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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCertificates of Approval of Construction in a Floodway STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES NATURAL RESOURCES COMMISSION CertificatTof-FACT Approval of Construction In A Floodway This certificate is issued to North Union Realty, Inc. in accordance with an application dated October 29, 1990 filed by Paul I . Cripe, Inc. (Christopher R. White, P.E. ) for completed fill and channel excavation along Little Cool Creek extending from Range Line Road to a point about 935 feet upstream at Carmel , Hamilton County, SEa , Section 24, T. 18 N. , R. 3 E. , UTMN=426500, UTME=574500 upon the finding by the Commission that the proposed work will not in the reasonably foreseeable future interfere with flood control in the State,or adversely affect the efficiency of nor unduly restrict the capaci- ty of the floodway or constitute an unreasonable hazard to the safety of life or property, nor result In an unreasonable detrimental effect upon fish, wildlife or botanical resources.The Commission approves the proposed work, subject to the limitations and conditions stipulated below, provided the project is constructed and maintained in accordance with the plans, specifications and other data submitted with the application. There shall be no deviation from said plans unless the proposed change in plans shall first have been submitted to and approved in writing by the State of Indiana acting by and through its Natural Resources Commission. LIMITATIONS AND CONDITIONS This approval granted with the conditions that: (1 ) no felled trees, brush or other debris be left in the floodway of the stream, (2) a 50 feet wide buffer strip (over) Further limitations and conditions are that notice shall be given the Commission five days prior to the beginning of construction. This approval shall become void if construction of the project has not been started within 24 months of the date of this Certificate. The approval by the Commission does not relieve the person making application of the responsibility to obtain all other permits, easements or approvals nor of liability for the effects of his project upon the safety of life and property of others. October 15 ,19 91 Approved Director Division of Water Department of Natural Resources Docket No. G-13,006 REV. I at.t. Porm 4 280 (1-88) • LIMITATIONS AND CONDITIONS (continued) ' ` be established immediately adjacent to the top of the stream bank and extending • 50 feet landward for the entire stream length of the project, upon completion ! ; of the project, (3) all bare and disturbed areas be effectively protected from erosion during the construction period, (4) all bare and disturbed areas be revegetated to a suitable mixture of grasses (no fescue) , legumes, and woody species at the close of construction to prevent erosion, (5) a forested riparian ' � corridor be established within the 50 feet wide buffer strip. This is to be • I . accomplished by the replanting of trees not less than 1 (one) inch DBH (diameter at breast height) . Tree species replanted must be pin oak, black. walnut, red . f , osier dogwood., and red maple, in equal numbers, alternately replanted in a minimum -Li k, of 2 rows at offset 25 feet intervals. A minimum of 100 trees must be replanted. (6) all earth moving must be completed by April 1 , 1992, (7) the buffer strip must be established, with all planting and seeding completed by June 1, 1992. 1 . If ' t !I. 19 �• 1 , ; r1 ii I � l STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES NATURAL RESOURCES COMMISSION FTE -THE-F CT Certificate of Approval of Construction In A Floodway This certificate Is issued to Herman D. Sierputowski in accordance with an application dated December 2, 1990 filed by Paul I . Cripe, Inc. (Christopher R. White, P.E. ) for completed fill and channel excavation along Little Cool Creek extending from Range Line Road to a point about 935 feet upstream at Carmel , Hamilton County, SEI , Section 24, T. 18 N. , R. 3 E. , UTMN=426500, UTME=574500 upon the finding by the Commission that the proposed work will not in the reasonably foreseeable future interfere with flood control in the State,or adversely affect the efficiency of nor unduly restrict the capaci- ty of the floodway or constitute an unreasonable hazard to the safety of life or property, nor result In an unreasonable detrimental effect upon fish, wildlife or botanical resources.The Commission approves the proposed work, subject to the limitations and conditions stipulated below, provided the project is constructed and maintained in accordance with the plans, specifications and other data submitted with the application. There shall be no deviation from said plans unless the proposed change in plans shall first have been submitted to and approved in writing by the State of Indiana acting by and through its Natural Resources Commission. LIMITATIONS AND CONDITIONS This approval granted with the conditions that: ( 1) no felled trees , brush or other debris be left in the floodway of the stream, (2) a 50 feet wide buffer strip 'over) Further limitations and conditions are that notice shall be given the Commission five days prior to the beginning of construction. This approval shall become void if construction of the project has not been started within 24 months of the date of this Certificate. The approval by the Commission does not relieve the person making application of the responsibility to obtain all other permits, easements or approvals nor of liability for the effects of his project upon the safety of life and property of others. 1 October 15 ,19 91 Approved Director Division of Water Department of Natural Resources Docket No. G-13,169 REV. I • LIMITATIONS AND CONDITIONS (continued) be established immediately adjacent to the top of the stream bank and extending 50 feet landward for the entire stream length of the project, upon completion of the project, (3) all bare and disturbed areas be effectively protected from erosion during the construction period, (4) all bare and disturbed areas be revegetated to a suitable mixture of grasses (no fescue) , legumes, and woody species at the close of construction to prevent erosion, (5) a forested riparian corridor be established within the 50 feet wide buffer strip. This is to be accomplished by the replanting of trees not less than 1 (one) inch DBH (diameter at breast height) . Tree species replanted must be pin oak, black walnut, red osier dogwood, and red maple, in equal numbers, alternately replanted in a minimum of 2 rows at offset 25 feet intervals. A minimum of 100 trees must be replanted. (6) all earth moving must be completed by April 1 , 1992, (7) the buffer strip must be established, with all planting and seeding completed by June 1, 1992. STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES NATURAL RESOURCES COMMISSION AFTER-THE-FACT • Certificate of Approval of Construction In A Floodway This certificate is issued to Herman D. Sierputowski in accordance with'an application dated December 2, 1990 filed by Paul I. Crape, Inc. (Christopher R. White, P.E.) for completed fill and channel excavation along Little Cool Creek extending from Range Line Road to a point about 935 feet upstream at Catwel, Hamilton County, SE;, Section 24, T. 18 N., R. 3 E., UTMN=426500, UTME=574500 upon the finding by the Commission that the proposed work will not in the reasonably foreseeable future interfere with flood control in the State,or adversely affect the efficiency of nor unduly restrict the capaci- ty of the floodway or constitute an unreasonable hazard to the safety of life or property, nor result in an unreasonable detrimental effect upon fish, wildlife or botanical resources.The Commission approves the proposed work, subject to the limitations and conditions stipulated below, provided the project is constructed and maintained in accordance with the plans, specifications and other data submitted with the application. There shall be no deviation from said plans unless the proposed change in plans shall first have been submitted to and approved in writing by the State of Indiana acting by and through its Natural Resources Commission. LIMITATIONS AND CONDITIONS This approval granted with the conditions that: (1) no felled trees, brush or other debris be left in the floodway of the stream, (2) there be a minimum of 100 (over) Further limitations and conditions are that notice shall be given the Commission five days prior to the beginning of construction. This approval shall become void if construction of the project has not been started within 2_4 months of the date of this Certificate. The approval by the Commission does not relieve the person making application of the responsibility to obtain all other permits, easements or approvals nor of liability for the effects of his project upon the safety of life and property of others. March 25 ,19 91 Approved Director Division of Water Department of Natural Resources Docket No. G-13,169 S.F. 23016 LIMITATIONS AND CONDITIONS (continued) foot wide buffer strip maintained between the project area and the top of bank of the stream, (3) no spoil be deposited within this 100 foot wide buffer strip, (4) all bare and disturbed areas be revegetated to a suitable mixture of grasses (no fescue) , legumes, and woody species at the close of construction to prevent erosion, (5) any trees greater than 4-inches in diameter at breast height that were removed for this project be replaced at a 5:1 ratio using the same species that were remove'. They should be planted with 5 feet of spacing around each tree STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES NATURAL RESOURCES COMMISSION AFTER-THE-FACT Certificate of Approval of Construction In A Floodway This certificate is issued to North Union Realty, Inc. in accordance with an application dated October 29, 1990 filed by Paul I. Cripe, Inc. (Christopher R. White, P.E. ) for completed fill and channel excavation along Little Cool Creek extending from Range Line Road to a point about 935 feet upstream at Carmel, Hamilton County, SEa, Section 24, T. 18 N. , R. 3 E. , UTMN=426500, UTME=574500 upon the finding by the Commission that the proposed work will not in the reasonably foreseeable future interfere with flood control in the State,or adversely affect the efficiency of nor unduly restrict the capaci- ty of the floodway or constitute an unreasonable hazard to the safety of life or property, nor result in an unreasonable detrimental effect upon fish, wildlife or botanical resources.The Commission approves the proposed work, subject to the limitations and conditions stipulated below, provided the project is constructed and maintained in accordance with the plans, specifications and other data submitted with the application. There shall be no deviation from said plans unless the proposed change in plans shall first have been submitted to and approved in writing by the State of Indiana acting by and through its Natural Resources Commission. LIMITATIONS AND CONDITIONS This approval granted with the conditions that: (1) no felled trees, brush or other debris be left in the floodway of the stream, (2) there be a minimum of (oveL) Further limitations and conditions are that notice shall be given the Commission five days prior to the beginning of construction. This approval shall become void if construction of the project has not been started within 24 months of the date of this Certificate. The approval by the Commission does not relieve the person making application of the responsibility to obtain all other permits, easements or approvals nor of liability for the effects of his project upon the safety of life and property of others. March 11 ,19 91 s-- Approved Director Division of Water Department of Natural Resources Docket No. G-13,006 S.F. 23016 LIMITATIONS AND CONDITIONS (continued) 100 foot wide buffer strip maintained between the project area and the top of bank of the stream, (3) no spoil be deposited within this 100 foot wide buffer strip, (4) all bare and disturbed areas be revegetated to a suitable mixture of grasses (no fescue) , legumes, and woody species at the close of construction to prevent erosion, (5) any trees greater than 4 inches in diameter at breast height that were removed for this project be replaced at a 5:1 ratio using the same species that were removed. They should be planted with 5 feet of spacing around each tree