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State of Florida, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. Regional Conditions for Nationwide Permits.
Enclosed are Jacksonville District’s Regional Conditions (RCs) for the Nationwide Permits (NWPs) announced by Federal Register notice dated January 6, 2017. The RCs are effective March 19, 2017, the same date as the NWPs. The RCs are applicable throughout the entire Jacksonville District, which includes the State of Florida, the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, and the Territory of the U.S. Virgin Islands.
The Federal Register notice began the 60-day Clean Water Act Section 401 water quality certification (WQC) and the 90- day Coastal Zone Management Act (CZMA) consistency determination processes.
For the State of Florida, the enclosure indicates whether WQC was issued or not applicable (see annotations in the WQC FL column) and whether CZMA consistency concurrence was received or not applicable (CZM FL column). The RCs associated with the WQC/CZM are marked with a suffix ‘(WQZ/CZM-FL)’ or ‘(WQZ-FL)’.
For the Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida, the enclosure indicates whether WQC was issued or not applicable (WQC MTIF column).
For the Seminole Tribe of Florida, WQC is considered waived because a response was not received by March 7, 2017.
For Puerto Rico, the enclosure indicates whether WQC was issued, denied, or not applicable (WQC PR column).
For Puerto Rico, a response to our request for CZMA consistency concurrence has not been received as of March 15, 2017. Therefore, at this time, the Corps will NOT presume CZMA consistency concurrence at least until April 6, 2017. The applicant must obtain a project-specific Coastal Zone Compliance Certificate (CZCC). This situation could change if a response is received.
For the U.S. Virgin Islands, a response to our request for a Section 401 WQC has not been received as of March 8, 2017. Therefore, at this time, the Corps will consider WQC is denied based on the U.S. Virgin Island Department of Planning and Natural Resources letter dated July 14, 2016. The applicant must provide a project-specific WQC where applicable before we issue our verification.
For the U.S. Virgin Islands, a response to our request for CZMA consistency concurrence has not been received as of March 15, 2017. Therefore, at this time, the Corps will NOT presume CZMA consistency concurrence at least until April 6, 2017. The applicant must provide a project-specific CZCC before we issue our verification. This situation could change if a response is received.
Questions may be sent to Jacksonville District, Regulatory Division, PO Box 4970, Jacksonville, Florida 32232, Attn: Bob Barron; by phone number at 904-232-2203, or by email at robert.b.barron@usace.army.mil.
JACKSONVILLE DISTRICT 2017 NATIONWIDE PERMITS
Summary of Applicability, Limits, State and Tribal Certifications,
and
Regional Conditions
(March 14, 2017)
Regional Regional
Conditio condition
n #2
#2
NA
NA
NA
N
A
N
A
N
A
N NA
A
WQC MTIF
N/A
WQC STF
All
CZM VI
All Nationwide
Permits
WQC VI
Coordinat
ion by
Corps
with
Federal
and state
agencies
required
CZM PR
PCN
Threshol
d and/or
Require
ments:
WQC PR
Acrea
ge &
Linea
r
Limits
CZM FL
Applic
able
Water
s
WQC FL
Type of
Nationwide
Permit
GENERAL
CONDITIONS
Permittee
must satisfy
all applicable
general
conditions.
General
Condition #22
restrictions
are noted
below.
#16 Wild and
Scenic Rivers
1
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Regional Conditions and Water Quality Certification and/or Coastal Zone Consistency
Certification Special Conditions
NOTE: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) Regional Conditions are Jacksonville
District conditions and have (COE) beside the condition. All others are special
conditions attached to Water Quality Certification or concurrence to the Corps' Coastal
Zone Consistency. A Nationwide permit cannot be used in an exclusion area designated
by the Corps (COE). Exclusion areas attached to WQC/CZM are denied without
prejudice until a project-specific WQC and /or CZM concurrence is received. Where
technical notes, guidelines, etc. are referenced in the regional conditions below, these
documents may be subject to revision at any time. It is our intention that the most recent
version of these conditions shall be utilized during the evaluation of the permit
application.
1. The USFWS Information for Planning and Conservation (IPaC) online database
(https://ecos.fws.gov/ipac/), should be used in order to identify USFWS trust resources
(i.e., migratory birds, species proposed or listed under the ESA, inter-jurisdiction fishes,
specific marine mammals, and National Wildlife Refuge lands). IPaC can be used to
determine potential impacts to USFWS resources. Impacts to USFWS resources
protected under the ESA may require consultation. (USFWS)
2. PCN required for any activities that occur within or adjacent to the river segments
identified in the National Rivers Inventory:
https://www.nps.gov/ncrc/programs/rtca/nri/index.html. In accordance with the
Presidential Directive, dated August 2, 1979, activities must be designed and
constructed to avoid and mitigate adverse effects to these segments and in some
situations require consultation with the National Park Service. (COE)
3. In addition to GC#20 (Historic Properties), in Florida, if a PCN is not required (or not
voluntarily submitted), the prospective Permittee (entity who proposes to perform work to
be authorized by the NWP) shall contact the Florida Master Site File (FMSF) to conduct
an historic properties search. The applicant shall provide the FMSF with the project area
and Section/Township/Range information to sitefile@dos.myflorida.com or contact the
FMSF office at (850) 245-6440. If the FMSF includes any historic property within 50
meters of the project area that is listed on, determined to be eligible for listing on, or
potentially eligible for listing on the National Register of Historic Places, the prospective
Permittee shall submit a PCN to the Corps, including the information exchanged with the
FMSF office, for further review and consultation. Submittal of a PCN is not required
where the FMSF report for the property (or all properties if more than one) shows the
SHPO Evaluation ('SHPO Eval' column) to be "Not Eligible" and also shows the
property(ies) is/are not listed or proposed for listing on the National Register of Historic
Places ('NR Status' column). However, in accordance with GC#20, a PCN is required if
the prospective permittee has knowledge of a historic property that is listed on,
determined to be eligible for listing on, or potentially eligible for listing on the National
Register of Historic Places, including previously unidentified properties (SHPO)
4. In addition to GC#21 (Discovery of Previously Unknown Remains and Artifacts), in
Florida, if prehistoric or historic artifacts, such as pottery or ceramics, projectile points,
dugout canoes, metal implements, historic building materials, or any other physical
remains that could be associated with Native American, early European, or American
settlement are encountered at any time within the project site area, the permitted project
shall cease all activities involving subsurface or ground disturbance within a 100 meter
diameter of the discovery. The Permittee (the entity performing work authorized by the
NWP) shall contact the United State Army Corps of Engineers within the same business
day (8 hours). The Corps will contact the Florida Department of State, Division of
Historical Resources Compliance Review Section (SHPO) at (850)-245-6333 and the
JACKSONVILLE DISTRICT 2017 NATIONWIDE PERMITS
Summary of Applicability, Limits, State and Tribal Certifications,
and
Regional Conditions
(March 14, 2017)
WQC MTIF
Yes NA
WQC STF
NA
CZM VI
Regional No
Conditio
n #6, #7,
#9, #12
WQC VI
Naviga NA
ble
Coordinat
ion by
Corps
with
Federal
and state
agencies
required
CZM PR
1. Aids to
Navigation (10)
PCN
Threshol
d and/or
Require
ments:
WQC PR
Acrea
ge &
Linea
r
Limits
CZM FL
Applic
able
Water
s
WQC FL
Type of
Nationwide
Permit
GENERAL
CONDITIONS
Permittee
must satisfy
all applicable
general
conditions.
General
Condition #22
restrictions
are noted
below.
NA
2
See End of Document for List of Acronyms and Definitions
Regional Conditions and Water Quality Certification and/or Coastal Zone Consistency
Certification Special Conditions
NOTE: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) Regional Conditions are Jacksonville
District conditions and have (COE) beside the condition. All others are special
conditions attached to Water Quality Certification or concurrence to the Corps' Coastal
Zone Consistency. A Nationwide permit cannot be used in an exclusion area designated
by the Corps (COE). Exclusion areas attached to WQC/CZM are denied without
prejudice until a project-specific WQC and /or CZM concurrence is received. Where
technical notes, guidelines, etc. are referenced in the regional conditions below, these
documents may be subject to revision at any time. It is our intention that the most recent
version of these conditions shall be utilized during the evaluation of the permit
application.
appropriate Tribal Historic Preservation Officer(s) (THPO(s)) to assess the significance
of the discovery and devise appropriate actions. In addition, in the event that unmarked
human remains are encountered during permitted activities, all work shall stop
immediately and the Permittee shall notify the medical examiner, in accordance with
Section 872.05, Florida Statutes, as well as the Corps and SHPO. On federal or tribal
lands, or situations where the Archaeological Resources Protection Act of 1979 or
Native American Graves Protection Repatriation Act of 1990 applies, the Permittee shall
notify the Corps who will notify the SHPO and THPO(s). Once activities have ceased for
any of the situations identified in this Regional Condition, they shall not resume without
written authorization from the Corps. (SHPO)
1. Activities qualifying for this NWP must receive applicable Water Quality Certification
(WQC) and Coastal Zone Management Act (CZMA) consistency concurrence (CZCC) or
waiver/exemption from the appropriate delegated authority. WQC may be waived for
certain activities in accordance with Agency statutes. In Florida, under 33 C.F.R. §
325.2(b)(2), the Corps may presume CZCC concurrence for the exempted activities by
operation of s. 380.23(7), F.S, and the rules of the F.A.C. adopted thereunder.
(WQC/CZM-FL)
2. In Florida, prior to installation of aids to navigation and other water dependent
informational signs, the permittee must have the appropriate authorization required from
the U.S. Coast Guard and the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.
(CZM-FL)
3. Aids to navigation may not be located on Tribal lands or in Tribal waters without prior
written approval from the Seminole Tribe of Florida or the Miccosukee Tribe. (WQC-STF,
MTIF)
4. Excluded from all navigable waters within the boundaries of the Florida Keys National
Marine Sanctuary, except when the individual project is approved by the Sanctuary.
(COE)
5. Excluded within the boundaries of Designated Marine Reserves, Marine Protected
Areas 8, or Parks in the Antilles, 4 except when used within those areas by the local or
federal agency responsible for the management of those areas. (COE)
6. PCN required for projects in waters that are accessible to manatees. In Florida, the
permittee shall utilize the following "Standard Manatee Conditions for In-Water Work":
(http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/endangered_spec
ies/Manatee/2011_StandardConditionsForIn-waterWork.pdf ).
In Puerto Rico, the permittee shall use the following "Antillean Manatee Conservation
Measures for In-Water Work:"
(https://www.fws.gov/caribbean/es/documents/USFWSAntilleanManateeConservationMe
asuresJanuary2012.pdf). (COE)
7. PCN required for projects in waters accessible to sea turtles, smalltooth sawfish, Gulf
JACKSONVILLE DISTRICT 2017 NATIONWIDE PERMITS
Summary of Applicability, Limits, State and Tribal Certifications,
and
Regional Conditions
(March 14, 2017)
WQC MTIF
Yes NA
WQC STF
NA
CZM VI
Regional No
condition
s #4,
#7, #8,
#9, #11
WQC VI
Artifici NA
al
Canals
Coordinat
ion by
Corps
with
Federal
and state
agencies
required
CZM PR
2. Structures in
Artificial Canals
(10)
PCN
Threshol
d and/or
Require
ments:
WQC PR
Acrea
ge &
Linea
r
Limits
CZM FL
Applic
able
Water
s
WQC FL
Type of
Nationwide
Permit
GENERAL
CONDITIONS
Permittee
must satisfy
all applicable
general
conditions.
General
Condition #22
restrictions
are noted
below.
NA
3
See End of Document for List of Acronyms and Definitions
Regional Conditions and Water Quality Certification and/or Coastal Zone Consistency
Certification Special Conditions
NOTE: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) Regional Conditions are Jacksonville
District conditions and have (COE) beside the condition. All others are special
conditions attached to Water Quality Certification or concurrence to the Corps' Coastal
Zone Consistency. A Nationwide permit cannot be used in an exclusion area designated
by the Corps (COE). Exclusion areas attached to WQC/CZM are denied without
prejudice until a project-specific WQC and /or CZM concurrence is received. Where
technical notes, guidelines, etc. are referenced in the regional conditions below, these
documents may be subject to revision at any time. It is our intention that the most recent
version of these conditions shall be utilized during the evaluation of the permit
application.
sturgeon, or shortnose sturgeon. If any of these species occurs, the permittee shall
utilize the following "Sea Turtle and Smalltooth Sawfish Construction Conditions" (see
http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/endangered_speci
es/sea_turtles/inwaterWorkSeaTurtle032306.pdf . (COE)
8. In the Jacksonville District placement of aids to navigation cannot cause adverse
impacts to coral assemblages. 5 (COE)
9. PCN required in the Antilles4 in designated critical habitat for Acropora spp. (COE)
10. PCN in the Antilles 4 shall be made through the Joint Permit Process using the most
recent and valid ENG Form 4345. (COE) and the form must indicate it is a NWP PreConstruction Notification. (COE)
11. In the Antilles 4, prior to installation of aids to navigation and other water dependent
informational signs, the permittee must have the appropriate authorization required from
the U.S. Coast Guard. The buoys shall be installed in accordance with the requirements
of the U.S. Coast Guard. Evidence of the U.S. Coast Guard's approval shall be provided
to the Corps prior to installation.(COE)
12. PCN required for projects proposed adjacent to Federal projects.
13. In Florida, no structures, including mooring piles, authorized under this Nationwide
Permit shall be within the established setback of Federal Channels, calculated from the
near design edge of the channel until coordination and concurrence by the Navigation
business line is complete. The setback may vary between different Federal channels
and between specific reaches of the same Federal channel. Exact locations of the
proposed work may be verified by use of Florida State Plane Coordinate System (XY
coordinates). Any activity within Federal project lands, including rights-of-way, may
require the permittee to enter into a consent-to-easement or other real estate instrument
with the Real Estate Division, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Jacksonville or Mobile
District, as appropriate, prior to the commencement of any construction activity. (COE)
14. Aids to navigation and related informational signage must comply with the latest
guidance on setbacks to the Federal Channel (i.e., Setback Guidance for Structures
Along Certain Federal Channels, December 2013)(COE).
1. Activities qualifying for this NWP must receive applicable Water Quality Certification
(WQC) and Coastal Zone Management Act (CZM) consistency concurrence (CZCC) or
waiver/exemption from the appropriate delegated authority. WQC may be waived for
certain activities in accordance with Agency statutes. In Florida, under 33 C.F.R. §
325.2(b)(2), the Corps may presume CZCC concurrence for the exempted activities by
operation of s. 380.23(7), F.S, and the rules of the F.A.C. adopted thereunder.
(WQC/CZM-FL)
2. A structure may not be located on Tribal lands or in Tribal waters without prior written
approval from the Seminole Tribe of Florida or the Miccosukee Tribe. (WQC-STF)
3. Structures are limited to private, single-family docks/piers, and/or mooring pilings,
JACKSONVILLE DISTRICT 2017 NATIONWIDE PERMITS
Summary of Applicability, Limits, State and Tribal Certifications,
and
Regional Conditions
(March 14, 2017)
WQC MTIF
WQC STF
CZM VI
WQC VI
Coordinat
ion by
Corps
with
Federal
and state
agencies
required
CZM PR
PCN
Threshol
d and/or
Require
ments:
WQC PR
Acrea
ge &
Linea
r
Limits
CZM FL
Applic
able
Water
s
WQC FL
Type of
Nationwide
Permit
GENERAL
CONDITIONS
Permittee
must satisfy
all applicable
general
conditions.
General
Condition #22
restrictions
are noted
below.
4
See End of Document for List of Acronyms and Definitions
Regional Conditions and Water Quality Certification and/or Coastal Zone Consistency
Certification Special Conditions
NOTE: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) Regional Conditions are Jacksonville
District conditions and have (COE) beside the condition. All others are special
conditions attached to Water Quality Certification or concurrence to the Corps' Coastal
Zone Consistency. A Nationwide permit cannot be used in an exclusion area designated
by the Corps (COE). Exclusion areas attached to WQC/CZM are denied without
prejudice until a project-specific WQC and /or CZM concurrence is received. Where
technical notes, guidelines, etc. are referenced in the regional conditions below, these
documents may be subject to revision at any time. It is our intention that the most recent
version of these conditions shall be utilized during the evaluation of the permit
application.
davits and boat lifts on lands owned by the Seminole Tribe of Florida. (WQC-STF)
4. PCN required for all projects in the Florida Keys through the Joint Permit Process, or
the most recent and valid ENG Form 4345. Projects require approval from NOAA
Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary prior to construction. (COE)
5. In Florida, this NWP is limited to the installation and removal of individual, single
family docks/piers and/or mooring pilings, davits, and boat lifts at single-family
residences. (COE)
6. All dock or pier construction over submerged aquatic vegetation, 7 marsh, and/or
mangroves shall comply with the joint U.S. Army Corps of Engineers'/National Marine
Fisheries Service's "Construction Guidelines in Florida for Minor Piling-Supported
Structures Constructed in or over Submerged Aquatic Vegetation, 7 Marsh or Mangrove
Habitat - August 2001," and where applicable, the "Key for Construction Conditions for
Docks or Other Minor Structures Constructed in or Over Johnson's seagrass (Halophila
johnsonii) National Marine Fisheries Service/U.S. Army Corps of Engineers - February
2002." (See
http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/other_permitting_f
actors/DockGuidelines2008_Revised.pdf and/or
http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/other_permitting_f
actors/dockKey_MOD10202002.pdf) (COE)
7. PCN required for projects in waters that are accessible to manatees. In Florida, the
permittee shall utilize the following "Standard Manatee Conditions for In-Water Work":
(http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/endangered_spec
ies/Manatee/2011_StandardConditionsForIn-waterWork.pdf ).
In Puerto Rico, the permittee shall use the following "Antillean Manatee Conservation
Measures for In-Water Work":
(https://www.fws.gov/caribbean/es/documents/USFWSAntilleanManateeConservationMe
asuresJanuary2012.pdf). (COE)
8. PCN required for projects in waters accessible to sea turtles, smalltooth sawfish, Gulf
sturgeon, or shortnose sturgeon. If any of these species occurs, the permittee shall
utilize the following "Sea Turtle and Smalltooth Sawfish Construction Conditions" (see
http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/endangered_speci
es/sea_turtles/inwaterWorkSeaTurtle032306.pdf . (COE)
9. PCN required for all projects in the Antilles 4 and shall be made through the Joint
Permit Process using the most recent and valid DA Permit Application ENG Form 4345,
and the form must indicate it is a NWP Pre-Construction Notification. (COE).
10. Structures constructed on canals or channels shall not exceed more than 25% of
the canal/channel width, excluding dense areas of shoreline vegetation such as
mangrove, as measured from the project location to the opposite shoreline (in order to
maintain no less than 50% of the open-water portion of the waterbody for public use).
JACKSONVILLE DISTRICT 2017 NATIONWIDE PERMITS
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and
Regional Conditions
(March 14, 2017)
WQC MTIF
When
Yes Yes Yes12
required
by
GC#32(d)
(2)
WQC STF
All
activities
except
repair,
replace
ment or
rehab;
Regional
condition
s #3, ,
#5, #6,
#7, #8,
#9; #10,
#11,
#12, GC
#22
CZM VI
200
linear
ft
from
struct
ure;
WQC VI
Coordinat
ion by
Corps
with
Federal
and state
agencies
required
CZM PR
PCN
Threshol
d and/or
Require
ments:
WQC PR
3. Maintenance All
(10/404)
Acrea
ge &
Linea
r
Limits
CZM FL
Applic
able
Water
s
WQC FL
Type of
Nationwide
Permit
Yes
GENERAL
CONDITIONS
Permittee
must satisfy
all applicable
general
conditions.
General
Condition #22
restrictions
are noted
below.
22. Activities
in Designated
Critical
Resource
Waters 3
and/or their
adjacent
wetlands
require
notification.
5
See End of Document for List of Acronyms and Definitions
Regional Conditions and Water Quality Certification and/or Coastal Zone Consistency
Certification Special Conditions
NOTE: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) Regional Conditions are Jacksonville
District conditions and have (COE) beside the condition. All others are special
conditions attached to Water Quality Certification or concurrence to the Corps' Coastal
Zone Consistency. A Nationwide permit cannot be used in an exclusion area designated
by the Corps (COE). Exclusion areas attached to WQC/CZM are denied without
prejudice until a project-specific WQC and /or CZM concurrence is received. Where
technical notes, guidelines, etc. are referenced in the regional conditions below, these
documents may be subject to revision at any time. It is our intention that the most recent
version of these conditions shall be utilized during the evaluation of the permit
application.
(COE)
11. PCN required in the Antilles areas where listed coral species occur. (NMFS)
1. Activities qualifying for this NWP must receive applicable Water Quality Certification
(WQC) and Coastal Zone Management Act (CZM) consistency concurrence (CZCC) or
waiver/exemption from the appropriate delegated authority. WQC may be waived for
certain activities in accordance with Agency statutes. In Florida, under 33 C.F.R. §
325.2(b)(2), the Corps may presume CZCC concurrence for the exempted activities by
operation of s. 380.23(7), F.S, and the rules of the F.A.C. adopted thereunder.
(WQC/CZM-FL)
2. In Florida, any structure replaced or repaired in accordance with an emergency order
issued by the Governor of Florida or the Secretary of the Department of Environmental
Protection is subject to full compliance with the terms of the order. (WQC/CZM-FL)
3. PCN required for projects proposed adjacent to Federal projects.
4. In Florida, no structures, including mooring piles, authorized under this Nationwide
Permit shall be within the established setback, calculated from the near design edge of
the channel until coordination and concurrence by the Navigation business line is
complete. The setback may vary between different Federal channels and between
specific reaches of the same Federal channel. Exact locations of the proposed work
may be verified by use of Florida State Plane Coordinate System (XY coordinates). Any
activity within Federal project lands, including rights-of-way, may require the permittee to
enter into a consent-to-easement or other real estate instrument with the Real Estate
Division, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Jacksonville or Mobile District, as appropriate,
prior to the commencement of any construction activity. (COE)
5. PCN required in the Florida Keys, any activity proposed within submerged aquatic
vegetation, 7 tidal wetlands, and/or coral assemblages 5 anywhere in the Jacksonville
District, or any work located in the Coastal Zone of the Antilles 4, including the areas
listed in Notes 1 and 2 below. The PCN shall be submitted in accordance with General
Condition 31. Requires approval from NOAA Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary.
(COE)
6. PCN required in the Antilles areas where listed coral species occur. (NMFS)
7. PCN required for all work in La Parguera area and Culebra Island, in the
Commonwealth of Puerto Rico. Reconstruction of structures within La Parguera will not
be allowed under this nationwide permit. (COE)
8. PCN in the Antilles 4 shall be made through the Joint Permit Process using the most
recent and valid DA Permit Application ENG Form 4345 and the form must indicate it is
a NWP Pre-Construction Notification. (COE)
9. PCN required for projects proposed within critical habitat for the smalltooth sawfish.
(COE)
10. PCN required for projects in waters that are accessible to manatees. In Florida, the
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WQC MTIF
WQC STF
When
Yes Yes Waived
required
by
GC#32(d)
(2)
CZM VI
None Regional
Conditio
ns #6
#7, #8,
#9, #10
WQC VI
All
Coordinat
ion by
Corps
with
Federal
and state
agencies
required
CZM PR
4. Fish and
Wildlife
Harvesting,
Enhancement,
and Attraction
Devices and
Activities
(10/404)
PCN
Threshol
d and/or
Require
ments:
WQC PR
Acrea
ge &
Linea
r
Limits
CZM FL
Applic
able
Water
s
WQC FL
Type of
Nationwide
Permit
GENERAL
CONDITIONS
Permittee
must satisfy
all applicable
general
conditions.
General
Condition #22
restrictions
are noted
below.
Yes
6
See End of Document for List of Acronyms and Definitions
Regional Conditions and Water Quality Certification and/or Coastal Zone Consistency
Certification Special Conditions
NOTE: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) Regional Conditions are Jacksonville
District conditions and have (COE) beside the condition. All others are special
conditions attached to Water Quality Certification or concurrence to the Corps' Coastal
Zone Consistency. A Nationwide permit cannot be used in an exclusion area designated
by the Corps (COE). Exclusion areas attached to WQC/CZM are denied without
prejudice until a project-specific WQC and /or CZM concurrence is received. Where
technical notes, guidelines, etc. are referenced in the regional conditions below, these
documents may be subject to revision at any time. It is our intention that the most recent
version of these conditions shall be utilized during the evaluation of the permit
application.
permittee shall utilize the following "Standard Manatee Conditions for In-Water Work:"
(http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/endangered_spec
ies/Manatee/2011_StandardConditionsForIn-waterWork.pdf ).
In Puerto Rico, the permittee shall use the following "Antillean Manatee Conservation
Measures for In-Water Work:"
(https://www.fws.gov/caribbean/es/documents/USFWSAntilleanManateeConservationMe
asuresJanuary2012.pdf). (COE)
11. PCN required for projects in waters accessible to sea turtles, smalltooth sawfish,
Gulf sturgeon, or shortnose sturgeon. If any of these species occurs, the permittee shall
utilize the following "Sea Turtle and Smalltooth Sawfish Construction Conditions" (see
http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/endangered_speci
es/sea_turtles/inwaterWorkSeaTurtle032306.pdf . (COE)
12. PCN Required for projects adjacent to Tribal lands, which will require review for
impacts to Tribal trust resources prior to use of this NWP when the property on which the
project is occurring is adjacent to Tribal lands.
13. For projects in the Antilles, 4 if bottomless culverts or single-span bridges are not
feasible, culvert construction must comply with the `Culvert Design and Construction
Guidance, Antilles4 `
(http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/other_permitting_f
actors/2017%20Antilles%20Culvert%20Construction%20Conditions.pdf?ver=2017-01
23-143059-963 )
14. Projects in the Antilles must meet specific design criteria to address gabions,
removal of accumulated sediments around bridges, and use of heavy equipment. 9
(FWS, NMFS)
15. For projects in Florida adjacent to a federal navigation channel, if the previously
authorized, serviceable, structure was destroyed by an act of nature or other event, a
PCN will be required and the project reviewed pursuant to the setback guidance in effect
at the time of the request. It is possible that any authorized reconstruction will not be
authorized or rebuilt in the same dimensions or design as the original structure.
16. Projects that capture and store water, such as Dispersed Water Management
Projects (DWMP), are excluded from this NWP.
1. Activities qualifying for this NWP must receive applicable Water Quality Certification
(WQC) and Coastal Zone Management Act (CZM) consistency concurrence (CZCC) or
waiver/exemption from the appropriate delegated authority. WQC may be waived for
certain activities in accordance with Agency statutes. In Florida, under 33 C.F.R. §
325.2(b)(2), the Corps may presume CZCC concurrence for the exempted activities by
operation of s. 380.23(7), F.S, and the rules of the F.A.C. adopted thereunder.
(WQC/CZM-FL)
2. Dredging of sediments is not authorized (except if approved under Condition 1),
JACKSONVILLE DISTRICT 2017 NATIONWIDE PERMITS
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and
Regional Conditions
(March 14, 2017)
Regional
Conditio
ns #5,
#6, #7,
#8, #9,
#10
When
Yes Yes Waived
required
by
GC#32(d)
(2)
WQC MTIF
25cy
for
weirs
&
flume
s
WQC STF
All
CZM VI
5. Scientific
Measurement
Devices
(10/404)
WQC VI
Coordinat
ion by
Corps
with
Federal
and state
agencies
required
CZM PR
PCN
Threshol
d and/or
Require
ments:
WQC PR
Acrea
ge &
Linea
r
Limits
CZM FL
Applic
able
Water
s
WQC FL
Type of
Nationwide
Permit
GENERAL
CONDITIONS
Permittee
must satisfy
all applicable
general
conditions.
General
Condition #22
restrictions
are noted
below.
Yes
7
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Regional Conditions and Water Quality Certification and/or Coastal Zone Consistency
Certification Special Conditions
NOTE: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) Regional Conditions are Jacksonville
District conditions and have (COE) beside the condition. All others are special
conditions attached to Water Quality Certification or concurrence to the Corps' Coastal
Zone Consistency. A Nationwide permit cannot be used in an exclusion area designated
by the Corps (COE). Exclusion areas attached to WQC/CZM are denied without
prejudice until a project-specific WQC and /or CZM concurrence is received. Where
technical notes, guidelines, etc. are referenced in the regional conditions below, these
documents may be subject to revision at any time. It is our intention that the most recent
version of these conditions shall be utilized during the evaluation of the permit
application.
except for recreational, commercial, aquaculture broodstock collection, scientific
research, education, and exhibition harvesting activities authorized pursuant to Chapter
379, F.S., and/or Title 68, Florida Administrative Code. (WQC/CZM-FL)
3. In Florida, aquaculture projects must be certified pursuant to s. 597.004, F.S., and if
applicable, have obtained a submerged land lease pursuant to Chapter 253, F.S.
(WQC/CZM-FL)
4. In Florida, and the adjacent EEZ, the placement of any type of surface or subsurface
fish aggregating devices (FADs) is prohibited for all but research purposes. (WQC/CZM
FL)
5. Placement of materials for Live Rock culture and the harvesting of Live Rock are
excluded from this nationwide. (COE)
6. PCN required for projects in waters that are accessible to manatees. In Florida, the
permittee shall utilize the following "Standard Manatee Conditions for In-Water Work:"
(http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/endangered_spec
ies/Manatee/2011_StandardConditionsForIn-waterWork.pdf ).
In Puerto Rico, the permittee shall use the following "Antillean Manatee Conservation
Measures for In-Water Work:"
(https://www.fws.gov/caribbean/es/documents/USFWSAntilleanManateeConservationMe
asuresJanuary2012.pdf). (COE)
7. PCN required for projects in waters accessible to sea turtles, smalltooth sawfish, Gulf
sturgeon, or shortnose sturgeon. If any of these species occurs, the permittee shall
utilize the following "Sea Turtle and Smalltooth Sawfish Construction Conditions" (see
http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/endangered_speci
es/sea_turtles/inwaterWorkSeaTurtle032306.pdf . (COE)
8. PCN required for all projects in the Florida Keys through the Joint Permit Process, or
the most recent and valid ENG Form 4345. Projects require approval from NOAA
Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary prior to construction. (COE)
9. PCN in the Antilles 4 shall be made through the Joint Permit Process using the most
recent and valid DA Permit Application ENG Form 4345 and the form must indicate it is
a NWP Pre-Construction Notification. (COE)
10. PCN required in areas with coral assemblages in depths less than 250'. (NMFS)
1. Activities qualifying for this NWP must receive applicable Water Quality Certification
(WQC) and Coastal Zone Management Act (CZM) consistency concurrence (CZCC) or
waiver/exemption from the appropriate delegated authority. WQC may be waived for
certain activities in accordance with Agency statutes. In Florida, under 33 C.F.R. §
325.2(b)(2), the Corps may presume CZCC concurrence for the exempted activities by
operation of s. 380.23(7), F.S, and the rules of the F.A.C. adopted thereunder.
(WQC/CZM-FL)
2. In Florida, and the adjacent EEZ to Florida, this NWP is excluded from use for any
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and
Regional Conditions
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WQC MTIF
WQC STF
When
Yes Yes Waived
required
by
GC#32(d)
(2)
CZM VI
None Regional
Conditio
n #8, #9,
#10,
#11, #12
WQC VI
All
Coordinat
ion by
Corps
with
Federal
and state
agencies
required
CZM PR
6. Survey
Activities
(10/404)
PCN
Threshol
d and/or
Require
ments:
WQC PR
Acrea
ge &
Linea
r
Limits
CZM FL
Applic
able
Water
s
WQC FL
Type of
Nationwide
Permit
GENERAL
CONDITIONS
Permittee
must satisfy
all applicable
general
conditions.
General
Condition #22
restrictions
are noted
below.
Yes
8
See End of Document for List of Acronyms and Definitions
Regional Conditions and Water Quality Certification and/or Coastal Zone Consistency
Certification Special Conditions
NOTE: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) Regional Conditions are Jacksonville
District conditions and have (COE) beside the condition. All others are special
conditions attached to Water Quality Certification or concurrence to the Corps' Coastal
Zone Consistency. A Nationwide permit cannot be used in an exclusion area designated
by the Corps (COE). Exclusion areas attached to WQC/CZM are denied without
prejudice until a project-specific WQC and /or CZM concurrence is received. Where
technical notes, guidelines, etc. are referenced in the regional conditions below, these
documents may be subject to revision at any time. It is our intention that the most recent
version of these conditions shall be utilized during the evaluation of the permit
application.
activity in, anchored or otherwise affixed in, or in close proximity to live/hard-bottom
communities 6 or NOAA-designated coral or deepwater coral Habitat Areas of Particular
Concern (HAPC). (WQC/CZM-FL)
3. The maximum size of the measurement device and associated structures shall not
exceed 1000 sq. feet, and the structure shall be used exclusively for purposes
associated with scientific measurement unless authorized by the applicable permit under
Condition 1. (WQC/CZM-FL)
4. A structure may not be located on Tribal lands or in Tribal waters without prior written
approval from the Seminole Tribe of Florida or the Miccosukee Tribe. (WQC-STF).
(WQC-STF)
5. PCN required for all projects in the Florida Keys through the Joint Permit Process, or
the most recent and valid ENG Form 4345. Projects require approval from NOAA
Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary.
6. PCN required for projects in waters that are accessible to manatees. In Florida, the
permittee shall utilize the following "Standard Manatee Conditions for In-Water Work:"
(http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/endangered_spec
ies/Manatee/2011_StandardConditionsForIn-waterWork.pdf ).
In Puerto Rico, the permittee shall use the following "Antillean Manatee Conservation
Measures for In-Water Work:"
(https://www.fws.gov/caribbean/es/documents/USFWSAntilleanManateeConservationMe
asuresJanuary2012.pdf). (COE)
7. PCN required for projects in waters accessible to sea turtles, smalltooth sawfish, Gulf
sturgeon, or shortnose sturgeon. If any of these species occurs, the permittee shall
utilize the following "Sea Turtle and Smalltooth Sawfish Construction Conditions" (see
http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/endangered_speci
es/sea_turtles/inwaterWorkSeaTurtle032306.pdf . (COE)
8. PCN required for devices proposed in or near a Federal Channel or a Federally
authorized project.
9. PCN in the Antilles 4 shall be made through the Joint Permit Process using the most
recent and valid DA Permit Application ENG Form 4345 and the form must indicate it is
a NWP Pre-Construction Notification. (COE)
10. PCN required in the Antilles areas where listed coral species occur. (NMFS)
1. Activities qualifying for this NWP must receive applicable Water Quality Certification
(WQC) and Coastal Zone Management Act (CZM) consistency concurrence (CZCC) or
waiver/exemption from the appropriate delegated authority. WQC may be waived for
certain activities in accordance with Agency statutes. In Florida, under 33 C.F.R. §
325.2(b)(2), the Corps may presume CZCC concurrence for the exempted activities by
operation of s. 380.23(7), F.S, and the rules of the F.A.C. adopted thereunder.
(WQC/CZM-FL)
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and
Regional Conditions
(March 14, 2017)
WQC MTIF
WQC STF
CZM VI
WQC VI
Coordinat
ion by
Corps
with
Federal
and state
agencies
required
CZM PR
PCN
Threshol
d and/or
Require
ments:
WQC PR
Acrea
ge &
Linea
r
Limits
CZM FL
Applic
able
Water
s
WQC FL
Type of
Nationwide
Permit
GENERAL
CONDITIONS
Permittee
must satisfy
all applicable
general
conditions.
General
Condition #22
restrictions
are noted
below.
9
See End of Document for List of Acronyms and Definitions
Regional Conditions and Water Quality Certification and/or Coastal Zone Consistency
Certification Special Conditions
NOTE: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) Regional Conditions are Jacksonville
District conditions and have (COE) beside the condition. All others are special
conditions attached to Water Quality Certification or concurrence to the Corps' Coastal
Zone Consistency. A Nationwide permit cannot be used in an exclusion area designated
by the Corps (COE). Exclusion areas attached to WQC/CZM are denied without
prejudice until a project-specific WQC and /or CZM concurrence is received. Where
technical notes, guidelines, etc. are referenced in the regional conditions below, these
documents may be subject to revision at any time. It is our intention that the most recent
version of these conditions shall be utilized during the evaluation of the permit
application.
2. Seismic exploratory devices are not authorized within the limits of the Everglades as
defined in Sections 403.031(13)(a) and (b), F.S., and the Big Cypress and Water
Conservation Areas 1, 2A, 2B, 3 and 3A. (WQC/CZM-FL)
3. Activities involving surveying for oil and gas exploration or production shall be
performed in accordance with an applicable permit from DEP's Bureau of Mining and
Minerals Regulation. (WQC/CZM-FL)
4. No survey may be located on Tribal lands or in Tribal waters without prior written
approval from the Seminole Tribe of Florida or the Miccosukee Tribe. The use of
ground penetrating radar or isotope technology are not authorized on Tribal lands
or waters without the prior written approval of the Miccosukee Tribe. (WQC-STF)
5. Seismic exploratory activities on Tribal lands or in Tribal waters are not authorized
without prior written approval from the respective Tribal entity (i.e., Miccosukee or
Seminole Tribe of Florida). (WQC-STF)
6. Survey activities on Tribal lands or in Tribal waters using ground penetrating radar
are not authorized without prior written approval from the respective Tribal entity. (i.e.,
Miccosukee or Seminole Tribe of Florida. (WQC-STF)
7. Survey activities on any Tribal lands or Tribal waters using isotope technology are not
authorized. (WQC-STF)
8. PCN required for seismic exploratory activities in WOTUS accessible to Nassau
grouper, Gulf sturgeon, shortnose sturgeon, swimming sea turtles, smalltooth sawfish,
whales, or any Federally listed species protected under the ESA, Marine Mammal
Protection Act, or Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act.
(COE, NMFS, FWS)
9. PCN required for projects in waters that are accessible to manatees. In Florida, the
permittee shall utilize the following "Standard Manatee Conditions for In-Water Work:"
(http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/endangered_spec
ies/Manatee/2011_StandardConditionsForIn-waterWork.pdf ).
In Puerto Rico, the permittee shall use the following "Antillean Manatee Conservation
Measures for In-Water Work:"
(https://www.fws.gov/caribbean/es/documents/USFWSAntilleanManateeConservationMe
asuresJanuary2012.pdf). (COE)
10. PCN required for projects in waters accessible to sea turtles, smalltooth sawfish,
Gulf sturgeon, or shortnose sturgeon. If any of these species occurs, the permittee shall
utilize the following "Sea Turtle and Smalltooth Sawfish Construction Conditions" (see
http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/endangered_speci
es/sea_turtles/inwaterWorkSeaTurtle032306.pdf . (COE)
11. PCN required for all projects in the Florida Keys through the Joint Permit Process, or
the most recent and valid ENG Form 4345. Projects require approval from NOAA
Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary prior to construction. (COE)
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NA
No
NA
WQC MTIF
Naviga None All
No
ble
activities
WQC STF
8. Oil and Gas
Structures on
the Outer
Continental
Shelf (10)
CZM VI
None All
When
Yes Yes Denied
activities required
by
GC#32(d)
(2)
WQC VI
All
Coordinat
ion by
Corps
with
Federal
and state
agencies
required
CZM PR
7. Outfall
Structures and
Associated
Intake
Structures
(10/404)
PCN
Threshol
d and/or
Require
ments:
WQC PR
Acrea
ge &
Linea
r
Limits
CZM FL
Applic
able
Water
s
WQC FL
Type of
Nationwide
Permit
Yes
NA
GENERAL
CONDITIONS
Permittee
must satisfy
all applicable
general
conditions.
General
Condition #22
restrictions
are noted
below.
Regional Conditions and Water Quality Certification and/or Coastal Zone Consistency
Certification Special Conditions
NOTE: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) Regional Conditions are Jacksonville
District conditions and have (COE) beside the condition. All others are special
conditions attached to Water Quality Certification or concurrence to the Corps' Coastal
Zone Consistency. A Nationwide permit cannot be used in an exclusion area designated
by the Corps (COE). Exclusion areas attached to WQC/CZM are denied without
prejudice until a project-specific WQC and /or CZM concurrence is received. Where
technical notes, guidelines, etc. are referenced in the regional conditions below, these
documents may be subject to revision at any time. It is our intention that the most recent
version of these conditions shall be utilized during the evaluation of the permit
application.
12. PCN required in areas with coral assemblages in depths less than 250' (NMFS)
22.
1. Activities qualifying for this NWP must receive applicable Water Quality Certification
Discharges
(WQC) and Coastal Zone Management Act (CZM) consistency concurrence (CZCC) or
not authorized waiver/exemption from the appropriate delegated authority. WQC may be waived for
in Designated certain activities in accordance with Agency statutes. In Florida, under 33 C.F.R. §
Critical
325.2(b)(2), the Corps may presume CZCC concurrence for the exempted activities by
Resource
operation of s. 380.23(7), F.S, and the rules of the F.A.C. adopted thereunder.
Waters 3
(WQC/CZM-FL)
and/or their
2. PCN in the Antilles 4 shall be made through the Joint Permit Process using the most
adjacent
recent and valid DA Permit Application ENG Form 4345 and the form must indicate it is
wetlands.
a NWP Pre-Construction Notification. (COE)
3. In Antilles, this NWP is excluded from use in coral assemblages,5 forested wetlands,
salt flats, and/or submerged aquatic or tidal vegetation. (COE)
4. For work in waters accessible to the manatee In Florida, the permittee shall utilize the
following "Standard Manatee Conditions for In-Water Work:"
(http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/endangered_spec
ies/Manatee/2011_StandardConditionsForIn-waterWork.pdf ).
For work in waters accessible to the manatee in Puerto Rico, the permittee shall use the
following "Antillean Manatee Conservation Measures for In-Water Work:"
(https://www.fws.gov/caribbean/es/documents/USFWSAntilleanManateeConservationMe
asuresJanuary2012.pdf). (COE)
5. For work in waters accessible to sea turtles, smalltooth sawfish, Gulf sturgeon, or
shortnose sturgeon. If any of these species occurs, the permittee shall utilize the
following "Sea Turtle and Smalltooth Sawfish Construction Conditions" (see
http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/endangered_speci
es/sea_turtles/inwaterWorkSeaTurtle032306.pdf . (COE)
6. All projects in the Florida Keys must apply through the Joint Permit Process, or the
most recent and valid ENG Form 4345. Projects require approval from NOAA Florida
Keys National Marine Sanctuary prior to construction. (COE)
7. In the Antilles, activities that may cause adverse impacts to coral assemblages 5 are
not authorized. (COE)
22. Activities 1. For Outer Continental Shelf oil and gas activities that affect Florida, this NWP is not
in Designated applicable until the state has made its final CZCC decision. (CZM-FL)
Critical
2. In Florida, any construction, alteration, repair, removal or abandonment of any
Resource
transportation or distribution activities or works located within the waters of Florida
3
Waters
associated with oil or gas exploration under this NWP must be authorized, prior to
and/or their
construction, by the applicable permit under Part IV of Chapter 373, F.S., by the DEP, a
adjacent
WMD under Section 373.069, F.S., or a local government with delegated authority under
10
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and
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WQC MTIF
WQC STF
CZM VI
WQC VI
Coordinat
ion by
Corps
with
Federal
and state
agencies
required
CZM PR
PCN
Threshol
d and/or
Require
ments:
WQC PR
Acrea
ge &
Linea
r
Limits
CZM FL
Applic
able
Water
s
WQC FL
Type of
Nationwide
Permit
GENERAL
CONDITIONS
Permittee
must satisfy
all applicable
general
conditions.
General
Condition #22
restrictions
are noted
below.
wetlands
require
notification.
9. Structures in
Fleeting and
Anchorage
Areas (10)
Areas None Regional No
establi
Conditio
shed
ns #3,
by the
#4, #5,
US
#7
Coast
Guard
NA
Yes NA
Yes
10. Mooring
Buoys (10)
Naviga None Regional No
ble
Conditio
ns #2,
#3; #4,
NA
Yes NA
NA
22. Activities
in Designated
Critical
Resource
11
See End of Document for List of Acronyms and Definitions
Regional Conditions and Water Quality Certification and/or Coastal Zone Consistency
Certification Special Conditions
NOTE: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) Regional Conditions are Jacksonville
District conditions and have (COE) beside the condition. All others are special
conditions attached to Water Quality Certification or concurrence to the Corps' Coastal
Zone Consistency. A Nationwide permit cannot be used in an exclusion area designated
by the Corps (COE). Exclusion areas attached to WQC/CZM are denied without
prejudice until a project-specific WQC and /or CZM concurrence is received. Where
technical notes, guidelines, etc. are referenced in the regional conditions below, these
documents may be subject to revision at any time. It is our intention that the most recent
version of these conditions shall be utilized during the evaluation of the permit
application.
Section 373.441, F.S., and receive applicable CZCC or waiver thereto, as well as any
authorizations required for the use of state-owned submerged lands under Chapter 253,
F.S., and, as applicable, Chapter 258, F.S. (CZM-FL)
3. Projects in the Florida Keys must apply through the Joint Permit Process, or the most
recent and valid ENG FORM 4345. Projects require approval from NOAA Florida Keys
National Marine Sanctuary prior to construction. (COE)
1. Activities qualifying for this NWP must receive applicable Water Quality Certification
(WQC) and Coastal Zone Management Act (CZM) consistency concurrence (CZCC) or
waiver/exemption from the appropriate delegated authority. WQC may be waived for
certain activities in accordance with Agency statutes. In Florida, under 33 C.F.R. §
325.2(b)(2), the Corps may presume CZCC concurrence for the exempted activities by
operation of s. 380.23(7), F.S, and the rules of the F.A.C. adopted thereunder.
(WQC/CZM-FL)
2. A structure may not be located on Tribal lands or in Tribal waters without prior written
approval from the Seminole Tribe of Florida. (WQC-STF)
3. PCN required for projects in waters that are accessible to manatees. In Florida, the
permittee shall utilize the following "Standard Manatee Conditions for In-Water Work:"
(http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/endangered_spec
ies/Manatee/2011_StandardConditionsForIn-waterWork.pdf ).
In Puerto Rico, the permittee shall use the following "Antillean Manatee Conservation
Measures for In-Water Work:"
(https://www.fws.gov/caribbean/es/documents/USFWSAntilleanManateeConservationMe
asuresJanuary2012.pdf). (COE)
4. PCN required for projects in waters accessible to sea turtles, smalltooth sawfish, Gulf
sturgeon, or shortnose sturgeon. If any of these species occurs, the permittee shall
utilize the following "Sea Turtle and Smalltooth Sawfish Construction Conditions" (see
http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/endangered_speci
es/sea_turtles/inwaterWorkSeaTurtle032306.pdf . (COE)
5. PCN required for all projects in the Florida Keys through the Joint Permit Process, or
the most recent and valid ENG FORM 4345. Projects require approval from NOAA
Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary prior to construction. (COE)
6. PCN in the Antilles 4 shall be made through the Joint Permit Process using the most
recent and valid DA Permit Application ENG FORM 4345 and the form must indicate it is
a NWP Pre-Construction Notification. (COE)
7. PCN required in areas with coral assemblages in depths less than 250' (NMFS)
1. Activities qualifying for this NWP must receive applicable Water Quality Certification
(WQC) and Coastal Zone Management Act (CZM) consistency concurrence (CZCC) or
waiver/exemption from the appropriate delegated authority. WQC may be waived for
certain activities in accordance with Agency statutes. In Florida, under 33 C.F.R. §
JACKSONVILLE DISTRICT 2017 NATIONWIDE PERMITS
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and
Regional Conditions
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WQC MTIF
WQC STF
CZM VI
WQC VI
Coordinat
ion by
Corps
with
Federal
and state
agencies
required
CZM PR
PCN
Threshol
d and/or
Require
ments:
WQC PR
Acrea
ge &
Linea
r
Limits
CZM FL
Applic
able
Water
s
WQC FL
Type of
Nationwide
Permit
Waters 3
and/or their
adjacent
wetlands
require
notification.
#5, #6,
#7, GC
#22
11. Temporary
Recreational
Structures (10)
Naviga None Regional No
ble
Conditio
n #3, #4,
#5, #8
GENERAL
CONDITIONS
Permittee
must satisfy
all applicable
general
conditions.
General
Condition #22
restrictions
are noted
below.
NA
Yes NA
NA
12
See End of Document for List of Acronyms and Definitions
Regional Conditions and Water Quality Certification and/or Coastal Zone Consistency
Certification Special Conditions
NOTE: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) Regional Conditions are Jacksonville
District conditions and have (COE) beside the condition. All others are special
conditions attached to Water Quality Certification or concurrence to the Corps' Coastal
Zone Consistency. A Nationwide permit cannot be used in an exclusion area designated
by the Corps (COE). Exclusion areas attached to WQC/CZM are denied without
prejudice until a project-specific WQC and /or CZM concurrence is received. Where
technical notes, guidelines, etc. are referenced in the regional conditions below, these
documents may be subject to revision at any time. It is our intention that the most recent
version of these conditions shall be utilized during the evaluation of the permit
application.
325.2(b)(2), the Corps may presume CZCC concurrence for the exempted activities by
operation of s. 380.23(7), F.S, and the rules of the F.A.C. adopted thereunder.
(WQC/CZM-FL)
2. PCN required prior to the start of any activity proposed within submerged aquatic
vegetation, 7 tidal wetlands, and/or coral assemblages. 5 (COE)
3. PCN required for all activities in the Antilles. 4 (COE)
4. PCN in the Antilles 4 shall be made through the Joint Permit Process using the most
recent and valid DA Permit Application ENG FORM 4345 and the form must indicate it is
a NWP Pre-Construction Notification. (COE)
5. PCN required for all projects in the Florida Keys through the Joint Permit Process, or
the most recent and valid ENG FORM 4345. Projects require approval from NOAA
Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary prior to construction. (COE)
6. PCN required for projects in waters that are accessible to manatees. In Florida, the
permittee shall utilize the following "Standard Manatee Conditions for In-Water Work:"
(http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/endangered_spec
ies/Manatee/2011_StandardConditionsForIn-waterWork.pdf ).
In Puerto Rico, the permittee shall use the following "Antillean Manatee Conservation
Measures for In-Water Work:"
(https://www.fws.gov/caribbean/es/documents/USFWSAntilleanManateeConservationMe
asuresJanuary2012.pdf). (COE)
7. PCN required for projects in waters accessible to sea turtles, smalltooth sawfish, Gulf
sturgeon, or shortnose sturgeon. If any of these species occurs, the permittee shall
utilize the following "Sea Turtle and Smalltooth Sawfish Construction Conditions" (see
http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/endangered_speci
es/sea_turtles/inwaterWorkSeaTurtle032306.pdf . (COE)
8. In Antilles, activities that may cause adverse impacts to coral assemblages 5 are not
authorized. (COE)
1. Activities qualifying for this NWP must receive applicable Water Quality Certification
(WQC) and Coastal Zone Management Act (CZM) consistency concurrence (CZCC) or
waiver/exemption from the appropriate delegated authority. WQC may be waived for
certain activities in accordance with Agency statutes. In Florida, under 33 C.F.R. §
325.2(b)(2), the Corps may presume CZCC concurrence for the exempted activities by
operation of s. 380.23(7), F.S, and the rules of the F.A.C. adopted thereunder.
(WQC/CZM-FL)
2. PCN in the Antilles 4 shall be made through the Joint Permit Process using the most
recent and valid DA Permit Application ENG FORM 4345 and the form must indicate it is
a NWP Pre-Construction Notification. (COE)
3. PCN required for projects in waters that are accessible to manatees. In Florida, the
permittee shall utilize the following "Standard Manatee Conditions for In-Water Work:"
JACKSONVILLE DISTRICT 2017 NATIONWIDE PERMITS
Summary of Applicability, Limits, State and Tribal Certifications,
and
Regional Conditions
(March 14, 2017)
WQC MTIF
WQC STF
CZM VI
WQC VI
Coordinat
ion by
Corps
with
Federal
and state
agencies
required
CZM PR
PCN
Threshol
d and/or
Require
ments:
WQC PR
Acrea
ge &
Linea
r
Limits
CZM FL
Applic
able
Water
s
WQC FL
Type of
Nationwide
Permit
GENERAL
CONDITIONS
Permittee
must satisfy
all applicable
general
conditions.
General
Condition #22
restrictions
are noted
below.
Regional Conditions and Water Quality Certification and/or Coastal Zone Consistency
Certification Special Conditions
NOTE: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) Regional Conditions are Jacksonville
District conditions and have (COE) beside the condition. All others are special
conditions attached to Water Quality Certification or concurrence to the Corps' Coastal
Zone Consistency. A Nationwide permit cannot be used in an exclusion area designated
by the Corps (COE). Exclusion areas attached to WQC/CZM are denied without
prejudice until a project-specific WQC and /or CZM concurrence is received. Where
technical notes, guidelines, etc. are referenced in the regional conditions below, these
documents may be subject to revision at any time. It is our intention that the most recent
version of these conditions shall be utilized during the evaluation of the permit
application.
(http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/endangered_spec
ies/Manatee/2011_StandardConditionsForIn-waterWork.pdf ).
In Puerto Rico, the permittee shall use the following "Antillean Manatee Conservation
Measures for In-Water Work:"
(https://www.fws.gov/caribbean/es/documents/USFWSAntilleanManateeConservationMe
asuresJanuary2012.pdf). (COE)
4. PCN required for projects in waters accessible to sea turtles, smalltooth sawfish, Gulf
sturgeon, or shortnose sturgeon. If any of these species occurs, the permittee shall
utilize the following "Sea Turtle and Smalltooth Sawfish Construction Conditions" (see
http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/endangered_speci
es/sea_turtles/inwaterWorkSeaTurtle032306.pdf . (COE)
5. PCN required for all projects in the Florida Keys through the Joint Permit
Process, or the most recent and valid ENG FORM 4345. Projects require approval
from NOAA Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary prior to construction. (COE)
12. Utility Line
Activities
(10/404)
Non½
tidal
acre
only,
(also
exclud
es all
wetlan
ds
adjace
nt to
tidal
waters
)
Substa
tions
and all
access
roads.
1/10
acre; or
Section
10;
Regional
Conditio
ns #2,
#5, #6,
#10,
#11,
#12,
#13, #14
When
Yes Yes Yes12
required
by
GC#32(d)
(2).
Yes
6. Excluded within the boundaries of Designated Marine Reserves, Marine Protected
Areas 8, or Parks in the Antilles, 4 except when used within those areas by the local or
federal agency responsible for the management of those areas. (COE)
7. In Antilles, activities that may cause adverse impacts to coral assemblages 5 are not
authorized. (COE)
8. PCN required for any structure proposed in or over SAV and/or mangroves.
22.
1. Activities qualifying for this NWP must receive applicable Water Quality Certification
Discharges
(WQC) and Coastal Zone Management Act (CZM) consistency concurrence (CZCC) or
not authorized waiver/exemption from the appropriate delegated authority. WQC may be waived for
in Designated certain activities in accordance with Agency statutes. In Florida, under 33 C.F.R. §
325.2(b)(2), the Corps may presume CZCC concurrence for the exempted activities by
Critical
operation of s. 380.23(7), F.S, and the rules of the F.A.C. adopted thereunder.
Resource
(WQC/CZM-FL)
Waters 3
and/or their
2. For water intake projects in Puerto Rico, the permittee must submit a PCN to the
adjacent
District Engineer prior to commencing the activity, in accordance with General Condition
wetlands.
32. The PCN must contain plans and drawings, a description of all WOTUS impacted by
the project, amount of water to be withdrawn in MGDs, and minimum in-stream flows in
MGDs after water extraction. (COE)
3. PCN in the Antilles 4 shall be made through the Joint Permit Process using the most
recent and valid DA Permit Application ENG FORM 4345 and the form must indicate it is
a NWP Pre-Construction Notification. (COE)
4. PCN required prior to the start of any activity proposed within forested wetlands,
submerged aquatic vegetation, 7 tidal wetlands, and/or coral assemblages. 5 (COE)
5. PCN required for projects in the following rivers, creeks, and their tributaries:
13
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JACKSONVILLE DISTRICT 2017 NATIONWIDE PERMITS
Summary of Applicability, Limits, State and Tribal Certifications,
and
Regional Conditions
(March 14, 2017)
WQC MTIF
WQC STF
CZM VI
WQC VI
Coordinat
ion by
Corps
with
Federal
and state
agencies
required
CZM PR
PCN
Threshol
d and/or
Require
ments:
WQC PR
Acrea
ge &
Linea
r
Limits
CZM FL
Applic
able
Water
s
WQC FL
Type of
Nationwide
Permit
GENERAL
CONDITIONS
Permittee
must satisfy
all applicable
general
conditions.
General
Condition #22
restrictions
are noted
below.
All
waters
Utility
lines
and
founda
tions
for
overhe
ad
utility
line
towers
,
poles,
and
anchor
s.
14
See End of Document for List of Acronyms and Definitions
Regional Conditions and Water Quality Certification and/or Coastal Zone Consistency
Certification Special Conditions
NOTE: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) Regional Conditions are Jacksonville
District conditions and have (COE) beside the condition. All others are special
conditions attached to Water Quality Certification or concurrence to the Corps' Coastal
Zone Consistency. A Nationwide permit cannot be used in an exclusion area designated
by the Corps (COE). Exclusion areas attached to WQC/CZM are denied without
prejudice until a project-specific WQC and /or CZM concurrence is received. Where
technical notes, guidelines, etc. are referenced in the regional conditions below, these
documents may be subject to revision at any time. It is our intention that the most recent
version of these conditions shall be utilized during the evaluation of the permit
application.
Escambia River, Yellow River, Shoal River, Choctawhatchee River, Chipola River,
Apalachicola River, Ochlockonee River, Santa Fe River, New River (Bradford and Union
County line), and Econfina Creek. (COE)
6. PCN required for projects in WOTUS accessible to the Florida panther. (COE)
7. Aerial transmission lines must meet the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers clearance
criteria as described in 33 C.F.R. § 322.5(i)(1), (2), (3), and (4). (COE)
8. Excluded from use in, under, and over all Federal channels, including federal flood
control and navigation channels.(COE)
9. Where the proposed subaqueous utility or transmission line is to be installed in,
under, or over, navigable waters of the United States, at least two weeks prior to the
start of the authorized work, the permittee must notify the National Oceanic Atmospheric
Administration (NOAA) and the Corps' office in writing that the work is commencing, and
again upon completion of the work. The permittee shall notify the District Engineer at
the letterhead address, attention Regulatory Division, and NOAA, at Nautical Data
Branch N/CS26, Station 7317, 1315 East-West Highway, Silver Spring, MD 20910-3282.
This notification shall include "as-built plans," signed and sealed by a registered
surveyor/engineer licensed in the State of Florida, Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, or
Territory of U.S. Virgin Islands, as appropriate, that certify the project is constructed as
authorized, and must include an accurate (within plus or minus 1 foot) depiction of the
location and configuration of the completed activity in relation to the mean high water of
the navigable water. (COE)
10. PCN required for projects in waters that are accessible to manatees. In Florida, the
permittee shall utilize the following "Standard Manatee Conditions for In-Water Work:"
(http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/endangered_spec
ies/Manatee/2011_StandardConditionsForIn-waterWork.pdf ).
In Puerto Rico, the permittee shall use the following "Antillean Manatee Conservation
Measures for In-Water Work:"
(https://www.fws.gov/caribbean/es/documents/USFWSAntilleanManateeConservationMe
asuresJanuary2012.pdf). (COE)
11. PCN required for projects in waters accessible to sea turtles, smalltooth sawfish,
Gulf sturgeon, or shortnose sturgeon. If any of these species occurs, the permittee shall
utilize the following "Sea Turtle and Smalltooth Sawfish Construction Conditions" (see
http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/endangered_speci
es/sea_turtles/inwaterWorkSeaTurtle032306.pdf . (COE)
12. PCN required for projects proposed within critical habitat for the smalltooth sawfish.
(COE)
13. PCN required for all projects in the Florida Keys through the Joint Permit Process,
or the most recent and valid ENG FORM 4345. Projects require approval from NOAA
Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary prior to construction. (COE)
JACKSONVILLE DISTRICT 2017 NATIONWIDE PERMITS
Summary of Applicability, Limits, State and Tribal Certifications,
and
Regional Conditions
(March 14, 2017)
Project
located
in a
special
aquatic
site;
Regional
Conditio
ns #2,
#3, #6,
#7, #8,
#9, #10;
GC #22
When
Yes Yes Yes12
required
by
GC#32(d)
(2);
WQC MTIF
500 ft
lengt
h;
1cy/ft
below
OHW
M or
high
tide
line
WQC STF
All
CZM VI
13. Bank
Stabilization
(10/404)
WQC VI
Coordinat
ion by
Corps
with
Federal
and state
agencies
required
CZM PR
PCN
Threshol
d and/or
Require
ments:
WQC PR
Acrea
ge &
Linea
r
Limits
CZM FL
Applic
able
Water
s
WQC FL
Type of
Nationwide
Permit
Yes
GENERAL
CONDITIONS
Permittee
must satisfy
all applicable
general
conditions.
General
Condition #22
restrictions
are noted
below.
22. Activities
in Designated
Critical
Resource
Waters 3
and/or their
adjacent
wetlands
require
notification.
15
See End of Document for List of Acronyms and Definitions
Regional Conditions and Water Quality Certification and/or Coastal Zone Consistency
Certification Special Conditions
NOTE: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) Regional Conditions are Jacksonville
District conditions and have (COE) beside the condition. All others are special
conditions attached to Water Quality Certification or concurrence to the Corps' Coastal
Zone Consistency. A Nationwide permit cannot be used in an exclusion area designated
by the Corps (COE). Exclusion areas attached to WQC/CZM are denied without
prejudice until a project-specific WQC and /or CZM concurrence is received. Where
technical notes, guidelines, etc. are referenced in the regional conditions below, these
documents may be subject to revision at any time. It is our intention that the most recent
version of these conditions shall be utilized during the evaluation of the permit
application.
14. PCN required for work in areas designated as critical habitat for coral and sea
turtles. (NMFS)
15. In Antilles, activities that may cause adverse impacts to coral assemblages 5 are not
authorized. (COE)
1. Activities qualifying for this NWP must receive applicable Water Quality Certification
(WQC) and Coastal Zone Management Act (CZM) consistency concurrence (CZCC) or
waiver/exemption from the appropriate delegated authority. WQC may be waived for
certain activities in accordance with Agency statutes. In Florida, under 33 C.F.R. §
325.2(b)(2), the Corps may presume CZCC concurrence for the exempted activities by
operation of s. 380.23(7), F.S, and the rules of the F.A.C. adopted thereunder.
(WQC/CZM-FL)
2. PCN required for all projects in the Florida Keys through the Joint Permit Process, or
the most recent and valid ENG FORM 4345. Projects require approval from NOAA
Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary prior to construction. (COE)
3. PCN required for all activities under this NWP in the Antilles. 4 (COE)
4. PCN in the Antilles 4 shall be made through the Joint Permit Process using the most
recent and valid DA Permit Application ENG FORM 4345 and the form must indicate it is
a NWP Pre-Construction Notification. (COE)
5. Projects in the Antilles must meet specific design criteria to address gabions, removal
of accumulated sediments around bridges, and use of heavy equipment. 9 (FWS, NMFS)
6. In Florida, PCN required for projects proposed adjacent to Federally maintained
channels. No structures, including mooring piles, authorized under this Nationwide
Permit shall be within the established setback, calculated from the near bottom edge of
the channel, until coordination and concurrence with the Navigation business line is
complete. The setback may vary between different Federal channels and between
specific reaches of the same Federal channel. Exact locations of the proposed work
may be verified by use of Florida State Plane Coordinate System (XY coordinates). Any
activity within Federal project lands, including rights-of-way, may require the permittee to
enter into a consent-to-easement or other real estate instrument with the Real Estate
Division, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Jacksonville or Mobile District, as appropriate,
prior to the commencement of any construction activity. (COE)
7. For projects adjacent to a federal navigation channel, if the previously authorized,
serviceable, structure was destroyed by an act of nature or other event, a PCN will be
required and the project reviewed pursuant to the setback guidance in effect at the time
of the request. It is possible that any authorized reconstruction will not be authorized or
rebuilt in the same dimensions or design as the original structure.
8. PCN required for projects in the following rivers, creeks, and their tributaries:
Escambia River, Yellow River, Shoal River, Choctawhatchee River, Chipola River,
Apalachicola River, Ochlockonee River, Santa Fe River, New River (Bradford and Union
JACKSONVILLE DISTRICT 2017 NATIONWIDE PERMITS
Summary of Applicability, Limits, State and Tribal Certifications,
and
Regional Conditions
(March 14, 2017)
1/10
acre; or
Discharg
es into
special
aquatic
sites;
Regional
Conditio
ns #3,
#6, #7,
When
Yes Yes Yes12
required
by
GC#32(d)
(2)
____
____
1/3
acre
WQC MTIF
½
acre
WQC STF
Nontidal
waters
_____
____
Tidal
Water
s
CZM VI
14. Linear
Transportation
Projects
(10/404)
WQC VI
Coordinat
ion by
Corps
with
Federal
and state
agencies
required
CZM PR
PCN
Threshol
d and/or
Require
ments:
WQC PR
Acrea
ge &
Linea
r
Limits
CZM FL
Applic
able
Water
s
WQC FL
Type of
Nationwide
Permit
Yes
GENERAL
CONDITIONS
Permittee
must satisfy
all applicable
general
conditions.
General
Condition #22
restrictions
are noted
below.
Regional Conditions and Water Quality Certification and/or Coastal Zone Consistency
Certification Special Conditions
NOTE: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) Regional Conditions are Jacksonville
District conditions and have (COE) beside the condition. All others are special
conditions attached to Water Quality Certification or concurrence to the Corps' Coastal
Zone Consistency. A Nationwide permit cannot be used in an exclusion area designated
by the Corps (COE). Exclusion areas attached to WQC/CZM are denied without
prejudice until a project-specific WQC and /or CZM concurrence is received. Where
technical notes, guidelines, etc. are referenced in the regional conditions below, these
documents may be subject to revision at any time. It is our intention that the most recent
version of these conditions shall be utilized during the evaluation of the permit
application.
County line), and Econfina Creek. (COE)
9. PCN required for projects proposed within critical habitat for the smalltooth sawfish.
(COE)
10. PCN required for projects in waters accessible to manatees. In Florida, the
permittee shall utilize the following "Standard Manatee Conditions for In-Water Work:"
(http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/endangered_spec
ies/Manatee/2011_StandardConditionsForIn-waterWork.pdf ).
In Puerto Rico, the permittee shall use the following "Antillean Manatee Conservation
Measures for In-Water Work:"
(https://www.fws.gov/caribbean/es/documents/USFWSAntilleanManateeConservationMe
asuresJanuary2012.pdf). (COE)
11. PCN required for projects in WOTUS accessible to sea turtles, smalltooth sawfish,
Gulf sturgeon, or shortnose sturgeon. The permittee shall utilize the "Sea Turtle and
Smalltooth Sawfish Construction Conditions" (see
http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/endangered_speci
es/sea_turtles/inwaterWorkSeaTurtle032306.pdf) as appropriate for the proposed
activity as appropriate for the proposed activity. (COE)
22.
1. Activities qualifying for this NWP must receive applicable Water Quality Certification
Discharges
(WQC) and Coastal Zone Management Act (CZM) consistency concurrence (CZCC) or
not authorized waiver/exemption from the appropriate delegated authority. WQC may be waived for
in Designated certain activities in accordance with Agency statutes. In Florida, under 33 C.F.R. §
Critical
325.2(b)(2), the Corps may presume CZCC concurrence for the exempted activities by
Resource
operation of s. 380.23(7), F.S, and the rules of the F.A.C. adopted thereunder.
Waters 3
(WQC/CZM-FL)
and/or their
2. In the Antilles, 4 this NWP is excluded from use in forested wetlands, submerged
adjacent
aquatic vegetation, 7 coral assemblages, 5 and/or tidal wetlands. (COE)
wetlands.
3. PCN required for all projects in the Antilles 4 and shall be made through the Joint
Permit Process using the most recent and valid DA Permit Application ENG FORM 4345
16
See End of Document for List of Acronyms and Definitions
JACKSONVILLE DISTRICT 2017 NATIONWIDE PERMITS
Summary of Applicability, Limits, State and Tribal Certifications,
and
Regional Conditions
(March 14, 2017)
WQC MTIF
WQC STF
CZM VI
WQC VI
Coordinat
ion by
Corps
with
Federal
and state
agencies
required
CZM PR
PCN
Threshol
d and/or
Require
ments:
WQC PR
Acrea
ge &
Linea
r
Limits
CZM FL
Applic
able
Water
s
WQC FL
Type of
Nationwide
Permit
GENERAL
CONDITIONS
Permittee
must satisfy
all applicable
general
conditions.
General
Condition #22
restrictions
are noted
below.
#8, #9,
#10, #11
17
See End of Document for List of Acronyms and Definitions
Regional Conditions and Water Quality Certification and/or Coastal Zone Consistency
Certification Special Conditions
NOTE: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) Regional Conditions are Jacksonville
District conditions and have (COE) beside the condition. All others are special
conditions attached to Water Quality Certification or concurrence to the Corps' Coastal
Zone Consistency. A Nationwide permit cannot be used in an exclusion area designated
by the Corps (COE). Exclusion areas attached to WQC/CZM are denied without
prejudice until a project-specific WQC and /or CZM concurrence is received. Where
technical notes, guidelines, etc. are referenced in the regional conditions below, these
documents may be subject to revision at any time. It is our intention that the most recent
version of these conditions shall be utilized during the evaluation of the permit
application.
and the form must indicate it is a NWP Pre-Construction Notification. (COE)
4. Excluded from use in the Belle Meade South area bounded by I-75 to the north, CR
951 to the west, Miller Canal to the east, and U.S. 41 to the south in Collier County, FL.
(COE)
5. Excluded from use in Golden Gate Estates, south of Alligator Alley in Collier County.
This NWP may apply up to the 0.5 acre limit within Golden Gate Estates north of
Alligator Alley. (COE)
6. PCN required for projects in WOTUS accessible to the Florida panther. This NWP
does not authorize impacts which may result in adverse effects to the Florida panther or
designated CH unless consultation with USFWS has been concluded with a
determination of no jeopardy and/or no adverse modification to critical habitat. (COE)
7. PCN required for projects in waters that are accessible to manatees. In Florida, the
permittee shall utilize the following "Standard Manatee Conditions for In-Water Work:"
(http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/endangered_spec
ies/Manatee/2011_StandardConditionsForIn-waterWork.pdf ).
In Puerto Rico, the permittee shall use the following "Antillean Manatee Conservation
Measures for In-Water Work:"
(https://www.fws.gov/caribbean/es/documents/USFWSAntilleanManateeConservationMe
asuresJanuary2012.pdf). (COE)
8. PCN required for projects in waters accessible to sea turtles, smalltooth sawfish, Gulf
sturgeon, or shortnose sturgeon. If any of these species occurs, the permittee shall
utilize the following "Sea Turtle and Smalltooth Sawfish Construction Conditions" (see
http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/endangered_speci
es/sea_turtles/inwaterWorkSeaTurtle032306.pdf . (COE)
9. PCN required for projects proposed within critical habitat for the smalltooth sawfish
(COE)
10. PCN required for projects in the following rivers, creeks, and their tributaries:
Escambia River, Yellow River, Shoal River, Choctawhatchee River, Chipola River,
Apalachicola River, Ochlockonee River, Santa Fe River, New River (Bradford and Union
County line), and Econfina Creek. (COE)
11. PCN required for all projects in the Florida Keys through the Joint Permit Process,
or the most recent and valid ENG FORM 4345. Projects require approval from NOAA
Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary prior to construction. (COE)
12. For projects in the Antilles, 4 if bottomless culverts or single-span bridges are not
feasible, culvert construction must comply with the `Culvert Design and Construction
Guidance, Antilles4
(http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/other_permitting_f
actors/2017%20Antilles%20Culvert%20Construction%20Conditions.pdf?ver=2017-01
23-143059-963 )
JACKSONVILLE DISTRICT 2017 NATIONWIDE PERMITS
Summary of Applicability, Limits, State and Tribal Certifications,
and
Regional Conditions
(March 14, 2017)
WQC MTIF
WQC STF
CZM VI
WQC VI
Coordinat
ion by
Corps
with
Federal
and state
agencies
required
CZM PR
PCN
Threshol
d and/or
Require
ments:
WQC PR
Acrea
ge &
Linea
r
Limits
CZM FL
Applic
able
Water
s
WQC FL
Type of
Nationwide
Permit
15. U.S. Coast All
Guard Approved
Bridges (404)
None Regional No
Conditio
ns #3,
#4; #5,
#6, GC
#22
Yes Yes Denied
Yes
16. Return
Water from
Upland
Contained
Disposal Areas
(404)
None Regional No
Conditio
n #3
Yes Yes Denied
Yes
All
GENERAL
CONDITIONS
Permittee
must satisfy
all applicable
general
conditions.
General
Condition #22
restrictions
are noted
below.
Regional Conditions and Water Quality Certification and/or Coastal Zone Consistency
Certification Special Conditions
NOTE: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) Regional Conditions are Jacksonville
District conditions and have (COE) beside the condition. All others are special
conditions attached to Water Quality Certification or concurrence to the Corps' Coastal
Zone Consistency. A Nationwide permit cannot be used in an exclusion area designated
by the Corps (COE). Exclusion areas attached to WQC/CZM are denied without
prejudice until a project-specific WQC and /or CZM concurrence is received. Where
technical notes, guidelines, etc. are referenced in the regional conditions below, these
documents may be subject to revision at any time. It is our intention that the most recent
version of these conditions shall be utilized during the evaluation of the permit
application.
22. Activities 1. Activities qualifying for this NWP must receive applicable Water Quality Certification
in Designated (WQC) and Coastal Zone Management Act (CZM) consistency concurrence (CZCC) or
Critical
waiver/exemption from the appropriate delegated authority. WQC may be waived for
Resource
certain activities in accordance with Agency statutes. In Florida, under 33 C.F.R. §
3
Waters
325.2(b)(2), the Corps may presume CZCC concurrence for the exempted activities by
and/or their
operation of s. 380.23(7), F.S, and the rules of the F.A.C. adopted thereunder.
adjacent
(WQC/CZM-FL)
wetlands
2. In the Antilles, 4 this NWP is excluded from use in forested wetlands, submerged
aquatic vegetation, 7 coral assemblages, 5 and/or tidal wetlands. (COE)
require
notification.
3. PCN required for all projects in the Antilles 4 and shall be made through the Joint
Permit Process using the most recent and valid DA Permit Application ENG FORM 4345
and the form must indicate it is a NWP Pre-Construction Notification. (COE)
4. PCN required for projects in waters that are accessible to manatees. In Florida, the
permittee shall utilize the following "Standard Manatee Conditions for In-Water Work:"
(http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/endangered_spec
ies/Manatee/2011_StandardConditionsForIn-waterWork.pdf ).
In Puerto Rico, the permittee shall use the following "Antillean Manatee Conservation
Measures for In-Water Work:"
(https://www.fws.gov/caribbean/es/documents/USFWSAntilleanManateeConservationMe
asuresJanuary2012.pdf). (COE)
5. PCN required for projects in waters accessible to sea turtles, smalltooth sawfish, Gulf
sturgeon, or shortnose sturgeon. If any of these species occurs, the permittee shall
utilize the following "Sea Turtle and Smalltooth Sawfish Construction Conditions" (see
http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/endangered_speci
es/sea_turtles/inwaterWorkSeaTurtle032306.pdf . (COE)
6. PCN required for projects which may affect the Florida bonneted bat.
22.
1. Activities qualifying for this NWP must receive applicable Water Quality Certification
Discharges
(WQC) and Coastal Zone Management Act (CZM) consistency concurrence (CZCC) or
not authorized waiver/exemption from the appropriate delegated authority. WQC may be waived for
in Designated certain activities in accordance with Agency statutes. In Florida, under 33 C.F.R. §
Critical
325.2(b)(2), the Corps may presume CZCC concurrence for the exempted activities by
operation of s. 380.23(7), F.S, and the rules of the F.A.C. adopted thereunder.
Resource
(WQC/CZM-FL)
Waters 3
and/or their
2. In the Antilles, 4 this NWP is excluded from use in forested wetlands, submerged
adjacent
aquatic vegetation, 7 tidal vegetation, and/or coral assemblages. 5 (COE)
wetlands.
3. PCN required for all projects in the Florida Keys through the Joint Permit Process, or
the most recent and valid ENG FORM 4345. Projects require approval from NOAA
Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary prior to construction. (COE)
18
See End of Document for List of Acronyms and Definitions
JACKSONVILLE DISTRICT 2017 NATIONWIDE PERMITS
Summary of Applicability, Limits, State and Tribal Certifications,
and
Regional Conditions
(March 14, 2017)
WQC MTIF
WQC STF
CZM VI
Project None
w/
FERC
exemp
tion
All
Disch 10 cy
arge below
does OHWM
not
or high
excee tide line;
d 25 Any fill in
cy
special
below aquatic
MHW site;
M or Regional
OHW Conditio
M;
ns #2,
1/10 #5, #6,
acre #7, #8;
#9, #10,
#12,GC
#22
WQC VI
total All
gener activities
ating .
capac
ity<
5000
KW
Coordinat
ion by
Corps
with
Federal
and state
agencies
required
CZM PR
18. Minor
Discharges
(10/404)
PCN
Threshol
d and/or
Require
ments:
WQC PR
17. Hydropower existin
Projects (404)
g
reserv
oirs,
project
license
d by
FERC
Acrea
ge &
Linea
r
Limits
CZM FL
Applic
able
Water
s
WQC FL
Type of
Nationwide
Permit
When
Yes Yes Denied
required
by
GC#32(d)
(2)
Yes
When
Yes Yes Yes12
required
by
GC#32(d)
(2)
Yes
GENERAL
CONDITIONS
Permittee
must satisfy
all applicable
general
conditions.
General
Condition #22
restrictions
are noted
below.
Regional Conditions and Water Quality Certification and/or Coastal Zone Consistency
Certification Special Conditions
NOTE: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) Regional Conditions are Jacksonville
District conditions and have (COE) beside the condition. All others are special
conditions attached to Water Quality Certification or concurrence to the Corps' Coastal
Zone Consistency. A Nationwide permit cannot be used in an exclusion area designated
by the Corps (COE). Exclusion areas attached to WQC/CZM are denied without
prejudice until a project-specific WQC and /or CZM concurrence is received. Where
technical notes, guidelines, etc. are referenced in the regional conditions below, these
documents may be subject to revision at any time. It is our intention that the most recent
version of these conditions shall be utilized during the evaluation of the permit
application.
1. Activities qualifying for this NWP must receive applicable Water Quality Certification
22.
Discharges
(WQC) and Coastal Zone Management Act (CZM) consistency concurrence (CZCC) or
not authorized waiver/exemption from the appropriate delegated authority. WQC may be waived for
in Designated certain activities in accordance with Agency statutes. In Florida, under 33 C.F.R. §
325.2(b)(2), the Corps may presume CZCC concurrence for the exempted activities by
Critical
Resource
operation of s. 380.23(7), F.S, and the rules of the F.A.C. adopted thereunder.
3
(WQC/CZM-FL)
Waters
and/or their
2. PCN in the Antilles 4 shall be made through the Joint Permit Process using the most
adjacent
recent and valid DA Permit Application ENG FORM 4345 and the form must indicate it is
wetlands.
a NWP Pre-Construction Notification. (COE)
3. All projects in the Florida Keys should be submitted through the Joint Permit Process,
or the most recent and valid ENG FORM 4345. Projects require approval from NOAA
Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary prior to construction. (COE)
22. Activities
in Designated
Critical
Resource
Waters 3
and/or their
adjacent
wetlands
require
notification.
19
See End of Document for List of Acronyms and Definitions
1. Activities qualifying for this NWP must receive applicable Water Quality Certification
(WQC) and Coastal Zone Management Act (CZM) consistency concurrence (CZCC) or
waiver/exemption from the appropriate delegated authority. WQC may be waived for
certain activities in accordance with Agency statutes. In Florida, under 33 C.F.R. §
325.2(b)(2), the Corps may presume CZCC concurrence for the exempted activities by
operation of s. 380.23(7), F.S, and the rules of the F.A.C. adopted thereunder.
(WQC/CZM-FL)
2. In the Antilles 4 PCN required for all activities proposed in the areas listed below in
Notes 1 and 2. (COE)
3. PCN in the Antilles 4 shall be made through the Joint Permit Process using the most
recent and valid DA Permit Application ENG FORM 4345 and the form must indicate it is
a NWP Pre-Construction Notification. (COE)
4. In the Antilles, this NWP is excluded from use in forested wetlands, submerged
aquatic vegetation, 7 tidal wetlands, and/or coral assemblages. 5 (COE)
5. PCN required for all projects in the Florida Keys through the Joint Permit Process, or
using the most recent and valid DA Permit Application ENG FORM 4345 and the form
must indicate it is a NWP Pre-Construction Notification. Requires approval from NOAA
Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary. (COE)
6. PCN required for projects proposed within critical habitat for the smalltooth sawfish.
(COE)
7. PCN required for projects in WOTUS accessible to the Florida panther. (COE)
8. PCN required for projects in waters that are accessible to manatees. In Florida, the
permittee shall utilize the following "Standard Manatee Conditions for In-Water Work:"
(http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/endangered_spec
JACKSONVILLE DISTRICT 2017 NATIONWIDE PERMITS
Summary of Applicability, Limits, State and Tribal Certifications,
and
Regional Conditions
(March 14, 2017)
WQC MTIF
WQC STF
Yes Yes Yes12
CZM VI
Regional No
Conditio
ns #2,
#3, #5,
#6, #7,
#8, #10;
GC #22
WQC VI
Naviga 25 cy
ble
below
OHW
M/
MHW
Coordinat
ion by
Corps
with
Federal
and state
agencies
required
CZM PR
19. Minor
Dredging
(10/404)
PCN
Threshol
d and/or
Require
ments:
WQC PR
Acrea
ge &
Linea
r
Limits
CZM FL
Applic
able
Water
s
WQC FL
Type of
Nationwide
Permit
Yes
GENERAL
CONDITIONS
Permittee
must satisfy
all applicable
general
conditions.
General
Condition #22
restrictions
are noted
below.
22. Activities
in Designated
Critical
Resource
Waters 3
and/or their
adjacent
wetlands
require
notification.
20
See End of Document for List of Acronyms and Definitions
Regional Conditions and Water Quality Certification and/or Coastal Zone Consistency
Certification Special Conditions
NOTE: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) Regional Conditions are Jacksonville
District conditions and have (COE) beside the condition. All others are special
conditions attached to Water Quality Certification or concurrence to the Corps' Coastal
Zone Consistency. A Nationwide permit cannot be used in an exclusion area designated
by the Corps (COE). Exclusion areas attached to WQC/CZM are denied without
prejudice until a project-specific WQC and /or CZM concurrence is received. Where
technical notes, guidelines, etc. are referenced in the regional conditions below, these
documents may be subject to revision at any time. It is our intention that the most recent
version of these conditions shall be utilized during the evaluation of the permit
application.
ies/Manatee/2011_StandardConditionsForIn-waterWork.pdf ).
In Puerto Rico, the permittee shall use the following "Antillean Manatee Conservation
Measures for In-Water Work:"
(https://www.fws.gov/caribbean/es/documents/USFWSAntilleanManateeConservationMe
asuresJanuary2012.pdf). (COE)
9. PCN required for projects in waters accessible to sea turtles, smalltooth sawfish, Gulf
sturgeon, or shortnose sturgeon. If any of these species occurs, the permittee shall
utilize the following "Sea Turtle and Smalltooth Sawfish Construction Conditions" (see
http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/endangered_speci
es/sea_turtles/inwaterWorkSeaTurtle032306.pdf . (COE)
10. PCN required for projects in the following rivers, creeks, and their tributaries:
Escambia River, Yellow River, Shoal River, Choctawhatchee River, Chipola River,
Apalachicola River, Ochlockonee River, Santa Fe River, New River (Bradford and Union
County line), and Econfina Creek. (COE)
11. Projects that capture and store water, such as Dispersed Water Management
Projects (DWMP), are excluded from this NWP.
12. PCN required for projects adjacent to Tribal lands, which require review for impacts
to Tribal trust resources prior to use of this NWP when the property on which the project
is occurring is adjacent to Tribal lands.
1. Activities qualifying for this NWP must receive applicable Water Quality Certification
(WQC) and Coastal Zone Management Act (CZM) consistency concurrence (CZCC) or
waiver/exemption from the appropriate delegated authority. WQC may be waived for
certain activities in accordance with Agency statutes. In Florida, under 33 C.F.R. §
325.2(b)(2), the Corps may presume CZCC concurrence for the exempted activities by
operation of s. 380.23(7), F.S, and the rules of the F.A.C. adopted thereunder.
(WQC/CZM-FL)
2. PCN required for all projects in the Antilles 4 and shall be made through the Joint
Permit Process using the most recent and valid DA Permit Application ENG FORM 4345
and the form must indicate it is a NWP Pre-Construction Notification. (COE)
3. PCN required for all projects in the Florida Keys through the Joint Permit Process, or
the most recent and valid ENG FORM 4345. Projects require approval from NOAA
Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary prior to construction. (COE)
4. In the Antilles, 4 this NWP is excluded from use in forested wetlands, submerged
aquatic vegetation, 7 tidal wetlands, and/or coral assemblages. (COE)
5. PCN required for projects proposed within critical habitat for the smalltooth sawfish.
(COE)
6. PCN required for projects in waters that are accessible to manatees. In Florida, the
permittee shall utilize the following "Standard Manatee Conditions for In-Water Work:"
(http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/endangered_spec
JACKSONVILLE DISTRICT 2017 NATIONWIDE PERMITS
Summary of Applicability, Limits, State and Tribal Certifications,
and
Regional Conditions
(March 14, 2017)
None All
When
NAJ
activities required
by
GC#32(d)
(2); if
more
than 300
linear feet
of
intermitte
nt or
ephemer
al stream
bed will
be
impacted
NAJ
NAJ
WQC MTIF
All
Yes Yes Waived
WQC STF
21. Surface
Coal Mining
Operations
(10/404)
No
CZM VI
None None
WQC VI
All
Coordinat
ion by
Corps
with
Federal
and state
agencies
required
CZM PR
20. Oil Spill
Cleanup
(10/404)
PCN
Threshol
d and/or
Require
ments:
WQC PR
Acrea
ge &
Linea
r
Limits
CZM FL
Applic
able
Water
s
WQC FL
Type of
Nationwide
Permit
GENERAL
CONDITIONS
Permittee
must satisfy
all applicable
general
conditions.
General
Condition #22
restrictions
are noted
below.
Yes
NAJ
22.
Discharges
not authorized
in Designated
Critical
Resource
Waters 3
and/or their
adjacent
wetlands.
21
See End of Document for List of Acronyms and Definitions
Regional Conditions and Water Quality Certification and/or Coastal Zone Consistency
Certification Special Conditions
NOTE: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) Regional Conditions are Jacksonville
District conditions and have (COE) beside the condition. All others are special
conditions attached to Water Quality Certification or concurrence to the Corps' Coastal
Zone Consistency. A Nationwide permit cannot be used in an exclusion area designated
by the Corps (COE). Exclusion areas attached to WQC/CZM are denied without
prejudice until a project-specific WQC and /or CZM concurrence is received. Where
technical notes, guidelines, etc. are referenced in the regional conditions below, these
documents may be subject to revision at any time. It is our intention that the most recent
version of these conditions shall be utilized during the evaluation of the permit
application.
ies/Manatee/2011_StandardConditionsForIn-waterWork.pdf ).
In Puerto Rico, the permittee shall use the following "Antillean Manatee Conservation
Measures for In-Water Work:"
(https://www.fws.gov/caribbean/es/documents/USFWSAntilleanManateeConservationMe
asuresJanuary2012.pdf). (COE)
7. PCN required for projects in waters accessible to sea turtles, smalltooth sawfish, Gulf
sturgeon, or shortnose sturgeon. If any of these species occurs, the permittee shall
utilize the following "Sea Turtle and Smalltooth Sawfish Construction Conditions" (see
http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/endangered_speci
es/sea_turtles/inwaterWorkSeaTurtle032306.pdf . (COE)
8. PCN required for projects in the following rivers, creeks, and their tributaries:
Escambia River, Yellow River, Shoal River, Choctawhatchee River, Chipola River,
Apalachicola River, Ochlockonee River, Santa Fe River, New River (Bradford and Union
County line), and Econfina Creek. (COE)
9. Hopper dredging is not allowed under this NWP. (COE)
10. In Antilles, activities that may cause adverse impacts to coral assemblages 5 are not
authorized. (COE)
1. Activities authorized under this NWP shall be conducted in conformance with the
National Response Team Integrated Contingency Plan Guidance, available at 1-800
424-9346 and in conformance with any applicable emergency order for oil spill or
hazardous waste control, clean-up, and recovery/restoration issued by the DEP.
(WQC/CZM-FL, NMFS)
NONE. COAL MINING DOES NOT OCCUR IN THE JACKSONVILLE DISTRICT
JACKSONVILLE DISTRICT 2017 NATIONWIDE PERMITS
Summary of Applicability, Limits, State and Tribal Certifications,
and
Regional Conditions
(March 14, 2017)
22. Activities
in Designated
Critical
Resource
Waters 3
and/or their
adjacent
wetlands
require
notification.
23. Approved
Categorical
Exclusions
(10/404)
All
None Those
stipulate
d by the
CatExs
themselv
es; GC
#22,
If
Yes Yes Yes12
stipulated
by the
CatExs
themselv
es;
Yes
22. Activities
in Designated
Critical
Resource
Waters 3
and/or their
adjacent
WQC MTIF
Yes
WQC STF
When
Yes Yes Yes12
required
by
GC#32(d)
(2)
CZM VI
None Vessels
listed/ or
eligible
for
NRHP;
activity
in
special
aquatic
sites;
regional
condition
#2, #4,
#5, #6;
#7, GC
#22
WQC VI
All
Coordinat
ion by
Corps
with
Federal
and state
agencies
required
CZM PR
22. Removal of
Vessels
(10/404)
PCN
Threshol
d and/or
Require
ments:
WQC PR
Acrea
ge &
Linea
r
Limits
CZM FL
Applic
able
Water
s
WQC FL
Type of
Nationwide
Permit
GENERAL
CONDITIONS
Permittee
must satisfy
all applicable
general
conditions.
General
Condition #22
restrictions
are noted
below.
22
See End of Document for List of Acronyms and Definitions
Regional Conditions and Water Quality Certification and/or Coastal Zone Consistency
Certification Special Conditions
NOTE: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) Regional Conditions are Jacksonville
District conditions and have (COE) beside the condition. All others are special
conditions attached to Water Quality Certification or concurrence to the Corps' Coastal
Zone Consistency. A Nationwide permit cannot be used in an exclusion area designated
by the Corps (COE). Exclusion areas attached to WQC/CZM are denied without
prejudice until a project-specific WQC and /or CZM concurrence is received. Where
technical notes, guidelines, etc. are referenced in the regional conditions below, these
documents may be subject to revision at any time. It is our intention that the most recent
version of these conditions shall be utilized during the evaluation of the permit
application.
1. Activities qualifying for this NWP must receive applicable Water Quality Certification
(WQC) and Coastal Zone Management Act (CZM) consistency concurrence (CZCC) or
waiver/exemption from the appropriate delegated authority. WQC may be waived for
certain activities in accordance with Agency statutes. In Florida, under 33 C.F.R. §
325.2(b)(2), the Corps may presume CZCC concurrence for the exempted activities by
operation of s. 380.23(7), F.S, and the rules of the F.A.C. adopted thereunder.
(WQC/CZM-FL)
2. PCN required prior to use in forested wetlands, submerged aquatic vegetation, 7 tidal
wetlands, and/or coral assemblages. 5 (COE)
3. PCN in the Antilles 4 shall be made through the Joint Permit Process using the most
recent and valid DA Permit Application ENG FORM 4345 and the form must indicate it is
a NWP Pre-Construction Notification. (COE)
4. PCN required for projects in waters that are accessible to manatees. In Florida, the
permittee shall utilize the following "Standard Manatee Conditions for In-Water Work:"
(http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/endangered_spec
ies/Manatee/2011_StandardConditionsForIn-waterWork.pdf ).
In Puerto Rico, the permittee shall use the following "Antillean Manatee Conservation
Measures for In-Water Work:"
(https://www.fws.gov/caribbean/es/documents/USFWSAntilleanManateeConservationMe
asuresJanuary2012.pdf). (COE)
5. PCN required for projects in waters accessible to sea turtles, smalltooth sawfish, Gulf
sturgeon, or shortnose sturgeon. If any of these species occurs, the permittee shall
utilize the following "Sea Turtle and Smalltooth Sawfish Construction Conditions" (see
http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/endangered_speci
es/sea_turtles/inwaterWorkSeaTurtle032306.pdf . (COE)
6. PCN required if the activity is proposed within designated critical habitat for any
federally listed species.(COE)
7. PCN required for all projects in the Florida Keys through the Joint Permit Process, or
the most recent and valid ENG FORM 4345. Projects require approval from NOAA
Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary prior to construction. (COE)
8. In Antilles, activities that may cause adverse impacts to coral assemblages 5 are not
authorized. (COE)
1. Activities qualifying for this NWP must receive applicable Water Quality Certification
(WQC) and Coastal Zone Management Act (CZM) consistency concurrence (CZCC) or
waiver/exemption from the appropriate delegated authority. WQC may be waived for
certain activities in accordance with Agency statutes. In Florida, under 33 C.F.R. §
325.2(b)(2), the Corps may presume CZCC concurrence for the exempted activities by
operation of s. 380.23(7), F.S, and the rules of the F.A.C. adopted thereunder.
(WQC/CZM-FL)
JACKSONVILLE DISTRICT 2017 NATIONWIDE PERMITS
Summary of Applicability, Limits, State and Tribal Certifications,
and
Regional Conditions
(March 14, 2017)
WQC MTIF
WQC STF
CZM VI
WQC VI
Coordinat
ion by
Corps
with
Federal
and state
agencies
required
CZM PR
PCN
Threshol
d and/or
Require
ments:
WQC PR
Acrea
ge &
Linea
r
Limits
CZM FL
Applic
able
Water
s
WQC FL
Type of
Nationwide
Permit
Regional
General
Conditio
ns #3,
#4, #5,
#6
24. Indian Tribe All
or State
Administered
Section 404
Programs (10)
25. Structural
All
Discharges
(404)
None None
GENERAL
CONDITIONS
Permittee
must satisfy
all applicable
general
conditions.
General
Condition #22
restrictions
are noted
below.
wetlands
require
notification.
No
None Regional No
Conditio
n #2; #3,
#4, #5,
GC #22
NAJ
NAJ
NAJ
Yes Yes Denied
NAJ
Yes
22. Activities
in Designated
Critical
Resource
Waters 3
and/or their
adjacent
wetlands
require
notification.
23
See End of Document for List of Acronyms and Definitions
Regional Conditions and Water Quality Certification and/or Coastal Zone Consistency
Certification Special Conditions
NOTE: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) Regional Conditions are Jacksonville
District conditions and have (COE) beside the condition. All others are special
conditions attached to Water Quality Certification or concurrence to the Corps' Coastal
Zone Consistency. A Nationwide permit cannot be used in an exclusion area designated
by the Corps (COE). Exclusion areas attached to WQC/CZM are denied without
prejudice until a project-specific WQC and /or CZM concurrence is received. Where
technical notes, guidelines, etc. are referenced in the regional conditions below, these
documents may be subject to revision at any time. It is our intention that the most recent
version of these conditions shall be utilized during the evaluation of the permit
application.
2. PCN in the Antilles 4 shall be made through the Joint Permit Process using the most
recent and valid DA Permit Application ENG FORM 4345 and the form must indicate it is
a NWP Pre-Construction Notification. (COE)
3 PCN required for projects in waters that are accessible to manatees. In Florida, the
permittee shall utilize the following "Standard Manatee Conditions for In-Water Work:"
(http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/endangered_spec
ies/Manatee/2011_StandardConditionsForIn-waterWork.pdf ).
In Puerto Rico, the permittee shall use the following "Antillean Manatee Conservation
Measures for In-Water Work:"
(https://www.fws.gov/caribbean/es/documents/USFWSAntilleanManateeConservationMe
asuresJanuary2012.pdf). (COE)
4. PCN required for projects in waters accessible to sea turtles, smalltooth sawfish, Gulf
sturgeon, or shortnose sturgeon. If any of these species occurs, the permittee shall
utilize the following "Sea Turtle and Smalltooth Sawfish Construction Conditions" (see
http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/endangered_speci
es/sea_turtles/inwaterWorkSeaTurtle032306.pdf . (COE)
5. PCN required for all projects in the Florida Keys through the Joint Permit Process, or
the most recent and valid ENG FORM 4345. Projects require approval from NOAA
Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary prior to construction. (COE)
6. PCN required in areas with coral assemblages in depths less than 250' (NMFS)
NONE. NO TRIBAL OR STATE ASSUMPTION HAS OCCURRED YET IN THE
JACKSONVILLE DISTRICT.
1. Activities qualifying for this NWP must receive applicable Water Quality Certification
(WQC) and Coastal Zone Management Act (CZM) consistency concurrence (CZCC) or
waiver/exemption from the appropriate delegated authority. WQC may be waived for
certain activities in accordance with Agency statutes. In Florida, under 33 C.F.R. §
325.2(b)(2), the Corps may presume CZCC concurrence for the exempted activities by
operation of s. 380.23(7), F.S, and the rules of the F.A.C. adopted thereunder.
(WQC/CZM-FL)
2. PCN required for all projects in the Antilles 4 and shall be made through the Joint
Permit Process using the most recent and valid DA Permit Application ENG FORM 4345
and the form must indicate it is a NWP Pre-Construction Notification. (COE)
3. PCN required for projects in waters that are accessible to manatees. In Florida, the
permittee shall utilize the following "Standard Manatee Conditions for In-Water Work:"
(http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/endangered_spec
ies/Manatee/2011_StandardConditionsForIn-waterWork.pdf ).
JACKSONVILLE DISTRICT 2017 NATIONWIDE PERMITS
Summary of Applicability, Limits, State and Tribal Certifications,
and
Regional Conditions
(March 14, 2017)
WQC MTIF
WQC STF
For thin
layer
placemen
t projects.
CZM VI
When
Yes Yes Yes 12
required
by
GC#32(d)
(2)
WQC VI
None All
activities
except
those
undertak
en with
FWS,
NRCS,
FSA,
NMFS,
NOS, or
OSM in
accorda
nce with
the
notificati
on
requirem
ent; GC
#22.
Regional
Conditio
ns #4,
#5, #7,
#8, #9
Coordinat
ion by
Corps
with
Federal
and state
agencies
required
CZM PR
All
PCN
Threshol
d and/or
Require
ments:
WQC PR
Acrea
ge &
Linea
r
Limits
CZM FL
26. [Reserved]
27. Aquatic
Habitat
Restoration,
Enhancement,
and
Establishment
Activities
(10/404)
Applic
able
Water
s
WQC FL
Type of
Nationwide
Permit
Yes
GENERAL
CONDITIONS
Permittee
must satisfy
all applicable
general
conditions.
General
Condition #22
restrictions
are noted
below.
Regional Conditions and Water Quality Certification and/or Coastal Zone Consistency
Certification Special Conditions
NOTE: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) Regional Conditions are Jacksonville
District conditions and have (COE) beside the condition. All others are special
conditions attached to Water Quality Certification or concurrence to the Corps' Coastal
Zone Consistency. A Nationwide permit cannot be used in an exclusion area designated
by the Corps (COE). Exclusion areas attached to WQC/CZM are denied without
prejudice until a project-specific WQC and /or CZM concurrence is received. Where
technical notes, guidelines, etc. are referenced in the regional conditions below, these
documents may be subject to revision at any time. It is our intention that the most recent
version of these conditions shall be utilized during the evaluation of the permit
application.
In Puerto Rico, the permittee shall use the following "Antillean Manatee Conservation
Measures for In-Water Work:"
(https://www.fws.gov/caribbean/es/documents/USFWSAntilleanManateeConservationMe
asuresJanuary2012.pdf). (COE)
4. PCN required for projects in waters accessible to sea turtles, smalltooth sawfish, Gulf
sturgeon, or shortnose sturgeon. If any of these species occurs, the permittee shall
utilize the following "Sea Turtle and Smalltooth Sawfish Construction Conditions" (see
http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/endangered_speci
es/sea_turtles/inwaterWorkSeaTurtle032306.pdf . (COE)
5. PCN required for all projects in the Florida Keys through the Joint Permit Process, or
the most recent and valid ENG FORM 4345. Projects require approval from NOAA
Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary prior to construction. (COE)
22. Activities
in Designated
Critical
Resource
Waters 3
and/or their
adjacent
wetlands
require
notification.
1. Activities qualifying for this NWP must receive applicable Water Quality Certification
(WQC) and Coastal Zone Management Act (CZM) consistency concurrence (CZCC) or
waiver/exemption from the appropriate delegated authority. WQC may be waived for
certain activities in accordance with Agency statutes. In Florida, under 33 C.F.R. §
325.2(b)(2), the Corps may presume CZCC concurrence for the exempted activities by
operation of s. 380.23(7), F.S, and the rules of the F.A.C. adopted thereunder.
(WQC/CZM-FL)
2. PCN in the Antilles 4 shall be made through the Joint Permit Process using the most
recent and valid DA Permit Application ENG FORM 4345 and the form must indicate it is
a NWP Pre-Construction Notification. (COE)
3. Lake restoration projects proposing any type of in-lake disposal of dredged or fill
material are excluded from use of this permit. (COE)
4. PCN required for all projects in the Florida Keys through the Joint Permit Process, or
the most recent and valid ENG FORM 4345. Projects require approval from NOAA
Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary prior to construction. (COE)
5. PCN required for projects in the following rivers, creeks, and their tributaries:
Escambia River, Yellow River, Shoal River, Choctawhatchee River, Chipola River,
Apalachicola River, Ochlockonee River, Santa Fe River, New River (Bradford and Union
County line), and Econfina Creek. (COE)
6. Projects that capture and store water, such as Dispersed Water Management
Projects (DWMP), are excluded from this NWP.
7. PCN required for projects adjacent to Tribal lands which require review for impacts to
Tribal trust resources prior to use of this NWP when the property on which the project is
occurring is adjacent to Tribal lands.
8. PCN required for projects in waters that are accessible to manatees. In Florida, the
permittee shall utilize the following "Standard Manatee Conditions for In-Water Work:"
24
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Summary of Applicability, Limits, State and Tribal Certifications,
and
Regional Conditions
(March 14, 2017)
WQC MTIF
Yes NA
WQC STF
NA
CZM VI
28.
Naviga None Regional No
Modifications of ble
Conditio
Existing Marinas
ns #3,
(10)
#4, #5;
#6, GC
#22
WQC VI
Coordinat
ion by
Corps
with
Federal
and state
agencies
required
CZM PR
PCN
Threshol
d and/or
Require
ments:
WQC PR
Acrea
ge &
Linea
r
Limits
CZM FL
Applic
able
Water
s
WQC FL
Type of
Nationwide
Permit
NA
GENERAL
CONDITIONS
Permittee
must satisfy
all applicable
general
conditions.
General
Condition #22
restrictions
are noted
below.
22. Activities
in Designated
Critical
Resource
Waters 3
and/or their
adjacent
wetlands
require
notification.
25
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Regional Conditions and Water Quality Certification and/or Coastal Zone Consistency
Certification Special Conditions
NOTE: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) Regional Conditions are Jacksonville
District conditions and have (COE) beside the condition. All others are special
conditions attached to Water Quality Certification or concurrence to the Corps' Coastal
Zone Consistency. A Nationwide permit cannot be used in an exclusion area designated
by the Corps (COE). Exclusion areas attached to WQC/CZM are denied without
prejudice until a project-specific WQC and /or CZM concurrence is received. Where
technical notes, guidelines, etc. are referenced in the regional conditions below, these
documents may be subject to revision at any time. It is our intention that the most recent
version of these conditions shall be utilized during the evaluation of the permit
application.
(http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/endangered_spec
ies/Manatee/2011_StandardConditionsForIn-waterWork.pdf ).
In Puerto Rico, the permittee shall use the following "Antillean Manatee Conservation
Measures for In-Water Work:"
(https://www.fws.gov/caribbean/es/documents/USFWSAntilleanManateeConservationMe
asuresJanuary2012.pdf). (COE)
9. PCN required for projects in waters accessible to sea turtles, smalltooth sawfish, Gulf
sturgeon, or shortnose sturgeon. If any of these species occurs, the permittee shall
utilize the following "Sea Turtle and Smalltooth Sawfish Construction Conditions" (see
http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/endangered_speci
es/sea_turtles/inwaterWorkSeaTurtle032306.pdf . (COE)
1. Activities qualifying for this NWP must receive applicable Water Quality Certification
(WQC) and Coastal Zone Management Act (CZM) consistency concurrence (CZCC) or
waiver/exemption from the appropriate delegated authority. WQC may be waived for
certain activities in accordance with Agency statutes. In Florida, under 33 C.F.R. §
325.2(b)(2), the Corps may presume CZCC concurrence for the exempted activities by
operation of s. 380.23(7), F.S, and the rules of the F.A.C. adopted thereunder.
(WQC/CZM-FL)
2. PCN in the Antilles 4 shall be made through the Joint Permit Process using the most
recent and valid DA Permit Application ENG Form 4345 and the form must indicate it is
a NWP Pre-Construction Notification. (COE)
3. PCN required for projects in waters that are accessible to manatees. In Florida, the
permittee shall utilize the following "Standard Manatee Conditions for In-Water Work:"
(http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/endangered_spec
ies/Manatee/2011_StandardConditionsForIn-waterWork.pdf ).
In Puerto Rico, the permittee shall use the following "Antillean Manatee Conservation
Measures for In-Water Work:"
(https://www.fws.gov/caribbean/es/documents/USFWSAntilleanManateeConservationMe
asuresJanuary2012.pdf). (COE)
4. PCN required for projects in waters accessible to sea turtles, smalltooth sawfish, Gulf
sturgeon, or shortnose sturgeon. If any of these species occurs, the permittee shall
utilize the following "Sea Turtle and Smalltooth Sawfish Construction Conditions" (see
http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/endangered_speci
es/sea_turtles/inwaterWorkSeaTurtle032306.pdf . (COE)
5. PCN is required prior to the start of any activity proposed within submerged aquatic
vegetation, 7 tidal wetlands, and/or coral assemblages. (COE)
6. PCN required for all projects in the Florida Keys through the Joint Permit Process, or
the most recent and valid ENG Form 4345. Projects require approval from NOAA
Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary prior to construction. (COE)
JACKSONVILLE DISTRICT 2017 NATIONWIDE PERMITS
Summary of Applicability, Limits, State and Tribal Certifications,
and
Regional Conditions
(March 14, 2017)
WQC MTIF
impacts
to
WOTUS
greater
than 0.25
acre in
the FL
Keys
WQC STF
When
Yes Yes Denied
required
by
GC#32(d)
(2)
CZM VI
1/2
All
acre; activities
300
.
linear
feet
of
strea
m
bed
WQC VI
Non
tidal,
excludi
ng all
wetlan
ds
adjace
nt to
tidal
waters
Coordinat
ion by
Corps
with
Federal
and state
agencies
required
CZM PR
29. Residential
Developments
(10/404)
PCN
Threshol
d and/or
Require
ments:
WQC PR
Acrea
ge &
Linea
r
Limits
CZM FL
Applic
able
Water
s
WQC FL
Type of
Nationwide
Permit
Yes
GENERAL
CONDITIONS
Permittee
must satisfy
all applicable
general
conditions.
General
Condition #22
restrictions
are noted
below.
Regional Conditions and Water Quality Certification and/or Coastal Zone Consistency
Certification Special Conditions
NOTE: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) Regional Conditions are Jacksonville
District conditions and have (COE) beside the condition. All others are special
conditions attached to Water Quality Certification or concurrence to the Corps' Coastal
Zone Consistency. A Nationwide permit cannot be used in an exclusion area designated
by the Corps (COE). Exclusion areas attached to WQC/CZM are denied without
prejudice until a project-specific WQC and /or CZM concurrence is received. Where
technical notes, guidelines, etc. are referenced in the regional conditions below, these
documents may be subject to revision at any time. It is our intention that the most recent
version of these conditions shall be utilized during the evaluation of the permit
application.
7. In Antilles, activities that may cause adverse impacts to coral assemblages 5 are not
authorized. (COE)
8. In Florida, PCN required for projects proposed adjacent to Federal projects. No
structures, including mooring piles, authorized under this Nationwide Permit shall be
within the established setback, calculated from the near design edge of the channel until
coordination and concurrence by the Navigation business line is complete. The setback
may vary between different Federal channels and between specific reaches of the same
Federal channel. Exact locations of the proposed work may be verified by use of Florida
State Plane Coordinate System (XY coordinates). Any activity within Federal project
lands, including rights-of-way, may require the permittee to enter into a consent-to
easement or other real estate instrument with the Real Estate Division, U.S. Army Corps
of Engineers, Jacksonville or Mobile District, as appropriate, prior to the commencement
of any construction activity. (COE) Aids to navigation and related informational signage
must comply with the latest guidance on setbacks to the Federal Channel (i.e., Setback
Guidance for Structures Along Certain Federal Channels, December 2013).
22.
1. Activities qualifying for this NWP must receive applicable Water Quality Certification
Discharges
(WQC) and Coastal Zone Management Act (CZM) consistency concurrence (CZCC) or
not authorized waiver/exemption from the appropriate delegated authority. WQC may be waived for
in Designated certain activities in accordance with Agency statutes. In Florida, under 33 C.F.R. §
325.2(b)(2), the Corps may presume CZCC concurrence for the exempted activities by
Critical
operation of s. 380.23(7), F.S, and the rules of the F.A.C. adopted thereunder.
Resource
(WQC/CZM-FL)
Waters 3
and/or their
2. PCN in the Antilles 4 shall be made through the Joint Permit Process using the most
adjacent
recent and valid DA Permit Application ENG Form 4345 and the form must indicate it is
wetlands.
a NWP Pre-Construction Notification. (COE)
3. Excluded from use in forested wetlands in the Antilles. 4 (COE)
4. Projects in the Florida Keys must be submitted through the Joint Permit Process, or
the most recent and valid ENG Form 4345. Projects require approval from NOAA
Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary prior to construction. (COE)
5. Excluded from use in Golden Gate Estates, south of Alligator Alley in Collier County.
(COE)
6. Excluded from use in the Belle Meade South area bounded by I-75 to the north, CR
951 to the west, Miller Canal to the east, and U.S. 41 to the south in Collier County, FL.
(COE)
7. Excluded from use in the Florida panther consultation area (south of the
Caloosahatchee River) as defined in the Florida panther effect determination key
(http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/endangered_spec
ies/Panther/pantherKey_Letter2007FEB19.pdf). (COE, FWS)
8. Projects in the Florida Keys that propose impacts to WOTUS greater than 0.25 acre
26
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JACKSONVILLE DISTRICT 2017 NATIONWIDE PERMITS
Summary of Applicability, Limits, State and Tribal Certifications,
and
Regional Conditions
(March 14, 2017)
WQC MTIF
WQC STF
CZM VI
WQC VI
Coordinat
ion by
Corps
with
Federal
and state
agencies
required
CZM PR
PCN
Threshol
d and/or
Require
ments:
WQC PR
Acrea
ge &
Linea
r
Limits
CZM FL
Applic
able
Water
s
WQC FL
Type of
Nationwide
Permit
30. Moist Soil
NonManagement for tidal
Wildlife (404)
None GC #22.
Regional
Conditio
n #3
When
Yes Yes Yes12
required
by
GC#32(d)
(2)
Yes
31.
All
Maintenance of
Existing Flood
Control Facilities
(10/404)
Proje All
cts
activities
previ .
ously
permi
tted
by, or
built
by
the
Corps
.
When
Yes Yes Denied
required
by
GC#32(d)
(2)
Yes
32. Completed All
Enforcement
Actions (10/404)
5
Regional No
acres Conditio
(nonti n
dal);
1
acre
(tidal)
Yes Yes Denied
(see
full text
in
letter)
Yes
GENERAL
CONDITIONS
Permittee
must satisfy
all applicable
general
conditions.
General
Condition #22
restrictions
are noted
below.
Regional Conditions and Water Quality Certification and/or Coastal Zone Consistency
Certification Special Conditions
NOTE: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) Regional Conditions are Jacksonville
District conditions and have (COE) beside the condition. All others are special
conditions attached to Water Quality Certification or concurrence to the Corps' Coastal
Zone Consistency. A Nationwide permit cannot be used in an exclusion area designated
by the Corps (COE). Exclusion areas attached to WQC/CZM are denied without
prejudice until a project-specific WQC and /or CZM concurrence is received. Where
technical notes, guidelines, etc. are referenced in the regional conditions below, these
documents may be subject to revision at any time. It is our intention that the most recent
version of these conditions shall be utilized during the evaluation of the permit
application.
must be coordinated with the EPA, Region IV, (EPA)
22. Activities 1. Activities qualifying for this NWP must receive applicable Water Quality Certification
in Designated (WQC) and Coastal Zone Management Act (CZM) consistency concurrence (CZCC) or
Critical
waiver/exemption from the appropriate delegated authority. WQC may be waived for
Resource
certain activities in accordance with Agency statutes. In Florida, under 33 C.F.R. §
Waters 3
325.2(b)(2), the Corps may presume CZCC concurrence for the exempted activities by
and/or their
operation of s. 380.23(7), F.S, and the rules of the F.A.C. adopted thereunder.
adjacent
(WQC/CZM-FL)
wetlands
2. PCN in the Antilles 4 shall be made through the Joint Permit Process using the most
recent and valid DA Permit Application ENG Form 4345 and the form must indicate it is
require
notification.
a NWP Pre-Construction Notification. (COE)
3. PCN required for all projects in the Florida Keys through the Joint Permit Process, or
the most recent and valid ENG Form 4345. Projects require approval from NOAA
Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary. (COE)
22.
1. Activities qualifying for this NWP must receive applicable Water Quality Certification
Discharges
(WQC) and Coastal Zone Management Act (CZM) consistency concurrence (CZCC) or
not authorized waiver/exemption from the appropriate delegated authority. WQC may be waived for
in Designated certain activities in accordance with Agency statutes. In Florida, under 33 C.F.R. §
Critical
325.2(b)(2), the Corps may presume CZCC concurrence for the exempted activities by
Resource
operation of s. 380.23(7), F.S, and the rules of the F.A.C. adopted thereunder.
Waters 3
(WQC/CZM-FL)
and/or their
2. Projects in the Antilles 4 shall be made through the Joint Permit Process using the
adjacent
most recent and valid DA Permit Application ENG Form 4345 and the form must indicate
wetlands.
it is a NWP Pre-Construction Notification. (COE)
3. All projects in the Florida Keys should be submitted through the Joint Permit Process,
or the most recent and valid ENG Form 4345. Projects require approval from NOAA
Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary prior to construction. (COE)
1. Activities qualifying for this NWP must receive applicable Water Quality Certification
(WQC) and Coastal Zone Management Act (CZM) consistency concurrence (CZCC) or
waiver/exemption from the appropriate delegated authority. WQC may be waived for
certain activities in accordance with Agency statutes. In Florida, under 33 C.F.R. §
325.2(b)(2), the Corps may presume CZCC concurrence for the exempted activities by
operation of s. 380.23(7), F.S, and the rules of the F.A.C. adopted thereunder.
(WQC/CZM-FL)
2. In the Antilles 4 applications shall be submitted through the Joint Permit Process
using the most recent and valid DA Permit Application ENG Form 4345 and the form
must indicate it is a NWP Pre-Construction Notification. (COE). The application must
also contain the information described in General Condition 31. (COE)
27
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JACKSONVILLE DISTRICT 2017 NATIONWIDE PERMITS
Summary of Applicability, Limits, State and Tribal Certifications,
and
Regional Conditions
(March 14, 2017)
34. Cranberry
Production
Activities (404)
All
10
All
When
NA
acres activities required
by
GC#32(d)
(2)
NA
NA
35.
Maintenance
Dredging of
Existing Basins
(10)
Naviga None Regional No
ble
Conditio
ns #3,
#4, #5,
#6, #7,
#8, #10,
#11, #12
Yes NA
NA
22. Activities
in Designated
Critical
Resource
Waters 3
and/or their
adjacent
wetlands
require
notification.
22.
Discharges
not authorized
in Designated
Critical
Resource
Waters 3
and/or their
adjacent
wetlands.
NA
NA
WQC MTIF
22. Activities
in Designated
Critical
Resource
Waters 3
and/or their
adjacent
wetlands
require
notification.
WQC STF
Yes
CZM VI
None All
When
Yes Yes Denied
activities required
.
by
GC#32(d)
(2)
WQC VI
All
Coordinat
ion by
Corps
with
Federal
and state
agencies
required
CZM PR
33. Temporary
Construction,
Access and
Dewatering
(10/404)
PCN
Threshol
d and/or
Require
ments:
WQC PR
Acrea
ge &
Linea
r
Limits
CZM FL
Applic
able
Water
s
WQC FL
Type of
Nationwide
Permit
GENERAL
CONDITIONS
Permittee
must satisfy
all applicable
general
conditions.
General
Condition #22
restrictions
are noted
below.
28
See End of Document for List of Acronyms and Definitions
Regional Conditions and Water Quality Certification and/or Coastal Zone Consistency
Certification Special Conditions
NOTE: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) Regional Conditions are Jacksonville
District conditions and have (COE) beside the condition. All others are special
conditions attached to Water Quality Certification or concurrence to the Corps' Coastal
Zone Consistency. A Nationwide permit cannot be used in an exclusion area designated
by the Corps (COE). Exclusion areas attached to WQC/CZM are denied without
prejudice until a project-specific WQC and /or CZM concurrence is received. Where
technical notes, guidelines, etc. are referenced in the regional conditions below, these
documents may be subject to revision at any time. It is our intention that the most recent
version of these conditions shall be utilized during the evaluation of the permit
application.
1. In Florida, the activities under this NWP may have already have received WQC and
applicable CZCC as part of a permit under Part IV of Chapter 373, F.S., and any
applicable authorization for work on state-owned submerged lands under Chapter 253,
F.S., for the larger activity for which construction access is required. If it has not, prior to
the initiation of any construction or alteration under this NWP, the construction access
must be authorized by the applicable permits required under Chapter 373, F.S., by the
DEP, a WMD under Section 373.069, F.S., or a delegated local government under
Section 373.441, F.S., as well as any authorization required for the use of state-owned
submerged lands under Chapter 253, F.S., and, as applicable, Chapter 258, F.S.
(WQC/CZM-FL)
2. PCN in the Antilles 4 shall be made through the Joint Permit Process using the most
recent and valid DA Permit Application ENG Form 4345 and the form must indicate it is
a NWP Pre-Construction Notification. (COE)
3. Projects in the Florida Keys must be submitted through the Joint Permit Process, or
the most recent and valid ENG Form 4345. Projects require approval from NOAA
Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary.
NONE. CRANBERRY PRODUCTION DOES NOT OCCUR IN THE JACKSONVILLE
DISTRICT.
1. Activities qualifying for this NWP must receive applicable Water Quality Certification
(WQC) and Coastal Zone Management Act (CZM) consistency concurrence (CZCC) or
waiver/exemption from the appropriate delegated authority. WQC may be waived for
certain activities in accordance with Agency statutes. In Florida, under 33 C.F.R. §
325.2(b)(2), the Corps may presume CZCC concurrence for the exempted activities by
operation of s. 380.23(7), F.S, and the rules of the F.A.C. adopted thereunder.
(WQC/CZM-FL)
2. On Tribal lands (i.e., Miccosukee and the Seminole Tribes of Florida) the following
conditions will apply:
(a) Dredging authorized by this NWP will not exceed the originally excavated depth.
(WQC-STF)
(b) This permit does not authorize the removal of plugs or connections of any canal
to navigable waters of the U.S. (WQC-STF)
JACKSONVILLE DISTRICT 2017 NATIONWIDE PERMITS
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and
Regional Conditions
(March 14, 2017)
WQC MTIF
WQC STF
Yes Yes Yes12
CZM VI
36. Boat
All
50 cy; Regional No
Ramps (10/404) except 20 ft Conditio
special width ns #3,
WQC VI
Coordinat
ion by
Corps
with
Federal
and state
agencies
required
CZM PR
PCN
Threshol
d and/or
Require
ments:
WQC PR
Acrea
ge &
Linea
r
Limits
CZM FL
Applic
able
Water
s
WQC FL
Type of
Nationwide
Permit
Yes
GENERAL
CONDITIONS
Permittee
must satisfy
all applicable
general
conditions.
General
Condition #22
restrictions
are noted
below.
22. Activities
in Designated
Critical
29
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Regional Conditions and Water Quality Certification and/or Coastal Zone Consistency
Certification Special Conditions
NOTE: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) Regional Conditions are Jacksonville
District conditions and have (COE) beside the condition. All others are special
conditions attached to Water Quality Certification or concurrence to the Corps' Coastal
Zone Consistency. A Nationwide permit cannot be used in an exclusion area designated
by the Corps (COE). Exclusion areas attached to WQC/CZM are denied without
prejudice until a project-specific WQC and /or CZM concurrence is received. Where
technical notes, guidelines, etc. are referenced in the regional conditions below, these
documents may be subject to revision at any time. It is our intention that the most recent
version of these conditions shall be utilized during the evaluation of the permit
application.
(c) Documentation shall be provided showing the originally authorized depth. (WQC
STF)
(d) Any spoil material shall be deposited at a self-contained upland spoil site in such
a manner that it will be totally contained in the uplands without discharge. (WQC-STF)
3. Dredging activities and associated spoil disposal on Tribal lands or in Tribal waters
must receive prior written approval from the Miccosukee Tribe.
4. PCN required for all projects in the Florida Keys through the Joint Permit Process, or
the most recent and valid ENG Form 4345. Projects require approval from NOAA
Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary. (COE)
5. In Florida a PCN is required prior to the start of any activity proposed within
submerged aquatic vegetation, 7 tidal wetlands, and/or coral assemblages.5 (COE)
6. PCN required for projects proposed within critical habitat for the smalltooth sawfish.
(COE)
7. PCN required for projects in waters that are accessible to manatees. In Florida, the
permittee shall utilize the following "Standard Manatee Conditions for In-Water Work:"
(http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/endangered_spec
ies/Manatee/2011_StandardConditionsForIn-waterWork.pdf ).
In Puerto Rico, the permittee shall use the following "Antillean Manatee Conservation
Measures for In-Water Work:"
(https://www.fws.gov/caribbean/es/documents/USFWSAntilleanManateeConservationMe
asuresJanuary2012.pdf). (COE)
8. PCN required for projects in waters accessible to sea turtles, smalltooth sawfish, Gulf
sturgeon, or shortnose sturgeon. If any of these species occurs, the permittee shall
utilize the following "Sea Turtle and Smalltooth Sawfish Construction Conditions" (see
http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/endangered_speci
es/sea_turtles/inwaterWorkSeaTurtle032306.pdf . (COE)
9. Hopper dredging is not allowed under this NWP. (COE)
10. PCN required for projects in the following rivers, creeks, and their tributaries:
Escambia River, Yellow River, Shoal River, Choctawhatchee River, Chipola River,
Apalachicola River, Ochlockonee River, Santa Fe River, New River (Bradford and Union
County line), and Econfina Creek. (COE)
11. PCN in the Antilles 4 shall be made through the Joint Permit Process using the most
recent and valid DA Permit Application ENG Form 4345 and the form must indicate it is
a NWP Pre-Construction Notification. (COE)
12. PCN is required prior to the start of any activity proposed within submerged aquatic
vegetation, 7 tidal wetlands, and/or coral assemblages. (COE, NMFS)
1. Activities qualifying for this NWP must receive applicable Water Quality Certification
(WQC) and Coastal Zone Management Act (CZM) consistency concurrence (CZCC) or
waiver/exemption from the appropriate delegated authority. WQC may be waived for
JACKSONVILLE DISTRICT 2017 NATIONWIDE PERMITS
Summary of Applicability, Limits, State and Tribal Certifications,
and
Regional Conditions
(March 14, 2017)
WQC MTIF
WQC STF
CZM VI
WQC VI
All
Coordinat
ion by
Corps
with
Federal
and state
agencies
required
CZM PR
37. Emergency
Watershed
Protection and
PCN
Threshol
d and/or
Require
ments:
WQC PR
aquati
c sites
Acrea
ge &
Linea
r
Limits
CZM FL
Applic
able
Water
s
WQC FL
Type of
Nationwide
Permit
#5, #6,
#7, #8,
#9, #10;
GC#22
NRC All
When
S,
activities required
USFS
by
GENERAL
CONDITIONS
Permittee
must satisfy
all applicable
general
conditions.
General
Condition #22
restrictions
are noted
below.
Resource
Waters 3
and/or their
adjacent
wetlands
require
notification.
Yes Yes Waived
Yes
22. Activities
in Designated
Critical
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Regional Conditions and Water Quality Certification and/or Coastal Zone Consistency
Certification Special Conditions
NOTE: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) Regional Conditions are Jacksonville
District conditions and have (COE) beside the condition. All others are special
conditions attached to Water Quality Certification or concurrence to the Corps' Coastal
Zone Consistency. A Nationwide permit cannot be used in an exclusion area designated
by the Corps (COE). Exclusion areas attached to WQC/CZM are denied without
prejudice until a project-specific WQC and /or CZM concurrence is received. Where
technical notes, guidelines, etc. are referenced in the regional conditions below, these
documents may be subject to revision at any time. It is our intention that the most recent
version of these conditions shall be utilized during the evaluation of the permit
application.
certain activities in accordance with Agency statutes. In Florida, under 33 C.F.R. §
325.2(b)(2), the Corps may presume CZCC concurrence for the exempted activities by
operation of s. 380.23(7), F.S, and the rules of the F.A.C. adopted thereunder.
(WQC/CZM-FL)
2. No boat ramps may be constructed on Tribal lands or in Tribal waters without prior
written approval of the STF or Miccosukee Tribe. (WQC-STF)
3. PCN required for all projects in the Florida Keys through the Joint Permit Process, or
the most recent and valid ENG Form 4345. Projects require approval from NOAA
Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary prior to construction. (COE)
4. Excluded in areas without existing access to navigation channels where the minimum
water depth for ingress to or egress from the navigation channels is less than -3 feet at
mean or ordinary low water. (COE)
5. PCN required for projects in WOTUS accessible to the Florida panther. (COE)
6. In Florida, PCN required for projects proposed within critical habitat for the smalltooth
sawfish. (COE)
7. PCN required for projects in waters that are accessible to manatees. In Florida, the
permittee shall utilize the following "Standard Manatee Conditions for In-Water Work:"
(http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/endangered_spec
ies/Manatee/2011_StandardConditionsForIn-waterWork.pdf ).
In Puerto Rico, the permittee shall use the following "Antillean Manatee Conservation
Measures for In-Water Work:"
(https://www.fws.gov/caribbean/es/documents/USFWSAntilleanManateeConservationMe
asuresJanuary2012.pdf). (COE)
8. PCN required for projects in waters accessible to sea turtles, smalltooth sawfish, Gulf
sturgeon, or shortnose sturgeon. If any of these species occurs, the permittee shall
utilize the following "Sea Turtle and Smalltooth Sawfish Construction Conditions" (see
http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/endangered_speci
es/sea_turtles/inwaterWorkSeaTurtle032306.pdf . (COE)
9. PCN required for all projects in the Antilles 4 and shall be made through the Joint
Permit Process using the most recent and valid DA Permit Application ENG Form 4345
and the form must indicate it is a NWP Pre-Construction Notification. (COE)
10. PCN required for projects in the following rivers, creeks, and their tributaries:
Escambia River, Yellow River, Shoal River, Choctawhatchee River, Chipola River,
Apalachicola River, Ochlockonee River, Santa Fe River, New River (Bradford and Union
County line), and Econfina Creek. (COE)
11. In the Antilles, 4 this NWP is excluded from all tidal waters.
1. Activities qualifying for this NWP must receive applicable Water Quality Certification
(WQC) and Coastal Zone Management Act (CZM) consistency concurrence (CZCC) or
waiver/exemption from the appropriate delegated authority. WQC may be waived for
JACKSONVILLE DISTRICT 2017 NATIONWIDE PERMITS
Summary of Applicability, Limits, State and Tribal Certifications,
and
Regional Conditions
(March 14, 2017)
WQC MTIF
WQC STF
CZM VI
WQC VI
, or
DOI
only
Coordinat
ion by
Corps
with
Federal
and state
agencies
required
CZM PR
PCN
Threshol
d and/or
Require
ments:
WQC PR
Rehabilitation
(10/404)
Acrea
ge &
Linea
r
Limits
CZM FL
Applic
able
Water
s
WQC FL
Type of
Nationwide
Permit
GC#32(d)
(2)
38. Cleanup of
Hazardous and
Toxic Waste
(10/404)
All
None All
When
Yes Yes Waived
activities required
by
GC#32(d)
(2)
Yes
39.
Commercial,
and Institutional
Developments
(10/404)
Nontidal,
excludi
ng all
wetlan
ds
adjace
nt to
tidal
waters
½
All
acre; activities
300
linear
feet
of
strea
m
bed
When
Yes Yes Denied
required
by
GC#32(d)
(2) ;
Yes
If more
than 0.25
acre of
WOTUS
in the FL
Keys
GENERAL
CONDITIONS
Permittee
must satisfy
all applicable
general
conditions.
General
Condition #22
restrictions
are noted
below.
Regional Conditions and Water Quality Certification and/or Coastal Zone Consistency
Certification Special Conditions
NOTE: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) Regional Conditions are Jacksonville
District conditions and have (COE) beside the condition. All others are special
conditions attached to Water Quality Certification or concurrence to the Corps' Coastal
Zone Consistency. A Nationwide permit cannot be used in an exclusion area designated
by the Corps (COE). Exclusion areas attached to WQC/CZM are denied without
prejudice until a project-specific WQC and /or CZM concurrence is received. Where
technical notes, guidelines, etc. are referenced in the regional conditions below, these
documents may be subject to revision at any time. It is our intention that the most recent
version of these conditions shall be utilized during the evaluation of the permit
application.
Resource
certain activities in accordance with Agency statutes. In Florida, under 33 C.F.R. §
Waters 3
325.2(b)(2), the Corps may presume CZCC concurrence for the exempted activities by
and/or their
operation of s. 380.23(7), F.S, and the rules of the F.A.C. adopted thereunder.
adjacent
(WQC/CZM-FL)
wetlands
2. PCN in the Antilles 4 shall be made through the Joint Permit Process using the most
require
recent and valid DA Permit Application ENG Form 4345 and the form must indicate it is
notification.
a NWP Pre-Construction Notification. (COE)
22. Activities 1. In Florida, WQC is granted and the Corps may presume CZCC for cleanup
in Designated conducted in accordance with Section 121(e) of CERCLA, and separate state permits
Critical
are not required. Any other cleanup activities under this NWP must be authorized, prior
Resource
to the initiation of any construction or alteration, by the applicable permit required under
3
Waters
Part IV of Chapter 373, F.S., by the DEP, a WMD under Section 373.069, F.S., or a
and/or their
delegated local government under Section 373.441, F.S., and receive WQC and
adjacent
applicable CZCC or waiver thereto, as well as any authorizations required for the use of
wetlands
state-owned submerged lands under Chapter 253, F.S., and, as applicable, Chapter
require
258, F.S. (WQC/CZM-FL)
notification.
2. PCN in the Antilles 4 shall be made through the Joint Permit Process using the most
recent and valid DA Permit Application ENG Form 4345 and the form must indicate it is
a NWP Pre-Construction Notification. (COE)
22.
1. Activities qualifying for this NWP must receive applicable Water Quality Certification
Discharges
(WQC) and Coastal Zone Management Act (CZM) consistency concurrence (CZCC) or
not authorized waiver/exemption from the appropriate delegated authority. WQC may be waived for
in Designated certain activities in accordance with Agency statutes. In Florida, under 33 C.F.R. §
Critical
325.2(b)(2), the Corps may presume CZCC concurrence for the exempted activities by
Resource
operation of s. 380.23(7), F.S, and the rules of the F.A.C. adopted thereunder.
Waters 3
(WQC/CZM-FL)
and/or their
2. PCN in the Antilles 4 shall be made through the Joint Permit Process using the most
adjacent
recent and valid DA Permit Application ENG Form 4345 and the form must indicate it is
wetlands.
a NWP Pre-Construction Notification. (COE)
3. Excluded from use in forested wetlands in the Antilles. 4 (COE)
4. All projects in the Florida Keys must be submitted through the Joint Permit Process,
or the most recent and valid ENG Form 4345. Projects require approval from NOAA
Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary prior to construction. (COE)
5. Excluded from use in Golden Gate Estates, south of Alligator Alley in Collier County.
6. Excluded from use in the Belle Meade South bounded by I-75 to the north, CR 951 to
the west, Miller Canal to the east, and U.S. 41 to the south in Collier County, FL. (COE)
7. Excluded from use in the Florida panther consultation area (south of the
Caloosahatchee River) as defined in the Florida panther effect determination key
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minim
um
neces
sary
When
Yes Yes Denied
required
by
GC#32(d)
(2)
All
activities
.
Reshapi
ng >500
linear ft;
Regional
WQC MTIF
Nontidal,
excludi
ng all
wetlan
ds
adjace
41. Reshaping
Existing
Drainage
Ditches (404)
WQC STF
When
Yes Yes Yes12
required
by
GC#32(d)
(2)
CZM VI
½
All
acre; activities
300
.
linear
feet
of
strea
m
bed
WQC VI
Nontidal,
excludi
ng all
wetlan
ds
adjace
nt to
tidal
waters
Coordinat
ion by
Corps
with
Federal
and state
agencies
required
CZM PR
40. Agricultural
Activities (404)
PCN
Threshol
d and/or
Require
ments:
WQC PR
Acrea
ge &
Linea
r
Limits
CZM FL
Applic
able
Water
s
WQC FL
Type of
Nationwide
Permit
Yes
If more
than 0.25
acre of
impact to
WOTUS
WOTUS
in the
Antilles
Yes
GENERAL
CONDITIONS
Permittee
must satisfy
all applicable
general
conditions.
General
Condition #22
restrictions
are noted
below.
Regional Conditions and Water Quality Certification and/or Coastal Zone Consistency
Certification Special Conditions
NOTE: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) Regional Conditions are Jacksonville
District conditions and have (COE) beside the condition. All others are special
conditions attached to Water Quality Certification or concurrence to the Corps' Coastal
Zone Consistency. A Nationwide permit cannot be used in an exclusion area designated
by the Corps (COE). Exclusion areas attached to WQC/CZM are denied without
prejudice until a project-specific WQC and /or CZM concurrence is received. Where
technical notes, guidelines, etc. are referenced in the regional conditions below, these
documents may be subject to revision at any time. It is our intention that the most recent
version of these conditions shall be utilized during the evaluation of the permit
application.
(http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/endangered_spec
ies/Panther/pantherKey_Letter2007FEB19.pdf). (COE, FWS)
8. Projects in the Florida Keys that propose impacts to WOTUS greater than 0.25 acre
must be coordinated with the EPA, Region IV, (EPA)
22.
1. Activities qualifying for this NWP must receive applicable Water Quality Certification
(WQC) and Coastal Zone Management Act (CZM) consistency concurrence (CZCC) or
Discharges
not authorized waiver/exemption from the appropriate delegated authority. WQC may be waived for
in Designated certain activities in accordance with Agency statutes. In Florida, under 33 C.F.R. §
325.2(b)(2), the Corps may presume CZCC concurrence for the exempted activities by
Critical
operation of s. 380.23(7), F.S, and the rules of the F.A.C. adopted thereunder.
Resource
(WQC/CZM-FL)
Waters 3
and/or their
2. PCN in the Antilles 4 shall be made through the Joint Permit Process using the most
adjacent
recent and valid DA Permit Application ENG Form 4345 and the form must indicate it is
wetlands.
a NWP Pre-Construction Notification. (COE)
3. Excluded from use in forested wetlands in the Antilles. 4 (COE)
4. All projects in the Florida Keys should be submitted through the Joint Permit Process,
or the most recent and valid ENG Form 4345. Projects require approval from NOAA
Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary prior to construction. (COE)
5. Projects adjacent to Tribal lands will require review for impacts to Tribal trust
resources prior to use of this NWP when the property on which the project is occurring is
adjacent to Tribal lands.
5. Excluded from use in the Belle Meade North bounded by I-75 to the south, Golden
Gate Canal to the west, and Miller Canal to the east, and Belle Meade South bounded
by I-75 to the north, CR 951 to the west, Miller Canal to the east, and U.S. 41 to the
south in Collier County, FL. (COE)
6. Excluded from use in Golden Gate Estates, south of Alligator Alley in Collier County.
7. Projects that capture and store water, such as Dispersed Water Management Projects
(DWMP), are excluded from this NWP.
8. In the Antilles, coordination with USFWS is required for projects that impact more
than 0.25 acre of WOTUS. (USFWS)
9. Projects that capture and store water, such as Dispersed Water Management
Projects (DWMP), are excluded from this NWP.
1. Activities qualifying for this NWP must receive applicable Water Quality Certification
(WQC) and Coastal Zone Management Act (CZM) consistency concurrence (CZCC) or
waiver/exemption from the appropriate delegated authority. WQC may be waived for
certain activities in accordance with Agency statutes. In Florida, under 33 C.F.R. §
325.2(b)(2), the Corps may presume CZCC concurrence for the exempted activities by
operation of s. 380.23(7), F.S, and the rules of the F.A.C. adopted thereunder.
(WQC/CZM-FL)
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½
All
acre; activities
300
. l
linear
feet
of
strea
m
bed
43. Stormwater
Management
Facilities (404)
Non½
tidal,
acre;
excludi 300
WQC MTIF
Nontidal,
excludi
ng all
wetlan
ds
adjace
nt to
tidal
waters
WQC STF
42.
Recreational
Facilities (404)
CZM VI
Conditio
n #3, #4,
#6.
WQC VI
nt to
tidal
waters
Coordinat
ion by
Corps
with
Federal
and state
agencies
required
CZM PR
PCN
Threshol
d and/or
Require
ments:
WQC PR
Acrea
ge &
Linea
r
Limits
CZM FL
Applic
able
Water
s
WQC FL
Type of
Nationwide
Permit
When
Yes Yes Denied
required
by
GC#32(d)
(2)
Yes
Yes Yes Denied
Yes
All new
When
construct required
ion or
by
GENERAL
CONDITIONS
Permittee
must satisfy
all applicable
general
conditions.
General
Condition #22
restrictions
are noted
below.
Regional Conditions and Water Quality Certification and/or Coastal Zone Consistency
Certification Special Conditions
NOTE: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) Regional Conditions are Jacksonville
District conditions and have (COE) beside the condition. All others are special
conditions attached to Water Quality Certification or concurrence to the Corps' Coastal
Zone Consistency. A Nationwide permit cannot be used in an exclusion area designated
by the Corps (COE). Exclusion areas attached to WQC/CZM are denied without
prejudice until a project-specific WQC and /or CZM concurrence is received. Where
technical notes, guidelines, etc. are referenced in the regional conditions below, these
documents may be subject to revision at any time. It is our intention that the most recent
version of these conditions shall be utilized during the evaluation of the permit
application.
2. No change in the rate or volume of water discharged from the site from pre
construction conditions is authorized. (WQC/CZM-FL)
3. PCN in the Antilles 4 shall be made through the Joint Permit Process using the most
recent and valid DA Permit Application ENG Form 4345 and the form must indicate it is
a NWP Pre-Construction Notification. (COE)
4. PCN required for all projects in the Florida Keys through the Joint Permit Process, or
the most recent and valid ENG Form 4345. Projects require approval from NOAA
Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary prior to construction. (COE)
5. The PCN shall include a sediment and erosion control plan. (COE)
6. PCN required for projects adjacent to Tribal lands, which require review for impacts to
Tribal trust resources prior to use of this NWP when the property on which the project is
occurring is adjacent to Tribal lands.
7. Excluded from use in Golden Gate Estates, south of Alligator Alley in Collier County.
This NWP may apply within Golden Gate Estates north of Alligator Alley. (COE)
8. Excluded from use in the Belle Meade South bounded by I-75 to the north, CR 951 to
the west, Miller Canal to the east, and U.S. 41 to the south in Collier County, FL. (COE)
9. Projects that capture and store water, such as Dispersed Water Management
Projects (DWMP), are excluded from this NWP.
22.
1. Activities qualifying for this NWP must receive applicable Water Quality Certification
Discharges
(WQC) and Coastal Zone Management Act (CZM) consistency concurrence (CZCC) or
not authorized waiver/exemption from the appropriate delegated authority. WQC may be waived for
in Designated certain activities in accordance with Agency statutes. In Florida, under 33 C.F.R. §
Critical
325.2(b)(2), the Corps may presume CZCC concurrence for the exempted activities by
Resource
operation of s. 380.23(7), F.S, and the rules of the F.A.C. adopted thereunder.
3
(WQC/CZM-FL)
Waters
and/or their
2. PCN in the Antilles 4 shall be made through the Joint Permit Process using the most
adjacent
recent and valid DA Permit Application ENG Form 4345 and the form must indicate it is
wetlands.
a NWP Pre-Construction Notification. (COE)
3. Excluded from use in forested wetlands in the Antilles. 4 (COE)
4. All projects in the Florida Keys should be submitted through the Joint Permit Process,
or the most recent and valid ENG Form 4345. Projects require approval from NOAA
Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary prior to construction. (COE)
5. Excluded from use in the Belle Meade South bounded by I-75 to the north, CR 951 to
the west, Miller Canal to the east, and U.S. 41 to the south in Collier County, FL. (COE)
6. Excluded from use in Golden Gate Estates, south of Alligator Alley in Collier County.
This NWP may apply within Golden Gate Estates north of Alligator Alley. (COE)
22.
1. Activities qualifying for this NWP must receive applicable Water Quality Certification
Discharges
(WQC) and Coastal Zone Management Act (CZM) consistency concurrence (CZCC) or
not authorized waiver/exemption from the appropriate delegated authority. WQC may be waived for
33
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GC#32(d)
(2) ; if
more
than300
linear feet
of
intermitte
nt or
ephemer
al stream
bed will
be lost
non½
tidal
acre
WOTU
S; 300
linear
feet of
intermi
ttent or
ephem
eral
stream
bed
All
When
Yes Yes Denied
activities required
.
by
GC#32(d)
(2)
WQC MTIF
expansio
n but not
mainten
ance;
Regional
Conditio
ns #2,
#5, and
#7
WQC STF
linear
feet
of
strea
m
bed
CZM VI
ng
wetlan
ds
adjace
nt to
tidal
waters
WQC VI
Coordinat
ion by
Corps
with
Federal
and state
agencies
required
CZM PR
PCN
Threshol
d and/or
Require
ments:
WQC PR
Acrea
ge &
Linea
r
Limits
CZM FL
44. Mining
Activities
(10/404)
Applic
able
Water
s
WQC FL
Type of
Nationwide
Permit
Yes
GENERAL
CONDITIONS
Permittee
must satisfy
all applicable
general
conditions.
General
Condition #22
restrictions
are noted
below.
Regional Conditions and Water Quality Certification and/or Coastal Zone Consistency
Certification Special Conditions
NOTE: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) Regional Conditions are Jacksonville
District conditions and have (COE) beside the condition. All others are special
conditions attached to Water Quality Certification or concurrence to the Corps' Coastal
Zone Consistency. A Nationwide permit cannot be used in an exclusion area designated
by the Corps (COE). Exclusion areas attached to WQC/CZM are denied without
prejudice until a project-specific WQC and /or CZM concurrence is received. Where
technical notes, guidelines, etc. are referenced in the regional conditions below, these
documents may be subject to revision at any time. It is our intention that the most recent
version of these conditions shall be utilized during the evaluation of the permit
application.
in Designated certain activities in accordance with Agency statutes. In Florida, under 33 C.F.R. §
Critical
325.2(b)(2), the Corps may presume CZCC concurrence for the exempted activities by
Resource
operation of s. 380.23(7), F.S, and the rules of the F.A.C. adopted thereunder.
(WQC/CZM-FL)
Waters 3
and/or their
2. PCN required prior to start of all work in wetlands adjacent to Deerpoint Lake and its
adjacent
tributaries, Bay County, FL. (COE)
wetlands.
3. PCN in the Antilles 4 shall be made through the Joint Permit Process using the most
recent and valid DA Permit Application ENG Form 4345 and the form must indicate it is
a NWP Pre-Construction Notification. (COE)
4. Excluded from use in the Belle Meade South bounded by I-75 to the north, CR 951 to
the west, Miller Canal to the east, and U.S. 41 to the south in Collier County, FL. (COE)
5. PCN required for all projects in the Florida Keys through the Joint Permit Process, or
the most recent and valid ENG Form 4345. Projects require approval from NOAA
Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary prior to construction. (COE)
6. Excluded from use in Golden Gate Estates, south of Alligator Alley in Collier County.
This NWP may apply within Golden Gate Estates north of Alligator Alley. (COE)
7. PCN required for projects in WOTUS accessible to the Florida panther. (COE)
8. Projects adjacent to Tribal lands shall not be authorized without prior written approval
from the respective Tribal entity (i.e., Miccosukee or Seminole Tribe of Florida. (WQC
STF)
22.
1. Activities qualifying for this NWP must receive applicable Water Quality Certification
Discharges
(WQC) and Coastal Zone Management Act (CZM) consistency concurrence (CZCC) or
not authorized waiver/exemption from the appropriate delegated authority. WQC may be waived for
in Designated certain activities in accordance with Agency statutes. In Florida, under 33 C.F.R. §
Critical
325.2(b)(2), the Corps may presume CZCC concurrence for the exempted activities by
Resource
operation of s. 380.23(7), F.S, and the rules of the F.A.C. adopted thereunder.
Waters 3
(WQC/CZM-FL)
and/or their
2. PCN in the Antilles 4 shall be made through the Joint Permit Process using the most
adjacent
recent and valid DA Permit Application ENG Form 4345 and the form must indicate it is
wetlands.
a NWP Pre-Construction Notification. (COE)
3. Excluded from use in the Belle Meade North bounded by I-75 to the south, Golden
Gate Canal to the west, and Miller Canal to the east, and Belle Meade South bounded
by I-75 to the north, CR 951 to the west, Miller Canal to the east, and U.S. 41 to the
south in Collier County, FL. (COE)
4. Excluded from use in Golden Gate Estates, south of Alligator Alley in Collier County.
This NWP may apply within Golden Gate Estates north of Alligator Alley. (COE)
5. Excluded from use in the Corkscrew Marsh Basin, south of S.R. 82, east of I-75 in
Collier and Lee Counties. (COE)
6. Projects in the Florida Keys should be submitted through the Joint Permit Process, or
34
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JACKSONVILLE DISTRICT 2017 NATIONWIDE PERMITS
Summary of Applicability, Limits, State and Tribal Certifications,
and
Regional Conditions
(March 14, 2017)
WQC MTIF
WQC STF
When
Yes Yes Yes12
required
by
GC#32(d)
(2)
CZM VI
Minim All
um
activities
neces .
sary
WQC VI
All
Coordinat
ion by
Corps
with
Federal
and state
agencies
required
CZM PR
45. Repair of
Uplands
Damaged by
Discrete Events
(10/404)
PCN
Threshol
d and/or
Require
ments:
WQC PR
Acrea
ge &
Linea
r
Limits
CZM FL
Applic
able
Water
s
WQC FL
Type of
Nationwide
Permit
GENERAL
CONDITIONS
Permittee
must satisfy
all applicable
general
conditions.
General
Condition #22
restrictions
are noted
below.
Yes
35
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Regional Conditions and Water Quality Certification and/or Coastal Zone Consistency
Certification Special Conditions
NOTE: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) Regional Conditions are Jacksonville
District conditions and have (COE) beside the condition. All others are special
conditions attached to Water Quality Certification or concurrence to the Corps' Coastal
Zone Consistency. A Nationwide permit cannot be used in an exclusion area designated
by the Corps (COE). Exclusion areas attached to WQC/CZM are denied without
prejudice until a project-specific WQC and /or CZM concurrence is received. Where
technical notes, guidelines, etc. are referenced in the regional conditions below, these
documents may be subject to revision at any time. It is our intention that the most recent
version of these conditions shall be utilized during the evaluation of the permit
application.
the most recent and valid ENG Form 4345. Projects require approval from NOAA
Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary prior to construction. (COE)
7. The PCN shall include a sediment and erosion control plan. (COE, NMFS, FWS)
1. Activities qualifying for this NWP must receive applicable Water Quality Certification
(WQC) and Coastal Zone Management Act (CZM) consistency concurrence (CZCC) or
waiver/exemption from the appropriate delegated authority. WQC may be waived for
certain activities in accordance with Agency statutes. In Florida, under 33 C.F.R. §
325.2(b)(2), the Corps may presume CZCC concurrence for the exempted activities by
operation of s. 380.23(7), F.S, and the rules of the F.A.C. adopted thereunder.
(WQC/CZM-FL)
2. For projects proposed in Florida adjacent to Federally maintained channels, no
structures, including mooring piles, authorized under this NWP shall be within the
established setback, calculated from the near bottom edge of the channel, until
coordination and concurrence with the Navigation business line is complete. The
setback may vary between different Federal channels and between specific reaches of
the same Federal channel. Exact locations of the proposed work may be verified by use
of Florida State Plane Coordinate System (XY coordinates). Any activity within Federal
project lands, including rights-of-way, may require the permittee to enter into a consent
to-easement or other real estate instrument with the Real Estate Division, U.S. Army
Corps of Engineers, Jacksonville or Mobile District, as appropriate, prior to the
commencement of any construction activity. (COE)
3. PCN in the Antilles 4 shall be made through the Joint Permit Process using the most
recent and valid DA Permit Application ENG Form 4345 and the form must indicate it is
a NWP Pre-Construction Notification. (COE)
4. For work in waters accessible to the manatee In Florida, the permittee shall utilize the
following "Standard Manatee Conditions for In-Water Work:"
(http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/endangered_spec
ies/Manatee/2011_StandardConditionsForIn-waterWork.pdf ).
For work in waters accessible to the manatee in Puerto Rico, the permittee shall use the
following "Antillean Manatee Conservation Measures for In-Water Work:"
(https://www.fws.gov/caribbean/es/documents/USFWSAntilleanManateeConservationMe
asuresJanuary2012.pdf). (COE)
5. For work in waters accessible to sea turtles, smalltooth sawfish, Gulf sturgeon, or
shortnose sturgeon. If any of these species occurs, the permittee shall utilize the
following "Sea Turtle and Smalltooth Sawfish Construction Conditions" (see
http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/endangered_speci
es/sea_turtles/inwaterWorkSeaTurtle032306.pdf . (COE)
6. All projects in the Florida Keys should be submitted through the Joint Permit Process,
or the most recent and valid ENG Form 4345. Projects require approval from NOAA
JACKSONVILLE DISTRICT 2017 NATIONWIDE PERMITS
Summary of Applicability, Limits, State and Tribal Certifications,
and
Regional Conditions
(March 14, 2017)
WQC MTIF
WQC STF
CZM VI
WQC VI
None,
unles
s new
proje
ct
area
then
Coordinat
ion by
Corps
with
Federal
and state
agencies
required
CZM PR
Constr 1
ucted acre
feature
s i.e.,
ditche
s and
canals
that
drain
WOTU
S or
redirec
t flow
from
WOTU
S
PCN
Threshol
d and/or
Require
ments:
WQC PR
46. Discharges
in Ditches and
Canals (404)
47. [Reserved]
48. Commercial All
Shellfish
Aquaculture
Activities
(10/404)
Acrea
ge &
Linea
r
Limits
CZM FL
Applic
able
Water
s
WQC FL
Type of
Nationwide
Permit
All
When
Yes Yes Denied
Activities required
.
by
GC#32(d)
(2)
Yes
Yes Yes Denied
Yes
Change All
in
requiring
species; PCN
or
dredge
harvestin
g in
GENERAL
CONDITIONS
Permittee
must satisfy
all applicable
general
conditions.
General
Condition #22
restrictions
are noted
below.
1. Activities qualifying for this NWP must receive applicable Water Quality Certification
(WQC) and Coastal Zone Management Act (CZM) consistency concurrence (CZCC) or
waiver/exemption from the appropriate delegated authority. WQC may be waived for
certain activities in accordance with Agency statutes. In Florida, under 33 C.F.R. §
325.2(b)(2), the Corps may presume CZCC concurrence for the exempted activities by
operation of s. 380.23(7), F.S, and the rules of the F.A.C. adopted thereunder.
(WQC/CZM-FL)
36
See End of Document for List of Acronyms and Definitions
Regional Conditions and Water Quality Certification and/or Coastal Zone Consistency
Certification Special Conditions
NOTE: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) Regional Conditions are Jacksonville
District conditions and have (COE) beside the condition. All others are special
conditions attached to Water Quality Certification or concurrence to the Corps' Coastal
Zone Consistency. A Nationwide permit cannot be used in an exclusion area designated
by the Corps (COE). Exclusion areas attached to WQC/CZM are denied without
prejudice until a project-specific WQC and /or CZM concurrence is received. Where
technical notes, guidelines, etc. are referenced in the regional conditions below, these
documents may be subject to revision at any time. It is our intention that the most recent
version of these conditions shall be utilized during the evaluation of the permit
application.
Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary prior to construction. (COE)
7. The PCN shall include a sediment and erosion control plan. (COE, NMFS, FWS)
1. Activities qualifying for this NWP must receive applicable Water Quality Certification
(WQC) and Coastal Zone Management Act (CZM) consistency concurrence (CZCC) or
waiver/exemption from the appropriate delegated authority. WQC may be waived for
certain activities in accordance with Agency statutes. In Florida, under 33 C.F.R. §
325.2(b)(2), the Corps may presume CZCC concurrence for the exempted activities by
operation of s. 380.23(7), F.S, and the rules of the F.A.C. adopted thereunder.
(WQC/CZM-FL)
2. Prior to work on Tribal lands or in Tribal waters, prior written approval must be
obtained from the Seminole Tribe of Florida or the Miccosukee Tribe. (WQC-STF)
3. Prior to initiation of construction on Tribal lands or in Tribal waters which discharge
into Miccosukee Federal Reservation, under this NWP, prior written approval must be
obtained from the Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida. (WQC-MTIF)
4. PCN in the Antilles 4 shall be made through the Joint Permit Process using the most
recent and valid DA Permit Application ENG Form 4345 and the form must indicate it is
a NWP Pre-Construction Notification. (COE)
5. The PCN shall include a sediment and erosion control plan. (COE)
6. All projects in the Florida Keys should be submitted through the Joint Permit Process,
or the most recent and valid ENG Form 4345. Projects require approval from NOAA
Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary prior to construction. (COE)
7. Projects adjacent to Tribal lands will require review for impacts to Tribal trust
resources prior to use of this NWP when the property on which the project is occurring is
adjacent to Tribal lands.
8. Excluded from use in Golden Gate Estates, south of Alligator Alley in Collier County.
This NWP may apply within Golden Gate Estates north of Alligator Alley. (COE)
9. Excluded from use in the Belle Meade South bounded by I-75 to the north, CR 951 to
the west, Miller Canal to the east, and U.S. 41 to the south in Collier County, FL. (COE)
10. Projects that capture and store water, such as Dispersed Water Management
Projects (DWMP), are excluded from this NWP.
JACKSONVILLE DISTRICT 2017 NATIONWIDE PERMITS
Summary of Applicability, Limits, State and Tribal Certifications,
and
Regional Conditions
(March 14, 2017)
NAJ
WQC MTIF
NAJ
WQC STF
None All
When
NAJ
activities required
by
GC#32(d)
(2)
CZM VI
SAV; or
change
in culture
methods
; or new
project
area.
Regional
Conditio
ns #3,
#5, #7,
#8, #9
WQC VI
>1/2
acre
impac
t to
SAV
Coordinat
ion by
Corps
with
Federal
and state
agencies
required
CZM PR
PCN
Threshol
d and/or
Require
ments:
WQC PR
All
Acrea
ge &
Linea
r
Limits
CZM FL
49. Coal
Remining
Activities
(10/404)
Applic
able
Water
s
WQC FL
Type of
Nationwide
Permit
N N N N NAJ
AJ AJ AJ A
J
GENERAL
CONDITIONS
Permittee
must satisfy
all applicable
general
conditions.
General
Condition #22
restrictions
are noted
below.
22.
Discharges
not authorized
in Designated
Critical
Resource
Waters 3
and/or their
adjacent
wetlands.
37
See End of Document for List of Acronyms and Definitions
Regional Conditions and Water Quality Certification and/or Coastal Zone Consistency
Certification Special Conditions
NOTE: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) Regional Conditions are Jacksonville
District conditions and have (COE) beside the condition. All others are special
conditions attached to Water Quality Certification or concurrence to the Corps' Coastal
Zone Consistency. A Nationwide permit cannot be used in an exclusion area designated
by the Corps (COE). Exclusion areas attached to WQC/CZM are denied without
prejudice until a project-specific WQC and /or CZM concurrence is received. Where
technical notes, guidelines, etc. are referenced in the regional conditions below, these
documents may be subject to revision at any time. It is our intention that the most recent
version of these conditions shall be utilized during the evaluation of the permit
application.
2. Dredging of sediments is not authorized (except as outlined in Condition 1), except
for harvesting of crabs, sand dollars, sea urchins and similar invertebrates by properly
accredited scientific researchers and private individuals not engaged in commercial
activities. (WQC/CZM-FL)
3. PCN required prior to the start of any activity proposed within submerged aquatic
vegetation, 7 tidal wetlands, and/or coral assemblages. 5 (COE)
4. PCN required for all projects in the Antilles 4 and shall be made through the Joint
Permit Process using the most recent and valid DA Permit Application ENG Form 4345
and the form must indicate it is a NWP Pre-Construction Notification. (COE)
5. PCN required for projects proposed within critical habitat for the smalltooth sawfish.
(COE)
6. Placement of materials for Live Rock culture and the harvesting of Live Rock are
excluded from this nationwide. (COE)
7. PCN required for projects in waters that are accessible to manatees. In Florida, the
permittee shall utilize the following "Standard Manatee Conditions for In-Water Work:"
(http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/endangered_spec
ies/Manatee/2011_StandardConditionsForIn-waterWork.pdf ).
In Puerto Rico, the permittee shall use the following "Antillean Manatee Conservation
Measures for In-Water Work:"
(https://www.fws.gov/caribbean/es/documents/USFWSAntilleanManateeConservationMe
asuresJanuary2012.pdf). (COE)
8. PCN required for projects in waters accessible to sea turtles, smalltooth sawfish, Gulf
sturgeon, or shortnose sturgeon. If any of these species occurs, the permittee shall
utilize the following "Sea Turtle and Smalltooth Sawfish Construction Conditions" (see
http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/endangered_speci
es/sea_turtles/inwaterWorkSeaTurtle032306.pdf . (COE)
9. PCN required for all projects in the Florida Keys through the Joint Permit Process, or
the most recent and valid ENG Form 4345. Projects require approval from NOAA
Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary prior to construction. (COE)
NONE. COAL MINING DOES NOT OCCUR IN THE JACKSONVILLE DISTRICT
JACKSONVILLE DISTRICT 2017 NATIONWIDE PERMITS
Summary of Applicability, Limits, State and Tribal Certifications,
and
Regional Conditions
(March 14, 2017)
When
NAJ
required
by
GC#32(d)
(2)
NAJ
51. Land-Based
Renewable
Energy
Generation
Facilities
(10/404)
Nontidal,
excludi
ng
wetlan
ds
adjace
nt to
tidal
waters
½
All
acre; activities
300
.
linear
feet
of
strea
m
bed
When
Yes Yes Yes12
required
by
GC#32(d)
(2)
NAJ
If greater
than ¼
acre of
impact to
WOTUS
in the
Antilles
WQC MTIF
2
All
acres activities
nontidal
water
s
WQC STF
CZM FL
All
Coordinat
ion by
Corps
with
Federal
and state
agencies
required
CZM VI
WQC FL
50.
Underground
Coal Mining
Activities
(10/404)
PCN
Threshol
d and/or
Require
ments:
WQC VI
Acrea
ge &
Linea
r
Limits
CZM PR
Applic
able
Water
s
WQC PR
Type of
Nationwide
Permit
N N N N NAJ
AJ AJ AJ A
J
Yes
GENERAL
CONDITIONS
Permittee
must satisfy
all applicable
general
conditions.
General
Condition #22
restrictions
are noted
below.
22.
Discharges
not authorized
in Designated
Critical
Resource
Waters 3
and/or their
adjacent
wetlands.
22.
Discharges
not authorized
in Designated
Critical
Resource
Waters 3
and/or their
adjacent
wetlands.
38
See End of Document for List of Acronyms and Definitions
Regional Conditions and Water Quality Certification and/or Coastal Zone Consistency
Certification Special Conditions
NOTE: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) Regional Conditions are Jacksonville
District conditions and have (COE) beside the condition. All others are special
conditions attached to Water Quality Certification or concurrence to the Corps' Coastal
Zone Consistency. A Nationwide permit cannot be used in an exclusion area designated
by the Corps (COE). Exclusion areas attached to WQC/CZM are denied without
prejudice until a project-specific WQC and /or CZM concurrence is received. Where
technical notes, guidelines, etc. are referenced in the regional conditions below, these
documents may be subject to revision at any time. It is our intention that the most recent
version of these conditions shall be utilized during the evaluation of the permit
application.
NONE. COAL MINING DOES NOT OCCUR IN THE JACKSONVILLE DISTRICT
1. Activities qualifying for this NWP must receive applicable Water Quality Certification
(WQC) and Coastal Zone Management Act (CZM) consistency concurrence (CZCC) or
waiver/exemption from the appropriate delegated authority. WQC may be waived for
certain activities in accordance with Agency statutes. In Florida, under 33 C.F.R. §
325.2(b)(2), the Corps may presume CZCC concurrence for the exempted activities by
operation of s. 380.23(7), F.S, and the rules of the F.A.C. adopted thereunder.
(WQC/CZM-FL)
2. PCN in the Antilles 4 shall be made through the Joint Permit Process using the most
recent and valid DA Permit Application ENG Form 4345 and the form must indicate it is
a NWP Pre-Construction Notification. (COE)
3. Excluded from use in forested wetlands in the Antilles. 4 (COE)
4. All projects in the Florida Keys should be submitted through the Joint Permit Process,
or the most recent and valid ENG Form 4345. Projects require approval from NOAA
Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary prior to construction. (COE)
5. Excluded from use in Golden Gate Estates, south of Alligator Alley in Collier County.
This NWP may apply within Golden Gate Estates north of Alligator Alley. (COE)
6. Excluded from use in the Belle Meade South bounded by I-75 to the north, CR 951 to
the west, Miller Canal to the east, and U.S. 41 to the south in Collier County, FL. (COE)
7. In the Antilles, coordination with USFWS required for projects which impact greater
than 0.25 acre of WOTUS. (USFWS)
8. Projects must comply with the USFWS Land-Based Wind Energy Guidelines
(https://www.fws.gov/ecological-services/es-library/pdfs/WEG_final.pdf). (USFWS)
9. In the Antilles, to further protect resources, siting should comply with the USFWS
Caribbean Field Office Wildlife and Habitat Risk Map for Utility-Scale Land-Based Wind
Energy Projects.
https://www.fws.gov/caribbean/es/documents/PR_Habitat_Risk_for_Wind_Energy_Versi
on_4_22_15.pdf (USFWS)
JACKSONVILLE DISTRICT 2017 NATIONWIDE PERMITS
Summary of Applicability, Limits, State and Tribal Certifications,
and
Regional Conditions
(March 14, 2017)
WQC MTIF
WQC STF
CZM VI
When
Yes Yes Yes12
required
by
GC#32(d)
(2)
WQC VI
½
All
acre; Activities
300
.
linear
feet
of
strea
m
bed
Coordinat
ion by
Corps
with
Federal
and state
agencies
required
CZM PR
PCN
Threshol
d and/or
Require
ments:
WQC PR
52. WaterAll
Based
Renewable
Energy
Generation Pilot
Projects
(10/404)
Acrea
ge &
Linea
r
Limits
CZM FL
Applic
able
Water
s
WQC FL
Type of
Nationwide
Permit
Yes
GENERAL
CONDITIONS
Permittee
must satisfy
all applicable
general
conditions.
General
Condition #22
restrictions
are noted
below.
Regional Conditions and Water Quality Certification and/or Coastal Zone Consistency
Certification Special Conditions
NOTE: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) Regional Conditions are Jacksonville
District conditions and have (COE) beside the condition. All others are special
conditions attached to Water Quality Certification or concurrence to the Corps' Coastal
Zone Consistency. A Nationwide permit cannot be used in an exclusion area designated
by the Corps (COE). Exclusion areas attached to WQC/CZM are denied without
prejudice until a project-specific WQC and /or CZM concurrence is received. Where
technical notes, guidelines, etc. are referenced in the regional conditions below, these
documents may be subject to revision at any time. It is our intention that the most recent
version of these conditions shall be utilized during the evaluation of the permit
application.
1. Activities qualifying for this NWP must receive applicable Water Quality Certification
22.
(WQC) and Coastal Zone Management Act (CZM) consistency concurrence (CZCC) or
Discharges
not authorized waiver/exemption from the appropriate delegated authority. WQC may be waived for
in Designated certain activities in accordance with Agency statutes. In Florida, under 33 C.F.R. §
325.2(b)(2), the Corps may presume CZCC concurrence for the exempted activities by
Critical
operation of s. 380.23(7), F.S, and the rules of the F.A.C. adopted thereunder.
Resource
3
Waters
(WQC/CZM-FL)
and/or their
2. In Florida, in addition to not being available in coral reefs, this NWP is not applicable
adjacent
in the following areas: other coral communities, submerged aquatic vegetation 7
wetlands.
communities, live/hard-bottom 6 communities, and shellfish harvesting areas. A visual
survey, conducted by qualified professionals, documenting the benthic 10 habitat types in
the project area must be submitted. (CZM-FL)
3. Unless explicitly allowed by other regional conditions, this NWP is not applicable in
Designated Critical Resource Waters in Florida and other state- and federally-managed
areas such as marine sanctuaries, Habitat Areas of Particular Concern (HAPC), aquatic
preserves, and parks. (CZM-FL)
4. PCN in the Antilles 4 shall be made through the Joint Permit Process using the most
recent and valid DA Permit Application ENG Form 4345 and the form must indicate it is
a NWP Pre-Construction Notification. (COE)
5. For work in waters accessible to the manatee In Florida, the permittee shall utilize the
following "Standard Manatee Conditions for In-Water Work:"
(http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/endangered_spec
ies/Manatee/2011_StandardConditionsForIn-waterWork.pdf ).
For work in waters accessible to the manatee in Puerto Rico, the permittee shall use the
following "Antillean Manatee Conservation Measures for In-Water Work:"
(https://www.fws.gov/caribbean/es/documents/USFWSAntilleanManateeConservationMe
asuresJanuary2012.pdf). (COE)
6. For work in waters accessible to sea turtles, smalltooth sawfish, Gulf sturgeon, or
shortnose sturgeon. If any of these species occurs, the permittee shall utilize the
following "Sea Turtle and Smalltooth Sawfish Construction Conditions" (see
http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/endangered_speci
es/sea_turtles/inwaterWorkSeaTurtle032306.pdf . (COE)
7. All projects in the Florida Keys should be submitted through the Joint Permit Process,
or the most recent and valid ENG Form 4345. Projects require approval from NOAA
Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary prior to construction. (COE)
8. Excluded within the boundaries of Designated Marine Reserves, Marine Protected
Areas 8, and Parks in the Antilles. 4 (COE)
9. In the Antilles, 4 PCN must include a benthic survey 10, which includes documentation
on observed habitat types.
39
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Summary of Applicability, Limits, State and Tribal Certifications,
and
Regional Conditions
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WQC MTIF
WQC STF
CZM VI
Yes Yes Yes12
WQC VI
All
Activities
Coordinat
ion by
Corps
with
Federal
and state
agencies
required
CZM PR
All
PCN
Threshol
d and/or
Require
ments:
WQC PR
53. Removal of
Low head dam.
Acrea
ge &
Linea
r
Limits
CZM FL
Applic
able
Water
s
WQC FL
Type of
Nationwide
Permit
GENERAL
CONDITIONS
Permittee
must satisfy
all applicable
general
conditions.
General
Condition #22
restrictions
are noted
below.
Yes
40
See End of Document for List of Acronyms and Definitions
Regional Conditions and Water Quality Certification and/or Coastal Zone Consistency
Certification Special Conditions
NOTE: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) Regional Conditions are Jacksonville
District conditions and have (COE) beside the condition. All others are special
conditions attached to Water Quality Certification or concurrence to the Corps' Coastal
Zone Consistency. A Nationwide permit cannot be used in an exclusion area designated
by the Corps (COE). Exclusion areas attached to WQC/CZM are denied without
prejudice until a project-specific WQC and /or CZM concurrence is received. Where
technical notes, guidelines, etc. are referenced in the regional conditions below, these
documents may be subject to revision at any time. It is our intention that the most recent
version of these conditions shall be utilized during the evaluation of the permit
application.
10. In the Antilles, 4 excluded from use in submerged aquatic vegetation, 7, 10 coral
assemblages, 5 hard-bottom benthic habitat and designated critical habitat for any
federally listed species under the ESA.
11. In Florida, no structures, including mooring piles, authorized under this Nationwide
Permit shall be within the established setback of a Federal Channel, calculated from the
near design edge of the channel until coordination and concurrence by the Navigation
business line is complete. The setback may vary between different Federal channels
and between specific reaches of the same Federal channel. Exact locations of the
proposed work may be verified by use of Florida State Plane Coordinate System (XY
coordinates). Any activity within Federal project lands, including rights-of-way, may
require the permittee to enter into a consent-to-easement or other real estate instrument
with the Real Estate Division, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Jacksonville or Mobile
District, as appropriate, prior to the commencement of any construction activity. (COE)
Aids to navigation and related informational signage must comply with the latest
guidance on setbacks to the Federal Channel (i.e., Setback Guidance for Structures
Along Certain Federal Channels, December 2013).
12. Projects must comply with the USFWS Land-Based Wind Energy Guidelines
(https://www.fws.gov/ecological-services/es-library/pdfs/WEG_final.pdf). (USFWS)
1. Activities qualifying for this NWP must receive applicable Water Quality Certification
(WQC) and Coastal Zone Management Act (CZM) consistency concurrence (CZCC) or
waiver/exemption from the appropriate delegated authority. WQC may be waived for
certain activities in accordance with Agency statutes. In Florida, under 33 C.F.R. §
325.2(b)(2), the Corps may presume CZCC concurrence for the exempted activities by
operation of s. 380.23(7), F.S, and the rules of the F.A.C. adopted thereunder.
(WQC/CZM-FL)
2. The PCN shall be made through the Joint Permit Process, or the most recent and
valid ENG Form 4345, and the form must indicate it is a NWP Pre-Construction
Notification. (COE)
3. For work in waters accessible to the manatee In Florida, the permittee shall utilize the
following "Standard Manatee Conditions for In-Water Work:"
(http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/endangered_spec
ies/Manatee/2011_StandardConditionsForIn-waterWork.pdf ). (COE, FWC)
For work in waters accessible to the manatee in Puerto Rico, the permittee shall use the
following "Antillean Manatee Conservation Measures for In-Water Work:"
(https://www.fws.gov/caribbean/es/documents/USFWSAntilleanManateeConservationMe
asuresJanuary2012.pdf). (COE)
4. For work in waters accessible to sea turtles, smalltooth sawfish, Gulf sturgeon, or
shortnose sturgeon. If any of these species occurs, the permittee shall utilize the
following "Sea Turtle and Smalltooth Sawfish Construction Conditions" (see
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WQC MTIF
WQC STF
Yes Yes Yes12
CZM VI
500 ft All
lengt Activities
h;
30 ft
below
OHW
M or
high
tide
line
WQC VI
All
Coordinat
ion by
Corps
with
Federal
and state
agencies
required
CZM PR
54. Living
Shorelines 11
PCN
Threshol
d and/or
Require
ments:
WQC PR
Acrea
ge &
Linea
r
Limits
CZM FL
Applic
able
Water
s
WQC FL
Type of
Nationwide
Permit
GENERAL
CONDITIONS
Permittee
must satisfy
all applicable
general
conditions.
General
Condition #22
restrictions
are noted
below.
Yes
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Regional Conditions and Water Quality Certification and/or Coastal Zone Consistency
Certification Special Conditions
NOTE: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) Regional Conditions are Jacksonville
District conditions and have (COE) beside the condition. All others are special
conditions attached to Water Quality Certification or concurrence to the Corps' Coastal
Zone Consistency. A Nationwide permit cannot be used in an exclusion area designated
by the Corps (COE). Exclusion areas attached to WQC/CZM are denied without
prejudice until a project-specific WQC and /or CZM concurrence is received. Where
technical notes, guidelines, etc. are referenced in the regional conditions below, these
documents may be subject to revision at any time. It is our intention that the most recent
version of these conditions shall be utilized during the evaluation of the permit
application.
http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/endangered_speci
es/sea_turtles/inwaterWorkSeaTurtle032306.pdf . (COE)
5. The PCN shall include a sediment and erosion control plan. (COE)
6. The USFWS must be contacted prior to removal of low-head dams in waters
accessible to manatees so that appropriate action can be taken to limit potential adverse
effects to manatees. (USFWS)
1. Activities qualifying for this NWP must receive applicable Water Quality Certification
(WQC) and Coastal Zone Management Act (CZM) consistency concurrence (CZCC) or
waiver/exemption from the appropriate delegated authority. WQC may be waived for
certain activities in accordance with Agency statutes. In Florida, under 33 C.F.R. §
325.2(b)(2), the Corps may presume CZCC concurrence for the exempted activities by
operation of s. 380.23(7), F.S, and the rules of the F.A.C. adopted thereunder.
(WQC/CZM-FL)
2. In the Antilles, the PCN shall be made through the Joint Permit Process using the
most recent and valid DA Permit Application ENG Form 4345 and the form must indicate
it is a NWP Pre-Construction Notification. (COE)
3. All projects in the Florida Keys must receive approval from the FKNMS prior to
construction. (COE)
4. For projects that affect aquatic resources, the completed project should result in a net
gain in aquatic resource function in accordance with requirements outlined in regulations
(i.e., 33 CFR Part 332) and any requirements established by the Florida Fish and
Wildlife Conservation Commission. (COE)
5. Materials authorized for use under this NWP must consist mostly of natural material.
However, plastic bags (Naltex) and plastic mats (UV stabilized) may be used. In
certain cases, biodegradable breakwater stabilization materials such as coir may be
used in place of plastic materials. M a y u s e certain concrete products (e.g.,
sprinkler weights) to add to the "sufficient weight." L arge scale use of concrete as
breakwater or substrate for oyster recruitment is prohibited. Certain metals (e.g., wire
mesh) may be used for enclosing stone in gabions for breakwaters. Oyster mats
should only be used in special cases (e.g., restoring dead margins of reefs,
shoreward of and in association with bags in some cases, and held with cable ties
and weights at all mat comers). (FWC)
6. The structure(s) shall be maintained as necessary in perpetuity in order to maintain
the lift in function and value as required by condition #4, above. (COE)
7. Sills may be constructed in a non-linear manner so as to mimic natural reefs. (FWC)
8. Spacing or gaps between sill material shall be no greater than 8" so as to prevent
entrapment of marine mammals or marine turtles. (FWC)
9. Breaks in structures shall be placed at least every 75 feet and shall be five feet in
width. (FWC)
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WQC MTIF
WQC STF
CZM VI
WQC VI
Coordinat
ion by
Corps
with
Federal
and state
agencies
required
CZM PR
PCN
Threshol
d and/or
Require
ments:
WQC PR
Acrea
ge &
Linea
r
Limits
CZM FL
Applic
able
Water
s
WQC FL
Type of
Nationwide
Permit
GENERAL
CONDITIONS
Permittee
must satisfy
all applicable
general
conditions.
General
Condition #22
restrictions
are noted
below.
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Regional Conditions and Water Quality Certification and/or Coastal Zone Consistency
Certification Special Conditions
NOTE: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) Regional Conditions are Jacksonville
District conditions and have (COE) beside the condition. All others are special
conditions attached to Water Quality Certification or concurrence to the Corps' Coastal
Zone Consistency. A Nationwide permit cannot be used in an exclusion area designated
by the Corps (COE). Exclusion areas attached to WQC/CZM are denied without
prejudice until a project-specific WQC and /or CZM concurrence is received. Where
technical notes, guidelines, etc. are referenced in the regional conditions below, these
documents may be subject to revision at any time. It is our intention that the most recent
version of these conditions shall be utilized during the evaluation of the permit
application.
10. For work in waters accessible to the manatee In Florida, the permittee shall utilize
the following "Standard Manatee Conditions for In-Water Work:"
(http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/endangered_spec
ies/Manatee/2011_StandardConditionsForIn-waterWork.pdf ).
For work in waters accessible to the manatee in Puerto Rico, the permittee shall use the
following "Antillean Manatee Conservation Measures for In-Water Work:"
(https://www.fws.gov/caribbean/es/documents/USFWSAntilleanManateeConservationMe
asuresJanuary2012.pdf). (COE)
11. For work in waters accessible to sea turtles, smalltooth sawfish, Gulf sturgeon, or
shortnose sturgeon. If any of these species occurs, the permittee shall utilize the
following "Sea Turtle and Smalltooth Sawfish Construction Conditions" (see
http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Portals/44/docs/regulatory/sourcebook/endangered_speci
es/sea_turtles/inwaterWorkSeaTurtle032306.pdf . (COE)
12. The PCN must include a benthic survey.10 (NMFS)
13. In the Antilles, 4 this NWP is excluded from use in submerged aquatic vegetation, 7,
10
coral assemblages, 5 hard-bottom benthic habitat and designated critical habitat for
any federally listed species under the ESA. (NMFS-FWS)
14. Projects require approval from NOAA Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary prior
to construction.
15. In Florida, no structures, including mooring piles, authorized under this Nationwide
Permit shall be within the established setback of a Federal Channel, calculated from the
near design edge of the channel until coordination and concurrence by the Navigation
business line is complete. The setback may vary between different Federal channels
and between specific reaches of the same Federal channel. Exact locations of the
proposed work may be verified by use of Florida State Plane Coordinate System (XY
coordinates). Any activity within Federal project lands, including rights-of-way, may
require the permittee to enter into a consent-to-easement or other real estate instrument
with the Real Estate Division, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Jacksonville or Mobile
District, as appropriate, prior to the commencement of any construction activity. (COE)
16. Aids to navigation and related informational signage must comply with the latest
guidance on setbacks to the Federal Channel (i.e., Setback Guidance for Structures
Along Certain Federal Channels, December 2013). (COE)
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Indicates a special condition requiring State of Florida individual review language in verification letter.
1. Puerto Rico: Culebra Island; the coastal zone of La Parguera from Punta Jorobado for a distance of approximately twenty kilometers west to Cabo Rojo; Cartagena Lagoon; Tortuguero Lagoons;
Mona Island; Forest Reserve Area at Piñones and Torrecilla; Las Cabezas; El Yunque; Jobos Bay; Mar Negro; Río Mameyes; Las Cucharillas Marsh; Caño Tiburones; Rio Herrera/Miñi-Miñi/Mediania
area; entire Municipality of Cabo Rojo; Caño Boquillas west of PR-2; Cayures Marsh in Aguada and its contiguous wetlands; the basin wetlands of Bajuras at Isabela, Camuy, and Carrizales in Arecibo;
Prieta wetlands at Vega Alta; San Pedro wetlands in Dorado and Toa Alta; Cienaga Baja in Río Grande; wetlands associated with Herrera and Espiritu Santo Rivers; coastal wetlands of Santa Isabel;
and all Commonwealth designated Natural Reserve areas. Also, areas along Martin Pena Channel and associated wetlands; Pinones State Forest wetlands; Torecilla Alta Pterocarpus Forest - Loiza; El
Faro (Cabezas de San Juan) - Fajardo; wetlands in the Guanica State Forest; Humacao Swamp and Pterocarpus Forest; Caja de Muertos - Ponce, Jobos Bay - Salinas, Mar Negro - Salinas, Boqueron
State Forest - Cabo Rojo; Dorado Pterocarpus Forest; Vieques Bioluminescent Bay; Laguna Tortugero; Caño Tiburones; Espinar Swamp (Aguada-Aguadilla); Laguna Joyuda mangroves - Cabo Rojo;
Pandura and Guardarraya Special Planning Area; and Ceiba State Forest.
2. U.S. Virgin Islands: St. Croix Annally, Green Cay, Isaac Bay, Cramer's Park and East Point, Sandy Point, Salt River, Teague Bay Reef, Vagthus Point, Altonna Lagoon; St. John -- All Cays, Lagoon
Point Newfound Bay, Chocolate Hole, Fish Bay; and St. Thomas -- Botany Bay and Sandy Bay, Coki Cliffs, Mangrove Lagoon (in its entirety), Bovoni wetland area; All cays, Cane Bay, Magens Bay,
Mandahl Bay, Neltjeberg Bay and Stumpy Bay.
3. In accordance with General Condition No. 22, Designated Critical Resource Waters in Florida are:
(a) Wetlands and other surface waters in National Estuarine Research Reserves, NOAA-managed National Marine Sanctuaries and marine monuments, and state designated Outstanding National
Resource Waters: Biscayne National Park; Everglades National Park.
(b) State natural heritage sites, and the Marjorie Harris Carr Cross Florida Greenway State Recreation and Conservation Area.
(c) Wetlands and other surface waters in the Florida Keys, except where explicitly allowed by regional condition for a specific NWP.
(d) Wetlands and other surface waters in active designated State of Florida Areas of Critical State Concern, including the Green Swamp, and the Big Cypress Swamp, and surface waters of the
state (as defined in rule 62-312.030, F.A.C.) in the City of Apalachicola.
4. Antilles: For purposes of these regional conditions, the Antilles means either or both the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico and the Territory of the U.S. Virgin Islands.
5. The term "coral assemblage" includes coral reefs and hard bottom communities, which host species of the genus Acropora as well as other hard and soft coral communities.
6. The term "live/hard-bottom communities" includes any area that contains varying biological assemblages of algal species and/or invertebrates such as corals (stony, soft or black corals), hydroids,
gorgonians, telestaceans, anemones, zoanthids, corallimorphs, worms, bryozoans, tunicates or sponges, living upon and attached to naturally occurring permanent or ephemeral hard or rocky
formations with rough, broken or smooth topography and of variable vertical relief. This would include both natural reefs (e.g., coral reefs, oyster reefs, and worm reefs), and artificial reefs.
7. The term "submerged aquatic vegetation" means the occurrence of one or more species of seagrass, including, but not limited to the following: turtle grass (Thalassia testudinum), manatee grass
(Syringodium filiforme), shoal grass (Halodule wrightii), and dwarf seagrass (Halophila spp).
8. Marine Protected Area: In accordance with Executive Order 13158 (May 26, 2000), a Marine Protected Area is defined as "any area of the marine environment that has been reserved by Federal,
State, territorial, Tribal, or local laws or regulations to provide lasting protection for part or all of the natural and cultural resources therein".
9. Use of gabions for flood control, river channelization or bank stabilization shall not provide a permanent or long term solution (DNER 2009, Guía Para el Manejo de Ríos en Puerto Rico). Gabions
are subject to mesh failure, scour or undercutting, collapse and hydraulic impacts of the water itself. The use of gabions or reno mattress should not be used in coastal areas, or large river systems.
The removal of accumulated sediments and debris from bridges is limited to 50 feet upstream and downstream of the bridge. Heavy equipment shall work from existing upland areas (ie bridges, upland
banks) whenever possible. If heavy equipment must work in channel, the removal of riparian vegetation is limited to the access and egress point. The elimination of riverine features such as point bars
and pools is not part of this NWP. Post construction, all temporary fords or crossings shall be removed; banks and channel shall be returned to pre-existing contours and depths. The stream banks
shall be fully stabilized using stream bank restoration treatments.
10. Optimal window for benthic survey of submerged aquatic vegetation is during the period June 1 through September 30. Please access our Source Book for additional guidance and information on
benthic survey protocol.
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11. More information on Living Shorelines can be obtained from the following website: http://www.dep.state.fl.us/northwest/ecosys/section/living_shorelines.htm. This website link is provided for
information only and does not imply support for, or opposition to, living shorelines.
12. "We wish to point out that the coverage of the GWQC or the issuance of an individual WQC is subject to the compliance of the activity with Article 4(B)(3) of Law No. 416 of September 22, 2004
(Puerto Rico Environmental Public Policy Act), regarding the submission of an Environmental Impact Statement or Environmental Assessment in order to provide to any interested party all the pertinent
information and discussion of the possible impacts of the project on the environment." (Gobierno de Puerto Rico Junta de Calidad Ambental letter dated March 3, 2017)
Acronyms Used in this list of Regional Conditions:
COE: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
CZM: Consistency with the State's Coastal Zone Management Plan
DEP: Florida Department of Environmental Protection
EEZ: Exclusive Economic Zone
FL: Florida
FKNMS: Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary
FWC: Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission
FWS: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
MTIF: Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida
NA: Not Applicable
NAJ: Not applicable in the Jacksonville District
NMFS: National Marine Fisheries Service
NPS: National Park Service
NOAA: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
PCN: Pre-construction notification
PR: Commonwealth of Puerto Rico
SAV: submerged aquatic vegetation
SHPO: State Historic Preservation Office
STF: Seminole Tribe of Florida
USVI: Territory of the U.S. Virgin Islands
WMD: Water Management District
WOTUS: Waters of the United States
WQC: Water Quality Certification conferred by the State
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