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River's Edge Conservation Area site work

The small business size standard for NAICS Code 561730 is $7.5 million in annual receipts.BACKGROUND: Cook's Lake Conservation Area (Appendix A) is a wooded wetland located approximately 1.5 miles north of the confluence of Aravaipa Creek and the San Pedro River in Pinal County, Arizona. It was acquired by the U.S.

SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS: Riparian Conservation Areas: All Non-Commercial Thinning treatments can occur outside of the 75 foot riparian conservation area (RCA) buffer. All streams found in the project area that were not mapped will follow the same treatments described below. Perennial streams are defined as generally having year-round flow except in periods of extreme drought.

SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS: Riparian Conservation Areas: All Non-Commercial Thinning treatments can occur outside of the 75 foot riparian conservation area (RCA) buffer. All streams found in the project area that were not mapped will follow the same treatments described below. Perennial streams are defined as generally having year-round flow except in periods of extreme drought.

Riparian Conservation Areas No work is to be conducted within riparian conservation areas (RCA) unless otherwise specified; Known RCAs are clearly identified on the unit maps. If unmapped stream channels are encountered, contractor will avoid cutting within 60ft of the channel until inspector or COR is consulted. RCA boundary distances are determined by whether the stream is perennial (120-foot buffer) or intermittent (60-foot buffer).

Under NRPA, Wetlands of Special Significance are wetlands that: • are within 250 feet of a coastal wetland; • contain one of the critically imperiled (S1) or imperiled (S2) wetland communities as identified by the Maine Department of Conservation Natural Areas Program; • are within 250 feet of a great pond; • are within 25 feet of a river, stream, or brook; • contain at least 20,000 square feet of aquatic or emergent vegetation or open water; • contain

Under NRPA, Wetlands of Special Significance are wetlands that: • are within 250 feet of a coastal wetland; • contain one of the critically imperiled (S1) or imperiled (S2) wetland communities as identified by the Maine Department of Conservation Natural Areas Program; • are within 250 feet of a great pond; • are within 25 feet of a river, stream, or brook; • contain at least 20,000 square feet of aquatic or emergent vegetation or open water; • contain