Hague Road Bridge over Cicero Creek

American Structurepoint also performed environmental coordination and documentation, including calculation of hardwood forest impacts, investigation of potential mitigation sites, and investigation of potential hazardous waste impacts associated with a historic landfill within the project area. American Structurepoint conducted a wetland determination that included 12 different wetland areas totaling approximately 11 acres and two stream crossings. The roadway impacted approximately one acre of emergent and forested wetland as well as cross Cicero Creek and Sly Run. Environmental coordination included Section 401 Water Quality Certification, Section 404 DA Permit, and Construction in a Floodway Permit applications and coordination, Greenfield Notices, public involvement and meetings with several groups opposing the projects, and coordination of archaeological issues. We prepared design plans and specifications for construction of approximately 15 acres of forested floodway, forested wetland, and emergent wetland mitigation within the Cicero Creek floodway as well as both stream crossing. The wetland mitigation site has been designed so that it may be included in the Noblesville Park system as a passive part and a future trail system may be incorporated.