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Final Comment Letter
Teb Exploratory test
Exploratory review test Include detailed information about your project, such as timing of activities, equipment and/or materials used, extent of ground disturbance, and wildlife surveys or mitigation that have been built in to the project. Further details and photos can also be uploaded as file attachments.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA or Agency) is proposing amendments to the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) regulation for reporting and recordkeeping requirements for perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS). As promulgated in October 2023, the regulation requires manufacturers (including importers) of PFAS in any year between 2011-2022 to report certain data to the EPA related to exposure and environmental and health effects. EPA is proposing to incorporate certain exemptions and other modifications to the scope of the reporting regulation.
Proposed Rulemaking, Solid/Hazardous Waste Disposal, Water Quality
Ciudad SWCD (EMFHP) Private Property for the Pinion Ridge Estates area
EMFHP (East Mountain Forest health Program. Forest Thinning Project on private land to reduce the risk of catastrophic wildfire and improve forest health.
Ciudad SWCD (EMFHP) Private Property for the Canoncito area, west of North HWY 14
EMFHP (East Mountain Forest Health Program) Forest Thinning Project on private land to reduce the risk of catastrophic wildfire and improve forest health.
Ciudad SWCD (EMFHP) Private Property for the Sierra Vis Rd. (Twin Tree Ct. and Boulder ln.)
EMFHP (East Mountain Forest Health Program) Forest Thinning Project on private land to reduce the risk of catastrophic wildfire and improve forest health.
Ciudad SWCD (EMFHP) Private Property for the Vista del Cielo loops East of N 14
EMFHP (East Mountain Forest Health Program) Forest Thinning Project on private land to reduce the risk of catastrophic wildfire and improve forest health.
Ciudad SWCD (EMFHP) Private Property for Forest Park Area West of N14
EMFHP (East Mountain Forest Health Program) Forest Thinning Project on private land to reduce the risk of catastrophic wildfire and improve forest health.
Ciudad SWCD (EMFHP) Private Property for the San Antonio Area - West of N14
EMFHP (East Mountain Forest Health Program) Forest Thinning Project on private land to reduce the risk of catastrophic wildfire and improve forest health.
Proposed action is to reduce and mitigate post-fire risks needed to protect the public, critical infrastructure, and key ecological values; support the durability and resiliency of the forest; and promote multiple use and balance forest resources within the Beartrap Canyon area. Project activities will focus on NFSR 549 and campgrounds along this road. Road restoration work, including reconstruction and realignment, will occur within an 8-mile corridor along NFSR 549 that includes 26 existing stream crossings. Crossing features may be constructed, reconstructed, relocated, or removed. Watershed restoration actions including channel and bank stabilization, reconstruction, realignment, instream and floodplain projects, erosion control and head cut stabilization, riparian vegetation treatments, and improvements for aquatic, riparian, and wetland habitats and wildlife. Recreation-related activities include decommissioning two campgrounds, expanding an existing campground, re-constructing trails, and improving areas for trail access.
Crossroads-Hobbs-Roadrunner Transmission Project EA and HCP
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has released an Environmental Assessment and Habitat Conservation Plan for the 137-mile long Crossroads-Hobbs-Roadrunner Transmission project in Lea and Roosevelt Counties, New Mexico.
Energy Development, Environmental Assessment, Threatened or Endangered Species, Transmission Line
Oil and gas project in RIo Arriba County including a well pad, pipeline corridor, and Temporary use areas. 36.9 acres of surface disturbance of which 34.1 acres would be reclaimed. Biological surveys have been completed
The project is a proposed solar energy generation facility and battery energy storage system within a parcel of approximately 550 acres. The project is in the early stages and specifics are limited at this point. Preliminary field surveys will include a protected species habitat assessment and aquatic resource delineation.
(Project submittal interface required inclusion of attached documentation to accept the project creation request, so the project description above has also been included in the attached file.)
Perennial Environmental Services, LLC (Perennial), on behalf of Forza Pipeline LLC (Forza), submits the enclosed Threatened and Endangered Species Report for the Forza Pipeline FZA-A Project (Project). The Project as further described in the enclosed Threatened and Endangered Species Report is under the jurisdiction of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), and concurrent with this submission, Forza is filing an application with FERC for a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity under Section 7(c) of the Natural Gas Act. The proposed Project involves five primary components: (1) the installation of 35.94 miles of new 36-inch diameter natural gas pipeline beginning in Lea County, New Mexico and terminating in Winkler County, Texas; (2) construction of a new meter station in Lea County, New Mexico, including the installation of a new riser; (3) installation of a new 36-inch mainline valve along the proposed pipeline in Loving County, Texas; (4) installation of a new riser at the existing Wildcat Junction site in Winkler County, Texas; and (5) the lease of 750 million cubic feet per day capacity on the existing intrastate Bull Run Pipeline. The Threatened and Endangered Species Report provides an overview of the Project's scope, environmental setting, results of field surveys conducted for the Project, and determinations regarding the Project's potential impacts on federal and state listed species that could occur within the Project area.
This project is apart of a reclamation effort on behalf of a client attempting to close a P&A'd wellhead. Remediation of differed contaminated materials requires removal prior to reclamation closure approval. Project will include ground disturbance in previously undisturbed areas, approximately 3300 sqft of area will be excavated via heavy equipment. Within the next 90 days this will be completed. Mitigation and prevention to prevent wildlife and natural resources conservation includes consulting IPaC, and conducting a presence/absence survey on behalf of client.
Cannon Air Force Base, Draft Environmental Assessment
In accordance with the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) of 1969 and Department of Defense NEPA Implementing Procedures, the USAF has prepared a Draft Environmental Assessment evaluating potential environmental impacts associated with implementing eight separate projects in support of installation development at Cannon Air Force Base.
Environmental Assessment, Military Operations, Proposed Action, Wastewater Infrastructure, Wastewater Treatment Plant, Water Infrastructure
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