20210364 Ver 1_More Information Requested_20220706

Strickland, Bev
From: Cohn, Colleen M
Sent: Wednesday, July 6, 2022 10:34 AM
To: John Farmer; [e-mail]; Keith Gualtieri
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Subject: RE: [External] RE: PNG SAW-2021-01288 Line 142; Wake and Johnston Counties, NC
Attachments: Copy of PNG Line 142 Buffer Totals 5 Jul 22 - Mitigation.xlsx
Thanks, John, that spreadsheet was very helpful.
I added the reasonings/table of uses information as noted on the Buffer Impact Maps to help show which impacts
require mitigation. I added together the total Zone 1 impacts in Column H and utilized the Zone 1 multiplier (3:1) in
Column I. With the multiplier, it looks like a grand total of 575,700 square feet of mitigation (191,900 square feet of
Zone 1 buffer impacts requiring mitigation), but please skim the spreadsheet (attached) to double check me!
Colleen Cohn
Environmental Specialist II
North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality
Division of Water Resources
Raleigh Regional Office
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Raleigh, NC 27609
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Good Afternoon Colleen:
We will secure the riparian buffer SOA as requested. Please find attached the Z1 and Z2 permanent and temporary
buffer encroachments in square feet.
Using the table, please confirm the total buffer credits required for the Line 142 project.
Note: There are 11 non -jurisdictional resources that are indicated on NRCS mapping. These resources are labeled NJ1 to
NJ11 in the table.
Thanks!
John Farmer
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Energy Land and Infrastructure, PLLC
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Hi all,
I'm finishing up my review, and I think the last thing I need is an updated Buffer SOA as you've added the extra exhibits
of allowable with mitigation impacts, but I do not see an updated buffer SOA. Zone 1 impacts are at a 3:1 ratio.
Thanks,
Colleen Cohn
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North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality
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Good Morning David:
Please find attached the revised SOA for the 1.58 wetland acre credits.
Sincerely,
John Farmer
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From: Bailey, David E CIV USARMY CESAW (USA) <[e-mail]>
Sent: Tuesday, June 14, 2022 2:11 PM
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No problem, Keith. One item I just noticed was that, based on your updated impacts spreadsheet, the compensatory
mitigation requirement for wetland impacts will be 1.576 riparian wetland mitigation credits. However, your statement
of availability (SOA) from RES (dated 5/19/2022) only notes 1.45 riparian wetland mitigation credits. Please submit an
updated SOA from your chosen mitigation provider. Thanks.
-Dave Bailey
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David,
That is great news! Thanks for the follow up.
Keith Gualtieri, PE
Principal — Virginia Operations
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Hi Keith, and thank you for your email and explanation. The plans and updated impact table appear to be correct and
suitable for permitting. I believe that the Corps' requirements are satisfied. I will send a provisional permit verification
(pending issuance of the 401) later today. Please let me know if you have any questions.
-Dave Bailey
David E. Bailey, PWS
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David,
John's taking PTO this week, but I believe I can respond your comments. The attached Excel file has been updated to
address the specific comments noted in your email below. We checked the acreage of permanent and temporary
impacts to come up with the updated numbers for the specific wetlands in question.
Temporary impacts were added to the table attached to address Comment #1.
Below is the rationale behind how the numbers were derived to address Comment #2 using Wetland W7E as an
example.
2a. Site ti Za1. Reason
2b. Impact Type 2c. Type of We
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W7E-A
©pen cut, temporary wetland crossing/mat placement, potential
sheet pile, dewatering structure. Permanent impact due to
transition of forested to non -forest wetland.
P Headwater Forest
W7E-B Temporary wetland crossing/mat placement. Temporary impact
within temporary easement.
T Head wate€ Forest
For W7E-A Value in column 2g ImpactArea - Temporary is the impact created by clearing in the portion of
the wetland that lies within the permanent 50 ft easement outside of the 30 ft maintained corridor. After construction,
this area will be allowed to grow back in naturally.
Value in column 2g ImpactArea—Permanent is the impact crated by the conversion of the
forested wetland to a non -forested wetland in 30 ft portion of the 50 ft permanent easement that will be maintained
going forward.
For W7E-B Value in column 2g ImpactArea - Temporary is the impact created by clearing in the portion of
the wetland that lies within the temporary construction easement adjacent to 50 ft permanent easement. After
construction, this area will be allowed to grow back in naturally.
No revisions were made to the plan sheets based upon the comments provided. Please confirm the information
provided herein addresses your comments. Thank you.
W. Keith Gualtieri, P.E.
Principal - Virginia Operations
Energy Land & Infrastructure, LLC (PLLC in NC)
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Hi John. I had a chance to review the plans this morning. Most of the items I noted previously were completed and look
ok for permitting. There are a few items that I still need to be clarified, and I have itemized them below:
1) Drawing Number PNG-C-142-0001062: only permanent conversion impacts appear to have been calculated
(Impacts W4E and F). However, temporary (non -permanent conversion impacts also appear to be shown, and
need to be added to the Wetland Impacts table;
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Impact table
WETLAND W4E
FORESTED
HDD BORE,
TEMPORARY WETLAND CROSSING 1
MAT PLACEMENT_
PERMANENT IMPACT DUE TO
TRANSITION OF FORESTED TO
NON -FORESTED WERAND-
WETLAND W4F
FORESTED
OPEN CUT FOR GAS LINE
TEMPORARY WETLAND CROSSING
DEWATERING STRUCTURE
PERMANENT IMPACT DUE TO
TRANSIT ION OF FORESTED TO
NON -FORESTED WETI-AND-
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1- SEE LINE 142 CLEARING REOOIREMENTS ON
2) The following comments are all related to Impact calculations (i.e. permanent conversion vs. temporary only),
where impacts shown on the plan sheets do not appear to match the impacts reported in the Impact Table. It's
possible that a detailed explanation about how these impacts were calculated at each site would be useful. That
said, my comments below are based on the assumption that, for conventional trenching wetland crossings, the
entirety of the 50-foot ROW will be maintained as herbaceous wetlands, and the remainder of those crossings
would be temporary -only impacts:
a. Drawing Number PNG-C-142-0001068 (1 crossing):
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in Wetland Impact Table do not /
TRANSITION OF FORESTED TO �� r — \ 1 1
appear to align with scaled impacts 1 NON FORESTED WETLAND_ _ 7/ ▪ ; - - ; I / / / /
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STREAM (S25) (PERENNIAL) \\\ \ \ _ i' / / / MAT PLACEMENT, TEMPORARY IMPACT
OPEN CUT FOR GAS LINE, \\ \ �' / / / / DUE TO TRANSITION OF FORESTED TO
TEMPORARY STREAM CROSSING/MAT \\\\� / / ! / // NON -FOREST WETLANDS_
PLACEMENT. .\�.\ / / /
b. Drawing Number PNG-C-142-0001069 (2 crossings):
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FORESTED
TEMPORARY WETLAND CROSSING
MAT PLACEMENT, TEMPORARY
IMPACT DUE TO TRANSITION OF
FORESTED TO NON -FORESTED
WETLANDS_
WETLAND W9-A
FORESTED
OPEN CUT FOR GAS LINE,
TEMPORARY WETLAND CROSSING 1
MAT PLACEMENT, POTENTIAL
SHEET PILE, DEWATERING
STRUCTURE.
PERMANENT IMPACT DUE TO
TRANSITION OF FORESTED TO
NON -FORESTED WETLAND.
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Impact W9-B scales to
0.262 ac
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FORESTED
OPEN CUT FOR GAS LINE,
TEMPORARY WETLAND CROSSING .+
MAT PLACEMENT, POTENTIAL
SHEET PILE, DEWATERING
STRUCTURE.
PERMANENT IMPACT DUE TO
TRANSITION OF FORESTED TO
NON -FORESTED WETLAND.
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0.041 ac
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STREAM (S27) (INTERMITTENT)
OPEN CUT FOR GAS LINE,
TEMPORARY STREAM CROSSING/MAT
PLACEMENT,
POTENTIAL BLASTING,
DEWATERING STRUCTURE
Impacts reported for W8A and B in
Wetland Impact Table do not
appear to align with scaled impacts
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TEMPORARY WETLAND CROSSING/
MAT PLACEMENT, TEMPORARY
IMPACT DUE TO TRANSITION OF
FORESTED TO NON -FORESTED
WETLANDS.
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FORESTED
TEMPORARY WETLAND CROSSING!
MAT PLACEMENT.
TEMPORARY IMPACT DUE TO TRANSmON OF
FORESTED TO NON -FORESTED WETLANDS_
WETLAND W9C-A
FORESTED
OPEN CUT FOR GAS LINE,
TEMPORARY WETLAND CROSSING /
MAT PLACEMENT.
POTENTIAL SHEET PILE, DEWATERING
STRUCTURE.
PERMANENT IMPACT DUE TO TRANSITION OF
FORESTED TO NON -FORESTED WETLANDS
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OPEN CUT FOR GAS LINE,
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MAT PLACEMENT_
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STRUCTURE.
PERMANENT- INPACT DUE TO TRANSRI(
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STREAM {529) (INTERMITTENT)
TEMPORARY STREAM CROSSING
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NOTES:
1- SEE LINE 142 CLEARING REQUIREMENTS ON SI-EET 79
WETLAND W90-B
FORESTED
TEMPORARY WETLAND CROSSING!
MAT PLACEMENT.
TEMPORARY IMPACT DIIE TO TRANSITION OF
FORESTED TO NON -FORESTED WETLANDS.
WETLAND W9D-A
FORESTED
OPEN CUT FOR GAS LINE,
TEMPORARY WETLAND CROSSING f
MAT PLACEMENT.
POTENTIAL SHEET PILE, DEWATERING
STRUCTURE.
PERMANENT IMPACT DUE TO TRANSITION OF
FORESTED TO NON -FORESTED WETLANDS_
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TEMPORARY WETLAND CROSSING f
MAT PLACEMENT
TEMPORARY IMPACT DUE TO TRANSITION OF
FORESTED TO NON -FORESTED WETLANDS.
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Please submit the revised plans and impact summary table (via e-mail is fine), or justify your existing calculations, within
30 days of receipt of this Notification, otherwise we may deny verification of the use of the Nationwide Permit or
consider your application withdrawn and close the file.
Please let me know if you have any questions.
Sincerely,
Dave Bailey
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David E. Bailey, PWS
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From: John Farmer <[e-mail]>
Sent: Friday, May 13, 2022 12:28 PM
To: Bailey, David E CIV USARMY CESAW (USA)<[e-mail]>
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Good Afternoon David:
Please find attached the link for the revised plans and water resource impact tables for SAW-2021-01288 Line 142 as a
result of our conference call on 6 May 2022.
Sincerely,
PNG SAW-2021-01288 Line 142
John L. Farmer, PE, CPESC, TN QHP
Energy Land & Infrastructure, LLC (PLLC in NC)
745 South Church Street, Suite 805
Murfreesboro, TN 37130
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PNG Line 142 Stream Buffer Encroachments
Stream Z1 Permanent (SF) Z1 Temporary (SF) Z2 Permanent (SF) Z2 Temporary (SF) Mitigation: Zone 1 Impacts (Total) Mitigation Required*
*
S1 2374 2626 1970 2098 y 5000 15000 Perm Maint Corridor >30ft
S2 3017 1811 2013 1206 y 4828 14484 Perm Maint Corridor >30ft
S3 3839 2530 2480 1833 y 6369 19107 Non -Perpendicular Crossing
S4 3586 832 3722 2665 y 4418 13254 Perm Maint Corridor >30ft
S5 3272 2407 2695 1437 y 5679 17037 Perm Maint Corridor >30ft
S6 0 1856 0 1453 n Less than 50ft construction corridor, less than 30 ft perm
S7 1272 0 847 0 n Less than 50ft construction corridor, less than 30 ft perm
S8 1273 0 848 0 n Less than 50ft construction corridor, less than 30 ft perm
S9 1207 0 804 0 n Less than 50ft construction corridor, less than 30 ft perm
S10 1439 0 803 0 n Less than 5 *Note, maps say non -perpendicular crossing, but have the angle as 94 degrees
S11 1331 0 901 0 n Less than 5 *Note, I'm measuring this as a perpendicular crossing
S12 3692 2952 2649 1566 y 6644 19932 Non -Perpendicular Crossing
S13/14 0 5432 0 1309 y 5432 16296 Non -Perpendicular Crossing
S15 3318 2321 2212 704 y 5639 16917 Non -Perpendicular Crossing
S16 3313 2100 2291 1385 y 5413 16239 Perm Maint Corridor >30ft
S17 3456 1860 3149 1516 y 5316 15948 Perm Maint Corridor >30ft
S18 2405 0 1301 0 y 2405 7215 Non -Perpendicular Crossing
S19/20 5145 2725 2078 1341 y 7870 23610 Perm Maint Corridor >30ft
S21 3397 1855 3318 1162 y 5252 15756 Perm Maint Corridor >30ft
S22 3005 1800 2003 1600 y 4805 14415 Perm Maint Corridor >30ft
S23 3928 2556 2194 1669 y 6484 19452 Perm Maint Corridor >30ft
S24 6332 2881 2487 1515 y 9213 27639 Non -Perpendicular Crossing
S25 3025 1919 2656 1876 y 4944 14832 Perm Maint Corridor >30ft
S26 3798 3570 2356 3496 y 7368 22104 Perm Maint Corridor >30ft
S27 3161 1904 2107 1268 n Included in wetland mitigation
S28 3000 1800 2000 1200 y 4800 14400 Perm Maint Corridor >30ft
S29/30 3000 1800 2000 1200 n Included in wetland mitigation
S31 3368 2090 2261 1361 y 5458 16374 Perm Maint Corridor >30ft
S32 1670 2500 985 1300 y 4170 12510 Perm Maint Corridor >30ft
S33/34 3260 1799 2160 1307 y 5059 15177 Perm Maint Corridor >30ft
S35 3015 3665 2995 1480 y 6680 20040 Non -Perpendicular Crossing
S36 3079 2032 2066 1372 y 5111 15333 Perm Maint Corridor >30ft
S37/38 842 4055 743 3983 y 4897 14691 Non -Perpendicular Crossing
TOTAL 91819 65678 63094 44302 139254 417762
NRCS
NJ1 0 3000 0 2000 n Included in wetland mitigation
NJ2 3751 695 2508 468 y 4446 13338 Perm maint corridor >30 ft
NJ3 1201 0 801 0 n Included in wetland mitigation
NJ4 3360 3382 2241 2241 y 6742 20226 Perm maint corridor >30 ft
NJ5 3013 2596 2009 2470 y 5609 16827 Perm maint corridor >30 ft
NJ6 3912 5937 2614 3519 y 9849 29547 Perm maint corridor >30 ft
NJ7 3007 3305 2005 2207 y 6312 18936 Perm maint corridor >30 ft
NJ8 678 4180 610 2628 y 4858 14574 Perm maint corridor >30 ft
NJ9 3090 1854 2060 1236 y 4944 14832 Perm maint corridor >30 ft
NJ10 3178 1908 2119 1271 y 5086 15258 Perm maint corridor >30 ft
NJ11 3000 1800 2000 1200 y 4800 14400 Perm maint corridor >30 ft
TOTAL 28190 28657 18967 19240 52646 157938
GRANDTOTAL 120009 94335 82061 63542 191900 575700