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HomeMy WebLinkAboutGC 1734(>E~tif~;R.~.1, t:f~:f~rl~Lf~ IC~1"1'It)ti TI~IS GENERA. CEKTIPIC~~'I IUi~i is issued in cent ~)I-mi t,y with the requirements of SecCion 401 of Public Laws 92-500 <~Ind y5-217 of tfle United States and subject to the forth Carolina Division of Environmental Management Regulations in 15 NCAC 2H, Section .0500 for the category of activities as specified below in the waters or adjacent wetlands of the State. _ This General Certification is issued to the North Carolina Department of Transportation and is only valid for the following activities: ' 1. Reconstruction or modification of an existing bridge structure on essentially the same alignment or location (e.g. widening less than a single travel lane, adding shoulders or safety lanes, walkways, bideways, or pipelines) except bridges on or eligible for inclusion on the National Register or bridges providing access to barrier islands. Reconstruction or modification of an existing one lane bridge structure, presently serviced by a two lane road and used for two lane traffic to a two lane bridge on essentially the same alignment or location, except bridges on or eligible for inclusion on the National Register or bridges providing access to barrier islands. 2. Construction of bicycle and pedestrian lanes, paths,, and facilities. 3. Modernization of an existing highway by resurfacing, restoration, rehabilitation, widening less than a single lane width, adding shoulders, adding auxiliary lanes for localized purposes (e.g. weaving, turning, climbing}, and correcting substandard curves and intersections.. This classification is not applicable when the proposed project requires acquisition of more than minor amounts of right-of-way or substantial changes in access control. 4. Highway safety or traffic operations improvement projects including the correction or improvement of high hazard locations; elimination of roadside obstacles; highway signing; pavement markings; traffic control devices; railroad warning devices; and lighting. This classification is not applicable when tl~e proposed action requires acquisition of more t~lan minor amounts or right-of-way or substantial changes in access control. The State of Forth C<~ro 1 in~~ ccrt if i~~<~ th~~t tf~c's~' <IC't iv i t ics will not ~.~i~)late Sections 301 , 3O', 3t.1~3, 3O~~, ~30 ~~l E'I. `l .'--"7O') 111~i E'1. ~5-217 if ~.OildUCCed lil aCCOrdanC~' '.•' ! f_II t hc' ~31)p l l ~",l (_ 1 ~)!1 l;l~E ~~~~lli~ 1 t 1~)n`~ hC'.rC' 1 n~If ter SLt 1,)rth. 1 Zhat lnstr~'~ii;? (UI~1?lcf 1 t. '.' lil C h~' Cl'c t' 1'~" 111',', ~~~;I(~'I-~, ~Ilil' C~) Cfl~ project ~~Ctl.Vlty', `~h:il I i1~~)~ t';{('t?(?c1 ~)~~ wl~; 1.1 t I~':i~1 '~1<"ILl'I l)I~ WC'tl~l[~ds, Z5 ~+T1~ 1;1 S~) 1 . ilt_' :~. t ~_ ~' I~'i , ,3111 ~ ~) ~~~E t. I I. ~~! . 1 ;',Il;i ~ ~'~f C I~~~ll t_ WTI tl'r5 . .~. Ifl~~~t W~lk'.rE' CaSt-ltl-~)l~?L E' E~OIICr~'tt' 1`~ ll`~E't~, t_Un~.I~e~_~' S~1al ~~ IIOt t)e p~~ured unless form; are cumplc~tely dewatered. Foundation seals may tie ~~laec~d under water. ~3. "I~1at no oils, aspt~al_tic material or other toxl.c substances bt located, nor stored within 100 feet of adjacent streams or wetlands, nor be discharged into adjacent streams or wetlands. 4. That the proposed activity shall not restrict stream flow and should be designed to accomodate at least the 25 year flood, or to pass flood and/or trial waters in such manner which will not cause flooding or greater amplitude than that which presently exists. 5. That where box culverts are used the invert will be placed at or below the bottom of the stream. 6.~ That erosion control methods be implemented such as silt screens, hay bails, siltation ponds, etc., to prevent sediment from entering streams or wetlands. 7. That the rip-rap material be of such size so as not able to be carried off by wave action and consist of clean rock or masonry material free of debris or toxic pollutants except in trace quantities. 8. That where the rip-rap material is to be placed below the mean high water mark, the applicant will take all reasonable measures to minimize adverse impacts on water quality. 9. That placement of rip-rap material will be limited to a maximum shoreline length of 500 feet and extend an average distance of not more than 2 feet waterward of the mean high water (MHW) elevation contour and at no point extend further waterward than 5 feet from the MHW elevation. 10. That all fill material shall be clean and free from any toxic pollutants, except in trace quantities. 11. That the area of classified surface waters to be filled not exceed one-half acre. 12. That widening of roads essentially haral lul to <~ stream wil i nut result in the filling of th~~t ~~tream. l3. "That the Director of the ~lortll ~:ar~~~1 ina Divi~~iun ~~f E~nvironment.~1 ~ianagemeilt may rC'C~II l r~' `>ll~)II11 ~'~ 1 ~)Il ~) f ~ ! ~; I i~;a ~ ~1~)~) 1 l ~.~~ C 1Ofl ~ i~ f certlf 1catlon for ~~n}' prc~ )t't't of t ~l ~'; t v~~t, , 11 ~ t 1 ~~ d~~~nled n~~~~~~~~~;,~r V to assure t11o protectio-1 u1 ;~~:~t~~r ~~~ial ~ t~,~ ~>t,11t~j.ii~d~>. f'lil~i i~ hearings :nay be held f~~r ~~~~c~_i1 i~- ,~,~~~1 i~~.3t ;~~n ~~ri~~r t_~~ ~~~~rt.; 1~~,~~ iu-~ if deemed in t1~~~ ~~u~~l ic~' ~, I>t~~~! i~~t ~~t-~~~;~ h~,, ~ li,, i}ii-t~~~<<~~-. UIVISIUN Uf•' f~:NVIfZONMENTAI, MANAGEI~tENT Original Signed By FORREST R. WESTALL Robert F. Kelms, irector . ti WQC~~I734