18 Mar 2020

P-3136

Expiration date: 4/7/2020

ZM Management has applied for a Department of the Army permit to conduct grading and filling operations within waters of the United States, for the purpose of a 12-unit residential apartment complex and associated infrastructure including utilities, interior roadways, stormwater management systems, and amenity features. The proposed project is known as the 127 Harvester Court Multi-Unit Apartment Complex. The development will result in a total of approximately 555 linear feet of tributary impacts and approximately 0.58 acres of wetland impacts. The proposed project site is on an approximate 11.5-acre tract comprised of undeveloped property, which contains a drainageway that bisects the site. The site is located at 127 Harvester Court in St. Peters, Missouri. More specifically, at coordinates 38.746694,-90.581617, in Section 16, Township 46N, Range 4 East, St. Charles County, Missouri. Written comments must be submitted by replying by electronic mail or by mailing comments to the address shown below. The Public Notice comment period opens March 17, 2020 and closes on April 7, 2020.

23 Dec 2019

Labadie Bottoms

Expiration date: 1/13/2020

The Land Learning Foundation has requested approval for an In-Lieu Fee (ILF) mitigation project in Franklin County, Missouri. The subject site consists of approximately 35+/- acres within the Missouri River floodplain. The Land Learning Foundation refers to this project as the Labadie Bottoms site, and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (the Corps) has designated this project as MVS-2019-409. The mitigation project includes the preservation and restoration of a functional emergent wetland area, while providing enhanced water quality and wildlife habitat. A full technical description and illustrations can be found in the attached document. If approved by the Corps, the Labadie Bottoms site will create a total potential mitigation credit release of 138.2 wetland credits. The Sponsor would make the wetland credits available to Department of the Army permittees seeking to fulfill requirements to purchase compensatory mitigation credit, in order to offset losses of aquatic functions and services. The Corps solicits your comment on the proposed mitigation project, responses are due to this office no later than January 13, 2020.

22 Nov 2019

P-3135

Expiration date: 12/10/2019

The applicant, Marion Heights II, Inc., has applied for a Department of the Army Permit for the project known as Marion Heights Rte. 13/W.C.P. Development. The applicant seeks authorization for the placement of fill into waters of the U.S. to facilitate the development of approximately 30-acres of commercial retail and restaurant sites on Lots 2, 3, and 4 of the Homer Reinbolt Subdivision property. Proposed impacts to waters of the U.S. within Lots 3 and 4 of the Homer Reinbolt Subdivision property include 593 linear feet of perennial stream, 1.5 acres of emergent wetland, and 7.9 acres of forested wetland. The project is within the Big Muddy watershed. The perennial stream is an unnamed tributary to Crab Orchard Creek. The project area is located in Section 15, Township 9 South, and Range 2 East, Williamson County, Illinois. Written comments must be submitted by replying by electronic mail or written mail to the address in the notice. The Public Notice comment period opened November 20, 2019 and closes December 10, 2019.

27 Sep 2019

2019-110

Expiration date: 10/15/2019

As described in the attached Public Notice, the Land Learning Foundation has requested approval for an in-lieu fee (ILF) mitigation project in Lincoln County, Missouri. The project site encompasses approximately 80+/- acres and contains the Cuivre River within the boundaries. The Land Learning Foundation refers to this project as the Cuivre River site, and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (the Corps) has designated this project as MVS-2019-110. The project proposes to restore, protect, and maintain 11,082 linear feet of perennial stream channel with wooded corridor, one acre of emergent wetland and grass buffer along the Cuivre River. The restored and preserved corridor will generally extend 175 feet perpendicular from the channel banks. This consists of tree plantings and the removal of any invasive species. The project consists of bank stabilization and riparian restoration and preservation. There are 6,100 feet of actively eroding bank within the project limits. Bank stabilization will use a combination of rock vanes, longitudinal peak stone toe protection, rock jetties, live vegetative staking, and brush layering. The project will also incorporate engineered rock riffles and hardened grade control structures. These will protect the entire length of the site from incision and head-cutting, help protect the bank stabilization efforts, and restore historic channel features. A full technical description can be found in the attached plan. The project also includes the restoration of 0.635 acres of emergent wetland and 0.404 acres of grass wetland buffer. The Land Learning Foundation would make the stream and wetland credits available to Department of the Army permittees seeking to fulfill requirements to purchase compensatory mitigation credit, to offset losses of aquatic functions and services. The Corps solicits your comment on the proposed mitigation project. Responses are due to this office no later than October 15, 2019.

20 Sep 2019

Illinois RGP 26

Expiration date: 5/15/2022

STATE OF ILLINOIS - ISSUANCE OF REGIONAL GENERAL PERMIT (GP) 41 FOR DISASTER RECOVERY AND REPAIR ACTIVITIES. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, St. Louis District, HAS ISSUED GP-26 for the protection and the repair of existing damaged structures, damaged land areas, and damaged fills that were previously authorized by a Department of the Army (DA) permit. GP-26 is issued under the authority of Section 10 of the Rivers and Harbors Act of 1899 (33 USC 403) and/or Section 404 of the Clean Water Act (33 USC 1344). The GP-26 authorizes disaster recovery and repair activities in counties declared flood disaster areas by the State of Illinois, provided that the project proponent, contractor, etc. complies with all general, special and water quality certification conditions included in GP-26. DURATION OF THE GENERAL PERMIT: The GP-26 is in until May 15, 2022 unless it is specifically modified, suspended, or revoked prior to the expiration date.