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HomeMy WebLinkAbout20061617 Ver 4_More Info Received_20101105Pinellas Corporation Commercial Real Estate Leasing - Management - Brokerage - Development November 4, 2010 North Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Resources Division of Water Quality Mr. Ian McMillan 2321 Crabtree Boulevard, Suite 250 Hand Delivered Raleigh, NC 27604 D ?Q:5 Re: DWQ project # 20061617, version 4 (dated 9/17/10) '`oV 5 2010 Dear Mr. McMillan, DEMR - *ATER QUALITY VOEUNDS MD STORM WATER 8W" In conversation with Chris Murray of NCDOT, we understand that you require additional information regarding our request to make repairs within permit site 7. In our capacity as site manager for Wendell Falls PUD and as agent for Redus Raleigh Housing, LLC, we would offer the following explanation, supported by the attached materials, in an effort to clarify our request. To support our request to make repairs with the previously permitted stream and riparian buffer footprint, please see the following original documents as a point of reference: 1. Original permit drawing from Louis Berger Group for Site 7 dated 6/5/2007-Note permitted stream and buffer impacts appear to extend only to fill slope. (see attachment: Page 1) 2. Original permit drawing from Louis Berger Group for Site 9 dated 6/1/2007-Note permitted stream and buffer impacts appear to extend only to fill slope on west side. (see attachment: Page 2) Original summary sheet (date not identified)-Note that existing channel impacts at Site 7 indicates 57 linear feet and existing channel impacts at Site 9 indicates 13 linear feet. (see attachment: Page 3) We understand that the project was found to be in non-compliance by the USACE on May 16, 2008. Some of the non-compliance issues involved construction impacts beyond the permitted amount (i.e. minor permanent fill outside the permit area). Accordingly, the permit applicant, under Withers & Ravenel, applied for a permit modification on July 9, 2008. The cover page of this document outlines the general issues at the project (see attachment: Page 4). Page 3 of the Wither and Ravenel application provides information regarding Permit Site 7 and Permit Site 9 (see attachment: Page 5). Construction impacts at Site 7 increased stream impacts by 70 linear feet. Construction impacts at Site 9 increased stream impacts by 18 linear feet. We 7008 Harps Mill Road - Suite 103 - Raleigh, North Carolina 27615 - Office: 919-850-9779 Mailing Address: P.O. Box 99054 - Raleigh, North Carolina 27624 Page 2 of 2, 11/4/10 Mr. Ian McMillan, NCDENR understand that additional payment was made to the EEP for these additional stream impacts. The revised permit drawings and summary sheets were part of the permit modification and these documents are noted below: 1. Modified permit drawing for Site 7 dated 7/9/2008-Note permitted stream and buffer impacts appear to extend to the full Right-of-Way or easement limits. (see attachment: Page 6) 2. Modified permit drawing for Site 9 dated 7/9/2008-Note permitted stream and buffer impacts appear to extend past the full Right-of-Way. (see attachment: Page 7) 3. Modified summary sheet (date not identified)-Note additional channel impacts of 70 linear feet at Site 7 and 18 linear feet at Site 9. (see attachment: Page 8) We believe the information contained herein supports our position that the repairs requested in our October 25, 2010 letter, and as indicated on pages 9 and 10 attached, are located within the previously permitted stream and riparian buffer footprint. The rip rap to be installed will be placed on the stream bank only and not in the flow line of the stream. The rip rap to be used will be Class 2. We will exercise extra care to minimize impact where ever possible. Thank you for taking the time to review our request and your consideration is appreciated. Again, we are interested in completing this repair before the winter weather commences in earnest. Please contact me immediately with any questions or if additional information is required. Sincerely, L Joseph C. Lassiter President Cc: Bill Honaker, Redus Raleigh Housing. LLC Chris Murray, NCDOT 4505 Falls of Neuse Road, Suite 270 • Raleigh, North Carolina 27609 • Office: 919-850-9779 0 Fax: 919-790-7883 ? a N , "C! ts1 yFamN. ?+ t1r VJ ?? 42 M?1y W •w C7 w `Gj y 7 4 -1 0 w r w ? G3 n'Z s? v' is - Y7 u: r.a n.' .., I w -? w 2 C4 .- i u 00 ul xa z • .4 Y r ?? m 4 i ? J/ ? h ?7 ?A r, ? f 7 3N IV u 5ayy (d{ „r= af' i t ate. '? i -WATER QU4UjV s'WDVOR&IiAW O PA ?e 1 Wy ? wM' ry ? i r? gym, G^ 4 sN J d f J J J } ? J ?'`? '?J J J { r r? 111 ?w 3 } } !I i All "! 4f pH,3e L %. a ' r m e u ^? ? o acs A ado va G7 p?} css •?. C9 ua ? cL "" ? ??''. "" C J C 1 t? C ? ? ? ?5 r pA je 3 f _ ..,,.. Notes: (t l/1/2#11.0) -Page 1 of permit modification for Wendell Falls dated July 9= 2008 7/9/2008. US Army Corps of Engineers riL-uivision or water Quatity Attn: Mr. Monte Matthews Attn: Ms. Cyndi Karoly 3331 Heritage Trade Drive, Suite io 2321 Crabtree Blvd. Wake Forest, North Carolina 27587 Raleigh, North Carolina 27604 Re: Wendell Falls - Request for Perrnit Modification W8R Project Number: 2050261.o1 USACE AID#:2oo6-20100 DWQ Project ##: o6-1617 Dear Mr. Matthews and Ms, Karoly, On behalf of Wendell Falls, LLC, we are requesting a modification to the 404/401 approval for impacts to jurisdictional waters and wetlands associated with the construction of a residential subdivision and interchange. Please note that the applicant previously received for impacts, however, following installation, it was determined that the impacts were in excess of what was authorized. The project history is described in detail below, Project History Wetlands were delineated by Withers Ravenel in the Fall of 2005 and the Spring of 2006. Site meetings were conducted with the USACE on August 8, 2oo6 (AID#: 2oo6201oo). The NC-DWQ conducted site meetings on 10/14/05, 11/17/05, 2/1/x6, 5/4/o6, and 9/2o/o6 to confirm our riparian buffer determinations (DWQ Project ##: 05-270, 05-2708, o6-122), In November 2007, Wendell Falls received approval from the NC-DWQ and the USACE to impact 2,979 linear feet of perennial stream (2,354 linear feet permanent, 625 linear feet temporary impact), 3.24 acres of wetlands for road construction, 2.39 acres of wetland for utility line installation, 0.2 acres of wetlands for mechanized land clearing, and 9.52 acres of riparian buffers for road construction, greenways, and utility line installation. Installation of the culverts and the associated impacts for the interchange and the early phases of the subdivision began in the Staring of 2o08. During a site review by the NCDOT and DWQ and during subsequent meetings with the USACE on May 16`r', 2008, it was determined that the impacts exceed what was permitted. Specifically, there was temporary fill placed within wetlands, sewer lines had not been returned to contour, silt fences within wetlands, and minor permanent fill outside of the permitted area. Following this meeting, staff form Withers & Ravenel conducted as built surveys at the stream and wetland crossings to in order to quantify the impacts and determine which areas were out of compliance. On June 13`r 2oo8 we received a Notice of Violation from the USACE. The non-permitted impacts are described in more detail below, 1. V- "n /give, C a fy, NC d'.7. 0,+46711008 Pi'P a.with1-r,sl yeni?,dX?rkn , u4o tie ightsville Avenuk, ; Suite wt : 'Ml7S3 gt ., , N(. 2,<403 t fl: 910-?v,,6,9277 tlh 91 7. :Ft ,j [; aaCEM 'Nik:K -i lNel/Itlu, •. (3,;.7 Sitbb ath Hom e Rd, SW ? 1uvpN,. NC v),8 62 101;: taX: "10.84.2-8019 PR?) e 4 Notes: {ll/l/2010} -Page * of permit modification for Wendell Falls dated Site 6 - The riparian buffers were im 7/9/2008, outside of the existing toe-tit-?jl{ape. `Information concerning Site 7 indicates 127 linear feet construction of the acceleration 'Idtj of actual stream impacts. Payment made to EEP for mechanized land clearing of i.o()2 ? idditional impacts. Information concerning Site 9 site were: 0.03 acres of mechanizei l indicaivs ;11 linear feet of actual stream impacts. 1 av alert made to FFP for additional impacts. disturbance in Zone 1 of the riparian l .-_. w..._ clearing in a wetland, Zone is o.o6 acres, and Zone 2: 0.04. The applicant proposes duffer mitigation for the parallel buffer impacts depicted on Sheet ii. Site 7 Due to site constraints, additional buffer and stream impacts occurred at Site 7. The permitted impacts consist of: 57 linear feet of stream channel, Zone 1: o.o9 acres, Zone 2: 0.04. The actual impacts are: 127 linear feet of stream, Zone 1: 0.15 acres, and Zone 2: o.o5 acres. The applicant proposes payment to NCEEP for 70 linear feet of perennial channel to satisfy mitigation requirements. Site 8 - No changes Site 9 - The original plans called for extending culvert, but because of structural issues, the entire culvert needed to be replaced, which increased the stream and buffer impacts. The permitted impacts were: 13 linear feet stream, Zone 1: 0.ol acres, and Zone 2: o.o1 acres. The actual impacts arelinear feet of stream channel, Zone is o.o7, and Zone z: 0.05 acres. In order to satisfy mitigation requirements, the applicant proposes payment to EEP for 18 linear feet of perennial channel. Wendell Falls - Subdivision Impacts Within the subdivision, there were two areas not in compliance with the permitted impacts. Specifically, the stream/wetland crossings for the utility line installation were not returned to grade, and approximately 0.02 acres of unauthorized wetland fill was observed near the pump station (see pump station as-built). To bring the sewer line back into compliance, the applicant removed -2.25 acres of fill material and 6o feet of pipe. After the fill and pipe were removed, the areas were graded back to the original contours. The applicant proposes payment to EFP to satisfy mitigation requirements for 0.02 acres of wetland fill. Crossing R-tr We have also included the as-built information for road crossing R-4. The actual impacts are within the amounts permitted for the stream crossing, however, the wetland impacts were 0.02 acres in excess of what was permitted at this site. As part of this modification, we would also like to re-locate one of the sewer line crossings (impact Sao). The impacts for this sewer have not occurred. 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