From: 	David Senus <dsenus@woodardcurran.com>
To:	Tamara Lee Pinard <tamara@cumberlandswcd.org>
CC:	Jean Fraser <JF@portlandmaine.gov>, "Christopher Baldwin(chris-baldwin@cumberlandswcd.org)" <chris-baldwin@cumberlandswcd.org>
Date: 	4/18/2013 10:23 AM
Subject: 	RE: 2282 Congress Street
Attachments:	2013.04.18 2282 Congress St. Peer Review Memo.pdf; Stream restoration and monitoring fees- approved 5-21-10.pdf

Hi Tamara.

Thank you for the fee information.  Per my discussions with City Staff yesterday and today, because the site is not subject to the State Urban Impaired Stream Standard (less than 3 acres impervious) and because the City's technical standards do not include Long Creek under the local UIS standards list (primarily because of the separate permit/management requirements for Long Creek), we have determined that the Urban Impaired Stream standard does not apply to this project site.  

With regard to Stream Restoration and Monitoring Fees, I assume those are dictated under the issuance of the Waste Discharge Permit?  Is MaineDEP reviewing that application, or have they delegated that responsibility to the District?  If you are not sure, I will inquire through DeLuca‑Hoffman. I have noted that the Applicant will be required to pay a fee and obtain an individual waste discharge permit in my review comments, but how that process plays out falls outside of my review.

Attached are our review comments, which I'm glad to share with whoever is performing that review.  If you know who that may be, please let me know.

Thanks!
Dave

David Senus, PE (Maine), Project Manager
Woodard & Curran, Inc.
41 Hutchins Drive
Portland, ME 04102
Phone: (800) 426‑4262 x3241
Fax:   (207) 774‑6635

Woodard & Curran
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‑‑‑‑‑Original Message‑‑‑‑‑
From: Tamara Lee Pinard [mailto:tamara@cumberlandswcd.org] 
Sent: Wednesday, April 17, 2013 1:38 PM
To: David Senus
Subject: FW: 2282 Congress Street

Dave,

Attached is the stream restoration and monitoring fees for individual permits.  Hopefully you have received a clear answer from DEP regarding when the fees come into play (my view is the first year should be prorated based on when the discharge will be in place).

The set up on this has been left to the applicant.  Half have paid everything through the first permit cycle.  Half have us invoice them yearly for their portion.

I'm in the office the rest of the day if you have any questions.

Best regards,

Tamara

 

Tamara Lee Pinard

Executive Director ‑ Long Creek Watershed Management District

Stormwater Program Manager ‑ Cumberland County Soil and Water Conservation District

35 Main Street, Suite 3

Windham, ME  04062

Tel:  207.892.4700

Fax:  207.892.4773

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