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MVN-2018-00216-WKK

Published March 18, 2019

Expiration date: 4/6/2019

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NAME OF APPLICANT: Cheniere Land Holdings, L.L.C., c/o T. Baker Smith, L.L.C., 107 Global Circle, Lafayette, Louisiana 70503.

LOCATION OF WORK: Near Calcasieu River, located near the intersection of LA Highway 27 and LA Highway 108, approximately 6.0 miles south of Sulphur, in Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana, as shown on the enclosed drawings. Location: Latitude: 30°08ʹ15.65ʺ N / Longitude: -93°22ʹ3.32ʺ W, Hydrologic Unit Code: 08080206 – Calcasieu Basin.

CHARACTER OF WORK: Conduct clearing, grubbing, and grading operations to construct a park and ride parking lot consisting of 270 parking spaces, a 40-foot wide by 80-foot long building, a 60-foot wide by 180-foot long driveway, a 112-foot long 24-inch diameter culvert, excavate approximately 2,556 cubic yards of earthen fill material for two 40-foot wide by 147-foot long retention ponds, excavate approximately 11,365 cubic yards of earthen fill material and haul it to a non-wetland site, and place approximately 11,365 cubic yards of hauled-in fill material and 3,535 cubic yards of crushed concrete for the parking lot and driveway and 123 cubic yards of hauled-in fill material for culvert, all to provide additional parking for the Sabine Pass LNG Terminal commuters and minimize traffic congestion on Highway 27. Approximately 3.52 acres of forested wetlands and 0.06 acres of emergent wetlands would be permanently impacted via project implementation. The applicant proposes to compensate for wetland impacts by purchasing credits at a Department of the Army (DA) approved mitigation bank, should a DA permit authorization be granted.