Attachments 1-2 (20260420 update) Redacted.pdf

This document is a collection of project files related to the Chumbley Wildlife Mitigation Site, part of the Columbia River Channel Improvement Project (CRCIP) managed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Portland District. The files include site location and access maps, authorization documentation, an access and utility easement agreement, and survey records dated 2006.

The primary agreements establish a perpetual, nonexclusive easement granting the Port of Kalama, Port of Longview, Port of Vancouver, and Port of Woodland access across approximately 72+ acres of property owned by Gary L. Chumbley (46% interest), Curtis L. Chumbley (23% interest), and James F. Chumbley (31% interest) in Cowlitz County, Washington. The easement permits the grantee ports to obtain access and provide utilities to their adjacent property, with grantees authorized to improve and maintain existing roads, construct additional access roads and rights-of-way, and install utilities including electricity, gas, fiber optic cable, sewer, and water. Site access is provided from Robinson Road in Woodland, Washington. The agreement, dated July 2006, continues in perpetuity with enforcement provisions allowing the prevailing party to recover costs and attorney fees in breach situations. Authorization for Entry documents dated July 2006 authorize U.S. Army Corps of Engineers personnel and contractors to enter the Woodland Bottoms Mitigation Feature (W-81.0) at Chumbley Parcel for construction and operation activities. Supporting survey documentation and property descriptions identify the specific parcels and provide detailed legal descriptions using township, range, and section designations for the affected properties in Cowlitz County.