0601_ROSCANS_1992

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State of North Carolina
Department of Environment, Health, and Natural Resources
Health Regional Office, Winston-Salem
James G. Martin, Governor
William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary
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Mr. Randall Fletcher
Avery County Manager
P.O. Box 638
Newland, NC 28657
Margaret Plemmons Foster
Regional Manager
Subject: Installation of scales at the Avery County Landfill
Dear Mr. Fletcher:
I am writing in regard to your inquiry of November 8, 1991
concerning the above. We appreciate that Avery County has issued
a bid package in an effort to comply with this requirement. As you
know, the baseline year for calculating waste redaction efforts is
toJ -tine 30 1-99.2 tinless_anea_rl_i_e_r_ baseline_ year
is approved. Because we are approximately halfway into the baseline
year, I would like to impress upon you the importance of complying
with the weighing requirement as soon as possible.
Although the position of waste management specialist for your area
was vacant for a large part of last year, the position is filled
now and it is important that you communicate your activities
regarding scales (and other issues) to him. His name is Albert
Hetzell and he can be reached at the Asheville Regional Office.
I would like to apologize for the delay in responding to your
letter, but I trust that the scale installation has progressed
smoothly in the interim. if this regional office may be of further
assistance, please call me at [phone]. Otherwise, I am sure
that Mr. Hetzell will be able to assist you in the future.
sincerely,
Janis D. MCHargue
Western Area Engineer
Solid Waste Section
cc Al Hetzell
Jim Patterson
Julian Fosc_ue
310 East Third Street • Winston-Salem, North Carolina 27101 • Telephone [phone]
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State of North Carolina
— ---------Department of Environment, Health, and Natural Resources -
Division of Solid Waste Management
".O: l ax 27687-R-aleigh-North-C-arolina-27611 7687
James G. Martin, Governor
William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary
March 26, 1992
Mr. Wayne Sullivan
Municipal Engineering Services Co., P.A.
P.O. Box 97
Garner, N.C. 27529
William L. Meyer
Director
Re: Receipt of Complete Application - Avery County Landfill
Closure Plan_, Amendment to Permit #06-01
Dear Mr. Sullivan:
On March 9, 1992, the Solid Waste Section received a
complete application for the referenced project. The Section is
currently evaluating the application to assure compliance with
the North Carolina Solid Waste Management Rules.
Respectfully,
Ellis Cayton
Environmental Engineer
Solid Waste Section
Solid Waste Management Division
cc: Julian Foscue
Al Hetzell
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i)ENDUM TO IMIT Ni. 6p-01
JUArE ISSUED 2/09/87
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1�his pernit a be sub
Petition Of agyone whose legal rights,
tiffacted by the isr-uame thereof.
••�•:•w arF ima"Cg upon
privileges and duties may have been
pet_wz� shall 110t be effective unless the Certified
copy filed in
the register Of deeds` office, in the granter irrlex under ctjeinme of the
owner of the 1,a-rid irs the county or counrias in which the lard is located.
After "scar ai` on, the certified cony shall be returned to the Solid
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Men -or- Branch earl shall haven ber, date of recordati.an and registrar's 8trar'dI t d oCt it thee pag
F ilan U is Property is scald, leased, conveyed car transferred, kt�e deed or
c;t;�ar ir�sYr= ant cif transfer shall contain in the description section icy ty, than that used in the body of the dead or instrument a
Star nt. that the property has been used as a sanitary landfill..
WAsLe disposal site is permitted to receive soli] wgata as
�- f ned In 10 NCAC 10G, . Dlpl(3f) , exce t that
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ained from the Divisionsal gOftHealch Servi,;prior
r_n It i �9 for construct ion according to attached plans. Any
ut: 00 or deviation from the approved Plans s!-,all be
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tenant Branch. proved by tip.
G :`_aur1rl wait&r wotcoring, wells and Wnitoring requirements..
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plans
-,k sun steal; cont-arm to DHS well Standard (AttachBertt 1),
4ccaZet Loth record shall be suhnitted to DHS for each
cot'structed (Attachment 2).
The l;:}; e. 7i-1 Of the monitoring wells shall, be physically locited jr,
-he *f :., ld aixi proved DRS
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r'rQuVxl water monitoring wells shall be constructed and sampled and
conform to specifications outlined in the N.C. Maker Quality
"fa,3itorirg Guidarce Document for Solid Waste: Facilities. Complete
sPe-Jf=c°aions Will be finalized in the document which will be
�.}rovide"b D11S,
SUrface water "VI-ingslnali. b< petFf►rd at the
ors O construction plans. ova arcs specified
'�_'"ry (k)":y shali MOPle monitoring wells and surface waters,
st ,ai�annuslly, for the first year and annually thereafter.
rerldiiy accessible unobstructed path shall be init.1ally cl..ear,d
and maintained so that 4--wheal drive vehicles may have access to �i��
monitoring wells.

shall Co6i'),rite�t irgy procedures it, ftI31.e .0505 of tYw
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NC DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT, HEALTH AND NATURAL RESOURCES
Division of Solid Waste Management
Solid Waste Section
SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITY EVALUATION REPORT
Type of Facility '4 --,I 'J ez" 1- � // Permit # Canty.
Nam of Facility— Location
Date of Last rv—sUmon
I. Pennit Conditions Followed Yes No N/A
A. specific condition(s) Violated
11. Operational Requirements Followed Yes No
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A. Specific Violation(s) by number and letter.
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III. Other Violations of Rule or Law
IV. Evaluator's Comments
V. Continuation Page Required? Yes No Receiving Signature,
Evaluation Date Solid Waste Section
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FACILITY EVALUATION REPORT
CONTINUATION PAGE
Permit #
Evaluation Date
I. Permit Carditior(s) Violated:
A. Specific Condition(s) Violated
II. Operational Requirements FoLlowed
A. Specific Violation(s) by number and Letter.
III. Other Violations of Rules or Law
IV. Evaluator's Comments J,LJL'!� ofL(Jrj
DERNR 3793 (Part I White: Facility Part II Canary-. Central Office Part III Pink. Regional Office)
Solid Waste Section (Review 7/94)

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State of North Carolina
Department of Environment, Health, and Natural Resources
Asheville Regional Office
MAY 0 51992:
James G- Mardn, Governor Ann B. Orr
William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary April29-1992 Regional Manager
CERTIFIED MAIL
RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED
Mr. Randall Fletcher
Avery County Manager
P. O. Box 54
Newland, NC 28657
RE: NOTICE OF VIOLATION
Dear Mr. Fletcher:
Pursuant to NCGS § 130A-22(a) and to 15A NCAC 13B, I conducted an inspection on
April 16, 1992 of the Avery County Sanitary Landfill, Permit No. 06-01 on State Road Brushy
Creek Road. The inspection found the Avery County Sanitary Landfill to be in violation of
certain requirements contained in the North Carolina Solid Waste Management Rules, codified
at 15A NCAC 13B, specifically:
15A NCAC 1313.0103(f) states that after January, 1991, white goods shall not be disposed
of at a solid waste disposal site. The Avery County Landfill was operating in violation
of 15A NCAC 13B.0103(f) in that white goods are being landfilled.
2. 15A NCAC 13B.0103(g) states that by July 1, 1991, all solid waste management facilities
owned and operated by local government shall install scales and weigh all solid waste
when it is received at the facility. The Avery County Landfill was operating in violation
of 15A NCAC 1313.0103(g) in that it has not installed scales and was not weighing the
solid waste it received.
15A NCAC 13B.0505(2(a) requires that solid waste be restricted into the smallest area
feasible. The Avery County Landfill was operating in violation of 15A NCAC
13B.0505(2)(a) in that solid waste is being spread out over the surface.
4. 15A NCAC 13B.0505(2)(b) requires that solid waste be compacted as densely as practical
into cells. The Avery County Landfill was operating in violation of 15A NCAC
13B.0505(2)(b) in that solid waste was not being compacted as densely as practical into
cells.
Interchange Building, 59 Woodfin Place, Asheville, N.C. 28801 • Telephone [phone]
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Mr. Randall Fletcher
April 29, 1992
Page 2
5. 15A IICAC 13B.0505(3)(a) require
that solid waste be covered after each day of
pffatron wi-Wcompac e -layer -of at least six inches-ot-suitable cover. i ne Avery
County Landfill was operating in violation of 15A NCAC 13B.O505(3)(a)_ in that all solid
-- waste was no covered after each day of operation with a compacted layer of -at leastsix- -
- -- inches of suitable cover.
6. 15A NCAC 13B.05O5(4)(a) requires that adequate erosion control measures shall be
practiced to prevent silt from leaving the site. The Avery County Landfill was operating
in violation of 15A NCAC 13B.O5O5(4)(a) in that adequate erosion control measures are
not being practiced to prevent silt from leaving the site.
7. 15A NCAC 13B.0505(4)(b) requires that adequate erosion control measures shall be
practiced to prevent excessive on -site erosion. The Avery County Landfill was operating
in violation of 15A NCAC 13B.O505(4)(b) in that adequate erosion control measures had
not been practiced to prevent excessive on -site erosion.
8. 15A NCAC 13B.O5O5(5)(a) requires that surface water be diverted from the operational
area. The Avery County Landfill has not diverted water from the working area.
9.- 15A N""M- 05— 0-_) )-requires-that-the -surface water -shall W be -impounded -over- -
or in waste. The Avery County Landfill was operating in violation of 15A NCAC
-- 13B.O5O5(5)(b) in that surface water was impxunded in solid waste. -
10. 15A NCAC 13B.O505(5)(0 requires that completed areas shall be adequately sloped to
allow surface water runoff in a controlled manner. The Avery County Landfill was
operating in violation of 15A NCAC 13B.O505(5)(c) in that completed areas were M
adequately sloped to allow surface water runoff in a controlled manner.
11. 15A NCAC 13B.0. 505(6)(b) requires that temporary seeding be utilized as necessary to
stabilize the site. The Avery County Landfill was operating in violation of 15A NCAC
13B.0505(6)(b) in that temporary seeding was not being utilized as necessary to stabilize
the site.
12. 15A NCAC 13B.O505(7)(c) requires that leachate be contained on site or properly treated
prior to discharge. The Avery County Landfill is in violation of 15A NCAC
13B.05O5(7)(c) in that it has untreated leachate leaving the property being discharged into
Brushy Creek.
13. 15A NCAC 13B.O5O5(12)(b) requires that at the conclusion of each day of operation, all
windblown material resulting from the operation be collected and returned to the area by
the owner or operator. The Avery County Landfill is operating in violation of 15A
NCAC 13B.O505(12)(b) in that windblown material is not being collected and returned
to the area at the conclusion of each day of operation.

Mr. Randall Fletcher
April 29, 1992
Page 3
14. 15A NCAC 13B.1104(a) states that the landfilling of whole tires is prohibited. The
Avery County Lan M1 was operating in violation of 15A -NCAC I3B.1104(a) in that
whole scrap tires were being landfilled.
Based upon the foregoing, the County of Avery is hereby ordered to take the following
actions by May 29, 12E to cotill-vtolatians-as-stated-in , and
otherwise be in compliance with the North Carolina Solid Waste Management Rules, codified
at 15A NCAC 13B:
1. Comply with 15A NCAC 13B.0103(f1 by removing any white goods from the waste
stream and placing them in a designated area.
2. Comply with 15A NCAC 13B.01031g) by obtaining scales and weighing all solid waste
received.
3. Comply with 15A NCAC 13B 0505(2)(a) by restricting the solid waste into the smallest
area feasible.
4. Comply with 15A NCAC 13B.0505(2)(b) by compacting solid waste as densely as
practical -into -cells.
5. Comply with 15A NCAC 13B.0505(3)(a) by covering all solid waste after each day of
operation with a compacted layer of at least six inches of suitable cover.
6. Comply with 15A NCAC 13B.0505(4)(a) by providing adequate erosion control measures
to prevent silt from leaving the site.
7. Comply with 15A NCAC 13B.0505(4)(b) by practicing adequate erosion control measures
to prevent excessive on -site erosion.
8. Comply with 15A NCAC 13B.0505(5M by diverting water away from the working area.
9. Comply with 15A NCAC 13B.0505(5)(b) by eliminating impoundment of surface water
over solid waste.
10. Comply with 15A NCAC 13B.0505(5W by adequately sloping completed areas to allow
surface water runoff in a controlled manner.
11. Comply with 15A NCAC 13B.0505(6)(b) by temporarily seeding surfaces of the landfill
not seeded.
12. Comply with 15A NCAC 13B.0505(7)(c) by retaining the leachate from the landfill on
site.

Mr. Randall Fletcher
April 29, 1992
Page 4
13. Comply with 15A NCAC 13B 0505(12(b) by collecting after each day of operation all
- rir 'own=rnaterf=resul�ig-from- e-operatron-anre' urrrrng=it to- urea. _
14--Com v withl5ANCAC13B-1104ta1 by removing any-whole=fit
es=from=the=waste --
-- - -stream -and-placing-them-in an area for -proper disposal or recycling. - - - -
If the requirements above are not met on a continuing basis, enforcement action may be
taken. Remedies include assessment of Administrative Penalties of up to $5,000.00 per day per
violation, dating from the compliance date in this Order and/or injunctive relief, pursuant to
NCGS § 130A-22 or NCGS § 130A-18.
If you have any questions concerning this matter, please call me at 704/251-6208.
Sincerely,
F/10 W/o wlozma
Albert A. Hetzell
Waste Management Specialist --__
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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
April 8, 1991
Mr. Randall Fletcher
Avery County Manager
P. 0. Box 54
Newland, NC 28657
RE: Notice of Violation
Dear Mr. Fletcher:
✓ APR 1991
RECEIVED
Divis on of ✓=Ceaiin
Services
FP•NCRIP
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William L. Meyer
Director
Pursuant to NCGS 130A-22(a) and_to 15A NCAC 13B, I conducted an
inspection on March 26, 1991, of the Avery County Sanitary Landfil-1, Permit --
No. 06-01, located in Avery County on State Road 1101, North Carolina. The
inspection found the Avery County Sanitary Landfill to be in violation of
certain requirements contained in the North Carolina Solid Waste Management
Rules, codified at 15A NCAC 13B specifically:
1. 15A NCAC 13B .0505(2)(b) requires that solid waste be compacted as
densely as practical into cells. The Avery County Landfill was operating
in violation of 15A NCAC 13B .0505(2)(b) in that all solid waste was not
compacted as densely as practical into cells.
2. 15A NCAC 13B .0505(3)(a) requires that solid waste be covered after each
day of operation with a compacted layer of at least six inches of
suitable cover. Avery County was operating in violation of 15A NCAC 13B
.0505(3)(a) in that all solid waste was not covered after each day of
operation with a compacted layer of at least six inches of suitable
cover.
3. 15A NCAC 13B .0505(4)(a) requires that adequate erosion control measures
shall be practiced to prevent silt from leaving the site. Avery County
was operating in violation of 15A NCAC 13B .0505(4)(a) in that the silt
basin was allowing silt to leave the site.
4. 15A NCAC 13B .0505(4)(b) requires that adequate erosion control measures
shall be practiced to :r;.vcn- oxcess,vc on site erosion. Avery County
was operating in violation of 15A NCAC 13B. 0505(4)(b) in that adequate
erosion control measures were not practiced to prevent excessive on -site
erosion.
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Mr. Randall Fletcher
March 8, 1991
Page 3
If the requirements above are not met on a continuing basis, enforcement
of up to $5,000.00 per day per violation, dating from the compliance date in
this order and/or injunctive relief, pursuant to NCGS 130A-22 or NCGS 130A-18.
If you have any questions concerning this matter, please call me at
704/294-2309.
Sincerely,
Owen R. Setzer, R.S.
Waste Management Specialist
Solid Waste Section
ORS: a
cc: Mr. Julian Foscue V)
Mr. Garfield Hughes
Central File

N1AY 2 0 7992
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
May 14, 1992
Mr. Wayne Sullivan
Municipal Engineering Services Co., P.A.
P.O. Box 97
Garner, N.C. 27529
William L. Meyer
Director
Re: Technical Review - Avery County Landfill Closure Plan,
Amendment to Permit #06-01
The Solid Waste Section has completed an initial technical
review, including a field investigation, of the referenced
project to evaluate the application's compliance with the North
Carolina Solid Waste Management Rules. In accordance with the
N.C. Solid Waste Management Rules, the following comments still
must be addressed to continue the review process.
I. Erosion Control
A. As the application now stands, water on the landfill's
southeastern face may travel downward approximately 70
vertical feet on a 33 percent slope. This slope appears to
have been difficult for the county to maintain. A recent
field investigation revealed significant erosion on the
landfill's southeastern face. Although established
vegetation would have improved slope stability against
erosion, extending the terrace at elevation 80 further to
the north and east from its present terminus at the
landfill's southern end would provide additional protection
against washouts. Please consider extending the terrace in
this section of the landfill to ensure stability. Also,
please consider the use of silt fencing to separate proposed
disturbed areas from undisturbed areas downslope.
B. Is outlet protection not required at the bottom of the
slopedrain network connecting Drop Inlets Numbered 1,2,3, &
4 and connecting into the existing 15 inch pipe? Please
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reference outlet protection details contained on sheet 6 to
this and the other two (2) slopedrain networks shown on
- sheet3-. -
Also, please include with the application a copy of the
erosion control calculations submitted to Land Quality and
provide a summary of the details on sheet 6 - Soil Erosion
Centro! DAta i I R in- c-l-ud-Ing
outlet details concerning rip -rap diameters and
length of protection; and
sedimentation basin details & dimensions necessary
to prevent sediment from traveling off -site.
C. The site inspection and conversations with landfill
personnel indicate the pond along the western property
boundary (listed on sheet 3 of 6 as an existing pond) is in
actuality an old sediment basin. The plans need to show
this as an existing sediment basin and should indicate all
maintenance and repair work necessary to make the basin
operational again as an erosion control device.
Also, the plan sheets need to contain a cleaning schedule
fort e sed ment basins.
D. Another serious erosion control problem exists in the ditch
below FES#1 (the outlet for DI#5 & DI#6). Stormwater
appears to have blown out to the south of the ditch instead
of turning towards Existing Basin No. 2. The plans need to
account for channeling this water towards the sedimentation
basin.
E. Besides the erosion problems mentioned above, there appears
to be several other erosion locations. The site
investigation occurred approximately two weeks after a large
rain event which served to highlight problems, mainly
operational, at the landfill. The Solid Waste Section
strongly urges Municipal Engineering Services to make
arrangements with Avery County to conduct a post -permit site
visit to review the plans with landfill personnel to ensure
county representatives understand the design features
incorporated in the plans.
II Construction and Operations Sequencing
A. How will the county access the top to complete the vertical
expansion? The plans do not indicate how the landfill
operator will access the upper 46 feet of the landfill. The
plans and cross sections should provide guidance to county
operators in the construction of the uppermost portions of
the landfill.

Also, the plans should include a development plan showing:
• the thickness and sequence of filling of vertical
lltts;
- - - - i - - - per ato�wjl=1 cortst,ruet err- s-a4-
the correct elevations;
• minimization of active working areas;
• how filling will occur so as to prevent ponding after
rainfall events;
• how landfill personnel will construct the upper
portions of the landfill; and
• how landfill personnel will control final elevations to
conform to the plan.
B. The plans need to describe daily and intermediate cover
requirements.
C. A short written addendum needs to be supplied containing:
,-) thename-ofthe-pe-ran-r-esponaibl"-o-r theland-fill and
how to contact them; and
2) a description of the equipment necessary to properly
operate the vertical expansion. This description should
indicate the equipment necessary to construct an
additional 30 vertical feet to the landfill, keep the
waste covered on a daily basis, and maintain a properly
operating sedimentation/erosion control system.
These comments are intended to expedite the review of the
application, and in no way do they restrict the Section's right
to request information following the technical review process.
If there are any questions, or if you would like to schedule
a meeting to discuss the application, please contact me at (919)
733-0692.
Respectfully,
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Ellis Cayton
Environmental Engineer
Solid Waste Section
Solid Waste Management Division
cc: Julian F'oscue
Al Hetzell
Richard Phillips, P.E.

NC DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT, HEALTH AND NATURAL RESOURCES
Division of Solid haste Management
Solid Waste Section
SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITY EVALUATION REPORT
Type of Faci L i ty Per mi t #
Name of Facility_-.,. Location
Date of Last Evaluation s'n:. m / `
—it 6oar#;rtiona F^i' owed Ypc No N/A
A. Specific Cordition(s) Violated
II. operational Requirements Followed Yes No
SSA N C_-Sectiw _
A_ specific Violation(s) by number and letter.
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III. other Violations of Rule or Law.
IV. Evaluator's Comments
V. continuation Page Required? Yes No Receiving Signature
Evaluation Date Solid Waste Section
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Department of Environment, Health, and Natural Resources
James G. Martin, Governor
William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary
Mr. Al Hetzel
Waste Management Specialist
Solid Waste Section
Department of Environment,
Natural Resources
59 Woodfin Street
Asheville, North Carolina
Dear Mr. Hetzel:
Western Regional Office • Moore III
tarn, iNortn L.aronna
[phone]
June 19, 1992
Health and
28801
Impact on Spruce Pine
Water Supply
Richard K. Rowe
Division Director
As we have discussed, the Town of Spruce Pine is proposing to take raw water
from the North Toe River to supply a new water treatment plant for its potable water
supply.
When we conducted a stream survey in 1988-89, 0. R. Setzer from the Solid
Waste Section and I conducted an on -site investigation of the Avery County landfill
to evaluate its impact on the proposed water supply. At that time there were
indications of leachate into Brusby Creek from the landfill site but no substantial
data concerning what was actually getting into the stream. The Water Quality
Section conducted a bioassay of Brusby Creek which indicated some detrimental impact
on aquatic life in Brusby Creek but no noted impact on the North Toe River itself.
In the stream reclassification process, the Public Water Supply Section
concurred with WS-III classification with the stipulation that the landfill be
monitored and that corrective measures be taken if any problems were noted.
The Town of Spruce Pine purchased an intake site near Aitapass in 1111LCI1e11
County. Because of uncertainty about the landfill we encouraged the Town to move
its intake upstream of the landfill site as a precautionary measure. The Town
agreed and proceeded to purchase a new site just upstream of the Highway 19E bridge
in Avery County. Resistance to this site arose in Avery County over the past few
months, causing the Town to reconsider the Mitchell County site downstream of the
Avery County landfill.
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The Town of Spruce Pine
has expressed concerns about the landfill and has
asked for a more comprehensive
evaluation of current and potential future impact on
the North Toe River. Their concern is due in part to recent notices of landfill
site violations from the Solid Waste Section. I understand from our phone
discussion that there is also
recent information obtained from monitoring wells.
As a starting point, I suggest a conference between the Solid Waste Section,
the Water 011ality section and
the Public Water Supply Section. Please check with
Forest Westall and any others
who may be involved and le me know when a meeting
would be convenient.
Thanks for your assistance.
Please let me know if you are aware of any other
considerations or if you plan
to proceed otherwise.
Sincerely,
HHa=d`
Saylor
Acting Regional Engineer
HS/ab
Enclosure: Letters
cc: W. E. Venrick
Forest Westall
Tommy Singleton
Jim Brown

TOWN OF
SPRUCE PINE
P. O. BOX 189
SPRUCE PINE
NORTH CAROLINA 28777
704-765-3000
MAYOR
PHILLIP D. FRYE
MAYOR PRO TEM
DANNY R. BURLESON
ALDERMEN
MICHAEL B. THOMAS
RICHARD CANIPE
TOWN MANAGER
JAMES W. BROWN
DIRECTOR -OF -
PUBLIC WORKS
FRANK M. HENLINE
CHIEF OF POLICE
WADE RENFRO
DIRECTOR OF
PARKS & RECREATION
TERRI HEFNER-SCOTT
Black Mountain, NC 28711
Re: Town of Spruce Pine Water Project
Dear Harold:
On May 18th the Spruce Pine Board of Aldermen met with the
Avery County Board of Commissioners to discuss the location
of the Town's raw water intake on the North Toe River. As a
result of the meeting the Avery County Board of Commissioners
requested the Town to move the intake location back to the
Altapass Road area due to the impact of the watershed
protection act on its residents. The Board of Aldermen
agreed to look at moving the intake and have asked our
consulting engineers to evaluate this option.
If you will recall, the Town's original plans in 1987 were to
construct.a .5 MGD plant at the Altapass Road location to
supplement its present sources. The Altapass site was
tentatively approved during the reclassification process,
with the understanding that any problems resulting from being
downstream from the landfill be addressed.
In considering the Altapass Road location, we understand that
there are problems with the landfill and are requesting that
EHNR make a determination on the suitability of the site as
an intake.
Thank you in advace for your assistance. If you have any
questions please call.
Sincerely,
THE TOWN OF SPRUCE PINE
Jim Brown
Town Manager
cc: Dan Boone, The Wooten Company
Randall Fletcher, Avery County Manager
Home of Spruce Pine Mineral and Gem Festival

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orth Carolina Department of Human esources
IVestern Regional Office • Black Mountain_2$7-1_1
James G. Martin, Governor
David T. Flaherty, Secretary
NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT, HEALTH AND NATURAL RESOURCES
September 13, 1989
TO: W. E. Venrick, Chief
Public Water Suply Section
Harold D. Say por
FROM: Ha y
Assistant Regional Engineer
Western Regional Office
SUBJECT: North Toe River Reclassification
for Spruce Pine Water Supply
My investigation report of subject is enclosed. Several problems were
encountered during this survey which had to be investigated in more detail than
usual.
In summary, I believe the river will be a suitable water source and have already
concurred with reclassification at the Division of Environmental Management
hearing. There are a number of unpermitted household sewage discharges which
should be removed prior to actually allowing the water to be used. I anticipate
that the Toe River Health District with support of the Division of Environmental
Management field staff should be able to complete the job by the time the plant
is completed. We took this same approach with a new water plant and stream
clean-up at Robbinsville in 1975.
I understand that the Environmental Management Commission will decide on
reclassification in October. I believe we should correspond with the Town of
Spruce Pine and the Toe River Health District as soon as we get the word that the
reclassification is approved. Letters are enclosed for your signature at that
time to Mayor Blevins and Mr. Aldridge if you agree.
Copies of this report have not gene to anyone but you. You may need to send a
copy to Steve Zoufaly at the Division of Environmental Management. The Solid
Waste Management Division may also need to be advised of the problem noted at the
Avery County Landfill. Owen Setzer accompanied me during the investigation;
however, no course of action was decided on. So long as the landfill does not
impact on the water supply we are not requesting action; however, they may need
to take the matter into consideration in any case.

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W. E. Venrick
September 13, 1989
Page Two
I am enclosing only those supporting items that seem necessary. We have an inch
items.
If you need anything further, please let me know.
HS/cb
Enclosures

DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES
DIVISION OF HEALTH SERVICES
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SECTION
REPORT OF INVESTIGATION OR INSPECTION OF NORTH TOE RIVER
Place visited_-_Avery-.Count-Y-&-Mitchell County _ ----------------_Date_- November__ 1988 ___July 19 89-
Address----------------------------------------••-------- Time spent 7 days
By whom --___ -_
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Persons contacted _ of_Spruce Pinel_Toe River Health District, Div__of Environmental Mqmt..
(Owner, a`ent, tenant, manager, other) Solid Waste Mgmt . Division
Stream survey to determine whether the North Toe River is suitable for
Reason for visit _reclassification to WS-III to be used as_a_water su221y_source for the
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Town of Spruce Pine.
Copies to. W. E. Venrick
During the period of November, 1988 through July, 1989, this office conducted a
stream survey of the North Toe River and tributaries from headwaters to confluence
with Cathis Creek. The purpose of the survey was to determine whether the stream is
suitable for classification to WS-III to be used as a source of raw water supply for
the Town of Spruce Pine.
The survey consisted primarily of the following activities: (1) Assessmen- of the
degree and type of development activities on the watershed; (2) Travel throuchout the
watershed to locate any evidence of abuse or sources of potential contamination such
as landfills, trash dumps, feedlots, waste disposal or storage sites, etc.; (3)
Evaluation of permitted and unpermitted wastewater discharges and (4) Sampling of the
river and tributaries for bacteriological, inorganic chemical and organic chemical
contaminants.
Our findings with respect to each of these survey activities are presented below in
the sequence listed above:
1. WATERSHED DESCRIPTION
The watershed is mostly rural with a mixture of woods and field. The most
heavily developed area is in and around the Town of Newland in the upper portion
of the watershed. There is only light industrial activity but fairly extensive
agriculture and tree farming along the river and tributaries. This along with
some mining activities causes highly turbid and silt laden water during periods
of heavy or prolonged rainfall.
2. TRASH DUMPS, FEED LOTS, LANDFILLS, WASTE SITES
A. Trash Dumps and Feed Lots - A few roadside dumps were noted but with no
sign of recent use. There were also some small feed lots and locations where
DHS Form 1489 Rev. 5/80
Environmental Health

livestock have access to streams but none noted appeared to have serious run-off
- problems. The river and several tributaries showed signs of human abuse in
disposal of trash. Litter had washed up on the riverbanks, and some tributaries
appeared to -be used -routine ly by local residents to discard household trash and
junk. This practice is of concern not only because of the trash but also its
'ndition of a_prevailing attitude which could lead to disposal of more serious
contaminants in streams.
about five miles upstream of the proposed intake site) indicated leachate along
its boundary with Brushy Creek. Although the landfill is currently being
operated under regulation of the Solid Waste Management Division, it was origi-
nally started as a trash dump in an old mine which reportedly has several old
vehicles in the bottom. Springs originating in the mine still produce a discol-
ored discharge into Brushy Creek. Sampling of the stream did not identify any
toxics although the stream had a very low coliform count, high iron and a
noticeable brown residue. Present and past operators of the landfill inter-
viewed to ascertain whether any toxic substances had ever been disposed of in
the landfill, reported that it .had been used almost exclusively for household
trash and junk but that it had been watched carefully to exclude any toxic
substances. The Division of Environmental Management conducted a bioassay to
determine the ecological healthfulness of the stream. Brushy Creek failed the
first bioassay. A subsequent, more extensive biological survey by the Division
of Environmental Management confirmed adverse effect from landfill leachate on
the ecosystem of Brushy Creek but concluded that there was no noticeable impac
on the North Toe River itself.
C. Waste Treatment/Storage/Disposal - No active hazardous waste treat-
ment/storage/disposal sites are reported on the watershed by the Solid Waste
Management Division nor were any noted during our survey. Mitchell Systems, a
previously licensed hazardous waste treatment/disposal system, was located a few
miles upstream of the proposed intake site, but this system was closed down a
few years ago. Subsequent removal and report from the Solid Waste Management
Division indicates that the site of the system was closed clean.
3. WASTEWATER DISCHARGES
A. Permitted Discharges - There are twelve (12) waste discharges into the river
and tributaries permitted by the Division of Environmental Management. These
include the Town of Newland municipal wastewater treatment plant, ten domestic
waste discharges (5 individual houses) and a 2 MGD industrial waste discharge
from Unimin Corporation. This is a mineral waste from a mica/kaolin miring
operation which uses only lime and sulfuric acid in the production process.
None of these permitted discharges are within 5 miles upstream of the proposed
intake site.
B. Unpermitted Discharges - Several individual residences were found to be
discharging untreated household sewage directly into streams. Based on reports
from individuals contacted during the survey, there may be many other illegal
discharges. A door-to-door survey may be needed to determine the scope of this
problem.

4. SAMPLING
Water —quality—samples were--taken—for bacteriological, —organic —chemical and
inorganic chemical contaminants as indicated on the attached map. Analysis
results -are -also attached.- -Diviis-ien
✓ ..gf Environmental 1�auaae�e�rt. A hou h there were some fa rly.,high coliform
coy�nts in some areas, the anal is re orts overall dd not i icate.any potential
We recommend that the Forth woe --River be classified WS-III a� queste St ith the
understanding that water from the river will not be use o upp y I {n unfii``all
unpermitted wastewater discharges are removed from the river and tributaries. we do
-ant icipate_,qonsider-abl-,e--f-luctuat ion -of water --,quality during periods of heavy rainfall
-and recommend the construction -of.. -an -off -stream sedimentation facility.
The above report and recommendations were presented at a stream reclassification
i( hearing conducted by the Division of Environmental Management at the Spruce Pine Town
Hall on July 11, 1989.
It was also recommended that the Town of Spruce Pine work with the Toe River Health
District, Avery and Mitchell County Commissioners and other concerned organizations
to remove unpermitted discharges and clean up trash in the streams. As of this date
--it-has been -reported to us that these-actions-are--underway-and thatp_rogress-is-b-eing
made.
HDS/cb

o h Carolina Department of Environment, Health, and Natural Resources
Division of Environmental Health
P. 0. Box 27687 - Raleigh, North Carolina 27611-7687
James G. Martin, Governor Ronald-H_ Levin.e_,_tl_D.,M.P.H_
William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary State Health Director
Mr. David Blevins, Mayor
Town of Spruce Pine
Post Office Box 189
Spruce Pine, North Carolina 28777
RE: North Toe River Reclassification
for Spruce Pine Water Supply
Dear Mayor Blevins:
The North Toe River and tributaries from headwaters to Cathis Creek have
been reclassified by the Environmental Management Commission to WS-III to be used
as a source of raw water supply for the Town of Spruce Pine.
The staff of our Western Regional Office conducted a survey of the river and
tributaries to identify problem areas and' recommend any needed corrective action.
A copy of their investigation report is enclosed.
Our primary concern is unpermitted sewage discharges in the streams noted
during the survey and indications that other unidentified discharges may exist.
State laws prohibit unpermitted discharges, and these must be removed or approved
treatment systems installed prior to the town actually taking water from the
river for potable water supply.
The Toe River Health Distrit is aware of this problem and has already
started working on it. However, this could prove to be a very difficult and
extensive task which will also require support from local government officials.
Our field staff will be working with them and monitoring their progress.
Hopefully, the job will be completed by the time the new water plant is ready to
go into service.
We appreciate the Town of Spruce Pine's longstanding record of cooperation
and support of our drinking water program. If you need any further assistance,
please feel free to contact me or the staff of our Western Regional Office.
Sincerely,
W. E. Venrick, Chief
Public Water Supply Section
WEV/HS/cb
cc: E. D. Herndon
H. C. Aldridge

Borth Carolina Department of Environment, Health, and -Natural Resources
Division of Environmental Health
P--.O- Box 27687--- Raleigh, North Carolina 27611-7687
James G. Martin, Governor Ronald H. Levine, M.D., M.P.H.
William W. cobey, Jr., Secretary State Health Director
Mr. H. C. Aldridge, Director
Toe River Health District
Post Office Box 98
Spruce Pine, North Carolina 28777
Dear Mr. Aldridge:
riease see zne e
River survey prepared
enclosing a copy of ml
RE: North Toe River Reclassification
for Spruce Pine Water Supply
closed copy ofthe-investigation report of the North Toe
by the staff of our Western Regional Office. I am also
letter to Mayor Blevins concerning this.
Although the river and tributaries have been classified to WS-III by the
Environmental Management Commission, we cannot allow the town to use water from
the river until all unpermitted discharges are removed. As you know, Spruce Pine
had a serious water shortage last year, and it is imperative that they complete
construction of the proposed water treatment plant as soon as possible. It is
equally important that we remove unpermitted discharges by the time the plant is
completed.
I know that this will be a very difficult task, particularly conducting the
kind of door-to-door survey that will probably be needed. I understand that Mr.
Singleton has already begun. Our field staff will be keeping in close contact
and will be available to provide whatever assistance they can that is within our
authority.
We appreciate your assistance in this matter and stand ready to support you.
Please keep us advised of your progress or any problems which could cause delay.
We will give you an estimate 'of the water plant construction schedule as soon as
it is available to ixs .
Sincerely,
W. E. Venrick, Chief
Public Water Supply Section
WEV/HS/cb

epa 'rtment
James G. Martin, Governor
William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary
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State of North Carolina
vironment, Health, and Natural Resources
Western Regional Office • Moore III
[phone]
July 8, 1992
TO: Paul White
Environmental Engineer
Water Quality Section
FROM: Harold Saylor#6
eer
Public Water Supply Section
SUBJECT: Avery County Landfill
Impact on Proposed Water Supply
Tc.wn of Spruce Pine
North Toe River
Richard K. Rowe
Division Director
Confirming our discussion of subject on June 30, 1992, we would appreciate your
assistance in addressing the following concerns:
1. Are there now or would you anticipate any contaminants in the surface waters
downstream of the landfill which would compromise WS-III water quality
characteristics or North Carolina Drinking Water Act maximum contaminant
levels (MCL's). Lists of these standards are enclosed.
2. A bioassay of Brushy Creek conducted by the Division of Environmental
Management in 1988 indicated detrimental impact from the landfills on Brushy
Creek but no noted detrimental impact on the North Toe River. What is the
relevance of this study to the water quality of the streams, particularly
with respect to using the water for a public drinking water source? .
3. You mentioned during our discussion ghat a storm water run-off rule would be
implemented by the Water Quality Section within a few months. What
additional information would the rule provide which would help us further
evaluate potential impact on the downstream water quality? Will it provide
additional water quality protection?
An Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Employer

Paul White
July 8, 1992
Page 2 _-
Your response to these questions will assist us in advising the town in selecting
—wa -er—suppor-
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HDS/cb
cc: W. E. Venrick

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James G. Martin, Governor
William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary
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State of North Carolina —
vironment, Health, and Natural Resources
Division of Environmental Health
Western Regional Office • Moore III
Black Mountain, North Carolina 28711
[phone]
July 9, 1992
TO: Al Hetzel
Waste Management Specialist
Solid & Hazardous Waste Management Section
Harold Saylor
Regional Engineer
Public Water Supply Section
SUBJECT: Avery County Landfill
Richard K. Rowe
Division Director
Impact on Proposed Water Supply
Town of Spruce Pine
North Toe River
I—\
Confirming our discussion of subject on June 30, 1992, we would appreciate your
assistance in addressing the following concerns:
1. We understand that the landfill is in violation of several rules. Please
provide us a list of violations and your @valuation as to effectiveness of
corrective action completed or proposed.
2. What information do you have concerning the type of waste which has been
disposed of in the landfill? Do you know whether this includes toxic wastes
of any kind? If so, do you have information as to specific wastes and how
appropriately they were handled?
3. Wha-t information is available —from the three monitoring wells? Do they
indicate the presence of any toxic materials, particularly any substance
regulated by the North Carolina Drinking Water Act? Lists are enclosed.
4. There appears to be considerable leachate from the landfill site, including
one or more discharging springs. If there are toxic wastes in the landfill,
what is the potential for them to leach from the site in the future?
An Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Employer

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Al Hetzel
July 9, 1992
Page 2
b. ease describe the site monitoring
that w1ii be requ red in the tuture an
give us your evaluation as
to whether it would effectively detect
6. Please describe the requirements
for corrective action if problems are noted
in the future through monitoring
or otherwise. Who would be responsible for
taking corrective action? How
quickly and effectively would corrective
action be taken?
Your response to these questions will
assist us in advising the town in selecting
the best water supply source. We
would appreciate any other comments or
observations you could give.
HDS/cb
cc: W. E. Venrick

July 15, 1992
MEMO TO: Harold Saylor, Regional Engineer
Public Water Supply Section
Solid Waste Section
SUBJECT: Avery County Landfill/Proposed Water Supply
With regard to your memo of July 9, 1992, I hope the following information will be
of assistance regarding Avery County Landfill's possible impact on the proposed water supply
for the Town of Spruce Pine.
1. This year inspections were made of the landfill on April 16 and on June 5. A Notice
of Violation was issued after the April 16 inspection (a copy of the inspection report
is attached). A compliance inspection on June 5 indicated some of the operational
requirements had been corrected, however, six violations remain outstanding (see
2. No liquid or hazardous waste may be accepted or disposed of in a sanitary landfill.
However, since this landfill has been in operation many years and dates back before
the permitting and operational requirements existed, what might be contained in this
landfill is unknown.
3. The information concerning the water monitoring on the three monitoring wells is
available from Bobby Lufty at the Raleigh Office (919/733-0692).
4. Unknown potential.
5. Future site monitoring will be through bi-annual inspections, periodic site visits, and
water quality monitoring through Bobby Lufty's office. I feel that the monitoring
should detect contamination that might leave the site in the surface or ground water.
6. The corrective action would be the responsibility of Avery County and the
requirements for the corrective action would depend on the substance(s) detected. The
speed and effectiveness of corrective action would depend on what the materials were
and what would need to be done to remediate the problem.
AAH:a
Attachments
cc: Mr. Julian Foscue

N dHt STA1Fu�
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of North Carolina
Asheville Regional Office
William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary
DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
WATER QUALITY SECTION
July 16, 1.992
MEMORANDUM
TO: Harold Saylor, Regional Engi.neer
Public Water Supply Secti.o►p
lnAuuun: rorresz tt. westaii'
Water Quality Regior6nrvisor
FROM: Paul R. White, P. E. r,(/
Environmental Engineer
SUBJECT: North Toe River
Avery County Landfill
Spruce Pine Water Supply
Hnn ts. Urr
Regional Manager
In response to your memo of July 8, 1992, I would like to offer the
following information. We do not yet: havr, all the sample results from
samples collected on June 30, 1992. These samples were collected from
Brushy Creek downstream of the Avery County Landfill in order to indicate
any discrepancies with the 1988 rec.l.assi.f:ication data. Not all
parameters were sampled. Results from ROR5, COD, fecal coliform, and pH
samples agree with the 1988 results. T will forward all results to you
when they are available.
As you know, the February 1989 bioassay report indicated detrimental
impacts to Brushy Creek, although no measurable impact to the North Toe
River. I am not aware of any correlation which would target a specific
pollutant based on its toxic effects to benthic organisms. The lack of
an effect on the North Toe River could be due to the assimilative
capacity of Brushy Creek as well as the obvious dilution with the North
Toe River. Also, these effects could be clue to stormwater runoff or some
other intermittent discharge. Benthic population studies can indicate
cumulative impacts of infrequent discharges of toxic substances that may
escape detection by effluent toxicity test: —_
Interchange Building, 59 Woodfin Place, Asheville, N.C. 28801 • Telephone AX-251-6208
An Equal Opportunity Affirmative 'Action Employer

Harold Saylor
Memorandum
July 16, 1992
Page Two
a Concerning the effects of the new stormwater Regulations, I am
enclosing he--d-raft—general—perm =t fir—larrdf-it-�s. An A I
1992 amendment to the regulations changes the permitting requirements for
landfills and other local government ac..t.ivities which are defined as
industrial activities requiring a stormwater permit. Landfills serving a
population of <100,000 are only required to have a stormwater permit if
specifically designated by the State. This designation will be based on
a determination that the landfill is being operated in violation of the
solid waste permit issued by the State, t:hnt the stormwater discharge is
a significant contributor of pollutants to t:he receiving waters, or that
the stormwater discharge is contribut.nrl to a violation of a water
quality standard. It is my understandi.nct that the Avery County Landfill
is currently in violation of some of the permit requirements and will be
required to obtain a stormwater permit if this situation persists on
October 1, 1992, the deadline for individual. Stormwater Permit
applications. They may have already applied through a group process.
Major requirements of the Stormwatei Permit are as follows:
1. Possession and compliance with an Erosion Control Plan is
considered a condition of the permit.
2. Petroleum products used in conjunction with equipment operation
shall not be discharge to the ground or surface waters.
3. Specific stormwater monitoring requirements are listed in the
permit for the landfill activity and for areas used for
equipment maintenance. There ar- no limits for these
parameters in the permit.
4. The last page of the permit ha.s minimum inspection frequencies.
Records of the inspections are required to be kept and made
available to DEM.
Therefore, the Stormwater Regulations will be an additional
incentive to proper operation of the landfill and to the minimization of
uncontrolled runoff.
We do not have any data at this time which would conflict with the
water supply classification of this port. ion of the North Toe River.
If you would like to discuss this f-rirther, you may call me at
704-251-6108.
Enclosure
xc: Al Hetzel

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>'LATF, JF NORTH CAROLINA
DEPART E ENVIRONMENT, HEALTH, AND NATURAL RESOURCES
DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT—
GENERAL PERMIT- NO. NC-G1-20-00-0
-DI SCHARG-ES-T-ORMWATER- UN -DER THE �-
NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM
T-11 cullip-liallue with tilt! .-on—of—North
Statute 143-215.1, other lawful standards and regulations
promulgated and adopted by North Carolina Environmental
Management Commission and the Federal Water Polutcn mC:i Yclx Act
as amended,
ISSUED TO:
All owners or operators of stormwater point source discharges
associated with activities classified as Landfills that have a
permit issued by the North Carolina Division of Solid Waste
Management under the provisions and requirements of North
Carolina General Statute 130A - 294 are hereby authorized to
discharge to the surface waters of North Carolina or municipal
separate storm sewer systems conveying stormwater to surface
waters. This General Permit is applicable to stormwater
dis-c-harg-es from those areas at these facilities which are
directly related to the industrial activity. Also included in
this General Permit are stormwater discharges from those areas
the facilities described above which are used for vehicle
maintenance activities. The following activities shall not have
coverage under this General Permit: stormwater discharges form
open dumps or hazardous waste disposal sites and discharges o
wastes (including leachate) to the waters of the state.
The General Permit Shall become effective on
The General Permit shall expire at midnight. on
George T. Everett, Director
Division of Environmental Management
By the Authority of the
Environmental Management Commission
PERMITTED ACTIVITIES
this permit expires or is modified or revoked, the
permittee is authorized to discharge stormwater to the surface
,,alters of North Carolina which has been adequately treated and
i,,ianaged in accordance with the terms and conditions of this
i-eneral Permit-. All discharges shall be in accordance with the
attached schedules as follows:
,tion A - Final Limitations and Controls for Stormwater
Discharges
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section B - Minimum Monitoring and Reporting Requirements
Suction C--- Schedule -of-Compliance
--- Standard Conditions for General Permits
--Any o er point source discharge to surface waters of he
__i-s_prohibited-.unless -covered by another permit authorization or
This permit does not relieve the permittee from responsibility
for compliance with any other applicable federal, state, or local
law, rule, standard, ordinance, order, judgement, or decree.
General Permit Coverage
All persons desiring to be covered by this General Permit must
register with the DEM by the f iling of a Notice of Intent (NOI)
and applicable fees. The NOI shall be submitted and a
certificate of coverage issued prior to any new discharge of
stormwater associated with the industrial activity that has a
point source discharge to the surface waters of the state.
this General Permit may make application for an r
permit in accordance with NPDES procedures in 15A
stating the reasons supporting the request. Any
the time the permit is needed.
NCAC 2H .0100,
application for
This General Permit does not cover activities or discharges
covered by an individual NPDES permit until the individual permit
has expired or has been revoked. Any person conducting an
activity covered by an individual permit but which could be
covered by this General Permit may request that the individual
permit be revoked and coverage under this General Permit be
provided.

P trt
SECTION A: FINAL LIMITATIONS AND CONTROLS FOR STORMWATER DISCHARGT?S
m
During the period beginning on the effective date of the pers-t and
lasting until--axpi-ra-t-to� the Permittee -is -authorized to —disc,`
stormwater. Such discharges shall be controlled, limited and
—mop ito-r-ed as spec fied below:
1. Prior to commencement of land disturbing activities, the
permittee shail submit or approval
Erosion Control Plan (plan) to the Department of Environment,
Health, and Natural Resources, Division of Land Resources,
Land Quality Section, (or an approved local program) pursuant
to the requirements of NC G.S. 113A-54.1 and in conformity
with the rules adopted by the Sedimentation and Erosion
Control Commission.
2. The Permittee shall implement the plan, which has been
approved by the approval authority. The approved plan is
considered a requirement or condition of this general permit.
Deviation from the approved plan, or approved amendment to
the plan, shall constitute a violation of the terms and
conditions of this general permit. A signed copy of the
approved plan shall be maintained on the site at all times.
3. P-rior toc-onstr--ucting--or---operatinga landfill the permittee
shall obtain a permit for a sanitary landfill from the N.C.
Department of Environment, Health, and Natural Resources,
Division of Solid Waste Management, pursuant to the
requirements of NC G.S. 130A - 294 and in conformity with the
rules adopted in 15A North Carolina Administrative Code,
Subchapter 13B Section .0500. The landfill permit is
considered a requirement or condition of this general perym.-
Deviation from the landfill permit, or approved amendment or
revision of the landfill permit, shall constitute a violation
of the terms and conditions of this general permit. A signed
copy of the landfill permit shall be maintained on the site:
at all times.
4. Equipment utilized during the land disturbing or landfill
operational activities on a site must be operated and
maintained in such a manner as to prevent potential or actual
pollution of the surface or ground waters of the state.
I,'ta.els, lubricants, coolants, and hydraulic fluids, or any
other petroleum products, shall not be discharged onto the
ground or into surface waters. Spent fluids shall be
<ii_sposed of in a manner so as not to enter the waters,
irface or ground, of the state and in accordance wi_t.h.
'Applicable state and federal disposal regulations. Any
spilled fluids shall be cleaned up to the extent practicable
Ci(ld disposed of in a manner so as not to allow their entry
into the waters, surface or ground, of the state.

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DRAFT - FEBRUARY 1992
Part I
Sect7ion B: MINIMUMMONITORING AND REPORTINGREQ-UIREMENTS
(unless otherwise approved in writing by the Division -of
Environmental Manaqement)
1. All sedimentation and erosion control facilities shall be
inspected by or under the direction of the permittee at
least once every seven calendar days and within 24 hours
after any storm event of greater that 0.5 inches of rain per
24 hour period.
2. During stormy periods or periods of snow melt when runoff
occurs daily, all sedimentation and erosion control
facilities shall be inspected by or under the direction of
the permittee daily.
3. Stormwater runoff discharges shall be visually monitored at
- the--abo-ve___f_requency_to--ev-alu=ate—the e-ffe-ct-i-van_as-s—o-f—the
- po-1-l-ution—c-o-ntr-o-l--f-ac-ilitie-s--o-r pr-actis-es. I-f—any -- ---
measur-ablequantitiesof sediment are -leaving the proparty-,
corrective action shall be taken to reduce the -discharge of
4. The operator shall keep a record of inspections.
Uncontrolled releases of mud or muddy water or measurable
quantities of sediment found off the site shall be recorded
with a brief explanation as to the measures taken to prevent
future releases as well as any measures taken to'clean up
the sediment that has left the site. This record shall be
made available to DEM or authorized agent upon request.

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Cadmium
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Parameter
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Cadmium
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Lead
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Crass Beta
Dace Received ; i . ; _
Date Reported
Date Extracted Date Analyzed
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DHS 3191 (Revised 7/85)
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Mcthoxychlor
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Resulto PCl/1
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Arsenic
Silver
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Cs- o �S
.JLSulfutu
zinc
`_""_'
Q,r aS`�
•
sd
.._....Mercury
.!� Chromium
...1LCopper
<
-,�.�
L/ Conductivity
�TD5
.-.- Scicniwn
- ........,_.�
Fluoride
< c7 - -
- Toe -
_`.Silver _.....I._...,.,_.......
Iron
Lewd
1, 71L)((j
II �.
��,..� ram,
��,.. o oS
!! Mf►ngancsc
_(4_ Mercury
L Q s,oc
"-
...Nitrate,
"_"---•�---••---.-
_.._ Selenium
4
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Parameter Rcsulw Rig/ 1
Parameter
s Ruultr m / 1
It
Parimcccr
Rcsulu mg/ 1
- P&T:GC/MS ,.-_,_�...;
L'D13
- Acld:B/N Irxc1 •
_._...1'Cl!';
-._. TOx
..._..I ccrolcum
-�__._, �.._
...,-.Toxuphrru
�.-.._ Endrin
..._.2 d-
'
`""" ' .
..,_.... Lindt►nc
^---- 21�15-TP (tflvex)
MICRO1310LOGY
Pt►ramctor
1LAD10CI IEMISTRY
---(MF) Cohfarm Colonies/lppn„1,�
Prrxmctcr
Itcaults PCV 1
-, (MPN) Col►form ColonlCS/lQQmb
.,,... Gro" Alpha
..,.,.,Grow beta
DMtc RccclvCd
Date Reported
Dxcc Exc.mcccd
Date Analyzed
Jkportcd By.
lab Number 0113" w JUL 192
DHS 3191 (Rcvlscd 7YOS)
lis&6#9ow W1U (Rcvlkw

N:(;., Dvpw"v of Human HW�f;cs.,
wq LAlprf�m
of PublicJr-
P. 04 WX 2
00 N. Wilminatan!
e
Site N umb�r-
Field Sample Number
261
Name of slic., v
Site Location
—colimcd Dv IN
0(0
'P#t;c.CoUcctcd-,—(,
-3;9 —,Fz-
Time 10
Type of Sample�
Environmcn.W Concentrate
Comments
le Surface Water (2).:1 Liquid (6)
Soll(3) Sluduc (7)
Othcr (4) Othcr 0)
Total
Parameter Results Mg/1
-Parameter
Results mg/ I
Parameter
Rcoultis mg/
— Arscnic
Arsenic
x1f- cn� 0
Silvcr
1�i)
— Barium
Barium
7CAdmium
= 7
Sulfate$
— Cadmium
Z-
inc
— Chromium
)h
— Lcad
ChromiumZ-cD
Conductivity
—)vtcrcury
COPPcr
—
TOS
.41Fluoridc
2- 42
-7 Toe
Silver
Iron
<'-vD
V Lcad
!Mcrcury
Q - 2 cno 2-
Nitrate
' ScIcnium
OTMANW Pv4FUPZ1MV
Parameter Results Mg/1
Parameter Results mg/ I
Parameter Results mg/ I
— P6i6T:GC/MS
EDB
Methoxychlor
— Acid:11/19 Ext,
PCB's
Toxaphtrw
TOX
Pcirolcurn,
.........
Endrin
2.1,5-TP (silver)
Lindane
- M - ICROBIOLOGY ILADIOCHEMISTRY
ParameterParametcr Results PCL/1
— (vtF) Coliform Colonla/ 100mls
— (MPN) ColLforrn Colonic$/ I 00mis
— Gross Alpha
— Oro" Beta
Date Kcrcivcd Date Reported
Date Extracted - Date Analyzed
Reported By Lab Number 01-13`3 JUL 192
DHS 3 191 (RcvLW 7/65)
SoU %jW hawdow 1mic (FAvkw 7/87)

/� �u „� - •,�-^ .,r•n HM: �.;: A`M'„+
' of c 1111,wviGa,yy' lf� s''9\�' /I'�'•' ^,
�.tt�l:�rn^:. ••tii ii". t9 Pi li. ..� .. rl���'�': •i,. ��,yai
A ' �i _,,; t' I S {� J�rory Gf Yb
�� ���}•Q-�F. .^ 1�1 � , �(;t{ > � r� _ '1��1-• P
.Alvlrintl
"
' i � � . ! ;,1 I f l • ? , l , t � 1 .,,k�IR" t�� i,lr, ,I 'li�� .� i I , t t.� �.: t'' '' Tli"�'' �c ,�^" T a �i t. � hll) t ' r(��'�
� :, ^,� �, /A,';c2'� ; • +r 1, I ' . ', a t .,t,.,;�: > ' :,
N,
.; , :� ;.
I� , .
.�:
,� .•�� �{/ilminyton
! ,
Site Number.
. Prr•rr•..•...lrrrl�� 1
�. Field SRmplc Number6
Site Location
44 o 4
�
%' ZoSE
CQikcccd Dy 1DH
=.._S12
O Z
Poe Coucctcd
1 w�r..r�r�r•.�.r
36 _ q2
Timc ....3:.�,�
Enyironmen�tatl C4ncegcn►tc
_ . ,_
Cpmtt►onta
--•... roundwsar (1) Solid (5)
I .
�i2 ` -� � ie `> (✓/
r;S etc r r.._
' ...rn.rn... Liquid (6)
—Soil(3) ''_....^. Sludge (7)
----�•-- Ocher (4) t ,,._..... Ocher :\.
INORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Extr*cu►blca _. -- I Total
Parameter Results mit/ 1 Parameter Acrulu► mg/ 1 Parittuter Acrulu mg/ 1
Arsenic. .
G►dmiutn
�_ Chromium •
�., Lead
Mercury
Selenium
. Arsenic
Barium '—mod
y
_7. Cadmium
._.__ Chloride
s
. V Chromium
T
...LLCopper
— !�, &C
Fluoride
.. n - k o
�! Mpngancw
JL Mercury
. Selenium
.1,L.., Silver
..1L Sulfate$
...LL,. Zinc
Ph
TDS Conductivity
TOC
Parameter Results mx/ 1
v..a.4v �..a IL"IFLiJ 1 A1.
Parameter Rcsuw mi/ 1
Parameter Results mj/ 1
4.... P&T:GC/MS
—Acld:ll/N Ext.
,.._. EDB
PCIPS
...._., Mcthoxycl►lor
. TOX
..._. Petroleum .._.�r.... ,._...`_
.�.. 2,4-ll
"�""
....._ndrin
..._. 2,4054P (tilvex)
..�... Lindikac
MICRO I LOGY RADIOCHEMISTRY
Parameter Parameter Results PCl/1
(MF) Collfarm Colonies/I40mis �.. Oro" Alpha'
(MPN) Coliform Colonies./ I00mis Gro" Beta
D*c Received -
Date Reported
Dnte Ex"cced Date Analyzed
Reported By Lab Number 0�.1,34.4 JUL i 92
DHS 3191 McwWW 7/85)
�c►II.! rrMl ht"Idow VI►r.0 (Rcvkw 7/07) . '

N. L ,DQ t nr of Human 5 ,...,.::,. , �; , : , :.,.,,.,�. �L. ,•.. , .
� "� � ��
., , NI,y f
1 1 Sty �9 o Pub t
OF II . �� ,,u {,; 1 1�
ly
,. �yP. O. Uox 2
I l/�f'�
1
ll Y ,Ilk f1'�1i 1• 1 I' .7
�� Ul,+-
M N, Wilmington
Site Numbcr
Field Sample
,..._.
„ If .,.
Number
_........,(p ,... .. �..,._..
.. _ , ..
%
Site
Name of Site
�.., ,_�
.. Location
Collected Dy .,
.:
.�.:..,Q.`ZI.., , ,. ._
-
1DH o� ?
--*- Poe Cpacctcd -
- --
,, 2
T1m 3
Type of Sampk:
Envlronmen�Cot►centmte
'L.
Groundwater (1) SoUd (5)
T„ I.._.�..,, _J-Conmwnts
- . I_
Surface Water 2 Liquid (6)
S1udwe (7)
.._.._. Other (4) - Other (S)
INr)nr:A%7VP 014PUVQTR+V'
Extrs�ctables :.
Total
Parameter Results mg/ 1
Parameter
Results mg/ 1
Parameter
Results mg/ 1
Arsenic..
Arsenic
©- 01
Silver
© . 0 5
__Barium :
Barium
_
0• D6
Sulfates
Cadmium
_._, Chromlum
Cadmium
Chloride
a
- o o S
�
jG Zinc
Ph
--- Lead
Chromium
c' - a1 ,
Conductivity
— Mercury
..I Copper
�Q -6,
TDS
—.�.ir_nlum
Silver
Fluoride
/ Iron
S2 - 'o ---r
1-'OC-- ---
—7 Lewd
Manganese
Mercury
Selenium
nV)f:Amin ruRiam-rnv
Parameter Results mg/1
Parameter Results -mg/ 1
Parameter Results mg/ 1
____ P&T:GC/MS
L'DB
„Methoxychlor
—Acld:B/N Ext,
Pen's
�..Tpxaphct►c
—. TOX
...._ Petroleum
_..._ 2,4•U
--
Irndrin .
.r. 2,4,5-TP (iilvex)
.,� Lindanc
MICROBIOLOGY RADIOCHEMISTRY
Part►mcter Parameter Results PCU 1
(MF) Coliform Colonies/100mis
()v(PN) Coliform Colonies/100mis
Gross Alpha
....... Gross Beta
Dace Received - --
Date Reported
Date Extracted _ Date Analyzed
Reported By .„ Lab Number. 0 -1 " 1 S JUL i 92
DHS J 191 (Revised 7/85)
SoJIJ uwl h&"Idow W wtc (Rcvtcw 7/87) .

"'.4fit rz� Lot
ft it"
,Oat? 3v
Time
I % v 41 wr.AvCS$ wAstt
AL�
d
V44 -71,
ernwsa74�ay
f; e4 r 4
114rp/ a Irr
cute
0 it t to
%,W46,114CO 'I'll HkppltralAc
4 kV Ott
(k s t L I 4A if L
64

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, Sc�c� 1►A 9F lacy of Public HuJ
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1 !I ,.
{I Q%Z N. �WilminYtgr► Sc►�
Site Numbcr �� �IJ' 1 ...,._._,�,,.. Ficld Sample Number - 6 2- o c/
I�rI��A��.
Name of Sltc 1_ �v _ Site Location
s
v � �
Collected By ' ,
2, T.
1DN —.,.. Qwte CQilccted .,-6,.:...,..,., ..I......y. J ' ,
EnvironmanW C',ar►centrwtc
JG.._ Groundwater (1) : I ....,.__ Solid (S) --
�.,._ Surfacc Water (2) .....e,. Liquid
Soil (3) _...,,__ Sludge (7)
r
._..._ Oliver (4) ..—._ Other ($) r��r�Pl:.£,.�.E.IL���ti� TEerO �I��
INORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Extracta<blca
'' Total
Parameter Itcoults mg/1
Parameter Itcrultr mg/I
Parameter Rcrults mg/1
�... Arrenic
Arernic
barium
� barium
Sulfate
Cadmium
Cadmium
zinc
......, Chromlum
Chloride
_,.,.. Ph
--- LLad
....... Chromium
...... Conductivity
_._._ Mercury
...� Copper
, IrDS
Fluoride
TOO
..�..� Silver
Irmn
Lead
Manganese
Mercury
Nitrate
SelCrlium
Parameter Ite+ulr. mq/ 1
Parameter Rerults mg/ 1
Parameter Rcrultr mg/ 1
ZP&T:GG/MS
Acid:B/N Ext,
131J11
....�. Mcthoxychlor
.—_...'rOX
..._._ PCII'J1
Petroleum
Toxup�hcnc
..._.
Endrin
......, 2,4,5•TP (silvcxj
"""
.�.—... Undone ............_..
MICROBIOLOGY RADIOCHEMISTRY
Parameter Parameter Rerultr PCi/1
(MF) Col iform Colonic*/100mis ....,. Grose Alpha
— ()v(PN) Coliform Colonies/ 100m10 ...,,, Gr000 Beta
Date Received I - -
Date Reported ao
Date Extracted —717
�_ l �...11 , Wes, Datc Analysed 6(111T� 940 7-/o - 2:z -?UA -
Reported By Lab Number CSw' ►-� .
DHS 3191 (KcvlW 7MS) 1
Sind ► mJ h►undow WWI (Rcvisw 7/07) }f �� l �Cl / 2 / 9 S/

'' , , �A 4 + I NItFIl f�{A� of Pyb
f µ�M� �4`� ��7�c.,. y�; cc y k Ha
„•. +� «+,rW
�t ''
r71r, 7,'�
:• i�,! �l r f
• •' ; ,, ,r ',
1 ,, 1 M+h�
}r+, l��r 'ff..'
fog. �,��, ';
' +.
:, � A • �
'' p //'��
{"V� lk�x2ti0
�04 N,
$Ito Number OF• ' jE'.,, ..
,''�•
,,.
•WllminYtgp Sup
l�l`��t►7 2�6
"•'^..•'..,••�•
FlcW Sample Number
Nome of Site
, S
Collected D S1te 1,oCatlor►
L
SR //U1
y 1D11
0<, Qw�c CQllcctcd
�3� _ C7
Tlmc ` L�
Type of Sxmpk•
I:� lronmcn�l '
:.. . CgnccncrRtc
Comments
—...,_ Groundwater- - - : - - - - -
. , ,....,.._
w = 2
Surfccc Wctcr (2)'' Llquld
•.�....... (6)
'.�....,.._. S1udYc (7)
�••. Other Other (S)
•�Pr r� ��I��PI F F
lr/A1
—
F'P/n i�
"tractable,
INORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Total -
Pt►ramcur I�cruly m�/1 I'wrwrnctcr
Rcrultr mg/1 parameter Rcrultr mu/1
Arocnlc
--_ Bwrlu,n Barium --Silver
---
---- Cwdmium Cadmium Sul facs —
Chronrlum ...�, Chloridr 24W
Used Chromium ........1'h
----. Mcrcury Copper Conductivity
---- Scicnluin — Fluoride
__ TDS
Iron
..�
Lcwd— — ---�.. "`-
Mangancrc
....� Mcrcury
Nitrate •
-.-_ :icicnium
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
I'aramctcr ILaula n►�/1 _I arair►atcr ,-�,_•......••.r.�.�.
1Zuulty mx/ 1 parameter Rerultr -m-
g/ 1
P64.T.GC/MS .� L'Dll
Endr
.'►tidal/N l;xc.-..�..NCh's Mcthoxychlor
--._. TOX Tpxaphcrk
..._..Petroleum
Lin r,c '•`�- ���,5-TP (cilvcx)
da,
MICROBIOLOGY —
`4!`"` RAD10CHEMISTRY
parameter
---...(MF) Coliform Colonicx/1001njx Y'aran►ctcr _- Itcaultr PCl/1
(MI'N) Coliform Colonlw/1W►nla - _ Grose Alpha - -
-.�. Gro" Ucta
Dxtc'Rccclvcd ` "A
DAte Extracted 'J " -q Q <A ' bvG Datc Reported
Date Analyted - -9l '�-
Reported by
4b Number "p 1 14 t
DHS 3191 (Rcv6W SAS)
SOW uwl Nua,cluw Wmic (Rcvkw 7/07)

«1.w'w„�M,a1�nu►wcH,
J 0
I� •�� S X. +�* `' 4 ,44 `r^fAlY of PuUq Ha
I 'rLr
jl�l1`Il( f
.
• ';` 1, � � ; , ;
1''� 11�'!; �.•i
O/� fir? �,-1,i�, ' -
l� i1fi1�'1► TliO
', ', `' „
Site Number• 4046 , ' . .
•''
� , 276
WOO,
Name olSltc ;.. v
F1cW Somplc Number
Collected By 1'
Tylx
loll- ,Qalc CQllcctcd
Time
otSxmpl�:. ; ;.,
ronmcr►t�►! : Cgt►ccntratc
t: j . i
��� C�„...,t._�a•� It ►
CpIt1tO0114
Solid- (5�
/`9�
-�.._ Surface Water (2) "
:.
Liquid (6)
.-�... Sell (3) `...,._..
S1udic (7)
-
-....�... Ocher (4) ..-,_...
Ocher
INORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Cxtraccr►blu '
.;
Parameter Itcrults MU/1
rarr►cter
Pawr
Results mg/1
Total
Parameter
Results mg/1
----. llatlum
�..,., ll;►rlum
Silver
--- Cadmium
.___ Cad,nlum
---Sulfate
--.. Chromiumn
....._. Chloride
-_.. Uad
-....._ Mercury
-.-.... Chromium
---1'h
......, Conductivity
�..._ Sclrnlwn
....... Copper
---- Fluoride
.......7"DS—_..'._....
--... Sliver
-
.._._-Iron
--•LOC -
...e..
__._
L-----.....—
Mercury
--. Sticniutn
�
-"'
-......
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Parameter Ruulta m /1
it
__
I'aractiteter
Rerulto mg/1
Parameter
1'ckT:GC/MS
'"" EDU
Results mg/1
Acld:B/N hxt,
---..'TOX
---1,01's
�-._., Mrchoxychlor
... -- Petrolcurn
...,� Tpxc►phciu
...-.... Lindanc
(tilvex)
MICROBIOLOGY
Paranr►ctsr ..
ItADIOCI-IEMISTRY
---(Mr) Coll(arm Cc�lonius/lpp►nl,s
Parameter
'M
Results PCi/1
---- (MPN) Coliform Colonics/I44mlo
--^-- Groau Alpha
----
-�.... Croon lkw
Date Rccclvcd
Date Extracted
Dace Reported
Reported By
Date Analyzed -cam f�1"�_� 3
DHS 3191 (Rcv6W 7/05)
Lab Number �y�: A'C)
,iolW 1.1wi Nru,ctuw WmIc (lkvkw 7/07)

a cl�j�;(.'�Ut}'.�. t r }' .l P�
r' t r l rr 1 �I 1�7�}�}JIirr_l'� IKW� 1 1 4 i L(Qrr
.l'+�, A1'yr Y�V .1 S(� 1M. ■,1�, f. L i; u__I
. �,�I'* '' rM 7r I rir � A 1 I I� 'i-; i rt�'�} ' '•��rr y o/Puul�M + L�Gn7
0. wx 2w
�
Site Number N,, .W11r inxrun Sr14
I McW Sample Number S2 72
`
Name of Site
= C'o si
Site Locacton
Collected Dy L ' 2°S� � ,� � ..:
1Dll .... Qge Cpucctcd -3c1 ! 92
Type of Sampk:. Tlmc
L�nvlronmen�al ,;j. CvncentrAta ',.:
c91mi10 ts
Cl2
Surface
Wucr (2) ',':.- Liquid (6)
Sludge (7)
- Other Other (d) -
- S
INORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Total
r�rumetcr Ruulu milt/1 Parameter
ltcxulW mg/1 1'r►rntnctcr
-•--Arrenic Rcrult• mg/1
llariu,n Brunie Silver
C+►dmtum ---r 1)a._., Sulfate
-.-.. Chrontlulp --- Cadmium -.._ Zinc
--.. Uad ....... Chromi Ph
---.. Mercury -�—�- Chromium ._,.. Conductivity
—.— Scicnlum Copper
Silver TOG
- ad
------------
Manganer+e
Mercury
«.. Nimtc ,
Scicniurn
------------
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Parameter "-------•M.«�........,�..,..
Res"ItA Ing/1 1'arr►ir►ctcr IZc�ulty m�/1 P�rxmcter
P�'TrGG/MS Rcxultx mg/1
Acid:Bi/N bxc� EDB
-.'T -----1'Cu't Mcchoxychlor
....., I'etrolctlm �---- Toxaphvne
.�-.... Lin¢ar►c _""'. 2�'lS•TP (tiivcrc)
MICROBIOLoGy
Parrtmctcr I"D1OCHEM1STRy
---()VtF) Cali form CoJoni "/I001njx 1'aran►eter Rerultc PCl/1
(MP)q) Coltform Colonlw/100rn1t '-M-- Groau Alpha
•-•.- Gr000 Beta
Date Rcccivcd 1
Date Extracted SYa -W G Date Reported
Date Analyzed
Reportcd py
Lab Number[�
DHS 3191 (RevLW VMS)
5011J .rwl hl""' W WWC (Rcvkw 7/873

—T.
it �,rtJ'(,�I I f i ��J,V ', / � 1 Y I �`^ T" �I' I r1}1�(•;J` T ��I �"�1•` T',R4 J"yG1J'Pwbk Ha
P,V1
pox2till
� WiIrr►1
Slto Number' Nr r>y an Sul
Name of Sltc�' Flcld Ssrnplc Numb cr sz
lt,�floi . 276
,»
CQllcetcd D Site Location S2 i
lDN pe. , Qkc Cktcd -3d
Type 9
; Time
-
n rC4nccntratc .
Groundwater f I 1 Cwnmonts
Sutfice Water (2) Liquid (6)
S udYc (7)
-........ Other (♦) :'�...._... Other (t�) --
INORGANIC CHEMISSTRY
Parameter Total
Ruults mg/1 Parameter
----Arsenic. Results mg/1 Prrametcr Results mg/1
Bwrlwn ---- Ar►cnlc
--,,. Barium Silver
---- C�xdmlum --_. Cadntlum -"-- Sulfwtu
- ... Chron►! um .r..._ Chlorl�lc -.-. Zinc
--. Lewd ...�,- Chromium-"-r-1'h
Mercury ----. Conductivity
._.._. Sclrnlwn ...._ Copper
-.....Silver Fluoride ,1,�
Irott�
---- Mwngancsc ""
-._._ Mercury
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
1'aramctcr ltwults mg/1 I'arwm,ctcr �~_^�•��
1'6kT:GC/Ails Results 11►g/1 ParYmctcr
..._� EDB Results mY/1
Acld:11/N l:xr, Mcthoxychlor
•sox ...� rcls��
......1'molcum --- Toxwphcik
..,.._ Lndrin 214-0
.�.-.,. Lindur►c "~�^ 24�5•TP ([tivcx)
MICROBIOLOGY
RADIOCHEMISTRY
�. (MF) Co►iform Co1ony/1001,11s Results PCl/1
(MM) Conform Coloulcs/104nt1s-�.--Groad Alpha '
---
Dxtc Rcccivecl 7 A
Date Extracted Date Reported
v .. y
Rcportcd By
Date Analyzed
Lab Number �y9"
DHS J 19! (Revlsod
SuIW un1 N�,uduw W-AIC (Rcwkw 7/87)

Dlvtrlot► Q! llct�irh $crvlcN �, �,��,� � ���� •U St+1w 1►+Ilbgrogry of Pubhc Ha
,
P. 0 llux 260
! ir# j (�✓ C!° Y�t,.No WllmirwiQn Sltt
Site Numbcr. (L�f ( t1,►141�1►276
Field Sample Numbcr 5 Z/
Name of Site
--.- ...,. Site "[ion
Collected II� � . �;�~ .. �,
Time .:4t'�
Camine
Environmcnlal �`, Cgncontrate
nts
roundwater (1) . ,..,...._ Solid (5) -
--...__ Surface Water (2) ....,,,, Li
._..�� Soil (3) w......._ Sludge (7)
-�. Other (4) Other (a)
INORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Extractatble's
Parameter
Itcrul4 mg/1 Parameter
-.-... Arrcnic
...._.. Arrcnic
-..-_. Barium
Barium
Cadmium
-.-.. Cadmium
-..�, Chromlwtt
.,_,.,.,
Chlorhie.,-.�
l.t ad
� Mercury
Chromtum
-_.--_ Scicolwn
~�.. Copper
.Stivrr
..._.. Fluoride
Iron
Lead
—Mercury
-""'
.._.... Nitrate.
"-
----. Selenium
Parameter Redul4 mg/1
Total
Itcrultr mg/1 I Parameter Results mg/1
_ ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Parameter ltcrultr Irtu/ 11
4Z Acld:ll/N Ext, "r pll
.._... TOx .,._._.1 Cu ;
.Petroleum
Lindattc
MICROBIOLOGY
-..... Silva
-_._-. Sulfate
..._- Zinc
Conductivity
.,..... TDS
Parameter Rerulcr mg/ 1
--.-., Mcthoxychlor
a.,_. Toxtphctu:
...,. 2,4-ll
—» 2►4,5-TP (silvcx)
Parameter
RADIOCHEMISTRY
--M Parameter Rerultr PCi/1
-,--_ (MF) Coli(orm Colonlcr/lUOtnlr "'
—.. (MPN) Collform Colonic$/ 104mla --�-- Groor Alpha
•+•.�• Groao beta
Date Recelved -.2 4'q A"
�� Q Date Reported
Date Extracted _._L=.! _y�� �-i/� ' ��1�'r .V
-------..,._. Datc Analyzedcjav-
Reported lay. Lab Number • �'�
DHS 3191 (Rcviror( 7/05)
Solid . w Wratc (Rolew 7/07)

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Name of site:
Site Location
Collectcd,Dy'':...,. L=,!�;�'e; ....�..,,.,,_ lDH 2
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Type -of Samp1F• —
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Time
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..._..... Soil (3) Sludge (7)
- Ocher (4) ;• Other (8)
INORGANIC CHEMISTRY
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Total
1't►rameter Rcrulu mU/1 Parameter Rtrults mtt/1ameter Rcsulu mg/1
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Mercury Conductivity
.._._ Coplxr TDS
Silver n Fluoride •�
._.._. Iran
Lca
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—Mercury
—Nitrate. ._._.- .�.._.".'� _`"• ------
.._.. Selenium
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Parameter Rc.ulu mtt/ 1 1'aratnctc_-�
Results rng/1 Parameter Rcrult►I mg/1
--- Acld:U/N Ext, .._._ I,Cb,a --. Methoxychlor
.'l'OX --- Toxophrrw
bndrin 2�4�5•TP (silvcx) �...._
.�..,.� Lindanc —
�, MICROBIOLC)GY
RADIOCHEMISTRY
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(MI'N) Coliform Colortics/IQOmis •••�•--Grooa Alpha
- - - -
Dt►te Received !1q a :��A
Date Reported
Date Extracted Y �' Q 1 `�� ►��� Pr
Date Analyzed r
Reported py Lab Number C` '��
DHS 3191 Mcvlud 9/05) ---
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- -. Other (4) Other (!))
INORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Extractable&rA
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ic
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— Silver
— Fluoride —Toe
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._._.. Mercury `_....
._.._
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ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
r-&-(_/tAcid:B/N
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EDB
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Petroleum --- Tpxapl�eru
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MICROBIOLOGY It.ADIOCI-IEMISTRY
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Paran►cccr Results P1,3/1
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...�. ..-.� Grose Beta
-..,..
Do,tc Rrcclvcd 9 - _ c SA' i
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Dace Extracted`�_- `7 - q 0 S; n C,
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Lab Number •.r,:.:".i!'r��l
DHS 3191 (Rcv6W WAS)
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STATE LABORATORY OF PUBLIC HEALTH
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DIVISION OF HEALTH SERVICES, N.C. DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES
P.O. BOX 28047 - 306 N. WILMINGTON, ST., RALEIGH, N.C. 21611
ORGANIC CHEMICAL ANALYSIS
BASE/NEUTRAL AND ACID
EXTRACTABLES
LAB NO
FIELD #
�20
f' / 0
/
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i --COMPOUND
N-nitrosodimeth lamine
—T-YP-E
- —
—/—
— - — -
�2_
UNITS
/1
q
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-c oroe - e er—
-I-
2-chlo-rophenol
phenol
1.3-dichlorobenzene
1 4-d i ch I orobenzene
1, 2-di ch I orobenzene
b i s (2-ch l.oro i sopropy D ether
hexachloroethane
N-nitroso-di-n-propy Iamine
nitrobenzene
is rone
2-nitr henol
214-dimeth 1 henol
bis(2-chIoroe_thox methane
2 4-dichlo henol
1 2 4-trichlorobenzene
naphthalene
hexachlorobutadiene
4-ch I oro4n-cresol
--
--
-
exachlorocyclopentadiene
2y46-trichlorophenol
2-chloronaphthalene�
acenaphthylene
dimethyl phthalate
2,6-dinitrotoluene
acenaphthene
2 4-dinitr henol
2_,4-dinitrotoluene
_5�650
O� O
4-n i t ropheno l
SO�j�D
fluorene
D 30
4-ch I oropheny 1 phenylether
die_th 1 hthalate
4,6-dinitro-o-cresol
5 0
di hen lamine
/0�330
azobenzene
4-bromr�phen 1 hen lether
hexachIorobe nzene
�entachlorophenol
SO S_0
phenanthrene
anthracene
dibut 1 phthalate
fluoranthene
MID L
J - Estimated value. yz,0/SO/L-
K - Actual value is known to be less than value given.
L - Actual value is known to be greater than value given.
U - Material was analyzed for but not detected. The number is the Minimum Detection Limit. M 2) L
NA - Not analyzed.
1/ - lentative identification.
�/ — On NRDC List of Prinritv Pnllii+anfc
N.C. D,iv,iA on o6 HeaP,th SeAvicu
DHS 3068-0 (4196 Labo& tmy)

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STATE LABORATORY OF PUBLIC HEALTH
DIVISION OF HEALTH SERVICES, N.C. DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES
P.O. BOX 26047 - 306 N. WILMINGTON, ST.• RALEIGH, N.C. 21611
ORGANIC CHEMICAL ANALYSIS
BASE/NEUTRAL AND ACID
.. •. ,
-
c • ��—Q�'r
.:.'f °MAE
MIT"
pyrene
MD-
J - Estimated value. HZ01S0/1-
K - Actual value is known to be less than value given.
L - Actual value is known to be greater than value given.
U - Material was analyzed for but not detected. The number
NA - Not analyzed.
1/ - Tentative identification.
- On NROC List of Priority Pollutants.
is the Minimum Detection Limit. (n7)U
N.C. V-cv-Qcon 06 Health SeAvicm
VHS 3068-0 (4186 Labo,-a,tmy)

STATE LABORATORY OF PUBLIC HEALTH
DIVISION OF HEALTH SERVICES, N.C. DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES
P.O. BOX 28047 - 306 N. WILMINGTON, ST., RALEIGH, N.C. 27611
nocnuTr /rur-A,
BASE/NEUTRAL AND ACID
EXTRACTABLES
LAB NO
FIELD N
COMPOUND _
x
N-nitro lamine
-TYPE-
UNITS
/1 /k
/1 /k
/1 /k
/1 /k
1-1 oroet - -et
2-chlor2phenol
I 2henol
1.3-lichlorobenzene
1,4-dichlorobenzene
1,2-dichlorobenzene
bis(2-chloroisopropyl)ether
hexachloroethane
N-nitroso-di-n:pro py famine
nitrobenzene
isophorone
2-nitrophenol
2,4-dimet h 1 phenol
Uis 2-chloroethox methane
2,4-dich10 henol
1,2.4-trichIorobenzene
i
naphthalene
hexachlorobutadiene
4-chloro-m-cresol
hexachlorocyclopentadi�
2,4,6-trichlor henol
2-chlorona hthalene
acenaphthylene
dimethyl phthalate
2 6-dinitrotoluene
acena hthene
2,4 �gjnitrophenol
s01160 O
2,4-dinitrotoluene
p
4-nitrophenol
O�D
fluorene
O O
4—chlorophen y1 henylether
diethyl phthalate
4,6-dinitro-o-cresol
d i�heny 1 am i ne
/p���p
azobenzene
4-bromophenylphenylether
hexachlorobenzene
ntach l orThenol
SO__SO
henanthrene�O
anthracene
dibut 1 phthalate
fluoranthene
�I IL v
J - Estimated value. HzO/SO/L
K - Actual value is known to be less than value given.
L - Actual value is known to be greater than value given.
U - Material was analyzed for but not detected. The number is the Minimum Detection Limit. M D L
NA - Not analyzed. - ..
1/ - Tentative identification.
2/ - On NRDC List of Priority Pollutants.
N.C. Vtivi,6 ion a6 Heae th Senvice-6
VHS 3068-0 (4/86 LaboAotaa.y)

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STATE LABORATORY OF PUBLIC HEALTH
DIVISION OF 14EALTII SERVICES, N.C. DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES
P.O. BOX 28047 - 306 N. WILMINGTON, ST., RALEIGH, N.C. 21611
ORGANIC CHEMICAL ANALYSIS
BASE/NEUTRAL AND ACID
LAB NO
EXTRACTABLES
FIELD -
II -COMPOUND
TYPE
.�
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-
rene
10
benzidine
0
ZPAa(2
DUtyl Deq
_
-
ben z(a)anthracene
chr sere
3,3-dichlorobenzidine
5011�5Q
_
bis 2 eth lhex 1 )hthalate
01 0
di-n-cxtyl phthalate
OLD
benzo b f1uoranthene
benzo (k) f I uoranthene
benzo (pyrene
indeno(1,2,3-cd)rene
dibenzo(a,h)anthracene
benzo(g,h,i)perylene
aniline
0
lam-
Lx_ --
benzoic acid
bent 1 alcohol
4-chIoroani1ine
dibenzofuran
O
2-methy 1na hthalene
2.-meth 1 henol
4-4nethy 1 pheno 1
ste
2-nitroaniline
3-nitroaniline
4-nitroaniline
2,4,5-trichlohenol
/V1 D I-
J - Estimated value. Nz0/S0/L
K - Actual value is known to be less than value given.
L - Actual value is known to be greater than value given.
U - Material was analyzed for but not detected. The number is the Minimum Detection Limit.
NA - Not analyzed.
1/ - Tentative identification.
2/ - On NROC List of Priority Pollutants.
N.C. 1?4'v4'etOR ob He_aUh Sehvicm
VHS 3068-0 (4186 Labotw tmy)

STATE LAPORATORY OF PUBLIC HEALTH
DIVISION OF HEALTH SERVICES, N,C. DEPARTMENT OF,HUMAN RESOURCES
P.O. BOX 28047 - 306 N. WILMINGTON. ST., RALEIGH, N.C. 21611
ORGANIC CHEMICAL ANALYSIS /3rus6 C ree k
MI,U —/ A., /./--i A a/— I)1/1< 41qlln , ))-I..._ J.._
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.........�..�C........
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K - Actual value is known to be less than value given.
L - Actual value is known to be greater than value given.
U - Material was analyzed for but not detected. The nurber is the Minimum NA - Not analyzed. Detection Limit. = M D L
.-
1/ - Tentative identification.
7/ - On NRDC List of Priority Pollutants.
! N.C. Division of llealth Services
DIIS 3068-0 (4/86 Laboratory)

STATE LABORATORY OF PUBLIC HEALTH
DIVISION OF HEALTH SERVICES, N.C. DEPARTMENT OF ,HUMAN RESOURCES
P.O. BOX 28047 - 306 N. WILMINGTON, ST., RALEIGH, N.C. 27611
T( �GANICcC].--MICAL ANALYSIS
/ ,
MIND
1
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f
1 • I
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K - Actual value is known to be less than value given.
L - Actual value is known to be greater than value given.
U - Material was analyzed for but not detected. The number is the Minimum Detection Limit. z M D L
NA - Not analyzed.
1/ - Tentative identification.
7/ - On NRDI List of Priority Pollutants.
1 N.C. Division of fiea].th Services
DIIS 3068-0 (4/86 Laboratory)

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SEMIVOLATILE ORGANICS REPORT - DEM LAB
LAB NUMBER:
2W3826 SUPERVISOR LAB
#: 2W3826
-DATE
REPORTED BY
CHECKED BY
ENTERED BY T
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CHECKED BY
SAMPLE TYPE:
WATER
DI4�U4-ION—FAC—TeR—:
CONC.
CAS NUMBER
TQL
ANALYTE NAME
UG/L
X 1
108-95-2
10
PHENOL
U
111-44-4
10
BZS(2-CHLOROETHYL) ETHER
U
95-57-8
10
2-CHLOROPHENOL
U
541-73-1
10
1,3-DICHLOROBENZENE
U
106-46-7
10
1,4-DICHLOROBENZENE
U
100-51-6
20
BENZYL ALCOHOL
U
95-50-1
10
1,2-DICHLOROBENZENE
U
95-48--7
10
2-METHYL PHENOL
U
108-60-1
10
BIS(2-CHLOROISOPROPYL) ETHER
U
106-44-5
10
4-METHYL PHENOL
U
621-64-7
10
N-NITROSO-DI-N-PROPYLAMINE
U
67-72-1
10
HEXACHLOROETHANE
U
98-95-3
10
NITROBENZENE
U
7-8-59=1
10
ISOPHORONE
U
88-75-5
10
2-NITRO PHENOL
U
105-67-9
10
2,4-DIMETHYL PHENOL
U
65-85-0
50
BENZOIC ACID
U
111-91-1
10
BIS(2-CHLOROETHOXY) METHANE
U
120-83-2
10
2 , 4-DICHLORO PHENOL
U
120-82-1
10
1,2,4-TRICHLOROBENZENE
U
91-20-3
10
NAPHTHALENE
U
106-47-8
20
4-CHLOROANILINE
U
87-68-3
10
HEXACHLOROBUTADIENE
U
59-50-7
20
4-CHLORO-3-METHYL PHENOL
U
91-57-6
10
2-METHYL NAPHTHALENE
U
77-47-4
10
HEXACHLOROCYCLOPENTADIENE
U
88-06-2
10
2,4,6-TRICHLORO PHENOL
U
95-95-4
10
2,4,5-TRICHLORO PHENOL
U
91-58-7
10
2-CHLORO NAPHTHALENE
U
88-74--4
50
2-NITROANALINE
U
131-11-3
10
DIMETHYL PHTHALATE
U
208-96-8
10
ACENAPHTHYLENE
U
606-20-2
10
2,6-DINITROTOLUENE
U
99-09-2
50
3-NITROANALINE
U
83-32-9
10
ACENAPHTHENE
U
51-28-5
50
2,4-DINITRO PHENOL
U
100-02-7
50
4-NITRO PHENOL
U
132-64--9
10
DIBENZOFURAN
U
121-14-2
10
2,4-DINITROTOLUENE
U
84-66-2
10
DIETHYL PHTHALATE
U
7005-72--3
10
4-CHLOROPHENYL PHENYL ETHER
U
86-73--7
10
FLUORENE
U
100-01-6
50
4-NITROANALINE
U
534-52--1
50
4,6-DINITRO-2-METHYL PHENOL
U

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86-30-6
10
N-NITROSODIPHENYLAMINE
U
10-1-5-5-3
10
4-BROMOpHENYL PHENYL ETHE-R
U
118-74-1
10
HEXACHLOROBENZENE
U
87-86-5
5.0
PENTACHLORO PHENOL -
U -
85-01-8
10
PHENANTHRENE
u
120-12-7
10
ANTHRACENE
U
84-74-2
" O-D---I-N-BUTYL
Tf jkLATE
206-44-0
10
FLUORANTHENE
U
129-00-0
10
PYRENE
U
85-68-7
10
BUTYLBENZYL PHTHALATE
U
91-94-1
20
3,3'-DICHLOROBENZIDINE
U
56-55-3
10
BENZO(A)ANTHRACENE
U
- 218-01-9
10
CHRYSENE
U
117-81-7
10
BIS(2-ETHYLHEXYL) PHTHALATE
U
117-84-0
10
DI-N-OCTYL PHTHALATE
U
205-99-2
10
BENZO(B)FLUORANTHENE
U
207-08-9
10
BENZO(K)FLUORANTHENE
U
50-32-8
10
BENZO(A)PYRENE
U
193-39-5
10
INDENO(1,2,3-CD)PYRENE
U
53-70-3
10
DIBENZO(A,H)ANTHRACENE
U
191-24-2
10
BENZO(G,H,I)PERYLENE
U
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UNIDENTIFIED 14 E
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UNIDENTIFIED 6 E
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TQL SUBJECT TO CHANGE DUE TO INSTRUMENT SENSITIVITY

APE eY Co
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. Mey, .
William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary.`, September 10, 1992 Direct,..
Mr. Randall Fletcher'
Avery County Manager
County Courthouse
Newland, N.C. 28657
RE: Notification Of Semi-annual Sampling Dates For Landfills
Dear Mr. Fletcher,
This past January a letter was mailed to all landfill owner/
operators informing them that the Solid Waste Section will be
requiring semi-annual ground and surface water monitoring beginning
January 1, 1993. All landfill owner/operators were requested to
-notify—the—sec ion prior to July 1, 1992, of the months they will be
performing each of their semi-annual sampling episodes for the 1993
calendar year. Please note details in the letter of January 10, 1992
that is enclosed with this letter.
As of this date the Solid Waste Section has no record of the
proposed sampling dates for next year for your facility. Please
notify the Solid Waste Section in writing immediately of the two
months you have chosen for sampling this coming year. A response
should be received in our office by October 15, 1992.
If you have any questions regarding this request or the water
quality monitoring program required at sanitary landfills in North
Carolina, please contact the Solid Waste Section at [phone].
Sincerely,
Bobby L�utfy
Hydrogeologist
Solid Waste section
cc: Regional Supervisor-J'Utl4N FoStUF
Waste Management Specialist AL /-/E7-zeZj
Attachment
An Equal Opportunity Afflrmadve Action Employer

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