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Case III - General Permit 001 - MN For projects where fill is being placed into waterbodies as part of a bridge replacemf--it project and the existing structure will be removed; the road will be on the same or similar ali,gmient; not more than 0.25 acres of wetland will be filled (any excess excavated material must be disposed of at upland locations); the project will not include any channel change work; you may apply for a General Permit by sending application to the Corps of Engineers and specifying that: This is a bridge replacemnt project in accordance with Paragraph (p) of the General Permit. A Ika Permit will be applied for, has been applied for, or has been issued. Specify which condition applies. The existing structure will be removed. The road will be on the same or similar aligTm-eZt (tell which). Mention the acreage of wetland being filled and that excess material will be disposed of at an upland location. The project does not include any channel change work. A copy of the General Permit is attached for reference. If you anticipate that the General Permit will apply, mention this, and mention that: (1) You will be applying for the Permit; (2) the date you did apply; or (3) that the Permit has been issued (attach the letter from COE stating that the General Permit applies). Case IV - Individual Permit: If any fill is being placed into any waterbody, and none of the above cases applies, an individual Section 404 Permit will be required. Ili this case, state that an individual Permit is required and give the status of your Permit application. If ` the Permit has been issued, mention this and attach a copy. NOTE: Not every situation is covered in the above "cases." A review of the attached Federal Register excerpt and sale General Permit may provide a more pertinent application for some conditions. When a complete review of this memo and the attachments does not clearly reveal the applicable Permit situation, early coordination with the Corps of Engineers is recommended.