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CONSTRUCTION and MITIGATION PLAN

Badger Coulee 345 kV Transmission Line Project – Segment 3 and Northern Portion of Segment 2

American Transmission Company LLC, by its corporate manager, ATC Management Inc. (ATC); DairylandPower Cooperative (DPC); Northern States Power Company, a Wisconsin corporation (NSPW); SMMPAWisconsin, LLC (SMMPA Wisconsin), and WPPI Energy (WPPI) (the Applicants) were granted a Ch. 30.025utility permit by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (WDNR) for work in and adjacent towetlands and waterways for the Badger Coulee 345 kV Transmission Line Project (Permit #IP WC/SC2015 N20001 through N20273)(Attachment 3). This permit requires the Applicants prepare aConstruction and Mitigation Plan (CMP) for work in wetlands and waterways for WDNR approval prior tobeginning work in these features (General Conditions #9 and 11). As the Project Construction Manager,ATC has prepared this CMP for Segment 3 and the northern portion of Segment 2 (extends to CTH Uimmediately north of the Wisconsin River), which outlines construction methods and procedures thatwill be followed to minimize impacts to these features. The northern portion of Segment 2 is beingcombined with Segment 3 for this CMP so that tree clearing can begin in these areas earlier in 2016 dueto anticipated rare species clearing restrictions. Segment 3 and the northern portion of Segment 2 arelocated in Sauk and Columbia Counties and this segment combination is 24.5 miles long.

The components of this CMP follow those outlined in General Condition #11 of the WDNR utility permit.

A. Environmental Access Plan

An Environmental Access Plan (EAP) for Segment 3 and the northern portion of Segment 2 is provided inAppendix A. This EAP shows the location of wetlands and waterways, pole locations, temporary clearspan bridge (TCSB) crossings, construction access, and other pertinent information.

Field work was conducted in 2012 to delineate wetlands and characterize other natural resourcefeatures along the majority of Segments 2 and 3; however, access to the entire corridor width was notavailable. The project corridor was subsequently re evaluated during additional field visits in 2015. Onenew wetland was identified (H W4a on EAP map page 3) and two previously identified wetlands weredetermined to be upland (H W9 adjacent to H R7; and H W20 between structures 137641 and 137642).In addition, the boundaries of several wetlands were adjusted during these subsequent evaluations.These adjustments often reduced larger wetlands into several smaller discrete areas (e.g., severalupland areas were identified in wetland H W13 and this feature divided into smaller areas and relabelled as H W13a, 13b and 13c). The adjusted boundaries are shown on the EAP and a descriptionsummarizing the rationale for the boundary adjustments are provided in Appendix B.

As shown on the EAP, twenty four new structures will be placed in wetlands along Segments 3 and thenorthern portion of Segment 2, requiring 0.05 acre of wetland fill. In the Joint Application, structuresalong these segments were typically assumed to be monopoles; however, the Commission ordered Hframe structures to be used along a major portion of Segment 3. All structures in wetlands along these

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segments have been designed as H frames to minimize avian impacts. The number of structures inwetlands includes several H frame structures near a wetland edge in which only one leg of the structurewill be placed in wetland. The placement of thirty three structures in wetlands along Segments 3 andthe northern portion of Segment 2, requiring 0.07 acre of wetland fill, was approved in the utility permit.The wetlands these structures occur in and their associated EAP map page are included in Appendix B.Compared to the WDNR utility permit, structures are no longer required in wetlands H W1, H W3 and HW21; and the number of structures has been reduced in wetlands H W12, H W14, H W17 and H W19.

Up to twelve temporary poles will be placed in wetlands to protect road crossings during construction(EAP map pages 32, 33 and 36). These temporary poles are needed from a public safety perspective incase the wires fall during stringing. These twelve poles will be directly embedded into the groundsurface which will result in approximately 0.02 acre of temporary wetland fill. The poles will beremoved and the area restored to existing grade with topsoil replacement when complete.Revegetation of the disturbed areas will follow the Revegetation and Monitoring Plan (Attachment 2).Attempts to minimize the number of temporary poles in wetlands will be made; however completeavoidance of wetlands is unlikely due to the wetlands position adjacent to the roads in the transmissionline ROW.

Up to five TCSBs will be required along Segment 3 and the northern portion of Segment 2 (Appendix A).The TCSBs are required over waterways H R1, H R3, H R5, H R7 and H R8 (EAP map pages 1, 3, 5, 20 and31, respectively). Except for H R1, all of the TCSBs were approved in the WDNR utility permit. Thecrossing over H R1 will be required for off ROW access. The applicants will attempt to gain alternateaccess from private property owners to eliminate the need for some of these TCSBs; however at thispoint it is assumed all five TCSBs will be required. In addition, waterway H R5a consists of a narrowdrainage area within a shallow marsh wetland (H W7) adjacent to Lake Blass (EAP map page 6). It isassumed that H R5a / H W7 is below the Ordinary High Water Mark (OHWM) of Lake Blass andtherefore subject to provisions of Chapter 30 (Wis. Stats.). Construction matting will be placed along thelength of H W7 to facilitate construction access. Matting will also be placed over waterway H R5a andwill be configured similar to a TCSB so as not to restrict flow in this feature (refer to Appendix D for aplan and profile drawing of this crossing). The placement of miscellaneous structures (i.e. constructionmatting) below the OHWM of H R5a / H W7 was approved in the WDNR utility permit.

Approximately 18.7 acres of forested wetland clearing will be required along Segment 3 and thenorthern portion of Segment 2. This amount of clearing is slightly less than the 20.3 acres assumed inthe Joint Application.

Construction access along Segment 3 and the northern portion of Segment 2 is presented on the EAP(Appendix A). Access through wetlands has been avoided where feasible (i.e. H W1, H W4, H W5, HW8, H W10, H W14d, H W15, H W17a and H W17b), or minimized by crossing only portions of wetlands(e.g., H W13c, H W14a, H W14b, H W14c and H W16b). However, access through other wetlands alongthis segment is necessary due to the configuration of these wetlands. (Note: While most construction

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equipment will be limited in wetlands where access is not shown, small track vehicles or all terrainvehicles may still be used to pull the conductor through these portions of wetlands).

Construction matting may be used to facilitate access and minimize impacts in wetlands. The tablebelow identifies the anticipated footprint of matting in each wetland along the proposed ROW.

Wetland Identifier Square footageof mats

H W3 1,110

H W4a 1,330

H W6 2,760

H W7 3,080

H W11 18,650

H W12 166,430

H W13a 1,770

H W13b 15,070

H W13c 29,120

H W14a 8,480

H W14b 2,500

H W14c 2,500

H W16a 32,890

H W16b 4,160

H W16c 80,080

H W17c 62,890

H W18 6,040

H W19 13,630

H W21 1,460

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Wetland Identifier Square footageof mats

G W1 5,350

Most off ROW access paths occur in upland areas although several paths near the southern end ofSegment 3 occur in wetlands. Wetland boundaries in off ROW areas were determined from aerialphotographs and NRCS soil mapping although a couple were also viewed during site walk downs. About81,800 ft2 of wetland matting may be required for these off ROW access paths. Two of these off ROWaccess paths occur in forested wetlands (EAP map pages 35 and 36) requiring approximately 0.13 acre oftemporary forested wetland clearing. These off ROW access paths are generally required due to longstretches of project corridor that do not have access to roadways.

In addition, the following off ROW access paths not identified in the Joint Application will require uplandclearing / trimming:

Access to structure 137545 (EAP map page 9 ) – clearing approximately 0.16 acre for a gradedaccess road;

Access to structure 137546 (EAP map page 9)– clearing/trimming approximately 0.82 acrerequired to widen an existing path;

Access between structure 137553 and 137554 (EAP map page 12)– clearing approximately 0.03acre for access off Moon Road;

Access to structure 137613 (EAP map page 30) clearing/trimming approximately 0.35 acrerequired to widen an existing path;

Access to structure 137630 (EAP map page 35) clearing/trimming approximately 0.27 acrerequired to widen an existing path; and

Access to structure 137632 (EAP map page 35) trimming approximately 0.18 acre required towiden an existing upland path (some of the trimming may occur in the adjacent forestedwetland).

Attempts will be made to find alternate access that does not impact wetlands or upland forest; howeverat this point it is assumed these routes will be required.

Additional measures to minimize wetland and waterway impacts along Segment 3 and the northernportion of Segment 2 are outlined in other sections of this CMP (e.g. Invasive Species Management Planand Wetland Restoration and Revegetation Plan).

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B. Photographs of Pre Construction Site Conditions (Wetlands and Waterways)

Pre construction photographs of wetlands and waterways along the ROW of Segment 3 and thenorthern portion of Segment 2 are provided in Appendix C.

C. Waterway Impacts

As discussed above, up to five TCSB crossings will be required along Segment 3 and the northern portionof Segment 2; and construction matting will be temporarily placed below the OHWM of H W7 / R 5a(Lake Blass). Final plan and cross sectional view drawings for each TCSB crossing and the matting belowthe OHWM of H W7 / R 5a are provided in Appendix D. General Condition #51 of the utility permitindicates the TCSBs should incorporate measures to minimize soil reaching the waterways. As shown inAppendix D, silt fence will be attached to the bridge sides and fabric laid between the deck layers toaccomplish this purpose, or a similar protection method will be implemented.

The approved route and off ROW access along Segment 3 and the northern portion of Segment 2crosses numerous waterways identified in the WDNR 24K hydrology layer that do not have defined bedand banks based on field observations from 2012 and/or 2015. These features are shown on the EAP(labelled as “non regulated WDNR confirmed [pending]”) and recent photos are presented in AppendixE. In addition, there is a drainage feature near structure 137535 (EAP map page 6) that is not identifiedin the WDNR 24k hydrology layer. This feature appears to be supported by storm water within thetransmission line ROW from an adjacent development, and it eventually leads to Lake Blass (seephotograph from Pictometry in Appendix E). We are requesting WDNR concurrence that these featureswould not be considered navigable and therefore not subject to provisions of Chapter 30 (Wis. Stats.).

During construction of concrete foundations, water is often pumped into the borehole to maintain theintegrity of the excavation. Suitable surface waters adjacent to the ROW may be used as a source of thiswater. Several waterways along this segment may be utilized for withdrawals; however, a finaldetermination has not been made at this time. If surface water withdrawals are required, they willmeet the following conditions outlined in the Utility Structure, Bridge and Wetland General Permit(WDNR GP3 2013):

Pump intakes and discharges shall be placed to prevent impacts to fisheries, wildlife, and theirhabitat; andPump intakes and discharges shall be placed to prevent the disturbance, removal and scour ofbed material.

In addition, water withdrawals from public waterways must avoid placement of a structure on the bedof the waterway unless prior authorization under ch. 30.12 (Wis. Stats.) is granted from the WDNR. TheWDNR will be notified if surface water withdrawals occur along Segment 3 and the northern portion ofSegment 2.

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Clearance Waiver

General Condition #46 of the WDNR utility permit indicates: All bridges across navigable waterwaysshall either maintain a clearance of not less than 5 feet, or comply with requirements of s. NR 320.04(Wis. Admin. Code). Wis. Admin. Code Chapter NR 320.04(3) indicates the department may allow lessthan 5 feet of navigation clearance when all of the following apply:

The waterway is known to have little or no navigation or snowmobile use;The waterway is not anticipated to have navigational use by other than lightweight craft;The owner provides a portage over or around the bridge or culvert; andThe reduced clearance would not be detrimental to the public interest.

The Applicants would allow a portage over or around a bridge if necessary; however given the streamdimensions and other characteristics at these six crossings, it is unlikely these waterways are utilized bywatercraft. The Applicants believe the other conditions specified in Wis. Admin. Code Chapter NR320.04(3) are met at each waterway crossing and therefore, a five foot clearance is not required at anyof the six bridge locations.

Fishery Waiver

General Condition #44 of the WDNR utility permit indicates that: All bridges must be placed andremoved in compliance with timing restrictions, unless authorized by the local DNR fisheries biologist.For trout streams and navigable tributaries to those trout streams, placement and removal is prohibitedfrom September 15 through May 15, annually. On all other waterways, placement and removal of thebridges is prohibited from March 1 through June 15, annually. As discussed above, TCSBs will berequired in five locations and construction matting will be required below the OHWM of Lake Blass.Waterway H R1 is classified as a trout stream and the other waterways (H R3, H R5, H R5a, H R7 and HR8) are classified as warm water streams. The Applicants requested a waiver of the September 15through May 15 timing restriction for H R1, and the March 1 through June 15 timing restriction for theother five crossings from Mr. Nate Nye, the Columbia and Sauk County Fisheries Manager. Mr. Nyeapproved the waiver requests for these waterways (Appendix F).

D. Endangered Resources Plan

ATC worked with the WDNR to develop a Certified Endangered Resources (ER) Review as part of theJoint Application. The Certified ER Review identified and summarized endangered resources known tooccur along each proposed segment. Upon receiving the ordered route, the Certified ER has beenamended in coordination with DNR as construction details have been developed. The amendment tableidentified which state listed species have required follow up actions and the specific areas alongSegment 3 and the northern portion of Segment 2 where measures are needed to avoid and minimizedirect or indirect impacts to state listed species. Furthermore, the amendment table identified voluntarymeasures recommended to avoid and minimize impacts to other sensitive state listed species or

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resources (e.g. natural communities). The amendment table serves as a communication andcoordination tool to be used among the Applicants, WDNR, and construction contractor(s). For federallylisted species, the Applicants are preparing a Biological Evaluation/Assessment in coordination with theUSFWS that will outline a determination of affects for federally listed species that may occur alongSegment 3 and the northern portion of Segment 2, as well as the necessary conservation measures toprotect them. Where necessary, specific areas and protection measures will be documented on the EAPfor state and federally listed species known or assumed to be present along the segment.

E. Invasive Species Management Plan

Plant communities and dominant vegetation within the ROW of Segment 3 and the northern portion ofSegment 2 were documented during field evaluations in 2012, and additional field visits in 2015. Thepresence (i.e. general location and density) of Restricted and Prohibited invasive species defined in Wis.Admin Code Ch. NR 40 within the ROW were noted during these assessments.

Segment 3 and the northern portion of Segment 2 extend from the Wisconsin Dells area to CTH U northof the Wisconsin River. These segments occur primarily along interstate corridor and cross a variety oflandscapes and land uses. Vegetative communities in this corridor include grasslands, woodlands andwetlands, as well as lands utilized for agricultural, residential and commercial uses. A small portion ofSegment 3 jogs south from the interstate corridor and crosses agricultural fields and residentialwoodlots before rejoining the interstate corridor.

The following summarizes invasive species observed in vegetative communities along the projectcorridor. While numerous Restricted species were identified, Prohibited species were not observed. Allspecies identified below in this section are classified as Restricted unless otherwise noted.

In general, the interstate ROW along Segment 3 and the northern portion of Segment 2 is regularlymowed and is commonly dominated by invasive species. Eurasian cool season grasses such as smoothbrome (Bromus inermis), an invasive species not included in NR 40, are common within this area. Avariety of other invasive species are also present throughout the interstate ROW and primarily includewild parsnip (Pastinaca sativa), Canada thistle (Cirsium arvense), spotted knapweed (Centaurea stoebe),and crown vetch (Coronilla varia) in areas subject to regular mowing. Bird’s foot trefoil (Lotuscornicultata), an invasive species not included in NR 40, is also common within the regularly mowedareas. Common shrub species observed within the interstate ROW, typically along fence lines, includescommon buckthorn (Rhamnus cathartica), invasive honeysuckle shrubs (Lonicera spp.), and autumnolive (Elaeagnus umbellata). Garlic mustard (Alliaria petiollata) was occasionally observed withinshrubby areas of the interstate corridor.

Large blocks of woodland are present along Segment 3 and the northern portion of Segment 2, rangingfrom mesic woodlands near the southern end to dry mesic woodland at the northern end. In general,the woodlands at the southern end of Segment 3 are more degraded than woodlands further north.However, the woodland areas generally have some level of invasive species presence. Invasive species

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are typically more prevalent along woodland edges adjacent to agricultural lands or the interstate ROW.Invasive species commonly observed within wooded areas included black locust (Robinia pseudoacacia),common buckthorn, and invasive honeysuckle shrubs. Japanese barberry (Berberis thunbergii), dame’srocket (Hesperis matronalis) and garlic mustard were also observed in scattered patches throughoutSegment 3 and the northern portion of Segment 2.

Agricultural lands consist primarily of corn and soybean row crops, as well as wheat and hay fields.Invasive species were commonly observed along the boundaries between fields and the interstate ROWfence line. Invasives species observed along agricultural lands are similar to those observed within theinterstate ROW, including species such as common buckthorn, invasive honeysuckle shrubs, wildparsnip, and Canada thistle. Garlic mustard and autumn olive were also observed in scatteredpopulations.

Open grassland/prairie areas beyond the interstate ROW are present in a few locations along thecorridor of Segment 3 and the northern portion of Segment 2. These communities are dominated bysmooth brome and include dense to common presence of wild parsnip, Canada thistle and bird’s foottrefoil.

Wetlands observed along Segment 3 and the northern portion of Segment 2 include degraded wetmeadow, hardwood swamp, floodplain forest, shrub carr, sedge meadow, shallow marsh and farmedwetland communities. Reed canary grass (Phalaris arundinacea) (not included in NR 40) and narrow leafcattail (Typha angustifolia) are common invasive species observed within these wetland areas. Invasivehoneysuckle shrubs and common buckthorn, as well as scattered Japanese barberry were oftenobserved along wetland edges. Additionally, moneywort (Lysimachia nummularia) was dense within theherbaceous layer of wetland H W19 along the Baraboo River.

Location Specific BMP’s

Location specific BMP’s should be applied to the following locations:

Purple loosestrife (Lythrum salicaria) was observed in two localized upland areas within theinterstate ROW between structures 137522 and 137523. ATC intends to remove the plants bypulling, bagging and appropriately disposing of the plants prior to seed set. If removal of purpleloosestrife cannot be achieved, the area will be avoided during work activities, or vehicles willbe inspected and cleaned before leaving the area.The woodland between structures 137546 and 137551 is dominated by black locust, withJapanese barberry, honeysuckle shrubs, common buckthorn, dame’s rocket, garlic mustard andspotted knapweed common in patches and scattered throughout. A layer of wood chips will beleft on the ground after clearing activities (if allowed by the landowners) which will act as abarrier between vehicles and the ground surface. In addition, vehicles will be inspected andcleaned before leaving the area.

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A patch of common reed grass (Phragmites australis) was observed in wetland H W12 betweenstructures 137601 and 137602, and in an upland area just south of structure 137656. Attemptswill be made to avoid these areas during work activities. If the areas cannot be avoided,vehicles should stay on construction matting, or the vehicles will be inspected and cleanedbefore leaving the area.Japanese knotweed (Fallopia japonica) was observed along an off ROW access path to structure137632. Attempts will be made to avoid this area during work activities. If the area cannot beavoided, vehicles should stay on construction matting in this area.A dense layer of moneywort was observed in wetland H W19 north and south of the BarabooRiver (H R9). Moneywort was only observed in this wetland. A thin layer of wood chips will beleft on the ground after clearing activities (if allowed by the landowners) which will act as abarrier between vehicles and the ground surface. In addition, vehicles should stay onconstruction matting or the vehicles will be inspected and cleaned before leaving the area.A higher quality grassland/prairie was observed north and south of structure 137521. Off ROWaccess is required in this area and vehicles should stay on the existing two track path to theextent practicable. In addition, vehicles will be inspected and cleaned off prior to entering thisarea.

Location specific BMPs may be implemented elsewhere within Segment 3 and the northern portion ofSegment 2 if ATC encounters a localized population of an invasive species other than those discussedabove during future field visits.

General BMP’s

The following general BMPs will be utilized during construction along Segment 3 and the northernportion of Segment 2 to comply with Wis. Admin Code Ch. NR 40. The intent of these practices is tolimit the spread of invasive species.

Construction equipment and material

o Minimize soil disturbance and utilize gravel roads or established equipment access pathsto the extent practicable.

o To the extent practicable, avoid localized populations of invasive species throughconstruction timing and alternate access.

o When working in areas infested with invasive species, clean mud and plant materialfrom construction matting and equipment.

Managing soil and vegetative material

o Avoid movement of invasive material to non infested areas. If possible, invasivematerial should be left within the ROW. For example, when clearing areas dominated

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by honeysuckle or buckthorn shrubs, cut material should be left in generally the sameplace and not spread off site or to uninfested areas.

o If infested soil or vegetative material must be transported from the ROW, transport to adesignated area for appropriate disposal. Prior to transporting material, manage theload to limit potential spread to uninfested areas.

o Manage stockpiles onsite to prevent the spread to adjacent areas.o In areas requiring clearing, a layer of wood chips should be left on the ground (if

approved by the landowner) to act as a barrier between vehicles and the groundsurface.

Restoration and landscaping

o Seed mixes have been developed for the Project and will be installed in accordance withthe Revegetation and Monitoring plan (Attachment 2).

o Revegetate disturbed soils as soon as possible with an appropriate temporary covercrop to minimize invasive species establishment. As appropriate, a perennial seed mixshall be installed during the appropriate seeding window.

Aquatic invasive species

o Water may be withdrawn from waterways for foundation construction and matting willbe placed below the OHWM of Blass Lake. All vehicles and equipment exposed to publicwaters of the state (i.e. mats, pumps, hoses, vehicles, boats, turbidity curtains,machinery, etc.) will be adequately decontaminated/disinfected for aquatic invasives.Decontamination/disinfection can be accomplished by allowing equipment to drythoroughly for at least 5 days or by utilizing another appropriate method identified inNR 329.04, prior to being used in non infested waters of the state.

F. Wetland Compensatory Mitigation Plan

As compensation for unavoidable impacts to wetlands as part of the Project, the applicants proposewetland compensatory mitigation. Unavoidable temporary and permanent impacts to wetlands occurwithin Segment 3 and the northern portion of Segment 2 of the Badger Coulee Project. This portion ofthe project is located within the Lower Wisconsin Bank Service Area (BSA). The total wetland impactsand proposed compensatory mitigation acres for Segment 3 and the northern portion of Segment 2 areidentified in the attached Mitigation Summary Table (Appendix G).

Temporary Impacts

Temporary wetland impacts along Segment 3 are associated with the temporary clearing of hardwoodswamp wetlands along off ROW access routes where woody vegetation will be allowed to regenerate.Temporary conversion of hardwood swamp wetland along off ROW access routes accounts for 0.13acre. There are no temporary impacts within the northern portion of Segment 2.

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Permanent Impacts

Permanent impacts due to structure placement in wetlands have been minimized to a total of 0.05 acre,all of which occur in Segment 3. The following community types are impacted by structure placement,and acreages of impact by community type are provided in Appendix G: wet meadow (both nativesubtype and degraded), farmed wetland, shallow marsh, shrub carr, floodplain forest, and hardwoodswamp.

Permanent conversion of shrub and forested wetland within the project corridor of Segment 3 and thenorthern portion of Segment 2 totals 20.45 acres. Specifically, permanent conversion of shrub carrwetland is 1.71 acres and floodplain forest is 2.92 acres (both occur only in Segment 3). Permanentconversion of hardwood swamp totals 15.33 acres in Segment 3 and 0.49 acre in the northern portion ofSegment 2.

Mitigation Credits

The applicants propose the use of the Wisconsin in lieu fee program, Wisconsin Wetland ConservationTrust (WWCT) to compensate for wetland impacts. Credits required for compensation are available forthis project, as confirmed in a conversation with the in lieu fee coordinator on August 20, 2015.Estimated total compensatory mitigation credits are based on the assumption of using the Wisconsin inlieu fee program and on mitigation ratios agreed upon by the Wisconsin DNR and the Corps ofEngineers. Mitigation ratios consist of 1.45:1 for permanent structure placement; 0.5:1 for permanentconversion of shrub carr, hardwood swamp, and floodplain forest; and 0.1:1 for temporary conversionof hardwood swamp. At these ratios, a total of 10.31 credits are required to compensate for theunavoidable wetland impacts to Segment 3 and the northern portion of Segment 2 of the Badger Couleeproject.

G. Wetland Restoration and Revegetation Plan

A general summary of wetland community characteristics within the ROW of Segment 3 and thenorthern part of Segment 2 is presented in Appendix B. This characterization is based on fieldobservations from 2012 and 2015. In summary, wetland communities present within these segmentsinclude degraded wet meadow, floodplain forest, hardwood swamp, sedge meadow, shallow marsh,shrub carr and farmed wetland. Most wetland communities are degraded to a certain degree withtypically one or more invasive species present. Construction within wetlands shall comply with theproject Erosion Control Plan (ECP). Revegetation of wetlands is presented in the project specificRevegetation and Monitoring Plan (Attachment 2). A summary of wetland restoration and revegetationguidelines for Segment 3 and the northern portion of Segment 2 is provided below.

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Restoration / Revegetation

Restoration within wetland areas will include removal of all construction related materials (e.g.timber matting) and the restoration of significant ruts and depressions.The ROW will be restored to pre existing topography as much as practicable.Areas with significant rutting in wetlands will be repaired using hand tools, back dragging orother appropriate means to restore topography while minimizing additional disturbance.Wetland areas where disturbance is minimal, as anticipated along matted access routes, willgenerally be allowed to revegetate naturally. These locations will be monitored to determine ifsupplemental seeding is necessary.A temporary cover crop may be installed over disturbed soils following ground disturbance. Aproject specific permanent native wetland seed mix may be installed within disturbed wetlandareas that have a native component but are not high quality wetlands (see Revegetation andMonitoring Plan for seed mixes and installation specifications, Attachment 2).Farmed wetlands will not be re seeded due to their current land use.Virginia wild rye (Elymus virginicus) will replace Canada wild rye (Elymus canadensis) in seedmixes on WDNR owned land along Segment 3 and the northern portion of Segment 2 if seedingis required on these lands.

Other /Miscellaneous

Fertilizers will not be used within 100 feet of wetlands, streams and rivers.Cover such as erosion blankets or other weed free devices may be applied after seeding andfinal restoration has occurred in wetland areas disturbed by the construction activities. Allerosion control measures utilized will conform to WDNR Technical Standards.Soil erosion and sedimentation control measures installed will be maintained until the disturbedareas are permanently stabilized.

H. Wooded Riparian and Wetland Management Plan

Approximately 18.7 acres of wooded wetlands will be impacted by construction along Segment 3 andthe northern portion of Segment 2. This includes several forested wetland corridors along rivers (e.g.,the Baraboo River) and adjacent to ponds. In addition, several upland wooded riparian corridors occuralong these segments, including Dell Creek/Mirror Lake (H R6 on EAP map page 7).

In general, the entire ROW width will be cleared for safe construction equipment access in woodedareas. In riparian areas, efforts will be made to retain low growing vegetation on/near stream banks forerosion control, where it currently exists. In areas where a TCSB will be installed, the amount of clearingwill be kept to a minimum, which will minimize the impacts to riparian corridors.

The Dell Creek/Mirror Lake crossing consists of steeply sloped banks that are about 100 feet high. Dueto the bank height, it may not be necessary to clear all trees on the bank in the proposed ROW. An

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evaluation is currently being conducted to determine whether some trees can remain on the banks inthis area.

Trees cut in wetland areas will generally be removed from the wetland and windrowed or chipped inupland areas. Some of the woody vegetation that is cleared may remain in the wetland areas. Thisincludes lop and scatter of tree limbs and thin scatter of wood chips, and vegetation fragments resultingfrom mowing the shrub and sapling layer. Wood left in the wetland will be scattered in a manner that itdoes not impede vegetation growth, water flow or alter the bottom elevation of the wetland.

Areas disturbed by construction will be restored as described in the Wetland Restoration and ReVegetation Plan section.

I. Final Sequencing and Scheduling Plan

Clearing along Segment 3 and the northern portion of Segment 2 is anticipated to begin as early asJanuary 2016, following clearing in Segment 1. The following summarizes the anticipated timing ofconstruction along Segment 3 and the northern portion of Segment 2:

ROW Clearing – Feb. 2016 May 2016Structure Foundations – Aug. 2016 Dec. 2016Install Structures – Sept. 2016 May 2017Install Conductor – Mar. 2017 Sept. 2017

ROW cleanup and restoration is scheduled to occur in the fall following completion of construction,although actual dates for restoration will be weather dependent. Permanent restoration within anygiven area will be properly implemented within 30 days of final construction. If restoration is delayeddue to weather or soil conditions, the area will be protected until permanent restoration can becompleted.

J. Post Construction Monitoring Plan

Wetland and waterway monitoring will be required for this project. Weekly monitoring will occur duringand after construction until disturbed areas are stabilized and annual post construction monitoring willbe conducted as discussed below.

In accordance with Condition #38 of the WDNR utility permit, ATC will conduct frequent monitoring(e.g., weekly and after a significant rainfall event) of erosion and sediment controls during and afterconstruction, which may include areas within and adjacent to wetlands and waterways. Thismonitoring will occur until the areas are stabilized as defined in Condition #38 of the utility permit.

ATC will also conduct annual post construction monitoring of the portions of wetlands and waterwaysimpacted by construction, as outlined in Condition #70 of the utility permit. This monitoring shallcontinue for a minimum of 5 years after construction unless compliance is achieved and documented

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earlier. Refer to the Revegetation and Monitoring Plan (Attachment 2) for more detail regardingwetland and waterway monitoring, and the associated reporting.

Environmental Access Plan – Segment 3 & the North Part Segment 2

Graphic Index for Badger Coulee Project

SEGMENT HIGHLIGHTS

5 Temporary Clear Span Bridges will be required over waterways

Construction matting will be installed in H-W7/H-R5a which is considered below the OHWM of Lake Blass

A total of 24 poles will be constructed in the following wetlands (parenthetic value refers to number of structures within the feature):

H-W11 (1), H-W12 (8), H-W13b (1), H-W13c (2), H-W14a (1), H-W14b (1), H-W14c (1), H-W16a (2), H-W16b (1), H-W16c (2), H-W17c (2), H-W18 (1), H-W19 (1)

A total of 12 temporary poles will be placed in the following wetlands (2 poles in each wetland):

H-W13c, H-W14a, H-W16a, H-W17c, H-W18 and H-W19 (Refer to pages 32, 33 and 36).

Invasive Species Caution: Invasive species locations are identified along Segment 3 on pages 2, 9, 10, 11, 27, 35, and 36 of this plan and along Segment 2 on page 4. Refer to these pages for instructions on how to proceed in these areas.

Rare Species Caution: Rare species locations are identified along Segment 3 on pages 7, 8, 9, 34, 35, 36, and 37 of this plan. Refer to these pages for instructions on how to proceed in these areas.

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876

874

872

848

950 948

954

952

942

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940

938 954

932

846

844

964

974

972

968

964

958

958

956

956

940

846

844

PROTECTED SPECIES:No work betweenMarch 15-July 31unless authorizedby Environmental

CDL-BRG30520- RichardHudzinski

CDL-BRG30510 -Herbert E & Carol

Anne Seidel AbLiving Trust

CDL-BRG30500- Rosemarie

Seidel




CDL-BRG30480- R & G Inc


CDL-BRG30485- Road

CDL-BRG30485- Road

CDL-BRG30490 -Hopeful Gonnering &Melissa Page-Fockler

CDL-BRG30490 -Hopeful Gonnering &Melissa Page-Fockler

MirrorLake

State Park

H-R

6

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Parcel Numberand

Owner Name





£¤12

§̈¦90

DELLONA

WisconsinDells

FAIRFIELD

EXCELSIOR

LakeDelton

DELTON

Sauk

ST23

ST13

ST33

17

16

1514

13

12

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87

65

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3

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D

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Y

Y

Y

Y

Y

T13N, R6E, S29

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§̈¦90

Town ofDelton

Ishnala Rd

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978

972970

968

966

964

962

892890

960

958956

954

948

928

99299

098898

698498

298097

6974

930

894

888886

952

950

942

928

924

920918

916906

898892

890

888

886

884

882

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926

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912

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904

902

900898896

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952

962960958

956942

94093

0966

960

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962

928926

924922920918

962

960

884880

878

972 970 968

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920

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920916

958

956

926

924

880

878

994

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904

902

900

896

894

914

954

954

964968

882

918

976950 988

964

964

958

926

924

PROTECTED SPECIES:No work betweenMarch 15-July 31unless authorizedby Environmental

PROTECTED SPECIES:Environmental

Monitor needed forall work between

April 15-September 30.No ground disturbancefrom October 1-April 14







CDL-BRG30010- State

of Wisconsin CDL-BRG30460 -Avonelle M Kissack

Living Trust


CDL-BRG30480- R & G Inc

CDL-BRG30010- State

of WisconsinCDL-BRG30010- State ofWisconsin

CDL-BRG30010- State of

Wisconsin

Mirror LakeState Park

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Parcel Numberand

Owner Name





£¤12

§̈¦90

NEWPORT

DELLONA

FAIRFIELDEXCELSIOR

LakeDelton

DELTON

Columbia

Sauk

ST16

ST23

171615

14131211

109

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7

6

5

4

3





Y

Y

Y

T13N, R6E, S28T13N, R6E, S33

SAUKCOUNTY

§̈¦90


Town ofDelton

Ishnala Rd

934932

928

926

924

922

918

916

914

912

910

908

906904

946944942940938936

940

938936

934932

930

928

926

924922

920

918

916

914

912

910

958956954952950

950948

946

944

942

940930

928

916

914

912

960

958

970

968

964

962

970

966

964

960

958

956

954

952

950

948

930

920902 900

948

946

944

942

960

952

926

918

970

960

938938

926

918

916

Invasive Species (SeveralSpecies): Remain on mats or

inspect and clean vehiclesbefore leaving the area

BtB





CDL-BRG30460 -Avonelle M Kissack

Living Trust

CDL-BRG30460 -Avonelle M Kissack

Living Trust




CDL-BRG30450- Rosman and

Rcm LLC


Rcm LLC

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Y

YY

Y

Y

Y

Y

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§̈¦90

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Pine

ViewRd

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Busse Ln0 1,000500

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Parcel Numberand

Owner Name





£¤12

§̈¦90

NEWPORT

DELLONA

WisconsinDells

FAIRFIELD

BARABOO

LakeDelton

DELTON

Columbia

Sauk

ST13

ST23

ST33

19

1817

16

1514

13

12

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87

65

4

3

2





Y

Y

Y

T13N

, R6E

, S28

T13N

, R6E

, S33

T13N, R6E, S33

T13N, R6E, S34

SAUKCOUNTY

££12

§̈¦90


Town ofDelton

Timothy Ln (1)

Pine View Rd

Delton Rd

Deer

Run R

d

Busse Ln

962

96095

895695

4952

950

948946

944942

940938936934932930

95295

094894

694494

2

940938936

934

962

960

958956

954952

962

960958

956954

952

952

950

948

946

930928926924922

922920918

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952

950

956954952950

936

934 932

916

914

912

964

962

932930

934

932

928

926 924

920

944

914

912

954

962

958

940

940

938

938

938 936

936 930

920

Invasive Species (SeveralSpecies): Remain on mats orinspect and clean vehiclesbefore leaving the area

BtB

CDL-BRG30010- State

of Wisconsin



CDL-BRG30450- Rosman

and Rcm LLC


and Rcm LLC

NON-REGULATED -DNR CONFIRMED

(PENDING)

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Parcel Numberand

Owner Name





£¤12

§̈¦90

NEWPORT

DELLONA

FAIRFIELD

LakeDelton

DELTON

Columbia

Sauk

ST23

ST16

ST33

18

171615

14131211

109

8

7

6

5

4





Y Y Y

T13N

, R6E

, S33

T13N

, R6E

, S34

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Town ofDelton

Delton Rd

Timothy Ln (1)Deer Run Rd

Busse Ln

970968966964962

960

958956954952950948946944942940938936934932

970

968

966

964

960

958

956

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94494294

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956

954

960958

960

958

956

952

950

964

962

954

952

930

950

938

93693

4

932

962

970

954

938

Invasive Species (SeveralSpecies): Remain on mats or

inspect and clean vehiclesbefore leaving the area


CDL-BRG30423 -Virgil & Cynthia

Dickinson

CDL-BRG30423 -Virgil & Cynthia

Dickinson

CDL-BRG30010- State

of Wisconsin

CDL-BRG30420 -Kenneth Dickinsonand John Lochhead


CDL-BRG30440- Scenic

Traveler Inc



and Rcm LLC


Rcm LLC

NON-REGULATED -DNR CONFIRMED(PENDING)

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Parcel Numberand

Owner Name





£¤12

§̈¦90

NEWPORT

FAIRFIELD

LakeDelton

DELTON

Columbia

Sauk

ST23

ST33

ST16

1918

171615

14131211

109

8

7

6

5

4





D

Y

Y

Y Y

SAUKCOUNTY Town of

Delton

Moon Rd (1)

978976

974

968

966964

962

960

958

956

954

952

950

948

946

944

942982

978976974972970

968

966964

966

964

962

960

958

954952

950

948

948946

944

942

940

954

952

956

954

950

962

960

962

960

940

938

966

964

956

954

95295

0

982

980

972

970

940

980

950

978936974

948

948

CDL-BRG30360 - DavidM & Elizabeth I

Smith Living TrustCDL-BRG30370- Mountain

Faith Church

CDL-BRG30380- VirginiaRohde

CDL-BRG30390- Donna &

Karen SarafinCDL-BRG30400 - JamesGibson & Melanie

Platt-Gibson

CDL-BRG30410- Charles &

Juanita Buelow


Smith Living Trust

CDL-BRG30420 -Kenneth Dickinsonand John Lochhead

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Parcel Numberand

Owner Name





£¤12

§̈¦90

NEWPORT

FAIRFIELD

LakeDelton

DELTON

Columbia

Sauk

ST23

ST16

201918

171615

14131211

109

8

7

6

5

4





DY

Y

Y

T13N

, R6E

, S27

T13N

, R6E

, S26

T13N, R6E, S27T13N, R6E, S34

T13N, R6E, S26T13N, R6E, S35

T13N

, R6E

, S34

T13N

, R6E

, S35

SAUKCOUNTY

§̈¦90


Town ofDelton

Bunker Dr

968 966

964

962 960 958 956

954

952

948

946

944

942

940

938

936 934

960

956954

952

950

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946

942

940

938

936934

930

928

926924

922

920

918

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6

970

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6

978972

980 976

960

95895

6

942

940

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0

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912

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928

926

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988

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984

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978

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974

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950

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930

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958

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932

992

956

954

952

950

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938

938

938

930

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Smith Living Trust


CDL-BRG30370- Mountain

Faith Church


CDL-BRG30357- Webb Farms

II, LLC



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Parcel Numberand

Owner Name





£¤12

§̈¦90

NEWPORT

WisconsinDells

FAIRFIELD

LakeDelton

DELTON

Columbia

Sauk

ST23

2019181716

1514

13

12111098

7

6

5

4

3

2





Y

Y

Y

Y

T13N, R6E, S26

T13N, R6E, S35

SAUKCOUNTY

§̈¦90

Town ofDelton

Bunker Dr

946944

942

938936

934932

930

928

926

924

922

918916

914

912

910

908

906

904

902

900898

888886

884882

878876

874872

870

948

946

944

942

940

918

938

920916

962

960

958

956

954

896892

882

880

878

880

878

876

882

880

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898896

952

950

948

940

896

894

892

890

880 868

866

864862

934

930

926914

912

894

952 952

942

930

906

904

882CDL-BRG30010

- State ofWisconsin

CDL-BRG30355- Webb

Farms LLC

CDL-BRG30355- Webb

Farms LLC


CDL-BRG30357- Webb Farms

II, LLC


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§̈¦90

Moon Rd (1)

Bunker Dr

0 1,000500

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Delineated Wetland



Parcel Numberand

Owner Name





£¤12

§̈¦90

NEWPORT

FAIRFIELD

LakeDelton

DELTON

Columbia

Sauk

ST23

212019181716

1514

13

12111098

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Y

YY

Y

T13N, R6E, S36

T13N, R6E, S35

SAUKCOUNTY

")A

§̈¦90

Town ofDelton

Moon Rd (1)

930928

92492292

091891

691491

2

90890

690490

2900

898896

894892

890888886884882

880878

876

892

890

888

886

884

882

880

910908

906

904

878

876 874

884

882

880

872870868

894 892

892 890

880878

874

872

874872

872

870

932

926

910

882

900

894

890

882

878

878

878

878

878

872

872

BtB


CDL-BRG30355- Webb

Farms LLC


CDL-BRG30355- Webb

Farms LLC

CDL-BRG30340- Mervin Cook

CDL-BRG30350- Thomas &Gail Webb


CDL-BRG30330 -Gary & Pamela

Cummings Liv Trust

CDL-BRG30010- State

of Wisconsin

NON-REGULATED- DNR CONFIRMED(PENDING)

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Parcel Numberand

Owner Name





£¤12

§̈¦90

LEWISTON

NEWPORT

WisconsinDells

FAIRFIELD

LakeDelton

DELTON

Columbia

Sauk

22212019

18171615

1413

12111098





DDYY

YYY

YY

YY

SAUKCOUNTY

§̈¦90 Town ofDelton

900

898 896 894 892

890 888

878

876

874

872

870

904902900898896894892890888

886

884

888

886

886

884

866

864

882

880

868

906

884

882

BtB

CDL-BRG30330 -Gary & Pamela

Cummings Liv Trust


CDL-BRG30325 - WilliamCummings & Gary & Pamela

Cummings Living Trust

CDL-BRG30325 - WilliamCummings & Gary & Pamela

Cummings Living Trust


CDL-BRG30320- William

Cummings

CDL-BRG30310 -William R &

Charlene M TurnerJt Revoc Trust



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Parcel Numberand

Owner Name





£¤12

§̈¦90

LEWISTON

NEWPORT

FAIRFIELD

LakeDelton

DELTON

Columbia

Sauk

2322

212019181716

1514

13

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YY

YY

YY

YY

T13N, R7E, S31

T13N, R6E, S36

SAUKCOUNTY

§̈¦90 Town ofFairfield

Town ofDelton

Gillem Rd

90490290089889

689

489

2

890

888

886

884

882

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876874

872

870

868

866

864

882880878

876

890

884882

880878

876

872

870

868866

862860

858

856

880

878

870

868

864

862

906

890

886

884

874

888

886

876

880

880

868864

864

862

878

BtB





CDL-BRG30010- State

of Wisconsin




CDL-BRG30300 -Clyde G & Carolyn AMoon Jt Revoc Trust



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Parcel Numberand

Owner Name





£¤12

§̈¦90

LEWISTON

NEWPORT

FAIRFIELD

LakeDelton

DELTON

Columbia

Sauk

2242322

212019181716

1514

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YY

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YY

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T13N, R7E, S31

T12N, R7E, S6

SAUKCOUNTY

§̈¦90

Town ofFairfield

934932

930

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924922

912910

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896894

892890

888886

884882

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876 874 87

2 870 86

8 866 86

4

862

860858

856

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886884

882880

878876

850

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844842

840

920918

916914

914912910908

892

890

888

886

876

874

872

870

938936

890

888

880

878

854

852

920

918

916

914

904

902

912

884

872

872

CDL-BRG30240- Eugne C &

Mona C LarsenJt RevTrust

CDL-BRG30010- State

of WisconsinCDL-BRG30010

- State ofWisconsin







CDL-BRG30270- ToddBulgrin




Access fromE 12322

Shady Lane

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Parcel Numberand

Owner Name





£¤12

LEWISTON

NEWPORT

FAIRFIELD

LakeDelton

DELTON

Columbia

Sauk

252423

22212019

18171615

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YY

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YY

YY

T13N, R7E, S31T13N, R7E, S32

T13N, R7E, S31

T12N, R7E, S6

T13N, R7E, S32

T12N, R7E, S5

T12N, R7E, S5

T12N, R7E, S6

SAUKCOUNTY

§̈¦90

Town ofFairfield

868

866

864 862

860

858

856

854

852

850

848

846

844

842

840

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826824

820

818

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864

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840

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830

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850

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836

850848

816

814

870

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834

828

822

862

846

826

844

832

828

818

CDL-BRG30250- Joe & Karen

Litscher







CDL-BRG30270- ToddBulgrin




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LEWISTONNEWPORT

FAIRFIELD

DELTON

Columbia

Sauk

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880

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874

872

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830

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2820818

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FAIRFIELD

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DELTON

Columbia

Sauk

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Columbia

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Linda Hoblitzell,David & Kristen Gaarder


CDL-BRG30180- Randall &Jean Abbs

CDL-BRG30170 - KarenGross, Nancy Yost,

Linda Hoblitzell,David & Kristen Gaarder


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LEWISTON

NEWPORT

FAIRFIELD

CALEDONIA

Columbia

Sauk

ST33

ST16

3231

3029282726252423

222120





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FAIRFIELD CALEDONIA

Columbia

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CALEDONIA

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Columbia

Sauk

ST33

ST16

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CDL-BRG30133 - USA Fish& Wildlife Service

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CALEDONIA

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§̈¦39

LEWISTON Portage

FAIRFIELD

CALEDONIA

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Sauk

ST33

ST16

393837

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FAIRFIELD

CALEDONIA

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Tritz Rd

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Feedlots, Inc

CDL-BRG30120- S. B.

Feedlots, Inc

CDL-BRG30120- S. B.

Feedlots, Inc

CDL-BRG30120- S. B.

Feedlots, Inc

CDL-BRG30120- S. B.

Feedlots, Inc

CDL-BRG30120- S. B.

Feedlots, Inc

CDL-BRG30095 -

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Tritz Rd

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§̈¦90

Town ofCaledonia

Bulgrien Dr

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Tritz Rd Cascade Mountain Rd

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March 15-October 31,unless exclusion fencing is

installed or a qualifiedspecies monitor is present

PROTECTED SPECIES:1) Minimize ground disturbance

within 75ft of open water; and2) Avoid activities and accesswith motorized vehicles from

March 15-October 31,unless exclusion fencing is

installed or a qualifiedspecies monitor is present

PROTECTED SPECIES:Avoid work belowOrdinary HighWater Mark

CDL-BRG30120- S. B.

Feedlots, Inc


CDL-BRG30090 -Cascade MountainLand Holdings LLC


CDL-BRG30095 -



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CDL-BRG30040- Blue Beacon

International Inc

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Delineated Wetland



Parcel Numberand

Owner Name




Badger Coulee 345 kV Transmission Line Project

Segment 3 and the Northern Portion of Segment 2 CMP

Appendix B

Wetland Summary Table

Appendix B. Wetland Summary TableATC - Badger Coulee 345 kV Transmission Line Project

Wetland IDEAP Map

PageStructures in Wetland Community Description / Observations

Photo Number

H-W1Seg 3, pg

1/2None

Degraded wet meadow fringe along banks of waterway H-R1. Reed canary grass is dominant with skunk cabbage, jewelweed, and sensitive fern with sparse stinging nettle and Canada thistle at base of STH 13 embankment. Scattered elderberry and tag alder shrubs are also present along the waterway.

1

H-W2Seg 3, pg

2None

Degraded wet meadow associated with waterway H-R2. Reed canary grass is dominant with skunk cabbage, spotted joe-pye weed, and Canada blue-joint common.

2

H-W3Seg 3, pg

3None

Hardwood swamp associated with stormwater drainage swale. Reed canary grass, stinging nettle, and wood fern common in the herb layer with red maple and red oak in the overstory. Some Japanese barberry and honeysuckle shrubs were also observed.

3

H-W4Seg 3, pg

3None

Small wet meadow in isolated depression extending beyond the project corridor to the east. Woolgrass, redtop, soft rush and Dudley's rush most common, with scattered timothy, reed canary grass, and prairie blazing star also present.

4

H-W4aSeg 3, pg

3None

Wet meadow within depressional spots of recently logged parcel. Feature could only be viewed from the DOT ROW (landowner access not granted) but woolgrass, Canada blue-joint, and grass-leaf goldenrod are dominant.

5

Primarily degraded wet meadow within lowest part of DOT ROW dominated by reed canary grass and narrow-leaf cattail. A higher quality area of wet meadow is present near the center of the feature that is dominated by prairie cordgrass, sensitive ferm, royal fern, prairie blazing star, brownish beak sedge, steeplebush, and bristly dewberry with sphagnum moss fairly common. Feature extended east of DOT ROW fencline at southern end to include depressional areas within woodland that included sphagnum moss and areas that appeared to hold water during wetter portions of the year.

This feature was extended during 2015 field investigations to include areas dominated by hydrophytic species and associated with mapped hydric soils

H-W6Seg 3, pg

4None Degraded wet meadow dominated by reed canary grass with scattered blue vervain and steeplebush. 9

H-W5Seg 3, pg

3/4None 6, 7, 8

Page 1 of 9


Wetland IDEAP Map


Photo Number

H-W7Seg 3, pg

5/6None

Shallow marsh associated with Lake Blass dominated by narrow-leaf cattail with scattered blue vervain and stinging nettle present at edge of feature within DOT ROW.

10

H-W8Seg 3, pg

20None

Degraded wet meadow swale limited to DOT ROW. Reed canary grass dominant with Canada goldenrod, Canada thistle, climbing deadly nightshade, and scattered grey dogwood.

11

H-W9 --- NoneFeaure no longer considered wetland. Area of H-W9 is a mesic woodland dominated by oaks and hackberry in the canopy, prickly ash and common buckthorn in the shrub layer, and wild geranium, broad-leaf enchanter's nighshade, and stickseed.

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Farmed seasonally flooded basin planted to soybeans exhibiting wetness signatures including drowned crop, stressed/stunted crop, soil cracks, algal mat on soil surface, with a scattered undergrowth of spotted lady's-thumb.

This feature was reduced in area to correspond with wetness signatures as observed directly during 2015 field investigations

Wetland complex comprised of degraded wet meadow, shallow marsh, and hardwood swamp communities.

Degraded wet meadow within DOT ROW dominated by reed canary grass with scattered sedges, Canada thistle, and Persicaria spp. Degraded wet meadow within non-DOT ROW dominated by reed canary grass, spotted Joe-Pye weed, sensitive fern, mad-dog skullcap, giant goldenrod, stinging nettle, arrow-leaved tear-thumb; with pockets of sedges and river bulrush persisting; Canada thistle scattered.

Hardwood swamp in the west-central portion dominated by pin oak, quaking aspen, blue-joint grass, and red top; reed canary grass common. Hardwood swamp in eastern portion dominated by quaking aspen, winterberry, dogwoods, reed canary grass, royal fern, and orange jewelweed.

Shallow marsh in SE corner dominated by lake sedge, arrowhead, and reed canary grass; with cattail and wool grass common.

The NW corner of the feature was reduced to follow the topography break and boundary with upland woods dominated by bur oak, shagbark hickory, and prickly ash. Wetland was extended in the eastern portion to include a hardwood swamp community dominated by hydrophytes and within a WWI mapped wetland.

H-W10Seg 3, pg

21None

Seg 3, pg 26

12

13, 14, 15H-W11 137600

Page 2 of 9


Wetland IDEAP Map


Photo Number

Extensive wetland complex comprised of hardwood swamp, shallow marsh, degraded wet and sedge meadows, and shrub-carr. Degraded wet meadow at west end dominated by reed canary grass, royal fern, wool grass, giant goldenrod; quaking aspen, dogwoods, and Canada thistle scattered. Degraded wet meadow within majority of DOT ROW dominated by reed canary grass with scattered sedges, Canada thistle, and Persicaria spp.

Degraded sedge meadow areas dominated by reed canary grass, lake sedge and other sedges, wool grass, and arrow-leaved tear-thumb.

Shallow marsh in western portion dominated by cattails, reed canary grass, sedges and arrowhead; with a patch of common reed. Shallow marsh pockets in central and eastern portions dominated by river bulrush with reed canary grass common.

Shrub-carr pockets in central portion dominated by dogwoods and reed canary grass with scattered sedges. Shrub-carr near the eastern end dominated by sandbar willow and reed canary grass; with lake sedge, orange jewelweed, giant goldenrod, and poison ivy common.

Hardwood swamp is prevalent in the eastern portion of the feature and species are variable. The western portion is dominated by red maple, winterberry, royal fern, interrupted fern, orange jewelweed, sedges, and reed canary grass is common. Hardwood swamp near structure 137605 with river birch, elderberry, dogwoods, orange jewelweed, and reed canary grass common. Hardwood swamp near structure 137607 with bur oak, quaking aspen, and a degraded sedge meadow understory. Harwood swamp west of structure 137608 dominated by swamp white oak with a degraded sedge meadow understory. Hardwood swamp at eastern end with a cottonwood canopy, sandbar willow shrub layer with common buckthorn present, and reed canary understory. A 0.25 acre area east of structure 137606 is a mosaic with approximately 20% upland inclusions. Localized populations of garlic mustard, Japanese hedge parsley, multiflora rose, common buckthorn, and honeysuckle observed within the feature.

Feature extended at NW end to include a degraded wet meadow community dominated by hydrophytes. Upland inclusion excluded from feature near west end that is higher in topography than the adjacent wetland and dominated by prairie vegetation with black walnut and red cedar present in the tree line. Feature extended slightly at E end to follow the topography break and include an area dominated by hydrophytes.

16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21

H-W12Seg 3, pg

26-29137601 to

137608

Page 3 of 9


Wetland IDEAP Map


Photo Number

Degraded wet meadow dominated by reed canary grass, but also including giant goldenrod, blue vervain, and various sedges.

This feature was part of a larger H-W13. Large areas of weedy upland grassland were excluded from the feature during 2015 field investigations. The excluded upland portions were dominated by wild parsnip, spotted knapweed, Canada goldenrod, Kentucky bluegrass, and evening primrose.

Degraded wet meadow dominated by reed canary grass with scattered Canada thistle.


Degraded wet meadow dominated by reed canary grass with scattered Canada thistle and wild parsnip. Cottonwoods are present along waterway, H-R9.


Farmed seasonally flooded basin planted to sunflowers with dense undergrowth of field nut-sedge, spotted lady's-thumb, giant ragweed, and lamb's quarters.

This feature was part of a larger H-W14. Large areas of weedy upland grassland were excluded from the feature during 2015 field investigations. The excluded upland portions were dominated by smooth brome, Kentucky bluegrass, and Canada thistle.

Wet meadow generally dominated by reed canary grass and fox sedge with varying amounts of woolgrass, blue vervain, various sedges, marsh milkweed, and scattered sandbar willow


H-W14aSeg 3, pg

32137620 24

H-W13bSeg 3, pg

31137616 23

H-W13aSeg 3, pg

31None 22

H-W13cSeg 3, pg

31/32137617, 137618

23

H-W14bSeg 3, pg

32137621 25

Page 4 of 9


Wetland IDEAP Map


Photo Number

Wet meadow generally dominated by reed canary grass and fox sedge with varying amounts of wool grass, blue vervain, various sedges, marsh milkweed, and scattered sandbar willow.


Wet meadow generally dominated by reed canary grass and fox sedge with varying amounts of wool grass, blue vervain, various sedges, marsh milkweed, and scattered sandbar willow.


H-W15Seg 3, pg

33None

Small wet meadow in isolated depression dominated by fox sedge, reed canary grass, Canada thistle, ironweed, and woolgrass.

27

Degraded wet meadow, shrub-carr and hardwood swamp complex.

Degraded wet meadow located within and adjacent to DOT ROW dominated by reed canary grass and at nothern end of feature, reed canary grass also dominant with scattered box elder and American elm.

Shrub-carr present along and extending beyond the west boundary of the project corridor is dominated by various dogwood shrubs with ironweed, reed canary grass, and various sedges in the herb layer.

The hardwood swamp component was dominated by box elder, green ash, American elm, and silver maple.

This feature was part of a larger H-W16 that was updated during 2015 field investigations to exclude areas planted to red and white pines with prickly ash and honeysuckle shrubs dominant.

H-W16aSeg 3, pg

33/34137624, 137625

28, 29, 30

H-W14dSeg 3, pg

33None 26

H-W14cSeg 3, pg

32/33137622 25

Page 5 of 9


Wetland IDEAP Map


Photo Number

Wetland comprised of degraded wet meadow within and adjacent to the DOT ROW, extending into hardwood swamp to the south. Degraded wet meadow dominated by reed canary grass; hardwood swamp with box elder, green ash, American elm, and silver maple.


Predominantly farmed, seasonally flooded basin extending into hardwood swamp at the northern end. The farmed portion was planted to soybeans with a dense undergrowth of field nut-sedge, barnyard grass, and areas of the planted crop drowned out or exhibiting crop stress.

The hardwood swamp is dominated by green ash and box elder in the canopy, some green ash in the shrub layer, and no herb layer. The ground layer did show signs of seasonal flooding/ponded water. A 2-3 foot upland berm is present along the northern boundary of the feature/hardwood swamp.


Excavated open water pond at western edge of project corridor, extending beyond the corridor to the west. This feature is bordered by a red oak, shagbark hickory, and prickly ash dominated upland berm to the east.

Large man-made upland berm was excluded from this feature during 2015 field investigations, separating the open water pond from the rest of the feature within the proejct corridor. The berm varied from 2-4 feet above adjacent wetland areas and was dominated by red oak, shagbark hickory, and prickly ash.

H-W16bSeg 3, pg

34137626 28, 29

noneH-W17aSeg 3, pg

35None

H-W16cSeg 3, pg

34/35137627, 137628

31, 32

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Wetland IDEAP Map


Photo Number

Excavated open water pond at western edge of project corridor, extending beyond the corridor to the west. This feature was bordered by a red oak, shagbark hickory, and prickly ash dominated upland berm to the east.

Large man-made upland berm was excluded from this feature during 2015 field investigations, separating the open water pond from the rest of the feature within the proejct corridor. The berm varied from 2-4 feet above adjacent wetland areas and was dominated by red oak, shagbark hickory, and prickly ash.

Large wetland complex with degraded wet meadow, shallow marsh, and hardwood swamp communities.

Largest WM component located in southern third of feature domianted by reed canary grass with scattered blue vervain and rosinweed, with grey dogwood, silver maple, and willow present at edge of shallow marsh. Additional area of degraded wet meadow in northern third of feature located between the interstate and upland berm dominated by reed canary grass, various sedges, and silky dogwood.

A small shallow marsh is present in the southern third of the feature; floating duckweed was common on the water surface with reed canary grass and narrow-leaf cattail at the edges of the open water.

Hardwood swamp communities are present in the central and northern thirds of the feature. The southern end of the central portion was dominated by green ash, cottonwood, and American elm in the canopy with a prickly ash dominated shrublayer and dense poison ivy throughout. The herb layer was quite sparse. Within the northern end of the central portion, the hardwood swamp appeared less disturbed and was dominated by river birch, green ash, and silver maple and had pockets of standing water with scattered, sparse sedges in the herb layer. The hardwood swamp community within the northern third of the feature was the most disturbed of this community type; box elder was common in the canopy with dense poison ivy, scattered honeysuckle shrubs, and reed canary grass dominant in the herb layer.

Large man-made upland berm was excluded from this feature during 2015 field investigations. The berm varied from 2-4 feet above adjacent wetland areas and was dominated by red oak and shagbark hickory, with dense poison ivy and an understory of smooth brome, Canada goldenrod, red cedar, honeysuckle, garlic mustard, and Pennsylvania sedge. Portions of the berm appeared to be used as an access road and the berm separates the two excavated open water ponds from the remainder of the feature within the project corridor.

Seg 3, pg 35

None none

H-W17cSeg 3, pg

35/36137631, 137632

33, 34, 35, 36, 37

H-W17b

Page 7 of 9


Wetland IDEAP Map


Photo Number

H-W18Seg 3, pg

36137633

Wetland complex within highway interchange comprised of degraded wet meadow, sedge meadow, and shallow marsh. Degraded wet meadow present within north half of feature and at periphery; dominated by reed canary grass and Canada thistle with scattered box elder and silver maple trees. Sedge meadow present within central part of feature and dominated by woolly sedge. Narrow-leaf cattail dominated shallow marsh present along southern boundary of feature.

38

H-W19Seg 3, pg

36137634

Floodplain forest associated with Baraboo River (H-R9). Near north bank of river, green ash, silver maple, box elder, and cottonwood dominant canopy trees with a sparse green ash dominated shrub layer. Reed canary grass, moneywort, white avens, and wood nettle common herb layer species. North end of the feature is at slightly lower topography and contains areas of standing water and seasonal flooding of depressional areas. Similar canopy and shrub species are present, but with various sedges, reed canary grass, and dark-green bulrush more common in the herb layer.

Feature south of H-R9 comprised of floodplain forest and degraded wet meadow. Floodplain forest adjacent to south bank of H-R9 dominated by silver maple and green ash with poison ivy vines on trees, no shrub layer, and reed canary grass, hop sedge, and moneywort common in herb layer. Additional area of floodplain forest located above normal floodplain domianted by silver maple and green ash in the canopy, a dense shrub layer dominated by green ash with scattered prickly ash and honeysuckle shrubs, and moneywort, calico aster, giant goldenrod, poison ivy, black snakeroot, jumpseed, and white avens in the herb layer. Degraded wet meadow on east side of feature is routinely mowed; reed canary grass, riverbank grape, and giant goldenrod common.

39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44

H-W20 --- None

Feaure no longer considered wetland. Area of H-W20 a mix of mesic woodland and grassland. Mesic woods dominated by red elm, hackberry and staghorn sumac with garlic mustard, smooth brome, burdock, chickweed, multiflora rose, and stinging nettle common in the herb layer. Grassland dominated by reed canary grass, Canada thistle, chickweed, burdock, and giant ragweed. The area may be receiving drainage from the hills to the south, but soils are not hydric and occurs in overall high, rolling landscape position.

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H-W21Seg 3, pg

40None

Degraded wet meadow at base of highway embankment dominated by reed canary grass with sparse cottonwood, willow, and box elder at DOT ROW fenceline.

45

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Photo Number

G-W1Seg 2, pg

4/5None

Hardwood swamp and wet meadow fringe around Pickerel Lake. Hardwood swamp dominated by cottonwood, American elm, and riverbank grape; majority of hardwood swamp is located beyond the project ROW to the east. Wet meadow portion located beyond Project corridor, but dominated by reed canary grass and narrow-leaf cattail.

46

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Badger Coulee 345 kV Transmission Line Project

Segment 3 and the Northern Portion of Segment 2 CMP

Appendix C

Photographs of Wetlands and Waterways

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