5601_ROSCANS_1979

N. C. DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES
DIVISION OF HEALTH SERVICES
Inspection Form for Sanitary Landfills
Name of Site County
Location Signature oT Person s Receiving Report
Weather Conditions
SIR: An inspection of your land disposal site has been made this date and you are
notified of the violations, if any, marked below with a cross W .
1. PLAN REQUIREMENTS
Site Plan Approved
Operational Plans Approved
Plans Being Followed
2. SPREADING & COMPACTING
Waste Restricted to the
Smallest Area Practicable
Waste Properly Compacted
Proper Slope on Working Face
3. COVER REQUIREMENTS
Six (6) Inches Daily Cover
Two (2) Foot Final Cover
Erosion Controlled
4. ACCESS
Attendant on Duty
Access Controls (Gate, Chains)
All Weather Road
Dust Controlled
5. WATER PROTECTION
Surface Drainage Controlled
Evidence of Leaching
Waste Placed in Water
REMARKS:
6. BURNING
Evidence of Burning
Fire Control Equipment Available
7. SPECIAL WASTES
Spoiled Food Properly Handled
Animal Carcasses, Abattoir
Waste, Hatchery Waste, Etc.,
Properly Handled
8. HAZARDOUS WASTES ACCEPTED
Pathological
Pesticides
Other
9. VECTOR CONTROL
Effective Rat Control
Effective Fly Control
Other Vector(s) Controlled
10. MISCELLANEOUS
Blowing Material Controlled
Directional Signs
Operational Signs (Procedures,
Hours, Etc.)
DATE NAME
Solid Waste & Vector Control Branch
Division of Health Services
DHS FORM 1709 (12/74)
Solid Waste & Vector Control Branch

N. C. DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES
DIVISION OF HEALTH SERVICES
Inspection Form for Sanitary Landfills
Name of Site County
Location Signature of Person(s)Receiving Report
Weather Conditions
SIR: An inspection of your land disposal site has been made this date and you are
notified of the violations, if any, marked below with a cross (X).
1. PLAN REQUIREMENTS
Site Plan Approved
Operational Plans Approved
I Plans Being Followed
2. SPREADING & COMPACTING
Waste Restricted to the
Smallest Area Practicable
Waste Properly Compacted
Proper Slope on Working Face
3. COVER REQUIREMENTS
Six (6) Inches Daily Cover
Two (2) Foot Final Cover
Erosion Controlled
4. ACCESS
6. BURNING
Evidence of Burning
Fire Control Equipment Available
7. SPECIAL WASTES
Spoiled Food Properly Handled
Animal Carcasses, Abattoir
Waste, Hatchery Waste, Etc.,
Properly Handled
8. HAZARDOUS WASTES ACCEPTED
Pathological
Pesticides
Other
9. VECTOR CONTROL
Attendant on Duty
Access Controls (Gate, Chains)
All Weather Road 10.
Dust Controlled
5. WATER PROTECTION
Surface Drainage Controlled
Evidence of Leaching
Waste Placed in Water
REMARKS:
DATE
Effective Rat Control
Effective Fly Control
Other Vector(s) Controlled
MISCELLANEOUS
Blowing Material Controlled
Directional Signs
Operational Signs (Procedures,
Hours, Etc.)
NAME
Solid Waste & Vector Control Branch
Division of Health Services
DiHS FORM 1709 '(12/74)
Solid Waste & Vector Control Branch

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE
P.O. Box 129 Aasion, North Carolina 28752 pha652-34
SUBJECT: McDowell Co=ty landfill
TO: 11r. Jack Harmon
County Manager
Count Administration Building
F.O. ox 1450
Marion, Nortb Carolina 28752
Bear Jack,
DATE: %ovetaber 20A 1979
After reviewing the sediment control plan on November 20, 1979
wlt�,% you, Mr. Jim 1,bore and 11r. IlUchaxd Tennant at your request, you
asked that I take written recommendations to you.
All recommendations which we discussed are explained in the sedi»
meant control plan dated fay 30, 1979. As was explained in the plan,
n-i tenance of all structures is essential.
It was pointed out by Mr. Jim Moore that a wet weather stream
is f1miing through the landfill and requested that it be diverted
along the northern edge of the landfill.
Standards and specifications for sediment control basins are
attached to the sediment control plan. Again, required maintenance
is essential to the success of this project. Some training for the
machinery operator might prove to be of significant value. Once
he is convinced of the necessity of such practices and know how to
implement these, he could help to reduce sedimentation significantly.
Sincerely,
o
r�
Larry L. HeDdrit
District Conservationist
cc: Mr. Jima Moore