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importance to avoid reefs to reduce the potential of having to engage in formal BIOIMPACT, INC. Page 2 EFTA00583317 Section 7 consultation with the Federal Agencies. We should be able to site the cable so we do not have to go through Section 7. The project will require a Major Coastal Zone Management (CZM) Wate

and cable route selection will be critical in determining permit times and permits required. We know that the dock extension will impact seagrass. The Environmental Assessment Report will act as the main reference document for the Coastal Zone Management Permit application, the U.S. ACOE permit application, and the Water Quality

ired by NMFS. It will be of the utmost importance to avoid reefs to reduce the potential of having to engage in formal Section 7 consultation with the Federal Agencies. We should be able to site the cable so we do not have to go through Section 7. I plan to stay well away from ESA corals. The project will require

w that a dock extension will impact seagrass. I will try to find the permit dock location which has minimal impact and will not require mitigation. The Environmental Assessment Report will act as the main reference document for the Coastal Zone Management Permit application, the U.S. ACOE permit application, and the Water Quality

quired by NMFS. It will be of the utmost importance to avoid reefs to reduce the potential of having to engage in formal Section 7 consultation with the Federal Agencies. The project will require a Major Coastal Zone Management (CZM) Water Permit., a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (U.S. ACOE), reviewed by NMFS, Federa

tated before the cable landing site, cable route selection and new dock location will be critical in determining permit times and permits required. The Environmental Assessment Report will act as the main reference document for the Coastal Zone Management Permit application, the U.S. ACOE permit application, and the Water Quality