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Agenda - 5-a - Class A Special Use Permit – Solar Array off US Highway 70 in Cheeks Township
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HEnv Project #201603 <br />March 1. 2016 <br />35 <br />The site is bounded on the north and east by wooded land and residential dwellings, to <br />[lie southeast by Mace Grading and Contracting, to the south by residential dwellings; <br />and to the west by residential dwellings, two ponds, wooded land, and pasture land_ <br />The surrounding residential and commercial properties utilize septic systems for <br />wastewater, and OrangefAlamance Water Systems, Inc. provides potable water. <br />IV.3. Physiography and tdydrogeology <br />The subject site is located in the Piedmont physiographic region of North Carolina. The <br />Piedmont is characterized by irregular plains and rolling hills. Elevations generally range <br />from about 90 feet to 350 feet above mean sea level (M L), but rise to about 1,300 feet <br />at the interface with the Eastern Mountains. Numerous rivers and streams comprise a <br />major feature of the landscape_ <br />HEnv reviewed the 7.5- Minute series, united Status Geological Survey (USES), Efland, <br />North Carolina Quadrangle (Figure 1), dated 2502. According to the topographic map, <br />the site is situated between 660 and 710 feet above mean sea level (MSL)e The site <br />slopes downgradient towards the east, north, and west. Two unnamed streams (dashed <br />blue lines) are mapped on the northeast portion of the site and along the western <br />boundary of the site, respectively. Several impoundments are mapped along the <br />western strearn_ The two streams flow north towards Lake Michael. The confluence of <br />the two streams is located approximately 450 feet north of the site. Lake Michael drains <br />to Lower Back Creek (via Mill Creek), which is in the Cape Fear Diver basin. <br />Lands to the north. east, and west are downgradlent of the site. Lands to the south are <br />slightly upgradient. The direction of groundwater flow generally follows surface <br />topography. As such, the overall direction of groundwater flow would be expected to <br />flow radially to the north. east, and west from the central portion of the site. The actual <br />groundwater flow direction cannot be determined without site - specific groundwater <br />information obtained through the installation of groundwater monitoring wells_ <br />V. USER PROVIDED INFORMATION <br />The User Is defined by A TM as the party seeking to use Practice E1527 -13 to complete <br />an environmental site assessment of the site_ A user may include, without limitation, a <br />potential purchaser of site, a potential tenant of site, an owner of site. a lender, a. <br />property manager, or developer_ <br />The completed user Questionnaire was provided by Mr. Kyle Campbell of ESA <br />Rene abler, LLC, on February 8, 2016 (Appendix B). Mr. Campbell indicated the <br />reason for completing this 'Phase I ESA is for development of a ground mount solar faun. <br />The following information was obtained from the User Questionnaire: <br />The User indicated they are not aware of activity and land use limitations <br />associated with the site. <br />• The User indicated they do not have specialized knowledge pertaining to the site <br />or surrounding properties. <br />N. <br />
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