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State of North Carolina
Department of Environment, Health, and Natural Resources
Division of Environmental Management
512 North Salisbury Street • Raleigh, North Carolina 27604
James G. Martin, Governor George T Everett, Ph.D.
William 'W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary Director
October 18, 1991
Regional Offices Mr. Kenneth Jones
Asheville P O .. BOX 208
701/251-62os Wilson: Mills, N.C. 27593
Fayetteville
919/486-1541' Dear Mr. Jones;
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704/663-1699 ?? Ject: Proposed .Fill in Headwaters or Isolated Wetlands
Pasture development
Raleigh ' Jdhiig bn County
919!7332314 -' Project #91.356
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81 Upon review of
your request for Water Quality Certification
to'place fill material in up to 2.0 acres of wetlands for
90o pasture-development located at SR 1501 near the new US 70 bypass
Winstc, S in Johnston County, we have determined that the proposed fill. can
919NQ C_,_ 73 covered by General Water Quality Certification No. 2176 issued.
November 4, 1987. A copy of the General Certification is
attached. This Certification may be used in qualifying for
cov age under Corps of Engineers' Nationwide Permit No. 26.
Addi octal conditions are that; 1) no fill shall be placed within.
100 feet of the creek channel, 2) a sedimennt and erosion control
plan is required, 3) side slopes of the fill shall be no steeper
than 10;0 nearest the creek, 47)„fill shall be stabilized with
vegetative cover, and•5) stormwater runoff shall be directed to
filter through the 100` foot witle"buffer rather than discharged
directly to the stream through ditches.
-If . fix-`' have ~ft&- questions , pl:e,ase contact John Dorney
at,:,,919/733-5083. 1
sincerely,
eo ge T. Everett
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' `' Corps of Engineers Raleigh Regional Office
Raleigh Regional Office
• Mr. John Dorney
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P.O. Box 29535, Raleigh, North Carolina 27626-0535 Telephone [phone] / Pollution Prevention Pays
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DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
RALEIGH REGIONAL OFFICE
August 5, 1991
MEM.O:R--'ANDUM
John Dorney, Supervisor
.,Special.Projects Group
SOUGH Arthur Mouberry, P.EJ
Regional'. Supervisor P Timothy L. Donnelly, P.E.
Regional Water Quality Supervisor
FROM Karl Shaffer lr,?-
Soil Scientist II
CT- Kenneth Jones NW 26
Projeq #' 91356
Johns t; _ County
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acresMr. wetlands in n the e f i "F lling approximately 2.5
* bd *l*.!n ,,o f Poplar Creek (Class
C-NSW). The fill will be dc-;byf B?rnhi l Construction, who
is currently doing the U.S. ? yr ,? D , work adj acent to Mr.
Jones' land. ?` kst4
b I have been in. contac wi h Mr. Drew Johnson of
{fi=: ill Construction. They waiting for our approval
onditions before developing Mans for the fill area.
that time they will also tit an erosion and
..sedimentation control plan to Land Quality Division.
Barnhill Construction may or may not co tinue with the fill
operation after. hearing our conditions'l- iThese conditions
will determine " the fe?ks bi],itYA , cconc itons of the fill
proposal. Mr. Jones waritS the fill to supplement his
pasture area subsequent to the'loss'of pasture from the U.S.
70 bypass through his property.

Mr. John Dorney
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The wetlands is of moderate value (40 percent on the
rating sheet - enclosed). The important features are
floodwater storage and nutrient/ sediment attenuation. For
these reasons I feel the following conditions are important
for-the water quality certification:
.1. No fill shall be placed within 100 feet of the
creek channel.
2. An erosion and sedimentation control plan shall be
approved prior to and implemented throughout the
project..
3. The .::`side slopes on the fill which is closest to
the oreek, :sha11 be no steeper than 10 percent
(10::1) This provision allows for maintenance of
the'`?slop6 as well as increased volume for flood
storage and stability of the fill during flooding
events.
4.; The fill is to be immediately stabilized with a
permanent vegetative cover upon completion of the
grading work.
" 5 Thq,-,overall depth of the fill will be dictated by
the height 'red adjacent to the U.S. 70 bypass
for cra nag&I ures. In no case shall the fill
't alloy. runoff o directly enter a surface water
.course. A mini • foot buffer is required.
The Raleigh Regional O:f a ;pO ends approval of the
401 Certification with these' Lond'',t,i
In addition, Mr Jones;, is ' eY?ct?uraged to contact the
Soil Conservation. Service It Of - e in Smithfield. A
detpirmination of "Prior Conversiox" for this land may be
ressary to assure compliance With the 1990 Farm Bill
AM:TLD:KS•bas
cc: Kenneth Jones
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WETLAND RATING SYSTEM WORKSHEET
Project No. or description
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_ Date and time evaluated 7

•'Major Wetland Type
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Approximate size
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wetland system zA-, 5 acrbs
Approximate extent of wetlands i
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Three most dominant plant species (in order)
Soil Series(if known),:

Hydrologic 'indicators 'e'%/s v 1 ,iona ?,,'7t?e, a
Direct, hydrologic co.nne ion? (circ e one) E NO
Existing; Conditions
Drainage
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Does site provide habitat for endangered or threatened,
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Item No. ;.? Score (circle one)
3.. .Location/Landscape
1 Natural area buffer 5
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2 Sensitive watershed
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Ecological Values ?-`
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5 W-ildlife
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6 Aquatic life5 3 0
7 Water storage
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Streambank stabilization 5 1 0
9.;-Removal sediment/toxicant 3 1 0
10 Removal/transform nutrients 5 1 0
11 Groundwater recharge/discharge 5
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III, Human Values
12 Outdoor, recreation/education 5 3 0
13 Commercial value 5 '3 0
Total score Z 6
Percent score
(out of a total of 65 points) C)
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