U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Regulatory Program
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1 U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Regulatory Program
2 Regulatory Authorities Section 10 of the Rivers & Harbors Act of 1899 Section 404 of the Clean Water Act
3 Section 10 of the Rivers and Harbors Act of 1899 Regulated Activities Structures and Work in Navigable Waters of the U.S. (Lake Champlain, Lake Memphremagog, major rivers, and international rivers in VT and NY) -Dredging -Structures in, over, or under a navigable waterway -Private docks -Water intake lines -Aerial transmission lines -Submarine cables -Marinas
4 Section 404 of the Clean Water Act Regulated Activities Any activity that would involve the permanent or temporary placement of dredged or fill material into any waterway or wetland, including: Pond construction Mechanized landclearing Landscaping Land Development (i.e., housing, commercial, industrial, etc.) Cofferdams
5 Section 404 of the Clean Water Act Regulated Activities Roads, culverts, bridges Bedding and backfill for utility lines Shoreline stabilization Sidecasting of material from excavation of new drainage ditches Installation of drainage tile
6 Agricultural Exemptions - Plowing, tilling, etc., provided the work would not result in a change to the hydrology of the wetland - Farm or Stock Ponds - Maintenance, but not construction, of drainage ditches - Farm roads
7 VT General Permit Forms of Authorization New England District Vermont Minimal Impact Projects impacts not to exceed one acre Individual Permit Projects with greater than minimal impacts or in excess of one acre of impact South Bay, Lake Memphremagog, Newport, VT
8 Forms of Authorization New York District -Individual Permits -Nationwide General Permits - NWP #3 Maintenance - NWP# 13 Bank Stabilization - NWP #14 Linear Transportation Projects - NWP #18 Minor Discharges - NWP #39 Commercial/Institutional Developments - NWP # 40 Agricultural Activities
9 Individual Permit In VT, projects with direct/indirect impacts to waters of U.S. in excess of one acre or projects which do not meet the criteria of the VT GP In NY, projects which do not otherwise meet the criteria and thresholds of the NWPs.
10 Alternatives Analysis Only the Least Environmentally Damaging Practicable Alternative (LEDPA) to accomplish the basic project purpose can be permitted
11 Alternatives Analysis/Mitigation Sequencing AVOID impacts to waters of the U.S. to the maximum extent practicable (off-site alternatives analysis; leads to LEDPA site) MINIMIZE impacts to waters of the U.S. (at the LEDPA site) to the maximum extent practicable MITIGATE for the unavoidable impacts of the project
12 INDIVIDUAL PERMIT EVALUATION PROCESS Complete for Processing day Public Notice Comments by Agencies, interested groups, public May need public hearing Application Submitted Final Decision by District May be Appealed to Division Issued Denied Full Public Interest Review Factors Other Requirements Conservation Safety Water Quality Certification Economics Water Quality 404b1 Compliance Aesthetic Fish/Wildlife NEPA Wetlands Erosion CZM Historic Prop. Water Supply. End. Species Act Flood hazards Food/Fiber Prod Wild/Scenic Rivers Floodplain Property ownership Essential Fish Habitat Land Use General Env. Concerns Navigation Needs/Welfare of the people Recreation Mineral Needs Energy Needs
13 Our Resource Agency Partners U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service U.S. Environmental Protection Agency National Marine Fisheries Service USDA NRCS VT/NY State Historic Preservation Offices VT/NYS Departments of Environmental Conservation Adirondack Park Agency
14 U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service - Impacts to fish and wildlife habitat - Impacts - Required to fish to consult and wildlife under habitat Section 7 of the Endangered Species Act when - Required to consult under Section 7 of a project could result in impacts to a the Endangered Species Act when a Federally listed threatened or project could result in impacts to a endangered species or their critical Federally listed threatened or endangered habitat. species or their critical habitat.
15 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency - Impacts to Water Quality - Alternatives [Compliance with 404(b)(1) Guidelines]
16 National Marine Fisheries Service - Impacts to Essential Fish Habitat
17 USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service - Agricultural issues
18 VT and NY State Historic Preservation Offices Effects to cultural resources (archaeological and/or historic) that are eligible for the National Register of Historic Places
19 VT and NYS Departments of Environmental Conservation - Water Quality Certification - Similar goals in regulatory programs
20 Adirondack Park Agency Activities within the Adirondack Park
21 Questions on the Permit Process??
22 Vermont Agricultural Conversions
23 The Problem: Large land conversion projects where forest is being converted into cropland. Smaller projects where existing farm fields have been expanded or improved with additional drainage.
24 Why Do We Have Jurisdiction? While the conversion of wetland to cropland still retains the acreage as open space, the methodology necessary to accomplish the conversion is usually jurisdictional. Mechanized landclearing Ditching with sidecasting of excavated material Discharge of fill (backfilling) associated with the installation of drainage tile
25 RESOLVED Sheldon, VT Total Forest Cleared - About 90 acres Converted Wetland 7.7 acres - Case referred to U.S. Attorney - Consent decree filed; civil penalty paid; restoration of 5.5 acres completed; ATF permit issued for retention of 2.2 acres
26 RESOLVED Fairfield, VT 4.6 acres of wetland conversion and relocation of stream Case referred to U.S. Attorney Consent Decree Restoration Complete Civil Penalty Paid
27 RESOLVED St. Albans, VT - 42 acre conversion of forested, scrub-shrub, and old field wetland. - Joint Corps/EPA negotiations with landowner and his attorney for resolution - Restoration of 32 acres; ATF permit for retention of 10 acres of conversion issued
28 ON-GOING Irasburg, VT 4 separate sites Cook About 40 acres of direct impact Some restoration completed Resolution anticipated in 2008 Frecette Gleason
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37 New York District, Corps of Engineers Regulatory Field Office Building 10, 3 rd Floor 1 Buffington Street Watervliet, New York Fax
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