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MVN-2014-02387-WPP

Published Jan. 19, 2015

Expiration date: 2/9/2015

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NAME OF APPLICANT: Coastal Club, Inc., c/o C.L. Jack Stelly & Associates, Post Office Box 53353, Lafayette, Louisiana 70505.

DESCRIPTION: DA Permit MVN-2011-01094-WPP was issued to United World Energy on August 7, 2012, under the authority of NOD-13, to improve and/or construct a 7,786 linear foot access road to access and drill Coastal Club 6 Well No. 1. Approximately 4.6 acres of Freshwater Marsh habitat was impacted as a result of this project. As required by compensatory mitigation, the permittee purchased 8.1 acres of Freshwater Marsh credits from an approved mitigation bank to offset unavoidable losses to wetland functions caused by project implementation. Under NOD-13, condition #u; Road fills and or/drilling pads in wetlands constructed with native material shall be degraded when locations which they were installed to serve are abandoned. If the road fills and/or drilling pads in wetlands were constructed with hauled-in material, that material shall be removed from the site and hauled to a non-wetland area. The original permittee, United World Energy has applied for a separate modification to DA Permit MVN-2011-01094-WPP, to abandon the well pad and degrade the well site. The current Public Notice is for an application received from, Coastal Club, to keep the constructed roadway in place and not degrade any part of the roadway. Prior to issuance of a permit, the Corps would require the applicant to purchase required credits from a mitigation bank to offset any further unavoidable losses to wetland functions caused by project implementation.

LOCATION: Located at Latitude 29.941111, Longitude -93.027222, in South Chalkley Field, approximately 3.8 miles northeast of the Gibbstown Bridge, in Cameron Parish, Louisiana. The Project is located within the Mermentau Basin, Hydrologic Unit 08080202.