2002-05-13_PERMIT FILE - C1981018A

• Permit No: C1981018A
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Date: 5/13/2002
• Section_Exhibit Name: SECTION II.J LAND USE
• Media Type: D
• Archive: Yes

TABLE II.J-2
Flood Water Surface Elevations
White River Elevations
Transect Line 100-year 500-year
A 5320.72 5323.61
B 5319.80 5322.78
C 5315.64 5318.10
D 5311.29 5314.12
E 5309.59 5312.33
F 5304.81 5307.30
Scullion Gulch Elevations
Transect Line 50-year 100-year 500-year
t 5351.57 5352.39 5354.51
2 5385.58 5386.60 5389.01
3 5427.27 5428.20 5430.44
4 5459.00 5460.09 5462.70
5 5491.80 5492.99 5495.52
6 5513.23 5514.33 5517.07
7
S 5550.57
5584.96 5551.47
5586.10 5553.71 •
5588.84
9 5619.16 5620.36 5623.37
10 5642.77 5643.64 5645.02
11 5667.53 5668.22 5670.21
t2 5696.58 5697.44 5699.28
t3 5717.73 5718.30 5719.91
14 5734.03 5734.79 5736.51
t5 5745.43 5746.60 5749.35
Source: Elevations compiled by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
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3. WETLANDS
Executive Order 11990 defines wet lands as those areas which are
inundated by surface or goundwater with a frequency sufficient to
support and under normal circumstances do or would support a prevalence
of vegetative or aquatic life that requires saturated or seasonally

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