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1. Contract No. W9127N-09-C-0026 U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Portland District Columbia River Channel Improvements (CRCI) Rock Removal 2009
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3. Vital U.S. Export Gateway Primary international export gateway for 11 states in the Pacific Northwest & Upper Midwest 1st in the nation for U.S. wheat exports 2nd largest export gateway on West Coast 3rd in the world for grain exports Construction Contracts FY 2005 Great Lakes FY 2006 Bean/Stuyvesant FY 2007 J.E McAmis Inc./ Consolidated Rock at Port of Vancouver FY 2007 - 2008 Great Lakes FY 2009 J.E. McAmis Inc.
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5. Congressional Study Resolution Aug 89 Feasibility Study Initiated Apr 94 Draft Feasibility Report/EIS Oct 98 Final Feasibility Report/EIS Aug 99 Oregon CZMA Dec 99 USFWS and NMFS Bi-Ops Dec 99 Project Authorization Dec 99 NMFS Bi-Op Withdraw Aug 00 State Water Quality Denials Sep 00 Corps Reinitiates Consultation Sept 00 Corps Decides to Supplement Jan 02 Integrated Feasibility Report/EIS Washington State Environmental Policy Act-- Port of Longview; Lead Agency NMFS and USFWS Bi-Ops May 02 Draft Supplemental EIS Jul 02 Final Supplemental EIS Jan 03
6. St. Helen’s Area 550,000 SF Drilling and Blasting 500,000 CY Dredging Longview Area 2,500,000 CY Dredging CRCI 2009 PROJECT COMPONENTS
14. Rock would require preparation by blasting and efficient dredging of prepared rock would not be feasible by any means other than a large excavator type dredge. Conclusions of Preliminary Investigations
15. Type of explosives Blasting platform & support equipment Preparation and loading of blast holes Compliance with blast induced effects: Underwater overpressure Ground vibration Blast Patterns Schedule Determining Proper Blasting Methods
59. 100% of dredge prism taken to grade 500,000 cubic yards of material transported to Ross Island Lagoon for environmental remediation No water quality violations No negative environmental impacts Results
60. Total number of holes drilled: 3,750 holes + Total pounds of explosives: 240,000 lbs (120 tons) + Total feet of shot line: 1,000,000 lf + Total number of blasts: 95 blasts Total number of drilling days: 85 days Total number of jobs created: 75 (60 local jobs) Total number of man hours: 35,000 hours Total number of square feet blasted: 550,000 sf Total number of cubic yards removed: 500,000 cy Total number of lost time accidents: 0 Total number of environmental incidents: 0 Total number of salmonoids/steelhead taken: 0 Total number of marine mammals harmed: 0 Total percentage of time ahead of schedule: 25% Final Project Numbers