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SSW Gateway Park Site Development
SSW Gateway Park Site Development project area is over 15.8 acres. There are multiple
phases for this project. The project site will include earthwork activities on vacant areas
located with the project site. This will include the clearing of nuisance vegetation to
prepare for installation of building pads. The project will also include improvements on
existing infrastructures such as the projects parking area. The project area will be kept
within the property line. Vegetation on or near needed for SWPPP analysis.
Proposed Action, Stormwater Management, Urban Development
Draft Environmental Impact Statement for Regional Special Use Airspace Optimization to Support Air Force Missions in Arizona
The DAF is proposing to alleviate training shortfalls and address evolving training regional airspace needs by requesting that the Federal Aviation Administration implement regional airspace modifications to include: adjusting the times of use; adjusting the horizontal dimensions; adjusting the altitudes to support low-altitude training; authorizing supersonic training at lower altitudes; and authorizing the use of chaff and lowering the minimum release altitude for flares. The proposed action does not include the creation of new special use airspace or any changes at the installations, changes to land use beneath the airspace, or weapons release.
Environmental Impact Statement, Military Operations
At this time, we are looking for general species list/potential resources of concern for pre-development site characterization study within Lea County.
Timing, equipment/materials, extent of disturbance, wildlife surveys, and mitigation are TBD following future planning.
As project specifics are nailed down, individual project details and information will be disclosed as appropriate in another project review request.
Our current goal is to inform this level of detail through a higher level site characterization study of potential species/resources of concern in the area.
Parametrix is working with Bohannan Huston and the Town of Edgewood to make
improvements to I-40 interchanges at Barton and Basset Roads. The
project is in the planning phase. A preferred alternative has not been selected
Parametrix is working with Bohannan Huston and the Town of Edgewood to make
improvements to I-40 interchanges at Barton and Basset Roads. The
project is in the planning phase. A preferred alternative has not been selected
Parametrix is working with Bohannan Huston and the Town of Edgewood to make
improvements to NM 344. The project is in the planning phase. A preferred alternative has not been selected.
Wind Farm project in initial planning phase. Just need a review of species, wetlands/water of the U.S. and natural resources that could potentially be impacted by the project.
Minimal Impact Exploration Application, Creek Tunnel Mine
On July 9, 2024 the Mining and Minerals Division ("MMD") received an application from Steven Jackman for a minimal impact exploration permit called Creek Tunnel. The application proposes to excavate an old mine adit, creating 1 acre of disturbance. The proposed project site is approximately 1.5 miles south of Red River, NM off Forest Road 485.
This project is an instrument similar to a conservation easement and is in the due diligence stage to prepare a baseline report for the property area. The baseline report details current conditions on the property related to conservation values such as wildlife habitat, cultural resources, watershed, agricultural uses, and scenic open space. The project is expected to close within the next year. No equipment or materials will be used, and there will be no ground disturbance. The project will have annual monitoring for adherence to conditions of the agreement.
Programmatic EA Weapons Modernization Stationing, Field Operations, and Maintenance, Fort Bliss Army Reservation, El Paso Texas
Purpose of the proposed action is to station and field new weapons at Fort Bliss to enhance the Army's ability to combat and defeat advanced future threats, integrate new and existing systems, provide new training capabilities, and provide support infrastructure to soldiers. The proposed action is needed to provide infrastructure and For Bliss soldiers, equipment, and weapons systems to be readily available for rapid deployment to any contingency of operations around the world.
On May 13, 2024 the New Mexico Mining and Minerals Division ("MMD") received an application from Rammsco Operations, Inc. ("Rammsco") to modify the minimal impact new mining permit for the Eagle Mesa Mine, Permit No. SA009MN. The application for permit modification was assigned Modification 24-1 by MMD. The Modification 24-1 application proposed a partial FA release for reclaimed acreage (2.12 acres) and to expand mining operations (6.6 acres) within their permit area under Permit No. SA009MN for the Eagle Mesa Mine, located in Sandoval County, New Mexico. MMD reviewed the Modification 24-1 application and deemed the application administratively complete.
Ottowi to Los Alamos make piggable. Modify several existing sites to replace temporary trap connections with permanent pig traps and retrofit existing launchers and receivers for bidirectionality to allow in-line inspections tools to assess the pipeline.
Menson block valve to Los Alamos West block valve engineering to make existing line piggable. Modify several existing sites to replace temporary trap connections with permanent pig traps and retrofit existing launchers and receivers for bidirectionality to allow in-line inspection tools to assess the pipeline.
New 90-foot monopole tower within a 20-foot by 22-foot lease area and associated ground support equipment within a separate 20-foot by 30-foot fenced compound. Power will be routed north then east within a 10-foot wide utility easement from the proposed lease area to an existing utility pole. Fiber will be routed south within a 6-foot wide utility easement from the proposed lease area to a proposed fiber vault. Access will be gained via an existing access road within a 12-foot wide access easement.
No consultation has occurred for this project. The purpose of this data request is to build a preliminary list of potential species for each Alternative (A and B); additional review and consultation will occur later in the process. I have attached a PDF of the NRCS project website for additional public information as the application would not let me proceed without an attachment.
Flood Control/Mitigation, Water Management, Watershed Plan
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