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Eckard, Sharon
To:
Dan Nielsen
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Chris Hustek; Roy Atkins; Ruth Tull; Darin McClure; Johnson, Kelly G
Subject:
RE: [External] Overture Cary
Date:
Wednesday, October 16, 2019 5:49:00 PM
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Dan —The soil represented by the soil samples (SS-1 thru SS-5) collected on October 2, 2019 from
the Morrisville Carpenter Site is approved for use at the Overture Cary Brownfields site based on
your email to me of October 15, 2019 and the lab package submitted this afternoon (Prism Work
Order 9100055, October 7, 2019).
Thanks,
Sharon
Sharon Poissant Eckard, PG
Eastern District Supervisor
Division of Waste Management — Brownfields Program
NC Department of Environmental Quality
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Good Grief! Sorry about that. I just clicked, pasted and sent but apparently did not review.
The attached report is for the Overture Cary site.
Daniel H. Nielsen, PE, RSM, LEED-AP
Vice -President, Principal Engineer
MID -ATLANTIC ASSOCIATES, INC.

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Dan — I've tried to get back with you this afternoon, but this lab package is not for the SS -series soil
samples for Overture Cary; it is for a different site. Please provide the correct lab package when you
can.
Thanks,
Sharon
Sharon Poissant Eckard, PG
Eastern District Supervisor
Division of Waste Management — Brownfields Program
NC Department of Environmental Quality
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Sharon
1) The lab report is attached.
2) Sketch is attached. It show sample locations and the proximity to previous sampling. The
borrow site is currently being developed. The sample SS-1 is a composite of three aliquots
from a disturbed soil pile (about 1,200 CY generated when a storm sewer line was excavated
in the borrow area). The sample SS-2 is a composite of other disturbed soil (also from storm
sewer installation, about 800 CY). Samples SS-3, 4 and 5 are each composites (1.5, 3 and 4
feet) from undisturbed soil (about 100 feet by 160 feet, about 3,000 CY).
3) Hex chromium was not run because the lab turnaround time for 7199 has been incredibly
long and we have an abundance of data (7 samples) for a total of approximately 11,000 CY
(previous testing for about 6,000 CY and 5,000 CY this time of assessed potential fill) from
the borrow site showing hex chromium by 7199 as non -detected. There is no history of
industrial development of the borrow site (residential/ag land).
4) The additional testing was conducted to assess approximately 5,000 CY — the disturbed soil
in SS-1 is about 1,200 CY, the disturbed soil for SS-2 is about 800 CY. The in -place soil is
about 100 by 160 by 5 (3,000 CY). This was divided into three sections for 3 separate
samples (SS-3, SS-4 and SS-5).
5) We hand augured to 5 feet. We visually screened the soil from the borings for evidence of
contamination. Our default aliquots were collected at 1.5, 3 and 4 feet BLS for the
undisturbed soil. We used default in all sample locations since there was no evidence of
contamination. VOC sampling was collected from 1.5 foot aliquot for the undisturbed
samples.
I hope this answers your questions.
Dan
Daniel H. Nielsen, PE, RSM, LEED-AP
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Dan —A couple things to complete my review:
1) 1 will need the analytical data packages, not just the summary tables.
2) Please provide a map as to where these soil samples were collected from relative to the
prior fill soil sampling area.
3) Why was hexavalent chromium not run on these soil samples?
4) What is the volume of additional fill soil needed for the project?
5) What is the depth of fill soil that is to be excavated from this area and brought to the BF
property? Does the 1-4 ft range of depths encompass the total depth to be excavated for
this project?
Thanks,
Sharon
Sharon Poissant Eckard, PG
Eastern District Supervisor
Division of Waste Management— Brownfields Program
NC Department of Environmental Quality
919.707.8379 direct line & fax
sharon.eckard(@ncdenr.gov
217 W. Jones Street
1646 Mail Service Center
Raleigh, NC 27699-1646
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Hey Sharon,
Sorry to bother you but I got an email auto reply from Kelly indicating he was out until the 23rd. I
sent him the information in this email on Monday, but it does not appear that he has responded. I
was wondering if you could review/approve the use of the soil we recently tested. The tabulated
results are attached. The PD needed more fill than originally tested for (which Kelly approved the use
of on September 23, 2019), so we collected the samples summarized in the table above directly

adjacent to the area we had originally sampled (I attached the table summarizing this data to this
email for your convenience). The borrow area is former rural/farmland in Cary/Morrisville.
If you could assist we would surely appreciate it.
Dan
Daniel H. Nielsen, PE, RSM, LEED-AP
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2019-10-10
Kelly, checking in to see if you have had a chance to look at these additional fill samples.
Dan
Hey Kelly,
The PD needed to import additional soil so we ran out and collected some additional fill samples on
October 2, 2019. These were collected in areas directly adjacent to the locations we sampled earlier.
The results are the similar as well. We tested a volume of about 5,000 CY so we got 5 more samples.
Since these samples were collected so close to the others (collected on September 5 and 6, 2019),
we did not run any additional hexavalent chromium (we already had seven samples tested for
hexavalent by 7199- all ND). The sub lab Prism uses is taking a solid two weeks to turn around 7199
and that would put us way behind the construction schedule. The total chromium number are very
similar for both sampling events as well.

If you could look at the tabulated data and let us know if we can use it for fill on the Overture Cary
site in the next day or two, we would sure appreciate it.
Thank you.
Dan
Daniel H. Nielsen, PE, RSM, LEED-AP
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Dan — based on the tabulated data that you provided, this soil is approved for import to the Overture
Cary site. Your staff is expected to be on -site to ensure that only fill material included in this
sampling event is transported to the Overture Cary site, please confirm that will happen.
Also, as a follow up, prepare a PG/PE sealed letter report for our records. In the final EMP
deliverable for the site, you will include details on amount of soil transported and copies of the
transport manifests.
Thanks and let me know if you have any questions,
-Kelly
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Brownfields Project Manager
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2019-9-23 Follow Up
Kelly, have you had a chance to look at the data? We have terrific construction weather right
now and would really like to start moving dirt. Please let us know the status.
Thank you,
Dan
Kelly,
This is an email following up on the email I sent this morning. The hex chromium data finally came
in! All the data from 12 soil samples is summarized in the attached table. A site sketch is also
attached.
Aside from the typical arsenic exceeding the PSRGs but below NC averages everything else is below
health -based PSRGs. By our evaluation, the soil looks perfectly suitable for use as fill on the Overture
Cary site.
As we have said before, getting approval for the use of these soils as soon as possible is very critical
to keeping construction on schedule and within budget. Anything you can do to expeditiously review
this data and provide approval (assuming you agree) would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
Dan
Daniel H. Nielsen, PE, RSM, LEED-AP
Vice -President, Principal Engineer

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Dan — Instead of dividing the site in to four 'blocks', I propose dividing the area to three (maybe
rectangles?) to reduce the number of samples as described in my response below. Each rectangle
would still have 4 hand auger borings (12 total borings).
For in situ sampling, we will need a composite sampling approach that allows us to understand the
contaminant levels at each depth interval, instead of compositing both depth intervals together. For
each of the three 'rectangles', create composite samples for each depth interval (1 foot and 4 foot)
so that each of the four 'rectangles' has 1 composite sample (of the four borings) at 1 foot and 1
composite sample (of the four borings) at 4 feet. This means that the laboratory will run 6
composites total for SVOCs and 8-RCRA metals from the 12 total hand auger locations.
Yes, have the lab run a lab-composited sample for VOCs. The soil for VOC analysis should be
immediately placed in the lab -supplied container after retrieving it with the hand auger. There
should be 6 VOC analyses total (3 at 1 foot, 3 at 4 feet).
Assuming the results come back favorable, you will need to have staff present at the source site
when they are excavating and loading the fill to ensure that it's sourced from the same location that
you collected the samples.
Just a heads up that I will be out of the office tomorrow and off for Labor Day.
-Kelly
Mr. Kelly G. Johnson, P.G.
Brownfields Project Manager
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Kelly,
Thanks for the quick response.
The GC reports that the site was once a 50-acre farm that is getting redeveloped. The cut area is at
the back of the site approximately 1,000 feet from the former dwellings/barns on the site. The cut is
approximately 5 feet deep. We will confirm this when we arrive on site to collect the samples
(tentatively scheduled for next Tuesday).
We will plan on hand auguring the soil insitu (no stockpile). Since the volume we need is up to 4,000
cy, we will divide the area into four blocks, each roughly 1,000 cy in volume. We will place four soil
borings in each block, spread to provide good coverage of the block. From each boring we will collect
a sample at 1 foot and 4 feet, so 8 aliquots will be collected from each block. These will be
composited to create the sample for SVOC and RCRA metals testing.
I am not quite sure I am following you on the VOCs. I would typically pick the highest TVA reading of
the 8 aliquots from each block and run that for VOCs. That would be one sample from each block, a
total of 4. But it sounds like you want the lab to run a lab-composited sample for VOCs?
Maybe you could provide a little clarification?
Dan
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Dan — sampling will be required before importing it to the site but we need a little additional
information to determine the number of samples.
Will they direct load the soil to a truck and transport to the Overture Cary site (which your email
implies) —this would require in situ sampling beforehand; or
Will they stockpile the soil at the source location so that you can sample it, and then after receiving
the results, transport it to the site? (this would be the easier method).
Due to your timing — I'll go ahead and outline the requirements for the stockpile sampling: 1 sample
per 1,000 cy assuming it is sourced from a location of the residential property you described away
from the home or any possible heating oil tanks (this must be confirmed). Each sample would need
to be a multi -depth composite (depending on how big the pile is, 2-5 intervals) and analyzed for
SVOCs by 8270, and 8-RCRA Metals. Have the laboratory composite half of the selected depth
intervals for VOCs by 8260 (do not composite in the field).
I am not aware of other sites that you could source fill material other than stone that is 'pre -
approved'.
Thanks,
-Kelly
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2019-8-29 Follow up
Kelly,
The sub- contractor has provided the GC the following information about the borrow site:
Address: 1132 Morrisville Carpenter Drive, Cary, NC
They are going to remove dirt from virgin ground and into a truck.
We have no history of the property. Is this going to be a problem? If so I need to know ASAP. If it is a
problem can you give me a site that is already approved for dirt that I can use?
I have attached an aerial photograph of the proposed borrow site. It appears to be your typical rural
residential property that is getting redeveloped we often see in the Raleigh/Cary area. We are
obviously pressed for time. If the 'typical' one sample per 1,000 cy is unacceptable for the
information we have at hand, could you suggest a sampling frequency to will be satisfactory to the
Program?
Thank you,
Dan
Kelly,
I do not know much about this borrow material since I just got the call this morning.
Chris, can you provide information about the borrow source? Things like source location, stockpile
location, historical use of the source location. Anything to help the program understand the 'history'

of the soil you want to import onto the site.
Dan
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Subject: RE: [External] Overture Cary
Dan — what is the story for this stockpile? Is there a known source where it's from? We may need to
adjust the number of samples based on our understanding of the soil and its history.
Thanks,
-Kelly
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Hey Kelly,
I just got a call from the contractor building Overture Cary. It turns out they now need to import 3 to
4,000 CY of soil. They have identified a source for this soil (which we understand is nearby and
stockpiled). We will be running out to this borrow site to collect samples. We will be following the
EMP and typical protocol of one sample for every 1,000 cy (plan to collect 4). The SVOC and RCRA
metal samples will be composites (six aliquots from two borings) and one aliquot will be selected for
VOCs (high TVA reading).
I will forward you the address of the borrow material once I receive it.
Is there anything else you need? Please let us know right away. We are trying to get these samples
collected early next week.
Thank you,
Dan
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