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MONITORING YEAR 1 REPORT
Rosewood Mitigation Bank Parcel
Wildlands Holdings III, LLC
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 INTRODUCTION.....................................................................................................................2
1.1 Project Description................................................................................................................. 2
1.2 Bank Sponsor.......................................................................................................................... 2
1.3 Project History........................................................................................................................ 2
1.4 Project Location...................................................................................................................... 2
1.5 Project Design......................................................................................................................... 2
2 VEGETATION MONITORING....................................................................................................3
2.1 Success Criteria....................................................................................................................... 3
2.2 Description of Species and Monitoring Protocol................................................................... 4
2.3 Results of Vegetation Monitoring..........................................................................................4
2.4 Parcel Adaptive Management................................................................................................ 5
2.5 Conclusions.............................................................................................................................5
3 REFERENCES..........................................................................................................................7
LIST OF TABLES
Table 1
Project Reporting History
Table 2
Tree Species Selected for Buffer Restoration
Table 3
Character/Existing Tree Species
Table 4
Monitoring Plot Summary — Planting (As -Built)
Table 5
Monitoring Plot Summary — Year 1
APPENDICES
Appendix A: Figures
Figure 1 Vicinity Map
Figure 2 Credit Service Area Map
Figure 3 Credit Generation Map
Figure 4 Monitoring Components Map
Appendix B: Bank Credit Ledger
Appendix C: Vegetation Assessment Data
Table 6 Vegetation Plot Success Summary
Table 7 Stem Count Total and Planted Species by Vegetation Plot
Appendix D: Vegetation Monitoring Plot Photos and Data Results
Appendix E: Overview Photographs
Appendix F: Additional Documentation
Encroachment Letter
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1.0 Introduction
1.1 Project Description
The Rosewood Mitigation Bank Parcel (Parcel) is part of Wildlands Holdings III, LLC, Black Dirt and
Rosewood Nutrient Offset and Buffer Mitigation Bank (Bank). The Bank Parcel Development Package
(BPDP) was approved in July 2022. Three unnamed tributaries (UT1, UT2, and UT3) and six ditches (D1,
D2, D3, D4, D5, and D6) flow to the project feature UT to Charles Branch, which extends for
approximately 2 miles until it flows into Charles Branch. Charles Branch subsequently flows into the
Neuse River. The primary purpose of the project is to provide riparian buffer mitigation credits and
nutrient offset credits to compensate for unavoidable impacts in the Neuse River Basin 03020201
Hydrologic Unit Code (HUC) outside the Falls Lake Watershed. The project has been planned, designed,
and constructed according to the BPDP, the Consolidated Buffer Mitigation Rule 15A NCAC 02B .0295
(effective November 1, 2015), and Nutrient Offset Credit Trading 15A NCAC 02B .0703. The Bank service
area is depicted in Figure 2.
The Parcel was restored to provide ecological and water quality enhancements to the Neuse River Basin
by creating a functional riparian corridor and restoring the riparian areas along UT to Charles Branch,
three unnamed tributaries (UT1, UT2, and UT3), and three project ditches (D1, D2, and D3). Three non -
project ditches (D4, D5, and D6) also exist within the Parcel. Prior to planting, the Parcel was open row
crop fields. Approximately 47.1 acres have been protected along the project features by permanent
conservation easement. The conservation easement was recorded on the Parcel in July 2022.
1.2 Bank Sponsor
The Rosewood Mitigation Parcel is a part of the Bank. The Umbrella Mitigation Banking Instrument
(UMBI) for the Bank was signed in February, 2022.
Wildlands Holdings M, LLC
1430 South Mint Street, Suite 104
Charlotte, NC 28203
Phone: [phone]
Attn: John Hutton
Email: [e-mail]
1.3 Project History
Project history is provided in Table 1.
Table 1. Project Reporting History
Activity
Completion Date
Wildlands Holdings III, LLC Black Dirt & Rosewood UMBI
February 2022
Bank Parcel Development Package Approved
July 2022
Conservation Easement
July 2022
Bare Root Planting
February 2023
As -Built & Baseline Monitoring Document
July 2023
Year 1 Monitoring Completed
September 2023
1.4 Project Location
The Parcel is in Wayne County, approximately six miles west of the City of Goldsboro (Figure 1). To reach
the Parcel from the City of Raleigh, travel on 1-40 East for approximately 10 miles, following signs for
Benson/Wilmington. Take exit 309 for US-70 E toward Smithfield/Goldsboro. Continue on US-70 E for
approximately 34 miles then turn right on Community Drive. In 2.2 miles turn right onto NC-581 S. Drive
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for 0.7 miles and the Parcel will be on the right and is accessible via a dirt road alongside the house at
753 NC 581. (35.406567 N,-78.075854 W). The project is located within the Neuse River Basin 14-digit
HUC 03020201200030 and NCDWR Subbasin 03-04-12. The Parcel was restored for riparian buffer
mitigation credit and nutrient offset credit in the Neuse River Basin HUC 03020201 outside of the Falls
Lake Watershed (Figure 2).
1.5 Project Design
The Parcel will generate 16.5 acres of Neuse riparian buffer credits. Additionally, the Parcel will generate
25.5 acres of nutrient offset credits, which creates 95,357.582 pounds of nitrogen offset credits. Parcel
credit generation is shown in Figure 3. The revegetation plan for the Parcel included planting of bare
root trees and controlling invasive species growth. Bare root trees selected for the Parcel were native
bottomland hardwood species typical for Coastal communities as defined by Schafale (2012). The
species composition planted was selected based on the desired community type, occurrence of species
in riparian areas adjacent to the Parcel, and best professional judgement. Tree species selected for
planting on the Parcel as well as size specifications, planting density, and planting composition are
detailed in Table 2.
Table 2. Tree Species Selected for Buffer Restoration
Scientific Name
Common Name
Size
(feet)
Planting Density
(Stems/Acre)
Planting Composition
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Boxelder
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River Birch
2-3
74
15%
Diospyros virginiona
Persimmon
2-3
49
10%
Magnolia virginiona
Sweetbay Magnolia
2-3
25
5%
Platanus occidentalis
American Sycamore
2-3
74
15%
Populus deltoides
Cottonwood
2-3
49
10%
Prunus serotina
Black Cherry
2-3
49
10%
Quercus falcato
Southern Red Oak
2-3
25
5%
Quercus nigra
Water Oak
2-3
49
10%
Quercus pagoda
Cherrybark Oak
2-3
49
10%
Totals
492
100%
Natural recruitment of desirable Character Tree species shall be counted towards the survival and
success rate of the Parcel. Character Trees are defined as planted or volunteer species identified from a
survey of local vegetation on less degraded sections of the specified stream and from reference
literature that details native species. A list of Character Tree species (other than the planted species) is
included in Table 3.
Table 3. Character/Existing Tree and Shrub Species
Scientific Name
Common Name
Wetland Indicator Status
Acerrubrum
Red Maple
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Liquidambar styraciflua
Sweetgum
FAC
Ilex opoca
American Holly
FACU
Liriodendron tulipifera
Tulip Poplar
FAC
Salix nigra
Black Willow
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Vegetation Monitoring
2.1 Success Criteria
Buffer vegetative success criteria are based upon the density and growth of species as defined in Tables
2 & 3. Vegetative success criteria are based upon guidelines set forth in the Consolidated Buffer
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Mitigation Rule 15A NCAC 02B .0295 (effective November 1, 2015). This is defined as the survival of at
least four native hardwood tree species, where no one species is greater than 50% of the established
planted stems, and an established density of at least 260 planted trees per acre at the end of the fifth
year of monitoring.
If vegetative success criteria are not achieved based on acreage density calculations from combined
monitoring plots over the entire restoration area, or if an inspection of a buffer restoration area
indicates that portions of the Parcel do not have sufficient stem density or are otherwise deficient,
supplemental planting shall be performed with tree species approved by the North Carolina Division of
Water Resources (NCDWR). Supplemental planting shall be performed as needed until vegetative
success criteria are met. No quantitative measurements of herb assemblages will be required to meet
the vegetative success criteria.
2.2 Description of Species and Monitoring Protocol
The quantity of monitoring plots was determined in accordance with the Carolina Vegetative Sampling
(CVS) Protocols (Level II) such that at least 2 percent of restoration areas is encompassed in monitoring
plots. A total of 12 plots (10 meters by 10 meters) were established within the credit generation area.
PVC pipe was used to mark the four corners of the plots. Monitoring plot locations are shown in Figure
4. GPS points were taken at each of the corners. A reference photo was taken from the southwest
corner of each plot (Appendix D). All planted stems within the plots were marked with flagging tape and
recorded. Total numbers of tree species planted within the monitoring plots as well as planting density
and plant composition are detailed in Table 4. Detailed results of the Monitoring Year 1 stem count are
summarized in Appendix C.
Table 4. Monitoring Plot Summary — Planting (As -Built)
Scientific Name
Total Stems
Flagged
Calculated Planting
Density (Stems/Acre)
Planting
Composition (Y.)
Acernegundo
51
63
10%
Betula nigra
73
90
14%
Diospyros virginiana
53
65
10%
Magnolia virginiana
22
27
4%
Platanus occidentalis
74
91
15%
Populus deltoides
57
70
11%
Prunus serotina
51
63
10%
Quercus falcata
25
31
5%
Quercus nigra
53
65
10%
Quercus pagoda
49
60
10%
Totals
508
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100%
2.3 Results of Vegetation Monitoring
The thirty-four vegetation plots were sampled in September 2023 at the end of the first growing season.
A reference photo was taken from the southwest corner of each plot, which can be found in Appendix D
along with the stem count raw data. Total numbers of tree species identified within the monitoring plots
as well as density and composition are summarized in Table 5. Vegetation result tables with planted
stem density, and stem count by plot and species are summarized in Appendix C.
The 2023 vegetation monitoring resulted in an average planted stem density of 614 stems per acre with
individual plot densities ranging from 486 to 688 stems per acre. Diversity remained high through the
first growing season, with a range of 7 to 10 planted species across plots. Additionally, vigor remained
high in MY1, with most recorded stems scoring either 3 (good) or 4 (excellent).
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Table 5. Monitoring Plot Summary —Year 1
Scientific Name
Total Stems
Flagged
Calculated Live Stem
Density (Stems/Acre)
Live Stem
Composition (Y.)
Acernegundo
51
63
10%
Betula nigra
75
92
15%
Diospyros virginiana
50
61
10%
Magnolia virginiana
21
26
4%
Platanus occidentalis
73
90
15%
Populus deltoides
56
69
11%
Prunus serotina
52
64
10%
Quercus falcata
24
29
5%
Quercus nigra
49
60
10%
Quercus pagoda
50
61
10%
Totals
501
614
100%
2.4 Parcel Adaptive Management
Adaptive measures will be developed, or appropriate remedial actions will be implemented in the event
the Parcel, or a specific component of the Parcel fails to achieve the success criteria outlined in the
BPDP. Parcel maintenance will be performed to correct any identified problems on the Parcel that have
a high likelihood of affecting project success. Such items include but are not limited to; excess tree
mortality caused by fire, flooding, drought, or insects. Any actions implemented will be designed to
achieve the success criteria and will include a work schedule and updated monitoring criteria.
Banks stabilized along UT to Charles Branch during As -Built remain stable, and vegetation is successfully
establishing along the banks. Bank stabilization areas will continue to be observed in future monitoring
years.
An easement encroachment was discovered on March 2, 2023 within the not -for -credit portion of the
easement abutting D2 and D6 (see Figure 4). Approximately 4,182 square feet have been used by
neighbors as a driveway and backyard. As of September, 2023, the materials have not been moved off of
the easement, and herbaceous growth remains stunted. Mowing is the suspected cause for suppressed
herbaceous cover within this area. A letter was mailed to the appropriate neighbors regarding the
encroachment on August 30, 2023 (see Appendix F). Wildlands is working with the long-term easement
holder to resolve the issue and will include any updates on the encroachment within the Monitoring
Year 2 Report.
Except for a small area along D1 where a cool season cover crop was previously planted by the
landowner, the entire Parcel was seeded with a combination of Black-eyed Susan (Rudbeckia hirta),
Partridge Pea (Chamaecrista fasciculata var. fasciculata), German Millet (Setaria italica), Crimson Clover
(Trifolium incarnatum), and Ladino Clover (Trifolium repens) in April of 2023. The native seed mix was
broadcasted in an effort to establish herbaceous ground cover and suppress agricultural weed growth.
During a DWR As -Built Site Walk in May 2023, small areas along UT2, UT3, D4, D5, and D6 were found to
be inadequately planted at the top of stream and ditch banks. To resolve this issue, a supplemental
planting of approximately 40 bare root stems consisting of species approved in the BPDP is scheduled to
occur along portions of the top of banks of UT2, UT3, D5, and D6 during the winter of 2023/2024 (see
Figure 4).
2.5 Conclusions
Overall, vegetation is doing well across the Parcel, with each vegetation plot surpassing the final density
criterion of 260 stems per acre. The Parcel has an average planted stem density of 614 planted stems
per acre, with plots ranging from 486 to 688 stems per acre. Plots remain diverse in species
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composition, with a range of 7 to 10 planted species across plots. Additionally, herbaceous vegetation is
established across the Parcel along with several pollinator species. A supplemental planting is planned
for the winter of 2023/2024 along UT2, UT3, D4, D5, and D6 where the top of banks were sparsely
planted. An encroachment within the not -for -credit portion of the easement adjacent to D2 and D6 was
discovered in March of 2023. A letter has been sent to the appropriate party, and Wildlands is working
with the long-term easement holder to resolve the issue.
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3.0 References
Guidelines for Riparian Buffer Restoration. NC Department of Environment and Natural Resources,
Ecosystem Enhancement Program. October 2004.
Lee, Michael T., Peet, Robert K., Steven D., Wentworth, Thomas R. 2006. CVS-EEP Protocol for Recording
Vegetation Version 4.0. Retrieved from
http://www.nceep.net/business/monitoring/veg/datasheets.htm.
Peet, R.K., T.R. Wentworth and P.S. White. 1998. A flexible, multipurpose method for recording
vegetation composition and structure. Castanea 63:262-274. http://cvs.bio.unc.edu/methods.htm
Schafale, M.P. 2012. Guide to the Natural Communities of North Carolina, Fourth Approximation.
Wildlands Holdings III, LLC. (2022). Rosewood Mitigation Bank Parcel Development Package. NCDWR,
Raleigh NC.
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Appendix A: Figures

Directions: From the City of Raleigh, travel on
1-40 East for approximately 10 miles, following
signs for Benson/Wilmington. Take exit 309 for
US-70 E toward Smithfield/ Goldsboro. Continue
on US-70 E for approximately 34 miles then turn
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onto NC-581 S. Drive for 0.7 miles and the parcel
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Table 6. Vegetation Plot Success Summary
Rosewood Mitigation Bank Parcel
Monitoring Year 1 - 2023
Plot
Year
Northing
Easting
Planted
Living
Stems
Missing
Stems
Volunteer
Stems
Total
Living
Stems
Planted Living
Stems per
Acre
Total Living
Stems per
Acre
Number
of Planted
Species
Vegetation
Threshold
Met?*
1
1
359 24' 40"N
789 4' 33" W
14
0
0
14
567
567
7
Yes
2
1
359 24' 37"N
789 4' 35" W
16
0
0
16
647
647
8
Yes
3
1
359 24' 36"N
789 4' 37" W
16
0
0
16
647
647
7
Yes
4
1
359 24' 34"N
789 4' 38" W
12
3
0
12
486
486
7
Yes
5
1
359 24' 32"N
789 4' 39" W
15
0
0
15
607
607
6
Yes
6
1
359 24' 28"N
789 4' 37" W
16
0
0
16
647
647
6
Yes
7
1
359 24' 28"N
789 4' 35" W
15
0
0
15
750
750
7
Yes
8
1
359 24' 25"N
789 4' 35" W
16
0
0
16
647
647
5
Yes
9
1
359 24' 20"N
789 4' 32" W
16
0
0
16
647
647
6
Yes
10
1
359 24' 18"N
789 4' 34" W
16
0
0
16
647
647
7
Yes
11
1
359 24' 15"N
789 4' 35" W
15
0
0
15
607
607
8
Yes
12
1
359 24' 13"N
789 4' 33" W
16
0
0
16
647
647
7
Yes
13
1
359 24' 39"N
789 4' 42" W
15
0
20
35
607
1,416
8
Yes
14
1
359 24' 37"N
789 4' 41" W
15
0
0
15
607
607
7
Yes
15
1
359 24' 33"N
789 4' 30" W
16
0
2
18
607
728
7
Yes
16
1
359 24' 34"N
789 4' 33" W
15
0
1
16
647
647
10
Yes
17
1
359 24' 32"N
789 4' 33" W
15
0
0
15
607
607
9
Yes
18
1
359 24' 34"N
789 4' 35" W
14
2
1
15
567
607
9
Yes
19
1
359 24' 32"N
789 4' 36" W
15
0
0
15
607
607
9
Yes
20
1
359 24' 31"N
789 4' 37" W
14
1
0
14
567
567
9
Yes
21
1
359 24' 29"N
789 4' 26" W
14
1
0
14
567
567
8
Yes
22
1
359 24' 26"N
789 4' 27" W
16
0
0
16
647
647
8
Yes
23
1
359 24' 22"N
789 4' 26" W
15
0
0
15
607
607
8
Yes
24
1
359 24' 27"N
789 4' 22" W
14
1
0
14
567
567
8
Yes
25
1
359 24' 27"N
789 4' 22" W
15
0
0
15
607
607
10
Yes
26
1
359 24' 23"N
789 4' 34" W
16
1
0
16
647
647
9
Yes
27
1
359 24' 25"N
789 4' 30" W
15
0
0
15
607
607
8
Yes
28
1
359 24' 25"N
789 4' 32" W
15
0
1 13
28
607
1,133
8
Yes
29
1
359 24' 19"N
789 4' 39" W
16
0
0
16
647
647
9
Yes
30
1
359 24' 18"N
789 4' 36" W
15
0
0
15
607
607
8
Yes
31
1
359 24' 17"N
789 4' 18" W
15
0
0
15
607
607
9
Yes
32
1
359 24' 17"N
789 4' 18" W
17
0
0
17
688
688
10
Yes
33
1
359 24' 16"N
789 4' 28" W
14
0
0
14
567
567
9
Yes
34
1
359 24' 17"N
789 4' 31" W
17
0
1 0
17
688
688
9
Yes
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Veg Plot 1- Year 1
Tree ID
Species
X (m)
Y (m)
Height (cm)
Vigor
1
Quercus falcata
0.8
0.2
62
3
2
Acer negundo
4.8
0.3
51
4
3
Acer negundo
3.5
1.6
104
4
4
Betula nigra
2.5
3.7
136
4
5
Populus deltoides
1.5
5.8
73
3
6
Prunus serotina
0.5
7.6
55
4
7
Prunus serotina
4.3
9.8
46
4
8
Prunus serotina
5.0
8.4
40
4
9
Betula nigra
5.8
6.5
55
4
10
Quercus falcata
6.4
4.7
76
4
11
Populus deltoides
7.3
2.8
124
3
12
Diospyros virginiana
8.1
1.1
66
4
13
Platanus occidentalis
8.7
8.0
127
4
14
Diospyros virginiana
8.3
1.0
75
4
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Veg Plot 2 - Year 1
Tree ID
Species
X (m)
Y (m)
Height (cm)
Vigor
16
Acer negundo
0.4
0.8
84
4
17
Betula nigra
0.4
4.3
80
4
18
Populus deltoides
2.0
3.6
190
3
19
Quercus nigra
3.9
3.1
57
4
20
Acer negundo
5.8
2.2
23
4
21
Platanus occidentalis
7.5
1.1
105
4
22
Quercus falcata
9.4
0.2
60
4
23
Platanus occidentalis
9.9
3.6
99
4
24
Populus deltoides
7.9
4.6
100
3
25
Diospyros virginiana
6.2
5.7
66
4
26
Quercus nigra
4.3
6.8
78
4
27
Platanus occidentalis
2.6
7.7
96
4
28
Quercus pagoda
1.1
8.8
108
4
29
Acer negundo
0.0
9.5
73
4
30
Quercus pagoda
6.4
9.2
72
3
31
Betula nigra
8.4
8.3
90
4
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Veg Plot 3 — Year 1
Tree ID
Species
X (m)
Y (m)
Height (cm)
Vigor
34
Quercus nigra
0.5
3.1
57
4
35
Platanus occidentalis
2.3
1.7
78
4
36
Quercus nigra
4.0
0.4
85
4
37
Diospyros virginiana
8.9
0.0
84
4
38
Platanus occidentalis
6.0
1.4
130
4
39
Magnolia virginiana
4.5
2.6
76
4
40
Quercus nigra
2.8
4.0
44
4
41
Platanus occidentalis
1.7
5.4
68
4
42
Quercus nigra
0.6
6.4
70
4
43
Populus deltoides
3.4
7.5
74
3
44
Betula nigra
4.8
9.6
38
4
46
Magnolia virginiana
6.4
8.4
56
4
47
Quercus pagoda
8.0
6.6
77
4
48
Platanus occidentalis
9.7
4.8
150
4
49
Acer negundo
9.0
3.5
73
4
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Veg Plot 4 - Year 1
Tree ID
Species
X (m)
Y (m)
Height (cm)
Vigor
51
Platanus occidentalis
1.0
0.9
11
4
52
Prunus serotina
1.0
2.9
47
4
53
Quercus pagoda
1.1
5.1
102
4
54
Betula nigra
1.1
7.4
103
4
55
Prunus serotina
1.2
9.6
68
4
56
Diospyros virginiana
4.9
9.0
95
4
57
Acer negundo
4.8
6.8
80
3
59
Diospyros virginiana
4.7
4.5
Missing
M
60
Betula nigra
4.8
2.7
Missing
M
61
Populus deltoides
4.6
0.7
159
4
62
Platanus occidentalis
8.2
0.9
110
4
63
Betula nigra
8.2
2.8
80
4
64
Populus deltoides
8.4
4.5
103
4
65
Quercus nigra
8.4
6.6
Missing
M
66
Populus deltoides
8.5
9.1
105
4
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Veg Plot 5 - Year 1
Tree ID
Species
X (m)
Y (m)
Height (cm)
Vigor
68
Platanus occidentalis
1.2
0.6
101
4
69
Quercus falcata
1.3
2.7
63
3
70
Betula nigra
1.4
4.8
73
4
71
Diospyros virginiana
1.5
7.0
62
4
72
Quercus nigra
1.5
8.8
89
3
73
Prunus serotina
5.3
8.9
47
2
74
Populus deltoides
5.2
7.0
188
4
75
Quercus pagoda
5.2
4.8
55
4
76
Acer negundo
5.0
2.9
70
4
77
Quercus pagoda
4.7
0.8
97
4
78
Quercus nigra
8.0
0.6
65
4
79
Magnolia virginiana
8.5
2.4
70
3
80
Diospyros virginiana
8.8
4.8
74
3
81
Prunus serotina
8.8
6.7
42
4
82
Populus deltoides
8.8
8.6
96
4
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Veg Plot 6 - Year 1
Tree ID
Species
X (m)
Y (m)
Height (cm)
Vigor
83
Betula nigra
0.7
1.3
20
4
84
Acer negundo
0.9
4.1
73
4
85
Quercus pagoda
1.0
6.6
73
4
86
Platanus occidentalis
1.0
9.1
120
4
87
Quercus pagoda
3.4
8.9
35
3
88
Diospyros virginiana
3.5
6.3
90
4
89
Populus deltoides
3.6
3.7
144
4
90
Diospyros virginiana
3.7
0.9
103
4
91
Prunus serotina
6.1
0.9
30
4
92
Quercus nigra
6.2
3.3
60
4
93
Quercus pagoda
6.1
6.0
17
4
94
Betula nigra
6.0
8.8
140
4
95
Quercus pagoda
0.6
8.8
130
4
96
Populus deltoides
8.7
5.9
125
4
97
Betula nigra
8.7
3.5
103
4
98
Acer negundo
8.6
0.8
90
4
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Veg Plot 7 - Year 1
Tree ID
Species
X (m)
Y (m)
Height (cm)
Vigor
99
Platanus occidentalis
1.2
0.8
94
4
100
Prunus serotina
1.3
2.8
61
4
101
Populus deltoides
1.4
4.7
120
4
102
Betula nigra
1.4
6.6
68
4
103
Diospyros virginiana
1.4
8.7
96
4
104
Acer negundo
5.1
8.8
100
4
105
Populus deltoides
5.0
6.8
170
4
106
Platanus occidentalis
5.0
4.9
150
4
107
Magnolia virginiana
5.1
3.1
56
4
108
Diospyros virginiana
5.0
1.1
105
4
109
Platanus occidentalis
8.6
0.4
127
4
110
Acer negundo
8.6
2.7
95
4
111
Betula nigra
8.5
4.7
62
4
112
Platanus occidentalis
8.5
6.8
60
4
113
Betula nigra
8.6
8.8
52
4
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Veg Plot 8 - Year 1
Tree ID
Species
X (m)
Y (m)
Height (cm)
Vigor
114
Acer negundo
0.5
1.1
80
4
115
Populus deltoides
0.5
3.6
60
4
116
Diospyros virginiana
0.6
6.3
43
4
117
Quercus pagoda
0.6
9.0
155
4
118
Prunus serotina
3.7
9.0
16
3
119
Prunus serotina
3.7
6.4
50
4
120
Platanus occidentalis
3.6
3.4
190
4
121
Quercus pagoda
3.6
0.8
25
4
122
Diospyros virginiana
6.5
0.8
70
4
123
Betula nigra
6.4
3.2
51
4
124
Quercus nigra
6.7
6.1
75
4
125
Betula nigra
6.5
9.0
100
4
126
Quercus falcata
9.3
9.0
93
4
127
Betula nigra
9.4
6.3
52
4
128
Quercus falcata
9.4
3.7
68
4
129
Platanus occidentalis
9.5
0.7
115
4
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Veg Plot 9 - Year 1
Tree ID
Species
X (m)
Y (m)
Height (cm)
Vigor
130
Quercus pagoda
0.3
4.6
95
4
131
Quercus nigra
1.5
3.4
56
4
132
Diospyros virginiana
2.8
2.0
78
4
133
Populus deltoides
4.0
0.5
151
3
134
Quercus nigra
8.5
0.9
64
4
135
Betula nigra
7.3
2.2
78
4
136
Platanus occidentalis
5.9
3.6
154
4
137
Diospyros virginiana
4.7
5.8
89
4
138
Acer negundo
3.7
6.3
38
4
139
Quercus pagoda
2.2
7.3
30
4
140
Populus deltoides
0.6
8.7
58
4
141
Prunus serotina
5.2
9.2
35
3
142
Acer negundo
6.4
7.7
84
4
143
Betula nigra
7.9
6.3
27
4
144
Diospyros virginiana
9.3
5.0
115
4
145
Prunus serotina
9.3
9.8
58
4
Rosewood Mitigation Bank Parcel
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Veg Plot 10 - Year 1
Tree ID
Species
X (m)
Y (m)
Height (cm)
Vigor
147
Populus deltoides
1.0
1.6
166
4
148
Quercus falcata
3.9
1.5
70
4
148
Quercus nigra
6.6
1.6
105
4
150
Acer negundo
9.4
1.4
77
4
151
Prunus serotina
9.1
4.0
67
4
152
Betula nigra
6.3
3.8
52
4
153
Diospyros virginiana
4.2
3.9
65
4
154
Prunus serotina
1.4
3.8
64
3
155
Betula nigra
1.6
6.2
22
4
156
Magnolia virginiana
4.5
6.0
62
4
157
Platanus occidentalis
7.0
5.9
133
3
158
Populus deltoides
9.5
5.8
55
3
159
Betula nigra
9.5
8.1
45
4
160
Acer negundo
6.9
8.2
87
4
161
Platanus occidentalis
4.3
8.4
56
4
162
Quercus pagoda
1.9
8.5
43
4
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Veg Plot 11- Year 1
Tree ID
Species
X (m)
Y (m)
Height (cm)
Vigor
163
Acer negundo
1.4
1.4
70
4
164
Populus deltoides
3.4
1.5
166
4
165
Betula nigra
5.2
1.4
161
4
166
Quercus pagoda
7.2
1.3
121
4
167
Prunus serotina
9.2
1.4
42
1
168
Platanus occidentalis
9.9
5.3
155
4
169
Quercus pagoda
8.0
5.3
30
4
170
Quercus nigra
5.9
5.3
33
4
171
Quercus nigra
3.7
5.2
115
4
172
Populus deltoides
1.2
5.3
149
4
173
Platanus occidentalis
1.0
8.8
176
4
174
Diospyros virginiana
3.1
8.7
86
4
175
Acer negundo
5.4
8.8
126
4
176
Betula nigra
7.6
8.8
129
4
177
Prunus serotina
9.8
8.8
64
3
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Veg Plot 12 - Year 1
Tree ID
Species
X (m)
Y (m)
Height (cm)
Vigor
178
Quercus falcata
1.0
0.6
82
4
179
Quercus nigra
4.2
0.6
143
4
180
Disoypros virginiono
6.8
0.8
118
4
181
Betula nigra
9.5
0.9
100
4
182
Diospyros virginiana
9.2
3.3
118
4
183
Quercus pagoda
6.6
3.2
45
4
184
Platanus occidentalis
4.3
3.0
192
4
185
Populus deltoides
1.1
3.3
132
4
186
Magnolia virginiana
1.0
5.9
62
4
187
Prunus serotina
3.7
1 6.0
63
4
188
Quercus pagoda
6.4
6.0
59
4
189
Acer negundo
9.0
5.9
130
4
190
Platanus occidentalis
9.0
8.5
161
4
191
Quercus pagoda
6.1
8.6
51
4
192
Populus deltoides
3.6
8.6
87
4
193
Quercus pagoda
0.8
8.5
121
4
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Appendix D: Vegetation Monitoring Plot Photos and Data Results

Veg Plot 13 - Year 1
Tree ID
Species
X (m)
Y (m)
Height (cm)
Vigor
194
Magnolia virginiana
8.5
0.9
67
3
195
Quercus pagoda
9.7
2.4
103
3
196
Diospyros virginiana
9.5
10.0
95
2
197
Quercus pagoda
5.9
8.0
73
4
198
Acer negundo
7.9
6.5
50
4
199
Diospyros virginiana
6.5
4.6
93
4
200
Quercus falcata
5.1
3.0
39
4
201
Betula nigra
4.1
1.8
68
4
202
Prunus serotina
2.9
0.7
38
4
203
Betula nigra
1.3
0.0
49
4
204
Acer negundo
0.6
5.4
90
4
205
Diospyros virginiana
1.7
6.6
94
4
206
Platanus occidentalis
3.1
7.7
97
4
207
Quercus nigra
4.2
9.5
42
4
208
Populus deltoides
0.5
9.4
109
4
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Veg Plot 14 - Year 1
Tree ID
Species
X (m)
Y (m)
Height (cm)
Vigor
209
Quercus nigra
1.1
1.4
51
4
210
Acer negundo
3.0
1.1
53
4
211
Prunus serotina
5.1
1.1
68
4
212
Populus deltoides
7.3
1.1
120
4
213
Platanus occidentalis
9.4
1.1
130
4
214
Quercus pagoda
9.2
4.7
100
4
215
Quercus pagoda
7.1
4.6
102
4
216
Prunus serotina
5.0
4.7
106
4
217
Betula nigra
3.0
4.8
83
4
218
Magnolia virginiana
1.0
4.9
62
4
219
Populus deltoides
1.1
8.3
150
4
220
Betula nigra
3.0
8.2
60
4
221
Quercus nigra
5.0
8.2
27
4
222
Diospyros virginiana
7.1
8.2
110
3
223
Betula nigra
9.2
8.2
50
4
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Veg Plot 15 - Year 1
Tree ID
Species
X (m)
Y (m)
Height (cm)
Vigor
224
Platanus occidentalis
1.3
1.0
110
4
225
Betula nigra
3.9
1.0
190
4
226
Platanus occidentalis
6.2
1.0
70
4
227
Populus detloides
8.6
9.0
70
4
228
Diospyros virginiana
8.9
3.4
105
4
229
Quercus nigra
6.6
3.9
79
4
230
Diospyros virginiana
4.0
3.6
94
4
231
Acer negundo
1.0
4.1
80
4
232
Betula nigra
1.1
6.6
14
2
233
Quercus falcata
3.6
6.3
70
4
234
Populus deltoides
6.3
6.9
100
4
235
Quercus nigra
8.9
6.5
120
4
236
Platanus occidentalis
9.0
9.1
134
4
237
Acer negundo
6.0
9.4
100
4
238
Populus deltoides
3.5
9.3
120
4
239
Platanus occidentalis
1.1
9.2
115
4
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Veg Plot 16 - Year 1
Tree ID
Species
X (m)
Y (m)
Height (cm)
Vigor
240
Prunus serotina
0.6
0.2
45
4
241
Populus deltoides
0.6
5.6
83
4
242
Quercus falcata
2.0
3.9
50
4
243
Diospyros virginiana
3.4
2.2
62
4
244
Diospyros virginiana
4.7
0.6
102
4
245
Platanus occidentalis
9.6
0.4
112
4
246
Prunus serotina
8.7
1.9
64
4
247
Betula nigra
7.5
3.3
96
4
248
Quercus nigra
6.3
4.9
83
4
249
Quercus pagoda
5.3
1 6.6
128
4
250
Prunus serotina
3.9
8.0
50
4
251
Platanus occidentalis
2.8
9.4
173
4
252
Prunus serotina
7.5
9.2
7
2
253
Diospyors virginiana
8.7
7.7
101
4
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Veg Plot 17 - Year 1
Tree ID
Species
X (m)
Y (m)
Height (cm)
Vigor
256
Betula nigra
1.4
0.4
47
4
257
Quercus nigra
0.9
2.0
23
4
258
Magnolia virginiana
0.3
4.1
45
3
259
Acer negundo
1.1
8.8
100
3
260
Quercus falcata
2.3
6.7
60
3
261
Quercus pagoda
3.3
4.6
85
2
262
Quercus pagoda
4.0
2.6
130
4
263
Populus deltoides
4.8
0.8
124
4
264
Platanus occidentalis
8.0
0.7
123
4
265
Acer negundo
7.5
2.7
68
4
266
Diospyros virginiana
6.7
4.8
98
4
267
Prunus serotina
6.0
7.1
32
1
268
Diospyros virginiana
5.4
9.2
81
4
269
Diospyros virginiana
9.0
9.1
96
4
267
Prunus serotina
9.5
7.0
35
3
I�
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Veg Plot 18 - Year 1
Tree ID
Species
X (m)
Y (m)
Height (cm)
Vigor
271
Platanus occidentalis
0.8
0.7
100
4
272
Diospyros virginiana
1.0
3.8
75
4
273
Quercus pagoda
1.2
6.3
Missing
M
274
Betula nigra
1.2
8.9
50
4
275
Quercus pagoda
3.6
8.7
50
4
276
Prunus serotina
3.5
6.5
58
3
277
Acer negundo
3.4
3.9
73
4
278
Betula nigra
3.2
1.0
36
4
279
Magnolia virginiana
5.5
0.6
73
4
280
Quercus nigra
5.9
3.6
62
4
281
Populus deltoides
6.0
6.3
72
4
282
Prunus serotina
6.0
8.6
60
4
283
Betula nigra
9.2
8.7
20
4
284
Acer negundo
9.1
6.6
84
4
285
Quercus falcata
8.9
3.8
74
4
286
Betula nigra
8.6
0.8
86
4
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Veg Plot 19 - Year 1
Tree ID
Species
X (m)
Y (m)
Height (cm)
Vigor
287
Platanus occidentalis
0.3
0.5
186
4
288
Platanus occidentalis
0.2
6.4
100
4
289
Betula nigra
0.8
5.1
64
4
290
Populus deltoides
2.3
3.6
135
4
291
Acer negundo
4.0
2.2
63
4
292
Populus deltoides
5.5
0.8
7
3
293
Quercus pagoda
9.3
2.3
126
4
294
Betula nigra
7.8
3.7
81
4
295
Quercus nigra
6.2
5.3
77
4
296
Betula nigra
4.6
6.7
88
4
297
Quercus nigra
3.2
8.4
79
4
298
Prunus serotina
1.6
9.8
49
4
299
Magnolia virginiana
6.6
9.9
52
3
300
Platanus occidentalis
8.0
8.2
151
4
301
Quercus falcata
9.3
6.5
55
4
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Veg Plot 20 - Year 1
Tree ID
Species
X (m)
Y (m)
Height (cm)
Vigor
302
Platanus occidentalis
0.5
1.1
146
4
303
Betula nigra
2.5
1.0
101
4
304
Quercus nigra
4.3
1.0
30
4
305
Diospyros virginiana
6.9
1.1
76
4
306
Quercus falcata
9.0
1.2
68
4
307
Prunus serotina
8.5
5.0
50
4
308
Betula nigra
6.6
5.0
110
4
309
Magnolia virginiana
4.5
5.0
55
4
310
Prunus serotina
2.6
5.0
46
4
311
Diospyros virginiana
0.6
1 5.0
58
4
312
Quercus nigra
0.6
8.5
Missing
M
313
Platanus occidentalis
2.5
8.5
140
4
314
Acer negundo
4.5
8.5
79
4
315
Populus deltoides
6.8
8.6
50
3
316
Platanus occidentalis
8.7
8.7
168
4
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Veg Plot 21- Year 1
Tree ID
Species
X (m)
Y (m)
Height (cm)
Vigor
317
Prunus serotina
1.6
1.5
61
4
318
Magnolia virginiana
3.7
1.0
73
4
319
Quercus falcata
5.5
0.7
62
4
320
Platanus occidentalis
7.3
0.5
224
4
321
Betula nigra
9.1
0.4
59
4
322
Betula nigra
8.4
4.8
99
4
323
Platanus occidentalis
6.6
4.9
175
4
324
Quercus nigra
4.6
5.2
Missing
M
325
Acer negundo
2.5
5.5
144
4
326
Platanus occidentalis
0.7
1 5.7
163
4
327
Populus deltoides
1.7
9.5
148
3
328
Prunus serotina
3.4
9.3
54
2
329
Diospyros virginiana
5.1
9.0
71
4
330
Platanus occidentalis
6.9
8.8
166
4
331
Acer negundo
8.7
8.6
97
4
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Veg Plot 22 - Year 1
Tree ID
Species
X (m)
Y (m)
Height (cm)
Vigor
332
Quercus pagoda
1.4
0.5
109
4
333
Betula nigra
0.4
5.8
81
4
334
Platanus occidentalis
1.6
4.5
137
4
335
Populus deltoides
3.2
3.4
119
4
336
Quercus nigra
4.7
2.6
90
4
337
Platanus occidentalis
6.5
1.7
188
4
338
Quercus pagoda
8.1
1.1
102
3
339
Quercus pagoda
9.5
0.9
51
4
340
Diospyros virginiana
8.8
4.7
72
4
341
Acer negundo
7.2
5.1
102
4
342
Prunus serotina
5.8
6.1
71
4
343
Betula nigra
3.9
7.1
85
4
344
Quercus pagoda
2.2
8.2
27
4
345
Platanus occidentalis
0.7
9.2
192
4
346
Betula nigra
6.2
9.2
96
4
347
Populus deltoides
8.0
7.8
99
3
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Veg Plot 23 - Year 1
Tree ID
Species
X (m)
Y (m)
Height (cm)
Vigor
1051
Betula nigra
2.5
1.0
56
4
1052
Platanus occidentalis
2.5
2.5
198
4
1053
Populus deltoides
2.6
4.6
180
4
1054
Diospyros virginiana
2.5
7.3
104
4
1055
Quercus nigra
2.5
9.0
33
4
1056
Acer negundo
4.8
9.1
100
4
1057
Platanus occidentalis
4.8
7.4
162
4
1058
Betula nigra
4.8
4.5
86
4
1059
Prunus serotina
4.8
2.4
82
3
1060
Quercus nigra
4.8
1.0
78
4
1061
Quercus nigra
7.7
1.0
96
4
1062
Betula nigra
7.7
2.4
101
4
1063
Acer negundo
7.7
4.5
41
4
1064
Magnolia virginiana
7.7
7.4
56
4
1065
Prunus serotina
7.7
9.1
27
4
N.
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Veg Plot 24 - Year 1
Tree ID
Species
X (m)
Y (m)
Height (cm)
Vigor
522
Diospyros virginiana
0.6
1.6
146
4
523
Prunus serotina
2.5
1.6
73
4
524
Quercus nigra
4.5
1.6
41
4
525
Populus deltoides
6.7
1.6
128
3
526
Betula nigra
8.7
1.7
88
4
527
Populus deltoides
8.3
5.5
140
4
528
Quercus nigra
6.6
5.5
78
4
529
Acernegundo
4.6
5.5
Missing
M
530
Beula nigra
2.3
5.4
105
4
531
Platanus occidentalis
0.3
5.4
176
4
532
Magnolia virginiana
0.6
9.1
54
4
533
Populus deltoides
2.4
9.1
103
2
534
Platanus occidentalis
4.5
9.0
172
4
535
Acernegundo
6.5
9.2
83
4
536
Platanus occidentalis
9.1
9.1
162
4
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Veg Plot 25 - Year 1
Tree ID
Species
X (m)
Y (m)
Height (cm)
Vigor
366
Betula nigra
0.2
2.4
76
4
367
Prunus serotina
1.6
0.8
93
4
368
Populus deltoides
7.4
0.3
137
3
369
Platanus occidentalis
6.0
1.6
151
4
370
Quercus pagoda
4.7
3.1
119
3
371
Platanus occidentalis
3.4
4.5
164
4
372
Magnolia virginiana
2.0
6.1
67
4
373
Quercus nigra
0.7
7.6
91
4
374
Acer negundo
4.0
9.5
40
4
375
Diospyros virginiana
5.3
8.3
107
4
376
Betula nigra
6.5
6.7
102
4
377
Quercus falcata
7.6
5.2
80
2
378
Quercus pagoda
9.1
4.2
123
3
379
Platanus occidentalis
9.8
8.5
147
4
380
Prunus serotina
8.2
9.8
16
2
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Veg Plot 26 - Year 1
Tree ID
Species
X (m)
Y (m)
Height (cm)
Vigor
381
Populus deltoides
0.9
0.9
114
4
382
Acer negundo
3.5
0.9
61
4
383
Prunus serotina
6.5
0.9
Missing
Missing
384
Platanus occidentalis
9.6
0.9
126
4
385
Diospyros virginiana
9.4
3.3
107
4
386
Quercus pagoda
6.7
3.3
46
4
387
Populus delotides
3.7
3.2
147
4
388
Platanus occidentalis
1.0
3.2
142
4
389
Magnolia virginiana
0.9
6.0
69
4
390
Quercus nigra
3.2
6.1
52
4
391
Prunus serotina
5.7
6.1
56
4
392
Quercus pagoda
8.7
6.1
40
4
393
Betula nigra
9.1
8.7
90
4
394
Quercus nigra
6.9
8.7
97
4
395
Betula nigra
4.6
8.7
76
4
396
Diospyros virginiana
2.3
8.7
122
4
397
Quercus nigra
0.5
8.7
38
4
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Veg Plot 27 - Year 1
Tree ID
Species
X (m)
Y (m)
Height (cm)
Vigor
398
Quercus falcata
0.7
2.2
53
4
399
Acer negundo
2.8
2.2
56
4
400
Diospyros virginiana
5.1
2.4
104
4
401
Acer negundo
7.0
2.4
86
4
402
Betula nigra
8.9
2.4
95
4
403
Acer negundo
9.0
4.9
91
4
404
Populus deltoides
7.4
4.8
139
0
405
Diospyros virginiana
5.5
4.9
83
4
406
Quercus nigra
3.4
4.8
88
4
407
Platanus occidentalis
1.6
4.7
104
4
408
Platanus occidentalis
1.6
7.6
122
4
409
Quercus nigra
3.5
7.5
38
4
410
Populus deltoides
5.4
7.5
92
4
411
Betula nigra
7.6
7.4
147
4
412
Quercus pagoda
9.0
7.4
80
4
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Veg Plot 28 - Year 1
Tree ID
Species
X (m)
Y (m)
Height (cm)
Vigor
413
Quercus falcata
0.6
1.2
70
2
414
Populus deltoides
3.1
1.0
122
4
415
Quercus nigra
5.3
1.0
22
4
416
Prunus serotina
7.7
1.0
64
3
417
Quercus nigra
9.5
1.0
68
4
418
Magnolia virginiana
9.2
4.5
58
4
419
Quercus falcata
7.4
4.4
77
4
420
Prunus serotina
5.3
4.4
67
4
421
Acer negundo
2.9
4.5
89
4
422
Betula nigra
0.6
4.6
70
4
423
Quercus pagoda
0.5
8.8
87
4
424
Populus deltoides
2.9
8.5
115
4
425
Quercus pagoda
4.7
8.5
106
4
426
Acer negundo
6.8
8.4
71
4
427
Betula nigra
9.2
8.3
88
4
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Veg Plot 29 - Year 1
Tree ID
Species
X (m)
Y (m)
Height (cm)
Vigor
428
Betula nigra
1.8
1.4
113
4
429
Betula nigra
1.5
3.9
104
4
430
Acer negundo
1.1
6.8
73
4
431
Diospyros virginiana
0.8
9.4
60
4
432
Platanus occidentalis
3.4
9.5
173
4
433
Diospyros virginiana
3.7
7.2
135
4
434
Magnolia virginiana
3.9
4.2
76
4
435
Quercus nigra
4.3
1.5
78
4
436
Diospyros virginiana
6.9
1.6
79
4
437
Prunus serotina
6.5
4.3
40
4
438
Platanus occidentalis
6.4
6.9
189
4
439
Quercus nigra
6.2
9.4
54
4
440
Betula nigra
8.3
9.6
101
4
441
Quercus pagoda
8.5
7.3
59
4
442
Acer negundo
8.9
4.3
80
4
443
Populus deltoides
9.4
1.8
109
4
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Veg Plot 30 - Year 1
Tree ID
Species
X (m)
Y (m)
Height (cm)
Vigor
444
Platanus occidentalis
0.9
0.7
121
4
445
Betula nigra
0.7
2.8
76
4
446
Quercus nigra
0.6
4.9
54
4
447
Quercus falcata
0.7
7.0
83
3
448
Quercus pagoda
0.8
9.2
131
4
449
Quercus falcata
4.4
9.3
59
4
450
Quercus nigra
4.5
6.9
97
4
451
Prunus serotina
4.6
5.0
41
4
452
Populus deltoides
4.6
6.0
118
3
453
Platanus occidentalis
4.7
0.8
96
4
454
Platanus occidentalis
8.2
1.6
92
4
455
Diospyros virginiana
8.4
3.4
122
4
456
Populus deltoides
8.3
5.5
106
2
457
Platanus occidentalis
8.3
7.3
91
4
458
Quercus falcata
8.4
9.4
42
4
Rosewood Mitigation Bank Parcel
Appendix D: Vegetation Monitoring Plot Photos and Data Results

Veg Plot 31- Year 1
Tree ID
Species
X (m)
Y (m)
Height (cm)
Vigor
459
Betula nigra
1.9
1.6
151
4
460
Quercus nigra
2.1
3.7
67
4
461
Populus deltoides
2.2
5.8
181
4
462
Diospyros virginiana
2.5
7.7
83
4
463
Prunus serotina
3.1
9.6
75
4
464
Quercus pagoda
6.3
9.7
47
4
465
Magnolia virginiana
6.1
7.8
70
4
466
Quercus nigra
6.0
5.5
120
4
467
Platanus occidentalis
5.9
4.0
121
4
468
Prunus serotina
5.6
2.1
40
4
469
Quercus nigra
8.8
0.7
23
4
470
Platanus occidentalis
9.0
3.0
135
4
471
Prunus serotina
9.0
4.7
71
4
472
Betula nigra
9.3
6.4
122
4
473
Acer negundo
9.5
8.1
88
3
Rosewood Mitigation Bank Parcel
Appendix D: Vegetation Monitoring Plot Photos and Data Results

Veg Plot 32 - Year 1
Tree ID
Species
X (m)
Y (m)
Height (cm)
Vigor
474
Quercus nigra
0.5
1.2
73
3
475
Quercus pagoda
0.3
3.3
127
4
476
Prunus serotina
0.3
5.2
80
4
477
Quercus pagoda
0.3
7.0
83
4
478
Betula nigra
0.3
8.9
66
4
479
Populus deltoides
3.9
9.6
99
4
480
Betula nigra
4.0
7.7
91
4
481
Populus deltoides
3.9
5.8
121
3
482
Magnolia virginiana
3.8
4.2
62
4
483
Diospyros virginiana
4.0
1 2.1
58
4
484
Platanus occidentalis
4.1
0.3
175
4
485
Acer negundo
7.3
0.2
68
4
486
Betula nigra
7.2
2.1
83
4
487
Quercus falcata
7.1
3.9
64
3
488
Platanus occidentalis
7.2
5.8
105
3
489
Acer negundo
7.4
7.6
69
4
490
Acer negundo
7.6
9.8
104
4
Rosewood Mitigation Bank Parcel
Appendix D: Vegetation Monitoring Plot Photos and Data Results

Veg Plot 33 - Year 1
Tree ID
Species
X (m)
Y (m)
Height (cm)
Vigor
491
Betula nigra
0.4
7.2
64
4
492
Diospyros virginiana
0.8
9.4
121
4
493
Quercus pagoda
4.8
9.6
126
4
494
Betula nigra
4.5
7.6
114
4
495
Quercus nigra
4.3
5.6
129
4
496
Acer negundo
3.8
4.2
109
4
497
Platanus occidentalis
3.2
2.4
157
4
498
Platanus occidentalis
2.8
0.7
157
4
499
Quercus falcata
6.5
1.0
71
4
500
Platanus occidentalis
7.0
1 3.0
145
4
501
Prunus serotina
7.3
4.7
48
4
502
Diospyros virginiana
7.7
6.5
96
4
503
Magnolia virginiana
8.1
8.4
30
4
504
Quercus nigra
8.2
9.8
80
4
Rosewood Mitigation Bank Parcel
Appendix D: Vegetation Monitoring Plot Photos and Data Results

Veg Plot 34 - Year 1
Tree ID
Species
X (m)
Y (m)
Height (cm)
Vigor
505
Platanus occidentalis
0.3
4.3
188
4
506
Diospyros virginiana
1.6
3.1
13
1
507
Prunus serotina
3.0
1.9
57
1
508
Platanus occidentalis
4.5
0.6
149
4
509
Betula nigra
8.3
1.4
37
4
510
Acer negundo
6.8
2.6
78
4
511
Betula nigra
5.2
4.2
62
4
512
Prunus serotina
4.0
5.4
49
4
513
Quercus pagoda
2.2
6.7
86
4
514
Populus deltoides
1.0
1 7.9
129
3
515
Platanus occidentalis
0.2
9.2
150
4
516
Quercus nigra
4.3
9.5
79
4
517
Quercus nigra
5.5
8.2
43
3
518
Betula nigra
6.5
7.0
26
4
519
Magnolia virginiana
8.2
6.0
58
4
520
Populus deltoides
9.3
4.6
128
4
521
Populus deltoides
9.0
9.8
83
4
Rosewood Mitigation Bank Parcel
Appendix D: Vegetation Monitoring Plot Photos and Data Results

Appendix E: Overview Photographs

Rosewood Mitigation Bank Parcel
Appendix E: Overview Photographs

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Appendix F: Additional Documentation

WILDLANDS
E N G I N E E R I N G
8/30/2023
Thomas and Christie Dupree
210 Rab Trail
Goldsboro, NC 27530
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Unique Places
To Save
Re: Request to Cease and Desist Unauthorized Use of Conservation Property
Rosewood Mitigation Bank Site
Approx. 202-400 Rab Trail, Goldsboro, NC 27530
SENT VIA USPS FIRST-CLASS MAIL
Dear Thomas and Christie,
The purpose of this letter is to (i) provide you notice of the unauthorized encroachment on property
permanently protected by a conservation easement and owned by Spring Hill Family Farms, LLC (the
"Landowner") located on Rab Trail bearing Wayne County PIN number 2670-55-3301 (the "Conservation
Property"); (ii) inform you of the real property interests in the Conservation Property held by Unique
Places to Save ("UP2S") evidenced by that Conservation Easement recorded with the Wayne County
Register of Deeds at Book 3752, Page 666 (the "Conservation Easement"), and Wildlands Engineering, Inc.
("Wildlands") evidenced by that Land Use and Easement Agreement recorded with the Wayne County
Register of Deeds at Book 3752, Page 678 (the "LUEA"); and (iii) request that you immediately remedy all
existing encroachments and refrain from future unauthorized trespass and use of the Conservation
Property.
On July 19, 2022, Wildlands and UP2S recorded the Conservation Easement and LUEA for the purpose of
permanently conserving the Conservation Property and protecting vegetated stream buffers therein.
These easements prohibit dumping or storage of materials; the use of mechanized vehicles; any activity
that disturbs natural features or harms vegetation; and any other use or activity that is inconsistent with
the Conservation Easement or Wildlands' right to use the Conservation Property for a mitigation bank.
On February 23, 2023, Wildlands staff observed a pile of bricks, a fire pit, and a shooting target on the
Conservation Property adjacent to your property. Additionally, a wide path devoid of vegetation extends
from Rab Trail and crosses the Conservation Property. A boat is parked at the end of this path, indicating
vehicular use across the Conservation Property. As of June 23, 2023, the Conservation Property boundary
signage remains intact and clearly visible. The encroachment area measures approximately 0.1 acres. This
unauthorized use of the Conservation Property must cease and desist in order to comply with the terms
of the Conservation Easement and LUEA. A map of the Conservation Property showing the location of the
unauthorized use and pictures of the resulting property impacts are enclosed with this letter for your
reference.
This use of and encroachment into the Conservation Property violates both the Conservation Easement
and LUEA. If this unauthorized use of the Conservation Property continues, Wildlands and UP2S can take
Wildlands Engineering, Inc. • phone [phone] • fax [phone] • 1430 S. Mint Street, # 104 • Charlotte, NC 28203

legal action against the responsible parties and will seek full compensation for property damage, loss of
mitigation value, all time and materials spent on remedial measures, and all other damages incurred.
To bring the Conservation Property back into compliance with the Conservation Easement and LUEA,
Wildlands and UP2S request that you immediately remove the bricks, fire pit, and shooting target and
refrain from any future vehicular use of the Conservation Property. Wildlands and UP2S hope this letter
provides sufficient guidance for ameliorating the encroaching activities and preventing future
encroachments. Thank you for partnering with us to protect streams and floodplains in your community.
If you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact me.
Sincerely,
A�l
Matt Covington
General Counsel
Wildlands Engineering, Inc.
[e-mail]
m) 704-307-5361
cc: Michael Scisco (Conservation Director- Unique Places to Save)
[e-mail]
Natalie Davis (Conservation Biologist Technician- Unique Places to Save)
[e-mail]
Spring Hill Family Farms, LLC (Property owner)
106 AL Drive, Goldsboro, NC 27530
Enclosures: photos of encroachment; map showing location of encroachment

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