20191723 Ver 1_temporary impact question for gas line at Wilkes 75_20210804

Wanucha, Dave
From:Hining, Kevin J
Sent:Friday, July 30, 2021 2:09 PM
To:Beckwith, Loretta A CIV USARMY CESAW (USA); Wanucha, Dave
Subject:temporary impact question for gas line at Wilkes 75
Attachments:401 Wilkes Bridge 75.docx.pdf; SAW-2019-02450 NWP VL Bridge 75 B-4977 Wilkes
Co SIGNED.pdf; P-215403-0193 TRANSMISSION RELOCATE.pdf; B-4977_Permit
Drawings showing new gas line.pdf
Lori and Dave,

Division 11 applied for and received a 404 and 401 permit for an upcoming bridge replacement project in Wilkes County
– Wilkes 75 (permits attached). As part of this project, the gas company plans to relocate a gas line. The relocation will
involve temporary dewater (approx. 10’) so that they can excavate and place the new gas line under the creek. I have
plans for the gas line work (“P-215403…..” attached above), but more importantly, the replacement will occur within an
area that has already been permitted for temporary impacts from dewatering (see page 5 on attached permit drawings,
I show the gas line in relation to the existing/permitted temporary impacts). They will place the stream material back in
place where it goes, so everything should look natural when done.

They will also have to excavate the banks on both sides to install the line. We will have them replace the earthen
material they remove back onto the line and stabilize with native seed mix and coir fiber.

As such, do you need any additional information? It should only take a few hours to complete, and given the minimal
impacts, I’m hoping this may be more info than you need (or want
????). But, let me know if anything is unclear or you
need to discuss.

Thanks,

Kevin

Kevin Hining
Division 11 Environmental Supervisor
North Carolina Department of Transportation

828-386-7202 cell
[e-mail]

801 Statesville Rd.
PO Box 250
North Wilkesboro, NC 28659

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