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DWM Brownfields Inspection Report
Submitted By: jkslaughter_ncdenr
Submitted Time: 08/01/2022 8:00 AM
I. Inspection Information
Date & Time: 07/28/2022 1:25 PM Inspection Type: Drive-By
Brownfields Staff:
Kevin Slaughter, Tyler Pearson
Other Personnel:
Ed Morrison - Tower Engineering
Professionals (TEP)
Location:
Lat: 35.27441505, Long: -80.83009691
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II. Project Information
Number: 19059-15-060 Name: Stork Rotary RFRU (RN)
Address: 3201 Rotary Drive
City: Charlotte
County: Mecklenburg
III. Environmental
Current Use of Property: Industrial
Structures on Property: Existing Structures Violation: No
Vapor Mitigation Systems: Not Observed Vapor Mitigation Violation: No
Use of Surface Water or Groundwater: Not Observed Water Use Violation: No
Exposed Soils: Observed Exposed Soils Violation: Unknown
Summary: N/A
Summary: N/A
Summary: One story building consisting of offices on southern side of building, and
warehouse/ equipment storage on northern side of building(Photos 1 & 2).
Summary: Soil exposure observed on northern portion of property where tree clearing
has been completed, and only a few tree trunks are remaining to be hauled off (Photos 4-
7). See Inspector Comments.
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Use of Basements: Not Observed Basement Violation: No
Storage of Chemicals: Not Observed Chemical Violation: No
Groundwater Monitoring Wells: Not Observed Monitoring Well Violation: No
Current Exposure to Public/Public Risk:
Summary: N/A
Summary: N/A
Condition:
Summary: N/A
No public risk observed at the time of the Site Inspection.
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IV. Inspector Comments
V. PHOTOGRAPHS
Photo 1: Southern (front) side of building facing northwest
As mentioned previously, tree removal work on northern portion of site has almost been completed.
According to Mr. Morrison, the area will be graded up to 24” in places and will eventually be used for
equipment storage (Photos 4-7).
On August 1st, 2022, Mr. Scott Brantley with TEP contacted me by phone, and explained that he had
discussed the work currently taking place with the Brownfields PM and had sent an email outlining the
work proposed which summarized their phone discussion. Mr. Brantley forwarded this email to my
attention on August 1st, 2022 and it stated “we are looking to do tree clearing/grubbing on the back of
the lot. Based on our conversation we are good to proceed as long as no soil leaves the site or is
stockpiled, and we need to keep disturbance to a max depth of 24”.
Following the Site Inspection, the observations were discussed with the PM, and she reached out to
Mr. Brantley who confirmed that no soil or other type of material was to be brought onto the
property, and only clearing, grubbing, and compacting was taking place at the property.
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Photo 2: Northern warehouse side of building facing west.
Photo 3: Cable reels stored on north side of building.
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Photo 4: View of formerly wooded portion of property. Pile of logs on northeastern corner of
property is the only material left to be removed.
Photo 5: View from northeastern portion of property facing west. Cable reels visible in Photo 3
visible on the left side of photo.
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Photo 6: View from northwestern portion of property facing north.
Photo 7: View from northwestern portion of property facing east.