In March 2006 the "Final Phase 2 Design Report, Mississippi River Water Reintroduction Into Bayou Lafourche" was published. In 2008 Hurricane Gustav was devastating to Bayou Lafourche. As a result of Hurricane Gustav, the CPRA implemented "The Emergency Bayou Channel Capacity Restoration Project". By November 2011 this project, that included dredging of Bayou Lafourche from Donaldsonville to Belle Rose. In 2012 the CPRA allocated $20 million to the Bayou Lafourche Fresh Water District, from the Coastal Impact Assistance Program, to implement State Project BA-0161 or "Phase 2", that is scheduled for completion in December 2016. Phase 2 includes of dredging between Belle Rose and Napoleonville, ending just north of LA 998. The project will increase the amount of fresh water into Bayou Lafourche, that will have a positive impact on the coastal wetlands by replenishing areas with a continuous supply of fresh water, and also by fighting the further encroachment of saltwater from the Gulf. As funding is obtained "post-Phase 2" will include dredging from Napoleonville to Thibodaux and other components.