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Project Description <br /> The project is the expansion of a garage. No wetland will be impacted by the project. <br /> Due to the steep slope, silt fence should be emplaced between the work area and the <br /> delineated wetland. <br /> Wetland Determination Data Form <br /> On July 25`h, 2012, a transect was conducted at station W 1-7 (Figure � & Wetlund <br /> Determina[ion Da�a Forms). The transect occurs within the property. <br /> A soil boring was conducted at location W 1-7A, in an upland position, 30 feet east of <br /> stake W1-7 (Figure 4 & Wetland Determina�ion Data Forms). A second soil boring was <br /> conducted at location W I-7B, in a wetland position, 30 feet west of stake W 1-7. No trees <br /> were located within 30 feet of, either, location, and no shrubs or vines were found within <br /> 15 feet. The wetland area was dominated by reed canary grass and stinging nettle. <br /> Kentucky bluegrass, creeping Charlie (ground ivy), and crabgrass were dominant within <br /> 5 feet of W 1-7A. <br /> Soils within the wet(and were found to be peat (Fi�ure 4 8c Wetland Determinatiorr Dnta <br /> Forms). The top 8 inches were slightly moist. Saturation was found at 8 inches, where <br /> the peat had an increase in silt and clay. After 30 minutes, the water level was at 14 <br /> inches. <br /> Soils within the upland area were found to be hydric and, possibly, disturbed (Figure 4 & <br /> Wetland Determinarion Data Forms). The irregular layering, mottling, and Mg <br /> coneretions, may indicate a fluctuating water table, side-hill seepage, sedimentation, soil <br /> manipulation, etc. At Wl-7A, saturation was at 16 inches and the water table was at 20 <br /> inches. <br /> DNR Protected Waters Map <br /> See DNR Protected Water.s Map. <br />