Adam Walters

  • Rocky Branch Trail Raleigh, North Carolina - Southwest
    Recent construction from the Catholic Diocese and the Pullen Road extension are endangering commuters on the Rocky Branch greenway and violating the City of Raleigh's NPDES enforcement permit. The accompanying photo shows evidence of significant volumes of sediment flow from a normal rain event. The remaining silt/clay also creates a dangerous obstacle for cyclists. Please address both the sediment pollution from the improper stormwater management upstream and the danger to cyclists from stormwater sediment.
    I suggest a BMP (bioretention or regenerative stormwater conveyance) from the exit of the new outflow to the greenway intersection with culvert drainage under the greenway. Thank you for your consideration!
  • 1-199 Rocky Branch Trail Raleigh, North Carolina - Southwest
    Since grading began on the Catholic cathedral there has been significant stormwater overflows of highly sediment filled water sheet-flowing over the greenway. In winter this sheet freezes and has caused visible evidence of accidents by cyclists. Not only is this an environmental violation but a safety issue for cyclists.