Planning Division

Planning Division
Mission Statement

We are the District's Planning, Programs and Policy experts. In partnership with our customers within and outside the Corps, we identify water, land and related resource problems, needs, and opportunities, develop alternatives and recommend implementable solutions that are economically and environmentally sound.Responsibilities
Responsibilities

The Planning Division supervises, directs and is responsible for all planning assignments, in accordance with APP XVIII to ER 10-1-3. Assignments include but are not limited to pre-authorization studies, feasibility studies, economic re-studies and post authorization studies, including Limited Re-evaluation reports, General Re-evaluation reports, Rehabilitation studies, etc. The Continuing Authority Program and other studies involving formulation. Impact assessment and evaluation of water resources plans. We act as a consultant and advisor to the District Engineer and other staff members on Civil Works Policy, cost sharing matters and Federal interest issues. We are also responsible for environmental analysis and evaluating to include Environmental Impact Statements (EIS), Environmental Assessments (EA) and other environmental issues including obtaining permits and clearance from other agencies on various environmental laws. 
Our Organization

  • Environmental Branch  — Ensures compliance with environmental and cultural resource requirements.
  • Plan Formulation Branch — Formulates project plans based on costs, benefits, and environmental/cultural resource considerations.
  • Economics Branch — Formulates project plans based on costs, benefits, and environmental/cultural resource considerations.

Planning Division Contact Information:

William (Bill) Bailey
Chief of Planning Division
(912) 652-5781
Division Site Map

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Savannah Harbor Project
The purpose of the Savannah River Basin Comprehensive Study is to address the current and future needs of the basin for flood risk management , hydropower, water supply and water quality, fish and wildlife management, recreation, and other water resource related issues. The overall objective of this study is to identify how to manage and/or modify the Corps’ existing four authorized projects on the river to best meet today’s water resource needs. Read more.
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