20140404 Ver 1_W-5203L_Old Folkstone Rd Revised Impacts_20160715

Carpenter,Kristi
From:Westphal, Anneliese
Sent:Friday, July 15, 2016 1:21 PM
To:Shaver, Brad E SAW ([e-mail]); Steenhuis, Joanne
Subject:W-5203L_Old Folkstone Rd Revised Impacts
Attachments:W-5203L Corps NW14 permit 050714.pdf; W-5203L DEQ DWR 401 permit
042914.pdf; W-5203L Original Wetland Impact Summary Table.pdf; W-5203L REVISED
Permit Drawings 071116.pdf
Brad and Joanne,
In 2014 you (or your agency) issued permits for impacts along SR 1518/SR 1519 Old Folkstone Rd in Onslow County for a
minor widening project which includes paved shoulders. I have attached those permits (cover sheets) and the original
wetland impact summary table for your reference. When the project was permitted there were 2 jurisdictional sites,
Site 2 and Site 4. Site 2 is a jurisdictional intermittent stream on both the inlet and outlet ends of an existing crossline
pipe. Site 4 is a tributary on the outlet end of an existing crossline pipe. Site 4 was determined to be not jurisdictional
on the inlet end.

Due to a revised hydraulic design, changes were made to each site. These changes caused 1 additional foot of
permanent impact on the outlet end of Site 2. This additional impact, and the revised drainage design at both sites, is
shown on the attached permit drawings and enumerated on the attached revised wetland impact summary.

The NCDOT hopes to let this project in the fall of 2016. Could you both please advise if the attached revised permit
drawings and wetland permit impact summary submittal is sufficient to consider our existing permits valid?

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If possible, could you please reply by July 29? Please do not hesitate to contact me with any questions.

Thank you,
Anneliese

Anneliese Westphal

Environmental Specialist

Division 3

NCDOT- Division of Highways

910 341 2000 office

910 675 0143 fax

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