PROJECT NAME AND STATE: Pin Point Historic District FPMS Study, Georgia
AUTHORIZATION: Section 206 of the Flood Control Act (PL 86-645); as amended under PL 117-58. Project is 100% federally funded.
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SUMMARIZED FINANCIAL DATA
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O&M
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Estimated Federal Cost
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$300,000
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Estimated Non-Federal Cost
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$0
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| Total Estimated Cost |
$300,000 |
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| Allocation for FY 2022 IIJA |
$250,000 |
| Allocation for FY 2023 IIJA |
$50,000 |
| Programmed Balance to Complete After FY 2023 |
$0 |
LOCATION AND DESCRIPTION: The FPMS study will focus on recurring flooding issues reported at the Pin Point Heritage Museum and adjacent Pin Point neighborhood from storm surge, which are expected to increase in frequency and magnitude with sea level rise. The study area (Pin Point Historic District) was settled in 1896 by formerly enslaved people from nearby Ossabaw, Green, and Skidaway Islands. The study area residents are predominantly African American and the community has historical significance due to its association with the Gullah Geechee community.
ACTIVITIES FOR FY 2023: Complete H&H modeling effort, complete Technical Report, report findings to the project stakeholders.
ISSUES AND OTHER INFORMATION: None.
MILESTONES:
N/A
ADMINISTRATION POSITION: This project is consistent with current Administration policy.
ACTION OFFICER: Spencer W. Davis, PMP 24 Apr 2023
CESAS/912-652-6162