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State of Wisconsin LAKESHORE EROSION CONTROL— RIPRAP REPLACEMENT. Department of Natural Resources General Permit Application Checklist' dnr.vri 0v (08/2016)' 7. Narrative description of your proposal on a separate page. Please include: • What the project is, purpose of project, and need for the project • How you intend to carry out the project, including methods, materials, and equipment • Your proposed construction schedule and sequence of work • What temporary and permanent erosion control measures will be used • The location of any disposal area for dredged or excavated materials • For disturbances or fill, provide a description of type, composition, and quality of materials • How you plan to avoid, minimize and mitigate impacts to waterways • Area (e.g. linear feet) impacted 8. Vegetation Plan - Native vegetation must be seeded above the ordinary high water mark (OHWM). Please refer to the Shoreland Habitat: Wisconsin Biology Technical Note 1 (http://dnr.wi.govltopic/shorelandzoning/documents/nresbiotechnote,pdf) or the NRCS Conservation Practice Standard 643A: Shoreland Habitat (http://dnr.wi.gov/topic/ShorelandZoninq/documents/NRCSshorehabstandard.pdfj to see the recommended practice standards establishing native vegetation. 9. Erosion Intensity Worksheet (EI) or Wave Energy Calculation to meet the requirements of the general permit which directs the type of shoreline erosion control structure needed based on the erosive energy at the project site. Please refer to the Wave Energy Calculation (http://dnr.wi.gov/topic/Waterways/shoreline/erosioncalculator.htmi) or the EI Worksheet, which is filled out within the ePermitting System. Remember if the Energy Calculation and the EI Worksheet result in different energy levels, you must use the EI worksheet energy level. Site Energy Calculation Definitions: • High Energy Site— a site where the storm-wave height calculated is greater than or equal to 2.3 feet or where the erosion intensity score calculated has a score of greater than 67. • Moderate Energy Site—a site where the storm-wave height is greater than or equal to 1.0 foot, but less than 2.3 feet, or where the erosion intensity score calculated has a score of 48 to 67. • Low Energy Site—a site where the storm-wave height is less than 1.0 foot, or where the erosion intensity score calculated has a score of 47 or less. 10. Endangered and Threatened Resources -The applicant is not required, but is encouraged to request an endangered resources (ER) review letter before applying for the permit. Information on how to obtain a review can be found by visiting the website at http://dnr.wi.gov/topic/ERReview/Review.html. The applicant can also visit the NHI Public Portal, http://dnr.wi.gov/topic/ERReview/PublicPortal.html, to determine if a full ER Review is required. Read the 'What is an ER Preliminary Assessment and what do the results meanT section to determine follow-up steps. 11. Historical and Cultural Resources - If you are aware there is a historical or cultural resource present, you are required to contact the Wisconsin State Historical Society to verify and receive documentation that the activity will not result in an adverse impact to these resources. Eligibility Criteria: Projects that do not meet all criteria are not eligible for this general permit. If your project does not qualify for this general permit, you may apply for an individual permit. Riprap replacement may not exceed 100 linear feet of shoreline and must be located on an inland lake or flowage. Riprap replacement may occur no more than once every 5 years. 2