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MVN-2018-00525-WKK

Published July 21, 2020

Expiration date: 8/16/2020

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NAME OF APPLICANT: St. Martin Parish Government, c/o C.L. Jack Stelly and Associates, Inc., Post Office Box 53353, Lafayette, Louisiana 70505.

LOCATION OF WORK: Located in St. Martin Parish, Bayou Tortue and Daigre Canal, Section 16, Township 11S and Range 6E, located off Louisiana Highway 31, in New Iberia, Louisiana, (Latitude North: 30.065°N, Longitude West: -91.825842°W), as shown within the attached drawings. (Hydrologic Unit Code 08080102, Vermilion-Teche Basin).

CHARACTER OF WORK: Conduct maintenance dredging operations within Bayou Tortue and Daigre Canal and place approximately 16,172 cubic yards of dredged fill material within an existing 30-foot wide drainage easement. Dredged fill material would be placed at a 2.0 foot height elevation within the drainage easement. The purpose of the dredging operations is to provide flood protection for adjacent residential and commercial properties. Approximately 11.0 acres of forested wetlands would be permanently impacted via clearing and filling operations. Approximately 14.6 acres of emergent wetlands and 10 acres of non-wetland waters would be temporarily impacted via project implementation. If a Department of the Army permit is warranted, the applicant has proposed to mitigate any unavoidable wetlands impacts at an approved and acceptable mitigation bank within the New Orleans District.