Hwy 44 (across from Tarboro-Edgecombe Airport Rd. Entrance, SR 1576)

State of North Carolina
Department of Environment
and Natural Resources
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Michael F. Easley, Governor
William G. Ross Jr., Secretary
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NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF
ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES
DIVISION OF WATER QUALITY
March 3, 2003
CERTIFIED MAIL
RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED
Richard Anderson
308 South Howard Circle
Tarboro, North Carolina 27886
Subject: Notice of Violation
And Enforcement Action Recommendation
Riparian Buffer and Wetland Standard Violations
NBRRO -03 -023
Edgecombe County
Dear Mr. Anderson:
On November 22, 2002, Debbie Edwards of the Raleigh Regional Office (RRO) and Danny
Smith of the Central Office of the Division of Water Quality (DWQ) conducted a site visit of a tract
of land located along Hwy 44 (across from the Tarboro - Edgecombe Airport road entrance, SR 1576).
During the site visit the investigators took photographs and made observations of impacts
associated with grading, grubbing, and clearing in excess of 1.0 mile of stream -side (riparian) buffer
zone along the Tar River in Edgecombe County. Further, fill, grading and mechanical land
disturbances in wetlands was also observed.
The stream -side (buffer area) was severely impacted by removal of vegetation and grading.
Also noted was that wetland areas landward of the main -stem of the river had been grubbed/ back -
filled with earthen material. As a result, the subject site inspection revealed violations and/or merit
additional information requests for the following items: 1) Tar - Pamlico Riparian Buffer zone
violations and 2) wetland standard violations.

Richard Anderson
03/03/03
Item 1. Wetland Standard Violation
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of the main -stem of the Tar River. This activity, without the proper authorizations /permits,
constitutes a wetland standard violation.
15A NCAC 2B .0231(h)U
"Liquids, fill, or other-solids or dissolved gases may not be present in amounts which may
cause adverse impacts on existing wetland uses;"
Item 2. Riparian Buffer Rule
The Tar - Pamlico River Basin is a basin that is subject to riparian (streamside) buffer rules.
'The purposes of -these rul'e's are:to protect and preserve riparian buffers 'in "the Tar - Pamlico River
Basin. That is, these rules help to maintain the nutrient removal functions of the streamside areas
necessary to protect surface waters. 'Specifi'cally, this Rule applies to the 50 -foot wide riparian
buffers ,directly adjacent to surface wateis,(intermitterit,streams, perennial -streams-, lakes, ponds, and
estuaries). Further, the ,protected riparian buffer has two zones as follows: (a) Zone 1 [measured
from stream bank landward for 30 feet] shall consist of a vegetated area that is undisturbed except
for uses provided for in Subparagraph (6) of 15A NCAC 2B .0259, and (b) Zone 2 [the outer 20
feet, landward from the outer'30 foot edge of zone,I ] shall consist of stable vegetated area that is
•undisturbed except for activities and uses provided for in Subparagraphs (4) and (6) of 15A NCAC
2B .0259.
The site,visit and file review of this tract of land confirmed no Pre- Construction Notification .
was received for this project and riparian buffer, impacts associated with clearing of vegetation,
grading and grubbing were not authorized by DWQ. Specifically, no request, or a DWQ practical
alternative determination, variance or authorization had been issued for these impacts to the riparian
zone. As aresult the following riparian buffer rule violations are noted:
Tar - Pamlico River Buffer Rule 15A NCAC 2B .0259
Deposition of fill, grading, grubbingand the respectivecleaimg of vegetation has occurred
in the riparian zone; a violation of the requirement ,thatZone I and Zone II consist of stable,
vegetated area that is undisturbed except for activities and uses provided for in Item (6) of
the-Rule. Further, notification was not provided to DW,Q•prior to these riparian zone impacts
and no Vatiance -or Practical Alternative Request was received prior to the Riparian Zone
impacts:
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This Office, requests that youxespoh&,io, this, letter in writiog'within 20 days of receipt•of this
Notice. Youi response- shouldb isent toboth,thisoffice at the letterheadeaddress and`to the. attention
response sliouldaddress the followingitems:,
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1. „Please provide, a restoration plan detai'ling�how•material will besemoved, from the `buffer'zone
and wetlands., As a part of this plan°, you,should provide.an account.of the site that indicates the
length ,of , streamside , 9tea and the amount (area of fill that is necessary to be, removed ' from•
wetlands and. amount �'m,linear feet_ of the streamside buffer area that,was= impacted-). This =_ - --
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wetlands, and riparin buffer- zone location.
2. Your restoration planr should clearly depict- how diffuse ,flow will be4naintained. - Also, any
` material's to be removed should be placca muprarf& outside of the riparian zone and wetlands:"
(Note: you °will need' :to contact ,the United ,States Army Corps of `Engineers, (USACOE) to .
de'termiiie if a 404 Permit:is necessary'for the wetland restoration activity: 'You will, also,ndo
to contact the Division of Land Resources to determine whether an Erosion, and Sediment
Control Plan or respective:modification of pland's required).
3., Please indicate in your response a schedule with dates: detailing when streainsid'e area_,and
wetlands -will be,restored.
4. With,respect,to your,restoration plan the following.components will minimally be required to
be, include and respectively implemented:
• The-plan must clearly : indicate that appropriate_compliance with USACOE (919) 876 -8441
0ibrgadrd aand he Division,ofLand Resources (919) 571 =- e rtion
planning.
®. 'Riparian Zone — A planting plan,mustbe,de-veloped suchthat, at'1-east•two,native_hardwood
tree species be•plantedat a density sufficient.to`movide 320,treesper acre at maturity. Thi's
density can be achieved4by planting approximately`436; (1;Ox1�0, feet spacing) to 681 (8x8 feet,
spacing) trees per acre. Your `plan must include the types of native, woody vegetation
"selected, methodology of planting, and site map `indicating the location of the plantings how
you plan 'to stabilize, disturbed', streamside areas. (It is required that you secure written
approval,prior'to,removingariy riparian buffer vegetation in •your - resioration:efforts.)-
• For ,the wetland areas, a restoration.plan is also iequired. As a part ,of°this -plan, ,please
indicate ,areas where earthen fill has been. place or graded rinto wetlands. A respective
restoration plan that includes spoil removal sand planting for the impacted areas is required.
Also; �a.satisfactory wetland restorationrequires the _replanting of at feast 2 hardwood wetland
,species and maintaining, a stem density /survivorship .of at least, 320 trees per acre °at the .end
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5 years. Also lhis,plan will require a herbaceous wetland seed mix,foi all wetlands areas, that
have been disturbed.
• These plans must be submitted'to the letterhead address and 'approved' by, this office.
• Asa component of these plans, annual monitoring and the,submission'of a report to.RRO by
June 1 for,three'years will also be required.,
'Thank you for your, attention to this matter. This- Office. is considering sending a
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response to this correspondence will be considered `in, this, process'. Further, -this office requires -that
violations, as,detailed, above, be: abatedJinmediately. It should also be noted, these violations and
any future violations are subject -tto .civil penalty assessment, of up to` $25,000.00 per day'for each
violation. ;Should)(u have any questions regarding these matters, please,contact Debbie Edwards
at (919) 571 -4700:
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Sincerely
enneth,Schuster.
Water Quality'Regional Supervisor
cc: DWO Non-Discharge Compliance- Linda Forehand
RRO='Debbie Edwards,)
RRO -Fife Copy
Wetlands /401 Unit -Danny Smith
US Army Corps of Engineers - Raleigh- Field Office - Amanda, Jones
Division of Land Resources -ARO
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North Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Resources
7 Alan W. Klimek, P.E. Director
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Division of Water Quality p'
May 6, 2003f'/
CERTIFIED MAIL
RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED
Mr. Richard Anderson
308 South Howard Circle
Tarboro, North Carolina 27886
Subject: Additional Information Request
NBRRO 03 -023
Hwy 44
Edgecombe County
Dear Mr. Anderson:
On March 3, 2003, the Raleigh Regional Office of the Division of Water Quality (DWQ)
issued you a Notice of Violation (NOV) and Recommendation for Enforcement Action. This
Notice of Violation detailed impacts to approximately 1.0 mile of stream -side (riparian) buffer
zone and wetland standards violations along the Tar River in Edgecombe County. On April 7,
2003, the Wetlands Central Office received a response to the NOV that was deficient of needed
information.
Within the response letter, some information implied that a Forest Management Plan was
to be designed and implemented to address the riparian buffer issues. According to 15A NCAC
02B .0233 (11)(b):
In Zone 1, forest vegetation shall be protected and maintained. Selective harvest
as provided for below is allowed on forest lands that have a deferment for use
value under forestry in accordance with G.S. 105. -277.2 through G.S. 277.6 or on
forest lands that have a forest management plan prepared or approved by a
registered professional forester. Copies of either the approval of the deferment
for use value under forestry or the forest management plan shall be produced
upon request.
If you are retaining a deferment for use value under forestry or a forest management plan
prepared and approved by a registered forester this should be submitted upon receipt of this
letter. In addition, please submit all information addressed in the NOV dated March 3, 2003.
Raleigh Regional Office 1628 Mail Service Center phone [phone]
Water Quality Section Raleigh, NC 27699 -1628 facsimile (919) 571 -4718
Customer Service
1- 800 - 623 -7748
P�`A.

Kicnara_ Hnae rson
May 6, 2003
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With respect to these issues „ please provide any additional information you wish to offer.
As a part of ,this response, you should provide a date stating when you will submit restoration
plans, as detailed =in the, March 3, 2003 Notice of Violation. These restoration plans should also
include an account of your fill.removal and stream -sid'e planting efforts.
Thank you =for, your attention lo, this matter. Please respond within 1.5 days from the
receipt letter. - and your inilial -response to
Violation will,be'included or forwarded in any'ci'vil penal'ty,assessment recommendation. If you.
have any questions please call me or 'Miss Deborah Edwards at ,(9°19) 571,4700 or Mr. Danny
Smith at'(9,19) 733 =9716.
Sincere4Scust2er
Kennet
WQ Regional Super visor
cc: Wetlands /404 'Unit- Dahhy,Smith, _
US Army Corps of Engineers- Raleigh Field Office - Amanda Jones
Division of Land Resources -RRO'
Fide copy -RRO

From: Richard C. Anderson
To: NCDENR - Kenneth Schuster
Re: Whitehurst Farm — Cleanup — NBRRO -03 -023
Date: April 4, 2003
Comment:
WETLANDS I a GROUP
APR I -'`�'���
WATER QUALITY SECTION'
In response to your letter dated March 13, 2003, I have retained Agri- Associates
Consulting Forester and Land Management Company, Inc. to design and implement a
forestry management plan that will address the issues mentioned in your letter. Mr. Jack
Rich is the contact person.
We had hoped to do a preliminary study of the site, but due to the Tar River going
above flood stage twice in last two weeks and considerable rain we have not completed
our assessment. I intend to have the work done as soon as weather permits. In addition
we will keep AB Whitley, NRCS apprised of the matters related to this issue.
For the record and to give a brief history of the farm, for over fifty years the farm was
used as an illegal household/construction dump, a sandpit, and a junkyard by previous
owners. We have taken great efforts to clean up the farm and return it to a
forestry/recreation farm. During the removal of this debris we committed these
infractions in the least intrusive manner as possible. We will mitigate /restore any
problem area, according to an acceptable plan.
Thank you for your time and consideration.
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State of North Carolina
Department of Environment
and Natural Resources
- Raleigh RegiorraH)ffice
Michael F. Easley, Governor
William G. Ross Jr., Secretary
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NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF
ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES
DIVISION OF WATER QUALITY
March 3, 2003
CERTIFIED MAIL
RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED
Richard Anderson
308 South Howard Circle
Tarboro, North Carolina 27886
Subject: Notice of Violation
And Enforcement Action Recommendation
Riparian Buffer and Wetland Standard Violations
NBRRO -03 -023
Edgecombe County
Dear Mr. Anderson:
On November 22, 2002, Debbie Edwards of the Raleigh Regional Office (RRO) and Danny
Smith of the Central Office of the Division of Water Quality (DWQ) conducted a site visit of a tract
of land located along Hwy 44 (across from the Tarboro - Edgecombe Airport road entrance, SR 1576).
During the site visit the investigators took photographs and made observations of impacts
associated with grading, grubbing, and clearing in excess of 1.0 mile of stream -side (riparian) buffer
zone along the Tar River in Edgecombe County. Further, fill, grading and mechanical land
disturbances in wetlands was also observed.
The stream -side (buffer area) was severely impacted by removal of vegetation and grading.
Also noted was that wetland areas landward of the main -stem of the river had been grubbed/ back -
filled with earthen material. As a result, the subject site inspection revealed violations and/or merit
additional information requests for the following items: 1) Tar - Pamlico Riparian Buffer zone
violations and 2) wetland standard violations.

Richard Anderson
03/03/03
Item 1. Wetland Standard Violation
of the main -stem of the Tar River. This activity, without the proper authorizations /permits,
constitutes a wetland standard violation.
15A NCAC 2B .0231(b) l-
"Liquids, fill, or other solids or dissolved gases may not be present in amounts which, may
cause adverse impacts on existing wetland uses;"
Item 2., Riparian Buffer Rule .
- The Tar, - Pamlico River'Basin,is a;basin that is subject to riparian (streamside) buffer rules.
The ,purposes of these'rules are to protect and preserve riparian buffets in the Tar - Pamlico River
Basin. That is,'these.rules help to maintain the nutrient removal, functions of the streamside areas,
necessary to protect- surface waters. Specifically, this Rule applies to the 50 -foot wide riparian
buffers directly adjacent to surface waters (intermittent streams, perennial streams, lakes, ponds, and
estuaries). Further, the protected, riparian buffer has two zones as follows: (a) Zone 1 [measured
from stream bank landward for 30 feet] shall consist,of a vegetated area that is undisturbed except
for uses provided for in Subparagraph, (6) of 15A NCAC 2B .0259, and (b) Zone 2 [the outer 20
feet, landward from the outer 30 foot edge of zone I ] shall consist of stable vegetated area that, is
.,undisturbed except for activities and uses provided for in Subparagraphs (4) and (6) of 15A NCAC
2B,.0259.
The site visit and file review of this tract of land confirmed no Pre- Construction Notification
was received' for this project and riparian buffer impacts associated with clearing of vegetation,
grading and grubbing were not - authorized by DWQ. Specifically, no, request, or a DWQ practical
alternative,determination, variance or'authorization,had'been issued forthese impacts to the riparian
zone. As a result the following riparian buffer rule violations are noted:
Tar_-PamUco River Buffer 'Rule 15A NCAC 2B .0259
Deposition of fill, grading, grubbing and the'respective clearing of vegetation has occurred
in the riparian,zone, a violation of the requirement that Zone I and Zone H consist of-stable,
vegetated area that is undisturbed except for activities and uses provided for in Item (6) of
the 'Rule. Further, notification was not provided to DWQ prior to these riparian zone impacts
and no,Variance or Practical Alternative Request was received prior to the Riparian Zone
impacts.
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This Office requests, that you respond to this-letter in writing within 20 days of 'receipt of this
Notice. Your response should be sent to both this office at the letterhead address and to the attention
C&A.An'Dan;1�1 at. il� Blgtlandsl= Unit �2=_Qabtwe Blvd-, Raloigh,NG, 276Q4 226Q 3_Zbi�;
response should-address the following items:
1. Please provide a restoration plan detailing,howrmaterial will be.removed from the buffer zone`
and wetlands. As a part of this plan, you should - provide an account of the site that indicates the
length of streamside area and the amount (area of fill that is, necessary to be removed from
wetlands and amount. in linear feet of the streamside buffer area-drat- was impacted)— 'Phis - - -- - -- -
^- should on 4iap o pfQvide This map should also in ieate the - - -- - --
Wetlands and riparian buffer zone location.
2. Your restoration plan should clearly depict how diffuse flow will be maintained.,, Also, any
materials to be removed should be'placehn uplands outside of the riparian zone'and'wetlands.
(Note: you will need to contact the United States Army Corps of Engineers ( USACOE) ,to
determine if a .404 Permit is necessary for the wetland restoration activity., You will also need
to contact the Division of Land Resources to determine whether an Erosion and Sediment
Control Plan or respective modification of plan is required).
1 Please indicate in your, response a schedule with -dates, detailing when streamside area and
wetlands will be restored.
4. With respect to your restoration plan the'following components, will minimally be required to
be.include•and respectively implemented:
•
The plan must,clearly indicate that appropriate compliance with USACOE (919) 876 -8441
and the - Division of LandResources (919) 571 -4700 is being addressed during the restoration
planning.
Riparian Zone -A planting plan must be developed. such that, at least two native hardwood
tree•species be planted at a density sufficient to provide 320 trees per acre at maturity. This
density can be achieved by planting approicimately 436 (10x10 feet spacing)'to 681(8x8 feet
spacing) trees per acre. Your plan must include the 'types of native woody vegetation
selected, methodology of planting, and site-map indicating the location of theplantings how
you plan to stabilize disturbed streamside areas. (It is required-Ahat you secure written
approval,prior to removing any riparian buffer vegetation in your restoration efforts.)
•
Tor -the wetland areas, a' restoration plan is also required. Asa part of this plan, please
indicate areas where earthen fill has been place or graded 'into wetlands. A respective
restoration plan that includes spoil removal and.planting for the impacted areas is required.
Also, a,satisfactory wetland restoration requires the replanting of at least 2, hardwood wetland
species and maintaining a stem density /survivorship of at least 320 trees per acre at.the end
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5 years. Also this plan will require a herbaceous wetland seedrmix for all wetlands areas that
have been disturbed.
• These plans must be submitted to the letterhead address and'approved'by this office.
• As a component of these plans, annual, monitoring and the submission of a report to RRO by
June 1 for three years will also be required.
Thank you for -your attention to this matter. This, Office is considering sending a
- - - - -- Director of-the Division of Water Quality regarding these
- -- - - ntinued violations tha+e- enceun+- -
response to this correspondence will be considered in this process. Further, this office requires that
violations, as detailed above, be abated immediately. It should also be noted, these violations and
any future violations are subject to civil penalty assessment of up to $25,000.00 per day -for each
violation. Should you have any questions regarding these matters„ please contact Debbie Edwards
at (919) 571 -4700.
Sincerely
ennet Schuster
Water Quality Regional Supervisor
cc: DWQ Non - Discharge Compliance- Linda Forehand,
RRO- Debbie Edwards
RRO -File Copy
Wetlands /401 Unit = Danny Smith
US Army Corps of Engineers - Raleigh Field Office - Amanda Jones
Division of Land Resources - RRO
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To: NCDENR- Kenneth Schuster 4,
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Re: Whitehurst Farm — Cleanup — NBRRO -03 -023 v
Date: April 4, 2003 -� z
Comment:
In response to your letter dated March 13, 2003, I have retained Agri- Associates
Consulting Forester and Land Management Company, Inc. to design and implement a
forestry management plan that will address the issues mentioned in your letter. Mr. Jack
Rich is the contact person.
We had hoped to do a preliminary study of the site, but due to the Tar River going
above flood stage twice in last two weeks and considerable rain we have not completed
our assessment. I intend to have the work done as soon as weather permits. In addition
we will keep AB Whitley, NRCS apprised of the matters related to this issue.
For the record and to give a brief history of the farm, for over fifty years the farm was
used as an illegal household/construction dump, a sandpit, and a junkyard by previous
owners. We have taken great efforts to clean up the farm and return it to a
forestry/recreation farm. During the removal of this debris we committed these
infractions in the least intrusive manner as possible. We will mitigate /restore any
problem area, according to an acceptable plan.
Thank you for your time and consideration.

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179 N.C. 97 East
Tarboro, N.C. 27886 ,
252 823 4730
Debbie Edwards
NCDENR
1628 Mail Service Center
Raleigh, N.C. 27699 -1628
Dear Mrs. Edwards,
Please find enclosed a buffer reforestation plan prepared by A.B. Whitley, D.C.
Tarboro field office. Mr. Whitley has been familiar with this property prior to our
ownership and also wrote a soil and erosion plan for other parts of the property. In
addition, Rick Swanson with Agriland Associates will be forwarding his forestry
plan for the areas not addressed by other plans.
I hope these measures will be satisfactory to you and the state. We will do our
best to maintain these practices according to plan. Also, our forester and NRCS
officials made us aware of several areas of frequent trespassing by ATV Traffic and
small pick -up trucks. We will post, fence and gate the access areas in order to stop
such unauthorized activity.
In closing I hope our plans upon complete implementation will place us back in
good standing with your office.
Sincerely
chard C. Anderson

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North Carolina
Elaine F Marshall EPA T :E T of THE
Secretary SECRETARY of �'�' TE
PC Box 29622 Raleigh, NC 27626-0622 {91W07-2000
'Date 1/27/2003
Document Filings
Corporation Names
Name Name Type
Anderson - talbert Peanut Co., Inc. Legal
Business Corporation Information
SOSID: 0006586
Status:
Current-Active
Date Formed:
7/26/1.961
Citizenship:
Domestic
State of "Inc::
NC
Duration:
'Perpetual
Registered Agent
Agent,Name:
Anderson, Berry L
Registered Office Address:
Leggett'Route 2
Tarboro NC 00000
Registered Mailing Address:
Leggett Route 2,
Tarboro NC 00000
Principal Office Address:
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Principal Mailing Address:
Rt 2, Box 166
Tarboro'NC 27886
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UNITED.STATES' Natural 'P ©'Bok10,;201, St:, Andrew Street .
DEPARTMENT OF Resources Tartioro, North Carolina 27886
AG'RICtJL TURF _ Conservation Telephone: [phone]
Service FAX: (252) 641=7902'
December 2, 2003
Mr. Richard Anderson
Anderson Talbott Peanut'Company,
`Leggett, NC 27886
Dear Mr. Anderson:
REi Buffer'Restoration Plaei — Richard' Anderson Property
This plan ',is' for _restoration of the wooded buffer- area adjacent to the Tar RiVer `upstream vof NC
33 on, your, ,property,in Edgecombe, County. - The Tar. River buffer rule,applies'to the area 50 feet
landward from, the top, of the hank''of the river. An atea.apptokimately`8,200 .feet �iin length and-
50 feet, wide Will need to be restored according,to this plan.
Planting - a,mixture of -green ash, swamp chestnut oak, willow oak and,water.oak,on 12 x 12, foot
spacing _should ;restore' the' buffer area. The area should be, niowedi .before planting ,to help control
competing vegetation. Trees should be marked and vehicular traffic blocked from using, the area
to assure the survival of the plantings: Mowing 'between the, rows, 'of ,trees should 'be done at
semi - annual intervals during the first, two years following -planting to 'increase' survival due, to
Weed competition. No, mowing`should l* allowed after the (second yeat.
Please' letIm know- if you-have any further, questions.
,Sincerely,
A: B., Whitley, III
District Conservationist
Tarboro `Field Office
The Untfed' States. Department of, Agriculture (USDA) prohibits discnimnaiton° in, all its, programs on' the basts of race, color, national ongin,
gender; religion, age, disability, political beliefs„ sexual orientation, and .mantal or familial status, -(Not all prohibited' bases' apply "to all
programs) Persons with disabilities wlio require alternative meansrfor communication, of program ;information (Braille, large�ptmt ,addtotape)
should contact USDA's7ARGET Center at 202 - 720 -2600 (voice and`TDD).,
To ,file a complaint write the USDA, Director of Civil, Rights, Room 326W,, Whitten Building, 14i° andz Independence Avenues, SW,,
Washington;, D.C. 20250- 9410,or call'(20ZI20 -5964 (voice and TDD), USDA is an equal opporttmitphrovtder and employer:

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Sediment Fence'
fp--stall a'silt,f6nceIji)i IthpIld6-a-fions­.sh6vvn on the map,- Se�e-attached'sheet,for installation detail and
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Amount. Month 'Year
Applied
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2003
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tin late,Nov-ror eady-q�-,c,.,plar�f�a'screen of Aufumn'61iVe.and Oleander�(see�d
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rows that, are:5 feet apart The plants should'be -3'feet apart in the row with, tb6,roW§'st6gger-,ed The
Olean'�e�, §hould'Depl�intqd'bn:th(j inside toward -the, track•. Thiswill serve _as, a tperman ent,screejo,
noise,,anO sediment filter
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2003
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runoff'l'eaves, the path- See attached-drawing-tor, details, Cleah'out!�ediFn,6ht:as,needed
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Sel a rylixtyr6 of 100' pounds faill fes6bb,,b 06unds "Will!" ladino
clover, 50 pounds bahiagtass and 2bluslh, l lof whl acres Mulch the seeded area, with,"I 000
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Critical Area Plariting, and Silt Fence
Seed the mound, n-earJ­h-& aver a%s prescrfbkdla.bove Install a silt:fenbe as per the.enclbsq�d - Specs 1,12
way up the, hill' on the contour to-,MO161tely,ar.ound'-the-art!-iY 'Install another, silt-f6l a't,th­e'baseof'the
mound all the,way around thl Planj,,
8hrpb§ as per,the screen standard --and'soecificafi6h
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'CElRfIFICATIONI ARTICIIIPANTS.
!qQNPISCRI-M-INA-Tl-qN'STATEMENT
The S Department of Agribul'ture (USDA) prohibits ais&Ahiti6n 6 all,it'
s programs and 6-dtiVitidslqn,the,basis-,bf'race,,col6f, -nationaI
ohg!P-,,sex, religion, age.'disdbility,,political bl -!,�exLial'onbhtafion, orlmahial or
, - - ' family status all prohibited -to y-to,all programs ) Persons with disabliiieslwho,ee4uiF6,alter6a tive means program, ( Rcalle,'Iarge, print; aud
iotaob,
etc j should'coritact-'U`SbXs, TARGET-Cehter at,262-720-,2660,(v&cb and TbD-),-
To fileacbmpla in 0of �dj-sl nation, While 'USDA.,Di`rector,'Offic`e oftivil Rights,,Room'326VV, Whlitbh Building, 14thial lh'depdndence
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April 1991 342 ° -IT 1'9
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ong h to' SF')' slim and po1n,ted�. Manyvarl,et�res w,`i'th ,f,lowers of, man, co "dor,s,`(,reQ!,
yellsow„ punpLe,),-- sh'ngle and,�doub ;le., ;Bes•t'�adap,teo to the•lower_'Coasta "i ,P'la�.ny May've
tieavi ly pruned. Boni'^ leaves ;and `'fi;owersi are',poi sonous,. Stems wi`l'l root, 1,`' pl,aeed :kn a far
o,f water. 'Good i'al,t wt nd. resi stance.,
SO,11 & Ste,: `Withst'ands� dry, hot' s•rtu'atr•ons. Best in full° sun: Seems ,to pr ^'f•er- sandy
Goascn7in "soii'ls.
Use- Maii,rIPy fbr'tb ach landscaprn9� .l'•ts �poisonous'�o�0up�s- has st�bkd�ng �^or�s,:,ngle p;,lahtse
in urban p`1'ant'iNgs. Ut vri'll ,do �we`b�l "iln.borders or, g,
accent• Along med i ans _ Border; oC group spacing-3-4. ' .
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. Apr1 199,1,
autumn o"l rove- - `Es:�•aeagnus umbe,1!1, a to
t7eSc-, ,ot,,on Large spreaeimq dec,,auous• sh'ruo to 12 "' . Often so:,nv at ones' of s leery o_rown�
or-ancnizts. Leave`s ovtatl often c,r�rsped' at margitns,,. green on toot, s'i'lver wv 'th Drown, s:oec kles
oenea,En . F i ower�s ians••i�gn'i f i cant 'i n Deaf az'i'sa I s. One seede6 b`er: r -; e''s rwnti,ch r-. oen ,,n Vai_e;
Seo,remoe�- October are ,red, ,w,1 th si lvery• sca ips. Branches often pendul•`ous ntth r•eavy "`'rJi,t,
crops.,. Easy to, transplant. Very wi,gorous and hardy,. 411,1;`1 produce benri�e "s ` =nd' an-01 3hc
year after' Cransplanti,ng.
SOl1' 4 S }:Ce" Wi 11, grown on �dr'y, infecti�lte,, ac'id si Ee,s: Not 'for wet soi hs. Neeos fual l sun
'to-:fie.
Use,,- 70i- `Parge ane,as,, screens,, borders, 'backgrounds,. Understory, for ai ne !a7npb.reaksG.
Contour rows and cl.Oos, for songbirds (1 i s,peci,es) and also cua,i l,,, *__urke,y', - grouse:
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