PUBLIC NOTICE - - - NOTICE the Louisiana Department of Conservation and Energy, Office of Permitting and Compliance (OPC) has received the following application(s) for a Coastal Use Permit (CUP) in accordance with La. R.S. 49:214.21 et seq., and the rules of the Coastal Management Program. Applications for coastal use permits may be inspected at 617 North 3rd Street, Room 1078, Baton Rouge, LA or on the OPC webpage at: https://denr.louisiana.gov/page/public-notices . Copies are available, costs apply. Written comments are solicited from the public and must be received within 25 days of the date of this notice. Comments must be uploaded directly to our electronic record through the OPC webpage or mailed to: OPC Administrator, Kyle Balkum, P.O. Box 44487, Baton Rouge, LA 70804-4487. All comments must contain the appropriate CUP number and the commenter's full name and contact information. Below are the referenced application(s): ********* CUP NUMBER: P20260140 Name: Lafourche Parish Government c/o La Terre Engineering, Llc 343 NORTH THIRD STREET BATON ROUGE, LA 70801 Attn: Roman Hundley Location: Lafourche Parish, LA; Lat. 29-53-36.71N, Long. 90-47-32.3W (see plats for additional project coordinates) Description: Proposed project to remove vegetative and man-made debris scattered in and adjacent to Grand Bayou, Halpin Canal, Dixie Canal, Bayou Boeuf, Bayou Lafourche and the Leeville area. No excavation or fill is required. ********** CUP NUMBER: P20260242 Name: St. Charles Parish Department of Public Works c/o Coastal Permitting, LLC 14433 RIVER ROAD HAHNVILLE, LA 70057 Attn: Julie Hebert Location: Saint Charles Parish, LA; POB - Lat 29-55-21.72N, Long -90-19-02.06W and POE – Lat. 29-56-18.99N, Long -90-17-05.68W; Section 29-34,36,65-67, T13S- R21E; Section 1 & 57, T13S-R22E; Luling & Ama. Description: Proposal to remove vegetative debris from the East/West Canal North of the BNSF tracks to the Major Seller's Canal Outfall from the Pump Station to the south on an annual basis (unless storms deem a more or less frequent clearing schedule appropriate). Approx. 8,217 CY of vegetative debris will be cleared over five (5) years to maintain and improve water flow/drainage and civilian storm protection. No dredging, excavating, or widening of the canal(s) are proposed. The vegetative debris will be placed on the high bank 15-foot wide historical servitudes (with gaps every 200-feet to avoid berming off natural flow). Access points and existing servitudes will be utilized for entry to the site, all work will remain within the existing canals or roadways, and long arm excavators and marsh buggies will be utilized to avoid unnecessary tracking outside of existing access points, servitudes, canals, and roadways. Previously permitted under P20171171. 184546-apr 16-1t $36.06