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182484
Fall Creek Estates
Holmes Creek Road
Smithville
DeKalb
Cookeville
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Permit Information
Permit Number
NR2407.64
Permit Type
ARAP
ARAP Type
Status
Incomplete
Permittee Name
J. Mitchell Bowman
Project Name
Fall Creek Estates
Activity Description
Removal of the stream buffer and vegetation on approximately 35 total feet of streambank (16 feet on each bank) for the fill placement and construction of the bridge crossing the stream.
Permit Rating
N/A
Facility Classification
Application Received
02-AUG-2024
Application Returned
02-AUG-2024
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Receiving Stream
Unnamed Tributary to Fall Creek
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Treatment Description
Design Flow Rate [MGD]
Record Last Updated
02-AUG-2024 01:36PM
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ARAP Application
02-AUG-2024
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Engineering report - Narrative
02-AUG-2024
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02-AUG-2024
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