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location which has minimal impact and will not require mitigation. The Environmental Assessment Report will act as the main reference document for the Coastal Zone Management Permit application, the U.S. ACOE permit application, and the Water Quality Certificate and for any other approvals which may be require
vities will require in-water monitoring and the cost will be determined by the approved monitoring, mitigation and water quality monitoring plans. Cable Lay Monitoring, including boat, captain, divers, principle, all necessary photographic and sampling equipment (usually more than 8 hours, and early hours) during a
mits required. We know that the dock extension will impact seagrass. The Environmental Assessment Report will act as the main reference document for the Coastal Zone Management Permit application, the U.S. ACOE permit application, and the Water Quality Certificate and for any other approvals which may be require
vities will require in-water monitoring and the cost will be determined by the approved monitoring, mitigation and water quality monitoring plans. Cable Lay Monitoring, including boat, captain, divers, principle, all necessary photographic and sampling equipment (usually more than 8 hours, and early hours) during a
k location which has minimal impact and will not require mitigation. The Environmental Assessment Report will act as the main reference document for the Coastal Zone Management Permit application, the U.S. ACOE permit application, and the Water Quality Certificate and for any other approvals which may be require
vities will require in-water monitoring and the cost will be determined by the approved monitoring, mitigation and water quality monitoring plans. Cable Lay Monitoring, including boat, captain, divers, principle, all necessary photographic and sampling equipment (usually more than 8 hours, and early hours) during a
will be critical in determining permit times and permits required. The Environmental Assessment Report will act as the main reference document for the Coastal Zone Management Permit application, the U.S. ACOE permit application, and the Water Quality Certificate and for any other approvals which may be require
vities will require in-water monitoring and the cost will be determined by the approved monitoring, mitigation and water quality monitoring plans. Cable Lay Monitoring, including boat, captain, divers, principle, all necessary photographic and sampling equipment (usually more than 8 hours, and early hours) during a
Entities connected to both the Coastal Zone and Cable Lay Monitoring

Jeffrey Epstein
PERSON
St. Croix
LOCATION
Coastal
LOCATIONErika Kellerhals
PERSON
Sarah Ferguson
PERSON
San Juan
LOCATIONLandforms, Geology, Soils
ORGANIZATIONAir Quality
ORGANIZATIONHistoric Land
LOCATIONVIWAPA
ORGANIZATIONUtilities
ORGANIZATIONTerrestrial Resources
ORGANIZATIONAmy Claire Dempsey
PERSONBioimpact, Inc.
ORGANIZATIONthe Federal Agencies
ORGANIZATIONthe U.S. COE
ORGANIZATIONAcroporapalmata
ORGANIZATIONMajor Coastal Zone Management
ORGANIZATIONU.S. Army Corps
ORGANIZATIONFederal Fish and Wildlife Service
ORGANIZATION