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Home My WebLink About6511_AmericanPropertyExperts_PermitApplication_20220810 YardWasteRecyclingCenter Diversified Biomass Company d/b/a AmericanPropertyExperts 606 Sunnyvale Drive Wilmington, North Carolina PREPAREDFOR Diversified Biomass Company d/b/a AmericanPropertyExperts 606SunnyvaleDrive Wilmington,NC28412 (910)793-1460 August2022 TABLEOFCONTENTSOPERATIONSPLANSITEEVALUATIONREPORTS WetlandEvaluation Threatenedor Endangered Species Report Soils and Seasonal High Water Table Report Maps: Wilmington FEMA Flood Map USGS Wilmington Quadrangle Map SCE Soil Survey MapPERMITTINGSedimentationandErosionControl-NCDENR,LandQualityApprovalLetterfromLandQualitySedimentationandErosionControlDesignNarrativeErosionControlSpecificationsStormQuality-NCDENR,DivisionofWaterQualityApprovalLetterfromWaterQualityStormwaterApplicationFormsLANDUSEANDLEGALISSUES LegalDescriptionofProperty City of Wilmington Zoning Verification City of WilmingtonFire Response LetterEXISTINGONSITEMONITORINGWELLS Letter dated 2/7/00 from CORR EnvironmentalResources regarding no impact to current monitoring needs. Letter dated 2/10/00 from NCDENR regarding no objections to facility operations in proximity to monitoring wells.ATTACHMENTS (Drawings)Sheet C-1Site Plan with Vicinity Map Sheet C-2DetailsSheetC-3AerialPhotographyofProperty OPERATIONSPLAN OPERATIONSPLAN DiversifiedBiomass Company d/b/a American Pmpe1iy Experts', Inc.operation istoaccept vegetativedebrisfromlandclearing,landscaping,andmunicipaloperations.Allincomingdebris isweighed and grinded priortotransporttohandlingareas.Upondeliverytothehandling areas, thedebrisissortedandstackedusingheavyequipment inorder topermitadequatedryingaswell ashaveallnon-grinding material removed (i.e., dirt, plastics, metals, etc.).Unacceptable materialsareseparatedandstoreduntilsufficientamountshaveaccumulatedtowarranttranspo11 toauthorizedwastefacilities(i.e.county landfill orrecycling facility).Accepted debrisisstored in windrows fora period of up to 180days.Equipment suited forstacking and turning the debris includeexcavators, bulldozers and front-end loaders.Thewindrowed material isturned and resorted every30-45days tofurtherfacilitate processing.After thedebris hascompletedpre-preparations,it isprocessedintoeither a biomassfuel component orcolored mulch product usingheavy equipment (i.e.,tubgrinders).Diversified Biomass Company d/b/a American Property Experts,will distribute the biomassfuel tovarious power-generating facilities throughout southeastern UnitedStates.Diversified Biomass Company d/b/a American PropertyExperts doesnotproposetosellanyprocessed materialsotherthanscreened topsoiland mulches to the general public. Al]areasinandaround theentirefacility will bemaintained andgradedtofacilitateproper water drainageincompliance withtheapproved sedimentation anderosioncontrol planinorderto prevent surface water from runningand ponding inand aroundthe storageareas.List of Materials to be received: Materials to be received include vegetative land clearing debris, root mat, stumps, limbs, tree trunks, soil and shrubbery.All unacceptable materials are clearlylistedon customeraccountapplications,signs onthefacility,andourpricelisting.Two (2)closed circuitcamerasareinstalledtomonitorand record eachincomingload'scontents.All debris isgradedbythescaleoperator upon arrival andseparatedintoclean ordirtyloads.The loadsarethen stored inseparate staging areas for processing.The following materials arenot accepted bythefacility:metals,brick, block,stone,plastics,liquids,treated woodproducts, tires or other non-vegetative debris.Estimate of Materials to be processed: the maximum daily production limit with the currentequipment is1100-1500 tonsforbiomassproduction.Basedonpriorcollection data, approximately eight (8)truckloads of unacceptable material areestimatedtoaccumulate annually.Non-recycledMaterials: All unacceptablematerials will bestored until sufficient product hasaccumulatedtowarrant transport to the local (New Hanover County) landfill.Asindicated, anestimated (12)truckloads ofunacceptable materialareexpected annually.Thismaterialwill be separatedand containedwithin a20'by20' refuse collection area(noted on Drawing) and will beremoved aswarranted.All soil materials removed from theland cleared inert debris(LCID) materialsarecollected and moved toash01i-term overburden stockpile.Thismaterial isthen ground and screened into topsoil material and sold.Uses of Recycled Materials: As indicatedin item paragraph "A,"plans arefor Diversified Biomass Company d/b/a American Property Experts,Inc. todistribute biomass fuel to various power generating facilities throughout thesoutheastern United Statesaswellas manufacture mulchesforgroundcoveranderosioncontrol.Anyoverburden anddirt-basedmaterialswillbe sold as topsoil and fill.LocalFireChiefResposeCapabilities:Seeletterdated04-23-07fromChiefBlackley, City of Wilmington Chief of Fire PreventionBureau. G,EquipmentUtilizedforHandlingandLoading: 2013 JD700KDozer 2013JD700KDozer 2014 JD700KDozer 2006International Truck 2005InternationalTruck 2014JD210Excavator 2015 Komatsu 210 Excavator 2015Hitachi210LC-5Excavator 2015Hitachi210LC-5Excavator 2015Hitachi210LC-5Excavator 2015Hitachi210LC-5Excavator 1999 Freightliner Truck 1997FreightlinerTruck 2008FreightlinerTruck 2005F-350 2011F-350 2012F-350 2015F-350 1994PeerlessTrailer 2000PeerlessTrailer 2015InnovativeTrailer 2015 Innovative Trailer 2006Morbark1300ATubgrinder 2010 Morbark 6600 Grinder 2007VermeerTG7000Tubgrinder 2014EdgeMS80x48 H.ContingencyPlans:Equipment: Diversified Biomass Company d/b/aAmerican Property Experts, Inc. maintainsequipment regularlyaspermanufacturers'specifications.Allequipment hasa correspondingmaintenance agreement with the vendor.Medical:Medicalsuppliesandfirstaidequipmentislocatedonsiteinaccordancewithall stateand federal requirements includingstateand federalOSHA and ANSI regulations. First aid is locatedwithin the mainoffice onsite.FireSuppression:Firesuppression equipment ismaintained onallequipment aswell as additional equipment within themainoffice.Additionalfiresuppression equipmentis maintained at theactual grindingoperation.Two (2)fire hydrantsare located on the propertyforuse bytheCityofWilmington FireDepartmenttorespondtoadditional site needs.PoorMarketConditions: Diversified BiomassCompany d/b/aAmericanProperty Expe1ts, Inc.hascurrent salescontracts that meet production.Duetotheincreases in powerdemand and thetrend shifting towards alternate orbiomass fuel products, itis unlikelythatthemarketconditions wouldadverselyimpactoperations.Furthermore, the recent fuelshortagesand increased municipality electricity demands coupled withthe recentlyannounced presidentialplanto increase biomasstechnology and usefurther improves thedemand forourproduct.Diversified Biomass Company d/b/a American Prope1ty Experts, Inc. hasincreased itssoutheastern regional marketshare byover22 percent inthepast48month period.Wecontinue toseek newcustomers inNorth Carolina,SouthCarolina,GeorgiaandVirginia,andhavehiredanotherfull-timebusiness development member for increasing sales and revenue. I.RecordKeeping:Alltrucksareweighed uponenteringthesiteandagain uponexitingthe site.Individual ticketsaremaintained foreachvehicle,which includedate,time,truckgross weightand truck tareweight.Monitoring logsfromclosed circuitcamerasarerecorded onto magnetic media (computer disks). J.AnnualReport:DBCwillsubmitanannualreport, dueeach August1st,forthe previousJuly IstthroughJune30th,Thisreportwillincludetheamountandtypes,intons,ofmaterials received, processed, distributed and on-hand. SITEEVALUATIONREPORTS Wetland Evaluation Threatened orEndangered Species Report SoilsandSeasonal High Water TableReport Maps:WilmingtonFEMAFloodMap USGSWilmingtonQuadrangleMap SCSSoilSurveyMapLand Management Group, Inc February11,2000 TedLyoSupervisor CompostingandLandApplicationBranch NCDENR 401OberlinRoad,Suite150 .Raleigh,NC27605RE:LandclearingdebrisforJasonThompson, AmericanRecyclingExperts,606Sunnyvale Drive, Wilmington, NC28412; Wetland determination. DearMr.Lyon: OnFebruary7,2000,LandManagementGroup,Inc.performedawetland delineationon theabovereferencedprojectsite.Thisdelineationisbasedonthe1987ArmyCorpsofEngineers Manualwhichidentifieswetlandsbythreecharacteristics:soils,vegetation, and hydrology.The projectsiteiscurrently usedasayardwasteprocessing facilityand upontheFebruary7visit,it wasfound tohavebeenhighlydisturbed formanyyears.Thesitehasbeencleared ofanywoody vegetation(Figure1)andnumerousauger boringsfound theareatocontainseveralfeetofsandy fillmaterial. Because wetland vegetationwetland soils,and wetland hydrology indicators were notobserved, itisthedetermination ofLand ManagementGroup,Inc.thatwetlandsdonotexist within"thisproject site. Ifyou haveanyquestionsabout thesefindings, pleasedonothesitatetocallmeat(910)452- 0001. Kim Williams WetlandScientist Land Management Group February11,2000 TedLyon,SupervisorComposting and Land Application Branch NCDENR_ 401OberlinRoad,Suite150 Raleigh,NC27605RE:LandclearingdebrisforJasonThompson, AmericanRecyclingExperts, 606Sunnyvale Drive; Wilmington, NCi8412;Impacts to threatened or endangered species. DearMr.Lyon: To determine whether theabove referencedproject sitecontains anystate-or federally listed threatened orendangered speciesorsupports habitat criticalto threatened orendangered species, anon-site inspection and athorough database search wereperformed for thistract. On February7,2000,LandManagement Group,Inc.performedanon-siteinspection ofthetractthat searchedforthreatened orendangeredspeciesorhabitatthatwouldsupportthreatenedor endangered specieswithinNewHanover County(Table1),Theon-siteinspection foundthat the projectsiteconsists ofapproximately5acresofland that hasbeenheavilydisturbed.Thesitehas been clearedofvegetationandcontains largepilesofwoody debris(Figure1).Surroundingthe sitearesomewooded areascontaining loblollypine,longleafpine, and yaupon(Figure2).Theseforestedsectionsaresmallinsizeandconsistofrelativelyyoungtrees.Basedontheon-site•inspection,nostateorfederally-listedthreatenedorendangered speciesorhabitatcriticaltothese species are located 'within the site boundaries..• Asearch oftheNorth Carolina NaturalHeritage Programdatabasefound sixhistoric recordsofimportant'specieswithinaonemileradiusofthesite(seeattached letter).However noneofthesespeciesareclassifiedasthreatenedorendangeredandnonehavebeenobservedin the area for over 20 years.Based ontheon-site inspection and theHeritage database search, it isthedetermination of LandManagementGroup, Inc.thatnothreatenedorendangered speciesorhabitatcriticalto threatenedorendangered speciesoccurwithin theproject site.While theHeritage database shows that certain rarespecies have been observedwithin a one-milevicinity ofthe site inthe past, becausethisspecificareahasbeenhighlydisturbedformanyyears,itunableto supporttheseor anyotherrarespecies.Ifyouhaveanyquestionsregardingthesefindings,pleasegivemeacallat(910)452-0001. Sincerely,-, KimWilliams WetlandScientist Table1.Stateandfederally-listedthreateneq orendangered speciesobservedinNewHanover County. ScientificName CommonName StateStatus Federal Status ANIMALS Acipenserbrevirostrum Shorlnosesturgeon B E Alflgatormississippfensis Americanalligator T T(S/A) Carettacare/ta Loggerheadseaturtle T T Charadriusmelodus Pipingplover T T Cheloniamydas Greenseaturtle T T Picoidesborealis Red-cockadedwoodpecker E E 1richechusmanatus Manatee E E Triodopsissoelneri CapeFearthreetooth T FSC PLANTS Amaranthuspumilus Seabeachamaranth T T Lilaeopsiscarolinensis. Carolinagrasswort T Lophiolaaurea Goldencrest E Lyslmachtaasperulae/olia Rough!eafloosestrife E E Stylismapiclceringii Pickeringlsdawnflower E FSC UtriculariaoUvacea Dwarfbladderwort T KEY: StatusEndangered Threatened FSC T(S/A). Definition Ataxon"indangerofextinctionthroughoutallorasignificant portionof its range. Ataxon"likelytobecomeendangeredwithintheforeseeablefuture throughoutallor a significant portion ofitsrange, AFederalspeciesofconcern-aspeciesthatmayormaynotbelistedinthefuture(formerlyC2candidatespeciesorspeciesunderconsideration forlistingforwhichthereisinsufficient infonnation tosupportlisting). Threateneddue to similarity ofappearancea species that isthreatened duetosimilarityofappearance withotherrarespeciesandislistedforits protection.February8,2000 TedLyon, Supervisor Composting and Land Application Branch NCDENR 401OberlinRoad,Suite150 RaleigNC27605 Reference:LandclearingdebrissiteforJasonThompson,AmericanRecyclingExperts,606Sunnyvale Drive, Wilmington, NC 28412Dear Mr. Lyon: OnFebruary 7,2000,Land ManagementGroup,Incevaluatedtheabovereferenced facility to determine thesoiltypesand depth totheseasonalhighwatertable.The purposeofthe visit was toaddress article (4) of"Siting criteria fortreatment and processing facilities" ofyour department'sgui etopermittingsuchfacilities.Approximately 20 boringsweremadewitha 6011hand augeronthe·site.I offer thefollowing commentsregarding thesoils at thisfacility. Prior tohistoricland useconversions,thesoilsat thissite were most likely"Murville", "Leon",and"Kureb"soiltypesasdescribedintheNewHanoverCountySoilSurvey.Currently thesitehasextensivesoilfillmaterialrangingindepthfrom1211togreaterthan6011•Thissoilfill iscoarsesandysoils withsmall zonesoflimestone and anoccasional coarse aggregate.The underlyingnativesoilsrangefromwelldrained ''Kureb"soilsintherearof thisfcility topoorly drained "Leon"and"Murville' soil types throughout the majority ofthesite.No boring in the disposalyardrevealedsoilsthatbada seasonalhighwatertablewithin1211ofthe existing soil surface.Atypical soil profile isdescribedbelow: 0-3611Sandyfillwithlimestoneandoccasionalaggregate 36"to601_1Sand,granularstructure;veryfriable,non-sticky,non-plastic,soilcolorranges from10YR3/1,lOYR.7/1("Leon1'and"Murville'')to10YR6/4,10YR6/6("Kureb"ridge) Nofreewaterwasencounteredwithin thefirst1211ofany boringin the disposalyard on February 7, 2000. Itrust thatthisreportisincompliancewithyourguidance document.IfIcan beofany further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact meat 910-452-0001. Sincerely, PWilliams, NCLicensedSoilScientist,License#1113 ZONEC 0400800 SCALE1IC::8001 1600 Floodplain mapobtained fromtheCityofWilmington Planning Department.Zone C represents areas of minimal flooding (outsideof500yearfloodplain). Dated 4/2/86. Thompson Tract 606SunnyvaleDrive Wilmington, NCNewHanoverCounty,NCLandManaementGrouInc. lii j .f I.;,..'((',_ f?'•'.•.I:• I.It;/// "0100020004000 SCALE f'=2000' Topographicmap ofthesite.ThesiteislocatedintheWihnington quadrangle. Thompson Tract 606SunnyvaleDrive Wilmington,NC NewHanoverCounty,NCLandManaementGrauInc. it:-.. ;,;' '• I I I ·,.•:. SCSsoilsurveyofsite. ThompsonTract 606Sunnyvale Drive Wihnington, NC NewHanover County, NCLandManaementGrauInc. SEDIMENTATIONANDEROSIONCONTROL ApprovalLetterfromLandQuality SedimentationandErosion ControlDesignNarrative ErosionControlTechnical Specification State of North Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Resources WilmingtonRegionalOffice Division of LandResources LandQualitySection James B.Hunt,Jr.,Governor BillHolman, Secretary November9,2000 NORTH CAAOLIIIA DEPARTMENTOFENVIRONMENTAND HATIJRAL RESOURCE'.S AmericanPropertyExperts Mr.Jason R.Thompson, President 606 Sunnyvale Drive Wilmington,NC28412 DearMr.Thompson: LETTEROFAPPROVALProjectName:AmericanPropertyExpertsYardWaste..RecyclingCenter ProjectNo.:NH0·I091 Location:SunnyvaleDrive-NewHanoverCounty RiverBasin:CapeFear Submittedby:JohKleinEngineeringandAssociates DateReceived:October27,2000 NewSubmittal Thisofficehasreviewedthesubjectsedimentationanderosioncontrolplan.Wefindthe.planto• beacceptableandherebyissuethisLetterofApproval.Theenclosed Certificate ofApprovalmust be pasteatthejobsite.Thisplanapprovalshallexpirethree(3)yearfollowingthedateof.approval,ifno land-disturbingactivity has be nundertakentasisrequired by Title 15A NCAC 48'..0029.-. .Pleaseboadvised thatTitle15A,oftheNorthCarolina AdministrativaCode,4B.0018(a) requires thata copyof theapproved plan be on fileat-the job site.Also, you should consider thisletter to give theNoticerequfredbyGS113A-61(a)approved plan.Thelastpage(s)whiqhlists.approvalcommentsshould beco_gJ_a(fantjattachedtothesedimentationand erosion control·plgi1tthatls maintainedon site. North Carolina's Sedimentation Pollution Control Program ispetforrnance·orientE?d, requiring protectionofthenaturalresourcesandadjoiningproperties.If,followingthecommencementofthis project, itisdetermined thattheerosionandsedimentationcontrolplanisinadequate tomeet the requirementsoftheSedimentationPollutionControlActof1973(NorthCarolinaGeneral-Statute113A- 51thru 66),this office may require revisionstothe plan andItsimpl(:)mentation to insurecompliancewith the Act. Acceptanceandapprovalofthisplanisconditioneduponyourcompliancewithfederalandstate water quality laws,regulations, andrules.Inparticular, if wetlands are effectedbythislanddisturbing activity, the provisions of the Clean Water Act asmandated by theEnvironmental Protection Agency mustbeadheredto,Inaddition,localcityorcountyordinancesorrulesmayalsoapplytothisland disturbing activity. This approval does not supersede any other permit or approval. 127CardinalDriveExtension.Wilmimrton.N.C.28405-3845•Teleohone910-395-3900•FaxC)l0-350-2004 Mr.Jason R.Thompson November 9, 2000 Page Two Pleasebe aware that iffive acres aretobedisturbed bythis project, you willbecoveredbythe enclosedgeneralstormwaterpermitNCG01000(ConstructionActivities).Youshouldfirstbecome familiar with all of the requirementsfor compliancewith the enclosed general permit. Pleasenotethatthisapprovallsbasedinpartontheaccuracy ofthelnfo'rmationprovided inthe FinancialResponsibilityFormwhichyouprovided.Youarerequested tofileanamendedformifthere is any change i.n the lnformaiion included on the form. Inaddition, itwould be helpful if you notifythis officeoftheproposedstartingdateforthisproject.Welook forward toworking withyouonthis project.If youhaveanyquestions,.please contact our office.• DES/lrfr Sincerely, DanielSams,P.E.,M.E. •• Regional Engineercc:JohnI<.Klin,PE;JohnKleinEngineering-andAssociates 127CardinalDriveExtension,Wilmington.N.C.28405-3845•Teleohone910-395-3900•Pax910-350-2004 SEDIMENTATIONANDEROSIONCONTROLDESIGNGENERAL: Theprojectsiteislocatedinareasthathadpriorlanddisturbanceactivities.Whetherusedforindustrialstorage usageorforparkingareas, thewoodslinehadbeenclearedtotheir current locationasshownontheDrawings. LocatedinareazonedHeavyManufacturing(H1v1),theuseasayard recyclingcenterisconsistentwithCity of Wilmingtonzoningstandards.AcopyofthezoningverificationformisincludedintheAppendixofthisReport.EXISTJNGCONDITIONS: The main site area has a defined draw in a north to south direction with slopes generally ranging from approximatelytwo(2)tofour(4)percent.Extendingwestward alongthenorthern boundary,thesitecontinues thesamerelativedrawwithsimilarsloperanges.Tothenorth,withintheCSXRailroadright-of-way,thearea hasbeenraisedinthevicinityoftheoldrailroadtracks nowremoved.Ownership oftheabandonedright-of-way hadbeenunderquestion buthasbeenresolved withtheStatePortsAuthorityclaimingownership. Vegetation throughout themajority of theproject area issparsedueto prioractivity.Theadjacent woods are moderatelyvegetated andconsistoflightgroundcoverwithsmallerloblollypines,longleaf pinesandyaupon. Soilswithinthe immediateproject siteconsistofseveralfeet ofsandyfill materialwhiletherearportionconsists ofwelldrainedKurebsoils.WatertableevaluationsweremadebyLandManagementGroup,Incorporatedand are includedinthisReport. Typicaltrafficpatternsareforarrivalofwastematerialviatheeastern-mostentrancetobeweighed atthescale adjacentthemainoffice.Vehiclesthenexitthefacilityalongthewestern-mostentrance.Gravelroadbeds currently exist both attheendoftheweighscalesaswellasthegravel area west ofthelarger warehouse building.Theformer gravel areaisfortheoccasional vehiclewhichmayrequireweighing upon unloadingor loadingofproductmaterial priortoleavingthesite. AspartoftheOwner'sdesire to maintain thesite,asiltfencehasbeeninstalledalongtheeastern property line extending partiallyacross the northern boundary.Thisisindicated on theDrawings.Similarly, avegetative debris berm hasbeen installed along themajority ofthewestern boundary toprevent runofffrom leaving the project site. Aportion of theCSXRailroad right-of-wayhas been mined forsand material.Uponnotification of possible needforaminingpennit,theapplicanthasceasedallminingactivity.Duetothesandynatureofthearea,exact detenninationoftheextent oftheactivity is difficult to determine.However, included ontheDrawings area rough estimate of thegeneral area with final restoration to be based on visualestimates of adjacent grades. C:PROPOSEDUSAGE: Thedisturbancecurrentlyunderwayforwhichthispermitisbeingsoughtinvolvesrecyclingofyardwastewood products.Scatteredthroughoutthesite,variousareashavebeendesignatedforusagesbasedonminimizing trafficflowpatternsthrough thesitewhen possible.Noactualgrounddisturbanceforthework isactually planned (i.e.no grading ofroadways, etc.); however, theactivity will involveongoing scarifying of theground surface as product materi!;llis being treated, turned and eventuallyloaded for offsite hauling.PROPOSEDIMPROVEMENTS: Improvementsforthesiteinvolve maintainingallgravelexitpointsfromthesite.Gravelroadbedswill minimize soil loss fromvehicle wheels when entering the public streets.Maintaining theexisting vegetative benn along the west and thesilt fence along theeastern and northern property lines will prevent sheet flow of runoff and soil to theadjoining areas.Inaddition. areas extending eastwardalong the CSX Railroad right-of - wayhavebeen,andwillcontinuetohave,anondisturbedbufferareaalongthesouthernedgeoftheproject area.Theseveresandynatureofthesoilsintheseareasindicatethatfurthermeasuresareprobablynot necessary asoverland flowofrunoffisunlikely. Areaswheresandminingoperationshavetakenplacewillberestoredtotheirpriorelevations usinga combinationofscreenedroot material atthe bottomofthe pitwhileusingaminimum offorty-eight(48)inches ofcompactable fill material near thesurface.Itis our understanding that thismethod for restoration would be suitabletotheStatePortsAuthorityshouldtheyretainownership. AUareasnotunderactiveactivityforthespecifiedtimeperiodshall beseededandstabilized asperthe Drawings.Theseincludedanyareasforthesandpitremediationaswellastheyardwasterecyclingareas. TECHNICALSPECIFICATIONS:EROSIONANDSEDIMENTCONTROL,AIRANDWATER QUALITYPROTECTIONANDNOISECONTROLT-13.01GENERAL: The Contractor shall maintain all work areas within and outside the project boundaries freefrom environmentalpollution whichwouldbeinviolation ofanyFederal,Stateorlocal regulations.T-13.02EROSIONANDSEDIMENTCONTROL: AllworkshallcomplywiththeregulationsoftheNorthCarolinaSedimentationControlActof1973. T-13-02.1DISTURBEDAREAS: Nodisturbedareashallbedenudedformorethan30clendardaysunlessitisundercontinuing activeconstruction. T-13.02.2AREASUNDERACTIVECONSTRUCTION: Whenthelengthoftimeduringwhichanareaisunderactiveconstructionforlongerthan15days,it maybenecessarytoinstallsiltfencesorothertemporarysedimentationanderosion controldevices to prevent off-site sedimentation damage.All erosion control devices shall be installed and maintainedasrequiredbytheNorthCarolinaDepartmentofEnvironment.Health.andNatural Resources.Suchmeasures mayconsist ofberms, dikes.drains,andsediment basins, or useoffiber mats, wovenplasticfiltercloths,gravel, mulches, bituminous spray,andothererosion control devices or methods. T-13.02.3FERTILIZINGANDSEEDING:Materials:Seed:Allseedusedshallbelabeledinaccordance \'v'ithU.S.DepartmentofAgricultureRules andRegulationsundertheFederalSeedActcurrentlyineffect.Seedwhichhasbecomewet,moldy, orotherwisedamagedintransitorinstoragewillnotbeacceptable. SCHEDULEOFSEEDMIX KindofSeed PercentofMix CarpetGrass 25% BermudaGrass 25% CreepingFescue 12% Kentucky31 15% Rye 23%Guaranteed Gennination -notlessthan 85% GuaranteedPurity-notlessthan96% Note:Thetotalpercentage byweightofmaterial otherthangrassseed intheabovemixesshall not exceed5percent.Thismaterialshallincludeallnon-viableseed,chaff,hulls,livematter,andweed seed. •Fertilizershallbe8-8-8Commercialgradeuniformincomposition, free-flowingandsuitable for application with approved equipment, delivered to thesite in bags or other convenient containers,eachfullylabeled;conformingto thefertilizerlawsoftheStateofNorthCarolina and bearing the name, tradename, ortrade mark andwarranty ofthe producer.ApplicationApplicationofFertilizer:Fertilizershall bedistributed uniformly attherateof4poundsper 100squarefeetovertheareastobeseeded,andshadebeincorporatedintothesoiltoa depthof at least 2 inches.Broadcast Seeding;Seed, if broadcast, shall bedistributedbyuseofmechanical hand-operated sowingequipmentattherateof5poundsofspecifiedseedmixper1000squarefeetTheseed shallbeuniformlydistributed overthedesignated areas.Broadcastseedingshallnotbedone during windy weather.Seedshall becovered toa depth nottoexceed 1/8 inch.MaintenanceandGrowth:TheContractor willmaintain,repair,replacewherewashoutsoccur, and water until a growth of 2inchesor higher isgenerally uniform on planted areas. T-13.02.4GOODSTANDOFGRASS: TheContractor is required to fertilize andseedall disturbed areasAgoodstand ofgrass shall be definedunifonn growth of grass at least two(2) inches in height. T-13-02.5AREASTOBEMULCHED: Wheremulchinghasbeendirected,the Contractorshalldoublethe rate of applicationof seed specified.Themulchshallbehaymulchtackedlightlywithasphaltcementtopreventdisplacement. T-13.02.6DELETED: T-13.02.7RIPRAP: Riprapshouldbeawell-gradedmixtureofhardangularstoneofsuchqualitythatitwillnotL,•.••·: downonexposuretowaterorweathering.RiprapshallbeClassIasspecifiedbytheNorthCarolina DepartmentofTransportationforslopestabilization and outlet protection. T-13.02.8FILTERBLANKET: Afilterblanketshallbeplacedbetweentheriprapandtheunderlyingsoiltopreventsoilmovement intoorthroughtheriprap.Asuitablefiltershallconsistofasyntheticfilterfabricmanufacturedfor tp.isexpresspurpose.Nofilterfabricshouldhavelessthan4%openareaoranequivalentopening size(EOS)lessthanU.S.StandardSieveNo.100(0.15mm).Thepermeabilityofthefabricmustbe greaterthanthatofthesoil.Thefabricshall beofnon-woven monofilamentyamsandshouldmeet the following minimum requirements: Thickness 20-60 mils•Grabstrength90-120lbs Conform toASTMD-1682orASTMD-177 Placementofasyntheticfilter blanketshallbebythemanufacturers'recommendations. T-13.02.'9SILTFENCE: Siltfenceshall beusedasa permeable barrier thatretainssediment on theconstruction siteUsea syntheticfilterfabric,whichiscertifiedbythemanufacturerorsupplierconformingto thefollowing requirements: Filteringefficiency-85%minimum TensileStrengthof20%maximumelongation30lbs/linin_(min) Slurry Flow Rate - 0.3 gal/sq ft/min Installationandmaintenanceshallbebythemanufacturers'recommendations.Materialsshallmeet the requirements of theNorth Carolina Departmentof Transportation.T-13.03AIRANDWATERQUALITYPROTECTION: T-13.03.1PROTECTIONOFWATERQUALITY: TheContractorshallobserve the rulesandregulations oftheStateofNorth Carolinaandagencies of theUnitedStatesGovernmentprohibitingthepollutionofstreamorriverwatersbythedumpingof any refuse, rubbish ordebris therein.• STORMWATERQUALITY ApprovalLetterfromWater Quality Stormwater Application forms Jason R. Thompson, President AmericanPropertyExperts,Inc, 606 Sunnyvale Road Wilmington,NC28412 DearMr.Thompson: MichaelF.Easiey,Goven r WilliamG.Ross,Jr.,Secretary NorthCarolinaDepartmentofEnvironmentandNatural Resources GregoryJ.Thorpe,Ph.D.,ActingDirector DivisionofWaterQuality WilmingtonRegionalOffice February15,2002Subject:Permit No.SW8001021 Yard Waste Recycling Center LowDensityStormwaterProject. New H81:).overCounty The Wilmington RegionalOfficereceived a completeStormwater Management Permit Applicationfor Yard Waste RecyclingCenteronFebruary13,2002.Staffreviewoftheplandspecificationshasdeterminedthattheproject, as proposed, will comply with the Stormwater Regulations set forth in Title lSA NCAC 2H.1000. We are forwardingPermitNo.SW8001021datedFebruary15,2002,fortheconstructionofYardWasteRecyclingCenter. Thispermitshall beeffectivefromthedateofissuanceuntil rescinded andshall besubject totheconditions and limitations asspecifiedtherein,anddoesnotsupercedeanyother agency permit that may berequired. Ifanyparts,requirements,orlimitations containedinthispermit areunacceptable,youhavetherighttorequest an adjudicatoryhearingupon,vrittenrequ·est withinthirty (30) daysfollowing receipt ofthis permit. This requestmust beintheformofawrittenpetition,conforming toChapter150BoftheNorth Carolina GeneralStatutes,and filed withtheOfficeofAdministrativeHearings,P.O.Drawer27 47,Raleigh,NC27611-7447.Unlesssuchdemands aremade this permit shall befinal andbinding. Ifyouhaveanyquestions,orneedadditionalinformation concerning thismatter,pleasecontacteitherHalLeeor me at (910) 395-3900. RSS/:hwl cc: Sincerely,. RickShiver WaterQualityRegionalSupervisor S:\WQS\STORMWAERMI1\00021.Feb J.o}•Jil=l;rmlffi\''.15]iTony Roberts, New Hanover County Inspections Hal Lee, P.E.,. BethE.Wetherill,New Hanover CoW1ty Engineering Wilmington Regional.Office CentralFiles ·.BP. tEOENRN.C.DivisionofWalerQuality127CardinalDriveExiensionWilmington,N.C.28405(910)395.3900Fax{910)350-2004CustomerSeNlce 800-623-7748 StateStonnwaterManagementSystems PennitNo.SW8001021 STATEOFNORTHCAROLINA DEPARTMENTOFENVIRONl\.1.ENTAND NATURALRESOURCES DIVISION OFWATERQUALITY STATESTORMWATERMANAGEMENTPERMIT .., LOWDENSITYDEVELOPMENT Inaccordancewiththeprovisions ofArticle21of Chapter -143, GeneralStatutes ofNorth Carolina asamended, and otherapplicable Laws,Rules and_Regulations PERMISSION.ISHEREBYGRANTEDTO AmericanPropertyExperts,Inc. YardWasteRecyclingCenter New Hanover Couuty FORTHE construction,operationandmaintenanceofa30%lowdensitydevelopment incompliance withtheprovisions of 1SANCAC2H.1000(hereafterreferredtoasthe"stormwaterrules")andtheapproved stormwatermanagement plans.andspecifications,andoth;rsupporting dataasattached andonfilewithand approvedbytheDivision of Water Quality and considered a partofthis permitforYard WasteRecycling Center, ThePermitshallbeeffectivefromthedateofissuanceuntilrescindedandshallbesubject tothefollowingspecific conditions and limitations: I.DESIGNSTANDARDSThispermitcoverstheconstructionof13,050squarefeetofbuilt-uponarea,tobeaddedto145,734 square feet ofexisting built-upon area,fora total sitebuilt-upon area notoexceed.158,784 squarefeet.·The overall tract built-upon area percentage for the project must be maintained at30%, as requiredby Section .1005 of thestormwater rules.Approvedplansandspecificationsforprojectscovered bythispennitareincorporatedbyreferenceandare enforceable partsof the permit.•Theonlyrunoffconveyance systemsallowed willbevegetated conveyancessuchasswaleswithminimum sideslopes of 3:1 (H:V) asd fined inthestormwater rul s and approvedbytheDivision. 25,Nopipingisallowedexc·ept: StateStormwaterManagement Systems PermitNo.SW8001021a,Thatminimumamountnecessarytodirectrunoffbeneathanimpervioussurfacesuchasa road.b.Thatminimumamountneededunderdrivewaystoprovideaccess.Unless specified elsewhere, permanent seeding requirements for the swales must follow the gidelines established intheNorth CarolinaErosion andSediment Control Planning and Design Manual.Roofdrainsmustterminateatleast301fromtheMeanHighWaterline. IT.SCHEDULEOFCOMPLIANCE'.Projects covered by this permit will maintain a minimum 30 foot wide vegetative buffer between all impervious a.teas andsurface waters.Thepermitteeisresponsibleforveri:fy g thattheproposedbuilt-uponareadoesnotexceedtheallowable built-upon area.·TheDirectormaynotifythepermitteewhenthepermittedsitedoesnotmeet oneormoreoftheminimum requirements of thepermit.Within the time framespecified inthenotice, thepennittee shallsubmit a written timeschedule totheDirector for modifying thesiteto meet minimum requirements. Thepermitteeshall providecopiesofrevised plansandcertification inwritingtotheDirectorthatthechangesha.vebeenmade.Priortothesaleofthisproject,inwholeorinpart,thefollowing deedrestrictions must berecordedwith the Office of the Register of Deeds:"Construction ofadditionalbuilt-uponareainexcessof158,784 squarefeetwillrequireapermit modification.11 b.-"Constructionofadditionalimperviousareassuchthatlowdensityrequirementsareno·longermet must besubmitted to DWQ and a permit modification must be issued prior to construction. An engineeredsystemwillberequiredtocollectandtreattherunofffromallbuilt-uponareaassociated withtheproject, including that area permittedunder thelow density option.""Filling in or pipiingof any vegetative conveyances(ditches,swales, etc.) associatedwith this development, exceptfor average driveway crossings, isstrictly prohibited by anypersons.11"A minimumof 30' of vegetatedbuffer area shall be providedbetweensurface waters and all "impervious surfaces,"5,AcopyoftherecordedrestrictionsmustbereceivedbythisOfficewithin30daysof-.thedateofsale.Fillinginorpipingofanyvegetativeconveyances(ditches,swales,etc.)associatedwiththepermitted development,exceptforveragedrivewaycrossings,isstrictlyprohibitedbyany persons..·,.......ProjectswithinCAMA's:AreaofEnvironmentalConcern(AEC)aresubjecttoareductionofthepermitted amount ofbuiltupon areadueto9AMAjurisdictionwithintheAEC. 3 StateStormwaterManagementSystems Pennit;No.SW8001021ThepeimitteeshallsubmittotheDirectorand shall havereceivedapprovalforrevised plans,specifications, andcalculations prior to construction,for any modificationto theapprovedplans ,including,but not limited to, those listed below:Anyrevisiontotheapprovedplans,regard.1essofsize.Projectnamechange.Transferofownership.Redesignoradditiontotheapprovedamountofbuilt-uponarea.e;Furthersubdivision,acquisition, orsaleoftheprojectarea.Theprojectareaisdefinedas allproperty ownedbythepermittee,forwhichSedimentationandErosionControlPlanapprovalwassought.f.Fillingin,alteringorpipinganyvegetativeconveyanceshownontheapprovedplan.Swalesandothervegetattedconveyancesshallbeconstructedintheirentirety,vegetated,andbeoperational fortheirintendeduseprior totheconstructionofanybuilt-uponsurface.During construction, erosionshall bekepttoaminimum and any eroded areas oftheswales orother vegetatedconveyances willberepaired immediately.Thepermitteeshall atall times provide theoperation and maintenance necessary tooperate thepermitted stormwater management systems at optimum efficiency toinclude:InspectionshSedimentremoval.c.Mowing,andrevegetatingofthesideslopes. d:Immediaterepairoferodedareas..·e.Maintenanceofsideslopesinaccordancewithapprovedplansand specifications.Within30daysofcompletionoftheproject,thepennittee shall certify in writing thattheproject hasbeen constructed in accordance with the approvedplans,•The permitteeshall submit allinformationrequested bytheDirectororhisrepresentativewithin thetime framespecifiedinthewritteninformationrequest.GENERALCONDITION$1.FailuretoabidebytheconditionsandlimitationscontainedinthispermitmaysubjectthePermitteetoan enforcement actionbytheDivision ofWaterQuality,inaccordancewithNorth CarolinaGeneralStatutes 143-215.6Ato143-215.6C.•••2.Thepermitisuedshallcontinue.inforceandeffectuntilrevokedorterminated.,3.Thepermitmaybemodified,revokedandreissued orterminatedforcause.Thefilingofarequest fora permit modification, revocation and reissuance, or termination does notstay any permit condition.The issuanceofthis permitdoesnotprohibit theDirector from reopening and modifying the permit, revokingandreissuing thepermit, orterminating thepermitasallowedbythelaws,rules, and regulations containedinTitle15AoftheNorthCarolinaAdministrativeCode,Subchapter2H.1000;andNorthCarolina•GeneralStatute 143-215.l"et. al.ThepermitisnottransferabletoanypersonexceptafternoticetoandapprovalbytheDirector.TheDirector may requiremodification or revocation and reissuance of the permit tochange thenameand incorporate suchotherrequirements asmay benecessary.Aformal permitrequest must besubmitted to theDivision of Water Quality accompanied bytheappropriate fee, documentationfrom ho.th parties involved,and other supportingmaterials asmay beappropriate.Theapproval ofthisrequest will beconsideredonitsmerits, andmay ormaynotbeapproved. 4 StateStormwaterManagement Systems PermitNo.SW80010216,The permitteegrants permissiontoDENR Staff to enterthe property for the purpose of inspectingall components ofthestormwater management facility.ThepermitteeshallnotifytheDivisionofanyname,ownershipormailingaddresschangeswithin30days.Theissuance of this permit doesnot preclude thePermitteefrom complyingwith any and all statutes, rules, regulations)orordinances whichmaybeimposed byothergovernment agencies(local,stateandfederal) which havejurisdiction. Permitissuedthisthe15thdayofFebruary,2002Gregory J. Thorpe, Ph.D., Acting Director•Division of Water Quality. ByAuthority oftheEnvironmentalManagementCommission Permit NumberSW8 001021 5Date:Rer.eivedFeePaidCl.S/D StateofNorth Carolina Department ofEnvironment and NaturalResources Division ofWaterQuality'· STORMWATERMANAGEMENTPERMITAPPLICATIONFORM ThisformmaybephotocopiedforuseasanoriginalI.GENER.ALINFORMATIONl.Applicant<;name{specifythename.ofthecorpo.ration,individual,etc,whoownstheproject):Aw.\<;A\-!)r'BC?""sfu.\"'"t-'i,t:?, 2.Pl'intOwner/SigningOfficial'snameandtitle{p.ersonle.gailyresponsibleforfacilityandcompliance):_j'R..)\>.-p..,\\',a,JT 3,MallingAddressforpersonlistedinitem2above:bOC...it->'-tVAl-6\Q.'-'6- J•• City:\,u,\..\--\\,ilCAtJState:_LTeluphoneNumber:(9\0 ·),er;...\A:G,o Zip:2.8..\:\'Z..4:.Project Name(subdiv.ision,facility,orestablishmentnamopshouldbeconsistentwithprojectnameonplans, pecifications, letters, operationand maintenance agreements, etc.):•'::{Aie.s:>\JJ-'rc.'TE:.'-fc..\..n.:iCst--11Si.··•.···••···LocationofProject(streetaddress):G,O(.,-s'-{\Jt\t..eoA'.'>6,Directionstoproject(fromnearestmajorintersection):.....'.-.&cw,--.,.r..:..'a,c:,'P'U6'A-....>"14"Z:\M;-lt).;\-\,""i.+.e.\\t,\..Jf\)E°'St>Sr\o:;.H\.U"t'4-\i .:::n,wR\i,!,,7:Ql::ITo-St.ll-lt?::NM-s-:w,_,\Jj?-c."t'\i;.e,-.!,,t:M-'TG·G.OCo,JtJJJ'-l't..l:.-Latitude:3AO\c'Longitude:11•S:'-'ofprojectContactpet'fionwhocanarlS\Verquestionsabouttheproject:•Name:.Jk'?\(ZM0NTelephoneNumber:(9\0)1q..\4',DILPERMITINFORMATION:Specifywhetherprojectis{checkone):•rNewRenewal Modi.ficationFormSWtJ-101Version3.99 Pagelof4 ...Ifthisapplication isbeingsubmittedastheresultofarnnewal ormodificationtoanl.!xistir1gpermit,.lMthe. existing permit number1_6and its issue date (If known),-.)/ASpecifythetypeofprojed(checkone)::::_LowDensity HighDensity Redeve1op GeneralPermit Other4,AdditionalProjectRequirements(chec:k.applicableblanks):_CAMAMajor.,.,....Sedimentation/ErosionControl_404/401Permit_NPDESStormwater Informationonrequiredstatepermitscanbeobt.ahledbycontactingtheCustoinerServkeCenterat_1-877-623-6748.•ID.PROJECTINFORMATIONIntl espaceprO\ded below,srn:nmarizcbowstonmater½1ll betreaf d.Alsoattacha detailednarwtive (onetotvvopages) describingstonnwater management fortheproject.-sr\.Ot)'r\l.l"i.\y,;t-l\...U,)'£\\..'!'?6T\OtJStonnwaterrunofffmmthisprojectdrainstotheCA$V'6M:..•.TotalProjectArea:B,\S°'acres 5.Howmanydrainageareasdoestheprojecthave?_-'\..... Riverbasin. 6,Completethefollpwing:Information foreachdrcrlnageii-ea,Iftherearemoretwodrainageareasinthe project, attachanadditionalsheet"with theinformation foreacharea provided in thesameformat as below. ReceivingStreamName ReceivingStreamClass DrainageArea ExistingImpervious.,Area ProposedImpervious,.Area o.C,AL %Impervious•Area(total}On-sitei:>J."Tl.\ On-siteParking Pn-siteSidewalks 0 Otheron-site Off-site Toml: "Imperviousareaisdefinedastheb_ulltuponareaincluding,butnotlimitedt.o,buildings,roads,parkingareas•,sidewalks,gravelareas,eli:.•FormSWU-101Version3,99Page2of4 7.Howwastheoff-siteimperviousarealistedabovede.rived?_t:.""i'l"''-S\J-"'--C.-:-i_,_-=-bt;::-'--'f½..>.....;...c...tl'-=:-\-:f_,.DEEDRESTRICTIONSANDPROTECTIVECOVENANTS Tbcfollowingitalicizeddeedrestrictions and protccti:vecovenants arerequired to berecorded forall subdivfslons,outparcelsandfuturedevelopment prior to thesaleofany!otIf!atsizesvarysignificantly,a table listingeac-hlotnumber,sizeand theallowable built-upon areaforeach lot must beprovided asmlattachment.-Thefollowingcoven.antsa.reinte!ldedloe.LISWllangoi.agcompliancewlthstateslormwatermanagementpermitnumber44 /".asissuedbytheDivisio11ofWaterQuality.Tileseco11enantsmaynotbe changed or deleted without the consei1t ofthe State.•Nomore tbm:fJ/Asquarefeetofanylotshallbecovered bystructures orimperviousmaterials. Imperviousmaterialsincludeasphalt,gravel,concrete,brick,stone,slate or sb:nllarmalerialbutdono(·include woqddeckhigorthe watersUifaceof swimmingpools,•• 3,SwalessbaUnotbefilledin,piped,'oralteredexceptasnecessacytoprovi.dedrivewaycrossings.Built-uponareainexcessofthepermlttedamountrequiresastatestormwaternumagementpermitmodiflcaUonpriorto construction.Ail perti'litted runoff fromoutparcelsorfuturedevelopmentshall be directedInto thepermittedstormwatercontrol system.Theseconnections to the stormwatercontrol system shallbeperfom1edJna manner that malnt.ains theintegrity andperformanceof thesysteDJaspermitted. By yoursignature below.youcertify that therecorded deedresWctions and protectivecovenants for thisproject shallincludeall theapplicableitemsrequired above, that thecovenantsi,Yillbe binding onallparties andpersons claiming underthem, thattheywillrun w.iththeland, thattherequiredcovenants cannot bechanged or deleted without co currencefromtheState,andthat theyw:U!berecordedpriortothesaleof anylot.SUPPLEMENTFORMS Theapplicablestatestormwatcrmanagement pemtitsupplementform(s)!isred belowmust besubmitted foreach BMP specified for tlusproject.ContacttheStmmwater and General Permits Unitat(919) 733-5083 for thestat-i::;·; and a".ailabllityofthesefomis. FormSWU-102 FormSWU-103 FormSWU-104 FormSWU-105 FormSWU-106 FormSWU-l07 FormSWU-108 FormSWU-109 Wet DetentionBasin Supplement Infiltration BasinSupplement• LowDensitySupplement CurbOutletSystemSupplement Off-SJteSystemSupplement UndergroundInffitration TrenchSupplement N_euseRiverBasinSupplement InnovativeBestManagementPracticeSuppleme.vtFormSWU-101Version3.99Page3of4SUBMITTALREQUIREMENTS Onlycomplete applicationpackages will beaccepted and reviewedby the Divisionof Water Quality(DWQ). Acompletepackageincludesall oftheitemslistedbelow.Thecompleteapplicationpackageshouldbe submitted totheappropriate DWQRegionalOffice.PleaseIndicatethatyouhaveprovidedthefollowingre.quiredinfonnationbyinitialing Inthespaceprovided next toeach item.OriginalandonecopyoftheStormwaterManagementPem'rltApplicationFo1mOnecopyoftheapplicableSupplementForm(s)foreachBMPPermitapplicationprocessingfeeof$420(payabletoNCDENR)Detailednarrativedescriptionofstormv.-atertreatment/management'lwocopiesofplansandspecifications,including: -Development/Projectname .-Engineerandfirm Legend -Northarrow ••ScaleRevisionownber&dateMeanhighwaterlineDimensionedproperty/projectboundaryLocationmapwithnamedstreetsor NCSRnwnbers .,,Originalconto!,ITS,propose.clcontoUIS,spotelevations,finishedfloorelevatlons•..Detailsofroads,dr-<linagefeatures,collectionsystems,andstormwatercontrolmeasures ,Wetlandsdelineated, oranoteonplansthatnoneexistExistingdrainage°(includingoff-site),drainageeasements,pipesi2es,runoffcalculationsDrainageareasdelineatedVegetatedbuffers(whererequired) VIl.AGENTAUTHORIZATION Ifyou\l\lish todesignateauthority toanotherindividual orfirmsothat theyinayprovideinformation onyour behalf,pleasecomplete thissection.Designatedagent(indivldualorfirm):WVt..\C..ITT5-'-'l'-'-6":SNC..,.wue!i.'t-lcsS:-se'1,cssMailingAddress:34\(:)l/..M."'t'i\l\LLEAve.•City:W\\.,,<=;'t"O,JState:t,;iC.Zip:'26AA3Phone:(q\0 )-rqq·19(p"1Fax:<_9'_,_l....;;;_o__,'1,'t='---=0;;..:9"-9....._9_,_VIII.APPLICANT'SCERTIFICATION1. (printortypen_arne of personlisted :in GeneralInfor:mi on, ltem 2)"6a•Iobcertifythattheinformation included onthispermit applicatloll,foµnis,t9thebestof myknowledge, correctand thatthaproject be constructed inconformance yviththe approvedplans,that therequired deedrestrictions and protective covenants will berccorde,d that theproposedprojectcomplies withtherequirements of 15AFormSWU-101Version3.99Page4of4 LANDUSEANDLEGALISSUES LegalDescriptionofProperty City of WihningtonZo$gVerificationCity of Wihnington FireResponse Letter ApprovalofUsebyCurrentPropertyOwner EKlllDIT"A" T"clrnE'IH'.)PARCF!LSoffondsituatedinNcWHanoverCOUnty,NorthCarolina, describedast'o.Llows;EEGINNIN3MArolNl'inthesoutlireoftheoldA.C.L.n.R.100foot right of way(t:resoutiiernli=oftoooldBal::cock.m.dw.ilo:ixytract} thntisNorth65 qegre,es53 minutesEast,alongtJ-.e•Soothexnline of said rightof way122,39. CeetC:i;anan oldironpip,eattl:'t3northeasternCOD'l"..r oftheA,ll,Yopptract,saidoldircnpipeb:mgatthabaginningcornerof thetractoflarilconveyedto.JoeE.Dinwiddie,1'1illiamGross and JohnR. Gross,ast.ru;;tee,recorde:linBook895at·Page72 oft:haNe-,r Hanover CcAintyRegisb;y;THENCEfrail theintofBeginningl\'orth65 degrees53 minutes Eastalongthe southern 1..ine ofsnidR.R.right ofway273,71feet to an old ironpipeatthewesternnristoorneroftheV.erritt-fbllandtraot1T'dl:NCESouth 45 degrees21 minutesEast withthe sou tcrnlirsofsaid t =i.tt-Hollondt.:cact367,23feettothecenteroftracastingofasani-t:;iry,sewer11\!mOOle;T.HENCl::South50degrees21minutesto:mtinu!ngwiththesouthwesternlina ofeaiddtt-1-bllandtract ·2ss;20feattoanoloironpipeinthenorthwestern lineofsunny.,ale Drive, so,oofoot right of way7 THEh'CESd.lth 37degrees 57• minutes West. withsaidright ofwayline of SunnyvaleDrive75,40feett.oan oldironpipGatthlhag.inningofaa.nvetotheNorth; ·THasouth-..ie.sho/anlly withthsarc.ofsairlcurvet:otheNorth,saidcurvehavingaradiusof1858.96 feet,toa pointin said .ri(Jhtofwayline ofSUnnyvaleDrivethatisSouth40 degrees38minutes30serortisWast174:60feetfrailthepre::edingpoint:;THFNCE. Nort:h47degrees38minutes42secondsWEst772,10 !eett.otlieromrOFBF.GlNitN3,containin<.:14_000D.acres,t:h3sw!Bb.!ingaportionofthaaforenantioned tract recorded1nB:ok895atPage72oftheNrMHarovfuJ11tyRegistry.. l:lD3INIDfil'MA.I.ImONl?IPilintheNorthernline oftheoldW,H,Dockb:aci:,a CQTTTOl1mgwithprq;,artles ofth!;BabcockaitlWllmxQ.J14>!!IlYplant,and also beingthesouthernlineofal.oofootright ofwayhaldbytheA,C,L,lroaacet.pany1saidreg-inningpointbsmg·fux-the.rlocatedNorth65 deg.coos53minutes East396.2foot£rantheNortheast.emoorneroftheA,H,YopptractandbeingcenteredU!=1 asanitacyse.wertine l:Ul'llllllgfu:mtheBaooockandl ilcoxplant, R.lNNlN3.TIIDICSN:irth.65degrees53 minutesEa.stardalongtheBlilx0ckamWilcox lireand·th!A.C.L,Ra.ib:oad0:t1plnyrightofwayline329,62feettDaniron piper':t'HENCESooth47 degrees2.7nunut.es:E.1!::tS07,50£eettoaniron pion theNorthernedgeof30footroad;'!'HENCE&:uth:39degree903minutesWestandalong said30foot1:.-oad302,0!eettoan.ironpipe1TlE\'CENorth50degrees21minutes West295.-20feet tonnixon 1nanholecover:ENorth45 degroos21 minutes West 367.28feettothel'oint.ofBOg.inning. City of Wilmington NorthCarolina Development Services 202Nortn3rdStreet PO Sox 1810 WifmIngtonNC25402-1810 (910}341-7a73ldd ZONINGVERIFICATIONFOR.!WDate:1t,J;1I90 N.c.Dt¢.Do\1\1).slfrn1(Y\t.Dear: Thisletter is in verification thatll)DlaSu.01:r.vt?..leOR,is a parcel of property located in the City of Wilmington, 'NewanoverCounty, State of North Carolina.This property is zonedc\Mtt?f'f:0@.u\OGM£.,o district classificationand tax parcel#3\'2..·S- !Lo- 3\ou\.• The City of Wilmington Zoning Ordinancepermits theoperaiion and use of theproperty forthefollowingusesaspersiteplanandzoningapproval: _yas;d•w°'R,Q0>{c1;D+<Ac.i\i:½is,Uf\.\-egaJeal\/\/oodooly Please contact ouroffice torany further questions at (910-254-0900). Sincerely,1siC'.J.TI@u.M DevelopmtServicesDepanment Community Development (910) J.!1-7836 telephone (91O) J41•7302 lar;stmile Planning (91OJ341-3258teie{Jhane {910)341-7801facs,mtle Engineering (91O)3•i1•7807Jafephona (91C)3J1-5881fa,:s1m1/e DevelopmentManagement (910)254-0900lelephone (910} 341,3254facsimile WilmingtonFireDepartment fireandLifeSafety 801Market St POBox1810 Wilmington,NC28402-1810 910343-0696 910343-4772fax wilminglonnc.gov Dial711TTYNotce April23;2007 Mr. Jason Thompson AmericaPropertyExperts 606 Sunnyvale Drive Wihnington,NC 28412 Dear Mr. Thompson: Anyfireincidentoccurringat606SunnyvaleDrivewillreceivearesponsefrom theWihnington FireDepattment withtheproperequipment necessarytohandle theincident. Ifyouhaveanyquestions,pleasefeelfreetocontact meat(910)343-0696. Respectfully submitted, J FrankBlackley ChiefofFirePreventionBureau cc:Mr.JolmKlein KleinEngineering&Associates State of North Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Resources Wilmington Regional Office GroundwaterSection JamesB.Hunt,Jr.,Governor BillHobnan,Secretary Februa1yI0, 2000 NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF"ENVIRONMENT ANDNATURAL RESOURCES Mr.JasonThompson AmericanPropertyExperts,Inc. 606 Sunnyvale Dr. Wilmington,NC28412Subject:YardWasteProcessing Facility 606 Sunnyvale Rd. NewHanoverCounty DearMr.Wallace: Thisletter iswrittenin reference to yourinquiry over thestatus of monitoring wells locatedat the FonnerPraxair Facilityat606SunnyvaleDr.,Wilmington.Specifically,you had requested a letterfrom theDivision of Water Quality (DWQ) stating that theoperations of AmericanProperty Expertswould not inte1fere with themonitoring wells, which were installedby Praxair. Based onsubsurface investigations sponsored by Praxair, itwasdeterminedthat thevolatile organic compounds encounteredin groundwater samples from theon-site monitoring wellswere the resultof contaminationoriginatingfromanadjacentproperty,whichiscurrently regulated underthejurisdiction of the Division of Waste Management. Although theDWQdoes notregulatethiscontaminationincident, wehavenoobjection totheoperation ofAmerican Property Experts,Inc.within close proximity to thegroundwater monitoring wells.Ifyou have any questions, youmay contact me at (9I0) 3953900 ext. 240. Sincerely, SethChipman..-., ·- HydrogeologistI SDCcc:WiRO,GWS TomWalker,DWM seth\ampropexpertpraxair.feb 127 Cardinal Drive Ext.,Wilmington, North Carolina 28405 An Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Employer Telephone910-395-3900FAX910-350-2004 50%recycled/10%post-consumerpaper February7,2000 Mr.JasonThompson,CA President AmericanTreeExperts,Inc. 606Sunnyvale Drive Wilmington,NC28412 DearMr.Thompson: CORR Environmental Resources, Inc. (CORR) has beenretained byMcQuay International tomanage environmental investigation andremediation activities attheir formerHeatCraft siteat602Sunnyvale Drive.Allsiteactivities areconductedunderthe oversight of the North Carolina Department of Environment,Health and Natural Resources, Hazardous Waste Section inRaleigh andareindependent of current site occupancy and ownership.Theformer HeatCraft site iscontiguouswith yourproperty located at606Sunnyvale Drive. Asa result offormer industrial operationsat the formerHeatCraft site, the groundwater underlyingthe sitehas been contaminated by Trichloroethane,1-1-1, Trichloroethane, andtheirdegradationproducts.Aspartoftheefforttoidentifytheextentofgroundwater contamination at the HeatCraft site, two groundwater monitoring wells identifiedas OSW-2 and DBC-1,were installed (asapproved by theowner ofrecord} at606 Sunnyvale Drive. Asperourdiscussion,weunderstandthatAmericanTreeExperts,Inc.intendstouse the property at606Sunnyvale forstorage andproduction of organic basedmulch.Your activities will include storage and mulching of"Land Clearing Waste" consisting of stumps, trees,limbs,brush, grass andother naturally occurring vegetative material from private contractors and municipalities.We understand that once received at your locationthematerial willbestoredInwindrows thenground into small particlemulch that willbeshippedtoyour customers. Based on the above description of your planned use of the 606 Sunnyvale Drive location,wedonotbelievethatyourplannedoperationswould,inanyway,impactour abilitytoobtainmeaningful datafromthetwomonitoring wells.Eveninthe veryunlikely eventyouractivities shouldimpactgroundwateranyconstituents fromyouroperations wouldbechemicallydffferent anddistinguishablefrom those wehavebeenfnvestigatingthatoriginatedfromtheformerHeatCraftsite.Furthermore,shouldthisoccur,itisnot anticipated that there would be any deleterious or synergistic effects from any contaminants associatedwithdecomposingorganicvegetation shouldtheycombinewith orencountertheconstituentswearemonitoring. Please note however, McQuay International will require access to both wells for sampling on a regular basis.The access to the wells should be sufficient to allow approachtowithinthreetofivefeetofeachwellwithapickuptruckandtrailer.4660AdrianWay,Plano,Texas75024·Phone(972)208-:Wn+Fax(972)491-7186 Shouldyourequireadditionalinformationorifwemaybeoffurtherserviceplease contact the undersigned at (972) 208-3032. Sincerely, CORREnvironmentalResources, Inc. f"I''r-<()I--..,......)?I'\f--1i1.Jv-..r1:;-J->_t\\_c,-"""101),:;l..........,o...,.,_.,,....J•.,...,,.•''·'#_.._,.,,,._./\ ClancyT.O'Dow- Principal ./...\ AREAPR£\110USlYMmEO NEWCHAINLINKFENCE(CONNECTTOEXISTING) PRIMARYVEGETATIVEDEBRISSTORAGEANDPROCESSING lYPPILESIZl:30"x30"x100'BUTMAYVARYACCORDINGTOSUPPLYANDDEMANDFROMCONTRACTORS RECEIVED FEB13211n f'IIOI•st.1?001oi.1 APPROVED .!iKtN. ·; 'C.S.>!,li?IJI.-ROADRia-tr-OF-WAY® ------SBOOl--W'!!i_lf,r----.' -. ""'-·"""''''-'--o;ID"?''- -...·.··.,?'.,-- 6MRrSTORAGE \\ rfoo?-ll-t\.\'-1,C., 1-\o'flcr,..00'4-·"'e,sr;:,":Jn ri,.\',,,.cclfo,e.\), orJ.O0 /\ ' \SHORT-TERM\ STOCKPILE(OVERBURDEN FROMGRINDING;NONVEGEfATIVEPORTION) \ o, -:?:i7r-)cr_':-:'.-_J,l :i'\lf""'""""' a?-f ),. 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IaminformedthatNorthCarolinaGeneralStatute130A-22 providesforadministrativepenaltiesofup tofifteenthousanddollars($15,000)perdaypereachviolationoftheSolidWasteManagementRules. IunderstandthattheSolidWaste ManagementRules may berevisedor amendedinthefuture,and that the sitinganoperation of the facility willbe required to comply with anysuch revisions or Date NORTHCAROLINANt=li\\:Cl..rlu-f.[e,:y- countyI,(\{'.g)C\3,WCt9:§ClmClf\,NotaryPublicforsaidCountyandState,dohereby certifythat0C\S0(i1Y)O\Y)(},()('\personallyappearedbeforemethisdayand I acknowledgedthedueexecutionoftheforegoinginstrument.Witnessmyhandandofficialseal,thisthe2.riddayofN0\1£mbr,v::,20.fuz_. (OfficialSeal) MycommissionexpiresorSIIG\2020