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M/26/2009 , . 4 + 1 9197153060 . I NCDENR PAGE O G / 16 Page 2 3 Haab 2009 B —Solid Waste TrRinsfer MOT' Project NO, 09 -0228 sign*ftciantl affect natural vegetation and wild] f at the At tlic appl "Oant 'Plans tO 0014t act the aPPYOPHOO agencies for mitigation =o mendationsl f Although we will -concur i 't the prqject� we of'or t1w; fol o ing recommendations to ftir6er minimize imparts to ativatto oirrd terrestrial wirldrii-fie msoUrceso Alt o gh x �, Soil Survey, and National Wetland Inventory maps provide zeneral i fQrmatlon reording stream and wedud r soutoes, tiese ary oft not inclusive of all streams and wetlaiids that are present: It 'is not elm whe ier a siw specific survey has been cooducted to determine presenp,n cof ems aid wetlands "thin the project boundaries. T o'efora f one bps not already been donee a site specific sy of wetlands and sus itn'll the project boundaries should be performed prior to site design and construction. If wetlands and /or streams are found the project should b or mated with the U.S. .r y Corps of neinc r and the `�`, � lVision of Water Quality. Site design and on. trurtion &Mould avoid impn Ling theso rvriztources to the maximum extent practoeabiel Maintain a Mmimu n 100 -foot undisturbed, nativo,, for ted buffer along perenntai strews. and a 50 -foot bxif er along intermittent st=W and wetlands. Mai!ntwwn& undi .arbfd, (crested buff= along these areas will impacts to aquatic and txmmiial 'I l'fe resources, wator quality, and aquatic habitat both within and dovmwewn of the project area, In additim wide riparlaft buffers help maintain s am bink g.btlity and treat pollutants as,5oci tcd with gtormwater runoff. Thank yov f0t the Opportunity to comment on this pr Ject. If we can be of further assistance, please eont&,t our ogee at 3) 4404615.