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B3 ATT B-1 B-1B Fee.Xlsx PA DEP Chapter 105 Fee Calculation Worksheet NOTE: based on Columbia 9/30/16 data; 105 Impacts CPLN 100616 V1.7.xlsx table Resource Type Impact area Rounded Total for (stream, wetland, floodway, body of Resource ID Resource Name Temporary or Permanent Impact Fee (acres) Fee water) Wetland W‐T02‐15001A Permanent 0.0312 Floodway to UNT to West Creek Floodway Permanent 0.0002 (WW‐T91‐15001) Wetland W‐T02‐15001C Permanent 0.0091 Wetland W‐T02‐15003C Permanent 0.0015 Wetland W‐T02‐15003A Permanent 0.0002 UNT to Fishing Creek Stream Permanent 0.0006 (WW‐T02‐15002) Floodway to UNT to Fishing Creek Floodway Permanent 0.0136 (WW‐T02‐15002) Wetland W‐T02‐15004A Permanent 0.0029 Wetland W‐T02‐15004C Permanent 0.0520 UNT to Fishing Creek Stream Permanent 0.0025 (WW‐T02‐15004) Floodway to UNT to Fishing Creek Floodway Permanent 0.0085 (WW‐T02‐15003) Wetland W‐T02‐15005 Permanent 0.0030 W‐T02‐15006C / Wetland Permanent 0.0102 W‐T02‐15006C‐1 UNT to Fishing Creek Stream Permanent 0.0023 (WW‐T02‐15006) Floodway to UNT to Fishing Creek Floodway Permanent 0.0049 (WW‐T02‐15006) W‐T02‐15006A / Wetland Permanent 0.0093 W‐T02‐15006A‐1 UNT to Fishing Creek Stream Permanent 0.0012 (WW‐T92‐15001B) Floodway to Floodway UNT to Fishing Creek Permanent 0.0066 (WW‐T92‐15001B) Wetland W‐T02‐15007 Permanent 0.0008 Fishing Creek Stream Permanent 0.0137 (WW‐T02‐15007) Floodway to Fishing Creek Floodway Permanent 0.1254 (WW‐T02‐15007) UNT to Fishing Creek Stream Permanent 0.0054 (WW‐T02‐15008) Floodway to UNT to Fishing Creek Floodway Permanent 0.0115 (WW‐T02‐15008) Wetland W‐T02‐15008B Permanent 0.0035 Wetland W‐T02‐15008A Permanent 0.0651 UNT to Fishing Creek Stream Permanent 0.0025 (WW‐T91‐15004) Floodway to UNT to Fishing Creek Floodway Permanent 0.0263 (WW‐T91‐15004) Wetland W‐T02‐15009C Permanent 0.0033 UNT to Fishing Creek Stream Permanent 0.0009 (WW‐T02‐15009) Floodway to UNT to Fishing Creek Floodway Permanent 0.0002 (WW‐T02‐15009) Wetland W‐T02‐15009A Permanent 0.0250 Hess Hollow Stream Permanent 0.0007 (WW‐T02‐15010) Floodway to Hess Hollow Floodway Permanent 0.0034 (WW‐T02‐15010) UNT to Hess Hollow Stream Permanent 0.0006 (WW‐T92‐15001) W‐T02‐15010C / Wetland W‐T02‐15010C‐1 / Permanent 0.0119 W‐T02‐15010C‐2 W‐T02‐15010A / Wetland Permanent 0.0415 W‐T02‐15010A‐1 UNT to Hess Hollow Stream Permanent 0.0015 (WW‐T02‐15011) Floodway to UNT to Hess Hollow Floodway Permanent 0.0010 (WW‐T02‐15011) Wetland W‐T02‐15013A Permanent 0.0030 UNT to Coles Creek Stream Permanent 0.0035 (WW‐T02‐15013) Floodway to UNT to Coles Creek Floodway Permanent 0.0148 (WW‐T02‐15013) Wetland W‐T02‐15014C‐2 Permanent 0.0167 W‐T02‐15014A‐1 / Wetland Permanent 0.0080 W‐T02‐15014A‐2 Ashelman Run Stream Permanent 0.0012 (WW‐T02‐15014) Floodway to Ashelman Run Floodway Permanent 0.0134 (WW‐T02‐15014) Wetland W‐T02‐15015C Permanent 0.0011 Wetland W‐T02‐15015A Permanent 0.0204 UNT to Coles Creek Stream Permanent 0.0030 (WW‐T02‐15012C) Coles Creek Stream Permanent 0.0048 (WW‐T02‐15012) Floodway to Coles Creek Floodway Permanent 0.0251 (WW‐T02‐15012) Wetland W‐T02‐15012C Permanent 0.0034 Wetland W‐T02‐15012A Permanent 0.0183 Floodway to Floodway UNT to Coles Creek Permanent 0.0017 (WW‐T92‐15002) W‐T02‐15016A / Wetland Permanent 0.0250 W‐T02‐15016A‐1 Floodway to UNT to Marsh Run Floodway Permanent 0.0040 (WW‐T02‐15015) Floodway to UNT to Marsh Run Floodway Permanent 0.0011 (WW‐T93‐15001) South Branch Roaring Creek Stream Permanent 0.0127 (WW‐T45‐11001) Floodway to South Branch Roaring Creek Floodway Permanent 0.0073 (WW‐T45‐11001) UNT to South Branch Roaring Creek Stream Permanent 0.0012 (WW‐T51‐11001) Floodway to Floodway South Branch Roaring Creek Permanent 0.0168 (WW‐T51‐11001) Wetland W‐T49‐11002 Permanent 0.0143 UNT to South Branch Roaring Creek Stream Permanent 0.0068 (WW‐T47‐11001) Floodway to UNT to South Branch Roaring Creek Floodway Permanent 0.0262 (WW‐T47‐11001) South Branch Roaring Creek Stream Permanent 0.0150 (WW‐T44‐11001) Floodway to South Branch Roaring Creek Floodway Permanent 0.0492 (WW‐T44‐11001) UNT to Mugser Run Stream Permanent 0.0051 (WW‐T31‐11001) Floodway to UNT to Mugser Run Floodway Permanent 0.0250 (WW‐T31‐11001) Mugser Run Stream Permanent 0.0065 (WW‐T04‐11001) Floodway to Mugser Run Floodway Permanent 0.1666 (WW‐T04‐11001) UNT to Mugser Run Stream Permanent 0.0030 (WW‐T04‐11001A) UNT to Roaring Creek Stream Permanent 0.0027 (WW‐T04‐11002) Floodway to UNT to Roaring Creek Floodway Permanent 0.0258 (WW‐T04‐11002) UNT to Roaring Creek Stream Permanent 0.0027 (WW‐T28‐12005) Floodway to UNT to Roaring Creek Floodway Permanent 0.0234 (WW‐T28‐12005) UNT to Roaring Creek Stream Permanent 0.0039 (WW‐T28‐12004) Floodway to UNT to Roaring Creek Floodway Permanent 0.0234 (WW‐T28‐12004) Pond WB‐T35‐11001 Permanent 0.0083 Roaring Creek Stream Permanent 0.0137 (WW‐T35‐11001) Floodway to Roaring Creek Floodway Permanent 0.1372 (WW‐T35‐11001) Susquehanna River Stream Permanent 0.2303 (WW‐T04‐12001) Floodway to Susquehanna River Floodway Permanent 0.1920 (WW‐T04‐12001) Wetland W‐T04‐12001C Permanent 0.0456 Wetland W‐T04‐12002C Permanent 0.2560 Wetland W‐T04‐12002A Permanent 0.0251 UNT to Montour Run Stream Permanent 0.0066 (WW‐T04‐12002) Floodway to UNT to Montour Run Floodway Permanent 0.0502 (WW‐T04‐12002) Pond WB‐T04‐12007 Permanent 0.0068 Montour Run Stream Permanent 0.0030 (WW‐T04‐12005) Floodway to Montour Run Floodway Permanent 0.0259 (WW‐T04‐12005) W‐T04‐12004 / Wetland Permanent 0.0060 W‐T04‐12004‐1 UNT to Montour Run Stream Permanent 0.0044 (WW‐T04‐12005A) Floodway to UNT to Montour Run Floodway Permanent 0.0257 (WW‐T04‐12005A) UNT to Montour Run Stream Permanent 0.0103 (WW‐T04‐12006) Floodway to UNT to Montour Run Floodway Permanent 0.0443 (WW‐T04‐12006) Stream UNT to Montour Run Permanent 0.0030 Stream UNT to Montour Run Permanent 0.0043 Floodway Floodway to UNT to Montour Run Permanent 0.0337 Stream UNT to Montour Run Permanent 0.0066 Wetland W‐T34‐12001 Permanent 0.0056 Stream UNT to Frozen Run Permanent 0.0027 Floodway Floodway to UNT to Frozen Run Permanent 0.0295 Stream UNT to Frozen Run Permanent 0.0026 Floodway Floodway to UNT to Frozen Run Permanent 0.0361 Stream UNT to Frozen Run Permanent 0.0030 Floodway Floodway to UNT to Frozen Run Permanent 0.0350 Stream Frozen Run Permanent 0.0033 Floodway Floodway to Frozen Run Permanent 0.0227 Wetland W‐T01‐12001A Permanent 0.2073 Wetland W‐T01‐12001B Permanent 0.0145 Stream UNT to Frozen Run Permanent 0.0012 Wetland W‐T01‐12002 Permanent 0.0230 Stream Hemlock Creek Permanent 0.0080 Floodway Floodway to Hemlock Creek Permanent 0.3951 Stream UNT to Hemlock Creek Permanent 0.0012 W‐T01‐12003 / Wetland Permanent 0.0386 W‐T01‐12003‐1 Hemlock Creek Stream Permanent 0.0099 (WW‐T70‐12003) Floodway to Hemlock Creek Floodway Permanent 0.0389 (WW‐T70‐12003) Wetland W‐T70‐12005A Permanent 0.0128 Wetland W‐T70‐12005B Permanent 0.0086 Wetland W‐T70‐12009 Permanent 0.0008 UNT to Fishing Creek Stream Permanent 0.0053 (WW‐T70‐12011) Floodway to UNT to Fishing Creek Floodway Permanent 0.0150 (WW‐T70‐12011) Wetland W‐T70‐12010A‐1 Permanent 0.0192 Little Fishing Creek Stream Permanent 0.0182 (WW‐T70‐12010‐1) Wetland W‐T70‐12008 Permanent 0.0007 Floodway to Fishing Creek Floodway Permanent 0.5135 (WW‐T70‐12006) Wetland W‐T70‐12007 Permanent 0.0033 Little Fishing Creek Stream Permanent 0.0183 (WW‐T70‐12010) UNT to Little Fishing Creek Stream Permanent 0.0051 (WW‐T70‐12012) Floodway to UNT to Little Fishing Creek Floodway Permanent 0.0304 (WW‐T70‐12012) Wetland W‐T01‐12004 Permanent 0.0009 UNT to Little Fishing Creek Stream Permanent 0.0012 (WW‐T01‐12005) Floodway to UNT to Little Fishing Creek Floodway Permanent 0.0230 (WW‐T01‐12005) UNT to Little Fishing Creek Stream Permanent 0.0011 (WW‐T52‐13001C) UNT to Little Fishing Creek Stream Permanent 0.0071 (WW‐T52‐13001) Floodway to Floodway UNT to Little Fishing Creek Permanent 0.0354 (WW‐T52‐13001) UNT to Little Fishing Creek Stream Permanent 0.0092 (WW‐T01‐13002) Floodway to UNT to Little Fishing Creek Floodway Permanent 0.0322 (WW‐T01‐13002) UNT to Little Fishing Creek Stream Permanent 0.0027 (WW‐T01‐13003) Floodway to UNT to Little Fishing Creek Floodway Permanent 0.0258 (WW‐T01‐13003) UNT to Little Fishing Creek Stream Permanent 0.0149 (WW‐T01‐13004) Floodway to Little Fishing Creek Floodway Permanent 0.0251 (WW‐T01‐13004) UNT to Deerlick Run Stream Permanent 0.0026 (WW‐T06‐13001) Floodway to UNT to Deerlick Run Floodway Permanent 0.0347 (WW‐T06‐13001) Wetland W‐T06‐13002 Permanent 0.0156 UNT to Deerlick Run Stream Permanent 0.0029 (WW‐T06‐13002) Floodway to UNT to Deerlick Run Floodway Permanent 0.0291 (WW‐T06‐13002) Wetland W‐T06‐13003A Permanent 0.0031 Wetland W‐T06‐13003C Permanent 0.0229 Floodway to UNT to Deerlick Run Floodway Permanent 0.0454 (WW‐T90‐13001) Wetland W‐T06‐13005 Permanent 0.0104 Wetland W‐T63‐14001 Permanent 0.0190 Deerlick Run Stream Permanent 0.0032 (WW‐T35‐13002) Floodway to Deerlick Run Floodway 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