5602_ROSCANS_2006

FAX
DATE: February 1, 2006
TO: Mike Gladden, Director
McDowell County Public Works
FROM: Jim Coffey, Permitting Engineer
Solid Waste Section
SUBJECT: Permit Renewal: McDowell County Transfer Facility, Permit Number 56-02-T
Follow up to a telephone call made to your office Feb 1, 2006
I am conducting a review of the permit for the referenced facility and in order to complete the
renewal of the permit, I need the following information:
A revised Construction Plan, including a secondary loading area to be used while repairs
are made to the tipping floor. The revisions should include any other changes made to the
Facility since the previous permit was issued.
A revised Operations Plan addressing the issues that Al Hetzell has raised during recent
facility audits, in particular, the maintenance of the facility in a sanitary condition. This
should include the installation of high pressure water lines for fire control and facility
wash down. The Operation Plans should also address the proper procedures for managing
waste water from the facility, including pump and haul procedures
When these issues are adequately addressed, the permit will be renewed, including the approval
of the construction and operation of a secondary loading area.
If there are any questions, please contact me at 919-508-8498.
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NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT
Dexter R. Matthews, Director Division of Waste Management
February 1, 2006
Mr. Mike Gladden, Director
McDowell County Public Works
60 East Court Street
Marion, NC 28752
AND NATURAL RESOURCES
Michael F. Easley, Governor
William G. Ross Jr., Secretary
SUBJECT: Permit Renewal: McDowell County Transfer Facility, Permit Number 56-02-T
Dear Mr. Gladden:
I am conducting a review of the permit for the referenced facility and in order to complete the
renewal of the permit, I need the following information:
A revised Construction Plan, including a secondary loading area to be used while repairs
are made to the tipping floor. The revisions should include any other changes made to the
Facility since the previous permit was issued.
A revised Operations Plan addressing the issues that Al Hetzell has raised during recent
facility audits, in particular, the maintenance of the facility in a sanitary condition. This
should include the installation of high pressure water lines for fire control and facility
wash down. The Operation Plans should also address the proper procedures for managing
waste water from the facility, including pump and haul procedures. The revisions should
include any other changes made to the Facility since the previous permit was issued.
When these issues are adequately addressed, the permit will be renewed, including the approval
of the construction and operation of a secondary loading area.
If there are any questions, please contact me at 919-508-8498.
incerely
Qi11�tJd-1....
James C. Coffey
Permitting Engineer
Solid waste Section
1646 Mail Service Center, Raleigh, North Carolina 27699-1646
Phone [phone] \ FAX [phone] \ Internet http://wastenotne.org
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The Solid Waste Rules [I 5A NCAC 13B, Section 1626(5)(d) and Section .0505(10)(c)J require verbal notification withinn�'�
24 hours and submission of a written notification within 15 days of the occurrence. The completion of this form shall
satisfy that requirement. (If additional space is needed, use back of this form)
NAME OF FACILITY: ��%L��,�f f/ �G r� 7 PERMIT #
DATE AND TIME OF FIRE c7: �z1 q / PM (circle one)
HOW WAS THE FIRE REPORTED AND BY WHOMcst�; _ _✓��is�;,� �,,J, 'f ��t,`, f;�O� ,
LIST ACTIONS TAKEN
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DESCRIBE PLAN OF ACTIONS TO PREVENT FUTURE INCIDENTS:
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MCDOWELL COUNTY
PUBLIC WORKS
MIKE GLADDEN, DIRECTOR
60 EAST COURT STREET
MARION, NC 28752
Each year the County receives partial reimbursement from the State for our costs to dispose of scrap
tires. As in all State programs, in order to receive proper reimbursement, we must adhere to the
guidelines set up by the State. Part of these guidelines stipulate that we can accept tires from dealers,
free of charge, only under the following conditions:
Tires removed from vehicles when replacement tires were sold in NC
Tires removed from vehicles when vehicles were repaired or junked in NC
Tires removed from fleet vehicles in NC.
As part of this program, we are permitted by the State to verify tax reports or other documentation
showing proof of eligibility for free disposal:
New tire dealers: Provide documentation showing scrap tires for disposal are being
generated in the normal course of business
Used tire dealers: Provide copy of permit from the city, Merchants ID #, tax reports, or other
documentation showing tires are being discarded in the normal course of your business
Junk dealer: Provide vehicle salvage titles, crusher receipts, or other documentation showing
tires are being discarded in the normal course of your business
Fleet: If fleet is based in NC, tires can be discarded in the normal course of doing business,
no matter where the tires were purchased.

Page 2 — Tire haulers
Effective July 1, 2006, we will require verification that the tires you dispose of fall under one of the
categories listed above. The numbers of the tires you dispose of should very closely match up with the
number of tires you have certification for. If you need to verify the number of tires that you have left
with us for the tax quarter you present to us in July, please feel free to contact Glenda in my office and
she will verify the quarterly total on our records.
We are also required by the State to insure that we only accept tires with a properly completed "North
Carolina Scrap Tire Certification" form. These forms will be more closely watched, and tires will not
be accepted without the properly completed form.
I am enclosing 2 copies of the most recent form. One form has been highlighted showing those sections,
which must be completed in full, and the other form is a blank form for you to use to make copies for
your use.
On your first visit to us in July, please verify your Scrap tire hauler identification # and/or your
Merchant's identification #.
If you have questions or comments, please feel free to contact Glenda or me at 659-2521. You may also
call North Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Resources at 1-919-508-8509.
Sincerely,
Mike Gladden, Director
Public Works Department
Enclosures: 2
MG/grns
SITE LOCATION:
3849 HWY. 226 SOUTH
MARION, NC 28752
PHONE: [phone]
FAX: [phone]

NORTH CAROLINA SCRAP TIRE CERTIFICATION
REQUIRED FOR FREE TIRE DISPOSAL AT PUBLIC COLLECTION FACILITIES
Parts I and 11 must be completed to qualify for free disposal. Used tires and casings obtained from out-of-state by retreaders or used tire dealers are not eligible for free
disposal. County may require proof that tires originated in NC. Used tire dealers, wholesalers, brokers, retreaders, and others who sort, grade, or cull loads of tires which
were removed from vehicles by another NC dealer must provide the original certification from the individual who first removed the tire from a vehicle. Tires stockpiled
before January 1, 1994 are not eligible for free disposal.
PART I: CERTIFICATION BY RETAILER OR OTHER PERSON DISPOSING OF SCRAP TIRES
Name of retailer or other person disposing of scrap tires:
Address:
City:
State:
Phone #
Zip Code:
CERTIFICATION: I hereby certify that these (total number) tires were collected for disposal as indicated below,
and these tires originated in County, State, during time period / / to / 20
TIRE TYPES:
NUMBER OF TIRES REMOVED FROM VEHICLES WHEN REPLACEMENT TIRES WERE SOLD IN NC Passenger
(Provide copies of E50OG or E500 tax reports or other documentation IF required by county).
NUMBER OF TIRES REMOVED WHEN VEHICLES WERE REPAIRED OR JUNKED IN NC Heavy Truck
(Provide proof of eligibility for free disposal IF required by county).
NUMBER OF TIRES REMOVED FROM FLEET VEHICLES IN NC (e.g. School bus shop, trucking company garage) Off -Road
(Provide proof tires ivere purchased in NC and proof of payment of disposal tax IF required by county)
NUMBER OF TIRES COLLECTED BY MEANS OTHER THAN THE NORMAL COURSE OF BUSINESS (e.g. Cleanup
projects, pre-1994 stockpiles from businesses and junkyards) LANDFILL FEES PAID FEES WAIVED BY COUNTY
NUMBER OF TIRES THAT ORIGINATED OUT OF STATE LANDFILL FEES PAID FEES WAIVED BY COUNTY
SIGNATURE DATE
PART II: CERTIFICATION BY SCRAP TIRE HAULER
PART II Name of scrap tire hauler:
TO BE
COMPLETED
BY HAULER
MUST HAVE
ORIGINAL
SIGNATURE
Scrap tire hauler identification #
Mailing Address:
City
or Merchant Identification #
State
Phone # (
(state sales tax il)
Zip Code
CERTIFICATION: I hereby certify that this load contains (number) of the same tires that were
received from the person disposing of scrap tires in Part I of this form AND NO OTHERS.
SIGNATURE
DATE
PART III: CERTIFICATION BY COLLECTOR, PROCESSOR, OR DISPOSER
TO BE Facility Name: Number of Tries Received
COMPLETED
BY
COLLECTOR
Received by: SIGNATURE,
DATE
Providing false or incomplete information on this form is subject to a civil penalty of up to $5,000 per violation pursuant to NCGS 1130A-22. Falsifying this
report is a class 2 misdemeanor and subject to a fine of up to $10,000 pursuant to NCGS 130A-26.2.
DENR 373.3(6/95) THIS FORM IS TO BE RETAINED BY THE COLLECTOR, PROCESSOR OR DISPOSER FOR THREE YEARS.

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60 East Court Street . Marion, North Carolina 28752 a [phone]
June 20, 2006
Mr. James C. Coffey
Permitting Engineer
Solid Waste Section
NCDENR
1646 Mail Service Center
Raleigh, NC 27699-1646
Dear Mr. Coffee:
RE: Plan — Transfer Station
In reference to your letter of February 1, 2006, I have enclosed information that you have requested
in regards to our Transfer Station permit renewal.
We are currently in our budget process, at this time, for the next rascal year, and my estimates are
that this construction plan and some of the major repairs will likely be completed over the next 12 to
18 months, but will be completed as soon as possible. In fiscal year budget 06/07 funds have been
recommended, to be approved by commissioners, for this project. I hope to complete the concrete
work during warmer months due to freezing situations.
As far as a revised construction plan, I have suggested to my county manager that we will likely
need to construct a secondary loading pad. The pad will be adjacent to the existing covered floor,
but can be operated entirely separate. This additional pad will be constructed so that current erosion
problems will be solved and a wider access area will be available during normal operation.
The secondary loading area will be top loading as is the primary floor. We will also try to surface
the area immediate to the transfer station and second floor with concrete, in order to reduce wear of
tipping floor and erosion/dust control. The additional floor will also be connected to the grey water
holding tank, but when not in use, it shall have a disconnect valve, pending your approval. I will
attempt to illustrate the plan in the drawing attached. (See attachment #1).
The currently used tipping floor has surface cracks and some push wall wear. During the previous
reconstruction of the facility, we built a double layer floor so that when we reached a wear point, we
could rebuild without completely removing the entire floor. This should save time, and hopefully
reduce the cost. Walk around area on both sides will be surfaced with concrete to insure safety and
to prevent erosion, especially during wash down. Again, I will illustrate in a drawing attached. (See
attachment #2).

It is unknown at this time as to what source of water for wash down maintenance and fire protection
will be available, but for the purpose of the plan, I will request a water line, of minimal size for
routine maintenance, be installed from the city water system. This may not be possible due to
budget restraints, availability, or other projects at this time. I would then request that large tanks be
installed that will hold the necessary amount of water for routine maintenance, with an electric pump
for on demand pressure, to clean the facility as required. The storage tanks would require freeze
proof liners or be enclosed in an insulated building during the winter months. My third choice here
will be that we purchase a water truck with a PTO pump system. This truck could be filled as
needed and could also be used to wet the roadway for dust control. I would also request that a meter
and valve be installed at the entrance of our facility near Hwy. 226S so that we would not have to
leave the facility to fill the tank on this truck. Either system that we install should also be considered
for fire protection as well. The local Marion Fire Department has a very good response time as
planned, and with any water source that we use, we should be able to manage until they arrive.
Waste water management will be conducted by collecting grey water in a 1500 gallon underground
tank that was previously installed. When the tank reaches capacity, we will pump and haul the water
to the City of Marion drop point. At this time, fees for this have been set at $15 per load plus $ .02
per gallon. A local licensed septic hauler will be contracted to pump and haul for this project.
Eventually, we may begin hauling the water, but for now, we will contract. I have attached a copy
of the City of Marion's acceptance letter for the waste water. (See attachment #3).
The process for this project should begin in July with the 06/07 budget year beginning. Of course,
we will construct the secondary loading area first. After a proper curing time for the concrete, we
will begin using the new loading floor and begin working on the primary floor. There is a possibility
that the primary floor would need to be delayed until the next summer due to budget restraints,
scheduling contractors, etc., unless the condition of the primary floor deteriorates to the point that we
have no choice. The concrete aprons that surround the floors should be completed with the
secondary loading area. This should help when the old floor is repaired by reducing amount of mud,
dirt and dust entering the facility.
I hope this letter contains the information you are looking for, and I would like to begin construction
sometime this summer of 2006. If I have not referenced to anything of importance, or if you have
any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact me at 828-659-2521.
Sincer ,
Mike 1 d en, Director
Cc: A. Hetzell
D. Aja
C. Abernathy
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North Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Resources
Dexter R. Matthews, Director Division of Waste Management Michael E. Easley, Governor
Solid Waste Section William G. Ross Jr., Secretary
July 7, 2006
Mr. Mike Gladden, Director
McDowell County Public Works
60 East Court Street
Marion, NC 28752
Re: Review Letter for Permit Renewal, McDowell County Transfer Facility, McDowell County,
Permit Number 56-02-T
Dear Mr. Gladden:
This letter is in response to your letter dated June 20, 2006, outlining several possible scenarios for
maintenance, repairs and upgrades to the referenced transfer facility. The Solid Waste Section (Section)
can not review various proposed construction scenarios. Once the County decides how they want to
proceed and submits an application, the Section will expeditiously review that specific information and
give approval to construct. Upon completion of construction, "as -built" drawings will be required by the
Section before approval to operate will be given. The engineering drawing(s) must be prepared by a
registered professional engineer and include all changes to the previously approved engineering drawings
prepared by Taylor & Viola Structural Engineers dated October 2000. This should include additional solid
waste management activities conducted at the facility, such as the management of yard waste, white
goods, etc.
The currently expired permit can be renewed as a separate issue; however, you must submit an updated
Operations Plan. The only plan we have in our files was prepared around 1995 and is outdated, i.e. Burke
County Landfill is listed as the approved disposal site.
The Operations Plan should be prepared as a "user manual" providing clear guidance to the facility
operator and address at least the following:
GENERAL INFORMATION:
general facility description, including other solid waste management activities at the facility
location of the facility,
facility service area,
final waste disposal facility and location,
facility hours of operations,
available equipment,
personnel,
access roads, etc
2090 US Highway 70, Swannanoa, North Carolina. 28778
Phone: KS-296-4500 t, FAX: [phone] internet http:,i/wastenotnc.org
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July 7, ?006
Page 2 of 2
OPERATIONS:
tipping floor operations,
facility cleaning and wash -down procedures,
management of wastewater, including wash -down water at the facility,
disease, vector, litter, and odor control measures,
fire control measures,
access and security controls,
waste acceptance and inspection criteria, including prohibited wastes,
traffic flow patterns,
operation of additional solid waste management activities, etc
If there are any questions, please contact me at 828-296-4703.
Sincerely,
ames C. Coffey
Asheville Regiona Engineer
Solid Waste Section
cc: Deb Aja
2090 US Highway 70, Swannanoa, North Carolina. 28778
Phone: [phone] FAX: [phone] Internet http://wastenotnc.org
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FAX COVER SHEET
MCDOWELL COUNTY PUBLIC WORKS
60 EAST COURT STREET
3849 HWY 226 SOUTH
MARION, NC 28752
[phone], FAX# [phone]
DATE: October 17, 2006
TO: Deb Aja
RE: Transfer Station
FAX ##: [phone]
FROM: Mike Gladden
HERE WE GO!
YOU SHOULD RECEIVE (2) PAGES, INCLUDING THIS COVER SHEET.
]IF YOU DO NOT RECEIVE ALL THE PAGES, PLEASE CALL [phone].

LEAK&AssOCIATES
N C 0 R P 0 R A T E D
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Submitted to : Mkc Gladden
rrimcipal/Qvm r. McOawell County Public Works
3949 Hwy. 226 South
Marion, NC 28752
Page I of—
Proposal Date:
F�rojcci= TramAr Station
LEAX AND ASSOCIATES'
es INe' propasto Puyfvrm the WORK described below in aecord&0ce with
industry stamlard practices. This proposal will bhp s conowt, subjcct to the Standard Provisions &
Conditions, wlmu it is accepted b3'the PIiINC><PAT./()aVbIFR
.ASSOCIATES, INC. and approved as a contract by LEAKAND
RES_G1t2pQN OF WbM
Phase I
Engage Joyce Engineering, Inc. as per Quotabon
Price: $6,000.00 L.S
Phase 11
S" attached sheet
This Proposal will be galled -The Contract" if accepted by the Ptincipallowner within 30 days, from the
above date Or later if approved and accepted thcria►ftcr by us.
CWOSAL ACCEPTW AND .APPROVED LEAK AND ASSOCIATES, INC.
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PIt7r1CIPATJOWNER
AS A CONTRACT BY:
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ENGINEERING, INC.
Waste Industry Experts
Joyce Engineering, Inc
2211 W. Meadowview Road
Suite 101
December 12, 2006 Greensboro, NC 27407
tel: [phone]
fax: [phone]
www.JoyceEngineering.com
Ms. Deborah Aja
NCDENR, Solid Waste Section
Asheville Regional Office
2090 U.S. Highway 70
Swannanoa, NC 28778
RE: Facility Compliance Audit Report
September 11, 2006 audit
Permit No. 56-02-T, McDowell County
Ms. Aja,
On behalf of McDowell County, Joyce Engineering, Inc. is providing this response to the
Facility Compliance Audit and associated Notice of Violation (NOV) that was issued on
September 11, 2006. The transfer facility currently operates with an expired permit #56-
02-T due to an out of date operational plan. Please find the specific items from the NOV
(In italics) along with the response from the County below:
1) "The transfer facility floor was badly cracked. A portion of the floor was loosened
so that it could move up and down under the weight of equipment. The loosened
portion of the floor and cracks in the floor trapped leachate and debris, therefore
the floor was not and cannot be maintained in a sanitary condition. "
McDowell County agrees with the floor assessment and Leak & Associates of
Monroe, NC was contracted to consult on floor repairs and provide repair pricing.
Due to the cost of the repairs, this work will be competitively bid in the coming
months. A plan is being developed that will address the operation of the facility
during the floor repair process.
2) "North Carolina Administrative Code 13B Section .0402(6) requires that
equipment shall be provided in the storage and charging areas and elsewhere as
needed or as may be required in order to maintain the facility in a sanitary
condition. McDowell County is in violation of 13B .0402(6) in that proper
equipment is not available to clean the floor, walls, and areas inside the transfer
facility building. "
A 2,500 gallon tank has being purchased and will be installed at the facility to ensure
that adequate wash water is available to maintain the facility in a sanitary condition.

The tank will allow for routine cleaning of the facility. The leachate containment
system that is already in place will be monitored to ensure that adequate containment
capacity is maintained at all times while the facility is in operation.
A revised operations manual has also been prepared to address operational procedures at
the facility.
McDowell County is committed to complying with all applicable rules and regulations
that govern the operation of this facility. I hope that this letter and attached operations
plan provides the information required to re -instate the operating permit for this facility.
Please contact Mike Gladden with McDowell County at [phone] or myself at
[phone] if you have additional questions or concerns regarding this matter
Sincerely,
JOYCE ENGINEERING, INC.
Evan Andrews, PE
Technical Consultant
Enclosure
C: Mike Gladden
John Leak
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ENGINEERING, INC.

MCDOWELL COUNTY
PUBLIC WORKS
MIKE GLADDEN, DIRECTOR
60 EAST COURT STREET
MARION, NC 28752
December 19, 2006
Ms. Deb Aja
Division of Waste Management
Solid Waste Section
2090 US Hwy 70
Swannanoa, NC 28778
RE: Letter of Intention — Transfer Station
Dear Deb,
We plan to commence repair work to the Transfer Station floor on the weekend of January 12 —15`h,
2007, weather permitting. Leak Construction will be contracted to cut out the damaged section of the
tipping floor and construct a concrete overlay back to the entrance. If, due to weather, or for some other
unforeseen reason, we cannot make the repairs in January, we will reschedule for March or April, 2007.
The complete repair will be made on this weekend, and the facility will be reopened for normal
operations on the 16ffi of January, 2007.
As part of our plan to make repairs, we plan to leave our convenience centers open for the general
public. Waste from the convenience centers and any other waste normally picked up by County trucks
will be hauled directly to Foothills Landfill. The City of Marion and the Town of Old Fort have the
option of either waiting for the repairs to be completed, or taking their waste collections directly to
Foothills Landfill. Also, GDS will take their waste collections directly to Foothills Landfill.
To handle the routine wash down of the Transfer Station floor, we have purchased a 2500 gallon water
tank, a high pressure pump and a fire hose reel. We have also poured a concrete pad to set the water
tank on, and we will be catching rain water and will have water delivered to keep the tank full and ready
for use. We will also be able to use this water system for immediate fire control.
The Revised Operational Plan has been completed and will be available for your review very soon.
We have received a letter of acceptance from the City of Marion stating they will pump and haul our
grey water. You should already have a copy of this acceptance letter. If not, a copy is available.

Ms Deb Aj a
December 19, 2006
Page 2
We have made arrangements for a new sign at the facility entrance which will show all pertinent
information referencing the Transfer Station. The sign will read as follows:
MC DOWELL COUNTY SOLID WASTE FACILITY
"TRANSFER STATION"
FOR THE DISPOSAL OF MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE
HOURS OF OPERATION
MONDAY THRU FRIDAY — 7:00 AM TO 4:00 PM
SATURDAY — 8:00 AM TO 2:00 PM
NO HAZARDOUS WASTE ACCEPTED
NO LIQUID WASTE ACCEPTED
MC DOWELL COUNTY RESERVES THE RIGHT TO
REFUSE WASTE DETRIMENTAL TO OPERATIONS
OPERATING PERMIT #56-02T
Since
Mike
cc: Leak & Associates
Chuck Abernathy
file
SITE LOCATION:
3849 HWY. 226 SOUTH
MARION, NC 28752
PHONE: [phone]
FAX: [phone]

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NCDENR
Norte Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Resources
Dexter R. Matthews, Director Division of Waste Management Michael F. Easley, Governor
Solid Waste Section William G. Ross Jr., Secretary
January 4, 2006
Mr. Mike Gladden, Director
McDowell County Public Works
60 East Court Street
Marion, NC 28752
Re: Permit to Operate, McDowell County Transfer Facility, McDowell County,
Permit Number 56-02-T
Dear Mr. Gladden:
The Solid Waste Section hereby issues the Permit to Operate for the referenced facility to allow the
continued operation of the facility in accordance with the approved operations plan.
The Waste Management Specialist for this facility is Deb Aja and she can be reached in our Asheville
Regional Office at [phone].
If you have any questions about this permit, please contact me at [phone].
Sincerely,
)James C. Coffey,
Asheville Regional E gineer
Solid Waste Section
cc: Deb Aja
2090 US Highway 70, Swannanoa. No th Carolina. 28778
Phone: [phone] i FAX: [phone] lnternet http-//wastenotnc.org
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