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ENERGY AND WATER APPROPRIATIONS REQUESTSThe following projects, the responsibility of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, seek to reduce flooding in New Jersey communities and to support safe and effective navigation in our waterways. The amount requested reflects the amount that the Corps of Engineers have the capability of using on each project within the fiscal year. Projects are listed in alphabetical order. These projects are in the North Jersey area, under the jurisdiction of the New York District of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
Bulkhead and Shoreline Protection
Funding will be used to install steel bulkheads to protect 100 feet of Raritan River shoreline on the Perth Amboy waterfront. Requested: $650,000
Rehabilitation of the Branch Brook Park Watercourse Requested: $1,000,000
Restoration of Toney's Brook at Watsessing Park Requested: $1,000,000
Hackensack Meadowlands, New Jersey This project provides technical engineering, design and related support to the New Jersey Meadowlands Commission in the areas of environmental restoration and flood damage reduction to reduce the potential for damage and financial loss associated with flooding. The requested funds will be used to initiate design to rehabilitate non-functional tide gates in the upper regions of Berry's Creek.Requested: $300,000
Hudson Raritan Estuary - Hackensack Meadowlands Much of the wetland area in the Meadowlands is degraded and contamination from extensive landfills in the area is common. The requested funds will be used to complete the feasibility phase of this ecosystem restoration project which will help to enhance water quality as well as fish and wildlife habitat.Requested:$233,000
Hudson Raritan Estuary, Liberty State Park The Hudson-Raritan Estuary, Liberty State Park (LSP) project area is 234 acres of undeveloped semi-degraded parkland within a fenced area of LSP. In the absence of Federal action, it is anticipated that the area ecosystem will remain in a degraded condition. Restoration will include reintroduction of tidal wetlands habitat, protection and enhancement of freshwater wetlands, which will help to restore the natural habitat providing cleaner water and reducing sediment contamination.Requested: $21,000,000
Hudson Raritan Estuary-Lower Passaic River Restoration Feasibility Study The HRE-Lower Passaic River Restoration Project is a multi-agency study to develop a comprehensive watershed-based plan for the remediation and restoration of the Lower Passaic River Basin. A comprehensive watershed-based plan for the remediation and restoration of the Lower Passaic River basin will benefit all area residents by providing clean water and soil.Requested: $200,000
Hudson-Raritan Estuary, NY & NJ The requested funds will be used to continue the feasibility study, including the draft Comprehensive Restoration Plan (CRP), and the evaluation of the restoration opportunities that are outlined in the CRP. The CRP will serve as the master plan, consensus vision and strategy for future ecosystem restoration in the Harbor. In addition, the study will seek to advance environmental efforts to be commensurate with NY-NJ Harbor navigation improvements.Requested: $1,000,000
Inspection of Completed Works, NJ The requested funds will be used to provide for the continued inspection of projects in the State of New Jersey to insure the highest level of protection afforded by these projects.Requested: $120,000
Jackson Brook, Morris County, New Jersey The Jackson Brook watershed is a 4.7 square mile area that covers parts of four municipalities - the Township of Randolph, the Township of Mine Hill, the Borough of Wharton and the Town of Dover. Severe flooding and erosion have occurred to the homes and property in the area. Funding will be used to help prevent further flooding and damages to homes and businesses.Requested: $1,000,000
Joseph G. Minish Historic Waterfront Park, Newark, NJ The requested funding will be used to continue the bulkhead construction and riverbank stabilization. This will help reduce the potential for damage and financial loss associated with flooding.Requested: $9,000,000
Lower Saddle River, New Jersey Flooding occurs in the lower Saddle River basin area along the Saddle River and Sprout Brook in the municipalities of Garfield, Wallington, South Hackensack, Lodi, Saddle Brook, Rochelle Park, Paramus, and Fair Lawn, New Jersey. The area has experienced several significant flooding events including severe damage from the April 2007 storm. This project would reduce the damage from floods by modifying several channels.Requested: $400,000
Millstone River Basin Flood Reduction/Ecosystem Requested: $1,000,000
Mill Brook, Highland Park, NJ Mill Brook is a small tributary of the Raritan River at Highland Park. The study area is bounded by River Road on the southwest, Raritan Avenue on the southeast, Suttons Lane on the northeast, and an Amtrak embankment on the northwest. A persistent flooding problem exists along Mill Brook with approximately 200 structures subject to chronic flooding. Funding will help to prevent further flooding and damages to homes and businessesRequested: $350,000
New York and New Jersey Channels, Arthur Kill Reach, NJ The requested funds will be used to continue to remove the most critical shoals in Arthur Kill near oil refinery and terminals. The Channels support over 111 million tons of bulk cargo, including 190 million barrels of petroleum products reported, valued at $12 billion. Failure to dredge critical channel segments in a timely manner could create unsafe navigation conditions and increased transportation costs.Requested:$10,000,000
New York Harbor, NY & NJ, Drift Collection The project consists of locating, collecting, removing and disposing of up to 530,000 cubic feet of drift and floatables per year, which equates to 225 forty-foot highway tractor-trailers. The requested funds will be used to continue drift collection operations in New York & New Jersey Harbor providing for the safe navigation of vessels transiting the harbor.Requested: $9,200,000
New York Harbor, NY&NJ (Prevention of Obstructive Deposits) The requested funding will be used to continue to provide vessel-based surveillance of the waters of the New York and New Jersey Harbor-Estuary, as well as to conduct enforcement against those who pollute the waterways or create unacceptable hazards to safe commercial and recreational navigation.Requested: $1,295,000
NY & NJ Harbor Deepening The New York/New Jersey seaport is the largest container port on the East Coast with a general cargo value of approximately $166 billion. Funding will be used for ongoing dredging activities to allow for the safe navigation of large vessels vital to the local, regional and national economy.Requested: $107,000,000
Newark Bay, Hackensack, and Passaic Rivers, New Jersey The requested funding will be used to dredge shoals in the Newark Bay Federal Navigation Channels. This maintenance dredging allows for the safe transport of almost 30 million tons of bulk cargo.Requested: $10,200,000
Passaic River Flood Management (Floodway Buyout), NJ The project involves the voluntary acquisition of approximately 800 frequently flooded homes in the Passaic River Floodway. Funds would be used to prepare additional properties for voluntary buyouts.Requested: $500,000
Passaic River Flood Warning System, NJ The Passaic Flood Warning System (PFWS) provides first responders immediate access to flood data and a communications network capable of receiving instantaneous watches/warnings from various agencies. Maintenance will be performed on the system to ensure reliable data reception and transmission throughout the PFWS, protecting residents and homes in 132 communities in New Jersey.Requested: $600,000
Passaic River Main Stem, New Jersey Since 1900, at least 26 lives have been lost in floods and the total loses are over $4.5 billion dollars. In addition to the flood damages that occur in over thirty-five municipalities in the basin, environmental damage from flooding has also occurred. Significant interruption to businesses and transportation has also resulted in hardship in the basin and region after each flood event.The project consists of several elements including an underground diversion tunnel, levees and floodwalls, and the acquisition of natural flood storage areas. Requested: $250,000
Passaic River, Harrison, NJ The project involves the construction of features for flood protection along the Passaic River in the Town of Harrison, New Jersey. The authorized plan for flood damage reduction includes a total of 7,450 linear feet of levee and floodwall with 8 closure structures. Funds will be used to complete the pre-construction engineering and design phase.Requested: $160,000
Peckman River and Tributaries, New Jersey The Basin experiences frequent flooding from intense thunderstorms and heavy rainfall. Funding will be used to complete a study to review alternatives to reduce flood damage to area residents and businesses.Requested: $629,000
Poplar Brook, Deal and Ocean, New Jersey Poplar Brook originates at the western boundary of Ocean Township and flows through the Borough of Deal into the Atlantic Ocean. A recurring flooding problem exists along Poplar Brook as a result of restrictive flow characteristics owing to insufficient cross-sectional areas of the channel and several inadequately sized culverts. The specific opportunities identified for this study are to reduce the flood hazards; to maintain the fish and wildlife resources of the existing stream and to ensure the integrity of the water quality of the stream in the study area.Requested: $4,250,000
Project Condition Surveys, NJ This project consists of performing hydrographic surveys of completed and federally maintained New Jersey State Federal Navigation Projects within the boundaries of the New York District.Monitoring the condition of commercial channels in the Port of NY & NJ and communicating the condition to port channel users is critical for the safety and efficient operation of the Port. Requested: $1,953,000
Rahway River Basin, NJ Flooding within the Rahway River Basin had caused damage to houses, businesses, municipal facilities and public infrastructure. Portions of the Rahway River Basin have also suffered environmental degradation and opportunities exist for restoration. The requested funds will be used to support a study to determine the alternatives to mitigate flood damage.Requested: $500,000
Ramapo River, Oakland, NJ Storms have damaged the newly constructed flood mitigation structures including a channel modification and flood control gates. These funds would be used to repair the damaged areas.Requested: $900,000
Raritan Bay and Sandy Hook Bay, Highlands, NJ Approximately 880 residential and commercial structures are subject to severe flooding and many roadways are flooded during severe storm events, cutting off access to large portions of Highlands. These funds would be used to complete the study of the area including a screening of alternatives to relieve this flooding and the formation of a plan.Requested: $407,000
Raritan Bay and Sandy Hook Bay, Leonardo, New Jersey The requested funds will be used for the pre-construction, engineering and design phase of this effort to reduce flood damage to homes and businesses in the Leonardo area.Requested: $100,000
Raritan Bay and Sandy Hook Bay, Port Monmouth, New Jersey This project involves the construction of approximately 7,070 feet of levees, 3,585 feet of floodwalls, 2,640 feet of dune, a storm- tide gate, and periodic beach nourishment on a 10-year cycle. The requested funds will be used to initiate and complete the beachfill contract, providing flood control and protection reducing the potential for damage and financial loss associated with flooding.Requested: $3,000,000
Raritan Bay and Sandy Hook Bay, Union Beach, NJ Low-lying residential and commercial structures in the area experience flooding caused by coastal storm inundation. This problem has progressively worsened in recent years due to loss of protective beaches and increased urbanization in the area with structures susceptible to flooding from rainfall and coastal storm surges, erosion and wave attack, combined with restrictions to channel flow in the tidal creeks. Funds will be used to design and implement a storm damage reduction project designed to assist the residents and businesses in the Union Beach area.Requested: $250,000
Raritan River Basin, Green Brook Sub-basin, New Jersey The requested funds will be used to initiate construction of flood damage reduction features such as levees and bridge raisings in Middlesex Boro and Green Brook. This project provides flood control and protection reducing the potential for damage and financial loss associated with flooding.Requested: $10,000,000
Raritan River to Arthur Kill Cutoff The requested funds will be used for maintenance dredging of the area which will maintain the authorized project dimensions, thereby assuring safe and economical use of the Raritan River to Arthur Kill Cut-Off Channel by shipping interests.Requested: $2,900,000
Raritan River, New Jersey The requested funds will be used to continue maintenance dredging of the remaining shoals on the Raritan River, providing safe, reliable, efficient, effective and environmentally sustainable transportation systems for movement of commerce, national security needs, and recreation.Requested: $225,000
Sandy Hook Bay at Leonardo, New Jersey The requested funds will be used to maintenance dredge critical shoals. Failure to dredge adversely affects State-run marina operations by decreasing accessibility from the harbor to the Lower Bay of NY. Maintenance dredging could reduce risk to the public and restore channel to authorized depth in more critical locations.Requested: $5,000,000
Sandy Hook to Barnegat Inlet, New Jersey The requested funds will be used for the beach renourishment of Northern Long Branch and Monmouth Beach. This project will provide flood and storm protection to the homes, businesses and infrastructure in the area.Requested: $250,000
Shoal Harbor and Compton Creek, NJ The requested funds will be used to continue engineering and design work for future maintenance of critical shoals in the harbor and creek. Maintenance of shoals in the harbor and creek allow for the safe passage of approximately 700,000 ferry passengers who use the ferry services annually.Requested: $250,000
Shark River, Monmouth County, NJ The requested funds will be used for maintenance dredging of the ocean bar shoal in the inlet reach and the spot shoal in the inlet reach. The dredging provides safe navigation in the channel, which contains fishing fleet, and various marine businesses.Requested: $13,000,000
Shark River Marina Bulkheading Requested: $1,000,000
Shrewsbury River, Monmouth County, NJ The requested funds will be used for the removal of shoals on the Navesink and Shrewsbury Rivers. Maintenance dredging would reduce the risk to the public and restore the channel to authorized depth at various locations. Requested: $250,000
South River, Raritan River Basin, Middlesex County, NJ The South River is tidally controlled from its mouth upstream to Duhernal Lake Dam and the area is prone to severe flooding from hurricanes and other storms. Funding would be used to implement a plan designed to protect the area from hurricane and storm damage.Requested: $400,000
Stony Brook, Millstone River Basin, NJ Frequent flooding occurs along the Millstone River and Stony Brook low-lying and relative flat floodplain. The requested funds will be used to continue a study to seek solutions to the flooding that includes data gathering and analyses, screening of alternatives, plan formulation and environmental scoping efforts.Requested: $500,000
Elizabeth River Environmental Clean-Up and Critical Repairs Requested: $150,000
Manalapan Brook Watershed, Middlesex County, New Jersey Requested: $500,000
Below are projects, listed alphabetically, that are in the South Jersey area under the jurisdiction of the Philadelphia District of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers: Absecon Inlet The requested funds will be used to perform maintenance dredging of Clam Creek and to monitor the project. This funding would provide safe, reliable, efficient, effective and environmentally sustainable waterborne transportation systems for movement of commerce, national security needs, and recreation.Requested: $400,000
Assunpink Creek, Hamilton Twp, NJ The requested funds will be used to investigate flooding problems along the Assunpink Creek in Hamilton Township. This will help to determine the reason for the flooding and possible alternatives to prevent the damage and financial loss associated with flooding.Requested: $200,000
Barnegat Inlet to Little Egg Inlet (Long Beach Island), NJ The requested funds will be used to continue initial beach nourishment in Long Beach Township and Beach Haven and to repair damage caused by the November 2009 nor'easter. This project provides protection to the homes, businesses and infrastructure in the area.Requested: $26,125,000
Barnegat Inlet, NJ The project is located on the Atlantic coast of New Jersey about 33 miles north of Atlantic City. The requested funds will be used to perform maintenance dredging of the Inlet and Oyster Creek. This project provides safe, reliable, efficient, effective and environmentally sustainable waterborne transportation systems for movement of commerce, national security needs, and recreation.Requested: $700,000
Brigantine Inlet to Great Egg Harbor Inlet (Absecon Island) The requested funds will be used to repair damages caused by the November 2009 nor'easter and to complete periodic beach nourishment and initial construction of the Atlantic City bulkhead. This project will provide protection to the homes, businesses and infrastructure in the area.Requested: $21,000,000
Brigantine Inlet to Great Egg Harbor Inlet (Brigantine Island) The requested funds will be used for flood and coastal storm damage reduction along Brigantine Island, utilizing sand from an offshore borrow source. The project will consist of berm and dune restoration along approximately 1.8 miles of coastline fronting the northern third of the city. This requested includes funds to repair the area from the damages incurred by the November 2009 nor'easter.Requested: $6,180,000
Cape May Inlet to Lower Township The requested funds will be used to repair damage caused by the November 2009 nor'easter and for periodic beach nourishment. These efforts provide flood and coastal storm damage reduction to the local communities and to the U.S. Coast Guard Training Center.Requested: $10,300,000
Cold Spring (Cape May) Inlet, NJ Cold Spring Inlet connects the New Jersey Intracoastal Waterway with the Atlantic Ocean at Cape May, NJ. The requested funds will be used to perform maintenance dredging of the Inlet, Cape May Harbor and repair seawall and east jetty to ensure the integrity of the channel and adjacent structures. Requested: $2,260,000
Delaware Bay Coastline, DE & NJ Oakwood Beach, NJ The requested funds will be used to initiate berm construction and beachfill to provide flood and coastal storm damage protection at Oakwood Beach in Salem County.Requested: $250,000
Delaware Bay Coastline, DE & NJ Reeds Beach and Pierces Point, NJ The requested funds will be used to complete initial construction of a berm to provide protection to the homes, businesses and infrastructure. It will also provide aquatic ecosystem restoration and protection to improve the overall environmental quality within the community.Requested: $5,000,000
Delaware Bay Coastline, DE & NJ Villas and Vicinity The project area is located within Middle and Lower Townships, Cape May County along the Delaware Bay Coastline in New Jersey. The requested funds will be used to complete initial construction of a berm to provide protection to the homes, businesses and infrastructure. It will also provide aquatic ecosystem restoration and protection to improve the overall environmental quality within the community.Requested: $7,800,000
Delaware Estuary Regional Sediment Management The goals of this project are to develop a long-term sustainable Regional Sediment Management Plan (RSMP) and to compile U.S. Army Corps of Engineers data to populate the New Jersey Department of Transportation's Dredged Material Management System (DMMS) GIS database and dredged material marketplace. This helps to provide safe, reliable, efficient, effective and environmentally sustainable waterborne transportation systems for movement of commerce, national security needs, and recreation.Requested: $200,000
Delaware River Comprehensive, NJ The Delaware River Basin has experienced considerable degradation over the years due to urbanization and industrialization and there have been many significant flooding events. This project seeks to continue working with New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection to determine solutions to the flooding.Requested: $400,000 ($290 in PB and $296 last year)
Delaware River Estuary Environmental Restoration The requested funds will be used to start a reconnaissance study to identify and provide a preliminary evaluation of environmental and habitat restoration opportunities in the Delaware Estuary as well as watershed management opportunities and ecosystem improvements in the Delaware River and Bay. This will provide aquatic ecosystem restoration and protection to improve the overall water and environmental quality in the area.Requested: $150,000
Delaware River, Philadelphia to the Sea, NJ and DE The requested funds will be used for the annual maintenance dredging which provides safe, reliable, efficient, effective and environmentally sustainable navigation.Requested: $23,115,000
Delaware River, Philadelphia to Trenton, NJ and PA The requested funds will be used for the annual maintenance dredging which provides safe, reliable, efficient, effective and environmentally sustainable navigation.Requested: $11,115,000
Great Egg Harbor and Peck Beach (Ocean City), NJ The last beach nourishment cycle was completed in March 2010 and this requested funding will be used to monitor the project and make any necessary repairs to ensure area homes, businesses and infrastructure remains protected.Requested: $500,000
Great Egg Harbor Inlet to Townsends Inlet, NJ The requested funds will be used for the construction of a berm and for beachfill in Ocean City, Upper Township, and Sea Isle City, New Jersey. This will provide protection to area homes, businesses and infrastructure.Requested: $20,000,000
Habitat Productivity Restoration of Delaware Bay, DE & NJ The requested funds will be used to initiate a study to expand upon the ongoing and successful efforts to create habitat resources for the native oyster population in the Delaware Bay. Efforts will include direct shell planting, transplanting oysters, and monitoring. This will help to support the oyster industry in New Jersey.Requested: $2,000,000
Hereford Inlet to Cape May Inlet, NJ The requested funds will be used to complete a study and technical review of possible solutions to address problems in the area that include: erosion in North Wildwood; low, flat beaches at Wildwood and Wildwood Crest that expose property to damages; and cogged storm water outfalls due to excessive beach width.Requested: $450,000
Lower Cape May Meadows, Cape May Point, NJ The requested funds will be used for the completion of the 2nd beach nourishment cycle and to repair the damage caused by the November 2009 nor'easter. This project provides flood and storm damage reduction to area homes, businesses, and infrastructure.Requested: $13,920,000
Manasquan Inlet to Barnegat Inlet, NJ The requested funds will be used for initial construction of a berm and beachfill which will provide protection to the area homes, businesses and infrastructure.Requested: $250,000
Manasquan River, Howell Township, NJ The project consists of proposed bank stabilization along the right bank of the river parallel to Bergerville Road at a sharp curve in the river. The bank is experiencing severe erosion at the toe, creating a vertical scarp of fifteen to twenty feet from the base of the slope. If erosion is allowed to continue, the roadway will be further undercut and failure of the road will result.Requested: $500,000
Manasquan River, NJ Manasquan River connects the New Jersey Intracoastal Waterway with the Atlantic Ocean. The requested funds will be used to perform maintenance dredging of the entrance channel and to monitor the jetty. This will help to provide safe, reliable, efficient, effective navigation.Requested: $555,000
Mason Point Dike Wetlands Restoration, Alloways Creek, NJ The feasibility study will evaluate alternatives to replacing a failed salt hay farm dike at a State Wildlife Management Area and restoring wetlands by improving tidal flushing and habitat restoration while protecting local roads, residences and a National Historic Landmark site.Requested: $150,000
Maurice River Watershed, NJ The requested funds will be used for a reconnaissance study of the Maurice River Watershed to investigate solutions to reverse the severe shoreline erosion and wetland loss that is a threat to commercial navigation. The study will investigate the possibility of implementing solutions for the purpose of ecosystem restoration, habitat development, flood damage reduction, and navigational improvements.Requested: $150,000
Mordecai Island Coastal Wetlands Restoration Continued erosion of the island threatens an abundant diversity of natural wildlife habitats that provide breeding, foraging, nesting and resting areas for many species of migratory birds, including some that are on the state list of threatened and endangered species. A wooden breakwater will be built approximately 150 feet offshore of the island to reduce wave impact.Requested: $1,500,000
Musconetcong River Dam Removals, Bloomsbury, NJ The requested funds will be used to investigate the removal of five dams to restore the river to its natural condition and provide migratory fish passage in this Wild and Scenic designated river to valuable spawning and foraging grounds. The aquatic ecosystem restoration and protection will improve the overall environmental quality of the region.Requested: $200,000
New Jersey Alternative Long-Term Nourishment Study This feasibility study is evaluating methods to manage New Jersey's coastal projects on a regional basis to ensure maximum benefits are achieved from the Federal investment and reduce long-term periodic nourishment costs. The study includes: development of a regional sediment budget and an improved understanding of regional coastal processes; implementation of an efficient regional monitoring program; and development of a comprehensive beach, inlet, and borrow area management strategy.Requested: $300,000
New Jersey Intracoastal Waterway, NJ The New Jersey Intracoastal Waterway navigation project extends 117 miles from the Manasquan River to Delaware Bay and is used by commercial as well as recreational vessels. This navigation project provides for a channel 12 feet deep and generally 100 feet wide from the Atlantic Ocean at Manasquan Inlet through Point Pleasant Canal to Delaware Bay above Cape May Point. The project also provides jetties for the protection of the Delaware Bay entrance of the canal. The requested funds will be used to perform maintenance dredging.Requested: $3,800,000
New Jersey Intracoastal Waterway, Dredged Hole 35 Restoration, NJ The requested funds will be used to fill an existing dredged hole in the south end of Ocean City. This will restore aquatic vegetation and fisheries habitat.Requested: $200,000
Pennsville, Salem County, NJ The requested funds will be used to complete a study to investigate flooding problems in the vicinity of the existing pumping facility and from Salem Creek in low-lying areas on the east side of the Township. Structural and non-structural alternatives will be evaluated.Requested: $2,00,000
Pine Mount Creek/Mill Creek Habitat Restoration, Cumberland County, NJ This project restores a dike and creates a wildlife management area along the Cohansey River at the mouth of Pine Mount Creek and Mill Creek.Requested: $200,000
Pond Creek Salt Marsh Restoration Project, Cape May County, NJ The goal of the proposed project is to restore Pond Creek to its natural state which is an estuarine intertidal emergent marsh with native species such as salt meadow cordgrass (Spartina). Funds will be used to complete design and initiate and complete construction of a new channel and water control structure. This will improve the environmental conditions within the community.Requested: $1,531,000
Restoration of Peter Creek Lake, Oaklyn, NJ The requested funds will be used to study the feasibility of dredging the lake, restoring tidal influence and enhancing freshwater wetlands and open water areas.Requested: $150,000
Salem River, NJ The waterway extends from Salem westerly 3 miles and then into the Delaware River about 45 miles south of Philadelphia. The current project is to provide periodic maintenance dredging of an entrance channel from the Delaware River to the fixed highway bridge (Route 49) in Salem, New Jersey. This will help to provide safe, reliable, efficient, effective and environmentally sustainable waterborne transportation systems for commerce and other needs.Requested: $2,310,000
Seaside Park, Ocean County, NJ The area is subject to erosion of the bayside beaches, which contributes to the larger problem of tidal flooding of streets and residences. The requested funds will be used for a study to determine effective and efficient solutions to the flooding.Requested: $100,000
Townsends Inlet to Cape May Inlet, NJ The recommended plan for flood and coastal storm damage reduction includes 4.3 miles of beachfill with a berm width of 150-feet and a dune crest with periodic nourishment at 3 year intervals. This will also include 2.2 miles of seawall construction along the Townsends Inlet frontage of Avalon and the Hereford Inlet frontage of North Wildwood.Requested: $19,000,000 Trenton Marine Terminal, Trenton, NJ Bank erosion and wave action threaten a municipal sewage treatment outfall structure and City Park infrastructure at the Trenton Marine Terminal along the Delaware River front in Trenton. The requested funding will be used to study the area and develop solutions.
Requested: $100,000
Stream Stabilization along Shabakunk Creek Township of Lawrence Requested: $150,000
The projects listed below in alphabetical order by requesting organization will help to reduce New Jersey's energy consumption, save taxpayer dollars and create jobs.
Energy Efficiency Projects
Atlantic Health Energy Efficiency Initiative - Power Cogeneration
Requested: $2,000,000
Energy Effectiveness in Historic Theater Bergen Performing Arts Center Requested: $500,000
Energy Conservation through Installation of Solar Panels for Bernardsville Public Library Roof Borough of Bernardsville Requested: $816,500
Flemington Main Street Green and Solar Roof Demonstration Borough of Flemington Requested: $675,000
Geothermal Project at the Public Safety Building Borough of Waldwick Requested: $375,000
West Long Police Building Solar Energy Borough of West Long Branch Requested: $350,000
Solar Energy System Burlington Township Fire Department Requested: $500,000
Solar Panels for Community Center City of Brigantine Requested: $500,000
Municipal Energy Savings Initiative City of Perth Amboy Requested: $350,000
Vineland Center City Lighting Renovation Project City of Vineland Requested: $500,000
South Jersey Cancer Center Energy Efficiency Initiative Cooper Health Requested: $1,200,000
Passaic County Renewable Energy Initiative County of Passaic Requested: $250,000
Mid-Atlantic River Basin Commissions Delaware River Basin Commission (DRBC) Requested: $2,365,000
Building Capacity for Interdisciplinary Faculty Research and Undergraduate Research Training in the Sciences Drew University Requested: $1,150,000
Energy Efficient Expansion of Breast Cancer Center Englewood Hospital and Medical Center Requested: $1,100,000
Waterfront South Revitalization Project - Renewable Energy & Energy Efficiency Heart of Camden, Inc. Requested: $300,000
Alternative Energy Components of Emergency Operations Center County of Hudson Requested: $1,000,000
Going Green Maryville, Inc. Requested: $211,869
Energy Conservation Project Morris Museum Requested: $605,000
Newark Museum Alternative Energy Enhancement Program Newark Museum Requested: $1,500,000
North Bergen Board of Education-School Lighting Upgrades North Bergen Board of Education Requested: $840,480
Operation Smile International Family Study at the Coriell Institute Operation Smile/Coriell Institute Requested: $2,031,000
Passaic Valley Water Commission Hydro Electric Turbine Passaic Valley Water Commission Requested: $360,000
Princeton Community Renewable Energy Project Princeton Township Requested: $1,000,000
Energy Efficient Roof Replacement Ramapo College of New Jersey Requested: $400,000
Rowan University Algae-Based Renewable Fuel Initiative Rowan University Requested: $1,000,000
Livingston Campus Geothermal Energy System Requested: $2,500,000
Vegetated Roofing Systems Requested: $500,000
Sparta Infrastructure Requested: $1,000,000
St. Peter's College Urban Sustainability Demonstration Project Requested: $1,677,000
Sustainable Technology Components for Watershed Environmental Center
Requested: $1,677,000
Renewable Energy Solar Farm
Requested: $650,000
Installation of Solar Panels on Town Hall / Police Department Building
Requested: $865,346
Livingston Water Pollution Control Facility (WPCF) Co-generation
Requested: $900,000
Water Tower Mounted Wind Turbine
Requested: $350,000
Solar Canopy-Middletown Train Station
Requested: $835,000
Energy Efficient Renovations for New Court
Requested: $850,000
Department of Public Works Solar Roof
Requested: $220,000
Village Hall Geothermal
Requested: $410,000
Township of Verona Solar Initiative
Requested: $935,000
Green RetroFit Program
Requested: $500,000
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