NEPA/SEPA - Selected Projects

I-205 - 172nd Avenue (Sunnyside Road) for Clackamas County Department of Transportation and Development, Clackamas County, Oregon.
Completed Natural Resource Technical Report, in support of a NEPA EA, assessing the effects of the proposed four-mile highway improvement project to fish, wildlife, wetlands, and other wildlife habitats. Assisted Clackamas County with formal consultation with the National Marine Fisheries Service. Completed the conceptual mitigation strategies for the project.

Geren Island Water Treatment Plant Expansion for City of Salem Public Works Department, Stayton, Oregon.
ES&A staff is completing the NEPA Environmental Assessment (EA) and Habitat Conservation Plan (HCP) for multiple species affected by current water treatment plant operations, as well as projects completed during the expansion of the water treatment facility. This project is associated with expansion of the water treatment facility on a 226-acre island in the North Santiam River. Additional work at the facility included preparation of USACE/DSL joint Section 404/Removal-Fill permit applications and mitigation plans for additional work adjacent to the water intake structure; preparation of USACE/DSL joint Section 404/Removal-Fill permit applications for a five-year annual dredging permit associated with the water-intake side channel. ES&A is also conducting agency coordination and liaison associated with the above tasks.

Clark County Natural Resources Assessment for Clark Public Utilities District, Clark County, Washington.
Conducted wetland delineation and sensitive species assessment on two sites for Clark PUD. These sites are proposed locations for 115/12.47 kilovolt substations. Prepared a SEPA checklist evaluating potential impacts to the properties and surrounding area. Also, provided native plant list, which provided buffer and screening of the substations from surrounding residents.

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