HomeMy WebLinkAboutSite Inspection 6.12.23 NC 69Wetland Inspection Report
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20190210
NCDOT - NC 69 Widening (A-0011C)
Clay
NCDOT - NC 69 Widening (A-0011C)
NC DOT Division 14 - Sylva
6/12/2023
Routine
Site Inspection (DOT)
Version: 2 Status:Issued
Project Type:Road/Highway Widening
Region:Asheville
Longitude:-83° 49' 32''+35° 00'
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Primary Inspector:Phone:Robert K Mitchell
Facility Compliance Status:Compliant Not Compliant
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Program Areas:401 (includes isolated/non-404)
Permit (401 WQC)
Site inspection was conducted on June 12, 2023 by Kevin Mitchell with the Asheville Regional Office. Scott Stalcup,
Brian Luther, and Reid Whitehead were present during the inpsection. The following are items that need attention:
- Station 149+00 LT - Sediment was observed in the JS. Appears to be originating from the existing culvert under NC
69. Sediment was removed 6.12.23 and 6.13.23. Photos documenting cleanup were received on 6.13.23.
- Station 203+25 LT - SDO needs maintenance before next rain event.
The culvert at Station 149+00 needs to be a high priority due to multiple sediment losses in the recieving stream.
Continue to meet NPDES cover requirements.
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20190210
6/12/2023
Blazer, Keith
Site Inspection (DOT)Routine
Permit (401 WQC)Yes No NA NE
Does the impact(s) match what was approved in the 401 WQC or non 404 permit?
Are the culverts and/or filled areas installed properly?
Is the site compliant with additional conditions of the 401 WQC or non 404 permit?
Sediment was observed in the JS at Station 149+00 LT. Measures are in place above JS. The loss does
not appear to have originated from construction activities, but from possible culvert failure in the
existing pipe. There was a crew addressing the sediment in the JS. Photos documenting cleanup were
received on 6.13.23.
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