229-89 Letter of Refinement Town of Chocowinity

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State of North Carolina
Department of Environment, Health, and Natural Krces -""`"-""
Division of Coastal Management
1424 Carolina Avenue • Washington, North Carolina 27889
James G. Martin, Governor ! Roger N. Schecter
Wimam W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary
Director
16 June 1992 i,
Mr. C. A. Williamson, Mayor
Town of Chocowinity
Post Office Box 145
Chocowinity, North Carolina 27817
Dear Mr. Williamson,
This letter of refinement is in reference to your 16 June 1992 request to modify
Major CAMA Permit #229-89 issued to the Town of Chocowinity on 11 December 1989.
Permit Number 229-89 was issued for a sanitary sewer line east of the Hwy 17 bridge
crossing the Pamlico River at Washington in Beaufort County, North Carolina.
Your request to modify the aforementioned permit to allow the use of an alternate
spoil disposal site designated on the south side of the river onsite or adjacent the
area of pipe crossing is hereby authorized. Only that area encompassed by Hwy 17 to
the west, the two large Sycamore trees to the east, the staked line at the river, and
the parking lot to the south, approved by David Lekson and myself during the
preconstruction conference on 15 June, is authorized. No fill material may be placed
in any wetland. This authorization does not include the entire area blocked out on the
attached aerial photograph and labeled as "alternate temporary disposal site". The
containment berm and area of spoil placement should be stabilized via grading and
seeding sufficient to prevent erosion within 30 days of placement. All permit
conditions including the 31 December 1992 expiration date still apply and remain
unchanged. The aerial photo illustrating the area for proposed spoil placement will
become a part of your permit and file.
Thank you for your time and cooperation in this matter. If you have any
questions please do not hesitate to contact me or David Gossett in the Washington
Regional Office at 919-946-6481.
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Terfy Moore
District Manager
Division of Coastal Management
Washington Regional Office
cc: David Gossett
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John Parker
David Lekson
Cliff Winefordner
Box 1507 • Washington, North Carolina 27889 • Telephone 919-946-Wi
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C. A. WILLIAMSON. Mayor
JUANITA BAYPAI 4, Clerk
CORDON EDWARDS, Police Chief
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Phone [phone] -:- P. O. Box 145
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June 16, 1992
Mr. David Gossett
N. C. Division of Coastal Management
P. O. Box 1507
Washington NC 27889
Subject: Chocowinity, North Carolina
Sanitary Sewer Crossing
Pamlico River at U.S. 17 Bridge
CAMA Permit #229-89
Dear Mr. Gossett:
COMMISSIONERS:
Pro Mayor, M. L. DUNBAR
JAMES MOBLEY, JP_
ARLENE JONES
WILLIAM J. ALBRITTON
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Thank you for meeting with representatives of the Town, contractor and other government
officials for a pre -construction meeting on June 15, 1992.
As discussed during the meeting, the site located on the south side of the river adjacent to the
bridge exhibits several characteristics which make it a better site for offloading and stockpiling
material excavated and removed from the river by clamshell bucket. Consequently, it is
requested that this site be permitted as an alternate site for disposal of excavated materials.
Attached are copies of an aerial photo map indicating the proposed area for stockpiling and a
letter from the property owner. Please indicate your approval immediately so that we may
proceed.
Thank you,
C�VV11IIdrn�� "��
Mayor
Enclosures
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June 16, 1992
C. A. Williamson, Mayor
Town of Chocowinity
P. O. Box 145
Chocowinity NC 27817
Subject: Chocowinity, North Carolina
Sanitary Sewer Project
Pamlico River Crossing
Dear Mayor Williamson:
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This letter gives my agreement for materials excavated and removed from the Pamlico River for
pipeline installation to be offloaded and temporarily stockpiled on property owned by me located
on the south side of the Pamlico River east of U.S. 17 Highway. Such work shall be conducted
in accordance with all necessary state permits and regulations.
The stockpiled material may later be permanently spread over this same property to the extent
that the work be conducted in accordance with all necessary state permits and regulations, that
spreading of such material will not impede future use of the property and that drainage of this
and adjacent properties is not impeded.
Sincerely,
Mary Payne Fowle
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