NCDOT 105-02 Mitigation SR 1207 Rocky Hock Creek

DCM Evaluation of NCDOT's
"CAMA Permits with Temporary Impact Monitoring Condition"
of these temporarily impacted areas in re-attaining wetland jurisdictional status in accordance
with Condition No. 29.
The temporary impact monitoring is currently being performed and the first year's monitoring reports
will be posted on the web for 2008.
6. B-3435,REPLACEMENT OF BRIDGE NO. 4 ON SR 1207.0VER ROCKY HOCK CREEK,
CHOWAN COUNTY, CAMA PERMIT NO. 105-02.
DCM received the 2005 annual monitoring report for this project in 2005. DCM agrees with DOT's
recommendation to continue vegetation monitoring of the temporarily impacted areas at this site.
DCM will provide additional comments on the sections of the 2005 annual monitoring report
regarding wetland restoration of causeway fill areas under separate cover.
lo [Received closeout 10/26/2007 (attached).
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Monitoring complete-restoration
signed off by DCM as successful
B-3008 140-00 Juniper Swamp Onslow 3/19/2002 3/19/2005 and compliant with permit
A=1/22/06 A=1/22/09
B=5/30/04 B=5/30/07
Kendrick Creek, C=5/30/04 C=5/30/07
Scuppernong River D=12/31/04 D=12/31/07
and Tyrrell County E=12/31/05 E=12/31/08 Project still in construction - DCM will
Drainage District Tyrrell/ F=12/31/04 F=12/31/07 be notified upon completion of
R-2548 166-00 Canal #2 Washington G=9/1/05 G=9/1/08 projects and start of monitoring
Project still in construction - DCM will
A=8/1/05 A=8/1/08 be notified upon completion of
U-92 A/B 178-00 Smith Creek New Hanover B=12/31/05 B=12/31/08 projects and start of monitoring
B-2854 13-01 Long Creek Pender 1/17/2002 1/17/2005 Project being monitored
Project complete; per Division 2 Env.
Officer there were no temporary
South Prong of the impacts (no temp. fill and no
SR 1343 97-01 Bay River Pamlico 12/7/2001 12/7/2004 mechanized clearing in wetlands)
4.4 1✓30/07(1st
-3435 105-02 Rocky Hock Creek Chowan 11/30/2004 Year Monitoring) Project being monitored
Upper Broad Project still in construction - DCM will
Creek/Goose Craven/ A=12/31/06 A=12/31/09 be notified upon completion of
R-2539 55-03 Creek Pamlico B=6/15/07 C=??? B=6/15/10 C=??? projects and start of monitoring
Allen (Lilliput) 5/13/07(1st Year
B-3116 73-03 Creek Brunswick 5/13/2004 Monitoring) Project being monitored
Project still in construction - DCM will
10/30/2008(Proje be notified upon completion of
B-3358 80-03 Parrot Swamp Onslow 10/30/2005 ct not complete) projects and start of monitoring
Project still in construction - DCM will
Pasquotank/P 12/31/08 (Project be notified upon completion of
R-3850 82-03 Little River erquimans 12/31/2005 not complete) projects and start of monitoring

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NCDENR
North Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Resources
Division of Coastal Management
Michael F. Easley, Governor James H. Gregson, Director William G.Ross Jr.,Secretary
October 26, 2007 r
Philip S. Harris, III, P.E.
Project Development and Environmental Analysis
N.C. Department of Transportation SAP 2 5 2
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1598 Mail Service Center olv. OF
Raleigh, NC 27699 1598 COASTAL MAIVAGEP'TENT
g RALEIGH
RE: Rocky Hock Creek Bridge Mitigation Site, Chowan County, Coastal Area Management Act
(CAMA)Permit No. 105-02, TIP No. B-3435.
Dear Mr. Harris:
This letter is in response to the N.C. Department of Transportation (NCDOT) letter dated 4/26/07
regarding the Rocky Hock Creek Bridge Mitigation Site in Chowan County. In the letter, NCDOT
requests that the appropriate resource agencies provide documentation stating that no further
monitoring is required and that the site is closed.
The Rocky Hock Creek Bridge Mitigation Site involved replacing the existing 160-foot long timber
bridge over Rocky Hock Creek with an 850-foot long concrete bridge spanning Rocky Hock Creek and
the adjacent cypress-gum swamp near its confluence with the Chowan River. Approximately 639 feet
of causeway was excavated from the existing roadbed and restored to its previous wetland hydrology.
The mitigation site provides 0.6 acres of riverine wetland restoration and 7.36 acres of riverine wetland
enhancement. The approved mitigation plan is dated 6/27/02, and is titled: "On-site Mitigation Plan
for the Proposed Replacement of Bridge No. 04 on SR 1207 over Rocky Hock Creek in Chowan
County, North Carolina."
In addition to the approved mitigation plan for the wetland restoration and enhancement areas,
Condition No. 24 of CAMA Permit No. 105-02 requires that NCDOT conduct monitoring to ensure
that the wetland areas temporarily impacted by this project re-attain jurisdictional wetland status.
The N.C. Division of Coastal Management (DCM) has reviewed the annual monitoring reports
prepared by NCDOT in 2005 and 2006. DCM has also visited the site on 6/14/07, and consulted with
the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission (WRC) and the N.C. Division of Water Quality (DWQ).
Based upon this review, DCM agrees that no further monitoring is required and that the site may be
officially closed. DCM believes that post-construction monitoring demonstrates that success criteria
for the mitigation site have been met. DCM also believes that the wetland areas temporarily impacted
by this project have re-attained jurisdictional wetland status.
1638 Mail Service Center, Raleigh, North Carolina 27699-1638
Phone: [phone]\FAX: [phone] \ Internet: http://dcm2.enr.state.nc.us
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DCM has the following comments to add to the documentation upon closing out this mitigation site:
• According to the NCDOT letter dated 4/26/07, NCDOT monitored 0.04 acres of temporary impacts
due to mechanized clearing. However, this does not include 0.06 acres of non-mechanized
clearing that were reported by NCDOT in early 2003 and included within the Minor Modification
of CAMA Permit No. 105-02 that was issued on 11/14/03. It also does not include 0.27 acres of
non-mechanized clearing within the Right-of-Way on the northern side of the bridge that were
authorized in a Letter of Refinement for CAMA Permit No. 105-02 on or about 11/12/02.
• The NCDOT letter dated 4/26/07 mistakenly says that hydrologic monitoring was not required for
this project. Actually, hydrologic monitoring was required by the approved mitigation plan, and
was successfully completed by NCDOT as documented in the 2005 Annual Monitoring Report.
Within the 2005 Annual Monitoring Report, NCDOT states that: "Based on the data collected
from the on-site surface gauge and rain gauge, the fluctuations in the depth of the surface water is
not solely attributed to rainfall events as required by the mitigation plan. The Rocky Hock
Mitigation Site has met the success criteria established by the mitigation plan and fulfilled the
mitigation monitoring requirements, therefore NCDOT recommends removing the gauges."
• Condition No. 4 of the Minor Modification of CAMA Permit No. 105-02 issued on 11/14/03
requires that NCDOT submit a debit ledger to DCM for the mitigation credits generated by TIP
No. B-3435. This condition was satisfied by a letter dated 11/6/06 from NCDOT to the U.S. Army
Corps of Engineers (USACE). The 11/6/06 NCDOT letter documents debits of 0.60 acres from the
Rocky Hock Creek Bridge Mitigation Site for impacts of 0.411 acres from two projects, TIP No.
B-3435 and TIP No. R-3850. DCM is not aware of any additional debits that have been made to
this mitigation site. Therefore the mitigation site has a remaining surplus of 7.36 acres of wetland
enhancement credits, and no remaining wetland restoration credits.
DCM commends NCDOT on a very successful on-site mitigation project. Please contact Cathy
Brittingham at [phone] x238 or via e-mail at [e-mail] if you have any
questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
"Ctuveibk gala*
Doug Iggett
Major Permits and Consistency Coordinator
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CC: Bill Biddlecome, USACE
David Wainwright, DWQ
Garcy Ward, DWQ
Randy Griffin, NCDOT
Jim Hoadley, DCM
Cathy Brittingham, DCM
Travis Wilson, WRC

Re: Rocky Hock Bridge Mitigation Site,TIP No. B-3435,Chowan County
Subject: Re: Rocky Hock Bridge Mitigation Site, TIP No. B-3435, Chowan County
From: David Wainwright<[e-mail]>
Date: Fri, 19 Oct 2007 11:32:49-0400
To: Cathy Brittingham <[e-mail]>
CC: Travis Wilson <[e-mail]>,Jim Hoadley<[e-mail]>
Cathy,
I, like Travis, trust your judgment. Sounds good to me - let 's close it out.
David Wainwright
NCDENR, Div. of Water Qual.
Transportation Permitting Unit
[e-mail]
919-715-3415
Cathy Brittingham wrote:
Travis and David,
DCM is preparing a letter in response to the NCDOT letter dated 4/26/07 regarding
the Rocky Hock Creek Bridge Mitigation Site in Chowan County. In the letter,
NCDOT requests that the appropriate resource agencies provide documentation
stating that no further monitoring is required and that the site is closed.
Travis, you were copied on the 4/26/07 letter. David, Brian Wrenn was copied on
the 4/26/07 letter. However, please let me know if either one of you needs an
additional copy of the letter given the time that has passed. Annual monitoring
reports for 2005 and 2006 are on the NCDOT web site.
Condition No. 4 of the Minor Modification of CAMA Permit No. 105-02 issued on
11/14/03 requires that NCDOT submit a debit ledger to DCM for the mitigation
credits generated by TIP No. B-3435. This condition was satisfied by a letter
dated 11/6/06 from NCDOT to the USACE. The 11/6/06 NCDOT letter documents debits
of 0.60 acres from the Rocky Hock Creek Bridge Mitigation Site for impacts of
0.411 acres from two projects, TIP No. B-3435 and TIP No. R-3850. DCM is not
aware of any additional debits that have been made to this mitigation site.
Therefore the mitigation site has a remaining surplus of 7.36 acres of wetland
enhancement credits, and no remaining wetland restoration credits.
In addition to the approved mitigation plan for the wetland restoration and
enhancement areas, Condition No. 24 of CAMA Permit No. 105-02 requires that NCDOT
conduct monitoring to ensure that the wetland areas temporarily impacted by this
project re-attain jurisdictional wetland status. This condition states that
three years after project completion, the permittee shall schedule an agency field
meeting with DCM, DWQ and WRC to determine if the wetland areas temporarily
impacted by this project have re-attained jurisdictional wetland status. DCM (me,
Jim Hoadley and Stephen Lane) actually conducted a site visit on 6/14/07 on our
own. Although the permit condition require a field meeting with NCDOT, DCM, DWQ
and WRC, we think that the site looks good, and DCM agrees that no further
monitoring is required and that the site is closed. DCM believes that
post-construction monitoring demonstrates that success criteria for the mitigation
site have been met. DCM also believes that the wetland areas temporarily impacted
by this project have re-attained jurisdictional wetland status.
Are you willing to provide your approval that the wetland areas temporarily
impacted by this project have re-attained jurisdictional wetland status without a
site visit with DCM and DOT? In my opinion, it would not be worthwhile to try to
schedule a multi-agency site visit given the distance and apparent success of the
site.
Please let me know what you think.
Thanks,
1 of 2 10/19/2007 4:03 PM

Re: Rocky Hock Bridge Mitigation Site,TIP No. B-3435,Chowan County
Cathy
Cathy Brittingham
Transportation Proj ect Coordinator
N.C. Division of Coastal Management
1638 Mail Service Center
Raleigh, NC 27699-1638
(919) 733-2293 x238 telephone
(919) 733-1495 FAX
2 of 2 10/19/2007 4:03 PM

RE: Rocky Hock Bridge Mitigation Site,TIP No.B-3435,Chowan C...
Subject: RE: Rocky Hock Bridge Mitigation Site,TIP No. B-3435, Chowan County
From: "Travis Wilson" <[e-mail]>
Date: Fri, 19 Oct 2007 10:01:39 -0400
To: "'Cathy Brittingham"' <[e-mail]>, "'David Wainwright"'
<David.Wainwright @ncmail.net>
CC: "'Jim Hoadley"' <[e-mail]>
I dare not dispute the reputable call made by some of DCM's finest. Close it out.
Travis.
Original Message
From: Cathy Brittingham [mailto:[e-mail]]
Sent: Thursday, October 18, 2007 1:34 PM
To: Travis Wilson; David Wainwright
Cc: Jim Hoadley
Subject: Rocky Hock Bridge Mitigation Site, TIP No. B-3435, Chowan County
Travis and David,
DCM is preparing a letter in response to the NCDOT letter dated 4/26/07 regarding the Rocky
Hock Creek Bridge Mitigation Site in Chowan County. In the letter,NCDOT requests that the
appropriate resource agencies provide documentation stating that no further monitoring is
required and that the site is closed.
Travis, you were copied on the 4/26/07 letter. David,Brian Wrenn was copied on the 4/26/07
letter. However, please let me know if either one of you needs an additional copy of the letter
given the time that has passed. Annual monitoring reports for 2005 and 2006 are on the NCDOT
web site.
Condition No. 4 of the Minor Modification of CAMA Permit No. 105-02 issued on 11/14/03
requires that NCDOT submit a debit ledger to DCM for the mitigation credits generated by TIP
No. B-3435. This condition was satisfied by a letter dated 11/6/06 from NCDOT to the
USACE. The 11/6/06 NCDOT letter documents debits of 0.60 acres from the Rocky Hock
Creek Bridge Mitigation Site for impacts of 0.411 acres from two projects,TIP No.B-3435 and
TIP No. R-3850. DCM is not aware of any additional debits that have been made to this
mitigation site. Therefore the mitigation site has a remaining surplus of 7.36 acres of wetland
enhancement credits, and no remaining wetland restoration credits.
In addition to the approved mitigation plan for the wetland restoration and enhancement areas,
Condition No. 24 of CAMA Permit No. 105-02 requires that NCDOT conduct monitoring to
ensure that the wetland areas temporarily impacted by this project re-attain jurisdictional wetland
status. This condition states that three years after project completion,the permittee shall
schedule an agency field meeting with DCM,DWQ and WRC to determine if the wetland areas
temporarily impacted by this project have re-attained jurisdictional wetland status. DCM(me,
Jim Hoadley and Stephen Lane) actually conducted a site visit on 6/14/07 on our own. Although
the permit condition require a field meeting with NCDOT,DCM,DWQ and WRC, we think that
the site looks good, and DCM agrees that no further monitoring is required and that the site is
closed. DCM believes that post-construction monitoring demonstrates that success criteria for
1 of 2 10/19/2007 4:02 PM

RE:Rocky Hock Bridge Mitigation Site,TIP No. B-3435,Chowan C...
the mitigation site have been met. DCM also believes that the wetland areas temporarily
impacted by this project have re-attained jurisdictional wetland status.
Are you willing to provide your approval that the wetland areas temporarily impacted by this
project have re-attained jurisdictional wetland status without a site visit with DCM and DOT? In
my opinion, it would not be worthwhile to try to schedule a multi-agency site visit given the
distance and apparent success of the site.
Please let me know what you think.
Thanks,
Cathy
Cathy Brittingham
Transportation Project Coordinator
N.C. Division of Coastal Management
1638 Mail Service Center
Raleigh, NC 27699-1638
(919) 733-2293 x238 telephone
(919) 733-1495 FAX
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Rocky Hock Bridge Mitigation Site,TIP No. B-3435,Chowan County
Subject: Rocky Hock Bridge Mitigation Site,TIP No. B-3435, Chowan County
From: Cathy Brittingham <[e-mail]>
Date: Thu, 18 Oct 2007 13:34:25 -0400
To: Travis Wilson <[e-mail]>,David Wainwright
<Davi d.W ai nwri ght @ ncmai l.net>
CC: Jim Hoadley<[e-mail]>
Travis and David,
DCM is preparing a letter in response to the NCDOT letter dated 4/26/07 regarding the Rocky Hock
Creek Bridge Mitigation Site in Chowan County. In the letter, NCDOT requests that the appropriate
resource agencies provide documentation stating that no further monitoring is required and that the site
is closed.
Travis, you were copied on the 4/26/07 letter. David,Brian Wrenn was copied on the 4/26/07 letter.
However,please let me know if either one of you needs an additional copy of the letter given the time
that has passed. Annual monitoring reports for 2005 and 2006 are on the NCDOT web site.
Condition No. 4 of the Minor Modification of CAMA Permit No. 105-02 issued on 11/14/03 requires
that NCDOT submit a debit ledger to DCM for the mitigation credits generated by TIP No. B-3435.
This condition was satisfied by a letter dated 11/6/06 from NCDOT to the USACE. The 11/6/06
NCDOT letter documents debits of 0.60 acres from the Rocky Hock Creek Bridge Mitigation Site for
impacts of 0.411 acres from two projects,TIP No. B-3435 and TIP No. R-3850. DCM is not aware of
any additional debits that have been made to this mitigation site. Therefore the mitigation site has a
remaining surplus of 7.36 acres of wetland enhancement credits, and no remaining wetland restoration
credits.
In addition to the approved mitigation plan for the wetland restoration and enhancement areas,
Condition No. 24 of CAMA Permit No. 105-02 requires that NCDOT conduct monitoring to ensure that
the wetland areas temporarily impacted by this project re-attain jurisdictional wetland status. This
condition states that three years after project completion, the permittee shall schedule an agency field
meeting with DCM,DWQ and WRC to determine if the wetland areas temporarily impacted by this
project have re-attained jurisdictional wetland status. DCM(me, Jim Hoadley and Stephen Lane)
actually conducted a site visit on 6/14/07 on our own. Although the permit condition require a field
meeting with NCDOT,DCM,DWQ and WRC, we think that the site looks good, and DCM agrees that
no further monitoring is required and that the site is closed. DCM believes that post-construction
monitoring demonstrates that success criteria for the mitigation site have been met. DCM also believes
that the wetland areas temporarily impacted by this project have re-attained jurisdictional wetland status.
Are you willing to provide your approval that the wetland areas temporarily impacted by this project
have re-attained jurisdictional wetland status without a site visit with DCM and DOT? In my opinion, it
would not be worthwhile to try to schedule a multi-agency site visit given the distance and apparent
success of the site.
Please let me know what you think.
Thanks,
1 of 2 10/18/2007 1:34 PM

Rocky Hock Bridge Mitigation Site,TIP No.B-3435,Chowan County
Cathy
Cathy Brittingham
Transportation Project Coordinator
N.C. Division of Coastal Management
1638 Mail Service Center
Raleigh, NC 27699-1638
(919) 733-2293 x238 telephone
(919) 733-1495 FAX
2 of 2 10/18/2007 1:34 PM

Re: Mitigation close out letters
Subject: Re: Mitigation close out letters
From: Jim Hoadley<[e-mail]>
Date: Wed, 17 Oct 2007 16:13:40 -0400
To: Cathy Brittingham <[e-mail]>
Cathy i beleive these are the only pictures i have I think Stephen lane took the
photos of White's Store.
Cathy Brittingham wrote:
Hi Guys,
I am FINALLY getting around to writing close out letters for the mitigation sites
that we/you visited in June (Rocky Hock Creek, White's Store and Scranton Creek. )
Do you have any photographs of the sites that you could send me for the permit
file, or can you tell me how to find them on a shared drive?
Thanks,
Jim Hoadley, Transportation Field Representative
N.C. Division of Coastal Management
Elizabeth City District
1367 US 17 South
Elizabeth City, NC 27909
(252) 264-3901 phone
(252) 264-3723 FAX
(252) 337-4402 Cell
[e-mail]
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MICHAEL F.EASLEY LYNDO TIPPETT
GOVERNOR SECRETARY
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Mr. Doug Huggett MAY 1 1 2007
NC Division of Coastal Management
Parker Lincoln Building DIV. OF COASTAL MANAGEMEM
2728 Capital Boulevard RALEIGH
Raleigh,NC 27604
Re: Rocky Hock Creek Mitigation Site, Chowan County, State Project No. 8.2030201,TIP
No. B-3435,Action ID No. 2030201, DWQ Proj. #020939,DCM Permit No. 105-02
Mr. Doug Huggett:
As you are aware, the Department has monitored the Rocky Hock Creek Bridge Mitigation Site
since its construction in December of 2004. Located in Chowan County, at Bridge No. 4 on SR
1207 over Rocky Hock Creek, this site provides 0.6 acres of riverine wetland restoration, 7.36
acres of river wetland enhancement, and monitoring of 0.04 acres of temporary impacts
associated with the B-3435 project. The site was left to naturally re-establish vegetation in 2004;
hydrologic monitoring was not required for this project. According to permit conditions,
NCDOT was required to monitor the Rocky Hock Creek Bridge Mitigation Site for three years or
until success criteria were met; with vegetation monitoring conducted each year. After each
growing season, annual monitoring reports were submitted to the appropriate regulatory agencies
via the Natural Environment Unit's(NEU)website.
After two years of vegetation monitoring, the Rocky Hock Creek Bridge Mitigation Site shows
that natural re-vegetation has occurred and that the impacted area has re-attained jurisdictional
status. Individual yearly monitoring data is provided within the annual monitoring reports
available on NEU's website between 2005 and 2006.
NCDOT requests that the appropriate resource agencies provide documentation stating that no
further monitoring is required and that the site is closed. If you have any questions about this
project,please contact Mr. Randy Griffin at(919) 715-1425.
Sincerely,
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Harris, III, P.E.,Unit Head
PDEA-Natural Environment Unit
MAILING ADDRESS: TELEPHONE: [phone] LOCATION:
NC DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION FAX: [phone] PARKER LINCOLN BUILDING
PROJECT DEVELOPMENT AND ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS 2728 CAPITAL BOULEVARD
1598 MAIL SERVICE CENTER WEBSITE: WWW.NCDOT.ORG RALEIGH NC
RALEIGH NC 27699-1598

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cc: Mr. Bill Biddlecome, USACOE
Mr. Brian Wrenn, DWQ
Mr. Travis Wilson, WRC
Ms. Kathy Matthews, EPA
Mr. Gary Jordan,USFWS
Mr. David Harris, P.E.,NCDOT-REU
Mr. Clay Willis,NCDOT-DEO
Mr. Ron Sechler,NOAA

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ANNUAL REPORT FOR 2006
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TIP No. B-3435
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December 2006

TABLE OF CONTENTS
SUMMARY 1
1.0 Introduction 2
.1 Project Description 2
.2 Purpose 2
.3 Project History 2
2.0 Vegetation: 3
.1 Success Criteria 3
.2 Results of Vegetation Monitoring 3
.3 Conclusions. 3
3.0 Overall Conclusions and Recommendations 3
FIGURES
Figure 1 — Site Location Map 4
APPENDICES
Appendix A— Site Photos 5

SUMMARY
The Rocky Hock Creek Bridge Mitigation Site (B-3435) is located in Chowan
County. This is an annual report for temporary impacts associated with bridge
replacement of Bridge No. 4 on SR 1207 over Rocky Hock Creek. The site was
completed in December 2004.
The temporary impacts encompass approximately 0.04 acres. The area that was
impacted by mechanized clearing is being monitored to ensure that it re-attains
wetland jurisdictional status.
After the second year of monitoring, the Rocky Hock Creek Bridge site shows by
visual observation that the temporarily impacted area is re-attaining wetland
jurisdictional status.
NCDOT proposes to discontinue vegetation monitoring of this site.
1

1.0 INTRODUCTION
1.1 Project Description
The Rocky Hock Creek Bridge Mitigation Site (B-3435) is located in Chowan
County. This is an annual report for temporary impacts associated with bridge
replacement of Bridge No. 4 on SR 1207 over Rocky Hock Creek (Figure 1).
1.2 Purpose
In order for a temporarily impacted site to be considered successful, the site must
re-attain wetland jurisdictional status. This report details the vegetation
monitoring in 2006 at the Rocky Hock Creek Bridge site.
1.3 Project History
December 2004 Project Completed
July 2005 Vegetation Monitoring (1 year)
August 2006 Vegetation Monitoring (2 year)
2

2.0 VEGETATION: ROCKY HOCK CREEK BRIDGE SITE
(YEAR 2 MONITORING)
2.1 Success Criteria
Due to the possibility that compaction, mechanized clearing, and/or other site
alterations might prevent the temporary wetland impact area from re-attaining
wetland jurisdictional status, the permittee shall provide an annual update on the
wetland areas temporarily impacted by this project. This annual update will
consist of photographs and a brief report on the progress of the temporarily
impacted areas. After three years of monitoring, the permittee shall schedule a
field meeting with DCM, DWQ, and WRC to determine if the temporarily
impacted areas have re-attained jurisdictional wetland status. If at the end of
three years the area has not re-attained jurisdictional wetland status, NC DCM
and the above listed agencies shall determine whether a compensatory wetland
mitigation plan will be required.
2.2 Description of Species
There were no species planted for the temporary impacts. The temporarily
impacted areas were left to revegetate naturally.
2.3 Results of Vegetation Monitoring
Species noted in temporary impact area are as follows: cattails, Sagittaria sp.,
black willow, sawgrass, fennel, green ash, Scirpus sp., Juncus sp., fern,
sweetgum, mimosa, woolgrass, Pluchea sp., queen ann's lace, baldcypress, and
red maple.
2.4 Conclusions
There were approximately 0.04 acres of temporary impacts on site. By visual
observation Rocky Hock Creek Bridge site shows that natural re-vegetation is
occurring and that the impacted areas are re-attaining jurisdictional wetland
status.
3.0 Overall Conclusions and Recommendations
NCDOT proposes to discontinue vegetation monitoring at the Rocky Hock Creek
Bridge Site.

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APS PROJECT:8.2030201 (B-313S)
REPLACE BRIDGE 13
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OVER ROCKYHOCK CREEK
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
MICHAEL F.EASLEY LYNDO TIPPETT
GOVERNOR SECRETARY
November 6, 2006
Mr. Bill Biddlecome
USACE
Washington Regulatory Field Office
P.O. Box 1000
Washington,NC 27889-1000
Dear Mr. Biddlecome:
This letter is in response to your request to document the debits from available
wetland mitigation at the Rocky Hock Creek Bridge site in Chowan County. The wetland
mitigation was performed in conjunction with the TIP No. B-3435.
The Rocky Hock Creek site initially provided 0.60 acres of riverine wetland
restoration and 7.36 acres of enhancement. The attached map depicts a total of 0.23 acres
debited for B-3435, Bridge No. 4 over Rocky Hock Creek, and a total of 0.37 acres
debited for R-3850, Highway 17 at Okisko Road.
The following table summarizes the roadway riverine impacts for both projects
and subsequent debits from the Rocky Hock Creek Bridge mitigation site.
TIP Permit Date Impacts (acres) Mitigation Debits (acres)
B-3435 2002 0.17 (USACE) 0.21
Original 0.04 (CAMA)
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Permit Mod 2003 0.016 0.02
(reported as 0.015
In CAMA permit mod)
B-3435 Total 0.226 0.23
R-3850 2003 0.185 (2:1 ratio) 0.37
(Additionally, 3.44 acres of emergent wetlands impacts along the roadside
ditches were offset onsite for R-3850.)
MAILING ADDRESS: TELEPHONE: [phone] or LOCATION:
NC DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION 919-715-1335 PARKER LINCOLN BUILDING
PROJECT DEVELOPMENT AND ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS 2728 CAPITAL BLVD.SUITE 240
NATURAL ENVIRONMENT UNIT FAX: [phone] RALEIGH NC 27604
1598 MAIL SERVICE CENTER
RALEIGH NC 27699-1598 WEBSITE:WWW.NCDOT.ORG

If you have any questions or comments, please contact me at [phone].
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Natural Environment Unit
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CC: Cathy Brittingham, NCDCM
John Hennessy, NCDWQ
Travis Wilson, NCWRC
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North Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Resources
Division of Coastal Management
Michael F. Easley,Governor Charles S. Jones, Director William G. Ross Jr., Secretary
October 25, 2006
Philip S. Harris, III, PE, Manager
N.C. Department of Transportation
Project Development and Environmental Analysis
1548 Mail Service Center
Raleigh, NC 27699-1548
Dear Mr. Harris:
Enclosed please find comments from the N.C. Division of Coastal Management (DCM) on the
following two documents submitted to DCM by the N.C. Department of Transportation
(NCDOT) on April 20, 2005 and August 15, 2005, respectively: "CAMA Permits with
Temporary Impact Monitoring Condition"; and"CAMA Permit Commitment Review." As you
know, in April 2002 DCM and NCDOT began a comprehensive effort to ensure that the
mitigation and monitoring conditions of the CAMA permits discussed in the attached documents
are satisfied.
DCM regrets that it took over a year to provide the attached comments. However, substantial
progress has been made during this period to achieve resolution on many of the projects
discussed in these documents. There are a total of 43 projects with CAMA permits discussed in
the attached documents: 20 projects have mitigation conditions only; 10 projects have temporary
impact monitoring conditions only; and 13 projects have both mitigation conditions and
temporary impact monitoring conditions. Based upon the attached analysis, DCM has
determined that the mitigation and/or temporary impact monitoring conditions of 17 projects
have been completely satisfied.
There are 23 CAMA permits discussed in the attached documents with mitigation and/or
monitoring conditions that remain unsatisfied. Compliance with some of these projects is
imminent or well underway. However, many of these projects have significant outstanding
unresolved issues, and are of particular concern to DCM. I do not believe that a general meeting
is necessary to discuss these projects. Instead, I hope that our staffs can put an emphasis on
working together to resolve the outstanding issues as detailed in the attached documents.
1638 Mail Service Center, Raleigh, North Carolina 27699-1638
Phone: [phone]\ FAX: [phone]\Internet: www.nccoastalmanagement.net
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Please ask your appropriate staff to contact Cathy Brittingham at(919) 733-2293 x238 or via e-
mail at( [e-mail] to discuss next steps for projects within Division One.
To discuss next steps for projects within Divisions Two and Three contact Steve Sollod at(919)
733-2293 x230 or via e-mail at Steve.Sollodfa ncmail.net. Please also feel free to contact me at
[phone] or via e-mail at Doug_Huggettra>ncmail.net if you have any general questions or
concerns.
Sincerely,
Doug Huggett
Major Permits and Consistency Coordinator
CC: Deborah Anderson
Cathy Brittingham
Linda Fitzpatrick
Randy Griffin
Charles Jones (w/o attachments)
Steve Sollod
Ted Tyndall (w/o attachments)

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Prepared By:
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North Carolina Department of Transportation
December 2005

TABLE OF CONTENTS
SUMMARY 1
1.0 Introduction 2
1.1.Project Description 2
1.2.Purpose 2
1.3.Project History 2
2.0 Hydrology 2
2.1 Success Criteria 2
2.2 Hydrologic Description 2
2.3 Results of Hydrologic Monitoring 4
2.3.1 Site Data 4
2.3.2 Climate Data 4
2.4 Conclusions 4
3.0 Vegetation 6
3.1 Success Criteria 6
3.2 Results of Vegetation Monitoring 6
3.3 Conclusions. 6
4.0 Overall Conclusions and Recommendations 6
FIGURES
Figure 1 — Site Location Map 3
Figure 2 — 30-70 Percentile Graph 5
APPENDICES
Appendix A— Surface Gauge Graph 8
Appendix B — Site Photos 9

SUMMARY
The Rocky Hock Creek Bridge Mitigation Site (B-3435) is located in Chowan
County. This is an annual report documenting compensatory mitigation for
temporary impacts associated with the replacement of Bridge No. 4 on SR 1207
over Rocky Hock Creek. The mitigation site was completed in December 2004.
The temporary impacts encompassed approximately 0.04 acres. The area that
was impacted by mechanized clearing is being monitored to ensure that it returns
to wetland jurisdictional status.
According to the On-site Mitigation Plan for the Proposed replacement of Bridge
No. 04 on SR 1207 over Rocky Hock Creek in Chowan County, North Carolina
(27 June 2002), NCDOT is required to maintain and monitor gauges for one year.
Based on the data collected from the on-site surface gauge and rain gauge, the
fluctuations in the depth of the surface water is not solely attributed to rainfall
events as required by the mitigation plan. The Rocky Hock Mitigation site has
met the success criteria established by the mitigation plan and fulfilled the
mitigation monitoring requirements, therefore NCDOT recommends removing the
gauges.
After the first year of monitoring, the Rocky Hock Creek Bridge site shows by
visual observation that the temporarily impacted area is returning to wetland
jurisdictional status.
NCDOT recommends continuing vegetation monitoring of this site.

1.0 INTRODUCTION
1.1 Project Description
The Rocky Hock Creek Bridge Mitigation Site (B-3435) is located in Chowan
County. This is an annual mitigation report for temporary impacts associated
with the replacement of Bridge No. 4 on SR 1207 over Rocky Hock Creek (Figure
1).
1.2 Purpose
In order for a temporarily impacted site to be considered successful, the site must
return to wetland jurisdictional status. This report details the hydrologic and
vegetative monitoring in 2005 at the Rocky Hock Creek Bridge site.
1.3 Project History
December 2004 Project Completed
July 2005 Vegetation Monitoring (1 year)
March — December 2005 Hydrologic Monitoring (1 year)
2.0 HYDROLOGY: (YEAR 1 MONITORING)
2.1 Success Criteria
According to the On-site Mitigation Plan for the Proposed replacement of Bridge
No. 04 on SR 1207 over Rocky Hock Creek in Chowan County, North Carolina
(27 June 2002), both restoration and enhancement areas will be considered
"a success if the areas exhibit periodic fluctuations of the water
level that do not correspond to local rainfall events or that
correspond disproportionately to local rainfall events. The intent
here is to be able to identify fluctuations that can be attributed to
wind tides versus those that may be due to precipitation."
The NCDOT is required to maintain and monitor the gauges for one year.
2.2 Hydrologic Description
The site was constructed by removing the existing causeway and returning the
elevation to that of the adjacent wetlands. One surface water gauge and one
rain gauge were installed to record fluctuation in surface water depths compared
to rainfall events.
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2.3.1 Site Data
The resource agencies in conjunction with NCDOT decided that since Rocky
Hock is part of a wind driven tidal system, it must exhibit occasional surface
flooding that is attributed to wind tides and not associated with precipitation.
The data collected from the on-site surface and rain gauge show fluctuations in
the depth of the surface water that is not solely attributed to rainfall events.
2.3.2 Climate Data
Figure 2 represents an examination of the local climate in comparison with
historical data in order to determine whether 2005 was "normal" in terms of
climate conditions. The two lines represent the 30th and 70th percentiles of
monthly precipitation for Edenton, NC. The bars are monthly rainfall totals for
2005.
The historical data was collected from the State Climate Office of North Carolina.
The rainfall data from the Edenton Station is incomplete for September and
October. On-site rainfall was collected from the middle of January through
December.
Overall, the on-site rainfall for 2005 was normal. The rainfall for January,
February, April and September was below normal. The rainfall for March, May,
June, July, August, and November was normal and October was above normal.
2.4 Conclusions
As required by the mitigation plan, the data collected from the on-site surface and
rain gauge show that the fluctuations in the depth of the surface water is not
solely attributed to rainfall events.
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3.0 VEGETATION: (YEAR 1 MONITORING)
3.1 Success Criteria
Due to the possibility that previous compaction, mechanized clearing, and/or
other site alterations might prevent the temporary wetland impact area from
returning to wetland jurisdictional status, the permittee shall provide an annual
update on the wetland areas temporarily impacted by this project. This annual
update will consist of photographs and a brief report on the progress of the
temporarily impacted areas. After three years of monitoring, the permittee shall
schedule a field meeting with Division of Coastal Management (DCM),
Department of Water Quality (DWQ), and Wildlife Resource Commission (WRC)
to determine if the temporarily impacted areas have re-attained jurisdictional
wetland status. If at the end of three years the area has not re-attained
jurisdictional wetland status, DCM and the above listed agencies shall determine
whether a compensatory wetland mitigation plan will be required.
3.2 Description of Species
There were no species planted to compensate for the temporary impacts. The
temporarily impacted areas were left to revegetate naturally.
3.3 Results of Vegetation Monitoring
Species noted in the temporary impact area are as follows: cattails, arrowhead,
black willow, sawgrass, fennel, green ash, wool-grass, rush, fern, and sweetgum.
3.4 Conclusions
There were approximately 0.04 acres of temporary impacts on site. Rocky Hock
Creek Bridge site shows signs that natural re-vegetation is occurring and that the
impacted areas are re-attaining jurisdictional wetland status.
4.0 OVERALL CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
According to the On-site Mitigation Plan for the Proposed replacement of Bridge
No. 04 on SR 1207 over Rocky Hock Creek in Chowan County, North Carolina
(27 June 2002), NCDOT is required to maintain and monitor gauges for one year.
Based on the data collected from the on-site surface gauge and rain gauge, the
fluctuations in the depth of the surface water is not solely attributed to rainfall
events as required by the mitigation plan. The Rocky Hock Mitigation site has
met the hydrology success criteria established by the mitigation plan and fulfilled
the mitigation monitoring requirements, therefore NCDOT recommends removing

the gauges. NCDOT will continue vegetation monitoring at the Rocky Hock Creek
Bridge Site.

APPENDIX A
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Chowan County
CAMA Permit No. 105-02 was issued for TIP No. B- 3435 located in Chowan County.
The project is for the bridge replacement for Bridge Number 4 over Rocky Hock Creek in
Chowan County. The LET Date for this project was 9/17/02. The completion date
wasl 1/30/04. This site is in the first year of monitoring. Monitoring will be complete on
11/30/07. Monitoring reports will be submitted to the NCDCM on a yearly basis for three
(3) years. Upon completion of the monitoring,jurisdictional compliance will be
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DDS1 PROJ MASTER SCHEDULE-GEN/ENG ASSIGNMENTS OFFICIAL TIP: B-3435
UPDATED: 09/24/03 OFY CFY PFY AUTH RPE: WALLS
WBS : 33057. 1 . 3 PLAN 99 RPDE: BOAYUE
PROJ: DSG SPE: FOFARIA
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CITY: %COMP DATE COMP P&E UNIT: 7 MCINNIS
ROUTE: SR1207 R/W PLAN: 070 12 21 01 E P&E ENG: MCINNIS
LENGTH/MI : 000.303 FINAL PLAN: 000 06 11 02 C LOCATION:
LENGTH/KM: 000 .488 STR PLAN: 100 03 20 02 C PHOTO:
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TYPE PROJ: # PARCELS : 003 TRFE: GILSTRAP
TYPE: 060 # RELOCATEES: 000 PERMIT NS UNIT: RIDDICK
STATUS : ACQ TIME: 012 PERMIT NS SPEC: MANLEY
BORROW: BEG MILEPOST: STR COOR:
PRODUCTION SCHEDULE T. I .P. SCHEDULE STR FRM:
R/W: R/W : 12 21 01 C RDY FRM:
LET: LET : 09 17 02 C RES E: S L EMORY
COMP: 11 30 04 C RIVER BASIN:
UTL IMPACT: L MPO: MITIGATION SITE:
DESCRIPTION: BRIDGE 4 ON SR 1207 OVER ROCKYHOCK CREEK
ENTER-DDS2 PF1-PREV SCR PF2-UPDATE PF3-PRINT PF4-PLAN PF5-PMMI PF7-BKWD PF8-F
Date: 2/25/2005 Time: 08 : 39 : 38 AM

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DDS1 PROJ MASTER SCHEDULE-GEN/ENG ASSIGNMENTS OFFICIAL TIP: B-3435
UPDATED: 09/24/03 OFY CFY PFY AUTH RPE: WALLS
WBS : 33057 . 1 . 3 PLAN 99 RPDE: BOAYUE
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TYPE PROJ: # PARCELS: 003 TRFE: GILSTRAP
TYPE: 060 # RELOCATEES : 000 PERMIT NS UNIT: RIDDICK
STATUS : ACQ TIME: 012 PERMIT NS SPEC: MANLEY
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COMP: 11 30 04 C RIVER BASIN:
UTL IMPACT: L MPO: MITIGATION SITE:
DESCRIPTION: BRIDGE 4 ON SR 1207 OVER ROCKYHOCK CREEK
ENTER-DDS2 PF1-PREV SCR PF2-UPDATE PF3-PRINT PF4-PLAN PF5-PMMI PF7-BKWD PF8-F
Date : 2/25/2005 Time : 08 : 39 : 38 AM

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DDS7 PERMITS AND AGREEMENTS INFORMATION OFFICIAL PAGE
IP NUM: B-3435 PROD LET: PERMIT SP: RIDDICK
ROJ NUM: 82030203 TIP LET: 09-17-02 P & E ENG: MCINNIS
WBS NO: 33057 . 1 . 3 DIVISION: 01 HYDRO: NOTTINGHAM
COUNTY: CHOWAN MIT SITE:
RIV BASIN:
DESCRIPT: BRIDGE 4 ON SR 1207 OVER ROCKYHOCK CREEK
STATUS:
ACTIVITY OUT IN
330 PERMIT DRAWINGS TO P&E 12-05-01 C X
ENTER-DATES (DDS8) PF1-PREVIOUS SCREEN PF3-PRINT
Date: 2/25/2005 Time : 08 : 43 : 33 AM