20081245 Ver 1_Emails_20080822 (2)

Re: Hodge Rd visit
Subject: Re: Hodge Rd visit
From: "Rod Miller" <[e-mail]>
Date: Fri, 22 Aug 2008 10:24:21 -0400
To: <[e-mail]>
CC: "Rick Baker" <[e-mail]>, "Tim Morgan"
<[e-mail]>
Hello Lia,
I want to thank you for your time yesterday. I am writing to let you know I have a meeting today with our civil
engineer on this project. His name is Rick Baker. I will be passing on the fax you sent along with the on-site
discussions we had yesterday. He will be contacting you to get the correct info you will need shown on plans
for future review.
Rod Miller
Project Manager
Evergreen Construction
[phone]
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Subject: Fwd: NCDOT, SR 2516 (Hodge Road) Wake County (DWQ420080822)
From: Rob Ridings <[e-mail]>
Date: Fri, 22 Aug 2008 09:06:20 -0400
To: [e-mail]
Lia,
FYI: See the email below from Heather at DOT. Looks like a developer is planning to get a permit to
widen some of the road for their subdivision thru Express.
Even though the NCDOT permit was completely separate, I'd keep in mind their impacts when
thinking about things cumulatively ...in case they get near mitigation thresholds.
Thanks,
Rob
Montague, Heather W wrote:
35.7735 N, 78.5238 W (on Hodge Road between 64/264 Bypass and 64 Business)
Eric-
This pipe replacement was completed by Wake County maintenance last week on Aug 13th. We
went from a 45ft pipe to a 60ft pipe with up to 5 linear feet of rip rap permitted beyond the inlet and
outlet. This work was completed and rip rap was used to armor the ends, with little to no rock
actually extending beyond the pipe ends. Late yesterday I found out that now a developer for a
neighborhood just North and to the right of this cross line wants to widen the road through here to
add a turn lane. A Pat somebody from Baker Engineering Consultants called and asked if we
they could piggy back on our permit to include their work to lengthen the pipe on the inlet?
I let him know that NCDOT would not be willing to modify our permits for their work. Through our
encroachment agreements, developers must get their own permits. It turns out that he was calling
me from the site, where he was meeting someone with the NCDWQ 401 express permitting office,
so I told him it sounded like he was well on his way to getting his own permits - but I urged him not
to forget to include the USACE in this discussion.
As soon as Wally signs the Certificate of Completion, we will send that to you. I've attached pictures
of the site so you can see what this looked like when we finished. Any widening, moving of fill
slopes, buffer impacts, wetland fill, or surface water fill beyond what's shown in these pictures would
be by 'others.'
-Heather
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