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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCCB0012_SmallAircraftLandingStrip_INSP_20191121STRUCTUAL FILL COAL ASH INSPECTION Page 1 of 7 Revised 2019 supplemental SF site inspection ID No. and Site Name: CCB0012 Small Aircraft Landing Strip County: Columbus County Date of Inspection / Site Visit: November 21, 2019 Inspection Performed by (Inspector / Division): Liz Patterson, Ben Jackson/ DWM, Solid Waste Section Physical Address / Crossroads of Location / GPS Location: James Grice Airstrip 862 Byrdville Freeman Road Delco, North Carolina 28436/ 34.30725 N -78.31638 W Size of Structural Fill: X<10,000 cubic yards (CY) Between 10,000 and 100,000 CY >100,000 CY Landowner verified: Nicholas J. Phelps and Brooke P. Phelps 862 Byrdville Freeman Road Delco, North Carolina 28436 Current use of site? Has use changed from last inspection? Are there any areas of exposed ash? Design concerns (if applicable) The CCB was used to create a landing strip for small aircraft. Current use has not changed since last inspection on December 29, 2009. What is the proximity of the structural fill to receptors? Private Dwellings - yes, see Figure 2: Proximity Map Community Centers - none Surface Water Features 50’ (Lakes, Ponds, Wetlands, Streams) - none Water Supply Wells 100’/500’ (Public and Private) - none Desktop Receptor Check Seasonal high groundwater table - unknown 100 year / 500 year floodplain - minimal flood risk, see Figure 3: Flood Risk Map Are there any known utilities in close proximity to, within and/or beneath the fill area? unknown STRUCTUAL FILL COAL ASH INSPECTION Page 2 of 7 Revised 2019 supplemental SF site inspection Past Noted Violations: (What were they and were the violations resolved?) NONE Additional Comments: Site located in Columbus County on Byrdville-Freeman Road. The property with the CCB is Nicholas J. Phelps and Brooke P. Phelps . The CCB was generated by Cogentrix Eastern Carolina Corp plants located in Lumberton and Elizabethtown, NC. An estimated 9,500 cy of CCB was to be used for this project. The CCB was used to create a landing strip for small aircraft. The CCB was mixed with a cementitious binder during the construction of the landing strip according to Mr. Stan Grice. Recordation is not required. There was no evidence of erosion and the site was heavily vegetated. Doesn’t appear to be any ash migration issues at the time of this audit. The project was completed in July 1995. Liz Patterson, DWM/Solid Waste Section 910-796-7405 Inspector Name and Division/Section Phone Number STRUCTUAL FILL COAL ASH INSPECTION Page 3 of 7 Revised 2019 supplemental SF site inspection Figure 1: Structural Fill Area STRUCTUAL FILL COAL ASH INSPECTION Page 4 of 7 Revised 2019 supplemental SF site inspection Figure 2: Proximity Mao STRUCTUAL FILL COAL ASH INSPECTION Page 5 of 7 Revised 2019 supplemental SF site inspection Figure 3: Flood Risk Map STRUCTUAL FILL COAL ASH INSPECTION Page 6 of 7 Revised 2019 supplemental SF site inspection Pictures Approximate middle of strip, north side facing west. STRUCTUAL FILL COAL ASH INSPECTION Page 7 of 7 Revised 2019 supplemental SF site inspection South side of strip, facing east.