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Orange County Biological Monitoring Program Scope of Work <br /> Objective: Provide benthic macro i nve rtebrate data to the North Carolina Division of <br /> Water Quality for utilization in the use assessment process. <br /> Streams to be sampled (all recently or currently listed as impaired): <br /> • Ferrells Creek (also known as Terrells Creek) <br /> • Collins Creek <br /> • Upper Eno River <br /> Details: <br /> Stream AU DWQ Intersecting Road DWQ Benthics <br /> Number Station ID Collection Methods <br /> Ferrells Creek 16-32 BB-488 Crawford Dairy Road 1 Full Scale' / 1 EPT <br /> (in Chatham County) <br /> Collins Creek 16-30-(1.5) BB-310 Crawford Dairy Road 3 EPT' / 1 Full Scale <br /> (in Chatham County) <br /> Upper Eno 27-2-(1) J13-4 Halls Mill Road 5 EPT' / 1 Full Scale <br /> River <br /> 1 Indicates most recent DWQ collection method. <br /> Note: Upper Morgan Creek at Highway 54 is already being sampled by Lenat <br /> Consulting Services as a reference site for Chapel Hill and Carrboro biological <br /> monitoring programs. As a result, this location does not need to be included in the <br /> Orange County monitoring program at this time. <br /> Field work and report preparation to be done by North Carolina Division of Water <br /> Quality (NCDWQ) certified biological laboratory in accordance with procedures <br /> established by NCDWQ. Sampling protocol (full scale, EPT, Qual 4, etc.) appropriate <br /> for each of the monitoring locations listed above, will be completed in accordance with <br /> NCDWQ methods and procedures such that results of biological monitoring program <br /> can be utilized by NCDWQ in their use assessment process. <br /> Field work should be done during spring months, preferably at the time of the Chapel <br /> Hill and Carrboro benthics sampling. <br /> Report of field work and analytical results must be suitable for submittal to NCDWQ for <br /> utilization in use assessment evaluation. It is the intent of this monitoring program to <br /> provide data to NCDWQ to supplement the information used in use assessment. <br />