Campbell Creek Bank Stabilization – 401 Water Quality Certification
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We invite you to comment on the draft 401 Water Quality Certification for Campbell Creek Bank Stabilization Project in Becker County.
The Pelican River Watershed District proposes to stabilize 2,255 linear feet of Campbell Creek between Campbell Lake and Mud/Floyd Lake. There will be 17 grade stabilization structures in the stream to slow the velocity, and the bank stabilization will be accomplished using cedar revetments, bank grading, and small sections of vegetated rip rap.
Wetland mitigation of 0.1 acres is required for a culvert replacement on a tributary stream, otherwise no additional mitigation is required for the project.
A 401 Water Quality Certification is required when an individual, business, or property owner proposes construction-related activities near a navigable lake, river, stream, or adjacent wetland. The MPCA reviews projects to ensure they will not violate Minnesota's more protective water quality standards. The 401 certification becomes an enforceable component of the associated federal license or permits issued under the Clean Water Act.
We invite you to comment on the draft 401 Water Quality Certification for Campbell Creek Bank Stabilization Project in Becker County.
The Pelican River Watershed District proposes to stabilize 2,255 linear feet of Campbell Creek between Campbell Lake and Mud/Floyd Lake. There will be 17 grade stabilization structures in the stream to slow the velocity, and the bank stabilization will be accomplished using cedar revetments, bank grading, and small sections of vegetated rip rap.
Wetland mitigation of 0.1 acres is required for a culvert replacement on a tributary stream, otherwise no additional mitigation is required for the project.
A 401 Water Quality Certification is required when an individual, business, or property owner proposes construction-related activities near a navigable lake, river, stream, or adjacent wetland. The MPCA reviews projects to ensure they will not violate Minnesota's more protective water quality standards. The 401 certification becomes an enforceable component of the associated federal license or permits issued under the Clean Water Act.
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