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Menard, Brenda
From Chapman Amy [amy chapman@ncdenr gov]
Sent Wednesday April 27 2011 9 00 AM
To Menard Brenda
Subject FW Brier Creek
Amy Chapman
Wetlands Buffers Stormwater Compliance and Permitting Unit (WeBSCaPe)
NCDENR/Division of Water Quality Wetlands and Stormwater Bianch
1650 Mail Senice Center
Raleigh NC 27699 1650
Office [phone]
Fax [phone]
Website httn /mortal ncdem oreiAeb /,Aq swpiws /401 /rii3arnanbufteis
E mail amy chapmanCa),ncdenr gov
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 Steve Mitchell rmadto srmitchell51 ftahoo coml
Sent Tuesday, April 26, 20119 35 PM
To Chapman, Amy
Subject Re Brier Creek
Hey Amy
Have not heard back from you on this one
Oh how I wish I had pushed on the ditch issue at Art s Off to OAH in June tanks to PerryAnne (sic)
Any way Lauren is as close to right as I can see an there is no need for a review Some are nght on
others are close enough not to dispute
Hope things are well and I can save this for later
Mitchell
From Chapman, Amy <amy chapman(a)ncdenr gov>
To Steve Mitchell <srmitchell5l(&yahoo com>
Cc Mcmillan, Ian «an mcmdlanftncdenr gov>
Sent Fri, April 15 20118 04 31 AM
Subject RE Brier Creek
Morning Steve
I can t get to this until May If the client is in need of the call before then he is welcome to go Express through
Lia Gtlleski
Let me know if that s the route he wants to take
Thanks'
Amv Chapman

Wetlands Buffers Stonnwater Compliance and Pemuttmg Unit (WeBSCaPe)
NCDENTR/Dn ision of Watei Quality Wetlands and Storm A ater Branch
1650 Mail Service Center
Raleigh NC 27699 1650
Office [phone]
Fax [phone]
Website http / portal ncdenr orp/web /M//sn /ws 401 /nparianbuffers
E mail amy chgpnian@nLdenr gov
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 Steve Mitchell jmadto srmitchell5l (cDyahoo coml
Sent Friday April 15 2011 7 16 AM
To Chapman Amy
Subject Brier Creek
Amy
Hope you are having a pleasant Friday
I am off to burn a tract of woods with Georgia Aster and Schwiemtz sunflower
Ian informed me that this one is on you
Anyway client is very anxious Let me know when
Thanks

North Carolina Division of Water Quality — Stream Identification Form, Version 31
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Notes (use back side of this form for additional notes) Sketch

NC Division of Water Quality — Methodology for Identification of Intermittent and
Perennial Streams and Their Origins v 4 11
NC DWQ Stream Identification Form Version 4 11
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The following Information Is related to the Alexander property at US70 &
Yeargan Road In Garner
Note The the phrase retention pond is used repeatedly throughout this document as a
reference point in several descriptions and explanations The retention pond is located south
of US70 and is the point at which the mayor drainage features in the area converge It is
marked on 01_Watershed Overviewjpg and 09 Retention Pond Mpg Please open these two jpgs for
reference with the following discussion
Modified Natural Stream?
15A NCAC 02B 0233 (2) (h)
Modified natural stream means an on site channelization or relocation of a stream channel and
subsequent relocation of the intermittent or perennial flow as evidenced by topographic
alterations in the immediate watershed A modified natural stream must have the typical
biological hydrological and physical characteristics commonly associated with the continuous
conveyance of water
The key to whether this feature is a modified natural stream is whether the feature was previously an
intermittent or perennial stream before the excavation If it was ephemeral prior to the modification
modified natural stream does not apply
Is this feature consistent with the other features in the watershed basin?
NOTE Refer to 01-Watershed Overviewjpg as a reference with the following table
There are three primary drainage areas within this watershed basin
1) Origin North and West of property (R1 below)
2) Origin North of property traversing property North to South (112 A below)
3) Origin East of property traversing property to confluence with 2 near north side of US70 (B
below)
All three branches converge and ultimately flow into Buck Branch south of US 70 (see Retention Pond
designation on 01-Watershed Overviewjpg and 09 Retention Pond Mpg for aerial closeup of feature)
Feature
Description
Area Drained by
Feature
Classification
Characteristics of Feature
R1
Origin Raynor
ephemeral to
18 30 inches width
property north
retention pond south
12 inches depth
and west of
-60 ac
of US 70
Alexander
property
R2
Origin Raynor
30 inches width
Property north of
6 9 inches depth
Alexander
-39 ac
property Flows
south under

*Features A & B are designations on DWQ site evaluations of Alexander property
Considering the following (with respect to the above table)
• the width and depth of the two mayor streams in the drainage basin (111 & B)
• the volume of runoff implied by the watershed area drained by R1 & B compared to the volume
drained by R2 into A (see 03 R1_Watershed Drainagejpg O4-R2-Watershed Drarnagejpg
and 05 Feature6 Watershed Drainagejpg)
• the width and depth of the source segment north of Yeargan Road (112) and the segment south
of the confluence of Features A & B
• the elevation of the terrain throughout the course of each drainage feature
it would follow that all features in the basin should be similar in overall width and depth
Also based on the relative watershed areas drained by each feature it would follow that Feature R2
(and hence Feature A) would carry a smaller volume of water than the other two streams
Finally it seems reasonable to infer that before the excavation of Feature A(arca 1970) any portion of
Feature A that might have existed south of the ditch (shown on 1959 aerial photo 021959 aerial Mpg)
was no more than ephemeral
"Not Subiect" DWQ Ruling on downstream property
(see 06 Not Subjectjpg attached and NBRRO 06 247)
On 10/4/2006 Eric W Kulz of DWQ determined stream R1 to be not subject to buffer rule north of
retention pond The only part of the stream subject to the buffer rule is south of the retention pond
Miscellaneous
07 2002 -USGS Topojpg Map showing stream (R2 A) origin as south of Alexander property south of
retention pond consistent with 2006 DWQ property ruling above
O8 NC FloodplainMappmg5ystemjpg - Map showing stream (112 A) origin as south of Alexander
property south of retention pond consistent with 2006 DWQ property ruling above
09 Retention_Pond Mpg - Larger aerial image of area south of US70 containing previously mentioned
retention pond
Yeargan Rd
A*
Traverses
Carries water from
intermittent?
8 ft wide 6 feet deep near
Alexander
Feature 2 and
Yeargan Road
property north to
runoff from ditches
2ft wide 9 deep at
south from
on either side of
confluence with feature B near
Yeargan Rd to
yeargan road
US 70
US70
B*
Origin East of
ephemeral to
18 30 inches in width
property
confluence with A
6 12 inches in depth
traversing
property to
-56 ac
confluence with
A near north side
of US70
*Features A & B are designations on DWQ site evaluations of Alexander property
Considering the following (with respect to the above table)
• the width and depth of the two mayor streams in the drainage basin (111 & B)
• the volume of runoff implied by the watershed area drained by R1 & B compared to the volume
drained by R2 into A (see 03 R1_Watershed Drainagejpg O4-R2-Watershed Drarnagejpg
and 05 Feature6 Watershed Drainagejpg)
• the width and depth of the source segment north of Yeargan Road (112) and the segment south
of the confluence of Features A & B
• the elevation of the terrain throughout the course of each drainage feature
it would follow that all features in the basin should be similar in overall width and depth
Also based on the relative watershed areas drained by each feature it would follow that Feature R2
(and hence Feature A) would carry a smaller volume of water than the other two streams
Finally it seems reasonable to infer that before the excavation of Feature A(arca 1970) any portion of
Feature A that might have existed south of the ditch (shown on 1959 aerial photo 021959 aerial Mpg)
was no more than ephemeral
"Not Subiect" DWQ Ruling on downstream property
(see 06 Not Subjectjpg attached and NBRRO 06 247)
On 10/4/2006 Eric W Kulz of DWQ determined stream R1 to be not subject to buffer rule north of
retention pond The only part of the stream subject to the buffer rule is south of the retention pond
Miscellaneous
07 2002 -USGS Topojpg Map showing stream (R2 A) origin as south of Alexander property south of
retention pond consistent with 2006 DWQ property ruling above
O8 NC FloodplainMappmg5ystemjpg - Map showing stream (112 A) origin as south of Alexander
property south of retention pond consistent with 2006 DWQ property ruling above
09 Retention_Pond Mpg - Larger aerial image of area south of US70 containing previously mentioned
retention pond

now Home Wake County Real Estate Data
Assessment (dotes
01 Of 01
PIN # 1711052372
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Tax ills
Account
Property Descnption Search
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Pin/Parcel History Search Results New Search -
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Date Line Notes
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12-30 -1999 1 IH- C/LV /GKW /12-30 99/LAND VALUEIRATE ERROR LAND COND OF N-40 =
12-301999 2 SIZE WET AND CREEKS
04-061993 1 APPEAL WITHDRAWN - AGREED TO CONSENT VALUE ON 4-2 -93 F93MCO
04-061993 2 WASTE=.23AC FOR CP &L EASEMENT
02 -01 -1993 1 APPEAL FORM MAILED 2 -2 931PS
11.17 -1989 1 DITCH ON PROP NOT PRATICAL FOR BLDG TILL FILLED IN

NC Division of Water Quality — Methodology for Identification of Intermittent and
Perennial Streams and Their Origins v 4 0
NC DWQ Stream Identification Form Version 4 0
Date �i/
Prolect/Site
Latitude
Evaluator
County
Longitude
Total Points
Stream Determination (circle one)
Other
Stream is at least intermittent
if a 19 or perennial if >_ 30
Intermittent Perennial
a Quad Name
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From Teresa Furr @wakegov corn
Sent Friday January 28 2011 12 32 PM
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Subject Re Lot information
Mr Alexander
This email is to follow up on our conservation and meeting regarding the potential stream on Parcel # 1711052372
After looking at several old aerial photos and the topographic map I could not determine that a stream was present on
Parcel # 1711052372 We looked at aerial photographs for years 1965 1971 and 1988 Based on those aerial photos I
could not tell that there was a stream present on parcel # 1711052372
If you need anything else please let me know
Thanks
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919 250 1056 phone
919 250 1058 fax
Teresa Furr @wakeeov com
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Date 01/28/20111118 AM
Subject Lot information
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PIN # 1711052372
Location Address 0 Yeargan Road
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