20130918 Ver 8_U-2525BC Mods_20160902

Wrenn, Brian L
From:Bailey, David E SAW <[e-mail]>
Sent:Friday, September 02, 2016 2:20 PM
To:Cheely, Erin K
Cc:Matthews, Monte K SAW; Wrenn, Brian L
Subject:U-2525BC mods
Erin,

Thanks for speaking with me this afternoon about the above referenced project. I understand that NCDOT has several
permit sites to modify in the coming months, and that some were covered by permit plans and released for construction
(section B) in the original permit. Other areas of proposed work were either proposed conceptually as part of section C,
or may extend outside of the area covered by either the B or C sections. After speaking with Monte Matthews about the
path forward we offer the following:

For permit sites covered by permit plans and released for construction under section B: submit all of these modification
requests to permitted sites together as one request. These will be reviewed in the same manner as other similar
modification requests for U-2525B. Whether this request is placed on Public Notice or not will depend on the type and
magnitude of proposed additional impacts.

For permit sites proposed conceptually as part of section C or extending outside of the original section B or C permitted
project: Organize a Merger 4C meeting for these sites to complete the process toward final design. Note that, in addition
to the typical information regarding impacts to waters of the US, you will need to provide us the information necessary
to complete our requirements under section 7 of the ESA and section 106 of the NHPA for sites extending outside of the
original section B or C permitted project. Once the 4C meeting is held and any plan revisions resulting from the meeting
are complete, submit these sites together as a separate modification request. These modification requests/new sites will
be placed on Public Notice; please ensure that NCDOT's internal timelines reflect the additional time required for these
processes.

Hopefully this gives you the path forward in terms of the Corps' expectations. Thank you as always for your early
coordination efforts. If you have any questions please let me know.

-Dave Bailey

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David E. Bailey, PWS
Regulatory Project Manager
US Army Corps of Engineers
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