Economic-Natural Resource Benefit-Cost Study of CEPRA Projects

Summary

The CEPRA statute requires the Land Commissioner to evaluate the natural resource and economic benefits of CEPRA projects and report these measured benefits to the Texas Legislature for each biennium that the Legislature provides CEPRA funding. This study quantifies the economic benefits associated with CEPRA selected Cycle 7 and Cycle 8 construction projects, including calculation of storm damage reduction benefits. It also provided an evaluation of natural resource improvements associated with habitat restoration and protection projects using established methodologies. An executive summary of the findings can be reviewed in the Economic and Natural Resources Benefits section in this report.

Basics

Coast Wide
N/A
Taylor Engineering
$220,872

Classification

  • CEPRA
Planning Program Administration

Timeline

completed
2017

Funding Sources

Source 1

1632
Coastal Erosion Planning and Response Act (CEPRA)
Primary
State
$220,872
09
2017

Contacts

Responsibility
General Land Office
Contact
Coastal Resources 800.998.4456 512.475.0773