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Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement Arkwright Summit Wind Farm LLC
Appendix C Wetlands and Waterbodies Report
for the Arkwright Summit Wind Farm
002687_HW09_01-B2642
DraftWetlands and Waterbodies Report
for the Arkwright Summit Wind Farm Towns of Arkwright and Pomfret Chautauqua County, New York
December 2008
Prepared for:
ARKWRIGHT SUMMIT WIND FARM, LLC.
Prepared by:
ECOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENT, INC. 368 Pleasant View Drive
Lancaster, New York 14086
©2008 Ecology and Environment, Inc.
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able of Contents TSection Page
1 Introduction ...............................................................................1-1
2 Regulatory Review and Permit Requirements........................2-12.1 Clean Water Act ............................................................................................... 2-12.2 New York State Environmental Conservation, Law Article 15, Title 5 .......... 2-22.3 New York State Environmental Conservation Law, Article 24....................... 2-2
3 Project Area Description ..........................................................3-13.1 General Project Area Description .................................................................... 3-13.2 Preliminary Data Review ................................................................................. 3-2
3.2.1 Review of Existing Wetland Information ............................................ 3-23.2.2 Review of Existing Stream Information............................................. 3-13
4 Methodology..............................................................................4-14.1 Soils .................................................................................................................. 4-24.2 Hydrology......................................................................................................... 4-24.3 Vegetation ........................................................................................................ 4-34.4 Delineation ....................................................................................................... 4-3
5 Results .......................................................................................5-15.1 Wetlands........................................................................................................... 5-1
5.1.1 NYSDEC Wetlands.............................................................................. 5-25.1.2 Wetland Habitat.................................................................................... 5-25.1.3 Wetland Functions and Values............................................................. 5-6
5.2 Waterbodies...................................................................................................... 5-95.2.1 Streams ................................................................................................ 5-95.2.2 Surface Water Use................................................................................ 5-9
6 References.................................................................................6-1
Table of Contents (cont.)
Appendix Page
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A Southeast Cluster .................................................................... A-1
B South Central Cluster .............................................................. B-1
C Northeast Cluster ..................................................................... C-1
D Northwest Cluster .................................................................... D-1
E Collection Line ......................................................................... E-1
F Existing Conditions Maps ........................................................F-1
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ist of Tables LTable Page
1-1 Turbine Clusters......................................................................................................... 1-7
3-1 Mapped NYSDEC Wetlands in the Project Area ...................................................... 3-2
5-1 Acreage of Wetland Cover by Type in each Cluster ................................................. 5-1
5-2 Summary of Delineated Wetland Characteristics, Arkwright Summit Wind Farm ......................................................................................................................... 5-11
5-3 Summary of Delineated Stream Characteristics, Arkwright Summit Wind Farm ......................................................................................................................... 5-39
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ist of Figures LFigure Page
1-1 Project Vicinity Map, Arkwright Summit Wind Farm .............................................. 1-3
1-2 Project Facilities Map, Arkwright Summit Wind Farm............................................. 1-5
3-1 Aerial Photograph, Arkwright Summit Wind Farm .................................................. 3-3
3-2 USGS Topographic Map, Arkwright Summit Wind Farm........................................ 3-5
3-3 NWI and NYSDEC Mapped Wetlands, Arkwright Summit Wind Farm.................. 3-7
3-4 NYSDEC Streams and Watershed Boundaries, Arkwright Summit Wind Farm...... 3-9
3-5 Detailed Soil Types, Arkwright Summit Wind Farm .............................................. 3-11
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ist of Abbreviations and Acronyms LArkwright Summit Arkwright Summit LLC
AA adjacent area
amsl above mean sea level
CFR Code of Federal Regulations
cm centimeters
CWA Clean Water Act
DEIS Draft Environmental Impact Statement
E & E Ecology and Environment, Inc.
ECL Environmental Conservation Law
GPS global positioning system
JD Jurisdictional Determination
kV kilovolt
MW megawatt
New Grange New Grange Wind Farm, LLC
NWI National Wetland Inventory
NYSDEC New York State Department of Environmental Conservation
PEM palustrine emergent wetland
PFO palustrine forested wetland
POI point-of-interconnect
PSS palustrine scrub-shrub wetland
SEQR State Environmental Quality Review
List of Abbreviations and Acronyms (cont.)
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t trout
ts trout spawning
USACE United States Army Corps of Engineers
USFWS United States Fish and Wildlife Service
USGS United States Geological Survey
WOZ Wind Overlay Zone
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Introduction
This report has been prepared to support the Arkwright Summit Wind Farm (the Project), formerly New Grange Wind Farm, Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS) for Arkwright Summit Wind Farm LLC, a wholly-owned sub-sidiary of Horizon Wind Energy, and to support the Joint Permit Application submitted to the United States Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) and the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYSDEC) for the Pro-ject. The Project will be reviewed by the Town of Arkwright, the local lead agency under the State Environmental Quality Review (SEQR).
Ecology and Environment, Inc. (E & E) delineated and evaluated wetlands and waterbodies within the Project Area that are, or have the potential to be, regulated by the USACE under Section 404 of the Clean Water Act (CWA), and/or regu-lated by NYSDEC under Section 401 of the CWA, Article 24 - Freshwater Wet-lands Act, and Article 15 - Protection of Waters Program. This document is in-tended to provide the results of those delineations along with related information necessary for the USACE and NYSDEC to verify wetland delineations and to make and document Jurisdictional Determinations (JD) of the wetlands within the area surveyed.
Section 1 of this report provides a general Project description; Section 2 outlines the regulatory framework that governs activities in wetlands and waterbodies; Section 3 provides a description of the ecological setting of the Project Area, in-cluding the results of a preliminary data review; Section 4 outlines the method-ologies used to conduct field surveys; Section 5 provides the results of field sur-veys; and Section 6 provides the references used in compiling this report. Ap-pendices A through E provide photologs and datasheets for each cluster of the Project Area. Appendix F provides wetland mapping for the Project. Appendix F also provides wetland mapping on oversized frames with an aerial photograph underlay for use during field verifications.
Project Description Arkwright Summit Wind Farm LLC proposes to construct and operate a wind en-ergy facility (Project) in the towns of Arkwright and Pomfret in Chautauqua County, located in western New York State (see Figure 1-1).
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1. Introduction
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The Project includes:
� Development of a wind-powered generating facility within an approximately 5,961-acre area in the Towns of Arkwright and Pomfret (see Figure 1-2, Frame 1) including: – 44 wind turbines with a maximum capacity of 79.2 megawatts (MW); – Approximately 15.5 miles of 34-foot-wide gravel access roads connecting
each wind turbine to a Town or County roadway for construction pur-poses. Following construction, these roads will be narrowed to the extent practicable for ongoing maintenance and operation of the turbines;
– Approximately 23.5 miles of electrical collection line to allow the delivery of electricity to a substation in the Town of Pomfret. This will consist of 5.4 miles of overhead collection line and approximately 18.1 miles of un-derground collection line that will be co-located with access roads where practicable;
– An operation and maintenance building in the Town of Arkwright with a 5 acre footprint on an 8.7 acre parcel;
– Four permanent meteorological towers in the Town of Arkwright; – A project construction laydown yard in the Town of Arkwright. The foot-
print will be approximately 8.3 acres; – A substation with a 100 by 170 foot footprint and associated point-of-
interconnect (POI) switchyard in the Town of Pomfret on a 5-acre parcel between State Highway 60 and the Arkwright-Pomfret town line. This POI will deliver electricity to an existing 115-kilovolt (kV) transmission line.
This report shows the boundaries of and describes the wetlands delineated within the Survey Corridor.
To facilitate field review and preparation of JDs, this report presents the wetland delineation results organized by clusters and access road groups. Each cluster includes multiple access road groups along with associated access roads and col-lection lines that are in geographic proximity to each other (e.g., the Southeast Cluster includes all facilities south of Route 83 and east of Meadows Road). Each access road group is identified by the primary access road to the turbine grouping (e.g., Access Road Group 1 is served by Access Road 1). Figure 1-2 and Table 1-1 identify the layout and location of each cluster and access road group, and all associated facilities. These divisions are for the sole purpose of organizing work flow and discussion and do not imply any separation of facilities.
Town of Arkwright
ChautauquaCounty
ErieCounty
CattaraugusCounty
Figure 1-1Project Vicinity Map
Arkwright Summit Wind FarmSource:
USGS 250K Topo QuadClough Harbor & Associates LLP, 2008
Arkwright Summit Wind Farm Project Area
Arkwright Summit Wind Farm Project Site/WOZ (11-25-08)
County Boundary0 1 20.5
Miles
Project Area
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Laydown Yard
Operation and MaintenanceBuilding Area
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Perm 21
Perm 92R
Perm 43R
Perm 52AR
Figure 1-2Project Facilities Map
Arkwright Summit Wind Farm
Source:Clough Harbor & Associates LLP, 2008
Meteorology Towers (09-18-08)
Proposed Turbines (10-30-08)
Access Road Groups
Access Roads (10-22-08)
Streets
Proposed Substation Area (05-15-08)
Proposed LaydownYard (10-01-08)
Proposed Operation and Maintenance Building Area (10-01-08)
Proposed Overhead Collection Line (10-30-08)
Proposed Underground Collection Line (10-30-08)
Collection Line
Northeast Cluster
Northwest Cluster
South Central Cluster
Southeast Cluster
Arkwright Summit Wind FarmProject Site/WOZ (11-25-08)
Arkwright Summit Wind Farm Project Area
Township Boundary
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Table 1-1 Turbine Clusters
Cluster
AccessRoadGroup
Facilities Included in Access Road Groups Municipality
1 Turbines 2R, 3, and 4 Town of Arkwright 2 Turbines 5R, 90R, 91R, and 92R; and
permanent meteorological tower 92R Town of Arkwright
4 Turbines 9R and 10 Town of Arkwright
Southeast
17 Turbines 11, 12, and 14 5 Turbines 15, 18BR, 16, and 18AR Town of Arkwright 6 Turbine 21 and permanent
meteorological tower 21 Town of Arkwright
7 Turbines 19 and 57 Town of Arkwright
South Central
8 Turbine 22 Town of Arkwright 10 Turbines 27A, 28R, and 27 Town of Arkwright 11 Turbines 30, 30A, and 33 Town of Arkwright 13 Turbines 34, 32, 36, and 31 Town of Arkwright 15 Turbines 39A and 39R Town of Arkwright
N/A Operation and Maintenance Building Town of Arkwright
Northeast
N/A Laydown Yard Town of Arkwright18 Turbines 40R and 41 Town of Arkwright Northwest16 Turbines 42A, 46R, 50R, and 52AR;
permanent meteorological tower 52AR; and Turbines 52BR, 47R, 49AR, 51R, and 49
Town of Arkwright
CollectionLine
N/A Collection line, permanent meteorological tower 43R, and substation
Towns of Arkwright and Pomfret
The following terms are used throughout this document to describe the proposed action.
� Project. “Project” refers to all activities associated with the construction, op-eration, and individual components of the Arkwright Summit Wind Farm, in-cluding, but not limited to, turbines (including blades, towers, nacelle, founda-tions, etc.), electrical collection lines, access roads, crane pads, laydown yard, meteorological towers, and other facilities. Hereinafter, the terms Project and Wind Farm can be used interchangeably.
� Project Site. The Project Site refers to the parcels of land where the Project will be placed. The Project Site is approximately 5,961 acres. Arkwright Summit Wind Farm LLC has obtained consent from all landowners within the Project Site. This term is also used interchangeably with the Wind Overlay Zone (WOZ).
1. Introduction
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� Project Area. The Project Area refers to the larger geographic study area in-cluding the Project Site and immediate vicinity. The Project Area is approxi-mately 24,000 acres. The Project Area is bordered at its northern extent by the Arkwright-Sheridan town line and Straight Road; at its eastern extent by the Arkwright-Villenova town line; at its southern extent by the Arkwright-Charlotte town line; and at its western extent by State Highway 60 (located in the Town of Pomfret, approximately 0.5 miles west of the Arkwright-Pomfret town line).
� Survey Corridor. The limit of the corridor within which wetlands and wa-terbodies were delineated and for which a JD is being sought. This report per-tains solely to those wetlands and waterbodies identified within and adjacent to the Project Site and generally includes a 250-foot corridor centered on lin-ear facilities and a circular area with a 250-foot radius surrounding each tur-bine and meteorological tower. In some areas surveys were restricted or ex-panded (i.e., restricted because of property access or expanded to ensure that regulated buffers adjacent to NYSDEC wetlands were identified). The Survey Corridor covers approximately 983 acres. This report pertains only to wet-lands and waterbodies delineated in the Survey Corridor. The extent of the Survey Corridor for which a JD is sought is depicted on the mapping for each sector in Appendix F.
� Cluster. One or more access road groups in close geographic proximity to each other (see Figure 1-2).
� Access Road Group. One or more wind turbines in geographic proximity that are served by a single system of access roads and collection lines are called an access road group (see Figure 1-2).
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Regulatory Review and Permit Requirements
This report was prepared to address the requirements of the CWA of 1977; New York State Article 15, Title 5; and New York State Article 24. Each of these re-quirements is discussed below.
2.1 Clean Water Act The CWA was implemented to restore and maintain the chemical, physical, and biological integrity of the nation’s waters. Under Sections 401 and 404 of the CWA, permits must be issued for certain activities that may impact wetlands and waterways. Section 401 of the CWA requires state water quality certification or waiver for any federally permitted action involving discharges into waters of the United States to ensure that the permitted action will not violate the state’s water quality standards or impair designated uses. The New York State agency respon-sible for administering the Section 401 program is NYSDEC. Section 404 of the CWA requires that a permit be obtained for the discharge of dredged or fill mate-rial into waters of the United States, including wetlands and streams. Waters of the United States are defined under 33 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR), and wetlands are specifically defined under 33 CFR Part 328.3(b). The permitting agency responsible for Section 404 permits is the USACE. The Project falls within the jurisdiction of the USACE Buffalo District and within the jurisdiction of Region 9 of NYSDEC.
The USACE will make a JD for delineated features following a field review of the Project. Based on guidance issued by the USACE in June 2008, the applicant may request either a Preliminary JD or an Approved JD (USACE 2008).
If Arkwright Summit requests a Preliminary JD, all wetlands and waters deline-ated during field surveys will be considered federally jurisdictional regardless of surface water connections to waters of the U.S. or potential impacts on the physi-cal and/or chemical nature of traditional navigable waters. Any permits sought or issued will be based on the assumption that all wetlands and waters are federally jurisdictional. In the event that Arkwright Summit later determines that an Ap-proved JD is required, the request for a Preliminary JD may be revised to a re-quest for an Approved JD.
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2. Regulatory Review and Permit Requirements
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If Arkwright Summit requests an Approved JD, the USACE will make a determi-nation for each wetland and water, based on the surface connections and the po-tential importance of water quality within traditional navigable waterways (USACE 2007).
A pre-application meeting for this Project was held on August 22, 2008 with rep-resentatives of USACE. The intent of this meeting was to provide a general over-view of the Project and to discuss permitting for a project of this nature.
2.2 New York State Environmental Conservation, Law Article 15, Title 5
These regulations of the New York State Environmental Conservation Law (ECL), also known as the “Protection of Waters” Program, are designed to regu-late any activities that could impact protected watercourses within New York State. Protected waters include all waters classified as C(t), C(ts), B, or A, as well as all navigable waters. Article 15 covers disturbances of streambeds and banks and disposal of fill material and excavation in protected waterbodies. Application for a permit under Article 15 is completed jointly with the USACE permit appli-cation. The Project Area falls within the jurisdiction of Region 9 of NYSDEC.
2.3 New York State Environmental Conservation Law, Article 24
Article 24 of the New York State ECL is titled the New York Freshwater Wetland Act. This law provides for regulation of certain activities that could adversely affect wetlands of 5 hectares (12.4 acres) or more as well as smaller wetlands identified as having an unusually significant local value. Activities that occur within 30.5 meters (100 feet) of the wetland boundary are also regulated. NYSDEC maintains a database (both in map form and electronic) identifying regulated state wetland complexes. While the NYSDEC database provides the basis for state regulation of wetland complexes, the actual extent of field jurisdic-tion is based on the actual boundaries of the wetlands, which can be expanded or modified based on in-field review and delineation of existing wetland boundaries. Application for a permit under Article 24 is completed jointly with the USACE permit application.
Pre-application meetings for this Project were held on March 20, 2008 with repre-sentatives of NYSDEC. The intent of these meetings was to provide a general overview of the Project and to discuss permitting for a project of this nature. Ad-ditionally, representatives from NYSDEC visited and reviewed the Project Site on September 10, 2008.
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Project Area Description
3.1 General Project Area Description The Project Area is located in the Towns of Arkwright and Pomfret in Chautau-qua County. It is located at the western end of the Allegany Plateau of New York State in western New York, 9.5 miles southeast of the southern shore of Lake Erie, approximately 8 miles southeast of the City of Dunkirk, 6 miles southeast of the Village of Fredonia, 6 miles southwest of the Village of Forestville, and 5.5 miles northeast of the Village of Cassadaga (as measured from the geographic center of the Project Area to the center of each municipality). An aerial photo-graph of the Project is presented in Figure 3-1. The Project Area is characterized by moderate relief with a northwest trending hill cut by ravines such as Dutch Hollow and Ball Gulf. The Project Area is located within the Chautauqua-Conneaut drainage basin (United States Geological Survey [USGS] Hydrologic Unit 04120101) and the Conewango drainage basin (USGS Hydrologic Unit 05010002). Within the Project Area, elevations range from less than 1,700 feet to 2,100 feet above mean sea level (amsl). Because of engineering constraints posed by steep slopes, the majority of the Survey Corridor is located in areas that are generally characterized by slightly to moderately sloping topography. Figure 3-2 shows the Project Area on a USGS Quadrangle Map. Figure 3-3 displays the Pro-ject Area and the surrounding NYSDEC and National Wetland Inventory (NWI) mapped wetlands. The watershed boundary locations in relation to the Survey Corridor are depicted in Figure 3-4.
The Project Area is characterized by deciduous and mixed forest, and agricultural fields (pasture, hayfield, and croplands). Less than five percent of the Project Area is comprised of wetland habitat, open water habitat, residential areas, and commercial/industrial uses. Agricultural properties within the Project Area pri-marily consist of active agricultural land and pasture land. The forested commu-nities throughout the Project Area include a mixture of beech-maple mesic forest and hemlock-northern hardwoods. Current and historic silviculture is evident throughout the Project Area, and forest stands range from recently timbered to more mature. The general population pattern in the area is rural residential, con-sisting of scattered residences along roads.
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3. Project Area Description
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3.2 Preliminary Data Review Prior to performing fieldwork, background information was reviewed to assist in the initial identification of wetlands and waterbodies.
3.2.1 Review of Existing Wetland Information Information sources used to determine the possible presence of wetlands included color-infrared aerial photographs of the Project Area (see Figure 3-1); USGS 7.5-Minute Series topographic maps (see Figure 3-2); United States Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) (NWI) maps and NYSDEC Freshwater Wetlands maps (see Figure 3-3); and Chautauqua County soil survey (see Figure 3-5).
USGS topographic maps and aerial photos indicate the possible presence of wet-lands in the Project Area. The NWI maps depict wetlands occurring throughout the Project Area. NYSDEC Freshwater Wetlands maps depict state-regulated wetlands in the Project Area. The Chautauqua County Soil Survey indicates the presence of hydric soils and soils with potential hydric inclusions in the Project Area. Based on the results of the desktop review, it was determined that field verification would be required to determine the presence and extent of wetlands in the Project Area. Depending on their nexus with waters of the U.S., any of the wetlands depicted in these reference materials could be federally jurisdictional.
Wetlands under State Jurisdiction Under Article 24 of the New York State ECL, New York State regulates wetlands that exceed 5 hectares (12.4 acres) or have locally significant ecological value.New York State also regulates a 100-foot upland buffer area surrounding each regulated wetland to protect the wetland. Work within either state-regulated wet-lands or the regulated adjacent area (AA) requires a permit.
Based on analysis of NYSDEC mapping, four wetlands under the jurisdiction of New York State (totaling approximately 502.6 acres) lie within the Project Area.Table 3-1 provides a listing of the NYSDEC-mapped wetlands within the Project Area along with the wetland class. These wetlands were avoided during the siting process and as such, were not near any Survey Corridors and were not delineated.
Table 3-1 Mapped NYSDEC Wetlands in the Project Area
NYSDEC Wetland ID ClassFO-1 I FO-10 II CS-3 II CS-4 II
Figure 3-1Aerial Photograph
Arkwright Summit Wind FarmSource:
Aerials: NYS GIS Clearinghouse, 2004Clough Harbor & Associates LLP, 2008
Arkwright Summit Wind Farm Project Site/WOZ (11-25-2008)
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Figure 3-2USGS Topographic Map
Arkwright Summit Wind FarmSource:
USGS Quad, 1990Clough Harbor & Associates LLP, 2008
Arkwright Summit Wind FarmProject Site/WOZ (11-25-08)
0 0.5 10.25Miles
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FO-1
CS-7
CS-4
CS-3
CS-6
FO-10
HA-6
HA-5
FO-1 UPL
CS-5
Figure 3-3NWI and NYSDEC Mapped Wetlands
Arkwright Summit Wind FarmSource:
Wetlands: NYSDEC & USFWSClough Harbor & Associates, 2008
Aerial: NYS GIS Clearinghouse, 2004
Limit of Jurisdictional Determination (10-30-08)
Arkwright Summit Wind FarmProject Site/WOZ (11-25-08)
Arkwright Summit Wind Farm Project Area
NYS DEC Wetland
USFWS NWI Wetland
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Little Canadaway Creek to Silver Creek
Cassadaga Creek
Upper Conewango Creek
Silver Creek to Cattaraugus Creek
Scott Creek and tributaries
Tributary to
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Upper Walnut Creek
Upper Walnut Creek
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ill Creek
Figure 3-4NYSDEC Streams and Watershed Boundaries
Arkwright Summit Wind FarmSource:NYS DEC, 2008
Aerials: NYS GIS Clearinghouse, 2004Clough Harbor & Associates LLP, 2008
Limit of Jurisdictional Determination (10-30-08)
Arkwright Summit Wind FarmProject Site/WOZ (11-25-08)
Hydrologic Unit Boundary (11 Digit)
NYSDEC Stream ClassificationA
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B
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Figure 3-5Detailed Soil Types
Arkwright Summit Wind FarmSource:
USDA-NRCS, 2008Aerials: NYS GIS Clearinghouse, 2004Clough Harbor & Associates LLP 2008
Arkwright Summit Wind FarmProject Site/WOZ (11-25-08)
All hydric
Partially hydric
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MUSYM MUNAME MUSYM MUNAMEAd Alden mucky silt loam Ho Holderton silt loamAlA Allard silt loam, 0 to 3 percent slopes HrA Hornell silt loam, 0 to 3 percent slopesAlB Allard silt loam, 3 to 8 percent slopes HrB Hornell silt loam, 3 to 8 percent slopesAs Ashville silt loam HrC Hornell silt loam, 8 to 15 percent slopesBrA Barcelona silt loam, 0 to 3 percent slopes HrD Hornell silt loam, 15 to 25 percent slopesBrB Barcelona silt loam, 3 to 8 percent slopes La Lamson silt loamBsA Busti silt loam, 0 to 3 percent slopes LnB Langford silt loam, 3 to 8 percent slopesBsB Busti silt loam, 3 to 8 percent slopes LnC Langford silt loam, 8 to 15 percent slopesBsC Busti silt loam, 8 to 15 percent slopes MdB Mardin channery silt loam, 3 to 8 percent slopesCa Canadice silty clay loam MdC Mardin channery silt loam, 8 to 15 percent slopesCb Canandaigua silt loam, loamy substratum MdD Mardin channery silt loam, 15 to 25 percent slopesCc Canandaigua mucky silt loam Me Middlebury silt loamCdB Canaseraga silt loam, 3 to 8 percent slopes Mn Minoa fine sandy loamCe Carlisle muck NgA Niagara silt loam, 0 to 3 percent slopes, loamy substratumChB Chadakoin silt loam, 3 to 8 percent slopes NgB Niagara silt loam, 3 to 8 percent slopes, loamy substratumChC Chadakoin silt loam, 8 to 15 percent slopes OrA Orpark silt loam, 0 to 3 percent slopesChD Chadakoin silt loam, 15 to 25 percent slopes OrB Orpark silt loam, 3 to 8 percent slopesChE Chadakoin silt loam, 25 to 35 percent slopes OrC Orpark silt loam, 8 to 15 percent slopesChF Chadakoin silt loam, 35 to 50 percent slopes OrD Orpark silt loam, 15 to 25 percent slopesCkB Chautauqua silt loam, 3 to 8 percent slopes Pa Palms muckCkC Chautauqua silt loam, 8 to 15 percent slopes Pg Pits, gravelCkD Chautauqua silt loam, 15 to 25 percent slopes Po Pompton silt loamClA Chenango silt loam, 0 to 3 percent slopes RaA Raynham silt loam, 0 to 3 percent slopesCnA Chenango gravelly loam, 0 to 3 percent slopes Rf Raynham silt loam, floodedCnB Chenango gravelly loam, 3 to 8 percent slopes Rh Red Hook silt loamCnC Chenango gravelly loam, 8 to 15 percent slopes RnA Rhinebeck silt loam, 0 to 3 percent slopesCnD Chenango gravelly loam, 15 to 25 percent slopes RoF Rock outcrop-Manlius complex, 35 to 70 percent slopesCnE Chenango gravelly loam, 25 to 40 percent slopes Sa Saprists and Aquents, pondedCoA Chenango channery loam, fan, 0 to 3 percent slopes ShB Schuyler silt loam, 3 to 8 percent slopesCoB Chenango channery loam, fan, 3 to 8 percent slopes ShC Schuyler silt loam, 8 to 15 percent slopesCpA Churchville silt loam, 0 to 3 percent slopes ShD Schuyler silt loam, 15 to 25 percent slopesCpB Churchville silt loam, 3 to 8 percent slopes ShE Schuyler silt loam, 25 to 35 percent slopesCpC Churchville silt loam, 8 to 15 percent slopes ShF Schuyler silt loam, 35 to 50 percent slopesCsB Collamer silt loam, 3 to 8 percent slopes SoA Scio silt loam, 0 to 3 percent slopesCsC Collamer silt loam, 8 to 15 percent slopes SoB Scio silt loam, 3 to 8 percent slopesCvB Colonie loamy fine sand, 3 to 8 percent slopes Sw Swormville silt loamDaA Dalton silt loam, 0 to 3 percent slopes Te Teel silt loamDeA Darien silt loam, 0 to 3 percent slopes Tg Tioga silt loamDeB Darien silt loam, 3 to 8 percent slopes ToB Towerville silt loam, 3 to 8 percent slopesDeC Darien silt loam, 8 to 15 percent slopes ToC Towerville silt loam, 8 to 15 percent slopesDkD Dunkirk silt loam, 15 to 25 percent slopes ToD Towerville silt loam, 15 to 25 percent slopesDkE Dunkirk silt loam, 25 to 45 percent slopes ToE Towerville silt loam, 25 to 35 percent slopesElA Elnora fine sandy loam, 0 to 3 percent slopes ToF Towerville silt loam, 35 to 50 percent slopesErA Erie silt loam, 0 to 3 percent slopes Ud Udorthents, landfillErB Erie silt loam, 3 to 8 percent slopes Ue Udorthents, loamy-skeletalFe Fluvaquents-Udifluvents complex, frequently flooded UnA Unadilla silt loam, 0 to 3 percent slopesFmA Fremont silt loam, 0 to 3 percent slopes UnB Unadilla silt loam, 3 to 8 percent slopesFmB Fremont silt loam, 3 to 8 percent slopes VaB Valois gravelly silt loam, 3 to 8 percent slopesFmC Fremont silt loam, 8 to 15 percent slopes VaC Valois gravelly silt loam, 8 to 15 percent slopesFmD Fremont silt loam, 15 to 25 percent slopes VaD Valois gravelly silt loam, 15 to 25 percent slopesGe Getzville silt loam VaE Valois gravelly silt loam, 25 to 35 percent slopesHa Halsey mucky silt loam VaF Valois gravelly silt loam, 35 to 50 percent slopesHe Hamlin silt loam VcC Valois gravelly silt loam, rollingHnB Hinesburg fine sandy loam, 3 to 8 percent slopes VoA Volusia channery silt loam, 0 to 3 percent slopesHnC Hinesburg fine sandy loam, 8 to 15 percent slopes VoB Volusia channery silt loam, 3 to 8 percent slopes
VoC Volusia channery silt loam, 8 to 15 percent slopesW WaterWa Wakeville silt loamWy Wayland silt loam
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3. Project Area Description
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Data provided by NYSDEC indicates that the wetlands within the Project Area are Class I and Class II wetlands. Through the siting process, these wetlands have been avoided by Arkwright Summit in the development of this Project. Accord-ing to NYSDEC, Class I wetlands provide the highest function and greatest bene-fit of all NYSDEC-classified wetlands and are afforded the greatest amount of protection. Impacts on Class I wetlands are permitted, but only if it is determined that the proposed activity satisfies a compelling economic or social need that clearly and substantially outweighs the loss of or detriment to the benefit(s) of the Class I wetland. Class II wetlands provide important wetland benefits, the loss of which is acceptable only in very limited circumstances. Impacts on Class II wet-lands are permitted, but only if it is determined that the proposed activity satisfies a pressing economic or social need that clearly outweighs the loss of or detriment to the benefit(s) of the Class II wetland.
3.2.2 Review of Existing Stream Information USGS 7.5-Minute Series topographic maps (see Figure 3-2) were reviewed to de-termine the location and names of streams in the Project Area. NYSDEC Stream Classification data was reviewed to determine the presence of streams protected by New York State under ECL Article 15 (see Figure 3-4). In addition, state 303(d) and 305(b) databases were reviewed to determine the water quality of wa-terbodies in the Project Area.
Watersheds and Water Quality The Project Area is located within the Chautauqua-Conneaut and Conewango wa-tersheds. The watershed boundary locations in relation to the Project Area are depicted in Figure 3-4. The Chautauqua-Conneaut watershed drains generally north along Walnut Creek to Silver Creek and west along Canadaway Creek be-fore emptying into Lake Erie. The Conewango watershed generally flows east along West Branch Conewango Creek and Conewango Creek to the Alleghany River. The Alleghany River drains to the Ohio River and ultimately to the Mis-sissippi River. The Chautauqua-Conneaut and Conewango watersheds have been designated as Category II watersheds by the New York Unified Watershed As-sessment Program. Category II watersheds are defined as those currently meeting water quality goals (NYSDEC 1998). No waterbodies within the Project Area are listed on the New York State Section 303(d) List of Impaired Waters, and no im-paired waters or priority listed waters are located within the Project Area (NYSDEC 2008b).
NYSDEC Stream ClassificationNYSDEC stream classification data were reviewed to determine whether streams in the Project Area are protected by New York State under Article 15 of the ECL.NYSDEC uses a stream classification system in order to identify the value and uses of watercourses in the state. A protected stream is any stream or particular portion of a stream for which any of the following classifications or standards have been adopted by the department or any of its predecessors: AA, AA(t), A, A(t), B, B(t), or C(t). Streams designated as (t) (trout) also include those more
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specifically designated as (ts) (trout spawning). Class D streams are the lowest level of classification and are not subject to protection under the NYSDEC Pro-tection of Waters program. Disturbance to the bed or banks of protected streams requires a permit under Article 15 of the New York ECL. The streams in the Pro-ject Area are depicted in Figure 3-4.
The watercourses mapped within the Project Area are identified as Class C, Class C(t), Class B, and Class AA. Class C streams support fishing and fish propaga-tion and primary- and secondary-contact recreation. Some of the Class C streams within the Project Area are further designated Class C(t), which are capable of sustaining trout populations, and are considered “protected streams” and given special protection by NYSDEC. Class B streams support primary and secondary contact recreation and fishing. Class AA streams are a water supply used for drinking, culinary or food processing purposes, primary and secondary contact recreation, and fishing. Both Class AA and Class B streams are also considered “protected streams,” requiring permitting under Article 15.
The majority of the Project Area lies within the Chautauqua-Conneaut watershed and drains to Lake Erie through Canadaway Creek and its tributaries and Walnut Creek and its tributaries. Lower and Little Canadaway Creek flow west through the Project Area and are both Class B streams. Tributaries of the Lower Canadaway Creek are Class B streams, while tributaries to the Little Canadaway Creek are Class C(t) and Class C streams. Canadaway Creek flows west through the Project Area and the north to Lake Erie. Upper Walnut Creek (Class C(t)) drains the northeastern portion of the Project Area and flows north, eventually draining to Lake Erie. Tributaries of the Upper Walnut Creek include Class C, C(t), and AA streams.
The southeastern portion of the Project Area lies within the Conewango water-shed and drains to West Branch Conewango Creek. West Branch Conewango Creek drains to the east to Conewango Creek, the Alleghany River, the Ohio River, and ultimately to the Mississippi River. West Branch Conewango Creek and its tributaries are classified as NYSDEC Classes C(t) and C.
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Methodology
SitingArkwright Summit Wind Farm undertook a multi-phased siting approach in order to minimize impacts to wetlands and waterbodies to the extent practicable. A wetland study was conducted to determine the extent and quality of wetlands with the potential to be impacted by the Project. The wetlands study consisted of a desktop review of existing wetland location information and mapping, reconnais-sance level wetland surveys, and detailed wetland delineations. Each phase of the wetland study was used to refine siting for the Project facilities to minimize im-pacts on wetlands while balancing impacts on other resources.
During the initial siting of the Project, a desktop wetland and waterbody analysis was conducted in order to avoid impacts. Once this desktop review was com-pleted, an initial layout of turbine locations and access roads for the Project was designed. This initial layout was presented in the Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) for the Arkwright Summit Wind Farm (formerly New Grange Wind Farm). The DEIS was submitted to the Town of Arkwright as the desig-nated Lead Agency under SEQR. A field determination of the wetlands and wa-terbodies was then conducted within a survey corridor defined by this initial lay-out. Based on data collected during the initial delineation effort, the layout was further modified to minimize impacts to wetlands and waterbodies, while still meeting Project requirements. As design changes to the layout were evaluated, additional field surveys were completed in order to confirm the engineering vi-ability of the redesign. This process was repeated several times to assure that wetland and stream impacts were avoided and minimized to the extent possible.
Surveys Surveys for wetland and waterbody resources were generally conducted using a 250-foot-wide corridor centered on linear facilities (including access roads and associated electric collection lines connecting the individual turbines) and a circu-lar area with a 250-foot radius surrounding each turbine. In some areas surveys were restricted or expanded (i.e., restricted because of property access or ex-panded to ensure that regulated buffers adjacent to NYSDEC wetlands were iden-tified) to accommodate site-specific conditions.
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Wetland mapping included in Appendix F depict the Survey Corridor in which the surveys were conducted. The 250-foot-wide survey area around access roads and collection lines and 250-foot radius surrounding each turbine allowed for an assessment of adjacent ecological communities and provided flexibility for minor shifts in layout of these facilities.
Field surveys were conducted during spring 2008 through fall 2008 to:
� Delineate wetland boundaries and characterize wetland functions and values, to obtain sufficient data about individual wetlands within the Survey Corridor to allow for a complete assessment of potential Project-related impacts;
� Characterize all waterbodies that occur within the Survey Corridor; and
� Classify the vegetation cover types into distinctive upland, wetland, and aquatic ecological communities.
The field teams used established delineation procedures as outlined in the USACE Wetland Delineation Manual (Environmental Laboratory 1987) for the routine method with onsite inspection and the NYSDEC Freshwater Wetlands Delineation Manual (1995) for the routine delineation procedure. The specific procedures used to evaluate the soils, vegetation, and hydrology at each potential wetland location is described below.
4.1 Soils Soils were examined by using a tile spade shovel, or “sharpshooter,” to a depth of 41 centimeters (cm) (16 inches) or to point of refusal. Wherever disturbance of the soils, caused by past excavation or fill activity, was evident the soil charac-terization was performed in adjacent, undisturbed areas within the potential wet-land. Soils were characterized at a depth immediately below the A-horizon or at 30 cm (12 inches), whichever was shallower. Soil colors were identified using a Munsell Soil Color Chart (Munsell 2000), and other characteristics such as the presence of mottles and soil texture were recorded. Hydric characteristics such as organic soil layers, gleying, mottling, and oxidized rhizospheres were noted where they occurred. The soils were evaluated within the wetland boundaries.Additional soil samples were taken outside of the wetland boundaries in instances where vegetation and hydrologic indicators were inconclusive.
4.2 Hydrology The Wetlands Delineation Manual (Environmental Laboratory 1987) provides guidelines for determining the presence of wetland hydrology. In general, the cri-teria for wetland hydrology are met if the area is inundated or saturated at the soil surface during the growing season for a time sufficient to develop hydric soils and support hydrophytic vegetation. In some instances, it is necessary to use other field characteristics to identify wetland hydrology. These characteristics may in-clude water staining, sediment deposits, drainage patterns, or drift lines. Hydro-
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logic characteristics, as well as the depth of surface water or depth to soil satura-tion, were recorded for each wetland area.
4.3 Vegetation To determine the presence of hydrophytic vegetation, the dominant species in each major vegetative stratum (i.e., tree, shrub/sapling, herbaceous, and woody vine) were identified and recorded. Each plant was then described using a wet-land indicator status (i.e., obligate wetland, facultative wetland, facultative, facul-tative upland, or upland) from USFWS’s National List of Vascular Plant Species that Occur in Wetlands: 1988 National Summary (USFWS 1988). A prevalence of dominant species that are facultative, facultative wetland, and obligate wetland indicates the presence of hydrophytic vegetation.
4.4 Delineation If the soils, hydrology, and vegetation at a survey point indicated that it was within a wetland, the boundary of the wetland was determined, and it was flagged with wetland delineation tape. The approximate boundary was recorded on site maps, and the flagged boundary was surveyed using a global positioning system (GPS) unit. The electronic files generated from the GPS survey were then downloaded and integrated into the existing alignment drawings to identify where the delineated wetlands and the proposed Project overlapped. Photographs were taken at each wetland, stream, and turbine site, and other points of interest within the Survey Corridor. Wetlands were described using wetland delineation sheets. Additional datasheets were taken in field areas that were considered questionable to document the reasons for not delineating as wetlands. GPS locations were re-corded at all datasheet locations and photo locations.
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Results
Based on the field investigations conducted by E & E between May and October 2008, 171 wetlands were delineated within the Survey Corridor. Sixty-two streams were identified within the Survey Corridor during the field investigation. In addition, numerous other geographic features, including drains and ponds, were delineated within the Survey Corridor and are depicted on the wetland map-ping. These features have been identified in order to characterize the hydrology of the Survey Corridor, and in many cases to document the hydrologic connection or lack of connection between delineated wetlands and traditional navigable wa-ters.
Wetland delineation maps (see Appendix F) depict the wetland boundaries, the locations of all streams, and the photo locations noted within the Survey Corridor during the field delineations. Appendices A through E include the wetland and stream datasheets, and the photographic exhibits for the wetlands and waterbodies identified in the Survey Corridor. Table 5-1 summarizes the acreage of wetland cover by type in each cluster. Table 5-2 summarizes the characteristics of each wetland delineated in the Survey Corridor. Table 5-3 summarizes the characteris-tics of each stream delineated in the Survey Corridor.
Table 5-1 Acreage of Wetland Cover by Type in each Cluster
Cluster PEMPEM/PSS
PEM/PFO PEM/PSS/PFO PSS PFO Pond
Southeast 6.35 0.58 0.26 South Central 1.59 0.22 0.13 Northeast 7.06 0.91 1.55 0.54 0.51 Northwest 6.43 2.91 0.68 3.58 0.39 1.51 0.63 Collection Line 1.79 0.78 2.59 0.11
Total by Type 23.22 4.40 3.49 4.12 2.98 1.51 1.38
5.1 Wetlands One hundred and seventy-one wetlands were delineated within the Survey Corri-dor of the Project, totaling approximately 41.10 acres. Depending on their nexus to waters of the U.S., any of these delineated wetlands could be federally jurisdic-tional. One wetland (W46) is assumed to fall under jurisdiction of NYSDEC based on its overall acreage. This wetland is located in the northwest portion of
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the Project Site. Small portions of the wetland extend into the Survey Corridor and surround an existing logging road. Arkwright Summit sited facilities to avoid the majority of this wetland. No delineated wetlands are part of, or are in close proximity to, previously mapped NYSDEC wetlands. Final JDs regarding the applicability of Article 24 regulations will be made by NYSDEC subsequent to field review.
5.1.1 NYSDEC Wetlands Mapped NYSDEC jurisdictional wetlands and associated upland buffers areas were avoided during siting of the Project. No wetlands delineated in association with the Project are within 50 meters of NYSDEC mapped wetlands. One deline-ated wetland (W46) is over 12.4 acres in size and is presumed to fall under juris-diction of NYSDEC, even though it was not previously mapped by NYSDEC. While only 1.9 acres lie within the extent of the Survey Corridor, the wetland continues outside the extent of the Survey Corridor, covering an area of at least 25.5 acres. NYSDEC will make a final determination of state jurisdiction over wetlands following review of the Project.
5.1.2 Wetland Habitat Several wetland community types exist within the Survey Corridor. During sur-veys, wetland community type was recorded using the Cowardin classification system (Cowardin et al. 1979). The classification assigned to each wetland at the time of the field surveys is included in the Summary of Wetland Characteristics included as Table 5-2. In order to provide a better assessment of wetland habitat within the Survey Corridor, the survey information was reviewed subsequent to the completion of field work, and descriptions of the wetland communities were written based on the classification system presented in Edinger et al. (2002). Based on field observations and the classification system presented in Edinger et al., five general palustrine and lacustrine wetland communities were identified in the Survey Corridor: deep emergent marsh, shallow emergent marsh, shrub swamps, red maple hardwood swamp, and artificial ponds. A detailed description of vegetation associated with each community type, as observed during field sur-veys, is provided below. These descriptions are listed by the Cowardin classifica-tion used during field surveys for the specific wetland type.
Palustrine Emergent Wetland Wetlands classified under the Cowardin system as palustrine emergent wetlands (PEM) are dominated by herbaceous vegetation with little or no woody plant ma-terial present (Cowardin et al. 1979). These are further described using the classi-fication system presented in Edinger et al. (2002) as either Deep Emergent Marshes or Shallow Emergent Marshes.
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Deep Emergent Marshes (PEM) Rank: (G5) (S5) Status: Secure
Description: According to Edinger et al. (2002), these marshes occur on mineral soil or fine-grained organic soils and have less than 50 percent canopy cover.These marshes have standing water that fluctuates seasonally but is persistent with substrate that is almost always inundated.
Distribution: Deep emergent marshes with persistent inundation were scattered throughout the Survey Corridor. These wetlands are listed as PEM in the wetland summary table (Table 5-2) and a notation is included in the comment column in-dicating that inundation is persistent or permanent.
Vegetation:
� Overstory: Trees found in surrounding forest communities sometimes occur around the perimeter of the wetland but are not included in the deep emergent marsh component of these wetlands. None of the deep emergent marshes de-lineated was surrounded by trees.
� Understory/Shrub Layer: Hydrophytic understory or shrub species that were found to occur around the perimeter of the delineated deep emergent wetlands include American elm (Ulmus americana), green ash (Fraxinuspennsylvanica), northern arrowwood (Viburnum recognitum) and willow spe-cies (Salix spp.).
� Herbaceous Layer: Emergent hydrophytes found in deep emergent marshes included jewelweed (Impatiens capensis), larger blue flag (Iris versicolor),sedges (Carex spp.), rice cutgrass (Leersia oryzoides), spikerush (Eleocharisspp.), duckweed (Lemna valdiviana), reed canary grass (Phalaris arundina-cea), and cattail (Typha latifolia).
Shallow Emergent Marshes (PEM) Rank: (G5) (S5) Status: Secure
Description: These marshes have less than 50 percent cover and occur on satu-rated mineral soils or deep muck soils. They are rarely inundated, but almost al-ways saturated, and are more well drained than deep emergent marshes. Standing water may disappear completely after the wet season.
Distribution: Shallow emergent marshes occur throughout the Survey Corridor in scrub-shrub and successional fields and in openings in forested areas. Wet-lands listed as PEM in Table 5-2 are shallow emergent marshes unless there is an indication of persistent or permanent inundation.
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Vegetation:
� Overstory: Tree species may occur around the perimeter of the wetland but do not occur within the wetland boundary.
� Understory/Shrub Layer: If present, shrubs or saplings occur in isolated patches or individuals and include northern arrowwood, meadow-sweet (Spi-raea latifolia), and willow.
� Herbaceous Layer: Herbaceous species in these wetlands vary throughout the Survey Corridor with the following species commonly appearing as domi-nants or co-dominants: sensitive fern (Onoclea sensibilis), jewelweed, rough stemmed goldenrod (Solidago rugosa), soft rush (Juncus effuses), sedges, gi-ant goldenrod (Solidago gigantea), false hellebore (Veratrum viride), wool-grass (Scirpus cyperinus), horsetail (Equestrium spp.), cinnamon fern (Os-munda cinnamomea) and mannagrasses (glyceria sp.).
Palustrine Scrub-Shrub WetlandPalustrine scrub-shrub wetlands (PSS) are dominated by woody vegetation (i.e., trees or shrubs) less than 6 meters (20 feet) tall. Wetlands classified under the Cowardin system as PSS wetlands are further described using the classification system presented in Edinger et al. (2002) as scrub-shrub swamps.
Scrub-shrub Swamps (PSS) Rank: (G5) (S5)Status: Secure
Description: These wetlands occur on mineral soil or muck and are variable in structure and distribution. They can be found near ponds and/or stream sides, in transitional areas between forest and open land, and in isolated depressional areas.
Distribution: Scrub shrub wetlands are found intermittently in the Survey Corri-dor as portions of larger wetlands that typically also have an emergent or forested component.
Vegetation:
� Overstory: Tree species may occur around the perimeter of the wetland but do not occur within the boundary of a scrub-shrub wetland.
� Understory/Shrub Layers: The shrub species found in the Survey Corridor as dominants or co-dominants include northern arrowwood, willow, spicebush (Lindera benzoin), red osier dogwood (Cornus sericea), and meadow-sweet.
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� Herbaceous Layers: Herbaceous and emergent species are less dominant than shrub species and include mannagrasses, soft rush, rice cutgrass, and rough stemmed goldenrod.
Palustrine Forested WetlandWithin the Project Area, palustrine forested wetlands (PFO) are dominated by de-ciduous tree species, which lose their leaves during the cold season or by a mix of broad-leaved deciduous and needle-leaved evergreen trees. These are further de-scribed using the classification system presented in Edinger et al. (2002) as either red maple-hardwood swamps or hemlock-hardwood swamps.
Red Maple-hardwood Swamps (Palustrine Broad Leaved Deciduous For-ested Wetland) Rank: (G5) (S4) (S5) Status: Secure
Description: This is a hardwood swamp that occurs in poorly drained depres-sions, normally underlain by inorganic soils. Red maple is either dominant or co-dominant in these swamps in the Survey Corridor.
Distribution: Most forested wetland communities found within the Survey Cor-ridor are red maple-hardwood swamps. These communities occur in beech-maple, successional northern hardwood forests throughout the Survey Corridor. PFO wetlands in Table 5-2 are red maple-hardwood swamps unless there is a comment indicating that they are dominated by hemlock.
Vegetation:
� Overstory: Red maple (Acer rubrum) is usually the dominant species. Other co-dominants and common overstory trees include green ash and American elm.
� Understory/Shrub Layers: The shrub layer, when present, is dominated by saplings of overstory species, northern arrowwood and willow.
� Herbaceous Layers: Dominant species include jewelweed, sensitive fern, and fringe sedge. Other common species include false hellebore, manna-grasses, and other sedges (Carex spp.).
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Artificial Ponds (Palustrine Open Water)Wetlands classified under the Cowardin system as palustrine open water (POW) are included in the artificial pond classification presented in Edinger et al. (2002).
Rank: (G5) (S5)Status: Secure
Description: These man-made ponds are constructed in farm fields, residential areas, or recreational properties for agricultural, recreational, or aesthetic pur-poses. They could potentially be stocked with fish and contain little or no aquatic vegetation.
Distribution: Artificial ponds occur intermittently within the Survey Corridor.
Vegetation.
� Overstory: There is no overstory vegetation.
� Understory/Shrub Layers: There is no understory/shrub vegetation.
� Herbaceous Layers: Many of these ponds were stocked with aquatic plants, predominantly cattail.
5.1.3 Wetland Functions and Values This section provides a listing of the general functions and values of the wetlands in the Survey Corridor based on the USACE Highway Methodology Workbook for Wetland Functions and Values: A Descriptive Approach (1999). The 13 func-tions and values that are considered are listed below.
1. Ground Water Recharge/Discharge 2. Floodflow Alteration 3. Fish and Shellfish Habitat 4. Sediment/Toxicant/Pathogen Retention 5. Nutrient Removal/Retention/Transformation 6. Production Export 7. Sediment/Shoreline Stabilization 8. Wildlife Habitat 9. Recreation 10. Educational/Scientific Value 11. Uniqueness/Heritage 12. Visual Quality/Aesthetics 13. Threatened or Endangered Species Habitat
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Evaluation of Wetland Functions
Groundwater Recharge/Discharge. This function considers the potential for a wetland to serve as a groundwater recharge/discharge area. The Project Area is characterized by rolling topography comprised predominantly of glaciated till and silty soils, and it encompasses two primary watersheds. The majority of the wet-lands delineated in the Survey Corridor have a direct surface hydrologic connec-tion to these watersheds. Many of these wetlands are found on hillsides and re-ceive water from groundwater discharges (seeps) or from drained agricultural fields. Although these wetlands are hydrologically connected to traditional navi-gable waterways, they are also effective in holding surface water runoff for groundwater recharge. Wetlands having no apparent surface hydrologic connec-tion occur as small natural depressions in agricultural fields and in forested areas, in some cases resulting from impacted soils rutted by logging operations. These wetlands are all areas of groundwater recharge.
Floodflow Alteration. This function considers the effectiveness of a wetland in reducing flood damage by water retention for prolonged periods following pre-cipitation events. Floodflow alteration is a primary function of those wetlands associated with watercourses and their tributaries. All wetlands found within the Survey Corridor serve this function to some degree by attenuating runoff; how-ever, this is a secondary function for smaller wetlands located higher in the water-shed.
Fish and Shellfish Habitat. This function considers the effectiveness of seasonal watercourses or permanent waterbodies associated with wetlands for fish habitat. Some wetlands delineated within the Survey Corridor had a direct hydrologic connection to stream corridors classified as trout streams by NYSDEC. Although the wetlands are not trout habitat, they contribute to the stream resource. The wetlands adjacent to stream channels play an important role in the dynamics of the stream itself. They provide a floodplain for the channel during high flows and the vegetation provides roughness to slow down water velocities allowing sedi-ment to settle out of suspension. The sediment retention function of the wetland adjacent to the stream is important to prevent the degradation of spawning habitat. These wetlands may also play a role in maintaining a cool, constant water tem-perature in the watercourse. Groundwater slowly and regularly discharges into the channel from these wetlands. Where present, overhead vegetation shades the open channel and is the basis of the food chain for the stream below. Insect and other invertebrate production is linked to the vegetation found in the vicinity of these streams. Wetlands and stream associations are listed in Table 5-2. NYSDEC stream classifications are listed in Table 5-3.
Sediment/Toxicant/Pathogen Retention. This function reduces or prevents deg-radation of water quality. It relates to the effectiveness of the wetland as a trap for sediment, toxicants, or pathogens in runoff from surrounding uplands or up-stream-eroding wetland areas. Numerous wetlands within the Survey Corridor
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receive runoff from natural or man-made drainages in adjacent agricultural fields or from seeps or surface runoff on slopes and perform this function very effec-tively.
Nutrient Removal/Retention/Transformation. This function considers the ef-fectiveness of the wetland as a trap for nutrients in runoff water from surrounding uplands or contiguous wetlands, and the ability of the wetland to process these nutrients into other forms or trophic levels. Many of the wetlands found adjacent to agricultural fields or in watercourses perform this function very effectively.
Production Export. This function evaluates the effectiveness of the wetland to produce food or usable products for man or other living organisms. While most of the wetlands delineated provide some level of food for wildlife, the majority of the wetlands are small and do not provide a significant export. The greatest ex-port production within the Project Area is provided by large wetlands, with di-verse communities or vegetation, associated with streams. These wetlands are located outside of the Survey Corridor.
Sediment/Shoreline Stabilization. This function considers the effectiveness of a wetland to stabilize stream banks and shorelines against erosion. This is an im-portant function of wetlands within the Survey Corridor that are associated with watercourses.
Wildlife Habitat. This function considers the effectiveness of the wetland to provide habitat for various types and populations of animals typically associated with a wetland and/or the wetland edge. The majority of the Survey Corridor is comprised of old field/shrub, forested communities, and agricultural land. Wet-lands, in association with these upland communities, serve as habitat for a broad range of amphibians, small mammals (e.g., mice, moles, and voles), songbirds, and larger mammals (e.g., beaver, coyote, and white-tailed deer).
Recreation. This value considers the suitability of the wetland and associated watercourses to provide recreational opportunities. Deer hunting is a primary rec-reational activity conducted in this area. These values are primarily associated with the streams or surrounding upland habitats rather than with the wetlands.
Educational/Scientific Value. This value considers the suitability of the wetland as a site for an “outdoor classroom” or as a location for scientific study or re-search. The wetlands are located on private property that is not within or near any educational facility nor are there any wetlands of unique scientific value within the Survey Corridor.
Uniqueness/Heritage. This value considers the effectiveness of the wetland or associated waterbodies to provide certain special values. The wetlands in the Survey Corridor are generally small or moderate in size, are predominantly emer-gent and scrub-shrub wetlands, generally are not associated with open water com-
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ponents, and are located in a rural community not subjected to development pres-sure. These wetlands offer no unique viewing opportunities or other cultural val-ues.
Visual Quality/Aesthetics. This value considers the visual and aesthetic quality or usefulness of the wetland. The wetlands in the Survey Corridor offer no unique viewing opportunities.
Threatened or Endangered Species Habitat. All endangered species issues re-lated to this Project are addressed in the DEIS. Endangered or threatened plant and wildlife species are not known to occur within the wetlands of the Project Area and were not observed during this field review. The wetlands and uplands in the Survey Corridor were dominated by plant communities typical of this re-gion of New York.
5.2 Waterbodies Table 5-3 provides a description of each perennial or intermittent stream that was identified within the Survey Corridor during field surveys. The streams range from well-defined stream channels to poorly defined headwater channels. The locations of these streams are depicted in relation to Project facilities on the map-ping included for each sector in Appendix F.
In addition, numerous other geographic features were delineated within the Sur-vey Corridor and are depicted on the wetland mapping as drains and ponds. Drains include features that appear to be man-made ditches through upland soils (typically for agricultural use), small swales, and natural drains which lack a de-fined bed and bank and are not federally or state jurisdictional streams. These features have been identified in order to characterize the hydrology of the Survey Corridor and in many cases to document the hydrologic connection or lack of connection between delineated wetlands and traditional navigable waters.
5.2.1 Streams Sixty-two streams were identified in the Survey Corridor. The majority of streams in the Survey Corridor are class C, C(t), B, and D streams. Four streams within the Survey Corridor are class AA (S118, S69, S569, and S509/509a). Fif-teen streams within the Survey Corridor are class B (S513, S55, S137, S55a, S60a, S60, S1004, S28, S65, S141, S27, S1017, S1019, S1021, and S1015).Fourteen of these streams are protected Class C(t) streams (S21, S18, S18a, S1002, S1003, S530, S548, S560, S565, S83, S123, S127, S512, and S133). The remainder of the streams are non-protected Class C and Class D streams.
5.2.2 Surface Water Use Surface water features in the Survey Corridor are utilized for recreational, wild-life, and agricultural uses.
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Perennial streams that have been classified for fishing in the vicinity of the Sur-vey Corridor may provide fishing opportunities for the public. According to NYSDEC, public fishing right easements are accessible at various locations along the Canadaway Creek and West Branch Conewango Creek, both of which lie out-side of the Project Site (NYSDEC 2008a). Most of the streams within the Survey Corridor are tributaries to one of these two waterbodies. Table 5-3 details which streams within the Survey Corridor are tributaries of these systems.
All of the streams within the Survey Corridor may be used to some extent by wildlife and livestock as a source of drinking water. Although regulated as pro-tected streams, most of the streams overlapping the Project Site are intermittent in nature, or comprise headwater drainages within the watershed. As such, water availability is intermittent and may be present only during periods of continuous or heavy precipitation or during the snowmelt period in the spring. Furthermore, because the ephemeral nature of the streams in the Project Area, the conditions in these streams are usually unsuitable for fish species. Amphibians and macro-invertebrates have greater flexibility in adapting to intermittent stream flow and are likely to inhabit streams in the Project Site when water is present. Perennial Class C streams S1500, S1000, S1001, S13, S1503, S1501, S1006, S1007, S90, S1010, S78, and the Class C(t) streams previously listed are suitable for support-ing fish species.
Natural and man-made ponds are scattered throughout the Survey Corridor. Ponds vary in size, but are typically less than 1 acre with depths ranging from 2 to 10 feet. Natural ponds exist in both forests and fields and in some cases result from beaver activity. Man-made ponds used for agricultural purposes are located in farm fields, and recreational ponds are located in open or forested residential areas and private camping areas. Wildlife may also utilize these resources.
Tabl
e 5-
2 S
umm
ary
of D
elin
eate
d W
etla
nd C
hara
cter
istic
s, A
rkw
right
Sum
mit
Win
d Fa
rm
Wet
land
ID
Wet
land
Com
mun
ityTy
peW
ater
shed
Stre
am R
each
D
rain
age
Are
a (a
cres
)
Are
a of
Wet
land
w
ithin
the
Surv
ey
Cor
ridor
(acr
es)
Are
a of
Pon
d w
ithin
the
Surv
ey
Cor
ridor
(acr
es)
Latit
ude1
Long
itude
1Ea
stin
g1N
orth
ing1
Add
ition
al C
omm
ents
Doc
umen
tatio
nA
ppen
dix
F M
ap F
ram
eSo
uthe
ast C
lust
erA
cces
s R
oad
Gro
up 1
(Tur
bine
s 2R
, 3, 4
)W
116
PEM
WS2
4915
3.09
81.
0596
42.3
5013
8-7
9.18
7286
6493
01.2
5110
846
9024
4.10
3080
W11
6 is
a m
oder
atel
y si
zed
PEM
wet
land
in a
mix
ed fo
rest
that
has
fo
rmed
in th
e ro
ad c
hann
el o
f a sn
ow m
obile
trai
l. S
oils
are
satu
rate
d an
d W
116
is in
term
itten
tly in
unda
ted.
Wet
land
veg
etat
ion
is c
onfin
ed
to d
istu
rbed
are
as.
Inflo
w is
from
up-
grad
ient
are
as.
Out
flow
is to
the
east
in d
iscr
ete/
conf
ined
surf
ace
flow
to S
1000
. W
etla
nd fl
ow is
cu
lver
ted
unde
r a sn
ow m
obile
trai
l. W
116
has l
ow v
eget
atio
n di
vers
ity
and
over
all l
ow v
alue
due
to th
e di
stur
banc
e in
the
area
.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P4
09,
P410
SE-2
, SE-
3
W50
1PE
MW
S216
127.
893
0.01
7842
.352
361
-79.
1856
4264
9431
.365
405
4690
493.
8972
00W
501
is a
larg
e PE
M w
etla
nd st
artin
g at
the
edge
of a
fiel
d an
d co
ntin
uing
wes
t int
o an
Ace
r sac
char
um fo
rest
. Th
ere
is a
fiel
d to
the
north
and
fore
st in
all
othe
r dire
ctio
ns.
W50
1 is
at a
min
or d
epre
ssio
nal
area
at t
he b
ase
of a
hill
. It
is le
vel t
o th
e so
uthe
ast b
ut d
rops
aga
in
outs
ide
of th
e su
rvey
cor
ridor
. D
rain
age
is d
iscr
ete
and
conf
ined
su
rfac
e flo
w to
D50
1 ru
ns p
aral
lel t
o th
e no
rthea
st si
de o
f the
fiel
d. T
he
drai
n le
ads t
o an
unn
amed
trib
utar
y to
Wes
t Bra
nch
Con
ewan
go C
reek
.Th
e w
etla
nd h
as m
oder
ate
to h
igh
vege
tativ
e di
vers
ity a
nd m
oder
ate
wild
life
dive
rsity
.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P5
02SE
-2, S
E-3
W50
0PE
MW
S216
127.
893
0.21
1642
.353
017
-79.
1881
3764
9224
.278
000
4690
562.
3624
50W
500
is a
smal
l dep
ress
iona
l PEM
wet
land
at t
he to
p of
a h
ill in
a
mix
ed, o
pen
fore
st.
Ther
e ar
e se
vera
l poo
ls ra
ngin
g fr
om 1
” to
6”
in
dept
h. I
nflo
w is
from
D50
0 to
the
sout
heas
t. T
here
is n
o vi
sibl
e ou
tflow
. Su
rrou
ndin
g ar
eas i
nclu
de fo
rest
to th
e so
uth,
wes
t, an
d no
rth
and
20 fe
et o
f for
est a
nd th
en a
mow
ed fi
eld
to th
e ea
st.
The
wet
land
ha
s low
to m
oder
ate
vege
tativ
e di
vers
ity a
nd m
oder
ate
wild
life
valu
e.Th
ere
are
tadp
oles
pre
sent
.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P5
00SE
-2
W50
0aPE
MW
S216
127.
893
0.07
2142
.352
827
-79.
1873
4764
9289
.778
094
4690
542.
6422
00Th
e w
etla
nd is
a v
ery
smal
l PEM
. W
500a
is c
onne
cted
to W
500
thro
ugh
drai
n D
500
whi
ch fl
ows w
hen
wat
er le
vels
are
hig
her.
The
re
are
no a
ppar
ent d
rain
s. It
has
low
val
ue d
ue to
size
con
stra
ints
and
fu
nctio
nalit
y. V
eget
atio
n is
sim
ilar t
o W
500.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P5
01SE
-2
Acc
ess
Roa
d G
roup
2 (T
urbi
nes
5R, 9
0R, 9
1R, 9
2R)
W2
PEM
WS2
4022
0.28
80.
5877
42.3
5617
8-7
9.19
7323
6484
60.3
0746
846
9089
7.26
4710
W2
is a
PEM
wet
land
ass
ocia
ted
with
a fa
rm p
ond
drai
ning
sout
h to
dr
ain
D2.
Out
flow
is d
iscr
ete
and
conf
ined
with
surf
ace
flow
to th
e so
uthe
ast t
o S1
000.
The
wet
land
has
mod
erat
e ve
geta
tive
dive
rsity
, low
to
mod
erat
e w
ater
qua
lity/
wat
er re
tent
ion,
and
mod
erat
e w
ildlif
e ha
bita
t.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P1
1SE
-6
W3
PEM
WS2
4022
0.28
80.
1090
42.3
5620
2-7
9.19
9805
6482
55.8
3944
946
9089
5.65
1420
W3
is a
smal
l iso
late
d de
pres
sion
al P
EM w
etla
nd in
a fo
rest
loca
ted
sout
h of
a fa
llow
fiel
d. T
here
are
no
appa
rent
dra
ins.
It h
as m
oder
ate
wat
er q
ualit
y/w
ater
rete
ntio
n, m
oder
ate
wild
life
utili
zatio
n, a
nd lo
w to
m
oder
ate
vege
tativ
e di
vers
ity.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P1
2SE
-5, S
E-6
W4
PEM
/PSS
WS2
1213
2.96
70.
1980
42.3
5685
1-7
9.20
1180
6481
41.0
0646
246
9096
5.30
1770
W4
is a
med
ium
size
d, si
de sl
ope
wet
land
dra
inin
g no
rthw
est i
s dis
cret
e an
d co
nfin
ed w
ith su
rfac
e flo
w.
The
wet
land
end
s bef
ore
the
botto
m o
f th
e sl
ope.
W4
drai
ns w
est i
nto
D4
whi
ch fl
ows t
o C
anad
away
Cre
ek.
It pr
ovid
es m
oder
ate
ecol
ogic
al v
alue
s and
func
tiona
lity.
Not
ed
amph
ibio
us li
fe (f
rog)
.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P1
3SE
-5
02:
0026
87_H
W09
_01-
B26
42Ta
bles
5-2
and
5-3
Wet
land
Stre
am T
able
.xls
-Tab
le 5
-2 W
etla
nds-
12/1
0/20
08Pa
ge 1
of 2
8
Tabl
e 5-
2 S
umm
ary
of D
elin
eate
d W
etla
nd C
hara
cter
istic
s, A
rkw
right
Sum
mit
Win
d Fa
rm
Wet
land
ID
Wet
land
Com
mun
ityTy
peW
ater
shed
Stre
am R
each
D
rain
age
Are
a (a
cres
)
Are
a of
Wet
land
w
ithin
the
Surv
ey
Cor
ridor
(acr
es)
Are
a of
Pon
d w
ithin
the
Surv
ey
Cor
ridor
(acr
es)
Latit
ude1
Long
itude
1Ea
stin
g1N
orth
ing1
Add
ition
al C
omm
ents
Doc
umen
tatio
nA
ppen
dix
F M
ap F
ram
eW
5PE
MW
S212
132.
967
0.04
6142
.354
127
-79.
2032
9464
7973
.335
872
4690
659.
1018
40W
5 is
a sm
all P
EM w
etla
nd in
a fo
rest
that
dra
ins i
n a
disc
rete
and
co
nfin
ed su
rfac
e flo
w to
the
wes
t to
D5.
Top
ogra
phic
map
s ind
icat
e a
conn
ectio
n to
Can
adaw
ay C
reek
. W
5 ha
s a c
lay
conf
inin
g la
yer
appr
oxim
atel
y 11
” be
low
the
surf
ace.
Soi
l is s
atur
ated
to th
e su
rfac
e.Th
ere
is e
vide
nce
of re
cent
inun
datio
n. W
5 ha
s mod
erat
e va
lue
and
func
tion
due
to it
s sm
all s
ize.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P2
2SE
-5
W6
PEM
WS2
2372
.073
0.08
7842
.353
590
-79.
2032
1064
7981
.542
066
4690
599.
6404
90W
6 is
a sm
all P
EM w
etla
nd in
a fo
rest
that
dra
ins v
ia d
iscr
ete
and
conf
ined
surf
ace
flow
to th
e w
est t
o D
6 to
Can
adaw
ay C
reek
. It
has a
de
ep A
hor
izon
with
supe
r sat
urat
ed so
ils b
elow
4”.
The
wet
land
has
m
oder
ate
valu
e an
d fu
nctio
n du
e to
smal
l siz
e.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P2
3SE
-5
Acc
ess
Roa
d G
roup
4 (T
urbi
nes
9R, 1
0)W
503
PEM
WS1
5035
6.22
30.
0569
42.3
7904
9-7
9.19
0574
6489
62.0
8367
946
9344
8.73
8280
W50
3 is
a sm
all P
EM w
etla
nd in
a fo
rest
. It
is a
seep
are
a w
ith v
ery
little
inflo
w fr
om se
eps.
Out
flow
is d
iscr
ete
and
conf
ined
surf
ace
flow
to
thre
e dr
ains
that
flow
eas
t tow
ards
Hw
y. 8
3. T
he w
etla
nd is
on
~20°
sl
ope.
Veg
etat
ive
dive
rsity
is lo
w to
mod
erat
e. W
ildlif
e va
lue
is lo
w.
Ther
e is
har
dwoo
d fo
rest
in a
ll di
rect
ions
.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P5
27SE
-12,
SE-
13
W11
5PE
MW
S162
208.
080
0.02
1842
.378
168
-79.
1906
3064
8959
.557
973
4693
350.
7455
10W
115
is a
smal
l sid
e sl
ope
PEM
wet
land
with
in a
fore
st.
Inflo
w is
from
th
e no
rthea
st.
Topo
grap
hic
map
ping
indi
cate
s dra
inag
e to
the
sout
h to
an
unn
amed
trib
utar
y to
Wes
t Bra
nch
Con
ewan
go C
reek
. W
115
has
low
veg
etat
ion
dive
rsity
and
low
val
ue d
ue to
the
smal
l siz
e.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P3
98SE
-12
W55
6PE
MW
S162
208.
080
0.02
0542
.378
696
-79.
1937
0764
8704
.981
430
4693
404.
0230
30W
556
is a
PEM
wet
land
in a
fore
st o
f Ace
r sac
char
um a
nd F
raxi
nus
penn
sylv
anic
a.In
flow
is fr
om u
p-gr
adie
nt a
reas
. No
visi
ble
outfl
ow
was
obs
erve
d. D
iver
sity
is m
oder
ate.
Wild
life
valu
e is
low
. W
etla
nd
valu
e fo
r W55
6 is
low
bec
ause
of s
ize.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P7
14SE
-13
W11
4PE
MW
S180
377.
287
0.28
7542
.378
570
-79.
1954
3164
8563
.321
384
4693
386.
9560
80W
114
is a
mod
erat
ely
size
d de
pres
sion
al P
EM w
etla
nd in
a fo
rest
. The
ar
ea h
as b
een
dist
urbe
d by
ruts
from
logg
ing
road
s. In
flow
is fr
om u
p-gr
adie
nt a
reas
and
dis
cret
e &
con
fined
with
surf
ace
flow
from
the
north
. Th
e w
etla
nd c
ontin
ues s
outh
out
of t
he su
rvey
cor
ridor
. Top
ogra
phy
indi
cate
s out
flow
to th
e so
uth
sout
hwes
t to
an u
nnam
ed tr
ibut
ary
to a
W
est B
ranc
h C
onew
ango
Cre
ek. T
he w
etla
nd h
as lo
w v
eget
ativ
e di
vers
ity. W
114
is o
f mod
erat
e va
lue
and
prov
ides
mod
erat
e w
ildlif
e ha
bita
t.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P3
97SE
-13
W11
3PE
MW
S150
356.
223
0.00
7042
.379
725
-79.
1977
2964
8371
.435
642
4693
511.
2188
10W
113
is a
smal
l dep
ress
iona
l PEM
wet
land
in a
rutte
d ar
ea w
ithin
a
fore
st.
Inflo
w is
from
up-
grad
ient
surr
ound
ing
area
s. T
here
is n
o ap
pare
nt o
utflo
w.
Ther
efor
e, th
is w
etla
nd is
con
side
red
to b
e is
olat
ed.
The
wet
land
has
low
veg
etat
ive
dive
rsity
and
low
ove
rall
valu
e du
e to
its
smal
l siz
e.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P3
92SE
-14
W13
PEM
WS1
8037
7.28
70.
3775
42.3
8029
3-7
9.20
0968
6481
03.3
8664
046
9356
8.68
9940
W13
serv
es a
s the
hea
dwat
ers t
o S1
3. W
13 is
a la
rge
PEM
wet
land
that
dr
ains
sout
heas
t via
dis
cret
e an
d co
nfin
ed su
rfac
e flo
w to
the
sout
heas
t.Th
e ar
ea h
as b
een
impa
cted
by
logg
ing.
Log
ging
road
s cro
ss S
13 a
nd
ther
efor
e se
rve
as d
rain
s int
o S1
3. T
he w
etla
nd h
as m
oder
ate
to h
igh
wat
er q
ualit
y/w
ater
rete
ntio
n du
e to
con
nect
ion
to S
13.
S13
flow
s so
uthe
ast t
o an
unn
amed
trib
utar
y to
Wes
t Bra
nch
Con
ewan
go C
reek
.Th
e w
etla
nd h
as m
oder
ate
to h
igh
valu
es a
nd fu
nctio
ns.
Effo
rts sh
ould
be
mad
e to
min
imiz
e th
e nu
mbe
r of s
tream
cro
ssin
gs b
y ac
cess
road
s an
d tra
nsm
issi
on li
nes.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P5
2,
P53
SE-1
4, S
E-15
02:
0026
87_H
W09
_01-
B26
42Ta
bles
5-2
and
5-3
Wet
land
Stre
am T
able
.xls
-Tab
le 5
-2 W
etla
nds-
12/1
0/20
08Pa
ge 2
of 2
8
Tabl
e 5-
2 S
umm
ary
of D
elin
eate
d W
etla
nd C
hara
cter
istic
s, A
rkw
right
Sum
mit
Win
d Fa
rm
Wet
land
ID
Wet
land
Com
mun
ityTy
peW
ater
shed
Stre
am R
each
D
rain
age
Are
a (a
cres
)
Are
a of
Wet
land
w
ithin
the
Surv
ey
Cor
ridor
(acr
es)
Are
a of
Pon
d w
ithin
the
Surv
ey
Cor
ridor
(acr
es)
Latit
ude1
Long
itude
1Ea
stin
g1N
orth
ing1
Add
ition
al C
omm
ents
Doc
umen
tatio
nA
ppen
dix
F M
ap F
ram
eW
12PE
MW
S148
168.
034
1.27
4342
.381
332
-79.
2038
6764
7862
.272
569
4693
678.
9722
00W
12 is
a la
rge
depr
essi
onal
PEM
wet
land
dra
inin
g to
the
north
east
in
over
land
shee
t flo
w to
an
unna
med
trib
utar
y to
Wes
t Bra
nch
Con
ewan
go C
reek
. N
atur
al d
rain
age
has b
een
skew
ed b
y lo
ggin
g ro
ads.
The
topo
grap
hy is
hum
moc
ky in
woo
ded
area
s. In
flow
is o
verla
nd
shee
t flo
w fr
om W
11 to
W12
. Th
e w
etla
nd h
as m
oder
ate
to h
igh
vege
tativ
e di
vers
ity, m
oder
ate
wild
life
habi
tat/u
tiliz
atio
n, a
nd m
oder
ate
wat
er q
ualit
y/w
ater
rete
ntio
n.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P5
1SE
-15
Acc
ess
Roa
d G
roup
17
(Tur
bine
s 11
, 12,
14)
W10
PEM
WS1
5129
7.10
00.
0885
42.3
8171
8-7
9.20
6975
6476
05.5
5110
946
9371
6.43
4240
W10
is a
smal
l PEM
wet
land
with
smal
l dep
ress
iona
l are
as.
It dr
ains
to
a sm
all,
man
-mad
e po
nd to
the
north
. To
pogr
aphy
indi
cate
s pro
babl
e dr
aina
ge o
ut o
f pon
d to
the
north
to a
n un
nam
ed tr
ibut
ary
to B
lack
Pon
d an
d th
en W
est B
ranc
h C
onew
ango
Cre
ek.
The
wet
land
has
mod
erat
e ve
geta
tive
dive
rsity
and
low
to m
oder
ate
wat
er q
ualit
y/w
ater
rete
ntio
n du
e to
cha
nge
in h
ydro
logy
from
man
-mad
e po
nd.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P4
5SE
-16
W55
5PE
MW
S151
297.
100
0.07
4642
.380
916
-79.
2105
2264
7315
.425
020
4693
621.
2247
30W
555
is a
smal
l pit
and
mou
nd P
EM w
etla
nd in
a fo
rest
ed a
rea.
The
up
land
mou
nds a
re d
omin
ated
by
Acer
sacc
haru
m, C
rata
egus
sp.,
and
Frax
inus
pen
nsyl
vani
ca.
The
data
poi
nt a
rea
is d
omin
ated
by
Ono
clea
sens
ibili
s, C
arex
sp.,
and
Frax
inus
pen
nsyl
vani
ca sa
plin
gs. O
utflo
w is
to
the
north
-nor
thw
est t
o S8
a vi
a di
scre
te a
nd c
onfin
ed su
rfac
e flo
w.
Inflo
w is
from
up-
grad
ient
are
as. W
555
is a
low
to m
oder
ate
valu
e w
etla
nd d
ue to
its s
mal
l siz
e. It
has
low
veg
etat
ive
dive
rsity
and
low
w
ildlif
e va
lue.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P7
05SE
-16
W55
4(2)
PEM
WS1
5129
7.10
00.
8113
42.4
1798
5-7
9.25
3298
6437
09.2
4365
346
9766
4.12
3950
W55
4(2)
is a
larg
e PE
M w
etla
nd in
a fo
rest
ed a
rea.
The
surr
ound
ing
area
is a
mix
ed fo
rest
with
Ace
r sac
char
um, F
raxi
nus p
enns
ylva
nica
, an
d Pi
nus s
trob
us.
Inflo
w is
from
up-
grad
ient
are
as. O
utflo
w is
to
D55
4 w
hich
flow
s nor
th to
a ro
adsi
de d
itch.
Div
ersi
ty is
mod
erat
e.
Wild
life
valu
e is
mod
erat
e. W
554(
2) c
ontin
ues e
ast a
nd so
uth
outs
ide
the
corr
idor
.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P7
04SE
-16
W9
PEM
WS1
5129
7.10
00.
5844
42.3
8046
0-7
9.21
1984
6471
96.1
1823
646
9356
8.11
2540
W9
is a
smal
l dep
ress
iona
l PEM
wet
land
that
dra
ins v
ia d
iscr
ete
and
conf
ined
surf
ace
flow
to D
9, fl
ows t
hrou
gh a
cul
vert
unde
r a ro
ad, a
nd
then
into
S8
whi
ch fl
ows i
nto
Bla
ck P
ond
and
then
an
unna
med
tri
buta
ry to
Wes
t Bra
nch
Con
ewan
go C
reek
. M
uch
of th
e su
rfac
e ar
ea
is in
unda
ted.
Inf
low
is fr
om d
rain
s to
the
sout
h. T
he w
etla
nd h
as
mod
erat
e va
lue
and
func
tiona
lity
due
to sm
all s
ize
and
low
veg
etat
ive
dive
rsity
.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P3
6SE
-16,
SE-
17
W8
PEM
WS1
5129
7.10
00.
3752
42.3
8087
2-7
9.21
3121
6471
01.5
3430
846
9361
1.86
7920
W8
is a
med
ium
PEM
line
ar w
etla
nd w
ith d
rain
age
to th
e ea
st w
ith
area
s of i
nund
atio
n. T
he so
il ha
s a su
lfidi
c od
or.
The
wet
land
dra
ins
into
D8
via
disc
rete
and
con
fined
surf
ace
flow
and
then
into
S8
whi
ch
flow
s int
o B
lack
Pon
d an
d th
en a
n un
nam
ed tr
ibut
ary
to W
est B
ranc
h C
onew
ango
Cre
ek.
Bub
bles
rose
to su
rfac
e of
wat
er in
soil
pit.
Soi
ls
have
a h
igh
orga
nic
com
poun
d. T
he w
etla
nd h
as m
oder
ate
func
tions
an
d va
lues
.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P3
5SE
-16,
SE-
17
02:
0026
87_H
W09
_01-
B26
42Ta
bles
5-2
and
5-3
Wet
land
Stre
am T
able
.xls
-Tab
le 5
-2 W
etla
nds-
12/1
0/20
08Pa
ge 3
of 2
8
Tabl
e 5-
2 S
umm
ary
of D
elin
eate
d W
etla
nd C
hara
cter
istic
s, A
rkw
right
Sum
mit
Win
d Fa
rm
Wet
land
ID
Wet
land
Com
mun
ityTy
peW
ater
shed
Stre
am R
each
D
rain
age
Are
a (a
cres
)
Are
a of
Wet
land
w
ithin
the
Surv
ey
Cor
ridor
(acr
es)
Are
a of
Pon
d w
ithin
the
Surv
ey
Cor
ridor
(acr
es)
Latit
ude1
Long
itude
1Ea
stin
g1N
orth
ing1
Add
ition
al C
omm
ents
Doc
umen
tatio
nA
ppen
dix
F M
ap F
ram
eW
7PE
M/P
SSW
S151
297.
100
0.28
3742
.381
030
-79.
2144
2864
6993
.543
839
4693
627.
1267
30W
7 is
a m
ediu
m si
zed
PEM
/PSS
wet
land
dra
inin
g to
the
east
to D
7 w
hich
dra
ins i
nto
W8.
W8
drai
ns to
S8
whi
ch fl
ows i
nto
Bla
ck P
ond
and
then
an
unna
med
trib
utar
y to
Wes
t Bra
nch
Con
ewan
go C
reek
.Th
ere
is in
dica
tion
of p
ast l
oggi
ng im
pact
s. S
oil c
onta
ins g
rave
l up
to
5” a
cros
s. T
he w
etla
nd is
ope
n en
ded
to th
e no
rth o
f sur
vey
corr
idor
.Th
e to
pogr
aphy
is h
umm
ocky
with
upl
and
trees
and
shru
bs o
n hu
mm
ocks
. Th
e w
etla
nd h
as m
oder
ate
func
tion
and
valu
es.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P3
4SE
-17
W14
PEM
WS1
5129
7.10
00.
1821
42.3
8484
8-7
9.21
6566
6468
08.6
8401
546
9404
7.43
7180
W14
is a
smal
l lin
ear d
rain
age
PEM
wet
land
dra
inin
g in
dis
cret
e an
d co
nfin
ed su
rfac
e flo
w to
a st
ream
that
orig
inat
es o
n th
e ea
st e
nd o
f W
14.
Topo
grap
hic
map
ping
indi
cate
s tha
t W14
is a
t the
hea
dwat
ers f
or
an u
nnam
ed tr
ibut
ary
to B
lack
Pon
d w
hich
flow
s int
o W
est B
ranc
h C
onew
ango
Cre
ek.
Inflo
w is
from
cul
vert
to th
e w
est n
ear t
he ro
ad.
Dum
ping
has
occ
urre
d ne
ar th
e cu
lver
t. A
smal
l eft
new
t was
obs
erve
d.
The
wet
land
has
mod
erat
e fu
nctio
ns a
nd v
alue
s.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P6
1,
P60
SE-1
8, S
C-1
Sout
heas
t Clu
ster
Col
lect
ion
Line
W70
PEM
/PFO
WS1
8714
8.59
80.
2633
42.3
6684
5-7
9.18
4034
6495
29.4
3343
646
9210
4.99
8840
W70
is a
smal
l to
med
ium
PEM
/PFO
wet
land
on
the
east
side
of H
wy
85.
Surr
ound
ing
area
s inc
lude
fiel
ds to
the
north
and
sout
h, H
wy.
85
to
the
wes
t, an
d th
e w
etla
nd c
ontin
uing
to th
e ea
st.
The
wet
land
is o
n a
20° t
o 70
° slo
pe.
Inflo
w is
from
seep
s and
road
runo
ff.
Out
flow
is
disc
rete
and
con
fined
surf
ace
flow
and
ove
rland
shee
t flo
w to
a st
ream
to
the
east
out
of t
he su
rvey
cor
ridor
. Th
e w
etla
nd h
as m
oder
ate
vege
tativ
e di
vers
ity a
nd lo
w w
ildlif
e va
lue
due
to p
roxi
mity
to th
e ro
ad.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P2
31SE
-9, S
E-10
W71
PEM
/PSS
WS1
8714
8.59
80.
1029
42.3
7118
6-7
9.18
4348
6494
93.2
4573
746
9258
6.51
2890
W71
is a
smal
l to
mod
erat
e PE
M/P
SS w
etla
nd b
etw
een
Hw
y. 8
5 an
d co
rn fi
eld.
Sur
roun
ding
are
as in
clud
e an
act
ive
agric
ultu
ral f
ield
ad
jace
nt to
the
east
and
sout
h, H
wy.
85
to th
e w
est,
and
an o
pen
area
to
the
north
. W
etla
nd is
rela
tivel
y fla
t with
20°
to 7
0° sl
opes
to th
e no
rth
and
wes
t. In
flow
is fr
om su
rrou
ndin
g up
-gra
dien
t ope
n ar
eas a
nd ro
ad
runo
ff.
Out
flow
is d
iscr
ete
and
conf
ined
surf
ace
flow
and
ove
rland
sh
eet f
low
to a
dra
in o
utsi
de o
f the
surv
ey c
orrid
or.
The
wet
land
has
m
oder
ate
vege
tativ
e di
vers
ity a
nd lo
w q
ualit
y du
e to
surr
ound
ing
land
scap
e.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P2
33SE
-10
Sout
h C
entr
al C
lust
erA
cces
s R
oad
Gro
up 5
(Tur
bine
s 15
, 18B
R, 1
6, 1
8AR
)W
117
PEM
WS1
3393
.544
0.03
4642
.389
530
-79.
2196
8764
6540
.839
411
4694
561.
9004
80W
117
is a
smal
l dep
ress
iona
l PEM
wet
land
in a
n Ac
er sa
ccha
rum
fo
rest
. In
flow
is fr
om a
n up
-gra
dien
t sur
roun
ding
are
a an
d ru
noff
from
a
logg
ing
road
to th
e so
uthw
est.
Out
flow
is in
term
itten
t dis
cret
e an
d co
nfin
ed su
rfac
e flo
w v
ia D
117
to th
e no
rthw
est t
o S1
005,
an
unna
med
tri
buta
ry to
Wal
nut C
reek
. W
117
has l
ow v
eget
atio
n di
vers
ity w
ith
mod
erat
e ov
eral
l val
ue.
It pr
ovid
es m
oder
ate
wild
life
habi
tat a
nd
pret
reat
men
t of w
ater
flow
ing
into
S10
05.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P4
25SC
-2, S
C-3
02:
0026
87_H
W09
_01-
B26
42Ta
bles
5-2
and
5-3
Wet
land
Stre
am T
able
.xls
-Tab
le 5
-2 W
etla
nds-
12/1
0/20
08Pa
ge 4
of 2
8
Tabl
e 5-
2 S
umm
ary
of D
elin
eate
d W
etla
nd C
hara
cter
istic
s, A
rkw
right
Sum
mit
Win
d Fa
rm
Wet
land
ID
Wet
land
Com
mun
ityTy
peW
ater
shed
Stre
am R
each
D
rain
age
Are
a (a
cres
)
Are
a of
Wet
land
w
ithin
the
Surv
ey
Cor
ridor
(acr
es)
Are
a of
Pon
d w
ithin
the
Surv
ey
Cor
ridor
(acr
es)
Latit
ude1
Long
itude
1Ea
stin
g1N
orth
ing1
Add
ition
al C
omm
ents
Doc
umen
tatio
nA
ppen
dix
F M
ap F
ram
eW
118
PEM
WS1
3393
.544
0.04
4142
.390
439
-79.
2184
9664
6636
.742
334
4694
664.
8519
20W
118
is a
smal
l PEM
ripa
rian
wet
land
alo
ng S
118.
Fill
has
bee
n pl
aced
in S
118
to fa
cilit
ate
pass
ing
of a
logg
ing
road
. Th
is ro
ad h
as
dam
med
the
stre
am, c
reat
ing
W11
8. I
nflo
w is
from
S11
8 to
the
north
wes
t and
sout
hwes
t. O
utflo
w is
dis
cret
e an
d co
nfin
ed su
rfac
e flo
w
to th
e so
uthe
ast i
nto
S118
. W
118
has l
ow v
eget
ativ
e di
vers
ity a
nd lo
w
over
all v
alue
due
to th
e ex
tent
of d
istu
rban
ce; h
owev
er, i
t doe
s pro
vide
gr
ound
wat
er re
char
ge o
ppor
tuni
ties.
S11
8 is
the
sam
e as
pre
viou
sly
surv
eyed
S10
05a.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P4
27,
P428
SC-2
W69
PEM
/PFO
WS1
3393
.544
0.08
2142
.392
525
-79.
2168
8864
6764
.271
313
4694
899.
2594
40W
69 is
a m
oder
atel
y si
zed
ripar
ian
PEM
/PFO
wet
land
in a
val
ley
with
in
a ha
rdw
ood
fore
st c
ompr
ised
of A
cer s
acch
arum
,Fra
xinu
spe
nnsy
lvan
ica
,Fag
us g
rand
ifolia
, and
Tsu
ga c
anad
ensi
s.Su
rrou
ndin
g ar
eas a
re a
t slo
pes o
f up
to 7
5°.
Inflo
w is
from
up-
grad
ient
sl
opes
and
seep
s. O
utflo
w is
to S
69 w
hich
flow
thro
ugh
W69
to th
e no
rthw
est.
The
wet
land
has
mod
erat
e to
hig
h ve
geta
tive
dive
rsity
and
m
oder
ate
to h
igh
wild
life
valu
e.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P2
29,
P230
SC-2
W56
8PE
MW
S138
104.
267
0.31
2642
.386
773
-79.
2217
9864
6373
.473
397
4694
252.
1509
50W
568
is a
mod
erat
ely
size
d PS
S/PE
M w
etla
nd a
long
side
wha
t app
ears
to
be
the
head
wat
ers o
f S50
9. W
568
is a
PSS
-dom
inat
ed w
etla
nd, w
ith
mor
e PE
M w
etla
nd a
reas
nea
r the
stre
am.
Dom
inan
t spe
cies
are
Vi
burn
um re
cogn
itum
and
Cor
nus s
tolo
nife
ra (P
olyg
onum
sagi
ttatu
m
and
Leer
sia
oryz
oide
s ar
e do
min
ant i
n so
me
sect
ions
of t
he in
unda
ted
stre
am, t
houg
h no
t nea
r the
dat
a po
int).
Upl
and
fore
st su
rrou
ndin
g th
e w
etla
nd in
clud
es P
runu
s ser
otin
a,A
cer s
acch
arum
,Ace
r rub
rum
,U
lmus
am
eric
ana
, and
Pin
us st
robu
s. I
nflo
w to
the
wet
land
is v
ia
grou
ndw
ater
seep
age
and
over
land
flow
from
the
east
and
wes
t.O
utflo
w is
to th
e no
rth v
ia c
onfin
ed d
rain
age
in S
509.
The
wet
land
has
m
oder
ate
grou
ndw
ater
rech
arge
/dis
char
ge, a
nd w
ildlif
e ha
bita
t fun
ctio
n an
d va
lues
. A
lso,
due
to lo
catio
n ne
ar st
ate
wild
life
man
agem
ent l
and,
it
has h
igh
uniq
uene
ss fu
nctio
n an
d va
lue.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P7
44,
P745
SC-3
, SC
-14
W56
9PE
MW
S138
104.
267
0.16
3042
.386
042
-79.
2242
1264
6176
.471
873
4694
166.
7864
30W
569
is a
smal
l PEM
ripa
rian
wet
land
com
plet
ely
with
in th
e ba
nks o
f S5
69.
The
com
mun
ity is
dom
inat
ed b
y So
lidag
o sp
. an
d Eu
pato
riad
elph
us m
acul
atus
. U
plan
d fo
rest
out
side
of t
he w
etla
nd is
co
mpr
ised
of F
raxi
nus p
enns
ylva
nica
,Ace
r rub
rum
,Fag
usgr
andi
folia
, and
Pru
nus s
erot
ina
. Th
e w
etla
nd h
as m
oder
ate
vege
tativ
e di
vers
ity.
Inflo
w is
thro
ugh
over
land
flow
from
the
east
and
w
est a
nd g
roun
dwat
er d
isch
arge
. O
utflo
w is
into
S56
9 to
the
north
.Th
e w
etla
nd h
as h
igh
flood
flow
alte
ratio
n an
d w
ildlif
e ha
bita
t and
m
oder
ate
grou
ndw
ater
dis
char
ge fu
nctio
n an
d va
lue.
The
wet
land
co
ntin
ues a
long
W56
9 to
the
north
, and
incl
udes
PO
569
to th
e so
uth.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P7
48SC
-3, S
C-1
4
PO56
9Po
ndW
S138
104.
267
0.03
12PO
569
is a
smal
l man
-mad
e po
nd w
ithin
a c
lear
ed a
rea.
The
sout
h si
de
of th
e po
nd b
orde
rs a
fore
st.
Num
erou
s spe
cies
of a
quat
ic v
eget
atio
n w
ere
note
d. T
he p
ond
is u
p to
2' d
eep.
SC-1
4
W50
8PE
MW
S125
47.0
350.
0201
42.3
9485
0-7
9.22
2860
6462
67.3
1666
446
9514
7.18
5550
W50
8 is
a v
ery
smal
l (ap
prox
imat
ely
25’ x
5’)
dep
ress
iona
l PEM
w
etla
nd in
a m
ixed
fore
st.
Inflo
w is
from
nea
rby
slop
es a
nd
grou
ndw
ater
. Th
ere
is n
o ap
pare
nt o
utflo
w.
The
wet
land
has
low
to
mod
erat
e ve
geta
tive
dive
rsity
and
low
wild
life
valu
e.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P5
54SC
-4, S
C-1
0
02:
0026
87_H
W09
_01-
B26
42Ta
bles
5-2
and
5-3
Wet
land
Stre
am T
able
.xls
-Tab
le 5
-2 W
etla
nds-
12/1
0/20
08Pa
ge 5
of 2
8
Tabl
e 5-
2 S
umm
ary
of D
elin
eate
d W
etla
nd C
hara
cter
istic
s, A
rkw
right
Sum
mit
Win
d Fa
rm
Wet
land
ID
Wet
land
Com
mun
ityTy
peW
ater
shed
Stre
am R
each
D
rain
age
Are
a (a
cres
)
Are
a of
Wet
land
w
ithin
the
Surv
ey
Cor
ridor
(acr
es)
Are
a of
Pon
d w
ithin
the
Surv
ey
Cor
ridor
(acr
es)
Latit
ude1
Long
itude
1Ea
stin
g1N
orth
ing1
Add
ition
al C
omm
ents
Doc
umen
tatio
nA
ppen
dix
F M
ap F
ram
eA
cces
s R
oad
Gro
up 6
(Tur
bine
21)
W22
PEM
WS1
5442
0.92
30.
1517
42.3
9291
2-7
9.23
7200
6450
91.4
9509
746
9490
7.36
6030
W22
is a
mod
erat
ely
size
d PE
M ri
paria
n w
etla
nd a
ssoc
iate
d w
ith S
21.
Inflo
w is
from
S21
and
pas
ture
s to
the
north
and
sout
h. O
utflo
w is
di
scre
te a
nd c
onfin
ed su
rfac
e flo
w to
S21
. S2
1 is
an
unm
appe
d po
rtion
of
the
head
wat
ers t
o C
linto
n B
rook
. Th
e w
etla
nd h
as m
oder
ated
ve
geta
tive
dive
rsity
and
wild
life
habi
tat.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P1
07,
P108
SC-5
W20
PEM
WS1
2423
1.99
30.
2839
42.3
9712
6-7
9.24
0392
6448
19.0
5323
346
9536
9.83
2960
W20
is a
mod
erat
ely
size
d de
pres
sion
al P
EM w
etla
nd in
a p
astu
re w
ith
inflo
w fr
om h
illsi
de ru
noff
to th
e ea
st.
W20
dra
ins i
n di
scre
te a
nd
conf
ined
surf
ace
flow
to th
e w
est t
owar
ds W
21 a
nd S
21.
S21
is a
n un
map
ped
porti
on a
t the
hea
dwat
ers o
f Clin
ton
Bro
ok.
The
wet
land
has
lo
w to
mod
erat
e w
ildlif
e ha
bita
t and
veg
etat
ive
dive
rsity
.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P9
7,
P98
SC-6
, SC
-7
Acc
ess
Roa
d G
roup
7 (T
urbi
nes
19, 5
7)PO
1510
Pond
WS1
2423
1.99
30.
0676
42.3
9769
2-7
9.23
4151
6453
31.4
2306
346
9544
3.39
7320
PO15
10 h
as v
ery
little
veg
etat
ion
but a
den
se n
ewt p
opul
atio
n.P5
40SC
-8W
566
PEM
WS1
2175
.161
0.25
1742
.396
165
-79.
2270
9164
5916
.007
881
4695
285.
9576
90W
566
is a
line
ar d
epre
ssio
nal P
EM w
etla
nd su
rrou
ndin
g a
drai
n, p
ond,
an
d st
ream
in a
cow
pas
ture
. Th
e st
ream
has
bee
n da
mne
d to
cre
ate
the
pond
to p
rovi
de w
ater
for t
he c
attle
. The
ent
ire a
rea
has b
een
dist
urbe
d by
the
cattl
e. In
flow
is fr
om u
p-gr
adie
nt a
reas
via
ove
rland
shee
t flo
w
and
drai
n D
566
from
the
north
wes
t. O
utflo
w is
dis
cret
e an
d co
nfin
ed
surf
ace
flow
to th
e so
uthe
ast t
o st
ream
S56
6. T
his i
s a lo
w v
alue
w
etla
nd d
ue to
the
cattl
e im
pact
s. It
has m
oder
ate
vege
tativ
e di
vers
ity. I
t pr
ovid
es st
orm
wat
er re
tent
ion
and
nutri
ent f
iltra
tion
of ru
noff
from
the
adja
cent
pas
ture
. Stre
am S
566
flow
s int
o pr
evio
usly
map
ped
stre
am,
S509
, an
unna
med
trib
utar
y to
Wal
nut C
reek
.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P7
34,
P735
SC-9
PO56
6Po
ndW
S121
75.1
610.
0285
42.3
9635
5-7
9.22
7322
6458
96.6
0295
846
9530
6.60
6930
PO56
6 is
a m
an-m
ade
pond
in a
cow
pas
ture
. D
566
flow
s int
o th
e po
nd, w
hich
has
bee
n cr
eate
d by
a d
am.
Out
flow
is to
S56
6, a
n un
nam
ed tr
ibut
ary
to W
alnu
t Cre
ek.
P734
SC-9
W56
7PE
MW
S121
75.1
610.
000
42.3
9671
0-7
9.22
6171
6459
90.4
3690
046
9534
7.95
9300
This
dat
ashe
et w
as ta
ken
in a
n ar
ea w
here
W56
7 ex
tend
s int
o th
e su
rvey
co
rrid
or b
riefly
. Th
ere
is n
o ve
geta
tion;
ther
efor
e, it
is n
ot m
appe
d as
a
wet
land
. W
567
cont
inue
s to
the
north
and
eas
t out
side
of t
he su
rvey
co
rrid
or.
W56
7 is
a P
EM w
etla
nd in
a m
ixed
fore
st.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P7
38SC
-9
Acc
ess
Roa
d G
roup
8 (T
urbi
nes
22)
W18
PEM
/PFO
WS1
2423
1.99
30.
1415
42.4
0215
3-7
9.23
9108
6449
13.2
0740
046
9593
0.21
9400
W18
is a
mod
erat
ely
size
d rip
aria
n PE
M/P
FO w
etla
nd th
at h
as b
een
heav
ily im
pact
ed b
y ca
ttle
graz
ing.
The
wet
land
dra
ins i
n di
scre
te a
nd
conf
ined
surf
ace
flow
into
S18
, an
unna
med
trib
utar
y to
Bal
l Gul
f. T
he
wet
land
has
low
to m
oder
ate
wild
life
habi
tat a
nd v
eget
ativ
e di
vers
ity.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P8
5,
P86
SC-7
, SC
-11
W55
7PE
MW
S87
106.
757
0.33
3242
.403
866
-79.
2408
5864
4765
.178
155
4696
117.
5359
00W
557
is a
larg
e PE
M w
etla
nd in
a fo
rest
ed a
rea.
Inflo
w is
from
up-
grad
ient
fiel
d ru
noff
and
gro
undw
ater
. Out
flow
to n
orth
out
side
of t
he
corr
idor
to u
nnam
ed tr
ibut
ary
to B
all G
ulf.
W55
7 co
ntin
ues n
orth
ou
tsid
e th
e co
rrid
or a
nd is
a m
appe
d N
WI w
etla
nd. S
urro
undi
ng a
rea
is
farm
fiel
ds. M
ost o
f the
are
a is
not
in a
fore
st. D
iver
sity
is m
oder
ate.
Th
ere
are
mor
e ve
geta
tive
spec
ies n
ot n
ear s
oil p
it. W
ildlif
e va
lue
is
mod
erat
e. E
vide
nce
of a
racc
oon
popu
latio
n w
as o
bser
ved.
W55
7 va
lue
is h
igh
beca
use
of si
ze a
nd N
WI s
tatu
s. La
ndow
ner s
ays d
ucks
and
dee
r ar
e of
ten
pres
ent.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P7
15SC
-11,
SC
-12
02:
0026
87_H
W09
_01-
B26
42Ta
bles
5-2
and
5-3
Wet
land
Stre
am T
able
.xls
-Tab
le 5
-2 W
etla
nds-
12/1
0/20
08Pa
ge 6
of 2
8
Tabl
e 5-
2 S
umm
ary
of D
elin
eate
d W
etla
nd C
hara
cter
istic
s, A
rkw
right
Sum
mit
Win
d Fa
rm
Wet
land
ID
Wet
land
Com
mun
ityTy
peW
ater
shed
Stre
am R
each
D
rain
age
Are
a (a
cres
)
Are
a of
Wet
land
w
ithin
the
Surv
ey
Cor
ridor
(acr
es)
Are
a of
Pon
d w
ithin
the
Surv
ey
Cor
ridor
(acr
es)
Latit
ude1
Long
itude
1Ea
stin
g1N
orth
ing1
Add
ition
al C
omm
ents
Doc
umen
tatio
nA
ppen
dix
F M
ap F
ram
eN
orth
east
Clu
ster
Acc
ess
Roa
d G
roup
10
(Tur
bine
s 27
A, 2
8R, 2
7)W
531
PEM
/PSS
WS9
921
4.99
80.
3458
42.4
0718
6-7
9.20
7407
6475
10.3
2707
446
9654
3.74
1170
W53
1 is
a m
oder
ate
to la
rge
PEM
/PSS
wet
land
. Wat
er in
flow
is fr
om
up-g
radi
ent (
east
-slo
ping
hill
side
) run
off.
Wat
er o
utflo
w is
to th
e so
uthe
ast v
ia d
rain
s D53
1 an
d D
531a
. Out
flow
is in
to g
roun
dwat
er, a
nd
ther
e is
no
pond
ed w
ater
or e
vide
nt o
utflo
w.
How
ever
, the
re is
a
map
ped
stre
am o
n th
e ot
her s
ide
of C
reek
Roa
d, a
ppro
xim
atel
y 75
feet
aw
ay. W
etla
nd W
531
is a
low
val
ue w
etla
nd w
ith m
oder
ate
vege
tativ
e di
vers
ity.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P6
06N
E-1
W53
2PE
M/P
SSW
S99
214.
998
0.13
0042
.407
835
-79.
2104
9764
7254
.514
441
4696
610.
4504
00W
532
is a
smal
l PEM
/PSS
wet
land
in a
n ac
tive
past
ure.
The
re is
a
fore
st o
n th
e so
uth,
eas
t, an
d w
est s
ides
. App
roxi
mat
ely
40%
of t
he
wet
land
is a
Ros
a m
ultif
lora
hed
ge. T
here
is a
n in
unda
ted
area
with
in
W53
2 th
at tu
rns i
nto
D53
2, w
hich
flow
s sou
thw
est v
ia d
iscr
ete
and
conf
ined
surf
ace
flow
dire
ctly
into
an
unna
med
stre
am lo
cate
d ou
tsid
e th
e su
rvey
cor
ridor
. W53
2 is
of m
oder
ate
valu
e, w
ith lo
w to
mod
erat
e w
ildlif
e ha
bita
t val
ue a
nd lo
w v
eget
ativ
e di
vers
ity.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P6
07N
E-1
W53
3PE
M/P
SSW
S99
214.
998
0.24
4942
.408
143
-79.
2115
2364
7169
.330
983
4696
642.
8000
10W
533
is a
mod
erat
ely
size
d PE
M/P
SS w
etla
nd lo
cate
d in
an
activ
e co
w/h
orse
pas
ture
. The
surr
ound
ing
area
is p
rimar
ily c
ow p
astu
re, b
ut
ther
e is
Tsu
ga c
anad
ensi
s an
d Ac
er sa
ccha
rum
fore
st to
the
sout
hwes
t. W
533
is in
a sl
ight
ly d
epre
ssio
nal a
rea,
and
is lo
cate
d pa
rtial
ly o
n 20
°sl
opes
. Wat
er in
flow
is fr
om u
p-gr
adie
nt a
reas
and
a sp
ring.
Wat
er
outfl
ow is
dis
cret
e an
d co
nfin
ed su
rfac
e flo
w in
to d
rain
s. Th
is w
etla
nd
is n
ot fl
agge
d an
d ex
tend
s out
side
the
surv
ey c
orrid
or. D
iver
sity
is h
igh;
w
ildlif
e va
lue
is m
oder
ate.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P6
08,
P609
NE-
1, N
E-2
W53
4PE
M/P
SSW
S77
215.
500
0.08
0742
.408
530
-79.
2124
5164
7092
.054
961
4696
684.
1792
10W
534
is a
smal
l PEM
/PSS
wet
land
loca
ted
in a
dep
ress
iona
l are
a. T
he
wet
land
is a
PEM
/PSS
with
tree
s on
the
surr
ound
ing
edge
s, le
adin
g up
hill
to a
pas
ture
on
the
sout
h, e
ast,
and
wes
t. O
utsi
de th
e co
rrid
or to
th
e no
rth is
a fo
rest
ed a
rea
that
the
wet
land
flow
s int
o. W
ater
inflo
w is
fr
om a
n un
derg
roun
d se
ep. W
ater
dra
ins v
ia c
onfin
ed su
rfac
e flo
w to
th
e no
rth (o
utsi
de th
e su
rvey
cor
ridor
). W
etla
nd W
534
has l
ow to
m
oder
ate
vege
tativ
e di
vers
ity a
nd w
ildlif
e ha
bita
t val
ue.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P6
10N
E-1,
NE-
2
W53
5PE
MW
S99
214.
998
0.10
2342
.407
610
-79.
2151
2964
6873
.888
614
4696
577.
4500
80W
535
is a
smal
l PEM
wet
land
loca
ted
in a
dep
ress
ion
in a
fiel
d. W
ater
in
flow
is fr
om u
p-gr
adie
nt h
illsi
des t
o th
e ea
st a
nd w
est,
and
outfl
ow is
to
the
sout
h vi
a di
scre
te a
nd c
onfin
ed su
rfac
e flo
w to
stre
am S
536.
W53
5 is
of l
ow v
alue
, with
low
to m
oder
ate
wild
life
habi
tat v
alue
and
m
oder
ate
vege
tativ
e di
vers
ity.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P6
11N
E-2,
NE-
4
W54
4PE
MW
S86
294.
395
0.00
7642
.408
434
-79.
2196
9164
6496
.542
586
4696
660.
9738
70W
544
is a
ver
y sm
all P
EM w
etla
nd in
an
old
road
. It i
s loc
ated
in a
de
pres
sion
al a
rea,
with
surr
ound
ing
5-de
gree
slop
es. T
he su
rrou
ndin
g ar
ea is
a fo
rest
of A
cer s
acch
arum
,Tsu
ga c
anad
ensi
s, a
nd F
agus
gran
difo
lia. T
here
is n
o w
ater
out
flow
from
wet
land
W54
4. V
eget
ativ
e di
vers
ity is
low
, and
wild
life
habi
tat v
alue
is v
ery
low
.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P6
50N
E-3
PO15
19Po
ndW
S86
294.
395
0.01
2542
.408
424
-79.
2196
1464
6502
.842
504
4696
660.
0886
90PO
1519
is a
smal
l inu
ndat
ed a
rea
of a
n ol
d ro
ad.
Wat
er d
epth
s are
up
to 1
2".
Ther
e is
no
asso
ciat
ed w
etla
nd.
P651
NE-
3
02:
0026
87_H
W09
_01-
B26
42Ta
bles
5-2
and
5-3
Wet
land
Stre
am T
able
.xls
-Tab
le 5
-2 W
etla
nds-
12/1
0/20
08Pa
ge 7
of 2
8
Tabl
e 5-
2 S
umm
ary
of D
elin
eate
d W
etla
nd C
hara
cter
istic
s, A
rkw
right
Sum
mit
Win
d Fa
rm
Wet
land
ID
Wet
land
Com
mun
ityTy
peW
ater
shed
Stre
am R
each
D
rain
age
Are
a (a
cres
)
Are
a of
Wet
land
w
ithin
the
Surv
ey
Cor
ridor
(acr
es)
Are
a of
Pon
d w
ithin
the
Surv
ey
Cor
ridor
(acr
es)
Latit
ude1
Long
itude
1Ea
stin
g1N
orth
ing1
Add
ition
al C
omm
ents
Doc
umen
tatio
nA
ppen
dix
F M
ap F
ram
eW
543a
PEM
/PSS
WS8
629
4.39
50.
0306
42.4
0794
8-7
9.21
9803
6464
88.4
3658
846
9660
6.85
5240
W54
3a is
mod
erat
ely
size
d, is
olat
ed P
EM/P
SS w
etla
nd su
rrou
ndin
g by
a
Tsug
a ca
nade
nsis
,Fag
us g
rand
ifolia
, and
Ace
r sac
char
um fo
rest
. Th
e w
etla
nd is
loca
ted
in a
dep
ress
iona
l are
a w
ith su
rrou
ndin
g sl
opes
of
up to
20°
. Wat
er in
flow
is fr
om u
p-gr
adie
nt a
reas
. Wat
er o
utflo
w is
via
dr
ain
D54
3 to
wet
land
W54
3, a
nd th
ere
is n
o ou
tflow
bey
ond
wet
land
W
543.
Veg
etat
ive
dive
rsity
and
wild
life
habi
tat v
alue
are
mod
erat
e.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P6
44,
P645
NE-
3
W54
3PE
M/P
SSW
S77
215.
500
0.07
9542
.407
788
-79.
2190
3064
6552
.408
473
4696
590.
4603
30W
543
is a
smal
l, is
olat
ed, i
nund
ated
dep
ress
iona
l PEM
/PSS
wet
land
in
aTs
uga
cana
dens
is a
nd F
agus
gra
ndifo
lia fo
rest
. Inf
low
is fr
om u
p-gr
adie
nt sl
opes
of 1
5° a
nd fr
om W
543a
via
D54
3. T
here
is n
o ap
pare
nt
outfl
ow. V
eget
ativ
e di
vers
ity is
low
and
wild
life
habi
tat v
alue
is
mod
erat
e. T
here
are
som
e ta
dpol
es in
the
wat
er o
f inu
ndat
ed a
reas
.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P6
43N
E-3
W54
2PE
MW
S77
215.
500
0.01
0142
.407
851
-79.
2186
1664
6586
.341
982
4696
598.
1811
00W
542
is a
smal
l iso
late
d PE
M w
etla
nd in
logg
ing
ruts
/par
t of a
n ol
d ro
ad in
a fo
rest
ed a
rea.
The
re is
no
inflo
w o
r out
flow
. The
re is
in
unda
tion
with
in lo
ggin
g ru
ts. T
he w
etla
nd h
as lo
w v
eget
ativ
e di
vers
ity
and
low
to m
oder
ate
wild
life
habi
tat v
alue
due
to su
rrou
ndin
g ar
ea.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P6
42N
E-3
W53
6PE
MW
S99
214.
998
0.42
6542
.406
866
-79.
2158
7464
6814
.269
366
4696
493.
4624
80W
536
is a
larg
e PE
M w
etla
nd a
ssoc
iate
d w
ith th
e he
adw
ater
s of s
tream
S5
36. T
he w
ater
s of s
tream
S53
6 flo
w to
the
north
east
. Wet
land
W53
6 is
a d
epre
ssio
nal w
etla
nd lo
cate
d be
twee
n tw
o up
-gra
dien
t edg
es. W
ater
in
flow
is fr
om th
e up
-gra
dien
t lan
d, a
nd w
ater
out
flow
is to
the
north
east
via
dis
cret
e an
d co
nfin
ed su
rfac
e flo
w to
stre
am S
536.
W
etla
nd W
536
has m
oder
ate
to h
igh
wild
life
habi
tat v
alue
and
m
oder
ate
to h
igh
vege
tativ
e di
vers
ity. T
he w
etla
nd c
ontin
ues o
ut o
f the
co
rrid
or a
t the
nor
th a
nd so
uthe
ast e
nds.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P6
12,
P613
NW
-2, N
E-4
W53
0PE
MW
S94
42.8
220.
2108
42.4
0462
8-7
9.21
3661
6470
01.5
8762
446
9624
8.79
4710
W53
0 is
a la
rge
PEM
wet
land
in a
fore
sted
are
a of
Fra
xinu
spe
nnsy
lvan
ica
,Ace
r sac
char
um,F
agus
gra
ndifo
lia, a
nd T
suga
cana
dens
is.
The
wet
land
is c
hara
cter
ized
by
pit a
nd m
ound
to
pogr
aphy
. W
ater
inflo
w is
from
up-
grad
ient
are
as.
Out
flow
is
disc
rete
and
con
fined
surf
ace
flow
to th
e so
uthe
ast t
o S5
30, w
hich
flo
ws o
ut o
f the
cor
ridor
into
a sa
tura
ted/
inun
date
d lo
ggin
g ro
ad, a
nd
then
con
tinue
s int
o a
larg
er st
ream
. Th
e st
ream
runs
alm
ost t
he e
ntire
le
ngth
of t
he w
etla
nd.
Wet
land
W53
0 is
of m
oder
ate
to h
igh
valu
e w
ith
mod
erat
e to
hig
h w
ildlif
e ha
bita
t val
ue a
nd m
oder
ate
to h
igh
vege
tativ
e di
vers
ity.
Man
y fr
ogs,
toad
s and
dra
gonf
lies w
ere
obse
rved
thro
ugho
ut
the
wet
land
.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P6
18,
P619
NE-
2, N
E-4
W54
6PE
MW
S94
42.8
220.
0075
42.4
0505
4-7
9.21
5298
6468
65.8
8999
846
9629
3.27
2670
W54
6 is
a m
oder
atel
y si
ze P
EM w
etla
nd w
ithin
a fo
rest
ed a
rea.
Wat
er
inflo
w is
from
an
up-g
radi
ent s
lope
to th
e no
rth a
nd fr
om a
smal
l see
p.
Out
flow
is d
iscr
ete
and
conf
ined
surf
ace
flow
to th
e so
uth
via
drai
n D
546
into
stre
am S
1513
out
side
the
surv
ey c
orrid
or. M
ost o
f the
w
etla
nd is
on
a sl
ope
of a
bout
35°
. The
wet
land
is o
f low
to m
oder
ate
valu
e, w
ith lo
w v
eget
ativ
e di
vers
ity a
nd lo
w to
mod
erat
e w
ildlif
e ha
bita
t val
ue d
ue to
surr
ound
ing
fore
st.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P6
53,
P654
NE-
4
02:
0026
87_H
W09
_01-
B26
42Ta
bles
5-2
and
5-3
Wet
land
Stre
am T
able
.xls
-Tab
le 5
-2 W
etla
nds-
12/1
0/20
08Pa
ge 8
of 2
8
Tabl
e 5-
2 S
umm
ary
of D
elin
eate
d W
etla
nd C
hara
cter
istic
s, A
rkw
right
Sum
mit
Win
d Fa
rm
Wet
land
ID
Wet
land
Com
mun
ityTy
peW
ater
shed
Stre
am R
each
D
rain
age
Are
a (a
cres
)
Are
a of
Wet
land
w
ithin
the
Surv
ey
Cor
ridor
(acr
es)
Are
a of
Pon
d w
ithin
the
Surv
ey
Cor
ridor
(acr
es)
Latit
ude1
Long
itude
1Ea
stin
g1N
orth
ing1
Add
ition
al C
omm
ents
Doc
umen
tatio
nA
ppen
dix
F M
ap F
ram
eA
cces
s R
oad
Gro
up 1
1 (T
urbi
nes
30, 3
0A, 3
3)W
558
PEM
WS9
214
7.06
60.
6695
42.4
1351
8-7
9.23
5897
6451
51.2
1642
246
9719
7.74
2420
W55
8 is
a m
oder
atel
y si
zed
linea
r dep
ress
iona
l PEM
wet
land
in a
fo
rest
ed a
rea.
The
re a
re tw
o ar
eas m
appe
d th
at a
re c
onne
cted
by
a ro
adsi
de d
itch
on th
e ea
st si
de o
f Cen
ter R
oad.
Inf
low
is fr
om u
p-gr
adie
nt a
reas
to th
e w
est a
nd n
orth
. O
utflo
w is
to th
e so
uth
via
the
road
side
ditc
h. T
opog
raph
ic m
appi
ng in
dica
tes f
low
to a
n un
nam
ed
tribu
tary
to W
alnu
t Cre
ek.
W55
8 ha
s mod
erat
e ve
geta
tive
dive
rsity
. It
is o
f low
qua
lity
due
to it
s clo
se p
roxi
mity
to C
ente
r Roa
d.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P7
16N
E-5,
NW
-1
PO10
01Po
ndW
S86
294.
395
0.06
3842
.414
519
-79.
2348
4664
5235
.363
819
4697
310.
6531
00N
E-5
PO10
02Po
ndW
S86
294.
395
0.00
2642
.414
305
-79.
2340
8064
5298
.905
127
4697
288.
2742
30N
E-5
W55
9PE
MW
S86
294.
395
0.03
5542
.412
180
-79.
2315
3464
5513
.315
996
4697
056.
5801
30W
559
is a
smal
l PEM
wet
land
bet
wee
n fo
rest
ed a
rea
of A
cer
sacc
haru
man
d an
ope
n ar
ea. T
here
is a
road
in th
e m
iddl
e of
the
W55
9. In
flow
is fr
om u
p-gr
adie
nt a
reas
. The
re is
no
visi
ble
outfl
ow.
Div
ersi
ty is
mod
erat
e w
ith F
raxi
nus p
enns
ylva
nica
, Sol
idag
o ru
gosa
, an
d Ju
ncus
effu
ses
pres
ent b
ut n
ot n
ext t
o th
e da
ta p
oint
. Wild
life
valu
e is
mod
erat
e be
caus
e of
num
erou
s fro
gs in
the
inun
date
d ar
ea. W
etla
nd
valu
e is
low
to m
oder
ate
due
to si
ze a
nd w
ildlif
e.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P7
17N
E-5,
NE-
6
W53
7PE
M/P
SS/
PFO
WS9
214
7.06
60.
2174
42.4
1069
7-7
9.23
6000
6451
49.2
0855
146
9688
4.27
7540
W53
7 is
a P
EM/P
SS/P
FO w
etla
nd a
ssoc
iate
d w
ith a
n ol
d ro
ad. W
ater
in
flow
is fr
om u
p-gr
adie
nt a
reas
. Ass
ocia
ted
drai
ns D
537
and
D53
7a
are
from
a ro
adsi
de d
itch
and
cont
inue
thro
ugh
the
wet
land
, lea
ding
ou
tsid
e th
e su
rvey
cor
ridor
. The
re a
re in
unda
ted
depr
essi
onal
are
as in
th
e w
etla
nd. W
etla
nd W
537
is a
hig
h va
lue
wet
land
, with
hig
h w
ildlif
e ha
bita
t val
ue a
nd v
eget
ativ
e di
vers
ity.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P6
27,
P628
NE-
6
W53
9PE
MW
S86
294.
395
0.07
8242
.410
993
-79.
2289
3864
5729
.654
454
4696
929.
2076
70W
539
is a
smal
l PEM
wet
land
in a
har
dwoo
d fo
rest
(Ace
r sac
char
um).
The
surr
ound
ing
area
has
slop
es o
f up
to 3
5°. W
ater
inflo
w is
from
up-
grad
ient
runo
ff, a
nd o
utflo
w is
into
a la
rger
wet
land
loca
ted
outs
ide
the
surv
ey c
orrid
or. V
eget
ativ
e di
vers
ity is
mod
erat
e. W
ildlif
e ha
bita
t val
ue
is lo
w.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P6
35,
P636
NE-
6
W10
8PE
MW
S86
294.
395
0.14
2242
.410
296
-79.
2283
9064
5776
.334
694
4696
852.
8111
10W
108
is a
mod
erat
ely
size
d PE
M w
etla
nd in
a fo
rest
, com
pris
ed o
f tw
o po
lygo
ns c
onne
cted
by
D10
8a, w
hich
dra
ins s
outh
east
. In
flow
is v
ia
disc
rete
runo
ff fr
om th
e w
est.
Out
flow
is to
the
north
east
via
D10
8 to
W
109,
and
to th
e so
uthe
ast v
ia d
iscr
ete
and
conf
ined
runo
ff to
S54
8.
W10
8 ex
hibi
ts lo
w v
eget
ativ
e di
vers
ity a
nd m
oder
ate
wild
life
habi
tat.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P3
59,
P360
NE-
6
W53
8PE
MW
S86
294.
395
0.23
1142
.410
868
-79.
2279
0664
5814
.897
163
4696
917.
1296
10Th
e su
rvey
ed a
rea
is a
smal
l por
tion
of a
larg
er w
etla
nd lo
cate
d ou
tsid
e of
the
surv
ey c
orrid
or.
W53
8 is
a sm
all P
EM p
artia
lly o
n a
15° s
lope
w
ithin
a fo
rest
of A
cer s
acch
arum
,Car
pinu
s car
olin
iana
, and
Pru
nus
sero
tina
. Wat
er in
flow
is fr
om u
p-gr
adie
nt a
reas
, and
out
flow
is to
a
larg
e w
etla
nd to
the
north
. Veg
etat
ive
dive
rsity
is m
oder
ate,
and
w
ildlif
e ha
bita
t val
ue is
low
.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P6
28,
P633
, P63
4
NE-
6, N
E-7
W10
9PE
M/P
SS/
PFO
WS8
629
4.39
50.
2488
42.4
1030
2-7
9.22
7202
6458
74.1
4524
746
9685
5.51
5210
W10
9 is
a m
oder
atel
y si
zed
PEM
/PSS
/PFO
wet
land
. Th
ere
is a
larg
e de
pres
sion
al a
rea
of in
unda
tion
in n
orth
ern
porti
on o
f W10
9. I
nflo
w is
vi
a D
108a
from
the
north
wes
t. O
utflo
w is
dis
cret
e an
d co
nfin
ed su
rfac
e flo
w v
ia D
109
flow
ing
north
east
, end
ing
abou
t 100
ft fr
om W
109.
Ther
e is
als
o ou
tflow
via
D10
9a fl
owin
g ea
st in
to a
wet
land
out
side
of
surv
ey c
orrid
or.
Bas
ed o
n to
pogr
aphi
c re
view
, W10
9 dr
ains
sout
heas
t to
S54
8 or
one
of i
ts tr
ibut
arie
s out
side
of t
he su
rvey
cor
ridor
. W
109
exhi
bits
mod
erat
e ve
geta
tive
dive
rsity
and
mod
erat
e w
ildlif
e va
lue.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P3
64,
P365
NE-
6, N
E-7
02:
0026
87_H
W09
_01-
B26
42Ta
bles
5-2
and
5-3
Wet
land
Stre
am T
able
.xls
-Tab
le 5
-2 W
etla
nds-
12/1
0/20
08Pa
ge 9
of 2
8
Tabl
e 5-
2 S
umm
ary
of D
elin
eate
d W
etla
nd C
hara
cter
istic
s, A
rkw
right
Sum
mit
Win
d Fa
rm
Wet
land
ID
Wet
land
Com
mun
ityTy
peW
ater
shed
Stre
am R
each
D
rain
age
Are
a (a
cres
)
Are
a of
Wet
land
w
ithin
the
Surv
ey
Cor
ridor
(acr
es)
Are
a of
Pon
d w
ithin
the
Surv
ey
Cor
ridor
(acr
es)
Latit
ude1
Long
itude
1Ea
stin
g1N
orth
ing1
Add
ition
al C
omm
ents
Doc
umen
tatio
nA
ppen
dix
F M
ap F
ram
eW
110
PEM
/PSS
/ PF
OW
S86
294.
395
0.07
3742
.410
300
-79.
2263
2064
5946
.704
520
4696
856.
8042
80W
110
is a
mod
erat
ely
size
d PE
M/P
SS/P
FO w
etla
nd th
at is
dom
inat
ed
by h
ydro
phyt
ic v
eget
atio
n, w
ith u
plan
d sp
ecie
s int
ersp
erse
d. W
110
slop
es to
the
sout
heas
t with
inflo
w fr
om n
orth
wes
t via
dis
cret
e ru
noff
an
d ou
tflow
via
dis
cret
e an
d co
nfin
ed ru
noff
to th
e so
uthe
ast.
Som
e ar
eas o
f inu
ndat
ion
occu
r in
depr
essi
ons.
W11
0 oc
curs
in a
larg
e,
slop
ing
Acer
rubr
um sw
amp
area
, but
due
to th
e pr
eval
ence
of u
plan
d ve
geta
tion
inte
rmix
ed w
ith w
etla
nd v
eget
atio
n in
man
y pl
aces
, onl
y a
porti
on o
f thi
s are
a w
as fl
agge
d as
wet
land
. W
110
drai
ns to
W11
1 an
d th
en to
W11
2, u
ltim
atel
y re
achi
ng S
548
to th
e ea
st, a
nd th
en to
Wal
nut
Cre
ek. T
he w
etla
nd e
xhib
its m
oder
ate
to h
igh
vege
tativ
e di
vers
ity a
nd
mod
erat
e w
ildlif
e va
lue.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P3
66,
P367
NE-
6, N
E-7
W11
1PE
MW
S86
294.
395
0.07
4042
.410
117
-79.
2255
5064
6010
.478
400
4696
837.
7630
00W
111
is a
smal
l PEM
logg
ing
road
wet
land
in h
eavi
ly lo
gged
, ope
n fo
rest
. Th
e w
etla
nd re
ceiv
es c
hann
eliz
ed in
flow
from
W11
0 vi
a D
111,
as
wel
l as d
iscr
ete
inflo
w fr
om su
rrou
ndin
g up
-gra
dien
t are
as to
the
wes
t. O
utflo
w is
dis
cret
e an
d co
nfin
ed su
rfac
e flo
w to
D11
1 w
hich
flo
ws t
hrou
gh W
111
to W
112,
dra
inin
g ea
st to
S54
8, a
nd u
ltim
atel
y to
W
alnu
t Cre
ek.
The
wet
land
exh
ibits
low
veg
etat
ive
dive
rsity
and
low
w
ildlif
e va
lue.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P3
68,
P369
NE-
7
W11
2PE
MW
S86
294.
395
0.10
9042
.410
230
-79.
2252
7264
6033
.076
500
4696
850.
7921
00W
112
is a
smal
l to
mod
erat
ely
PEM
wet
land
with
in lo
gged
, ope
n fo
rest
. Th
e w
etla
nd re
ceiv
es in
flow
via
D11
1 fr
om W
111
to th
e w
est a
nd v
ia
disc
rete
runo
ff o
ver m
oder
atel
y ea
st sl
opin
g to
pogr
aphy
. O
utflo
w is
di
scre
te a
nd c
onfin
ed su
rfac
e flo
w v
ia D
112
and
D11
2a to
the
east
.To
pogr
aphy
sugg
ests
W11
2 ev
entu
ally
dra
ins t
o S5
48 to
the
east
, and
ul
timat
ely
to W
alnu
t Cre
ek.
The
wet
land
has
mod
erat
e ve
geta
tive
dive
rsity
and
low
wild
life
valu
e.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P3
70N
E-7
W54
9a/
549b
PEM
WS8
629
4.39
50.
2507
42.3
9133
1-7
9.22
4465
6461
43.3
9791
246
9475
3.62
9580
W54
9b is
a m
oder
atel
y si
zed
pit a
nd m
ound
PEM
wet
land
in a
fore
sted
ar
ea o
f Ulm
us a
mer
ican
a,F
raxi
nus p
enns
ylva
nica
, and
Ace
rsa
ccha
rum
. Wat
er in
flow
is fr
om u
p-gr
adie
nt h
illsi
des a
nd d
rain
s. W
ater
dra
ins e
aste
rly v
ia d
iscr
ete
and
conf
ined
surf
ace
flow
to m
ultip
le
drai
ns a
nd th
en to
stre
am S
548.
Wet
land
W54
9b is
a m
oder
ate
valu
e w
etla
nd w
ith m
oder
ate
vege
tativ
e di
vers
ity a
nd w
ildlif
e ha
bita
t val
ue.
W54
9a is
a v
ery
smal
l PEM
wet
land
that
dra
ins t
o W
548a
. It h
as v
ery
low
veg
etat
ive
dive
rsity
and
ver
y lo
w w
ildlif
e va
lue.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P6
62,
P663
, P66
1
NE-
7
W54
8/54
8aPE
MW
S86
294.
395
0.23
2842
.409
869
-79.
2231
5764
6207
.958
117
4696
814.
3718
90W
548
is a
smal
l, rip
aria
n PE
M w
etla
nd lo
cate
d ne
xt to
a st
ream
. Inf
low
is
from
up-
grad
ient
are
as a
nd fr
om d
rain
D54
8 an
d st
ream
S54
8.
Out
flow
is to
the
sout
h vi
a di
scre
te a
nd c
onfin
ed su
rfac
e flo
w to
stre
am
S548
. The
wet
land
is o
f mod
erat
e to
hig
h qu
ality
with
hig
h w
ater
qu
ality
and
mod
erat
e w
ildlif
e ha
bita
t val
ue. T
he w
etla
nd e
xten
ds
outs
ide
the
corr
idor
at t
he n
orth
and
sout
h en
ds. T
his w
etla
nd is
in a
lo
gged
are
a w
ith m
any
falle
n tre
es th
roug
hout
, som
e of
whi
ch su
ppor
t la
rge
grap
evin
es a
nd st
ream
det
ritus
. W
548a
is v
ery
smal
l and
dra
ins
east
into
W54
8.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P6
60,
P656
, P65
7
NE-
7
02:
0026
87_H
W09
_01-
B26
42Ta
bles
5-2
and
5-3
Wet
land
Stre
am T
able
.xls
-Tab
le 5
-2 W
etla
nds-
12/1
0/20
08Pa
ge 1
0 of
28
Tabl
e 5-
2 S
umm
ary
of D
elin
eate
d W
etla
nd C
hara
cter
istic
s, A
rkw
right
Sum
mit
Win
d Fa
rm
Wet
land
ID
Wet
land
Com
mun
ityTy
peW
ater
shed
Stre
am R
each
D
rain
age
Are
a (a
cres
)
Are
a of
Wet
land
w
ithin
the
Surv
ey
Cor
ridor
(acr
es)
Are
a of
Pon
d w
ithin
the
Surv
ey
Cor
ridor
(acr
es)
Latit
ude1
Long
itude
1Ea
stin
g1N
orth
ing1
Add
ition
al C
omm
ents
Doc
umen
tatio
nA
ppen
dix
F M
ap F
ram
eW
547
PEM
WS8
629
4.39
50.
0878
42.4
0994
4-7
9.22
2349
6462
74.2
8427
946
9682
4.05
8670
W54
7 is
a la
rge,
nar
row
dep
ress
iona
l PEM
wet
land
in a
n op
en a
rea.
Su
rrou
ndin
g ar
eas c
onsi
st o
f Con
ium
mac
ulat
um, A
cer s
acch
arum
, and
Fa
gus g
rand
ifolia
on
5° sl
opes
. W
ater
inflo
w is
from
up-
grad
ient
ar
eas.
Wat
er o
utflo
w is
dis
cret
e su
rfac
e flo
w v
ia D
547
to S
548.
W54
7 ha
s mod
erat
e ve
geta
tive
dive
rsity
and
mod
erat
e to
low
wild
life
habi
tat
valu
e.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P6
55N
E-3,
NE-
7
W56
1PE
MW
S86
294.
395
0.11
6442
.413
063
-79.
2280
5764
5797
.405
483
4697
160.
6311
80W
561
is a
smal
l lin
ear d
rain
age
PEM
wet
land
runn
ing
alon
g dr
ain
D56
0a. I
t is s
urro
unde
d by
an
Acer
sacc
haru
m fo
rest
. Dra
ins D
560a
an
d D
560b
run
thro
ugh
wet
land
W56
1 an
d th
en d
ownh
ill in
to st
ream
S5
60.
Inflo
w is
runo
ff fr
om u
p-gr
adie
nt a
reas
and
dra
ins t
o th
e w
est.
Out
flow
is d
iscr
ete
and
conf
ined
surf
ace
flow
via
dra
ins t
o th
e ea
st.
Wet
land
W56
1 ha
s mod
erat
e ve
geta
tive
dive
rsity
. W56
1 pr
ovid
es st
orm
w
ater
rete
ntio
n an
d w
ildlif
e ha
bita
t; fr
ogs a
nd e
vide
nce
of d
eer a
nd
racc
oons
obs
erve
d. W
561
is a
mod
erat
e qu
ality
wet
land
.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P7
24N
E-6
W56
2PE
MW
S86
294.
395
0.09
5942
.413
428
-79.
2282
6964
5779
.099
352
4697
200.
7862
70W
562
is a
smal
l lin
ear d
rain
age
PEM
wet
land
. It i
s sur
roun
ded
by a
m
ixed
fore
st a
rea
of F
agus
gra
ndifo
lia a
ndAc
er sa
ccha
rum
. Inf
low
is
from
up-
grad
ient
are
as to
the
north
and
wes
t. Th
ere
is n
o ap
pare
nt
outfl
ow.
How
ever
, it p
roba
bly
drai
ns d
own
a lo
ggin
g ro
ad to
the
sout
h to
stre
am S
560.
The
refo
re, i
t is c
onsi
dere
d to
be
adja
cent
with
surf
ace
conn
ectio
n. W
562
prov
ides
stor
m w
ater
rete
ntio
n, h
as lo
w v
eget
ativ
e di
vers
ity, a
nd is
of l
ow v
alue
due
to it
s sm
all s
ize.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P7
25N
E-6
W56
0PE
MW
S86
294.
395
0.11
0042
.412
925
-79.
2265
0664
5925
.292
478
4697
147.
9218
40W
560
is a
mod
erat
ely
size
d PE
M w
etla
nd a
long
a st
ream
and
dra
in. T
he
surr
ound
ing
area
is a
har
dwoo
d fo
rest
of m
ostly
Ace
r sac
char
um.
Inflo
w is
from
up-
grad
ient
are
as.
Out
flow
is to
the
stre
am a
nd d
rain
. D
iver
sity
is m
oder
ate.
Wild
life
valu
e is
mod
erat
e. W
etla
nd v
alue
of
W56
0 is
mod
erat
e be
caus
e of
its s
ize
and
wild
life
valu
e.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P7
22N
E-6,
NE-
7,
NE-
8
W56
3PE
MW
S77
215.
500
0.04
2742
.413
586
-79.
2258
5864
5977
.061
879
4697
222.
4517
10W
563
is a
smal
l dep
ress
iona
l PEM
wet
land
in A
cer s
acch
arum
and
Fagu
s gra
ndifo
lia f
ores
t. In
flow
is fr
om u
p-gr
adie
nt a
reas
. The
re is
no
visi
ble
outfl
ow. V
eget
ativ
e di
vers
ity is
low
. W
ildlif
e va
lue
is lo
w
beca
use
of si
ze a
nd d
iver
sity
.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P7
30N
E-8
W56
4PE
MW
S86
294.
395
0.05
1242
.414
055
-79.
2264
0864
5930
.721
845
4697
273.
5859
70W
564
is a
smal
l dep
ress
iona
l PEM
wet
land
in a
mix
ed fo
rest
of F
agus
gran
difo
lia, B
etul
a al
legh
anie
nsis
and
Tsu
ga c
anad
ensi
s. I
nflo
w is
fr
om u
p-gr
adie
nt a
reas
. The
re is
no
visi
ble
outfl
ow. T
he w
etla
nd h
as
mod
erat
e ve
geta
tive
dive
rsity
and
low
wild
life
valu
e. O
vera
ll w
etla
nd
valu
e is
low
bec
ause
of i
ts sm
all s
ize.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P7
31N
E-6,
NE-
8
W56
5PE
MW
S77
215.
500
0.48
0042
.415
681
-79.
2245
3564
6081
.072
214
4697
457.
4044
90W
565
is a
med
ium
to la
rge
PEM
wet
land
in a
fore
sted
are
a th
at e
xten
ds
outs
ide
of th
e co
rrid
or o
n th
e no
rthw
est e
nd.
It is
a ri
paria
n zo
ne a
long
th
e st
ream
in a
mix
ed fo
rest
. In
flow
is fr
om u
p-gr
adie
nt a
nd se
eps.
Out
flow
is to
S56
5 to
Wal
nut C
reek
to th
e so
uthe
ast.
Div
ersi
ty is
m
oder
ate.
Wild
life
valu
e is
low
to m
oder
ate;
toad
s and
dee
r tra
cks
wer
e ob
serv
ed.
Ther
e ar
e br
eaks
in th
e w
etla
nd a
long
the
stre
am w
here
th
ere
are
no ri
paria
n zo
nes.
Wet
land
val
ue is
mod
erat
e be
caus
e of
size
an
d st
ream
.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P7
43N
E-8,
NE-
9
02:
0026
87_H
W09
_01-
B26
42Ta
bles
5-2
and
5-3
Wet
land
Stre
am T
able
.xls
-Tab
le 5
-2 W
etla
nds-
12/1
0/20
08Pa
ge 1
1 of
28
Tabl
e 5-
2 S
umm
ary
of D
elin
eate
d W
etla
nd C
hara
cter
istic
s, A
rkw
right
Sum
mit
Win
d Fa
rm
Wet
land
ID
Wet
land
Com
mun
ityTy
peW
ater
shed
Stre
am R
each
D
rain
age
Are
a (a
cres
)
Are
a of
Wet
land
w
ithin
the
Surv
ey
Cor
ridor
(acr
es)
Are
a of
Pon
d w
ithin
the
Surv
ey
Cor
ridor
(acr
es)
Latit
ude1
Long
itude
1Ea
stin
g1N
orth
ing1
Add
ition
al C
omm
ents
Doc
umen
tatio
nA
ppen
dix
F M
ap F
ram
eW
94PE
MW
S77
215.
500
0.15
5442
.417
064
-79.
2266
9864
5899
.944
458
4697
607.
2726
70W
94 is
a sm
all P
EM w
ithin
fore
sted
are
a. W
94 is
in a
dep
ress
iona
l are
a an
d ab
uts S
93.
Inflo
w is
from
nor
ther
n an
d so
uthe
rn sl
opes
and
from
th
e w
est v
ia st
ream
flow
. O
utflo
w is
dis
cret
e an
d co
nfin
ed su
rfac
e flo
w
to th
e ea
st/s
outh
east
to S
93. W
94 e
xhib
its lo
w v
eget
ativ
e di
vers
ity a
nd
low
wild
life
valu
e.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P3
13,
P314
NE-
8, N
E-9
W95
PEM
/PFO
W
S59
94.5
250.
0121
42.4
1804
5-7
9.22
5528
6459
93.9
1023
846
9771
8.17
9600
W95
is a
ver
y la
rge
linea
r PEM
wet
land
with
min
or fo
rest
com
pone
nt
on th
e w
est s
ide.
W95
is a
dep
ress
iona
l are
a su
rrou
nded
by
fore
st.
Out
flow
is d
iscr
ete
and
conf
ined
surf
ace
flow
to th
e ea
st to
S96
. In
flow
is
from
surr
ound
ing
fore
st a
rea.
W95
exh
ibits
mod
erat
e ve
geta
tive
dive
rsity
and
wild
life
valu
es.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P3
15,
P316
NE-
9
Acc
ess
Roa
d G
roup
13
(Tur
bine
s 34
, 32,
36,
31)
W83
PEM
/PFO
WS6
299
.815
0.10
5842
.419
253
-79.
2132
7564
6999
.223
017
4697
873.
4294
30W
83 is
a la
rge
PEM
wet
land
with
a S
alix
nig
ra P
FO c
ompo
nent
in
clud
ed n
ear t
he p
erip
hery
of t
he d
elin
eate
d w
etla
nd. T
his w
etla
nd is
rip
aria
n to
S83
, whi
ch fl
ows f
rom
wes
t to
east
. The
wet
land
is b
etw
een
a no
rth-s
lopi
ng fo
rest
ed a
rea
and
a so
uth-
slop
ing
field
. Inf
low
to th
e w
etla
nd is
from
S83
and
from
ove
rland
shee
t flo
w fr
om th
e su
rrou
ndin
g hi
llsid
es to
the
north
and
sout
h. O
utflo
w is
via
S83
to th
e ea
st a
s it
flow
s und
er L
iver
mor
e R
oad.
The
veg
etat
ive
dive
rsity
is m
oder
ate
to
high
, with
mod
erat
e w
ildlif
e va
lue
and
mod
erat
e st
ream
rech
arge
val
ue.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P2
75,
P276
, P27
7
NE-
10
W86
PEM
WS6
299
.815
0.02
2742
.419
505
-79.
2153
8464
6825
.124
722
4697
897.
7957
50W
86 is
a sm
all,
low
val
ue P
EM w
etla
nd w
ith lo
w to
mod
erat
e di
vers
ity
on a
hill
side
slop
ing
to th
e so
uth.
At l
east
30%
of t
he v
eget
atio
n is
up
land
, but
the
soils
and
hyd
rolo
gy a
re e
vide
nt. T
he so
uthe
rn b
ound
ary
is a
Ros
a m
ultif
lora
hed
ge. I
nflo
w is
from
ove
rland
shee
t flo
w fr
om th
e fie
ld to
the
north
. Out
flow
is b
y ov
erla
nd sh
eet f
low
dow
n th
e so
uth-
slop
ing
hills
ide
to S
83.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P2
84,
P285
NE-
10
W90
PEM
/PFO
WS5
994
.525
0.06
8942
.420
321
-79.
2173
2564
6663
.488
234
4697
985.
0040
40W
90 is
a sm
all t
o m
ediu
m si
zed
PEM
/PFO
ripa
rian
wet
land
to S
90.
Inflo
w a
nd o
utflo
w is
via
S90
. S9
0 flo
ws t
hrou
gh a
cul
vert,
und
er a
lo
ggin
g ro
ad a
t the
Acc
ess R
oad
cent
erlin
e. W
90 is
div
ided
by
the
acce
ss ro
ad in
to tw
o se
para
te p
olyg
ons t
hat a
re h
ydro
logi
cally
co
nnec
ted
by S
90.
The
wet
land
has
mod
erat
e ve
geta
tive
dive
rsity
and
lo
w w
ildlif
e va
lue.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P2
97,
P298
NE-
10, N
E-11
W12
8PE
MW
S59
94.5
250.
2857
42.4
2143
4-7
9.21
8700
6465
47.7
6308
446
9810
6.27
6230
W12
8 is
a m
ediu
m P
EM w
etla
nd in
a fo
rest
of A
cer s
acch
arum
.Th
roug
hout
W12
8, th
ere
are
area
s with
ver
y lit
tle v
eget
atio
n. M
ost o
f th
e tre
es a
re o
n hu
mm
ocks
. In
flow
is fr
om u
p-gr
adie
nt a
nd
grou
ndw
ater
. O
utflo
w is
to th
e so
uthe
ast t
o D
128
to a
n un
nam
ed
tribu
tary
to W
alnu
t Cre
ek.
A c
urre
ntly
unu
sed
field
is o
n th
e no
rthea
st
side
of W
128.
Veg
etat
ion
dive
rsity
is m
oder
ate.
Wild
life
valu
e is
m
oder
ate.
Wat
er re
tent
ion
and
nutri
ent s
ink
valu
es a
re lo
w to
mod
erat
e.
The
over
all w
etla
nd v
alue
of W
128
is lo
w to
mod
erat
e.
Wet
land
data
shee
t,P2
004,
P20
05
NE-
11
W88
PEM
WS5
622
2.75
30.
0477
42.4
2167
0-7
9.21
9605
6464
72.7
6433
746
9813
0.96
8110
W88
is a
smal
l PEM
wet
land
in a
n Ac
er sa
ccha
rum
fore
st. T
here
are
th
ree
upla
nd tr
ees o
n hu
mm
ocks
in th
e w
etla
nd. T
here
is lo
w w
ildlif
e va
lue
and
mod
erat
e to
hig
h ve
geta
tive
valu
e. In
flow
is d
iscr
ete
from
W
87 to
the
sout
h an
d fr
om th
e su
rrou
ndin
g no
rth sl
opes
. Out
flow
is to
th
e no
rth v
ia D
88 to
an
unna
med
stre
am o
utsi
de o
f the
surv
ey c
orrid
or.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P2
92,
P293
, P29
4
NE-
11
02:
0026
87_H
W09
_01-
B26
42Ta
bles
5-2
and
5-3
Wet
land
Stre
am T
able
.xls
-Tab
le 5
-2 W
etla
nds-
12/1
0/20
08Pa
ge 1
2 of
28
Tabl
e 5-
2 S
umm
ary
of D
elin
eate
d W
etla
nd C
hara
cter
istic
s, A
rkw
right
Sum
mit
Win
d Fa
rm
Wet
land
ID
Wet
land
Com
mun
ityTy
peW
ater
shed
Stre
am R
each
D
rain
age
Are
a (a
cres
)
Are
a of
Wet
land
w
ithin
the
Surv
ey
Cor
ridor
(acr
es)
Are
a of
Pon
d w
ithin
the
Surv
ey
Cor
ridor
(acr
es)
Latit
ude1
Long
itude
1Ea
stin
g1N
orth
ing1
Add
ition
al C
omm
ents
Doc
umen
tatio
nA
ppen
dix
F M
ap F
ram
eW
87PE
MW
S56
222.
753
0.01
5442
.421
498
-79.
2196
0664
6473
.091
270
4698
111.
8150
40W
87 is
a sm
all P
EM w
etla
nd in
an
Acer
sacc
haru
m fo
rest
. The
re a
re
low
veg
etat
ive
and
low
wild
life
valu
es. T
he w
etla
nd re
ceiv
es d
iscr
ete
inflo
w fr
om th
e no
rther
n sl
opin
g fo
rest
. Out
flow
is d
iscr
ete
surf
ace
flow
to th
e no
rth to
W88
.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P2
90,
P291
NE-
11
W12
3PE
MW
S59
94.5
250.
0282
42.4
2029
0-7
9.21
9679
6464
69.9
2884
646
9797
7.53
7160
W12
3 is
a sm
all P
EM w
etla
nd a
long
a st
ream
in a
fore
st o
f Ace
rsa
ccha
rinu
m,F
agus
gra
ndifo
lia a
nd T
suga
can
aden
sis.
Inf
low
is
from
up-
grad
ient
are
as.
Out
flow
is to
S12
3 to
an
unna
med
trib
utar
y to
W
alnu
t Cre
ek.
Div
ersi
ty is
low
to m
oder
ate.
Wild
life
valu
e is
low
to
mod
erat
e; th
e w
ood
frog
was
obs
erve
d. W
123
is a
sedi
men
t and
nu
trien
t sin
k. W
etla
nd v
alue
is lo
w to
mod
erat
e be
caus
e of
the
stre
am
runn
ing
thro
ugh
it an
d its
size
.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P4
88,
P489
NE-
11
W12
4PE
MW
S59
94.5
250.
0532
42.4
1898
6-7
9.21
9640
6464
76.1
4218
346
9783
2.81
6000
W12
4 is
a sm
all P
EM w
etla
nd w
ithin
a fo
rest
of A
cer s
acch
arum
and
Fr
axin
us p
enns
ylva
nica
. In
flow
is fr
om u
p-gr
adie
nt a
reas
. W
124
drai
ns D
124
to S
123
to a
n un
nam
ed tr
ibut
ary
to W
alnu
t Cre
ek.
W12
4 ha
s a m
oder
ate
valu
e fo
r wild
life;
smal
l am
phib
ians
wer
e ob
serv
ed
utili
zing
W12
4. P
ortio
ns o
f W12
4 ap
pear
to h
old
wat
er th
roug
hout
the
year
. W
124
prov
ides
mod
erat
e w
ater
stor
age
and
qual
ity.
W12
4 ha
s lo
w v
eget
atio
n di
vers
ity.
W12
4 is
a si
dehi
ll se
ep.
W12
4 is
val
ued
as
low
to m
oder
ate
beca
use
of si
ze, m
oder
ate
wat
er re
tent
ion,
and
wat
er
qual
ity.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P4
91N
E-11
W12
5PE
MW
S59
94.5
250.
0234
42.4
1881
4-7
9.21
8944
6465
33.8
5606
446
9781
4.96
5510
W12
5 is
a sm
all P
EM w
etla
nd in
a sm
all c
lear
ing
in a
n Ac
er sa
ccha
rum
fo
rest
. D
iver
sity
is lo
w; w
ildlif
e va
lue
is lo
w.
Inflo
w is
from
up-
grad
ient
are
as.
Ther
e is
no
visi
ble
outfl
ow.
W12
5 ha
s man
y ta
pped
Ac
er sa
ccha
rum
tree
s. T
he w
etla
nd v
alue
is lo
w b
ecau
se o
f siz
e an
d la
ck o
f div
ersi
ty.
W12
5 m
ay h
ave
som
e gr
ound
wat
er re
char
ge a
nd
nutri
ent s
ink
valu
e.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P4
92N
E-11
W99
PEM
/PFO
WS6
299
.815
0.19
6042
.418
478
-79.
2182
6164
6590
.789
591
4697
778.
7756
80W
99 is
a m
ediu
m P
EM w
etla
nd w
ith a
fore
st c
ompo
nent
on
the
sout
hwes
t sid
e. W
99 is
with
in a
fore
sted
are
a. I
nflo
w is
from
the
wes
t vi
a S9
8. O
utflo
w is
con
fined
surf
ace
flow
to th
e so
uthe
ast v
ia S
99.
The
wet
land
has
mod
erat
e ve
geta
tive
dive
rsity
and
wild
life
valu
e.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P3
24,
P325
NE-
11
W98
PE
M/P
FOW
S62
99.8
150.
4751
42.4
1812
9-7
9.22
0086
6464
41.4
7305
046
9773
6.84
0780
W98
is a
larg
e PE
M/P
FO a
long
hill
side
dra
inag
e in
a fo
rest
ed a
rea.
The
w
etla
nd is
div
ided
in tw
o pl
aces
by
two
sepa
rate
logg
ing
road
s. It
is
very
nar
row
and
line
ar in
pla
ces w
here
wel
l-def
ined
dra
inag
e ch
anne
ls
occu
r. It
has
a m
oder
ate
to st
eep
north
east
ern
slop
e. W
98 re
ceiv
es
inflo
w fr
om h
illsi
de ru
noff
from
sout
hwes
t. W
98 d
rain
s to
the
north
east
via
S98
and
then
to W
alnu
t Cre
ek.
The
wet
land
has
low
ve
geta
tive
dive
rsity
and
mod
erat
e w
ildlif
e va
lue.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P3
30,
P331
NE-
11, N
E-12
W12
6PE
MW
S62
99.8
150.
0438
42.4
1745
5-7
9.21
8850
6465
44.6
9724
946
9766
4.12
2300
W12
6 is
a sm
all P
EM w
etla
nd in
a fo
rest
of A
cer s
acch
arum
, Fag
us
gran
difo
lia a
nd T
suga
Can
aden
sis.
Inf
low
is fr
om u
p-gr
adie
nt a
reas
an
d gr
ound
wat
er.
Out
flow
is to
a d
rain
out
side
of t
he c
orrid
or.
Div
ersi
ty a
nd w
ildlif
e va
lues
are
low
. N
utrie
nt si
nk a
nd w
ater
val
ues
are
very
low
. W
126
wet
land
val
ue is
low
bec
ause
of s
ize
and
abov
emen
tione
d fa
ctor
s.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P4
97N
E-11
, NE-
12
02:
0026
87_H
W09
_01-
B26
42Ta
bles
5-2
and
5-3
Wet
land
Stre
am T
able
.xls
-Tab
le 5
-2 W
etla
nds-
12/1
0/20
08Pa
ge 1
3 of
28
Tabl
e 5-
2 S
umm
ary
of D
elin
eate
d W
etla
nd C
hara
cter
istic
s, A
rkw
right
Sum
mit
Win
d Fa
rm
Wet
land
ID
Wet
land
Com
mun
ityTy
peW
ater
shed
Stre
am R
each
D
rain
age
Are
a (a
cres
)
Are
a of
Wet
land
w
ithin
the
Surv
ey
Cor
ridor
(acr
es)
Are
a of
Pon
d w
ithin
the
Surv
ey
Cor
ridor
(acr
es)
Latit
ude1
Long
itude
1Ea
stin
g1N
orth
ing1
Add
ition
al C
omm
ents
Doc
umen
tatio
nA
ppen
dix
F M
ap F
ram
eW
127
PEM
WS6
299
.815
0.46
2642
.416
873
-79.
2204
3264
6415
.906
866
4697
596.
8038
80W
127
is a
med
ium
to la
rge
PEM
wet
land
alo
ng a
stre
am.
The
surr
ound
ing
fore
st is
larg
ely
Acer
sacc
haru
m a
nd T
suga
can
aden
sis.
Inflo
w is
from
up-
grad
ient
are
as a
nd se
eps.
Out
flow
is to
S12
7 to
an
unna
med
trib
utar
y to
Wal
nut C
reek
. Th
e di
vers
ity v
alue
is lo
w.
The
wild
life
valu
e is
low
to m
oder
ate.
Wat
er re
tent
ion
and
wat
er q
ualit
y va
lues
are
low
to m
oder
ate.
The
nut
rient
sink
val
ue is
low
to m
oder
ate.
The
over
all v
alue
of W
127
is lo
w to
mod
erat
e.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P2
003
NE-
12
W10
0PE
M/P
FOW
S62
99.8
150.
0755
42.4
1679
7-7
9.22
1097
6463
61.3
5543
146
9758
7.26
6720
W10
0 is
a sm
all t
o m
oder
ate
PEM
/PFO
hill
side
dra
inag
e. A
cer
sacc
haru
m o
ccur
with
in th
e w
etla
nd o
n its
wes
t sid
e. W
100
is v
ery
clos
e to
W98
but
is se
para
ted
by u
plan
d ve
geta
tion.
Alth
ough
W98
and
W
100
coul
d be
con
side
red
part
of th
e sa
me
wet
land
com
plex
, the
y ar
e m
appe
d se
para
tely
for d
escr
iptiv
e pu
rpos
es.
W10
0 co
nsis
ts o
f thr
ee
sepa
rate
pol
ygon
s joi
ned
by D
100.
The
wes
tern
pol
ygon
nar
row
s int
o D
100
(flo
win
g so
uthe
ast),
whi
ch w
iden
s aga
in in
to th
e ce
ntra
l pol
ygon
.A
n ex
istin
g lo
ggin
g ro
ad se
para
tes t
he c
entra
l pol
ygon
from
the
sout
heas
t pol
ygon
. D
100
is c
ulve
rted
unde
r thi
s roa
d, a
nd c
ontin
ues
thou
gh th
e so
uthe
ast p
olyg
on a
nd o
ut if
the
surv
ey c
orrid
or.
The
wet
land
has
low
veg
etat
ive
dive
rsity
and
mod
erat
e w
ildlif
e va
lue.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P3
36,
P337
, P33
8,
P339
NE-
12
W10
1PE
M/P
FOW
S62
99.8
150.
0904
42.4
1646
7-7
9.22
1421
6463
35.4
5453
546
9755
0.03
8910
W10
1 is
a sm
all P
EM/P
FO w
etla
nd in
a fo
rest
ed a
rea.
The
wes
tern
ex
tent
con
tain
s Ace
r sac
char
um. T
he e
aste
rn e
xten
t is p
rimar
ily
Imap
tiens
cap
ensi
s. W
101
rece
ives
inflo
w v
ia d
iscr
ete
hills
ide
runo
ff
from
the
wes
t. O
utflo
w is
dis
cret
e an
d co
nfin
ed su
rfac
e flo
w to
the
east
vi
a D
101
to W
100,
whi
ch d
rain
s to
S99.
The
wet
land
has
low
ve
geta
tive
dive
rsity
and
low
wild
life
valu
e.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P3
40,
P341
NE-
12
W12
2PE
MW
S62
99.8
150.
0368
42.4
1597
9-7
9.22
2247
6462
68.6
8201
346
9749
4.36
7700
W12
2 is
a sm
all P
EM w
etla
nd in
a d
epre
ssio
nal a
rea
in a
fore
st o
f Be
tula
alle
ghan
iens
is, A
cer r
ubru
m a
nd T
suga
can
aden
sis.
Inf
low
is
from
up-
grad
ient
are
as a
nd th
ere
is n
o vi
sibl
e ou
tflow
. D
iver
sity
is
mod
erat
e an
d w
ildlif
e va
lue
is lo
w.
Gro
undw
ater
rech
arge
is p
rese
nt,
but w
etla
nd v
alue
is lo
w b
ecau
se o
f siz
e.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P4
74N
E-12
W11
9PE
MW
S77
215.
500
0.06
2542
.415
701
-79.
2232
4164
6187
.506
602
4697
461.
8041
30W
119
is a
smal
l iso
late
d PE
M w
etla
nd w
ithin
a fo
rest
of T
suga
cana
dens
is, F
agus
gra
ndifo
lia a
nd A
cer s
acch
arum
. It
is p
resu
med
to
be is
olat
ed d
ue to
no
appa
rent
con
nect
ions
. In
flow
is fr
om u
p-gr
adie
nt
area
s and
ther
e is
no
visi
ble
outfl
ow.
W11
9 ha
s ver
y lo
w v
eget
atio
n co
ver (
appr
oxim
atel
y 15
%) w
ith m
uch
of th
e gr
ound
cov
er c
ompr
ised
of
duf
f. W
119
has l
ow w
ater
stor
age
and
grou
ndw
ater
rech
arge
val
ues.
Wild
life
utili
zatio
n is
mod
erat
e as
W11
9 co
uld
supp
ort s
mal
l am
phib
ians
. A
sprin
g pe
eper
and
evi
denc
e of
dee
r wer
e ob
serv
ed.
Ther
e is
no
sign
of l
ong
perio
ds o
f inu
ndat
ion.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P4
75N
E-8,
NE-
9
02:
0026
87_H
W09
_01-
B26
42Ta
bles
5-2
and
5-3
Wet
land
Stre
am T
able
.xls
-Tab
le 5
-2 W
etla
nds-
12/1
0/20
08Pa
ge 1
4 of
28
Tabl
e 5-
2 S
umm
ary
of D
elin
eate
d W
etla
nd C
hara
cter
istic
s, A
rkw
right
Sum
mit
Win
d Fa
rm
Wet
land
ID
Wet
land
Com
mun
ityTy
peW
ater
shed
Stre
am R
each
D
rain
age
Are
a (a
cres
)
Are
a of
Wet
land
w
ithin
the
Surv
ey
Cor
ridor
(acr
es)
Are
a of
Pon
d w
ithin
the
Surv
ey
Cor
ridor
(acr
es)
Latit
ude1
Long
itude
1Ea
stin
g1N
orth
ing1
Add
ition
al C
omm
ents
Doc
umen
tatio
nA
ppen
dix
F M
ap F
ram
eW
102
PEM
/PFO
WS6
299
.815
0.02
1942
.414
931
-79.
2199
8964
6456
.880
381
4697
381.
9239
50W
102
is a
mod
erat
e to
larg
e PE
M/P
FO w
etla
nd.
W10
2 is
cro
ssed
by
an
exis
ting
logg
ing
road
at t
he A
cces
s Roa
d ce
nter
line.
W10
2 is
co
mpr
ised
of t
wo
poly
gons
con
nect
ed v
ia D
102,
whi
ch fl
ows n
orth
east
.Th
e w
etla
nd re
ceiv
es in
flow
from
hill
side
dis
cret
e an
d co
nfin
ed ru
noff
.O
utflo
w is
to th
e ea
st v
ia d
iscr
ete
and
conf
ined
runo
ff to
an
unm
appe
d st
ream
to th
e ea
st (o
ut o
f cor
ridor
). W
102
is lo
cate
d on
vas
t eas
t sl
opin
g hi
llsid
e, a
t the
bas
e of
whi
ch li
kely
con
tain
s per
enni
al st
ream
s, as
the
entir
e su
rrou
ndin
g fo
rest
is fi
lled
with
dra
inag
es/h
eadw
ater
st
ream
s. T
he w
etla
nd h
as lo
w to
mod
erat
e ve
geta
tive
dive
rsity
and
m
oder
ate
wild
life
valu
e.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P3
43,
P344
, P34
5
NE-
12
W10
3PE
M/P
FOW
S71
176.
939
0.32
4442
.414
888
-79.
2190
3764
6535
.285
839
4697
378.
8084
40W
103
is a
larg
e PE
M in
fore
st, w
ith m
inor
fore
st c
ompo
nent
. Th
e w
etla
nd c
onsi
sts o
f thr
ee se
para
te se
gmen
ts c
onne
cted
by
drai
ns D
103
and
D10
3a w
hich
flow
nor
thea
st o
ut o
f the
surv
ey c
orrid
or, t
o an
ad
ditio
nal w
etla
nd a
rea,
and
then
to a
n un
map
ped
stre
am.
Inflo
w is
via
di
scre
te a
nd c
onfin
ed ru
noff
from
the
wes
t. T
he w
etla
nd h
as lo
w
vege
tativ
e di
vers
ity a
nd m
oder
ate
wild
life
valu
e.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P3
46,
P347
, P34
8,
P349
NE-
12
W12
1PE
MW
S77
215.
500
0.00
0642
.414
094
-79.
2204
2364
6423
.133
182
4697
288.
2537
10W
121
is a
smal
l PEM
wet
land
in a
fore
st.
Inflo
w is
from
up-
grad
ient
an
d fr
om se
eps.
Out
flow
is to
an
unna
med
trib
utar
y (S
120)
to W
alnu
t C
reek
. D
iver
sity
and
wild
life
valu
es a
re lo
w.
Wet
land
val
ue is
low
be
caus
e of
its s
ize
and
lack
of r
echa
rge
or se
dim
ent r
eten
tion.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P4
69N
E-12
Acc
ess
Roa
d G
roup
15
(Tur
bine
s 39
A, 3
9R)
W82
PEM
WS4
917
7.77
60.
5475
42.4
2585
1-7
9.22
0319
6464
04.3
4100
046
9859
3.94
6000
W82
is a
larg
e si
zed
PEM
wet
land
with
in th
e fo
rest
, with
inflo
w fr
om
drai
nage
from
the
north
wes
t. Th
ere
are
low
veg
etat
ive
and
wild
life
valu
es. O
utflo
w is
dis
cret
e an
d co
nfin
ed su
rfac
e flo
w to
D82
.
Wet
land
data
shee
tN
E-13
, NE-
14
W81
PEM
WS4
618
2.65
90.
3938
42.4
2887
2-7
9.22
0742
6463
62.4
8918
746
9892
8.73
0640
W81
is a
med
ium
size
d PE
M w
etla
nd in
a fi
eld
surr
ound
ed b
y fo
rest
to
the
wes
t and
eas
t. W
81 d
rain
s eas
t in
disc
rete
and
con
fined
surf
ace
flow
to S
81, a
n un
nam
ed tr
ibut
ary
to W
alnu
t Cre
ek.
The
wet
land
has
m
oder
ate
vege
tativ
e di
vers
ity a
nd lo
w w
ildlif
e va
lue.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P2
67N
E-14
W79
PEM
/PFO
WS4
618
2.65
90.
1845
42.4
3052
6-7
9.22
1854
6462
67.1
4051
646
9911
0.40
2690
W79
is a
med
ium
size
d rip
aria
n PE
M/P
FO w
etla
nd w
ithin
fore
st a
nd
alon
g S7
8. I
nflo
w is
from
S78
. O
utflo
w is
dis
cret
e su
rfac
e flo
w to
the
east
to S
78.
Slop
es to
the
wes
t are
45°
to 6
0°.
The
wet
land
has
m
oder
ate
vege
tativ
e di
vers
ity a
nd m
oder
ate
to h
igh
wild
life
valu
es.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P2
58N
E-14
W78
PEM
WS4
618
2.65
90.
0016
42.4
3017
5-7
9.22
3630
6461
21.9
0956
046
9906
8.42
3260
W78
is a
smal
l rip
aria
n PE
M w
etla
nd w
ithin
a fo
rest
. S7
8 flo
ws
thro
ugh
W78
from
the
sout
heas
t to
the
north
wes
t. O
utflo
w is
dis
cret
e su
rfac
e flo
w to
S78
. S7
8 tu
rns a
t the
nor
ther
n po
rtion
of W
78 a
nd
flow
s nor
thea
st.
It ha
s mod
erat
e ve
geta
tive
dive
rsity
and
mod
erat
e w
ildlif
e va
lues
.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P2
56N
E-14
, NE-
15
W77
PEM
WS4
618
2.65
90.
6466
42.4
3056
0-7
9.22
5989
6459
26.9
7023
246
9910
7.02
8890
W77
is a
med
ium
size
d de
pres
sion
al P
EM w
etla
nd in
a c
attle
pas
ture
. It
has a
dra
in (D
77) t
hat l
eads
into
the
past
ure
and
ends
with
out
conn
ectin
g to
ano
ther
wat
er b
ody.
Thu
s, W
77 is
isol
ated
. Th
e w
etla
nd
has l
ow to
mod
erat
e ve
geta
tive
dive
rsity
and
low
wild
life
valu
e.
Wet
land
data
shee
tN
E-15
W76
PEM
WS4
014
6.99
40.
2309
42.4
3199
2-7
9.23
4216
6452
46.8
5907
946
9925
1.98
6650
W76
is a
smal
l PEM
wet
land
with
in a
cat
tle p
astu
re.
The
wet
land
dr
ains
in d
iscr
ete
and
conf
ined
surf
ace
flow
to a
par
cel t
o th
e no
rth.
Surr
ound
ing
area
s con
sist
of c
attle
pas
ture
s and
hay
fiel
ds.
The
wet
land
ap
pear
s to
exte
nd in
to th
e pa
rcel
to th
e no
rth b
ut n
ot d
elin
eate
d du
e to
la
ck o
f acc
ess.
W76
has
low
veg
etat
ive
and
wild
life
valu
es.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P2
43N
E-17
02:
0026
87_H
W09
_01-
B26
42Ta
bles
5-2
and
5-3
Wet
land
Stre
am T
able
.xls
-Tab
le 5
-2 W
etla
nds-
12/1
0/20
08Pa
ge 1
5 of
28
Tabl
e 5-
2 S
umm
ary
of D
elin
eate
d W
etla
nd C
hara
cter
istic
s, A
rkw
right
Sum
mit
Win
d Fa
rm
Wet
land
ID
Wet
land
Com
mun
ityTy
peW
ater
shed
Stre
am R
each
D
rain
age
Are
a (a
cres
)
Are
a of
Wet
land
w
ithin
the
Surv
ey
Cor
ridor
(acr
es)
Are
a of
Pon
d w
ithin
the
Surv
ey
Cor
ridor
(acr
es)
Latit
ude1
Long
itude
1Ea
stin
g1N
orth
ing1
Add
ition
al C
omm
ents
Doc
umen
tatio
nA
ppen
dix
F M
ap F
ram
eO
pera
tion
and
Mai
nten
ance
Bui
ldin
gW
158/
W15
8bPE
MW
S86
294.
395
0.42
9242
.415
189
-79.
2354
3864
5185
.153
000
4697
384.
0671
00W
158
is a
n in
unda
ted
PEM
wet
land
adj
acen
t to
PO10
04.
Out
flow
is to
PO
1004
whi
ch d
rain
s to
the
east
. To
pogr
aphi
c m
appi
ng in
dica
tes a
co
nnec
tion
to S
560.
Inf
low
is fr
om ru
noff
and
gro
undw
ater
. W
158
is
inun
date
d up
to 1
0” in
mos
t are
as.
It is
mod
erat
ely
size
d an
d of
m
oder
ate
qual
ity.
It pr
ovid
es w
ildlif
e ha
bita
t and
floo
dwat
er re
tent
ion.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P2
164
NE-
5
PO10
04Po
ndW
S86
294.
395
0.43
5742
.415
000
-79.
2340
0064
5067
.016
000
4697
266.
5900
00PO
1004
is a
man
-mad
e po
nd w
ith a
nar
row
(2-6
') w
etla
nd fr
inge
of
Typh
a la
tifol
ia a
nd P
hala
ris a
rund
inac
ea.
The
pond
is h
orse
shoe
in
shap
e an
d th
e pe
rimet
er is
mai
ntai
ned
for r
ecre
atio
nal u
se.
PO10
04 is
da
mm
ed a
nd d
rain
ed to
the
east
in d
iscr
ete
and
conf
ined
surf
ace
flow
to
an u
nnam
ed tr
ibut
ary
to W
alnu
t Cre
ek.
Inflo
w is
from
W15
8.
P216
2, P
2163
NE-
5
Layd
own
Yard
Nor
thw
est C
lust
erA
cces
s R
oad
Gro
up 1
8 (T
urbi
nes
40R
, 41)
W51
1PS
SW
S92
147.
066
0.12
1642
.414
672
-79.
2377
8364
4993
.347
016
4697
322.
6296
00W
511
cons
ists
of t
wo
inun
date
d PS
S de
pres
sion
al a
reas
con
nect
ed b
y tw
o cu
lver
ts u
nder
an
acce
ss ro
ad th
at d
ivid
es th
e w
etla
nd.
Inflo
w is
fr
om h
ighe
r ele
vatio
n fie
lds s
urro
undi
ng a
nd g
roun
dwat
er.
Out
flow
is
disc
rete
and
con
fined
surf
ace
flow
and
ove
rland
shee
t flo
w to
dra
in th
at
conn
ects
to a
wet
land
and
then
to a
stre
am (a
ll ou
tsid
e of
cor
ridor
).Su
rrou
ndin
g ar
ea is
mow
ed fi
elds
with
har
dwoo
d fo
rest
50’
-200
’ aw
ay.
The
wet
land
has
hig
h ve
geta
tive
dive
rsity
and
mod
erat
e to
hig
h w
ildlif
e va
lue.
Tad
pole
s and
faw
n w
ere
spot
ted
alon
g w
ith m
ultip
le b
irds
nest
ing.
Rai
n oc
curr
ed in
the
24 h
ours
prio
r to
obse
rvat
ion.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P5
65,
P566
NW
-1
W51
2a/
514/
516
(W51
2a)
PEM
/PSS
WS7
819
5.89
61.
6848
42.4
1498
8-7
9.24
2369
6446
15.2
7511
246
9734
9.86
2850
W51
2a is
a m
oder
atel
y si
zed
PEM
wet
land
par
tially
in a
har
dwoo
d fo
rest
. Su
rrou
ndin
g ar
eas i
nclu
de h
ardw
ood
fore
st to
the
north
, no
rthw
est,
and
north
east
and
un-
mow
ed fi
eld
to so
uth,
sout
hwes
t, an
d so
uthe
ast.
Inflo
w is
from
a d
rain
. O
utflo
w is
dis
cret
e an
d co
nfin
ed
surf
ace
flow
to D
512
that
flow
s to
S512
to th
e so
uth.
The
wet
land
has
m
oder
ate
vege
tativ
e di
vers
ity a
nd m
oder
ate
wild
life
valu
e. S
ome
smal
l PE
M d
epre
ssio
ns in
the
field
are
con
nect
ed.
Ther
e is
flow
ing
wat
er in
dr
ain
and
wet
land
. Th
ere
has b
een
rain
in p
revi
ous 2
4 ho
urs.
Add
ition
al fi
eld
surv
eys c
onne
cted
W51
2a to
W51
4 an
d W
516.
The
ac
reag
e pr
ovid
ed is
thei
r com
bine
d ar
ea.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P5
74N
W-1
, NW
-2
W51
2a/
514/
516
(W51
4)
PEM
/PSS
WS7
819
5.89
6Se
e ab
ove
42.4
1517
0-7
9.24
0049
6448
05.7
7417
846
9737
4.02
9410
W51
4 is
mod
erat
e to
larg
e PS
S/PE
M w
etla
nd.
Inflo
w is
from
up-
grad
ient
are
as a
nd g
roun
dwat
er.
Ther
e is
no
visi
ble
outfl
ow.
Surr
ound
ing
area
s inc
lude
har
dwoo
d fo
rest
to th
e no
rth, e
ast,
and
wes
t an
d ya
rd a
nd fo
rest
to so
uth.
The
re is
a tr
ash
pile
abu
tting
the
wet
land
to
the
sout
h. T
he w
etla
nd h
as m
oder
ate
vege
tativ
e di
vers
ity a
nd
wild
life
valu
e. A
dditi
onal
fiel
d su
rvey
s con
nect
ed W
512a
to W
514
and
W51
6. T
he a
crea
ge p
rovi
ded
for W
512a
is th
eir c
ombi
ned
area
.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P5
77,
P578
NW
-1, N
W-2
No
wet
land
s
02:
0026
87_H
W09
_01-
B26
42Ta
bles
5-2
and
5-3
Wet
land
Stre
am T
able
.xls
-Tab
le 5
-2 W
etla
nds-
12/1
0/20
08Pa
ge 1
6 of
28
Tabl
e 5-
2 S
umm
ary
of D
elin
eate
d W
etla
nd C
hara
cter
istic
s, A
rkw
right
Sum
mit
Win
d Fa
rm
Wet
land
ID
Wet
land
Com
mun
ityTy
peW
ater
shed
Stre
am R
each
D
rain
age
Are
a (a
cres
)
Are
a of
Wet
land
w
ithin
the
Surv
ey
Cor
ridor
(acr
es)
Are
a of
Pon
d w
ithin
the
Surv
ey
Cor
ridor
(acr
es)
Latit
ude1
Long
itude
1Ea
stin
g1N
orth
ing1
Add
ition
al C
omm
ents
Doc
umen
tatio
nA
ppen
dix
F M
ap F
ram
eW
512a
/51
4/51
6(W
516)
PEM
WS7
819
5.89
6Se
e ab
ove
42.4
1489
3-7
9.24
1631
6446
76.2
0925
346
9734
0.59
4700
W51
6 is
a m
oder
atel
y si
zed
PEM
wet
land
par
tially
in a
fiel
d. T
he
wet
land
join
s W51
4 an
d W
512a
out
side
of c
orrid
or.
Surr
ound
ing
area
s in
clud
e ha
rdw
ood
fore
st to
the
north
, nor
thea
st, a
nd n
orth
wes
t and
un-
mow
ed fi
eld
to th
e so
uth,
sout
heas
t, an
d so
uthw
est.
The
are
a is
pa
rtial
ly in
a d
epre
ssio
n. I
nflo
w is
from
W51
4 to
the
east
. O
utflo
w is
di
scre
te a
nd c
onfin
ed su
rfac
e flo
w to
W51
2a a
nd in
to a
fiel
d. T
he
wet
land
has
mod
erat
e ve
geta
tive
dive
rsity
and
wild
life
valu
e.A
dditi
onal
fiel
d su
rvey
s con
nect
ed W
512a
to W
514
and
W51
6. T
he
acre
age
prov
ided
for W
512a
is th
eir c
ombi
ned
area
.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P5
80N
W-1
, NW
-2
W51
5PE
MW
S78
195.
896
0.01
7942
.414
720
-79.
2412
9364
4704
.469
578
4697
321.
9614
10W
515
is a
ver
y sm
all d
epre
ssio
nal P
EM w
etla
nd in
a fi
eld.
Inf
low
is
from
surr
ound
ing
up-g
radi
ent f
ield
s (at
10°
slop
e).
Ther
e is
no
appa
rent
ou
tflow
. Th
e w
etla
nd h
as m
oder
ate
vege
tativ
e di
vers
ity a
nd lo
w
wild
life
valu
e.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P5
79N
W-1
W51
2PE
M/P
SSW
S78
195.
896
0.62
7542
.414
586
-79.
2390
7964
4886
.970
874
4697
310.
8314
60W
512
cons
ists
of t
wo
depr
essi
onal
are
as c
onne
cted
by
a dr
ain.
The
ea
ster
n po
rtion
is P
EM w
etla
nd a
nd w
este
rn p
ortio
n is
PSS
wet
land
.Su
rrou
ndin
g ar
eas i
nclu
de fi
elds
/yar
d to
nor
th a
nd e
ast a
nd h
ardw
ood
fore
st to
the
wes
t and
sout
h. T
o th
e w
est a
fter f
ores
t edg
e of
PSS
, the
re
is a
ver
y la
rge
PEM
that
goe
s fro
m fo
rest
to m
appe
d po
nd in
fiel
d.Po
nd h
as o
utflo
w to
a st
ream
. Th
e fie
ld a
rea
is v
ery
wet
(ret
ains
wat
er).
The
wet
fiel
d ha
s Ju
ncus
sp.,
Solid
ago
sp.,
Viol
a sp
., a
nd m
osse
s as
dom
inan
t spe
cies
and
som
e Ph
alar
is a
rund
inac
ea.
Inflo
w is
from
up-
grad
ient
surr
ound
ing
area
s. W
512
flow
s wes
t, th
roug
h a
field
, int
o PO
512.
The
wet
land
has
mod
erat
e ve
geta
tive
dive
rsity
and
mod
erat
e w
ildlif
e ha
bita
t. S
ome
frog
s are
pre
sent
. Sa
mpl
ing
was
com
plet
ed
with
in 2
4 ho
urs o
f rai
n ev
ent.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P5
68,
P569
NW
-1, N
W-2
PO51
2Po
ndW
S78
195.
896
0.40
3742
.414
182
-79.
2418
7064
4658
.181
792
4697
261.
2581
30PO
512
is in
an
open
fiel
d an
d co
nnec
ted
to W
512.
P5
69, P
567
NW
-1, N
W-2
W51
2bPE
M/P
SS/
PFO
WS7
819
5.89
60.
1963
42.4
1406
4-7
9.24
2729
6445
87.8
1432
546
9724
6.72
7000
W51
2b is
a la
rge
PEM
/PSS
/PFO
ripa
rian
wet
land
alo
ng S
512.
The
w
etla
nd is
pre
dom
inan
tly P
EM.
The
vege
tatio
n ch
ange
s thr
ough
out
wet
land
(30%
Ver
atru
m v
irid
e at
W51
2b-1
6; 1
0% R
umex
orb
icul
atus
at
W51
2b-1
7).
Haw
thor
n is
pre
sent
on
bank
s tow
ards
wes
t end
of t
he
wet
land
. Th
e w
etla
nd o
rigin
ates
at d
rain
from
PO
512
and
cont
inue
s to
flow
wes
t. In
flow
is fr
om p
ond,
seep
s, as
sorte
d dr
ains
, and
runo
ff fr
om
hills
ides
. Su
rrou
ndin
g ar
eas i
nclu
de u
n-m
owed
fiel
d to
the
north
, eas
t, an
d so
uth
and
hard
woo
d fo
rest
to th
e w
est.
The
wet
land
has
hig
h ve
geta
tive
dive
rsity
and
mod
erat
e w
ildlif
e va
lue.
Som
e ta
dpol
es w
ere
obse
rved
in p
ools
.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P5
75N
W-2
W51
7PE
MW
S78
195.
896
0.07
3142
.414
622
-79.
2424
0464
4613
.238
301
4697
309.
2469
60W
517
is a
smal
l PEM
dep
ress
iona
l wet
land
in a
fiel
d. I
t doe
s not
ap
pear
to h
old
wat
er fo
r muc
h of
the
year
. Su
rrou
ndin
g ar
ea is
15°
sl
ope
in a
fallo
w a
gric
ultu
ral f
ield
. In
flow
is fr
om u
p-gr
adie
nt a
rea.
Ther
e is
no
appa
rent
out
flow
. Th
e w
etla
nd h
as m
oder
ate
vege
tativ
e di
vers
ity a
nd lo
w w
ildlif
e va
lue.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P5
81N
W-2
02:
0026
87_H
W09
_01-
B26
42Ta
bles
5-2
and
5-3
Wet
land
Stre
am T
able
.xls
-Tab
le 5
-2 W
etla
nds-
12/1
0/20
08Pa
ge 1
7 of
28
Tabl
e 5-
2 S
umm
ary
of D
elin
eate
d W
etla
nd C
hara
cter
istic
s, A
rkw
right
Sum
mit
Win
d Fa
rm
Wet
land
ID
Wet
land
Com
mun
ityTy
peW
ater
shed
Stre
am R
each
D
rain
age
Are
a (a
cres
)
Are
a of
Wet
land
w
ithin
the
Surv
ey
Cor
ridor
(acr
es)
Are
a of
Pon
d w
ithin
the
Surv
ey
Cor
ridor
(acr
es)
Latit
ude1
Long
itude
1Ea
stin
g1N
orth
ing1
Add
ition
al C
omm
ents
Doc
umen
tatio
nA
ppen
dix
F M
ap F
ram
eW
518
PEM
WS7
819
5.89
60.
0408
42.4
1477
4-7
9.24
3038
6445
60.7
5909
346
9732
4.98
1830
W51
8 is
a sm
all P
EM w
etla
nd in
slig
ht d
epre
ssio
nal a
rea
in a
fiel
d.
Surr
ound
ing
area
s inc
lude
har
dwoo
d fo
rest
to th
e no
rth a
nd u
n-m
owed
fie
ld to
the
east
, sou
th, a
nd w
est.
The
re is
som
e pa
rtial
ly p
low
ed a
rea
to
the
sout
h. I
nflo
w is
from
slig
ht u
p-gr
adie
nt a
reas
. Th
ere
is n
o ap
pare
nt
outfl
ow.
The
wet
land
has
hig
h ve
geta
tive
dive
rsity
and
low
wild
life
valu
e.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P5
82N
W-2
W51
9PE
MW
S78
195.
896
0.14
8042
.414
872
-79.
2434
1264
4529
.745
900
4697
335.
2205
00W
519
is a
PEM
wet
land
in a
dep
ress
ion
in a
n ag
ricul
tura
l fie
ld th
at w
as
rece
ntly
tille
d. S
urro
undi
ng a
reas
incl
ude
hard
woo
d fo
rest
to th
e no
rth
and
wes
t. S
512
lies t
o th
e so
uth.
S51
2 is
not
ass
ocia
ted
with
this
w
etla
nd.
Inflo
w is
from
up-
grad
ient
surr
ound
ing
area
s. W
519
does
not
ha
ve a
ny a
ppar
ent o
utflo
w.
The
wet
land
has
mod
erat
e to
hig
h ve
geta
tive
dive
rsity
and
low
wild
life
valu
e. A
rea
is v
ery
rutte
d w
ith
man
y ru
ts fu
ll of
stan
ding
wat
er (u
p to
4”)
.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P5
83N
W-2
W13
0PE
MW
S78
195.
896
0.02
1442
.415
601
-79.
2447
2264
4420
.299
488
4697
414.
0222
20W
130
is a
smal
l to
med
ium
PEM
wet
land
in a
fore
st o
f Fag
usgr
andi
folia
and
Ace
r sac
char
um.
W13
0 is
slig
htly
dep
ress
iona
l.In
flow
is fr
om u
p-gr
adie
nt a
nd g
roun
dwat
er.
Out
flow
is to
D13
0 to
S5
13 to
an
unna
med
trib
utar
y to
Bal
l Gul
f. T
he so
uthe
rn p
ortio
n of
the
wet
land
has
bee
n im
pact
ed b
y a
four
-whe
eler
trai
l. D
iver
sity
is
mod
erat
e to
hig
h; to
ads,
deer
trac
ks, a
nd d
uckw
eed
wer
e ob
serv
ed.
Val
ues f
or w
ildlif
e, se
dim
ent r
eten
tion,
and
hyd
rolo
gic
valu
e ar
e m
oder
ate.
The
ove
rall
valu
e of
W13
0 is
low
to m
oder
ate.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P2
008
NW
-2
W51
3PE
MW
S78
195.
896
0.11
5342
.414
979
-79.
2463
3464
4289
.118
142
4697
342.
1284
60W
513
is m
oder
atel
y si
zed
PEM
wet
land
alo
ng S
513.
Wet
land
is a
di
stan
ce fr
om th
e W
512
asso
ciat
ion,
resu
lting
in a
new
nam
e (W
513)
.W
513
has l
ow v
eget
ativ
e di
vers
ity a
nd m
oder
ate
wild
life
valu
e (d
eer
track
s and
2 fa
wns
seen
). W
etla
nd is
in v
alle
y w
ith su
rrou
ndin
g sl
opes
at
~35
°. W
etla
nd is
in a
har
dwoo
d fo
rest
of p
rimar
ily A
cer s
acch
arum
.In
flow
is fr
om su
rrou
ndin
g sl
opes
. O
utflo
w is
dis
cret
e an
d co
nfin
ed
surf
ace
flow
to S
513.
Wet
land
data
shee
tN
W-2
, NW
-3,
NW
-4
W51
3aPE
MW
S78
195.
896
0.05
6842
.415
957
-79.
2463
8164
4282
.928
703
4697
450.
6830
30W
513a
is a
smal
l PEM
wet
land
in a
gas
line
righ
t-of-
way
(RO
W).
The
ar
ea is
slig
htly
dep
ress
iona
l with
surr
ound
ing
area
s at 1
5° sl
ope.
Surr
ound
ing
area
s inc
lude
the
RO
W to
the
north
east
and
sout
hwes
t and
a
hard
woo
d fo
rest
of A
cer s
acch
arum
,Pop
ulus
trem
ula
, and
Pru
nus
sp.
in a
ll ot
her d
irect
ions
. In
flow
is fr
om su
rrou
ndin
g up
-gra
dien
t ar
eas.
Out
flow
is c
onfin
ed su
rfac
e flo
w to
W51
3 an
d S5
13 v
ia D
513.
The
wet
land
has
mod
erat
e ve
geta
tive
dive
rsity
and
low
wild
life
valu
e.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P5
87N
W-2
, NW
-4
W52
2PF
OW
S76
72.0
971.
1526
42.4
1664
4-7
9.24
6728
6442
52.8
6435
946
9752
6.42
3580
W52
2 is
a la
rge
PFO
wet
land
in a
har
dwoo
d fo
rest
that
ext
ends
acr
oss
corr
idor
. In
flow
is fr
om su
rrou
ndin
g ar
eas.
The
re is
no
appa
rent
ou
tflow
. Th
e ar
ea h
as v
ery
little
cha
nge
in e
leva
tion
(~6’
ove
rall)
.To
pogr
aphy
incl
udes
pits
and
hum
moc
ks th
roug
hout
the
wet
land
. Th
e w
etla
nd h
as h
igh
vege
tativ
e di
vers
ity a
nd m
oder
ate
wild
life
habi
tat.
Toad
s and
a sn
ake
wer
e ob
serv
ed.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P1
62,
P163
NW
-2, N
W-4
02:
0026
87_H
W09
_01-
B26
42Ta
bles
5-2
and
5-3
Wet
land
Stre
am T
able
.xls
-Tab
le 5
-2 W
etla
nds-
12/1
0/20
08Pa
ge 1
8 of
28
Tabl
e 5-
2 S
umm
ary
of D
elin
eate
d W
etla
nd C
hara
cter
istic
s, A
rkw
right
Sum
mit
Win
d Fa
rm
Wet
land
ID
Wet
land
Com
mun
ityTy
peW
ater
shed
Stre
am R
each
D
rain
age
Are
a (a
cres
)
Are
a of
Wet
land
w
ithin
the
Surv
ey
Cor
ridor
(acr
es)
Are
a of
Pon
d w
ithin
the
Surv
ey
Cor
ridor
(acr
es)
Latit
ude1
Long
itude
1Ea
stin
g1N
orth
ing1
Add
ition
al C
omm
ents
Doc
umen
tatio
nA
ppen
dix
F M
ap F
ram
eA
cces
s R
oad
Gro
up 1
6 (T
urbi
nes
42A
, 46R
, 50R
, 52A
R, 5
2BR
, 47R
, 49A
R, 5
1R, 4
9)W
91PE
M/P
SS
WS8
629
4.39
50.
0966
42.4
1800
2-7
9.23
6007
6451
31.8
4006
046
9769
5.45
0720
W91
is a
larg
e, d
iver
se P
EM w
etla
nd w
ith so
me
Salix
and
Vib
urnu
msh
rubs
alo
ng th
e ea
ster
n pe
riphe
ry.
Inflo
w is
from
a ro
adsi
de c
ulve
rt to
th
e so
uth.
Out
flow
is c
onfin
ed su
rfac
e flo
w to
the
north
east
(to
grou
ndw
ater
) and
to th
e no
rth w
ithin
a ro
adsi
de d
itch
that
like
ly g
oes t
o W
alnu
t or S
cott
Cre
ek.
Topo
grap
hic
map
revi
ew d
oes n
ot c
lear
ly sh
ow
a hy
drol
ogic
con
nect
ion.
Pro
perty
ow
ner a
ppea
rs to
be
fillin
g w
etla
nd.
As a
resu
lt, u
plan
d an
d tra
nsiti
onal
veg
etat
ion
is e
ncro
achi
ng.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P3
00,
P301
, P30
2,
P303
NW
-5, N
W-
16
W54
PEM
/PSS
WS6
336
8.57
40.
1753
42.4
1882
1-7
9.23
6608
6450
80.5
0202
446
9778
5.33
9280
W54
is a
slig
htly
dep
ress
iona
l, sm
all t
o m
oder
atel
y si
zed
PEM
/PSS
w
etla
nd o
n th
e no
rth si
de o
f the
Acc
ess R
oad.
Cen
ter R
oad
boar
ders
W
54 o
n th
e ea
st.
Surr
ound
ing
area
s inc
lude
fore
st a
nd y
ard
to th
e so
uth,
nor
th, a
nd w
est.
Inflo
w is
from
a d
rain
. O
utflo
w is
dis
cret
e an
d co
nfin
ed su
rfac
e flo
w to
the
north
to a
road
side
ditc
h th
at le
ads t
o W
46
and
S46.
The
wet
land
has
mod
erat
e ve
geta
tive
dive
rsity
and
mod
erat
e w
ildlif
e va
lue.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P1
83N
W-5
, NW
-16
W53
PEM
WS6
336
8.57
40.
1172
42.4
1866
0-7
9.23
8392
6449
34.1
0294
246
9776
4.46
1650
W53
is a
mod
erat
e PE
M w
etla
nd th
at e
xten
ds o
ut o
f pro
ject
are
a.
With
in th
e co
rrid
or, t
he w
etla
nd is
a v
eget
ated
30-
40’ w
ide
depr
essi
onal
sw
ale.
Sur
roun
ding
are
as in
clud
e a
logg
ing
road
to th
e so
uthw
est a
nd
hard
woo
d fo
rest
s in
all o
ther
dire
ctio
ns.
Inflo
w is
from
up-
grad
ient
(1
5° sl
ope)
surr
ound
ing
area
and
a d
rain
that
flow
s thr
ough
a c
ulve
rt un
der t
he ro
ad.
D53
lead
s fro
m th
e no
rth si
de o
f the
road
into
W53
.Th
e w
etla
nd h
as h
igh
vege
tativ
e di
vers
ity a
nd m
oder
ate
to h
igh
wild
life
valu
e.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P1
82N
W-5
W52
PEM
/PSS
/ PF
OW
S63
368.
574
0.67
9042
.419
372
-79.
2404
4364
4763
.718
439
4697
839.
9788
40W
52 is
a m
oder
atel
y si
zed
PEM
/PFO
/PSS
wet
land
in d
epre
ssio
nal a
nd
valle
y ar
eas.
Inflo
w is
from
surr
ound
ing
up-g
radi
ent a
reas
. O
utflo
w is
di
scre
te a
nd c
onfin
ed su
rfac
e flo
w to
dra
ins t
hat f
low
to th
e no
rth a
nd
then
to W
46.
The
area
that
is n
ot p
art o
f gas
tran
smis
sion
line
s or a
ro
ad is
upl
and
open
fore
st.
The
area
has
bee
n di
stur
bed
by a
logg
ing
road
runn
ing
sout
heas
t to
north
wes
t and
gas
line
righ
t-of-
way
runn
ing
sout
hwes
t to
north
east
. Pa
rt of
the
gas l
ine
has f
ill so
il bu
t 95%
Ph
alar
is a
rund
inac
ea g
row
th.
A c
ulve
rt co
nnec
ts tw
o si
des o
f wet
land
w
here
the
road
cro
sses
. Th
e w
etla
nd h
as h
igh
vege
tativ
e di
vers
ity a
nd
low
wild
life
valu
e be
caus
e it
is m
ostly
in a
gas
tran
smis
sion
line
righ
t-of
-way
.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P1
81N
W-5
, NW
-6
W46
PEM
/PSS
/ PF
OW
S63
368.
574
1.93
3542
.422
593
-79.
2426
8064
4572
.195
271
4698
193.
8638
60W
46 is
a v
ery
larg
e PE
M/P
SS/P
FO w
etla
nd.
The
PFO
por
tion
is o
n a
10° s
lope
. Th
e PS
S an
d PE
M p
ortio
ns a
re o
n fla
t gro
und.
Inf
low
is
from
up-
grad
ient
and
gro
undw
ater
. O
utflo
w is
dis
cret
e an
d co
nfin
ed
surf
ace
flow
to S
46 w
hich
runs
thro
ugho
ut th
e w
etla
nd.
Som
e pl
ants
ar
e pr
imar
ily fo
und
in o
ne p
art o
f PEM
/PSS
and
not
ano
ther
. So
me
plan
t spe
cies
are
foun
d th
roug
hout
. Th
e w
etla
nd h
as v
ery
high
ve
geta
tive
dive
rsity
and
hig
h w
ildlif
e va
lue.
It c
onne
cts t
o W
46a.
Man
y fr
ogs,
som
e to
ads,
and
man
y de
er tr
acks
wer
e ob
serv
ed.
This
w
etla
nd sh
ould
be
avoi
ded.
It i
s lik
ely
to fa
ll un
der j
uris
dict
ion
of th
e N
YSD
EC.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P1
56,
P157
, P16
1
NW
-5, N
W-6
02:
0026
87_H
W09
_01-
B26
42Ta
bles
5-2
and
5-3
Wet
land
Stre
am T
able
.xls
-Tab
le 5
-2 W
etla
nds-
12/1
0/20
08Pa
ge 1
9 of
28
Tabl
e 5-
2 S
umm
ary
of D
elin
eate
d W
etla
nd C
hara
cter
istic
s, A
rkw
right
Sum
mit
Win
d Fa
rm
Wet
land
ID
Wet
land
Com
mun
ityTy
peW
ater
shed
Stre
am R
each
D
rain
age
Are
a (a
cres
)
Are
a of
Wet
land
w
ithin
the
Surv
ey
Cor
ridor
(acr
es)
Are
a of
Pon
d w
ithin
the
Surv
ey
Cor
ridor
(acr
es)
Latit
ude1
Long
itude
1Ea
stin
g1N
orth
ing1
Add
ition
al C
omm
ents
Doc
umen
tatio
nA
ppen
dix
F M
ap F
ram
eW
51PE
M/P
SSW
S63
368.
574
0.32
9442
.419
710
-79.
2419
5064
4638
.951
800
4697
874.
9746
00W
51 is
a sm
all d
epre
ssio
nal P
EM/P
SS w
etla
nd o
n th
e so
uth
side
of a
n ex
istin
g ro
ad.
Surr
ound
ing
area
s inc
lude
a lo
ggin
g ro
ad to
the
north
an
d ha
rdw
ood
fore
st to
the
east
, sou
th, a
nd w
est.
Inflo
w is
from
up-
grad
ient
woo
ded
area
s. O
utflo
w is
con
fined
surf
ace
flow
to D
51 w
hich
dr
ains
to W
46.
The
wet
land
app
ears
to h
ave
orig
inal
ly b
een
part
of
W46
bef
ore
a lo
ggin
g ro
ad w
as p
ut in
. Th
e w
etla
nd h
as m
oder
ate
vege
tativ
e di
vers
ity a
nd lo
w v
alue
s due
to si
ze a
nd d
istu
rban
ce fr
om
road
.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P1
80N
W-6
W13
6PE
MW
S63
368.
574
0.05
9842
.419
433
-79.
2440
0164
4470
.829
464
4697
840.
7683
50W
136
is a
smal
l PEM
wet
land
in a
n Ac
er ru
brum
fore
st.
Inflo
w is
fr
om u
p-gr
adie
nt.
Out
flow
is n
orth
to W
46 to
an
unna
med
trib
utar
y (S
46) t
o D
utch
Hol
low
. D
iver
sity
is m
oder
ate;
wild
life
valu
e is
low
; hy
drol
ogic
val
ue is
low
(gro
undw
ater
rech
arge
). O
vera
ll w
etla
nd v
alue
fo
r W13
6 is
low
.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P2
029
NW
-6
W50
PEM
/PSS
/ PF
OW
S63
368.
574
0.77
3342
.419
776
-79.
2453
0864
4362
.481
290
4697
876.
6063
70W
50 is
a la
rge
PEM
/PSS
/PFO
wet
land
. Su
rrou
ndin
g ar
eas i
nclu
de
hard
woo
d fo
rest
to th
e no
rth, s
outh
, and
eas
t and
an
open
plo
wed
are
a fo
r log
ging
to th
e no
rthea
st.
The
open
cle
ared
are
a ha
s ver
y sa
tura
ted
dist
urbe
d so
ils.
Ther
e ar
e so
me
pond
ed a
reas
in th
e PF
O p
ortio
n.So
me
reed
can
ary
gras
s is g
row
ing
in th
e pl
owed
are
a bu
t mos
t has
bee
n cl
eare
d aw
ay.
A lo
ggin
g ro
ad p
asse
s thr
ough
par
t of t
he w
est s
ide
of
W50
. In
flow
is fr
om u
p-gr
adie
nt o
f 10°
slop
e an
d so
me
grou
ndw
ater
.M
inor
out
flow
is d
iscr
ete
and
conf
ined
surf
ace
flow
to a
dra
in o
n th
e w
est s
ide
of lo
ggin
g ro
ad 1
. Th
e re
mai
ning
are
a ha
s no
outfl
ow.
The
wet
land
has
mod
erat
e to
hig
h ve
geta
tive
dive
rsity
and
mod
erat
e w
ildlif
e va
lue.
Man
y re
ptile
s and
am
phib
ians
wer
e ob
serv
ed.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P1
72,
P173
, P17
4
NW
-6
W13
5PF
OW
S63
368.
574
0.35
8142
.418
792
-79.
2449
2264
4396
.507
927
4697
767.
9417
50W
135
is a
smal
l to
med
ium
PFO
wet
land
nea
r the
met
eoro
logi
cal t
ower
lo
catio
n. W
135
has s
ome
smal
l pits
and
mou
nds.
The
surr
ound
ing
area
is
an
Acer
rubr
umfo
rest
. In
flow
is fr
om u
p-gr
adie
nt.
Out
flow
is to
the
north
wes
t to
D13
5 to
W50
to S
55 to
an
unna
med
trib
utar
y to
Dut
ch
Hol
low
. W
135
has m
oder
ate
plan
t div
ersi
ty a
nd a
cts a
s a w
ater
re
tent
ion
and
nutri
ent s
ink
for w
ater
dra
inin
g of
f sur
roun
ding
upl
ands
.W
ildlif
e ut
iliza
tion
valu
e is
mod
erat
e.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P2
028
NW
-6
W13
1PS
SW
S67
113.
172
0.27
1542
.417
538
-79.
2466
8764
4254
.203
177
4697
625.
7118
90W
131
is a
med
ium
PSS
wet
land
in a
dep
ress
iona
l are
a. O
utflo
w is
via
D
131
to W
49.
W13
1 ha
s mod
erat
e va
lues
due
to sh
rub
succ
essi
on,
prov
idin
g w
ildlif
e ha
bita
t for
am
phib
ians
, bird
s, an
d sm
all m
amm
als.
W13
1 ac
ts a
s a n
utrie
nt si
nk w
ith w
ater
stor
age.
Ove
rall,
W13
1 ha
s a
mod
erat
e va
lue.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P2
017
NW
-4, N
W-6
W13
7PE
MW
S63
368.
574
0.27
3842
.422
091
-79.
2501
2964
3960
.541
217
4698
125.
4415
00W
137
is a
smal
l to
med
ium
PEM
wet
land
alo
ng st
ream
s in
a fo
rest
of
Acer
sacc
haru
m a
nd T
suga
can
aden
sis.
For
est r
oad
divi
des p
arts
of
W13
7. I
nflo
w is
from
up-
grad
ient
. O
utflo
w is
to S
60 a
nd S
137
to a
n un
nam
ed tr
ibut
ary
to D
utch
Hol
low
. Pl
ant d
iver
sity
and
wild
life
valu
es
are
low
to m
oder
ate.
Hyd
rolo
gic
valu
e is
mod
erat
e (n
utrie
nt si
nk, w
ater
qu
ality
). O
vera
ll w
etla
nd v
alue
is lo
w to
mod
erat
e.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P2
040
NW
-7
02:
0026
87_H
W09
_01-
B26
42Ta
bles
5-2
and
5-3
Wet
land
Stre
am T
able
.xls
-Tab
le 5
-2 W
etla
nds-
12/1
0/20
08Pa
ge 2
0 of
28
Tabl
e 5-
2 S
umm
ary
of D
elin
eate
d W
etla
nd C
hara
cter
istic
s, A
rkw
right
Sum
mit
Win
d Fa
rm
Wet
land
ID
Wet
land
Com
mun
ityTy
peW
ater
shed
Stre
am R
each
D
rain
age
Are
a (a
cres
)
Are
a of
Wet
land
w
ithin
the
Surv
ey
Cor
ridor
(acr
es)
Are
a of
Pon
d w
ithin
the
Surv
ey
Cor
ridor
(acr
es)
Latit
ude1
Long
itude
1Ea
stin
g1N
orth
ing1
Add
ition
al C
omm
ents
Doc
umen
tatio
nA
ppen
dix
F M
ap F
ram
eW
58PE
MW
S63
368.
574
0.04
8342
.421
337
-79.
2513
0564
3865
.539
554
4698
039.
6851
60W
58 is
a sm
all d
epre
ssio
nal P
EM w
etla
nd a
long
side
D58
in a
har
dwoo
d fo
rest
(Fag
us g
rand
ifolia
,Ace
r sac
char
um, a
nd so
me
smal
l Tsu
gaca
nade
nsis
). W
etla
nd w
as p
roba
bly
crea
ted
by d
owne
d lo
gs in
D58
po
olin
g th
e w
ater
. Th
e w
etla
nd is
in a
val
ley
with
slop
es ra
ngin
g fr
om
15° t
o 30
°. In
flow
is fr
om u
p-gr
adie
nt a
reas
and
a fe
w sm
all s
eeps
.O
utflo
w is
con
fined
surf
ace
flow
in a
dra
in to
S59
. W
ater
flow
ing
in
the
drai
n is
slow
mov
ing
due
to p
artia
l dam
min
g by
logs
. Th
e w
etla
nd
has m
oder
ate
vege
tativ
e di
vers
ity, l
ow to
mod
erat
e w
ildlif
e va
lue,
and
m
oder
ate
wat
er re
treat
men
t val
ue.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P1
93N
W-7
W60
PEM
WS6
336
8.57
40.
2351
42.4
2205
3-7
9.25
1638
6438
36.5
2450
046
9811
8.65
9600
W60
is a
mod
erat
ely
size
d rip
aria
n PE
M w
etla
nd a
long
side
S60
in a
m
ixed
fore
st c
ompr
ised
of T
suga
can
aden
sis,
Betu
la a
llegh
anie
nsis
,Fa
gus g
rand
ifolia
, and
Ace
r sac
char
um.
The
area
exh
ibits
pit
and
mou
nd to
pogr
aphy
. Sl
ope
of th
e su
rrou
ndin
g up
land
are
a is
30°
to 5
0°.
Inflo
w is
from
up-
grad
ient
are
as a
nd se
eps.
Out
flow
is d
iscr
ete
and
conf
ined
surf
ace
flow
and
ove
rland
shee
t flo
w to
dra
ins a
nd st
ream
.Th
e w
etla
nd h
as h
igh
vege
tativ
e di
vers
ity a
nd m
oder
ate
wild
life
valu
e.It
also
has
mod
erat
e to
hig
h qu
ality
due
to d
irect
con
nect
ion
with
S60
.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P1
99N
W-7
, NW
-8
W13
8PE
MW
S63
368.
574
0.23
5942
.423
232
-79.
2516
2764
3834
.692
360
4698
249.
6151
20W
138
is a
med
ium
PEM
wet
land
in a
fore
st th
at e
xten
ds o
utsi
de th
e co
rrid
or.
Surr
ound
ing
area
is d
omin
ated
by
Tsug
a ca
nade
nsis
. In
flow
is
from
up-
grad
ient
. O
utflo
w is
to a
n un
nam
ed tr
ibut
ary
(S60
) to
Dut
ch
Hol
low
. Pl
ant d
iver
sity
is m
oder
ate.
Wild
life
valu
e is
low
to m
oder
ate.
H
ydro
logi
c va
lue
is m
oder
ate
to h
igh
(nut
rient
sink
, wat
er q
ualit
y,
sedi
men
t sin
k).
Ove
rall
wet
land
val
ue is
mod
erat
e.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P2
045
NW
-7, N
W-8
W15
6PE
MW
S63
368.
574
0.16
3542
.423
541
-79.
2514
1364
3851
.629
024
4698
284.
3089
30W
156
is a
smal
l PEM
wet
land
in a
Tsu
ga c
anad
ensi
s an
d Ac
ersa
ccha
rum
fore
st.
Inflo
w is
from
up-
grad
ient
are
as a
nd g
roun
dwat
er.
Out
flow
is to
the
north
out
side
of t
he su
rvey
cor
ridor
but
topo
grap
hic
map
ping
indi
cate
s con
nect
ion
to S
60, a
n un
nam
ed tr
ibut
ary
to D
utch
H
ollo
w.
Plan
t div
ersi
ty is
mod
erat
e to
hig
h. W
ildlif
e va
lue
is
mod
erat
e. H
ydro
logi
c va
lue
is m
oder
ate
(sed
imen
t sin
k, n
utrie
nt si
nk,
wat
er q
ualit
y).
Ove
rall
wet
land
val
ue is
mod
erat
e.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P2
122
NW
-7
W61
/61a
PEM
WS6
336
8.57
40.
1055
42.4
2274
9-7
9.25
3498
6436
81.8
6238
346
9819
2.76
3180
W61
is a
smal
l rip
aria
n PE
M w
etla
nd in
a T
suga
can
aden
sis
fore
st.
The
wet
land
is in
a d
epre
ssio
nal a
rea
with
surr
ound
ing
slop
es o
f 45°
.In
flow
is fr
om g
roun
dwat
er a
nd u
p-gr
adie
nt a
reas
. O
utflo
w is
dis
cret
e an
d co
nfin
ed su
rfac
e flo
w to
S60
. Th
e w
etla
nd h
as m
oder
ate
vege
tativ
e di
vers
ity a
nd lo
w to
mod
erat
e w
ildlif
e va
lue.
W61
a (a
lso
PEM
w
etla
nd) c
ontin
ues u
p th
e sl
ope
to a
larg
e pa
rtial
ly o
pen
fore
st.
It is
80
%C
arex
sp.
Log
ging
road
s go
thro
ugh
the
wet
land
. W
61a
also
has
sm
all a
mou
nts o
f cin
nam
on fe
rn a
t the
nor
thw
este
rn e
nd a
nd m
ore
satu
rate
d so
ils.
Wet
land
data
shee
tN
W-8
W62
PEM
WS6
336
8.57
40.
1171
42.4
2278
8-7
9.25
5440
6435
22.0
3599
846
9819
3.83
6610
W62
is a
larg
e de
pres
sion
al P
EM w
etla
nd su
rrou
nded
by
hard
woo
d fo
rest
. Pa
rt of
wet
land
(~15
%) h
as v
ery
little
veg
etat
ion
and
only
has
Eq
uise
tum
arv
ense
,Ono
clea
sens
ibili
s, a
nd C
arex
cri
nita
. Th
ese
spec
ies a
re a
lso
foun
d in
the
maj
ority
of t
he w
etla
nd w
ith th
e re
mai
ning
sp
ecie
s. In
flow
is fr
om a
dra
in to
the
north
and
up-
grad
ient
runo
ff.
Out
flow
is c
onfin
ed su
rfac
e flo
w to
dra
in th
at fl
ows s
outh
to S
60.
The
wet
land
has
ver
y hi
gh v
eget
ativ
e di
vers
ity a
nd m
oder
ate
to h
igh
wild
life
valu
e.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P2
05N
W-8
02:
0026
87_H
W09
_01-
B26
42Ta
bles
5-2
and
5-3
Wet
land
Stre
am T
able
.xls
-Tab
le 5
-2 W
etla
nds-
12/1
0/20
08Pa
ge 2
1 of
28
Tabl
e 5-
2 S
umm
ary
of D
elin
eate
d W
etla
nd C
hara
cter
istic
s, A
rkw
right
Sum
mit
Win
d Fa
rm
Wet
land
ID
Wet
land
Com
mun
ityTy
peW
ater
shed
Stre
am R
each
D
rain
age
Are
a (a
cres
)
Are
a of
Wet
land
w
ithin
the
Surv
ey
Cor
ridor
(acr
es)
Are
a of
Pon
d w
ithin
the
Surv
ey
Cor
ridor
(acr
es)
Latit
ude1
Long
itude
1Ea
stin
g1N
orth
ing1
Add
ition
al C
omm
ents
Doc
umen
tatio
nA
ppen
dix
F M
ap F
ram
eW
63PE
M/P
FOW
S63
368.
574
0.10
0542
.424
019
-79.
2555
6964
3508
.570
515
4698
330.
3866
70W
63 is
a sm
all d
epre
ssio
nal P
EM/P
FO w
etla
nd in
a m
ixed
fore
st o
f Ts
uga
cana
dens
is a
nd A
cer r
ubru
m.
Surr
ound
ing
slop
es a
re 3
0°.
Inflo
w is
from
gro
undw
ater
and
up-
grad
ient
are
as.
Out
flow
is d
iscr
ete
and
conf
ined
surf
ace
flow
to th
e so
uth
via
D62
a in
to W
62.
The
wet
land
co
ntin
ues o
ut o
f the
surv
ey c
orrid
or.
The
wet
land
has
mod
erat
e ve
geta
tive
dive
rsity
and
low
to m
oder
ate
wild
life
valu
e.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P2
06N
W-8
W66
PEM
WS5
891
4.01
60.
0460
42.4
2526
3-7
9.25
7320
6433
61.7
1771
846
9846
5.56
4600
W66
is a
smal
l lin
ear P
EM w
etla
nd w
ith n
umer
ous u
plan
d hu
mm
ocks
th
roug
hout
. Th
e su
rrou
ndin
g fo
rest
is F
agus
gra
ndifo
lia,A
cer
sacc
haru
m, a
nd T
suga
can
aden
sis.
The
re a
re m
any
falle
n br
anch
es
and
trees
in w
etla
nd.
Inflo
w is
from
up-
grad
ient
(~25
°) a
reas
. Th
ere
is
no a
ppar
ent o
utflo
w.
The
wet
land
has
mod
erat
e ve
geta
tive
dive
rsity
an
d m
oder
ate
wild
life
valu
e.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P2
18N
W-8
, NW
-9
W67
PEM
WS5
891
4.01
60.
1807
42.4
2695
4-7
9.25
8852
6432
31.8
3835
946
9865
0.69
8590
W67
is a
mod
erat
e to
larg
e PE
M w
etla
nd.
App
roxi
mat
ely
50%
of a
rea
is v
eget
ated
with
mos
tly Im
patie
ns c
apen
sis,
Ono
clea
sens
ibili
s, a
nd
Car
ex c
rini
ta.
The
othe
r 50%
has
mor
e di
vers
e ve
geta
tion.
Inf
low
is
from
seep
s, a
pond
at t
he e
aste
rn e
nd o
f the
wet
land
, and
up-
grad
ient
su
rrou
ndin
g ar
eas.
The
wet
land
is in
a h
ardw
ood
fore
st (7
5% A
cer
sacc
haru
m) w
ith a
10°
to 3
0° sl
ope.
Out
flow
is c
onfin
ed su
rfac
e flo
w
to th
e no
rth v
ia D
67.
The
wet
land
has
hig
h ve
geta
tive
dive
rsity
and
m
oder
ate
to h
igh
wild
life
valu
e. F
rogs
and
tadp
oles
wer
e ob
serv
ed in
th
e po
nd.
Ani
mal
trac
ks w
ere
obse
rved
thro
ugho
ut th
e re
st o
f the
are
a.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P2
19N
W-9
W14
0PE
MW
S58
914.
016
0.04
1942
.426
654
-79.
2594
7364
3181
.397
902
4698
616.
3360
40W
140
is a
smal
l PEM
wet
land
in a
n Ac
er sa
ccha
rum
fore
st.
W14
0 is
m
ostly
unv
eget
ated
. In
flow
is fr
om u
p-gr
adie
nt a
nd se
eps.
Out
flow
is
to D
67 to
an
unna
med
trib
utar
y of
Dut
ch H
ollo
w.
Plan
t div
ersi
ty,
wild
life
valu
e an
d hy
drol
ogic
val
ue (w
ater
qua
lity)
is lo
w.
The
over
all
valu
e of
W14
0 is
low
.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P2
054
NW
-9
W55
0PE
MW
S58
914.
016
0.04
0642
.432
337
-79.
2613
9664
3010
.319
104
4699
244.
1191
10W
550
is a
smal
l PEM
wet
land
with
inflo
w fr
om u
p-gr
adie
nt su
rfac
e w
ater
runo
ff fr
om th
e so
uthw
est.
Out
flow
is to
the
north
east
via
di
scre
te su
rfac
e flo
w th
at u
ltim
atel
y re
ache
s an
unna
med
trib
utar
y to
D
utch
Hol
low
to th
e no
rthea
st.
The
wet
land
is o
f mod
erat
e fu
nctio
nalit
y an
d va
lue.
It p
rovi
des m
oder
ate
wild
life
habi
tat a
nd
mod
erat
e gr
ound
wat
er re
char
ge/d
isch
arge
val
ue.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P6
71N
W-1
5
W55
1PE
MW
S58
914.
016
0.02
8742
.432
499
-79.
2605
9564
3075
.837
829
4699
263.
4335
00W
551
is a
smal
l PEM
wet
land
loca
ted
in a
slig
ht d
epre
ssio
nal a
rea
of a
re
verti
ng fi
eld.
Inf
low
is fr
om u
p-gr
adie
nt su
rfac
e w
ater
runo
ff.
Out
flow
is d
iscr
ete
surf
ace
flow
to th
e no
rth to
an
unna
med
trib
utar
y of
D
utch
Hol
low
. Th
e w
etla
nd p
rovi
des m
oder
ate
wild
life
habi
tat a
nd
mod
erat
e gr
ound
wat
er re
char
ge/d
isch
arge
func
tiona
lity
and
valu
e.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P6
72N
W-1
5
W55
2PE
MW
S58
914.
016
0.11
5142
.432
357
-79.
2603
1464
3099
.268
168
4699
248.
1486
20W
552
is a
bro
ad, w
et sw
ale
PEM
wet
land
. In
flow
is fr
om so
uthe
rn u
p-gr
adie
nt a
reas
via
surf
ace
wat
er ru
noff
. O
utflo
w is
dis
cret
e su
rfac
e flo
w to
an
unna
med
trib
utar
y to
Dut
ch H
ollo
w.
The
wet
land
has
low
ve
geta
tive
dive
rsity
. It
prov
ides
mod
erat
e w
ildlif
e ha
bita
t and
gr
ound
wat
er re
char
ge/d
isch
arge
func
tiona
lity
and
valu
es.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P6
73N
W-1
0, N
W-
15
02:
0026
87_H
W09
_01-
B26
42Ta
bles
5-2
and
5-3
Wet
land
Stre
am T
able
.xls
-Tab
le 5
-2 W
etla
nds-
12/1
0/20
08Pa
ge 2
2 of
28
Tabl
e 5-
2 S
umm
ary
of D
elin
eate
d W
etla
nd C
hara
cter
istic
s, A
rkw
right
Sum
mit
Win
d Fa
rm
Wet
land
ID
Wet
land
Com
mun
ityTy
peW
ater
shed
Stre
am R
each
D
rain
age
Are
a (a
cres
)
Are
a of
Wet
land
w
ithin
the
Surv
ey
Cor
ridor
(acr
es)
Are
a of
Pon
d w
ithin
the
Surv
ey
Cor
ridor
(acr
es)
Latit
ude1
Long
itude
1Ea
stin
g1N
orth
ing1
Add
ition
al C
omm
ents
Doc
umen
tatio
nA
ppen
dix
F M
ap F
ram
eW
64PE
MW
S58
914.
016
0.29
2142
.427
916
-79.
2560
1464
3463
.108
861
4698
762.
2602
60W
64 is
a sm
all t
o m
oder
atel
y si
zed
depr
essi
onal
PEM
wet
land
with
in a
fo
rest
ed a
rea.
It o
rigin
ates
in a
dep
ress
iona
l are
a in
a T
suga
can
aden
sis
fore
st (s
lope
s up
to 3
0°) t
hen
flow
s wes
t int
o a
Acer
sacc
haru
m fo
rest
.Th
e ar
ea h
as b
een
impa
cted
by
logg
ing
road
s. In
flow
is fr
om u
p-gr
adie
nt a
reas
, see
ps, a
nd g
roun
dwat
er.
Dra
inag
e is
dis
cret
e an
d co
nfin
ed su
rfac
e flo
w to
the
wes
t to
S27
via
D64
. Pa
rt of
wet
land
is o
n a
20° s
lope
. Th
e w
etla
nd h
as m
oder
ate
vege
tativ
e di
vers
ity a
nd lo
w to
m
oder
ate
wild
life
valu
e du
e to
impa
cts f
rom
logg
ing
road
.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P2
10N
W-9
, NW
-10
, NW
-11
W28
PEM
WS5
891
4.01
60.
1163
42.4
2870
8-7
9.25
4086
6436
19.8
8425
446
9885
3.46
3480
W28
is a
med
ium
size
d, d
epre
ssio
nal,
side
-slo
pe P
EM w
etla
nd a
butti
ng
S27.
W28
als
o dr
ains
in d
iscr
ete
and
conf
ine
surf
ace
flow
to S
27 b
y D
28 to
the
north
. D
28 is
an
old
farm
road
. S2
7 is
an
unna
med
trib
utar
y to
Dut
ch H
ollo
w.
The
wet
land
has
low
val
ue/fu
nctio
n du
e to
impa
cts
from
cat
tle g
razi
ng.
Ther
e is
stan
ding
wat
er in
cat
tle im
pact
are
as.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P1
21N
W-1
0, N
W-
11, N
W-1
2
W13
9PE
MW
S58
914.
016
0.20
1142
.425
674
-79.
2551
7264
3537
.514
533
4698
514.
7466
80W
139
is a
med
ium
PEM
wet
land
that
ext
ends
out
side
of t
he c
orrid
or.
Surr
ound
ing
area
is a
fore
st o
f Tsu
ga c
anad
ensi
s, Be
tula
alle
ghan
iens
is
and
Acer
rubr
um.
Inflo
w is
from
up-
grad
ient
are
as.
Out
flow
is to
an
unna
med
trib
utar
y (S
65) t
o D
utch
Hol
low
. Pl
ant d
iver
sity
is lo
w to
m
oder
ate.
Wild
life
valu
e is
low
to m
oder
ate;
gre
en fr
ogs a
nd d
usky
sa
lam
ande
r obs
erve
d. H
ydro
logi
c va
lue
is m
oder
ate
(sed
imen
t sin
k,
nutri
ent s
ink,
wat
er q
ualit
y).
Ove
rall
wet
land
val
ue is
mod
erat
e.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P2
059
NW
-8, N
W-
11
W15
7PE
M/P
FOW
S58
914.
016
0.57
7842
.424
662
-79.
2542
1464
3618
.576
200
4698
403.
9767
00W
157
is a
line
ar P
EM w
etla
nd in
a fo
rest
dra
inin
g to
the
east
. To
the
east
, W15
7 be
com
es a
PFO
. V
eget
atio
n di
vers
ity is
mod
erat
e to
hig
h.W
157
has m
oder
ate
valu
e fo
r hyd
rolo
gy th
roug
h pr
e-tre
atm
ent.
The
re
is m
oder
atel
y va
lued
hab
itat f
or a
mph
ibia
ns, s
mal
l mam
mal
s and
bird
s.W
157
has a
four
-whe
eler
trai
l cro
ssin
g ne
ar th
e da
ta p
oint
.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P2
131
NW
-8
W14
2PE
MW
S58
914.
016
0.14
3542
.427
524
-79.
2545
4464
3584
.898
702
4698
721.
2594
20W
142
is a
smal
l to
med
ium
PEM
wet
land
in a
fore
sted
are
a. W
142
is
depr
essi
onal
. Su
rrou
ndin
g ar
ea is
a fo
rest
of T
suga
can
aden
sis,
Acer
sa
ccha
rum
and
Fra
xinu
s pen
nsyl
vani
ca.
Inflo
w is
from
up-
grad
ient
ar
eas.
Out
flow
is to
D14
2 w
hich
dra
ins w
est t
o an
unn
amed
trib
utar
y (S
28) t
o D
utch
Hol
low
. Pl
ant d
iver
sity
is lo
w to
mod
erat
e. W
ildlif
e va
lue
is lo
w.
Hyd
rolo
gic
valu
e is
low
to m
oder
ate
(wat
er q
ualit
y,
sedi
men
t sin
k).
Ove
rall
valu
e of
W14
2 is
low
to m
oder
ate
base
d on
di
stur
banc
e du
e to
logg
ing
and
size
.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P2
058
NW
-11,
NW
-12
W14
1PE
MW
S58
914.
016
0.11
2542
.427
664
-79.
2538
3664
3642
.859
630
4698
738.
0048
00W
141
is a
smal
l to
med
ium
dep
ress
iona
l PEM
wet
land
in a
val
ley.
The
su
rrou
ndin
g ar
ea is
a fo
rest
of A
cer s
acch
arum
and
Tsu
gaca
nade
nsis
.Th
ere
are
cut t
rees
in a
rea
and
som
e fa
llen
trees
with
in W
141.
Inf
low
is
from
up-
grad
ient
are
as.
Out
flow
is to
S14
1 to
W28
to a
n un
nam
ed
tribu
tary
(S27
) to
Dut
ch H
ollo
w.
Div
ersi
ty is
mod
erat
e. W
ildlif
e va
lue
is lo
w to
mod
erat
e. H
ydro
logi
c va
lue
is m
oder
ate
(wat
er q
ualit
y,
sedi
men
t sin
k, n
utrie
nt si
nk).
W14
1 ha
s bee
n im
pact
ed a
t sou
ther
n en
d by
an
exis
ting
road
. Th
e ov
eral
l wet
land
val
ue fo
r W14
1 is
mod
erat
e.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P2
055
NW
-11,
NW
-12
W14
7PE
MW
S58
914.
016
0.28
6242
.428
875
-79.
2525
1264
3748
.998
851
4698
874.
7215
60W
147
is a
smal
l PEM
wet
land
in a
dee
ply
tram
pled
cow
pas
ture
. In
flow
is fr
om u
p-gr
adie
nt.
Out
flow
is to
S27
seas
onal
ly v
ia o
verla
nd
shee
t flo
w a
nd g
roun
dwat
er.
Plan
t div
ersi
ty is
hig
h. W
ildlif
e va
lue
is
low
. H
ydro
logi
c va
lue
is lo
w (g
roun
dwat
er re
char
ge, n
utrie
nt si
nk fo
r co
w p
astu
re).
Ove
rall
valu
e of
W14
7 is
low
due
to c
attle
impa
ct.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P2
076
NW
-11,
NW
-12
02:
0026
87_H
W09
_01-
B26
42Ta
bles
5-2
and
5-3
Wet
land
Stre
am T
able
.xls
-Tab
le 5
-2 W
etla
nds-
12/1
0/20
08Pa
ge 2
3 of
28
Tabl
e 5-
2 S
umm
ary
of D
elin
eate
d W
etla
nd C
hara
cter
istic
s, A
rkw
right
Sum
mit
Win
d Fa
rm
Wet
land
ID
Wet
land
Com
mun
ityTy
peW
ater
shed
Stre
am R
each
D
rain
age
Are
a (a
cres
)
Are
a of
Wet
land
w
ithin
the
Surv
ey
Cor
ridor
(acr
es)
Are
a of
Pon
d w
ithin
the
Surv
ey
Cor
ridor
(acr
es)
Latit
ude1
Long
itude
1Ea
stin
g1N
orth
ing1
Add
ition
al C
omm
ents
Doc
umen
tatio
nA
ppen
dix
F M
ap F
ram
eW
143
PEM
WS5
891
4.01
60.
0788
42.4
2790
0-7
9.25
1066
6438
70.1
8696
846
9876
8.88
9580
W14
3 is
a sm
all t
o m
ediu
m d
epre
ssio
nal P
EM w
etla
nd in
a v
alle
y su
rrou
nded
by
a fo
rest
of T
suga
can
aden
sis
and
Acer
rubr
um.
The
surr
ound
ing
area
has
bee
n lo
gged
, and
ther
e ar
e m
any
cut t
rees
in
W14
3. I
nflo
w is
from
up-
grad
ient
are
as.
Out
flow
is w
est t
o an
un
nam
ed tr
ibut
ary
(S27
) to
Dut
ch H
ollo
w.
Plan
t div
ersi
ty is
mod
erat
e to
hig
h. W
ildlif
e va
lue
is m
oder
ate
(gre
en fr
ogs o
bser
ved)
. H
ydro
logi
c va
lue
is m
oder
ate
(sed
imen
t sin
k, n
utrie
nt si
nk, w
ater
qua
lity)
. O
vera
ll va
lue
of W
143
is m
oder
ate.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P2
064
NW
-11,
NW
-12
W42
PEM
WS4
214
0.07
60.
4823
42.4
2780
9-7
9.24
9173
6440
26.1
1074
846
9876
1.98
9850
W42
is sm
all P
EM w
etla
nd th
at d
rain
s to
the
north
east
. Th
e ar
ea is
de
pres
sion
al w
ith u
p to
20°
slop
es su
rrou
ndin
g. T
he w
etla
nd c
ontin
ues
outs
ide
of su
rvey
cor
ridor
into
a m
oder
atel
y si
zed
wet
land
. Th
e su
rrou
ndin
g ar
ea is
ope
n fo
rest
with
red
map
le, A
cer s
acch
arum
,Tsu
gaca
nade
nsis
, and
Rub
us sp
ecie
s. In
flow
is fr
om u
p-gr
adie
nt
surr
ound
ing
area
s. O
utflo
w is
dis
cret
e an
d co
nfin
ed su
rfac
e flo
w to
a
drai
n to
the
north
. T
opog
raph
ic m
appi
ng in
dica
tes f
low
into
an
unna
med
trib
utar
y to
Sco
tt C
reek
. Th
e w
etla
nd h
as m
oder
ate
vege
tativ
e di
vers
ity, a
ppea
rs to
be
inun
date
d m
ost o
f the
yea
r, an
d is
pro
babl
y ut
ilize
d by
wild
life.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P1
51N
W-1
2, N
W-
13
W14
4PE
MW
S42
140.
076
0.38
7242
.427
398
-79.
2468
5364
4217
.893
336
4698
720.
3127
00W
144
is a
med
ium
PEM
wet
land
in a
val
ley
in a
fore
st o
f Tsu
gaca
nade
nsis
and
Ace
r sac
char
um.
Inflo
w is
from
up-
grad
ient
are
as.
Out
flow
is to
an
unna
med
trib
utar
y (S
41) t
o Sc
ott C
reek
. Pl
ant
dive
rsity
is m
oder
ate
to h
igh.
Wild
life
valu
e an
d hy
drol
ogic
val
ue
(wat
er st
orag
e an
d w
ater
qua
lity)
are
mod
erat
e. T
he o
vera
ll w
etla
nd
qual
ity o
f W14
4 is
mod
erat
e. L
ittle
logg
ing
has o
ccur
red
in a
rea.
Ther
e ar
ea fe
w fa
llen
trees
in th
e w
etla
nd.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P1
44N
W-1
3
W41
PEM
WS5
891
4.01
60.
3074
42.4
2717
3-7
9.24
9737
6439
81.1
8831
646
9869
0.44
4950
W41
is a
larg
e PE
M w
etla
nd in
a d
epre
ssio
n al
ong
S41
with
som
e im
pact
s fro
m lo
ggin
g ac
tiviti
es.
The
surr
ound
ing
fore
st is
Tsu
gaca
nade
nsis
,Ace
r sac
char
um, a
nd F
agus
gra
ndifo
lia.
Inflo
w is
from
S4
1, n
umer
ous s
eeps
, and
runo
ff fr
om u
p-gr
adie
nt a
reas
. O
utflo
w is
di
scre
te a
nd c
onfin
ed su
rfac
e flo
w to
S41
, an
unna
med
trib
utar
y to
D
utch
Hol
low
. Th
e w
etla
nd h
as m
oder
ate
to h
igh
vege
tativ
e di
vers
ity
and
high
wild
life
valu
e. T
here
was
evi
denc
e of
dee
r, sa
lam
ande
rs,
new
ts, a
nd m
ay fl
y la
rvae
.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P1
45,
P146
NW
-12,
NW
-13
W43
PEM
WS5
891
4.01
60.
1972
42.4
2642
8-7
9.24
9329
6440
16.4
5245
446
9860
8.42
3350
W43
is a
smal
l to
mod
erat
e de
pres
sion
al P
EM w
etla
nd in
Tsu
gaca
nade
nsis
and
Fag
us g
rand
ifolia
fore
st.
The
surr
ound
ing
area
has
up
to 1
5° sl
ope.
Inf
low
is fr
om u
p-gr
adie
nt a
reas
. Th
e w
etla
nd h
as b
een
dist
urbe
d by
logg
ing
impa
cts i
n th
e no
rther
n ar
ea w
ith m
any
ruts
and
a
road
in th
e so
uthe
rn e
nd.
Out
flow
is d
iscr
ete
and
conf
ined
surf
ace
flow
to
the
sout
h to
W37
via
D43
. Th
e w
etla
nd h
as lo
w v
eget
ativ
e di
vers
ity
and
low
hab
itat v
alue
.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P1
52N
W-1
2, N
W-
13
W37
PEM
WS5
891
4.01
60.
0109
42.4
2552
0-7
9.24
8911
6440
52.9
2175
646
9850
8.24
9660
W37
is a
larg
e PE
M w
etla
nd in
a fo
rest
ed a
rea
with
a p
it an
d m
ound
to
pogr
aphy
. In
flow
is fr
om D
37.
Out
flow
is o
verla
nd sh
eet f
low
to th
e w
est t
o S2
7, a
n un
nam
ed tr
ibut
ary
to D
utch
Hol
low
. Th
e w
etla
nd h
as
mod
erat
e va
lue,
mod
erat
e to
hig
h w
ildlif
e ha
bita
t, an
d m
oder
ate
to h
igh
vege
tativ
e di
vers
ity.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P1
36N
W-1
3
02:
0026
87_H
W09
_01-
B26
42Ta
bles
5-2
and
5-3
Wet
land
Stre
am T
able
.xls
-Tab
le 5
-2 W
etla
nds-
12/1
0/20
08Pa
ge 2
4 of
28
Tabl
e 5-
2 S
umm
ary
of D
elin
eate
d W
etla
nd C
hara
cter
istic
s, A
rkw
right
Sum
mit
Win
d Fa
rm
Wet
land
ID
Wet
land
Com
mun
ityTy
peW
ater
shed
Stre
am R
each
D
rain
age
Are
a (a
cres
)
Are
a of
Wet
land
w
ithin
the
Surv
ey
Cor
ridor
(acr
es)
Are
a of
Pon
d w
ithin
the
Surv
ey
Cor
ridor
(acr
es)
Latit
ude1
Long
itude
1Ea
stin
g1N
orth
ing1
Add
ition
al C
omm
ents
Doc
umen
tatio
nA
ppen
dix
F M
ap F
ram
eW
40PE
MW
S58
914.
016
0.02
1842
.426
206
-79.
2479
8164
4127
.817
612
4698
586.
0461
00W
40 is
a sm
all d
epre
ssio
nal P
EM w
etla
nd w
ithin
fore
sted
pit
and
mou
nd to
pogr
aphy
. W
ater
inflo
w is
from
surr
ound
ing
up-g
radi
ent a
reas
an
d gr
ound
wat
er.
The
wet
land
dra
ins i
n ov
erla
nd sh
eet f
low
to th
e w
est
to W
37.
The
wet
land
has
low
veg
etat
ive
dive
rsity
, low
to m
oder
ate
valu
e, a
nd m
oder
ate
wild
life
habi
tat.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P1
43N
W-1
3
W38
PEM
WS5
891
4.01
60.
0286
42.4
2593
6-7
9.24
7459
6441
71.3
9736
746
9855
6.97
6000
W38
is a
smal
l mod
erat
e va
lue
inun
date
d po
nd-li
ke P
EM w
etla
nd
with
in a
fore
st.
Ther
e is
a sm
all p
ool i
n th
e m
iddl
e w
ith 6
-10”
of w
ater
.W
ater
inflo
w is
off
surr
ound
ing
up-g
radi
ent l
and.
The
wet
land
has
m
oder
ate
wild
life
habi
tat a
nd lo
w v
eget
ativ
e di
vers
ity.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P1
41N
W-1
3
W39
PEM
WS5
891
4.01
60.
0550
42.4
2590
4-7
9.24
6937
6442
14.4
0049
646
9855
4.25
5970
W39
is a
smal
l mod
erat
e va
lue
inun
date
d de
pres
sion
al P
EM w
etla
nd
with
in fo
rest
ed p
it an
d m
ound
topo
grap
hy.
Wat
er in
flow
is fr
om
surr
ound
ing
up-g
radi
ent l
and.
The
re is
no
appa
rent
dra
inag
e. T
he
wet
land
has
mod
erat
e w
ildlif
e ha
bita
t and
low
veg
etat
ive
dive
rsity
.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P1
42N
W-1
3
W14
6PE
MW
S43
168.
944
0.17
8442
.427
475
-79.
2453
6764
4339
.993
702
4698
731.
4317
40W
146
is a
smal
l to
med
ium
PEM
wet
land
in a
val
ley
of a
fore
st o
f Ace
rsa
ccha
rum
and
Tsu
ga c
anad
ensi
s. I
nflo
w is
from
up-
grad
ient
. Th
ere
is n
o vi
sibl
e ou
tflow
. Pl
ant d
iver
sity
is lo
w.
Wild
life
valu
e is
low
to
mod
erat
e.
Hyd
rolo
gic
valu
e is
low
to m
oder
ate
(sed
imen
t sin
k,
nutri
ent s
ink,
gro
undw
ater
rech
arge
). W
146
has b
een
impa
cted
by
logg
ing
activ
ities
. O
vera
ll va
lue
of W
146
is lo
w to
mod
erat
e.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P2
075
NW
-13
W14
5PE
MW
S43
168.
944
0.06
4942
.427
802
-79.
2444
0064
4418
.804
129
4698
769.
3125
30W
145
is a
smal
l PEM
wet
land
in a
fore
st o
f Ace
r sac
char
um a
nd
Tsug
a ca
nade
nsis
. In
flow
is fr
om u
p-gr
adie
nt a
reas
and
gro
undw
ater
.O
utflo
w is
to th
e no
rthea
st to
D14
5 to
a st
ream
out
side
the
corr
idor
that
is
an
unna
med
trib
utar
y to
Sco
tt C
reek
. Pl
ant d
iver
sity
is m
oder
ate
to
high
. W
ildlif
e va
lue
is lo
w.
Hyd
rolo
gic
valu
e is
low
(wat
er q
ualit
y).
Due
to it
s sm
all s
ize
and
the
afor
emen
tione
d va
lues
, the
ove
rall
valu
e of
W
145
is lo
w.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P2
074
NW
-13
W23
PEM
WS4
214
0.07
60.
8179
42.4
2935
2-7
9.25
1316
6438
46.2
6877
446
9892
9.68
5720
W23
is a
larg
e si
de sl
ope
PEM
wet
land
in a
cow
pas
ture
. D
rain
age
is
disc
rete
and
con
fined
surf
ace
flow
to th
e no
rth to
D23
whi
ch u
ltim
atel
y flo
ws i
nto
an u
nnam
ed tr
ibut
ary
to S
cott
Cre
ek.
Inflo
w is
from
woo
ds
to th
e so
uth
and
the
past
ure.
The
wet
land
has
low
qua
litie
s all
arou
nd
due
to im
pact
s fro
m c
attle
gra
zing
. It
has l
ow v
eget
ativ
e di
vers
ity d
ue
to p
lant
ed p
astu
re g
rass
es.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P1
13,
P114
NW
-11,
NW
-12
, NW
-14
W25
PEM
WS3
316
5.90
40.
1271
42.4
2958
9-7
9.25
2347
6437
60.9
6107
546
9895
4.31
0130
W25
is a
med
ium
size
d de
pres
sion
al P
EM w
etla
nd in
a c
ow p
astu
re.
Inflo
w is
from
the
past
ure
and
over
land
shee
t flo
w fr
om a
wet
land
up
hill
to th
e so
uth
(out
side
of c
orrid
or).
Dra
inag
e is
ove
rland
shee
t flo
w to
a sm
all d
rain
to th
e no
rthea
st th
at d
issi
pate
s int
o fie
ld.
Topo
grap
hic
map
ping
indi
cate
s dra
inag
e to
an
unna
med
trib
utar
y to
Sc
ott C
reek
. Th
e w
etla
nd h
as lo
w v
alue
/func
tion
due
to im
pact
s fro
m
cattl
e gr
azin
g. S
oil c
onta
ins 4
-5”
rock
s.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P1
16N
W-1
1, N
W-
12
W24
PEM
WS3
316
5.90
40.
0676
42.4
3009
9-7
9.25
2291
6437
64.4
0822
146
9901
0.99
7100
W24
is a
smal
l dep
ress
iona
l PEM
wet
land
in a
cow
pas
ture
. Th
ere
are
no d
efin
ed d
rain
s. T
opog
raph
y in
dica
tes f
low
to th
e w
est a
nd th
en
north
in o
verla
nd sh
eet f
low
to W
23.
W23
ulti
mat
ely
drai
ns to
an
unna
med
trib
utar
y to
Sco
tt C
reek
. Th
e w
etla
nd h
as lo
w
qual
ity/fu
nctio
nalit
y du
e to
smal
l siz
e an
d ca
ttle
graz
ing.
The
re is
st
andi
ng w
ater
in a
reas
dis
rupt
ed b
y ca
ttle
due
to h
eavy
rain
the
prev
ious
day
.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P1
15N
W-1
1, N
W-
12
02:
0026
87_H
W09
_01-
B26
42Ta
bles
5-2
and
5-3
Wet
land
Stre
am T
able
.xls
-Tab
le 5
-2 W
etla
nds-
12/1
0/20
08Pa
ge 2
5 of
28
Tabl
e 5-
2 S
umm
ary
of D
elin
eate
d W
etla
nd C
hara
cter
istic
s, A
rkw
right
Sum
mit
Win
d Fa
rm
Wet
land
ID
Wet
land
Com
mun
ityTy
peW
ater
shed
Stre
am R
each
D
rain
age
Are
a (a
cres
)
Are
a of
Wet
land
w
ithin
the
Surv
ey
Cor
ridor
(acr
es)
Are
a of
Pon
d w
ithin
the
Surv
ey
Cor
ridor
(acr
es)
Latit
ude1
Long
itude
1Ea
stin
g1N
orth
ing1
Add
ition
al C
omm
ents
Doc
umen
tatio
nA
ppen
dix
F M
ap F
ram
eW
29PE
MW
S42
140.
076
0.08
4242
.431
877
-79.
2513
0764
3841
.227
812
4699
210.
0700
80W
29 is
a sm
all P
EM w
etla
nd c
reat
ed b
y a
road
dow
nstre
am (t
o th
e no
rth) o
f D23
. W
etla
nd a
buts
D29
. In
flow
is fr
om D
29.
Out
flow
is to
D
29 to
the
north
. D
29 u
ltim
atel
y dr
ains
into
an
unna
med
trib
utar
y to
Sc
ott C
reek
. Th
e w
etla
nd h
as lo
w q
ualit
y an
d fu
nctio
n. T
rash
(old
tir
es) i
n W
29 a
nd D
29.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P1
22N
W-1
4
PO10
00Po
ndW
S42
140.
076
0.22
5042
.432
784
-79.
2514
1964
3829
.941
636
4699
310.
6176
00PO
1000
is a
smal
l man
-mad
e fa
rm p
ond.
P1
23N
W-1
4W
30PE
MW
S42
140.
076
0.08
8942
.434
828
-79.
2515
1164
3817
.704
600
4699
537.
3990
00W
30 is
a sm
all P
EM w
etla
nd a
long
D29
at t
he in
ters
ectio
n w
ith a
ro
adsi
de d
itch.
The
wet
land
was
cre
ated
by
slow
ing
of th
e dr
ain
as it
flo
ws n
orth
into
road
way
. O
utflo
w is
to D
29 to
the
north
and
on
to a
ro
adsi
de d
itch.
It u
ltim
atel
y dr
ains
to a
n un
nam
ed tr
ibut
ary
to S
cott
Cre
ek.
The
wet
land
has
low
val
ue a
nd fu
nctio
n du
e to
its p
roxi
mity
to
road
way
.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P2
148
NW
-14
Col
lect
ion
Line
W47
PEM
/PFO
WS6
711
3.17
20.
0443
42.4
1748
5-7
9.24
9151
6440
51.5
1860
046
9761
5.70
2450
W47
is a
PEM
/PFO
wet
land
in d
epre
ssio
nal a
reas
and
ext
endi
ng o
ver
one
slig
ht ri
dge.
Sur
roun
ding
are
a ha
s up
to 3
5° sl
ope.
Sur
roun
ding
ar
eas i
nclu
de h
ardw
ood
fore
st (A
cer s
acch
arum
,Pru
nus s
erot
ina
).In
flow
is fr
om u
p-gr
adie
nt a
reas
. O
utflo
w is
to th
e no
rth to
D47
to a
w
etla
nd o
utsi
de o
f the
surv
ey c
orrid
or a
nd to
D47
a to
W48
. Th
e w
etla
nd h
as h
igh
vege
tativ
e di
vers
ity a
nd m
oder
ate
wild
life
valu
e. D
eer
track
s wer
e ob
serv
ed.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P1
68N
W-4
W55
3PE
MW
S67
113.
172
0.05
7042
.418
408
-79.
2533
3064
3705
.642
500
4697
711.
0235
00W
553
is a
smal
l PEM
wet
land
ass
ocia
ted
with
a w
et d
epre
ssio
nal s
wal
e in
an
activ
e ha
y fie
ld.
W55
3 ex
tend
s int
o th
e w
oode
d ar
ea to
the
north
east
. In
flow
is fr
om th
e no
rthea
st v
ia su
rfac
e w
ater
runo
ff.
Out
flow
is to
the
wes
t via
the
swal
e. T
he o
utflo
w a
ppea
rs to
reve
rt to
gr
ound
wat
er b
efor
e re
achi
ng th
e st
ream
. Th
eref
ore,
W55
3 is
co
nsid
ered
to b
e ad
jace
nt w
ithou
t sur
face
con
nect
ion.
W55
3 ha
s m
oder
ate
vege
tativ
e di
vers
ity.
W55
3 pr
ovid
es h
igh
grou
ndw
ater
re
char
ge v
alue
.
Wet
land
data
shee
tC
L-1
W55
4PE
MW
S67
113.
172
0.05
2142
.417
985
-79.
2532
9864
3709
.243
653
4697
664.
1239
50W
554
is a
smal
l PEM
wet
land
asso
ciat
ed w
ith a
dep
ress
iona
l are
a in
an
activ
e ha
y fie
ld.
Inflo
w is
from
the
east
via
surf
ace
wat
er ru
noff
. Th
ere
are
no a
ppar
ent o
utflo
ws.
The
out
flow
reve
rts to
gro
undw
ater
and
the
wet
land
is is
olat
ed.
The
wet
land
has
low
veg
etat
ive
dive
rsity
and
val
ue.
The
wet
land
pro
vide
s mod
erat
e gr
ound
wat
er re
char
ge v
alue
.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P6
79C
L-1
W14
9PE
MW
S67
113.
172
0.02
4042
.416
727
-79.
2543
7164
3623
.798
808
4697
522.
6990
60W
149
is a
smal
l PEM
wet
land
in a
pas
ture
nex
t to
a ro
ad to
a c
amps
ite.
Inflo
w is
from
up-
grad
ient
are
as.
Out
flow
is n
ot v
isib
le (t
o gr
ound
wat
er).
Div
ersi
ty, w
ildlif
e, h
ydro
logi
c (g
roun
dwat
er re
char
ge)
valu
es a
re a
ll lo
w.
Ove
rall
valu
e fo
r W14
9 is
low
.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P2
078
CL-
1
PO10
03Po
ndW
S67
113.
172
0.11
4942
.416
710 9
-79.
2550
5564
3567
.521
364
4697
519.
7009
10PO
1003
is in
a fi
eld
to th
e w
est o
f W14
9. T
he tr
ees o
n th
e ba
nks a
re
Popu
lus d
elto
ides
and
Sal
ix n
igra
. Th
ere
is so
me
aqua
tic v
eget
atio
n gr
owin
g in
the
pond
but
littl
e to
no
herb
aceo
us v
eget
atio
n. T
here
are
st
eep
slop
es d
own
from
the
pond
on
the
north
, wes
t, an
d so
uth
side
s.Th
ere
is n
o vi
sibl
e ou
tflow
.
P207
9C
L-1
02:
0026
87_H
W09
_01-
B26
42Ta
bles
5-2
and
5-3
Wet
land
Stre
am T
able
.xls
-Tab
le 5
-2 W
etla
nds-
12/1
0/20
08Pa
ge 2
6 of
28
Tabl
e 5-
2 S
umm
ary
of D
elin
eate
d W
etla
nd C
hara
cter
istic
s, A
rkw
right
Sum
mit
Win
d Fa
rm
Wet
land
ID
Wet
land
Com
mun
ityTy
peW
ater
shed
Stre
am R
each
D
rain
age
Are
a (a
cres
)
Are
a of
Wet
land
w
ithin
the
Surv
ey
Cor
ridor
(acr
es)
Are
a of
Pon
d w
ithin
the
Surv
ey
Cor
ridor
(acr
es)
Latit
ude1
Long
itude
1Ea
stin
g1N
orth
ing1
Add
ition
al C
omm
ents
Doc
umen
tatio
nA
ppen
dix
F M
ap F
ram
eW
150
PEM
WS8
311
3.17
20.
1330
42.4
1297
0-7
9.26
2081
6429
97.9
4082
746
9709
2.41
2380
W15
0 is
a sm
all t
o m
ediu
m P
EM w
etla
nd in
a fo
rest
of T
suga
ca
nade
nsis
and
Ace
r sac
char
um.
Inflo
w is
from
up-
grad
ient
are
as a
nd
grou
ndw
ater
. O
utflo
w is
to th
e w
est o
f the
RO
W.
W15
0 ha
s tw
o ar
eas
that
are
con
nect
ed b
y D
150.
Pla
nt d
iver
sity
and
wild
life
valu
e is
low
.H
ydro
logi
c va
lue
is lo
w to
mod
erat
e (s
edim
ent s
ink,
nut
rient
sink
).O
vera
ll va
lue
of W
150
is lo
w.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P2
084
CL-
3
W15
1PE
MW
S83
236.
565
0.06
1842
.411
964
-79.
2621
9064
2991
.259
614
4696
980.
5190
40W
151
is a
smal
l PEM
wet
land
in a
fore
st o
f Ace
r sac
char
um a
nd
Tsug
a ca
nade
nsis
. In
flow
is fr
om su
rfac
e ru
noff
and
gro
undw
ater
se
ep.
Out
flow
is to
the
north
wes
t via
D15
1. P
lant
div
ersi
ty is
m
oder
ate.
Wild
life
valu
e is
low
to m
oder
ate.
Hyd
rolo
gic
valu
e is
low
to
mod
erat
e (n
utrie
nt si
nk, w
ater
qua
lity)
. O
vera
ll va
lue
of W
151
is
low
to m
oder
ate.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P2
085
CL-
4
W15
2PE
MW
S83
236.
565
1.03
2942
.410
231
-79.
2641
8164
2831
.398
217
4696
784.
7892
50W
152
is a
med
ium
to la
rge
PEM
wet
land
in a
fore
st o
f Ace
r sac
char
um
and
Frax
inus
pen
nsyl
vani
ca ju
st n
orth
of H
wy.
83.
Inf
low
is fr
om u
p-gr
adie
nt a
nd g
roun
dwat
er.
Out
flow
is to
nor
thw
est v
ia tw
o dr
ains
lo
cate
d to
the
north
of t
he C
orrid
or.
Plan
t div
ersi
ty a
nd w
ildlif
e va
lues
ar
e m
oder
ate.
Hyd
rolo
gic
valu
e is
mod
erat
e (s
edim
ent s
ink,
nut
rient
si
nk).
Ove
rall
valu
e of
W15
2 is
mod
erat
e.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P2
090
CL-
4, C
L-5
W14
8PE
MW
S83
236.
565
0.20
2742
.409
060
-79.
2656
5564
2712
.760
940
4696
652.
2495
20W
148
is a
med
ium
size
d PE
M w
etla
nd in
a fo
rest
of G
ledi
tsia
tria
cant
hos
and
Acer
sacc
hari
num
on
Rou
te 8
3. I
nflo
w is
from
up-
grad
ient
are
as, r
oad
runo
ff, a
nd g
roun
dwat
er.
Out
flow
is to
road
side
dr
ain
to a
trib
utar
y to
Dut
ch H
ollo
w.
Plan
t div
ersi
ty is
mod
erat
e.W
ildlif
e va
lue
is lo
w d
ue to
adj
acen
t hig
hway
. H
ydro
logi
c va
lue
is
mod
erat
e (s
edim
ent s
ink,
nut
rient
sink
); hy
drol
ogy
is a
ltere
d by
road
.O
vera
ll va
lue
of W
148
is lo
w to
mod
erat
e be
caus
e of
pro
xim
ity to
road
.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P2
077
CL-
4, C
L-5
W13
3PE
MW
S90
80.8
810.
0940
42.4
0595
8-7
9.26
6927
6426
15.0
8647
746
9630
5.63
4600
W13
3 is
a sm
all d
epre
ssio
nal P
EM w
etla
nd in
a fa
llow
pas
ture
. D
omin
ant p
astu
re sp
ecie
s is P
hala
ris a
rund
inac
eae.
Inf
low
from
up-
grad
ient
. O
utflo
w is
to S
133
to B
all G
ulf.
Pla
nt d
iver
sity
of W
133
is
high
. W
ildlif
e va
lue
and
hydr
olog
ic v
alue
is lo
w.
Ther
e is
som
e se
dim
ent r
eten
tion
and
nutri
ent s
ink.
The
soil
data
poi
nt w
as d
ug a
t the
bo
ttom
of t
he d
epre
ssio
n an
d cr
eate
d th
e be
ginn
ing
of a
stre
am.
The
over
all w
etla
nd v
alue
is lo
w d
ue to
agr
icul
tura
l use
s and
ditc
hing
.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P2
019
CL-
5, C
L-6
W13
4PE
M/P
FOW
S134
242.
477
0.73
75##
####
#42
.404
065
####
####
###
4696
088.
8923
10W
134
is a
med
ium
PFO
wet
land
in a
fore
st o
f Ace
r sac
char
um, F
agus
gr
andi
folia
and
Tsu
ga c
anad
ensi
s. T
he a
rea
is d
epre
ssio
nal.
Inflo
w is
fr
om u
p-gr
adie
nt.
Out
flow
is to
an
unna
med
trib
utar
y to
Bal
l Gul
f on
the
sout
h si
de o
f Bal
l Roa
d. W
134
has f
inge
rs.
Plan
t div
ersi
ty is
m
oder
ate
to h
igh.
Wild
life
valu
e is
mod
erat
e (b
irds,
red
squi
rrel
, dee
r tra
cks a
nd w
ood
frog
s obs
erve
d).
Hyd
rolo
gic
valu
e is
mod
erat
e (w
ater
re
tent
ion,
nut
rient
sink
). O
vera
ll w
etla
nd v
alue
is m
oder
ate;
24
poin
ts
tota
l.
Wet
land
data
shee
tC
L-7
W15
3PE
MW
S104
113.
483
0.13
4642
.405
579
-79.
2908
9064
0643
.968
108
4696
223.
6199
00W
153
is a
smal
l lin
ear P
EM w
etla
nd b
etw
een
a co
rn fi
eld
and
past
ure.
In
flow
is fr
om u
p-gr
adie
nt a
reas
and
gro
undw
ater
. O
utflo
w is
to
unna
med
trib
utar
y to
Can
adaw
ay C
reek
. D
iver
sity
and
wild
life
valu
e ar
e m
oder
ate.
Hyd
rolo
gic
valu
e is
mod
erat
e (f
ilter
ing
of ru
noff
from
ad
jace
nt a
gric
ultu
ral f
ield
s, nu
trien
t sin
k, se
dim
ent s
ink)
. O
vera
ll va
lue
of W
153
is m
oder
ate.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P2
091
CL-
11
02:
0026
87_H
W09
_01-
B26
42Ta
bles
5-2
and
5-3
Wet
land
Stre
am T
able
.xls
-Tab
le 5
-2 W
etla
nds-
12/1
0/20
08Pa
ge 2
7 of
28
Tabl
e 5-
2 S
umm
ary
of D
elin
eate
d W
etla
nd C
hara
cter
istic
s, A
rkw
right
Sum
mit
Win
d Fa
rm
Wet
land
ID
Wet
land
Com
mun
ityTy
peW
ater
shed
Stre
am R
each
D
rain
age
Are
a (a
cres
)
Are
a of
Wet
land
w
ithin
the
Surv
ey
Cor
ridor
(acr
es)
Are
a of
Pon
d w
ithin
the
Surv
ey
Cor
ridor
(acr
es)
Latit
ude1
Long
itude
1Ea
stin
g1N
orth
ing1
Add
ition
al C
omm
ents
Doc
umen
tatio
nA
ppen
dix
F M
ap F
ram
eW
154
PSS
WS7
921
4.42
30.
4954
42.4
0741
6-7
9.29
5809
6402
35.0
6561
446
9641
9.46
1160
W15
4 is
a la
rge
PSS
wet
land
in a
n Ac
er sa
ccha
rum
fore
st.
Inflo
w is
fr
om u
p-gr
adie
nt a
reas
and
gro
undw
ater
. O
utflo
w to
the
wes
t is t
o an
un
nam
ed tr
ibut
ary
to D
utch
Hol
low
. Pl
ant d
iver
sity
is h
igh.
Wild
life
valu
e is
mod
erat
e to
hig
h. H
ydro
logi
c va
lue
is m
oder
ate
to h
igh
(sed
imen
t sin
k, n
utrie
nt si
nk, w
ater
qua
lity)
. O
vera
ll w
etla
nd v
alue
is
mod
erat
e to
hig
h. W
154
cont
inue
s wes
t out
side
of c
orrid
or.
Wet
land
data
shee
t, P2
092
CL-
12
W15
5PS
SW
S79
214.
423
2.09
0442
.408
276
-79.
2963
4964
0188
.739
145
4696
514.
0819
50W
155
is la
rge
PSS
wet
land
. Th
e su
rrou
ndin
g ar
ea is
upl
and
fore
st,
yard
s and
Sal
ixsp
.an
dPo
pulu
ssp
.pl
ante
d st
ands
. W
155
cont
inue
s ou
tsid
e to
the
wes
t of t
he c
orrid
or.
Inflo
w is
from
up-
grad
ient
are
as a
nd
grou
ndw
ater
. O
utflo
w is
to a
n un
nam
ed tr
ibut
ary
to C
anad
away
Cre
ek.
Ther
e ar
e tra
ils a
nd ro
ads t
hrou
ghou
t are
a an
d ou
tflow
. Pl
ant d
iver
sity
is
hig
h. W
ildlif
e va
lue
is m
oder
ate
to h
igh
beca
use
of si
ze a
nd fo
od
sour
ces.
Hyd
rolo
gic
valu
e is
mod
erat
e to
hig
h (s
edim
ent s
ink,
nut
rient
si
nk, w
ater
qua
lity)
. A
rea
is d
istu
rbed
at e
dge
of tr
aile
r par
k. O
vera
ll w
etla
nd v
alue
is m
oder
ate
to h
igh.
Wet
land
data
shee
t,P2
093,
P20
94
CL-
12, C
L-13
Not
e:1 W
etla
nd c
oord
inat
es re
fer t
o th
e da
tash
eet l
ocat
ion.
Pon
d co
ordi
nate
s are
for G
PS p
oint
"1"
at e
ach
pond
loca
tion.
02:
0026
87_H
W09
_01-
B26
42Ta
bles
5-2
and
5-3
Wet
land
Stre
am T
able
.xls
-Tab
le 5
-2 W
etla
nds-
12/1
0/20
08Pa
ge 2
8 of
28
Tabl
e 5-
3 S
umm
ary
of D
elin
eate
d St
ream
Cha
ract
eris
tics,
Ark
wrig
ht S
umm
it W
ind
Farm
Loca
tion
IDSt
ream
Nam
e
Ban
kH
eigh
t(fe
et)
Wid
th o
f W
ater
(feet
)
Ban
k to
B
ank
Wid
th(fe
et)
Subs
trat
eFl
ow T
ype1
Flow
Type
NYS
DEC
Cla
ssifi
catio
nC
onne
ctio
nW
ater
shed
Stre
amR
each
Dra
inag
eA
rea
(Acr
es)
Latit
ude2
Long
itude
2Ea
stin
g2N
orth
ing2
Com
men
tsD
ocum
enta
tion
App
endi
xF
Map
Fr
ame
Sout
heas
t Clu
ste r
Acc
ess
Roa
d G
roup
1 (T
urbi
nes
2R, 3
, 4)
S150
0U
nnam
ed
tribu
tary
to
Wes
t Bra
nch
Con
ewan
goC
reek
0-3
2-3
2-4
Gra
vel,
silt/
clay
Pere
nnia
lP-
RPW
CW
est B
ranc
h C
onew
ango
Cre
ek
WS2
4617
9.35
642
.350
013
-79.
1821
9264
9721
.089
085
4690
239.
2239
70S1
500
is in
a d
eep
valle
y in
a
hard
woo
d fo
rest
. Th
e st
ream
may
hav
e pr
evio
usly
bee
n an
old
logg
ing
road
.W
ater
is c
lear
. In
flow
is fr
om th
e no
rth-
north
wes
t and
from
hill
side
s.
Stre
am d
atas
heet
, P5
11SE
-2
Acc
ess
Roa
d G
roup
2 (T
urbi
nes
5R, 9
0R, 9
1R, 9
2R)
S100
0U
nnam
ed
tribu
tary
to
Wes
t Bra
nch
Con
ewan
goC
reek
3-6+
430
Gra
vel,
sand
Pere
nnia
lP-
RPW
CW
est B
ranc
h C
onew
ango
Cre
ek
WS2
1011
6.66
742
.356
932
-79.
1898
0064
9078
.051
631
4690
994.
1482
80S1
000
is a
per
enni
al st
ream
loca
ted
just
w
est o
f Rut
tenb
ur R
oad.
Stre
am d
atas
heet
, P1
, P2,
P3
SE-1
, SE-
7
S100
0a/
1000
b/10
00c
Unn
amed
tribu
tary
to
Wes
t Bra
nch
Con
ewan
goC
reek
6+1
15G
rave
l, sa
ndIn
term
itten
tS-
RPW
D3
Wes
t Bra
nch
Con
ewan
goC
reek
WS2
1011
6.66
742
.357
438
-79.
1898
0064
9076
.881
570
4691
050.
3554
30S1
000a
flow
s sou
thea
st in
to S
1000
w
hich
flow
s nor
thea
st.
Wat
er is
flo
win
g th
roug
h st
eep
bank
s cut
into
th
e hi
llsid
e. S
1000
c an
d S1
000b
flow
in
to S
1000
a.
Stre
am d
atas
heet
, P4
15, P
416
SE-1
, SE-
7,
SE-8
S1U
nnam
ed
tribu
tary
to
Wes
t Bra
nch
Con
ewan
goC
reek
3-6
012
Gra
vel,
sand
Ephe
mer
alN
on-
RPW
D3
Wes
t Bra
nch
Con
ewan
goC
reek
WS2
1011
6.66
742
.356
914
-79.
1909
0164
8987
.426
289
4690
990.
2630
70S1
is a
n ep
hem
eral
stre
am/d
rain
flo
win
g ea
st to
S10
00, a
n un
nam
ed
tribu
tary
to W
est B
ranc
h C
onew
ango
C
reek
. It
has a
stee
p gu
lly-li
ke
topo
grap
hy.
Mul
tiple
dow
ned
trees
are
cr
ossi
ng th
e st
ream
cha
nnel
.
SE-1
, SE-
7
S100
1U
nnam
ed
tribu
tary
to
Wes
t Bra
nch
Con
ewan
goC
reek
6+3
40G
rave
l, sa
ndPe
renn
ial
P-R
PWC
Wes
t Bra
nch
Con
ewan
goC
reek
WS2
4022
0.28
842
.351
404
-79.
1967
2364
8520
.918
863
4690
368.
1483
60S1
001
beco
mes
S10
00 d
owns
tream
. Th
e st
ream
has
pro
babl
y be
en
man
ipul
ated
bas
ed o
n th
e pr
oxim
ity to
th
e ro
ad.
Ther
e is
a 1
5 x
100'
bat
ch o
f Po
lygo
num
cus
pida
tum
alon
g th
e ea
st
side
of t
he b
ank
next
to th
e ro
adw
ay.
Stre
am d
atas
heet
, P2
8SE
-4
Acc
ess
Roa
d G
roup
4 (T
urbi
nes
9R, 1
0)S1
3U
nnam
ed
tribu
tary
to
Wes
t Bra
nch
Con
ewan
goC
reek
0-6
230
Gra
vel,
sand
,si
lt/cl
ay
Pere
nnia
lP-
RPW
CW
est B
ranc
h C
onew
ango
Cre
ek
WS1
8037
7.28
742
.379
088
-79.
1994
8264
8228
.590
649
4693
437.
4255
60S1
3 is
a sm
all m
eand
erin
g st
ream
flo
win
g th
roug
h an
d dr
aini
ng W
13.
W13
con
tinue
s on
the
flood
plai
n of
S1
3. T
he st
ream
has
bee
n im
pact
ed b
y lo
ggin
g ac
tiviti
es.
It flo
ws s
outh
east
.Th
e st
ream
has
mod
erat
e to
hig
h hy
drol
ogic
val
ue.
Stre
am d
atas
heet
, P5
3, P
54SE
-14
Acc
ess
Roa
d G
roup
17
(Tur
bine
s 11
, 12,
14)
S8U
nnam
ed
tribu
tary
to
Wes
t Bra
nch
Con
ewan
goC
reek
0-3
24
Gra
vel,
sand
Inte
rmitt
ent
S-R
PWD
3W
est B
ranc
h C
onew
ango
Cre
ek
WS1
5129
7.10
042
.380
936
-79.
2112
9164
7252
.073
294
4693
622.
1660
30S8
is a
smal
l stre
am w
ith lo
w b
anks
. W
ater
is c
urre
ntly
flow
ing
but t
he
stre
am a
ppea
rs to
be
inte
rmitt
ent.
Stre
am d
atas
heet
, P3
7SE
-16
02:
0026
87_H
W09
_01-
B26
42Ta
bles
5-2
and
5-3
Wet
land
Stre
am T
able
.xls
-Tab
le 5
-3 S
tream
s-12
/10/
2008
Page
1 o
f 10
Tabl
e 5-
3 S
umm
ary
of D
elin
eate
d St
ream
Cha
ract
eris
tics,
Ark
wrig
ht S
umm
it W
ind
Farm
Loca
tion
IDSt
ream
Nam
e
Ban
kH
eigh
t(fe
et)
Wid
th o
f W
ater
(feet
)
Ban
k to
B
ank
Wid
th(fe
et)
Subs
trat
eFl
ow T
ype1
Flow
Type
NYS
DEC
Cla
ssifi
catio
nC
onne
ctio
nW
ater
shed
Stre
amR
each
Dra
inag
eA
rea
(Acr
es)
Latit
ude2
Long
itude
2Ea
stin
g2N
orth
ing2
Com
men
tsD
ocum
enta
tion
App
endi
xF
Map
Fr
ame
S8a
Unn
amed
tri
buta
ry to
W
est B
ranc
h C
onew
ango
Cre
ek
3-6
230
Gra
vel,
sand
Inte
rmitt
ent
S-R
PWD
3W
est B
ranc
h C
onew
ango
Cre
ek
WS1
5129
7.10
042
.381
188
-79.
2109
5364
7279
.295
384
4693
650.
6893
70S8
a is
a sm
all s
tream
cha
nnel
in la
rger
ba
nks.
Wat
er is
pre
sent
in p
ools
but
no
t flo
win
g. T
he st
ream
orig
inat
es a
t w
etla
nds o
utsi
de o
f the
surv
ey c
orrid
or.
S8a
flow
s int
o S8
.
Stre
am d
atas
heet
, P3
8SE
-16
Sout
heas
t Clu
ster
Col
lect
ion
Line
S150
3U
nnam
ed
tribu
tary
to
Wes
t Bra
nch
Con
ewan
goC
reek
0-3
2-10
3-14
Gra
vel,
silt/
clay
Pere
nnia
lP-
RPW
CW
est B
ranc
h C
onew
ango
Cre
ek
WS2
1011
6.66
742
.358
424
-79.
1880
4164
9219
.430
601
4691
162.
9028
70S1
503
runs
thro
ugh
an u
nuse
d fie
ld to
th
e so
uth
and
wes
t and
a re
cent
ly
plan
ted
field
to th
e no
rth a
nd e
ast.
Stre
am is
map
ped
as a
n un
nam
ed
tribu
tary
to W
est B
ranc
h C
onew
ango
C
reek
. Th
e ba
nks a
re m
ostly
gra
vel
and
cobb
le.
Ther
e is
alm
ost n
o w
etla
nd
vege
tatio
n. T
he w
ater
is c
lear
.W
ildlif
e va
lue
is m
oder
ate
to lo
w.
Ther
e ar
e so
me
shru
bby
area
s alo
ng
edge
s but
no
evid
ence
of a
nyth
ing
else
us
ing
stre
am.
S150
3 is
a c
ontin
uatio
n of
S10
00.
Stre
am d
atas
heet
, P5
12, P
513
SE-1
, SE-
8
S150
1U
nnam
ed
tribu
tary
to
Wes
t Bra
nch
Con
ewan
goC
reek
0-6
4-12
6-14
Bed
rock
, gr
avel
Pere
nnia
lP-
RPW
CW
est B
ranc
h C
onew
ango
Cre
ek
WS1
9726
3.39
742
.361
512
-79.
1890
0164
9133
.047
424
4691
504.
1344
30S1
501
runs
alo
ng C
assa
daga
Ham
let
Roa
d in
a v
alle
y be
twee
n th
e hi
llsid
e an
d th
e ro
ad.
Ther
e is
som
e lit
ter i
n th
e st
ream
bed
. Th
e st
ream
mov
es
quic
kly
with
cle
ar w
ater
. Th
ere
are
som
e sh
rubb
y ar
eas f
urth
er
dow
nstre
am.
Hab
itat v
alue
is m
oder
ate
to lo
w.
Ther
e ar
e fe
w ri
paria
n sp
ecie
s.Th
e st
ream
nar
row
s dow
nstre
am to
1.5
fe
et a
nd th
en g
oes i
nto
a cu
lver
t at t
he
inte
rsec
tion
of R
t. 83
and
Rt.
72.
The
stre
am th
en c
ontin
ues i
n a
deep
val
ley.
The
stre
am a
buts
a fi
eld
inst
ead
of a
fo
rest
bef
ore
the
road
.
Stre
am d
atas
heet
, P5
14, P
515
SE-8
S100
6U
nnam
ed
tribu
tary
to
Wes
t Bra
nch
Con
ewan
goC
reek
0-3
11-
2Si
lt/cl
ayPe
renn
ial
P-R
PWC
Wes
t Bra
nch
Con
ewan
goC
reek
WS1
8714
8.59
842
.369
029
-79.
1839
1964
9533
.727
571
4692
347.
7705
50S1
006
is a
smal
l stre
am se
para
ting
two
field
s. It
has
ver
y st
eep
bank
s and
lots
of
veg
etat
ion.
The
stre
am st
arts
at a
cu
lver
t und
er a
road
. S1
006
has l
ow
vege
tativ
e di
vers
ity a
nd lo
w w
ildlif
e va
lue.
Stre
am d
atas
heet
, P2
32SE
-10
S101
3U
nnam
ed
tribu
tary
to
Wes
t Bra
nch
Con
ewan
goC
reek
0-6
140
Gra
vel,
sand
Inte
rmitt
ent
S-R
PWC
Wes
t Bra
nch
Con
ewan
goC
reek
WS1
8714
8.59
842
.368
848
-79.
1847
9764
9461
.892
952
4692
326.
0517
40S1
013
is a
smal
l stre
am fl
owin
g do
wn
a st
eep
slop
e in
a fo
rest
. It
is c
ulve
rted
unde
r Far
ringt
on H
ollo
w R
oad.
It i
s m
appe
d as
S10
06 o
n th
e ot
her s
ide
of
the
road
.
02:
0026
87_H
W09
_01-
B26
42Ta
bles
5-2
and
5-3
Wet
land
Stre
am T
able
.xls
-Tab
le 5
-3 S
tream
s-12
/10/
2008
Page
2 o
f 10
Tabl
e 5-
3 S
umm
ary
of D
elin
eate
d St
ream
Cha
ract
eris
tics,
Ark
wrig
ht S
umm
it W
ind
Farm
Loca
tion
IDSt
ream
Nam
e
Ban
kH
eigh
t(fe
et)
Wid
th o
f W
ater
(feet
)
Ban
k to
B
ank
Wid
th(fe
et)
Subs
trat
eFl
ow T
ype1
Flow
Type
NYS
DEC
Cla
ssifi
catio
nC
onne
ctio
nW
ater
shed
Stre
amR
each
Dra
inag
eA
rea
(Acr
es)
Latit
ude2
Long
itude
2Ea
stin
g2N
orth
ing2
Com
men
tsD
ocum
enta
tion
App
endi
xF
Map
Fr
ame
S100
7U
nnam
ed
tribu
tary
to
Wes
t Bra
nch
Con
ewan
goC
reek
3-6
N/A
(no
flow
)12
Gra
vel
Inte
rmitt
ent
S-R
PWC
Wes
t Bra
nch
Con
ewan
goC
reek
WS1
8037
7.28
742
.371
826
-79.
1847
0864
9462
.157
115
4692
656.
9896
70S1
007
is a
mod
erat
e si
ze st
ream
flo
win
g ea
st u
nder
Hw
y 85
. C
urre
ntly
th
ere
is n
o w
ater
in th
e st
ream
. R
ipra
p ha
s bee
n pl
aced
alo
ng th
e ba
nks.
The
ba
nks a
re c
ompl
etel
y ve
geta
ted.
S10
07
has m
oder
ate
vege
tativ
e di
vers
ity a
nd
low
wild
life
valu
e.
Stre
am d
atas
heet
, P2
34SE
-11
Sout
h C
entr
al C
lust
erA
cces
s R
oad
Gro
up 5
(Tur
bine
s 15
, 18B
R, 1
6, 1
8AR
)S1
18U
nnam
ed
tribu
tary
to
Wal
nut C
reek
3-6+
350
Gra
vel
Pere
nnia
lP-
RPW
AA
Wal
nut
Cre
ekW
S133
93.5
4442
.390
248
-79.
2182
7164
6655
.730
724
4694
644.
1171
60S1
18 is
a sm
all m
eand
erin
g pe
renn
ial
stre
am. A
road
and
fill
have
bee
n pl
aced
acr
oss S
118
caus
ing
wat
er to
po
ol u
pstre
am o
f the
road
. Thi
s fea
ture
ha
s cre
ated
W11
8. S
118
is th
e sa
me
as
prev
ious
ly su
rvey
ed S
1005
a.
Stre
am d
atas
heet
, P4
26SC
-2, S
C-3
S69
Unn
amed
tri
buta
ry to
W
alnu
t Cre
ek
0-3
1-3
2-6
Gra
vel,
silt/
clay
Pere
nnia
lP-
RPW
AA
Wal
nut
Cre
ekW
S133
93.5
4442
.392
457
-79.
2168
6964
6765
.949
100
4694
891.
7480
00S6
9 ru
ns th
roug
h ha
rdw
ood
fore
st
(Ace
r sac
char
um,F
raxi
nus
penn
sylv
anic
a) in
a v
alle
y. W
ater
is
clea
r and
fast
mov
ing.
Som
e se
eps
flow
into
stre
am.
The
area
has
m
oder
ate
vege
tativ
e di
vers
ity a
nd
mod
erat
e w
ildlif
e va
lue.
Stre
am d
atas
heet
, P2
29, P
230
SC-2
S69a
Unn
amed
tri
buta
ry to
W
alnu
t Cre
ek
0-6
1-2
30G
rave
l, sa
nd,
silt/
clay
Inte
rmitt
ent
S-R
PWD
3W
alnu
tC
reek
WS1
3393
.544
42.3
9199
9-7
9.21
7659
6467
02.0
1102
346
9483
9.53
1470
S69a
flow
s nor
thea
st in
to S
69. I
t is a
sm
all i
nter
mitt
ent s
tream
flow
ing
dow
n a
gent
le sl
ope.
Stre
am d
atas
heet
, P4
33SC
-2
S569
Unn
amed
tri
buta
ry to
W
alnu
t Cre
ek
0-6
< 1
2-3
Gra
vel,
sand
,si
lt/cl
ay
Pere
nnia
lP-
RPW
AA
Wal
nut
Cre
ekW
S138
104.
267
42.3
8616
6-7
9.22
4228
6461
74.9
0105
346
9418
0.56
7910
S569
is a
rela
tivel
y st
raig
ht p
eren
nial
re
lativ
ely
perm
anen
t wat
er th
at fl
ows
north
out
of t
he su
rvey
cor
ridor
into
S5
09 a
nd u
nnam
ed tr
ibut
ary
to W
alnu
t C
reek
. The
stre
am h
as a
mud
dy/s
ilty
bed
(1 to
2 fe
et w
ide)
with
flow
ing
wat
er 1
to 2
inch
es d
eep.
Hab
itats
in
clud
e co
bble
, lea
f pac
ks, w
oody
de
bris
, and
som
e ov
erha
ngin
g ve
geta
tion.
Inflo
w is
thro
ugh
a cu
lver
t to
the
sout
h th
at d
rain
s PO
569.
The
st
ream
con
tinue
s out
side
the
surv
ey
corr
idor
to th
e no
rth a
nd th
e so
uth.
Stre
am d
atas
heet
, P7
46, P
747
SC-3
, SC
-14
S101
4U
nnam
ed
tribu
tary
to
Wal
nut C
reek
0-3
23
Silt/
clay
Ephe
mer
alN
on-
RPW
D3
Wal
nut
Cre
ekW
S125
47.0
3542
.391
651
-79.
2224
1964
6311
.030
552
4694
792.
7422
50S1
014
is a
smal
l eph
emer
al st
ream
flo
win
g to
the
north
east
. Th
e w
ater
de
pth
is le
ss th
an 1
inch
and
app
ears
to
flow
onl
y du
ring
the
wet
test
tim
es o
f th
e ye
ar.
Ther
e w
as n
o w
ildlif
e ut
iliza
tion
obse
rved
.
Stre
am d
atas
heet
, P4
42SC
-4
02:
0026
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_01-
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bles
5-2
and
5-3
Wet
land
Stre
am T
able
.xls
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le 5
-3 S
tream
s-12
/10/
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Page
3 o
f 10
Tabl
e 5-
3 S
umm
ary
of D
elin
eate
d St
ream
Cha
ract
eris
tics,
Ark
wrig
ht S
umm
it W
ind
Farm
Loca
tion
IDSt
ream
Nam
e
Ban
kH
eigh
t(fe
et)
Wid
th o
f W
ater
(feet
)
Ban
k to
B
ank
Wid
th(fe
et)
Subs
trat
eFl
ow T
ype1
Flow
Type
NYS
DEC
Cla
ssifi
catio
nC
onne
ctio
nW
ater
shed
Stre
amR
each
Dra
inag
eA
rea
(Acr
es)
Latit
ude2
Long
itude
2Ea
stin
g2N
orth
ing2
Com
men
tsD
ocum
enta
tion
App
endi
xF
Map
Fr
ame
S509
/509
aU
nnam
ed
tribu
tary
to
Wal
nut C
reek
0-3
1-10
1-20
Bed
rock
, gr
avel
,co
bble
ston
es
Pere
nnia
lP-
RPW
AA
Wal
nut
Cre
ekW
S125
47.0
3542
.393
957
-79.
2226
3564
6287
.909
269
4695
048.
3765
40S5
09 a
nd S
509a
run
thro
ugh
a de
ep
valle
y in
a m
ixed
fore
st. W
ater
mov
es
quic
kly.
The
dat
ashe
et w
as c
ompl
eted
w
here
two
bran
ches
of t
he st
ream
mee
t. Th
ere
are
smal
l rip
aria
n zo
nes w
ithin
th
e co
rrid
or. S
ome
fore
st d
ebris
is b
uilt
up in
smal
l are
as.
Wild
life
valu
e is
m
oder
ate.
Stre
am d
atas
heet
, P5
56, P
555
SC-4
, SC
-10
Acc
ess
Roa
d G
roup
6 (T
urbi
ne 2
1)S2
1C
linto
n B
rook
0-3
38
Gra
vel
Pere
nnia
lP-
RPW
C(T
)C
linto
n B
rook
,Tr
ibut
ary
to
Can
adaw
ayC
reek
WS1
5442
0.92
342
.395
169
-79.
2413
9064
4741
.397
004
4695
150.
7924
70S2
1 is
a p
eren
nial
stre
am fl
owin
g to
the
north
wes
t fro
m W
22 to
W21
. It
is
map
ped
as C
linto
n br
ook.
Stre
am d
atas
heet
, P1
05, P
106
SC-5
, SC
-6
Acc
ess
Roa
d G
roup
7 (T
urbi
nes
19, 5
7)S5
66U
nnam
ed
tribu
tary
to
Wal
nut C
reek
0-3
1-2
6-8
Silt/
clay
Inte
rmitt
ent
S-R
PWD
3W
alnu
tC
reek
WS1
2175
.161
42.3
9613
1-7
9.22
7068
6459
17.9
9955
946
9528
2.16
3900
S566
is a
smal
l stre
am d
rain
ing
from
a
farm
pon
d to
the
north
wes
t. Th
e st
ream
ha
s bee
n da
mm
ed to
pro
duce
the
pond
w
hich
is p
roba
bly
used
for d
rinki
ng
wat
er fo
r the
cat
tle.
Ther
e ar
e ca
ttle
track
s thr
ough
out t
he ri
paria
n ar
ea.
Wet
land
W56
6 su
rrou
nds s
tream
S56
6.
The
stre
am fl
ows s
outh
east
to a
m
appe
d bu
t unn
amed
trib
utar
y to
W
alnu
t Cre
ek. T
he st
ream
was
pr
evio
usly
map
ped
as S
509.
Stre
am d
atas
heet
, P7
36, P
737
SC-9
Acc
ess
Roa
d G
roup
8 (T
urbi
nes
22)
S18
Unn
amed
tri
buta
ry to
B
all G
ulf
0-3
26
Silt/
clay
Pere
nnia
lP-
RPW
C(T
)B
all G
ulf,
Trib
utar
y to
C
anad
away
Cre
ek
WS1
2423
1.99
342
.402
853
-79.
2391
2864
4909
.940
207
4696
007.
9724
80S1
8 ha
s a lo
t of a
lgal
gro
wth
whi
ch is
pr
obab
ly fr
om n
utrie
nt lo
adin
g. W
18
is a
ripa
rian
wet
land
alo
ng S
18.
Stre
am d
atas
heet
, P8
5, P
86SC
-11
S18a
Unn
amed
tri
buta
ry to
B
all G
ulf
0-3
4-8
4-8
Silt/
clay
, ve
geta
tion
Pere
nnia
lP-
RPW
C(T
)B
all G
ulf,
Trib
utar
y to
C
anad
away
Cre
ek
WS1
2423
1.99
342
.404
089
-79.
2381
8464
4984
.765
538
4696
146.
8152
10S1
8a is
a p
eren
nial
stre
am fl
owin
g th
roug
h a
cow
pas
ture
. Th
e st
ream
bed
is
mat
ted
dow
n ve
geta
tive
mat
ter.
It
does
not
hav
e a
stro
ngly
def
ined
ban
k du
e to
the
flat t
opog
raph
y. S
18a
is a
co
ntin
uatio
n of
pre
viou
sly
map
ped
S18.
It f
low
s nor
th a
nd w
est i
nto
Bal
l G
ulf a
nd th
en C
anad
away
Cre
ek.
Stre
am d
atas
heet
, P4
55, P
456
SC-1
1
S100
2U
nnam
ed
tribu
tary
to
Bal
l Gul
f
6+5
75B
edro
ck,
grav
elPe
renn
ial
P-R
PWC
(T)
Bal
l Gul
f, Tr
ibut
ary
to
Can
adaw
ayC
reek
WS8
710
6.75
742
.406
066
-79.
2457
0664
4361
.181
277
4696
353.
5589
40S1
002
is a
per
enni
al st
ream
flow
ing
wes
t int
o a
stee
p ra
vine
.St
ream
dat
ashe
et,
P93,
P94
SC-1
2, S
C-
13
02:
0026
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_01-
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bles
5-2
and
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Wet
land
Stre
am T
able
.xls
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le 5
-3 S
tream
s-12
/10/
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Page
4 o
f 10
Tabl
e 5-
3 S
umm
ary
of D
elin
eate
d St
ream
Cha
ract
eris
tics,
Ark
wrig
ht S
umm
it W
ind
Farm
Loca
tion
IDSt
ream
Nam
e
Ban
kH
eigh
t(fe
et)
Wid
th o
f W
ater
(feet
)
Ban
k to
B
ank
Wid
th(fe
et)
Subs
trat
eFl
ow T
ype1
Flow
Type
NYS
DEC
Cla
ssifi
catio
nC
onne
ctio
nW
ater
shed
Stre
amR
each
Dra
inag
eA
rea
(Acr
es)
Latit
ude2
Long
itude
2Ea
stin
g2N
orth
ing2
Com
men
tsD
ocum
enta
tion
App
endi
xF
Map
Fr
ame
S100
3U
nnam
ed
tribu
tary
to
Bal
l Gul
f
0-3
45
Gra
vel
Pere
nnia
lP-
RPW
C(T
)B
all G
ulf,
Trib
utar
y to
C
anad
away
Cre
ek
WS8
172
.073
42.4
0742
8-7
9.24
7839
6441
82.5
1510
246
9650
1.08
3720
S100
3 is
a p
eren
nial
stre
am fl
owin
g w
est i
nto
S100
2.St
ream
dat
ashe
et,
P95,
P96
SC-1
3
Nor
thea
st C
lust
erA
cces
s R
oad
Gro
up 1
0 (T
urbi
nes
27A
, 28R
, 27)
S536
Unn
amed
tri
buta
ry to
W
alnu
tCre
ek
6+1-
24
Gra
vel
Inte
rmitt
ent
S-R
PWD
3W
alnu
tC
reek
WS9
921
4.99
842
.407
855
-79.
2130
8064
7041
.893
079
4696
608.
1265
40S5
36 is
a sm
all s
tream
in v
alle
y. It
flo
ws o
ut o
f W53
6.St
ream
dat
ashe
et
NE-
1, N
E-2,
NE-
4
S530
Unn
amed
tri
buta
ry to
W
alnu
t Cre
ek
0-3
1-3
4G
rave
l, si
lt/cl
ayPe
renn
ial
P-R
PWC
(T)
Wal
nut
Cre
ekW
S94
42.8
2242
.405
222
-79.
2145
3664
6928
.229
273
4696
313.
2858
70S5
30 is
smal
l and
runs
thro
ugh
a m
ixed
fo
rest
of T
suga
can
aden
sis,
Fagu
sgr
andi
folia
,Fra
xinu
s pen
nsyl
vani
ca,
Acer
sacc
haru
m, a
nd H
amam
elis
virg
inia
na. T
here
are
man
y fa
llen
trees
in
S53
0. T
he su
rrou
ndin
g ar
ea h
as a
di
vers
e to
pogr
aphy
cha
ract
eriz
ed b
y m
any
pits
and
mou
nds.
Ther
e is
a la
rge
ripar
ian
area
, ext
endi
ng th
e fu
ll le
ngth
of
the
stre
am. S
530
flow
s int
o a
larg
er
stre
am th
at is
loca
ted
outs
ide
the
corr
idor
. S53
0 at
som
e po
ints
flow
s un
der p
iles o
f lea
ves a
nd lo
gs fo
r ap
prox
imat
ely
15 fe
et.
Stre
am d
atas
heet
, P6
20, P
621
NE-
4
Acc
ess
Roa
d G
roup
11
(Tur
bine
s 30
, 30A
, 33)
S548
Unn
amed
tri
buta
ry to
W
alnu
t Cre
ek
0-3
67
Gra
vel
Pere
nnia
lP-
RPW
C(T
)W
alnu
t C
reek
WS8
629
4.39
542
.410
178
-79.
2233
5764
6190
.785
662
4696
848.
3229
60Th
e w
ater
s of S
548
are
fast
mov
ing
and
clea
r. Th
e st
ream
runs
the
wid
th o
f the
co
rrid
or w
ith w
etla
nds a
long
the
bank
s. It
has b
een
rain
ing
sinc
e th
e pr
evio
us
even
ing,
so th
e st
ream
is sp
read
acr
oss
a la
rger
are
a th
an d
urin
g no
rmal
flow
.
Stre
am d
atas
heet
, P6
56, P
658,
P65
9N
E-3,
NE-
7
S560
Unn
amed
tri
buta
ry to
W
alnu
t Cre
ek
0-3
220
Gra
vel,
silt/
clay
Pere
nnia
lP-
RPW
C(T
)W
alnu
t C
reek
WS8
629
4.39
542
.412
843
-79.
2264
9464
5926
.513
968
4697
138.
8487
40S5
60 h
as m
oder
atel
y m
ovin
g w
ater
that
is
cle
ar. S
tream
is b
raid
ed d
owns
tream
. D
rain
D56
0 flo
ws i
nto
the
stre
am n
ear
data
poi
nt. R
ipar
ian
zone
.
Stre
am d
atas
heet
, P7
23N
E-6,
NE-
7, N
E-8
S565
/565
aU
nnam
ed
tribu
tary
to
Wal
nut C
reek
0-6
330
Cob
ble,
gr
avel
Pere
nnia
lP-
RPW
C(T
)W
alnu
t C
reek
WS7
721
5.50
042
.415
659
-79.
2244
8364
6085
.379
628
4697
455.
0511
40S5
65 is
the
head
wat
ers t
o an
unn
amed
, m
appe
d tri
buta
ry to
Wal
nut C
reek
. Th
ere
is a
n ex
istin
g lo
ggin
g ro
ad
cros
sing
the
stre
am a
t the
cen
terli
ne o
f th
e pr
opos
ed a
cces
s roa
d an
d co
llect
ion
line.
The
stre
am is
3 fe
et w
ide
with
lit
tle fl
ow c
urre
ntly
. Th
ere
are
seve
ral
drai
ns a
nd w
etla
nds i
nter
sect
ing
the
stre
am a
t var
ious
poi
nts a
long
the
surv
ey c
orrid
or. S
tream
S56
5 co
nnec
ts
to st
ream
S93
. S5
65a
flow
s int
o S5
65
at th
e so
uthe
rn e
dge
of th
e su
rvey
co
rrid
or.
S565
a is
a sh
ort t
ribut
ary
flow
ing
thro
ugh
W56
5.
Stre
am d
atas
heet
, P7
32, P
733
NE-
8, N
E-9
02:
0026
87_H
W09
_01-
B26
42Ta
bles
5-2
and
5-3
Wet
land
Stre
am T
able
.xls
-Tab
le 5
-3 S
tream
s-12
/10/
2008
Page
5 o
f 10
Tabl
e 5-
3 S
umm
ary
of D
elin
eate
d St
ream
Cha
ract
eris
tics,
Ark
wrig
ht S
umm
it W
ind
Farm
Loca
tion
IDSt
ream
Nam
e
Ban
kH
eigh
t(fe
et)
Wid
th o
f W
ater
(feet
)
Ban
k to
B
ank
Wid
th(fe
et)
Subs
trat
eFl
ow T
ype1
Flow
Type
NYS
DEC
Cla
ssifi
catio
nC
onne
ctio
nW
ater
shed
Stre
amR
each
Dra
inag
eA
rea
(Acr
es)
Latit
ude2
Long
itude
2Ea
stin
g2N
orth
ing2
Com
men
tsD
ocum
enta
tion
App
endi
xF
Map
Fr
ame
S93
Unn
amed
tri
buta
ry to
W
alnu
t Cre
ek
0-3
1-3
2-6
Cob
ble,
si
lt/cl
ayIn
term
itten
tS-
PRW
D3
Wal
nut
Cre
ekW
S86
294.
395
42.4
1762
8-7
9.22
7668
6458
18.8
1281
946
9766
8.25
5690
S93
is a
fore
sted
stre
am th
at is
abu
tted
by W
93 n
ear i
ts h
eadw
ater
s. S9
3 cr
osse
s acc
ess r
oad
cent
erlin
e.
Stre
am d
atas
heet
, P3
07A
, P30
8,
P313
, P31
4
NE-
8, N
E-9
Acc
ess
Roa
d G
roup
13
(Tur
bine
s 34
, 32,
36,
31)
S83
Unn
amed
tri
buta
ry to
W
alnu
t Cre
ek
0-3
1-2
1-2
Gra
vel,
silt/
clay
Pere
nnia
lP-
RPW
C(T
)W
alnu
t C
reek
WS6
299
.815
42.4
1925
8-7
9.21
3310
6469
96.3
6439
346
9787
3.99
5160
S83
flow
s eas
t with
inflo
w fr
om
abut
ting
wet
land
W83
. U
pstre
am o
f W
83, S
83 is
fore
sted
as i
t flo
ws
thro
ugh
W85
. S8
3 is
cul
verte
d un
der
acce
ss ro
ad c
ente
rline
whe
re it
beg
ins
at L
iver
mor
e R
oad.
Stre
am d
ata
coul
d no
t be
take
n at
Acc
ess R
oad
cent
erlin
e du
e to
haz
ardo
us c
liff a
nd im
pene
trabl
e m
ass o
f Rub
us sp
. an
d Ro
sam
ultif
lora
. D
ata
take
n as
clo
se to
ce
nter
line
as p
ossi
ble.
Stre
am d
atas
heet
, P2
73, P
274
NE-
10
S90
Unn
amed
tri
buta
ry to
W
alnu
t Cre
ek
0-3
1-2
1-2
Gra
vel,
silt/
clay
Pere
nnia
lP-
RPW
CW
alnu
tC
reek
WS5
994
.525
42.4
2014
3-7
9.21
7636
6466
38.3
6076
246
9796
4.71
9730
S90
is a
fore
sted
stre
am fl
owin
g no
rthea
st, a
butti
ng W
90.
The
acce
ss
road
cen
terli
ne c
ross
es a
t exi
stin
g lo
ggin
g ro
ad, u
nder
whi
ch S
90 is
cu
lver
ted.
Stre
am d
atas
heet
, P2
99N
E-10
, NE-
11
S123
Unn
amed
tri
buta
ry to
W
alnu
t Cre
ek
0-6+
430
Cob
ble,
gr
avel
Pere
nnia
lP-
RPW
C(T
)W
alnu
t C
reek
WS5
994
.525
42.4
1941
1-7
9.21
8754
6465
48.0
3121
046
9788
1.53
8610
S123
is in
a d
eep
valle
y. T
here
is v
ery
little
ripa
rian
edge
dow
nstre
am o
f w
etla
nd.
Wat
er is
cle
ar a
nd fa
st
mov
ing.
S12
3 flo
ws t
o W
alnu
t Cre
ek.
Stre
am d
atas
heet
, P4
90N
E-11
S98
Unn
amed
tri
buta
ry to
W
alnu
t Cre
ek
0-3
0.5-
31-
4G
rave
l, si
lt/cl
ayEp
hem
eral
N-R
PWD
3W
alnu
tC
reek
WS6
299
.815
42.4
1806
7-7
9.21
9427
6464
95.7
7927
546
9773
1.16
9590
S98
is a
min
or st
ream
flow
ing
east
fr
om W
98 to
W99
, sur
roun
ded
by
fore
sted
slop
es to
the
north
and
sout
h.It
begi
ns a
s D98
, whi
ch e
nter
s the
so
uthe
rn p
ortio
n of
W98
, and
bec
omes
m
ore
chan
neliz
ed a
nd st
ream
-like
in
the
north
ern
side
of W
98, p
rovi
ding
ou
tflow
from
W98
and
inflo
w to
W99
.
Stre
am d
atas
heet
, P3
28, P
329
NE-
11, N
E-12
S127
Unn
amed
tri
buta
ry to
W
alnu
t Cre
ek
0-3
135
Silt/
clay
Pere
nnia
lP-
RPW
C(T
)W
alnu
t C
reek
WS6
299
.815
42.4
1695
6-7
9.22
0000
6464
51.2
5657
446
9760
6.74
5720
S127
flow
s to
unna
med
trib
utar
y to
W
alnu
t Cre
ek.
S127
is a
smal
l stre
am
with
cle
an, s
low
-mov
ing
wat
er.
A
wid
e rip
aria
n zo
ne e
nds a
ppro
xim
atel
y 15
’ eas
t of d
ata
poin
t. S
127
is in
a
fore
st o
f Ace
r sac
char
um a
nd T
suga
cana
dens
is.
Stre
am d
atas
heet
, P2
002
NE-
12
Acc
ess
Roa
d G
roup
15
(Tur
bine
s 39
A, 3
9R)
S81
Unn
amed
tri
buta
ry to
W
alnu
t Cre
ek
0-3
2-4
2-4
Gra
vel,
silt/
clay
Inte
rmitt
ent
S-R
PWD
3W
alnu
tC
reek
WS4
618
2.65
942
.428
999
-79.
2204
5364
6385
.957
106
4698
943.
3223
10S8
1 is
a m
inor
stre
am th
at a
ppea
rs to
flo
w to
the
sout
heas
t. C
urre
ntly
ther
e is
no
perc
eptib
le fl
ow.
S81
is a
butte
d by
W81
.
Stre
am d
atas
heet
, P2
66N
E-14
02:
0026
87_H
W09
_01-
B26
42Ta
bles
5-2
and
5-3
Wet
land
Stre
am T
able
.xls
-Tab
le 5
-3 S
tream
s-12
/10/
2008
Page
6 o
f 10
Tabl
e 5-
3 S
umm
ary
of D
elin
eate
d St
ream
Cha
ract
eris
tics,
Ark
wrig
ht S
umm
it W
ind
Farm
Loca
tion
IDSt
ream
Nam
e
Ban
kH
eigh
t(fe
et)
Wid
th o
f W
ater
(feet
)
Ban
k to
B
ank
Wid
th(fe
et)
Subs
trat
eFl
ow T
ype1
Flow
Type
NYS
DEC
Cla
ssifi
catio
nC
onne
ctio
nW
ater
shed
Stre
amR
each
Dra
inag
eA
rea
(Acr
es)
Latit
ude2
Long
itude
2Ea
stin
g2N
orth
ing2
Com
men
tsD
ocum
enta
tion
App
endi
xF
Map
Fr
ame
S101
0U
nnam
ed
tribu
tary
to
Wal
nut C
reek
0-6+
23-
5G
rave
l, si
lt/cl
ayPe
renn
ial
P-R
PWC
Wal
nut
Cre
ekW
S46
182.
659
42.4
2946
9-7
9.22
0120
6464
12.2
5238
446
9899
6.08
9210
S101
0 is
a m
inor
stre
am fl
owin
g ea
st
with
a st
eep
right
ban
k. T
opog
raph
ic
map
s ind
icat
e flo
w in
to S
78.
Stre
am d
atas
heet
, P2
60, P
261
NE-
14
S78
Unn
amed
tri
buta
ry to
W
alnu
t Cre
ek
0-6+
2-4
4-5
Gra
vel,
silt/
clay
Pere
nnia
lP-
RPW
CW
alnu
tC
reek
WS3
095
.914
42.4
3020
8-7
9.22
3654
6461
19.8
5142
146
9907
1.97
1110
S78
is a
per
enni
al st
ream
flow
ing
east
th
at is
map
ped
as a
n un
nam
ed tr
ibut
ary
to W
alnu
t Cre
ek.
Stre
am d
atas
heet
, P2
57, P
256
NE-
14, N
E-15
S100
9U
nnam
ed
tribu
tary
to
Wal
nut C
reek
3-6
2-3
4-5
Gra
vel,
silt/
clay
Inte
rmitt
ent
S-R
PWD
3W
alnu
tC
reek
WS4
014
6.99
442
.431
358
-79.
2261
3464
5913
.132
371
4699
195.
3989
90S1
009
is a
n in
term
itten
t stre
am fl
owin
g to
the
east
. It
is su
rrou
nded
by
past
ure.
Stre
am d
atas
heet
, P2
49, P
250
NE-
15
S100
8U
nnam
ed
tribu
tary
to
Wal
nut C
reek
0-3
46
Gra
vel,
silt/
clay
Inte
rmitt
ent
S-R
PWD
3W
alnu
tC
reek
WS4
014
6.99
442
.431
851
-79.
2313
2264
5485
.222
115
4699
241.
3137
30S1
008
is a
n in
term
itten
t stre
am fl
owin
g to
the
north
. Th
e st
ream
is su
rrou
nded
by
pas
ture
with
100
foot
buf
fer o
f na
tura
l are
a.
Stre
am d
atas
heet
, P2
44N
E-16
, NE-
17
Ope
ratio
n an
d M
aint
enan
ce B
uild
ing
No
stre
ams
Layd
own
Yard
No
stre
ams
Nor
thw
est C
lust
erA
cces
s R
oad
Gro
up 1
8 (T
urbi
nes
40R
, 41)
S512
Bal
l Gul
f0-
32-
42-
6B
edro
ck,
sand
,si
lt/cl
ay
Pere
nnia
lP-
RPW
C(T
)B
all G
ulf,
Trib
utar
y to
C
anad
away
Cre
ek
WS7
819
5.89
642
.414
448
-79.
2440
9264
4474
.809
564
4697
287.
0492
20S5
12 fl
ows w
est f
rom
PO
512
and
has
ripar
ian
zone
unt
il ap
prox
imat
ely
15’
from
dat
a po
int.
The
surr
ound
ing
area
is
at 1
0° in
clin
e. T
he a
rea
has
mod
erat
e ve
geta
tive
dive
rsity
and
w
ildlif
e ha
bita
t. D
eer t
rack
s are
pr
esen
t.
Stre
am d
atas
heet
, P5
75, P
576
NW
-2, N
W-
3, N
W-4
S513
Unn
amed
tri
buta
ry to
D
utch
Hol
low
0-3
1-2
1-2.
5G
rave
l, sa
nd,
silt/
clay
Pere
nnia
lP-
RPW
BD
utch
Hol
low
,Tr
ibut
ary
to
Can
adaw
ayC
reek
WS7
819
5.89
642
.414
988
-79.
2463
7764
4285
.497
839
4697
343.
0816
90S5
13 fl
ows i
nto
S512
but
is n
amed
S5
13 fo
r cla
rity.
The
re is
a sm
all P
EM
wet
land
ass
ocia
ted.
The
stre
ams f
low
fr
om n
orth
to so
uth.
The
ripa
rian
area
ha
s low
veg
etat
ive
dive
rsity
and
low
w
ildlif
e va
lue.
Som
e de
er tr
acks
wer
e se
en.
Stre
am d
atas
heet
N
W-2
, NW
-3,
NW
-4
Acc
ess
Roa
d G
roup
16
(Tur
bine
s 42
A, 4
6R, 5
0R, 5
2AR
, 52B
R, 4
7R, 4
9AR
, 51R
, 49)
S55
Unn
amed
tri
buta
ry to
D
utch
Hol
low
0-3
1-10
2-12
Gra
vel
Pere
nnia
lP-
RPW
BD
utch
Hol
low
,Tr
ibut
ary
to
Can
adaw
ayC
reek
WS6
336
8.57
442
.420
330
-79.
2487
5764
4077
.426
440
4697
932.
2016
60S5
5 ru
ns th
roug
h a
mix
ed fo
rest
that
is
bein
g lo
gged
. Th
ere
are
man
y fa
llen
trees
and
bra
nche
s in
stre
am.
The
stre
am b
ed is
rock
y. T
he ri
paria
n zo
ne
is m
ostly
Car
ex c
rini
ta.
The
wat
er is
fa
st m
ovin
g. T
he a
rea
has l
ow to
m
oder
ate
wild
life
valu
e du
e to
logg
ing.
Stre
am d
atas
heet
, P1
84, P
185
NW
-7
S137
Unn
amed
tri
buta
ry to
D
utch
Hol
low
0-3
315
Cob
ble,
gr
avel
Pere
nnia
lP-
RPW
BD
utch
Hol
low
,Tr
ibut
ary
to
Can
adaw
ayC
reek
WS6
336
8.57
442
.422
314
-79.
2498
4464
3983
.480
956
4698
150.
7302
20S1
37 in
ters
ects
with
S60
and
flow
s ac
ross
logg
ing
road
. S1
37 fl
ows t
o D
utch
Hol
low
.
Stre
am d
atas
heet
, P2
038,
P20
39N
W-7
02:
0026
87_H
W09
_01-
B26
42Ta
bles
5-2
and
5-3
Wet
land
Stre
am T
able
.xls
-Tab
le 5
-3 S
tream
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Page
7 o
f 10
Tabl
e 5-
3 S
umm
ary
of D
elin
eate
d St
ream
Cha
ract
eris
tics,
Ark
wrig
ht S
umm
it W
ind
Farm
Loca
tion
IDSt
ream
Nam
e
Ban
kH
eigh
t(fe
et)
Wid
th o
f W
ater
(feet
)
Ban
k to
B
ank
Wid
th(fe
et)
Subs
trat
eFl
ow T
ype1
Flow
Type
NYS
DEC
Cla
ssifi
catio
nC
onne
ctio
nW
ater
shed
Stre
amR
each
Dra
inag
eA
rea
(Acr
es)
Latit
ude2
Long
itude
2Ea
stin
g2N
orth
ing2
Com
men
tsD
ocum
enta
tion
App
endi
xF
Map
Fr
ame
S55a
Unn
amed
tri
buta
ry to
D
utch
Hol
low
0-3
3-6
6-12
Gra
vel,
sand
,si
lt/cl
ay
Pere
nnia
lP-
RPW
BD
utch
Hol
low
,Tr
ibut
ary
to
Can
adaw
ayC
reek
WS6
336
8.57
442
.422
576
-79.
2495
8464
4004
.302
900
4698
180.
2859
00S5
5a is
a p
eren
nial
stre
am fl
owin
g so
uthw
est.
It is
map
ped
as D
utch
H
ollo
w, a
trib
utar
y to
Can
adaw
ay
Cre
ek.
Stre
am d
atas
heet
N
W-7
S60a
Unn
amed
tri
buta
ry to
D
utch
Hol
low
0-3
2-16
4-18
Gra
vel,
silt/
clay
Pere
nnia
lP-
RPW
BD
utch
Hol
low
,Tr
ibut
ary
to
Can
adaw
ayC
reek
WS6
336
8.57
442
.422
137
-79.
2507
8464
3906
.517
300
4698
129.
4138
00S6
0a is
a ro
cky
stre
am th
at fl
ows
thro
ugh
a m
ixed
fore
st (A
cer
sacc
haru
m, T
suga
can
aden
sis,
and
Fagu
s gra
ndifo
lia).
The
re a
re so
me
built
up
area
s aro
und
falle
n tre
es.
S60a
flo
ws i
nto
S60.
The
are
a ha
s mod
erat
e w
ildlif
e va
lue.
Stre
am d
atas
heet
NW
-7
S60
Unn
amed
tri
buta
ry to
D
utch
Hol
low
0-3
6-12
7-15
Gra
vel,
silt/
clay
Pere
nnia
lP-
RPW
BD
utch
H
ollo
w,
Trib
utar
y to
C
anad
away
Cre
ek
WS6
336
8.57
442
.422
159
-79.
2520
6964
3800
.750
100
4698
129.
7620
00S6
0 is
con
nect
ed to
S46
on
map
s. It
is
a m
oder
ate
size
stre
am in
a m
ixed
fo
rest
. Th
e st
ream
bed
is ro
cky
with
se
dim
ent o
n th
e to
p of
the
rock
s.W
ater
is m
ovin
g at
slow
to m
oder
ate
spee
ds.
W60
lies
with
in th
e rip
aria
n ar
ea.
The
area
has
mod
erat
e to
hig
h w
ildlif
e va
lue.
The
re a
re p
ools
up
to
15”
deep
and
shar
per m
eand
ers a
re
foun
d fa
rther
ups
tream
. M
any
drai
ns
flow
into
S60
.
Stre
am d
atas
heet
, P2
00N
W-7
, NW
-8
S100
4U
nnam
ed
tribu
tary
to
Dut
ch H
ollo
w
0-3
0.5-
23-
5G
rave
l, si
lt/cl
ayIn
term
itten
tS-
RPW
BD
utch
Hol
low
,Tr
ibut
ary
to
Can
adaw
ayC
reek
WS5
891
4.01
642
.429
185
-79.
2597
0364
3156
.753
942
4698
897.
0132
10S1
004
runs
thro
ugh
a fo
rest
(Ace
rsa
ccha
rum
and
Cra
taeg
us sp
.)ap
prox
imat
ely
30’ f
rom
a fi
eld.
The
re
is li
ttle
wat
er in
the
stre
am.
It ha
s ste
ep
bank
s and
no
ripar
ian
zone
. Th
e ar
ea
has n
o ve
geta
tive
dive
rsity
and
low
w
ildlif
e va
lue.
Stre
am d
atas
heet
, P2
20, P
221
NW
-9, N
W-
10
S28
Unn
amed
tri
buta
ry to
D
utch
Hol
low
6+1-
27
Gra
vel,
sand
Pere
nnia
lP-
RPW
BD
utch
Hol
low
,Tr
ibut
ary
to
Can
adaw
ayC
reek
WS5
891
4.01
642
.428
417
-79.
2551
6164
3532
.101
786
4698
819.
3505
70S2
8 ru
ns th
roug
h 8
ft w
ide
swal
e be
twee
n hi
llsid
es.
Som
e br
anch
es a
nd
trees
hav
e fa
llen
in th
e st
ream
. S2
8 co
nnec
ts to
S27
. Th
e st
ream
flow
th
roug
h a
fore
st o
f Tsu
ga c
anad
ensi
s,Fa
gus g
rand
ifolia
, and
Ace
rsa
ccha
rum
. Th
e ar
ea h
as lo
w
vege
tativ
e di
vers
ity a
nd lo
w to
m
oder
ate
wild
life
valu
e.
Stre
am d
atas
heet
, P2
08, P
209
NW
-10,
NW
-11,
NW
-12
S65
Unn
amed
tri
buta
ry to
D
utch
Hol
low
6+1-
22-
4Sa
nd,
silt/
clay
Pere
nnia
lP-
RPW
BD
utch
Hol
low
,Tr
ibut
ary
to
Can
adaw
ayC
reek
WS5
891
4.01
642
.427
645
-79.
2569
3964
3387
.596
713
4698
730.
6040
60S6
5 ru
ns th
roug
h a
mix
ed fo
rest
(Ace
rsa
ccha
rum
,Fag
us g
rand
ifolia
, and
Ts
uga
cana
dens
is).
Ban
ks a
re v
ery
stee
p. I
nflo
w is
from
seep
s on
hills
ides
. M
any
trees
and
bra
nche
s ha
ve fa
llen
into
the
stre
am.
The
area
ha
s low
veg
etat
ive
dive
rsity
and
m
oder
ate
wild
life
valu
e.
Stre
am d
atas
heet
, P2
11, P
212
NW
-9, N
W-
10, N
W-1
1
02:
0026
87_H
W09
_01-
B26
42Ta
bles
5-2
and
5-3
Wet
land
Stre
am T
able
.xls
-Tab
le 5
-3 S
tream
s-12
/10/
2008
Page
8 o
f 10
Tabl
e 5-
3 S
umm
ary
of D
elin
eate
d St
ream
Cha
ract
eris
tics,
Ark
wrig
ht S
umm
it W
ind
Farm
Loca
tion
IDSt
ream
Nam
e
Ban
kH
eigh
t(fe
et)
Wid
th o
f W
ater
(feet
)
Ban
k to
B
ank
Wid
th(fe
et)
Subs
trat
eFl
ow T
ype1
Flow
Type
NYS
DEC
Cla
ssifi
catio
nC
onne
ctio
nW
ater
shed
Stre
amR
each
Dra
inag
eA
rea
(Acr
es)
Latit
ude2
Long
itude
2Ea
stin
g2N
orth
ing2
Com
men
tsD
ocum
enta
tion
App
endi
xF
Map
Fr
ame
S141
Unn
amed
tri
buta
ry to
D
utch
Hol
low
3-6+
214
Gra
vel,
clay
Inte
rmitt
ent
S-R
PWB
Dut
chH
ollo
w,
Trib
utar
y to
C
anad
away
Ck
WS5
891
4.01
642
.427
918
-79.
2541
3464
3617
.773
500
4698
765.
6665
30R
aine
d fo
r pre
viou
s 2 d
ays.
S14
1 flo
ws f
rom
W14
1 to
W28
in a
n in
cise
d ch
anne
l. S
141
flow
s thr
ough
a T
suga
cana
dens
isfo
rest
.
Stre
am d
atas
heet
, P2
056,
P20
57N
W-1
1,N
W-1
2
S27
Unn
amed
tri
buta
ry to
D
utch
Hol
low
0-6+
440
Gra
vel,
sand
Pere
nnia
lP-
RPW
BD
utch
Hol
low
,Tr
ibut
ary
to
Can
adaw
ayC
reek
WS5
891
4.01
642
.428
896
-79.
2537
0964
3650
.507
600
4698
875.
0076
00S2
7 is
a sm
all s
tream
with
con
sist
ent
flow
mov
ing
wes
t. T
he st
ream
cro
sses
un
der a
farm
road
thro
ugh
a cu
lver
t at
cent
erlin
e. T
he sm
all c
ulve
rt ha
s cr
eate
d w
etla
nd (W
27) j
ust u
pstre
am
by li
miti
ng w
ater
flow
. W
ater
dro
ps
out o
f cul
vert
in a
smal
l wat
erfa
ll do
wns
tream
. R
ipar
ian
area
has
bee
n di
stur
bed
by c
attle
.
Stre
am d
atas
heet
, P1
20N
W-1
0,N
W-1
1,N
W-1
2
S41
Unn
amed
tri
buta
ry to
D
utch
Hol
low
0-3
1-2
2-8
Silt/
clay
, le
af li
tter,
plan
t deb
ris,
orga
nic
mat
ter
Inte
rmitt
ent
S-R
PWD
3D
utch
Hol
low
,Tr
ibut
ary
to
Can
adaw
ayC
reek
WS4
214
0.07
642
.427
095
-79.
2484
8364
4084
.544
201
4698
683.
8964
50S4
1 is
smal
l and
mos
tly st
raig
ht.
It ru
ns th
roug
h a
Tsug
a ca
nade
nsis
and
Fa
gus g
rand
ifolia
fore
st.
A ro
ad a
nd
culv
ert c
ross
at c
ente
rline
. Th
e ar
ea
has l
ow v
eget
ativ
e di
vers
ity a
nd
mod
erat
e w
ildlif
e va
lue.
Man
y tre
es
and
bran
ches
hav
e fa
llen
into
/acr
oss t
he
stre
am.
Ther
e ar
e so
me
smal
l see
ps
lead
ing
into
stre
am c
lose
to w
etla
nd.
Stre
am d
atas
heet
, P1
44N
W-1
2,N
W-1
3
Col
lect
ion
Line
S101
7U
nnam
ed
tribu
tary
to
Dut
ch H
ollo
w
6+2
25G
rave
lPe
renn
ial
P-R
PWB
Dut
chH
ollo
w,
Trib
utar
y to
C
anad
away
Cre
ek
WS6
711
3.17
242
.416
621
-79.
2563
8764
3458
.175
881
4697
507.
4140
90S1
017
is fu
ll of
tras
h an
d us
ed a
s a
dum
p (s
idin
g, ti
res,
50 g
allo
n dr
ums,
parts
of v
ehic
les)
. Th
e ba
nks a
re 1
2-15
’ tal
l. W
ater
can
not b
e se
en in
man
y pl
aces
bec
ause
of t
he tr
ash.
S10
17 is
in
a ve
ry o
verg
row
n ar
ea.
Dow
nstre
am
bank
s are
50-
60’ t
all.
S10
17 fl
ows o
ut
of a
n un
map
ped
pond
. Tr
ash
is n
ot
pres
ent d
owns
tream
.
Stre
am d
atas
heet
, P2
080,
P20
81C
L-1,
CL-
2
S101
8U
nnam
ed
tribu
tary
to
Dut
ch H
ollo
w
3-6
250
Cob
ble,
si
lt/cl
ayIn
term
itten
tS-
RPW
D3
Dut
chH
ollo
w,
Trib
utar
y to
C
anad
away
Cre
ek
WS6
336
8.57
442
.416
646
-79.
2611
5664
3065
.679
794
4697
502.
1961
90It
rain
ed in
term
itten
tly fo
r the
pas
t 3
days
. S1
018
form
s whe
re 2
dra
ins
mee
t. T
he b
anks
are
not
stee
p. T
he
drai
ns h
ave
wet
land
veg
etat
ion.
Stre
am d
atas
heet
C
L-2,
CL-
3
S101
9U
nnam
ed
tribu
tary
to
Dut
ch H
ollo
w
6+8
25C
obbl
e,
grav
el, s
and
Pere
nnia
lP-
RPW
BD
utch
Hol
low
,Tr
ibut
ary
to
Can
adaw
ayC
reek
WS6
336
8.57
442
.413
827
-79.
2623
0764
2977
.397
507
4697
187.
2524
70S1
019
is a
per
enni
al st
ream
flow
ing
wes
t in
a de
ep ra
vine
. S1
019
has
mur
ky w
ater
, mos
t lik
ely
a re
sult
of th
e ra
in th
roug
hout
the
prev
ious
3 d
ays.
Ther
e ar
e so
me
old
50 g
allo
n dr
ums
pres
ent,
but o
ther
wis
e do
es n
ot a
ppea
r to
be
dist
urbe
d. S
1019
has
som
e m
oder
ate
mea
nder
s and
is th
en
rela
tivel
y st
raig
ht fo
r abo
ut 1
00’ b
efor
e it
bend
s aga
in.
Stre
am d
atas
heet
, P2
082,
P20
83C
L-3
02:
0026
87_H
W09
_01-
B26
42Ta
bles
5-2
and
5-3
Wet
land
Stre
am T
able
.xls
-Tab
le 5
-3 S
tream
s-12
/10/
2008
Page
9 o
f 10
Tabl
e 5-
3 S
umm
ary
of D
elin
eate
d St
ream
Cha
ract
eris
tics,
Ark
wrig
ht S
umm
it W
ind
Farm
Loca
tion
IDSt
ream
Nam
e
Ban
kH
eigh
t(fe
et)
Wid
th o
f W
ater
(feet
)
Ban
k to
B
ank
Wid
th(fe
et)
Subs
trat
eFl
ow T
ype1
Flow
Type
NYS
DEC
Cla
ssifi
catio
nC
onne
ctio
nW
ater
shed
Stre
amR
each
Dra
inag
eA
rea
(Acr
es)
Latit
ude2
Long
itude
2Ea
stin
g2N
orth
ing2
Com
men
tsD
ocum
enta
tion
App
endi
xF
Map
Fr
ame
S102
0U
nnam
ed
tribu
tary
to
Dut
ch H
ollo
w
6+1
20C
obbl
e,
grav
elIn
term
itten
tS-
RPW
D3
Dut
chH
ollo
w,
Trib
utar
y to
C
anad
away
Cre
ek
WS8
323
6.56
542
.411
675
-79.
2623
1964
2981
.356
572
4696
948.
2067
80S1
020
is in
a d
eepl
y in
cise
d ch
anne
l.
Eros
ion
is se
vere
in so
me
area
s. S
1020
is
in a
fore
st o
f Tsu
ga c
anad
ensi
s an
d Fa
gus g
rand
ifolia
. S1
020
flow
s wes
t to
S10
21.
Stre
am d
atas
heet
, P2
086,
P20
87C
L-4
S102
1D
utch
Hol
low
6+4
45C
obbl
e,
grav
elPe
renn
ial
P-R
PWB
Dut
chH
ollo
w,
Trib
utar
y to
C
anad
away
Cre
ek
WS8
323
6.56
542
.411
224
-79.
2622
6464
2986
.888
350
4696
898.
2213
70Th
ere
are
man
y se
eps e
nter
ing
S102
1.
S102
1 sl
opes
at a
bout
100
%, b
ut n
ot
grea
ter t
han
100%
. R
aine
d pe
riodi
cally
ov
er th
e pr
evio
us 3
day
s. S
1020
flow
s ou
tsid
e th
e co
rrid
or.
S102
1 is
in a
fo
rest
of A
cer s
acch
arum
and
Bet
ula
alle
ghan
iens
is.
Stre
am d
atas
heet
, P2
088,
P20
89C
L-4
S133
Unn
amed
tri
buta
ry to
B
all G
ulf
6+7
50C
obbl
e,
grav
elPe
renn
ial
P-R
PWC
(T)
Bal
l Gul
f, Tr
ibut
ary
to
Can
adaw
ayC
reek
WS9
080
.881
42.4
0536
4-7
9.26
6737
6426
32.0
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ts a
s a c
reat
ed c
hann
el o
utsi
de
of th
e fo
rest
in W
133.
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in th
e fo
rest
, S13
3 is
a n
atur
al c
hann
el.
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is
in a
val
ley
with
a ri
paria
n co
rrid
or
appr
oxim
atel
y 30
’ adj
acen
t to
stee
per
slop
es o
f the
ban
ks.
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wat
er o
f S13
3 is
cle
ar a
nd fa
st-m
ovin
g.
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am d
atas
heet
, P2
020,
P20
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CL-
6
S101
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nnam
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tary
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low
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ary
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reek
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927.
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smal
l per
enni
al st
ream
be
twee
n tw
o fie
lds.
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stre
am b
egin
s in
a fo
rest
out
side
of t
he c
orrid
or.
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e is
a h
igh
amou
nt o
f run
off f
rom
th
e fie
ld th
at d
rain
s int
o S1
015.
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am d
atas
heet
, P2
024,
P20
25C
L-9
S101
6U
nnam
ed
tribu
tary
to
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adaw
ayC
reek
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16
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clay
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rmitt
ent
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anad
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42.4
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S101
6 is
a sm
all i
nter
mitt
ent s
tream
in
a fie
ld fr
om a
hed
ge ro
w b
etw
een
two
field
s. S
1016
is m
ostly
ove
rgro
wn.
A
mod
erat
e to
hig
h am
ount
of r
unof
f fr
om th
e fie
ld g
oes i
nto
S101
6.
Stre
am d
atas
heet
, P2
026,
P20
27C
L-10
, CL-
11
Not
es:
1 Stre
am fl
ow c
lass
ifica
tions
are
bas
ed o
n th
e fo
llow
ing
defin
ition
s:
Per
enni
al R
elat
ivel
y Pe
rman
ent W
ater
(P-R
PW) -
The
stre
am fl
ow is
evi
dent
thro
ugho
ut th
e ye
ar, i
n m
ost y
ears
.
Sea
sona
l Rel
ativ
ely
Perm
anen
t Wat
er (S
-RPW
) - T
he st
ream
cha
nnel
con
tain
s flo
win
g w
ater
for a
t lea
st th
ree
mon
ths b
ut d
oes n
ot fl
ow th
roug
hout
the
year
, in
mos
t yea
rs.
N
on-R
PW -
The
stre
am c
hann
el c
onta
ins f
low
ing
wat
er fo
r les
s tha
n th
ree
mon
ths o
f the
yea
r, in
mos
t yea
rs.
2 Stre
am c
oord
inat
es re
fer t
o th
e da
tash
eet l
ocat
ion.
3 NY
CR
R C
hapt
er X
stat
es th
at u
nmap
ped,
non
-con
tinuo
us fl
owin
g st
ream
s are
Cla
ss D
.
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5-3
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land
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am T
able
.xls
-Tab
le 5
-3 S
tream
s-12
/10/
2008
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10
of 1
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Southeast Cluster
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A
Appendix not included within theArkwright Summit Wind Farm
Supplemental Environmental ImpactStatement due to large number of datasheets and photos. This appendix is
available from the Applicant uponrequest.
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South Central Cluster
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B
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Supplemental Environmental ImpactStatement due to large number of datasheets and photos. This appendix is
available from the Applicant uponrequest.
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Northeast Cluster
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C
Appendix not included within theArkwright Summit Wind Farm
Supplemental Environmental ImpactStatement due to large number of datasheets and photos. This appendix is
available from the Applicant uponrequest.
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Northwest Cluster
Provided separately.
D
Appendix not included within theArkwright Summit Wind Farm
Supplemental Environmental ImpactStatement due to large number of datasheets and photos. This appendix is
available from the Applicant uponrequest.
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Collection Line
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E
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Supplemental Environmental ImpactStatement due to large number of datasheets and photos. This appendix is
available from the Applicant uponrequest.
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Existing Conditions Maps
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Supplemental Environmental ImpactStatement due to large number of datasheets and photos. This appendix is
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