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To save time, please do the following:\nAnswer every question,\nInclude all supporting documentation\nProvide well-researched answers,\nUse “Not Applicable” for questions rather than leave an answer blank\nPlease Note: The most common cause of delay with these projects is incomplete documentation pertaining to Items 9a (Historic Properties) and 9b (Threatened and Endangered Species) in this document.\nTo assist in the environmental review of requested information, a helpful resource is EPA’s NEPAssist Tool\n\u0013 HYPERLINK \"https://www.epa.gov/nepa/nepassist\" \u0014https://www.epa.gov/nepa/nepassist\u0015\nReturn completed document and supporting documentation to:\n1. Project Title and Description\nDescribe each project component or subproject. Note if components are new, replacements, or rehabilitations, if applicable. Provide size of construction site footprint, length of right(s)-of-way, specific volumes/capacities. Indicate if the project or components are still in the early phases or design and if specific details are not yet available. Note project phases (if applicable).\n2. Project Sponsor/Local Sponsor (Contact Name, Address, Phone, Email)\n3. Project Location Description and Project Plans\nProvide location descriptions for each project component or subproject. Provide Street address or nearest intersection. Note if located at a new or existing site. Note if located within existing, adjacent to existing or new right(s) of way. Note any previous site disturbances or current usage. Note existing land cover/vegetation. Provide site coordinates.\nIn addition, include the following information, as applicable:\nMap(s) showing existing structures, potential location(s) of new or upgraded structure(s), area(s) that will be disturbed by the project, including construction staging area(s). Provide a scale bar, north arrow, legend, and Township, Range, and Section of the site location on each map.\nLabel and describe existing land type(s)/land use(s) showing potentially-impacted environment(s) and site feature(s) (e.g., public/private property, developed or landscaped areas, roads, historic properties, wetlands, forested areas, rivers, streams, 100-year floodplain, prime farmland, wild and scenic rivers, protected areas, above and below ground utilities, U.S. EPA designated sole source aquifer areas, etc).\nDigital photographs of unique features (e.g., wetlands, vegetation, historic properties, etc.). On the map include position of photographer for each picture. Label each photo to indicate direction of view.\n4a. Project Need\nWhat need does the project address?\nWill this project resolve a local problem or emergency?\nIs this project being pursued in response to a compliance order?\n4b. 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