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HomeMy WebLinkAboutDEQ-CFW_00013456From: Sink, Marla [/O=EXCHANGELA8S/OU=[XCHANGEADMINISTRATIVE GROUP (FYD|BOHF2]SPDLT)/CN=REOP|ENTS/CN=1443GCDF33F147ACADG2D89C87DCF81B-yWARLA.5|NK] Sent: 6/26/I0I71:I6:56PW1 To: 6oyb,Julie [/h=ExchangeLabs/ou=ExzhanXeAdministrative Group (FYD|8OHFZ33PDO)/cn=Redpient$cn=75d1654d45154cZabbO8596aZc9atIQI-jaXrzyb];Brower, Connie [/o=ExchangeLabs/ou=ExchangeAdministrative Group (FYD|8OHFZ33PDO)/cn=Redpient$cn=7ee8db84d9554]1c9a1f781[5597ba6%-cubrower] CC: Kritzer, Jamie [/o=ExchangeLabs/ou=ExchanXeAdministrative Group (FYD|8OHFZ33PDO)/cn=Redpient$cn=cee93c49d01445a3b541bb3Z7dcdc84O-jbkritzer];K8unXer,BridXet [/o=ExchangeLabs/ou=ExchangpAdministrative Group (FYD|BOHF2]SPDQ]/cn=Redpient$cn=c54e1f650cea499GDa5aba689c204f5l-bcmunger];Cu|pepper,Linda [/o=ExchangeLabs/ou=ExchangpAdministrative Group (FYD|BOHF2]SPDQ]/cn=Redpient$cn=7]d475cbae324a29687el7l1dc9a79c5-|mcu|pppper];Zimmerman, Jay [/o=ExchangeLabs/ou=ExchangpAdministrative Group (FYD|BOHF2]SPDQ]/cn=Redpient$cn=G63d8l453bd54eb05D7Zla7b31d6cdf-sjzimmerman] Subject: RE: Today'scall plus unrelated questions Marla Sink Public Information Officer Department ofEnvironmental Quality Division ofWater Resources S12North Salisbury Street 1811Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1611 Fronm:Grryb Julie Sent: Monday, June J6 20179:16AM To: Sink, Marla <K8ar|a.Sink@ncdenr.8ov>;Brower, Connie <connie.broxver@ncdenr.8ov> Cc: Kritzer, Jamie ^jamie. kritzer@ncdenr.0ov»; Munger, Bridget <brid8et.mun8er@ncdenr.8ov»;Culpepper, Linda x|indazu|pepper@ncdenr.gov>;Zimmerman, Jay ^jayzimmerman@ncdenr.8ov> Subject: RE: Today'scall plus unrelated questions Marla, I thought we agreed to address answers to his questions we answered on June 2 01h _ YOU specifically said there would not benew questions. |fhewould like these questions answered | will beglad to help you do so in writing but | will not have all the answers at 11:15. Julie From: Sink, Marla Sent: Monday, June 26 20178:58AM To: Grzyb,Julie ; Brower, Connie Cc: Kritzer, Jamie Mun8er, Bridget Culpepper, Linda ; Zimmerman, Jay Subject: FW: Today's call plus unrelated questions In preparation for our 11:15 phone call with Vaughn, please find below his questions for his next story. OEQ-CFVV_00013456 Linda, please see #3. Are those topics that were discussed on Friday? Thanks, Maria Maria Sink Public Information Officer Department of Environmental Quality Division of Water Resources ILGIVIOYM10 • 512 North Salisbury Street 1611 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1611 From: Vaughn Hagerty [mailto:vaughn.hagerty@gmail.com] Sent: Monday, June 26, 2017 8:08 AM To: Sink, Marla <Maria.Sink@ncdenr.gov> Subject: Today's call plus unrelated questions Hi, Marla. It probably would be helpful for you guys to have a copy of the Chemours' most recent NPDES permit application, since we'll be referring to it. The one I have has a cover sheet dated April 27, 2016. Please let me know if there's a later one or any subsequent submissions that I should be aware of. Otherwise, I'll look for your call at 11: 15 a.m. Again, my number is (910) 264-8338. Meanwhile, I'm working on a separate story with a deadline of 4 p.m. today that updates the water testing. Among other things, I'm hoping to get answers to these: 1) What's the status of the testing -- what's been done so far? What's coming up this week and later? When might we expect results? And, can you tell me, specifically, when CFPUA's ASR well is being tested? 2) Can DEQ confirm that Chemours has, in fact, been operating the process that results in GenX as a byproduct throughout the testing period? We've had a number of questions from folks wondering about this since the company said it was an intermittent process and it would be great to put that to bed. 3) Has DEQ confirmed definitively that Chemours has ceased discharging GenX into the Cape Fear? When did that actually occur? Does it include the other "novel" compounds? How is Chemours keeping the wastewater from being discharged? Mike Johnson mentioned something about needing three tanker trucks a day to handle it. Is that what they're doing? Is that being hauled off for incineration? If so, where? If not trucks, what is the process? Also, has DEQ visited to plant to inspect this process? Are those questions you can help me address? -Vaughn Hagerty DEQ-CFW-00013457