CCB0062_TurnKey_InspectionReport_20190710

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COAL ASH INSPECTION
Notification Number/Site Name: CCB0062/Turn Key Contractors Project
County: Nash
Date of Inspection / Site Visit: July 10, 2019 and November 13, 2019
Inspection Performed by (Inspector / Division): Elizabeth Werner, Davy Conners and Benjamin Jackson (DWM)
Physical Address / Crossroads of Location / GPS Location: 2700 N Wesleyan Blvd, Rocky Mount NC 27804 (South
end of Northside Business Park);, 36.002339,-77.776157
Size of Structural Fill:
<10,000 cubic yards (CY)
X Between 10,000 and 100,000 CY
>100,000 CY
Landowner verified:
RBD Investments Inc (Nash County Register of Deeds 1546/593)
Current use of site? Has use changed from last inspection? Are there any areas of exposed ash?
Design concerns (if applicable)
The structural fill area is primarily covered in a storage unit. See Figure 1, Structural Fill Location Map, for location
of ash fill and previous area of ash fill that is now dirt fill (see additional comments for more information).
What is the proximity of the structural fill to receptors?
Private Dwellings — no, see Figure 2, Proximity Map.
Community Centers — no.
Surface Water Features 50' (Lakes, Ponds, Wetlands, Streams) — no, see Figure 3, Wetlands Map.
Water Supply Wells 100'/500' (Public and Private) - unknown
Desktop Receptor Check
Seasonal high groundwater table — unknown
100 year / 500 year floodplain — no, see Figure 4, Flood Risk Map.
Are there any known utilities in close proximity to, within and/or beneath the fill area? — unknown
Past Noted Violations: (What were they and were the violations resolved?)
None
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Additional Comments:
History: On June 10, 1996, Reuse Technology, Inc, submitted written notice to DEQ of a coal combustion by-
product structural fill project at the 2700t" block of N. Wesleyan Boulevard, Rocky Mount, NC 27803 (Northside
Business Park. This project was estimated to use approximately 41,000 tons of coal combustion by-product from
Cogentrix facilitates in Rocky Mount. On July 10, 1996, DEQ sent Reuse Technology, Inc. a letter stating that the
Notification requirements concerning beneficial use of coal combustion by-products had been satisfied.
On July 8, 1998 Reuse Technology, Inc. sent a letter and map to DEQthat stated, "To date, CCBs have been placed
in two areas within the park. At the southern end of the park CCBs were placed as structural fill for a building pad
and parking lots. Several structures have been constructed on this fill material. At the north end of the park a
berm was constructed with a CCB core. The berm was constructed to provide a visual and sound barrier for the
adjacent residential neighborhood. No further CCB placement is planned for this park at this time."
On July 14, 1998 DEQ sent Reuse Technology a letter and map (Figure 1) notifying them that the project is in non-
compliance with Section .1700 of the NC Solid Waste Management Rules. On November 30, 1998 Reuse
Technology sent DEQ a letter stating, "Corrective actions for the coal combustion by-product fill in the berm at
the north end of Northside Business Park have been complete. All coal combustion by-products were removed
from the berm." On December 11, 1998 Reuse Technology submitted a notice of completion for the Northside
Business Park coal combustion by-product structural fill project.
Parcels where the CCB are still located: 048098 (2700 N Wesleyan Blvd.) and 048097 (2720 N Wesleyan Blvd.) RBD
Investments Inc (deed 1546/593)
Davy Conners, DWM/Solid Waste Section
Inspector Name and Division/Section
_(919) 707-8290
Phone Number
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