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FW: Responses to your comments on Five Mile Branch - Iredell County
(#20060200v2)
Kulz, Eric
Sent: Wednesday, July 21, 2010 11:17 AM
To: Strickland, Bev
Attachments: Response to DWQ's Comments-l.pdf (74 KB) ; five mile.pdf (2 MB) ; PlantingTable.pdf (17 KB)
Bev:
To be included in #06-0200 v2. I have already printed these.
Eric
From: Xu, Lin
Sent: Wednesday, July 21, 2010 10:29 AM
To: Kulz, Eric
Cc: Hill, Tammy; Tugwell, Todd SAW; Johnson, Alan; [e-mail]; Dorney, John; Wiesner,
Paul; Mcdonald, Mike
Subject: Responses to your comments on Five Mile Branch - Iredell County (#2006O200v2)
Eric,
Please find the attached responses and related documents to your comments on Five Mile project, and let me
know if you have any questions or concerns. Thanks.
Lin
Please update your address book with my new e-mail address: [e-mail]
Lin Xu
Water Resource Engineer
NC Ecosystem Enhancement Program
919-715-7571 (office)
E-mail correspondence to and from this address may be subject to the North Carolina Public Records
Law and may be disclosed to third parties.
From: Kulz, Eric
Sent: Thursday, July 01, 2010 1:00 PM
To: Xu, Lin
Cc: Hill, Tammy; Tugwell, Todd SAW; Johnson, Alan; [e-mail]; Dorney, John
Subject: Five Mile Branch - Iredell County (#2006O200v2)
Lin:
DWQ has reviewed the above-referenced project documents and have a number of issues which require
clarification and/or possible discussion by the IRT. The majority of the issues are related to the proposed
wetland restoration.
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Vegetation
Sweetgum and red maple should be removed from the planting list for the project. Although these species are
common in Piedmont/Mountain Bottomland Hardwood communities, they tend to be very competitive in early
successional systems (such as recently-planted mitigation sites) and will likely colonize on their own.
Proposed Wetland Restoration Area Delineation
It is unclear how the extent of restored wetland was estimated. The boundaries of the proposed wetland
restoration in the design plan sheets do not appear to follow topographic contours or hydric soil lines. Please
provide further explanation and additional maps, if necessary, to clarify how the total proposed wetland
restoration area was calculated and mapped.
Vernal Pools
While we support the inclusion of a small number of vernal pools on a wetland restoration site, the mitigation
plan does not provide details regarding the number and total area of constructed pools. These factors are
significant since the plan proposes that they be included in the area receiving wetland mitigation credit.
Soil
While the site does appear to have hydric (Wehadkee) soil inclusions, we are concerned about the extent of
wetland restoration (58.6 acres) proposed on an area that contains primarily Chewacla soils. We echo the
concerns expressed in the original DA permit (May 9, 2006) as well as the suggestion that EEP not use any of the
proposed wetland credits to offset permitted impacts until such time as success of wetland restoration begins to
be demonstrated.
Hydrology Success Criteria
The proposed performance criteria for hydrology are "saturation within 12 inches of the soil surface for the
hydroperiod dictated by the project reference or 5% of the growing season, whichever is less." DWQ believes
that a hydroperiod reaching the minimum of these criteria will be inadequate to support the wetland system
targeted for restoration. Table 5 in the Corps' 1987 Wetland Delineation Manual shows that areas with
continual saturation or inundation for less than 5 percent of the growing season in most years are not wetlands,
and DWQ does not support wetland mitigation credit for such areas. As Bottomland Hardwood Forests are
expected to be "intermittently to seasonally inundated for long duration" (NC Wetland Assessment Method, ver.
1, April 2008), and based on results of reference hydrology monitoring in 2005 (Mitigation Plan, Dec 2009, p. 6-
2), we expect that the targeted hydroperiod is significantly greater than 5 percent, and varies depending upon
landscape position (elevation, proximity to streams and surface runoff sources, etc.).
In addition, although the mitigation plan indicates that monitoring will be representative, it does not include
details regarding the placement of monitoring plots for vegetation and hydrology. Please provide a map and
description of how monitoring will be structured to capture conditions across the site, including the hydrology
gradient from the ditches that will remain open adjacent to 1-40.
Monitoring Duration
Please note that the federal Mitigation Rule states that monitoring periods should be extended for forested
wetlands. This policy has been adopted by the IRT in NC. Considering the concerns regarding restoration on
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Chewacla soils, an extended monitoring timeframe for both vegetation and hydrology may be warranted.
Please note we have copied pertinent USACE representatives and request input from them in resolving these
issues.
Please feel free to contact Tammy Hill at [phone] or me if you have any questions regarding these
comments.
Eric
Eric W. Kulz
Environmental Senior Specialist
N.C. Division of Water Quality
401 Oversight and Express Permitting Unit
2321 Crabtree Blvd., Suite 250
Raleigh, NC 27604
Phone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
E-mail correspondence to and from this address may be subject to the North Carolina Public Records Law and
may be disclosed to third parties
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The following are reposes in blue to DWCYs comments dated July 1, 2010:
Vegetation
Sweetgum and red maple should be removed from the planting list for the project. Although these
species are common in Piedmont/Mountain Bottomland Hardwood communities, they tend to be very
competitive in early successional systems (such as recently-planted mitigation sites) and will likely
colonize on their own.
Sweet gum and red maple will not be included in the final construction plans. The planting table from
the project specifications is attached.
Proposed Wetland Restoration Area Delineation
It is unclear how the extent of restored wetland was estimated. The boundaries of the proposed
wetland restoration in the design plan sheets do not appear to follow topographic contours or hydric
soil lines. Please provide further explanation and additional maps, if necessary, to clarify how the total
proposed wetland restoration area was calculated and mapped.
The proposed wetland restoration line has changes since the Restoration Plan was submitted. Please
refer to the attached plan sheets. The main factor in determining the boundary of wetland restoration
was the influence of the ditches and streams. The proposed wetland boundary runs parallel to the
streams approximately 40-50 feet from the proposed top of bank. This is due to the obvious drawdown
effect of the stream. The same is true for the ditches that will remain open. Where ditches are to be
filled, the water table will be raised and wetlands restored.
The proposed wetland line does follow contours where not influenced by a ditch or stream. Please refer
to sheet 10. The northern proposed wetland line roughly follows the toe of slope at elevation 728 and
729. The same is true for the northern wetland line on sheets 12 and 13. It roughly follows the toe of
the slope at elevation 723 and 724
Vernal Pools
While we support the inclusion of a small number of vernal pools on a wetland restoration site, the
mitigation plan does not provide details regarding the number and total area of constructed pools.
These factors are significant since the plan proposes that they be included in the area receiving wetland
mitigation credit.
The 2009 Restoration Plan did not include the size and location of the proposed vernal pool because
their inclusion was still conceptual. It was not until the earthwork calculation for filling the ditches and
grading the stream banks was the number and size of the vernal pools determined. The attached plan
sheets show the information on the vernal pools.
Soil
While the site does appear to have hydric (Wehadkee) soil inclusions, we are concerned about the
extent of wetland restoration (58.6 acres) proposed on an area that contains primarily Chewacla soils.
We echo the concerns expressed in the original DA permit (May 9, 2006) as well as the suggestion that
EEP not use any of the proposed wetland credits to offset permitted impacts until such time as success
of wetland restoration begins to be demonstrated.
Due to the concerns of soils, none of the proposed wetland restoration acreage is included in the EEP's
project asset. Further more, US Army Crops of Engineers in their recent granted 404 permit stated that
no wetland credit would ne debited until the project is assessed during monitoring. However, it should
be noted that a beaver constructed a dam on one of the ditches near Chimney Lane. Water was backed
up over the road, there was wetland vegetation growing in the pond and ducks in the pond.
Hydrology Success Criteria
The proposed performance criteria for hydrology are "saturation within 12 inches of the soil surface for
the hydroperiod dictated by the project reference or 5% of the growing season, whichever is less."
DWQ believes that a hydroperiod reaching the minimum of these criteria will be inadequate to support
the wetland system targeted for restoration. Table 5 in the Corps' 1987 Wetland Delineation Manual
shows that areas with continual saturation or inundation for less than 5 percent of the growing season
in most years are not wetlands, and DWQ does not support wetland mitigation credit for such areas. As
Bottomland Hardwood Forests are expected to be "intermittently to seasonally inundated for long
duration" (NC Wetland Assessment Method, ver. 1, April 2008), and based on results of reference
hydrology monitoring in 2005 (Mitigation Plan, Dec 2009, p. 6-2), we expect that the targeted
hydroperiod is significantly greater than 5 percent, and varies depending upon landscape position
(elevation, proximity to streams and surface runoff sources, etc.).
It should be pointed out that two gauges were installed in the reference wetland. The data presented in
the report are from the gauge that was installed in the wettest area of the wetland. The second gauge
was installed on the outer edge of the wetland and showed significantly different results. The maximum
consecutive days of water within 12 inches of the ground surface was 20 day or 11.0 percent of the
growing season. The second longest period of consecutive days was 8 days or 4.S percent of the
growing season. As you stated, the hydroperiod "varies depending upon landscape position", as shown
by the two reference gauges. Hydrology success criteria for the site should not be based on the
maximum hydroperiod depicted by the reference. Therefore, using the other reference gauge and Table
S of the 1987 Corps Manual, the success will be based on the conditions of the reference and on site
wetlands at the same time period of the monitoring. Hydrologic success criteria will be ground water
within 12 inches of the ground surface for a MINIMUM of S% of the growing.
In addition, although the mitigation plan indicates that monitoring will be representative, it does not
include details regarding the placement of monitoring plots for vegetation and hydrology. Please
provide a map and description of how monitoring will be structured to capture conditions across the
site, including the hydrology gradient from the ditches that will remain open adjacent to 1-40.
Though not shown in the Restoration Plan, it is expected that hydrology will be monitored by installing
north to south oriented gauge transects across the site, two west of Swann Road and one east of Swann
Road. This will show the influence of the open ditches, stream and vernal pools. Vegetation will be
monitored following NCEEP-CVS protocol. Monitoring plots will be installed in the wetland restoration
areas. The exact number and location of monitoring devices is not known at this time. The locations
and number will depend on the final constructed project. EEP will scope the monitoring phase of the
project during the construction of project. More detail will be worked then.
Monitoring Duration
Please note that the federal Mitigation Rule states that monitoring periods should be extended for
forested wetlands. This policy has been adopted by the IRT in NC. Considering the concerns regarding
restoration on Chewacla soils, an extended monitoring timeframe for both vegetation and hydrology
may be warranted.
Typically, monitoring is a minimum of seven years or until the success criteria is met. The monitoring
period can be increased if warranted.
Planting Summary Table
Zones 1 Flood plai n/Wetlands
Species Name Common Unit Size Stratum Spacing
Name Type
Betula nigra River birch Bare root root collar diameter Canopy 11' x 11' (360
• 3/8 inch stems/acre
Carya Bitternut Bare root root collar diameter Canopy 11' x 11' (360
cordiformis hickory • 3/8 inch stems/acre
Celtis laevigata Hackberry Bare root root collar diameter Canopy 11' x 11' (360
• 3/8 inch stems/acre
Cornus florida Flowering Bare root root collar diameter Canopy 11'x 11'(360
dogwood • 3/8 inch stems/acre
Fraxinus Green ash Bare root root collar diameter Canopy 11' x 11' (360
enns Ivanica • 3/8 inch stems/acre
Juglans nigra Black walnut Bare root root collar diameter Canopy 11' x 11' (360
• 3/8 inch stems/acre
Morus rubra Red Bare root root collar diameter Canopy 11' x 11' (360
mulber • 3/8 inch stems/acre
Nyssa sylvatica Blackgum Bare root root collar diameter Canopy 11' x 11' (360
• 3/8 inch stems/acre
Oxydendron Sourwood Bare root root collar diameter Canopy I V x 11' (360
arboreum • 3/8 inch stems/acre
Pinus echinata Shortleaf Bare root root collar diameter Canopy 11' x 11' (360
pine • 3/8 inch stems/acre
Platanus Sycamore Bare root root collar diameter Canopy 11' x 11' (360
occidentalis • 3/8 inch stems/acre
Prunus serotina Black cherry Bare root root collar diameter Canopy 11' x 11' (360
• 3/8 inch stems/acre
Quercus Cherrybark Bare root root collar diameter Canopy 11'x 11'(360
pagoda oak • 3/8 inch stems/acre
Quercus Swamp Bare root root collar diameter Canopy 11' x 11' (360
michauxii chestnut oak • 3/8 inch stems/acre
Quercus phellos Willow oak Bare root root collar diameter Canopy 11' x 11' (360
• 3/8 inch stems/acre)
Ulmus American Bare root root collar diameter Canopy 11' x 11' (360
americana elm • 3/8 inch stems/acre
Asimina triloba paw paw Bare root root collar diameter Shrub 11' x 11' (360
• 3/8 inch stems/acre
Caprinus Ironwood Bare root root collar diameter Shrub 11' x 11' (360
caroliniana • 3/8 inch stems/acre
Corylus Hazelnut Bare root root collar diameter Shrub 11' x 11' (360
americana • 3/8 inch stems/acre
Ilex decidua Winterberry Bare root root collar diameter Shrub 11' x 11' (360
• 3/8 inch stems/acre
Lindera benzoin Spicebush Bare root root collar diameter Shrub 11' x 11' (360
• 3/8 inch stems/acre
Rhododendron Pinxter Bare root root collar diameter Shrub 11' x 11' (360
periclymenoides flower • 3/8 inch stems/acre
Sambucus Elderberry Bare root root collar diameter Shrub 11' x 11' (360
canadensis • 3/8 inch stems/acre
Vibumum Arrowwood Bare root root collar diameter Shrub 11' x 11' (360
dentatum • 3/8 inch stems/acre
Zones 2 Channel
Species Name Common
Name Unit
Type Size Stratum Spacing
Betula nigra River birch Bare root root collar diameter Canopy 6' x 6' (1,210
• 3/8 inch stems/acre)
Fraxinus Green ash Bare root root collar diameter Canopy 6' x 6' (1,210
pennsylvanica • 3/8 inch stems/acre
Salix nigra Black Willow Bare root collar diameter Canopy 6' x 6' (1,210
root/live • 3/8 inch / Diameter stems/acre)
stake 0.5" - 2.0"
Length 2' - 4'
Quercus phellos Willow oak Bare root root collar diameter Canopy 6' x 6' (1,210
• 3/8 inch stems/acre
Alnus serrulata Tag alder Bare root root collar diameter Shrub 6'x 6'(1,210
• 3/8 inch stems/acre
Cornus Silky Bare root collar diameter Shrub 6' x 6' (1,210
amomum Dogwood root/live • 3/8 inch / Diameter stems/acre)
stake 0.5" - 2.0"
Length 2' - 4'
Sambucus Elderberry Bare root root collar diameter Shrub 11' x 11' (360
canadensis • 3/8 inch stems/acre
Cephalanthus Buttonbush live Diameter 0.5" - 2.0" Shrub 6' x 6' (1,210
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