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NWO-2018-00109-WEH - 9/20/2018: T&F Sand and Gravel Inc. (T&F) proposes to expand an existing sand and gravel mine. The phased expansion would start mine sand and gravel in the area northeast of the active mining area and progress westward. The sand and gravel mining operation would occur in approximately 5-acre increments every year and mining would occur in three phases over 15 years. There is no stationary plant site, as the plant follows the dredge. The pre-phase 1 area, located entirely in uplands, could be mined in the fall of 2018 if the applicant determines they need to start mining the sand and gravel prior to a Section 404 permit decision. T&F proposed to impact a total of 3.73 acres of wetlands.
Expiration date: 10/11/2018
NWO-2017-01103-WEH - 9/18/2018: Ducks Unlimited - The proposed Ducks Unlimited Turkey Creek Mitigation Bank is located in SW ¼ of Section 16, Township 6 North, Range 4 West in Fillmore County, Nebraska, specifically, 40.4828°N, -97.7831°W. The project purpose is to develop certified wetland mitigation credits for allocation toward unavoidable wetland impacts by accepting funds from other entities in exchange for bank credits.
Expiration date: 10/18/2018
NWO-2018-00237-WEH - 9/14/2018: Lyman Richey Corporation proposes to expand and continue to mine sand and gravel at Plant 51. The project would occur within three phases and would impact a total of 10.84 acres of wetlands over fifteen years. Below are the impacts by phase: Phase 1—Years one to five—A total of 6.49 acres of PEMA/C riverine floodplain wetlands will be impacted by Phase 1. Phase 2—Years six to ten—A total of 3.07 acres of PEMA/C riverine floodplain wetlands will be impacted by Phase 2. Phase 3—Years eleven to fifteen—A total of 1.28 acres of PEMA/C riverine floodplain wetland will be impacted by Phase 3. If a permit decision is made to authorize, the permit would be evaluated every 5 years in order to address any changes to the project, which may include but is not limited to, impacts, mitigation, endangered species, or jurisdiction.
Expiration date: 10/5/2018
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