UNCSA CampusEntranceStreamRestoration_28421-CB.pdf

This is a Scope of Work document for the University of North Carolina School of the Arts (UNCSA) Campus Entrance Stream Restoration project. The project involves the restoration of a stream entrance area on the UNCSA campus, with work encompassing stream channel stabilization, riparian buffer restoration, and associated site improvements. The scope includes erosion control measures, native vegetation installation, habitat enhancement, and stormwater management features to restore ecological function and improve campus aesthetics. The project is designed to address current environmental degradation at the campus entrance and create a sustainable landscape that supports water quality and biodiversity. Specific deliverables include site preparation, installation of erosion control devices, planting of native trees and shrubs, construction of stabilization features, and establishment of monitoring protocols. The contractor will be responsible for all labor, materials, equipment, and project management necessary to complete the work in accordance with North Carolina environmental standards and university requirements.

The project funding is provided through UNCSA's capital improvement budget, with financial resources allocated for the complete restoration effort. The work must comply with all applicable state environmental regulations, stormwater management standards, and local ordinances governing stream restoration activities in North Carolina. The contractor selected for this project will be responsible for obtaining any necessary environmental permits, conducting preconstruction surveys, and coordinating with university facilities management throughout the restoration process. Performance specifications require successful establishment of vegetation, long-term erosion control, and documented improvement in stream channel stability and water quality metrics over a defined monitoring period following project completion.