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<br />Disclaimer: Small areas of contrasting soils;,. _..~ different interpretations may not be shown on the•:, .maps due to the scale of the mapping. Soil
<br />surveys seldom contain detailed site specific infonnattotr. This data set is not designed for use as primary regulatory tools in permitting or siting
<br />decisions, but may be used as a reference source. These data and their interpretationsare intended for planning purposes only. This is public
<br />hrformation and may be interpreted by organizations, agencies, units of government and others based on needs; however, these entities are
<br />responsible for the appropriate use arrd application of these data. Digital data files are periodically updated. Reports are dated and users are
<br />responsible for obtaining the latest versiar of the data.
<br />^ Development of site will remove existing forestland from production, result in loss of enviromnental services from forest land
<br />cover, and accelerate the rate of loss of green infrastructure in the county.
<br />^ Private well is located west of outbuilding on southeast corner of parcel. NC form GW-30 must be feled with the Groundwater
<br />Section of the N.C. Dent. of Environment and Natural Resources when abandonin¢ a Weil
<br />^ Underground utilities including, but not lirrrited, conununications, electricity, natur~rl gas and/or petroleum, wastewater and water
<br />may exist on site. Verify status before disturbing site by observation and by calling the NC Ono Call Center, 1-800-632-4949.
<br />Unmarked graves, underground mine shafts and historic Native American sites are not uncommon in Cabarrus County.
<br />Construction crews should be vigilant for the presence of these cultural and historical sites. Construction must be halted and
<br />appropriate authorities notified when any of these sites are uncovered.
<br />^ Additional field visits by Cabarrus SWCD and/or its conservation partners may be required, including but not lhnited to
<br />sedunentatiorr and erosion control plan review.
<br />Please provide copies of approval notice and any revisions to this plan to the Cabarrus Soil and Water Conservation District.
<br />NCDENR, Wildlife Resources Commission-Habitat Conservation Prog., W-S Reg. Office, Ron Linville, 336-769-9453
<br />U. S. Army Corps of Engineers, Asheville Regulatory Field Office, Steve Lund, 828-271-7980 x223
<br />CONTACT(S):
<br />Cabarrus County Commerce Department Zoning, Robbie Foxx, 704-920-2138
<br />Cabarrus County, Commerce Deparhrreut, Susie Zakraisek, 704-920-2858
<br />Cabarrus County Commerce Department Erosion Control, Thomas Srnith, 704-920-2411
<br />Cabarrus County Commerce Department Erosion Control, Tony Johnson, 704-920-2835
<br />Cabarrus County Commerce Department Zoning, Robbie Foxx, 704-920-2138
<br />Cabarrus County Commerce Department Zoning, Jay Lowe, 704-920-2140
<br />Cabarrus SWCD & Watershed Improvement Commission, Dennis Testerman, 704-920-3303
<br />NC DENR Div. of Forest Resources, Robert Ward, 704-782-6371
<br />NCDENR Mooresville Regional Office, Groundwater Section, Peggy Finley, 704-663-1699
<br />NCDENR, Div. of Water Quality, Mooresville Reg. Office, Alan Johnson, 704-663-1699
<br />NCDENR, Div. of Water Quality, Raleigh, Cyrrdi Karoly, 919-733-9721
<br />NCDENR, Ecosystem Enhancement Program, Robin Dolin, 919-715-5836
<br />REFERENCES:
<br />"Avoiding Tree Damage During Construction." Consumer Information Program Fact Sheet. International Society of Arboriculture.
<br />[hrip://tvrvw.isa-arbor.corn/consumer/avoiding.html]
<br />"Conservation-Based Subdivision Design: Protecting Water Quality and Scenic Resources in NC Mountains:' Conservation Trust for
<br />North Carolina. 1997
<br />"Erosion and Sedunentation on Construction Sites: 'Soil Quality-Urban Technical Note No. 1. USDA, NRCS.
<br />[http:/Iw~vw.statlab.iastate.edu/survey/S QUpdflu0l d.pdfJ
<br />"401 Water Quality Certification Program -The Basics." N.C. DENR. Div. of Water Quality, Wetlands Section.
<br />[http: //h2o.enr.state,nc.us/nave#lands/basic401.html]
<br />"Protecting Urban Soil Quality: Examples for Landscape Codes and Specifications: ' [http://soils.usda.gov/sgi/files/UrbanSQ.pdfJ
<br />"Recognizing Wetlands:' Inforznational Pamphlet. US Army Corps of Engineers
<br />[lrttp://w~vw.usace.arniy.miUinet/functions/cw/cecwoheg/rw-bro.htm]
<br />"Seeding Specifications" Sect. 6.10 & 6.11 in Erosion and Sediment Control Planning and Design Manual. N. C. NRCD.
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