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NWO-2002-90186-MTH - 10/31/2018: The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Omaha District, (Corps) is evaluating a permit application by the Montana Department of Transportation (MDT) to improve the mobility and safety along US 212 and through the town of Roberts. Additionally, improvements to the stormwater collection and drainage systems will be improved to alleviate flooding issues within the town of Roberts.
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NWO-2002-90186-MTH

NWO-2011-01760-MTH - 10/26/2018: This project proposes to add a new site to the Montana Aquatic Resources Services in-lieu fee program to generate compensatory mitigation credit to offset unavoidable impacts to waters of the United States. The project proponent is proposing to construct a siphon to divert water from Big Muddy Creek into an abandoned historic channel of the creek and to construct a channel plug, within the historic channel, at the southwest portion of the project boundary, in order to restore the water table depth within the existing salt flat wetland. The preliminary site plan proposes to generate 81.5 wetland mitigation credits (57 credits from preservation of existing wetlands and 24.5 credits from restoration of salt flat wetlands and rehabilitation of the stream channel.
Expiration date: 11/27/2018

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NWO-2011-01760-MTH

NWO-2006-30026_2-PIE - 10/24/2018: Dawley Farms Newco requests Department of the Army authorization to fill four wetlands that flow to the Big Sioux River in order to continue construction of a mixed-use development on the Dawley Farms property in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. The wetland acreage totals 5.24 acres. The proposed project is located in Section 24, Township 101 North, Range 49 West, Minnehaha County, South Dakota. The basic purpose of the project is to construct a commercial development. The overall purpose of the project is to construct a commercial development in east Sioux Falls. This is not a water dependent activity.
Expiration date: 11/14/2018

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NWO-2006-30026_2-PIE

NWO-2013-1203-BIS - 10/9/2018: Mountrail County is seeking authorization for its Route 9 Reconstruction Project. The 13.5-mile project begins approximately 12 miles west of Ross on US 2 and south to ND Hwy 1804. Jurisdictional waters are located in Sections 19 and 20, Township 156 North, Range 94 West, Mountrail County, North Dakota. Construction would result in 0.99-acre of permanent and 0.22-acre of temporary impact. The County proposes to purchase mitigation credits from the Ducks Unlimited In-Lieu-Fee Program. [Latitude 48.330418 degrees North; Longitude -102.80841 degrees West]
Expiration date: 10/30/2018

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NWO-2013-1203-BIS

NWO-2006-90399-MTB - 9/24/2018: Montana Department of Transportation is requesting Department of the Army authorization for impacts to waters of the United States in order to reconstruct Five Mile Road from its intersection with Mary Street to Dover Road and to construct a new segment of Five Mile Road from Dover Road to Old Highway 312. The project as proposed would result in permanent impacts to 182.2 linear feet of an unnamed spring located in a man-made outflow channel, 3,507 linear feet of jurisdictional irrigation canals/ditches, and 0.59 acre of wetlands from the placement of fill, culverts, and irrigation structures. Temporary impacts will occur to 2,818 linear feet of irrigation canals/ditches and 0.67 acre of adjacent wetlands that will be reconstructed in a new location.
Expiration date: 10/24/2018

ATTACHMENTS:  
NWO-2006-90399-MTB - MDT - (CN 4199) Billings Bypass - Five Mile Road

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