Tamsin Ridge Solar and Storage
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ODNR Environmental Review - Tamsin Ridge Solar and Storage Project (ODNR 23-0477)
C-557a6ccbbf · Page 1 of 2 · DR-0011 · 2023-05-02
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The Division recommends wildlife-permeable fencing, native pollinator-friendly seed mixes, and mowing outside the grassland bird nesting season (April 15 to July 31).
native pollinator-friendly seed mixes under and around the arrays, and mowing outside the grassland bird nesting season (April 15 to July 31).
Source agency_determination · Claim type recommendation · Polarity neutral · Confidence high · Quote check exact, 100 of 100
Cited by EC-03 Vegetation and Habitat · Filed under EC-02, EC-03
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The project is within the range of four state-endangered bat species: Indiana, northern long-eared, little brown and tricolored.
The Division recommends cutting trees only October 1 through March 31, with a presence or absence survey first if summer clearing is needed.
A search of Division records found no state-listed animal or plant records within one mile of the project boundary.
Sallow Creek supports a diverse fish assemblage, and no in-water work is recommended April 15 to June 30.
The Division recommends HDD for collection crossings of Sallow Creek and avoiding the Category 3 wetland with a 300-foot buffer.
Records show abandoned underground Elsby No. 2 Mine beneath the eastern part of the project area, plus pre-1977 reclaimed surface mining.
Mine subsidence is possible over abandoned underground workings.
Two plugged and abandoned oil and gas wells are within the project area, and an active horizontal Utica well pad adjoins it.
Carroll County participates in the NFIP; a mapped floodplain of Sallow Creek exists, and the county floodplain administrator should be contacted.
Stormwater basins with embankments may need a dam permit if they exceed statutory size thresholds.