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MEREDELL FARM
ANNUAL MONITORING REPORT
YEAR 6 OF 7
EEP Project #247
Randolph County, North Carolina
Completed Construction: 2008
Submitted January 2014
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1652 Mail Service Center
Raleigh, NC 27699 -1652

Monitoring Firm:
C SEPI
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C O N S T R U C T I O N
1025 Wade Avenue
Raleigh, NC 27605
Phone[phone]
Project Manager:
Philip Beach
pbeach @sepiengineering.com

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The Meredell Farm Stream Restoration project falls withm,USGS hydrologic unit 03030003 The project
lies within a rural setting-that includes agricultural, forested, and low - density residential areas The
project is located on Koopman Dairies (formerly Meredell Farm), a small farm operation that includes
dairy and row crop production Prior to restoration work, the project stream had been historically
destabilized through channelization and hoof -shear
Baker Engineering designed the restoration plans and restoration was completed in 2008 Sepi
Engineering & Construction (SEPI) began the stream and riparian monitoring for Meredell Farms in
October 2013
The goal of the project is to restore and improve the stream channel and riparian buffer formand function
on -site through the following objectives
• Restore 3,865 LF of channel dimension, pattern and profile
• Enhance 4,704 LF of channel dimension, and /or profile
• Preserve 5,136 LF of stream channel and riparian buffer
• Improve floodplam functionality by matching floodplam elevation with bankfull stage
• Establish native °stream bank and floodplam vegetation in the permanent conservation easement
• Improve the water quality in the Upper Cape Fear River watershed by fencing cattle out of the
stream and reducing bank erosion
SEPI performed stream and riparian monitoring in the fall of 2013 for,this Year 6 Monitoring Report,
which,is discussed in greater detail below
Vegetation Assessment
Vegetation monitoring in Year 6 included visual assessment of the riparian zone and buffer mitigation
areas to update the Current Conditions Plan View (CCPV) and Carolina Vegetation Survey (CVS)
assessment of 12 vegetation plots SEPI observed areas of concern that based on visual assessment did not
appear to be meeting riparian zone success criteria of 260 stems per acre after 6 years These observed
conditions are reflected in the CCPV figures (Figures 2 -9) within this report and briefly discussed below
• The conservation easement area surrounding stream reaches UT 1, UT2, M1, and UT5 continue to
have large areas that lack significant counts of visible planted woody stems It was visually
observed that the vegetation established within the buffer and outside of the bankfull bench area
primarily consists of grasses and herbaceous species Good vegetation growth was primary
observed within the bankfull bench area for each of these reaches
• The lower M1 area (downstream of the stream crossing) continues to have a significant invasive
species population consisting of Chinese privet and cattails
• UT3 and UT4 also had instances of tree -of- heaven and Chinese privet throughout the reaches
• UT5 had instances of agricultural squash growing in the buffer
• The site continues to be free of encroachments to the easement
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Detailed data collected from the CVS assessment of the 12 vegetation plots can be found in Appendix C
of this report Ten of the 12 veg,plots exceeded the riparian zone success criteria of 260 stems /acre after 6
years, and 5 of the 11 buffer vegetation plots exceeded the buffer mitigation success criteria of 320
stems /acre after 6 years The total average planted stem density for all twelve veg plots is 435 stems /acre
for Year 6 Monitoring
Invasive species were'treated on reaches UT1, UT2, UT3, UT4, and M1 in August 2012 Approximately
22 acres were treated The,target species of concern included Ailanthus altissima and Ligustrum sinense
Supplemental plantings wereperformed on reaches UT 1, UT2, and M1 in August 2012 A total of 4500
woody stems were planted Detailed data and maps on supplemental plantings and invasive species
control efforts can be found in Appendix C
Stream Assessment
Year 6 stream channel monitoring included a visual assessment of the stream channel and in- stream
structures to update the Current�Conditions Plan View (CCPV) and collection of geomorphic profile data
Visual observations of the stream channel conditions were conducted to determine if the project is
establishing toward the,stream success criteria outlined in the approved Restoration Plan (2004) These
goals are outlined below
Longitudinal Profile
o "The longitudinal profile data should,show that the bedform features are remaining-stable
and, are not aggrading or degrading The pools should remain deep with flat water surface
slopes and the nffles should remain steep and shallow "
The visual assessment and geomorphic data collection completed for the site indicated that approximately
95% of the protect °reaches were,performing within established success criteria ranges The remaining,5%
were exhibiting impacts such as headcuts and stream structure instabilities The observed stream channel
conditions are reflected in the CCPV figures (Figures 2 -9) within this report and briefly discussed below
• Two instream structures � (Stations,M'l 303 +25 and 305 +00) had flow going between the sill and
arm boulders, but no further instability was observed as a result of the conditions
• One instream structure (Station M1 303 +75) had,approximately 15% bank erosion
• Six instances of headcut were observed
• There continues to be a small area of concentrated overland runoff through the buffer on the
UT3a near Station 10 +50 that is causing - erosion to the stream bank
• Two areas of split channel flow were identified along`the existing, stream at the upstream and
downstream section of UT5
Geomorphic monitoring included collection of 4 longitudinal profile segments Channel profile stability
assessment includes the entire restored length of the project Refer'to Appendiz'D contained herein for
detailed results of the longitudinal profile data collection
Site Hydrology
Year 6 hydrologic bankfull indicators were collected during monitoring field visits These indicators
include collection of visually observed wracklines at, or above, the bankfull elevation and,recordation of
the crest gage height located at Station 30 +700 on,reach M1
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• Wracklmes were noted above the bankfull bench and within the floodplam during the initial site
assessment field visit conducted on October 30, 2013 Refer to photograph SP2 within Appendix
B of this report
• A crest gage reading of 3 6 feet was recorded during the annual monitoring field visit conducted
on October 30, 2013 The baseline bankfull design maximum depth range for reach Ml is 1 0 foot
(min) to 1 3 feet (max), therefore, the crest gage reading indicates that a bankf ill event had
occurred onsite Refer to photograph SP1 within Appendix B of this report
Summary information/data related to the occurrence of such things as beaver or encroachment, and
statistics related to performance of various project and monitoring elements can be found m'the tables and
figures in the report appendices, Narrative background and supporting information, formerly found in
these reports can be found in the Baseline Monitoring Report (formerly Mitigation Plan) and in the
Mitigation Plan (formerly the Restoration Plan) documents available on ESP's website All raw data
supporting the tables and figures in the appendices are available from EEP upon request
METHODOLOGY
The following methods were utilized during the Year 6 monitoring for data collection and post -
processing
• Geomorphic topographic data collections were performed in the field using a survey -
grade,GPS such that each survey point has three - dimensional coordinates, and is
georeferenced (NAD83 -State Plane Feet — FIPS 3200)
• Longitudinal stationing was developed using the as-built survey thalweg as a baseline
• The CV,S Level 2 methodology was utilized for the,vegetation plot data collection
• Permanent cross - sectional data was not required for this monitoring year
• Particle size distribution was not required for this monitoring year
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REFERENCES
Buck Engineering, PC 2004 Meredell Farms Stream Restoration Plan
North Carolina Ecosystem Enhancement Program November 2006 Content, Format and Data
Requirements for EEP Monitoring Reports
Rosgen, D L 1994 A Classification of Natural Rivers Catena 22 166 -169
Kimley -Horn and Associates, Inc 2009 Meredell Farm Monitoring Report, Year 2 of 5
Kimley -Horn and Associates, Inc 2010 Meredell Farm Monitoring Report, Year 3 of 5
Kimley -Horn and Associates, Inc 2011 Meredell Farm Monitoring Report, Year 4 of 5
Kimley -Horn and Associates, Inc 2012 Meredell Farm Monitoring Report, Year 5 of 5
US Department of Army, Corps of Engineers 2003 Stream Mitigation Guidelines
http / /www saw usace army mil/wetlands/Mitigation/stream—mitigation html
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Appendix A
Project Vicinity Map and Background Files

Legends and Symbols
Directions to the site: Take US -64 West towards Asheboro.
Turn right onto US -421 North. Take the Old Liberty Road
exit, turn left. Turn right on Ramseur Julian Road, the site
- - - -- Easement Boundary
will be on the left in 0.8 miles at Meredell Farm Road.
As -Built Centerline
NCDOT Roads (2011)
Site Access
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Project Vicinity Map
Prepared for:
Meredell Farm Stream Restoration Monitoring Year 6 - 2013
Project
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Randolph County, North Carolina
Date
Project Number
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January 2014
Table 1 Project Components and Mitigation Credits
Meredell Farm Stream Restoration Site/247
_
ligation Credits
Stream
Riparian Weiland
Non- npanan Welland
_
Buffer
Nitrogen
Nutrient Offset
Phosphorous Nuinert
Offset
spe
R
I RE
R
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R, RE
Totals
_ 57855
1 5134
570000
Project Components
Prged Component -or- Reach ID
Statiomng/Locauon
Existing Footage/Acreage
Approach
IN Pit etc)
Restomhon -or-
Restoration
E w�alent
Restoration Footage or
Acreage
Mitigation
Ratio
Ut Is
_ 10+00- 21+00
1050
Eli
1100
1151
Ut lb -
21+00- 28+80
571
R
780 _
1 1
Ut 29
- 10+00 - 18+00
800
El
800
1.5 1
Ut 2b
18+00 -20+94
206
R
294
1 1
M 1
10+00 -32+54
2103
till
R
2254
1 1 _
Ut 32
10+00- 16+50
400
Ell
650
25 1
Ut 3b
16+50 - 20+79
836
R
429
1 1
Ut 4
10+00- 19+13
913
Ell
913
15 1
Ut 5
10+00- 20+75
1075
Ell
1075
25 1
M2
NA
1398
P
1398
51
Sandy Creek I
NA
1033
P _
1033
51
Sandy Creek 2
NA
801
P
801
51
Sandy Creek 3
NA
1902
P
1902
51
Component Summation
Restoration
Level
Stream
(Imear feet)
Riparian Wetland
(acres)
Non- npanan Weiland
(acres)
Buffer
(s ware feet)
Upland
(acres)
„ ,-> >C
- -
Rn enne
Non- Rtrenne
Restoration
3757
373 950
Enhancement
8 750
Enhancement 1
800
Enhancement II
3738
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{ _ 5 „ _4
Creation
Presen aeon
5134
y
BMP Elements
Element
Location
PurposefFunction
Notes
BMP Elements
BR = Btoretention Cell SF = Sand Filter SW = Storms ater Wetland WDP =Wet Detention Pond DDP =Dry Detention Pond FS = Filter Stnp S = Grassed Seale LS -= Lei el Spreader NI =Natural
Infiltration Area FB = Forested Buffer
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Table 2 Project Activity and Reporting History
Meredell Farm Stream Restoration Site/247
Elapsed Time Since Grading Complete 5 yrs 8 months
Elapsed Time Since Planting Complete 5 yrs'7 Montbs
Number of Reporting Years 6
Activity or Deliverable
Data Collection
Complete
Completion or
Delivery
Restoration Plan
Sept -04
Final Design — Construction Plans
Jan-07
Construction
NA
Mar-08
Contamerized, bare root and B&B plantings
NA _
Feb-08
As-built Mapping
Nov -07
Apr -08
Year 1 Monitoring (baseline)*
Nov -08
Jun-09
Year 2 Monitoring _
Nov -09
Apr -10
Year 3 Monitoring _
Oct -10
Marl l
Year 4 Monitoring
Oct -11
Jan-12
Year 5 Monitoring
Oct -12
Feb-13
Year 6 Monitoring
Nov -13
Nov -13
*As-built plan view survey performed by Level Cross Surveying PLLC (No As -built monitoring data was collected or reported)
Bolded items are examples of those items that are not standard, but may come up and should be included
Non - bolded items represent events that are standard'components over the course of a typical project
The above are obviously not the extent of potential relevant project activities, but are Just provided as example as part of this exhibit
If planting and morphology are on split monitoring schedules that should be made clear in the table
I= Equals the number of reports or data points produced excludin the baseline
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Table 3 Project Contacts Table
Meredell Farm Stream Restoration Site/247
Designer
Buck Engineering, PC
8000 Regency Parkway, Suite 200 Cary, NC 27511
Primary project design POC
Kevin Tweedy P E (919) 463 -5488
Construction Contractor
RiverWorks Inc
8000 Regency Parkway, Suite 200 Cary, NC 27511
Construction contractor POC
(919) 459 -9001
Survey Contractor
Level Cross Survey, PLLC
668 Marsh Country Lane Randleman NC 27117
Survey contractor POC
(336) 495 -1713
Planting Contractor
Planting contractoriPOC
Seeding Contractor
Contractor point of contact
Seed Mix Sources
Nursery Stock Suppliers
Monitoring Performers
SEPI Engineering & Construction, Inc
1025 Wade Avenue, Raleigh NC 27605
Stream Monitoring POC
Philip Beach PWS
Vegetation Monitoring POC
Kim Hamlin Project Scientist
Weiland Monitoring POC
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Table 4 Project Attribute Table
Meredell Farm,Stream Restoration,Site /247
Project County
Randolph
Physiographic Region
Piedmont
Ecoregion
Carolina Slate Belt
Project River Basin
Cape Fear
USGS HUC for Project (14 digit)
03030003020010
NCDWQ Sub -basin for Project
03 -06 -09
Within extent of aters a an
no
WRC Hab Class (Wane, Cool, Cold)
warm
a of project easement fenced or demarcated
100
Beaver activity observed unng design p ase
No
_ Restoration Component
Attribute Table
Ml
M2
UTI
UT2
UT3
UT4
UT5
Drainage area acres
treamdor e
Re-stored length eet
Perennial or ntermitten
aters a type (Rural ran, eve opmg etc
Waters he istn ution (e,g
Residential
Ag -Row Crop
Ag- Livestock
Forested
Etc
Watershed impervious cover, o
AU/Index mum e
NCDWQ c asst ication
-
listed?
0
0
0
0
0
- o
Upstream o sa listed segment
No
0
0
No
No
0
0
Reasons, for 303d listing or stressor
Total acreage of easement
498
Total vegetated acreage within the easement
498
otal planted acreage as part of e restoration
osgen c assi icatiomo <pre- existing
G4c
c
osgen,c assi cation of s- ui t
Valley type
Valley slope
a ey side slope range e g - o
Valley toeslope range e g - %7
u
owaz m classification'
Trout waters designati on
o
0
0
0
0
0
0
Species of concern, endangered etc
Dominant soil series and characteristics
Series
ept
ay o
Use N/A for items that-may not, apply Use"-" for items`that are unavailable and "U' for items that are unknown
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Appendix B
Visual Assessment Data

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Table 11. Verification of Bankfull Events
Meredell Farm Stream Restoration Site /247
Date of Data
Collection
Date of
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Photo,#
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8/24/2010
N/A
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within this range are recorded as bankfull indicators
Meredell Farm
EEP Project #247
January 2014
SEPI Engineering and Construction
Annual Final Monitoring Report
Monitoring Year 6 of 7

SP 1: Crest gage reading = 3.6'
Taken: 10 -30 -2013
Meredell Farm SEPI Engineering & Construction
EEP Project #247 Annual Final Monitoring Report
January 2014 Monitoring Year 6 of 7

Meredell Farm SEPI Engineering & Construction
EEP Project #247 Annual Final Monitoring Report
January 2014 Monitoring Year 6 of 7