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HomeMy WebLinkAbout20160728 Ver 1_RE Br Nos 221 and 132 in Orange Co_20160815 (2) Wrenn, Brian L From:Cail, William G Sent:Monday, August 15, 2016 1:27 PM To:Thomson, Nicole J; Wrenn, Brian L Cc:david.e.bailey2@usace.army.mil Subject:RE: Br. Nos. 221 and 132 in Orange Co. Attachments:670132_REDLINE Drainage.pdf Brian The issue for this particular ditch is how steep it is. Not a lot of water (Q10=1.4 cfs) but the ditch slope at this location (and in existing approaching ditch) is around 9%. So based on treatment criteria would not get infiltration due to slope. It should be noted the road starts into a curve in this vicinity and a lot of the road impervious at this location will actually be flowing to the other side of the road due to superelevation transition (see plans attached). So about half of the road impervious drainage along this stretch of rip rap ditch goes to the other side of the road. I guess it is an option to use a grassed swale with rock checks. But, at 1 ft drop intervals on about 9% would need a rock check every 10 ft or so. Personally due to the slope rather keep the ditch armored versus risk of erosion but let me know what you think. Thanks Galen From: Thomson, Nicole J Sent: Monday, August 15, 2016 12:55 PM To: Wrenn, Brian L <brian.wrenn@ncdenr.gov> Cc: david.e.bailey2@usace.army.mil; Cail, William G <gcail@ncdot.gov> Subject: RE: Br. Nos. 221 and 132 in Orange Co. I’ve asked Galen to step in and help on this one. It’s outside my baileywick.  From: Wrenn, Brian L Sent: Friday, August 12, 2016 10:07 AM To: Thomson, Nicole J Cc: david.e.bailey2@usace.army.mil; Cail, William G Subject: RE: Br. Nos. 221 and 132 in Orange Co. Nikki, Br. 132 in Orange is over UT to South Hyco Creek which is WS-II; HQW. This classification requires a higher level of SWM than typical projects. Based on the proposed drawings, the rip rap ditch in the NW quad doesn’t meet this higher level of SWM. Is the rip rap necessary or can it be converted to a grassed ditch/swale? The other proposed conveyances provide adequate opportunity for treatment prior to discharge. Thanks, Brian Wrenn 919-707-8792 (office) 919-710-6516 (mobile) 1 From: Thomson, Nicole J Sent: Thursday, August 11, 2016 2:25 PM To: Wrenn, Brian L <brian.wrenn@ncdenr.gov> Cc: david.e.bailey2@usace.army.mil Subject: RE: Br. Nos. 221 and 132 in Orange Co. Not a problem. I requested it from the DBT. And I double checked – everything that I have shows geotextile or riprap. I’ll forward to you what they send me. Nik From: Wrenn, Brian L Sent: Thursday, August 11, 2016 2:14 PM To: Thomson, Nicole J Cc: david.e.bailey2@usace.army.mil Subject: RE: Br. Nos. 221 and 132 in Orange Co. Nikki, Thanks for the information. After reading the Br. 132 explanation multiple times, I think I understand the engineering lingo. Although my original question was related to the armoring of banks above the floodplain benches not the benches themselves, I will defer to the technical analysis of the design team on the amount of armoring necessary to build a stable channel. As for Br. 221, can you send me a detail of the floodplain benches that detail coir fiber matting will be used. The only detail I have found in the application is this one, and I don’t see any mention of coir fiber matting. Thanks, Brian Wrenn 919-707-8792 (office) 919-710-6516 (mobile) From: Thomson, Nicole J Sent: Thursday, August 11, 2016 11:40 AM To: Wrenn, Brian L <brian.wrenn@ncdenr.gov> Cc: david.e.bailey2@usace.army.mil Subject: RE: Br. Nos. 221 and 132 in Orange Co. I’m sorry – I ended up staying home yesterday with Odin. We got him into the vet – steroids are pretty much our only option at this point. As for these bridges – below is what was sent to me from the Engineering firm(s): Dan and I have reviewed the approved CSR and hydraulic conditions at each of the referenced projects. Below are our comments relative to the channel improvements: BR132:  There are two basic components that drive the proposed outlet channel design – the hydraulic model and the standard engineering protocol for tying high flow benches.  The hydraulic model for this project is a bit delicate. The outlet channel improvements do have an effect on the water surface elevation (WSE), in that the improved outlet conditions are necessary to achieve a no-rise conditions and prevent effects to the WSE. 2  It is standard NCDOT practice to design for one culvert barrel to handle low/normal flow conditions. For BR 132, this is the easternmost barrel (see screen shot below). The westernmost barrel is the high flow barrel, which obviously activates when the surface water rises during rain events. We have sought to minimize the channel disturbance while meeting the no-rise condition, and provide a stable connection to the adjoining stream.  It is standard NCDOT practice to tie the high flow bench to the natural channel in a manner that both provides the needed conveyance (to make the model work) and to provide a connection to the natural stream that does not induce instability. As noted above, the proposed outlet channel improvements are integral to the hydraulic model for the stream. The limits or the proposed channel improvements also tie to the natural streambank at a location that will best insure stability when high flow conditions exist. A close review of the image below shows that the blue line of the natural stream ties to the center wall of the culvert (and thus the low flow barrel), but also note the meander (inward jog ) of the blue line as it does so. The proposed high flow bench is designed to tie to this inward jog, thus creating a high flow conveyance that blends into the natural curvature of the stream. If we force a bench tie-in closer to the culvert, there will be a section of natural stream bank that will project out into the stream. Such a projection would ultimately be unstable after a series of high flow events as the high flow stream would eventually carve it out.  The proposed channel improvement in the NW quadrant extends approximately 45’ from the headwall of the culvert, but we feel it will produce the most stable outlet condition in the long term. BR 221:  Normal/low flow barrel is the westernmost barrel, and it aligns with the existing stream.  Easternmost barrel is the high flow barrel and minimal channel improvements are proposed to tie to the existing floodplain. The proposed improvements only extend 20’ from the headwall of the proposed culvert. It should also be noted that this included lateral ditches from the roadway that have been designed to tie to existing discharge points near the stream to the greatest degree possible. 3  Inlet and outlet channel improvements are minimal (15’ max. off the headwalls of the culvert, not including the aforementioned ditches) and are design to tie to the surrounding floodplain as quickly as possible and in a manner that will produce stable conditions for high flow events (see screen shot below) .  All efforts will be made to minimize disturbance during construction. Second email from the design team: I am attaching a screen shot (which didn’t come through, but I believe it’s the same as above)of the inlet and outlet channel details for BR 132. They both call for the floodplain benches as depicted in the attached photos. Please note the details call out for rip rap armoring of the outer channel slopes as well as the internal bench slope immediately adjacent to the stream. In the area of the floodplain bench, the detail call for Coir Fiber Matting so the areas will grass up. We have no issue with the channel details the agencies want, it is in fact what we have designed. Our position remains the same relative to the length/limits of the channel improvements. We have designed per NCDOT protocol. If the agencies want us to deviate from this protocol, then Nikki (as a representative of NCDOT) needs to coordinate with NCDOT Hydro, gain concurrence on the requested changes in length/limits and the potential effect on the hydraulic models, and have NCDOT Hydro provide us the directive they want followed. Please let me know if this addresses your concerns with respect to the floodplain or if more discussion is needed. 4 Thanks to you both for your patience Nikki From: Wrenn, Brian L Sent: Thursday, August 11, 2016 8:31 AM To: Thomson, Nicole J Cc: david.e.bailey2@usace.army.mil Subject: Br. Nos. 221 and 132 in Orange Co. Nikki, Do you have an idea of when we will get responses on the design questions regarding the subject bridge projects? I’m in no big rush, but just trying to get a feel for whether I need to officially put the projects on hold. Thanks. Brian Wrenn NCDWR – Transportation Permitting Branch 1617 MSC Raleigh, NC 27699-1617 919-707-8792 (office) 919-710-6516 (mobile) Brian.wrenn@ncdenr.gov Email correspondence to and from this sender is subject to the N.C. Public Records Law and may be disclosed to third parties. 5 ,S.o� ���\ �'lP(�'\� 0( D � —rJ ?f ! ���Y r� .., �� � .,,�, � i�_� �� ly�-._ o� ' `p� �' �-� i � _ '° .- 5" i^ i I i i__..�% . �. il' A � i4.o � �. � II `� ��� , � � II I�a� � I � , ��,I>III' �,��'n � � a � 1I' . `� � �I 1 I' � 9 �� . . ��I .. n`_}I��� �� � t1 � ..✓ �INS 1 � �p��� � � �. _ ��1ry_a'h� / ��-."lN � �" INSEi SILLS T � I. X i w a x� �.� '� ^ .�. 0 �,�:o ���.�� ��e�����.� �. 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