SDTF5701_APPLICATION_MODIFY_2024

APPLICATION FOR A PERMIT TO OPERATE A SEPTAGE DETENTION O%CEIVED
TREATMENT FACILITY
North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality NOV 3 0 202?
Division of Waste Management - Solid Waste Section SOLID WASTE SE
1646 Mail Service Center, Raleigh, NC 27699-1646 ��►
Operator and Facility Information
1 • Applicant 3 $- i3 Ca"G m-e�
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Phone
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2, Contact person for site operation (if different from applicant): �e�Q^^ G7ec1c
Title or position '-*" tjter Phone
Address (G$7 CP_ i He hwa�
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3. Landowner 134 43 CO" •fie. Proj" -ts, T^ o.
Address _ 16 $7 Geer iA. H "A 1,
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4 Site Location: County M 0"9^ State Road Number US `f'+l
Directions to site: -Frven AsfioyS 74#• w -to US .23 S.
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Is the location on a permitted Septage Land Application Site? No
If yes, give the site permit number here: —m-
Indicate whether project is: new renewal . modification ✓
For a permit renewal or modification, indicate the existing permit number SDrF •S7-0I and the
permit expiration date -2O-15
7, Attach written, notarized landowner authorization to operate a septage storage or treatment facility
form signed by the landowner (if the permit applicant does riot solely own the property). !f 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 photograph
must be enclosed (if 1 inch = 400 feet is not available,1 inch = 660 feet may be substituted).
9, Vicinity map (county road map showing site location).
10. Land application site or wastewater treatment plant to be used after treatment or storage:
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Facility Information: the following information shall be included with the application form.
1. Facility to be used for: Storage
✓ Treatment ✓
Types of septage to be stored or treated:
Domestic Septage ✓ Grease Trap Pumpings ✓
Portable Toilet Waste ✓ Commercial/Industrial Septage
3, Types of treatment to be provided: pH Adjustment (lime stabilization) -r-r s4A5 - S?. oH- r-orosas
Screening ✓ Other `""-•r (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 W 1 be constructed or installed (use additional
paper to explain, if necessary): See 0-- - 4"C Ma"-t'
An explanation of how septage will be discharged into and removed from the facility (use
additional paper to explain, if necessary): Sqce aac.ti•d d"`""""�'•
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): The. co " has
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Certification
I hereby certify that:
1. The information provided on this application is true, compete, and correct to the best of my
knowledge, and
2. 1 have read and understand the N.C, Septage Management Rules.
3. 1 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.
are (Signature�any official required)
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Print name
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Date
Title
Note: This application will not be accepted for review until all parts of the application are complete.
S;Sol id Waste\cla\septage\forms\SDTF-Application & Authorization\SDTF Permit Application -Jan 2016.docx
Rev 01-07-16

Application for a Permit to Operate a Septage Detention or Treatment Facility
IL(4)
The request for a modification of permit is based on the addition of (1) a new
21,000-gallon frac tank, and (2) a grease dump tank to allow for the screening
of trash while unloading from the pump truck.
Otherwise, the remaining tanks currently permitted remain in use, and include
the following:
• One 4,500-gallon tank used for storage of water that is removed from the
septage dewatering process.
• One 13,700-gallon tank used to store grease trap pumpings.
• One 24,000-gallon tank used as a decanted water holding tank.
• One 24,500-gallon tank used for grease trap pumpings.
• One 12,000-gallon tank used to store finished treated water.
• One 12,000-gallon tank used for untreated septage.
With these changes, this allows for a combined total of 111,700 gallons of on -
site storage for untreated and treated domestic septage, including portable toilet
waste and grease trap pumpings.
(5)
Septage, including portable toilet waste and grease trap pumpings, comes into
the facility via a variety of pump trunks, which are offloaded into the appropriate
holding tank. Waste is gravity fed from the trucks to the dump tank, and from
there is gravity fed into the new 21,000-gallon frac tank.
The dewatering process begins when the waste stream is drawn from one of the
storage tanks via a self -priming trash pump. Polymer is injected into the stream
as it is moved to the dewatering box from a polymer injection system to aid in
flocculation. At the dewatering box, the mixture is introduced through a
manifold. The polymer causes the solids to flocculate and separate from the
liquid. The liquid passes through the screen -lined dewatering box and discharges
to the appropriate holding tank. It can then be pumped back into a tanker truck
to be transported to the Town of Franklin Wastewater Treatment Plant or land
applied under the company's Septage Land Application Site permit (SLAS-57-
04). The solids that accumulate in the dewatering box are eventually hauled to
the Macon County landfill or can be composted.
Any leaks/ spills are immediately cleaned up, solids are pumped up and the spill
site is treated with hydrated lime. There are some on -site odors at the tank sites,
but they do not affect any nearby any residential areas.

Macon County Department of Solid Waste Management
109 Sierra Drive, Franklin, North Carolina 28734
Phone: [phone]; Fax: [phone]
Email: cstahl maconnc.or
April 21, 2020
To whom it may concern:
B&B Concrete of Franklin provides grease -trap cleaning services to businesses in Macon County. These
wastes are then taken to their on -site, permitted, facility for composting. From time -to -time, forces
necessitate the disposal of the composted materials; and/or the dewatered solids.
After discussion with NCDEQ, it has been determined that these wastes can be accepted at the MSW
Landfill (Permit #57-03), in Franklin. Wastes delivered must be able to pass a paint filter test for disposal,
but no additional testing is required.
Should future regulatory requirements warrant; additional testing or processing may be required. In such an
event, B&B Concrete will be notified and the Solid Waste Department will work with the same to keep both
facilities in compliance.
Should you have any further questions or require additional information regarding the acceptance of these
wastes at the MSW Landfill, please do not hesitate to contact me at your convenience.
Thank you.
M. Ch r,k StahL
M. Chris Stahl
Director of Solid Waste Management
CC: MSW Landfill Waste Acceptance File

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Septic and Grease Operations and Maintenance Procedures
March 2025 (revised for proposed addition of frac tank)
Process
Step 1: Septic or grease is delivered to the site by company pumper trucks.
Step 2: Depending upon the load, trucks park alongside the appropriate
existing dump tank (there is one for septic and three for grease - the -substance s
ere never mid) and the individual load is dumped using flexible hose via
gravity flow from the truck into the appropriate dump tank. The three grease
dump boxes are used as needed to dump to individual grease tanks as needed
for screening purposes.
Step 3: For septic, the load is dumped into a screening tank, where it first
crosses a metal grate and trash is captured. Once there, it then flows through a
six-inch Schedule 40 pipe to an existing 12,000-gallon storage tank. It is stored
there until removed by a pump truck, where it is either (1) land applied as
permitted under Permit SLAS-57-04 or (2) taken and disposed of at the Town of
Franklin Wastewater Treatment Plant, where the company is authorized to
discharge septage to a wastewater treatment facility under Permit SMF-NCS-
02200. NOTE: The company is permitted to run this waste through its onsite
dewatering process used for grease and can do s❑ but has opted not to at this
time. Trash that is captured by the screening grate is removed by raking, either
with a rake or a thatcher, The trash is then placed in a plastic storage bin, where
it is removed as needed and placed into a backhoe bucket. That load is then
deposited into a commercial dumpster, which is serviced by a local company
(AB Disposal) and hauled to and deposited into the Macon County Landfill in
Franklin.
Step 4: For grease, a new 21 000-g__Wl0n frac tank Witt become the primary
reast-atorage fa iC lity, with the existing 13,700-gallon and 24,000-gallon tanks
tobe used as needed. However, anew dump tank (in addition to the other two)
with a screen will be located immediately adjacent to the frac tank and wilt
accept the grease from the truck. Once screened, it will flow from there via a
six-inch Schedule 40 pipe to the frac tank. In the new tank, a pump will be used
to pump grease to the polymer injection unit using either a two-inch or three-

inch flexible hose, where it then flows through the unit and is then distributed
into an adjacent dewatering box that sits ❑n a covered concrete pad. The grease
is contained in a 30-yard decant hopper, and the water is allowed to drain from
the box onto a spill proof concrete pad. The water then gravity flows from the
pad through a four -inch gravity -flow line into a 24,000-gallon storage tank. It
can also be pumped from the 24,000-gallon tank to a 12,000-gallon storage
tank earmaked for treated water as needed. From there, the water can be
loaded onto a pump truck and then either land applied under the SLAS-57-04
permit ❑r it can be hauled to the Town of Franklin WWTP and discharged.
Step 5: Once the grease in the decant hopper is full and has been allowed to
sufficiently dry, the box is unhooked from its associated piping (which is
cleaned and the runoff drained back into the permitted tank) and is loaded onto
a "roll -off" container truck owned by the company. It is transported on -site to
a concrete pad used for composting, where it is dumped and mixed with wood
chips. At this point, the company can either load the new mixture into a dump
truck which hauls it to the Macon County Landfill or it can be turned into
compost under Permit 5705 (Type 3 Solid Waste Compost Facility).
Step 6: Once the box is cleaned with a pressure washer (which takes place on
the spill proof concrete pad on which it normally sits so that the wastewater
can drain directlyto the storage tank), all associated lines are reconnected, and
the process can start over.
Cold Weather Procedures: In the event ❑f freezing temperatures, any and all
hoses used for any of the steps noted above are disconnected, drained,
cleaned and then stored to prevent issues with frozen materials.
Spill Containment/Clean Up: In the unforeseen event of a spill of either septic
❑r grease, the contaminated area will be cleaned immediately using hydrated
lime and/or mulch using hand tools ❑r a backhoe (which is always on site). Any
spilled material will be disposed of properly.
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March 20, 2024

APPLICATION FOR A PERMIT TO OPERATE A SEPTAGE DETENTION OR
TREATMENT FACILITY ; Q
North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality q
Division of Waste Management — Solid Waste Section
1646 Mail Service Center, Raleigh, NC 27699-1646
Operator and Facility Information
1. Applicant 3 . /3 Gc.+cMI-e- ?rods�fis .i.,c.
Address I& 7 t r,�ia Hial.w-�
Fro-,,,KN.,, NG-78731+
Phone ( 8.78) 5 z +F - 6+83
2. Contact person for site operation (if different from applicant): --J,61" decker
Title or position i'" "-" aJ Gr Phone C s2 8 6 , t3
Address 1 & 97 for Pa. He kt- •a
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3. Landowner
Address
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1697 Georya.
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4 Site Location: County M a,cv*1
Directions to site:-+F'ral+ A s he.v;lle. L
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State Road Number us Ak'ffl S
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5. Is the location on a permitted Septage Land Application Site?
If yes, give the site permit number here: --
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6. Indicate whether project is: new renewal modification ✓
For a permit renewal or modification, indicate the existing permit number S10r-'-S7-01 and the
permit expiration date Anvs-r -27, -2O,1s
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 property). 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 photograph
must be enclosed (if 1 inch = 400 feet is not available, 1 inch = 660 feet may be substituted).
9. Vicinity map (county road map showing site location).
10. Land application site or wastewater treatment plant to be used after treatment or storage:
G.snrov�d 14..,d ra�,rplica-/,on c nJv SLAS-$7-G+ 1T-..,^ &f Fra-,K1r.n ww-rP
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Facility Information: the following information shall be included with the application form.
1. Facility to be used for: Storage
Treatment
2. Types of septage to be stored or treated:
Domestic Septage ✓ Grease Trap Pumpings ✓
Portable Toilet Waste _ ✓ Commercial/Industrial Septage
3. Types of treatment to be provided: pH Adjustment (lime stabilization) -fir S'4A5 • S 7 • o� J10-fdses
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): See. a•/�/nai.a dooc,'lx"-f-
5. An explanation of how septage will be discharged into and removed from the facility (use
additional paper to explain, if necessary): See a�•d d"`'"'�"t•
6. 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): The. co " ws a "+ n+o*-H
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III. Certification
I hereby certify that:
1. The information provided on this application is true, complete, and correct to the best of my
knowledge, and
2. 1 have read and understand the N.C. Septage Management Rules.
3. 1 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.
Si ure (Signature o mpany official required)
Print name
g l3 t %a0.?3
Date
ge.r-
Title
Note: This application will not be accepted for review until all parts of the application are complete.
S:Solid_Waste\cla\septage\forms\SDTF-Application & Authorization\SDTF Permit Application -Jan 2016.docx
Rev 01-07-16

Application for a Permit to Operate a Septage Detention or Treatment Facility
Il. (4)
The request for a modification of permit is based on the addition of (1) a new
21,000-gallon frac tank, and (2) a grease dump tank to allow for the screening
of trash while unloading from the pump truck. The request also includes the
removal of the following permitted existing tank: (1) a 12,000-gallon tank that is
used for septage and portable toilet waste.
Otherwise, the remaining tanks currently permitted remain in use, and include
the following:
• One 4,500-gallon tank used for storage of water that is removed from the
septage dewatering process.
• One 13,700-gallon tank used to store grease trap pumpings.
• One 24,000-gallon tank used as a decanted water holding tank.
• One 24,500-gallon tank used for grease trap pumpings.
• One 12,000-gallon tank used to store finished treated water.
• One 12,000-gallon tank used for untreated septage.
With these changes, this allows for a combined total of 111,700 gallons of on -
site storage for untreated and treated domestic septage, including portable toilet
waste and grease trap pumpings.
(5)
Septage, including portable toilet waste and grease trap pumpings, comes into
the facility via a variety of pump trunks, which are offloaded into the appropriate
holding tank. Waste is gravity fed from the trucks to the dump tank, and from
there is gravity fed into the new 21,000-gallon frac tank.
The dewatering process begins when the waste stream is drawn from one of the
storage tanks via a self -priming trash pump. Polymer is injected into the stream
as it is moved to the dewatering box from a polymer injection system to aid in
flocculation. At the dewatering box, the mixture is introduced through a
manifold. The polymer causes the solids to flocculate and separate from the
liquid. The liquid passes through the screen -lined dewatering box and discharges
to the appropriate holding tank. It can then be pumped back into a tanker truck
to be transported to the Town of Franklin Wastewater Treatment Plant or land
applied under the company's Septage Land Application Site permit (SLAS-57-
04). The solids that accumulate in the dewatering box are eventually hauled to
the Macon County landfill or can be composted.

Any leaks/spills are immediately cleaned up, solids are pumped up and the spill
site is treated with hydrated lime. There are some on -site odors at the tank sites,
but they do not affect any nearby any residential areas.