FINAL Environmental Assessment (24 CFR Part 58)

Project Identification: Meriden Mills Apartments Disposition and Related Parcel Assembly Meriden, CT

Map/Lots: 0106-0029-0001-0003 0106-0029-0002-0000 0106-0029-001A-0000

Responsible Entity: City of Meriden, CT

Month/Year: December 2016

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Environmental Assessment Determinations and Compliance Findings for HUD-assisted Projects 24 CFR Part 58

Project Information

Responsible Entity: City of Meriden, CT [24 CFR 58.2(a)(7)]

Certifying Officer: City Manager, Meriden, CT [24 CFR 58.2(a)(2)]

Project Name: Meriden Mills Apartments Disposition and Parcel Assembly

Project Location: 144 Mills Street, 161 State Street, 177 State Street, 62 Cedar Street; Meriden CT.

Estimated total project cost: TBD

Grant Recipient: Meriden Housing Authority, Meriden CT. [24 CFR 58.2(a)(5)]

Recipient Address: 22 Church Street Meriden, CT 06451

Project Representative: Robert Cappelletti

Telephone Number: 203-235-0157

Conditions for Approval: (List all mitigation measures adopted by the responsible entity to eliminate or minimize adverse environmental impacts. These conditions must be included in project contracts or other relevant documents as requirements). [24 CFR 58.40(d), 40 CFR 1505.2(c)] The proposed action requires no mitigation measures.

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FINDING: [58.40(g)] __X__ Finding of No Significant Impact (The project will not result in a significant impact on the quality of the human environment)

___ Finding of Significant Impact (The project may significantly affect the quality of the human environment)

Preparer Signature: 10/02/2016 Name/Title/Agency: Nicole L. Weymouth, AICP Date Sr. Environmental Planner, AECOM

Recipient Signature: Name/Title/Agency: Date City Manager, City of Meriden

Recipient Signature: Name/Title/Agency: Robert Cappelletti Date Executive Director, Meriden Housing Authority

RE Reviewing Official Signature Name/Title/Agency: Date

RE Approving Official Signature Name/Title/Agency: Date

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Statement of Purpose and Need for the Proposal: [40 CFR 1508.9(b)]

ThisEnvironmentalAssessment(EA)isrevisionoftheFinalEAforMeridenMillsApartments DispositionandRelatedParcelAssemblypreparedfortheCityofMeriden(“theCity”)inOctober 2013.Inaccordancewith24CFRPart58,theMeridenHousingAuthority(MHA)ispursuing dispositionandparcelassemblyactionforfuturenewconstructionofhousinginthecity’sInnerTax District.Thepurposeofthisdispositionistofacilitatetheeventualremovalofthefivestructuresof theMillsMemorialApartments,140-unitfederalfamilypublichousingdevelopment,fromthe federalpublichousingprogramsothelandcanbepartoflargerparcelassemblyforthepurposes offuturedevelopmentunderseparateaction.Theparcelassemblyalsoincludesthetransferoftwo City-ownedsitestotheMHA(177StateStreetwasacquiredbytheCityin2014forthepurposesof thisparcelassembly;theactionwasaddressedinthepreviousversionoftheEAfinalizedinOctober 2013). 144MillsMemorialconsistsofthreelow-risestructuresandtwohigh-risestructures.Disposition andparcelassemblyoftwoofthelow-risestructures(locatedat144MillsMemorial),surface parkinglots(locatedat161StateStreetand177StateStreet)andpublicopenspace(62Cedar Street)wereaddressedinthe2013EA.ThiscurrentrevisiontotheEAconsidersthedispositionand parcel assembly of an additional low-rise apartment structure and two high-rise apartment structuresalsolocatedat144MillsMemorial. ThelotswithinandadjacenttotheMillsMemorialHousingComplexarereferredtoasthe“Mills Megablock."TheMillsMegablockisboundedbyParkStreettothenorth,StateStreetandMillsStreet to the west, Cedar Street to the east, and Pratt Street to the south. Redevelopment of the Mills MegablockispartoftheUSDepartmentofHousingandUrbanDevelopment(HUD)Choice Neighborhood Transformation Plan. HUD approved the demolition of two low rise structures and parkinglotsin2015.Thesetwolow-risebuildingsarevacantandtenantshavebeenrelocated.1The HUD demolition and dispositioning application for the remaining three buildings at 144 Mills Memorialisstillpending.1OnceMHAobtainsdemolitionanddispositionapprovalandthestructures areremovedfromfederalhousingtrust,theMHAwilltransferthepropertyandstructuresat144 MillsMemorialtotheCityforthepurposesofdemolitionandconstructionoftheHarborBrookFlood controlplanatthesite. consolidated parcel would provide great opportunities for future development under Meriden’s HUD Choice Neighborhood Transformation Plan. Redevelopment of the Mills Memorial public housingandcentralbusinessdistrictarecriticaltransformationgoalsfortheproject.Theprojectwas conceived within the context of the current administration’s proposed HUD Choice Neighborhood Transformation Plan, which is predicated upon holistic approach to revitalizing communities throughcloseconnectionsamonghousing,educationalopportunities,andwrap-aroundservices.The futuredevelopmentprojectwouldattempttomeettheseHUDChoiceNeighborhoodTransformation PlangoalsbyprovidingcommunityservicesforMeridenresidentsaswellasexpandingthesupply, providingbetteraffordablehousingwithinthecitylimits.Betweentheyears2010and2015,the populationofMeridendecreasedslightlyfrom60,868to59,988,1.4percentdecrease.2However, thepopulationoftheCityofMeridenisprojectedtoincreaseinthefutureasresultofdowntown redevelopmentnearthesite.Therefore,theproposeddispositionandparcelassemblyrepresentsthe firststeptomeetthecurrentandfuturehousingneedsofMeridenresidents. ______ 1 http://www.meridenbiz.com/Customer-Content/www/CMS/files/Presentation_1-19-2016_144_Mills_remediation_FINAL3.pdf 2 http://www.census.gov/quickfacts/table/PST045215/09,09009,0946450,00 3 http://www.meriden2020.com/Customer-Content/www/CMS/files/MeridenChoice_102015_transformation_plan_final_2.pdf 4 http://www.meriden2020.com/Downtown-Development/The-Meriden-HUB-Park-and-Flood-Control-Project/

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Description of the Proposal: Include all contemplated actions, which logically are either geographically, or functionally a composite part of the project, regardless of the source of funding. [24 CFR 58.32, 40 CFR 1508.25]

DispositionandparcelassemblyapprovalfromHUDisbeingrequestedbytheMHAtofacilitatethe HUDChoiceNeighborhoodsTransformationPlanandHarborBrookFloodControlPlan. The proposed action would include disposition of one low-rise apartment and two high-rise apartmentslocatedat144MillsMemorialinadditiontothepreviouslyapproveddispositionoftwo low-riseapartments(at144MillsMemorial)andtransferand/oracquisitionoftheparkinglots(at 161StateStreetand177StateStreet)andCedarPark(at62CedarStreet)addressedintheprevious versionoftheEA(finalizedinOctober2013). Underthedispositionaction,pursuantto24CFR970,thefollowinglotwithintheMillsMemorial Apartmentscomplex(asshowninFigure1ȌwouldberemovedfromtheFederalpublichousing program: x Threelow-risestructurescontaining12housingunits(36unitstotal)andtwohigh-rise structurescontaining52housingunitseach(104unitstotal)locatedonCedarStreetand MillsStreet.(Thisparcelisknownas144MillsMemorial.) TheparcelwouldstillbeownedandmanagedbyMHA;however,thehousingunitswouldbe removedfromtheHUDDeclarationofTrust. TheproposedactionwouldinvolvethetransferofpropertytotheMHA,aswellasproperty disposition,forthepurposesoflargerparcelassemblytofacilitatetheHUDChoiceNeighborhoods TransformationPlanaswellastheHarborBrookFloodControlPlanconstruction,whichisseparate butrelated.Theproposedparcelassemblywouldprovidetheopportunityfortheconstructionof affordablehousingthatwillbeoutsideofthe100-yearfloodplain.Uponsuccessfuldispositionand parceltransfer/acquisition,theexistingstructureswouldbedemolishedtoinitiatethetwoplans.1 Activitiessuchasbuildingconstruction,demolitionorthefutureusageoftheseparcelswillbe determined at later date, and are not included in this assessment. This environmental review analyzesthepotentialimpactsofthispropertydispositionforthepurposesofparcelassemblyonly.

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Existing Conditions and Trends: Describe the existing conditions of the project area and its surroundings, and trends likely to continue in the absence of the project. [24 CFR 58.40(a)]

TheCityofMeridenhaspopulationof59,988andislocatedwithinNewHavenCountyincentral Connecticut.Accordingto2015Censusdata,medianhouseholdincomeinMeridenis$53,401,which isbelowthatofNewHavenCounty($61,646)andConnecticut($69,899).2TheMHAwasestablished in1943toprovidehousingassistanceforlow-incomefamiliesandindividuals.TheMillsMemorial ApartmentcomplexisownedandmanagedbyMHAandwasbuiltin1961. MillsMemorialincludestwoseven-storyhigh-risebuildingsandthreethree-storylow-risebuildings thathousetotalof140units.communitycenterissituatedwithinthishousingcomplex.The remainderofthesiteconsistsofasphaltparking,walkwaysandgrassylandscapedareas.Anopen spaceresourceislocatedinthenorthernportionoftheblock,andfeaturesbothactiveandpassive recreationareas.DrivewayaccesstothesiteisobtainedviaMillandCedarStreets.HarborBrook runsinanundergroundculvertbeneaththecentralportionofthecomplexandcontinuessouthward throughthe“MeridenGreen”(formerHUBsite)toHanoverPond. Thesurroundingareagenerallyconsistsofresidentialuses,vacantland,commercialpropertiesand parkinglots.SouthoftheprojectsiteacrossMillStreetisdowntownredevelopmentsiteknownas theMeridenGreenorMeridenHUBreuseproject.TheMeridenGreenis14-acrefloodcontrol/park and economic development project located in the heart of downtown Meriden.Ͷ At present, the projectisunderconstruction.Inthefuture,MeridenHUBwillincludetherestorationofHarbor Brook,creationoftown-green,economicdevelopmentoptions,andtransit-orienteddevelopment opportunities.newintermodaltransportationcenterisalsoplannedwhichwilltakeadvantageof theadjacentplannedcommuterrailservice.EastofCedarStreetareadditionallow-risemulti-family residential buildings. These two-story brickbuildingsare set back fromCedar Street and include shared parking for the building residents. Low-rise semi-attached residential structures are also found north of the project site, on both sides of Park Street. Further east, several detached residentialbuildingsarelocatedonthenorthsideofParkStreet,nearCenterStreet. SouthofPrattStreetareadditionalresidentialbuildings.SouthwestoftheprojectsiteonPrattStreet andCaitlinStreetislargefive-storymulti-familyresidentialbuildingwithoff-streetparkinginthe back.Totheeast,bothsidesofTwissStreetcontainsingle-familydetachedresidences.Meriden PublicSchoolcareercenterislocatedonPrattStreetbetweenTwissStreetandCenterStreet.large U.S. Post Office and mail distribution center is located on the western block face of Center Street betweenPrattandMillerStreets.OntheopposingsideofCenterStreetislargelight industrial/manufacturingstructureoccupiedbytheMillerCompany. Northwestoftheprojectsite,StateStreetcontainsvarietyofcommercialandcommunityfacility uses. Located primarily in one- and two-story brick buildings, tenants include rehabilitation agency,pharmacyandcommunityhealthclinic.portionofStateStreetfromMillsStreettoEast MainStreetiscurrentlyclosedforconstruction.One-halfblockwestofStateStreetistheNew Haven-SpringfieldRailroadLine,whichrunsat-gradewestoftheprojectsite. SeveralblocksnorthoftheprojectsiteisU.S.Interstate691,whichisclassifiedbytheConnecticut DepartmentofTransportationasPrincipalArterialroadway.Tothesoutheastoftheprojectsite, PrattStreetandStateStreetareclassifiedasCollectorroadways.Allotherstreetssurroundingthe projectsiteareclassifiedaslocalroadways.roadwayfunctionalclassmapfortheCityofMeridenis showninFigure2Ǥ Severalbuslinesarefoundwithincloseproximitytotheprojectsite.The“A”,“B”,“C”and“M”lines, operatedbyNorthEastTransportationandMiddletownAreaTransit,runonStateStreetdirectly

7 Meriden Mills Apartments Disposition and Related Parcel Assembly, City of Meriden, CT westoftheprojectsite,withthe“M”busofferingregionalservicetoMiddletownandCromwell.CT Transitoperatesthe“C”buslinealongMainStreet,whichrunsnorth-southapproximately½-mile eastoftheprojectsite.AdditionalbuslinesareoperatedthroughoutMeridenandtheregion. AsidefromtheMeridenGreen(HUBReuseProject)locatedadjacenttotheprojectsite,nosignificant changesintheimmediatevicinityoftheproposedactionareprojectedinthefuture.

8 Meriden Mills Apartments Disposition and Related Parcel Assembly, City of Meriden, CT Statutory Checklist [24CFR §58.5] For each listed statute, executive order or regulation, record the determinations made. Note reviews and consultations completed as well as any applicable permits or approvals obtained. Attach evidence that all required actions have been taken. Record any conditions or mitigation measures required. Then, make a determination of compliance or consistency.

STATUTES, EXECUTIVE ORDERS, AND REGULATIONS LISTED AT 24 CFR 50.4 & 58.5 Compliance Are formal Factors: Statutes, compliance steps or Executive Orders, mitigation required? Compliance Determination and Regulations listed at 24 CFR §58.5 Historic Preservation Yes No Theprojectsiteisindisturbedurbanenvironment,andincludes [36 CFR 800] pavedparkinglots,publicparkopenspace,threelow-rise structuresandtwohigh-risestructuresthatwereconstructed around1961andthatarenotbelievedtobehistoricallysignificant. Aspartoftheproposeddisposition,thesestructureswouldremain intheircurrentstate.Furthermore,astherewouldbeno developmentaspartoftheproposeddispositionaction,itis anticipatedthatanyburiedarchaeologicalresourcesthatmaybe presentontheprojectsitewouldremaininsitu.MHAand/orCity wouldconsultwithCTStateHistoricPreservationOffice(SHPO) followingdispositionapprovalandpriortodemolition(under separateproject).Therefore,theproposedactionwouldnotviolate 36CFR800. Floodplain Yes No portion(2.2.acres)oftheprojectsiteislocatedwithinSpecial Management FloodHazardArea(SFHA)ZoneAE,whichissubjecttoinundation [24 CFR 55, Executive bytheͳpercentannualchanceflood.This100-yearfloodplain,also Order 11988] knownasthebaseflood,isthefloodthathasͳpercentchanceof beingequaledorexceededinanygivenyear.Thebaseflood elevationisthewater-surfaceelevationoftheͳpercentannual chanceflood.InZoneAE,whichcoversportionoftheprojectsite, thebasefloodelevationisapproximately130feet. ExecutiveOrder11988,asimplementedby24CFRPart55, FloodplainManagement,doesapplytotheproposedaction followingthedecision-makingprocessinSection55.20,the proposedactionisdemonstratedtocomplywith24CFRPart55. Therewouldbenopotentialdirectandindirectimpactsassociated withtheoccupancyofthefloodplainundertheproposedaction sincetherewouldbenodemolition,constructionorsoil disturbanceontheprojectsite.Developmentwithinandadjacent tothefloodplainwouldremaininitscurrentstate.Thereisno practicabledesignormodificationtotheproposedactionthat wouldminimizethepotentialadverseimpactswithinthe floodplainorrestoreandpreserveitsnaturalandbeneficialvalues. Theproposedactionwouldnotresultinfloodhazardsinthe floodplain,aggravatethecurrenthazardstootherfloodplains,or disruptfloodplainvalues.Therefore,theprojectwouldbein compliancewithExecutiveOrder11988. SeeFigure3:FEMAFloodplainMap(Panel#0166H)and AttachmentA,“DeterminationofApplicabilityto24CFR55.”

Wetlands Protection Yes No Theprojectsiteisnotlocatedinnordoesitencroachuponany [Executive Order 11990] federalwetlands.Therefore,theproposedactionwouldnotviolate ExecutiveOrder11990. SeeFigure4:NationalWetlandsInventoryMap.

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HUD Environmental Are formal Compliance Determination Standards compliance steps or mitigation required? Coastal Zone Yes No TheprojectsiteisnotlocatedwithinConnecticut’sdesignated Management Act CoastalBoundary;therefore,theproposedactionwouldnotviolate [Sections 307(c),(d)] theCoastalZoneManagementAct. Sole Source Aquifers Yes No Theproposeddispositionandparceltransferisnotlocatedabove [40 CFR 149] designatedsolesourceaquifer;therefore,theproposedaction wouldnotviolate40CFR149. Endangered Species Yes No TheprojectsiteiscentrallylocatedinMeriden,highlydeveloped Act urbanarea.Accordingtoinformationobtainedthroughthe [50 CFR 402] DepartmentofEnergyandEnvironmentalProtection(DEEP)5ǡ Federallylistedendangered,threatenedandspecialconcern speciesarefoundinNewHavenCounty.However,accordingtothe ConnecticutDEEP’sNaturalDiversityDataBase(NDDB)(dated June,2016),therearenoknownoccurrencesofrareorstate-listed animalsorplants,significantnaturalcommunities,orother significanthabitats,onorintheimmediatevicinityofthesite6Ǣ therefore,theproposedactionwouldnotviolatetheEndangered SpeciesAct. Wild and Scenic Yes No TherearenodesignatedWildorScenicRiverswithinoradjacentto Rivers Act theprojectsite7Ǣtherefore,theprojectwouldnotviolatetheWild [Sections 7 (b), (c)] andScenicRiversAct. Air Quality Yes No Astherewouldbenoconstruction,demolitionorchangeinuseas [Clean Air Act, Sections partoftheproposedaction,exceedancesoftheNationalAmbient 176 (c) AirQualityStandard(NAAQS)wouldnotoccurandtheproposed and (d), and 40 CFR 6, actionwouldconformwiththeStateImplementationPlan(SIP). 51, 93] Farmland Protection Yes No Theprojectwouldnotinvolvetheconversionoffarmlandtonon- Policy agriculturaluseandthereforewouldnotviolatetheFarmland Act [7 CFR 658] ProtectionPolicyAct. Environmental Justice Yes No Theproposedactionwouldnotresultindisproportionatelyhigh [Executive Order 12898] adversehumanhealthimpactorenvironmentalimpactonminority orlow-incomepopulations.Althoughtheproposedactionis locatedinpredominantlylow-incomearea,theproposedaction wouldnotresultinanyunmitigatedadverseenvironmental impacts. Noise Abatement and Yes No Theprojectsiteisnotlocatednearheavilytrafficked Control [24 CFR 51 B] thoroughfare,andtheproposeddispositionandparceltransfer wouldnotgenerateorreroutevehiculartraffic.At-graderail tracksarepresentapproximately200feetwestofStateStreet,and areusedbyAmtrakandfreightcarriers.However,nonew sensitivenoisereceptorsornoisesources(includingmobileand stationarysources)wouldbeintroducedaspartoftheproposed action.Therefore,nonoiseabatementorcontrolmeasureswould berequired.

______5 http://www.ct.gov/deep/lib/deep/endangered_species/species_listings/newhavenctyspecies.pdf 6 ftp://ftp.state.ct.us/pub/dep/gis/endangeredspeciesmaps/nd080.pdf 7 http://www.nps.gov/ncrc/programs/rtca/nri/states/ct.html

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HUD Environmental Are formal Compliance Determination Standards compliance steps or mitigation required? Toxic or Hazardous Yes No PhaseIIEnvironmentalSiteInvestigatio(ESI)wasperformedin Substances and December,2012,andPhaseIIIEnvironmentalSiteAssessment Radioactive Materials (ESA)wasperformedinMarch,2016fortheprojectsiteat161 [HUD Notice 79-33] StateStreet.ThePhaseIIandPhaseIIIindicatethatPAHsand metalsarepresentinsubsurfacematerialsatthesiteat concentrationsabovetheResidentialDirectExposureCriteria (RDEC),industrial/commercialdirectexposurecriteria(I/CDEC), andorGroundWaterClassificationPollutantMobilityCriteria(GB PMC)insoilsamples.ArsenicandPhenanthrenewerepresent aboveSurfaceWaterProtectionCriteria(SWPC)ingroundwater. PAHandmetalconcentrationsinsoilsandgroundwaterarelikely associatedwithfillmaterialunderlyingthesite.Arsenic concentrationsarelikelyduetosiltcontentofsamplesand/or naturallyoccurringconcentrationsdocumentedthroughoutthe area.BasedonthefindingsofthePhaseIIandPhaseIIIfor161 StateStreet,itisrecommendedthatthesitewillbeenrolledinto CTenvironmentalregulatoryprogram.Itisexpectedthatpriorto anyfuturedevelopmentthepropertywillbeenteredinto VoluntaryRemediationPrograms(VRP). Phase ESAfortheprojectsiteat144MillsMemorialwas performedinJune,2012.ThisreportidentifiedseveralRecognized EnvironmentalConditions(RECs),includingthehistoricpresence ofwoodworkingandpaintingoperationsinthe1890sand1900s, andanautomotiverepairshopinthe1950sand1960s.In addition,aninactive10,000gallonheatingoilundergroundstorage tank(UST)wasidentifiedsouthoftheprojectsite,inthehigh-rise buildingalongPrattStreet.Anoilypitwithstandingwaterwas observedintheboilerroomofthisbuilding,andisbelievedtobe associatedwiththisinactiveUST.Itisrecommendedthatthefill materialfoundon-sitebeevaluatedpriortoanyconstruction activitiesaspartofsoilmanagementplan.Further,duetothe presenceofCOCsandRECsat144MillsMemorial,PhaseIIESI hasbeenrecommended.TheHazardousMaterialsBuilding Assessmentreportsforresidentialstructureslocatedat144Mills Memorial(HighRise1,HighRise2,LowRise1,LowRiseʹand LowRise3)wereconductedinOctober2015.Theassessment reportsindicatesthatthebuildingsmaterialconsideredasasbestos containingmaterial(ACM)anditisrecommendedtodevelop asbestosabatementworkplan/specificationsdemonstrating removalofACM.Leadandpolychlorinatedbiphenyls(PCB) concentrationwerefoundbelowtheregulatorystandard. Phase ESAswerealsopreparedfor177StateStreetand62Cedar Street.Theconclusionsoftheseassessmentswereconsistentwith thefindingsof144MillsMemorial.Theareasurroundingthese siteswashistoricallydevelopedforcommercialandindustrial purposes,whichexisteduntilthe1950s.Numerouslistingsfor propertiesofconcernsurroundtheprojectsite,severalofwhich arehydrogeologicalupgradientofthesite.ThePhaseIIIESAwas conductedfor177StateStreetinMarch2014tocharacterize contaminantsofconcernatAreasofConcern(AOC).Report indicatesthatAresenicandPAHexceededI/CDEC,ETPH,PAHand leadexceededRDECandPAHexceededBGPMCinAOC.BothETPH andPAHwerefoundinurbanfillmaterial.Antimornyispresentin urbanfillmaterialandindeepsoilsbelowtheurbanfillmaterial. Phenanthrene,arsenic,leadandmercuryarepresentin groundwateraboveSWPC. Astheproposedactioninvolvespropertydispositionandparcel

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HUD Environmental Are formal Compliance Determination Standards compliance steps or mitigation required? assemblyonly,nopotentialadverseimpactsareexpectedtooccur astheyrelatetotoxicorhazardoussubstancesandradioactive materials. Explosive and Yes No ThePhase ESAsandPhaseIIESIpreparedfortheprojectsite Flammable Hazards revealedthattherearenohazardousoperationsthatposethreat [24 CFR 51 C] totheprojectsite.surveyofthearearevealedthatthereare22 undergroundstoragetanks(UST)presentwithinapproximatelyΥ mileoftheprojectsiteandnoabovegroundstoragetanks(AST). Theprojectsiteislocatedwithinprimarilyresidentialareaof Meriden.Nohazardousoperations,includingindustrialoperations, fuelsupplydepotsorprivatefillingstations,arelocatedwithin 1,000feetoftheprojectsite;therefore,theproposedactionisin compliancewith24CFR51C. SeerelatedPhase ƬPhaseIIdocumentation,attached. Airport Clear Zones Yes No Theprojectsiteislocatedmorethanonemilenortheastofthe and Meriden-MarkhamMunicipalAirport;therefore,nofurther Accident Potential assessmentiswarrantedandnoimpactswouldresult. Zones [24 CFR 51 D] List of Permits Yes No Nopermitsarerequiredaspartoftheproposedaction. Obtained Public Outreach [24 Yes No CFR 50.23 and 58.43] An Early Notice of a Proposed Activity in a 100-yr flood plain was published on Oct. 29, 2016. Documents were made available for public review from Oct. 29, 2016 through Nov. 14, 2016. A noticiation of the FONSI and Final Notice of a proposed activity within a 100-yr floodplain was published in the Record Journal on November 16, 2016. The Environmental Assessment and Finding of No Siginificant Impact (FONSI) were made available from Nov. 16 through Dec. 2, 2016 for public comment. Cumulative Impacts Yes No Nsignificantadverseimpactsareanticipatedasresultofthe Analysis [24 CFR proposedaction;thereforenocumulativeimpactsneedtobe 58.32] assessed.Implicationsofdemolitionandconstructionwouldbe assessedunderseparateNEPAdocumentforanyfuture development,oncesuchplanshavebeendetermined.The cumulativesocialimpactstopublichousingarebeingconsidered fortheCityofMeridenaspartoftheChoiceNeighborhoods Initiative,whichispartofholisticapproachtorevitalizing communitiesthroughcloseconnectionsamonghousing, educationalopportunities,andwrap-aroundservices.

12 Meriden Mills Apartments Disposition and Related Parcel Assembly, City of Meriden, CT Environmental Assessment Checklist [Environmental Review Guide HUD CPD 782, 24 CFR 58.40; Ref. 40 CFR 1508.8 &1508.27]

Evaluate the significance of the effects of the proposal on the character, features and resources of the project area. Enter relevant base data and verifiable source documentation to support the finding. Then enter the appropriate impact code from the following list to make a finding of impact. Impact Codes: (1) - No impact anticipated; (2) - Potentially beneficial; (3) - Potentially adverse; (4) - Requires mitigation; (5) - Requires project modification. Note names, dates of contact, telephone numbers and page references. Attach additional materials as needed.

Land Development Code Source or Documentation Conformance with 1 TheprojectsiteislocatedwithinmappedTransitOrientedDistrict Comprehensive Plans and Zoning (TOD)ZoneandtheparcelsareintheTOD-ParkSubdistrict (adoptedin2013).AsshowninFigure5.Multi-familyresidences(up to100dwellingunitspersite)arepermittedinthisdistrict,asare TODmixed-incomeresidenceswithupto100unitspersite.In TOD-parkdistrict,maximumlotcoverageof75percentis permittedformulti-familydwellings.AnyfutureTODmixed-income developmentonthissitewouldbelimitedtoeightstoriesinheight undertheexistingzoningregulations. Theproposedaction,whichincludesdispositionandparcel assemblyonly,wouldnotresultinchangetothesite’sexisting zoning,andwouldconformtoexistingzoningregulations. Compatibility and 1 Usesontheprojectsiteincludetwoparkinglots,publicopenspace Urban Impact andthreelow-riseandtwohigh-riseresidentialbuildingswith140 totaldwellingunits.Theproposeddispositionandparcelassembly wouldnotalterthelanduseconditionsintheneighborhoodoron theprojectsite,whichwouldremaininitspresentstate. Slope 1 ThetopographofthesiteisgenerallyflatǤAstheproposedaction involvespropertydispositionandparcelassemblyonly,no construction,demolitionorsoildisturbancewouldtakeplaceonthe projectsite.Noimpactstoslopeareanticipated. SeePhase ESAfor144PrattStreetand161StateStreet. Erosion 1 ThetopographyofthesiteisgenerallyflatǤAstheproposedaction involvespropertydispositionandparcelassemblyonly,no construction,demolitionorsoildisturbancewouldtakeplaceonthe projectsite.Noerosionimpactisanticipated. SeePhase ESAfor144PrattStreetand161StateStreet. Soil Suitability 1 ThePhaseIISubsurfaceInvestigationReportdeterminedthatthe projectsiteisunderlainbyfillmaterialfollowedbysand,asphalt, brickandconcretefragments,whichcommonlyoccurintheareaand issuitableforredevelopment.Astheproposedactioninvolves propertydispositionandparcelassemblyonly,noconstruction, demolitionorsoildisturbancewouldtakeplaceontheprojectsite. SeePhaseIIESAReport,December2012. Hazards and Nuisances 1 Therewouldbenosignificanthazardsornuisancesassociatedwith including Site Safety theproposedaction.Nodemolition,constructionorchangeinuse wouldoccurontheprojectsiteasresultoftheproposedaction. Theproposeddispositionandparcelassemblywouldresultinno increasedemissionsofairpollutants,exposuretoheavymetalsor othercontaminants,attractverminorpests,orcreatenoiseorodors. Therefore,nosignificanthazardornuisanceimpactsareexpected.

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Energy Consumption 1 Theproposedactioninvolvesparceldispositionandtransferonly, andwouldhavenoimpactonenergygenerationordistribution. Noise - Contribution to 1 Theprojectsitepresentlycontainsthreelow-riseresidential Community Noise Levels buildings(with12occupieddwellingunitsand24vacantdwelling units),twohigh-riseresidentialbuildings(with104occupied dwellingunits),twosurfaceparkinglotsandpubliclyaccessible openspace.Manyoftheseresidentsarebelievedtoownvehicles, whichcontributetotheambientnoiseprofileofthearea.During visualandauditoryfieldinspection,theexistingresidential buildings’mechanicalsystems(i.e.,heating,ventilation,andair conditioningsystems)wereobservedtobeoperatingwithin normaldecibelrange. Additionally,usersoftheopenspaceat62CedarStreet,which includesactiverecreationelementssuchasplaygroundequipment, areconsideredanexistingstationarynoisesourceontheproject site.ConstructionnoisefromMeridenGreen(formerHUBsite) locatedatPrattStreetisconsideredtemporarynoisesource. Asresultoftheproposedaction,nonewstationaryormobilenoise sourceswouldbeintroducedontheprojectsite.Therefore,elevated communitynoiselevelsarenotexpectedtoresultfromtheproposed action,andnoimpactisanticipated. Air Quality 1 Toassesstheeffectsofambientairqualityontheproposedaction, Effects of Ambient Air Quality on visualsurveywasconductedtodeterminewhetherthereareany Project and Contribution to industrialemissionsourcesintheareathatcouldpotentiallyaffect Community Pollution Levels existingresidentsandusersoftheprojectsite.Theresultofthe industrialsourcevisualsurveyisthatthepotentialforairtoxic impactsontheprojectsiteisnotsignificant. Asresultoftheproposedaction,nonewstationaryormobile emissionsourceswouldbeintroducedonorneartheprojectsite. Furthermore,noconstructionordemolitionwouldoccuron-site, whichprecludesanyconstruction-relatedairqualityimpacts. Therefore,theproposedactionwouldhavenosignificantadverse impactoncommunitypollutionlevels. Environmental Design 1 Aspartoftheproposedaction,nonewconstructionwouldoccuron Visual Quality - Coherence, theprojectsite.Theprojectsitewouldremaininitscurrent Diversity, Compatible Use and condition,whichincludesthreelow-riseandtwohigh-rise Scale residentialbuildings,twosurfaceparkinglots,andpublicly- accessibleopenspaceresource. Aspropertydispositionandparcelassemblyaretheonly discretionaryactivitiesincludedaspartoftheproposedaction,no adverseimpactstoEnvironmentalDesignareexpected,andan assessmentisnotwarranted. Demographic Character Changes 1 Underthedispositionaction,140units(24vacantunitsand116 occupiedunits)wouldberemovedfromtheFederalpublichousing program.Currenttenantswouldbeallowedtofulfilltheirleaseand mayreceiverelocationvouchersfollowingthedisposition.The residentswhorelocateoutoftheimmediateareaoverseveralyears wouldnotcausesignificantchangeinthedemographicsofthe neighborhood.Nonewresidentswouldbeintroducedtotheproject siteasresulttheproposedaction.Theprojectwouldnotresultin significantadverseimpacttothearea’sdemographiccharacter.

14 Meriden Mills Apartments Disposition and Related Parcel Assembly, City of Meriden, CT Socioeconomic Code Source or Documentation Displacement 1 Underthedispositionaction,140units(24vacantunitsand116 occupiedunits)wouldberemovedfromtheFederalpublichousing program.Currenttenantswouldbeallowedtofulfilltheirleaseand mayreceiverelocationvouchersfollowingthedisposition.The residentswhorelocateoutoftheimmediateareaoverseveralyears wouldnothaveanimpactonpopulationorhousing.Theproposed actionwouldnotdisplaceanyresidencesorbusinesses;therefore, nodisplacementimpactwouldoccur. Employment and Income Patterns 1 Theproposedactionwouldnothaveaneffectonemployment,asno construction,demolitionorchangeinuseisexpectedontheproject site.Theproposedactionwouldthereforenotresultinsignificant adverseimpactsassociatedwithemploymentandincomepatterns.

15 Meriden Mills Apartments Disposition and Related Parcel Assembly, City of Meriden, CT Community Facilities and Services Code Source or Documentation Educational Facilities 1 Underthedispositionaction,140units(24vacantunitsand116 occupiedunits)wouldberemovedfromtheFederalpublichousing program.smallnumberofschool-agedchildrenmayrelocateout oftheimmediateareaoverseveralyears;however,thatwouldnot causesignificantimpactoneducationalfacilities. Commercial Facilities 1 Theproposedactionwouldnotintroducenewcommercialusesor haveanadverseeffectonexistingcommercialusesinthearea. Health Care 1 Aspartofthedisposition,therelocationofresidentsmayoccurin thelongterm.However,thisisnotexpectedtoresultinnoticeable changeinthedemandonlocalhealthcareservices,andsignificant impactisnotexpectedasresult. Social Services 1 Aspartofthedisposition,therelocationofresidentsmayoccurin thelongterm.However,thisisnotexpectedtoresultinnoticeable changeinthedemandonsocialservices,andsignificantimpactis notexpectedasresult. Solid Waste 1 Aspartofthedisposition,therelocationofresidentsmayoccurin thelongterm.Reductioninsolidwastegenerationwouldoccuras resultoftheproposedproject.Nosignificantimpactisexpectedas resultofproposedaction. Waste Water 1 TheproposedactionwouldnotadverselyaffectMeriden’swast waterconveyancesystemortreatmentfacilities.Wastewaterwould continuetobehandledbytheWaterPollutionControlFacility Division. Asnoconstructionorchangeinusewouldoccurontheprojectsite, theproposedactionwouldnotresultinincreaseddemandfor sewagedisposalortreatment,andnoimpactswouldoccur. Storm Water 1 TheproposedactionwouldnotadverselyaffectMeriden’sstorm watersystem.Noincreaseintheamountofimpervioussurface wouldoccurontheprojectsiteasresultoftheproposedaction. Water Supply 1 TheproposedactionwouldnotadverselyaffectMeriden’swater supply. Public Safety 1 Therewouldbenoimpactonpoliceservicesduetotheproposed - Police action.PoliceprotectionservicesareprovidedbytheMeridenPolice Department,andthestationnearesttotheprojectsiteislocatedat 50WestMainStreet. - Fire 1 Therewouldbenoimpactonfireservicesduetotheproposed action.FireprotectionservicesareprovidedbytheMeridenFire Department,andthestationnearesttotheprojectsiteislocatedat 50WestMainStreet. - Emergency Medical 1 Theproposedactionwouldnotresultinincreaseddemandon emergencymedicalservices.TheMidstateMedicalCenterprovides emergencymedicalservicesandislocatedapproximatelyonemile northwestoftheprojectsite.

16 Meriden Mills Apartments Disposition and Related Parcel Assembly, City of Meriden, CT Community Facilities and Services Code Source or Documentation Open Space and Recreation 1 Theproposedactionwouldnotresulintheremovaloflandscaped - Open Space areasontheprojectsite.Includedaspartofthisproposalisthe transferofanopenspaceresourcebytheCitytotheMHAto completetheparcelassembly.Featuringbothactiveandpassive recreationelements,CedarParkis1.6acresofpublicopenspace. Thechangeinlanduseat62CedarStreetfromopenspaceto developmentisallowedundertheTODzoningordinance.However, underthecurrentproposedaction,thisopenspacewouldremainin itscurrentstateanditsusewouldnotchange.MeridenGreen includes11acresofpublicopenspacethatbecameavailabletothe publicstartingonSeptember9,2016.Nonewresidentswouldbe introducedaspartoftheproposedactionandtherelocationof residentsmayoccuroverlongperiod,therefore,utilizationratesof theopenspacearenotexpectedtochangeasconsequence. Therefore,theproposedactionwouldnotresultinsignificant adverseimpacttoanyopenspaceresource. - Cultural Facilities 1 Theproposedactionwouldnotadverselyaffectculturalfacilitiesǡas nonewresidentswouldbeintroducedasresult. Transportation 1 Astheremaybeminorreductioninresidentsovertimeasresult oftheproposeddisposition,slightdecreaseintrafficvolumes, pedestrianvolumes,transitridershipandparkingdemandmay occur.However,significantimpactstoanyoftheseconditions wouldnotoccur. TheprojectsiteisboundtothenorthbyParkStreet,tothewestby StateStreetandMillStreet,totheeastbyCedarStreet,andtothe southbyPrattStreet.SeveralblocksnorthoftheprojectsiteisU.S. Interstate691,whichisclassifiedbytheConnecticutDepartmentof TransportationasPrincipalArterialroadway.Tothesoutheastof theprojectsite,PrattStreetandStateStreettothewestofthe projectsiteareclassifiedasCollectorroadways.Allotherstreets surroundingtheprojectsiteareclassifiedaslocalroadways. Severalbuslinesarefoundwithincloseproximitytotheprojectsite. The“A”,“B”and“C”lines,operatedbyNorthEastTransportation and“M”line,operatedbyMiddletownAreaTransit,runonState Streetdirectlywestoftheprojectsite,withthe“M”busoffering regionalservicetoMiddletownandCromwell.CTTransitoperates the“C”buslinealongBroadStreet,whichrunsnorth-south approximately½-mileeastoftheprojectsite.Additionalbuslines areoperatedthroughoutMeridenandtheregion.LessthanΥ-mile southwestoftheprojectsiteistheMeridenAmtrakStation. Inadditionampleon-streetparkingisfoundthroughoutthestudy area.Asadditionalresidentsoremployeeswouldnotbegenerated bytheproposedaction,increasedparkingdemandisnotprojected tooccur. Similarly,pedestrianelementssuchassidewalksandcrosswalks wouldnotbealteredundertheproposedaction.

17 Meriden Mills Apartments Disposition and Related Parcel Assembly, City of Meriden, CT Natural Features Code Source or Documentation Water Resources 1 Theproposedprojectwouldnotresultinsignificanteffecton waterresources,includinggroundwaterandsurfacewater. portionoftheprojectsiteliesoverHarborBrook,whichislow gradientstreamthatflowsthroughanundergroundculvertbeneath portionoftheprojectsite,butnottheresidentialstructures,at144 MillsMemorial.Inaddition,portionoftheprojectsiteislocated withinSpecialFloodHazardArea(SFHA)ZoneAE,whichissubject toinundationbytheͳpercentannualchanceflood.Basedon surfacetopography,groundwaterflowisassumedin southwesterlydirectiontowardsHanoverPond(Figure3). Theproposedactioninvolvespropertydispositionandparcel assemblyandthefutureactivitiesincludedemolitionofthe structuresforthepurposesofimplementingtheHarborBrookFlood ControlPlananddaylightingHarborBrookatthesite.Therewould benoimpactstowaterresourcesaspartofthisproposedaction. Surface Water 1 Theproposedprojectwouldnotresultinsignificanteffecton surfacewaterresources.ThenearestsurfacewaterbodyisHarbor Brook,whichflowsthroughanundergroundculvertbeneath portionoftheprojectsiteandisclassifiedbyCTDEEPas“B”surface water.BasedonCTDEEPWaterQualityStandards,“B”surfacewater isdesignedforrecreationaluse,fishandwildlifehabitat,agricultural andindustrialsupplyandotherlegitimateusesincludingnavigation. Stormwatercatchbasinswereobservedinvariousareasthroughout theexteriorportionsofthesite.Thesecatchbasinsarebelievedto dischargetoHarborBrook.Figure͸showstheWaterQuality ClassificationMapforCityofMeriden. Astheproposedactioninvolvespropertydispositionandparcel assemblyonly,noconstruction,demolitionorsoildisturbance wouldtakeplaceontheprojectsite.Therewouldbenoadditional dischargetonearbysurfacewater. Unique Natural Features and 1 Therearenouniquenaturalfeaturesoragriculturallandsnearthe Agricultural Lands projectsite.Therefore,theproposedactionwouldhavenoimpacton suchresources. Vegetation and Wildlife 1 Theprojectsiteanditsimmediatesurroundingsareoccupiedby buildings,pavedareasorlandscapedareas.Therearenosignificant plantoranimalspecies,includinganyStateorFederallylisted threatenedorendangeredspecies,occupyingtheprojectsiteorthe surroundingneighborhood.Nosignificantimpactstovegetationor wildlifewouldresultfromtheproposedaction.

NOTE: The Responsible Entity must additionally document compliance with 24 CFR §58.6 in the ERR, particularly with the Flood Insurance requirements of the Flood Disaster Protection Act and the Buyer Disclosure requirements of the HUD Airport Runway Clear Zone/Clear Zone regulation at 24 CFR 51 Subpart D.

Summary of Findings and Conclusions TheproposedactionispartoftheMeridenHousingAuthority’sinitiativetotakeadvantageof developmentopportunitiesonvacantandunderutilizedland,asthesepropertiesprovidesignificant opportunities to create new affordable housing and other amenities that can benefit Meriden residents. The proposed action includes the property disposition and parcel assembly only. The futureplansfortheprojectsitewouldincludedemolitionoffiveresidentialbuildingstofacilitate constructionoffloodcontrolplan(at144MillsMemorial)anddevelopmentoftheMeridenGreen (formerHUBSite)andtheMillsMegablocksite(locatedat161-177StateStreetand62CedarStreet). Theprojectwasconceivedwithinthecontextofthecurrentadministration’sproposedChoice Neighborhoods Initiative (CNI), which is predicated upon holistic approach to revitalizing

18 Meriden Mills Apartments Disposition and Related Parcel Assembly, City of Meriden, CT communitiesthroughcloseconnectionsamonghousing,educationalopportunities,andwrap-around services. HUDChoice Neighborhood Transformation Plan wouldattempt to meet these goals by providingcommunityservicesforMeridenresidentsaswellasexpandingthesupplyofaffordable housingwithinthecitylimits. The proposed action would not adversely affect the character, features and resources of the surroundingarea,andwouldnotresultinsignificantimpactonthequalityofthehuman environment.Asthisproposalinvolvespropertydispositionandparcelassemblyonly,nopotential adverseimpactsareexpectedtooccur,andmitigationaspartoftheproposedactionwouldnotbe requiredthroughtheRequestforReleaseofFunds.

19 Meriden Mills Apartments Disposition and Related Parcel Assembly, City of Meriden, CT ALTERNATIVES TO THE PROPOSED ACTION

Alternatives and Project Modifications Considered [24 CFR 58.40(e), Ref. 40 CFR 1508.9] (Identify other reasonable courses of action that were considered and not selected, such as other sites, design modifications, or other uses of the subject site. Describe the benefits and adverse impacts to the human environment of each alternative and the reasons for rejecting it.) No other reasonable alternatives were considered or selected for the proposed action. Upon successfuldispositionandparcelacquisition,additionaldiscretionaryactionswillbepursuedthat will involve demolition and/or construction on the project site as part of Meriden HUD Choice Neighborhood Transformation Plan. Several other development alternatives were considered, but ultimately not selected by the community and development team because of inability to mitigate flooding caused by Harbor Brook that runs directly under the Mills Memorial, high cost of modernizationoftheexistingunitsandlackofsuitablesiteswithaccesstoservices/transit.ͺ No Action Alternative [24 CFR 58.40(e)] (Discuss the benefits and adverse impacts to the human environment of not implementing the preferred alternative). UndertheNoActionAlternative,theproposeddispositionof144MillsMemorialwouldnotbe pursued.Theonelow-riseandtwohigh-riseresidentialstructuresattheMillsMemorialHousing complexwouldremainwithintheFederalpublichousingprogram.Additionally,theCitywouldnot transfertotheMHAtheparcelsat62CedarStreetand177StateStreettocompletetheparcel assembly.Intheabsenceoftheseactions,itisassumedthattheprojectsitewouldremaininits currentstate,whichincludes116residentialunitsat144MillsMemorial,privately-ownedparking lotat177StateStreet,aswellasanopenspaceat62CedarStreet.Theownershipandmanagement oftheparcelswouldremainthesame. TherewouldbenoadverseimpactstohumanhealthandtheenvironmentundertheNoAction Alternative;however,largerparcelassemblywouldnotbemadeavailableforfuturedevelopment andtheprojectpurposeandneedwouldnotbeachieved.Noactionmeansthatallexistingunits remainwithin100-yearfloodplainthathashistoryoffrequentfloodingornegativeimpactonthe householdsandhousingduetomildewandsoilerosionrisks.

Mitigation Measures Recommended [24 CFR 58.40(d), 40 CFR 1508.20] (Recommend feasible ways in which the proposal or external factors relating to the proposal should be modified in order to eliminate or minimize adverse environmental impacts.) Dispositionandparcelassemblywouldallowopportunityforthefuturedemolitionofthestructures bytheCityafterthedispositionandpropertytransferoccurred.However,asnoconstruction, demolitionorchangeinusewouldoccurundertheProposedAction,adverseenvironmentalimpacts would not be expected. Therefore, no mitigation measures are required to ensure there are no significantimpacts,andnonearerecommendedintheassessment. ______8 http://www.meriden2020.com/Customer-Content/www/CMS/files/Exhibitsfile.pdf

20 Meriden Mills Apartments Disposition and Related Parcel Assembly, City of Meriden, CT Additional Studies Performed

Phase EnvironmentalSiteAssessment(ESA)ǡ62CedarStreet,MeridenCT,TigheƬBond,April2012. Phase EnvironmentalSiteAssessment(ESA)ǡ177StateStreet,MeridenCT,AECOM,November2015. Phase EnvironmentalSiteAssessment(ESA)ǡ144PrattStreet,MeridenCT,TigheƬBond,June2012. Phase EnvironmentalSiteAssessment(ESA)ǡ161StateStreet,MeridenCT,TigheƬBond,April2012. PhaseIIEnvironmentalSiteAssessment(ESA)ǡ161StateStreet,MeridenCT,TigheƬBond,December 2012. PhaseIIIEnvironmentalSiteAssessment(ESA),161StateStreet,MeridenCT,AECOM,March2016. PhaseIIIEnvironmentalSiteAssessment(ESA),177StateStreet,MeridenCT,AECOM,March2014. HazardousMaterialsBuildingAssessmentHighRise1,AECOM,October2015. HazardousMaterialsBuildingAssessmentHighRise2,AECOM,October2015. HazardousMaterialsBuildingAssessmentLowRise1,AECOM,October2015. HazardousMaterialsBuildingAssessmentLowRise2,AECOM,October2015. HazardousMaterialsBuildingAssessmentLowRise3,AECOM,October2015.

List of Sources, Agencies and Persons Consulted [40 CFR 1508.9(b)] HUD Exchange “Environmental Assessment Determinations and Compliance Findings for HUD-assisted Projects 24 CFR Part 58”. https://www.hudexchange.info/resource/3140/part-58-environmental-assessment-form/. Accessed July 26, 2016

HUD Exchange “Additional Factors to Consider for Environmental Assessments”. https://www.hudexchange.info/resource/3895/additional-factors-to-consider-in-an-environmental-assessment/. Accessed July 26, 2016.

United States Census Factfinder. http://www.census.gov/quickfacts/table/PST045215/09,09009,0946450,00. Accessed August 3, 2016.

City of Meriden GIS Home Page. http://gis.meridenct.gov/meriden/MapSearch.aspx. Accessed August 3, 2016.

A County Report of Connecticut’s Endangered, Threatened and Special Concern. http://www.ct.gov/deep/lib/deep/endangered_species/species_listings/newhavenctyspecies.pdf. Accessed August, 3 2016.

Natural Diversity Data Base Areas for Meriden, CT. ftp://ftp.state.ct.us/pub/dep/gis/endangeredspeciesmaps/nd080.pdf. Accessed August 3, 20160.

National Park Service Rivers, Trails and Conservation Program, Connecticut Segments. https://www.nps.gov/ncrc/programs/rtca/nri/states/ct.html. Accessed August 3, 2016

City of Meriden Administration legislation, Chapter 2013-Zoning, Article V-Commercial District. http://ecode360.com/13397144. Accessed August 3, 2016

City of Meriden, Zoning Map. http://gis.meridenct.gov/website/StaticMaps/ZoningMap.pdf. Accessed August 3, 2016.

Meriden Biz, City of Meriden Economic Development, Presentation “Demolition and Remediation of 144 Mills Memorial, Meriden, CT, January 2016”. http://www.meridenbiz.com/Customer-Content/www/CMS/files/Presentation_1-19- 2016_144_Mills_remediation_FINAL3.pdf. Accessed August 1, 2016

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Meriden Biz, City of Meriden Economic Development, http://www.meriden2020.com/Customer- Content/www/CMS/files/Exhibitsfile.pdf. Accessed August 3, 2016

Meriden Biz, City of Meriden Economic Development, http://www.meriden2020.com/Customer- Content/www/CMS/files/MeridenChoice_102015_transformation_plan_final_2.pdf. Accessed August 4, 2016

Meriden Biz, City of Meriden Economic Development,http://www.meriden2020.com/Downtown-Development/The-Meriden-HUB- Park-and-Flood-Control-Project/. Accessed on August 9, 2016

HUD Exchange “Floodplain Management and Protection of Wetlands” https://www.hudexchange.info/resource/3769/24-cfr-part-55- floodplain-management-and-protection-of-wetlands/. Accessed August 4, 2016

Harbor Brook FloodControl and Linear Trail Project Master Plan for MeridenǡCt.PreparedbyGZA GeoEnvironmental,Inc.November,2011. Phase EnvironmentalSiteAssessment(ESA)ǡ62CedarStreet,MeridenCT,TigheƬBond,April2012. Phase EnvironmentalSiteAssessment(ESA)ǡ177StateStreet,MeridenCT,AECOM,November2015. Phase EnvironmentalSiteAssessment(ESA)ǡ144PrattStreet,MeridenCT,TigheƬBond,June2012. Phase EnvironmentalSiteAssessment(ESA)ǡ161StateStreet,MeridenCT,TigheƬBond,April2012. PhaseIIEnvironmentalSiteAssessment(ESA)ǡ161StateStreet,MeridenCT,TigheƬBond,December 2012. PhaseIIIEnvironmentalSiteAssessment(ESA),161StateStreet,MeridenCT,AECOM,March2016. PhaseIIIEnvironmentalSiteAssessment(ESA),177StateStreet,MeridenCT,AECOM,March2014. HazardousMaterialsBuildingAssessmentHighRise1,AECOM,October2015. HazardousMaterialsBuildingAssessmentHighRise2,AECOM,October2015. HazardousMaterialsBuildingAssessmentLowRise1,AECOM,October2015. HazardousMaterialsBuildingAssessmentLowRise2,AECOM,October2015. HazardousMaterialsBuildingAssessmentLowRise3,AECOM,October2015.

22 Meriden Mills Apartments Disposition and Related Parcel Assembly, City of Meriden, CT Other Requirements (Section 58.6) Checklist

PROJECT NAME Meriden Mills Apartments Disposition and Related Parcel Assembly, Meriden CT

In addition to the duties under the laws and authorities specified in 58.5 for assumption by Responsible Entities (REs) under the laws cited in 58.1(b), REs must comply with the following requirements. Applicability of the following requirements does not trigger the certification and release of funds procedure under this Part or preclude exemption of an activity under 58.34 (a) (12) and/or the applicability of 58.35(b). However, the RE remains responsible for addressing the following requirements in its Environmental Review Record (ERR) under 58.38 and meeting these requirements, where applicable, regardless of whether the activity is exempt under 58.34 or Categorically Excluded under 58.35 (a) or (b).

(a) Federal Flood Insurance Purchase Requirements (do not apply to funds from Federal formula grants made to a State).

(1) Does the project involve acquisition or construction (including rehabilitation) in a community identified by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) as having special flood hazard areas (100 year and 500 year floodplains)? Yes No X If “Yes,” go to (a)(2). If “No,” go to Question (b).

(2) Is the project located in 100 year flood plain (500 year floodplain for “critical” actions*)? Yes __ No _ If “Yes,” go to (a) (3). If “No,” go to Question (b).

(3) Is the community in which the project is located (X) participating in the National Flood Insurance Program or, ( ) has less than a year passed since FEMA notified the community concerning such hazards. (Please check one of the above depending on the situation) Yes ___ No ___. If “Yes,” attach a statement concerning how you will assure that flood insurance will be maintained in accordance with the “Flood Insurance Protection” guidance sheet attached to this Checklist and go to Question (b). The implementation of this project consistent with your statement must be made a condition on the environmental findings and recommendations for the project. If “No,” project cannot be funded.

* As defined in the U.S. Water Resources Council’s Floodplain Management Guidelines for Implementing Executive Order 11988.

See Attached Standard Flood Hazard Determination indicating that Federal Flood Insurance is available as part of the Regular Program.

(b) Coastal Barriers Resources

Is the project to be undertaken located in the Coastal Barrier Resources System, as amended by the Coastal Barrier Improvement Act of 1990 (16 U.S.C. 3501)? Yes ___ No __X_. If “Yes,” Federal financial assistance may not be provided. If “No,” then go to Question (c).

Does the project involve assistance, subsidy, or insurance for the purchase or sale of an existing property in a Runway Clear Zone or Clear Zone as defined in 24 CFR Part 51D? Yes ___ No __X_ If “Yes,” the buyer must be advised that the property is in a runway Clear Zone or Clear Zone, what the implications of such a location are, and then there is a possibility that the property may, at a later date, be acquired by the airport operator. The buyer must sign a

Meriden Mills Apartments Disposition and Related Parcel Assembly, City of Meriden, CT Attachment A Determination of Applicability to 24 CFR 55: Floodplain Management and Protection of Wetlands

24 CFR Part 55, Floodplain Management, covers the proposed acquisition, construction, improvement, disposition, financing and use of properties located in a floodplain for which approval is required either from HUD under any applicable HUD program or from a grant recipient subject to 24 CFR part 58. The determination of applicability of the proposed action (Meriden Mills Apartments Disposition and Related Parcel Assembly) to the regulations is based on the following understanding:

x The proposed action includes proposed HUD financial assistance for acquisition purposes in an area having special flood hazards (i.e., 100-year floodplain, Zone AE). x The action would not be located in a floodway or coastal high hazard area. x The proposed action is not a “critical action” (i.e., activity for which even a slight chance of flooding might result in loss of life, injury to persons, or damage to property). x The proposed action does not involve “substantial improvement” as defined in Part 55.2(b)(8). x The community, the City of Meriden, does participate in the National Flood Insurance Program.

As defined in 24 CFR Part 55, Subpart B, Application of Executive Order on Floodplain Management, Executive Order 11988 does apply to the proposed action. The proposed action is a non-critical action that is not excluded under Section 55.12 (b) or (c) and a portion of the action would be located within a 100-year floodplain outside the high hazard area (see Table 1 in Section 55.11). Therefore, the decision-making process in Section 55.20 must be followed for the proposed action to be allowed. Per Section 55.12(a), since the proposed action is a HUD action involving disposition of HUD-acquired multifamily housing projects in a community that is in the Regular Program of the National Flood Insurance Program and in good standing, the decision- making steps 2, 3 and 7 do not apply. These involve notification of the public at the time the proposal is considered, identification and evaluation of practicable alternatives to locating the proposed action in a floodplain, and publication of a final, detailed notice of the proposal.

Following the decision-making process in Section 55.20, the proposed action does comply with 24 CFR Part 55.

x Step 1: The proposed action is located in a 100-year floodplain. x Step 2: Not applicable x Step 3: Not applicable x Step 4: There would be no potential direct and indirect impacts associated with the occupancy of the floodplain under the proposed action since there would be no demolition, construction or soil disturbance on the project site. Development within and adjacent to the floodplain would remain in its current state. x Step 5: There is no practicable design or modification to the proposed action that would minimize the potential adverse impacts within the floodplain or restore and preserve its natural and beneficial values. There are no adverse impacts within the floodplain as a result of the proposed action; therefore, no modification is necessary. x Step 6: Reevaluation of the proposed action determined that the proposed action is still practicable since it would not result in flood hazards in the floodplain, aggravate the current hazards to other floodplains, or disrupt floodplain values. x Step 7: Not applicable x Step 8: Decision-making is complete and the proposed action may be implemented, with no mitigating measures required.

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FIGURE 6: CITY OF MERIDEN WATER QUALITY CLASSIFICATION MAP Ã! Clark Pond Woodberry Hill Dr AAAA Alling St Welch Rd Laning St Brookwood Dr Exit 23 Edgerly St Parish Dr Railroad Pond Farmington Ave Carol Ct Briarwood College Slope Dr 372 9 Atwood St SV Porters Pass ChristianSV Ln Woodlawn Rd R O C K Y H I L L !4 B Exit 32 Paper Goods Pond Burnham St B Commerce Dr Bittersweet Dr Hummingbird Dr Laning St Briar Patch Dr Junkyard Pond

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Tanglewood Dr Woodruff Cir Mill Pond Robindale Dr Cashman Pl B Towne Dr Ledge Dr Washington Ave Ryan Ct WATER QUALITY CLASSIFICATIONS Sugar Maple Ln Willard Ave Malcein Dr GriswoldWarner Dr Rd B 229 Annelise Ave Spruce Brook WestSt Percival Ave Monarch Dr Mill St Worthington Rdg SV South Rd Ciccolella Ct Exit 22 Glen St Hall Ln Lower Ln Overhill Dr SpringHill Rd Erica Ct Grapevine Ln Farmington Ave Juniper Ln Exit 20S Woodhaven Dr State Hwy 9 MacIntosh Way Kenton St Grannis Pond Queen Ter Lori Ann Ln Ronal Dr Garden St Burgundy Dr Thistle Ln Route 9 Smith St A Vineyard Dr Robbins Rd Four Rod Rd Exit 20N MERIDEN, CT Exit 21 Commerce St Queen Ter 84 Ridgewood Ln ¨¦§ Pilgrim Ln AA Lower Hart Ponds Sheldon St State Hwy 9 Exit 20S Exit 20N Olson Dr Smith St Twin Oaks Dr Woodfield Dr Berlin High School Brandegee Ln Clark Dr North Rd Nursery Ln I 84 n Sydney Ln

State Hwy 229 229 Hwy State Candlewick Ln Anthony Ave Lazy Ln ! State Hwy 372Exit 21

Churchill St Butternut Dr Duksa Farm Pond Reservoir Ridge Dr Ledge Rd Churchill Rd Mellon Dr Flanders St Misty Mountain Rd Surrey Ln Coles Rd Ivy Dr Woodruff Ln Ellsworth Blvd Sovereign Rdg B Florians Pond Timberwood Rd A Pasco Hill Rd Vicki Ln Crater Ln East Berlin Exit 22S SURFACE WATER QUALITY CLASSES AA Shunpike Rd Corporate Dr Flanders Rd Carriage Dr

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! Cromwell Hills Dr Jeffrey Ln Jeffrey Sage Dr Sage Savage Hill Rd Ice Pond Ln Roaring Brook Dr Brandywine Pl Cedar Dr NOTES: Crissey Ln Oak Rd North Center School Woodruff St Country Squire Dr Jude Ln Casner Dr Valley View Dr Surface Water Classifications beginning with S refer to Coastal and Marine Surface Water. !n Belcher Brook Christian Hill Rd Hightower Rd FriarLn Autumn Dr Autumn Commission St Virginia Dr River Gate Ln

Dawn Ln Dawn Meadow Ln B* is a subset of Class B where no direct wastewater discharges are allowed other than those Huckleberry Ln Deerbrooke Cir Spring Lake Rd Pine Ct

Oak St Lakeview Dr Wilks Pond Rd Kirby Rd Midway Dr A Rd Willowbrook consistent with Class AA, A and SA surface waters. Dayton Dr

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Stonegate Rd B Windward Pl Surry Ln Devonshire Way Russett Ln GA (white background) 71 Wynd Ter Derynoski Elementary State Hwy 364 S Moss Gln North Brook Pond Shady Hill Ln Area of Contribution to Public Supply Well Berlin St V Dr Aetna West Lake Dr SOUTHINGTON White Oak Dr n Grandview Dr Pond Pl ! Williamsburg Dr Birch Ln Crooked Brook Bradley Brook Harvest Ln Bradley Memorial Hospital and Health Center A Ashwell Dr Walnut St Quincy Trl Mattabesset River GAA, GAAs Winding Rdg Sunnyslope Dr !H DrOconnell Eagle Holw Germania St State Hwy 120 Hamlin Brook Pass Brook Hamlin Jubilee Dr New Park Dr Bristol St White Sail Dr Barker Ln Pennywise Ln Maxwell Dr Berkley Ave Peters Cir LePage Dr Pinehurst Pl Chestnut St Butternut Ln Orchard Rd A Ridgefield Dr Rolling Grn Tuttle Rd S3

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Summer St AA Metacomet Dr GA, GAA may not meet current standards 84 Kenmere Reservoir East St Edgewood Cir Dayton BrookOctober Ln Kensington Rd Bradley St Swamp Brook ¨¦§ Newfield St Southington Ave 364 Patrick Ln St Middle SV Blue Hills Dr Saw Mill Dr Overhill Rd Great Pine Path Prospect St

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Rustic Oak Dr Rosewood Ln Hawks Nest Cir Sawmill Brook Hog Swamp Norton Ln Ln Braeburn Union St Atkins St Westfield Skiview Dr PineSt Marboy Dr Deer Run State Fish Hatchery Ponds Major Basin Boundary Old Hatchery Rd Fieldbrook Dr Rejean Rd Smith St Cobblestone Ct Knox Dr East St Silver Lake Robindale Dr Birchcrest Dr East Bradley Brook West Swamp Brook Fleetwood Rd Glenwood Ter Scarborough Ln Wanda Ln Mile Ln Lovley Dr Richards Brook Bishops Corner Crystal Farms Ct Heritage Dr Smiths Pond Plantsville MetacometVw Wonx Spring St Whitney Ln West Spruce Brook Metals Dr Exit 30 Chippen Hill Dr Crescent St Black Pond Apple Ln Lake Dr East Spruce Brook West Miner Brook Birchwood Dr

Wonx Spring Rd Spring Wonx Lamentation Mountain Frost St Plains Rd Sunset Ridge Dr Westfield Falls Penny Brook Miner Hills Dr Miner Pond Canterbury Ln Keigwin Middle School Alpine Trl Quaker Ln East Miner Brook n Pondview Dr A Tavern Cir Swamp Pond ! LaCourse Pond Atwater St John F Kennedy Middle Mariondale Dr Crispino Dr Exit 29 Tower Rd EXPLANATION Buckland St Meadow Ln Boardman Ln Nicolo Way Stuart Dr !n Nunzio Dr Bridlepath Dr West Bradley Brook Summit Wood Dr GreystoneDorio Dr Dr Briarwood Ln Woodrow Wilson Middle School Trotters Ln Meriden Ave Rockwood Dr n Wright Pl William St Dale Dr Misery Brook Footit Dr Manthey Brook ! WATER QUALITY CLASSIFICATIONS (WQC) MAPS are one Surface waters which are not specifically classified shall be Fork Cir Woodland Dr Poplar Rd Stantack Rd

Mountain Edge Dr Copper Rdg Fall Hill Lagana Ave Hallmere Reservoir Miner St of the elements of the Water Quality Standards (WQS) for the considered as Class A or Class AA. Surface waters in GA ground Edgewood Rd York Rd Blacksmith Dr Calvanese Pond Beechwood Dr Bell St Glenn Dr Camp Byrne Pond State of Connecticut. The WQS are a part of Connecticut's clean water areas are assumed Class A or Class SA unless otherwise Mulberry St Northview Dr

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Lucinda Ln I 84 Brooklane Rd Aspen Dr water program and are essential for protecting and improving water indicated. Surface waters in GAA ground water areas are assumed Hickory Hill Rd Old Turnpike Rd Empire Ave Exit 20 Fern Dr Blue Hills Dr Strong School Scenic Dr Deckert Dr Park Drive Pond Oak Ridge Dr quality. The WQS follow the principles of Connecticut's Clean Class AA unless otherwise indicated. Weiss Way North Colony Rd Sbona Dr Roseanna Rd n Chamberlain Hwy ! Main St Ferncliff Dr PD Mill Rd Olander Dr Water Act which is in Chapter 446K of the Connecticut General Service Road Zwicks Farm Rd Plumb Rd Azalea Dr Stocking Brook Nejako Dr De Fashion St Copper Ridge Rd Beaver Pond Sachem Dr Marion Ave Anne Rd Carey Ave Old Farms Saw MillHighland Rd Pond Statutes. The WQS provide policy guidance in many areas, for On the WQC map a surface water quality goal of A is represented Congdon St Basswood Dr McCormick Ln South End School End Rd Old Mill Pond 120 4WD Road Atkin Street Pond Burritt Street Pond Mastrianni Pl n SV Victoria Dr example decisions on acceptable discharges to water resources, by blue colored water bodies. Surface water quality goal of AA is Judd Brook Todd Rd ! Parkview Dr Marks Dam Ridgeview Rd Burritt St Russell Rd Atkins Way Maxwell Noble Dr MIDDLETOWNSaddle Hill Dr siting of landfills, remediation or prioritization of municipal represented by purple colored water bodies. Surface water quality Norton St Park Pond Faye Ln Fall Brook Berlin Tpke Plumb Rd Westwood Ln Longo Dr Sonoma Ln Peak Dr Staddle Hill Wilcox Pond Military Rd sewerage system projects. The first two elements of the WQS are goal of B is represented by gold colored water bodies. Canal St Country Club Cir Bailey Rd School St Lisa Ln Cheshire Rd Hicks Ave Country Club RdCountry Club Road Pond Acacea Ct the Standards, which set an overall policy for management of water Hacienda Cir Savage St Exit 27 Claudia Dr Wilcox Brook Yankee Expy Elliott Dr Clark St Stillmans Corner Highland quality, and the Criteria, which are descriptive and numerical GROUND WATERS in Connecticut are classified as GAA, GA, Lombardo Ct Meriden Waterbury Tpke State Hwy 322 BaileyAve Stantack Rd Van Buren Moody School Meadowood Dr Marion Rd standards that describe the allowable parameters and goals for GB and GC. Class GAA designated uses are existing or potential Waterbury Tpke Milldale Kingswood Dr ExitMeriden 28 Waterbury Rd !n Westfield St Spencer Elementary School Marion Willow Bee Ln Paul Ter Gracey Ave Carmela Dr n various water quality classifications. A discussion of these two public supply of water suitable for drinking without treatment and River Crest Dr Poplar Dr West Peak ! Robin Rd Bradley Hubbard Reservoir Westfield Ter

322 Ln Shweky B Canyon Dr elements is found in the Water Quality Standards document baseflow for hydraulically-connected surface water bodies. The SV Park Dr Village Gate Dr Camp St Birch Dr South End Rd Highland Brook Victoria Dr Elmere Reservoir Nancy Ln AA available on the CT DEEP website. The third element is the Class GAAs is a subclass of GAA for ground water that is tributary B St Joseph St McKenzie Dr Fawn Dr Classifications and the Water Quality Classification Maps which to a public water supply reservoir. The area of contribution to a West Johnson Avenue Pond Rd Evan

KnoxBlvd Upson Pl Exit 28 Ballfall Rd Hickory Cir Dickerman Rd Merimere Reservoir Sams Rd show the Classification assigned to each surface and groundwater public water supply well is represented by a 500-foot radius around Amity St Chauncey Peak Ter Highview AA Detroit Ave Mountain Dr Barbara Rd Cimarron Rd Hanging Hills Button St Yankee Expy Country Club Dr Higby Rd Navadon Pkwy resource throughout the State. The WQS are adopted using a public the well and is assumed to be Class GAA unless otherwise Pratts Corner Cathole Brook Exit 3 691 Exit 3 Blatchley Ave East Peak Cathole Mountain Shady Crest Rd participation process. The WQC maps are also adopted using a classified. Class GA designated uses are existing private and ¨¦§ South Mountain Quarry Ln Hill St Stonycrest Dr Johnson Ave Rahlene Dr Ruy Ln Colony Rd Thomas Edison Magnet Middle School public participation process but go through hearings separately potential public or private supplies of water suitable for drinking Preston Ave Orchard Ln New Dam Pond n

Goffe St Rd Mill Old ! Pleasant View Dr Leonard St MaynardFrary St Ave North Branch Harbor Brook from the Standards and Criteria hearings. Revision and adoption of without treatment and baseflow for hydraulically-connected Exit 4 Reservoir Ave Westin Ct Whalley St Robin Hill Rd Sisk St Washington St B BaileyAve

Brownstone Dr Fair St Roaring Brook the WQC data occurs in accordance with the public participation surface water bodies. All ground waters not specifically classified Bird Ln Budding RdgExit 4 Kensington Ave

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procedures contained in Section 22a-426 of the Connecticut are considered as Class GA. Class GB designated uses are 691 State Hwy 217 Duffy Ave ¨¦§ Washington Middle School Ct Nutmeg Idle Ln Cambridge St Egan Rd General Statutes. Ground WQC is subject to Connecticut industrial process water and cooling waters and baseflow for Undercliff Rd n Reynolds Dr CraigAve Diana Ct Borough Rd Woodland St ! B Mirror Lake regulation and changes must be reviewed and adopted. All changes hydraulically-connected water bodies and is presumed not suitable Knotter Dr Knotter Rd Middle St Notch Rd AA Boston Rd B Surrey Dr SteubenExit St 5 MidState Medical Center Britannia St to the Surface WQC require an adoption process which is subject for human consumption without treatment. Class GC designated Fieldstone Ct Westerly TerCastle Dr Mayflower Ln Southshire Dr !H Adder Reservoir Milton Dr Westfield Rd Putnam St State Hwy 66 Capitol Ave Baldwins Pond to federal review and approval in addition to CT regulation. The uses are assimilation of discharges authorized by the Sherman Ave B Hubgard Park Pond Natchaug Dr George St Schoolhouse Rd Knoll Crst McCausland Ct Wilcox Ave Twiss Ave adoption dates for the WQC by major drainage basin are: Commissioner pursuant to Section 22a-430 of the General Statutes. Exit 6 Alexander Dr Middle St Mount Higby Reservoir B Jeffrey Ln Crow Hollow Brook Hollis Dr Starr Millpond Nichole Ct Hinman St Devonshire Dr Edgewood Pl Orchid Rd 10 Gwen Rd John Barry School Housatonic River, Hudson River and Southwest Coastal Basins - Barberry Ln Nutmeg Dr S Eaton Ave Middletown Rd V Orchard St AA 66 !n Park Ave Atkins St Linda Ct Payne Pl Exit 19 217 SV Suzio Dr Corrigan Ave Thurrott Dr Alanby Dr Springdale BotsfordAve St Baldwin Ave SV March 1999; Connecticut River and South Central Coastal Basins - On the WQC map GA is represented by white colored land areas. Reinhard Rd Sperry Ln Bunker Ave McKinley Rd Reservoir Ave Rd Access Private Peck Ln Sunrise Rdg Ridge Ct Spruce St Fiesta Hts Bartlett St Higby Mountain

Batt St February 1993; Thames River, Pawcatuck River and Southeast Class GAA and class GAAs are represented by blue colored land Nicole Ct Kiki Dr Pasco St Heather Hts Commerce Ct State Street ExtExit 7 Preston Dr Runge Dr Foster St Camp St Preston Notch Middlefield St Suffield Ct Nathan Hale School Bret Dr Smithfield Ave Metacomet Dr Aston Ln Bloomingdale Dr GravelineAve Crestview Dr Country Ln Higby Dr Coastal Basins - December 1986. Surface Water Classifications do areas. The area of contribution to a public water supply well is I 691 St Hendley Spring St n ! Coe Hill St Forest Exit 8 Exit 8 Lori Ln Camels Hump Quinnipiac River Lincoln StColony St Spring St B Sylvan Ave not change after the adoption date until the next major revision. shown by a blue cross-hatch overprint. A notation of GAA Allen Ct State St Park St Dr Spencer Tenmile River Cynrose Pl Lincoln Ct Pratt St B Debbie Dr Lewis Ave Womens Way Woodland Hts Benjamin Franklin School Mayfair Rd Ground Water Classifications may change after the adoption date followed by a state abbreviation indicates a watershed that Finch Ave Myrtle St n A Cliff St Jodi Dr !n ! Hickory St Goodspeed Ave Windsor Ave Maple St

Meriden Station Cedar St Twiss St Horseshoe Dr Higby Road Pond under specific circumstances. The map may have more than one contributes to the public water supply for a state other than CenterSt Blacks Rd Westfort Dr Fairfax Ave Exit 10 Exit 9 Mount Higby Reservoir Beverly Dr Ã! White Rd Warmingham Ct Coes Pond Vine St Broadvale Rd WQC adoption date because a town may be in more than one Connecticut. Class GA or Class GAA areas that currently may not Dundee Dr Arch Pkwy I 691 Shipton Ct

Cheshire St PrestonAve Pond Rd Ross Rd Rem Dr Perkins St Wall St Briar Ln major drainage basin. be meeting the GA or GAA standards are represented on the WQC Industrial Dr Brookside Pl 3rd St 2nd St David Dr Exit 11 MeridenMeriden 1st St Bee St School St Lincoln Middle School St Grove Wadsworth St Sable Ct Allen Ave Lansdowne Ln Catlin St Exit 11 Oxford Dr 2nd St maps by tan colored land areas. Class GB is represented by green n Sodom Brook Hobart St Sunbright Dr Guinivere Rdg ! LinsleyAve Gold St North Branch Spoon Shop Brook

DeerRun Cir Roger Sherman School South4th St Ave Huber Ave Currier Way MERIDEN Randolph Ave Exit 18 Marks Pl Butler St Cricket Dr Moss Ct n SURFACE WATERS in Connecticut are divided into freshwater colored land areas. Class GC is represented by magenta colored ! Marlson Rd State Hwy 147 Sandbank Rd Willow St Industrial Ave Norwood St Exit 68W Cedar StreetPeters Ln Pond Moss Farms Pond Allen Ct Orville H Platt High School Liberty St Promotory Dr classified as AA, A, B or B* and saline waters classified as SA or land areas. CollinsAve Exit 12 n Coe Ave Orange St Abbey Ct ! Exit 17 Allen Ave Cooper St Kirtland Pl Wynwood Rd Guinevere Charles St Parker Ave SB. Class AA designated uses are existing or proposed drinking Stacy Ct Pleasant St Currier Ct Smith Pl Veteran St Deep Run Cir Skyline Dr Ivy Dr Sunset Ave Mercy High School Lancaster Way Realty Dr Old Crate Rd Cottage St Akron St Clearfield Dr Meriden Rd Hanover St Newton St Maple Avenue Ext water supplies; habitat for fish and other aquatic life and wildlife; FINAL AQUIFER PROTECTION AREAS (Level A) are included CookAve Lambert Ave Crown St Orient St Cedar St n Riverside Dr Olive St Williams St Main St ! Vista Ter B Pearl St Francis T Maloney High B Holly Ln VL View Dr Honeypot Brook Clinton St n VL Heights Pl recreation; and water supply for industry and agriculture. Class A on the WQC maps for informational purposes. These areas are Murray St Worden Cir Summer St New St ! Exit 67W Route 157 Beacon Hill Dr Edgemark Acres Brownstone Rdg Terrace Ln Bradley Ave Grove Rd Silver St designated uses are habitat for fish and other aquatic life and anticipated to be reclassified GAA during the next major basin Sloper Ln Israel Putnam School Willow Brook Hans Brook Wolf Hill Rd Ln Wayne Jackson Hill Sugarloaf Hill Cariati Dr Powers Dr View St Dr Westview Side Hill Rd Sindall Rd Oak St n Creamery Rd HC Wilcox Technical High School Hanover Rd ! wildlife; potential drinking water supplies; recreation; navigation; updates, subject to public participation. The Aquifer Protection Wilson Ave Gravel St Parker Rd Vinal Technical High School B Devonwood Dr B Byron Rd Prospect Ave Jimmy Ln Arlington St Carter Ave Lima St Hillcrest Ter Exit 68N-E n Wood St n Keats Rd ! Riverside Dr Boylston St ! and water supply for industry and agriculture. Class SA designated Program helps protect Connecticut’s public drinking water 70 Laurel Hts Louis Dr S Lydale Pl Parkway Pl Nob Hill Rd River Rd V Harrison St Baileyville Rd Cariati Blvd Carpenter Ave Maple Ave Hans Brook Pond uses are habitat for marine fish, other aquatic life and wildlife; resources by delineating aquifer protection areas (also called Colony St Moss Farms Rd Shelly Rd Payne Rd Diamond Hill Rd Curtis St Red Rd Columbus Ave Dryden Dr Aresco Dr Daniels St Hanover Pond Harbor Brook View St LoweAve Spoon Shop Brook Payne Dr Live Oak Ln State Hwy 157 Amherst Pl Piedmont St Elm St Buckwheat Hill 147 shellfish harvesting for direct human consumption; recreation; wellhead protection areas) for public supply wells and establishing Alpine Dr Bellevue St Spring St Parker Ave SV Jarvis St Pettit Dr FlowerVilla St St Main St Marshall Rd Hillcrest Ter Fox Hill Rd Dexter Ave Ann Pl Exit 67S Wadsworth Falls industrial water supply; and navigation. Class B designated uses land use regulations within these areas. These areas represent the Squire Hill Rd Milici CirSchwink Dr Whisper Wind Rd Cheshire Park Pond Oxford Ct Parkview St Casimir Pulaski School Pomeroy Ave Dana Ln PaddockAve Little Black Pond are habitat for fish and aquatic life and wildlife; recreation; land area contributing ground water to active public water supply Redstone Dr Petit Dr Oregon Rd Marina Ct Jeep Trail Pond Cornerstone Ct !n Ann St Exit 67 Yellow Cir Stevenson Rd Quinnipiac Gorge Memorial Middle School Stony Hill Rd B 150 Laurel Grove Rd navigation; and industrial and agricultural water supply. Class B*, wells or well fields that serve more than 1000 people and are set in Red Fox Ln Baldwin St SV North Mountain Brook Rockfall Rd Honeypot Glen Hall Ave !n Peck Mountain Glenbrook Dr New Hanover Ave Wilbur Ave Wadsworth Brook Scenic View Dr Moss Farm Rd applicable to Candlewood Lake, is a subset of Class B and is sand and gravel aquifers (stratified drift deposits). Gale Ave Jackson Hill Rd Hubbard St Spice Hill Rd Ann View Ter Exit 16 Black Pond Knob Hill Rd Meadow St Swain Ave Deer Run Rd Farm Hill Rd Main St Cutlery Ave Gardner St Kim Ln Louis Rd identical in all ways to the designated uses, criteria and standards Chapman Elementary School Schooner Ln Black Pond Stowe St Cider Mill Rd Course Dr Avery Ave Oxbow Dr Exit 17 Burt Dr n Scenic Ct LakeviewHillside St St Davis St Janet Rd for Class B waters except for the restriction on direct discharges. ! Jepson Ln Lake Rd Chestnut St Sorries Ct Hanover School Cass St Booths Pond Randall Rd Beseck Lake

Woodland Dr Dr Janet n Kent Rd Ridgefield St Class SB designated uses are habitat for marine fish and aquatic Sheridan Dr ! Hobart St Draper AveWillis Ave John Lyman Elementary School Country Club RdFairwood Dr Garden Hill Rd Shapiro Pond Round Hill Rd Lynn Dr Crown Street Ext Nancy Ln Old Colony Rd Plumb Ave n B Evansville Ave ! Minute Pond Thomas Hooker School Algonquin Rd Toad Ridge Rd life and wildlife; commercial shellfish harvesting; recreation; Contour Rd Somer Dr Scott St Sage Hill Rd Barr Rd Wildwood Rd Contour Dr Webb St Meetinghouse Ln Overlook Dr Sycamore Ln Milldale RdBrook Ln !n Brookside Dr industrial water supply; and navigation. Lee Ave Redwood Ln Hitchcock Dr Sioux Rd Belridge Rd Kyle Ct Anderson Rd Raymond Dr Hillwood Ln Victoria Dr Thorpe Ave Oregon Rd Carlton Dr Valley Rd Pleasant Dr Benham Ave Pawnee Rd Dee Ave Cartpath Dr MIDDLEFIELD Laurel Brook Lynwood Dr Sidney Ave Rasted Ln Notch Rd Quarry Village Rd Cedar Ln South Meriden Kickapoo Rd Beseck Lake Rolling Acres Rd State GreenHwy 150 Rd Whitney Dr Robin Ct Hanover Ave Miller Ave

Ives Ave Raven Ln Dr Sunset Beseck Mountain Flagler Ave Scenic Court Ext Harvest Ct East Rd Baileyville Greenbriar Dr Gypsy Ln Rice Rd Colorado Ct Mohican Rd Cherry Hill Weise Rd East Rd Coginchaug River Blue Ridge Cir Ellen Doyle Brook Pond No 2 Robin Ln Eastgate Dr Buckland Dr Mattabeseck Rd Prospect Rd Ione Dr Wilbur Cross Hwy DATA SOURCES Richard Dr WaltDr West Cheshire New Cheshire Rd Kifmire Pond Kings Rd Strickland Rd Dodd Middle School Highland School Wiese Rd Anthony Ter Corporate Ct Gunsight Pond Independence Way State Hwy 10 !n Castle!n Gln James Dr Reservoir Rd Evergreen Ln Regis Dr Helmer Pond WATER QUALITY CLASSIFICATIONS DATA – Water quality the individual water companies owning the well fields and Budding Rdg Bittersweet Ln Broad Brook Reservoir Meriden-Markham Municipal Broad St Weeks Pond Airport Old Stagecoach Rd Sandy Ln Murdock Ave 4WD Road Laurel Brook Rd classifications shown on this map are based on information from submitted to the CT DEEP for approval. Preliminary mapping CHESHIRE Elmwood Dr Palmer Dr Strawberry Ln Ellen Doyle Brook !o Wilbur Cross Hwy Greenview AA

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the following digital spatial datasets that are typically shown provides a general estimate of the area contributing ground water Broad Swamp Rd Quinnipiac River Bishops Pond RdHill High Long Hill Rd Mountain Rd State Hwy 70 Waverly St Brockett Rd Chimney Hill Rd Hanover St Race Track Holw

Willow Brook Kazersky Dr Daniel Way WestSt together – Ground Water Quality Classifications Poly, Surface to the well field. Final mapping is based on extensive, site-specific, HighlandAve Lenore Dr Royal Oak Cir Yale Ave Fairway Dr Timber Ln Oak Ave Mitchell Ave Laurel Brook Reservoir Water Quality Classifications Line, and Surface Water Quality detailed modeling of the ground water flow system. CT DEEP may Cardinal Dr Pheasant Hl Rose Cir Fleming Rd Maple Ave Frances Ct Tokoneke Dr Pond View Dr Nicholas Rd Pamela Dr Classifications Poly. The map legend above reflects the content of adjust Final area boundaries to be consistent with 1:24,000 scale Greenbriar Rd Powder Hill Warren St Glenview Rd Argyle Rd State Hwy 15 Tulip Dr Millbrook Rd High Hill Pond

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these three data sources. These WQC data were initially compiled topography and base map data where appropriate during the Angela Dr Foxwood Ct Honeypot Brook Pond Stephen Dr Powder Hill Pond B State Hwy71 Virginia Dr on 1:24,000-scale 7.5 minute USGS topographic quadrangle maps approval process. Rustic Ln Willow St Meriden Rd Tracy Sophia Ct Barker Dr Partridge Run Williams RdCherry St AA Topo Pond

Sudol Ct and later digitized at 1:24,000 scale. For example, the Surface Curtis St Timber Ln Midland Dr Yalesville Rd Sullivan Rd Rockledge Dr Cheshire Academy Buttonwood Ct Deerfield Ln Water Quality Classifications Line and Surface Water Quality MAJOR DRAINAGE BASIN DATA – Major drainage basins Pond MeadowPl Hicock Pond Orchard Ln

Horton Ave ChimneySweep Rd Lyman Meadow Brook n Old Colony Rd Brooklawn Dr Cherry Hill Rd ! Terrell Farm Rd North Ln Classifications Poly digital data assigns surface water quality shown on this map are from Major Basin Line data developed by Cornwall Ave Carol Dr Oak St Miller Rd Doolittle Elementary School Andrea Ct State Hwy 68 Circle Dr Laurel Ter Lyman Meadow Brook Dam Academy Rd Tankwood Rd n Grove St ! Westland Ave Ridgeview Pl Dawson Ln classifications to water bodies such as rivers, streams, reservoirs, CT DEEP and intended to be used at 1:24,000 scale. Edwards Rd West Cheshire Spruce Glen Brook White Ln Church Dr Cassella Dr Reeds Gap Rd Snell Rd Williamsburg Dr Hayledge Ct State Hwy 15 Durham Rd lakes, ponds and coves found in 1:24,000-scale hydrography data Elm St A Pine Ter Shire Dr South Street Ext available from CT DEEP. The hydrography may not include all the BASE MAP DATA - Based on data originally from 1:24,000-scale Shangri Ln Fritz Pl Neal Rd South Street Pond Old Indian Trl Burrage Ct Crystal Ln State Hwy 17 Surrey Dr Talmadge Rd waterbodies in Connecticut. The Ground Water Quality USGS 7.5 minute topographic quadrangle maps published between A Pkwy Research Lanyon Dr South St Carriage Rd Route 147 Wood Ct B Preston Rd

Woodpond Rd Northrop Rd Classifications Poly data assigns ground water quality 1969 and 1992. It includes political boundaries, railroads, airports, Ryan Dr Platt Ln Church St Jeralds Ave Northrop Industrial Park Rd A classifications, at 1:24,000 scale, to the remaining land areas in hydrography, geographic names and geographic places. Streets and Exit 66 Top Pond Sir Walter Dr Merriman DanaLn Blvd ® Lyman Rd Old Towne Rd Austin Rd Bertini Ln Connecticut. street names are from Tele Atlas copyrighted data. Base map Patton Dr Rd Hill High Yalesville Elementary School Meetinghouse Brook Tower Dr AA n information is neither current nor complete. Sorghum Mill Dr Copper Valley HighlandAve Yalesville! Brookside Dr Technology Dr Cheshire High School Edgewood Dr Enterprise Rd Brookfield Ct Oak Ter Wintergreen Ln Dr Village Laurel Rdg Charles Dr AQUIFER PROTECTION AREA DATA – Aquifer Protection !n Weatherside Dr Laser Ln Coginchaug River Parson Ln Bellamy Rd North Farms Reservoir Main Street Pond Hintz Dr Hill Ave Powder Hill Rd Areas shown on this map are from the Aquifer Protection Area RELATED INFORMATION Higgins Rd Sharon Dr 6th Ridge Rd Sawmill Brook Highland Elementary School Chapel St Buel St Houston Dr Meadow Brook Pl Pieper Dr Hope Hill Rd Carpenter Ln A Hillside Ln New Place St digital dataset which contains polygon data intended to be used at This map is intended to be printed at its original dimensions in Elmwood Dr n Route 157 Elihu Dr Wallingford Rd ! Cottage St Mill River Jonathan Rd Tamarack Rd Old Barnes Rd 1:24,000 scale. The dataset contains regulated areas classified as order to maintain the 1:24,000 scale (1 inch = 2000 feet). Autumn Ct Warehouse Point Rd Valleyview Rd Wood Hill Rd Ravenswood Dam Broad Brook Pierson Dr Mark T Sheehan High School Middlefield Rd Strathmore Dr Ben Ct Barnes Industrial Park MacDonald Ln Level A Aquifer Protection Area (Final) and Level B Aquifer WATER QUALITY STANDARDS - Go to the CT DEEP website Johnson Rd n ! James H Moran Middle School Cliffside Dr Towpath Ln Ridgefield Rd Ridgeland Cir Reservoir Dr Sterling Dr Protection Area (Preliminary). The Level B areas are not shown on for a summary and the full text of the “Water Quality Standards” Ward Ln Iris Ct Farm Meadow Ln Donat Dr !n Coleman Rd Barnes Rd Fairfield Blvd Ridgetop Rd Newbridge Cir ThorpeAve Woodlawn Ave Stonegate Cir Barnes Road NO 4 the WQC maps. The data was collected from 1991 to the present and for other information on water quality. Kelly Ct Wisk Key Wind Rd Exit 15 Commerce Cir B Talcott Ave Heritage Dr Hamlet Colonial Ct Richards Corner Plains Industrial Rd Muddy River Ridgecrest Rd Main St Brittany Dr and is actively updated as Final area mapping replaces earlier AQUIFER PROTECTION AREAS - Go to the CT DEEP website Jinny Hill 15 Northrup Rd 17 Brick Ln Sharon Dr S SMain St V Maple Ave V Ridge Rd Winding Trl Coventry Ct Mountain Rd Joseph Carini Dr Salted Ln Silliman Rd Main Street Ext 157 Durham Meadows Wood Hill Cir Trumbull Dr SV Preliminary areas. The Aquifer Protection Areas are delineated by for more information. Pent Hwy Marie Ln Radmere Rd Ridgeland Rd Turkey Hil Rd Jinny Hill Rd Hillock Dr Ives Rd 68 Farms Rd Sperry Rd SV Tammy Hill Rd Norton Elementary School Ridgewood Rd Jenna Rd 42 Leigus Rd n SV Miles Dr Reskin Pond ! Jill Ln Highland Dr Maiden Ln Brooksvale Rd Wyndemere Ct Gaye Ln Ott Dr King St Susan Dr Hemingway Dr Dunn Hill Rd A Hilltop Rd Philson Ct Skeet Club Rd RidgenollLori Rd Ln Capitol Dr Jeffrey Dr Killam Pond State Hwy 42 Judd Dr Apple St Alexander Dr North Farms Pond Quince St Barnes Industrial Rd Barytes Dr Walllingford Rd Airline Rd Route 68 n Danard Pl Village Ln Thurston Dr Strong Middle School ! King Rd Parker Farms Rd Brittany Ct Thorn Hollow Rd Old Pasture Ct

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