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PIANC USA: DREDGING 2012 Rethinking the River City’s Dredging A Jacksonville Harbor Case Study
Presented by: Stephanie Groleau, Planning Technical Lead U.S. Army Corps Engineers Jacksonville District October 25, 2012
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WHERE IN THE WORLD IS CARMEN SANDIEGO?
DUVAL COUNTY, FLORIDA
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LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION
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BUSINESS AS USUAL IS GETTING UNUSUAL Unexpectedly high shoaling rates at MOL/TRAPAC terminal Faster filling of DMMAs Upland real estate costs did not drop like other real estate costs FDEP has stricter sediment standards for beach placement Jacksonville Harbor GRR expansion study was accelerated by
President Obama
Bartram Island DMMA
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WHAT’S HAPPENING!! Raising dikes Innovative weir design Offloading into unusable cells Nearshore placement
ODMDS expansion Habitat restoration Regional Sediment
Management (RSM)
USACE Innovative Design of the Year: Simplicity, Flexibility, Redundancy
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…AND NOW FOR SOMETHING COMPLETELY DIFFERENT
Build a bridge from Bartram Island to offload by truck to mainland
‘Recycle’ poor quality material to be sold for construction
Public-Private partnership with upland land owners
Trading submerged lands Scour monitoring system Habitat creation
Image Courtesy of Nortek, USA
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THE CHOSEN ONE Creation of islands for the purpose of higher value
habitat and recreation Sediment quality is not suitable for beach or
nearshore placement Cheaper than offshore placement Hope to improve flow in Mill Cove Lands turned over to the State of Florida
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VANITY, THY NAME IS The Groleau Island Complex
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THE SHORTEST DISTANCE BETWEEN 2 POINTS IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION
Modeling will determine best orientation for improved flow Turbidity curtain to build a low emergent berm using the
sandy material from the nearby channel Fill islands to 3 elevations using hydraulic dredge Place rock in select areas for essential fish habitat Plant native flora and monitor Remove turbidity curtains; let side slopes become gentle
(1:100) and flows around islands normalize
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Turbidity Curtain
MHW
MLLW
Wave Break
MHW
MLLW
Settlement
Wave Break
INITIAL
FINAL
4:1 VERTICAL SCALE EXAGGERATION
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ISLANDS IN THE SUN
Max Footprint: 150 Acres Max Volume of Material: 2.5 MCY
Estimated Savings: $10+ Million
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IF YOU BUILD IT, THEY WILL COME -1: smooth cordgrass, bulrush
+1/2:saltwort, perennial glasswort, bushy seaside oxeye saltgrass, needle rush, saltmeadow cordgrass, groundsel tree and marshelder
+5: live oak, red cedar, cabbage palm, American holly, yaupon, wax myrtle, and saw palmetto
Animals: deer, otter, raccoon, brown pelicans, coots, egrets, gulls, terns, seaside sparrow, wood stork, alligator, various turtles and snakes
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IT AIN’T OVER TILL IT’S OVER Still need to finalize:
Resource agency buy in Public support Sovereign Submerged Lands Mitigation Final cost estimates Justification of Jacksonville Harbor GRR
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LIGHT AT THE END OF THE PIPELINE Expanding Regional Sediment Management
in Florida beyond beach placement Priority is providing high value habitat and
recreation areas to State and community Savings expected to help justify the Jacksonville
Harbor GRR expansion study I get to name an island after myself
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ASK ME NO QUESTIONS, I’LL TELL YOU NO LIES
Stephanie Groleau [email protected]
904-232-1979
Coraggio Maglio [email protected]
904-232-1131