0107_KeyPropLCID_GradePlanApproval_DIN28365_20170802

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Sugg, William P
From:Sugg, William P
Sent:Wednesday, August 02, 2017 11:15 AM
To:'chad huffine'; '[e-mail]'
Cc:Patrone, John
Subject:Key Properties LCID (Permit 0107) - Approved Grading Plan for North Cell
Attachments:0107 Key Properties Landfill_Plan Sheets for North Cell July 6, 2017.pdf
Thank you for submitting a revised updated site plan with profile cross‐sections for the North Cell (attached) showing 
locations and elevations of test pits, proposed base grade elevations, and seasonal high groundwater table 
separation.  The Section approves the updated grading plan for the and Key Properties is free to proceed with 
excavation grading in preparation of receiving waste.   
NOTE: Prior to receiving any waste into the newly constructed North Cell, Key Properties must submit written 
certification from a registered PE certifying the waste disposal unit has been constructed in accordance with approved 
plans. These requirements are contained in the Key Properties Permit to Operate Attachment 2, Part I, Item #3.  
Feel free to contact me if you have any further questions or comments.  
Perry Sugg, PG
Permitting Hydrogeologist
Division of Waste Management – Solid Waste Section
NC Department of Environmental Quality
Phone: [phone]
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