Alaska Online Public Notices #POA 2024-00193

Industrial Site Development and Wetland Elevation in Juneau, Alaska

This opportunity concerns the development of an industrial property at Lot 2A-1, 2101 Industrial Boulevard in Juneau, Alaska, requiring Clean Water Act Section 401 Water Quality Certification. - Government Buyer: - City and Borough of Juneau - U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (permit POA 2024-00193) - Project Scope: - Placement of approximately 25,000 cubic yards of shot rock or pit run to elevate 6.26 acres of wetlands by 2.5 feet - Infrastructure to support boat storage, contractor storage, business warehouse space, and outdoor contractor equipment storage - Products Requested: - Shot rock or pit run fill material (approx. 25,000 cubic yards) - Geotech fabric for wetland coverage as needed - Services Requested: - Stormwater management infrastructure (drains, catch basins) - Establishment of a 35-foot conservation easement for drainage - Unique Requirements: - Fill material sourced from Stabblers Point Quarry or Hidden Valley Quarry - Mitigation measures include avoidance of certain wetland areas, stormwater management, and conservation easement - Project impacts regulated wetlands and requires compliance with federal and state water quality standards - No specific OEMs or commercial vendors are named; this is a regulatory notice for site development and environmental compliance.

Description

This notice concerns a request for a Clean Water Act Section 401 Water Quality Certification for a Department of the Army Permit application related to the discharge of dredged and/or fill materials into waters of the United States, including wetlands, at Lot 2A-1, 2101 Industrial Boulevard in Juneau, Alaska. The project aims to develop an industrial property to provide infrastructure for boat storage, contractor storage, business warehouse space, and outdoor contractor equipment storage. The development will impact approximately 6.26 acres of wetlands by placing about 25,000 cubic yards of shot rock or pit run to raise elevation by about 2.5 feet. Mitigation measures include avoidance of certain wetland areas, minimization of impacts through site planning and stormwater management, and establishment of a conservation easement for drainage purposes.

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