TagAuburn Wetland(82)

Deliberative memorandum dated August 1, 2001, from Katie Walter to Ann Kenny, Washington State Department of Ecology, re Draft 401 Conditions for the Auburn Mitigation Site. Covers culvert placement issues in the revised grading plan (June 28, 2001) including northwest corner drainage swale culvert (approximately 60 feet long), south central mis-located culvert, and two additional

Email from Ann Kenny to Katie Walter (cc: Raymond Hellwig, Erik Stockdale) dated July 31, 2001, transmitting Attachment X: NRMP Plan Set Revisions (AR018266, DOE 8/13/01 0567). The attachment lists prescriptive revision requirements for plan sheets in Appendix A (Miller Creek Relocation and Floodplain Enhancement) and Appendix B (Miller Creek In-stream and Buffer Enhancements), including

Email chain (AR018498–AR018499) dated July 19, 2001, from Erik Stockdale (likely Washington State Department of Ecology) to Joan Marchioro (ATG) and Andy McMillan, forwarding a message from Jim Kelley of Parametrix, Inc. The judge ruled in favor of Port Of Seattle in the Parcel 92 condemnation case, finding that prior converted croplands were wetlands under

Transmittal form dated July 12, 2001 from Jim Kelley at Parametrix, Inc. (Kirkland, WA) to Ann Kenny at Washington Department of Ecology NW Regional Office (Bellevue, WA), project number 556-2912-001 (03), transmitting materials for the Sea-Tac International Airport Master Plan Update Improvements. Materials include three copies of STIA Wetland Photographs and Maps report, and four

Draft memorandum dated April 25, 2001 from Katie L. Walter of Shannon & Wilson, Inc. to Ann Kenny and Erik Stockdale of Washington Department of Ecology, regarding outstanding issues for Port Of Seattle resolution on the Natural Resource Mitigation Plan for Sea-Tac Airport proposed Third Runway. Forwarded by Ann Kenny to Raymond Hellwig on May

Email from Jim Kelley (Parametrix, Inc.) to Katie Walter (klw@shanwil.com) dated April 26, 2001, transmitting preliminary draft meeting notes from an April 12, 2001 meeting regarding STIA mitigation site clarifications. The 20-item meeting notes cover Auburn mitigation site hydroseeding, water levels, radius of influence on adjacent wetlands, biofiltration on NRMP Sheet 3.3, dispersal trench elevation

Email from Jim Kelley (Parametrix, Inc.) to klw@shanwil.com dated April 23, 2001, regarding wetland mitigation planning for the Auburn mitigation site associated with Seattle-Tacoma International Airport Master Plan Update Improvements. Kelley discusses shrub and emergent plant community design, water level management between 41 and 42 feet, planting elevations to out-compete blackberry and reed canary grass,

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Public Notice (Reference 1996-4-02325, dated 17 January 2001) amending the second revised public notice dated 27 December 2000 for a Department of the Army Section 404 Clean Water Act permit application by Port Of Seattle. Project located in Miller Creek, Walker Creek, and Des Moines Creek watersheds and wetlands at

Transmittal record dated January 11, 2001 from Elizabeth Leavitt, Environmental Manager, Port Of Seattle Aviation Environmental Group, to Ann Kenny, Department of Ecology, transmitting a revised Coastal Zone Management (CZM) Consistency Statement for Federal Project Number 96-4-02325. The CZM certification covers construction of a third runway and other improvements at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, including filling

This document outlines the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' analysis of a December 2000 mitigation plan developed by the Port of Seattle to offset wetland impacts caused by the construction of a third runway at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. The plan covers roughly 18.6 acres of on-site wetland restoration near the airport—including the relocation of a stretch of Miller Creek and improvements to Lora Lake's shoreline—as well as 23.39 acres of off-site wetland mitigation in Auburn. Key goals include improving water quality, restoring floodplain and fish habitat, and managing vegetation to reduce wildlife hazards such as bird strikes near the airfield.