4401_ROSCANS_1978

DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES
DIVISION OF HEALTH SERVICES
RALEIGH
December 22, 1978
Mr. J. R. Fluharty, Supervisor
Environmental Control
Champion Papers
Canton Mill
Canton, North Carolina 28716
Dear Mr. Fluharty:
The design for the papermill sludge landfill, Site 5B,
submitted by Law Engineering is approved and construction
may be initiated as soon as desired. However, prior to placing
sludge into the site, the design and construction of the holding
pond and leachate removal and treatment systems must be approved.
Respectfully,
William L. Meyer
Environmental Engineer
Solid Waste & Vector Control Branch
Sanitary Engineering Section
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cc: Mr. J. W. Moore, Jr.

N. C. DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES
DIVISION OF HEALTH SERVICES
SOLID WASTE & VECTOR CONTROL BRANCH
P. 0. BOX 2091
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLD-A 27602
Wake County
Raleigh, NC
ORDER OF APPROVAL
for
Champion Papers Landfill - 2B
SR 1539
?. Order of Apnra ai Issued to Champion Papers
Oil ___ January,4 78 _
II. Required information for evaluating proposed site and operational plans for a sanitary
landfill on the below described property has been submitted for review in compliance
with the 'Solid Waste Management Rules". Those plans are hereby approved for operatic
with a complete set of the approved plans being returned to the applicant.
III. Description of Property: BEGINNING on a stake at or near the South bank of Pigeon
River, Northeast corner of that tract conveyed by Carter to U. S. Plywood -Champion
Papers, Inc. (now Champion International Corporation) and runs with line of that
tract S.110 30'W. 889 ft. to a point in center of Old Crabtree Road; thence S.850
351E. 193 ft. to a stake; thence S.780 30'E. 132 ft. to an Oak tree; thence S.80
20'E. 27.72 ft. to center of State Road #1539; thence the following seven calls in
center of said State Road; N.480 00'E. 181.5 ft.; N.660 351E. 363 ft; N.790 00'E.
212.82 ft.; N.650 00'E 231 ft.; N. 840 001E. 257.4 ft.; N.740 00'E. 179.9 ft.;
N.86 E. 97.3 ft. to stake in center of road; thence•N.1° 30'E. 874.5 ft. to South
bank of Pigeon River; thence the following.eight calls along bank of river; S.820
00'W. 495 ft.; S.870 00'W. 118.8 ft.; S.770 00'W. 148.5 ft.; S.640 001W. 95.7 ft.;
S.610 001W 257.4 ft.; S.730 30'W. 66 ft.; S.180 301W. 118.2 ft.; thence continuing
with the South bank of river 400 ft., more or less, to the BEGINNING, containing
33 acres, more or less, as per survey and plat of Hugh K. Terrell, Registered Land
Surveyor, dated July, 1976.
IV. Effective Date: This approval is not
document with the Register of Deeds in
located. (G.S. 130-166.21)
This is to certify t1hat this is an exact and true
copy of the above order of approval.
racob Koomen, M.D., M.P.H.
Director
Division of Health Services
effective until the applicant has recorded this
the county where the sanitary landfill is
/ Jerry . Perkins, Head
Solid Waste & Vector Control Branch
Sanitary Engineering Section
DES Form 2510 (8/76)
Solid Waste & Vector Control Branch

INFORMATION for APPROVAL
of
SANITARY LANDFILL SITE
and
OPERATIONAL PLANS
LANDFILL ® 2 - B
(Cole Tract)
May 1977
CHAMPION PAPERS
Champion International Corporation:
Canton Mill
Canton, North Carolina

GTEWML INFORMATION
Champion Papers, Division of Champion International, operates an'
integrated pulp, paper and paperboard mill at Canton, North Carolina.
Fourteen miles west, near Waynesville.. Champion operates. a sheet
converting plant and a polyethylene extrusion coating operation for put-
ting plastic coating on milk stock.
Current mill production is over 1350 tons of pulp per day and
almost 1500 tons of paper and foodboard each day. The mill
operates 24 hours daily, seven days a week. A total of 2460
employed at Canton and Waynesville. Of this number 2210 are at
the Canton Mill.
Manufacturing operations at the Canton Mill include: Steam
and electric power generation facilities, pine and hardwood pulp mills
using the sulphate chemical process, multistage bleaching systems,
chlorine production'facilities, five paper machines, one foodboard
machine, sheeting, trimming and packing equipment, warehousing and
shipping facilities. The chemical recovery operations consist of
multiple effect evaporators, two recovery furnaces, two lime kilns
and cooking chemical preparation facilities.
The mill generates large quantities of solid wastes from primary
and secondary waste water treatment facilities, fly ash from three
coal burning boilers, cinders from a combination coal -bark burning
boiler, excess lime sludge, bark and small quantities of other mis-
cellaneous materials. All solid wastes are hauled by truck from the
mill area to landfill sites located two to three miles from the mill.

N. C. DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES
DIVISION OF HEALTH SERVICES
CHECK -OFF SHEET FOR PROPOSED SANITARY LANDFILL SITES
COUNTY s. '
PROPERTY OWNER 'fillII
PROPOSED OPERATOR
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AC RE S SO
1. Is this site within the boundaries of a public water supply
watershed? Watershed YES NO
2. Does any portion of this site contain floodplain areas?. YES NO
3. Are there public or privae wells nearby that could be affected? YES NO
Nearest well in feet tElaborate in Comments Section)
4. Are there springs present on the site? Number fir, ti YES NO
5. Will this site require dyking? bz- e41U8V k 1YES NO
b. Will this site require piping of surface drainage? YES �� NO
7. Not precluding required boring information, does this site have
adequate cover material for -t-he sanitary landfill development? YES NO
8. Will this site require diversion of surface Ovate .WES 1` NO
Receiving stream for surface drainage from site i
9. Will this site require extensive preparation, such as clearing? YES NO
(Elaborate in Comments Section)
I.Q. Will this site require a new all-weather access road? YES 2.�� NO
(Elaborate in Conmients Section) - -
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1.1. Evaluate the following: POOR GOOD EXCELLENT
A. Surface soil conditions as related to cover requirements
B. Location as related to population density
C. Accessibility to users
12. Based on the observations made above and otherwise, do you recommend that the requestor
proceed with the requirements of Section IX of the Division of Health Services
"Rules and Regulations Providing Standards for Solid Waste Disposal"?
YES' NO
13. COMMENTS: (Inclnde any requi ements not d by o for t e sanitaary landfill de lopment
d operation
a) P�'
14. Number of borings recommended for a representative sampling of the site
15. Percent of usable land ). Include sketch of site on back of this form.
DA E Division of 1 -lth Services
� i.strlct Sanitarian for Solid Waste
SBH FORM 1350 (1/72) __6_r�
Solid Waste & Vector Control Branch
Sanitary Engineering Section

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C ©L> rZ -T-CZ A C_T
'VILLIAM R. ALLEN
MEMBER
April 13, 1977
HAYWOOD COUNTY
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
HAROLD D. LONG
CHAIRMAN AND COUNTY MANAGER
WAYNESVILLE, N. C.
28786
State of North Carolina
:Department of Human Resources
Division of Health Services
Raleigh, North Carolina 27601
To Whom It May Concern:
Re: Additional Landfill Site for Champion Papers
Canton Mill
FRANK D. BRADSHAW
MEMBER
After careful review of the proposed landfill site for
Champion Papers in Canton, located in Haywood County, the
Haywood County Board of Commissioners cannot find any reasons
why the site should not be approved.
The official approval of the additional landfill site is
recorded in the minutes'of the Haywood County Board of
Commissioners, dated February, 1977.
If we can be of further assistance, feel free to contact the
Haywood County Board of Commissioners.
Sincerely,
Harold D. Long, Chairman
Haywood County Board of Commissioners
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CC: D. W. Randolph

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PROPERTY DESCRIPTION - LA14DFILL 2-B
Reproduced below is that portion of the lease agreement with
Pat and Louise B. Cole describing property leased to Champion
International for Landfall purposes:
4
j conditions which hereafter appear, the following described pro--
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erty, located in Haywood County, North Carolina, to -wit:
BEGINNING on a stake at or near the South bank of Pigeon
River, Northeast corner of that tract conveyed by Carter
to U-S. Plywood -Champion Papers, Inc. (now Champion In-
ternational Corporation) and runs with line of that tract
S.110 30'W. 889 ft. to -a point in center of Old Crabtree
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d.6 L/QM, Ani36s 6LV 4s iJ. V..% ✓J fir• r.sv �' v v� _ .v _._ _) _- ___
30'E. 132 ft. to an Oak tree; thence S.8° 20'E. 27.72 ft.
to center of State Road #15.39; thence the following seven
calls in center of said State Road; N.48° 00'E. 181.5 ft.;
N.660 35'E. 363 ft; N.790 00'E. 212.82 ft.; N.650 00'E.
231 ft.; N.840 00'E. 257.4 ft.; N.74° 001E. 179.9 ft.;
N.860 E. 97.3 ft. to stake in center of road; thence N.1'
30'E. 874.5 ft. to South bank of Pigeon River;ther_ce the
following eight. calls along bank of river; S.82° 00!W.
495 ft.; S.870 00'W. 118.8 ft.; S.770 00'W. 148:5 ft.;
S.640 00'W. 95.7 ft.; S.610 001W 257.4 ft.; S.730 30'W.
66 ft.: S.180 30'W. 118.2 ft.; thence continuing with the
South bank of river 400 ft., more or less, to the Begin-
ning, containing 33 acres, more or less, as per survey
and plat of Hugh K._Terrell, Registered nand Surveyor,
dated duly, 1976.

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CHAMPION INTERNA
TOPOGRAPHIC SUR\
LANDFILL AREA #2
MATHESON ,HINTZ & ASc
FLETCHER , N.C.

CHAMPION INTERNA
TOPOGRAPHIC SUR
LANDFILL AREA #2-
MATHESON,HINTZ & ASS
FLETCHER , N. C.

In the attached bound Engineering Report are complete detail
plans and drawings pertaining to the Landfill site.
The data shows site dimensions, original elevations, fill elevations,
trenching, filling plans and soil boring information.
SUBSURFACE INVESTIGATION AND ENGINEERING RECOYMNDATIONS
PROPOSED LANDFILL No. 2B
CHAMPION PAPERS
Canton, North Carolina
Letco. Job No. Chg. 3690
Law Engineering Testing Company
Charlotte, N.C.

OPERATIONAL REPORT
Landfill 2-B is to be used for industrial wastes from Champion
Papers' Canton Mill. These wastes, amounting to approximately 1500
cubic yards each day and comprised of centrifuge cake (501"0, fly ash
and cinders (22.5%), excess lime, sludges (14%) and bark (12.5%).
Under normal mill operating conditions solid wastes will be hauled
to Landfill 2-B between the hours of 7 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. daily.
It will be a seven-day week operation. Whenever the waste quantity
generated at the mill exceeds that which can be hauled during those
hours, the hauling period will be extended beyond the eight -hour day.
There are periods, during bark boiler repairs and lime kiln repairs,
when it will be necessary to haul round the -clock. When this is done,
at night as a safety precaution, two men will be assigned to each
truck. Spread and cover of material.hauled at night will be done the
following day.
A bulldozer with operator will be at landfill site during the hours
of 7 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. When necessary, this period will be extended
to meat spread cover requirements. A front-end loader with 5 cubic
yard bucket is available whenever needed. A dual wheel truck equipped
...,� +�S:,l a arrnvi no egn-J prent is Q.-O open to thft
landfill operation for vector and odor controls A twelve cubic yard
dump truck is also assigned for use at the landfill.
Additional earth -moving equipment will be obtained from a local
contractor for dike construction and stock piling of cover soil. This
equipment will include bulldozers, front-end loaders, Payscraper
pans and sheepfoot packer.
Frank J. Clontz, Manager, Materials Services at the Canton bill
is the individual responsible for operation and maintenance of the
site.
After completion of landfill, the area will be used for pasture as
well as hay, corn and tobacco crops. The anticipated life time of
Landfill 2-B project is approximately six to seven years.
In 1975 Champion Papers completed construction at the Canton Mill
a filter press installation costing $29600,000. This installation
permits the activated sludge to be treated separately, forming a dense
cake. Removal of activated sludge from other centrifuge cake will
produce a dryer and more acceptable material for our landfills. Since
the centrifuge cake is about 50% of our wastes, this installation should
greatly improve the stability of the operation.

APPLICATION FOR VARIANCE - LANDFILL 2-B (Cole Tract)
The SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT RULES, Subchapter 1OC-Sol i.d Waste
and Vector Control, SECTION, 0118 VARIANCES, provides for the
Division of Health Services to grant variances from prescribed
operational requirements outlined in Section 0116 (3).
The proposed Laldfill 2 B site will, be used for disposal of
industrial wastes from Champion Papers Canton Mill. The wastes
consist of centrifuge cake, wood fibre, fly ash, cinders, excess
lime sludge and bark.
Approximately 50% of Champion Papers' wastes are centrifuge cafe.
The remaining wastes are comprised mostly of fly ash, cinders,
lime sludge and bark. Occasionally these materials are mixed with
the centrifuge cake. Frequently they are used as cover materials,
especially the fly ash, cinders and bark. Spread and cover of wastes
is done on a daily basis with the above mentioned materials.
Champion Papers requests the DIVISION of HEALTH SERVICES
consider granting a variance from compacted daily cover of. its
wastes. We ramiest to uaP the materials noted in above naragrauh for
cover of landfill wastes. The materials, have been used satisfactorily
in the past at other landfills operated by the company.