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Proposal by NOAA’s National Marine Fisheries Service to continue the DESCEND Act, requiring descending device and venting tool requirements for all vessels harvesting reef fish

NOAA’s National Marine Fisheries Service has filed notice of a proposed project which requires review by the MS Department of Marine Resources to ensure compliance with the state’s approved Coastal Program under the Coastal Zone Management Act. NMFS is proposing to promulgate regulations to continue the descending device and venting tool requirements for all vessels […]

Proposal by NOAA’s National Marine Fisheries Service to continue the DESCEND Act, requiring descending device and venting tool requirements for all vessels harvesting reef fish Read More »

Proposal by LLOG Exploration Offshore, L.L.C. for an Initial Exploration Plan within the Mississippi Canyon Area of the Outer Continental Shelf

LLOG Exploration Offshore, L.L.C. has filed notice of a proposed project which requires review by the MS Department of Marine Resources to ensure compliance with the state’s approved Coastal Program under the Coastal Zone Management Act. The applicant is proposing to drill, complete, test, and install a subsea wellhead for a proposed well in the

Proposal by LLOG Exploration Offshore, L.L.C. for an Initial Exploration Plan within the Mississippi Canyon Area of the Outer Continental Shelf Read More »

Application by Jackson County Airport Authority to fill non-tidal wetlands for improvements to the existing airport near Saracennia Road in Moss Point

Jackson County Airport Authority has filed notice of a proposed project which requires review by the MS Department of Marine Resources to ensure compliance with the state’s approved Coastal Program under the Coastal Zone Management Act. The applicant is proposing to fill 2.61 acres of non-tidal wetlands for storm drainage improvements, an access road, concrete

Application by Jackson County Airport Authority to fill non-tidal wetlands for improvements to the existing airport near Saracennia Road in Moss Point Read More »

Application by Stephen M. Parker to construct piers on the MS Sound along Beach Blvd. in Pascagoula

Stephen M. Parker has filed notice of a proposed project which requires review by the MS Department of Marine Resources to ensure compliance with the state’s approved Coastal Program under the Coastal Zone Management Act. The applicant is proposing to construct two piers totaling 744 square feet for private use located on the Mississippi Sound

Application by Stephen M. Parker to construct piers on the MS Sound along Beach Blvd. in Pascagoula Read More »

Application by MS Department of Marine Resources to maintain 63 inshore artificial reef areas in Jackson, Harrison, and Hancock counties by application of cultch material as needed

The MS Department of Marine Resources has filed notice of a proposed project which requires review by the MS Department of Marine Resources to ensure compliance with the state’s approved Coastal Program under the Coastal Zone Management Act. The applicant is proposing to maintain 63 existing inshore artificial reef areas throughout Jackson, Harrison, and Hancock

Application by MS Department of Marine Resources to maintain 63 inshore artificial reef areas in Jackson, Harrison, and Hancock counties by application of cultch material as needed Read More »

Application by Pavco Industries Inc to fill Coastal Wetlands, dredge, construct piers, and transplant marsh vegetation for expansion of a marina on Krebs Lake in Pascagoula

PUBLIC NOTICE OF APPLICATIONFOR COASTAL WETLANDS PERMITAND WATER QUALITY CERTIFICATION Pavco Industries Inc has filed an application requesting permission to conduct regulated activities under the provision of the Coastal Wetlands Protection Law Act, Title 49, Chapter 27, Mississippi Code of 1972. The applicant is proposing to expand an existing marina by constructing three piers totaling

Application by Pavco Industries Inc to fill Coastal Wetlands, dredge, construct piers, and transplant marsh vegetation for expansion of a marina on Krebs Lake in Pascagoula Read More »

Application by Mosaic Church to fill non-tidal wetlands and streams for the construction of a new facility off Mallett Road, Biloxi, Jackson Co

Mosaic Church has filed notice of a proposed project which requires review by the MS Department of Marine Resources to ensure compliance with the state’s approved Coastal Program under the Coastal Zone Management Act. The applicant is proposing to permanently fill 10.41 acres of non-tidal wetlands and fill and reroute 1,103 linear feet of intermittent

Application by Mosaic Church to fill non-tidal wetlands and streams for the construction of a new facility off Mallett Road, Biloxi, Jackson Co Read More »

Application by Charles Busby to construct piers on the MS Sound on Beach Boulevard in Pascagoula, MS

Mr. Charles Busby has filed notice of a proposed project which requires review by the MS Department of Marine Resources to ensure compliance with the state’s approved Coastal Program under the Coastal Zone Management Act. The applicant is proposing to construct an access pier over vegetation measuring 27 feet by 4 feet, an access pier

Application by Charles Busby to construct piers on the MS Sound on Beach Boulevard in Pascagoula, MS Read More »

Application by Jeff Noblin to maintain existing riprap and construct a pier and boathouse on the MS Sound on Shearwater Drive in Ocean Springs

Mr. Jeff Noblin has filed notice of a proposed project which requires review by the MS Department of Marine Resources to ensure compliance with the state’s approved Coastal Program under the Coastal Zone Management Act. The applicant is proposing to maintenance the existing 130 feet of riprap, construct an access pier measuring 200 feet by

Application by Jeff Noblin to maintain existing riprap and construct a pier and boathouse on the MS Sound on Shearwater Drive in Ocean Springs Read More »

Proposal by NOAA’s National Marine Fisheries Service to promulgate regulations to modify the recreational red snapper for-hire season start date

NOAA’s National Marine Fisheries Service has filed notice of a proposed project which requires review by the MS Department of Marine Resources to ensure compliance with the state’s approved Coastal Program under the Coastal Zone Management Act. The applicant is proposing to promulgate regulations to modify the federal recreational Gulf of America red snapper for-hire

Proposal by NOAA’s National Marine Fisheries Service to promulgate regulations to modify the recreational red snapper for-hire season start date Read More »