Chapter 5 - Stakeholder Coordination - Revision history

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	Noise levels are protected at the state level as well by [https://delcode.delaware.gov/title7/c071/sc01/index.html 7 Del. C Chap 71] with the implementing regulations being contained in [https://regulations.delaware.gov/AdminCode/title7/1000/1100/1149.shtml 7 DE Admin. Code § 1149]. [https://regulations.delaware.gov/AdminCode/title7/1000/1100/1149.shtml 7 DE Admin. Code § 1149 (4.2.4)] includes specific provisions for construction noise. Additionally, municipalities or counties may have more restrictive protections for noise. DelDOT projects are additionally bound to the requirements contained in State Bond Bill epilogue language. Policy Implement X-XX entitled Construction Night Work describes DelDOT’s policy for notifying and obtaining approvals for when DelDOT reasonably expects the use of night work for any of its construction activities. [[Chapter 5 Stakeholder Management#5.1 Public Engagement\|Section 5.1]]includes additional information on the procedures to be used when a project is considering the use of night work.		Noise levels are protected at the state level as well by [https://delcode.delaware.gov/title7/c071/sc01/index.html 7 Del. C Chap 71] with the implementing regulations being contained in [https://regulations.delaware.gov/AdminCode/title7/1000/1100/1149.shtml 7 DE Admin. Code § 1149]. [https://regulations.delaware.gov/AdminCode/title7/1000/1100/1149.shtml 7 DE Admin. Code § 1149 (4.2.4)] includes specific provisions for construction noise. Additionally, municipalities or counties may have more restrictive protections for noise. DelDOT projects are additionally bound to the requirements contained in State Bond Bill epilogue language. Policy Implement X-XX entitled Construction Night Work describes DelDOT’s policy for notifying and obtaining approvals for when DelDOT reasonably expects the use of night work for any of its construction activities. [[Chapter 5 Stakeholder Management#5.1 Public Engagement\|Section 5.1]] includes additional information on the procedures to be used when a project is considering the use of night work.
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	The nation’s transportation infrastructure plays a prominent and unique role in managing and affecting water quality. Transportation owners are tasked with conveying drainage runoff within their facilities and typically the surrounding land uses as well. Additionally, transportation assets usually comprise a significant portion of the land within a watershed and therefore contribute directly to the watershed’s overall water quality.		The nation’s transportation infrastructure plays a prominent and unique role in managing and affecting water quality. Transportation owners are tasked with conveying drainage runoff within their facilities and typically the surrounding land uses as well. Additionally, transportation assets usually comprise a significant portion of the land within a watershed and therefore contribute directly to the watershed’s overall water quality.
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			[[Chapter 5 Stakeholder Management#5.1 Public Engagement\|Section 5.1]]
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                                          Actions outside of those listed in Appendix A and B or which exceed the threshold requirements provided in Section IV(A)(1)(b) of the programmatic agreement may still be processed as a CE. In these cases, DelDOT will certify to the FHWA and provide appropriate documentation demonstrating that the project meets the definition of a CE and that the action does not involve unusual circumstances that warrant the preparation of an EA or EIS. The FHWA has sole approval authority over these actions. The documentation submitted to the FHWA is to include this CE Checklist Form.
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	<td>[https://deldot.gov/Business/drc/pdfs/~~unifier~~/~~unifier_training_doc~~.pdf?cache=~~1689883703128 Unifier Training Outline~~]</td>		<td>[https://deldot.gov/Business/drc/pdfs/environmental/FHWA-DelDOT-Programmatic-Agreement-Categorical-Exclusions.pdf?cache=1700664921129 FHWA Programmatic Agreement Regarding CEs]</td>
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	<td>[https://~~www~~.~~youtube~~.~~com~~/~~watch?v=F5dDS9ITTdU&list=PLZrnWsoNR9WQJ_UVaeKnmpYseK1OlWMQe&index=3 Youtube Tutorial Video~~]</td>		<td>DelDOT NEPA Categorical Exclusion Guidebook</td>
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			<td>[https://deldot.gov/Business/drc/pdfs/environmental/CEE_checklist_template_FHWA_Approval.pdf CE Checklist Template FHWA Approval]</td>
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			<td>[https://deldot.gov/Business/drc/pdfs/environmental/CEE_checklist_template_DelDOT_Approval.pdf CE Checklist DelDOT Approval]</td>
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                                      DelDOT and the FHWA maintain a programmatic agreement which establishes the responsibilities and obligations of both agencies to process and document CEs for Federal-aid highway projects. The programmatic agreement streamlines projects with minimal environmental impacts by authorizing DelDOT to determine and document whether these projects qualify for a CE on behalf of FHWA pursuant to [https://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-23/chapter-I/subchapter-H/part-771 23 CFR 771.117(g)].
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                                      The programmatic agreement defines three available paths to a CEs approval:

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+             All transportation projects will inherently affect the environment in which they are constructed. Accordingly, numerous agencies have been established, laws passed, and regulations adopted to govern a project’s potential impacts. A partial list of protected resources is provided in Section 5.3.2.2. This section establishes the processes and procedures that DelDOT employs to ensure that the State’s transportation needs are met in a way that minimizes impacts to the surrounding environment.
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