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COUNTYWIDE DRAINAGE STUDY

COUNTYWIDE DRAINAGE STUDY. Presented to: PASQUOTANK COUNTY, NC February 4, 2008. Objectives of the Countywide Drainage Study:. Defining WMDs and their critical drainage areas. Identifying funding sources for improvement of drainage ways.

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COUNTYWIDE DRAINAGE STUDY

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  1. COUNTYWIDE DRAINAGE STUDY Presented to: PASQUOTANK COUNTY, NC February 4, 2008

  2. Objectives of the Countywide Drainage Study: • Defining WMDs and their critical drainage areas. • Identifying funding sources for improvement of drainage ways. • This presentation will focus on the correction of the Watershed Management boundaries.

  3. Watershed Boundary Correction Boundary Correction • The WMD boundaries were corroborated using LIDAR data, site visits, and personal interviews with WMD representatives.

  4. NEWLAND BOUNDARY CORRECTION A total of 493 acres were added to the Newland WMD. • A 330-acre parcel extending southward from the vicinity of Mill Pond Rd. and US 158 was removed from the Upper Pasquotank watershed and added to Newland. • A 163-acre parcel that ultimately drains to the Pasquotank River thru Newland.

  5. Newland WMD Corrected Boundary

  6. PERQUIMANS WMD Boundary Correction • 171 acres were transferred from Perquimans to the Upper Pasquotank WMD from topography defined by LIDAR.

  7. Corrected Boundary Perquimans WMD

  8. 36 acres 4838 acres 3702 acres KNOBBS CREEK Boundary Correction 8576 acres from the Knobbs Creek were assigned to Upper Pasquotank

  9. UPPER PASQUOTANK Boundary Correction- Major Changes (8576 acres added) • The majority of the change involved adding land east of North Road Street (US 17 Business) and south of Main Street Extended formerly assigned to Knobbs Creek. • 330 acres formerly in the Upper Pasquotank watershed was moved to Newland. • The revised total area of the Upper Pasquotank watershed district is 21,882 acres

  10. Upper Pasquotank Corrected Boundary

  11. Charles Creek WMD No Boundary Correction

  12. Upper Little River Minor Boundary Correction

  13. Lower Little River WMD Boundary Correction The Lower Little River and Flatty Creek WMDs were adjusted following recommendations from Mr. Maurice Berry, who farms the area and is a watershed advisory member.

  14. Lower Little River Corrected Boundary

  15. Flatty Creek WMD Lower Little River 410 ac added 509 ac removed

  16. Flatty Creek Corrected Boundary

  17. Newbegun WMD • No boundary Correction

  18. Summary Corrected WMD Areas (acres) Newland: +493  21,179 Perquimans: -171  9,088 Upper Pasquotank: +8,576  21,882 Knobbs Creek: -8,576  19,392 Lower Little River: +99 19,764 Flatty Creek: -99  9,409

  19. HUA Thanks Pasquotank County and the Watershed Advisory Board • Reuben James: • Flatty Creek and Newbegun • Maurice Berry: • Lower Little River • Pat McDowell: • Charles Creek • Steve Harris: • Upper Little River, Kobbs Creek and Upper Pasquotank • Grayland Ridick: • Perquimans/Newland • John Spence: • Newland/Perquimans

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