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guidance provided by the USACE since 1991, including the appropriate <br />Regional Supplement to the Corps of Engineers Wetland Delineation <br />Manual. <br />d) USACE 404 Regional General Permit – Complete the US Army Corps of <br />Engineers (USACE) Regional General Permit with Section 10 <br />certification for impacts to a navigable waterway. This task does not <br />include the completion of any permits beyond the Regional General <br />Permit and if the project results in impacts greater than the limitations of <br />the Regional General Permit, additional services and fee will be required <br />to complete the permit application. It is assumed the project will impact <br />less than 300 linear feet and less than 0.1 acre of Waters of the U.S. and <br />not require any mitigation. The scope of work does not include <br />completion of any mitigation development activities. <br />e) IDEM 401 Regional General Water Quality Certification – Compete the <br />Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM) 401 Water <br />Quality Certification (WQC) Regional General Notification. As stated <br />above, this scope of work assumes the project will not require mitigation <br />and no mitigation site development activities are included in this scope of <br />work. <br />f) IDNR Construction in a Floodway (CIF) Permit – The project is <br />anticipated to require a Construction in a Floodway (CIF) Permit. <br />Complete all IDNR Construction in a Floodway application information, <br />including all public involvement items required by the permit. This task <br />does not include completion of any mitigation activities for floodway <br />habitat impacts that may be caused by the project. If any mitigation is <br />required for the Construction in a Floodway approval, additional services <br />will be required to complete the mitigation efforts. <br />2) Section 106 Historic Properties/Archaeological Clearance: The following <br />scope of work includes the activities needed for Section 106 clearance <br />regarding the above referenced project, which is necessary due to the federal <br />action prompted by way of the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) <br />Section 404 permit. The survey limits to be included in the Section 106 <br />investigation extend approximately 300 feet from both bridge alignment <br />alternatives. <br />a) Section 106 Project Organization/Coordination – Management and <br />coordination activities associated with the preparation of the required <br />Section106 work. Perform all file management, review of project budget <br />and coordination of subconsultant (archaeology) work. <br />b) Area of Potential Effects (APE) Delineation and Field Inspection – Upon <br />review of preliminary design information, formulate an APE, which will <br />define the limits of the survey for aboveground resources that are listed <br />or determined eligible for inclusion in the National Register of Historic <br />Places (NRHP). The APE may extend beyond the defined survey limits. <br />An Historian-Section 106 Specialist, who meets the Secretary of the <br />Interior’s Professional Qualification Standards as per 36 CFR Part 61, <br />shall complete this field inspection documenting properties rated as