1. Revisions to the ABC List Joe Donohue (DNR Project Coordinator) Ben White (DNR Project Coordinator)

2. Summary of the discussion Why Revise the List? Why Revise the List? What are we changing? What are we changing? Formatting Changes to the List Formatting Changes to the List Standard Alternative Measures (SAMs) Standard Alternative Measures (SAMs) Description of the Activity Description of the Activity Procedures vs. Advisories Procedures vs. Advisories Administrative Changes to the List Administrative Changes to the List Consistency Review of the new List Consistency Review of the new List Timeline for review Timeline for review Opportunity to comment/Wrap up Opportunity to comment/Wrap up

3. Why revise the ABC List? Regulation change in 7/1/2004 Incorporated as part of our regulations (11 AAC 110.700) Has not had a comprehensive revision since 1995 (technical revision in 2004). Legislative mandate (SB 102)

4. What are we Changing? A List A List A few new permits added to the List. A few new permits added to the List. B-I List B-I List Format changes to the existing GCDs Format changes to the existing GCDs 7 new GCDs (to clean/split existing GCDs). 7 new GCDs (to clean/split existing GCDs). B-II List B-II List Technical changes Technical changes Updates on NWPs and General Permits Updates on NWPs and General Permits C-List C-List Technical changes Technical changes

5. ABC List Format Changes CPQ: is it required or not? CPQ: is it required or not? Procedures Section Procedures Section GCDs will be listed by activity category and renumbered GCDs will be listed by activity category and renumbered GCDs will be listed by activity category GCDs will be listed by activity category Advisories Section Advisories Section Standard Alternative Measures Standard Alternative Measures Standard Alternative Measures Standard Alternative Measures New SAMs will be tied to a standard or policy New SAMs will be tied to a standard or policy Old alternative measures are now conditions in the description of the activity Old alternative measures are now conditions in the description of the activity Evaluation and Certification Statement in compliance with 11 AAC 110.740(d) Evaluation and Certification Statement in compliance with 11 AAC 110.740(d) Appendix A – contact information Appendix A – contact information

6. Administrative Changes to the List Training Training Better Coordination Better Coordination MOUs MOUs Method for tracking Method for tracking Review of GCDs in a four (4) year cycle Review of GCDs in a four (4) year cycle

7. Consistency Review of the new List Drafts copies of the ABC List are on the web site: www.alaskacoast.state.ak.us/ Drafts copies of the ABC List are on the web site: www.alaskacoast.state.ak.us/ www.alaskacoast.state.ak.us/ One last comment period for technical edits before the consistency review starts (Comments due July 7 th ) One last comment period for technical edits before the consistency review starts (Comments due July 7 th ) Consistency review (50-Day) starts July 8 th (Day-1). Consistency review (50-Day) starts July 8 th (Day-1). RFAI Deadline is August 4 th (Day-25). RFAI Deadline is August 4 th (Day-25). 30 Day public comment period closes August 11 th. 30 Day public comment period closes August 11 th. The proposed consistency determination would be issued on August 25 th. The proposed consistency determination would be issued on August 25 th.

8. Opportunity to comment/Wrap up Comments on the list due to Ben and Joe by Monday July 7 th. Comments on the list due to Ben and Joe by Monday July 7 th. Thanks for your patience! Thanks for your patience!

9. GCD Activity Categories Mining, Oil and Gas – GCDs 001-099 Mining, Oil and Gas – GCDs 001-099 Forestry/Agriculture – GCDs 100-199 Forestry/Agriculture – GCDs 100-199 Survey/Sampling – GCDs 200-299 Survey/Sampling – GCDs 200-299 Transportation/Utilities – GCDs 300-399 Transportation/Utilities – GCDs 300-399 Aquatic Structures – GCDs 400-499 Aquatic Structures – GCDs 400-499 Camps/Parks – GCDs 500-599 Camps/Parks – GCDs 500-599599

10. Standard Alternative Measures Refueling of equipment and the storage of petroleum products on tidelands or wetlands are prohibited. Refueling of equipment and the storage of petroleum products on tidelands or wetlands are prohibited. Gas fueled vehicles, equipment, or pumps shall not be fueled or serviced within 100 feet of a water body, unless situated within a catch basin designed to contain any spills. Gas fueled vehicles, equipment, or pumps shall not be fueled or serviced within 100 feet of a water body, unless situated within a catch basin designed to contain any spills. Fuel, oil, or any other petrochemical products shall not be stored within 100 feet of the OHW. Fuel, oil, or any other petrochemical products shall not be stored within 100 feet of the OHW. Fuel storage containers, including flow test holding tanks and hazardous substances, with a total combined capacity larger than 55 gallons shall not be placed within 100 feet (500 feet in the Bering Straits CRSA) from the ordinary high water mark of waterbodies. Fuel storage containers, including flow test holding tanks and hazardous substances, with a total combined capacity larger than 55 gallons shall not be placed within 100 feet (500 feet in the Bering Straits CRSA) from the ordinary high water mark of waterbodies. Refueling of vehicles and the storage of fuel, or hazardous substances, within the riparian management area is prohibited. (DNR/ACMP - 11 AAC 112.300. Habitats Standard) Refueling of vehicles and the storage of fuel, or hazardous substances, within the riparian management area is prohibited. (DNR/ACMP - 11 AAC 112.300. Habitats Standard) Refueling of vehicles and the storage of fuel, or hazardous substances, within the riparian management area is prohibited. (DNR/ACMP - 11 AAC 112.300. Habitats Standard) Refueling of vehicles and the storage of fuel, or hazardous substances, within the riparian management area is prohibited. (DNR/ACMP - 11 AAC 112.300. Habitats Standard)