201861292/18-WL-0777: LOCH HAVEN CIVIC ASSOCIATION, INC C/O LANCE DAVIS, P.O. Box 1814, Edgewater, Maryland 21037, has applied to construct a soft shoreline erosion control project which will include the following: to fill and grade with approximately 1,075 cubic yards of sand along 330 feet of shoreline to replenish a historic beach area; plant approximately 5,055 square feet of marsh vegetation in targeted areas for marsh establishment; and construct 195 linear feet of segmented breakwaters, all extending a maximum of 75 feet channelward of the mean high water line; and to provide stormwater management consisting of an infiltration basin planted with marsh vegetation, filled with approximately 356 square feet of cobble liners, and an 80-foot long cobble lined outfall for conveyance of stormwater. The purpose of this project is to nourish an existing beach, provide shoreline erosion control, and manage stormwater. The proposed project is located within the tidal waters of the South River at the Loch Haven Civic Association’s community area adjacent to 3446 and 3448 South River Terrace, Edgewater, Anne Arundel County, MD 21037. For more information, please contact Heather Hepburn at heather.hepburn1@maryland.gov or at 410-537-3789.

201861975/18-WL-1169: MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, STATE HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION, 707 NORTH Calvert Street, Baltimore, Maryland, 21202, has applied to reconstruct the roadway along MD 261 and replace the existing culverts with a bridge. The proposed roadway approaches will consist of two 10-foot lanes with 2-foot shoulders, 2 feet of safety grading, and traffic barriers as necessary on each side of MD 261, with fill extending a maximum of 16 feet channelward of the mean high water line. The existing twin corrugated metal pipe arch culverts will be replaced with a 37-foot wide by 32-foot long single span bridge. Additional work includes shoulder widening, upgrading existing sidewalks to Americans with Disabilities Act standards, installing new inlets for drainage, landscaping and relocating utilities, such as a public sanitary sewer line, and private utilities, as necessary. Temporary erosion and sediment controls during construction will extend a maximum of 23 feet channelward of the mean high water line. The sanitary sewer line will be temporarily relocated above the mean high water line extending a maximum of 23 feet channelward of the mean high water line during construction. The permanent sewer line will be attached under the bridge. The private utilities will be permitted under separate Wetland Licenses. The purpose of the project is to enhance flood protection and reduce the frequency of flooding along MD 261. The project is located on MD 261 from 9th Street to the Anne Arundel County line, in Calvert County, MD. The Applicant proposes to compensate for 11,476 square feet of permanent impacts to tidal wetlands and waters by paying an in-lieu fee into the Tidal Wetland Compensation Fund. For additional information, please contact Emily Dolbin by email at emily.dolbin@maryland.gov or by telephone at 410-662-7464 ext 1653.

201960043/19-WL-0040: BOHEMIA BAY YACHT HARBOUR ASSOCIATION, INC., 1026 Town Point Road, Chesapeake City, Maryland 21915, has applied to construct 206 feet of stone revetment extending 18 feet in front of an existing bulkhead. The purpose of this project is to improve shoreline erosion control. The proposed project is located within the tidal waters on Bohemia River at 1026 Town Point Road, Chesapeake City, Cecil, MD 21915. For more information, please contact Matthew Parsons at matthew.parsons1@maryland.gov or at 410-537-3541.

201862033/18-WL-1205: MARYLAND TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY, 8019 Corporate Center Drive, Suite F, Nottingham, Maryland 21236, has applied to conduct subsurface explorations and laboratory testing as part of the replacement of the Governor Harry W. Nice/Thomas “Mac” Middleton Bridge carrying US 301 over the Potomac River. The proposed subsurface explorations and testing will consist of the following: a total of 9 benthic sampling stations to obtain grab samples for pre, during, and post-construction monitoring of benthic organisms; 8 static load test piles or shafts to determine the bearing resistance of deep piles or shafts used in bridge construction; 32 driven pile tests to determine the length of pile and number of blows required to drive piles for construction of the bridge; 65 geotechnical borings to determine soil structure for proposed bridge pile locations; 100 MEC anomaly investigations using hand tools; and 5 underwater archaeology investigations using hand tools. The work will result in 5,716.1 square feet of disturbance to the Potomac River. Upon completion, the test shaft and reaction piles will be cut below the mudline. All test piles and borings will generally be conducted north of the existing Nice/Middleton Bridge, within the limit of disturbance for the bridge replacement project and spread across the width of the Potomac River. The purpose of the project is to conduct subsurface explorations and laboratory testing to facilitate replacement of the existing Nice/Middleton Bridge. The proposed project is located on the Potomac River at US 301 in Newburg, Charles County, MD. For more information, please contact Danielle Spendiff at Danielle.Spendiff1@maryland.gov or at 410-807-3900.

201861592/18-WL-0955: MARYLAND-NATIONAL CAPITAL PARK AND PLANNING COMMISSION, PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION, 4200 Ritchie Marlboro Road, Upper Marlboro, Maryland 20772, has applied to hydraulically dredge a 950-foot long by 250-foot wide area to a depth of – 6.0 feet at mean low water, located at the Bladensburg Waterfront Park Marina on the Anacostia River. The approximately 30,000 cubic yards of dredged material will be deposited at an approved upland disposal site located at Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission's Colmar Manor Community Park located at 3508 38th Avenue/3599 Bladensburg Road in Colmar Manor, Prince George's County, MD. The applicant has requested authorization to periodically maintenance dredge for 6 years. The purpose of the project is to improve navigable access and marina safety. For more information, please contact Melissa McCanna at Melissa.McCanna@maryland.gov or at 410-537-4053.

201960096/19-WP-0077: MEARS POINT ASSOCIATES, 600 Kent Narrows Way North, Grasonville, Maryland 21638, has applied to mechanically maintenance dredge 657,697 square feet of an irregular shaped area inside an existing marina to -8.0 feet at mean low water and 292,589 square feet of a rectangular shaped area inside an existing marina to -7.0 feet at mean low water; and deposit approximately 16,900 cubic yards of dredged material on an approved upland disposal site at 501 4H Park Road, Queenstown, MD. The purpose of this project is to improve navigation. The proposed project is located within the tidal waters on Kent Narrows at 600 Kent Narrows Way North, Grasonville, Queen Anne’s County, MD 21638. For more information, please contact Matthew Parsons at matthew.parsons1@maryland.gov or at 410-537-3541.