AUTHORIZATION OF FINAL FEASIBILITY STUDIES.

SEC. 7002. AUTHORIZATION OF FINAL FEASIBILITY STUDIES. The following final feasibility studies for water resources development and conservation and other purposes are authorized to be carried out by the Secretary substantially in accordance with the plan, and subject to the conditions, described in the respective reports designated in this section:(1) Navigation.— A. StateB.NameC.Date ofReport ofChief of EngineersD.EstimatedCosts 1. TX, LASabine Neches Waterway, Southeast Texas andSouthwest LouisianaJuly 22, 2011Federal: $748,070,000Non-Federal: $365,970,000Total: $1,114,040,000 2. FLJacksonville Harbor-MilepointApr. 30, 2012Federal: $27,870,000Non-Federal: $9,290,000Total: $37,160,000 3. GASavannah HarborExpansion ProjectAug. 17, 2012Federal: $492,000,000Non-Federal: $214,000,000Total: $706,000,000 4. TXFreeport HarborJan. 7, 2013Federal: $121,000,000Non-Federal: $118,300,000Total: $239,300,000 128 STAT. 1365 5. FLCanaveral Harbor(Sect 203 Sponsor Report)Feb. 25, 2013Federal: $29,240,000Non-Federal: $11,830,000Total: $41,070,000 6. MABoston HarborSept. 30, 2013Federal: $216,470,000Non-Federal: $94,510,000Total: $310,980,000 7. FLLake Worth InletApr. 16, 2014Federal: $57,556,000Non-Federal: $30,975,000Total: $88,531,000 8. FLJacksonville HarborApr. 16, 2014Federal: $362,000,000Non-Federal: $238,900,000Total: $600,900,000 (2) Flood risk management.— A. StateB. NameC.Date ofReport ofChief of EngineersD.EstimatedCosts 1. KSTopekaAug. 24, 2009Federal: $17,360,000Non-Federal: $9,350,000Total: $26,710,000 128 STAT. 1366 2. CAAmerican River Watershed, Common Features Project, Natomas BasinDec. 30, 2010Federal: $760,630,000Non-Federal: $386,650,000Total: $1,147,280,000 3. IACedar River, Cedar RapidsJan. 27, 2011Federal: $73,130,000Non-Federal: $39,380,000Total: $112,510,000 4. MN, NDFargo-Moorhead MetroDec. 19, 2011Federal: $846,700,000Non-Federal: $1,077,600,000Total: $1,924,300,000 5. KYOhio River Shoreline, PaducahMay 16, 2012Federal: $13,170,000Non-Federal: $7,090,000Total: $20,260,000 6. MOJordan Creek, SpringfieldAug. 26, 2013Federal: $13,560,000Non-Federal: $7,300,000Total: $20,860,000 7. CAOrestimba Creek, San Joaquin River BasinSept. 25, 2013Federal: $23,680,000Non-Federal: $21,650,000Total: $45,330,000 8. CASutter BasinMar. 12, 2014Federal: $255,270,000Non-Federal: $433,660,000Total: $688,930,000 9. NVTruckee MeadowsApr. 11, 2014Federal: $181,652,000Non-Federal: $99,168,000Total: $280,820,000 128 STAT. 1367(3) Hurricane and storm damage risk reduction.— A. StateB.NameC.Date ofReport ofChief ofEngineersD.Estimated InitialCosts andEstimatedRenourishmentCosts 1. NCWest Onslow Beach and New River Inlet (Topsail Beach)Sept. 28, 2009Initial Federal: $29,900,000 Initial Non-Federal: $16,450,000Initial Total: $46,350,000 Renourishment Federal: $69,410,000Renourishment Non-Federal: $69,410,000Renourishment Total: $138,820,000 2. NCSurf City and North Topsail BeachDec. 30, 2010Initial Federal: $84,770,000 Initial Non-Federal: $45,650,000 Initial Total: $130,420,000Renourishment Federal: $122,220,000Renourishment Non-Federal: $122,220,000Renourishment Total: $244,440,000 3. CASan Clemente ShorelineApr. 15, 2012Initial Federal: $7,420,000Initial Non-Federal: $3,990,000 Initial Total: $11,410,000 Renourishment Federal: $43,835,000Renourishment Non-Federal: $43,835,000Renourishment Total: $87,670,000 128 STAT. 1368 4. FLWalton CountyJuly 16, 2013Initial Federal: $17,945,000Initial Non-Federal: $46,145,000Initial Total: $64,090,000Renourishment Federal: $24,740,000Renourishment Non-Federal: $82,820,000Renourishment Total: $107,560,000 5. LAMorganza to the GulfJuly 8, 2013Federal: $6,695,400,000Non-Federal: $3,604,600,000Total: $10,300,000,000 (4) Hurricane and storm damage risk reduction and environmental restoration.— A. StateB.NameC.Date ofReport of Chief of EngineersD. EstimatedCosts 1. MSMississippi Coastal Improvement Program (MSCIP) Hancock, Harrison, and Jackson CountiesSept. 15, 2009Federal: $693,300,000Non-Federal: $373,320,000Total: $1,066,620,000 (5) Environmental restoration.— 128 STAT. 1369 A. StateB.NameC. Date ofReport of Chief of EngineersD.Estimated Costs 1. MDMid-Chesapeake Bay IslandAug. 24, 2009Federal: $1,240,750,000Non-Federal: $668,100,000Total: $1,908,850,000 2. FLCentral and Southern Florida Project, Comprehensive Everglades Restoration Plan, Caloosahatchee River (C–43) West Basin Storage Project, Hendry CountyMar. 11, 2010 and Jan. 6, 2011Federal: $313,300,000Non-Federal: $313,300,000Total: $626,600,000 3. LALouisiana Coastal AreaDec. 30, 2010Federal: $1,026,000,000Non-Federal: $601,000,000Total: $1,627,000,000 4. MNMarsh LakeDec. 30, 2011Federal: $6,760,000Non-Federal: $3,640,000Total: $10,400,000 128 STAT. 1370 5. FLCentral and Southern Florida Project, Comprehensive Everglades Restoration Plan, C–111 Spreader Canal Western ProjectJan. 30, 2012Federal: $87,280,000Non-Federal: $87,280,000Total: $174,560,000 6. FLCERP Biscayne Bay Coastal Wetland, FloridaMay 2, 2012Federal: $98,510,000Non-Federal: $98,510,000Total: $197,020,000 7. FLCentral and Southern Florida Project, Broward County Water Preserve AreaMay 21, 2012Federal: $448,070,000Non-Federal: $448,070,000Total: $896,140,000 8. LALouisiana Coastal Area-Barataria Basin BarrierJune 22, 2012Federal: $321,750,000Non-Federal: $173,250,000Total: $495,000,000 9. NCNeuse River BasinApr. 23, 2013Federal: $23,830,000Non-Federal: $12,830,000Total: $36,660,000 128 STAT. 1371 10. VALynnhaven RiverMar. 27, 2014Federal: $22,821,500Non-Federal: $12,288,500Total: $35,110,000 11. ORWillamette River Floodplain RestorationJan. 6, 2014Federal: $27,401,000Non-Federal: $14,754,000Total: $42,155,000