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THE TENNESSEE STREAM MITIGATION PROGRAM 2014 TSMP Annual Program Report Reporting Period: January 1, 2014 through December 31, 2014

Table of Contents Executive Summary 3 Financial Statement 3 Program Income 3 Accepted Permits 4 Program Expenditures 8 Credit Transactions 9 Financial Assurances & Long-Term Management 9

Page! 3 of 9! Executive Summary In August 2002, the Tennessee Stream Mitigation Program (TSMP) was established as Tennessee s first in-lieu-fee program. Administered by the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Foundation (TWRF), a 501(c)(3) non-profit, the TSMP is one mitigation alternative for impacts associated with water quality permits authorized under 404/401 of the Clean Water Act. The TSMP s primary objective is to provide compensatory mitigation projects that sustain aquatic resource functions and services consistent with a watershed approach. Employing principles of natural channel design and process-based methodologies, the TSMP continues to identify and develop restoration and enhancement projects across the state. As outlined in federal guidance and the TSMP In-Lieu Fee Operating Instrument, dated May 2013, basic program requirements include the implementation of compensatory mitigation projects in addition to maintaining accountability for all program transactions including mitigation obligations, fees collected, funds dispersed, advance credits and released credits by service area. The TSMP is required to submit an Annual Program Report to the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) and the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation (TDEC). As such, this report will provide the required program information from January 1, 2014 through December 31, 2014. Financial Statement Program Income During the reporting period, the program account received income of $4,247,440 exclusively from the sale of credits authorized under 404/401 of the Clean Water Act and earned an additional $107,294 in interest from various short term investments. The following table contains credit based income received by service area: Service Area Income North Hatchie Obion $0 South Hatchie Obion $67,600 Lower Tennessee $12,480 Middle Tennessee Elk $451,200 West Lower Cumberland $768,960 East Lower Cumberland $1,244,400 Upper Cumberland $1,089,840 Middle Tennessee Hiwassee $561,120 Upper Tennessee $0 French Broad Holston $51,840

Page! 4 of 9! Accepted Permits For 2014, the TSMP accepted the legal liability for 17,698 credits permitted under 404/401 of the Clean Water Act. These credits were purchased in eight of our ten service areas. The TSMP is required to track and report the following information by service area: Permit tracking number(s) Amount of authorized impacts Amount of required compensatory mitigation (credits sold) Amount paid to the in-lieu fee program Date the funds were received from the permittee Credit transactions by service area are detailed below. North Hatchie Obion Service Area The North Hatchie Obion Service Area consists of the following 8 Digit HUC s: 08010205 South Fork Forked Deer River 08010206 Forked Deer River 08010204 North Fork Forked Deer River 08010203 South Fork Obion River 08010202 Obion River The TSMP did not record any credit transactions in the North Hatchie Obion Service Area during this reporting South Hatchie Obion Service Area The South Hatchie Obion Service Area consists of the following 8 Digit HUC s: 08010211 Nonconnah Creek 08010210 Wolf River 08010209 Loosahatchie River 08010208 Hatchie River 08010207 Little Hatchie River 08010100 Mississippi River The TSMP recorded the following credit transactions in the South Hatchie Obion Service Area during the reporting 14-023 NWP MVM2010-102 10-134 282 $67,600 06/12/2014 Total 282 $67,600

Page! 5 of 9! Lower Tennessee Service Area The Lower Tennessee Service Area consists of the following 8 Digit HUC s: 06040005 Tennessee River (NW TN) 06040001 Tennessee River (SW TN) 06040004 Buffalo River 06040003 Lower Duck River 06040002 Upper Duck River The TSMP recorded the following credit transactions in the Lower Tennessee Service Area during the reporting 14-013 LRN-2013-01160 13-204 & 13-214 52 $12,480 07/11/2014 Total 52 $12,480 Middle Tennessee Elk Service Area The Middle Tennessee Elk Service Area consists of the following 8 Digit HUC s: 06030005 Pickwick Reservoir 06030002 Lower Elk River 06030004 Richland Creek 06030003 Upper Elk River 06030001 Battle Creek The TSMP recorded the following credit transaction in the Middle Tennessee Elk Service Area during the reporting 13-020 LRN-2008-00531 13-226 943 $226,320 03/24/2014 14-006 08-145 937 $224,800 02/10/2014 Total 3,907 $451,120 West Lower Cumberland Service Area The West Lower Cumberland Service Area consists of the following 8 Digit HUC s: 05130205 Lake Barkley Reservoir 05130206 Red River

Page! 6 of 9! 05130202 Cheatham Lake 05130204 Harpeth River The TSMP recorded the following credit transactions in the West Lower Cumberland Service Area during the reporting 14-030 2014-00264 14-074 205 $49,200 01/07/2014 14-010 LRN-2013-00886 14-040 111 $26,240 10/13/2014 13-023 LRN-2013-01047 13-228 2,888 $693,120 03/20/2014 Total 3,204 $768,560 East Lower Cumberland Service Area The East Lower Cumberland Service Area consists of the following 8 Digit HUC s: 05110002 Barren River 05130201 Old Hickory 05130203 Stones River The TSMP recorded the following credit transactions in the East Lower Cumberland Service Area during the reporting 14-015 LRN-2013-00479 13-040 155 $37,200 12/30/2014 14-020 LRN-2014-00278 14-100 1,900 $456,000 11/13/2014 14-028 LRN-2013-00416 13-066 3,130 $751,200 07/16/2014 Total 5,185 $1,244,400 Upper Cumberland Service Area The Upper Cumberland Service Area consists of the following 8 Digit HUC s: 05130106 Cordell Hull 05130105 Obey River 05130104 Big South Fork 05130101 Clear Fork / Cumberland River 05130108 Caney Fork 05130107 Collins River

Page! 7 of 9! The TSMP recorded the following credit transaction in the Upper Cumberland Service Area during the reporting 14-011 LRN-2014-00350 14-052 4,124 $989,760 08/15/2014 13-027 13-063 127 $30,480 05/22/2014 13-026 LRN-2013-00117 13-105 290 $69,600 02/06/2014 Total 4,541 $1,089,840 Middle Tennessee Hiwassee Service Area The Middle Tennessee Hiwassee Service Area consists of the following 8 Digit HUC s: 06020004 Sequatchie River 06020001 Chickamauga Reservoir 06020002 Hiwassee River 03150101 Conasauga River 06020003 Ocoee River The TSMP recorded the following credit transactions in the Middle Tennessee Hiwassee Service Area during the reporting 14-018 LRN-2014-0173 14-091 705 $169,200 07/30/2014 14-005 201000404 10-110 1,527 $366,480 03/10/2014 14-002 2013-01232 106 $25,440 01/28/2014 Total 2,338 $561,120 Upper Tennessee Service Area The Upper Tennessee Service Area consists of the following 8 Digit HUC s: 06010208 Emory River 06010201 Fort Loudoun Reservoir 06010207 Clinch River 06010204 Little Tennessee River 06010205 Upper Clinch River 06010206 Powell River

Page! 8 of 9! The TSMP did not record any credit transactions in the Upper Tennessee Service Area during this reporting French Broad - Holston Service Area The French Broad - Holston Service Area consists of the following 8 Digit HUC s: 06010104 Holston River 06010107 Lower French Broad River 06010106 Pigeon River 06010105 Upper French Broad River 06010108 Nolichucky River 06010103 Watauga River 06010102 South Fork Holston River 06010101 North Fork Holston River The TSMP recorded the following credit transaction for this service area during the reporting 14-034 LRN-0-4908902 14-187 56 $13,440 11/25/2014 14-017 LRN-201400514 & LRN-0-4908901 14-028 160 $38,400 09/26/2014 Total 216 $51,840 Program Expenditures During the reporting period, the TSMP incurred expenses totaling $1,534,007. Of this, $84,804 was for general and administrative purposes and $1,449,203 was for program support and project related expenditures that are listed in the table below. Program Support $649,661 Project Development $1,554 Project Design $57,522 Project Implementation $485,657 Project Maintenance $60,788 Project Monitoring $194,021

Page! 9 of 9! Credit Transactions As of December 31, 2014, the TSMP had a total available credit balance of 150,872 credits while recording sales of 17,698 credits. The TSMP also had 1,437 credits released during this reporting These released credits were generated by newly approved projects that had reached permitted performance based milestones. The table below contains credit transaction information by service area. Service Area Released Credits Credits Sold Advance Credits Balance as of 12/31/14 North Hatchie Obion 0 0 10,619 South Hatchie Obion 0 282 11,342 Lower Tennessee 818 52 42,887 Middle Tennessee Elk 0 1,880 727 West Lower Cumberland 0 3,204 31,245 East Lower Cumberland 0 5,185 5,375 Upper Cumberland 0 4,541 17,864 Middle Tennessee Hiwassee 0 2,338 7,915 Upper Tennessee 619 0 21,342 French Broad Holston 0 216 1,466 Financial Assurances & Long-Term Management The TSMP has been operating as an In-Lieu-Fee program in Tennessee since 2003. With more than a decade of experience in stream restoration, the TSMP has completed 27 stream restoration/enhancement projects, totaling more than 240,000 linear feet, and producing 145,549 stream mitigation credits. The TSMP s rigorous project management process was developed based on the program s experience in the identification, development and implementation of stream mitigation projects. As a result, the TSMP builds project-specific budgets that include realistic costs for project development, design, implementation, maintenance, monitoring, long-term management, as well as a contingency based on uncertainties and risk analysis. In accordance with the TSMP In-Lieu-Fee Instrument, the TSMP commits to fund approved mitigation projects until performance standards are satisfied and credits have been released. Should projects exceed anticipated costs, the TSMP has the ability to adjust the credit fee schedule for future impacts to ensure that sufficient funding is available to fulfill its mitigation obligation.