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MOGENSEN MITIGATION INC.
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ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTING
MMI -Raleigh [phone]

30 September 2021

Ken Foster
Ridgeline Corporation
PO Box 39
Cornelius, NC 28031

Subject: Endangered species biological assessment for Brighton Park site, Mount Pleasant NC.

Dear Mr. Foster:

Mogensen Mitigation, Inc. (MMI) biologists conducted a field survey and biological assessment for federally
endangered and threatened species as required for US Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and US Army Corp of
Engineers (ACE) approval of the proposed Brighton Park subdivision in Mount Pleasant, Cabarrus County,
NC (Figure 1). The 85-acre project site includes four Cabarrus County parcels (# 566-056-4096, # 566-056-
6785, # 566-056-8647, and # 566-056-9681) and is bounded by NC-49 along the north side, NC-73 along the
south side, and McAllister Creek along the west side. It is in the Dutch Buffalo Creek sub-basin of the
Yadkin River basin, USGS HUC # 03040105-0304.

The FWS Information, Planning, and Consultation (IPaC) evaluation tool lists four species of concern
reported from Cabarrus County that might occur near the proposed sewerline: Carolina heelsplitter
mussel, Northern long-eared bat (Threatened),
butterfly (Candidate). Habitat evaluations, survey results, and likelihood of project impacts to each species
are discussed below.

1. Project Area Habitat Description

The project site includes approximately 53 acres of mixed hardwood and pine forest, 29 acres of fallow
farmland, and 3 acres of non-forested residential land (three single-family homes). Much of the forest is
relatively mature, with canopy trees 20 to 25 inches in diameter. Most of the field edges transition
abruptly from mowed herbaceous plants (grasses and common weedy forbs) to forest. A few areas have
wider brushy transition zones with more diverse grasses, forbs, and shrubs. Soils on the narrow floodplain
of McAllister Creek are mapped as Chewacla series, and upland mapped soils are Cecil, Cullen, Enon,
Mecklenburg, and Vance series.

McAllister Creek is a perennial stream 10 to 15 ft wide flowing southward for approximately 2,874 feet
along the western edge of the property. The stream bed contains predominantly bedrock and sand, with
limited patches of gravel or cobble. The stream bed drops in elevation from 606 feet to 586 feet along this
reach (0.7 % slope, or 36 feet per mile). Two intermittent tributaries originate near the center of the
property and flow into McAllister Creek; one tributary flows west and the other flows south toward NC-73.
The southern tributary has adjacent small forested wetlands.

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2. Study Methods

Species descriptions and habitat requirements were compiled from US Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS), NC
Natural Heritage Program (NHP), NC Wildlife Resources Commission (WRC), and other published and online
sources. Previously reported locations within a five-mile radius were obtained from NHP. On September 4,
2021, MMI biologist Gerald Pottern walked along field edges, road right-of-way edges, and similar areas
looking for potentially suitable habitats for terrestrial species and along McAllister Creek to evaluate habitat
for aquatic species. Plant species identifications are based on Flora of the Southeastern United States
(Weakley, 2020).

Biological Assessment conclusions regarding the likelihood of adverse impacts to species are based on
Endangered Species Act Section 7 Consultation guidance documents and the IPaC Evaluation Key for the
Northern long-eared bat. (https://www.fws.gov/midwest/endangered/section7/ba_guide.html)

3. Potential Impacts to Listed Species

Carolina Heelsplitter Mussel (Lasmigona decorata) -- Federal Endangered

The Carolina heelsplitter mussel is ovate to trapezoidal in shape with a straight dorsal margin and slight
posterior wing. The outer shell surface may be yellowish, greenish, or brown and may have green or black
rays, while the inner surface ranges from iridescent white to mottled pale orange. Adults are generally 3.0
to 4.5 inches in length. This mussel requires cool, well-shaded, free-flowing perennial streams with clean,
well-oxygenated water, and stable stream banks and bed materials (coarse sand, gravel, cobble) with
minimal silt load. Occupied habitats typically have wide forested ripraian buffers upstream. The remaining
populations of Carolina heelsplitter are limited to a few streams in the PeeDee and Catawba River basins in
NC and SC, including Goose Creek in Union County. It is extirpated from Reedy Creek in western Cabarrus
County, where it has not been found since 1870.

McAllister Creek at NC-49 at the northwest corner of the site has a drainage basin area of approximately
2.0 square miles and is probably too small to support the Carolina heelsplitter. The stream reach along the
western property line has very limited areas of bed materials that these mussels prefer (coarse sand,
gravel, and cobble). McAllister Creek flows into Dutch Buffalo Creek, which in turn flows into Rocky River
approximately 10 miles downstream from the project site. The only streams in the Rocky River watershed
where Carolina heelsplitters have been reported are Reedy Creek (13 miles west of the project site) and
Goose Creek (16 miles south of the project site). This mussel has never been reported in the Dutch Buffalo
Creek sub-watershed or any other tributary on the east side of Rocky River.

The proposed project will preserve an 80-foot wide forested buffer along McAllister Creek, and no
construction disturbance in the creek will occur. Based on the apparent lack of suitable stream habitat on
the project site, the lack of Carolina heelsplitter records in the Dutch Buffalo Creek sub-watershed, and
proposed riparian buffer preservation,
Carolina heelsplitter.

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Northern Long-Eared Bat (Myotis septentrionalis) -- Federal Threatened

The Northern long-eared bat (NLEB) is a federal threatened bat species with a body length of 3 to 4 inches
and a wingspan of 9 to 10 inches. Their fur color can be medium to dark brown on the back and tawny to
pale-brown on the underside. Northern long-eared bats roost in large colonies in deep caves and mines
during winter. These hibernacula caves have relatively stable temperatures, high humidity, and minimal air
currents. In late March or April, the bats leave their hibernacula and migrate to their foraging areas, usually
with a mix of forested and open habitat, where they feed on flying insects over fields, rivers, and other
open habitats. During the warm season (April to October) these bats roost singly or in small colonies in
cavities or crevices of live or dead trees, beneath loose bark, and rarely in structures such as barns and
sheds. Females with pups may gather in maternity colonies, often in hollow trees, from late May to early
August when the pups become independent.

The project area contains potentially suitable warm-season habitat for northern long-eared bats, including
large trees potentially suitable for maternity roosts. No wintering habitat (caves or mines) was found in the
project area. The NC NHP database has no record of this bat within five miles of Mount Pleasant, and there
is no known winter hibernaculum in Cabarrus County. The nearest known winter hibernacula sites are in
Rutherford and Burke Counties, 80 miles or more west from Mount Pleasant. No acoustic survey or mist
netting survey for bats was conducted for this project.

Provided that forest clearing on the project site is conducted outside of the NLEB maternity roosting season
(May 15 to Aug 15)
northern long-eared bats, in accordance with the 4(d) rule exemption for this bat. A verification letter from
FWS based on the NLEB Evaluation Key is attached.

-- Federal Endangered

th a branching upper stem and bright yellow daisy-like
flowers that bloom from late August through October. Leaves are lance-shaped, 5 to 6 times longer than
wide, scabrous above and densely tomentose below, sessile or short-petiolate. It occurs in open-canopy
mesic to dry woodlands and remnant Piedmont prairie communities in the western Piedmont of NC and SC,
usually with fine-textured higher pH soils derived from mafic rocks. This plant has become increasingly rare
due to land conversion for agriculture, forestry, and urban uses, fire suppression, and loss of natural grazing
by bison. Many of the remaining occupied sites are along roadsides and power line easements. The
nearest known occurrence of this plant is roughly 3 miles from the project site.

MMI tion in York County
SC on the previous day to assess plant phenology. The plants at the SC site were 0.5 to 1.0 meter tall and
had developing flower buds, but were not yet blooming on September 2, 2021. We then searched all field
edges, road rights-of-way, and similar herb/scrub-dominated woodland edge habitats on the project site
and did not find . The site does have some areas mapped as Enon and Mecklenburg
soil series, which are among the soils known to support this species. A list of plant species recorded is
provided in Table 1. Based on a thorough survey of suitable-looking habitats during the appropriate survey
season, we conclude that the proposed promay affect but is not likely to adversely
sunflower.

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Monarch Butterfly (Danaus plexippus) -- Federal Candidate

The Monarch butterfly has bright orange wings with black veins and black borders with a double row of
white spots on the upper surface of the wings. It is a wide-ranging species that occurs in open-canopy
woodlands, prairies, meadows, agricultural lands, utility rights-of-way, and urban and suburban gardens
throughout North America. Adults feed on nectar from a wide variety of flowers, but monarch eggs and
caterpillars are found exclusively on milkweeds (Asclepias species). The caterpillars grow rapidly and
pupate into a chrysalis 10 to 20 days after hatching, and adults emerge 7 to 14 days later. In fall, monarchs
fly to Mexico to overwinter, and subsequent generations travel north into the US and Canada in spring and
summer.

Changes in farming and utility right-of-way maintenance practices over the past 50 years, including greater
in a steady decline in populations since the 1970s. Monarch conservation in the Carolinas region focuses
mainly on preserving and enhancing milkweed patches for egg-laying and larval development.

The Monarch was designated as a candidate for Endangered Species Act listing in December 2020.
Candidate species have no formal legal protection, but FWS encourages agencies and permit applicants to
consider avoiding and minimizing impacts to these species where practicable. FWS reviews the status of
candidate species each year and develops conservation measures to mitigate the need for threatened or
endangered listing.

MMI located one patch of approximately 30 stems of common milkweed Asclepias syriaca along a field
edge near the center of the project site, but no Monarch caterpillars or pupae were found. We also
observed one adult monarch flying over a different area of the property. A variety of flowering plants on
the site may be suitable as nectar sources for adult monarchs (Table 1). These plants are abundant,
found along roadsides, powerline rights-of-way, and fallow fields throughout
Cabarrus County. may affect but is not likely
to adversely affectMonarch butterfly.

4. Summary and Conclusions

Carolina Heelsplitter Mussel: The Carolina heelsplitter mussel is not likely to occur in the project area and
has never been reported in the Dutch Buffalo Creek watershed. Biological Conclusion: No effect.

Northern Long-Eared Bat: The Northern long-eared bat may occur in the project area during the warm
season (April to October) and may use trees in the project area as maternity roosting sites during late May
to early August. Forest clearing will be conducted outside of the maternity roosting season to avoid
impacts to this bat species. Biological Conclusion: May affect, but not likely to adversely affect.

Suitable-looking habitat occurs along field edges and
road right-of-way edges on the project site. Based on our thorough field survey in these areas which did
not detect during the survey season, it is unlikely that this plant presently occurs on
the project site. Biological Conclusion: May affect, but not likely to adversely affect.

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Monarch Butterfly: Suitable habitat for Monarch butterfly caterpillars was found in one small area near
the center of the project site. Biological Conclusion: May affect, but not likely to adversely affect.

Feel free to contact me or Rich Mogensen if you have any questions.

Sincerely,

Gerald Pottern, Senior Biologist
Mogensen Mitigation Inc.
104 East Chestnut Ave
Wake Forest NC 27587
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ATTACHMENTS:

Figure 1. Project vicinity map, Brighton Park Subdivision, Mount Pleasant, Cabarrus County, NC.
Figure 2. USDA Soil Survey of Cabarrus County, Soil Map Sheet 3.
Figure 3. Tax Parcel Map, Brighton Park Subdivision, Mount Pleasant, NC.
Figure 4. Aerial Photo showing Forests, Fields, Streams, and Wetland Habitats on the Project Site.

Table 1. Plant species recorded 04 Sept 2021 in project study corridor, Durham, NC

US Fish & Wildlife Service IPaC Official Species List
US Fish & Wildlife Service IPaC Northern Long-eared Bat Evaluation Form
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Carya tomentosa Mockernut Hickory
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Chamaecrista fasciculata Common Partridge-pea
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Celtis laevigata Sugarberry
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Cirsium species Thistle
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Cercis canadensis Redbud
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Conyza canadensis (Erigeron) Canadian Horseweed
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Desmodium species Tick-trefoil
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Fraxinus americana White Ash
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