2 Jan 2014

CORRECTION to NAO-2008-03470

Expiration date: 1/30/2014

The Norfolk District announces a correction for the Notice of Intent to Issue a Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS) for the Route 460 Location Study from Prince George County to the City of Suffolk, Va. Public comment period ends January 27, 2014.

31 Dec 2013

NAO-2013-00474/13-V0957

Expiration date: 1/31/2014

The County of Greensville proposes to construct a new 150 acre reservoir with a 900 million gallon capacity off of Wyatts Mill Road, along with an associated raw water intake on the Nottoway River. The reservoir will service the increased public water demand of Greensville County, the Town of Jarratt, and extend service to the light industrial development located at the Interstate 95 Exit 4 interchange. Secondary uses include potential demand from the development of the MAMaC mega site, as well as an additional prospective industrial client currently investigating locating a facility on the western edge of Greensville County.

30 Dec 2013

NAO-2012-01831

Expiration date: 1/30/2014

Briba Building Corporation proposes to develop Carrollton Meadows, a 37-acre residential subdivision consisting of 42 parcels. The development activity will result in impacts to 1.59 acres of non-tidal forested wetlands, from road infrastructure and seven lots. The project is located in wetlands that drain to an unnamed tributary to Creer Creek, a tributary, to Chuckatuck Creek, at 15142 Carrollton Boulevard, in Carrollton, Va.

17 Dec 2013

NAO-2008-3065

Expiration date: 1/19/2014

The proposed mitigation bank site is located on approximately 18 acres of agricultural land. The site is located approximately 6 miles northwest of Remington in Culpeper, Virginia. The purpose of the mitigation bank is to provide off-site compensatory mitigation for projects that result in unavoidable impacts to streams and other waters of the United States in the Rapidan-Upper Rappahannock Drainage basin.

12 Dec 2013

NAO-2009-1851

Expiration date: 1/13/2014

Loudon County and Virginia Department of Transportation, or VDOT, propose to improve traffic flow and alleviate traffic delays at the intersection of Route 7 and Route 659. This project would support the County’s goal of widening Route 7 to eight lanes and includes a single-point urban interchange, which would carry Route 659 over Route 7. A single traffic signal would be installed above the single-point interchange on the bridge deck, and all turning movements would be adequately accommodated by the interchange. Route 659 is proposed to include a four-lane divided roadway with a wide median to accommodate future widening to six lanes in the median. The need for an interchange at the existing intersection is evident from existing travel patterns, peak hour delays, and backups (queues) at the existing signal. The proposed work will permanently impact 0.397 ac. of nontidal forested wetlands, 0.156 ac. of nontidal emergent wetlands, 0.013 ac. of nontidal open water wetlands, 1994 linear feet of streams. In addition, the proposed work will result in temporary impacts to 0.012 ac. of nontidal emergent wetlands, 0.007 ac. of nontidal open water wetlands and 275 linear feet of streams.