Randolph County, North Carolina Submitted to

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Randolph County, North Carolina

Submitted to: North Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Resources Ecosystem Enhancement Program

North C a r o h IhwlP i e h n t Regional C b e

Ikainage Area (mi ) A IhralData

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5%

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Trihmy to hclyaeek X Roject Reaches -Upper95% • West ~ c h T l ~ b

Figure 4.3 Rural Piedmont Regional Curve with Surveyed Bad@l Cross-SectionAreas for the Tributary to Fork Creek, Tributary to Sandy Creek, West Branch Tibbs Run and Project Reaches. (Project data points were not used in determining the regression line.) (Harmun et al., 1999)

In order to verify that the Piedmont regional curve is appropriate to use in this region, we compared data from three reference reaches in the NCDOT reference reach database. These three streams, Tributary to Fork Creek, Tributary to Sandy Creek, and West Tibbs Run, are all located in the Cape Fear River Basin within Randolph County. The reference reaches show additional points in the vicinity of the project area that were not used to determine the regression line. As indicated in Figure 4.3, each of the reference reaches falls within the 95 percent confidence interval. The Tick Creek gage station, surveyed for the rural piedmont regional curve regression line, is also located approximately 20 miles from the restoration site and agrees with the regional curves. Vegetation The riparian areas of Reaches UT1, UT2, and M1 have been cleared to expand grazing areas for cattle. Only a handful of tnees are found along the streaJn bank, primarily black willow (Salk 4.4

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Note 1 : This reach has a very low sinuosity and poor bedform diversity. Due to lack of pools in the reach, no pool cross sections were performed.

Note 1 : This reach has a very low sinuosity and poor bedform diversity. Due to lack of pools in the reach, no pool cross sections were performed.

Meredell Farm Reach UT3

Existing Stream Values

UT3a UT3b bulk pebble count Note 1: This reach has a very low sinuosity and poor bedform diversity. Due to lack of pools in the reach, no pool cross sections were performed.

Note 1 : This reach has a very low sinuosity and poor bedform diversity. Due to lack of pools in the reach, no pool cross sections were performed.

Note 1: This reach has a very low sinuosity and poor bedform diversity. Due to lack of pools in the reach, no pool cross sections were performed.

M I Pavement Sediment Dlsbibution

M I Subpavement Sediment Dlstrlbution

M I Sediment Distribution by Layer

0.01

0.1

I

10

Particle Size Class (mm)

100

lo00

1OOOo

MI PEBBLE COUNT DATA

CummulaUve Channel materials Dl6 = D36= bo=

RlMe Channel materials Dl6 = D== Ds =

#N/A 0.25 16.47

Percent: 9 9 w P e r c e n t : Dg9 = 168.14 I

4.89 19.32

28.50

99 168.14

'

D99=

Pool Channel materials DM = Ds= Dm=

I Percent: 1

M I Pebble Count Sedlrnent Distribution

1

10

Pvtfcle Slze Class (mm)

M l Pebble Count Distribution by Feature

D99=

#NIA #N/A 0.14

99 168.14

-

Channel materials UT1 XSEC#3 IPavement 016 = 8.53

Pavement 39.31

Subpavement I.M

0, =

18.54

51.45

5.93

0 , =

31.31

59.84

13.36

DM = Dm = User defined %:

70.59 98.28

79.35

30.44

86.53

54.38

99

D99 =

171.03

I

89.29

I

61.95

UT1 XSEC #3 Pavement Sediment Distribution

1

10

Partlcle Ske C

100

h (mm)

UT1 XSEC #3 SubpavementSediment Distrlbutlon

.,

10

PartlcleSize C l a u (mm)

loo0

10000

UT1 XSEC #3 Sediment Distrlbutlon by Layer 100 90 80 70

80

1

?

JO

40 30 20 10 0 0.01

0.1

I

10 Partlck Sim Class (mm)

1M)

lo00

-

Channel materials UT1 XSEC #7 [Pavement Dl8 = 8.85 15.31 DS =

Pavement 23.62 32.59

'

Dw =

19.98

52.17

12.00

DM =

40.66 57.48

77.62

30.58

85.93

39.86

DI= User defined %:

1

Subpavement 1.24 5.75

99

099 =

75.77

1

89.17

1

43.92

UT1 XSEC #7 Pavement Sediment DistrlbuUon

10 Particle81zoClass (mm)

UT1 XSEC #7 Subpavement Sediment DisMbution

0 01

01

1

10

Partlcle 81m Class (mm)

100

1WO

f-?

m

Percent: D99 =

m 253.31

I

I

mPercant: I

99 2521.38

099 =

IPercent:

1

D99 =

UTl Pebble Count Sediment Dlstrlbution

10

Partlcle Sbe Ctass (mm)

UT1 Pebble Count Sediment Dlstrlbution by Feature

1

10

Sue Ctass (mm)

100

99 227.91

Cummulatlve UT2 Channel materials

Dm =

20.67

-

UT2 Sand BedIBedrock Sedlrnent Dlstrlbutlon Bulk Sample

1

10

100

Parncle Size Class (mm)

UT2 Bulk Sedlment Dlstrlbution rm 90

80 70

I: 40

30

20 I0 0 0.01

0.1

1

10

Pa~Uck9Q Claw (mn)

Cummulatlve UT3 Channel materials

D,=

6.80

Dw'

15.38

UT3 Bulk Sample Sedlment Dlstrlbutlon for Sediment Transport

10

Partkle 81ze Class (mm)

I

I

I Pool ]Channel materials

Riffle IChannel materials

CummulaNve Channel materials

I

Percent: D99 =

3983.99

I

D99 =

99 3975.37

IPercent:

1

UT3b Pebble Count Sediment Distribution

UT# Sedlment Distribution by Feature

D99 =

99 3999.37

--I

Percent:

UT4 Bulk Sample Sedlment DlsWbutlon

Class Percent

/

I I

/

-I

-8

I

--

ParUcle Size C l a u (mm)

--

Channel materials

0 , =

23.73

D99 =

37.83

I

Percent:

UT5 Bulk Sample Sediment Distribution

1

10

Particle Size Class (mm)

..If'?

h -t

100

Appendix D Site Photographs

Meredell Farm Photo Log

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Runoff fiom dairy enters UT1

MI-Location where cattle now cross

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MI-Lower end near confluence with Sandy Creek

MI-Typical Bank Erosion

'MI-Cattle nave unresmctea access

Begin UTI - Headcut

Meredell Farm Photo Log

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restoration

Lower end of UTl

UT3b - Incised and eroding

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Meredell Farm Photo Log

riparian buffer

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I Sandy Creek