19950051 Ver 1_COMPLETE FILE_19950110

State of North Carolina
Department of Environment,
Health and Natural Resources
Division of Environmental Management
James B. Hunt, Jr., Governor
Jonathan B. Howes, Secretary
A. Preston Howard, Jr., P.E., Director
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January 19, 1995
Surry County
DEM Project # 95051
APPROVAL of 401 Water Quality Certification
Mr. Reggie Perry
2377 Bryant Road
Mount Airy, N.C. 27030
FILE COPY'
Dear Mr. Perry:
You have our approval to place fill material in 0.25 acres of wetlands or waters for the purpose
of improving fish habitat and stabilize eroding stream banks along the Little Fisher River, as you
described in your application dated 11 January 1994. After reviewing your application, we have
decided that this fill is covered by General Water Quality Certification Number 2665. This certification
allows you to use Nationwide Permit Number 13 when it is issued by the Corps of Engineers.
This approval is only valid for the purpose and design that you described in your application. If
you change your project, you must notify us and you may be required to send us a new application.
For this approval to be valid, you must follow the conditions. listed in the attached certification. In
addition, you should get any other federal, state or local permits before you go ahead with your
project.
If you do not accept any of the conditions of this certification, you may ask for an adjudicatory
hearing. You must act within 30 days of the date that you receive this letter. To ask for a hearing,
send a written petition which conforms to Chapter 150B of the North Carolina General Statutes to the
Office of Administrative Hearings, P.O. Box 27447, Raleigh, N.C. 27611-7447. This certification and
its conditions are final and binding unless you ask for a hearing.
This letter completes the review of the Division of Environmental Management under Section 401
of the Clean Water Act. If you have any questions, please telephone John Dorney at 919-733-1786.
Sincerely, ___1
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P ston Howard, Jr. .
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Corps of Engineers Raleigh Field Office
Winston-Salem DEM Regional Office
Mr. John Domey
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Pilot awl a. f: w Resource Conservation iiitnd Development Inc.
to restore eroding stream banks a l o n g the Little Fisher
River, Rurry County
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letter Of t:::Or"I(:::Ur"t"'Ei:i'nt:::e ..t.r'I,m 't':hf?i:' No1...t;L1 Ca'r'ol in<ia Wildlife Resources
1...(:7i'ttflt:Lrr..iii>:1.f.:,'n tP.{l..,t,JI'^;t....! to t:?t'?'t'l:a:1n <':a 404 permit from the U.S. Army
Corps Engineers J : : : i .., ....J site v i s i t was made w i t h the
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applicant '' 199 4 to assess eassess
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impacts (:p'i't aquatic resources. These C::Df)?rfl','r r..l.t;" are provided in

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of eroding stream bank at locations alon g t h e Little Fisher
River. Banks w i l l 1....., stabilized with root wads and r.. i. J::; r" : a I::;
boulders placed below the waterline C? f the eroding banks. Al..1.
disturbed 1...r.::, t ::f:::. and ? ..
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UNITED STATES NATURAI RESOURCES PO BOX 210
DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION DOBSON, NC
AGRICULTURE SERVICE 27017
January 11, 1990 401 ISSUED
SUBJECT: 404 Permit Application
TO: Mr. Eric Glamb
Attached is an application for a 404 Permit for a piniect: nii
the Little Fisher River. This project is being carried nit
in cooperation with the landowner, Reggie Perry, the Pilot;
View Resource Conservation & Development Area, and Joe
Mickey of the NC Wildlife Resources Commission. A ropy of
the application and the attached information has been sent
to Mr. John Thomas with COE, Stephanie Goudreau with NCWRC
and the State Historic Preservation Office. If yn" Have
questions or need additional information please give me a
call.
J.R. Everhart
District Conservationist
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Charles R. Fullwood, Executive Director
January 9, 1995
Ma ;John Thomas
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Raleigh Field Offi{cIe . Regulatory Branch
6512 Falls of tl°ae_i6?iFit; ad'
Raleigh, North 276 6014 ,
SUBJECT: A review of an application by Reggie Perry and the
Pilot View Resource Conservation and Development Inc. ????.'
to restore eroding stream banks along the L.itt.le,Fipper
River-, ;Furry County
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Dear Mr°. Thomas: Mr. Reggie Perry, landowner, and the Pilot View Resc.lurce"y9
Conservation and Development, Inc., P. 0. L?om 98, Danbury NC;
27016 (910/5P3-20 46, r;e:•rt•t;ar.:.t C;t't.:ar'1era Flrtcle:•!r°rr,r..n) are r•erlt•setn•tSrly m
letter of concurrence from the North Carolina Wildlife Resources
Commission (NC:WRC.::) to obtain a 404 permit: from the U.S. Army
Corps of Engineers (USC:C:E). A site visit was made with they
applicant on numf.71'C'us occasions f.'ll_Iring 1994 to assess project
impacts on aquatic resources. These comments are provided in
accordance with provisions of the Clean Water Act of 1977 (33
U.S.C. 466 et. seq.) rrar'd the Fish and Wildlife Coordination Act
(48 Stag. 401, as amended; 16 U.S.C:. 661°•667d).
The applicants restore aF,Fpro,--timately a(.0 'feet i
?Fisher are proposing of eroding stream bank at ',?r...rat ions along the Little
River... Banks will be stabilized with r-r.:•r.:•'t: wads and a iprap
boulders placed below the waterline of the eroding banks. All
disturbed soils wi.l.l be seeded and mulched immediately following
completion of ,:a site.
The Little Fisher River is Designated Public Mountain
Water receiving stocked trout under our Hatchery Supported
program. The stream at this l.or.::r"_at;ion has an average width
12.5 feet and ii:a !iiiubmtrc;ate of milt, sand, and cobble. N^in1'9
mampl. inn on 10/11/94 revealed a population of stocked brown
trout:, redbreast sunfish, 5ilraal lmoutht ba!'-iii, and numerous
sucker/minnow species. 'rou't; habitat is considered fair at
site.
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401 ISSUED
;.rrAI"ILAEl I y 9, 1995
The project has the potential t(:1 impr(-ve t) (:.I..?t; hat7it;rrat; by
r e d La r_ t i C' n in sediment i. r' p (..(t t h r- rl (..r g hr c; -F (-.-I (::,(::I i r) g
stream bantr:s and by incr"easing 'I;rc:l(..(t; cover„ 6JoI k r'? tht-_a r:lrrijer..:t;
is planned for this spring or early G.r.rmmE_?r. W(-irk will. not occLAr
during the trout spawning season o'F November :t "- April. 1`.5. As
one of the sponsors of the project, t:he NCWRC has objection to
the project as proposed.
Thant:: you for tyre (,pF?or-turlity t(, rE?vit.?w th.Lix; proje t. If I
can be of fL.11-the1- assistance, ryl.ea?>c:? c:arr•t;act; me cart 91(")/JhE,•-r?9f3?.
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DEM ID: ACTION ID:
Nationwide Pemilt Requested (Provide Nationwide PcrrnJ(.H): N W 3.'
JOINT FORM FOR ?.:.:.?..
Nationwide permits that require notification to the Corps of Engineers,
rv°+?^nwide tierrnits.that require application for Section40..`.ekjfication-_
Mr . John `19iana s
U. S . Army Corps of Engineers
Regulatory Branch "„y, ,.. ' I
6512 Falls of the Neuse Road '401 IS?UE« k? '
Suite 105
Raleigh, NC 27615
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?1. Owners Name: Reggie Perr ,,,??1
?2. Owners Address: 2377 Bryant Road, Mount Airy, NC 27030
?3. Owners Phone Number (Horne): _(910) 320-2739 :..;...A .C'I
(Work): [phone] , ;?,,• ,r,; ,,
?4, If Applicable: Agent's name or responsible corporate official, address, phone number:
Richard Everhart, Natural Resources Conservation Service
P. 0. Box 218, Dobson, NC 27017

Phone: [phone] - ,
? 5. Location of work (MUST ATTACH MAP). County: _ Surry "
Nearest Town or City: Mount Airy
Specific Location (Include rond numbers, landmarks, clc,): See attached map
?6. Name of Closest Stream/River:
7. River Basin: Yadkin
Little Fisher River
8. `Is this project located in a watershed classified as Trout, SA, HQW, ORW, WS I, or WS 117 YES [x]
?9 , Have any Section 404 b
NO [ ,,. , ' y
permits Curl previously requested for use on this property? YES [ ] NO [x]
If yes, explain.
? 11. Number of acres of waters of the U.S., including wetlands, impacted by the proposed project:
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Filled: Approximately 25 acres
Drained:
Flooded:
Excavated:.

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Total Impacted: _ .25 acres
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2. Ddsorlption of proposed work (Attach PLANS-8 1!2'Y/X 11" drawlnss only): "'?'A' "
See attached plan
3. Purpose of proposed work: Improve fish habitat and stabilize eroding stream banks.
4. State reasons why the applicant believes that this activity must be carried out in wetlands. Also, note measures
aken to minimize wetland impacts. Eroding stream banks causing sediment input to stream.
Filled areas will be seeded, mulched and riparian area re-established.
5. You are required to contact the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (US MS) and/or National Marine Fisheries Service
NMFS) regarding the presence or any Federally listed orproposed for listing endangered or threatened species or critical
inbitat in the permit area that may be affected by the proposed project. Have you done so? YES [ J NO [x]
ZESPONSES FROM THE USFWS AND/OR NMFS SHOULD BE FORWARDED TO CORPS.
A You are required to contact the State Historic Preservation Officer (SHPO) regarding the presence of historic ,
)ropertles In the permit area.which may be affected by the proposed project? Have you done so? YES [ ] NO( x]
tESPONSE"FROM THE SHPO SHOULD BE FORWARDED TO CORPS.
17. Additional information required by DEM:
A. Wetland delineation map showing all wetlands, streams, and lakes on the property.
B. If available, representative photograph of wetlands to be impacted by project. r
C, If delineation was performed by a consultant, include all data sheets relevant to the placement of the
delineation line, -
D.-If a stormwater management plan is required for this project, attach copy.
E, What is land use of surrounding property? p -zr»rP '
f tppllcable, what is proposed method of sewage disposal?
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LITTLE FISHER RIVER STREAM DANK STABILISATION AND RESTORATION
PROJECT, REOG I F_ PERRY PROPERTY, SLURRY mKINTY
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The problem of stream bank OrDWOn Of the Little Fisher River on
the Reggie Perry property, Furry County (Figure l.) i the result
of the loss Of riparian v1i'C:(?"t'i:a't;ie.irl The most
_I (m I'ar'ir°t;.:ar'tt: factor t r't
stream hank I; ira h.:) :i. a.:1. t; y is riparian vegetation, especially trees.
Trees and nd other Woody vegetation are preferred to grasses because
t h e i r roots grow ca er.;- I-, or a)..,1-1 provide the ,• ,;, ny t,.,,..1 .: which holds the
soil in place. The depth and density of the root mans is
critical in stabilizing: the h:?carl6:s. Fhle., ;abse,nce of iia buffer zon(-i)
of trees and shrubs al.(::•ng the Little Fisher River on Mr. Pe,,rr'y'
property has cat , 1 e.,a.ied hank I al:'?a.l i 1;y and r:ontr i.i,1(I,ci'c:l to the
accelerated hank erosion.
In order to address the CDnc"rVIS of the landowner in this area,
t;tle-.}? U.S. S::'ciil Conservation i? )_vie.::m (Stom;i) contacted I;h't(i? N„(_,
Wildlife Resources L,Orrl.''(t:LFiiSi0,'1 (P•I.... RE) .. This document was
prepared ) N1..: il.: I:.e Mrlilml no r'a service to We landowners and as
input to ii:l l::) I:) 1. v a 'r i''_i for possible .. ,::11::I`?..11C:::1.f-..:.s
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ft..ll"1t:a:1.t")(_:1 ?f1'elfil other state (
and the U.S. Al'm',: Corps:;; of Engineers, Fipcll.a.l.a:rDr..y .L':i)...,anc:h, r:.lr)ce
I'aa',1`mil.t t:irtg process. The project's purpose is to qtahilizp highly
eroding Sii1:re'i:.im h:)ar11''s and re:.rit.a.f:ei;' the loss of valuable agricultural.
l a n d . Additional project I::) e;?'rl esa'f i t: !::i include the reduction n'f:.
sediment input to the river, and improvement in fish shl h)i:a I':t:j. gis't';
(Little Fisher River is Hatchery Supported Designated Public
Mountain Trout O as 'I:' r ) in hl V i c i n i t y of the project. Finally,
establishment of a Functioning riparian none will bring long term
bank stability and improve e m t: I" t e t: i. c:: !: i to the river.,
pr'Ci ...' e ?C: a rlC:e.:I I. )1:: a 't;ei''S t;ht(iii' techniques and
The proposed 1e:'S:5't:'C1"c:l't;:1.1'i'11 ? ?
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stream restoration I::? r- :i. rl e::.'i. P1. r:.::..:::> of Dave R D !i:i. e:; era (td t..l. e.a 1. 1. arl ca Hydrology
Consultants) utilized by t h Ni I. R C; on similar projects. P r° o17 e.:• se:-? (::I
activities would result in f''i 1. 1. I:)e,1.DW the. I:)ianI::'ft.l1.l e le„'aati.eirl
utilizing native mill t e"'r- i a a s: such as logq, root wads, Large
boulders . . u) ' of 1 t: e l l e ' , )e. c. h h 1 e•. gravel and i' i 'I. I d i r t to protect
stream banks. T hr re.:'m(:i'`,'a1. of materials in the stream channel may
be rle:e e_. iiiarf at 900e ST WO in I r'cac)r to Ca tiat:)l i h'1 a more stable
into i:a
stream e::rC,s !iiieii'C:tion and to ''.::t:inl::ent:r°iiat;er) t;hle:ii' stream flow
defined t I" 1 ; X 1 1 . w e ( 1 , . T h i s will help to reduce current . a 1. ei c° i. t; i. e, s::>
<a1.orlg the +::'• • ,":I stream hanks,.
SITE .C1L: SC R I hf '.1.. I: F N;P 3
F h't ea F:) r° o .:j e, e_- t: h:) egi. r't G ria I:) I) rci x i. m a t; e:•)1. y 150 feet above the a SR 1397
culvert on the L ittle F= is : : : hht n i R i v e r . S i x sites totaling AR/1-
linear feet Were icaeilt:i.i`i.e:d is needing improvement w-re measured
on May 13, 19V3. The areas Heeding restoration (Figure R) are
described as fOl IDWS::
1. ,. 35 f c. e I; n f eroded s tream bank and removal of a 5 foot
rar°.?ve'+l bar 1.cic::<at':eca I:.e1.e•w as h:)edr'e•r.::F: ciut:c::rriF:?17i.l1g lc:•c::ate.•'d
on the e:?i:as't: side of Little Fisher River. This area is
used as pasture.
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rr.. ,. .L .I. 'r.°.. feet of eroded stream bank (.s'i'r the east side of the
river and sloping and stabilization of the Pest bank
iMMMOtPly D!:E from the eroding stream bank.
3. 72 Met of an (:,r-'C?(:.or: 7 foot vertical bank used am
pasture on the wer?!'.'i't:' side of the river.,
L.L. G:!2 fe..e'i,t of w.r..ra(:a:1.)')e:t !:.it;r°'I(.?ar'Ir ?::)<':3rrh:: 1.1'"i("i'ca iar; I:)i:a!iii'f;l..ll_(.:., on the
M:iii't E:1.etP of he river.,
5. 34 ,..r. feet of (;, )... c: ca i r°. (! t; t..• ,.::.::t rn bank used am > pasture on the
east side of the rjvpr.
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feet of foot vertical eroding bank located on the
West Side of the river.
PROPOSED 4dCJQ::
Bank Stabilization
When !iii'tiii!I::)ilizi,nCf c'a !;t:r(:ii'ii.am I::)i1nk:., it is neces
provide iia hard
sary to
structure, resistant to erosion, to protect the stream bank until
riparian vegetation h)ee. omc:.,:iii reestablished.
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The preferred method
is to use root Pad r nve:'tmnr'tFv. These r:: itr""c tur(.,r? ar•-r::., :Lt)fa'.;I'7(!r'sive,
grai.cI• to install, <::anra natural in ,-:,p1:)e::ar"ianc°e (Fi.cf1_Ir°e,:, M.
First, where a1-, r:) r- D I:., t . i ,:a t a;, ., a -(` DO t: e t_' log is H ug i n t o the stream bed
to the level o the t:hriialweg and weighted do wn with large
boulders. Newt, a 9-13 foot tree trunk w i t h the root war.:
attached is p1..1sh(•:i'(::1 or d1..1r'1C1 into the I::)iianh:.. The root wad is placed
f:)er...t.)endi.cul,:1r t;(.., the flow (Figure /..I•) i:1nf.! ?::)1?'r' 1.ow the normal watel
level, as much as pDssiblp, to prevent rott ing. This placement
dissipates energy and pro'\/.`Leto-:?s riiuit:iiat:)le fis h Iti'bi.'tca't: in the form
of Wateeddies and o,.rrriiat'r`;a.r'g cover.
back Water ? The design :1s stable
t)e:'ciia1.a.se as t:h're., 'f'low irrc::reiia!s:r.,!i the water for ce pushes the foot wad
into the I::)rarrLr., keeping `..t:: in place.,
Large trees, of at least; 10" [ ) U? .I (diameter at head height) should
be used to Pr°e:•vide, both the footer log and root: wad revetments
for bank stabilization. L r(; cs !-.. resistant to rotting, seae::"r .:a<::
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hrar..C:?b`dof.}(::Is r.':rnd I...1e:.mlork are preferred to pin es. Trees having
large (:I:i. aamet mr- root: wads would require less trees for the
revetment. Based on ra rate of one 'i°caot; (,;e<:ad for every 10-15 feet
of stream bank, t;hre;•> number n f trees needed
. for each site .ar..e as
follows:
Site 0 trees
I. 2-3
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5-7
a ,..•r...- 1 24-36
Following placement of root Wads, the bank will be sloped 3:1,
( F : i . g u r e ! 3 ) to the top Of 't: t t r , structures. This a rea w i l l be
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planted with native :::: l ' l 1. l:? s°:
nod trees MOM, 6;1 :1.
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camore,
locusts etc: ,. ) wh i rh wi l l pr ovide long-term stabi lity to the
tatttlf: If 1. i .;r ,!r.:.: + 1..c.., to t:i .I i 7(,.. 1':Ii'r pasture at lea st a 1C)
foot; buffer zoYap irtt_Itit; he ma intained from t:hp t:r.:p of the bank.
C.Irir.::e 't:l...le to<a1..11::s are s:: t;r:al:):i.l i.z 4: r:l„ m.;ai.n't:e?:'itr:anc::e of a healthy riparian
one will be the moM impor tant part in the long term s tability
of this area.
Channel f-'t :I. t; o r r:a t::1. c:+'i
In order to r(ii?c::lu(:::p eas t 1::1ank: stress in the r 'i.vf•?r.' below the
bedrock outcropping at s i t e I.., ,-a 50 fo ot central gravel bar needs
to be pulled I::)ack: into the Post bank. This will allow the
't: h i ! a l 6,14-:' c:l to be f ? n f l c a : I . 1 l y k the went b a n k . If th e central bar is
removed„ approximately ',`:.'•!:a c::1_Ibic:: yards will be pulled back int(,-.,
the eroding bank.,
8 ft :, :I. ft .•: 50 ft ::..: 1500 cubic feet = 56 cubic yards
The placement of I"' ('.? ('.:+ wads above his site should prevent future
bank erosion i:a1.1d reestablishment of t:hp C:(i n r"iial. bar.
ORDER OF WORI
Work; on the project s:rtlc'1t_Ild begin during periods of low stream
flows (,lt.1n4-)" Se;:f:?t4::)mhP r°) ., Rr::'5:it:c'1r°+ati.Dn work should begin on the
upstream s i t e (#6) a nd (: proceed downstream. First, obstructions
must be removed whic h are c:: r' r l t ri. I: a t. t t::i. n c? to bank erosion by
directing stream flo w against unstable stream banks. Second,,
t:)rcanI•:: stabilization I,., 1•r"k: should he r.::om1::?lete:;'d including c::ratt:i.ncl and
sloping. Finally, t he channyl alterations should be Completed at
s i t e !. by moving the central bar. Temporary Vegetation of the
s::i'I're•:?am banks will he needed ED minimize er-c:+s->:i.on followed by the
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establishment f.16f I:J1:'?:. I't1ca ..t'"?F.;• , ..I t 1
't: !°-'..r..,1:1-1''y vegetation
If ..'t:e:•. ,1":L i "'ral... are not
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available to 1 complete the entire
r l short t i m e period (+ri (')1) I"' C? i:.l. It r..l't: e::.l. y ,..! days), the bank
stabilization ,1i11:' (:tl alli"Ic;:'.I. <:a.I. t:rrr°.:a'h:1.or1.i tc'1La.Lca be c:c+m 1.L (-. t:r•.=.ra f`'r.:1r rca
site before Moving t o the nr?t site.,
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The cost of t:he:? proj ect should he approximately $10/linear foot
of stream hank to he restored. This costs includes the materials
and equipment t;i.m(:+ t
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$4,240
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r- :1. I: t r" <a I:) (class P surge stone) were used to stabilize the s t; r" a ial lir
banks (Figure 5), C:. C. W t. of t he pr o.) 1:::' 1 . I, Wou ld .1. r r c . i` 1.:, r n i-?
s::>1..1I::)s'tal"1t;iica1l')%„ f;jr:1r"a1:7 woul d be needed to st':iia.to.`I.l:1.zFrig the banks to
.a height of 1 ier.t: ba::r: r on P^ 1. slope. Approximately I ton of
1"':i.1:71."isl:) 1.s 1..1sIrad for ever y P linear feet; of bank to he res tored
With r...iI::'l1...ap R' deep rar'1d Vi'i'' high. Using c lass 11 ripraj-.-l
(Sji1P„00/t;or'r de livered), the cost': of mater ials alone woul d be
about $2,R56. In I addit ion, r... a...) r... c:...l would not provide as suitable
fish habitat <':a 'i'd would not he Vi!ii1.1ifa.I.ly aI::) pF.:''to.I.1r"rg„
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