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Smith, Cherri L
From: Steve Poland <monk338 @gmail.com>
Sent: Tuesday, July 07, 2015 2:18 PM
To: Smith, Cherri L
Subject: Re: 122 Custer Cove
Cherri #10 & #11 always trick me.
10. 96 sq. ft. below water level.
11. 120 sq. ft. excavation. 288 sq. ft. back fill above water level.
After you explained it to me this should be the correct answers.
Thanks: Steve Poland
On Tue, Jul 7, 2015 at 1:12 PM, Smith, Cherri L <cherri.smithancdenr.�4ov> wrote:
Hi Steve,
I just need your help accurately depicting the seawall and boat slip project at 122 Custer Cove. So in the
application for shoreline stabilization, question 10 where you indicate impacts below the normal water level,
that means what's being impacted in the water. Question 11 regarding impacts above the normal water level is
referring to impacts landward.
Boat slips whereby the land is being cut into, are impacts above the normal water level, so you have 120 square
feet for that. For seawalls, there are typically impacts both above and below the normal water level. The wall
itself is typically placed in the water at the water's edge so the square footage of the seawall itself is below the
normal water level. The backfilling is then above the normal water level.
If you could just help me get the impacts in your application accurately depicted, I would greatly appreciate
it. Thank you.
Cherri
Cherri Smith
NCDENR Division of Water Resources
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