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APPLICATION FOR:
COMPOST SMALL LEVEL 3 PROJECT
Carolina Compost Inc.
Dewey Jason Gibson
280 Cunningham Brickyard Rd
Lexington, NC 27292
Phone: [phone]
Fax:[phone]
Email: [e-mail]
8-30-17
Revised: 9-9-2022

CAROUNA COMPOST INC.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
• Contact Information
• Location
• Ingredients
• Testing
• Schedule
• Methodology
■ Aeration
• Blending
• Monitoring
• Leachate
■ On -Site Storage
• Product Testing
• Record Keeping
• Product Use
• EPA Standards
■ Conclusion
• See attached original Type 4 application, we don't require a type 4, only a small type 3

CONTACT INFORMATION
Name: Dewey Jason Gibson
Company: Carolina Compost, Inc.
Address: 280 Cunningham Brickyard Rd
Lexington, NC 27292
Phone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
LOCATION
Driving Directions: From US 85 take 64 East to Cunningham Brickyard Rd on the left,
Go approximately I mile past 989 Cunningham Brickyard Rd, property is on the left, inside the
fence.
See Aerial Map Exhibit 1
INGREDIENT
The ingredients involved in the proposed composting project are, brown grease and bullring
material. Bulking material will be wood chips. The volumes anticipated for this project are
approximately 8000 cubic yards per year for an amount of time to be determined by the Division of
Waste Management.
Question on type of yogurt'? We no longer receive yogurt at our facility.
TESTING
After composting a North Carolina Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services waste
analysis is required to test for pathogens and to determine the ratio of carbon to nitrogen in the
waste.
SCHEDULE
Carolina Compost has been operating on Solid Waste Compost Demonstration Approval (SWCD_
29-10), since .tune 2016, with an extension through September 2017.
See Exhibit 42
METHODOLOGY
The specific compost process that we plan to use is the windrow method. An initial pile will be
constructed with a triangular cross section utilizing one days grease production. The windrows must

be maintained at a temperature of 131 degrees F for 15 days and will be turned a minimum of 5
times in 15 days.
A two to three inch layer of Finished compost can be used for odor control.
The windrows will be 5-7 feet high, 40 feet in length and 9 ft. wide. Each day the pile will be
extended 2 feet in length or as needed.
AERATION
The windrows will be turned as needed with front end loader for aeration. During PFRP the
windrows will be turned at least five times during the first fifteen day period.
BLENDING
The only blending this particular system will consist of is the initial blending of the grease to the
bulking material. We anticipate a daily blending of 5.25 cubic yards of brown grease and or and
3.15 cubic yards of bulking material( wood mulch and or dairy waste) for a total volume of 16.275
cubic yards per day.
MONITORING
The proposed compost system at Carolina Compost, Inc. will be designated as a Small Type 3
facility and produce a Class A product. Since the composting method used is windrows, the PFRP
of 131 degrees F, also satisfies the VAR temperature requirement
To obtain minimal assurance that the composting activity is proceeding properly, the temperature
within the windrow is periodically monitored. Equipment required to conduct this monitoring is a
probe-thermistor-type temperature indicator with at least a 6 foot probe and 3116" thick, with a
scale reading from 32 degrees F to 212 degrees F, Additionally, monitoring of heavy metals,
pathogens, and environmental parameters such as air and water quality ensures safe and acceptable
compost and composting operation.
LEACHATE
Leachate will be monitored for BOD and suspended solids on a monthly basis, downwind at
locations critical to public health concerns. From calculations the ration of dry to wet materials
needed to provide a moisture content between 55 and 64 percent is approximately 2:1.
ON -SITE STORAGE
Carolina Compost Facility has a 20.000 gallon steel tank for the storage of grease trap pumpings.
Tank permit # SDTF-29-03. See Exhibit 43
PRODUCT TESTING
The tests we plan to perform on the finished product will be an NCDA &CS waste analysis with
metals, an analysis fort pathogens, and a test for foreign matter. After the first batch of tests are
complete, they will be repeated every six months. A private lab will be hired to test for fecal coli
form in accordance with the requirement for pathogens.

Foreign matter content will be determined by passing a dried, weighed sample of the compost
product through a one -quarter inch screen. EPA Method 160.3 will be used to dry the sample. The
material remaining on the screen will be visually inspected and the foreign matter that can be clearly
identified shall be separated and weighed. The weight of the separated foreign matter divided by the
weight of total sample will be determined and multiplied by 100. This will be the percent dry weight
of the foreign matter content.
The NCDA&CS waste analysis will provide the required chemical analysis of the compost. All
parameters that the lab can provide will be requested.
Carolina Compost will use A&L Great Lakes Laboratories for testing our product.
See Exhibit # 4
RECORD KEEPING
All facility owners and operators will record and maintain records for a minimum of 5 years.
Records will be available for inspection by Division personnel during normal business hours and
shall be sent to the Division upon request,
• Daily operational records will he maintained, which include, temperature data and quantity
of material processed.
■ Analytical results on compost testing.
• The quantity , type and source of waste received.
• The quantity and type of waste processed into compost.
• The quantity and type of compost produced by product classification.
The quantity and type of compost removed for use or disposal, by product classification, and the
market or permitted disposal facility,
An annual report for the period of July 1 to June 30 shall be submitted by all facility owners or
operators to the Division by August 1 and will contain:
• The facility name, address, and permit number.
■ The total quantity in tons, with septage values expressed in dry weight, and type of waste
processed into compost during the year covered by the report, including tons of waste
received from local governments of origin.
• The total quantity in tons and type of compost removed for use or disposal from the facility,
by product classification, along with a general description of the market it was used for
during the year covered by the report.
• Monthly temperature monitoring to support rule.1406 of the Solid Waste Compost facilities
section.
Results of test required for foreign matter, arsenic, cadmium; chromium, copper, lead, mercury,
nickel , selenium, zinc, pathogens, and total nitrogen.
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The final product developed from the composting process will be distributed evenly over the land
owned by the owner/operator of facility or sold for use in landscaping or other consumer uses with
public contact.
EPA STANDARDS
Compost for this particular facility will be used in areas where there may be public contact.
Measures will be made to meet EPA's "Process to Further Reduce Pathogens"(PFRP) standard.
These measures will include either testing to prove there is less than 1,000 most probable number
per gram of fecal coliform. If it does not meet that standard we will seek direct approval from the
EPA for our process. Measures will also be made to meet the Vector Attraction Reduction Standard.
CONCLUSION
Our plan is to start with 2 tons of septage, (grease) mix with 1 tons of wood chips, mix and test until
we have a formula that is acceptable with EPA standards.
I am including a copy of the original application that contains our zoning, buffering and other need
inforination. This application was for a type 4, but we don't need a type 4, we need a small type 3.
Start of Process:
Place wood chips and in the concrete pit, dump septage{grease} on tap, mix with loader, blending
thoroughly.
Concrete Pit: 30ft x 60f1, with 12inch thick walls and 24inch thick floor.
Add wood chips, the amount will vary with the amount of grease,
When the compost is right (amount of wetness), move to windrow, add 2 temperature probes.
Wait for temperature probes to reach at least 140 degrees, checking 4-7 days a week:, recording
readings.
With the loader turn blend (scooping up and lining high, as to turn completely over, blending the
entire pile.
When compost reaches at least 140 degrees, turn blend into a new windrow.
The compost will stay onsite for 15 days and maintain a temperature of at least 131 degrees.
Temperature readings are recorded on both probes,
The blend, within 2 weeks after meeting the time/temp requirements, is moved off site to be used as
a compost product.
Will not operate when temperatures are below 10 degrees.
Wind is not an issue for equipment but for operator,

EXHIBITS

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PAT MCCRORY
'-' DONALD R. VAN DER VAART
MICHAEL SCOTT
Waste Managenlenr
Ear V$AONNENTAS. QUALrTY
June 30, 2016
Mr. Jason Gibson
Carolina Compost Inc.
280 Cunningham Brickyard Rd
Lexington, NC 27292
Solid Waste Compost Demonstration Approval (SWCD-29-10)
Dear Mr. Jason Gibson:
The Division of Waste Management, Solid Waste Section, has reviewed your request for
approval of a Solid Waste Composting Demonstration Approval (SWCD-29-10) located approximately
❑tie mile past 989 Cunningham Brickyard Rd. in Lexington, NC. Your request is considered approved in
accordance with the N.C. Solid Waste Management Rules, 15A NCAC 13B .1409 and subject to the
following conditions:
(1) The approval period is from June 30, 2016 to June 30, 2017. If an extension is needed it must be
requested by March 13, 2017 with a justification for the extension,
(2) A full Solid Waste Compost facility permit will not be issued for this facility without approval from
the appropriate local zoning officials or a letter indicating that the property is not zoned. Any local
zoning approvals necessary for the demonstration approval are the responsibility of the applicant.
(3) Composting at this site shall be limited to the materials specified in the application.
(4) The site shall be prepared to control run-off and run-on. Best management practices shall be
utilized for this purpose. Atf run-off from the site and any leachate generated shall be managed to
prevent any impact to ground or surface waters. A full Solid Waste Compost facility permit will
not be issued for this facility until storm water and leachate from the site are managed according
to the €7ivision of Energy, Mineral, and Land Resource's standards.
(5) This approval is subject to immediate revocation if activities on site result in a director potential
threat to the public health or the environment or if significant odor problems are created. The
Division of Waste Management reserves the right to apply any other requirements of 15A NCAC
13B Section .1400 as the Division deems necessary during the above approval period.
(6) Operation of the facility and compost monitoring activities shall be in accordance with the
approved application and Section .1406 of the Solid Waste Management Rules. Records of
temperatures shall be maintained to show pathogen reduction and vector attraction reduction
requirements have been met and shad be available to representatives of the Section upon
request.
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(7) Compost testing, frequency of testing, and reporting of test results shall be in accordance with the
approved application and Section .1408 of the Solid Waste Management Rules. Classification and
distribution of compost shaft be in accordance with Section .1407 of the Solid Waste Management
Rules.
(8) All compost shall be tested and the results approved by the Solid Waste Section prior to
being used at the facility or removed from the facility for any use.
(9) Any changes or additions to this facility, subsequent to receipt of this fetter shall be approved }prior
to the start of the operation.
(10) This approval is not transferable.
(11) A pre -operational inspection is required to confirm the site's setbacks in accordance with NC Solid
Waste Cornposting Rule 15A NCAC 13B .1404 rp for to accepting feedstock's for composting.
(12) Susan Heim, Environmental Senior Specialist, wil) be responsible for oversight and
inspection of the facility and related activities. Ms. Henn can be contacted at [phone],
If you have questions concerning this approval please contact me at [phone].
Sincerely,
Martin A. Gallagher, Environmental Supervisor
Composting & Land Application Branch
Cc: Susan Heim, Environmental Senior Specialist
Deb Aja, Western District Supervisor
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Waste Management
ENVIRQNMENTAC QUALITY
March 9. 2017
Mr. Jason Gibson
Carolina Compost, Inc.
280 Cunningham Brickyard Road
Lexington, NC 27292
RE: SDTF permit issuance
Carolina Compost, Inc.
SDTF-29-03
Free Pilgrim Church Road, Davidson County
Dear Mr. Gibson:
ROY COOPER
Governor
MICHAEL S. REGAN
Serle-1
MICHAEL SCOTT
Direacr
Enclosed is your permit to operate a Septage Detention and Treatment Facility
with permit # SDTF-29-03, issued in accordance with the NC Septage Management
Rules. This facility consists of one 20,000 gallon steel tank For the storage of
grease trap pumpings per Permit Condition 7. To answer questions you may have
about this permit, we'll need the number to assist you.
Please read the permit conditions carefully and if you have any questions,
contact me at [phone] or Martin Gallagher at [phone].
Sincerely,
Connie S. Wylie, Soil Scientist
Division of Waste Management, NCDEQ
cc: files
Dewey & Anna Sue Gibson, landowners
Davidson County Health Department
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Facdo Permit No: SDTF-29-03
Carolina Compost, inc.
Permit to Operate
March 9. 2017
Page 2 of 3
CONDITIONS OF OPERATING PERMIT
1. This facility shall he maintained and operated in a manner that will protect the
assigned water quality standards of both surface and ground waters.
2. Leaks and spills are the responsibility of the Permittee and shall be immediately
contained, cleaned up, and treated to prevent any contamination of the surrounding
area. Any solids from leaks or spills shall be disposed of in a manner consistent with
the NC Solid Waste Management Rules.
3. The method for controlling odors described in the approved application for this
permit must effectively control ail odors created by the operation of this facility as
required by 15A NCAC 13B .0841(g).
4. Erosion and runoff control measures shall be implemented to prevent migration of
soil or wastes off this facility. The installation of groundwater monitoring wells or a
leak detection system may be required at the discretion of the Division of Waste
Management.
S. This permit shall not affect the applicability of any statutes, rules, regulations, or
ordinances that may be imposed by other local, state, or federal government
agencies that may have jurisdiction over this facility.
6. This permit may be modified or reissued at any time to incorporate any conditions,
limitations, and/or monitoring requirements the Division deems necessary to
adequately protect the environment and public health.
7. This facility consists of one above ground 20,000 gallon steel tank for the storage of
grease trap pumpings only. Storage or treatment of any liquid or solid wastes other
than those specified in the approved application for this permit is prohibited.
8. Na one other than the Permittee or an employee of the firm named in this permit
may discharge septage at this detention and treatment facility unless the Division
is notified and approval is granted by the Division. Only Septage Management
Firms permitted to operate in North Carolina may receive authorizations to
discharge at this detention and treatment facility,

Facility Permit No: S©TF-29•03
Carolina Compost, Inc.
Permit to Operate
March 9, 2017
Page 3 of 3
9. This permit shall expire on March 9, 2018. Renewal or modification of this permit
shall be in accordance with 15A NCAC 13B .0836 (j), (n), or (r). An application for
permit renewal sha[[ be submitted at least ninety (90) days prior to the {permit
renewal date.
10. Records shall be maintained in accordance with the 5eptage Management Rules.
These records shall be made available to a representative of the Division upon
request.
IL Any duly authorized officer, employee, or representative of the Division may, upon
presentation of credentials, enter and inspect any property, premises, or place on or
related to the facility, at any reasonable time for the purpose of determining
compliance with this permit; may inspect or copy any records that must be kept
under the conditions of this permit; or may obtain samples of groundwater, surface
water, or [ear -hate.
12.The setbacks prescribed by 15A NCAC 13B .0841(m) shall be maintained at ail times.

APPLICATION FOR A PERMIT TO OPERATE A SEPTAGE DETENTION OR
TREATMENT FACILITY r , �
North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality RE E IV
Division of Waste Management — Solid Waste Section DEC — 6 2016
1646 Mail Service Center, Raleigh, NC 27699-1646
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Operator and Facility Information iDEQ-FAYETTEVILLE REGIONAL
1. Applicant _Jason Gibson _� (f`
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Address 588 Free Pilgrim Church Rd
PA
Lexington, NC
Phone [phone]
Contact person for site operation (if different from applicant): _____
Title or position Owner Phone
Address 280 Cunningham Mckyard Rd
Lexington, NC 27292
. Landowner —Dewey and Anna Sue Gibson
Address 989 Cunningham Brickyard Rd.
Lexington, NC 27292
335-474-1436 or 336-250-9848
4. Site Location: County Davidson State Road }Number 64
Directions to site: From highway 85 take 64 East to Cunningham Brickyard Rd, turn left an
Free Pilgrim Church Rd, fallow to large gate on right. Site on right
5. Is the location on a permitted Seplage Land Application Site? NO
If yes, give the site permit number here
6. Indicate whether project is: new new renewal modification
For a permit renewal or modification, indicate the existing permit number and the
permit expiration date
7. Attach written, notarized landowner authorization to operate a septage storage or treatment facility
form signed by the landowner (if the permit applicant does not solely own the pfoperi), if a
corporation owns the land use a corporate landowner authorization form. If Limited Liability
Company owns the land, use a limited liability company landowner authorization form,
8. Aerial photograph scale 1 inch = 400 feet with site property lines accurately located on the photagra h
must be enclosed (if 1 inch = 400 Feet is not available, 1 inch = 660 feet may be substituted)":'-
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9. Vicinity map (county road map showing site location). `�E"r_
10. Land application site or wastewater treatment plant to be used after treatment or storage:
(over)

Facility information: the following information shall be included with the applications form.
1. Facility to be used for: Storage
Treatment
Types of septage to be stored or treated;
Domestic Septage Grease Trap Pumpings x
Portable Toilet Waste Commercialllndustr"ral Septage
3. Types of treatment to be provided: pH Adjustment (lime stabilization)
Screening Other (attach explanation if other)
4. A description of the proposed detention or treatment facility including the size, type, and number of
structures to be used and how those structures will be constructed or installed (use additional
,paper to explain, if necessary): 20,00e Gallon Holding tank, made of carbon steel.
5. An explanation of how septage will be discharged into and removed from the facility {use
additional paper to explain, if necessary): 4" Valve, with steel pipe going to top of tank
to f+il. A 6" Vaive to remove waste leading into mixing pit.
S. An explanation of how any leaks or spills at the facility will be cleaned and how odors will be
controlled (use additional paper to explain, if necessary): Any leaks will be treated with lime,
and repairs matte immediately. Odor control is taken care of through compost process.
ill. Certification
I hereby certify that:
The information provided on this application is true, compiete, and correct to the best of my
Knowledge, and
Z € have read and understand the N.C. septage Management Rules,
1 I am aware of the potential consequences, including penalties and permit revocation, for
failing to follow all applicable rules and the conditions of a Septage Detention or Treatment
Facility permit.
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Landowner's Authorization to Operate a Septage AW&W SECTION
Treatment Facility
{North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality
Division of )Taste Management - Solid Waste Section
1646 Mail Service Center, Raleigh, NO 27699-1646
i, Dewey Gibson (name of site owner) hereby certify that i am the owner of
10 acres of land located 533 Free Pilgrim Church fed, 1_exington,NC and
identified by 2149 page 115 (book and page of recorded deed or tax reap parcel) and
!haft 1 agree to allow
Jason Gibson, Carolina Compost
(SDTF permit applicant) to use
said land for a septage detention or treatment facility for a period of As long as Needed (length
of time), beginning 1-1-2014
(give date) and that i have read the North Carolina
Septage Management Rules *. I further understand that no septage maybe stored or treated on the land
until the Division Of Waste Management has issued a permit -for a detention or treatment facility. The alcove
described property is ❑vmed soleiy by me orjoinfiy with Anna Sue Gibson
(names of all cc -owners, Gr state none).
Si nature of landowner Data
Swom to and subscribed before the this (-C,' day of X Vf) , 20 ) —1
(Notary Public.)
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280 CUNNINGHAM BRICK YARD RD
LEXINGTON, NC 27292-7774
Attn: JASON GIBSON
sample fa: CAROLINA COMPOST Date Received: 2/17/2022
Lab Number. 42553 COMPOST ANALYSIS Date Reported: 3/3/2022 Page: 3 of 3
Analysis
Unit
Analysis
Result
pry Basis
Result
Analysis Method Ana]
y
Germination - Vigor
%
100
TMECC 05.05-A
Ave Ht of Seedlings in Control
centimeters
8.6
TMECC 05.05-A
Ave Ht of Seedlings in Compost
centimeters
12.5
TMECC 05.05-A
Respiration - CO2-C/g TS
mg CO2-C / g TS/Day
3.7
TMECC 05.08-13
Respiration - CO2-C/g OM
mg CO2-C / g OM/Day
2.1
TMECC 05,08-6
Compost Stability Index
-
Moderately Unstable
TMECC 05.08
Retained on U.S. 2-inch Sieve
%
0.00
TMECC 02.02-13
Retained on U.S. 1-inch Sieve
%
0.00
TMECC 02.02-13
Retained an U.S. 5/8-inch Sieve
%
0.00
TMECC 02.02-B
Retained on U.S. 3/8-inch Sieve
%
2.75
TMECC 02.02-13
Retained on U.S. 1/4-inch Sieve
%
8.70
TMECC 02.02-13
Retained on U.S. 5/32-inch
°%
17.38
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Report Number
F22048-6507
Account Number
14022
To: CAROLINA COMPOST
280 CUNNINGHAM BRICK YARD RD
LEXINGTON, NC 27292-7774
Attn: JASON GIBSON
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sampie ID: CAROLINA COMPOST
Lab Number: 42553 COMPOST ANALYSIS
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Date Received: 2/17/2022
Date Reported: 3/3/2022 Page: 2 of 3
Analysis
Unit
Analysis
Result
Dry Basis
Result
Analysis Method Anal
y
Nickel
mg/kg
4.6
10.2
US EPA SW846-6020
Lead
mg/kg
6.1
13.5
US EPA SW846-6020
Selenium
mg/kg
1.33
2.94
US EPA SW846-6020
Zinc
mg/kg
33.4
73.8
US EPA SW846-6010C
503 Metals PASS/FAIL
pass/fail
PASS
EPA 503 Metal Limits
pH
-
7.5
TMECC 04.11-A
Soluble Salts
dS/m
1.60
TM ECC 04.10-A
Fecal Coliform/MPN
MPN/g dry
3530
SM(20th)-9221E TMECC
Pathogen Reduction - PASS/FAIL
pass/fail
FAIL
40 CFR 503 Class A Compost
Ash @ 550 C
%
14.01
30.92
TMECC 03.02-13
Organic Matter (LOI @ 550 C)
%
31.31
69.08
TMECC 05.07-A
Total Organic Carbon (C)
%
15.65
34.54
TMECC 04.01-A
Carbon;Nitrogen Ratio (C:N)
-
29.5:1
29.5:1
TMECC 05.02-A
Foreign Material
%
0.00
TMECC 03.08-A
Germination - Emergence
%
100
TMECC 05.05-A
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Basis
�sult Analysis Method
TMECC 03.09-A
TMECC 03,09-A
TMECC 04.02-D
).12
TMECC 04.03-A
j.27
TMECC 04.03-A
).12
TMECC 04.04-A
).14
TMECC 04.04-A
).37
TMECC 04.05-MG
).39
TMECC 04.05-CA
13.4
US EPA SW846-6020
888
US EPA SW846-6020
06.0
US EPA SW846-6020
i2.9
US EPA SW846-6010C
584
US EPA SW846-6020
L.68
US EPA SW846-6020
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