1. MINUTES
of previous meeting.
2.
PERMITS (Projects
over $50,000 with no objections and with staff recommendation for approval).
5.
POTOMAC TIMBER INVESTMENTS #227, LLC, #08-1123,
requests authorization to redevelop the Urbanna Yachting Center Marina at their
property situated along Urbanna Creek at
6.
GEORGE CLARKE, ET AL, #07-2631,
requests authorization to construct three (3) offshore stone breakwaters with
beach nourishment situated along the Chesapeake Bay adjacent to the Sand Hills
subdivision in the Savage Neck area of
7.
ERNEST S. HARDING III, #08-0711,
requests authorization to construct a 4‑slip community pier at his
property situated along Lower Machodoc Creek in
10.
MOON OF
11.
FORT
12.
LAWSON PROPERTY CONVEYANCE.
Commission consideration of the appropriate terms, conditions and just
compensation for the conveyance of 22,400 square feet (0.51 acres) of previously
filled State‑owned subaqueous lands in
13.
S & S MARINE PROPERTY CONVEYANCE.
Commission consideration of the appropriate terms, conditions and just
compensation for the conveyance of 12,100 square feet (0.28 acres) of previously
filled State‑owned subaqueous lands in
14.
PUBLIC COMMENTS
15.
PUBLIC HEARING: Proposed
amendments to Regulation 4VAC20‑490‑10 et seq., "Pertaining to
Sharks," to comply with the Interstate Fishery Management Plan for Atlantic
coastal sharks.
16.
PUBLIC HEARING: Proposed
amendments to Regulation 4VAC20‑270‑10 et seq., "Pertaining to
Crabbing," to allow the setting of fish pots from March 12‑16 in
Virginia waters of the Potomac River, upriver of the Route 301 bridge.
17.
PUBLIC HEARING: Proposed
Regulation 4VAC20‑1190‑10 et seq., "Gill Net Control
Date," to establish December 31, 2005, as the control date.
18.
REPORT ON CRAB LICENSE FEES
19.
INDIVIDUAL APPEALS OF COMMISSION DECISION TO PLACE CERTAIN CRAB POT AND
PEELER POT LICENSES ON A WAITING LIST UNTIL RECOVERY OF THE BLUE CRAB
POPULATION.
20. CASES CONCERNING FAILURE TO REPORT COMMERCIAL HARVEST.
2A.
PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY SERVICE AUTHORITY, #08‑2000, requests authorization to install by the aerial method 80 linear feet
of new 24‑inch diameter sanitary sewer line. The new sewer line will cross
Quantico Creek and run parallel to an existing sewer line. The aerial crossing
will be five (5) feet above ordinary high water.
2B.
THE NATURE CONSERVANCY, ET AL, #08-2183,
requests authorization to restore approximately 4,400 linear feet of Blacks Run,
Seibert Creek and an unnamed tributary to Seibert Creek which will include the
installation of rock vanes, cross vanes, j hooks and wood combination
structures, excavate approximately 1,200 cubic yards of material from pools, and
relocate sections of the stream channel at Purcell Park in Rockingham County.
2C.
QWEST, #08-1926, requests
authorization to install 100 linear feet of fiber optic cable by the directional
bore method at least 4 feet beneath Beaverdam Run along
2D.
FLUOR LANE, LLC, #06-2376,
requests authorization to modify their previously issued permit to increase
temporary impacts associated with construction access from 13,948 square feet of
Accotink Creek to 24,410 square feet for the construction of High Occupancy Toll
Lanes and related infrastructure along a stretch of the I 495 Beltway in
2E. CITY OF NEWPORT NEWS, #08-1721,
requests authorization to maintenance dredge
20,027 cubic yards of State-owned subaqueous bottom material from the
James River to achieve a maximum depth of minus seven and one half (-7.5) feet from
the entrance
channel to Leeward Marina and minus nine and one half (-9.5) feet along
the James River at Huntington
Park in Newport News. Staff
recommends inclusion of our standard
dredging conditions.
2F.
TAZEWELL COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, #08-1223,
requests authorization to relocate 580 linear feet of the Bluestone River, 310
linear feet of an unnamed tributary stream, install three submerged sanitary
sewer crossings and construct five culverted crossings and a new ConSpan precast
concrete arch bridge to facilitate construction of the Bluestone Regional
Business & Technology Center in Tazewell County.
Recommend approval with our standard instream permit conditions, transfer
of State title to the relocated channel, and a permit condition wherein the
Permittee agrees to conduct any necessary mussel, fish and/or crayfish
surveys/relocations and adhere to any instream work time‑of year
restrictions as recommended by the Department of Game and Inland Fisheries.
2H.
DEPARTMENT OF GAME AND INLAND FISHERIES, #08‑2223,
requests authorization to demolish and existing public boat ramp and tending
pier and construct a new 73' long by 16' wide concrete boat ramp, with 116
linear feet of riprap scour protection, and a new 6' wide by 47' long
open‑pile tending pier with a 6' wide by 30' long L‑head at property
situated immediately downstream of the Route 3 bridge on Totuskey Creek in
Richmond County.
2I.
SIX M, LLC, #07‑1590,
requests authorization to install and backfill approximately 195 linear feet of
steel sheet pile bulkhead aligned a maximum of four feet channelward of mean low water, adjacent to their
property situated along an unnamed tributary to the Eastern Branch of the
2J.
CARMELO AND NARDE GOMEZ, #08‑0716,
requests authorization to install 490 linear feet of timber bulkhead aligned a
maximum of five feet, but an average of two feet, channelward of an existing
deteriorated bulkhead, and to install eight (8) 7‑pile mooring dolphins
adjacent to the proposed bulkhead, adjacent to their property situated along an
unnamed tributary of the Eastern Branch of the Elizabeth River in the City of
Norfolk. Staff recommends the
assessment of a royalty in the amount of $5,575.00 for the backfilled bulkhead's
encroachment over 1,035 square feet of State‑owned subaqueous land at a
rate of $5.00 per square foot and for the mooring dolphins' encroachment over
200 square feet of State‑owned subaqueous land at a rate of $2.00 per
square foot.
2K.
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORATION, #08-2064, requests authorization to construct a vehicular bridge over Swift
Creek Reservoir ((Deep Creek) in conjunction with causeway improvements and
widening of
2L.
U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS, #03-1365,
requests an extension of their existing permit which allows for the placement of
up to three (3) million cubic yards of dredged material from state owned
subaqueous bottomland within the middle portion of the James River Federal
Navigation Project within the
2M.
ROBIOUS INVESTMENTS, INC., #08-1614,
requests authorization to construct a 30- foot wide concrete slab boat ramp up
to 22 feet channelward of ordinary high water; to construct an 8-foot by 60-foot
tending pier adjacent to the boat ramp; to construct a 10- foot by 90-foot fixed
pier with three (3) 8-foot by 20-foot floating piers, creating up to six (6)
wetslips; and to install 90 linear feet of bulkhead up to a maximum of three (3)
feet channelward of ordinary high water, all being within the James River in
conjunction with a proposed river front park for residents of the Tarrington on
the James subdivision in Chesterfield County.
Recommend a time‑of‑year restriction for construction
activities from March 15 through June 30 of any year.
Recommend a royalty of $330.00 at a rate of $0.50 per square foot for the
impact to 660 square feet State owned subaqueous bottomlands for the boat ramp,
and a royalty of $4,698.00 at a rate of $1.50 per square foot for the
encroachment over 3,132 square feet of State owned subaqueous bottomland for the
tending, fixed, and floating piers and wet slip area, for a total royalty of
$5,028.00.
None planned at this time.
VMRC DOES NOT
DISCRIMINATE AGAINST INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES; THEREFORE, IF YOU ARE IN
NEED OF REASONABLE ACCOMMODATIONS DUE TO A DISABILITY, PLEASE ADVISE JANE
MCCROSKEY (757‑247‑2215) NO LATER THAN FIVE WORK DAYS PRIOR TO THE
MEETING DATE AND IDENTIFY YOUR NEEDS.
FISHERY MANAGEMENT ITEMS
WILL IMMEDIATELY FOLLOW THE HABITAT MANAGEMENT PROJECTS ON THIS AGENDA.