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Peck, Kaitlin
From:Farkas, Jim J
Sent:Monday, December 12, 2022 11:29 AM
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Cc:'Kevin Caldwell'
Subject:RE: \[External\] Steelpoint-Union County
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“Surface water” for a stream is the area between the banks of the stream and should be based on existing conditions
and the vegetated setback is not part of the surface water area. See attached, the pink hatched area appears to be the
surface water area (assuming that the edges correspond to the banks of the stream). Normally, you are not allowed to
place BUA within the vegetated setback, but 15A NCAC 02H .1017(12) allows for it in certain situations.

Jim Farkas
State Stormwater Engineer
North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality
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Jim

We’re preparing a FTA for the wetpond on this project. Can you please take a minute and look at the plan and see if I
have my surface water area shown correct. We are designing a creek crossing, so is the SW area the existing channel
area between the vegetated buffer or the area excluding the creek crossing.

That’s how I’ve shown it(the cross hatch pattern red)

Let me know, Thanks

Scott Gregory
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Civil Design
GEOSCIENCE GROUP, INC.
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Charlotte, NC 28217
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