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From: Yee, Chung K. [ |_ent: Tuesday, June 19, 2001 11:29 AM ro: Fitzpatrick, Kevin Co: Thompson, Craig E. Subject: RE: Acceptable Fill Criteria Language for Draft 401 Certification I'm in the processof going through the cleanup levels presented in the BiologicalOpinion. I could not come up with the same numbers. Called FWS and was told the numbers came from the Port. Can I callthe Port? If yes, can you please give me the name/phone number. Thanks ..... OriginalMessage-.... From: Fitzpatrick,Kewn Sent: Tuesday,June 19, 2001 10:16 AM To: Yee,ChungK. Subject: RE:AcceptableF'qlCriteriaLanguagefor Draft401 Cer'dfication The down-gradient grour, d water, though not currently used as a drinking water source, could be used as a drinking water source and would need to be protected as such. ---Original M____--- From: Yee,(:hungK. Sent: Tuesday,June19, 2001 9:56 To: Fitzpatrick,Kevin Subject: RE:AcceptableFillCriteriaLanguageforDraft 401 Cer'dficatlon Thanks. of the fill site being/can be/will be used as drinkingwater?Is the groundwater down-gradient ----Original Message--- From: Rtzpatrick,Kevtn Sent: Monday,June 18, 2001 10:46AM To: Yee,ChungK. Co: Kenny,Ann; Marchioro,Joan(AT(;) Subject= RE:AcceptableFillOite,;a Languagefor Draft401 CertifiCatmn Chung Yee - From discussions with Ann Kenny and AAG Joan Marchioro, I have learned that it is Ecology's intent for acceptable fill criteria in the 401 WQ Certification to "stand alone" from what US FWS issued on fill material in its Biological Opinion. US FWS is using its authority under ESA to mitigate and minimize any harmful impacts from the project to endangered or threatened species. We're trying to generate requirements in the 401 that provide reasonable assurance that…

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