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HomeMy WebLinkAbout20220398 Ver 1_Plan Revision_202203181 Anderson, Mitchell L From:Moore, Andrew W Sent:Friday, March 18, 2022 9:26 AM To:Anderson, Mitchell L Cc:Wojoski, Paul A Subject:FW: [External] revised Mitchell Co Schools PCN Attachments:MItchell Co School PCN impact tables revised.pdf; USACE Culvert Profile_2022-03-17.pdf; USACE Master_2022-03-17 revised impact map.pdf; PCN Form Additional Information revised.pdf Mitchell,    See email below and attachments regarding the subject project.    Please make sure to upload to Laserfiche and let me know if you would like to discuss.    Thanks,  Andrew    From: Eric Romaniszyn <eromaniszyn@enviroscienceinc.com>   Sent: Friday, March 18, 2022 9:19 AM  To: Boggs, Brandee C CIV USARMY CESAD (USA) <Brandee.C.Boggs@usace.army.mil>; Wojoski, Paul A  <Paul.Wojoski@ncdenr.gov>  Cc: Leslie, Andrea J <andrea.leslie@ncwildlife.org>; Hamstead, Byron A <byron_hamstead@fws.gov>; Moore, Andrew W  <andrew.w.moore@ncdenr.gov>; Clement Riddle <clement@cwenv.com>  Subject: [External] revised Mitchell Co Schools PCN    CAUTION: External email. Do not click links or open attachments unless you verify. Send all suspicious email as an attachment to  Report Spam.    Hello Brandee and Paul,     Regarding our recently submitted Mitchell Co Schools PCN, a mapping error was discovered that requires an update to  the application.     Attached is the revised impact map to replace the figure found in Attachment B. You will note there is additional 12’ of  culvert at the planned entrance. It is needed to capture a small stream coming from off the property to the northeast.  Also, wetlands W2 and W3 have been merged into a single wetland WB, which is larger than in the original impact map.  The total wetland impacts increased from 0.084 to 0.098 acres, and the total stream impacts increased from 66 (0.006  ac) to 77.6 LF (0.0086 ac). Also attached are the PCN impact tables and Additional Comments (Attachment A) with  updated numbers.     Please let me know what other information you need and/or steps I need to take for these revisions. Thank you.    Thank you.    Eric    Eric Romaniszyn  Senior Scientist  2     145 7th Ave West, Suite B, Hendersonville, NC 28792; EnviroScienceInc.com  O. 828.698.9800 | C. 865.406.1281 | 24h Emergency: (888) 866‐8540  OH | TN | VA | WV | NC     Section B, 3e. Describe the overall project in detail, including the type of equipment to be used: The approximately 14.05-acre site is proposed for development of a new middle school. Land use is an old farm field with vegetation being nearly all pasture with scattered trees and shrubs (see Attachment F, Photo Log). Much of the site will be cleared and graded for the main building with associated entrance road, parking, and utilities (see Attachment B, Impact Map). Approximately 88 LF of 42” diameter HDPE culvert will be installed to route a stream under the eastern proposed entrance. A Nationwide Permit 18 is requested to authorize this impact. The culvert would be embedded to allow for aquatic passage. We estimate 26.67 cubic yards of fill will be required. The development will connect to existing municipal water utilities along Old Ledger Road on the western project boundary. This may require one stream crossing (temporary impact) due to the location of the stream channel, depending on final site design. If so, the utility lines will be installed “in-the-dry” under the stream bed via open cut (see Attachment B, Impact Map). Site preparation will involve placing fill in the stream and wetland areas. The total stream impacts would be 0.0086 acres and wetland impacts would be 0.098 acres. Authorization for these is requested under a Nationwide Permit 39. Typical construction equipment will be used during development of the site, including bulldozers, excavators, backhoes, dump trucks, etc. Section D, 1a. Specifically describe measures taken to avoid or minimize the proposed impacts through project design. The project design avoids permanent impacts to 0.758 acres of wetland (89% of wetland area on site) and 973.4 linear feet of stream (93% of stream length on site). Only two permanent stream impacts are proposed for installation of two culverts at the school entrance road. All other proposed structures and infrastructure including entrance roads, parking areas, and the building footprint are proposed in uplands. Section D, 1b. Specifically describe measure taken to avoid or minimize proposed impacts through construction techniques. Appropriate erosion and sediment control measure will be implemented to avoid unintended impacts to waters on and adjacent to the site. A pump-around system will be used to install the culverts and utilities in the dry (see Attachment B, Impact Map). Section F, 7. Historic or Prehistoric Cultural Resources. The proposed project is within 1-mile of two “Determined Eligible Boundaries”, the Upper Poplar School (ML0098, surveyed only) approximately 0.3 miles to the north along Ledger School Road, and the Lydia Holman House (ML0055, surveyed only) approximately 0.9 mile to the west along SR 226 HWY. Development activities will be contained to the project site and it is the opinion of ClearWater that project construction will not negatively affect any adjacent properties. Due to the terrain and vegetative cover, the new school will be outside of the veiwshed of these properties. Data were gathered from NCHPO's HPOWEB 2.0 for General Audience. Accessed March 8, 2022. NO 1H 0 20 Q EXISTING 30' STREAM BUFFER (TYP) EXISTING WETLANDS (TYP) Eliigelpts, PA NCBELS #: C-2184 m I PERMANENT STREAM IMPACT SA 65.61 LF/0.008 AC AREA PROPOSED 2' CONTOURS �lg 2739,3 PERMANENT STREAM IMPACT SC 12.00 LF/0.0006 AC AREA CONNECTION TO EXISTING 48" RCP STORM PIPE i v `v / / 7,� / /�� �v ` �v 2710— \ ` o 2750 2740 2730-- EXISTING 2' CONTOURS EXISTING STREAM (TYP) es as P 2750 FINISHED GRADE 35LF-48" RCP © 2.8% EXISTING GRADE 135LF-48" EX. RCP CO 2.8% 51LF-54" HDPE © 4.1% 2740 274 2730 2730 • p O N N W X > r o - O' `'+ISO M r) N + M N O N z Z_ a�>; 2720 2720-- N Z z CULVE Z1 0 0 0_ 2740 ^ o O 111 •o N N 2720 + K) C�1 N ONz Q j > CO 2710 2710-- 2710 in o in co 0 f- 0 0 0 CULVERT Z2 MITCHELL SCHOOL CULVERT A DISTURBANCE MARCH 2022 NORTH 0 120' PROPERTY LINE (TYP) Polansky D.B. 139, Pg. 228 PIN 0872-00-61-7575 NCBELS #: C-2184 Polansky D.B. 139, Pg. 228 PIN 0872-00-61-7575 Taylor D.B.322, Pg. 606 PIN 0872-00-70-2694 Pitman D.B. 203, Pg. 425 PIN 0872-00-71-447, EXISTING STREAM BUFFER (TYP) GFA: 70,580 SF FFE: 2752.00 PROPOSED 54" HDPE PIPE South N.C. Highway 226 NOTE: STREAM IMPACT AREAS ARE MEASURED FROM THE TOPS OF BANKS AND THE PROPOSED LIMITS OF GRADING. Greene D.B.345, Pg. 449 McKinney D.B.473, Pg. 335 PIN 0872-00-71-9584 UT tea, PERMANENT STREAM IMPACT SA 65.61 LF/0.008 AC AREA CONNECTION TO EXISTING 48" RCP STORM PIPE PERMANENT STREAM IMPACT SC 12.00 LF/0.0006 AC AREA EXISTING WETLANDS (TYP) PERMANENT WETLAND IMPACT WC 2809.23 SF/0.064 AC PERMANENT WETLAND IMPACT WB 1456.19 SF/0.033 AC IMPERVIOUS INFORMATION: EXISTING: 0.8% PROPOSED: 28% SUMMARY: PROJECT SIZE-14.05 AC WATERS ON SITE: STREAMS— 1051.0 LF/0.104 AC WETLANDS— 0.856 AC PROPOSED IMPACTS: TOTAL PERM. WETLAND IMPACTS— 0.098 AC TOTAL TEMP. WETLAND IMPACTS— 0 AC TOTAL PERM. STREAM IMPACTS— 77.61 LF/.0086 AC TOTAL TEMP. STREAM IMPACTS— 0 LF/0 AC MITCHELL SCHOOL MASTER PLAN BULLETIN MARCH 2022