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Wilson, North Carolina
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Wilson County Westside CAD Landfill
Proposed Area 2 Expansion
Socio-Economic Study
Table of Contents
Paqe
1.0
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................
1
2.0
FACILITY INFORMATION.............................................................................................
1
3.0
REVIEW OF SOCIO-ECONOMIC AND DEMOGRAPHIC DATA .........................................
4
3.1 Race and Ethnicity...................................................................................................
4
3.2 Age and Sex.............................................................................................................
6
3.3 Poverty....................................................................................................................
6
3.4 Limited English Proficiency...................................................................................11
3.5 Disability.................................................................................................................13
3.6 Income....................................................................................................................15
3.7 Education...............................................................................................................16
4.0
LOCAL AREA RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT AND OTHER SENSITIVE RECEPTORS..
16
5.0
CUMULATIVE IMPACTS.............................................................................................
18
6.0
POTENTIAL IMPACTS AND MITIGATION MEASURES ................................................
20
6.1 Traffic.....................................................................................................................20
6.2 Potential Releases to the Environment.................................................................20
6.2.1 Final Cover System....................................................................................20
6.2.2 Erosion and Sedimentation Control...........................................................20
6.2.3 Monitoring Programs.................................................................................20
7.0
CONCLUSIONS..........................................................................................................21
FIGURES
Figure 1 Proposed Area 3 Expansion
Figure 2 Census Tracts within 1-mile Radius of the Property Boundary
Figure 3 Percent Minority Population by Census Tract
Figure 4 Percent of Population Below Poverty by Census Tract
Figure 5 Percent Limited English Proficiency Population by Census Tract
Figure 6 EJScreen Sensitive Receptors
Figure 7 NC Community Mapping Tool Results
Figure 8 EPA EJScreen
APPENDICES
Appendix A NCDOT Correspondence
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1.0 INTRODUCTION
The Westside C&D Landfill facility is located near Wilson, North Carolina and is owned and
operated by Wilson County (County) under NC Solid Waste Permit No. 9809-CDLF. The landfill
facility includes an active construction and demolition debris (C&D) landfill, scales and scale
house facilities, administrative offices, a maintenance building, a white goods, scrap metal, and
tire handling area, a citizen's convenience center, and a recycling building. The facility also has
one closed MSW landfill unit (NC Solid Waste Permit No. 9801-MSWLF-1990) which is
maintained by the County. Wilson County currently operates Area 1 which is expected to be
depleted of permitted volume in mid to late 2021. Once Area 1 has reached capacity, the County
will need to expand laterally into the proposed 17 acre Area 2 landfill unit (see Figure 1).
NCDEQ requires the evaluation of certain demographic information for a new C&D landfill
located within 1-mile of an existing C&D landfill. This report provides socio-economic and
demographic information regarding the area immediately surrounding the proposed site along
with a comparison of Census -tract, County and Statewide data.
2.0 FACILITY INFORMATION
The proposed Westside Area 2 C&D landfill is an expansion of an existing landfill facility. This
facility also houses a closed municipal solid waste (MSW) landfill, a closed C&D landfill, an
active C&D landfill, a transfer station and recycling/convenience center.
The area surrounding the landfill is primarily farmland. The closest residential development is
to the north which contains 28 rental homes (on Buck Branch and Heather Court). These homes
range from 100 to 750 feet from the property line. There is industrial development to the west of
the proposed Westside Area 2 C&D landfill, and limited residential development to the west and
east. Across Toisnot Swamp to the south there is residential development adjacent to the
Happy Valley Country Club/Golf Course.
The approximate site location with the 1-mile radius of the property boundary is shown on
Figure 1, on the following page, and a Figure identifying the Census Tracts within the 1-mile
radius of the property boundary is included as Figure 2.
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Q PROPERTY BOUNDARY
PROPERTY BOUNDARY 1-M ILE BUFFER
K10 CENSUS TRACT
CENSUS
TRACT 7 /
CENSUS
TRACT 8.02
C&D Landfill - 2400 Hwy 42. Wilson, NC
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3.0 REVIEW OF SOCIO-ECONOMIC AND DEMOGRAPHIC DATA
The following socio-economic and demographic elements were evaluated for the area
immediately surrounding the Westside Landfill site (taken as a 1-mile radius of the property
boundary) (see Figure 3) and compared with the intermediate and greater surrounding areas
(taken as Census Tracts 7, 8.02 and 12 and Wilson County, respectively):
• Race and Ethnicity (Section 3.1);
• Age and Sex (Section 3.2);
• Poverty (Section 3.3);
• Limited English Proficiency (Section 3.4);
• Disability (Section 3.51;
• Income (Section 3.6); and
• Education (Section 3.71.
Estimates for each element were taken from currently available census data' and utilizing the
Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) Environmental Justice tool (EJScreen)2 for evaluation
of the 1-mile radius of the property boundary. Please note the absence of state designated
tribal statistical areas when reviewing this data. Additionally, the County distress ranking for
Wilson County is Tier 1, and no Native American tribes are located within the County. The
County is ranked in the lowest health quartile (least healthy).
3.1 Race and Ethnicity
U.S. Census Bureau estimates for race and ethnicity are shown on Figure 3 and Table 1
on the following pages for North Carolina, Wilson County, and Census Tracts 7, 8.02 and
12. Within the 1-mile radius of the property boundary, the population identifying as
Black or African American is 78.64%, which is more than 10% above the State, County
and two Census Tract (8.02 and 121 averages, but less than 10% higher than Census
Tract 7. The population identifying as Hispanic or Latino is more than 10% above the
State average, but less than that found in the the Census Tracts. All other percentages
within the 1-mile radius of the property boundary were similar to the Census Tracts.
Table 1: Race and Ethnicity
North Carolina
Wilson County, North
Carolina
Census Tract 7
Census Tract 6.02
Census Tract 12
Property Boundary 1-Mile
Buffer
Race and Ethnicity
Number
Percent
Number
Percent
Number
Percent
Number
Percent
Number
Percent
Number
Percent
Total Population
9,535,493
100.90%
91,234
100.99%
5,755
100.00%
3,672
100.00%
4,021
100.00%
2,551
100.00%
White
6,223,995
65.27%
40,157
49.49%
461
8.01%
664
18.08%
2,056
51.13%
235
9.21%
Black or African American
2,019,854
21.18%
31,462
38.73%
4,197
72.93%
2,389
64.81%
1,369
34.05%
2,006
78.64%
American Indian and Alaska
Native
108,829
1.14%
190
0.23%
17
0.30%
6
0.16%
3
0.07%1
3
0.12%
Asian
206,579
2.17%
664
0.92%
7
0.12%
15
0.41%
8
0.20%
2
0.08%
Native Hawaiian and Other
Pacific Islander
5,259
0.96%
22
0.93%
0
0.00%
3
0.08%1
0
0.00%
0
0.00%
Some Other Race
15,088
0.16%
108
0.13%
3
0.05%
6
0.16%
7
0.17%
3
0.12%
Two or More Races
155,7591
1.63%
907
1.12%
631
1.09%
23
0.63%
52
1.29%
36
1.41%
Hispanic orLatino(of any race}
1 900,1201
9.39%1
7,7241
9.51%
1,0071
17.50%1
575
15.66%
5261
13.08%
1 2661
10.43%
Highlight indicates % is >10% above statewide
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3.2 Age and Sex
U.S. Census Bureau estimates for age and sex are shown on Table 2 below for North
Carolina, Wilson County, and Census Tracts 7, 8.02 and 12. Generally, the percent of
each age group within 1 mile of the property boundary is similar between the county and
census tract level.
Table 2: Age and Sex
North Carolina
Wilson County, North Carolina
Number
Percent
Number
Percent
Age
Both sexes
Male
Female
Both
sexes
Male
Female
Both
I sexes
I Male
I Female
Both
sexes
I Male
I Female
Total Population
9,535,483
4,645,492
4,889,991
100.00%
48.72%
51.28%
81,2341
38,7841
42,450
100.00%j
47.74Y.1
52.26%
Median Age
37.4
36
38.7
n/a
n/a
n/a
38.71
36.91
40.3
n/a
n/a
n/a
Census Tract 7, Wilson County, North Carolina
Census Tract 5-02, Wilson County, North Carolina
Number
I Percent
Number
Percent
e
Both sexes
Male
Female
Both
sexes
Male
Female
Both
sexes
Male
Female
Both
sexes
Male
Female
Total Population
5,755
2,667
3,088
100.00%
46.34%
53.66%
3,672
1,7061
1,966
100.0091.
46.46Y.1
53.5491.
Median Age
34.1
32.2
35.9
n/a
n/a
n/a
33.5
31.51
35.6
n/a
n/a
n/a
Census Tract 12, Wilson County, North Carolina
Property Boundary 1-Mile Buffer
Number
Percent
Number
Percent
Ag e
Both sexes
Male
Female
Both
sexes
Male
Female
Both
sexes
Male
Female
Both
sexes
Male
Female
Total Population
4,021
1,993
2,028En/a
00%
49.56%
50.44%
2,551
1,139
1,412
100.00%
44.65%
55.35%
Median Age
39.6
38.7
40.6
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
Highlight indicates ages are >10% above statewide %.
3.3 Poverty
U.S. Census Bureau estimates for poverty status are shown in Figure 4 and Table 3
below for North Carolina, the County, and Census Tracts 7, 8.02 and 12. All
demographics at the Tract level have poverty increases of more than 5% from the State
overall.
Overall the population below the poverty level within Census Tracts 7, 8.02 and 12 are
more than the State and County estimates, noting that the margin of error is more than
four times higher within each census tract compared to the State and County estimates.
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Q Property Suun dart'
Property Baun dary I- M ite Huffer
2015-2019 ACS Census
Tract
Percent Below Poverty
0-20%
20-40%
40-60%
040%
80-100%
N
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Dunn
Crossroads
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Percent of Population Below Poverty by Census Tract
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Table 3: Poverty
North Carolina
Total
Below poverty level
Percent below
poverty level
Subject
Estimate
Margin
of Error
Estimate
Margin
of Error
Estimate
Margin
of Error
Population for whom poverty status
is determined
9,881,292
±1,522
1,523,949
±15,319
15.40%
±0.2
RACE AND HISPANIC OR LATINO
ORIGIN
White
6,829,742
±8,193
823,258
L11,150
12.10%
±0.2
Black or African American
2,096,490
±5,812
493,496
L8,392
23.50%
±0.4
American Indian and Alaska
Native
117,702
±1,595
29,577
±1,585
25.10%
±1.3
Asian
275,301
±1,983
32,712
±2,356
11.90%
±0.9
Native Hawaiian and Other
Pacific Islander
6,414
±671
1,246
±264
19.40%
±4.2
Some other race
302,934
±7,911
89,305
±5,371
29.50%
±1.5
Two or more races
252,709
±6,223
54,355
±2,369
21.50%
±0.8
Hispanic or Latino
915,426
±901
260,607
L5,682
28.50%
±0.6
ALL INDIVIDUALS WITH INCOME
BELOW:
200 percent of poverty level
3,513,670
±25,035
N
I (X)
N
(X)
Wilson County, North
Carolina
Total
Below poverty level
Percent below
poverty level
Subject
Estimate
Margin
of Error
Estimate
Margin
of Error
Estimate
Margin
of Error
Population for whom poverty status
is determined
79,774
±279
17,141
±1,396
21.50%
±1.8
RACE AND HISPANIC OR LATINO
ORIGIN
White
40,748
±816
4,393
±690
10.80%
±1.7
Black or African American
31,529
±636
9,317
±886
29.60%
±2.8
American Indian and Alaska
Native
497
±236
298
±170
60.00%
±30.1
Asian
643
±235
37
±37
5.80%
±5.7
Native Hawaiian and Other
Pacific Islander
1
±2
1
±2
100.00%
±100.0
Some other race
4,429
±762
2,156
L583
48.70%
±10.0
Two or more races
1,927
±621
939
±539
48.70%
±16.4
Hispanic or Latino
8,172
±108
3,531
L629
43.20%
±7.8
ALL INDIVIDUALS WITH INCOME
BELOW:
200 percent of poverty level
34,774
±1,457
(X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
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Census Tract 8.02, Wilson County, North Carolina
Total
Below poverty level
Percent below
poverty level
Subject
Subject
Estimate
Margin
of Error
Estimate
Margin
of Error
Estimate
Margin of
Error
Population for whom poverty status
is determined
Population for whom poverty status is
determined
3,951
±470
1,664
±380
42.10%
±7.4
RACE AND HISPANIC ORLATINO
ORIGIN
RACE AND HISPANIC ORLATINO
ORIGIN
White
White
830
±274
123
±70
14.80%
±9.6
Black or African American
Black or African American
2,062
±264
966
±250
46.80%
±9.9
American Indian and Alaska
Native
American Indian and Alaska
Native
106
±173
0
±12
0.00%
±27.5
Asian
Asian
45
±61
0
±12
0.00%
±45.9
Native Hawaiian and Other
Pacific Islander
Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific
Islander
0
±12
0
±12
**
Some other race
Some other race
803
±451
575
±370
71.60%
±17.4
Two or more races
Two or more races
105
±69
0
±12
0.00%
±27.7
Hispanic or Latino
Hispanic or Latino
1,095
±422
603
±363
55.10%
±17.5
ALL INDIVIDUALS WITH INCOME
BELOW:
ALL INDIVIDUALS WITH INCOME
BELOW:
200 percent of poverty level
200 percent of poverty level
2,869
±474
(X)
(X)
I(X)
(X)
Census Tract 12, Wilson County, North Carolina
Total
Below poverty level
Percent below
poverty level
Subject
Subject
Estimate
Margin
of Error
Estimate
Margin
of Error
Estimate
Margin of
Error
Population for whom poverty status
is determined
Population for whom poverty status is
determined
3,596
±383
941
±286
26.20%
±7.2
RACE AND HISPANIC ORLATINO
ORIGIN
RACE AND HISPANIC ORLATINO
ORIGIN
White
White
1,898
±302
328
±183
17.30%
±8.6
Black or African American
Black or African American
1,196
±154
252
±131
21.10%
±11.5
American Indian and Alaska
Native
American Indian and Alaska
Native
30
±46
18
±39
60.00%
±58.4
Asian
Asian
0
±12
0
±12
**
Native Hawaiian and Other
Pacific Islander
Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific
Islander
0
±12
0
±12
**
Some other race
Some other race
430
±240
301
±223
70.00%
±30.1
Two or more races
Two or more races
42
±46
42
±46
100.00%
±47.5
Hispanic or Latino
Hispanic or Latino
S±250
366
±243
73.20%
±26.6
ALL INDIVIDUALS WITH INCOME
BELOW:
ALL INDIVIDUALS WITH INCOME
BELOW:
1,15915±316
200 percent of poverty level
200 percent of poverty level
N
(X)
(X)
(X)
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Census Tract 7, Wilson County, North Carolina
Total
Below poverty level
Percent below
poverty level
Subject
Estimate
Margin
of Error
Estimate
Margin
of Error
Estimate
Margin
of Error
Population for wham poverty status
is determined
4,449
±441
1,874
±545
42.10%
±10.5
RACE AND HISPANIC OR LATINO
ORIGIN
White
747
±364
639
±359
85.50%
±14.5
Black or African American
3,172
±485
841
±375
26.50%
±11.1
American Indian and Alaska
Native
0
±12
0
±12
-
**
Asian
0
±12
0
±12
-
**
Native Hawaiian and Other
Pacific Islander
0
±12
0
±12
-
**
Some other race
231
±213
154
±172
66.70%
±48.0
Two or more races
299
±377
240
±338
80.30%
±30.1
Hispanic or Latina
932
±403
673
±437
72.20%
±39.2
ALL INDIVIDUALS WITH INCOME
BELOW:
200 percent of poverty level
1 3,065
±546
1 (X)
(X)
(X)
(X)
indicates % is >5% above statewide %
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3.4 Limited English Proficiency
U.S. Census Bureau estimates for limited English proficiency (LEP) are shown on Figure
5 and Table 4 below and on the following pages for North Carolina, Wilson County, and
Census Tracts 7, 8.02 and 12. One -mile radius data is not available for this statistic.
These data indicate over 90% of the residents within the three census tracts speak only
English or speak English very well. However, the screening objective is to identify
Limited English speaking groups of 5% of the population, or 1000 persons, whichever is
Less. All three census tracts have LEP populations >5%; however, the total population
speaking English less than very well in the three census tracts is approximately 589
individuals.
© Properly Boundary
Pr op a rly B .undo ry 1-Mile
Geller
2015-2019 ACS Census
Tract
Percent LEP
0-4%
4 8%
F 12%
12 20 N,
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Table 4: Limited English Proficiency
North Carolina
Wilson County, North Carolina
LANGUAGE SPOKEN AT HOME
Estimate
Margin of
Error
Percent of
Population
Estimate
Margin
of Error
Percent of
Population
Total:
9,234,163
±595
100.00%
76,454
±65
100.00%
Speak only English
8,202,268
±7,234
88.83%
68,279
±618
89.31%
Spanish or Spanish Creole:
685,469
±5,197
7.42%
6,602
±384
8.64%
Speak English "very well"
357,392
±5,032
3.87%
3,035
±294
3.97%
Speak English less than "very
well"
328,077
±4,812
3.55%
3,567
±314
4.67%
Gujarati:
11,096
±1,418
0.12%
98
±127
0.13%
Speak English "very well"
7,331
±1,005
0.08%
75
±122
0.10%
Speak English less than "very
well"
3,765
±676
0.04%
23
±32
0.03%
Census Tract 7, Wilson County, North
Carolina
Census Tract 8.02, Wilson County,
North Carolina
LANGUAGE SPOKEN AT HOME
Estimate
Margin of
Error
Percent of
Population
Estimate
Margin
of Error
Percent of
Population
Total:
5,060
±550
100.00%
3,498
±413
100.00%
Speak only English
4,365
±529
86.26%
2,731
±287
78.07%
Spanish or Spanish Creole:
695
±508
13.74%
747
±357
21.36%
Speak English "very well"
339
±246
6.70%
346
±214
9.89%
Speak English less than "very
well"
356
±315
7.04%
401
±201
11.46%
Gujarati:
0
±17
0.00%
12
±22
0.34%
Speak English "very well"
0
±17
0.00%
6
±10
0.17%
Speak English less than "very
well"
0
±17
0.00%
6
±13
0.17%
Census Tract 12, Wilson County,
North Carolina
LANGUAGE SPOKEN AT HOME
Estimate
Margin of
Error
Percent of
Population
Total:
3,728
±322
100.00%
Speak only English
3,262
±324
87.50%
Spanish or Spanish Creole:
466
±159
12.50%
Speak English "very well"
270
±130
7.24%
Speak English less than "very
well"
196
±73
5.26%
Gujarati:
0
±12
0.00%
Speak English "very well"
0
±12
0.00%
Speak English less than "very
well"
0
±12
0.00%
indicates % is >5% population speaks
english less than "very well"
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3.5 Disability
U.S. Census Bureau estimates for Disability are shown on Table 5 below for North
Carolina, Wilson County, and Census Tracts 7, 8.02 and 12. One -mile radius data is not
available for this statistic. These data indicate that between 16.4% to 19.6% of the
residents within Census Tracts 7, 8.02 and 12 are disabled.
Table 5 - U. S. Census -Persons with Disabilities
North Carolina
Total
With a disability
Percent with a
disability
Subject
Estimate
Margin
of Error
Estimate
Margin
of Error
Estimate
Margin
of Error
Total civilian non institutionalized
population
9,952,031
±1,743
1,350,533
±7,387
13.60%
±0.1
RACE AND HISPANIC OR LATINO
ORIGIN
White
6,864,809
±7,919
1 955,077
±6,610
1 13.90%
±0.1
Black or African American
2,123,353
±5,762
314,216
±3,706
14.80%
±0.2
American Indian and Alaska
Native
118,231
±1,604
21,874
±929
18.50%
±0.8
Asian
279,615
±2,022
13,450
±961
4.80%
±0.3
Native Hawaiian and Other
Pacific Islander
6,447
±668
635
±178
9.80%
±2.7
Some other race
303,837
±7,743
16,218
±1,100
5.30%
±0.4
Two or more races
255,739
±6,070
29,063
±1,446
11.40%
±0.5
Hispanic or Latino
916,366
±863
57,239
±1,970
6.20%
±0.2
TYPE OF DISABILITY
With a cognitive difficulty
(X)
(X)
508,293
±5,601
5.40%
±0.1
With a hearing difficulty
(X)
(X)
374,594
±3,949
3.80%
±0.1
With a visual difficulty
(X)
(X)
263,682
±4,487
1 2.60%
±0.1
With an ambulatory difficulty
(X)
(X)
720,322
±5,601
1 7.70%
±0.1
Wilson County, North Carolina
Total
With a disability
Percent with adisability
Subject
Estimate
Margin
of Error
Estimate
Margin
of Error
Estimate
Margin
of Error
Total civilian non institutionalized
population
80,243
±225
12,604
±855
15.70%
±1.1
RACE AND HISPANIC OR LATINO
ORIGIN
White
41,035
±816
6,170
±515
15.00%
±1.3
Black or African American
31,607
±638
5,813
±568
18.40%
±1.7
American Indian and Alaska
Native
497
±236
118
±76
23.70%
±17.0
Asian
643
±235
19
±18
3.00%
±2.6
Native Hawaiian and Other
Pacific Islander
1
±2
1
±2
100.00%
±100.0
Some other race
4,509
±800
300
±203
6.70%
±4.4
Two or more races
1,951
±622
183
±94
9.40%
±5.0
Hispanic or Latino
8,225
±74
595
±230
7.20%
±2.8
TYPE OF DISABILITY
With a cognitive difficulty
(X)
(X)
4,624
±574
6.10%
±0.8
With a hearing difficulty
(X)
(X)
2,881
±342
3.60%
±0.4
With a visual difficulty
I (X)
(X)
2,330
±317
2.90%
±0.4
With an ambulatory difficulty
I (X)
(X)
7,097
±564
9.40%
±0.7
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Table 5 Continued
Census Tract 8.02, Wilson County, North Carolina
Total
With a disability
Percent with adisability
Subject
Subject
Estimate
Margin
of Error
Estimate
Margin
of Error
Estimate
Margin of
Error
Total civilian non institutionalized
population
Total civilian noninstitutionalized
population
3,996
±468
654
±156
16.40%
±4.0
RACE AND HISPANIC OR LATINO
ORIGIN
RACE AND HISPANIC OR LATINO
ORIGIN
White
White
854
±276
111
±53
13.00%
±7.1
Black or African American
Black or African American
2,083
±277
481
±136
23.10%
±6.3
American Indian and Alaska
Native
American Indian and Alaska Native
106
±173
11
±18
10.40%
±4.6
Asian
Asian
45
±61
8
±11
17.80%±10.7
Native Hawaiian and Other
Pacific Islander
Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific
Islander
0
±12
0
±12
-
**
Some other race
Some other race
803
±451
23
±32
2.90%
±4.1
Two or more races
Two or more races
105
±69
20
±31
19.00%
±28.2
Hispanic or Latina
Hispanic or Latina
1,095
±422
34
±29
3.10%
±2.9
TYPE OF DISABILITY
TYPE OF DISABILITY
With a cognitive difficulty
With a cognitive difficulty
N
N
247
±98
6.80%
±2.7
With a hearing difficulty
With a hearing difficulty
N
N
91
±53
2.30%
±1.3
With a visual difficulty
With a visual difficulty
IX)
N
206
±95
5.20%
±2.3
With an ambulatory difficulty
With an ambulatory difficulty
IX)
(X)
357
+106
9.90%±3.0
Census Tract 12, Wilson County, North Carolina
Total
With a disability
Percent with a
disability
Subject
Subject
Estimate
Margin
of Error
Estimate
Margin
of Error
Estimate
Margin of
Error
Total civilian non institutionalized
population
Total civilian noninstitutionalized
population
3,596±383
619±152
17.20%±3.8
RACE AND HISPANIC OR LATINO
ORIGIN
RACE AND HISPANIC OR LATINO ORIGIN
White
White
1,898
±302
388
+115
20.40%
±5.2
Black or African American
Black or African American
1,196
±154
176
±83
14.70%
±6.6
American Indian and Alaska
Native
American Indian and Alaska Native
30
±46
0
±12
0.00%
±56.2
Asian
Asian
0
±12
0
±12
**
Native Hawaiian and Other
Pacific Islander
Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific
Islander
0
±12
0
±12
**
Some other race
Some other race
430
±240
41
±53
9.50%
±12.1
Two or more races
Two or more races
42
±46
14
±21
33.30%
±47.8
Hispanic or Latina
Hispanic or Latina
500
±250
54
±58
10.80%
±10.8
TYPE OF DISABILITY
TYPE OF DISABILITY
With a cognitive difficulty
With a cognitive difficulty
N
N
13D
±78
3.80%
±2.2
With a hearing difficulty
With a hearing difficulty
N
N
1 106
±54
2.90%
±1.5
With a visual difficulty
With a visual difficulty
IX)
N
116
+77
3.20%
±2.1
With an ambulatory difficulty
With an ambulatory difficulty
IX)
N
1 326
+103
9.50%+2.8
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Table 5 Continued
Census Tract 7, Wilson County, North Carolina
Total
With a disability
Percent with a
disability
Subject
Estimate
Margin
of Error
Estimate
Margin
of Error
Estimate
Margin
of Error
Total civilian non institutionalized
population
4,449
±441
870
±283
19.60%
±6.2
RACE AND HISPANIC OR LATINO
ORIGIN
White
747
±364
29
±31
3.90%
±4.4
Black or African American
3,172
±485
667
±202
21.00%
±6.9
American Indian and Alaska
Native
0
±12
0
±12
**
Asian
0
±12
0
±12
**
Native Hawaiian and Other
Pacific Islander
0
±12
0
±12
I**
Some other race
231
±213
174
±188
75.30%
±39.3
Two or more races
299
±377
0
±12
0.00%
±11.0
Hispanic or Latino
932
±403
180
±182
19.30%
±20.5
TYPE OF DISABILITY
With a cognitive difficulty
(X)
(X)
311
±184
7.701/c
±4.6
With a hearing difficulty
(X)
(X)
174
±113
3.90%
±2.5
With a visual difficulty
(X)
(X)
205
±129
4.60%
±2.9
With an ambulatory difficulty
(X)
(X)
522
±189
1 12.90%
±4.8
Highlight indicates percent>10% above statewide %
3.6 Income
U.S. Census Bureau estimates for Income are shown on Table 6 below for North
Carolina, Wilson County, and the Census Tracts and a 1-mile radius of the property
boundary. These data indicate 78% of the households within one mile earn between
$10,000 and $49,999 per year. It should be noted that data within the one -mile radius of
the property boundary have a margin of error that exceeds 100% for most entries.
Table 6 - Household Income
North Carolina
Wilson County, North Carolina
Census Tract 7, Wilson
County, North Carolina
Census Tract 9.02, Wilson
County, North Carolina
Census Tract 12, Wilson
County, North Carolina
Property Boundary 1•
Mile Buffer
Households
Households
Households
Households
Households
Households
subject
Estimate
Margin of
Error
Estimate
Margin of
Error
Estimate
Margin of
Error
Estimate
Margin of
Error
Estimate
Margin of
Error
Estimate
Margin of
Error
Total
3,918,597
±8,585
32,128
1440
1,944
1214
1AS8
±107
1,318
1114
840
±196
Less than $10,000
6.80%
±0.1
7.80%
±0.9
8.10%
±5.5
14.10%
±5.1
9.00%
±5.0
33.00%
±163
$l O,DOO to $14,999
SAO%
±0.1
8.10%
±1.2
18.10%
±9.2
13.00%
±S.4
9.40%
±4.4
$15,000 to $24,999
10.76%
±6.1
14.40%
±1.5
22.60%
±8.2
16.60%
±6.2
13.00%
±5.5
13.00%
4149
$25,000 to $34,999
10.70%
±0.1
10.90%
±1.1
17.50%
±9.3
14.30%
±6.4
7.80%
±3.8
32.00%
±138
$35,066 to $49,999
14.2 D%
±0.1
15.00%
±1.3
15.40%
±6.5
20.90%
±7.7
19.00%
±6.4
$50,000 to $74,999
18.10%
±0.1
17.50%
±1.4
15.00%
±7.1
10.30%
±4.8
18.10%
±6.0
16.00%
±102
$75,066 to $99,999
12.06%
±0.1
10.90%
±1.2
1.56%
±1.S
4.40%
±2.4
12.70%
±5.7
6.00%
479
$100,000 to $149,999
12.50%
±0.1
9.80%
±1.0
1.50%
±1.9
5.30%
±3.5
8.70%
±4.1
$150,DDD to $199,999
4.76%
±0.1
3.60%
±0.5
0.20%
±1.1
1.20%
±1.7
1.66%
±1.S
$200,660 or more
4.90%
±0.1
2.6D%
10.6
6.Do%
11.8
0.00%
12.4
0.70%
11.1
Median income dollars
52A13
±224
42,850
±1,379
25,579
±5,949
31,382
±3,743
i 41,600
±4,541
NO DATA
Mean income {dollars}
7 3,753
±332
F 59,749
±2,300
31,584
±3,939
38,011
±4,729
52,137
±5,316
15,473
Indicates % i s s10% different from statewide %
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3.7 Education
U.S. Census Bureau estimates for Education Attained are shown on Table 7 below for
North Carolina, Wilson County, the three census tracts (7, 8.02 and 12) and the 1-mile
radius from the property boundary. This table indicates the County, census tracts and 1-
mile property buffer radius all have few individuals with a bachelor degree or higher.
Table 7: Education Level Attained
North Carolina
Wilson County, North Carolina
Census Tract 7, Wilson County, NC
Census Tract 6.02, Wilson County,NC
Total
Percent
Total
Percent
Total
Percent
Total
Percent
Subject
Margin
Margin
Margin
Margin
Margin
Margin
Margin
Margin of
Estimate
of Error
Estimate
of Error
Estimate
of Error
Estimate
of Error
Estimate
of Error
Estimate
of Error
Estimate
of Error
Estimate
Error
Population 25 years and
over
6,881,774
±1,458
(X)
(X]
55,252
±101
(X]
(X]
3,118
±359
(X]
(X]
2,491
±240
(X]
(X]
Less than 9th grade
322,916
±4,493
4.70%
±0.1
4,126
±390
7.50%
±0.7
473
+212
15.20%
±6.2
318
+133
12.80%
±5.1
9th to 12th grade, no
diploma
546,950
±7,350
1 7.90%
±0.1
6,754
±608
1 12.20%
±1.1
758
±217
24.30%
±7.1
327
±118
13.10%
±4.5
High school graduate
(includes
equivalency)
1,780,253
±10,327
25.90%
±0.2
17,631
±815
31.90%
±1.5
950
+329
30.50%
±9.2
904
±209
36.30%
±7.3
Bachelor's degree or
higher
2,099,206
+14,209
30.50%
±0.2
10,821
+688
19.60%
±1.2
308
+140
9.90%
±4.2
200
+72
8.00%
±3.0
Census Tract 12, Wilson
County, NC
Property
Boundary
1-Mile Buffer
Total
Percent
Total
Percent
Subject
Margin
Margin
Margin
Margin
Estimate
of Error
Estimate
of Error
Estimate
of Error
Estimate
of Error
Population 25 years and
over
2,472
±244
(X]
(X]
1,345
310
(X)
(X]
Less than 9th grade
230
+122
9.30%
±4.7
130
148
10.00%
(X)
9th to 12th grade, no
diploma
340
±93
13.80%
±3.8
341
174
25.00%
(X)
High school graduate
(includes
equivalency)
1,059
±189
42.60%
±6.0
429
179
32.00%
(X)
Bachelor's degree or
higher
208
±88
8.40%
±3.4
1D0
102
7.00%
(X)
Indicates % is >10% higher than statewide %
4.0 LOCAL AREA RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT AND OTHER SENSITIVE RECEPTORS
Development around the Westside Area 2 C&D Landfill consists of mixed farmland, residential,
commercial and industrial use. Scattered houses and businesses exist along the main roads,
but most of the nearby residential development is located on Buck Branch Road, Heather Court,
Landfill Road and Banks Lane East. Additional residential development is located across
Toisnot Swamp in the Glenwood Hills subdivision.
Using the U.S. EPA EJScreen tool, the following map was developed to show sensitive receptors
within the one -mile radius of the property boundary. Sensitive receptors identified included
schools, public housing and subsidized housing.
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The EJScreen tool identified several sensitive receptors both within and just outside the one -
mile property boundary radius. These are summarized in the table below.
Table 8 - Summary of EJScreen Identified Sensitive Receptors
TYPE
NAME
ADDRESS
1-MILE BUFFER
SUBSIDIZED HOUSING
BEACON POINT
1901 LIPSCOMB RD E,
INSIDE
APARTMENTS
WILSON, NC 27893
SCHOOLS
B 0 BARNES
1913 MLKJR PKWY,
INSIDE
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
WILSON, NC 27893
SCHOOLS
CHARLES H DARDEN
1665 LIPSCOMB RD E,
INSIDE
MIDDLE SCHOOL
WILSON, NC 27893
SUBSIDIZED HOUSING
GEE CORBETT VILLAGE
1817 BUTTERFIELD
LINE
APARTMENTS
LANE SE, WILSON, NC
27893
SUBSIDIZED HOUSING
ST. JAMES PLAZA
1745 MLKJR PKWY,
JUST OUTSIDE
APARTMENTS
WILSON, NC 27893
SUBSIDIZED HOUSING
CAC OF WILSON
1611 FIKEWOOD ST E,
JUST OUTSIDE
COUNTY #3
WILSON, NC 27893
SCHOOLS
EASTERN NC SCHOOL
1311 US-301 S, WILSON,
JUST OUTSIDE
FOR THE DEAF
NC 27893
PUBLIC HOUSING
E. B. JORDAN HOMES
1701 LONDON DR NE,
JUST OUTSIDE
WILSON NC
The sensitive receptors identified are generally located to the west of, or immediately adjacent
to Highway 301, or south of Toisnot Swamp.
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5.0 CUMULATIVE IMPACTS
The NCDEQ Community Mapping Tool was used to identify permitted facilities within a one -mile
radius of the property boundary. A map showing the identified features is below. It should be
noted that the proposed 17 acre development has significant buffers within the 707 acre
property which greatly expand the one -mile buffer shown.
Items identified include:
• Two air quality permits (3C Store Fixtures, Inc. [Air Permit 09859R031, and Water Guard,
Inc. — Permit Exempt);
• Three solid waste facilities (Wilson County Active C&D Landfill, Wilson County Closed
C&D Landfill and the Wilson County Closed MSW Landfill);
• Two LCID Landfills (Bullard LCID and Wilson County LCID);
• One contaminated dry-cleaning site (Discount Cleaners — Fikewood Plaza);
• Two Inactive Hazardous Waste Sites (Cox Dodge and Wilson Tech Fire Training);
• Two Hazardous Waste Sites (City of Wilson Garage and Discount Cleaners);
• 16 Underground Storage Tank Incidents (Incident #'s: 6468, 10262, 14310, 16006, 16016,
16079, 20433, 20848, 22291, 22308, 26565, 33117, 33191, 33863, 46442, and 47596);
• Four above ground storage tank incidents (Incident #s: 6801, 85759, 92337, and 924191;
• Four active underground storage tank facilities (Corbett Exxon, City of Wilson Operations
Center, Wilson Terminal, and J-Mart); and
• Three Land Use Restriction or Notice Sites (Discount Cleaners, Ryder Truck Rental,
Wilson Tech- Fire Training).
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As can be seen from the figure above, the majority of these items are located west of or
immediately adjacent to Highway 301.
The U.S. EPA EJScreen tool identified the following sites within the one -mile radius of the
facility property line:
Table 9: Additional Sites with a one -mile radius of the property line
TYPE
NAME
ADDRESS
SUPERFUND
WATER GUARD
1903 HERRING AVENUE NE, WILSON, NC 27893
AIR POLLUTION
3C STORE FIXTURES, INC.
3363 HIGHWAY 301 NORTH, WILSON, NC 27893
WATER
DISCHARGER
R+L CARRIERS - WSN
3415 HWY 301 NE, WILSON, NC 27893
TOXIC RELEASE
MERCK SHARP & DOHME
4633 MERCK RD, WILSON, NC 27893
WATER
DISCHARGER
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6.0 POTENTIAL IMPACTS AND MITIGATION MEASURES
Potential impacts to the local area during the expansion and operation of the Westside Area 2
C&D Landfill include traffic impacts and potential releases to the environment. These potential
impacts and mitigation measures are summarized below.
6.1 Traffic
The Wilson County C&D Landfill anticipates operating at similar capacity and flow as the
existing landfill and traffic related to the proposed facility expansion will be similar to
current site operations and is not expected to significantly increase. Following initial
discussions with S+G and review of the Public Meeting Presentation from June 1, 2020,
Mr. Bobby Liverman, P.E., District Engeer for Division 4, District 2 provided email
corrsepondences on June 10, 2021 indicating no need for a Traffic Impact Analysis or
new Driveway Permit (See Appendix A).
6.2 Potential Releases to the Environment
The following is a review of measures required to prevent potential releases into the
environment at the facility. Potential releases include impacts to groundwater, and
surface water as well as the potential for landfill gas migration. A summary of how
these risks will be mitigated is provided in the sections below.
6.2.1 Final Cover System
Once the landfill reaches its capacity, a final cover system is required. This final
cover system prevents contact with the waste mass and, in conjuction with
landfill gas (LFG) collection components also aids the control of LFG and odors.
Also, once Area 1 is full, that portion of the site will be closed with a low -
permeability cover.
6.2.2 Erosion and Sedimentation Control
An approved erosion and sedimentation control plan is required for construction
and operation of the landfill facility. This plan includes several existing sediment
basins. In addition, the site is routinely inspected to ensure that storm water
conveyance features remain intact and erosion is repaired in a timely manner.
6.2.3 Monitoring Programs
On -going monitoring programs at the site include water quality monitoring,
landfill gas monitoring, and storm water (National Pollution Discharge
Elimination System (NPDES)) monitoring. These programs are intended to
minimize the potential for an undetected release to the environment.
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7.0 CONCLUSIONS
The proposed Westside C&D Area 2 landfill expansion consists of approximately 17 acres
located on a 707-acre parcel east of Wilson, North Carolina. As described by the NC Department
of Commerce, Wilson County is labeled as Tier 1 in County Distress Rankings. This property has
been a landfill facility since 1973, initially with a Municipal Solid Waste Landfill, and then with
C&D landfill, which began on January 1, 1998 following closure of the MSW Landfill Unit.
The demographic analysis within the one -mile radius of the property boundary indicates the
area has a percent population of minorities (>50%) that is higher than statewide data. There is
also a higher percentage of people living in poverty within the census tracts than across North
Carolina. In general, as shown on the maps included in this report, these populations, as well
as the sensitive receptors identified, are located across or adjacent to Highway 301, or south of
Toisnot Swamp. These are considered significant buffers from the 707 acre property, where 17
acres is proposed for the C&DLF expansion.
A small population of --589 individuals across three census tracts have been identified who
speak English "less than very well". To address this condition for future public hearings, the
County will work NCDEQ to provide pertinent information in English and Spanish.
Since the site is currently a C&D landfill, and no significant changes are proposed to the
operation, there is no anticipated increased impact in regards to traffic. The NCDOT concurs
with the assessment that the proposed expansion is a continuation of existing conditions at the
facility.
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Appendix A
NCOOT Correspondence
Socio-Economic Study
Wilson County CAD Landfill
Proposed Westside Area 2 Expansion

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SMITH GARONER
Mike Brinchek <[e-mail]>
Wilson County C&D Landfill Expansion - Traffic Impact Study
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Mike Brinchek <[e-mail]>
To: [e-mail]
Cc: Joan Smyth <[e-mail]>
Kevin,
Mon, May 24, 2021 at 11:43 AM
To follow-up the voicemail that I just left you, S+G is working with Wilson County to expand their existing C&D Landfill and
we received the following comment back from NCDEQ Division of Waste Management as part of their review:
"The traffic study should be completed, as a part of this report. Provide documentation as required by N.C. G.S.
130A-295.5, to include a certification from the Division Engineer of the Department of Transportation that the
proposed facility will not have a substantial impact on highway traffic."
Seeing that this is an expansion of an existing facility that has been in operation for several years and that the expansion
is not anticipated to change traffic patterns or change the volume of traffic entering and exiting the site, we would like to
request certification that the proposed facility will not have a substantial impact on highway traffic per NCGS 130A-295.5.
If you could, please call me on my cell phone [phone] so that we could discuss further.
Regards,
Mike
W. Michael Brinchek, PE
Senior Project Manager
SMITH GARDNER
14 N. Boylan Avenue
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Bowen, Kevin G <[e-mail]> Mon, May 24, 2021 at 1:10 PM
To: Mike Brinchek <[e-mail]>
Cc: Joan Smyth <[e-mail]>, "Liverman, Bobby L" <[e-mail]>
Mike — I received your voicemail. If you could share the plans with our District Engineer Bobby Liverman, copied on this
email, I think he will be able to provide a quick review and confirm from what you've indicated that this isn't needed. This
should save you the cost of the TIA. Preliminarily, neither of us think a TIA is necessary for this site. Bobby can be
reached at 919-227-6639 if you need to discuss. Thanks for your call.
Kevin G. Bowen, PE
Division Engineer
NCDOT — Division 4
252 640 6400 office
[e-mail]
509 Ward Blvd.
PO Box 3165
Wilson, NC 27895
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Cc: "Bowen, Kevin G" <[e-mail]>
Bobby,
Wed, Jun 9, 2021 at 4:03 PM
Per Kevin's email a couple of weeks ago, the link below will provide you with a link to the Permit Drawings for the Wilson
C&D Landfill Expansion and a presentation that was made to the Board of Commissioners summarizing the expansion.
https://rsgengineers.egnyte.com/fl/sXZCPACGWY
As noted in the original email, S+G is working with Wilson County to expand their existing C&D Landfill and we received
the following comment back from NCDEQ Division of Waste Management as part of their review:
"The traffic study should be completed, as a part of this report. Provide documentation as required by N.C. G.S.
130A-295.5, to include a certification from the Division Engineer of the Department of Transportation that the
proposed facility will not have a substantial impact on highway traffic."
Seeing that this is an expansion of an existing facility that has been in operation for several years and that the expansion
is not anticipated to change traffic patterns or change the volume of traffic entering and exiting the site, beyond what
would be anticipated to account for growth within the County, we would like to request certification that the proposed
facility will not have a substantial impact on highway traffic per NCGS 130A-295.5.
If you have any questions during your review, please do not hesitate to call me on my cell phone [phone]).
Thanks
Mike
W. Michael Brinchek, PE
Senior Project Manager
SM11H GARDNER
14 N. Boylan Avenue
Raleigh, NC 27603
P [phone], Ext. 128
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Mike,
Thu, Jun 10, 2021 at 9:02 AM
From what I am seeing you are not adding any new DW's and I don't expect the traffic to increase in such a manner to
require any improvements. With that being said, I don't see any need for a TIA nor a DW Permit.
Thanks,
Bobby Liverman, P.E.
District Engineer
Division 4 District 2
Nash and Wilson County
252 462 2550 office
[e-mail]
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Nashville, NC 27856
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