ENB Region 8 Completed Applications 06/02/2004

The applicant proposes to create approximately 5.2 acres of wetlands at the Town of Greece, Deschel Road Detention Facility site to mitigate for impact to 2.38 acres of federal wetlands for the construction of a new Wegmans Food Market at the Latta Road site. The wetland creation includes the construction of a 20 foot by 10 foot berm and 0.20 acres of new wetland creation within the 100-foot regulated adjacent area of Freshwater Wetland GR-10. The proposed work includes excavation in a "pit and mound pattern"to include two-foot changes in elevation for the wetland creation area, in addition to the clearing of a small number of trees.  The area will be planted with wetland trees, shrubs, and herbaceous plants.  The wetland mitigation site is located north of Ridgeway Avenue and west of Park Ridge Hospital.   

Project involves widening and deepening 500 linear feet of Golf Stream and replace an existing undersized culvert along Golf Stream at Pearl Stone Drive. Golf Stream is a Tributary of Irondequoit Creek (DEC Stream ID: O-108-P-113-3-10-1), which has a Stream Water Quality Classification of Class C.  A section of Golf Stream, downstream from the project area, has a Stream Water Quality Classification of  Class B. The project is located in the northwest portion of the Town Perinton, between Baird Road and Nine Mile Point Road, directly south of Golf Stream Drive in the Baird Road Estates Subdivision. Homeowners living adjacent to Golf Stream, on the south side of Golf Stream Drive, have experience significant flood damage to their properties in recent years. The purpose of the project is to provide additional flood protection to homeowners along the south side of Golf Stream Drive by better conveying  flow from the Willow Pond Stormwater Management Facility during 2-, 5-, 10-, 25-, 50- and 100-year storm events. This project is a portion of a larger, multi-municipal flood control project, which also includes the deepening and reconfiguring of the Willow Pond Stormwater Management Facility by the Town of Penfield and the replacement of the Baird Road culvert for Golf Stream by the Monroe County Department of Transportation.  

The applicant proposes to to install approximately 141 feet of vertical concrete breakwall on the bank of Little Tobehanna Creek at the confluence with Lamoka Lake.  The purpose of the project is to tie the new wall in with the adjacent existing walls in order prevent erosion in the unprotected portion. The project includes a wall consisting of approximately 60 cubic yards of concrete to be held in place by deadmen and backfilled with gravel and washed stone using a filter fabric barrier.