20140957 Ver 2_NC Comprehensive Legend rev 1 cm 10202017-DETAIL 1_20171208

LEGEND
■ ■ ■ ■ PROPERTY LINE STORM SEWER
EXTRA WORK SPACE TOPSOIL SEGREGATION AREA
—xxxxx FENCE UNDERGROUND ELECTRIC
w w w WATER LINE PROPOSED TEMPORARY R.O.W.
STREAM AREA OF NO DISTURBANCE
(AREA TO BE STABILIZED WITHIN 7 DAYS OF DISTURBANCE)
c c G G EXISTING GAS PIPELINE SANsnN SANITARY SEWER
OH off OH OVERHEAD UTILITY LINES EDGE OF GRAVEL WETLAND UTILITY POLE
w w (COLOR SHOWN TO PROVIDE CLARITY ONLY)
■ ■ ACCESS ROAD — — — — — — — — PROPOSED PERMANENT EASEMENT
PROPOSED GAS PIPELINE ■ m m m m ■ PROPOSED GAS PIPELINE (NO GROUND SURVEY)
- PERMANENT WATERBAR/SLOOPE BREAKER
(PROFILE VIEW) LIMIT OF DISTURBANCE
TEMPORARY WATERBAR/SLOOPE BREAKER _ sSRF BSRF ESRF BELTED SILT RETENTION
(PROFILE VIEW) FENCE (BSRF)
TRENCH BREAKER/PLUG COIR LOG
OSTREAM CROSSING COMPOST FILTER SOCK
OUSFWS STREAM CROSSING — x — x — = ORANGE SAFETY FENCE
WITH ENHANCED CONTROLS ROADSIDE DITCH
(COMPOST FILTER SOCK TO BE _
USED AT THE UPLAN D/WATERBODY, SOIL TYPE
�u�
BOUNDARY IN PLACE OF BSRF) -
GENERALIZED SURFACE WATER FLOW
CONSTRUCTION ENTRANCE WITH DITCH
CULVERT AS NEEDED SURFACE WATER FLOW WITHIN ROW
�\/■ CULVERT ACCESS ROAD WATERBARS 0 WATERBAR OUTLET (PLAN VIEW)
' CHECK DAM - WATERBAR (PLAN VIEW)
INLET/OUTLET PROTECTION TC TURBIDITY CURTAIN (PLAN VIEW)
50' TURBIDITY SAMPLING LOCATION (PLAN VIEW)
50' TURBIDITY AND TDS SAMPLING LOCATION (PLAN VIEW)
WETLANDS:
Palustrine Forested (PFO) Wetlands: comprised of 30% or more woody
vegetation that is greater than 20 feet (6m) tall with an understory of small trees
and shrubs, as well as an herbaceous layer.
Palustrine Scrub -Shrub (PSS) Wetlands: comprised of 30% or more of woody
vegetation that is cumulatively less than 20 feet (6m) tall. including shrubs. young
trees, and stunted trees or shrubs.
Palustrine Emergent (PENT) Wetlands: comprised of 30°'o or more herbaceous
vegetation typically dominated by perennial plants and vegetation that is present
for the majority of the growing season.
FEATURE NAMING PROTOCOL:
NON—FLOWING OR OPEN WATERBODIES:
Permanently flooded: Water covers the land surface throughout the year in all
years -
Semi -permanently flooded: Surface water persists throughout the growing
season in most years. When surface water is absent. the water table is usually
at or very near the land surface.
Seasonally flooded: Surface water is present for extended periods especially
early in the growing season. but is absent by the end of the season in most
years. When surface water is absent, the water table is often near the land
surface.
Temporarily flooded: Surface water is present for brief periods during the
growing season, but the water table usually lies well below the soil surface for
most of the season.
Each feature documented vithin the survey corridor Abe assigned a unique identifier (unique
ID). The first letter in the unique ID indicates the type of feature documented, including:
• W for vvetlands:
• Us" for streams or flo5:-..,,Ing �.,/aterbodies;
• uo" for open water or non-flov,,ing v,/aterbodies:
• Uno" for non -water points:
•
It p" for seeps or springs:
• ..x.. for noxious ,veed infestations. and
• "h" for species habitat.
This initial identifier is follo:,,;,ed by a two letter abbreviation that represents the county .'ithin
which the feature %-%-,as identified. A list of county abbreviations is provided in Table 6.3-1 belo,,,v.
Next is a letter that distinguishes each field crel��A��. Each field crew /ill be assigned a letter at the
start of the field survey program. Finally a three digit number is added to further distinguish
each feature. Numbering },vill folio:-,;, the survey direction in sequence of encounter rather than
relative position along the pipeline route.
f" for PFO v. etlands
s" for PSS ;,etlands
e" for PEM :%,,etlands
I GENERAL NOTES AND COMMENTS:
SYM. I DATE I BY
STREAMS:
ACCESS ROAD CLASSIFICATION:
EXISTING ROAD
MAJOR UPGRADE
EXISTING ROAD NO MODIFICATIONS --EXISTING ROAD NOT REQUIRING MODIFICATIONS
EXISTING ROAD MINOR UPGRADE --EXISTING ROADS THAT CONTAIN EITHER A COMPACTED EARTH OR GRAVEL SURFACE.
MINOR REGRADING AND/OR PLACEMENT OF SUPPLEMENTAL GRAVEL WITHIN THE EXISTING ROAD FOOTPRINT MAY OCCUR.
EXISTING ROAD MAJOR UPGRADE --GRADING AND ADDITION OF GRAVEL WITHIN AN EXPANDED FOOTPRINT TO OCCUR
ALONG THE MAJORITY OF THE ROAD. THE ROAD FOOTPRINT POST—CONSTRUCTION MAY EXCEED THAT EXISTING
PRE—CONSTRUCTION.
PROPOSED NEW ACCESS ROAD --CLEAR VEGETATION, GRADE, AND ADD GRAVEL ALONG FUEL LENGTH OF A NEW ROAD.
Perennial Stream: has flowing water year round during a typical year. The water
table is located above the stream bed for most of the year. Groundwater is the
Primary source of water for stream flow. Runoff from rainfall is a supplemental
source of water for stream flow.
Intermittent Stream: has flowing water during certain times of the year, when
groundwater provides water for stream flow. During dry periods. intermittent
streams may not have flowing water. Runoff from rainfall is a supplemental
source of water for stream flow.
Ephemeral Stream: has flowing water only during. and for a short duration after.
precipitation events in a typical year. Ephemeral stream beds are located above
the water table year round. Groundwater is not a source of water for the stream.
Runoff from rainfall is the primary source of water for stream flow.
REVISION INFORMATION
10/20/2017
CM
ISSUED IN RESPONSE to NCDEQ COMMENTS RECIEVED ON SEPTEMBER 15, 2017 (SUPERCEEDS REVISIONS FROM OCTOBER 6, 2017)
Point Feature Naming Protocol
County Codes
CM
InitialField
Identifier
County
Crew
LettCrewFeature
Number and Habitat Type
Point type
Number
North Carolina
Bladen
bl
Wetland Data Point
Cumberland
cm
Halifax
hl
001e, 001s, 001f
Johnstonj
o
v'
county
crew letter
001e1, 001e2, 001e3...(multiple
_w (wetland point)
(only for multiple data points
Nash
na
code
(a, b, c.._)
components of a similar type in
_LI (upland point)
in single wetland type)
Northampton
nr
complex)
Robeson
ro
Waterbody Data Point
Sampson
Wake
sa
wa
Same as waterbody line or polygon
Wilson
Wi
Non -Water Paints
no
county
crew letter
001, 002. 003...
n!a
n/a
code
(a, b, c... )
Seep or Spring Points
p
county
crew letter
001, 002. 003...
nr'a
n/a
code
(a, b, c...)
Line and Polygon Feature Naming Protocol
Initial identifier
County
Field Crew Letter
Feature Number and Habitat Type
Wetland Polygons
001e, 001s, 001f
w (wetland)::I
county code
crew letter (e.g. a, b, c)
001el, 001e2, 001e3_..(multiple components of a similar
type [for example, two PEN1 components of a complex])
Waterbody Lines and Polygons
s (stream)
county code
crew letter (e.g., a, b, c)
001, 002, 003
o (open water)
Noxious Weed Infestation Polygons
x (noxious weed)
county code
crew letter (e.g. a, b, c)0=11002,003
T&E Species Suitable Habitat Polygons
h (habitat)
I
county code
crew letter (e.g. a, b, c)
001, 002, 003
REVISION INFORMATION
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DRAWN:
CM 10/20/2017
CHECKED:
SR 10/20/2017
APP. FOR BID:
APP. FOR CONST,
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LICENSE #F-1223
ERM NC, INC.
15720 SRI,XI-IAM I TILL AVENUE, SUITE 120
CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA 28277
[phone]
SCALE: AS NOTED
Atlantic Coast Pipeline, LLC
925 White Oaks Blvd. Bridgeport, West Virginia 26330 / 681-842-8000
TITLE: ATLANTIC COAST PIPELINE
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10/06/2017
CM
ISSUED IN RESPONSE to NCDEQ COMMENTS RECIEVED ON SEPTEMBER 15, 2017 (SUPERCEEDS REVISIONS FROM SEPTEMBER 21, 2017)
ZL
09/27/17
EB
ISSUED IN RESPONSE to NCDEQ COMMENTS RECIEVED ON SEPTEMBER 15, 2017
Z
08/01/17
EB
ISSUED IN RESPONSE to NCDEQ COMMENTS
PROJECT/TASK I APP.
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DRAWN:
CM 10/20/2017
CHECKED:
SR 10/20/2017
APP. FOR BID:
APP. FOR CONST,
U --
LICENSE #F-1223
ERM NC, INC.
15720 SRI,XI-IAM I TILL AVENUE, SUITE 120
CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA 28277
[phone]
SCALE: AS NOTED
Atlantic Coast Pipeline, LLC
925 White Oaks Blvd. Bridgeport, West Virginia 26330 / 681-842-8000
TITLE: ATLANTIC COAST PIPELINE
EROSION AND SEDIMENT CONTROL LEGEND
DISTRICT: COUNTY: STATENC GROUP DWG. NO. REV.
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