MISSISSIPPI COASTAL IMPROVEMENTS

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MISSISSIPPI COASTAL IMPROVEMENTS PROGRAM (MsCIP) Comprehensive Barrier 237 27 200 237 27 200 Island 237 Restoration 27 200 Plan 80 9 27 252 74.59 255 255 255 0 0 0 63 63 63 3 32 22 239 65 53 0 35 20 2 92 56 62 02 30 02 56 48 30 20 Justin McDonald, P.E. Matthew Edwards 9 November 207 The views, opinions and findings contained in this report are those of the authors(s) and should not be construed as an official Department of the Army position, policy or decision, unless so designated by other official documentation.

Presentation Outline History of the Mississippi Coastal Improvements Program (MsCIP) Development of the Comprehensive Barrier Island Restoration Plan Investigations, Analyses, & Modeling Performed in Support of the Project Description of Recommended Plan for Ship Island Overview of the Cat Island Construction Project

Mississippi Coastal Improvements Program (MsCIP) P.L. 09-48, 30 December 2005 Comprehensive Planning to Address Hurricane and Storm Damage Reduction Salt Water Intrusion Shoreline Erosion Fish and Wildlife Preservation Other Water Related Resource Projects Cost Effective Projects in lieu of NED benefits No Incremental Benefit-Cost Analysis Report requirements Interim Report within 6 months Comprehensive Plan within 2 years Compatible with State Coastal Restoration Plan

Hurricane / Storm Salt Water Intrusion Shoreline Erosion Fish & Wildlife MsCIP Restoration Elements Interim Projects Phase I Projects Ecosystem Restoration Studies Other Studies Hancock County Harrison County Jackson County 6 2 2 Bay St. Louis Waveland 3 4 9 0 3 3 8 6 Gulfport 5 Gulfport 2 7 Biloxi 6 3 5 3 Gautier 3 3 4 0 2 3 4 3 Moss Point 3 2 Pascagoula 8 9 7 3 5 5 4 3 4 High Hazard Risk Area Cat Ship Horn Petit Bois % Chance Flood Risk Katrina Inundation Limits Littoral Zone Placement of Sand O&M Beneficial Use Placement

Objectives of Comprehensive Barrier Island Restoration Plan Restore the barrier islands structure to reduce storm damage impacts on the mainland coast of Mississippi. Barrier islands are the MS mainland's first line of defense for storm protection Barrier islands also act to manage the productivity of the estuaries in their lee Enhance long-term sediment drift along the Mississippi barrier islands. Maintain the estuarine ecosystem and resources of the Mississippi Sound. Preserve the natural and cultural resources of the Mississippi barrier islands.

Comprehensive Barrier Island Restoration Plan Components Sediment budget of barrier island chain Eastern shoreline of Cat Island Revised dredge material disposal plan for Pascagoula navigation channel Northern shoreline of West Ship Island

Original Placements for Restoration of Sediment Budget Mississippi Barrier Islands

Modeling/Analyses Completed in Support of the Project Barrier Island Sediment Budget (97/20 2005/0) Applied Coastal Engineering Limits: Dauphin Island in the East to Cat Island in the West Desktop Analysis USACE, Mobile District Provided a relative comparison of borrow sources. Used as a screening tool to identify alternatives for further detailed analysis and modeling Hydrodynamic, Water Quality, Wave, Sediment Transport, & Morphology ERDC & CH2MHill/Deltares/DHV Circulation: ADCIRC and CH3D (ERDC) WQ: CH3D and CEQUAL-ICM (ERDC) Reduction in waves along MS coast: ADCIRC & STWAVE (ERDC) Nearshore sediment transport at Ship Island (-,0-, & 500-Year Storms): C2SHORE (ERDC) Wave impacts of nearshore borrow areas: STWAVE & GENESIS (ERDC) Morphology of the restored Ship Island & impacts to Gulfport Navigation Channel for average conditions (4-year simulation) and storm events (6 hurricanes): Delft-3D (CH2/Deltares/DHV) Recovery potential of the restored Ship Island to storm events: Delft-3D (CH2/Deltares/DHV) Optimization of construction methods (profile design, sand losses, and turbidity): Delft-3D & Unibest-TC (CH2/Deltares/DHV)

Recommended Placements For Restoration Of Sediment Budget Mississippi Barrier Islands

Criteria for Selection of a Borrow Source Sand compatibility Gradation (Avg D 50 of sand on Ship Island = 0.30 mm) Color Out of active littoral transport system Minimal wave focusing Cost

Geophysical And Geotechnical Investigations USGS & USACE Sampling Event No. of Vibracore Borings No. of Lab Samples 200 369 649 20 89 76 202 230 488 203 206 455 Total 894,768

Geotechnical Investigations & Identified Borrow Sources

Borrow Site Petit Bois Pass- AL East Petit Bois Pass- AL West BORROW AREA QUANTITIES D50 (mm) Required Dredge Volume (mcy) Allowable Dredge Volume (mcy) 0.33 2.0 2.7 0.3 3.9.2 Haul Distance to Ship Island (miles) Petit Bois Pass- MS 0.3.6 0.4 32 Petit Bois Pass- OCS East Petit Bois Pass- OCS West 0.29 3.0.2 0.27 0.4 5.3 Horn Island Pass 0.29 2.8 2. 23 Ship Island 0.2 2. 0.6 3 Cat Island 0.20 2.9.4.5 37 34 35 3

Recommended Plan For Ship Island Restoration

Ship Island Phases Of Construction Construction Phases Phase : (6.9 mcy) Initial closure of Camille Cut Top of Berm = EL. +5 ft NAVD88 Crest Width = 500 ft Borrow Sites: PBP OCS East & West, HI Pass, & PBP MS Phase 2 (6.3 mcy) Widen and raise Camille Cut Fill Top of Berm = EL. +7 ft NAVD88 Crest Width =,000 ft Borrow Site: PBP OCS West Phase 3 (4.7 mcy) East Ship Island Top of Berm = EL. +6 ft NAVD88 Crest Width =,00 ft Borrow Sites: PBP OCS West & PB AL Phase 4 (. mcy) Cap Camille Cut Fill Borrow Site: Ship Island

CAT ISLAND BEACH AND DUNE RESTORATION Placement Quantity = 2. mcy

Existing Dredge Material Disposal Areas for Pascagoula

Proposed Modification to Dredge Material Disposal Plan

Fill Volume: 565,000 cy Berm Length: 9,700 ft Project Cost: $7,29,50 West Ship Island North Shore Restoration

West Ship Island North Shore Restoration Planting Phase Total of 272,604 plants installed Sea Oats Beach Panic Grass Maritime Bluestem Beach Tea Sea Purslane 4,367 ft of sand fence Project Cost: $2,588,933

Protection of Submerged Aquatic Vegetation Barrier System Details High strength woven fabric (same fabric used in geotubes) No chains/anchors Installed using small dive crew Performance In place for 9 months with no failures Very effective protection measure

Summary of Overall Restoration Plan MsCIP Comprehensive Barrier Island Restoration Plan was developed in response to Hurricane Katrina 4 Components Objectives Restore the barrier islands structure to reduce storm damage impacts on the mainland coast of Mississippi. Enhance the long-term littoral drift system for the Mississippi barrier islands. Maintain the estuarine ecosystem and resources of the Mississippi Sound. Preserve the natural and cultural resources of the Mississippi barrier islands. Restore Sediment Budget Placement Locations Camille Cut/East Ship Island Borrow Sources Petit Bois Pass AL, Petit Bois Pass MS, Petit Bois Pass OCS East, Petit Bois Pass OCS West, Horn Island Pass, and Ship Island Recommended Plan 3.5 mcy in Camille Cut & 5.5 mcy at East Ship Island Restore Eastern Shoreline of Cat Island Placement of approximately 2. mcy along eastern shoreline (complete) Installation of approximately 85,000 dune plants and 4,750 feet of sand fence (ongoing) Borrow Source Cat Island Revise Dredge Material Disposal Plan for Pascagoula Navigation Channel (Ongoing) Restore Northern Shoreline of West Ship Island (Complete)

CAT ISLAND BEACH AND DUNE FILL Project Overview Started: July 2, 207 Completed: October 30, 207 $6 M contract with Manson Construction Co. Dredge Robert M. White 2. MCY of material. Approximately three miles of beach template with two dunes. 23 Dune Planting Started: November 6, 207 4,750 LF of sand fence. Approximately 85,000 planting units.

CAT ISLAND BEACH AND DUNE FILL 24 Hurricane Nate October 8, 207 Estimated 0-2 of storm surge. Over 80% of beach equipment damaged. Minimal sand loss in template. Sea Turtle Nests Total of 0 nests. Five nests relocated. One nest near template excavated on day 75. One nest on NPS land resulting in caging.

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