FAST-41 Missed Date:Environmental Impact Statement (EIS): Scoping (Agency Action)
Triggered missed date from extending Scoping (Agency Action) within 30 days of its current target date which was 11/21/2025 and extended to 01/19/2026
Triggered missed date from extending Scoping (Agency Action) within 30 days of its current target date which was 11/21/2025 and extended to 01/19/2026
Triggered missed date from extending Issuance of Notice of Intent to prepare an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) (Agency Action) within 30 days of its current target date which was 11/21/2025 and extended to 12/19/2025
The Applicant recently proposed changes to the project including construction of a new permanent access road, well pad, and injection well in an entirely new footprint, resulting in the loss of approximately 12 additional acres of aquatic resources. USACE must thoroughly evaluate and address the new activities, including the potential associated impacts on federally listed species, proposed compensatory mitigation, and evaluation of cultural and tribal resources.
The Applicant recently proposed changes to the project including construction of a new permanent access road, well pad, and injection well in an entirely new footprint, resulting in the loss of approximately 12 additional acres of aquatic resources. USACE must thoroughly evaluate and address the new activities, including the potential associated impacts on federally listed species, proposed compensatory mitigation, and evaluation of cultural and tribal resources.
The Applicant recently proposed changes to the project including construction of a new permanent access road, well pad, and injection well in an entirely new footprint, resulting in the loss of approximately 12 additional acres of aquatic resources. USACE must thoroughly evaluate and address the new activities, including the potential associated impacts on federally listed species, proposed compensatory mitigation, and evaluation of cultural and tribal resources.
The Applicant recently proposed changes to the project including construction of a new permanent access road, well pad, and injection well in an entirely new footprint, resulting in the loss of approximately 12 additional acres of aquatic resources. USACE must thoroughly evaluate and address the new activities, including the potential associated impacts on federally listed species, proposed compensatory mitigation, and evaluation of cultural and tribal resources.
The OCS Air Permit milestones are dependent on BOEM's EIS action milestones. With the shift in the Record of Decision (ROD) date, EPA will accordingly extend the milestone date for issuance of final decision/permit approval of the OCS Air permit.
The Section 408 milestones are dependent on BOEM’s EIS action milestones. A shift of BOEM’s EIS action milestones by 180 days results in a commensurate shift to the Section 408 action milestones. Therefore, an extension of the Section 408 milestones is requested based upon the extension of BOEM’s EIS milestones. The requested milestone changes are shown in the table below.
The Section 10/404 milestones are dependent on BOEM’s EIS action milestones. A shift of BOEM’s EIS action milestones by 180 days results in a commensurate shift to the Section 10/404 action milestones. Therefore, an extension of the Section 10/404 milestones is requested based upon the extension of BOEM’s EIS milestones. The requested milestone changes are shown in the table below.
The ESA milestones "FWS Determines ESA Consultation Package is Complete - Formal" and "ESA Consultation Concludes" are dependent on BOEM’s EIS action milestones. A shift of BOEM’s EIS action milestones by 180 days results in a commensurate shift to these ESA action milestones. Therefore, an extension is requested based upon the extension of BOEM’s EIS milestones. The requested milestone changes are shown in the table below.