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...while SB27 would allow the state to move toward taking responsibility for dredge-and-fill permits from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.It's not clear how much such a program ultimately might cost, and the state would still have to meet...
...Parker said its contracting crews won't go back to work until Apache gets permits for work onshore in Nikiski from the Army Corps of Engineers and a special use permit for seismic work on Cook Inlet Region, Inc. land within the Kenai National Wildlife...
...Southern Cross were promising. Furie plans Kitchen Lights platform Furie Operating Alaska in December applied for an Army Corps of Engineers permit to build a new production platform in its Kitchen Lights Unit, which it drilled in the summer of...
...Fish and Game that has authority from ordinary high water down, so that's within the stream channel, and the Corps (Army Corps of Engineers) has some authority over wetlands fill and drain, but in terms of the other aspects of that riparian zone...
...said old test wells on Northwest and Southern Cross were promising.Furie Operating Alaska in December applied for an Army Corps of Engineers permit to build a new production platform in its Kitchen Lights Unit, which it drilled in the summer of...
...Agency and the Kenai Watershed Forum all have offices in the building and work closely with local offices of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, U.S. Dept. of Environmental Conservation and other agencies. The Center was designed to serve as...
...determine what, if anything, can be done to prevent further erosion. Dave Casey, Kenai Field Office Supervisor at the Army Corps of Engineers, said certain types of bluff erosion mitigation work would need a permit from the Corps. The Corps issues...
...Land and Water; the Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission; the state Department of Fish and Game; the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for rig siting; and the Kenai Peninsula Borough. Applying for permits can take from two to three months...
...are making phone calls daily to get the Point Thomson EIS decision out in September, the original goal of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. "Those guys are getting sick of my phone calls," he said. All that said, Alaska has some big selling...
...necessary permits, said Lisa Parker, manager of Apache's government relations. Not obtained at this point are a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers permit to place marine nodes, 65-pound, six-inch receivers hat lay on the inlet floor and collect seismic...