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Public Notices

  • NWO-2020-01055-PIE

    Expiration date: 9/13/2020

    The proposed Keystone XL Pipeline Project (Project) within the United States would be located in Montana, South Dakota, and Nebraska, connecting to the existing Keystone Cushing Extension pipeline, which extends from Steele City, Nebraska, to Cushing, Oklahoma. In total, the Project would consist of approximately 1,209 miles of new, 36-inch- diameter pipeline, with approximately 327 miles of pipeline in Canada and approximately 882 miles in the United States (U.S.). The Project would cross the international border between Saskatchewan, Canada, and the U.S. near Morgan, Montana, and would include pipeline generally within a 110-foot-wide temporary construction right-of-way (ROW) and a 50-foot-wide permanent ROW in Montana, South Dakota, and Nebraska. The approximate start of the Project in Montana is located at the following coordinates: 48.99, -107.54. The approximate end of the Project in Nebraska is located at the following coordinates: 40.04, -96.99.

  • NWO-2018-00088-WEH

    Expiration date: 8/20/2020

    Fireball Group LLC is proposing to expand development from its existing 160-acre hyperscale data center facility (Permit Number NWO-2018-01290-WEH issued March 15, 2019) to an adjacent 130-acre parcel of land to the west. This project will permanently impact a total of 1.28 acres of waters of the U.S. (WOTUS) consisting of PEMA/C riverine channel wetlands.

  • NWO-2019-00673-WEH

    Expiration date: 7/23/2020

    Sam Sampson - The Big Blue Mitigation Site is located in Section 18, Township 10 North, Range 2 East in Seward County, Nebraska, specifically, 40.835622, -97.239927. The existing conditions include approximately 11.903 acres of PEMA/C playa depression wetlands. The Sponsor proposes to restore (rehabilitate) approximately 10.449 acres of PEMA/C playa depression, establish 8.565 acres of PEMA/C playa depression, and establish 5.280 acres of native grass wetland buffer. This will result in the proposed generation of 20.334 wetland credits.