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MVN-2016-1218 WJJ

Published Jan. 30, 2017

Expiration date: 2/19/2017

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NAME OF APPLICANT: Entergy Louisiana, c/o: Tim Morton & Associates, Attn: Jarrod Grandon, 730 East Kaliste Saloom Road, Lafayette, Louisiana 70508

LOCATION OF WORK: Located in Lake Charles, Louisiana, in Calcasieu Parish (30.25972, -93.12111, Hydrologic Unit Code 08080206, Calcasieu River Watershed).

CHARACTER OF WORK: Rebuild and maintain an existing 69kV T-Line from the Lake Charles bulk substation to the Chlomal substation, and construct and maintain a laydown yard to store construction equipment. The east-west section (poles 1-12) will be rebuilt in place, no expansion of the ROW will be needed for this section. The north-south portion will be expanded from 100’ to 150’ (25’ on each side) and a line will be re-built to the west of the existing line. All wooded vegetation within the proposed ROW will be mulched to a depth of no more than 4”. The 41 new poles will be augured to a depth of 15-30’ and the spoil (379 cubic yards total) will be spread near the base of each pole at a depth not to exceed 3”. Project implementation would impact approximately 6.4 acres of bottomland hardwoods, to be compensated through the purchase of mitigation credits from a Corps approved mitigation bank, and 32.7 acres of herbaceous wetlands, to be evaluated after a one-year growing season with potential for further compensatory mitigation.