ENB Region 8 Completed Applications 07/23/2003

Applicant has combined two lots and is proposing to build a new single family residence at 335 and 339 Bay Front North on Ironed Bay in the Town of Irondequoit.  Structures previously on these lots have been removed.  Lots contain two existing docks and one waterfront deck. Home is to be situated within previously developed lots in 100 ft. adjacent area of NYS Freshwater Wetland RE-1 (I).   

The applicant proposes to shape and dredge an un-named tributary to Honeoye Creek , O-117-27-9; and then install a 140'  culvert and 360' of gabions along the channel as part of the proposed Rush Town Hall expansion project.  The project is located near the intersection of Route 15 and Route 251 in the town of Rush, Monroe County.

The file is available for review at the Region 8 Headquaters located at 6274 East Avon - Lima Rd., Avon, NY.

The Department has made a tentative determination to issue the permits to the Town of Arcadia for the Arcadia Water District #7 and associated Ganargua Creek crossing.  The Town proposes to take a supply of water estimated to average 38,500 gallons per day from the Village of Newark's Canandaigua Lake source.  The project includes the installation of 57,500 linear feet of 8-inch water main and appurtenances to serve 192 existing residences and future development along Ryder, Sleight, Welcher, Norsen, Arcadia-Zurich, Norris, Coleman Hill, Silver Hill and Sweed Roads and Vienna Street. The file is available for review and comment at NYSDEC Region 8.

The applicant proposes to expand this existing 21 acre surface sand and gravel mine by the addition of 11.8 acres.  The project site is property owned by Paul and Peter Stoep on the east side of Layton Street Road, 900 feet south of Debusse Road in the Town of Lyons, Wayne County.  No other changes are proposed for the operation of the mine. The mine will continue to operate as a traditional surface extraction of outwash sand and gravels.  Mining is not proposed for below the local water table.  Excavation will be done by mechanical equipment, standard for sand and gravel mining operations and materials will be processed with a portable screen having a maximum capacity of 125 tons-per-hour.  Final reclamation will restore the site to agricultural use and will include the replacement of stockpiled subsoil and topsoil, and reseeding with an approved USDA SCS seed mixture.  The reviewed life-of-mine expansion area is 11.8 (LOM) acres. Application materials are available for public review and comment at the Regional Office of NYS DEC.