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RESTORE ACT Direct Component Multiyear Plan Narrative
OMB Approval No. 1505-0250

Eligible Applicant Name: {Cameron Parish Police Jury

POC Name: Ryan Bourriaque

POC Title: (Cameron Parish Administrator

POC Email: ryanb@camtel.net

POC Phone: +1 (337) 775-5718

B. PROVIDE A BRIEF NARRATIVE THAT DEMONSTRATES:

for each activity, including a detailed description of each activity.

A.) Access to Monkey Island:

[The historic path of the Calcasieu River and the subsequent dredging of the Calcasieu Ship Channel forged an island in southern
Cameron Parish known as Monkey Island. The Island has deep water access and currently is not developed. The potential for economic
success on the Island is significant, however there is no access to the Island. In fact a $9 billion investment in an LNG exporting facility
has already been planned for a 300 acre site on the island, not to mention the access this would provide to individual residents who
lown property on the island as well as the West Cameron Port Board. Previously, a ferry serviced residents who lived on the Island, but
that service ceased following Hurricane Rita. This project would be coupled with a previously completed Stage 0 Feasibility Study which
identified the most feasible alternative for permanent access to the island. This funds generated through Restore Act would be
allocated to constructing the most viable option to access the Island which will be a bridge. The RESTORE Direct Component funds
received will all go towards actual construction of the bridge. The bridge will be constructed on an existing public right of way that
previously housed the Monkey Island Ferry and will be a public infrastructure just as the ferry was. As stated above, we have already
completed the Stage 0 Feasibility Study and we will be conducting an Environmental Review and Navigation Study to be paid for by
|Cameron Parish Police Jury and engineering and design would be funded by CDBG.

1B.) Rockefeller Gulf Shoreline Stabilization Project

The project is designed to address Rockefeller Wildlife Refuge gulf shoreline retreat that averages approximately 70 feet/year with a
subsequent direct loss of emergent saline marsh. This project will help mitigate erosion at the Refuge, the State of Louisiana's Coastal
Protection and Restoration Authority (CPRA) teamed with the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) to implement the Rockefeller
Refuge Gulf Shoreline Stabilization Project through the Coastal Wetlands Planning, Protection and Restoration Act (CWPPRA). The
overall stabilization project is intended to protect the 9.2-mile portion of the Refuge west of Joseph Harbor Bayou. The project entails
construction of shoreline protection along the Gulf of Mexico. The proposed structure would be tied into the west bank of Joseph
Harbor a rock breakwater with lightweight aggregate core, westward for approximately 3 miles. It would be designed to reduce
shoreline retreat along this stretch of gulf shoreline, as well as promote shallowing, settling out, and natural vegetative colonization of
ithe overwash material landward of the proposed structure. Gaps within the shoreline protection feature are also proposed to facilitate
material and organism linkages. The RESTORE Direct Component funds received will be utilized in the Construction Phase of this
project.

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Dates of advertisement: 06/11/2015, 08/04/2015, 09/01/2015
First Public Comment Period: 06/12/2015-07/27/2015
Second Public Comment Period: 08/28/2015-10/11/2015

In regards to the the availability to view the plan, an advertisement was published in the Cameron Parish Pilot newspaper which is the
official journal of record for the Police Jury. There were hard copies available for the public to view available at our office (148 Smith
Circle, Cameron, LA 70631). Also, the Police Jury provided a link to the document on the Parish’s website (http://

www. parishofcameron.net/news-resources). The document was updated and re-posted to the website on 8/28/2015 for an additional
45 days which was announced during the Police Jury Agenda Meetings on August 4th and September 1st of 2015. The Multiyear
Implementation and Expenditure Plan was published and made available for public review and comment for a minimum of forty five
(45) days. Once the plan was reviewed and no comments were received, the Police Jury formally submitted the Multiyear Plan on July
28, 2015 for review. Following review of the Multi-Year Plan, the Parish completed the necessary adjustments and corrections to submit
the finalized document. Cameron Parish Administrator, Ryan Bourriaque, approved formal submission of the Multiyear Plan to the



Department of Treasury on November 10, 2015 for the Direct Component Funds under the RESTORE Act.

The Access to Monkey Island project is an infrastructure project that will directly facilitate significant economic development ina
distressed area. The oil and gas industry has suffered recently in Cameron Parish. The projects to be developed by this investment in
infrastructure will be greatly beneficial to the Parish in restoring its economy to previous standards.

|The Rockefeller Gulf Shoreline Stabilization Project is a coastal restoration project that will serve as shoreline will assist in protecting an
area experiencing alarming erosion rates. The project meets several of the criteria established under restore including Restore,
Enhance, and Protect Habitats, Restore, Improve, and Protect Water Resources, and Restore and Enhance Natural Processes and
Shorelines.

|A.) The Cameron Parish Police Jury will monitor development to the area that will be granted access through the construction funds
allocated through this grant. Currently, no development is allowed to take place due to the fact that there is no vehicular access to the
Island. This infrastructure investment will allow the development of the island to finally commence. Our goal is to once again provide
vehicular access to Monkey Island for both leisure and business purposes.

B.) The Cameron Parish Police Jury will work with Rockefeller State Wildlife Refuge to monitor the area in which the shoreline
stabilization project is proposed to be located. Significant reporting and monitoring have been accumulated in the area to this date as
\demonstration projects were constructed in the area in 2010. The selected construction method was determined by the successes of
ithe demonstration projects. The Parish will evaluate the success of the project by coordinating with State and Federal Agencies to
annually conduct surveys to determine accretion of sediment and movement of the shoreline towards the structure as opposed to
eroding at elevated rates.

included in the multiyear plan

\Cameron Parish selected projects that were in need of supplemental funds for construction costs. These projects had matching funds
available outside of these proposed allocations. West Cameron Port Strategic Plan developed the "Access to Monkey Island” project
land the Rockefeller project was included in the 2012 State Master Plan, Cameron Parish Master Plan for Coastal Restoration &
Protection, and the TSP for the Southwest Coastal Study.

if any, between the activities spplicant includ

in the multiyear plan mé

N/A

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