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Federal Emergency Management Agency E- Grants Page 14 of 15 <br /> Internal Comments <br /> No. Queue User Date/Time Reviewer Comments <br /> on the species or habitat. - jcarpen7 - 05/23/2014 21:28:22 <br /> GMT <br /> Debris removal (except non - emergency disposal in a floodplain <br /> or wetland) is exempt from the 8 -step process per 44 CFR Part <br /> 9.5(c)(12). Permanent disposal of debris is not exempt and <br /> must comply with applicable local, state and federal rules and <br /> requirements. - jcarpen7 - 05/23/2014 21:27:01 GMT <br /> Project scope of work meets the criteria outlined in Appendix D, <br /> Programmatic Allowances, Section II: B, of the NHPA Section <br /> 106 Programmatic Agreement V.3/1/11- Oregon. Allowance <br /> determination was based on written detailed undertaking <br /> damage and repair descriptions, and site map and made by a <br /> SOI qualified FEMA archaeologist and /or historic preservation <br /> specialist. - jcarpen7 - 05/23/2014 21:22:39 GMT <br /> 3 Award SYSTEM 05-28-2014 05.46 ACCEPTED <br /> Review PM GMT <br /> Grantee NEET 05-27-2014 03:29 <br /> 2 State Reviewed 5 -27 -2014 dneet <br /> Review DARRELL PM GMT <br /> City of Eugene, Lane County, Category A, Debris, 100% <br /> complete. A severe winter storm occurring February 6 -10, <br /> 2014, brought a mixture of arctic air, strong east winds, and <br /> significant snowfall along with freezing rain and ice. The <br /> Applicant utilized Force account labor, equipment, materials <br /> and purchased materials, and contractors to move hazardous <br /> limbs, trees, and debris from various improved areas <br /> throughout the city of Eugene; labor includes monitoring of the <br /> contractors. The applicant and contractors collected 3607.06 <br /> CY of debris which was removed and hauled to green waste <br /> recycle facilities: Lane Forest Products (DEQ #1426) at 2111 <br /> Prairie Road, Eugene, and Rexius (DEQ #1524) at 150 Hwy 99, <br /> Eugene, for the final disposal. Applicant is participating in the <br /> Debris Pilot Program. No mitigation is eligible for Emergency <br /> Protective Measures /Debris. - jcarpen7 - 05/23/2014 21:52:34 <br /> GMT <br /> Per 44 CFR §9.5(c) (12), assistance provided for debris <br /> EHP STEWART 05-23-2014 09:57 removal, except when involving non - emergency disposal of <br /> 1 Review JESSICA PM GMT debris within a wetland, is exempt from wetland review. - <br /> jcarpen7 - 05/23/2014 21:27:22 GMT <br /> Species are present in Lane County, but the work proposed <br /> involves minor repairs to pre- disaster condition within the same <br /> footprint or with small scale mitigation and will have no effect <br /> on the species or habitat. - jcarpen7 - 05/23/2014 21:28:22 <br /> GMT <br /> Debris removal (except non - emergency disposal in a floodplain <br /> or wetland) is exempt from the 8 -step process per 44 CFR Part <br /> 9.5(c)(12). Permanent disposal of debris is not exempt and <br /> must comply with applicable local, state and federal rules and <br /> requirements. - jcarpen7 - 05/23/2014 21:27:01 GMT <br /> Project scope of work meets the criteria outlined in Appendix D, <br /> Programmatic Allowances, Section II: B, of the NHPA Section <br /> 106 Programmatic Agreement V.3/1/11- Oregon. Allowance <br /> determination was based on written detailed undertaking <br /> damage and repair descriptions, and site map and made by a <br /> SOI qualified FEMA archaeologist and /or historic preservation <br /> specialist. - jcarpen7 - 05/23/2014 21:22:39 GMT <br /> httnc-//ennneet1 ribs onv /emmi el_T)anainfo= isource.fema. net .SSL +disoatchDestination.do ?... 6/4/2014 <br />