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mata and several 0. ammlans located on the shoreline cobble which extends out to a depth of 6.5ft. The presence of these species as well as several non-ESA listed Porites astreoides has dictated the location of the ramp. The proposed temporary barge landing position avoids all coral and seagrass resour

immali - -ark— . I • Figure 6.05.4. Wave Roses from the USACE Wave Information Studies for buoy 61022. 36 EFTA00802658 6.06 MARINE RESOURSES Benthic Habitat Description General Sandy beaches, cobble beaches and steep rocky shorelines surround great St. James Island. All three of the proposed dock and barge landing

ta and several 0. amiularis located on the shoreline cobble which extends out to a depth of 6.5ft. The presence of these species as well as several non-ESA listed Porites astreoides has dictated the location of the ramp. The proposed temporary barge landing position avoids all coral and seagrass resour

ock IV. SITE PROTECTION INSTRUMENT The applicant will prepare an easement setting these areas aside as protected areas. V. BASELINE INFORMATION Benthic Habitat Description General Sandy beaches, cobble beaches and steep rocky shorelines surround great St. James Island. All three of the proposed dock and barge landing

ta and several 0. annularis located on the shoreline cobble which extends out to a depth of 6.5ft. The presence of these species as well as several non-ESA listed Porites astreoides has dictated the location of the ramp. The proposed temporary barge landing position avoids all coral and seagrass resour

2763 •••••••111•••••••• PLID • 1 ---- Figure 6.05.4. Wave Roses from the USACE Wave Information Studies for buoy 61022. 6.06 MARINE RESOURSES Benthic Habitat Description General Sandy beaches, cobble beaches and steep rocky shorelines surround great St. James Island. All three of the proposed dock and barge landing