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State of trsconsin Riprap Shore Erosion Control Department of Natural Resources General Permit Application Packet Rt-08 www.dncwi.gov page 5 of 12 Section 5: Project Information Anticipated Project Start Date(month/day/year) Projected Project End Date(month/day/year) Photographs: Provide clear photographs showing the entire project site in relation to the navigable("public")waterbody in the before or pre-construction condition. Date of Photographs: _10_/-O-/ "4119 Provide a detailed description of the proposed project for the following: (Attach sheets as necessary) Goal and Purpose: Land and Water Alterations: Section 6: General Permit Eligibility Standards **Note** The project must meet ALL of the following standards below to qualify for this General Permit. By checking the box next to the standard you are certifying that the proposed project has been designed to comply with that eligiblity standard. Failure to clearly prove you meet the standard Will either result in the need for an Individual Permit or longer processing times since DNR staff will have to obtain plan details that shows the project will meet all of the standards listed below. Eligibility Standard(s) The riprap may only be placed and maintained by a riparian. The project site is a moderate or high energy site. Riprap placement may not exceed 200 continuous linear feet of shoreline. The riprap must follow the natural contour of the shoreline. The riprap may only be placed to the maximum height of the ordinary high water mark plus the wave height as calculated with the departments calculator. 10 Filter cloth or clean-washed gravel shall be used as a filter layer under the riprap to extend the life of the structure, improve effectiveness and prevent soil erosion behind the riprap. Riprap shall be clean fieldstone or quarry stone 6 to 24 inches in diameter. The final riprap slope may not exceed(be steeper than)2 feet horizontal to one foot vertical. The toe of the riprap may not extend more than 8 feet waterward of the ordinary high water mark. 1� Riprap or other vegetated armoring must be re-vegetated above the ordinary high water mark using native non-invasive species.