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4101_Guilford_HighPoint_MSWLF_Seaboard_RemedialProgressReport_FID1608157_20210901
SEABOARD GROUP II AND THE CITY OF HIGH POINT September 1, 2021 Eric B. Aufderhaar, P.G., Environmental Program Consultant North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality Division of Waste Management 1646 Mail Service Center Raleigh, North Carolina 27699-1646 Re: Remedial Action Progress Report, 2021 Second Quarter Former Seaboard Chemical and Riverdale Drive Landfill Site Jamestown, Guilford County, North Carolina Dear Mr. Aufderhaar: The Seaboard Group II and the City of High Point are providing this 2021 Second Quarter Remedial Action Progress Report for the former Seaboard Chemical Corporation facility and the closed Riverdale Drive Landfill located in Jamestown, NC. During the second quarter of 2021 the mechanical and phytoremediation treatment systems processed 3,485,364 gallons of extracted groundwater and leachate. Also during the second quarter of 2021 the following shutdown exceeding one day in duration occurred: Date Duration Reason for Shutdown May 8, 2021 1.5 days Automatic — Power failure May 16, 2021 1.0 day Clogged P703 Lines cleared lines May 30, 2021 1.0 day Automatic — Power failure June 1, 2021 1.0 day Automatic — Power Failure June 6, 2021 1.0 day P703 or media filter issue backwashed lines The attached figures provide the results of the full scale operation of the treatment system during the first quarter of 2021, including: Operating Data, Process Flow Data, Static Water Level Data, System Chemistry, Utility Use Data, and Contaminant Removal Efficiency. Please contact Mr. Gary D. Babb (919/605-4719) or Craig Coslett (610/435-1151) if there are any questions or comments. Please direct correspondence related to this matter to: Mr. Craig Coslett de maximis, inc. 1550 Pond Road, Suite 120 Allentown, PA 18104 Communications via electronic mail should be directed to gdbabb@gmail.com and ccoslett@demaximis.com. Respectfully, Seaboard Group II and City of High Point Gary D. Babb, P.G. Babb & Associates, P.A. cc: Dave Nutt, Esq. - Seaboard Trustee Jim Schenker, Technical Committee Oversight Craig Coslett — Project Oversight Coordinator Terry Houk - City of High Point Trustee Amos Dawson, Seaboard Group II Counsel Hayes Finley, City of High Point Counsel Jackie Drummond - NCDEQ Division of Solid Waste SEABOARD GROUP II & THE CITY OF HIGH POINT Quarterly Units of QUARTERLY LOG -Q22021 INITIAL WEEK WEEK WEEK WEEK4 WEEK WEEK WEEK WEEK WEEK WEEK 10 WEEK 11 WEEK 12 WEEK 13 Totals Measure METER READING e LEACHATE (GALLONS) 8,958,788 9,092,416 9,233,614 9,366,352 9,505,948 9,651,180 9,745,632 9,813,092 9,917,422 9,971,398 10,023,458 10,091,552 10,157,817 10,222,304 1,263,516 GALLONS LSl-RWs (GALLONS) 7,125,336 7,204,968 7,285,867 7,359,585 7,442,519 7,516,076 7,567,270 7,622,854 7,708,203 7,755,129 7,796,995 7,875,562 7,952,332 8,039,599 914,263 GALLONS PWDR1(GALLONS) 9,260,028 9,358,852 9,453,896 9,536,696 9,631,668 9,735,252 9,802,816 9,856,984 9,943,222 10,012,295 10,076,132 10,162,648 10,227,521 10,311,787 1,051,759 GALLONS SIS-RWs(GALLONS) 3,086,374 3,114,773 3,141,328 3,164,676 3,191,455 3,219,460 3,239,816 3,254,760 3,278,281 3,296,636 3,313,717 3,336,152 3,355,900 3,377,264 290,890 GALLONS PHYTO DISCH. (GALLONS) 9,006,200 9,345,324 9,682,584 9,984,204 10,317,707 10,651,986 10,887,541 11,078,359 11,382,664 11,571,825 11,750,668 12,006,642 12,234,503 12,491,564 3,485,364 GALLONS AIR STRIP. RUNTIME (HRS) 11,491 11,659 11,827 11,976 12,144 12,334 12,474 12,573 12,738 12,872 13,014 13,182 13,349 13,517 2026 (92.8%) HOURS LSl COMP RUN (HOURS) 15,250 15,420 15,590 15,740 15,910 16,100 16,240 16,340 16,500 16,640 16,760 16,930 17,090 17,260 2,010 HOURS LSl COMP LOAD (HOURS) 7,479 7,540 7,610 7,680 7,765 7,873 7,939 7,982 8,053 8,114 8,158 8,218 8,276 8,335 856 HOURS LS2 COMP RUN (HOURS) 25,020 25,190 25,350 25,490 25,660 25,840 25,970 26,070 26,220 26,360 26,470 26,630 26,790 26,950 1,930 HOURS LS2 COMP LOAD (HOURS) 2,769 2,790 2,812 2,831 2,852 2,876 2,894 2,906 2,926 2,942 2,956 2,987 3,005 3,023 254 HOURS ELECT. UPPER (kW-Hr) 3,818 3,897 3,948 4,001 4,071 4,123 4,169 4,207 4,247 4,283 4,313 4,351 4,386 4,423 605 KW-HR WATER METER (CF) 480,033 481,026 481,687 482,223 482,711 483,364 483,898 484,211 485,122 485,786 486,352 486,918 487,281 487,753 57,746 GALLONS BACKWASH PUMP (GAL.) 547,234 552,686 556,319 559,044 561,761 565,390 567,858 569,671 575,113 578,743 582,375 585,092 586,904 589,624 42,390 GALLONS IRRIGATION ZONES (GALLONS): ZONE 1 777,031 798,778 820,559 839,631 860,921 882,198 897,170 908,053 926,512 938,597 949,707 964,347 979,826 997,822 220,791 GALLONS ZONE 2 849,582 872,044 894,404 913,697 935,477 956,779 971,968 982,969 1,001,282 1,012,519 1,023,095 1,036,406 1,049,338 1,065,432 215,850 GALLONS ZONE 3 905,134 929,912 954,711 976,250 1,000,615 1,024,370 1,041,582 1,055,143 1,078,275 1,092,118 1,104,738 1,121,436 1,136,995 1,156,143 251,009 GALLONS ZONE 768,278 789,972 811,889 831,778 853,212 875,026 890,393 902,174 921,970 933,956 944,737 958,691 972,086 987,312 219,034 GALLONS ZONE 5 879,774 903,513 927,262 948,398 971,500 995,309 1,012,317 1,020,520 1,046,442 1,059,429 1,071,163 1,086,952 1,101,577 1,119,708 239,934 GALLONS ZONE 6 915,651 941,024 965,239 987,653 1,012,249 1,037,127 1,055,116 1,068,160 1,091,153 1,104,681 1,117,021 1,133,813 1,149,016 1,168,139 252,488 GALLONS ZONE 7 897,903 922,760 947,090 968,952 993,279 1,017,442 1,034,290 1,046,707 1,067,934 1,081,061 1,092,796 1,108,539 1,123,055 1,140,329 242,426 GALLONS ZONE 8 927,502 953,152 978,186 1,000,619 1,025,631 1,050,486 1,067,896 1,081,511 1,104,318 1,118,201 1,129,398 1,145,931 1,161,109 1,178,546 251,044 GALLONS ZONE 9 870,209 893,979 917,240 937,621 960,339 982,824 997,723 1,010,185 1,029,137 1,041,475 1,052,355 1,066,805 1,080,015 1,096,147 225,938 GALLONS ZONE 10 918,246 918,246 918,246 918,246 918,246 918,246 918,246 918,246 918,246 918,246 919,134 938,024 948,208 948,208 29,962 GALLONS ZONE 11 440,619 440,619 440,619 440,619 440,619 440,619 440,619 440,619 440,619 440,619 440,966 449,027 453,913 453,913 13,294 GALLONS ZONE 12 923,754 948,817 972,937 994,892 1,019,392 1,043,768 1,060,985 1,074,998 1,098,076 1,112,621 1,125,227 1,142,651 1,157,595 1,175,432 251,678 GALLONS ZONE 13 791,081 811,082 831,240 848,999 869,695 888,092 901,471 911,978 928,689 939,205 949,726 962,482 974,312 988,425 197,344 GALLONS ZONE 14 786,214 807,731 829,284 848,597 869,695 889,184 902,939 913,541 931,348 942,356 951,876 964,426 976,239 990,147 203,933 GALLONS ZONE 15 902,811 926,738 950,949 972,518 996,070 1,019,824 1,035,940 1,048,255 1,069,465 1,082,234 1,093,535 1,108,718 1,122,867 1,139,911 237,100 GALLONS Zone 16 815,973 839,184 862,612 883,285 906,078 928,875 944,664 956,877 977,908 989,446 1,002,380 1,017,255 1,030,478 1,045,567 229,594 GALLONS DAILYAVERAGE Average Units AVERAGE RUNTIME 100% 100% 89% 100% 99% 73% 83% 98% 70% 99% 100% 99% 100% 93% Percent AVERAGE FLOW (GPM) 33.6 33.5 29.9 33.1 29.0 20.4 26.5 30.2 16.4 20.7 25.4 22.6 25.5 26.7 GPM EFF. DISCH. (GALLONS) 48,446 48,180 43,089 47,643 41,785 29,444 38,164 43,472 23,645 29,807 36,568 32,552 36,723 38,424 GPD TOTAL INFLUENT (GALLONS) 48,640 49,099 44,658 49,183 43,797 29,196 38,431 42,777 23,541 29,141 36,516 32,522 36,769 38,790 GPD INF. LEACHATE (GALLONS) 19,090 20,171 18,963 19,942 18,154 11,807 13,492 14,904 6,747 8,677 9,728 9,466 9,212 13,873 GPD INF. LS1-RWs (GALLONS) 11,376 11,557 10,531 11,848 9,195 6,399 11,117 12,193 5,866 6,978 11,224 10,967 12,467 10,132 GPD INF. PWDR) (GALLONS) 14,118 13,578 11,829 13,567 12,948 8,446 10,834 12,320 8,634 10,640 12,359 9,268 12,038 11,583 GPD INF. SIS-RWs (GALLONS) 4,057 3,794 3,335 3,826 3,501 2,545 2,989 3,360 2,294 2,847 3,205 2,821 3,052 3,202 GPD WEEKLY RUNTIME (DAYS) 7.0 7.0 6.2 7.0 6.9 5.1 5.8 6.9 4.9 6.9 7.0 7.0 7.0 6.5 DAYS/WK LSl COMP RUN (HOURS) 24.3 24.3 21.4 24.3 23.8 17.5 20.0 22.9 17.5 20.0 24.3 22.9 24.3 22.1 HRS/DAY LSl COMP LOAD (HOURS) 8.7 10.0 10.0 12.1 13.5 8.3 8.6 10.1 7.6 7.3 8.6 8.3 8.4 9.4 HRS/DAY LS2 COMP RUN (HOURS) 24.3 22.9 20.0 24.3 22.5 16.3 20.0 21.4 17.5 18.3 22.9 22.9 22.9 21.2 HRS/DAY LS2 COMP LOAD (HOURS) 3.0 3.1 2.7 3.0 3.0 2.3 2.4 2.9 2.0 2.3 4.4 2.6 2.6 2.8 HRS/DAY ELECTRICITY(kW-Hr) 11.3 7.3 7.6 10.0 6.5 5.8 7.6 5.7 4.5 5.0 5.4 5.0 5.3 6.7 kW-HR/DAY CITY WATER (GALLONS) 142.0 94.0 77.0 70.0 82 67 63 130 83 94 81 52 67 634 GPD BACKWASH PUMP (GAL.) 779.0 519.0 389.0 388.0 454 309 363 777 454 605 388 259 389 467 GPD EFFLUENT LABS Fe (mg/L) 0.26 0.22 0.07 0.02 0.06 0.03 2.17 1.40 0.2 0.2 0.09 0.09 0.05 0.08 0.4 mg/L pH 6.5 6.9 6.5 6.65 6.93 6.8 6.27 6 6.8 7 6.43 6 6.69 7 7 m/L ORP 235 146 93 181 187 169 215 162 195 243 221 86 187 79 166 mV COND 1,190 1,285 1458 1353 1573 1321 1480 1,497 1,269 1,216 1,084 1,146 1,200 1,024 1,300 uS/cm TDS(mg/L) 843 913 1037 959 1125 930.7 1052 1,057 889 851 748 798 837 709 916.0 mg/L TSS (mg/L) 1 3 3 13 0.2 7 12 13 6 5 3 3 5 mg/L WELL LEVELS Elevation Change O W DR-4 682.16 658.61 657.66 OWDR-2 681.90 678.76 678.76 678.27 679.40 678.60 679.46 679.73 678.64 680.86 678.67 679.1 (2.49) PWDR-1 689.23 658.58 658.66 658.70 658.73 658.47 658.75 658.70 658.78 674.71 658.70 660.3 (28.58) OWDR-3 681.80 686.67 686.67 686.67 686.67 686.67 686.67 686.67 686.67 686.67 686.67 686.7 PW-6D (696.79) 680.37 684.78 684.78 684.78 684.78 684.78 684.78 684.78 684.78 684.78 684.78 684.8 OWLFS-2 680.00 PW-16D 680.52 PW-15D 683.12 683.72 682.86 683.42 683.03 683.22 683.3 0.34 ESTIMATED LAKE LEVEL 682.6 681.6 681.6 681.3 681.1 680.0 681.4 681.27 681.21 681.2 (0.60) SOURCE WATER PWDR-1 YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES LEACHATE(LCHT) YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES 1 LS-RECOVERY WELLS YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES SIS RECOVERY WELLS YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES SEABOARD Q2 2021 s 5 INF. LEACHATE (GALLONS) INF. LS1-RWs (GALLONS) 4 INF. PWDR1 (GALLONS) INF. SIS-RWs (GALLONS) 3 —W- EFF. DISCH. (GALLONS) WEEKLY RUNTIME (DAYS) 2 1 w 695.00 J W J 675.00 J J W I-10 1111 665.00 655.00 SEABOARD Q2 2021 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 WEEK OWDR-4 OWDR-2 PWDR-1 OWDR-3 PW-6D (696.79) tOWLFS-2 tPW-16D DPW-15D ESTIMATED LAKE LEVEL SEABOARD Q2 2021 9 A 1,800 1,600 1,400 1,200 O Fe (mg/L) 1,000 o pH p TSS (mg/L) z 800 00 --0(-0RP oac --I—COND O tTDS (mg/L) 600 400 F SEABOARD Q2 2021 7!1 r% 12.0 10.0 W a 8.0 w a J_ a -4--LS1 COMP RUN (HOURS) z 6.0 2 fLS1 COMP LOAD (HOURS) a g fLS2 COMP RUN (HOURS) z LS2 COMP LOAD (HOURS) O ELECTRICITY (kW-Hr) 4.0 � O a PX1] Water Treatment System 1,4 Dioxane Chlorinated ethenes Chlorinated ethanes Other organics Total Mass kg kg kg k k Step 1 Influent' 8.33 29.9 15.0 13.7 66.9 Mechanical Effluent' 8.28 0.085 0.072 0.042 8.5 Treatment System o Contaminant Removal 0 0.6/0 99.7% o 99.5/0 99.7 0 87.3/0 Irrigation water 8,278 85 72 42 8,477 Drainage water 950 ND ND ND 950 Lys 2 (vol. scaling factor, 430) Lys 7 (vol. scaling factor, 357) 317 ND ND 7.1 324 Lys 8 vol. scalin actor, 398 22 ND ND ND 22 Lys 9 vol. scalin actor, 630 176 ND ND ND 176 Step 2 Lys 10 vol. scalingfactor, 11,346 2,314 ND ND ND 2,314 Phyto- Lys 11A vol. scalingfactor, 11,000 209 ND ND ND 209 remediation Lys 1113 (vol. scalingfactor, 11,647 1,642 ND ND ND 1,642 System Lys 12E (vol. scalin actor; 337) 160 ND ND 1.6 162 Lys 12W (vol. scalin actor, 376) 14 ND ND ND 14 Lys 13E (vol. scaling factor, 678) (6,283)* ND ND 13.6 14 Lys 13W (vol. scalin actor, 974) 420 ND ND ND 420 Lys 14 (vol. scaling factor, 231) 31 ND ND ND 31 Lys 15 vol. scalingfactor, 2,018 60 ND ND 436 * 60 Averse g 526 (n = 12) ND (n = 13) ND (n = 13) 1.9 (n = 12) 488 Step 2 % Contaminant Removal 93.6% 100% 100% 95.5/0 94.2/ Overall Percent Contaminant Removal 93.7% 100% 100% 99.98% 99.3% * The data indicated in parentheses were not included in the calculation of percent contaminant removal. Lysimeter 13E yielded aberrant results for 1,4-dioxane; Lysimeter 15 yielded aberrant results for "other organics". Apparent variations in the influent and effluent mass are a result of variations related to residence time through the mechanical treatment system. Averages calculated from a greater number of samples show that influent and effluent mass are essentially equal, as expected.