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Above The Headwaters: Rivers, streams (including applicable legal t s) and their adjacent lakes and wetlands are located above the headwaters if the streams have flows of less than 5 cubic feet per second. See Figure A, Headwaters Criteria, for a map showing the area needed to generate this flow in each county. Isolated Waters: Lakes and wetlands that are not drained by a surface tributary system to interstate waters. Case II b - The Nationwide Permit applies for stream crossings, where less than 200 cu. yds. of fill (including earth, riprap, poured concrete, et al.) are being placed below the Plane of Ordinary Hghwater, and the fill does not extend wre than 100 feet into a wetland that is beyond the Ordinary Hi ter Mark). In this case, give the estimated amount of fill and tell how far into wetlands the fill will extend (if there is no wetland involvement, say so). Then make a statement that the Nationwide Permit applies. Reference: Attached Federal Register § 330.5 a (14). Also see (*) below. The Plane of Ordinary Highwater is delineated by the Ordinary High- water Mark which is the vegetation line along a waterbody. Case II c The Nationwide Permit applies where 10 cu. yds. or less of fill is being placed into a waterbody other than a wetland for a purpose other than stream diversion. Mention the cu. yds. of fill being placed and that this is 10 cu. yds. or less; that the purpose of the work is not stream diversions, that no fill is being placed into a wetland, and that the Nationwide Permit applies. Reference: Attached Federal Register § 330.5 a (18). Also see (*) below. Case II d - Nationwide Permit: Where there is'.a:ehannel change orimore than one: acre of ,wetill:and .encroachment early coordination with the U.5: FishL& Wildlife Service is recommended. Where the early coordination has resulted in Fish & Wildlife concurrence in the proposed work, the COE will often determine that the NI+J1' applies and an individual Permit will not be required. The NWP may also apply where you have early concur- rence from the federal agencies. If this is the case, describe the situation, mention that the COE have deterudned that the NWP applies and attach their letter to that effect. Reference: Attached Federal Register § 330.5 a (23). Also see (*) below. Case II e - Nationwide Permit - In cases where an individual Permit has been applied for and the COE has responded that the NWP applies, mention this and attach a copy of their letter to this effect. Also see (*) below. (%r) For all Nationwide Permit cases, state whether or not the fill will: (1) be in the proximity of a public water supply intake; (2) jeopardize a threatened or endangered species; (3) include any toxic pollutants; and (4) adversely affect any historic place.