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MVN-2018-01539-WKK

Published Feb. 25, 2019
Expiration date: 3/16/2019
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NAME OF APPLICANT:  Columbia Gulf Transmission, c/o Golder Associates, Inc., 5170 Peachtree Road, Suite 300, Atlanta, Georgia 30341.

LOCATION OF WORK:  Near Little Pecan Bayou, located in Rockefeller Wildlife Management Area and Game Preserve, near the community of North Island, in Cameron Parish, Louisiana, as shown on the enclosed drawings. Location: Latitude: 29.734528° N / Longitude: -92.71345° W, Hydrologic Unit Code: 08080202 – Mermentau Basin.

CHARACTER OF WORK:  Excavate approximately 68,684 cubic yards of earthen material to remove a 4.0-mile section of the 6.8-mile long 16-inch diameter East Cameron 23 Field Pipeline, place approximately 83,588 cubic yards of earthen material within temporary spoil placement areas, and abandon in place the remaining 2.8-mile section of the pipeline within the Rockefeller Wildlife Management Area and Game Preserve. Approximately 5.03 acres of emergent wetlands, and 0.37 of an acre of non-wetland waters would be temporarily impacted via excavation operations. Approximately 7.04 acres of emergent wetlands and 0.74 of an acre of non-wetland waters would be temporarily impacted via filling operations. A project total of approximately 12.07 acres of emergent wetlands and 1.11 acres of non-wetland waters would be temporarily impacted via project implementation. The applicant will be required to restore all temporarily impacted wetlands to be verified after one growing season from project completion, and will compensate for any unrepairable wetland impacts through acquisition of in-kind credits at a Department of the Army approved mitigation bank, should a DA permit be granted.

 


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