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I DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY o WILMINGTON DISTRICT, CORPS OF ENGINEERS P.O. BOX 18~O January 3, 1985 Plan Formulation Braneh Mr. Charles D. HeGlnnis Cabarrus County Manager Courthouse, Box 707 Concord, North Carolina 28025 Dear [~b-. HeGtnnts: This ts to provide ~urther lnffor~ation resarding our November 29, 1954, letter to you in rhioh we aGked that you let local affected landownera know of our need to obtain cross-section aurveya at aeleeted loeationa along Reeky River, Big Bear Creek, Dutch Buffalo Creek, and Lanes Creek, and for you to informally obtain permiaslon for na and our contract aurveyora to make the aurveya. S/e failed to indicate which stretches of the streame re rould be concerned r/th; this ia to provide that information and alee to more clearly define what re propose to do. We need to survey, aerosa the stream and flood plain, lines about 1,000 feet long, more or less, at intervals of about one mile on the three tributary streams on which reservoirs are being evaluated. This would be done from the considered da~site to the tributary confluence with Rocky River. The damsite approximate locations are as follows: Dutch Buffalo Creek - (Hount Pleasant site) About 2 mile upstream from the NC Highway 49 eroGain~ and about two miles North of Hount Pleasant. This is also about 2,000 feet upstream from an existin~ dam on Dutch Buffalo Creek which we understand forms the Hount Pleasant water aupply reservoir. Lanes Creek - (Harahvllle alta) About 5 miles upstream from DS Highway 74 crossing and about 600 feet downstream from an exiatin~ dam which forms the water supply reservoir for Harahville; also, about 600 feet downstream from where SR 1900 deadenda at Lanes Creek. Big Bear Creek - (Lambert site) About 2 milee east of Rldgeereat school on SR 1134 to erosaing of Big Bear Creek; about 3,000 feet downstream fro~ the SR 1134 bridge; and about 2,000 feet upstream frc~ an old existing mill dam.