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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY REGION 6 1445 BOSS AVENUE. SUITE 1200 DALLAS TEXAS ?S202-<i733 July 29,1998 MEMORANDUM SUBJECT: Wetland Determination - Delatte Metals (LAD052510344) FROM: William Kirchner /^t^ Professional WeUarid Scientist (6SF-RA) TO: Stephen Tzhone Remedial Project Manager (6SF-LP) On July 9 - 10,1998,1 traveled to the site subject above in order to identify and document any wetland environments that may be affected by contamination at the site and/or impacted by removal/remedial activities currently being planned. The following are the conclusions about thejurisdictional status of areas identified during the field investigation: The onsite inspection revealed five significant areas (see map. Attachment 1), that met the criterion (i.e., predominance ofhydrophytic vegetation, hydric soil and wetland hydrology) necessary to establish wetlands subject to federal regulatory jurisdiction under the Clean Water Act. Wetlands were jointly defined by EPA and the Corps of Engineers (COE) in 1977, as "those areas that are inundated or saturated by surface or ground water at a frequency and duration sufficient to support and under normal circumstances does support, a prevalence of vegetation typically adapted for life in saturated soil conditions" (EPA, 40 CFR 230.3). The attached map and field data forms (Attachment 2) document the visual observations made during the field investigation. The following is an estimate of the size (in acres) of the wetland resources: east side of site - 3.8 north drainage pathway - ..... 0.3 Selser's Creek - 0.4 - souSh drainage pathway - 1.8 isolated wetland - 0.1 (west of Furnace Bidg.) Total = 6.4 acres The same general areas were previously mapped by John Murell, Ecology and Environment, during his removal investigation (i.e., Mr. Murell documented areas that were inundated by surface water from January through March 1998, Attachment 3). 139199 :-.: - . n A A "1 e=
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U N I T E D S T A T E S E N V I R O N M E N T A L P R O T E C T I O N A G E N C YREGION 6

1445 BOSS AVENUE. SUITE 1200DALLAS TEXAS ?S202-<i733

July 29,1998

MEMORANDUM

SUBJECT: Wetland Determination - Delatte Metals (LAD052510344)

FROM: William Kirchner /^t^Professional WeUarid Scientist (6SF-RA)

TO: Stephen TzhoneRemedial Project Manager (6SF-LP)

On July 9 - 10,1998,1 traveled to the site subject above in order to identify and documentany wetland environments that may be affected by contamination at the site and/or impacted byremoval/remedial activities currently being planned. The following are the conclusions aboutthejurisdictional status of areas identified during the field investigation:

• The onsite inspection revealed five significant areas (see map. Attachment 1),that met the criterion (i.e., predominance ofhydrophytic vegetation, hydric soil andwetland hydrology) necessary to establish wetlands subject to federal regulatoryjurisdiction under the Clean Water Act. Wetlands were jointly defined by EPA andthe Corps of Engineers (COE) in 1977, as "those areas that are inundated orsaturated by surface or ground water at a frequency and duration sufficient tosupport and under normal circumstances does support, a prevalence of vegetationtypically adapted for life in saturated soil conditions" (EPA, 40 CFR 230.3).

The attached map and field data forms (Attachment 2) document the visualobservations made during the field investigation.

• The following is an estimate of the size (in acres) of the wetland resources:

east side of site - 3.8• north drainage pathway - . . . . . 0.3

Selser's Creek - 0.4- souSh drainage pathway - 1.8

isolated wetland - 0.1 (west of Furnace Bidg.)Total = 6.4 acres

• The same general areas were previously mapped by John Murell, Ecology andEnvironment, during his removal investigation (i.e., Mr. Murell documented areasthat were inundated by surface water from January through March 1998,Attachment 3).

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The wetland resources that were historically found adjacent to Selser's Creekhave been significantly impacted by previous dredging operations (i.e., most likelythe Tangiapahoa Parish Police Jury for flood control purposes). Presently thewetlands in this area are represented only by narrow vegetated strips (i.e.,approximately five to ten feet in width below the plane of ordinary high water) oneither side of the improved channel.

Finally, significant wetland resources (i.e., coastal swamp and Bottomlandhardwoods) are located approximately 0.35 miles downstream of the site. Thedownstream resources were also identified by Steve Cowan, Ecology andEnvironment, while conducting sampling activities for EPA's Site InvestigationReport, dated March 31,1997. These resources are also indicated on the 19941:24,000 USGS Quadrangle Map, Ppnchatoula, Luoisiana.

Attachments

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Attachment 1. Wetlands.

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DATA FORMROUTINE WETLAND DETERMINATION

(1987 COE Wetlands Delineation Manual)

Project/Site: ^kk /W^Applicant/Owner:Investigator: ^i^n^Oi. f v're^ J^?i>-

Do Noiroal Circumstances exitt on the srte? - yes) Noto tin «itt«ontficuuly disturbed (Atypical Situation!? W (ifbto t»r «r— a potential Problem Area? Yc« fW

(If needed, explain on reveree.) \-^-

Date: '7- ^Coumv: f^f^A^^State: M

CommunrtviD:TfWBiaict30^ ^am^vPtetID: * ' • • -

• - • • • • • • --.'" . — ' . ' . • . • •

VEGETATION

Dominant PiBnt Soww1. ~^t^L^ ^.f^^

2.

3.

4.

5.8.

7.8.

Pwcwrt of Dominant Sptcm tht w(•xduding FAC-1.

Rimric;

Stnitum

f+

OEIL.FA

Indicator

C>^L.

CW or FAC

Dominant Plaint Snecin

9.

10.

1 1 .

12.

13.14.

15.10.

Ict^/i 0^.

StralVtB

/^ cr iu Uf-€i~

{ndictor

HYDROLOGY

. R*oord«d Of tDucrib* in R—mriu}:_ Strum, LJk«. or Tid« G«i(r_ AMMI Photogr«ph«__Other

No R«cord«d Df Av«(«bf>

Fftd Ob«ervtion«:

Dopth of Surf«c« Watar:

Dopth to Pro« Water in Pit:

Oopth to Saturafd Soil:

.(in.)

.(in.)

tin.)

Wtlend Hydrology Indioton:Primory Indwtora:

___ Inundted_ Sturfd in Uppor 12 Inchas^WfrMarfct .__ Orift Unw__ S«dimant 0«porif_ Drin«g« Pattanu m W«dand«

SBCondary1ndic«tor» (2 or mora roquirad):V'Oxidizod Root Channals in Upper 1 2 Inches

_/ir/atar-Sfned Loava*' tocal Soa Survoy OBf

3^ FAC-Nautral TBSIOthor (Explain in Remarks)

Romanes:

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(

<

-. n»,nmmn..ffl[ ... . ^^^^^^^^3BirafflmilffiffffBffi ^ Bffltffl fflH im————B™————nn

*

SOILS -

Map Unit NMIM „ ,(Sw «nd Ptwwl: r?^ '^^/ DrainaoB Clas»:

• Sold Observation* ^Taxonomy <Subgroupl: Confirm Mappod TVP«? {Yea) No

e»fiflo^« i n;OffUVh Matrix Color Mouf* Color* Mottia T«xtur«, Concratiorr.flDQfawL HoriKH^ (MunnH.Moitti iMun.oUMo.tl AtwndftMQ/Contrnt StnwtUM. flTO. . .

CM . 6-

^5' A ^ - ^Ik.^. (/ ^5 - f > & /^^/l^ i^s-^ ^^^^ ^<

1'»Hydric Soil Indicator*:

Hi*to«ol Concretion*Hiatic E p i p a d o n H a h Organic Content in Surface Laver in Sandy Soil*Sulfidic Odor Qfoonic Stre«&ino in Sandv Soil*Aquic Moitun R*ginw 'vUslsd on Looal Hydrio Sod* U«t

^,Reduciog Condition* ^Ufdi on Nation^ Hydrie Soil* Uat\/Glswd or Low-Chrofna Coloni Ottw (Exptain in Afnwiuk

R—HMtU:

BrETlAND DETERMINATION

Hydrophytio V«g«Mtion Prwnt? Cfsi» No (Circle! (Circl«»Wetland Hydrology Prewnl? Qy No ,,Hydric Soil* Pre—nt7 (fw No 1« thi« Sampling Point Within a Watland? /YM No

R«n«rk>: ^^ /6a-^A h^-ia^^ /S /^-^£r^^ A^ A ^)-W;C[

W An/^ ^^diWi ^^•^\ rtyth^ / /v / ^^/^/%'/- ^r^ ^G^/^^^i ^~^" r^^ ^^•

—• 1 i r i i r i i i "— 1 1 1 1 - • "ii • . -„...,.,,,, „ . , '"^pp^^^^^sACEZ/aZ

0 0 0

p;^^

1 6 3

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DATA FORMROUTINE WETLAND DETERMINATION

(1987 COE Wetlands Delineation Manual)

Project/Site: ^iilo^ ^fe-^AApplicant/Owner:Investigator: ^ii^i^^c '/ ^sryv^i-^^

Do Normal Circunrmancas exit an the site? - (^9 No1» th» Bitft aionifictntiv disturbed (Atypical Situation)? Y<» f8plitho ar«a a poomiai Problem AM? Y(A/^&

Of mooted, BXpfain on revoru.) '—^

Date:Coumy:State:

CommmTraruMK?Plot ID:

nftyHD

---...

7-^-Wr^//^^ .^

iD: /*'; '," ,.- '^'^sf^'.•. • •••2-.'-, 1

-•" ---'-•"••"-"''"."

VEGETATION

Oomioant Plant SQBCW Stnitum Indicrto,

i. TfMA Tctt^ T •%^2. M^ {wvhc^ I' C'St'3. Mii^/^ c^.^r^ ^^ ^<-^———-,+fcJ——————————————————————-——— ——^———

4. c?t<-re^ ^kfrc, • -^s /-^5. ftw^uch/i ^^'1- ^-1 /"A^/'a. G^<"/ fi ^ fir ^ i9'&7. /I'/'W

a.

Pwc«nt of Domtrwit Sp«cr< thrt w OIIL. FACW or FAC(•xokxting FAC-t.

RTiMriu: ^/,^ ^^jUi^ ^ ^•^ cJi

HYDROLOGY

R«eordad D«ta (OeMhb* in R«rurki>hStrwm, Lake, or Tide GaugaA—MI Photogr«ph)iOther

No Rgcordwd Of Available

Rold Ob«arvation«:

Daoth of Surface Water: (in.)

OoDth to Froa Water in Pit: (in.l

Dootli to Saturuad Soil: (in.)

Remarks: \j^(^ Oh^^^ J^- ^

Dominant Fitint Scaa'tf Stratum

9.

10-

1 1 .

12.

13.

14.

15.

18.

fCC ^K F^ 6f i^W

h^<,C

Witand Hydrology Indicator*:Priroiv 'Indicator*: , i,

lnuodrt»l ^ A^-?Saturafd in Uppar 12 Inchw

^WfrMarif^DrtftUnw

SBdtmarrt Dapoaif3^brainao» Patlan» in Watfand*

Sacondtiry Indicators (2 or more required):Oxidized Root Channel* in Upper

/Water-Stained Leave*7 Local Soil Survey Data

J 'FAC-Neutrai TestOther (Explain in RemerkB)

^ ^^ry^ , / -6"

fndiMtor

12 inches

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SOILS

M > Unit NWM / i(Serin •nd Ph—): ^ •tz^J

Taxonomy (Subgroup):

Elfifiii.Om feniD«pth Mmix ColorflBfifattL BenioiL (MIHIMM Monti

0 - 1 . 6 ;{ - ^ f\ i^i^ 4{tI s ' B ^p-^if^lz-

Hydric Soil Indicator*:

Hirtow*^^Hirtic Epipedon

Sulfldio OdorAquic Motetur* H*gim«

/Re<luoing Condition*v Gleywl or Low-Chron'r Colon

RiiMriu:

Orm«a« Cla—:R(4d Obxorvtiom

Corrfirm Mappod Typo? Yos No

ftAottI* Color* Mottia Tuctun, Conomiof.iMuMstLMoi«tL Abuiodnia/Cofitrut Stn»tu». ic.—— •

^-fct^:, i -/, , . , ,/O-/A ^0^ d\wd 6;/^ ( I ^L^-7,?^ l//^ i' 0

^ Coneratiom ,HiQh Organic Comant in Silrfaca Layor in Sandy Soit*Ofg«wB Str««kjrg in Sandy Son*

/Uattd an Lorail l-lydno Sod* Let^Ufd on Nottorfl Hydrio Sat1« 1-itl

Oth«r (Expfnn in R*mwk«l

'WETLAND DETERMINATION

Hydrophytio Vegetation Pr—ont?Wtland Hydrology Pr—nt?Hydric Soiic Pr—ni?

{^ No (Cird«)^ Nor— No

<cifcrt,-'>••

E« thi« Samplir>g Point Within • W«tland7 (Yo« No

'Approvd by H<iUi»A^ ll^'

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igaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii mill ii iiiiiiniHlBiiUffiTnaHreia'aai am

DATA FORMROUTINE WETLAND DETERMINATION

{1987 COE Wetlands Delineation Manual)

Project/SltB:Applicant/Owner:Investigator:

Do Normal Circunrnai1» tho »rte tonificamht* th« area « potential

(tf.m«M •xpMn

f^icfk

A//^//^nces axist/disturbedProbtemAonrevena

^\^J

E-/^/-/-4^-/z-r'

(in the site?(Atypical Situation)?rea?}

^^^w%, NoYBB<®,Ye»®£'

Date:County:State:

CommurTrmftietPtetID:

7 -/^ -^7^6//^/l'

r•litvID: <CID^ . ^- .

?-•

VEGETATIONp minant Piflnt So«cia«

1. P/A/i/S \ffeA^

2. r^w^ rui^3. AW^ fMVtb^/ri:

4. i^JJ^^ ^5. A^rt^ c^r/Ama. l c'c / /v/r^ elffe^!7.

a.

Pwcwrt of OoniifMnt Spwri thn(•xokidinQ FAO).

R«n«rka:

Stratum

-7'-Z'. ^^^

554S

•r« OEIL, FA

Indicator

rA<?^ftC.I' t-Wtfcf-F^+

CW or FAC

Dominant Plant SD«CJM

9.

10.

n.12.

13.

14.

15.

ie.

y^% < ^^/-

StrfllUTTi

l^^fcF

Indioior

HYDROLOGY, R«oord«d 0«ta (Do«crib« in Rwrwriu):

__Stn«m, L«(c«, or Tid« (Sauii«_ AMU) Photogrfih*_Othw

No Racordod D«t« Avaitabf*

R«ld Obseivatiom:

Dopth of Surf«c« Water:

Depth to Froa Water in Pit:

D«pth IQ Saturafd Soil:

_(in.)

Jin.)

(in.l

WotlfKl Hvirotogy Indicatore:Primwy Imliomon:

_l?inund«t»d_ Stuntod in Upper 12 Incho*_^W«twMarif^ Drift Un—__ Sodwnent Deposits__ Or«Mg« Patten» in W«dand»

Sttcondtiry Indicator* (2 or mora requir«d):__ Oxidtzed Root Channol* in Upper 1 2 Inchoa__ Water-Stained Laavea__ Local SoB Survay Data__ FAC-Neutrai Teat

Other (Exptain in Remaikal

Remarks: i\)^U< d^»M.^A ^ r^ // ^S l .^W^ t - ^^ t

{-^

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Map Unit N«m» - i(Sari— •nd Ptu—l: <-7^ ^v

Taxonomy (Subgroup):

Profila Oaa-wtetton:Dapth MatrixColorflofitaai- HciUsfl- tMvanll.M^^; ..-O^./-r- fr • (^<72/-?- g m^ •

i^/2'</f

Hydric Soil Indicxton:

HitOBO*. Htio Epipedon

SutfidicOdofAquic Mototun R«qim*R«dudng Condition*Gl«Vd or Low-Chroor Coior*

ItwrMriu:

l)rm«a« Clau:l ald OfawmtioraConfirm M«wd Typ«? Yes No

Matfl* Color* Mottle Taxiun, Concretion*.iMuaatt-Mft L. AteoiixrKftiftmtKxn 5uuavrt*-ira ..,. |

, .- •-.-

WfS, ^/^ Oww,-^<i dl^f^f ^1-LcLu.M-^1

i Concg<tien» ^dr-f-High Orgftdc Confnt in Surface Layor in Sandy SoilsOrganic Stnaking in Sandy S63*

j^Uttad on Looafi Hydrio Soda U»t^Cifd on NatfeiMl Hydric Soite U«t

Ottw (Explain CT Ramariuk

WETLAND DETERMINATION

Hydrophvtic V«oatation Pr—m7Watland Hydrology Pr—ant?Hydric Scxl* Pr—wrt?

No (Cird*)•» No

YM No ^"•1« thi« Sampting Point Within a Watiand? (Ya» No

Ramarka:

'Approved by UiiAcfc'i^

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DATA FORMROUTINE WETLAND DETERMINATION

(1987 COE Wetlands Delineation Manual)

Project/Site:Applicant/Owner:Inveatiotor:

Do Normal Circumttarlathewttrianificanth1» the «fa • potential

({f.h—ded, explain

P^^

{^ahw 7^/W^wr'

•ices exist on the site?/ disturbed (Atypical Situation)?ProbtemAr—7onrevree.)

(fort NoYen /^gYe)» (Tip

Date:County:State:

ConunurTr»n 31Plot 10:

7-/6-^T^/^, -^

litvID: 2-C^D?^ . -^•;

r

Oooiio»ntPl«ntSB»cia.

1. •Bt/^1^^,

2. 7lr/(;L-^ e-rpzAt/S

3. X^^tM/^0 (?7t/5ff/fl(t,-*'n1

4. ^vL l /

s. Plli-YicML-vi h^ili^'aff^^9.

7.

8.

Pwowit of Dominant Speci— that •<ftxokidano FAC-t.

RiMric:

Stm^^

^

HH

^ rf

fOBL.FA

Ir

CV

f«fie«tor

c-^c^iPAC

C61-

VwFAC

Owninaii P'^TtSoecjo*

9.

10.

1 1 .

12.

13.

14.

15.

ia.

f^/6 a^ M

Sfftum

a- %

Indtetor

HYDROLOGY

, Rucordttd Dt« (D««crib« in R«nufk«!i:__ Strum, Lak«, or Tida Gau(f

__ AMMI Photograph*_Ot»w

No Racordad 0«t« Av«l«bl«

Fiald ObaMvtion«:

Depth of SurfK* Water:

Depth to Ffoe Water in Pit:

Depth to Satureted Soil:

.(in.l

Jin.t

(in.l

W«tland Kyclrciogy Indiuton:Prinuirv IndioMon:

_,ltiund«tod___ S«turt»d in Uppar 12 Inches_^Wfr Mariu^OnftUnw_SadirMnt Oapofff__^_Qniiwy Patfna in W«tiand»

Sttoondary Indicator* (2 or more requirodi:__ Oxidized Root Chanmil in Upper 12 Inches_^Mfr^Sfn«d Laaw_/Locrt Soil Survey DafJ/_ PAC-Nautral Taat__ Othor {Explain in Roniarica)

Remarks: (}^ pf^i pr^ cd^ ' C^^. i^ ^pic^^^C-l^ ^5^26 -r^t ^i^-

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SOILS

M )Unit(Sanaa an

Taxonomy

toffl»(X'DapthfiOfibttt

Q-^•'?-&•^-/z/

Hydric Soil

Ramwka:

Nama ,' iidPhaaa): (-fl/^h

/(Subgroup);

KT^ff;Matrix Color

,U»rtn?,nn,. tMun»?it.Mfft»tt,r O

A@ t^ff^z-

Indicaton:

HirtoioiHitic EpipodonSuHtdteOdorAqulo Motetur* R«flMn«.Etoduoing Condition*Gt«ywl w Low-Chronr Col

*\

QIV

Drint»CRa(d ObMrConfinn 1

MottI* Coton MotttoitAuBaa-Mflirt—. NwESswsifSmsK

^ "-•:.

f(?Y/2- ^JU ^.yVJ-^U /rl^/t/h^^^^

Concretion*High Organic Content in Su

^ JOroanio StivabJng in SandyJ^U«twl on Local Hydrio Soil

Uated on Nathmal Hydrto S, Othar <Explain in Ramaricak

lo«a:rvationatfeppwJ Typa? Yaa No

Taxtura, Concratioir,^WSW^SSQ^^

, ... .„„,,-. „ -

' ^ 1 1 h^ c^CiA | (a:n

Jrfaca Lavor in Sandy SoiiaSoda

eLrt•oilaUt

WETLAND DETERMINATION

Hydrophytio Violation Praaant?Watland Hydrology Prwnt?Hydric Soita Praaant?

(Cirdat <0rcl«l/^k

la thr Sempling Point Within • Watfaod? (Ya», No•^w—-'

Ramarfca:

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DATA FORMROIT1NE WETLAND DETERMINATION

{1987 COE Wetlands Delineation Manual)

Project/Site:Applicant/Owner:Investigator:

Do Normal Circumstaite the aito sionificanth(«thfli ar«.i « potantixJ

(If needed* oxpbrifl

i'k^ttt ^UkLj

^i-r^tiv / i^-fe^h^u^

ncea exist en the »rte?f disturbed (Atypical Situation)?Probtefn Area?on reverse.)

CffS NoYe» (fS^Yw(SsS

Date:County:State:

CommurTmti-dPtotfD:

7-("-/€i^^

/r'ff

vtylO:E3|D^

^

-" --

^^^ „

^-1 .,;' -

v

VEGETATIONF .,,.,,.,,,,,,,.,,»,,...u,.....,.,uu ^'t Dominant Pftnt SDflcie«

1. ^/W^ -faA^,

2. £i^-/Aa.^i——y ^ y^——————————

3.

4. A^^ r^^/s. 4yhl(^< rtf.i/A^.a. ^'hs ri)^^ ;7.8.

Pfo«nt of Dominwit Specr* tti(•xofuding FAC-t.

.. / / •R«Twk«; {.'tA^fZi/U^

Stnrtum Indicnt'"

r /^^"r ^6^ FAC^ F^cr

V i^CV HAC^

ut «• OB-. FACW or FAC

aJUv^' Sei^ C^Lu

Dormnwit P'aiii SDWt— Strrtum lnQio»tor

9.

10.

n.12.13-

14.

15.10.

lo^ F^<^ ^!£^-.

HYDROLOGYRwcordwJ 0«te t0e«crib« in R«m«riu);

_ Strum, Uk: or Tid» G«ug a_ AMMI Photograph*

_OthwNo Racordod Dta Availabt*

Raid Qboarvtion*:

Depth of Surfaca Water:

Depth lo Free Water in Pit:

Depth to Saturafd Soil:

_(in.l

_(irU

(in.)

W«d«nd Hydtrology Indicator*:PrinwY lndte«tBi»: . ,--* _ .. ,

_J4iundm«l - f>^^ c^__ S«turt«d in Upper 12 Inches__Water Maric__Drift Lin—_ Sodiment Oapoxif_ Drajmga Pan«nr in W»H«nd«

Socondaly Indicator* (2 ormon nquiredl:Oxidized Root Channel* in Uppor 1 2 Inches

_, Wter-Sfmd Leave*_ Local Soil Survey Data_\ FAC-Neutrat Teat

Other {Explain in Remark*)

Remarks: 6h-&^ l^n rM^^. ' yi^'^^ ^^ iC?[^ceM^

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SOILS '•

M«p Unit Nairn / / • / /. . / , /, , /',"\ r / / ; ? / /(STi—•nd Pht-t: (JU^-hff^ W\!ff€li£'W 6^^/<T'^Drainw«Cla«»: -OW^m }kW[

; / ^ Fiofd Obtorvtiont (/ i/Tcxonomy (SubBroup): Confirm Mapped Typo? Yat No

eCflfttPWT'CT^D<Pth MMrix Color Mottto Cofor* Mottto T«xtun. Corwow,fiflCfa-L Horteon ( p lM tl (Mufoott Motet) At?<ind«tc. onte»t SttuctUM. «&..

1

Hydric Soil 1ndrc«tor«:

Hi«to»ol ^ Concrotiona •Hitio Epipedon High Organc Ccinfnt in Surface Layer in Sandy SoilaSutfldic Odof OfOUKo StreakJng in Sandy Soil*Aquio Morttura Rftginr Ufd on Lo««l H drio Soa« LitR«ducing Condition* Ut«j on Nodor«l Hydric SoH« LitGI<V*1 or Low-Chroma CoJore Othw (Expldn hi Ranurkcl

Rwvuriu:

'WETLAND DETERMINATION

Hydfophytic Vgtrton Pr—ant?Wtlwd Hydrology ProMnI?Hydric Soil* Pr—nt7

f' No (Cird«l<%..'No(ff» No

(arcltl

)• thil Samfriing Point WHhm a Watiand? (TO* ' No

l^lc.^ p^ne c,r win'-i^^ A^^y ^c^d-l5 A // ^££•/; A-/^ .f7 - ^n^p^^

9

'ApprovBd'by1 KaUSAiE /S^

0 0 0 1 7 1

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IHI

DATA FORMROUTINE WETLAND DETERMINATION

(1987 COE Wetlands DeUnaation Manual)

Proiect/Site:Applicant/Owner:Investigator:

Do Normal Circunutar1< the •ite significanthla the •rcu a potential

(If neocted, explain

WXU fl^^/w^a /^&}^u4^

nces axist on the site? - (Vga No/ disturbed (Atypical Situation)? Yes <^bProbtem Aral? Ye* 1@on reverxe.)

Date:County:State:

CommurTrfDfelPlot ID:

1'10^&/«a / {W^f——i——~j-H—-——-*-^

fwtytD: ^E^D^a ..^^^ , - •

•• 1 • 1\-

VEGETATION

Dominant Plant Soacia*

1. .3^Xr<. ^ C&^U<.

2. P^^ ^W^<.

3. £^-^^

4. ^r^/^ /^5.

6.

7.

8.

P«re«nt of DomiiMnt Speoca tturt(•xduding FAC-».

Rwwk«:

Stratum Indicator

H ^^iJ W-%> ^^^>/ ^/v

are OBL. FACW or FAC

Dwrmunt Pla<rt Swciw

9.

10.

n.12.

13.

14.

IS.

ia.

/^'^f f^c iY

Stratum

i^Mi^

(ndica.

HYDROLOGY

. R«oonl«d Dta {Do«erib« in Rfrurk*):___ StFum. Lak«, or Tid» G«ug»__ AMUI) Photoypha__Othw

No Raoordod Oat* Avii«bl«

Fiatd Obsorvation*:

Oopth of Surfaca Wat«r:

Dopth to Froo Water in Pit:

Depth to Saturated Soil:

Remarks: a 6 / „/W^ o^t

.(in.)

_(in.)

(in.t

WaUand Hydrology Indioton:Primarv tndloaton:

Inuftdfd_ Sturfd in Uppor 12 Inchaa_Water Mark*_/ItriftUnaa" Siaqfanant Depoaif^mfiiwy Pattania in Wadanda

Sacondary Indicator* (2 or mora raquired):_ Oxidized Root Charmata in Upper 12 Inchas_Wftter-Stained Leave*'^j.ocal Soa Survay DatiJ/i'AC-Neutral Teat

JJical Soil Survay Data

Other (Expfain in Refnarica)

0 0 0 1 7 2

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M*p Unit Mama(Sari— «nd Ph—al:

Taxonomy <Subarouph

Profila Dwcrintion:Dapth Matrix Color Motti* ColonfinafattL Hfltiw" (Mmrt Mffirt , <Mvn»ti Mwffi

f f - ( ^/^ A

^-/^ i3 W^?7z i^^L

Hydric Soil lndic«tor«:

Hi«to«olHitic EpipodonSutfldtcOdor

^^.Aquic Mowtuf H«gim«^•duang Condition*

J^QI«V»d or Low-Chroma Color*

R«mwk«:

OraiiMoa Claw:Rold Obumtiom

Confirm Mapo«d Typa? Ya« No

Mottia Toxtur*, Concretion*.Abuodmw/Contrat Stntctura^to.

^WfiW/^ dl'yti^' ^/-/h, ^fit^X/ I?

Concretion*^ High Organic (Sontant in Surface Lav^r in Sandy Soils, Orgonio Straalcing in Sandy Soil*U««d on LooJil Hydrio SoN« U*tU«to>d on National Hydric Sotf« List

, Othor <Exp(ain in Ramanw)

WETLAND DETERMINATION

Hydrophytic Vaoatation Pra—nt?Watland Hydrology Pra«ont7Hydric Soil* Prasant?

Tw^' No (Circlat^ Nof^ No It th>« SBmpling Point Within a Wetland?

Ramarfca:

'Approved SyH&USA.G£ &/5i

0 0 0 1 7 3

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DATA FORMROUTINE WETLAND DETERMINATION

(1987 COE Wetlands Delineation Manual)

Proiect/SEte: /^&L&{' AV^ADDlicant/Owner:InveatiQator: /^<fc?/^/ p^-

Do Normal Circumttancea exit (in the siteto the fir aioniftcanttv disturbed (Atypicalto the nroa a pofnttel Probtom Am?

(lf;mod9d,exptein on wwe.)

4^^(•^^-————i——'»?Situation)?

Ye»Y«KYt

NoNbNo

Date: "7- /CCounty: -WState: 6

Community ID:TrttirtCUD:Plot 10:, . , ...... -.u..

^'^^i/MvL •^

^• • •^•..... '

—••' ' " • • - - •

VEGETATIONDomiMntP(<ntSo<ciw .

i. fy'.u r\hf})W\2. fuff-e^3. ArtV ^^ -(M^<• (^pr^-^5. ^A/r^ri/s C^r«A<a.7.

a.

Pwnt of Cominwit Sp«d«i th«t(•xctuding FAC-1.

ft«mrfc«: -^/ ^^A^<

Stmtum

^r^

~^—

•r»OEl^FA

Indicator

£//^6' ^

£;&(/

^/fl)^(^^

CW or FAC

Domin«nt Plant SMCW

9.

10.

1 1 .

12.

13.

14.

15.

16.

16^ O^L H^- en

Str«wo

i^{M^

'"flWy.

HYDROLOGY, R«card«d Df (Oo«orib« in R«mwlu);:

__ Strum, Lak«, or Tide Gaugn_ Awiftt Pholoflfprn_Othw

No R>cord«d Df Av«labf«

Rakf Observation*:

Oapth of Surface Wator:

Depth to FrBtt Water in Rt:

Depth to Saturafd Soil:

_(in.»

.tin.)

(in.)

Wetland Hvdiotogv Indicatora:PrirnuY lrd{o«tora:

Inundated.sturafd in Upper 12 Inchaa

~~7 Water Maika_Drift Unw^ Sodlmant Oapoaita

Drainaga Pattan» in Wotiand*Sooondary Indicator* {2 or mora raquirodh

OxkHzod Root Channofa in Uppar 12 Inches_^Water-Stai*wd Laavaa

><Loc*l SoB Survy Data/ FAC-Neutral Taat

Othar (Explain in Remark*)

Remarks:

0 0 0 1 7 4

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Map Unit ^(Sum id

Taxonomy

ProfiCDe*DtpthflutaL^———W———A

(?,'•<>•-^^-/%

HydricSott

Rinanu:

tenrPh—1:

(Subgroup):

sastoMtrix Color Monto Co

HffftOT.., (MUWttMft^ tfllWfffiK^

0

f\ f^^Z-

& ^4^^ ^

tndicttton:

H5»to«ol^ Hitro Epipadon^SuffidteOdor, Aquio MoituH R«flim«

Reducing Condition*Gl«vd or Law^hrorrM Cotore

7 d.^{f<^{ -S t l e f ^fft/^d/ - A £ v

h^J! i^G^ r f^r/^

Ornruoa 0Rflfld Ob«an

Confirm M

ilor* Mottl»^M AtedKisK&ffl m^>

•?/^ -r&^"/&./A/)'•"/ T-" ——1- —— -)——- ,,,,-i',,,.. „

Concrtttion»,High Organic Cantant in Su

OrgttnHi Stfkirig in Sandy^Z/Uafd on Local l+ydrK) Soil*^ 1-iofd on Nation*) Hydrio S<. . Ottwr tExotam in R*nuftul

' <^</4 ^hfe^f' h

wv.vtian*tapped Typo? Y«* No

T«xtur«, Canontion*.5»US»DMK»..—————— |

, ., .

C^A ^ U^d-c^ff i ' / S

rfactt Lav»f in Sandy SailsSoil*U«

»l«Li«t

4^7 < /«^

WETLAND DETERMINATION

Hydrophytio V«g«ution Pr——nt?Wtlund HYdreleny Prwnt?Hydric SoU« Pr—flt?

(Cird*t

1« thr SwnpUiig Point Within • W«ti«nd7

'Approved oyHfill5AiE:y5y

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Attachment 3. E&E map of low lying areas that were inundated.

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