09038_R.W. McCollum_SIR_20221201

DWM Brownfields Inspection Report
Submitted By: jkslaughter_ncdenr
Submitted Time: 12/02/2022 5:58 AM

I. Inspection Information
Date & Time: 12/01/2022 1:47 PM Inspection Type: Drive-By

Brownfields Staff:
Kevin Slaughter
Other Personnel:
Brian D. Cooke V.P. Sales & Operations
Location:
Lat: 36.03869051, Long: -79.79292562

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II. Project Information
Number: 09038-05-041 Name: R.W. McCollum
Address: 107 W Meadowview
Rd

City: Greensboro

County: Guilford

III. Environmental

Current Use of Property: Industrial
Structures on Property: Existing Structures Violation: No

Vapor Mitigation Systems: Not Observed Vapor Mitigation Violation: No

Use of Surface Water or Groundwater: Not Observed Water Use Violation: No

Exposed Soils: Not Observed Exposed Soils Violation: No

Summary: N/A

Summary: N/A

Summary: There is a one-story masonry building used for tractor trailer parts sales,
offices, and tractor trailer repairs present on the property (Photos 1-6).

Summary: N/A

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Use of Basements: Not Observed Basement Violation: No

Storage of Chemicals: Observed Chemical Violation: Unknown

Groundwater Monitoring Wells: Not Observed Monitoring Well Violation: Unknown

Current Exposure to Public/Public Risk:

Summary: N/A

Summary: Kerosene is used to calibrate fuel pump meters. It is plumbed from a large
plastic tote into a closed loop system and pumped thru fuel discharge meters for
calibration purposes (Photo 4). Kerosene contains naphthalene and to a much smaller
extent, benzene. These are both listed in the NBP as contaminants present in the
environmental media at the Brownfields Property.

Condition:
Summary: Although there are two wells located on the south side of the main
office/truck repair facility (MW #1A & MW #1B), Brian Cooke and I spent some time trying
to locate them but were unsuccessful. Brian indicated that they are still present and are
either covered with gravel or materials stored on the property (Photo 6).

No risk of public exposure was observed at the time of the Site Inspection. The lot where
tractor trailers are kept is fenced (Photo 7) with the building also being locked when
employees are not present.

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IV. Inspector Comments

V. PHOTOGRAPHS

Photo 1: Main building containing offices, sales desk, and repair facilities facing southwest.

The Site Inspection while performing others in the Greensboro area. Met with Mr. Brian
Cooke during the inspection who provided access to all parts of the property requested.
As discussed previously, we were unable to locate the two monitoring wells located on
the south side of the building (Photo 6). Brian stated that they were both present, but
were covered in gravel, or something was on top of the well vaults at the time of the
inspection.

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Photo 2: Sales desk within main building

Photo 3: Vehicle repair portion of the facility.

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Photo 4: Flow meter calibration station.

Photo 5: Nonconditioned storage space at southern end of building. Approximate area of
potential soil contamination is at the far end of the photo.
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Photo 6: Attempting to locate MW #1A & MW #1B located on south side of building. The
monitoring wells were not located during the Site Inspection.

Photo 7: Tractor trailers temporarily stored within fenced portion of property.