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e project may impact endangered species Formal Section 7 consultation will be required. We will route the cable the best as possible to avoid this. Archeological surveys will probably not be required for the extension of the dock and the cable lay. I can ask David Brewer of VISHPO if one will be required and

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

e project may impact endangered species Formal Section 7 consultation will be required. We will route the cable the best as possible to avoid this. Archeological surveys will probably not be required for the extension of the dock if we decided to go that way or the cable lay. I can ask David Brewer of VISHPO

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

ruction procedures. If either NMFS or FWS determine that the project may impact endangered species Formal Section 7 consultation will be required. Archeological surveys may be required for the extension of the dock and the new dock structure, the cable should not require an archeological study since it will

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