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HomeMy WebLinkAbout20221447 Ver 1_More Info Received_20230223MCADAMS RESPONSE TO COMMENTS > LEN22002 February 23, 2023 Ms. Sue Homewood 401 & Buffer Permitting Branch Division of Water Resources 217 West Jones Street Raleigh, North Carolina 27603 RE: Veridea Response to NCDWR Comments CRC-14010 The following are the response comments for the above -mentioned project. Our response comments are in bold. DIVISON OF WATER RESOURCES Sue Homewood sue.homewood@ncdenr.gov 1. With regards to the Division's concerns about maintaining hydrology within streams and wetlands retained within the project I have identified areas that remain a concern. It appears that the information provided only addressed the larger stream channels. I do not see any information provided on how the following streams and wetlands will maintain hydrology: Note: West Village — in gist; we really don't have West Village 100% vetted at this point. The layout is 30% at best; still very conceptual. So the concern about short circuiting and hydrologically drying up the stream features on this side of the site are easily addressed. To help with this we have included a PDF response to this in the subsequent pages and responses below. > Stream E and it's adjacent wetlands. McAdams Response: Stream E (and the existing Ponds at the headwaters there): we don't show any SCM's given that West Village & South Village for that matter too, are very much conceptual at this point — however, we will surely plan the design around keeping flow to those existing ponds and this stream start point as shown. Refer to Sheet 3 of the attached response showing the Veridea West Village overall. Although conceptual, the SCM preliminary locations should adequately address this concern, and this should not be an issue as we get into the West Village planning in the future. Following the plan we have had subsequent discussions with Robert Patterson, PE (Town of Apex Town Stormwater Engineer) to discuss practices during construction drawing design and SWM planning that we can achieve charging the hydrology in these features. He agreed that we can use similar tools to the NCDOT discharge tool box, and get stormwater from impervious to these upper reaches to meet this goal is not from a direct primary SCM. During the SIA master plan we will analyze for this as well as keeping the overall point of analyses creating experiences through experience 2905 Meridian Parkway, Durham, NC 27713 / 919. 361. 5000 MCADAMS RESPONSE TO COMMENTS > CRC-14010 for Veridea to adhere to our overall committed 100-year detention goals, and also to achieve our nutrient removal strategy. > Wetland F, Wetland G, and Stream F McAdams Response: Stream F (and the wetland G & F at the headwater): this is an identical scenario to Stream Feature "E" above — we just don't have that detail yet to prove the hydrological charging of the headwater. We can confirm that this will be taken into full consideration with the final layout/design and SCM's will be placed appropriately to assure we do not inadvertently dry the features out. > Stream I. McAdams Response: Stream I: Same as "E" and "F" above, I think we can place SCM's appropriately as illustrated to abate this concern. > Wetland R and the upper portion of Stream K. McAdams Response: Stream K (and wetland R): this is where we have planned the regional active recreation space for Veridea. I do not foresee placing SCM's at the wetland headwater/start point being of concern as we get into the master plan/facility arrangement there. Note: East Village - The only comment from the comment list is Stream DD, but the redline alluded to in the bottom paragraph has a few other features, so we included responses to that redline here, below too. Refer to the PDF Sheet 2 for an illustration of the responses below. > Stream DD. McAdams Response: Stream DD: we do divert a decent amount of base flow from the main Stream DD and the upper (northern spur) Stream CC feature. To address this, as stated in response to Stream E above, we spoke with Robert Patterson, and we're okay at time of CD's bypassing a certain amount of impervious to do a point discharge with a level spreader to the stream. We will still achieve post development hydraulic pre/post detention and overall nutrient treatment requirements. This small amount of impervious should address the concern over hydrological short circuiting and drying out of stream CC and DD as shown. I sketched areas in pink/green that this would likely occur. Stream GG: similar to DD above, we can plan to add more impervious bypass to keep that headwater charged with baseflow. Stream II: there exists upstream undeveloped areas that flow to this smaller feature. I illustrated that. Another method to keep that feature hydrologically sound is to move the SCM outlet point more northerly as I have illustrated. I believe this should address the concern there. creating experiences through experience 2 of 3 MCADAMS RESPONSE TO COMMENTS > CRC-14010 2. In addition, I've attached a page from your response that shows areas where SCMs are draining to channels however the exact outlet is not shown and the arrows point to lower down on the channel (areas in purple bubbles). I have concerns that these areas are solely depending on recharge from the SCM and the upper portions of the channels may lose hydrology above the point of recharge. McAdams Response: Refer to Sheet 2 of the ensuing pages showing the areas tributary referenced above. Consideration of this response is greatly appreciated. If you should have any questions or require additional information, please do not hesitate to contact me at 919. 361. 5000. Sincerely, MCADAMS Ryan Akers Feb 23 2023 5:20 PM Ryan Akers, PE, LEED® AP Group Manager RA/mp creating experiences through experience 3 of 3 fax 919. 361. 2269 license number: C-0293, C-187 0 U 0 U f0 CD U 1100 PERIMETER PARK, SUITE 112 MORRISVILLE, NC 27560 PHONE: 919. 465. 5900 'dNIIOaVJ HlifON `X3dt1 AennHDiH i sn o N`dld NOISIn1a8f1S H31Sb'W 1VI1N3IS3I 3DV11IA 1SV3 V]a II]A o z NFORMATION LEN-22002 PROJECT NO. 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