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Middendorf Springs Mitigation Site, Anson County, NC
DMS Project No. 100151
Action ID: SAW-2021-01973
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. PROPOSED NATIONWIDE PERMIT ACTIVITY...............................................................................1
1.1 PROJECT SUMMARY.............................................................................................................................1
1.2 EXISTING CONDITIONS......................................................................................................................1
1.3 NATIONWIDE PERMIT ACTIVITY................................................................................................... 2
1.3.1 STREAM ACTIVITY...................................................................................................................... 2
1.3.2 WETLAND ACTIVITY.................................................................................................................. 2
1.3.3 SOIL ACTIVITY.............................................................................................................................. 3
2. NATIONWIDE PERMIT COMPLIANCE..............................................................................................3
2.1 NATIONWIDE PERMIT GENERAL CONDITIONS....................................................................... 3
2.2 REGIONAL CONDITIONS....................................................................................................................7
2.3 WOTUS IMPACTS REQUIRED FOR PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION.....................................9
2.3.1 STREAM IMPACTS....................................................................................................................... 9
2.3.2 WETLAND IMPACTS.................................................................................................................10
2.4 STREAM AND WETLAND IMPACT AVOIDANCE/MINIMIZATION..................................13
3. SECTION 401 COMPLIANCE..............................................................................................................13
3.1 GENERAL CONDITIONS...................................................................................................................13
TABLES
Table 1. USACE Nationwide Permit general conditions and project compliance measures.......... 3
Table 2. USACE Wilmington District General Conditions and Regional Conditions applicable to
NW P 27........................................................................................................................................... 7
Table 3. Stream impacts associated with Site activities................................................................. 9
Table 4. Wetland impacts associated with Site activities............................................................. 11
Table 5. Water Quality Certification 4255 general conditions compliance .................................. 14
APPENDICES
Appendix A Middendorf Springs Plan Set with ESC

Middendorf Springs Mitigation Site, Anson County, NC
DMS Project No. 100151
Action ID: SAW-2021-01973
1. PROPOSED NATIONWIDE PERMIT ACTIVITY
1.1 PROJECT SUMMARY
The Middendorf Springs Mitigation Site (Site) is located approximately 10 miles south of Wadesboro in
the town of Morven, Anson County, North Carolina. The site can be accessed from Gulledge road, centroid
coordinates 34.855,-80.1075. The site lies within the Yadkin River Basin, United States Geological Survey
(USGS) hydrologic unit code (HUC) 03040201, and 12-digit HUC 030402010202. This project proposes to
restore 12,962.583 linear feet (LF) and enhance 500.119 LF of intermittent and perennial streams to
provide 13,295.996 stream mitigation units (SMU). Additionally, 5.73 acres of wetlands will be
rehabilitated and re-established for 5.570 riparian wetland mitigation units (WMU). The site will be
protected in perpetuity by a 74.36-acre easement. All proposed activities conform to the general
conditions of Nationwide Permit (NWP) 27 (Aquatic Habitat Restoration, Enhancement, and
Establishment Activities). A Site preliminary jurisdictional determination (Action ID SAW-2021-01973) was
issued on July 27, 2022.
1.2 EXISTING CONDITIONS
The Site consists of eight unnamed tributaries that flow north to south which drain to South Fork Jones
Creek and approximately 20 acres of drained and row -cropped hydric soils in the floodplain of South Fork
Jones Creek. The drainage areas for each tributary are provided in the site mitigation plan, which has been
uploaded into RIBITS and Laserfiche. Primary land use within the tributary drainage areas consists of row
crop and poultry operations. The poultry operations are located on adjacent parcels upstream of Tributary
1 and are not part of the farming operations of the parent tracts of the mitigation site. The project site
and parent tract are entirely in row crop with some areas of woods. Wooded areas within the site are
located along the riparian areas of South Fork Jones Creek, Tributary 1 (Upper) and along Tributaries 113
and 1C. Impervious surface accounts for less than one percent of the drainage area. Historic and current
land use included timber production and row -cropping. There are no signs of impending land use changes
or development pressure that would impact the project throughout the watershed.
Historic aerial imagery indicates that the Site was used extensively for timber production, with conversion
to row crop agriculture occurring in approximately 2016. Current agricultural activities have degraded the
riparian areas and contributed to the degradation of the stream channels. The site has not been used for
cattle pasture historically, and no livestock are currently present. The Site will be composed of a single
easement area with eight tributaries that drain to South Fork Jones Creek. Morphological data for site
streams is included in site mitigation plan.
The site supports 23 jurisdictional wetland features, all of which are classified as riparian non-riverine
wetlands. The wetlands occur on side slopes and floodplains that drain to on -site stream channels. Surface
saturation and surface water were the dominant wetland hydrology indicator, and soils exhibited low
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chroma matrix and redoximorphic hydric soil indicators. Hydrophytic vegetation was observed in some
areas; however, due to the manipulation of the Site for agricultural purposes, the vegetation is considered
significantly disturbed.
1.3 NATIONWIDE PERMIT ACTIVITY
The project will improve stream and wetland functions through stream restoration, wetland restoration,
and conversion of agricultural fields into riparian buffer within the Yadkin River basin. Benefits include
increased hydrological function, improvements to water quality and improved aquatic habitat. Through
the restoration approach, hydraulic and geomorphology functions will be improved and could also benefit
physiological and biological functions. The project stressors, goals, and objectives are described in detail
in the Middendorf Springs Mitigation Site Mitigation Plan.
1.3.1 STREAM ACTIVITY
The Site includes Priority I and Enhancement Level I restoration. For Tributary 113, which is relatively short
and steep, Enhancement Level I will be used to establish grade control and create pools. A bankfull bench
will be constructed to provide stable dimension based upon sediment transport requirements. Small in -
stream structures, such as log sills, will be installed to provide grade control, establish pools and increase
bedform diversity. Streambanks will be graded to provide stable slope and a 50-foot riparian buffer will
be planted with native woody and herbaceous species.
The remaining reaches (IA -lower, 1C, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6) at the site will undergo Priority I restoration, which
includes establishing a new, sinuous channel based on stable reference reach condition. The channel bed
elevation will be raised to reconnect streambanks to floodplain, and natural bedform with riffle -pool
sequence and deep pool habitat will be established to provide diversity of aquatic habitat. A 50-foot
riparian buffer will be planted with native woody and herbaceous species. In -channel structures will be
installed where necessary to maintain grade and establish bedform. Bed material will be added to all riffles
to construct constructed riffles, while in steeper riffle locations (>2.5% slopes), log "roller" structures will
be installed to provide more resistance to increased shear stress.
The existing impaired tributaries will be backfilled with excavated materials.
1.3.2 WETLAND ACTIVITY
The Site will provide 5.570 riparian WMUs through a combination of wetland reestablishment and
rehabilitation. Planting of woody vegetation will occur in areas where existing riparian wetlands are
present. The hydrologic restoration of these areas will be directly related to stream restoration activities
and removal of the drainage tile system. Removal of the drainage tiles will raise local groundwater
elevations and allow for more frequent groundwater interaction. These reestablished wetland areas will
be planted with bare root hardwood trees and shrubs, and rough graded to increase runoff retention in
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small shallow areas. This rehabilitation effort aims to re-establish the Riverine Swamp Forest community
that historically existed in the watershed.
1.3.3 SOIL ACTIVITY
Soil grading will occur during stream restoration activities. Topsoil will be stockpiled during construction
and spread on the soil surface once a subgrade has been established. Areas of soil compaction from row
crop agriculture will be deep ripped to break up the soil surface prior to planting. Surface roughening will
create shallow depressional areas within floodplain, re-establishing more natural conditions and
establishing habitat diversity. No depressional areas will be created deeper than 6" within the wetland
cells. Coarse woody debris from site clearing will be added to wetland areas to provide wildlife habitat,
increase surface roughness, and absorb water energy during overbank events.
2. NATIONWIDE PERMIT COMPLIANCE
2.1 NATIONWIDE PERMIT GENERAL CONDITIONS
The proposed construction project would comply with the USACE 2021 General Conditions for NWPs and
USACE Wilmington District Regional Conditions, including regional conditions applicable to NWP 27. The
Pre -Construction form and this document were prepared to show compliance with the permit. Project
compliance with NWP general conditions is included in Table 1.
Table 1. USACE
Nationwide Permit
general conditions
and project compliance measures.
General
Description
ApplicableNWP
Project Activity Description
Condition
to Project
No streams or waterbodies within the project are used
1
Navigation
No
for navigation or require signs or signals for navigational
purposes.
The project will utilize surface water diversion during
2
Aquatic Life
Yes
channel construction and during fill of the existing
Movement
channel to provide continual flow for aquatic life
downstream of the project.
No known spawning areas are present within the project
3
Spawning Areas
No
area and the project is outside of mapped spawning
areas.
Migratory bird breeding may occur within the project
Migratory Bird
area between March 1 and September 10. USFWS
4
Breeding Areas
Yes
Migratory Bird Act Best Management Practices will be
implemented to reduce potential impacts to migratory
birds as a result of project activities.
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General
Description
ApplicableNWP
Project Activity Description
Condition
to Project
5
Shellfish Beds
No
No shellfish beds are located within the project area or
within the project area watershed.
All construction materials will be sourced on -site from
6
Suitable Material
Yes
existing clean fill or will be sourced from appropriate
suppliers and will be free from toxic pollutants in toxic
amounts.
Water Supply
No public supply water intakes are located within the
7
Intakes
No
project area.
All active channel work will utilize a surface water
Adverse Effects
diversion with a temporary impervious dike to allow for
8
from
No
maintenance of downstream water flow. No permanent
Impoundments
impoundment of water will occur as a result of the
project.
The project will utilize surface water diversion during
9
Management of
Yes
channel construction and during fill of the existing
Water Flows
channels to provide continual flow for aquatic life
downstream of the project.
Fills within 100-Year
The project does not lie within a 100-year floodplain and
10
Floodplain
NO
is not within a regulatory floodway.
Heavy equipment will utilize log mats or other measures
when crossing areas of soil saturation or where soil
conditions are not suitable for vehicular traffic. All site
11
Equipment
Yes
soils in temporary access areas will be returned to pre -
construction conditions. Soils within proposed wetland
mitigation areas will be ripped and disked prior to
planting to ameliorate for construction and long-term
agricultural impacts.
Soil Erosion and
A soil and erosion sedimentation control plan is included
12
Sediment Controls
Yes
with the project plan set in Appendix A.
All temporary fills, such as impervious dikes used during
13
Removal of
Yes
pump around activities, will be removed at the end of
Structures and Fills
construction activities. Temporary impact areas will be
returned to pre -construction conditions.
A maintenance plan for the site is included in the
14
Proper Maintenance
Yes
mitigation plan which has been uploaded into RIBITS and
Laserfiche.
15
Single and Complete
Yes
The project will be completed under a single NWP 27.
Project
Wild and Scenic
No National Wild or Scenic rivers, or rivers officially
16
Rivers
No
designated by Congress as a "study river" are present
within the project, or within the project watershed.

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General
Condition
17
Description
Tribal Rights
ApplicableNWP
to Project
No
Project Activity Description
No tribal rights will be impacted as a result of the project.
The project identified four species that may be affected
as part of project activities: the federally endangered red -
cockaded woodpecker (Picoides borealis) and Schweinitz's
sunflower (Helianthus schweinitzii), the proposed
endangered tricolored bat (Perimyotis subflavus), and
candidate species, monarch butterfly (Danaus plexippus).
The project will evaluate tricolored bat requirements
when the species is officially listed by USFWS.
18
Endangered Species
Yes
A presence/absence survey for Schweinitz's sunflower
was conducted on September 8, 2020, and the results
indicated that the Site does not support habitat for the
species.
The site was reviewed by USFWS on January 22, 2021,
and the agency concurred that the site did not provide
suitable habitat for identified listed species, and the
USFWS "does not believe the project will adversely affect
any federally listed or proposed species". USFWS
correspondence is included in the approved mitigation
site plan.
A desktop review of available aerial imagery identified
four small water bodies within a 1.0 mile plus 660 feet
radius of the project alignment, however, the water
bodies are not large enough or sufficiently open enough
to be considered potential feeding sources for bald eagle.
A pedestrian survey for bald eagle nests within areas of
potential nesting habitat located in or within 660 feet of
Migratory Birds and
the project alignments was conducted during site
19
Bald and Golden
Yes
delineation efforts in 202 and multiple times during site
Eagles
visits in 2022 and 2023. No nests or individuals were
observed. A review of the NCNHP database did not
identify any eagle observations within 1-mile of the
project alignment.
The project will adhere to USFWS Migratory Bird Best
Management Practices to minimize impacts to migratory
birds during project activities.

Middendorf Springs Mitigation Site, Anson County, NC
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Action ID: SAW-2021-01973
General
Description
ApplicableNWP
Project Activity Description
Condition
to Project
A review of the North Carolina State Historic Preservation
Office GIS Web Service database on March 30, 2020,
revealed no National Register listings within a one -mile
radius of the Site. A letter was submitted to the North
Carolina State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO) on April
20
Historic Properties
Yes
24, 2020. SHPO responded on June 11, 2020, and stated
that they were aware "of no historic resources which
would be affected by the project". Cultural resources
documentation is included in approved mitigation site
plan.
Previously Unknown
If any previously unknown historic, cultural or
21
Remains and
Yes
archaeological remains and artifacts are discovered as a
Artifacts
result of project activities, the proper agencies will be
contacted, and all construction activities will be paused.
22
Designated Critical
No
No critical resource waters are present within the project
Resource Waters
area or within the project watershed.
Jurisdictional features will be impacted as a result of
channel realignments. A detailed description of the
23
Mitigation
Yes
impacts, as well as applicable mitigation requirements,
and avoidance and minimization measures, are included
in Sections 2.3 and 2.4 below.
Safety of
No impoundment structures will be constructed or
24
Impoundment
No
impacted as a result of project activities.
Structures
Utilizing an ecosystem restoration approach on the Site
will further improve water quality and functional uplift of
the watershed and will have a positive impact on water
25
Water Quality
Yes
quality of downstream watersheds. The localized
ecological and water quality benefits provided from the
project could, in combination with other restoration
projects within the watershed, have beneficial impacts to
the Yadkin River Basin.
26
Coastal Zone
No
The site is not included in an area that requires a Coastal
Management
Zone Management Act Consistency Determination.
27
Regional and Case-
Yes
The project will comply with any additional federal or
by -Case Conditions
state regional conditions.
28
Use of Multiple
No
The project will be completed under a single NWP 27.
Nationwide Permits
Transfer of
The project will comply with any permittee transfer
29
Nationwide Permit
Yes
Verifications
requirements, as necessary.
30
Compliance
Yes
The project will submit a compliance certification at the
Certification
completion of authorized project activities.

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2.2 REGIONAL CONDITIONS
The proposed mitigation project would comply with the USACE Wilmington District 2021 Regional
Conditions for NWPs (as applicable). Compliance with Regional and NWP 27 specific conditions are
included in Table 2.
Table 2. USACE Wilmineton District General Conditions and Reeional Conditions applicable to NWP 27.
tion Applicable Project Activity Description
ConditionRegional
Project
Section A Excluded Water and/or Areas
Anadromous Fish
The project is outside of essential fish habitat as shown
1
Spawning Areas
No
on NOAA Essential Fish Habitat mapping.
Trout Waters
Project is located in Anson County, which is not an
2
Moratorium
NO
identified county with a designated trout watershed.
Project activities are outside of identified Atlantic
3
Sturgeon Spawning
No
sturgeon critical habitat and is not located within the
Areas
Roanoke River basin.
Submerged Aquatic
The project is outside of essential fish habitat as shown
4
No
on NOAA Essential Fish Habitat mapping. No SAV is
Vegetation
present within or adjacent to the project area.
Section
B Regional Conditions Applicable to All NWPs
Critical Habitat in
Project is in Anson County, which is not a county in
1
Western NC
No
western North Carolina.
The project is not located in areas mapped as primary
2
Special Designation
No
nursery areas as described in the North Carolina State
Waters
Administrative Code.
Project is located in Anson County, which is not an
3
Trout Waters
No
identified county with a designated trout watershed
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Description
Applicable
Project Activity Description
ConditionRegional
.
Western NC Waters
Project is located in Anson County, which is not a county
4
and Corridors
No
in western North Carolina.
Limitation of Loss of
The project proposes to increase the stream length and
5
No
area within the site and will not result in a loss of stream
Stream Bed
bed.
Pre -Construction
Notification for Loss
The project proposes to increase the stream length and
6
of Stream Bed
No
area within the site and will not result in a loss of stream
Exceeding 0.02
bed.
acres
Mitigation for Loss
The project proposes to increase the stream length and
7
No
area within the site and will not result in a loss of stream
of Stream Bed
bed.
Any riprap used will be of approved material, size, and
8
Riprap
Yes
free of any loose dirt and pollutants.
Culverts will be removed within the conservation
easement area at Tributary 6 and will be reinstalled
9
Culvert Placement
Yes
upstream of the conservation easement to allow for
landowner access to the property to the east of the
stream. All culverts will comply with Regional conditions
for countersinking.
10
Utility Lines
No
The project activities do not include installing utility lines.
All temporary fills, such as impervious dikes used during
Temporary Access
pump around activities, will be removed at the end of
11
Fills
Yes
construction activities. Temporary impact areas will be
returned to pre -construction conditions.
Federal Navigation
Project activities are not located in Federally authorized
12
Channel Setbacks
NO
waterways.
The Northern -long eared bat is not included in the list of
species provided from the USFWS Information for
Planning and Consultation (IPaC) database results.
Northern Long-
The site was reviewed by USFWS on January 22, 2021,
eared Bat-
and the agency concurred that the site did not provide
13
Endangered Species
No
suitable habitat for identified listed species, and the
Act Compliance
USFWS "does not believe the project will adversely affect
any federally listed or proposed species". USFWS
correspondence is included in the approved mitigation
site plan, which has been uploaded into RI BITS and
Laserfiche
West Indian
The project is not located in a Western Indian Manatee
14
Manatee Protection
No
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Applicable
Description
Project Activity Description
ConditionRegional
.
ESA Programmatic
The project is not relying upon any ESA PBOs for any
15
No
Biological Opinions
federally listed species.
Work on Eastern
16
Band of Cherokee
No
The project is not located within EBCI trust lands.
Indian Land
Sedimentation and
Erosion Control
A soil and erosion sedimentation control plan is included
17
Yes
Structures and
with the project plan set in Appendix A.
Measures
Section C Regional Conditions Applicable to NWP 27
Project will not remove any dams or other impounding
1
Dam Removal
No
structures
2.3 WOTUS IMPACTS REQUIRED FOR PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION
2.3.1 STREAM IMPACTS
The project proposes to restore 12,962.583 linear feet (LF) and enhance 500.119 LF of intermittent and
perennial streams. In order to accomplish the proposed stream restoration, the project will require the
permanent filling of 79.83 linear feet (325.75 square feet) of perennial stream and 88.11 linear feet
(355.93 square feet) of temporary impacts from construction of the culvert installation and removal, as
detailed on Sheet C-25 and C-28. Stream impacts are detailed in Table 3.
Completion of the proposed project will improve bank stability, water quality, and aquatic habitat within
all tributaries and would not negatively impact aquatic resource functions within the reach.
Compensatory mitigation will not be required for stream restoration activities because more linear
footage is being restored than the original amount per the contract. Post construction monitoring of the
proposed stream restoration activities will be conducted as detailed in the Middendorf Mitigation Site
Mitigation Plan, which has been uploaded into RIBITS and Laserfiche.
Table 3. Stream impacts associated with Site activities.
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Impact..
Culvert
4-02 UT-4
Permanent
36.38
143.63
0.0033
C-25
Installation
Culvert
T-28 UT-4
Temporary
29.75
117.27
0.0027
C-25
Installation
Culvert
6-05 UT-6
Permanent
43.45
182.12
0.0042
C 28
Installation
Culvert
T-29 UT-6
Temporary
30.3
125.71
0.0029
C 28
InstallationI
Tor
2.3.2 WETLAND IMPACTS
There will be 0.22 acres of permanent impacts to existing wetlands onsite due to channel realignment, as
well as 2.54 acres of temporary impacts resulting from access and grading during project construction.
The latter impacts are considered temporary in nature since the areas will be returned to pre -construction
contours and planted to allow for afforestation. Table 4 presents permanent and temporary impacts
associated with wetland activities. Permanent impacts will be mitigated on -site through the expansion of
Wetland A re-establishment area by 0.22 acres. This expansion is included in the project design plans in
Appendix A. Existing wetlands were avoided to the maximum extent possible with the proposed stream
restoration design.
Project implementation will restore (re-establishment) 5.25 acres and rehabilitate 0.32 acres, which will
offset permanent wetland losses associated with the channel re -alignments. Therefore, the project will
provide a net gain of wetlands even with impacts to wetlands due to channel realignment, providing a
total of 5.35 WMU.
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Table 4. Wetland
Impact
impacts
associated
with Site activities.
Area
ID
..Impact
Stream
Wetland
1-01
Permanent
UT-1C
427.7
0.01
Channel
C-19
B
Grading
Wetland
Construction
T-01
Temporary
UT-1C
2447.64
0.06
C-19
B
Access
Wetland
Construction
T-02
Temporary
UT-1C
4053.18
0.09
C-19
B
Access
Stream
Wetland
1-02
Permanent
UT-1C
1022.03
0.02
Channel
C-19
A
Grading
Wetland
Construction
T-03
Temporary
UT-1C
5631.91
0.13
C-19
A
Access
Wetland
Construction
T-04
Temporary
UT-1C
13000.49
0.30
C-19
A
Access
Wetland
Construction
T-05
Temporary
UT-1B
368.98
0.01
C-19
C
Access
Wetland
Construction
T-06
Temporary
UT-1B
258.37
0.01
C-19
p
Access
Stream
Wetland
1-04
Permanent
UT-113
545.18
0.013
Channel
C-19
C
Grading
Wetland
Construction
T-07
Temporary
UT-1B
689.7
0.02
C-19
C
Access
Stream
1-05
Wetland E
Permanent
UT-1
2695.5
0.06
Channel
C-21
Grading
Construction
T-08
Wetland E
Temporary
UT-1
12348.27
0.28
C-21
Access
Construction
T-09
Wetland E
Temporary
UT-1
10120.29
0.23
C-21
Access
Construction
T-10
Wetland E
Temporary
UT-1
1673.89
0.04
C-21
Access
Construction
T-11
Wetland E
Temporary
UT-1
3638.72
0.08
C-21
Access
Construction
T-12
Wetland E
Temporary
UT-1
160.54
0.004
C-21
Access
Construction
T-13
Wetland E
Temporary
UT-1
99.14
0.002
C-21
Access
Stream
1-06
Wetland E
Permanent
UT-1
115.51
0.003
Channel
C-21
Grading
Stream
1-07
Wetland E
Permanent
UT-1
430.16
0.01
Channel
C-21
Grading
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Impact
Area
ID
..Impact
Stream
1-08
Wetland E
Permanent
UT-1
183.01
0.004
Channel
C-21
Grading
Stream
Wetland
2-01
Permanent
UT-2
666.14
0.02
Channel
C-22
M
Grading
Wetland
Construction
T-14
Temporary
UT-2
1376.79
0.03
C 22
M
Access
Wetland
Construction
T 15
Temporary
UT-2
2014.21
0.05
C 22
M
Access
Stream
Wetland
3-01
Permanent
UT-3
8.77
0.0002
Channel
C-24
K
Grading
Wetland
Construction
T-16
Temporary
UT-3
50.07
0.0011
C-24
K
Access
Stream
Wetland
3-02
Permanent
UT-3
155.69
0.004
Channel
C-24
W
Grading
Wetland
Construction
T-17
Temporary
UT-3
727.28
0.017
C-24
W
Access
Stream
3-03
Wetland I
Permanent
UT-3
824.07
0.019
Channel
C-24
Grading
Construction
T-18
Wetland I
Temporary
UT-3
3657.9
0.084
C-24
Access
Construction
T-19
Wetland I
Temporary
UT-3
4829.92
0.111
C-24
Access
Stream
4-01
Wetland S
Permanent
UT-4
88.77
0.002
Channel
C-25
Grading
Construction
T-20
Wetland S
Temporary
UT-4
547.81
0.013
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Middendorf Springs Mitigation Site, Anson County, NC
DMS Project No. 100151
Action ID: SAW-2021-01973
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2.4 STREAM AND WETLAND IMPACT AVOIDANCE/MINIMIZATION
In accordance with Section 404(b)(1) guidelines, alternatives were considered to avoid and minimize
WOTUS impacts. Due to the nature of the project avoidance measures centered around appropriate re-
alignment of the tributaries and management of site soils to reduce impacts from construction of the new
stream channels. The construction access plan has minimized impacts to site soils to the extent
practicable. An Erosion and Sedimentation Plan has been developed to minimize impacts to water quality
during construction. The proposed project will increase the stability of Site streams and will result in a net
improvement and functional uplift of the stream and re-establishment of a riparian corridor with riparian
and wetland systems. Temporary impacts to riparian wetlands will be restored to pre -construction
contours, with the areas undergoing additional supplemental woody plantings to restore the areas to
forested wetlands. No credit is being sought for these areas.
3. SECTION 401 COMPLIANCE
3.1 GENERAL CONDITIONS
North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality, Division of Water Resources (DWR), Water Quality
Certification Number 4255 has been issued to conform to the requirements of 33CFR330 Appendix A (B)
(27) of USACE regulations and applicable federal and state laws and regulations. The proposed project will
require an Individual DWR Water Quality Certification as it does not comply with DWR Water Quality
13

Middendorf Springs Mitigation Site, Anson County, NC
DMS Project No. 100151
Action ID: SAW-2021-01973
Certification Conditions due to the permanent fill of site wetlands associated with the construction of the
new stream channels. Compliance with the remaining general conditions is included in Table 5.
Table 5. Water Quality Certification 4255 general conditions compliance.
Project Activity
Certification
Condition
Description
Meets General
Certification
Project Activity Description
ThresholdGeneral
Does not meet
If any of the conditions of this General
requirements for General
a
Certification cannot be met; or
No
Certification; Individual
Certification will be
required.
Total temporary and permanent impacts to
The project will utilize
streambanks of greater than 150 feet for bank
natural bank stabilization
b
stabilization projects when non -natural
Yes
techniques primarily by
armoring techniques (e.g., rip -rap, gabion
constructing a new plan and
baskets, deflection walls) are utilized; or
profile for the stream.
Total temporary and permanent impacts to
Project utilizes Priority 1
streambanks of greater than 500 feet for bank
stream restoration to
c
stabilization projects when natural techniques
Yes
meeting project goals and is
(e.g., sloping, vegetation, geolifts) are used; or
not a bank stabilization
project.
Any permanent fill into, or modification of,
streambeds except for single and
independent stream stabilization or
Restoration of Site streams
enhancement projects involving in -stream
utilizes natural channel
structures that meet the following criteria:
design techniques typically
d
i. Designed based on current natural channel
Yes
employed in first and
techniques; and
second order Piedmont
ii. In -stream structures do not exceed a
spacing of three structures per 100 feet of
streams.
stream length up to a total of 500 feet of
streambank stabilization; or
The project will
permanently impact 0.22
acres of riparian wetlands
Any permanent fill into, or modification of,
as a result of stream
e
wetlands; or
No
channel construction.
Mitigation will be fulfilled
through the expansion of
Wetland A re-establishment
area.
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Middendorf Springs Mitigation Site, Anson County, NC
DMS Project No. 100151
Action ID: SAW-2021-01973
Project Activity
Certification
Condition
Description
Meets General
ThresholdGeneral
Certification
Project Activity Description
Any stream restoration or relocation other
than stream relocations that are conducted
Restoration of Tributary 1
for the purpose of proper culvert installation,
utilizes natural channel
f
alignment, protection, repair or maintenance
Yes
design techniques typically
where the relocation length is equal to or less
applied to first and second
than 50 feet in length and the relocated
order Piedmont streams.
stream is designed and installed based on
current natural channel techniques; or
Complete dewatering and drawdowns to a
sediment layer related to pond/dam
maintenance or removal unless the
No ponds or dams are
dewatering activity has been designed to
present within the project
ensure no discharge of sediment will occur
Yes
area and no dewatering
g
into downstream waters AND has been
activities will occur as a
covered by a Sediment and Erosion Control
result of project
Plan Approval from the Division of Energy,
implementation.
Mineral, and Land Resources (DEMLR) or a
delegated local program; or
Any permanent impacts to waters, or to
No ORW, HQW, SA, WS-I,
wetlands adjacent to waters, designated
WS-II, Trout, North Carolian
h
as:ORW (including SAV), HQW (including PNA),
Yes
or National Wild and Scenic
SA, WS-I, WS-II, Trout, or North Carolina or
Rivers are present within
National Wild and Scenic River; or
the Site.
The project is not located
Any permanent impacts to coastal wetlands
within a coastal county, and
i
[15A NCAC 07H .0205], or Unique Wetlands
Yes
no coastal wetlands or
(UWL) [15A NCAC 02B .0231]; or
Unique wetlands are
present.
15

Middendorf Springs Mitigation Site, Anson County, NC
DMS Project No. 100151
Action ID: SAW-2021-01973
Project Activity
Certification
Condition
Description
Meets General
Certification
Project Activity Description
Any impacts to subject water bodies and/or
ThresholdGeneral
state regulated riparian buffers along subject
water bodies in the Neuse, Tar -Pamlico, or
Catawba River Basins or in the Randleman
Lake, Jordan Lake or Goose Creek Watersheds
(or any other basin or watershed with State
Regulated Riparian Area Protection Rules
[Buffer Rules] in effect at the time of
The project is located in the
application) unless:
Yadkin River basin and is not
j
i. The activities are listed as "EXEMPT" or
Yes
within a watershed with
"DEEMED ALLOWABLE" from these rules; or
State regulated riparian
ii. A Buffer Authorization Certificate is issued
area buffer protection rules.
by the NC Division of Coastal Management
(DCM); or
iii. A Buffer Authorization Certificate,
Certificate with Exception, or Minor Variance is
issued by a delegated or designated local
government implementing a state riparian
buffer program pursuant to 143-215.23.
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