20150636 Ver 1_Revised AsBuilt Report_20170321

ASBUILT & BASELINE MONITORING REPORT
Neville Farms Buffer and Nutrient Offset Bank Parcel
(Phase 1 & Phase 2)
Jordan Lake Nutrient Strategy - Upper New Hope Subwatershed
Orange County, NC
DWR# 2015-0636
Prepared by:
Axiom Environmental, Inc.
218 Snow Avenue
Raleigh, NC 27603
Phone: [phone]
Prepared for:
Watershed Investments NC, LLC
1630 Weatherford Circle
Raleigh, NC 27604
Phone: [phone]
March 20, 2017
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Table of Contents
1.0
Introduction........................................................................................................................................................... 1
2.0
Project Location.................................................................................................................................................... 2
2.1
Land Use............................................................................................................................................................ 2
2.2
Historic Vegetation.......................................................................................................................................... 3
3.0
PROJECT PLANTING PLAN.................................................................................................................................. 3
3.1
Riparian Restoration Activities....................................................................................................................... 3
3.2
Riparian Preservation Activities..................................................................................................................... 3
3.3
Invasive Species Control.................................................................................................................................4
3.4
Easement Boundaries...................................................................................................................................... 4
4.0
MITIGATION POTENTIAL.................................................................................................................................... 4
5.0 PROJECT MONITORING AND PERFORMANCE STANDARDS.......................................................................... 5
5.1 Success Criteria................................................................................................................................................. 5
5.2 Project Monitoring Plan.................................................................................................................................. 5
5.3 Adaptive Management Plan............................................................................................................................ 6
5.4 Long Term Management Plan........................................................................................................................ 6
6.0 FINANCIAL ASSURANCE...................................................................................................................................... 6
7.0 REFERENCES..........................................................................................................................................................8
APPENDICES
APPENDIX A. GENERAL FIGURES AND TABLES
Figure 1. Site Location
Figure 2. Current Conditions Plan View & Comparison of Surveyed Easement with Boundary Used
for BPDP
Figure 3. Component and Asset Map
As -built Survey — Sheets 1-3
Table 1A. Phase 1/Tract 1 Neville Farms Buffer Credit Generation Summary
Table 1B. Phase 1/Tract 1 Neville Farms Nutrient Offset Credit Generation Summary
Table 1C. Phase 2/Tract 2 Neville Farms Buffer Credit Generation Summary
Table 1D. Phase 2/Tract 2 Neville Farms Nutrient Offset Credit Generation Summary
Table 2. Project Activity and Reporting History
Table 3. Project Contacts Table
Table 4. Project Baseline Information and Attributes
APPENDIX B. BASELINE VEGETATION DATA
Table 5. Planting List
Table 6. Riparian Buffer Vegetation Totals
Table 7. Planted and Total Stems by Plot and Species
Permanent Photo Points
Vegetation Plot Photographs
APPENDIX C. ORANGE COUNTY STREAM DETERMINATION
APPENDIX D. CONSERVATION EASEMENTS
APPENDIX E. DIVISION OF WATER RESOURCE PROJECT VIABILITY LETTER
APPENDIX F. FINANCIAL ASSURANCE
APPENDIX G. NUTRIENT OFFSET CREDIT CALCULATION DOCUMENTATION FOR TRACT 2
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WATERSHED
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MEMORANDUM
TO: Katie Merritt, NCDWR
FROM: Mike Herrmann, WINC
DATE: March 20, 2017
RE: Asbuilt & Baseline Monitoring Report
Watershed Investments NC, LLC
1630 Weatherford Circle
Raleigh, NC 27604
Phone: [phone]
Neville Farms Buffer and Nutrient Offset Bank Parcel (Phase 1 & Phase 2)
The purpose of this memorandum is to document several changes that occurred from what was
proposed in the June 1, 2016 Neville Farms Buffer and Nutrient Offset Bank Parcel Development
Package (BPDP) to the submittal of the March 20, 2017 Asbuilt & Baseline Monitoring Report:
Neville Farms Buffer and Nutrient Offset Bank Parcel (Phase 1 & Phase 2) (Asbuilt Report).
Changes include the following.
1. Surveys of the conservation easement boundaries resulted in slight changes to the
conservation easement boundaries proposed in the BPDP; therefore, resulting in changes to
final acreages, and buffer and nutrient offset credit amounts. Final acreages and credit
amounts are documented in Tables lA-1D of the Asbuilt Report.
2. Nutrient offset credit calculations for Tract 2 changed from amounts proposed in the BPDP;
documentation of these changes as well as approval from planning can be found within
Appendix G of the Asbuilt Report.

1.0 Introduction
Watershed Investments NC (Sponsor) is pleased to provide the NC Division of Water Resources (DWR) this
Asbuilt & Baseline Monitoring Report for the Neville Farms Bank Parcel (Site). The purpose of this project
is to generate Jordan Lake riparian buffer restoration and preservation mitigation credits as well as nutrient
offset credits. The Neville Farms Bank Parcel is included in the Neville Farms Mitigation Banking Instrument
(MBI) for Riparian Buffer Mitigation and Nutrient Offset Credits signed between Watershed Investments
NC, LLC and the NC Division of Water Resources (DWR) and effective on January 29r1, 2016. The MBI is
in accordance with 15A NCAC 02B .0295 (Temporary Consolidated Buffer Mitigation Rule, effective
October 24, 2014) and 15A NCAC 02B .0240 (Nutrient Offset Payments Rule).
The site encompasses 6.15 acres of land along Neville Creek, which is a tributary to University Lake south of
Chapel Hill in Orange County North Carolina. Site activities consisted of approximately 5.04 acres of
riparian restoration and approximately 0.94 acres of riparian preservation. An additional 0.17 acres of Tract 1
is included in the project easement area but is outside the rule -defined riparian buffer zone and, consequently,
not included for either riparian buffer mitigation or nutrient offset credit generation.
The Site is comprised of two separate tracts owned by two different land owners and will be mitigated in two
phases. Phase 1 is comprised of Tract I and Phase 2 is comprised of Tract 2. Each phase/tract will have its
own credit release schedule for milestones met in accordance with the Neville Farms Mitigation Banking
Instrument (MBI). Though the tracts are adjacent, the division of the Site was necessary based on land use,
land planning, and project crediting. Moving forward; however, project activities for both Tracts should
proceed on the same schedule. Tract information is as follows.
Tract
Acreage
Location
Tract 1 (Gambill/Neville Property)
4.31 ac.
Main project area located on the north side of Neville
Creek and accessible from Old Greensboro Highway
Tract 2 (McGee Property)
1.84 ac.
Area south of Neville Creek and accessible from
StansburyRoad
Conservation easements were placed over Tract 1 on February 3, 2016 and recorded at the Orange County
Register of Deeds in Deed Book No. 6073, Page No. 230, and Tract 2 on October 13, 2016 and recorded at
the Orange County Register of Deeds in Deed Book No. 6203, Page No. 221 (Appendix D).
Orange County is the delegated authority by the NC Environmental Management Commission to conduct
determinations on whether drainage features in their jurisdiction are surface waters and subject to the buffer
rules of the State found in 15A NCAC 02B .0267 (Protection of Existing Riparian Buffers). Orange County
Planning and Inspections assessed the Site and provided their determination on February 9th, 2015 that the
surface water features on the Site are subject to the Rule (Appendix C).
The project has restored and preserved forest adjacent to surface water features to reduce nutrients that flow
into Neville Creek, University Lake, and ultimately Jordan Lake. The project will have ancillary benefits that
include reducing sediment runoff, reducing nutrients to streams through agricultural runoff, and thus,
improving aquatic and terrestrial habitat. Any nutrient offset or riparian buffer mitigation generated from this
Bank Parcel may offset impacts from development, both existing and proposed, within the Upper New Hope
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Subwatershed of Jordan Lake, as verified by DWR staff onsite and in a letter dated April 6, 2015 (Appendix
E).
2.0 Project Location
The Site is located approximately 3 miles southwest of Chapel Hill, NC and one mile upstream of University
Lake (Figure 1, Appendix A). Surface water drainage features at the Site feed into the Upper New Hope
Subwatershed of Jordan Lake. The Site is located in the Cape Fear River Basin 14 -digit United States
Geological Survey (USGS) Cataloging Unit 03030002060070 of the South Atlantic/Gulf Region (North
Carolina Division of Water Quality [NCDWQ] Sub -basin Number 03-06-06).
Directions to Tract 1 (Gambill/Neville Property)
• From Raleigh, go West on I-40 and take Hwy 54 -West Exit to Chapel Hill
• From Hwy 54, take the Jones Ferry Rd Exit, turn left to go South (0.9 miles)
• After passing University Lake, turn right onto Old Greensboro Highway (1.8 miles)
• Tract 1 entrance is on the left through a driveway right-of-way at address 1426 Old Greensboro
Road, Chapel Hill
• Latitude: 35.8917', Longitude: -79.1281°
Directions to Tract 2 (McGee Property
• Follow the above directions but instead of turning into the entrance for Tract 1, proceed another 0.5
miles
• Turn left on Bowden Road (1.2 miles)
• Turn left onto Stansbury Road; Tract 2 is at the end of the road at address 2201 Stansbury Rd,
Chapel Hill, NC
• Latitude: 35.8926° , Longitude: -79.1262°
2.1 Land Use
The Site consists of two separate tracts of land as described below.
Tract 1
Tract 1, 4.31 acres, is part of a 112 -acre farm that includes livestock pasture, woodlots, and hay production.
Tract 1 is located in an area dedicated to hay production, which is classified as an agricultural practice.
Annual nitrogen application rates for the property were approximately 100 lbs/ac. Portions of the easement
area had a narrow buffer of trees (10-15 feet in width) immediately adjacent to the stream. The majority of
the reforested area is located within the 100 -year floodplain for Neville Creek. Runoff from Tract 1 flows
directly to Neville Creek.
Tract 2
Tract 2, 1.84 acres, is part of a 9 -acre single-family residential property with pervious areas maintained as a
fescue grassed lawn, which is not classified as an agriculture practice. Portions of the easement area currently
had a narrow forested buffer of trees (10-15 feet in width) immediately adjacent to the stream. An area at the
lower end of the easement that was over grown in blackberry (Rebus argutus) and Japanese honeysuckle
(Lonicera japonica) was cleared and reforested with a native tree buffer. Surface water leaves Tract 2 directly
through drainage to Neville Creek.
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2.2 Historic Vegetation
The majority of Tract 1 was planted in fescue and rye grass for hay production. Tract 2 was a managed
fescue lawn. The majority of both banks of Neville Creek had a narrow tree buffer (10-15 feet in width)
adjacent to the stream that provides some buffer functions. Based on feedback from DWR staff, areas with
tree cover were considered Buffer Preservation for mitigation purposes. The thin riparian buffer is
comprised of a mix of native trees and scattered invasive species as follows. Invasive species controls were
used as part of this project and are discussed in Section 3.3.
Observed Native Tree and Shrub Species
Tulip Poplar (Liriodendmn tulpifera)
Sweet Gum (Liquidambar styraciflua)
Red Cedar (Juniperus viTiniana)
Box Elder (Acer negundo)
Ironwood (Carpinus caroliniana)
Loblolly Pine (Pinus taeda)
Spicebush (Lindera ben.Zoin)
Coralberry (Sympboricarpos arbiculatas)
Observed Invasive Species
Chinese Privet (Li
gustrum sinense)
Autumn Olive (Elaeagnus umbellata)
Japanese Honeysuckle (Lonicera japonica)
3.0 PROJECT PLANTING PLAN
3.1 Riparian Restoration Activities
The riparian restoration was conducted according to the temporary rule 15A NCAC 02B .0295. Restored
plant communities within the Site will provide stabilization and improve water quality and habitat within
Nutrient Sensitive Waters of Jordan Lake. The protected buffer easements were planted up to 200 feet back
from the top of the stream bank, with appropriate native species observed in the surrounding forest and
species known to occur in similar environmental settings.
Site preparation on both phases occurred November 16-18, 2016 and planting of bare root stems on both
phases occurred December 21-22, 2016. Site preparation included spot spraying observed invasive species
within the entire Site. Revegetation of the Site included planting 2915 bare root trees (Table 5, Appendix B).
Planted stock consisted of high-quality bare root plants approximately 24 inches in height. Seedlings were
hand -planted using KBC planting bars and were pretreated with an endo/ectomycorrhizal spore root
treatment.
3.2 Riparian Preservation Activities
A narrow fringe of mature trees exists in most of the Site within the Neville Creek riparian buffer. The
preservation area was reviewed by DWR and determined eligible for Buffer Preservation (Appendix E).
Preservation areas are included in the permanent conservation easement (Figure 3, Appendix A). The
riparian buffer, as defined in 15A NCAC 02B .0267, extends a maximum distance of 50 feet from the top of
stream bank.
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3.3 Invasive Species Control
Invasive species management occurred throughout the entire Site. Within Tract 1, autumn olive and Chinese
privet were treated by cutting each plant at the base and spraying freshly cut stumps with the herbicide
Crossroads. Japanese honeysuckle along the buffer edge was also treated; however, some of the plants were
treated using the cut and spray method using the chemical Crossroads, but most received a foliar application
of glyphosate (Roundup) for best results.
Within Tract 2, the dense overgrowth of blackberry and Japanese honeysuckle located between the planting
area and Neville Creek was brush cut with a hydraulic cutter and immediately sprayed with the herbicide
Crossroads for optimal results.
In addition, within the planting areas of Tract 1 and Tract 2 herbaceous competition management will be
conducted as necessary during the first full growing season. Herbaceous competition management will
consist of mowing as well as spot herbicide spraying to treat any regrowth of targeted invasive species.
3.4 Easement Boundaries
Two separate conservation easements, one on Tract 1 and one on Tract 2, were secured along with access
easements necessary to provide permanent access to the conservation easement areas. Easement boundaries
are identified with wooden cedar posts spaced at approximately 150 feet to ensure clear distinction between
the Site and adjacent properties. Boundaries may be further identified by marker, bollard, post, tree -blazing,
or other means as allowed by site conditions and/or conservation easement. Boundary markers disturbed,
damaged, or destroyed will be repaired and/or replaced on an as needed basis. The easement boundaries will
be checked annually as part of monitoring activities with the status of the boundaries reported in annual
monitoring reports.
4.0 MITIGATION POTENTIAL
As noted in the Neville Farms MBI, buffer credit determination is subject to the Temporary Buffer Rule 15A
NCAC 02B .0295(h) and (i). Figure 3 (Appendix A) identifies the riparian areas and credit types for Phase 1
and Phase 2.
In accordance with Rule 15A NCAC 02B .0295, the width of the buffer/nutrient credit generation area
begins at the most landward limit of the top of bank or the rooted herbaceous vegetation and extends
landward to a maximum distance of 200 feet. Nutrient offsets are not being generated within the areas
described as Preservation. Preservation areas meet the requirements described in .0295 (m)(2)(D) —
Preservation of Buffers on Subject Streams. Restoration areas meet the requirements of .0295(1) — Riparian
Restoration or Enhancement. Nutrient Offset credits are consistent with rules 15A NCAC 02B .024.
The following is a summary of the Jordan Lake riparian buffer credits and nutrient offset credit calculations
for Phase 1 and Phase 2 of the Site. Detailed credit calculations are included in Tables 1A -1D (Appendix A).
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Phase 1 (Tract 1)
• 0.40 acres Riparian Buffer Preservation = 1742.4 square feet of credit
• 3.74 acres Nutrient Offset = 7220.59 lbs -N delivered and 424.901bs-P delivered)
Phase 2 (Tract 2)
• 1.30 acres Riparian Buffer Restoration = 55,321.2 square feet (ftz) of credit
• 0.54 acres Riparian Buffer Preservation = 2330.50 square feet (ft2) of credit
As indicated in the Site's MBI, credits generated from riparian buffer restoration activities can be converted
and transferred from buffer credits to nutrient offset credits with Division approval and from nutrient offset
credits to buffer credits. However, when converting from nutrient offsets to buffer, all applicable ratios and
percentages of full credit will apply according to 15A NCAC 02B .0295.
Neville Farms' Nutrient Offset and Riparian Buffer credits will not be debited within the same area (not
stacked). The Neville Farms Bank will service impacts within the Upper New Hope Subwatershed of Jordan
Lake.
5.0 PROJECT MONITORING AND PERFORMANCE STANDARDS
5.1 Success Criteria
Pursuant to criteria found in the Temporary Consolidated Buffer Mitigation Rule 15A NCAC 02B .0295 and
Neville Farms MBI, vegetative success for the Site will require the survival of at least 260 planted trees per
acre at the end of Year 5 based on monitoring data compiled for the site and site visits by the DWR. Natural
recruits will not count towards annual achievement of performance standards; however, they may be taken
into account during review by the NC DWR. Recruitment of volunteer species in the floodplain is
anticipated due to adjacent forests that exist upstream and on the stream bank.
5.2 Project Monitoring Plan
Riparian vegetation monitoring for Phase 1 and Phase 2 will be based on the CVS Level 1-2 Protocol for
Recording Vegetation, Version 4.2 (Lee et al. 2008). Annual vegetation monitoring will occur each year during the
fall season with the first year for each Phase occurring at least 5 months after initial planting of the Tract/s.
Vegetation monitoring plots measure 0.0247 acre in size and cover 2% of the planted area. Accordingly, four
(4) permanent vegetative plots will be used to monitor Tract 1 and two (2) permanent vegetative plots will be
used to monitor Tract 2. At the request of NC DWR, one (1) additional permanent vegetation plot will be
installed in the Zone C Restoration area of Tract 1 during year 1 annual monitoring for a total of five (5)
permanent vegetation plots in Tract 1 and two (2) permanent vegetation plots in Tract 2 (Figure 2, Appendix
A). A reference photo will be taken from the southwestern corner of each plot. All planted stems in the
plots will be marked with flagging tape and recorded. Data collected will include species, height, planting type
(planted stem or volunteer), and grid location. Baseline data was collected on January 5, 2017 by Axiom
Environmental and derived an average density of 607 planted stems per acre (excluding livestakes) (Table 7,
Appendix B).
The Sponsor shall submit to DWR an annual monitoring report for each phase, no later than December 31 of
each year for five consecutive years. Reports will document the success of the vegetation and any
maintenance, supplemental planting, or encroachment within the easement areas. As planting and the
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monitoring for both Phase 1 and 2 occurred on the same schedule, WINC intends to submit one Monitoring
Report each year for at least 5 years to document the above requirements for both phases. All Monitoring
Reports shall reflect the Phase for which it is being submitted. Monitoring bonds shall be renewed with
confirmation of renewal provided to DWR with each annual monitoring report for each phase. DWR
reserves the right to alter the credit release schedule if monitoring reports are submitted without proof of
bond renewals.
Invasive and noxious species will be monitored and controlled so that none become dominant or alter the
desired community structure of the site.
In addition, easement boundaries will be checked annually with the status reported in annual monitoring
reports.
5.3 Adaptive Management Plan
In the event that the Site, or a specific component of the Site, fails to achieve the defined performance
standards, WINC will develop necessary adaptive management plans and/or implement appropriate remedial
actions for the Site in coordination with DWR. Remedial actions will be designed to achieve the performance
standards specified previously, and will include identification of the causes of failure, remedial design
approach, work schedule, and monitoring criteria that will take into account physical and climatic conditions.
5.4 Long Term Management Plan
WINC, acting as the Bank Sponsor, established a Conservation Easement for Tract 1 and Tract 2 separately.
The Conservation Easements allow for yearly monitoring and, if necessary, maintenance of the Site for a
minimum of five years post planting, or until DWR approval has been given. These activities will be
conducted in accordance with the terms and conditions of the Neville Farms MBI.
Prior to the submission of the 4th year monitoring reports for each Tract, Tract 1 and Tract 2 will be
transferred to a responsible third party. The third party shall be responsible for periodic inspections of Tract
1 and Tract 2 to ensure that restrictions required in the Conservation Easements are upheld. Endowment
funds required to uphold easement conditions shall be negotiated prior to site transfer to the responsible
party.
6.0 FINANCIAL ASSURANCE
To comply with the MBI, a monitoring bond was substituted for the performance bond and will cover the
monitoring costs for the entire Site, or, at a minimum, be in the amount of $25,000. WINC reserves the right
to acquire one monitoring bond to cover the costs of monitoring for both Phase 1 and Phase 2, or two
monitoring bonds to cover the costs of Phase 1 monitoring and Phase 2 monitoring, separately. Each bond
shall be renewed annually for at least 5 years, or until DWR approval of the Site's success criteria. Financial
assurances shall be payable at the direction of DWR to his designee or to a standby trust (Appendix F).
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Phase 1/Tract 1 Monitoring & Maintenance Costs
Monitoring Tasks
Quantity
Cost
(per
Unit)
Consultant
Fees
Total
Cost
Vegetation Plot Data Collection
4 plots
$1,500
$5,000
$11,000
Data Analysis
5 years
$600
$3,000
Report Documentation
5 re orts
$1,800
$6,000
Subtotal
$20,000
Maintenance & Adaptive Management Tasks (if needed
Herbicide / Vegetation Control
4
$1,500
$6,000
Herbivory Control
2
$1,000
$2,000
Replanting
1
$2,000
$2,000
Subtotal
$10,000
Stewardship
Inspections
10
$200
$2,000
Subtotal
$2,000
Phase 1/Tract 1 Monitoring and Maintenance Costs Total
$32,000
Phase 2/Tract 2 Monitoring & Maintenance Costs
Monitoring Tasks
Quantity
Cost
(per
Unit)
Consultant
Fees
Total
Cost
Vegetation Plot Data Collection
2 plots
$1,500
$2,000
$5,000
Data Analysis
5 years
$200
$1,000
Report Documentation
5 reports
$600
$3,000
Subtotal
$9,000
Maintenance & Adaptive Management Tasks (if needed)
Herbicide / Vegetation Control
4
$250
$1000
Herbivory Control
$0
$0
Replanting
1
$1,000
$1000
Subtotal
$2,000
Stewardship
Inspections
10
$100
$1,000
Subtotal
$1,000
Phase 2/Tract 2 Monitoring and Maintenance Costs Total
$12,000
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7.0 REFERENCES
Griffith, G.E., Omernik, J.M., Comstock, J.A., Schafale, M.P., McNab, W.H.,Lenat, D.R., and MacPherson,
T.F., 2002, Ecoregions of North Carolina, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Corvallis, OR.
Lee, M.T., R.I. Peet, S.D. Roberts, and T.R. Wentworth. 2008. CVS-EEP Protocol for Recording
Vegetation, Level 1-2 Plot Version 4.2. Ecosystem Enhancement Program, North Carolina
Department of Environment and Natural Resources.
Shafale, M. P., and Weakley, A.S. 1990. Classification of the natural communities of North Carolina, third
approximation. NC Department of Environment and Natural Resources, Natural Heritage Program.
Raleigh, NC.
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APPENDIX A
GENERAL FIGURES AND TABLES
Figure 1. Site Location
Figure 2. Current Conditions Plan View & Comparison of Surveyed Easement with Boundary Used for
BPDP
Figure 3. Component and Asset Map
As -built Survey — Sheets 1-3
Table 1A. Phase 1 /Tract 1 Neville Farms Buffer Credit Generation Summary
Table 1B. Phase 1/Tract 1 Neville Farms Nutrient Offset Credit Generation Summary
Table 1C. Phase 2/Tract 2 Neville Farms Buffer Credit Generation Summary
Table 11). Phase 2/Tract 2 Neville Farms Nutrient Offset Credit Generation Summary
Table 2. Project Activity and Reporting History
Table 3. Project Contacts Table
Table 4. Project Baseline Information and Attributes
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144.66'
S44°16'43"E
L36
238.97'
S07°42'19"E
L37
98.56'
S00°30'42"W
L38
465.69'
S01 °20'02"W
L39
398.11'
S08°47'01"W
L40
268.34'
S18°29'51"W
THE CONSERVATION EASEMENT TRACT 1 IS 4.31
ACRES± EXCLUDING ALL RIGHT-OF-WAYS AND ACCESS
EASEMENTS BY COORDINATE COMPUTATION.
THE CONSERVATION EASEMENT TRACT 2 IS 1.84
ACRES± EXCLUDING ALL RIGHT-OF-WAYS AND ACCESS
EASMENTS BY COORDINATE COMPUTATION.
SURVEYORS CERTIFICATION(S)
LINE DATA "A" TO "B"
ALONG TOP OF BANK OF
NEVILLE CREEK
LINE
LENGTH
BEARING
L1
79.03'
S12°27'19"E
L2
64.73'
S08°46'14"W
L3
85.10'
S28°54'47"W
L4
87.47'
S38°21'30"W
L5
1 26.52'
S55°10'58"W
L6
41.90'
S58°17'46"W
L7
35.86'
S84°20'53"W
L8
79.75'
N88°26'54"W
L9
31.29'
S88°57'11"W
L10
16.20'
N67°09'55"W
L11
171.81'
N53°21'53"W
L12
64.05'
N48°32'44"W
L13
45.79'
N42°35'44"W
L14
67.47'
N51°45'01"W
L15
24.92'
S65°34'39"W
L16
32.04'
N54°54'29"W
L17
23.40'
N49°46'23"W
L18
56.63'
N33°56'52"W
L19
39.95'
N71°07'37"W
L20
43.54'
48'57'4 "W
L21
53.72'
N48°08'00"W
L22
18.15'
N77°17'131W
Surveyor's disclaimer: No attempt was made to locate any cemeteries, wetlands, hazardous material
sites, underground or aboveground utilities or any other features above, or below ground other than
those shown.
I certify that the survey is of another category (as -built), such as the recombination of existing
parcels, a court-ordered survey, or other exception to the definition of subdivision.
I JOHN A. RUDOLPH , certify that this plat was drawn under my supervision from (an actual survey
made under my supervision) (deed description recorded in Book SEE , Page REFS , etc.) (other);
that the ratio of precision as calculated by latitudes and departures is 1 / 10,000+; that the
boundaries not surveyed are shown as broken lines plotted from information found in D.B. XX ,
Page XX ; that this plat was prepared in accordance with G.S. 47-30 as amended. Witness my
original signature, registration number, and seal this 6th day of March, A.D. 2017.
SEAL OR STAMP
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LINE DATA FROM "E" TO "Il",
ALONG TOP OF BANK OF
NEVILLE CREEK
LINE
LENGTH
BEARING
L41
16.08'
N30°27'34"E
L42
37.76'
N57°42'44"E
L43
21.10'
S55°46'06"E
L44
10.96'
S85°49'39"E
L45
19.19'
S43°33'20"E
L46
34.58'
S85'1 8'55"E
L47
26.02'
N59°39'57"E
L48
12.71'
N32°18'02"E
L49
20.51'
N14°27'15"E
L50
42.08'
N75°26'39"E
L51
33.20'
N84°49'38"E
L52
38.88'
N84°12'51"E
L53
25.65'
N66°48'13"E
L54
32.31'
N51°02'50"E
L55
19.43'
N08°42'08"E
L56
23.24'
N13°05'51"W
L57
41.59'
N35°38'32"W
L58
33.87'
N35°05'13"W
L59
35.42'
N14°35'36"E
L60
31.33'
N35°08'49"W
L61
40.24'
N2013'32"E
L62
24.33'
N70°18'57"E
L63
33.87'
N74°39'07"E
L64
48.13'
N65°10'29"E
L65
24.74'
N39°27'10"E
L66
44.58'
N45°22'19"E
L67
52.38'
N48°48'59"E
L68
51.63'
N28°36'43"E
L69
28.77'
N17°57'30"E
L70
60.22'
N05 18'21"E
L71
60.13'
N1815'08"E
L72
12.62'
N52°31'12"E
GRID INFORMATION:
ALL DISTANCE SHOWN ARE HORIZONTAL GROUND DISTANCES.
DEED REFERENCE(SI:
BEING A PORTION OF THE
PROPERTY RECORDED IN
D.B. 276, PG. 715 OF THE
ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER
OF DEEDS.
BEING A PORTION OF THE
PROPERTY RECORDED IN
D.B. 4948, PG. 591 OF THE
ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER
OF DEEDS.
MAP REFERENCE(S):
P.B. 103, PG. 86-89
P.B. 8, PG. 100
THE NCSPC SHOWN ON ISS 11 WERE OBTAINED FROM AN NGS OPUS SOLUTION.
THIS OBSERVATION WAS STARTED ON 2015/08/06 14:38:00 AND ENDED ON 2015/08/06
16:55:00 USING A TOPCON HYPERLITE PLUS GPS UNIT. THE COMBINED FACTOR IS
0.99991895 (GEOID 2012B CONUS). THE DATUM IS NAD'83(2011). THE FOLLOWING
BASE STATIONS WERE USED IN THE OPUS SOLUTION:
PID
DESIGNATION
LATITUDE(m)
LONGITUDE(m)
DG4687
NCRD RALEIGH DOT CORS ARP
N354549.507
W0783444.394
DG9328
DURH DURHAM COOP CORS ARP
N355946.129
W0785358.036
DF9213
NCBU BURLINGTON CORS ARP
N360529.586
W0792612.176
AAxiom
218 Snow Ave uental
Raleigh, NC 27603
919-215-1693
Axiom Environmental, Inc.
METADATA CORNER
DESCRIPTIONS
CORNER
DESCRIPTION
No. 5 REBAR WITH
YELLOW PLACTIC CAP
1OTHRUOa
INSCRIBED:
"CONSERVATION
EASEMENT" FLUSH WITH
GRADE
O
MAG NAIL FLUSH WITH
GRADE
tz
No. 5 REBAR 1.0' BELOW
GRADE
13
No. 5 REBAR 0.2' ABOVE
GRADE
14
1.0" O.D. IRON PIPE
0.6' ABOVE GRADE
is
1.0" O.D. IRON PIPE
0.2' ABOVE GRADE
16
1.0" O.D. IRON PIPE
0.6' ABOVE GRADE
No. 5 REBAR WITH YELLOW PLASTIC
17 THRU @
CAP INSCRIBED: "CONSERVATION
EASEMENT" FLUSH WITH GRADE
22
1.0" O.D. IRON PIPE
0.5' ABOVE GRADE
FEMA FLOOD STATEMENT:
A PORTION OF THE AREA REPRESENTED BY THIS PLAT IS
LOCATED IN A FLOOD HAZARD BOUNDARY ACCORDING
TO FEMA MAP NUMBER(S) 3710976700J & 3710976800J,
ZONE(S): X, SHADED X, AE & FLOODWAY, DATED:
FEBRUARY 2, 2007.
SHEET IOF3
AS -BUILT SURVEY
FOR
WATERSHED INVESTMENTS
OF THE
NEVILLE CREEK BUFFER
RESTORATION PROJECT
ON A PORTION OF THE
GAMBILL TRACT (PARCEL I.D. 9768111753)
8r MCGEE TRACT (PARCEL I.D. 9767295479)
CHAPEL HILL TOWNSHIP ORANGE COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA
200 100 0 200 400 600
GRAPHIC SCALE 1 " = 200'

LEGEND:
ISS - IRON STAKE SET
EIP - EXISTING IRON PIPE
EIS - EXISTING IRON STAKE
NMC - NON-MONUMENTED CORNER
M.B. - MAP BOOK
D.B. - DEED BOOK
PG. - PAGE
C/L - CENTERLINE
EMN - EXISTING MAG NAIL
CONSERVATION EASEMENT LINE
— — — — TIE DOWN LINE
ADJOINER LINE
w _ - WOODLINE
X WIRE FENCE LINE
NEW 10' ACCESS EASEMENT (L23B - L40)
ONLY CENTERLINE SHOWN. THIS ACCESS EASEMENT IS
UNIMPROVED (CROSSING AGRICULTURAL FIELDS, SOIL
PATHS AND GRAVEL PATHS). THIS ACCESS EASEMENT IS
LOCATED ON THE NETTIE GAMBILL LAND (D.B. 276, PG. 715)
AND THE JOHN & BETTY YOW LAND (D.B. 240, PG. 735). THE
PORTION OF ACCESS EASEMENT ON THE YOW LAND
FOLLOWS THE CENTERLINE OF AN EXISTING SOIL AND
GRAVEL FARM PATH.
L72 S17°44'42"E
Fir 9.53'
EIS 12
ORANGE COUNTY
D.B. 4462, PG. 339
0
L69 '' S17°44'42"E
WOODLINE i 170.00'
OLD GAMBILL L68 EIS 13
GREENSBORO D.B. 276, PG. 715
ROAD \ EIP S17°44'42"E
CONSERVATION EASEMENT J Q,�
(60' R/W-PAVED �N RUNS ALONG THE TOP OF BANK L64 �G��ti 06 EIS I 14 26.79'
-PAVED-PUBLIC) / C+�' OF NEVILLE CREEK FROM "E" TO "F" L62 ��h� 0 S7615911011W
0 G;� L61 X63 83.05' NO3°23'11"W
EMN / o°M EIP 15 132 -(TIE DOWN)
L23ANMC 'C„ MCGEE N / 50' RIPARIAN BUFFER (CAPE
D.B. 4948, PG. 591 rn r.�
(TIE DOWN) 4l i FEAR RIVER BASIN)
L23B CENTERLINE OF 1\`ScP t WOOD N20°38'53"E
S31 *29'52"E NEVILLE CREEK IS \ �s� LINE 184.77'
112.84' YOW THE PROPERTY LINE L55 EIP 1s (TIE DOWN)
O EIS D.B. 240, PG. 735 L43 L48 L52
GAMBILL ,Al (PARCEL I.D. 9768129701) L44 X53/ a-
D.B. 276, PG. 715 b (D L45 L50 L5 y� EIS CONSERVATION EASEMENT
CO
GAMBILL EIS Lal a2
J L49--1�8 TRACT 2/PHASE 2
EIS D.B. 276, PG. 715 21 9-I
? , ^ „D, vu,° EIS r^ \L47 3132�g� N17°30'19"E
"B" '� Sp N73°40'12"E v6 �, L46 `J 635 EIS 83.86'
O2 EIS !� 23?j, S83 12'40"E 97.50 �o`L^per ap, 5 11 (TIE DOWN) ORCHARD OF
110.31' h h (O ` ��5 19 NC GRID COORDINATE CHAPEL HILL
L22 �� 7� F pati yp5' "A" EISO / N=779,771.2269'
o 6 O EIS ( 20 EIS 10' WIDE E=1,962,688.2441' HOMEOWNERS'
EIS � EIS 1 ACCESS EASEMENT ASSOCIATION, INC
EIS No. 5 REBAR WITH BLUE
D.B. 4462, PG. 395
PLASTIC CAP INSCRIBED:
L19 d �' t EXISTING P.B. 103, PG. 86-89
X15 ASPHALT "CONTROL POINT" FLUSH
MCGEE
L17 i� �/v CONSERVATION EASEMENT
L16 NMC DRIVE D.B. 4948, PG. 591 WITH GRADE
! TRACT 1/PHASE 1 r
J �( NMC L73 AND SUITABLE FOR GPS
I OBSERVATIONS
CENTERLINE OF 7� v / Q ON1ua N18°47'10"W 00,
NEVILLE CREEK IS �' I�WOODLINE 87.55'
THE PROPERTY LINE a �g6Q NMC (PLOTTED,
WOLSLAG<>> L6 ` �i�o�a NOT SURVEYED) I
D.B. 22187, PGE 59, tiF`Z L10 L7 �6� �� N14°17'10"W
!FO L9 L8---
�� �� 530.00'
r�UP (TIE DOWN)
GAMBILL b EIP 22 SHEET20F3
D.B. 276, PG. 715 AS -BUILT SURVEY
N/F CLARKE \ CONSERVATION EASEMENT FOR
& KERRIGAN \ RUNS ALONG THE TOP OF BANK WATERSHED INVESTMENTS
D.B. 5906, OF NEVILLE CREEK FROM "A" TO "B"
PG. 457
\ HERRING A
D.B. 5906,
I \ PG.457 ft�pmw)
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/, tyL EY10H11`¢� ■�`�
OF THE
NEVILLE CREEK BUFFER
RESTORATION PROJECT
ON A PORTION OF THE
GAMBILL TRACT (PARCEL I.D. 9768111753)
& MCGEE TRACT (PARCEL I.D. 9767295479)
CHAPEL HILL TOWNSHIP ORANGE COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA
200 100 0 200 400 600
GRAPHIC SCALE 1" = 200'

Phase 2/Tmct2 Ne.. -illi Frim. Raffia C.r-lit C . eratinn q,. - - -
Phase 1 /Tract I Neville farms Buffer Credit Greneratinn Summar ,
Huffer
Zone
LEGEND:
Ratio
ZONE A: (TOP OF BANK - 50ft)
Credit Per
Acre
BUFFER RESTORATION
Zone
ZONE A: (TOP OF BANK - 50ft)
1:1
BUFFER PRESERVATION
43,560
ZONE B: (50'-100')
(0.50 ft)
BUFFER RESTORATION
-
ZONE B: (50'-100')
4356
BUFFER PRESERVATION
Total Riparian Buffer Credit
ZONE C: (100'-200')
n/a
BUFFER RESTORATION
43,560
ZONE C: (100'-200')
16/ .r/ac
BUFFER PRESERVATION
Zone C
(101.200)
NON-CREDIT
IN
GENERATING AREA
N lbs
VEGGIE PLOT
PP -
PHOTO POINT
Phase 2/Tmct2 Ne.. -illi Frim. Raffia C.r-lit C . eratinn q,. - - -
Phase 1 /Tract I Neville farms Buffer Credit Greneratinn Summar ,
Huffer
Zone
Mitif;ati-Type
Ratio
Phase
Ar- (ac)
Credit Per
Acre
Totalliuffcr
Credit
Zone
Buffer
1:1
0.71
43,560
Generated Offset
(0.50 ft)
Preservation
10:1
0.40
4356
1742.4
Total Riparian Buffer Credit
0.40
n/a
1742.4
Pham 1 /Teri,. 1 N_ille Far.,o.s N,. A-, Off-, Cl_li, c --i.. R.- ­
Buffer
Zane
Mitigation Type
Ratio
Generated Nutrient
Credit Per
Acre
Total Buffer
Credit
Zane A
Buffer Restoration
1:1
0.71
43,560
Generated Offset
Delivery Factor
Delivered Offset
Buffer
Mitigation Tylm
Phase 1
Offset Credit Yield
Credit
for Offsets
Credit
Zane
43,560
area
16/ .r/ac
304.9
Zone C
(101.200)
Buffer Restoration
IN
P lbs/ac
N lbs
P 11"
%N
%P
N lbs
P lbs
1.64
a/a
(ac)
76.53
(51-100 ft)
Restorntian
Ib
182.77
48.85
89
10.96
79
43.48
:route C
Suffix
0.06
8.66
Zone A
Buffer Restoration
0.94
1058.44
237.60
2039.10
135.18
Total Nutrient Offset Credit 1.30
187.71
1814.80
106.79
{0.50 ft
Zone B
51-100 ftl
Buffer Restoration
1.27
2169.26
113.81
2754.96
182.64
89
79
2451.91
144.29
Zone C
Buffer. Restoration
1.53
3318.97
2217.03
2953.88
173.82
r101 -21>+l fi'
Total Nutrient Offset Credit
3.74
8113.03
537.85
7220.59
424.90
Buffer
Zane
Mitigation Type
Ratio
Phase 2
Area ac
Credit Per
Acre
Total Buffer
Credit
Zane A
Buffer Restoration
1:1
0.71
43,560
30,927.6
0-50 ft
Buffer Preservation
10:1
OA6
4356
2003.8
Zone B
(51.100 ft)
Buffer Restoration
1:1
0.53
43,560
23,086.8
Buffer Preservation 10:1 0.07 4356
304.9
Zone C
(101.200)
Buffer Restoration
1:1&50%
OA6
21,780
1306.8
Buffer Preservation 10:1 & 50% 0.01 2178
21.8
0.53
Total Riparian Buffer Credit
1.64
a/a
37,631.70
Phase 2/T.nrt 2 NI -41L- Fa.e..s N„nL-.t Offset C.-Ait it-t;..'C„n.,n,w,a.
PP -04
N
PP -03
CONSERVATION
P El HAS J
'Note: In the 15F1JF, WtNC is requestutg butter mehgntton tram Phase 2 and is providing ttus mtormation for supporting documeritatson
in case a request is trade to transfer credit from buffer to nutrient offset. Any transfer of credit from buffer to nutrient must be reviewLd
and approved by the 11vision prior to transfer.
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VEGGIE PLOTS COORDINATE TABLE
(COORDINTATE AT THE PLOT ORIGIN - )
VEGGIE PLOT#
Generated.
Brrffe r
Mitigation Type Phase 2
Nutrient Offset * Generated Offset DeGvery Factor • Delivered Offset
Lone
arca (ac)
Credit Yield Credit for dffsets Credit
Ib/3[1t-r/ac
N
P N lbs
P lbs %N
%P N lbs
P lbs
779429.09
1962001.06
Zone A
Buffer
1961787.85
6
77973.'l R4
1 P91576 65
0.50 ft
0.71
Restoration
578.05
129.77
514.46
102.52
Zone B
Buffer
0.53
431.50
96.87
384.03
76.53
(51-100 ft)
Restorntian
814.15
182.77
48.85
89
10.96
79
43.48
:route C
Suffix
0.06
8.66
'101.200
Restoration
1058.44
237.60
441.97
Total Nutrient Offset Credit 1.30
187.71
'Note: In the 15F1JF, WtNC is requestutg butter mehgntton tram Phase 2 and is providing ttus mtormation for supporting documeritatson
in case a request is trade to transfer credit from buffer to nutrient offset. Any transfer of credit from buffer to nutrient must be reviewLd
and approved by the 11vision prior to transfer.
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VEGGIE PLOTS COORDINATE TABLE
(COORDINTATE AT THE PLOT ORIGIN - )
VEGGIE PLOT#
NORTHING
EASTING
1
780030.63
1962764.00
2
779784.63
1962470.80
3
779573.24
1962205.68
4
779429.09
1962001.06
5
779592.43
1961787.85
6
77973.'l R4
1 P91576 65
4
CONSERVATION
EASEMENT TRACT 2
PHASE 2
�
PP -0 022
Planting I.is€
Piedmont Alluvial For t
Acreage Planted
s
4.9 acres
SPcC}
"Total Stems
Planted
River Birch (Belida nigrei:
535
Grccli :Litill �it;iaxixiespe1iN57/tYlAiik
241
Tulip poplar (L.irio&ndrouftdpoij
535
American Sycamore (PLmmus otadentdis)
535
Swamp Chestnut Oak (Quercus mdchtulxu)
535
Chetxybark Oak (Qwr=pagoda)
535
TMAL
2915
SHEET 3 OF 3
AS -BUILT SURVEY
FOR
WATERSHED INVESTMENTS
a
OF THE
NEVILLE CREEK BUFFER
RESTORATION PROJECT
ON A PORTION OF THE
GAMBILL TRACT (PARCEL I.D. 9768111753)
8t MCGEE TRACT (PARCEL I.D. 9767295479)
CHAPEL HILL TOWNSHIP ORANGE COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA
200 100 0 200 400 600
GRAPHIC SCALE 1" = 200'

Table 1A. Phase 1/Tract 1 Neville Farms Buffer Credit Generation Summary
Buffer
Zone
Mitigation Type
Ratio
Phase 1
Area (ac)
Credit Per
Acre
Total Buffer
Credit
Zone A
Buffer
Generated Offset
Delivery Factor
Delivered Offset
10:1
0.40
4356
1742.4
(0-50 ft)
Preservation
Buffer
Mitigation Type
area
Total Riparian Buffer Credit
0.40
n/a
1742.4
Table 1B. Phase 1/Tract 1 Neville Farms Nutrient Offset Credit Generation Summary
Appendices
Neville FarmsAsbuilt& Baseline Document (Phases 1 &2) Watershed Investments NC
Generated Nutrient
Generated Offset
Delivery Factor
Delivered Offset
Phase 1
Offset Credit Yield
Buffer
Mitigation Type
area
lb/3 /ac
Credit
for Offsets
Credit
Zone
N
P lbs/ac
N lbs
P lbs
%N
%P
N lbs
P lbs
(ac)
lbs/ac
Zone A
Buffer Restoration
0.94
2039.10
135.18
1814.80
106.79
0-50 ft)
Zone B
Buffer Restoration
1.27
2754.96
182.64
2451.91
144.29
51-100 ft
2169.26
143.81
89
79
ZoneZone C
Z
Buffer Restoration
1.53
3318.97
220.03
2953.88
173.82
00 ft)
Total Nutrient Offset Credit
3.74
8113.03
537.85
7220.59
424.90
Appendices
Neville FarmsAsbuilt& Baseline Document (Phases 1 &2) Watershed Investments NC

Table 1C. Phase 2/Tract 2 Neville Farms Buffer Credit Generation Summary
Buffer Zone
Mitigation Type Ratio
Phase 2
Area (ac)
Credit Per
Acre
Total Buffer
Credit
Zone A (0-50 ft)
Buffer Restoration 1:1
0.71
43,560
30,927.6
Zone B 51-100 ft
Buffer Restoration 1:1
0.53
43,560
23,086.8
Zone C (101-200)
Buffer Restoration 1 1:1 & 50%
0.06
21,780
1306.8
Total Riparian Buffer Restoration Credit
1.30
n/a
55,321.20
Zone A 0-50 ft
Buffer Preservation 10:1
0.46
4356
2003.8
Zone B (51-100 ft)
Buffer Preservation 10:1
0.07
4356
304.9
Zone C (101-200)
Buffer Preservation 10:1 & 50%
0.01
2178
21.8
Total Riparian Buffer Preservation Credit
0.54
n/a
2330.50
Total Riparian Buffer Credit
1.84
n/a
57,651.70
Table 1D. Phase 2/Tract 2 Neville Farms Nutrient Offset Credit Generation Summary
*Note: In the BPDP, WINC requested buffer mitigation from Phase 2 and is providing this information for supporting documentation in
case a request is made to transfer credit from buffer to nutrient offset. Any transfer of credit from buffer to nutrient must be reviewed and
approved by the Division prior to transfer. In addition, credit calculations changed since submittal of the BPDP; documentation and
approval from planning for credit calculations are included in Appendix G.
Appendices
Neville Farms Asbuilt & Baseline Document (Phases 1 &2) Watershed Investments NC
Generated
Nutrient Offset
* Generated Offset
Delivery Factor
* Delivered Offset
Buffer
Mitigation Type
Phase 2
Credit Yield
Credit
for Offsets
Credit
Zone
area (ac)
b/3 r/ac
N
P
N lbs
P lbs
%N
%P
N lbs
P lbs
Zone A
Buffer
0.71
578.05
129.77
514.46
102.52
(0-50 ft)
Restoration
Zone B
Buffer
0.53
431.50
96.87
384.03
76.53
(51-100 ft)
Restoration
814.15
182.77
89
79
Zone C
Buffer
0.06
48.85
10.96
43.48
8.66
(101-200)
Restoration
Total Nutrient Offset Credit
1.30
1058.40
237.60
941.97
187.71
*Note: In the BPDP, WINC requested buffer mitigation from Phase 2 and is providing this information for supporting documentation in
case a request is made to transfer credit from buffer to nutrient offset. Any transfer of credit from buffer to nutrient must be reviewed and
approved by the Division prior to transfer. In addition, credit calculations changed since submittal of the BPDP; documentation and
approval from planning for credit calculations are included in Appendix G.
Appendices
Neville Farms Asbuilt & Baseline Document (Phases 1 &2) Watershed Investments NC

Table 2. Project Activity and Reporting History
Activity or Report
Data
Collection
Completion or Delivery
Neville Farms Bank Parcel Mitigation Banking Instrument Signed
-
January 29, 2016
Orange County Planning & Inspection Determination
-
February 9, 2015
DWR Staff Site Visit for Project Viability & Service Area Approval
-
April 6, 2015
Revised BPDP Submitted
-
June 1, 2016
Revised BPDP Approved
-
June 9, 2016
Site Preparation & Invasive Controls
-
November 16-18, 2016
Site Planting
-
December 21-22,2016
Restoration work verification site visit with DWR Staff
-
January 31, 2017
Draft As -Built & Baseline Monitoring Document
January 5, 2017
March 20, 2017
Table 3. Project Contacts Table
Site Prep and Planting Contractor
Bruton Natural Systems
PO Box 1197
Fremont, NC 27830
[e-mail]
919-242-6555
Surveying
K2 Design Group
5688 US Hwy 70 East
Goldsboro, NC 27534
[e-mail]
919-751-0075
Conservation Easement Preparation
Banking Documents and Reports Preparation
Harriss & Marion, PLLC
Watershed Investments NC
3326 Durham -Chapel Hill Blvd
1630 Weatherford Circle
P.O Box 51009
Raleigh, NC 27604
Durham, NC 27717
[e-mail]
[e-mail]
919-559-6264
919-493-8421
Nursery/Seedling Supplier
Monitoring Services
Dykes and Son Nursery
Axiom Environmental Inc
825 Maude Etter Road
218 Snow Avenue
McMinnville, TN 37110
Raleigh, NC 27603
931-668-8833
919-215-1693
[e-mail]
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Table 4. Project Baseline Information & Attributes Table
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Project Information
Project Name
Neville Farms
County
Orange
Project Area (acres)
Tract 1 = 4.31 acres, Tract 2 = 1.84 acres
Project Coordinates (latitude and
longitude)
Tract 1 -Latitude: 35.8917° , Longitude: -79.1281°
Tract 1 - Latitude: 35.8926° , Longitude: -79.1262°
Project Watershed Summary Information
Ph sio a he Province
Piedmont
River Basin
Cape Fear
USGS Hydrologic Unit 8 -digit
03030002
USGS Hydrologic Unit 14-
git I
03030002060070
DWQ Sub -basin
03-06-06
Jordan Lake Subwatershed
Upper New Hope
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APPENDIX B
BASELINE VEGETATION DATA
Table 5. Planting List
Table 6. Riparian Buffer Vegetation Totals
Table 7. Planted and Total Stems by Plot and Species
Permanent Photo Points
Vegetation Plot Photographs
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Table 5. Planting List
Piedmont Alluvial Forest
Acreage Planted
5.04 acres
Species
Total Stems
Planted
River Birch (Betula nigra)
535
Green Ash (Fraxinus pennglvanica)
240
Tulip poplar (Liriodendron tulpifera)
535
American Sycamore (Platanus occidentalis)
535
Swamp Chestnut Oak (Quercus michauxii)
535
Cherrybark Oak (Quercuspagoda)
535
TOTAL
2915
Table 6. Riparian Buffer Vegetation Totals
Plot #
Riparian Buffer Stems'
(per acre)
Success Criteria Met?
1
1174
Yes
2
486
Yes
3
445
Yes
4
526
Yes
5
526
Yes
6
486
Yes
Project
Avg
607
Yes
' Buffer Stems=Native planted hardwood trees. Does NOT include shrubs. No pines. No vines.
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Table 7. Planted and Total Stems by Plot and Species
neither Project Code 16.027. Project Name: Neville Creek Buffer
Color for Density
Exceeds requirements by 10%
Exceeds requirements, but by less than 10%
Fails to meet requirements, by less than 10%
Fails to meet requirements by more than 10%
Pnol-S = Planted excluding livestakes
P -all = Planting including livestakes
T =All planted and natural recruits including livestakes
T includes natural recruits
Current Plot Data (MYO 2017)
Annual Means
Scientific Name
Common Name
Species Type
16.027-01-0001
PnoLs P -all T
16.027-01-0002
PnoLS P -all T
16.027-01-0003
PnoLS P -all T
16.027-01-0004
PnoLS P -all T
16.027-01-0005
PnoLS P -all T
16.027-01-0006
PnoLS P -all T
MYO (2017)
PnoLS P -all T
Betula nigra
river birch
Tree
6
6
6
1
1
1
3
3
3 3 3
3 1
1
1 1
1
1
15 15
15
Fraxinus pennsylvanica
green ash
Tree
4
4
4
3
3
3
3
3
3 1 1
1 2
2
2 1
1
1
14 14
14
Liriodendron tulipifera
tuliptree
Tree
5
5
5
4
4
4
2
2
2 1 1
1 4
4
4 1
1
1
17 17
17
Platanus occidentalis
American sycamore
Tree
8
8
8
2
2
2
2
2
2 5
5
5
17 17
17
Quercus
oak
Tree
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
1 4 4
4 1
1
1 3
3
3
13 13
13
Quercus michauxii
swamp chestnut oak
Tree
3
3
3
1
1
1 1 1
1 2
2
2
7 7
7
Quercus pagoda
cherrybark oak
Tree
1
1
1 3 3
3 1
1
1 1
1
1
6 6
6
Quercus shumardii
Shumard's oak
Tree
1
1
1
1 1
1
Stem count
size (ares)
size (ACRES)
Species counti
Stems per ACREI
29
71
11741
29
1
0.02
71
11741
29
71
11741485.61485.61
12
51
12 12
1
0.02
51 51
485.61445.21
11
61
11 11
1
0.02
61 61
445.21445.21
13 13 13
1
0.02
61 61 61
526.11 526.11 526.11
13
71
526.11
13 13
1
0.02
71 71
526.11 526.11
12
61
485.61
12 12
1
0.02
6 61
485.61 485.61
90 90
6
0.15
81 8
6071 607
90
8
607
Color for Density
Exceeds requirements by 10%
Exceeds requirements, but by less than 10%
Fails to meet requirements, by less than 10%
Fails to meet requirements by more than 10%
Pnol-S = Planted excluding livestakes
P -all = Planting including livestakes
T =All planted and natural recruits including livestakes
T includes natural recruits

Neville Farms
Permanent Photo Points
Taken January 5, 2017
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Neville Farms
Vegetation Monitoring Photographs
Taken January 5, 2017
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APPENDIX C
ORANGE COUNTY STREAM DETERMINATION
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Attachment B. Orange County Stream Determination Documentation
From: Wesley Poole <[e-mail]>
Sent: Monday, February 9, 2015 4:55 PM
To: 'mherrmann'
Cc: '[e-mail]'; Howard W. Fleming
Subject: RE: Orange County - Jordan Lake Stream Call for potential Nutrient
Offset/Buffer Credit - Neville Farm
Attachments: Site Assessment Map (PIN 9767295479 ) 2 SMS 02-09-15.pdf
Mike / Katie,
I had our Current Planning Division here at Orange County put together the attached "Site Assessment"
showing current environmental conditions on the southernmost property bordering the stream in
question. This is a standard document given to citizen's inquiring about parcels of land. Our system is
organized by PINs instead of physical addresses or latitudes / longitudes, but you should be able to
easily cross reference the supplied data. The stream in question is shown on both the USGS and Soil
Survey, hence portrayal on our GIS System. It also has associated floodway / floodplain with
approximate required Orange County stream buffers as shown.
With regards to the question of it being a jurisdictional stream subject to buffer rules ... Orange County is
delegated by DWR to conduct Surface Water Determinations and our protocol is as follows: a stream is
considered as jurisdictional if it shows up on the Orange County GIS System (a collection of both USGS
and Soil Survey Streams) and can only be removed by staff certified in Surface Water Identification after
a jurisdictional call of removal is made at the required cost for assessment ($200 for 1-2
Determinations/Site ). Our aerial imagery clearly shows the section of Neville Creek in question as a
"water flowing" feature, so I saw no reason for a site visit at the expense of the client. This imagery can
be viewed at the following link:
http://server2.co.orange.nc.us/OrangeNCGIS/default.aspx
Please advise if further verification is needed.
Thanks,
Wesley Poole
Erosion Control & Stormwater Officer II
Orange County Planning & Inspections Dept.
[phone]
From: mherrmann [ ma i Ito: m herrma n n (abwatershed i nvestmentsnc. net]
Sent: Monday, February 09, 2015 8:05 AM
To: Wesley Poole
Subject: FW: Orange County - Jordan Lake Stream Call for potential Nutrient Offset/Buffer Credit -
Neville Farm
Hi Wesley — Would you be able to provide the documentation that Katie mentions? I think the
assessment you referenced would be good supporting evidence but I'll also need documentation from
you or someone else at the county who can make stream determinations that the stream section on

Neville Creek is subject to the buffer rules. The lat/long for the site that I've been using is 35.891902 N, -
79.128051 W.
-Mike
From: Merritt, Katie [mailto:[e-mail]]
Sent: Friday, February 6, 2015 3:09 PM
To: mherrmann
Cc: wpooleC)orangecountync.gov
Subject: RE: Orange County - Jordan Lake Stream Call for potential Nutrient Offset/Buffer Credit
Neville Farm
Hi Mike,
An email from Orange County will suffice. Ask for the exact location (physical) and long/lat of the
feature they are making the jurisdictional call on.
Thank you,
katie
From: mherrmann [maiIto: [e-mail]]
Sent: Friday, February 06, 2015 12:39 PM
To: Merritt, Katie
Cc: wpoole(a)orangecountync.gov
Subject: FW: Orange County - Jordan Lake Stream Call for potential Nutrient Offset/Buffer Credit -
Neville Farm
Hi Katie —
I contacted Wesley Poole from Orange County Soil and Water about the Neville Farm site I reference in
the email I'm forwarding. Due to the size of the stream he observed on aerial photography and its
presence on the 1:24,000 topographic map, Mr. Poole determined that the stream section in question
would be jurisdictional and subject to the buffer rule and that a field determination was not necessary.
What information would you like me to have to document his determination?
-Mike
p.s. I left you a voicemail this morning regarding this. Please feel free to respond via email or phone.
Mike Herrmann
1630 Weatherford Circle
Raleigh, NC 27604
(p) 919-559-6264
mherrmannn_,watershedinvestmentsnc. net
www.watersbedini)est#ient.fnc.net
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Site Assessment for PIN:9767-29-5479
Site Data
Zoning: RB
Acreage:8.79 acres within Orange County
Overlay Districts: University Lake Protected
Plat/Legal Description: DB 4978 / PG 491 Plat Book 497 / PG 591
Recorded Declarations/Covenants:
Zoning Requirements
Min. Lot Size: 87,120 sq. ft.
Min. lot width: 130'
Maximum height: 25'
Building Setbacks:
-Front (and Corner lots) = 40' from public rights-of-way
-Side Setbacks = 20' from side lot lines
-Rear Yard Setback = 20' from rear lot lines
Note: Lot size, building setbacks and stream buffers may
increase based on Private Road Justification (UDO 7.8.5).
Environmental Features
-Stream buffer and/or Floodplain located on lot. 200' grass stream
buffer. Some wooded areas on northern property may qualify for
100' woods buffer.
-Base Flood Elevation (BFE) is: 422
-Finished Floor Elevation (FFE) is : 424
Impervious Surface Limits: 6% max. (22,973.5 sq ft. max based on
8.79 acres).
Land Disturbance Thresholds
1) Environmental Control Permit required if disturbing more than
10,000 sq.ft.; and
2) Stormwater Management Permit required if disturbing more
than 43,560 sq. ft. for residential structures.
Date Site Assessment Completed:2/9/2015 by SMS
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534 5�2�
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PIN#: 9767295479
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JOHN THOMAS MCGEE
Data shown on this map is obtained from Orange County
JANINE M MCGEE
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GIS and is for reference only.
Exact locations and boundaries should be verified.
2201 STANSBURY RD
Map prepared by Orange County Planning & Inspections.
CHAPEL HILL, NC 27516
497'
02/09/2015 - smschultz
7
Streams (Deleted)
USGS Stream
— 2' Contours (NCDOT)
0 Parcels
100 YR Floodplain
(Effective 02/02/07)
N
xY
Soils Survey Stream
Zoning
Floodway
,,
�i Floodplain Buffer 65ft LEIWatershed
(Effective 02/02/07)
finch =200 feet
Stream Buffer 65ft
500 Year Floodplains
X3.3 0 50 100
Sods
(Effective 02/02/07)
Feet

APPENDIX D
CONSERVATION EASEMENTS
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in rampl i anre Kith Nartt clarol i na 9tatul e9 ga%erning reccirdabl e
and the term3 of the s ubmi tte n ag reemenl mitt tte Orange (launty
documents
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drai r ado-wa) s - llhei I u i a su cif I hi" a C cinsc ry atiou i Eas amont i's tcl
main] win wet lane and/or riplaiiiiian nes aurcies
aria einem nai uraj vaivas c r i na Yror jorl y, enc p Iiiev er it ir.e use ar c It ul lai opmun-i o t ii P a Frcirier-t Y favi
r i an} merrier 11- a1 would canfll"al will 1, 1 h maintenance of I h c i Praperl y iri its nzlui al conc 11 10CM17
any pu i rpa3a ar
WHBRI IA "ILe presurvation o f tHa IRropcirtN i s xquired i n acciorc'ancic�Ii with h (i A€Iiiecimevit to Es t�it lish tE a
Wal cuished In NIIIi t isil trier I Is T C's N uvl'lle Farms Mit"','IgIcat]on Ban k1'r igi InstrL mcini fdr R-.irIarjcarn Buf f�r Mitigation amid
Nulriariiie61t Off�at C � 9. 'D1-fi N ei�illei BI airrn s Hi V Mari <r- in Buff(i r an c N ul ri c ni C ffsel M I'll i I la4 Tori E I ar i i s i"d er ld (1c, I o
hu u sed 1 u pravidc i f Or mi l"I ig�itian f6r nulriii ail a ffsed s an c ilor rip arian bu f f a r imp Iaats duel I o de val cir Im and! (both
S in ig and prc ipo sud within I hu Ll r Ip It iii N ci w Hop l a S ufi Nk i al (ij iiia h ec' ci f I Jc i rc'a r. i Lak (i as C'ofi nud 1'111 W caReirsheid
r N cill incrits NC "si Neville Farms Nu -d -I iiient Off i ail arc Buffer Mittac lan Bank *ng Insl iiumurit.
NOVA , I HERHFIORH, f6r ar,id j n aans.iceraI ior. ciiif�eitha avneints and iiiievpiesen'la�iaciodris ainad hurciin arid for
oil h ar gc i cid avid v <al u afl le consicaraition, tE ci mc iac ii V It and lagal su f fi cil" It 1111(IN a f M 11 iah is hc m(it y ackrl aw lcid�cd,
Grad ori harcib3 u in( cin di* t i o na I I y enc i rrc ivo c at I y gI ra rits �inid uan va ys un il a C Imar it e e, its hu i* i i s su c c ci s s a rs amid
E 13 S 1 21n 11, fC11K i N er and i r i r i err id u.i I v a C ci in isen ial -i an Eas c im er it o f tNe nature enc aharE-cleji and I c I h a mi I c ir�t
huruirafter sal fdrth, aiwir 1hc Pro�jerty dcmarl'bcid an EXHIHII'H A
Ire consenialian valuers 1heruaf as fcillaws:
5 tagelhoji mil-tP 1ho right tci p1rescirva enc P11101locit
ARTICLE I. ICIURATION CF E
11hi9 C o n i cin iall i ar i Easement shat l b a Flo q lc il ual. Tris C anst in i Ceti a n Ela se unil i 9 an eascmunil i n grass, rums wish
I he tar id ar. id is or iforceia�blei by C lranleei a�jai.ist Grantors, Glraritcu's plarscmia] rappieseinilailiveis, Ne�Vs, successors arid
asugris,.1essues, a�juinils anc' li*ciensues.,
ARTI(:ILE II. PROHIBITED AND RESTRICTED ACTIIVITIE 9
Any,
ac, ivi'ly, cin, cir use of, tNa Pnopeir jn(onsmlenl miihl1he rIurp�ase oft ll�is Can��ru�aliani Easemanil i a
rcihi* bit cid. T1. e Prc ir I ort y shad] E a Prc i i uni a d r i i 1 9 neg ura 1 a an c'I'l i or i and rc i s 1 rl'cl ec'
fmom any, cevelopmeinl I h al
wci-u 1c,
impair cir ini erfime with the corisunialiar.i ualuas of the Proplarly.,
Wilhaul 11"Mift-inql 11h a lity of the faragaing, 1Ihei fa.1 I om i i nq aci i vi I j c 13 and usc i s Cara axp Ires S.'i N F IroE ibitad,
restricted oji ruscirvad as -'nd,ia<,ri1 oc' N araur c'er,,
A. D"I's I uirbancc ul N atuijql lReatur Any chan�je disturbances, all aral ion cul i mpcairmem"l cif I ho vial ural
fc ial u ra Is a f tE a Prc iy l cirt y ar an N i n"l j io dL id i (in a flnar,i-relive F11 an 1 a co- rid,cr anima] a r1t ia 1* as i s p rcih I*E i I ec.
D. C 0 n 111 r u cd u n a Tlheire shat bei n o c cinstid-L id -i in ig o r p I 1 .110, r ig o f �iriy b u il di n�j, mot ilei tomer, a 3 � 1h a 11 o r
ocincircita F�a-v emuni, b -*1 I 1E ciarc' c111 citheir cad veirtis'ng display, anlerinia, utli:lily pole, t am i eir, cor idul't, lirifi,
p: or, lancing, dcicld ar any odl r or il ampciiiiiary or peirmer.,ir ur t struial u rc i cm facil"til y on or abo-v e tE a Pror art y.
C. luidustuial, C aimmercial and ResideniiFil Use. Inc'ustrial, rus-ic'eniial, ar d/arcanmaraial aub"vities,
i ncducing any right a flr1ass�igei favi such puqloses eirc i r IroliHi led.
A. A��ricultural, Gnawing and Hc r�licudtimal U ue. A gricLillural, gua:e.'nig, animal EusbcandDl, and
licricultum u3a of11-e Prciperly area Flrohibitud,
E. Veg(italli"on,. Exacip-1 a9 relateid 1ci 1ho romci-wil aflnor-nat.`iwi plants, ciseiascid or damaged 11wicis, au
vei€1o"lal](11111rilha] destabi"Ii'2es or rutridurs unsafi lhci Easemon"l Arua,la r1eiricins ar natural 1,aEidilal, all
(11fliting, liemcrval, mowing, harmt"rig, cm cei9lnielicmi cif anN Ircias enc NeElelaliciri in tlhu Easumurt Artia is
prohibitud .

F. Rcisds and llraii*14. Tlere shall bei ria caristruidicin cif roads, trails or walkiAays on 1hti Praporty; nor
(wilargem(irit or mocificati"on 41 c exis I -.*irigl road s,lval*.'I s, ar walkways.
G. Si AnE 1gle. No sigr a s hzill ba Peirrrii�lteid cin or over I t�e Pra�erty, ON aeiptI t�ei paqlirig� of na 1�resp�assinigl signs.,
s j gr s 1*d onil i fN 1'.V im I ho cc ir is aniall i on va.1 -u es o f I P e Prcirl(itt y, s igr is €diving di r(ia-1 i or 9 or p iiosori U i nq iru leis and
regu'lal'IcIrlis for t e use of iha'flrcip(irt� andior signis ideiinlifN
ing I ha C rani ors a9 owner (if I hei llrciptirtN.
H. DuimpinglurStona9c. Dumping or s"lanagiti of soil, trash, asheis, garbzigei, wastes, ab�ir.idar.ied veihicles,
�
iplFllianceis, ma<iriniary cui Naaarcaus aubslanceis, or1cixia or h2zarcaus vkasilei, an an}{ rlacameinit oflunicer8rouir.id
or ataveigraunid s loraga tanks cir atNar maleirials on the Prapeirty :is plrahiEilec.
1. 1131efliVE111](11111M. ]Dlradizir Pi cir Mj*n(iroil Use. Thera shcal.l dei no 2rad.:iriR. fl.,11iriz, oAcCaNcatian,,, cnKicgir.ig, miri-Erim
or drillinas na nerna�cdl cif larl9cil"], sand,
gra'q o I , rock, petal , Tr incira I s or o I h(- w m at ari a'I i , a rid n(i (it ar igc ii : n th a
topqgrap�l.y of iih(i lapid j"n any manner onII.e PrciTerly, emecipil 10 restores rialura.1 tpcqraphN cm C'nainagti plall(i is.
J. NMateir Qua] ill y a r ie l Dra i'nsige Patil eirr i. 'flheire shall E e ncl c ]"king, rcaini n€i, dradEjj*n3, chcarinel i rig,
fi'lrnlig, I eiveilin�l, p umFIin��, impIaunding o r reiei11',u lja1ald l EI9, or leiring or I ampeirir.ig with w Cf.-itc ir ci c ir it rcil
s I rucl -u rc is cir d EIV.ICEl9, or d:i s ruip ions ani aill eiial ic in af tfl ci r(m I orad, eir iE ar icic id, ani crc ial ec'
c'rrr-ii nagei p ,r. 1 11 cirr S. Ir i
adc'iil ion, Civeirl inip car causir.ig or p(irrr itlini8 thea
d i'v t irs i or i ci f l st infaaa cm Lindeirgraunc NN iial or i rid ci , withi ni ar aw ci f
theacicac. erneini arc ia bN ainy rrideans, reimaval cif vslands, pol I L 1ir ig ar di a ahairging ir.rtci mialars, springs, saarl1s, ar
weiflanc 9, or uses af pasflaic'e or bi"ocides i*s f1rof jb1*ted.
K. D evelciElmfir.l Rights. Na c eivo.'i apm e iriiit rights that haves t
C o ri is cin al 1'c in Ea s emc iii I shall] t e trap i s f a id p u irsuicrinl ala a t rans f ir
de'velot evil ai-i-mamflemanil un cilhc-irw-iscii.,
aero or umbareid or ei�otin€�uiisNac b}� this
ia
abler daNeilopimeinl rigrts schemes cir ci-IL 8 1 (111
U. Vuhl'cicis. "TNei opeiral icin af rriaClh Cr1r1*12 CC'
4el- icleis, irioluc ing, but riot I imil (id 1 0, mcitairN cles, ctrl tikes,
a'I]-1eniain � cihioleis, cars ancI rucks is FIrohI
biteid ori Ifie Canscirvktian Easurriani 11rciporiN either lhari far
I emp Icirar-y oT ciacasi ona-1 acct i s s by the Grcariil ei(i , 11 c implciN (ias ail id age inI s, uocas s ars, as s i* qn s, DW R, epic :far
FluryCm es of C ior ic' uati ng the (iii iciati an', reisl a rati an, amid m al" r itanlic- ir iou acti vl* I ii as wil hi r i I hei Cors onial icir i B<aseimeirrt
Prapj(irty"
M. 01 her IRrahlbitia n s . Ary atli or u sti (if, aii act i vi I y on, I fl (i Propcirl y whish -.i s or may baccime i nc ons i si t uni
NN i i tE the Tluqoseis cif I hiEr
ianl, Ie pras(irv�itra n o f 1hei Prcipert y sutslar.it] allN i n its P iall u iral (iiandi'll i" on , or tf a
f1rdectiolni cif iA tinvirorimania.'I sysleras,, is p1rahibitad..
ARTICIJD III. GRANTORS'RESERVBD R -IG TS
Tha C I nan'l cirs e x p rc is y rc is ein a for them seilveis, heir Peirsonai
-1 rapreisar.itativeis, hc ars, u (icas s ars car assigns, I ha
right t a cior it i- nue aha use of I E e prciporty fan all purp �osm, not incov is -,,*i s tcn� with I h i s C ans(irviati on Ea sc imani,
I nclucir.g, t ul r iat limiIec 10.5 lhei ri ghl I o qt test e nj aN meni cif the Hnoplar y, I ho rights o f irigrciss anc tigruss, tflu
ight to Nuin1,fsh, ane hikes cin ihei Flnapeirty„ the right to selgrl, transfer, ift ar o1erwiisei rn�caeiy the }{Flrcipeirttnri
wla'la ar tri part, prolNideid suet- sEdei, iInar.i:fer on Sift car.ivey�maa is atibjact to lhei semis(ifeC.-iridchal'Ispcicif.icgilly
iia feirc ine e, this C o r 19 a niall"c ir i B ce, i s amari I -
Ncit wi'tE a I andi ng the f a nagj oi r ig IF ti sl r -i cil for 9, Greeln I cirs nas arva for G ran'l eia, its s L icaw 3 cirs epic assigqs., the r-.19hi to
cionsirucil a niVanari buffeir aril nutriant offal mitigatian bank ori the Propleilly, in accorcanicei with thea
"Agieameir.rt ala EsIaE ]-*sfl 1hti Wal(m,�.rec Invustm(irMs NC Noivllu flarms Milidaliani Banki*ng IrislnumemI Icir
Miparjari Buffer N iti"ggiti'an ainid T Litri"crit Offset C rec'illi" (si�lriec' and apprciiveid ty the Division (if Watcir
Masativees
D,-inecilcir lantary 1, 201() enc lhci "Neiville Farce 9 E ank Parcel Deivei.1cipment Pcaclda€ja" (JaPIFIrovac by
the Di visicini a f W al er fl (is a L i j cus (ir i J ainuary �I�I, �ICI16; .
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AIR T11CLE 1V. GRANTS IBI'S RIC H71 S
Thea Grau-iac cir ita �iulrorizeid iierr(isanlalivas, successors, amid assi*g-ins, eine 11hc North Carolina Di'vis-'an of Wawr
14(is ciurc e s (lhei DW R" 9ha11 hava I h(i right to E inteir di P roy lerty at all rciascir.i�itlei timers f ar thea r jurp cis a o If
i nsllaating said prcipcirtN 10 d(de iil'neii if the Graritars, or Nis rersanal represeritat""VOS, ficiirs, suacassor3, ar
as siElr is, i s aomply:inig with tl a teirms, ccindi ti* ons, Haslricilions , aril Flu a sw o f I h`1 3 C Icirisen al i cir i Eas am(ir it 0 TE e
C 1i iar it ec I s I a 11 else Lace III He r.i qh,l I o cint c iii ane 9ci tpon I h(i PrcipartN far pug os(is of M cak i r ig s a.,i enli"fi c or
adluicational abseniatians enc swdi*es, ane laldinu simples. Zlhei ecasumarit riiihis anarieid h(iiiein do nal incl-uid(i
Flublic aciacs
S n 0h ts.
A R11 ICLE V. EirFOR CE MENT AND HEMB11 IES
A. ala aiccamplish the ��urpases of Il -is Easemeinl, the Grzin4aei ane lhei UV6R area allowiad tci fl�rcvanl ar}{
acit]v I� cin ar uisa of �Ihei Prcip(lrty 11- a1 is inaonsistenl with lhei ��urpci9as of this Easeimanl and 1 a i iagLiirei thei
iieslara,lion (if 3uch arcas ar f(iailtr(is ofllhc PrcipertN that may bei
d amageid by sucih acitiv',ty or u set. Ulan anN
br(iach of ih(i lenns of tris C(imeir-valli(ni Ecasurverit by Grainlars than comet; i10 the altarviiori cif 1hti Cimililae, 1ha
C naniteei shall nolif}{ thea C ��anilors `n wmilInQ cif SL icN b veach. 11h(i Urani or3 shall rave 3CI dai v1s af I (ii receipt cif such
r.o'lica I a c(in aa -1 I ht i oonc'i 1 i cir is consil' I uql i ng suah breiacfl I. I f tE a br
aeolah ramail' ns unciurad aftc v 3 0 d aN s, tt c
Grar itae and I h a DWA mmei}{anf cir(ia this Clonsarval i or Basament by �ri
ipprapalei :la€Iaf �vociaeidirigs i nc-1 L d i r ig
damages, :in-iuind-'ue I ir id ol h(i r ra 11"c i f. Nc il w,.i I hsi a nc'ir Ig I ha fo re I gc ii nq, the Granil e a enc LIWR ra s (in ie il- h (i
immeci�itei 111`�Iht, wI lhoLt noliae, t(i ottain �i I em��arary
ii�esr�iining aidem, inijtnKit:i�ei ar ctheir aiplFlr�Al��i�itei i�elieif if
theaErtiach of 11(i 'terms of tEis Coriisaniiwl'ori Easuiment is or wot Id ir�ieivEmsibly or cilhurwise mai-lar. ial1� irripair the
b eniafits ala bei deir'v c id from this C on s ar-vat i o n E a s c imen ii, llhei Gh-an�(ii i9 enc Grad eci a ckna w I a dgei that u ri id (ii suc9h
C'l I 1c L 9 ta nc a s damages t o I Graaiiaei m i ciul C'
t e in ef I arab I e I in id remac tete Eit law will b e 1'nadc iq u atei. �Ihei rights
enc reilned'.1'as of tE a Grz nii ao Vp avidud (iii ouridai sh all bei in ac'd it an tci, and nal in -'I ]*(IU af., all citheir r@ig1hI s rind
remedies I 11; a I a i b I e II c C i-ar itt i a tri tin ccir. ina cl i (ir. i m i I this C a nst irviat -,'i o n E aseirr. er CI. T hei arils cifl a b rc i ac h,
con ecil iori ar iiiesiorationi, iraluding Grzrin-1 a(- i's c ixP an s (i s , a ciu ft cio si 3, and al -1 amey s' fb cis s E a] I b e f l ai d b y Gran N ars,
Provided Grad ors siie deturminiad ta I e rasponsibla for Ihei biaEicr. �lhei DV�,IRI sIa�ll h�ivei I hei same riE�h1 1 a
enfarcia iIhei le is Arid canditians of this aascimont as Grainleui,
B. Na f atilure an 1 1- e part of I h(i C ranleei to (irforciei ain)l coveinani cir Fir(ily i sian harc af sl-all d'J"I s ohaq]a or
invalidate suah cciv(inciririt: or any oll�jer aoveinaml, candition, ar prcilvision heiroor �iffeiel lhci r*ght tci Granlea toof
enforce I h (i same tri I h c i avc inil o f a stbsequeinit b rcirc-ic h C1111 c a f aul t.
C. Nothing canI ainad in this Cciriseniall"Ciri E IM eimant shall t e cansil racid ta anil I'll I ci C Irani evi tci bri nq any
action roigroiinisl Clrfc-ritcus far (ir ahce-ingti 1*n tEa llrapartN rest Ilimn�l Eiiam acr.-iuses bciy(irid thea Cnant(irs'
aon�rcil, inialuding, wilhauit limitalioni, flea, flcicid, s1anii, wear, outs cit Goc cin lliiiid partiei9, a� eeiipl Graniars'
I EI99eEl: ai invileeis; or from any pruideirit Iicri i uni I a�ldan int 911011CIC f aiN bN C 1i iar it (ir3 ur id(ir arri
(ii g1eiricN conc'i I i (ir is I o
P reueiit, a�alei, or mitstigae irgnifleiIinrl ry tci lif�i, damr,." i il a I a p lrol qrl y o r harm tci I Pr(irlerly rcis u 11 ingl fiiiom
s L CE causal .
ARI ICLE VI. ACCBSIIS AND CONSTRtICTION HASEM E P I S
Gr,,c,,irrs rfu}{ d�tivas, 8rar.its, Yar�a�isedns, 'Is rind ciantnverys tii Graee a peinn�inieinit r.,*2lhi tciainc ciascimerit aver ar ic'
upar i I hei land dus i�lnatc id as Acc e3 Is Fasc imcini as sh awn ori EXHIB ]'H H a1lIiched heircita and i r icci cm al cc'
harair. i
b y rc ifei er cei, far uses C ra ni ecii, its su ccc is s urs ainc'
ass i gr is fan access I o the Pr(ir crty I an anN T Lirpasei (tE a
"Access Ea seimeni"). Tlhei Acaass Eaisemeinil heirain c ionve}�ad icielucas, Iu�l is nat'limikic 10, 1hci Ing t arid
priN�ileig�ei Iy Clr�iriteiei, and third parties is acciuss ilhe Praperty Arcid as nec(i9 nary an coriNenicind fan C i ar We, This
Access Ha3eimieritruris with Ire lane and';i cinforcealleity Clraritcie, its successaus ane ev9igrs, ari(i/ar 1hird
p I irt as I iga i nsl C-, I na in it c i rs G rcanitcirs' heirs ane as(Yr is
.
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9

Tt e Access Easemani cior IN cN ac : ri I 1 ho F recic id ir iA pl aiiiiaElvaf h shall N e cam i r ad wit h a ser laral ei Accc m s Eas e er it
(Urvelyad by JaIn W. Yow aril wiiki Belty Yaw, wha awn the ac,'laining fllarcal af I I and t o tE e pce-ii cal awned by
G r� in l ar. 'flhei C 1i iiar t ae heiral" r i has i ici cc i vc id a n c i ast i e ni from tE a Yo v s ovar Nail f Iroy arty, I IPIN S17( S 1 4'9IS17(I'l '5
which, Whein c iambi nt id m ii 1 h I ho Aciueiss E aso ard I rci m C Inani on N eirel r1l, vii wiles a eceis s fi k)rr, Clld Graer s bora
Road Flo tE a Prop�arty. 11hei Yaw ei�i9eimeirit is reao�deic in B aak3, pa8ei �� f ,Ora n€IIS C ocnit}� R eBis'Iry.
Granlars haie�y give, gran s, b�irgair, seil �irid carivciy ta Grad ea a f eirmcinant rig�h� �md easomeinl aN ei anc urion
thea lane awnad by Grantors twcin }{ 11210' Iciel 1'n all dircid 1'clrlis from tE a Prarle y, f hr u so by Grani ae, ','I'ts
succos, ors ar.d as si g1ns fog acciass ta I hei Prapart y fan ai1}� y lur� ase, iv ialluding but noll limilec 10 tha car, strual'i an
upon t fl e Praf.erty rind fou all r u rpas as re Ice 0 (- ic" I o tE a C ari isen Ice.- R 1* an Easamarl il ithei "Cons euvation Easomerl I").
'IIHe Construction Easomer�t h(ijain ciciiiiyceivei naIt ides, but is riol ]imiteid ta, tV ei right (1r:ir.id pri� il oge by, C 1i ar it c io5
�
irid TE ird Aare ies to acca3s Ha Property ass noacis9ar} 1 o manitcu, Mr iint�iin ("I ncluding �ra uso ciflciomstnuciiari
equipment;, ar rcipE iir �rei Prar erty c ir id during said cans'lruiatian, to ga an'la I hc i C Iran I ors p artial with voEicileis,
h eiavy� equ-i Flmer it, mac Hinier}I, caristneliari i ur p] i es and fl Lil.1 :r
d iig mal eri�vads leictily tUa nicii "Coni9licir.i
Acli'N il -'i as "). This C onsl raciti on Easarrion'l ruins NN ij* th tha land rind i a anfaroeite- it la t yl Glr'ec- ir v ie, i 413 sucicuss oi is rind
assigns, ane /ar third particis against Cliiantors, C iiarftcnis' Y airs ane ass*igns.
AIRTIC I 1E1 VII. MII9CIEILIIIANF OL S
A. NMai rar ty. CIraritaiis weirranil ocivanarit, ane raf resan1 ihati'l awns tE a Prof er N in fele simplIa, �ir.id tP al
G r�inilars ei E or (vA ir i all ir it c ire sl i n tha Prof larly wli-icih ma}{ I e in�laired by He gra ntling of 1hi9 C cins(irvai on
Easement ar tf a1 1 he rc i area ria cauls 1 arid �r.ig rr i artga€la s, I pix I.i erns, or ict mE rce.iric ei s, or c i I hem ins oreis-1 s r I 1 ha F t oll larty
which Navy nal t eeini axii 1 ras s I N s ut ardl* nate id t a phis C an s en at -*i an Ea s amerift, C raid o rs fuTi h c ir NN i aj -i !a nt t liall
''grantee shall hovelniseiih� of �inid cri"1aN a,'Il thea t ernpfi�ls d eirii�e�d from and aiiisirig aull a f phis C amisfiryiat ion
Easemeni, and chat Clranrlar will wan aril avic c ef6nc' I illa to Ire PraptirtN agairisl a.11 clairris of all r arscns.
B. Subsaquierllrviinifbi!. TflaGranlcuis aigraola incotToraiio-relorms af this C-ansarvationEasamarit irl
ani} deiec an athar 1a€fail instruirrianit than iinariafbrs �rny in�eireisl in X11 ar ai portion ofltre Prolavy. llhei GricrmRars
alijiaelciriovideNNir-iltenncitiaticiflsuich �iiani9fbr at leiasl ihirt}� 1�3(f toys y riar 1a thei ea1e oflilhei lir risfkm. Thea
Giiaritars ani C lrir.rtaei agreie shat thea I emn9 of this C a r i sen ial i an Ea st iment sh�dl s u ni iivei anN margeir a f tP a fele and
easement inleiiasi s i n tN a P rop�eirly a r ar ry, p oriuri I heireiaf an ic s 1- a 1 neat ba a mem�deid, mo difieid o r I erminartad
NNilillout the F iiiaj min1ton canseril aric aplrliiiovail of 1lha DWS .
C. Assignment. TEa partio rcicaginiza ane agreic 11hre.'it tha baneflis af this Conscirvation Elasamani aral"1111
grass avid pis; i gr iab I e r I ro v idt id, ha w eN er, than i hc i G rani eei ca -v c nE in ts rind a8roas, shat i n tt. e c iii� ar iiit it transfers or
as s ignis tHis Cc nseruiat:icn Ease mein4l, tt a organizalioni receivinig d e i nite reist will be a qu al i fl ud holder unc'eu N.C .
Gan. S 41 al § 12 1- 3 4 ert s aq. an d § I I (I (h' o f I I he Internal Reiiveinu ia C ad a, and tl a C I rar ita a furl heir c av(in E ir it s Car wd
agices
JEal 1rei terms a ft tt.e t ransfer or �i9signmeinl w ill t a suah tE al the train s f tirea ar as sig1neie w ill b a reign i reid
ta ocinlinuci i n pc i ci'l u iiI y tE ei cic iris anial ia n Flu las as d cis cri bc id in this C acu imeloll.
1). Binitifine Agrefiment s11116 S(ivar at 1"11"ty .0 This i nsl rumcini sets Earth I h (i an -11 ire agracii-neini cif I hei parties with
ro9plecl 10 tHa C anseiry�tiaiian Hsemeirnl �meid sub eirseid9 �dl p�ria�i discinss'anris, agatialicmis, uncerflcl-mdin�ls or
ageemcin'Is rdlaijnM 10 the Carueirvaiiiari Eceisamerit acid supars(iiicas all rlr'ar disciussions, neiguilialiciris,
uiide.i�,i:slaridinllsor2iorcitiincni..• reilating 1a tnei Coinservalion� �asemeir,t. If any praNl'sicin is found t(i bc valid or
u nc in farc ieafl I e by, acorn cif ci o p c itc in'l juiriseicitiori, the re m ashall c oin 111 r iuo n fi► I I fdreo �ind t i ffcci.
E. Oblli*� atiouns ad Clmincirshl'p. Graini ar is veiplans`ib'lei forziny reical esi kril e iaxeis, C.-i9seissmands, feels, or
c fl aiqlos levieid up a ri thea Frog ar N. Na pra v i* o n o f I I h -,I* s C - a n s e ry C#- t 1* on i Ea i ama r it shot I d bei cio ri i si ruad pis i mpl er] i ri n� I
thea at i:lily o f I il h c i Grantor iIc ul i sa thea A►ioF city as cia 1'.1 al a 'I fan an}{ it b saquanil I a zin, y rav i C'e C'
shat a r iy m a ri g cagei ar
ein i �iriaing� fiiom such a train s�ialiari mi sl no-�bei incioni9 isteinl wii�lh tha teirms of this C anseirviat:ian Easemenit �irid
musi be jLbjeCt 41 a cmc sutorc'inatei to tris Caruarvaill'ari Easuman 41. Grani oci sl-all not E e ru pons]"bl'e favi only, easi S
t

(ir1i'abi.'1itN cf ariy kind rulatcid I o tlia awnarshl'p, CIF1011aficirli, insurance, upldeap, armcirlinleriarlica cfllha Piopeirty,
cixcerlt as axjjp�essly prcivicac hawiin. NctNin€� E eirerir.i sEa:J r(- lieve tfla GrElinitcn c fl I hci ab.1igation'da ecmply with
f�id erail, t ata ar I a a a'I laws, I IegL I cal i ans enc f eirm i t s t f al may ap 1p IN I o tN ei e � eirc i s c I a f I hc I M e surva d AigHts
F. �tin1�julsh,meniil. In tl e eivanil I h� t (il a r igec' cic Ir id ilians ver id c m j"mpo s s -i E I a I hu con I ir iuc id use c f the
Property f6r I t. t I ciom enial j* on p -t i jos cis, this C onsen al i cir i E co -A umcrit m cr- IN cin] N I a e:41 iriguisheid, in whal(i cu in
part, t y 19 -0 u di'cial rjroc(iadi'ng.
GI. 11 min ent Da f ]*no W hcr. eveir all or part afltfl ci F rop.art yi i's takcn 1*n X1 1- e c -ix eflci's e of I err inani c amain s a as
t o auiNslanIire. ]'I N ab jiolial ei tl ei re sil ri cti ons imp las e d bN this C ans c irvati on Easc i eini, Granil ar avid Grrarteiei sl all 'cin
i n arlpraprl Co- il a actions �d thei i mei c f l suc h tasking tc recover the fiat l va. vie o f il h e raking, ani a:l ir iaj dt nta'l and
4 a irect damage: diu a t(i the 1 Kik in�ia
H. Proceedi. phis Consarvatior Eascimer it cc nstitLteis a Heal I rop(rtN inleireist i mmad-iialu1yv(i3l(ici in
C lnan�tee. Iii s the eiveni that all o r a Pcirlion of 1Le C unscrvntion Easc imeini Hiopeir }� is sold, a)Chan 8ec, or
invclijnlari,'y c(univartec fkillawin�� an em-irigi ishmeir.t oii ilhti eixtircisei if leminein� c amain, CIS antes shall U e
e nl 11 e c ala tE a fE ii r mre.- ii ikeit values ci fl I h -.I* j C an s (ir-v ce- i l,.'I a n Ea sc imuni . 'flhc i yj arl -1* 0 S slir ju.1 al e tH ail the fair markeO ualuei ci f
this Coriscir-vialicn Eascimani shall Ua dtitarminad bN multiply-.irig the fair markel Nal.uti cifllht F iiapartN short I's
untiniciumbeircid by ilhis C-anseniailion E(minuis anN j ncieiasei in v co- il uci after 411, e dateii al I tE i's grant
a4I I r] bu I ab'l e ta i mprav (imuni N I b t I ratio o f tr e val-u e o f 1 h is castim an I all the limes of ilhis gran I t a 11 ha v a] u ic cifl
thea Firorierly (wItEaul cecuct cinf kar tha value af this Consavallicri BCascmcint"
pit tNci tima of this grant. Hhci
vredlues a1 1ha lima afltEis grant shre.-il',bei 1hci vcr-iilues usec', or wEich �cu'.Id halve bewr u9eid, U calculate a daduci-liclrli
fo-r 1�derre.-il irca a taix 4.Purposes, Flursuad 10 Section 110(fl) aflthe Idurral FlelveriveCcdei (wihethareli�itleicm
ineligible ftu jucl- a d( duction). Clrankici shcel-I uja ils sharescfithe pr(ic(iac s iri a ff annicir cansifl(ini with lhci
PuTT ase: af l i hl' s C onsaniall"or I ]]as t mani .
I. Nalificatl'on., Ary nolica, roquesl fin apjrliova
C orisar��dian Ea s timer t s tat'. 'c a]'. s c I in i t bN reig i s I t i r(ic c r
1, or alhcir cammunicialiari ruclui-ired ur.id(iii this
:.eirifiec mail, pci3lagei proplaic-, ta I hei fa. lei:, d.c messu
(or such address as maN b ei heruafteir srjecii'fled b y notices Flursuani 10 tE is pz-waviapll;):
Ta Gi a irito ins.
Ntivicii Clavb-.1*11
11 111 Elysian Diiivei
Mocilitislil".'.11til, NC 28111
Ta Grantee:
W a1 en: hec' Ir ivt I sl maul s , N C
Al In: N] iku Hurrmcirunin
] E 30 Weatl eirf ird Cl*lrcl u
4
Rala-Igh., T C 21(C14
Tei �Itaite:
NC Division of Wader Rasou ivceis
Wei lanc's B -L ffers, StonnwaI cir C cirri rlliar icci enc Pei iiting Unil
A,Itn.* Mrs. Kaman fil*mLiliris
1 E 5.010 Mee. -I] S(iniii, c(I C anter,
Ra ei�h, NC �I�6�IS1 16 1(1
J. Fm*ltire ai CIrginile(ii. lfl ait Carry timtimesGrariteci is uni-iit lei cr e s I a einfarce tf.1's Coriscin al icir Eastimcid , or
if I Grainitae ceas(i3 ala dei a cluialified € ranitio, aniif within a rtiasariat le �jcirioc (if limes afleir the accuirrancie af aric
of 11 ese (iwirits Grantee fails to Crake an �isisignmeinl Flursuad I o tris Cans enialicmi Ea 44. emant5 than I ha C j iar I tie's

i r itartis t shce- it lil t ecio rnc i vesiad i r i
cif comple 41 anl jurisdicl iciri,
anol heir cluadifiad t I nan�teia iri a(ieiorcariaei m ii�r a n �ipprcipn ale rcicaeCiin igj in a aciurt
K. Amendment. ThisCcins(iiirvecilicin Hasennianl ay ba amenidec, btiit anly in wrilin�� s:iBnE�d by gill partiw
heretaI
dr prav1.'�ec Sliicih �wnondmeint does not affecit � he glia'. ifiuar ions of this C anscirvizition B asen ani c� ihei
stal u is of tfl a Gran 41 eCj L indar a n) app] i ci it I e lames, rind i i cans -13 1 er it with the canst rvat-:*1 an PU irp osa 8 C if this grant.
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Pielcintcondilicm of the NiOP( rtN. Tlhe wiallands, j car iici, reiso ui aci, envi ror in ieni a], rind ol he ir ]nla4l un il
charaweiris�i cis cif thea Prap(irt N , aril i 119 aun iont use anal SUIttl C11 l i*w praveimanl sire de san" I ed I*ri the
"Ag reiameint ala Esta itl'll 1* sh tree W al ei s (ic' 11nve s-- moni 9 NC Ncrvii I'll e FCr- irrr is M,,i t. -i glal :i an Banking Insi rurri er t
fbr Rip�miHu Nain �ffeiti�atir.or aid Nu�l►iieinl Cf�seit Creid:its'' (si��ned �y tNa Di�i s,ian o f W a I (i r Has ot ire cis
Llireictor c ir, January 7, a0 1 E) a nc' I hei "Neiville F CrIan s R i p ari � in Huffer anc' r -u tri tin t Offset M -."it -iq a I i (i n
B�inik Bunk Paredl Dti-v (i] oy Imani flack aE e" (41a te s .1gincid anc 21PP111avcid b y 11^e Division of Wee.-iftill
Mc 19 aura C 3' aind ed- iakrlowleidged E N I hc i C l rar il a i i anc' G rani e a t o bei cia mp � I t A t i and accurall a k s oa doc-ita
h c ij ecif. B atfl Grant ors ar ic'
GIS a r ii ere hEwc i aoT ic is a f 1 h i s report. ]It w,i 1:1 Y o u i s t i C'
t y t E e p ro.-irt iieis I a ass urea i hart
ariN fufta c
rhanges in thea use of 11 e Prcip(rtN m 1'.11 ticians'I'51(irit with the alarms of tfi is Coni; arva41 ion
Easeman 41 . Howtvcir., ii1- is rapoil i's r. a-, iini evic ec I o prealuc a tho use cif other eNi'denca 10 eslaE ]-is E 1ho
prai aw aciridition mol ltha Bi opjuv y if tE erd is eci clonl roN eri3 ciNaii its use.
TCI HANE AND `HO H011D the saidn'Ehiis acid eoc-lsam(wlits fieirpeluzl'y uiritci Granleo farther afuiiiasoc-il'd
purposes.
TN7HELI-ITIMCINY %HEREOF, 1haC1rari1or3 havaliejetinia scttEaj"rhCr-irds ariic'
s(Kils, lhci c'aN and year first above
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ii Nettie Gambill)., si
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ai�d commrl ioinrciperiy'.line b eing
tt e point and rl I ace cif BEGINNING, and th en cu running a1c v gj tele S,.let I dqoai of
IirieSi scit f�rtrl bcilcw tc Line LI qC, which iritengeict�i the Fno�leitytleing
conveyed :in this C cin aervatic ri Ea,,.iement
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Note:The abcme ]:ince tau. -e describes tfle eritiiie lungth cf The fatim road
ft c m Old Gv c en5lb ciro Road tc I he C c n s emi atic in Basement fin or erl y :laaated
ontheland 0fNetti9aCambj"1',-, lbeGrantcrsaiieccinveyingian]Easiti ent
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201310'13000216630 S,IIPd9
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F I LED Mail 1c Gr) .I i � on
Ragisl en of Deedi, Onange Co,N1
Rscordin?Fae: 926.0A
NC Ria l s tale 111X: $30-00 ot
Prer jared by ar. id rail urii to: J o s er 11 W. Man" (ir ii, P.O. B ax 9] OOSI Durl air -I 5 N C 2 7 7 1- 10(1 5 1
STAT E 011 NORTIF1 CAR a LINA
COUNTY OF ORANGE
Bxcise Bax, 1130.00
COr SERVATION EASEMEN T
1IMS -b C ONISEP VAT ION BA SEMIINT ("Clonsen al 1'(in flase ant") madcl
and between
J
S tan isbun Rd.
11- 4 ��:-�s de r
his /2 day aft, 3(l]"I 65 t}{
o norr-ias MaGad,.joinedbyhj-,*swl*f6Jani*ineM.MciGeti("Grantcirs"Oi' , A;Easaadhe dss is 01301
C r appal Hi] 1, NIC 127` 1 E and WADE RSHED INV ESIMENTS NC , LIJC ("Cirani eel"; .
the designaiioni Granitar andC1 ran�lae pis usec'heirci'nM*Ciluc'a shall sale panms, fficil"r hcij*rs, suaccissais, and
iria:lude singi:�lar, plLiral, masculines, feminine ar neuter �� raqu-A.4ired by aontax�assigns, avid shall,
NVM U AS,, Grarftms own in fui
North CEirolina (I ha "Atop(irty"),
"C111A LS
i s1mylle uar a:iri reial r1ropurty situ a0ed, lying anC'1a..q1rg1,'n0rangjeCoun1y,
aridleingmciraparliciulamlydeiscn*bec as1ha1aert�iinpa��cdeoflardaanlainirig
elPPro) imElelyl.El4aciiiesaadbe*gapoilionoftEeprotcirtyci
]Dead Boak 4.1.14 8 alt Flegel �I911 af the Orarigie County RaE istr3I, Nor r Clarcill'oria (PIN 97(mmI29
ec ii nHIT tihHanorleid ePop�irticulzrly descnibHXBA dr ";
onvc yc i I o I ha Grantors I y c at id as re ic (ij ded in
114 719); and marexr 5
VVAEREIAS, Gran�teie i�s
s a campiny � baes purposes I s Ihe cc inisarvation a f prop art�, ar. �d is qua] ified ta bei I hc i
G rarittie of E uonscwv� I 1'cin ciasemarit pursuant to N.C, Gens. 91 a1. § 12'41 mi %W`I;
Vffl ER11AS, Grar.�torsi avid C rantue rc iaogr iza I ha cionser% aili'* on
ins :its
v a
s ccirilcl, natural, ar atmthtft,lu Nialuti of thea propart)l
natural states, WhIahincludas the following naurEl co iyunillicic riviu. an buftQr are
f itnaaamways.ti s 1 a m Ell
and dh
Thea uroose :iCcm9� �I Illi
iz 3 ac,jaceini ta streams
0 v arin mievarid ancu or ri� arum resov ircas
submmottcd eleclircnicallN by "Henries & naricn, FLLCv
'n ccrrpl'ance witlh Ncrth Clanal'na 911101t1111EIS gcvEirn,m
ng recc
rind the verns of 11ha submitter agreeneml Hitlh the onanga
rdabl (i d c cumen lis
county Registem of lieucso
201310'13000216630 S,IIPd9
Bk : RB(120%101 P!9 : 221
1G113/2016 12:43:18 PM i;'11
F I LED Mail 1c Gr) .I i � on
Ragisl en of Deedi, Onange Co,N1
Rscordin?Fae: 926.0A
NC Ria l s tale 111X: $30-00 ot
Prer jared by ar. id rail urii to: J o s er 11 W. Man" (ir ii, P.O. B ax 9] OOSI Durl air -I 5 N C 2 7 7 1- 10(1 5 1
STAT E 011 NORTIF1 CAR a LINA
COUNTY OF ORANGE
Bxcise Bax, 1130.00
COr SERVATION EASEMEN T
1IMS -b C ONISEP VAT ION BA SEMIINT ("Clonsen al 1'(in flase ant") madcl
and between
J
S tan isbun Rd.
11- 4 ��:-�s de r
his /2 day aft, 3(l]"I 65 t}{
o norr-ias MaGad,.joinedbyhj-,*swl*f6Jani*ineM.MciGeti("Grantcirs"Oi' , A;Easaadhe dss is 01301
C r appal Hi] 1, NIC 127` 1 E and WADE RSHED INV ESIMENTS NC , LIJC ("Cirani eel"; .
the designaiioni Granitar andC1 ran�lae pis usec'heirci'nM*Ciluc'a shall sale panms, fficil"r hcij*rs, suaccissais, and
iria:lude singi:�lar, plLiral, masculines, feminine ar neuter �� raqu-A.4ired by aontax�assigns, avid shall,
NVM U AS,, Grarftms own in fui
North CEirolina (I ha "Atop(irty"),
"C111A LS
i s1mylle uar a:iri reial r1ropurty situ a0ed, lying anC'1a..q1rg1,'n0rangjeCoun1y,
aridleingmciraparliciulamlydeiscn*bec as1ha1aert�iinpa��cdeoflardaanlainirig
elPPro) imElelyl.El4aciiiesaadbe*gapoilionoftEeprotcirtyci
]Dead Boak 4.1.14 8 alt Flegel �I911 af the Orarigie County RaE istr3I, Nor r Clarcill'oria (PIN 97(mmI29
ec ii nHIT tihHanorleid ePop�irticulzrly descnibHXBA dr ";
onvc yc i I o I ha Grantors I y c at id as re ic (ij ded in
114 719); and marexr 5
VVAEREIAS, Gran�teie i�s
s a campiny � baes purposes I s Ihe cc inisarvation a f prop art�, ar. �d is qua] ified ta bei I hc i
G rarittie of E uonscwv� I 1'cin ciasemarit pursuant to N.C, Gens. 91 a1. § 12'41 mi %W`I;
Vffl ER11AS, Grar.�torsi avid C rantue rc iaogr iza I ha cionser% aili'* on
ins :its
v a
s ccirilcl, natural, ar atmthtft,lu Nialuti of thea propart)l
natural states, WhIahincludas the following naurEl co iyunillicic riviu. an buftQr are
f itnaaamways.ti s 1 a m Ell
and dh
Thea uroose :iCcm9� �I Illi
iz 3 ac,jaceini ta streams
0 v arin mievarid ancu or ri� arum resov ircas
submmottcd eleclircnicallN by "Henries & naricn, FLLCv
'n ccrrpl'ance witlh Ncrth Clanal'na 911101t1111EIS gcvEirn,m
ng recc
rind the verns of 11ha submitter agreeneml Hitlh the onanga
rdabl (i d c cumen lis
county Registem of lieucso

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dol heir riaturz] reilutis of the Propeaty, and prevent the uses or deivcilopm(iril cif the Firopurty for any puglase or
ir.i an) mannerilus-t woulc' cionficl w''lh theaa'nilenanua of thei'flraptuty in its natural can 1*11"on;
WHIIIIUEAS 7 1 hc i f re s c irval 1 on o f thea Th iop cirty i 9 reiquu ec i n a c iaorc anci(i with the A 9rc i eirr ed I o Bsta b 11"sh tf. e
W al ershc id Invusl trits NC's Ncivillei Farms Miligation $ankng Instrument f6ii Ripariu3 uff ir Mitigation arid
Nul n'eiiit Ofisel C rt ic'il s (NeNi j* 11 e Farms MBT ar. id the N avi I lei F arms Huffer & Nutnc ir. il: 0 ffse1 Hanle Pancei'l
41
DeNeloy i Paakagu (Niciville Farms P PDP). Thea Properly will bei rastorcid to a natural vageltatad acmditicin as
d I
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PraV'd ec in enc sVlcal'fad' thoN(1N11-1JeFanns1PDB. 'I1hei Prcipeirty is intended to be use
rilij jai ic ir i far r.utriemt of I s c il Is and/or ri r 1M*an buffur]mpacisduetadavulop menl
III
Waal I Iiin tI, e Upper New Hope Subwal mishac'
cif ]or an Lake.
cIII 1a r irovi'da f Lw
ti ath exj"stm" gane rironas ad'
NOVA, THERIF FORE, fkir and ir cionsi"dc[rat.*
an afthei ciovanzints enc rerorcisentations aonlainec herein vind for
$1CI.CIO enc cifficir ploac and ua:luab:lei aonsideration, lhu racalor�t and Ie��al suff-w-.ianci}� aflwhich'."Is harety
aakrlowled��ed, Grantors hereby uncandi�lionally anc irYeivoaablygrants and <citivey� „n+n C rq n i Pm �� i Q rP;*�
suciceissors and as s i ins, f6i ievar uid
in p erqp M il Y a Conservation B
lasemcir.it af I he natural and
ft ,
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ei�a�te�n1 H erainiafi er sept fhrtP , oveir t1 a Prnperl y c esciriti ad on BYR1BITl A, tnanfhar with ft a right tn preserve i and
pramci ine cionsarvaijon values ineraoi; as fail laws:
AIRTIC IN 1. UFLkTICN OF EASEMENT
T1,1"sCanserviallionBasamant shall IoT)ervietva'.I. Tl*lsConstirvatlanEas(irr.icinI 'is antiase tint in Rrciss,, runs with
� H a lane and is enforc iea blo I N Grank ia a gai nsil Gran tars, Gi iantc w's pars onEil representatives, hc ij& rs . su ciaes sors ar id
assigns, 1(issaes,, aigtints ane tfi(anseas,
ARTIC LE ll. PRO 11111TEID AND RESTRICTEACTIVITIES
Any a et'.91 N ily an, or uses af, tha Proy aity i naonsisttint wish the purpase af this Consarvall"ari Hasamanl is
prali-Ib:itec. The Proplart}� shall bei preserved in its na ti iral c iondilion end restricted from any davalopIneinl I hal
w oldd
IF or irrteirfe�re witY tl� e conseirval icir.i vas lU es of the Propeirty.
Wlilhou�t 11111] ting the get iar�al:ily a f the foiieBoiniB, tf. e fol lowiing E cilivitias and us es anal ax prassly prcihibitad,
restnuttic,
ar seniec as indi'ciallad heritmndcur:
A. Dista rbancie oft Natural F eatuli as,, Any change dl*sturbanaci, altaral ion or impairmienrt af thea riMrc 1
fbaturas ofIlha Prollart y or any inlenticinal inlrodua�lioni cifIncinmnEtiNiel plants an&or anl*malspacilasi
pic h'libi"l ad.
EI. Canstmucti,on.11htira shall bona uanstrticfl* g mobiltiha q alt(ir
c ionarel e paveme int, b iad-v llboard or other ertising d -:i sT lay, zmRinnzi, utility po'll % I awer, car. dulit, I :ir.r.,
E i er, landing, dack or any ar temPcirar}� ar permanent sl ruciturei ar f�ei1.ity on r abciva tle Prof �eirly.
C. Industrial, Co ercii*al and Resl'dentl"al Usti. Inc' -I; a], rcisj*darA4,*1a1, and, or aomtrercil*al activities,
Ir alud' g airry riga of pass e fbii sucih rl-Li oscis are pra .I' ited.
D. Agnicultui al, Gmamng and Hurl iciu Itulail Use. Agrlciultura', gqazff. gl, animal husbandry, rind
Horl iclu It -Lire uses of the Property ane i Irohi'bj*tcid,
E. Vcigetafi( n. Ex ciepi cis ralated ta the rcunaval af nonmr.ialivei IIlanits, da.i s eiseid ar damagec re cis , or
vCigtftE4xintthat dcisi ablvl-.'1'2eS or randtirs ursaf i 1ha Prcipt Y, ta Persons ar ri w a] hab"Itait, all cutting,
rt cival, ow I r ig , harm -.-*i n g oil c estn idi"on ciflany traci and ve iel i on in the 11rapcirty :i9 PrC hit ill eid.
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F. Rua di and Trains, T1. circi shzil',l b ei no canstn cation of roc
erilar le cirit car madi*f:icalion to oxistmg roads, 11raills, or walkwcaN
C 9 , trcli.1 3
S.
or walkways on tE ci Propc rty; nar
G. Elignagei. No signs shall bei � armiitteid an or oveir lhei Arop�eir }�, e�ae�t the p�cislini8 cif nice t�eisp�assing signs,
signs icanli*t6*ng ilEe canstirvallion valuers of lihe]Hrcireiiy, sigrs gjviini�j dhoub'ons ar p�roscribi*n8 irulcis and
r�ig� ] �rti ons fly- thea ua a aft �I ha Prciperl y azud� or sign s i der.�t:i f-�Jin�� 1 he Grantors as owner of tie Propeirt).
H. Dumping oi Storage. ilumpinEj or sl ar�ige of sail, tralsh, ashes, ga�iba�e, w�isle, ab andaned vchicilei9,
aTp:lianaes, m�iahiineiry� cir ha2azc aus sub sl anaeis, or tcviia or hazatdoL s was�la, or piny pl��ceanem�l of unaerg�ound
or ab oN e&n Icrand stc irage i Tanks ar atht ir rncr Itc in* Eils on tl ei Propt irl y i s pro b :*I I ec'
.
I.
Exasiva ti0on, Dr(idgirig
ordri11j'ngqPnarWrov ofIllaP sa
cin Mineral Use. Thard shed ] bei na grading, fillin�1, exciaNalic iri, drUdg.-Ing, Ir in�ing
i:l, sand, gniavel, rock, peat, nunarEds cir cilheu' materials, ane rio ahuigei in the
tC1vozK,rv.fti oi tv a land in any memntr an in(i axcicvl 10 reistc�rei natuiial toTICIRrHony or ctraina Rxi vati ams.
J , W
atfir Quality and Dli ainage Patllei n. T heirs sr all ba no diking, di ain'r.ig, dreidging,a1,,annci1.`ir.iq,
f'11.ling, leveling, pumping, imp�c�und:ini� ar jie.lalac adivit'.1as, or altcnng car lamptmg with water amt I
strLetures arclevj*aas an or will n of thea restarad, exil.anued% or creialad
Ifteiina8e pEk�leirns, ar rem civa:l of w ell�inds an car wi'lh:ix the Proptn-ty. D.-I'verling cir a ausing or p eu-mitling tH a
d 0ti erg ic in cif surface o r underglaund wal er :intc or within thea P1rc iij Ien y ti y any rr ear is :*I s Prc ii I i'teid. C hange s to
the a drainiaga palteirns oulsicei afllhe A�opeut}� atEi a ]owa�lei pis Icaig as thay co r �crt a1ttir ax:i9l:inig ar rastarad
drains ge on t1. e Propcwty, f] ow C'1"ffascdy tci lhei cia st manil axed c a nck na jefl 0IMPEld waitcur qual"Iy on thea
]Hrof4riy, Pollull'ngardiiiahar9mg into waters, 3rjnrigs, seeps, orwallands inihaProplWy isrrofulbiled. Ucr
ar p:liea�ian cif post*a"das or bioaideis on or within tho 11raperly j*'s r1roh,.1 ilad.
K. DfIVU10pa ant RigHts, Na delvalopIrneint righila tl.a1 haves been ca��cumbeirec or c i�tingn:�ishec IN this
Car is en al I*an sw.i eni shall be transferred I 1w suant tc I a I rans f 6 at la davc il o arit Tni* gl. ts i ahcvmci ar alluisl er
dcival(ipmanl mu"aamant or cithtwwise..
L. Vuhl*( 1(is. Thea oparal j on of c i(i a nl'zeid vahi'a la 1"nc iluc" 1' ng, but not ]I"m :*11 ed 1Ic, in otarcyc',1 as, dirt b:"i as,
all- tEirrain
qv
a] cars and trucks I'l.1.1 prahitidlad on the Consarv�iit'an Basc anill Prollery other than for
I effr P(irar) ar acaasianal access by thea C Irani eci, :its em p'l ciyeas and agents, suciaossars, assigns, North Caralina
Divis]10111 of Waler Rusaurceis (DWB), �ird for purposes of caricud g the creiati*an, rustonti'Oon, and maintanancia
10
Elalivities wil n 11ho Praplert) .
M, Oth(Ir Prohibitions. Any c thor use al, c r ai(ftiy AN an, thea Property which i s ca' may become inconsistent
w il h t e Pt irF oses of thi"i is grant, the prc is arvati on o f I tf. e P ropt irty substantially 1"r. its nal ural cand',"I tian, or thea
p rceial:icin of ill wiranmes endntals ysl arr S is Prohi bl" tad.
A R TIC LD l Il. G RAN 10 RS' RESHRMED RIGHTS
'11. e Grantors exp ji ie ssly rt is arve for thams alvas, Iheir pers ar. ial rt�prc i s cial ad vc 13 , heirs, suou c i a sc irs cii i as s i gms , 11 he
niigjht tu cant inuei I ht I uses of tha properly fc r all purr oses , nic t cionsi'F sl ani with this C onsen al i' an E cas w. i c ni,
IP
j ncluding, but nat 11" i tc ic' 1Ic, tht i ri ght la qu ilp tft enj'l oymanil o f the 11rap erl y, the r'ghl s o f 11"nort is s acid agrass, thea
r.6 €jht to hunt, fish, ar�d hikes on thea Prupety3Ilhei right to so'11, ransfar, gift ar atHarwisa aonveN1hc Hroller }, in
whole or in part, I nav:icad vLiah sailer, transfea� ar gift conNeyancia is subject ta the to is cif, and Eall sPaci]4'fiaal.q
ly
refareinca, this Clonsurval 1*on Easan.ionll.
Notwithstanc ing ti e Florago g Rtmiriations, Granilcirs resone for Grantees, its suacessors and zssiPSI the nahl ta
ciarisInd iha QVI a Farm s Mitigalic r,,. ciri tHa roll or y, in acac rdanca with the vi e Farms MBI (signed anc
at Ey I tJ anuar) 1 301610 ar ic ha "Neiv:illei Farm s B 1H DP" (ar provod I y the E asci Jura 5 1,
20]
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A R71 IC IV, GRANTE E'S RIGHTS
Ther Granieci cirj"ts aullhonoiatid representatives,gzand d -e suaciessors, avid �9, North CarolinaDi-visicinafIWEitaji
Resciurceis (lha"DW14"", shal'.1 haver the r*Elht ta tinter the Praperiy a1 all ruasonab:la times for thea riurpaso af
insfacdinig� said plic9eily to cuterminei if 1ha Granilors,. on h -Is ptirsanal re��rasen�talivas, heirs, successors, ar
assigns, isca mplyinig v ith they ilems, conditions, ras1r.`cfti*ons, and pu asas ciflilhi's Conservation Easem(irA. Thea
Granlea stall a13a haver the right to enter ard goo upon i1he Proptuty fdrtt oses njsC1*en11"fi(ior
educall"cinal obsenalions and studies, and takir g a amiplei9. The azo err, en1 rights granted herciin dci not inaluda
0 public acciess rigrts.
ARITICLE M1,. Eli Fla C ME NT ANI] RE ME ID11 S
A. Ta accianipl."sl 11ba purposes of lthisEaseur,anl, tie G Irani ea anc' il he DWR Kira allowad I o piKiN er it any
Ea1l1'PVj*1Yonoruseof1thaP party &a1 is in(iansistuni with 'Ir a puri a9as afli s
rcistonit.,.'ian af suah areas oii fbaturas ofl4lte ProptixtN that mayleda Egec' EN su(ih activity or use. Upon anN
breis ch cif thea terms af I h-1 s C o n s erval 1* on Eas em t iril: by Grantors that c iomas I o tha av anil"on of 411 a Grar itt ia, I hc i
Granil ea scall noll"f I he C ranil ars in wn it g of su(il I reach - The i Grantors shall haver '%di (I days af ar reci e P1 aflsucih
n(i I iae to(iarrcicd 11 he c icindiI ions c onslih�ltiing s u ich broach. If the brrach iiem E ins uncun�ed i fl eet BILI c'a vs titre
Giani f e and 1 her DVM ma v anfOIK e thi's C anservail 1*c
in Basumciint. bv
damages, injuncRiNe and citheriKill'cif.Not'WitWtand,,,'inizthti
fbir6.€laingl,
ipprop�riialei :lagal prociatidin�a :including
the C iianieci and DV R ruserva thea
iaImmealaer.gnt,wninoutnoliaei,toobtainataryrainiiigj cill(ler, mjunciti-ve oii atfteir aprFopniialercilicit ill
the breach cif I ht i terms cif I tfis C ans arvat1on Easem e nt is or wau:ldeNers:ibly or otHarw:isa mzrteiriallyimpair theabaneifts to ba deriived from this Caniseirvzit:ion EE9emtint. Thci Grantors and Granleei acla�owleidga 1ha1 vn tir s 1L ich
c i irciumsi ancic is damages I a I he Grad ea wc tu il d b a irreIpW BE I e anc rarri edj'e s a1 I aw w i'.1 I b a i'nadt iquzFte. Thu rights
and retriecieia ofltha Granleei pravidad bere�undar sh�d:l bei in addition tci, and ncil in lJauof, all cithern"ghis and
ramadicisavalablat.ciG irair.ftciainn canneatiionwith this C cir.is arvation Easement. Me oasts ofla braEich,
cio ickian or rei9lorcit:ivn, incilucing Gre=iteia's axllenseis, court ciasls, and atlomciys' fees shall bei paid by Grantors,
vl'ideidGrarAorsaradele iincidanariighlio
cinfuicetlata is
B. No flaw lur�a on thea Apart of thea Grmiaei I o einfbrca any covenant ani p�ravision tereiof shall discharger or
i nvE I i'd a such ciavc inani cir arty, cil har ci ovt inant, cion ]"I j on, ar p Irovi"i s j* on ht ij icof I or affbc it the right to Grar. ft ie ta
emfarcie th a same :ins ilhe event of a subsequeni ticach ar C'afEiull.
C. Nollhing cianlaired in this Ccinsarvation Eshall bei cionstruad tci antj"t1a Clraritaa to bning any
acli" cin aglam st Giiar kirs for any injury or cE an€ja i"n the Braperl y resulting from ciaus as b ayar id thea Grantors'
conlrol, inciiucing,wl*lboutIlmd.lial'i'clrl,fiine,food,st(Irm, war,aciilsoflGodort d
lesscie4 (rinvitaos-w on frarr any prudcunt acib"on takan*n goo' ftii1h1YGr&Nonsiuindcrameingerna}� cionditjons to
preN er I , at afl o cir rr i ja ti"gal e s i gn-i E (I I injury 10 lifer, damage ta prc ipell y or harm to the Pj icvt irt y rc ist il tj ng fl -am
such ciauses.
AH111CLE VI. ACCESS EASEMENT
Gi im Virs haraby g"ives, �1rants, bang�iins, s ells at ic a or iv eys ta Graniteie a pamrianant r.'8ht ar id oasearianl c her zmd
upon I hei I ard d(is:ign�rtei� gn A caass Basameint as sha wr i pini BXHEB 11 A al tachad ht uiela and 1'r. icorAiorattic raredn
by r(ifeiianou, f kir uses b N Giiar ii ea, i1; suciou sciiis odnd a ss d.*1 911 S f ku i accie s s I o tha Prupt irl y for an) f iwopo s t i 111 ht i
Acic i cm s East i ciint. "). The i A (i a e s s Ba stimeinil herein ccinvt iN e d 1*rialudes, tut is not I i rn 11 ed I tE a rigE t anc'
prilegei by, C j ia ni au, an third P arlicis I a ac ces s tE a Pro tit Areca as neuessary ar I onvemianl f6r C ra ni eu . lEii s
3 C1 III I
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Accei;ia Bas em c int runsm ith thea I ane wind is er iforic icabIc i ti y Grarklia., its s ucciassoris and �iissizris. and, oil third
parte e9 aEiai nst Grar. tops Gi ant ors' heirs and assigns.
"TIC VII. MISCELLANEOUS
A. War i alinty. Grantons warrant, ac N anan 11, and repiiescunt that 1"I awns the Prol eLr N 1'ri foie simp'.1a, and that
C Irant(ii is erilhen c wr i al'l :'1 ni evc is I in thea Propc ty which rr. i ay b e im p E ii tic ic b }{ thea granting o f this C c ri9ewation
Eels c emil c ir 11 hall I hc a ie area no oumil si ar. id il ng rn Oil gc,,m i0e s ax liens, anct I ran c es c r al hc r 10r] tc a
lest s in tl a Piop(Irty
whi cE hovel ncft b(icin e� y is a I y sub ciidll nE lt(ic' 1 o thi s C c ir is clirval i6c n F a se imad . Gmr, tons Earthen w an�anil th all
Gi�anileei shall E avel thea use o f and erijo}� eill the bancifhs den ivic frcin and ar sing out c f 11 his Conservation
0
Easemant, acid 11hal Granicii w"11:waniad and dafcmdtilla lici the Proparty� agaj'nstlall claims of a:l] r aiisons.
B. Subs eiquent Tr 911111slk r S* Thu Civanlons a€jvea Ic inccuoiiallelhete rns of this C onsenalion Ease tuit in
anN dead or otEan 109EII instrument theft tr s1iirs any 1n1 exist i n all ori a Pori 1"( it I c f the Pi iop arty Th
age ee tci provide writ tem no
1 i'c ia a f I sucih tmn sf ii: i and :lea91 I hirty 13 0) d ays prison to t1. e date o f tE a tray
a Granil cars
is f&n. Tha
Gi ar itc irs and Grar tue agrae that thea I t ons of thl' s Conseryation Eas am eni shall sury 1, N a any tri evgciri o f thea fie and
easenitinil.,,i*ntciiiesi3,j'i'n 1he Prcrtionthenaof and mla'.11 not bei arrendad, m(idiflad ovt(i ,inal ed
w1il hau t the pnc i written cc nsant ar d apf..1joval of the DW R.
C. Assignment,
gTc 9 s and as S','i cm., lat lei
The parl0 ieis rICKIC-1pliaei and agjvecii I hal the benefits cf thl i C ansen anon Easemiclini areain
pravideid, howeNen, that tE a Guar lea ciovt�nanls and agqeeis, thall ir.i the e1v ed 1*1 t in n sfei is on
assigns tlvs C onseryation Easeimenl, the orean:ia��t:ian naciaivina the intart
Gene. ;Ital..1 121M
3eim
4 se. Ew c q.] it Q(h) oi I tri a Int ama i Reis anua C odea, ar. ia in a vranii eit i =nai i ciovcmants and
est wj",l I be a Qua'.1ifiad holc'ari ardor N.0 .
agreels that thea tarms af thea Uanstbr or assignrr en
tci ciontirue :in I arpeftil'tN the clionsenkaliciri flurposcis
1 W�il:l bei such I hal I hei I i1P 0 0
larLsf6pae or assigrjea will ba raqLilreid
aa s ar nae in 1 ni s c ocuman
1.
D. Elntiie Ag rFiem eit and 'leveirab iffib'ty. THIa I nistrumenl s erfs ftird the eir.ti�e ag�eauneinil of tha p arl i cis with
vasir ea theaC ansena�lin Easeimem� and supeirsadas al:l pricui ciscLi9sicins, nagatia�tions, uncans�landicl alngs ar
adreamtrnts rel a1in81a the C on s er-% iall ion Bas emont and aLipenseices a'.1 ] pr icer cisaLis9ions, r iiagoll i* zft:i cii r, is,
uncers�tandin8s ar �igteiameints ra:lating tc 1hti Canservr�lion Easasrant. IfIan}� ��pvision is founc 1 a ba vo:ic C111
uncinfbmuc�ibla t }{ a ciouil (if ciampeummil jurl'
sdi(it.ict
n, he rem aindeir shall clioniinLia in full foincie an affuct,
E 9 ObliBatiana of C w n ei m hf p . Grar tal I is spor i sj"b I a fon ar. y al esil ail ci taxes, as s as sir. uni i, fet ii, cir
c ihavaes lem'ied up an the P i lop eil y - N o prc:visian of this C cinseu-valiari Fasarr ant sNcn�lc ti a construed pis impairing
iheati'lilyofthtiGraniciiilousti4ilf.ePropeirtNasciollEftti il for anN subsciquant loan, provi'dadihat any a.icrt�jaiga ani
I i0 ein ariisingl foam su(itziliiansacit-.ianmtiilriotbcii"neansi*steintw*llll.lhtilia s cif11h',',*1 Cans ewvz9j'1on Basamelini and
must ba suibjaul I o anc' sub orid ]'nail a to 111. C onstwvaKj'on E as ament. Gran I ea shall noel bti respons J'bla f c ir only c i c i s I s
:liciart �li1y o I an} kind vel ateid I o I hc i awners I ip, ape 1ialion, insuranaei, upke c ip, or rri aj ntciinar c(i cif iHa Prop t irty,
ax c erpi as axr Ire s s ly pr(livi"deco
herein. Nol hi"r g hereft'r, 1 shall vt ili'oave tf. a Grantor of I il he obligation to c icmp�ly will h
f idc ii ial, stale or I oci a] laws, ve gul al 'ions zilind permits that may apply I o the i axal 1(111 S e of tE ei Resc rrvc ic'
Rights
�.
]Hxl iie n�st went. In thea avant tBal c iharigeicd,j*i t:irtw iitEcir
ans indem��as9blle ait:inuec uses o f I tl a
Pilo led Y flop 11 he c(ir iscirvatiar i purl Q s as, this Cor isarvad"on E m cimcint 111111111111Y or I Y bei cixti n9t, 11 shac , in whole or iri
part, b) J`Vidlalall praciaudin 1.
G. HM ineint D cimain. W hantrveiiii al] c u' part cif thea Rro��arty :is U lktiri i n thea exarcise of em irienl damain s o as
10 subsiai�ill}� 21brogatei the ��estriclicizis imposec by �Ihis Conservation EasememtGlranlon anic Gnainte�i shall joinrdn
0 lin appvcpriale crietlions a1 111 a I 1'1y, a o f a L icl Making il ci iciver thea fiU:l value ci f tha I a i'rg, arid oil] incii" dEir tai] enc
di*vect daviaEjes due tci the taking.
H. 111rciaceds. This Clanser�iailiar.i E�smy. ant cionst1'6
tulas a i ia�il prop jemy inlenest imrr, ediale:l� vasteid iq
n
Gri� ir, ite Id il he evanil ll h all �dl ori a P or ion cif il ht C Cir isen iat i on Bas t i cini Prc if le rl y i s sold, axcihE nge c, av
invo,,luntari:l� convar cid following an t o�tingi:ishmend cell I hei c i�anaise of emir.iant dom�iin, GrainlICK111 shall bei
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entitled 1 a lhci f�ivi marked values c flthis C ansae a�licir.i Haseimem�l. Ther particis s�lipu"lailcilhallhefzir manketvaluaof
this C or. servation I I aserr eni shE il.'l bei c erl c iinac I y M-Ull 41 ip: }ding tie feu meekest value of thea Prop eirl }{ that is
une iumbared t N this Conservall"on Easurr eni I1 minus any increase in value € ill lea the dela of th-* 3 grand
aitn'bLtzibl(jio'l'inprav(irnenis) tiN11herall"ooftheiNalucicf1i hisciasarrenllattlat'.'I' m(1of1thisgran t 41 I he valla of
thaPraj any IIwilhhot il caducrt:icn far the values a f th" s C c it is cwve t:*i an E E is arri en1l) at tl a time o f thl s gra ni . TE e
Val ues a1 I he111 ime o f this grand shall be tke valuers nseid, or whlah would liavei t aero ui: eid, to calciu:lala a deiduaticn
for f i idc wal c iom i e taix p urpo s c i sl p pnu ani 10 SC K I -.'ian 17 0(h; of 1he lema.'.1 Ravcinue Coda (whati or eligible or
ligib:a for sucih a C'educib"or.). Gr teie shall use,. -its shares cif ilhe oraciciads in a immmar cionsisteml with t1l e
purp ost is of this Conscirvall"on Baserr eni.
I. Notilfic atloo n. An Y, not] C el I it 1qjUe sl fan zlpprc ival or ocher cammur j (iaiti" on requ i1rac ur.certHis
C ons arvatl* or. Bast ant shall b e sent b}{ ra Me A erad or cartl'f ad mail, pasill agei prer i a I'd"i C''t to the fa 1 .1 a w ingi addras sas
(ori such ac dress as rr.i av b e hereafl t ir si)eiaified bN r ic tj c c i r iursu ar. it tci tl 1 s r iaraRi avh):
Tei G raintcin9:
J1ohn'Aho as McGee and w,,,*1f6 Jani"na N. MaGoei
22(11 Stansbury Rd
Chapel Hill , NC 315116
Tei Griiriftie-.
)Malershci ldvestmcints, NC
AtIl n M. -d" I a He rnr. ane
116010 CI Wc atheirflord Cn'cle
Reileii*gl, NCI 276(I4
Ta Wall ershad In vestments NC
Atine Mikes Hermanni
16,. Q Wc afficirfo rd C incla
Ralcil' , NC 276(I4
LILC
To DVVR,40
NC Diviision af Water Rasourcies
401 & Bluffer Pa 1"1t]*1nq Elranah
Al 6 1 1 Mai 1 Services C eni er,
Ra]geiih, NC 2](Sig-16 ]I 7
J. F z* I v ir (I (if Ga smal ae. If I all any t".* MCI Grandee j s unable i cir fam'i I s I o enfarc ia thl a C cir. i sarvati'cin E as cini aw, or
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the use af thea Property will b a a onsi S1 Cini with the tei i s o f this C lansen ial ion Easement. Howey or this report j s
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APPENDIX E
DIVISION OF WATER RESOURCE PROJECT VIABILITY LETTER
Appendices
Neville FarmsAsbuilt& Baseline Document (Phases 1 &Z) Watershed Investments NC

Attachment F. Division of Water Resources Project Viability Letter
YMMA
RCDGNR
North Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Resources
Pat McCrory
Governor
April 6, 20315
Mike Hermann
Watershed Investments NC, LLC
1630 Weatherford Circle
Raleigh, IVC 27604
(via electronic mail)
Re: Site Viability for Buffer Mitigation & Nutrient Offset — Neville Creek
Near 1501 Ofd Greensboro Rd, Chapel Hill, NC
Orange County
Dear Mike,
Donald R. van der Vaart
Secretary
On February 13, 2015, Katie Merritt, with the Division of Water Resources (€1WR), received a request from
Watershed Investments NC, LLC (WI) for a site visit near the above -referenced site to determine the
potential for nutrient offset and .lordan riparian buffer mitigation. On March 24, 2015, Ms. Merritt
performed a site assessment of two properties near the subject site, which are more accurately described
in the attached aerial map. If approved, mitigating these properties could provide riparian buffer credits
and/or nutrient offset credits within the Lipper New dope Watershed of the Cape Fear River Basin.
Ms. Merritt's evaluation of the two ,properties' for buffer and nutrient offset mitigation is shown below:
Gambill Property
• Stream onsite is Neville Creek and was determined to be at least lntermittent by the Town of
Chapel Hill (email from Wesley Poole with Orange County on February 9, 2015).
• The narrow forest fringe along Neville Creek was described to be mature with a closed canopy the
entire length of Zone 1 of the proposed mitigation area. Therefore, Zone 1 is viable for buffer
preservation only and suitable for buffer mitigation credit only.
• The existing land use condition within ,Zone 2 of the Jordan buffer (21-50') was determined to be
active hay crop cultivation. Therefore, Zone 2 is viable for buffer restoration and suitable for either
buffer mitigation credit or nutrient offset credit.
• The existing land use of the riparian area located outside of the Jordan buffer (S1-200') was
determined to be active hay crop cultivation. Therefore, this area is viable for riparian restoration
and suitable for either buffer mitigation credit or nutrient offset credit.
McGee Property
Stream onsite is Neville Creek and was determined to be at least Intermittent by the Town of
Chapel Hill (email from Wesley Poole with Orange County on February 9, 2015).
Division of Water Resources - 441 and Buffer Permitting Unit
1617 Mail Service Center, Raleigh, North Carolina 27699-1617
Location: 512 N. Salisbury St, Raleigh, North Carolina 27604
Phone: [phone] FAK 919-807-6494
Internet: www.ncwaterquality.org
An Equal Opportunity ti Affirmative Action Employer - Made in part by recycled paper
F-1

The existing land use condition within Zone 1 and Zone 2 of the Jordan buffer (0-50') was
determined to be a mixture of mature hardwood trees with a disturbed understory dominated by
invasives, The area within the Jordan buffer was determined to be viable for buffer restoration and
suitable for buffer mitigation credit only. Site preparation will be needed to manually remove the
invasives. Additionally, all of the erosional gullies and holes must be filled and stabilized to
promote diffuse flow of stormwater runoff within the buffer. All trees must be surveyed out of the
total square footage of the proposed mitigation area.
The existing land use condition outside of the Jordan buffer (51-200') was determined to be a
maintained lawn and not in agriculture. This area is viable for riparian restoration and suitable for
only buffer mitigation.
A map showing the project site is provided and signed by Ms. Merritt on April G, 2015. For any areas
depicted as not being viable for nutrient offset credit above, WI could propose a different measure, along
with supporting calculations and sufficient detail to support estimates of load reduction, for review by the
DWR to determine viability for nutrient offset according to 15A NCAC 028 .0240.
Please contact Katie Merritt at {919}-807-5371 if you have any questions regarding this correspondence_
KA HAro
Attachments: Site Aerial Map
cc.File Copy (Katie Merritt)
Sincerely,
Karen Higgins, Supervisor `
401 and Buffer Permitting Unit
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APPENDIX F
FINANCIAL ASSURANCE
Appendices
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PERFORMANCE BOND Philadelphia Indemnity Insurance Company
FOR MONITORING One Bala Plaza Suite 100 Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004
Bond No. CE00155804021
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, that we, Watershed Investments NC, LLC, as Principal, and Philadelphia
Indemnity Insurance Company. licensed to do business in the State of North Carolina as Surety, are held and firmly
bound unto North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality — Division of Water Resources (Obligee), in the
penal sum of Forty Four Thousand & no/100 Dollars ($44,000), lawful money of the United States of America, for the
payment of which sum, well and truly to be made, the Principal and Surety do bind themselves, their heirs, executors,
administrators, and successors and assigns, jointly and severally, firmly by these presents.
THE CONDITION OF THIS OBLIGATION IS SUCH, that whereas the above bounden Principal has entered into certain
written Agreements with the above named Obligee, effective the 9 day of June, 2016 for the Neville Farms Buffer &
Nutrient Offset Bank Parcel Development Package Phase 1 & 2 and the Neville Farms Mitigation Banking Instrument
effective the 24' day of January, 2416 as more fully described in said Agreements, a copy of which are attached, which
Agreements are made a part hereof and incorporated herein by reference, except that nothing said therein shall alter,
enlarge, expand or otherwise modify the term of the bond as set out below.
NOW. THEREFORE, if Principal, its executors, administrators, successors and assigns shall promptly and faithfully
perform the monitoring obligations, according to the terms, stipulations or conditions thereof, then this obligation shall
become null and void, otherwise to remain in full force and effect. This bond is executed by the Surety and accepted by
the Obligee.
Notwithstanding the provisions of the Contract, the term of this bond shall apply from 0212112017 until 021211201+8
and may be extended by the Surety by Continuation Certificate. However, neither nonrenewal by the Surety, nor the
failure or Inability of the Principal to Fie a replacement bond in the event of nonrenewal, shall itself constitute a loss to the
Obligee recoverable under this bond or any renewal or continuation thereof. The liability of the Surety under this bond or
any continuation certificates issued in connection therewith shall not be cumulative and shall in no event exceed the
amount as set forth in this bond or in any additions, riders, or endorsements properly issued by the Surety as supplements
thereto.
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APPENDIX G
NUTRIENT OFFSET CREDIT CALCULATION DOCUMENTATION
FOR TRACT 2
Appendices
Neville FarmsAsbuilt& Baseline Document (Phases 1 &Z) Watershed Investments NC

mherrmann
From: D'Arconte, Trish <[e-mail]>
Sent: Wednesday, February 22, 2017 5:21 PM
To: mherrmann
Cc: Merritt, Katie; Gannon, Rich
Subject: RE: As -Built Nutrient Offset Calculation Review Request for Neville Farms — Phase 2
Hey Mike,
We've reviewed your nutrient calculations and the assumptions that went into them and find them acceptable, including
using Version 3 of the Jordan -Falls tool since that was available at the time. We have no further comments.
Trish
Trish D'Arconte
Environmental Program Consultant
Non -Point Source Planning Branch, Division of Water Resources
NC Department of Environmental Quality
919 807 6439 office
http://deg.nc.gov/about/divisions/water-resources/planning/nonpoint-source-management
trish.darconte(a�ncdenr.gov
1611 Mail Service Center
Raleigh, NC 27699-1611
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Email correspondence to and from this address is subject to the
North Carolina Public Records Law and may be disclosed to third parties.
From: mherrmann [mailto:[e-mail]
Sent: Sunday, February 19, 2017 18:57
To: D'Arconte, Trish <[e-mail]>
Cc: Merritt, Katie <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: As -Built Nutrient Offset Calculation Review Request for Neville Farms — Phase 2
Trish,
Katie Merritt notified me that the NPS group had completed their review of nutrient calculations for Phase 2 of
the Neville Farms nutrient offset site. Would you send me an email or letter indicating the outcome of your
review and any further action that may be needed? If you're satisfied with the calculations presented, providing

me a response confirming your approval would suffice for my needs to document the NPS review in the
project's As -Built report.
Thank you,
Mike Herrmann
1630 Weatherford Circle
Raleigh, NC 27604
(p) 919-559-6264
mherrmannn_ watershedinvestmentsnc.net
www.watershedinvestmenlsnc.net
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From: mherrmann<mherrmannkwatershedinvestmentsnc.net>
Date: 1/24/17 06:44 (GMT -05:00)
To: Rich G <rich. ag nnon(a�ncdenr. og_v>
Cc: Katie Merritt <katie.merrittkncdenr.gov>
Subject: As -Built Nutrient Offset Calculation Review Request for Neville Farms — Phase 2
Rich -
Attached for the Nonpoint Source Branch's review are two documents related to the Neville Farms Buffer
Mitigation and Nutrient Offset Bank. Changes that occurred during bank construction have resulted in minor
adjustments to the conservation easement area of Phase 2. At the Branch's direction, the nutrient offset credit
calculation for Phase 2 was developed using the Jordan -Falls Stormwater tool Version 3.0. Once completed, this
summary along with your Branch's review and approval, will be needed in the final documentation of the "as -built"
plan.
Would the NPS Branch please review the attached materials and let me know if they adequately estimate the
nutrient reduction benefit of Phase 2 of the project?
I can be reached at the contact info below if you'd like to discuss this further.
Thank you,
Mike Herrmann
1630 Weatherford Circle
Raleigh, NC 27604
(p) 919-559-6264

WATERSHED
.Investments
January 23, 2017
Rich Gannon
Nonpoint Source Planning Branch
1617 Mail Service Center
Raleigh, NC 27699-1617
Subject: As -Built Nutrient Offset Calculation for Neville Farms —Phase 2 (DWR# 2015-0636)
Mr. Gannon:
Submitted for your review are materials documenting the revised credit calculation for Phase 2
(formerly referred to as Tract 2) of the Neville Farms Buffer Mitigation and Nutrient Offset
Bank. Changes that occurred during project construction have resulted in minor adjustments to
the conservation easement area of Phase 2 where the nutrient offset credit calculation was
developed using the Jordan -Falls Stormwater tool Version 3.0. Once completed, this summary
along with acknowledgement of your Branch's approval, will be needed in the final
documentation of the "as -built" plan.
The following attachments are included in this submission:
A. Summary of project, changes in the As -built to Phase 2, and revised nutrient offset
calculation
B. Copy of As -Built Jordan Falls Stormwater Tool Data Sheets
C. Map of Tract 2 Portion the Neville Farms Buffer Mitigation and Nutrient Offset Bank
D. Copy of the nutrient offset calculation documents approved by Planning Branch for the
BPDP
The awarding of credit will also be based on whether the project is developed in accordance with
its Bank Parcel Development Package (BPDP) and if it meets the regulatory requirements
established in the project's mitigation banking instrument associated with permit #2015-0636.
Thank you for your help in the review for offset crediting of this project.
Sincerely,
Mike Herrmann
1630 Weatherford Circle, Raleigh NC 27604 1 Tel : [phone] www.watershedinvestmentsnc.net

ATTACHMENT A. Summary of project, changes in the as -built to Phase 2, and revised nutrient
offset calculation
Project Overview
Neville Farms Buffer Mitigation and Nutrient Offset Bank ("Neville Farms") is located south of Chapel Hill
in Orange County and consists of two Phases. Neville Farms' Mitigation Banking Instrument (MBI) was
signed between Watershed Investments NC, LLC (WINC) and the NC Division of Water Resources (DWR)
and effective on January 29th, 2016. The purpose of this project is to generate Jordan Lake riparian
buffer restoration and preservation mitigation credits as well as nutrient offset credit for use in the
Upper New Hope Subwatershed of Jordan Lake. Phase 2 restoration activities completed include the
control of invasive plants and the planting of native hardwood species on land formerly managed fescue
lawn.
Phase 2 of Neville Farms is located on an approximately 9 acre residential property. During the
construction of Phase 2, adjustments were made to the area included in the conservation easement that
differs from that planned easement reviewed by the DWR for the Bank Parcel Development Plan (BPDP).
Differences between the BPDP and as -built easement boundary are for the following reasons:
• The planned easement area was drawn remotely using GIS and tax parcel data. Parcel data,
however, did not reflect the surveyed location of the property boundary. Use of the surveyed
boundary resulted in conservation easement boundary changes (effect: increased area).
• Field identification and survey of the top -of -bank used to mark the easement boundary edge as
opposed to GIS identification (effect: refinement of top -of -bank with little overall area change).
• The property owner sought to exclude a corner of the planned easement to maintain its historic
recreational usage and playhouse structure (effect: decreased area).
As part of the BPDP, the Division directed WINC to use Version 3.0 of the Jordan -Falls Stormwater Tool
to estimate nutrient reductions from Phase 2 of the project. For consistency with this approach, the
same tool and version are used to estimate nutrient reductions based on as -built conditions.
Attachment B contains a copy of the Jordan -Falls tool worksheets reflecting as -built conditions while
Attachment D contains the original documentation that was reviewed and approved by the Non -point
source branch for the BPDP. It describes the project, restoration activities, and nutrient offset
calculations.
A map of the site and contributing drainage area is included in Attachment C. The watershed draining to
Phase 2 continues to experience development. In particular, The Orchard, a community of mostly two
acre lots continues to build and sell lots in what was formerly wooded land. Two acre lots are the
drainage area development type in the used in the parameterization of the stormwater tool
Table A-1 summarize the calculation of nutrient reductions as a result of the project based on as -built
conditions. A summary of the differences between the BPDP and as -built easement, watershed area,
and the nutrient reduction calculations is provided in Table A-2.
A-1

Table A-1. Summary of Jordan —Falls tool V.3.0 nutrient reduction estimates for Phase 2 as -built.
Nutrient Pre -project load
Post -project load
Nutrient
Nutrient Credit
(lbs/yr)
(lbs/yr)
reduction (lbs/yr)
(Ibs/30 yrs)
Nitrogen 80.11
44.83
35.28
1058.40
Phosphorus 16.01
8.09
7.92
237.60
Table A-2. Phase 2 comparisons between the BPDP and as -built.
Nutrient
Nitrogen
Reduction
(Ibs/30yr)
Phosphorus
Reduction
(Ibs/30yr)
Easement Area
(ac)
Watershed Area
(ac)
BPDP
1091.10
243.00
1.70
29.93
As -built
1058.40
237.60
1.84
29.70
Change
-32.7
-5.40
+0.14
-0.23
A-2

ATTACHMENT B. Summary Printouts from the Jordan/Falls Stormwater Accounting Tool

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ATTACHMENT C. Map of Tract 2 Portion the Neville Farms Buffer Mitigation and Nutrient Offset Bank
C-1

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ATTACHMENT D. Copy of the nutrient offset calculation documents approved by Planning Branch for
the BPDP
D-1

From: Davis, Amin <[e-mail]>
Sent: Thursday, July 23, 2015 1:22 PM
To: mike —[e-mail]; mherrmann
Cc: Gannon, Rich; Merritt, Katie
Subject: RE: Neville Farms Tract 2 Nutrient Credit Calculation
MIKE — I have reviewed your information and it appears to adequately document the site and associated
offset credit calculations. Rich informed me that you and he spoke yesterday and the processing of your
site information through DWR will take a couple of months. I'm sure we'll be in touch as things move
forward.
Amin
From: Davis, Amin
Sent: Tuesday, July 21, 2015 2:44 PM
To: 'mike—[e-mail]'; 'mherrmann'
Cc: Gannon, Rich
Subject: RE: Neville Farms Tract 2 Nutrient Credit Calculation
MIKE — Thank you for sending this updated information. I will be in touch with you later this week
regarding confirmation and next steps.
"211
Amin Davis
Watershed Restoration Specialist
NCDENR Division of Water Resources
Nonpoint Source Planning Branch
1617 Mail Service Center, Raleigh NC 27699-1617
919-807-6439
[e-mail]
http://Portal.ncdenr.org/web/wq/`­ps/­nps
From: mike [e-mail] [mailto:mike [e-mail]]
Sent: Friday, July 17, 2015 4:20 PM
To: Davis, Amin
Subject: Fwd: Neville Farms Tract 2 Nutrient Credit Calculation
Hi Amin,
Attached are the nutrient calculation materials for Tract 2. The edits you
suggested have been made to Attachment A. The remaining materials remain the
same. If you are satisfied that these materials adequately document the site and
offset credit calculation, I'll need a communication from your Branch stating that.
Thank you,
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WATERSHEI?
12,4nvestmen
July 16, 2015
Amin Davis
Nonpoint Source Planning Branch
1617 Mail Service Center
Raleigh, NC 27699-1617
Subject: Nutrient Offset Credit Claculation Materials for Neville Farms —Tract 2
Mr. Davits
Attached for your review is the nutrient offset credit calculation and supporting materials for the
Tract 2 (McGee Site) of the Neville Farms Riparian Buffer and Nutrient Offset Mitigation Bank.
The following attachments are included in this submission:
A. Summary of Project and Nutrient Offset Calculation
B. Copy of Jordan Falls Stormwater Tool Data Sheets
C. Map of Tract 2 Portion the Neville Farms Nutrient Offset and Buffer Mitigation Bank
D. 401 & Buffer Unit Determination Letter Removed in the Attachment
Would you please review these materials and respond as to whether you agree with the attached
offset credit calculation? The awarding of that credit will also be determined by whether the
project is developed in accordance with its Bank Parcel Development Package (BPDP) and if it
meets the regulatory requirements established in the project's mitigation banking instrument.
These are currently being developed in consult with the Division of Water Resource's 401 &
Buffer Permitting Unit.
Also, pursuant to 15A NCAC 02B .0273(2)(d)(i), the project will need to "account for differences
in instream nutrient losses between the location of the reduction need and excess loading
reduction in reaching the affected arm of Jordan Reservoir".. In past communications, you've
indicated that the Division is currently preparing to release delivery factors that will be applicable
to this project. When those become available, will you please forward them so that they can be
included in both the project's mitigation banking instrument and BPDP?
Thank you for your help in the review for offset crediting of this site. I understand that it
presented a departure from the traditional crediting sought for sites and, consequently, required
additional review and consideration. 1 appreciate the timely manner with witch you have
conducted your review.
Sincerely,
Mike Herrmann
1630 Weatherford Circle, Raleigh NC 27604 ( Tel :[phone] www.watershedinvesuncntsoc.net
D-3

BPDP ATTACHMENT A. Tract 2 of Neville Farms Nutrient Offset Calculation Summary
Project Overview
Tract 2 is part of a larger restoration project identified as Neville Farms in the Bank Parcel Development
Plan that is currently being developed. Located adjacent to Neville Creek, a perennial stream in Orange
County, Tract 2 is on an 8.8 acre property owned by John McGee. The watershed draining through the
project site encompasses 31.6 acres. The proposed Tract 2 conservation easement is approximately 1.7
acres with 1.20 acres anticipated for reforestation. The remaining 0.5 acres, a narrow, mature buffer
ranging between 10 and 20 feet exists in portions of the easement area, will be considered as buffer
preservation with no proposed nutrient reduction benefit. Attachment C provides a map of the Site
including the land draining to it.
For areas of the conservation easement lacking a forested buffer or with forests less than 50 feet,
residential lawn will be replaced with native trees to create a buffer with widths varying between 50 and
150 feet. In accordance with current DWR policy, success criteria on the project will be based on a
minimum planted stem density survival of 260 stems/acre after 5 years.
Currently, the majority of Tract 2 consists of residential lawn. While it is eligible for buffer credit, staff
from the 401 and Buffer Unit directed me to work with the Planning Section to develop the nutrient
offset crediting because the site falls outside of the typical practice for generating nutrient offset credit
(i.e., riparian reforestation of agricultural land). Attachment D contains a copy of the letter summarizing
their determination.
Nutrient Reduction Calculation Summary
The calculated nutrient credit available for the site is 1091.10 N lbs and 243.00 P lbs. This is based on an
annual nutrient offset crediting for the site of 36.37 N pound (lbs)/year and 8.10 lbs/year multiplied by
30 years. The method used to quantify nutrient offset credits has been developed through coordination
and communication with the NC DWR Planning Unit staff. The agreed on approach involves the use of
site-specific factors and the Jordan -Falls Stormwater Accounting Tool (JFSAT) Version 3.0. Supporting
printouts from the tool are included in Attachment B. A summary of the nutrient offset calculation is
included below.
Table A-1 provides a summary of the estimated reduction from the JFSAT. The JFSAT accounts for both
land conversion for nutrient removal from upland sources. The upland area is 29.93 acres. This area
includes The Orchard, a development under construction that contains a mix of residential and forest
land use with 2 ac residential lots being the predominant parcel type. Parameters used to run the tool
along with its output are contained in Attachment B.
Table A-1. Land Conversion and Upland Source Reduction.
Nutrient Pre -project load
Post -project load
Nutrient
Nutrient Credit
(lbs/yr)
(lbs/yr)
reduction (lbs/yr)
(Ibs/30 yrs)
Nitrogen 80.52
44.15
36.37
1091.10
Phosphorus 16.08
7.98
8.10
243.00
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BPDP Attachment B. Jordan Falls Stormwater Accounting Tool Data Sheets.
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Date:
July 9, 2015
Project Name:
Neville Farms - Tract 2
1,377,644
Development Area (ft):
Physiographic Region:
Piedmont
Project Latitude Coordinates:
N
Project Longitude Coordinates:
W
Precipitation Location:
Raleigh
Project Designer:
Watershed Investments NC
Contact Phone Number/Email:
Project Description:
Nutrient Offset Calculation Summary for Neville Farms -Tract 2
D-5
Import An
Existing Project

Watershed Characteristics Introduction project
BMP Overall Individual BMP
Information Characteristics Summary Summary
LAND USE AREA CHECK
Total Development Area Entered (ft): 1,377,644
Total Pre -Development Calculated Area (ft'): 1,377,644
Total Post -Development Calculated Area (ft2): 1,377,644
Clear All Entries
Print Watershed Characteristics
Supporting Calculations
SIMPLE METHOD
Runoff Coefficient Rv
Rv= 0.05+(0.009*1)
where I = percent impervious (%)
Pre -Development Watershed:
1= 7%
Rv= 0.11
Post -Development Watershed:
1= 11%
Rv = 0.15
Stormwater Runoff Generated, V
V = Rv * A * (P/12)
where A= area of catchment (ftz)
P = average annual rainfall depth
Pre -Development Watershed:
A= 31.63 ac
P= 45.41 in.
V = 580321 ft'
Post -Development Watershed:
A= 31.63 ac
P= 45.41 in.
V = 758346 ft'
Average Annual Pollutant Loading Leaving a Catc
L=I(P*Pj*Rv)a(12))*(C*A*
where Pj = fraction of rainfall events that
C= event mean concentration of
Pre -Development Watershed:
Pi = 1
CTN = 2.22 mg/L
CTP= 0.44 mg/L
LTN = 80.52 Ib/yr
LTP= 16.08 Ib/yr
Post -Development Watershed:
Pi = 1
CTN = 1.93 mg/L
CTP = 0.37 mg/L
LTN = 91.55 Ib/yr
LTP= 17.38 Ib/yr
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WATERSHED LAND USES
TN
EMC
(mg/L)
TP
EMC
(mg/L)
Pre -Post
Development.
(ftp)
-
Development
(ftp)
COMMERCIAL
Parking lot
1.44
0.16
_
Roof
1.08
0.15
Open/Landscaped
1 2.24 1
0.44
INDUSTRIAL
Parking lot
1.44
0.39
-
Roof
1.08
0.15
Open/Landscaped
2.24
0.44
TRANSPORTATION
High Density (interstate, main)
3.67
0.43
Low Density (secondary, feeder)
1.4
0.52
Rural
1.14
0.47
Sidewalk
1.4
1.16
PERVIOUS
Managed pervious
2.65
0.735
Unmanaged (pasture)
3.61
1.56
Forest
1.47
0.25
RESIDENTIAL -COMPOSITE LAND USES
Y. -ac lots2.02
0.43
Y -ac lots
.2.07
0.43
Y. -ac lots
1 -ac lots
2 -ac lots
Multi -family
2.11
2.15
2.22
1.92
0.43
0.4
0.44
0.41
1,303,592
1,303,592
Townhomes
Custom Lot Size
RESIDENTIAL - INDIVIDUAL LAND USES
Roadway
1.94
--
1.4
0.42
--
0.52
Driveway 1.0 1.44
0.39
Parking lot
1.44
0.39
Roof
1.08
0.15
Sidewalk/Patio
1.4
1.16
Lawn
2.65
0.735
52,272
Managed pervious
2.65
0.735
Forest
1 1.47 1
0.25
JURISDICTIONAL LANDS
Natural wetland
Riparian buffer - Zone 1 (Forested)
Riparian buffer -Zone 2
Open water
LAND TAKEN UP BY BMPs
1.47
1.47
2.65
-
1.08
0.25
0.25
0.735
--
0.15
21,780
21,780
52,272
LAND USE AREA CHECK
Total Development Area Entered (ft): 1,377,644
Total Pre -Development Calculated Area (ft'): 1,377,644
Total Post -Development Calculated Area (ft2): 1,377,644
Clear All Entries
Print Watershed Characteristics
Supporting Calculations
SIMPLE METHOD
Runoff Coefficient Rv
Rv= 0.05+(0.009*1)
where I = percent impervious (%)
Pre -Development Watershed:
1= 7%
Rv= 0.11
Post -Development Watershed:
1= 11%
Rv = 0.15
Stormwater Runoff Generated, V
V = Rv * A * (P/12)
where A= area of catchment (ftz)
P = average annual rainfall depth
Pre -Development Watershed:
A= 31.63 ac
P= 45.41 in.
V = 580321 ft'
Post -Development Watershed:
A= 31.63 ac
P= 45.41 in.
V = 758346 ft'
Average Annual Pollutant Loading Leaving a Catc
L=I(P*Pj*Rv)a(12))*(C*A*
where Pj = fraction of rainfall events that
C= event mean concentration of
Pre -Development Watershed:
Pi = 1
CTN = 2.22 mg/L
CTP= 0.44 mg/L
LTN = 80.52 Ib/yr
LTP= 16.08 Ib/yr
Post -Development Watershed:
Pi = 1
CTN = 1.93 mg/L
CTP = 0.37 mg/L
LTN = 91.55 Ib/yr
LTP= 17.38 Ib/yr
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Introduction Project Watershed Overall Individual BMP
BMP Characteristics Information Characteristics summary summary
Clear All Entries
Print BMP Characteristics
Type of BMP:
Select predominant hydrologic soil group
(HSG) for the location of the BMP.
Description of Custom BMPs
Under- or Over -sized Percentage:
Hydrologic Values (Value must be entered by
user for Water Harvesting or Custom BMPs)
Hydrologic Values
Nutrient Effluent EMC Values (Value must be
entered by user for custom BMPs)
Catchment 1:
Drainage Area Land Use
COMMERCIAL
Parking lot
Roof
Open/Landscaped
INDUSTRIAL
Parking lot
Roof
Open/Landscaped
TRANSPORTATION
High Density (interstate, main)
Low Density (secondary, feeder)
Rural
Sidewalk
BMP #1
Other Custom BMP
B
LSFS HYDRO: Buffer EMCs
CATCHMENT 1
BMP #2
BMP #3
Overflow%: %Treated Overflow%: %Treated .. Overflow%: %Treated
5% 55%
TN EMC (mg/L): TP EMC (mg/L): TN EMC (mg/L): TP EMC (mg/L): TN EMC (mg/L): TP EMC (mg/L):
1.47 0.25
Does BMP accept the outflow from another Catchment? If so, indicate which one(s). (Land use areas entered
below are in addition to the watershed areas treated by contributing catchment(s).)
Area Treated
by BMP
2
(ft)
_
_
_
_
Area treated
by BMP #2 that is not treated by
BMP #1
(ftZ)
Area treated
by BMP #3 that is not treated by
BMPs #1 or #2
(ftZ)
Total Land Use
Area Treated By
All BMPs
(ftZ)
0
Allowable Total Land
Use Area to be
Treated Based on
Post-Dev. Areas
(ftZ)
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
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MISC. PERVIOUS
Managed pervious
Forest
RESIDENTIAL
2 -ac lots
1 -ac lots
Y. -ac lots
Y. -ac lots
-ac lots
Townhomes
Custom Lot Size
Parking lot
Roof
Sidewalk
Lawn
Forest
JURISDICTIONAL LAND USES
Natural wetland
Riparian buffer - Zone 1
Riparian buffer -Zone 2
LAND TAKEN UP BY BMP
TOTAL AREA TREATED BY BMP (ft'):
TOTAL AREA TREATED BY SERIES (ft):
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Development Name:
Total Development Area (ft):
Designer:
Date:
Neville Farms - Tract 2
1,377,644
Watershed Investments NC
July 9, 2015
Development Summary
Pre -Development Post -Development Post Development
Conditions Conditions w/ BMPs
Percent Impervious (%)
6.8%
10.6%
10.6%
Annual Runoff Volume (c.f.)
580,321
758,346
462,590
Total Nitrogen EMC (mg/L)
2.22
1.93
1.53
Total Nitrogen Loading (Ib/yr)
80.52
91.55
44.15
Total Nitrogen Loading (Ib/ac/yr)
2.55
2.89
1.40
Total Phosphorus EMC (mg/L)
0.44
0.37
0.28
Total Phosphorus Loading (Ib/yr)
16.08
17.38
7.98
Total Phos. Loading (Ib/ac/yr)
0.51
0.55
0.25
Overall BMP/Catchment Summary
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Area Volume
Treated Reduction
(ft') M
I
Outflow TN
(mg/L)
I
Outflow TP
(mg/L)
Outflow TN
(lbs/ac/yr)
Outflow TP
(lbs/ac/yr)
TN
Reduction
M
TP
Reduction
M
Catchment 1
1,355,864
40.0%
1.53
0.28
1.41
0.25
58.69%
71.20%
BMP 1
1,355,864
40.0%
1.53
0.28
1.41
0.25
58.69%
71.20%
BMP2
0
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
BMP3
0
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Catchment 2
0
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
BMP1
0
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
BMP2
0
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
BMP3
0
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Catchment 3
0
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
BMP1
0
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
BMP2
0
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
BMP3
0
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Catchment 4
0
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
BMP1
0
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
BMP2
0
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
BMP3
0
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Catchment 5
0
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
BMP1
0
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
BMP2
0
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
BMP3
0
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Catchment 6
0 1
NA
NA
I NA
NA
I NA I
NA I
NA
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BPDP ATTACHMENT C. BPDP Tract 2 Restoration Area and Watershed Map
s,
:
Legend
Reforestation/Easement Area 'r
BA
Project Watershed
Parcel Boundaries
County Boundary
2ft Contour
20ft Contour 1
Chapel
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Hill
Carrboro
Map
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Map Location
15 N
0 225 450
Feet
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