20090858 Ver 2_Year 5 Addendum_20150604

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Memo
10055 Red Run Blvd.
Suite 130
Owings Mills, MD
Katie Merritt, DWR
21117
To: Karen Higgins, DWR
412 N. 4th St. Suite 300
From: Daniel Ingram, RES
Baton Rouge, LA
70802
cc: File
1307 Broad Street
Camden, SC
Date: June 4, 2015
29020
1514 South Church Street
Carl Lloyd Site — Year 5 Monitoring
Suite 103
Re: Addendum
Charlotte, NC
28203
Per the September 5, 2014 letter from Karen Higgins (DWR) referencing the Year 5
monitoring and closeout of the Carl Lloyd Bank Parcel, RES has completed the
remaining maintenance items. This addendum to the Year 5 monitoring report
documents the work performed, requests the final credit release, and site closeout.
Specific maintanance activities are described below.
1. Replant Buffer Restoration Area 6 with sufficient containerized stock to bring
the stem count density to 320 stems per acre.
RES staff planted 35 trees in Restoration Area 6 (0.1 acre). This density exceeds the
320 stems per acre criterion. All trees were three gallon containerized stock and
averaged 5 -7 feet tall. Species include river birch, white oak, red oak, willow oak,
sycamore, tulip tree, and green ash. This work was performed on June 2, 2015.
Representative photos of the planted trees are included below.
2. Address the encroachment /sediment issue along the east side of Buffer
Restoration Area 1.
RES staff re -set the existing silt fence and marked the easement boundary with
several flexible PVC markers. The markers are spaced approximately 50 feet apart
and provide a continuous visual boundary from the adjacent cricket field. The
released sediment into the easement did not enter the restoration area and has been
stabilized by volunteer herbaceous vegetation. The adjacent disturbed area is
stabilized and does not pose a continued threat to the restoration area. This work was
performed on June 2, 2015. Representative photographs of the sediment and
easement markers are included below.
3. Aggressively mark all easement boundaries, especially in the encroachment
areas identified.
RES staff marked the easement boundary with flexible PVC markers approximately
four feet tall. Each marker includes a placard clearly identifying the area as protected
conservation easement with no encroachment allowed. In addition, the previously
place corner marker poles were inspected and are still intact. The supplemental
markers were place a maximum of 100 feet apart in most areas and approximately 40
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feet apart in areas of documented or potential encroachment. This work was performed on June 2,
2015. Representative photos of easement marking is included below.
With this Year 5 Monitoring Report Addendum RES requests a final closeout site visit (if needed) and
release of the final 4.55 lb -N and 0.13 lb -P. Please let me know if any additional information is required to
complete the closeout.
Daniel Ingram
NC Regulatory Manager
RES

Planted sycamore in Easement Area 6.
Planted white oak in Easement Area 6.

Planted red oak in Easement Area 6.
Stabilized sediment and easement marking along cricket field and Easement Area 1.

Silt fence and stabilization along cricket field and Easement Area 1.
Typical flexible easement marker.

Typical supplemental easement markers.
Typical existing corner marker pole.