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1.SITE CONTEXT - Coggle Diagram

- - - - WEB SOIL SURVEY
    - - does not contain soils defined by the NRCS as prime farmland, unique farmand, statewide
    - - 95 % of all healthy soils on site defined by the NRCS in VSPZs
        
        O+M P.8.1
    - - -Locate the project in an infill site c.1.6 (withing exiting developed areas ) .
        -Locate desired developement zone designated by the municipality, as a "preferred growth area" , "desired developed area"", urban growth boundary"
        
        MITIGATION REQUERIMENTS : - Purchase agricutural conservation easments (ACE) must prvovide permanent protection , 2:1 with
        comparable soils must be productive defined by NRCS .
        -Must post date Sites Registration
        Located 100 Miles of the Sites (160.93 km )
        Up to 15% of the on-site soils NRCS , permanently dedicated for on Site Food products . At leats 2000 sqfeet (185.81 m2)
        Criteria for ACE: Perpetuity in farming..
  - - - Any land with in 100 year flood plain (FEMA ) Federal Emergency Managment Agency P.2.2
    - - How development or redeveloped activities mitigate and improve exisitng floodplain conditions. Comply NFIP (National Flood Insurance program ) within100 year flood plain , p.2.2,p.8.1 to protect integrity of the floodplain functions.
    - - P.2.2 , Designated VSPZS FOR 90% OF THE LAND WITHIN 100 YEAR FLOOD PLAIN , P.2.3 , Demonstrate that any minimal impact VSPZ improves exiting flood conditions , comply NFIP , P.8.1
  - - - Marine -Tidal Wetlands, Shorelines, Mudflats, Reefs .
        Estuarine -Bays, lagoons, Marshes.
        Riverine- Streams, Rivers (ass.fllodplains and the riparian buffer).
        Lacustrine -Lakes , ponds ( assc shorelines and th riparian buffer).
        Palustrine- Non tidal Wetlands, seeps, springs, Vernal Ponds, Seasonal Wetlands
      - WETLANDS are defined US Clean Water Act and elineated US Army Corps of Enginners . The bpundaries of other aquatic ecosystems defined by Ordinary high water mark (OHWM)
    - - P.2.2, included desolatet wetlands, Are not considedered aquatic ecosystems that must be protected :a previously developed site , human made water bodies, human made linear wetlands , "poor" wetland
    - - P.2.2,,delineate full geographic extent of the aquatic ecosystems US Army Corps of Engineers Guidance,
        -Designate VSPZ for wetland and deeper habitat buffer P.2.3 ,designated and comunicate VSPZ restoration activities, P.8.1
        
        WETLAND AN DEEPER HABITAT BUFFERS ARE DESIGNATED BY LOCAL JURISDICTION
        
        Marine- 200 feet . Estuarine 100 feet . Riverine Tidal 100 feet - lower and upper perennial 100 feet , intermittendt perennial 50 feet .
        Lacustrine - water body greater than 50 contiguous acres 100 feet , lees than 50 contiguos acres 50 feet . Palustrine - 100 feet
    - - P.2.2 si assessment including desolated wetlands, delineate the full geographic, demonstrate how will be protected , restored, maintened, p.8.1 health long term, and monitoring
  - - - AREAS GREATER THAN 2000 (185.81 M2) , P.2.2 Identify Potential habitats or any plant or animal species on Us federal or State lists threatened or endangered or in International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) RED LIST OF THREATENED SPECIES as Critically Endangered (CR) Endangered (EN) . -VSPZ Full extend of habitats, P.2.3 VSPZs . -PROTECTED ALL LISTED ANIMALES OR PLANTS from damage or removal Construction acivities for minimal impact site development -SITE DEVELOPMENT AND RESTORATION AND MAINTENANCE P.8.1 avoiding impacts
    - - P.2.2 Identify range of potential habitats , IUCN
        RED LIST OF THREATENED SPECIES Conduct a habitat assessmente por each identified species . Designate the full extent of habitats on VSPZs. P.2,3. -O+M P.8.1 -Design to allow species connectivity (habitat corridors) through the site and to adjacent sites
- - - - planned facilities-within 2 years of project completion
  - - - transit service meets the needs of the site users