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Stone Farm Regional Mitigation Bank
Annual Monitoring Report — Year 5
(Phase One)
Brunswick County, NC
Lumber River Basin
(Cataloging Unit #03040207)
Prepared on behalf of-
Stone Farm Mitigation Bank, LLC
(Sponsor)
Prepared by.,
AI�LMG
LAND MANAGEMENT GROUP inc.
Environmental Consultants
Wilmington, N.C.
January 2013

TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.0. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
2.0. PROJECT OVERVIEW .................................................................................. ..............................2
A. INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................ ..............................2
B. MITIGATION GOALS AND OBJECTIVES ........................................ ..............................2
C. PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION ...................................................... ..............................3
D. CONTINGENCY MEASURES ........................................................ ..............................4
3.0 MONITORING REQUIREMENTS .............................................................. ..............................5
A. WETLAND RESTORATION SUCCESS CRITERIA ............................ ..............................6
4.0 MONITORING RESULTS (YEAR 5) ......................................................... ..............................7
A. VEGETATION MONITORING ........................................................................ ..............................7
B. HYDROLOGIC MONITORING ....................................................... .............................10
5.0 CONCLUSION ................................................................................................ .............................12
LIST OF FIGURES, TABLES, AND APPENDICES
Figure1 ......................................................................................................... ............................... Vicinity Map
Figure2 ..................................................................................... ............................... Ditch /Plug Location Map
Figure 3 .............................................................................. ............................... Phase 1 (Well and Plot) Map
Figure4 ..................................................................................... ............................... USGS Topographic Map
Figure5 ................................................................................ ...........................NRCS Soil Survey
Figure6 .................................................. ............................... .........................Aerial Photography
Figure 7 ............................... ............................... ......................Volunteer vs. Planted Height Graph
Table 1 ..................................................... ............................... Phase I Planting List (March 2008 /April 2009)
Table 2 ............................................................. ............................... Summary of Tasks Completed — Phase I
Table 3 ........... ............................... .........................Annual Monitoring Data Sheets, Year 5 — Planted
Table 3A ....... ............................... .........................Annual Monitoring Data Sheets, Year 5 - Volunteer
Table 3B .................... .........................Annual Monitoring Data Sheets, Year 5 — Unidentified Volunteer
Table 4 .................. ........................Summary of Year 5 Hydrologic Monitoring (Phase I — Carolina Bay)
AppendixA ........................................................................................... ............................... Site Photographs
Appendix B .. ............................... .....................Individual Plot Data Sheets (Year 5 Monitoring — 2012)
Appendix C ................................................. ............................... Hydrographs (April 2008 — November 2012)
Appendix D ........................................... ............................... NC Division of Water Resources Drought Maps

1.0 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
On behalf of the Bank Sponsor (Stone Farm Bank, LLC), Land Management Group (LMG) has
completed the fifth year of annual monitoring of Phase One (the 145 ac. Carolina bay) of the Stone
Farm Regional Mitigation Bank. The Stone Farm — Phase One project consists of 145 acres of
land historically consisting of complete, intact headwater Carolina bay wetland habitat situated at
the headwaters of the Little Caw Caw Canal (a first -order tributary of the Waccamaw River). The
Stone Farm site is situated on the hydrologic break between two 8 -digit cataloging units: (1)
03040207 (i.e. `Carolina Coastal'), and (2) 03040206 (i.e. ` Waccamaw') of the Lumber River Basin.
The following Annual Monitoring Report (AMR) is specific to Phase One. The entire Phase One
area consists of non - riparian (i.e. Carolina bay) wetland restoration. Construction of this section
was completed in March 2008.
Per the approved restoration plan, monitoring of the site includes the assessment of both
hydrologic and vegetative conditions over the course of a five year monitoring period. Following the
completion of the earthwork, a total of twenty -four (24) permanent 0.10 acre plots were established
throughout the planted and restored (i.e. former) Carolina bay. A total of six (6) automated shallow
groundwater monitoring wells were installed within the 145 -ac project area. Wells have collected
data from April 2008 through the present.
Annual monitoring (Year 5) was conducted in December 2012 at each of the twenty -four (24) plots.
A total of 1,242 individuals of the planted species were counted throughout the twenty -four (24)
plots, which correlates to an average of 518 stems /acre within the project area (Table 2). Due to
extended drought occurring throughout the 2012 growing season, only two (2) of six (6) wells met
the targeted hydrology for the 2012 season. Of the six (6) wells, all have met the targeted wetland
hydrology during the first four growing seasons and all have exhibited mean hydroperiods (number
of consecutive days with water table depths within 12" of the surface) exceeding 12% of the
growing season over the five -year monitoring period.
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2.0 PROJECT OVERVIEW
A In4r Ait-4inn
As approved by the Mitigation Bank Review Team (MBRT), the bank Sponsor began
implementation of Phase One of the restoration project (the 145 ac. Carolina bay) in October 2007
(Figure 1). These activities included logging, plug installation, planting of characteristic seedlings,
and installation of monitoring devices. Placement of fill material within existing ditches (Figure 2)
was authorized under Nationwide Permit 27 issued by the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE)
on January 25, 2008 (Action ID# 2003 - 00682) and the corresponding 401 Water Quality
Certification issued on January 2, 2008 (DWQ Project #20071843).
B. Mitigation Goals and Objectives
The larger Bank restoration project is intended to provide suitable, high - quality wetland and stream
restoration to mitigate for authorized impacts within the Lumber River Basin (USGS 8 -digit
Hydrologic Unit 03040207; DWQ Subbasin 03- 07 -57). The objective of the project is to restore
natural vegetative and hydrologic conditions throughout the nonriparian, riparian, and Coastal Plain
stream habitat that have been compromised by previous land use activities. The primary functions
to be restored or enhanced as a result of the restoration project include: surface water storage (i.e.
flood attenuation); sediment/nutrient retention; organic carbon transport to downstream food -webs;
and wildlife habitat. The project provides an invaluable opportunity to restore an entire watershed
located within 2.5 miles of the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway (AIWW) in a continually growing
coastal region of North Carolina.
Phase One of the project is intended to restore the hydrology and vegetation of a previously
drained and timber - managed headwater Carolina bay. Restoration of this upstream headwater
area is essential to the overall health of the watershed, as nutrients and organic carbon will be
transported downstream, providing valuable food web support within the aquatic habitat. The
vegetative restoration component re- establishes a mixture of pond pine (Pinus serotina), bald
cypress (Taxodium distichum), and bay species characteristic of natural Carolina bay wetlands.
The plantings and existing seed source will restore the natural vegetative assemblage and replace
the monotypic loblolly pine (Pinus taeda) stand that existed prior to the restoration work. In turn,
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this will provide valuable refuge and feeding habitat for numerous species of birds and amphibians
which had been previously lost as a result of prior land management practices.
C. Project Implementation
Restoration activities were initiated in October 2007 with the logging of the loblolly pine within the
bay. Logging crews were instructed to remove all loblolly pines, sweet gum, and other non - target
species in preparation for planting in February 2008. Land Management Group, Inc. (LMG) staff
supervised the logging crews to ensure that target species such as red bay (Persea palustris) and
sweetbay (Magnolia virginiana) were not removed.
Earthwork initially included the installation of eleven (11) interior ditch plugs (approximately 30' in
length) to facilitate logging activities throughout the site. These plugs were constructed using
adjacent spoil material and tree debris from the logging operations. Prior to project construction,
appropriate 401/404 authorization was received for placement of the plugs within the ditches.
Once logging was completed, additional plugs were installed at the northern ( #8) and eastern ( #14)
outlets of the Carolina bay (Figure 2). These plugs exceed 100 -ft in length and consist of fill
material sourced from adjacent spoil piles and a permitted on -site borrow pit. Additional plug
reinforcement was conducted as a contingency measure in April 2009 and February 2010 (refer to
contingency measures described below).
Approximately 77,000 hardwood tree seedlings were planted throughout the bay between March 3
and March 7, 2008. Seedlings were planted on approximate 9 -ft centers, corresponding to an
average density of 536 seedlings per acre. Planting was supervised by LMG personnel to ensure
proper spacing and planting depths. Atlantic white cedar (Chamaecyparis thyoides) and bald
cypress (Taxodium distichum) comprised a majority of the seedlings planted, totaling
approximately 46,000. Species such as swamp tupelo (Nyssa biflora), tulip poplar (Liriodendron
tulipifera), and river birch (Betula nigra) were also planted (See Table 1 for a complete list and
quantities). Tulip poplar and river birch were planted in slightly higher landscape positions near the
rim of the bay, while the remaining species were planted in the central portions that will likely
experience longer flooding durations. An additional 20,000 pond pine (Pinus serotina) seedlings
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were also planted throughout the restored bay area in April 2009. This supplemental planting
increases the density of planted species to 674 stems /acre throughout the project area (Table 1).
Table 1. Stone Farm Regional Mitigation Bank — Phase One Planting List (March 2008/April 2009)
Carolina BaylHigh Pocosin
145 ac.
Nonriverine Restoration
2008 Planting
Common Name
Scientific Name
% Composition
# Planted
Atlantic White Cedar
Chamaecyparis thyoides
15%
14,400
Bald Cypress
Taxodium distichum
31%
30,000
Swamp Tupelo
Nyssa biflora
13%
13,050
River Birch
Betula nigra
13%
12,261
Ironwood
Carpinus carolinium
5%
4,475
Tulip Poplar
Linodendron tulipifera
2%
2,000
Elderberry
Sambucus canadensis
2%
1,600
2009 Supplemental Planting
Pond Pine
Pinus serotina
20%
20,000
TOTAL
97,786
D. Contingency Measures
Grading work conducted during initial project implementation resulted in a discernible increase in
groundwater levels throughout the Carolina bay. While plugs restricted outflow from the restored
bay, subsurface drainage continued to be observed during the months subsequent to planting.
Upon further site assessments (including site meetings with the Corps of Engineers Wilmington
Regulatory Branch), it was decided that specific plugs (particularly Plug #2 through Plug #4)
needed to be re- constructed. In April 2009, these plugs were rebuilt using earthen fill material from
the surrounding spoil piles.
In 2010, a condition report for all plugs within the Carolina bay was prepared in response to
observations made during a site review by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) on January
14th. Specifically, it was observed that Plug #4 exhibited evidence of surface erosion (i.e. down-
cutting) subsequent to above normal rainfall and high flow events. Based upon conditions
observed during the meeting, Plugs #2, #3, and #4 have been subsequently reinforced with clay,
filter fabric, and rip -rap (Table 2). In addition, side -cast material has been backfilled along a 100-
to 200 -ft section of ditch up- gradient from Plug #2 and Plug #4.
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The interior plugs observed were stable with little or no evidence of erosion. In general, these
plugs are functioning to reduce discharge to pre- existing outlets of the bay. Some water movement
and discharge is necessary to provide the required hydrology to the mainstem of the stream reach
to be restored as part of Phase Two. The primary objective is to eliminate flow to the eastern and
southern outlets that existed prior to the bay restoration. This has been effectively achieved via the
plugs installed at these locations (Plug #8 and #14, respectively). There is no evidence of surface
water exiting the bay at these locations, and there is no apparent risk to the long -term stability of
these plugs. Plug #8 is approximately 175 ft in length. Plug #14 is over 200 ft in length. Plugs
have been installed to direct water to the northwestern outlet (the upper reach of the coastal plain
stream). During periods of high rainfall and increased flow, surface flow over certain plugs
(particularly Plugs #2, #3, and #4) has been observed and is desired. Additional ditch backfill was
also performed up- gradient of Plug #4, #11 and #13 per the recommendation of the USACE.
Table 2. Summary of Tasks Completed on Phase One
Description of Task
Date
Logging within Carolina Bay
October 2007
Site Planting
March 2008
Completion of Plug Installation
June 2008
Year 1 Monitoring
October 2008
Supplemental Planting (20,000 Pond Pine)
April 2009
Additional Earthwork on Plug #2 and Plug #4
April 2009
Year 2 Monitoring
October 2009
On -site Meeting with COE Staff
January 2010
Plugs #2, #3, and #4 Reinforced (rip -rap, clay, filter fabric)
February 2010
Plug Assessment Report Submitted
March 2010
Year 3 Monitoring
October 2010
Year 3 Monitoring Report Submitted
March 2011
Year 4 Monitoring
September 2011
Year 4 Monitoring Report Submitted
February 2012
Year 5 Monitoring
December 2012
Year 5 Monitoring Report Submitted
January 2013
3.0 MONITORING REQUIREMENTS
Annual monitoring is being conducted near the end of each growing season for a period of five
years. This monitoring includes both a vegetative and hydrologic component per the approved
mitigation banking instrument. The specific success criteria for the bank are listed below.
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A. Wetland Restoration Success Criteria
(1) Demonstrated density of planted species to meet or exceed 320 trees per acre at the end
of 3 years (post - planting) and 260 trees per acres at the end of 5 years (post planting). 1
(2) No single volunteer species (most notably, red maple, loblolly pine, and sweet gum) will
comprise more than 50% of the total composition at year 2 or 3. If this occurs, remedial
procedures will be implemented. During years 4 and 5, no single volunteer species,
comprising over 50% of the total composition, may be more than twice the height of the
planted trees. If this occurs, remedial procedures will be implemented.
(3) Hydrology during the growing season must be sufficient to at least meet the guidelines set
forth within the 1987 Corps of Engineers Wetlands Delineation Manual (Technical Report
Y- 87 -1). Therefore, the hydrologic criterion will be the establishment of a static water table
at, or within, 12" of the soil surface for 12% of the growing season2 (equivalent to 32 days
based upon SCS- established growing season March 7th through November 28th) during
periods of normal rainfall.
The vegetative component for Phase One includes an assessment of the conditions within each of
the 24 permanent monitoring plots that have been established throughout the project area (Figure
3). Hydrologic monitoring is being conducted via six (6) automated shallow groundwater
monitoring wells recording on daily intervals (refer to Figure 3 for location of the monitoring wells).
Data from the wells are downloaded on approximate three -month intervals and imported into
graphing software for analysis.
Monitoring reports are being submitted annually to the USACE and the IRT. These reports include
results of vegetative monitoring and photographic documentation of site conditions. Monitoring
reports also identify any contingency measures that may need to be employed to remedy any site
deficiencies (e.g. reinforcement of ditch plugs with filter fabric and rip -rap).
1 Volunteer species may be counted toward meeting the success criteria upon evaluation of site - specific conditions and
concurrence by IRT members.
2 As defined by the Soil Conservation Service, the growing season for Brunswick County is 266 days.
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4.0 MONITORING RESULTS (YEAR 5)
A. Vegetation Monitoring
1. Plant Density
Year 5 monitoring data were collected in November and December 2012 over a four -day period
(November 21st, December 3rd, 4th, and 5th). A total of 8,542 individuals were counted throughout
the twenty -four (24) plots (Table 3). Inclusive within this total were 1,242 stems of planted species
(correlating to a mean density of 518 stems per acre) (refer to Table 3). Bald cypress (Taxodium
distichum) and pond pine ( Pinus serotina) were the most abundant woody species, with a total of
468 and 461 individuals, respectively. Atlantic white cedar (Chamaecyparis thyoides) was also
prevalent within certain plots (particularly Plots #19 through #22).
In addition to the planted species, numerous volunteers were observed within each plot (Table 3A).
A majority of these individuals, such as red bay (Persea palustris), sweetbay (Magnolia virginiana),
and loblolly bay (Gordonia lasianthus), are considered desirable volunteers since these plants are
representative of the target wetland community type. Other characteristic bay species, including
American titi (Cyrilla racemiflora) and bitter gallberry (Ilex glabra), were also observed. It should be
noted that a majority of pines were undistinguishable between loblolly pine and pond pine due to
the relatively young age of the seedlings and lack of identifiable pine characteristics (resinous
buds, needle bundles, rounded cone, stem foliage sprouts). These stem counts are noted as
unidentified Pinus spp. volunteers and have not been counted toward the success criterion (Table
3B).
The mean stem density observed for both planted and characteristic (desirable) wetland bay
species for the project area is 3,362 stems /acre. Note that this observed density excludes
individuals of the following species: (1) red maple (Acer rub►um); (2) sweet gum (Liquidambar
styraciflua); (3) winged sumac (Rhus copallinum); (4) and unidentified Pinus spp.
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TABLE 3. YEAR 5 STEM COUNTS (CAROLINA BAY) - PLANTED
TABLE 3A. YEAR 5 STEM COUNTS (CAROLINA BAY) - VOLUNTEERS
SPECIES
PLOT
PLOT
PLOT
PLOT 4
PLOT
PLOT
PLOT
PLOT
PLOT
PLOT
PLOT
PLOT
PLOT
PLOT
PLOT
PLOT
PLOT
PLOT
PLOT
PLOT
PLOT
PLOT
PLOT
PLOT
TOTAL
SPECIES
PLOT
PLOT
PLOT
PLOT 4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
TOTAL
Bald Cypress
15
13
18
26
25
27
6
10
14
1
2
23
19
44
26
19
20
18
21
28
20
18
30
25
468
Black Gum
1
1
4
1
3
2
0
0
0
2
0
2
1
2
0
2
3
6
0
3
1
1
0
0
35
Atlantic White Cedar
4
0
0
7
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
63
66
56
72
0
1
273
Pond Pine
12
11
5
11
8
13
37
32
36
6
39
12
24
27
49
17
71
12
8
4
6
5
12
4
461
River Birch
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
2
0
1
0
0
0
5
TOTAL
32
25
27
45
36
42
43
42
50
10
41
38
44
73
75
39
94
39
94
101
84
96
42
30
1242
TABLE 3A. YEAR 5 STEM COUNTS (CAROLINA BAY) - VOLUNTEERS
SPECIES
PLOT
PLOT
PLOT
PLOT 4
PLOT
5
PLOT
6
PLOT
7
PLOT
8
PLOT
9
PLOT
10
PLOT
11
PLOT
12
PLOT
13
PLOT
14
PLOT
15
PLOT
16
PLOT
17
PLOT
18
PLOT
19
PLOT
20
PLOT
21
PLOT
22
PLOT
23
PLOT
24
TOTAL
Laurel Oak
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
3
Water Oak
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
4
Gallberry
80
60
30
70
30
25
60
60
75
175
300
50
250
120
22
20
20
70
60
150
29
100
30
6
1892
American titi
50
20
0
10
0
0
0
40
0
40
23
20
20
40
25
4
20
30
45
150
12
60
0
0
609
Loblolly Bay
27
33
120
88
130
100
75
70
110
11
23
2
5
6
15
40
11
8
0
1
0
14
90
95
1074
Sweetbay
1
1 0
2
4
1
6
1 5
12
1 3
1
1 5
1
4
1 2
1
1 2
2
1
1 0
0
1 0
10
1 0
1
64
Red Bay
31
40
60
47
90
65
70
64
55
115
90
51
42
26
74
40
32
55
50
30
20
63
55
95
1360
Wax Myrtle
14
15
4
19
35
56
11
1
6
50
21
40
3
16
10
21
17
23
17
21
17
22
32
10
481
American Holly
1
1
4
3
2
0
1
4
2
0
12
0
0
0
0
4
5
1
0
0
0
2
1
3
46
Winged Sumac
0
0
0
12
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
15
Fetterbush
6
12
18
30
1
8
2
14
7
42
200
40
5
16
18
15
30
0
11
100
15
14
5
1
610
Red Maple
1
10
21
9
15
25
10
30
40
6
4
1
0
2
3
25
24
1
8
0
2
3
60
60
360
Sweet Gum
0
1
0
3
0
5
0
0
0
0
4
1
2
0
0
1
6
2
1
0
14
0
1
0
41
Highbush blueberry
2
6
12
19
24
19
27
22
14
10
18
4
1 4
1
18
13
18
1 3
0
0
0
0
17
17
268
TOTAL
213
199
271
314
328
309
261
317
312
450
700
210
1 335
230
186
185
185
198
193
452
109
288
291
291
6827
TABLE 3B. YEAR 5 STEM COUNTS (CAROLINA BAY) - UNIDENTIFIED VOLUNTEERS
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PLOT
PLOT
PLOT
PLOT
PLOT
PLOT
PLOT
PLOT
PLOT
PLOT
PLOT
PLOT
PLOT
PLOT
PLOT
PLOT
PLOT
PLOT
PLOT
PLOT
SPECIES
PLOT
PLOT
PLOT
PLOT 4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
TOTAL
Unidentified Pine
42
12
4
19
9
6
9
18
10
15
5
7
22
65
30
29
47
18
17
0
41
26
22
0
473
TOTAL
42
12
4
19
9
6
9
18
10
15
5
7
22
65
30
29
47
18
17
0
41
26
22
0
473
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2. Presence of Volunteer Species
The most abundant volunteer species identified within the restored Carolina bay are (in order of
abundance): (1) gallberry (1,892 total stems); (2) red bay (1,360 total stems); (3) loblolly bay (1,074
total stems); (4) fetterbush (Lyonia lucida) (610 total stems); (5) American Ti -ti (609 total stems);
and (6) wax myrtle (Morella cerifera) (481 total stems). Refer to Table 3A for volunteer species
identified by plot. In general, observed volunteer species are considered characteristic of the
target wetland community type (Carolina bay).
The most prevalent non - target species observed during Year 5 monitoring was red maple. While
considered non - desirable (due to its potential to out - compete planted species), red maple is a
commonly occurring species in Carolina bay wetlands. While some individual saplings exceed 15
feet in height, overall composition and height of red maple is not compromising the growth and
development of planted species in most plots. The highest densities of red maple were observed
at Plot #9, #23, and #24 (13 %, 21%, and 21% of total composition, respectively). Red maple
volunteers in Plot #9 range in height from 10 feet to 20 feet. It should be noted that the number of
observed red maple saplings counted in this plot are significantly lower this year than in previous
monitoring years. This is due to the fact that multiple trunked specimens were counted in past
years as individual trees instead of a single specimen. Observed red maple saplings in Plot # 23
and #24 are approximately 15 feet in height.
Only one plot (Plot 13) exhibited a volunteer species composition greater than 50 %. Gallberry
represented approximately 62% of the total composition of Plot 13. The mean height of gallberry
was more than twice the height of bald cypress and black gum. At this time, we do not believe this
has an adverse effect on the target vegetative community and do not believe remedial action is
necessary. Refer to Figure 7 for the bar graph depicting mean height of the gallberry stems relative
to the height of the planted species.
The presence and abundance of the observed volunteer species is expected for the type of
restoration conducted. Prior to the restoration work, the 145 -acre site consisted predominantly of
mature, managed pine plantation. Logging of the loblolly pine allowed for the propagation of other
volunteer species from the existing seed bank and from remnant trees /shrubs (e.g. bay species)
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intentionally left for a source of recruitment. In addition, the site is surrounded by forested habitat
that serves as a seed source for the germination of native volunteers. Based upon the data, the
predominant volunteers (e.g. red bay, gallberry, loblolly bay, etc.) are desirable and consistent with
the restoration goals of the project (i.e. characteristic of the target vegetative community). While
certain volunteer species can potentially out - compete planted species, the overall composition of
the species observed is characteristic of Carolina bay wetlands of the outer Coastal Plain and
appear to be well- adapted to the restored wetland hydrology (see below).
B. Hydrologic Monitoring
Per the approved mitigation plan, a total of six (6) shallow groundwater monitoring wells were
installed throughout the site at the outset of the monitoring. Following the installation of the final
plug in June 2008, discharge rates decreased throughout the site, and static water table depths
returned to within 12" of the soil surface for extended periods. In each of the first four years of
monitoring, each of the six wells exhibited wetland hydroperiods (i.e. groundwater levels within 12"
of the soil surface) greater than 12% of the growing season with the exception of one well (Well #4)
in Year 2 (2009) due to a well malfunction. During Year 5 (2012), moderate to extreme drought
conditions persisted throughout the entire growing season (refer to Appendix D). As a result, four of
the six wells did not meet the 12% success criterion. The remaining two wells (Well #3 and Well
#6) exhibited wetland hydroperiods of 59 consecutive days (equivalent to 22% of the growing
season) and 79 consecutive days (30% of the growing season), respectively.
Per the approved restoration plan, the primary hydrologic success criterion is the establishment of
a static water table at, or within, 12" of the soil surface for 12% of the growing season (equivalent
to 32 days based upon SCS- established growing season dates) during periods of normal rainfall.
Over the five years of monitoring, restoration of appropriate wetland hydrologic conditions has
been achieved as indicated by all 6 wells exhibiting average hydroperiods (number of consecutive
days with water table depths within 12" of the surface) exceeding 12% of the growing season. Two
(2) of the six (6) wells exhibited sufficient hydroperiods for all five (5) years of well monitoring.
Wells #1, #2, & #5 met success criteria during 4 out of 5 years, with mean hydroperiods of 26 %,
31 %, and 35 %, respectively (though the only year in which the hydrologic success criterion was not
met consisted of moderate to extreme drought conditions throughout the entire growing season). It
Stone Farm Regional Mitigation Bank 10
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should be noted that well #4 exhibited a mean hydroperiod of 76% during the 3 years in which a
complete data set (i.e. for the entire length of the growing season) was collected. During the 2009
year, the data set was incomplete due to well malfunction. Wells #3 & #6 met success criteria
during 5 out of 5 years, with mean hydroperiods of 33% and 34 %, respectively. Refer to Table 4
for a summary of the hydrologic findings throughout the monitoring period.
Table 4. Summary of Year 5 Hydrologic Monitoring and Comparison to All Monitoring Years
Well Number
Monitoring Year
Number Of
Consecutive
Days Meeting
Wetland
Hydrology
Criteria
Dates Meeting
Wetland
Hydrology
Criteria
Percentage
of Growing
Season
12%
Success
Criteria
(32 Days)
Met Wetland
Hydrologic
Criterion in
Minimum of 3
of 5 years
(Y or N)
Year 1 2008
107
8/13/08 - 11/27/08
40
Yes
Year 2 2009
52
3/7/09 - 4/27/09
20
Yes
1
Year 3 2010
55
3/7/10 - 5/1/10
21
Yes
Y
Year 4 2011
58
3/7/11 - 5/3/11
22
Yes
Year 5 2012
14
8/24/12 - 9/6/12
5
N /A **
Year 1 2008
107
8/13/08 - 11/27/08
40
Yes
Year 2 2009
73
3/7/09 - 5/18/09
27
Yes
2
Year 3 2010
63
3/7/10- 5/9/10
24
Yes
Y
Year 4 2011
85
3/7/11- 5/30/11
32
Yes
Year 5 2012
7
8/29/12 - 9/4/12
3
N /A **
Year 1 2008
159
6/22/08- 11/27/08
60
Yes
Year 2 2009
73
3/7/09 - 5/18/09
27
Yes
3
Year 3 2010
66
3/7/10 - 5/12/10
25
Yes
Y
Year 4 2011
89
3/7/11 - 6/3/11
33
Yes
Year 5 2012
59
8/24/12-10/21/12
22
Yes
Year 1 2008
96
8/26/08- 11/27/08
36
Yes
Year 2 2009
23*
3/31/09 - 4/22/09
9
No*
4
Year 3 2010
51
3/7/10 - 4/27/10
19
Yes
Y
Year 4 2011
82
3/7/11- 5/27/11
31
Yes
Year 5 2012
5
8/30/12 - 9/3/12
2
N /A **
Year 1 2008
159
6/22/08- 11/27/08
60
Yes
Year 2 2009
73
3/7/09 - 5/18/09
27
Yes
5
Year 3 2010
54
3/7/10 - 4/30/10
20
Yes
Y
Year 4 2011
81
3/7/11- 5/26/11
31
Yes
Year 5 2012
12
8/22/12 - 9/4/12
5
N /A **
Year 1 2008
144
7/7/08 - 11/27/08
54
Yes
Year 2 2009
73
3/7/09 - 5/18/09
27
Yes
6
Year 3 2010
65
3/7/10 - 5/11/10
24
Yes
Y
Year 4 2011
88
3/7/11 - 6/2/11
33
Yes
Year 5 2012
79
8/22/12 - 11/8/12
30
Yes
* Well malfunction / repair resulted in truncated data set.
" Extreme & moderate drought conditions during entire growing season —
not sufficient period of normal precipitation for conclusive determination
Stone Farm Regional Mitigation Bank 11
Phase One - Year 5 Annual Monitoring Report

As in previous years, groundwater levels exhibited a discernible increase following individual
precipitation events greater than 0.25 ". Discharge rates following these events were found to be
gradual, which is consistent with very poorly drained soil series. Note that precipitation totals
during a large portion of the 2012 growing season (early- April through mid- May, late June through
mid - August) were below the 30% normal rainfall distribution provided in the WETS data tables.
According to the NC Division of Water Resources, the region was in severe drought from January
to February 2012, first level drought from March to May 2012, and abnormally dry conditions
throughout the remainder of the 2012 growing season. Complete hydrologic monitoring data are
provided in Appendix C. NC Division of Water Resources Drought maps are provided in Appendix
D.
5.0 CONCLUSION
Based upon five years of hydrologic and vegetation monitoring, the target wetland community type
(Carolina bay) has been successfully reestablished in Phase One of the Stone Farm Regional
Mitigation Bank. Prior to the restoration work, the entire 145 -acre project area consisted of non -
jurisdictional, drained Carolina bay that had been converted to pine plantation. Restoration
activities (including logging, replanting, and plugging of ditches) resulted in the reestablishment of
characteristic Carolina bay hydrology and vegetation. Volunteer species, while abundant in many
plots, are considered desirable and typical of Carolina bay community composition. Monitoring
wells have demonstrated the occurrence of extended wetland hydroperiods throughout much of the
monitoring period. In Year 5, hydroperiods were significantly less due to drought conditions
throughout the growing season.
Given the successful restoration of the Carolina bay wetland, the desired functional uplift has been
achieved. Phase One, in conjunction with the remaining stream and wetland restoration,
enhancement, and preservation in Phase Two and Phase Three of the Bank site will provide
watershed benefits within the Carolina Coastal and Waccamaw units of the Lumber River Basin.
Stone Farm Regional Mitigation Bank 12
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APPENDIX A. SITE PHOTOGRAPHS (2012)

View of Atlantic white
View of bald cypress growth
(right)
Stone Farm LMG Appendix A.
Regional Mitigation Bank LAN D MANAGEMENT GROUPi"', Site Photographs
Year 5 AMR Envr onm en taf Consultants
January 2013

View of pond pine & red bay, gallberry, american titi volunteers in Plot 13
K y
View of bald cypress, pond pine and fetterbush undergrowth in Plot 14
Stone Farm LMG Appendix A.
Regional Mitigation Bank LAN D MANAGEMENT GROUPi"', Site Photographs
Year 5 AMR Envr onm en taf Consultants
January 2013

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View of pond pine growth in Plot 17
Stone Farm LMG Appendix A.
Regional Mitigation Bank
Year 5 AMR January , . : 20 . 1 :. 3 Site Photographs
View of bald cypress, red bay, pond pine in Plot 15
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View of pond pine growth in Plot 17
Stone Farm LMG Appendix A.
Regional Mitigation Bank
Year 5 AMR January , . : 20 . 1 :. 3 Site Photographs

View of bald cypress, with loblolly bay
& wax myrtle volunteer growth in
Plot 23 (above)
View of bald cypress
with bay volunteers in Plot 24 (below)
Stone Farm LMG Appendix A.
Regional Mitigation Bank LAN D MANAGEMENT GROUPi"', Site Photographs
Year 5 AMR Envr onm en taf Consultants
January 2013

APPENDIX B.
INDIVIDUAL PLOT DATA SHEETS

STONE FARM MITIGATION BANK - CAROLINA BAY
ANNUAL MONITORING DATA SHEET - VEGETATION PLOTS
PLOT NUMBER
SPECIES
STRATUM
(T, SA, SH)
Number of Individuals
HEIGHT
Planted vs. Volunteer
Species
Number of Individuals
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Bald Cypress
T
2
2ft
Planted
2
Bald Cypress
T
9
3ft
Planted
9
Bald Cypress
T
3
4ft
Planted
3
Bald Cypress
T
1
6ft
Planted
1
Black Gum
T
1
3ft
Planted
1
Atlantic White Cedar
T
1
3ft
Planted
1
Atlantic White Cedar
T
1
4ft
Planted
1
Atlantic White Cedar
T
1
6ft
Planted
1
Atlantic White Cedar
T
1
7 ft
Planted
1
Pond Pine
T
3
2ft
Planted
3
Pond Pine
T
5
3ft
Planted
5
Pond Pine
T
2
5 ft
Planted
2
Pond Pine
T
1
7 ft
Planted
1
Pond Pine
T
1
9 ft
Planted
1
Sweetbay
SH
1
3ft
Volunteer
1
Loblolly Bay
SH
1
2ft
Volunteer
1
Loblolly Bay
SH
1
5 ft
Volunteer
1
Loblolly Bay
SH
4
6ft
Volunteer
4
Loblolly Bay
SH
1
7 ft
Volunteer
1
Loblolly Bay
SH
2
8 ft
Volunteer
2
Loblolly Bay
SH
5
loft
Volunteer
5
Loblolly Bay
SH
6
12 ft
Volunteer
6
Loblolly Bay
SH
3
15 ft
Volunteer
3
Loblolly Bay
SH
4
20 ft
Volunteer
4
Red Bay
SH
2
1 ft
Volunteer
2
Red Bay
SH
1
3ft
Volunteer
1
Red Bay
SH
2
4ft
Volunteer
2
Red Bay
SH
6
6ft
Volunteer
6
Red Bay
SH
1
7 ft
Volunteer
1
Red Bay
SH
3
8 ft
Volunteer
3
Red Bay
SH
1
loft
Volunteer
1
Red Bay
SH
9
12 ft
Volunteer
9
Red Bay
SH
1
15 ft
Volunteer
1
Red Bay
SH
4
16 ft
Volunteer
4
Red Bay
SH
1
20 ft
Volunteer
1
Wax Myrtle
SH
1
1 ft
Volunteer
1

PLOT NUMBER
SPECIES
STRATUM
(T, SA, SH)
Number of Individuals
HEIGHT
Planted vs. Volunteer
Species
Number of Individuals
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Wax Myrtle
SH
4
2 ft
Volunteer
4
Wax Myrtle
SH
4
3 ft
Volunteer
4
Wax Myrtle
SH
2
4 ft
Volunteer
2
Wax Myrtle
SH
1
6 ft
Volunteer
1
Wax Myrtle
SH
2
7 ft
Volunteer
2
American Titi
SH
50
6 ft - Avg.
Volunteer
50
Gallberry
SH
80
6 ft - Avg.
Volunteer
80
Fetterbush
SH
6
3 ft
Volunteer
6
Blue Berry
SH
1
1 ft
Volunteer
1
Blue Berry
SH
1
2 ft
Volunteer
1
American Holly
SH
1
5 ft
Volunteer
1
Red Maple
T
1
20 ft
Volunteer
1
Unidentified Pine
T
4
1 ft
Volunteer
4
Unidentified Pine
T
7
2 ft
Volunteer
7
Unidentified Pine
T
9
3 ft
Volunteer
9
Unidentified Pine
T
5
4 ft
Volunteer
5
Unidentified Pine
T
3
6 ft
Volunteer
3
Unidentified Pine
T
3
7 ft
Volunteer
3
Unidentified Pine
T
2
8 ft
Volunteer
2
Unidentified Pine
T
6
loft
Volunteer
6
Unidentified Pine
T
1
12 ft
Volunteer
1
UnIdentified Pine
T
2
lb tt
Volunteer
TOTAL PLANTED
SPECIES
32
OBSERVED DENSITY
(PLANTED SPECIES
PER ACRE)
320
TOTAL ACCEPTABLE
VOLUNTEERS
212
OBSERVED DENSITY
(VOLUNTEER
SPECIES PER ACRE)
2120
TOTAL
UNACCEPTABLE
VOLUNTEERS
43
SINGLE VOLUNTEER
>50% OF TOTAL (YIN)
NO
TOTAL INDIVIDUALS
287
OBSERVED DENSITY
(PER ACRE)
2440

STONE FARM MITIGATION BANK - CAROLINA BAY
ANNUAL MONITORING DATA SHEET - VEGETATION PLOTS
PLOT NUMBER
SPECIES
STRATUM
(T, SA, SH)
Number of Individuals
HEIGHT
Planted vs. Volunteer
Species
Number of Individuals
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Bald Cypress
T
2
2 ft
Planted
2
Bald Cypress
T
3
3ft
Planted
3
Bald Cypress
T
6
4ft
Planted
6
Bald Cypress
T
1
5ft
Planted
1
Bald Cypress
T
1
6ft
Planted
1
Black Gum
T
1
2ft
Planted
1
Pond Pine
T
1
2ft
Planted
1
Pond Pine
T
3
3ft
Planted
3
Pond Pine
T
2
4ft
Planted
2
Pond Pine
T
2
5ft
Planted
2
Pond Pine
T
3
6ft
Planted
3
Laurel Oak
T
1
8ft
Volunteer
1
Wax Myrtle
SH
5
2ft
Volunteer
5
Wax Myrtle
SH
3
3ft
Volunteer
3
Wax Myrtle
SH
1
4ft
Volunteer
1
Wax Myrtle
SH
2
6ft
Volunteer
2
Wax Myrtle
SH
2
8ft
Volunteer
2
Wax Myrtle
SH
2
loft
Volunteer
2
Loblolly Bay
SH
3
2ft
Volunteer
3
Loblolly Bay
SH
5
3ft
Volunteer
5
Loblolly Bay
SH
1
4ft
Volunteer
1
Loblolly Bay
SH
3
6ft
Volunteer
3
Loblolly Bay
SH
2
8ft
Volunteer
2
Loblolly Bay
SH
4
loft
Volunteer
4
Loblolly Bay
SH
5
12ft
Volunteer
5
Loblolly Bay
SH
8
16ft
Volunteer
8
Loblolly Bay
SH
2
20ft
Volunteer
2
Red Bay
SH
15
3ft
Volunteer
15
Red Bay
SH
12
4ft
Volunteer
12
Red Bay
SH
5
5ft
Volunteer
5
Red Bay
SH
6
6ft
Volunteer
6
Red Bay
SH
1
loft
Volunteer
1
Red Bay
SH
1
12ft
Volunteer
1
Gallberry
SH
60
6 ft - Avg.
Volunteer
60
American Titi
SH
1
4ft
Volunteer
1
American Titi
SH
7
6ft
Volunteer
7
American Titi
SH
9
8ft
Volunteer
9

PLOT NUMBER
SPECIES
STRATUM
(T, SA, SH)
Number of Individuals
HEIGHT
Planted vs. Volunteer
Species
Number of Individuals
Counted toward
Success Criteria
American Titi
SH
1
loft
Volunteer
1
American Titi
SH
2
12ft
Volunteer
2
Fetterbush
SH
3
1 ft
Volunteer
3
Fetterbush
SH
2
2ft
Volunteer
2
Fetterbush
SH
1
3ft
Volunteer
1
Fetterbush
SH
5
4ft
Volunteer
5
Fetterbush
SH
1
5ft
Volunteer
1
American Holly
SH
1
1 ft
Volunteer
1
Blue Berry
SH
1
2ft
Volunteer
1
Blue Berry
SH
1
3ft
Volunteer
1
Blue Berry
SH
2
4ft
Volunteer
2
Blue Berry
SH
1
6 ft
Volunteer
1
Blue Berry
SH
1
8 ft
Volunteer
1
Red Maple
T
3
12ft
Volunteer
3
Red Maple
T
4
15ft
Volunteer
4
Red Maple
T
3
20ft
Volunteer
3
Sweet Gum
T
1
4ft
Volunteer
1
UnldentifiedPine
T
1
2ft
Volunteer
1
UnldentifiedPine
T
1
6ft
Volunteer
1
UnldentifiedPine
T
1
8ft
Volunteer
1
UnldentifiedPine
T
2
9ft
Volunteer
2
UnldentifiedPine
T
4
loft
Volunteer
4
Unidentified Pine
T
3
12 ft ft
Volunteer
3
TOTAL PLANTED
SPECIES
25
OBSERVED D SITY
(PLANTED SPECIES
PER ACRE)
250
TOTAL ACCEPTABLE
VOLUNTEERS
188
OBSERVED DENSITY
(VOLUNTEER
SPECIES PER ACRE)
1880
TOTAL
UNACCEPTABLE
VOLUNTEERS
23
SINGLE VOLUNTEER
>50% OF TOTAL (YIN)
NO
TOTAL INDIVIDUALS
236
OBSERVED DENSITY
(PER ACRE)
2130

STONE FARM MITIGATION BANK - CAROLINA BAY
ANNUAL MONITORING DATA SHEET - VEGETATION PLOTS
I W R111111110100111 M N
SPECIES
STRATUM
(T, SA, SH)
Number of Individuals
HEIGHT
Planted vs. Volunteer
Species
Number of Individuals
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Bald Cypress
T
4
1 ft
Planted
4
Bald Cypress
T
4
2ft
Planted
4
Bald Cypress
T
3
3ft
Planted
3
Bald Cypress
T
2
4ft
Planted
2
Bald Cypress
T
1
5 ft
Planted
1
Bald Cypress
T
4
6 ft
Planted
4
Black Gum
T
3
1 ft
Planted
3
Black Gum
T
1
2ft
Planted
1
Pond Pine
T
4
3ft
Planted
4
Pond Pine
T
1
4ft
Planted
1
American Holly
SH
1
3ft
Volunteer
1
American Holly
SH
2
4ft
Volunteer
2
American Holly
SH
1
8 ft
Volunteer
1
Loblolly Bay
SH
25
1 ft
Volunteer
25
Loblolly Bay
SH
20
2ft
Volunteer
20
Loblolly Bay
SH
15
3ft
Volunteer
15
Loblolly Bay
SH
30
10 ft - Avg.
Volunteer
30
Loblolly Bay
SH
30
15 ft - Avg.
Volunteer
30
Red Bay
SH
10
1 ft
Volunteer
10
Red Bay
SH
20
2ft
Volunteer
20
Red Bay
SH
30
3ft
Volunteer
30
Wax Myrtle
SH
1
2ft
Volunteer
1
Wax Myrtle
SH
1
3ft
Volunteer
1
Wax Myrtle
SH
1
4ft
Volunteer
1
Wax Myrtle
SH
1
12 ft
Volunteer
1
Gallberry
SH
30
6 ft - Avg.
Volunteer
30
Fetterbush
SH
5
1 ft
Volunteer
5
Fetterbush
SH
5
2ft
Volunteer
5
Fetterbush
SH
5
3ft
Volunteer
5

PLOT NUMBER
SPECIES
STRATUM
Number of Individuals
HEIGHT
Planted vs. Volunteer
Number of Individuals
(T, SA, SH)
Species
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Fetterbush
SH
2
4ft
Volunteer
2
Fetterbush
SH
1
6ft
Volunteer
1
Sweet Bay
SH
1
6ft
Volunteer
1
Sweet Bay
SH
1
20 ft
Volunteer
1
Blue Berry
SH
1
1 ft
Volunteer
1
Blue Berry
SH
5
2 ft
Volunteer
5
Blue Berry
SH
1
4ft
Volunteer
1
Blue Berry
SH
4
6ft
Volunteer
4
Blue Berry
SH
1
8 ft
Volunteer
1
Red Maple
T
1
4ft
Volunteer
1
Red Maple
T
1
7ft
Volunteer
1
Red Maple
T
1
8ft
Volunteer
1
Red Maple
T
8
15 ft
Volunteer
8
Red Maple
T
1
19 ft
Volunteer
1
Red Maple
T
9
20 ft
Volunteer
9
UnldentifiedPine
T
2
6ft
Volunteer
2
Unidentified Pine
T
1
loft
Volunteer
1
Unidentified Pine
T
1
12 ft
Volunteer
1
OBSERVED DENSITY
TOTAL PLANTED
27
(PLANTED SPECIES
270
SPECIES
PER ACRE)
OBSERVED DENSITY
TOTAL ACCEPTABLE
250
(VOLUNTEER
2500
VOLUNTEERS
SPECIES PER ACRE)
TOTAL
SINGLE VOLUNTEER
UNACCEPTABLE
25
NO
>50% OF TOTAL (YIN)
VOLUNTEERS
OBSERVED DENSITY
TOTAL INDIVIDUALS
302
2770
(PER ACRE)

STONE FARM MITIGATION BANK - CAROLINA BAY
ANNUAL MONITORING DATA SHEET - VEGETATION PLOTS
PLOT NUMBER
SPECIES
STRATUM
(T, SA, SH)
Number ofIndividuals
HEIGHT
Planted vs. Volunteer
Species
Numberoflndividuals
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Bald Cypress
T
1
2 ft
Planted
1
Bald Cypress
T
10
3 ft
Planted
10
Bald Cypress
T
2
4 ft
Planted
2
Bald Cypress
T
9
6 ft
Planted
9
Bald Cypress
T
4
8 ft
Planted
4
Black Gum
T
1
2 ft
Planted
1
Atlantic White Cedar
T
1
3 ft
Planted
1
Atlantic White Cedar
T
1
5 ft
Planted
1
Atlantic White Cedar
T
1
6 ft
Planted
1
Atlantic White Cedar
T
1
7 ft
Planted
1
Atlantic White Cedar
T
2
8 ft
Planted
2
Atlantic White Cedar
T
1
loft
Planted
1
Pond Pine
T
1
1 ft
Planted
1
Pond Pine
T
3
2 ft
Planted
3
Pond Pine
T
4
3 ft
Planted
4
Pond Pine
T
2
4 ft
Planted
2
Pond Pine
T
1
8 ft
Planted
1
American Holly
SH
1
2 ft
Volunteer
1
American Holly
SH
2
3 ft
Volunteer
2
Wax Myrtle
SH
1
1 ft
Volunteer
1
Wax Myrtle
SH
6
2 ft
Volunteer
6
Wax Myrtle
SH
3
3 ft
Volunteer
3
Wax Myrtle
SH
3
4 ft
Volunteer
3
Wax Myrtle
SH
5
6 ft
Volunteer
5
Wax Myrtle
SH
1
12 ft
Volunteer
1
Red Bay
SH
4
1 ft
Volunteer
4
Red Bay
SH
5
2 ft
Volunteer
5
Red Bay
SH
1
3 ft
Volunteer
1
Red Bay
SH
4
4 ft
Volunteer
4
Red Bay
SH
4
6 ft
Volunteer
4
Red Bay
SH
3
7 ft
Volunteer
3
Red Bay
SH
5
8 ft
Volunteer
5
Red Bay
SH
10
loft
Volunteer
10
Red Bay
SH
8
12 ft
Volunteer
8
Red Bay
SH
2
14 ft
Volunteer
2
Red Bay
SH
1
20 ft
Volunteer
1
Loblolly Bay
SH
53
3 ft -Avg.
Volunteer
53
Loblolly Bay
SH
13
8 ft -Avg.
Volunteer
13
Loblolly Bay
SH
16
12 ft -Avg.
Volunteer
16
Loblolly Bay
SH
6
18 ft -Avg.
Volunteer
6
Winged Sumac
SH
3
3 ft
Volunteer
3

PLOT NUMBER
SPECIES
STRATUM
(T, SA, SH)
Number ofIndiAduals
HEIGHT
Planted vs. Volunteer
Species
NumberoflndiAduals
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Winged Sumac
SH
9
4 ft
Volunteer
9
Sweetbay
SH
3
1 ft
Volunteer
3
Sweetbay
SH
1
6 ft
1
American Titi
SH
10
3 ft -Avg.
Volunteer
10
Gallberry
SH
70
5 ft -Avg.
Volunteer
70
Fetterbush
SH
30
3 ft - Avg.
Volunteer
30
Blue Berry
SH
1
1 ft
Volunteer
1
Blue Berry
SH
7
2 ft
Volunteer
7
Blue Berry
SH
5
3 ft
Volunteer
5
Blue Berry
SH
3
4 ft
Volunteer
3
Blue Berry
SH
3
6 ft
Volunteer
3
Unidentified Pine
T
3
1 ft
Volunteer
3
Unidentified Pine
T
3
2 ft
Volunteer
3
Unidentified Pine
T
3
4 ft
Volunteer
3
Unidentified Pine
T
2
6 ft
Volunteer
2
Unidentified Pine
T
1
8 ft
Volunteer
1
Unidentified Pine
T
5
loft
Volunteer
5
Unidentified Pine
T
1
12 ft
Volunteer
1
Unidentified Pine
T
1
16 ft
Volunteer
1
Sweetgum
T
1
3 ft
Volunteer
1
Sweetgum
T
1
14 ft
Volunteer
1
Sweetgum
T
1
20 ft
Volunteer
1
Red Maple
T
2
8 ft
Volunteer
2
Red Maple
T
1
loft
Volunteer
1
Red Maple
T
1
12 ft
Volunteer
1
Red Maple
T
3
15 ft
Volunteer
3
Red Maple
T
2
20 ft
Volunteer
2
TOTAL PLANTED
SPECIES
45
OBSERVED DENSITY
(PLANTED SPECIES
PER ACRE)
450
TOTAL ACCEPTABLE
VOLUNTEERS
302
OBSERVED DENSITY
(VOLUNTEER
SPECIES PER ACRE)
3020
TOTAL
UNACCEPTABLE
VOLUNTEERS
31
SINGLE VOLUNTEER
X50% OF TOTAL (YIN)
NO
TOTAL INDIVIDUALS
378
OBSERVED DENSITY
(PER ACRE)
3470

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PLOT NUMBER
SPECIES
STRATUM
(T, SA, SH)
Number of Individuals
HEIGHT
Planted vs. Volunteer
Species
Number of Individuals
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Bald Cypress
T
2
1 ft
Planted
2
Bald Cypress
T
6
2ft
Planted
6
Bald Cypress
T
10
3ft
Planted
10
Bald Cypress
T
2
4ft
Planted
2
Bald Cypress
T
1
5ft
Planted
1
Bald Cypress
T
4
6ft
Planted
4
Black Gum
T
2
2ft
Planted
2
Black Gum
T
1
3ft
Planted
1
Pond Pine
T
1
2ft
Planted
1
Pond Pine
T
3
3ft
Planted
3
Pond Pine
T
2
4ft
Planted
2
Pond Pine
T
1
5ft
Planted
1
Pond Pine
T
1
6ft
Planted
1
Red Bay
SH
30
4 ft - Avg.
Volunteer
30
Red Bay
SH
30
6 ft - Avg.
Volunteer
30
Red Bay
SH
30
10 ft - Avg.
Volunteer
30
Wax Myrtle
SH
1
1 ft
Volunteer
1
Wax Myrtle
SH
7
2ft
Volunteer
7
Wax Myrtle
SH
12
3ft
Volunteer
12
Wax Myrtle
SH
6
4ft
Volunteer
6
Wax Myrtle
SH
6
6ft
Volunteer
6
Wax Myrtle
SH
2
7 ft
Volunteer
2
Wax Myrtle
SH
1
8 ft
Volunteer
1
Loblolly Bay
SH
20
1 ft
Volunteer
20
Loblolly Bay
SH
20
2ft
Volunteer
20
Loblolly Bay
SH
50
4 ft - Avg.
Volunteer
50
Loblolly Bay
SH
40
8 ft - Avg.
Volunteer
40
Gallberry
SH
30
3 ft - Avg.
Volunteer
30

PLOT NUMBER
SPECIES
STRATUM
Number of Individuals
HEIGHT
Planted vs. Volunteer
Number of Individuals
(T, SA, SH)
Species
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Fetterbush
SH
1
3 ft
Volunteer
1
Sweetbay
SH
1
7 ft
Volunteer
1
American Holly
SH
1
1 ft
Volunteer
1
American Holly
SH
1
2 ft
Volunteer
1
Blue Berry
SH
1
1 ft
Volunteer
1
Blue Berry
SH
14
2 ft
Volunteer
14
Blue Berry
SH
5
3 ft
Volunteer
5
Blue Berry
SH
3
4 ft
Volunteer
3
Blue Berry
SH
1
5 ft
Volunteer
1
Unidentified Pine
T
1
3 ft
Volunteer
1
Unidentified Pine
T
3
4 ft
Volunteer
3
Unidentified Pine
T
1
8 ft
Volunteer
1
Unidentified Pine
T
1
loft
Volunteer
1
Unidentified Pine
T
1
14 ft
Volunteer
1
Unidentified Pine
T
1
15 ft
Volunteer
1
Unidentified Pine
T
1
20 ft
Volunteer
1
Red Maple
T
15
15 ft - Avg.
Volunteer
15
OBSERVED DENSITY
TOTAL PLANTED
36
(PLANTED SPECIES
360
SPECIES
PER ACRE)
OBSERVED DENSITY
TOTAL ACCEPTABLE
313
(VOLUNTEER
3130
VOLUNTEERS
SPECIES PER ACRE)
TOTAL
SINGLE VOLUNTEER
UNACCEPTABLE
24
NO
>50% OF TOTAL (YIN)
VOLUNTEERS
OBSERVED DENSITY
TOTAL INDIVIDUALS
373
3490
(PER ACRE)

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PLOT NUMBER
SPECIES
STRATUM
(T, SA, SH)
Number of Individuals
HEIGHT
Planted vs. Volunteer
Species
Number of Individuals
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Bald Cypress
T
3
1 ft
Planted
3
Bald Cypress
T
14
2ft
Planted
14
Bald Cypress
T
6
3ft
Planted
6
Bald Cypress
T
1
4ft
Planted
1
Bald Cypress
T
1
5ft
Planted
1
Bald Cypress
T
1
6 ft
Planted
1
Bald Cypress
T
1
7 ft
Planted
1
Black Gum
T
1
2ft
Planted
1
Black Gum
T
1
3ft
Planted
1
Pond Pine
T
1
1 ft
Planted
1
Pond Pine
T
6
2ft
Planted
6
Pond Pine
T
1
3ft
Planted
1
Pond Pine
T
1
4ft
Planted
1
Pond Pine
T
1
5ft
Planted
1
Pond Pine
T
2
6 ft
Planted
2
Pond Pine
T
1
8ft
Planted
1
Wax Myrtle
SH
33
2ft
Volunteer
33
Wax Myrtle
SH
13
3ft
Volunteer
13
Wax Myrtle
SH
10
4ft
Volunteer
10
Loblolly Bay
SH
20
1 ft
Volunteer
20
Loblolly Bay
SH
10
2ft
Volunteer
10
Loblolly Bay
SH
45
5ft
Volunteer
45
Loblolly Bay
SH
25
loft
Volunteer
25
Red Bay
SH
20
1 ft
Volunteer
20
Red Bay
SH
15
2ft
Volunteer
15
Red Bay
SH
30
7 ft
Volunteer
30
Sweetbay
SH
1
2ft
Volunteer
1
Sweetbay
SH
1
3ft
Volunteer
1
Sweetbay
SH
2
8ft
Volunteer
2
Sweetbay
SH
2
loft
Volunteer
2

PLOT NUMBER
SPECIES
STRATUM
Number of Individuals
HEIGHT
Planted vs. Volunteer
Number of Individuals
(T, SA, SH)
Species
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Gallberry
SH
25
5 ft - Avg.
Volunteer
25
Fetterbush
SH
6
3 ft
Volunteer
6
Fetterbush
SH
1
4 ft
Volunteer
1
Fetterbush
SH
1
6 ft
Volunteer
1
Blue Berry
SH
11
2 ft
Volunteer
11
Blue Berry
SH
2
3 ft
Volunteer
2
Blue Berry
SH
1
4 ft
Volunteer
1
Blue Berry
SH
3
5 ft
Volunteer
3
Blue Berry
SH
2
6 ft
Volunteer
2
Unidentified Pine
T
2
1 ft
Volunteer
2
Unidentified Pine
T
1
7 ft
Volunteer
1
Unidentified Pine
T
2
8 ft
Volunteer
2
Unidentified Pine
T
1
loft
Volunteer
1
Sweetgum
T
5
5 ft- Avg.
Volunteer
5
Red Maple
T
25
12 ft - Avg.
Volunteer
25
OBSERVED DENSITY
TOTAL PLANTED
42
(PLANTED SPECIES
420
SPECIES
PER ACRE)
OBSERVED DENSITY
TOTAL ACCEPTABLE
279
(VOLUNTEER
2790
VOLUNTEERS
SPECIES PER ACRE)
TOTAL
SINGLE VOLUNTEER
UNACCEPTABLE
36
NO
>50% OF TOTAL (YIN)
VOLUNTEERS
OBSERVED DENSITY
TOTAL INDIVIDUALS
357
3210
(PER ACRE)

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PLOT NUMBER
SPECIES
STRATUM
(T, SA, SH)
Number of Individuals
HEIGHT
Planted vs. Volunteer
Species
Number of Individuals
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Bald Cypress
T
2
1 ft
Planted
2
Bald Cypress
T
4
2ft
Planted
4
Pond Pine
T
4
2ft
Planted
4
Pond Pine
T
10
3 ft
Planted
10
Pond Pine
T
13
4 ft
Planted
13
Pond Pine
T
2
5ft
Planted
2
Pond Pine
T
6
6ft
Planted
6
Pond Pine
T
1
7 ft
Planted
1
Pond Pine
T
1
8ft
Planted
1
Red Bay
T
10
1 ft
Volunteer
10
Red Bay
T
10
2ft
Volunteer
10
Red Bay
SH
25
5ft
Volunteer
25
Red Bay
SH
25
loft
Volunteer
25
American Holly
SH
1
6ft
Volunteer
1
Sweetbay
SH
5
8ft
Volunteer
5
Wax Myrtle
SH
5
2ft
Volunteer
5
Wax Myrtle
SH
2
3 ft
Volunteer
2
Wax Myrtle
SH
2
4 ft
Volunteer
2
Wax Myrtle
SH
2
5ft
Volunteer
2
Loblolly Bay
SH
25
6 ft - Avg.
Volunteer
25
Loblolly Bay
SH
25
12 ft - Avg.
Volunteer
25
Loblolly Bay
SH
25
18 ft - Avg.
Volunteer
25
Gallberry
SH
10
1 ft
Volunteer
10
Gallberry
SH
10
2ft
Volunteer
10
Gallberry
SH
40
4 ft
Volunteer
40

PLOT NUMBER
SPECIES
STRATUM
Number of Individuals
HEIGHT
Planted vs. Volunteer
Number of Individuals
(T, SA, SH)
Species
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Fetterbush
SH
1
3 ft
Volunteer
1
Fetterbush
SH
1
6 ft
Volunteer
1
Blue Berry
SH
4
1 ft
Volunteer
4
Blue Berry
SH
10
2 ft
Volunteer
10
Blue Berry
SH
8
3 ft
Volunteer
8
Blue Berry
SH
2
4ft
Volunteer
2
Blue Berry
SH
1
5 ft
Volunteer
1
Blue Berry
SH
2
6 ft
Volunteer
2
Unidentified Pine
T
1
5 ft
Volunteer
0
Unidentified Pine
T
1
6 ft
Volunteer
0
Unidentified Pine
T
3
8 ft
Volunteer
Unidentified Pine
T
2
loft
Volunteer
Unidentified Pine
T
2
12 ft
Volunteer
Red Maple
T
10
8 ft - Avg.
Volunteer
0
OBSERVED DENSITY
TOTAL PLANTED
43
(PLANTED SPECIES
430
SPECIES
PER ACRE)
OBSERVED DENSITY
TOTAL ACCEPTABLE
251
(VOLUNTEER
2510
VOLUNTEERS
SPECIES PER ACRE)
TOTAL
SINGLE VOLUNTEER
UNACCEPTABLE
19
NO
>50% OF TOTAL (YIN)
VOLUNTEERS
OBSERVED DENSITY
TOTAL INDIVIDUALS
313
2940
(PER ACRE)

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PLOT NUMBER
SPECIES
STRATUM
(T, SA, SH)
Number of Individuals
HEIGHT
Planted vs. Volunteer
Species
Number of Individuals
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Bald Cypress
T
5
1 ft
Planted
5
Bald Cypress
T
5
2ft
Planted
5
Pond Pine
T
1
1 ft
Planted
1
Pond Pine
T
8
2ft
Planted
8
Pond Pine
T
15
3 ft
Planted
15
Pond Pine
T
6
4 ft
Planted
6
Pond Pine
T
1
5ft
Planted
1
Pond Pine
T
1
6ft
Planted
1
Red Bay
SH
10
1 ft
Volunteer
10
Red Bay
SH
10
2ft
Volunteer
10
Red Bay
SH
22
5ft
Volunteer
22
Red Bay
SH
22
loft
Volunteer
22
Sweetbay
SH
2
2ft
Volunteer
2
Sweetbay
SH
2
8 ft
Volunteer
2
Sweetbay
SH
2
loft
Volunteer
2
Sweetbay
SH
2
12 ft
Volunteer
2
Sweetbay
SH
3
15 ft
Volunteer
3
Sweetbay
SH
1
16 ft
Volunteer
1
Wax Myrtle
SH
1
6ft
Volunteer
1
Gallberry
SH
10
1 ft
Volunteer
10
Gallberry
SH
10
2ft
Volunteer
10
Gallberry
SH
40
5ft
Volunteer
40
American Holly
SH
1
1 ft
Volunteer
1
American Holly
SH
1
2ft
Volunteer
1
American Holly
SH
1
3 ft
Volunteer
1
American Holly
SH
1
6ft
Volunteer
1
American Titi
SH
10
1 ft
Volunteer
10

American Titi
SH
30
5 ft
Volunteer
30
Loblolly Bay
SH
20
1 ft
Volunteer
20
Loblolly Bay
SH
20
2 ft
Volunteer
20
Loblolly Bay
SH
15
5 ft
Volunteer
15
Loblolly Bay
SH
15
8 ft
Volunteer
15
Fetterbush
SH
1
1 ft
Volunteer
1
Fetterbush
SH
7
2 ft
Volunteer
7
Fetterbush
SH
5
3 ft
Volunteer
5
Fetterbush
SH
1
4 ft
Volunteer
1
Blue Berry
SH
3
1 ft
Volunteer
3
Blue Berry
SH
14
2 ft
Volunteer
14
Blue Berry
SH
3
3 ft
Volunteer
3
Blue Berry
SH
1
6 ft
Volunteer
1
Blue Berry
SH
1
8 ft
Volunteer
1
Unidentified Pine
T
4
1 ft
Volunteer
4
Unidentified Pine
T
4
2 ft
Volunteer
4
Unidentified Pine
T
4
3 ft
Volunteer
4
Unidentified Pine
T
5
6 ft
Volunteer
5
Unidentified Pine
T
1
8 ft
Volunteer
1
Red Maple
T
15
10 ft - Avg.
Volunteer
15
Red Maple
T
15
15 ft - Avg.
Volunteer
15
TOTAL PLANTED
SPECIES
42
OBSERVED DENSITY
(PLANTED SPECIES
PER ACRE)
420
TOTAL ACCEPTABLE
VOLUNTEERS
287
OBSERVED DENSITY
(VOLUNTEER
SPECIES PER ACRE)
2870
TOTAL
UNACCEPTABLE
VOLUNTEERS
48
SINGLE VOLUNTEER
>50% OF TOTAL (YIN)
NO
TOTAL INDIVIDUALS
377
OBSERVED DENSITY
(PER ACRE)
3290

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PLOT NUMBER
SPECIES
STRATUM
T SA or SH
Number of Individuals
HEIGHT
Planted vs. Volunteer
Species
Number of Individuals
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Bald Cypress
T
2
1 ft
Planted
2
Bald Cypress
T
7
2ft
Planted
7
Bald Cypress
T
5
3ft
Planted
5
Pond Pine
T
1
1 ft
Planted
1
Pond Pine
T
8
2ft
Planted
8
Pond Pine
T
9
3ft
Planted
9
Pond Pine
T
9
4ft
Planted
9
Pond Pine
T
1
5 ft
Planted
1
Pond Pine
T
6
6ft
Planted
6
Pond Pine
T
2
7 ft
Planted
2
Wax Myrtle
SH
5
2ft
Volunteer
5
Wax Myrtle
SH
1
6ft
Volunteer
1
Red Bay
SH
10
1 ft
Volunteer
10
Red Bay
SH
10
2ft
Volunteer
10
Red Bay
SH
20
6ft
Volunteer
20
Red Bay
SH
15
loft
Volunteer
15
Sweetbay
SH
1
6ft
Volunteer
1
Sweetbay
SH
2
15 ft
Volunteer
2
American Holly
SH
1
3ft
Volunteer
1
American Holly
SH
1
4ft
Volunteer
1
Loblolly Bay
SH
10
1 ft
Volunteer
10
Loblolly Bay
SH
10
2ft
Volunteer
10
Loblolly Bay
SH
40
8 ft
Volunteer
40
Loblolly Bay
SH
40
loft
Volunteer
40
Loblolly Bay
SH
10
12 ft
Volunteer
10
Gallberry
SH
75
6 ft - Avg.
Volunteer
75
Fetterbush
SH
1
2ft
Volunteer
1
Fetterbush
SH
5
3ft
Volunteer
5

Fetterbush
SH
1
4 ft
Volunteer
1
Blue Berry
SH
8
2 ft
Volunteer
8
Blue Berry
SH
1
4 ft
Volunteer
1
Blue Berry
SH
1
5 ft
Volunteer
1
Blue Berry
SH
2
6 ft
Volunteer
2
Blue Berry
SH
1
8 ft
Volunteer
1
Blue Berry
SH
1
loft
Volunteer
1
Unidentified Pine
T
1
3 ft
Volunteer
1
Unidentified Pine
T
7
8 ft
Volunteer
7
Unidentified Pine
T
1
loft
Volunteer
1
Unidentified Pine
T
1
12 ft
Volunteer
1
Red Maple
SH
20
10 ft - Avg.
Volunteer
20
Red Maple
SH
20
15 ft - Avg.
Volunteer
20
OBSERVED DENSITY
TOTAL PLANTED
50
(PLANTED SPECIES
500
SPECIES
PER ACRE)
OBSERVED DENSITY
TOTAL ACCEPTABLE
272
(VOLUNTEER
2720
VOLUNTEERS
SPECIES PER ACRE)
TOTAL
SINGLE VOLUNTEER
UNACCEPTABLE
50
NO
>50% OF TOTAL (YIN)
VOLUNTEERS
OBSERVED DENSITY
TOTAL INDIVIDUALS
372
3220
(PER ACRE)

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PLOT NUMBER 10
SPECIES
STRATUM
T SA or SH
Number of Individuals
HEIGHT
Planted vs. Volunteer
Species
Number of Individuals
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Bald Cypress
T
1
2 ft
Planted
1
Black Gum
T
2
3 ft
Planted
2
Pond Pine
T
2
3 ft
Planted
2
Pond Pine
T
4
4 ft
Planted
4
Atlantic White Cedar
T
1
4 ft
Planted
1
Red Bay
SH
20
1 ft
Volunteer
20
Red Bay
SH
25
2 ft
Volunteer
25
Red Bay
SH
35
3 ft
Volunteer
35
Red Bay
SH
35
6 ft
Volunteer
35
Wax Myrtle
SH
50
5 ft - Avg.
Volunteer
50
Sweetbay
SH
1
3 ft
Volunteer
1
Loblolly Bay
SH
11
5 ft - Avg.
Volunteer
11
American Titi
SH
40
6 ft - Avg.
Volunteer
40
Gallberry
SH
175
6 ft - Avg.
Volunteer
175
Fetterbush
SH
6
1 ft
Volunteer
6
Fetterbush
SH
13
2 ft
Volunteer
13
Fetterbush
SH
12
3 ft
Volunteer
12
Fetterbush
SH
9
4 ft
Volunteer
9
Fetterbush
SH
1
5 ft
Volunteer
1
Fetterbush
SH
1
6 ft
Volunteer
1
Blue Berry
SH
1
2 ft
Volunteer
1
Blue Berry
SH
1
3 ft
Volunteer
1
Blue Berry
SH
1
4 ft
Volunteer
1
Blue Berry
SH
1
5 ft
Volunteer
1
Blue Berry
SH
5
6 ft
Volunteer
5
Blue Berry
SH
1
8 ft
Volunteer
1

Unidentified Pine
T
1
1 ft
Volunteer
1
Unidentified Pine
T
1
2 ft
Volunteer
1
Unidentified Pine
T
5
3 ft
Volunteer
5
Unidentified Pine
T
6
4 ft
Volunteer
6
Unidentified Pine
T
2
6 ft
Volunteer
2
Red Maple
T
2
8 ft
Volunteer
2
Red Maple
T
2
15 ft
Volunteer
2
Red Maple
T
2
20 ft
Volunteer
2
OBSERVED DENSITY
TOTAL PLANTED
10
(PLANTED SPECIES
100
SPECIES
PER ACRE)
OBSERVED DENSITY
TOTAL ACCEPTABLE
444
(VOLUNTEER
4440
VOLUNTEERS
SPECIES PER ACRE)
TOTAL
SINGLE VOLUNTEER
UNACCEPTABLE
21
NO
>50% OF TOTAL (YIN)
VOLUNTEERS
OBSERVED DENSITY
TOTAL INDIVIDUALS
475
4540
(PER ACRE)

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SPECIES
STRATUM
T SA or SH
Number of Individuals
HEIGHT
Planted vs. Volunteer
Species
Number of Individuals
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Pond Pine
T
7
2 ft
Planted
7
Pond Pine
T
9
3ft
Planted
9
Pond Pine
T
14
4 ft
Planted
14
Pond Pine
T
4
5ft
Planted
4
Pond Pine
T
5
6ft
Planted
5
Bald Cypress
T
1
1 ft
Planted
1
Bald Cypress
T
1
2ft
Planted
1
American Holly
SH
1
1 ft
Volunteer
1
American Holly
SH
6
2ft
Volunteer
6
American Holly
SH
3
3ft
Volunteer
3
American Holly
SH
2
4 ft
Volunteer
2
Red Bay
SH
10
8 ft
Volunteer
10
Red Bay
SH
35
loft
Volunteer
35
Red Bay
SH
20
12 ft
Volunteer
20
Red Bay
SH
25
16 ft
Volunteer
25
Wax Myrtle
SH
2
2ft
Volunteer
2
Wax Myrtle
SH
3
3ft
Volunteer
3
Wax Myrtle
SH
5
4 ft
Volunteer
5
Wax Myrtle
SH
3
5ft
Volunteer
3
Wax Myrtle
SH
4
6ft
Volunteer
4
Wax Myrtle
SH
1
7 ft
Volunteer
1
Wax Myrtle
SH
3
8 ft
Volunteer
3
American Titi
SH
1
3ft
Volunteer
1
American Titi
SH
8
6ft
Volunteer
8
American Titi
SH
1
7 ft
Volunteer
1
American Titi
SH
7
8 ft
Volunteer
7
American Titi
SH
1
9 ft
Volunteer
1
American Titi
SH
4
loft
Volunteer
4

American Titi
SH
1
12 ft
Volunteer
1
Loblolly Bay
SH
23
8 ft - Avg.
Volunteer
23
Sweetbay
SH
1
3 ft
Volunteer
1
Sweetbay
SH
3
5 ft
Volunteer
3
Sweetbay
SH
1
6 ft
Volunteer
1
Fetterbush
SH
200
4 ft - Avg.
Volunteer
200
Gallberry
SH
300
5 ft - Avg.
Volunteer
300
Blue Berry
SH
1
3 ft
Volunteer
1
Blue Berry
SH
3
4 ft
Volunteer
3
Blue Berry
SH
4
5 ft
Volunteer
4
Blue Berry
SH
9
6 ft
Volunteer
9
Blue Berry
SH
1
8 ft
Volunteer
1
Unidentified Pine
T
1
5 ft
Volunteer
1
Unidentified Pine
T
1
6 ft
Volunteer
1
Unidentified Pine
T
3
loft
Volunteer
3
Sweet Gum
T
1
6 ft
Volunteer
1
Sweet Gum
T
1
loft
Volunteer
1
Sweet Gum
T
1
15 ft
Volunteer
1
Sweet Gum
T
1
20 ft
Volunteer
1
Red Maple
T
1
8 ft
Volunteer
1
Red Maple
T
1
12 ft
Volunteer
1
Red Maple
T
1
17 ft
Volunteer
1
Red Maple
T
1
20 ft
Volunteer
1
TOTAL PLANTED
SPECIES
41
OBSERVED DENSITY
(PLANTED SPECIES
PER ACRE)
410
TOTAL ACCEPTABLE
VOLUNTEERS
692
OBSERVED DENSITY
(VOLUNTEER
SPECIES PER ACRE)
6920
TOTAL
UNACCEPTABLE
VOLUNTEERS
13
SINGLE VOLUNTEER
>50% OF TOTAL (YIN)
NO
TOTAL INDIVIDUALS
746
OBSERVED DENSITY
(PER ACRE)
7330

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SPECIES
STRATUM
(T, SA, SH)
Number of Individuals
HEIGHT
Planted vs. Volunteer
Species
Number of Individuals
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Bald Cypress
T
3
1 ft
Planted
3
Bald Cypress
T
12
2ft
Planted
12
Bald Cypress
T
4
3ft
Planted
4
Bald Cypress
T
3
4ft
Planted
3
Bald Cypress
T
1
6ft
Planted
1
River Birch
T
1
loft
Planted
1
Black Gum
T
1
2ft
Planted
1
Black Gum
T
1
3ft
Planted
1
Pond Pine
T
2
2ft
Planted
2
Pond Pine
T
5
3ft
Planted
5
Pond Pine
T
2
4ft
Planted
2
Pond Pine
T
1
6ft
Planted
1
Pond Pine
T
2
12 ft
Planted
2
Red Bay
SH
20
1 ft
Volunteer
20
Red Bay
SH
20
2ft
Volunteer
20
Red Bay
SH
4
3ft
Volunteer
4
Red Bay
SH
3
4ft
Volunteer
3
Red Bay
SH
6
5 ft
Volunteer
6
Red Bay
SH
1
6ft
Volunteer
1
Red Bay
SH
2
7 ft
Volunteer
2
Red Bay
SH
3
8 ft
Volunteer
3
Red Bay
SH
2
loft
Volunteer
2
Red Bay
SH
7
12 ft
Volunteer
7
Red Bay
SH
3
15 ft
Volunteer
3
Wax Myrtle
SH
2
1 ft
Volunteer
2
Wax Myrtle
SH
11
2ft
Volunteer
11
Wax Myrtle
SH
16
3ft
Volunteer
16
Wax Myrtle
SH
1 2
1 5 ft
Volunteer
1 2

PLOT NUMBER 12
SPECIES
STRATUM
Number of Individuals
HEIGHT
Planted vs. Volunteer
Number of Individuals
(T, SA, SH)
Species
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Wax Myrtle
SH
7
6 ft
Volunteer
7
Wax Myrtle
SH
2
7 ft
Volunteer
2
Sweetbay
SH
1
15 ft
Volunteer
1
Loblolly Bay
SH
2
18 ft
Volunteer
2
Fetterbush
SH
40
3 ft - Avg.
Volunteer
40
American Titi
SH
20
6 ft - Avg.
Volunteer
20
Gallberry
SH
20
2 ft
Volunteer
20
Gallberry
SH
30
5 ft
Volunteer
30
Blue Berry
SH
2
2 ft
Volunteer
2
Blue Berry
SH
2
3 ft
Volunteer
2
Unidentified Pine
T
2
1 ft
Volunteer
2
Unidentified Pine
T
3
2 ft
Volunteer
3
Unidentified Pine
T
1
8 ft
Volunteer
1
Unidentified Pine
T
1
loft
Volunteer
1
Red Maple
T
1
20 ft
Volunteer
1
Sweetgum
T
1
12 ft
Volunteer
1
OBSERVED DENSITY
TOTAL PLANTED
38
(PLANTED SPECIES
380
SPECIES
PER ACRE)
OBSERVED DENSITY
TOTAL ACCEPTABLE
228
(VOLUNTEER
2280
VOLUNTEERS
SPECIES PER ACRE)
TOTAL
SINGLE VOLUNTEER
UNACCEPTABLE
9
NO
>50% OF TOTAL (YIN)
VOLUNTEERS
OBSERVED DENSITY
TOTAL INDIVIDUALS
275
2660
(PER ACRE)

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PLOT NUMBER 13
SPECIES
STRATUM
(T, SA, SH)
Number of Individuals
HEIGHT
Planted vs. Volunteer
Species
Number of Individuals
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Bald Cypress
T
1
1 ft
Planted
1
Bald Cypress
T
10
2 ft
Planted
10
Bald Cypress
T
7
3 ft
Planted
7
Bald Cypress
T
1
6 ft
Planted
1
Black Gum
T
1
2 ft
Planted
1
Pond Pine
T
5
2 ft
Planted
5
Pond Pine
T
5
3 ft
Planted
5
Pond Pine
T
4
4 ft
Planted
4
Pond Pine
T
1
5 ft
Planted
1
Pond Pine
T
6
6 ft
Planted
6
Pond Pine
T
1
7 ft
Planted
1
Pond Pine
T
1
8 ft
Planted
1
Pond Pine
T
1
12 ft
Planted
1
Red Bay
SH
8
1 ft
Volunteer
8
Red Bay
SH
3
2 ft
Volunteer
3
Red Bay
SH
4
3 ft
Volunteer
4
Red Bay
SH
4
4 ft
Volunteer
4
Red Bay
SH
4
6 ft
Volunteer
4
Red Bay
SH
2
8 ft
Volunteer
2
Red Bay
SH
1
9 ft
Volunteer
1
Red Bay
SH
1
11 ft
Volunteer
1
Red Bay
SH
3
12 ft
Volunteer
3
Red Bay
SH
7
15 ft
Volunteer
7
Red Bay
SH
2
18 ft
Volunteer
2
Red Bay
SH
3
20 ft
Volunteer
3
Loblolly Bay
SH
1
2 ft
Volunteer
1
Loblolly Bay
SH
1
3 ft
Volunteer
1
Loblolly Bay
SH
1
8 ft
Volunteer
1
Loblolly Bay
SH
1
15 ft
Volunteer
1
Loblolly Bay
SH
1
20 ft
Volunteer
1
Wax Myrtle
SH
2
7 ft
Volunteer
2
Wax Myrtle
SH
1
8 ft
Volunteer
1
Gallberry
SH
50
2 ft
Volunteer
50
Gallberry
SH
200
8 ft
Volunteer
200

PLOT NUMBER 13
SPECIES
STRATUM
(T, SA, SH)
Number of Individuals
HEIGHT
Planted vs. Volunteer
Species
Number of Individuals
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Fetterbush
SH
4
3 ft
Volunteer
4
Fetterbush
SH
1
4 ft
Volunteer
1
American Ti -Ti
SH
20
8 ft - Avg.
Volunteer
20
Sweet Bay
SH
1
1 ft
Volunteer
1
Sweet Bay
SH
1
7 ft
Volunteer
1
Sweet Bay
SH
1
8 ft
Volunteer
1
Sweet Bay
SH
1
12 ft
Volunteer
1
Blue Berry
SH
1
1 ft
Volunteer
1
Blue Berry
SH
2
2 ft
Volunteer
2
Blue Berry
SH
1
3 ft
Volunteer
1
Unidentified Pine
T
2
1 ft
Volunteer
2
Unidentified Pine
T
7
2 ft
Volunteer
7
Unidentified Pine
T
1
3 ft
Volunteer
1
Unidentified Pine
T
1
4 ft
Volunteer
1
Unidentified Pine
T
5
6 ft
Volunteer
5
Unidentified Pine
T
2
8 ft
Volunteer
2
Unidentified Pine
T
2
loft
Volunteer
2
Unidentified Pine
T
1
12 ft
Volunteer
1
Unidentified Pine
T
1
13 ft
Volunteer
1
Sweetgum
T
1
loft
Volunteer
1
Sweetgum
T
1
15 ft
Volunteer
1
TOTAL PLANTED
SPECIES
44
OBSERVED DENSITY
(PLANTED SPECIES
PER ACRE)
440
TOTAL ACCEPTABLE
VOLUNTEERS
333
OBSERVED DENSITY
(VOLUNTEER
SPECIES PER ACRE)
3330
TOTAL
UNACCEPTABLE
VOLUNTEERS
24
SINGLE VOLUNTEER
X50% OF TOTAL (YIN)
YES
TOTAL INDIVIDUALS
401
OBSERVED DENSITY
(PER ACRE)
3770

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PLOT NUMBER
SPECIES
STRATUM
(T, SA, SH)
Number of Individuals
HEIGHT
Planted vs. Volunteer
Species
Number of Individuals
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Bald Cypress
T
2
1 ft
Planted
2
Bald Cypress
T
12
2 ft
Planted
12
Bald Cypress
T
15
3 ft
Planted
15
Bald Cypress
T
4
4 ft
Planted
4
Bald Cypress
T
4
5 ft
Planted
4
Bald Cypress
T
3
6 ft
Planted
3
Bald Cypress
T
2
7 ft
Planted
2
Bald Cypress
T
1
8 ft
Planted
1
Bald Cypress
T
1
12 ft
Planted
1
Black Gum
T
1
1 ft
Planted
1
Black Gum
T
1
2 ft
Planted
1
Pond Pine
T
3
3 ft
Planted
3
Pond Pine
T
8
4 ft
Planted
8
Pond Pine
T
2
5 ft
Planted
2
Pond Pine
T
4
6 ft
Planted
4
Pond Pine
T
4
7 ft
Planted
4
Pond Pine
T
2
9 ft
Planted
2
Pond Pine
T
3
loft
Planted
3
Pond Pine
T
1
12 ft
Planted
1
Water Oak
T
1
12 ft
Volunteer
1
Red Bay
SH
2
2 ft
Volunteer
2
Red Bay
SH
1
3 ft
Volunteer
1
Red Bay
SH
3
4 ft
Volunteer
3
Red Bay
SH
2
6 ft
Volunteer
2
Red Bay
SH
2
8 ft
Volunteer
2
Red Bay
SH
1
9 ft
Volunteer
1
Red Bay
SH
6
loft
Volunteer
6
Red Bay
SH
7
12 ft
Volunteer
7
Red Bay
SH
1
15 ft
Volunteer
1
Red Bay
SH
1
18 ft
Volunteer
1
Sweetbay
SH
1
1 ft
Volunteer
1
Sweetbay
SH
1
2 ft
Volunteer
1
Wax Myrtle
SH
2
2 ft
Volunteer
2
Wax Myrtle
SH
3
3 ft
Volunteer
3
Wax Myrtle
SH
2
4 ft
Volunteer
2
Wax Myrtle
SH
1
7 ft
Volunteer
1
Wax Myrtle
SH
1
8 ft
Volunteer
1

PLOT NUMBER
SPECIES
STRATUM
(T, SA, SH)
Number of Individuals
HEIGHT
Planted vs. Volunteer
Species
Number of Individuals
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Wax Myrtle
SH
4
loft
Volunteer
4
Wax Myrtle
SH
1
12 ft
Volunteer
1
Wax Myrtle
SH
1
14ft
Volunteer
1
Wax Myrtle
SH
1
15 ft
Volunteer
1
Loblolly Bay
SH
3
2 ft
Volunteer
3
Loblolly Bay
SH
1
6 ft
Volunteer
1
Loblolly Bay
SH
1
loft
Volunteer
1
Loblolly Bay
SH
1
15 ft
Volunteer
1
Gallberry
SH
120
6ft -Avg.
Volunteer
120
American Titi
SH
40
4ft -Avg.
Volunteer
40
Fetterbush
SH
4
2 ft
Volunteer
4
Fetterbush
SH
4
3 ft
Volunteer
4
Fetterbush
SH
7
4 ft
Volunteer
7
Fetterbush
SH
1
6 ft
Volunteer
1
Blue Berry
SH
1
4 ft
Volunteer
1
Unidentified Pine
T
16
1 ft
Volunteer
16
Unldentifed Pine
T
18
2 ft
Volunteer
18
Unldentifed Pine
T
8
3 ft
Volunteer
8
Unldentifed Pine
T
8
4ft
Volunteer
8
Unldentifed Pine
T
7
5 ft
Volunteer
7
Unldentifed Pine
T
4
6 ft
Volunteer
4
Unldentifed Pine
T
1
7 ft
Volunteer
1
Unldentifed Pine
T
1
8 ft
Volunteer
1
Red Maple
T
1
6 ft
Volunteer
1
Red Maple
T
1
20 ft
Volunteer
1
TOTAL PLANTED
SPECIES
73
OBSERVED DENSITY
(PLANTED SPECIES
PER ACRE)
730
TOTAL ACCEPTABLE
VOLUNTEERS
228
OBSERVED DENSITY
(VOLUNTEER
SPECIES PER ACRE)
2280
TOTAL
UNACCEPTABLE
VOLUNTEERS
65
SINGLE VOLUNTEER
>50% OF TOTAL (YIN)
NO
TOTAL INDIVIDUALS
366
OBSERVED DENSITY
(PER ACRE)
3010

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PLOT NUMBER 15
SPECIES
STRATUM
(T, SA, SH)
Number of Individuals
HEIGHT
Planted vs. Volunteer
Species
Number of Individuals
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Bald Cypress
T
1
3ft
Planted
1
Bald Cypress
T
5
4ft
Planted
5
Bald Cypress
T
14
6ft
Planted
14
Bald Cypress
T
2
7ft
Planted
2
Bald Cypress
T
4
8ft
Planted
4
Pond Pine
T
10
3ft
Planted
10
Pond Pine
T
16
4ft
Planted
16
Pond Pine
T
3
5 ft
Planted
3
Pond Pine
T
7
6ft
Planted
7
Pond Pine
T
4
7ft
Planted
4
Pond Pine
T
5
8ft
Planted
5
Pond Pine
T
2
loft
Planted
2
Pond Pine
T
2
12 ft
Planted
2
Red Bay
SH
24
1 ft
Volunteer
24
Red Bay
SH
28
2 ft
Volunteer
28
Red Bay
SH
7
3ft
Volunteer
7
Red Bay
SH
7
4ft
Volunteer
7
Red Bay
SH
5
6ft
Volunteer
5
Red Bay
SH
2
8ft
Volunteer
2
Red Bay
SH
1
12 ft
Volunteer
1
Wax Myrtle
SH
3
3ft
Volunteer
3
Wax Myrtle
SH
1
4ft
Volunteer
1
Wax Myrtle
SH
3
6ft
Volunteer
3
Wax Myrtle
SH
1
7ft
Volunteer
1
Wax Myrtle
SH
1
8ft
Volunteer
1
Wax Myrtle
SH
1
loft
Volunteer
1
Loblolly Bay
SH
1
2 ft
Volunteer
1
Loblolly Bay
SH
1
4ft
Volunteer
1
Loblolly Bay
SH
1
7ft
Volunteer
1
Loblolly Bay
SH
2
8ft
Volunteer
2
Loblolly Bay
SH
1
loft
Volunteer
1
Loblolly Bay
SH
4
12 ft
Volunteer
4
Loblolly Bay
SH
4
15 ft
Volunteer
4
Loblolly Bay
SH
1
18 ft
Volunteer
1
Fetterbush
SH
7
3ft
Volunteer
7

PLOT NUMBER 15
SPECIES
STRATUM
(T, SA, SH)
Number of Individuals
HEIGHT
Planted vs. Volunteer
Species
Number of Individuals
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Fetterbush
SH
10
4 ft
Volunteer
10
Fetterbush
SH
1
5 ft
Volunteer
1
American Titi
SH
25
6 ft - Avg.
Volunteer
25
Gallberry
SH
22
8 ft - Avg.
Volunteer
22
Sweetbay
SH
1
3 ft
Volunteer
1
Blue Berry
SH
7
4 ft
Volunteer
7
Blue Berry
SH
1
5 ft
Volunteer
1
Blue Berry
SH
5
6 ft
Volunteer
5
Blue Berry
SH
2
7 ft
Volunteer
2
Blue Berry
SH
2
8 ft
Volunteer
2
Blue Berry
SH
1
loft
Volunteer
1
Unidentified Pine
T
3
4 ft
Volunteer
0
Unidentified Pine
T
3
6 ft
Volunteer
0
Unidentified Pine
T
6
8 ft
Volunteer
0
Unidentified Pine
T
1
9 ft
Volunteer
0
Unidentified Pine
T
5
loft
Volunteer
0
Unidentified Pine
T
1
11 ft
Volunteer
Unidentified Pine
T
3
12 ft
Volunteer
Unidentified Pine
T
8
15 ft
Volunteer
Red Maple
T
2
15 ft
Volunteer
0
Red Maple
T
1
20 ft
Volunteer
0
TOTAL PLANTED
SPECIES
75
OBSERVED DENSITY
(PLANTED SPECIES
PER ACRE)
750
TOTAL ACCEPTABLE
VOLUNTEERS
183
OBSERVED DENSITY
(VOLUNTEER
SPECIES PER ACRE)
1830
TOTAL
UNACCEPTABLE
VOLUNTEERS
33
SINGLE VOLUNTEER
>50% OF TOTAL (YIN)
NO
TOTAL INDIVIDUALS
291
OBSERVED DENSITY
(PER ACRE)
2580

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PLOT NUMBER 16
SPECIES
STRATUM
(T, SA, SH)
Number of Individuals
HEIGHT
Planted vs. Volunteer
Species
Number of Individuals
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Bald Cypress
T
1
1 ft
Planted
1
Bald Cypress
T
1
2ft
Planted
1
Bald Cypress
T
4
3ft
Planted
4
Bald Cypress
T
4
4ft
Planted
4
Bald Cypress
T
1
5ft
Planted
1
Bald Cypress
T
6
6ft
Planted
6
Bald Cypress
T
2
7ft
Planted
2
Black Gum
T
1
2ft
Planted
1
Black Gum
T
1
3ft
Planted
1
River Birch
T
1
14 ft
Planted
1
Pond Pine
T
2
2ft
Planted
2
Pond Pine
T
6
3ft
Planted
6
Pond Pine
T
4
4ft
Planted
4
Pond Pine
T
2
5ft
Planted
2
Pond Pine
T
1
6ft
Planted
1
Pond Pine
T
1
7ft
Planted
1
Pond Pine
T
1
8ft
Planted
1
Red Bay
SH
10
1 ft
Volunteer
10
Red Bay
SH
3
2ft
Volunteer
3
Red Bay
SH
3
3ft
Volunteer
3
Red Bay
SH
7
4ft
Volunteer
7
Red Bay
SH
3
5ft
Volunteer
3
Red Bay
SH
8
6ft
Volunteer
8
Red Bay
SH
2
7ft
Volunteer
2
Red Bay
SH
3
8ft
Volunteer
3
Red Bay
SH
1
loft
Volunteer
1
Wax Myrtle
SH
3
2ft
Volunteer
3
Wax Myrtle
SH
3
3ft
Volunteer
3
Wax Myrtle
SH
3
4ft
Volunteer
3
Wax Myrtle
SH
3
6ft
Volunteer
3
Wax Myrtle
SH
1
8ft
Volunteer
1
Wax Myrtle
SH
1
9ft
Volunteer
1
Wax Myrtle
SH
3
loft
Volunteer
3
Wax Myrtle
SH
4
12 ft
Volunteer
4
Loblolly Bay
SH
10
1 ft
Volunteer
10
Loblolly Bay
SH
9
2ft
Volunteer
9
Loblolly Bay
SH
6
3ft
Volunteer
6
Loblolly Bay
SH
12
4ft
Volunteer
12
Loblolly Bay
SH
1
5ft
Volunteer
1
Loblolly Bay
SH
1
7ft
Volunteer
1
Loblolly Bay
SH
1
8ft
Volunteer
1
Sweet Bay
I SH
1
1 3ft
1 Volunteer
1

PLOT NUMBER 16
SPECIES
STRATUM
(T, SA, SH)
Number of Individuals
HEIGHT
Planted vs. Volunteer
Species
Number of Individuals
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Sweet Bay
SH
1
4ft
Volunteer
1
American Holly
SH
2
2ft
Volunteer
2
American Holly
SH
2
4ft
Volunteer
2
Gallberry
SH
20
5ft -Avg.
Volunteer
20
Fetterbush
SH
15
3ft -Avg.
Volunteer
15
American Titi
SH
2
6 f
Volunteer
2
American Titi
SH
1
loft
Volunteer
1
American Titi
SH
1
12ft
Volunteer
1
Blue Berry
SH
1
1 ft
Volunteer
1
Blue Berry
SH
5
2 f
Volunteer
5
Blue Berry
SH
6
3 f
Volunteer
6
Blue Berry
SH
1
6 f
Volunteer
1
Unidentified Pine
T
2
1 ft
Volunteer
2
UnldentifiedPine
T
3
2 f
Volunteer
3
UnldentifiedPine
T
3
3 f
Volunteer
3
UnldentifiedPine
T
2
4ft
Volunteer
2
UnldentifiedPine
T
3
6 f
Volunteer
3
UnldentifiedPine
T
1
8 f
Volunteer
1
UnldentifiedPine
T
3
loft
Volunteer
3
UnldentifiedPine
T
6
12ft
Volunteer
6
UnldentifiedPine
T
4
14ft
Volunteer
4
UnldentifiedPine
T
2
16ft
Volunteer
2
Sweet Gum
T
1
5 ft
Volunteer
1
Red Maple
T
1
2 ft
Volunteer
1
Red Maple
T
8
5 ft
Volunteer
8
Red Maple
T
2
6 ft
Volunteer
2
Red Maple
T
13
loft
Volunteer
13
Red Maple
T
1
20 ft
Volunteer
1
TOTAL PLANTED
SPECIES
39
OBSERVED DENSITY
(PLANTED SPECIES
PER ACRE)
390
TOTAL ACCEPTABLE
VOLUNTEERS
159
OBSERVED DENSITY
(VOLUNTEER
SPECIES PER ACRE)
1590
TOTAL
UNACCEPTABLE
VOLUNTEERS
55
SINGLEVOLUNTEER
>50% OF TOTAL (YIN)
NO
TOTAL INDIVIDUALS
253
OBSERVED DENSITY
(PER ACRE)
1980

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PLOT NUMBER 17
SPECIES
STRATUM
(T, SA, SH)
Number of Individuals
HEIGHT
Planted vs. Volunteer
Species
Number of Individuals
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Black Gum
T
3
2ft
Planted
3
Bald Cypress
T
2
3ft
Planted
2
Bald Cypress
T
2
4ft
Planted
2
Bald Cypress
T
1
5ft
Planted
1
Bald Cypress
T
8
6ft
Planted
8
Bald Cypress
T
4
8ft
Planted
4
Bald Cypress
T
1
9 ft
Planted
1
Bald Cypress
T
2
loft
Planted
2
Pond Pine
T
1
1 ft
Planted
1
Pond Pine
T
5
2ft
Planted
5
Pond Pine
T
8
3ft
Planted
8
Pond Pine
T
16
4ft
Planted
16
Pond Pine
T
5
5ft
Planted
5
Pond Pine
T
14
6ft
Planted
14
Pond Pine
T
6
7 ft
Planted
6
Pond Pine
T
8
8ft
Planted
8
Pond Pine
T
6
loft
Planted
6
Pond Pine
T
2
12 ft
Planted
2
American Holly
SH
1
2ft
Volunteer
1
American Holly
SH
2
3ft
Volunteer
2
American Holly
SH
1
6ft
Volunteer
1
American Holly
SH
1
12 ft
Volunteer
1
Red Bay
SH
1
1 ft
Volunteer
1
Red Bay
SH
1
2ft
Volunteer
1
Red Bay
SH
3
3ft
Volunteer
3
Red Bay
SH
1
4ft
Volunteer
1
Red Bay
SH
1
5ft
Volunteer
1
Red Bay
SH
4
6ft
Volunteer
4
Red Bay
SH
7
8ft
Volunteer
7
Red Bay
SH
3
loft
Volunteer
3
Red Bay
SH
4
12 ft
Volunteer
4

PLOT NUMBER 17
SPECIES
STRATUM
(T, SA, SH)
Number of Individuals
HEIGHT
Planted vs. Volunteer
Species
Number of Individuals
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Red Bay
SH
4
15 ft
Volunteer
4
Red Bay
SH
1
18 ft
Volunteer
1
Red Bay
SH
2
20 ft
Volunteer
2
Wax Myrtle
SH
1
2 ft
Volunteer
1
Wax Myrtle
SH
5
3 ft
Volunteer
5
Wax Myrtle
SH
6
4ft
Volunteer
6
Wax Myrtle
SH
3
6 ft
Volunteer
3
Wax Myrtle
SH
1
8 ft
Volunteer
1
Wax Myrtle
SH
1
15 ft
Volunteer
1
Loblolly Bay
SH
2
3 ft
Volunteer
2
Loblolly Bay
SH
2
4ft
Volunteer
2
Loblolly Bay
SH
1
7 ft
Volunteer
1
Loblolly Bay
SH
3
8 ft
Volunteer
3
Loblolly Bay
SH
2
15 ft
Volunteer
2
Loblolly Bay
SH
1
20 ft
Volunteer
1
Gallbeny
SH
20
6 ft - Avg.
Volunteer
20
American Titi
SH
20
8 ft - Avg.
Volunteer
20
Fetterbush
SH
3
1 ft
Volunteer
3
Fetterbush
SH
4
2 ft
Volunteer
4
Fetterbush
SH
3
3 ft
Volunteer
3
Fetterbush
SH
12
4ft
Volunteer
12
Fetterbush
SH
6
5 ft
Volunteer
6
Fetterbush
SH
2
6 ft
Volunteer
2
Sweetbay
SH
1
1 ft
Volunteer
1
Sweetbay
SH
1
loft
Volunteer
1
Blue Berry
SH
3
2 ft
Volunteer
3
Blue Berry
SH
3
3 ft
Volunteer
3
Blue Berry
SH
2
4ft
Volunteer
2
Blue Berry
SH
2
5 ft
Volunteer
2
Blue Berry
SH
7
6 ft
Volunteer
7
Blue Berry
SH
1
8 ft
Volunteer
1
Unidentified Pine
T
1
1 ft
Volunteer
1
Unidentified Pine
T
1
2 ft
Volunteer
1
Unidentified Pine
T
3
3 ft
Volunteer
3

PLOT NUMBER 17
SPECIES
STRATUM
Number of Individuals
HEIGHT
Planted vs. Volunteer
Number of Individuals
(T, SA, SH)
Species
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Unidentified Pine
T
4
6 ft
Volunteer
4
Unidentified Pine
T
3
7ft
Volunteer
3
Unidentified Pine
T
10
8 ft
Volunteer
10
Unidentified Pine
T
1
9 ft
Volunteer
1
Unidentified Pine
T
11
loft
Volunteer
11
Unidentified Pine
T
7
12 ft
Volunteer
7
Unidentified Pine
T
3
15 ft
Volunteer
3
Unidentified Pine
T
1
18 ft
Volunteer
1
Unidentified Pine
T
2
20 ft
Volunteer
2
Sweetgum
T
1
3 ft
Volunteer
1
Sweetgum
T
4
16 ft
Volunteer
4
Sweetgum
T
1
18 ft
Volunteer
1
Red Maple
T
1
7ft
Volunteer
1
Red Maple
T
1
loft
Volunteer
1
Red Maple
T
1
12 ft
Volunteer
1
Red Maple
T
6
15 ft
Volunteer
6
Red Maple
T
15
20 ft
Volunteer
15
OBSERVED DENSITY
TOTAL PLANTED
94
(PLANTED SPECIES
940
SPECIES
PER ACRE)
OBSERVED DENSITY
TOTAL ACCEPTABLE
155
(VOLUNTEER
1550
VOLUNTEERS
SPECIES PER ACRE)
TOTAL
SINGLE VOLUNTEER
UNACCEPTABLE
77
NO
>50% OF TOTAL (YIN)
VOLUNTEERS
OBSERVED DENSITY
TOTAL INDIVIDUALS
326
2490
(PER ACRE)

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PLOT NUMBER 18
SPECIES
STRATUM
(T, SA, SH)
Number of Individuals
HEIGHT
Planted vs. Volunteer
Species
Number of Individuals
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Bald Cypress
T
3
2ft
Planted
3
Bald Cypress
T
6
3ft
Planted
6
Bald Cypress
T
5
4ft
Planted
5
Bald Cypress
T
3
5ft
Planted
3
Bald Cypress
T
1
6 ft
Planted
1
Black Gum
T
1
1 ft
Planted
1
Black Gum
T
3
2ft
Planted
3
Black Gum
T
1
3ft
Planted
1
Black Gum
T
1
5ft
Planted
1
Atlantic White Cedar
T
1
1 ft
Planted
1
Atlantic White Cedar
T
1
3ft
Planted
1
Atlantic White Cedar
T
1
8ft
Planted
1
Pond Pine
T
1
1 ft
Planted
1
Pond Pine
T
2
2ft
Planted
2
Pond Pine
T
4
3ft
Planted
4
Pond Pine
T
3
4ft
Planted
3
Pond Pine
T
2
8ft
Planted
2
Water Oak
T
1
5ft
Volunteer
1
Water Oak
T
1
loft
Volunteer
1
Water Oak
T
1
12 ft
Volunteer
1
Red Bay
SH
55
8 ft - Avg.
Volunteer
55
Wax Myrtle
SH
3
2ft
Volunteer
3
Wax Myrtle
SH
3
3ft
Volunteer
3
Wax Myrtle
SH
2
4ft
Volunteer
2
Wax Myrtle
SH
3
7 ft
Volunteer
3
Wax Myrtle
SH
9
8ft
Volunteer
9
Wax Myrtle
SH
3
loft
Volunteer
3
Loblolly Bay
SH
1
1 ft
Volunteer
1
Loblolly Bay
SH
2
8ft
Volunteer
2
Loblolly Bay
SH
1
loft
Volunteer
1
Loblolly Bay
SH
2
12 ft
Volunteer
2
Loblolly Bay
SH
1
14 ft
Volunteer
1
Loblolly Bay
SH
1
20 ft
Volunteer
1

PLOT NUMBER 18
SPECIES
STRATUM
Number of Individuals
HEIGHT
Planted vs. Volunteer
Number of Individuals
(T, SA, SH)
Species
Counted toward
Success Criteria
American Holly
SH
1
3 ft
Volunteer
1
Gallberry
SH
70
5 ft - Avg.
Volunteer
70
American Titi
SH
30
5 ft - Avg.
Volunteer
30
Sweetbay
SH
1
loft
Volunteer
1
Laurel Oak
SH
1
2 ft
Volunteer
1
Blue Berry
SH
2
1 ft
Volunteer
2
Blue Berry
SH
1
2 ft
Volunteer
1
Unidentified Pine
T
1
1 ft
Volunteer
1
Unidentified Pine
T
1
2 ft
Volunteer
1
Unidentified Pine
T
1
4 ft
Volunteer
1
Unidentified Pine
T
6
6ft
Volunteer
6
Unidentified Pine
T
3
8 ft
Volunteer
3
Unidentified Pine
T
2
loft
Volunteer
2
Unidentified Pine
T
3
12 ft
Volunteer
3
Unidentified Pine
T
1
18 ft
Volunteer
1
Sweetgum
T
1
6ft
Volunteer
1
Sweetgum
T
1
14 ft
Volunteer
1
Red Maple
T
1
25 ft
Volunteer
1
OBSERVED DENSITY
TOTAL PLANTED
39
(PLANTED SPECIES
390
SPECIES
PER ACRE)
OBSERVED DENSITY
TOTAL ACCEPTABLE
195
(VOLUNTEER
1950
VOLUNTEERS
SPECIES PER ACRE)
TOTAL
SINGLE VOLUNTEER
UNACCEPTABLE
21
NO
>50% OF TOTAL (YIN)
VOLUNTEERS
OBSERVED DENSITY
TOTAL INDIVIDUALS
255
2340
(PER ACRE)

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PLOT NUMBER 19
SPECIES
STRATUM
(T, SA, SH)
Number of Individuals
HEIGHT
Planted vs. Volunteer
Species
Number of Individuals
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Bald Cypress
T
1
1 ft
Planted
1
Bald Cypress
T
3
2ft
Planted
3
Bald Cypress
T
9
3ft
Planted
9
Bald Cypress
T
4
4ft
Planted
4
Bald Cypress
T
3
6ft
Planted
3
Bald Cypress
T
1
7ft
Planted
1
Atlantic White Cedar
T
1
1 ft
Planted
1
Atlantic White Cedar
T
3
2ft
Planted
3
Atlantic White Cedar
T
12
3ft
Planted
12
Atlantic White Cedar
T
12
4ft
Planted
12
Atlantic White Cedar
T
4
5 ft
Planted
4
Atlantic White Cedar
T
18
6ft
Planted
18
Atlantic White Cedar
T
2
7ft
Planted
2
Atlantic White Cedar
T
9
8ft
Planted
9
Atlantic White Cedar
T
2
loft
Planted
2
River Birch
T
1
2ft
Planted
1
River Birch
T
1
4ft
Planted
1
Pond Pine
T
1
2ft
Planted
1
Pond Pine
T
4
3ft
Planted
4
Pond Pine
T
3
4ft
Planted
3
Laurel Oak
T
1
3ft
Volunteer
1
Red Bay
SH
50
8 ft - Avg.
Volunteer
50
Gallberry
SH
60
7 ft - Avg.
Volunteer
60
American Titi
SH
45
7 ft - Avg.
Volunteer
45
Wax Myrtle
SH
1
3ft
Volunteer
1
Wax Myrtle
SH
5
4ft
Volunteer
5
Wax Myrtle
SH
4
6ft
Volunteer
4
Wax Myrtle
SH
5
8ft
Volunteer
5
Wax Myrtle
SH
2
loft
Volunteer
2
Fetterbush
SH
3
2ft
Volunteer
3
Fetterbush
SH
6
3ft
Volunteer
6

PLOT NUMBER 19
SPECIES
STRATUM
Number of Individuals
HEIGHT
Planted vs. Volunteer
Number of Individuals
(T, SA, SH)
Species
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Fetterbush
SH
2
6ft
Volunteer
2
Unidentified Pine
T
4
2 ft
Volunteer
4
Unidentified Pine
T
2
3ft
Volunteer
2
Unidentified Pine
T
3
4 ft
Volunteer
3
Unidentified Pine
T
1
6ft
Volunteer
1
Unidentified Pine
T
1
8 ft
Volunteer
1
Unidentified Pine
T
2
loft
Volunteer
2
Unidentified Pine
T
2
14 ft
Volunteer
2
Unidentified Pine
T
1
16 ft
Volunteer
1
Unidentified Pine
T
1
20 ft
Volunteer
1
Red Maple
T
1
3ft
Volunteer
1
Red Maple
T
1
6ft
Volunteer
1
Red Maple
T
2
loft
Volunteer
2
Red Maple
T
4
12 ft
Volunteer
4
Sweetgum
T
1
6ft
Volunteer
1
Persimmon
SH
1
loft
Volunteer
1
OBSERVED DENSITY
TOTAL PLANTED
94
(PLANTED SPECIES
940
SPECIES
PER ACRE)
OBSERVED DENSITY
TOTAL ACCEPTABLE
184
(VOLUNTEER
1840
VOLUNTEERS
SPECIES PER ACRE)
TOTAL
SINGLE VOLUNTEER
UNACCEPTABLE
27
NO
>50% OF TOTAL (YIN)
VOLUNTEERS
OBSERVED DENSITY
TOTAL INDIVIDUALS
305
2780
(PER ACRE)

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PLOT NUMBER 20
SPECIES
STRATUM
(T, SA, SH)
Number of Individuals
HEIGHT
Planted vs. Volunteer
Species
Number of Individuals
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Atlantic White Cedar
T
1
1 ft
Planted
1
Atlantic White Cedar
T
4
2ft
Planted
4
Atlantic White Cedar
T
6
3ft
Planted
6
Atlantic White Cedar
T
18
4 ft
Planted
18
Atlantic White Cedar
T
12
5ft
Planted
12
Atlantic White Cedar
T
13
6ft
Planted
13
Atlantic White Cedar
T
4
7 ft
Planted
4
Atlantic White Cedar
T
6
8 ft
Planted
6
Atlantic White Cedar
T
1
9 ft
Planted
1
Atlantic White Cedar
T
1
loft
Planted
1
Bald Cypress
T
2
1 ft
Planted
2
Bald Cypress
T
8
2ft
Planted
8
Bald Cypress
T
9
3ft
Planted
9
Bald Cypress
T
8
4 ft
Planted
8
Bald Cypress
T
1
6ft
Planted
1
Black Gum
T
2
2ft
Planted
2
Black Gum
T
1
5ft
Planted
1
Pond Pine
T
3
3ft
Planted
3
Pond Pine
T
1
5ft
Planted
1
Red Bay
SH
2
2ft
Volunteer
2
Red Bay
SH
6
3ft
Volunteer
6
Red Bay
SH
5
4 ft
Volunteer
5
Red Bay
SH
1
6ft
Volunteer
1
Red Bay
SH
3
8 ft
Volunteer
3
Red Bay
SH
3
loft
Volunteer
3
Red Bay
SH
1
12 ft
Volunteer
1
Red Bay
SH
5
15 ft
Volunteer
5
Red Bay
SH
3
20 ft
Volunteer
3
Red Bay
SH
1
24 ft
Volunteer
1
Loblolly Bay
SH
1
5ft
Volunteer
1

PLOT NUMBER 20
SPECIES
STRATUM
Number of Individuals
HEIGHT
Planted vs. Volunteer
Number of Individuals
(T, SA, SH)
Species
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Wax Myrtle
SH
2
3 ft
Volunteer
2
Wax Myrtle
SH
3
4 ft
Volunteer
3
Wax Myrtle
SH
3
5 ft
Volunteer
3
Wax Myrtle
SH
4
6 ft
Volunteer
4
Wax Myrtle
SH
5
7 ft
Volunteer
5
Wax Myrtle
SH
3
8 ft
Volunteer
3
Wax Myrtle
SH
1
loft
Volunteer
1
Amer. Titi
SH
150
7 ft -Avg.
Volunteer
150
Gallberry
SH
150
7 ft -Avg.
Volunteer
150
Fetterbush
SH
100
4 ft - Avg.
Volunteer
100
OBSERVED DENSITY
TOTAL PLANTED
101
(PLANTED SPECIES
1010
SPECIES
PER ACRE)
TOTAL ACCEPTABLE
OBSERVED DENSITY
452
(VOLUNTEER
4520
VOLUNTEERS
SPECIES PER ACRE)
TOTAL
SINGLE VOLUNTEER
UNACCEPTABLE
0
NO
VOLUNTEERS
>50% OF TOTAL (YIN)
OBSERVED DENSITY
TOTAL INDIVIDUALS
553
5530
(PER ACRE)

STONE FARM MITIGATION BANK - CAROLINA BAY
ANNUAL MONITORING DATA SHEET - VEGETATION PLOTS
PLOT NUMBER 21
SPECIES
STRATUM
(T, SA, SH)
Number of Individuals
HEIGHT
Planted vs. Volunteer
Species
Number of Individuals
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Bald Cypress
T
1
2ft
Planted
1
Bald Cypress
T
4
3ft
Planted
4
Bald Cypress
T
7
4ft
Planted
7
Bald Cypress
T
3
5ft
Planted
3
Bald Cypress
T
5
6ft
Planted
5
Black Gum
T
1
1 ft
Planted
1
Atlantic White Cedar
T
6
2ft
Planted
6
Atlantic White Cedar
T
13
3ft
Planted
13
Atlantic White Cedar
T
10
4ft
Planted
10
Atlantic White Cedar
T
7
5ft
Planted
7
Atlantic White Cedar
T
10
6ft
Planted
10
Atlantic White Cedar
T
7
7ft
Planted
7
Atlantic White Cedar
T
3
8ft
Planted
3
Pond Pine
T
4
3ft
Planted
4
Pond Pine
T
1
4ft
Planted
1
Pond Pine
T
1
5ft
Planted
1
River Birch
T
1
2ft
Planted
1
Red Bay
SH
6
3ft
Volunteer
6
Red Bay
SH
1
5ft
Volunteer
1
Red Bay
SH
1
6ft
Volunteer
1
Red Bay
SH
2
7ft
Volunteer
2
Red Bay
SH
2
8ft
Volunteer
2
Red Bay
SH
5
loft
Volunteer
5
Red Bay
SH
3
15 ft
Volunteer
3
Wax Myrtle
SH
4
3ft
Volunteer
4
Wax Myrtle
SH
5
5ft
Volunteer
5
Wax Myrtle
SH
1
6ft
Volunteer
1
Wax Myrtle
SH
2
7ft
Volunteer
2
Wax Myrtle
SH
2
8ft
Volunteer
2
Wax Myrtle
SH
3
loft
Volunteer
3
Gallberry
SH
13
4ft
Volunteer
13
Gallberry
SH
7
6ft
Volunteer
7
Gallberry
SH
5
7ft
Volunteer
5

PLOT NUMBER 21
SPECIES
STRATUM
Number of Individuals
HEIGHT
Planted vs. Volunteer
Number of Individuals
(T, SA, SH)
Species
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Gallberry
SH
4
8ft
Volunteer
4
Fetterbush
SH
5
3 ft
Volunteer
5
Fetterbush
SH
9
4 ft
Volunteer
9
Fetterbush
SH
1
6 ft
Volunteer
1
American Ti -Ti
SH
4
2 ft
Volunteer
4
American Ti -Ti
SH
4
3 ft
Volunteer
4
American Ti -Ti
SH
4
4 ft
Volunteer
4
Unidentified Pine
T
12
2 ft
Volunteer
12
Unidentified Pine
T
10
3 ft
Volunteer
10
Unidentified Pine
T
6
4ft
Volunteer
6
Unidentified Pine
T
8
5 ft
Volunteer
8
Unidentified Pine
T
1
6 ft
Volunteer
1
Unidentified Pine
T
1
7 ft
Volunteer
1
Unidentified Pine
T
2
8ft
Volunteer
2
Unidentified Pine
T
1
loft
Volunteer
1
Red Maple
T
2
3 ft
Volunteer
2
Sweet Gum
T
14
8ft
Volunteer
14
OBSERVED DENSITY
TOTAL PLANTED
84
(PLANTED SPECIES
840
SPECIES
PER ACRE)
OBSERVED DENSITY
TOTAL ACCEPTABLE
93
(VOLUNTEER
930
VOLUNTEERS
SPECIES PER ACRE)
TOTAL
SINGLE VOLUNTEER
UNACCEPTABLE
57
NO
>50% OF TOTAL (YIN)
VOLUNTEERS
OBSERVED DENSITY
TOTAL INDIVIDUALS
234
1770
(PER ACRE)

STONE FARM MITIGATION BANK - CAROLINA BAY
ANNUAL MONITORING DATA SHEET - VEGETATION PLOTS
I W R111111110100111011 *a
SPECIES
STRATUM
(T, SA, SH)
Number of Individuals
HEIGHT
Planted vs. Volunteer
Species
Number of Individuals
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Bald Cypress
T
2
1 ft
Planted
2
Bald Cypress
T
5
2ft
Planted
5
Bald Cypress
T
9
3ft
Planted
9
Bald Cypress
T
2
4ft
Planted
2
Black Gum
T
1
2ft
Planted
1
Atlantic White Cedar
T
1
1 ft
Planted
1
Atlantic White Cedar
T
3
2ft
Planted
3
Atlantic White Cedar
T
5
3ft
Planted
5
Atlantic White Cedar
T
7
4ft
Planted
7
Atlantic White Cedar
T
3
5 ft
Planted
3
Atlantic White Cedar
T
17
6ft
Planted
17
Atlantic White Cedar
T
5
7ft
Planted
5
Atlantic White Cedar
T
15
8ft
Planted
15
Atlantic White Cedar
T
9
loft
Planted
9
Atlantic White Cedar
T
7
12 ft
Planted
7
Pond Pine
T
2
2ft
Planted
2
Pond Pine
T
2
3ft
Planted
2
Pond Pine
T
1
4ft
Planted
1
Sweetbay
SH
1
1 ft
Volunteer
1
Sweetbay
SH
4
2ft
Volunteer
4
Sweetbay
SH
1
4ft
Volunteer
1
Sweetbay
SH
1
6ft
Volunteer
1
Sweetbay
SH
1
loft
Volunteer
1
Sweetbay
SH
2
12 ft
Volunteer
2
Red Bay
SH
63
8 ft - Avg.
Volunteer
63
Wax Myrtle
SH
5
2ft
Volunteer
5
Wax Myrtle
SH
8
3ft
Volunteer
8
Wax Myrtle
SH
2
4ft
Volunteer
2
Wax Myrtle
SH
3
6ft
Volunteer
3
Wax Myrtle
SH
2
8ft
Volunteer
2
Wax Myrtle
SH
2
12 ft
Volunteer
2
Loblolly Bay
SH
1
2ft
Volunteer
1
Loblolly Bay
SH
1
4ft
Volunteer
1
Loblolly Bay
SH
2
6ft
Volunteer
2
Loblolly Bay
SH
1
7ft
Volunteer
1
Loblolly Bay
SH
2
8ft
Volunteer
2

PLOT NUMBER 22
SPECIES
STRATUM
(T, SA, SH)
Number of Individuals
HEIGHT
Planted vs. Volunteer
Species
Number of Individuals
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Loblolly Bay
SH
4
loft
Volunteer
4
Loblolly Bay
SH
2
12 ft
Volunteer
2
Loblolly Bay
SH
1
20ft
Volunteer
1
American Titi
SH
60
6 ft - Avg.
Volunteer
60
Galberry
SH
100
6 ft - Avg.
Volunteer
100
American Holly
SH
1
1 ft
Volunteer
1
American Holly
SH
1
2ft
Volunteer
1
Fetterbush
SH
2
1 ft
Volunteer
2
Fetterbush
SH
5
2ft
Volunteer
5
Fetterbush
SH
5
3 ft
Volunteer
5
Fetterbush
SH
2
4 ft
Volunteer
2
Unidentified Pine
T
8
1 ft
Volunteer
8
Unidentified Pine
T
5
2ft
Volunteer
5
UnldentifiedPine
T
1
3ft
Volunteer
1
UnldentifiedPine
T
3
4ft
Volunteer
3
UnldentifiedPine
T
5
6ft
Volunteer
5
Unidentified Pine
T
1
7 ft
Volunteer
1
Red Maple
T
1
16ft
Volunteer
1
Red Maple
T
1
18ft
Volunteer
1
Red Maple
T
1
20ft
Volunteer
1
TOTAL PLANTED
SPECIES
96
OBSERVED DENSITY
(PLANTED SPECIES
PER ACRE)
960
TOTAL ACCEPTABLE
VOLUNTEERS
285
OBSERVED DENSITY
(VOLUNTEER
SPECIES PER ACRE)
2850
TOTAL
UNACCEPTABLE
VOLUNTEERS
26
SINGLE VOLUNTEER
>50% OF TOTAL (YIN)
NO
TOTAL INDIVIDUALS
407
OBSERVED DENSITY
(PER ACRE)
3810

STONE FARM MITIGATION BANK - CAROLINA BAY
ANNUAL MONITORING DATA SHEET - VEGETATION PLOTS
PLOT NUMBER 23
SPECIES
STRATUM
(T, SA, SH)
Number of Individuals
HEIGHT
Planted vs. Volunteer
Species
Number of Individuals
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Bald Cypress
T
1
2 ft
Planted
1
Bald Cypress
T
11
3 ft
Planted
11
Bald Cypress
T
8
4 ft
Planted
8
Bald Cypress
T
2
5 ft
Planted
2
Bald Cypress
T
4
6 ft
Planted
4
Bald Cypress
T
2
7 ft
Planted
2
Bald Cypress
T
2
loft
Planted
2
Pond Pine
T
1
2 ft
Planted
1
Pond Pine
T
1
3 ft
Planted
1
Pond Pine
T
2
4 ft
Planted
2
Pond Pine
T
1
5 ft
Planted
1
Pond Pine
T
3
6 ft
Planted
3
Pond Pine
T
1
7 ft
Planted
1
Pond Pine
T
2
8 ft
Planted
2
Pond Pine
T
1
9 ft
Planted
1
Loblolly Bay
SH
30
1 ft
Volunteer
30
Loblolly Bay
SH
7
2 ft
Volunteer
7
Loblolly Bay
SH
3
3 ft
Volunteer
3
Loblolly Bay
SH
50
>10 ft
Volunteer
50
Wax Myrtle
SH
3
2 ft
Volunteer
3
Wax Myrtle
SH
13
3 ft
Volunteer
13
Wax Myrtle
SH
5
4 ft
Volunteer
5
Wax Myrtle
SH
2
5 ft
Volunteer
2
Wax Myrtle
SH
4
6 ft
Volunteer
4
Wax Myrtle
SH
2
7 ft
Volunteer
2
Wax Myrtle
SH
1
8 ft
Volunteer
1
Wax Myrtle
SH
1
loft
Volunteer
1
Wax Myrtle
SH
1
12 ft
Volunteer
1
Red Bay
SH
55
7 ft - Avg.
Volunteer
55
Fetterbush
SH
5
3 ft
Volunteer
5
Gallberry
SH
30
6 ft - Avg.
Volunteer
30
American Holly
SH
1
6 ft
Volunteer
1
Blue Berry
SH
2
1 ft
Volunteer
2
Blue Berry
SH
11
2 ft
Volunteer
11
Blue Berry
SH
2
3 ft
Volunteer
2

PLOT NUMBER 23
SPECIES
STRATUM
Number of Individuals
HEIGHT
Planted vs. Volunteer
Number of Individuals
(T, SA, SH)
Species
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Blue Berry
SH
1
4 ft
Volunteer
1
Blue Berry
SH
1
5 ft
Volunteer
1
Unidentified Pine
T
1
1 ft
Volunteer
1
Unidentified Pine
T
5
8 ft
Volunteer
5
Unidentified Pine
T
4
loft
Volunteer
4
Unidentified Pine
T
4
12 ft
Volunteer
4
Unidentified Pine
T
8
14 ft
Volunteer
8
Sweet Gum
T
1
1 ft
Volunteer
1
Red Maple
T
50
loft
Volunteer
50
Red Maple
T
10
12 ft
Volunteer
10
OBSERVED DENSITY
TOTAL PLANTED
42
(PLANTED SPECIES
420
SPECIES
PER ACRE)
OBSERVED DENSITY
TOTAL ACCEPTABLE
230
(VOLUNTEER
2300
VOLUNTEERS
SPECIES PER ACRE)
TOTAL
SINGLE VOLUNTEER
UNACCEPTABLE
83
NO
>50% OF TOTAL (YIN)
VOLUNTEERS
OBSERVED DENSITY
TOTAL INDIVIDUALS
355
2720
(PER ACRE)

STONE FARM MITIGATION BANK - CAROLINA BAY
ANNUAL MONITORING DATA SHEET - VEGETATION PLOTS
PLOT NUMBER 24
SPECIES
STRATUM
(T, SA, SH)
Number of Individuals
HEIGHT
Planted vs. Volunteer
Species
Number of Individuals
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Bald Cypress
T
2
1 ft
Planted
2
Bald Cypress
T
6
2 ft
Planted
6
Bald Cypress
T
5
3 ft
Planted
5
Bald Cypress
T
3
4 ft
Planted
3
Bald Cypress
T
1
5 ft
Planted
1
Bald Cypress
T
3
6 ft
Planted
3
Bald Cypress
T
2
8 ft
Planted
2
Bald Cypress
T
1
9 ft
Planted
1
Bald Cypress
T
2
loft
Planted
2
American White Cedar
T
1
1 ft
Planted
1
Pond Pine
T
1
2 ft
Planted
1
Pond Pine
T
1
4 ft
Planted
1
Pond Pine
T
1
5 ft
Planted
1
Pond Pine
T
1
8 ft
Planted
1
American Holly
SH
1
2 ft
Volunteer
1
American Holly
SH
1
4 ft
Volunteer
1
American Holly
SH
1
8 ft
Volunteer
1
Winged Sumac
SH
2
3 ft
Volunteer
2
Winged Sumac
SH
1
15 ft
Volunteer
1
Red Bay
SH
20
1 ft
Volunteer
20
Red Bay
SH
15
2 ft
Volunteer
15
Red Bay
SH
60
15 ft - Avg.
Volunteer
60
Sweetbay
SH
1
1 ft
Volunteer
1
Wax Myrtle
SH
1
2 ft
Volunteer
1
Wax Myrtle
SH
1
3 ft
Volunteer
1
Wax Myrtle
SH
2
4 ft
Volunteer
2
Wax Myrtle
SH
2
6 ft
Volunteer
2
Wax Myrtle
SH
2
8 ft
Volunteer
2

PLOT NUMBER 24
SPECIES
STRATUM
Number of Individuals
HEIGHT
Planted vs. Volunteer
Number of Individuals
(T, SA, SH)
Species
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Wax Myrtle
SH
1
loft
Volunteer
1
Wax Myrtle
SH
1
14 ft
Volunteer
1
Loblolly Bay
SH
20
1 ft
Volunteer
20
Loblolly Bay
SH
15
2 ft
Volunteer
15
Loblolly Bay
SH
40
loft
Volunteer
40
Loblolly Bay
SH
20
15 ft
Volunteer
20
Gallberry
SH
5
7 ft
Volunteer
5
Gallberry
SH
1
8 ft
Volunteer
1
Fetterbush
SH
1
4 ft
Volunteer
1
Blue Berry
SH
1
1 ft
Volunteer
1
Blue Berry
SH
9
2 ft
Volunteer
9
Blue Berry
SH
2
3 ft
Volunteer
2
Blue Berry
SH
3
4 ft
Volunteer
3
Blue Berry
SH
1
6 ft
Volunteer
1
Blue Berry
SH
1
8 ft
Volunteer
1
Red Maple
T
60
15 ft - Avg.
Volunteer
60
OBSERVED DENSITY
TOTAL PLANTED
30
(PLANTED SPECIES
300
SPECIES
PER ACRE)
OBSERVED DENSITY
TOTAL ACCEPTABLE
231
(VOLUNTEER
2310
VOLUNTEERS
SPECIES PER ACRE)
TOTAL
SINGLE VOLUNTEER
UNACCEPTABLE
60
NO
VOLUNTEERS
>50% OF TOTAL (YIN)
OBSERVED DENSITY
TOTAL INDIVIDUALS
321
2610
(PER ACRE)

APPENDIX C.
HYDROGRAPHS
(APRIL 2008 - NOVEMBER 2012)

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from: Shallotte Ag station
Coop -TP 317813 and Brunswick
County Intl Airport KSUT
(www.nc - climate.ncsu.edu)
30% & 70% precipitation data
obtained from the Longwood
WETS Station NC5116
1978 -2009
`(wcc.nres.usda.gov)
Monitoring Well Record
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(www.nc - climate.ncsu.edu)
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obtained from the Longwood
WETS Station NC5116
1978 -2009
`(wcc.nres.usda.gov)
Monitoring Well Record
�► Stone Farm Mitigation
► Brunswick County, NC
► 01 -02 -240
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Coop -TP 317813 and Brunswick
County Intl Airport KSUT
(www.nc - climate.ncsu.edu)
30% & 70% precipitation data
obtained from the Longwood
WETS Station NC5116
1978 -2009
`(wcc.nres.usda.gov)
Monitoring Well Record
�► Stone Farm Mitigation
► Brunswick County, NC
► 01 -02 -240
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from: Shallotte Ag station
Coop -TP 317813 and Brunswick
County Intl Airport KSUT
(www.nc - climate.ncsu.edu)
30% & 70% precipitation data
obtained from the Longwood
WETS Station NC5116
1978 -2009
(wcc.nres.usda.gov)
Monitoring Well Record
�► Stone Farm Mitigation
► Brunswick County, NC
► 01 -02 -240
► Bay Wells 1, 2, & 3
► WM 40
► January 1, 2009 -
► March 31, 2009
► One reading per day
► at 7:00 am
N
c
0
.Q
d
a
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
6
N
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as
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Land Management Group, Inc.
www.lmgroup.net
Hydrology Assessment
March 2009
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
MShallotte Raingauge —30 day total —30% —70% WKSUT Raingauge
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
lt� NA
—Well 1 (EBDACA2) -+-Well 2 (EBDB2D9)
*Well 3 (EBD7CB4) 12in below surface
WShallotte Raingauge Slide A -4
8
7
6
5 (D
n
R
4 2)
0
3
2
1
0

Precipitation data obtained
from: Shallotte Ag station
Coop -TP 317813 and Brunswick
County Intl Airport KSUT
(www.nc - climate.ncsu.edu)
30% & 70% precipitation data
obtained from the Longwood
WETS Station NC5116
1978 -2009
(wcc.nres.usda.gov)
Monitoring Well Record
�► Stone Farm Mitigation
► Brunswick County, NC
► 01 -02 -240
► Bay Wells 1, 2, & 3
► WM 40
► April 1, 2009 -
► June 30, 2009
► One reading per day
► at 7:00 am
N
N
c
0
.Q
d
a
Hydrology Assessment
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
June 2009
----------------------
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Shallotte Raingauge —30 day total 1 30% —70% WKSUT Raingauge
6
N
d
t 0
V
Z 6
as
J -12
as
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as
-24
fA -30
-36
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00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
Fm-Well 1 (EBDACA2) -+-Well 2 (EBDB2D9)
Well 3 (EBD7CB4) 12in below surface
Land Management Group, Inc. Shallotte Raingauge
www.lmgroup.net
8
7
6
5 (D
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R
4 2)
0
3
2
1
0
00 00 00 00
Slide A -5

oor
Precipitation data obtained
from: Shallotte Ag station
Coop -TP 317813 and Brunswick
County Intl Airport KSUT
(www.nc - climate.ncsu.edu)
30% & 70% precipitation data
obtained from the Longwood
WETS Station NC5116
1978 -2009
`(wcc.nres.usda.gov)
Monitoring Well Record
�► Stone Farm Mitigation
► Brunswick County, NC
► 01 -02 -240
► Bay Wells 1, 2, & 3
► WM 40
► July 1, 2009 -
► September 30, 2009
► One reading per day
► at 7:00 am
N
N
t
V
c
0
.Q
d
a
N
d
t
V
as
as
J
as
as
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9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
U
0
-6
-12
-18
-24
-30
-36
-42
Hydrology Assessment
September 2009
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
ikShallotte Raingauge 30 day total � 30% —70% MKSUT Raingauge
O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O
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-Well 1 (EBDACA2) -+-Well 2 (EBDB2D9)
Well 3 (EBD7CB4) 12in below surface
Land Management Group, Inc. WShallotte Raingauge
www.lmgroup.net
Slide A -6
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
m
n
R
0:
0
M
M

Precipitation data obtained
from: Shallotte Ag station
Coop -TP 317813 and Brunswick
County Intl Airport KSUT
(www.nc - climate.ncsu.edu)
30% & 70% precipitation data
obtained from the Longwood
WETS Station NC5116
1978 -2009
`(wcc.nres.usda.gov)
Monitoring Well Record
�► Stone Farm Mitigation
► Brunswick County, NC
► 01 -02 -240
► Bay Wells 1, 2, & 3
► WM 40
► October 1, 2009 -
► December 31, 2009
► One reading per day
► at 7:00 am
N
c
0
.Q
d
a
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
6
N
d
t 0
V
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as
J -12
as
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as
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Well 1 (EBDACA2) -+-Well 2 (EBDB2D9)
Well 3 (EBD7CB4) 12in below surface
Land Management Group, Inc. WShallotte Raingauge
www.lmgroup.net
Hydrology Assessment
December 2009
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
Shallotte Raingauge 30 day total —30% —70% MKSUT Raingauge
8
7
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5 (D
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R
4 2)
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3
2
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0
00 00 00 00
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Slide A -7

Precipitation data obtained
from: Shallotte Ag station
Coop -TP 317813 and Brunswick
County Intl Airport KSUT
(www.nc - climate.ncsu.edu)
30% & 70% precipitation data
obtained from the Longwood
WETS Station NC5116
1978 -2009
`(wcc.nres.usda.gov)
Monitoring Well Record
�► Stone Farm Mitigation
► Brunswick County, NC
► 01 -02 -240
► Bay Wells 1, 2, & 3
► WM 40
► January 1, 2010 -
► March 31, 2010
► One reading per day
► at 7:00 am
N
c
0
.Q
d
a
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
6
N
d
t 0
V
Z 6
as
J -12
as
-18
as
-24
fA -30
-36
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www.lmgroup.net
Hydrology Assessment
IL a 7 0
March 2010
, , ,
MShallotte Raingauge —30 day total —30% —70% WKSUT Raingauge
-42
Well 1 (EBDACA2) -+-Well 2 (EBDB2D9)
Well 3 (EBD7CB4) 12in below surface
IMShallotte Raingauge I Slide A -8
8
7
6
5 (D
n
R
4 0
0
3
2
1
0

Precipitation data obtained
from: Shallotte Ag station
Coop -TP 317813 and Brunswick
County Intl Airport KSUT
(www.nc - climate.ncsu.edu)
30% & 70% precipitation data
obtained from the Longwood
WETS Station NC5116
1978 -2009
(wcc.nres.usda.gov)
Monitoring Well Record
�► Stone Farm Mitigation
► Brunswick County, NC
► 01 -02 -240
► Bay Wells 1, 2, & 3
► WM 40
► April 1, 2010 -
► June 30, 2010
► One reading per day
► at 7:00 am
N
N
c
0
.Q
d
a
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
6
N
d
t 0
V
Z 6
as
J -12
as
-18
as
-24
fA -30
-36
c�
-42
Land Management Group, Inc.
www.lmgroup.net
Hydrology Assessment
June 2010
5 o' d J J So� ooh o�
NN No No h No 45 20't
Shallotte Raingauge —30 day total 1 30% —70% WKSUT Raingauge
8
7
6
5 (D
n
R
4 2)
0
3
2
1
0
Q� QI Q� QI P QI
�P VP NN No
No�
F mWell 1 (EBDACA2) -+-Well 2 (EBDB2D9)
Well 3 (EBD7CB4) 12in below surface
Shallotte Raingauge Slide A -9

Precipitation data obtained
from: Shallotte Ag station
Coop -TP 317813 and Brunswick
County Intl Airport KSUT
(www.nc - climate.ncsu.edu)
30% & 70% precipitation data
obtained from the Longwood
WETS Station NC5116
1978 -2009
(wcc.nres.usda.gov)
Monitoring Well Record
►
Stone Farm Mitigation
►
Brunswick County, NC
►
01 -02 -240
►
Bay Wells 1, 2, & 3
►
WM 40
►
July 1, 2010 -
►
September 30, 2010
►
One reading per day
►
at 7:00 am
N
t
c
0
.Q
d
a
20
19
18
17
16
15
14
13
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
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September 2010
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www.lmgroup.net WShallotte Raingauge Slide A -10
8
7
6
5 (D
n
R
4 2)
0
3
2
1
0

Precipitation data obtained
from: Shallotte Ag station
Coop -TP 317813 and Brunswick
County Intl Airport KSUT
(www.nc - climate.ncsu.edu)
30% & 70% precipitation data
obtained from the Longwood
WETS Station NC5116
1978 -2009
(wcc.nres.usda.gov)
Monitoring Well Record
�► Stone Farm Mitigation
► Brunswick County, NC
► 01 -02 -240
► Bay Wells 1, 2, & 3
► WM 40
► October 1, 2010 -
► December 31, 2010
► One reading per day
► at 7:00 am
N
t
c
0
.Q
d
a
20
19
18
17
16
15
14
13
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
6
N
d
t 0
V
Z 6
as
J -12
as
-18
as
-24
fA -30
-36
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-42
Land Management Group, Inc.
www.lmgroup.net
Hydrology Assessment
Shallotte Raingauge 30 day total —30% —70% MKSUT Raingauge
December 2010
Oo� Oo� Oo� Oo�
1" NI" �1 c�"
Well 1 (EBDACA2) -+-Well 2 (EBDB2D9)
Well 3 (EBD7CB4) 12in below surface
IMShallotte Raingauge I Slide A -11
8
7
6
5 (D
n
R
4 0
0
3
2
1
0

Precipitation data obtained
from: Shallotte Ag station
Coop -TP 317813 and Brunswick
County Intl Airport KSUT
(www.nc - climate.ncsu.edu)
30% & 70% precipitation data
obtained from the Longwood
WETS Station NC5116
1978 -2009
(wcc.nres.usda.gov)
Monitoring Well Record
�► Stone Farm Mitigation
► Brunswick County, NC
► 01 -02 -240
► Bay Wells 1, 2, & 3
► WM 40
► January 1, 2011 -
► March 31, 2011
► One reading per day
► at 7:00 am
N
c
0
.Q
d
a
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
6
N
d
t 0
V
Z 6
as
J -12
as
-18
as
-24
fA -30
-36
c�
-42
Land Management Group, Inc.
www.lmgroup.net
Hydrology Assessment
March 2011
1 -1
MShallotte Raingauge —30 day total —30% —70% MKSUT Raingauge
NN
Well 1 (EBDACA2) -+-Well 2 (EBDB2D9)
Well 3 (EBD7CB4) 12in below surface
WShallotte Raingauge Slide A -12
8
7
6
5 (D
n
R
4 2)
0
3
2
1
0

Precipitation data obtained
from: Shallotte Ag station
Coop -TP 317813 and Brunswick
County Intl Airport KSUT
(www.nc - climate.ncsu.edu)
30% & 70% precipitation data
obtained from the Longwood
WETS Station NC5116
1978 -2009
(wcc.nres.usda.gov)
Monitoring Well Record
�► Stone Farm Mitigation
► Brunswick County, NC
► 01 -02 -240
► Bay Wells 1, 2, & 3
► WM 40
► April 1, 2011 -
► June 30, 2011
► One reading per day
► at 7:00 am
N
N
c
0
.Q
d
a
Hydrology Assessment
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
June 2011
N: Cd NN NAP 2�P 2�P ,� 10� �,� ��� 2,� 2�� �,� h� No�
FShallotte Raingauge —30 day total 1 30% —70% WKSUT Raingauge
6
N
d
t 0
V
Z 6
as
J -12
as
-18
as
-24
fA -30
-36
c�
-42
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www.lmgroup.net
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*Well 3 (EBD7CB4) 12in below surface
IMShallotte Raingauge I Slide A -13
8
7
6
5 (D
n
R
4 0
0
3
2
1
0

Onsite Raingauge installed
7 -27 -11
30 day totals derived from onsite
gauge beginning 8 -25 -11
i
Precipitation data obtained
from: Onsite Raingauge and
Shallotte Ag station Coop -TP
317813
(www.nc - climate.ncsu.edu)
30% & 70% precipitation data
obtained from the Longwood
WETS Station NC5116
1978 -2009
�(wcc. nres.usda.gov)
Monitoring Well Record
�► Stone Farm Mitigation
► Brunswick County, NC
► 01 -02 -240
► Bay Wells 1, 2, & 3
► WM 40
► July 1, 2011 -
► September 30, 2011
► One reading per day
► at 7:00 am
N
c
0
.Q
d
a
N
d
t
V
d
d
J
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as
V
cC
rn
O
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www.lmgroup.net
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
Hydrology Assessment
September 2011
N N
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U
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-*-Well 1 (EBDACA2) -+-Well 2 (EBDB2D9)
Well 3 (EBD7CB4) 1 2i below surface
MShallotte / Onsite Raingauge Slide A -14
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
�D
n
R
0
M
M

Precipitation data obtained
from: Onsite Raingauge and
Shallotte Ag station Coop -TP
317813
(www.nc - climate.ncsu.edu)
30% & 70% precipitation data
obtained from the Longwood
WETS Station NC5116
1978 -2009
(wcc.nres.usda.gov)
Monitoring Well Record
�► Stone Farm Mitigation
► Brunswick County, NC
► 01 -02 -240
► Bay Wells 1, 2, & 3
► WM 40
► October 1, 2011 -
► December 31, 2011
► One reading per day
► at 7:00 am
N
N
t
V
c
0
.Q
d
a
Hydrology Assessment
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
December 2011
Oo� Oo� Oo� Oo� Oo� Oo� Oo� �a� �a� Ora Ora Ora Ora Ora NN
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6
N
d
t 0
V
6
Z
d
J -12
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-24
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www.lmgroup.net
-42
ti ti � ti ti �
-Well 1 (EBDACA2) -+-Well 2 (EBDB2D9)
Well 3 (EBD7CB4) 12in below surface
IMOnsite Raingauge I Slide A -15
8
7
6
5 (D
n
R
4 0
0
3
2
1
0

Precipitation data obtained
from: Onsite Raingauge and
Shallotte Ag station Coop -TP
317813
(www.nc - climate.ncsu.edu)
30% & 70% precipitation data
obtained from the Longwood
WETS Station NC5116
1978 -2009
(wcc.nres.usda.gov)
Monitoring Well Record
�► Stone Farm Mitigation
► Brunswick County, NC
► 01 -02 -240
► Bay Wells 1, 2, & 3
► WM 40
► January 1, 2012 -
► March 31, 2012
► One reading per day
► at 7:00 am
N
c
0
.Q
d
a
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
6
N
d
t 0
V
6
Z
d
J -12
as
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www.lmgroup.net
Hydrology Assessment
March 2012
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-Well 1 (EBDACA2) -+-Well 2 (EBDB2D9)
Well 3 (EBD7CB4) 12in below surface
IMOnsite Raingauge I Slide A -16
8
7
6
5 (D
n
R
4 0
0
3
2
1
0

Precipitation data obtained
from: Onsite Raingauge and
Shallotte Ag station Coop -TP
317813
(www.nc - climate.ncsu.edu)
30% & 70% precipitation data
obtained from the Longwood
WETS Station NC5116
1978 -2009
(wcc.nres.usda.gov)
Monitoring Well Record
�► Stone Farm Mitigation
► Brunswick County, NC
► 01 -02 -240
► Bay Wells 1, 2, & 3
► WM 40
► April 1, 2012 -
► June 30, 2012
► One reading per day
► at 7:00 am
N
N
c
0
.Q
d
a
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
6
N
t 0
V
Z -6
J -12
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-24
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-42
Land Management Group, Inc.
www.lmgroup.net
Hydrology Assessment
Onsite Raingauge —30 day total —30% 70% WShallotte Ag Raingauge
June 2012
+Well 1 (EBDACA2) -+-Well 2 (EBDB2D9)
Well 3 (EBD7CB4) 12in below surface
MOnsite Raingauge Slide A -17
8
7
6
5 (D
R
4 C
3
2 ...
1
0

Precipitation data obtained
from: Onsite Raingauge and
Shallotte Ag station Coop -TP
317813
(www.nc - climate.ncsu.edu)
30% & 70% precipitation data
obtained from the Longwood
WETS Station NC5116
1978 -2009
(wcc.nres.usda.gov)
Monitoring Well Record
�► Stone Farm Mitigation
► Brunswick County, NC
► 01 -02 -240
► Bay Wells 1, 2, & 3
► WM 40
► July 1, 2012 -
► September 30, 2012
► One reading per day
► at 7:00 am
N
c
0
.Q
d
a
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
6
N
d
t 0
V
6
Z
d
J -12
as
-18
as
-24
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O
-36
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www.lmgroup.net
Hydrology Assessment
Onsite Raingauge 30 day total —30% 70% WShallotte Ag Raingauge
September 2012
-42
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-Well 1 (EBDACA2) -+-Well 2 (EBDB2D9)
*Well 3 (EBD7CB4) 12in below surface
IMOnsite Raingauge I Slide A -18
8
7
6
5 (D
n
R
4 0
0
3
2
1
0

Precipitation data obtained
from: Onsite Raingauge and
Shallotte Ag station Coop -TP
317813
(www.nc - climate.ncsu.edu)
30% & 70% precipitation data
obtained from the Longwood
WETS Station NC5116
1978 -2009
(wcc.nres.usda.gov)
Monitoring Well Record
�► Stone Farm Mitigation
► Brunswick County, NC
► 01 -02 -240
► Bay Wells 1, 2, & 3
► WM 40
► October 1, 2012 -
► December 31, 2012
► One reading per day
► at 7:00 am
N
c
0
.Q
d
a
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
Hydrology Assessment
December 2012
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6
N
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6
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www.lmgroup.net
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ti ti ti ti
-Well 1 (EBDACA2) -+-Well 2 (EBDB2D9)
*Well 3 (EBD7CB4) 12in below surface
IMOnsite Raingauge I Slide A -19
8
7
6
5 (D
n
R
4 0
0
3
2
1
0

oor
Precipitation data obtained
from: Shallotte Ag station
Coop -TP 317813 and Brunswick
County Intl Airport KSUT
(www.nc - climate.ncsu.edu)
30% & 70% precipitation data
obtained from the Longwood
WETS Station NC5116
1978 -2009
`(wcc.nres.usda.gov)
Monitoring Well Record
�► Stone Farm Mitigation
► Brunswick County, NC
► 01 -02 -240
► Bay Wells 4, 5, & 6
► WM 40
► April 1, 2008 -
► June 30, 2008
► One reading per day
► at 7:00 am
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Hydrology Assessment
June 2008
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Land Management Group, Inc. Shallotte Raingauge
www.lmgroup.net
00 00 00 00
Slide B -1
8
7
6
5
4
3
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1
0
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oor
Precipitation data obtained
from: Shallotte Ag station
Coop -TP 317813 and Brunswick
County Intl Airport KSUT
(www.nc - climate.ncsu.edu)
30% & 70% precipitation data
obtained from the Longwood
WETS Station NC5116
1978 -2009
`(wcc.nres.usda.gov)
Monitoring Well Record
�► Stone Farm Mitigation
► Brunswick County, NC
► 01 -02 -240
► Bay Wells 4, 5, & 6
► WM 40
► July 1, 2008 -
► September 30, 2008
► One reading per day
► at 7:00 am
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-36
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Hydrology Assessment
September 2008
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Well 6 (A286178) 1 2i below surface
Land Management Group, Inc. WShallotte Raingauge
www.lmgroup.net
Slide B -2
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
m
n
R
0:
0
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M

Precipitation data obtained
from: Shallotte Ag station
Coop -TP 317813 and Brunswick
County Intl Airport KSUT
(www.nc - climate.ncsu.edu)
30% & 70% precipitation data
obtained from the Longwood
WETS Station NC5116
1978 -2009
`(wcc.nres.usda.gov)
Monitoring Well Record
�► Stone Farm Mitigation
► Brunswick County, NC
► 01 -02 -240
► Bay Wells 4, 5, & 6
► WM 40
► Otober 1, 2008 -
► December 31, 2008
► One reading per day
► at 7:00 am
N
c
0
.Q
d
a
Hydrology Assessment
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
December 2008
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6
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R
4 2)
0
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2
1
0
00 00 00 00
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Slide B -3

Precipitation data obtained
from: Shallotte Ag station
Coop -TP 317813 and Brunswick
County Intl Airport KSUT
(www.nc - climate.ncsu.edu)
30% & 70% precipitation data
obtained from the Longwood
WETS Station NC5116
1978 -2009
(wcc.nres.usda.gov)
Monitoring Well Record
�► Stone Farm Mitigation
► Brunswick County, NC
► 01 -02 -240
► Bay Wells 4, 5, & 6
► WM 40
► January 1, 2009 -
► March 31, 2009
► One reading per day
► at 7:00 am
N
c
0
.Q
d
a
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
6
N
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as
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as
-18
as
-24
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www.lmgroup.net
Hydrology Assessment
March 2009
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
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-42
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
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—Well 4 (EBDC720) -+-Well 5 (AB36D1 E)
*Well 6 (A286178) 1 2i below surface
WShallotte Raingauge Slide B -4
8
7
6
5 (D
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R
4 2)
0
3
2
1
0

Precipitation data obtained
from: Shallotte Ag station
Coop -TP 317813 and Brunswick
County Intl Airport KSUT
(www.nc - climate.ncsu.edu)
30% & 70% precipitation data
obtained from the Longwood
WETS Station NC5116
1978 -2009
`(wcc.nres.usda.gov)
Monitoring Well Record
�► Stone Farm Mitigation
► Brunswick County, NC
► 01 -02 -240
► Bay Wells 4, 5, & 6
► WM 40
► April 1, 2009 -
► June 30, 2009
► One reading per day
► at 7:00 am
N
N
c
0
.Q
d
a
Hydrology Assessment
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
6
N
d
t 0
V
Z 6
as
J -12
as
-18
as
-24
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-36
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Land Management Group, Inc.
www.lmgroup.net
00 00 00
June 2009
------------- -- ---
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Shallotte Raingauge —30 day total 30% —70% WKSUT Raingauge
8
-42 _ - m
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
F mWell 4 (136AEE5B) -+-Well 5 (AB36D1 E)
Well 6 (A286178) 12in below surface
Shallotte Raingauge
7
6
5 (D
n
R
4 2)
0
3
2
1
0
00 00 00 00
Slide B -5

oor
Precipitation data obtained
from: Shallotte Ag station
Coop -TP 317813 and Brunswick
County Intl Airport KSUT
(www.nc - climate.ncsu.edu)
30% & 70% precipitation data
obtained from the Longwood
WETS Station NC5116
1978 -2009
`(wcc.nres.usda.gov)
Monitoring Well Record
�► Stone Farm Mitigation
► Brunswick County, NC
► 01 -02 -240
► Bay Wells 4, 5, & 6
► WM 40
► July 1, 2009 -
► September 30, 2009
► One reading per day
► at 7:00 am
N
N
t
V
c
0
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d
a
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0
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0
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-12
-18
-24
-30
-36
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Hydrology Assessment
September 2009
------------------------------------------------ ---
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Land Management Group, Inc. WShallotte Raingauge
www.lmgroup.net
Slide B -6
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
m
n
R
0:
0
M
M

i
Precipitation data obtained
from: Shallotte Ag station
Coop -TP 317813 and Brunswick
County Intl Airport KSUT
(www.nc - climate.ncsu.edu)
30% & 70% precipitation data
obtained from the Longwood
WETS Station NC5116
1978 -2009
`(wcc.nres.usda.gov)
Monitoring Well Record
�► Stone Farm Mitigation
► Brunswick County, NC
► 01 -02 -240
► Bay Wells 4, 5, & 6
► WM 40
► October 1, 2009 -
► December 31, 2009
► One reading per day
► at 7:00 am
N
c
0
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d
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-12
-18
-24
-30
-36
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Well 4 (136AEE513) -+-Well 5 (AB36D1 E)
Well 6 (A286178) 1 2i below surface
Land Management Group, Inc. WShallotte Raingauge
www.lmgroup.net
Hydrology Assessment
December 2009
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
Shallotte Raingauge 30 day total —30% —70% MKSUT Raingauge
00 00 00 00
O�G Ord O�G
Slide B -7
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
m
n
R
0:
0
M
M

Precipitation data obtained
from: Shallotte Ag station
Coop -TP 317813 and Brunswick
County Intl Airport KSUT
(www.nc - climate.ncsu.edu)
30% & 70% precipitation data
obtained from the Longwood
WETS Station NC5116
1978 -2009
`(wcc.nres.usda.gov)
Monitoring Well Record
�► Stone Farm Mitigation
► Brunswick County, NC
► 01 -02 -240
► Bay Wells 4, 5, & 6
► WM 40
► January 1, 2010 -
► March 31, 2010
► One reading per day
► at 7:00 am
N
c
0
.Q
d
a
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
6
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-18
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-24
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www.lmgroup.net
Hydrology Assessment
IL a 7 0
March 2010
, , ,
MShallotte Raingauge —30 day total —30% —70% WKSUT Raingauge
-42
—Well 4 (136AEE513) -+-Well 5 (AB36D1 E)
*Well 6 (A286178) 1 2i below surface
IMShallotte Raingauge I Slide B -8
8
7
6
5 (D
n
R
4 2)
0
3
2
1
0

Precipitation data obtained
from: Shallotte Ag station
Coop -TP 317813 and Brunswick
County Intl Airport KSUT
(www.nc - climate.ncsu.edu)
30% & 70% precipitation data
obtained from the Longwood
WETS Station NC5116
1978 -2009
(wcc.nres.usda.gov)
Monitoring Well Record
�► Stone Farm Mitigation
► Brunswick County, NC
► 01 -02 -240
► Bay Wells 4, 5, & 6
► WM 40
► April 1, 2010 -
► June 30, 2010
► One reading per day
► at 7:00 am
N
N
c
0
.Q
d
a
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
6
N
d
t 0
V
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as
J -12
as
-18
as
-24
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-36
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-42
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www.lmgroup.net
Hydrology Assessment
June 2010
5 o' d J J So� ooh o�
NN No No h No 45 20't
Shallotte Raingauge —30 day total 1 30% —70% WKSUT Raingauge
8
7
6
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R
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3
2
1
0
Q� QI Q� QI P QI
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No�
F mWell 4 (136AEE5B) -+-Well 5 (AB36D1 E)
Well 6 (A286178) 12in below surface
Shallotte Raingauge Slide B -9

Precipitation data obtained
from: Shallotte Ag station
Coop -TP 317813 and Brunswick
County Intl Airport KSUT
(www.nc - climate.ncsu.edu)
30% & 70% precipitation data
obtained from the Longwood
WETS Station NC5116
1978 -2009
(wcc.nres.usda.gov)
Monitoring Well Record
►
Stone Farm Mitigation
►
Brunswick County, NC
►
01 -02 -240
►
Bay Wells 4, 5, & 6
►
WM 40
►
July 1, 2010 -
►
September 30, 2010
►
One reading per day
►
at 7:00 am
fn
t
c
0
.Q
d
a
20
19
18
17
16
15
14
13
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
Hydrology Assessment
September 2010
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www.lmgroup.net WShallotte Raingauge Slide B -10
8
7
6
5 (D
n
4 2)
0
3
2
1
0

Precipitation data obtained
from: Shallotte Ag station
Coop -TP 317813 and Brunswick
County Intl Airport KSUT
(www.nc - climate.ncsu.edu)
30% & 70% precipitation data
obtained from the Longwood
WETS Station NC5116
1978 -2009
(wcc.nres.usda.gov)
Monitoring Well Record
�► Stone Farm Mitigation
► Brunswick County, NC
► 01 -02 -240
► Bay Wells 4, 5, & 6
► WM 40
► October 1, 2010 -
► December 31, 2010
► One reading per day
► at 7:00 am
N
t
c
0
.Q
d
a
20
19
18
17
16
15
14
13
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
6
N
d
t 0
V
Z 6
as
J -12
as
-18
as
-24
fA -30
-36
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-42
Land Management Group, Inc.
www.lmgroup.net
Hydrology Assessment
Shallotte Raingauge 30 day total —30% —70% MKSUT Raingauge
December 2010
Oo� Oo� Oo� Oo�
1" NI" �1 c�"
—Well 4 (136AEE513) -+-Well 5 (AB36D1 E)
*Well 6 (A286178) 1 2i below surface
IMShallotte Raingauge I Slide B -11
8
7
6
5 (D
n
R
4 2)
0
3
2
1
0

Precipitation data obtained
from: Shallotte Ag station
Coop -TP 317813 and Brunswick
County Intl Airport KSUT
(www.nc - climate.ncsu.edu)
30% & 70% precipitation data
obtained from the Longwood
WETS Station NC5116
1978 -2009
(wcc.nres.usda.gov)
Monitoring Well Record
�► Stone Farm Mitigation
► Brunswick County, NC
► 01 -02 -240
► Bay Wells 4, 5, & 6
► WM 40
► January 1, 2011 -
► March 31, 2011
► One reading per day
► at 7:00 am
N
c
0
.Q
d
a
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
6
N
d
t 0
V
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as
J -12
as
-18
as
-24
fA -30
-36
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-42
Land Management Group, Inc.
www.lmgroup.net
Hydrology Assessment
March 2011
1 -1
MShallotte Raingauge —30 day total —30% —70% MKSUT Raingauge
NN NN
—Well 4 (136AEE513) -+-Well 5 (AB36D1 E)
*Well 6 (A286178) 1 2i below surface
WShallotte Raingauge Slide B -12
8
7
6
5 (D
n
R
4 2)
0
3
2
1
0

Precipitation data obtained
from: Shallotte Ag station
Coop -TP 317813 and Brunswick
County Intl Airport KSUT
(www.nc - climate.ncsu.edu)
30% & 70% precipitation data
obtained from the Longwood
WETS Station NC5116
1978 -2009
(wcc.nres.usda.gov)
Monitoring Well Record
�► Stone Farm Mitigation
► Brunswick County, NC
► 01 -02 -240
► Bay Wells 4, 5, & 6
► WM 40
► April 1, 2011 -
► June 30, 2011
► One reading per day
► at 7:00 am
N
N
c
0
.Q
d
a
Hydrology Assessment
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
June 2011
N: Cd NN NAP 2�P 2�P ,� 10� �,� ��� 2,� 2�� �,� h� No�
Shallotte Raingauge —30 day total 1 30% —70% WKSUT Raingauge
6
N
d
t 0
V
Z 6
as
J -12
as
-18
as
-24
fA -30
-36
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-42
Land Management Group, Inc.
www.lmgroup.net
-*-Well 4 (136AEE513) -+-Well 5 (AB36D1 E)
Well 6 (A286178) 1 2i below surface
IMShallotte Raingauge I Slide B -13
8
7
6
5 (D
n
R
4 2)
0
3
2
1
0
b� z
N: 0 NNE Nv�
-*-Well 4 (136AEE513) -+-Well 5 (AB36D1 E)
Well 6 (A286178) 1 2i below surface
IMShallotte Raingauge I Slide B -13
8
7
6
5 (D
n
R
4 2)
0
3
2
1
0

Onsite Raingauge installed
7 -27 -11
30 day totals derived from onsite
gauge beginning 8 -25 -11
i
Precipitation data obtained
from: Onsite Raingauge and
Shallotte Ag station Coop -TP
317813
(www.nc - climate.ncsu.edu)
30% & 70% precipitation data
obtained from the Longwood
WETS Station NC5116
1978 -2009
�(wcc. nres.usda.gov)
Monitoring Well Record
�► Stone Farm Mitigation
► Brunswick County, NC
► 01 -02 -240
► Bay Wells 4, 5, & 6
► WM 40
► July 1, 2011 -
► September 30, 2011
► One reading per day
► at 7:00 am
N
c
0
.Q
d
a
N
d
t
V
d
d
J
as
as
cC
rn
O
Land Management Group, Inc.
www.lmgroup.net
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
Hydrology Assessment
September 2011
N N
SS SS SS SS SS S�� 10 10 10 10 ZQ ZQ ZQ ZQ ZQ ZQ
MShallotte / Onsite Raingauge 30 day total 30% —70% Whallotte Ag Raingauge
0
0
-6 ----------------------------------------------
-12
- - - - -- - - - -- -
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-*-Well 4 (136AEE513) -+-Well 5 (AB36D1 E)
Well 6 (A286178) 1 2i below surface
MShallotte / Onsite Raingauge Slide B -14
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
�D
n
0
M
M

Precipitation data obtained
from: Onsite Raingauge and
Shallotte Ag station Coop -TP
317813
(www.nc - climate.ncsu.edu)
30% & 70% precipitation data
obtained from the Longwood
WETS Station NC5116
1978 -2009
(wcc.nres.usda.gov)
Monitoring Well Record
�► Stone Farm Mitigation
► Brunswick County, NC
► 01 -02 -240
► Bay Wells 4, 5, & 6
► WM 40
► October 1, 2011 -
► December 31, 2011
► One reading per day
► at 7:00 am
N
N
t
V
c
0
.Q
d
a
Hydrology Assessment
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
December 2011
Oo� Oo� Oo� Oo� Oo� Oo� Oo� �a� �a� Ora Ora Ora Ora Ora NN
Onsite Raingauge 30 day total —30% —70% WShallotte Ag Raingauge
6
N
d
t 0
V
Z 6
as
J -12
as
-18
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-24
fA -30
-36
U
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www.lmgroup.net
-42 ' — -
Oo� Oo� Oo� Oo�
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—Well 4 (136AEE513) -+-Well 5 (AB36D1 E)
*Well 6 (A286178) 1 2i below surface
IMOnsite Raingauge I Slide B -15
8
7
6
5 (D
n
R
4 2)
0
3
2
1
0

Precipitation data obtained
from: Onsite Raingauge and
Shallotte Ag station Coop -TP
317813
(www.nc - climate.ncsu.edu)
30% & 70% precipitation data
obtained from the Longwood
WETS Station NC5116
1978 -2009
(wcc.nres.usda.gov)
Monitoring Well Record
�► Stone Farm Mitigation
► Brunswick County, NC
► 01 -02 -240
► Bay Wells 4, 5, & 6
► WM 40
► January 1, 2012 -
► March 31, 2012
► One reading per day
► at 7:00 am
N
N
t
V
c
0
.Q
d
a
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
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