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CSS Georgia Ordnance

CSS Georgia Ordnance . 1863 Inventory of Guns 1 EA - 6 Pounder 3 EA – 8-Inch Shell Guns 2 EA – 9-Inch Shell Guns 1 EA – 24-Pounder 4 EA – 32-Pounder Rifles 1986 Dive Operations – Recovered Items 1 EA – 24-Pounder 1EA – 32 Pounder Rifle

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CSS Georgia Ordnance

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  1. CSS Georgia Ordnance 1863 Inventory of Guns 1 EA - 6 Pounder 3 EA – 8-Inch Shell Guns 2 EA – 9-Inch Shell Guns 1 EA – 24-Pounder 4 EA – 32-Pounder Rifles 1986 Dive Operations – Recovered Items 1 EA – 24-Pounder 1EA – 32 Pounder Rifle Assorted Brooke Projectiles, Percussion Fuses and Spherical Shot Known Remaining Guns in the Debris Field 2 EA – 32 Pounder Rifles 1 EA – No. 1 Cannon (On Inventory Listed as an 8-Inch Shell Gun)

  2. CSS Georgia Curation

  3. CSS Georgia Curation

  4. New Savannah Bluff Lock & Dam Fish Passage Work performed by Augusta, GA 150 Miles Savannah Harbor

  5. McCoys Cut Diversion Structure Flow Re-Routing Work performed by

  6. Raw Water Storage Impoundment Work performed by

  7. Raw Water Storage Impoundment

  8. Storage Impoundment Concept

  9. SHEP Construction Timeline

  10. Selected Plan (47-foot alternative) is well justified Benefit to Cost Ratio of 5.5 to 1 Project First Cost $652 M at FY 12 levels yields $174 M in total annual benefits Annual O&M costs increase from $22 M to $27 M Environmental impacts would be mitigated to an acceptable level Developed a comprehensive mitigation plan ($311M or 47% of project cost) Includes extensive monitoring and adaptive management SHEP supports the Administration’s priorities of being protective of the environment, improving infrastructure, creating jobs, and maintaining global competitiveness ASA(CW) signed ROD on 26 October 2012 Need Congress to adjust 902 limit and signed PPA before construction can begin Designs for first features underway Summary

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  12. Learn more on our website: www.sas.usace.army.mil

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