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Home My WebLink About20160110 Ver 1_Emails_20160620Carpenter,Kristi From: Sent: To: Murray, Christopher A Monday, June 20, 2016 8:06 AM Alsmeyer, Eric C SAW; Ridings, Rob Cc: Carpenter,Kristi Subject: RE: NCDOT Division 5 permit application for widening of Rogers Road (SR 2052) and replacement of Bridge No. 910132 over Smith Creek in Wake Forest, Wake County; TIP/WBS: 17BP.5.R.47 Importance: Follow Up Flag: Flag Status: Eric and Rob, High Follow up Completed The Department is currently working on a re-design of the hydro drainage to reduce impacts to the adjacent mitigation site. A revised permit application will be sent to you later this week. Thanks, Chris Murray From: Murray, Christopher A Sent: Monday, April 25, 2016 9:59 AM To: Alsmeyer, Eric C SAW <Eric.C.Alsmeyer@usace.army.mil>; Ridings, Rob <rob.ridings@ncdenr.gov> Cc: Carpenter,Kristi <kristilynn.carpenter@ncdenr.gov> Subject: RE: NCDOT Division 5 permit application for widening of Rogers Road (SR 2052) and replacement of Bridge No. 910132 over Smith Creek in Wake Forest, Wake County; TIP/WBS: 17BP.5.R.47 Reference: NCDENR-DWR Project Number: 20160110 (Issued on March 4, 2016) Eric and Rob, The Department applied for a permit for this project on February 4, 2016. The NCDENR-DWR issued certifications for the project on March 4, 2016. Two construction issues have come up at this time. Note the following: Issue at Site 1(Bridge near 21+00 -L-) A portion of the project limits at the bridge is located within the Smith Austin Creek Mitigation Site and this use requires coordination with the North Carolina Interagency Review Team. An existing rock cross vane installed as part of the mitigation site is located directly at the outlet of proposed standard v ditches upstream of the bridge. The Department proposes "field-set and integrate" the ditches to the existing rock cross vane. Specifically, the ditches will be shifted as necessary to be slightly upstream of the top of the rock cross vane to provide at least 2 feet of separation between the low point of the proposed ditches and the top of the rock cross vane. This solution will integrate the proposed ditches and rock vane together, creating the most stable long-term solution. This information is depicted below: �TAh1Q�AyRQ '1�" �IZCM i��yl �y�A�*� 'B' � IP RA� ' E�T �kJ ��r �� 1J �1 l,i� � �E� QET,�IL �� #��E1' �-� ��E��E� �� "�� o�� r � sv c 1'�N R��'�+. ��AS ��G�� #t�RIP A� — �� TAI�.�.�N�� `� �RA4 'V' C}tT�H 1�! 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We were under the understanding this 5.0' max cover applied under the roadway, but according to Pomona Pipes (delegate designer of the culvert) it also applies on the shoulder. As currently designed there is approximately 5.7' of fill at the right shoulder point. To reduce the fill, we are proposing to raise the downstream invert 1 foot to the natural channel bed elevation. The invert at the outlet will be set to match the adjacent downstream elevation. A mix of Class B and Class I rip rap will be installed in the a slight blow hole (i.e. countersunk) in the streambed below the outlet. The upstream invert would remain buried 1 foot and a one foot sill would be placed at the upstream face (slightly inset inside the culvert). A mix of Class B and Class I rip rap will be installed in the streambed (i.e. countersunk) up to the top of sill. 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I■■■■Gi �■!�■■■■■AG� From: Murray, Christopher A Sent: Thursday, February 04, 2016 9:36 AM To: Alsmeyer, Eric C SAW; Ridings, Rob Cc: Carpenter,Kristi Subject: NCDOT Division 5 permit application for widening of Rogers Road (SR 2052) and replacement of Bridge No. 910132 over Smith Creek in Wake Forest, Wake County; TIP/WBS: 17BP.5.R.47 Eric and Rob, NCDOT Division 5 proposes to widen Rogers Road (SR 2052) and replace Bridge No. 910132 over Smith Creek in Wake Forest, Wake County . The following information is attached as part of this permit application: -Signed and scanned copy of PCN form -In-lieu fee mitigation acceptance letter -FINALStream Permit Drawing Package -FINAL Riparian Buffer Permit Drawing Package Please contact me if you need additional information. Thanks, Chris Murray Christopher A. Murray, PWS Division Environmental Supervisor Division 5 (919) 220-4633 office cmurravCcDncdot.aov NCDOT-Division 5 2612 N. 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