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Lakes District At Louisiana State University CAP 206 Project US Army Corps of Engineers New Orleans District

Agenda History –Preliminary Restoration Plan (PRP) Project Authority Brief Project Description FY 2005 Actions –Develop Project Management Plan (PMP) Where to Next –Initiate Feasibility (ROE, surveys, etc.)

History Meetings held with LSU, Baton Rouge Recreation and Park Commission (BREC), City of Baton Rouge, landowners, & other stakeholders –Received Letter of Intent in 2002 –Discussed Plan of Action Formulated Corps team to create Preliminary Restoration Plan (PRP) –Held 1 day Charrette with Stakeholders & Corps team to formulate plan Submitted PRP to Division in Feb 2004 –PRP was recently approved Stakeholders have been lobbying strong for this project –Resulted in a Congressional Ad in FY

Project Authority-9 CAP Programs Section Flood Control Section 14 - Emergency Streambank and Shoreline Protection Section Snagging and Clearing for Flood Control Section Navigation Section Beach Erosion Section Mitigation of Shore Damage Attributable to Navigation Works Section Project modifications for Improvement to the Environment Section Ecosystem Restoration Projects in Connection with Dredging Section Aquatic Ecosystem Restoration

Brief Project Description Project Purpose –Determine if feasible plans can be developed to enhance estimated 300 acres of existing lakes near LSU –6 Lakes in the entire Lakes District System University Lake Campus Lake College Lake City Park Lake Crest Lake Lake Erie

Brief Project Description Problems –Sewer levels high (fecal coliform) –“Fish kills” (lack of oxygen) –Decrease in habitat –Erosion of banks and infrastructure Opportunities –Enhance water quality conditions –Increase wildlife and fisheries habitat –Prevent erosion of banks to mitigate further damage to infrastructure

Possible Recommendations –Increase water depths –Use aeration to increase dissolved oxygen –Manage sediment –Stump removal from bottom of lakes –Convert portions of lakes to swamp –H&H modifications (limiting inflow, manipulate water levels) –Beneficial use of dredged material –Investigate runoff from I-10 –Investigate Sanitary Sewer I&I Brief Project Description

Cypress Tree Stumps Along Lake Bottoms Excessive Sediment Build Up Bank Stability Issues Safety Pinch-Points

FY 2005 Actions PMP Development –Describe work effort in detail What specific task you will need to complete? Why it’s necessary that you do that task in relation to the entire project? Who will complete the task? When is it necessary to start work? How specifically you plan to complete the necessary task? Duration and Cost associated with each task? –The more detailed, the better

Where to Next Call to Action –PMP input from each Division –Request FTL’s collect and submit their appropriate sections to Kasey Couture, x –Suspense: NLT May 11, 2005 Upon completion of PMP Begin Feasibility –ROE, Surveys, etc.