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Paul Anderson [panderson@parametrix.com]
Saturday, April 08, 2006 2:31 PM
David W. Johnson
jparker@jeffpud.org
RE: Draft Marrowstone impact assessment report
David:
Jurisidicitional ditches will not be an issue for the current Marrowstone proposal. For
the current construction, notification of the Corps will not be required.
Corps notification and permitting will be required for the water system installation
across the causeway and south of Nordland at the head of Mystery Bay. At Nordland there
is a wetland in the east ditch of SR 116 that is connected to Mystery Bay via a culvert.
This is the only jurisdictional ditch that we encountered during our fieldwork.
Paul
Paul S. Anderson
Wildlife Biologist
parametrix, Inc.
Email: panderson@parametrix.com
Phone: (425) 458-6279
Fax: (425) 458-6363
>>> "David W. Johnson" <dwjohnson@co.jefferson.wa.us> 04/08/06 12:24 PM
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I have a question: you mention in 2.2.1 that "the ACOE requests supplemental documentation
on all ditches that have any hydrologic connection to waters of the U.S." - Will Phase 1
which includes the shorelines require this documentation? What about Phase II?
From: Paul Anderson [mailto:panderson@parametrix.com]
Sent: Friday, April 07, 2006 6:29 PM
To: David W. Johnson; jparker@jeffpud.org
Subject: Draft Marrowstone impact assessment report
Jim and David:
Attached for your review and comment is the impact assessment report for Marrowstone
Island. I will proofread it this weekend and have the captioned photos on Monday. I am
including the wetland reconnaissance memo as an appendix. Please let me know if you have
any questions or concerns. I will check my office voicemail and email tomorrow. I will
be in Bellingham on Sunday. Monday morning I should be in the office by 0630 and this
will have my full attention.
Have a good weekend.
Paul
Paul S. Anderson
Wildlife Biologist
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