Applicant proposes to remove and replace in the same location and 12" higher 44 linear feet of bulkhead and construct 13 linear feet of bulkhead to close off the existing boat slip. Dredge no greater than 10 ft. seaward of the bulkhead to a maximum depth of 4 ft. below mean low water with resultant 25 cubic yards of dredged material used as backfill. An additional 45 cubic yards of upland fill will be utilized to backfill the boat slip. Install a 6 ft. wide capping boardwalk and a 6 ft. x 30 ft. float. Property is located at 20 Division Avenue, Massapequa, Town of Oyster Bay, County of Nassau on Schmidt Canal.

The Applicant proposes to close off an existing boat slip by installing approximately thirteen (13) linear feet of timber bulkhead across its seaward end. The boat slip measures approximately thirteen (13) feet at its opening into Gardiner Canal and is approximately 33 feet long. The average high water depth is two (2) feet and low water depth is zero feet. After installation of the bulkhead, the boat slip area shall be filled in using approximately 60 cubic yards of clean fill from an upland source.

The Applicant proposes to treat wastewater generated by this commercial laundry service. Treatment consists of a filtration system which removes solids and chemical substances from the wastewater prior to discharge and recycling. The system recycles approximately 93 percent of the treated water for use in the commercial laundry. The remainder is discharged to leaching pools.

The applicant proposes to reconstruct 97 linear feet of existing bulkhead, and back fill with 10 cubic yards of clean fill from an upland source. The existing tidal wetland vegetaion located landward of the bulkhead will be transplanted to the adjacent parcel prior to the start of construction or the placement of fill. The project is located at 127 Dune Road, on the Quogue Canal. SCTM # 0902-15-1-16.

Applicant proposes to decommission two former wastewater treatment plant lagoons and create a freshwater wetland habitat in their place, in the adjacent area of a NYSDEC regulated freshwater wetland. This action involves mining 5,000 cubic yards of fill from a 1.8 acre site adjacent to the duty officer's quarters on Plum Island, and incorporating the sludge into the fill to create a stable planting medium. The planting medium will be placed in the area of the former lagoons, and wetland plants and seedlings will be installed. The project is located on Plum Island, Suffolk County.