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Section C Description/specifications/Statement of Work (SOW)

BACKGROUND AND LOCATION

The project location is the George Washington and Jefferson National Forests in Virginia, on the Virginia Creeper National Recreation Trail (VCNRT) on the Mount Rogers National Recreation Area (NRA).

Removal of debris throughout the VCNRT corridor and surrounding landscape will need to occur. Debris includes trestle and trail materials, rocks, sediments, boulders, root wads, logs, hazard trees, grazing materials such as fences from local allotments, general trash, and other hazardous materials. Debris piles pose risks to human health and safety and aquatic resources and prevent access to the VCNRT for restoration purposes.

Varying ownership boundaries and rights-of-way are located along and within the VCNRT corridor. Legal ownership boundary surveys will need to be conducted to locate, measure, and mark federally owned and administered lands boundary lines. Railroad corridor location and staking on federally owned and administered lands will be required.

Additionally, topographic surveys and mapping as design considerations will also be required.

Approximately 17 miles of the VCNRT from Damascus, VA through Taylor’s Valley to Whitetop to the North Carolina state line will need to be rebuilt. This rebuild will largely keep the trail within the existing corridor to maintain the downward grade of the trail from Whitetop to Damascus. In isolated areas where land base conditions have changed from flood or slope failure effects, minor re-routes or engineered solutions such as cantilevered surfaces may be required as determined through the design process. This may lead to bridges in different locations or the reduced need for the same number of bridges. In the current trail alignment, there were 31 total rail to trail structures, 18 of which are destroyed or missing entirely from their original location. The remaining trestles incurred various levels of damage, which will be addressed through repairs or replacements. Slope failures that have occurred and are impeding the construction of the trail or pose a threat to human health and safety will be stabilized. The design process will determine the final trail alignment as informed by Forest Service handbook policies and design criteria outlined to protect sensitive resources during construction.

Construction of staging areas will largely use existing parking lots and disturbed locations along the VCNRT that are managed by the MRNRA. Parking lots will be improved to Forest Service standards utilizing the existing surface and footprint. If additional areas are needed to ensure safety of construction or restoration activities, the Forest Service will confer with resource specialists and consulting agencies to ensure resource protection. The Wyden Authority may be necessary if additional staging areas are determined to be needed that are not located on National Forest System lands.

This will be handled on a case-by-case basis with permission and close coordination with the adjacent landowner.

Design-Build Scope of Work (SOW): The detailed scope of work to be undertaken by the successful Offeror under the Design-Build contract for this project will be identified in the Request for Proposal (RFP). However, the work is expected to include, but is not limited to, the following:

- Overall project and construction management, including coordination with Virginia Department of Environmental Quality (VDEQ), Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation (VDCR), Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources (VDWR), US Army Corp of Engineers (USACE), Fish and Wildlife Services

(FWS), and Virginia Dept of Transportation (VDOT), Washington County, Grayson County, Town of Abingdon, Town of Damascus, NPS, and local cities and counties,

- Removal and disposal of all debris material (including potentially hazardous material) within the project area,

- Design and construction of approximately 18 miles of mainline trail,

- Design and construction of trail spurs/junctions,

- Design and construction of asphalt concrete pavement,

- Design and installation of drainage inlets and culverts,

- Design and installation of stormwater management (SWM) features,

- Design and installation of erosion and sediment control measures,

- Design and construction of realigned portion of the MVT,

- Design and construction of pedestrian and bicyclist roundabouts,

- Design and construction of pedestrian and bicyclist safety improvements at intersections,

- Design and installation of trail and wayfinding signage and pavement markings,

- Design and construction of bridges with timber, concrete and steel structural elements,

- Design and construction of concrete bridge elements, maintenance and minor repairs,

- Design and construction of retaining walls,

- Design and construction of trail features (benches, water fountains, information signage, etc.),

- Development and implementation of a Transportation Management Plan (TMP) that defines construction sequencing, areas of disturbance, and operational impacts to normal pedestrian and bicyclist’s flow, as well as vehicular impacts,

- Design and implementation of temporary traffic control plans for all users,

- Boundary and Topographic Surveys.

- Geotechnical subsurface investigation,

- Develop and implementation of a Quality Management Plan,

- Perform existing tree type, size, condition, and location survey for the entire limits of disturbance,

- Acquiring approval of the Erosion and Sediment Control Plan and the SWM Plan and coverage under the

General National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) Permit for Discharges of Stormwater from Construction Activities per the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality (VDEQ), US Army Corp of Engineers Section (USACE) 404 of the Clean Water Act, USACE Section 408 approval, approval and any other environmental permits, and a District Department of Building permit.

- Design and provide biological monitoring and other environmental commitments to avoid or minimize impacts to resources according to the Jefferson National Forest 2004 Revised Land and Resource Management Plan and Virginia Creeper National Recreation Trail Restoration Decision Memo (including additional analysis reports for Geology, Watershed and Aquatics), and other regulatory agency or permitting requirements.

SOW ELEMENTS. The following list the major work elements are anticipated to include, but is not limited to, the following:

Design Work

(a) Bridge

- Design in accordance with the latest addition of the AASHTO LRFD Bridge Design Specifications, AASHTO

LRFD Guide Specifications for the Design of Pedestrian Bridges including interim revisions, and the Forest Service Transportation Structure Handbook (FSH 7709.56b),

- Design replacement bridges for Structure Numbers: 16 (approach), 17 (approach), 18-20, 22-34, 35 (approach), 37, 40, 41, 44-48 (“Green Cove” culvert at approximate MP 14.93),

- Maintain existing bridge profile to the maximum extent possible, it may be possible to shift alignments approximately 100’ upstream or downstream to improve flood resiliency,

- Provide bridges with a clear cross-sectional minimum width of 10 feet and maximum of approximately 12 feet edge-of-bridge to edge-of-bridge,

- Rehabilitate Structure Numbers: 16 (main span), 17 (main span if feasible), 21, 35 (if feasible), 36, 38 (if feasible), 39(if feasible), 42 and 43.

(b) Aquatic Organism Passage – Replacement of Existing Failed Culvert with wooden structure.

- Design in accordance with Forest Service standards an ecologically functional crossing at Green Cove Station on the VCNRT at coordinate 36°37'09.4"N 81°38'40.1"W.

(c) Drainage

- Inspection and condition assessment of existing drainage structures,

- Hydraulic and hydrologic analysis and design of culverts, inlets, ditches, paved parking lots, and storm drain systems,

- Drainage outfall repair and stabilization design,

- Prepare a hydraulic design recommendation and report,

- Locate and design permanent stormwater management (SWM) features, consider the natural and cultural landscape when selecting a type of and locating any BMPs, and

- Prepare a Stormwater Management Report for submission to the permitting agencies.

- Inspection and condition assessment of existing drainage structures,

- Hydrologic and hydraulic analysis and design of bridges culverts, ditches and other transportation drainage structures,

- Prepare a hydraulic design recommendation and report,

- Locate and design permanent stormwater management (SWM) features, consider the natural and cultural landscape when selecting a type of and locating any BMPs, and

- Prepare a Stormwater Management Report for submission to the permitting agencies.

(d) Environmental

- Design of temporary erosion and sediment control measures using applicable standards and guidelines, and

- Design of permanent landscaping and vegetation establishment in accordance with seed mix information provided in the VCNRT Watershed Report (included in appendices),

- Design of permanent stormwater management best management practice (BMP) features in consultation with Forest Service applicable standards and guidelines that are consistent with the historic cultural landscape and Mount Rogers National Recreation Area,

- Completion of hydrologic and hydraulic modeling to industry and Forest Service standards,

- Assessment, identification and demonstrated stabilization design of slope failures (mass wasting, fill failures, landslides, etc.),

- Demonstrated application of stabilization of stream banks and associated stabilization structures to reduce erosion through bioengineering techniques following a flood event,

- Project management and support in coordination with / permitting as needed from USACE, VDEQ, USFWS and VDWR,

- Stream and wetland jurisdictional mapping to Army Corp of Engineers wetland delineation standards.

(e) Geotechnical

- Subsurface investigation and characterization,

- Subgrade and embankment stabilization,

- Soil analysis and infiltration testing for stormwater BMP features,

- Geotechnical design recommendations (such as bridge foundation and abutment’s retaining walls), using AASHTO LRFD Bridge Design Specifications (latest edition) and the associated design reports, including design assumptions, computer outputs, and references,

- Locate and design of retaining walls, and

- Prepare a geotechnical design recommendations report.

- Should adhere to Federal and Forest Service standards.

(f) Trail

- Design approximately 18.3 miles of trail (including connected trail spurs and parking areas and access points) largely within the existing VCNRT corridor,

- Maintain existing trail alignment and profile to the maximum extent possible, in locations where it is no longer feasible for the trail to maintain its original footprint trail will need to be designed and built on National Forest Systems lands, if possible, maintaining a downward grade of the VCNRT,

- Restore the trail to 10-feet edge-of-surfacing to edge-of-surfacing,

- Design of signage, and trailhead features (i.e. benches, bike racks, etc.),

- Design roadside barriers including permanent guardrail, bridge barrier, transitions, end terminals, and pedestrian trails,

(g) Pavement

- Perform field reconnaissance and subsurface investigation,

- Perform pavement analysis and design, and

- Prepare a pavement design recommendations report only for existing paved locations that need improvement from storm damage (mainly existing parking areas).

(h) Permits

- Apply for or provide support to and obtain all required permits for construction of the project,

- Preparation of permit applications and all supporting design documentation,

- Preparation and coordination of submittals for review, and

- Resolution of review comments.

(i) Project Administration

- Preparation of plans, specifications, estimates, and all supporting design documentation,

- Project management, including coordination with VDEQ, VDCR, VDWR, USACE, FWS, and VDOT, Washington

County, Grayson County, Town of Abingdon, Town of Damascus, NPS, and local cities and counties,

- Preparation and coordination of submittals for review, and resolution of review comments,

- Community and stakeholder involvement and coordination, including organizing, leading, and documenting meetings, and development of a project website to share information,

- Management of project via a project management plan including the tracking of progress, budget, design, implementation, permitting, communications, and monitoring including a spatial data component,

- Public communication strategies, including development of public outreach materials and placement of public notices in local newspapers and other sources,

- Quality Management Plan and implementation,

- Preparation, review, and approval of shop drawings and material submittals during construction,

- Responding to Request for Information,

- Design documentation (design calculations, load rating, record drawings, and as-built plans) stamped by the

Designer of Record, and

- Preparation of any required design waivers and/or exceptions, submission, resolution of comments, and obtaining all required design waivers and exceptions for approval of the project documents.

(j) Quality Control (QC) and Quality Assurance (QA)

- Prepare a QC and QA Plan to ensure that all major project deliverables conform to accepted design practices and comply with Forest Service design standards,

- Provide an organizational chart that identifies individuals and their roles in the QC and QA process,

- Incorporate into the QC and QA Plan procedures that will be used to ensure that a quality product is provided for each design Phase and list what documentation will be submitted to verify that the procedures have been followed,

- Incorporate a description of how the Government Comment Forms will be address and included in the QC and QA Plan, and

- Include completed Government Comment Forms in QC and QA documentation submitted with each submission.

(k) Survey

- Boundary Survey-locating, measuring, and marking federally owned and administered lands boundary lines

(Railroad corridor and exterior boundary).

- Railroad corridor location and staking on federally owned and administered lands.

- Topographic surveys and mapping as design considerations require.

(l) Traffic Control

- Provide a traffic management plan/design that maintains pedestrian, bicyclist, and vehicle access throughout the VCT corridor and local communities. Other local agency and community roadways and trails may be used to maintain access during construction.

- Develop a traffic management plan/design that, includes, but not limited to:

o Construction phasing, o Construction staging, o Temporary safety barriers, o Temporary traffic signals, o Temporary signing and pavement markings, o Detours,

- Design for pedestrian movements and accommodation at intersections and connecting roadways as it relates to the roadway, sidewalks, and multi-use trails,

- Coordinate with local agencies and counties to develop temporary impacts and detours along local trails, and

- Development of a TMP in accordance with the federal and Forest Service standards.

(m) Utilities

- Utility location and coordination with all affected utility companies, and

- Preparation of Utility Status Report.

- Utility relocation coordination with all affected utility companies.

- Utility Plans and Agreements.

Construction Work

(a) Pre-Construction

- Removal of debris materials (some potentially hazardous) including logs, boulders, soil, rocks, road aggregate, trail tread material, range land materials (fencing, troughs), and trail trestles throughout the trail corridor,

- Develop appropriate pre-construction or construction protocols as designated by federal, state, and local regulations and guidelines, including, but not limited to:

o Work Plan o Accident Prevention Plan o Health and Safety Plan o Environmental Management Plan o Waste Management Plan o Spill Prevention Plan o Recycling Plan

(b) Bridge

- Removal of the existing infrastructure and associated debris,

- Construct replacement bridges: 16 (approach), 17 (approach), 18-20, 22-34, 35 (approach), 37, 40, 41, 44-48

(“Green Cove” existing failed culvert at approximate MP 14.93).

- Rehabilitate bridges: 16 (main span), 17 (main span if feasible), 21, 35 (if feasible), 36, 38 (if feasible), 39(if feasible), 42 and 43

(c) Drainage

- Repair or replace existing drainage features including inlets, culverts, and ditches,

- Construct permanent stormwater management (SWM) features,

- Install new drainage features adequate for drainage on reconstructed sections destroyed from the storm.

These features shall be included in design work as subsurface and subgrade plans are developed.

(d) Environmental

- Install temporary and permanent erosion and sediment control measures, and

- Provide biological monitoring and other environmental commitments to avoid or minimize impacts to resources according to the Virginia Creeper National Recreation Trail Restoration Decision Memo (including additional analysis reports for Geology, Watershed and Aquatics) and other regulatory agency or permitting requirements.

- Permanent landscaping and vegetation establishment in accordance with seed mix information provided in the VCNRT Watershed Report (included in appendices),

- Construct permanent stormwater management best management practice (BMP) features in consultation with Forest Service applicable standards and guidelines that are consistent with the historic cultural landscape and Mount Rogers National Recreation Area,

- Construction of stabilization of slope failures (mass wasting, fill failures, landslides, etc.),

- Demonstrated application of stabilization of stream banks and associated stabilization structures to reduce erosion through bioengineering techniques following a flood event,

(e) Geotechnical

- Construct subgrade and embankment stabilization, and

- Removal of existing retaining structures, and

- Construct retaining structures, and

- Construct foundations.

(f) Trail

- Reconstruct trail.

- Construct and install signage, pavement markings, and trailhead features (i.e. benches, bollards, gates, accessible fishing piers, bike racks, etc.),

- Construct and install roadside barriers including permanent guardrail, bridge barrier, transitions, end terminals, and pedestrian trails,

- Construct necessary trail realignments,

- Vegetation establishment in accordance with seed mix information provided in the VCNRT Watershed

Report (included in appendices).

(g) Permits

- Comply with the environmental commitments as identified in the Virginia Creeper National Recreation Trail

Restoration Decision Memo (including additional analysis reports for Geology, Watershed and Aquatics).

- Maintain or support the attainment of all required permits for construction of the project, and

- Obtain new permits and/or update existing permits necessary to complete the construction of the project.

(h) Project Administration

- Project administration, management, and scheduling,

- Construction management,

- Formal and informal coordination with VDEQ, VDCR, VDWR, USACE, FWS, and VDOT, Washington County, Grayson County, Town of Abingdon, Town of Damascus, NPS, and local cities and counties,

- Community and stakeholder involvement and coordination, including organizing, leading, and documenting meetings,

- Compliance with regulations and project requirements,

- Management of material stockpiles within the project limits,

- Protection of historic features, cultural landscapes, natural resources, and archeological resources,

- All incidentals needed to complete the project,

- Preparation of as-built plans,

(i) Quality Control and Quality Assurance

- Implementation of Quality Management Plan, including:

o Providing independent construction inspection, o Performing material sampling and testing, and o Preparing construction submittals.

(j) Survey

- Perform construction survey stakeout and project controls necessary to construct the project.

(k) Traffic Control

- Implement and maintain the traffic management plan/design that maintains pedestrian, bicyclist, and vehicle access throughout the VCNRT corridor and local communities. Other local agency and community roadways and trails may be used to maintain access during construction. This plan may include, but not limited to:

o Construction phasing, o Construction staging, o Temporary safety barriers, o Temporary traffic signals, o Detours, and

- Coordinate with local agencies/counties to develop temporary impacts and detours along local trails.

- Obtain all necessary permits.

(l) Utilities

- Coordinating utility locations with all utility companies.

- Relocation all affected utilities.

- Utility relocation coordination with all affected utility companies.

- Utility Plans and Agreements.

Project Name: Virgina Creeper Trail Reconstruction Project Elements.

The project is broken down into Five Main Components:

1. Debris/Cleanup/Demolition- Bridge and Trails

2. Design of Bridges /* engineered wood superstructure

3. Design of Trails

4. Construction of Bridges /* engineered wood superstructure

5. Construction of Trails – Other Than Bridges

Table One: Bridge/Truss Damage and Engineering Notes – Pre-storm lengths may be approximate

Structure

Trail Mile Post

Pre-storm Trail Bridge

Superstructure Type

Pre-storm Length

(ft.)

Latitude Longitude remove Y/N access Y/N

Debris

EST

CY

Notes pertain to debris removal phase. See scope of work for each bridge for specific work

16* 0.04

Steel truss/wooden trestle approaches

428 36.634684 -81.791185 N Y 0 Debris has been removed

17* 0.44

Steel truss/wooden trestle approaches

408 36.632249 -81.786263 N Y 0 Debris has been removed

18 2.35 Steel truss 127 36.626311 -81.755597 Y Y 350

Remove debris on and around bridge; leave bridge in place. Structure is adjacent to US 58. Access using US 58. Coordination with VDOT contractor required.

19 2.53 Steel girder 131 36.629022 -81.756061 Y Y 500

Remove debris around bridge and remove superstructure; do not disturb substructure. Access using existing Structure #'s 18 and 20. Coordination with VDOT contractor required.

20 2.63 Steel girder 126 36.63048 -81.755153 Y Y 0 Debris has been removed

21 3.77 Steel truss 140 36.633875 -81.748386 Y Y 50

Remove debris on and around bridge; leave bridge in place. Best access to this structure is from Straight Branch Recreation Area, east of the #21 site. US 58 is closed from Str. # 18 to a few hundred feet east of Straight Branch Rec. Area. The trail is destroyed between Straight Branch and Structure #21. Temporary structure or fording the creek will be required. Haul east out of US 58 toward Konnarock and Chilhowie (I-81 exit 35).

Approx. 37 miles from Straight Branch to Chilhowie.

22 4.78 Wooden trestle 58 36.643366 -81.739251 Y Y 100

Remove destroyed structure. Best access is from Straight Branch Recreation Area off of US 58. US 58 is closed from Str. # 18 to a few hundred feet east of Straight Branch Rec. Area. Temporary structure or fording the creek will be required. Haul east out of US 58 toward Konnarock and Chilhowie (I-81 exit 35). Approx. 37 miles from Straight Branch to Chilhowie.

Trail Mile Post

Pre-storm Trail Bridge

Superstructure Type

Pre-storm Length

(ft.)

Latitude Longitude remove

Y/N access

Y/N

Debris

EST

CY

Notes pertain to debris removal phase. See scope of work for each bridge for specific work

23 5 Wooden trestle 127 36.640788 -81.736971 Y Y 200

Remove destroyed structure. Best access is from Straight Branch Recreation Area off of US 58. US 58 is closed from Str. # 18 to a few hundred feet east of Straight Branch Rec. Area. Temporary structure or fording the creek will be required. Haul east out of US 58 toward Konnarock and Chilhowie (I-81 exit 35). Approx. 37 miles from Straight Branch to Chilhowie

24 5.21 Wooden trestle 128 36.6396 -81.733967 Y Y 200

Remove destroyed structure. Best access is from Straight Branch Recreation Area off of US 58. US 58 is closed from Str. # 18 to a few hundred feet east of Straight Branch Rec. Area. Temporary structures or multiple creek fords will be required. Haul east out of US 58 toward Konnarock and Chilhowie (I-81 exit 35). Approx. 37 miles from Straight Branch to Chilhowie

25 5.8 Wooden trestle 122 36.632889 -81.729557 Y N 200

Remove destroyed structure. Best access is from Straight Branch Recreation Area off of US 58. US 58 is closed from Str. # 18 to a few hundred feet east of Straight Branch Rec. Area. Trail is destroyed between Talor's Valley and Str. #26. Temporary structures or multiple creek fords will be required.

Haul east out of US 58 toward Konnarock and Chilhowie (I-81 exit 35). Approx. 37 miles from Straight Branch to Chilhowie. Approx. 6 miles to Damascus, VA, 26 6.09 Wooden trestle

96 36.631559 -81.725587 Y N 180

Remove destroyed structure. Best access is from Straight Branch Recreation Area off of US 58. US 58 is closed from Str. # 18 to a few hundred feet east of Straight Branch Rec. Area. Trail is destroyed between Talor's Valley and Str. #26. Temporary structures or multiple creek fords will be required.

Haul east out of US 58 toward Konnarock and Chilhowie (I-81 exit 35). Approx. 37 miles from Straight Branch to Chilhowie. Approx. 6 miles to Damascus, VA, 27 7.05 Wooden trestle

153 36.624563 -81.717144 Y N 250

This structure is in Taylor's Valley. It is adjacent to VA SR 725. The structure is surrounded by private property. Permission to access and remove will be required. Haul route out of Taylors Valley via SR 725 to Hwy 91. Approx. 6 miles to Damascus, VA

28* 7.25 Wooden trestle 12 36.624063 -81.713378 N N 10 Leave structure in place; remove debris on and around structure

29 7.89 Wooden trestle

86 36.630543 -81.707719 Y N 180 Remove destroyed structure from creek. Haul debris out through Taylor's Valley via SR 725 to HWY 91. Approx. 6 miles to Damascus, VA

Trail Mile Post

Pre-storm Trail Bridge

Superstructure Type

Pre-storm Length

(ft.)

Latitude Longitude remove

Y/N access

Y/N

Debris

EST

CY

Notes pertain to debris removal phase. See scope of work for each bridge for specific work

30 8.09 Wooden trestle 124 36.633137 -81.708733 Y N 200

Remove destroyed structure from creek. Fording creek or temporary structures will be needed for access. Haul debris out through Taylor's Valley via SR 725 to HWY 91. Approx. 6 miles to Damascus, VA

31 8.69 Wooden trestle 114 36.636808 -81.703416 Y N 200

Remove destroyed structure from creek. Fording creek or temporary structures will be needed for access. Haul debris out through Taylor's Valley via SR 725 to HWY 91. Approx. 6 miles to Damascus, VA

32 9.12 Wooden trestle 91 36.641677 -81.699147 Y N 180

Remove destroyed structure from creek. Fording creek or temporary structures will be needed for access. Haul debris out through Taylor's Valley via SR 725 to HWY 91. Approx. 6 miles to Damascus, VA

33 9.52 Wooden trestle

83 36.644459 -81.692918 Y N 180

Remove destroyed structure from creek. Fording creek or temporary structures will be needed for access. Haul debris out through Taylor's Valley via SR 725 to HWY 91. Approx. 6 miles to Damascus, VA

34 9.8 Wooden trestle 94 36.645974 -81.689018 Y N 180

Remove destroyed structure from creek. Fording creek or temporary structures will be needed for access. Haul debris out through Taylor's Valley via SR 725 to HWY 91. Approx. 6 miles to Damascus, VA

35 9.9 Steel Truss 120 36.646975 -81.687383 N N 220

Carefully remove debris from steel truss.

Disassemble truss and remove from creek. Move to Sugar Grove Work Center for possible reuse.

Taylor's Valley to Sugar Grove W.C. approx. 45 miles.

36 10.17 Steel Truss 140 36.647519 -81.683418 N N 30 Remove debris on and around structure; leave structure in place.

37 10.21 Steel Girder 128 36.64804 -81.682522 Y N 260

Remove destroyed structure from creek. Fording creek or temporary structure will be needed for access. Haul debris out through Taylor's Valley via SR 725 to HWY 91 or via Creek Junction via VA 728.

Approx. 6 miles to Damascus, VA

38 10.75

Steel girder/wooden trestle approaches

592 36.648811 -81.679266 N N 0 Leave structure in place; no debris removal needed at this structure

39 11.45

Steel truss/wooden trestle approaches

192 36.648062 -81.672292 N N 0 Leave structure in place; no debris removal needed at this structure

40 11.51 Wooden Trestle 56 36.645887 -81.672224 N N 0 Leave structure in place; no debris removal needed at this structure

Trail Mile Post

Pre-storm Trail Bridge

Superstructure Type

Pre-storm Length

(ft.)

Latitude Longitude remove

Y/N access

Y/N

Debris

EST

CY

Notes pertain to debris removal phase. See scope of work for each bridge for specific work

41 12.16 Wooden Trestle 60 36.638581 -81.671278 Y Y 160

Remove destroyed structure from creek. Bridge is located adjacent to VA SR 859 (Grassy Ridge Rd).

Approx. 20 miles to Chilhowie, VA (I-81 exit 35)

42 12.49 Steel Truss 35 36.634863 -81.667126 N Y 0 Leave structure in place; no debris removal needed at this structure

43 12.85 Steel Truss 35 36.630652 -81.663827 N Y 0 Leave structure in place; no debris removal needed at this structure

44 12.94 Wooden Trestle 42 36.629288 -81.663408 Y Y 15

Debris from Structure #44 was placed on side of VA SR 726 (Chestnut Mountain Rd.) by VDOT. If debris is still there remove. Haul out via SR 726. Approx.

20 miles to Chilhowie, VA (I-81 exit 35)

45 13.92 Wooden Trestle 59 36.621132 -81.659645 N Y 15

Remove debris on and around structure; leave structure in place.

48 14.93 Steel Arch Culvert

N N 0 Leave structure in place; no debris removal needed at this structure

46 16.95 Wooden Trestle

264 N N 0 Leave structure in place; no debris removal needed at this structure

47 18.24 Wooden Trestle

56 N N 0 Leave structure in place; no debris removal needed at this structure

**WARNING: it appears that Creosote timbers are considered "special waste" and not hazardous waste in Virginia according to the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality. That source indicates that the timbers can only be taken to certain landfills if disposed of within Virginia. https://www.deq.virginia.gov/our-programs/land-waste/solid-hazardous-waste/special-waste https://www.deq.virginia.gov/our-programs/land-waste/solid-hazardous-waste/special-waste

Table 2: Resource Inventory

TRAIL AND MISC

ITEMS/TRAIL

FEATURES

DESTROYED

Trail Log: Features

TRAILLOGFEATURES

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Security ID : 0808 - GEORGE WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON NATIONAL FORESTS

Trail No. : 4575 BMP-mi : 0.0000 EMP-mi : 18.6720

Trail Name (Type) VIRGINIA CREEPER (Standard/Terra) Beginning Termini : Town park Damascus

Ending Termini : North Carolina state line

Comments : National Recreation Trail. Shared use with FDT 1 & 301 for 1.468 mile.

FEATURES

BMP-mi EMP-mi Type - Category (material) Qty Size Status Location Admin Org

Managing Org Comments

0.0000 Trail_Adjacent_Point - Road Junction 1 Existing - Active Both 080814 080814 US 58

0.0000 18.6720 Trailway - Clearing Limit (native soil) 1 7887040 cu ft

Existing - Active On 080814 080814

0.0000 18.6720 Trailway - Surface, Aggregate (aggregate) 1 591528 sq ft Existing - Active On 080814 080814

0.0010 Trail_Adjacent_Point - Monument 1 Existing - Active On 080814 080814 A16 Old mile marker

0.0130 Trail_Adjacent_Point - Trail Junction 1 Existing - Active Right 080814 080814 #1 Appalachian Trail

0.0400 Trail_Bridge - Complex Existing - Active 080814 080814 Bridge ..Map Index :36378145, Quad :DAMASCUS, Crosses :BEAVERDAM CREEK, Drainage Area :0, T000 R000 Sec0, Local Map :,

0.2030 Trail_Adjacent_Point - Road Junction 1 Existing - Active Both 080814 080814 State Route 716

0.2040 Sign - Guide (wood, treated sawn) 1 Existing - Active 080814 080814 VCT w/ symbol

0.4400 Trail_Bridge - Complex Existing - Active 080814 080814 Bridge..Map Index: 36378145; Quad:

DAMASCUS; Crosses: Whitetop Laurel Cr;

Drainage 0, T000 R000 Sec 0; Local Map; .

0.5140 Sign - Route Marker (other) 1 Existing - Active On 080814 080814 Concrete mile marker

0.6060 Trail_Adjacent_Point - Road Junction 1 Existing - Active Both 080814 080814 State Route 1212

0.6070 Trail_Adjacent_Point - Trail Junction 1 Existing - Active Left 080814 080814 #1 Appalachian Trail, #301 Iron Mountain Trail Begin shared route

1.0120 Trail_Adjacent_Point - Trail Junction 1 Existing - Active Left 080814 080814 #1 Appalachian Trail Continue shared route

1.2030 Sign - Guide (wood, treated sawn) 1 Existing - Active 080814 080814 STRAIGHT BRANCH 4

TAYLORS VALLEY 16

GREEN COVE 14

1.3710 Sign - Guide (wood, treated sawn) 1 Existing - Active 080814 080814 VCT w/ symbol

1.3710 Sign - Warning (wood, treated sawn) 1 1 sq ft Existing - Active On 080814 080814 Stop

1.3730 Trail_Adjacent_Point - Road Junction 1 Existing - Active Both 080814 080814 State Route 91 End shared route

Mar 11 2025 12:54 PM Page 2 of 17

Security ID : 0808 - GEORGE WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON NATIONAL FORESTS

Trail No. : 4575 BMP-mi : 0.0000 EMP-mi : 18.6720

Trail Name (Type) VIRGINIA CREEPER (Standard/Terra) Town park Damascus

North Carolina state line

National Recreation Trail. Shared use with FDT 1 & 301 for 1.468 mile.

FEATURES

BMP-mi EMP-mi Type - Category (material) Qty Size Status Location Admin Org

Managing Org Comments

1.3750 Sign - Guide (wood, treated sawn) 1 Existing - Active 080814 080814 VCT w/ symbol

1.3750 Sign - Warning (wood, treated sawn) 1 1 sq ft Existing - Active On 080814 080814 Stop

1.5180 Sign - Route Marker (other) 1 Existing - Active 080814 080814 Concrete mile marker

1.5790 Sign - Guide (wood, treated sawn) 1 Existing - Active 080814 080814 PUBLIC R.O.W. AHEAD

PLEASE RESPECT ADJOINING

PRIVATE PROPERTY

1.5860 Culvert - Standard (metal) 1 30 x 30 Existing - Active 080814 080814 Feature migrated 09/27/2006

1.5940 Trail_Adjacent_Point - Non-System Route

Junction

1 Existing - Active Left 080814 080814 To pullout on 58

1.6000 Sign - Visitor Information (plastic/rubber) 1 6 sq ft Existing - Active On 080814 080814

1.6580 Culvert - Standard (metal) 1 18 x 20 Existing - Active 080814 080814

1.7420 Trail_Adjacent_Point - Non-System Route

Junction

1 Existing - Active Both 080814 080814 Private drive

1.7650 Barrier - Barricade, Manufactured (metal) 1 Existing - Active On 080814 080814

1.8879 Culvert - Standard (metal) 1 36 x 50 Existing - Active 080814 080814 Feature migrated 09/27/2006

2.0216 Sign - Route Marker (other) 1 Existing - Active 080814 080814 Old mile marker

2.2344 Erosion_Control_Device - Slope Armoring, Miscellaneous (log, native)

1 1000 sq ft Existing - Active 080814 080814

2.3360 Sign - Guide (wood, treated sawn) 1 Existing - Active 080814 080814 LEAVING NATIONAL FOREST

RESPECT PRIVATE PROPERTY

ALONG TRAIL

2.3454 Culvert - Standard (metal) 1 24 x 20 Existing - Active 080814 080814 Feature migrated 09/27/2006

2.3500 Trail_Bridge - Complex Existing - Active 080814 080814 Bridge ..Map Index :36378145, Quad :DAMASCUS, Crosses :WHITETOP LAUREL CREEK, Drainage Area :0, T000 R000 Sec0, Local Map :,

2.3680 Trail_Adjacent_Point - Concentrated Use Area

(Cua)

1 Existing - Active On 080814 080814 Campsite

Mar 11 2025 12:54 PM Page 3 of 17

Security ID : 0808 - GEORGE WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON NATIONAL FORESTS

Trail No. : 4575 BMP-mi : 0.0000 EMP-mi : 18.6720

Trail Name (Type) VIRGINIA CREEPER (Standard/Terra) Town park Damascus

North Carolina state line

National Recreation Trail. Shared use with FDT 1 & 301 for 1.468 mile.

FEATURES

BMP-mi EMP-mi Type - Category (material) Qty Size Status Location Admin Org

Managing Org Comments

2.4328 Culvert - Standard (metal) 1 18 x 20 Existing - Active 080814 080814 Feature migrated 09/27/2006

2.4509 Erosion_Control_Device - Slope Armoring, Miscellaneous (log, native)

1 300 sq ft Existing - Active 080814 080814 Feature migrated 09/27/2006

2.4580 Trail_Adjacent_Point - Concentrated Use Area

(Cua)

1 Existing - Active On 080814 080814 Campsite

2.5190 Sign - Route Marker (other) 1 Existing - Active 080814 080814 Concrete mile marker

2.5300 Trail_Bridge - Complex Existing - Active 080814 080814 Bridge ..Map Index :36378145, Quad :DAMASCUS, Crosses :WHITETOP LAUREL CREEK, Drainage Area :0, T000 R000 Sec0, Local Map :,

2.6300 Trail_Bridge - Complex Existing - Active 080814 080814 Bridge ..Map Index :36378145, Quad :DAMASCUS, Crosses :WHITETOP LAUREL CREEK, Drainage Area :0, T000 R000 Sec0, Local Map :,

3.5090 Sign - Route Marker (other) 1 Existing - Active On 080814 080814 Concrete mile marker

3.5280 Sign - Guide (wood, treated sawn) 1 Existing - Active 080814 080814 LEAVING NATIONAL FOREST

RESPECT PRIVATE PROPERTY

NEXT .5 MILES

3.6900 Culvert - Standard (metal) 1 24 x 20 Existing - Active 080814 080814 Feature migrated 09/27/2006

3.7700 Trail_Bridge - Complex Existing - Active 080814 080814 Bridge ..Map Index :36378137, Quad :KONNAROCK, Crosses :WHITETOP LAUREL CREEK, Drainage Area :0, T000 R000 Sec0, Local Map :,

3.8200 Erosion_Control_Device - Slope Armoring, Miscellaneous (log, native)

1 400 sq ft Existing - Active 080814 080814 Feature migrated 09/27/2006

4.1660 Barrier - Side, Stacked Rock (rock) 1 100 ln ft Existing - Active 080814 080814 Feature migrated 09/27/2006

4.1687 Table - Bench, Manufactured (wood, treated

sawn)

1 Existing - Active 080814 080814 Feature migrated 09/27/2006

4.1840 Trail_Adjacent_Point - Non-System Route

Junction

1 Existing - Active Both 080814 080814 Private drive

4.3080 Sign - Guide (wood, treated sawn) 1 Existing - Active 080814 080814 LEAVING NATIONAL FOREST

NEXT .5 MILES

Mar 11 2025 12:54 PM Page 4 of 17

Security ID : 0808 - GEORGE WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON NATIONAL FORESTS

Trail No. : 4575 BMP-mi : 0.0000 EMP-mi : 18.6720

Trail Name (Type) VIRGINIA CREEPER (Standard/Terra) Town park Damascus

North Carolina state line

National Recreation Trail. Shared use with FDT 1 & 301 for 1.468 mile.

FEATURES

BMP-mi EMP-mi Type - Category (material) Qty Size Status Location Admin Org

Managing Org Comments

4.5080 Sign - Route Marker (other) 1 Existing - Active 080814 080814 Concrete mile marker

4.6800 Barrier - Barricade, Manufactured (metal) 1 Existing - Active On 080814 080814 To Straight Branch day use

4.7160 Sign - Guide (wood, treated sawn) 1 Existing - Active Right 080814 080814 BIKERS CALL OUT

BEFORE YOU PASS LEFT

4.7800 Trail_Bridge - Complex Existing - Active 080814 080814 Bridge ..Map Index :36378137, Quad :KONNAROCK, Crosses :WHITETOP LAUREL CREEK, Drainage Area :0, T000 R000 Sec0, Local Map :,

4.8100 Trail_Adjacent_Point - Non-System Route

Junction

1 Existing - Active Left 080814 080814 To campsite, AT

4.8470 Trail_Adjacent_Point - Non-System Route

Junction

1 Existing - Active Left 080814 080814 To campsites, AT

4.9160 Trail_Adjacent_Point - Non-System Route

Junction

1 Existing - Active Right 080814 080814 To campsite

4.9240 Culvert - Standard (metal) 1 18 x 20 Existing - Active 080814 080814

4.9300 Sign - Route Marker (other) 1 Existing - Active On 080814 080814 Old mile marker

4.9500 Sign - Visitor Information (plastic/rubber) 1 6 sq ft Existing - Active Left 080814 080814

5.0000 Trail_Bridge - Complex Existing - Active 080814 080814 Bridge ..Map Index :36378137, Quad :KONNAROCK, Crosses :WHITETOP LAUREL CREEK, Drainage Area :0, T000 R000 Sec0, Local Map :,

5.0120 Trail_Adjacent_Point - Concentrated Use Area

(Cua)

1 Existing - Active Left 080814 080814 Campsite

5.0560 Culvert - Standard (metal) 1 18 x 20 Existing - Active 080814 080814

5.0980 Culvert - Standard (metal) 1 24 x 20 Existing - Active 080814 080814

5.1400 Trail_Adjacent_Point - Concentrated Use Area

(Cua)

1 Existing - Active Left 080814 080814 Campsite

5.2100 Trail_Bridge - Complex Existing - Active 080814 080814 Bridge ..Map Index :36378137, Quad :KONNAROCK, Crosses :WHITETOP LAUREL CREEK, Drainage Area :0, T000 R000 Sec0, Local Map :, Mar 11 2025 12:54 PM Page 5 of 17

Security ID : 0808 - GEORGE WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON NATIONAL FORESTS

Trail No. : 4575 BMP-mi : 0.0000 EMP-mi : 18.6720

Trail Name (Type) VIRGINIA CREEPER (Standard/Terra) Town park Damascus

North Carolina state line

National Recreation Trail. Shared use with FDT 1 & 301 for 1.468 mile.

FEATURES

BMP-mi EMP-mi Type - Category (material) Qty Size Status Location Admin Org

Managing Org Comments

5.2200 Trail_Adjacent_Point - Concentrated Use Area

(Cua)

1 Existing - Active Left 080814 080814 Campsite

5.2370 Culvert - Standard (metal) 1 24 x 20 Existing - Active 080814 080814

5.2780 Erosion_Control_Device - Slope Armoring, Miscellaneous (log, native)

1 320 sq ft Existing - Active 080814 080814

5.4000 5.6000 Drainage_Str/Crossing - Drain Dip (aggregate) 2 Existing - Active On 080814 080814

5.5050 Sign - Route Marker (other) 1 Existing - Active 080814 080814 Concrete mile post

5.7250 Trail_Adjacent_Point - Non-System Route

Junction

1 Existing - Active Left 080814 080814 To campsite, AT

5.8000 Trail_Bridge - Complex Existing - Active 080814 080814 Bridge ..Map Index :36378137, Quad :KONNAROCK, Crosses :WHITETOP LAUREL CREEK, Drainage Area :0, T000 R000 Sec0, Local Map :,

5.8050 Trail_Structure - Handrail, Site-Built (wood, treated sawn)

1 48 ln ft Existing - Active Both 080814 080814

5.8100 Trail_Adjacent_Point - Concentrated Use Area

(Cua)

1 Existing - Active Left 080814 080814 Campsite

6.0330 Trail_Adjacent_Point - Concentrated Use Area

(Cua)

1 Existing - Active Left 080814 080814 Campsite

6.0800 Sign - Route Marker (other) 1 Existing - Active On 080814 080814 Old mile marker

6.0900 Trail_Bridge - Complex Existing - Active 080814 080814 Bridge ..Map Index :36378137, Quad :KONNAROCK, Crosses :WHITETOP- LAUREL CREEK, Drainage Area :0, T000 R000 Sec0, Local Map :,

6.0950 6.0951 Erosion_Control_Device - Stairway, Individual Step (wood, treated sawn)

5 Existing - Active Left 080814 080814

6.1000 Sign - Visitor Information (plastic/rubber) 1 6 sq ft Existing - Active Left 080814 080814

6.3060 Trail_Adjacent_Point - Concentrated Use Area

(Cua)

1 Existing - Active Right 080814 080814 Campsite on island

6.3830 Culvert - Standard (metal) 1 24 x 16 Existing - Active 080814 080814

6.3960 Culvert - Standard (metal) 1 24 x 20 Existing - Active 080814 080814

6.5040 Sign - Route Marker (other) 1 Existing - Active 080814 080814 Concrete mile marker

Mar 11 2025 12:54 PM Page 6 of 17

Security ID : 0808 - GEORGE WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON NATIONAL FORESTS

Trail No. : 4575 BMP-mi : 0.0000 EMP-mi : 18.6720

Trail Name (Type) VIRGINIA CREEPER (Standard/Terra) Town park Damascus

North Carolina state line

National Recreation Trail. Shared use with FDT 1 & 301 for 1.468 mile.

FEATURES

BMP-mi EMP-mi Type - Category (material) Qty Size Status Location Admin Org

Managing Org Comments

6.5950 Sign - Guide (wood, treated sawn) 1 Existing - Active 080814 080814 LEAVING NATIONAN FOREST

RESPECT PP NEXT 1.5 MILES

6.6200 Sign - Guide (wood, treated sawn) 1 Existing - Active 080814 080814 CREEK JUNCTION 4

GREEN COVE 8

6.6200 Sign - Guide (wood, treated sawn) 1 Existing - Active 080814 080814 DAMASCUS 6

A.T. TRAIL 2

6.6200 Sign - Guide (wood, treated sawn) 1 Existing - Active 080814 080814 APPALACHIAN TRAIL >

6.6200 Sign - Guide (wood, treated sawn) 1 Existing - Active 080814 080814 < APPALACHIAN TRAIL

6.6200 Trail_Adjacent_Point - Trail Junction 1 Existing - Active Left 080814 080814 #4651 Taylors Valley Spur Trail

6.6300 6.7800 Drainage_Str/Crossing - Drain Dip (aggregate) 2 Existing - Active On 080814 080814

6.7870 Gate - Swinging (metal) 1 12 ln ft Existing - Active On 080814 080814

6.7870 Sign - Guide (other) 1 Existing - Active 080814 080814 VCT RR SYB

6.8800 Sign - Guide (other) 1 Existing - Active 080814 080814 VCT RR SYB

6.8874 Sign - Guide (other) 1 Existing - Active 080814 080814 VCT RR SYB

6.8990 Trail_Adjacent_Point - Road Junction 1 Existing - Active Both 080814 080814 State Route 725

6.9000 Sign - Route Marker (other) 1 Existing - Active 080814 080814 Old mile marker

7.0500 Trail_Bridge - Minor Existing - Active 080814 080814 Bridge ..Map Index :36308137, Quad :GRAYSON, Crosses :DITCH ONLY;

Drainage Area :0, T000 R000 Sec0, Local Map :,

7.1310 Trail_Adjacent_Point - Concentrated Use Area

1 Existing - Active Right 080814 080814 Campsite, private land

Mar 11 2025 12:54 PM Page 7 of 17

Security ID : 0808 - GEORGE WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON NATIONAL FORESTS

Trail No. : 4575 BMP-mi : 0.0000 EMP-mi : 18.6720

Trail Name (Type) VIRGINIA CREEPER (Standard/Terra) Town park Damascus

North Carolina state line

National Recreation Trail. Shared use with FDT 1 & 301 for 1.468 mile.

FEATURES

BMP-mi EMP-mi Type - Category (material) Qty Size Status Location Admin Org

Managing Org Comments

7.2500 Trail_Bridge - Complex Existing - Active 080814 080814 Bridge ..Map Index :36308137, Quad :GRAYSON, Crosses :WHITETOP LAUREL CREEK, Drainage Area :0, T000 R000 Sec0, Local Map :,

7.4500 Sign - Route Marker (other) 1 Existing - Active On 080814 080814 Concrete mile post

7.4610 Culvert - Standard (metal) 1 18 x 16 Existing - Active 080814 080814 Cover with gravel

7.4700 Sign - Guide (other) 1 Existing - Active 080814 080814 VCT RR SYB

7.4700 Sign - Warning (wood, treated sawn) 1 4 sq ft Existing - Active On 080814 080814 Stop

7.4790 Trail_Adjacent_Point - Road Junction 1 Existing - Active Both 080814 080814 State Route 725

7.4800 Sign - Guide (wood, treated sawn) 1 4 sq ft Existing - Active On 080814 080814 VCT w/ symbol

7.4800 Sign - Warning (wood, treated sawn) 1 4 sq ft Existing - Active On 080814 080814 Stop

7.6600 Trail_Adjacent_Point - Road Junction 1 Existing - Active Right 080814 080814 FDR 49100

7.6850 Sign - Guide (wood, treated sawn) 1 4 sq ft Existing - Active On 080814 080814 VCT w/ symbol

7.8900 Trail_Bridge - Minor Existing - Active 080814 080814 Bridge ..Map Index :36378137, Quad :KONNAROCK, Crosses :WHITETOP LAUREL CREEK, Drainage Area :0, T000 R000 Sec0, Local Map :,

7.8950 Barrier - Barricade, Manufactured (metal) 1 Existing - Active On 080814 080814

7.9000 Trail_Adjacent_Point - Concentrated Use Area

(Cua)

1 Existing - Active Left 080814 080814 Campsite, private property

7.9680 Sign - Guide (wood, treated sawn) 1 Existing - Active 080814 080814 LEAVING NATIONAL FOREST

RESPECT PRIVATE PROPERTY

NEXT 1.5 MILES

7.9700 Sign - Route Marker (other) 1 Existing - Active 080814 080814 24A

7.9796 Sign - Route Marker (other) 1 Existing - Active 080814 080814 Sign text = 24 Feature migrated 09/27/2006

8.0000 Trail_Adjacent_Point - Concentrated Use Area

1 Existing - Active Left 080814 080814 Campsite

Mar 11 2025 12:54 PM Page 8 of 17

Security ID : 0808 - GEORGE WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON NATIONAL FORESTS

Trail No. : 4575 BMP-mi : 0.0000 EMP-mi : 18.6720

Trail Name (Type) VIRGINIA CREEPER (Standard/Terra) Town park Damascus

North Carolina state line

National Recreation Trail. Shared use with FDT 1 & 301 for 1.468 mile.

FEATURES

BMP-mi EMP-mi Type - Category (material) Qty Size Status Location Admin Org

Managing Org Comments

8.0900 Trail_Bridge - Complex Existing - Active 080814 080814 Bridge ..Map Index :36378137, Quad :KONNAROCK, Crosses :WHITETOP- LAUREL CREEK, Drainage Area :0, T000 R000 Sec0, Local Map :,

8.1860 Trail_Adjacent_Point - Concentrated Use Area

(Cua)

1 Existing - Active Right 080814 080814 Campsite

8.2097 Culvert - Standard (metal) 1 18 x 16 Existing - Active 080814 080814

8.6398 Culvert - Standard (metal) 1 18 x 20 Existing - Active 080814 080814

8.6720 Culvert - Standard (metal) 1 15 x 16 Existing - Active 080814 080814

8.6900 Trail_Bridge - Complex Existing - Active 080814 080814 Bridge ..Map Index :36378137, Quad :KONNAROCK, Crosses :WHITETOP- LAUREL CREEK, Drainage Area :0, T000 R000 Sec0, Local Map :,

8.7000 Trail_Adjacent_Point - Concentrated Use Area

(Cua)

1 Existing - Active Right 080814 080814 Campsite

8.9000 Sign - Visitor Information (plastic/rubber) 1 6 sq ft Existing - Active On 080814 080814

9.0795 Sign - Route Marker (other) 1 Existing - Active 080814 080814 Old mile marker

9.1200 Trail_Bridge - Complex Existing - Active 080814 080814 Bridge ..Map Index :36378137, Quad :KONNAROCK, Crosses :WHITETOP- LAUREL CREEK, Drainage Area :0, T000 R000 Sec0, Local Map :,

9.4281 Sign - Route Marker (other) 1 Existing - Active 080814 080814

9.4570 Trail_Adjacent_Point - Concentrated Use Area

(Cua)

1 Existing - Active Left 080814 080814 Campsite

9.4930 Sign - Route Marker (other) 1 Existing - Active 080814 080814 Concrete mile post

9.5200 Trail_Bridge - Complex Existing - Active 080814 080814 Bridge ..Map Index :36378137, Quad :KONNAROCK, Crosses :WHITETOP- LAUREL CREEK, Drainage Area :0, T000 R000 Sec0, Local Map :,

9.5420 Culvert - Standard (metal) 1 36 x 24 Existing - Active 080814 080814

Mar 11 2025 12:54 PM Page 9 of 17

Security ID : 0808 - GEORGE WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON NATIONAL FORESTS

Trail No. : 4575 BMP-mi : 0.0000 EMP-mi : 18.6720

Trail Name (Type) VIRGINIA CREEPER (Standard/Terra) Town park Damascus

North Carolina state line

National Recreation Trail. Shared use with FDT 1 & 301 for 1.468 mile.

FEATURES

BMP-mi EMP-mi Type - Category (material) Qty Size Status Location Admin Org

Managing Org Comments

9.8000 Trail_Bridge - Complex Existing - Active 080814 080814 Bridge ..Map Index :36378137, Quad :KONNAROCK, Crosses :WHITETOP- LAUREL CREEK, Drainage Area :0, T000 R000 Sec0, Local Map :,

9.9000 Trail_Bridge - Complex Existing - Active 080814 080814 Bridge ..Map Index :36378137, Quad :KONNAROCK, Crosses :WHITETOP- LAUREL CREEK, Drainage Area :0, T000 R000 Sec0, Local Map :,

10.1700 Trail_Bridge - Complex Existing - Active 080814 080814 Bridge ..Map Index :36378137, Quad :KONNAROCK, Crosses :WHITETOP- LAUREL CREEK, Drainage Area :0, T000 R000 Sec0, Local Map :,

10.2100 Trail_Bridge - Complex Existing - Active 080814 080814 Bridge ..Map Index :36378137, Quad :KONNAROCK, Crosses :WHITETOP- LAUREL CREEK, Drainage Area :0, T000 R000 Sec0, Local Map :,

10.4900 Sign - Route Marker (other) 1 Existing - Active 080814 080814 Concrete mile marker

10.5650 Trail_Adjacent_Point - Concentrated Use Area

(Cua)

1 Existing - Active Left 080814 080814 Campsite

10.5950 Sign - Guide (wood, treated sawn) 1 Existing - Active 080814 080814 APPALACHIAN TRAIL >

10.5950 Sign - Guide (wood, treated sawn) 1 Existing - Active 080814 080814 < VIRGINIA CREEPER TRAIL >

< APPALACHIAN TRAIL

10.5950 Trail_Adjacent_Point - Trail Junction 1 Existing - Active Left 080814 080814 #1 Appalachian Trail Begin shared route

10.6000 Table - Bench, Manufactured (wood, treated

sawn)

1 Existing - Active 080814 080814

10.7400 Sign - Guide (wood, treated sawn) 1 Existing - Active 080814 080814 VCT RR SYB

10.7400 Sign - Guide (wood, treated sawn) 1 Existing - Active 080814 080814 VCT RR SYB

10.7400 Sign - Guide (wood,…