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HomeMy WebLinkAbout20200622 Ver 1_Project 14-0029 Coastal Storm Damage Reduction Plan - Topsail Island_20200731North. Carolina Department of Administration Pat McCrory, Governor August 26, 2013 !Ir. Doug Piatkows.ki. Department of the Army Wilmington District Corps of Engineers 69 Darlington Avenue Wilmington, North Carolina 28403-1343 Hill Daughtridge, Jr., Secretary Ike: SCH Pale # 14-E-0000-002.9; EA; Proposal is for the refinement in utilization of borrow areas located offshore of 'Topsail Island for the Coastal Storm Damage Reduction plan for Surf City and North 'Topsail Beaches. Dear Mr. Piatkowski: The above referenced environmental impact information has been submitted to the State Clearinghouse under the provisions of the National Environmental Policy Act. According to G.S. 1 1.3A-10, when a state agency is required to prepare an environmental document under the provisions of federal law, the environmental document meets the provisions of the State Environmental Policy Act. Attached to this letter for your consideration are the comments made by agencies in the course of this review. If any further environmental review documents are prepared for this project, they should be forwarded to this office for intergovernmental review. Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to call. Sincerely, Crys�Bcst State Environmental Review Clearinghouse Attachments cc: Region O Region P Mailing Address: Telephone: (9I9)807-2425 Location Address: 1301 Mail service Colter Fax (919)733-9571 116 West ,Jones Street Raleigh; NC 27699-1301 State Courier451-01-00 Raleigh, North Carolina e-mail stale. nc.gov AN Ec10urf Acoorr .-,mployer �•e MCDENR NorthCarolina Department of Environment and Natural Resources Pat McCrory Governor MEMORANDUM To: Crystal Best State Clearinghouse From: Lyn Hardison. Division of EnvvoNmental Assistance and Customer Service Environmental Assistance and Project Review Coordinator John E. S tvarla, III Secretary RE, 14-0029 Environmental Assessment Proposal is for the refinement in utilization of borrow areas located offshore of Topsail Island for the Coastal Storm Damage Reduction plan for Surf City and North Topsail Beaches Pender and Onslow Counties Date: August 23, 2013 The Department of Environment and Natural Resources has completed its review of the proposal for the referenced project. Based on the information provided, our agencies have identified permits that may be required and provided some guidance. These comments are attached for the applicant's consideration. The Department agencies will continue to be available to assist the applicant through the environmental review and permitting processes. Thank you for the opportunity to respond.. Attachments 1601 Mail Service Center: Raleigh, North Cardillo 27699-1601 Phcnc: 919-707-8600'� Internet: vvry x. cdemgov Ail Equal Clpputur il; i A irmaiivr- Aclim Dgloyw —50% recycled 1 10% Pus! Consumer Paper Jeri E. Rvarla, ll! Secretary August: 12, 2013. Lvri .Hardison Environmental Coordinator Office of legislative & Intergovernmental Affairs Department of 13nvironrnent and Natural Resources 943 Washington Square Mall Washington, NC 27889 SUBJECTProposed US Army Corps of Engineers Moditicatiorls to the UtiliZation cif Offshore Borrow Areas, Derider and. Onsiow Counties, North Carolina (SCI111,14-0029, anti DCM1120130081) Dear Ms. Hardisom Thank you :for the opportunity to review the "Environmental Assessment, Wesf Onsloiv .Beach and Neiv River Adet (.Topsail Beach) and Surf City and North Topsail Beach, Coastal Storm Darraage Redasciion Projecis. Pender and Onsiow Counties, North Carolina" (EA, Jidy 201.3). The purpose of the State Clearinghouse review request is to solicit comments on the adequacy of the enviromnental. analvsis contained in the EA. The comments by the staff of the North Carolina Division of Coastal Management. (DCM) are attached. Thank you for your consideration of the Forth Carolina C::oastaI Management Progra.rn, Sincerely, Stephen Rynas, AICP Federal Consistency Coordinator cc: Hong hiuggei't', Division of Cnastal MmIagernent Debbie Wilsm, Division of Cnasmi Management Hiatt Slagcl, division of £`oz€ W .Mmagement 460 Colnmeme Ave,, Morehead City, NO 28557-.342`•, Phone: 252-808-2808 , FAX: 252-247-3330 Internet:ymw.nccoastaLr aqt _mer�t.net Au Equal Opportuui[y 1 A(firmatve Action Employer ..Pat McCrory- Braxton C. Davis - - Jahn E, Skvarla, III Governor Director Secretary TO- Stephen Rynas, DCM Federal Consistency Coordinator FROM: 6p, Matt Slagel, DCM Shoreline Management Specialist SUBJECT: Environmental Assessment for Coastal Storm Damage Reduction at Topsail island DATE: July 26, 2013 The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) is circulating for comment an Environmental Assessment (EA) for Coastal. Storms. Damage reduction (CSDR) at Topsail .Island (Topsail Beach, Surf City, and North Topsail Beach). The purpose of the EA is to address the refinement in borrow area characterizations and changes in borrow area utilization offshore of Topsail Island. Additional analyses of borrow area sediments during the. current Planning, Engineering, and Design (PED) phase of the SO - year CSDR project have resulted in a slightly higher amount of fine-grained and granular material than allowed under the North Carolina state compatibility standards (15A NCA.0 07H .0312, Technical Standards for Beach Pill Projects). The refinement of the borrow area characterization and use plans during PED analyses indicated that, using the state's sediment compatibility standards, there would be insufficient sediment volumes to support the 50-year life of both projects (Topsail Beach and Surf City/North Topsail Beach). When using the Wilmington District practice for assessing compatibility, there is sufficient borrow area volume for the life of the projects. According to the state sediment compatibility standards, the percent by weight of fine sedimentt away exceed the native beach by 5%. Likewise, the state sediment compatibility standards allow ,granular sediment to exceed the native beach by 5% and gravel to exceed the native beach by 5%. The USACE Wilmington District practice allows fine sediment to be placed on the beach when it is < 10% by weight of the vibracore sample. The USACE recognizes that the grain size analyses for the Topsail CSDR projects reveal sediment that would be considered incompatible according to 15A NCAC 07H .0312. Specifically, Borrow Area A, has sediment that exceeds the state standard for fine material by 1.5%, Borrow Area P has sediment that exceeds the state standard for fine material by 2.0%, and Borrow Area L has sediment that exceeds the 400 Commerca Ave., Morehead City, NC 28557 Phone, 252-808.28081 FAX: 252.247-3330 lntemet www,nccoastalmanagement.net An Egnsl Oppot4inliq %Affirmaiiv6 Actor Emry*yF state standard for granular material by 5.2%. The USACE notes that the in situ percentages of fine- grained material in the borrow area are higher than what is actually placed on the beach due to coarsening of sediment (creating a slurry of sediment and water for pipeline transport results in fine- grained sediment staying entrained and coarse material settling out). The USAGE also notes that if granular material is believed to be a persistent problem, screens will be placed at the end of the outflow pipe on the beach to catch and sieve the granular material. The proposed action (Preferred Alternative) identified in the EA is to follow the Wilmington District compatibility practice: of screening excess granular material and considering sediment beach compatible if the percent by weight of fine sediment is less than l 01/o. The proposed action would provide: approximately 13,6 million cubic yards of sand for the Topsail Beach project and. approximately 14.6 million cubic yards of sand for the Surf City/North Topsail Beach project to meet the 50-year project life of hotly projects. The No Action Alternative would follow the Mate sediment compatibility standards and result in insufficient volumes of beach compatible material to support the 50-year project life of both projects. The EA notes that following the state sediment compatibility standards may result in increased impacts to ocean benthic resources as other potential borrow areas are sampled and dredged and may also increase the duration of nourishment projects, Comments The NC Division of Coastal Management (DCM) is in the process of reviewing the existing state sediment compatibility standards (15A NCAC 07H .0312). At the last Coastal Resources Commission (CRC) meeting on July 11, 2013, a series of proposed changes were approved for public bearing. One proposed change is to allow the percent by weight of granular material (grain size >_ 2 mm and < 4.76 mm) to exceed the native beach by 10% instead of 5%. The allowable percent by weight of fine material and gravel material would each remain at 5% above the native beach percentage. The USACE should strive to meet the state sediment compatibility standards to the maxizx = extent practicable. Particularly when dredging Borrow A, Borrow Area P, or Borrow Area L, the dredge operator should be cognizant that, based on sampling data, these areas contain sediment that may be too fine or too coarse to be considered beach compatible. Should the dredging operations encounter sand deemed non -compatible with native grain size or sorting characteristics of the native beach, the dredge operator shall immediately cease operation and contact DCM, Dredge operations will resume only alter resolution of the issue of sand compatibility. 400 Commerce Ave., Morehead City, NC 28557 Phone: 252-808-28081 FAX: 252-247-3330 Internet: vrww.n=astalmana5ement.net An Equal OppadunliyiAiikm3 yaAdon Emgoyer Department ent of Environment and Natural Resources Project Review For Project Number. 14-0029 CO'Intya Fender and Onslow Date Re'eeived: 07/26/2013 Due Date:. 8/19/2012. Project Description: Environmental Assessment - Proposal is for the refinement in utilization of borrow areas located offshore of Topsail Island for the Coastal Storm Damage Reduction plan for Surf City and North Topsail Beaches, This Project is being reviewed as indicated below: Regional Office Regional Office Area In -(louse Review _ Asheville Air Water Air Quality ,/ Coastal ivtanagetnent Fayettevillc ,/ ✓ Marine Fisheries .lessi Baker Military Affairs Mooresville Aquifer Protection Parks & Recreation f Water Quality Raleigh V Land Quality Engineer _ Waste Mgmt Water Quality - DOI' WashingtonCST l3; _ Water Resources Mgtnt Wildlife Maria Dann ,t Wilmington Water Supply Section Wildlife - DOT Winston-Salem Manager Sign-Off/Re bate: In -House Reviewer/Agency: Response (check atl applicable) No objection to project as proposed. No Comment Insufficient information to complete review � Other (specify or attach comments) If you have any questions, please contact: Lynn Hardison at i u.hardison ncdenr, ov or (252) 948-3842 943 Washington Square Mall Washington NC 27889 Courier No. 16-04-01 State of Nlortir Cat°otina Department of Fjivironmexit and Natural Resources Reviewing Office: Wilmington Regional Office INTERGOVERNMENTAL REVIEW- PROJECTCOMMENTS ENTS ProjectNumbcr: �� Due Date• 1 ! Aficr review ofthis project it has Geer delenttined that the 13NR permit(.) and/or approvals indicated may need to be obtaimil is order for this project to comply with Nnitn Carolina Law. Quostions regarding these permits should he addressed to the Regional Crude indicated an ncr reverse of tlkc lbun. All appliealiom, information and guidelines' relative to these plans and permits are available from the same Regionat office. PERMITS SPr-CIAL APPC.IC,'JT N' PRt3C1,MURES or REQUIFi,i;pMENT � {S4atnt Y y €sine limn) " € 1facilifies, se'crntir to construct b[, opemte �5'4stewaler tfeatrnelli " 1 sewer sVSt' ri exterisiox 8, sewer SyStCTn5 Applt cafion 90 days b!-,oy: beyns a COt331YtkE;tlbrl r award of i onAructl. � 10 days not discharging into state, Rill Nce ",hers. conlracm On -site inspection- Bost-appiicaliolt-teciinical conferenco usna[. (90 day$, € �, hF FEE - permit t6 discharge into sarface .voter arid"' t Application 190 days before* begin activity, 011-situ inSpectlOn- llre-application J Mirto operate and construct w°trs(ewafcr faci}itirs conference usual. Ailditinnaily, obtain permit to construct wastevial:er 90-120 days ..^ -dlsChargii}lr ItttO slate 9Uril}CC 4NdEers. trexinwni facility -granted after NPDEC, Reply iii31C� 3{I flays arYL'Y rL'eCipi Of ' �........_... plans orissue -ofNPDI'S pernil-whichever is Wet 1.....,.. ] [ Water Use Permit Pia -application technical con fevelrca usually neeessaz;+ — 30 days (NIA) j 0 We'll construction Pennif Complete appheation must be recei)'erl Arid }:eitnit issued prior to the 7 days installation of a well (15 days] Application copy must ire served on each adjacctv riparian Property owner- ] l)radge anti Fill 3 c nit i0n-siteinspection. Ive-application conference usual. I'll ling may legnire 55clays j l ; Easement to Fit} from N C. lie artnieoe of Adrnlnistratian :aM Federal P (9ft days) i Dredge Arid Fill PerniiI permit to construct nperatc Air Pollution ALaten[cnt slpplication must be submitted anti peinYit receiMi prior to ED facilities and/or Emission Sources as prr 1 s A-NL' AC constinclicn and operation of the source. ITa ponnitis required in an 1)0 lays (2Q.0M th a 2C)-Ci300) area without local Wining, then Ili= are ad(4tiollAl regvireincnts acid i timeline i (2Q.4113) 31'elznit to canstnkcr S ooeraWl"rmnsportatien Facility as F i Iper 15 A NCAC (M.Dki), 2Q.060 1) Application must be submitted at least 90 days prior to construction or 00daps nvndifteationoFthe spm'ce. Any open burning associated with subject pici posal nutsr be in compliance with l5 A F3CAC 2D.1900 € ' f C_ oluolition or renovations of structures e*ntaining f asbea'as material must be in compliance with 15 A NfA 6itdays [ , IICAC 20.111 U (a) (1) which requires notification and (90 days) I removal prior to demolition. Coniact Asbestos (:oni.Tol �i;rnuyp 919-707.5950. Source Permit 15 A NCAC: i C:ompicx required under U ' E 2D.asoo I _ I ThelSedimEltf9tlOf1 pollution Control Acl of i97,1 must be, properly addressed for any iand dispiriting activity An erosion, & 1 � imentalion control plait Will be requiTe,d it ow" or yore acres to l;C, ilistttTberi. Plan filed "ViN Proper 1. egioxW oflicc (Land QtWity 1 20 days Sotricn) At least 30 clays before beginning aetiviiA,. A fee of W fur the first acre or any pailof an acre. At) express mview option is (no days) available with additional fees. - on atice ntation and crosion control matst be cssod in u!d be given to'� dedgTi and installai ou of apprupr ie periimetlerrsedi sediment t trapping civiclesas set as stable s[ TI voter coZ1Vt!yanceS andtoutlets. (30 days) - On -site insppection usual. Surety bond filed wilt l' NR Bond amount varies )--� — ':. 3. Mining -liei7nn with type mine and number of acres of affected kind Aiiy arc mimed greater i be the ilue bond be. -30 days titan one acre must ermilled. ap3 ropr must received p # I C i E before the pertnir can be issued. (bQ clays) ml carih Carolina Burning pernlit ! ! Un-site inspection by N.C. Division Forest Resources if permit exatells 4 days E I day MN/A) _ Special Ground Clearance Burning Permit - 22 Qn-site inspection by N.C:. Division Forest Resources required "ff note than ri<ry ` ' I cantles in coastal N.C. with organic soils j flue acres of gTuugri Clearilrfr activities arc: iut'olveri, inspections should be requesled it lc ,,q ten days berore actual bum is planned," d ay y_j �tf pCFr151ng 1'a47116PS-�-�_..............____ �..� �.. NjA�___��.__--.,._.. 90.i) days..� (NIA) I lfpcnnit reyuircd, application 60 days before begin constriction. Applicant must hire N.C. qualified engineer to, prepare plans, inspect con:snnaion. certify construction is accenting to ENR approved plans. May also require .' Darn Sal'ery C'etrnit pen -nit under ntasquity control program. And a 404 pernait from Corps of 30 days Engineers. An inspectional"site is ne=sary to verify Hazard Ciassifiicalion. A j (60 days) minimum fee orS200.00 mustaccumpany the application. An addi ionat procossirrF fee based on a percentage orths total pmjeei cast will be rcquil d I f upon compiedon. Normal Process Time PERMITS SPECIAL APPLICATION PROCEDURES or REQUMEMENTS (statutory time limit) Q I Permit to drill cxploratory oil or gas well 11 � Geophysical Exploratiorn Permil D � $late Lakes eonamctiea Permit i Water Quality Certification Cl } CAMA Permit for MAJOR development File surety bond ofS5,000 with ENR running to State of NC conditional that any well opened by drill operator shall, upon abandonment, be plugged according to ENS{ rules and regulations. Application filed with ENR at least 10 days prior to issue of permit. Application by letter. No standard application form. Application fees Based on steueture size is charged. Must include descriptions Z, drawings pf structure & prrrof ofewnership of riparian 5250.00 fee must accompany applicatsom NIA JL—C�AMA Permit for MINOR development $50.00 fee must accompany application veral geodetic monuments aro located in or near the proiect area, Ira monument needs to be moved or destroyed, please N,C, Geodetic Survey, Box 27487 Raleigh, NC 2X 11 0 1 Abandonment of any wells, if required must be in accordance with Til le I SA. Subchapter 2C.0100. 0 i Notification of the proper regional or5ce is requested if "orphan" underground storage tanks (LISTS) are discovered during any excavation operation. L� Comphanco with I SA NCAC 211 1000 (Coastal Stprmwater Rules) is required, Tar Pamlico ar Neuse Riparian Buffer lZulcs required.`— * Other comments (attach additional pages as necessary, being certain to cite comment REGIONAL OFFICES Questions regarding those permits should be addressed. to the Regional Office rnark(A below. 10 days NIA 10 days N/A 15-21 days N/A 40 days (t30 days) 55 days (150 days) 22 days (25 days) 45 days (NIA) ❑ Asheville Regional Office 2090 US Highway 70 13 Mooresville Regional Office 0 Wilmington Regional Office Swannancia, NC 28778 61:0 East Center Avenue, Suite 301 Mooresville, NC 28115 127 Cardinal Drive Extension (829) 296-4500 (704) 663-1699 Wilmington, NC 28405 (910)796-7215 C7 Fayetteville Regional Office 225 North Green Street, Suite 714 C Raleigh Regional Office 3800 Barrett Drive, Suite 101 C7 Winston-Salem Regional Office Fayetteville, NC 28301-5043 Raleigh, NC 27609 585 Waughtown Street Winston-Salem, NC 27107 (910) 433-3300 (919) 791-4200 (336) 771-5000 0 Washington Regional Office 943 Washington Square Mall Washington, NC 27889 (252) 946-6481 NORTH CAROLINA STATE CLEARINGHOUSE DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATION INTERGOVERNMENTAL REVIEW COUNTY: E?`OFR H05: IRRIC.A'ION/DRF:TNAGI:/BLOOD STATE NUMBER: ONSLOTn' CON'7RE1L DATE RECEIVED: AGENCY RESPONSE REVIEW CLOSED: MS ET IIABE'TH I'_E'A` IA CLEARINGBOUSE COORDINATOR D PT AGRICULrTUR.i PO[F 1.00"_ HSC - AGR_CC.�i A.1T"j RE frr �_;DIY kt L.F.IGI..I NO :" `� ;4' ,j . x'' REVIEW DISTRIBUTIONIj CAPE FEAR COG s m ^20 CC&PS - 11V OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT' , DENR - COASTAL MC; i' i DENR T,=C,7SLAT�TVE A_r'IFIR;j _ �:���.�� r;' DE'PT OF �1GRICIII URE' UEPT OF CULT�IRAL PvESOURCF.S DEFT OF TRANSPORTATION .,.,- EASTERN CAROLINA COUNCIL PROJECT INFORMATION APPL.IC?1Nlp: Department of `, he Army TYPE: Nat.lonal r:.v__rcrTm ntal. Policy Ace,- E,nviron-rent a_ Asse-,;sm.ent ?.4--E-0000-0029 07/23/20]3 08/1.9/2013 08/22/201.3 DESC: Proposa] is for the refinement i_n uti.li_zat..on of borrow areas located offshore of Topsail Island for the Coastal Storm ;Damage Reduction plan for Surf City and North 'T opsa it Beaches. CROSS RE:F'I�RENC NUMI3II:2: 1.0-E--0000--0249-COCO-0098 "he ,.'-_gene pro ect has Ieen submi^:t.ed to the N. C. StF--e CEear;r,gpic,,i e -o.r ..'_ntergover_ri:nen'E rev iewreview and subnW.t your response by the above indicated date to 1.301 Mail Service Center, Raleigh NC 27699-1.30.. If additional review ti..rrie is needed, please contact this office at (919)807-2425. 7]S A RESULT OF T1I,lt. REVIEW THE FOLLOWING IS SUSMITT'EI7: IVI NO COMMENT ❑ COMMENTS ATTACHED DATE: NOR H CAROLINA STATE CLEARINGHOUSE DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATION INTERGOVERNMENTAL REVIEW COUNTY: PENDFR. ONSLOW H05 : IRRI CATION/ DRAINAGE/ FLOOD CONTROL MS CARO!YN PENNY CLEARINGHOUSE COORDINATOR CC&PS - DIV OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT FLOOD}?1,.? IN MANAGEMENT PROGRAM MSC F 411.9 RA_EIGH NC REVIEW DISTRIBUTION CAPE FEAR COG CC&PS - DIi7 OF EMERGENCY MANACEMENT DENR COASTAL MGT DENS LEGISLATIVE E AFFAIRS KEPT OF AGRICULTURE TURE DZPT OF CULTURAL RESOURCES DEPT OF TRANSPORTATION EASTERN CAROL NA COUNCIL PROJECT INFORMATION APPLICANT: Department of the Army TYPE: National Environmental Policy Act Environmental Assessment STATE NUMBER: 14-E..--0000--0029 DATE RECEIVED: 07/23/2013 .AGENCY RESPONSE: 0 8 / J. 9 / 2 01.3 REVIEW CLOSED: 08/22/2013 S _ .- r.' DE,SC,. Proposal s for the refinement_ in utilization of borrow areas located offshore of A.opsal__'' island for '_:^e Coastal Storm Damage Reduction plan for Surf. City and Topsail TS_ - r North Topsail Beaches. CROSS --REFERENCE, NUMBER: 1.0-E-0000-0249 11--E-0000-0098 The attached project has been submitted to the N. C. State Clearinghouse .f.o.r. 0 l Please .review :and submit your response by the above intergovernmental .:..e_v��2ia. , indicated ed date to 1301 Mc3..,_1 Service Center, Raleigh NC 27699-13 11. If additional review time is needed, please contact this office at (919) 80 1-2425. AS A RESULT OF THIS REVIEW THE FOLLOWING IS SGBMITTED: bol NO COMMENT � COMMENTS ATTACHED SIGNED PY: DATE EA CW1xU"AVk '&� NORTH CAROLINA STATE CLEARINGHOUSE DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATION INTERGOVERNMENTAL REVIEW COUNTY: 2ENDER ONSLOW H05: IRRIGATION/ DRAINAGE/ FLOOD CONTROL MS CARRIE", ATK7NSON CLEARINGHOUSE COORDINATOR DEP T OF TRANSPORTATION STATEWIDE PLANNING - MSC ##1554 RALEI.GH NC REVIEW DISTRIBUTION CAPE FEAR R COG CC&1 S D 3 V OF M =,Rl, E_',NCY MANAGEMENT DENR - COASTAL MG'T DENR LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS DEP'' OF AGRICULTURE DEP`.i' Or CULTURAL RESOURCES DEPT OF TRANSPORTATION EASTERN CAROLINA COUNCIL PROJECT INFORMATION APPI.JCANT: Department of the Army TYPE: National„ Environmental Policy Act Environmental Assessment STATE NUMBER: DATE RECEIVED: AGENCY RESPONSE REVIEW CLOSED: 14-E-0000-0029 07/23/2013 08/19/201.3 08/22/20:13 F" U, 4 _ ~t5 r )� 1 DESC: Proposal is for ::he refinement in utilization of borrow areas Located offshore of Topsail island for the Coastal Storm Damage Reduction plan for Surf City and North Topsail Beaches. CROSS-REFERENCE NUMBER: 10--E-0000-0249 11.-,-00v0-0098 The attached proje= has been submitted to the N. C. State Clear rghouse for intergovernmental review. Please review and submit your_ response by the above indicated date no 1301 Mail Service Center_, Raleigh NC 27699-1301.. If additional review time is needed, please contact this office at f919i807-2425. AS A RESULT OF THIS REVIEW !HE FOLLOWING Q SUBMITTED:If NO COMMENT � COMMENTS ATTACHED SIGNED B DATE',: NORTH CAROLINA STATE CLEARINGHOUSE DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATION INTERGOVERNMENTAL REVIEW COUNTY: PENDER ONSLOTAJ H05 : IkZR CATION /DRP WAGE/FLOOD CONTROL MS RRNEEF GLED.HILL-EARLEY CLEARINGHOUSE COORDINATOR DEPT OF CULTURA.T, 'll_',SOfJRCF;S S'C'A7'E HISTORIC PRESERVATION OF ° TC r' 'CSC 46a.' - ARCH.IVES BUTT D=NG RALEIG-� NC REVIEW DISTRIBUTION CAPE FEAR COG CC&PS - DIi1OEMFEFZGENCY MANAGEMENTDENR COAST AL HG'J. DENR LEG7 SLAT7VE A 1'AT_i S DE,PT OI' AG:R:1:CUiI'[JRE DEFT OF C i 1. j _ P,3 URCF.S 01F 'FANSPORTATION EASTERN C ROLINA COUNC11 PROJECT INFORMATION APPL :CAN`? : Deoart_mc�rit o_E t.e Army TYP, : i,61.. i_ona 1 i-`nvi_ror.rnenta1 Po.1icv Act- f; -„Ironmental Assessment STATE NUMBER: DATE RECEIVED: AGENCY RESPONSE REVIEW CLOSED: ci_4 01, 14-E-0000-0029 0"1/23/20 3 t38 /1 9/201.3 08/22/2013 DES': Proposal is for the refinement in utiiization of borrow areas located cflshore of Topsail Island for the Coastal Storm. Damage Reduction plan .f_or Surf City and North iopsai. Beaches. CROSS-REFERENCE NiJMBER: 10-E-0000 --02a 9 ll E-0000--0098 The attac"ied pre ec:t has been submitted to th,(-. N. C. :ai.e Cleari^.grouse fo.r n'_e` iew. Pled e review and Ss_ibmit yo',Ur response by Lhe above indicated date to -301- _Mail Service Ccn'ler, Raleigh NC 2-i699-130:1.. �f additional review time is needed, please contact this office at (919)80/--2425. AS 11 RESULT OF THIS REVIEW THE FOLLOWING. TS SUBMITTED: NO COMMENT [] COMMENTS ATTACHED S::GNED ry• DATE: L