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the oxbow channel wetlands, the applicant proposes to create 3.50 acres of relocated oxbow channel wetlands on the project site, and 3.55 acres of wet meadow wetlands on the project site, totaling 7.05 acre of created mitigation wetlands. 9. Environmental AssessmentlNEPA. This decision document constitutes the Department of the Army, Corps of Engineers (Corps) Environmental Assessment, Statement of Findings, Public Interest Review, and compliance determination under the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA). The review was conducted in accordance with procedures described at 33 CFR Part 320 and Part 325, including Appendices B and C. This document also addresses the requirements contained in the Environmental Protection Agency's Section 404(b)(1) Guidelines published at 40 CFR Part 230. 10. Permit Conditions. The following conditions will be added to the permit. Each permit condition was reviewed for enforceability. conclude that each permit condition is reasonably enforceable and fully implementable. There was some controversy regarding who should be the actual "permittee" of this action...Loveland Ready Mix, or the Landowner...or both. The Corps decided that both parties should be on the permit since the landowner is ultimately responsible for the long-term protection of the mitigation areas after mining. See a-mail discussions between Tim Cazey, Chief of Denver Regulatory Office, and Mr. Michael Savage, Loveland Ready Mix's consultant, attached to this file. :~:.»:**•***r•rrsr+*s*r**ss***r*+**srr**r***s****a•~*r*s-*r*~s*+***r:*t*sr**arr***:::.*s SPECIAL CONDITIONS Both parties agreeing to this permit aze responsible for the activities taking place on the ]and, however, it is understood that Love]and Ready Mix is responsible for wetland impacts related to gravel mining and the construction and success of mitigation wetlands as proposed in the permit application, Viola C. Croissant /Leon H. Croissant Family Trust, the current landowner, or any future landowners, aze responsible for agreeing to the deed restriction placed on the property regarding the long term preservation of mitigation wetlands and other existing wetlands on the property. The special conditions aze sepazated to clarify those separate responsibilities. The following special conditions are related to the responsibilities of Loveland Ready Mix, Inc. regarding wetland impacts related to gravel mining activities and the construction and success of the mitigation wetlands: A. All reports or correspondence required under these special conditions shall include the following information: Project: Green and Croissant Aggregate Mining Project Corps Permit No: 200180205 Applicant: Loveland Ready Mix Concrete, Inc. c/o Mr. George Fancher, V. P. and Viola C. Croissant /Leon H. Croissant Family Trust, Landowner Expiration Date: December 31, 2025 and shall be sent to: US Army Corps of Engineers Denver Regulatory Office 9309 S. Wadsworth Blvd. Littleton, CO 80128-6901 Project: Grecn & Croissant Aggregate Mining Applicant Loveland Ready Mix, Inc. Pg 26 of 57 Corps File No: 2001 g0205 VVatenvay: Big Thompson Wetlands, Weld County, CO