5704_ROSCANS_1992

. transmittal memo 7671
State of North t`
Department of Environment, Health, and Natural Resources
James G. Martin, Governor
William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary
Ms. Jerry Stewart
Macon County
5 West Main Street
Franldin, NC 28734
Dear Ms. Stewart:
Asheville Regional Office
LETTER OF AMOVAL
July 29, 1992
Ann B. Orr
Regional Manager
This office has reviewed the erosion and sedimentation control plan submitted for the project
listed below. We find the plan to be acceptable and hereby issue this Letter of Approval with
modifications and/or performance reservations. A list of the modifications required and/or
reservations is attached. This approval is conditioned upon the incorporation or addition of these
items to the plan. Please be advised that Title 15A, North Carolina Administrative Code
4B.0017(a), requires that a copy of the approved soil erosion control plan he on file at the job site.
Also, you should consider this letter to give the Notice required by NGGS § 113A-61(d) of our
right of periodic inspection to ensure compliance with the approved plan.
The State's Sedimentation Pollution Control Program is a performance -oriented program
requiring protection of the natural resources and adjoining properties. If, following commencement
of this project, it is determined that the plan is inaidequate to meet the requirements of NGGS
§113A-51 to 66, this office may require revisions to the plan and implementation of the revisions
to ensure compliance with the Act.
Please note that this approval is based in part on the accuracy of the information provided in
the Financial Responsibility Form which you have provided. You are requested to file an amended
form if there is any change in die information included on the Form. In addition, it would he
helpful if you notify this office of the proposed smiting date for this project. Your cooperation
is appreciated.
Sincerely,
Richard D. Moore
Asst. Regional Engineer
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cc: r. Holman Waters, P, E.
Project name: Highlands Demolition Landfill
Location: Macon County
Date received: 7/ 15/92nn Date approved: 7/29/92
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: Approval is conditioned upon the incorporation or addition of these modifications to the
plan. If these modifications are not included in the plan and implemented on the construction site,
the site will be in violation of the Sedimentation Pollution Control Act of 1973. (NCGS §I13A-
61(d)]
1. The check dam detail should include a clean #57 filter stone layer on the upstream side
of the riprap.
2. The storm drainage outlet protection should include a filter fabric under the riprap.
3. The sediment basins should have non -erosive emergency spillways to carry the Q`O flows
(this was discussed with Holman Waters on 7/29/92).
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November 5, 1992
Mr. Jim Coffey, Supervisor
DEHNR - Solid Waste Section
Permitting Branch
Post Office Box 27687
Raleigh, North Carolina 27611-7687
RE: Constructiq.A" &""bemol .tion Landfill
Permit Application - Macon County
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Dear Mr. COffeV. 4`
On May 13, 1992
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Richard L. Honeycutt
County Manager
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d plans for a construction
County to be located near
two weeks ago these plans
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ans be reV�,, tV4d asp soon as
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d0blitionsite permit at
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cc: Jim Patterson, NCDHR-Waste Management Specialist
Horace Ledford, Macon County Solid Waste Supervisor
Holman Waters, Project Engineer
MACON COUNTY COURTHOUSE 5 WEST MAIN STREET FRANKLIN, NORTH CAROLINA 28734
704-524-6421

J. CRAIG CRANSTON, P.E.
THOMAS R. ROBERTSON, P.E.
ELDRIDGE A. WHITEHURST, JR.. P.E.
Cranston, Robertson & Whitehurst, P.C.
ENGINEERS PLANNERS SURVEYORS
NO. Tl CHESTNUT SQUARE POST OFFICE BOX 450 CASHIERS, NORTH CAROLINA 28717
TELEPHONE [phone]
TELECOPIER (704) 743.2,101
May 12, 1992
L HOLMAN WATERS, JR. P.E.. R.LS.
61,
Mr. Jim Coffey
NCEHNR
Land Quality Section MAY 13
401 Overlin Rd.
Raleigh, N.C. 27605
Re: Our File No. 90-187 Redesign Highlands Landfill as a
Demolition Landfill
Dear Jim:
Please find enclosed four sets of plans and specifications to serve the aforementioned
project for your review. This site was previously designed for a sanitary landfill in 1985.
These plans were approved but, due to the liner requirements, never utilized. The buffers
and other details are in accordance with the current NC regulations which were confirmed
through a verbal conversation with a member of your office.
We are concurrently sending these plans and specifications to the Asheville office for
their approval.
Please do not hesitate to call if you have any questions.
cc:NCEHNR-Asheville
Macon Co.
Sincerely,
Cra ston, Robertson Whitehurst, P.C.
L. Holman Waters, P.E.
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Cranston, Robertson & Whitehurst, P. C.
ENGINEERS PLANNERS SURVEYORS
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DATE: November 24, 1992 `
TO: Ms. Sherri C. Hoyt
NC EHNR
512 North Salisbury Street
Raleigh, NC 27611
RE: Our File No. 90-187 Highlands Demolition Landfill
Gentlemen:
We are transmitting the following item(s):
( ) Original Tracing(s)
( X ) Print(s) HIGHLANDS LANDFILL SITE
( ) Revised Drawing(s)
( ) Set(s) of Documents
( ) Sepia(s)
( ) Set(s) of Plans
( ) Invoice
#12 CHESTNUT SQUARE
HIGHWAY 64
P.O. BOX 450
CASHIERS, NORTH CAROLINA 28717
[phone]
REMARKS:
Please find herewith a copy of the plat of the Highlands Landfill site. This plat was
inadvertently omitted from the submittal with our letter to you of this date.
Please call with any questions or comments.
Cranston, Robertson & Whitehurst, P.C.
BY: L. Holman Waters Jr., P.E., R.L.S./sbm

Cranston, Robertson & Whitehurst, P.C.
ENGINEERS PLANNE16 SURVEYORS
NO. 12 CHESTNUT SQUARE POST OFFICE BOX 450 CASHIERS, NORTH CAROLINA 28717
TELEPHONE [phone]
'I'ELECOPIER [phone] _
J. CRAIG CRANSTON. P.E.
THOMAS H. ROBERTSON, P.E.
ELDRIDGE A WHITEHURST, JR., P.E.
Sherri C. Hoyt
Environmental Engineer
Solid Waste Section
NC EHNR
512 North Salisbury Street
Raleigh, NC 27611
November 24, 1992
L HOLMAN`WATERS.-JR, P.E., R.L.S.
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Our File No. 90-187 MACON COUNTY CONSTRUCTION/DEMOLITION LANDFILL
Dear Ms. Hoyt:
We have received your comments in your letter of November 16, 1992 and offer the
following comments:
1. Please find enclosed the environmental assessment prepared by the Highlands
Ranger District for your review. It appears that there are no archeological or
historical sites that would be affected by this plan, nor would there be any
endangered species or critical habitats that would be affected by this plan,
based upon my review of the environmental assessment.
2. The wetlands are identified on our plan. The wetlands primarily consist of
the streambeds themselves, as the area around the streams, as well as the
remainder of the property, is located on such a slope that does not allow for
any surface ponding of any type, and therefore, very little wetlands exist.
3. We have indicated the proper 150' buffer between a waste boundary and a
property line.
4. We have also indicated the five year intervals on the plan. We previously
showed this on our plan by the use of numbers, ie. number one would be a
cell constructed in the first year. We have highlighted these areas for ease of
understanding.
5. Our plans reflect the proposed and final contours, as well as the progression
of cells. It is difficult to show the proposed contours for the trench cell
construction as they will be very close to the proposed contours, therefore, we
have shown this only in the cross -sectional areas for your review. Keep in
mind that the existing contours are the final contours for the trench cell
construction.

HOYT
November 24, 1992
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6. We have provided the location of the scale and scale house.
7. Please find enclosed a written engineering design data sheet which outlines
the basic soil calculations, as well as the anticipated lifetime, and includes the
deeds, property owner's name, the type, source, and quantity of waste
proposed, and the plans for monitoring of ground and surface water.
I trust that this information will now complete the submittal process and that
approval may now be granted.
Please do not hesitate to call should you have any questions or comments.
Sincerely,
CRANSTON, ROBERTSON & WHITEHURST, P.C.
L. Holman Waters Jr., P.E.
LHW/sbm
cc: Rick Honeycutt
Richard Phillips, P.E.

DESIGN DATA SHEET
to serve
THE MACON COUNTY CONSTRUCTION AND DEMOLITION LANDFILL
Highlands Landfill Site
November 25, 1992
Macon County anticipates the design and construction of a demolition landfill to
serve the Highlands, North Carolina area, and if possible, the Franklin, North Carolina area
as well, on a short term basis. With Macon County being the owner, there are thus no
encumbrances on the property in terms of it's use. Macon County desires that the landfill
be permitted for all types of construction and demolition debris, including but not limited
to: yard waste; construction material consisting of sheet rock; lumber (both treated and
untreated); shingles; plywood; fiberglass insulation; glass and plastic used in construction,
such as windows and sashes, removed asphalt, and concrete; metal products used in
construction, such as aluminum and steel windows and doors, etc. Recyclables will not be
disposed of in this landfill.
Based upon the engineering calculations, the longevity of the landfill should be
between 28 and 33 years, depending upon the type and amount of debris wasted at this site.
The anticipated capacity of the landfill is approximately 774,000 cubic yards of debris that
can be wasted at this site. Please find attached to this report the calculations substantiating
the longevity of the landfill. Please also find enclosed a copy of the plat and deed of the
property.
The landfill site will be monitored in accordance with the regulations. Currently, the
plans are to monitor the three existing monitoring wells and surface water monitoring points
twice yearly for the contaminants delineated in the permit. These monitoring wells and
surface water monitoring points are located on the engineering plans. We will work very
closely with the Division to determine that there are the proper number of monitoring
points prior to beginning construction. Due to the placement of these monitoring wells, we
do not anticipate that additional monitoring points will be necessary at this time.

I If"d 25 114lt_i: _;6 11H it 1 CCd_II I I `r',11. C.
This instrument prepared by:
j Mark R, Simpson, Senior Attorney
Offices of the General Counsel
United States Department of Agricultura
Suite 1015, 401 West Peachtre"tree' = �_
Atlanta, Georgia 3036.5
Checked as to d scriptAon
• acreage Checked as to c nsidend condition
of acquisition 1111 _
EX._C_HANGE DEED
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA )
COUNTY OF MACON )
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THIS DEED made and entored into this theay of �, 199,, by and
between the UNITED .STATES OF Al17ERtCA, acting hereiizi by and "through the Forest
Service, c/o. Forest Supervisor, United 13tates Forest Service, United States Department of
Agriculture, United States Department oif Agriculture, Post and Otis Streets, P. O. Box 2750,
Asheville, North Carolina 28802, Grantor, and MACON COUNTY, NORTH _ CAROL INA,
Grantee,
• WITNESSETH:
THAT the Grantor, hereunto authorized by the Act of Congress approved March 1,1911,
as amended, (16. U.S.C. 516), and the Act of Congress approved October 21, 1976 (43
U.S.C.1716), the proviSlons of which have been compiled with, for and in consideration of
the conveyance to it by said Grantee of.144.70 acres of land, more or less, In Jackson and
Transylvania Counties, North Carolina, the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, does
hereby remise, release, quitcialm and convey unto Grantee, and the successors and assigns
thereof, all its right, title„ and interest In ,and to the following -described land, to -wit:
'.... FOREST SERVICE TRACT NO. N-755
NANTAHA k NATIONAL FOREST
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NANTMALA NATIONAL FOREST
Tract 0-755
(portions of 'USA Tracts 5-13 and 5-114m)
All that certain tract or parcel of land lying in or being .in Highlands
Township, Ilighland,s hanger District, Macon County, North Carolina, on the
watershed of .big C:reek, a tributary of the Chattooga.River, and being more
�i particularly described as follows:
All bearings are referred to th!e_, Vt meridian and all distances are expressed
in horizontal, feet. All be�a'rf r-':' 'rye r ` base -blazed and scribed "BT. "
BEGINNING AT COMM 1, a new corner, set a 1-1/4"x30" aluminum pipe with a
standard USES 3" round aluminum survey marker stamped, "0-1, TR N-755, L-2976,
1991." witnessed by: 1) a 14" chestnut oak bears S.62'W., 6.3 feet; 2) a 7"
walrut bears S.08'W., 20.0 feet; 3).a 4" :locust bears S.29•E., 11,0 feet.
Correr 22 of USA Tract .5.13 bears S.70'56"22"W., 1,878.20 feet.
'Thence, with new l.ims of severame durqtl United State-1 of America Tracts
S-13, nrxi S-DU, the fdllmdrg twenty -few (24) calls:
(1) S.53-22'50"W., 642.63 feet to OMER 2, a new corner, set a 1-1/4"x3O"
mlumirom pipe with a st3rzlard TBF3 3" ra 'd aluminum survey marker stamped,
"C-2, TR N-755, L-2976, 1.991," witnessed ty: 1) nn ll." poplar bears S.85'E.,
2.0 feet; 2) a 9" %4dtte pine bears S,60'R., 12.4 feet; 3) a 20" chestnut oak
bear.3 S. 82' W. , 12.9 feel:.
(2) N.86'15'27"W., 282,25 feet to OMM 3, a new corner, set a 1-1/4"x.30"
al=tnL n pipe with a sUaxiard USES 3" round aluminuo surrey rarker staTed,
"C-3, TR N-755, L-2976, 1991," witnpssed by: 1) a 6" white pine beers S.54'E.,
9.6 feet; 2) nn 8" whitAt oak bears S.08,E., 4.8 feet; 3) an 8" soucwood bears
N.68'W., 9.8 feet.
(3) N.31.'11'03"W., 345.18 feet to 4, a new corner, set a 1-1/4"x30"
altmfnm pipe with a stcrx]ard USFS 3" round aluxU= sta-M marker staq)ed,
"C-4, M N-755, L-2976, 1991," witnessed by: 1) a 19" -Aitte oak bears S.30'W.,
24.4 feet; 2) a 10" hickory bears 5.82W., 29.8-feet; 3) a 9" chestnut oak
bears N.W W., 25.7 feet
(4) N. 79.18' 11' W. , 451.82 feet to CCRNPR :i, a new corner,. set a 1-1/4"x30"
alm'dn n pipe with a stanl rd USFS 3" rou -4 alumirm survv marker stmrped,
"C-57 TR N-755, L-2976, 1991," witnessed by., 1) an 11." obestmit oak beats
S.10'E., 7.6 feet; 2) a 25" drstnnt oak N.88'W., 29.3 feet; 3) a 20"
white pine bears N.14' E. , 13.3 feet. .
(5) N.07.47'02"E. passL�g a 1-/14"x30" altminm pipe (set as a reference
t m nmt) with a standard USES 3" rculnd altrninm survey mn -loer stmped, "REE',
t'X> M 6 IS N.07-4T's. , 36.39 FT, L-29'�'6, 1991;" at 50.3/� feet distant, a
total distance of 86.73 J[eet to. CMU 6, ti new cormr, in the centerline of an
mdstirtg 10-foot-wide soil road (USES Road No. 4524), a mail., witnessed by: 1)
• a 16" oak bears S.64'W., 45.4 feet.
? wmi, with tf-e centp-dire of the abm-mentioned soil road:
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(6) N.40' 04' 27^W. , 88.81. feet to a point.
(7) N.31'21'07"W., 179.31 feet to a poilnt.
(8) N.21' 29' 22"W.. G 56.66 feet to a point.
(9) N.29. 29' 12"W. , L'31.21 £�-Pt to a point.
(10) N.15' 32' 12"W. , 1'13.33."-
(11) N.25'09'02"W., 341.73 feet to a point.
:. (12) H. 16'03'37"W. , 21.6.38 feet to a point.
(13) N.18'13'37"W., 25.7.8$ feet to a pot. -It.
(14) N.11'27'42"W.,, 249,99 feet to a pohit:.
WS) N.02' 05' 38"E. Z6L73 feet to a polit.
(16) N.09'06'38"E.. 137.88 feet to a paint..
(17) N.00' 06' 38"1;. , 12'35 feet to � 00�:_7. a M- v corner, set a nail,
witnessed by: 1) a 6" locust bears N.74'E., 21.7 feet; 2) a 24" utd-te oak
bears F115T, 140.4 feet.
Thara, leaving the ceTIMrlire of the above-mentia-ed soil road:
(18) S.75'47'39"E., pmoingtwo (2) 1-1/4"00" alunir m pipes (set a4 reference
monxnerits) WWI a stnrxhrd LA'S 3" r t-d Alunimn mmveyr mnr ers steeped "M.
OCR M 7 IS N. 75-47-39 W. , 29.94 FT., L-2976, 1991," aM
-:' UMN>:R 8 IS S.75-147.39E., 30.06 Fr., L-2976, 1991," at 29.94 and 1498.I4 feat
distants, trspectively, a total distance of 1,528.20 feet to tiCFi a 8, a new
corner, in U)e centerline of an existing ?0-foot-wide gravel road (USFS Road
No. 401), "t a nail, witxr scxi by: 1) M, 8" uop1e bears N.45'W., 35.3 feet;
_ . 2) a. 6" white pine bears S.66' E. , 22.1 bent
Thence, with the centerline of the shave-n►cntiaied Vmmel.road: .
(19) S.11' 25' 22"E. , 68. ;r5 feet to a point,
(20) S.24' 42'43" E. , 91.(i7 feet to a point,
(21) S.33' 28' 13.9. , i, 2'0.20 feet to Cm;MR 9, a new corner, set a nail,
wiaxrsscxi by: 1) an 8" osk gears N.84' E. , 40.5 fleet; 2) a 10" locust beats
N.35' E. , 33.4 feet.
Memo, leaving the centerline of the abm-metrdoned gravel xtd:
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II' I • IH-V''I1 '.III 1I Ir1-),_,
(3, N-755)
(22) S, 55' IA' 2.7"W. , passing a 1-1/4"x20"alu lmn pipe (set -a8 a referrWe
tmmn-nt) with a stiaxlard USFS 3" read aluninm survey Volcker at.atped, "REF.,
KN., (C M 9, 15 11.55-14.27E. , 48.591 FT., L-2979, 1991," at 48.59 feet
distant, a total di:ttance of 313.87 feet to OTM 10, a new corner, _vet a
;l-1,/ri"x30" aluminn pipe with a stt+axUrd U6FS 3" rmd alumnae ?' mmrtaeY
stmped, "C-10, Mt M-755, L-2976, 1991.," witnessed by: 1) an 18" pine bears
5.38' E. , 44,1 feat; 2) a 2" poplar bms S.33' E., 23.1 feet: 3) an 18" uhit6
pima bears 5.26• E. , 44.9 feet.
(23) S.IT 18'23"Et545.41 feet to CWM 1.1., a new corner, set a 1-1/4"x30"
a urim pipe with et standard tiSF'S 3" r=YJ alanrtnim xzvey t mzker stored•
"C-11, Tit N-755, L-1976, 1991," witnessed by: 1) a 7" locust bears 24.06'W.•
33.6 feet; 2) a 6" Locust bears S.13'R., 23.3 feet; 3) a 6" locust bears
!; .02' W. , 12.5 feet. -
(24) S.OV 05'01"_E., 172.84 feet to MRNM 1, = FlAa OF BEIG.[IsrW, containing
89.80 ncres, be the same more or less, acmrding to a m vey and plat prepared
try W, EcVard Hall, F.C., R.L.S., No. L-2976. Said plat bears date of Jammy
22, 1991.
IIr nbov© described lznd is an 89 plus acre portion of United States Tract S-13
Elcx sired from N.M. Baso m, et al., on 19avarber 27, 1915, and recorded in Macon
Cbmty Registry; and Tract S-l.Mn, acquired fM Macon County Land CaTVmV on
MTy 5, 1917, and recorded in Deed Eook 2-3, Page 513. Macon County Registry.
71r United States of America reserves •the following;
An *uteri thirty feet it width from tbe centerlim of nmgt Service Rosd
#lr4524, P,-rinning at .a point in the cen'Werline of Forest Service Road #4524 said
point beirZ located 3 04<05101"W from t:omer 1 of United States Traothl-755.
Theme in a wrtimst erly direction with d* ,mterlim of the existing road
#4524 to Corner six of United States m-act N-755, dime rxxA g with the
center of said road i9nd the west bota i-ay of said tract, mr sterly 2,511.34
feet to rornex 7.
. Also, an easement thLrty feet in width £-mm the eenterlim of Forest Service
i RoM W401, P=fng from Corner 8 of UdIted Staten Tract N-755 with center of
said rond m-d t tv. ezust bourOaty of Tract N-755, N, 33' 28' 13"E. , 1,259.20 feet: to
Garner 9 of Tract N-755.
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SUBJECT to easements for existing roads, highways and public utilities.
Grantee, its heirs, and assigns, shall Indemnify, defend and hold the United States of
Amorica, its various agencies and/or employees, harmless from any damage, loss, clalma,
liability and costs resulting In any way from any activities, past, present or future, by any
entity, on the above -described property, specifically including but not limited to, those
activities by which :hazardous substances or wastes as defined by federal or* state
environmental. lawsmore cn .ored, used, or otherwlse disposed. on the above -described
property, and any response or:natufaC_pe$.Q oe damage actions related in any manner to
said hazardous substances or`wastes.* Yhts covenant may be enforced by the United States
in a court of competent jurisdiction, and Is a covenant running with the land.
TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the above -described land unto Grantee, and the successors
and assigns thereof, iforever.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, Grantor, by Its duty authorized representative, has executed
this deed pursuant to the delegation of authority promulgated in Title 7, CFR 2.60, and 49
F.R. 34283, effective August 29, 1984., on the day and year first above -written.
Signed, sealed and delivered
_ - • in •inn. wr�wwr.ww wt.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Ely:000%,
Southern Region, A-8, Forest Service
United States Department of Agriculture
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STATE OF GEORGIA )
COUNTY OF FULTON )
hereby certify that on this day before Ime,
Officer duty authorized in the State and County aforesaid, #c� take ► an
personally appeared _ M.7r� acknowledgments,
. Southewhose name as
rn �egfon. rt�8, Fc►rest Service, United States Department of Agriculture, is signed
l Forester
to the foregoing Instrument and who Is known to me and acknowled t� Is signed
Informed of the contents of this conveyance that he as. such offs ged before me that being
executed the same voluntarily and •a�= officer and with full authority
Forest Service, United States Department of Agriculture, In the name of aand n behalf the
United States of America, don behalf of the
GIVEN under my hand and official seal,this the 2. � day of ,„„a.0
My Comm(sslon Expires: April 23, 1995
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State of North Carolina
Department of Environment, Health, and Natural Resources
Division of Solid Waste Management
P.O. Box 27687 - Raleigh, North Carolina 27611-7687
James G. Martin, Governor
William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary
November 16, 1992
Mr. L. Holman Waters
Cranston, Robertson & Whitehurst
P. 0. Box 450
Cashiers, North Carolina 28717
Re: Completeness Review
Proposed Macon County Construction/Demolition Landfill
Macon County
Dear Mr. Waters:
William L. Meyer
Director
The Solid Waste Section has conducted a preliminary review of
the referenced application for completeness. It is our
understanding that proposed waste types for the facility are
construction and demolition debris. In accordance with Policy
Memorandum #16, a landfill operated for the disposal of
construction and demolition debris must meet the permit
requirements outlined in Sections .0503 and .0504 of the Solid
Waste Management Rules. The following comments and requests for
additional information must be addressed in order to continue the
review process:
Site Plan:
1. The site proposed for development of a C&D landfill was
approved on June 15, 1983, and a construction permit for a
sanitary landfill was issued on April 24, 1985. Several
additions and revisions have been made to the siting and
design requirements since the time of initial approval. Since
the site has never been utilized by the county, the site plan
should be updated to address all additions and changes in the
regulations and to address revisions in the proposed
development. Specifically, the following items should be
addressed:
a. A discussion of compliance with the siting standards in
15 A NCAC 13B .0503(1)(a),(b), and (d), shall be
provided. (The USDA, Forest Service, Highlands Ranger
District, conducted an Environmental Assessment of the
property in 1990. Perhaps they would be willing to share
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information regarding archaeological and historical
sites, endangered species, and critical habitats.)
b. Wetlands shall be identified and properly buffered.
Construction Plan
1. Construction should be phased for five year review intervals.
2. For the five year cell, indicate proposed excavation contours,
progression of fill, and proposed final contours.
3. Two cross -sections of the operational area shall be submitted
indicating existing contours, proposed excavation, depth to
the seasonally high groundwater table, and final contours.
4. Location of scales and scalehouse shall be indicated on plan
drawings.
5. Property line buffers shall be revised to incorporate a
minimum buffer of 150 feet between the waste boundary and
property lines.
6. A written report shall be submitted and shall include the
following information:
a. Soil balance calculations substantiating availability of
adequate soils for daily cover, final cover, dikes,
berms, etc.
b. A copy of the deed or other legal description of the
landfill site that would be sufficient as a description
in an instrument of conveyance;
C. property owner's name;
d. Type, source and quantity of waste proposed for disposal;
e. Anticipated capacity and lifetime calculations; and
f. Plans for monitoring ground and surface water.
If you have any questions, please contact me at [phone].
ncerely,
c� CC
herri C Hoy
Environmental *Egineer
Solid Waste Section
cc: Rick Honeycutt
Julian Foscue
Jim Patterson

State of North Carolina
Department of Environment, Health, and Natural Resources
Division of Solid Waste Management
P.O. Box 27687 - Raleigh, North Carolina 27611-7687
James G. Martin, Governor William L. Meyer
William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary March 25, 1992 Director
Mr. Charles Mashburn, Manager
Macon County
5 West Main Street
Franklin, North Carolina 28734
RE: Approval for Operation
Macon County Sanitary Landfill
Permit No. 57-03
Dear Mr. Mashburn:
The Solid Waste Section has reviewed the Construction Quality
Assurance Document, Volumes I and II, for Construction of Cell No.
1 and Surface Impoundment, submitted on January 30, 1992, and on
February 17, 1992, respectively. The construction modifications
noted in the submittal are acceptable, as they do not adversely
effect the Conditions of Permit. One copy of the CQA Document
shall be maintained at the facility along with permit and approved
plans. The required pre -disposal site inspection was conducted on
February 25, 1992. Macon County has now satisfied the
pre -operative conditions of the Solid Waste Permit. This facility
is hereby qualified to receive waste.
The Waste Management Specialist for this facility is Jim Patterson.
He can be contacted at the Asheville Regional Office, 59 Woodfin
Place, Asheville, NC 28804, [phone]. Please notify Mr.
Patterson of your anticipated opening date and if you have any
questions.
cc: Dan Brewer, S&ME
Julian Foscue
Jim Patterson
Janis McHargue
Jerely,
s C. Coffey, Suisor
itting Branch
Solid Waste Section
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