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2006-01-09 Regular Meeting, Public Hearing and Workshop Meeting of La Porte City Council
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2006-01-09 Regular Meeting, Public Hearing and Workshop Meeting of La Porte City Council
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<br />Program Guide <br /> <br />storm sewer construction and maintenance is not eligible unless it is integral to a larger, <br />eligible enhancement project. <br /> <br />Call of 2005 - 2006 <br /> <br />Activities that have been identified as requirements of storm water permits are not eligible <br />for enhancement funding. <br /> <br />Acquisition of real property is not considered an eligible mitigation of water pollution <br />unless the acquisition fulfills the mitigation objective. <br /> <br />Activities must go beyond what is normally required for mitigation of transportation <br />projects, and beyond routine or required maintenance of existing transportation facilities. <br /> <br />Do: <br />~Create traps, basins, sedimentation ponds and other structures to capture highway <br />runoff. <br />~ Plant native species or aquatic vegetation to create a filtration system, beautify the <br />highway, prevent soil erosion, and water pollution due to highway water runoff. <br /> <br />Don't: <br />~Plan activities, which have been identified as requirements of storm water permits. <br />~ Include a mitigation project as part bf a new highway expansion. <br />~ Create a water mitigation project to filter water runoff from a private parking area. <br /> <br />b) Environmental mitigation to reduce vehicle-caused wildlife mortality while <br />maintaining habitat connectivity - Activities in this category should help preserve <br />wildlife by using methods that have either been established or are being researched to <br />establish protection of wildlife relating to vehicle incidents on roadways, without <br />disconnecting habitat of the wildlife. Mitigation can consist of, but is not limited to, <br />constructing fences, purchase or lease of real property, constructing wildlife tunnels or <br />bridges, and planting native vegetation as sight buffers or grazing deterrents. <br /> <br />It is strongly recommended that the nominating entity contact the local TxDOT District <br />Environmental Coordinator to discuss the development of the project's scope within this <br />category. . <br /> <br />Do: <br />~ Build wildlife bridges and fences, constructing them in a known wildlife crossing area to <br />encourage wildlife crossings over or under the highway system. <br />~ Install or modify culverts to accommodate wildlife passage beneath highways. <br />~. Replace existing roadside vegetation with appropriate low-growing species to improve <br />visibility to and from roadside areas, or with appropriate species less attractive to wildlife. <br />~ Monitor and collect data on habitat fragmentation and vehicle-related wildlife mortality <br /> <br />Don't: <br />~ Submit a project that will use property as a nature preserve. <br />~Propose creating stock tanks and feeding programs to help support hunting programs. <br /> <br />17 <br /> <br />Statewide Transportation Enhancement Program <br />
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