CCB0060and61_EBGrain_InspectionReport_FID1359289_20190710

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Notification Number/Site Name: CCB0060 and CCB0061 /E B Grain Co., Inc. and EB Grain Co. Expansion
County: Nash
Date of Inspection / Site Visit: July 10, 2019
Inspection Performed by (Inspector / Division): Elizabeth Werner, Davy Conners, Ben Jackson - DWM
Physical Address / Crossroads of Location / GPS Location:
7301 and 7101 N US 301, Battleboro, North Carolina, 2 7809 / 36.065490 N,-77.74745
Size of Structural Fill:
X Pre 11411994 (CCB0060)
<10,000 cubic yards (CY)
X Between 10,000 and 100,000 CY (CCB0061)
>100,000 CY
Landowner verified:
E B Grain Company Inc.
Current use of site? Has use changed from last inspection? Are there any areas of exposed ash?
Design concerns (if applicable)
Current use is structural fill under roadbed and building foundation. The current use is the some as last inspection
on May 19, 2014. No areas of exposed ash were observed, and the road was in good repair. Based on the map
dated December 1991, the location of the CCBs is under the northern building (Building C) and the roadway(s), see
Figure 1, Location Map.
What is the proximity of the structural fill to receptors?
Private Dwellings — none, see Figure 2, Proximity Map.
Community Centers — none
Surface Water Features 50' (Lakes, Ponds, Wetlands, Streams) —yes, wetlands surround the northern and
northeastern areas of fill. See Figure 3, Wetlands Map.
Water Supply Wells 100'/500' (Public and Private) — none
Desktop Receptor Check
Seasonal high groundwater table — unknown
100 year / 500 year floodplain — yes, see Figure 4, Flood Risk Map.
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Are there any known utilities in close proximity to, within and/or beneath the fill area? None known
Past Noted Violations: (What were they and were the violations resolved?)
None
Additional Comments:
History CCB0060: On November 22, 1991 ReUse Technology Inc submitted a request to the Solid Waste Section
to use coal combustion by-products as roadbed material at the EB Grain facility. Fly ash and bottom ash were
proposed to be used for roadway embankments and foundations and bottom ash was proposed to be used for
secondary road overlay. On December 3, 1991 the Solid Waste Section issued a letter to ReUse Technology
indicating that the above referenced project appears to meet the guidelines previously agreed upon for such use.
History CCB0061: A second project was submitted on January 6, 1992 by ReUse Technology Inc to use
approximately 25,000 tons of CCBs to construct a building pad. On February 10, 1992, the Section issued a letter
indicating that the second project appears to meet the guidelines previously agreed upon for such use.
Two plots Parcel ID's-037305 (Deed 1194/106); 040238 (Deed 1395/71).
Davy Conners, DWM/Solid Waste Section
Inspector Name and Division/Section
[phone]
Phone Number
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Figure 2: Proximity Map
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Figure 3: Wetlands Map
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Figure 5: Back (east) side of the building.
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Figure 6: Building "C" has structural fill underneath the concrete pad, CCB0061 EB Grains Expansion.
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