20140334 Ver 1_Mitigation Site Visit_20210709

From:
Davis. Erin B
To:
Baker, Caroline D
Subject:
FW: [External] RE: Candy Creek DMS Site Visit
Date:
Monday, November 1, 2021 12:45:40 PM
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DWR#: 20140334 v.1
Doc Type: Mitigation Site Visit
From: Haywood, Casey M CIV (USA) [mailto:[e-mail]]
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Thanks Erin, I will save these in our files.
Casey
From: Davis, Erin B <erin.davis(@ncdenr.gov>
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Cc: Munzer, Olivia <olivia.munzer(@ncwildlife.org>
Subject: [Non-DoD Source] Candy Creek DMS Site Visit
TKC,
The site visit for Candy Creek went well. I'm ok with the proposed credit release. Let me know if you
have any questions.
Field Notes:
• Looked at the three mowing encroachment areas proposed for replanting this fall
• CC Reach 1— no concerns (other than encroachment)
• CC Reach 2 — previous meander scour repair looked stable, good live stake cover
• CC Reach 3 — 20ft meander scour proposed for brush toe repair this fall; a previous scour
bend "healed" itself
• UT1D — series of structure failures - 5 log sills to be repaired this fall
• UT2 Reach 1— old pond bottom area looks good - stable single thread channel within wet
floodplain
• UT2 Reach 2 — near reach end/confluence channel narrows with veg (flat floodplain area) -

watch that channel is maintaining; isolated low cover area in buffer (construction cut area;
bedrock exposed) woody growth ok streamside and along CE boundary — plan to
reseed/replant this fall
• UT5 — excess sediment is present but does not appear to be significantly impacting stream
function — riffles and structures visible, pools shallow, banks stable
• Overall, the woody and herbaceous veg looks great. Good flow in all reaches walked.
Discussed importance of keeping up with invasive treatments and landowner resolutions to
encroachments from now until closeout. The proposed planting and repairs will be noted in
the next monitoring report.
Erin B. Davis, PWS
Stream & Wetland Mitigation Coordinator
401 & Buffer Permitting Branch
Division of Water Resources
Department of Environmental Quality
919-817-0360 cell
erin.davis&ncdenr.gov