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UT to Cane Creek (Pickard)
Restoration Site
Alamance County, North Carolina
EEP Project #395
RECEIVED
JAN I �i 2013
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Data Collected: October 2013
Submitted: December 2013
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UT To Cane Creek (Pickard)
Restoration Site
EEP Project #395
Alamance County
North Carolina
MY — 05 Monitoring Deport
Prepared By:
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MOGENSEN MITIGATION. INC
Mogensen Mitigation, Inc.
Project Manager: Richard K. Mogensen
P.O. Box 690429 -
Charlotte, NC 28227 ty:
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
I Executive Summary
11 Methodology _
III References
APPENDICES
Appendix A Project Vicinity Map & Background
Figure 1 Vicinity Map
Tables 1 a Project Restoration ,Components
Tables 1 b Component Summations
Table 2 Project Activity & Reportirig History
Table 3 Project Contact Table
Table 4 Project Attributes Table
Appendix B Visual Assessment Data
Figure 2 Current Conditions Plan View
Table 5 Visual'Stream Morphology Stability Assessment Table
Table 6 Vegetation Condition Assessment Table
Stream Cross Section Station Photo's
Vegetation Plot Photo's
Appendix C Vegetation Plot Data
Table 6, Vegetation Plot Criterion Attainment t , -
Table 7 CVS Vegetation Plot Metadata
Table 8' CVS Stem Count Total & Planted
Appendix D Hydrologic Data
Table 9 Verification of Bankfull Events
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I. Executive Summary
The Upper UT to Cane Creek (Pickard) Restoration Site (Site) is located in southwest Alamance
County approximately five miles east of the town of Liberty, NC. The Site drains to the Cape,
Fear River and is in USGS HUC 03030002050050 This 14 -digit HUC has been identified as a
Targeted Local Watershed in NCEEP's Cape fear River Basin Restoration Priorities 2009, The
Site is designed to help meet NCEEP's wetland and stream restoration goals The primary
restoration activities included stabilizing stream banks, installing in- stream structures, adjusting
the channel's pattern, profile and dimension, removing invasive species, excluding livestock via
cattle exclusion fencing and planting riparian and flood plain wetlands With native, bottomland
hardwood tree and shrub species This Site proposes to generate 6783 Stream Mitigation.Unrts
(SMU's) and 1 1 Riparian Weiland Mitigation Units (WMU's) This is the Year #5 Monitoring
Report (closeout) and conforms to the NCEEP Monitoring Report Template Version 1 5 updated
November 7, 2611 adopted June 8, 2012 and CVS -EEP Protocol for Recording Vegetation _
Level 2 The goals and objectives of the Upper UT to Cane Creek (Pickard) Stream Restoration
Project focused on improving local and downstream water quality, increasing flood storage
attenuation and restoring native aquatic and riparian habitat.
Goals
1. Reestablish stream stability and capacity to transport watershed flows and,sediment
load on 6783 linear feet of stable channel;
2. Introduce a stable meandering pattern to all stream reaches;
3 Eliminate accelerated bank erosion,
4- Re- establish native rhparian bottomland hardwood tree and shrub community,,
5 Reduce nonpoint source sediment pollution and excessive nutrient inputs,
6 Enhance,the flood storage capacity of the Site by adjusting channel and/or flood plain
elevations while improving the hydrologic connection of the stream to its floodplam
Objectives
1 - Utilize natural channel design principles to create a more stable stream pattern,
profile,and dimension morphology and improved habitat using grade/bank
stabilization structures,
2. Successfully replant riparian and flood plain areas With native woody trees and shrubs
conforming to the density requirements specified belowi
3 Exclude+livestock and reestablish native riparian buffers substantially greater,than 50
feet in width,
4 Reconnect the stream channel hydrology,to the floodplam,
5 Preserve the entire Site with a Conservation Easement in perpetuity.
A cumulative total of 2,917 linear feet out of 6,783 linear feet (44 %) of the total restored stream
was monitored and surveyed within five separate designated project reaches. Overall', the entire
Upper UT to Cane Creek (Pickard) 1 Year 5 Monitoring Report
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site is stable with tittle change to pattern, profile and dimension geometry When compared to
the MY 4 longitudinal profile surveys, little (insignificant) change has occurred Past repofts
show that beaver'dams were present on the site at one time but have been since been removed as
there was no sign of backwater pools caused by dams All streams were flowing during the
monitoring field work in October; 2013 All stream features including rock vanes, log vanes,
riffles and pools were evident during the field work A comparison to previous years' monitoring
report shows little change The stream banks all remain stable with the exception ofthe
livestock crossing area previously mentioned in MY -04 report When comparing cross- sections
of°previous years with MY -05, little change in geometry was observed within each of the
reaches, which further suggests site stability Pebble counts were performed in each of the five
reaches at the Site `The sediment and substrate loads were a mix of sand in slower moving
stream reaches and cobble &,gravel in the riffles The reach pebble counts shows slight
coarsening in reach 3 The pebble counts for reach 2 shows slight fining The reach 1,4, and 5
pebble counts remains consistent with the previous year's data The visual assessment concluded
that the site exhibits a 100% structural integrity and function
Fifteen (l5) 10 x, 10 meter vegetation plots were monitored using CVS -EEP Level 2 Vegetation
Monitoring Protocol (count both planted and volunteer woody stems) The success criterion for
vegetation is 320 stems per acre in MY -03, 288 stems per acre in MY -04 and 260 stems per acre
in MY -05 Vegetation data was collected by MMI staff during the first week of October, 2013
Based' on the CVS'vegetation monitoring,data for MY- 05,there are 2,350 total woody stems per
acre including planted stems, live stakes and volunteer stems Counting only planted stems and
excluding live stakes there are 604 stems per acre All the vegetation plots met the threshold of
280 stems per acre, except VP 4 with 243 stems per acre Data collected for all the plots are
included in Appendix C Supplemental planting of low density areas was conducted in
November of 2013 The supplemental planting plan is included in Appendix C
The invasive species encountered included multiflora rose (Rosa multiora), Japanese
honeysuckle (Lonicerajaponica) and Japanese stilt grass (microstegium vimineum) Other
invasive species observed included kudzu (Puerar'ra Montana) along the road frontage and
Chinese privet (Ligustrum sinense) The kudzu is found sporadically along the road crossings at
the,base,of the cattle fencing It is being treated (apparently herbicide spray), by the landowner
during routine maintenance so it should not be a concern at this time The long term land steward
should continue to check along the fence fines near the conservation easement in the future,
particularly if there is a change in land use on the property No invasive species are causing
significant problems at this time Tall fescue is also present near the road crossings but is not
dominant
Upper UT to Cane Creek (Pickard)
NCEEP Project Number 395
Mogen`sen Mitigation, Inc
Year 5 Monitoring Report
Year 5 of 5
January 2014

II. Methodology
Monitoring methodologies follow the CVS -EEP Level 2 Vegetation Monitoring Protocol for
Recording Vegetation (Lee et al 2008). All photos were taken with a Nikon digital camera and
are available electronically. A Trimble Hand Held.GPS unit was used to locate veg plot corners,
groundwater gauges and problem areas
All graphics have been done using ArcGIS and are available electronically
Vegetation Methodologies
Fifteen 10 x 10 square meter veg plots were monitored according to the CVS -EEP Level 2
Vegetation Monitoring Protocol Version 4 2 (Lee et al 2006/8) The plot corners were marked
with 1" PVC pipe and flagged with,bright.orange flagging tape Data,collected from each plot is
included in Appendix C. Monitoring plot locations are shown on the maps in Appendix B Plant
identification was aided by the seminal publication Flora of the Carolinas, Virginia, Georgia,
and Surrounding Areas (Schaffle & Weakly)
Stream Methodologies
Twelve cross- sections,and 2,9,17 linear feet of stream long -pro in five separate reaches were
surveyed in October 2013 using a RTK_survey grade GPS' unit. The survey data was plotted
using ARC GIS 10.0 Cross - sectional data was, based on a linear alignment, between end points
marked by metal posts Measurements at each cross - section include•points at point of origin,_
bankfull„ top of bank, toe of slope and , thalweg for each stream side supplemented with photos
Long -pro measurements include thalweg and water surface taken at the head of feature (i e.
riffle, run, pool glide) in addition to pool depths. In addition, visual assessment of in- stream
structures was conducted to determine overall project success Common structure failures
include collapse of structure, undermining, abandonment of channel, and piping around the
structure however, none of this was observed at the Site. Stream assessment data are, included in
Appendix D with cross - sections and monitored stream reaches indicated-on maps in Appendix B
All raw'data supporting the tables, figures and graphs in the appendices are available to NCEEP
upon request
Upper UT to Cane Creek (Pickard)
NCEEP Project Number 395
Mogensen Mitigation, Inc
Year 5 Monitoring Report
Year 5 of 5
January 2014

III. References
Doll, B A, Grabow, G L, Hall, K A, Halley, J, Harman, W A Jennings, G D, Wise, D E.
2003 Stream Restoration A Natural Channel Design Handbook
Lee, Michael T , Peet, Robert K , Roberts, Steven D , Wentworth, Thomas R (2008) CVS -EEP
Protocol for Recording Vegetation Version 4 2
Axiom Environmental, Inc January 2011 Monitoring Report Year #2 Raleigh, NC
Ward Consulting, P C March 2012 Monitoring Report Year #3 Raleigh. NC
Rosgen, D L 1996 Applied river Morphology Wildland Hydrology Books, Pagosa Springs, CO
Weakly, A S (2011) Flora of the Carolinas, Virginia, Georgia and the Surrounding Areas
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Miller, James H Nonnative Invasive Plants of Southern Forests A field guide for identification
and Control USDA Forest Service Southern Research station General Technical Report SRS -62
Wolman, M G 1954 A Method of Sampling Coarse River -Bed Material, Transactions of
American Geophysical Union 35 951 -956 c
Various NCEEP Guideline Documents as noted
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APPENDIX A. PROJECT VICINITY MAP AND BACKGROUND DATA
Upper UT to Cane Creek (Pickard)
NCEEP Project-Number 395
Mogensen Mitigation, Inc
Year,5 Monitoring Report
Year 5 -of 5
January 2014

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Table 1. Project Restoration Components
Tablel Project Components
Upper UT to Cane Creek (Pickard) / EEP# 395 _
Existing-
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Design
IYlrhgadon
Project Component
Linear Feet
Restorahom
Linear Feet
Mitigation
BMP
or ReachlD
(LF) /Acres
Level
Approach
(LF) /Acres
Stationing
Ratio
Unit'
Elements'
Comment
AC
AC
(SMUNVMU)
Excludes 72 -foot
Reach A
1 430 00
R
P1
1 810 76
10+00 -28+10 76
1 1
1-7-38 76
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ROW at Old Dam
Reach B
206500
R
P1
2 118 69
28 +10 76 -49+29 45
11
2 118 69
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Reach
143500
R
P2
1,19458
49 +2945 -61 +2403
11
119458
Reach D
110000
R
Pi
1 357 31
100+00 -113+57 31
11
w1 357 31
Reach E
30000
R_
P1
37325
200+00 -203+73 25
11
37325
Wetlands
13
E
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13
21
065
Wetlands
2
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2
51
04
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LS = Level Spreader N1= Natural Khrabon Area O = Other CF = Cattle Fencing WS = Watenng System CH = Livestock Housing
Non-APpl,cable_ -
Restoration Level
-Stream LF
Riparian Wetland Ac
Ac U land Ac Ac BMP
_ Rtvenne Non- Rrverine
6 782 59
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Restoration
Enhancement
Enhancement I'_
Erharxemerrt II
Crea6ori
Preservation
HQ Preservation
Totals (Feet/Acres)
6,78259 �
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0
41
MU Totals
6783
1 00 _
0
0
0
NOn A hcable_
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Table 2. Project Activity and Reporting History
Table 2. Project Activity and Reporting History
Upper UT to Cane Creek (Pickard) / EEP# 395
Elapsed Time Since Grading Complete
4 yrs38 months
Elapsed Time Since Planting Complete
4 yrs.8'Months
Number of Reporting Years'
5
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Activity or Deliverable
Data Collection Complete
Completion
or'Delivery
Restoration Plan _
Feb -06
Construction
Mar -09'
Site Planting
Mar -09
As -built Drawings
Mar -09
Mitigation Plan (Year 0 Monitoring —
baseline
July -Oct 2008
JUIy -09
Year 1 Monitoring
Oct -09
Nov -09
Year 2 Monitoring,
Sep -10 _
Jan -11
Year 3 Monitoring
Aug -11
Dec -11
Year 4 `Monitoring _ _
Sep -12
Nov` 1,2
Year 5 Monitoring
Oct -13
Nov -13
1 = Equals the number of reports or data points produced, excluding the baseline
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Table 3. Project Contacts Table
- Table 3. Project Contacts Table
Upper UT to Cane Creek (Pickard) / EEP# 395
Designer
URS Corporation
1600 Perimeter Park Drive, Suite 400
Morrisville, North Carolina 27560
Primary Project Design POC
Kathleen McKeithan (919) 461' -1597
Construction Contractor
River Works, Inc.
6105 Chapel Hill Road
Raleigh, NC 27607
Construction Contractor POC
Phillip Todd (919) 582 -3574
Survey Contractor
Level Cross Surveying, PLLC
668 Marsh County Lane
Randleman, North Carolina 23717
Survey contractor POC
Sherri Willard (336) 495 -1713
Planting Contractor
Habitat Assessment S Restoration Program, Inc.
9305 -D Monroe Road
Charlotte, North Carolina 28270
Planting contractor POC
_Karn Blackmon (704) 841 -2841
Seeding Contractor
'River Works, Inc.
6105 Chapel Hill Road
Raleigh, NC 27607
Contractor POC
Phillip Todd (919) 582 -3574
Seed Mix Sources
Green Resource Colfax, NC
POC
Rodney Montgomery (336) 855 -6363
Nursery Stock Suppliers
Strader, Fencing, Inc. Julian, NC
Kenneth Strader (336) =697 -5715
Monitoring Performers
Mogensen Mitigation, Inc.'
P O Box 690429_
Charlotte, North Carolina 28227
Stream Monitoring POC
Melissa Lanza (406) 471 -1028
Vegetation Monitoring POC
Melissa Lanza (406) 471 -1028
Wetland Monitoring POC
Melissa Lanza (406) 471 -1028
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Table 4. Project Attribute Table
Table 4 Project Baseline Information and Attributes
Upper UT to Cane Creek Pickard / EEP# 395
Project County
Alamahce County, North Carolina
Physiographic,Regiori
Piedmont
_ Ecoregion
Carolina Slate Belt^
Project Rifer Basin
Cape Fear
USGS HUC for Project 14 digit)
3030002050050
NCDWQ Sub -basin for Project
3/6/2004
Within extent of EEP Watershed Plan
Cape Fear River Basin Restoration Priorities 2009
WRC'Hab Class Warm, Cool Cold
Warm
% of project easement fenced or demarcated
_ 100%
Beaver activity, observed during design phase?
No,
Restoration Component Attribute Table
Reach A
Reach B
Reach C
Reach D
Reach E
Drainage area
390
1333
1640
892
282
Stream order
first
third
third
third
second
Restored4e th feet
173876
211869
119458
135731
37325
Perennial or Intermittent
perennial
perennial
perennial
perennial
perennial
Watershed,t Rural, Urban, Developing etc
Rural
Watershed ^LULC Distribution e
Managed Herbaceous Coverage
498
Mixed Upland Hardwoods
314
Cultivated
9 9
Southern Yellow Pine
4 6
Deciduous Shrubland
2
Mixed Hardwoods/Conifers
0 9
Unmanaged Herbaceous Upland
0 6
Evergreen Shrubland
0 4
Water Bodies
0 4
Etc
Watershed impervious cover %
<0 1
NCDWQ EAU /Index,number
16 -28
NCDWQ classification
C NSW
303d listecP
No
Upstream of a 303d listed s merd';'
No
Reasons for 303d listing or stressor
NtA
Total acreage of easement
50 75
Total vegetated acreage within the easement
_
Total planted acreage as part of the restoration
41
Ros en classification of pre-existing
E4
Degraded E4
E4
E4
Degraded E4
Rosgen classification of,As'budt
iE4
E4
E4
E4
E4
Valle" type
VIII
VIII
VIII
Vlll
VIII
Valley slope
00083
00041
00045
00046 _
00156
Valle side slope range e 2 -3
Valley toe slope range e g 2 -3
Cowardin classification
R3UB1
R31-161
R3UB1
R31-1131
R31-161
Trout waters designation
No
No
No
No
No
Species of concern, endangered etc ? (Y/M
No
No
No
No
No
Dominant sod series and chafactenstics
Series
Tirzah sdt,loam, Georgewlle silt loam Starr loam, Colfax silt loam
Herndon silt loam and mixed alluvial land
Depth
Cla %
K
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APPENDIX B. VISUAL ASSESSMENT DATA
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NCEEP Project Number 395 Year 5 of 5
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NCEEP Project Number 395 Year 5 of 5
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Vegetation Monitoring Plots MY -05
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Veg Plot 1
Veg Plot 2
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NCEEP Project Number 395 Year 5 of 5
Mogensen Mitigation, Inc. January 2014

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NCEEP Project Number 395 Year 5 of 5
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NCEEP Project Number 395 Year 5 of 5
Mogensen Mitigation, Inc. January 2014

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NCEEP Project Number 395 Year 5 of 5
Mogensen Mitigation, Inc. January 2014

APPENDIX C. VEGETATION PLOT DATA
Upper UT to Cane Creek (Pickard) 44 Year 5 Monitoring Report
NCEEP Project Number,395 Year 5 of 5
Mogensen Mitigation, Inc January 201'4

Table, 7. Vegetation, Plot Criteria Attainment
vegetation e_geta_tionPIot;ID
Vegetation Survival
Threshold Met? (260
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Monitoring Year °05
Planted Stem Density
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Total Stem Density
stems /acre
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1526
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486
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283
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283
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486
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607
1821
'Upper UT to,Cane -Creek (Pickard) 45 Year 5 Mon itonng'Report
iNCEEP Pro)ect`Number 395 Year 5 of 5
,Mogensen Mitigation, Inc January, 2014

Table 8. CVS Metadata
Mogensen
Report Prepared By Mitigation, Inc
Date Prepared 11/14/2013 12 00
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database name v2 3 11 mdb
database location C \Users \Melissa \Downloads
computer name
file size
DESCRIPTION OF
WORKSHEETS IN THIS
DOCUMENT------ - - - - --
Project Code
Description of database file, the report worksheets, and a
Metadata
summary of project(s) and project data
Each project is listed with its PLANTED stems per acre, for
Prof, planted
each year This excludes live stakes
River Basin
Each project is listed with its TOTAL stems per acre, for each year
Prof, total ,stems
This includes live stakes, all planted stems, and all natural /volunteer stems
stream -to -edge width (ft)
List of plots surveyed with location and summary data (live
Plots
stems, dead stems, missing, etc)
Required Plots (calculated)
Frequency distribution of vigor classes for
Vigor
stems for all plots
Frequency distribution of vigor classes
Vigor by Spp
listed by species
List of most frequent damage classes with number of occurrences
Damage
and percent of total stems impacted by each
Damage values tallied by type for °each
Damage by Spp
species
Damage values tallied by type for each
Damage by Plot
plot
Planted Stems by Plot and
A matrix of the count of PLANTED living stems,of each species for
Spp
each plot, dead and missing stems are,excluded
A matrix of the count of total living stems of,each species (planted and natural
ALL Stems by Plot and spp
volunteers combined) for each plot, dead and missing stems are excluded
PROJECT SUMMARY - - - - --
Project Code
395
project Name
UT to Cane Creek
UT to Cane Creek Stream and
Description
Wetland Restoration
River Basin
Cape Fear
length(ft)
678259
stream -to -edge width (ft)
area (sq m)
51 83
Required Plots (calculated)
Sampled Plots
15
Upper UT to Cane Creek (Pickard)
NCEEP Project Number 395
Mogensen Mitigation, Inc
46
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Year 5 of 5
January 2014

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PEBBLE COUNT
Project: Upper UT to Cane Creek (Pickard) Date: 8/28/2013
Location: Reach 1
Particle Counts
Inches
Particle
Millimeter
Riffles
Pools
Total No.
Item %
% Cumulative
Silt/Clay
< 0.062
S/C
0
0%
0%
Very Fine
.062 - .125
S
0
0%
0%
Fine
.125- -25
A
0
0%
0%
Medium
.25- .50
N
0
0%
0%
Coarse
-50 - 1 -0
D
0
0%
0%
.04--08
Very Coarse
1.0 - 2.0
S
18
18%
18%
.08--16
Very Fine
2.0-4.0
20
20%
38%
.16 -.22
Fine
4.0 -5.7
G
11
11%
49%
.22-311 .31
Fine
5.7-8.0
R
8
8%
57%
.31 --44
Medium
8.0 - 11.3
A
7
7%
64%
.44 - .63
Medium
11.3 - 16.0
V
11
11%
75%
.63--89
Coarse
16.0-22.6
E
7
7%
82%
.89-1.26
Coarse
22.6-32-0
L
5
5%
87%
1.26 - 1.77
Very Coarse
32.0-45.0
S
5
5%
92%
1.77-2.5
Very Coarse
45.0 - 64.0
4
1 4%
96%
2.5-3.5
Small
64-90
C
2
2%
98%
3.5-5.0
Small
90-128
0
2
2%
100%
5.0-7.1
Large
128-180
B
0
0%
100%
7.1 - 10.1
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180-256
L
0
0%
100%
10.1 -14.3
Small
256-362
B
0
0%
100%
14.3-20
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362-512
L
0
0%
100%
20-40
Medium
512 - 1024
D
0
0%
100%
40-80
Lr - Very Lr
1024- 2048
R
1
1
1 0
1 0%
1 100%
Bedrock
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0
0%
100%
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100%
90%
80%
Z;'70%
R60%
=50%
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r-
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F
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e o
d16 d35 d50 d84 I
1 -8 1 3.6 5.5 22.3 1 49 -8
Bed Particle Size Distribution
Reach 1
-a- MY -00
(N /A)
- MY -01
MY -02
C MY -03
x MY -04
MY -05
0.1 1 10 100 1000 10000 100000
Particle Size - Millimeter
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MY -02
C MY -03
x MY -04
MY -05
0.1 1 10 100 1000 10000 100000
Particle Size - Millimeter

PEBBLE COUNT
Project: Upper UT to Cane Creek (Pickard) Date: 8/28/2013
Location: Reach 2
Particle Counts
Inches
Particle
Millimeter
v
Riffles
Pools
Total No.
Item %
% Cumulative
Silt/Cla
0.062
5/C
0
O%
O%
Very Fine
062-.125
S
O
O%
O%
Fine
.125-25 .25
A
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0
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O%
Medium
.25-50 .50
N
1
196
1 %
Coarse
.50 - 1.0
D
O
O%
1 %
.04 -.08
1 Very Coarse
1.0-2.0
S
_
1 74
74%
75%
.08-16
Very Fine
2.0-4.0
8
8%
83%
16-22 .22
Fine
4.0-5.7
G
4
4%
87%
.22-31 .31
Fine
5.7-80
R
9
9%
96%
.31-44 .44
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8.0 - 11.3
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2
2%
98%
.44-63 .63
Medium
113-160
V
1
1 %
99%
63-89 .89
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16.0-22.6
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0
0%
99%
.89-1.26
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22.6-32.0
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0
O%
99%
1.26-1.77
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32.0-45.0
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O
O%
99%
1.77-2.5
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45-0-64.01
1 O
O%
99%
2.5-3.5
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64-90
C
1
1%
100%
3.5-5.0
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90-128
O
0
O%
100%
5.0-7.1
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128-180
B
0
O%
100%
7.1 - 10.1
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180-256
L
0
O%
100%
10.1 - 14.3
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256-362
B
O
O%
100%
14.3-20
Small
362-512
L
O
0%
100%
20-40
Medium
512-1024
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O
O%
100%
40-80
Lr - Very Lrq
11024 - 20481..
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O
1 0% 1
100%
Bedrock
BDRK
O
0% 1
100%
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100%
90%
80%
j 70%
60%
E
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m 40%
r
30%
c
LL 20%
e
10%
0%
d16 d35 d50 d84 d95
0.1 1.3 1.6 4.8 6.5
Bed Particle Size Distribution
Reach 2
- MY -00 (N /A)
9 MY -01
- d. MY -02
0 MY -03
x MY -04
MY -05
0.1 1 10 100 1000 10000 100000
Particle Size - Millimeter
68
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- MY -00 (N /A)
9 MY -01
- d. MY -02
0 MY -03
x MY -04
MY -05
0.1 1 10 100 1000 10000 100000
Particle Size - Millimeter
68

PEBBLE COUNT
Project: Upper UT to Cane Creek (Pickard) Date: 8/28/2013
Location: Reach 3
Particle Counts
Inches
Particle
Millimeter
Riffles
Pools
Total No.
Item %
% Cumulative
Silt/Clay
< 0.062
S/C .
O
O%
0%
Very Fine
.062 - .125
S
0
0%
0%
Fine
.125 - .25
A
0
0%
0%
Medium
.25 - .50
N
0
0%
0%
Coarse
.50 - 1.0
D
0
0%
O%
.04 -.08
Very Coarse
1.0-2.0
S
1
34
1 34%
34%
08 - .16
Very Fine
2.0 - 4.0
5
5%
39%
16 - .22
Fine
4.0-5.7
G
6
6%
45%
22 -.31
Fine
5.7 -8.0
R
16
16%
61%
.31 -.44
Medium
8.0-11.3
A
10
10%
71%
.44 - .63
Medium
11.3-16.0
V
7
7%
78%
.63-89 .89
Coarse
16.0-22.6
E
6
6%
84%
.89-1.26
Coarse
22.6-32.0
L
3
3%
87%
1.26 - 1.77
Very Coarse
32.0-45.0
S
8
8%
95%
1.77-2.5
Very Coarse
45.0-64.0
_
3
3%
98%
2.5-3.5
Small
64-90
C
_
O
0%
98%
3.5-5.0
Small
90-128
O
2
2%
100%
5-0-7.1
Large
128-180
B
0
0%
100%
7.1 - 10 1
Lar a
180-256
L
0
0%
100%
10.1 -14.3
Small
256-362
B
0
0%
100%
14.3 - 20
Small
362-512
.. L::.:.
0
0%
100%
20-40
Medium
512 - 1024.
D
0
0%
100%
40-80
Lr - Very Lrq
1024 - 2048
:: R::: >:
0
0%
100%
Bedrock
-BDRK
0
0%
100%
Totals 100 100% 100%
i
100%
90%
80%
70%
5 60%
50%
U
40%
t
30%
20%
LL
10%
0%
0.1
d16 d35 d50 d84 d95
1.4 2.2 6.5 11.2 43.0
Bed Particle Size Distribution
Reach 3
0
Q
10 100 1000
Particle Size - Millimeter
69
10000 100000
-a- MY -00
(N /A)
�- MY -01
- ._- MY -02
o MY -03
x MY -04
MY -05

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PEBBLE COUNT
Project: Upper UT to Cane Creek (Pickard) Date: 8/28/2013
Location: Reach 4
Particle Counts
Inches
Particle
Millimeter
I Riffles
Pools
Total No.
Item %
% Cumulative
_
Silt/Clay_
< 0.062
S /C'
0
0%
0%
Very Fine
.062- .125
S
0
0%
0%
Fine
.125-25 .25
A
0
0%
0%
Medium
25-50 .50
N
4
4%
4%
Coarse
.50- 1.0
D
0
0%
4%
.04-.08
Very Coarse
1.0 - 2.0
S
38
38%
42%
.08-16 .16
Very Fine
2.0-4.0
8
8%
50%
.16 - .22
Fine
4.0-5.7
G
3
3%
53%
.22 - .31
Fine
5.7-8.0
R
10
10%
63%
.31 -.44
Medium
8.0 - 11.3
A_
10
10%
73%
44 - .63
Medium
11.3 - 16.0
V
11
11%
84%
.63 - .89
Coarse
16-0-22.6
E
4
4%
88%
89 - 1.26
Coarse
22-6-32-0
L
2
2%
90%
1.26-1.77
Very Coarse
32.0-45.0
S
3
3%
93%
1.77-2.5
Very Coarse
45.0-64-0
3
3%
96%
2.5-3.5
Small
64-90
C
0
0%
96%
3.5-5.0
Small
90- 128
0
3
3%
99%
5.0 - 7.1
Large
128- 180
B
0
0%
99%
7.1 -10.1
Large
180-256
L
1
1%
100%
10.1 -14.3
Small
256-362
B
0
0%
100%
14.3-20
Small
362-512
L
0
0%
100%
20-40
Medium
512- 1024
D
0
0%
100%
40-80
Lr - Very Lrg
1024 - 2048
R
0
0%
100%
Bedrock
BDRK
0
0%
100%
Totals 100 100% 100%
100%
90%
80%
Z70%
'-° 60%
5
50%
U
= 40%
m
H 30%
c 20%
LL
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0%
0.1
d16 d35 d50 d84 d95
1.3 1.8 3.9 10.5 51.0
Bed Particle Size Distribution
Reach 4
1 10 100 1000
Particle Size - Millimeter
70
-0 MY -00
(N /A)
9 - MY -01
- MY -02
o MY -03
x MY -04
MY -05
10000 100000

PEBBLE COUNT
Project: Upper UT to Cane Creek (Pickard) Date: 8/28/2013
Location: Reach 5
Particle Counts
Inches
Particle
Millimeter
Riffles
Pools
Total No.
Item %
% Cumulative
Silt/Clay
< 0.062
S/C
O
0%
0%
Very Fine
.062 - .125
S
0
0%
0%
Fine
.125-25 .25
A
0
0%
0%
Medium
.25-50 .50
N
0
0%
O%
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.50-1.0
D
0
0%
0%
.04 -.08
Very Coars
1.0-2.0
S
34
34%
34%
.08-16 .16
Very Fine
2.0-4.0
4
4%
38%
.16 - .22
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4.0-5.7
G
0
0%
38%
.22 - .31
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5.7-8.0
R -
10
10%
48%
.31 - .44
Medium
8.0-11.3
A
15
15%
63%
.44-63 .63
Medium
11.3-16.0
V
8
8%
71%
.63-89 .89
Coarse
16.0-22.6
E
10
10%
81%
.89-1.26
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22.6-32.0
L
4
4%
85%
1.26 - 1.77
Very Coars
32.0-45.0
S
7
7%
92%
1.77-2.5
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45-0-64.0
3
1 3%
95%
2.5-3.5
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64-90
C
2
2%
97%
3.5-5.0
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90-128
O
0
0%
97%
5.0-7.1
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128-180
B
3
3%
100%
7.1 - 10.1
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180-256
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0
0%
100%
10.1 - 14.3
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256-362
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0
0%
100%
14.3-20
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362-512
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0%
100%
20-40
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512-1024
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0%
100%
40 - 80
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100%
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