20151279 Ver 1_Hathaway Switching Station - Test Map_20160223

Burdette, Jennifer a
From: Anna Reusche <[e-mail]>
Sent: Tuesday, February 23, 2016 10:46 AM
To: Burdette, Jennifer a
Subject: Hathaway Switching Station - Test Map
Attachments: 474657_Impacts_llxl7_Buffer_50ft_copy.pdf, 474657_Impacts_llxl7_Overall.pdf,
4746.57 -PLANTING PLAN & BUFFER LIMITS_Copy.pdf
Hi Jennifer,
I wanted to be sure I was understanding the area of proposed buffer impacts we should be showing. I have one more
question, too. When you get this, please give me a quick call to discuss here at the office.
Thankyou!
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PROJECT LIMITS ARE GPS LOCATED BY
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STREAM LI M ITS
PALUSTRINE EMERGENT (PEM) WETLAND LIMITS
® PALUSTRINE FORESTED (PFO) WETLAND LIMITS
® PALUSTRINE SCRUB SHRUB (PSS) WETLAND LIMITS
ZONE I BUFFER
ZONE 2 BUFFER
ZONE I STREAM RELOCATION BUFFER (PROPOSED)
ZONE 2 STREAM RELOCATION BUFFER (PROPOSED)
- ZONE I BUFFER IMPACT (TEMPORARY)
- ZONE 2 BUFFER IMPACT (TEMPORARY)
ZONE I BUFFER IMPACT (PERMANENT)
ZONE 2 BUFFER IMPACT (PERMANENT)
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PROPOSED RELOCATED CYIANNEL
B2. TEMPORARY BUFFER D15TUPDANCE:
ZONE 1: 2G,222.GO 5F
ZONE 2: 14,924.92 5F
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B I . TEMPORARY BUFFER DISTURBANCE:
ZONE 1: 9 18,33 5F
ZONE 2: 932.72 5F
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134. PERMANENT BUFFER D15TUR13ANCE:
ZONE 1: 2,4G8.G4 5F
ZONE 2: 1,235.51 5F
NOTES:
I . BASE MAPPING OBTAINED FROM ANGLER ENVIRONMENTAL.
2. LIMITS OF STREAMS AND WETLANDS WERE SURVEYED BY
DOMINION UNLESS NOTED ON THE MAP.
3. WETLANDS ARE DELINEATED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
ROUTINE DETERMINATION FOR AREAS LARGER THAN FIVE (5)
ACRES AS OUTLINED IN THE 1987 U.S. ARMY CORPS OF
ENGINEERS WETLAND DELINEATION MANUAL. OTHER WATERS
OF THE U.S. ARE DELINEATED BASED ON THE PRESENCE OF
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= 0.064 I +/- AC
W2. PERMANENT WETLAND IMPACT (PFO -FILL):
= 0.0035 +/- AC
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= 0.0477 +/- AC (462.02 +/- LF)
33. TEMPORARY BUFFER D15TURBANCE:
ZONE 1: 1 ,391 .88 5F II��.�
ZONE 2: 653.64 5F
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W 12. PERMANENT WETLAND IMPACT (PFO -CHANNEL,):
= 0.0 143 +/- AC
54. TEMPORARY STREAM IMPACT (CHANNEL):
= 0.004 +/- AC (43.44 +/- LF)
W3. PERMANENT WETLAND IMPACT (PFO -BMP):
= 0.032G +/- AC
W4. PERMANENT WETLANDIMPACT (PFO -BMP):
= 0.2391 +/- AC
W5. PERMANENT WETLAND IMPACT (PEM -BMP):
= O. 1 005 +/- AC
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134. PERMANENT BUFFER DISTURBANCE:
ZONE 1: 2,468.64 51'
ZONE 2: 1,235.81 5F
W9. PERMANENT WETLAND IMPACT (PEM -ROAD):
= 0.0038 +/- AC
W13. TEMPORARY WETLAND IMPACT (PEM -ROAD):
= 0.00 1 7 +/- AC
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OF PFO LINE ARE GP5 LOCATED
BY ANGLER ENVIRONMENTAL
53. TEMPORARY 51"REAM IMPACT (ROAD)
= 0.00 1 I +/- AC (I 6.99 +/- LF)
52. PERMANENT STREAM IMPACT (ROAD):
= 0.0026 +/- AC (44.03 +/- LF)
B 1 . TEMPORARY BUFFER DISTURBANCE:
ZONE 1: 9 18.33 5F
ZONE 2: 932.72 5F
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• = 0.0002 +/- AC (5.48 +/- LF)
W8. PERMANENT WETLAND IMPACT (PFO -FILL):
= 0.2858 +/- AC
52. TEMPORARY BUFFER D15TUFBANCE:
ZONE 1: 20,222.;0 5F
ZONE 2: 14,924.92 5F
W7. PERMANENT WETLAND IMPACT (PEM -FILL):
= O. 1 127 +/- AC
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Linear Feet of Channel 621 Acres 0.69
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Scientific Name
Common Name
Indicator
Status
Size
Stock
%
Quantity
Alnus serrulata
Smooth Alder
FACW
8-12"
Bareroot
25%
155
Cornus amomum
Silky dogwood
FACW
2-3'
Livestakes
25%
155
Salix nigra
Black Willow
OBL
2-3'
Livestakes
25%
155
Populus heterophylla
Swamp Cottonwood
OBL
2-3'
Livestakes
25%
155
2%
Crimsoneyed Rosemallow
Hibiscus moscheutos
2%
Southern Waxy Sedge
100%
620
Zone 1A - Wetland Floodplain Seed Mix (1)
Acres 0.14
Application Rate (lbs/ac) 25
Total Seed 3.5 1 bs
Common Name
Scientific Name
%
Redtop Panicgrass
Panicaum rigidulum
Elymus Wginicus
26%
Va Wildrye
15%
Beaked Panicgrass
Panicaum ancepts
15%
Greenwhite sedge
Carex albolutescens
10%
Lurid Sedge
Carex lurida
6%
Hop Sedge
Carex lupulina
5%
Globe beaksedge
Phynchospora globularis
4%
Soft Rush
Juncus effusus
3%
Lizards Tail
Saururus cemuus
Helianthus angustifolius
Bidens aristosa
2%
Swamp Sunflower
2%
Showy Tickseed (NC)
20
Woolgrass
Scirpus cyperinus
2%
Crimsoneyed Rosemallow
Hibiscus moscheutos
2%
Southern Waxy Sedge
Carex glaucenscens
1 %
Broadwing Sedge
Carex a/ata
1 %
Leathery Rush
Juncus coriaceus
1%
Seaside Primrose Willow
LudWgia maritima
1%
Narrowleaf Primose Willow
LudWgia linearis
1 %
1%
New York Iron Weed
Vemonia noveboracensis
100%
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41
Quercus phellos
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Scientific Name
Common Name
Indicator
Status
Size
Stock
%
Quantity
Acer rub rum
Red Maple
FAC
8-12"
Bareroot
15%
62
Liquiambarstraciflua
Sweetgum
FAC
8-12"
Bareroot
20%
83
Liriodendron tulipifera
Tulip Popular
FACU
8-12"
Bareroot
15%
62
Pinus taeda
Loblolly Pine
FAC
8-12"
Bareroot
25%
104
Populus heterophylla
Swamp Cottonwood
OBL
8-12"
Bareroot
10%
41
Quercus phellos
Willow oak
FACW
8-12"
Bareroot
15%
62
100%
414
Zone 1B/2 - Riparian Buffer Seed Mix (1)
Acres 1.23
Application Rate (lbs/ac) 25
Total Seed 30.751bs
Common Name
Scientific Name
%
Redtop paniegrass
Panicaum dgidu/um
24%
Beaked Panicgrass
Panicum anceps
20%
River Oats
Chasmanthium latifolum
14%
Va Wildrye
Elymus Wginicus
20%
Slender Woodoats
Chasmanthium laxim
3%
Switchgrass
Panicum vlrgatum
10%
Mistflower
Crimsoneyed Rosemallow
Leathery Rush
Eupatorum coe/estinum
2.0%
Hibiscus moscheutos
Juncus coriaceus
Chamaecrista fasciculata
1.0%
1.0%
4.0%
Partridge Pea
New York Iron Weed
Vemonia noveboracensis
1.0%
100%
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Enst Conservation Seeds
INC Coastal Plain Riparain Mix (ERNMX-301) or approved equivalent
PLANTING NOTES:
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WETLAND LIMITS
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WETLAND LIMITS
PALU5TRINE SCRUB SHRUB
(P55) WETLAND LIMITS
STREAM LIMITS
PROPOSED TOP OF BANK
PROPOSED STREAM BUFFER
LOG GRADE CONTROL
STRUCTURE
OUTER RIPARIAN BUFFER
PLANTING
INNER RIPARIAN BUFFER
PLANTING
WETLAND FLOODPLAIN
PLANTING
NOTES:
1) EXISTING TOPOGRAPHIC SURVEY WAS
COMPLETED BY BOWMAN CONSULTING ON JULY
24, 2015 AND ADDITIONAL PARCEL ID:
040252 ON SEPTEMBER 3, 2015. FILE
PROVIDED BY GE05YNTEC ON NOVEMBER I G,
2015.
2) WETLANDS WERE DELINEATED ON AUGUST
27, 2015 AND SUPPLEMENTED ON NOVEMBER
10, 2015 BY ANGLER ENVIRONMENTAL IN
ACCORDANCE WITH THE ROUTINE
DETERMINATION FOR AREAS LARGER THAN FIVE
(5) ACRES A5 OUTLINED IN THE 1987 U.S.
ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS WETLAND
DELINEATION MANUAL. OTHER WATERS OF THE
U.S. ARE DELINEATED BASED ON THE PRESENCE
OF AN ORDINARY HIGH WATER MARK, A5
DEFINED BY THE U.5. ARMY CORPS OF
ENGINEERS DEFINITION OF WATER OF THE U.S..
3) LIMITS OF WETLANDS AND STREAMS
DELINEATED BY ANGLER WERE SURVEYED BY
DOMINION.
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AVAILABLE.
2.IN THE EVENT THAT A PLANT OR SEED SPECIFIED 15 NOT COMMERCIALLY AVAILABLE, THE CONTRACTOR MAY REQUEST A SUBSTITUTION IN WRITING. ALL REQUESTS FOR SUBSTITUTIONS SHALL BE MADE AT LEAST I MONTH PRIOR TO INSTALLATION
AND BE APPROVED BY THE OWNER.
3.ALL PLANT MATERIALS RECEIVED FROM COMMERCIAL SUPPLIERS SHALL CONFORM TO THE CURRENT I55UE OF THE AMERICAN STANDARD FOR NURSERY STOCK, PUBLISHED BY THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS OF NURSERYMEN.
4.THE CONTRACTOR 15 RESPONSIBLE FOR INSTALLING ALL PLANT MATERIAL IN THE APPROPRIATE SEASON FOR EACH TYPE OF STOCK. THE PLANTING SEASON FOR CONTAINER TREES, SHRUBS, TUBELING5, CONTAINER SEEDLINGS, AND LIVE STAKES
SHALL BE FROM NOVEMBER I THROUGH DECEMBER 15, AND FEBRUARY 15 THROUGH MARCH 15. LIVE STAKES AND BAREROOT TREES AND SHRUBS MUST BE INSTALLED IN THE DORMANT SEASON. ADJUSTMENTS TO THE PLANTING SEASONS
MAY BE MADE BY THE OWNER BA5ED ON SEASONAL AND 51TE CONDITIONS.
5.ALL PLANT MATERIAL SHALL BE UNIFORMLY SHAPED AND HAVE A VIGOROUS ROOT SYSTEM. THE PLANT MATERIAL SHALL BE HEALTHY, AND FREE OF DEFECTS, DECAY, ABRASIONS OF THE BARK, PLANT DISEASE, INSECT PEST EGGS, AND ALL
FORMS OF INFESTATIONS. THE PLANT MATERIALS MUST BE FRESH AND FREE OF TRANSPLANT SHOCK OR VISIBLE WILT. UNHEALTHY PLANT STOCK ARE UNACCEPTABLE AND WILL BE REJECTED.
G.ALL CONTAINER GROWN STOCK, INCLUDING PLUG5, SHALL HAVE BEEN PROPAGATED FOR A SUFFICIENT TIME FOR THE ROOTS TO HAVE DEVELOPED SUFFICIENTLY TO HOLD THE SOILS TOGETHER WHEN REMOVED FROM THE CONTAINER.
CONTAINER STOCK WITH POORLY DEVELOPED ROOTS ARE UNACCEPTABLE AND WILL BE REJECTED.
7.NO SEEDING OR PLANTING SHALL OCCUR WHEN THE 501L 15 FROZEN. NO SEEDING SHALL OCCUR WHEN THE 51TE 15 FLOODED. PLANTING SHALL NOT BE ALLOWED IF THE 51TE 15 FLOODED, UNLESS DETERMINED OTHERWISE BY THE OWNER.
&THE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY THE OWNER A MINIMUM OF 48 HOURS PRIOR TO THE COMMENCING OF PLANTING OR SEEDING OPERATIONS.
9.THE FINAL LOCATION OF PLANT MATERIAL, A5 WELL A5 LOCATION OF PLANTING ZONES, WILL BE SUBJECT TO THE APPROVAL OF THE OWNER. THE CONTRACTOR WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE REPLANTING OR RESEEDING ANY PLANT MATERIAL
INSTALLED WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE OWNER.
10. EACH CONTAINER PLANT SHALL BE FERTILIZED WITH 2O-10-5 CONTROLLED RELEASE TABLETS. FORMULATIONS VARY CONSIDERABLY BY MANUFACTURER, AND OTHER FORMULATIONS ARE ACCEPTABLE, PROVIDED THE TABLETS ARE NOT
WATER-SOLUBLE. THE TABLETS SHALL BE BURIED NEAR THE PLANT'S ROOT SYSTEM. THE PLANT STOCK SHALL BE FERTILIZED AT THE FOLLOWING RATE5:
STOCK TABLETS
PLUGS AND QUARTS ONE 5 GRAM TABLET PROJECT STATUS
BAKEROOT, TUBELING5 AND SEEDLINGS ONE 10 GRAM TABLET
# I CONTAINER ONE 21 GRAM TABLETS DATE DESCRIPTION
#5 CONTAINER TWO 21 GRAM TABLETS 12/4/15 30% DESIGN - U5ACOE NCDENR
211911 G FINAL DE51GN
1 1. DURING PLANTING THE CONTRACTOR SHALL WATER EACH PLANT WITH THE FOLLOWING MINIMUM QUANTITIES OF WATER, UNLESS OWNER DETERMINES THERE 15 SUFFICIENT 501L MOISTURE ON SITE:
TREES I GALLON OF WATER
SHRUBS I GALLON OF WATER
PLUGS I PINT OF WATER
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12. TO ENSURE FASTER STABILIZATION OF SEEDED AREAS WITHIN BUFFER USE A TEMPORARY SEED AS OUTLINED BELOW A5 A ENVIRONMENTAL
SUPPLEMENT TO THE SPECIFIED PERMANENT SEED MIXE5, NO LIME OR FERTILIZER 15 TO BE ADDED AT THE TIME OF SEEDING. 536�TErEPfes isKIDof Enr i vn zols�
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SEED SEEDING DATES SEEDING RATES Approval
RYE JAN -MAY � AUG -DEC GO LB/AC
GERMAN MILLET MAY -AUG 20 LB/AC
13. TOP501L SHALL BE SALVAGED FROM THE MITIGATION AREA, A 2" LAYER SHALL BE PLACED IN THE WETLAND FLOODPLAIN PRIOR
TO SEEDING A5 WELL A5 IN DISTURBED BUFFER AREAS.
B/M Assembly Pipe Stand Foundation Cells (Pier) Pipe Stand Foundation Cells (Spread) Foundation Cells for Other Typical Structures Steel Detail & Assembly
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