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and area of impacted wetlands; area and volume of excavation; and the location of any proposed upland disposal site for temporary fill associated with the roadway crossing. Submittal of a functions and values assessment of the impacted wetlands is encouraged. Applicants are expected to avoid and minimize adverse impacts to wetlands to the maximum extent practicable {Refer to condition number 14 below). 3. A written legal description of the project location. 4. Written evidence of clearance from the Colorado Division of Wildlife (Refer to condition number 1 below). The Colorado Department of Transportation may fulfil this requirement through use of its programmatic Senate Bill 40 Memorandum of Agreement with the Colorado Division of Wildlife. 5. If the proposed activity will be located on Indian lands, you must obtain an individual water quality certification under Section 401 of the Clean Water Act from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (Refer to condition number 2 below). 6. A written statement indicating that you have read, understand and agree to abide by the terms and conditions of this permit. 7. A set of drawings/sketches (to scale) showing: a. the project location; b. plan or top views of all temporary and permanent work subject to the Corps of Engineers jurisdiction; and c. cross-sectional or side views of all temporary and permanent work. l J 8. A compensation mitigation plan for unavoidable wetlands impacts. Applicants are encouraged to include, at least, one to one, acre for acre, in-kind, on-site mitigation. Applicants are also advised that, under Colorado law, additional replacement water may be required if a particular river or stream system is overappropriated and a mitigation ratio is greater than 1 to 1. Your mitigation plan should include the following, at a minimum: a. Identification of specific mitigation goals and objectives; b. Description of the mitigation site current conditions;