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15 o Average water depths around the activity. o Dimensions of the activity and distance it extends from the high water line into the water. o Distances to nearby Federal projects, if applicable. o Distance between proposed activity and navigation channel, where applicable. o Location of structures, if any, in navigable waters immediately adjacent to the proposed activity. o Location of any wetlands (marshes, swamps, tidal flats, etc.) o North arrow. o Scale. o If dredged material is involved, you must describe the type of material, number of cubic yards, method of handling, and the location of fill and spoil disposal area. The drawing should show pro- posed retention levees, weirs, and/or other means for retaining hydraulically placed materials. o Mark the drawing to indicate previously completed portions of the ac!ivity. Elevation and/or Cross Section View The elevation and/or cross section view is a scale drawing that shows the side, front, or rear of the proposed activity. If a section view is shown, it represents the proposed structure as it would appear if cut internally for display. Your elevation should clearly show the following: o Water elevations as shown in the plan view. o Water depth at waterward face of pro- posed activity or, if dredging is pro- posed, dredging and estimated disposal grades. o Dimensions from mean high water line (in tidal waters) for proposed fill or float, or high tide line for pile supported plat- form. Describe any structures to be built on the platform. o Cross section of excavation or fill, including approximate side slopes. o Graphic or numerical scale. o Principal dimensions of the activity. Notes on Drawings' o Names of adjacent properly owners who may be affected. Complete names and addresses should be shown in Block 5 on ENG Form 4345. o Legal property description: Number, name of subdivision, block and lot number. Section, Township and Range (if applicable) from plot, deed or tax assessment. o Photographs of the site of the proposed activity are not required; however, pic- tures are helpful and may be submitted as part of any application. 'Drawings should be as clear and simple as possible (i.e., not too "busy").