3409_OverdaleYardWastePermitRenewalApplication_FID1450994_ 20200622

Hdrinc.com
440 S Church Street, Suite 1000, Charlotte, NC 28202-2075
704.338.6700

June 22, 2020

Ms. Sherri Stanley
Permitting Branch Head
NC DEQ Division of Waste Management
1646 Mail Service Center
Raleigh, NC 27699-1646

Re: Permit Application Renewal for Overdale Road Yard Waste Treatment and Processing Facility
Permit No. 3409-TP
Dear Ms. Stanley,
On behalf of the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Utilities, HDR is submitting this permit
application renewal for a yard waste treatment and processing facility at 4010 Old Milwaukee
Lane in Winston-Salem, NC (Permit No. 3409-TP). Three (3) hard copies of the permit application
is attached to this cover letter and one (1) digital copy has been emailed to your office.
The subject property is currently permitted as a Yard Waste Treatment and Processing Facility,
which is scheduled to expire on October 6, 2020. As an integral part of the City’s comprehensive
yard waste management program serving Forsyth County, this facility will continue to be used to
receive, grind and transport yard waste from this site, and composting will continue to not be
performed. In order to continue using this site without interruption, approval of this application by
October 6, 2020 is requested.
If you have any questions regarding this application or the site, please contact me at 704.338.6843.
Sincerely,
HDR Engineering Inc., of the Carolinas

Michael Plummer
Solid Waste Section Manager

Enclosures (3)

cc: Jan McHargue, City of Winston-Salem, Solid Waste Administrator
Gordon Dively, City of Winston-Salem, Solid Waste Engineering Supervisor

Overdale Road
Yard Waste
Treatment and
Processing Facility
Permit Application
City/County Utility Commission
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
June 2020

HDR Engineering, Inc. of the Carolinas
440 S. Church St. Suite 1000, Charlotte NC 28202
NC License F0116

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Table of Contents
Table of Contents ......................................................................................................................... i
1. Introduction ......................................................................................................................... 1
2. Contact Information ............................................................................................................. 2
3. Acceptable Materials ........................................................................................................... 2
4. Unacceptable Materials ....................................................................................................... 2
5. Estimated Amounts of Incoming Waste Materials ............................................................... 3
6. Equipment List .................................................................................................................... 4
7. Operations Plan .................................................................................................................. 4
8. Process Narrative ............................................................................................................... 6
9. Worker Safety and Training ................................................................................................ 7
10. Contingency Plans .......................................................................................................... 7
11. Record Keeping ............................................................................................................... 8

Appendices
Appendix A – Emergency Action Plan
Appendix B – Process Flow Diagram
Appendix C – Location Maps
Appendix D – Aerial Map
Appendix E – Topographic Maps
Appendix F – Zoning
Zoning Maps
Industrial Zoning District Classifications
Zoning Letter
Appendix G – Fire Station Information
Fire Station Location Maps
Fire Station Letter
Appendix H – Property Deed
Appendix I – Facility Site Plan

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1. Introduction

This Permit Application was prepared by the City/County Utility Commission of Winston-Salem,
North Carolina (City), for the Overdale Road Treatment and Processing Facility (Facility) located
at 4010 Old Milwaukee Lane in Winston-Salem, NC.
This Facility was originally permitted as a Large Type 1 Compost Facility in 1992. Compost Facility
permit renewals were applied for and approved by North Carolina Department of Environment
and Natural Resources (NCDENR) Division of Waste Management (DWM) in May 1999,
November 2004 and October 2010. In 2015, the City of Winston-Salem changed the operations
to a yard waste treatment and processing facility and ceased active composting operation on the
site. This Facility was approved by the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ)
in 2015 as a yard waste treatment and processing facility. This Facility currently holds Permit No.
3409-TP with the DWM. In accordance with North Carolina Solid Waste Rule 15A NCAC 13B
Section .0300 and the Treatment and Processing Guidance document, this Application is
submitted for the approval of the site as a Yard Waste Treatment and Processing Facility for a
period of five (5) years.
The City owns the property on which the Facility is located and is the governing and policy making
authority. Wallace Farm, Inc., under contract with the City, is the managing operator of the facility,
responsible for managing the site in accordance with all terms and conditions of the Agreement
between the City and Wallace Farm, Inc. and the DWM Permit issued to the City. With approval
from the City, Wallace Farm sub-contracts daily operational responsibility at the Facility to Wrico,
the company that has been operating the Facility for over 20 years. Wrico’s primary
responsibilities are to screen incoming loads, segregate and properly dispose of unacceptable
materials, stockpile raw materials, grind acceptable materials, stockpile ground materials and load
trailers on behalf of Wallace Farm. Wrico may also conduct the on-site sales of boiler fuel and
mulch if Wallace Farm chooses to exercise that option. The City may change contractors and
sub-contractors based on performance and adherence to the terms and conditions of the
Agreement with the City and the permit.
The 8.17-acre site opened in 1992 to serve the disposal needs of the surrounding community.
The waste stream is primarily from City curbside pickup, landscaping companies, local industry
and private individuals. During fiscal year 2018 to 2019, approximately 30,840 tons of waste were
received at the site. On average, 22,795 tons of material are delivered to the Facility annually.
The Facility is open to receive materials from 7:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, and
8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon on Saturday. The City may change the hours of operation to meet its
needs. The site accepts yard waste, limbs, brush, leaves, grass clippings, and other similar debris.
Untreated and unpainted wood, such as shipping pallets and dimensional lumber, are also
accepted.
Under the agreement between the City and Wallace Farm (Contractor), composting is no longer
performed at the Facility. Instead, the Contractor grinds and transfers all yard waste material
received at this Facility that is capable of being composted to his own permitted compost facility.
Boiler fuel and wood mulch products may be produced, sold and/or distributed at this Facility.
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2. Contact Information

For Division of Waste Management regulatory and compliance purposes, the following two
persons are the primary contacts with whom DWM staff should interact.
A. Property Owner and City Contact:
Mr. Wayne Turner (Yard Waste Processing Project Manager)
Utilities Administration
City of Winston-Salem
P.O. Box 2511
Winston-Salem, NC 27102
[phone]

B. Contracted Operator Contact:

Mr. Dean Lentz (Facility Operations Manager)
Wallace Farm, Inc.
14410 Eastfield Rd.
Huntersville, NC 28078
[phone]

3. Acceptable Materials

A. Yard trash as defined in NCGS §130A-290
B. Yard waste
C. Woody waste from disaster debris management sites and land clearing activities
D. Pallets
E. Untreated, unpainted wood
F. Leaves
G. Grass clippings

4. Unacceptable Materials

A. Whole scrap tires
B. Used oil
C. Municipal solid waste
D. Land clearing debris (stumps, etc.)
E. Construction and demolition waste (C&D)
F. White goods
G. Lead acid batteries
H. Hazardous waste
I. Asbestos containing waste
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J. Medical wastes
K. Any other waste banned by statute.

5. Estimated Amounts of Incoming Waste Materials

The monthly incoming waste estimates below are based on actual historical records of waste
delivered to the Facility during FY 2018-2019. It does not represent actual expected monthly
amounts which will vary according to several factors including seasonal growing conditions,
weather conditions, route realignments by City crews, yard cart service subscription rates,
customer landscaping habits, etc. The average annual amount of incoming waste, based on the
last five (5) years is 22,795 tons for a monthly average of 1,900 tons and a weekly average of
440 tons.
Estimated Amounts of Incoming Waste Materials by Type in Tons (FY 2018-2019)
Month Total
July 2,170
August 2,540
September 2,280
October 3,070
November 2,880
December 1,930
January 2,370
February 3,350
March 2,470
April 2,840
May 2,550
June 2,380
Totals 30,840

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6. Equipment List

This equipment list is not meant to be all-inclusive but only a representative example of the
types of equipment that will be found on the site during normal operations. The contractor will
utilize the equipment necessary to perform that tasks described in the Operations Plan and in
keeping with all permit terms and conditions, as well as maintaining the facility in a sanitary
condition.
A. Hammermills, tub grinders and horizontal wood hogs
B. Radial stackers
C. Excavators and track hoes
D. Wheeled loaders
E. Transfer vehicles and walking floor trailers
F. Loading ramps

Contractor is currently interested in installing a modular office unit at this facility. The
addition of this unit is currently under consideration by the City/Owner. DEQ will be
advised in the future should it be decided that this unit is to be added to the site.

7. Operations Plan

A. Hours and Days of Operation

The Facility is open between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday through
Friday, and from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon on Saturday. The hours of operation are subject
to change at the owner’s discretion. The observed holidays are New Year’s Day, Martin
Luther King Jr. Day, Good Friday, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day,
Thanksgiving Day and the day after, and Christmas Day.
Notices are posted at the scalehouse advising customers of observed holidays.

B. Weighing

All vehicles entering the Facility are required to stop at the scalehouse, which is located
at the entrance to the Facility. All vehicles are weighed on certified scales and the content
of the load is assessed. The weighmaster requests from the driver of the vehicle a
description of the waste it is carrying to ensure that unacceptable waste is not being
brought into the Facility. The weighmaster then collects payment and visually checks the
vehicle by means of a closed-circuit TV camera as it crosses the scale. If the weighmaster
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observes non-conforming or unacceptable waste, it is immediately rejected and the
vehicle is not allowed to unload. Please refer to Section 11 of the Permit Application for
record keeping instructions of incoming material.

C. Receiving and Stockpiling

Waste materials will be unloaded in the receiving areas designated on the Site Plan. Piles
of incoming material will be limited to 30 ft. high by 50 ft. wide and arranged in such a way
as to minimize the run-on, accumulation and collection of stormwater around the base of
the piles. Materials may be segregated by source or type depending on the contractor’s
ultimate use. For example, woody waste, pallets, dimensional lumber and similar
materials may be stored separately from the vegetative yard waste if boiler fuel or mulch
is being produced for local sale or distribution. On the other hand, if all the material bring
processed is destined for the Wallace Farm facility for further processing, materials may
be stored commingled. It is most likely that a combination of these storage approaches
will be utilized to make the most efficient use of the available resources.

On-site operators will observe unloading to insure that only acceptable materials are
unloaded. If an operator observes unacceptable material being unloaded, it will be
immediately rejected to the customer delivering the material for disposal at an approved
facility. Unacceptable material discovered after the customer has left the site will be
segregated into an area designated for rejects and contaminants for later removal and
disposal by the operator. Unacceptable waste capable of attracting vectors will be
immediately placed in waste storage containers. Other unacceptable wastes will be
stockpiled and containerized prior to transfer to a disposal facility.

D. Grinding and Stockpiling

All material is typically ground within 48 business hours of receipt on-site. After final
inspection, the waste is loaded into the yard waste and pallet processing unit (hammermill,
horizontal salvage hog or tub grinder). Woody waste, pallets and dimensional lumber are
ground separately from the yard waste. A radial stacker is used to stockpile the ground
material. The contractor will segregate piles by yard waste and woody waste but may
commingle them prior to transport off site. Piles of ground material will be limited to 30 ft.
high by 50 ft. wide and arranged in such a way as to minimize the run-on, accumulation
and collection of stormwater at the base of the piles. Any water that comes in contact with
the material will be contained on-site.

E. Distribution and Transfer

Ground woody waste, pallets, dimensional lumber and similar materials may be made
available for retail sale or distribution to the general public or private companies as mulch
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or boiler fuel. It may be picked up on site or delivered by the contracted Facility operator.
Otherwise, all processed material, including yard waste, will be transferred to a Wallace
Farm facility for further processing into mulch, boiler fuel or compost products on a
schedule that allows adequate storage space for additional incoming and ground material.

8. Process Narrative

This narrative is provided to give additional operational details of the Overdale Yard Waste
Treatment and Processing Facility. Refer to the Process Flow Diagram in Appendix B and Site
Plan in Appendix I in the permit application.
Incoming waste managed at the Facility primarily includes curbside collected yard waste from
Forsyth County; materials dropped off by the general public; private companies disposing of yard
waste; pallets and materials such as untreated, unpainted wood waste from processing plants;
and storm debris. A City staff person manages the scale area where the material is weighed.
The weighmaster confirms the material make-up of the load and directs the customer to one of
two receiving areas shown on the Site Plan.
Yard waste, composed mostly of grass clippings, small brush and other small vegetative debris
is generally processed separately from the other materials. As the yard waste is processed
through the hammermill, horizontal wood hog or tub grinder, a radial stacker (conveyor) is
operated to create a stockpile. Ground yard waste is typically transferred to the Wallace Farm
Facility within three (3) days after processing.
The pallets, dimensional lumber, woody waste (such as tree trunks and large tree limbs),
engineered wood products (such as plywood and particleboard) and unpainted, untreated wood
are processed separately. Again, a radial stacker is used to develop a stockpile of processed
material. The resulting mulch product is managed in bulk piles and then offered for sale or
distribution to the general public or private companies. Mulch sold or distributed to the general
public may be Coarse Mulch (single-ground) or Fine Mulch (double-ground). Any mulch not sold
or distributed is transferred to the Wallace Farm Facility for further processing into mulch products
or compost.
When the hammermill or grinder is being operated, the loader operators visually screen the
material for contaminants. Contaminants include materials which are not accepted at the Facility
but were not discovered by the scale attendant, or materials which would harm the equipment.
Unacceptable waste includes material such as construction demolition waste, painted wood,
metal, and large stumps from land-clearing operations. The unacceptable material is stockpiled
in the reject/non-conforming area and is disposed of by the operator at an approved disposal
facility.

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9. Worker Safety and Training

All operating personnel shall receive training, safety equipment, and supervision necessary to
carry out their assigned duties. Required training for the Contractor is performed by the
Contractor. Refer to the Emergency Action Plan in Appendix A regarding emergency protocols.

10. Contingency Plans

A. Equipment Breakdown

In the event of equipment failures or scheduled maintenance, other equipment can be
brought to the site by either the managing contractor, Wallace Farm, or the sub-contractor,
Wrico.

B. Non-Conforming and Hazardous Waste

All waste is screened both at the scalehouse and in the receiving areas. If non-conforming
or hazardous waste is discovered at the scalehouse, it is rejected immediately. If non-
conforming waste is found in the receiving areas, it is sent to a separate area which has
been dedicated for such material. The reject/non-conforming waste shall be hauled to the
proper disposal facility when the area is full. If hazardous waste is found in the receiving
area, it will be segregated by the operator and properly disposed of by the City.

C. Vectors and Odors

To minimize the potential threat of vectors, all incoming material is typically ground within
48 business hours of receipt. To minimize potential odors, material is typically turned over
(sold or distributed in the case of wood mulch) or transferred off-site within three (3)
business days after being processed.

D. Wind

In order to confine material potentially blown by wind within the facility area, all windblown
material resulting from the operation shall be collected and returned to the designated
area by the Contractor at the conclusion of each day of operation.
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E. Fire, Medical and Natural Disaster Emergencies

Please refer to the Emergency Action Plan in Appendix A.

11. Record Keeping

Records shall be maintained for a minimum of five (5) years. Records shall be available for
inspection by Division of Waste Management (DWM) personnel during normal business hours
and shall be sent to DWM upon request:
(1) The quantity of waste received.
(2) The quantity and type of waste processed.
(3) The quantity and type of material produced by product classification.
(4) The quantity and type of material removed for use or disposal, by product classification,
and the market or permitted disposal or processing facility.

Annual Reporting: An annual facility report for the period July 1 to June 30 shall be submitted to
DWM in accordance with established reporting requirements and shall contain:
(1) The Facility name, address, and permit number.
(2) The total quantity in tons, of waste received at the Facility during the year.
(3) The total quantity in tons and type of material produced at the Facility, by product
classification, during the year covered by the report.
(4) The total quantity in tons and type of material removed for end use, disposal or further
processing from the Facility, by product classification, along with a general description of
the market if for use during the year covered by the report.

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Appendix A – Emergency
Action Plan

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OVERDALE YARD WASTE
TREATMENT & PROCESSING FACILITY

Winston-Salem, NC

EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN

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OVERDALE YARD WASTE T & P FACILITY EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN

A. Purpose

The Overdale Yard Waste Treatment & Processing Facility Emergency Action Plan
(Plan) is to provide all City and contractor employees with the proper information to
protect themselves, co-workers, and the public in the event of an emergency. This Plan is
designed to meet the requirements of OSHA 1910.38(a) and 1910.120.

B. Definitions

1. Emergencies shall include such events as fire and explosion, tornado and
hurricane, bomb threat, or chemical spills. This Plan will detail the appropriate
emergency action for each.

2. Severe fires shall be any fire which is not extinguishable by a portable fire
extinguisher, or a fire within a confined space which would require entering the
space to extinguish it, or a fire involving explosive or toxic materials.

3. The assembly point shall be the area in which all employees gather in the event of
an emergency.

C. Responsible Persons and Emergency Phone Numbers

The following people are responsible for implementing and training City employees on
the Plan. If employees have questions, they should contact one of the persons listed
below.

Facility Manager, Wallace Farm – Dean Lentz
[phone] (M)

Project Manager, City of Winston-Salem – Wayne Turner
[phone] (M)

See Section G for other emergency numbers.

In the case of emergency evacuation, each section supervisor is responsible for
accountability of his/her employees and all visitors. Every employee is responsible for
his/her safety and for preventing job-related accidents or injuries by complying with all
work place safety policies and related procedures.

This Plan shall be issued to the contractor for his training purposes.

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D. Types of Emergencies

1. Fire and Explosion

a) In the event of a fire or explosion, all personnel shall evacuate the area
with caution. Listed below are the assembly areas for each potential area
in question:

1) Front gate at Facility entrance.
2) Scalehouse.

2. Tornado and Hurricane

a) In the event of a tornado or hurricane with sufficient warning, all landfill
personnel shall move with caution to Fire Station #5 located at 771 Palmer
Lane. In the event of a tornado without warning, personnel should
temporarily retreat to the scalehouse.

3. Bomb Threat

a) In the event of a bomb threat, the highest ranking supervisor shall be
responsible for making sure the site has been evacuated and the site
secured (doors locked, access to site/or building prohibited, contractors
notified, and proper warning signs posted).

To alert other personnel away from the main building the highest-ranking
person shall notify them not to return to the Facility. They should be
instructed to meet at the appointed safe area.

b) The procedures listed in the policy should be followed with the exception
of the safe area and method of notifying employees. The location listed
below is a safe area in case of a bomb threat:

Overdale Yard Waste Facility - Evacuate to Fire Station #5 on Palmer
Lane
4. Chemical Spills

a) In the event of a spill, the highest ranking supervisor shall notify and
instruct employees and staff members to meet at the appointed safe area.
Under no circumstances shall an employee or staff member remain in a
hazardous area to operate equipment. The highest ranking supervisor shall
promptly notify proper authorities.

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E. Emergency Procedures

1. Under no circumstances shall an employee remain in a hazardous area to operate
equipment. Evacuation is mandatory.

2. Employee Accounting:

In the event of an emergency, the site supervisor(s) or, in his/her absence, the
senior person will take charge at the assembly point and account for all persons at
the landfill.

The highest ranking supervisor(s) at the assembly point will be responsible for
accounting for all persons on-site. Once everyone has been accounted for, no one
may leave the assembly point without the assembly point supervisor’s permission.

All persons should reach the Assembly Point within minutes of the alarm. All
persons unaccounted for after this time will be assumed to be down and their
names and last known location will be provided to the fire/rescue personnel by the
assembly point supervisor.

3. Assigned Responsibilities:

In the event of an emergency evacuation, the following personnel shall have these
responsibilities:

Person discovering the emergency condition:

· Report the situation to 911.
· Take first aid kit to the assembly point site supervisor(s) or senior person.
· Report to the assembly point and begin accounting for persons on-site.
· Coordinate actions with emergency response personnel; report all missing
persons.

4. Employees are not required to administer medical attention but may offer first aid
normally given to any accident victim. Only properly trained personnel shall
attempt rescue of an employee in a hazardous atmosphere.

5. The preferred means of reporting an emergency is by telephone (call 911). The
next preferred method of reporting is by telephone (call City Link at (336) 727-
8000). The least preferred method of reporting is by word of mouth. In all cases
be sure to give emergency personnel an address, phone number, injuries, if any
are known, and type of emergency.

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F. Training

The supervisory employees shall be responsible to make sure all employees receive initial
training on this policy. They also shall ensure that employees are retrained whenever
sections of this policy are changed or updated.

G. Emergency Response Phone Numbers

EMERGENCY (FIRE/POLICE) ..............................................................911
Emergency Management (Local) .............................................[phone]
Risk Management (Local) ................. [phone] or [phone](Cell)
Emergency Medical Service (Local – Forsyth County) ............[phone]
NC Department of Environmental Quality
Winston-Salem Regional Office ...............................................[phone]
NC Department of Environmental Quality
Environmental Emergency Contact Number ...........................1-800-858-0368
US National Response Center ..................................................1-800-424-8802
NC Emergency Management ....................................................[phone]
Chemtrec ..................................................................................[phone]
Poison Control Center ..............................................................1-800-222-1222

* If possible, consult your supervisor before using the number listed.

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Appendix B – Process Flow
Diagram

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Process Flow DiagramOverdale Yard Waste Treatment Processing Facility - Winston-Salem, NC1.Material is typically ground within 48 hours of receipt.2.3.4.Ground yard waste is transferred directly to WF for further processing into mulch or compost products.Notes:Mulch made from processed woody waste, pallets & lumber is sold, distributed or transferred to WF.Maximum size of stockpiles for incoming and processed materials is 30' high X 50' high.Incoming materials~23,000 tons/yearUnacceptableMaterials DisposalNominal tons/yearYard Waste~5,000 tons/yearTransfer to Wallace FarmWoody Waste~12,000 tonsSell /distribute as mulch or boiler fuel or transfer to Wallace FarmPallets &Lumber~6,000 tonsSell /distribute as mulch or transfer to Wallace FarmPortable Grinder with ConveyorPortable Grinder with ConveyorHammermill & Radial StackerSingle ground mulch productSingle ground mulch productDouble ground mulch product
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Appendix C – Location Maps

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Sources: Esri, HERE, Garmin, Intermap, increment P Corp., GEBCO, USGS,FAO, NPS, NRCAN, GeoBase, IGN, Kadaster NL, Ordnance Survey, EsriJapan, METI, Esri China (Hong Kong), (c) OpenStreetMap contributors, andthe GIS User Community
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Location Map
4010 Old Milwaukee Lane
Winston-Salem, NC
PIN 6833-75-9831.00
Block 2719
Lots 11D & 16E (Yellow)
4010 Old Milwaukee Lane, Winston-Salem, NC
Location Map
4010 Old Milwaukee Lane
Winston-Salem, NC
PIN 6833-75-9831.00
Block 2719
Lots 11D & 16E (Yellow)
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Appendix E – Topographic
Maps

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City of Winston-Salem | Overdale Yard Waste Treatment and Processing Facility Permit Application
Appendices

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Appendix F – Zoning

Zoning Maps
Industrial Zoning District Classifications
Zoning Letter

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Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Unified Development Ordinance Excerpt

2-1.4 INDUSTRIAL ZONING DISTRICTS - PURPOSE STATEMENTS AND REGULATIONS
The following industrial districts are established:
Table B.2.3
Industrial Zoning Districts
Symbol District Name
LI Limited Industrial
GI General Industrial
CI Central Industrial

These industrial districts are established to accommodate enterprises engaged in the manufacturing,
processing, or assembling of goods, merchandise, or equipment. The standards established for these
districts are designed to promote industrial development and to protect nearby residential areas from
undesirable aspects of industrial development. Whenever possible, these districts should be separated
from residential districts by natural or structural boundaries, such as streams, topographic features,
vegetation, major streets, or similar features. When an industrial rezoning proposal is considered, the
Growth Management Plan and the industrial land use goals and recommendations in Legacy shall be used
as guides, in conjunction with other factors, in determining the appropriateness of the proposed district.
(A) LI Limited Industrial District
(1) Purpose. .....The LI District is primarily intended to accommodate limited manufacturing,
wholesaling, warehousing, research and development, and related commercial and service
activities which, in their normal operations, have little or no adverse effect upon adjoining
properties. The district is established to provide locations for industrial development in GMAs 1,
2, 3 and 4 and Metro Activity Centers.
(2) General Dimensional Requirements - LI.
Zoning
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unlimited

Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Unified Development Ordinance Excerpt

1. Whenever a lot in a nonresidential district other than the NB or NO Districts shares a common
boundary line with a lot in a residential district (except RM-U), YR, AG, or H District with no
intervening street or highway, the lot in the nonresidential district shall have a required setback
along the shared boundary line of not less than forty (40) feet or shall have the required setback
for the nonresidential district, whichever is greater.
2. Side yards are not required, however any side yard provided adjacent to an interior lot line shall
be not less than twelve (12) feet in width. A space less than six (6) inches in width between an
interior lot line and a building wall shall not be regarded as a side yard.
3. There is no height limit unless adjacent to property zoned RS, RM (except RM-U), YR, AG, or H.
Height of the structure above seventy (70) feet may be increased by one foot for each foot of
additional setback above the minimum required, if adjacent to property zoned RS, RM (except
RM-U), YR, AG, or H.
(3) Supplementary District Requirements. .....See Section B.2-6.2 for permitted accessory uses and
limitations.
(B) Reserved
(C) GI General Industrial District
(1) Purpose. ..... The GI District is primarily intended to accommodate a wide range of assembling,
fabricating, and manufacturing activities. The district is established for the purpose of designating
appropriate locations and establishing development regulations for uses which may have
significant environmental impacts or which require special measures to ensure compatibility with
adjoining properties. The district is established to provide locations for major developments in
GMAs 1, 2 and 3.
(2) General Dimensional Requirements - GI.
Zoning
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1. Whenever a lot in a nonresidential district other than the NB or NO Districts shares a common
boundary line with a lot in a residential district (except RM-U), YR, AG, or H District with no
intervening street or highway, the lot in the nonresidential district shall have a required setback
along the shared boundary line of not less than forty (40) feet or shall have the required setback
for the nonresidential district, whichever is greater.
2. Side yards are not required, however any side yard provided adjacent to an interior lot line shall
be not less than twelve (12) feet in width. A space less than six (6) inches in width between an
interior lot line and a building wall shall not be regarded as a side yard.
Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Unified Development Ordinance Excerpt

3. There is no height limit unless adjacent to property zoned RS, RM (except RM-U), YR, AG, or H.
Height of the structure above seventy (70) feet may be increased by one foot for each foot of
additional setback beyond the minimum required, if adjacent to property zoned RS, RM (except
RM-U), YR, AG, or H.
(3) Supplementary District Requirements. .....See Section B.2-6.2 for permitted accessory uses and
limitations.
(D) CI Central Industrial District
(1) Purpose. .....The CI District is intended to accommodate biomedical, technological, scientific, and
other public and private research uses within GMA 1. The district is also intended to accommodate
a pedestrian oriented mixture of uses such as office, retail, residential and light manufacturing to
support the primary research function of the district. The district encourages innovation by offering
flexibility in design and layout requirements in an urban context. Development in the CI District
should incorporate pedestrian oriented design elements such as facade articulation, sidewalks,
open space plazas, entrances facing the street, windows, awnings, and structured parking.
(2) General Dimensional Requirements. .....Except as specified in this section, there are no general
dimensional requirements for the CI District.
(3) Streetyard. .....Please refer to Section B.3-4.3(B)(5) for streetyard requirements applicable in the
CI District.
(4) Setbacks from Residential Districts. .....Whenever a lot in a nonresidential district other than the
NB or NO Districts shares a common boundary line with a lot in a residential district (except RM-
U), YR, AG, or H District with no intervening street or highway, the lot in the nonresidential district
shall have a required setback along the shared boundary line of not less than forty (40) feet or
shall have the required setback for the nonresidential district, whichever is greater.
(5) Supplementary District Requirements.
(a) Sidewalks. .....Sidewalks shall be required along both sides of all streets and shall connect
buildings with open space areas.
(b) Screening. .....Loading, service and utility areas shall be visually screened or designed and
located in a manner not to have an adverse visual impact from any adjoining street, excluding
limited access interstates or highways.
(c) Mechanically Stabilized Slopes. ..... (W) See Section C.5-7(B)(3).
(UDO-170(W), § 1, 4-2-07; UDO-170(F), § 1, 5-14-07; UDO 175(W), § 1, 8-6-07; UDO-
185(W), § 11, 4-7-08; UDO-185(F), § 11, 7-11-08; UDO-218, § 2, 10-4-10)

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Mr. Barry Shearin
Utilities Division
Dear Barry:
CITY OF WINSTON-SALEM
[,'i:3PECTIO:-i5 OIn:3IO\
September 14,1998
Re: Ta;r;Lots 16B,16E & llD
Tax Block 2719
Forsyth COllnty Tax il1aps
Overdale Road
The above described property is zoned General IndIlStrial (GI) and the lIsefor a yard
waste composting and processing site is permitted.
If you have any additional questions, please give me a call at :336) 727-8016.
Sincerely,
Bill Petree
Zoning Code Enforcement Supervisor
BP/vmp
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Appendix G – Fire Station
Information

Fire Station Location Maps
Fire Station Letter

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Fire Station 05
771 Palmer Ln.
Overdale
T&P Facility
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Appendix H – Property Deed

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Appendix I – Facility Site
Plan

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Overdale T & P Facility Site Plan
0 0.025 0.050.0125 mi
0 0.04 0.080.02 km
1:1,128
Disclaimer: Forsyth County cannot guarantee the accuracy of this information, and the County hereby disclaims all warranties, including warranties as to the accuracy of this information.
Perimeter Fence
Fire Hydrant
Street Lights
Gate
Gate
Scales & Office
Rejects Area
Receiving Area 1
Receiving
Area 2
Grinding Area 2
Stokcpiling,
Loading &
Distribution
Area 1
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Stokcpiling, Loading &
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