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Home My WebLink About012Michelle Farfan From: Sent: To: Subject: Attachments: Stacie Hoskins < shoskins@co jefferson.wa.us > Wednesday, February 13, 2013 3:57 PM Michelle Farfan; David W. Johnson FW: Navy Meeting with agencies - 2013-02-13 - PHMPR_T-ROC-FHM 2013-02-13_NavyMtg_Materials.pdf FYI - Consider this in the context of cumulative impacts for EIS projects in Hood Canal, namely Pit-to-Pier by T-ROC & Pleasant Harbor MPR by Statesman. Stacie L. Hoskins Planning Manager, Jefferson County Department of Community Development 621 Sheridan Street * Port Townsend, WA 98368 Phone 360-379-4463 * Fax 360-379-4451 shoskins@co,jefferson.wa.us -----O rigi na I M essage----- From : H P Copier Digital Sender Imailto: hpcopier@co.jefferson.wa. us] Sent: Wednesday, February 73,2013 3:53 PM To: Stacie Hoskins Subject: Navy Meeting with agencies - 2OL3-02-13 - PHMPR_T-ROC-FHM Please open the attached document. This document was digitally sent to you using an HP DigitalSending device 1 WASHINGTOI.I STATE GoYernot't Regulatory Officeof Assastance Meetlng Agenda ilava! Base Kltsap Bangor, Land/Water lnterface and Sewlce Plcr Extenslon Pre-Public Scoping, Tribal and tulti-Agency Meefing February 13,2013 Keyport Naval Undersea Museum, 1 Garnett Way, Keyport, WA 98345. Directions: From Slate Route WA-3, use the exit for State Route 308. Tum toward Keyport Naval Base. Continue East on SR 308 and fullow the signs for the Naval Undersea Museum. htto:/rltnmrv.navalunderseamuseum.org/ Review project purpose and need, become familiar with projecl before public scoping. and provide agenry/tribal feedback to Navy Topic Presenter/Faci litator Locatlon Meeting Purpoce Time 10:00 - 10:1 0 Welcome and introduciions '10:10-11:00 Overviewofprojed(s) o Purpose and Need r Alternatives . Studies completed or planned o EIS Process o Timeline Sheila Hosner. ORA Thomas Dildine, Navy Sheila Hosner Sheila Hosner 11:00- 11;15 11:15 -12:4O 12:40 - 1:00 1:00 Break Tribe/Agency roundtable o Questions and an$fers o Feedback on scope of EIS o Permitting/Authorizations Wrap upNexl Steps Adjoum Sheila Hosner www.onl.wa,gov 360{t7-7037 800-9t7-004:t aEslstancqeora.wa.gov 1 Notice of Intent to Prepare an Environmental Im pact Statement for Land-Water Interface and Service Pier Extension, Naval Base Kitsap Bangor, WA Brief for Mr. Donald Schregardus, DASN(E) 16 January 2013 Presenters: Greg Leicht, NAVBASE Kitsap Tom Dildine, NAVFAC NW L1 l UT\GL,T\SS .Present new LWI alternative since PDASN(E &E) brief .Obtain PDASN(E/&E) (Acting) approval to publish the Notice of lntent (NOI) in the Federal Regrster (FR) .lnitiate public scoping period .Hold public scoping meetings for two waterfront projecfs at Naval Base Ktsap Bangor, WA. 2 *)I i Purpose of Brief &*^ I }[ [II 9 T N Y ED& 5&t €Vit(t) ll a(D 3c)(Dp (D t ,tIt ! o x'oYor =889rr vJ: G (.? I I II It- I 1r ! c 2E9?ryaR i!=:-cI tr \ -2 \ t -U -l -e.oof-+-roo 0) =.o =a .J + ffi Proposed Action (1(ht Land Water lnterface (LWl) . Construct and operate two LWI structures in intertidal zone, modiff the existing Port Security Banier (PSB) system in Hood Canal, and construct abutments connecting the LWI to the shore to enclose the Navy Waterfront Restricted Area (WRA). . Construction would occur over a two year period. ln water construction during the first year may involve pile driving and would occur July 2015 through February 2016. Following construction of the LWI, construction activities may occur in water up until February 2017 .S0-year design life. Service Pier Extension (SPE) . Relocate SEAWOLF Class submarines SSN-21 (SEAWOLF) and SSN-22 (CONNECTICUT) from NAVBASE Kitsap Bremerton to join SSN-23 (JIMMY CARTER) at NAVBASE Kitsap Bangor to consolidate the berthing and support.. Construct and operate an extension to existing Service Pier in deeper waters of Hood Canal. . Construct and operate associated facilities supporting the SPE to include a Maintenance Support Facility, Pier Services and Compressor Building, a pier crane, and utility upgrades including an emergency power generator facility, and an upland parking lot. . Construction would occur from April 2015 through March 2017.ln the water is planned for July through February of each year, beginning in July 2015 and concluding in February 2017. S0-year design life. 4 * UIVGtl=/ASS LWI Comply with DoD directives to protect Navy OHIO Class Ballistic Missile submarines (TRIDENT submarines) from increased and evolving threats and to prevent the seizure, damage, or destruction of military assets. SPE Eliminate deployment constraints and improve maintenance of SEAWOLF Class submarines. 5 **Purpose ftffi ffi.s! *\ }) . l* Project Need LWI SPE Enhance security within the WRA. Protection of strategic military assets is a vital national security conoern. Aggressive security improvements within the Navy pre-date the USS Cole incident and the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001,enQ continue today. x Remove restrictions on navigating SEAWOLF Class submarines through Rich Passage under certain tidal conditions. x lmprove long-term operational effectiveness for the three SEAWOLF Class submarines at NAVBASE Kitsap Bangor.x Provide berthing and logistical support at the Navy's submarine research, development, test & evaluation (RDT&E) hub which is located at NAVBASE Kitsap Bangor. x lmprove submarine crew training and readiness through co-location of the SEAWOLF Class submarines and crew with command functions at NAVBASE Kitsap Bangor submarine training center. x 6 Need UIN]GLASS Criteria LWI SPE Meets security and TRIDENT program requirements x Compatible with security features x Must be located within the Waterfront Restricted Area x Compatible with a dynamic intertidal environment x Supports master planning considerations and does not impact other operational missions at NAVBASE Kitsap x x Avoid or minimize environmental impacts to the maximum extent practicable while fulfilling the purpose and need for the proposed action x x Pier and support facilities should be integrated into existing facilities and infrastructure to the extent practicable x Provide unrestricted access to the ocean x 7 **Screening Criteria UNGTASS #rs,*\ ) . )*i',qffit'1 Alternatives Considered But Not Proposed for Further Analysis at this Time LWI Reason Offsite Waterfront Location Does not meet security, program requirements, and Waterfront Security Enclave connections Locations south of proposed south LWI structure were considered: South Location south of Devil's Hole, Far South Location near KB docks, and KB Point lncrease of adverse afiects to Triba! shell fishing and beach aocess Altemative LWI Structure Design: . Designs considered: concrete pier deck; rigid metal in-water banier (defeat grate) , earthen berm Ovenrater shading, permitting risks SPE Reason Pier Placement Separate from Existing Service Pier Limited spaoe and impact to other missions Homeport all SEAWOLF Class submarines at NBK Bremerton Restricts ocean access, no connection to RDT&E hub, cost prohibitive Altemative Building Layouts: . 19,000 SF pile-supported Waterfront Support Building on south side of the extension Over water shading and increased environmental impacts, higher sustainment costs I Alternatives Considered and Carried Forward L I aDftt'f Proiect LWI LWI SPE SPE SPE Alternative 2 Alternative 3 Alternative 1 Alternative 2 Alternative 3 Alternative Alternative 1 Action No Action. LWI and PSB modifications not constructed. Pile-Supported Piers and PSB Modifications PSBs Modifications No Action. SPE not constructed. Short Pier Configuration ***,n;t& Long Pier Configuration LWI I ** UNGLASS #hs *\ ) . )*\,,,ffi-fl1 LWI Configuration Alternatives LWI Altemative 2 (Pile-Supported Pier and PSB Modification):. Construct two pile supported piers built from shoreline concrete abutnents to cannection points with the existingpsBsystematbothnorthandsouthendsofwRA. tr *ihd :fX ht, a".* - Planned 280 ft long pier with up to 94, 24-inch diameter steel plled at northern location - 1xc- 4 - Planned 730 ft long pier with up to 82, 24-inch diameter steel piles at southern location Jnstall mesh/grate with sensors extending from bottom of pier \iralkway to the seafloor -lnstall Five 30 foot tall towers on the piers to support lights and security devices.. Modify and lengthen segments of the existing PSB system to connec[ to seaward ends of LWl, install additional PSB segments, and construct PSB anchors. LWI Altemative 3 (PSBs Modifications):. Modiry and lengthen existing PSB system to extend across the intertidal zone and attach to shoreline concrete abutments. PSBS urould occur at the same north and south locations as the pile supported pierc albmative. - Planned 280 ft long PSB seclion at northem location - Planned 730 ft long PSB sec{ion at the southem location - lnstall three 30 foot tall in-water towers to su pport lights and security imaging devices. The in-water towers ea supported by a platform resting on four 24 inch piles. Piles would be driven using both vibratory and impac't hammers. Tvuo addltional 30 foot!a!! toreE would be installed ontand. u,.eu./aiffi*1^7&*. Consklc{ shorcline abutments. r uX- g"tt- .^ \"J. -**\-<''yo 10 SPE Pier Configuration Alternativest\).Jht'* Short Pier Configuration Alternative:. Uses a side by side submarine mooring configuration.. Planned 600 lineal foot SPE. Approximately 320 steel piles Long Pier Configuration Alternative:. Uses an in-line berth submarine mooring configuration. Planned 1 ,20O lineal foot SPE. Approximately 700 steel piles Common Elements of the SPE Alternatives:. 3,100 SF Pier Services and Compressor Building. 1 Pier crane. Shore side emergency diesel generator facility. 50,000 SF shoreside Maintenance Support Facility (MSF) built within existing parking lot. 6 acre new parking lot and lay down area near proposed MSF. The pier extension would be constructed using both impact and vibratory hammers. 11 U]NGLASS, Consultation & Permit Requirements L r\ ) .(>t'f Tribes National Marine . Fisheries Service Govern ment-to-G overnm ent consultation with Skokomish, Port Anticipating request for Tribal Gamble S'Klallam, Jamestown treaty mitigation for impacts to S'Klallam, Lower Elwha Klallam, Usual & Accustomed fishing and Suquamish Tribes for effects on areas. tribal resources Will be invited to be a Cooperating Agency ESA consultation. Submit BA Jan14. Essential Fish Habitat consultation MMPA consultation. Submit request Oct13 IHA anticipated to include monitoring requirements. Expect BO Jul14. Expect IHA Mar15. Salmon, shellfish, harvest, habitat, and access Salmonids, rockfish, marine mammals, Essential Fish Habitat, forage fish a a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service a ESA consultation. Submit BA Jan14. Assembling an ESA consu ltation strategy. Expect BO Jul14. Marbled murrelet, and Bull trout 12 Organization Action Expectations Resources being consulted for a a L]NGLASS #&,.\ f? ' )*'o(kES; Consultation & Permit Requirements (continued) Washington Dept. of Archaeology and Historic Preservation a N H PA consultations will include WDAHP and tribes CZMA consistency determination. Submit application Jan14. Section 401 CWAWater Quality Certification (WQC). Submit application Jan 1 4. Will be invited to be a Cooperating Agency Permit for construction in navigable waters (Section 10 of the Rivers and Harbors Act). Submit application Janl 4 Section 404 of CWA. Submit application Jan14 (r""*- Anticipate "no adverse affect to historic properties" determination. Expect concurrence Jan14. Potential historic properties, Archaeological resources Washington Department of Ecology U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Expect CCD Concunence Dec14 . Expect WQC Feb15. Water quality and CZMAbbTe*t a Anticipate requirement for Fill in waters of compensatory mitigation via use of the U.S., ILF program. Assembling a placement of compensatory mitigation plan for structures in the 404 permit. Expect Permits navigableMar15. waterwaya 13 Organization Action Expectations Resources being consulted for a a UNGILASS Schedule\? 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