Exhibit_E4_-_02_Section_C.pdf

Form #62-330.060(1) - Application for Individual and Conceptual Approval Environmental Resource Permit, State 404 Program Permit, and Authorization to Use State-Owned Submerged Lands Incorporated by reference in subsection 62-330.060(1), F.A.C. (effective date 12/22/2020) Section C, Page 1 of 15

Section C: Supplemental Information for Works or Other Activities In, On, or Over Wetlands and/or Other Surface Waters

Instructions: This section is for applications that do not involve activities associated with an individual single-family residence, duplex, triplex, or quadruplex. For those activities, please use Section B. This form is to be completed if the proposed work or activity will occur in, on, over, or within 25 feet of a wetland or other surface water. The supplemental information required by this section is in addition to the information required by Section A of the application.

Part 1: Wetland or Other Surface Water Impact Summary

1. Describe the basic purpose of the project or activity: To construct an extension of an existing roadway (Veteran’s Memorial Blvd), connecting Livingston Road to U.S. 41.

2. Total area of work (dredging, filling, construction, alteration, or removal) in, on, or over wetlands or other surface waters: 668,210 sq. ft.; 15.34 ac.

3. Total volume of material to be dredged or filled in wetlands or other surface waters:

a. to be dredged: 18,422 cubic yards,

b. to be filled: 24,290 cubic yards.

4. Identify the seasonal high-water level (SHWL) and wetland normal pool elevations for each wetland or surface water within the project site. For tidal wetlands and/or surface waters provide the elevation of mean high and mean low water. Include an aerial photograph showing the location of each sampling location, dates, datum, and methods used to determine these elevations. Segment 1 8.5’NAVD88, Segment 2 8.55’ NAVD88, Segment 3 8.78’ NAVD88

5. Name of waterbody(ies) (if applicable & if known) in which work will occur? N/A

6. Is the activity proposed in an Outstanding Florida Water or Aquatic Preserve?

yes, name: no I don’t know

7. Has there ever been a formal or informal wetland determination for the project site? If yes, provide the identifying number and/or a copy of the jurisdictional map. Only on Phase I

8. Provide a map(s) of the project area and vicinity delineating USDA/NRCS soil types. See Soils Map

Exhibit 10

9. Provide recent aerials legible for photointerpretation (no photocopies) with a scale of 1" = 400 ft, or more detailed, with project boundaries and wetland boundaries delineated on the aerial. See Overall Aerial Map Exhibit 2

10. Provide maps accurately portraying the existing and proposed natural vegetative community types and land cover classifications using recognized classification schemes. Suggested sources include:

the Florida Natural Areas Inventory Guide to the Natural Communities of Florida (2010) available at

Form #62-330.060(1) - Application for Individual and Conceptual Approval Environmental Resource Permit, State 404 Program

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11. Impact Summary Tables (located at the end of this section):

a. For all projects, complete Table 1, 2 and 3 as applicable. See Impacts Maps Exhibits 7-9

b. For shoreline stabilization projects, provide the information requested in Table 4. N/A

12. If the activity is located on state owned submerged lands and requires a lease or easement, provide a list of names and addresses from the latest county tax assessment roll of all property owners located within a 500 ft. radius of the proposed lease or easement boundary in mailing label format, or you may elect to send notice to those persons by certified mail, with the return-receipt card addressed to the DEP or water management district, as applicable, in accordance with subsection 18-21.005(3), F.A.C., and Section 253.115, F.S. Attach additional sheets if necessary.

1. Name:

Mailing Address: Not Applicable City, State, Zip Code:

2. Name:

Mailing Address:

3. Name:

4. Name:

5. Name:

6. Name:

City, State, Zip Code:

Part 2: Environmental Considerations

Note: for many questions, a state statute/Applicant’s Handbook Volume I (AH I)/State 404 Program Applicant’s Handbook section is cited to assist the applicant in addressing these questions.

1. Elimination or Reduction of Impacts (Avoidance and Minimization). Describe measures taken to eliminate or reduce impacts to wetlands and other surface waters (Refer to AH I Section 10.2.1).

Because this project is confined to a platted road right-of-way its dimensions are extremely limited to accommodate a road, pedestrian and bicycle access meeting FDOT standards, and stormwater pre-treatment requirements. Every possible square footage of project area is being utilized for all of those previously building constraints, so elimination of impacts is not practicable or feasible.

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The pond site was relocated to avoid conservation lands and then redesigned to avoid state listed species in the xeric scrub habitat adjacent to the pond site.

2. Fish, Wildlife, Listed Species, and their Habitats. Provide results of any wildlife assessments that have been conducted on the project site and provide any comments, biological opinions, formal or informal consultation decisions, or recommended actions you have received pertaining to the project from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and the National Marine Fisheries Service. (Refer to AH I Section 10.2.2). A Listed Species Survey is included in the Environmental Supplement as Appendix 5. Coordination with FWS has occurred on the Florida Bonneted Bat and an acoustical survey is underway currently on the segment 2 pond site with data already collected over the proposed roadway. A report will be forthcoming during the permitting process.

3. Water quantity impacts to wetlands and other surface waters (Refer to AH I Section 10.2.2.4 and AH II).

a. Does the activity include a proposed surface water management system with a control elevation different than the wetland normal pool elevation(s) of existing or proposed created wetlands or other surface waters? No. Adjacent wetlands were used to establish the control elevation.

b. If yes to (a), provide documentation (e.g. drawdown assessment or other methods) that shows the proposed surface water management system will not change the hydroperiod of the existing or created wetland or other surface water. Not Applicable- the only wetlands onsite are to be filled.

4. Public Interest Test. Please describe how the proposed activity will not be contrary to the public interest, OR if such an activity significantly degrades or is located within an Outstanding Florida Water (OFW), that the regulated activity will be clearly in the public interest (Refer to AH I Section 10.2.3).

a. Please describe how the project will be designed to avoid adverse effects to public health, safety, or the welfare or the property of others.

As proposed the project will not influence any rivers, streams, or bays, which eliminates any concerns over fishing or shellfish harvesting impacts. As a road with properly engineered stormwater treatment, it also does not pose any environmental health issues or create any hazardous waste concerns. A Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan is included in the engineering plans to address pollution and construction waste concerns.

There are pipes, dry detention and pond sites for each minor drainage basin of the roadway proposed to handle stormwater run-off, as well piping under the road if crossing an existing and remaining wetland habitat. No water trespass or water table affects will be imposed on neighboring properties to the project.

In terms of improving traffic flow from western Collier County towards the east and easier school access to a high school, middle school and elementary school, it provides a net public benefit by reducing commutes 5 to 7 miles one way from west Collier.

b. Please describe how the project will be designed to avoid adverse effects to the conservation of fish and wildlife, including endangered or threatened species, or their habitats.

Most of the wetlands onsite are dense with exotics and not utilized by wading birds or bald eagles based on a number of listed species surveys conducted, or they are small depressions which are dependent on summer rain for hydrology. Flows are also impacted by development immediately adjacent, so hydrology is generally not typical.

The one small road segment crossing a wetland in Segment 3 will provide piping to maintain connectivity.

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Gopher tortoises identified in various roadway segments and pond sites will be relocated to Conservation Collier lands as much as possible, then the remaining will be sent to a tortoise bank.

New proposed pond sites and their littoral shelves will provide open foraging habitat that does not exist onsite currently. Additionally, underground wildlife crossings are planned between the north and south portions of the Railhead Scrub Preserve.

c. Please describe how the project will be designed to avoid adverse effects to navigation or the flow of water or cause harmful erosion or shoaling.

As previously discussed, this project will not affect any streams, rivers, tributaries, or bays so navigation, erosion or shoaling concerns are not applicable to this project.

Because the eastern project is already bound by development and uplands, direct wetland impacts will not affect sheet flow in the vicinity of the project. Western project impacts will include culverts to allow for any wetland waters to continue exchange from north to south.

d. Please describe how the project will be designed to avoid adverse effects to the fishing or recreational values or marine productivity in the vicinity of the activity.

There is currently no fishing, boating, swimming, hunting, birdwatching, or marine fisheries production on or adjacent to this project which would be affected by the impacts. The project team is working with Conservation Collier to provide future access that is currently lacking for hikers at Railhead Scrub Preserve.

e. Will the project be of a temporary or permanent nature? Permanent

f. Please describe how the project will be designed to avoid adverse impacts to significant historical and archaeological resources, under the provisions of section 267.061, F.S.

Pre-application coordination with the Division of Historical Resources yielded a survey previously done along the high xeric scrub/ palmetto upland interface in Segment 1. The proposed project will cross site CR00737 which was not determined to be eligible for listing by the State Historical Preservation Office (SHPO). Communication is attached as Appendix 3. No current Historical Resource Surveys have been undertaken for the project.

A second resource, CR00242, was eligible for listing with the state Master Site File. Findings included shell scatter, a seasonal campsite, and sand tempered plain ceramics from the Late Archaic- Formative cultural period. The site was found to be in poor condition but recommended for preservation. This site, however, was already impacted by the Triangle Parcel development.

g. Please describe how the project will be designed to avoid adverse effects to the current condition and relative value of functions being performed by areas affected by the proposed regulated activity.

Each wetland value was scored according to the Uniform Mitigation Assessment Method for location and support, water environment and vegetative community structure. The highest functional values determined for onsite wetlands were typically 50 to 60% of their potential value due to hydrological obstructions and vegetation degradation, with scores dropping as low as 30%. Please reference Appendix 4 for UMAM forms.

5. Water Quality.

Provide a description of how water quality will be maintained in wetlands and other surface waters that will be preserved or will remain undisturbed, both on and offsite. Please address both short-term (such as during construction) and long-term water quality considerations (Refer to AH I Section 10.2.4).

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SHORT-TERM

(a) Providing and maintaining turbidity barriers or similar devices for the duration of dewatering and other construction activities in or adjacent to wetlands or other surface waters;

A Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP) is included with the engineering submittal to address prevention of turbidity and erosion during construction. There are also barrier cross-sections shown on the engineering plan set.

(b) Stabilizing newly created slopes or surfaces in or adjacent to wetlands and other surface waters to prevent erosion and turbidity;

All graded slopes and sediment surfaces will be planted with native vegetation and/or grass to prevent erosion and turbidity. Please reference the SWPPP.

(c) Providing proper construction access for barges, boats and equipment to ensure that propeller dredging and rutting from vehicular traffic does not occur;

Not applicable to this project since there is no navigable water body onsite or adjacent.

(d) Maintaining construction equipment to ensure that oils, greases, gasoline, or other pollutants are not released into wetlands or other surface waters;

Please refer to the SWPPP for Best Management Practices that will be implemented onsite.

(e) Controlling the discharge from spoil disposal sites; and

Please refer to the SWPPP for Best Management Practices that will be implemented onsite.

(f) Preventing any other discharge or release of pollutants during construction or alteration that will cause or contribute to water quality standards being violated.

Please refer to the SWPPP for Best Management Practices that will be implemented onsite.

LONG-TERM

(a) The potential of a constructed or altered water body to cause or contribute to violations of water quality standards due to its depth or configuration. For example, the depth of water bodies must be designed to ensure proper mixing so that the water quality standard for A.H. Volume I December 22, 2020 10-10 dissolved oxygen will not be violated in the lower levels of the water body, but the depth should not be so shallow that the bottom sediments are frequently resuspended by boat activity. Water bodies must be configured to prevent the creation of debris traps or stagnant areas that could result in violations of water quality standards.

Not applicable for an upland project such as this.

(b) Long term erosion, siltation or propeller dredging that will cause turbidity violations.

Not applicable for an upland project such as this.

(c) Prevention of any discharge or release of pollutants from the activity that will cause water quality standards to be violated.

An engineered stormwater system with detention areas and stormwater ponds will be utilized for the road project that will ensure run-off meets the state water quality requirements.

6. Class II Waters; Waters approved for shellfish harvesting (Refer to AH I Section 10.2.5).

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a. Will the project occur in Class II that are NOT approved for shellfish harvesting? If yes, please provide a plan or procedure detailing the measures to be taken to meet the requirements of AH I Section 10.2.5(a). No

b. Is the project located adjacent to or in close proximity to Class II waters? If yes, please provide a plan or procedure detailing the measures to be taken to meet the requirements of AH I Section 10.2.5(b). No

c. Is the project located in Class II or Class III waters that are classified as “approved”, “restricted”, “conditionally approved”, or “conditionally restricted”? If yes, demonstrate that the project meets the requirements of AH I Section 10.2.5(c). No

7. Vertical seawalls. Are vertical seawalls proposed in an estuary or lagoon as part of the project? If yes, please describe how the project meets the requirements of AH I Section 10.2.6. N/A

8. Secondary Impacts (AH I Section 10.2.7).

a. Will an upland buffer, with a minimum width of 15' and an average width of 25', be provided between the proposed activities and existing wetlands or wetlands to be preserved, enhanced, restored, or created? Provide the location and dimension of all buffers on the plans. If not, demonstrate that secondary impacts will not occur or describe how they will be offset. It is assumed that there will be secondary impacts to offsite wetlands which will be mitigated for through the purchase of credits at Panther Island Mitigation Bank (see Appendix 6 Mitigation Plan).

b. If listed species are present or may be present, then coordination with wildlife agencies is needed.

Have you coordinated with the FFWCC and/or USFWS? If so, please provide correspondence from the wildlife agencies indicating concurrence with the species management plan(s). Coordination has not begun with FWC directly on the gopher tortoises, but Conservation Collier is in coordination with them to determine how many tortoises they can accommodate at Railhead Scrub Preserve. We have begun coordination with USFWS (FWS) on the Florida Bonneted Bat in terms of acoustical surveying. A full survey report will be forthcoming.

c. What measures will be taken to avoid impacts to wetland-dependent wildlife and/or listed species that use uplands for nesting or denning?

A detailed and lengthy listed species survey occurred over three years throughout the site and immediately adjacent lands prior to the submittal of this application (see Appendix 5). There is a known bald eagle nest site (CO931) which lies 0.36 miles south of Segment 1 and is situated near a larger offsite lake. This eagle has not been observed within the Phase II boundaries at any time thus far.

Wetland habitats within Segments 1 and 2 vary in function, typically between 30 and 50% of their potential value, due to hydrological flow obstructions, adjacent development and high densities of exotic plant species. There are limited opportunities for water-dependent species to forage within the project boundaries. One white ibis (Eudocimus albus) was observed flying over the site and one green heron (Butorides virescens) was seen flying over the county drainage ditch, but otherwise wading birds were not observed.

d. Describe whether there are any other relevant activities that are very closely linked and causally related to any proposed dredging or filling in wetlands or other surface waters that have the potential to cause impacts to significant historical and archaeological resources. No wetland dredge or fill impacts are proposed to historical resources. Based on coordination with DHR there are

Form #62-330.060(1) - Application for Individual and Conceptual Approval Environmental Resource Permit, State 404 Program

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e. Are there additional future phases or extensions of the proposed activities that are not shown? If yes, please describe. No, this is the last phase of the project.

9. Cumulative Impacts. Is the proposed mitigation located within the same drainage basin (Refer to AH I Figures 10.2.8.1 – 10.2.8.5) as the proposed wetland impacts? Yes If not, please submit a Cumulative Impact Evaluation in accordance with AH I Section 10.2.8. Not applicable.

10. Mitigation Plan (Refer to AH I Section 10.3). Please refer to Appendix 6

a. If a mitigation bank is proposed to offset wetland/other surface water impacts, provide:

i. the name of the bank: Panther Island. A letter of reservation from the banker will be required once the application has been evaluated.

ii. If the mitigation bank was assessed using UMAM, provide UMAM worksheets for impact area(s). If the bank was assessed using a method other than UMAM, then prepare the impact assessment using the same method. Please see Appendix 4 UMAM sheets.

b. If mitigation is proposed to offset wetland/other surface water impacts, please provide a mitigation plan that includes, at a minimum, the following:

i. Proposed mitigation narrative:

(1) Describe the current and proposed condition for each type of mitigation component (restoration, enhancement, creation, preservation), including:

(a) Describe current and proposed vegetation

(b) Describe current and proposed hydrologic conditions for the proposed mitigation.

(c) Describe the soil types from NRCS maps and confirm if actual soil conditions appear to match.

(2) Provide details of the proposed construction/mitigation activities including phasing and timing, as appropriate.

(3) Identify measures that will be implemented during and after construction to avoid adverse impacts related to the proposed activities.

(4) A mitigation implementation and monitoring schedule with dates.

(5) Identify the success criteria.

(6) Describe the anticipated site conditions in and around the mitigation area after the mitigation plan is successfully implemented.

(7) Provide a comparison of current fish and wildlife habitat to expected habitat after the mitigation plan is successfully implemented.

ii. Provide a Management Plan that includes, as appropriate, aspects of operation and maintenance, including water management practices, vegetation establishment, exotic and nuisance species control, fire management, and control of access.

iii. Maps:

(1) Soil map (include soil names/codes, hydrologic soil groups and hydric soil types).

(2) Topographic map of the mitigation area and adjacent contributing and receiving areas.

(3) Hydrologic features map of the mitigation area and adjacent contributing and receiving areas.

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(4) Vegetative communities map (using FLUCCS or other appropriate classification system).

(5) For all maps, identify source.

iv. Provide the necessary supporting information for the application of sections 62-345.400 - .600 (Uniform Mitigation Assessment Method (UMAM)). To meet this requirement, submittal of UMAM worksheets is acceptable for impact and mitigation areas. Included in Appendix 4.

v. If onsite and/or offsite applicant-responsible mitigation is proposed, submit a draft Conservation Easement document or other form of restrictive covenant that provides for protection of the mitigation area in perpetuity. Standard forms, as described in subsection 62-330.301(6), F.A.C., are available from the Agency or on its website. The type of protective covenant needed will be discussed during application review.

vi. If onsite and/or offsite applicant-responsible mitigation is proposed, submit a cost estimate for completing the mitigation, including monitoring and maintenance. Once the proposed area for land purchase offsite is approved a cost estimate will be prepared.

vii. If onsite and/or offsite applicant-responsible mitigation is proposed and the proposed mitigation exceeds $25,000, please provide a draft financial assurance document. Standard forms, as described in subsection 62-330.301(5), F.A.C., are available from the agency or on its website. This will be determined

viii. Identify the entity responsible for monitoring, maintenance, and long-term stewardship of the mitigation area (i.e. the landowner or homeowner association, not the consultant or contractor that will do the work). To be determined.

Note: If your project is in retained waters, it is highly recommended that you coordinate the design of any mitigation plan that also may be required for the Corps permit to meet the requirements of both permits. Pre-application meetings with both the applicable Agency and the Corps can help you to choose a mitigation option that is acceptable to both the applicable Agency and the Corps.

Part 3: Plans

Plans: The information listed in the checklist below represents the typical information required on the submitted project plans. The Plans checklists in each application section are cumulative unless otherwise noted. Separate plans for each application section are not required.

1. Include the following on the construction plans and cross sections:

a. An Existing Conditions sheet showing the entire project and wetland/other surface water boundaries. Include the following: Acreage and type (herbaceous, forested or other surface water) of each wetland/other surface water.

b. A Proposed Conditions sheet showing the entire project and wetland/other surface water boundaries with construction plan overlay.

c. A Proposed Wetland Impact sheet that includes the following:

i. Acreage and type (herbaceous, forested, or other surface water) of each wetland/other surface water to be impacted.

ii. Proposed upland buffers with dimensions.

iii. Identify the seasonal high water and wetland normal pool elevations on the plans.

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d. Include wetland boundaries on all construction plan sheets.

2. If onsite and/or offsite applicant-responsible mitigation is proposed, submit mitigation plans and cross sections including, at a minimum: Offsite Mitigation to be determined during permitting.

a. existing conditions plan sheet identifying upland and wetland communities and acreage of each, topography, drainage patterns, and location of cross-section detail.

b. proposed conditions plan sheet identifying proposed improvements by type (restoration, enhancement, creation, preservation), acreage of each, topography, drainage patterns, and location of cross-section detail.

c. monitoring plan sheet including proposed improvements, monitoring transects, photostations, and mitigation signage (if applicable).

d. cross-section and/or profile detail(s) sheet(s) including representative section of each type of mitigation component. Include existing and proposed conditions and representative elevations.

e. planting schedule, plant species including common and scientific names divided into three sections (canopy, shrub, herbaceous) by mitigation component, quantity, spacing, size, and elevation range.

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Table 1 - Project Wetland (Wl) And Other Surface Water (SW) And Impact Summary (SEE NEXT PAGE)

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WL & SW

ID

UMAM

ASSESSMENT

AREA NAME(S)

WL &

SW TYPE

WL & SW

SIZE

(acres)

WL & SW

NOT

IMPACTED

(acres)

TEMPORARY

WL &SW

IMPACT SIZE

(acres)

TEMPORARY

WL & SW

IMPACT TYPE

PERMANENT

WL &SW

IMPACT SIZE

(acres)

PERMANENT

WL & SW

IMPACT TYPE

MITIGATION

ID

3 Cypress >75% Exotic 621E4 0.39 0.39 FILL

4 Hydric Pine 50- 75% Exotic 625E3 1.02 1.02 DREDGE &

FILL

6 Cypress 0-25% Exotic 621E1 0.88 0.88 FILL

Pine, Cypress, Cabbage palm 25-50% Exotic

624E2 0.02 0.02 FILL

8 Inland Ponds & Sloughs 616 0.15 0.15 FILL

Pine, Cypress, Cabbage palm 50-75% Exotic

624E3 1.54 1.54 FILL

11 Cypress 25-50% Exotic 621E2 0.67 0.67 FILL

13 Hydric Pine >75% Exotic 625E4 0.95 0.95 FILL

14 Other Surface Waters 653 0.17 0.17 FILL

17 Other Surface Waters OSW 0.22 0.22 FILL

17A Other Surface Waters OSW 0.26 0.26 FILL

17B Other Surface Waters OSW 0.02 0.02 FILL

21 OSW OSW 0.10 0.10 OTHER/

TEMP

22 Hydric Detention >75% Exotic 742HE4 2.71 2.71 OTHER/

TEMP

39 Disturbed Marsh 641E4 0.21 0.21 FILL

40 Cypress 25-50% Exotic 621E2 0.58 0.58 DREDGE &

FILL

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41 Pine-Cypress- Cabbage palm 624 0.12 0.12 DREDGE

42 Gallberry Marsh 641 0.01 0.01 DREDGE

43 Hypericum Marsh 641 0.03 0.03 DREDGE

44 Hydric Dirt Road 740H 0.02 0.02 DREDGE

45 Cypress 50-75% Exotic 621E3 0.79 0.79 DREDGE &

FILL

46 Willow 618 0.09 0.09 DREDGE &

FILL

47 Cypress 0-25% Exotic 621E1 0.35 0.35 DREDGE &

FILL

49 Electrical Power Transmission Lines 823H 0.66 0.66 OTHER/

TEMP

25R-TC Hydric Pine 0-

25% ROW 625E1 0.74 0.74 FILL

25TP Hydric Pine 625 0.16 0.16 FILL

33 Hydric Detention 742H 1.32 1.32 OTHER/

TEMP

35 Lake 520 1.21 1.21 OTHER/

TEMP

38 Hydric Detention 742H 0.21 0.21

PROJECT

TOTALS: 15.34 0.21 6.0 8. 9.39

Comments:

Codes (multiple entries per cell not allowed):

• Wetland & Surface Water ID: Include ID on submitted wetland and surface water impact maps

• Wetland Type: from an established wetland classification system

• Impact Type: D=dredge; F=fill; H=change hydrology; S=shading; C=clearing; O=other

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Table 2 - Project On-Site Mitigation Summary (NO ONSITE MITIGATION IS PROPOSED)

MITIGATION

ID

UMAM

ASSESSMENT

AREA NAME(S)

TARGET

TYPE

CREATION

AREA

(acres)

RESTORATION

AREA (acres)

ENHANCEMENT

AREA (acres)

WETLANDS

PRESERVE

AREA (acres)

UPLAND

PRESERVE

AREA (acres)

OTHER AREA

(acres)

TOTALS:

COMMENTS: The mitigation scenario includes offsite lands and credit purchase. Please refer to Mitigation Plan.

• Target Type or Type=target or existing habitat type from an established wetland classification system or land use classification for non-wetland mitigation

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Table 3 - Project Off-Site Mitigation Summary (To be determined)

MITIGATION

ID

UMAM

ASSESSMENT

AREA NAME(S)

TARGET

TYPE

CREATION

AREA

(acres)

RESTORATION

AREA (acres)

ENHANCEMENT

AREA (acres)

WETLANDS

PRESERVE

AREA (acres)

UPLAND

PRESERVE

AREA (acres)

OTHER AREA

(acres)

TOTALS:

COMMENTS:

• Target Type or Type=target or existing habitat type from an established wetland classification system or land use classification for non-wetland mitigation

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Table 4 - Shoreline Stabilization (Not Applicable)

Stabilization Linear Ft.

New

Linear Ft.

Replaced

Linear Ft.

Repaired

Linear Ft.

Removed

Slope H:

V:

Toe Width (Ft.)

Natural Vegetation (living shoreline) N/A N/A

Rip Rap + Vegetation

Rip Rap

Seawall + Rip Rap

Vertical Seawall

Other Shoreline

Stabilization

Type

Size of Rip Rap

Type of Rip Rap