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MVN-2020-00158-WLL

Published May 11, 2020

Expiration date: 5/30/2020

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Name of Applicant: DTE louisiana gaterhing, LLC, c/o Mott MacDonald, Attn: Mr. Justin Miner, 5295 South Commerce Drive, Suite 500, Murray, UT 84107

Location of Work: The proposed 3.8-mile natural gas pipeline will begin at an interconnect with an existing third-party pipeline system near the Cheniere/Gillis facility (Lat: 30.450593^oN, Long: 93.149108^oW) and transport natural gas to the project terminus at the Louisiana Storage/Cameron interconnect site (Lat: 30.438619^oN, Long: 93.208999^oW) in Ragley, Louisiana, within Beauregard Parish, and is in the Upper Calcasieu (08080203) watershed, outside of the coastal zone, as shown in the attached drawings.

Character of Work: The applicant has requested Department of the Army authorization to install, operate and maintain a 20-inch diameter natural gas pipeline that will include the construction of a launcher/receiver facility at the origin of the pipeline and an interconnect facility at the terminus of the pipeline, with existing permanent access roads to each facility site, and two existing temporary access roads for construction. The project activities include clearing the right-of-way, conducting trenching operations, installing various above and below ground pipeline and components, installing aboveground facilities, temporarily stockpiling materials, and performing horizontal directional drilling (HDD) and/or conventional boring operations. Following construction, areas temporarily impacted by the project will be restored to pre-construction grade and allowed to revegetate. The area within the permanent right-of-way easement will be maintained throughout the operation of the pipeline as herbaceous habitat.