6035_Mecklenburg_HHW_PTCPTOApplication_DIN 26891_20161024

Mecklenburg County Compost and Recycling Facility
Household Hazardous Waste Permit Application
140 Valleydale Road
Charlotte, NC
September 2016
September 16, 2016
Larry Frost
NC DEQ, Division of Waste Management
Solid Waste Section Permitting
2090 US Highway 70
Swannanoa, NC 28778
Subject:Household Hazardous Waste Permit
Mecklenburg County Compost and Recycling Facility, Charlotte, NC
Mr. Frost,
On behalf of our client Mecklenburg County, we hereby formally submit an application for the
Mecklenburg County Compost and Recycling Facility, a new Type 1 facility to be located at 140
Valleydale Road in Charlotte, North Carolina. The existing Mecklenburg County compost facility (Permit
#60-12) is relocating to this new location.
Sincerely yours,
KIMLEY-HORN AND ASSOCIATES, INC.
Matthew A. Edwards, P.E.
Enclosures
Household Hazardous Waste Permit
Mecklenburg County Compost and
Recycling Facility
140 Valleydale Road
Charlotte, North Carolina
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION 1 GENERAL INFORMATION
SECTION 2 PROPERTY INFORMATION AND MAPS
SECTION 3 OPERATIONS PLAN
SECTION 4 FACILITIES DESIGN
SECTION 5 SIGNATURE PAGES
Section 1
Household Hazardous Waste Permit
General Information
GENERAL INFORMATION

(1) PROPOSED FACILITY NAME

Mecklenburg County Compost and Recycling Facility

(2) APPLICANT AND CONTACT INFORMATION

Applicant: Mecklenburg County
Contact: Director of Solid Waste
Address: 2145 Suttle Avenue
Charlotte, NC 28208-5237
Telephone: [phone]

(3) CONTRACT OPERATOR AND CONTACT INFORMATION

Operator: Operations Manager
Address: 2145 Suttle Avenue
Charlotte, NC 28208-5237
Telephone: [phone]

(4) LANDOWNER INFORMATION

Owner: Mecklenburg County
Address: 600 East 4th Street
Charlotte, NC 28202
Telephone: [phone] (Director of Solid Waste)

(5) ENGINEER INFORMATION

Company: Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc.
Engineer: Matt Edwards, PE
Address: 200 South Tryon Street, Suite 200
Charlotte, NC 28202
Telephone: [phone]
Email: [e-mail]

(6) PERMIT FEE CONTACT

Company: Mecklenburg County
Contact: Fiscal Analyst
Address: 2145 Suttle Avenue
Charlotte, NC 28208-5237
Telephone: [phone]

Section 2
Household Hazardous Waste Permit
Property Information and Maps
PROPERTY INFORMATION
The Mecklenburg County Compost and Recycling Facility will be located at 140 Valleydale Road in
Charlotte, North Carolina.
Enclosed in this section is a legal description of the property, a complete copy of the land deed, a copy of
the USGS topographic quadrangle map of the area, and a zoning verification letter from Mecklenburg
County.
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PROPERTY LINE
Section 3
Household Hazardous Waste Permit
Operations Plan
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Household Hazardous Waste Operational Plan for the
Mecklenburg County Compost and Recycling Facility
This plan describes the normal operation procedures for the Mecklenburg County Compost
and Recycling Facility. Additional procedures for emergency situations are contained in a
separate Contingency Plan.
The Mecklenburg County Compost and Recycling Facility has been established as part of an
effort to more effectively manage HHW and to help prevent improper disposal. This
comprehensive effort involves a coordinate program of HHW collection, source reduction, and
public education. The program is being supported by governmental agencies from
Mecklenburg County.
The Mecklenburg County Compost and Recycling Facility will be open on a regular, year-round
basis. As noted previously, this operational plan contains the specifications and procedures
that pertain to the Mecklenburg County Compost and Recycling Facility.
Waste collection (involving corrugated cardboard, yard waste, lead-acid batteries, used motor
oil, and scrap tires) is being conducted at the Multi-Material facilities as well as the collection of
HHW.
Facility Staffing
The Mecklenburg County Compost and Recycling Facility will be operated largely as a
“turnkey” operation by personnel from the waste transportation and disposal contractor.
Further information on facility staffing is provided in a subsequent section entitled Personnel
and Duties.
Throughout this plan, personnel from the waste transportation and disposal contractor are
referred to as “contractor personnel.” In some instances (as necessary for clarity), they are
referred to as “onsite contractor personnel” to distinguish them from other contractor
employees.
User Eligibility
The Mecklenburg County Compost and Recycling Facility is primarily intended to serve the
residents who live within Mecklenburg County. Any wastes brought to the facility from
households outside of the county will be considered for acceptance on a case-by-case basis.
Records will be kept concerning any such wastes, and these records will contain information
on the types and quantities of wastes, their origin, and the decision regarding acceptance or
rejection.
Only household wastes will be accepted at the facility. Businesses needing to dispose of
hazardous wastes will be referred to vendors who offer “milk run” programs for picking up
wastes at business locations.
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Each time the collection facility is open, local contractor personnel will check for proof of
residency and conduct a brief survey. The survey is designed to determine the types,
quantities, and sources of each user’s wastes.
Screening and Collection of Wastes
The user will drive onto the paved receiving apron where wastes can be safely removed from
the vehicle. Once eligibility has been established as described above, contractor personnel
will check the wastes for acceptance at the collection center. Contractor personnel will
maintain safe operations by immediately dealing with any leaking, damaged, unlabeled, or
potentially shock sensitive or explosive materials.
Because of difficulties in handling a few specific types of wastes including explosives,
radioactive material, and biologically active or infectious waste; the Mecklenburg County
Compost and Recycling Facility will not be accepting these wastes. Educational efforts will
actively discourage users from bringing these materials. However, in the event that a
misinformed citizen brings such wastes to the facility, local government representatives will be
consulted as to alternates to avoid improper disposal. The decision regarding these wastes
will be based upon established policies as well as the specific details of each case and also
any advice from contractor personnel. As necessary, the transportation and disposal
contractor will help find specialized vendors to remove any such wastes for treatment or
disposal.
Waste Identification and Packaging
As the wastes are received, contractor personnel will perform initial waste identification and
segregation. Some materials that can be managed by the local government representatives
(such as latex paints, motor oil and other automotive fluids, and lead acid and button batteries)
may be segregated from the hazardous wastes at this time and handled according to local
government protocols.
Contractor personnel will conduct or directly supervise the packaging, document preparation,
and transportation of the hazardous wastes collected at the facility. The contractor will also
arrange the recycling, treatment, or disposal of these wastes. Many of the wastes will be
probably require lab packing. Lab packing of materials may occur on the same day as
collection activities, provided that time is available and adequate quantities of compatible
material are received. Otherwise, material will be safely stored until the next scheduled work
day. Additionally, partially filled (packed) containers may remain onsite until adequate
amounts are collected and properly packaged for transportation.
If pumping, pouring, or bulking of wastes is required, grounding and explosion-proof equipment
will be used as needed. For both lab pack and bulk packaging, all containers will be of the
Department of Transportation (DOT) specification, type, and size most appropriate for the
specific waste type and planned treatment or disposal method. Wastes will be packed inn
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fiber, plastic, or steel containers of open or closed-head types, in sizes ranging from 5-gallon
pails to cubic yard boxes.
For any necessary lab packing, wastes will first be segregated according to DOT hazard class,
chemical compatibility and by the acceptance criteria of specific waste recycling, treatment, or
disposal facilities. Absorbent materials such as vermiculite or oil dry will be used to surround
inner containers, prevent breakage, absorb any leaking materials, and prevent release from
the outer (shipping) container. Each container will be recorded on drum inventory forms,
providing a complete record of the contents of any drum.
Whether lab pack or bulk, the filled drums will be closed, labeled, and marked in accordance
with DOT and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) shipping requirements, and the proper
information will be recorded on the manifest. The generators notification and certification will
also be prepared, as required under the land ban regulations.
Accumulation Time
The storage building at the Mecklenburg County Compost and Recycling Facility is designed to
accommodate temporary accumulation of several classes of hazardous materials. Contractor
personnel will be trained on proper waste segregation and safe storage procedures.
In accordance with state requirements for temporary storage, the accumulation start date will
be clearly marked and visible on each container.
Time in storage may vary according to the volume of waste received. Removal of wastes by
the contractor will be scheduled as necessary to minimize expense to the local government
while still complying with applicable regulations and safety considerations. Wastes will not be
stored longer than 365 days without written permission from the North Carolina Department of
Environmental Quality (NCDEQ) Division of Waste Management.
Storage Building Specifications
The Mecklenburg County Compost and Recycling Facility is designed and constructed to
ensure safe and efficient operation.
As required for proper safety and environmental protection, the structures are:
1. designed to contain leaks and spills;
2. covered to exclude rain water;
3. secured to control access; and
4. constructed in accordance with all applicable National Fire Protection Association (NFPA)
codes.
The Mecklenburg County Compost and Recycling Facility consists of a single storage building
with an attached paved receiving apron.
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Access Control and Security
Access to the facility and chemical handling area is controlled to prevent unnecessary public
exposure to potentially harmful substances. Areas where chemicals are handled or stored will
be clearly marked.
The Mecklenburg County Compost and Recycling Facility storage building is secured against
unauthorized access by locked doors and by the six-foot-high chain link fence around the
Recycling Center.
Furthermore, the location of the Recycling Centers will provide an extra measure of safety due
to the presence of personnel at nearby areas during normal operating hours. After these
hours, when the Recycling Center is closed, a locked entrance gate and perimeter fencing
secures the entire area.
Hours of Operation
The Mecklenburg County Compost and Recycling Facility will be open for receipt of wastes
Monday through Saturday, 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM. If there is a need to add more days per month
or extend these hours to meet user demand, the NCDEQ Division of Waste Management will
be notified in writing.
Should the facility close for any reason other than normal business hours and/or operations,
Mecklenburg County will notify the Division upon closing and upon re-opening.
Personnel and Duties
Well-trained, qualified personnel under the leadership of the contractor’s Project Supervisor
and Health and Safety Supervisor will staff the HHW collection facility. The duties of these
supervisors are described below.
Project Supervisor: The Project Supervisor will direct onsite operational efforts. This
individual, assisted by the Health and Safety Supervisor, has primary responsibility for:
· assuring that all onsite contractor personnel have met the training requirements
appropriate for their duties;
· assuring that onsite contractor personnel are aware of the provisions of the Contingency
Plan;
· assuring that onsite contractor personnel are aware of the potential hazards associated
with site operations;
· assuring that appropriate personal protective equipment is available and properly used;
· monitoring the safety performance of onsite personnel;
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· correcting any work practices or conditions that may result in injury or exposure to
hazardous substances; and
· preparing any accident/incident reports.
Health and Safety Supervisor: The Health and Safety Supervisor or designee will be
responsible for implementing the safety plan during site operations. The Health and Safety
Supervisor has the authority to stop work for health and safety reasons. Other specific
responsibilities include:
· randomly verifying that onsite contractor personnel work in a safe manner according to the
health and safety plan;
· establishing guidelines for wearing and decontaminating (if necessary) personal protective
equipment;
· reporting any unusual or unsafe conditions to the Project Supervisor;
· informing onsite contractor personnel of the proper procedures during an emergency; and
· ensuring that any necessary monitoring equipment is properly maintained and in good
operating order.
Local Government Representatives: The local government representatives will be responsible
for opening the sites before each collection event and securing the sites at the end of each
event.
Training
Contractor personnel will successfully complete a training program that teaches them to
perform their duties in a way that ensures the facility is operated in a manner that protects the
public from potential health and safety hazards at each site. The program includes the
following:
1)The training program is taught by a person trained in hazardous waste
management procedures and includes instruction which teaches contractor
personnel hazardous waste management procedures (including contingency plan
implementation) relevant to the positions in which they are employed.
2)The training program has been designed to ensure that contractor personnel are
able to respond effectively to emergencies by familiarizing them with emergency
procedures, emergency equipment, and emergency systems, including where
applicable:
- procedures for using, inspecting, repairing, and replacing facility emergency
and monitoring equipment;
- communication or alarm systems;
- response to fires or explosions;
- response to discharges to the land surfaces; incidents; and
- shutdown of operations.
3)Contractor personnel will successfully complete the program within six months after
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the date of their employment or assignment to a facility. Contractor personnel will
not work in unsupervised positions until they have completed the training.
Contractor personnel will take part in an annual review of the initial training.
4)The following documents and records will be kept at the facility:
- The job title for each position at the facility related to hazardous waste
management, and the name of the employee filling each job;
- A written job description for each position;
- A written description of the type and amount of both introductory and
continuing training that will be given to each person filling a position;
- Records that document that the required training or job experience have
been completed.
Provisions for Ignitable, Reactive, or Incompatible Wastes
Contractor personnel will use special precautions to protect ignitable or reactive wastes from
sources of ignition or reaction. These wastes will be segregated from other wastes being
stored in the collection facilities. Any ignitable or reactive wastes will be protected from
possible sources of ignition or reaction, including but not limited to: open flames, hot surfaces,
frictional or radiant heat, and spontaneous ignition (e.g., from heat-producing chemical
reactions).
Any tools used for equipment maintenance in areas containing ignitable wastes will be of a
non-sparking type. Maintenance activities such as welding or cutting, which potentially could
generate sparks or open flame, will be allowed only by special permission of the contractor’s
Project Supervisor or designee. This permission will be granted only after the area has been
inspected and tested for flammable vapors, and all ignitable or reactive materials have been
removed or protected.
Policy will prohibit smoking or open flame within or near the storage buildings. “No Smoking”
signs will be placed at the entrance to unloading and storage areas and will be conspicuously
placed wherever there is a direct hazard from ignitable or reactive wastes.
Areas in which ignitable materials are stored will require the use of explosion-proof equipment
and lighting. Proper grounding will be maintained in order to dissipate any accumulation of
static charges generated by the movement of hazardous liquids in pouring or bulking
operations.
Regarding incompatible wastes, the following special provisions apply:
1. Incompatible wastes will not be placed in the same container;
2. Hazardous wastes will only be placed in new, unused containers or in containers cleaned
and reconditioned by a licensed manufacturer; and
3. A storage container holding a hazardous waste that is incompatible with any waste or other
materials stored in close proximity will be separated from them by containment structures
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such as built-up curbs or will have secondary containment such as drip pans constructed of
steel or polyethylene.
As a general rule, the handling and storage of all hazardous wastes (especially any that are
ignitable, reactive, or incompatible) will be conducted so that it does not:
1. Generate extreme heat or pressure, fire of explosion, or violent reaction;
2. Produce uncontrolled toxic mists, fumes, dusts, or gases in sufficient quantities to threaten
human health;
3. Produce uncontrolled flammable fumes or gases in sufficient quantities to pose a risk of
fire or explosions;
4. Damage the structural integrity of the device of facilities containing the wastes; or
5. Threaten human health or the environment.
The procedures to comply with these provisions depend upon:
1. Proper identification of waste materials as they are received;
2. Segregated storage according to compatibility; and
3. No commingling or bulking of incompatible hazard classes.
Operational/Emergency Equipment and Personal Protection Equipment
The Mecklenburg County Compost and Recycling Facility will maintain the necessary
equipment for protecting contractor personnel and local government representatives. The
facility will also maintain the equipment needed to implement the contingency plan and will be
equipped with an immediately available telephone from which emergency assistance could be
summoned. Internal communications will be carried out by voice as the most practical method
given the restricted size of the facility. A hand-held, pressurized air horn will also be available
to signal an emergency situation.
Aisle space will be maintained to allow the unobstructed movement of personnel, fire
protection equipment, spill control equipment, and decontamination equipment to any area of
the facility in an emergency.
Other equipment to be kept at the facility will include portable ABC dry chemical and CO2 fire
extinguishers, spill control equipment including clay and/or inert absorbents, pads, booms,
shovels, brooms, containers, and various commercial decontamination solutions. Water is
available at adequate volume and pressure to supply water hose streams or foam producing
equipment or automatic sprinklers or water spray systems.
All facility communications or alarm systems, fire protection, equipment, spill control
equipment, and decontamination equipment will be maintained as necessary to ensure its
presence and proper operation in case of emergency. Fire protection equipment will be tested
according to manufacturer specifications. Results of all inspections will be recorded on a
checklist that will include inspection dates and a list of all systems and equipment to be
inspected.
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Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) will be used as appropriate to protect contractor
personnel from spills, broken containers, and sharp objects. The level of PPE required for
particular tasks is described in the following examples:
Persons Removing Waste from Cars
· safety glasses with side shields;
· chemical-resistant gloves with outer leather or other puncture-resistant gloves (optional);
and
· safety shoes.
Persons Opening Containers and Bulking Waste
· chemical-resistant coveralls;
· safety glasses (with splash goggles or full-face shield when necessary);
· chemical-resistant safety boots;
· respirator with organic vapor cartridge and high-efficiency particulate air filter if necessary
(as determined according to the waste being handled); and
· chemical-resistant inner gloves and outer puncture-resistant gloves.
Persons Segregating Waste from Vehicles
· safety glasses (with splash goggles or full-face shield when necessary);
· white Tyvek;
· chemical-resistant safety shoes/boots;
· respirator (as required); and
· chemical-resistant inner gloves and leather outer gloves.
Persons Sampling HHW
· safety glasses (with splash goggles or full-face shield when necessary);
· chemical-resistant coveralls;
· chemical-resistant safety shoes/boots;
· respirator (as required); and
· chemical-resistant inner gloves and leather outer gloves.
Persons Lab Packing HHW
· safety glasses (with goggles or full-face shield when necessary);
· white Tyvek;
· chemical-resistant safety shoes/ boots;
· respirator (as required); and
· chemical-resistant inner gloves and leather outer gloves.
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Arrangements with Local Authorities
Local government representatives from the responsible agency will make arrangements to
familiarize local authorities with all pertinent aspects of the HHW facility and its operations. In
Mecklenburg County, primary emergency authority is assigned to Mecklenburg County
Emergency Management, with other agencies in supporting roles. The responsible agency will
therefore work with this Emergency Management office to ensure that all appropriate local
authorities are properly prepared.
Use and Management of Containers
Appropriate containers fitting DOT specifications will always be used for storing wastes at the
Mecklenburg County Compost and Recycling Facility. Contractor personnel preparing wastes
for storage will only use containers that are compatible with the wastes to be stored in them.
All containers holding accumulated HHW will be checked at least weekly to ensure that they
haven’t been stored more than 365 days. These inspections, to be conducted by contractor
personnel will be used to detect any leaks or deterioration caused by corrosion or other
factors. Results of these inspections will be recorded. If a container holding HHW is found to
be in poor condition or if it begins to leak, contractor personnel will either transfer the wastes
from the defective container to one that is in good condition or overpack the container in a
suitable salvage drum.
Contractor personnel will also ensure that containers are kept closed during storage, except
when it is necessary to add or remove waste. Caution will be taken in the movement of all
containers to prevent them from being tipped over or punctured. Furthermore, the containers
will not be opened, handled, or stored in a manner which may rupture them or cause them to
leak.
Recycling of Wastes
HHW collected at the facility will be recycled or treated whenever economically practical, and
incineration or landfilling will be used as a last resort. In keeping with this operating
philosophy, it is currently anticipated that the following wastes might be collected for recycling
or BTU recovery: motor oil and other automotive fluids, lead-acid batteries, nickel-cadmium
batteries, paints, fuels and solvents, mercury (from fluorescent bulbs and other sources), and
aerosol cans.
Transportation and Disposal
When the transportation and disposal contractor arrives at the HHW storage facility for a
scheduled pickup, the contractor will ensure that all containers are properly packaged, labeled,
documented, and manifested. Contractor personnel will then load the containers onto a
contractor vehicle and will transport them to a licensed facility for final treatment, recycling, or
disposal.
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Reporting and Documentation
Thorough and accurate records will be maintained to ensure the accurate tracking of
hazardous materials from the generator to final disposal sites. Records that will be generated
to ensure accurate recordkeeping include the following:
· Uniform Hazardous Waste Manifest;
· Material Characterization Form (for wastes in bulk, 5 gallons or more);and
· Waste Certification/Notification (to meet requirements of land-ban requirement if
applicable)
Maintenance and Operation of the Facility
The HHW collection facility will be maintained and operated to promote personnel safety and
to minimize the possibility of a fire, explosion, or any unplanned sudden or non-sudden release
of hazardous waste constituents to air, soil, or surface water which could threaten human
health or the environment. The appropriate provisions and procedures necessary to ensure
safe and efficient operations have been stated in this plan.
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PROPOSED 18" CURB AND GUTTER, TYP.
HANDRAIL (SEE DETAIL SHEET)
PROPOSED CONCRETE SIDEWALK
PROPOSED PARKING SPACE 9' X 18', TYP. (WHITE 4" PAINT STRIPING)
PROPOSED RETAINING WALL (SEE STRUCTURAL PLANS)
PROPOSED WINDROW (SEE SITE PLAN FOR SPACING)
PROPOSED CURING PAD ROW (SEE SITE PLAN FOR SPACING)
PROPOSED RECYCLING COMPACTORS WITH CONCRETE PAD (SEE DETAIL
SHEETS) (COMPACTORS TO BE PROVIDED BY MECKLENBURG COUNTY)
PROPOSED BULK CONTAINERS (PROVIDED BY MECKLENBURG COUNTY)
6' TALL MANUAL DOUBLE CANTILEVERED SLIDING GATE. (SEE DETAIL SHEET)
PRODUCT WALL (PROVIDED BY MECKLENBURG COUNTY)
SCREEN WALL (SEE ARCH. PLANS)
WHEEL STOPS
STRIPING LEGEND
PAINT (4" WHITE, 120 MILS) 4" X 10" MINISKIP
PAINT (4" WHITE, 120 MILS) SOLID LANE LINE
PAINT (4" YELLOW, 120 MILS) SINGLE SOLID LINE
PAINT (8" WHITE, 90 MILS) GORE LINE
NOT USED
PAINT (24" WHITE, 120 MILS) STOP BAR
PAINT ( WHITE ALPHANUMERIC CHARACTERS, 90 MILS)
PAINT (WHITE TRAFFIC ARROW, 90 MILS)
SITE LEGEND (CONTINUED)
INFO BOOTH (PROVIDED BY MECKLENBURG COUNTY)
6' CHAIN LINK FENCE
CONCRETE SCALES (PROVIDED BY CONTRACTOR)
"STOP" SIGN. SEE DETAIL SHEET.
ACCESSIBLE PARKING SPACE TYPICAL. SEE DETAIL SHEET FOR ACCESSIBLE
PARKING SPACE SIZE, SIGN AND SYMBOL ("VAN"-INDICATES VAN ACCESSIBLE
SPACE).
SHORT TERM BICYCLE PARKING (2 REQUIRED)
LONG TERM COVERED BICYCLE PARKING. SEE ARCH. PLANS. (1 REQUIRED)
20' WIDE FENCE GATE
BOLLARDS
PROPOSED MONUMENT SIGN (BY MECKLENBURG COUNTY)
4' WIDE FENCE GATE
TRANSITION CURB
POST CONSTRUCTION CONTROLS EASEMENT
SITE LEGEND (CONTINUED)
6' TALL ELECTRIC CANTILEVERED SLIDING GATE (SEE DETAIL SHEET). ELECTRIC
GATE TO HAVE DETECTOR LOOPS ON THE SECURE SIDE AND REMOTE ACCESS
FROM THE PUBLIC SIDE.
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CLTWATER TRACKING NUMBER 600-15-550
WATER LINES TO BE PERMITTED
SIZE (INCHES)MATERIAL LENGTH (LF)
3"PVC 2068
8"PVC 1469
TOTAL LF 3537
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SANITARY SEWER NOTES
1. CONTRACTOR TO COORDINATE WITH CHARLOTTE WATER AND PAY FOR TIE IN TO CHARLOTTE WATER SANITARY SEWER
PROPOSED FOR THIS PROJECT.
2. CONTRACTOR TO LOCATE LATERAL CONNECTIONS TO BUILDING PER PLUMBING PLANS.
3. PLACE CLEAN-OUTS ON SANITARY SEWER LATERALS AS REQUIRED BY PLUMBING CODE.
4. TRENCHES FOR SEWER LATERALS MUST REMAIN OPEN FOR PLUMBING INSPECTION.
FIRE DEPARTMENT CONNECTION (F.D.C.) NOTES
5. ALL FIRE DEPARTMENT CONNECTIONS SHALL BE PROVIDED A CLEAR SPACE OF TEN FEET HORIZONTALLY AND VERTICALLY IN ALL
DIRECTIONS. (GAS METERS, ELECTRICAL TRANSFORMERS, AND PARKED VEHICLES CANNOT BE LOCATED WITHIN THIS SPACE.)
6. ALL FIRE DEPARTMENT CONNECTIONS SHALL BE READILY VISIBLE AND NOT MORE THAN FIFTY FEET FROM A STREET, FIRE LANE,
OR SIMILAR AREA PROVIDING ACCESS TO FIRE DEPARTMENT APPARATUS. THE AREA BETWEEN THE CONNECTION AND
VEHICULAR ACCESS SHALL BE FREE OF OBSTRUCTION.
7. THERE SHALL BE AN APPROVED PUMPER FIRE HYDRANT WITHIN TWO HUNDRED FEET OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT CONNECTION
MEASURED ALONG AN APPROVED PATH OF TRAVEL FOR THE FIRE APPARATUS.
8. FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION OF FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM, REFER TO FIRE PROTECTION PLANS BY OTHERS.
UTILITY NOTES
9. SEE GENERAL NOTES SHEET FOR UTILITY PLAN NOTES.
10. ALL CHANGES IN DIRECTION OF THE CONDUIT SHALL UTILIZE STANDARD SWEEPS WITH A MINIMUM BENDING RADIUS LISTED IN THE
NEC. NO MORE THAN (2) 90-DEGREE BENDS WILL BE ALLOWED BETWEEN PULLING POINTS, OR A TOTAL OF 180 DEGREES
COMBINED IN SEVERAL BENDS. PULL BOXES SHALL BE LOCATED EVERY 400 FEET UNLESS THE COMBINED TOTAL OF BENDS
REQUIRE ADDITIONAL MANHOLES.
11. ALL EMPTY CONDUITS SHALL HAVE PULL BOXES AT A MINIMUM EVERY 150', AND 200' OF RUN. EACH PULL BOX SHALL HAVE A ROAD
GRADE LIDS MARKED "COMMUNICATIONS".
12. ALL CONDUITS FOR FUTURE USE (i.e. GATES), SHALL TERMINATE IN A PULL BOX WITH A ROAD GRADE LID MARKED
"COMMUNICATIONS.
BACKFLOW NOTES
13. THERE SHALL BE NO TAPS, PIPING BRANCHES, UNAPPROVED BYPASS PIPING, HYDRANTS, FIRE DEPT. CONNECTION POINTS, OR
OTHER WATER USING APPURTENANCES CONNECTED TO THE SUPPLY LINE BETWEEN ANY WATER METER AND ITS CHARLOTTE
WATER-REQUIRED BACKFLOW PREVENTER.
14. EACH CHARLOTTE WATER-REQUIRED BACKFLOW PREVENTION ASSEMBLY IS REQUIRED TO BE TESTED BY A CHARLOTTE
WATER-APPROVED CERTIFIED TESTER PRIOR TO PLACING THE WATER SYSTEM IN SERVICE.
15. 2”, 3" AND 6" REDUCED PRESSURE PRINCIPLE BACKFLOW PREVENTION ASSEMBLY AS APPROVED BY CHARLOTTE WATER AND
INSTALLED BY CONTRACTOR DURING CONSTRUCTION. ASSEMBLY TO BE INSTALLED ABOVE-GROUND WITHIN INSULATED
ENCLOSURE PER CHARLOTTE WATER REQUIREMENTS. ENCLOSURE TO INCLUDE DRAIN PORT(S) FOR DISCHARGE WATER PER
CHARLOTTE WATER REQUIREMENTS. ENCLOSURE TO BE LOCATED OUT OF SETBACK. SEE DETAILS.
16. PERMANENT INSULATION SHALL NOT BE INSTALLED ON BACKFLOW ASSEMBLY. BACKFLOW ASSEMBLY INSPECTOR REGARDING
HEATING OPTIONS.
17. BACKFLOW ASSEMBLY SERVING A FIRE LINE SHALL BE HEATED TO MAINTAIN A MINIMUM OF 40° F.
UTILITY NOTES
WATER DISTRIBUTION NOTES
16. FIRE LINE METER INSTALLED BY CHARLOTTE WATER; CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR
COORDINATING AND PAYING FOR INSTALLATION.
17.3" DOMESTIC WATER METER INSTALLED BY CHARLOTTE WATER; CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR
COORDINATING AND PAYING FOR INSTALLATION.
18.2”, 3" AND 8" REDUCED PRESSURE PRINCIPLE BACKFLOW PREVENTION ASSEMBLY AS APPROVED BY
CHARLOTTE WATER AND INSTALLED BY CONTRACTOR DURING CONSTRUCTION. ASSEMBLY TO BE
INSTALLED ABOVE-GROUND WITHIN BUILDING PER CHARLOTTE WATER REQUIREMENTS. SEE DETAIL
SHEETS FOR FURTHER INFORMATION.
19. CONTRACTOR TO LOCATE TIE-INS TO ALL BUILDINGS BASED ON PLUMBING PLANS.
20. ALL WATER MAINS 6" AND LARGER SHALL BE PVC IN ACCORDANCE WITH AWWA C-900. THE PIPE
SHALL BE PRESSURE CLASS 200 WITH SDR OF 14. DUCTILE IRON PIPE (NO PVC) TO BE USED WITHIN 5
FT. OF BACKFLOW PREVENTION DEVICES.
21. THERE SHALL BE NO TAPS, PIPING BRANCHES, UNAPPROVED BYPASS PIPING, HYDRANTS, FIRE
DEPT. CONNECTION POINTS, OR OTHER WATER USING APPURTENANCES CONNECTED TO THE
SUPPLY LINE BETWEEN ANY WATER METER AND ITS CHARLOTTE WATER-REQUIRED BACKFLOW
PREVENTER.
22. TAMPER SWITCHES TO BE INSTALLED ON THE FIRE LINE BACKFLOW PREVENTER. INSTALL 1"
CONDUIT FROM FIRE LINE BACKFLOW VAULT TO BUILDING ALARM SYSTEM INSIDE BUILDING.
COORDINATE WITH ALARM SYSTEM MANUFACTURER.
23. EACH CHARLOTTE WATER-REQUIRED BACKFLOW PREVENTION ASSEMBLY IS REQUIRED TO BE
TESTED BY A CHARLOTTE WATER-APPROVED CERTIFIED TESTER PRIOR TO PLACING THE WATER
SYSTEM IN SERVICE.
24. CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR OBTAINING AN ENCROACHMENT AGREEMENT PERMIT TO
CONSTRUCT UTILITY CONNECTIONS.
25. LOCATE FIRE DEPARTMENT CONNECTION (FDC) AS SHOWN ON THESE PLANS AND FIRE
DEPARTMENT REQUIREMENTS.
26. ALL FIRE HYDRANTS SHALL HAVE A 5-INCH STORZ PUMPER CONNECTION.
27. ALL METERS SHALL HAVE A VALVE BEFORE AND AFTER METER PER CHARLOTTE WATER
REQUIREMENTS (SEE CHARLOTTE WATER STANDARD DETAILS).
28. APPLY FOR CLTWATER TO MAKE SERVICE CONNECTIONS TO EXISTING PUBLIC WATER AND SEWER
MAINS THROUGH THE NEW SERVICES SECTION. THE DEVELOPER'S CONTRACTOR IN NOT
AUTHORIZED TO MAKE THE WATER AND SEWER SERVICE CONNECTIONS.
UTILITY LEGEND
2" REDUCED PRESSURE PRINCIPAL BACKFLOW PREVENTION ASSEMBLY
INSTALLED ABOVE GROUND WITHIN INSULATED ENCLOSURE PER CHARLOTTE
WATER REQUIREMENTS. ENCLOSURE TO INCLUDE DRAIN PORT(S) FOR
DISCHARGE WATER PER CHARLOTTE WATER REQUIREMENTS.
3" REDUCED PRESSURE PRINCIPAL BACKFLOW PREVENTION ASSEMBLY
INSTALLED ABOVE GROUND WITHIN INSULATED ENCLOSURE PER CHARLOTTE
WATER REQUIREMENTS. ENCLOSURE TO INCLUDE DRAIN PORT(S) FOR
DISCHARGE WATER PER CHARLOTTE WATER REQUIREMENTS.
8" REDUCED PRESSURE PRINCIPAL BACKFLOW PREVENTION ASSEMBLY
INSTALLED ABOVE GROUND WITHIN INSULATED ENCLOSURE PER CHARLOTTE
WATER REQUIREMENTS. ENCLOSURE TO INCLUDE DRAIN PORT(S) FOR
DISCHARGE WATER PER CHARLOTTE WATER REQUIREMENTS.
2" IRRIGATION METER
3" COMPOUND METER
8" DETECTOR CHECK,1" DETECTOR METER
12"X8" TAPPING SLEEVE & VALVE
8"X8"X8" TEE
4"X3" REDUCER
12"X4" TAPPING SLEEVE & VALVE
2"X2"X2" TEE
3"X3"X3" TEE
8" 90° BEND W/ BLOCKING
3" 90° BEND W/ BLOCKING
2" 90° BEND
8" GATE VALVE
3" GATE VALVE
2" GATE VALVE
12" X2" SERVICE SADDLE &
CORPORATION STOP
2" 45° BEND
2" 22.5° BEND
2" 11.25° BEND
8"X8"X8" TEE
UTILITY KEY NOTES
6" SANITARY SEWER LATERAL AT MINIMUM 0.6% SLOPE. COORDINATE WITH
ARCHITECTURAL PLANS.
GAS ENTRY WITH GAS METER. CONTRACTOR RESPONSIBLE FOR INSTALLING PIPE
BOLLARD PROTECTION AT METER. CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE WITH GAS
COMPANY FOR TYING OF INDIVIDUAL METER.
CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR COORDINATION WITH GAS COMPANY
REGARDING THE SIZE AND INSTALLATION OF GAS SERVICE LINE.
PROPOSED LOCATION OF TRANSFORMER PAD. CONTRACTOR TO VERIFY EXACT
LOCATION AND SIZE WITH POWER COMPANY PRIOR TO INSTALLATION.
CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR INSTALLATION OF CONCRETE PAD.
CONDUIT AND PIPE BOLLARDS AS REQUIRED BY THE ELECTRIC COMPANY.
CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE SAID WORK WITH THE ELECTRIC COMPANY.
FINAL LOCATION OF TRANSFORMER AND BOLLARD CANNOT CONFLICT WITH
TRUCK ACCESS TO DOCK DOOR.
UNDERGROUND TELEPHONE FROM POLE TO BUILDING TO BE EXTENDED BY
TELEPHONE COMPANY.
CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE TO COORDINATE WITH THE TELEPHONE COMPANY
FOR THE INSTALLATION OF OVERHEAD TELEPHONE LINES. CONTRACTOR SHALL
COORDINATE THE TYING OF INDIVIDUAL METERS WITH THE ELECTRIC COMPANY.
CONTRACTOR TO COORDINATE WITH TELEPHONE COMPANY TO INSURE PROPER
SEPARATION BETWEEN OVERHEAD LINES AND LIGHT POLES.
3" DOMESTIC WATER LINE ENTRY. CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
INSTALLING ANY APPURTENANCES ON THE DOMESTIC LINE SUCH AS BACKFLOW
PREVENTION DEVICES, GATE VALVES, ETC., WHICH MAY BE REQUIRED.
CONTRACTOR TO COORDINATE WITH CHARLOTTE WATER.
PROPOSED PVT. FIRE HYDRANT AND ASSEMBLY, TYPICAL AS INDICATED. SEE
DETAIL SHEET.
YARD HYDRANT. SEE DETAIL SHEET
PROPOSED LOCATION OF GAS LINE FOR FUTURE COMPRESSED NATURAL GAS
FUELING STATION.
2" SCHEDULE 40 PVC CONDUIT
PULL BOXES EVERY 300' OR (2) 90° BENDS. ALL PULL BOXES LOCATED IN PAVED
AREAS SHALL BE "H-20" LOAD RATED. THE TYPICAL PULL BOX SIZE WILL BE
17"X30"X28" "QUAZITE" PG1730BA28 BOX WITH PG1730HH00 LID OR APPROVED
EQUAL. DEEPER BOXES MAY BE REQUIRED WHEN THE CONDUIT ALIGNMENT IS
AFFECTED BY OTHER UTILITIES. THE PULL BOX SHALL BE INSTALLED PER THE
MANUFACTURER'S SPECIFICATION WITH A CONCRETE COLLAR AND A MINIMUM OF
8" OF GRAVEL COMPACTED PER PROJECT SPECIFICATIONS.
6" FIRE ENTRY. CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR INSTALLING ANY
APPURTENANCES ON THE DOMESTIC LINE SUCH AS BACKFLOW PREVENTION
DEVICES, GATE VALVES, ETC., WHICH MAY BE REQUIRED. CONTRACTOR TO
COORDINATE WITH CHARLOTTE WATER.
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INSTALLED ABOVE GROUND WITHIN INSULATED ENCLOSURE PER CHARLOTTE
WATER REQUIREMENTS. ENCLOSURE TO INCLUDE DRAIN PORT(S) FOR
DISCHARGE WATER PER CHARLOTTE WATER REQUIREMENTS.
3" REDUCED PRESSURE PRINCIPAL BACKFLOW PREVENTION ASSEMBLY
INSTALLED ABOVE GROUND WITHIN INSULATED ENCLOSURE PER CHARLOTTE
WATER REQUIREMENTS. ENCLOSURE TO INCLUDE DRAIN PORT(S) FOR
DISCHARGE WATER PER CHARLOTTE WATER REQUIREMENTS.
8" REDUCED PRESSURE PRINCIPAL BACKFLOW PREVENTION ASSEMBLY
INSTALLED ABOVE GROUND WITHIN INSULATED ENCLOSURE PER CHARLOTTE
WATER REQUIREMENTS. ENCLOSURE TO INCLUDE DRAIN PORT(S) FOR
DISCHARGE WATER PER CHARLOTTE WATER REQUIREMENTS.
2" IRRIGATION METER
3" COMPOUND METER
8" DETECTOR CHECK,1" DETECTOR METER
12"X8" TAPPING SLEEVE & VALVE
8"X8"X8" TEE
4"X3" REDUCER
12"X4" TAPPING SLEEVE & VALVE
2"X2"X2" TEE
3"X3"X3" TEE
8" 90° BEND W/ BLOCKING
3" 90° BEND W/ BLOCKING
2" 90° BEND
8" GATE VALVE
3" GATE VALVE
2" GATE VALVE
12" X2" SERVICE SADDLE &
CORPORATION STOP
2" 45° BEND
2" 22.5° BEND
2" 11.25° BEND
8"X8"X8" TEE
UTILITY KEY NOTES
6" SANITARY SEWER LATERAL AT MINIMUM 0.6% SLOPE. COORDINATE WITH
ARCHITECTURAL PLANS.
GAS ENTRY WITH GAS METER. CONTRACTOR RESPONSIBLE FOR INSTALLING PIPE
BOLLARD PROTECTION AT METER. CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE WITH GAS
COMPANY FOR TYING OF INDIVIDUAL METER.
CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR COORDINATION WITH GAS COMPANY
REGARDING THE SIZE AND INSTALLATION OF GAS SERVICE LINE.
PROPOSED LOCATION OF TRANSFORMER PAD. CONTRACTOR TO VERIFY EXACT
LOCATION AND SIZE WITH POWER COMPANY PRIOR TO INSTALLATION.
CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR INSTALLATION OF CONCRETE PAD.
CONDUIT AND PIPE BOLLARDS AS REQUIRED BY THE ELECTRIC COMPANY.
CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE SAID WORK WITH THE ELECTRIC COMPANY.
FINAL LOCATION OF TRANSFORMER AND BOLLARD CANNOT CONFLICT WITH
TRUCK ACCESS TO DOCK DOOR.
UNDERGROUND TELEPHONE FROM POLE TO BUILDING TO BE EXTENDED BY
TELEPHONE COMPANY.
CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE TO COORDINATE WITH THE TELEPHONE COMPANY
FOR THE INSTALLATION OF OVERHEAD TELEPHONE LINES. CONTRACTOR SHALL
COORDINATE THE TYING OF INDIVIDUAL METERS WITH THE ELECTRIC COMPANY.
CONTRACTOR TO COORDINATE WITH TELEPHONE COMPANY TO INSURE PROPER
SEPARATION BETWEEN OVERHEAD LINES AND LIGHT POLES.
3" DOMESTIC WATER LINE ENTRY. CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
INSTALLING ANY APPURTENANCES ON THE DOMESTIC LINE SUCH AS BACKFLOW
PREVENTION DEVICES, GATE VALVES, ETC., WHICH MAY BE REQUIRED.
CONTRACTOR TO COORDINATE WITH CHARLOTTE WATER.
PROPOSED PVT. FIRE HYDRANT AND ASSEMBLY, TYPICAL AS INDICATED. SEE
DETAIL SHEET.
YARD HYDRANT. SEE DETAIL SHEET
PROPOSED LOCATION OF GAS LINE FOR FUTURE COMPRESSED NATURAL GAS
FUELING STATION.
2" SCHEDULE 40 PVC CONDUIT
PULL BOXES EVERY 300' OR (2) 90° BENDS. ALL PULL BOXES LOCATED IN PAVED
AREAS SHALL BE "H-20" LOAD RATED. THE TYPICAL PULL BOX SIZE WILL BE
17"X30"X28" "QUAZITE" PG1730BA28 BOX WITH PG1730HH00 LID OR APPROVED
EQUAL. DEEPER BOXES MAY BE REQUIRED WHEN THE CONDUIT ALIGNMENT IS
AFFECTED BY OTHER UTILITIES. THE PULL BOX SHALL BE INSTALLED PER THE
MANUFACTURER'S SPECIFICATION WITH A CONCRETE COLLAR AND A MINIMUM OF
8" OF GRAVEL COMPACTED PER PROJECT SPECIFICATIONS.
6" FIRE ENTRY. CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR INSTALLING ANY
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