20151191 Ver 1_Inspection_20170720

Wetland Inspection Report
Project Num: 20151191 Version: 1
Project Name: NCDOT - Replace Bridge 50 on
County: Rowan
Location: NCDOT - Replace Bridge 50 on SR 1986 (B-5160)
Latitude: +35° 47' 13"
SW Plan Location
Site Owner Name NC DOT Division 9
Inspection Date: 7/13/2017
Reason for Inspection Routine
Inspection Type: Site Inspection (DOT)
Inspection Contact Person:
On-Site Representative(s):
Primary Inspector: Dave Wanucha
Secondary Inspector(s):
Facility Compliance Status: � Compliant
Program Areas: 401 (includes isolated/non-404)
Question Areas:
� Permit (401 WQC)
Inspection Summary:
Title:
❑ Not Compliant
Status: Issued
Project Type: Replace bridge with culvert
Region: Winston-Salem
Longitude: -80° 38' 46"
Phone:
Phone: [phone]
Storm flow barrels were backfilled with native material and sills installed per the plan. Floodplain benches formed on their
own following several storm events that occurred prior to bench construction. Sediments were deposited where benches
were to be constructed. It was determined that further work was not needed to benches. We'll allow nature to take its
course on this one.
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Site Number: 20151191 Owner: Tippett, Lyndo
Inspection Date: 7/13/2017 Inspection Type: Site Inspection (DOT) Reason for Visit: Routine
Permit (401 WQC) Yes No NA NE
Does the impact(s) match what was approved in the 401 WQC or non 404 permit? �❑❑❑
Are the culverts and/or filled areas installed properly? �❑❑❑
Is the site compliant with additional conditions of the 401 WQC or non 404 permit? �❑❑❑
Comment: Flood plain benches were forminq on their own followinq several larqe storm events. DOT asked if anv
further work was needed per the plans to construct benches. It appeared that the benches were alreadv
functioninq without additional riprap. I reviewed the site with DOT bv walkinq alonq the newlv form
benches and determined that thev were stable. Veq was beqinninq to emerqe as well. We all decided to
leave well enouqh alone and seed and with native riparian mix and place orqanic fiber mattinq.
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