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ABSTRACT HENSON, MARY NELL. Assessing the Influence of Tilapia
ABSTRACT HENSON, MARY NELL. Assessing the Influence of Tilapia on Sport Species in North Carolina Reservoirs (Under the direction of Dr. D. Derek Aday and Dr. James A. Rice). Redbelly Tilapia Tilapia zilli, Blue Tilapia Oreochromus aureus and Nile Tilapia Oreochromis niloticus are indigenous to Africa and the Middle East, but now are globally popular in aquaculture and for private and public stocking as a forage fish for sport species and as a biological control for nuisance vegetation. It is fairly well understood that foraging flexibility and wide salinity, oxygen and temperature tolerances have led to general invasion success for most tilapia species. The invasive nature of these species at a global scale and the lack of recent and applicably tested thermal tolerance methodology requires research to assess the current potential for invasion risk in North Carolina and elsewhere. In addition, conflicting empirical information about the influence of tilapia on native sport species leaves natural resource managers unable to anticipate potential risks to native sport species associated with possible additional introductions. This investigation focuses on assessing thermal cold tolerance of popular tilapia species, thought to be one of the only factors limiting their expansion, as well as investigating effects of tilapia on sport species in two NC reservoirs with extant tilapia populations: Hyco Lake, a large reservoir in northcentral NC and Lake Julian, a small impoundment in western NC. These reservoirs receive heated effluent from power-generating plants, which is assumed to provide winter refuge for tilapia at a time when temperatures would otherwise lead to mortality. We assessed abundances of tilapia and native sport species (Bluegill Lepomis macrochirus, black basses and Black Crappie Pomoxis nigromaculatus) in these systems and examined their trophic interactions via diet and stable isotope analyses in both lakes. -
Person Class: %
Report Date: 09/01/07 North Carolina Waterbodies Listed by County Records Found: 59 Search Parameters: Note: Waterbodies are listed in more than one county if they cross county lines. County: Person Class: % No Records Returned! SpDes: % Name: % Index#: % Name of Stream Description Curr. Class Date Basin Stream Index # Person County Winns Creek From source to North B 03/01/77 Roanoke 22-57 Carolina-Virginia State Line Brandon Creek From source to North B 03/01/77 Roanoke 22-57-1 Carolina-Virginia State Line Hyco River, From source in Hyco WS-V,B 04/01/99 Roanoke 22-58-(0.5) including Hyco Lake to dam of Hyco Lake below Lake, including elevation 410 tributary arms below elevation 410 Hyco River From dam of Hyco Lake C 07/17/79 Roanoke 22-58-(9.5) to North Carolina-Virginia State Line, includding all portions in North Carolina Ghent Creek From source to Hyco C 09/01/74 Roanoke 22-58-10 River Powells Creek From North C 09/01/74 Roanoke 22-58-11 Carolina-Virginia State Line to Hyco River Storys Creek From a point 0.9 mile WS-II;HQW,CA 08/03/92 Roanoke 22-58-12-(1.5) [Roxboro City downstream of N.C. Lake (Lake Issac Hwy. 57 to Roxboro Walton)] City Lake Dam Storys Creek From source to a point WS-II;HQW 08/03/92 Roanoke 22-58-12-(1) 0.9 mile downstream of N.C. Hwy. 57 Storys Creek From Roxboro City Lake B 09/01/57 Roanoke 22-58-12-(4) (Chub Lake) Dam to dam at Chub Lake Storys Creek From dam at Chub Lake C 07/01/73 Roanoke 22-58-12-(5) to Hyco River Satterfield Creek From source to a point WS-II;HQW 08/03/92 Roanoke 22-58-12-2-(1) 0.5 mile downstream of N.C. -
Roxboro DENR Drinking Water Well Survey.Pdf
Drinking Water Well Survey and Receptor Survey September 2014 Roxboro Steam Electric Plant – Semora, NC SynTerra TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION PAGE Executive Summary 1.0 Introduction ..................................................................................................................... 1 2.0 Background ...................................................................................................................... 2 2.1 Plant and Ash Basins Description ........................................................................... 2 2.2 Description of Surrounding Properties .................................................................. 2 3.0 Site Geology and Hydrogeology .................................................................................. 3 3.1 Generalized Site Hydrogeologic Conceptual Model ............................................ 3 3.2 Site Geology/Hydrogeology ..................................................................................... 3 3.3 Hydrogeologic Information for Flow Direction Determination ......................... 4 3.4 Groundwater Flow Direction Determination Results .......................................... 5 4.0 Drinking Water Well Survey Activities and Findings ............................................ 6 4.1 State Records Review ................................................................................................ 6 4.2 Federal/Other Records Review ................................................................................ 6 4.3 County and Utility Department -
Categorical Exclusion Action Classification Form
CATEGORICAL EXCLUSION ACTION CLASSIFICATION FORM TIP Project No. B-5327 W.B.S. No. 46041.1.1 Federal Project No. BRZ-1300(13) A. Project Description: The purpose of this project is to replace Person County Bridge No. 49 on SR 1300 (Concord Church Road) over South Hyco Creek (see Figure 1 and Figure 2). Bridge No. 49 is 201 feet long. This project is being designed under Sub Regional Tier Guidelines. The replacement structure will be a bridge approximately 210 feet long providing a minimum 24-foot clear deck width. The bridge will include two 10-foot lanes to match existing lane widths and 2-foot offsets. The bridge length is based on preliminary design information and is set by hydraulic requirements. The roadway grade of the new structure will be approximately the same as the existing structure. The approach roadway will extend approximately 360 feet from the west end of the new bridge and 520 feet from the east end of the new bridge. The approaches will be widened to include a 20-foot roadway width providing two 10-foot lanes. Four-foot shoulders (7-foot shoulders where guardrail is included) with 2-foot paved will be provided on each side. The roadway will be designed as a Rural Local Route with a 45 mile per hour (mph) design speed. Traffic will be detoured off-site during construction (see Figure 1). B. Purpose and Need: NCDOT Bridge Management Unit records indicate Bridge No. 49 has a sufficiency rating of 27.11 out of a possible 100 for a new structure. -
Caswell County, NC Caswell County, NC Legend: to Danville Dan River Milton NC Scenic Byway
Heritage Trails Master Plan Caswell County, NC Caswell County, NC Legend: To Danville DaN RiveR Milton NC Scenic Byway NC 57 eek R NC Bike Route 4 e C N uS 29 y Li eek R R t C N Water ’S NC 119 N NC 86 ake Cou Hoga sn e eek L Reek R Roads C C N Moo Ratt NC 62 To uS 158 yanceyville Reidsville To Railroad uS 158 Roxboro NC 86 NC 119 NC 150 Municipality Reek e C N eek To R y Li C R S Greensboro and Nt ’ rd Winston-Salem Cou NC 62 By eek R o C C NC 119 Hy NC 87 NC 86 Gray’S BRanch To Burlington To Hillsborough Heritage Trails Master Plan for Caswell County, NC 2012 Prepared by: The Dan River Basin Association www.danriver.org Funding provided by: The Danville Regional Foundation www.danvilleregionalfoundation.org Guidance provided by: Caswell County Parks and Recreation Commission www.caswellcountync.gov Heritage trails master plan for Caswell County, nC i table of Contents part one: tHe master plan IntRoDuCtIon to the heritage Trails Trail agreeMents AnD GuidelInes 1 MAsteR PlAn 3 3.1 Easements...52 1.1 What is a Heritage Trails Master Plan?...2 3.2 Memorandum of Understanding...55 1.2 What is a Heritage Trail?...3 3.3 Liability...56 1.3 Why do we need a Plan?...4 3.4 Trail Route Planning and Design Guidelines...57 1.4 Vision...5 3.5 Trail Development Guidelines...58 1.5 Goals...6 3.6 Trail Use Guidelines...59 3.7 Trail Facilities...60 Trails oF the MAsteR PlAn 3.8 Maintenance...61 2 Introduction...9 2.1 Dan River Trail...13 MarketInG AnD wAyfindinG 2.2 Country Line Creek Trail...17 4 4.1 Marketing...63 2.3 Rattlesnake Creek Heritage Trails...25 -
NC DEQ- DIVISON of WATER RESOURCES Name of Stream
NC DEQ- DIVISON OF WATER RESOURCES 2B .0300 . 0313 ROANOKE RIVER BASIN Name of Stream Description Class Class Date Index No. DAN RIVER (North Carolina From North Carolina-Virginia State C;Tr 09/01/57 22-(1) portion) Line to Big Creek Archies Creek North Carolina portion C;Tr 09/01/57 22-2 Silverleaf Creek From North Carolina-Virginia State C;Tr 09/01/57 22-2-1 Line to Archies Creek Big Dan Lake Entire Lake and connecting stream C;Tr 09/01/57 22-3 to Dan River Little Dan River From North Carolina-Virginia State C;Tr 09/01/57 22-4 Line to Dan River Elk Creek From North Carolina-Virginia State C;Tr 09/01/57 22-5 Line to Dan River Peters Creek From North Carolina-Virginia State C;Tr 09/01/57 22-6 Line to Dan River Little Peters Creek From North Carolina-Virginia State C;Tr 09/01/57 22-6-1 Line to Dan River Little Creek From source to Peters Creek C;Tr 09/01/57 22-6-2 Bonds Branch From source to Dan River C;Tr 09/01/57 22-7 DAN RIVER From Big Creek to a point 0.2 mile WS-V 08/01/98 22-(8) downstream of Town Fork Creek Big Creek From source to Dan River C;Tr 09/01/57 22-9 Pinch Gut Creek From source to Big Creek C;Tr 09/01/57 22-9-1 Meadow Branch From source to Pinch Gut Creek C;Tr 09/01/57 22-9-1-1 Beaverdam Creek From source to Big Creek C;Tr 09/01/57 22-9-2 Marshall Creek From source to Big Creek C;Tr 09/01/57 22-9-3 Long Branch From source to Big Creek C;Tr 09/01/57 22-9-4 North Double Creek From source to Dan River C 09/01/57 22-10 South Double Creek From source to Dan River B 09/01/57 22-11 Vade Mecum Creek From source to South Double -
NCDEQ Coal Ash Impoundment Closure Plan Decision
NCDEQ Coal Ash Impoundment Closure Plan Decision Roxboro Steam Electric Plant Attachment 1: Hearing Officer’s Report and Public Comments August 17, 2020 1 Hearing Officer’s Report – Proposed Closure Plan for the Coal Ash Impoundments at Roxboro Steam Electric Plant Date: August 17, 2020 Facility: Roxboro Steam Electric Plant County: Person Owner & Operator: Duke Energy Progress, LLC Purpose The purpose of this document is to provide an administrative record of the public input process on the proposed Closure Plan for the subject facility as required by G.S. 130A-309.214(b) of Session Law 2016-95 House Bill 630 (referred to as the Coal Ash Management Act or CAMA). Regulatory Background Summary CAMA required that the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality (NCDEQ) develop proposed classifications for all coal combustion residuals surface impoundments, including active and retired sites, for the purpose of closure and remediation based on these sites' risks to public health and the environment. On November 13, 2018, DEQ issued a final low-risk classification for the Roxboro Steam Electric Plant based on the determination that Duke Energy met the requirements of G.S. 130A- 309.213(d)(1). On April 1, 2019, NCDEQ further determined that coal combustion residuals (CCR) impoundments at the Roxboro Steam Electric Plant required closure via excavation per G.S. 130A-309.214(a)(3)(a). On April 26, 2019, Duke Energy appealed the determination that the impoundments must be excavated. On December 31, 2019, DEQ received the proposed Closure Plan for the Roxboro Steam Electric Plant per the CAMA deadline.