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Home My WebLink About20220332 Ver 1_Section 7 Analysis (Wild and Scenic Review)_20220302 Wild and Scenic Rivers Act: Section 7 Analysis Lumberton Boat Access Area (BAA) North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission 1720 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699 Submitted: March 2, 2022 1. Define the Proposed Activity The North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission (NCWRC) is working with the City of Lumberton (City) on a proposed boat access area on the Lumber River (River) in the City of Lumberton. The project is taking place on an existing property that is owned and operated by the City of Lumberton. The existing property holds the currently abandoned Scottish Meat Packing Facility. The plant was built in the 1950s directly adjacent to the Lumber River and was operated as a meat packing facility until its closure in 2016 due to the extensive flooding caused by Hurricane Matthew. Due to the site’s location in the floodway, City/State ordinance will not allow the site to be reopened or the site to have any other types of structures (homes, businesses, etc.) added to it. As a result, the City of Lumberton recently purchased the property in an effort to utilize the property as a scenic area for community gatherings, environmental education, and enhanced access to the Lumber River. The proposed redevelopment of the site will involve demolition of most of the structures onsite, including the meat packing facility, storage buildings, and existing parking lot. All additional existing debris and existing vehicles onsite will also be removed. Proposed redevelopment will involve the construction of a gravel parking area, and a small (12’ wide) boat ramp with a courtesy floating dock (adjacent to the ramp). Additional future projects would involve a constructed wetland (for onsite stormwater treatment and community education) and 0.38 miles of natural surface trails. More specifically, the approval requested for this work will involve the construction of a new gravel access drive and gravel parking area (similar footprint the Scottish Packaging Facility parking lot) that contains 19 vehicle spaces. A 12’ wide boat ramp will be constructed along with a 6’ floating courtesy dock to allow access to the Lumber River. Two (2) concrete ADA parking pads and a concrete ADA accessible sidewalk will also be provided to allow ADA accessible access to the ramp area. Please see Appendix A for the proposed construction plans. Disturbed area for the site will be less than 1 acre in size given the existing open space of the facility and existing hardscapes. No trees along the Lumber River will be removed as the proposed ramp will take place in the cleared easement area currently occupied by an existing power line (the line will be relocated by the City). The improvements to this property will continue the history of recreational usage at the for both float users (canoes/kayaks) and traditional boat users. Improvements will allow ADA accessibility to the river which is a major goal for the City of Lumberton. The improvements will allow the city to rehabilitate an unusable property along the River to improve community engagement, recreational activity, and educational opportunities. These improvements fit the City’s continued goal of providing a world class paddling trail along the Lumber River and providing recreational opportunities for its citizens. The property is currently owned and maintained by the City of Lumberton. The following funds have been secured by the City to facility the acquisition of the property, the demolition of the existing structures onsite, and the proposed work specified in this submittal: • Duke Energy Foundation Grant $35,000: Primarily for property acquisition • NC Land and Water Fund Grant $48,331: Primarily for property acquisition • NC Environmental Enhancement Grant ($250,000): Due diligence; property acquisition; demolition; boat ramp construction Given this section of the Lumber River’s designation as a Wild and Scenic River, this document is being submitted in accordance with Section 7. Appendix B contains aerial photos of the existing property and proposed work zones. 2. Describe How the Proposed Activity Will Directly Alter Within-Channel Conditions The majority of the proposed work takes place outside of the streambed/streambank a rea. This work involves the proposed ADA parking area and gravel parking revisions and takes place in areas currently compacted and utilized as parking by the existing meat packing facility. The boat ramp will 12’ in width with approximate 12’ of linear boat ramp below the existing normal water level. The proposed boat ramp will consist of approximately 770 SF of permanent impacts along the streambank of the Lumber River. The ramp alignment will take place in an existing cleared area that currently is occupied by an existing power line (the line will be relocated by the City). As result, no trees will be removed due to proposed construction. Channel conditions will not be altered due to the ramp as no fill is proposed below the current normal water level. A 6’ foot wide floating courtesy dock, moored directly adjacent to the ramp is proposed for this project. Traditionally, an 8’ wide dock is utilized for NCWRC boat ramps, however, to minimize bank disturbance, we are proposing a smaller dock. The floating dock was determined a better alternative then a fixed dock, given the need to ensure free flowing conditions along this section of the River. Given the small size of the boat ramp and limited disturbance, no changes to the channel location, channel geometry, channel slope, or channel form are expected. No degradation of water quality parameters is expected given the existing usage of the River, existing hardscapes, and minimal disturbance. The removal of the existing buildings, debris, and vehicles onsite will serve to improve the water quality of the Lumber River. Given the ramp’s limited extension into the River, navigation along the river will not be an issue. Note that the US Army Corps of Engineers has reviewed for navigation and has no comments or concerns. 3. Describe How the Proposed Activity Will Directly Alter Riparian and/or Floodplain Conditions. The project is located in the floodway and floodplain per FEMA Map 3710938100 K (Dated 12/06/2019). Prior to construction, a hydraulic model and associated no rise certification will be required from the City of Lumberton. Given the nature and usage of the proposed development, minimal changes are expected related to riparian and/or floodplain conditions. No trees will be removed from the existing riparian area. The removal of the existing buildings, debris, and vehicles will serve to reestablish the traditional riparian features of the site (prior to the construction of the original meat packing facility). Furthermore, the removal of the existing buildings onsite will serve to improve floodplain conditions (less obstructions in the floodway) and also prevent environmentally harmful debris (asbestos, iron, rubber, plastics, etc.) from entering into the river system. The proposed project is expected to have minimal impacts to floodplain properties. Given the small size of the ramp and the fact that no fill is being added to the site, no negative effects associated with width, roughness, bank stability, or erosion are expected. 4. Describe How the Proposed Activity Will Directly Alter Upland Conditions Minimal impacts are expected to upland conditions. The proposed project will improve the existing upland conditions by changing an abandoned industrial facility into an area that will act as a scenic area for community gatherings, environmental education, and enhanced access to the Lumber River. The removal of the existing buildings, debris, and vehicles onsite will further enhance water quality along the Lumber River and improve flood conditions in an area that has seen significant flooding in past years. The project will result in an overall decrease in impervious area once all buildings from the site are removed. Drainage patterns for the site would not be affected. No changes to upland conditions are expected that would influence archeological, cultural, or other identified resource values. The North Carolina Department of Natural and Cultural Resources has reviewed the proposed work and provide no comment for the project. The no comment letter is attach included in the PCN submittal package. 5. Evaluate and Describe How Changes in On-Site Conditions Can/will Alter Existing Hydrologic or Biologic Processes. No changes are expected to the channel or its ability to utilize the existing floodplain (floodplain capacity should increase due to removal the onsite buildings). No negative effects associated with streambank erosion, sediment routing and deposition, or debris loading is expected. Flow within the channel is not expected to change. Existing flow patterns are not expected to change. Given the minor grading work and no fill, surface and subsurface flow characteristics are not expected to change. Flood storage is not expected to change. Degradation of the channel is not expected to occur. Biological processes are not expected to be negatively affected. The proposed project was submitted to the Raleigh Field Office for the USF&WS for comment. No comments were provided for the proposed work and the no comment letter is included in the PCN submittal package. NCWRC was also contacted and provided no comments. Per the above responses the removal of the existing buildings, debris, and vehicles onsite will have a positive impact of flood conditions and enhance water quality for the area. It is expected that with the buildings removed, traditional riparian reestablishment along the site will be seen. 6. Estimate the Magnitude and Spatial Extent of Potential Off-Site Changes No offsite changes are expected. Given the usage of the facility is not changing, off-site changes are expected to remain the same. Removal of the existing buildings, debris, and vehicles will improve the aesthics of the current property and serve to return areas of the property to a more natural segment of the Lumber River. These improvements will serve to protect and enhance the scenery of the Lumber River in this area. Given the removal of the buildings, there will be no increase in visual contrast in this section of river. APPENDIX A PRELIMINARY CONSTRUCTION PLANS EX. CONTOUR (MJR)EX. CONTOUR (MNR)EX. R/WPROP. CONTOUR (MNR)PROP. CONTOUR (MJR)PROP EOG (GRAVEL)LIMITS OF DISTURBANCESILT FENCE100 YR FLOOD PLAINWATER LEVELEXISTING TREE LINEPROP. SPOT ELEV.SFSFSFSFNWLNWLNWLNWLLEGENDLODLODLODLOD NORTH CAROLINA WILDLIFE RESOURCES COMMISSIONDIVISION OF ENGINEERING SERVICESLUMBERTON BAAPROJECT 1720 MAIL SERVICE CENTERRALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA 27699-1720 (919) 707-0150 FAX: (919) 707-0162512 KINLAW STREETLUMBERTON, NC 28358ROBESON COUNTY, NC34.61405, -79.01409SHEET INDEXCD-0.0COVERCD-1.0EXISTING CONDITIONS / DEMOLITIONCD-2.0SITE PLAN W/ AERIALCD-2.1SITE PLANCD-3.0GRADING PLANCD-3.1GRADING PLAN (SIDEWALK & PARKING)CD-4.3EROSION CONTROL DETAILSCD-4.4EROSION CONTROL DETAILSCD-6.0RAMP PLAN & PROFILECD-6.1RAMP DETAILSCD-6.2RAMP DETAILSCD-6.3FLOATING DOCK ABUTMENTCD-8.0DETAILSCD-8.1DETAILSCD-8.2DETAILSVICINTY MAPPROJECT SITEPERMIT REVIEW SETPROJECT SITEPRELIMINARYDO NOT USEFOR CONSTRUCTIONOWNER:CITY OF LUMBERTON500 N. 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LOD LODLODLODLODLODLODLODLODLODLODLODLODLODLODLODLODLODLOD LOD LOD LOD LODLODLODPRELIMINARYDO NOT USEFOR CONSTRUCTIONRESOURCES NORTH CAROLINA C OMMISS I O N NORTH CAROLINA WILDLIFE RESOURCES COMMISSION DIVISION OF ENGINEERING SERVICES 1720 MAIL SERVICE CENTER RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA 27699 Phone:919.707.0150 Fax:919.707.0162 www.ncwildlife.orgDate:File Name:Surveyed:Designed:Drawn:Approved:Sheet No.Date:File Name:Surveyed:Designed:Drawn:Approved:Sheet No.Scale 1" = 10'1010200 APPENDIX B AERIAL PHOTOS Aerial # 1 / Eastern View of Property Note existing buildings, vehicles and fencing to be removed. Proposed ramp to be located in existing easement (see below) Aerial # 2 / Northern View of Property Note existing buildings, vehicles and fencing to be removed. Proposed ramp to be located in existing easement (see below) Aerial # 3 / Northern View of Property Note existing buildings, vehicles and fencing to be removed.