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This document is an environmental assessment related to the construction of a new Highway 14 bridge over the Missouri & Northern Arkansas Railroad in Marion County, Arkansas, determined to fall under Tier 3 Categorical Exclusion per federal guidelines. It includes findings concerning environmental impacts, species assessments, public involvement, and required mitigation measures.

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How to fill out tier 3 categorical exclusion

1. Review the guidance for Tier 3 categorical exclusion to understand the criteria and requirements.
2. Gather all necessary documents and project descriptions relevant to the proposed action.
3. Complete the application form provided for Tier 3 categorical exclusion, ensuring all sections are filled out accurately.
4. Detail the project specifics, including potential environmental impacts and mitigation measures.
5. Submit the completed form along with supporting documentation to the appropriate regulatory agency.
6. Follow up with the agency if further information or clarification is needed.

Who needs tier 3 categorical exclusion?

1. Entities or organizations that are planning projects that may have minor environmental impacts.
2. Government agencies and local authorities seeking to expedite project approvals.
3. Developers and contractors working on projects that qualify for a streamlined review process under the Tier 3 categorical exclusion.

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What is tier 3 categorical exclusion?

Tier 3 categorical exclusion refers to specific projects or activities that are considered to have minimal environmental impact and are exempt from detailed environmental assessments, streamlining the approval process.

Who is required to file tier 3 categorical exclusion?

Federal agencies and project proponents are typically required to file a tier 3 categorical exclusion for specific actions that fall under this category and meet the criteria established by the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA).

How to fill out tier 3 categorical exclusion?

To fill out a tier 3 categorical exclusion, one must complete the designated form, providing relevant project details, confirming the activities qualify for the exclusion, and submitting it to the appropriate regulatory agency.

What is the purpose of tier 3 categorical exclusion?

The purpose of tier 3 categorical exclusion is to expedite the environmental review process for projects that are determined to have negligible environmental effects, allowing for quicker project implementation.

What information must be reported on tier 3 categorical exclusion?

Information required on a tier 3 categorical exclusion typically includes project description, location, anticipated environmental impacts, and confirmation that the project meets the criteria for categorical exclusion.