_External_ Unauthorized fill_ B-4786 Bridge #38 over the Tar River_ Pitt County

Carpenter, Kristi
From:
Chris Rivenbark <[e-mail]>
Sent:
Tuesday, April 16, 2024 5:58 PM
To:
Steffens, Thomas A CIV USARMY CESAW (USA); Ward, Garcy; Wilson, Travis W.
Cc:
Beasley, Jason B; Davis, Justin K
Subject:
[External] Unauthorized fill. B-4786 Bridge #38 over the Tar River, Pitt County
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The NCDOT inspector notified Justin who contacted me about a small amount of rip rap that has fallen
below OHW on the north approach. Justin and met with the inspector today and he said this occurred
yesterday. Due to the size of the rock, removal with an excavator/track hoe seems to be the best
method. Travis is cc'd as we'd need his input on potentially alloying in water work during the IPNA
moratorium.
The turbidity curtain also needs to be replaced or supplemented by another curtain which needs to occur
as soon as possible.
We regret that the incident happened and would like to correct it promptly. Please let us know your
thoughts and if you need any additional information to determine howyou would like for us to proceed.
Sent from my mobile device. Please forgive any typos.
CHRIS RIVENBARK
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