HomeMy WebLinkAbout20011231 All Versions_Mitigation Information_20010906�� UT to Dixon Branch Mitigation Site (Site 19)
Stream: U7 to Dixon Brench County: Mecklenburg 401 Issued: 9/6/2001 TIP: R-2248D
400 tee[ Total Length of Project 400 fee[ Credits Used for Project 0 fee[ Credits Remaining Stream Setting: Rurel
Status: Active
q00 fee[ Total Length of Project
feet Restoration / Relocation
Monitoriny Plan Sheets
ves Plan SF�eets/Aerials Lepible7
_ Yes Plans Ovedald on Aerial7
Yes �� �^� dear7
Yesl MO� �� photo polr�7
WetlarW MidpetlOn type5
NA�. dearlydelinea6ed7
-NA Vep plots dear and In all
. . mitlpatlon/ecosys0em types7
Stream Setting: Rurol
qp0 feet Credits Used for Project
feet Enhancement
General Monitoring Plan Comments
Clear aerial with photo pointr and buffer delineated.
Problem areas should be indicated on azrial. Rd xirg
sheuld not be part of easrrient.
otherveyeeaeoo
Monlboriny Revlew Items
Yes I^°aslves reportad in the moni6oriny
report.
Yes �� Invasives obaerved duNnq slte Wslt
Yes .. I^vasives treatad durinp arrent
i monitorinp year or past7
ves ��aemeMal PlaMlnq duriny current
� or past monitariny year7
Invasives treated 2013, supplemental planting
2011, 2012, and 2014. Buffer was sparse, see
site visit notes.
Ofeet CreditsRemaining
fee[ Preservation
Conservatlon EasemeM
� No Conservation Easement
... EncroachmeM ReportedT
None noted. Ck signage during site visit.
STREAM MONITORING REQUIREMENTS
Stream Monitoring Success Requirements
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-Visual Vegetation Monitoring only required � h r � r�� �,J `;,,�
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-Visual Stream Stability Monitoring only Required y�
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Photo Documen[ation Required
-Level 1
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Level of Stream Monitorina Reauired 5 / M
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Level of Stream Monitorin¢ Required �
Two Bankful Events are required ,�),U � S
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Bankful event observed in past year 1�
Other Monkoring
rtequirements , Serious bank scour at sharp bends. See Site visit notes for 2014 monitoring plan notes.
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VEGETATION MONITORING SUMMARY
Stems/ Supple.
Year Year Plant. Comments
2009 N/inter NCDOT proposes to replant Type I and II plantings in 2Q10
2009 Summer NCDOT proposes to replant Type I and II plantings in 2030
2010 Winter NCDOT proposes to replant Type I and II
plantings after remedial work takes place on the stream.
2010 Summer NCDOT plans to replantType I and II plantings by March 2011 now that the stream remediation work is complete.
2011 Winter NCDOT replanted Type I and II plantings on March 2, 2011.
2011 Summer Lespedeza is very thick throughout this site but some of the planted seedlings are surviving within the buffer area.
2012 Winter Lespedeza is very thick throughout this site but some of the planted seedlings are surviving within the buffer area.
2012 Summer . Regulatory agencies stated that additional planted species were needed within the buffer. NCDOT plans to complete
multiple herbicide applications on the lespedeza in the summer of 2013 and replant the buffer in the 2013/2014
planting window.
2013 Winter Regulatory agencies stated that additional planted species were needed within the buffer. NCDOT plans to complete
multiple herbicide applications on the lespedeza in the summer of 2013 and replant the buffer in the 2013/2014
planting window.
2013 Summer NCDOT completed two herbicide applications on the, lespedeza and plan to replant the left buffer and the left
streambank between January to March 2014.
OTHER GENERAL COMMENTS
Site review and recommendation for remedial action received 1/6/15, to fix meander bends that are highly scoured and unstable: See
laserfishe. Is credit given to legth of stream that has heavy rip rap shown in winter monitoring photo point 4 upstream?
UT to Dixon Branch Mitigation Site (Site 19)
Stream: UT to Dixon Branch County: Mecklenburg 4011ssued: 9/6/2001 TIP: R-2248D
400 feec Total Length of Project 400 feec Credits Used for Project 0 feec Credits Remaining Stream Setting: Rurel
Status: Active
40p feec 7otal Length of Project
feec Restoretion / Reloca[ion
Monkoring Man Sheets
Yes Plan Sheets/Aerials Legible7
Yes Plans Overlaid on Aerial7
� PhMo points clear7
Yes M�s wlth photo points7
Watland Mitlgatlon types
NA ��early dellneatedi
NA �� Plots dear and in all
mltlgatlon/awrystam qpes7
Stream Setting: Rurel
400 feec Credits Used for Project
fee� Enhancement
General Monitoring Plan Comments
OtherVeyefatlon
Monitoring Review Itams
Yes I^vaslves reported in the monitoring
report
Yes Invasives observed during site vlslt.
Yes Invaslves treated during current
monitorinq year or past7
Supplementsl Planting during current
r Yes
. . -- or past monitoring year2
Ofeet CreditsRemaining
feec Preservation
Conservatlon Easement
i No Conservation Easement
Eneroachment Reported?
None noted. Ck signage during site visit.
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Invasives treated 2013�supplemental planting /
2011, 2012, and 2014. Buffer was sparse, see /
site visit notes. �
Clear aerial with photo points and buffer delineated. � r
Problem areas should be indicated on aerial. Rd xing �
should not be part of easment. '
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STREAM MONITORING REQUIREMENTS
Stream Monitoring Success Requirements
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-Visual Stream S[ability Monitoring only Required
Photo Documentation Required
Level of Stream MonitorinR Required
-Level 1
Level of Stream Monitorina Required
Two Bankful Events are required
Bankful event observed in past year
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Other Monitoring
Requlrements Serious bank scour at sharp bends. See Site visit notes for 2014 monitoring plan notes.
Stems/ Supple.
Year Year Plant.
2009 Winter
2009 Summer
2010 Winter
2010 Summer
2011 Winter
2011 Summer
z012 Winter
VEGETATION MONITORIIVG SUMMA►RY
Comments
NCDOT proposes to replant Type I and II plantings in 2010
NCDOT proposes to replant Type I and II plantings in 2010
NCDOT proposes to replant Type I and II
plantings after remedial work takes place on the stream.
NCDOT plans to replant Type I and II plantings by March 2011 now that the stream remediation work is complete.
NCDOT replanted Type I and II plantings on March 2, 2011.
Lespedeza is very thick throughout this site but some of the planted seedlings are surviving within the buffer area.
Lespedeza is very thick throughout this site but some of the planted seedlings are surviving within the buffer area.
2012 Summer Regulatory agencies stated that additional planted species were needed within the buffer. NCDOT plans to complete
multiple herbicide applications on the lespedeza in the summer of 2013 and replant the buffer in the 2013/2014
planting window.
2013 Winter Regulatory agencies stated that additional planted species were needed within the buffer. NCDOT plans to complete
multiple herbicide applications on the lespedeza in the summer of 2013 and replant the buffer in the 2013/2014
planting window.
2013 Summer
NCDOT completed two herbicide applications on the lespedeza and plan to replant the left buffer and the left
streambank between January to March 2014.
OTHER GENERAL COMMENTS
Site review and recommendation for remedial action received 1/6/15, to fix meander bends that are highly scoured and unstable. See
laserfishe. Is credit given to legth of stream that has heavy rip rap shown in winter monitoring photo point 4 upstream?
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SITE VISIT HISTORY
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TIP: R-22486 Mitigation Site: UT to Dixon Branch Mitigation Site (Site 19) i- ��
DATE
COMMENTS
S/6/2014 visit with Alan. There are two blow out areas with scour and sluffing bank that need repair, Alan requested in Apr 2014.
Blowouts located at sharp corners, expanding pools can be seen in the aerials. Blowouts covered in veg, ard to see
sluffingbank. Ke.�S S� �X:F,uCCtSa�'l� J n>..l':+•e�ws F�'
8/6/2014 Would rip-rep bank 5. of xing cause reduced credit��� �.b. �' G �`h �."� ' F,�Eh� h��'�� �u �
8/6/2014 Poor tree vigor and sparse growth on both banks. More evident on E. bank that was mowed, some trees planted in.
Agencies did not talk about veg problems with DOT at Apr site visit. Containerized or ball and burlap saplings would
have better survival rete.
8/6/2014 Areas with dense Lezpedeza on site (S. side especially) that could be impacting sapling growth.
9/9/2014
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UT to Dixon Branch Mitigation Site (Site 19)
Stream: UT to Dixon Brench County: Mecklenburg 401 Issued: 9/6/2001 'IP:
VISUAL INSPECTION SUMMARY
2009 Winter 2009 Summer
Station 9+90-Y7- 9+S0-V7- 9+90.V7- 9+80-Y7-
Structure Type Crossvane Crossvane
Piping through/ around structure?
Is headcut or downcut present?
Bank or scour eroslon present? Bank erosion on Bank erosion on
right bank right bank
Other problems noted? Right arm of Rlght arm of
crossvane has crossvane has
fallen into s[ream been displaced in
� to channel
2010 Winter 2010 Summer
Station 9+90 Y-7 9+80 V-7 . 10+40 Y-7 & 10+80 Y-7 10+40 Y-7 10+20 V-7
10+80 V-7
Structure Type
Piping through/ around structure?
Is headcut or downcut present?
eank or scour erosion present? Bank erosion Bank erosion Bank Ba�k Bank
on right bank on lek bank swuring on scouring on scouring on
left bank lek bank left bank
Other problems notedt Right arm of
crossvane has
been
displaced into
channel.
2011 Winter 2011 Summer
Station 30+80 Y-7 30+40 V-7 10+20 V-7 10+80 Y-7 10+40 Y-7
Structure Type
Piping through/ around structure?
Is headcut or downcut present?
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UT to Dixon Branch Mitigation Site (Site 19)
Stream:UT to Dixon Brench County: Mecklenburg 401 Issued: 9/6/2001 'IP:
VISUAL INSPECTION SUMMARY
Bank or scour erosion present? Bank xouring Bank scouring Bank stouring Bank scouring Bank swuring
on IeR bank on left bank on leh bank on left bank on left bank
behind 1-hook behind 1-hook behind 1-hook behind 1-hook
Other problems noted? Bank SCouring
on left bank
behind 1-hook
UT to Dixon Branch Mitigation Site (Site 19)
Stream:UT to Dixon Brench County: Mecklenburg 401 Issued: 9/6/2001 IP:
VISUAL INSPECTION SUMMARV
Station 10+80Y-7
Structure Type
Pipingthrough/ around structure?
Is headcut or downcut present?
Bank or scour erosion present? Bank scouring
on left bank
behind 1-hook
Other prohlems noted? Bank scouring
on lek bank
behind J-hook
Station iW80Y-7
Structure 7ype
Pipingthrough/ around structure?
Is headcut or downcut present?
Bank or scour erosion present? Bank scouring
onleft bank
behind 1-hook
Other problems noted? Bank s[ouring
on lek bank
behind J-hook
2012 Winter
10+40 Y-7
Bank xouring
on left bank
behind 1-hook
2013 Winter
10+40 Y-7
Bank scouring
on lek bank
behind 1-hook
2012 Summer
30+80 Y-7 10+40 Y-7
Bank scouring Bank scouring
on lek bank on left bank
behind 1-hook behind 1-hook
2013 Summer
1M80 Y-7 lOMO Y-7
Bank scouring Bank scouring
on lek bank on lek bank
behindl-hook behindJ-hook
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Yr mitigation 5�S of required years,
Review Notes- Division � I u A�G✓' �akw5c^
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Insert a"check" for needed, "X" for given, or N/A1 for non applicable and circle Yes or No where applicable.
List Mitigation: N�Q � l ��`��`� � /
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V Illegible Plan Sheet � Overlay of plan sheet on Aeriai needed `l��y ��
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�Numbered plots on Plansheet / aerial needed `'�� �A - � ��
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�Photo points on plan sheet / aerial with direction arrow and number needed X � ko
�Clear designation of wetland mitigation type (restoretion, enhancement, creation, preservation) needed on
plansheet / aerial
N� Designate what type of wetland is mitigated (Riverine, Non-riverine, coastal).
�� If there are multiple types of wetlands (Riverine, non-riverine, coastal, marsh) designation on aerial / plan
sheet is needed.
U"� veg plot size needs to be indicated �
/" �veg plot missing from mitigation type (enhancement, restoretion, creation, buffer)
/='' size of plots, # plots, % surveyed restoration, _% surveyed enhancement, %
surveyed creation, _% surveyed buffer, _not able to determine %(GIS used to determine Y or N?)
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Invasives note�or NO - If yes what �3� ��_ Was treatment giver�r NO and years .
2X (bt-w�oe aor'f
Visual monitoring of Plants only �or NO, if Yes add answer to comments, if No neM question
Hydrology monitoring required YES o�l if yes what pertent # gauges_ are wetland units
represented yes or no, comments
Request to stop monitoring early Y25 oC�; if Yes how early
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Supplemental planti�or NO, if yes what years: �� zo ��
Mowing encroachment Ye5 NO; 'f yes what ye rb s��� �� f�� n ve ��•K; Frrr� ��
Issues with stream stability reporte�or NO, if yes, what? How many riffles _ and pools_monitored7
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Channel Mi[igation Monitoring SheMs 1, II, 111, AND IV
Monitoring Data Record
Project Title: R-2248D — Charlotte Outer L000 COE Action ID: 200131321
Stream Name: Trib. to Dixon Branch (Site 19) DWQ Number: 011231
City, County and other Location Information: Mecklenbure County. Charlotte Outer L000.
R-2248D Left of Proiect Station 10+00 Y-7
Date Construction Completed: Mav 2008 Monitoring Year: ( 6) of 5
Ecoregion: 8 digit HUC unit 03050103
USGS Quad Name and Coordinates:
Rosgen Classification: Proaosed C4 stream tvce classification
Length of Project: 400 ft. Urban or RuraL• Urban Watershed Size:
Monitoring DATA collected by: M. Green and J. Youne Date: 3/11/14
Applicant Information:
Name: NCDOT — Roadside Environmental Unit
Address: 1425 Rock Ouarrv Rd, Raleigh, NC 27610
Telephone Number: �919) 861-3772 Email address: mlereen(cr�ncdot.eov
Consultant Information:
Name:
Address:
Telephone Number: Email address:
Project Status:
Monitoring Level required by COE and DWQ (404 permiU 401 Cert.): Level 1
The permittee shall perform the following components of Level 1 monitoring each year for
the 5-year monitoring period or through two documented bankfull flow events: Reference
photos; plant survival (i.e. identify specific problem areas (missing, stressed, damaged or
dead plantings), estimated causes, and proposed/required remedial action);visual inspection
of channel stability. Physical measurements of channel stability/morphology will not be
required. The permittee shall submit the monitoring reports to the USACE, Raleigh
Regulatory Field Office Project Manager, within sixty days after completing the monitoring.
[f less than two bankfull events occur during the first 5 years, the permittee shall continue
monitoring until the second bankfull event is documented. The bankfull events must occur
during separate monitoring years. In the event that the required bankfull events do not occur
during the five-year monitoring period, the USACE, in consultation with the resource
agencies, may determine that further monitoring is not required. It is suggested that all
bankfull occurrences be monitored and reported through the required monitoring period. The
permittee shall perform and submit photo documentation twice each year (summer and
winter) for the 5-year monitoring period, and for any subsequently required monitoring
period.
Section l. PHOTO REFERENCE SITES
(Monrloring ar a!/ /eve/s must complele this seclion)
Total number of reference photo locations at this site: 8 n6otos were taken from 4 photo
pO1�tIOC8�10O3
Dates reference photos have been taken at this site: 2/23/09. 9/1/09. 3/16/10. 9/28/10,
3�2/11. 9/12/11. 1/25/12. 9/20/12, 1/23/13. 9/17/13, 3/11/14
,
Individual from whom additional photos can be obtained (name, address, phone):
Other Information relative to site photo reference: A site map with photo noint locations is attached to
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If required to complete Level 3 monitoring only stop here; otherwise, complete section 2.
Section 2. PLANT SURVIVAL
Attach plan sheet indicating reference photos.
Identify specific problem areas (missing, stressed, damaged or dead plantings): The left buffer is
lackin�planted ve�etation due to dense areas of lespedeza noted in 2012.
Estimated causes, and proposed/required remedial action: An onsite meetin� was held on June 5.
2012, between re ulatory agencies and NCDOT. Re ug latorv aeencies stated that additional planted species were
needed within the buffer. NCDOT completed two herbicide applications on the lespedeza. The left buffer and left
streambank was replanted on 3/11/14 with silkv dogwood and black willow live stakes and willow oak, svcamore,
river birch, and �een ash bareroot seedlings. The left streambank was live staked only where missing or dead
stakes were noted.
ADDITIONAL COMMENTS:
If required to complete Level 1 and Level 2 monitoring onlv stop here; otherwise, complete
section 3.
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Section 3. CHANNEL STABILITY
Visual Inspection: The entire stream project as well as each in-stream structure and bank
stabilization/revetment structure must be evaluated and problems addressed.
Report on the visual inspection of channel stability. Phvsical measurements of channel
stability/morphologv will not be required. Include a discussion of any deviations from as=built
and an evaluation of the significance of these deviations and whether they are indicative of a
stabilizing or destabilizing situation. �
UT to Dixon Branch �Site 191 stream relocation is stable for the Year 6 Winter evaluation. Some areas of bank
scourine still exist upstream of the pipe crossin� at Sta. 10+80 Y-7 and Sta. 10+40 Y-7. The areas of bank scourin�
behind the two j-hooks have filled in with sediment deposition due to bankfull events since the last monitorin� visit•
NCDOT live staked these areas on 3/11/14 to helppromote woodv plant growth. The area downstream of the nipe
that had extensive erosion was repaired durin� Mav 2010 and is hi�y stable. A bankfull event had occurred since
the last monitoring evaluation. NCDOT will continue to monitor channel stabilitv at Site 19. •
Date Station Station Station Station Station,
3/11/14 10+80 Y-7 10+40 Y-7 Number Number
(additional hoto (additional hoto)
Structure
Type
Is water
piping through
or around
structure?
Head cut or
down cut
present?
Bank or scour Bank scouring Bank scouring
erosion on left bank on left bank
present? behind J-hook behind J-hook
Other
problems
noted? �
Section 4. DEBIT LEDGER
The entire UT to Dixon Branch (Site 19) stream mitigation site was used for the R-2248D project
to compensate for unavoidable stream impacts.
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Ginny,
Wainwright, David
Thursday, January 14, 2016 8:44 AM
Homewood, Sue; Baker, Virginia
RE: impact to existing mitigation site
I have known this to happen on rare occasion; however, it is usually DOT wanted to impact their own site and they are
more than willing to make up the credits (since they want the project). This case, however, is different in that it is not
DOT. Personally, if I was DOT I think I'd tell the land owner he'd have to cover the credits. Anyway, even though the site
is not closed out, the site was predicated on a certain number of credits being available once the site has closed out. I
agree with Sue, you will need to work with the USACE to come to an agreement. I would push for 2:1 since this is a
protected site and we will have the same issues we are normally would be concemed with — the site not performing as
expected. If you go with 1:1 and you have issues with that site, then that much more mitigation is lost. This may not
help, but is one of those strange situations that arise.
David
From: Homewood, Sue
Sent: Thursday, January 14, 2016 8:21 AM
To: Baker, Virginia <virginia.baker@ncdenr.gov>; Wainwright, David <david.wainwright@ncdenr.gov>
Subject: RE: impact to existing mitigation site
I've only had this come up once or twice over the years and in each case the USACE project manager made the decision
on whether the impacts could be allowed/were justified and what the replacement mitigation ratio would be. DWR just
followed suit (I may have provided my opinions to them during their review but nothing formal)
Thanks,
SueHomewood
Division of Water Resources, Winston Salem Regional Office
Department of Environmental Quality
336 776 9693 office
336 813 1863 mobile
Sue Homewood(a�ncdenr.qov
45D W. Hanes Mill Rd, Suite 300
Winston Salem NC 27105
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From: Baker, Virginia
Sent: Wednesday, January 13, 2016 5:14 PM
To: Wainwright, David <david.wainwriQht@ncdenr.�ov>; Homewood, Sue <sue.homewoodC�ncdenr.Qov>
Subjed: impact to existing mitigation site
Hey Sue and David,
I was just trying to get a little institutional history from those with much longer memory banks then myself.
There is a DOT on-site mitigation site that may end up having impacts. The site is still active due to various instability
issues causing closeout delays (it is in year 7 of 5) plus there were former delays in getting the site into monitoring to
begin with. The site was permitted in 2001. The land owner wants to put a driveway in which DOT is very much against
and we would also be against. The land-owner DOT dispute will have to get worked out and ultimately the credits will
need to be replaced elsewhere by DOT if this driveway is actually allowed. From what I understand with IRT sites it has
been case by case according to Todd and Eric as to whether a 2:1 OR 1:1 replacement of the lost stream footage is
requiredrAnthony told me he dealt with impacts to one mitigation site that was not closed out yet so the site just lost
the credits it would have generated. This site I am dealing with has already been credited by DOT.
Any recollection of similar circumstances?
Ginny Baker
Trdnsportation Permifting Unit
NCDEQ-Division oFWdter Rewuires
1650 MdilService Center
Raleigh, NC2 76 99-16 50
Phone-(919I707-8788, Fax-(9f9I733-1290
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Baker, Virginia
From:
Sent:
To:
Hood, Donna
Wednesday, January 13, 2016 7:33 AM
Baker, Virginia
Cc Chapman, Amy; 'Crystal Amschler (crysiai.c.amschler@usace.army.mil)'
(crystal.c.a mschler@ usace.a rmy. mi I)
Subject: RE: 10725 Statesville Road Driveway Access
Ginny,
I got some insight to this issue yesterday. It seems that during the I-485 project this land owner's parcel was going to be
cutoff, so he was compensated over one million dollars at the time for his loss of use.
The landowner talked Steve Lund, ACOE (now retired), into allowing him to put in a driveway crossing so he could at
least access the property for signage/billboard type use. (pipe is >48", though not sure of the exact size) This crossing
has been the source of some of the on going issues with the mitigation site because of the erosive area it created. And
he has access to the property.
More recently this man has been approached by a realtor saying he had NOT been compensated for his land----and now
we have this—possible detriment to an active mitigation site. There is a business park directly across the street from his
site. One which he has apparently wanted to add to with his land.
Anyway, DOT does not seem to be amena6le with letting him impact an active mitigation site. I would be inclined to
agree.
Any thoughts on this side of the story?
Thanks,
Donna
Donna Hood - Donna.Hood@ncdenr.gov
North Carolina Dept. of Environmental Quality
Division of Water Resources
Transportation Permitting Unit
610 E. Center Ave.
Mooresville, NC 28115
Ph: 704.663.1699
Fax:704.663.6040
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From: Baker, Virginia
Sent: Tuesday, January 12, 2016 12:49 PM
To: Hood, Donna <donna.hood@ncdenr.gov>
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Cc: Chapman, Amy <amy.chapman@ncdenr.gov>
Subject: RE: 10725 Statesville Road Driveway Access
,�
Hi Donna,
I am back in the office today so could look this site up, it is one of the four UT to Dixon mitigation sites, project #
200111231, this is site 19, the last active site due to the site needing bank repairs. The repair area, I believe, is north of
where the driveway impacts are proposed. These UT to Dixon sites for R-2248 were an older design with sharp cornered
bends that had issues with erosion. Plus from what I understood from Jason Elliot and Byron Moore last June is that
these sites were designed and built at the Division level and then sat there for 4-5 years before lason and Byron in
Raleigh found out about their existence and put them into monitoring for 5 years. Sites 23 and 24 closed in 2014, site 16
closed in 2015 (it is located at the north western side of the green polygon, you can just make out the stream), and site
19 now in iYs 7`^ year.
If you take a look at this link, the DOT mitigation sites, go to year 2014, Division 10, Site 19 (summer report�, see the
aerial of the site and the vicinity map. It appears from comparing the stream configuration on the mitigation aerial and
plansheets C3 and C3 there will be impacts from the driveway up to about photo point 3 in the mit. Plan, �100-150'. Lat
lon is 35.358416, -80.8401740 in case you want to see it on google maps.
httos://connect.ncdot.aov/resources/Environmenta I/Pases/Perm its-a nd-M itization.asox
Also attached is info from the mitigation database I up keep on Site 19. I had a site visit with DOT (and Crystal too I think)
on 6/16/15 to discuss repairs and some treatment for lespedeza. Additionally an aerial I made of this site a few years
ago is attached (zig zag be�ds). All of this along with some additional photos of the site are on the O drive under
Transportation Permitting/Mitigation/Division 10.
We will need a current plan sheet that shows the proposed work, like the ones that were sent (Ci and C3) along with the
stream configuretion that would have genereted credit at closeout and the conservation easement boundaries denoted
along with the exact stream footage that will be impacted inside the conservation easement as well as outside. I don't
think the stream crossing area of Site 19 was credit genereting, but 1 would probably want to double check on that at the
meeting.
I don't know if you wa�t to mention to DOT before the Jan 20tb meeting that this information would be helpful to have
in order to move things along.
Ginny
from: Hood, Donna
Sent: Monday, January il, 2016 4:58 PM
To: Baker, Virginia <vi�nia.baker@ncdenr.Qov>
Subject: RE: 10725 Statesville Road Driveway Access
Hi Ginny,
So�nds good—and no worries on if you can't come. I completely understand the parent thing. My parents, my kids and I
are all together in one house—and my father has dementia. Whatever works for you is fine with me. I am not sure that
it has been closed and credited. I think there is still monitoring going on—can't swear to it.
Just let me know if you figure anything out. O
Thanks,
.
Donna
From: Baker, Virginia
Sent: Friday, January 08, 2016 938 AM
To: Hood, Donna <donna.hood@ncdenr.aov>
Subject: RE: 10725 Statesville Road Driveway Access
Hi Donna,
On the 20th I think I can attend. My elderly father is staying with me and has had some medical challenges
which is why I am working a home this week. My sister and I aze trying to get him placed in assisted living, on
the 20th he should be staying at my sister's unless some medical challenge comes up.
I can't look this project up in the mitigation database since I am home, but will next week with the TIP #. Did
you say this project was already closed out and credited?
You know after two plus years I am still not cleaz on DOTs exact organization when it comes to natural
resource impacts and mitigation. Some of the mitigation sites start at the division level and move to PDEA (or
what ever the central group in Raleigh is), some start here in Raleigh. Jason Elliot and Byron Moore seem to
have varying levels of knowledge when I ask them questions about the mitigation sites depending on when their
involvement with the site started. Randy Griffin's group seems to be the ones in chazge of monitoring. Leilani
has been involved with some of the projects, the ones that are more complex (like Bonner Bridge), and is
sometimes at the closeout site visits, but usually not. Since this is a more unusual situation I am not surprised
she is involved.
I will do some more follow up on what we have done in the past for mitigation site impacts. I just asked Eric
and he thought it was generally case by case and the ACOE and State had the same requirement. The easement
will have to be revised of course.
Ginny
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On Fri, Jan 8, 2016 at 6:12 AM -0800, "Hood, Donna" <donna.hood�a�,ncdenr.�> wrote:
So, how does Lelani figure into all this? And if you can't attend, I know Crystal Amschler, ACOE rep for Division 10 is
calling in—so maybe you could do that if you can't come in person?
Donna Hood - Donna.Hood@ncdenr.Qov
North Carolina Dept. of Environmental Quality
Division of Water Resources
Transportation Permitting Unit
630 E. Center Ave.
Mooresville, NC 28115
Ph:704.663.1699 Fax:704.663.6040
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From: Baker, Virginia
Sent: Friday, January O8, 2016 9:05 AM
To: Hood, Donna <donna.hood@ncdenr.�ov>
Subject: Re: 10725 Statesville Road Driveway Access
Hey Donna,
Thanl:s, 1 will attend if I am able to. f need to check on this one. li is not often an existing mitigation site will be
impacted. T�his came up once beYore at an IR"C meeting. I believe the replacement ratio of a mitigation site is 2x
that of a normal wetland or stream resource. Although 1 am not sure if ihat was a ACOE requirement or ours.
So actually Mac Haupt is the "Mitigation bank and DMS coordinator". Since I am payed on DOT $[ may help
wiYh banks and had been doing more of that until Eric Kulz's position was replaced in Oct. I am the DOT
mitigation coordinator and also deal with DMS pr�jects since those are funded by DOT. Byron and Leilani
know me A while back DOT had asked forjtist one project contact for eadl project so they will n�t always
contact me directly when something mitigation related comes up. 1 havc asked reeionaf stafl'to always let me
know when a meeting will be dealing with mitigation issues. Or if yuestions or concerns come up about
mitigation at a meeting that I may not be at. Please ask me. Not trying to be pushy, but DO"r has asked a
regional staff to make decisions on requirements for mitigation sites when they should have asked me. My
position is 2 years old no�v, prior to that regional staff did make the decisions. Dave Wanucha, when he was
new, was asked if some of the monitoring requirements coidd be reduced on an on-site mitigation site.
Historieally there have oeen a lot of inconsistency between dii'ferent DOT on-site mitigation site requirements
and crediting with each other and especiallp with bank and D�'�1S site; so 1 a;n trying to get things more
consistent. The ACOE has also had issues with inconsistency too.
I hope you are setNing into your new position. I have likeh not been in regulation as long as you have so 1 am
still learnin� the ins outs and all grey areas.
Thanks Donna,
Ginny
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On Thu, Ja�� 7, 2016 at 6:27 PM -0800. "Hood, Donna° <dunna.hoo� �i ncdenr.t�ov> wrote:
Hi Wendv.
Ginny, our miti�ation bank coordinator, would like to �ttend as well.She is copied on this email.
Thank you,
Donna
SenC from Outlo��k Mobile
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