Appendix F. State Historic Preservation Officer Coordination Letter
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6 DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY NEW ORLEANS DISTRICT, CORPS OF ENGINEERS P.O. BOX NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA APRIL 1, 2009 Planning, Programs, and Project Management Division Environmental Planning And Compliance Branch Attn: CEMVN-PM-RN Mr. Scott Hutcheson State Historic Preservation Officer Office of Cultural Development Department of Culture, Recreation and Tourism P.O. Box 4427 Baton Rouge, Louisiana Dear Mr. Hutcheson: Re: Initiation of Section 106 consultation for the White Ditch Diversion Project. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New Orleans District is studying the possibility of constructing a diversion canal along the Mississippi River in Plaquemines Parish, Louisiana. Subsidence, erosion, channelization, saltwater intrusion, storm damages and the absence of freshwater, sediments and nutrients from the Mississippi River have all caused significant adverse impacts to the White Ditch project area (attachment), resulting in extensive wetland loss and ecosystem degradation. One of the objectives of this project is to provide additional freshwater, nutrients and fine sediment to the area between the Mississippi River and River aux Chenes ridges. Additional objectives include restoring functional hydrology and improving habitat conditions for fish and wildlife. Attached is an aerial photograph with the proposed project boundary marked in orange. We have checked the Department of Archaeology web site and have noted that your records show four archaeological sites that are possibiy within the proposed project area. These sites are 16PL15, 16PL16, 16PL25 and 16PL81. We are writing this letter to see if you have any specific concerns regarding this project or about the sites mentioned above. If you do, please contact Gary DeMarcay at (504) Sincerely, Joan Exnicios, Acting Chief, Environmental Planning And Compliance Branch
7 ij DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY NEW ORLEANS DISTRICT, CORPS OF ENGINEERS P.O. BOX NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA April 2, 2009 Planning, Programs, and Project Management Division Environmental Planning And Compliance Branch Attn: CEMVN-PM-RN Chairman Mitchell Cypress Seminole Tribe of Florida 6300 Sterling Rd. Hollywood, FL Dear Chairman Cypress: The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New Orleans District is studying the possibility of constructing a diversion canal along the Mississippi River in Plaquemines Parish, Louisiana. Subsidence, erosion, channelization, saltwater intrusion, storm damages and the absence of freshwater, sediments and nutrients from the Mississippi River have all caused significant adverse impacts to the White Ditch project area (attachment), resulting in extensive wetland loss and ecosystem degradation. One of the objectives of this project is to provide additional freshwater, nutrients and fine sediment to the area between the Mississippi River and River aux Chenes ridges. Additional objectives include restoring functional hydrology and improving habitat conditions for fish and wildlife. Attached is an aerial photograph with the proposed project boundary marked in orange. We have checked the Department of Archaeology web site and have noted that their records show four archaeological sites that are possibly within the proposed project area. These sites are 16PL15, 16PL16, 16PL25 and 16PL81. The aerial photograph and site forms have been sent separately to Willard Steele, Tribal Historic Preservation Officer and to Dawn Hutchins, Compliance Review Supervisor, Tribal Historic Preservation Office for any comments on the three sites mentioned above or any other interests the Seminole Tribe of Florida might have in the area.
8 Thank you for your help with this project. If you have any questions or require additional information, please contact Gary DeMarcay at (504) Sincerely, ~"... t~,<,... r-! 'V Joan Exnicios, Acting Chief, Environmental Planning And Compliance Branch cc: Willard S. Steele, Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Dawn Hutchins, Compliance Review Supervisor w/attachments
9 .~ DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY NEW ORLEANS DISTRICT, CORPS OF ENGINEERS P.O. BOX c.,,~ NEW ORLEANS. LOUISIANA April Planning, Programs, and Project Management Division Environmental Planning And Compliance Branch Attn: CEMVN-PM-RN Chairman John Berrey Quapaw Tribe of Oklahoma P.O. Box 765 Quapaw, OK Dear Chairman Berrey: The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New Orleans District is studying the possibility of constructing a diversion canal along the Mississippi River in Plaquemines Parish, Louisiana. Subsidence. erosion, channelization, saltwater intrusion, storm damages and the absence of freshwater, sediments and nutrients from the Mississippi River have all caused significant adverse impacts to the White Ditch project area (attachment), resulting in extensive wetland loss and ecosystem degradation. One of the objectives of this project is to provide additional freshwater, nutrients and fine sediment to the area between the Mississippi River and River aux Chenes ridges. Additional objectives include restoring functional hydrology and improving habitat conditions for fish and wildlife. Attached is an aerial photograph with the proposed project boundary marked in orange. We have checked the Department of Archaeology web site and have noted that their records show four archaeological sites that are possibly within the proposed project area. These sites are 16PL15, 16PL16, 16PL25 and 16PL81. The aerial photograph and site forms have been sent separately to Carrie Wilson, Quapaw Tribe of Oklahoma Historic Preservation Officer for any comments on the three sites mentioned above or any other interests the Quapaw Tribe of Oklahoma might have in the area.
10 Thank you for your help with this project. If you have any questions or require additional information, please contact Gary DeMarcay at (504) Sincerely, J'~ f...jv'i'<'..., Joan Exnicios, Acting Chief, Environmental Planning And Compliance Branch cc: Carrie V. Wilson, Historic Preservation Officer
11 fi DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY NEW ORLEANS DISTRICT, CORPS OF ENGINEERS P.O. BOX NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA April Planning, Programs, and Project Management Division Environmental Planning And Compliance Branch Attn: CEMVN-PM-RN Chief Beasley Denson Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians P.O. Box 6257 Choctaw, MS Dear Chief Denson: The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New Orleans District is studying the possibility of constructing a diversion canal along the Mississippi River in Plaquemines Parish, Louisiana. Subsidence, erosion, channelization, saltwater intrusion, storm damages and the absence of freshwater, sediments and nutrients from the Mississippi River have all caused significant adverse impacts to the White Ditch project area (attachment), resulting in extensive wetland loss and ecosystem degradation. One of the objectives of this project is to provide additional freshwater, nutrients and fine sediment to the area between the Mississippi River and River aux Chenes ridges. Additional objectives include restoring functional hydrology and improving habitat conditions for fish and wildlife. Attached is an aerial photograph with the proposed project boundary marked in orange. We have checked the Department of Archaeology web site and have noted that their records show four archaeological sites that are possibly within the proposed project area. These sites are 16PL15, 16PL16, 16PL25 and 16PL81. The aerial photograph and site forms have been sent separately to Kenneth Carleton, Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians Historic Preservation Officer for any comments on the three sites mentioned above or any other interests the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians might have in the area.
12 Thank you for your help with this project. If you have any questions or require additional information, please contact Gary DeMarcay at (504) Sincerely, J(j e..-,.., f'1""'",<;,'---. Joan Exnicios, Acting Chief, Environmental Planning And Compliance Branch cc: Kenneth H. Carleton, Historic Preservation Officer w/attachments
13 DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY NEW ORLEANS DISTRICT. CORPS OF ENGINEERS P.O. BOX NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA April Planning. Programs, and Project Management Division Environmental Planning And Compliance Branch Attn CEMVN-PM-RN Principal Chief Christine Norris Jena Band of the Choctaw Indians P.O. Box 14 Jena, LA Dear Chief Norris: The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New Orleans District is studying the possibility of constructing a diversion canal along the Mississippi River in Plaquemines Parish, Louisiana. Subsidence, erosion, channelization, saltwater intrusion, storm damages and the absence of freshwater, sediments and nutrients from the Mississippi River have all caused significant adverse impacts to the White Ditch project area (attachment), resulting in extensive wetland loss and ecosystem degradation. One of the objectives of this project is to provide additional freshwater, nutrients and fine sediment to the area between the Mississippi River and River aux Chenes ridges. Additional objectives include restoring functional hydrology and improving habitat conditions for fish and wildlife. Attached is an aerial photograph with the proposed project boundary marked in orange. We have checked the Department of Archaeology web site and have noted that their records show four archaeological sites that are possibly within the proposed project area. These sites are 16PL15, 16PL16, 16PL25 and 16PL81. The aerial photograph and site forms have been sent separately to Lillie McCormack, Jena Band of Choctaw Indians Environmental Director for any comments on the three sites mentioned above or any other interests the Jena Band of Choctaw Indians might have in the area.
14 Thank you for your help with this project. If you have any questions or require additional information, please contact Gary DeMarcay at (504) Sincerely, Cc: Lillie McCormick, Environmental Director 1", a--. t )<...c" (C ',_ ~n Exnicios, Acting Chief, Environmental Planning And Compliance Branch
15 DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY NEW ORLEANS DISTRICT, CORPS OF ENGINEERS P.O. BOX NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA April Planning, Programs, and Project Management Division Environmental Planning And Compliance Branch Attn: CEMVN-PM-RN Chief Kevin Sickey Coushatta Tribe of Louisiana P.O. Box 818 Elton, LA Dear Chief Sickey: The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New Orleans District is studying the possibility of constructing a diversion canal along the Mississippi River in Plaquemines Parish, Louisiana. Subsidence, erosion, channelization, saltwater intrusion, storm damages and the absence of freshwater, sediments and nutrients from the Mississippi River have all caused significant adverse impacts to the White Ditch project area (attachment), resulting in extensive wetland loss and ecosystem degradation. One of the objectives of this project is to provide additional freshwater, nutrients and fine sediment to the area between the Mississippi River and River aux Chenes ridges. Additional objectives include restoring functional hydrology and improving habitat conditions for fish and wildlife. Attached is an aerial photograph with the proposed project boundary marked in orange. We have checked the Department of Archaeology web site and have noted that their records show four archaeological sites that are possibly within the proposed project area. These sites are 16PL15, 16PL16, 16PL25 and 16PL81. The aerial photograph and site forms have been sent separately to Bertney and Linda Langley, Coushatta Tribe of Louisiana Cultural Contacts for any comments on the three sites mentioned above or any other interests the Coushatta Tribe might have in the area.
16 Thank you for your help with this project. If you have any questions or require additional information, please contact Gary DeMarcay at (504) Sincerely, Joan Exnicios, Acting Chief, Environmental Planning And Compliance Branch cc: Bertney and Linda Langley, Cultural Contacts w/attachments
17 DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY NEW ORLEANS DISTRICT, CORPS OF ENGINEERS P.O. BOX NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA April 2, 2009 Planning, Programs, and Project Management Division Environmental Planning And Compliance Branch Attn: CEMVN-PM-RN Chief Gregory E. Pyle Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma P.O. Box Drawer 1210 Durant, OK Dear Chief Pyle: The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New Orleans District is studying the possibility of constructing a diversion canal along the Mississippi River in Plaquemines Parish, Louisiana. Subsidence, erosion, channelization, saltwater intrusion, storm damages and the absence of freshwater, sediments and nutrients from the Mississippi River have all caused significant adverse impacts to the White Ditch project area (attachment), resulting in ex1ensive wetland loss and ecosystem degradation. One of the objectives of this project is to provide additional freshwater, nutrients and fine sediment to the area between the Mississippi River and River aux Chenes ridges. Additional objectives include restoring functional hydrology and improving habitat conditions for fish and wildlife. Attached is an aerial photograph with the proposed project boundary marked in orange. We have checked the Department of Archaeology web site and have noted that their records show four archaeological sites that are possibly within the proposed project area. These sites are 16PL15, 16PL16, 16PL25 and 16PL81. The aerial photograph and site forms have been sent separately to Terry Cole, Choctaw Tribe of Oklahoma, Director, Tribal Historic Preservation Officer for any comments on the three sites mentioned above or any other interests the Choctaw Tribe of Oklahoma might have in the area.
18 Thank you for your help with this project. If you have any questions or require additional information, please contact Gary DeMarcay at (504) Sincerely, cc: Terry D. Cole, DirectorfTHPO w/attachments ~,,<l.v. (y... {.c '..--' Zn Exnicios, Acting Chief, Environmental Planning And Compliance Branch
19 - DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY NEW ORLEANS DISTRICT, CORPS OF ENGINEERS P.O. BOX NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA April 2, 2009 Planning, Programs, and Project Management Division Environmental Planning And Compliance Branch Attn: CEMVN-PM-RN Chairman Lonnie L. Martin Chitimacha Tribe of Louisiana P.O. Box 661 Charenton, LA Dear Chairman Martin: Re: Initiation of Section 106 consultation for the White Ditch Diversion Project. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New Orleans District is studying the possibility of constructing a diversion canal along the Mississippi River in Plaquemines Parish, Louisiana. Subsidence, erosion, channelization, saltwater intrusion, storm damages and the absence of freshwater, sediments and nutrients from the Mississippi River have all caused significant adverse impacts to the White Ditch project area (attachment), resulting in extensive wetland loss and ecosystem degradation. One of the objectives of this project is to provide additional freshwater, nutrients and fine sediment to the area between the Mississippi River and River aux Chenes ridges. Additional objectives include restoring functional hydrology and improving habitat conditions for fish and wildlife. Attached is an aerial photograph with the proposed project boundary marked in orange. We have checked the Department of Archaeology web site and have noted that their records show four archaeological sites that are possibly within the proposed project area. These sites are 16PL15, 16PL16, 16PL25 and 16PL81. The aerial photograph and site forms have been sent separately to Kimberly Walden, Chitimacha Tribe of Louisiana Cultural Director for any comments on the three sites mentioned above or any other interests the Chitimacha Tribe might have in the area.
20 Thank you for your help with this project. If you have any questions or require additional information, please contact Gary DeMarcay at (504) Sincerely, (J" o'j{~ [",, r-~ I C \ e...-., Joan Exnicios, Acting Chief, Environmental Planning And Compliance Branch cc: Kimberly S. Walden, Cultural Director w/atttachments
21 DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY NEW ORLEANS DISTRICT, CORPS OF ENGINEERS P.O. BOX NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA April ' Planning, Programs, and Project Management Division Environmental Planning And Compliance Branch Attn: CEMVN-PM-RN Chairperson LaRue Parker Caddo Nation of Oklahoma P.O. Box 487 Binger, OK Dear Chairperson Parker: Re: Initiation of Section 106 consultation for the White Ditch Diversion Project. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New Orleans District is studying the possibility of constructing a diversion canal along the Mississippi River in Plaquemines Parish, Louisiana. Subsidence, erosion, channelization, saltwater intrusion, stonm damages and the absence of freshwater, sediments and nutrients from the Mississippi River have all caused significant adverse impacts to the White Ditch project area (attachment), resulting in extensive wetland loss and ecosystem degradation. One of the objectives of this project is to provide additional freshwater, nutrients and fine sediment to the area between the Mississippi River and River aux Chenes ridges. Additional objectives include restoring functional hydrology and improving habitat conditions for fish and wildlife. Attached is an aerial photograph with the proposed project boundary marked in orange. We have checked the Department of Archaeology web site and have noted that their records show four archaeological sites that are possibly within the proposed project area. These sites are 16PL15, 16PL16, 16PL25 and 16PL81. The aerial photograph and site forms have been sent separately to Robert Cast, Caddo Nation of Oklahoma Historic Preservation Officer. We are writing this letter to see if you have any specific concerns regarding this project or about the sites mentioned above. If you do, please contact Gary DeMarcay at (504) Sincerely, Je a,y", ('y;-"" I 'c..-. Joan Exnicios, Acting Chief, Environmental Planning And Compliance Branch
22 cc: Robert Cast, Historic Preservation Officer
23 DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY NEW ORLEANS DISTRICT, CORPS OF ENGINEERS P.O. BOX NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA APRIL 1, 2009 Planning, Programs, and Project Management Division Environmental Planning And Compliance Branch Attn: CEMVN-PM-RN Principal Chief Oscola Clayton M. Sylestine Alabama Coushatta Tribe of Texas 571 State Park Rd. 56 Livingston, TX Dear Principal Chief Sylestine: Re: Initiation of Section 106 consultation for the White Ditch Diversion Project. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New Orleans District is studying the possibility of constructing a diversion canal along the Mississippi River in Plaquemines Parish, Louisiana. Subsidence, erosion, channelization, saltwater intrusion, storm damages and the absence of freshwater, sediments and nutrients from the Mississippi River have all caused significant adverse impacts to the White Ditch project area (attachment), resulting in extensive wetland loss and ecosystem degradation. One of the objectives of this project is to provide additional freshwater, nutrients and fine sediment to the area between the Mississippi River and River aux Chenes ridges. Additional objectives include restoring functional hydrology and improving habitat conditions for fish and wildlife. Attached is an aerial photograph with the proposed project boundary marked in orange. We have checked the Department of Archaeology web site and have noted that their records show four archaeological sites that are possibly within the proposed project area. These sites are 16PL15, 16PL16, 16PL25 and 16PL81. The aerial photograph and site forms have been sent separately to Bryant Celestine, Alabama Coushatta tribe of Texas Historic Preservation Officer. We are writing this letter to see if you have any specific concerns regarding this project or about the sites mentioned above. If you do, please contact Gary DeMarcay at (504) Sincerely, Joan Exnicios, Acting Chief, Environmental Planning And Compliance Branch
24 cc: Bryant J. Celestine Historic Preservation Officer w/attachments
25 DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY NEW ORLEANS DISTRICT, CORPS OF ENGINEERS P.O. BOX NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA April 2, 2009 Planning, Programs, and Project Management Division Environmental Planning And Compliance Branch Attn: CEMVN-PM-RN Chairman Earl J. Barbry, Sr. Tunica-Biloxi Tribe of Louisiana P.O. Box 1589 Marksville, LA Dear Chairman Barbry: The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New Orleans District is studying the possibility of constructing a diversion canal along the Mississippi River in Plaquemines Parish, Louisiana. Subsidence, erosion, channelization, saltwater intrusion, storm damages and the absence of freshwater, sediments and nutrients from the Mississippi River have all caused significant adverse impacts to the White Ditch project area (attachment), resulting in extensive wetland loss and ecosystem degradation. One of the objectives of this project is to provide additional freshwater, nutrients and fine sediment to the area between the Mississippi River and River aux Chenes ridges. Additional objectives include restoring functional hydrology and improving habitat conditions for fish and wildlife. Attached is an aerial photograph with the proposed project boundary marked in orange. We have checked the Department of Archaeology web site and have noted that their records show four archaeological sites that are possibly within the proposed project area. These sites are 16PL15, 16PL16, 16PL25 and 16PL81. The aerial photograph and site forms have been sent separately to Earl Barbry, Jr., Tunica Biloxi Tribe of Louisiana Cultural Director for any comments on the three sites mentioned above or any other interests the Tunica-Biloxi Tribe of Louisianan might have in the area.
26 Thank you for your help with this project. If you have any questions or require additional information, please contact Gary DeMarcay at (504) Sincerely, cc: Earl Barbry, Jr. Cultural Director w/attachments do"'" zy--"", '(,. ~ Joan Exnicios, Acting Chief, Environmental Planning And Compliance Branch
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