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USACE Los Angeles District Commander Speaks at 2009 SAME Water Conference
- 1. SAME 2009 Water Conference COL Thomas H. Magness Commander Los Angeles District US Army Corps of Engineers 28 October 2009
- 2. Navigation Flood Control Engineering Design Military Construction Emergency Operations ( PL 84 – 99 ) Environmental Restoration Regulatory Permitting ( § 404, Clean Water Act ) International and Interagency Support Overseas Contingency Operations / Homeland Security 226,000 square miles Provides support to 8 million acres of military installations 80,000 acres of USACE project properties 420 miles of shore line / 14 harbors ENVIRONMENTAL “EXTREMES” ( in contiguous 48 states ) : Hottest and Driest Locations ( Death Valley ) Highest Elevation - Mount Whitney ( 14,494 feet above sea level ) Lowest Elevation - Bad Water, Death Valley ( 282 feet below sea level ) Critical Habitat / Biodiversity ( 385 Threatened / Endangered Species ) 30 Million people ( 1 in 10 Americans ) Population growing by 500,000 annually 3 of 7 Most Populated US cities ( Los Angeles / San Diego / Phoenix ) 8 U.S. SEN / 44 U.S. REP / 4 GOV World’s 8th largest economy ( > Canada / Spain ) CA ports = 40% US trade by volume Ports of LA / Long Beach = US No. 1 and 3 LA Customs = US No. 1 ( $300 BIL annually ) LA Metro = US No. 1 manufacturer ( employment ) Civil Works Military Army Installation Air Force Installation Area Office Resident Office OREGON IDAHO WYOMING COLORADO NEVADA NEW MEXICO TEXAS UTAH ARIZONA CALIFORNIA
- 3. FY 09 District Program Civil $ 273,735,600 Interagency and International Support $324,951,000 $956,686,000 Military $358,000,000 34% 28.6% 37.4%
- 4. Civil Works Program Ecosystem Restoration: Tres Rios Navigation, Ports & Harbors: Port of L.A. $12,576.1 GI $54,867 O&M FY10 $219,417.3 CG O&M CG GI FY09 $53,813.6 $115,191.8 $14,102.6 Flood Risk Management: Prado Dam
- 7. Water Supply SPL Dams and Environmental Infrastructure Projects
- 8. Regulatory The Clean Water Act Section 404 : The Corps protects the physical, chemical, and biological integrity of the waters of the U.S. through regulation of dredged or fill material.
- 9. Flood Risk Management Santa Maria Levee Santa Paula Creek Santa Ana River San Luis Rey
- 10. Dam and Levee Safety National Levee Safety Act of 2007 specifies the development of a national levee safety program, including inventory of all the Nation’s levees and inspection of all federally constructed, and non-federally operated and maintained levees. Arizona ~30 miles of Federal Levees 3 Corps Dams 3 Section 7 Dams
- 11. Coastal Projects
- 15. COL Thomas H. Magness Commander Los Angeles District US Army Corps of Engineers 28 October 2009 SAME 2009 Water Conference Los Angeles District: www.spl.usace.army.mil Los Angeles District Commander: [email_address] Los Angeles District Small Business Administrator: [email_address] http:// ebs.spl.usace.army.mil /
Notas del editor
- Revised 3/19/09
- Updated by Kelli Johnson (Civil, and IIS) and Debra Ford (Military & FUDS): This slide represents the amount we expect to obligate this FY09 Civil $267,241,500 (Incl. $81,000,000 Recovery Act) MILCON $186,000,000 Mil. O&M $129,000,000 FUDS $43,000,000 IIS $324,951,000 TOTAL $950,192,500 Regulatory $6,494,100 (Incl. $454,000 Recovery Act) TOTAL $956,686,600 Civil $273,735,600 28.6% (incl. Regulatory) Military $358,000,000 37.4% (MILCON, O&M, FUDS) IIS $324,951,000 34.0% (VA, CBP, Border Fence) Total $956,686,600 Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) – 36,985,000 100.0% Department of Homeland Security (DHS) CBP Major Construction – 238,650,000 CBP Repair & Alteration – 26 Projects $9,821,000 ICE Repair & Alteration – 5 Projects $4,495,000 SBI-TI – border fence - $35,000,000 (Mostly Closeout)
- FY2009 GI Regular 12,527.6 + ARRA 1,575.0 CG Regular 67,221.6 + ARRA 47,970.2 O&M Regular 38,012.9 + ARRA 16,854.1 FY 2010 GI Regular 12,126.1 + ARRA 450.0 CG Regular 106,035.9 + ARRA 113,381.4 O&M Regular 33,019.2 + ARRA 20,794.4