11.4.1_NEPA_2017-368mg_DPW18-019.pdf

MITIGATION MEASURES / REQUIREMENTS TABLE

Proponent Name:

Mark Hunsicker Project Number:

DPW18-019

POC Phone:

719-524-1971 NEPA Number:

2017-368mg Title:

Apply Dust Suppressant to Multiple Roads on Fort Carson Description:

Apply Dust Suppressant to Multiple Roads on Fort Carson. Apply magnesium chloride (MgCl) to all priority 1 routes on Fort Carson indicated in red on the figures. Site maps for locations.

AIR

Emma Buccambuso 719-526-6601

No concerns. This project reduces fugitive dust emissions for compliance with the Title V permit.

WASTEWATER/DRINKING WATER

Harold Noonan 719-526-1730

No comments.

STORMWATER

Chip Hahn 719-526-1697

When using an irrigation/sprinkler control system, be careful not to overwater. Overwatering may cause run off into water bodies. Adhere to the manufacturer's instructions for handling and spill response. Prepare and maintain a spill response plan during the duration of the project.

ASBESTOS/LEAD/TOXICS

David Martin 719-526-1725

No concerns.

IRP

Joe Gallegos 719-526-8001

No concerns.

AST/UST/SPILL

Terry Eberle 719-526-9411

No concerns.

RCRA

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No comments.

INVASIVE PLANTS/PEST MANAGEMENT

Dawn Rodriguez 719-526-1329

No concerns/comments.

CULTURAL RESOURCES

Jennifer Kolise 719-503-6136

(Vacant) (PCMS)

This activity is exempted from further Section 106 consultation under the Fort Carson Built Environment Programmatic Agreement and the Fort Carson Down Range Programmatic Agreement. No further action required.

BE I.A2; FC D1b; FC D2b

FORESTRY/ARBORIST

Dan Gray 719-526-1692 (Main Post)

Jason Zayatz 719-526-1667 (Down Range)

No concerns.

WATERSHEDS/WETLANDS/404

James Kulbeth 719-526-1685

No known direct negative Section 404 Clean Water Act impacts.

WILDLIFE

Stephanie Smith-Froese 719-526-8006 Anna Joy Lehmicke 719-526-3975

Michelle Blake 719-503-6538 (PCMS)

No wildlife concerns.

OTHER

NEPA POCs Deb Benford 719-526-4666

(Vacant) 719-526-6206 Marcus Gray 719-526-2752

The Fort Carson NEPA Office must be notified of any change to the scope, location, or size of the project.

Project proponent is responsible to ensure coordination, monitoring, and mitigation requirements listed in this document are implemented.

Further Coordination May Be Required:

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Finalized Date:

Signed by GRAY.MARCUS.1153509138 View details on Thursday, September 14, 2017 5:55 PM (Mountain Daylight Time)

9/14/2017 ** Subject to requirements listed in the Mitigation Measures/Requirements Table. If project is not initiated within 180 days, and/or there is a change in scope of work or location this document becomes null and void. Contact the NEPA Coordinator for re-submittal. Expiration Date:

Any environmental information needed to meet permit requirements (i.e. historic properties, T&E Species, Air Quality.

etc) can be obtained from the Fort Carson Program POCs listed above.

CAUTION: IF THIS FORM IS PROVIDED AS AN ATTACHMENT TO, OR OTHERWISE AS A PART OF, A CONTRACT, THE FOLLOWING APPLIES:

The above information represents assessments from the Fort Carson DPW Environmental Division concerning environmental requirements relating to this project. These assessments are provided for the Contractor’s information only. The Government does not warrant that these assessments are accurate or comprehensive. The Contractor remains responsible to determine and comply with all applicable federal, state, local, and military environmental laws and regulations.

Fort Carson has implemented an Environmental Management System (EMS) as the primary management approach for addressing environmental impacts of its processes, activities, and services. Fort Carson uses the ISO 14001:2004 as the standard for its EMS. All personnel performing work for on behalf of Fort Carson must be aware of and understand Fort Carson's Environmental Policy. For information regarding EMS requirements contact the Fort Carson EMS office at 719- 526-8893.

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