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Home My WebLink About20141169 All Versions_Complete File_20070412US 17 STATE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT ONSLOW & JONES COUNTIES NORTH CAROLINA FROM SR 1330/SR 1439 SOUTH OF BELGRADE TO THE JONES - CRAVEN COUNTY LINE STIP NUMBER R-2514 B, C& D APRIL 12, 2007 SECTION 404/NEPA MERGER PROCESS CONCURRENCE POINT 2 MEETING DETAILED STUDY ALTERNATIVES CARRIED FORWARD FOR THE NORTHERN PORTION OF THE PROJECT FROM CHADWICK TO THE JONES-CRAVEN COUNTY LINE Prepared for: THE NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Prepared by: WILBUR SMITH ASSOCIATES 421 Fayetteville Street Mall Suite 1303 Raleigh, NC 27601 � ' ' ' ' , � � ' � ' ' ' R-2514 B, C, & D US 17 Improvements Concurrence Point 2 Meeting Agenda Study Alternatives Carried Forward The Northern Portion of the Project from Chadwick to the Jones — Craven County Line 1) Purpose of this Meeting: The purpose is to present information to the Merger Process Team in order to reach concurrence on Point 2, alternatives carried forward, based upon preliminary impacts for Segment 4 of the project. 2) TIP Description: The North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) proposes to improve a 16 mile portion of US 17 between SR 1330 (Deppe Loop Road)/SR 1439 (Spring Hill Road) south of Belgrade and the New Bern Bypass near the Jones/Craven County line, south of New Bern to multi-lanes with Bypasses of Belgrade, Maysville and Pollocksville on new location. This concurrence meeting is to review the northern portion of the project which includes a portion of section C and D. 3) Purpose & Need — Improve the capability of US 17 to meet its mandated objectives as part of the Interstate System, Strategic Highway Corridor Network, and North Carolina Strategic Corridor System. The existing roadway geometry, projected traffic, and projected land use conditions diminish US 17's ability to function efficiently. 4) Merger Process History and Current Project Status. A) Detailed Study Alternatives Carried Forward (Northern Sections) 1. Alternative 4A 5. Alternative 4G 2. Alternative 4B 6. Alternative 4H 3. Alternative 4D 7. Alternative 41 4. Alternative 4E 8. Alternative 41D B) August 24, 2006 Merger Team Informational Meeting — The purpose was to present information to the Merger Process Team regarding the current status of R-2514 and design changes due to the Strategic Corridor Initiative. Team agreed to divide the project into two halves to facilitate discussions on corridor selection. Additionally, it was determined that the merger process needed to look at CP2A and that bridging alternatives would be reviewed in the field. C) November 1, 2006 Field Meeting - Held to review bridging alternatives southern section. ' D) Revised Preliminary Plans — The revised plans incorporated SHC revisions (Interchanges, grade separations, superstreet design) and bridging design and recommendations from the November 1St CP2A field meeting. � ' ' ' � � i LJ LJ ' ' , , , , , ' ' � C� 1 E) February 22, 2007 CP2A & 3 Meetings — Held to review bridging options and corridor selection for southern section of the project. F) March 6, 2007 Field Meeting - Held to review bridging alternatives for northern section. G) R-2514 A Disposal Site Violation. 5) Detailed Study Alternatives for Consideration. • R-2514 B, C& D Location Figure • Southern Portion Project Figure Chadwick to Jones — Craven County Line • Town and Community Location Figures • Cultural, Architectural and Community Resources • Public Involvement Tables • Preliminary Roadway Design Plans 6) Key Issues. a. Goshen Community - Alternative 4H Impacts. b. Town of Pollocksville — Opposition to Alternatives 4A, 4B, 41 and 41D. c. Foscue and Simmons Plantations — Opposition to any Alternatives east of existing US 17. d. Bryan-Bell Farm — Opposition to Alternative 4H. NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION R-2514 B, C& D LOCATION MAP re 1 Legend HUMAN ENVIRONMENT CONSTRAINTS — Pavetl Roaa 1 Faith Prayer House Church 9 New Life Outreach Center O Allernaro4F � Alterne;a4G t t Cemelery Conmunit Lecahon � CommumlyCencer p Cburch i/ -- UnimpravetllGrevel Roatl Y �� 2 Memodal Baptisl Chumh t0 Pollocksville Presbytenan ChurGi _. /�� O Allernete 48 � Altena�e 4H � 3 Maysville United Methodist Church » polbcksviile Baplist Church r�� --- Town Bountlary �� Altemate a0 O Altema�e 41 School Reneationai Faciliry , Archaeological Site 4 First Baptist Church of Maysville �2 SL Matthew United Church of Chns� T� -- County Bounaary 5 Maysville Church of Christ � 3 New Life Communiry Church Alternata 4E Altemale 41� 6 First Mi5510n2 Ba tist Church o=�u i uo� z ueu — Preumina Corriaors Swd Bountla - O Post Office ry P 14 Polbcksville Methotlist Church 0' Y �Y � Emergency Sarviw Fanll:y � � Hrslanc Ols�ricVPmpetly 7 Mortis Chd el AME Cha el ' P P 15 Clinton Chapel Memodal Church iw _�o o __ e Pr=_= lNiu Ch�pel FL4NVB Church i6 Zion Chapzi Church '� � o.�roaot \ �'�� ; i� . :�- . ��° �� 1 � _�- V �r.t� N�i � +: ,- _ � . i \.' � _ � � �. �� ,� �V / ° �� (' ,�. r� j �' ; -�. � � , ` ��. 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Nathan � y GARNET ,� �, J � 5immons„ /,-; �% �a , i� s' � ��J� � , _ � , Historic \'., � � � ? �L'3 �r � � `=s' ' HEIGHTS �� ' �� `'� ''� ` Plantation � _ � ' � ' f Foscue ' � �, 1 "�� 3. - s � +�� , Bryan Lavender �� `- ��, s � , �t ::>� F-__� +,� ', Farm , �� District . , `, • , ;_ ; y , � ' �� = . - , � `�' � �-� i�� , �: �. House � k�L',�-�. � � J ' �� c ��Y , �` . \� �' . 'Z � , ! �� \ . -v � _ . . l ' l'�j \ ` �' ` J _ I J <ty _ .' . � . _ � . &� i ��t �� X +'?.q �i � G' � .. J \ i / � ',' . -- '�, / . �� a � _;�a'� . .,d � � ♦ r �F,t+ \. � t ..r ,\ • �� i �'v�v��U-' ai'% . - ti� �\ _. � _ [ ��c 1 `�cy.,S � ....,_ � �;': ., , ' 1 �� y ' � ,�F"' � 3 / � .. �`� �� _ -C \ ^ l ��_� i -.>>`/�` � .>.. e�--`.-_<S�' � >� f, s � ��:lj� ��'b� `Y �i � � ' � � ., - _ � �� , . (,._ � `'.�nj- _ _ - C-�-�-Y3 _ � ��./% !,._ l y�. t �� r i � -._ �� .1' - !�<'. -.��.%� � -�� '� -�•�'��r - _ ''� 1�,;.. -., -� \ � -�ul� '\ -�� l� � ��.,k�` �� i'.. ��"' ,'��'�1 Tv_.`'a.�.��:�-'-, ��.�"� � ` ' c; /�"' � ' , ��.�g�t'" , � . � - � \_" . ; _ , ;- • -_ s., lo- ,. �� ;., �� // �� ' _� ; : t� i` -� �, (j� �.�Lr �,,,`-��' A�� _^ ��'•,,, R-2514 D CORRIDOR CONSTRAINTS MAP ��„ �, � oo0 1 \ ��, .J�i'�/� - � __ ' � � 1 AMWU�f� � . (� ��Y�.A�£�._ 0 �. � �- J- S _ ' ' , , �� , � ' ' �� II LJ � , ' � �i �I � r ' � CJ �� fl�� fl�� c�� t�'�r�.�rin�+ �� k�e� �cr� ��rnr�c��itg� ��e We, the undersigned have affixed our names below as a firm protest against the expansion of highway 17 into the Goshen Community. We and our posterity, h.ave aiready, or wiil suffer profoundly in all aspects o.f our being- Spiritually, intellectually, physically, socially, and fin.ancially- because of the insertion of the Pollocksville Sewage Treatment Plant in this community already. We offer protest to the highway project as a statement of respect and as a gesture of protection to the deceased of our foreparents. � Our foreparents named and molded Goshen after the Goshen of the Bible, which was a refuse of safety and peace for Israelite descendants. Like their Biblical counterparts, our foreparents gave � their fives to preserve this land as a place of refuse and peace for their children and their children's children's. � Goshen's longevity is greater than any other parcel at land owned by Blacks in Jones County. Should we be asked to sacrifice more of our beloved Goshen than the land for the Pollocksville ' Sewage Treatment Plant? Isn't it time for someone else to help bear the burden of our towns so called progress? � � . �� ' , a P�. Bosc 2�3 � PoUocEcsviQe NC 28753 �� .. � �t , �,.�� Gc/ � , � . . ._-� .�!�-� � ' .3 �z�,��-�, 1/�� S, . . � ...5. . � .. � • -��-� . . �. �� 1 ..�. 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I- . -. -. _ ... 1 . � _ - _ .. i � _. . 1 _ ... _. _. _ . _ 1 _ . _ __ _ 1 . _ .._ _ __ __..___�_.. 1 ___ 1 . 1 . . _ _ . .__ _. - _ 1 � 1 � .... t-- � . �.� _ �. :. . . .� - � . __ . .t.. _ . __ ... . 1 . -_ . . .. _.. . __ �_. _ . .._. . .. _ .. _ ._.... _ .� _ :. . . 1 �� . . _. ;. � . .L. 1 � � - �� NCDOT/P&E BRRNCH � ' Fax�919-�33-9794 Sep 25 '01 16�53 P.02 �� ' i 1 . ' • � O ! .Goshen Ro�.d��:E�:�°.�r�:��o:��t:�m�:�ental �ction Team Wpnfdr�q �t�Q i�vep�;crur cr�mmuni'�y safi� � � ; PET�TFON� TQ TI� SECRETA.RY, NOR�i' C�ARQI;INp�,�pEp;�TlY�NT QF 'T"RAN'SppitTATION ' WE, � UNDERS �GNE . D, do:ad'arrrantly_unplore..�li�t� the NC Departm�nt of Transpartat�or� reject.and dxsmiss all conside�ation�ofrou�ting..th�e�prapvsed H'ighway 1'7 Wider�ing project , through th� G�shen CQmmunity, a rr�ral��resid�ntial;�iid.agricultural area fying due w�st of Pollocksville, in Yones �ounty. In addition�;��we� sq:�stieadiastly urge that thE 1VC Dep�ent c� Tran�portatiort reiect and dismiss:�l�t:consicleiafiiori� of�routi��g, the proposed wi�enir�g proj�ct ' through Lhe eastsid,e residenti� neighborhaod o€Ehe��Cify of pollocksville. �oth locatious are we�i est2�blished, and bear historic�[�,a,iid cultuia�`s'ign'sfica�ce;. particul.az-ly to:African Ame�ca�s, yet to the.generai public ofNorth CaroIiII� �s�well�: .In sorne:,inst�nces, the samc f�ilies'have�owned the , lands since the end of the Civil �W �. � � ; �. : ' � � ' ' � �J � � �� ' AS CONCERNED CITTZENS,.we.want to�preserve�the heri�tage, cc�nserve the natuz`al resources, and prptect the future of the Goshen aiid' East Foilock's�vi�l�i�e areas. A major transportation con�duit tkrou�h either of these. nei.ghb4rhoods �:wi�l� decr�ase �rro.perty values, disrupt communrties and othezwise be destzuctive axxd detrimental �to�the=envirot�ment and the af�ected popu�ations. �'he adverse soei�l, econamic a�d ee.ologieal�:i��acts�tfiat •the proposed ��hway Widening Projeat will pose wiI! outweigh the anticipated advan��ages`�Alease, help us save the land. . � .=u�A'��';.�41?1�"'1:;;�al��'�'�.'Tr�:a.;�;��i�%,�s¢+:;Cy �i,�is:^.::?�'G�;�""" a��i��?'y.'L^�- P a. aox z�a:��o�rocksv�ir�. rec �a�33 � � ' NCDOT�P&E BRRNCH Fax�919-733-9794 Sep 25 '01 16:53 P.03 STATE OF N4RTH CA�tOLI�1A �OUNTY OF JQNES ..� T'ETITION TO THE SECR�TARY, NC DEPA�RTIi�f:El�'� pF TRANSPORTATION � . . . Name � . 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Address or �aom Num�ber:� � � This iux being senE by: Name• phone �tumber: NO'�'�S: �,. � ✓aGv �.��n�.r� C � - � �.I . . �� :. G-� �'�-C`'� l �� v��i�-� :. . � MAIItNG ADPRESS; NC DEPARTMENT OF TRnNSFORTATION PROdErT DEVELOVMENTANO �NY�R4niMErvTAL ANALv9i5 1548 MAIL SERV�CE CENTER Rn�CiGn NC 2 7699-1 54$ � � /�e� Ii�� /f TEL�A►I�NE: 9'19.733.3141 � LOGA710N: FAX: 9't9-�33.9794 TRaNSPORTA710N BU�LD�Na . 1 SOUTH W4MING70N S7AEEY WEBS�rtE� •N�WIN.DON.DOT.STA1'E.NC.US RA�EIpM NC � �Y ,r � GOSHEN Road Environmental Action Team , 170 W R. Loftin's Way Pollacksville, N. C. 28573 � John Conforti ' Chief Engineer US 17 South Highway Improvement Project North Carolina Department of Trarisportatian , 1 South Wilmington St. Raleigh, N. C. 27699 , Re: Comments on Proposed Routes for US 17 South Highway Improvement Project � Dear Sir: ' After a great deal of discussion with members of GREAT and people in other communities, it is our decision to go with the route that follows the present path of US 17 thru Pollacksville town limits, which we believe is designated as Alternate 4, merging into Alternate 4A outside of ' Pollacksville. This would result in a miniinum of displacement of residences as well as minimum cost, since part of the existing highway bed could be used. We are proposing that US 17 be widened as it passes thru Pollacksville town limits to 4lanes with a concrete divider or a median. , To be quite honest, we feel that we have sacrificed enough of our land and our quality of life for so called improvements. We are faced with smelling noxious fiunes and odors put out by the , sewage treatment plant that was sited in our midst against our will and feel that other elements in the area need to contribute their fair share in this drive for "improvements" of US 17 and the Town of Pollacksville. , Sin e ely, •... _�/jt-C� % s Brown, Chauperson �� ' cc. Dr. Gregory Thorpe � � � � �J � � ■ , ' ' � , , � � � �� , � , L� '^ �� w�..�, . � ;A , _ NORTH CAROLINA ( �:. COASTAI. LAND TRUST y� . . S ,-��-��z, . ,. .,.�� __ , ;;. �:�� _ -� .. . ` J� � . ,^..: . � . � " _ " . _ . ./ • iv ' �s.a. ._-_,_ . . .,:. .�.i �' � ."^., �.. _ . . ' ;.: , r-' . . ._. _ :.- ... . . _ , - ' . - ' - . __� — , . _ ' � - ' — '4�� ' ' ' . . ' - � , .. � . . _ , ' ,. ' . � . . , ' � � : _ July I8, 2005 . : . . ,� . Mr. John Conforti - - : N.G. Department of Tranaporta.tion - Pro� ect pevelopment an.d Erivironmenfal _ � � -� � �, - . . Arial � sis : - . - y ,- - • - � : 1548�.1VIai1; Service- Center . . . . " � - � .Raleigh; NC 27699 1548 . � . .: . Deai Mr Cqnforti: : , �� ' Thank . ou for sendin us a co ,f h . -- . y , g , py o t e Draft Enyironmental Impact�Statement (Draft `_EIS) for the U S. 17 Higliway impiovements (T:I.P. 4 2514 B, .0 & 1D): HoweVer, I am t�: ,.: distressed fo leam that the deadline foi comrrients was February `15, 2005 The Coasta.l � Land Trust is on record as having an�iuterest in.�this lughway pro�ect; moreoyer; Janice � `-: Allen; our.Director of Land Protection has called repeatedly to.ask the �status o�tY�is plan. � � We therefoie;hope that you will accept our cominents, even though they are late, since `� . . ' we did not receive the plan until the�deadlirie had passed. `Please put us on the mailing. �` .. list to receive a copy of any subsequent notices regarding this project,:and a copy of the ,,, : ` Final EIS once �completed. . . . . � � �- , . . _ , . _ • . - ` �. _ As noted m. the Diaft EIS; the North Carolina Co`astal Land Trust holds a coriservatiori , easement over 648.8 acres of the Foscue Plantation in Jones County. Tlus coriservation � � - easement has numerous conservation values including scenic; historic, significan,�<.�_ , , - w�.ldlife habitat and water quality values. `Ov�r three years ago; the Coastal Land-Trust . eXpressed concem to the North :Caroli.na.Department of Transportation about. any' �� proposed roufes that bisect the hearC of the Foscue Flantation, �wluch we consider fo be ., fhe land to tlie east of present U.S.�Highway 17 (see 7%2/2002 lefter to�Mr. Roger : . , � Sheats.). Thus, we oppose Alternatives 4B and 4G as identified in the Draft EIS which would go through the Foscue Plantation neax the old Seaboard I;ine Railroad bed. We _ nndeistand the Federal Highway Adminisiration must attempt to, ayoid any historic � ' � Section 4F propei-iy if possible and we apprecia'te thaf tlus is a d'ifficult task in tlie overall _ project area�considering the number of historic sites. However, we iirge the Department , = of Tiransportatiori to clrop Altematives 4B and 4G wliicli essentially cut.off the historic , main house from the -remaining portion of the properiy �along _the Trent Rivei. In .our -� _. .�opinion, _these altematives would have, the greatest impact on the conservation values of �: � the Foscue Planfation easement. " . � ' 131 Raeine,Drive • Suite 101 • Wilmington, NC 28403 t(910) 790-4524 � Fa� (910j 790-0392 . info@coastallandtrust.org • www.coastaliandtrust.org North Carolina's LAND 'I'RUS�`-�� :�� Saving the Places You ove R • � f Mr. Roger Sheats NC Department of Transportation Juty 2, 2002 Page —2- I knaw of no other conservation easernents h�ld by the Coastal Land Trust in areas identified for future DOT projects. Best regards, ?��--- Camilla M. Herlevich Executive Director CMH:cmg Enclosures cc: Mr. Jim Foscue David VVard, Esquire Mr. Myrick Howard, Preservation, hTC ! � � r. � LJ � i � J uly 2, 20f12 hj O-� 7' �r C A h' U L I N A Co�st��' Lc�n� T�ust Mr. Roger Sheats, Deputy Secretary NC Depariment of Tr�nsportation 1501 Maii Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1501 RE: Foscue Planiation Conservation Easement , Dear Roger: � i , � , c�op , � Dave Henderson from your offce has been diligentIy working with Bruce Vi7atkins oFthe Coastal Land. Trust in an effort to ideniify and evaluate alternative sites (four, I believe). We very much appreciate the Department's willingness to exaFnine alternatives to the praposed stonn water project at Foy Creek. I am writing to make certain that you are aware of another conservation easement held by the North Carolina Coastal Land Trust on land tliat also lies in ihe route of the U.S. l 7 project. We refer to the land as the "Foscue Plantation" tract. A copy of the conservation easement is enclosed. Mr. James E. Foscue (father of the cun�ent owner) advised me in February 2000 that he had informed Mr. David McCoy fron� DOT of the existence of the conservation easement to the Coastal Land Trust. I understand from Mr. Jim Foscue, the owner, that he has had a very cordial conversation with you and you have a meeting with hi.in later this nlonth. � I hope that, once again, DOT wili be reponsive to the issues raised by the historic and other conservation resourees protected at Foseue Plantation. The first two pages of the conservation easement identiiy all the conservation resources of Foscue Plantation. It is really extraordinary for � one tract of land to feature so many different natural, historic, and cttltural resources. You a.re probably already aware of ihe fact that the historic plantation house and the surraunding lands are listed on the National Register of Historic laces, � tneasure of protection wit}i regard to federa projectaesignation that brings with it a significant � C The Coasta.l Land Trust joins the owners of Foscu.e Plantatia�l in urging yaur consideration of alternative routes for the U.S. l.7 project. 3806-B Park Avenue • � M� 4ffice Wilmington, NC �8�03 •(910) 790-4524 • Fax C910j 790-0392 • nccoastQa ilmington.net w�w.coastallandtrust. org �220 South Pront Sti•eet • P.O. BuY 1j451 • Ne��.� Bern, NC 28B61 •(�252) 63�-1927 • Fa;c C253) 514-0051 • jlallenC�cconnect.com .� i : C t . . - . . . . . . . " ' � � � � � � � '' � � - � � � Thank you for your consideration. The Coastal Land Trust assumes that the owners of � -the Foscue Plan�ation.piopeities have xeceiyed copies of the IDraft EIS well in advance of . the,deadline, if you have not, I am eertain they would appreciate �`eceiving a,copy of � saine at your earliest conveiiience: � - .� : . Siricerely,_ - , .. _ i . , - : _ � � �. � ��a� - � . . .Q . �_ � - Camilla 1VI. Herlevi,ch � � . � Exeeutive Direc'tor� : � " , .. . - - � � En � ' - � ' �. cl. as noted _ _ � cc: 1VIr. Gregory Thorpe, Ph.D.; w/encl_ � . � _ - North Caroltna Department of Trarisporta.tion . i548 Mail�Service Center . - - � � Raleigh; NC 27699-1548 � ; " � , ; N1r:;James Fo�cue; �w/encl � = . - Ms. Sariice Alleri; wIo enel . - � ' � �- � � � . , • - I.- �" : ;� t�,. - �;_ -�� i . � � , . . 1 ,- _ . - , i : -, _ _ I - -. t- - 1 �.�� - �� - - � � � � � � ■ � � � � � � r-, LJ � f� � 1 1 � C� � � � � � � �_� � � MAYOR James V. Bender, Jr. COMMISSIONERS Ellis S. Banks, Jr. William E. Cleve, Jr. Peggy H. White James L. Coleman Doris W. Oliver P.O. Box 97, Pollocksville, NC 28573 252-224-9831 • Fax 252-224-0423 August 10, 2005 Mr. Ed Lewis, Senior Public Involvement Officer NCDOT - Human Environment Unit 1583 Mail Service Center Raleigh, North Carolina 27fa99-1583 Dear Mr. Lewis: � ��1� �C'-.� CLERK Gail W. Thomas PUBLIC WORKS & ZONING J.J. Chadwick. Jr. POLICE CHIEF William D. Peterson CiT1ZE�S �`�t�IPAI�D�. ��iVEa AUG 1 8 2Q0� Thank you for allowi�g the Town of Pollocksville to once again comment on the various alternatives being offered for the proposed US Highway 17 By- Pass Project. We certainly appreciate the many obstacles which appear to have prevented a quick decision on the preferred route of the new by-pass, and the subsequent design and construction. The Town desires a quick resolution to the wh�le matter. Things have dragged on long enough. F�Jr o!!er 1� vP�rs �ow, the To�nrn has been �ctively i�w�!vpd ir thA nur�ero�:s � di�cussions over the proposed by-pass. The State Draf� Environmental Impact Staternent for, this project includes many, many statements from the i awn about its wishes for the preferred route. We have written leiters � stating our position, and we have made oral presentations at the various Steering Committee meetings and community information workshops. After � a study of the Draff E.I.S., it is apparent that the Town needs to state its position yet again. � t � � The Town of Polloc{csville OB]ECTS and ORPOSES in the strongest language possible any proposals for the US Highway 17 Bypass which encroach upon or pass through any part of the co�porate limits of the Town. Any route which goes through the Town is not a"bypass"; it is a"pass- through.°' iherefore, alternatives 4-A; 4-B; 4-I; and 4-ID are all unacceptable and the �own opposes them in their entirety. At the Aug�st 9, � �� LJ � I , � �� 2005 meeting of the Town's Board of Commissioners, this opposition was once again afFirmed. There are many reasons for the Town's opposition, most of which have been previously stated and are listed in v�rious places throughout the Draft E.I.5. Let me restate those: • All four routes which track on the eastern side of the Town effectively divide the town. We will have a four-lane or five-lane high-speed road splitting the Town. The "at-grade" intersection would heighten this division, preventing rapid response by emergency personnel, and creating additional trafFic and safety hazards. • A major tract of land, which is zoned for industrial/commercia! development, as well as an adjacent tract of farm land, also appropriate for residential and/or commercial development will be lost. • The Pollocksville Historic District will be adversely impacted. The newly- completed restoration of the historic c.1893 train depot will be threatened, as well as the recently completed restoration of the Trent River waterFront. • The Town's water and sewer facilities will be adversely afFected. The location of th� eastern routes threaten the Town's main water supply well and treatment facilities, and would be in direct opposition to the Town's Wellhead Protection Plan. A sewer pumping station on the eastern edge oi the Town limits would be isolated. • Residents living along the abandoned railroad bed would be adversely affected. They would be subjected to noise. The residents on the Town's eastern limits would be effectively separated from the rest of the Town, as well as those living in Garnet Heights, who benefit from the Town's water and sewer enterprise system. There are certainly environmental justice issues for these residents. In fact, the location of the route through any part of the Town's corporate limits present environmental justice issues for a!! of the res9c�ents of the To.�vn �f Pollocksville. • The eastern routes through the Town impact significant areas of wetlands, including the Trent River and the Mill Creek tributary. • In essence, the placement of the so-called bypass THROUGH the Town of Pollocksville would mark the beginning of the end of Pollocksville as a Town. Economic activity would be stymied; trafFic probiems will be increased through town instead o� abated; the Town's public utitity system will be compromised and environmentalty threatened; and eventually, the Town will die!!! There will be no one left to pay taxes and financially support the Town°s infrastructure. Since the early beginnings of the discussions on the Pollocksville Bypass, the � Town has opposed any route along the Town's eastern borders. The engineers, Wilbur Smith and Associates, have advised against such a route. Various Department of Transportation officials have stated that an eastern � LJ �.J �_� � � � � route is outside the scope and purpose of a bypass, and that DOT would not construct such a road through a Town. The Town of Pollocksville agrees with the assessments of both the engineers and the DOT. The Town of Poilocksville has gone on record as strongly endorsing any alternate route which tracks west of the Town limits. While the Town offers no opinion on any of the western alternatives, the Town does encourage a decision which wilf create minimum impact on the people. We would suggest the consideration be given to the intersection of US 17 and NC 58 on any of the western routes. This intersection should not be an "at-grade" intersection, but instead should be "grade-separated." The Town appreciates the opportunity to comment on this most important � highway project. Should you have q.uestions or desire addiiional information, please do not hesitate to contact the Town. I � � � t � With all good wishes, 3 . l Ellis S. Banks, Jr., omm' sioner �--��-1��'� � , �� mes L. Coleman, Commissioner � JVB/gwt � LJ � � ' � Cc: Mr. Cam McRae Board Member, NC-DOT PO Box 277 Kinston, NC 28502 ]ames V. Bender, ]r., Mayor �/I . C' T�.( C ��--� ! • Peggcy f�. White, Commissioner ` � �cJ � � Doris W. 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Faith Mr. Beulah Harold Celestine James James Glenda Martha William William Dennis Lana Luther Raymond Vivian Martha Nancy Mrs. Robert Robert Sam Martha Ann Gene Retha David Divonne Danford Vivian Dayle Eleanor Sadie Fralen Given Thomas Vincent Barbara Jane John Wendy Ari Mac Nan Carolyn Anne Jim Last Name Adams Banks Bell Bell Bell Bland Brook Brook Brown Brown Bryant Bryant Bulloch Bynum Bynum Bynum Bynum Conug Cox Cox Cox Cox Cumbo Davies Davis Davis Davis Denyl Dixon Dunn Edwards Ellis Ellis Eubank Eubank Evans Falls Falls Farley Farnham Farnham Franke Franks Freeman Freeman Frett Frost Garmom Gerdel Hardinger Harriett Workshop No. 1 10/03/95 R-2514 B, C D Communitv Pollocksville Maysville Maysville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Maysville Maysville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Plantation Maysville Maysville Plantation Maysville Pollocksville New Bern Pollocksville New Bern Cape Carteret Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Plantation Pollocksville Jacksonville Maysville Maysville Pollocksville Pollocksville Jacksonville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Maysville Maysville Maysville Maysville Stella Maysville New Bern Meetinq Attended WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - '10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 ' � � r i� � � i � � � II i LJ � LJ � � First Name Fred Penny Chris Sherry Robert Ellis Johnny Chris Jordan Margaret Charmaine Richard Margie Ann Bill Danny Robert Edsoll Ella Nell Audrey Eva Mitch Jake Mary Pinkie Robert Mary Delmas Jaret Kevin Martha Patsy Lon J. 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Robert Peter Michael Drew Edward Billie Donald Frank Greg James Maureen Noami Starr Jenny Bonnie Glenn Last Name Heath Jr. Heidenischer Henderson Henderson Hiel Hill Hill Hodgins Home Home Homer Homer Horeill Horn Horn Hornback Houy Hunnings Jones Jones Kennedy Langley Lofton Ludlow Ludlow Mattocks Mattocks Mead Meadows Meadows Meadows Meetre Mill Miller Mills Mills Moffat Mordon Morris Morris Morton Murphy Murphy Murphy Murphy Murphy Murphy Murphy Noble Norman Norman Workshop No: 1 10/03/95 R-2514 B, C D Communitv Pollocksville Maysviile Pollocksville Pollocksville Maysville Maysville Pollocksville Maysville Pollocksville Pollocksville Maysville Maysville Jacksonville Maysville Maysville Pollocksville New Bern Maysville Maysville Pollocksville New Bern Maysville Maysville Maysville Maysville Pollocksville Pollocksville Maysville Maysville Maysville Pollocksville Maysville Maysville Maysville Maysville Plantation Maysville Pollocksville Maysville Hubert Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Maysville Pollocksville Pollocksville Meetinq Attended WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 ' , � , ,� � � CI ' , , First Name Elbert Edna Thomas Charles Kenneth Nancy Percy Mrs. Percy Richard Leo G. Sterling Ricky Reita Doris Jenny Fred Delmas Albert Carl Thelma Brenda Emmitt Judy Louis Teress Frank Nancy Paul Joseph Durwood Gail Hilda Tim Carl Lewis Mable Hilda J. P. C. W. Donnie Pozelle Larry Vickie Kincluein Neelham Julia Ray Workshop No.1 10/03/95 R-2514 B, C D Last Name Nye, Jr. Odone O'Farrell Olien Parker Parker Parker Parker, Jr. Parker, Jr. Parper Pelletier Price Rea Rhen Riggs Runyon Sanders Saultie, Jr. Serd, Jr Simmons Simms Simms Simpson Sims Smith Sobotor Sobotor Stephens Stilley Thomas Thomas Tyndall Tyndall Tyndell Ward Weaver Wessner Wessner Wethington, Jr White Wicks Winsor Winsor Wiyor Wootin Wyman Wyman Communitv Pollocksville Maysville Pollocksville Mill Creek Poilocksville Maysville Maysville Maysville Maysville Maysville Poilocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Maysville Maysville Maysville New Bern Pollocksville New Bern New Bern Maysville Maysville Maysville Maysville New Bern Maysville Pollocksville Pollocksville Maysville Maysville Pollocksville Maysville Plantation Pollocksville Pollocksville Maysville Maysville Maysville New Bern New Bern Pollocksville Maysville Pollocksville Pollocksville Meetinq Attended WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 - 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2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 , ' � � , �� , � ' �_1 � � ' , , ' � � ' First Name Maureen Noami Dan Jean Tom Kitty Edna Melanie Charles Doris Herb Kenneth Richard William Clair Reita Doris Albert Carl Anne Brenda Otto Eleanor Emmitt Allan Judy Shirley Frank Nancy Claudia Jerry Don Mrs. Annie Nixon Henry Elizabeth Hilda Wayne Dan Douglas J. 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James Douglas Oliva Debbie Citizens Workshop No. 2 2/24/97 R-2514 B, C D Last Name Murphy Murphy Murrell, Jr. Norville Norville Odeam Odone Oferrell Oliver Oliver Pagano Parker Parker, Jr. Parks Ramsdell Rea Rhen Saultie, Jr. Sead Simmon Simmons Simmons Simms Simms Simpson Simpson Sinclair Sobotor Sobotor Strayliser Strayliser Sutherland Sutherland Tallman Tallman Thomas Trott Tyndall Vanderfield Ward Ward Warren Wetzel Williams Willis Willis Zang Communitv Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville New Bern New Bern Pollocksville Maysville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Maysville Maysville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Maysville New Bern Pollocksville New Bern New Bern New Bern New Bern Maysville Maysville Pollocksville Maysville Maysville Pollocksville Pollocksville New Bern New Bern Maysville Maysville Pollocksville Maysville Maysville Trenton Pollocksville Pollocksville New Bern Maysville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Meetinq Attended WS # 2 - 2/24197 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 �J , ' , �I � � � �, �'' ' � l� � ' i� u First Name Iris Jack Vanessa James Charles William Carol Doris Clifford Cornelius John Jena Fred Mary Christine Julia Mary Goshen Road Meeting 4/13/99 R-2514 B, C D Last Name Brown Brown Bryant Bulioch Culema Frank Fry Jones Jordan Jordan McDaniel Meadows Murrell Murrell Sherye Smith White Communitv Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Meetinq Attended Goshen Rd 4/13/99 Goshen Rd 4/13/99 Goshen Rd 4/13/99 Goshen Rd 4/13/99 Goshen Rd 4/13/99 Goshen Rd 4/13/99 Goshen Rd 4/13/99 Goshen Rd 4/13/99 Goshen Rd 4/13/99 Goshen Rd 4/13/99 Goshen Rd 4/13/99 Goshen Rd 4/13/99 Goshen Rd 4/13/99 Goshen Rd 4/13/99 Goshen Rd 4/13/99 Goshen Rd 4/13/99 Goshen Rd 4/13/99 L � ' � , r-, �_, � � , CJ � i C� ' First Name Michael Ray Barbara Joe Melanie Diana Jay Frank Oretha Carry Foster Regina Ethel Hattie Iris Titus Johnny Belinda Faroy Aubrey Nancy Dawn Ernest John Kathleen Ron Luther Lois Nancy Robert Sam Danny William Betry Charles Phillip Ron Danford Dalton Jessie Stephen Tommie Ida Myrtle Pe99Y Allen Donnal James James Oso Ray Troy Last Name Banks Banks Bauer Bell Bell Bellissimo Bender Berry Berry Blalock Bordeaux Bright Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown, Jr. Campbell Canady Cephas Chadwick Collins Collins Conforti Cornwell Cornwell Cox Danes Davies Davis Davis Deloach Dontigney Duval Duval Edwards Elmore Eubank Eubanks Eubanks Fell, Jr. Fitzgerald Franks Franks Frost Harriett Harriett Harriett Harriett Heath, Jr. Herring Horie Small Group Meeting 11 /09/00 R-2514 B, C D Communitv Maysville Maysville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville New Bern New Bern Pollocksville New Bern Pollocksville Pollocksville New Bern Pollocksville New Bern Pollocksville New Bern Pollocksville Trenton Trenton NCDOT Pollocksville Pollocksville New Bern New Bern Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville NCDOT Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville New Bern Pollocksville Pollocksvi�le Pollocksville Maysville Pollocksville Pollocksville New Bern Pollocksville Pollocksville Cove City Pollocksville Meetinq Attended Pollocksville - 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11/9/00 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 Pollocksville -11/9/00 Pollocksville -11/9/00 Pollocksville -11/9/00 Pollocksville -11/9/00 Pollocksville -11/9/00 Pollocksville -11/9/00 Pollocksville -11/9/00 � { � L� , ' , 1 Ij � First Name Sharon Mustafa Dennis John Stephanie Aud rey Jean Arglistra Linda Dawn Leonard John John Martha Clyde Denise Edward F. C. Kenneth Loraine Michelle Percy Aby Michael Clair Reita Linda Albert Dennis Anita Emmett Otto Tom Julia Sharon Johnny Nathan Robby Dr. J. Gail Gloria Ray Lisa Mike Bob Sharon Charles Chief Joe David Gail Melvin Small Group Meeting 11/09/00 R-2514 B, C D Last Name Humphrey Hur Jenkins Jenkins Keech Kennedy Leinaweaver Loftin Majjoli Martin Mathews McDaniel McLean Meetre Murphy Nance Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Preston Pretty Ramsdell Rea Richards Saklter, Jr. Saulter Scott Simmons Simmons Sinclair Smith Soltow Surles Sutton Teu Thomas Thomas Thomas Thomas Trasko Trasko Travers Tue Walker Walton Ward Whitford Whitford Ycock Communitv Pollocksville Pollocksville Maysville Maysville Pollocksville Pollocksville Maysville Pollocksville New Bern Pollocksville New Bern Pollocksville New Bern Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Maysville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Maysville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Maysville Maysville New Bern New Bern New Bern Pollocksville Pollocksville New Bern Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville New Bern Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Police Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Meetinq Attended Poilocksville -11/9/00 Poilocksvilie -11/9/00 Pollocksville -11/9/00 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 Pollocksville -11/9/00 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 Pollocksville -11/9/00 Pollocksville -11/9/00 Pollocksville -11/9/00 Pollocksville -11/9/00 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 Pollocksville -11/9/00 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 Pollocksville -11/9/00 Pollocksville -11/9/00 Pollocksville -11/9/00 Pollocksville -11/9/00 Pollocksville -11/9/00 Pollocksville -11/9/00 Pollocksville -11/9/00 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 Pollocksville -11/9/00 Pollocksville -11/9/00 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 Pollocksville -11/9/00 Pollocksville -11/9/00 Pollocksville -11/9/00 Pollocksville -11/9/00 Pollocksville -11/9/00 Pollocksville -11/9/00 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 CJ � � � � � , ' � � I� II � � , L� CJ ' � � � � L First Name Sue J. P. Laverne Michael Mrs. Raymond Raymond Brian Rebecca Marlene Myran Walter William Dan Gregg W. E. William Ernest David Jason Martha Robert Gregory Sue Eleanor Sadie D. Bobby Brent Asa Alfonso Earnest Jerry Lynda Greg Dawn Dennis Joe Anne Leslie Tommy Abbot Jerry Buddy Anne Edward Willie Billie Janice Michael Bonnie Citizens Workshop No. 3 11/28/00 R-2514 B, C D Last Name Baldwin Banks Banks Banks Banks Banks Battersby Battersby Brett Buckhalter Bye Bynum Carmen Carpitano Chapman Cleve Collins Creed Cumbo Cumbo Davis Dickerson Eubanks Falls Falls Fitzgerald Flowers Hartness Heath Hill Hill Hobbins Hobbins Jamieser Jenkins Jenkins Jenkins LaRogue McFalls McFalls Meadows Meadows Mills Morrell Morris Morris Morton Morton Morton Norman Communitv New Bern Maysville Maysville Maysville Maysville Pollocksville Pollocksville Maysville Jacksonville Maysville Maysville Jacksonville Maysville Pollocksville Pollocksville Trenton New Bern Cape Carteret Cape Carteret Pollocksville Maysville Maysville Pollocksville Pollocksville Maysville Maysville Maysville Pollocksville Pollocksville New Bern New Bern New Bern Maysville Maysville Maysville Maysville Maysville Maysville Maysville Pollocksville Maysville Pollocksville Hubert Hubert Maysville Pollocksville Meetinq Attended WS # 3 - 11/28/00 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 WS # 3 -11/28/00 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 WS # 3 -11/28/00 WS # 3 -11/28/00 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 WS # 3 -11/28/00 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 WS # 3 -11/28/00 WS # 3 -11/28/00 WS # 3 -11/28/00 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 WS # 3 - 11 /28/00 WS # 3 -11/28/00 WS # 3 -11/28/00 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 WS # 3 -11/28/00 WS # 3 -11/28/00 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 WS # 3 -11/28/00 WS # 3 -11/28/00 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 j i L � � CJ First Name Glenn Eldridge Virginia Edward Earl Nancy Percy Starling Joyce Patti Sandra Rhoda Dan Evelyn Evelyn Nancy Lonnie Wilhelmina Nathan Phillip Woody Betty Earl Willie Dusar Donnie Earnestine Glenda W. 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Citizens Workshop No. 3 11/28/00 R-2514 B, C D Last Name Norman Paige Paige Parker Parker Parker Pelletier Radcliff Remington Riggs Rogers Ryan Scott Smith Sobotor Spencer Spencer Sutton Tooker Trett Trott Trott Ward Weathery White White White Wicks Communitv Pollocksville Jacksonville Jacksonville Maysville Maysville Maysville New Bern Maysville Maysville Pollacksville Jacksonville Maysville Maysville Maysville Maysville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Maysville Maysville Maysville Maysville New Bern Maysville Pollacksville Maysville Meetinq Attended WS # 3 - 11/28/00 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 WS # 3 -11/28/00 WS # 3 - 11 /28/00 WS # 3 -11/28/00 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 WS # 3 -11/28/00 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 WS # 3 -11/28/00 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 WS # 3 -11/28/00 WS # 3 -11/28/00 WS # 3 -11/28/00 WS # 3 -11/28/00 WS # 3 -11/28/00 WS # 3 -11/28/00 WS # 3 -11/28/00 WS # 3 -11 /28/00 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 WS # 3 - 11 /28/00 WS # 3 - 11 /28/00 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 t ' , , 1 ! , � � � � ' ' � , First Name James Melvin Herman Robert Terry Joe Shirley James Joe Kathryn Lorne Foster William Maxine Beulah E. Harold Harold Hattie I ris Shirley Vick Celestine James James Gail Estella Jerry Jerry Martha William Gregg Jannie Major A Kathleen Ron Greg Luther Betty Jason Martha M. Sam Gene G. F. Jessie Valarie Brenda Vincent Last Name Aims Aycock Bailey Bailey Banks Bell Bell Bender Blair Blalock Blanks Bordeaux Brag Brett Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Bryan Bryan Bryant Bryant Bulloch Bullock Burge Burkot Burkot Bynum Bynum Carpitano Coleman Coleman Cooper Cornwell Cornwell Cove Cox Creech Cumbo Cumbo Davis Davis Dunn Eiser Eubanks Fields Fox Frank Poll. Open House No. 1 08/09/05 R-2514 B, C D Communitv Meetinq Attended Maysville Poil. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Pollocksville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Maysville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Maysville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Maysville Poil. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Pollocksville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Pollocksville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Pollocksville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Wilmington Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Pollocksville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Maysville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Pollocksville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Pollocksville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Maysville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Maysville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Maysville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Maysville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Maysville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Pollocksville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Pollocksville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Maysville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Maysville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Pollocksville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Pollocksville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Pollocksville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Pollocksville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Pollocksville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Pollocksville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Pollocksville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Maysville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Maysville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Maysville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Jacksonville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Pollocksville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Maysville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Pollocksville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Pollocksville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Maysville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 New Bern Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 New Bern Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Cape Carteret Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Cape Carteret Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Trenton Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Pollocksville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 New Bern Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Maysville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Pollocksville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Maysville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Maysville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Pollocksville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 � � , I , � ' � 11 II � , � � � ' , ' �j � First Name Catherine William Patsy James Frank Jim Sybil Tom Chris Allie Carol Jack Janie Bobby Brenda Lewis Robert Michael Sandy Doris Clifford Michael Audrey AI Reginald Sandy Deloris AI Margaret Eva Kay Woodrea Doris James Gary Linda J. LeeAnne Andy Larry Robert Sheila Martha B. E. F. D. H R. A. Frank Mable Odell Last Name Franks Frost Groover Harper Harriett Harriett Harriett Harriett Henderson Herring Hill Holland Holloway Howard Hughes Humphrey James Jenkins Jenkins Jones Jordan Jordan Kennedy Keys King King Koone Krechs Lakoqere Langley LaRogue Larsitle Mack Mack Maides Majjoli Martie Mcgirt Meadows Meadows Meadows Meadows Meetre Miller Miller Mills Mills, Jr Monette Moore Moore Poll. Open House No. 1 08/09/05 R-2514 B, C D Community Meetinq Attended Pollocksvilie Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Maysville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Chocowinity Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Maysville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 New Bern Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 New Bern Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Pollocksville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Pollocksville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Pollocksville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Cove City Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Pollocksville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Maysville Poll. 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Open House No. 3 08/16/05 R-2514 B, C D Communitv Pollocksville Maysville Pollocksville Maysville Cedar Point Wilmington Emerald Isle Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Trenton Pollocksville Raleigh Pollocksville Pollocksville Maysvi�le Maysville Maysville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville New Bern Pollocksville Meetinq Attended Poll. Open House # 3- 8/16/05 Poli. Open House # 3- 8/16/05 Poll. Open House # 3- 8/16/05 Poll. Open House # 3- 8/16/05 Poll. Open House # 3- 8/16/05 Poll. Open House # 3- 8/16/05 Poll. Open House # 3- 8/16/05 Poll. Open House # 3- 8/16/05 Poll. Open House # 3- 8/16/05 Poll. Open House # 3- 8/16/05 Poll. Open House # 3- 8/16/05 Poll. Open House # 3- 8/16/05 Poll. Open House # 3- 8/16/05 Poll. Open House # 3- 8/16/05 Poll. Open House # 3- 8/16/05 Poll. Open House # 3- 8/16/05 Poll. Open House # 3- 8/16/05 Poll. Open House # 3- 8/16/05 Poll. 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Kim Arther Laverne Luev Michael Michael Michael Michael Mrs. Raymo Ray Ray Ravmond Ruth Terry Layenne John Brian Rebecca Barbara James Joe Joe Joe ' Otis Otis Shirley � Shirley Shirle Diana � Diana James James ' Jay Allen Jean ' Frank Frankli Oretha , Bill Joe Carry Gary i Last Name Adams Aims Alligood Aminos Aycock Ayers Bailey Bailey Baldwin Banks Banks Banks Banks Banks Banks Banks Banks Banks Banks Banks Banks Banks Banks Banks Barker Barrie Battersby Battersby Bauer Bell Bell Bell Bell Bell Bell Bell Bell Bell Bellissimo Bellissimo Bender Bender Bender Bender Bends Berry Berry Biddlecome Blair Blalock Blalock Comprehensive List of Meeting Attendees R-2514 B, C D Communitv Pollocksville Maysville New Bern Poliocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Maysville Maysville New Bern Pollocksville Pollocksville Maysville Pollocksville Maysville Pollocksville Maysville Maysville Maysville Maysville Maysville Maysville Maysville Trent Acres Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Maysville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Meetinq Attended WS # 1 - 10/03/95 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 WS # 3 -11/28/00 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 3 - 11 /28/00 Pollocksville -11/9/00 Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 WS # 3 -11/28/00 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Private Interview -11/10/2000 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 WS # 3 -11/28/00 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 YVV 7r 1 � IV/VJ/.,7:J WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 � vuvv�wr�uv �-vuvNn.7v��c- � ��.7�vv Pollocksville WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Pollocksville Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 Pollocksville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Pollocksville Pollocksville -11/9/00 Pollocksville Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 Pollocksville WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Pollocksville WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Pollocksville Pollocksville - 11/9/00 Pollocksville WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Pollocksville Pollocksville -11/9/00 Washington Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 Wilmington Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 New Bern Pollocksville - 11/9/00 Pollocksville Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 First Name Kathryn C. E. Lorne Foster Foster Sue Riley Kim William Marlene Maxine Regina Bonnie Clare Lynn Cybil Faith Mr. Beulah Clennie E. Ethel Last Name Blalock Bland Blanks Bordeaux Bordeaux Bordeaux Bowling Boyd Boyette Brag Brett Brett Bright Brinson Brook Brook Brook Brook Brown Brown Brown Brown Comprehensive List of Meeting Attendees R-2514 B, C D Communitv Pollocksviile Poliocksville Maysville New Bern Pollocksvilie Pollocksvilie Sunset Hatchfield New Bern Pollocksville Maysville Maysville Pollocksville New Bern Trenton Pollocksville New Bern Maysville New Bern Meetinq Attended Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Pollocksviile - 11/9/00 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 Private Interview - 3/22/2000 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 Gerald Brown Maysville Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 Harold Brown Maysville WS # 1- 10/03/95 Harold Brown Maysville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Harold Brown Maysville Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 Harold Brown Ma sville Poll. O en House # 1- 8/9/05 Hattie Brown Pollocksville Pollocksville -11/9/00 Hattie Brown Rollocksville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Hattie Brown Pollocksville Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 Iris Brown Pollocksville Goshen Rd 4/13/99 Iris Brown Pollocksville Pollocksville - 11/9/00 Iris Brown Pollocksville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Iris Brown Pollocksville PoIL Open House # 3- 08/15/05 �acK Mary Mattee Titus Travis Johnny Shirley Vick e Dametria James James James Jessie Juawan Lakisha esrown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown, Jr Bryan Bryant Bryant Bryant Bryant Bryant Bryant Bryant Bryant Bryant rouocKsvme Goshen Goshen New Bern Pollocksville Pollocksville Maysville Maysville Pollocksville Pollocksville Garnet Heights Pollocksville Gamet Heights Pollocksville Chadwick Garnet Heights Goshen �osnen rca 4i��iy� Private Interview - 4/3/2000 Private Interview - 3/21/2000 Pollocksville -11/9/00 Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 Pollocksville -11/9/00 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Private Interview - 4/18/2000 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 Private Interview - 4/17/2000 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Private Interview - 3/21/2000 Private Interview - 4/18/2000 Private Interview - 3/21/2000 Vanessia Myran Frank James James James James Gail Estella Jerry Jerry Jeanai Walter Glenda Martha Martha William William William Belinda Faroy Dan Gregg Susan Aubrey Nancy C. B W. E. William James Jannie Dawn Ernest Comprehensive List of Meeting Attendees R-2514 B, C D Buckhalter Bud Bulloch Bulloch Bulloch Bulloch Bullock Burkot Burkot Burkot Burroughs Bye Bynum Bynum Bynum Bynum Campbell Canady Carmen Carpitano Casey Cephas Chadwick Chadwick, Jr Chapman Cleve Coleman Coleman Coleman Collins Collins Collins Pollocksville Garnet Heiahts Maysville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Chadwick Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Goshen Rd 4/13/99 Private Interview - 4/17/2000 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Goshen Rd 4/13/99 WS # 1 -10/03/95 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Private Interview - 3/2/2000 Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/ Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 vanic� i iciyiiw riiva�c ui�civicvv --ri iuicvvv Maysville WS # 3 - 11/28/00 Plantation WS # 1 -10/03/95 Maysville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Maysville WS # 1 -10/03/95 Maysville WS # 3 -11/28/00 Maysville WS # 1 -10/03/95 Mavsville Poll. Oqen House # 1- 8/9/05 New Bern Pollocksville Jacksonville Maysville Maysville New Bern New Bern Pollocksville Chadwick Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Jacksonville Pollocksville Trenton Trenton Trenton VVV 7i' I � IV/VJ/AJ Pollocksville -11/9/00 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 WS # 3 -11/28/00 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 vvv m c - uc-riar Pollocksville - 11/9/00 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 Private Interview - 3/4/2000 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Pollocksville -11/9/00 �Ernest Collins Trenton Pollocksville - 11/9/00 � Joey Collins Trenton WS # 2- 2/24/97 Roy Collins Trenton WS # 2- 2/24/97 John Conforti NCDOT Pollocksville - 11/9/00 Dennis Conug Maysville WS # 1- 10/03/95 Fran Coon Pollocksville WS # 2- 2/24/97 A Cooper Maysville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Kathleen Cornwell Pollocksville Pollocksville - 11/9/00 Kathleen Cornwell Pollocksville Poll. O en House # 1- 8/9/05 Ron Cornwell Pollocksville Pollocksville - 11/9/00 Ron Cornwell Pollocksville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Greg Cove Maysville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Lana Cox Pollocksville WS # 1- 10/03/95 Luther Cox New Bern WS # 1- 10/03/95 First Name Frank Eubanks Danford Danford Danford Edward Sue Vivian S. Dalton Jessie Jessie Jessie Sue Eleanor Sadie Sadie Fralen Given Given Davis Thomas Thomas Stephen Valarie D. Tommie Bobby Roy Julian Brenda Brenda liam liam Vincent James James Barbara Catherine Evelyn Ida Myrtle Vincent Jerry Jane John Wendy Ari Mac Last Name Emory Eubank Eubank Eubank Eubank Eubank Eubank Eubank Eubanks Eubanks Eubanks Eubanks Evans Falls Falls Falls Falls Farnham Farnham Farnham Farnham Fell, Jr. Fields Fitzgerald Fitzgerald Flowers Flowers Flowers Flowers Fogle Foscue Fox Fox Frank Frank Franke Franklin Franklin Franks Franks Franks Franks Franks Frazier Freeman Freeman Frett Frost Comprehensive List of Meeting Attendees R-2514 B, C D Communitv Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Emerald Isle Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Jacksonville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville New Bern Maysville Maysville Pollocksville Maysville Maysville Maysville Trenton Asheboro Maysville Garnet H Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Goshen Goshen Pollocksville Pollocksville Garnet Heights Pollocksville Pollocksville Murphytown Maysville Maysville Maysville Maysville Maysville Meetinq Attended Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 1 -10/03/95 Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 YYV'T 1 - IV/VJ/.7J WS # 3 - 11/28/00 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/ WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 VYV 7T G � L/L'71�7! WS # 3 - 11/28/00 Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 Private Interview - 4/18/2000 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Goshen Rd 4/13/99 Poll. 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Open House # 3- 08/15/05 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 First Name Peggy William Carol Nan Carolyn Ramond Louise Paul Donald Mrs. Anne ,Anne Shirley Loftin Molichia James James Allen Allen Donnal Donnal Frank Frank James James Jim Sybil Tom Maxine Ray Brent James Asa Fred Oso Penny Chris Chris Chris Sherry Ernest Allie Ray Joe Alfonso Carol Cecil Davis Earnest Earnest Ellis Last Name Frost Frost Fry Garmom Gerdel Gonzalez Goutry Gray Grissett Grissett Groover Hardinger Hardinger Hardison Harper Harper Harriett Harriett Harriett Harriett Harriett Harriett Harriett Harriett Harriett Harriett Harriett Harrison Harrison Hartness Harvey Heath Heath Jr. Heath, Jr. Heidenischer Henderson Henderson Henderson Hendley Herring Herring Hiel Higgins Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Comprehensive List of Meeting Attendees R-2514 B, C D Communitv Meetinq Attended Maysville Pollocksville -11/9/00 Maysville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Pollocksville Goshen Rd 4/13/99 Stella WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 Pollocksville Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 Pollocksville WS # 2 - 2/24/97 New Bern WS # 2- 2/24/97 Pollocksville WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Pollocksville WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Chocowinity Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Maysville WS # 1 -10/03/95 Maysville WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Goshen Private Interview - 3/20/2000 Hatchfield Private Interview - 3/22/2000 Maysville Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 Maysville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Pollocksville WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Pollocksville Pollocksville -11/9/00 Pollocksville WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Pollocksville Pollocksville - 11/9/00 New Bern WS # 2- 2/24/97 New Bern Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 New Bern Pollocksville - 11/9/00 Pollocksville Pollocksville - 11/9/00 New Bern WS # 1- 10/03/95 New Bem Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Pollocksville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Pollocksville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 New Bern WS # 2- 2/24/97 New Bern WS # 2- 2/24/97 Maysville WS # 3 - 11/28/00 Pollocksville WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Pollocksville WS # 3 - 11/28/00 Pollocksville WS # 1 - 10/03/95 Pollocksville Pollocksville - 11/9/00 Maysville WS # 1 - 10/03/95 Pollocksville WS # 1 - 10/03/95 Pollocksville WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Pollocksville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Pollocksville WS # 1 - 10/03/95 Pollocksville WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Cove City Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Cove City WS # 2- 2/24/97 Cove City Pollocksville -11/9/00 Maysville WS # 1 - 10/03/95 Trenton Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 Pollocksville WS # 3 -11/28/00 Pollocksville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Maysville WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Maysville WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Chadwick Private Interview - 3/21/2000 Chadwick WS # 3 -11/28/00 Maysville WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Maysville WS # 1 -10/03/95 , , First Name Jackie � � LJ Johnny Wright Nannie Jerry Lynda Chris James Jack Janie Jordan Margaret Charmaine Richard Margie Troy Ann Bill Danny Robert Bobby Brenda Lewis � Sharon Edsoll Edsoll ' , � L ' � � , Jeremy Mustafa John Robert Greg Dawn Dennis Dennis Joe John Michael Sandy James Katharine Lula May Doris Doris Doris Doris Elizabeth Last Name Hill Hill Hill Hill Hito Hobbins Hobbins Hodgins Hoffman Holland Holloway Home Home Homer Homer Horeill Horie Horn Horn Hornback Houy Howard Hughes Humphrey Humphrey Humphrey Hunnings Hunnings Huntington Huntington Hur Imanuy James Jamieser Jenkins Jenkins Jenkins Jenkins Jenkins Jenkins Johnson Johnson Johnson Jones Jones Jones Jones Comprehensive List of Meeting Attendees R-2514 B, C D Communitv Maysville Pollocksville Pollocksville Hatchville Maysville New Bern New Bern Maysville New Bern Maysville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Maysville Maysville Jacksonville Pollocksville Maysville Maysville Pollocksville Maysville Pollocksville Trenton Pollocksville Pollocksville New Bern Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Maysville Maysville New Bern Maysville Maysville Maysville Trenton Maysville Garnet Heights Maysville Garnet Heights Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Chadwick Chadwick Meetinq Attended WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Private Interview - 4/19/2000 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 Pollocksville -11/9/00 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 WS # 3 -11/28/00 WS # 3 -11/28/00 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 Pollocksville -11/9/00 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 Pollocksville -11/9/00 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Private Interview - 4/18/2000 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Private Interview - 4/18/2000 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 Private Interview - 3/20/2000 Private Interview - 3/2/2000 � ' First Nan Ella , Ella Joyce Nell Rossie , Ruby L. Clifford Clifford � Cornelius Cornelius Franklin Michael Clifford Mack AI David inald Brenda Thomas Deloris AI Eva Eva Eva Anne Kay Woodrea Jean Ethan Sam Hattie Walter Arglistra Julia Mitch Neil Jake Mary Doris James Linda Linda Linda Dorothy Comprehensive List of Meeting Attendees R-2514 B, C D Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordon Kato Keech Kennedy Kennedy Kennedy Keys King Kin�� King King Kinsey Kinsey Koone Krechs Lakoqer Langley Langley LaRogue LaRogue Larsitle Leinaweaver Lester Lincoln Lindsey Lindsey Loftin Loftin Lofton Lossiter Ludlow Ludlow Mack Mack Maides Majjoli Majjoli Majjoli Mallard Mallard Maysville Goshen Maysville Maysville Hatchville Pollocksville Pollocksville Goshen Pollocksville Hatchville Maysville Goshen Chadwick Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Goshen Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Hatchville Hatchville Kinston Maysville Maysville New Bern New Bern New Bern Maysville Maysville Maysville Trenton Pollocksville Hatchville Hatchville Pollocksville Goshen Maysville Greenville Maysville Maysville Pollocksville Pollocksville Mavsville New Bern New Bern New Bern New Bern WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 ri iva�c u i�ci vicvv --r»icvvv WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Private Interview - 4/19/2000 Goshen Rd 4/13/99 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Private Interview - 3/21/2000 Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 Private Interview - 4/18/2000 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Private Interview - 4/3/2000 Private Interview - 3/2/2000 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Private Interview - 4/16/2000 Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Poll. Oqen House # 3- 08/15/05 r i �va�c n i�ci vicvv -�-ei i wcvvv Private Interview - 4/19/2000 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 WS # 2 - 2>24/97 Private Interview - 4/19/2000 Private Interview - 4/19/2000 Pollocksville -11/9/00 Private Interview - 4/3/2000 WS # 1 -10/03/95 Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Pollocksville -11/9/00 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 First Name Bill Elva Dawn Dennis M rs. Leonard Bob Bob Margaret Pinkie Robert Robert John John John Kebra Kellie Mable Ray Nancy Leslie Tommy Myrtle LeeAnne John John Mary Abbot Andy Bobby Delmas Jaret Jena Jerry Kevin I Larry Robert Sheila Martha Martha Martha Martha Patsy B. E. Dave F. D. Lon Sue Clifton H Last Name Marion Marker Martie Martin Martin Martin Mathews Mattock Mattock Mattocks Mattocks Maurell McDaniel McDaniel McDaniel McDaniel McDaniel McDaniel McDaniel McDonald McFalls McFalls McFranks Mcgirt McLean McLean Mead Meadows Meadows Meadows Meadows Meadows Meadows Meadows Meadows Meadows Meadows Meadows Meadows Meetre Meetre Meetre Meetre Mill Miller Miller Miller Miller Miller Mills Mills Mills Mills Comprehensive List of Meeting Attendees R-2514 B, C D Communitv Poilocksviile Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville New Bern New Bern New Bern Pollocksville Chadwick Maysville Pollocksville Trenton Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Trenton Maysville Maysville Pollocksville Mavsville New Bern Pollocksville Meetinq Attended WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Pollocksville -11/9/00 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 Private Interview - 3/2/2000 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 Private Interview - 4/19/2000 Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Pollocksville -11/9/00 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 Maysville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Pollocksville Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 Maysville WS # 1 -10/03/95 Maysville WS # 1 -10/03/95 Pollocksville Goshen Rd 4/13/99 Maysville WS # 3 -11/28/00 Maysville WS # 1 -10/03/95 Trenton Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Pollocksville Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Maysville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Pollocksville WS # 1 - 10/03/95 Pollocksville Pollocksville -11/9/00 Pollocksville WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Pollocksville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Pollocksville Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 Pollocksville Trenton New Bern Maysville Trenton Maysville Mavsville Maysville VVJTl' 1 � IV/VJ/�7J Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 3 -11/28/00 Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/ Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 First Name J. A. Robert Robert Tom Peter Frank Mabel Mabel S Thomas Michael Mildred Peter Anne D rew Edward Edward Willie Willie Willie Billie Billie Billie Donna Janice Janice Michael Tim Ron Ann Clyde Donald Frank Frank J James Julia Lila Maureen Maureen Noami Noami Starr Fred Mary Robert Last Name Miiis Mills Mills Mills, Jr Mitchell Moffat Monette Moore Moore Moore Moore Moore Mordon Morgan Morphis Morrell Morris Morris Morris Morris Morris Morris Morris Morton Morton Morton Morton Morton Morton Morton Morton Munyon Murphy Murphy Murphy Murphy Murphy Mur h Murphy Murphy Murphy Murphy Murphy Murphy Murphy Murphy Murphy Murphy Murphy Murphy Murrell Murrell Murrell Comprehensive List of Meeting Attendees R-2514 B, C D Communitv Maysville Maysville New Bern Plantation Chadwick Pollocksville Goldsboro Maysville Maysville Maysville Chadwick Maysville Pollocksville Pollocksville Maysville Hatchville Pollocksville Pollocksville Gamet Heigl Hubert Hubert Hubert Pollocksville Hubert Hubert Pollocksville Maysville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville New Bern Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Trenton Meetinq Attended WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Private Interview - 3/2/2000 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 Private Interview - 4/18/2000 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 3 - 11 /28/00 Private Interview - 4/19/2000 VVJ fF J- I I/GO/UV Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Private Interview - 4/18/2000 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 3 - 11 /28/00 �niG � � _ �i�aia� ��,� � - �,�Y,�, WS # 3 - 11 /28/00 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 WS # 3 - 11 /28/00 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Pollocksville -11/9/00 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 vvv tr I- I V/VJ/.7J Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 vvv m I� 1 V/VJ/.7J Goshen Rd 4/13/99 Goshen Rd 4/13/99 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 First Name Dan Denise Denise Jenny Bonnie Bonnie Glenn Glenn Jean Tom Mustafa Elbert Edna Edna Edna Melanie Charles Charles Last Name Murreil, Jr. Nance Nance Noble Norman Norman Norman Norville Norville Nur Nye, Jr. Odeam Odone Odone Odone Comprehensive List of Meeting Attendees R-2514 B, C D Communitv Meetinq Attended Pollocksville WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Pollocksville Pollocksville -11/9/00 Pollocksville Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 Maysville WS # 1 - 10/03/95 Pollocksville WS # 1 - 10/03/95 Pollocksville WS # 3 - 11/28/00 Pollocksville WS # 1 - 10/03/95 Pollocksville WS # 3 - 11/28/00 New Bern WS # 2- 2/24/97 New Bern WS # 2- 2/24/97 Hatchville Private Interview - 4/19/2000 Pollocksville WS # 1 - 10/03/95 Pollocksville WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Maysville WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Maysville WS # 1 - 10/03/95 Mavsville Poll. Oben House # 1- 8/9/05 Oferrell Pollocksville Olien Mill Creek Oliver Pollocksville VVJtt I - IV/VJ/.7�J WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Doris Oliver Pollocksville WS # 2- 2/24/97 �oris Oliver Pollocksville Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 Herb Eldridge Virginia Bob Edward Edward Earl F.C. Franklin Kenneth Kenneth Kenneth Loraine Michelle Nancy Nancy Nancy Percy Percy M rs. Richard Bill William Leo E G. Sterling Starling Olie Allen Karen Pagano Paige Paige Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker. Jr �.� � Parker, Jr. Parks Parks Parper Pelletier Pelletier Pelletier Pelliteo Plaster Plaster Pollocksville Jacksonville Jacksonville Maysville Maysville Belgrade Maysville Pollocksville Pollocksville Maysville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Maysville Maysville Maysville Maysville Maysville Mavsville Maysville Maysville Cedar Point Maysville New Bern Cedar Point Trenton Trenton WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 Pollocksville -11/9/00 Private Interview -11/7/2000 WS # 3 -11/28/00 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Pollocksville -11/9/00 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 Private Interview WS # 3 -11/28/00 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 VYJ 7F G � L/LY/A/ WS # 1 -10/03/95 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 1 -10/03/95 Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 �� l � First Name Allen Veronica Aby J Michael Ricky Joyce Rosa Clair Clair Reita Reita Reita Reita Doris Doris Linda Linda Gerald Jenny Jenny Sandra Sandra Sandra Sandra Dizzie Rhoda Joseph Fred Dan Albert Delmas Dennis Albert Anita Anita Carl Peter Carl W Melvin Christine Anne John Brenda Brenda Emmett Gay Last Name Pope Powell Preston Preston Pretty Price Radcliff Ramsdell Ramsdell Rea Rea Rea Remington Reminaton Rhen Richards Richards Riggs Riggs Riggs Robinson Rogers Rowe Runyon Ryan Saklter, Jr, Sanders Saulter Saultie, Jr. Saultie, Jr. Scott Scott Scott Scott Scott Sead Semour Serd, Jr Seyland Sharp Sherye Simmon Simmone Simmons Simmons Simmons Simmons Comprehensive List of Meeting Attendees R-2514 B, C D Communitv Wilmington Hatchville Poilocksville Emerald Isle Pollocksville Pollocksville Maysville Hatchville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Maysville Belgrade Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Maysville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollacksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Garnet Heights Pollocksville Jacksonville Tenmile Fork Maysville Maysville Maysville Maysville Mavsville Maysville New Bern New Bem Maysville Pollocksville New Bern New Bern New Bern Maysville Garnet Heights Pollocksville Pollocksville Garnet Heights New Bern New Bern New Bern Pollocksville Meetinq Attended Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 Private Interview - 4/19/2000 Pollocksville -11/9/00 Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 Pollocksville -11/9/00 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 Private Interview - 4/19/2000 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Pollocksville -11/9/00 VYV Tr 1 � IV/VJ/�7N Pollocksville -11/9/00 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 V.VV'/PJ� I I/LV/VV Private Interview - 1/4/2001 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Pollocksville -11/9/00 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 WS # 1 -10/03/95 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Private Intervi�w - 4/18/2000 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 Private Interview - 11/15/2000 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 3 -11/28/00 Pollocksville -11/9/00 WS # 1 -10/03/95 Pollocksville -11/9/00 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 Pollocksville -11/9/00 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 WS # 3 - 11 /28/00 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 WS # 1 -10/03/95 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Private Interview - 4/18/2000 Goshen Rd 4/13/99 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Private Interview - 4/18/2000 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Pollocksville -11/9/00 Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 First Name Otto Sheila Thelma Brenda Eleanor Emmitt Emmitt Allan Judy Judy Louis Shirley Tom Alexander Evelyne Juua Julia Julia Julia Tenece Teress Van Glen Sheila Sheila Frank Frank Nancy Last Name Simmons Simmons Simmons Simmons Simmons Simmons Simms Simms Simms Simms Simms Simpson Sims Sinclair Sinclair Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Snader Snoder Snyder Snyder Sobotor Sobotor Comprehensive List of Meeting Attendees R-2514 B, C D Communitv Pollocksville New Bern New Bern Pollocksville Pollocksville New Bern New Bern New Bern New Bern Maysville Maysville Maysville Mavsville Pollocksville Pollocksville Chadwick Maysville Chadwick Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Goshen Goshen Chadwick Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Maysville Maysville Meetinq Attended Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Pollocksville -11/9/00 Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 WS # 1 -10/03/95 Poll. Oqen House # 1- 8/9/05 V V V Tl 1' 1 V/ V J/ A�J WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 Private Interview - 3/4/2000 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 Private Interview - 3/4/2000 Goshen Rd 4/13/99 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 Private Interview - 4/3/2000 Private Interview - 3/21/2000 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 Private Interview - 3/21/2000 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Poll. Oqen House # 1- 8/9/05 rvu. vNcii � ivuac rr i- viaiv.� Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 1 -10/03/95 Nancy Sobotor Maysville WS # 1-10/03/95 I Nancy Sobotor Maysville WS # 3-11/28/00 Sharon Soltow New Bern Pollocksville - 11/9/00 Darlene Sonela Maysville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Lonnie Spencer Pollocksville WS # 3- 11/28/00 Wilhelmina Spencer Pollocksville WS # 3-11/28/00 Wilhelmina Spencer Hatchville Private Interview - 4/18/2000 Marcie Spoonemore Pollocksville Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 Marcie Spoonemore Pollocksville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Marcie S oonemore Pollocksville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Paul Stephens New Bern WS # 1- 10/03/95 Joseph Stilley Maysville WS # 1-10/03/95 Jo Stone Pollocksville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Donna Straghorn Pollocksville Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Henry Straghorn Trenton Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Jenny Straghorn Pollocksville Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 Linatar Strayhorn, Jr. Hatchville Private Interview - 4/19/2000 Claudia Strayliser Pollocksville WS # 2- 2/24/97 Jerry Strayliser Pollocksville WS # 2- 2/24/97 Johnny Surles Pollocksville Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 Mrs. Jay Nathan Nathan Lynne Annie Nixon D. The Little Robby Ray Peter Dr. J. Durwood Earlene Gail Gail Gloria Henry Phill� Lisa Mike Bob Woody Mitchell Gertrude Betty Betty Earl Earl Elizabeth Woody Sharon Hilda Hilda Tim Travis Carl Connie James Comprehensive List of Meeting Attendees R-2514 B, C D Last Name Communitv Surles Pollocksville Sutherland Sutton Sutton Swansondum Tallman Tallman Taylor Tea Pot Teu Thacher Theisen Thomas Thomas Thomas Thomas Thomas Thomas Thomas Thomas Tooker Trasko Trasko Travers Trett Triplett Trott Trott Trott Trott Trott Trott Trott Tue Tyndall Tyndall Tyndell Van Riper Van Riper New Bern New Bern Trenton Pollocksville Pollocksville Maysville Maysville Maysville Maysville Pollocksville Raleigh New Bern Pollocksville Pollocksville Raleigh Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Maysville Maysville Pollocksville Pollocksville New Bern Maysville New Bern Hatchville Maysville Maysville Mavsville Maysville Mavsville Maysville Pollocksville Maysville Maysville Maysville Pollocksville Jacksonville Jacksonville Meetinq Attended Pollocksville -11/9/00 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 Pollocksville -11/9/00 Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Pollocksville -11/9/00 Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 WS # 1 -10/03/95 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 vvv m c - cic-ri�r Pollocksville - 11/9/00 WS # 3 -11/28/00 Poll. Ooen House # 1- 8/9/05 rvuu�.navwc - i ii�ivv Pollocksville - 11/9/00 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 WS # 3 -11/28/00 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Private Interview - 4/17/2000 WS # 3 -11/28/00 Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 Poll, Open House # 1- 8/9/05 WS # 3 -11/28/00 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 VVJ7t I � IWVJ/.7�J Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 First Name Wayne Joe Mabel B. R. Charles Chief Amy Dan Douglas Frank Joe Lewis Willie J. K. Deanne Deanne Johnny Dusar Jerry Susan Mabel Mabel Hilda J. P. Warren C.W. C. W. Terry Donnie Donnie Earnestine Earnestine Jack Mary Gail Pozelle W. W. Latisha Elvira James Theodore Douglas Eric Oliva Larry Vickie Kincluein Neelham Julia Ray Melvin Debbie Comprehensive List of Meeting Attendees R-2514 B, C D Last Name Vanderfield Vankirk Vaughn Waddell Walker Walton Ward Ward Ward Ward Ward Ward Ward Warren Watkins Watt Weathery Weatley Weaver Wessner Wessner Wethington Wethington, Jr Wetzel Wheeler White White White White White White Whitford Wicks Wicks Wilder Williams Williams Williams Willis Willis Willis Winsor Winsor Wiyor Wootin Wyman Wyman Ycock Zang Communitv Trenton Trenton Hatchfield Maysville Pollocksville Pollocksville Police Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Maysville New Bern Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville New Bern Plantation Pollocksville Pollocksville Maysville Maysville Maysville New Bern Maysville Maysville Pollacksville Chadwick Chadwick Pollocksville Goshen Pollocksville Pollocksville Maysville Maysville Goshen Pollocksville Pollocksville Goshen Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville New Bern New Bern Pollocksville Maysville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Pollocksville Meetinq Attended WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Private Interview - 3/20/2000 Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 Pollocksville -11/9/00 Pollocksville -11/9/00 Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 3 -11/28/00 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 Private Interview - 3/2/2000 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 WS # 1 -10/03/95 WS # 3 -11/28/00 Private Interview - 3/2/2000 WS # 3 -11/28/00 Private Interview - 3/2/2000 Private I�terview - 4/3/2000 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 3 - 11/28/00 Private Interview - 3/21/2000 Poll. Open House # 1- 8/9/05 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Private Interview - 3/21/2000 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 Poll. Open House # 3- 08/15/05 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 - 10/03/95 WS # 1 -10/03/95 Pollocksville - 11/9/00 WS # 2 - 2/24/97 � MEMORANDUM Michael F. Easley, Governor William G. Ross Jr., Secretary North Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Resources February 18, 2005 Alan W. Klimek, P.E. Director Division of Water Quality To: Melba McGee Through: John Henness �� From: Nicole Thoms Subject: Comments on the Draft Environmental Impact Statement related to proposed US 17 Improvments from SR 1330/SR 1439 south of Belgrade to the Jones/Craven County line south of New Bern, Onslow and Jones Counties, State Project No. 8.T190301, Federal Aid Project No. STP-53(2), TIP R-2514 B, C& D, DENR Project Number OS-00191. This office has reviewed the referenced document. The Division of Water Quality (DWQ) is responsible for the issuance of the Section 401 Water Quality Certification for activities that impact Waters of the U.S., including wetlands. It is our understanding that the project as presented will result in impacts to jurisdicfional wetlands and streams. The DWQ offers the following comments based on review of the aforementioned document: A) This project is being planned as part of the 404/NEPA Merger'Process. As a participating team member, the NCDWQ will continue to work with the team with the planning of this project. B) C) D) E) � Future documentation should include a map showing the entire project with the associated impacts to all resources for all alternatives. Where is the e�sting crossing over the Trent River in relation to the alternatives presented? What is the status of the abandoned Railroad bed on the Foscue Plantation? Do the wetlands and streams on this project have ratings and descriptions associated with each one? Is there a Natural Resources Technical Report to answer this? After the selection of the preferred altemative and prior to an issuance of the 401 Water Quality Certification, the NCDOT is respectfully reminded that they will need to demonstrate the avoidance and minimization of impacts to wetlands (and streams) to the maximum extent practical. Based on the impacts described in the document, wetland mitigation will be required for this project. Should the impacts to jurisdictional wetlands exceed 1.0 acres, mitigation will be required in accordance with NCDWQ Wetland Rules { 15A NCAC 2H.0506(h)(2) }. G) In accordance with the Environmental Management Commission's Rules { 15A NCAC 2H.0506(b)(6) }, mitigation will be required for impacts of greater than 1501inear feet to any single perennial stream. In the event that miUgation is required, the mitigation plan should be designed to replace appropriate lost functions and values. In accordance with the Environmental Management Commission's Rules { 15A NCAC 2H.0506 (h)(3) }, the NC Ecosystem Enhancement Program may be available for use as stream mitigation. No�rthCarolina Transportation Permitting Unit rl�lttllCll��lf 1650 Mail Service Center, Raleigh, North Carolina 27699-1650 2321 Crabtree Boulevard, Sufte 250, Raleigh, North Carolina 27604 Phone: 919-733-1786 / FAX 919-733-6893 / Intemet: http://h2o.enr.state.nc.us/ncwetlands An Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer — 50% Recycled/10% Post Consumer Paper I� As part of the 401 Water Quality Certification Application process, NC DOT is respectfully reminded to include specifics for both onsite and offsite mitigation plans. If mitigation is required, it is preferable to present a conceptual(if not finalized) mitigation plan with the environmental documentation. While NCDWQ realizes that this may not always be practical, it should be noted that for projects requiring mitigation, appropriate mitigation plans will be required in conjunction with the issuance of a 401 Water Quality Certification. We understand that NC DOT will request compensatory mitigation through the NC Ecosystem Enhancement Program for offsite mitigation. I) Future documentation, including the 401 Water Quality Certification Application, should continue to include an itemized listing of the proposed wetland and stream impacts with corresponding mapping. � Future documentation needs to address protected ripazian buffer impacts for all alternatives within the Neuse River Basin. K) Have all the proposed delineations of wedands and streams for all alternatives been verified by the US Army Corps of Engineers? L) An analysis of cumulative and secondary impacts anticipated as a result of this project is required. The type and detail of analysis should conform to the NC Divisioi� of Water Quality Policy on the assessment of secondary and cumulative impacts dated April 10, 2004. 1Vn NC DOT is respectfully remirided that all impacts, including but not limited to, bridging, fill, excavation and clearing, to jurisdictional wetlands, streams, and riparian buffers need to'be included in the final impact calculations. These impacts, in addition to any construction impacts, temporary or otherwise, also need to be included as part of the 401 Water Quality Certification Application. 1� Where streams must be crossed, the DWQ prefers bridges be used in lieu of culverts. However, we realize that economic considerations often require the. use of culverts. Please be advised that culverts should be countersunk to allow unimpeded passage by �sh and other aquatic organisms. Moreover, in areas where high quality wetlands or streains are impacted, a bridge may prove preferable. When applicable; DOT should not install the bridge bents in the creek, to the maacimum extent practicable. O) Sediment and erosion control measures should not be placed in wetlands. P) Borrow/waste areas should avoid wetlands to the maximum extent practicable. Impacts to wetlands in borrow/waste areas could precipitate compensatory mitigation. Q) The 401 Water Quality Certification application will need to specifically address the proposed methods for stormwater management. More specifically, stormwater should not be pernutted to dischazge directly into streams or surface waters. R) Based on the information presented in the document, the magnitude of impacts to wetlands and streams may require an Individual Pernut application to the Corps of Engineers and corresponding 401 Water Quality Certification. Please be advised that a 401 Water Quality Certifcation requires satisfactory protection of water quality to ensure that water quality standards are met and no wetland or stream uses are lost. Final permit authorization will require the submittal of a formal application by the NCDOT and written concurrence from the NCDWQ. Please be aware that any approval will be contingent on appropriate avoidance and minimization of wetland and stream impacts to the maximum extent practical, the development of an acceptable stormwater management plan, and the inclusion of appropriate mitigation plans where appropriate. The NCDWQ appreciates the opportunity to provide comments on your project. Should you have any questions or require any additional information, please contact Nicole Thomson at (919) 715-3415. � cc: Mr. Dave Timpy, US Army Corps of Engineers, Wilmington Field Off'ice Mr. Bill Biddlecome, US Army Corps of Engineers, Washington Field Office Mr. Gary Jordan, USFWS Mr. Travis Wilson, NCWRC Mr. Ken Averitte, NCDWQ Wilmington Regional Off'ice Central Files File Copy C:\Coaespondence�2005 EA, EIS, FONSI�R-2514B,C,D�EISFeb 05 Michael F. Easley, Govemor William G. Ross Jr., Secretary North Cazolina Departrnent of Environment and Natural Resources Alan W. Klimek, P.E. Director Division of Water Quality Division of Water Quality Department of Environmenta.l and Natural Resources 401 Oversight/Express Permit, Program Development and Transporta.tion Permitting Units Street Address: 2321 Crabtree Boulevard, Suite 250 Raleigh, NC 27604-2260 Mailing Address: 1650 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1650 `715 • 3��5 Contact Information: Phone #: 919-'�33��$fr Fax #: 919-733-6893 / � �� Fax To: j�i5. �� i� �� f s_ �\ Fax #: �� 30 lo C� .,` , Company: ` Date: � �.�b� Nuanber of pages including cover sheet: Notes or special instructions: -� rr%"` cazo�a 4010varsight/Express Unft �tlltYt��l�/ 1650 Mail Service Center, Raleigh, North Carolina 27699•1650 2321 Crabtree Boulevard, Sufte 250, Raleigh; North Carolina 27604 Phone: 919-733-1786 / FAX 919-733-6893 / Intemet: httu://h2o.enr.state.nc.us/ncwedands An Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer— 50% Recycled/10% Post Consumer Paper SENDING CONFIRMATION DATE • FEB-25-2005 FRI 14=58 NAME • DW�WETLANDS TEL • 9197336893 PHONE PAGES START TIME ELAPSED TIME MODE RESULTS 97153060 4/4 FEB-25 14:57 00'47" ECM OK FIRST PAGE OF RECENT DOCUMENT TRANSMTTTED... 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EASLEY GOVERNOR STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA DEPAR'T1V�NT OF TRANSPORTATION Agenda Eastern Concurrence Meeting Thursday, February 22, 2007 Board Room, Transportation Building Raleigh, North Carolina , LYNDO TIPPETT SECRETARY 9:00 AM to 12:00 Noon — Mark Pierce, Project Planning Engineer; NCDOT-PDEA Branch TIP No. R-2514 — US 17 Widening, Belgrade to Chadwick Onslow and Jones Counties, Divisions 2 and 3 TEAM MEMBERS: William Wescott, USACE Mark Pierce, PDEA Chris Militscher, EPA Gary Jordan, FWS Karen Compton, USFS Ron Sechler, NMF Travis Wilson, WRC Steve Sollod, DCM David Wainwright, DWQ Sarah McBride, SHPO Daniel Van Liere, Down East RPO (non-signatory) NCDOT TECHNICAL SUPPORT STAFF AND OTHER AGENCY STAFF: Neil Lassiter, Division 2 Allen Pope, Division 3 Ed Eatmon, Division 2 Mason Herndon, Division 3 Jay Johnson, Division 2 John Lansford, Roadway Design Jim Speer, Roadway Design Jerry Snead, Hydraulics Carl Goode, HEU Phil Harris, NEU Rob Hanson, PDEA Brian Yamamoto, PDEA Chris Manley, NEU Jim Morrison, Wilbur Smith Associates Wes Stafford, Wilbur Smith Associates Dave Wilver, Wilbur Smith Associates * The purpose of this meeting is to reach concurrence on CP 2A and CP 3 fo� the southern portion of the project from Belgrade to Chadwick. MAILING ADDRESS: Te�EaHONE: 919-733-3141 LOCATION: NC DEPARTMENT OF TR4NSPORTATION . FAX: 919-733-9794 TRANSPORTATION BUILDING PROJECT DEVELOPMENT AND ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS � 'I SOUTH WILMINGTON STREET 1548 MAIL SERVICE CENTER WEBSITE: WWW.DOH.DOT.STATE.NC.US RALEIGH NC Rn�eicH NC 27699-1548 Meeting Agenda Concurrence Point 2A & 3 Meetings R-2514BC: US 17 from Belgrade.to Chadwick Board Room - Transportation Building — Raleigh, NC February 22, 2007 lntroductions & Opening Remarks Wifliam Wescott, U. S. Army Corps of Engineers Project Description & Merger Process Status Mark Pierce, NCDOT Byrd Property Disposal Site Violation Status William Wescott, U. S. Army Corps of Engineers USACE Public Notice William Wescott, U. 9. Army Corps of Engineers Concurrence Point 2A : Bridging Decisions & Alignment Review Review of Corridor Alignments under Consideration Wes Stafford, Wilbur Smith Associates Eva/uafion of Bridging Decisions Wes Stafford, Wilbur Smith Associates NCDOT Recommendations Wes Stafford, Wilbur Smith Associates Concurrence Point 3: Corridor Selection Evaluation of Impacts for Corridor Selection Wes Stafford, Wilbur Smith Associates NCDOT Recommendations Wes Stafford, Wilbur Smith Associates ' r 1 r r r r r r ' r r r � r r , � , US 17 STATE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT ONSLOW & JONES COUNTIES NORTH CAROLINA FROM SR 1330/SR 1439 SOUTH OF BELGRADE TO THE JONES-CRAVEN COUNTY LINE � STIP NUMBER R-2514 B, C& D , il FEBRUARY 22, 2007 SECTION 404/NEPA MERGER PROCI CONCURRENCE POINT 3 MEETINc� CORRIDOR SELECTION FOR THE SOUTHERN PORTION OF THE PROJECT FROM BELGRADE TO CHADWICK Prepared for: THE NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Prepared by: WILBUR SMITH ASSOCIATES 421 Fayetteville Street Mall Suite 1303 Raleigh, NC 27601 , ' R-2514 B, C, & D US 17 Improvements Concurrence Point 3 Meeting Corridor Selection From SR 1330/SR 1439 South of Belgrade to Chadwick, the southern portion of the project , 1. Purpose of this Meeting: The purpose is to present information to the Merger Process Team in order to reach concurrence on Point 3, Corridor Selection for Segments 2 and 3 of R-2514 see Figure 1. , L_ l J ' C' C'� CI 2. TIP Description: The North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) proposes to improve a 16 mile (26.5 kilometers) portion of US 17 between SR 1330 (Deppe Loop Road)/SR 1439 (Spring Hill Road) south of Belgrade and the New Bern Bypass near the Jones/Craven County line, south of New Bern to multi-lanes with Bypasses of Belgrade, Maysville and Pollocksville on new location. This concurrence meeting is to review the southern portion of the project which includes section B and a portion of section C. 3. Purpose � Need — Improve the capability of US 17 to meet its mandated objectives as part of the Interstate System, Strategic Highway Corridor Network, and North Carolina Strategic Corridor System. The existing roadway geometry, projected traffic, and projected land use conditions diminish US 17's ability to function efficiently. 4) Merger Process History and Current Project Status. A) Detailed Study Alternatives Carried Forward (Southern Sections) 1. Alternative 2 , 2. Alternative 2A 3. Alternative 2B 4. Alternative 2C , 5. Alternative 3 [�' , ' � ' ' B) August 24, 2006 Merger Team Informational Meeting — The purpose was to present information to the Merger Process Team regarding the current status of R-2514 and design changes due to the Strategic Corridor Initiative. Team agreed to divide the project into finro halves to facilitate discussions on corridor selection. Additionally, it was determined that the merger process needed to look at CP2A and that bridging alternatives would be reviewed in the field. C) November 1, 2006 Field Meeting - Held to review bridging alternatives. D) Revised Preliminary Plans — The revised plans incorporated SHC revisions (Interchanges, grade separations, superstreet design) and bridging design and recommendations from the November 1 St CP2A field meeting. E) R-2514 A Disposal Site Violation. ' � ' ' , , �� ' C_J , ' �I� ��i ' �l ' � ' F) Concurrence Point 2A, Bridging & Alignment Review — Held immediately prior to this meeting. 4. Corridor Selection Discussions . . . . . Jurisdictional Impact Tables R-2514 B, C& D Location Figure Southern Portion Project Figure Belgrade to Chadwick Jurisdictional Impact Figures Human Environment Constraints Figure Summary of Primary Environmental Consequences Table Public Comments Table Agency Comments Table Preliminary Roadway Design Plans (October 2006/January 2007) 5. NCDOT Recommended Corridor — NCDOT recommends Alternative 2A as the LEDPA for the Maysville Bypass for the following reasons: • Highest Level of Public Support • Highest Municipal Support (Letters from Belgrade and Maysville Supporting Alternative 2A) •� Highest Level of Control of Access (Freeway, Grade separations, Interchanges) • Shortest Length • Lowest Number of Relocations • Lowest Contaminated Sites • Lowest Noise Impacts • Least Impact to Historic Architectural Resources • Least Environmental Justice Issues 6. 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Foscue Chadwick 27 43 0 Plantation ' Cost will be provided at merger meeting Highest Impacts by Altemative Lowest Impacts by Alternative ?�� Z"�d % 2 �"/3 "1\ TABLE 9 R-2514B,C&D SUMMARY OF CORRIDOR PUBLIC�HEARING COMMENTS SOUTHERN PORTION OF THE PROJECT BELGRADE TO CHADWICK 1 Reguest copy of slide show 2 Support Alt. 2A 3 Support Alt. 2C I will be greatly affected by Alt. 3. 1've lived here for 50 + years in stone house that was built by my husband. I am an 8: year old widow and would be devastated by the loss of my home & property. Five (5) generations have been raised in 4 this home. I intend to leave it for an inheritance. Town of Maysvilie endorses Alt. 2A b/c it has the least impact on homes, property value and development. Alt. 26 would greatly affect proposed upscale residential subdivision around the quarry lakes located east of US 17S, just south of town limits, as well as historical properties located on Hwy 58. 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This concurrence meeting is to review the southern portion of the project which includes section 8 and a portion of section C. 3) Purpose & Need — Improve the capability of US 17 to meet its mandated objectives as part of the Interstate System, Strategic Highway Corridor Network, and North Carolina Strategic Corridor System. The existing roadway geometry, projected traffic, and projected land use conditions diminish US 17's ability to function efficiently. 4) Merger Process History and Current Project Status. A) Detailed Study Alternatives Carried Forward (Southern Sections) ' 1. Alternative 2 2. Alternative 2A 3. Alternative 2B ' 4. Alternative 2C 5. Alternative 3 ' ' ' , ' , B) August 24, 2006 Merger Team Informational Meeting — The purpose was to present information to the Merger Process Team regarding the current status of R-2514 and design changes due to the Strategic Corridor Initiative. Team agreed to divide the project into two halves to facilitate discussions on corridor selection. Additionally, it was determined that the merger process needed to look at CP2A and that bridging alternatives would be reviewed in the field. C) November 1, 2006 Field Meeting - Held to review bridging alternatives. D) Revised Preliminary Plans — The revised plans incorporated SHC revisions (Interchanges, grade separations, superstreet design) and bridging design and recommendations from the November 1St CP2A field meeting. 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INF0��IVIA TIONAL MEETING August 24, 2004 SECTION 404 / NEPA MERGER PROCESS R-2514 B, C, & D US 17 Improvements From SR 1330/SR 1439 South of Belgrade to the Jones/Craven County Line South of New Bern Onslow and Jones Counties TIP Project No. R-2514 B, C& D — �;�1 b� sr,�c�.�i� l� �e�� >�(�T �1'e,v� � �• c��i5�..5 �e.� ov� Siro�� -(� (�m iv�� h'c. h'� e.. � � —� L�� w� t� 11�- b►� I�- �,� Z. �.��s l. �L� .� 2, 3 Z. s�.�-. �. � Information Meeting Agenda R-2514 B, C, & D US 17 Improvements From SR 1330/SR 1439 South of Belgrade to the Jones/Craven County Line South of New Bern Onslow and Jones Counties 1) Purpose of this Meeting: The purpose is to present information to the Merger Process Team regarding the current status of R-2514 and design changes due to the Strategic Corridor Initiative. 2) TIP Description: The North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) proposes to improve a 16 mile portion of US 17 between SR 1330 (Deppe Loop Road)/SR 1439 (Spring Hill Road) south of Belgrade and the New Bern Bypass near the Jones/Craven County line, south of New Bern to multi-lanes with Bypasses of Belgrade, Maysville and Pollocksville on new location. 3) Merger Process History and Current Status. A) Purpose & Need The need for the proposed action: The existing roadway geometry, projected traffic, and projected land use conditions along existing US 17 between Belgrade and Pollocksville diminish its ability to function as an Intrastate Corridor, Strategic Highway Corridor, and North Carolina Strategic Corridor. The increased congestion along existing US 17 will cause significant travel delay, increase the potential for accidents, and contribute substantially to the inefficient operation of motor vehicles. Accidents rates along existing segments of US 17 between Belgrade and Pollocksville area are currently above the statewide average accident rates for both non-fatal injury and night accidents on similar facilities. The primary purpose for the proqosed action: Improve capability of US 17 Intrastate System, Strategic Strategic Corridor System. to meet its mandated objectives as part of the Highway Corridor Network, and North Carolina • Improve tra�c flow along the US 17 corridor in the project study area. Relieve congestion on US 17 in Onslow and Jones County, thereby improving safety and reducing the number of accidents. B) Detailed Study Alternatives Carried Forvvard 1. Alternative 2 8. Alternative 4D 2. Alternative 2A 9. Alternative 4E 3. Alternative 2B 10. Alternative 4G 4. Alternative 2C 11. Alternative 4H 5. Alternative 3 12. Alternative 41 6. Alternative 4A 13. Alternative 41D 7. Alternative 4B 4) Strategic Highway Corridors (SHC) Initiative — The SHC was adopted by the North Carolina Board of Transportation in 2004 on September 2, 2004. The initiative seeks to identify, protect and maximize the use of highway corridors that play a critical role in regional or statewide mobility. US 17 under this initiative has been designated as a freeway and is being redesigned to meet the requirements as follow: • 55 mph or Greater • Minimum 4 Lanes with Median • Access Only Provided at Interchanges or Superstreet Intersections • Cross Streets are Grade-Separated or Superstreet Intersections • No Traffic Signals • Driveways Access Minimized 5) Preliminary Plans for Study Corridors (Old vs. New Plans). 6) Recommendation to Divide the Project in Half to Facilitate Discussions on Corridor Sele�tion. • Constraints Mapping • Public Involvement � Municipallnvolvement � Segments 2 and 3 from Belgrade to Chadwick _ • Segment 4 from Chadwick to the New Bern Bypass 7) R-2514A Disposal Site Violation. NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION US 17 / R-2514 ALIGNMENT ALTERNATIVES ALTERNATIVE OVERVIEW � Ja�SfO ST,�T�S .,��AyZ y � W O � P Z�� `O2 'yl,� PROStiGl UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY REGION 4 ATLANTA FEDERAL CENTER 61 FORSYTH STREET ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30303-8960 February 22, 2005 Dr. Gregory J. Thorpe, Ph.D. Environmental Manager Director Project Development and Environmental Analysis Branch N.C. Department of Transportation 1548 Mail Service Center Raleigh, North Carolina 27699-1548 Subject: US 17 Improvements, from SR 1330/SR 1439 south of Belgrade to the Jones/Craven County line, Onslow and Jones Counties, State Draft Environmental Impact Statement; TIP R-2514 B, C and D, State Project No. 8.T190301 Dear Dr. Thorpe: The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Region 4(EPA) has reviewed the subject document, and is commenting in accordance with Section 309 of the Clean Air Act. The North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) is proposing to construct an improved four- lane freeway with a 46-foot median from SR 1330/SR 1439 south of Belgrade to the 3ones/Craven County line in Onslow and Jones Counties for an approximate distance of 15 to 17 miles. The current roadway is primarily a two-lane, sub-standard U.S. highway. The R-2514 B, C and D project is part of the overall improvements to the US 17 corridor between South Carolina and Virginia. R-2514 A was a segmented portion of the R-2514 project which was processed as a Environmental Assessment and Finding of No Significant Impact (EA/FNSI). The R-2514 A project is currently under design and was a`pipeline' Merger process project. �PA has recently commented on this segment regarding avoidance and minimization measures. To the north at the Jones/Craven Cottnty line, the R-2514 B, C and D project would connect to another US 17 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) project, R-2301, which is also under detailed design. . The R-2514 B, C and D project is currently in the Merger process and EPA has been involved in past coordination on this proposed project. Accarding to EPA Merger tracking records, EPA concurred on Detailed Study Alternatives on August 21, 2001. We believe that Purpose and Need (P/N) pre-dated EPA's early involvement in the Merger process. Nevertheless, EPA has no outstanding concerns regarding the proposed project's overall P/N. EPA offers the following comments on the State Draft Environmental Irnpact Statement (DEIS): � Intemet Address (URL) • http:!/www.epa.gov Recycled/Recyclable • Printed with Vegetable Oil Based Inks on RecyGed Paper (Minimum 30 % Poslconsumer) Alternatives• 'Tne R-2514 B, C and D project is divided into 3 segmented alternative sections. The segment `2 Alternatives' correspond to the B segment between SR 1330/SR 1449 to north of Maysville. This approximate 4.5 mile section includes Alternatives 2(improve existing through Maysville), 2A, 2B and 2C. Alternatives 2A, 2B and 2C are on new location. Alternatives 2A and 2C run north of Maysville and Alternative 2B runs south of Maysville. The C segment of the proposed project corresponds to Alternative 3 which includes widening existing US 17 for approximately 3.4 miles between Maysville and before the intersection of SR 1114 (Lee's Chapel Road) and south of Pollocksville. Preliminary study alternatives_for this segment of widening were eliminated in previous Merger meetings and the remaining widening alternative is to the south of existing U.S. 17 Highway. The D segment of the project corresponds to segment `4 Alternatives', which is just south of SR 1114 through Pollocksvilie to the Jones/Craven County line for an approximate distance of 7.9 miles. The Detailed Study Alternatives for this section of the project include Alternatives 4A, 4B, 4D, 4E, 4G, 4H, 4I and 4ID. These various new location alternatives were selected to be carried forward for detailed study in order to avoid potential impacts to historic properties, environmental justice (E.n communities, and high quality natural resources. it is EPA's understanding that all of the Detailed Study Alternatives presented in the State DEIS generally meet the P/N for the proposed project. EPA understands that the primary purpose of the project is to improve tr�c flow along the US 17 corridor, relieve congestion on US 17 and thereby improving safety and the number of crashes, and to improve the capability of US 17 as a Strategic Highway Corridor, etc. From EPA's review of the State DEIS, NCDOT has not identified any of the Detailed Study Aiternatives that critically differ in their ability to meet the main purposes for the project with specific emphasis regazding traffic conge"stion and the diversion of traffic to new location alternatives. NCDOT has provided Design Yeaz 2025 Tr�c projections and shows average daily traffic (ADT) volumes for the various alternatives. Based upon NCDOT's Diversion of Traffic analysis (Table 2-3), it appears that all of the alternatives for segment 2 and segment 4 substantially improve highway capacity (i.e., between 59 and 76% within Segment 2 and between 72 and 8$ % within Segment 4). Regarding intersection Level of Service (LO5), all of the alternatives may require some improvements to signalization at intersections in order to improve or maintain projected LOS in AM/PM peak periods. From Table 2-4A, it appears that less inter,section improvements will be tequired for Alternative 2 than for Alternatives 2A, 2B and 2C. From Table 2-4B, it appears that Alternatives 4A and 4B require the least number of intersection improvements, Alternatives 4D, 4E, 4F and 4G a moderate number of intersection improvements and Alternatives 4I and 4ID the most intersection improvements. � Environmental Consequences * Relocations: Alternatives 2, 2A, 2B and 2C have potentially 5,6, 13, and 11 residential and 4, 0, 4 and 6 business relocations, respectively. Alternative 3 has 11 residential and 1 business relocation. Relocations for Segment 4 alternatives range between 7 and 29 residential relocations and 0 to 3 business relocations. For both the improve existing (widening) and new location alternatives, none of the Detailed Study Alternatives represent unreasonable relocation amounts to residence and businesses considering the miles of planned highway improvements. EPA has noted that the relocation impact numbers appeaz comparativeiy low for Alternative 2 for widening through Maysville. Overall, these relocation impact numbers are consistent with other TIP projects for other sections of the US 17 corridor. * EJ Communities - NCDOT has identified a number of potential EJ communities within the project study area, including Belgrade, Maysville, Garnet Heights, Chadwick, Murphytown, Ten Mile Fork, Hatchville, Goshen, Oak Grove and Pollocksville. Q�erall, the minority population of 2 census tracts in Jones County is 46 %. Furthermore, Jones County had a 23.6 % level of households below the poverty rate compared to a Statewide percenta.ge of 16.9%. Maysviile has been demographically identified as an African-American town with 59.2 % minority population. From direct relocation impacts, Alternative 2B displaces a total of 13 residential homes with 5 being minorities, Alternative 3 displaces 1 l tota.l with 9 being minorities, Alternative 4A displaces 29 total with 20 being minorities and Altemative 4H displaces 10 total with 5 being minorities (ftom Table 4-1). Alternative 3 traverses the minority community of Chadwick. Most of the Detailed Study Alternatives would impact minority and low-income populations to the same. degree (DEIS, page 4-16). However, Alternative 4A appears to place an unreasonable level of relocation impacts on minority residents; and therefore, other alternatives for Segment 4 with lower impacts should be co�sidered. For Segment 3, other preliminary study alternatives where dropped due to the potential greater impact of reiocations on minority residences (e.g. 21 additional relocations}. The DEIS does not provide specific data on the direct noise impacts to minority or low income communities. * Noise Receptor Impacts: The summary of noise receptor impacts is included in Table 4-6 and elsewhere in the DEIS. This table is a very good example of identifying and presenting impacts and consistent with NCDOT/Federal Highway Administration NEPA doctunent streamlining efforts. Impacts for the Alternative 2 segments range between 62 and 177 receptors with 144 receptors impacted by a No-build alternative. Alternative 3 has 52 impacted receptors with 61 receptors impacted by a No-build alternative. Impacts for the Alternative 4 segments range from 77 (Alternative 4H) to 183 impacted receptors (Alternative 4A) with 203 receptors impacted from a N�build alternative. A detailed noise wall evaluation was provided in the DEIS from pages 4-36 to 4-42. However, the noise.wall evaluation was conducted using the 1999 NCDOT Noise Policy of $25,000 per benefitted receptor. This evaluation needs to be updated using the current NCDOT Nois� Policy and the `sliding-scale' threshold of $35,000 per benefitted receptor. This new amount could change the results presented in Table 4-7 (e.g., Wall G) and ultimately the number of impacted receptors and the project cost. Currently, Wall E(Altemative 2B), Wall H (Alternatives 4A, 4B, 4I and 4ID) and Wall J(Alternatives 4A, 4B, 4I and 4ID) are considered to be reasonable and feasible. * Historic Properties: It appears that a great detail of the DEIS has addressed the numerous historic properties present within the project study azea, including 2 eligible historic districts (i.e., Maysville and Pollocksville). There are also 4 properties listed in the National Register and 4 properties eligible for the National Register. The only Alternatives which do not effect eligible or listed historic properties include Alternatives 2A, 2B, 2C and 4E. * Wetlands and Stream Impacts: Wetland impacts for the Alternative 2 segments range between 14.3 and 35.8 acres (i.e., Alternative 2- 14.3 acres, 2A - 33.3 acres, 2B - 35.8 acres & 2C - 22.9 acres). Stream impacts for the Alternative 2 segments range between 169 and 2,851 linear feet (i.e., Alternative 2- 169 l.ft., 2A - 2,0661.ft., 2B - 2,3571.ft. & 2C - 2,851 l.ft.). Alternative 3 impacts 21.0 acres of wetlands and 1501inear feet of streams. Wetland impacts for the Alternative 4 segments range between 3.9 and 52.7 acres. Stream impacts for the Alternative 4 segments range between 547 and 2,0141inear feet. The Table S-1 Evaluation Matrix provides wetland impacts in a low, medium and high quality breakdown f�r all of the detailed study alternatives. The table indicates that Alternative 4G has the greatest impact to high quality wetlands (i.e., 7.7 acres) and that this impact is nearly twice the other Alternative 4 segments for high quality resources. Furthermore, Alternative 4G has 1,SOS linear feet of stream impacts as well. EPA was unable to identify the qualifying criteria for determining the quality characteristics of the wetland systems (i.e., Low, medium and high). It would also be helpful to acknowledge if the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) has concurred with these determinations. Tota1 impacts to wetlands and streams depending upon the selected Alternative 2 and 4 segments could be substantial: 109. 5 acres of wetlands and S,O151inear feet of streams. The DEIS identifies Mitigation Evaluation inciuding Avoidance and Minimization, Compensatory Mitigation and Section 404/401 Permitting on pages 4-58 to 4-60. NCDOT has identified the bridge spannings of the wetlands at the White Oak River and Trent River as two measures for avoidance/minirnization. However, the DEIS does not specifically recommend other avoidance/minimization measures to be used on this project including 3:1 side slopes in wetland areas and reducing the median width at stream crossings. Also, there may be opportunities for additional avoidance/minimization by bridging high quality wetland systems. NCDOT should identify more rigorous avoidance/minimization measures prior to the Merger concurrence point 3 (LEDPA) meeting. Because this project is a`pipeline' project, Merger concurrence point 2A has not been $cheduled or achieved. EPA would recommend a combined concurrence point 2A/3 meeting in order to accurately weigh the alternatives in terms of wetland/stream impacts, costs from bridging and other environmental considerations. * Terrestrial Forest Impacts: Impacts to terrestrial forests for the Alternative 2 segments range between 16 and 55 acres (Table 4-14 of the DEIS). Alternative 2 segments range in impact to Croatan National Forest between 1.7 and 10.9 acres. Alternative 2A would impact 14 acres of Cypress-Gum Swamp. Alternative 2B would impact 10 acres of Bottomland Hardwoods and has the greatest overall impact to tenestrial forests at 55 acres. Alternative 3 would impact 27 acres of terrestrial forests with most of the impacts (i.e., 24.6 acres) being to Croatan National Forest. Most of the impact would be to Pine/Mixed forest. Alternative 4 segments would impact between 34 and 135 acres. None of the impacts would be to Croatan National Forest. Alternatives 4D, 4E and 4G would impact 7, 8, & 7 acres of Cypress-Gum Swamp. Alternatives 4E, 4D, 4H and 4I all have impacts greater than 120 acres to terrestrial forests. Because terrestrial forest impacts on this project are relatively substantial, EPA would request that NCDOT coordinate with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service on any specific requirements under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act of 1918, as amended (Title 50 of the Code of Federal Regulations, Volume l, Parts 1 to 199). .Most of the terrestrial bird species identified on pages 3-50 and 3-51 of the DEIS are listed migratory birds and would need to be assessed for protection during clearing and grubbing and construction activities. * Croatan National Forest: Section 4.9 of the DEIS addresses required permits and actions. However, this section of the DEIS does not address the Special Use Permit required by the U.S. Forest Service for the construction easement: (Page 4-5). Furthermore, the U.S. Forest Service's required evaluation for Proposed, Endangered, Threatened an Sensitive (PETS) species is planned to be performed by NCDOT prior to finalizing the EIS. This evaluation should be planned as soon as possible and coordinated with other Merger team agencies that have regulatory interests in the outcome of the evaluation (e.g., U.S. Fish and Wildlife Ser'vice, N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission, etc.}. Potential impacts to PETS should already be identified and all relevant information provided to Merger team agencies as early in the NEPA/404 Merger process as possible. EPA is concerned for the �roposed impacts to Croatan National Forest. A minimization alternative along Alternative 3 was preliminarily evaluated by NCDOT and discussed generally on page 4-4. EPA would request that NCDOT demonstrate the technical details of sharp reverse curves to EPA and other Merger team agencies at the next concurrence meeting and provide a rationale as why this `best-fit' alternative is not feasible. This design alternative would also avoid additional impacts to the Chadwick Community. * Rare and Unique Natural Areas: The DEIS has identified the designated Maysville Goldenrod Roadsides Natural Heritage Program (NHP) site approximately 0.5 miles north of Maysville. EPA could not find the NHP site located on any of the DEIS maps. This site is confined to the NCDOT right of way for an approximate distance of 0.2 miles. It contains one of the two lazgest known populations of Spring-flowering Goldenrod (Solidago verna) which is a State listed Endanger�d species and a Federal Species of Concern (FSC). The site also contains a historic record for the State Special Concern and FSC Carolina Gopher Frog (Rana capito capito). EPA is assuming this NHP site is located along a portion of the Alternative 3 segment. NCDOT has not identified which alternative would potentially impact this site. EPA is requesting that future avoidance/minimization plans incorporate this site into NCDOT's design features for the new or improved roadway. Page 4-68 includes the statement that the Spring-flowering Goldenrod will be replanted, if necessary. NCDOT should provide more detailed information regarding this activity. * Prime Farmlands: Impacts to prime and important farmlands are identified in Section 4.2.6 of the DEIS. Impacts for Alternative 2 segments range between 38 acres for Alternative 2 and 119 acres for Alternative 2A. Impacts for the Alternative 3 segment are 43 acres. Impacts for Alternative 4 segments range between 56 acres for Alternative 4A and 80 acres for Alternative 4G. NCDOT should provide the specific impact numbers to prime and important farmlands in an Impact/Evaluation Summary Table as was done for other environmental indicators .(e.g., Table 4- 17). * Hazardous Material Sites: The DEIS identifies 31 total sites with Alternative 4A with 6 potential sites and Alternative 2 with potentially 5 sites. The remainder of the alternatives range between 0 and 4 hazardous material sites. None of these sites have been identified as CERCLA or RCRA sites. Most of the 31 hazardous material sites (from Table 3-6) appeaz to be Underground Ground Storage Tank (UST) related sites which were abandoned or are cunently in use. * Indirect and Cumulative Impacts: EPA acknowledges that there is a potential low level of growth projected for the project study azea and that the new roadway will not drastically alter regional growth and development patterns. EPA generally agrees with NCDOT's indirect and cumulative impact analysis on pages 4-65 to 4-68. Summarv EPA recognizes that NCDOT is proceeding with this Merger project without Federal-aid funding from the Federal Highway Administration. EPA is requesting additional or revised information regarding wetland quality rankings, updated noise abatement analysis, other direct impacts to EJ communities, prime and important fazmlands and specific avoidance/minimization measures to wetlands and streams as well as�including potential efforts to minimize impacts to Croatan National Forest and the Maysville NHP site. EPA is also encouraging NCDOT to engage the U.S. Forest Service in the Merger process. EPA is not providing formal ratings for this State DEIS. However, EPA has identified that Alternatives 4A and 4G would have significant and unbalanced impacts to the human and natural environment, respectively. Alternative 4A would have an unreasonably high relocation impact to EJ communities. Alternative 4G would have the greatest impact to Cypress-gum Swamp/high quality wetlands. NCDOT has not identified a preferred altemative in the DEIS. EPA plans to sta.y actively involved in this Merger process project and will be seeking input from other Merger team agencies on their specific preferences and concerns for the Detailed Study Alternatives. If you have any questions concerning EPA's comments, please contact Mr. Ted Bisterfeld at (404) 562-9621 or Mr. Christopher Militscher of my staff at (919) 856-4206. Sincerely, , �� ; ', , ` 1� , ,; V�� • ' Heinz J. Mueller, Chief NEPA Program Office Office of Policy and Management ., cc: K. Jolly, USACE Wilmington District P. Benjamin, USFWS Raleigh Field Office � ., MICHAEL F. EASLEY GOVERNOR STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTZVIEENT' OF TRANSPORTATION July 6, 2006 (Thursday) Mr. Gary Jordan (US Fish and Wildlife Service) Ms. Sarah McBride (NCDCR - State Historic Preservation Office) Mr. Christopher Militscher (US Environmental Protection Agency) Mr. Chris Padgett, AICP (Down East Rural Planning Organization) Mr. Steve Sollod (NCDENR - Division of Coastal Management) Mr. Dave Timpy (US Army Corps of Engineers) Mr. William Wescott, PWS (US Army Corps of Engineers) Mr. Travis Wilson (NCDENR - North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission) Mr. Brian Wrenn (NCDENR - Division of Water Quality) RE: Invitation to Informational Meeting R-2514: US 17 in Onslow & Jones Counties Dear Merger Process Team: o� �� ✓�i� �� c�r oF 1l � �N°S.aR_ � - �DO � N�S aRM��,ry 6 RB'�N LYNDO TIPPE� SECRETARY Mr. William Wescott, PWS, Regulatory Project Manager, Army Corps of Engineers, and I recently met to discuss this project. We are recommending that the Merger Process Team hold an informational meeting during a concurrence meeting time slot to discuss the history and current status of this project, and to prepare for the upcoming meetings on corridor selection. The following to�ics would be amonQ those to be discussed durin� the informational meetin�: • Merger Process history and current status • State Draft Environmental Impact Statement • Strategic Highway Corridor • Constraints mapping and preliminary plans for study corridors • Bridge lengths • Public involvement • Municipal involvement • Recommendation to divide the project in half to facilitate discussions on corridor selection • R-2514A Disposal Site Violation MAILING ADDRESS: � NC DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION PROJECT DEVELOPMENTAND ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS BRANCH 1548 MAIL SERVICE CENTER RAlE1GH NC 27699-1548 Te�ePHONE: 919-733-3141 FAX: 919-733-9794 WEBSITE: www. ncdot. org /doh /preconstruct /pe / LOCATION: TRANSPORTATION BUILDING 1 SOUTHWILMINGTONSTREET RALEIGH NC 27601 Letter to Merger Process Team R-25I4: Invitation to Informational Meeting July 6, 2006 Page 2 of 2 We appreciate your time and look forward to meeting with you on August 24, 2006. You will receive another notice confirming the time of the meeting. Should you have comments or questions during the interim, or have topics you want included on the agenda, please contact me at (919) 733-7844 x214 or at mspierce@dot.state.nc.us or Mr. Wescott at (252) 975-1616 x31 or at William.G.Wescott@usace.armv.mil. Sincerely, iZZGat�(G e� %��t/�s.t- Mark Pierce, P.E. Project Planning Engineer Project Development & Environmental Analysis Branch CC: Mr. Robert Hanson, P.E. (PDEA Eastern Region Project Engineer) Mr. Neii Lassiter, P.E. (Division Engineer) Mr. Allen Pope, P.E. (Division Engineer) Mr. Roy Shelton (PDEA Staff Engineer) Ms. Topsy Skinner (PDEA Concurrence Meeting Manager) Mr. Jim Speer, P.E. (Roadway Design Project Engineer) Mr. Wes Stafford, P.E., AICP (Wilbur Smith Associates) Mr. Brian Yamamoto, P.E. (PDEA Project Engineer) � LI 1 1 , � � US 17 STATE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT ONSLOW & JONES COUNTIES NORTH CAROLINA FROM SR 1330/SR 1439 SOUTH OF BELGRADE TO THE JONES-CRAVEN COUNTY LINE STIP NUMBER R-2514 B, C� D FEBRUARY 22, 2007 SECTION 404/NEPA MERGER PROCESS � CONCURRENCE POINT 3 MEETING CORRIDOR SELECTION FOR ' THE SOUTHERN PORTION OF THE PROJECT FROM BELGRADE TO CHADWICK , , , Prepared for: � THE NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION � 1 � ' Prepared by: WILBUR SMITH ASSOCIATES 421 Fayetteville Street Mall Suite 1303 Raleigh, NC 27601 � ' R-2514 B, C, & D US 17 Improvements Concurrence Point 3 Meeting Corridor Selection , , , ' ' , , � ' ' ' �� ' ' ' C_J � From SR 1330/SR 1439 South of Belgrade to Chadwick, the southern portion of the project 1. Purpose of this Meeting: The purpose is to present information to the Merger Process Team in order to reach concurrence on Point 3, Corridor Selection for Segments 2 and 3 of R-2514 see Figure 1. 2. TIP Description: The North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) proposes to improve a 16 mile (26.5 kilometers) portion of US 17 between SR 1330 (Deppe Loop Road)/SR 1439 (Spring Hill Road) south of Belgrade and the New Bern Bypass near the Jones/Craven County line, south of New Bern to multi-lanes with Bypasses of Belgrade, Maysville and Pollocksville on new Iocation. This concurrence meeting is to review the southern portion of the project which includes section B and a portion of section C. 3. Purpose & Need — Improve the capability of US 17 to meet its mandated objectives as part of the Interstate System, Strategic Highway Corridor Network, and North Carolina Strategic Corridor System. The existing roadway geometry, projected traffic, and projected land use conditions diminish US 17's ability to function efficiently. 4) Merger Process History and Current Project Status. A) Detailed Study Alternatives Carried Forward (Southern Sections) 1. Alternative 2 2. Alternative 2A 3. Alternative 2B 4. Alternative 2C 5. Alternative 3 B) August 24, 2006 Merger Team Informational Meeting — The purpose was to present information to the Merger Process Team regarding the current status of R-2514 and design changes due to the Strategic Corridor Initiative. Team agreed to divide the project into two halves to facilitate discussions on corridor selection. Additionally, it was determined that the merger process needed to look at CP2A and that bridging alternatives would be reviewed in the field. C) November 1, 2006 Field Meeting - Held to review bridging alternatives. D) Revised Preliminary Plans — The revised plans incorporated SHC revisions (Interchanges, grade separations, superstreet design) and bridging design and recommendations from the November 1 St CP2A field meeting. E) R-2514 A Disposal Site Violation. �� ' , ' ' ' ' r--, � I F) Concurrence Point 2A, Bridging 8� Alignment Review — Held immediately prior to this meeting. 4. Corridor Selection Discussions . . . . . Jurisdictional Impact Tables R-2514 B, C& D Location Figure Southern Portion Project Figure Belgrade to Chadwick Jurisdictional Impact Figures Human Environment Constraints Figure Summary of Primary Environmental Consequences Table Public Comments Table Agency Comments Table Preliminary Roadway Design Plans (October 2006/January 2007) 5. NCDOT Recommended Corridor — NCDOT recommends Alternative 2A as the LEDPA for the Maysville Bypass for the following reasons: , , 1 C� 1 �� 1 �� 1 �� , • ' Highest Level of Public Support Highest Municipal Support (Letters from Belgrade and Maysville Supporting Alternative 2A) Highest Level of Control of Access (Freeway, Grade separations, Interchanges) Shortest Length Lowest Number of Relocations — �� Lowest Contaminated Sites Lowest Noise Impacts Least Impact to Historic Architectural Resources Least Environmental Justice Issues 6. 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V .Trent River �� Pond Im acts 25' Buffer POND NUMBER ACRESIMPACTED X X ' � , ' � ' ' � � v WETLAND AND STREAM IMPACTS BY ALTERNATE SECTION 4 ALTERNATE 4E (SDEIS) (b) Recommended SWch�res RCBC = reinforced concrete box culvert � Pond Im acts 25' Buffer POND NUMBER ACRES IMPACTED X X I � �.J , , �] ' , ' C� , � � � � � ' �_ 1 � � � I 1 1 1 C� � � � WETLAND AND STREAM IMPACTS BY ALTERNATE SECTION 4 ALTERNATE 4G (SDEIS) (b) Recommended SWctures RCBC = reinforced concrete box culvert Pond Im acts 25' Buffer POND NUMBER ACRES IMPACTED X X �' �I , � , � � � L� J I I U � � r �t �� WETLAND AND STREAM IMPACTS BY ALTERNATE SECTION 4 ALTERNATE 4H (SDEIS) (b) Recommended Structures RCBC = reinforced concrete box culveR Pond Im acts 25' Buffer POND NUMBER ACRESIMPACTED X X ' � � ' �� I� �� t � � � WETLAND AND STREAM IMPACTS BY ALTERNATE SECTION 4 ALTERNATE 41(SDEIS) (b) Recommended Structures RCBC = reirrforced concrete bax culvert � Pond Im acts 25' Buffer POND NUMBER ACRESIMPACTED P9 0.34 T1 0.07 , , � LJ ' � ' ' ' , LJ � WETLAND AND STREAM IMPACTS BY ALTERNATE SECTION 4 ALTERNATE 41D (SDEIS) �o� rcecommenaea �wctures K�t3� = reintorcea concrete box culvert � �I S19 � Deep Guily I Pond Im acts 25' Buffer POND NUMBER ACRES IMPACTED P9 0.34 ' T1 0.07 �� ' � L� , � BRIDGING OPTIONS AND ASSOCIATED JURISDICTIONAL IMPACTS (FIELD MEETING) Legend Inventoried Wetlands Im acts b Disturbed Limits P Y Structure Identification �y Z — Pavetl Raatl � ❑¢WrbeC Limit of Alianate 4.4 O ❑rsWrbetl LLni1 of Aitaroate CG - Hlgh puality Weflantl _ yy¢�lands Impacted by OisWrbetl Llmlts (9) .. _ .. _ � � 5 ."1? i .,_ 5 1 . , �� I .�_ , -— UnimpmvedlGavalRoaC O OislurbetlLimitolNlernate4B O ��sWrbetlLimltolAllemale4H Me3um0ualllyWelland - Reservoir�Pon4lmpadeC(Pt) � R`�'��'�� '' �°�^ T��x��su�TitEmi _.i Sl RELVNiE%TENOCv_ _c- ,.. ��`:3T�UCiBRIDGE?fiP —�-- TownBountlary � OisturbrJLimaofAllemale4� O❑�slurbetlLimilo(Atlemale4l � LowQualilyWetlentl � SlieamlSurleceWa�erlmpactad(W1� 3� RETN!yEZTENDb/oE�T si] mv5i*tuCiBRiWEaau' 55 CONSiRUCT6R10G'61V SD CQNSTRUCi2-0kB'P'_i� ;�,-+;f��-: ;i --- CounryBountlary _ DisWrbedLimHotAOema�e4E O �islurbedLimdolAllemate410 _ ResenoiflPontl '-3 CONS1AllCTERiWE3c0' 6u CUNs4tUGT8.Woc-Emti S, CONSi�IICTBRi�GE�:� 515 CONSTFUCT0Ri�6E;:; Soa t xoaa �'d_u narn — PreliminaryGortidorSSWdyBoundary � SVeaMSurtaceVJalar S3F C>nsiG'�.;Cinn�CGE]3�)';e]9+E!+Sa:.NG�y e�s CONSTRUCT9a:U?C5-+: �"-' �s� a�a r.o o,o �v 3 f.r;lcTi t -e'.:A9 ,F:',=f-) ctl C'4'ISiFl1LTBFD:E=.',l � ProposeG BriCge or Culvaq ve_ �: . � . . . . .. . .. . . . . 04!0610] \ , .i � / .},�, - .-.— . .i y"�� _ , . � ' � � . , ,t..�. - \� .��ir ~ %d �i.a �'" � �' - 1 `ti- � � ' G - "�t� �1 � �`s . j . �� a � � c ,. -<�a'. a-, L, �., � -\ . � � ��` . 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` `ST�4TE ENVIRO:NMENTA�L'IMPACT STATEM'ENT � '� '� � ; , � �. ,. . , � ; . _ : , � �� ,� . , ., �` ` ` ` � :� ON'SLOW & J �;NES`COUNTIES NORTH C�►RO�LINA � ' FROM" SR.1330/SR 1439'SOUTH OF BELGRADE ., .; .` ' TO THE JONES , CR`�4VEN COUNTY LINE �: STIP NUM�BER;.R 2514 B, C& D`` � �S . i �� . ; „- , . ,. � • � '„ , : '',.��' 'yC;. � :.'.�. ,�;. � FEBR�UARIf� :22, 2007 . ; :, . ;. , : ; SECTION 404/NEPA�-`MERGER PROCESS ` CONCURRENCE POINT �2A MEETING. : BRIDGING°;bECfSIONS FOR� ; . � : THE SOUTHERN:PORTION.OF THE PROJECT , ' FROM BELGRQ►aE TO�CHADWICK �. � : , Prepar.ed for: :' � _: , THE;,NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION . , , � , �� , ; 4 Prepared by: ' WILBUR:SMITH ASSOCIATES . r� 421 Fayetteville Str:eet Mall . . ; � Su�te� 1:303 " Raleigh,.NC' 27601 ': _, � ; . _ � � ��: : . �� , , � ;, � � �. .�� ' , ' ' , , �J C _J , ' I�� ' II I� � ' � , ' R-2514 B, C, & D US 17 Improvements Concurrence Point 2A Meeting Agenda Bridging Decisions For the Southern Portion of the Project from SR 1330/SR 1439 South of Belgrade to Chadwick 1) Purpose of this Meeting: The purpose is to present information to the Merger Process Team in order to reach concurrence on Point 2A, bridging decisions, based upon preliminary hydrologic and hydraulic design of the major stream crossings for Segments 2 and 3 of the project. 2) TIP Description: The North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) proposes to improve a 16 mile portion of US 17 between SR 1330 (Deppe Loop Road)/SR 1439 (Spring Hill Road) south of Belgrade and the New Bern Bypass near the Jones/Craven County line, south of New Bern to multi-lanes with Bypasses of Belgrade, Maysville and Pollocksville on new location. This concurrence meeting is to review the southern portion of the project which includes secfion B and a portion of section C. 3) Purpose & Need — Improve the capability of US 17 to meet its mandated objectives as part of the Interstate System, Strategic Highway Corridor Network, and North Carolina Strategic Corridor System. The existing roadway geometry, projected traffic, and projected land use conditions diminish US 17's ability to function efficiently. 4) Merger Process History and Current Project Status. A) Detailed Study Alternatives Carried Forward (Southern Sections) 1. Alternative 2 2. Alternative 2A 3. Alternative 2B 4. Alternative 2C 5. Alternative 3 B) August 24, 2006 Merger Team Informational Meeting — The purpose was to present information to the Merger Process Team regarding the current status of R-2514 and design changes due to the Strategic Corridor Initiative. Team agreed to divide the project into two halves to facilitate discussions on corridor selection. Additionally, it was determined that the merger process needed to look at CP2A and that bridging alternatives would be reviewed in the field. C) November 1, 2006 Field Meeting - Held to review bridging alternatives. D) Revised Preliminary Plans — The revised plans incorporated SHC revisions (Interchanges, grade separations, superstreet design) and bridging design and recommendations from the November 1St CP2A field meeting. E) R-2514 A Disposal Site Violation. , ' 5 Prelimina H draulics Desi n& Brid in Decisions under Consideration. ) rY Y 9 9 J , • R-2514 B, C& D Location Figure • Southern Portion Project Figure Belgrade to Chadwick ' • Jurisdictional Areas Maps -- SHC Spanning Floodplains / SHC With NCDOT Hydraulic Recommendations (Sheets 3 — 5A) ' • Jurisdictional Impacts Tables - SDEIS / SHC Spanning Floodplains / SHC — NCDOT Hydraulic Recommendations ' • Preliminary Roadway Design Plans (October 2006/January 2007) , 6) NCDOT Recommended. , ' , , ' ' ' � LJ � ' ' , , i 1 �� .. 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