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MVN 2002-00705 EMM

Published Feb. 2, 2018

Expiration date: 2/26/2018

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NAME OF APPLICANT: Steadfast Development, LLC c/o J. V. Burkes and Associates, Inc., Barbara Zelenka, 1805 Shortcut Highway, Slidell, Louisiana 70458.

LOCATION OF WORK: Section 35, Township 6 South, Range 11 East, in Covington, Louisiana, in Saint Tammany Parish, as shown on the attached drawings.

HUC: 08090201: Liberty Bayou – Tchefuncte River

Latitude: 30.487147 Longitude: -90.056178

CHARACTER OF WORK: Approximately 10,000 cubic yards of sandy clay, 3,200 cubic yards of concrete, and 1,050 cubic yards of asphalt will be deposited for the installation and maintenance of residential homes, roadways, detention ponds, and appurtenant structures in the Robindale Subdivision, in Covington, Louisiana. Approximately 17.8 acres of pine savannah/flatwood wetlands would be impacted.

The current applicant has recently secured the original Department of the Army permit (authorized on May 14, 2007) from the previous holder and is requesting a time extension to complete the project. The work has been started, but not completed. Compensatory mitigation requirements of the original permit are outstanding. The applicant stated their intent to bring the project into compliance by securing the original compensatory mitigation requirements of 24.0 acres of pine savannah/flatwood mitigation at the Bayou Lacombe mitigation bank.