Cub Creek Phase 3 Creek Restoration

This is a project description document for a stream restoration initiative in North Carolina, involving the Town of Wilkesboro and state environmental agencies. The Cub Creek Stream Restoration Project Phase 3 consists of restoring approximately 3,840 linear feet (0.73 miles) of Cub Creek, completing the northeast reach of the creek to its confluence with the Yadkin River. The project site is located approximately 56 miles downstream and northeast of the W. Kerr Scott Dam and Reservoir in an area that has experienced recurrent flooding, particularly affecting the Town of Wilkesboro's Cub Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant and adjacent lands during periods of heavy rainfall.

The project is funded through federal funding sources, as indicated by the contract opportunity designation. This phase represents the completion of restoration work on the northeast reach of Cub Creek, addressing flooding issues that have impacted critical municipal infrastructure and surrounding properties. The restoration work is designed to mitigate flood impacts in the region through stream channel improvements and stabilization measures.