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Include correspondence with Service in SWPPP and NOI.  \no E. Consultation completed between Federal Agency and US Fish & Wildlife Service and/or National Marine Fisheries Services. Addressed effects of discharges and activities on species and critical habitat. Results conclude that site activities and discharges not likely to jeopardize existing species or critical habitat OR written concurrence from Services that discharges and activities are not likely to jeopardize species or habitat. Include correspondence in SWPPP and NOI.  \no F. Construction activities authorized through permit under Section 10 of ESA, addressing effects of discharges and activities on species and habitat. Include correspondence in SWPPP and NOI.  \n􀂾 Determine if project is a historic property? 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