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HomeMy WebLinkAbout6001_ROSCANS_1997State of North Carolina Department of Environment, Health and Natural Resources 1 • • Division of Waste Management James B. Hunt, Jr., Governor p INM � H N R Jonathan B. Howes, Secretary William L. Meyer, Director June 25, 1997 Mr. Scott Brown Mecklenburg County Engineering and Building Standards Department 700 North Tryon Charlotte, N.C. 28202 Re: Information Request for the Harrisburg Road (Permit #60-01) and Holbrooks Road (Permit #60-02) Sites in Mecklenburg County. Dear Mr. Brown, Thank you for working the June 6 meeting into your schedule and for showing me around both the Harrisburg Road and Holbrooks Road sites. The visits were very beneficial in giving me a general understanding of the layout of both sites and the water quality monitoring point locations. As I discussed with you during the site visits and later by phone, I had some additional questions about each of the sites. The following summarizes the additional questions and requests. Please submit the following within ninety (90) days: 1) Have the site monitoring system data and supply well data for both sites been reduced to summary tables/charts by Mecklenburg County (County) or the U.S.G.S.? If so, please send a copy of the summaries to Solid Waste Section (Section). 2) Please submit a plan of the present sampling program for both sites. This plan should list and provide an explanation for the sampling frequency, parameter list and analysis methods, and monitoring locations. Please submit sampling data for years 1996 and 1997. In accordance with Section policy, please submit copies of future sampling data to the Section within fifteen (15) days of receipt by the County. 3) The Solid Waste Section's (Section) boring log and well construction records are incomplete for both sites. In addition, discrepancies exist in past data reports on the numbering sequence of the monitoring wells at the Holbrooks Road site. Please submit summaries of the boring information and well installation/abandonment records for all the wells that have been installed at both P.O. Box 27687, 4 FAX 919-715-3605 Raleigh, North Carolina 27611-7687 N*FcAn Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Employer Voice 919-733-4996 7m 50% recycled/10% post -consumer paper sites. 4) Please submit updated site maps, for both sites, that clearly delineate sampling points (monitoring wells, surface water sampling points, gaging locations), waste boundaries, facility boundaries, and present contours. 5) Please provide seasonal groundwater potentiometric maps for both sites. The last potentiometric data received was dated March, 1986. 6) Please perform a survey of all supply wells within a'/4 mile radius of the waste boundaries at both sites. If obtainable, record the construction (date of installation, depth, casing type, length and diameter, producing zone(s) and rate, etc.) and boring data of the supply wells. Please delineate all well locations on a map, highlighting the wells that have previously been sampled. Do the residences in the vicinity of the sites have access to a public water supply? 7) The Section is concerned about the influence of the irrigation wells on the groundwater flow regime. These wells can exacerbate an existing contamination problem by mobilizing and transporting a plume to previously uncontaminated areas. The irrigation well influence will complicate the monitoring and defining of the plume(s), rendering an evaluation of remediative efforts very difficult. Please send boring, construction and usage data (locations, boring and construction logs, production rate, usage frequency, etc.) to the Section. Has the County or U.S.G.S. evaluated the potential influence of the irrigation wells on the groundwater flow regime at the site? Does the present monitoring system monitor the irrigation wells zones of influence? The majority of the above requested information and data is within the scope of routine reporting requirements for solid waste facilities across the State with the exception of the supply well survey. Mecklenburg County Solid Waste should have most of the other material on hand. If you have any questions or comments, please contact me (919) 733-0692, extension 261. Sincerel Mark Poindexter, Hydrogeologist Groundwater Compliance Unit, Solid Waste Section c: Phil Prete Rick Doby central file C:\WPDOCS\COUNTIES\MECKLENB\60-01 &2.AST