DEQ_Annual_Waste_Report_2025_04_15

Annual Report
to the North Carolina
General Assembly
Division of Waste Management
Division of Environmental Assistance & Customer Service
April 15, 2025
N.C. Department of Environmental Quality
Division of Waste Management
Division of Environmental Assistance & Customer Service
https://deq.nc.gov/
Pursuant to G.S. 130A-309.06(c)
Josh Stein, Governor
Reid Wilson, Secretary
N.C. Department of Environmental Quality
Michael E. Scott, Director
Division of Waste Management
Jamie Ragan, Director
Division of Environmental Assistance & Customer Service
DEQ
1646 Mail Service Center
Raleigh, NC 27699-1646
[phone]
3 | P a g e
In accordance with General Statute 130A-309.06(c), the N.C. Department of Environmental Quality’s (DEQ) Division of
Waste Management (DWM) and Division of Environment Assistance and Customer Service (DEACS) shall provide a report
on the status of solid waste management efforts in the State. Session Laws (S.L.) 2017-10, s. 4.14.(a), 2020-78, s. 7.2.(b),
and 2023-58, s. 2.(b) added additional programs to the report.
This report is to include:
•An analysis of solid waste generation and disposal.
•Total amounts of waste recycled and disposed during the previous calendar year.
•An evaluation of the development and implementation of local solid waste management programs and county and
municipal recycling programs.
•A look at the successes of each county in meeting municipal solid waste reduction goals
•Recommendations concerning existing and potential programs for solid waste reduction and recycling that would be
appropriate for units of local government and State agencies.
•Evaluation of the recycling industry, the markets for recycled materials, the recycling of polystyrene, and the success
of State, local, and private industry efforts to enhance the markets for these materials.
•Recommendations to the Governor and the Environmental Review Commission to improve the management and
recycling of solid waste in the State.
•A description of the review and revision of bid procedures and the purchase and use of reusable, refillable, repairable,
more durable, and less toxic supplies and products by both the Department of Administration and the Department of
Transportation.
•Review of North Carolina Scrap Tire Disposal Act implementation.
•A description of the management of white goods in the State.
•A summary of the report by the Department of Transportation on the amounts and types of recycled materials that
were specified or used in contracts that were entered into by the Department of Transportation during the previous
fiscal year.
•A description of the activities related to the management of abandoned manufactured homes in the State.
•A report on the recycling of discarded computer equipment and televisions.
•An evaluation of the Brownfields Property Reuse Act.
•A report on the Inactive Hazardous Waste Response Act.
•A report on the Dry-Cleaning Solvent Cleanup Act.
•A report on the implementation and cost of the hazardous waste management program.
•A report on the use of funds for Superfund cleanups and inactive hazardous site cleanups.
•A report on the decommissioning of utility-scale solar projects.
Executive Summary:
4 | P a g e

Table of Contents

Chapter I: Brownfields ........................................................................................................................................................ 11
A. Executive Summary ...................................................................................................................................................... 11
B. Program Output ............................................................................................................................................................. 11
C. Program Background .................................................................................................................................................... 11
D. Program Status .............................................................................................................................................................. 12
E. Program Inventory ......................................................................................................................................................... 13
1. Recorded Brownfields Agreements ........................................................................................................................... 13
2. Active Eligible Projects ............................................................................................................................................. 13
F. Improving Effectiveness ................................................................................................................................................ 13
1. Leveraging Resources into Private Sector Investment .............................................................................................. 13
2. New Data Management System Launched ................................................................................................................ 13
G. Outreach to Local Governments ................................................................................................................................... 14
H. Meeting Technical Challenges in Vapor Intrusion ....................................................................................................... 14
I. Evolution of Future Work .............................................................................................................................................. 15
J. Fund Status ..................................................................................................................................................................... 15
K. Further Information ....................................................................................................................................................... 16
Chapter II: Dry-Cleaning Solvent Cleanup Act ............................................................................................................... 17
A. Executive Summary ...................................................................................................................................................... 17
B. Program Activity ........................................................................................................................................................... 17
1. Assessing Health Risk at Sites and Conducting Site Cleanups ................................................................................. 18
2. Sites in the Program ................................................................................................................................................... 18
3. Site Prioritization System .......................................................................................................................................... 21
4. Vapor Intrusion .......................................................................................................................................................... 21
5. Investigation of Potential New Sites .......................................................................................................................... 21
6. Identified Contamination Sites .................................................................................................................................. 22
7. DSCA Contracts ........................................................................................................................................................ 22
8. Customer Service Initiatives ...................................................................................................................................... 22
C. Facility Compliance ...................................................................................................................................................... 23
1. Educational Assistance Visits .................................................................................................................................... 23
2. Inspections and Enforcement ..................................................................................................................................... 23
3. Additional Compliance Outreach .............................................................................................................................. 24
D. Program Financial Status and Projections .................................................................................................................... 25
1. Fund Receipts and Disbursements ............................................................................................................................. 25
2. Estimated Future Assessment and Remediation Expenditures .................................................................................. 26
E. DSCA Administrative Costs ......................................................................................................................................... 28
F. Actions to Ensure Fund Solvency ................................................................................................................................. 28
5 | P a g e

G. Program Challenges ...................................................................................................................................................... 29
Chapter III: Hazardous Waste Program........................................................................................................................... 30
A. Executive Summary ...................................................................................................................................................... 30
B. Hazardous Waste Management Program ...................................................................................................................... 30
1. Hazardous Waste Generation, Management, and Remediation................................................................................. 30
2. Compliance and Enforcement .................................................................................................................................... 33
3. Information Management .......................................................................................................................................... 33
4. Hazardous Waste Program Development .................................................................................................................. 33
5. Hazardous Waste Reduction Initiatives ..................................................................................................................... 34
6. Cost of Hazardous Waste Management Program ...................................................................................................... 34
C. Resident Inspector Program .......................................................................................................................................... 34
1. Executive Summary ................................................................................................................................................... 34
2. Program Description .................................................................................................................................................. 35
3. Program Funding ....................................................................................................................................................... 35
4. Program Results ......................................................................................................................................................... 35
D. Mercury Switch Removal Program .............................................................................................................................. 36
1. Executive Summary ................................................................................................................................................... 36
2. Program Description .................................................................................................................................................. 37
3. Program Funding ....................................................................................................................................................... 37
4. Program Results ......................................................................................................................................................... 38
Chapter IV: Inactive Hazardous Sites ............................................................................................................................... 40
A. Executive Summary ...................................................................................................................................................... 40
B. The Inactive Hazardous Sites Program ......................................................................................................................... 42
1. The Inactive Hazardous Waste Sites Inventory and Priority List .............................................................................. 42
2. Sites Using the Inactive Hazardous Sites Cleanup Fund ........................................................................................... 45
3. Responsible Party Voluntary Site Remedial Action .................................................................................................. 47
4. Imminent Hazard Sites............................................................................................................................................... 54
C. Pre-Regulatory Landfills ............................................................................................................................................... 64
D. Federal National Priorities List Sites Requiring a State Cost Share ............................................................................. 68
1. Establishment of a Federal and State Superfund Program ........................................................................................ 68
2. State Superfund Cost Share Fund (SSCSF) ............................................................................................................... 68
E. Summary of Inactive Hazardous Sites Funding for FY 2023-24 .................................................................................. 74
1. Inactive Hazardous Sites Cleanup Fund (Fund 6372) for FY 2023-24 ..................................................................... 74
2. Revenue Dedicated to the Pre-Regulatory Landfills (Fund 6379) for FY 2023-24 .................................................. 75
3. National Priorities List Cost-Share Fund (Fund 6375) for FY 2023-24 .................................................................... 76
Chapter V: Solid Waste and Materials Management ...................................................................................................... 77
A. Executive Summary ...................................................................................................................................................... 77
1. Key Findings FY 2023-24 ......................................................................................................................................... 77
6 | P a g e

2. Departmental Considerations and Recommendations ............................................................................................... 78
B. Solid Waste Management ............................................................................................................................................. 78
1. Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) and Construction and Demolition (C&D) Landfill Disposal .................................. 78
2. Coal Combustion Residual (CCR) and Product (CCP) Generation, Disposal, and Reuse ........................................ 79
3. Solid Waste Tax ......................................................................................................................................................... 80
4. Per Capita Disposal Rate ........................................................................................................................................... 81
5. Municipal Solid Waste Landfill Capacity ................................................................................................................. 82
6. Industrial Landfill Disposal ....................................................................................................................................... 83
7. Composting and Mulching......................................................................................................................................... 83
8. Septage Management and Land Application ............................................................................................................. 84
9. Medical Waste ........................................................................................................................................................... 85
10. Household Hazardous Waste ................................................................................................................................... 86
11. Facility Inspections .................................................................................................................................................. 87
12. Non-Facility Inspections and Evaluations ............................................................................................................... 88
13. Facility Operator Training and Public Outreach...................................................................................................... 90
C. Local Government Waste Reduction Activities and Recycling Markets...................................................................... 91
1. Source Reduction and Reuse Programs ..................................................................................................................... 91
2. Local Government Recovery ..................................................................................................................................... 91
3. Recovery of Particular Materials ............................................................................................................................... 92
4. Recovery of Traditional Materials ............................................................................................................................. 93
5. Recovery of Construction and Demolition Materials ................................................................................................ 94
6. Plastic Recycling in North Carolina .......................................................................................................................... 95
7. Collection of Commingled Recyclables .................................................................................................................... 96
8. Public Electronics Recycling ..................................................................................................................................... 98
9. Types of Public Recycling Efforts ............................................................................................................................. 99
10. Public Curbside Recycling Programs in North Carolina ....................................................................................... 100
12. Yard Waste Management....................................................................................................................................... 103
13. Recycling Markets and Prices................................................................................................................................ 104
14. Recycling Market Developments in FY 2023-24 .................................................................................................. 107
D. Scrap Tire Management Program ............................................................................................................................... 108
1. Scrap Tire Management ........................................................................................................................................... 108
2. County Tire Disposal ............................................................................................................................................... 109
3. Tire Disposal and Recycling .................................................................................................................................... 109
E. White Goods Management .......................................................................................................................................... 113
1. White Goods Tax Collections and Distributions ..................................................................................................... 113
F. Abandoned Manufactured Homes (AMH) Program .................................................................................................. 115
1. AMH Grants Awarded by Fiscal Year .................................................................................................................... 116
2. AMH Program Statistics .......................................................................................................................................... 116
7 | P a g e

3. Program Participant Highlights, FY 2023-24 .......................................................................................................... 117
4. Additional Information on the AMH Program ....................................................................................................... 117
G. Electronics Management Program .............................................................................................................................. 117
1. Manufacturers’ Responsibilities .............................................................................................................................. 118
2. Retailer’s Responsibilities ....................................................................................................................................... 118
3. State Agencies and Governmental Entities Responsibilities ................................................................................... 118
4. Registration of Facilities Recovering or Recycling Electronics .............................................................................. 118
5. Recycling Rates Within North Carolina ...................................................................................................................... 118
6. Compliance and Enforcement of Electronics Laws ................................................................................................. 120
7. Electronics Management Fund ................................................................................................................................ 120
8. Types of Equipment Recovered by Local Programs .............................................................................................. 121
H. Additional Documentation from the N.C. Department of Administration and Department of Transportation .......... 123
Chapter VI: Utility-Scale Solar Project Decommissioning ............................................................................................ 124
A. Executive Summary .................................................................................................................................................... 124
B. Program Background .................................................................................................................................................. 124
C. Program Activity ......................................................................................................................................................... 124

Tables
Chapter I: Brownfields
Brownfield Property Reuse Act Implementation Account Balances..................................................................................... 15

Chapter II: Dry-Cleaning Solvent Cleanup Act
Table II.1 DSCA Certified Site Status (through June30, 2024) ............................................................................................ 19
Table II-2. Classifications of DSCA Certified Sites (June 30, 2024) .................................................................................... 20
Table II-3. DSCA Site Cleanup Statistics .............................................................................................................................. 20
Table II-4. DSCA Fund through Fiscal Year 2023-2024 ...................................................................................................... 26
Table II-5. Historic DSCA Fund Statistics ............................................................................................................................ 26

Chapter III: Hazardous Waste Sites
Table III-1. Corrective Action at RCRA facilities ................................................................................................................. 32
Table III-2. Hazardous Waste Legislative Financials – July 1, 2023 to June 30, 2024......................................................... 34
Table III-3. Resident Inspector Program Commercial Hazardous Waste Facilities’ Data FY 2023-24................................ 36
Table III-4. Mercury Switch Removal Program Summary of Data 2012-2024 .................................................................... 38

Chapter IV: Inactive Hazardous Sites
Table IV-1. Inactive Hazardous Sites Inventory List of New Non-PRLF Sites During FY 2023-24 ................................... 43
Table IV-2. Inactive Hazardous Sites Inventory List of Non-PRLF Sites Assigned No Further Action Status During FY
2023-24 .................................................................................................................................................................................. 44
Table IV-3. Inactive Hazardous Sites Cleanup Fund Expenditures for Sites with no Responsible Party during FY 2023-24
............................................................................................................................................................................................... 46
Table IV-4. Voluntary Party Remedial Actions Under Administrative Agreements During FY 2023-24 ........................... 48
Table IV-5. Ongoing Division-Directed Remedial Actions by Responsible Parties Not Under Agreement During FY 2023-
24 ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 52
8 | P a g e

Table IV-6. Summary of Actions Taken at Imminent Hazard Sites in FY 2023-24 ............................................................. 55
Table IV-7a. North Carolina National Priorities List Sites – Sites Where Federal Trust Fund/North Carolina Cost Share is
Required ................................................................................................................................................................................. 70
Table 17b. North Carolina National Priorities List Sites – Responsible Party-Funded Cleanups ......................................... 72

Chapter V: Solid Waste
Table V-1. Coal Combustion By-Products and Impoundment Excavation ........................................................................... 80
Table V-2. N.C. Dept. of Revenue Solid Waste Tax Distribution......................................................................................... 81
Table V-3. North Carolina’s Per Capita Disposal Rate ......................................................................................................... 82
Table V-4. Permanent HHW Facility Collections FY 2023-2024........................................................................................ 86
Table V-5. Local Source Reduction / Reuse Programs in FY 2023-24 ................................................................................. 91
Table V-6. Local Government Recovery (Tons) FY 2019-20 through FY 2023-24 ............................................................. 92
Table V-7. Types of Local Government Electronics Recycling Programs in FY 2023-24 ................................................... 98
Table V-8. Local Government Specialty Waste Management FY 2023-24 ........................................................................ 102
Table V-9. Local Government Yard Waste Management FY 2022-23 and FY 2023-24.................................................... 103
Table V-10. Calculation of MRF Blended Material Value, Summer 2024 ......................................................................... 106
Table V-11. Distributions of Scrap Tire Tax Revenue ........................................................................................................ 108
Table V-12. Scrap Tire Management Account .................................................................................................................... 109
Table V-13. Final Disposal/Recycling of Tires (tons) ......................................................................................................... 110
Table V-14. Scrap Tire Cost Over-Run Grant October 2021-March 2022 Grants Awarded July 2022 ............................. 111
Table V-15. Scrap Tire Cost Over-Run Grant April 2022-September 2022 Grants Awarded January 2023 ..................... 112
Table V-16. Illegal Tire Dump Clean-Up Costs .................................................................................................................. 113
Table V-17. White Goods Tax Collections/Distributions ................................................................................................... 113
Table V-18. Counties Ineligible to Receive Tax Proceeds Distributions ............................................................................ 114
Table V-19. Counties Ineligible to Receive Tax Proceeds Distributions ............................................................................ 115
Table V-20. AMH Grants Awarded by Year ....................................................................................................................... 116
Table V-21. AMH Units Deconstructed in FY 2023-24 ..................................................................................................... 116
Table V-22. Active AMH Grant Program Participants During FY 2023-24....................................................................... 117
Table V-23. Electronics Collection by Weight .................................................................................................................... 119
Table V-24. Electronics Collected (Tons) by County and Municipal Collection Programs by Fiscal Year ....................... 119
Table V-25. Overall Recycling of Electronics ..................................................................................................................... 120
Table V-26 Electronics Management Fund ......................................................................................................................... 121
Table V-27 Electronics Management - Distribution February 2023 ................................................................................... 122

Figures

Chapter II: Dry-Cleaning Solvent Cleanup Act
Figure II-1. Known dry-cleaning solvent contaminated sites in North Carolina ................................................................... 19
Figure II-2. Dry-Cleaning Facilities Subject to Inspection.................................................................................................... 24
Figure II-3. DSCA Fund Trends ............................................................................................................................................ 27
Figure II-4. DSCA Administrative Expenses ........................................................................................................................ 28

Chapter III: Hazardous Waste Sites
Figure IV-1 Pre-Regulatory Landfill Programs Funds .......................................................................................................... 76

Chapter V: Solid Waste
Figure V-1. MSW and C&D 20-Year Disposal Forecast ...................................................................................................... 79
Figure V-2: Total Reported Waste Received over 11 Years of Facility Annual Reporting (FAR) ...................................... 83
Figure V-3 Gallons of Septage Pumped Per Year (1998 to 2023) ........................................................................................ 85
Figure V-4 Tons of Medical Waste Processed by Fiscal Year .............................................................................................. 86
9 | P a g e

Figure V-5. Household Hazardous Waste in Tons by Fiscal Year ........................................................................................ 87
Figure V-6 Hurricane Incident GIS Tracking Tool ............................................................................................................... 88
Figure V-7. Tax Certification Applications Received and Approved ................................................................................... 90
Figure V-8. Estimated Value of Business Equipment Certified as Tax Exempt ................................................................... 90
Figure V-9 Characterization of Local Government Recovery ............................................................................................... 93
Figure V-10. 20-Year Local Government Traditional Recyclable Material Recovery (Tons).............................................. 94
Figure V-11. Public C&D Recycling (Tons) FY 2006-07 to FY 2023-24 ............................................................................ 95
Figure V-12. 20-Year Plastics Recovery (Tons) ................................................................................................................... 96
Figure V-13. 20-Year Reporting of Commingled vs. Separated Recycling Tonnage ........................................................... 97
Figure V-14. Constituents per Average Ton of Commingled Recyclables in NC FY 2023-24 ............................................ 98
Figure V-15. Public Electronics Recovery FY 2008-09 to FY 2023-24 ............................................................................... 99
Figure V-16. Local Government Curbside Recycling Programs and Households Served FY 2003-04 – FY 2022-23 ...... 101
Figure V-17. Local Government Specialty Waste Tons Collected FY 2019-20 through FY 2023-24 ............................... 103
Figure V-18. Local Government Diversion of Yard Waste from Disposal FY 1995-96 to FY 2023-24 ............................ 104
Figure V-19. Quarterly MRF Blended Material Values, FY 2018-19 to FY 2022-24 ........................................................ 105
Figure V-20. 20-Year Market Prices Received for Fiber Materials by Major North Carolina Processors ......................... 106
Figure V-21. 20-Year Market Prices Received for Select Container Materials by Major North Carolina Processors ....... 107
Figure V-22. Disposal and Recycling of Scrap Tires .......................................................................................................... 110

1 0 | P a g e

Appendices

Chapter I: Brownfields
A. Brownfields Agreements Finalized Between January 1, 2024, through December 2024………………………………….

Chapter II: Dry-Cleaning Solvent Cleanup Act
B. Sites with Dry-Cleaning Solvent Contamination by County and City and Sites Certified into the DSCA Program by
County and City……………………………………………………………………………………………………………….

Chapter IV: Inactive Hazardous Waste
C. Inactive Hazardous Waste Sites Priority List………………………………………………………………………………
D. Inactive Hazardous Sites Inventory – Site Status………………………………………………………………………….
E. Inactive Hazardous Sites Inventory – Pre-Regulatory Landfills…………………………………………………………...

Chapter V: Solid Waste and Materials Management
F. Landfill Capacity Report FY 2023-2024…………………………………………………………………………………...
G. Public and Private Construction and Demolition Disposal, FY 2023-2024……………………………………………….
H. County Population, Waste Disposal, Per Capita Rate and Percent Reduction FY 2023-2024…………………………….
I. NC Waste Disposal Report FY 2023-2024………………………………………………………………………………….
J. Municipal Solid Waste and Construction and Demolition Waste – Exports and Imports FY 2023-2024………………….
K. Industrial Waste Disposal FY 2023-2024………………………………………………………………………………….
L. Public and Private Municipal Solid Waste and Construction and Demolition Disposal, FY 2023-2024………………….
M. Public and Private Municipal Solid Waste, FY 2023-2024……………………………………………………………….
N. Public and Private Tipping Fees FY 2023-2024…………………………………………………………………………...
O. Transfer and Mixed Waste Processing Facilities FY 2023-2024………………………………………………………….
P. Recycling and Solid Waste Management Report for Highway Construction, Maintenance Projects, and Office Products.
Q. Department of Administration Environmentally Preferred Purchasing……………………………………………………

1 1 | P a g e

Chapter I: Brownfields
A. Executive Summary
This report to the General Assembly is required by the Brownfields Property Reuse Act of 1997 (G.S. 130A-310.40 et
seq.) and describes the activities and status of the DEQ DWM Brownfields Redevelopment Section for the period of
January 1, 2024, through December 31, 2024. The Brownfields Redevelopment Section (Section) is pleased to report
continued success in the State’s efforts to revitalize and safely reuse brownfields properties.

B. Program Output
The Section produced 35 finalized brownfields agreements during the reporting period, bringing the total number of
finalized agreements and major amendments since its inception to 795. For the current reporting period, totals for the
measures tracked by the Section are:

• Program applications received: 65
• Brownfields agreements finalized: 35
• Acres of Brownfields being revitalized to safe, productive reuse: 530
• Estimated committed capital investment for projects completed during 2024: $3.37 billion
• Approximately 85 sites in active construction
• At least 280 requests/reports reviewed for post-recordation properties

All these economic development benefits are produced without any State-appropriated funds. The Section operates on
fees from the prospective developers and cooperative agreement funding from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
(EPA). Since the Program was authorized under statute in 1997, it has created thousands of jobs and facilitated nearly $30
billion in private investment in the redevelopment of brownfields properties across North Carolina, without cost to State
taxpayers. A summary of the brownfield’s agreements completed in 2024 is shown in Appendix 1-A.

C. Program Background
Brownfields are abandoned, idle or underused properties where environmental contamination hinders redevelopment due
to concerns about environmental liability. Redevelopment of brownfields properties has become increasingly popular as
developers and local governments realize that these properties offer viable opportunities to bring economic growth, public
health protection, jobs and quality-of-life benefits to cities and rural areas. The Brownfields Property Reuse Act of 1997
(BPRA) gives DEQ the authority to enter into brownfields agreements with prospective developers who did not cause or
contribute to site contamination. The BPRA modifies the environmental liability barrier for prospective developers,
motivating them to bring these properties and their hindrances to the DEQ’s attention. Under this authorization, the
Section works in partnership with the prospective developer to evaluate the potential environmental risks associated with
site contamination and then negotiates a brownfields agreement stipulating the steps necessary to make the site safe for a
specific intended reuse or suite of uses. The result is a redevelopment project that fuels economic growth while protecting
public health and the environment.

Redevelopment projects that are undertaken via the Section’s brownfields agreement process, and the developers who
advance these projects, enjoy several benefits. Developers work with the Section to define the actions they must complete
to make the property safe for the intended reuse, and lenders are more willing to make loans on these projects because the
cost to complete these actions is not an open-ended proposition. Additionally, if developers make and maintain the site
safe for the intended reuse, they receive liability protection against future State enforcement for existing contamination.

The same liability protection extends by statute to lenders, tenants, occupants, and future owners as long as these entities
did not cause or contribute to site contamination. Finally, owners of property with a brownfields agreement have access to
a special property tax exclusion whereby property tax is phased in over five years, resulting in a property tax savings of
approximately 50 percent over those first five years. These tax savings can be used to offset the costs to complete the
actions required by the Section that make the property safe for reuse.
The BPRA allows DWM to distinguish between prospective developers of brownfields properties and the polluters of
those properties. Instead of mandating that the site be remediated to unrestricted use standards, the BPRA requires
1 2 | P a g e

developers make the site safe for a specifically identified reuse. The Section evaluates site contamination and identifies
the potential risks that residual contamination may pose to public health and the environment. DEQ then determines what
actions the prospective developer must take to ensure safe redevelopment. These actions can range from land-use
restrictions to cleanup, or a mixture of both. In addition to holding prospective developers accountable to their
agreements, DEQ reserves the right to enforce against those parties responsible for the original contamination. The overall
result is a winning scenario for both the environment and economic development. Risk reductions and cleanups are
achieved at sites that could have harmed the public or environment, and prospective developers capitalize on opportunities
to redevelop abandoned properties that once had little hope for productive reuse. The public benefits are job creation,
improved quality of life in the surrounding neighborhoods, local tax base expansion and contribution to the general fund.
From program inception through the end of calendar year 2024, an estimated $30 billion in capital investment will have
been committed to redevelop these abandoned, idled, or underused brownfields properties that afflict both urban and rural
landscapes.

The Section also supports smart growth and sustainability and motivates the real estate market to recycle these sites back
into to safe, productive reuse, while preserving or reducing the use of pristine or undeveloped “greenfields” properties.
Every project that reuses property – whether it is in an urban center or a rural area – preserves green space, reduces
suburban sprawl, and supports sustainable urban development. The 795 properties that have received completed
agreements (or major amendments to previous agreements that facilitate even higher uses in some cases) represents
approximately 14,500 acres of recycled land and, wherever possible, buildings that have historic or aesthetic value. This is
acreage that is being recycled into reuse, sparing more pristine lands from development and risk for future contamination.

D. Program Status
Production of new agreements and/or amendments totaled 35 in 2024; however, it is worth nothing that approximately 20
additional draft brownfields agreements were provided to our development partners; however, these were not able to be
completed in this calendar year. Insecurity in the market as well as high interest rates caused a number of projects to be
placed on hold by the developers. Consequently, the amount of work completed by the Section is consistent with past
years. During calendar year 2024, the Section received 65 applications for projects seeking entry into the program, which
is within the range for typical applications.

In 2022, the staffing shortage also caused a backlog of sites awaiting project managers to provide technical guidance to
developers for conducting the necessary environmental assessments. The Section took steps to alleviate this by developing
self-implementable guidance for brownfields assessments for prospective developers and assigning two experienced
project managers to give initial assessment guidance to those sites in the backlog. The Section continued to use this
project initiation approach through 2024 as it provided assessment guidance as quickly as possible for redevelopers on
tight schedules. In addition, the Section was able to increase staff numbers in 2023 and 2024. These efforts have been
successful in eliminating the backlog of sites awaiting guidance for assessment.

The Brownfields Redevelopment Section continued to manage the EPA Grant awarded January 2022 under the Bipartisan
Infrastructure Law (BIL). The grant total was not to exceed $5.8 million over 5 years, with the award in June 2024 being
$880,672. North Carolina’s grant application was for the development of site stewardship processes that include land-use
restriction monitoring through the Section’s Property Management Branch. With the Section having completed 795
agreements and amendments, the compliance stewardship tasks are ever-growing. This grant not only helps the Section
provide the needed resources for this stewardship, but has provided a potential model for the EPA to build upon. The
existing positions within the Property Management Branch were converted over to this grant funding source to begin
using these grant dollars. Three positions in the Property Management Branch were hired during 2024, and those new
staff have gained traction and are positively affecting review times in the Property Management Branch.

During 2024, the Brownfields Redevelopment Section coordinated a small working group of our frequent stakeholders.
The goal of these meetings is to garner feedback from the stakeholder community on a variety of issues from development
of programmatic efficiencies to proposed fee modifications.

1 3 | P a g e

E. Program Inventory
An interactive map of the Program’s cumulative inventory can be found online at the Section’s website,
www.ncbrownfields.org, or more specifically at this link: https://www.deq.nc.gov/about/divisions/waste-
management/science-data-and-reports/gis-maps/brownfields-projects-map-inventory-and-document-download. The
inventory includes the following categories of sites:

1. Recorded Brownfields Agreements
Recorded brownfields agreements are those projects whose brownfields agreements or major amendments to previous
agreements have been completed, signed, and are recorded at their county register of deeds. Since its inception in October
1997, the Program has finalized 795 such brownfields agreements and amendments across the State; 35 of which were
completed during calendar year 2024. A list of those brownfields agreements finalized during 2024 is provided in
Appendix I-A.

2. Active Eligible Projects
Active eligible projects have been deemed eligible for a brownfields agreement under BPRA statutory criteria. Developers
are working with DWM in some stage of data gathering, risk analysis, or agreement drafting/negotiation. As of December
31, 2024, there were approximately 267 active-eligible projects. Projects at this stage receive guidance from DWM as the
developers gather the additional data needed to ensure protection of public health and the environment. Once site
assessment is complete, the Section analyzes the data, evaluates risks, determines what actions must be taken to
adequately address the risks, drafts and negotiates the terms of the brownfields agreement with the prospective developer,
and then approves initiation of the statutory 30-day public comment period.

F. Improving Effectiveness
1. Leveraging Resources into Private Sector Investment
Another measure the Section tracks is committed private investment facilitated by brownfields agreements. Developers
provide the estimated investment figure in their application for entry into the program. The total private investment
facilitated by the program from its inception is approximately $30 billion, with $3.37 billion of that being added by
projects for which brownfields agreements were finalized in calendar year 2024. Generally, investments in the
redevelopment of these properties would not have happened without the liability relief provided by a brownfields
agreement.

Throughout its existence, the program has provided a very high economic development value for North Carolina through
a federal grant and not State appropriation. The high ratio to which the funds have been successfully leveraged into
private development dollars for brownfields redevelopment is just one measure of the effectiveness of the BPRA. The
economic activity and increased tax base generated by construction and subsequent use of these brownfields projects
substantially exceeds the use of public funds.

2. New Data Management System Launched
The Section was designated the first DWM program to develop a data management system through DEQ’s permit
transformation process - Access Brownfields. The Section worked with the N.C. Department of Information Technology
(DIT) to map its processes and lay the foundation for developers to develop a comprehensive data management and
tracking system, including both internal and public facing components.

1 4 | P a g e

Work on this data management system continued through 2024, with beta testing of various system components beginning
in January 2024 and the initial launch of the system to the public in August 2024. Additional modifications of the system
are being implemented as improvements are found through its use. This system represents a significant technical stride in
efficient data management, data transfer, electronic fee payment, and project tracking for both the Section and the
Section’s customers.

G. Outreach to Local Governments
The Section continues to successfully utilize its EPA Brownfields Assessment Grant (awarded $2 million over 5 years) to
fund brownfields assessments in disadvantaged communities in the Appalachian region, the Lumber River Valley, and
Northeastern Coastal Plan. The State has used these funds to conduct assessments at sixteen sites in 12 partner
communities. Grant funds are nearly expended, and the Section anticipates the submittal of an application for additional
assessment grant funds in the fall of 2025.

The assessments provided lay the foundation for their redevelopment via a brownfields agreement. Grant partners initially
included Beaufort County, Belhaven, Mid-East Commission Council of Governments, North Wilkesboro, Rocky Mount,
and the Town of Pembroke, the Mainspring Conservation Trust in Franklin, and the Eastern Cherokee Band of Indians.
The Section has developed and expanded this group of local governments into “The Brownfields Community Network”
(BCN) in support of brownfields assessments through the Multipurpose, Assessment, Revolving Loan Fund, and Cleanup
(MARC) Grant Funds or other 14 EPA Grant funds. BCN continues to gain interest and new members as we deploy grant
funds and support local governments in applying for their own EPA brownfields grant. The Section has not only utilized
its MARC Grant for direct brownfields assessments for local governments, but it has also worked in support of many
other local governments to educate, encourage and support their applications for their own EPA brownfields grants. These
are nationally competitive grants provided directly to local governments by the EPA for activities related to brownfields
properties, including environmental assessment, planning, and/or cleanup. The Section has provided interested local
governments advice, contacts for technical grant writing assistance, and letters of support for grant applications to
numerous applicants every grant cycle. Fifteen (15) communities applied for EPA brownfields grants in 2024. The
Section will continue to work with interested community partners in support of their brownfields efforts. This includes
providing training that summarizes the economic development benefits of brownfields redevelopment as well as providing
practical advice for the EPA grant application process.

H. Meeting Technical Challenges in Vapor Intrusion
Over the last decade, contaminant vapor intrusion has become a focal point for numerous cleanup programs at
commercial/industrial sites of all kinds. Facilities are often over or near groundwater contamination that can act as a
source of contaminant vapors that enter buildings, much like radon. However, contaminant vapor detection and mitigation
is more complex than radon. Contaminant vapor intrusion is a dynamic technical issue with new knowledge continuously
arising for assessment, mitigation, toxicology, and risk assessment. Because site reuse is inherent in brownfields
redevelopment projects, it is imperative that the program be technically sound regarding vapor intrusion to protect the
users of these properties.

Because there are now more than 795 completed brownfields agreements, North Carolina has more varied experience with
vapor intrusion than any other state in the South or mid-Atlantic region. The Section is meeting this challenge by ensuring
stewardship of land-use restrictions through its Property Management Branch, and that vapor intrusion mitigation systems
are properly designed and installed through professional engineers. In May 2024, the Section released guidance for
stakeholders to provide consistency and predictability to the vapor intrusion assessment and mitigation on brownfields
properties.

1 5 | P a g e

I. Evolution of Future Work
Because the Section has completed 795 agreements and amendments since 1998, the need for more post-agreement work
continues to rise. This includes work on compliance assistance for all completed agreements as well as work that arises
from new owners seeking land-use changes on existing agreements or new information regarding contaminants on
properties that may affect public health. When public health protections rely on land-use restrictions, a robust compliance
monitoring and assistance program is an absolute necessity. With the substantial and sustained increase in numbers of
existing brownfields agreements, the Section saw a growing need to rebalance some of its expenditures toward
compliance monitoring and assistance. As such, the Section created the Property Management Unit (now Branch) in 2018
to address all post-agreement activities to manage the continued effectiveness of the land-use restrictions at brownfields
properties without compromising production of new agreements. The Section soon realized that additional funding would
be needed for this and made this site stewardship effort its centerpiece for the BIL Grant it applied for from the EPA. The
grant application was successful, and the Section was awarded BIL grant funds for this public health stewardship effort.
Through these funds, and as noted above, the Property Management Branch has continued to grow to meet this challenge.

The emerging short-term risk of trichloroethene (TCE) and the subsequent Immediate Action Level guidance from the
Secretaries’ Science Advisory Board (SAB) has affected the resource requirements on brownfields agreements and their
monitoring. Because TCE is a common vapor intrusion contaminant with potential short-term impacts on human
development as well as longer term impacts on human health, sites with TCE in groundwater or soil vapor are requiring
more assessment, more mitigation, and a higher level of effort from the Section and prospective developers than ever
before to ensure risk mitigation. Through the BIL grant the Section has received, it was able to purchase portable
monitoring equipment which is able to detect TCE at the necessary levels at or below the SAB Immediate Action level in
real time. This will allow a significant technical advance in public health protection for sites with TCE vapor intrusion
issues. Two monitoring units were purchased in 2024 and will be operational in 2025.

J. Fund Status
The Section receives no State appropriation and exists through two funding sources: federal cooperative agreement funds
and Section fee receipts. All of the brownfields fees charged by the Section are deposited into the Brownfields Property
Reuse Act Implementation Account and used to fund the Section’s operating costs as required under the General Statutes.
For the State fiscal reporting year from July 1, 2023, through June 30, 2024, the Brownfields Property Reuse Act
Implementation Account had a beginning balance of $3,185,434, fee receipts of $1,025,500 and disbursements of
$1,524,625. This yields a State fiscal year 2024 ending fund balance of $2,686,309. Table 1 below shows the fund status
for the last 6 years.

Table I-1. Brownfield Property Reuse Act Implementation Account Balances
Date Fund Balance
June 30, 2019 $2,674,401
June 30, 2020 $2,433,134
June 30, 2021 $2,320,586
June 30, 2022 $2,884,878
June 30, 2023 $3,185,434
June 30, 2024 $2,686,309

The statute authorizes fees equivalent to the cost to the State. The fund balance serves not only to generate brownfields
agreements but also implementation and monitoring per the statute. For the long-term health of the fund, the Section is
developing an appropriate fee increase that represents the cost to the State, as there has not been an increase since 2008.
The Section also intends to track the cost to the State of resolving non-compliance issues with existing land-use
restrictions. Not only will this help offset the cost of Property Management Branch staffing, but it will further incentivize
owners to maintain compliance with existing land-use restrictions. Regardless, the Section plans to continue to fully use
1 6 | P a g e

its brownfields implementation account to increase its staff capacity as demand for brownfields agreements and their
long-term stewardship continues to increase.

K. Further Information
For additional information on the Brownfields Redevelopment Section, please visit the Section’s website at:
www.ncbrownfields.org. The website contains a map of all completed and active sites in the program, which also serves
as a portal to the electronic records for each site within the program. The Section also posts information about properties
being redeveloped or other relevant programmatic news items via DEQ’s Facebook and X (formerly known as Twitter)
channels.

1 7 | P a g e

Chapter II: Dry-Cleaning Solvent Cleanup Act

A. Executive Summary
As required by the Dry-Cleaning Solvent Cleanup Act (DSCA) of 1997 and amendments (G.S. 143- 215.104A et seq.),
this report provides an annual update on activities conducted in the DSCA program in fiscal year (FY) 2023-24. The
DSCA of 1997 and its amendments created a fund for assessment and cleanup of dry-cleaning solvent environmental
contamination at dry-cleaning and wholesale distribution facilities. It also authorized the program to develop and enforce
rules relating to the prevention of dry-cleaning solvent releases at operating facilities.

Since the start of the DSCA Program began, 577 sites with known or suspected dry-cleaning solvent contamination have
been reported to DWM. Of these, 527 have been certified into the DSCA Program. During FY 2023-24, the DSCA
Program continued to make significant progress in all aspects of program implementation. Highlights of DSCA’s
accomplishments in remediating sites, protecting human health, and preventing future releases, include:

• Issuing No Further Action (NFA) notices for 2 remediated sites, with 14 additional sites identified as ready for
NFA status;
• Installing subslab depressurization systems at one business and one residence to address vapor intrusion;
• Monitoring vapor mitigation systems and control measures at 23 residences and 34 businesses;
• Providing temporary water supply to 2 residences and providing permanent water supply hookup to one business
and one residence;
• Maintaining well water filtration systems for five residences;
• Issuing a total of 327 work authorizations to the program’s independent contractors for work at certified sites;
• Conducting 361 compliance inspections at 343 active dry cleaners;
• Performing 9 outreach visits to educate and assist new business owners/operators with environmental compliance;
and
• Distributing 148 perchloroethylene compliance calendars to assist with dry cleaners with record-keeping
requirements.
• Distributing 217 self-inspection packets to hydrocarbon dry cleaners.
•
The DSCA Fund continues to be solvent with an end-of-fiscal year fund balance of approximately $14.3 million and
encumbered funds totaling $10.9 million. The program is using its resources efficiently, and expenditures are closely
monitored to ensure adequate funding is maintained. Additional funds will be encumbered in FY 2024-25 as new
contracts are implemented.

Based on data regarding site cleanup costs in North Carolina and the nation, cleaning up the 527 sites that have been
certified in DSCA will cost an estimated $256 million. DEQ estimates there may be as many as 1,500 contaminated dry-
cleaning sites in North Carolina. Projected costs to clean up 50 percent of those sites are expected to exceed $375 million.
To ensure that the program and funding remain viable to adequately address sites certified and new sites yet to be
discovered, S.L. 2019-237 (H399), effective November 1, 2019, extended the DSCA Program and funding for an
additional 10 years.

B. Program Activity
The General Assembly enacted DSCA to 1) clean up contamination from dry-cleaning solvents at both retail dry cleaners
and wholesale solvent distribution sites, and 2) protect human health and the environment by preventing future dry-
cleaning solvent contamination. DEQ made significant progress during FY 2023-24 in implementing the cleanup and
compliance components of DSCA.

1 8 | P a g e

1. Assessing Health Risk at Sites and Conducting Site Cleanups
During the past fiscal year, DWM directed significant energy toward the assessment and remediation of sites with
contamination from dry-cleaning solvents. DWM continued to implement initiatives to ensure the protection of human
health by assessing and mitigating vapor intrusion (indoor air pollution from solvent contamination in the soil or
groundwater) and providing clean water supplies to affected residents. During FY 2023-24, DWM staff and the program’s
three independent contractors performed the following activities:

• screened sites for imminent hazards, such as threatened water supply wells and vapor intrusion into buildings;
• abated indoor vapor hazards from contaminated soils and groundwater;
• continued testing and maintenance of vapor mitigation systems installed at businesses and residences;
• investigated active and abandoned dry-cleaning sites with potential dry-cleaning solvent contamination;
• provided temporary clean water supplies;
• conducted comprehensive site assessments delineating the extent of contamination;
• remediated contaminated soil;
• remediated contaminated groundwater;
• performed operation and maintenance of remediation systems; and
• evaluated site risks and prepared sites for closure.

2. Sites in the Program
Fifteen new sites were certified into DSCA during FY 2023-24 as compared to 17 sites in FY 2022-23. Table II-1
provides current and cumulative statistics for sites certified into the DSCA Program. A site becomes certified when a
petitioner enters into an assessment and remediation agreement with DWM. Figure II-1 depicts the number of
contaminated dry-cleaning sites participating in the DSCA Program. A list of certified sites, along with current site status,
is provided in Appendix A. Table II-2 provides the distribution of certified sites by classification and operating facility
size.

The majority of certified sites, 77%, are entered into the DSCA program by property owners who purchase or own
abandoned dry-cleaning properties and were not responsible for the contamination. The remaining petitioners are dry-
cleaning business owners and/or operators.

Following certification, the risk to human health, safety and the environment are assessed, with specific emphasis on risk
posed by contaminated well water and vapor intrusion into buildings. During FY 2023-24, the DSCA Program issued 327
authorizations and/or change orders to the program’s independent contractors for work at certified sites, 214 of those were
for assessment of impacted groundwater and/or vapor intrusion risk and 57 were for groundwater monitoring. Another 56
work authorizations issued were for interim actions such as soil excavation or installation of indoor air filtration units to
mitigate vapor intrusion, operation and maintenance of remedial systems or water filtration systems, risk assessments and
closure activities. The total number of work authorizations decreased from 362 in FY 2022-23 to 327 in FY 2023-24 but
remain relatively stable.

Rules that establish a risk-based approach to assessing and cleaning up certified sites in the DSCA Program became
effective on October 1, 2007. These rules and associated guidance allow program staff to determine the risk posed to
human health and the environment at each site and, if necessary, to calculate the appropriate cleanup levels for soil and
groundwater.

During FY 2023-24, DWM issued No Further Action (NFA) notices for 2 contaminated dry-cleaning sites in the program,
bringing the total to 135 DSCA sites that have been given NFA status since the risk-based rules became effective in
October 2007. DWM is recommending no further action at an additional 14 DSCA sites (“Sites Pending Closure” in Table
II-1). The program anticipates issuing between 3 and 5 NFA notices in the coming fiscal year. Preparing a site for No
Further Action involves completing an assessment of the extent and magnitude of contamination, evaluating the risks
posed by the contaminants, mitigating any unacceptable risks, remediating contamination as needed, ensuring stability of
the groundwater contaminant plume, preparing a risk management plan, soliciting public input, and recording notices to
1 9 | P a g e

ensure that site conditions remain protective. In accordance with DSCA statutes, the program provides the proposed risk
management plan and associated notices to the appropriate local governments (counties and municipalities) and
announces the availability of the plan to the public through local newspapers, direct mailings to property owners on or
adjacent to the contamination site, and by posting a notice at the site.

2Table II-1 DSCA Certified Site Status (through June 30, 2024)
Certification Status FY 2023-24 Cumulative
Contaminated Sites 15 577
Certified 15 527
Determined Ineligible - 4
Not Certified - 46
Certified Sites Pending Closure 14 -
Certified Sites Closed 2 135

1Figure II-1. Known dry-cleaning solvent contaminated sites in North Carolina

2 0 | P a g e

3 Table II-2. Classifications of DSCA Certified Sites (June 30, 2024)
Classifications Number of Sites Percentage
Abandoned 361 69
Wholesale Distribution 3 1
Operating 163 30
Small Size (1-4 employees) 91 56
Medium Size (5-9 employees) 42 26
Large Size (>10 employees) 30 18

Table II-3 provides a summary of the actions undertaken to address direct threats to human health and the environment.
During FY 2023-24, DWM continued to supply clean water to five residences where municipal water is not available. In
total, DWM has provided municipal water to 66 residences and 14 businesses that have had their water supply wells
impacted or threatened by dry-cleaning solvent contamination from 25 DSCA sites.

4Table II-3. DSCA Site Cleanup Statistics
Accomplishments FY 2023-24 Cumulative
Water Supply Provided
Municipal Water Connection - residences 1 67
Municipal Water Connection - businesses 1 14
Temporary Water Supplied - residences 2 34
Temporary Water Supplied - businesses 1 7
Number of DSCA sites involved - 25
Vapor Intrusion (VI) Mitigated
VI Control System Installed - residences 1 23
VI Control System Installed - businesses 1 93
Number of DSCA sites involved 1 73
Active Remediation Implemented
Number of DSCA Soil Remediations Implemented 1 111
Number of DSCA sites involved 1 99
Number of DSCA Groundwater Remediations
Implemented - 77
Number of DSCA sites involved - 56

Addressing indoor air pollution from tetrachloroethylene (PERC) releases and breakdown contaminants continues to be a
high priority since many DSCA sites have occupied structures on or adjacent to PERC contamination. During FY 2023-
24, the program installed subslab depressurization systems at one business and one residence to address vapor intrusion.
Since 2006, DWM has installed vapor control measures at 93 businesses and 23 residences because of dry-cleaning
solvent contamination from 73 DSCA sites.

During FY 2023-24, the program monitored the effectiveness of groundwater remedies at 25 DSCA sites and maintained
one active groundwater remediation system at one site. During the life of the DSCA Program, DWM has implemented
111 soil cleanup actions at 99 DSCA sites and conducted 77 groundwater cleanup actions at 56 DSCA sites.
2 1 | P a g e

3. Site Prioritization System
The DSCA Program requires that site cleanup disbursements be made on higher priority sites first. Data from the
program’s vapor intrusion investigations indicate that this type of direct human exposure is a threat at several DSCA sites.
To ensure that this health concern receives appropriate attention, the program has revised its prioritization method to
include potential indoor air threats. Due to the growing number of DSCA sites and the complex nature of assessing and
remediating PERC contamination, the DSCA Program continues to evaluate and implement cost-efficient measures to
ensure the fund’s solvency.

4. Vapor Intrusion
Among states with dry-cleaning programs, the North Carolina DSCA Program continues to work at the forefront in
addressing vapor intrusion issues at dry-cleaning solvent-contaminated sites.

Due to the volatility of PERC – one of the most common dry-cleaning solvents – the potential for vapor intrusion exists at
many dry-cleaning sites. The DSCA Program has shared its large library of North Carolina vapor intrusion data with the
EPA to supplement data it uses to establish attenuation factors and screening levels. The EPA welcomed North Carolina’s
data from commercial structures in the southeastern United States.

An issue that continues to affect some contaminated dry-cleaning sites involves the presence of trichloroethylene (TCE) in
indoor air. Not only is TCE a chemical produced by the breakdown of PERC in the environment, but TCE is also a
spotting agent in the dry-cleaning industry as well as a common solvent in many industrial settings. At contaminated sites,
health threats from volatile contaminants in indoor air are often associated with long-term (chronic) exposure to chemicals
migrating from the subsurface into indoor air. Recent studies along with other toxicological information suggest that
short-term (acute) exposure to TCE in indoor air may raise the risk for fetal heart malformation during the first trimester
of pregnancy. Staff from DWM’s cleanup programs, including DSCA, worked with DEQ to develop protocols to
promptly address acute exposure situations. When site data suggests that there is a potential for exposure to unacceptable
levels of TCE in indoor air, staff provide immediate notification and educational resources to affected parties. The DSCA
Program promptly mitigates risks to indoor air quality when dry-cleaning solvent contamination in the environment is
causing unacceptable risks in indoor air. Since 2006, DWM has installed vapor control measures at 93 businesses and 23
residences because of dry-cleaning solvent contamination from 70 DSCA sites. DSCA is currently performing monitoring
and maintenance of vapor mitigation systems and control measures at 23 residences and 34 businesses.

5. Investigation of Potential New Sites
In 2007, DSCA was amended to allow the program to spend up to 1 percent of the DSCA fund balance each year to
investigate active and abandoned dry-cleaning sites that the program believes may be contaminated. If dry-cleaning
solvent contamination is found, the potentially responsible party is given the choice of entering the program as a petitioner
or allowing the site to be addressed under the Inactive Hazardous Sites Branch. If they choose the latter, the responsible
party may be required to reimburse DSCA for the investigation costs.

There has been an increase each year in the number of sites with potential dry-cleaning solvent contamination identified
or referred for investigation. A number of these do not get investigated due to the spending limit for investigations. S.L.
2022-74 (H103), effective July 11, 2022, included an amendment to G.S. 143-215.104C(d) which increased the amount of
the fund that can be used for investigation of contaminated sites to 3%. Under this provision, the program conducted a
limited investigation at one potential dry-cleaning contaminated site during FY 2023-24. Since 2007, DSCA has
investigated 125 sites for potential dry-cleaning solvent contamination, with 91 of those sites becoming certified into the
program.

The DSCA Program continues to partner with other agencies to identify new sites and coordinate assessment and cleanup
efforts to ensure effective use of State resources. Data provided by DEQ’s Underground Storage Tank Section,
Brownfields Redevelopment Section, Inactive Hazardous Sites Branch, the DEQ Division of Water Resources Public
Water Supply Section, and municipal environmental programs reveal monitoring wells and supply wells with
contaminants that may be from dry-cleaning operations. DSCA staff compare contaminated well locations to known
locations of more than 2,000 active and abandoned dry-cleaning facility sites to help identify potential dry-cleaning
2 2 | P a g e

contaminant sources. The program also shares data and coordinates assessment and cleanup activities with other DWM
programs, such as the Brownfields Redevelopment and Underground Storage Tanks Sections, to ensure that remedial
strategies are protective and implemented effectively.

6. Identified Contamination Sites
A total of 577 sites known or suspected to be contaminated by dry-cleaning solvents have been reported to the
department. The DSCA Program has certified 527 of these sites into the cleanup program, as noted in Table II-1.
Appendix A lists, by county, the sites with known or suspected dry-cleaning solvent contamination reported to DEQ and
sites certified in the program. During FY 2023-24, the DSCA Program certified 15 new sites into the program. The
program’s 3 percent investigation allowance was used to identify contamination at one of the sites certified during the
fiscal year. As noted above, the program anticipates that additional dry-cleaning solvent contamination sites will be
discovered using the investigative allowance in FY 2024-25.

7. DSCA Contracts
The program currently manages three contracts with three State-lead environmental engineering firms, with a total end-of-
fiscal year encumbrance of approximately $10.9 million. The contracts establish terms and conditions under which
qualified environmental engineering firms assess and remediate contaminated dry-cleaning sites in the DSCA Program.

8. Customer Service Initiatives
During FY 2023-24, the program continued to promote the DEQ mission of excellent customer service by making public
records more accessible, providing easy access to DSCA site locations, engaging communities affected by dry-cleaning
solvent contamination, assisting property owners, lenders and interested parties with property transactions and sharing
program updates with interested stakeholders on a regular basis. The program uses its website to provide a variety of
information including, but not limited to, maps, public records access, forms, rules and statutes, updates on sites of
interest, stakeholder meeting information, and staff contact information.

a) Public Records
Improving the accessibility to public records has been a high priority for all DWM programs. To date, all the DSCA
Program’s current and legacy records have been digitized, and the frequently requested document types have been
uploaded to the Laserfiche document management system. Laserfiche is available through the DWM website and allows
users the ability to search and download public records. In FY 2023-24, the DSCA Program also began efforts to enter all
site laboratory data and results into the online EQuIS environmental data management system and will continue this
process into FY 2024-25.

b) Site Location Information
The availability of site location information is important to the public and many decision-makers, including property
buyers and sellers, lenders, municipalities, and State and local environmental programs. The program continues to
maintain location data on a web-based map viewer on the DWM website. In addition, the program has consistently
supported and been involved in the development of DWM’s well-permitting support system, which is an online site
locator tool based on the ARC-GIS Online platform.

c) Meetings and Presentations
DWM continues to encourage stakeholder involvement in the DSCA Program. The existing stakeholder group is
comprised of representatives from the dry-cleaning industry, environmental organizations, attorneys, environmental
consultants, and the public. Program representatives hold semi-annual meetings to report on accomplishments and
initiatives, solicit feedback on topics that affect the program and present remediation projects of interest to the attendees.
Virtual stakeholder meetings were held in November 2023 and May 2024. In upcoming FY 2024-25, it is anticipated that
stakeholder meetings will continue to be held virtually or will be a hybrid of in-person and virtual meetings. The virtual
stakeholder meetings have increased participation since stakeholders, particularly dry cleaner owners/operators can
participate from their hometowns and do not have leave their businesses to travel to Raleigh to attend.

2 3 | P a g e

The DSCA Program continues to participate as one of the original members of the State Coalition for the Remediation of
Drycleaners (SCRD). The coalition was established in 1998, with support from the EPA’s Office of Superfund
Remediation and Technology Innovation. It is comprised of representatives from 13 states with established dry-cleaning
remediation programs, and 12 additional states with representatives who are considering developing a dry-cleaning
remediation program or are managing dry-cleaner remediation under other authorities. The coalition conducts regular
conference calls throughout the year to provide a forum to share and discuss program information, remediation
technologies, case studies, state initiatives, or state and federal hot topics.

d) Property Assistance
The DSCA Program provides continuous assistance to property owners, prospective buyers/developers, lenders and
interested parties to facilitate transactions which provide for the reuse of contaminated property. Correspondence and
phone calls are frequently provided to explain the DSCA Program or the status of a site already in the program which
allows a comfort level to interested parties to move forward with property transactions.

C. Facility Compliance
The Environmental Management Commission has been authorized under the Dry-Cleaning Solvent Cleanup Act to
develop rules that operating dry-cleaning facilities must follow to prevent environmental contamination by dry-cleaning
solvents. During FY 2023-24, the DSCA Program had three inspectors performing outreach visits, inspections and
enforcement at dry-cleaning facilities and wholesale distribution facilities statewide.

In addition to the program’s Minimum Management Practices (MMP) regulations, enforcement authority is delegated to
DWM for violations of applicable air quality rules. DWM’s Hazardous Waste Section has granted authority to the DSCA
Compliance Program to inspect dry cleaners for compliance with the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA)
Hazardous Waste regulations. This allows one program in DEQ to ensure compliance with all environmental regulatory
requirements and gives dry-cleaners and the public a single DEQ point-of-contact for compliance questions or concerns.

1. Educational Assistance Visits
During FY 2023-24, DWM inspectors conducted 9 outreach educational assistance visits at active dry-cleaning facilities.
Typically, outreach visits in the program currently are conducted when a new owner/operator takes over a facility or a
new facility opens. The dry-cleaning industry is declining or stable and there are not new facilities opening on a regular
basis. However, during routine inspections, DWM inspectors educate facility owners and operators on a variety of topics
including record keeping, waste storage, filter changes, etc. To date, DSCA inspectors performed 95 educational outreach
visits at active dry-cleaners, many of which had not previously been inspected by a DEQ program. These outreach visits
were mainly conducted when the compliance program was implemented and in the immediate years afterward (2012-
2015) to familiarize the facilities with new regulations. This outreach educates owners and operators regarding the
MMPs, hazardous waste and air quality regulations.

2. Inspections and Enforcement
The DSCA Program conducts unannounced, full compliance inspections at regulated dry-cleaning facilities and wholesale
distribution facilities to ensure that dry-cleaning facilities are compliant with all applicable regulations. In setting
inspection priorities, the program considers multiple factors including facility-specific compliance history, business
owner/operator changes, emerging solvents or equipment, and regulatory changes at the federal, State, or municipal level.

At the beginning of FY 2023-24, there were 358 dry-cleaning facilities subject to inspection by the DSCA Program. At
the close of FY 2023-24, there were 331 dry-cleaning facilities subject to inspection by the DSCA Program. The number
of dry-cleaning facilities operating continues to decline due to closures and many of the cleaners are switching to solvents
that are not subject to inspection by the DSCA Program. The decline in the number of dry-cleaning facilities subject to
inspection by the DSCA Program are shown in Figure II-2.

2 4 | P a g e

2Figure II-2. Dry-Cleaning Facilities Subject to Inspection

The goal of the compliance program is to inspect facilities at a minimum of once every 2 years. In May 2022, a self-
inspection checklist and process was developed for dry-cleaning facilities using hydrocarbon solvents. These facilities
pose less of a threat to the environment than facilities using perchloroethylene solvent and compliance can be managed in
a more efficient manner allowing inspectors to concentrate on perchloroethylene cleaners. Following implementation of
this self-inspection process for hydrocarbon dry-cleaning facilities, the goal will be to inspect all perchloroethylene dry-
cleaning facilities at a minimum once a year.

During FY 2023-24, the DSCA Program staff conducted 361 inspections at 343 facilities. Some facilities require repeat
visits accounting for the difference of 18 inspections/facilities. Common violations identified were the failure to install
spill containment under dry-cleaning machines and waste solvent storage areas, failure to seal waste solvent containers,
failure to inspect dry-cleaning equipment, and failure to record and maintain National Emission Standards for Hazardous
Air Pollutants recordkeeping logs.

To be eligible to participate in the DSCA Program, all operating dry-cleaning facilities and wholesale distribution
facilities must be compliant with the DSCA MMPs. During FY 2023-24, DSCA staff inspected 5 active facilities seeking
entry into the cleanup program.

3. Additional Compliance Outreach
The DSCA Compliance Unit continues to evaluate and implement enhancements to improve compliance rates among the
regulated community.

Since 2007, the DSCA Program has produced a PERC compliance calendar that provides all applicable rules,
recordkeeping, guidance, and reference information in one document for the convenience of facility owners and operators.
The calendar has received positive reviews from North Carolina dry-cleaners and industry officials in other states, where
it has been praised for its comprehensive scope and functionality. In FY 2023-24, the program mailed or hand-delivered
approximately 148 PERC calendars to dry-cleaning facilities statewide for the 2023 calendar year. The calendars include
instructions in Spanish and Korean.

2 5 | P a g e

Since the 2016 calendar year, the program had also produced a petroleum solvent compliance calendar for cleaners who
operate dry-cleaning machines that use regulated petroleum solvent. Through collaboration with stakeholders and DEQ
small business assistance personnel, it was determined that a self-inspection checklist required to be submitted annually
by dry-cleaning facilities using regulated petroleum solvent could be an efficient way to manage compliance at these
facilities that pose less of a threat to the environment regarding contamination. The self-inspection checklist will be used
by the compliance inspectors to prioritize inspections at these facilities. Submission of the checklist does not exclude any
facility from inspection by the DSCA Program and it is still the goal of the program to inspect these facilities at a
minimum once every two years. In FY 2023-24, the program mailed or hand-delivered approximately 217 self-inspection
checklist packets to dry-cleaning facilities statewide to be returned January 2025. The packets also included informational
materials, such as an emergency information form, facility change status form, regional inspector map, etc., to assist dry-
cleaning facilities with compliance. The packets are also available in Spanish and Korean. The DSCA Program has
access to a hazardous waste inspector who speaks Korean fluently and translates outreach materials and regulations to
better serve North Carolina’s regulated community. Reducing language and cultural barriers help improve communication
and compliance among Korean-speaking dry-cleaning owners and operators. The Korean-speaking members of the dry-
cleaning community have responded very positively to DSCA’s efforts to improve communication. The program
continues to evaluate ways to better enable compliance among all North Carolina dry-cleaners and wholesale distribution
facilities.

D. Program Financial Status and Projections

1. Fund Receipts and Disbursements
The primary funding sources for the dry-cleaning solvent cleanup fund are a tax on dry-cleaning solvents, the State
portion of the current sales tax on dry-cleaning, and co-payments from petitioners participating in the cleanup program.
Disbursements consist primarily of payments to the program’s independent contractors for site assessment and
remediation and program administration costs. DSCA Fund receipts and disbursements for the FY 2023-24 and for the life
of the DSCA Program are shown in Table II-4.

2 6 | P a g e

5Table II-4. DSCA Fund through FY 2023-24
Receipts FY 2023-24 (through 6/30/24) Duration of Program
Solvent Tax Revenue: $ 59,366.99 $ 12,640,356.49
Sales Tax Revenue: $ 9,323,838.07 $ 171,355,408.19
Petitioner Payments (fee/copay): $ 109,575.87 $ 2,375,119.60
Miscellaneous: $0 $ 195,051.93
Rebate: $0 $ 28,870.11
Interest: $0 $ 7,522,262.17
Total Receipts: $ 9,492,780.93 $ 194,117,068.49
Disbursements FY 2023-24 (through 6/30/24) Duration of Program
Dept. of Revenue Admin: $0 $ 57,272.02
Reimbursements/Payments: $0 $ 1,963,993.23
Contracts: $ 7,954,151.48 $ 140,061,653.49
Haz Waste Fees: $ 58,975.00 $ 2,060,153.41
County Well Permit Fees: $ 74,590.00 $ 871,120.00
Transfer to Inactive Haz Sites: $0 $ 400,000.00
Transfer to Green Square Proj: $0 $ 1,291,035.00
Transfer - Budget Shortfall: $0 $ 6,475,812.93
DEQ Admin: $ 1,673,736.86 $ 26,704,091.91
Total Disbursements: $ 9,761,453.34 $ 179,885,131.99
Fund Balance as of 6/30/24: $ 14,261,936.50
Encumbered in Contracts as of 6/30/24: $ 10,873,950.51

2. Estimated Future Assessment and Remediation Expenditures
During FY 2023-24, fund expenditures directly related to the implementation of DSCA was like the previous fiscal year
(see DSCA-Related Disbursements in Table II-5 and Figure II-3). The DSCA Program closely monitors expenditures to
ensure adequate funding is maintained to assess all sites, perform mitigation and remediation activities when needed, and
move sites toward closure. Site work expenditures have reduced the fund balance from its peak of $37.6 million in 2008
to a low of $5.6 million in 2016. DSCA Fund receipts for the past thirteen years have been relatively stable, ranging
between approximately $8 million and $9 million per year. The total FY 2023-24 receipts from the solvent tax, sales and
use tax, and petitioner payments increased approximately 11% from the FY 2022-23 receipts, compared to an increase of
approximately 6% the previous fiscal year. The DSCA Fund receipts for FY 2024-25 are expected to be relatively stable
and like FY 2023-24.

6Table II-5. Historic DSCA Fund Statistics
Fiscal Year Receipts Total Disbursements DSCA-Related
Disbursements
Fund Balance
FY 03-04 9,487,233.94 489,024.96 489,024.96 13,547,987.50
FY 04-05 9,660,612.84 1,806,911.93 1,806,911.93 21,401,688.41
FY 05-06 9,913,615.29 2,126,835.62 2,126,835.62 29,188,468.08
FY 06-07 10,687,669.06 4,184,051.63 4,184,051.63 35,692,085.50
FY 07-08 10,307,477.83 8,413,240.75 8,413,240.75 37,586,322.59
2 7 | P a g e

FY 08-09* 9,513,473.12 22,818,089.84 14,803,890.84 24,281,705.87
FY 09-10* 8,147,167.40 16,812,337.01 16,808,702.01 15,658,644.76
FY 10-11* 8,627,803.92 11,371,154.52 11,222,140.59 12,915,294.16
FY 11-12 9,124,256.44 8,208,478.47 8,208,478.47 13,859,866.72
FY 12-13 8,580,621.94 9,835,705.15 9,835,705.15 12,604,783.26
FY 13-14 8,190,699.90 11,958,967.35 11,958,967.35 8,836,516.06
FY 14-15 8,181,706.31 10,939,433.40 10,939,433.40 6,078,788.97
FY 15-16 8,284,815.52 8,741,519.44 8,741,519.44 5,622,085.05
FY 16-17 8,393,644.71 7,349,688.20 7,349,688.20 6,666,041.56
FY 17-18 8,681,394.03 7,429,454.53 7,429,454.53 7,917,981.06
FY 18-19 9,063,204.11 7,801,661.38 7,801,661.38 9,179,523.79
FY 19-20 9,180,783.26 7,970,265.54 7,970,265.54 10,390,041.51
FY 20-21 8,717,494.34 5,841,099.71 5,841,099.71 13,266,436.14
FY 21-22 7,969,523.95 7,514,248.46 7,514,248.46 13,721,711.63
FY 22-23 8,465,957.32 7,657,060.04 7,657,060.04 14,530,608.91
FY 23-24 9,492,780.93 9,761,453.34 9,761,453.34 14,261,936.50
* Difference in total disbursements and DSCA-related disbursements due to non-DSCA-related fund transfers.

3Figure II-3. DSCA Fund Trends

$0
$5
$10
$15
$20
$25
$30
$35
$40
Mi
l
l
i
o
n
s
Receipts Total Disbursements Disbursements Fund Balance
2 8 | P a g e

Using the DSCA Program’s State-lead cleanup costs and national estimates of total average costs to clean up
contaminated dry-cleaning sites, the program can project the estimated costs to address the sites currently certified in the
DSCA Program. Using an estimated average total cleanup cost of $500,000 per site, it will take more than $264 million
(not including DEQ’s administrative costs) to address the 527 sites that have been certified in the program. Based on data
from the N.C. Department of Labor, there are at least 2,000 active and abandoned dry-cleaning facilities in the State.
Investigations performed across the nation indicate that contamination is present in at least 75 percent of all dry-cleaning
operations. Applying this percentage to the number of current and former facilities in North Carolina, a total of 1,500
contaminated sites may be present, equaling an estimated $750 million in cleanup costs. If only 50 percent of these
contaminated sites are accepted into the DSCA Program, the projected total cleanup cost (adjusted for inflation) would be
approximately $375 million.

E. DSCA Administrative Costs
According to DSCA, up to 20 percent of annual revenues deposited into the fund may be used by DEQ and the N.C.
Attorney General’s Office to administer the program. The administrative costs-to-revenue ratio has been relatively steady,
fluctuating between 17 and 19 percent since FY 2018-19 and is shown in Figure II-4. The current administrative cost-to-
revenue ratio is at 17.6 percent and is expected to slightly increase in the coming fiscal year. Several positions may be
added in the near future to address post-closure property management. With the addition of staff and legislative salary
increases, if the 20 percent of annual revenues to administer the program is not adequate in the future, a legislative change
to increase the administrative percentage may be necessary.

4Figure II-4. DSCA Administrative Expenses

F. Actions to Ensure Fund Solvency
Between 2008 and 2011, the increased expenditures on-site cleanups had substantially reduced the fund balance. The
program continues to experience an increase in the number of sites petitioning into the cleanup program, along with an
increase in vapor intrusion-related assessment and mitigation. As demonstrated during previous years, the program
continues to closely monitor and adjust expenditures to ensure that funds are available to address certified sites. The
DSCA Program’s prioritization strategy ensures that sites requiring remediation are addressed in priority order while
maintaining fund solvency.

As noted above, total collections for FY 2023-24 were approximately $9.5 million. The fund has a balance of
approximately $14.3 million, with contract monies encumbered or pending encumbrance totaling $10.9 million. The
DSCA Fund is solvent. The remaining fund balance is expected to be encumbered in new contracts in FY 2024-25. The
5%
10%
15%
20%
25%
Administrative Expenses Percentage Administrative Cap
2 9 | P a g e

DSCA Program implements measures to closely monitor expenditures and prioritize spending at identified dry-cleaning
contaminated sites to ensure that potentially reduced funds are sufficient to address risk to human health and safety.

The DSCA Program is entirely receipt funded by taxes on dry-cleaning solvents and the dry-cleaning related sales and use
tax. These taxes are appropriately used to assess and remediate dry-cleaning solvent contamination. Given the DSCA
Program’s broad support by the dry-cleaning industry and its success in cleaning up contaminated dry-cleaning sites,
mitigating risks and preventing future releases, legislation was signed November 1, 2019, to extend the program and the
funding for an additional 10 years. The sunset date for the DSCA Program is now Jan.1, 2032. The dry-cleaning solvent
tax was extended to Jan. 1, 2030, and the sales and use tax transfer was extended to July 1, 2030.

The DSCA Program provides a cost-effective means of protecting the public and the environment from risks posed by
dry-cleaning solvent contamination and provides property owners and dry cleaners the opportunity to allow site
contamination to be remediated at costs that they can afford.

G. Program Challenges
Over the past decade, contaminant vapor intrusion has been a focal point for the DSCA Program as discussed in Section
B.4 of this report. The DSCA Program is a leader in rapid response to address vapor intrusion issues across North
Carolina at DSCA sites and assists other programs with technical expertise when needed. Typically, within 24 hours of
verifying contaminant concentrations in indoor air that exceed the inhalation action level, the DSCA Program staff is on-
site deploying air handling units to immediately to reduce exposures to below the action levels. This scenario occurs
approximately 10 times a year. The DSCA Program then develops a plan to address vapor intrusion on a more permanent
basis through remediation or installation of a more robust mitigation system. Not every DSCA site requires rapid response
to vapor intrusion because the contaminant levels in indoor air do not exceed immediate action levels. However, vapor
intrusion is an issue that is addressed by the DSCA Program at approximately 80 percent of its sites to protect against
current and future exposure to potential vapor intrusion contaminants. The DSCA Program meets the challenges of vapor
intrusion by remaining at the forefront of technical assessment and mitigation of sites and has set the standard for
innovative sampling techniques and the collection of data to assist EPA with vapor intrusion guidance.

The rules in 15A NCAC 02S, which are Rules and Criteria for the Administration of the Dry-Cleaning Solvent Cleanup
Fund, are currently going through the readoption process which began with a presentation to the Environmental
Management Commission’s Groundwater and Waste Management Committee in May 2024. The rule adoption process is
expected to conclude in May 2027.

The number of contaminated properties being redeveloped has been increasing. These properties are redeveloped while
the site is being addressed in the DSCA program and after the site has been closed by DSCA using land-use restrictions.
The burden on staff time and expertise to address these redevelopment needs will require dedicated staff members to
oversee the activities at these sites. Additionally, dedicated staff will be necessary to oversee the post closure activities at
the growing number of sites closed under the DSCA program to ensure compliance with land-use restrictions and
protection of public health. DWM’s Brownfields Redevelopment Section has a Property Management Branch that
performs these functions, and it is anticipated that the Superfund Section will establish a similar unit in the coming year to
address redevelopment and post-closure sites in all Superfund programs, including DSCA.

3 0 | P a g e

Chapter III: Hazardous Waste Program
A. Executive Summary
This annual report describes the activities of North Carolina's Hazardous Waste Management Program, Resident Inspector
Program, and Mercury Switch Removal Program for State FY 2023-24. It is prepared pursuant to G.S. 130A-294(i) and is
presented to the General Assembly and its Fiscal Research Division. North Carolina’s Hazardous Waste Management
Program protects human health and the environment from the risks presented by the potential mismanagement of
hazardous waste.
• Hazardous waste received by the nine commercial hazardous waste facilities in North Carolina in FY 2023-24
amounted to 32,120.33 tons. This data is from the Resident Inspector Program (RIP).
• Hazardous waste generated by businesses and industries in North Carolina in FY 2023-24 totaled approximately
113,997 tons. Hazardous waste generated data is from the EPA’s Resource Conservation Recovery Act
Information (RCRAInfo) database system.
• The number of small quantity generators (SQGs) and very small quantity generators (VSQGs) increased in FY
2023-24. The quantity of hazardous waste generated by these facilities is not available since there is no regulatory
requirement for these facilities to report hazardous waste generated.
• Inspection, compliance assistance, and enforcement activities at hazardous waste facilities resulted in the safe
management of an estimated 1,750 gallons and 156,280 pounds of hazardous waste, 7,366 gallons and 93,835
pounds of non-hazardous waste, 8,390 gallons of used oil, and 65,610 pounds of used oil-contaminated soil.

In addition, the program continues to make significant progress in cleaning up contamination at permitted hazardous
waste management facilities. The national goal is for final remedies to be constructed and fully operational at 95 percent
of these facilities nationally; although this does not necessarily mean remediation will have been completed. Currently, in
North Carolina, 66 percent of facilities have had a remedy constructed. It is important to note that after a stable universe
of facilities for many years, three (3) additional facilities have been added to the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act
(RCRA) universe since FY 2022-23.

B. Hazardous Waste Management Program
North Carolina was authorized to implement the federal hazardous waste regulatory program in lieu of the EPA in 1980.
Federal authorization is the process through which EPA delegates primary program implementation and enforcement
responsibility to states while maintaining an oversight role to ensure national consistency.

The federal program, established under the RCRA Subtitle C, regulates the generation, transport, treatment, storage,
disposal, and recycling of hazardous waste. The program also governs the environmental remediation of hazardous waste
treatment, storage, and disposal facilities that have been contaminated by prior waste management activities. The N.C.
Hazardous Waste Management Program is administered and enforced by DWM’s Hazardous Waste Section.

1. Hazardous Waste Generation, Management, and Remediation

a. Generation
Hazardous waste is defined as industrial material destined for disposal or recycling that may be ignitable, corrosive,
reactive, and/or toxic and, as such, poses a risk to human health and the environment if improperly managed. The
comprehensive hazardous waste generation data is available biennially through RCRA Info (see Section III-3, the
Information Management Section of this report).

In FY 2023-24, there were approximately 391 (as of February 7, 2025, source RCRAInfo) North Carolina large quantity
generators. The amount of hazardous waste generated in FY 2023-24 was approximately 113,997 tons.

In FY 2023-24, there were approximately 1,368 (as of February 7, 2025) small quantity generators in North Carolina and
6,525 (as of February 7, 2025) very small quantity generators. These generators are subject to reduced reporting and
regulatory requirements because they are often small businesses for whom periodic reporting could be overly
burdensome. They are also subject to reduced reporting because the amounts of waste generated at each site are less likely
3 1 | P a g e

to present significant risks to human health and the environment. However, these facilities collectively generate a
significant amount of hazardous waste that must be managed properly and in compliance with applicable rules. Significant
resources are devoted to technical assistance, outreach, and compliance activities at these facilities. Staff conduct
compliance assistance visits or other types of inspections as a way of outreach to help facilities comply with the RCRA
hazardous waste regulations.

b. Management
Comprehensive hazardous waste generation data is available biennially. In FY 2023-24, North Carolina’s nine
commercial hazardous waste facilities received and processed 32,120.33 tons of hazardous waste from offsite generators.

c. Remediation
There are 72 active hazardous waste treatment, storage, disposal, and corrective action facilities in North Carolina. They
are permitted RCRA facilities. Each facility is governed by a permit, an enforceable order, or another operational control
mechanism for the management and/or remediation of hazardous waste.

There are 86 facilities (3 new facilities added since FY 2022-23) subject to the RCRA Corrective Action Program, which
addresses the remediation of environmental contamination at permitted hazardous waste facilities. These 86 facilities are
sites with waste releases that must be remediated and include Federal Hazardous and Solid Waste Amendments-only sites
that are no longer active facilities but have permits to remedy past releases. The Hazardous Waste Program tracks the
remediation progress at these sites using five environmental indicators:

• Human exposure controlled
• Groundwater contamination controlled
• Cleanup remedy constructed
• Ready for Anticipated Use
• Remedy completed

The program continues to make significant progress in overseeing the remediation of contamination at permitted
hazardous waste management facilities. The national goal is for 95 percent of these facilities to meet three EPA
environmental indicator priorities. Currently, in North Carolina, 95 percent of facilities have human exposure controlled,
91 percent have groundwater contamination controlled, and 66 percent have a remedy constructed. It is important to note
that beginning FY 2022-23 EPA has granted states the ability to add sites to the RCRA Corrective Action Universe, which
reflects lower completion percentages in comparison with previous years. In addition, EPA set goals of 32 percent of the
facilities completing all remediation and identifying facilities that are Ready for Anticipated Use (RAU CA800).
Currently, 27 percent of North Carolina facilities have all hazardous waste remediation completed.

The Hazardous Waste Section summary of corrective action at RCRA facilities is summarized in the Table III-1 below.

3 2 | P a g e

7Table III-1. Corrective Action at RCRA facilities
RCRA CA050 CA725 CA750 CA550 CA800 CA900
Corrective
Action Universe
Tracking(i)
Assessment
Completed(i
i)
Current Human
Exposures
Under Control
Determination(ii
i)
Groundwater
Releases
Controlled
Determination(i
v)
Remedy
Construction(
v)
Ready for
Anticipate
d Use(vi)
CA
Performance
Standards
Attained/
CA999 CA
Process
Terminated(vi
i)
FY 2023-24 0 0 0 0 0 0
Accomplishmen
ts

Total
Accomplishmen
ts through FY
2023-24
84 82 78 57 14 23
State % Final
(Cumulative /
Baseline)
98% 95% 91% 66% 16% 27%
Goal 95%
(i) The universe of current Corrective Action facilities is 86. Three added since FY 2022-23.
(ii) The event by which the RFA is completed.
(iii) The event by which the State verifies that the current human exposures are under control.
(iv) The event by which the State verifies that the migration of contaminated groundwater is under control.
(v) Remedy construction may also acknowledge the event where no remedy is constructed and/or where final remedy construction has been deferred
in specified operating areas at the facility as long as certain criteria are met. The event when the State acknowledges in writing that the RCRA facility
has completed construction of a facility's remedy that was designed to achieve long-term protection of human health and the environment and that the
remedy is fully functional as designed, whether or not final cleanup levels or other requirements have been achieved.
(vi) This code is not equivalent to a no further action decision or final cleanup of a facility. The event by which the State makes an RAU
determination and completes an RAU form. The RAU milestone is achieved when a piece of property can be safely used for an anticipated use and,
depending upon the anticipated future use, may not require a facility-wide construction complete determination.
(vii) CA900 - This event indicates remedies selected for the protection of human health and the environment standard have been fully implemented
and associated performance standards have been attained at the entire facility or specific areas within the facility. CA999 - This event indicates the
completion of the corrective action process for the entire facility or for areas at the facility; that active remedial measures as specified in the RCRA
permit or enforcement order are completed, and that all obligations with respect to compliance with 40 CFR Part 264.101 or equivalent State
requirements with respect to known Solid Waste Management Units (SWMUs) or Areas or Concern have been met.

d. Strategy to achieve the goals listed above:
The Facility Management Branch (FMB) evaluates and projects RCRA Corrective Action goals multiple times per year:
during the EPA Work Plan development stage, at the EPA End-of-Year Reporting stage, at each review, and during the
regular supervisor/employee meetings. Facilities that have not met the Human Exposures Controlled and Groundwater
Contamination Controlled projections have been evaluated and have been notified concerning information needed to meet
the goals, including the newly permitted facilities.

The Remedy Constructed (CA550) indicator is very dependent on the facility, not necessarily the Hazardous Waste
Project Manager. The facility team needs to have conducted a sufficient job assessing the contamination before they can
propose and implement what could be considered a final remedy. Fully assessing groundwater contamination and
remediating groundwater contamination is not an easy or inexpensive task. The Remedy Constructed indicator requires
extensive discussions between the FMB and subject facilities to identify and approve remedies that are protective of
human health and the environment and meet the appropriate media standards. The selection of the proper remedy and
implementation of the remedy may require a large investment of time and money at each facility. For the FMB to meet the
goal of 95 percent, no more than four facilities can miss the goal. EPA is aware that it is unlikely that the FMB will meet
the 95 percent Remedy Constructed goal. However, the FMB continues working to meet these goals.
3 3 | P a g e

The FMB continues to evaluate facilities that appear to have the necessary elements required for the Ready for
Anticipated Use (RAU CA800). Once evaluated and a positive RAU CA800 is determined, the proper forms will be
completed.

To meet the All RCRA Remediation Complete goal, a facility must meet the appropriate clean-up standards for all media:
soil, groundwater, surface water, and air. Typically, groundwater cleanup is a multi-decade process, depending on the
constituents and concentrations that need to be remediated. However, the Risk-Based Remediation of Industrial Sites
legislation enacted through S.L. 2011-186 and revised by S.L. 2015-286 allows for a risk-based approach to the soil,
groundwater, and air standards if the remedy still provides for the protection of human health and the environment.

2. Compliance and Enforcement
The Hazardous Waste Section is responsible for implementing inspection, compliance, and enforcement activities. The
environmental benefits achieved through compliance and enforcement activities are identified each year to measure the
overall success of the program in meeting environmental goals. During FY 2023-24, the Hazardous Waste Section’s
actions ensured the safe management of an estimated 1,750 gallons and 156,280 pounds of hazardous waste, 7,366 gallons
and 93,835 pounds of non-hazardous waste,8,390 gallons of used oil, and 65,610 pounds of used oil contaminated soil,
which otherwise may have been mismanaged. These actions also ensured the protection of staff at affected facilities,
emergency responders, nearby residents, and environmental receptors who could have been adversely affected by
mismanaged waste.

3. Information Management
Comprehensive information about North Carolina’s hazardous waste facilities is entered and stored in the national
hazardous waste database known as Resource Conservation and Recovery Act Information (RCRAInfo). This system
gives EPA and State hazardous waste staff access to hazardous waste facility, e-manifest, inspection, enforcement,
permitting, corrective action, and Biennial Report information. The RCRAInfo database was developed by and is
managed by the EPA. The State’s data is entered into the database and maintained by Hazardous Waste Section staff.
RCRAInfo contains comprehensive information on facilities that generate and/or manage hazardous waste in the State as
well as all the Hazardous Waste Section’s activities affecting these facilities. To view RCRAInfo, visit
https://enviro.epa.gov/envirofacts/rcrainfo/search. To view environmental information for specific hazardous waste sites
in North Carolina, visit https://enviro.epa.gov/. To view biennial report information, visit
https://enviro.epa.gov/envirofacts/br/search. For details about the DEQ DWM and its Hazardous Waste Section, visit
DWM’s website: https://deq.nc.gov/about/divisions/waste-management, or the Section’s website:
https://www.deq.nc.gov/about/divisions/waste-management/hazardous-waste-section.

4. Hazardous Waste Program Development
The Hazardous Waste Program will continue to ensure safe hazardous waste management in North Carolina by:
• Supporting opportunities for waste minimization, including source reduction and recycling, as well as supporting
annual generator workshops that educate hazardous waste generators about hazardous waste regulations to help
these generators achieve and maintain compliance.
• Maintaining a variety of easily accessible online guidance documents to educate all generators about hazardous
waste regulations that help them achieve and maintain compliance. Visit the Hazardous Waste Section’s Guidance
Documents website: https://www.deq.nc.gov/about/divisions/waste-management/hazardous-waste-
section/technical-assistance-and-guidance-documents.
• Continuing to seek EPA authorization to maintain the Hazardous Waste Section’s authority to implement the
federal program.
• Maintaining high-quality hazardous waste data for hazardous waste trend analysis and sound decision-making.
Utilizing the EPA’s RCRA Integrated Targeted Assistant (RITA) online dashboard that incorporates the
Hazardous Waste Section’s data to identify potential at-risk facilities, under reporters, and non-notifiers.
• Participating in the EPA rulemaking process. State authorization is a rulemaking process that EPA delegates the
primary responsibility of implementing the RCRA hazardous waste program to individual states in lieu of EPA.
3 4 | P a g e

This process ensures national consistency and minimum standards while providing flexibility to states in
implementing rules. On November 4, 2024, the Final Authorization of the North Carolina State Hazardous Waste
Management Program Revisions was printed in the Federal Register (89 FR 87512; November 4, 2024) and can
be found at this link: https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/FR-2024-11-04/pdf/2024-25602.pdf. North Carolina
continues to have primary enforcement authority and responsibility for its State hazardous waste program.

5. Hazardous Waste Reduction Initiatives
The Hazardous Waste Section promotes waste minimization, including source reduction and recycling in all its programs.
Some of these activities include:
• Incorporating pollution prevention and sustainable materials management training into annual generator
workshops, industry meetings, and enforcement settlement negotiations.
• Reviewing facility requests for alternative management practices for hazardous waste (use/reuse, reclamation,
substitution, reclassification, and delisting).
• Ensuring that generators continue to develop programs to minimize or reduce the volume and quantity or toxicity
of hazardous waste when staff conducts compliance assistance visits and during facility inspections.

6. Cost of Hazardous Waste Management Program

8Table III-2. Hazardous Waste Legislative Financials – July 1, 2023 to June 30, 2024
Category Receipts Appropriations Federal TOTALS
Salary and Fringe 2,499,166.73 0 2,099,950.28 $4,599,117.01
Purchased Services 94,980.48 0 362,223.45 $457,203.93
Supplies 3,129.50 0 12,393.63 $15,523.13
Property Plant and
Equipment 0.00 0 949.34 $949.34
Other Expenses and
Adjustments 27,270.00 0 219,085.18 $246,355.18
Intragovernmental Transfers 0.00 0 0.00 $0.00
TOTALS $2,624,546.71 $0.00 $2,694,601.88 $5,319,148.59

C. Resident Inspector Program

1. Executive Summary
The Resident Inspector Program, effective since January 1, 1991, has been operating for more than 33 years and is
administered by the DWM’s Hazardous Waste Section. The program uses a multimedia approach during required
regulatory inspections involving hazardous waste management and treatment requirements, workplace safety, air
emissions requirements, wastewater treatment and discharge requirements. Resident inspectors also evaluate commercial
hazardous waste facilities for potential violations in other regulatory areas, such as the N.C. Department of Labor’s
Occupational Safety and Health Act and the N.C. Department of Transportation’s hazardous materials transportation
regulations. The program inspected the State’s nine permitted commercial hazardous waste treatment, storage, and
disposal facilities during this period.

For FY 2023-24, the Resident Inspector Program operated with a staff of five (5) positions paid from the commercial
hazardous waste facility fees. The program’s operating fee-based budget collected $416,269.47 and program expenses
totaled $503,108.88. Program staff conducted 407 multi-media inspections with one (1) notice of violation.

3 5 | P a g e

2. Program Description
The Resident Inspector Program was established "... to enhance the ability of the department to protect public health and
the environment by providing the department with the authority and resources necessary to maintain a rigorous inspection
and enforcement program at commercial hazardous waste facilities" (G.S. 130A-295.02(f)). The program monitors all
aspects of commercial hazardous waste facilities in North Carolina, provides facility support through assistance and
education, assures compliance with laws and rules administered by DEQ, and may include enforcement of laws or rules
administered by any other State agency through a memorandum of agreement.

The Resident Inspector Program is part of the Hazardous Waste Section’s Compliance Branch. For FY 2023-24, the
program was comprised of three resident inspector positions, one administrative assistant, and one (half-time) program
supervisor.

During FY 2023-24, Resident Inspector Program staff conducted 407 multimedia inspections at North Carolina’s nine
commercial hazardous waste treatment and storage and disposal facilities. This performance met the statute-mandated
minimum of 408 inspections. (See Table III-3.)

3. Program Funding
The Resident Inspector Program is intended to be funded solely by fees collected from commercial hazardous waste
facilities (G.S. 130A-295.02(h)). These fees are based on each facility’s category ranking and the volume (tons) of
hazardous waste received. For FY 2023-24, facility ranking fees totaled $271,728 and tonnage fees ($4.50 per ton)
equaled $ $144,541.49. (See Table III-3.) The program’s expenses totaled $503,108.88.

4. Program Results
Resident inspectors offer compliance assistance routinely – often in the form of education, technical assistance, and
recommendations or comments during the site visits. Since the inspectors visit these facilities at least twice a month, they
become familiar with facility management, operations, and site conditions. Inspection rates are based on facility ranking,
which is based on the facility’s size, what type of treatment they do, what type of waste they manage and how much, their
enforcement history, their locations, and what reclamation activities they may conduct.

Resident inspectors visit these sites two (2) to six (6) times per month, depending on the facility’s ranking. Resident
inspectors can easily identify potential problem areas and work with the facility toward a permanent solution. If a facility
begins to have operational or compliance problems, the inspector reviews these problem areas during each visit to provide
assistance and keep the facility’s compliance awareness high. Inspectors communicate frequently with facility
management and front-line workers to address conditions or behaviors before they become a compliance issue.

The inspectors also communicate to clarify permit conditions and current regulatory requirements and explain the reasons
for the requirements as well as the potential risks and costs of noncompliance. During the past fiscal year, resident
inspectors issued one (1) notice of violation. (See Table III-3.)

The Resident Inspector Program staff members continue to provide rigorous oversight of commercial hazardous waste
facilities across the State. The staff constantly seeks new approaches and initiatives to ensure that commercial hazardous
waste facilities can protect public health and the environment. The Resident Inspector Program staff has also worked with
the commercial facilities to maintain compliance during times of economic challenge. Economic pressures can cause
hazardous waste facilities to operate with fewer staff members and provide employees with less training. All of these
factors can lead to non-compliance. The Resident Inspector Program continues to work toward a high level of compliance
at the commercial hazardous waste facilities in North Carolina through facility education, technical assistance, and
regulatory oversight activities.

3 6 | P a g e

9Table III-3. Resident Inspector Program Commercial Hazardous Waste Facilities’ Data FY 2023-24
Commercial/
Treatment/
Storage/
Disposal
Facility
Facility
Ranking
Minimum
Number of
Inspections
Actual
Number
Inspections
Conducted
HW
Tons
Received
FY2023-
24
HW
Tons
Received
FY 2023-
24
Notices of
Deficiency
Issued
Notices
of
Violation
Issued
Compliance
Orders
Issued
Clean
Harbors
3 72 73 4271.32 4933.5 0 0 0
Clean Earth/
DART
3 72 71 5891 7439 0 0 0
Republic
/Ecoflo
3 72 71 9415.17 6897.13 0 0 0
Univar/
Nexeo
Solutions
2 48 49 9780 10403 0 0 0
SK-
Archdale
1 24 24 27.37 26.64 0 0 0
SK-
Charlotte
1 24 24 3.33 3.12 0 0 0
SK-Raleigh 1 24 24 18.15 16.86 0 1 0
SK-St. Pauls 1 24 23 31.88 36.3 0 0 0
Veolia ES
Industrial
Services
2 48 48 2436.81 2364.78 0 0 0
TOTALS 408 407 32,026.47 32,120.33 0 1 0

D. Mercury Switch Removal Program

1. Executive Summary
The Mercury Switch Removal Program (MSR Program) has been operating for 19 years and is administered by DWM’s
Hazardous Waste Section. The program continues to inspect the end-of-life vehicle dismantling, crushing, and shredding
facilities. For FY 2023-24, the Mercury Switch Removal Program operated with a staff equivalent to approximately five
(5) positions supplied by the Hazardous Waste Section’s Compliance Branch. The program’s operating budget is funded
by fees collected as part of the N.C. Department of Transportation’s application for a certificate of vehicle title fee.

The program’s total operating costs in FY 2023-24 were $487,606.11. Those costs include switch reimbursements of $5
for every mercury switch removed and recycled or disposed of as RCRA "Universal Waste." A total of $13,990 was
disbursed to the dismantlers, crushers, and shredders for mercury switch reimbursements. Program staff conducted 56
inspections during FY 2023-24 to determine compliance with State and federal RCRA regulations. No notices were
issued.

3 7 | P a g e

2. Program Description
Through S.L. 2005-384, as amended by S.L. 2007-142, the General Assembly acted to reduce the amount of mercury
entering the State’s environment. As stated in G.S. 130A- 310.51, the purpose of the program is to reduce the quantity of
mercury released into the environment by removing mercury switches from end-of-life vehicles and creating a removal,
collection, and recovery program for those switches. The mercury switches control convenience lighting in the trunk and
under the hood. Specifically, the law requires all vehicle dismantlers, vehicle recyclers, vehicle crushers and/or vehicle
scrap processors to remove, collect and recover mercury switches contained in end-of-life vehicles prior to crushing,
shredding, or smelting the vehicles.

To ensure compliance with requirements established in G.S. 130A-310.50 through 310.55, DEQ’s DWM’s Hazardous
Waste Section created the MSR Program, which is coordinated through the Section’s Compliance Branch.

During FY 2023-24, the MSR Program inspectors conducted 56 inspections in North Carolina. The site visits are used to
evaluate whether the facility is subject to the law and acquaint those regulated facility operators with the legislative
requirements. Additional compliance assistance was provided by the inspectors, as needed, regarding the MSR Program
and other RCRA and Clean Water Act regulated requirements.

In accordance with the National Vehicle Mercury Switch Removal Program (NVMSRP), North Carolina’s MSR Program
receives support from a corporation, End-of-Life Vehicle Solutions (ELVS), which was formed by and represents the
major automobile manufacturers. ELVS provides the following support to North Carolina’s vehicle dismantlers/recyclers,
vehicle crushers, and scrap processing facilities:

• Educational materials regarding mercury switch removal, guidance on which vehicles contain mercury switches,
and instructions on how to locate, identify and remove mercury switches.
• U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) appropriate storage/shipping containers, including applicable labeling
and shipping documents necessary for the shipment of the mercury switches
• Transportation of the mercury switches in a timely fashion to an RCRA-permitted mercury recycling/disposal
facility.
• Recycling of the mercury switches by a qualified mercury retort facility or, when recycling is not feasible, for the
proper disposal of the mercury switches at an RCRA-permitted disposal facility.
• Indemnification from liability for participating vehicle dismantlers, scrap processing facilities, vehicle crushers,
and others once mercury switches are collected by the ELVS contractor.

With this level of support from automobile manufacturers, dismantlers/recyclers, vehicle crushers, and scrap processing
facilities can effectively remove the mercury switches from end-of-life vehicles before crushing, shredding, or smelting
them.

When the switches are removed from the vehicles, they are placed in the supplied DOT container, which is labeled with
the date the first switch is placed in the container and with the words "Universal Waste – Mercury-Containing
Equipment." When the container is full, with a maximum of 454 switches per container, or the date on the container
approaches one year, the container is shipped to the ELVS-contracted receiving facility (shipping is paid for by ELVS).
ELVS continues to provide new containers and supplies as needed.

3. Program Funding
The MSR Program is funded by fees collected as part of the DOT fee for the application of a vehicle title certificate.
Twenty cents of each $40-per-vehicle certificate of title fee is now allocated to DWM for this program. (Formerly, fifty
cents of each fee went to the now-defunct Mercury Pollution Prevention Trust Fund). Under G.S. 130A-310.54(b)(1) and
(b1), the Mercury Pollution Prevention Fund, in part, reimburses the MSR Program with $5 for each mercury switch
removed and properly recycled or disposed of via the NVMSRP, paid to a vehicle crusher, vehicle dismantler, vehicle
recycler, or scrap vehicle processing facility; and costs incurred by DEQ to administer the program.
Operationally, the funding provided for approximately five (5) full-time equivalent positions, travel, and equipment
expenses plus mercury switch removal reimbursement payments. Program duties are, on a part-time basis, spread among
3 8 | P a g e

these staff and others, including a chemist and supervisor. FY 2023-24 revenues were approximately $480,253.38.
Reimbursement paid to the vehicle dismantlers/recyclers, vehicle crushers, or scrap processing facilities, for removal of
the mercury switches with proper recovery and disposal ($5 per switch) totaled $13,990 and total administrative costs
totaled $473,616.11. The fund balance did not see a net increase due to changes in legislation for the fiscal year.

4. Program Results
As directed by ELVS, the contracted facility receiving the collected mercury switches supplies data to the MSR Program
detailing the number of switches received, the date the switches were received, and the name and location of the facility
that shipped the switches (dismantler, crusher, shredder, etc.).

For the calendar year 2024, 3,020 mercury switches were removed from vehicles and received by the ELVS contractor
from North Carolina vehicle dismantlers/recyclers, vehicle crushers, and scrap processing facilities. This waste is
managed as a universal waste. A total of 6.64 pounds of mercury (from the 3,020 switches) was prevented from being
released into the environment in North Carolina as a result of mercury switches being removed from vehicles this year.

10Table III-4. Mercury Switch Removal Program Summary of Data 2012-2024
Calendar Year Switches
Collected
Pounds Collected North Carolina National
Rank
2024 3,020 6.64
2023 4,081 8.99
2022 6,724 14.79
2021 7,192 15.82
2020 9,417 20.72 3rd
2019 8,927 19.64 5th
2018 12,020 26.45 4th
2017 12,180 26.8 4th
2016 12,470 27.44 4th
2015 30,381 66.84 2nd
2014 38,479 84.66 2nd
2013 39,195 86.24 2nd
2012 49,561 109.05 2nd
2006-11 289,636 637.26
TOTALS (2006-24) 523,283 1151.34

In the 19 years this program has been in place, a total of 1,151.34 pounds of mercury has been prevented from being
released into North Carolina’s environment from metal processing and smelting of scrap vehicles. North Carolina’s
national rank is calculated based on the mercury recovery performance ratio. This is calculated by dividing the number of
mercury switches received by the ELVS Federal program contractor from North Carolina for the fiscal year, by the
number of mercury switches available for removal in North Carolina for that same period. The same calculations are made
using the total national switch collection and availability, allowing ELVS to rank the state programs.

3 9 | P a g e

S.L. 2016-94 had established a sunset date for the Mercury Switch Program of June 30, 2017. The sunset date of the
program has since been amended by S.L. 2017-57 and S.L. 2020-74 to be June 30, 2031. The law as amended also ended
the transfer of funds into the Mercury Pollution Prevention Fund from the N.C. Highway Fund, removed most of the
dollars from the fund and transferred all remaining funds to DWM on June 30, 2031. All activities of the program in
North Carolina, including education, assistance, inspections, and switch reimbursements, will cease as of June 30, 2031.
4 0 | P a g e

Chapter IV: Inactive Hazardous Sites
A. Executive Summary
The N.C. General Assembly created the Inactive Hazardous Sites Program in DWM’s Superfund Section to identify,
investigate and clean up properties contaminated with hazardous substances, including old pre-regulatory landfill (PRLF)
sites that have environmental contamination and predate modern hazardous and solid waste landfill standards designed to
prevent contamination. The Federal Remediation Branch (FRB) within the Superfund Section conducts site evaluation for
existing release sites in the Inactive Hazardous Sites inventory. FRB also works with EPA and, when appropriate, the
U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) to investigate, assess, and remediate sites where uncontrolled and unregulated
hazardous wastes have been or may be released into the environment. For a small percentage of evaluated sites that
qualify to be listed on the National Priority List (NPL) or are determined to be of NPL-caliber, the FRB provides both
oversight and technical guidance to the EPA and DOD for site cleanup. This report satisfies the requirements set out in
G.S. 130A-310.10 for an annual report to the General Assembly, and includes activities on inactive hazardous sites,
including pre-regulatory landfills and sites with federal involvement.

To date, a total of 3,340 chemical spill or disposal sites and old, unlined dumps or landfills (pre-regulatory) have been
cataloged in North Carolina. Of this number, 2,600 still require work to address public health or environmental hazards.
Of the 2,600 remaining open cases, 631 are old, unlined landfills that predate solid and hazardous waste permitting laws.

Inactive Hazardous Sites in FY 2023-24:
Total Number of Inactive Hazardous Sites Cataloged 3,340
Chemical Spill or Disposal Sites 2,672
Pre-Regulatory Landfills 668
Total Number of Sites Requiring No Further Action 740
Chemical Spill or Disposal Sites 703
Pre-Regulatory Landfill Sites 37
Remaining Open Sites 2,600
Chemical Spill or Disposal Sites 1,969
Pre-Regulatory Landfills 631
Sites on the National Priorities List (NPL) 40
NPL Sites with No Responsible
Party
19
NPL Sites Delisted 2

Inactive Hazardous Sites Program (non-PRLF) Activities During FY 2023-24:
Oversight of Responsible Party Cleanup Actions 309
Registered Environmental Consultant (REC)-
Supervised Remedial Actions
107
Staff-Supervised Remedial Actions under
Administrative Agreements
62
Additional Staff-Supervised Owner/Responsible Party
Actions
97
Spill Response Actions 37
Inactive Hazardous Sites Cleanup Fund Actions
Contaminated Site Assessments or Abatement Actions
Completed or Ongoing
19
Homes Provided with Alternate Water, Well
Abandonment or Treatment System Maintenance
5
Testing Conducted by Staff
Water Supply Wells Sampled at Non-Landfill Sites 3
Sites with Other Testing (soils, surface water) 2
New Site Screenings
Sites Screened 102
4 1 | P a g e

Sites Added to Inventory 57
Sites Reopened 0
Sites Evaluated for No Further Action (NFA) Status
Sites Evaluated 33
NFAs Granted for Entire Site 29

Pre-Regulatory Landfill Program Activities During FY 2023-24:
Remedial Investigation Ongoing 51
Local Government Remedial Investigation Ongoing 9
Remedial Investigation Completed 2
Remedial Design Ongoing 40
Remedial Design Completed 0
Remedial Action Ongoing 1
Remedial Action Completed 0
No Further Action Issued 2
New Site Evaluations 5
Homes Provided Alternate Water or Treatment Systems Maintained 10
Number of Water Supply Wells Sampled 105

Federal Remediation Program Activities During FY 2023-24:
NPL, DOD, MGP, and Bankruptcy Sites with Investigation and
Cleanup Oversight
115
Complete Five-Year Review Reports for NPL Sites 4
Complete Site Evaluation Reports 8
Complete O&M Sampling and Reporting 3
Number of Water Samply Well Sampled and Filtration Systems
Maintained
4

Program Funding
a. Inactive Hazardous Sites
The Inactive Hazardous Sites Cleanup Fund (Fund) supports the development and implementation of a remedial action
program focused on identifying and mitigating unacceptable risks to human health caused by the inactive hazardous
substance or waste disposal sites with no responsible party. In January 2024, the Fund was appropriated an additional
$400,000 to allow an increase in the number of non-landfill sites addressed, including those discovered to be affected by
emerging contaminants. A total of $476,988 was spent on assessment and imminent hazard abatement, fees of $23,750
and a settlement of $42,296 added to the beginning balance of $285,789 yielding an ending balance of $674,847.
Already, $52,602 has been committed to work completed, and additional assessment and imminent hazard abatement
work continues to be planned for the next fiscal year.

b. Pre-Regulatory Landfills
A portion of a solid waste disposal tax established by the legislature is dedicated toward contracting assessment and
remediation at uncontrolled pre-regulatory landfills and to fund staff to implement the program. This fiscal year,
$12,729,161 was added to a beginning balance of $20,095,723. Expenditures totaled $8,929,075 yielding an end balance
of $23,895,810. Encumbrances not yet paid total $10,585,803 leaving an end of fiscal year effective cash balance of
$13,310.007.

c. Federal and National Priority List Sites
DEQ provides a 10 percent cost share required for Superfund cleanups on the 19 NPL sites having no viable responsible
party to pay the operating and maintenance costs associated with these Superfund cleanups. As of June 30, 2024, the fund
had $4,307,810. The total amount obligated under contracts was $2,266,410 ($1,897,046 under SSCs, $369,365 under
Cape Fear Wood Preserving Co. Inc. O&M Contract); and unobligated fund balance that is available for future O&M and
SSCs was $2,041,399. The amount of federal cost share funds distributed in FY 2023-24 was $50,127. During the fiscal
4 2 | P a g e

year, there is minimum payment ($35) to EPA under the SSC because almost all remedial activities at the fund-lead sites
were using federal infrastructure bill funds, which did not require State cost share.

B. The Inactive Hazardous Sites Program
DWM’s Inactive Hazardous Sites Branch implements the Inactive Hazardous Sites Response Act of 1987 (IHSRA) and is
responsible for oversight and approval of the assessment and remediation of sites contaminated with hazardous
substances.

1. The Inactive Hazardous Waste Sites Inventory and Priority List
The Inactive Hazardous Sites Inventory consists of five categories based mostly on a site’s remedial action status. Newly
discovered sites are added to the “Evaluation Pending” or “Non-hazardous substance site” categories. As staff resources
are available, the sites are ranked based on the threat to public health and the environment as required by G.S. 130A-
310.2. Ranking procedures are prescribed in 15A NCAC 13C .0200. Once ranked, sites are transferred to the “Sites
Priority List” (SPL) Category. Appendix C includes the priority list and the type of hazardous substances or waste known
or believed to be located at each of these sites. The purpose of the SPL is to prioritize remedial actions at sites without
responsible parties, providing sufficient funding is available. The rank or absence of a site on the priority list does not
limit DWM in conducting abatement actions at sites with newly discovered immediate hazards.

If a party volunteers to clean up a site and enters into an administrative agreement with DWM, the site is then transferred
to the “Voluntary Action” category. Once cleanup is complete, the site is transferred to one of the "No Further Action"
(NFA) categories.

To date, the program has cataloged 2672 chemical spill sites. A total of 57 new chemical spill sites were added to the
inventory of sites in FY 2023-24 (Table IV-1). No chemical spill sites were reopened based on additional evidence of
contamination. A total of 703 sites have work completed to date and are assigned “No Further Action” status. Of those, 29
completed remedial actions and were assigned “No Further Action” status in FY 2023-24 (Table IV-2).

G.S. 130A-310.10 requires reporting of the location of each inactive hazardous waste disposal site. Appendix D lists all
of the inactive hazardous sites by County. Due to the large numbers of contaminated sites, most of the sites have not
undergone the assessments needed to provide complete information.

4 3 | P a g e

11Table IV-1. Inactive Hazardous Sites Inventory List of New Non-PRLF Sites During FY 2023-24
ID Number Site Name City County
NONCD0003268 710 Piedmont Triad West Drive Mount Airy Surry
NONCD0003273 AC Delco Building Winston-Salem Forsyth
NONCD0003291 Academi Training Facility Moyock Camden
NONCD0003257 Admiration Hosiery Mills Charlotte Mecklenburg
NONCD0003243 Army Reserve Durham Durham Durham
NONCD0003242 ARNG Morrisville Morrisville Wake
NONCD0003241 ARNG Salisbury Salisbury Rowan
NONCD0003278 Avondale Mills Sanford Sanford Lee
NONCD0003269 Baileytown Church Rd And Nc Hwy 89 E PCE Walnut Cove Stokes
NONCD0003244 Blue Bell Mill Lenoir Caldwell
NONCD0003270 Browning Tire And Auto Wilmington New Hanover
NONCD0003294 Bynum First And Last Mart Pittsboro Chatham
NONCD0003281 Capital Power Southport Brunswick
NONCD0003285 Cemex Construction Winston-Salem Forsyth
NONCD0003248 Cleveland Mills Lawndale Cleveland
NONCD0003264 Crescent Ave And Providence Road PCE Charlotte Mecklenburg
NONCD0003251 E 2nd Ave PCE Lexington Davidson
NONCD0003296 East Church St Contamination Laurinburg Scotland
NONCD0003252 Fletchers Powder Coating LLC Creedmoor Granville
NONCD0003255 Fortress Wood Products GSO Greensboro Guilford
NONCD0003256 Heritage Square III Durham Durham
NONCD0003265 Hillsborough St Solvents Raleigh Wake
NONCD0003282 Hitachi China Grove China Grove Rowan
NONCD0003290 Hwy 70 Business Automotive Clayton Johnston
NONCD0003280 Hwy 70 Morehead City Morehead City Carteret
NONCD0003272 Identity Custom Signage High Point Guilford
NONCD0003258 Myrtle Desk Co High Point Guilford
NONCD0003249 N Tryon Street VOCs Charlotte Mecklenburg
NONCD0003292 NCSU Water Chiller Release Raleigh Wake
NONCD0003286 Nisbet Marine Mart Charlotte Mecklenburg
NONCD0003276 Nissen Wagon Works Winston-Salem Forsyth
NONCD0003247 North Main Street Contamination Mooresville Iredell
NONCD0003279 North Raleigh Blvd VOCs Raleigh Wake
NONCD0003254 Pag Chadbourn Chadbourn Columbus
NCD982133555 Polymer Recycle Leland Brunswick
NONCD0003260 Raleigh Ice Center Raleigh Wake
NONCD0003295 Remount Rd Fire Pit Charlotte Mecklenburg
NONCD0003275 Rental Uniform Services of Statesville Statesville Iredell
4 4 | P a g e

NONCD0003271 Rose Ice and Coal Wilmington New Hanover
NONCD0003283 S Main Salisbury Salisbury Rowan
NONCD0003274 Sams Pit Stop Winston-Salem Forsyth
NONCD0003267 SDR Properties LLC Greensboro Guilford
NONCD0003288 Servicemaster Fox Associates Charlotte Mecklenburg
NONCD0003259 Shop Towel Rentals Charlotte Mecklenburg
NONCD0003253 Skenes Ave PCE Henderson Vance
NONCD0003261 South and Hollis Loso Charlotte Mecklenburg
NONCD0003287 South End Business Park Charlotte Mecklenburg
NONCD0003262 South Graham Tower Charlotte Mecklenburg
NONCD0003263 South Tryon Commercial Charlotte Mecklenburg
NONCD0003246 Southbank Building Durham Durham
NONCD0003284 Sunbelt 4500 Site Burlington Alamance
NONCD0003293 Sun-Do Magnolia Lumberton Lumberton Robeson
NONCD0003250 Sweeten Creek Road VOCs Asheville Buncombe
NONCD0003289 Tarmac Virginia Charlotte Mecklenburg
NONCD0003277 Universal Industrial Park Site High Point Guilford
NONCD0003245 Webber Automotive Winston-Salem Davidson
NONCD0003266 Williams And Gentry PCE Yadkinville Yadkin

12Table IV-2. Inactive Hazardous Sites Inventory List of Non-PRLF Sites Assigned No Further Action Status
During FY 2023-24
ID Number Site Name City County
NCD002464691 Alliance Carolina Tool and Mold Arden Buncombe
NONCD0001131 American Refuse Systems Fayetteville Cumberland
NONCD0003164 Ardmore Commons Winston-Salem Forsyth
NCD981022072 Bettis Property Earl Cleveland
NONCD0001345 Bobby Murray Toyota Rocky Mount Nash
NONCD0003230 Brooks Street 610 Property Wake Forest Wake
NONCD0003234 C&D Motors Jacksonville Onslow
NONCD0001525 Coca-Cola Co. Skyland Skyland Buncombe
NONCD0001420 CSX Hamlet Diesel Shop Hamlet Richmond
NONCD0001682 Enders Residence, Frank Darlington Halifax
NONCD0001805 Exxon Pipeline Leland Brunswick
NCD024817827 Henredon Furniture Spruce Pine Mitchell
NONCD0003272 Identity Custom Signage High Point Guilford
NCD986215465 JMC USA Inc RTP Durham
NCD981927908 Kidd Lane Battery Disposal Charlotte Mecklenburg
NONCD0003225 National Salvage Fire Dudley Wayne
NONCD0002214 North American Products Statesville Iredell
4 5 | P a g e

NONCD0003233 Northwest Blvd Waste Oil Tank Winston-Salem Forsyth
NONCD0003247 North Main Street Contamination Mooresville Iredell
NONCD0002975 Old Lexington Rd PCE Contamination Winston-Salem Forsyth
NONCD0002128 Purina Mills Wilson Wilson
NONCD0003295 Remount Rd Fire Pit Charlotte Mecklenburg
NONCD0003267 SDR Properties LLC Greensboro Guilford
NONCD0003163 South Tryon Street PCE Charlotte Mecklenburg
NONCD0002572 T&T Supermarket Morganton Burke
NONCD0003213 The Children’s Clinic Fairmont Robeson
NONCD0002595 Thomson Crown Wood Products Mocksville Davie
NCD981472624 US 70 Drum Dump Morganton Burke
NCD093334209 Wilson, Ralph Plastics Fletcher Henderson

2. Sites Using the Inactive Hazardous Sites Cleanup Fund
The annual appropriation to the cleanup fund was increased from $400,000 to $800,000 this year and became available in
January 2024. This first-time increase to the fund is intended to accommodate remedial action cost increases and to allow
a higher number of sites to be addressed, including those discovered to be affected by the various emerging contaminants.
Funds are used on higher risk chemical spill sites that have no identified or potential financially viable responsible party
available to pay for contaminant testing and cleanup. These cases are referred to as “orphan” sites, which amount to
almost half of the open cases in the inventory, with many new ones reported to DWM each year. The Inactive Hazardous
Waste Sites Priority List helps determine priorities for cleanup.

Determining whether a potential responsible party exists most often requires research, inquiry, and sampling, because it is
difficult to prove who caused the contaminant releases at these sites. Once a responsible party is identified, they are
encouraged to voluntarily clean up their sites. However, when they are no longer in business, financially unsound, or do
not comply with a request and subsequent order to clean up a site, State funds must have historically been used to perform
the cleanup using the Fund. The demand for State funds to conduct site cleanups depends on two factors: (1) how often
responsible parties refuse to comply with orders to conduct cleanup and (2) the risks associated with orphan sites that lack
financially viable responsible parties.

A high percentage of these “orphan” sites have been identified as higher risk because they are either used for residential
purposes, have contaminated water supply wells, have a drinking water source within one-quarter mile of the site, or have
the potential for indoor air concerns associated with volatile subsurface contamination. The Fund is used to: (1) address
these imminent hazard sites; (2) pay for assessment and cleanup when responsible parties do not comply with orders to
clean up sites; (3) pay for assessment and cleanup of orphan sites; (4) pay for preparation of a Notice of Environmental
Contamination if the owner does not comply with orders to record a notice; and (5) provide alternate water in response to
private well contamination. When a financially viable responsible party exists, the State must attempt to recover its
expenditure from the party responsible.

The Inactive Hazardous Sites Cleanup Fund was used to address 24 sites this year. As of July 1, 2023, the beginning
balance of the Fund was $285,789. Funds used during the fiscal year on imminent hazard sites totaled $476,988. A
summary of this work is provided in Table IV-3. The proposed cost of work already approved by June 30, 2024, totals
$243,962. Additional obligated funds for laboratory and bottled water contracts total $46,110, leaving an available cash
balance of $384,774 at the end of the fiscal year.

4 6 | P a g e

13Table IV-3. Inactive Hazardous Sites Cleanup Fund Expenditures for Sites with no Responsible Party during FY
2023-24
Site Name City/ County Activity FY 2023-24
Expenditures*
AC Delco Building Winston-Salem/
Forsyth Co.
Conducted a vapor intrusion evaluation on a
neighboring property. $12,269.41
Allen Lane
Contaminated Wells
Hillsborough/
Orange Co.
Maintenance of treatment system installed on
contaminated residential well. $2,945.69
Averette Road
Solvents
Wake Forest/ Wake
Co.
Conducted a vapor intrusion evaluation on a
neighboring property. $7,598.29
Benfield Chemicals Canton/
Haywood Co.
Groundwater and soil gas assessment of source
property. $52,358.71
Brekenwood
Subdivision
Pleasant Garden/
Guilford Co.
Maintenance of treatment system installed on
contaminated residential well. $2,927.64
Busick Rd TCE Reidsille/
Rockingham Co.
Maintenance of treatment system installed on
contaminated residential well. $10,011.60
Cinderella Knitting
Mills
Kings Mountain/
Cleveland Co.
Vapor intrusion monitoring and surface water
sampling $59,402.27
Clarkson Street
Contamination
Charlotte/
Mecklenburg Co.
Confirmation sampling for vapor intrusion
mitigation system effectiveness $13,392.81
Gaither Transou
Property
Greensboro/
Guilford Co. Vapor intrusion evaluation of onsite residence. $35,972.00
Geltman Corporation Conover/
Catawba Co. Vapor intrusion evaluation of onsite building. $59,401.63
Gentex Printing Rocky Mount/ Nash
Co. Vapor intrusion monitoring of onsite structure. $8,765.21
Gibbs Electroplating Charlotte/
Mecklenburg Co. Vapor intrusion evaluation of onsite building. $360.00
Morgan Mills
(Dawson Plant #6)
Albemarle/
Stanley Co.
Groundwater, surface water and sediment
monitoring. $20,544.00
Priddy Property,
Winifred
Lawsonville/ Stokes
Co.
Maintenance of treatment system installed on
contaminated residential well. $1,216.86
Red Apple Market
#40 (Former)
Ahoskie/
Hertford Co. Vapor intrusion evaluation of onsite building. $18,107.06
Reeve's Brothers, Inc. Albemarle/
Stanly
Vapor intrusion evaluation of onsite building and
neighboring property. $23,664.84
Schulhofer Junkyard Waynesville/
Haywood Co.
Surface water and sediment assessment of
adjoining stream. $10,410.00
South Tunnel Road
Solvents
Asheville/
Buncombe Co.
Groundwater assessment and vapor intrusion
evaluation of onsite structure. $51,429.94
4 7 | P a g e

Texfi Industries,
Inc/New Bern
New Bern/
Craven Co. Offsite groundwater monitoring $14,928.70
W.E. Garrison Co Raleigh/
Wake Co.
Maintenance of treatment system installed on
contaminated residential well. $2,882.02
Webber Automotive Winston-Salem/
Forsyth Co. Soil and sediment assessment of illegal discharge. $504.00
Weldon Mill (FRMR) Weldon/
Halifax Co. Soil, groundwater and surface water assessment. $31,370.16
Wiscassett Mills Albemarle/
Stanley Co.
Groundwater monitoring and vapor intrusion
evaluation on source and neighboring properties. $14,426.61
Yadkin Rd Circle K Fayetteville/
Cumberland Co.
Vapor intrusion evaluation on source and
neighboring properties. $22,098.49
TOTAL EXPENDITURES $476,987.94
*Authorized expenses that were not yet invoiced in FY 2023-24 = $52,601.70

3. Responsible Party Voluntary Site Remedial Action
When the Inactive Hazardous Sites Branch requests that a person responsible for contamination at a priority site take
action to address the risks, some parties agree to voluntarily conduct a cleanup. Some responsible parties and owners also
initiate an approved assessment and/or remedial action on their own. Due to the number of voluntary remediation projects
and limited staff resources, the General Assembly authorized DWM to privatize oversight of voluntary remediation
activities at lower-risk sites. DWM continues to provide oversight for assessment and remediation at sites that present
more severe public health threats or other concerns.

The privatized portion of the voluntary cleanup program is called the Registered Environmental Consultant (REC)
Program. Under this program, a responsible party hires a private consultant approved by DWM to conduct the site
assessment and cleanup and to certify that those activities comply with regulations. The REC’s certification replaces
DWM oversight of the assessment and cleanup. Firms must meet certain requirements to qualify as an REC. DWM staff
conduct REC certification, training and performance audits each year to ensure program integrity. DWM has the authority
to disqualify and/or sanction an REC where necessary. These staff are funded through fees collected from the voluntary
program participants.

A current list of the 169 sites where assessments and cleanups are underway in accordance with an administrative
agreement with the State is provided in Table IV-4. There are 107 REC-directed and 62 DWM-directed actions. Table IV-
5 is a list of an additional 97 DWM-directed responsible party assessment and cleanup actions pending administrative
agreements.

Inactive Hazardous Sites Branch staff are conducting work at many other sites in addition to the remediating party
oversight of work conducted at the sites shown in Tables IV-4 and IV-5. Such work includes (1) assessing and abating
risk from contaminated drinking water wells and indoor air where there are no identifiable responsible parties, (2)
investigating responsible parties at higher priority sites, (3) preparing bankruptcy claims and overseeing contractor work
conducted with receipts, (4) responding to requests for “No Further Action Status” reviews, (5) responding to spills, (6)
screening of newly discovered sites and (7) responding to public inquiries on sites.

4 8 | P a g e

14Table IV-4. Voluntary Party Remedial Actions Under Administrative Agreements During FY 2023-24
ID Number Site Name City County
NONCD0000040 Abbott Laboratories Laurinburg Scotland
NCD045924339 Acme United Corporation Fremont Wayne
NONCD0001226 Adams-Millis Plant 2/33 – Non-UST Mount Airy Surry
NONCD0001245 Allen-Beck Non-Petroleum Granite Falls Caldwell
NONCD0001257 American Truetzschler Charlotte Mecklenburg
NONCD0001273 Ansell Healthcare Tarboro Edgecombe
NONCD0001275 AO Smith Electric Motor Mebane Alamance
NONCD0002881 Ardee/Translite Shelby Cleveland
NCD986188787 Asheville Coal Gas Plant #1 Asheville Buncombe
NONCD0000032 Asheville Coal Gas Plant #2 Asheville Buncombe
NCD003193588 Barbour Boat Works, Inc. New Bern Craven
NONCD0003099 BASF Holly Springs Wake
NCD003149705 BASF Wayndotte Corporation Charlotte Mecklenburg
NCD083673590 Bendix Corporation Charlotte Mecklenburg
NCD054412283 Black & Decker Plant (Former) Tarboro Edgecombe
NCD003189024 Borden Chemical Fayetteville Plant Fayetteville Cumberland
NONCD0000002 Burlington Coal Gas Plant Burlington Alamance
NONCD0001400 Burlington House Reidsville Plant Reidsville Rockingham
NCD986171965 Caro-Knit Wilmington New Hanover
NCD000608117 Celanese Corporation/Fibers Tech Charlotte Mecklenburg
NCD986188803 Charlotte Coal Gas Plant No. 2 Charlotte Mecklenburg
NCD981861214 Charlotte Transportation Terminal Charlotte Mecklenburg
NONCD0000041 Ciba-Geigy Charlotte Mecklenburg
NCD061801361 Ciba-Geigy Corporation Greensboro Guilford
NONCD0001509 Claire Manufacturing Charlotte Mecklenburg
NCD986230688 Commercial Vehicle Group, Inc Statesville Iredell
NCD982116477 Conagra Foods, Inc Garner Wake
NCD986197333 Concord Coal Gas Plant Concord Cabarrus
NONCD0002304 Conover Chair Company Conover Catawba
NONCD0001544 Cookson Fibers Ansonville Anson
NONCD0001097 Copes-Vulcan, Inc Charlotte Mecklenburg
NCD003195161 Corning Glass Works Raleigh Wake
NONCD0001551 Cotton Mill Square - Solvents Greensboro Guilford
NONCD0001061 CP&L Northern Division Complex Garner Wake
NONCD0002990 Crown Acura Greensboro Guilford
NONCD0002216 Crown Auto Dealership Greensboro Guilford
NONCD0001901 Crown Ford Fayetteville Fayetteville Cumberland
NONCD0001569 Crown Honda & Camco Greensboro Guilford
4 9 | P a g e

NONCD0001262 Crown Pontiac-Solvent Greensboro Guilford
NONCD0001182 Cummins Atlantic-General Office Bldg Charlotte Mecklenburg
NCD057454670 Diamond Shamrock Corp/Occidental Castle Hayne New Hanover
NONCD0002765 Dudley Products Kernersville Forsyth
NCD981861743 Duke Power/Greensboro Gas Plant Greensboro Guilford
NCD000813519 Duke University Durham Durham
NONCD0002818 Dupont-Kentec Grifton Lenoir
NCD986173938 Durham Gas Plant Durham Durham
NONCD0001661 Eaton Corporation Laurinburg Scotland
NCD004520136 Eaton Corporation Roxboro Person
NONCD0001662 Eaton Corporation - Sanford Sanford Lee
NONCD0002853 Eaton Manufacturing Selma Johnston
NCD986197267 Elizabeth City Coal Gas Elizabeth City Pasquotank
NONCD0001681 Empire Brush Facility Greenville Pitt
NCD003201837 Encee Chemical Sales, Inc. Bridgeton Craven
NONCD0001683 Energy Conversion Systems Dunn Harnett
NONCD0002903 Engineered Controls International Whitsett Guilford
NONCD0002904 Engineered Controls International Elon Alamance
NONCD0003206 Ethan Allen Woodfin Woodfin Buncombe
NONCD0001137 Fabco Fastening Systems/Dixie Yarns Stanfield Stanly
NONCD0001700 Fairchild Industrial Products Co. Winston-Salem Forsyth
NCD062566047 Fasco Controls Corporation Shelby Cleveland
NCD986197341 Fayetteville Coal Gas/Ray Ave Fayetteville Cumberland
NONCD0002854 Fiber Dynamics High Point Guilford
NONCD0000017 Flakt Products Winston-Salem Forsyth
NONCD0000092 Funder America Mocksville Davie
NCD986188829 Gastonia Coal Gas Plant Gastonia Gaston
NCD051322980 General Electric Co. Charlotte Mecklenburg
NCD003163730 General Instrument Corp. Fairview Buncombe
NONCD0001779 Glenn Manufacturing / Decorative Home Acce Morven Anson
NCD986197309 Goldsboro Coal Gas Plant #1 Goldsboro Wayne
NONCD0002891 Goldsboro Milling-Mill #1 & #2 Goldsboro Wayne
NONCD0001089 Greensboro Coal Gas Plant #1 Greensboro Guilford
NCD986188886 Greenville Coal Gas Plant Greenville Pitt
NCD981922362 Greif, Inc Bladenboro Bladen
NONCD0003221 GUC Operations Center Greenville Pitt
NONCD0001064 Guilford Mills Plant Fuquay-Varina Wake
NCD051739209 Harrelson Rubber Company Asheboro Randolph
NONCD0001084 Henderson Coal Gas Plant Henderson Vance
NONCD0001085 Hickory Coal Gas Plant Hickory Catawba
5 0 | P a g e

NCD986188837 High Point Coal Gas Plant High Point Guilford
NONCD0002602 Honeywell International Maiden Catawba
NCD003215696 Hunt Manufacturing Statesville Iredell
NONCD0002984 Hwy 70 W 1100 Block Solvents Garner Wake
NONCD0001888 Hydrolabs, Inc. (Allied Colloids) Albemarle Stanly
NONCD0001907 International Resistive Corp. Boone Watauga
NONCD0001947 Kayser-Roth Lumberton Robeson
NONCD0001948 Kayser-Roth - Asheboro Asheboro Randolph
NONCD0001951 Kern Polymeric Salisbury Rowan
NCD000653576 Kern Rubber Co. Urethane Plant Salisbury Rowan
NONCD0001953 Keystone Powdered Metal Company Cherryville Gaston
NONCD0001118 Kidde Technologies Wilson Wilson
NCD097361018 Kin Properties Abandoned Drums Charlotte Mecklenburg
NCD986197366 Kinston Coal Gas Plant Kinston Lenoir
NCD980729677 Knob Creek Flyash Disposal Brevard Transylvania
NONCD0001173 Lebanon Chemical Hertford Perquimans
NCD986197358 Lexington Coal Gas Plant Lexington Davidson
NCD982084113 Linamar Forgings/Carolina Forge Wilson Wilson
NCD062552989 Mallard Creek Rd/Union Oil Co of Ca Charlotte Mecklenburg
NONCD0002028 Mallard Griffin Lumber Kinston Lenoir
NONCD0002992 Mccullers Walk Property Raleigh Wake
NONCD0002068 Micromatic/Textron Facility Swannanoa Buncombe
NONCD0002085 Mitsubishi Electronics Durham Durham
NONCD0003047 Mount Holly Steam Station (Former) Mount Holly Gaston
NONCD0002490 National Fleet Supply Charlotte Mecklenburg
NCD986197259 New Bern Coal Gas Plant New Bern Craven
NONCD0002802 Newland Pesticides Site Newland Avery
NONCD0002236 Olympic Products Greensboro Guilford
NCD057248759 Patch Rubber Pond Roanoke Rapids Halifax
NCD055162069 Pelton & Crane Plant (Former) Charlotte Mecklenburg
NONCD0001425 Peterbilt of Dunn "A" Parcel Dunn Harnett
NONCD0001939 Petro Express No. 56 Kings Mountain Cleveland
NONCD0002299 Pharr Yarns Sludge Landfill Mcadenville Gaston
NONCD0003150 Powersecure Manufacturing Inc Randelman Randolph
NCD000613273 Praxair Surface Technologies Charlotte Mecklenburg
NONCD0001020 Precision Fabrics Group, Inc Greensboro Guilford
NCD040047425 Prillaman Chemicals Fayetteville Cumberland
NONCD0002345 Purolator Products, Inc. Fayetteville Cumberland
NONCD0002350 Quality Forest Products Enfield Halifax
NCD062548995 Quorum Knitting Weaverville Buncombe
5 1 | P a g e

NCD986188894 Raleigh Coal Gas Plant No. 1 Raleigh Wake
NCD986188902 Raleigh Coal Gas Plant No. 2 Raleigh Wake
NONCD0001087 Reidsville Coal Gas Plant Reidsville Rockingham
NONCD0001171 Rental Uniform Services Clinton Sampson
NONCD0002391 Rexam Corporation - B Greensboro Guilford
NCD986182582 Rhone-Poulenc (Rhodia) Gastonia Gaston
NONCD0001154 Robert Bosch Tool Corp Lincolnton Lincoln
NONCD0001157 Robert Bosch Tool Corp Greenville Pitt
NCD986197325 Rocky Mount Coal Gas Plant No. 1 Rocky Mount Nash
NCD986197317 Rocky Mount Coal Gas Plant No. 2 Rocky Mount Nash
NCD041466525 Rocky Mount Fiber Dump Rocky Mount Edgecombe
NONCD0002427 Royster-Clark Fertilizer Facility Statesville Iredell
NONCD0002431 Rus Winston-Salem Forsyth
NONCD0002438 Salem Uniform Services Facility Winston-Salem Forsyth
NCD986197283 Salisbury Coal Gas Plant #1 Salisbury Rowan
NCD003234549 Scm Proctor Silex/Wearever Southern Pines Moore
NONCD0003214 Selkirk Rlty: Pharr Yarns Space Dye Plnt Mcadenville Gaston
NCN000407206 Shulimson Brothers Scrap Yard Asheville Buncombe
NONCD0002511 South Brunswick Middle School Southport Brunswick
NONCD0002491 South Sea Rattan Greensboro Guilford
NCD053488557 Southern Wood Piedmont Company Gulf Chatham
NCD058517467 Southern Wood Piedmont Company Wilmington New Hanover
NONCD0002531 Stanley Fastening Sanford Lee
NCD986197291 Statesville Coal Gas Plant Statesville Iredell
NCD024895864 Stewart-Warner Corp/Bassick-Sack Winston-Salem Forsyth
NCD083669952 Story Burial Areas/Union Chemical Charlotte Mecklenburg
NONCD0001101 Stronghaven Warehouse Matthews Mecklenburg
NONCD0002575 Takeda - BASF Wilmington New Hanover
NONCD0002238 Terminix Pest Control Winston-Salem Forsyth
NONCD0002787 Travis Knits, Inc (Aka Mohican Mills) Cherryville Gaston
NONCD0002981 Tri Point-Carolina Freightliner Raleigh Wake
NCD082362989 Tungsten Queen Mine/Atlas Mine Townsville Vance
NONCD0002833 Umicore CSM NA Maxton Scotland
NCR000010272 UNC-Cogeneration Facility Chapel Hill Orange
NONCD0002645 Unifirst Wilmington New Hanover
NONCD0002646 Unifirst Corporation (Former Textilease) Goldsboro Wayne
NCD000822957 Union Carbide Corp/Eveready Battery Asheboro Randolph
NONCD0002871 United Metal Finishing Greensboro Guilford
NCD980557623 University of NC/Arpt Waste Disp Chapel Hill Orange
NONCD0002656 Unocal - Goodrich Charlotte Mecklenburg
5 2 | P a g e

NCD053485991 Varco-Pruden Buildings Kernersville Forsyth
NONCD0001139 Vermont American Boone Watauga
NONCD0002676 Vitafoam, Inc. High Point Randolph
NONCD0001103 Walter Kidde Portable Equipment Mebane Alamance
NCD986197275 Washington Coal Gas Plant Washington Beaufort
NCD001493931 Weck, Edward Inc. Rtp Durham
NCN000407582 West Pharmaceutical Services Kinston Lenoir
NCD986188910 Wilmington Coal Gas Plant Wilmington New Hanover
NCD986188845 Winston-Salem Coal Gas Plant No. 1 Winston-Salem Forsyth
NCD986188852 Winston-Salem Coal Gas Plant No. 2 Winston-Salem Forsyth
NCD982156812 Wysong & Miles Greensboro Guilford

15Table IV-5. Ongoing Division-Directed Remedial Actions by Responsible Parties Not Under Agreement During
FY 2023-24
ID Number Site Name City County
NCD980844518 AMP Incorporated Clemmons Forsyth
NONCD0001263 AMP, Inc. - Building 54 Clemmons Forsyth
NONCD0002205 AMP, Inc-Bldg 090 Kernersville Forsyth
NCN000410765 AOPC10 Camp Lejeune Alternate Off-Base Jacksonville Onslow
NCD047257472 Applied Research Group, Inc. Charlotte Mecklenburg
NONCD0003164 Ardmore Commons Winston-Salem Forsyth
NONCD0001323 BASF-Enka (OTM Building) Asheville Buncombe
NONCD0001862 Beta Fluid Systems Reidsville Rockingham
NONCD0001133 Bowman Gray-Friedburg Campus Winston-Salem Forsyth
NONCD0001429 Cape Fear Auto Wilmington New Hanover
NONCD0001434 Capri Industries, Inc. Morganton Burke
NONCD0003035 Carolina Asbestos Cor Davidson Mecklenburg
NONCD0003224 Carolina Hosiery Mills, Inc Burlington Alamance
NONCD0001451 Carolina Tire #2936 Asheville Buncombe
NONCD0001408 Carter Woodson Charter School Winston Salem Forsyth
NONCD0003240 Carters Road Metals Gatesville Gates
NONCD0001468 CC Mangum-Highway 54 Raleigh Wake
NCD046148540 Central Transport Charlotte Mecklenburg
NCD003221868 Century Furniture Hickory Catawba
NONCD0001162 Champion Finishing Co Asheville Buncombe
NONCD0001473 Champion-Pigeon River Seep Canton Haywood
NCD991278680 Chemcraft/Sadolin Paint Prodcuts Winston-Salem Forsyth
NONCD0001206 City of Charlotte Charlotte Mecklenburg
NONCD0001538 Conflandey, Inc. Whiteville Columbus
5 3 | P a g e

NONCD0003167 Cormetech, Inc. Kings Mountain Cleveland
NONCD0002953 Cornell Dublier Electronics (Former) Fuquay Varina Wake
NCD006556963 CR Industries Gastonia Gaston
NCN000410174 Daly-Herring Company/Prillaman Kinston Lenoir
NONCD0001587 Danalex Facility Bessemer City Gaston
NCN000405052 Davidson Asbestos Davidson Mecklenburg
NONCD0001141 Diazit Company Youngsville Franklin
NONCD0002996 Dicey Mills Shelby Cleveland
NONCD0002624 Dodson Exterminatiors/US Cell Jacksonville Onslow
NONCD0001625 Dominion Textiles (USA) Hickory Catawba
NONCD0001120 Eaton Aeroquip, Inc (Former) Norwood Stanly
NONCD0001663 Eaton Facility (Former) Fletcher Henderson
NONCD0001679 Elox Corporation Facility Davidson Mecklenburg
NONCD0003196 Faulkners Gulf Greensboro Greensboro Guilford
NCD067178707 Fawn Plastics Middlesex Nash
NONCD0002956 Fie Top Road Salt Pile Maggie Valley Haywood
NONCD0001720 Fleet Supply Company – Non-UST Winston-Salem Forsyth
NCD003154960 Fleming Laboratories Charlotte Mecklenburg
NCN000409865 Forshaw Chemicals Charlotte Mecklenburg
NONCD0003119 Forward High Point Property High Point Guilford
NONCD0003149 Gallant Maritime Beaufort Carteret
NONCD0001759 Geltman Corporation Conover Catawba
NCD050409150 General Electric Wilmington New Hanover
NCD043679349 General Tire & Rubber Co Charlotte Mecklenburg
NCD009305699 GTE Sylvania, Inc. Smithfield Johnston
NONCD0001219 Harlee Avenue Contamination Charlotte Mecklenburg
NONCD0002809 High Point Enterprise High Point Guilford
NCD062571658 Honeywell Micro Switch Div. Mars Hill Madison
NCD000770487 IMC/International Minerals & Chem Winston-Salem Forsyth
NONCD0003200 Industrial Drive TCE Wendell Wake
NCD049997786 Inmont Corp/BASF Corporation Morganton Burke
NCD980557888 Lenoir City Landfill Lenoir Caldwell
NCD055167324 Mitchell-Bissell Plant Rosman Transylvania
NONCD0003225 National Salvage Fire Goldsboro Wayne
NCD091572073 National Starch & Chemical Co Leland Brunswick
NONCD0002873 Nello Teer Quarry-Denfield Durham Durham
NCD083673616 Reeves Brothers Rutherfordton Rutherford
NONCD0001655 Rental Towel and Uniform Graham Alamance
NONCD0002433 Ryerson Facility (Former) Charlotte Mecklenburg
5 4 | P a g e

NONCD0003105 Saab Barracuda Facility Lillington Harnett
NONCD0002440 Sam’s Mart #788 Greensboro Guilford
NONCD0002444 Sanfatex Red Springs Robeson
NCD095458709 Schrader Automotive Products Div. Monroe Union
NCD093338119 SCM Corp. Glidden Cings & Resins Charlotte Mecklenburg
NCD000616516 Scovill Inc/Security Products Monroe Union
NCD071561864 Sherwin Williams Company Greensboro Guilford
NONCD0001163 Smith's Aerospace Asheville Buncombe
NCD003951878 Square D Company Asheville Buncombe
NCD091567065 Stanadyne, Inc/Diesel Systems Washington Beaufort
NONCD0002579 Talon Zipper Facility (Former) Stanley Gaston
NONCD0002583 Taylor Salt & Chemical Charlotte Mecklenburg
NONCD0002238 Terminex Pest Control Winston-Salem Forsyth
NONCD0002587 Textile Piece Dyeing Lincolnton Lincoln
NONCD0002595 Thomson Crown Wood Products Mocksville Davie
NONCD0002599 Ticar Chemical Asheville Buncombe
NONCD0002600 Tillett Chemical, Inc Pineville Mecklenburg
NONCD0002611 Town Center Project Cornelius Mecklenburg
NONCD0000088 Trans Technology (Lundy) Charlotte Mecklenburg
NONCD0002633 Trinity American Corp. Glenola Randolph
NONCD0002972 Triumph Actuation Systems Clemmons Forsyth
NCD003184249 Union Carbide Corp/Eveready Greenville Pitt
NONCD0002648 United Chem-Con-Non-UST Lansing Ashe
NCD089903983 Univar USA, Inc Greensboro Guilford
NONCD0003277 Universal Industrial Park High Point Guilford
NONCD0003055 UNX Property Greenville Pitt
NONCD0000003 Van Waters & Rogers Charlotte Mecklenburg
NONCD0003222 W Cumberland St PCE Dunn Harnett
NONCD0003198 W Martin Street TCE Raleigh Wake
NONCD0003235 Weaver Fertilizer Brownsboro Road Winston-Salem Forsyth
NONCD0003223 Weaver Fertilizer Winston-Salem Winston-Salem Forsyth
NONCD0003245 Webber Automotive Winston-Salem Davidson
NCD003195963 Westinghouse Elec Meter & Light Raleigh Wake
NONCD0002760 Worth Chemical Charlotte Mecklenburg

4. Imminent Hazard Sites
DWM and the EPA are committed to addressing imminent hazard sites when identified. Table IV-6 provides a list of 52
sites, including those listed in Table IV-3, where potential imminent hazards were reported, assessed, or where abatement
activities continued in FY 2023-24. Their location, a site description, action taken, and funding source are provided.

5 5 | P a g e

16Table IV-6. Summary of Actions Taken at Imminent Hazard Sites in FY 2023-24
Site Name City/County Site Description Action Taken Funding
28th Street
TCE
Contamination
Winston-
Salem/
Forsyth
Chlorinated solvents in
groundwater have migrated
to a residential
neighborhood from
potentially multiple
upgradient sources.
A follow-up vapor intrusion
evaluation of the residences was
planned to determine whether
conditions have changed. Work
will be conducted when access is
obtained.
DWM*
(Pending)
AC Delco
Building
Winston-
Salem/
Forsyth
Perchloroethylene (PCE) in
groundwater likely
originated from onsite
degreasing operations or
car repairs.
A vapor intrusion evaluation was
conducted for an offsite building.
No unacceptable risk was
identified through soil gas testing,
so no indoor air testing is
warranted.
DWM*
Automotive
Machine and
Performance
Leicester/
Buncombe
An automotive repair
facility was reported to the
National Response Center
for a potential illegal
discharge.
The facility was inspected.
Although incidental releases of
petroleum were observed due to
poor housekeeping, less than 25-
gallon discharge to the surface was
estimated. No illegal discharges
were observed or documented.
Not funded
Averette Road
Solvents
Wake Forest/
Wake
A private water supply well
was reported by Wake
County to contain solvent
contamination. IHSB had
conducted groundwater,
drinking water, and vapor
intrusion investigations in
the area.
A vapor intrusion evaluation
continued at a residence with a
contaminated well, and crawlspace
sampling results did not indicate a
risk of vapor intrusion. A
municipal water line extension is
in progress for the affected
neighborhood. No further work is
planned.
DWM*
Benfield
Chemicals
Canton/
Haywood Co.
Former chemical
repackaging facility. Low-
level pesticides and VOCs
detected at the site.
Assessment of soil gas and
groundwater was completed to
update conditions. No imminent
hazards were noted so no further
work is planned.
DWM*
Carolina Tire
#2936
Asheville/
Buncombe
Chlorinated solvents in
groundwater, reported in
2006, are now believed to
be from an off-site source.
The off-site property owner
was issued a Request for
Information in March 2024
with no response.
The onsite owner has located and
sampled the groundwater
monitoring wells and is continuing
with a vapor intrusion evaluation
to understand potential risk to
onsite workers.
Responsible
Party
5 6 | P a g e

Christian Creek
Rd PCE
Swannanoa/
Buncombe
Chlorinated solvents had
been detected in several
private water supply wells,
and they were under
triannual monitoring. The
source of contamination is
currently unknown. An
additional homeowner
requested that their supply
well also be sampled.
Additional private supply wells in
the neighborhood were sampled.
No solvents were detected. All of
the water supply wells sampled to
date in the area will be included in
the triannual monitoring using the
Bernard Allen Fund.
DWM**
Cinderella
Knitting Mills
Kings
Mountain/
Cleveland
The former textile mill has
a significant groundwater
PCE plume that flows
beneath a city park and
discharges to a stream that
is accessible by the public.
PCE concentrations in the
stream pose an
unacceptable risk to
recreators. In addition, the
EPA installed a passive
vapor mitigation system in
the onsite building in 2017
to reduce PCE levels in the
indoor air that were causing
unacceptable risk to
building occupants. This
site is routinely monitored
by IHSB due to its elevated
risk to onsite workers and
the public.
Groundwater, surface water, and
indoor air monitoring continued.
Several areas within the onsite
building continued to have
elevated PCE in indoor air. A
Vapor Mitigation Subslab Pilot
Test was conducted to improve
performance. Based on the pilot
study results, seven active blowers
were installed on existing vents to
successfully mitigate the risk to
onsite workers.

Due to the risk to recreators in
Potts Creek, the County Health
Department plans to install signs
warning of the risk to recreators.
IHSB collected downstream
surface water samples to determine
an endpoint for the signage.
DWM*
Clarkson Street
Site
Charlotte/
Mecklenburg
TCE in groundwater from
an unknown source created
a vapor intrusion risk in a
downgradient
condominium. EPA
installed a sub-slab
depressurization system in
2021 to mitigate the vapor
intrusion. In 2023, an IHSB
inspection determined that
the system blower was not
operating as designed, so
confirmation sampling of
indoor air in several
areas/units was needed.
IHSB worked with the
Homeowners Association (HOA)
and their contractor to replace the
blower and confirm indoor air
quality. TCE was not detected in
any of the indoor air samples
collected, and the mitigation
system was demonstrated to be
effective. Sampling/monitoring
recommendations will be provided
to the HOA.
DWM* and
Property
Owner
5 7 | P a g e

Crowders
Mountain Golf
Club
Gastonia/
Gaston
In September 2023, a
citizen reported that
chemicals sprayed onto a
golf course were going into
a creek.
The area was inspected, and the
licensed contractor provided
documentation that the chemicals
were approved for a golf course
and were being applied under
Department of Agriculture and
Consumer Services regulations and
training. No illegal discharge was
noted, and no further action was
warranted
No funding
needed
Danny Roberts/
Interstate BP
Durham/
Durham
Groundwater has historic
solvent contamination with
elevated TCE. Vapor
intrusion in neighboring
residences was a concern.
A vapor intrusion evaluation was
planned for a neighboring
residence, but permission to access
the property has not yet been
obtained.
DWM*
(Pending)
Dude Inc. Conover/
Catawba
TCE in groundwater is
migrating toward an offsite
structure. The source may
be associated with a sewer
and/or a documented
upgradient property.
The Federal Remediation Branch
conducted a vapor intrusion
evaluation of the structure, and soil
gas data did not indicate an
unacceptable vapor intrusion risk.
EPA
Gaither
Transou
Jamestown/
Guilford
Groundwater is
contaminated with
chlorinated solvents due to
past acceptance of
industrial septic tank waste
from various sources.
Groundwater and soil gas
sampling was conducted at the
source property, and downgradient
residential wells were tested for
chlorinated solvents and PFAS
compounds. Data analysis is
pending.
DWM*
Geltman
Corporation
Conover/
Catawba
TCE in groundwater posed
a vapor intrusion risk to
onsite workers in 2022.
IHSB oversaw the property
owner's design and
installation of a sub-slab
depressurization system in
early 2023. Plans were
needed for operation and
maintenance of the
mitigation system and to
ensure future owners of the
property were
knowledgeable of the
indoor air risks.
Work continued at this site to
approve the operation and
maintenance document for the
vapor mitigation system and
develop the land-use restriction
document for recordation on the
property deed to ensure
documentation of risks to future
occupiers of the property.
DWM* and
Responsible
Party
Gentex Rocky Mount/
Wilson
Chlorinated solvents in
groundwater potentially
posed a risk to indoor air at
a neighboring property.
Past indoor air sampling
indicated risk was
acceptable.
A confirmation indoor sampling
event was performed, and risks
continue to be acceptable at the
adjacent property. No further
sampling is planned.
DWM*
5 8 | P a g e

Gibbs
Electroplating
Charlotte/
Mecklenburg
Groundwater is known to
be impacted with PCE,
TCE, and other
contaminants. A
neighboring property was
found to have indoor air
TCE concentrations
exceeding DEQ action
levels. Mitigation measures
were successfully put in
place, and the source
property and additional
surrounding properties
needed evaluation for vapor
intrusion risk.
Groundwater, soil gas, and indoor
air data were collected from the
source property and several nearby
properties for indoor air risk
determination. Evaluation of the
results is in progress and additional
work may be planned.
DWM*
Hangar Road
CLT Airport
AFFF Release
Charlotte/
Mecklenburg
Approximately 200 gallons
of PFAS-containing
aqueous film-forming foam
(AFFF) was released to soil
when a buried pipe failed.
Impacted soils were excavated and
properly disposed of, and all AFFF
piping was repaired and
successfully tested. No further
action is warranted.
Responsible
Party
Hoopers Creek
Road VOCs
Fletcher/
Henderson
In 2022, chlorinated
solvents were detected in a
newly installed private
water supply well, from an
unknown source.
Additional water supply
wells were identified in the
vicinity.
Additional private wells were
sampled and found to have no
detectable contamination. The
residence with initial reported
solvents in their well was
connected to city water.
DWM**
Industrial
Drive TCE
Wendell/
Wake
A report prepared for the
DWM UST Section
indicated that TCE was
detected in a monitoring
well located near an
occupied building with a
potential vapor intrusion
risk. Data indicated an
unacceptable risk to
workers.
The responsible party sealed
cracks in the floor in December
2023 and confirmed acceptable
PCE and TCE risk to workers.
TCE concentrations were elevated
when indoor air was tested during
an inactive facility. Plans are to
test the site in July 2024 during
active production.
Responsible
Party
Mallard Creek
Polymers –
Rovene 5900
(Latex) Spill
Charlotte/
Mecklenburg
In 2022, Mallard Creek
Polymers had reported a
release of approximately
35,000 gallons of Rovene
5900 to the ground surface
when a transfer pump
ruptured due to freezing
temperatures. The actual
release amount was later
calculated to be 36,595
gallons over a three-hour
period on December 25,
2022.
The final abatement report was
received in March 2023. The
report was subsequently reviewed
and approved. A no-further action
letter was issued in September
2023.
Responsible
Party
5 9 | P a g e

Midland
Antifreeze
Release
Midland/
Cabarrus
A fire in a residential
detached garage resulted in
the destruction of two 1-
gallon containers of
antifreeze.
The fire was abated, and soil and
debris were excavated and
removed. The abatement
documents were reviewed. No
further work is warranted.
Responsible
Party
Morgan Mills Albemarle/
Stanly
A former textile mill has
significant PCE levels in
soil, soil gas, indoor air,
groundwater, surface water,
and sediment from a former
basement dry-cleaning
operation. Temporary
active remediation
consisted of a production
well in operation until 2009
and a soil vapor extraction
system. A past vapor
intrusion evaluation of the
neighboring residential
community did not indicate
unacceptable indoor air risk
at that time.
IHSB continued to monitor
groundwater, surface water and the
potential for offsite vapor
intrusion. A recent purchaser of
the property has applied for a
brownfields agreement for
redevelopment. Neighboring
properties will continue to be
considered for future monitoring.
DWM*
Nissen Wagon
Works
Winston-
Salem/
Forsyth
Chlorinated solvents were
detected in groundwater
during a site assessment
conducted for a brownfields
agreement application. The
source of the solvents is
unknown.
IHSB investigated potential vapor
intrusion into an onsite building.
Soil gas data did not indicate
unacceptable risk. No additional
risks are indicated by current site
data.
DWM*
(Pending)
Norfolk
Southern CLT
borate release
Charlotte/
Mecklenburg
300 gallons of non-
hazardous borate-
containing locomotive
coolant were released to
ground surface.
Impacted soils were excavated and
properly disposed. No further
action is warranted.
Responsible
Party
O’Shields Fly
Ash
Pisgah Forest/
Transylvania
Boiler fly ash was
permitted as fill in a
residential property's ravine
in 1977 as a beneficial use.
A water supply well is
adjacent to the material.
Landfill closure
information could not be
located in the files.
The private water supply well was
sampled, and analytes detected met
acceptable health risk
determinations.
DWM*
Patches Body
Shop
High Point/
Guilford
Some contamination at the
subject site was thought to
originate from an
upgradient, abandoned
property, but the
remediating party could not
obtain permission from the
owner to assess the
property.
IHSB was able to perform
sampling and determined that the
contamination originates from the
upgradient property. This source
property was proceeding towards
foreclosure, so IHSB notified the
county of the contamination.
DWM* and
Responsible
Party
6 0 | P a g e

Patterson Ave.
Solvents
Winston-
Salem/
Forsyth
The site was a former
fueling station with low-
level solvents and lead in
groundwater.
Access agreements were sent to
subject property and surrounding
residents to initiate a soil gas
investigation to evaluate vapor
intrusion risk.
DWM*
(Pending)
Pender Plating Burgaw/Pende
r
The site is a former
chromium plating company
with minimal assessment.
EPA performed a soil
cleanup in 2014, but current
groundwater conditions are
unknown.
Prepared plans for soil and
groundwater testing to evaluate
current conditions and obtained
access agreements.
DWM*
(Pending)
Pilot Truck
Stop – Trimac
Transportation
Formaldehyde
Spill
Conover/
Catawba
25 gallons of formaldehyde
released from a tanker to
the parking lot due to a
faulty valve. Cleanup
operations were conducted.
The spill was fully
contained, cleaned up to
visual indicators and all
material or waste was
properly handled. An initial
abatement report was
received on December 12,
2022.
The final abatement report was
received, reviewed and approved
by IHSB. No further action is
warranted.
Responsible
Party
Polycarboxylat
e, dispersant
release
Waynesville/
Haywood
A non-hazardous water
soluble polycarboxylate
was released to the parking
lot from a tractor trailer due
to a motor vehicle collision.
The release was less than 10
gallons and was abated at the
scene by the fire department. No
further action is warranted.
No funding
needed
Queens
Landing
possible Coal
Ash
Mooresville/
Iredell
A caller complained about
coal ash affecting Lake
Norman due to
redevelopment activities.
They also mentioned that
an underground storage
tank from the old marina is
of concern.
There was no documentation that
ash was placed on that specific
parcel and there was no visible
evidence of coal ash at the
property. No further action is
warranted by IHSB.
No funding
needed
RD Pate Estate Pikeville/
Wayne
Site is a former gas station
with chlorinated solvent
contamination in
groundwater. Indoor air
testing of an apartment
building across the street
indicated cumulative risk
was acceptable at the time.
Indoor air confirmation testing was
conducted at the apartment
building to see if conditions have
changed. Residential risk was
confirmed to be acceptable.
DWM*
(Pending)
6 1 | P a g e

Red Apple
Market #40
(FMR)
Ahoskie/
Hertford
Chlorinated solvents were
reported by another
program (DWM UST
Section) in wells near the
onsite pharmacy building.
Levels indicated the
potential for a vapor
intrusion risk in the onsite
building.
Two monitoring wells were
sampled and shown to have low
concentrations of PCE and TCE.
Soil gas sampling from around the
building indicated no unacceptable
residential risk. No further work is
planned.
DWM*
Reeves
Brothers
Rutherfordton/
Rutherford
In 2023, a fire occurred
releasing toluene and
MEK-laden water at this
legacy site with chlorinated
solvents in groundwater.
Released material entered a
stormwater retention
system, ditch, and off-site
NCDOT retention ponds.
IHSB is working with the current
owner to complete cleanup of the
release in an off-site storm water
ditch, and to locate historical
groundwater wells and assess
current groundwater conditions.
Responsible
Party
Reeves
Brothers, Inc.
Albemarle/
Stanly
A former textile
manufacturing site has
PCE/TCE in groundwater.
A soil gas assessment was
previously completed on
adjacent properties;
however, no vapor intrusion
assessment was ever
completed on site.
IHSB completed passive soil gas
sampling and groundwater
sampling on the site in November
2023. Results indicated that
PCE/TCE are still present in
groundwater on site, however soil
gas concentrations do not indicate
an unacceptable risk of vapor
intrusion.
DWM*
Schulhofer
Junkyard
Waynesville/
Haywood
As part of a NCDOT
project, petroleum, metals,
PCBs, and dioxins/furans
were previously detected in
soil at this current junkyard.
The town was building a
creek-side public park and
recreation center. The
property owner was
unresponsive to requests
sent by IHSB.
IHSB was not granted permission
to sample onsite media, so surface
water and sediment samples were
collected adjacent to the property
and along the length of the
junkyard and proposed town park.
No unacceptable risks to a
recreator were associated with the
results.
DWM*
South Tunnel
Road Solvents
Asheville/
Buncombe
Chlorinated solvents were
reported near a former
Sears Tire and Auto Store.
Successive offsite
investigations conducted by
IHSB indicated that the
source of these solvents
was a former drycleaner
that is located to the
northeast of the former
Sears store.
Work continued to confirm the
source of contamination.
Following data analysis, the site
was referred to DWM's DSCA
Program, which accepted the site
into the program as an abandoned
facility. DSCA is continuing with
remedial actions.
DWM*
6 2 | P a g e

Southern
Agricultural
Insecticides
Hendersonvill
e/Henderson
An illegal discharge report
was filed by a former
employee of the facility.
The property was inspected, and
only discolored concrete was
observed at the site. There were no
other indications of a release to the
environment. The railroad did not
grant IHSB access to sample the
stormwater leaving the property,
so no evidence of an illegal
discharge was documented.
No funding
needed
Stat Inc: Red
Hill
Hydrofluorosili
cic Acid Spill
Red Hill/
Caldwell
A spill was reported from a
tanker truck owned by Stat
Incorporated (Lenoir) that
was carrying 4,400 gallons
of hydrofluorosilicic acid.
IHSB provided oversight of the
spill's containment, removal, and
property disposal. No further
action was warranted.
Responsible
Party
Stoneville
Furniture
Company
Stoneville/
Rockingham
This former furniture
manufacturing plant has a
brownfields agreement.
IHSB is responsible for
assessing surrounding
properties that may be
impacted by off-site
migration of chlorinated
solvents in groundwater.
Work is planned to sample
groundwater and soil gas at nearby
properties including an elementary
school, a church, and a municipal
property slated for upcoming
construction of a new public works
building. The tributary southwest
of the site will also be sampled.
DWM*
(Pending)
T&T
Supermarket
Morganton/
Burke
This property had
chlorinated solvents
reported in a groundwater
sample collected as part of
a UST closure in the
1990’s.
IHSB reviewed the site file and
saw a former dry-cleaning
operation was located nearby. A
request was made to DWM's
DSCA program to perform soil gas
sampling to confirm the source of
contamination and program
oversight. The site is now being
managed by the DWM DSCA
program.
DSCA
Texfi
Industries,
Inc/New Bern
New Bern/
Craven
Chlorinated solvents have
undergone remedial action
at the facility since the
early 1990's. However,
Texfi declared bankruptcy
and discontinued all
activities in 2000.
Environmental conditions
warranted an update.
IHSB performed groundwater
sampling of onsite wells in April
2024. Additional off-site sampling
is planned.
DWM*
Thomasville
Speedway PCE
Thomasville/
Davidson
PCE was reported in soil at
0.044 mg/kg during a UST
removal at a fueling station.
IHSB oversaw that impacted soils
were removed. Groundwater was
tested and found to not be
impacted with PCE.
Responsible
Party
Vermeer All
Roads
Charlotte/
Mecklenburg
Low-level chlorinated
volatile organic compounds
were detected in
groundwater in 2020. The
source of contamination
appears to be from off-site.
The property owner is planning to
perform a limited assessment to
determine the source and to
evaluate vapor intrusion for
employee safety.
Property
Owner
6 3 | P a g e

W Cumberland
St PCE
Dunn/
Harnett
PCE was detected in
groundwater on a former
service station property and
has migrated onto an
adjacent property.
A groundwater assessment
determined that the impacts are
limited to the source property and
one adjacent property. The
property owner was issued a
Notice of Regulatory Requirement
to address the contamination.
DWM*
(Pending)
Weaver
Fertilizer Fire
Winston-
Salem/
Forsyth
Historical operations at this
facility included the
blending and storage of
fertilizers used in
agriculture applications. On
January 31, 2022, a fire
occurred at the facility.
Following the
extinguishment of the fire,
IHSB was tasked with
overseeing the assessment
of the site.
IHSB continued remedial action
oversight and approved a
Remedial Investigation Report.
Groundwater was found to be
impacted by nutrients and metals.
Soil contained primarily arsenic
above background levels.
However, no immediate receptor
was at risk. Therefore, the site was
referred to the REC program for
further oversight.
Responsible
Party
Webber
Automotive
Winston
Salem/
Davidson
An anonymous report of
illegal dumping of cleaning
fluids from a discharge pipe
at an active automotive
facility prompted IHSB to
visit and sample the
property. PCE was
detected in shallow soils
and sediment. The property
owner was asked to
discontinue the discharge,
remove piping to the
exterior, and to investigate
the impacted soils.
PCE impacts to soil were
horizontally and vertically
delineated and determined to have
low risk to underlying
groundwater. Site was referred to
REC Program for further
remediation oversight.
DWM*
Weldon Mill
(Former)
Weldon/
Halifax
This former mill site had a
complaint filed against it in
2010 for abandoned drums
and creosote posts.
Assessment work was planned and
implemented. Several metals,
VOCs, SVOCs, and PAHs were
detected in soil and groundwater.
Data overall indicated no complete
risk pathways associated with the
site.
DWM*
Williams and
Gentry PCE
Yadkinville/
Yadkin
PCE from an unknown
source was detected in
groundwater at a gas
station.
A vapor intrusion evaluation was
conducted onsite and at nearby
downgradient properties. There
were no unacceptable risks
associated with the soil gas results.
The source of contamination
remains unknown.
DWM*
(Pending)
6 4 | P a g e

Wiscassett
Mills
Albemarle/
Stanly
Large former textile mill
had detections of PCE/TCE
in groundwater at various
locations on property.
Source of contamination
and potential risks were
unknown.
Access to sample former mill
property was declined by property
owner. Therefore, IHSB
completed soil gas sampling on
adjacent daycare, residential, and
school properties. Results did not
indicate unacceptable risk from
vapor intrusion to offsite
properties.
DWM*
Worth
Chemical
(Brentagg)
Charlotte/
Mecklenburg
A former chemical
manufacturing/mixing
facility had multiple
releases of various VOCs.
PCE concentrations in
groundwater had potential
to pose a vapor intrusion
risk to nearby businesses,
residences, and a school. A
downgradient stream had
historical PCE
concentrations of up to 400
µg/L. This stream flows
through both a public park
and a schoolground. IHSB
directed the responsible
party to complete a vapor
intrusion evaluation to
include neighboring
properties in 2022. No
unacceptable risks were
identified.
Oversight of remedial actions
continued. The responsible party
has proposed a remedy consisting
of source area soil removal and
installation of an injection
treatment wall for groundwater.
Staff are requesting a formal
remedial action plan and an
Administrative Agreement to
conduct the work. Additional data
received in November 2024
indicate contaminant
concentrations are stable.
Responsible
Party
Yadkin Road
Circle K
Fayetteville/
Cumberland
TCE from an unknown
source was detected in
groundwater during a UST
investigation. A vapor
intrusion investigation was
needed at adjacent
shopping center.
No vapor intrusion concerns were
identified for the structures
evaluated (former tire shop office
area and apartments to the east.
Additional soil gas testing of
nearby businesses is planned.
DWM*
(Pending)
IHSB = DWM Inactive Hazardous Sites Branch, UST = Underground Storage Tank
VOC = volatile organic compounds, SVOC = semi-volatile organic compounds
PAH = polycyclic-aromatic hydrocarbons, MEK = methyl-ethyl ketone, PCB = polychlorinated biphenyl
* Inactive Hazardous Sites Cleanup Fund as authorized by G.S. 130A-310.6.
** Bernard Allen Memorial Emergency Drinking Water Fund as authorized by G.S. 87-98.

C. Pre-Regulatory Landfills
S.L. 2007- 550 established a statewide tax on solid waste disposal, half of which goes to address the hazards posed by
landfills that predate federal and State rules on solid waste disposal. The portion of the solid waste disposal tax received
by the program may be used only for addressing pre-regulatory landfill threats. DWM received $12,729,161 in tax
revenue in FY 2023-24. Nineteen percent of the tax revenue may be used for administrative expenses. Included in the
administrative expense allowance is $558,063 for administration of the non-pre-regulatory landfill portion of the Inactive
Hazardous Sites Program and $500,000 for programs in DWM’s Solid and Hazardous Waste Sections, leaving
approximately $742,141 for administration of the Pre-Regulatory Landfill Program.

6 5 | P a g e

DWM has cataloged 668 unpermitted, unlined landfills, and they are listed by county in Appendix E. Initial work at each
site involved confirming the location, determining the current use of the property, and identifying the use of surrounding
property to help prioritize the sites for action. Based on inspections conducted as part of that work, 80 percent of the sites
have been determined to have a water supply source, residence, school, church, day care or park on or within 1,000 feet of
the landfill.

DWM established contracts for contaminant assessment and mitigation of the sites. Using these contracts, the nature and
extent of the contamination was defined through testing. A remedy is then designed and implemented to address the
exposure risks. DWM also provides review and approval of contaminant assessment work being conducted by local
governments at these sites and reimburses the cost of that work from the tax proceeds. In FY 2023-24 nine contaminant
assessments were conducted by local governments with DWM oversight and reimbursement.

FY 2023-24 actions:

• 51 – Remedial investigations ongoing
• 9 – Local Government remedial investigations ongoing
• 2 – Remedial investigations completed
• 40 – Remedial designs ongoing
• 0 – Remedial designs completed
• 1 – Remedial actions ongoing
• 0 – Remedial actions completed
• 2 – No further action issued
• 5 – New sites were screened for program qualification and added to inventory
• 10 – Homes provided alternate water or treatment systems maintained
• 105 – Water supply wells sampled

The assessment and cleanup process is complex. Exposure caused by contaminated water supplies, contaminated vapors
entering buildings, methane gas posing explosion risks and exposed wastes on residential property must be addressed.
Difficulties can arise in attempting to gain access to affected properties at each site and with illegal dumping during
investigation and remedial action activities. PRLF staff coordinate with current property owners to determine the
acceptable safe usage of each impacted parcel based on current and planned activities.

Remedial investigation ongoing during FY 2023-24:
Bethel Dump Jonesville, Wilkes County
Burgaw Dump Burgaw, Pender County
Buxton Dump Buxton, Dare County
Cabarrus Disposal Dump Concord, Cabarrus County
Cary Dump Cary, Wake County
City of Fayetteville Landfill Fayetteville, Cumberland County
Cumberland County/Cliffdale Landfill Fayetteville, Cumberland County
Denver Landfill Denver, Lincoln, County
Dudley Shoals Landfill 2 Dudley Shoals, Caldwell County
East Durham Park Landfill Durham, Durham County
East End Park Landfill Durham, Durham County
Fishburne Landfill Arden, Buncombe County
Gaston Refuse Disposal Gaston, Northampton County
Goldsboro Dump Goldsboro, Wayne County
Greenville City Landfill Greenville, Pitt County
Hanover Road Landfill Burlington, Alamance County
6 6 | P a g e

Hardin Refuse Dump Dallas, Gaston County
Harmony Refuse Disposal Harmony, Iredell County
Henry River Community Dump Hildebran, Burke, County
Hoglen Refuse Disposal Waynesville, Haywood County
Howard Creek Landfill Lincolnton, Lincoln County
Hurley’s Dump Biscoe, Montgomery County
Jackson Lake Road Landfill High Point, Guilford County
Jacksonville Dump Jacksonville, Onslow County
Lyon Park Landfill Durham, Durham County
Manteo Dump Manteo, Dare County
Miller Street Landfill Gastonia, Gaston County
Mooresville Dump Mooresville, Iredell County
Mooresville Landfill Mooresville, Iredell County
N Davidson County Landfill Midway, Davidson County
Northgate Park Landfill Durham, Durham County
Old Allegheny County Landfill Sparta, Alleghany County
Old Durham County Landfill Durham, Durham County
Old Hickory Landfill Hickory, Catawba County
Old Holly Springs Dump Holly Springs, Wake County
Old Raleigh #1 Landfill Raleigh, Wake County
Old Raleigh #6 Landfill Raleigh, Wake County
Old Raleigh #9 Landfill Raleigh, Wake County
Old Richmond County Landfill Rockingham, Richmond County
Phillips Park Landfill Jacksonville, Onslow County
Pond Road Landfill #2 Ashville, Buncombe County
Princeville Dump Tarboro, Edgecombe County
Rowan County Landfill Salisbury, Rowan County
Rowan Road Landfill Clinton, Sampson County
Scotland County Community Dump Laurinburg, Scotland County
Southern Pines Dump Southern Pine, Moore County
Southside Park Landfill Charlotte, Mecklenburg County
Swannanoa Landfill Swannanoa, Buncombe County
Sweetwater Road Dump Hickory, Catawba County
Walltown Park Landfill Durham, Durham County
Waxhaw Dump Waxhaw, Union County

Local Government remedial investigations ongoing during FY 2023-24:
Dare County Dump Manteo, Dare County
Hillsborough Dump Hillsborough, Orange County
Les Myers Park Landfill Concord, Cabarrus County
Old City of Burlington SW
Disposal Burlington, Alamance County
Oxford Dump Oxford, Granville County
Pilot Mt. Refuse Dump Pilot Mountain, Surry County
Plymouth Refuse Dump Plymouth, Washington County
Reidsville Landfill Reidsville, Rockingham County
Yadkinville Refuse Disposal Yadkinville, Yadkin County
6 7 | P a g e

Remedial investigations completed during FY 2023-24:
Mud Creek Dump Hendersonville, Henderson County
Winnabow Landfill Winnabow, Brunswick County

Remedial design ongoing during FY 2023-24:
Angier Refuse Dump Angier, Harnett County
Beaufort Refuse Dump Beaufort, Carteret, County
Belltown Road Dump Belltown, Craven County
Bingham Park Landfill Greensboro, Guilford County
Bud Holding Company Landfill Greensboro, Guilford County
Burnt Mill Creek Landfill Wilmington, New Hanover, County
Charlotte Motor Speedway Landfill #1 Concord, Cabarrus County
China Gove Dump China Grove, Rowan County
City of Wilson Landfill – 1 Wilson, Wilson County
City of Winston-Salem Landfill Winston-Salem, Forsyth County
Davidson River Dump Pisgah Forest, Transylvania County
Durham County Landfill Durham, Durham County
E. H. Glass Landfill Greensboro, Guilford County
East Wake Landfill Knightdale, Wake County
Edgecombe County Landfill Tarboro, Edgecombe County
Elon College Landfill Elon College, Alamance County
Gaston County Landfill Mount Holly, Gaston County
Greensboro City Landfill Greensboro, Guilford County
Grifton Dump Grifton, Pitt County
Henderson County Landfill Hendersonville, Henderson County
Hickory Grove Road Landfill McAdenville, Gaston County
Hominy Creek Landfill Asheville, Buncombe County
Jacksonville WWTP at Sturgeon City Jacksonville, Onslow County
Kinston Demolition Kinston, Lenoir County
Knightdale Dump Knightdale, Wake County
Marbery Landfill Durham, Durham County
Monroe Landfill Monroe, Union County
Mud Creek Dump Hendersonville, Henderson County
Old Charlotte/Vanguard Center Charlotte, Mecklenburg County
Old Raleigh #11 – Dorothea Dix Raleigh, Wake County
Old Raleigh #4 Landfill Raleigh, Wake County
Old Raleigh #5 Landfill Raleigh, Wake County
Rocky Knoll School Site Durham, Durham County
Sims Legion Park Landfill Gastonia, Gaston County
Stanley Refuse Dump Stanley, Gaston County
Statesville Road Landfill Charlotte, Mecklenburg County
Tarboro Landfill Tarboro, Nash County
Trenton Refuse Disposal Trenton, Jones County
Tin Mine Landfill Lincolnton, Lincoln County
UNC Old Sanitary Landfill Chapel Hill, Orange County
6 8 | P a g e

Remedial design completed during FY 2023-24:
Sims Legion Park Landfill Gastonia, Gaston County
Trenton Refuse Disposal Trenton, Jones County

Remedial action ongoing during FY 2023-24:
Albemarle Dump Albemarle, Stanley County

Remedial action (construction) completed during FY 2023-24:
No sites under construction.

No Further Action Issued during FY 2023-24:
Gibsonville Properties Landfill Gibsonville, Alamance County
Stedman Landfill Stedman, Cumberland County

D. Federal National Priorities List Sites Requiring a State Cost Share

1. Establishment of a Federal and State Superfund Program
Thousands of contaminated sites exist nationally due to hazardous waste being dumped, left out in the open, or otherwise
improperly managed. These sites include manufacturing facilities, processing plants, landfills and mining sites.

In the late 1970s, toxic waste dumps such as Love Canal and Valley of the Drums received national attention when the
public learned about the risks to human health and the environment posed by contaminated sites. In response, Congress
established the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act (CERCLA) in 1980. Hazard
Ranking System (HRS) is established as the principal mechanism for evaluating environmental hazards of a site.

In 1982, the EPA published the HRS as the principal mechanism for evaluating environmental hazards of a site. HRS is a
numerically based screening system that uses information from preliminary investigations to assess the potential threats
that sites pose to human health or the environment.

CERCLA, or the “Superfund,” allows EPA, working with DWM Superfund Section staff, to clean up contaminated sites.
It also forces the parties responsible for the contamination to either perform cleanups or reimburse the State government
for EPA-led cleanup work. When there is no viable responsible party, Superfund gives EPA and the State the 90 percent
of the funds needed to clean up contaminated sites. CERCLA makes states responsible for the remaining 10 percent of
the cleanup funds needed at these sites.

Goals of the EPA and State Superfund program are to:

• Protect human health and the environment by cleaning up contaminated sites;
• Make responsible parties pay for cleanup work;
• Involve communities in the Superfund process; and
• Return Superfund sites to productive use.

2. State Superfund Cost Share Fund (SSCSF)
S.L. 1999-237, s. 15.6 established that the DEQ may use available funds, with the approval of the Office of State Budget
and Management (OSBM), to provide the 10 percent cost share required for Superfund cleanups on the National Priority
List (NPL) sites having no viable responsible party to pay the operating and maintenance costs associated with these
Superfund cleanups. These funds may be in addition to those appropriated for this purpose.

6 9 | P a g e

The Session Law also required DEQ to report to the Environmental Review Commission and the Joint Legislative
Commission on Governmental Operations the amount and the source of the funds used. North Carolina currently has 40
hazardous waste sites out of a nationwide total of 1329 sites on the EPA NPL. Two of them, Reasor Chemical and New
Hanover County Airport, were delisted. The 38 active sites ranked as the nation’s priority to clean up actions. There are
no viable responsible parties for 18 NPL sites in the State, and a combination of federal and State public funds are used to
conduct remediation at these sites. The Hazardous Response Trust Fund (the federal Superfund) contributes 90 percent of
the money for the remedial action, and the State contributes the remaining 10 percent. The State also is obligated to
conduct operation and maintenance (O&M) at NPL sites after the EPA completes its remedial action.

Summary of North Carolina Superfund Cost-Share Fund Status as of June 30, 2023
Amount of cost share funds distributed in FY 2023-24: $50,127
North Carolina’s 10 percent cost share for past, ongoing, and pending cleanups (based on
signed contracts):
$12,392,239
Fund balance as of June 30, 2024: $4,307,810
Amount currently committed in contracts for future cost share payments and operation
and maintenance of remedies:
$1,897,046*
Remaining amount encumbered on Cape Fear Wood Contract: $369,365
Unobligated Fund balance as of June 30, 2024: $2,041,399
*In the future, this obligated amount will increase. Cleanup cost estimates are not available for sites that are currently in various stages of Remedial
Investigation, and for which contracts are not yet signed. New sites may be added to the National Priorities List; some of which will require a State
cost-share. Also, increases in remedial costs that differ from the original State/EPA contract amounts can occur.

Notably, Record of Decision documents for six federal trust fund lead/State cost share NPL sites were signed in recent
years waiting for funding to start remedial actions. Five of these sites will be funded by the Federal Infrastructure Bill
Fund. Sites funded under this bill will not require the State to pay 10% cost share. The State Superfund Contracts (SSC)
were signed for these five sites: Ram Leather ($17,221,300); ABC Cleaner ($9,038,678); Hemphill Road TCE
($7,939,772); Holcomb Creosote ($7,209,778); Cristex Drum ($10,159,863). An SSC amendment was signed for GMH
to switch the remaining amount of $3,057,630 to the Infrastructure Bill funding and de-obligate 10% of the State share
from the original SSC. The total funding provided by Infrastructure fund for the Superfund Program is $54,627,046
without 10% State match, which saved State $5,462,705.

The SSC for Cape Fear Wood Preserving site ($20,549,537) may be signed after the Remedial Designs are completed and
approved in 2025-26. The funding for this site will require 10% State cost share. The Record of Decision for Ore Knob
site has been finalized; the first phase remediation will cost $44,575,800. The cost of phase II and III remediation will
also be substantial. The State cost share ($4,457,580 for phase I) for the site will be required in 2026-27. Horton Iron and
Metal Co sites were added to the Fund-Lead site list, the cost of the remediation is estimated at $21,196,320 and the State
share will be $2,119,632 in 2026/27.

Operations and Maintenance (O&M) for the following sites is being managed by North Carolina and paid for using the
SCSF:

• FCX Statesville in Iredell County,
• Cape Fear Wood Preserving in Cumberland County,
• Davis Park Road TCE in Gaston County, and
• Potter's Septic Tank Service Pits in Brunswick County.

Four new sites have been added to the State O&M site list in 2024:

• FCX Washington Plant in Beaufort County,
• Blue Ridge Plating in Buncombe County,
• Sigmon’s Septic Tank Service in Iredell County,
• Carolina Transformer in Cumberland County.
7 0 | P a g e

O&M obligation at these 8 sites involves sampling wells and preparing reports, and site/well maintenance. The estimated
O&M cost for all these sites is about $240,000 per year.

Table IV-7a provides a list of the North Carolina NPL sites and the following information for each site: location,
investigation/cleanup status, estimated costs for cleanup. Table IV-7a includes those sites where the federal trust
fund/North Carolina cost share is required. Table IV-7b includes the status of responsible party-funded cleanups.

17Table IV-7a. North Carolina National Priorities List Sites – Sites Where Federal Trust Fund/North Carolina
Cost Share is Required
NPL Site City/County Operable Unit Cleanup
Status
Cleanup
Cost
Work
Phase
Start
ABC One Hour
Cleaners Jacksonville/Onslow OU1-Groundwater RA $4,481,077 In
Progress
OU2-Soil RA $1,675,548 In
Progress

OU-3 Soil and
Groundwater RA $9,038,678* In
Progress

Barber Orchard Waynesville/Haywood OU1-Soil Complete $24,300,000 Complete
OU2-Groundwater O&M Pending

Benfield Industries Waynesville/Haywood Entire Site Soil RA $6,729,200 Complete
Groundwater RA
In
Progress

Blue Ridge Plating Arden/Buncombe Entire Site Soil RA $2,275,200 Complete
Groundwater O&M
In
Progress

Cape Fear Wood
Preserving
Fayetteville/Cumberla
nd Entire Site Soil RA $24,407,574 Complete
Groundwater O&M In
Progress
Soil & Groundwater RD $20,549,537 In
Progress

Carolina
Transformer
Fayetteville/Cumberla
nd Soil/Sediment Complete $22,328,300 Complete
Groundwater O&M
In
Progress

Cristex Drum Oxford/Granville All RA $10,159,863
*
In
Progress

7 1 | P a g e

Davis Park Road
TCE Gastonia/Gaston Entire Site RA
Complete $3,873,299 Complete
Groundwater O&M
In
Progress

FCX, Inc.-
Statesville Statesville/Iredell OU1-Groundwater O&M $1,460,315 In
Progress
OU2-Soil RA
Complete $5,787,620 Complete

FCX, Inc.-
Washington Washington/Beaufort OU1-Groundwater O&M
In
Progress
OU2-Soil/Surface
Water/Sediment RA
Complete $255,791 Complete

GMH Electronics Roxboro/Person OU1-Public Water
Supply Complete $2,158,550 Complete
OU2-Entire Site RA $4,724,626 Complete
OU2-Entire Site RA $3,057630* In
Progress

Hemphill Road
TCE Gastonia/Gaston All RA $7,939,772* In
Progress

Holcombe Creosote
Company Yadkinville/Yadkin Soil and
Groundwater RA $7,209,778* In
Progress

Horton Iron and
Metal Co
Wilmington/New
Hanover
Soil and
Groundwater RD $21,196,320 In
Progress

North Belmont
PCE Belmont/Gaston Groundwater RA $7,535,000 In
Progress

Ore Knob West Jefferson/Ashe Entire Site Phase I
RD $44,575,800 In
Progress
Groundwater O&M Pending

Potter’s Septic
Tank Service Maco/Brunswick Entire Site Soil RA $8,350,000 Complete
Groundwater O&M
In
Progress

Ram Leather Mint
Hill/Mecklenburg Entire Site Interim
RA $2,244,800 On Hold
7 2 | P a g e

All RA $17,220,000
*
In
Progress

Sigmon’s Septic
Tank Statesville/Iredell Entire Site Soil RA $1,329,400 Complete
Groundwater O&M
In
Progress
Cleanup Status Legend
O&M - Remedy Operation and Maintenance
RD - Remedial Design
RI - Remedial Investigation
OU - Operable Unit
RA - Remedial Action
RI/FS- Remedial Investigation/Feasibility Study
PP – Proposed Plan
*Indicates the Funding will be provided by Federal Infrastructure Bill

18Table 17b. North Carolina National Priorities List Sites – Responsible Party-Funded Cleanups
NPL Site Name City/County Operable Unit Cleanup
Status
Aberdeen Pesticides Aberdeen, Moore OU1 and OU4 - Soils-All Sites Complete
OU3-Groundwater O&M
OU5-Groundwater for Rt 211 and McIver O&M

Aberdeen Contaminated
GW Aberdeen, Moore OU 1- Town Well Replacement Complete
OU 2- Groundwater RI

Bypass 601/Martin
Scrap Concord, Cabarrus OU1-Soil/Sediment at Martin Scrap O&M
OU2-Off-Site Soil/Sediment Complete
OU3-Groundwater O&M

Celanese Corporation Shelby, Cleveland OU1-Groundwater O&M
OU2-Soil Complete
Surface Water Complete

Charles Macon Lagoon
and Drum Cordova, Richmond Soil Complete
Groundwater O&M

Chemtronics Inc. Swannanoa,
Buncombe Soil RD
Groundwater RD

7 3 | P a g e

CTS of Asheville Asheville,
Buncombe All RA

FCX Inc. Statesville, Iredell OU3-Burlington Industries Site RA

Geigy Chemical Aberdeen, Moore Soil Complete
Groundwater O&M

General
Electric/Shepherd Farm
East Flat Rock,
Henderson Soil O&M
Groundwater O&M
Surface Water/Sediment Complete

Jadco-Hughes Belmont, Gaston Soil/Sediment O&M
Groundwater O&M

JFD
Electronics/Channel
Master
Oxford, Granville Soil Complete
Groundwater O&M

Kerr-McGee Chemical Navassa, Brunswick OU 1 Soil Only Complete
Delisted
OU 2 Soil Only RA In Progress
OU 3 Marsh RI In Progress
OU 4 Operation Area RI In Progress
OU 5 Groundwater RI In Progress

Koppers Company Inc. Morrisville, Wake Soil Complete
Groundwater O&M
Surface Water Complete

National Starch and
Chemical Salisbury, Rowan OU1-Groundwater in Western Part of Site O&M/RA
OU2-Trench Area Soil/Surface Water Complete
OU3-Area 2 Groundwater/Wastewater In Progress

Treatment Area/Surface Water/Sediments
in NE Tributary O&M

OU4-Area 2 Soil/Wastewater Treatment
Lagoon Area O&M

7 4 | P a g e

New Hanover County
Airport
Wilmington, New
Hanover Groundwater Complete/Deli
sted

NCSU Lot 86 Raleigh, Wake Soil O&M
Groundwater O&M

Reasor Chemical Castle Hayne, New
Hanover Soil Complete/Deli
sted
Groundwater Complete/Deli
sted

USMC Camp LeJeune Jacksonville,
Onslow Multiple Units Various Stages

USMC Cherry Point Cherry Point,
Craven Multiple Units Various Stages

Ward Transformer Raleigh, Wake OU1-Downgradient Reaches RA Complete
OU2-Plant Area and Groundwater FS
Time Critical Removal Complete

Wright Chemical
Corporation
Riegelwood,
Columbus All Removal In
Progress

E. Summary of Inactive Hazardous Sites Funding for FY 2023-24

1. Inactive Hazardous Sites Cleanup Fund (Fund 6372) for FY 2023-24

Beginning Cash Balance $285,789
Deposits (FY 2023-24)
Appropriations $800,000
No Further Action review fees $23,750
Settlement Income $42,296
Total Deposits $866,046
Expenditures (FY 2023-24)
Orphan priority site
sampling/remediation/alternate water
supplies
$476,988
Total Expenditures $476,988
Ending Cash Balance $674,847
Obligations
Approved orphan priority site work as
of June 30, 2024
$243,962
Laboratory and bottled water contract
obligations*
$46,110
Total Current Obligations $290,073
Untasked Funds Available at the End
of FY 2023-24
$384,774
7 5 | P a g e

*-Encumbered under contracts.
The pandemic had a marked impact on the Inactive Hazardous Sites Branch ability to spend allocated funds and ramping
back up to preferred activity levels is still underway. Recovery from that, coupled with the demands of additional work
due to emerging contaminants such as polyfluorinated compounds should put the program on track to more fully utilize
the additional funds provided only last January.

2. Revenue Dedicated to the Pre-Regulatory Landfills (Fund 6379) for FY 2023-24
Beginning Cash Balance $20,095,723
Deposits (FY 2023-24)
Tax (actual total income) $12,729,161
Administrative expense overcharge
refund
$0
Total Deposits $12,729,161
Expenditures (FY 2023-24)
Contracts $6,924,421
Local government reimbursement $204,449
Transfer to DWM Solid & Hazardous
Waste Programs
$500,000
Operating Budget
PRLF operating budget $742,141
Inactive Hazardous Sites operating
budget
$558,063
Combined operating budget $1,300,205
Total Expenditures $8,929,075
Ending Cash Balance $23,895,810
Total Current Contract and Local
Government Obligations

(Encumbrances not yet Paid) $10,585,803
Current Effective Cash Balance 13,310,007

A portion of a solid waste disposal tax established by the legislature is dedicated toward contracting assessment and
remediation at uncontrolled pre-regulatory landfills and to fund staff to implement the program. These funds are also used
to fund a portion of the staff overseeing work at other Inactive Hazardous Waste Sites.

A table depicting the fund income and expenditures by years is below, and the trends are shown in graphical form in
Figure IV-1.

Fiscal Year Annual Receipts Disbursements Fund Balance
2008-09 $3,904,260.91 $46,846.21 $3,857,414.70
2009-10 $9,338,017.99 $749,888.22 $12,445,544.47
2010-11 $9,175,887.91 $2,846,727.53 $18,774,704.85
2011-12 $9,521,021.27 $2,846,727.53 $25,470,837.31
2012-13 $8,850,589.92 $4,273,171.09 $30,048,256.14
2013-14 $8,097,660.71 $7,834,699.76 $30,311,217.09
2014-15 $9,094,712.92 $10,629,385.28 $28,712,428.51
2015-16 $9,173,960.00 $8,832,144.00 $29,054,245.00
2016-17 $9,816,029.45 $7,378,389.70 $31,491,884.47
2017-18 $10,113,745.73 $12,918,429.82 $28,687,200.38
2018-19 $10,509,092.00 $22,422,020.00 $16,774,272.38
2019-20 $11,560,035.01 $13,447,047.00 $14,887,260.39
2020-21 $11,464,201.14 $7,834,580.96 $18,516,482.18
2021-22 $11,959,297.00 $11,263,119.00 $19,212,660.18
2022-23 $12,366,462.76 $11,483,399.16 $20,095,723.78
7 6 | P a g e

2023-24 $12,729,161.60 $8,929,075.20 $23,895,810.18
2024-25 $12,700,000.00 $20,000,000.00 $16,595,810.18

Projections for fiscal year 2024-25 were estimated using current project activities.

5Figure IV-1 Pre-Regulatory Landfill Programs Funds

3. National Priorities List Cost-Share Fund (Fund 6375) for FY 2023-24
Estimated cost of federal trust fund/NC cost-share cleanups $123,922,398
North Carolina’s 10% cost-share for pending/ongoing cleanups $12,392,239*
Total fund disbursements for cost-share payments $9,660,637
Balance as of June 30, 2024 $4,307,810
Encumbered amount of the fund balance for cost-share payments $1,897,046
Encumbered amount for Cape Fear Wood contract $369,365
Effective Cash Balance $2,041,399
*Cleanup cost estimates are not yet available for all sites. The cost-share figure will increase as cost estimates become available. Other sites may be
added to the National Priorities List that will require a State cost-share. This account is also used to pay for the State’s operation and maintenance
obligations at these sites. The fund has no continuing source of income.

7 7 | P a g e

Chapter V: Solid Waste and Materials Management

A. Executive Summary
G.S. 130A-309.06(c) requires DEQ to annually report the status of solid waste management efforts in the State to the N.C.
General Assembly’s Environmental Review Commission and Fiscal Research Division.

The Demographer's Office in the N.C. Office of State Budget and Management reported that North Carolina’s population
increased by 1.28 percent between FY 2022-23 and FY 2023-24, while the amount of waste disposed of in municipal solid
waste (MSW) landfills and construction and demolition (C&D) landfills increased by 1.27 percent from an adjusted
disposal amount of 14,037,108 tons in FY 2022-23. A total of 14,215,732 tons of solid waste originating from North
Carolina counties was disposed of at in-state and out-of-state facilities – an increase in disposal of 178,624 tons from the
previous fiscal year.

During FY 2020-21, the rule review and readoption process required by G.S. 150B-21.3A and initiated in 2013 was
completed for the solid waste management rules in Title 15A, Subchapter 13B of the Administrative Code. As a part of
the readoption process, the rules in Section .1700 of Subchapter 13B pertaining to coal combustion by-products were
updated to be consistent with changes made to the General Statutes in the Coal Ash Management Act of 2014 (CAMA),
including changes made to the annual reporting requirements. CAMA required in G.S. 130A-309.204(c) that annual
reporting on the generation of coal combustion residuals (CCR) and coal combustion products (CCP) was required for
public utilities only, and not for other generators of CCR or CCP.

Two current North Carolina public utilities generating CCR and CCP reported that they disposed of 233,157 tons of CCR
in MSW landfills and did not dispose of any CCP in structural fills in FY 2023-24. CCP was instead sent for beneficial
use within STAR® Units located at Duke Energy’s Buck, Cape Fear, and H.F. Lee facilities. Disposal of produced and
excavated ash material in coal ash monofills, which are special landfills that contain only coal ash waste, has increased as
excavation of ash basins continues across North Carolina in accordance with the Consent Order signed in February 2020
directing Duke Energy to excavate more than 80 million tons of coal ash from open, unlined impoundments at several
locations and place the excavated coal ash in onsite lined landfills. During FY 2023-24, 11,1811,544 tons of CCR were
placed in coal ash monofills.

Data used in this report, along with other subsidiary reports, is available online at:
https://deq.nc.gov/about/divisions/waste-management/solid-waste-section/solid-waste-facility-lists-presentations-and-
annual-reports/solid-waste-management-annual-reports.

1. Key Findings FY 2023-24
• The in-state and out-of-state MSW and C&D disposed of in North Carolina, plus the waste that was generated in
North Carolina and disposed of in out-of-state facilities amounted to 14,215,732 tons in FY 2023-24.
• The 92 sanitary landfills permitted and operating in North Carolina reported disposing of a total of 13,682,898
tons of MSW and C&D solid waste, including waste imported from out-of-state.
• Municipal and C&D solid waste reported as disposed of in North Carolina originating from South Carolina was
273,692 tons and Virginia was 1 ton for a total of 273,693 tons from out-of-state sources.
• Waste exported to Georgia (59,869 tons), South Carolina (266,189 tons), Tennessee (117,579 tons), and Virginia
(199,169 tons) amounted to 642,806 tons.
• The remaining capacity for the 42 active MSW landfills in North Carolina calculates to approximately 28 years of
municipal solid waste at the FY 2023-24 rate of disposal.
• Industrial waste disposal amounted to 11,343,400 tons for FY 2023-24. North Carolina industrial waste is
predominantly from producers of paper products (pulp and paper sludges) with contributions from the electric
energy industry (CCR).
• The per capita rate of North Carolina waste disposed into in-state and out-of-state MSW and C&D landfills has
remained steady at approximately 1.3 tons per person within range of the last 3 fiscal years.
7 8 | P a g e

• Coal ash disposal in a MSW landfill did not affect the per capita disposal rate in FY 2023-24 as shown in Table
V-1 below.
• Excavated CCR from Duke Energy coal ash impoundments totaling 10,027,676 tons were reported as disposed of
in onsite landfills in FY 2023-24.
• Flue gas desulfurization (FGD) waste produced from Duke Energy coal-fueled plants totaled 812,780 tons;
however, 506,221 tons of produced and excavated FGD waste were credited as beneficially used.
• Local government recycling programs diverted 385,545 tons of household recyclables (glass bottles and jars,
plastic containers, metal cans, paper, cartons, and cardboard), which resulted in greenhouse gas savings of
1,045,819 metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent.
• Additional recyclables recovered by local government programs totaled 1,265,645 tons which include yard waste,
food waste, scrap metal, tires, electronics, textiles, construction and demolition debris, and other hard-to-recycle
materials such as batteries, paint, automotive fluids, and chemicals.
• DEQ recycling grants continued to support important market investments, including material recovery facility
(MRF) upgrades, plastic recycling expansions, solar panel recycling development, and food waste diversion.

2. Departmental Considerations and Recommendations
• The General Assembly is encouraged to consider ways to support the increased recovery and recycling of food
waste which is estimated to make up nearly one-quarter of residential landfilled waste.
• The General Assembly is encouraged to consider the new tire advanced disposal fee to better support local
recycling programs.
• Due to the increased presence of and discovery of emerging contaminants like 1,4-dioxane and PFAS, the General
Assembly is encouraged to consider requiring all sanitary landfills, and C&D landfills in particular, to be
constructed with a composite base liner system and leachate collection. While this will increase operational costs
to some facilities, it will decrease the contamination of valuable State groundwater resources.

B. Solid Waste Management
Waste types handled at North Carolina facilities include municipal solid waste, industrial waste, construction and
demolition waste, land-clearing waste, scrap tires, medical waste, compost, and septage.

CCR, classified as industrial waste generated at North Carolina’s six electric power plants, have received much study and
attention because of CAMA. The Act requires that the coal ash in surface water disposal impoundments be removed, and
the ash be placed into lined landfills or recovered. In recent years, CCR has primarily been disposed of in onsite industrial
landfills at power plants or recovered for beneficial use primarily in the cement industry.

1. Municipal Solid Waste and Construction and Demolition Landfill Disposal
North Carolina generated and disposed of a total of 14,215,732 tons of waste (generated during the fiscal year) into MSW
and C&D landfills within the State and out-of-state. This represents an increase of 178,624 tons of waste from the
previous fiscal year. Figure V-1 below displays the history of disposal of waste since 1991. For each fiscal year, the
tonnage figure represents the material that was generated during that year that entered disposal facilities.

7 9 | P a g e

6Figure V-1. MSW and C&D Waste 20-Year Disposal Forecast
Note: Population data is from the OSBM State Demographer website:
https://www.osbm.nc.gov/demog/county-projections for Annual County Populations available at the following web link:
https://www.osbm.nc.gov/population-projections-age-group-data/download?attachment

Solid waste exported from North Carolina generators to out-of-state landfills located in Georgia, South Carolina,
Tennessee, and Virginia totaled approximately 642,806 tons in FY 2023-24. During that period, North Carolina landfills
received and disposed of approximately 273,693 tons of waste that originated from South Carolina and Virginia.

In addition to normal MSW and C&D wastes, other post-industrial or business cleanups that are safely disposed of in
lined MSW landfills include petroleum-contaminated soils from leaking storage tanks under DWM’s Underground
Storage Tank Section, and wastes from development at industrial facilities under DWM’s Brownfields Redevelopment
Section. In past years, the cleanup from storms created noticeable spikes in waste generation and disposal.

Tables related to waste disposal per county, facility, and per capita can be found at:
https://deq.nc.gov/about/divisions/waste-management/solid-waste-section/solid-waste-facility-lists-presentations-and-
annual-reports/solid-waste-management-annual-reports.

2. Coal Combustion Residual and Product Generation, Disposal, and Reuse
North Carolina public utility generators of CCR and CCP recorded 233,157 tons of generated coal ash disposed of in
MSW or non-coal ash industrial landfills during FY 2023-24.

FY2023-24:
14,215,732 Tons
FY2023-24:…
5,000,000
6,000,000
7,000,000
8,000,000
9,000,000
10,000,000
11,000,000
12,000,000
13,000,000
14,000,000
15,000,000
16,000,000
17,000,000
18,000,000
19,000,000
20,000,000
Po
p
u
l
a
t
i
o
n

a
n
d

W
a
s
t
e

D
i
s
p
o
s
e
d
FY2023-24 Historical and Projected
Waste and Population Data
Waste Disposed
Population
ACTUAL FORECAST
8 0 | P a g e

Produced and excavated ash material removed from coal-fueled plants and coal ash impoundments were reported as not
used in structural fill projects. The reporting of zero placement of CCR and CCP within structural fills is a result of being
governed by CAMA, beneficial use within STAR® Units located at Duke Energy’s Buck, Cape Fear, and H.F. Lee
facilities, as well as better recovery systems. Disposal of produced and excavated ash material in coal ash monofills has
increased as excavation of ash basins continues across North Carolina. Within FY 2023-24, 11,181,544 tons of CCR were
placed in coal ash monofills.

Table V 1 shares information on the disposition of coal combustion wastes that intersected with landfill disposal. The
information is derived from reporting of the two public utility companies that generate ash at their facilities across North
Carolina.

19Table V-1. Coal Combustion By-Products and Impoundment Excavation
Generator Annual Reporting
Coal Combustion Products (tons)
generated Ash (tons) excavated from
impoundment FY 2023-24
Ash Gypsum
Total produced 744,222 812,780 10,027,676
Used as Structural Fill - - -
Other Beneficial Uses 1,934,058 506,221 12,578
Disposed in MSW and Industrial Landfills
(not Coal Ash monofills) 233,157 - -

• Recycling efforts continue to increase at industrial facilities statewide.
• Management of CCR, which consists of bottom and fly ash, is produced from coal-fired electric power plants and
is disposed of in onsite CCR landfills. CCP in the form of ash are predominantly reused as an ingredient in
cement.
• FGD residuals, or synthetic gypsum, is the primary ingredient in drywall.
• Fly ash, slag, and bottom ash can be used as construction material such as gravel or fill.
• S.L. 2016-95 revised CAMA and required that Duke Energy provide ash beneficiation projects capable of
processing 300,000 tons of ash, reclaimed from surface impoundments, for cementitious products. The STAR®
Units have been placed in service. Duke Energy has been addressing production challenges and will continue to
take measures to improve feed ash quality as well as pursue equipment modifications to increase production.
Subsequently, Duke Energy exceeded their annual processing goal in FY 2023-24 by up to eight percent per
STAR® site.
• Duke Energy has three recycling sites in North Carolina located at the Buck Station (Spencer, N.C.), HF Lee
Station (Goldsboro, N.C.) and Cape Fear (Moncure, N.C.).
• Duke Energy reported in FY 2023-24 that 506,221 tons of gypsum were sent to the drywall or wallboard industry
for reuse.

3. Solid Waste Tax
The N.C. Department of Revenue reported solid waste tax distribution of $25,170,476.22, which equates to 12,585,238
tons of taxable solid waste going into landfills within North Carolina and through transfer stations to landfills in
neighboring states. The gap between reported disposed tonnage and tax-paid tonnage was due to waste at federally-owned
landfills on military bases and some specific waste streams received at MSW facilities (for example, biosolids) that are
exempt from the solid waste tax. In addition, the large amount of excavated CCR impoundment wastes was not taxed
because they were not transferred through a permitted solid waste facility.
Revenue from the solid waste tax was distributed to:
8 1 | P a g e

• Inactive Hazardous Sites Cleanup Fund – 50 percent is used to fund the assessment and remediation of pre-1983
landfills
• Local governments – 18.75 percent to counties and 18.75 percent to municipalities to assist with their waste and
materials management programs
• General Fund – 12.5 percent

The Solid Waste Tax proceeds and distribution are summarized in Table V-2 below.

20Table V-2. N.C. Dept. of Revenue Solid Waste Tax Distribution
PROCEEDS 1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter Totals
PROCEEDS AVAILABLE FOR
DISTRIBUTION BEFORE COST $6,503,265.80 $6,518,442.92 $6,147,489.11 $6,099,592.80 $25,268,790.63
LESS: REIMBURSEMENT UNDER
S.L. 2007-543 $- $- $- $- $-
LESS: COST OF COLLECTING $21,067.31 $26,635.06 $24,998.08 $25,613.96 $98,314.41
PROCEEDS AVAILABLE FOR
DISTRIBUTION $6,482,198.49 $6,491,807.86 $6,122,491.03 $6,073,978.84 $25,170,476.22

DISTRIBUTION OF PROCEEDS
INACTIVE HAZARDOUS SITES
CLEANUP FUND (50%) $3,241,099.25 $3,245,903.94 $3,061,245.52 $3,036,989.42 $12,585,238.13
AMOUNT AVAILABLE TO
DISTRIBUTE TO CITIES (18.75%) $1,215,412.22 $1,217,213.97 $1,147,967.06 $1,138,871.03 $4,719,464.28
AMOUNT AVAILABLE TO
DISTRIBUTE TO COUNTIES (18.75%) $1,215,412.22 $1,217,213.97 $1,147,967.06 $1,138,871.03 $4,719,464.28
GENERAL FUND (12.5%) $810,274.80 $811,475.98 $765,311.39 $759,247.36 $3,146,309.53
TOTALS $6,482,198.49 $6,491,807.86 $6,122,491.03 $6,073,978.84 $25,170,476.22

COMMENTS:
1. Solid waste disposal taxes are levied pursuant to Article 5G of Chapter 105 which provide for a per capita distribution of the proceeds.
2. A city or county is excluded from the distribution under Article 5G if it does not provide solid waste management programs and is not responsible
by contract for payment for these programs and services, unless it is served by a regional solid waste management authority established under Article
22 of Chapter 153A of the General Statutes.
Note: Totals do not match DEQ budget reports for FY 2023-24 due to the timing of distributions from N.C. Department of Revenue (NCDOR). The
table above was compiled using the following NCDOR data:
• 1st Quarter FY 2023-24: https://www.ncdor.gov/solid-waste-disposal-tax-distribution-quarter-ending-09-30-2023
• 2nd Quarter FY 2023-24: https://www.ncdor.gov/solid-waste-disposal-tax-distribution-quarter-ending-12-31-2023
• 3rd Quarter FY 2023-24: https://www.ncdor.gov/solid-waste-disposal-tax-distribution-quarter-ending-03-31-2024
• 4th Quarter FY 2023-24: https://www.ncdor.gov/solid-waste-disposal-tax-distribution-quarter-ending-06-30-2024

4. Per Capita Disposal Rate
Table V-3 below shows the history of North Carolina’s per capita disposal rate, including the impact of including
excavated CCR in that rate. The table shows the baseline measurement of solid waste disposal in the benchmark years of
FY 1990-91 and 1991-92 as well as the most recent 18 fiscal years. Two calculations were performed to determine per
capita waste this fiscal year – one showing disposal per capita for wastes generated during the fiscal year and the other
including both generated waste plus excavated CCR.
8 2 | P a g e

21Table V-3. North Carolina’s Per Capita Disposal Rate
Fiscal
Year
NC
Population
MSW and C&D
Disposed
MSW per
Capita
Coal Ash
Disposed
MSW minus Coal
Ash Disposed
MSW minus Coal Ash
Disposed per Capita
(tons) (tons) (tons) (tons) (tons)
2023-24 10,842,949 14,215,732 1.31 0 14,215,732 1.31
2022-23 10,705,403 14,037,108 1.31 0 14,037,108 1.31
2021-22 10,571,934 14,024,453 1.33 0 14,024,453 1.33
2020-21 10,472,553 13,949,017 1.33 0 13,949,017 1.33
2019-20 10,381,670 13,926,676 1.34 127,005 13,789,864 1.33
2018-19 10,284,335 13,855,649 1.35 32,809 13,813,449 1.34
2017-18 10,181,491 11,656,351 1.14 643,808 11,008,191 1.08
2016-17 10,080,436 11,231,358 1.11 1,678,882 9,707,057 0.96
2015-16 9,968,747 11,323,734 1.14 743,822 10,579,912 1.06
2014-15
9,881,906 9,635,874
0.98
Not Measured
Prior to 9,635,874
0.98
2013-14 9,804,787 9,273,571 0.95 FY15-16 9,273,571 0.95
2012-13 9,723,576 9,149,130 0.94 9,149,130 0.94
2011-12 9,644,670 9,443,380 0.98 9,443,380 0.98
2010-11 9,571,007 9,467,045 0.99 9,467,045 0.99
2009-10 9,435,396 9,395,457 1.00 9,395,457 1
2008-09 9,278,794 9,910,031 1.07 9,910,031 1.07
2007-08 9,090,572 11,284,712 1.24 11,284,712 1.24
2006-07 8,890,380 11,837,104 1.33 11,837,104 1.34
2005-06 8,685,811 11,765,183 1.35 11,765,183 1.36
1991-92
Benchmark 6,781,321 7,257,428 1.07 7,257,428 1.07
1990-91 6,632,448 7,161,455 1.08 7,161,455 1.08
Note: MSW disposal data were updated based on additional report submittals.

5. Municipal Solid Waste Landfill Capacity
The total remaining capacity of North Carolina’s 41 active permitted MSW landfills measures approximately 380 million
cubic yards, equating to approximately 256 million tons based on a calculated average compaction rate of 0.67 tons of
waste per cubic yard of air space. The capacity does not distinguish between imported or exported waste. The State
capacity calculates to 28 years of waste disposal should the rate of landfill use remain steady at last fiscal year’s rate of
approximately 11.3 million tons per year for all active MSW landfills. Continued efforts to increase recycling and material
diversion will help maximize landfill capacity.

Landfill capacity in the State is currently sufficient, and all regions have access to adequate disposal capacity. However,
the State’s landfill capacity is not uniformly available statewide due to permit conditions, franchise arrangements, service
areas, population densities, and distances. Some regions have limited disposal options and may be subject to higher
disposal costs and possible disruptions in service should facilities close or fuel costs become prohibitive due to transport
to distant facilities. As some landfills come to capacity in the next 8-10 years, the availability and convenience of
municipal solid waste disposal facilities will change, and some areas will have less access than they do currently.

8 3 | P a g e

As shown in Table V-3 above, the disposal of coal ash in MSW landfills did not occur in FY 2023-24. The downward
trend for the past several years has favorably affected MSW landfill capacity in the State.

Tabulation of MSW and C&D landfill capacity can be found in the FY 2023-24 Landfill Capacity Report contained on the
following website: https://deq.nc.gov/about/divisions/waste-management/solid-waste-section/solid-waste-facility-lists-
presentations-and-annual-reports/solid-waste-management-annual-reports.

6. Industrial Landfill Disposal
In North Carolina, 14 out of 17 active permitted industrial landfills disposed of various types of industrial waste
originating from internal operations. The majority of industrial landfills are located where the waste is produced. The
largest volume of waste disposed into industrial landfills is at electric power plants and from the paper product industry,
which disposes of sludge and wood ash. Tabulation of landfilled industrial waste can be found on the FY 2023-24 Solid
Waste Management Annual Report webpage, accessible online at: https://deq.nc.gov/about/divisions/waste-
management/solid-waste-section/solid-waste-facility-lists-presentations-and-annual-reports/solid-waste-management-
annual-reports.

7. Composting and Mulching
A total of 53 active composting operations continued to divert organics from the municipal solid waste stream. 847,798
tons of waste were initially diverted to facilities, with a 13% loss of unusable/disposed material. 504,302 tons of
feedstocks were composted in FY 2023-24.

7Figure V-2: Total Reported Waste Received over 11 Years of Facility Annual Reporting (FAR)

Compost operations in FY 2023-24 diverted 45,114 tons of food waste, including food processing residuals. Food waste
diversion continues to be a huge opportunity for compost facilities in North Carolina; and a desperate need for the relief of
8 4 | P a g e

landfills and methane emissions. Yard waste, grease trap waste, sludge and biosolids, and clean wood made up over 75%
of diverted material.

High-carbon materials such as yard waste, clean wood, sawdust, and pallets make up 61 percent of all received materials
for FY 2023-24, with yard waste comprising 88 percent of the total high-carbon material. High-nitrogen materials (e.g.,
food scraps, animal waste, sludge, grease trap waste, animal mortalities) are on average 38 percent of the total material
received. The other feedstocks (e.g., commingled, sheetrock, inert soils) are on average less than one percent of the total
material received.

In FY 2023-24, compost facilities produced 320,869 tons of compost, 121,871 tons of mulch (including wood mulch,
dyed mulch, wood chips, and leaf mulch), and 53,572 tons of boiler fuel.

• 388,978 tons of compost were sold to the public.
• 85,937 tons were stockpiled.
• 53,648 tons were used internally/not marketed.
• 36,072 tons were given to the public.

8. Septage Management and Land Application
The management of septage waste pumping, hauling and disposal is accomplished through staff permitting and
compliance activities for more than 660 septage haulers, 182 septage detention or treatment (dewatering) facilities, and
103 land application sites (representing approximately 1600 acres). Septage disposal is by means of municipal wastewater
treatment plants, septage land application sites, solid waste compost facilities, and septage detention and treatment
facilities.

While most of the land-applied waste managed by the Solid Waste Section is septic tank, portable toilet, and restaurant
grease trap waste, the program also assists waste generators with other wastes and by-products to determine if they are
suitable for beneficial use through land application. Examples of beneficially reused waste include wood ash and tobacco
dust. Best management practices are followed for each by-product to assure the protection of public health and the
environment after evaluation by staff and are included in the site operational plans.

Since septage haulers are permitted on a calendar year basis, the volumes of septic tank (domestic septage), portable toilet,
and grease trap wastes pumped are reported for the previous calendar year. In the calendar year 2023, approximately
262,556,164 gallons total of domestic septage, grease septage, and portable toilet waste was pumped. This is a slight
increase above the 2022 calendar year total of 262,519,064 gallons pumped. The increase from 2022 to 2023 in the
reported amount of domestic septage, portable toilet waste septage, and grease septage pumped may reflect an increase in
demand for septage pumping related to steady growth in the State’s population and economic development in 2023.
Figure V-3 below shows the trend in amounts of septage pumped per year over the last 25 years (from 1998 to 2023).

8 5 | P a g e

8Figure V-3 Gallons of Septage Pumped Per Year (1998 to 2023)

9. Medical Waste
During FY 2023-24, four permitted medical waste treatment facilities that receive waste from off-site operated in the
State. There are also nineteen alternative medical waste treatment technologies approved for use in the State that operate
using a combination of waste shredding and steam sterilization, chemical, infrared, ozone, and heat-to-treat medical waste
at individual generator locations.

Figure V-4 below shows the tonnage of medical waste treated at North Carolina’s permitted medical waste treatment
facilities during FY 2023-24. A total of 15,885.61 tons of medical waste generated in North Carolina and 13,048.78 tons
generated from other states, totaling 28,934.39 tons, were treated. A total of 20,991.04 tons of treated medical waste was
disposed of in landfills with a waste tonnage reduction to (incinerator) ash of 6,670.00. 182.00 tons was shipped out of
state for treatment and 1,139.00 tons was liquids drained to POTWs. Figure V-4 does not include medical waste treated
from healthcare facilities that treat waste on-site.

These healthcare facilities are regulated by the N.C. Department of Health and Human Services; although DEQ may
address specific concerns regarding medical waste treatment such as packaged stored medical waste awaiting shipment
and treatment device operation.

8 6 | P a g e

9Figure V-4 Tons of Medical Waste Processed by Fiscal Year

10. Household Hazardous Waste
Household hazardous waste (HHW) is household items that are toxic, ignitable, corrosive, or reactive. HHW includes
items such as household cleaners, pesticides, herbicides, fertilizers, pool chemicals, paints, automotive fluids, and
batteries. These waste types are dangerous to human health and the environment. The Solid Waste Section recommends
that residents properly dispose of HHW at an approved collection site. Units of local government HHW collection sites
may be temporary one-day events, commonly conducted in a physical structure, or permanent ongoing collection sites at
brick-and-mortar locations.

Twenty-three counties in North Carolina have permanent HHW collection sites (30 sites total). These 30 permanent sites
are permitted facilities and collected 8,818,646.00 pounds or 4,409.32 tons of HHW as shown in Table V-4 below.

22Table V-4. Permanent HHW Facility Collections FY 2023-24
Household Hazardous Waste Pounds
Various paints 4,634,326.00
Flammable liquids and solids 633,831.00
Automotive oil, filters, and antifreeze 433,626.00
Lead-acid, cadmium, lithium and alkaline batteries 196,097.00
Mercury containing fluorescent light bulbs and other mercury-containing materials 127,021.00
Compressed gases 136,631.00
Poisonous materials such as insecticides, herbicides, fungicides, fertilizers, and pool chemicals 202,683.00
Corrosive materials 142,373.00
Oxidizing substances 86,023.00
Aerosols 101,984.00
Reactives 15.00
PCB/Ballasts 0.00
Propane tanks 7,183.00
Fire extinguishers 15,951.00
8 7 | P a g e

Twenty-six counties, thirteen municipalities, and two businesses held 51 one-day temporary HHW collection events
during FY 2023-24. The 51 events collected a total of 568,877.00 pounds or 284.44 tons of HHW.

Figure V-5 below illustrates the amounts of HHW collected annually since FY 2013-14. A complete listing of locations of
permanent HHW sites as well as current one-day events can be found at: https://deq.nc.gov/about/divisions/waste-
management/hhw.

Although the collection of HHW is a costly endeavor, increasing numbers of units of local government as well as civic
organizations, and private industries are arranging for this valuable service for North Carolina communities. The fiscal
year total collected is 3,643.50 tons and the collection cost reported by units of local government for temporary and
permanent collection events is $6,027,215.29.

10Figure V-5. Household Hazardous Waste in Tons by Fiscal Year

11. Facility Inspections
DWM’s Solid Waste Section is responsible for conducting inspections/site visits at the following variety of solid waste
management facility types:
• C&D Landfills over pre-regulatory MSW Landfills
• Closed Post-Closure Landfills
• Compost Facilities
• Construction & Demolition Landfills (C&DLF)
• Industrial Landfills
• Land Application Sites
• Land Clearing and Inert Debris Landfills (LCID)
• LCID Notification Landfills (open and closed)
• MSW Landfills
• Transfer Stations
• Coal Combustion Product Landfills and Structural Fills
• Household Hazardous Waste Collection Sites
• Material Recovery Facilities
• Medical Waste Treatment Facilities and Incinerators
• Septage Detention and Treatment Facilities
• Septage (hauler) Firms
• Tire Monofills
• Tire Processing / Collection Facilities
8 8 | P a g e

• Treatment and Processing Facilities
• White Goods Collection
• Yard Waste Notifications

12. Non-Facility Inspections and Evaluations
In addition to the facility types listed above, the Solid Waste Section also provides inspections and evaluations for the
following:

Illegal Dumping: The Solid Waste Section provides technical assistance to residents and businesses on the proper
management, recycling, or disposal of solid wastes. It investigates complaints of solid waste illegal dumping, working to
have the sites cleaned up and taking enforcement action when necessary for the protection of human health and the
environment. The Solid Waste Section also works with local governments to establish and maintain ordinances and
programs that address littering and indiscriminate dumping in their communities, and to avoid illegal dumping by
communicating disposal procedures and locations to residents, especially following a storm or other disaster.

Disaster Response and Preparation: The Solid Waste Section collaborates with federal partners, N.C. Department of
Public Safety’s Division of Emergency Management, and local governments to support the Federal Emergency
Management Agency’s National Response Framework Emergency Support Functions (ESF) related to solid waste debris
removal (ESF-3), oil and hazardous materials response (ESF-10), and agriculture and natural resources (ESF-11). DEQ
staff assisted with preparation and response for local disaster events in 2023-24 by continuing to develop and improve
GIS (Geographical Information System mapping) tools for reporting, sharing, and summarizing information about the
environmental incidents that DEQ handles during an emergency response. DEQ also worked to develop GIS tools for
locating waste management facilities to assist with preparation in the storm’s projected path and for disposal.

11Figure V-6 Hurricane Incident GIS Tracking Tool

The Solid Waste Section continues to work with local governments to foster the message that disaster preparedness is
essential, given the history of storm destruction in North Carolina, and encourages communities to establish pre-approved
temporary debris storage and reduction (TDSR) sites for vegetative and demolition debris prior to an emergency or
disaster. DEQ maintains a record of more than 750 of these pre-approved TDSR sites. Pre-approval is critical because it
allows for rapid mobilization of cleanup services as well as ensuring that the maximum reimbursement of cleanup costs
from FEMA can be obtained. The Solid Waste Section is in the process of developing a new online application tool for
the submittal of applications for potential TDSRs. This will allow the Section to efficiently track applications as they are
submitted and processed.

8 9 | P a g e

In FY 2023-2024 the Solid Waste Section assisted with response and clean-up following several local disaster events;
evaluated and coordinated the review of two new TDSR sites with the State Historic Preservation Office and Natural
Heritage Program; and coordinated with local governments and FEMA for the activation and subsequent clean-up of two
TDSR sites. It also provided technical assistance with the proper disposal of storm debris. Because DEQ already had
systems in place to communicate and conduct debris site reviews using virtual means and GIS tools like the one depicted
above, it was able to continue activities remotely, with minimal interruption of the normal procedures. Beginning in late
September 2024 DEQ dedicated a great deal of staff time and resources for the response and cleanup from Hurricane
Helene. Between September 28, 2024 and December 31, 2024 the Solid Waste Section evaulated and coordinated the
review of 103 new TDSR sites and the activation of 123 new and previously established TDSR sites. A more detailed
summary of the response efforts will be provided in the Annual Report for FY 2024-2025.

Tax Certifications: The Solid Waste Section processes certification applications (see Figure V-7 below) for special tax
treatment of facilities and equipment used in recycling of a solid waste or resource recovery from a solid waste. The Solid
Waste Section has been processing these applications since the mid-1970s at no cost to the applicant. Recently the Solid
Waste Section launched a new online application tool that allows for a more efficient application process and one that
helps the Department track applications as they go through the process.

North Carolina’s tax certification program is very robust and provides property tax benefits to numerous companies and
business types. Tax certification programs in other southeastern states typically place more restrictions on the types of
businesses that can apply. Since North Carolina’s program is broad and open to any company or business that maintains
assets used exclusively for recycling or resource recovery, the program has been an effective tool in new business
recruitment for the State.

In the past seven years, the Solid Waste Section has processed approximately 1,150 certification applications. Figure V-7
below shows applications received and approved for the past seven years, while Figure V-8 shows that these
approximately 1,150 applications resulted in an estimated value (as reported by the applicant) of $1.3 billion in business
equipment being exempted from local government property tax assessment. This amount does not include the value of the
land and facility areas also exempted from local government tax assessment in that time frame since this data is not
available. DEQ estimates that Solid Waste Section staff collectively spend time equivalent to two staff positions
reviewing and processing tax certification applications, providing technical assistance, and conducting site visits for these
facilities to determine whether the requested items comply with the General Statutes and NC Administrative Code
regarding special tax treatment. The estimated staff time does not include time spent by DEQ’s DEACS staff providing
additional technical assistance for these applications.

The estimated value of business equipment exempted was much greater in FY 2022-23 than in previous or subsequent
years. This was due to an estimated $363,769,560 of business equipment exempted from the three STAR® Units located
at Duke Energy’s Buck, Cape Fear, and H.F. Lee facilities, where CCR materials are recycled. More information
regarding the STAR® Units is included in Section V-B-2 of this report. Figure V-8 includes a breakdown of the estimated
value of business equipment exempted.
9 0 | P a g e

12Figure V-7. Tax Certification Applications Received and Approved

13Figure V-8. Estimated Value of Business Equipment Certified as Tax Exempt

13. Facility Operator Training and Public Outreach
The Solid Waste Section is committed to the protection of public health and the environment through education,
inspections and compliance, and environmental monitoring. The section has a long-standing history of promoting training
for the regulated community and public as required by statute as well as through technical assistance, collaboration,
outreach activities, and customer service.
9 1 | P a g e

C. Local Government Waste Reduction Activities and Recycling Markets
Each unit of local government is required to report to DEQ annually about their solid waste management programs and
waste reduction activities per G.S. 130A-309.09A. The Solid Waste and Materials Management Reports help produce a
picture of waste reduction, recycling, and materials management efforts in North Carolina. This data offers information
that helps gauge the breadth and relative effectiveness of local government programs in diverting materials from disposal
and delivering them to industry for reprocessing. Data from these annual reports also helps document the trends in
recycling and reuse program implementation, and the evolving nature of public materials recovery efforts in North
Carolina.

The reporting process was modernized in FY 2021-22 to allow local governments to complete the report online, consistent
with annual reports for permitted solid waste facilities. The new reporting process improved the efficiency of local
governments to complete reports and for DEQ staff to receive and review reports.

1. Source Reduction and Reuse Programs
Operating a source reduction or local reuse program can be a cost-effective way to help residents reduce the amount of
solid waste that is discarded. These programs are typically popular with residents and have the potential to be a low-cost
opportunity to engage the community, creating awareness about strategies that can be used to reduce the cost of disposal.
Despite these benefits, only 43 of North Carolina’s counties and 43 out of 551 municipalities reported operating these
programs. The number of total programs in the State has remained steady over the past five years, ranging from 86 to 92
local governments reporting source reduction and reuse programs each year. In general, waste prevention through source
reduction and reuse does not seem to take priority for most communities.

Table V-5 below examines the types of source reduction and reuse programs operated by local governments during FY
2023-24.

23Table V-5. Local Source Reduction / Reuse Programs in FY 2023-24
Number of Programs Program Type
45 Backyard Composting
38 Education Programs
14 Compost Bins Sales (1,594 total bins sold)
31
Public Reuse
16 Swap Shop Programs (70 swap shop locations)
9 Paint Exchange Programs (1,367,168 pounds of paint reused)
2 Reusable Dish/Utensil Loan Programs
12 Others (e.g., book swaps, pallet exchange, moving box exchange, swap events)
59
Source Reduction
26 Promoting Food Waste Reduction
35 Promoting Single-Use Plastic Reduction
35 Promoting Junk Mail Reduction
45 Promoting Reuse and Donation
5 Promoting Other Source Reduction Activities
86 Total Number of Local Governments with Source Reduction or Reuse Programs

2. Local Government Recovery
Table V-6 below compiles local government materials recovery operations over the past five years. Local government
recovery showed an increase in FY 2023-24 when compared to the previous fiscal year. Recovery of metals, plastics,
organics and tires increased while recovery of paper and glass decreased. Overall, the amount recovered per capita
increased by 11 pounds for the year.

9 2 | P a g e

Total recovery results from the past five years reflect a mature public recycling system that has maintained resiliency
despite recycling market challenges beginning in 2018 and through the COVID-19 pandemic. Local governments operate
a base level of programs and have maintained public participation in terms of material capture, even as the “evolving ton”
of traditional recyclables generated in households becomes lighter over time. Highlights from Table V-6 will be examined
in greater detail throughout this chapter.

24Table V-6. Local Government Recovery (Tons) FY 2019-20 through FY 2023-24
Material FY 2019-20 FY 2020-21 FY 2021-22 FY 2022-23 FY 2023-24
Total Paper 285,848 311,703 291,418 280,440 266,301
Total Glass 104,659 91,164 85,865 74,866 65,633
Total Plastics 39,444 38,185 36,993 34,148 39,754
Total Metal1 87,167 91,515 82,153 80,174 86,269
Total Organics2 817,307 828,155 786,205 866,600 934,425
Specialty Wastes 8,720 9,693 8,839 9,990 8,676
Electronics 11,736 10,624 8,908 8,172 8,175
Construction and Demolition
Debris 86,973 90,586 98,165 104,330 102,989
Tires3 139,104 118,165 97,899 110,475 137,694
Other 2,118 961 1,078 1,073 1,273
Totals 1,583,076 1,590,751 1,497,522 1,570,268 1,651,190
Per Capita Recovery (lbs.) 301.3 300.5 283.72 293.36 304.56
Recovery Ratio 0.11 0.11 0.11 0.11 0.12 (Recycling: Disposal)
1 Includes white goods, aluminum cans, steel cans and other metals.
2 Includes yard waste, pallets, wood waste and food waste.
3 Tons of tires listed as recovered includes only those tires originating from within North Carolina that were processed in North Carolina. Data on the
recovery of North Carolina-originated tires that were exported outside of the State is not available.

3. Recovery of Particular Materials
Public recycling programs play an important role in providing recovered materials to the supply chain for private
manufacturing. Figure V-9 below provides a material-specific look at those materials diverted from disposal to economic
use by local government recovery operations in FY 2023-24.
9 3 | P a g e

14Figure V-9 Characterization of Local Government Recovery

The single largest category of material recovered by local governments continues to be organics. This category includes
vegetative debris, clean wood (unpainted and untreated dimensional lumber), pallets, food waste, and oyster shells. The
recovery of vegetative debris or yard waste is accomplished through public and private mulching and composting, though
boiler fuel and other energy markets are also an important destination for yard waste collected by local governments. For
a detailed look at the management of yard waste in FY 2023-24, please see the section titled Yard Waste Management.

The annual recovery of organic materials can be erratic because yard waste recovery can vary widely from one year to the
next due to weather conditions and storm events. During FY 2023-24, organics constituted more than 56 percent of the
total local government recovery. As in past years, fiber, or paper products, constituted the next largest category of
recovered materials at 16 percent. Tires and construction and demolition debris make up the next largest categories of
recovered materials at 8 percent and 6 percent, respectively.

4. Recovery of Traditional Materials
Traditional recyclable materials are the items or materials that most residents think of when reflecting on recycling. These
materials include fiber or paper (corrugated cardboard, magazines, newspapers, office paper, and residential mixed paper)
and containers (aluminum beverage cans, glass bottles, and jars, plastic bottles and containers, and steel food containers).
These materials are common in households, though they are also found in the workplace, bars, restaurants, and away-
from-home settings such as parks and other public venues.

In FY 2023-24, North Carolina's local government recycling programs reported recycling 385,545 tons of traditional
materials (glass bottles and jars, plastic containers, metal cans, paper, cartons, and cardboard). The EPA has provided the
Waste Reduction Model to help estimate the carbon dioxide equivalent emissions avoided from recycling instead of
landfilling discarded materials. In most cases, manufacturing products from recycled material use less energy than
manufacturing products from raw materials, which translates to fewer fossil fuels burned and reduced emissions of
greenhouse gases that contribute to climate change. Recycling instead of landfilling these traditional materials resulted in
greenhouse gas emissions savings of 1,045,8192 metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent, which is equivalent to
removing the annual emissions of 222,042 passenger vehicles.

The total amount of traditional materials recovered by weight by public recycling programs in FY 2023-24 decreased 4.6
percent compared to the previous fiscal year. While this represents a small decline, the recovery of fiber and containers for
the past five years is lower than in previous years due to a change in methodology beginning in FY 2019-20. In previous
years, all materials collected through commingled recycling programs were allocated as recycled fiber or container
9 4 | P a g e

materials. However, a portion of the collected commingled mix is known to be contamination, or non-recyclable material,
that gets removed for landfill disposal. Beginning in FY 2019-20, a percentage of the commingled mix is subtracted as
contamination to provide a more accurate estimate of the true recycling resulting from commingled programs. In FY
2023-24, 21 percent of commingled tons were removed as contamination, as discussed in Collection of Commingled
Recyclables below.

Fiber recovery during FY 2023-24 decreased by 5 percent and container recovery decreased by 4 percent compared to FY
2022-23. These declines may be partially due to the expanded practice of “lightweighting,” in which product
manufacturers and distributors reduce packaging and use lighter materials to increase energy efficiency in shipping and
processing. The decreased weight of materials entering the recycling stream can lead to a decrease in overall tonnage
despite similar levels of participation and collection. Furthermore, the collection of glass for recycling has declined in
recent years as some communities have removed glass from the mix of commingled materials accepted in curbside
recycling. Another contributing factor is the net loss of six curbside recycling programs, as discussed in Public Curbside
Recycling Programs in North Carolina below. Although affected residents may still have access to drop-off recycling,
participation and tonnage is significantly lower without the convenient access to curbside collection. This is especially
true when garbage is still collected curbside, requiring residents to make an extra effort to bring recyclables to a drop-off
point.

The overall changing make-up of traditional materials recovery is known in the recycling industry as the “evolving ton,”
and this phenomenon is not unique to North Carolina. Figure V-10 below documents the trend in the recovery of
traditional materials over the past 20 years. As discussed previously, FY 2019-20 was the first year calculating and
removing a portion of the commingled recycling tons as contamination.

15Figure V-10. 20-Year Local Government Traditional Recyclable Material Recovery (Tons)

5. Recovery of Construction and Demolition Materials
Local government recovery of C&D debris includes the capture of materials generated by construction and/or demolition
activities. Materials in this waste stream include shingles, vinyl siding, sheetrock, carpet, and aggregate (brick, block,
concrete, asphalt, and other rubble).

9 5 | P a g e

Clean lumber and wooden pallets, corrugated cardboard, and scrap metal may also be generated because of construction
and demolition activities, though for the sake of this report when these materials are recycled by local governments they
are included in categories for organics, metal, and paper.

Local government recycling efforts focused on the C&D waste stream can yield impressive tonnage results. A large
makeup of C&D recycling tonnage can be attributed to the recovery of aggregate such as concrete and brick. This material
is relatively easy to recover at disposal facilities such as C&D landfills, and it can be processed into a gravel substitute
that can provide substantial cost avoidance through a decreased need to purchase new gravel. Construction and demolition
recycling in FY 2023-24 decreased 1.2 percent from the previous year, with 102,989 tons reported. Figure V-11 below
illustrates the change in the amount of C&D materials captured by public programs since FY 2006-07.

16Figure V-11. Public C&D Recycling (Tons) FY 2006-07 to FY 2023-24

6. Plastic Recycling in North Carolina
Total plastic recycling by local governments in North Carolina increased 16 percent from 34,148 tons in FY 2022-23 to
39,754 tons during FY 2023-24. Most notably, the amount of PET bottles increased 19 percent compared to last year. This
contrasts the general trend of declining plastic recovery since FY 2015-16 which is partly due to the continued light-
weighting of consumer bottles, occurring because plastics manufacturers are advancing packaging designs to use less
plastic to create containers that are the same size. This means that more plastic bottles need to be collected to achieve
consistent recycling tonnage. A national 2022 Post-Consumer Plastic Recycling Data Report also shows a general
declining plastic bottle recovery trend following a peak in 2014. The report estimates a 27.8% recycling rate for plastic
bottles nationally in 2022. Figure V-12 below illustrates the public recovery of plastic over the past 20 fiscal years.

9 6 | P a g e

17Figure V-12. 20-Year Plastics Recovery (Tons)

Plastic bottles made of PET and HDPE combine to represent 93 percent of all plastic materials recovered by local
governments in FY 2023-24. They have strong markets in North Carolina and the southeastern U.S. and demand for these
plastic bottles is increasing as more brands are making commitments to increase recycled content in new products and
consumer packaging. The increasing demand for recycled plastics, particularly PET, may have contributed to the increase
of PET recovery during FY 2023-24. Additionally, more recycling processors are putting emphasis and making
investments to capture polypropylene tubs and containers (represented in the other plastic containers category) so
recovery may grow in the coming years.

7. Collection of Commingled Recyclables
The nature of public recycling collection has changed substantially during the past two decades, with the public recycling
system moving from the collection of source-separated (sorted) materials to the collection of commingled or mixed
recyclables. The recycling industry uses the term commingled to describe when commodities of different types are mixed
for collection and processing. The collection of mixed recyclables is commonly known as single-stream recycling and
includes the traditional recyclable materials, or cans, bottles, and paper that are discussed in the earlier section, titled
Recovery of Traditional Materials.

The benefits of single-stream recycling include increased collection efficiency and public participation due to the ease of
use. The transition to a single-stream collection system has been enabled by the establishment of mechanized Materials
Recovery Facilities (MRFs) where mixed recyclables are processed, sorted, and prepared for sale in the recovered
materials marketplace. North Carolina is home to 16 MRFs that process the recyclables collected by public recycling
programs.

When local governments submit their Local Government Solid Waste and Materials Management Reports to the State,
they are asked to provide data on the amounts and types of recyclable materials that they have collected. As more
communities have moved to the commingled collection of recyclables, an increasing amount of traditional recycling
tonnage is reported as commingled versus source separated. Figure V-13 below examines the reporting of commingled
versus source-separated tonnage by communities over the last 20 years.
9 7 | P a g e

18Figure V-13. 20-Year Reporting of Commingled vs. Separated Recycling Tonnage

When communities report commingled recycling tonnage, it becomes necessary to make assumptions about the
constituents of those commingled materials to project recycling by individual commodities. As explored earlier in the
Recovery of Traditional Materials section, the changing makeup of the traditional material stream is known as the
evolving ton. There are a variety of forces acting on the mix of materials in the commingled ton from the impacts of e-
commerce to changes in the types of packaging used in consumer goods.

Each year, the MRFs processing the commingled materials in North Carolina are asked to voluntarily provide data on the
composition of the commingled materials they process. This information is used to produce an average materials
composition that is then used to project the recycling of individual materials – from paper and plastic to aluminum and
steel cans to glass bottles and jars.

Fiscal year 2019-20 marked an important change in the calculation of commingled tons to project the recovery of
individual materials. Beginning in FY 2019-20, contamination is factored in as a percentage of the commingled mix.
Contamination is defined as non-recyclable items that are incorrectly placed in the recycling bin and cannot be recovered
for recycling. Common examples include plastic bags, takeout containers, food waste, rubber hoses, wires, and textiles.
While contamination has always been a part of the commingled mix of recyclables, more attention and focus have been
placed on efforts to reduce levels of contamination in the past few years and better information is being collected to
measure the amount of contamination. In FY 2023-24, MRFs reported an average contamination level of 20.7 percent.
This proportion (67,774 tons of contamination) of the total commingled recycling tonnage (330,930 tons) is assumed to be
removed by the MRFs and sent for landfill disposal, decreasing the actual recycling tons to 263,156. Figure V-14 below
shows the constituents of the average ton of commingled recyclables collected in North Carolina in FY 2023-24.

9 8 | P a g e

19Figure V-14. Constituents per Average Ton of Commingled Recyclables in NC FY 2023-24

8. Public Electronics Recycling
North Carolina residents continue to have wide access to recycling programs collecting electronics and televisions. Local
governments operate electronics recycling programs in response to public demand for responsible e-waste management
options as well as to help consumers comply with the State disposal ban on computer equipment and televisions that went
into effect July 1, 2011. During FY 2023-24, 161 local governments indicated that they operated an electronics recycling
program – many in partnership with another community. For example, in FY 2023-24, 25 municipalities indicated
cooperating with their respective county to provide electronics recycling services, with the municipality collecting
electronics from residents within their jurisdiction and then delivering the material to the county for further management.
Table V-7 below describes the different types of electronics recycling services that communities offered in FY 2023-24.

25Table V-7. Types of Local Government Electronics Recycling Programs in FY 2023-24
Number of Programs Electronics Recycling Collection Method
106 Drop-off Program
353 Total Drop-off Sites Operated
36 Curbside Pickup
29 One-Day Event(s)
10 HHW Program
161 Total Local Governments Operating a Public Electronics Recycling Program

9 9 | P a g e

As indicated above, the most common strategy used to collect electronics is to accept them at staffed recycling sites or
convenience centers. During FY 2023-24, 106 communities operated a combined 353 individual recycling sites statewide
for electronics collection. Data on the amount of material collected by public electronics recycling efforts measures the
collection of televisions, computer equipment, and other electronics, including printers, scanners, cell phones, tablets,
video players, and other low-grade electronic devices. Figure V-15 below examines public electronics recycling efforts
since FY 2008-09 and shows the relative amounts of televisions and other electronics recovered each year, with computer
equipment broken out separately from other electronics beginning in FY 2019-20.

20Figure V-15. Public Electronics Recovery FY 2008-09 to FY 2023-24

Local governments recovered a combined total 8,173 tons of electronic equipment during FY 2023-24 which is consistent
with the previous year. Compared to FY 2022-23, the collection of televisions increased by 4% while the collection of
computer equipment and other electronics decreased by 12% and 1%, respectively. Overall combined electronics
collected for recycling increased by 0.02% compared to FY 2022-23.

This leveling of electronics collected by local government programs follows seven years of decreasing tonnage. North
Carolina’s electronics recovery peaked in FY 2015-16 which corresponded with the largest amount of televisions
collected for recycling. This general trend is consistent with national data and reflects the changing material stream of
smaller and more lightweight electronic devices, which is particularly true with televisions. It is likely that FY 2015-16
marked the peak in the recycling of Cathode Ray Tube (CRT) televisions in North Carolina. Compared to more modern
flat panel display televisions, CRT televisions are substantially heavier and more difficult to handle for public recycling
programs.

9. Types of Public Recycling Efforts
Public recycling programs employ different strategies to recover a range of materials, including the operation of curbside
recycling programs, drop-off recycling programs, and other recycling programs that collect traditional recyclable
materials from parks, schools, businesses, and multi-family properties. Public recycling programs also manage specialty
wastes to divert potentially toxic materials from disposal. In addition, public recycling programs offer services that target
specific waste streams such as construction and demolition debris, scrap metal, yard waste, and other organic materials
such as food waste, textiles, and oyster shells. Finally, North Carolina counties are statutorily responsible for providing
services to collect and manage white goods and scrap tires, though in some cases these services may also be operated by
municipalities on behalf of a county.
In addition to providing the types of services listed above, local governments can also implement policies and employ
strategies that encourage or facilitate private-sector recycling activities without necessitating that public recycling
1 0 0 | P a g e

programs directly or contractually provide a recycling service. Examples of these strategies include local disposal bans on
materials, such as corrugated cardboard, mandatory recycling ordinances, and licensed hauler systems where service
providers are required to offer recycling collection as a condition of doing business in a jurisdiction. These types of
strategies encourage the growth of private sector recovery activities and infrastructure.

10. Public Curbside Recycling Programs in North Carolina
Public curbside recycling programs provide an easy path for residents to recycle and typically collect the traditional
recycling materials (i.e., paper, glass, metal, plastic) from households. However, curbside recycling programs continue to
face challenges from increased collection and contamination charges from recycling haulers and processors following the
transition to domestic recycling markets and cost models.

North Carolina local governments reported 297 publicly operated curbside recycling programs during FY 2023-24, as
shown in Figure V-16 below. This represents a net decrease of six curbside programs compared to the 303 reported in FY
2022-23. A summary of changes is provided below.
• Edenton reinstated curbside recycling in December 2023 after suspending the program for the past 3 years
bringing service back to 2,115 households.
• Sandy Creek contracted with a private hauler for its recycling program with 64 participating households. In
previous years, the Town partnered with Brunswick County for recycling collection.
• Seven municipalities ended curbside recycling programs:
o Faison ended its program in 2023 for its 328 households, citing contamination issues and carts being used
as trash cans.
o Kenansville discontinued its curbside recycling program due to price increases at the time of contract
renewal, affecting 415 households.
o Lucama ended its curbside recycling program due to issue with the contracted hauler, affecting 428
households.
o Raeford discontinued its program for its 2,500 households. However, the Town continues to provide
cardboard collection points for residents.
o Salemburg discontinued its program in 2024 for its 305 households. The Town still has two drop-off
recycling locations for residents.
o Waco discontinued its curbside recycling program effective July 1, 2023, for its 135 households due to
the rising cost of the service.
o Wagram ended its program for its 341 households and now refers residents to Scotland County’s
recycling program.
• One local government (Atkinson) was mistakenly reported to have a curbside recycling program last year.
However, the Town has not provided this service for several years.

With seven local governments ending curbside recycling programs, residents must use alternative avenues to recycle, if
available in their areas. The Recycling and Materials Management Section within DEACS continues to work with
municipalities to build sustainable recycling programs and identify solutions.

Despite the ending of some programs, curbside recycling services continue to be the most popular method of recycling
collection for North Carolina residents. Through the 297 active curbside recycling programs, nearly 2.3 million
households were served with an estimated 317,322 tons of material recycled in FY 2023-24. This accounts for almost
70% of the total traditional materials (i.e., paper, glass, metal, plastic) recycled through all public recycling programs,
including curbside, drop-offs, and other programs).

1 0 1 | P a g e

21Figure V-16. Local Government Curbside Recycling Programs and Households Served FY 2003-04 – FY 2022-23

11. Specialty Waste Management
Many counties and municipalities in North Carolina offer their residents the opportunity to recycle a wide range of
additional materials beyond the traditional paper, bottles, and cans commonly collected in curbside and drop-off
programs. These ‘specialty wastes’ include automotive-related materials such as oil, oil filters, and antifreeze as well as
other ubiquitous household items such as cooking oil, batteries, and fluorescent lamps as shown in Table V-8 below.
Recycling services for specialty wastes are typically provided at staffed collection locations such as county solid waste
convenience centers or municipal public works departments. Some communities only collect specialty wastes at
temporary HHW collection events or programs, while others collect specialty wastes year-round at permanent locations.

Specialty waste tonnages can be affected by a range of factors, including a program’s implementation or discontinuance,
scheduling of specialty waste removal in relation to market price, and changes in local record-keeping and reporting. The
scrap or reclamation value of a particular specialty waste can also impact its collection rate. For example, when the scrap
value of lead is down, communities generally collect more lead acid batteries; whereas, when the scrap value of lead is
high, residents are more likely to bring used lead acid batteries to private scrap yards where the batteries can be sold.

Two types of HHW programs are operated by local governments: temporary and permanent. Temporary HHW programs,
also known as one-day events, are designed to collect HHW at a temporary location approved to be used for a single
specific date or specified date range if concerning disaster debris cleanup. Permanent HHW programs are for the
collection of materials year-round at a facility permitted by DWM. Some local governments accept materials from Very
Small Quantity Generators (VSQGs), or businesses that generate small amounts of HHW and are not required to report to
the Solid Waste Section. Four local governments reported HHW collected from VSQGs in FY 2023-24, totaling 4,151
pounds of material. Information about HHW collection programs is available in the Household Hazardous Waste section
above.

1 0 2 | P a g e

Table V-8 below shows the recovery of specialty wastes by local governments during FY 2023-24 and Figure V-17 shows
a trend over the past five years. The most notable change in FY 2023-24 from the previous year is a decrease in the
amount of HHW collected. The overall amount of specialty wastes diverted through local government programs,
including HHW programs, decreased by 13 percent from FY 2022-23.

26Table V-8. Local Government Specialty Waste Management FY 2023-24
Specialty Waste Type Number of
Programs Tons Collected
Automotive
Used Motor Oil 108 3,026
Oil Filters 76 94
Antifreeze 65 200
Batteries
Lead Acid Batteries 62 517
Dry Cell Batteries 23 47
Paint
Paint Recycling 12 613
Paint Reuse (Exchange Program) 9 68
Pesticides
Pesticides 10 32
Pesticide Containers 30 87
HHW
Permanent HHW Programs 34 3,359
Temporary HHW Events 62 284
Other
Lights Containing Mercury 39 58
Propane Tanks 24 69
Used Cooking Oil 58 220
Other 9 2
Total
Total Specialty Waste
Recovery 121 8,676

1 0 3 | P a g e

22Figure V-17. Local Government Specialty Waste Tons Collected FY 2019-20 through FY 2023-24

12. Yard Waste Management
The overall amount of yard waste managed by local programs in FY 2023-24 increased by about 8 percent from FY 2022-
23. Of the 1,054,146 tons managed by municipalities and counties during FY 2023-24, 917,972 tons of yard waste were
diverted from disposal in four main ways: delivery of materials like leaves to gardeners and farmers (end-users);
processing by local government mulching and composting operations; mulching and composting of locally collected
materials at private facilities; and sale of yard waste materials to boiler fuel and other energy markets. Table V-9 below
examines the use of these strategies in FY 2023-24 and compares that to FY 2022-23.

A portion of locally managed yard waste is disposed of in LCID landfills, which is allowed under the disposal ban.
However, as in past years, not all the material delivered to LCID facilities may be disposed of. Some of it may be
converted by LCID operators to mulch, compost, or biomass fuels, undercounting actual total diversion.

27Table V-9. Local Government Yard Waste Management FY 2022-23 and FY 2023-24
Destination of Materials FY 2022-23 Tons
Managed
FY 2023-24 Tons
Managed
End Users (direct delivery) 54,259 70,201
Local Mulch/Compost Facility 608,686 657,719
Local Government Yard Waste Diverted to Private Mulch and
Compost Facilities 148,556 119,385
Wood/Yard Waste Fuel Markets 34,003 70,666
TOTAL DISPOSAL DIVERSION* 845,504 917,972
LCID Landfill* 129,942 136,174
YARD WASTE TOTALS 975,446 1,054,146
Note: * Yard waste tons delivered to LCID landfills are not included in diversion calculations.
1 0 4 | P a g e

The total amount of yard waste diverted from disposal since the implementation of the State’s yard waste disposal ban in
January 1993 is now at 18.7 million tons of material, which is equivalent to 30.2 million cubic yards of landfill space.
This is shown in Figure V-18 below.

23Figure V-18. Local Government Diversion of Yard Waste from Disposal FY 1995-96 to FY 2023-24

13. Recycling Markets and Prices
Recycling commodity prices increased each quarter over the course of FY 2023-24 due to higher values for paper, metal,
and plastics.

Figure V-19 shows a five-year history of the quarterly blended value, or weighted average price, of a ton of commingled
recycling material at MRFs and Table V-10 below shows the calculation of the MRF blended value.
1 0 5 | P a g e

24Figure V-19. Quarterly MRF Blended Material Values, FY 2018-19 to FY 2022-24

When considering the blended material value of a ton of commingled recycling, it is important to consider the makeup of
the traditional recycling mix, as provided in Table V-10 below. Glass and contamination make up 36.4 percent of the
weight of the commingled mix, both of which have a cost to manage. Whereas the most valuable commodities by weight
(aluminum and HDPE natural in Summer 2024) make up only 2.9 percent of the weight of the commingled mix. With the
blended value averaging $74 during FY 2023-24, that revenue does not cover the cost for MRFs to process the materials,
meaning that most haulers or local governments are charged a tipping fee to drop off recyclables.

In addition, contamination continues to be an operational challenge for MRFs. To meet the expectations of domestic
markets and the stricter standards of international markets, these facilities have added labor, slowed production lines, and
invested in equipment to remove contaminants and produce higher-quality outgoing commodity bales. While the
improved quality of recycling is favorable, these adjustments require increased per-ton processing costs which are directly
passed on to customers, including local governments.

1 0 6 | P a g e

28Table V-10. Calculation of MRF Blended Material Value, Summer 2024
Material Percent of a MRF Ton Market Price Per Ton Proportional Value in a MRF Ton
Aluminum Cans 1.6% $1,580.00 $25.94
Steel Cans 1.8% $167.50 $3.06
PET 5.8% $400.00 $23.00
HDPE Natural 0.9% $760.00 $6.99
HDPE Colored 1.3% $340.00 $4.40
Mixed Plastics 0.8% $0.00 $0.00
Corrugated Cardboard 26.3% $132.00 $34.71
Mixed paper 25.2% $85.00 $21.38
Glass 15.7% -$44.49 -$6.98
Contamination 20.7% -$70.00 -$14.48
Total 100.0% $98.03

Figure V-20 below shows the history of paper pricing throughout the past 20 years, demonstrating the fluctuating aspects
of commodity markets. The value of cardboard and mixed paper increased during FY 2023-24, with cardboard ending the
year 65 percent higher in value and mixed paper worth more than triple the value compared to Summer 2023.

25Figure V-20. 20-Year Market Prices Received for Fiber Materials by Major North Carolina Processors

1 0 7 | P a g e

Figure V-21 shows 20-year pricing for three key container materials: aluminum, PET, and HDPE. All materials increased
in value compared to the previous year, most notably PET and colored HDPE which increased 122 percent and 143
percent, respectively.

26Figure V-21. 20-Year Market Prices Received for Select Container Materials by Major North Carolina
Processors

14. Recycling Market Developments in FY 2023-24
During FY 2023-24, the N.C. Circular Economy Council continued to meet on a regular basis working to identify ways to
expand and accelerate beneficial impacts of recycling in the State. Members of the Council include leading recycling
companies, non-profit organizations, industry associations, and product manufacturers. The Council organized a series of
infrastructure tours in November 2023 to recognize the strength of the State’s recycling industry. State and local
decisionmakers were invited to three leading and innovative recycling facilities: Southeastern Container in Kings
Mountain, Unifi in Yadkinville, and Powerhouse Recycling in Salisbury. The tours featured an in-depth look at operations
and an explanation of how each facility fits into the larger circular economy.

Another set of recycling infrastructure tours was organized through the Carolinas Plastics Recycling Council (CPRC), a
collaborative effort between DEQ and the South Carolina Department of Commerce, dedicated to advancing plastic
container recovery in the Carolinas. CPRC launched the “Your Plastics Means Products” roadshow during FY 2023-24
hosting the first event at Atlantic Packaging in Charlotte in March 2024. The roadshow continued with an event at
Milliken in South Carolina in May and two additional tours following in FY 2024-25. These gatherings showcased
innovative companies creating products from recycled plastics and were organized to foster collaboration and identify
pathways to boost the utilization of clean, recycled plastic materials.

North Carolina’s private-sector recycling economy continued its strong momentum during FY 2023-24. In November
2023, Envision Plastics completed a multi-million-dollar expansion at the company’s Reidsville plant. The project
increases Envision’s capacity to produce food-grade post-consumer recycled plastic by 50 percent, boosting its production
by up to 30 million pounds annually. Also, during late 2023, Powerhouse Recycling opened the State’s first dedicated
1 0 8 | P a g e

solar panel recycling line in Salisbury. Specialized machinery allows for 98-100 percent pure recovery of solar panel
commodities; recovering the silicon, metals, glass, plastics and aluminum. This investment is the first of its kind on the
east coast and a critical piece of infrastructure to manage the State’s emerging solar panel waste stream. DEQ grant
funding in 2023 and 2024 supported the purchase of a truck to expand transportation capacity and a second glass removal
system to double the solar panel recycling line’s capacity.

After 30 years of operation, the Eastern Carolina Vocational Center ceased operations at its Greenville material recovery
facility, leaving eastern North Carolina without a regional curbside recycling processing outlet. In response, DEQ
collaborated closely with Pitt County solid waste staff to identify solutions for the region’s recycling needs. Recycling &
Disposal Solutions of Virginia (RDS) ultimately purchased the facility, investing in upgrades with the support of DEQ
funding in 2024. Full operations resumed in June 2024, with a grand opening planned for FY 2024-25.

In addition to these projects, the State’s Recycling Business Development Grant program supported other key
infrastructure investments to expand recycling opportunities around the State. Five grant-funded projects expanded plastic
recycling capabilities. Three companies, Clear Path Recycling, Direct Pack Recycling, and R3cycle, focus on the recovery
of PET plastic while Material Matters handles post-industrial plastics, and Verity Recycling expanded their business to
recycle more nursery pots. Additional projects supported upgrades to material recovery facilities, expansion of curbside
recycling services, and collection of oyster shells for recycling.

Another focus area of the State’s recycling grant programs during FY 2023-24 was the diversion of food waste, which
makes up 24 percent of landfill disposal according to national data from the EPA. DEQ awarded the first round of Food
Waste Reduction Grants to four local governments and seven private businesses. The goal of the new grant program is to
reduce the amount of food waste disposed of in landfills by expanding food donation networks or composting operations.
The projects supported the growth of six compost processing facilities like Wilmington Compost Company, a new facility
in eastern North Carolina that supports school composting. Five collection projects were funded, including a food scrap
collection point in Durham utilizing new technology to facilitate an unmanned drop-off.

D. Scrap Tire Management Program

1. Scrap Tire Management
Whole scrap tires were banned from disposal in landfills by G.S. 130A-309.10 in 1990. The Solid Waste Section
administers the Scrap Tire Management Program, part of which is the Scrap Tire Disposal Account Fund. The Account
Fund was created to provide each qualifying county that incurred a Program deficit with additional funds for the disposal
and recycling of scrap tires. To fund the 1993 statute, the General Assembly imposed a 1 percent tax on the sale of new
large tires (bus, tractor-trailer, and construction equipment tires) and a 2 percent tax on the sale of new small tires
(automobile tires). The statute requires that each county provides at least one collection site at no cost to the public and
businesses for the disposal of qualifying scrap tires. Counties receive a quarterly tax distribution from the DOR to be used
for scrap tire program operational costs. In the past, some of the tax collected was allocated to the scrap tire disposal
account fund. However, S.L. 2013-360 (S402) eliminated the tax money allocated to the scrap tire disposal account fund.
Currently, money is distributed to the Account Fund annually from the General Fund. Table V-11 shows the revenue and
distribution of the taxes FY 2023-24.

29Table V-11. Distributions of Scrap Tire Tax Revenue
Net Tax Collections by the N.C. Department of Revenue $29,894,661.10
Dept. of Revenue Cost of Collecting $391,705.76
Amount distributed to counties (70%) $20,652,068.74
Amount distributed to the General Fund (30%) $8,850,886.60

Money allocated to DWM from the General Fund is used to provide additional funding to counties in the form of a grant
for the cleanup of illegal tire dumps and for county-incurred deficits in their scrap tire management programs. Scrap tire
1 0 9 | P a g e

legislation requires DWM to consider county efforts to avoid free disposal of out-of-state tires and other ineligible tires
and county program efficiency in using allocated funds when making decisions about grant awards. Table V-12 below
provides an overview of the Scrap Tire Disposal Account Fund.

30Table V-12. Scrap Tire Management Account
Balance of Funds as of July 1, 2023 $224,360.68
Cost Overrun Grants to Counties July & September 2023 $213,476.63
Cost Overrun Grants to Counties March 2024 $211,288.73
Postage $14.10
Clean Up Grants to Counties (Table 16) $0.00
Total Debits $424,779.46
Transfer from General Fund $420,000.00
Total Credits - $420,000.00
Ending Balance June 30, 2024 - $219,581.22

2. County Tire Disposal
Seventy-six county programs applied for the Scrap Tire Disposal Account Fund Grant during the fall and spring (a total of
two grant cycles) of FY 2023-24. It was reported that they collected 103,682.17 tons of scrap tires and spent
$12,174,229.45 on disposal costs and received $8,735,747.16 from the scrap tire disposal tax. The counties requested
$3,438,482.29 in grant requests and received $424,655.36 in grants. The average contract disposal cost is $112.30 per ton;
however, that cost can vary based on tonnage, contract agreement, and distance from the disposal and recycling facility.
The maximum contract disposal cost reported is $273.15 per ton.

The FY 2023-24 Local Governmental Annual Report (LGAR) submitted by each county shows that they collected a total
of 178,520.46 tons of scrap tires and spent a total of $23,031,828.68 for scrap tire management and disposal and
recycling. County reports state that they received a total of $20,379,933.24 in revenue (tax proceeds, grants, cleanup
monies, and scrap tire charges) to operate the scrap tire management programs. The average contract disposal cost per ton
is $146.64. However, the cost can vary based on tonnage, contract agreement, and distance from the disposal and
recycling facility. The maximum contract disposal cost per ton reported is $201.12.

3. Tire Disposal and Recycling
In FY 2023-24, North Carolina tire processors reported they received 292,626.00 tons of scrap tires from North Carolina
counties and from other states. Some tire sellers bypass the county scrap tire collection sites and have scrap tires taken
directly to processors. Reuse or disposal is shown in Table V-13 and Figure V-22 below. Scrap Tire Cost Overrun Grants
are summarized in Table V-14a and V-14b below. As shown in those tables, each county that applied for a grant award
was awarded a percentage of that amount. The tax proceeds distributions are a combination of two quarterly distributions
dispersed by the N.C. Department of Revenue (DOR). Table V-15 below shows the Illegal Tire Dump Clean-Up Costs for
the fiscal year.

1 1 0 | P a g e

31Table V-13. Final Disposal/Recycling of Tires (tons)
Scrap tires disposed (landfill) 106,817.00
Scrap tires used as fuel 117,610.00
Scrap tires used as crumb rubber 40,040.00
Scrap tires re-used or re-capped 9,502.00
Scrap Tires used in civil engineering 4,273.00
Scrap tires used for other purposes 10,258
Scrap tires used as mulch 0.00
Scrap tires stockpiled - unprocessed 220.00
Scrap tires stockpiled - processed 6,406.00
Scrap tires stockpiled from previous FY 2,500.00
Total scrap tires received 292,626.00

27Figure V-22. Disposal and Recycling of Scrap Tires

1 1 1 | P a g e

32Table V-14. Scrap Tire Cost Over-Run Grant October 2021-March 2022 Grants Awarded July 2022
Applicant County Grant Period (six-months)
Tax Proceeds from NCDOR
Disposal Account Fund
Grant Amount
Requested
Disposal Account Fund
Grant Awarded
Alexander $35,322.85 $14,156.52 $906.02
Alleghany $10,813.21 $5,851.94 $374.52
Ashe $25,964.35 $16,486.67 $1,055.15
Beaufort $43,331.61 $65,208.68 $8,042.54
Catawba $157,273.91 $156,573.14 $23,667.65
Cherokee $28,164.89 $31,163.01 $3,994.43
Chowan $13,328.84 $30,373.93 $3,943.93
Clay $10,947.41 $4,094.36 $2,262.04
Cleveland $98,149.36 $15,713.93 $1,257.11
Dare $36,446.94 $3,044.06 $2,194.82
Duplin $47,408.94 $10,962.28 $701.59
Gates $10,106.27 $9,562.20 $2,611.98
Graham $7,822.08 $10,310.45 $2,659.87
Haywood $60,770.85 $28,073.46 $3,245.88
Henderson $113,490.11 $23,711.85 $3,086.64
Hertford $19,256.66 $22,282.76 $2,426.10
Jackson $41,437.37 $5,003.76 $1,320.24
Lenoir $53,337.74 $45,266.73 $4,526.67
Macon $36,316.65 $18,974.28 $3,214.35
McDowell $43,455.12 $10,536.95 $674.36
Mecklenburg $1,090,541.61 $110,829.47 $34,609.21
Mitchell $14,521.02 $15,127.55 $968.16
Nash $92,831.24 $77,333.73 $8,352.04
New Hanover $223,599.16 $53,855.48 $7,924.10
Pasquotank $39,508.09 $138,836.85 $18,660.42
Pitt $167,268.33 $102,069.00 $14,473.11
Rockingham $89,175.94 $68,361.76 $7,383.07
Rutherford $62,490.06 $13,102.63 $1,048.21
Scotland $32,373.52 $1,444.67 $92.46
Surry $69,431.12 $19,041.88 $1,523.35
Vance $41,103.83 $29,151.57 $2,332.13
Wake $1,118,974.98 $103,546.88 $33,123.56
Washington $10,491.34 $54,255.16 $4,340.41
Wayne $114,415.86 $5,744.16 $1,505.49
Wilkes $63,993.41 $18,225.34 $1,458.03
Wilson $76,391.65 $27,351.97 $3,406.97
Totals: $4,200,256.32 $1,365,629.06 $213,366.63
1 1 2 | P a g e

33Table V-15. Scrap Tire Cost Over-Run Grant April 2022-September 2022 Grants Awarded January 2023
Applicant County Grant Period (six-months) Tax
Proceeds from NCDOR
Disposal Account Fund
Grant Amount
Requested
Disposal Account
Fund Grant
Awarded
Alexander $33,217.42 $14,378.29 $632.64
Alleghany $10,168.69 $9,639.66 $424.15
Ashe $24,416.76 $26,581.75 $1,169.60
Beaufort $40,748.85 $81,744.48 $5,855.62
Catawba $147,899.60 $165,917.72 $14,045.63
Cherokee $26,486.16 $32,197.17 $3,416.68
Chowan $12,534.38 $28,428.85 $3,250.87
Cleveland $92,299.16 $22,290.03 $980.76
Forsyth $351,206.68 $17,317.99 $3,838.19
Gates $9,503.89 $13,815.41 $2,607.88
Graham $7,355.84 $23,378.66 $3,028.66
Granville $55,918.65 $8,520.19 $374.89
Halifax $44,089.33 $30,767.77 $2,353.78
Haywood $57,148.60 $40,205.02 $3,211.28
Henderson $106,725.55 $9,344.75 $1,452.29
Iredell $175,347.75 $21,480.35 $2,039.65
Jackson $38,967.48 $30,934.76 $2,361.13
Lenoir $50,158.53 $51,775.05 $2,847.63
Macon $34,152.00 $26,543.02 $3,167.89
McDowell $40,864.97 $12,962.64 $570.36
Mecklenburg $1,025,539.99 $376,163.01 $55,205.49
Mitchell $13,655.50 $19,501.75 $858.08
Nash $87,298.04 $79,487.99 $4,487.54
New Hanover $210,271.55 $106,281.69 $10,716.05
Pasquotank $37,153.23 $124,884.44 $10,242.37
Perquimans $12,117.38 $1,967.12 $1,586.55
Pitt $157,298.31 $95,158.27 $7,908.49
Rockingham $83,860.63 $66,948.07 $3,976.72
Rutherford $58,765.33 $13,798.43 $607.13
Scotland $30,443.90 $18,712.66 $823.36
Surry $65,292.70 $29,922.30 $1,316.58
Tyrrell $2,950.03 $261.02 $205.74
Vance $38,653.83 $49,399.80 $2,716.99
Wake $1,052,278.55 $262,745.88 $42,480.09
Warren $17,237.40 $1,296.76 $57.06
Washington $9,866.02 $53,328.08 $2,933.04
Wayne $107,596.09 $19,937.18 $1,964.96
1 1 3 | P a g e

Wilkes $60,179.10 $31,725.15 $1,395.91
Wilson $71,838.33 $52,171.51 $4,156.38
Yadkin $33,984.64 $938.56 $20.65
Totals: $4,535,490.84 $2,072,853.23 $211,288.73

34Table V-16. Illegal Tire Dump Clean-Up Costs
County Check Date Amount
Anson March 2024 $4,000.00
Iredell September 2023 $110.00
Total $4,110.00

E. White Goods Management

1. White Goods Tax Collections and Distributions
White goods are defined in G.S. 130A-290 as: "refrigerators, ranges, water heaters, freezers, unit air conditioners, washing
machines, dishwashers, clothes dryers and other similar large domestic and commercial appliances." In 1993, the N.C.
General Assembly passed the Management of Discarded White Goods Act, as white goods were difficult to dispose of and
contained greenhouse gases particularly chlorofluorocarbon refrigerants (CFCs). To fund this statute, the General
Assembly imposed a $3 tax on new white goods.

Counties are mandated to manage white goods by providing at least one disposal site, at no cost to residents, and to
arrange for the removal of CFCs. The FY 2023-24 LGAR submitted by each county shows that they collected a total of
$32,611.31 tons of white goods and spent a total of $ 6,245,436,67 on white goods management and recycling. County
reports state that they received a total of $7,945,505.94 in revenue from tax proceeds and scrap metal sales to operate the
white goods management programs. Much of the white goods tax revenue is distributed to county governments for use in
administering their Programs as shown in Table V-17.

35Table V-17. White Goods Tax Collections/Distributions
Net Tax Collections by the Department of Revenue $8,827,527.13
Department of Revenue Cost of Collecting [ $386,183.91]
Total Revenue Available for Distribution $8,441,343.22

72% of Revenue - Available for Distributions to Counties $6,077,767.11
Funds Forfeited from ineligible counties (Sent to the General Fund) [ $2,157,952.13]
Total Distributed to Counties $3,919,814.98

Funds Forfeited from ineligible counties (Sent to the General Fund) $2,157,952.13
28% of Revenue - Sent to the General Fund $2,363,576.11
Total Sent to the General Fund $4,521,528.24

County governments with an undesignated ending balance exceeding 25 percent of the tax proceeds received, or would
have received them if eligible, during the preceding fiscal year and those counties that failed to submit reports
demonstrating their eligibility were ineligible to receive tax proceeds. The forfeited funds went to the N.C. General Fund.
1 1 4 | P a g e

Tables V-18 and V-19 below list the ineligible counties per distribution quarter. The county fund information is from the
N.C. Department of Revenue – White Goods Disposal Tax Distribution Reports issued in August and November 2023 and
February and May 2024.

Prior to July 1, 2017, county governments could apply for grants from a White Goods Disposal Account for white goods
program cost overruns, white goods cleanup activities, and white goods-related capital improvements. The White Goods
Disposal Account was repealed effective June 30, 2017.

36Table V-18. Counties Ineligible to Receive Tax Proceeds Distributions
August 15,
2023 August 15, 2023 November 15,
2023 November 15, 2023
Anson Montgomery Anson Montgomery
Bertie Northampton Bertie Northampton
Caswell Onslow Caswell Onslow
Cherokee Pasquotank Cherokee Pasquotank
Columbus Pender Columbus Pender
Cumberland Randolph Cumberland Randolph
Dare Richmond Dare Richmond
Davidson Rockingham Davidson Rockingham
Duplin Rowan Duplin Rowan
Edgecombe Sampson Edgecombe Sampson
Forsyth Stokes Forsyth Stokes
Halifax Surry Halifax Surry
Harnett Swain Harnett Swain
Henderson Transylvania Henderson Transylvania
Hertford Warren Hertford Warren
Hoke Wilkes Hoke Wilkes
Hyde Hyde
Jones Jones
Lenoir Lenoir
Lincoln Lincoln
Martin Martin
Mecklenburg Mecklenburg
Done 38 Done 38
July 2023 letter to NCDOR October 2023 letter to NCDOR
2nd use of 2022 AFIR 3rd use of 2022 AFIR
< ineligible counties than previous
quarter equals ineligible counties from previous
quarter

1 1 5 | P a g e

37Table V-19. Counties Ineligible to Receive Tax Proceeds Distributions
February 15,
2024 February 15, 2024 May 15,
2023 May 15, 2023
Anson Northampton Anson Madison
Bertie Onslow Ashe Martin
Caswell Pasquotank Bertie Montgomery
Cherokee Pender Burke Northampton
Columbus Randolph Cabarrus Onslow
Cumberland Richmond Caswell Pasquotank
Dare Rockingham Cherokee Pender
Davidson Rowan Columbus Randolph
Duplin Sampson Cumberland Robeson
Edgecombe Stokes Dare Rockingham
Forsyth Surry Duplin Rowan
Halifax Swain Edgecombe Sampson
Harnett Transylvania Forsyth Surry
Henderson Warren Gates Transylvania
Hertford Wilkes Graham Vance
Hoke Halifax Warren
Hyde Henderson Wayne
Jones Hertford Wilkes
Lenoir Hoke
Lincoln Hyde
Martin Jones
Mecklenburg Lenoir
Montgomery Lincoln
Done 38 Done 41
January 2024 letter to NCDOR April 2024 letter to NCDOR
4th use of 2022 AFIR 1st use of 2023 AFIR
equals ineligible counties from previous
quarter > ineligible counties than previous
quarter

Fiscal year county financial report data, see the Department of State Treasurer - Annual Financial Information Report
(AFIR) link: https://www.nctreasurer.com/divisions/state-and-local-government-finance/lgc/local-fiscal-management/afir

Fiscal year local government distributions, see the Department of Revenue Local Government Distributions link:
https://www.ncdor.gov/local-government-distributions

F. Abandoned Manufactured Homes (AMH) Program
As established in G.S. 130A-309.111, DEACS operated a grant program that provided a portion of DWM’s annually-
appropriated grant funding to North Carolina counties to facilitate the identification, deconstruction, recycling, and
disposal of abandoned manufactured homes which are deemed unfit, unsafe, and hazardous. The Abandoned
Manufactured Homes (AMH) Grant Program Request for Proposals (RFP) was originally developed and made available
to North Carolina counties in October 2009. On October 1, 2023, the legislation authorizing the AMH program expired,
1 1 6 | P a g e

making the FY 2022-23 grant round the final set of funding awarded under this program. During FY 2023-24, DEACS
still had five remaining AMH grants under contract with projects underway. Activities from these grants are detailed
below, and DEACS will continue to report on the five remaining active grants until all are completed.

1. AMH Grants Awarded by Fiscal Year
Table V-20 shows the number of grants awarded during each of the 14 years of the program’s operation and funding
allocated to those grants.

38Table V-20. AMH Grants Awarded by Year
Fiscal Year Number of AMH Grants Awarded Grant Funds Allocated
FY 2009-10 10 $385,000
FY 2010-11 3 $105,000
FY 2011-12 4 $150,000
FY 2012-13 3 $117,500
FY 2013-14 4 $80,000
FY 2014-15 3 $74,500
FY 2015-16 6 $69,000
FY 2016-17 4 $35,500
FY 2017-18 5 $49,000
FY 2018-19 0 0
FY 2019-20 8 $100,000
FY 2020-21 3 $32,000
FY 2021-22 4 $40,000
FY 2022-23 3 $51,000

2. AMH Program Statistics
As required by G.S. 130A-309.117, each AMH grant program participant submits an annual report to the State every
August that documents and summarizes county program information from the previous fiscal year. Based on the August
2024 grantee reports, Table V-21 below shows the total number of AMH units deconstructed under the program and the
resulting amount of waste disposed of and materials recycled in FY 2023-24, including mercury thermostats, which are
required to be removed before disposal. Program statistics do not include deconstruction activities conducted in counties
without State grant support.

39Table V-21. AMH Units Deconstructed in FY 2023-24
Statistics for AMH Program for Fiscal Year 2023-24
Units Deconstructed 9 Units
Materials Landfilled 58.68 Tons
Materials Recycled (percentage of total tonnage) 11.3 Tons (16.1 %)
Mercury Thermostats Recovered 5 Thermostats
1 1 7 | P a g e

During FY 2023-24, there were five remaining active AMH program grants. The number of units deconstructed during
FY 2023-24 decreased significantly when compared to FY 2022-23, from 29 units to 9 units. Thus, the tons of materials
landfilled in FY 2022-23 decreased from 582.54 tons to 58.68 tons. Total recycled materials also decreased from 116.54
tons to 11.3 tons. The overall percentage of materials recycled changed little from 16.7 percent in FY 2022-23 to 16.1
percent in FY 2023-24. Five thermostats were recovered during FY 2023-24 and these were from Ashe County. The
following table presents the individual AMH grants that were active during FY 2023-24 and provides details from those
programs.

40Table V-22. Active AMH Grant Program Participants During FY 2023-24
County Contract
Start Date
Contract
End Date Grant Award County Costs
during FY
Responsible
Party Fees
Collected
# Units
Deconstructed
with Grant
Support
during FY
2023-24
Ashe 6/1/2022 12/1/2024 $15,000 $26,540.00 $0 5
Iredell 7/1/2023 6/30/2025 $16,000 $5,962.93 $4,200.00 1
Jones 3/1/2023 3/1/2025 $15,000 $9,100.00 $3,600.00 3
Warren 3/5/2020 2/28/2024 $10,000 $0 $0 0
Wilson 7/6/2023 6/30/2025 $20,000 $3,800.72 $1,500.00 1

3. Program Participant Highlights, FY 2023-24
The total expenditure by counties associated with the AMH grants in FY 2023-24 was $45,403.65. This expenditure is
lower than the previous year due in part to fewer units being demolished compared to the previous year. The total amount
of funds contributed by responsible parties in FY 2023-24 was $ 9,300.00, which is up from the previous fiscal year. As
shown in the table above, Jones, Wilson, and Iredell accounted for all the responsible party fees collected and this reflects
these grants getting work underway after coming into place in the last fiscal year (FY 2022-23).

4. Additional Information on the AMH Program
An examination of the fiscal year county reports submitted by grantees showed that there were significant delays due to
employment instability in county governments and slow progress due to higher costs of demolition. These challenges have
also made it difficult for counties to find AMH homeowners and landowners willing to participate in the program.
DEACS will continue to work with the grantees as needed to assess the impact of these issues and to assist as practicable,
including grant extensions.

While the authorizing legislation for the AMH program expired on October 1, 2023, DEACS will continue to report on
the progress and results of the five remaining active grants in subsequent reports until all are completed.

G. Electronics Management Program
G.S. 130A-309.130 established the Electronics Management Program. The program directs manufacturers of electronics,
retailers, consumers, and state and local governments to share accountability for the responsible recycling and reuse of
electronic equipment. The law applies to computer equipment and televisions intended primarily for consumer use.
Computer equipment includes computers, tablets, gaming systems, monitors, video display units, printers, scanners,
combination printer-scanner fax machines, and other peripherals (except for keyboards and mice). Items such as mobile
telephones, video recorders, cable, and satellite boxes, and all commercial devices such as printers and data-networking
systems are not covered devices under the law.

1 1 8 | P a g e

1. Manufacturers’ Responsibilities
Before selling computer equipment and televisions in North Carolina, manufacturers must register with the State and pay
a registration fee, which is dependent upon the type of equipment manufactured and, for computer equipment, a recycling
plan (level I, II or III) is required.

Television and computer equipment manufacturers have different recycling obligations under the law. Television
manufacturers are assigned an annual target weight by DWM to recycle based on their market share. Computer equipment
manufacturers are required to have a plan in place to make the recycling of computers available to consumers. The law is
designed to provide electronics recycling opportunities for the consumer, which is defined as an occupant of a dwelling
who used the equipment primarily for personal or home business use. A nonprofit organization with fewer than 10
employees is also considered a consumer.

Television manufacturers pay an initial fee of $2,500 plus an annual fee of $2,500. Each television manufacturer is
obligated to recycle or arrange for the recycling of its market share of televisions and must annually report the weight of
televisions they recycled or arranged to recycle for the previous fiscal year.

Computer equipment manufacturers' responsibility:
• Pay an initial registration fee of $10,000 to $15,000, followed by an annual registration fee of $2,500 to
$15,000, depending on the level of recycling plan chosen.
• Computer equipment manufacturers must provide a plan, through which consumers are provided free and
reasonably convenient recycling.
• Recycling and transportation must be accomplished using environmentally sound management practices.
• Manufacturers must provide consumer recycling education and a toll-free phone number.
• Each registered computer equipment manufacturer must also submit an annual report detailing the total
weight of computer equipment collected for recycling and reuse for the previous fiscal year, summarizing
the actions implemented from the approved plan.

2. Retailer’s Responsibilities
Retailers in North Carolina may only sell computer equipment and televisions that display the manufacturer label of a
registered manufacturer in compliance with the electronics management law.

3. State Agencies and Governmental Entities Responsibilities
State agencies and governmental entities in North Carolina may only purchase computer equipment and televisions that
are produced by registered manufacturers in compliance with the electronics management law. A list of manufacturers
that are compliant can be viewed at:
https://edocs.deq.nc.gov/WasteManagement/DocView.aspx?id=1390200&dbid=0&repo=WasteManagement for computer
equipment and
https://edocs.deq.nc.gov/WasteManagement/DocView.aspx?id=1390199&dbid=0&repo=WasteManagement for
televisions.

4. Registration of Facilities Recovering or Recycling Electronics
Facilities that recover or recycle covered devices or other electronic devices diverted from the waste stream for transfer,
treatment, or processing must register annually with the Department on or before August 1 each year.

5. Recycling Rates Within North Carolina
Data on the recycling of computer equipment and televisions come from two primary sources: manufacturer reports and
Local Government Annual Reports (LGAR). Table V-23 below presents information reported by manufacturers registered
with North Carolina.

1 1 9 | P a g e

41Table V-23. Electronics Collection by Weight
Type of Collection CE MFRs (lbs) CE MFRs (tons) TV MFRs (lbs) TV MFRs (tons)
Mail Back - MFR 503,697.00 251.85 0.00 0.00
Collection - MFR (retailer, thrift store,
collection event, etc.) 507,188.00 253.59 6,734,275.06 3,367.14
Collection - Local Government 518,127.00 259.06 7,376,822.06 3,688.41
Total 1,529,012.00 764.51 14,111,097.12 7,055.55
Total minus LG 1,010,885.00 505.44 6,734,275.06 3,367.14

Permanent drop-off locations are the option most offered to consumers for their electronics recycling. Drop-off operations
can be at local government locations and via manufacturer-sponsored sites, such as retailers, thrift stores, and temporary
collection events. Mail-back programs are an important option for rural areas with fewer drop-off locations available,
although, the weight collected through this collection method continues to be relatively small.

Almost two thirds (66 percent) of televisions being recycled by consumers are brought to local government programs.
Table V-24 and Table V-25 below show the recycling of electronics collected by county and municipal collection
programs as well as overall collection programs by fiscal year.

42Table V-24. Electronics Collected (Tons) by County and Municipal Collection Programs by Fiscal Year
County and Municipal Collection
Programs Televisions Computer
Equipment**
Other
Electronics Total
FY 2012-13 8,739.47 5,420.05 14,159.52
FY 2013-14 9,314.94 5,471.00 14,785.93
FY 2014-15 10,025.66 5,050.77 15,076.44
FY 2015-16 12,057.66 4,623.86 16,681.52
FY 2016-17 11,137.81 4,656.75 15,794.56
FY 2017-18* 9,833.78 3,519.09 13,352.87
FY 2018-19 9,912.60 3,531.48 13,444.07
FY 2019-20 7,742.63 1,145.35 2,847.79 11,735.77
FY 2020-21 6,847.92 1,121.02 2,655.35 10,624.28
FY 2021-22 5,613.34 1,235.70 2,058.54 8,907.58
FY 2022-23 4,893.95 1,952.24 1,325.46 8,171.65
FY 2023-24 5,080.37 1,926.98 1,165.81 8,173.16
* A correction was made to the FY 2017-18 local government television and other electronics tons in the FY 2018-19 report.
** Local governments were asked for the first time in FY 2019-20 to report computer equipment separately. In previous years, computer equipment
has been combined with other electronics.

1 2 0 | P a g e

43Table V-25. Overall Recycling of Electronics

Manufacturer
Television Tons
Collected
Manufacturer
Computer
Equipment Tons
Collected
Local
Government
Television Tons
Collected
Local Government
Other Electronics
Tons Collected **
Total
Tons
Total
Pounds
Per
Capita
FY 2012-13 1,624 2,099 8,739 5,420 17,882 3.7
FY 2013-14 2,460 1,843 9,315 5,471 19,090 3.9
FY 2014-15 2,834 1,193 10,026 5,051 19,104 3.8
FY 2015-16 1,743 1,598 12,058 4,624 20,023 4
FY 2016-17 2,086 694 11,138 4,657 18,575 3.8
FY 2017-18* 2,901 725 9,834 3,519 16,979 3.3
FY 2018-19 1,507 516 9,913 3,531 15,467 3.1
FY 2019-20 250 829 7,743 3,993 12,815 2.4
FY 2020-21 150 465 6,848 3,776 11,239 2.1
FY 2021-22 1,570 590 5,613 3,294 11,068 2.1
FY 2022-23 2,491 490 4,894 3,278 11,152 2.1
FY 2023-24 3,367 505 5,080 3,093 12,045 2.2
* A correction was made to the FY 2017-18 local government television and other electronics tons in the FY 2018-19 report.
** Local government other electronics include computer equipment.

6. Compliance and Enforcement of Electronics Laws
Manufacturers that have not paid their annual fees or submitted required documentation are ineligible to market their
products in North Carolina. Residents and government agencies can check the DWM website
https://www.deq.nc.gov/about/divisions/waste-management/solid-waste-section/special-wastes-and-alternative-
handling/electronics-management#QuickLinks-11327 to determine which companies may sell in North Carolina.

DWM and DEACS have been coordinating with manufacturer stakeholder groups, as well as a national consortium of
states with electronics programs – Electronics Recycling Coordination Clearinghouse (ERCC), to seek ways to streamline
and automate reporting requirements for North Carolina. Manufacturer reporting requirements vary greatly from state to
state. North Carolina has joined with other states in allowing manufacturers to register via web access at:
https://ecycleregistration.org/.

7. Electronics Management Fund
The Electronics Management Fund, administered by DWM, is funded by computer equipment and television
manufacturers’ initial registration and annual fees. Fees paid into the electronics management fund are used to support
approved electronics management programs within North Carolina counties. Table V-26 reflects the fund’s balance and
payout for FY 2023-24.

1 2 1 | P a g e

44Table V-26 Electronics Management Fund
Balance of Funds as of July 1, 2023 $819,626.10
Debits
February 2024 Distributions to
Local Government Programs
$540,000.00
ERCC Membership and
participation in eCycle Registration
and Cost of TV Market Share Data
$13,131.25
Administrative and Salary Costs $93,305.28
Total Debits $646,436.53
Credits
Computer Equipment Manufacturer
Fees
$356,535.00
Television Manufacturer Fees $52,500.00

Total Credits $409,035.00
Ending Balance June 30, 2024 $582,224.57

8. Types of Equipment Recovered by Local Programs
Based on information reported from local governments in FY 2023-24, the full cost of electronics recycling through local
government programs is estimated to be approximately $0.32 per person. Local governments can become eligible for
funds by implementing an electronics management plan, submitting the plan and required plan elements as a Fund
application, and using an electronics recycler/vendor that holds the e-Stewards or R2 certification. Although costs to
operate local government programs vary significantly, the calendar year 2024 fund monies distributed covered
approximately 22 percent of the estimated costs to operate programs that made themselves eligible to receive funds.

Because of consolidation among electronics manufacturers and an increasing number of computer manufacturers choosing
to register with a Level II plan, the distribution amounts may vary in the future.

1 2 2 | P a g e

Electronics programs are required to demonstrate to DWM that all recycling of computer equipment and televisions is
being conducted by R2 or e-Steward-certified facilities to receive future distributions. The funding must be used only for
the management of electronics. The 54 local governments with approved electronics management fund applications
received their pro rata share of a total of $ 540,000 in distributions from the Electronics Management Fund in February
2024. The list of local governments that received funds last fiscal year is shown in Table V-27 below.

45Table V-27 Electronics Management - Distribution February 2023
Unit of Local Government Fund Amount
Alamance $9,136.12
Alexander $4,486.24
Ashe $5,109.26
Brunswick $14,613.58
Buncombe $7,537.06
Cabarrus $5,134.98
Catawba $5,786.05
Chatham $8,887.14
Cherokee $1,839.85
Chowan $1,150.20
Cleveland $21,131.36
Cumberland $16,468.62
Dare $3,919.32
Durham, City of $16,855.53
Franklin $3,381.63
Gates $1,376.96
Granville $12,461.64
Guilford $23,250.58
Haywood $2,105.19
Henderson $8,174.11
Iredell $11,907.58
Jackson $1,613.08
Lee $5,476.29
Lenoir $824.07
Lincoln $20,300.28
Madison $1,202.80
McDowell $4,024.52
Mecklenburg $65,579.94
Mitchell $1,089.41
Moore $19,201.51
Orange $12,058.37
Pasquotank $2,393.91
1 2 3 | P a g e

Pender $9,672.64
Perquimans $1,092.92
Person $2,156.62
Pitt $28,638.04
Polk $958.50
Randolph $5,779.04
Richmond $1,175.91
Robeson $876.67
Rutherford $1,101.10
Stanly $3,027.45
Stokes $5,419.02
Surry $6,475.70
Transylvania $3,319.67
Union $20,113.25
Vance $3,416.69
Wake $95,222.06
Watauga $700.17
Warren $528.34
Wayne $11,569.77
Wilkes $4,072.45
Winston-Salem, City of $15,344.14
Yadkin $862.65
54 Applicants $540,000.00

H. Additional Documentation from the N.C. Department of Administration and Department of
Transportation
Please refer to these links for reports from the N.C. Department of Administration and Department of Transportation that
summarize the environmental and resource conservation programs provided by those agencies.

The N.C. Department of Administration promotes the purchase and use of sustainable, efficient supplies and products. As
the department progresses with this effort, more of those types of products are being added to statewide term contracts and
agency-specific term contracts awarded through open market bids. For more information, visit the Division of Purchase
and Contract’s website at: https://ncadmin.nc.gov/about-doa/divisions/purchase-contract.

G.S. 136-28.8(g) and G.S. 130A-309.14(3) mandate that the N.C. Department of Transportation prepares an annual report
on the amounts and types of recycled materials specified or used in construction and maintenance projects during the
previous State fiscal year and review of bid procedures, respectively. The types of recycled materials incorporated into the
report would routinely contribute to the consumer and industrial waste streams, compounding the problem of declining
space in landfills.

1 2 4 | P a g e

Chapter VI: Utility-Scale Solar Project Decommissioning

A. Executive Summary
S.L. 2023-58, s. 2, (H130) effective June 26, 2023, enacted a new Part within Article 9 of Chapter 130A of the N.C.
General Statutes: Part 2J “Management of Solar Energy Equipment” (G.S. 130A-309.240 though 130A-309.243). The
Session Law also revised G.S. 130A-309.06(c) to require DEQ to annually report on utility-scale solar project
decommissioning pursuant to Part 2J to the N.C. General Assembly’s Environmental Review Commission and Fiscal
Research Division.

B. Program Background
S.L. 2023-58 made DEQ the lead agency in the statewide administration and enforcement of utility-scale solar project
registration, decommissioning, and financial assurance program for new projects, and for enforcing the new state-level
statutory registration and decommissioning requirements for existing utility-scale solar projects. The Session Law requires
the owner of a utility-scale solar project capable of generating two (2) or more megawatts (MW) alternating current (AC)
that is directly connected to the electrical grid to:

• Properly decommission the project upon cessation of operations and restore the property.
• Register with the DEQ and pay a fee.
• Submit a decommissioning plan and establish financial assurance for new and rebuilt/expanded utility-scale solar
projects.

To administer Part 2J of Article 9, DEQ has created a new program within DWM, the Utility-Scale Solar Project
Decommissioning Program. As a part of establishing the new program, DWM has created a new webpage that provides
information and updates about the program and the requirements of Part 2J. This webpage can be accessed on the
DWM’s website at: https://www.deq.nc.gov/about/divisions/waste-management/utility-scale-solar-management-program.

Sections 2.(c) and (d) of the Session Law also required DEQ to adopt rules and submit quarterly reports to the
Environmental Review Commission and the Joint Legislative Commission on Energy Policy on the implementation of the
requirements of S.L. 2023-58, s. 2, including program development and the status of the Department’s rulemaking efforts.
The quarterly reports must be submitted December 1, 2023, through December 1, 2025.

Additional background, data, and information pertaining to the requirements in S.L. 2023-58 can be reviewed in the
following legislation and the associated reports/plans submitted to the General Assembly as required in the respective
legislation:
• S.L. 2019-132 (H329): The Environmental Management Commission and DEQ evaluated the end-of-life
management of renewable energy equipment and summarized the evaluation in the January 1, 2021 "Final
Report on the Activities Conducted to Establish a Regulatory Program for the Management and
Decommissioning of Renewable Energy Equipment."
• S.L. 2021-165 (H951): DEQ evaluated options for the decommissioning of utility-scale solar projects and
financial assurance and summarized the evaluation in the March 1, 2022 “Plan and Recommendations for
Financial Resources for Decommissioning of Utility-Scale Solar Panel Projects.“
• S.L. 2023-137 (H600), s. 19.(a): Bans photovoltaic modules from disposal in unlined landfills.

C. Program Activity
Because most of the new program requirements do not become effective until November 1, 2025, DEQ does not have any
information on the decommissioning of utility-scale solar projects to provide for this annual report. This report provides
information on the activities conducted to develop and establish the new program within DWM, including rulemaking and
the registration process. The latest updates on the development of the new program and the status of rulemaking can be
1 2 5 | P a g e

found in the quarterly reports submitted to the General Assembly beginning December 1, 2023, and also on the program’s
webpage.

DWM published proposed rules for the program in the N.C. Register for public comment from October 15 to December 16,
2024, and held a public hearing on November 7, 2024. DWM also published the proposed rules and regulatory impact
analysis on the DEQ Proposed Rule website and the DWM Program website during the comment period and provided notice
to interested parties of the comment period via email on October 14, 2024.

DWM is also working with the Department of Information Technology to develop an all-in-one electronic/online platform
solution for the registration form and review process, the database for site inventory, invoicing and payment of the
registration fee, and the five-year registration updates. The platform should allow project owners to create an account online
where they can do the following:
• register all of their utility-scale solar projects,
• upload copies of decommissioning plans and financial assurance mechanism documents, as applicable, and
• view and pay invoices for the registration fee.

1 2 6 | P a g e

Appendix A

Brownfield Agreements Finalized Between January 1, 2024 through December
31, 2024.

Brownfields Agreements Finalized Betwween
January 1, 2024 and December 31, 2024
Site Name City County Acreage
33 Leonard Oil Plant (RFR)Winston-Salem Forsyth 1.09
34 (Amendment) Charlotte Mecklenburg 0
35 Wetsig (Amendment)Wilmington New Hanover 0
Total Acreage: 530.25
1 2 7 | P a g e

Appendix B

Sites with Dry-Cleaning Solvent Contamination by County and City and Sites
Certified into the DSCA Program by County and City

COUNTY CITY ID NAME STATUS JURISDICTION
Alamance (15)Burlington 10002 Workman Property 1361 Church St IHSB
Burlington 10003 A Cleaner World 2781 Church St Monitoring DSCA
Burlington 10004 RE Boone Cleaners 306 Main St Assessment DSCA
Burlington 10006 McPherson Cleaners 2469 Church St NFA DSCA
Burlington 10008 Norge Laundry & Cleaning Village 2102 Webb Ave Monitoring DSCA
Burlington 10009 Boston Cleaners 2182 Church St Monitoring DSCA
Burlington 10010 Regal Cleaners 1603 Church St NFA DSCA
Burlington 10011 Westbrook Cleaners 1030 Williamson Ave NFA DSCA
Burlington 10012 Boston Cleaners 1902 Webb Ave Assessment DSCA
Burlington 10013 One Hour Klean 1785 Webb Ave Monitoring DSCA
Burlington 10014 Fifth Street Cleaners 232 Fifth St IHSB
Burlington 10015 Professional Klean 918 Church St Assessment DSCA
Graham 10001 Harden Cleaners 220 Harden St NFA DSCA
Graham 10005 Impressive Cleaners 226 Harden St Monitoring DSCA
Mebane 10016 Mebane Laundry and Dry Cleaners 308 Clay St Certified DSCA
Bertie (1)Windsor 80001 Williford Cleaners 108 Sterlingworth St Assessment DSCA
Brunswick (2)Calabash 100002 Love Cleaners, Inc.9956 Beach Dr NFA DSCA
Southport 100001 Towngate Cleaners 715 Howe St Assessment DSCA
Buncombe (16)Asheville 110001 Swannanoa Laundry 22 Church St Assessment DSCA
Asheville 110003 Swannanoa Cleaners 916 Tunnel Rd Assessment DSCA
Sites with Dry-Cleaning Solvent Contamination by County and City and Sites Certified into the DSCA Program by County and City (Certified Sites are
ADDRESS
Brownfields Agreements Finalized Betwween
January 1, 2024 and December 31, 2024
Site Name City County Acreage
33 Leonard Oil Plant (RFR)Winston-Salem Forsyth 1.09
34 (Amendment) Charlotte Mecklenburg 0
35 Wetsig (Amendment)Wilmington New Hanover 0
Total Acreage: 530.25
COUNTY CITY ID NAME STATUS JURISDICTION
Alamance (15)Burlington 10002 Workman Property 1361 Church St IHSB
Burlington 10003 A Cleaner World 2781 Church St Monitoring DSCA
Burlington 10004 RE Boone Cleaners 306 Main St Assessment DSCA
Burlington 10006 McPherson Cleaners 2469 Church St NFA DSCA
Burlington 10008 Norge Laundry & Cleaning Village 2102 Webb Ave Monitoring DSCA
Burlington 10009 Boston Cleaners 2182 Church St Monitoring DSCA
Burlington 10010 Regal Cleaners 1603 Church St NFA DSCA
Burlington 10011 Westbrook Cleaners 1030 Williamson Ave NFA DSCA
Burlington 10012 Boston Cleaners 1902 Webb Ave Assessment DSCA
Burlington 10013 One Hour Klean 1785 Webb Ave Monitoring DSCA
Burlington 10014 Fifth Street Cleaners 232 Fifth St IHSB
Burlington 10015 Professional Klean 918 Church St Assessment DSCA
Graham 10001 Harden Cleaners 220 Harden St NFA DSCA
Graham 10005 Impressive Cleaners 226 Harden St Monitoring DSCA
Mebane 10016 Mebane Laundry and Dry Cleaners 308 Clay St Certified DSCA
Bertie (1)Windsor 80001 Williford Cleaners 108 Sterlingworth St Assessment DSCA
Brunswick (2)Calabash 100002 Love Cleaners, Inc.9956 Beach Dr NFA DSCA
Southport 100001 Towngate Cleaners 715 Howe St Assessment DSCA
Buncombe (16)Asheville 110001 Swannanoa Laundry 22 Church St Assessment DSCA
Asheville 110003 Swannanoa Cleaners 916 Tunnel Rd Assessment DSCA
Sites with Dry-Cleaning Solvent Contamination by County and City and Sites Certified into the DSCA Program by County and City (Certified Sites are
ADDRESS
Asheville 110004 Swannanoa Cleaners 712 Merrimon Ave Monitoring DSCA
Asheville 110005 Nu-Way Cleaners 167 Patton Ave Assessment DSCA
Asheville 110006 Blue Ridge Cleaners 1378 Hendersonville Rd NFA DSCA
Asheville 110007 Swananoa Cleaners 1336 Patton Ave NFA DSCA
Asheville 110008 Crisp One Hour Cleaners 121 Biltmore Ave Assessment DSCA
Asheville 110009 Hour Glass Cleaners 85 Tunnel Rd Assessment DSCA
Asheville 110010 Norge Laundry & Cleaning Village 713 Merrimon Ave Assessment DSCA
Asheville 110011 Bon Ton Cleaners & Laundry 650 Haywood Rd Assessment DSCA
Asheville 110012 Mayflower Cleaners 732 Haywood Rd Assessment DSCA
Asheville 110014 Thru-Out Cleaning & Pressing 2 London Rd Assessment DSCA
Asheville 110015 Specialty Cleaners 246 Tunnel Rd Assessment DSCA
Asheville 110016 One Hour Martinizing 144 Tunnel Rd Assessment DSCA
Black Mountain 110017 Hour Glass Cleaners 130 State St Assessment DSCA
Weaverville 110002 Quorum Knitting 115 Reems Creek Rd IHSB
Burke (3)Morganton 120001 Ferree Cleaners 406 Sterling St Assessment DSCA
Morganton 120002 Jordan's Cleaners 302 College St Assessment DSCA
Morganton 120003 Superior Cleaners 242 Fleming Dr Assessment DSCA
Cabarrus (3)Concord 130001 Fuller Supply Company 191 Crowell Dr Assessment DSCA
Concord 130002 Caldwell Cleaners 800 Church St Assessment DSCA
Kannapolis 130003 Jay's One-hour Cleaners 1803 Main St Petitioned DSCA
Caldwell (2)Lenoir 140001 Jordan Cleaners 220 Morganton Blvd NFA DSCA
Lenoir 140002 Barlowe Laundry 325 Harper Ave Petitioned DSCA
Carteret (2)Morehead City 160001 Coastal Dry Cleaners 3000 Arendell St NFA DSCA
Morehead City 160002 Sunshine Cleaners 1612 Bridges St NFA DSCA
Catawba (3)Conover 180001 Conover Cleaners 430 Conover Blvd Assessment DSCA
Hickory 180002 One Hour Cleaners 1925 12th Ave Assessment DSCA
Hickory 180003 A Cleaner World #107 1009 2nd St Assessment DSCA
Chatham (2)Chapel Hill 190001 Cole Park Cleaners 11552 US Highway 15 501 NFA DSCA
Siler City 190002 Chatham Cleaners and Laundrette 401 Third St Assessment DSCA
Cherokee (1)Murphy 200001 Zip Zap Cleaners 110 Valley River Ave Assessment DSCA
Cleveland (5)Shelby 230001 Folks Dry Cleaners 1165 Marion St NFA DSCA
Shelby 230002 Folk's Cleaners 200 Marion St Assessment DSCA
Shelby 230003 Bills One Hour Cleaners 410 Lafayette St Assessment DSCA
Shelby 230004 One Hour Martinizing 300 Marion St Monitoring DSCA
Shelby 230005 Boulevard Cleaners 1510 Dixon Blvd Assessment DSCA
Craven (2)New Bern 250001 Carriage House Cleaners 422 Pollock St Monitoring DSCA
New Bern 250002 Glam-O-Rama Cleaners and Laundromat 715 Degrafenreid Ave Assessment DSCA
Cumberland (21)Fayetteville 260001 Mayflower Laundry And Dry Cleaning 512 Russell St NFA DSCA
Fayetteville 260002 Easy Wash Dry Cleaners 5308 Bragg Blvd Monitoring DSCA
Fayetteville 260003 Smitty's Dry Cleaners 3060 Owen Dr Monitoring DSCA
Fayetteville 260004 Kore-o-mat Laundromat 3311 Bragg Blvd Assessment DSCA
Fayetteville 260005 Davis Cleaners 1672 Owen Dr NFA DSCA
Fayetteville 260006 One Hour Koretizing Cleaners 4924 Raeford Rd Monitoring DSCA
Fayetteville 260007 Parker Cleaners 4950 Bragg Blvd Assessment DSCA
Fayetteville 260008 Verne's Cleaners 6341 Bragg Blvd NFA DSCA
Fayetteville 260010 Highland Cleaners 2609 Raeford Rd Assessment DSCA
Fayetteville 260012 Hamont Cleaners 5228 Bragg Blvd IHSB
Fayetteville 260013 A&H Cleaners 4515 Bragg Blvd IHSB
Fayetteville 260014 Scotty Cleaners 244 Robeson St NFA DSCA
Fayetteville 260015 Glam-O-Rama 5701 Yadkin Rd Assessment DSCA
Fayetteville 260016 Prestige Cleaners 3120 Raeford Rd Assessment DSCA
Fayetteville 260018 One Hour Cleaners 1303 Fort Bragg Rd Assessment DSCA
Fayetteville 260020 Norge Laundry and Dry Cleaning 818 Elm St Assessment DSCA
Fayetteville 260021 Smitty's Cleaners 812 Elm St Assessment DSCA
Fayetteville 260022 Washy Washy Washy 846 Elm St Assessment DSCA
Fayetteville 260023 One Hour Koretizing 2911 Bragg Blvd Assessment DSCA
Fayetteville 260024 Eutaw Washerette 2714 Bragg Blvd Assessment DSCA
Spring Lake 260009 Crown Cleaners 115 Main St On Hold DSCA
Dare (3)Manteo 280001 Ange Speed Wash 118 HWY 64/264 Assessment DSCA
Manteo 280002 Outer Banks Cleaners 412 HWY 64/264 On Hold DSCA
Southern Shores 280003 Outer Banks Cleaners, Inc.5593 Croatan Hwy NFA DSCA
Davidson (6)Lexington 290001 Country Club Cleaners 972 Main St Assessment DSCA
Lexington 290004 J&J Cleaners 5901 Old US HIGHWAY 52 UST
Lexington 290005 J & J Dry Cleaner 9 Plaza Pkwy Assessment DSCA
Lexington 290007 Leonard Cleaners 406 Center St Assessment DSCA
Thomasville 290002 Young's Cleaners 501 Randolph St Assessment DSCA
Welcome 290006 J&J Dry Clean and Laundry 5891 Old US Highway 52 Assessment DSCA
Davie (3)Advance 300002 K&R Cleaners 5289 US HIGHWAY 158 NFA DSCA
Advance 300003 Village Cleaners 110 Commerce Pl Assessment DSCA
Mocksville 300001 Fallies Dry Cleaning 899 Main St IHSB
Durham (39)Chapel Hill 320016 Carolina Cleaners 2214 Nelson Hwy NFA DSCA
Chapel Hill 320041 Perfect Image Cleaners 6118 Farrington Point Rd Assessment DSCA
Durham 320001 One Hour Koretizing 4404 Roxboro St Monitoring DSCA
Durham 320002 Plants Unlimited 3535 Hillsborough Rd Assessment DSCA
Durham 320003 Triangle Laundromat & Cleaners 4871 NC 55 Hwy Assessment DSCA
Durham 320004 Eakes Cleaners 827 Morgan St IHSB
Durham 320005 American Dry Cleaners 4711 Hope Valley Rd NFA DSCA
Durham 320006 American Drycleaners 700 Mallard Ave IHSB
Durham 320007 Model Laundry 1005 Holloway St Assessment DSCA
Durham 320008 W.P. Ballard 639 Junction Rd Monitoring DSCA
Durham 320009 TNT Cleaners 5308 Roxboro St Monitoring DSCA
Durham 320010 Weavers Cleaners 1212 Fayetteville St Monitoring DSCA
Durham 320011 Scott And Roberts Dry Cleaners 733 Foster St Assessment DSCA
Durham 320012 Shannon Dry Cleaning and Laundromat 3710 Shannon Rd NFA DSCA
Durham 320013 One Hour Martinizing 1103 Club Blvd Assessment DSCA
Durham 320014 Hollywood Cleaners 3823 Guess Rd Assessment DSCA
Durham 320015 Durham Dry Cleaners 2526 Erwin Rd Monitoring DSCA
Durham 320017 Rambo Cleaners 4306 Roxboro St Assessment DSCA
Durham 320018 H & S Cleaners 105 NC Highway 54 Assessment DSCA
Durham 320019 New Method Laundry & Dry Cleaners 1201 Chapel Hill St Assessment DSCA
Durham 320020 White Star Laundry and Cleaners 637 Broad St NFA DSCA
Durham 320021 A Cleaner World # 203 5700 Fayetteville Rd Assessment DSCA
Durham 320022 H & S Cleaners 4015 University Dr Assessment DSCA
Durham 320023 Regency Cleaners 3912 University Dr Assessment DSCA
Durham 320024 White Star Cleaners 904 9th St Assessment DSCA
Durham 320026 Durham Dry Cleaners 810 Peabody St Monitoring DSCA
Durham 320027 Model Laundry and Cleaners 808 Washington St NFA DSCA
Durham 320028 Model Cleaners and Laundry 1910 Chapel Hill Rd Assessment DSCA
Durham 320029 One Hour Koretizing Laundry 1016 Main St Monitoring DSCA
Durham 320030 New Method Laundry and Dry Cleaners 400 Cleveland St Assessment DSCA
Durham 320031 Bernard's Formalwear 734 9TH St Assessment DSCA
Durham 320032 D W Dry Cleaners 314 Driver St Assessment DSCA
Durham 320034 Sunshine Cleaners 3300 Guess Rd Assessment DSCA
Durham 320035 Indigo Montessori School 1101 Main St Fed Remediation
Durham 320036 Boykin and Roberts Dry Cleaners 2510 Fayetteville St Assessment DSCA
Durham 320037 Classic Cleaners 5300 Roxboro St IHSB
Durham 320038 White Star Laundry and Cleaners 610 Lakeland St Assessment DSCA
Durham 320039 Triangle Laundry and Cleaners 3117 Guess Rd Assessment DSCA
Durham 320040 Eakes Cleaners 229 Gregson St Assessment DSCA
Edgecombe (5)Rocky Mount 330002 Thorne's Dry Cleaners 502 Rose St NFA DSCA
Rocky Mount 330003 Prestige Cleaners 620 Thomas St Assessment DSCA
Rocky Mount 330006 Quality Laundry & Cleaners 242 Tarboro St NFA DSCA
Rocky Mount 330007 Rocky Mount Laundry and Dry Cleaners 219 Washington St Assessment DSCA
Tarboro 330005 Deluxe Cleaners 2223 Main St Monitoring DSCA
Forsyth (38)Clemmons 340042 Village Cleaners 2600 Lewisville Clemmons Rd Assessment DSCA
Kernersville 340004 Hooker Furniture 210 Main St IHSB
Kernersville 340007 Camelot Cleaners 820 Main St Assessment DSCA
Kernersville 340021 Modern Cleaners 211 Main St Interim Action DSCA
Kernersville 340022 Warren Cleaners 129 Church Ln Assessment DSCA
Kernersville 340031 A Cleaner World #175 611 Main St NFA DSCA
Winston Salem 340002 Shores Cleaners 692 Hanes Mall Blvd NFA DSCA
Winston Salem 340003 Rodem Cleaners 1221 Academy St IHSB
Winston Salem 340005 $2.75 Cleaners 1322 Hawthorne Rd Monitoring DSCA
Winston Salem 340006 Young Cleaners 4309 Liberty St IHSB
Winston Salem 340008 Hour Glass Cleaners 5955 University Pkwy Assessment DSCA
Winston Salem 340009 Smith Dry Cleaners 310 Martin Luther King Jr Dr Monitoring DSCA
Winston Salem 340011 Camelot Cleaners 1218 Waughtown St Assessment DSCA
Winston Salem 340012 A Cleaner World 3251 Healy Dr Assessment DSCA
Winston Salem 340013 A Cleaner World #161 101 Peacehaven Rd NFA DSCA
Winston Salem 340014 Camel City Cleaners 2808 Reynolda Rd Assessment DSCA
Winston Salem 340015 Camel City Laundry 501 3rd St Assessment DSCA
Winston Salem 340016 $2.50 Krystal Cleaners 357 Jonestown Rd NFA DSCA
Winston Salem 340017 Trade Street Cleaners 426 Trade St Monitoring DSCA
Winston Salem 340018 U.S. $2.09 Cleaners 3915 Country Club Rd Monitoring DSCA
Winston Salem 340020 XL Cleaners 3001 Unviversity Pkwy NFA DSCA
Winston Salem 340024 Sunshine Cleaners 5013 Country Club Rd Interim Action DSCA
Winston Salem 340027 Davis-Frye Cleaners 704 Waughtown St Monitoring DSCA
Winston Salem 340028 One Hour Martinizing 4332 Old Walkertown Rd Interim Action DSCA
Winston Salem 340029 One Hour Martinizing 4001 Country Club Rd Assessment DSCA
Winston Salem 340032 Club Haven Cleaners 5013 Country Club Rd Interim Action DSCA
Winston Salem 340033 Jarrard's Self Sevice Laundry 807 Marshall St Assessment DSCA
Winston Salem 340034 Camel City Dry Cleaners 285 Stratford Rd Assessment DSCA
Winston Salem 340035 $2.50 Cleaners 3604 Reynolda Rd NFA DSCA
Winston Salem 340037 South Fork Cleaners 3900 Country Club Rd Assessment DSCA
Winston Salem 340038 Bee Cleaners 5395 Shattalon Dr NFA DSCA
Winston Salem 340039 NS Farrington & Co 2355 Farrington Point Dr Assessment DSCA
Winston Salem 340040 The Cleaners 200 Jonestown Rd Assessment DSCA
Winston Salem 340041 A Cleaner World #150 3735 Peters Creek Pkwy Monitoring DSCA
Winston Salem 340043 One Hour Martinizing 3520 Yadkinville Rd Assessment DSCA
Winston Salem 340044 Winston Steam Laundry 1102 Ivy Ave Investigation DSCA
Winston Salem 340045 Quality Dry Cleaners 3025 Waughtown St Assessment DSCA
Winston Salem 340046 N.S. Farrington & Co.1701 Lomond St Assessment DSCA
Franklin (1)Louisburg 350001 401 Cleaners 608 Bickett Blvd Assessment DSCA
Gaston (8)Belmont 360001 Untz Drycleaners 514 Woodlawn Ave NPL
Belmont 360005 Prestown Cleaners & Laundry 91 McAdenville Rd Assessment DSCA
Belmont 360008 Belmont Dry Cleaners 111 Main Street Assessment DSCA
Gastonia 360002 Carsons Drycleaners 401 Chester St Brownfields
Gastonia 360003 Deluxe Cleaners 2529 Franklin Blvd Assessment DSCA
Gastonia 360004 Union Road Cleaners 2210 Union Rd NFA DSCA
Gastonia 360006 One Hour Martinizing 143 Franklin Blvd Monitoring DSCA
Gastonia 360007 Carson Cleaners 1328 Franklin Blvd Assessment DSCA
Granville (1)Oxford 390001 Oxford Dry Cleaners 700 Hillsboro St UST
Guilford (59)Greensboro 410001 Cleaner Image 4711 Lawndale Dr NFA DSCA
Greensboro 410002 Cinderella Cleaners 2043 Martin Luther King Jr Dr NFA DSCA
Greensboro 410003 U.S. $1.75 Cleaners 2900 Randleman Rd NFA DSCA
Greensboro 410004 Columbia Laundry Corp 2507 Battleground Ave IHSB
Greensboro 410007 Master Kleen 5320 Liberty Rd NFA DSCA
Greensboro 410009 Everhart Dry Cleaners 1000 Summit Ave Assessment DSCA
Greensboro 410010 Glam-o-rama 719 Market St IHSB
Greensboro 410011 O Henry Cleaners 3210 Summit Ave IHSB
Greensboro 410014 Master Kleen Cleaners 3402 Gate City Blvd Monitoring DSCA
Greensboro 410015 Quality Cleaners 4117 Spring Garden St Assessment DSCA
Greensboro 410017 Premier Cleaners 513 Summit Ave Monitoring DSCA
Greensboro 410018 Dry Clean America 403 Meadowview Rd Assessment DSCA
Greensboro 410019 Burnetts Cleaner And Laundry 1932 Market St Monitoring DSCA
Greensboro 410022 Fordhams Cleaners 1900 Spring Garden St Assessment DSCA
Greensboro 410023 A Cleaner City 2804 Battleground Ave Assessment DSCA
Greensboro 410024 A Cleaner World #162 4506 High Point Rd Assessment DSCA
Greensboro 410026 A Cleaner World #168 1949 Battleground Ave Assessment DSCA
Greensboro 410028 Columbia Laundry 920 Bessemer Ave NFA DSCA
Greensboro 410029 Presto Cleaners 4625 High Point Rd NFA DSCA
Greensboro 410033 A Cleaner World #182 531 College Rd Assessment DSCA
Greensboro 410034 Village Laundry 707 College Rd Assessment DSCA
Greensboro 410035 The Cleaners 829 Lee St Monitoring DSCA
Greensboro 410038 Phoenix Supply Company 2701 Branchwood Dr Monitoring DSCA
Greensboro 410039 One Hour Martinizing 2519 High Point Rd IHSB
Greensboro 410040 Yong's Cleaners 1901 Westridge Rd NFA DSCA
Greensboro 410041 New Era Cleaners 2840 Randleman Rd Assessment DSCA
Greensboro 410042 Model Laundry of Greensboro 1600 Gate City Blvd NFA DSCA
Greensboro 410044 Blue Bird Cleaners 3134 Kathleen Ave Closure DSCA
Greensboro 410045 Crystal Cleaners 2943 Battleground Ave Assessment DSCA
Greensboro 410046 A Cleaner World #184 2282 Golden Gate Dr Closure DSCA
Greensboro 410047 Odorless Cleaners 219 Lewis St Assessment DSCA
Greensboro 410049 Lucas Cleaners 1101 Gate City Blvd Closure DSCA
Greensboro 410051 Tops Cleaners 2702 Battleground Ave Assessment DSCA
Greensboro 410052 Wades Dry Cleaning 607 Elm St Assessment DSCA
Greensboro 410054 Prestige Dry Cleaners and Laundry 3204 Randleman Rd Monitoring DSCA
Greensboro 410055 ALS Laundry & Cleaners 3015 Spring Garden St IHSB
Greensboro 410056 Master Kleen 4534 Market St Assessment DSCA
Greensboro 410058 Fox Cleaners and Laundry, Inc.3704 Old Battleground Rd Assessment DSCA
Greensboro 410060 Florida St One Hour Cleaners 815 Florida St Interim Action DSCA
Greensboro 410062 Burnetts Glam-O-Rama Cleaners 719 Market St On Hold DSCA
Greensboro 410064 Frye & Webster Dry Cleaners 608 Elwell Ave Assessment DSCA
Greensboro 410065 Lane's Cleaners 212 Cornwallis St Assessment DSCA
High Point 410005 Dutch Laundry Inc.833 Main St Assessment DSCA
High Point 410006 Eastgate Cleaners 101 Greensboro Rd Assessment DSCA
High Point 410013 Banner Laundry 2117 Main St Assessment DSCA
High Point 410016 Pro Clean 2406 Main St Assessment DSCA
High Point 410021 Gingiss Formal Wear 906 Main St NFA DSCA
High Point 410030 $2.50 Cleaners 1310 Centennial St Assessment DSCA
High Point 410031 A Cleaner World #102 2517 Main St Monitoring DSCA
High Point 410043 High Point Cleaners & Hatters 206 Martin Luther King Jr Dr Assessment DSCA
High Point 410050 Star Cleaners 723 Main St Assessment DSCA
High Point 410053 Tinsley's Cleaners 3811 Tinsley Dr Monitoring DSCA
High Point 410057 Quality Dry Cleaners 501 English Rd Assessment DSCA
High Point 410059 Daniels Cleaners 660 Main St Assessment DSCA
High Point 410061 Leonard Cleaners 435 Wrenn St Assessment DSCA
High Point 410063 A Cleaner World #188 2527 Eastchester Dr Assessment DSCA
Jamestown 410008 A Cleaner World 102 Main St Monitoring DSCA
Jamestown 410048 $2.75 Crystal Cleaners 5011 Mackay Rd Assessment DSCA
Stokesdale 410032 Stokesdale Cleaners 8604 Ellisboro Rd Assessment DSCA
Halifax (1)Roanoke Rapids 420001 Oakland Cleaners 1190 Julian R Allsbrook Hwy Assessment DSCA
Haywood (3)Waynesville 440001 Central Cleaners 44 Church St Assessment DSCA
Waynesville 440002 American Cleaners 72 Depot St IHSB
Waynesville 440003 Dovers Cleaners and Laundry 94 Depot St IHSB
Henderson (5)Hendersonville 450001 Blue Ridge Cleaners 503 7th Ave NFA DSCA
Hendersonville 450002 Carolina Cleaners 120 Barnwell St Assessment DSCA
Hendersonville 450004 Superior Cleaners & Laundry 826 Locust St Monitoring DSCA
Hendersonville 450005 Nu Way Cleaners 414 Main St Assessment DSCA
Hendersonville 450006 Miller's Laundry & Cleaners 423 King St Assessment DSCA
Hoke (1)Raeford 470001 Smitty's Cleaners 214 Main St NFA DSCA
Iredell (9)Mooresville 490010 U.S. $2.50 Cleaners 2785 Charlotte Hwy Assessment DSCA
Mooresville 490011 Kim's Cleaners 250 Main St Assessment DSCA
Statesville 490001 Smiths Dry Cleaners 225 Gordon St IHSB
Statesville 490002 Johnson Cleaners, Inc.1563 Broad St NFA DSCA
Statesville 490003 Brookdale Cleaners 975 Davie Ave Assessment DSCA
Statesville 490007 Iredell Laundry 213 Tradd St Monitoring DSCA
Statesville 490008 Sloan's Cleaners 109 Water St Assessment DSCA
Statesville 490009 Smith’s Cleaners 225 Gordon Ave Assessment DSCA
Troutman 490004 Campbell's Cleaners 171 Wagner St NFA DSCA
Johnston (3)Clayton 510003 Clayton Village Cleaners 10183 US 70 BUSINESS Hwy Assessment DSCA
Clayton 510004 Barrett's Cleaners 261 NC HIGHWAY 42 Assessment DSCA
Smithfield 510002 Glam-O-Rama Cleaners 716 Market St NFA DSCA
Lee (3)Sanford 530001 Dryclean Express 1117 Spring Ln NFA DSCA
Sanford 530002 Twin City Cleaners 102 Trade St IHSB
Sanford 530003 Crystal Cleaners 133 Horner Blvd Monitoring DSCA
Lenoir (2)Kinston 540001 Vicks Cleaners 2405 Herritage St Assessment DSCA
La Grange 540002 The Cleaners 603 Washington St NFA DSCA
Lincoln (4)Denver 550003 Lowe's Cleaners 3866 NC 16 BUSINESS Hwy Assessment DSCA
Denver 550004 US $2.50 Cleaners 7558 NC 73 Hwy IHSB
Denver 550005 Denver Laundromat 3717 NC 16 Business Hwy Assessment DSCA
Lincolnton 550002 Lincoln Laundry and Dry Cleaners 1220 Main St Assessment DSCA
Martin (2)Robersonville 590001 Williford Cleaners 203 Academy St Assessment DSCA
Williamston 590002 Town & Country Cleaners 617 Washington St IHSB
Mcdowell (1)Old Fort 560001 Nichols Laundry And Dry Cleaning 91 Catawba Ave Assessment DSCA
Mecklenburg (95)Charlotte 600001 A Cleaner 5333 Monroe Rd Assessment DSCA
Charlotte 600002 American Dry Cleaning Company 309 Morehead St NFA DSCA
Charlotte 600004 Minute Man Cleaners 3058 Eastway Dr Monitoring DSCA
Charlotte 600005 Mitchells Formal Wear Warehouse 115 Scaleybark Rd Assessment DSCA
Charlotte 600006 Peoples Cleaners 1930 Beatties Ford Rd IHSB
Charlotte 600007 Quail Dry Cleaners 8538 Park Rd NFA DSCA
Charlotte 600008 Sno-white Cleaners And Launderers 4400 Sharon Rd NFA DSCA
Charlotte 600009 Springfresh Cleaner 9800 Monroe Rd Assessment DSCA
Charlotte 600010 Boggs And Company 3931 Glenwood Dr Assessment DSCA
Charlotte 600011 Sno-white Cleaners 7629 Pineville Matthews Rd NFA DSCA
Charlotte 600012 Domestic Laundry - CAMDUS site 801 Mcdowell St Monitoring DSCA
Charlotte 600013 Cunningham Cleaners 104 Sharon Amity Rd Assessment DSCA
Charlotte 600014 One Price Drycleaning 816 Arrowood Rd NFA DSCA
Charlotte 600015 Carriage Fine Dry Cleaning 8020 Providence Rd NFA DSCA
Charlotte 600016 60 Minute Cleaners 9100 Tryon St Assessment DSCA
Charlotte 600017 Gateway Village Development 700 Trade St IHSB
Charlotte 600018 Dynasty Cleaners and Laundry 3145 Sharon Amity Rd On Hold DSCA
Charlotte 600019 Cunningham Cleaners 2909 Davidson St Assessment DSCA
Charlotte 600020 Midtown Square One Hour Valet Dry Cleaners 401 Independence Blvd Brownfields
Charlotte 600022 Rainbow Cleaners 8500 Pineville Matthews Rd Assessment DSCA
Charlotte 600023 Prestown Laundry And Cleaners 6214 Idlewild Rd Assessment DSCA
Charlotte 600024 60 Minute Cleaners 4447 The Plaza Monitoring DSCA
Charlotte 600026 Sno-White Cleaners 901 4th St Monitoring DSCA
Charlotte 600027 Charlie Browns Dry Cleaners 3701 Freedom Dr Assessment DSCA
Charlotte 600028 Sharon Cleaners 4724 Sharon Rd Interim Action DSCA
Charlotte 600029 Abra Costumes 1611 Central Ave Assessment DSCA
Charlotte 600030 Village Cleaners 7221 Albemarle Rd NFA DSCA
Charlotte 600031 Sno-white Cleaners 5669 Farm Pond Lane Interim Action DSCA
Charlotte 600032 Eastway Quick Clean Service 3052 Eastway Dr NFA DSCA
Charlotte 600033 Jones Dry Cleaning 1601 4th St Assessment DSCA
Charlotte 600035 Ivory Cleaners 2511 Westerly Hills Dr Assessment DSCA
Charlotte 600036 Faulk Cleaners 2615 Westerly Hills Dr Assessment DSCA
Charlotte 600037 Dryclean Carolinas 2508 South Blvd Monitoring DSCA
Charlotte 600039 Providence Cleaners 631 Sharon Amity Rd Assessment DSCA
Charlotte 600040 People's Dry Cleaners 2133 Beatties Ford Rd NFA DSCA
Charlotte 600041 Holiday Cleaners 2241 Beatties Ford Rd Monitoring DSCA
Charlotte 600042 Holiday Cleaners 3221 Monroe Rd Monitoring DSCA
Charlotte 600043 Douglas Furrier and Cleaners 1200 Charlottetown Ave NFA DSCA
Charlotte 600044 Gay Laundry and Cleaners 1101 Brevard St NFA DSCA
Charlotte 600045 Carillon Building 227 Trade St Monitoring DSCA
Charlotte 600046 Arrow Laundry & Cleaners 4735 Monroe Rd Brownfields
Charlotte 600048 Dan Meigs Cleaners 1101 Central Ave NFA DSCA
Charlotte 600049 Starmount Cleaners 6215 South Blvd Monitoring DSCA
Charlotte 600050 Plaza Cleaners 9002 JM Keynes Dr NFA DSCA
Charlotte 600052 JFR Cleaners 9710 Monroe Rd Assessment DSCA
Charlotte 600053 Prosperity Cleaners 3020 Prosperity Church Rd Assessment DSCA
Charlotte 600056 Zenith Cleaners 2301 South Blvd Monitoring DSCA
Charlotte 600057 Myers Park Cleaners 1027 Providence Rd Assessment DSCA
Charlotte 600058 Seneca Dry Cleaning 5020 South Blvd Assessment DSCA
Charlotte 600059 Coachman Cleaners 4001 Park Rd Assessment DSCA
Charlotte 600060 Arrow Laundry & Cleaners 1933 7th St Brownfields
Charlotte 600061 Derita Dry Cleaners & Laundry 2414 Sugar Creek Rd NFA DSCA
Charlotte 600063 King's Cleaner 632 Sugar Creek Rd NFA DSCA
Charlotte 600064 New Image Cleaners 5655 Tryon St Assessment DSCA
Charlotte 600065 Tryon Mall Cleaning Center 451 Sugar Creek Rd Assessment DSCA
Charlotte 600066 Hickory Square Cleaners 5724 WT Harris Blvd Assessment DSCA
Charlotte 600067 Blue Band 1 Hour Cleaners 2216 Statesville Ave Monitoring DSCA
Charlotte 600068 Swan Cleaners 7201 Independence Blvd NFA DSCA
Charlotte 600069 Coleman Dry Cleaners 2557 West Blvd Assessment DSCA
Charlotte 600072 TC Cleaners, Inc. DBA US $1.85 Dry Cleaners 5109 South Blvd Assessment DSCA
Charlotte 600073 R & R Cleaners 3601 Tryon St IHSB
Charlotte 600074 Childress Dry Cleaning 9101 Monroe Rd IHSB
Charlotte 600075 A Cleaner World 1650 Pacific St Assessment DSCA
Charlotte 600076 Regal Cleaners 7143 South Blvd Assessment DSCA
Charlotte 600077 McCorkles Cleaners 1437 South Blvd Monitoring DSCA
Charlotte 600078 Harts Cleaners 2040 Graham St Brownfields
Charlotte 600079 American Dry Cleaners 1806 Graham St Assessment DSCA
Charlotte 600080 Carriage Fine Dry Cleaning 1338 Cross Beam Dr Monitoring DSCA
Charlotte 600081 Alpine Cleaners 9205 Baybrook Dr Closure DSCA
Charlotte 600082 A Cleaner World 4701 South Blvd NFA DSCA
Charlotte 600083 Holiday Cleaners 8920 Nations Ford Rd Assessment DSCA
Charlotte 600085 Sno White Launderers 3712 Independence Blvd NFA DSCA
Charlotte 600086 Four Seasons Cleaners 4314 The Plaza Interim Action DSCA
Charlotte 600087 One Price Dry Cleaning 1636 Sardis Rd NFA DSCA
Charlotte 600088 Dutch Cleaners and Laundry 4405 The Plaza Closure DSCA
Charlotte 600089 One Hour Martinizing 1941 7th St Assessment DSCA
Charlotte 600090 Press Club Dry Cleaners 3305 South Blvd Assessment DSCA
Charlotte 600091 60 Minute Cleaners 6315 South Blvd Assessment DSCA
Charlotte 600093 Wash Zone Coin Laundry 1622 Trade ST Assessment DSCA
Charlotte 600094 Countryside Cleaners 5516 Independence Blvd Assessment DSCA
Charlotte 600096 April Showers Dry Cleaners 5616 Farm Pond Ln NFA DSCA
Charlotte 600098 Cambridge Cleaners 8006 Cambridge Commons Dr NFA DSCA
Charlotte 600101 Bennett Ultra Cleaners 2826 Sugar Creek Rd Assessment DSCA
Charlotte 600102 Strawn's Cleaners 3512 Wilkinson Blvd Assessment DSCA
Charlotte 600103 Master Cleaners, Inc.1809 Commonwealth Ave IHSB
Charlotte 600108 Longs Cleaners and Laundry 918 Morehead St Assessment DSCA
Charlotte 600109 Sunrise Cleaners 9013 Albemarle Rd Assessment DSCA
Charlotte 600110 Cotswold Cleaners 316 Sharon Amity Rd Certified DSCA
Huntersville 600095 Family Cleaners 102 Statesville Rd NFA DSCA
Matthews 600003 Crossroads Dry Cleaners 3607 Matthews Mint Hill Rd Monitoring DSCA
Matthews 600025 Ho Cleaners 3116 Weddington Rd NFA DSCA
Matthews 600034 Ho Cleaners 10420 Independence Blvd NFA DSCA
Matthews 600097 Preslar Dry Cleaning 110 Matthews Station St Assessment DSCA
Pineville 600021 Hearts Dry Cleaners 9101 Pineville Matthews Rd NFA DSCA
Pineville 600107 Griffin Dry Cleaners 105 Dover St Assessment DSCA
Moore (7)Aberdeen 630002 Carters Laundry and Cleaning 1389 Sandhills Blvd NFA DSCA
Aberdeen 630004 Soapy Bubbles 1906 Poplar St NFA DSCA
Aberdeen 630007 Neighborhood Dry Cleaners 1680 NC 5 Hwy Assessment DSCA
Pinehurst 630001 Pinehurst Hotel Cleaners 250 Mccaskill Rd Assessment DSCA
Southern Pines 630003 Carters Laundry And Cleaning 155 New York Ave Monitoring DSCA
Southern Pines 630005 Dry Clean Express 1930 Poplar St NFA DSCA
Southern Pines 630006 Valet Cleaners 205 Morganton Rd NFA DSCA
Nash (9)Nashville 640009 Acme Cleaners and Laundry 200 Boddie St Assessment DSCA
Rocky Mount 640001 Clean-clean Dry Cleaners 120 Winstead Ave IHSB
Rocky Mount 640002 Clean Clean Dry Cleaners 627 Tarrytown Ctr IHSB
Rocky Mount 640003 One Hour Koretizing Cleaners 129 Church St On Hold DSCA
Rocky Mount 640004 Clean Clean Drycleaners 2408 Sunset Ave NFA DSCA
Rocky Mount 640005 VIP Cleaners 3468 Sunset Ave NFA DSCA
Rocky Mount 640006 One Hour Koretizing 1691 Northern Blvd Closure DSCA
Rocky Mount 640007 Bishop's Laundry 301 Church St Assessment DSCA
Rocky Mount 640008 One Hour Koretizing 202 Falls Rd Monitoring DSCA
New Hanover (21)Wilmington 650001 Modern Dry Cleaners And Laundry 1104 Fordham Rd NFA DSCA
Wilmington 650002 Coastal Dry Cleaners 4502 Shipyard Blvd Assessment DSCA
Wilmington 650003 Coastal Dry Cleaners And Coin Laundry 4701 Oleander Dr NFA DSCA
Wilmington 650004 Coastal Dry Cleaners 2629 Carolina Beach Rd Assessment DSCA
Wilmington 650005 Williams Cleaners 6845 Market St NFA DSCA
Wilmington 650006 Williams Fabricare Inc 5521 Carolina Beach Rd NFA DSCA
Wilmington 650007 Coastal Dry Cleaners - Ogden Plaza 6840 Market St NFA DSCA
Wilmington 650008 Kings Laundry 4615 Market St NFA DSCA
Wilmington 650009 Coastal Cleaners 7 Kerr Ave NFA DSCA
Wilmington 650010 Modern Laundry & Dry Cleaners 118 17th St Assessment DSCA
Wilmington 650011 $2.50 Cleaners at University Square 810 College Rd NFA DSCA
Wilmington 650012 Three Dollar Crystal Cleaners 7336 Market St NFA DSCA
Wilmington 650013 Winter Park Dry Cleaners 1437 College Rd NFA DSCA
Wilmington 650014 Williams Cleaners 1402 College Rd Assessment DSCA
Wilmington 650015 Carter Coin Laundry and Cleaners 1018 3rd St IHSB
Wilmington 650016 Modern Laundry and Dry Cleaners 3607 Oleander Dr Monitoring DSCA
Wilmington 650018 Heritage Cleaners 522 Third St Interim Action DSCA
Wilmington 650019 Liberty Cleaners 5424 Oleander Dr Monitoring DSCA
Wilmington 650020 Coastal Dry Cleaners 545 Castle St Assessment DSCA
Wilmington 650021 Four Seasons Cleaners 7015 Market St Assessment DSCA
Wilmington 650022 Cape Fear Cleaners 1047 College Rd Assessment DSCA
Onslow (12)Jacksonville 670001 ABC One Hour Cleaners 2127 Lejeune Blvd NPL
Jacksonville 670002 Southern Cleaners And Laundry 820 Court St Monitoring DSCA
Jacksonville 670004 Coastal Dry Cleaners 1170 Henderson Dr NFA DSCA
Jacksonville 670006 A1 Cleaners 327 Henderson Dr Remediation DSCA
Jacksonville 670007 Quality Cleaners and Laundry 701 New Bridge St NFA DSCA
Jacksonville 670008 New River Cleaners 1215 Hargett St Assessment DSCA
Jacksonville 670009 Southern Cleaners and Laundry 415 Chaney Ave Assessment DSCA
Jacksonville 670010 Quality Cleaners and Laundry 955 Lejeune Blvd NFA DSCA
Jacksonville 670011 Coastal Cleaners 345 Western Blvd Assessment DSCA
Jacksonville 670012 Coastal Garment Care 2155 LeJeune Blvd Assessment DSCA
Midway Park 670005 Village Cleaners 175 Freedom Way Assessment DSCA
Swansboro 670003 Coastal Dry Cleaners 628 Corbett Ave Assessment DSCA
Orange (14)Carrboro 680007 Hangers Cleaners 127 Fidelity St Assessment DSCA
Carrboro 680008 Webster's Cleaners 302 Main St Assessment DSCA
Carrboro 680009 MEM One Hour Martinizing 408 Weaver St Monitoring DSCA
Carrboro 680012 Village Laundry & Cleaners 106 Greensboro St Assessment DSCA
Chapel Hill 680001 KSP Cleaners 1490 Fordham Blvd Monitoring DSCA
Chapel Hill 680002 American Dry Cleaners 201 Estes Dr Assessment DSCA
Chapel Hill 680003 Deluxe Cleaners 227 Elliott Rd NFA DSCA
Chapel Hill 680005 Midtown Shops 750 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd Assessment DSCA
Chapel Hill 680006 One Hour Koretizing Cleaners 301 Franklin St Monitoring DSCA
Chapel Hill 680010 Chapel Hill Cleaners 422 Franklin St Monitoring DSCA
Chapel Hill 680013 Village Plaza Dry Cleaners 115 Elliot Road Assessment DSCA
Chapel Hill 680015 Carolina Cleaners 400 Franklin St Assessment DSCA
Chapel Hill 680016 Carolina Cleaners 406 Franklin St Assessment DSCA
Hillsborough 680014 Webster's Cleaners, Inc 114 US HIGHWAY 70 Monitoring DSCA
Pasquotank (2)Elizabeth City 700001 Southgate Koretizing 1409 Ehringhaus St Assessment DSCA
Elizabeth City 700002 Rochelle Cleaners 100 Water St Certified DSCA
Pender (1)Hampstead 710001 Hampstead Village Dry Cleaners 302 Hampstead Village Monitoring DSCA
Pitt (13)Ayden 740002 Ayden Plaza 144 Third St NFA DSCA
Greenville 740001 Koretizing Cleaners 2105 Charles Blvd IHSB
Greenville 740003 Better Look Garment Care 600 Greenville Blvd IHSB
Greenville 740004 Bowen Cleaners 2480 Stantonsburg Rd NFA DSCA
Greenville 740005 Bowen Cleaners 3114 Evans St Monitoring DSCA
Greenville 740006 Rabo Cleaners 701 Hooker Rd Assessment DSCA
Greenville 740007 One Hour Martinizing 111 10th St Monitoring DSCA
Greenville 740008 Stadium Cleaners 205 Tenth St Assessment DSCA
Greenville 740009 Cleaner Look Garment Care 622 Greenville Blvd Assessment DSCA
Greenville 740010 Scott's Cleaners 111 10th St Monitoring DSCA
Greenville 740011 Scott's Cleaners 1699 Farmville Blvd Monitoring DSCA
Greenville 740012 Bowen Cleaners 3400 Memorial Dr Assessment DSCA
Greenville 740014 Fabric Care Center 2512 Memorial Dr Assessment DSCA
Polk (1)Tryon 750001 Brocks Cleaners 46 Maple St Assessment DSCA
Randolph (1)Asheboro 760001 Kizer's Automatic Self Service Laundry 133 Taft Ave Assessment DSCA
Richmond (2)Rockingham 770001 L & L One Hour Cleaners 1305 Broad Ave Monitoring DSCA
Rockingham 770002 Champion Cleaning Center 1300 Broad Ave Assessment DSCA
Robeson (1)Fairmont 780001 Stevens Dry Cleaners 117 Center St IHSB
Rockingham (4)Reidsville 790001 Hicks Poly Clean Center Self Service Laundry 812 Scales St Assessment DSCA
Reidsville 790002 Ace One Hour Cleaners 1601 Scales St NFA DSCA
Reidsville 790003 Complete Dry Cleaners 1537 Freeway Dr NFA DSCA
Reidsville 790004 Dirty Laundry Taphouse 240 Scales St Assessment DSCA
Rowan (10)Kannapolis 800011 Jay's One-Hour Cleaners 1803 Main St Assessment DSCA
Salisbury 800002 Avalon Cleaners 124 Avalon Dr Monitoring DSCA
Salisbury 800003 WMS Cleaners 712 Jake Alexander Blvd NFA DSCA
Salisbury 800005 M&S Cleaners 1729 Innes St Interim Action DSCA
Salisbury 800006 Highlander Center Laundry 2000 Statesville Blvd NFA DSCA
Salisbury 800008 Vogue Cleaners 106 Long St Monitoring DSCA
Salisbury 800009 Cress Residence 8207 Old Concord Rd Site Ineligible IHSB
Salisbury 800010 Vogue Cleaners 402 Innes ST Assessment DSCA
Salisbury 800012 Star Laundry 111 Bank St Assessment DSCA
Spencer 800001 Shuping Cleaners 400 Salisbury Ave Monitoring DSCA
Rutherford (2)Forest City 810001 Forest Dale Cleaners 139 Depot St Monitoring DSCA
Rutherfordton 810002 Service Cleaners 115 1st St Assessment DSCA
Sampson (2)Clinton 820001 Acme Cleaners 209 Beaman St Monitoring DSCA
Roseboro 820002 Brown's Cleaners and Laundromat 317 Dr Martin Luther King Jr Blvd Assessment DSCA
Scotland (2)Laurinburg 830001 One Hour Cleaners 1514 Main St Monitoring DSCA
Laurinburg 830002 Village Cleaners 1691 Main St Assessment DSCA
Stanly (2)Albemarle 840001 Dry Clean Express 636 NC 24-27 Byp NFA DSCA
Norwood 840002 Garment Care Center 560 Fork Rd NFA DSCA
Stokes (1)Walnut Cove 850001 Klean Rite Cleaners 318 Main St NFA DSCA
Surry (4)Elkin 860002 White Swan Rentals 204 Market St Assessment DSCA
Elkin 860003 Lawrence Dry Cleaners 221 Main St Assessment DSCA
Elkin 860004 Ray's Cleaners 1558 Bridge St Assessment DSCA
Mount Airy 860001 Modern Laundry And Dry Cleaners 526 Lebanon St Assessment DSCA
Transylvania (1)Brevard 880001 Rainbow Cleaners 249 Caldwell St Monitoring DSCA
Union (2)Monroe 900001 Prestown Presto Clean 405 Sutherland Ave Assessment DSCA
Monroe 900002 Mills Cleaners 1305 Skyway Dr Assessment DSCA
Vance (1)Henderson 910001 Henderson Laundry 341 Chestnut St IHSB
Wake (75)Apex 920030 Best Dry Cleaners 1781 William St NFA DSCA
Apex 920052 Martin Cleaners 540 Williams St NFA DSCA
Apex 920065 A Cleaner World #209 1250 Williams St Assessment DSCA
Cary 920004 Medlin-Davis Cleaners 1207 Kildaire Farm Rd NFA DSCA
Cary 920011 Medlin-Davis Cleaners 107 Edinburgh Dr Assessment DSCA
Cary 920029 Galaxy Cleaners 101 New Waverly Pl NFA DSCA
Cary 920037 Avalon Cleaners 686 Cary Towne Blvd Assessment DSCA
Cary 920038 Medlin Davis- Shoppes at Kildaire 173 Cary Pkwy Assessment DSCA
Cary 920040 Village Cleaners 6420 Tryon Rd NFA DSCA
Cary 920041 Martinizing Dry Cleaners 4246 Cary Pkwy NFA DSCA
Cary 920063 Karr Cleaners 101 Ward St Monitoring DSCA
Cary 920064 Village Cleaners 113 Maynard Rd Assessment DSCA
Cary 920076 Merit Cleaners 1301 Buck Jones Rd Assessment DSCA
Garner 920051 Carriage House Cleaners 537 Plaza Cir Assessment DSCA
Knightdale 920009 Knightdale Cleaners 1013 Smithfield Rd NFA DSCA
Raleigh 920001 Pro Cleaners 8377 Creedmoor Rd Monitoring DSCA
Raleigh 920003 Rainbow Cleaners And Laundry 2915 Essex Cir NFA DSCA
Raleigh 920005 DJ Cleaners 3591 Maitland Dr Assessment DSCA
Raleigh 920006 Hilkers Cleaners 4043 Wake Forest Rd Monitoring DSCA
Raleigh 920007 Brothers Cleaners 6144 Falls Of Neuse Rd NFA DSCA
Raleigh 920008 Johnsons Dry Cleaners 3534 Wade Ave Assessment DSCA
Raleigh 920010 Fuller Supply Company 421 Eby Dr Assessment DSCA
Raleigh 920012 Newtons Cleaners 2023 Cameron St NFA DSCA
Raleigh 920013 Medlin-Davis Cleaners 2028 Cameron St NFA DSCA
Raleigh 920014 Glam-o-rama Cleaners 3165 Capital Blvd Assessment DSCA
Raleigh 920015 Emporium Cleaners 3501 Capital Blvd NFA DSCA
Raleigh 920016 New Hope Cleaners And Tailors 3901 Capital Blvd NFA DSCA
Raleigh 920017 Brothers Cleaners 4221 Six Forks Rd Assessment DSCA
Raleigh 920018 Ace Dry Cleaners 4701 Atlantic Ave NFA DSCA
Raleigh 920019 Sanitary Laundry 417 McDowell St IHSB
Raleigh 920020 Sherrill's Dry Cleaning And Laundry 7463 Six Forks Rd Assessment DSCA
Raleigh 920021 T And J Cleaners 2423 Crabtree Blvd Assessment DSCA
Raleigh 920022 Medlin Davis Cleaners 4434 Creedmoor Rd NFA DSCA
Raleigh 920023 Popes Dry Cleaners 7713 Lead Mine Rd NFA DSCA
Raleigh 920024 Pleasant Valley Cleaners 4112 Pleasant Valley Rd Monitoring DSCA
Raleigh 920025 Hilkers Cleaners 6325 Falls Of Neuse Rd NFA DSCA
Raleigh 920026 Ideal Cleaners 7209 Sandy Forks Rd Monitoring DSCA
Raleigh 920027 Eagle Cleaners 900 Spring Forest Rd NFA DSCA
Raleigh 920028 Joy Cleaners 4503 Fayetteville Rd Assessment DSCA
Raleigh 920031 The Cleaners 3209 Avent Ferry Rd NFA DSCA
Raleigh 920032 Greenbrier Cleaners 4207 Fayetteville Rd Assessment DSCA
Raleigh 920033 Courtesy Cleaners 8111 Creedmoor Rd Assessment DSCA
Raleigh 920034 S & S Cleaning 425 Chapanoke Rd NFA DSCA
Raleigh 920035 Barrett's Cleaners 5563 Western Blvd Assessment DSCA
Raleigh 920036 North Boulevard Cleaners 5141 New Hope Rd NFA DSCA
Raleigh 920039 Brookside Dry Cleaners & Laundry 1028 Brookside Dr NFA DSCA
Raleigh 920043 Ideal Cleaners 2403 Wake Forest Rd NFA DSCA
Raleigh 920045 Holden Cleaners 702 Martin St Assessment DSCA
Raleigh 920046 Flints Laundry and Dry Cleaning 430 Salisbury St Monitoring DSCA
Raleigh 920047 Southgate Cleaners 1969 Rock Quarry Rd Monitoring DSCA
Raleigh 920048 Rollins Economy Cleaners 407 Peace St Assessment DSCA
Raleigh 920049 Glam-O-Rama Cleaners 1601 Cross Link Rd Assessment DSCA
Raleigh 920050 Hidden Valley Dry Cleaners 2315 Lynn Rd NFA DSCA
Raleigh 920053 Hilkers Cleaners and Laundromat 3612 Spring Forest Rd Assessment DSCA
Raleigh 920054 Litchford Ivory Cleaners 8320 Litchford Rd Assessment DSCA
Raleigh 920055 Roberts Drapery Service and Dry Cleaners 2205 New Hope Church Rd Assessment DSCA
Raleigh 920056 Reaves Spic & Span 219 Franklin St Assessment DSCA
Raleigh 920057 Roy's Drive In Cleaning 719 Person St Assessment DSCA
Raleigh 920058 Medlin Davis Dry Cleaning 121 Jones St NFA DSCA
Raleigh 920059 One Hour Martinizing 707 Person St Closure DSCA
Raleigh 920062 Best Price Cleaners 6820 Davis Cir Monitoring DSCA
Raleigh 920066 Hilkers Cleaners 7486 Creedmoor Rd Assessment DSCA
Raleigh 920067 Rainbow Cleaners 5265 Six Forks Rd Assessment DSCA
Raleigh 920068 Glam O Rama 3801 Western 14 Assessment DSCA
Raleigh 920069 Peggy's Cleaners 1605 New Bern Ave NFA DSCA
Raleigh 920070 Lake Boone Cleaners 2508 Wycliff Rd Assessment DSCA
Raleigh 920071 Honeycutt Cleaners 605 New Bern Ave Assessment DSCA
Raleigh 920072 Pope's Dry Cleaners 1408 Corporation Pkwy Assessment DSCA
Raleigh 920073 Pope's Dry Cleaners 3075 Medlin Dr Assessment DSCA
Raleigh 920075 Acme Cleaners 331 New Bern Ave Assessment DSCA
Raleigh 920077 VIP Formal Wear 3801 Wilmington St Assessment DSCA
Raleigh 920078 Ivory Cleaners 4556 Capital Blvd Assessment DSCA
Raleigh 920079 Kwiklean Cleaners 1004 Saunders St Assessment DSCA
Wake Forest 920061 Best Dry Cleaners 12231 Capital Blvd Assessment DSCA
Zebulon 920074 Zebulon Dry Cleaners 131 Vance St Assessment DSCA
Warren (1)Manson 930001 Boyd's Cleaners 295 Manson Drewry Rd IHSB
Watauga (2)Boone 950001 High Country Cleaners 396 King St Monitoring DSCA
Boone 950002 Trailway Cleaners, Inc.320 King St NFA DSCA
Wayne (5)Goldsboro 960001 Penny Dry Cleaners 214 Ash St Monitoring DSCA
Goldsboro 960002 Penny One Hour Cleaners and Laundry 433 Berkley Blvd Monitoring DSCA
Goldsboro 960003 Goldwayne Dry Cleaning & Laundry Co 607 Mulberry St UST
Goldsboro 960004 Paramount Cleaners 225 Walnut St Monitoring DSCA
Goldsboro 960005 Terry One Hour Cleaners 1515 Ash St Monitoring DSCA
Wilkes (1)Wilkesboro 970001 Wilkesboro Drive-In Cleaners 513 Main St NFA DSCA
Wilson (8)Wilson 980001 Koretizing Cleaners 1313 Ward Blvd NFA DSCA
Wilson 980002 Discount Cleaners 700 US HIGHWAY 301 NFA DSCA
Wilson 980003 Exclusive Cleaners 725 Goldsboro St Assessment DSCA
Wilson 980004 Exclusive Cleaners 1513 Ward Blvd Assessment DSCA
Wilson 980005 Friendly Cleaners 605 Pender St Brownfields
Wilson 980006 Exclusive Cleaners 1673 Parkwood Blvd Assessment DSCA
Wilson 980007 Exclusive Cleaners 2700 Ward Blvd NFA DSCA
Wilson 980008 Cokes Cleaners 305 Nash St Assessment DSCA
DSCA Site Status Definitions
:The DSCA Program has received a petition to enter the program and is in the process of completing the required paperwork.
:The DSCA Program has entered into an agreement with a petitioner and is in the process of assigning a state-hired, independent
environmental contractor to conduct a prioritization assessment.
Assessment:The DSCA Program's independent environmental contractor is determining the extent of soil and groundwater contamination at the site.
Monitoring:The DSCA Program's independent environmental contractor is monitoring the levels of contaminants in the groundwater at the site.
Remediation:The DSCA Program's independent environmental contractor is performing cleanup at the site.
Interim Action:Site conditions are favorable for source removal or for conducting a pilot study for remediation.
Emergency:The DSCA Program has determined there is an immediate need for corrective action to abate a potential hazard to human health
or the environment.
On Hold:Please contact the site’s project manager for more details.
Closure:The extent of contamination is defined and considered stable. The DSCA Program is developing and implementing a risk management
plan to protect human health and the environment from remaining contamination.
NFA:No Further Action Required
577 Sites Identified
1 2 8 | P a g e

Appendix C

Inactive Hazardous Waste Sites Priority List
ID Number Site Name Address City County Score Medium, Contaminant
NCD048181218 CAROLINA GALVANIZING CORP.HWY 221 E ABERDEEN MOORE 63.73 groundwater, metals
soil, metals
NONCD0002379 REA CONSTRUCTION-WEST RALEIGH 5801 CHAPEL HILL ROAD RALEIGH WAKE 59.98 groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
surface water, VOCs
NCN000407672 BEACON MANUFACTURING 2425 US HWY 70 SWANNANOA BUNCOMBE 58.93 groundwater, metals
groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
soil, metals
surface water, metals
NONCD0002734 WILMINGTON FERTILIZER COMPANY 1702 NORTH 6TH STREET WILMINGTON NEW HANOVER 57.49 groundwater, inorganics
NONCD0002736 WILMINGTON SHIPYARD (former)1500 POINT HARBOR RD.WILMINGTON NEW HANOVER 57.49 groundwater, metals
soil, metals
soil, SVOCs
soil, VOCs
NCD003184710 CAROLINA CREOSOTING CORPORATION EASTBROOK ROAD LELAND BRUNSWICK 57.17 groundwater, SVOCs
soil, SVOCs
NCD000605303 FEDERAL PAPER BOARD CO., INC.865 JOHN L RIEGEL RD RIEGELWOOD COLUMBUS 56.08 groundwater, metals
groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
NONCD0001250 ALMONT SHIPPING 929 N Front Street WILMINGTON NEW HANOVER 56.01 groundwater, inorganics
groundwater, metals
groundwater, VOCs
soil, metals
soil, SVOCs
NCD050409150 GENERAL ELECTRIC CO/WILMINGTON 3901 CASTLE HAYNE RD WILMINGTON NEW HANOVER 55.76 groundwater, VOCs
NCD074511361 AQUAIR CORPORATION 13300 SAM NEELY RD CHARLOTTE MECKLENBURG 55.35 groundwater, metals
groundwater, VOCs
soil, metals
soil, VOCs
NONCD0001098 NATIONAL TEXTILES, LLP REEP DRIVE MORGANTON BURKE 54.94 groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
Inactive Hazardous Sites Priority List
VOC - volatile organic compound
surface water, VOCs
NONCD0001892 ICI/DUPONT HWY 53 EAST (CEDAR CREEK)FAYETTEVILLE CUMBERLAND 53.76 groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
NCD051745685 HOLDING POND FOR WASTE/USS 500 BROOME RD GREENSBORO GUILFORD 53.06 groundwater, SVOCs
soil, metals
soil, Pesticides/Herbicides
soil, SVOCs
surface water, metals
surface water, SVOCs
NCD003229358 SCM PROCTOR-SILEX/WEAREVER HAY ST MOUNT AIRY SURRY 53.02 groundwater, metals
groundwater, VOCs
sediment, metals
sediment, VOCs
soil, metals
soil, VOCs
surface water, metals
NCN000407584 SOUTHERN METALS RECYCLING, INC 13 WRIGHT ST WILMINGTON NEW HANOVER 52.56 groundwater, metals
soil, metals
NCD981027915 J STREET FLYASH DISPOSAL SITE SR 1769 ERWIN HARNETT 52.48 soil, metals
NCD986166692 HARWELL ROAD SEPTIC PIT BEATY AND JOHN D ROADS GASTONIA GASTON 52.37 groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
sediment, metals
soil, metals
soil, SVOCs
soil, VOCs
surface water, VOCs
NCD003167780 SPRAGUE ELECTRIC COMPANY HWY 194 LANSING ASHE 52.33 groundwater, metals
groundwater, VOCs
soil, metals
NONCD0002857 ABERDEEN FLORIST & GARDEN CENTER 500 S SANDHILLS BLVD ABERDEEN MOORE 52.02 groundwater, VOCs
NCN000407775 ROYSTER FERTILIZER 1690 NE ROYSTER RD LELAND BRUNSWICK 52.02 groundwater, metals
groundwater, SVOCs
soil, metals
soil, SVOCs
surface water, metals
NCD088563242 MONSANTO COMPANY/ROHM & HAAS CEDAR CREEK RD FAYETTEVILLE CUMBERLAND 51.78 groundwater, VOCs
VOC - volatile organic compound
sediment, metals
NCN000407333 TRIAD USED AUTO SALES 1520 ALAMANCE CHURCH RD GREENSBORO GUILFORD 51.53 groundwater, metals
groundwater, SVOCs
soil, metals
soil, SVOCs
NONCD0001025 TOOMEY PROPERTY 1020 HICKORY GROVE ROAD SPRINGWOOD GASTON 51.23 groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
soil, pesticides/herbicides
soil, SVOCs
NONCD0001967 AMERICAN DISTILLATION, INC 1690 NE ROYSTER RD LELAND BRUNSWICK 51.07 groundwater, metals
soil, metals
soil, SVOCs
soil, VOCs
NONCD0001554 COX DODGE (FORMER)1501 LIPSCOMB ROAD WILSON WILSON 51.05 groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
surface water, VOCs
NCD982117590 CUSTOM PROCESSING AND MANUFACTURING 1110 SURRETT DRIVE HIGH POINT GUILFORD 51.04 groundwater, metals
groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
NONCD0000016 CMC LANDFILL EAST MAIN STREET ELKIN SURRY 51.02 groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
NCD986178226 TEXFI INDUSTRIES, INC 601 HOFFER DRIVE FAYETTEVILLE CUMBERLAND 50.55 groundwater, PFAS
groundwater, VOCs
soil, PFAS
soil, VOCs
NONCD0001141 DIAZIT COMPANY US 1 YOUNGSVILLE FRANKLIN 50.34 groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
surface water, VOCs
NCD093338119 SCM CORP. GLIDDEN COATINGS & RESINS 3926 GLENWOOD DRIVE CHARLOTTE MECKLENBURG 50.29 groundwater, VOCs
NCD986172518 OLD MOUNT HOLLY ROAD PCE SITE 50.26 groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
NONCD0002835 PRIME EQUIPMENT CO 1020 N FRONT ST WILMINGTON NEW HANOVER 50.19 groundwater, VOCs
NCD003231545 SHERWOOD TREATING CO., INC.1660 SILAS CREEK PKWAY WINSTON-SALEM FORSYTH 49.78 groundwater, metals
soil, metals
NCD047371794 COASTAL LUMBER CO 934 N CRAVEN ST NEW BERN CRAVEN 49.73 groundwater, inorganics
VOC - volatile organic compound
soil, inorganics
NONCD0002564 ALLENS FARM SUPPLY 511 N 3RD ST WILMINGTON NEW HANOVER 49.72 groundwater, metals
groundwater, VOCs
NONCD0000004 STURGEON CITY SITE (NON-PRLF PORTION)4 COURT STREET JACKSONVILLE ONSLOW 49.67 groundwater, VOCs
sediment, metals
NCD038551263 TRI-COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE OFF US 64 E SOUTH OF NC 1 MURPHY CHEROKEE 49.66 groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
NCD986176444 STROH/CHITTY FARM 5066 OVERDALE RD WINSTON-SALEM FORSYTH 49.56 groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
NCD000813592 GA-PACIFIC CORP/HDWD SAW PLYWOOD DR PLYMOUTH WASHINGTON 49.53 groundwater, metals
groundwater, Pesticides/Herbicides
groundwater, VOCs
sediment, metals
sediment, SVOCs
soil, metals
soil, Pesticides/Herbicides
soil, SVOCs
NONCD0001052 THOMASVILLE FURNITURE 151 SMETHPORT DRIVE WEST JEFFERSON ASHE 49.51 groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
soil, inorganics
soil, metals
NCD000772046 MOBIL OIL CORP/KOCH REFINING 3334 RIVER RD WILMINGTON NEW HANOVER 49.07 groundwater, metals
groundwater, VOCs
soil, metals
NC0001279710 WOODY WILSON BATTERY/ASHLEY HEIGHTS 301 OLD PINEHURST RD ASHLEY HEIGHTS HOKE 49.02 soil, metals
soil, SVOCs
NCD986171379 NEW HAVEN DRIVE TCE NEW HAVEN DRIVE GASTONIA GASTON 48.98 groundwater, VOCs
NCD046148540 CENTRAL TRANSPORT COMPANY 600 MELYNDA ROAD CHARLOTTE MECKLENBURG 48.84 groundwater, inorganics
groundwater, metals
groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
sediment, metals
NCSFN0407074 NC MARITIME MUSEUM 310 FRONT ST BEAUFORT CARTERET 48.84 sediment, metals
sediment, Pesticides/Herbicides
sediment, SVOCs
sediment, VOCs
VOC - volatile organic compound
NONCD0002381 Reddick Fumigants, Inc.3002 West Main Street WILLIAMSTON MARTIN 48.83 groundwater, VOCs
NCD986175636 ASHE PATTERN SHOP (FORMER)4411 BEATY ROAD GASTONIA GASTON 48.82 groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
NCD986180909 SHELBY DYEING & FINISHING 1038 SAM LATTIMORE ROAD SHELBY CLEVELAND 48.82 groundwater, metals
groundwater, VOCs
soil, metals
soil, VOCs
NONCD0001233 LOFTIN PROPERTY 2361 LENNOXVILLE RD BEAUFORT CARTERET 48.58 groundwater, metals
soil, metals
NCD980729412 CAROLINA TANK CLEANING COMPANY 1025 NC HWY 68 GREENSBORO GUILFORD 48.53 soil, metals
soil, VOCs
NONCD0000085 JONES & PRESNELL STUDIO 433 LAWTON ROAD CHARLOTTE MECKLENBURG 48.48 groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
NCD986175628 LEES MOTOR WORKS 4415 BEATY ROAD GASTONIA GASTON 48.48 groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
soil, SVOCs
soil, VOCs
surface water, VOCs
NCD000623223 MARTIN MANUFACTURING PROPERTIES E MAIN ST US 17 WILLIAMSTON MARTIN 48.40 groundwater, metals
groundwater, VOCs
NCD986186518 OLD ATC REFINERY 801 SURRY STREET WILMINGTON NEW HANOVER 48.40 groundwater, metals
sediment, metals
soil, metals
soil, SVOCs
NCD042269134 SOUTHERN SCREW/FARLEY METALS 1225 BARKLEY RD STATESVILLE IREDELL 48.40 groundwater, cyanide
groundwater, metals
groundwater, SVOCs
soil, bases
soil, metals
NCD981474158 SWEETEN CREEK DRUM SITE 115 SWEETEN CREEK ROAD ASHEVILLE BUNCOMBE 48.40 soil, metals
NCD041230418 AMP INCORPORATED 3900 REIDSVILLE ROAD WINSTON-SALEM FORSYTH 48.35 sediment, cyanide
sediment, metals
soil, cyanide
soil, metals
soil, SVOCs
surface water, metals
VOC - volatile organic compound
NCD986188027 CHAMPION LANDFILL NO 3 SR 1550 I40 CANTON HAYWOOD 48.25 soil, metals
NONCD0001185 CSX-NUTT ST 515 NUTT ST WILMINGTON NEW HANOVER 48.21 groundwater, metals
groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
NONCD0002550 NCDOT MARINE BLVD & US 17 MARINE BLVD & US 17 JACKSONVILLE ONSLOW 48.21 groundwater, metals
groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
soil, metals
soil, SVOCs
soil, VOCs
NCD980600449 SED, INC. RADAR ROAD 500 RADAR ROAD GREENSBORO GUILFORD 48.18 groundwater, metals
soil, SVOCs
NCD003163888 HENREDON FURNITURE 400 HENREDON RD MORGANTON BURKE 48.17 groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
sediment, SVOCs
soil, metals
soil, SVOCs
NCD003198520 HONEYWELL, INC 921 HOLLOWAY STREET DURHAM DURHAM 48.17 groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
soil, metals
soil, SVOCs
soil, VOCs
NONCD0002368 EASTERN CAR CARE (FRMR)703 E MAIN ST MURFREESBORO HERTFORD 48.10 groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
NONCD0002995 JOHNS MANVILLE LDFL SKYWAY CHURCH RD MAXTON SCOTLAND 48.10 groundwater, metals
groundwater, VOCs
NCD041414780 FIELDCREST MILLS INC./NC FINISHING US 29/70 N SPENCER ROWAN 48.07 groundwater, metals
groundwater, SVOCs
soil, metals
soil, SVOCs
NCD091572073 NATIONAL STARCH & CHEMICAL COMPANY 2271 ANDREW JACKSON HWY LELAND BRUNSWICK 48.04 groundwater, VOCs
NCD045924032 WEST POINT PEPPERELL_ALAMAC 1885 ALAMAC RD LUMBERTON ROBESON 48.02 groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
known/suspected, PFAS
soil, metals
soil, SVOCs
VOC - volatile organic compound
soil, VOCs
NCD065288847 CF NITROGEN, INCORPORATED HWY 45 WINTON HERTFORD 47.99 groundwater, metals
soil, metals
NONCD0001843 HERCULES 9 DAVIS DRIVE DURHAM DURHAM 47.93 groundwater, VOCs
surface water, VOCs
NCD024477556 WINSTON CONTAINER COMPANY 4732 MORRIS FIELD RD CHARLOTTE MECKLENBURG 47.89 soil, metals
soil, SVOCs
NONCD0001094 ALLISON MANUFACTURING CO 930 OLD CHARLOTTE ROAD ALBEMARLE STANLY 47.87 groundwater, VOCs
soil, SVOCs
soil, VOCs
NONCD0000023 CAROLINA P&L CO. FAYETTEVILLE CUMBERLAND RD & OWEN DR FAYETTEVILLE CUMBERLAND 47.78 groundwater, SVOCs
soil, SVOCs
surface water, SVOCs
NONCD0001058 ELECTRONICS COMPONENT CORPORATION 200 ELECTRONICS PARKWAY BURGAW PENDER 47.78 groundwater, VOCs
NONCD0002201 NEWS & OBSERVER MECH BLV-SPILL 1400 MECHANICAL BLVD.GARNER WAKE 47.78 groundwater, VOCs
NCD003232477 HIGH FALLS MILLS LLC 1714 CAROLINA MILL RD BURLINGTON ALAMANCE 47.77 groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
NCD072019011 SAAB BARRACUDA FACILITY 608 E MCNEILL ST LILLINGTON HARNETT 47.72 groundwater, VOCs
NONCD0002852 CLAYTON FARMS 1833 LOOP RD CLAYTON JOHNSTON 47.63 groundwater, pesticides/herbicides
soil, pesticides/herbicides
NONCD0002420 APAC MAINTENANCE SHOP (FRMR)240 CENTER ST JACKSONVILLE ONSLOW 47.59 groundwater, metals
soil, metals
NCN000409881 PAYNE RD SOLVENTS 105 PAYNE RD BESSEMER CITY GASTON 47.59 groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
NONCD0001200 COASTLINE INN PROPERTY 503 NUTT ST WILMINGTON NEW HANOVER 47.44 groundwater, metals
groundwater, VOCs
NCD990883001 MONARCH FURNITURE CORPORATION 301 SCIENTIFIC ST JAMESTOWN GUILFORD 47.4 groundwater, metals
soil, metals
NONCD0001550 COTTMAN TRANSMISSION 145-147 S. COLLEGE RD WILMINGTON NEW HANOVER 47.3 groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
NCD986180917 SPANN PROPERTY US HIGHWAY 25 HENDERSON 47.26 known/suspected,
NONCD0001029 R & D LAMINATORS INC HOLLOMAN ROAD (SR 1187)AHOSKIE HERTFORD 47.21 groundwater, VOCs
NCD037160439 TOASTMASTER, INCORPORATED 17160 PLANT RD LAURINBURG SCOTLAND 47.08 groundwater, cyanide
groundwater, metals
groundwater, SVOCs
VOC - volatile organic compound
groundwater, VOCs
soil, cyanide
soil, metals
NONCD0001952 KERR FACILITY - AHOSKIE 228 JOHNNY MITCHELL RD AHOSKIE HERTFORD 46.99 groundwater, VOCs
NCD986176030 RHODERIA DRIVE WELLS LAKEWOOD & RHODERA DRIVE STALLINGS UNION 46.98 groundwater, VOCs
soil, metals
NCD044444735 CROMPTON & KNOWLES CORP.SPENCER MT RD LOWELL GASTON 46.97 groundwater, metals
groundwater, VOCs
soil, metals
soil, VOCs
NCD986231967 TOM SADLER ROAD WELLS TOM SADLER RD CHARLOTTE MECKLENBURG 46.92 groundwater, metals
groundwater, VOCs
soil, metals
soil, SVOCs
soil, VOCs
NCD003183571 WINTERVILLE MACHINE WORKS, INC.2672 MILL ST WINTERVILLE PITT 46.9 groundwater, VOCs
soil, cyanide
soil, metals
soil, SVOCs
soil, VOCs
NCN000407188 US 1-15/501 ABERDEEN 517 S SANDHILLS BLVD ABERDEEN MOORE 46.88 groundwater, VOCs
sediment, metals
sediment, VOCs
soil, metals
soil, VOCs
surface water, VOCs
NONCD0000081 TRITON, INC 1610 SOUTH WARD BLVD WILSON WILSON 46.84 groundwater, metals
groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
NCD067187302 FULFLEX 500 AIR BOSS PKWY SCOTLAND NECK HALIFAX 46.73 groundwater, VOCs
NCD003233673 HOOVER REPAIR SHOP 461 N SOUTH STREET SR1669 MT AIRY SURRY 46.69 groundwater, cyanide
groundwater, metals
soil, cyanide
soil, metals
NCD980518211 IRT/IBM CORPORATION 4101 S I-85 CHARLOTTE MECKLENBURG 46.67 groundwater, metals
NONCD0002874 MOHAWK-KARASTAN 2007 DICKINSON AVE GREENVILLE PITT 46.67 groundwater, metals
VOC - volatile organic compound
soil, metals
soil, SVOCs
NONCD0001685 EAST MAIN STREET PCE EAST MAIN ST MURFREESBORO HERTFORD 46.66 groundwater, VOCs
NONCD0002779 APAC-CASTLE HAYNE ASPHALT PLANT 4909 N COLLEGE RD CASTLE HAYNE NEW HANOVER 46.65 groundwater, VOCs
soil, metals
soil, VOCs
NONCD0001156 CLEAN-CLEAN DRY CLEANERS/VIP CLEANERS 627 TARRYTOWN CTR ROCKY MOUNT NASH 46.63 groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
NONCD0003025 WORLD WOOD PRODUCTS 12045 OLD HWY 70 W COVE CITY CRAVEN 46.59 groundwater, metals
groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
soil, metals
soil, SVOCs
NONCD0001155 D&G PROPERTIES-SLAUGHTERHOUSE PARCEL ROYSTER RD NAVASSA BRUNSWICK 46.57 groundwater, metals
soil, metals
NCD072012354 SINGER CO/FURNITURE DIV WASHINGTON STATE ROAD 1175 CHOCOWINITY BEAUFORT 46.57 groundwater, metals
groundwater, Pesticides/Herbicides
groundwater, SVOCs
sediment, SVOCs
soil, SVOCs
NONCD0001690 1601 N CLINGMAN ST GOLDSBORO WAYNE 46.56 groundwater, VOCs
NCD093137636 GENERAL WOOD PRESERVING CO., INC.HWY 74/76 LELAND BRUNSWICK 46.56 groundwater, SVOCs
soil, SVOCs
NONCD0001886 HYDE COUNTY COURTHOUSE 30 OYSTER CREEK RD SWAN QUARTER HYDE 46.56 groundwater, pesticides/herbicides
soil, pesticides/herbicides
NCD041519364 TEXASGULF CHEMICALS COMPANY HWY 306 NORTH AURORA BEAUFORT 46.56 groundwater, Pesticides/Herbicides
groundwater, VOCs
sediment, metals
sediment, VOCs
soil, Pesticides/Herbicides
soil, VOCs
surface water, metals
NCD003184249 UNION CARBIDE CORP/EVEREADY BATTERY 264 BYPASS-EVANS ST EXTN GREENVILLE PITT 46.52 groundwater, metals
groundwater, VOCs
NONCD0003187 KOURY ENTERPRISES COMPANY LLC 1029 WINSTON ST GREENSBORO GUILFORD 46.51 groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
VOC - volatile organic compound
soil, SVOCs
soil, VOCs
NC5210022906 USA RESERVE XVIII AIRBORNE CORPS 405 FISHER ST MOREHEAD CITY CARTERET 46.51 known/suspected,
NONCD0001049 LEXINGTON FURNITURE IND. PLNT NO 7 178 LFI COMPLEX LANE LEXINGTON DAVIDSON 46.43 groundwater, metals
groundwater, SVOCs
NONCD0002492 SOUTH SEA RATTAN - FAIRFAX ROAD 1702 & 1708 FAIRFAX RD GREENSBORO GUILFORD 46.43 groundwater, VOCs
soil, metals
soil, VOCs
NCD980844336 UNION CARBIDE BATTERY 5400 HOVIS ROAD CHARLOTTE MECKLENBURG 46.3 groundwater, metals
groundwater, VOCs
soil, metals
surface water, VOCs
NONCD0001186 CARR MILL MALL 200 N GREENSBORO ST CARRBORO ORANGE 46.28 groundwater, VOCs
NONCD0001778 Glen Raven Mills (former)142 Glen Raven Road GLEN RAVEN ALAMANCE 46.24 groundwater, metals
groundwater, VOCs
NCN000409811 ELECTRIC MOTOR & TRANSFORMER 1900 S SAUNDERS ST RALEIGH WAKE 46.21 groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
soil, SVOCs
soil, VOCs
NONCD0001128 RESOLUTION PACKAGING 468 CAROLINA AVE MARION MCDOWELL 46.21 groundwater, metals
NONCD0001023 HEAVY EQUIPMENT SCHOOL HEAVY EQUIPMENT ROAD CHARLOTTE MECKLENBURG 46.2 groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
NCD003149663 RADIATOR SPECIALTY COMPANY 1900 WILKINSON BLVD CHARLOTTE MECKLENBURG 46.16 groundwater, VOCs
sediment, metals
sediment, SVOCs
soil, metals
soil, SVOCs
NCD049772023 H & S PROCESSORS, INC.NC HIGHWAY 150 WEST LINCOLNTON LINCOLN 46.11 groundwater, VOCs
NCD003216462 UNION CARBIDE CORP/EVEREADY BATTERY 800 ALBEMARLE RD ASHEBORO RANDOLPH 45.97 groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
NONCD0002555 WHITEVILLE BUMPER & GLASS (FORMER)824 Jefferson St WHITEVILLE COLUMBUS 45.86 groundwater, VOCs
soil, metals
NCD003213030 DOUGLAS BATTERY MANUFACTURING CO.500 BATTERY DR WINSTON-SALEM FORSYTH 45.69 groundwater, metals
NCD144192606 PARKER-ZENITH 160 TAYLOR ST ABERDEEN MOORE 45.67 groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
NONCD0002968 TOWN OF EDENTON STREET DEPT 120 W HICKS ST EDENTON CHOWAN 45.63 groundwater, VOCs
VOC - volatile organic compound
NONCD0001074 OLD FORD BLDG FIFTH ST TABOR CITY COLUMBUS 45.62 groundwater, metals
soil, metals
soil, VOCs
NONCD0001259 AMI, LIMITED 2609 TUCKER ST.BURLINGTON ALAMANCE 45.4 groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
NCD981015746 CAROLINA ALUMINUM/HERBERT TAYLOR SR 1125 ROPER WASHINGTON 45.33 soil, VOCs
NCD024600579 SUPERIOR PRODUCTS COMPANY 4801 BURLINGTON RD GREENSBORO GUILFORD 45.25 soil, metals
NCN000409779 WAYNE AGRICULTURAL WORKS 700 S JOHN ST GOLDSBORO WAYNE 45.25 groundwater, metals
groundwater, VOCs
NONCD0003176 COROLLA CATTLE DIP 1215 PONTON LN COROLLA CURRITUCK 45.22 groundwater, metals
soil, metals
NONCD0001485 CHATHAM MILLS, INC.480 HILLSBORO STREET PITTSBORO CHATHAM 45.21 groundwater, VOCs
NONCD0001174 ARROW LAUNDRY 4735 MONROE RD CHARLOTTE MECKLENBURG 45.15 groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
NONCD0002969 CAPITAL INN 1625 CAPITAL BLVD RALEIGH WAKE 45.15 groundwater, VOCs
NONCD0002821 COMPLETE AUTO CENTER 909 CAPITAL BLVD RALEIGH WAKE 45.15 groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
NONCD0002277 PAZUIK WAREHOUSE 710 SUNNYVALE DRIVE WILMINGTON NEW HANOVER 45.15 groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
NCD981473150 CHERRY MT STREET DRUM 602 CHERRY MOUNTAIN FOREST CITY RUTHERFORD 45.07 soil, metals
NCN000407830 CLOROX CHEMICAL 800 GESCO ST CHARLOTTE MECKLENBURG 45.07 sediment, metals
sediment, Pesticides/Herbicides
sediment, SVOCs
soil, metals
soil, Pesticides/Herbicides
soil, SVOCs
surface water, metals

surface water, SVOCs
NONCD0001022 GIBBS ELECTROPLATING - OLD LOCATION 2229 N DAVIDSON CHARLOTTE MECKLENBURG 45.07 groundwater, metals
groundwater, VOCs
soil, metals
NONCD0001899 INESCO SITE 800 WHITFIELD RD.FAYETTEVILLE CUMBERLAND 45.07 groundwater, VOCs
NONCD0001092 CMI WWTP (PARCEL1)HWY 268 ELKIN SURRY 44.85 groundwater, metals
groundwater, VOCs
VOC - volatile organic compound
sediment, VOCs
soil, metals
soil, VOCs
NCD980728745 OSHIELDS FLY ASH 101 LACY LANE PISGAH FOREST TRANSYLVANIA 44.8 known/suspected,
NCD003528825 FIELDCREST MILLS INC.WALPAT RD SMITHFIELD JOHNSTON 44.79 groundwater, VOCs
NONCD0001011 JUNG CORPORATION 718-720 INDUSTRIAL PARK AVE ASHEBORO RANDOLPH 44.77 groundwater, VOCs
NONCD0001169 LIBERTY FABRICS (FORMER)US 64 JAMESVILLE MARTIN 44.72 groundwater, VOCs
NCD986228054 KANNAPOLIS PCE SPILL ENOCHVILLE ROAD KANNAPOLIS ROWAN 44.71 groundwater, VOCs
NCD981863228 SCHERER, R.P.2021 E. ROOSEVELT BLVD.MONROE UNION 44.71 groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
NCD990734055 HERCOFINA/CAPE INDUSTRIES 4600 HWY 421 N WILMINGTON NEW HANOVER 44.62 groundwater, metals
groundwater, VOCs
soil, metals
soil, VOCs
NONCD0002792 MARSHALLBERG BOAT YARD 1290 & 1295 MARSHALLBERG RD MARSHALLBERG CARTERET 44.57 groundwater, VOCs
soil, metals
NONCD0002623 RED APPLE MARKETS #40 (FMR)925 E MEMORIAL DR AHOSKIE HERTFORD 44.52 groundwater, VOCs
NCD093334969 S & S METALS RECYCLING COMPANY SHORTCUT ROAD/SR 2455 GOLD HILL CABARRUS 44.49 soil, metals
surface water, metals
NONCD0002612 TOWN OF CAROLINA BEACH 406 S. DOW ROAD NEW HANOVER 44.49 soil, metals
soil, SVOCs
soil, VOCs
NONCD0000060 WATTS REGULATOR-GENERAL AIDES SITE WITHROW ROAD FOREST CITY RUTHERFORD 44.49 soil, metals
NCD982080152 PEE DEE TIMBER CO 230 W BIZZELL ST LAURINBURG SCOTLAND 44.48 soil, metals
surface water, metals
NONCD0001116 REPUBLIC SERVICES OF NC 312 JACK SHERMAN RD ROUGEMONT PERSON 44.48 groundwater, VOCs
NCD042091215 RJR TECH COMPANY 841 AVOCA FARM RD MERRY HILL BERTIE 44.48 soil, VOCs
NONCD0000802 LES MYERS PARK LAWNDALE AVENUE EXT.CONCORD CABARRUS 44.42 soil, metals
NONCD0002228 Oak Island Police Dept.4621 E. Oak Island Drive Oak Island Brunswick 44.36 groundwater, pesticides/herbicides
groundwater, SVOCs
soil, pesticides/herbicides
soil, SVOCs
NCD981928088 TEXFI INDUSTRIES, INC/NEW BERN 197 Bosch Blvd NEW BERN CRAVEN 44.3 groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
NCD084167444 STANADYNE, INC/DIESEL SYSTEMS 405 WHITE ST JACKSONVILLE ONSLOW 44.22 soil, metals
soil, SVOCs
VOC - volatile organic compound
soil, VOCs
NCD072003635 ATHOL MANUFACTURING COMPANY C & 22ND ST BUTNER GRANVILLE 44.19 groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
sediment, SVOCs
surface water, SVOCs
NCD980557631 LIVEWIRE ELEC CO/CALIFORNIA SPRAY 1004 SOUTH GEORGE STREET GOLDSBORO WAYNE 44.16 groundwater, pesticides/herbicides
soil, pesticides/herbicides
NCD006390561 AKZO NOBLE COATINGS, INC.1431 PROGRESS ST HIGH POINT GUILFORD 44.13 groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
soil, SVOCs
soil, VOCs
NONCD0002838 WACCAMAW TRANSPORT (FORMER)1106 S 2ND ST WILMINGTON NEW HANOVER 44.12 groundwater, metals
groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
NCD083674713 HULL SERVICE STATION/PHILLIPS 66 HIGHWAY 274 SOUTH VALE LINCOLN 44.07 groundwater, VOCs
NONCD0001178 PACKER PROPERTY US 701 & JEWEL ST WHITEVILLE COLUMBUS 43.99 groundwater, VOCs
NONCD0001432 THE CAPE GOLF COURSE 535 The Cape Blvd WILMINGTON NEW HANOVER 43.99 groundwater, metals
groundwater, Pesticides/Herbicides
NONCD0001054 WILLIAMS AUTO CENTER 401 D STREET BRIDGETON CRAVEN 43.93 groundwater, metals
soil, metals
NONCD0000038 AYCOCK PROPERTY SR 1162 & 1103 WILSON WILSON 43.92 groundwater, Pesticides/Herbicides
NONCD0002711 WESTPOINT STEVENS AIRPORT ROAD WAGRAM Scotland groundwater, VOCs
NCD003164464 UNIROYAL INC/UNIROYAL CHEMICAL 214 W RUBY AVE GASTONIA GASTON 43.79 soil, metals
soil, SVOCs
NONCD0002977 RESINALL CORPORATION 302 WATER ST SEVERN NORTHAMPTON 43.77 groundwater, metals
groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
NONCD0002543 STEVECOKNIT FABRICS COMPANY 601 WILMINGTON ROAD WALLACE DUPLIN 43.75 groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
NONCD0002777 APAC-GOLDSBORO ASPHALT PLANT 2421 ARRINGTON BRIDGE RD GOLDSBORO WAYNE 43.72 groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
NONCD0001922 ALKALI SCREEN PRINTING 6420 AMSTERDAM WAY WILMINGTON NEW HANOVER 43.48 known/suspected,
NCD009305699 GTE SYLVANIA, INC.1315 Outlet Center Dr SMITHFIELD JOHNSTON 43.47 groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
NONCD0001391 BROWNS RADIATOR SERVICE 2136 WRIGHTSVILLE AVE WILMINGTON NEW HANOVER 43.38 soil, metals
NONCD0001397 BURKART CAROLINA DABNEY DRIVE HENDERSON VANCE 43.38 groundwater, VOCs
VOC - volatile organic compound
soil, VOCs
NCD053487765 STRATFORD METAL FINISHINGS, INC.807 S MARSHALL ST WINSTON-SALEM FORSYTH 43.38 soil, metals
NCN000410280 GREAT LAKES CARBON CORPORATION 307 JAMESTOWN ROAD MORGANTON BURKE 43.36 groundwater, metals
groundwater, VOCs
NCD062571658 HONEYWELL MICRO SWITCH DIV.1 HICKORY DRIVE MARS HILL MADISON 43.33 soil, metals
soil, VOCs
NCD082363102 HELENA CHEMICAL COMPANY 17321 HARRY MALLOY RD LAURINBURG SCOTLAND 43.32 groundwater, Pesticides/Herbicides
soil, metals
NONCD0001046 B&H RECYCLERS 7256 US 74 W POLKTON ANSON 43.31 groundwater, VOCs
NCD060306727 RICHARDS, WC COMPANY, INC.101 EAST MAPLE STREET ABERDEEN MOORE 43.31 soil, metals
soil, VOCs
NONCD0002531 STANLEY FASTENING 2903 LEE AVE SANFORD LEE 43.31 groundwater, VOCs
NCD986211274 STONEY FORK CREEK DRUM DUMP SITE MT. ZION ROAD DEEP GAP WILKES 43.31 known/suspected,
NONCD0001168 RIVER CITY CONSTRUCTION CO 3534 CHERRY RUN RD WASHINGTON BEAUFORT 43.3 groundwater, metals
groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
soil, metals
soil, VOCs
NCD986232676 ROCK-TENN MARION FOLDING 33 BURGIN ST MARION MCDOWELL 43.3 groundwater, metals
NONCD0001265 AMP, INC. BUILDING 11 1124 N.CHURCH ST.GREENSBORO GUILFORD 43.29 groundwater, VOCs
NONCD0001491 COUSINS PERSONAL MINI-STORAGE 723 HWY 117 N BYPASS GOLDSBORO WAYNE 43.19 groundwater, metals
soil, metals
NONCD0001138 DEUTSCH RELAYS 2021 GARDNER DR WILMINGTON NEW HANOVER 43.19 groundwater, VOCs
NONCD0001095 MOSES CONE MEMORIAL PARK BLUE RIDGE PKWY BLOWING ROCK WATAUGA 43.19 soil, metals
NONCD0000027 MEADOWVIEW ROAD MEADOWVIEW ROAD GREENSBORO GUILFORD 43.04 groundwater, VOCs
NCD986172617 FORBES ROAD WELLS/RAUCH IND 2408 FORBES ROAD GASTONIA GASTON 43.02 groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
surface water, VOCs
NONCD0001677 ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE 2103 US HYW 13 SOUTH AHOSKIE HERTFORD 42.94 groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
NONCD0002553 Stoneville Furniture Company 525 South Henry Street STONEVILLE ROCKINGHAM 42.93 groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
NONCD0002798 TOWN AND COUNTRY CLEANERS 617 WASHINGTON ST WILLIAMSTON MARTIN 42.91 groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
NCD003230836 DUKE REFINING CORPORATION 2020 JARRELL STREET HIGH POINT GUILFORD 42.87 groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
VOC - volatile organic compound
sediment, VOCs
soil, SVOCs
NONCD0002542 STEVENS CLEANERS IONA AND MAIN STREET FAIRMONT ROBESON 42.87 groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
NONCD0001668 CORNER COTTON GIN 151 MINGO CHURCH RD MINGO SAMPSON 42.86 groundwater, inorganics
groundwater, VOCs
soil, inorganics
NONCD0001538 CONFLANDEY INC.3620 CHADBOURN HIGHWAY WHITEVILLE COLUMBUS 42.84 groundwater, metals
soil, metals
NONCD0001113 SOUTHERN STATES (FORMER)125 LINE AVE GREENVILLE PITT 42.81 groundwater, Pesticides/Herbicides
soil, SVOCs
NONCD0000025 RANGE ROAD BURN SITE RANGE ROAD BUTNER GRANVILLE 42.8 soil, metals
NONCD0001090 OLD MILL BLDG 301 FOURTH AVE EAST HENDERSON 42.75 groundwater, VOCs
NCN000407197 LEARY BROTHERS STORAGE (FORMER)VIRGINIA & BROAD STREET EDENTON CHOWAN 42.74 groundwater, metals
groundwater, VOCs
soil, metals
soil, pesticides/herbicides
soil, SVOCs
NONCD0001016 ROYSTER-CLARK FERTILIZER PLANT 1598 HINES RD OAK CITY MARTIN 42.74 groundwater, inorganics
groundwater, Pesticides/Herbicides
soil, inorganics
NCD000615872 AMP INCORPORATED 1260 SHANNON-BRADLEY RD GASTONIA GASTON 42.72 groundwater, metals
soil, metals
soil, SVOCs
NCD981014517 DYNATECH TOOMEY AVE CHARLOTTE MECKLENBURG 42.6 groundwater, metals
sediment, metals
NONCD0001105 WETSIG YACHTS 4022 MARKET STREET WILMINGTON NEW HANOVER 42.6 groundwater, metals
soil, metals
NCD130708126 CONSOLIDATED WAREHOUSE 8300 MOORES CHAPEL RD CHARLOTTE MECKLENBURG 42.58 groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
surface water, VOCs
NCD003198967 GENERAL ELECTRIC CO/CAROLINA 900 N GEORGE ST GOLDSBORO WAYNE 42.53 groundwater, metals
NCD051853547 AUSTIN FOODS E CHATHAM ST CARY WAKE 42.43 groundwater, Pesticides/Herbicides
groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
soil, Pesticides/Herbicides
VOC - volatile organic compound
soil, SVOCs
soil, VOCs
NONCD0001330 BECKER BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY 4614 MARKET STREET WILMINGTON NEW HANOVER 42.43 groundwater, SVOCs
NONCD0001430 DELL MOORE PROPERTY 5815 HILLSBOROUGH ST RALEIGH WAKE 42.43 groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
NCN000409865 FORSHAW CHEMICALS 650 STATE ST CHARLOTTE MECKLENBURG 42.43 soil, metals
soil, Pesticides/Herbicides
soil, SVOCs
surface water, metals

surface water, SVOCs
NONCD0002091 MOREHEAD MARINE (FORMER)4971 ARENDELL ST MOREHEAD CITY CARTERET 42.37 groundwater, metals
groundwater, VOCs
NCSFN0407140 CARDINAL CONTAINER SERVICES 138 WALSER ROAD LEXINGTON DAVIDSON 42.3 groundwater, metals
groundwater, VOCs
NCN000409854 ROMATIC MANUFACTURING 402 E ROSE ST SANFORD LEE 42.27 sediment, metals
sediment, SVOCs
NONCD0002124 WELDON MILL (FRMR)E 11TH ST & SYCAMORE ST WELDON HALIFAX 42.15 known/suspected,
NCD043711977 CHEMICAL LEAMAN TANK LINES, INC.6600 WEST MARKET STREET GREENSBORO GUILFORD 42.05 groundwater, VOCs
NCD990733180 ABBOTT LABS HWY 301 N ROCKY MOUNT NASH 42.03 groundwater, VOCs
NONCD0001072 J & C DYEING 1000 WEST GROVER STREET SHELBY CLEVELAND 41.98 groundwater, metals
groundwater, VOCs
soil, metals
NCD002571438 ABC ENGRAVERS 724 NORTH I-85 CHARLOTTE MECKLENBURG 41.91 groundwater, metals
groundwater, VOCs
soil, metals
NONCD0002880 PATCHES BODY SHOP 1903 E GREEN ST HIGH POINT GUILFORD 41.91 groundwater, VOCs
NCD981932023 TARBORO-EDGECOMBE AIRPORT HWY 44 TARBORO EDGECOMBE 41.81 soil, SVOCs
NCN000407243 WOODYS SALVAGE YARD 4139 CLINTON RD VANDER CUMBERLAND 41.8 known/suspected,
NCD003155587 SCOTT AVIATION OF MONROE/TOOL SERV 309 W. CROWELL ST MONROE UNION 41.73 groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
soil, metals
NCD047257472 APPLIED RESEARCH GROUP, INC.2221 N. DAVIDSON STREET CHARLOTTE MECKLENBURG 41.66 groundwater, metals
groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
VOC - volatile organic compound
soil, metals
soil, SVOCs
NCD981031578 RAINBOW DRIVE BATTERY SR 1646 KANNAPOLIS CABARRUS 41.66 soil, metals
NONCD0001248 UNITED SALVAGE BUTTERCUP LANE HALIFAX 41.62 soil, metals
NCD981030893 MUSIC CLUB PESTICIDE SITE SE QUADRANT OF INT US 17 WILLIAMSTON MARTIN 41.61 soil, Pesticides/Herbicides
NCD991278730 SQUIBB E R & SONS FLOWERS RD KENLY JOHNSTON 41.61 groundwater, VOCs
NONCD0002790 RIVERS JUNKYARD 5501 DOGWOOD ST WINNABOW BRUNSWICK 41.52 known/suspected,
NONCD0000073 H. M. WADE FURNITURE SOUTH GRAHAM STREET CHARLOTTE MECKLENBURG 41.5 groundwater, VOCs
NONCD0001125 RALEIGH TTA-DILLON PARCEL A 102 S WEST ST RALEIGH WAKE 41.5 groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
soil, inorganics
soil, metals
soil, SVOCs
NONCD0001126 RALEIGH TTA-DILLON PARCEL B S WEST ST RALEIGH WAKE 41.5 groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
soil, SVOCs
NCD980557854 FMC/NIAGARA PESTICIDES 3595 OLD NC 11 AYDEN PITT 41.44 soil, Pesticides/Herbicides
soil, SVOCs
NONCD0001490 KINDER MORGAN/Chemserv 2005 n 6th Street WILMINGTON NEW HANOVER 41.42 groundwater, inorganics
groundwater, metals
soil, metals
NONCD0001127 RALEIGH TTA-DILLON PARCEL C 510 & 602 W MARTIN ST RALEIGH WAKE 41.4 groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
NCD055165609 PANTASOTE INC. FILM/COMPOUND DIV.1508 S CENTER ST HICKORY CATAWBA 41.38 groundwater, metals
groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
soil, metals
NONCD0001176 MURFREESBORO VENEER 307 N 2ND ST MURFREESBORO HERTFORD 41.37 groundwater, VOCs
NCD991278755 MARTINS BATTERY SALVAGE, INC.5500 ASHLAND RD KANNAPOLIS CABARRUS 41.22 soil, metals
NONCD0000047 MEADS AIRFIELD PESTICIDES SR 1100 WEEKSVILLE PASQUOTANK 41.22 soil, Pesticides/Herbicides
NCD986171445 BENFIELD CHEMICALS OLD CANTON CLYDE HWY CANTON HAYWOOD 41.2 soil, metals
soil, Pesticides/Herbicides
soil, VOCs
NONCD0001099 C & L SURPLUS 1868 HWY 64 W HAYESVILLE CLAY 41.2 sediment, metals
NCD980848782 MADISON COUNTY CYANIDE SITE 7735 NC 63 HWY LEICESTER MADISON 41.2 groundwater, cyanide
groundwater, metals
VOC - volatile organic compound
soil, cyanide
soil, metals
NCD062664883 REINCO CHEMICAL COMPANY EAST 11 ST HALIFAX 41.2 groundwater, pesticides/herbicides
soil, pesticides/herbicides
NCD986195154 PENDER PLATING COMPANY 110 W HAYES ST.BURGAW PENDER 41.19 soil, metals
NCD054283189 HOOVER MACHINE SHOP RATCHFORD ROAD GASTONIA GASTON 41.09 groundwater, VOCs
NONCD0002319 POLYLOK, INC./WELLINGTON SEARS 3006 ANACONDA RD.TARBORO EDGECOMBE 41.09 groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
NONCD0001295 HOLT STREET DUMP HOLT ST MEBANE ALAMANCE 41.08 groundwater, metals
groundwater, SVOCs
soil, metals
soil, VOCs
NONCD0002522 JIFFY MART 1801 N RALEIGH ST ROCKY MOUNT EDGECOMBE 41.04 groundwater, VOCs
NCD001704980 NAVASSA ROAD NAVASSA BRUNSWICK 40.81 groundwater, Pesticides/Herbicides
groundwater, SVOCs
soil, metals
soil, pesticides/herbicides
soil, SVOCs
NONCD0001107 CONE MILLS - FLORENCE PLANT FLORENCE & DEPOT RDS FOREST CITY RUTHERFORD 40.75 groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
NONCD0001077 CATAWISSA LUMBER CO 301 LOCUST ST WEST JEFFERSON ASHE 40.72 groundwater, SVOCs
NONCD0001383 BRIN MONT CHEMICALS, INC.3921 SPRING GARDEN ST GREENSBORO GUILFORD 40.71 groundwater, VOCs
NONCD0002815 CAROLINA CHEMICAL CORP (FORMER)6600 WARD BLVD WILSON WILSON 40.71 groundwater, pesticides/herbicides
groundwater, VOCs
soil, metals
soil, pesticides/herbicides
NCD075570820 PLYMOUTH WOOD TREATING COMPANY N HWY 45 PLYMOUTH WASHINGTON 40.68 groundwater, metals
NCD982119463 DAYCO LANDFILL CRYME COVE ROAD SR 1134 WAYNESVILLE HAYWOOD 40.52 groundwater, SVOCs
NCD003235066 NEW AGE FURNITURE CO/MILLER TOOL PROSPECT INDUSTRIAL PARK LEXINGTON DAVIDSON 40.42 groundwater, metals
NONCD0002378 REA CONSTRUCTION-ROCKY MOUNT 1970 TANNER RD ROCKY MOUNT Edgecombe 40.19 groundwater, VOCs
NCD980838379 ROWE CORP PROPERTY/BOULIGNY SITE 433 W MOREHEAD ST CHARLOTTE MECKLENBURG 40.18 groundwater, metals
soil, metals
NONCD0001832 HB FULLER CO.3005 HOLTS CHAPEL ROAD GREENSBORO GUILFORD 40.07 groundwater, cyanide
groundwater, metals
groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
VOC - volatile organic compound
soil, metals
soil, pesticides/herbicides
soil, SVOCs
soil, VOCs
NCD982140014 HYDRO EXTRUSION USA BLDG NO.1 1507 INDUSTRY DRIVE BURLINGTON ALAMANCE 40.07 groundwater, metals
groundwater, VOCs
soil, metals
NONCD0001124 RALEIGH TTA-WILSON PARCEL 200 S WEST ST RALEIGH WAKE 40.07 groundwater, VOCs
NCD003158094 GLEN RAVEN MILLS EAST MAIN STREET BURNSVILLE YANCEY 40.02 soil, metals
NCD986166379 PILOT MOUNTAIN TIRE FIRE DAVENPORT ROAD PILOT MOUNTAIN SURRY 39.94 known/suspected,
NCSFN0406911 CAROLINA ASSOCIATED MILL 766 HWY 10 W NEWTON CATAWBA 39.88 groundwater, metals
soil, metals
soil, SVOCs
soil, VOCs
NCN000407700 SPRINGS ROAD GO CART TRACK 4254 SPRINGS RD CONOVER CATAWBA 39.86 sediment, SVOCs
sediment, VOCs
surface water, SVOCs
surface water, VOCs
NONCD0000012 WHITES GRAVEL PIT 1515 HWY 49 SOUTH CONCORD CABARRUS 39.83 soil, metals
NCD986223170 MCBESS INDUSTRIES OLD HWY 321 HIGH SHOALS GASTON 39.75 sediment, metals
soil, SVOCs
NONCD0001188 SHELBY BODY SHOP 1904 E DIXON BLVD SHELBY CLEVELAND 39.74 groundwater, VOCs
NCD980839757 INDIAN GRAVE GAP DRUM DISPOSAL APPROX 2 MLS N OF SR 1513 LENOIR CALDWELL 39.69 surface water, metals
NCD986172500 MCLEAN BROTHERS FARM SR 1415 WAGRAM SCOTLAND 39.67 soil, Pesticides/Herbicides
soil, SVOCs
NCD048958615 KELLY-SPRINGFIELD TIRE CO/GOODYEAR NAVASSA RD FAYETTEVILLE CUMBERLAND 39.64 soil, SVOCs
NONCD0000011 TERRELL MACHINE SHOP 3000-3030 SOUTH BLVD CHARLOTTE MECKLENBURG 39.62 groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
NONCD0001483 POPE PROPERTY 800 S WILSON AVE DUNN HARNETT 39.58 groundwater, inorganics
groundwater, VOCs
NC0001402213 ELLIS JUNK YARD NEEDMORE DRIVE HAYESVILLE CLAY 39.52 soil, metals
soil, SVOCs
NONCD0001697 EXXON CORPORATION 3340 RIVER ROAD WILMINGTON NEW HANOVER 39.43 groundwater, VOCs
NCD045924487 CAROLINA ALUMINUM/EASCO/ALFINITY 600 METCALF STREET WINTON HERTFORD 39.31 groundwater, VOCs
NCD079066833 LENOIR REFINING COMPANY 263 PENNTON AVE NW LENOIR CALDWELL 39.26 soil, SVOCs
NCD003216397 HIGHLAND INDUSTRIES/BURLINGTON IND.215 DRUMMOND ST/SR 2089 KERNERSVILLE FORSYTH 39.25 groundwater, VOCs
VOC - volatile organic compound
soil, VOCs
NCD003154960 FLEMING LABORATORIES 2215 THRIFT ROAD CHARLOTTE MECKLENBURG 39.24 groundwater, metals
groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
soil, metals
NONCD0002120 NATIONS BANK - MACKAY RD.5013 MACKAY RD.GREENSBORO GUILFORD 39.24 groundwater, VOCs
NCD071561864 SHERWIN WILLIAMS COMPANY 113 STAGECOACH TRAIL GREENSBORO GUILFORD 39.24 groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
NCD981863277 PERRY BUILDERS - RALEIGH RD 2846 RALEIGH RD HENDERSON VANCE 39.05 surface water, metals
NONCD0001143 PRESTIGE LABELS 151 INDUSTRIAL DR BURGAW PENDER 38.97 groundwater, VOCs
NCD033978396 ATEC INDUSTRIES PERKINS DRIVE ROXBORO PERSON 38.92 groundwater, metals
groundwater, VOCs
soil, metals
soil, VOCs
NCD982115040 PERRY BUILDERS - MOBILE TRACT NICHOLAS ST & SKENES AVE HENDERSON VANCE 38.91 surface water, metals
NCN000407686 CARALEIGH PHOSPHATE AND FERTILIZER 1601 LAKE WHEELER ROAD RALEIGH WAKE 38.87 soil, metals
NCD089914311 MILLER BREWING CO/CONT DIV 1900 BARNES ST REIDSVILLE ROCKINGHAM 38.85 groundwater, Pesticides/Herbicides
groundwater, VOCs
soil, Pesticides/Herbicides
NCD075582197 AMORE/WORTH CHEMICAL 2418 EAST PETTIGREW ST DURHAM DURHAM 38.82 groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
NONCD0000001 STANLY NEWS & PRESS 237 W NORTH STREET ALBEMARLE STANLY 38.78 soil, metals
NCD000827832 ELECTRICAL UTILITIES/CO BB&T 309 ANDERSON AVE FARMVILLE PITT 38.7 groundwater, VOCs
NONCD0001122 CABARRUS ROUNDABOUT CONCORD CABARRUS 38.69 groundwater, metals
soil, metals
NCD003520301 OVERCASH MACHINE SHOP, INC.865 CONNOR STREET STATESVILLE IREDELL 38.69 known/suspected,
NCD105797922 TECHNIBILT/DIV OF WHITTAKER EAST PEACE ST NEWTON CATAWBA 38.61 groundwater, VOCs
soil, metals
soil, SVOCs
NONCD0001018 HWY 49 BATTERY DUMP NC HIGHWAY 49 CHARLOTTE MECKLENBURG 38.47 groundwater, metals
soil, metals
NONCD0000015 CENTRAL TRANSPORT COMPANY 215 SAMPSON ST WILMINGTON NEW HANOVER 38.45 surface water, metals
NONCD0000044 CHEMICAL AND SOLVENTS, INC.2804 PATTERSON STREET GREENSBORO GUILFORD 38.45 soil, VOCs
NCD986190239 CHEROKEE OIL 925 SOUTH SUMMIT AVE CHARLOTTE MECKLENBURG 38.45 soil, metals
NCD986232379 GRESHAMS LAKE INDUSTRIAL PARK 3220 NORTHSIDE DRIVE RALEIGH WAKE 38.42 groundwater, SVOCs
VOC - volatile organic compound
groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
NCD052553641 WEYERHAEUSER CO/LEWISTON HWY 308 W LEWISTON BERTIE 38.38 soil, metals
NONCD0001121 R & R PLATING 623 COLUMBUS APPAREL ST WHITEVILLE COLUMBUS 38.37 soil, metals
NONCD0001869 HOOVER ROAD CONTAMINATION 211 SOUTH HOOVER ROAD DURHAM Durham 38.26 groundwater, VOCs
soil, SVOCs
soil, VOCs
NONCD0002816 RADCLIFFE MARINE (PRIVATEER BOATS)HWY 264 BYPASS N BELHAVEN BEAUFORT 38.2 groundwater, VOCs
NCD001871854 FRUEHAUF TRAILER CORPORATION 310 DALTON CHARLOTTE MECKLENBURG 38.12 groundwater, VOCs
NONCD0000055 GLISSON ENTERPRISES HWY 903 GREENVILLE PITT 38.12 known/suspected,
NONCD0003175 GUARDSMAN CHEMICALS INC 2147 BREVARD RD HIGH POINT GUILFORD 38.077 groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
NONCD0001076 SOUTHSIDE INVESTMENTS LLC 2222 SOUTH BLVD CHARLOTTE MECKLENBURG 38.05 groundwater, metals
groundwater, VOCs
soil, metals
soil, SVOCs
NONCD0000003 VAN WATERS & ROGERS ATANDO INDUSTRIAL PARK CHARLOTTE MECKLENBURG 38.05 groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
NONCD0000030 COLLINS AND AIKMAN 327 EAST ELM ST.GRAHAM ALAMANCE 38.04 groundwater, VOCs
NONCD0003113 3C PACKAGING 1000 CC DRIVE CLAYTON JOHNSTON 38.03 groundwater, metals
groundwater, VOCs
soil, metals
soil, SVOCs
soil, VOCs
NONCD0000066 WAKE AUTO PARTS (FORMER)3520 TRYON RD RALEIGH WAKE 38.03 soil, metals
NCD980503148 SOUTHCHEM LANDFILL 722 EAST MARKHAM AVE DURHAM DURHAM 37.98 sediment, Pesticides/Herbicides
soil, Pesticides/Herbicides

surface water, SVOCs
surface water, VOCs
NCD980559983 PPG IND., INC./WKS 52 WASHBURN SWITCH ROAD SHELBY CLEVELAND 37.89 known/suspected,
NONCD0002301 PIEDMONT CIRCUITS TELECOMM DR.CREEDMOOR Granville 37.84 groundwater, VOCs
NCD003148889 CHAMPION INTERNATIONAL_CANTON MILL NEWFOUND STREET CANTON HAYWOOD 37.79 groundwater, SVOCs
NCD042423087 APOLLO CHEMICAL CORPORATION 1105 SOUTHERLAND STREET GRAHAM ALAMANCE 37.72 groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
NCD053010724 ICI - AMERICAS, INC.2130 N TRYON CHARLOTTE MECKLENBURG 37.67 groundwater, VOCs
VOC - volatile organic compound
surface water, VOCs
NCN000409780 INDUSTRIAL METAL ALLOY 20 E ACADIA AVE WINSTON-SALEM FORSYTH 37.67 sediment, metals
soil, metals
NONCD0000074 TEXTILE CHEMICAL FACILITY GRAHAM STREET CHARLOTTE MECKLENBURG 37.6 groundwater, VOCs
NONCD0001192 EAKES CLEANERS (FORMER)827 W MORGAN ST DURHAM DURHAM 37.59 groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
NONCD0002855 PATTERSON PROPERTY 900 JEFFERSON ST HALIFAX 37.59 groundwater, VOCs
soil, metals
soil, SVOCs
soil, VOCs
NONCD0002973 TONYS AUTOMOTIVE 2396 N GARNETT ST HENDERSON VANCE 37.57 groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
NCN000407564 WATHA FIRING RANGE 3311 SHILOH RD WATHA PENDER 37.54 groundwater, metals
NONCD0000024 GAITHER TRANSOU PROPERTY 1202 GUILFORD COLLEGE RD GREENSBORO GUILFORD 37.52 soil, metals
soil, SVOCs
NCD986171338 PEELE CO. PESTICIDE DISPOSAL NC 42 EAST CLAYTON JOHNSTON 37.13 soil, metals
soil, Pesticides/Herbicides
NCD101750305 INDUSTRIAL PLASTICS, INC.CLOVER & MCONNELL ROAD GREENSBORO GUILFORD 36.97 groundwater, metals
NCD986166759 WILSON SEPTIC PITS SR 1131 HICKORY CATAWBA 36.9 soil, metals
NCN000409783 WHITIN ROBERTS PLANT #2 202 MAPLE AVE SANFORD LEE 36.89 soil, metals
soil, SVOCs
NCD067428821 SIEMENS-ALLIS, INC/SWITCHGEAR DIV 5000 WOMACK RD SANFORD LEE 36.86 groundwater, metals
sediment, SVOCs
NCD981022288 C&T REFINERY 4800 SOUTH BOULEVARD CHARLOTTE MECKLENBURG 36.8 groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
NCD081332900 INX (FORMER) FACILITY 3200 & 3210 CULLMAN AVE CHARLOTTE MECKLENBURG 36.75 soil, metals
soil, VOCs
NCD982095093 JAYS CLEANERS 1803 N MAIN ST KANNAPOLIS ROWAN 36.75 soil, VOCs
NCD003196847 NATIONAL SPINNING COMPANY WEST 3RD STREET WASHINGTON BEAUFORT 36.61 groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
NONCD0001207 APAC-WASHINGTON ASPHALT PLANT DIRT RD WASHINGTON BEAUFORT 36.59 groundwater, VOCs
NCD044447639 CROWN CENTRAL PETROLEUM CORP.7720 MOUNT HOLLY ROAD CHARLOTTE MECKLENBURG 36.59 groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
soil, metals
soil, VOCs
VOC - volatile organic compound
NCD024577421 NORTH CAROLINA SALVAGE CO.HWY 117 SOUTH GOLDSBORO WAYNE 36.38 soil, metals
NCD986188001 CHAMPION INTERNATIONAL LANDFILL NO 1 SR 1571 & 1573 CANTON HAYWOOD 36.35 soil, VOCs
NCD980712038 SED, INC. SWING COURT SWING COURT GREENSBORO GUILFORD 36.3 known/suspected,
NONCD0000065 CMI INDUSTRIES 304 EAST MAIN STREET ELKIN SURRY 36.25 groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
soil, SVOCs
soil, VOCs
NONCD0001009 SINGER PLANT #2 VIRGINIA STREET LENOIR CALDWELL 36.09 groundwater, VOCs
NCD986188019 CHAMPION LANDFILL NO 2 SR 1539 CANTON HAYWOOD 36.04 soil, VOCs
NCD041466806 PHILLIPS PLATING US 17 HWY NORTH BRIDGETON CRAVEN 36.04 groundwater, metals
sediment, metals
soil, metals
NCD981015886 CAROLINA PRODUCTION FINISHING 105 FAIRVIEW RD ASHEVILLE BUNCOMBE 35.86 groundwater, metals
groundwater, VOCs
NONCD0001814 HAMILTON BEACH/PROCTOR SILEX WASHINGTON BEAUFORT 35.84 groundwater, inorganics
groundwater, pesticides/herbicides
groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
soil, metals
soil, SVOCs
soil, VOCs
NCD981021702 CAMP, LEONARD PROPERTY SR 2226 EARL CLEVELAND 35.79 sediment, VOCs
NONCD0001130 SOUTH MAIN ST SEWER LINE EXT 4660 FOLLANSBEE RD WINSTON-SALEM FORSYTH 35.47 soil, metals
NONCD0002561 SUNOCO BULK TERMINAL RIVER ROAD WILMINGTON NEW HANOVER 35.41 groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
NCD070619911 TELEDYNE ALLVAC MONROE PLANT 2020 ASHCRAFT AVE MONROE UNION 35.37 soil, metals
NONCD0001598 DEHAVEN 413 AIRPORT BLVD.MORRISVILLE WAKE 35.29 groundwater, VOCs
NONCD0002728 WILLIAMS, E. W. FACILITY RALEIGH WAKE 35.29 groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
soil, SVOCs
soil, VOCs
NCD067437400 GULF OIL CORPORATION 5955 ROCK QUARRY RD MCLEANSVILLE GUILFORD 35.22 surface water, metals
NCD003216413 RALEIGH ROAD FURNITURE CORP/STANLEY 802 WEST CENTER ROAD LEXINGTON DAVIDSON 35.22 known/suspected,
NONCD0000088 TRANS TECHNOLOGY 5535 WILKINSON BLVD CHARLOTTE MECKLENBURG 35.19 groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
VOC - volatile organic compound
NCD044515211 HAYES-ALBION CORP/BRIGGS-SHAFFNER 3760 KIMWELL DR WINSTON-SALEM FORSYTH 35.17 soil, metals
NONCD0002836 RABO CLEANERS 701 HOOKER RD GREENVILLE PITT 35.17 known/suspected,
NCD044514602 RJR ARCHER, INC.CUNNINGHAM AVE WINSTON-SALEM FORSYTH 35.04 known/suspected,
NCD108702606 HARTSOE BATTERY 2513 LINA AVE KANNAPOLIS ROWAN 35.01 soil, metals
NCD003183480 UNION CAMP CORPORATION 524 BROGDEN RD SMITHFIELD JOHNSTON 35.01 known/suspected,
NCD041466525 ROCKY MOUNT FIBER DUMP ATLANTIC AVE EXTENSION ROCKY MOUNT EDGECOMBE 34.94 known/suspected,
NCD024459471 GUYTON BATTERY SERVICE HWY 401 S CHADBOURN COLUMBUS 34.92 soil, metals
NCN000407205 TRI-COUNTY AIRPORT NC 561 AULANDER HERTFORD 34.92 soil, Pesticides/Herbicides
NCD061795696 UNITEX CHEMICALS 520 BROOME RD GREENSBORO GUILFORD 34.91 groundwater, VOCs
NCD981023732 NEUVILLE SOCK PROPERTY US 64/70 I-40 ACCESS ROAD HILDEBRAN BURKE 34.8 soil, metals
NCR000135418 ZNR, INC 1020 CORPORATION PKWY RALEIGH WAKE 34.69 soil, metals
NONCD0001038 BRYANT FARM DRUM DUMP W OF NC 86 400 FT S OF VA LINE GATEWOOD CASWELL 34.61 known/suspected,
NCD000616219 GA-PACIFIC CORP HWY 177 S HAMLET RICHMOND 34.61 known/suspected,
NONCD0001048 LEXINGTON FURNITURE IND. PLNT NO 2 3979 OLD LINWOOD ROAD LEXINGTON DAVIDSON 34.53 groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
NONCD0000075 FOAMEX/REEVES BROTHERS 18801 OLD STATESVILLE RD CORNELIUS MECKLENBURG 34.5 soil, VOCs
NONCD0002156 NCDOT ASPHALT MATERIAL TEST LAB NO 52 6190 NEW BERN HWY MAYSVILLE ONSLOW 34.5 groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
soil, SVOCs
soil, VOCs
NCD980557672 PITT COUNTY UTILITY LANDFILL PORT TERMINAL RD GREENVILLE PITT 34.38 known/suspected,
NC0001206473 GLEN RAVEN MILLS TUCKER STREET C BURLINGTON ALAMANCE 34.27 groundwater, VOCs
NCD083673681 SINGER CO/KEARFOTT DIV HIGHWAY 70 BUNCOMBE 34.24 soil, VOCs
NCD990867855 FAWN PLASTICS CO., INC.401 JEFFREYS ROAD ROCKY MOUNT NASH 34.23 known/suspected,
NCD040042426 AEROQUIP 8171 PLANER MILL RD MIDDLESEX NASH 34.22 groundwater, VOCs
NCD093132207 VOICE OF AMERICA RELAY STATION COUNTY ROAD 1212 GREENVILLE PITT 34.21 known/suspected,
NCD098765506 SINGER CO/FURNITURE DIV BRYSON BRYSON WALK BRYSON CITY SWAIN 34.16 groundwater, metals
groundwater, SVOCs
NONCD0001109 FRIENDLY CLEANERS 605 S. PENDER ST WILSON WILSON 34.14 soil, VOCs
NCD083673616 REEVES BROTHERS RAILROAD AVE RUTHERFORD 34.1 groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
NCD000006361 SUPERIOR ELECTRO FINISHES 115 EAST CORUM ST KERNERSVILLE FORSYTH 34.04 soil, metals
NONCD0001151 MATTHEWS BLDG SUPPLY/ESTUL TOOL 215 AMES ST MATTHEWS MECKLENBURG 33.98 groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
NCD986209575 CARDINAL CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE FIRE NC 211 & NC 72 LUMBERTON ROBESON 33.96 soil, Pesticides/Herbicides
VOC - volatile organic compound
NONCD0001114 CONOVER METAL PRODUCTS 315 S MCLIN CREEK RD CONOVER CATAWBA 33.96 soil, metals
NONCD0001991 LEESONA - ALAMANCE CO PLANT - NONUST 2727 TUCKER ST. EXT BURLINGTON Alamance 33.78 groundwater, VOCs
NONCD0000078 CAROLINA METAL AND ALLOYS 1016 E. SPRINGFIELD AVENUE HIGH POINT GUILFORD 33.72 soil, metals
NCD990715658 SOUTHERN MANUFACTURING, INC.1000 SEABOARD ST CHARLOTTE MECKLENBURG 33.72 soil, inorganics
NCD046148318 TEXACO INC/PAW CREEK 410 SADLER RD CHARLOTTE MECKLENBURG 33.72 known/suspected,
NONCD0001150 CHARLOTTE BATTERY 2926 YOUNGBLOOD ST CHARLOTTE MECKLENBURG 33.67 known/suspected,
NCD003196193 PIFER INDUSTRIES, INC.2210 E PETTIGREW ST DURHAM DURHAM 33.67 known/suspected,
NCD003162500 CONSOLIDATED ENGRAVERS CORP.311 E 12TH ST CHARLOTTE MECKLENBURG 33.51 groundwater, metals
groundwater, VOCs
sediment, metals
sediment, VOCs
soil, metals
soil, VOCs
surface water, metals
surface water, VOCs
NCD065295495 TEXFI IMPRESSIONS 401 PATETOWN RD GOLDSBORO WAYNE 33.41 groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
NONCD0000054 MOORES COMPANY US 1 BUSINESS & SR 1001 HENDERSON VANCE 33.35 soil, VOCs
NCD055550560 GULF ADHESIVES & RESINS/PERKINS 1717 WARD STREET HIGH POINT GUILFORD 33.33 groundwater, VOCs
NCD000281832 SANFORD PLATING COMPANY SR 1466 SANFORD LEE 33.32 soil, metals
soil, VOCs
NONCD0000097 MORRIS, NORMAN HIGHWAY 87 NORTH ELON COLLEGE ALAMANCE 33.23 soil, metals
NONCD0001119 EDWARDS PROPERTY FOUNDRY SAND 10209 ROZZELLE'S FERRY RD CHARLOTTE MECKLENBURG 33.18 soil, metals
NCD054417308 COASTAL CHEMICAL CORP.NC 42 CLAYTON JOHNSTON 33.11 soil, Pesticides/Herbicides
NONCD0000096 MASON DRUM STORAGE 42 FIBERVILLE STREET CANTON HAYWOOD 32.99 known/suspected,
NCD981928385 JOHN DEERE TRACTOR HWY 601 AND SR 1413 MOCKSVILLE DAVIE 32.95 known/suspected,
NONCD0001164 COOPERAGE TRACT NC 99 & US 264 BELHAVEN BEAUFORT 32.94 groundwater, inorganics
groundwater, VOCs
NONCD0001123 RALEIGH TTA-SE PARCEL S WEST ST & MORGAN ST RALEIGH WAKE 32.94 groundwater, VOCs
NCD072018252 GENERAL ELECTRIC CO/MED STEAM TURBIN OLD RALEIGH RD DURHAM DURHAM 32.88 groundwater, VOCs
NCD093783876 VANIER GRAPHICS CORPORATION 655 MEADOW RD EDEN ROCKINGHAM 32.86 groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
NCD980729479 CAROLAWN COMPANY 1426 W MOUNTAIN ST KERNERSVILLE FORSYTH 32.81 soil, VOCs
NONCD0001723 Flint Hills Resources-CMT Site 3330 River Road WILMINGTON NEW HANOVER 32.62 groundwater, VOCs
surface water, VOCs
NCD002388965 LACKAWANNA LEATHER CO., INC.HWY 70A WEST CONOVER CATAWBA 32.48 groundwater, metals
VOC - volatile organic compound
NONCD0001036 NORWOOD STREET SOLVENTS LENOIR CALDWELL 32.38 groundwater, VOCs
NCD980502892 CREEK BRIDGE/BORDEN CHEMICAL US HWY 24-87 (GROVE ST)FAYETTEVILLE CUMBERLAND 32.35 known/suspected,
NCD095470332 THONIT A SIMMONS COMPANY 11900 STEELE CREEK ROAD CHARLOTTE MECKLENBURG 32.33 soil, metals
soil, SVOCs
NONCD0002558 319 S WEST ST DEVELOPMENT 319 WEST ST RALEIGH WAKE 32.27 soil, SVOCs
soil, VOCs
NCD080885551 DAUGHERTY CHEMICAL COMPANY 307 WALKER STREET DURHAM DURHAM 32.27 soil, metals
NCD980848766 GIBBS ELECTROPLATING 5210/5216 HOVIS ROAD CHARLOTTE MECKLENBURG 32.27 soil, metals
NCD980847123 HURT RESIDENCE HWY 64 MORGANTON BURKE 32.27 soil, VOCs
NONCD0002570 SWEETWATER DRIVE FAYETTEVILLE CUMBERLAND 32.27 groundwater, metals
groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
NCD003183167 LONG MANUFACTURING 111 FAIRVIEW STREET TARBORO EDGECOMBE 32.13 groundwater, VOCs
soil, SVOCs
NCD982098774 CAL-TONE PAINTS 5115 NEW BERN AVE RALEIGH WAKE 31.94 groundwater, metals
soil, metals
NCD991278680 CHEMCRAFT/SADOLIN PAINT PRODUCTS 3950 NEW WALKERTOWN RD WINSTON-SALEM FORSYTH 31.92 groundwater, metals
groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
soil, metals
soil, VOCs
NCD003221868 CENTURY FURNITURE COMPANY 420 12TH ST NW HICKORY CATAWBA 31.9 soil, metals
NONCD0000084 THERMO PRODUCTS, INC.800 JONES STREET DENTON DAVIDSON 31.77 soil, metals
soil, VOCs
NCD980799019 CHEROKEE OIL 1201 BERRYHILL ROAD CHARLOTTE MECKLENBURG 31.76 soil, metals
soil, VOCs
surface water, metals
NCD053010732 PARKS-CRAMER COMPANY 2000 S BLVD CHARLOTTE MECKLENBURG 31.73 groundwater, metals
groundwater, VOCs
NONCD0000059 DAYCO COCHRAN LANDFILL RT 1 HYATT CREEK ROAD WAYNESVILLE HAYWOOD 31.71 groundwater, VOCs
NCSFN0407143 AMERICAN ELEMENTS 500 WALLACE ST FARMVILLE PITT 31.68 soil, metals
NCD986180883 CCFC PESTICIDE DISPOSAL 607 HILLSBOROUGH STREET OXFORD GRANVILLE 31.67 known/suspected,
NCD981476708 CTI OF NC, INC 1002 S FRONT ST WILMINGTON NEW HANOVER 31.63 groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
NCD980557847 KAISER ACME FARMARKET SR 1870 RIEGELWOOD COLUMBUS 31.6 groundwater, SVOCs
VOC - volatile organic compound
groundwater, VOCs
soil, Pesticides/Herbicides
NONCD0001177 ALCOA-PINE RD RAVINE DISPOSAL PINE RD STANLY 31.53 soil, cyanide
soil, inorganics
soil, metals
soil, SVOCs
soil, VOCs
NCD980845119 BUCKHORN PESTICIDES NC 581 & NC 42 WILSON WILSON 31.36 soil, Pesticides/Herbicides
soil, VOCs
NCD000828566 TARTAN MARINE PROPERTY NC HIGHWAY 77 & SR 2032 HAMLET RICHMOND 31.33 soil, metals
NCD981863814 LANCASTER PLATING 802 EDWARDS ROAD LILLINGTON HARNETT 31.32 soil, metals
NONCD0001015 MARY CIRCLE BATTERY ZION CHURCH & MARY CRL CONCORD CABARRUS 31.18 soil, metals
NCD045451473 ACE CHEMICAL CORPORATION 9801 S TRYON ST CHARLOTTE MECKLENBURG 31.05 groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
NCD049845266 STANLEY CASE GOODS (FORMER)HWY 211 WEST END MOORE 31.01 groundwater, VOCs
NONCD0000019 SIR WALTER GUN CLUB US 64 KNIGHTDALE WAKE 30.96 soil, metals
NONCD0002788 ALLOWAY RESIDENCE 405 PARADISE LANE SHALLOTTE BRUNSWICK 30.88 groundwater, VOCs
NONCD0000070 BENFIELD SANITATION SERVICE 1809 W FRONT ST STATESVILLE IREDELL 30.87 known/suspected,
NCD980843460 GRANT CREEK WWTP CRUSE ROAD SALISBURY ROWAN 30.66 soil, VOCs
NONCD0003193 FARM CHEMICALS RAEFORD 2274 ST. PAULS HWY RAEFORD Hoke 30.63 soil, pesticides/herbicides
NCD003195963 WESTINGHOUSE ELEC METER & LIGHT US 1 N RALEIGH WAKE 30.57 groundwater, VOCs
soil, metals
soil, VOCs
NONCD0001060 DIXIE MACHINE & TOOL CO 2204 PATTERSON ST GREENSBORO GUILFORD 30.46 soil, VOCs
NCD024740433 EC MANUFACTURING 413 N. POLK STREET PINEVILLE MECKLENBURG 30.45 soil, metals
NONCD0001033 AMERICAN CONTRACT COATINGS HWY 55 APEX WAKE 30.43 known/suspected,
NONCD0001067 CC DICKSON 1524 SOUTH BOULEVARD CHARLOTTE MECKLENBURG 30.43 groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
soil, SVOCs
soil, VOCs
NCD003938586 CORNING GLASS WORKS 310 NORTH COLLEGE ROAD WILMINGTON NEW HANOVER 30.37 known/suspected,
NC0000998336 CP PROPERTIES 2350 BROWN ROAD SANFORD LEE 30.23 sediment, metals
soil, metals
soil, SVOCs
NONCD0001595 DEANS PICKLES, FMR CATES 354 N. FAISON AVE.FAISON DUPLIN 30.23 groundwater, inorganics
VOC - volatile organic compound
NCD000616516 SCOVILL INC/SECURITY PRODUCTS HWY 74 E MONROE UNION 30.21 groundwater, metals
groundwater, VOCs
soil, metals
soil, SVOCs
soil, VOCs
NCD003186004 INTERNATIONAL PAPER/RICHMOND GRAVURE 2215 S. WILMINGTON STREET RALEIGH WAKE 30.10 groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
NONCD0001175 MIDTOWN SQUARE VALET DRY CLEANERS 401 S INDEPENDENCE BLVD CHARLOTTE MECKLENBURG 30.06 groundwater, metals
groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
NCD024762668 BUSH BROTHERS PLATING INC/GREER 107 NE MARKET ST REIDSVILLE ROCKINGHAM 30.05 known/suspected,
NONCD0002999 PARRIS & N MAIN ST SOLVENTS 2300 BLOCK N MAIN STREET HIGH POINT GUILFORD 30.05 groundwater, VOCs
NCD980557722 HARRISBURG BATTERY 2609 HIGHWAY 49 HARRISBURG CABARRUS 30.00 soil, metals
NCD067392175 TRAMCO, INC.SR 1611 BURKE 29.87 soil, SVOCs
NCD991277724 MITCHELL SYSTEMS, INC.ALTAPASS RD SPRUCE PINE MITCHELL 29.82 soil, metals
NCD057248759 PATCH RUBBER POND GRACE BOULEVARD HALIFAX 29.82 groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
NONCD0002781 ADAMS PAINTING SERVICE 722 WELLINGTON AVE WILMINGTON NEW HANOVER 29.71 known/suspected,
NCD003213568 LIBERTY FURNITURE CORP/CHROMCRAFT 330 N GREENSBORO ST LIBERTY RANDOLPH 29.60 soil, SVOCs
NONCD0002797 KOCH NORTH PARAXYLENE 3225 RIVER RD WILMINGTON NEW HANOVER 29.51 groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
NCD986170678 WOOD ROAD DRUM BURIAL CIRCLE WOOD RD/SR 2641 GASTONIA GASTON 29.44 known/suspected,
NCD049845548 REICHHOLD CHEMICAL, INC.SR 1916 MONCURE CHATHAM 29.33 soil, VOCs
NONCD0002863 BABY DIAPER SERVICE 1819 SPRING GARDEN ST GREENSBORO GUILFORD 29.31 groundwater, bases
groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
NONCD0002280 PCS NITROGEN, FMRLY ARCADIAN 2830 HWY 421 NORTH WILMINGTON NEW HANOVER 29.09 groundwater, inorganics
NCD003218161 CORNELL-DUBLIER ELECTRONICS 2652 DALRYMPLE ST SANFORD LEE 29.02 groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
NONCD0001106 MICROTRON ABRASIVES, INC 10424 RODNEY ST PINEVILLE MECKLENBURG 28.94 groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
soil, SVOCs
NCD991278714 CAROCHEM, INC.540 GULF ST DURHAM DURHAM 28.72 soil, VOCs
NONCD0001050 LEXINGTON FURNITURE IND. PLNT NO 12 3301 COTTON GROVE LANE LEXINGTON DAVIDSON 28.59 soil, VOCs
NCD980843528 TOWN CREEK REGIONAL WWTP HEILIGTOWN ROAD SALISBURY ROWAN 28.50 known/suspected,
NCD048184451 BURLINGTON HOME CHAIR HIGHWAY 268 RONDA WILKES 28.49 known/suspected,
VOC - volatile organic compound
NCD000828616 USS AGRI-CHEMICALS FARM SERVICE HWY 701 WHITEVILLE COLUMBUS 28.45 known/suspected,
NCD991277922 200 S MAIN ST STANLEY GASTON 28.34 groundwater, inorganics
groundwater, VOCs
NCD003149291 GASTON COUNTY DYEING MACHINE CO.HWY 27 EAST MOUNT HOLLY GASTON 28.34 groundwater, inorganics
NCD003186178 COASTAL CHEMICAL CORP.EVANS ST EXT GREENVILLE PITT 28.33 soil, Pesticides/Herbicides
NONCD0001985 LEBANON CHEMICAL CORPORATION 1665 HIGHWAY 64 E PLYMOUTH WASHINGTON 28.22 groundwater, inorganics
groundwater, VOCs
NCD991278581 BURLINGTON FURNITURE/LUMBER PL US 64 EAST LEXINGTON DAVIDSON 28.12 known/suspected,
NCD980483275 HELENA CHEMICAL COMPANY DENNIS STREET EXTENSION ENFIELD HALIFAX 28.04 soil, metals
soil, Pesticides/Herbicides
soil, SVOCs
NCD003151651 WILLARD SMELTING CO.101 NEWBERN ST CHARLOTTE MECKLENBURG 27.86 soil, metals
NCD991278839 NORTH STATE CHEMICALS 6211 HUNT RD GUILFORD 27.6 groundwater, VOCs
soil, metals
soil, VOCs
NONCD0001785 SOUTHERN STATES COOP 3648 SOUTH FIELDS ST FARMVILLE PITT 27.56 ,
groundwater, inorganics
groundwater, metals
groundwater, VOCs
sediment, inorganics
soil, metals
NONCD0001030 BLR 2911 JUNO DR SANFORD LEE 27.5 groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
NONCD0000013 CAROLINA HARDWOODS 158 FACTORY STREET WILLIAMSTON MARTIN 27.49 surface water, metals
NONCD0001166 CENTRAL GRAIN-MORGANS CORNER 1312 HASSELL RD ELIZABETH CITY PASQUOTANK 27.28 groundwater, inorganics
groundwater, metals
groundwater, SVOCs
soil, inorganics
soil, metals
NCD024770125 BURLINGTON FURNITURE ATOAH STREET ROBBINSVILLE GRAHAM 27.1 soil, SVOCs
NONCD0000091 DUKE POWER/WALNUT COVE POWER HOUSE ROAD WALNUT COVE STOKES 26.95 known/suspected,
NONCD0001153 UNITED AGRI PRODUCTS DISTRIBUTION 17021 Old Maxton Road LAURINBURG SCOTLAND 26.75 groundwater, inorganics
NCD024468597 CHARLOTTE STEEL DRUM 2900 WEST TRADE STREET CHARLOTTE MECKLENBURG 26.67 known/suspected,
NCD991278300 UNITED DRUM T/A RELIANCE UNIV.214 BERKLEY ST HIGH POINT GUILFORD 26.55 groundwater, metals
groundwater, VOCs
NCD003213881 BENDIX CORPORATION I-85 INNES ST EXIT SALISBURY ROWAN 26.36 soil, metals
VOC - volatile organic compound
NCD986166288 WOODYS TIRE FIRE HIGHWAY 321 GASTONIA GASTON 26.35 known/suspected,
NCD990868168 INMONT CORP/BASF CORPORATION 1701 W WESTINGHOUSE BLVD CHARLOTTE MECKLENBURG 26.22 groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
NONCD0002529 BASSETT FURNITURE-WEIMAN PLANT 1603 LEONARD ST RAMSEUR RANDOLPH 26.05 known/suspected,
NCD003218492 CAROLINA RUBBER HOSE COMPANY 1801 SOUTH RAILROAD SALISBURY ROWAN 26.04 soil, metals
soil, SVOCs
soil, VOCs
NONCD0002988 PEMBROKE FARM HOME & GARDEN 302 W 3RD ST PEMBROKE ROBESON 26.02 groundwater, inorganics
NCD003464765 VAUGHAN-BASSETT FURNITURE CO.ROUTE 268 EAST ELKIN SURRY 25.93 soil, SVOCs
NONCD0001039 OVERCASH GRAVEL & GRADING CO. INC.1150 SHELTON ROAD CONCORD CABARRUS 25.71 known/suspected,
NCD980602791 SALVAGE OIL OF AMERICA 1227 MCLEOD STREET ROCKINGHAN RICHMOND 25.68 soil, SVOCs
soil, VOCs
NCD000822130 HARRELSON RUBBER COMPANY HWY 220 SOUTH ASHEBORO RANDOLPH 25.45 known/suspected,
NCD003200656 FEATHER PROCESSORS, INC HWY 117 NORTH ROSE HILL DUPLIN 25.3 soil, metals
NCD003148798 DAYCO CORP BALSAM RD WAYNESVILLE HAYWOOD 25.26 groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
soil, SVOCs
soil, VOCs
NCSFN0406894 STALLINGS SALVAGE SECREST AVE MONROE UNION 24.89 known/suspected,
NCD067191262 FIRESTONE TIRE AND RUBBER COMPANY HWY 301 WILSON WILSON 24.45 soil, VOCs
NCD077821296 SOUTHERN RESIN/US INDUSTRIES INC 1510 DENTON ROAD THOMASVILLE DAVIDSON 23.62 groundwater, SVOCs
NCD077838589 THOMASVILLE FOREST PRODUCTS CLARKSBURY CHRUCH ROAD THOMASVILLE DAVIDSON 23.10 soil, metals
NCD980838551 MCDOWELL FIREMAN ASSOCIATION SITE SR 1214 GREENLEE ROAD MARION MCDOWELL 23.09 known/suspected,
NCD096158696 BURLINGTON INDUSTRIES, INC.6008 HIGH POINT RD GREENSBORO GUILFORD 22.43 groundwater, metals
groundwater, SVOCs
groundwater, VOCs
soil, bases
soil, VOCs
NCD071579528 FORBUSH METAL SPEER BRIDGE ROAD YADKINVILLE YADKIN 21.90 soil, cyanide
soil, metals
soil, VOCs
NCS000000478 CROWDERS MOUNTAIN STATE PARK GASTONIA GASTON 21.57 known/suspected,
NCD003236841 WARLICK PAINT COMPANY 945 MONROE ST STATESVILLE IREDELL 21.47 known/suspected,
NCD986232213 SUMMIT RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 3501 Gribble Road STALLINGS UNION 21.45 soil, inorganics
soil, SVOCs
soil, VOCs
VOC - volatile organic compound
surface water, VOCs
NCD003214574 SPRUANCE SOUTHERN, INC.115 E ELLER DR DAVIDSON 20.81 known/suspected,
NCD046149019 HISTRAND CHEMICAL, INC.HWY 9 LENOIR CALDWELL 20.72 known/suspected,
NCD980559637 BEAUNIT CORP./DYING & FINISHING LINEBERGER STREET LOWELL GASTON 19.99 known/suspected,
NONCD0001005 TRANSEASTERN CORP.509 S LODGE ST WILSON WILSON 19.56 known/suspected,
NCD048462881 ARMOLOY CO OF NC/HI-TECH 1603 SALISBURY ROAD STATESVILLE IREDELL 19.37 known/suspected,
NCD981921083 SWIFT ADHESIVES 9724 INDUSTRIAL DRIVE PINEVILLE MECKLENBURG 19.19 known/suspected,
NONCD0000014 BOISE CASCADE SR 1916 MONCURE CHATHAM 18.86 known/suspected,
NCD057037178 PFIZER INC/COTY DIVISION COX MILL RD & HWY 42 E SANFORD LEE 18.48 groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
NCD067178707 FAWN PLASTICS CO., INC.10235 US 264A MIDDLESEX NASH 17.34 groundwater, VOCs
soil, VOCs
NONCD0000034 ASHEVILLE INDUSTRIES 20 GLEN BRIDGE RD/SR3495 ARDEN BUNCOMBE 16.3 soil, metals
soil, VOCs
NONCD0002498 SOUTHERN GRAPHICS SYSTEMS 2406 N. 23rd street WILMINGTON NEW HANOVER 15.92 groundwater, metals
NONCD0000053 CAROLINA MARBLE CO.INDIAN MOUND ROAD ALBEMARLE STANLY 15.28 known/suspected,
NONCD0000099 PARTONS MOTOR COMPANY 2800 SOUTH YORK ROAD GASTONIA GASTON 15.22 known/suspected,
NONCD0000082 CAPE FEAR CHEMICALS/HL BRICE HWY 701 S ELIZABETHTOWN BLADEN 11.48 soil, Pesticides/Herbicides
VOC - volatile organic compound
1 2 9 | P a g e

Appendix D

Inactive Hazardous Sites Inventory – Site Status

County
ALAMANCE
NCD085443182 AMETEK INC./LAMB ELEC DIVISION 704 MYRTLE DR GRAHAM NFA
NONCD0001259 AMI, LIMITED 2609 TUCKER ST.BURLINGTON SPL
NONCD0002885 ANNEDEEN HOSIERY BLDG 717 NORTH PARK AVE BURLINGTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001275 AO SMITH ELECTRIC MOTOR 709 AO SMITH RD MEBANE Voluntary (AA)
NCD042423087 APOLLO CHEMICAL CORPORATION 1105 SOUTHERLAND STREET GRAHAM SPL
NONCD0002837 B & C GROCERY 942 E HARDEN ST GRAHAM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003056 BRADLEY ST SOLVENTS 704 BRADLEY ST BURLINGTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0000002 BURLINGTON COAL GAS PLANT 1205 N CHURCH ST BURLINGTON Voluntary (AA)
NCD060289469 BURLINGTON INDUSTRIES, INC.664 GILMER STREET BURLINGTON NFA
NCD003219789 CAROLINA BIOLOGICAL SUPPLY CO 2700 YORK RD.BURLINGTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003224 CAROLINA HOSIERY MILLS, INC 220 ELMIRA ST BURLINGTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0000030 COLLINS AND AIKMAN 327 EAST ELM ST.GRAHAM SPL
NONCD0001044 COMMERCIAL-LEVIN 2600 PARK ROAD EXT.BURLINGTON NFA
NCD003467099 CONE MILLS CORP/GRANITE FINISHING OLD HWY 70 HAW RIVER NFA
NONCD0001313 CORTINA FABRICS 3165 VIEWMONT DR SWEPSONVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002904 ENGINEERED CONTROLS INTERNATIONAL 100 REGO DR ELON Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0001757 GB LABELS, INC.1070 S RIVERVIEW DR BURLINGTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001770 GIBSONVILLE, CITY OF E JOYNER ST GIBSONVILLE Evaluation Pending
NC0001206473 GLEN RAVEN MILLS TUCKER STREET C BURLINGTON SPL
NONCD0001777 GLEN RAVEN MILLS - CONSUMER PROD DIV - C 3726 ALTAHAMAW UNION RIDGE RD ALTAMAHAW Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001778 GLEN RAVEN MILLS (FORMER)142 GLEN RAVEN ROAD GLEN RAVEN SPL
NONCD0003174 GRAHAM WWTP DISPOSAL AREA 1204 E GILBREATH ST GRAHAM Evaluation Pending
NCD003232477 HIGH FALLS MILLS LLC 1714 CAROLINA MILL RD BURLINGTON SPL
NONCD0001295 HOLT STREET DUMP HOLT ST MEBANE SPL
NCD982140014 HYDRO EXTRUSION USA BLDG NO.1 1507 INDUSTRY DRIVE BURLINGTON SPL
NONCD0003081 HYDRO EXTRUSION USA_BLDGS 2 AND 3 1512 AND 1516 INDUSTRY DR BURLINGTON NFA
NONCD0001949 KAYSER-ROTH - GRAHAM-C 219 W. HARDEN ST.GRAHAM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001190 KING STREET SOLVENT CONTAMINATION 860 KING ST BURLINGTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001991 LEESONA - ALAMANCE CO PLANT - NONUST 2727 TUCKER ST. EXT BURLINGTON SPL
NONCD0002041 MASSEY RESIDENCE, GLEN 540 TROLLINGWOOD ROAD HAW RIVER Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002053 MCDONALD RESIDENCE, ELIZABETH 3560 MT. HERMAN ROCK CREEK RD GRAHAM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001968 MEREDITH-WEBB PRINTING COMPANY 334 N MAIN STREET BURLINGTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0000097 MORRIS, NORMAN HIGHWAY 87 NORTH ELON COLLEGE SPL
NONCD0003118 MR TIRE 421 S FISHER ST BURLINGTON Evaluation Pending
Inactive Hazardous Sites Inventory - Site Status
NONCD0003057 N GRAHAM HOPEDALE RD CONTAMINATION N GRAHAM HOPEDALE RD BURLINGTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002137 NCDOT - SITE #23 KIRKPATRICK ASPHALT 1521 HUFFMAN MILL RD BURLINGTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002140 NCDOT - SITE #26 MARTIN MARIETTA BURLING 1671 HUFFMAN MILL RD BURLINGTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002259 PANTRY 161 - SOLVENTS 1031 HWY 87 NORTH ELON NFA
NCD986167104 RED CAP DOG FOOD CHURCH AND GRAVES STREETS BURLINGTON NFA
NONCD0002382 REDMAN FACILITY (FRMR)200 REDMAN CROSSING ROAD MEBANE NFA
NONCD0001655 RENTAL TOWEL AND UNIFORM 610 WOODY DR GRAHAM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002428 RUDD RESIDENCE, GEORGE 1263 N. NC 87 ELON COLLEGE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002466 SHIELDS MOBILE HOME PARK 1341HWY 87 NORTH ELON COLLEGE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003284 SUNBELT 4500 SITE HUFFMAN MILL RD AND KERNEY DR.BURLINGTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002571 SYKES RESIDENCE, RONNIE 1456 GANT ROAD GRAHAM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001103 WALTER KIDDE PORTABLE EQUIPMENT 1394 S THIRD ST MEBANE Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0002698 WASHINGTON STREET INCIDENTS 918, 920, 926 WASHINGTON STREE GRAHAM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002710 WESTPOINT HOME, INC. - ALAMANCE 2516 INDUSTRY DRIVE BURLINGTON NFA
NCD003220969 WHITE FURNITURE CO.201 E CENTER ST MEBANE NFA
NCD144212701 WOODY DRIVE VOCS 609 WOODY DRIVE GRAHAM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002759 WORKMAN PROPERTY 1361-1375 NORTH CHURCH STREET BURLINGTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002767 WRIGHTENBERRY MILLS 405 SOUTH MAIN STREET GRAHAM NFA
ALEXANDER
NCD003223799 CLAYTON-MARCUS CO., INC.HWY 127 N BETHLEHEM NFA
NCD981932932 PCB CONTAMINATION WELLS ROUTE 12 BOX 479 TAYLORSVILLE NFA
ALLEGHANY
NCD982119638 LAUREL SPRINGS HWY 18 LAUREL SPRINGS NFA
NONCD0000086 SPARTA INDUSTIRES US HWY 21 SPARTA NFA
NCD003466505 SPARTA INDUSTRIES - NEW PLANT 1731 US HWY 21 SOUTH SPARTA NFA
ANSON
NONCD0001046 B&H RECYCLERS 7256 US 74 W POLKTON SPL
NCD980579601 CHEMICAL SECURITY SYSTEMS SR 1812 ANSONVILLE NFA
NONCD0001187 COFFING HOISTS 2020 COUNTRY CLUB RD WADESBORO NFA w/ Restrictions
NONCD0001544 COOKSON FIBERS HIGHWAY 52 NORTH ANSONVILLE Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0001142 FLYNT/WANSONA ONE WANSONA PLACE WADESBORO Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001779 GLENN MANUFACTURING/DECORATIVE HOME ACCE HWY 52 & RATLIFF GIN ROAD MORVEN Voluntary (AA)
NCD986171924 GOAT PASTURE ROAD SR 1114 WADESBORO NFA
NCD986171932 HIGHTOWER ROAD SR 1101 WADESBORO NFA
ASHE
NONCD0001077 CATAWISSA LUMBER CO 301 LOCUST ST WEST JEFFERSON SPL
NONCD0002150 NCDOT - SITE #73 1608 HIGHWAY 221 NORTH JEFFERSON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002302 PIEDMONT CONCRETE DBA DIXIE CONCRETE-B 126 BEAVER CREEK ROAD WEST JEFFERSON NFA
NCD003167780 SPRAGUE ELECTRIC COMPANY HWY 194 LANSING SPL
NONCD0001052 THOMASVILLE FURNITURE 151 SMETHPORT DRIVE WEST JEFFERSON SPL
NONCD0002648 UNITED CHEMI-CON - NONUST 185 MCNEIL RD.LANSING Evaluation Pending
AVERY
NONCD0001102 BLUE RIDGE AUTO SALES 7786 LINVILLE FALLS HWY ALTAMONT Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002192 NCDOT/FRANKLIN RESIDENCE OFF 181, RT 2 NEWLAND Non-Haz Site
NONCD0002802 NEWLAND PESTICIDES SITE 1339 NEWLAND HWY NEWLAND Voluntary (AA)
BEAUFORT
NONCD0001207 APAC-WASHINGTON ASPHALT PLANT DIRT RD WASHINGTON SPL
NONCD0001164 COOPERAGE TRACT NC 99 & US 264 BELHAVEN SPL
NONCD0001814 HAMILTON BEACH/PROCTOR SILEX OFF SR 1509, NEAR WASHINGTON A WASHINGTON SPL
NONCD0001285 MASON LUMBER CO (FRMR)1835 W 5TH ST WASHINGTON NFA
NCD003196847 NATIONAL SPINNING COMPANY WEST 3RD STREET WASHINGTON SPL
NONCD0001055 PERKINS AUTO BODY REPAIR SHOP 5TH STREET WASHINGTON NFA
NONCD0002816 RADCLIFFE MARINE (PRIVATEER BOATS)HWY 264 BYPASS N BELHAVEN SPL
NONCD0001168 RIVER CITY CONSTRUCTION CO 3534 CHERRY RUN RD WASHINGTON SPL
NCD072012354 SINGER CO/FURNITURE DIV WASHINGTON STATE ROAD 1175 CHOCOWINITY SPL
NONCD0002510 SOUTHSIDE HOME & GARDEN NC HWY 33 E CHOCOWINITY Evaluation Pending
NCD091567065 STANADYNE, INC/DIESEL SYSTEMS CLARKS NECK RD WASHINGTON Evaluation Pending
NCD041519364 TEXASGULF CHEMICALS COMPANY HWY 306 NORTH AURORA SPL
NCD986197275 WASHINGTON COAL GAS PLANT WEST 3RD STREET WASHINGTON Voluntary (AA)
BERTIE
NONCD0001904 BAZEMORE GROCERY 730 MT OLIVE RD REPUBLICAN Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002176 NCDOT ASPHALT TESTING LAB SITE # 50 SE OF NC11 & NC308 LEWISTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002326 POWELL AND STOKES, INC 225 US 13N WINDSOR Evaluation Pending
NCD042091215 RJR TECH COMPANY 841 AVOCA FARM RD MERRY HILL SPL
NONCD0002087 ROXOBEL TEXACO 102 N MAIN ST ROXOBEL Evaluation Pending
NCD052553641 WEYERHAEUSER CO/LEWISTON HWY 308 W LEWISTON SPL
BLADEN
NONCD0000082 CAPE FEAR CHEMICALS/HL BRICE HWY 701 S ELIZABETHTOWN SPL
NONCD0001801 COLLEGE STREET SOLVENT RELEASE COLLEGE ST AND GREEN ST CLARKTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001539 CONGENTRIX-ELIZABETHTOWN 3100 WEST BROAD STREET ELIZABETHTOWN Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002776 CSX-ROSINDALE 7 MI. EAST OF CLARKTON CLARKTON NFA w/ Restrictions
NCD981922362 GREIF, INC 409 E ELM ST BLADENBORO Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0002467 HWY 87 METHANOL SPILL NEAR HWY 87 & DUPONT RR SPUR NFA
BRUNSWICK
NONCD0002788 ALLOWAY RESIDENCE 405 PARADISE LANE SHALLOTTE SPL
NONCD0001967 AMERICAN DISTILLATION, INC 1690 NE ROYSTER RD LELAND SPL
NCD986215671 ARCHER DANIELS MIDLAND PCB 1730 E MOORE ST SOUTHPORT NFA
NCD003184710 CAROLINA CREOSOTING CORPORATION EASTBROOK ROAD LELAND SPL
NCD091570960 CAROLINA P&L CO. BRUNSWICK STEAM HWY 87 SOUTHPORT NFA
NC0000183103 CHEMICAL CARTAGE COMPANY 141 OLD FAYETTEVILLE RD.LELAND NFA
NONCD0001155 D&G PROPERTIES-SLAUGHTERHOUSE PARCEL ROYSTER RD NAVASSA SPL
NONCD0001100 DUPONT DUMP NORTH OF SR 1430 NAVASSA Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001805 EXXON PIPELINE RIVER RD LELAND NFA
NCD093137636 GENERAL WOOD PRESERVING CO., INC.HWY 74/76 LELAND SPL
NONCD0001799 GREGORY POOLE EQUIPMENT CO,151 BACKHOE RD.LELAND NFA
NCD045920279 HOLDING POND FOR WASTE/USS 100 QUALITY DR NAVASSA NFA w/ Restrictions
NONCD0001897 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICAL SALES & SERV 2051 ANDREW JACKSON HWY LELAND Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003084 LELAND AUTO SALVAGE 142 AND 150 S NAVASSA RD LELAND Evaluation Pending
NONCD0000072 LOWE'S PROPERTY 4891 LONG BEACH RD SOUTHPORT NFA
NONCD0003024 MOLPUS WOODLANDS PLANE CRASH SITE TOWN CREEK RD LELAND Evaluation Pending
NCSFN0406896 MULBERRY ROAD N MULBERRY RD NW SHALLOTTE NFA
NCD091572073 NATIONAL STARCH & CHEMICAL COMPANY 2271 ANDREW JACKSON HWY LELAND SPL
NCD982119612 NC DOT MAINTENANCE YARD PCB BRIDGERS ROAD SHALLOTTE NFA
NONCD0002225 NUCON 1969 POPULAR STREET LELAND NFA
NONCD0002228 OAK ISLAND POLICE DEPT.4621 E. OAK ISLAND DRIVE OAK ISLAND SPL
NCD986215242 P AND W WASTE OIL 10518 ROYSTER RD LELAND Evaluation Pending
NCD075578385 PFIZER INC/THOMAS PHILLIPS MOORE ST SR 1528 SOUTH PORT NFA
NCD982133555 POLYMER RECYCLE 9100 LACKEY ROAD NE LELAND Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001556 QUARTER HORSE LANE PROPERTY 6450 QUARTER HORSE LANE OCEAN ISLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002790 RIVERS JUNKYARD 5501 DOGWOOD ST WINNABOW SPL
NCN000407775 ROYSTER FERTILIZER 1690 NE ROYSTER RD LELAND SPL
NONCD0002511 SOUTH BRUNSWICK MIDDLE SCHOOL 100 COUGAR DRIVE SOUTHPORT Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0003151 STEVENS PARK W 9TH STREET AND MAPLE STREET SOUTHPORT Evaluation Pending
NC0210020541 US DOD MILITARY OCEAN TERMINAL SUNNY POINT OCEAN TERMINL SOUTHPORT Evaluation Pending
NCD001704980 WILMINGTON BRANCH/BORDEN/SMITH DOUGL NAVASSA ROAD NAVASSA SPL
BUNCOMBE
NONCD0001237 ALBANY INTERNATIONAL / CHEYNEY BIGELOW P WEAVERVILLE HIGHWAY WEAVERVILLE NFA
NONCD0000045 ALCAN PACKAGING 3055 SWEETEN CREEK RD ASHEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NCD002464691 ALLIANCE CAROLINA TOOL AND MOLD SR 3495-GLENN BRIDGE RD ARDEN NFA w/ Restrictions
NCD052813250 AMERICAN ENKA COMPANY/BASF US 19 & 23 WEST ENKA NFA
NONCD0001271 ANDREX INDUSTRIES 180 DEAVERVIEW RD.ASHEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NCD986188787 ASHEVILLE COAL GAS PLANT #1 31 RIVERSIDE DRIVE ASHEVILLE Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0000032 ASHEVILLE COAL GAS PLANT #2 173 S CHAROTTE STREET ASHEVILLE Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0000034 ASHEVILLE INDUSTRIES 20 GLEN BRIDGE RD/SR3495 ARDEN SPL
NONCD0001290 ASHEVILLE MICA COMPANY 75 THOMPSON STREET ASHEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003086 ASHEVILLE TANNERY 339 OLD LYMAN STREET ASHEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001323 BASF-ENKA (OTM BUILDING)SANDHILL ROAD ASHEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NCN000407672 BEACON MANUFACTURING 2425 US HWY 70 SWANNANOA SPL
NONCD0001357 BLUE RIDGE BROADCASTING 3049 US HIGHWAY 70 BLACK MOUNTAIN Evaluation Pending
NONCD0000061 BULL MOUNTAIN RD DUMP BLUE RIDGE PKWY MP 373.5 NFA
NCD000830638 CAROLINA P&L CO. ASHEVILLE STEAM LONG SHOALS RD SKYLAND NFA
NCD981015886 CAROLINA PRODUCTION FINISHING 105 FAIRVIEW RD ASHEVILLE SPL
NONCD0001450 CAROLINA TIRE #2933 670 WEAVERVILLE HWY.ASHEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001451 CAROLINA TIRE #2936 990 PATTON AVE.ASHEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001452 CAROLINA TIRE 2945 2300 HENDERSONVILLE ROAD ARDEN Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001162 CHAMPION FINISHING CO 200 BINGHAM RD ASHEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001890 CHRISTIAN CREEK RD PCE 124 CHRISTIAN CREEK RD SWANNANOA Evaluation Pending
NCD079068607 CLARK EQUIPMENT COMPANY HIGHWAY 25 SOUTH SKYLAND NFA
NONCD0001525 COCA-COLA CO. SKYLAND CLAYTON RD.SKYLAND NFA
NCD079070702 DOTSON METAL FINISHING, INC.HWY 74 E ASHEVILLE NFA
NONCD0003030 EAST-WEST CAPITAL 217 COXE AVE ASHEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003206 ETHAN ALLEN WOODFIN 950 RIVERSIDE DR WOODFIN Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0003068 EXXON GAS STATION FRMR 51 MERRIMON AVE ASHEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001704 FAIRVIEW 66 SOLVENT CONTAMINATION HWY 74 CHARLOTTE HIGHWAY FAIRVIEW Evaluation Pending
NCD003163730 GENERAL INSTRUMENT CORP.1396 CHARLOTTE HWY FAIRVIEW Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0001772 GIRMES - FORMERLY SKF US 74 ASHEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002284 GOLF COURSE MAINTENANCE BLDG 499 CHARLOTTE ST ASHEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NCD980558761 GS LABORATORY EQUIPMENT 275 AIKEN RD ASHEVILLE NFA
NONCD0002263 HAYWOOD RD CONTAMINATION 520 HAYWOOD RD ASHEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NCD986188308 HIGHWAY 29 DUMP SITE I - 26 ASHEVILLE NFA
NONCD0001863 HOME SOLUTIONS (FORMER)1625 PATTON AVENUE ASHEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001172 HYMAN YOUNG GREENHOUSE 675 CEDAR HILL RD ASHEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003141 LYMAN ST SOLVENT CONTAMINATION 175 LYMAN ST ASHEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001379 LYTLE COVE RD SOLVENT CONTAMINATION LYTLE COVE RD SWANNANOA Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003028 MARTEL MILL 1990 RIVERSIDE DR ASHEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NCD986166320 MARTINS CREEK ROAD MARTIN'S CREEK ROAD BARNARDSVILLE NFA
NONCD0003070 MCDOWELL ST SOLVENTS 3 MCDOWELL ST ASHEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002066 METPRO PROP.(FOR. DRY CLEANER)1030 PATTON AVE.ASHEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002068 MICROMATIC/TEXTRON FACILITY 105 LYTLE COVE ROAD SWANNANOA Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002971 NEW LEICESTER HWY PCE CONTAMINATION 3161 NEW LEICESTER HWY LEICESTER Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002212 NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILYARD- PCE 33 MEADOW ROAD ASHEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002742 PARKWAY CHEVROLET (FRMR)205 SMOKEY PARK HWY ASHEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NCD071065957 PATHOLOGISTS MEDICAL LAB 104 DOCTORS BLD, DRS. DRI ASHEVILLE NFA
NONCD0002274 PATTIES BOOK SWAP 1478 PATTON AVE.ASHEVILLE NFA
NCD062548995 QUORUM KNITTING REEMS CREEK RD WEAVERVILLE Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0002361 RADIOSHACK PROPERTY 111 OLD BEE TREE ROAD SWANNANOA Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001108 RENTAL UNIFORM SERVICE 1829 HENDERSONVILLE RD ASHEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003008 RIVERSIDE DRIVE CONTAMINATION RIVERSIDE DR WOODFIN Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002878 ROBERTS ST HATCHERY 144 ROBERTS ST ASHEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002626 ROBERTS ST ORGANICS 109 ROBERTS ST ASHEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NCD062552153 SAYLES-BILTMORE BLEACHERIES SWANNANOA RD ASHEVILLE NFA
NCN000407206 SHULIMSON BROTHERS SCRAP YARD 70 MEADOW ROAD ASHEVILLE Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0002038 SILVERMAN PROPERTY 48 SWANNANOA RIVER RD ASHEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NCD083673681 SINGER CO/KEARFOTT DIV HIGHWAY 70 BLACK MOUNTAIN SPL
NONCD0001163 SMITH'S AEROSPACE 401 SWEETEN CREEK IND. PK.ASHEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002483 SMOKY MOUNTAIN MACHINE 80 MCINTOSH RD.ASHEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NCD003951878 SQUARE D COMPANY 128 BINGHAM RD ASHEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002801 SWANNANOA DJJDP PROPERTY WOODLAND DR SWANNANOA NFA w/ Restrictions
NCD981474158 SWEETEN CREEK DRUM SITE 115 SWEETEN CREEK ROAD ASHEVILLE SPL
NONCD0003159 SWEETEN CREEK ROAD CONTAMINATION 1140 SWEETEN CREEK RD ASHEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003250 SWEETEN CREEK ROAD VOCS 130 SWEETEN CREEK ROAD ASHEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NCD002221703 SYBRON ARDEN PLANT 95 GLENN BRIDGE ROAD ARDEN NFA
NONCD0002599 TICAR CHEMICAL CO PO BOX 4205 ASHEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NC4210020042 USA RESERVE XVIII AIRBORNE CORPS 224 LOUISIANA ASHEVILLE NFA
NONCD0002887 VOLVO CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT (FRMR)2169 HENDERSONVILLE RD ASHEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002679 VULCAN MATERIALS P.O. BOX 156 ENKA Evaluation Pending
BURKE
NONCD0002922 ANTIOCH FOOD MART 2940 NC 18 MORGANTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0000051 BURKE COUNTY SCHOOL PROPERTY NC 126 & WATER MILL GLEN MORGANTON NFA
NONCD0001398 BURKE MILLS, INC.119 STERLING ST.VALDESE Evaluation Pending
NCN000410098 BURLINGTON 100 BURKE ST RHODHISS Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001434 CAPRI INDUSTRIES, INC.1401 BURKEMONT AVE.MORGANTON Evaluation Pending
NCD091258517 DANA CORPORATION 105 WAMSUTTA MILL ROAD MORGANTON NFA
NCD000623140 DURACELL INTL. LITHIUM SYSTEMS LOVELADY LN VALDESE NFA
NONCD0001689 ETHAN ALLEN FACILITY (FORMER)1185 DREXEL RD.VALDESE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001766 GEO HILDEBRAND ELEM. SCHOOL GEORGE HILDEBRAND SCH. RD.Evaluation Pending
NCN000410280 GREAT LAKES CARBON CORPORATION 307 JAMESTOWN ROAD MORGANTON SPL
NCD003163888 HENREDON FURNITURE 400 HENREDON RD MORGANTON SPL
NCD980847123 HURT RESIDENCE HWY 64 MORGANTON SPL
NCD049997786 INMONT CORP/BASF CORPORATION 1110 CARBON CITY ROAD MORGANTON Evaluation Pending
NCD986176477 LAKE JAMES UNDERWATER BOX GLEN ALPINE NFA
NCD003167988 MARANTZ PIANO CO INC/ANEVKA, INC HWY 64/70 E MORGANTON NFA
NONCD0001098 NATIONAL TEXTILES, LLP REEP DRIVE MORGANTON SPL
NCD981023732 NEUVILLE SOCK PROPERTY US 64/70 I-40 ACCESS ROAD HILDEBRAN SPL
NCD986215499 PARKER INDUSTRIES 4867 RHONEY ROAD NFA
NCD000609784 PT COMPONENTS INC ONE CHAIN DR MORGANTON NFA
NCD055161186 ROMARCO, LTD.ROMARCO RD MORGANTON NFA
NONCD0002572 T&T SUPERMARKET 261 WEST FLEMING DRIVE MORGANTON NFA
NCD067392175 TRAMCO, INC.SR 1611 SPL
NCD981472624 US 70 DRUM DUMP US 70 MORGANTON NFA
NONCD0002783 VALDESE MEDICAL OFFICE BLDG 720 MALCOLM BLVD NFA
NONCD0001246 VINCENTE WELL 17761 STONE PATH LANE Evaluation Pending
CABARRUS
NONCD0001373 BRAKE XPERTS (FORMER)1579 HIGHWAY 29N CONCORD Evaluation Pending
NC0001096601 BRANCH BATTERY 658 SUNDERLAND ROAD CONCORD NFA
NCD000822304 BREY MCNAR WWTP NC HWY 49 NR US HWY 601 CONCORD NFA
NONCD0002929 BRUMLEY AVE NE & CHUCH ST N BRUMLEY AVE NE & CHURCH ST N CONCORD Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001122 CABARRUS ROUNDABOUT CABARRUS AVE & OLD CHARLOTTE CONCORD SPL
NONCD0000083 CHEESMAN PROPERTY 3251 GREGORY ROAD ROCKWELL NFA
NONCD0003092 CHESTNUT AVE SOIL CONTAMINATION 203 CHESTNUT AVE KANNAPOLIS Evaluation Pending
NCD986185403 CLINE PCB CONTAMINATED WELL 2648 CENTER GROVE ROAD KANNAPOLIS NFA
NCD986197333 CONCORD COAL GAS PLANT 183 ACADEMY AVENUE NW CONCORD Voluntary (AA)
NCD991277773 CONCORD ROCKY RIVER REGIONAL BREEZY LANE CONCORD NFA
NCD003152659 CONCORD TELEPHONE/REICHHOLD CHEMICAL 161 BUFFALO AVENUE CONCORD NFA
NONCD0001026 COOK PROPERTY COLD SPRINGS ROAD CONCORD NFA
NONCD0001581 DA MOORE CORPORATION 2 36 OAK DRIVE CONCORD NFA
NONCD0001594 DB PENNINGTON ESTATE 869 WEST C ST.KANNAPOLIS Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002803 FERREE PROPERTY 1140 & 1150 IVEY CLINE RD CONCORD NFA
NONCD0001561 FREDRICKSON MOTORS EXP PCE 2244 PITTS SCHOOL RD CONCORD Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001115 HAHN DAIRY FARM LONG RUN FARM RD MOUNT PLEASANT NFA
NCD980557722 HARRISBURG BATTERY 2609 HIGHWAY 49 HARRISBURG SPL
NONCD0002966 HOMETOWN CONVENIENCE L610 8830 E FRANKLIN ST MT PLEASANT Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001885 HWY 601 AND HWY 24/27, MIDLAND HWY 601 AND HWY 24/27 MIDLAND Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001860 I85 & HWY73 CHLORINATED SOLVENTS 4662 DAVIDSON HWY CONCORD Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001933 JOHNSON CONCRETE/PIEDMONT BLOCK 106 OLD DAVIDSON PLACE NW CONCORD Evaluation Pending
NONCD0000802 LES MYERS PARK LAWNDALE AVENUE EXT.CONCORD SPL
NCD981031511 LOVE BATTERY SITE US HIGHWAY 29 & LIST AVE CONCORD NFA
NCD991278755 MARTINS BATTERY SALVAGE, INC.5500 ASHLAND RD KANNAPOLIS SPL
NONCD0001015 MARY CIRCLE BATTERY ZION CHURCH & MARY CRL CONCORD SPL
NONCD0002079 MINI-MART 1250 OLD CHARLOTTE RD.CONCORD Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002167 NCDOT ASPHALT SITE #4 (M & M MINERALS)N OF HWY 73, S OF I-85, W OF H CONCORD Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002168 NCDOT ASPHALT SITE #40/BLYTHE IND.7450 POPLAR TENT ROAD CONCORD Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001039 OVERCASH GRAVEL & GRADING CO. INC.1150 SHELTON ROAD CONCORD SPL
NCN000410937 PATTERSON AVE BATTERY DUMP PATTERSON AVE & BONNIE ST-SE CONCORD Evaluation Pending
NCN000407204 PHOENIX MINE PHOENIX CIR CONCORD NFA
NCD981031578 RAINBOW DRIVE BATTERY SR 1646 KANNAPOLIS SPL
NCD986232700 RILEY BATTERY SITE DILEEN DRIVE CONCORD NFA
NONCD0002406 ROACH, INC (HALE TRAILER..)1335 IVEY CLINE ROAD CONCORD Evaluation Pending
NCD093334969 S & S METALS RECYCLING COMPANY SHORTCUT ROAD/SR 2455 GOLD HILL SPL
NONCD0002460 SERVCO STATION (FORMER)520 N CANNON BLVD KANNAPOLIS Evaluation Pending
NCD980729651 SOUTHERN LATEX CORP.379 CENTRAL DRIVE CONCORD NFA
NONCD0002533 STAR AMERICA INC - MT PLEASANT 8455 NC HWY 49N MT. PLEASANT Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002823 STOGNER RESIDENCE 8500 FLOWE'S ST CONCORD Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002982 TURKEY ROAD PCE TURKEY RD KANNAPOLIS Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002639 TUSCARORA YARNS, INC.8760 E. FRANKLIN ST.MT. PLEASANT Evaluation Pending
NCN000410583 VILLA MHP-BATTERYDUMP IRENE AVE & VENICE ST KANNAPOLIS Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001215 WAYNE'S AUTO SALVAGE 11801 MOORESVILLE RD DAVIDSON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0000012 WHITES GRAVEL PIT 1515 HWY 49 SOUTH CONCORD SPL
CALDWELL
NONCD0001245 ALLEN-BECK NON-PETROLEUM HWY 321 N.GRANITE FALLS Voluntary (AA)
NCN000410100 APPALACHIAN CHEMICAL COMPANY S.R. 1159, WEBB-PRICE ROAD GRANITE FALLS Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001597 AVERY DENNISON (FMR PAXAR CORP)950 GERMAN ST LENOIR Evaluation Pending
NCD003158979 BERNHART FURNITURE CO. PLANT #2 VIRGINIA ST LENOIR NFA
NONCD0003244 BLUE BELL MILL 1241 COLLEGE AVE SW LENOIR Evaluation Pending
NCD991278466 BROYHILL FURNITURE MILLER HILL NC 18 S LENOIR NFA
NCD045456134 BUSS AUTOMATION INCORPORATED 511 CREEKWAY DR, NW LENOIR Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001416 CALDWELL FREIGHT LINES 2550 HICKORY BOULEVARD SOUTHWE LENOIR Evaluation Pending
NCD980799142 CALDWELL INDUSTRIAL SERVICES, INC SPARTAN ROAD HUDSON NFA
NCD079047148 CHEMICAL COATINGS HIGHWAY 301 BYPASS HUDSON NFA
NONCD0001189 CROSSROADS OIL 320 ELIZABETH ST LENOIR Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003071 DAFCO ABANDONNED TOTES 2698 HICKORY BLVD HUDSON Evaluation Pending
NCD986204758 GAMEWELL DRUM SITE CRAIG MOUNTAIN ROAD GAMEWELL NFA
NONCD0001008 HAMMORY/KINCAID FURNITURE 2961 ROCKY RD GAMEWELL NFA
NCD046149019 HISTRAND CHEMICAL, INC.HWY 9 LENOIR SPL
NCD980839757 INDIAN GRAVE GAP DRUM DISPOSAL APPROX 2 MLS N OF SR 1513 LENOIR SPL
NCD079066833 LENOIR REFINING COMPANY 263 PENNTON AVE NW LENOIR SPL
NCD986171262 MARSHALL MONEY BUCKET WASHING HWY 321 NORTH LENOIR NFA
NONCD0002195 NEPTCO PLANT TRC ENV CONSULTANTS LENIOR NFA
NONCD0001036 NORWOOD STREET SOLVENTS 2400 BLOCK OF NORWOOD STREET LENOIR SPL
NCD986190858 OAKHILL PCB SR 1719 LENOIR NFA
NCD053009510 RELIANCE UNIVERSAL OF KENTUCKY 1713 MAIN STREET NW LENOIR NFA
NCD062568035 SINGER CO/FURNITURE DIV 5 6 7 2424 NORWOOD ST-HWY 321S LENOIR NFA
NCD000604330 SINGER CO/FURNITURE DIV PLT 1 1409 WEST COLLEGE AVE, SW LENOIR NFA
NCD000604322 SINGER CO/FURNITURE DIV PLTS 3 904 VIRGINIA STREET LENOIR Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001009 SINGER PLANT #2 VIRGINIA STREET LENOIR SPL
NONCD0003238 STEELE COTTON MILL 1201 STEEL ST LENOIR Evaluation Pending
NCD054290770 THOMASVILLE FURNITURE INDS/LENOIR 315 ELIZABETH ST NW LENOIR NFA w/ Restrictions
NONCD0001031 WIENBERGER PROPERTY SMOKEY GREEN ROAD GAMEWELL NFA
CAMDEN
NONCD0003291 ACADEMI TRAINING FACILITY 850 PUDDIN RIDGE RD MOYOCK Evaluation Pending
CARTERET
NC5690308262 ANT USCG FORT MACON STATION FORT MACON ROAD ATLANTIC BEACH NFA
NONCD0001298 ATLANTIC AUTO SALVAGE 5871 HWY 70 EAST NEWPORT Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001466 BEACHVIEW EXXON 2410 ARENDELL ST MOREHEAD CITY Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003149 GALLANT MARITIME 293 W BEAUFORT RD EXT BEAUFORT Evaluation Pending
NCD980557862 GUTHRIE, ERNEST PROPERTY 260 UTOPIA DRIVE NEWPORT NFA
NONCD0001820 HANKISON INTERNATIONAL 199 UTOPIA DR-170 HANKINSON DR NEWPORT NFA
NONCD0003280 HWY 70 MOREHEAD CITY 5429 HIGHWAY 70 EAST MOREHEAD CITY Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001233 LOFTIN PROPERTY 2361 LENNOXVILLE RD BEAUFORT SPL
NONCD0002792 MARSHALLBERG BOAT YARD 1290 & 1295 MARSHALLBERG RD MARSHALLBERG SPL
NONCD0002096 MOREHEAD CITY DMV 5347 HWY. 70 WEST MOREHEAD CITY NFA
NONCD0002091 MOREHEAD MARINE (FORMER)4971 ARENDELL ST MOREHEAD CITY SPL
NC3131430180 NATIONAL MARINE FISHERIES SERV.ARENDELL STREET BEAUFORT NFA
NCSFN0407074 NC MARITIME MUSEUM 310 FRONT ST BEAUFORT SPL
NC5210022906 USA RESERVE XVIII AIRBORNE CORPS 405 FISHER ST MOREHEAD CITY SPL
NONCD0001347 ZAR PROPERTY 2371 LENNOXVILLE RD BEAUFORT NFA
CASWELL
NONCD0001038 BRYANT FARM DRUM DUMP W OF NC 86 400 FT S OF VA LINE GATEWOOD SPL
NONCD0001401 BURLINGTON IND. - WILLIAMSBURG PLANT SR 1100 MATKINS Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003015 CAMP SPRING 76 8920 CHERRY GROVE RD REIDSVILLE NFA
NONCD0002411 CORBETT RIDGE GROCERY 4887 CORBETT RIDGE RD YANCEYVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001928 JIMMYS QUICKIE MART 6883 OLD HIGHWAY 86 PROVIDENCE Evaluation Pending
CATAWBA
NONCD0001213 2ND STREET NE SOLVENTS 1106 2ND STREET NE, 11TH AVE N HICKORY Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001244 ALEXVALE FURNITURE PLANT #3 6005 HWY 10 WEST HICKORY Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001308 BACHS MHP SITE BACH RD & HWY 150E SHERRILLS FORD Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001328 BEAM RESIDENCES (KEN AND DON)3367 BURGANDY STREET MAIDEN Evaluation Pending
NCD083682583 BROYHILL FURNITURE 2309 NORTH COLLEGE AVE NEWTON NFA
NONCD0002785 BROYHILL/FURNITURE BRANDS 409 4TH ST PLACE SE CONOVER Evaluation Pending
NCSFN0406911 CAROLINA ASSOCIATED MILL 766 HWY 10 W NEWTON SPL
NCD047285598 CAROLINA SOLVENTS, INC.2274 1ST ST SE HICKORY NFA
NCD062550082 CARPENTER CO - CONOVER PLANT 2009 KEISLER DAIRY RD CONOVER Evaluation Pending
NCD000648428 CARTER-WEBER INC. HICKORY PLANT 1120 TATE BLVD HICKORY NFA
NONCD0001464 CATAWBA COUNTY SCHOOL BUS GARAGE - SOLVE 2440 NORTH MAIN AVENUE NEWTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001465 CATAWBA TRUCK RENTAL (CT GROUP)3350 N. OXFORD ST.CLAREMONT Evaluation Pending
NCD003221868 CENTURY FURNITURE COMPANY 420 12TH ST NW HICKORY SPL
NONCD0002304 CONOVER CHAIR COMPANY 210 FOURTH ST CONOVER Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0001114 CONOVER METAL PRODUCTS 315 S MCLIN CREEK RD CONOVER SPL
NONCD0001619 DIXIE YARNS - NEWTON 101 EAST 11TH STREET NEWTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001625 DOMINION TEXTILES (USA)155 21ST STREET NW HICKORY Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001631 DOUG WHITE AUTO MART 3351 HIGHWAY 70E NEWTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001636 DUDE INC 117 SOUTH MCLIN CREEK ROAD CONOVER Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001643 DUNMORE FURNITURE 1245 3RD STREET NE HICKORY Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001656 EAST 11TH STREET 100 EAST 11TH STREET NEWTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001680 EMERSON LEATHER (FORMER)816 13TH STREET NE HICKORY NFA w/ Restrictions
NONCD0001728 FOAMEX LP I - CONOVER 408 SOUTH MCLIN CREEK ROAD CONOVER Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001731 FOREST CITY TOOL 620 23RD ST NW LONG VIEW Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001279 FRYE CREEK @ US 321 N S OF US 321 N & 7TH AVE NW HICKORY Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001759 GELTMAN CORPORATION 1703 PINEVIEW ST, SE CONOVER Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001085 HICKORY COAL GAS PLANT 625 12TH STREET DRIVE NW HICKORY Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0002846 HICKORY WIRE (AKA MOSER PROPERTY)1711 11TH AVE SW HICKORY Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001997 HICKORY-LINCOLNTON HWY WELLS (SWINKS)HICKORY-LINCOLNTON HWY & ROCKY NEWTON Evaluation Pending
NCD000616763 HK RESEARCH CORPORATION 908 LENOIR HICKORY NFA
NONCD0002602 HONEYWELL INTERNATIONAL 1845 WITHERS RD MAIDEN Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0002040 HWY 70 PCE (HICKORY 66 SERVICE)1727 HWY 70 SW HICKORY Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001912 J&G BROKERS - SOLVENTS 750 18TH STREET NE HICKORY Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001915 JACKSONLEA-TOLUENE AST 1701 HIGHWAY 70 EAST CONOVER Evaluation Pending
NCD002388965 LACKAWANNA LEATHER CO., INC.HWY 70A WEST CONOVER SPL
NCD079049409 LANE CO. INC., VENTURE FURNITURE DEBORAH HERMAN RD CONOVER NFA
NCD044440642 LANE COMPANY, INC.37 NINTH STREET PLACE, SE HICKORY NFA
NONCD0002917 LANE VENTURE PLANT 14 1405 DEBORAH HERMAN RD CONOVER Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002033 MARKET BASKET - SOLVENTS 6593 HIGHWAY 16 CONOVER Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002035 MARTINS FOOD CENTER - SOLVENTS 7150 NC HIGHWAY 10 WEST, BANOA VALE Evaluation Pending
NCD991279118 MEREDITH/BURDA, INC.ST JAMES CHURCH RD NEWTON NFA
NONCD0002077 MILLS YARN, INC.1125 7TH AVE N.W HICKORY Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001286 MOSS FARM RD PCE 1993 MOSS FARM RD HICKORY Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002103 MOUNTAIN VIEW MARKETPLACE 2341 ROCKSHIRE LANE (OFF 127 S HICKORY Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002118 NATIONAL PARTITIONS & INTERIORS (FORMER)321 EAST J STREET MAIDEN Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002162 NCDOT ASPHALT SITE #20 (APAC)1520 11TH AVENUE SE HICKORY Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002020 NORTHWEST BLVD PCE CONTAMINATION 2950 NORTHWEST BLVD NEWTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002234 OLD SEALTEST DAIRY SOLVENTS 2115 HWY 70 SE HICKORY Evaluation Pending
NCD055165609 PANTASOTE INC. FILM/COMPOUND DIV.1508 S CENTER ST HICKORY SPL
NONCD0002811 PERFECT IMAGE (THE)1907 3RD AVENUE DR NW HICKORY Evaluation Pending
NCD066304627 PREMIUM COATINGS, INC.HWY 70A E.HICKORY NFA
NONCD0001903 REGAL MANUFACTURING 212 12TH AVE HICKORY Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002825 ROBERT EXPRESS 606 LENOIR RHYNE BLVD HICKORY Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002434 S&W CHEMICAL - SOLVENTS OLD US 70A CONOVER Evaluation Pending
NCD003228087 S&W CHEMICALS, INC.OLD QUARRY ROAD SE HICKORY NFA
NONCD0001806 SHERRILLS FORD RD CONTAMINATION SHERRILLS FORD ROAD SHERRILLS FORD Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002470 SHURTAPE TECHNOLOGIES 1620 HIGHLAND AVE., NE HICKORY Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003106 SIXTEENTH ST PCE_TCE 1400 16TH ST NE HICKORY Evaluation Pending
NCD986166353 SOUTHERN DESK 1720 FIRST AVENUE, SW HICKORY NFA
NONCD0002516 SPECTRUM DYED YARNS 422 15TH STREET SW HICKORY Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002800 SPRINGS ROAD 76 2048 12TH AVE NE HICKORY Evaluation Pending
NCN000407700 SPRINGS ROAD GO CART TRACK 4254 SPRINGS RD CONOVER SPL
NONCD0002524 SPRINGS ROAD SOLVENTS 3360 SPRINGS ROAD NE HICKORY NFA
NONCD0002535 STARNES MOBILE HOME 2111 31ST AVE DR NE HICKORY Evaluation Pending
NCD003228483 STYLE UPHOLSTERING, INC.33 23RD AVE NE HICKORY NFA
NCD105797922 TECHNIBILT/DIV OF WHITTAKER EAST PEACE ST NEWTON SPL
NCD081332991 TREND LINE FURNITURE CORP.641 4TH STREET PLACE SW CONOVER NFA
NCD000648436 TREND LINE FURNITURE CORP.W HOLLY ST MAIDEN NFA
NC6210021626 USA RESERVE XVIII AIRBORNE CORPS 1500 12TH ST NW HICKORY NFA
NCD986166759 WILSON SEPTIC PITS SR 1131 HICKORY SPL
CHATHAM
NONCD0003197 3M MINERAL - MONCURE 4191 HWY 87 SOUTH MONCURE NFA
NCD053488409 ALLIED CHEMICAL CORP/PERFORMANCE FIBERS 338 PEA RIDGE ROAD NEW HILL Evaluation Pending
NONCD0000014 BOISE CASCADE SR 1916 MONCURE SPL
NONCD0003294 BYNUM FIRST AND LAST MART 5520 US HWY 15-501 N PITTSBORO Evaluation Pending
NCD000830919 CAROLINA P&L CO. CAPE FEAR STM SR 1916 MONCURE NFA
NONCD0001485 CHATHAM MILLS, INC.480 HILLSBORO STREET PITTSBORO SPL
NCD003234879 CHATHAM NOVELTIES COMPANY S CHATHAM AVE SILER CITY NFA
NONCD0001650 DYNEA 790 CORNITH ROAD MONCURE Evaluation Pending
NCD071581128 HARRELSON RUBBER COMPANY SOUTH CHATHAM AVENUE SILER CITY NFA
NONCD0003116 HART FURNITURE CO 420 E 3RD ST SILER CITY Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001159 HYDRO TUBE SOUTH 1755 HILLSBORO ST PITTSBORO Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001362 JAY'S HYDRAULICS (FRMR)1911 NC HWY 902 PITTSBORO Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001990 LEE PAVING/NCDOT #48 SUGAR LAKE RD. [SR 1714]Evaluation Pending
NCD049845548 REICHHOLD CHEMICAL, INC.SR 1916 MONCURE SPL
NCD053488557 SOUTHERN WOOD PIEDMONT COMPANY SR 2139 GULF Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0003052 TOWNSEND & MCCRARY 1101 AND 1200 E THIRD ST SILER CITY Evaluation Pending
NCD071567259 WEYERHAEUSER CO/MONCURE STATE ROAD 1916 MONCURE NFA
NONCD0001110 WOODSON-TENET LABORATORIES 17570 HWY 902 GOLDSTON NFA
CHEROKEE
NONCD0001934 BRP US INC (FRMR)3750 AIRPORT RD ANDREWS Evaluation Pending
NCD089989917 EMERSON ELECTRIC COMPANY US 64 MURPHY Evaluation Pending
NCD038551263 TRI-COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE OFF US 64 E SOUTH OF NC 1 MURPHY SPL
CHOWAN
NONCD0001496 CHOWAN VENEER CO 259 AND 262 COKE AVENUE EDENTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002063 EDENTON DYEING & FINISHING (FRMR)125 DYE PLANT RD EDENTON Evaluation Pending
NCD980844450 GRAMPION BOAT WORKS SR 119 EDENTON NFA
NONCD0001913 JACK MARSH SPILL HWY 17 & HWY 37 SO.EDENTON NFA
NCN000407197 LEARY BROTHERS STORAGE (FORMER)VIRGINIA & BROAD STREET EDENTON SPL
NONCD0003082 SIMPSON STRONG TIE_FRMR 809 SOUNDSIDE RD EDENTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002968 TOWN OF EDENTON STREET DEPT 120 W HICKS ST EDENTON SPL
CLAY
NONCD0001099 C & L SURPLUS 1868 HWY 64 W HAYESVILLE SPL
NC0001402213 ELLIS JUNK YARD NEEDMORE DRIVE HAYESVILLE SPL
CLEVELAND
NCD981022015 ADYLOTTE, JP ESTATE SR 2214 EARL NFA
NONCD0002881 ARDEE/TRANSLITE 639 WASHBURN SWITCH RD SHELBY Voluntary (AA)
NCD981022072 BETTIS PROPERTY 1/2 MI. E OF BETTIS RD &EARL NFA
NONCD0001414 C&C SCRAP METAL 1538 BETHLEHEM ROAD KINGS MOUNTAIN Evaluation Pending
NCD981021702 CAMP, LEONARD PROPERTY SR 2226 EARL SPL
NCN000404801 CINDERELLA KNITTING MILLS 502 MITCHELL ST KINGS MOUNTAIN Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003248 CLEVELAND MILLS 101 W MAIN ST LAWNDALE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003167 CORMETECH, INC.304 LINWOOD ROAD KINGS MOUNTAIN Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002996 DICEY MILLS 430 NEISLER ST SHELBY Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002970 ELLA MILL 1012 S WASHINGTON ST SHELBY Evaluation Pending
NCD062566047 FASCO CONTROLS CORPORATION 1100 AIRPORT RD SHELBY Voluntary (AA)
NCD980729354 FOOTE MINERAL OFF SOUTH SERVICE RD KINGS MTN NFA
NCD986175651 GLEN RAVEN MILLS 114 RAVEN CIRCLE KINGS MOUNTAIN NFA
NONCD0001072 J & C DYEING 1000 WEST GROVER STREET SHELBY SPL
NONCD0001923 JENKINS FOODS #2 2119 NEW HOUSE ROAD SHELBY Evaluation Pending
NCD000828244 KINGS MOUNTAIN PILOT CREEK WWTP ROUTE 74 WEST KINGS MOUNTAIN NFA
NONCD0001959 KINGS MOUNTAIN SMARTWAY U.S. 74 AND N.C. 161 KINGS MOUNTAIN Evaluation Pending
NCN000407089 L AND R OIL RECOVERY 601 LINEBERGER ST SHELBY Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002163 NCDOT ASPHALT SITE #22 ( ASPHALT PAVING HWY74/LONG BRANCH ROAD SHELBY Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001939 PETRO EXPRESS NO. 56 225 CLEVELAND AVE KINGS MOUNTAIN Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0002323 POST ROAD SITE 612 N. POST RD SHELBY Evaluation Pending
NCD980559983 PPG IND., INC./WKS 52 WASHBURN SWITCH ROAD SHELBY SPL
NONCD0001188 SHELBY BODY SHOP 1904 E DIXON BLVD SHELBY SPL
NCD986180909 SHELBY DYEING & FINISHING 1038 SAM LATTIMORE ROAD SHELBY SPL
NONCD0002778 SHELBY FARMERS MARKET 200 W WARREN ST SHELBY Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002464 SHELBY ROAD PCE SITE 1505 SHELBY RD KINGS MOUNTAIN Evaluation Pending
NCN000410427 SPECTRUM DYED YARNS 136 PATTERSON RD KINGS MOUNTAIN Evaluation Pending
NCD980558803 SULTZER-RUTI, INC.HWY 29 NORTH GROVER NFA
COLUMBUS
NCSFN0407144 CARTRETTE FIELD HWY 401 S CHADBOURN NFA
NCN000407241 CHADBOURN BATTERY US 76/74 & NC 410 CHADBOURN NFA
NCD986166460 CHADBOURN TIRE FIRE WILSON, BROWN,2ND & 3RD CHADBURN NFA
NONCD0001538 CONFLANDEY INC.3620 CHADBOURN HIGHWAY WHITEVILLE SPL
NCD000605303 FEDERAL PAPER BOARD CO., INC.865 JOHN L RIEGEL RD RIEGELWOOD SPL
NONCD0001726 FLOWLINE CORP.164 INDUSTRIAL DRIVE WHITEVILLE NFA w/ Restrictions
NCD000813600 GA-PACIFIC CORP CHIP-N-SAW HIGHWAY 74 WEST WHITEVILLE NFA
NCD000813543 GA-PACIFIC CORP/PANELBOARD HIGHWAY US 74-76 WHITEVILLE NFA
NCD000813667 GA-PACIFIC CORP/PLYWOOD SR 1436 WHITEVILLE NFA
NCD047375639 GA-PACIFIC CORP/TIMBER WEST MAIN STREET WHITEVILLE NFA
NCD024459471 GUYTON BATTERY SERVICE HWY 401 S CHADBOURN SPL
NONCD0001942 JR HEATH PROPERTY 2146 OLD STAGE HWY (HWY87)RIEGELWOOD Evaluation Pending
NCD980557847 KAISER ACME FARMARKET SR 1870 RIEGELWOOD SPL
NCD080891039 LACKEY INDUSTRIES WAREHOUSE PINE LOG ROAD WHITEVILLE NFA
NONCD0002786 METAL RECYCLING SERVICES 5192 JAMES B WHITE HWY WHITEVILLE NFA
NONCD0001074 OLD FORD BLDG FIFTH ST TABOR CITY SPL
NCSFN0406906 OLD STAKE ROAD OLD STAKE ROAD CHADBOURN NFA
NONCD0001178 PACKER PROPERTY US 701 & JEWEL ST WHITEVILLE SPL
NONCD0003254 PAG CHADBOURN 612 S BROWN ST CHADBOURN Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002819 PLANTER'S WAREHOUSE 1007 PIREWAY RD TABOR CITY NFA
NONCD0001121 R & R PLATING 623 COLUMBUS APPAREL ST WHITEVILLE SPL
NONCD0000062 S.R. 1943 BATTERY DUMP S.R. 1943 NAKINA NFA
NONCD0002669 STEPHENS TIRE FIRE 6721 CLARENDON CHADBOURN RD CHADBOURN Evaluation Pending
NCD000828616 USS AGRI-CHEMICALS FARM SERVICE HWY 701 WHITEVILLE SPL
NCSFN0406962 VINEGAR HILL LEAD SITE HWY 701 N TABOR CITY NFA
NONCD0000057 WATTS, LEVI PROPERTY 103 FAIRBLUFF ROAD TABOR CITY NFA
NONCD0002555 WHITEVILLE BUMPER & GLASS (FORMER)824 JEFFERSON ST WHITEVILLE SPL
CRAVEN
NONCD0001651 AMERICAN DEVELOPMENT CORP (FRMR)1456 STATE CAMP RD VANCEBORO Evaluation Pending
NCD045924065 AMF/HATTERAS YACHTS 110 N GLENBURNIE ROAD NEW BERN NFA w/ Restrictions
NONCD0002780 APAC-CLARKS ASPHALT PLANT OLD US HWY 70 CLARKS NFA
NONCD0001209 APAC-NEW BERN ASPHALT PLANT 510 S GLENBURNIE RD NEW BERN NFA
NCD003193588 BARBOUR BOAT WORKS, INC.527 TRYON PALACE DR NEW BERN Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0002883 BIDDLE STREET-1104 1104 BIDDLE ST NEW BERN Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002906 BRIDGETON HARBOUR MARINA 1101 NORTH B ST BRIDGETON Evaluation Pending
NCD047371794 COASTAL LUMBER CO 934 N CRAVEN ST NEW BERN SPL
NONCD0001032 COCA COLA BOTTLING WORKS INC HIGHWAY 17 NEW BERN NFA
NONCD0003114 DL ROGERS CORP 1814 NEUSE BLVD NEW BERN Evaluation Pending
NCD003201837 ENCEE CHEMICAL SALES, INC.HWY 17 N BRIDGETON Voluntary (AA)
NCD003190584 EVERHART LUMBER COMPANY SR 1117 NEW BERN NFA
NONCD0001791 GRAHAM DIXON PROPERTY 2100 HIGHWAY 17 NORTH BRIDGETON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001059 HARRIS TRUCKING EQUIPMENT (FORMER)5000 US HWY 70E NEW BERN NFA
NONCD0001828 HAVELOCK WASTEWATER TREATMENT 304 NORTH JACKSON DRIVE NEW BERN NFA
NONCD0001191 MIRACLE WATER REFINERS HWY 70 HAVELOCK Evaluation Pending
NCR000179606 N&B CO. - TERMINIX 2201 E US 70 HWY JAMES CITY Evaluation Pending
NCD986197259 NEW BERN COAL GAS PLANT 506 TRYON PALACE DRIVE NEW BERN Voluntary (AA)
NCD041466806 PHILLIPS PLATING US 17 HWY NORTH BRIDGETON SPL
NONCD0001350 PHOENIX RECYCLING HWY 70 & PINE GROVE RD HAVELOCK Evaluation Pending
NCD981929854 ROWES CORNER DRUM DUMP SR'S 1615 AND 1617 ROWES CORNER NFA
NCD003197704 SALT WOOD PRODUCTS, INC.11065 OLD HWY 70 W COVE CITY Evaluation Pending
NCD980848840 SCOTT'S CREEK BATTERY SITE 402 HOWELL ROAD NEW BERN NFA
NCD075550517 SWISS BEAR INC/TEXACO INC.200-208 E. FRONT ST NEW BERN NFA
NCD981928088 TEXFI INDUSTRIES, INC/NEW BERN 197 BOSCH BLVD NEW BERN SPL
NONCD0003061 URETHANE INNOVATORS INC 403 INDUSTRIAL DR NEW BERN NFA w/ Restrictions
NONCD0001054 WILLIAMS AUTO CENTER 401 D STREET BRIDGETON SPL
NONCD0003025 WORLD WOOD PRODUCTS 12045 OLD HWY 70 W COVE CITY SPL
CUMBERLAND
NONCD0003009 A&H CLEANERS 4515 BRAGG BLVD FAYETTEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001131 AMERICAN REFUSE SYSTEMS MURCHISON RD FAYETTEVILLE NFA
NONCD0001342 BENTON TRUCK SERVICE EASTERN BLVD.FAYETTEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NCD981932072 BIDWELL FARM SR 1609 LINDEN NFA
NCD041467267 BLACK AND DECKER/GENERAL ELECTRIC HWY 301 S FAYETTEVILLE NFA
NCD003189024 BORDEN CHEMICAL FAYETTEVILLE PLANT 1411 INDUSTRIAL DR FAYETTEVILLE Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0003007 BRAGG BLVD SOLVENTS BRAGG BLVD FAYETTEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001378 BRENDA BAKER PROPERTY HIGHWAY 301/SR 2243 HOPE MILLS NFA
NONCD0001849 BRIDGE NO. 116 REPLACEMENT @ CSX RR HILLSBORO ST FAYETTEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001410 BUTLER WARNER GENERATING PLANT CLUSTER AVENUE (SR 1723)FAYETTEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001736 CARGILL HEXANE RELEASE 1754 RIVER RD FAYETTEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0000023 CAROLINA P&L CO. FAYETTEVILLE CUMBERLAND RD & OWEN DR FAYETTEVILLE SPL
NONCD0001484 CHASON DIESEL INJECTION SERV.2980 GILLESPIE ST.FAYETTEVILLE NFA
NONCD0001240 CHROME-RITE PLATING FACILITY 514 SOUTH EASTERN BLVD FAYETTEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NCD024548133 CLARKE & PROCTOR TURPENTINE CO.331-249 WORTH ST FAYETTEVILLE NFA
NONCD0001199 COTTON FIRE DEPT 4618 CALICO ST HOPE MILLS NFA
NCD980502892 CREEK BRIDGE/BORDEN CHEMICAL US HWY 24-87 (GROVE ST)FAYETTEVILLE SPL
NONCD0001901 CROWN FORD FAYETTEVILLE 256 SWAIN ST FAYETTEVILLE Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0001591 DAVID HALL (SZMANSKI) PROPERTY 5035 HADDOCK STREET FAYETTEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NCD003198934 FASCO INDUSTRIES, INC.810 GILLESPIE ST FAYETTEVILLE NFA
NCD986197341 FAYETTEVILLE COAL GAS/RAY AVE RAY AVENUE FAYETTEVILLE Voluntary (AA)
NCD981928021 HOLLINGSWORTH PROPERTY 307 BROADFOOT AVE FAYETTEVILLE NFA
NONCD0001892 ICI/DUPONT HWY 53 EAST (CEDAR CREEK)FAYETTEVILLE SPL
NONCD0001899 INESCO SITE 800 WHITFIELD RD.FAYETTEVILLE SPL
NONCD0003162 JUDSON CHURCH ROAD TRUCK REPAIR 520 JUDSON CHURCH RD FAYETTEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NCD048958615 KELLY-SPRINGFIELD TIRE CO/GOODYEAR NAVASSA RD FAYETTEVILLE SPL
NONCD0001977 LAKE RIM SOLVENTS RIM ROAD & SANDRA STREET FAYETTEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001667 MCGILL'S MUFFLER SHOP 5860 YADKIN RD FAYETTEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NCD088563242 MONSANTO COMPANY/ROHM & HAAS CEDAR CREEK RD FAYETTEVILLE SPL
NONCD0002169 NCDOT ASPHALT SITE #47/BARNHILL 936 SHAW MILL RD FAYETTEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NCD981744717 PARKER FARM STRICKLAND BRIDGE SR 1403 FAYETTEVILLE NFA
NONCD0002993 PARKS BLDG SUPPLY/TERMINEX OWEN DR & ENTERPRISE AVE FAYETTEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003019 PEPSI-COLA 131 PEPSI LANE FAYETTEVILLE NFA
NONCD0002909 PLANTERS CHEMICAL 636 ROBESON ST FAYETTEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NCD040047425 PRILLAMAN CHEMICALS 334 WORTH STREET FAYETTEVILLE Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0002345 PUROLATOR PRODUCTS, INC.3200 NATAL STREET FAYETTEVILLE Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0003135 QUALITY CONCRETE 1587 WILMINGTON HWY FAYETTEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002570 SWEETWATER MHP & BOBBY TAYLOR OIL COMPAN SWEETWATER DRIVE FAYETTEVILLE SPL
NCD000623199 TEXACO INC/FAYETTEVILLE 992 SHAW MILL RD FAYETTEVILLE NFA
NCD986178226 TEXFI INDUSTRIES, INC 601 HOFFER DRIVE FAYETTEVILLE SPL
NONCD0003050 VALLEY MOTORS 3203 BRAGG BLVD FAYETTEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002997 VANDER SOUTH 115KV SUBSTN 711 JOHN B CARTER RD FAYETTEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002670 VEMCO MUSIC-LAKE LYNN 3542 GILLESPIE STREET FAYETTEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002900 VETERAN'S PARK 401 BRAGG BLVD FAYETTEVILLE NFA
NONCD0002731 WADE-GODWIN LDFL SISK-CULBRETH RD WADE NFA
NONCD0002702 WELLMAN FIBER INDUSTRIES HWY 53 CEDAR CREEK Evaluation Pending
NCN000407243 WOODYS SALVAGE YARD 4139 CLINTON RD VANDER SPL
NONCD0003066 YADKIN RD CIRCLE K 6489 YADKIN RD FAYETTEVILLE Evaluation Pending
CURRITUCK
NONCD0003176 COROLLA CATTLE DIP 1215 PONTON LN COROLLA SPL
NCD986166726 CURRITUCK PHOSPHORUS WST SIDE OF MEMORIAL BRDG POINT HARBOR NFA
NONCD0003046 MOYOCK MUSCLE CARATOKE HWY MOYOCK Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002193 NCDOT-FORMER ASPHALT TEST.#37 HWY 158 AT MAIME SR# SIDE ROAD POWELLS POINT Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002640 POWELL'S POINT REST STOP (FRMR)8364 CARATOKE HWY POWELLS POINT Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001158 STATE LINE HONDA 134 CARATOKE HWY MOYOCK Evaluation Pending
NCD980803001 WHALEHEAD BEACH/SUSQUEHONNA CORP COROLLA DRIVE COROLLA NFA
DARE
NC1690308233 CAPE HATTERAS NATIONAL SEASHORE RODANTHE NFA
NONCD0001043 CAPE HATTERAS SCHOOL HIGHWAY 12 BUXTON NFA
NONCD0001411 CAROLINA TELEPHONE-BUXTON 48161 NC 12 HWY BUXTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001768 DECATUR PARTNERSHIP SITE 1013 US 264/64 MANTEO NFA
NONCD0002499 KILL DEVIL HILLS AMOCO US 158 & EDEN ST KILL DEVIL HILLS Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001147 LIGHTHOUSE SERVICE CENTER HWY 12 & LIGHTHOUSE RD BUXTON Evaluation Pending
NCD986191799 MANTEO DRUM SITE MANTEO NFA
NONCD0002032 MARION KULICK - FORMER CATTLE DIP VAT JUNIOR ROAD FRISCO Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001640 NAGS HEAD SHELL 3643 S CROATAN HWY NAGS HEAD NFA
NONCD0002130 NCDOT - FORMER ASPHALTIC TESTING SITE 62 OFF DRIFTWOOD DRIVE MANTEO Evaluation Pending
NCD986171304 OREGON INLET BEACH CONTAINER AT OREGON INLET NFA
NONCD0002344 PUGHS CAR CARE CENTER 2209 SOUTH CROATAN HIGHWAY NAGS HEAD Evaluation Pending
NC6570027460 USAF DARE COUNTY RANGE SEYMOUR HWY 264 NFA
DAVIDSON
NONCD0000067 ASTOR DELK DENTON NFA
NONCD0001332 BELL RESIDENCE, JOHN 1508WHITEHART SCH.THOMASVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001370 BOWERS ESTATE 107 S. URBAN STREET THOMASVILLE Evaluation Pending
NCD991278581 BURLINGTON FURNITURE/LUMBER PL US 64 EAST LEXINGTON SPL
NC0001763366 BYERLY DRUM 501 & 503 OAK AVENUE LEXINGTON NFA
NCSFN0407140 CARDINAL CONTAINER SERVICES 138 WALSER ROAD LEXINGTON SPL
NONCD0002963 CARTER LUMBER 747 OLD HARGRAVE RD LEXINGTON Evaluation Pending
NCD060298809 CLASSIC FURNITURE CORPORATION ZION CHURCH RD THOMASVILLE NFA
NONCD0001552 COUNCIL PLANT 2-DENTON 1156 NORTH MAIN STREET DENTON NFA
NONCD0002691 DIAMONDBACK PRODUCTS, INC 40 W 12TH AVE LEXINGTON Evaluation Pending
NCD039129697 DUPONT EI DE NEMOURS & CO.ROUTE 8 DENTON NFA
NONCD0003251 E 2ND AVE PCE 19 E 2ND AVE LEXINGTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003205 EVERHART TIRE NON-UST 806 N MAIN ST LEXINGTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001707 FAMILY BOAT CENTER BADIN LAKE HWY 49 @ HWY 8 BADIN LAKE NFA
NCD077827244 FLEET TRANSPORT CO., INC.1820 S MAIN ST LEXINGTON NFA
NONCD0001727 FOAM TECH, INC.117 CEDAR LANE DRIVE LEXINGTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001202 INGRAM PLYWOOD INC 718 BASSETT DRIVE THOMASVILLE Evaluation Pending
NCD115990574 JMC PLATING PROSPECT INDUSTRIAL PARK LEXINGTON NFA
NCD986197358 LEXINGTON COAL GAS PLANT SR 2001-GAS PLANT ROAD LEXINGTON Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0001050 LEXINGTON FURNITURE IND. PLNT NO 12 3301 COTTON GROVE LANE LEXINGTON SPL
NONCD0001048 LEXINGTON FURNITURE IND. PLNT NO 2 3979 OLD LINWOOD ROAD LEXINGTON SPL
NONCD0001049 LEXINGTON FURNITURE IND. PLNT NO 7 178 LFI COMPLEX LANE LEXINGTON SPL
NCD000616334 LILLY CO. DRUM RECOND PLANT TRINITY AVENUE THOMASVILLE NFA
NCD003233756 MASONITE CORP. CUSTOM COMPONENT 200 MASON WAY THOMASVILLE NFA
NONCD0002136 NCDOT - SITE NO 16 LEXINGTON ASPHALT CITY DUMP ROAD LEXINGTON Evaluation Pending
NCD003235066 NEW AGE FURNITURE CO/MILLER TOOL PROSPECT INDUSTRIAL PARK LEXINGTON SPL
NONCD0002303 PIEDMONT METALS OLD HWY 29 LEXINGTON Evaluation Pending
NCD003216413 RALEIGH ROAD FURNITURE CORP/STANLEY 802 WEST CENTER ROAD LEXINGTON SPL
NONCD0001034 SALEM ST RESIDENTIAL DUMP 125 SALEM ST THOMASVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002486 SNYDER RESIDENCE, ROY 3142NEW CUT RD.LEXINGTON Evaluation Pending
NCD077821296 SOUTHERN RESIN/US INDUSTRIES INC 1510 DENTON ROAD THOMASVILLE SPL
NCD003214574 SPRUANCE SOUTHERN, INC.115 E ELLER DR SPL
NONCD0000084 THERMO PRODUCTS, INC.800 JONES STREET DENTON SPL
NCD077838589 THOMASVILLE FOREST PRODUCTS CLARKSBURY CHRUCH ROAD THOMASVILLE SPL
NONCD0003181 THOMASVILLE PLANT B 310 FISHER FERRY ST THOMASVILLE Evaluation Pending
NCD982115370 TRIPLE PLATING, INC 27 W MAIN ST THOMASVILLE NFA
NONCD0003245 WEBBER AUTOMOTIVE 10624 OLD US HWY 52 WINSTON-SALEM Evaluation Pending
DAVIE
NONCD0002123 ERWIN MILLS #3 314 MAIN ST COOLEEMEE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001706 FALLIES DRY CLEANING SOUTH MAIN ST. @ SALISBURY ST.MOCKSVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0000092 FUNDER AMERICA 200 FUNDER RD MOCKSVILLE Voluntary (AA)
NCD981928385 JOHN DEERE TRACTOR HWY 601 AND SR 1413 MOCKSVILLE SPL
NONCD0002595 THOMSON CROWN WOOD PRODCUTS 390 BETHAL CHURCH ROAD MOCKSVILLE NFA
NONCD0002856 TOWN OF MOCKSVILLE MAINTENANCE SHOP 337 SANFORD AVE MOCKSVILLE NFA
DUPLIN
NONCD0001595 DEANS PICKLES, FMR CATES 354 N. FAISON AVE.FAISON SPL
NCD003200656 FEATHER PROCESSORS, INC HWY 117 NORTH ROSE HILL SPL
NCD000773515 GA-PACIFIC CORP/HDWD SAW SR 1301 BOWDENS NFA w/ Restrictions
NONCD0001790 GRADY FARM SERVICE WARREN RD(NCSR 1301)FAISON Evaluation Pending
NCD000776732 SAFETY-KLEEN CORP 3-031-02 HWY 41W WALLACE NFA
NONCD0002543 STEVECOKNIT FABRICS COMPANY 601 WILMINGTON ROAD WALLACE SPL
NONCD0001453 WALLACE SOLVENT CONTAMINATION 114 E MAIN ST WALLACE Evaluation Pending
DURHAM
NCD084172469 AIRCO INDUSTRIAL GASES TRIANGLE DRIVE RTP NFA
NCD075582197 AMORE/WORTH CHEMICAL 2418 EAST PETTIGREW ST DURHAM SPL
NONCD0002094 BEASLEY AVE WELLS 3034-3036 HOLLOWAY STREET DURHAM Evaluation Pending
NCN000410370 BECKMANN DURHAM SANDEFUR 3333 INDUSTRIAL DRIVE DURHAM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001337 BENCHMARK MATERIALS 311 S. PLUM ST DURHAM Evaluation Pending
NCD047372503 BRENNTAG/SOUTHCHEM 2000 E. PETTIGREW ST.DURHAM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001404 BURLINGTON INDUSTRIES (FORMER)WEST MAIN ST DURHAM Evaluation Pending
NCD986171072 BURNHAM SERVICE CORP.3211 MAIMI BOULEVARD DURHAM NFA
NCD991278714 CAROCHEM, INC.540 GULF ST DURHAM SPL
NONCD0003133 CHATHAM PLAZA PROPERTIES 1108 E MAIN ST DURHAM NFA
NONCD0003138 CLASSIC CLEANERS 5300 N ROXBORO ST DURHAM NFA
NONCD0002965 CLASSIC TOYOTA 4513 CHAPEL HILL RD DURHAM Evaluation Pending
NCD986171064 COLEJON MECHANICS 3002 BRUNSON ROAD DURHAM NFA
NCD091568279 CONTINENTAL FOREST IND/FEDERAL PAPER 923 FRANKLIN STREET DURHAM NFA
NCN000410852 DANNY ROBERTS/INTERSTATE BP 2815 WAYCROSS RD DURHAM Evaluation Pending
NCD080885551 DAUGHERTY CHEMICAL COMPANY 307 WALKER STREET DURHAM SPL
NONCD0001639 DUKE MEDICAL CENTER (BELL BUILDING)TRENT DRIVE DURHAM Evaluation Pending
NCD000813519 DUKE UNIVERSITY HWY 751 GATE 11 DURHAM Voluntary (AA)
NCD986171098 DUKE UNIVERSITY TRANSFORMER STORAGE TOWERVIEW & WANNAMAKER DURHAM NFA
NCD986173938 DURHAM GAS PLANT 812 MALLARD AVENUE DURHAM Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0003194 DURHAM MAIN SUBSTATION 947 WASHINGTON ST DURHAM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002858 DURHAM PUBLIC SERVICE CO PROP (FORMER)309 BLACKWELL ST DURHAM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001192 EAKES CLEANERS (FORMER)827 W MORGAN ST DURHAM SPL
NCD991278524 ENVIRONMENTAL RECYCLING CO.1901 PEABODY ST DURHAM NFA
NONCD0001341 FREUDENBERG NONWOVENS (FRMR)3440 INDUSTRIAL DR DURHAM Evaluation Pending
NCD072018252 GENERAL ELECTRIC CO/MED STEAM TURBIN OLD RALEIGH RD DURHAM SPL
NCD065655599 GLAXOSMITHKLINE FIVE MOORE DRIVE DURHAM NFA
NCD986171080 GLIDDEN PAINT 2717 WECK DRIVE DURHAM NFA
NONCD0001826 HARRIS SEMICONDUCTOR FACILITY(SEE COMMEN 3026 CORNWALLIS RD RTP Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001843 HERCULES 9 DAVIS DRIVE DURHAM SPL
NONCD0003256 HERITAGE SQUARE III 606 FAYETTEVILLE RD DURHAM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001739 HILLS @ SOUTHPOINT LOTS 128 & 129 SOUTH BEND DR DURHAM NFA
NCD003198520 HONEYWELL, INC 921 HOLLOWAY STREET DURHAM SPL
NONCD0001869 HOOVER ROAD CONTAMINATION 211 SOUTH HOOVER ROAD DURHAM SPL
NONCD0003096 HUNT ST CHROMIUM CONTAMINATION 214 AND 216 HUNT ST DURHAM Evaluation Pending
NCD986215465 JMC USA INC ONE INNOVATION DR RTP NFA w/ Restrictions
NCD097724009 LIGGETT AND MYERS COMPANY 700 W MAIN ST DURHAM NFA
NONCD0002047 MATTHEWS, VC RESIDENCE 3426 HIGHWAY 55 DURHAM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002085 MITSUBISHI ELECTRONICS THREE DIAMOND LANE DURHAM Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0003202 N ROXBORO ST PCE 5258 N ROXBORO ST DURHAM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003108 NC HWY 54 CONTAMINATION 4001 AND 4151 EAST NC HWY 54 DURHAM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002873 NELLO TEER QUARRY-DENFIELD 5013 DENFIELD ST DURHAM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002782 NELLO TEER-CAMDEN AVE 1435 CAMDEN AVE DURHAM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002219 NORTHERN TELECOM-CEM.TANK SOLV 4600 EMPEROR BLVD.MORRISVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002261 PANTRY 4024 5274 NORTH ROXBORO ROAD DURHAM NFA
NONCD0002278 PBM GRAPHICS 4900 PROSPECTUS DRIVE DURHAM NFA
NCD003196193 PIFER INDUSTRIES, INC.2210 E PETTIGREW ST DURHAM SPL
NONCD0002321 PONDVIEW LANE PONDVIEW LANE DURHAM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002338 PSNC OPERATIONS AND GARAGE 3001 HARVARD AVENUE DURHAM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003107 RIGSBEE AVE CR IN SOIL 730 AND 723 RIGSBEE AVENUE; 62 DURHAM Evaluation Pending
NCD980839716 RIVERDALE HOMES/EARL GETTS 404 RIVERDALE DRIVE DURHAM NFA
NONCD0002078 ROCHELLE STREET WELLS 2505 ROCHELLE ST DURHAM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002870 RPM NISSAN 3930 CHAPEL HILL BLVD DURHAM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002449 SCARBOROUGH & HARGETT FUNERAL HOME 306 SOUTH ROXBORO STREET DURHAM NFA
NCD037160116 SCM-GLIDDEN METAL FINISHERS 2601 WECK DRIVE RTP NFA
NONCD0003246 SOUTHBANK BUILDING 400 WEST MAIN ST DURHAM Evaluation Pending
NCD980503148 SOUTHCHEM LANDFILL 722 EAST MARKHAM AVE DURHAM SPL
NONCD0002519 SPEIGHTS AUTO SERVICE CENTER 4723 FAYETTEVILLE ROAD DURHAM NFA
NCD986188878 SUPREME FINISHING FOUNTAIN STREET DURHAM NFA
NONCD0000020 TRIANGLE CHURCH OF CHRIST STATE ROAD 1110 RTP NFA
NONCD0002627 TRIANGLE FURNITURE STRIPPING 1221 & 1179 W NC 54 HWY DURHAM Evaluation Pending
NCD980600274 UNION CARBIDE CORP/AGRIC PROD 2 - TW ALEXANDER DR RTP NFA
NONCD0003157 UNIVERSITY FORD 601 WILLARD ST DURHAM Evaluation Pending
NCD980515308 UNIVERSITY OF NC AT CHAPEL HILL FINLEY GOLF COURSE RD Evaluation Pending
NC6680090002 US EPA TECH CENTER HIGHWAY 54 & ALEXANDER DR RTP NFA
NC9210022787 USA RESERVE XVIII AIRBORNE CORPS 724 FOSTER ST DURHAM NFA
NC4210021891 USA RESERVE XVIII AIRBORNE CORPS 1228 CARROLL ST DURHAM NFA
NONCD0002693 WAND, JOSEPH PROPERTY 2501 ENGLEWOOD DRIVE DURHAM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003231 WASHINGTON ST PCE 802 WASHINGTON ST DURHAM Evaluation Pending
NCD001493931 WECK, EDWARD INC.WECK DR RTP Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0002650 WHITNEY ENTERPRISES 814 MIDLAND TERRACE DURHAM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002769 WYNNE, MAY PROPERTY (FORMER)905 DANBURY ST DURHAM NFA
EDGECOMBE
NONCD0001273 ANSELL HEALTHCARE 2906 ANACONDA ROAD TARBORO Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0003190 ATLANTIC AVE METALS 1110 ATLANTIC AVE ROCKY MOUNT Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001310 BAILEY RESIDENCE 2704 ANACONDA ROAD TARBORO Evaluation Pending
NCD054412283 BLACK & DECKER PLANT (FORMER)3301 MAIN ST TARBORO Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0000046 BRYANT, ROY PROPERTY SR 1149 & 1006 SHARPSBURG NFA
NCD980838726 DAVENPORT CREOSOTE SR 1201 PINETOPS NFA
NCD095118212 GENERAL FOAM PLASTICS CORPORATION 501 DANIEL ST EXT TARBORO NFA
NONCD0001783 GNS EXPRESS MART 1637 BARNES ST ROCKY MOUNT NFA
NONCD0002522 JIFFY MART 1801 N RALEIGH ST ROCKY MOUNT SPL
NONCD0001986 LEBANON UNLOADING STATION VANCE STREET ROCKY MOUNT Evaluation Pending
NCD003183167 LONG MANUFACTURING 111 FAIRVIEW STREET TARBORO SPL
NONCD0002196 NEVAMAR DECORATIVE SURFACES 2901 ANACONDA ROAD TARBORO NFA
NONCD0002054 PINETOPS JENKINS CLEANERS 106 S 2ND ST PINETOPS Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002319 POLYLOK, INC./WELLINGTON SEARS 3006 ANACONDA RD.TARBORO SPL
NONCD0002378 REA CONSTRUCTION-ROCKY MOUNT 1970 TANNER RD ROCKY MOUNT SPL
NONCD0002405 RIVENBARK RESIDENCE 1831 VANCE ST.ROCKY MOUNT Evaluation Pending
NCD041466525 ROCKY MOUNT FIBER DUMP ATLANTIC AVE EXTENSION ROCKY MOUNT SPL
NONCD0001386 SUPERIOR ESSEX 2801 ANACONDA RD TARBORO Evaluation Pending
NCD981932023 TARBORO-EDGECOMBE AIRPORT HWY 44 TARBORO SPL
NCD040028011 TRINITY INDUSTRIES, INC.1529 VANCE ST ROCKY MOUNT NFA
NC8210021624 USA RESERVE XVIII AIRBORNE CORPS 804 FAIRVIEW RD ROCKY MOUNT NFA
NCD980842413 WILKINSON PROPERTY BATTERY SITE 3552 COOL SPRING ROAD ROCKY MOUNT NFA
FORSYTH
NONCD0002964 1400 BLOCK S MAIN ST SOLVENTS 1400 BLOCK S MAIN ST WINSTON-SALEM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001966 28TH STREET TCE CONTAMINATION 2500 BLOCK OF STOKES AVE WINSTON-SALEM Evaluation Pending
NCD060294139 A CLEANER WORLD 1221 W ACADEMY ST WINSTON-SALEM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003273 AC DELCO BUILDING N SPRUCE ST AND W 2ND ST WINSTON-SALEM Evaluation Pending
NCD083629196 AMERICAN INKS & COATINGS CORP.3755 KIMWELL DR WINSTON-SALEM NFA
NCD041230418 AMP INCORPORATED 3900 REIDSVILLE ROAD WINSTON-SALEM SPL
NCD980844518 AMP INCORPORATED 4798 KINNAMON ROAD CLEMMONS Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001263 AMP, INC. - BUILDING 54 6399 AMP DRIVE CLEMMONS Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001264 AMP, INC. BUILDING 109 3441 MYER LEE DRIVE WINSTON-SALEM NFA
NONCD0002205 AMP,INC-BLDG 090 375 W BODENHAMER ST KERNERSVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003164 ARDMORE COMMONS 1451 EBERT STREET WINSTON-SALEM NFA
NCD000276188 BEAUNIT CORP. PRINT PLANT 3801 KIMWELL WINSTON-SALEM NFA
NONCD0001133 BOWMAN GRAY-FRIEDBURG CAMPUS WELFARE ROAD WINSTON-SALEM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003013 BURK ST SOLVENTS 1020 BURK ST WINSTON-SALEM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001713 CARDINAL SHOPPING CENTER 2200 W CLEMMONSVILLE RD WINSTON-SALEM NFA
NCD980729479 CAROLAWN COMPANY 1426 W MOUNTAIN ST KERNERSVILLE SPL
NCD081427890 CAROLINA METALIZING CO., INC.1925 VARGRAVE STREET WINSTON-SALEM NFA
NONCD0001408 CARTER G. WOODSON CHARTER SCHOOL 420 GOLDFLOSS ST WINSTON-SALEM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002737 CAYUGA ST & N LIBERTY ST PCE 4212 N GLENN AVE WINSTON-SALEM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003285 CEMEX CONSTRUCTION 3290 AND 3230 N LIBERTY ST WINSTON-SALEM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001469 CENTRAL PARK-SALEM AVENUE CITY YARD DR WINSTON-SALEM Evaluation Pending
NCD991278680 CHEMCRAFT/SADOLIN PAINT PRODUCTS 3950 NEW WALKERTOWN RD WINSTON-SALEM SPL
NONCD0001508 CL SMITH PROPERTY 25.11 ACRE TRACT ZIGLAR ROAD WINSTON-SALEM NFA
NCD982101966 COLLINGWOOD FURNITURE INDUSTRIES 1665 MARTIN LUTHER KING D WINSTON-SALEM NFA
NONCD0002864 CONSIGNMENT FURNITURE 599 S STRATFORD RD WINSTON-SALEM NFA
NONCD0003011 DAVIS ACRES LANE DAVIS ACRES LANE WINSTON-SALEM Evaluation Pending
NCD003213030 DOUGLAS BATTERY MANUFACTURING CO.500 BATTERY DR WINSTON-SALEM SPL
NONCD0001633 DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT PROJECT FIRST ST @ CHURCH ST @ I-40 WINSTON-SALEM NFA
NONCD0001634 DOWNTOWN MIDDLE SCHOOL 280 SOUTH LIBERTY STREET WINSTON-SALEM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002765 DUDLEY PRODUCTS 1080 OLD GREENSBORO RD KERNERSVILLE Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0001035 DUKE ENERGY-WINSTON-SALEM POWER DELIVERY 1198 SOUTH BROAD STREET WINSTON-SALEM NFA
NONCD0002974 EAST 27TH ST METALS CONTAMINATION 740 E 27TH ST WINSTON-SALEM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001671 EDWARDS SEAT COVERS - SOLVENT 847 N. LIBERTY STREET WINSTON-SALEM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001700 FAIRCHILD INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS CO.3920 WESTPOINT BLVD.WINSTON-SALEM Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0002933 FAIRCHILD RD SOLVENT-BOWEN BRANCH 1105 FAIRCHILD RD WINSTON-SALEM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001987 FAIRWAY ONE STOP NO. 5 1253 N LIBERTY ST WINSTON-SALEM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001711 FAWLKES, R. - FENNEL ST.FENNEL ST.KERNERSVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0000017 FLAKT PRODUCTS 200 LOWERY STREET WINSTON-SALEM Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0001720 FLEET SUPPLY COMPANY - NONUST 2744 W. MOUNTAIN ST.WINSTON-SALEM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001749 GARDNER ASPHALT 1664 MARTIN LUTHER KING DR.WINSTON-SALEM NFA
NONCD0002793 H&S OIL COMPNAY 5280 HIGHT POINT RD KERNERSVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002945 HANESBRANDS INDUSTRIAL FACILITY 700 SOUTH STRATFORD RD WINSTON-SALEM Evaluation Pending
NCD044515211 HAYES-ALBION CORP/BRIGGS-SHAFFNER 3760 KIMWELL DR WINSTON-SALEM SPL
NCD003216397 HIGHLAND INDUSTRIES/BURLINGTON IND.215 DRUMMOND ST/SR 2089 KERNERSVILLE SPL
NONCD0001868 HOOKER FURNITURE CORP. - NONUST 210 N. MAIN ST.KERNERSVILLE NFA
NONCD0002937 I-40 INDUSTRIAL PARK 1640 LOWERY ST WINSTON-SALEM Evaluation Pending
NCD003464369 IMC/INTERNATIONAL MINERALS & CHEM GLEEN AVENUE EXTENSION WINSTON-SALEM Evaluation Pending
NCN000409780 INDUSTRIAL METAL ALLOY 20 E ACADIA AVE WINSTON-SALEM SPL
NCD000770487 JOHNSON CONTROLS GLOBE BATTERY 2701 JOHNSON CONTROLS DRIVE KERNERSVILLE NFA
NCD986232163 JSC GRAPHIC ARTS 300 PERIMETER BLVD WINSTON-SALEM NFA
NONCD0003148 KIMWELL DR SOLVENT CONTAMINATION 3803 KIMWELL DR WINSTON-SALEM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002003 LIBERTY GROUP 709 N. MAIN STREET WINSTON-SALEM NFA
NONCD0003182 LIBERTY ST METALS 3305 N LIBERTY ST WINSTON SALEM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002010 LINK ROAD SITE 1725 LINK ROAD WINSTON-SALEM Evaluation Pending
NCD003233111 MARSH FURNITURE COMPANY 1001 S CENTENNIAL ST HIGH POINT Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003039 MODERN INFINITI 1500 PETERS CREEK PKWY WINSTON-SALEM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002138 NCDOT - SITE #24 RAMEY CONST. ASPHALT PATTERSON AVE.WINSTON-SALEM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002145 NCDOT - SITE #54 THOMPSON ARTHUR ASPHALT 2805 INDIANA AVE.WINSTON-SALEM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002146 NCDOT - SITE #55 PAPCO-SHERRILL ASPHALT CRAFT DRIVE WINSTON-SALEM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002134 NCDOT - SITE #9 PAPCO ASPHALT SR 1120 WINSTON-SALEM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003276 NISSEN WAGON WORKS 1539 WAUGHTOWN ST WINSTON-SALEM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003076 NORTH LIBERTY ST SOLVENTS 1100 BLK 1100 BLK NORTH LIBERTY ST WINSTON-SALEM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002218 NORTH LIBERTY STREET PROPERTY @ SAMS CUR 4215 N LIBERTY ST WINSTON-SALEM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003078 NORTH PATTERSON AVE SOLVENTS 3500 BLK 3591 N PATTERSON AVE WINSTON-SALEM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003233 NORTHWEST BLVD WASTE OIL TANK 727 W NORTHWEST BLVD WINSTON-SALEM NFA w/ Restrictions
NONCD0002229 OGBURN DRY CLEANERS (FORMER)/ONE HOUR 4318 OLD WALKERTOWN ROAD WINSTON-SALEM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002975 OLD LEXINGTON RD PCE CONTAMINATION 2350-2390 OLD LEXINGTON RD WINSTON-SALEM NFA
NONCD0002246 OVERDALE ROAD TRANSFER STATION (PROPOSED OVERDALE ROAD WINSTON-SALEM NFA
NCN000407491 P&B DISTRIBUTION CHEMICAL FIRE 744 CHATHAM RD WINSTON-SALEM NFA
NONCD0001691 PARKWAY SHELL STATION-QUALITY OIL 1630 SILAS CREEK PKWY WINSTON-SALEM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001794 PATTERSON AVE SOLVENTS PATTERSON AVE WINSTON-SALEM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002285 PENN ENGINEERING 2400 LOWERY STREET WINSTON-SALEM NFA
NONCD0002291 PEPSI COLA - WINSTON-SALEM 3425 MYER LEE DRIVE WINSTON-SALEM NFA
NONCD0001140 PIEDMONT HAWTHORNE 3817 N LIBERTY ST WINSTON-SALEM NFA w/ Restrictions
NONCD0002328 PRECISION CONCEPTS GROUP 2701 BOULDER PARK COURT WINSTON-SALEM NFA
NONCD0002349 QUALIFIED METAL - OLD WINSTON 950 OLD WINSTON RD.WINSTON-SALEM Evaluation Pending
NCN000407364 QUARTER MASTER AUTO DETAIL 1239 OLD SALEM RD KERNERSVILLE NFA
NONCD0002354 R. J. REYNOLDS - QUALITY BLDG.100 S. CHESTNUT ST.WINSTON-SALEM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002926 REICH ST PESTICDE-PAH CONTAMINATION 4000 BLOCK REICH ST WINSTON-SALEM Evaluation Pending
NCD000616474 REYNOLDS RJ TOBACCO COMPANY 7TH ST & LINDEN ST WINSTON-SALEM NFA
NCD000616466 REYNOLDS RJ TOBACCO COMPANY 5TH ST & PATTERSON AVE WINSTON-SALEM NFA
NCD067441394 RJR ARCHER, INC.220 EAST POLO ROAD WINSTON-SALEM Evaluation Pending
NCD044514602 RJR ARCHER, INC.CUNNINGHAM AVE WINSTON-SALEM SPL
NONCD0002431 RUS 3775 INDUSTRIAL DR.WINSTON-SALEM Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0002437 SALEM ELECTRIC 801 BETHESDA ROAD WINSTON-SALEM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002438 SALEM UNIFORM SERVICES FACILITY 4015 NORTH CHERRY STREET WINSTON-SALEM Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0002439 SALVAGE BUILDING MATERIALS - SOLVENT 920 N. LIBERTY STREET WINSTON-SALEM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003274 SAMS PIT STOP FRANCIS ST AND WAUGHTOWN ST WINSTON-SALEM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002442 SANDERSON NISSAN-NONUST 3475 MYER LEE DRIVE WINSTON-SALEM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002445 SANTARO HOT MIX ASPHALT PLANT INTERSECTION OF NC HIGHWAY 66 KERNERSVILLE Evaluation Pending
NCD003231545 SHERWOOD TREATING CO., INC.1660 SILAS CREEK PKWAY WINSTON-SALEM SPL
NONCD0002487 SOMERSET COURT @ UNIVERSITY PLACE CAMERON AVENUE WINSTON-SALEM NFA
NONCD0001130 SOUTH MAIN ST SEWER LINE EXT 4660 FOLLANSBEE RD WINSTON-SALEM SPL
NONCD0002935 SPATCO FACILITY 1680 LOWRY ST WINSTON-SALEM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002513 SPECIAL CHILDREN'S SCHOOL (DUKE POWER)1480 SOUTH BROAD STREET WINSTON-SALEM NFA
NCD024895864 STEWART-WARNER CORP/BASSICK-SACK 2941 INDIANA AVE WINSTON-SALEM Voluntary (AA)
NCD053487765 STRATFORD METAL FINISHINGS, INC.807 S MARSHALL ST WINSTON-SALEM SPL
NONCD0000071 STROH BREWERY CO 4000 OLD MILWAUKEE LANE WINSTON-SALEM Evaluation Pending
NCD986176444 STROH/CHITTY FARM 5066 OVERDALE RD WINSTON-SALEM SPL
NCD081428104 SUN CHEM CORPORATION/GPI DIV 2400 0LD LEXINGTON ROAD WINSTON-SALEM NFA
NCD000006361 SUPERIOR ELECTRO FINISHES 115 EAST CORUM ST KERNERSVILLE SPL
NONCD0002580 TANGLEWOOD PARK MAINTENANCE - SOLVENT 4061 CLEMMONS ROAD CLEMMONS NFA
NONCD0002238 TERMINIX PEST CONTROL 3495 LEO ST WINSTON-SALEM Voluntary (AA)
NCD002560159 THIELE-ENGDAHL, INCORPORATED 1100 FAIRCHILD RD WINSTON-SALEM NFA
NONCD0002592 THOMASVILLE FURNITURE-WINSTON SALEM 1201 NORTH PATTERSON AVENUE WINSTON-SALEM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002625 TRIAD WAREHOUSE AND COLD STORAGE 829 GRAVES STREET KERNERSVILLE NFA
NONCD0002628 TRIANGLE MACHINE & ELECTRONICS 705 N.MAIN STREET KERNERSVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002972 TRIUMPH ACTUATION SYSTEMS 4520 HAMPTON RD CLEMMONS Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002829 TWIN CITY INDUSTRIAL CENTER 800 CHATHAM RD WINSTON-SALEM Evaluation Pending
NCD000813501 UNITED FURNITURE INDUSTRIES 401 W HANES MILL BLVD WINSTON-SALEM Evaluation Pending
NCD053485991 VARCO-PRUDEN BUILDINGS 1140 PERRY RD KERNERSVILLE Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0001294 WACHOVIA CENTER TOWER 100 NORTH MAIN WINSTON-SALEM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002980 WARREN CLEANERS 127 CHURCH LANE KENERSVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003235 WEAVER FERTILIZER BROWNSBORO ROAD 4020 BROWNSBORO RD WINSTON-SALEM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003223 WEAVER FERTILIZER WINSTON-SALEM 4440 N CHERRY ST WINSTON-SALEM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003089 WEST 7TH ST PCE CONTAMINATION 310 WEST 7TH STREET WINSTON-SALEM Evaluation Pending
NCD000772376 WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC/WINSTON-SALEM 3050 WESTINGHOUSE RD WINSTON-SALEM NFA
NONCD0002738 WILSON PEST CONTROL 401 WEST END BOULEVARD WINSTON-SALEM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002746 WINSTON-SALEM BUSINESS, INC.3190 CENTRE PARK BLVD.WINSTON-SALEM NFA
NCD986188845 WINSTON-SALEM COAL GAS PLANT NO. 1 BETWEEN EAST 3RD & 4TH WINSTON-SALEM Voluntary (AA)
NCD986188852 WINSTON-SALEM COAL GAS PLANT NO. 2 HIGH STREET & BRANCH AVE WINSTON-SALEM Voluntary (AA)
FRANKLIN
NONCD0001368 BOSTON GEAR 506 SOUTH BICKETT BOULEVARD LOUISBURG Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001141 DIAZIT COMPANY US 1 YOUNGSVILLE SPL
NONCD0002952 ET'S QUICK STOP 5703 NC HWY 96 WEST YOUNGSVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002718 HWY 98 DIELDRIN CONTAMINATION 462 HIGHWAY 98 (PO BOX 24)BUNN NFA
NONCD0003045 STERLING COTTON MILL 106 E GREEN ST FRANKLINTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002721 WILDER FARM, GAIL 3343 WEST RIVER RD FRANKLINTON Evaluation Pending
GASTON
NONCD0003137 ABC TOWING OF THE CAROLINAS 613 E SECOND ST GASTONIA Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002276 AFFORDABLE AUTO REPAIR 500 W FRANKLIN BLVD GASTONIA Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002930 ALABAMA AVE PCE ALABAMA AVE & 11TH ST BESSEMER CITY Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001243 ALEXIS SOLVENTS ALEXIS HIGH SHOALS ROAD ALEXIS Evaluation Pending
NCD000615872 AMP INCORPORATED 1260 SHANNON-BRADLEY RD GASTONIA SPL
NCD986175636 ASHE PATTERN SHOP (FORMER)4411 BEATY ROAD GASTONIA SPL
NONCD0001327 BEAM CONSTRUCTION CO BESS ROAD FACILITY BESSEMER CITY Evaluation Pending
NCD980559637 BEAUNIT CORP./DYING & FINISHING LINEBERGER STREET LOWELL SPL
NONCD0001335 BELMONT DYERS 18 LINESTONE DRIVE BELMONT Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001336 BELTEX CORPORATION 345 MCADENVILLE ROAD BELMONT Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003160 BELTEX MILL 130 PERFORMANCE DR BELMONT Evaluation Pending
NCD991279126 BESSEMER CITY OAKS CREEK WWTP SOUTH 11TH STREET EXT.BESSEMER CITY NFA
NONCD0001344 BESSEMER CITY ROAD PCE SITE BESSEMER CITY RD BESSEMER CITY Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001353 BLANTON WELL PCE SITE 1038 OLD CHURCH ROAD GASTONIA Evaluation Pending
NCD067435925 BURLINGTON INDUSTRIES, INC.EAGLE ROAD CRAMERTON NFA
NONCD0001457 CARSONS DRY CLEANERS (FORMER)400 CHESTER AVE JCT WITH RANKI GASTONIA Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001546 CEDAR GROVE DRIVE SITE 609 CEDAR GROVE DR GASTONIA Evaluation Pending
NCN000409889 CERTIFIED PLATING 2738 E OZARK PLATING GASTONIA Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001472 CHAMPION PROPERTIES 1661 FEDERAL AVE GASTONIA Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001482 CHARLOTTE PAINT COMPANY 1604 LANE ROAD MT. HOLLY Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001495 CHOICE, USA 809 E. FRANKLIN BLVD GASTONIA Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001502 CIRCLE K 8379 - SOLVENTS 101 MOUNT HOLLY ROAD BELMONT Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001506 CITY OF GASTONIA 2ND AVE. PARKING 2ND AVENUE GASTONIA Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001824 COMPONENT REMANUFACTURING SPECIALISTS 1224 ISLEY DR GASTONIA Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001553 COUNTY LINE ROAD SOLVENTS 2383 COUNTY LINE ROAD KINGS MOUNTAIN Evaluation Pending
NCD006556963 CR INDUSTRIES 4328 S YORK HWY GASTONIA Evaluation Pending
NCD044444735 CROMPTON & KNOWLES CORP.SPENCER MT RD LOWELL SPL
NCS000000478 CROWDERS MOUNTAIN STATE PARK CROWDERS MOUNTAIN STATE PARK GASTONIA SPL
NONCD0001584 DALE NORMAN TIRE COMPANY #2 3701 DALLAS-HIGH SHOALS RD DALLAS Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001585 DALLAS MACHINE COMPANY 610 E. AIRLINE AVE GASTONIA NFA
NONCD0001587 DANALEX FACILITY 515 E ALABAMA AVE BESSEMER CITY Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001467 DELTA MILLS-FORMER RAGAN LDFL OATES RD, NEAR HWY 274 GASTONIA Evaluation Pending
NCD062552336 DENNISON MANUFACTURING COMPANY 1640 HARGROVE AVE GASTONIA NFA
NONCD0002847 DISTRICT 12 HEADQUARTERS-NCFS NC 273 MOUNT HOLLY NFA
NONCD0001621 DIXIE YARNS PIEDMONT 1500 RIVER DR BELMONT NFA
NONCD0002824 DUKE ENERGY-ALLEN STEAM 253 PLANT ALLEN RD BELMONT Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001652 EAGLE PLANT (R.L. STOWE, JPS)EAGLE MILL RD CRAMERTON Evaluation Pending
NCN000404461 EIGHTH AVENUE EXT SOLVENTS EIGHTH AVE EXT CRAMERTON Evaluation Pending
NCD003150562 FIRESTONE TEXTILES COMPANY 1101 W SECOND AVE GASTONIA NFA
NCD986172617 FORBES ROAD WELLS/RAUCH IND 2408 FORBES ROAD GASTONIA SPL
NONCD0001045 FREIGHTLINER 1800 N MAIN ST MT HOLLY NFA
NONCD0001751 GASTON COUNTY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION COURT DR.GASTONIA Evaluation Pending
NCD981929300 GASTON COUNTY DRUM ROBERTS DRIVE GASTONIA NFA
NCD991277922 GASTON COUNTY DYEING MACHINE CO STANLEY 200 S MAIN ST STANLEY SPL
NCD003149291 GASTON COUNTY DYEING MACHINE CO.HWY 27 EAST MOUNT HOLLY SPL
NONCD0001752 GASTON COUNTY PUBLIC WORKS - SOLVENTS MARIETTA STREET AND LONG AVENU GASTONIA Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001753 GASTON SHELL 279 W. FRANKLIN BLVD GASTONIA Evaluation Pending
NCD986188829 GASTONIA COAL GAS PLANT 859-A MARIETTA RD GASTONIA Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0001767 GEORGE MATTHEWS PCE SITE 2101 DALLAS/STANLEY HIGHWAY STANLEY Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002841 GOBLE WELL 444 MCGUIRE ST GASTONIA Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001813 HALL WELL 908 PIERCE ROAD MT. HOLLY Evaluation Pending
NCD986166692 HARWELL ROAD SEPTIC PIT BEATY AND JOHN D ROADS GASTONIA SPL
NONCD0001830 HAWTHORNE ROAD PCE SITE HAWTHORN AND MILL STREET BELMONT Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001012 HAYS, A DIVISION OF ROMAC HWY 7 RANLO NFA
NONCD0001859 HODGSTON TEXTILE CHEMICALS 235 TUCKASEEGEE ROAD MT. HOLLY Evaluation Pending
NCD054283189 HOOVER MACHINE SHOP RATCHFORD ROAD GASTONIA SPL
NONCD0001880 HUNSUCKER WELL 111 FIELDCREST DRIVE STANLEY Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001924 JENKINS METAL CORPORATION 936 / 1001 NORTH MARIETTA STRE GASTONIA Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001950 KEN DUNCAN HEATING & COOLING #2 5002 HICKORY GROVE RD MT. HOLLY Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001953 KEYSTONE POWDERED METAL COMPANY 100 COMMERCE DRIVE CHERRYVILLE Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0001964 KLUTTZ FOUNDRY, FORMER 711 EAST FRANKLIN BLVD GASTONIA Evaluation Pending
NCD986175628 LEES MOTOR WORKS 4415 BEATY ROAD GASTONIA SPL
NONCD0002959 MARVE ST TCE CONTAMINATION 908 MARVE ST GASTONIA Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002048 MAULDIN WELL 310 MITCHELL ST BELMONT Evaluation Pending
NCD986223170 MCBESS INDUSTRIES OLD HWY 321 HIGH SHOALS SPL
NCD085083004 MOORE CO., INC/EASCO HAND TOOLS ISLEY RD GASTONIA NFA
NCD986187110 MORNINGSIDE DRIVE DUMP MORNINGSIDE DRIVE MT. HOLLY NFA
NONCD0003047 MOUNT HOLLY STEAM STATION (FRMR)599 AMERICAN ST MOUNT HOLLY Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0002105 MTE HYDRAULICS 108 CHICKASAW ROAD @ JCT W/ PE GASTONIA Evaluation Pending
NCD986171379 NEW HAVEN DRIVE TCE NEW HAVEN DRIVE GASTONIA SPL
NONCD0002253 PAINTER WELL 108 BARNES STREET BELMONT Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002264 PARK STREET SOLVENT SITE INTERSECTION OF NC 273 AND WIL BELMONT Evaluation Pending
NONCD0000099 PARTONS MOTOR COMPANY 2800 SOUTH YORK ROAD GASTONIA SPL
NCN000409881 PAYNE RD SOLVENTS 105 PAYNE RD BESSEMER CITY SPL
NONCD0002298 PHARR YARNS - STERLING 217 STERLING ST BELMONT Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002299 PHARR YARNS SLUDGE LANDFILL NEAR INTERSECTION HWY 7 & SR22 MCADENVILLE Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0002341 PUBLIC SERVICE CO. - MARIETTA - SOLVENTS 900 NORTH MARIETTA STREET GASTONIA Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002351 QUALITY METALS INC.1111 OATES ROAD GASTONIA Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002902 R.L. STOWE MILLS (FRMR CHRONICLE MILLS)96 E CATAWBA ST BELMONT Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002359 RACHEL STREET PCE SITE 102 RACHEL ST MT. HOLLY Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002849 RANLO DUMP RANLO AVE RANLO NFA
NONCD0002383 REECE MOSS RESIDENCE 1630 ARMSTRONG FORD RD BELMONT Evaluation Pending
NCD986182582 RHONE-POULENC (RHODIA)207 TELEGRAPH ROAD GASTONIA Voluntary (AA)
NCD986191807 ROSS ROAD TIRE FIRE ROSS ROAD CHERRYVILLE NFA
NONCD0002443 SANDS & COMPANY - SOLVENTS 3112 NORTHWEST BOULEVARD GASTONIA Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003214 SELKIRK RLTY: PHARR YARNS SPACE DYE PLNT MAIN ST MCADENVILLE Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0002927 SELLERS SERVICE STATION 7202 DALLAS CHERRYVILLE HWY CHERRYVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002459 SERVCO GASTONIA - SOLVENTS 1612 WEST FRANKLIN BOULEVARD GASTONIA Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003004 SOUTH GASTON RESIDENTIAL WELL 4804 HEMPHILL RD GASTONIA Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003032 SOUTH TRENTON STREET SOLVENTS SOUTH TRENTON STREET GASTONIA Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002493 SOUTHAMPTON RAQUET CLUB 2813 KENDRICK ROAD GASTONIA Evaluation Pending
NCD986176480 SOUTHEASTERN ELECTRO POLISHING 936 N MARRIETTA ST GASTONIA Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002899 STATELINE SCRAP METAL 5401 SOUTH YORK HWY GASTONIA Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002539 STEEL SPECIALITY 5907 WILKINSON BLVD BELMONT NFA
NONCD0002579 TALON ZIPPER FACILITY (FORMER)500 HOVIS ROAD STANLEY Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001025 TOOMEY PROPERTY 1020 HICKORY GROVE ROAD SPRINGWOOD SPL
NONCD0002787 TRAVIS KNITS, INC (AKA MOHICAN MILLS)1515 WEST ACADEMY ST CHERRYVILLE Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0002647 UNION ROAD 122 FAIRSTONE ROAD GASTONIA Evaluation Pending
NCD003164464 UNIROYAL INC/UNIROYAL CHEMICAL 214 W RUBY AVE GASTONIA SPL
NONCD0002877 VIRGINIA AVE PCE CONTAMINATION 8TH ST & VIRGINIA AVE BESSEMER CITY Evaluation Pending
NCD070626197 WARNER & SWASEY TEX MCH. CO.HWY 274 BESSEMER CITY NFA
NONCD0002700 WATSON TRANSPORT WELL 4127 KINGS MOUNTAIN HIGHWAY BESSEMER CITY Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003180 WEBB METALS 1305 PHILADELPHIA CHURCH RD DALLAS Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001705 WEST DAVIDSON AVE CONTAMINATION EDISON DR AND W DAVIDSON AVE GASTONIA Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002717 WHITINSVILLE SPINNING RING COMPANY 148 BOXWOOD LANE GASTONIA Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002925 WIX FILTRATION CORP-DIXON PLANT 1525 S MARIETTA ST GASTONIA NFA
NONCD0002932 WIX FILTRATION CORP-OZARK PLANT 1301 OZARK AVE GASTONIA Evaluation Pending
NCD986170678 WOOD ROAD DRUM BURIAL CIRCLE WOOD RD/SR 2641 GASTONIA SPL
NONCD0002983 WOODLAWN ST-180 BLOCK SOLVENTS 180 BLOCK WOODLAWN ST BELMONT Evaluation Pending
NCD986166288 WOODYS TIRE FIRE HIGHWAY 321 GASTONIA SPL
GATES
NCD981015860 CAROLINA ALUMINUM STATE RD 1128 DUMP SR 1128 EURE NFA
NONCD0003240 CARTERS ROAD METALS 38 CARTERS RD GATESVILLE Evaluation Pending
GRAHAM
NCD024770125 BURLINGTON FURNITURE ATOAH STREET ROBBINSVILLE SPL
GRANVILLE
NCD072003635 ATHOL MANUFACTURING COMPANY C & 22ND ST BUTNER SPL
NCD986180883 CCFC PESTICIDE DISPOSAL 607 HILLSBOROUGH STREET OXFORD SPL
NONCD0003252 FLETCHERS POWDER COATING LLC 1588 HWY 56 CREEDMOOR Evaluation Pending
NC0001206572 HORSESHOE CREEK ROAD HORSESHOE CREEK ROAD CREEDMOOR NFA
NCD991278870 MEAD CONTAINERS/WEYERHAEUSER PAPER HWY 56 BUTNER NFA
NONCD0002154 NCDOT 58 SR 1100 AND 1175 BUTNER NFA
NONCD0002301 PIEDMONT CIRCUITS TELECOMM DR.CREEDMOOR SPL
NONCD0000025 RANGE ROAD BURN SITE RANGE ROAD BUTNER SPL
NCD091576033 ZAPATA INDS INC/NEWTON INSTRUMENT 111 EAST A ST BUTNER NFA
GREENE
NONCD0001599 A.E. VANDIFORD STORE NC 903 & ORMANDSVILLE RD ORMANDSVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001296 H&G PROPERTY #1 202 E RAILROAD ST WALTSONBURG NFA
NONCD0002267 PARKER HANNIFIN CORPORATION 310 KINGOLD BOULEVARD SNOW HILL NFA w/ Restrictions
NCD981466931 WGM SAFETY HIGHWAY 258 SNOW HILL NFA
GUILFORD
NONCD0002817 AGATHA DRIVE AGATHA DRIVE STOKESDALE NFA
NCD071567374 AGRICO #2/BILL MARTIN LIVESTOCK 408 PATTON AVENUE GREENSBORO NFA
NCD024583288 AIR PRODUCTS AND CHEMICALS, INC.115 SOUTHERN OXYGEN RD GREENSBORO NFA
NCD006390561 AKZO NOBLE COATINGS, INC.1431 PROGRESS ST HIGH POINT SPL
NONCD0001910 ALLEN BRADLEY CO 5925 SUMMIT AVE GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001252 AMERICAN COATINGS 506 A RADAR ROAD GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NCD096160262 AMERICAN PETROFINA MKTG 7115 WEST MARKET ST GREENSBORO NFA
NCD061793253 AMF/HATTERAS YACHTS 2100 KIVETT DR HIGH POINT NFA
NCD003467974 AMP INCORPORATED 1126 CHURCH ST GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001265 AMP, INC. BUILDING 11 1124 N.CHURCH ST.GREENSBORO SPL
NONCD0002025 ANDREA DRIVE CONTAMINATION 101 ANDREA DR JAMESTOWN Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002989 ANTIQUE WAREHOUSE 1302 AND 1308 W GATE CITY BLVD GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001277 APAC-CAROLINA, INC.DULUTH LOOP ROAD GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001283 ARATEX SERVICES 509 TEAGUE ST.GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003058 ARLINGTON STREET CONTAMINATION 1109 ARLINGTON ST GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NCD000828814 ASHLAND PETROLEUM COMPANY 6311 BURNT POPLAR ROAD GREENSBORO NFA
NONCD0001293 ASSOCIATED MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS 307 SWING ROAD GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NCD060291648 AVERY DENNISON 2305 SOOBAR ST GREENSBORO NFA
NONCD0002863 BABY DIAPER SERVICE 1819 SPRING GARDEN ST GREENSBORO SPL
NONCD0001318 BARBER PARK 1500 DANS RD.GREENSBORO NFA w/ Restrictions
NONCD0001351 BILLER PROPERTY S. EUGENE ST.GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001375 BRAYTON INTERNATIONAL - C 250 E. SWATHMORE AVENUE HIGH POINT NFA
NONCD0001376 BRAYTON INTERNATIONAL COLLECTION, INC.265 SWATHMORE AVENUE HIGH POINT NFA
NONCD0001377 BREKENWOOD SUBDIVISION 2105 E. BREKENWOOD COURT Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001383 BRIN MONT CHEMICALS, INC.3921 SPRING GARDEN ST GREENSBORO SPL
NONCD0003121 BSC HOLDINGS GUILFORD COLLEGE RD JAMESTOWN Evaluation Pending
NCD096158696 BURLINGTON INDUSTRIES, INC.6008 HIGH POINT RD GREENSBORO SPL
NONCD0002339 CARDINAL CHEMICAL 4715 GRAFTON RD GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NONCD0000078 CAROLINA METAL AND ALLOYS 1016 E. SPRINGFIELD AVENUE HIGH POINT SPL
NCD980729412 CAROLINA TANK CLEANING COMPANY 1025 NC HWY 68 GREENSBORO SPL
NONCD0002666 CARQUEST RETAIL FACILITY 5307 W MARKET ST GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NCD044513307 CE SMITH CO 3704 OLD BATTLEGROUND RD GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NONCD0000090 CENTRAL TRANSPORT COMPANY HIGH POINT NFA
NONCD0000044 CHEMICAL AND SOLVENTS, INC.2804 PATTERSON STREET GREENSBORO SPL
NCD043711977 CHEMICAL LEAMAN TANK LINES, INC.6600 WEST MARKET STREET GREENSBORO SPL
NONCD0001489 CHEMONIC 1316 OAKLAND AVENUE GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NCD061801361 CIBA-GEIGY CORPORATION 410 SWING RD GREENSBORO Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0001522 COBLE PROPERTY 2611 HUSBANDS ST GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001529 COLORWORKS 3010 EXECUTIVE DR.GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001535 COMMUNITY PLUMBING & HEATING 305 SWING ROAD GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NCD980559157 CONE MILLS CORP/PRINT WORKS PL 1800 FAIRVIEW STREET GREENSBORO NFA
NCD000776914 CONE MILLS CORP/WHT OAK PLANT 2420 FAIRVIEW STREET GREENSBORO NFA
NCD991278169 CONVERTERS INK COMPANY SUITE 305 FRIENDSHIP CTR GREENSBORO NFA
NONCD0001551 COTTON MILL SQUARE - SOLVENTS 801 MERRIT DRIVE GREENSBORO Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0002990 CROWN ACURA 3908 W WENDOVER AVE GREENSBORO Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0002216 CROWN AUTO DEALERSHIP 3607 W WENDOVER AVE GREENSBORO Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0001568 CROWN DODGE - NONUST 3710 W. WENDOVER AVE.GREENSBORO NFA
NONCD0001569 CROWN HONDA & CAMCO 3633 W WENDOVER AVE GREENSBORO Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0001262 CROWN PONTIAC-SOLVENT 3904 W WENDOVER AVE GREENSBORO Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0001576 CULP TICKING 7209 HWY 158 STOKESDALE Evaluation Pending
NCD057037780 CUSTOM FINISHERS, INC.2213 SHORE ST HIGH POINT NFA
NCD982117590 CUSTOM PROCESSING AND MANUFACTURING 1110 SURRETT DRIVE HIGH POINT SPL
NCD003214319 DESOTO, INCORPORATED 1025 HOWARD ST GREENSBORO NFA
NONCD0001060 DIXIE MACHINE & TOOL CO 2204 PATTERSON ST GREENSBORO SPL
NONCD0001616 DIXIE SALES AUTO REPAIR - B 327 BATTLEGROUND AVE GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001635 DRAPER CORPORATION - NONUST 5644 HORNADAY ROAD GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NCD981861743 DUKE POWER/GREENSBORO GAS PLANT 320 EAST FRIENDLY AVENUE GREENSBORO Voluntary (AA)
NCD003230836 DUKE REFINING CORPORATION 2020 JARRELL STREET HIGH POINT SPL
NONCD0000063 DUTCH CLEANERS SOUTH MAIN STREET HIGH POINT NFA
NONCD0001649 DWIGGINS PROPERTY, CHRISTOPHER 125 W. LEE STREET GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001670 EDMUNDS MANUFACTURING COMPANY 1016 BATTLEGROUND AVE.GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003144 ELM ST DCA CONTAMINATION 225 NORTH ELM ST HIGH POINT Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002903 ENGINEERED CONTROLS INTERNATIONAL 1239 ROCK CREEK DAIRY RD WHITSETT Voluntary (AA)
NCD003230083 FANCOURT, W F CO.408 BANNER AVE GREENSBORO NFA
NONCD0003196 FAULKNERS GULF GREENSBORO 2910 WEST GATE BLVD GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002854 FIBER DYNAMICS 200 SOUTH WEST POINT AVE HIGH POINT Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0003208 FORMER PRESBYTERIAN HOME OF HIGH POINT 201 GREENSBORO ROAD HIGH POINT Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003255 FORTRESS WOOD PRODUCTS GSO 1 METALS DR GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003119 FORWARD HIGH POINT PROPERTY 720 N MAIN ST HIGH POINT Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001745 GAINES CORPORATION 4001 BATTLEGROUND AVE.GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NONCD0000024 GAITHER TRANSOU PROPERTY 1202 GUILFORD COLLEGE RD GREENSBORO SPL
NONCD0003003 GATE CITY MOTOR COMPANY 300 N CHURCH ST GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003218 GREENSBORO AIRPORT VICINITY PFAS 803 N TERMINAL SERVICE RD GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001796 GREENSBORO AUTO AUCTION, INC 3802 W WENDOVER AVE GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001089 GREENSBORO COAL GAS PLANT #1 CHURCH STREET GREENSBORO Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0001798 GREENSBORO, CITY OF - CITY GARAGE - B 401 PATTON AVE GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003175 GUARDSMAN CHEMICALS INC 2147 BREVARD RD HIGH POINT SPL
NCD053491221 GUARDSMANS CHEMICALS, INC.2147 BREVARD ST HIGH POINT NFA
NONCD0001807 GUILFORD MILLS - FISHMAN SOLVENTS 4925 WEST MARKET ST GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001754 GUILFORD PLATING 3318 N CHURCH ST GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NCD980798870 GUILFORD SPILL GROOMETOWN ROAD GREENSBORO NFA
NCD055550560 GULF ADHESIVES & RESINS/PERKINS 1717 WARD STREET HIGH POINT SPL
NCD067437400 GULF OIL CORPORATION 5955 ROCK QUARRY RD MCLEANSVILLE SPL
NONCD0002826 HAMILTON STREET PROPERTY-B 330 N HAMILTON ST HIGH POINT Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001832 HB FULLER CO.3005 HOLTS CHAPEL ROAD GREENSBORO SPL
NCD986188837 HIGH POINT COAL GAS PLANT CENTENNIAL ST AND KIVETT DRIVE HIGH POINT Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0002809 HIGH POINT ENTERPRISE 210 CHURCH AVE HIGH POINT Evaluation Pending
NCD051745685 HOLDING POND FOR WASTE/USS 500 BROOME RD GREENSBORO SPL
NONCD0001866 HOMETOWN CASH AND CARRY 3011 SPRING GARDEN GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NCD048401087 HOOKER FURNITURE 1212 THROWER ROAD Evaluation Pending
NCD990715625 HOOVER UNIVERSAL, INC.1131 BLANDWOOD CIRCLE HIGH POINT NFA
NCD980729669 HUBERT ATKINS PROPERTY #4 ROUTE 9 GREENSBORO NFA
NONCD0003272 IDENTITY CUSTOM SIGNAGE 324 BURTON AVE HIGH POINT NFA
NCD101750305 INDUSTRIAL PLASTICS, INC.CLOVER & MCONNELL ROAD GREENSBORO SPL
NONCD0001914 JACK'S USED AUTO PARTS 4907 YANCEYVILLE ROAD BROWNS SUMMIT Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002314 JOHNSON PROPERTY 114 STAGE COACH TRAIL GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003187 KOURY ENTERPRISES COMPANY LLC 1029 WINSTON ST GREENSBORO SPL
NONCD0001857 KURTZ PROPERTY, STEPHEN 7000 KIVETTE HOUSE RD GIBSONVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001974 LACY ALLRED FARM SUBDIVISION ANITA LANE GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002001 LEWIS PROPERTY, MAE 7182 SOCKWELL ROAD ELON COLLEGE Evaluation Pending
NCD003232030 LILLY CO., INC.1717 ENGLISH ROAD HIGH POINT NFA
NONCD0002007 LIMITORQUE FACILITY 7615 BOEING DRIVE GREENSBORO NFA
NONCD0002016 LONGVIEW GOLF COURSE 6321 BALLINGER ROAD GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NONCD0000080 LOT #5 TANKS - 3880 IMMANUEL RD 3880 IMMANUEL ROAD GREENSBORO NFA
NONCD0002187 LWY GROOMETOWN ECKERD 3611 GROOMETOWN RD GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NCN000403952 MARKET STREET STORAGE 3939 W MARKET ST GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NCD107885188 MEADOWLARK SOARING SCHOOL 6504 BURLINGTON RD HWY 70 WHITSETT NFA
NONCD0000027 MEADOWVIEW ROAD MEADOWVIEW ROAD GREENSBORO SPL
NCD053486395 METAL PLATING & FABRICATING INC.1539 W FAIRFIELD RD HIGH POINT NFA
NONCD0002784 MGM TRANSPORT CORP 1264 JACKSON LAKE RD HIGH POINT NFA
NCD003215621 MILLER DESK, INC.1212 LINCOLN DR HIGH POINT NFA
NONCD0002622 MOCK JUDSON VOEHRINGER MILL 2610 OAKLAND AVE GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002088 MODEL LINEN SERVICE - B 120 W. LEWIS STREET GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003041 MODERN GARBAGE SERVICE 4102 W WENDOVER GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NCD990883001 MONARCH FURNITURE CORPORATION 301 SCIENTIFIC ST JAMESTOWN SPL
NCD071572036 MORFLEX CHEMICAL CO. INC/PFIZER 2110 HIGH POINT RD GREENSBORO NFA
NONCD0002109 MYATT PROPERTY 1822 ENGLISH RD.HIGH POINT Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002030 MYERS BROTHERS RECYCLING (FORMER)3303 SPRING GARDEN ST GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003258 MYRTLE DESK CO GREEN DR, GRIMES AVE, & TAYLOR HIGH POINT Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002114 NAI MAXWELL PROPERTY 612 INDUSTRIAL AVE GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002120 NATIONS BANK - MACKAY RD.5013 MACKAY RD.GREENSBORO SPL
NONCD0002135 NCDOT - SITE #10 JAMESTOWN ASPHALT 5730 RIVERDALE DR.JAMESTOWN Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002139 NCDOT - SITE #25 MARTIN MARIETTA GBORO 825 MARIETTA RD.GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002148 NCDOT - SITE #61 NORFOLK SOUTHERN/THOMPS 1124 S. HOLDEN ROAD GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002149 NCDOT - SITE #72 LARCO/SLOAN 1330 OLD JACKSON LAKE ROAD HIGH POINT NFA
NONCD0002133 NCDOT - SITE #8 STOKESDALE ASPHALT 6826 US HWY 158 STOKESDALE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002197 NEW GENERATION YARN 1248 SPRINGWOOD CHURCH RD GIBSONVILLE Evaluation Pending
NCD980503064 NORTH BUFFALO POLLUTION CONTROL WHITE STREET GREENSBORO NFA
NCD991278839 NORTH STATE CHEMICALS 6211 HUNT RD SPL
NONCD0002231 OHENRY CLEANERS 3210 SUMMIT AVENUE GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002236 OLYMPIC PRODUCTS 4100 PLEASANT GARDEN GREENSBORO Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0002911 ONE HOUR MARTINIZING 2519 HIGH POINT RD GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002257 PANEL CONCEPTS 415 WESTCLIFF RD.GREENSBORO NFA
NONCD0002986 PARKS SUZUKI/PARKS HOLDINGS 2307 & 2309 N MAIN ST HIGH POINT Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002999 PARRIS & N MAIN ST SOLVENTS 2300 BLOCK N MAIN STREET HIGH POINT SPL
NONCD0002880 PATCHES BODY SHOP 1903 E GREEN ST HIGH POINT SPL
NONCD0001937 PATRICIAN FURNITURE-RAVINE 1105-1107 W MARKET CENTER DR HIGH POINT NFA w/ Restrictions
NCD980503098 PFIZER INC/SKATE STADIUM 4500 BLOCK OF HIGH POINT GREENSBORO NFA
NONCD0002865 PIEDMONT TRIAD AIRPORT-AIR CARGO 6415 AIRPORT PKWY GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002251 PLEASANT GARDEN RD CONTAMINATION PLEASANT GARDEN RD & LAUREL Evaluation Pending
NCN000410797 PLEASANT GARDEN RD PCE @ 4710 4710 PLEASANT GARDEN RD Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001020 PRECISION FABRICS GROUP, INC 301 MEADOWVIEW ROAD GREENSBORO Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0002979 PRICE-SMITH PROPERTY 6116 HICKORY CREEK RD HIGH POINT Evaluation Pending
NCD980557599 PRIVATE FARM ROUTE 1 STOKESDALE NFA
NONCD0002332 PROCTOR & GAMBLE - WEIGH SCALES 6200 BRYAN PARK ROAD BROWNS SUMMIT Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002336 PROPERTY SHOP OF THE TRIAD, INC.5443 FERGUSON ROAD LIBERTY NFA
NCD003219433 PUGH METAL FINISHING CORP 802 WEST GATE CITY BOULEVARD GREENSBORO NFA
NONCD0002355 R. W. MCCOLLUM CO., INC. - B 107 W. MEADOWVIEW RD.GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002479 RAILYARD PARKING LOT 120 BARNHARDT ST GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002391 REXAM CORPORATION - B 2619 PHOENIX DRIVE GREENSBORO Voluntary (AA)
NCD986180891 ROSS AVENUE PROPERTY 604 ROSS AVENUE GREENSBORO NFA
NCD991277898 ROYAL DEVELOPMENT CO., INC.325 KETTERING DR HIGH POINT NFA
NCD003521960 ROYAL DEVELOPMENT CO., INC.1417 COURTESY RD HIGH POINT NFA
NONCD0003139 RTC HILL BLDG 862 N RALEIGH ST GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002440 SAM'S MART #788 3101 SUMMIT AVE.GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003267 SDR PROPERTIES LLC 206, 133 BRUCE ST & 2101 HIATT GREENSBORO NFA
NCD980600449 SED, INC. RADAR ROAD 500 RADAR ROAD GREENSBORO SPL
NCD980712038 SED, INC. SWING COURT SWING COURT GREENSBORO SPL
NONCD0002457 SHERFIELD RD WELLS SHEFIELD ROAD COLFAX Evaluation Pending
NCD071561864 SHERWIN WILLIAMS COMPANY 113 STAGECOACH TRAIL GREENSBORO SPL
NONCD0003172 SHOWROOM PROPERTIES S ELM ST & W RUSSELL AVE HIGH POINT Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002473 SIERRA PROPERTY 725 S. ELM STREET GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NCD980503114 SMITH FARM COLFAX #3 SR 2007 COLFAX NFA
NONCD0002478 SMITH RESIDENCE, LUCY 215 STAGECOACH TRAIL GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002491 SOUTH SEA RATTAN 200 E. SENECA RD.GREENSBORO Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0002492 SOUTH SEA RATTAN - FAIRFAX ROAD 1702 & 1708 FAIRFAX ROAD GREENSBORO SPL
NCN000410316 SOUTHERN MEADOWS SUBDIVISION SOUTHERN MEADOWS DRIVE STOKESDALE NFA
NONCD0002501 SOUTHERN PLASTICS ENGINEERING 4643 N.HWY 29 GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002532 STAPLES, L.P.105 RAGSDALE RD.JAMESTOWN Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002534 STARMOUNT CO-GREEN VALLEY RD 702-800 GREEN VALLEY RD GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002537 STATE STREET PROPERTIES STATE ST.GREENSBORO NFA
NONCD0001365 STEVECOKNIT FABRICS COMPANY-B 2602 S ELM ST GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NCD003220670 STRANDBERG ENGINEERING LABS HIGHWAY 73 WEST GREENSBORO NFA
NCD024600579 SUPERIOR PRODUCTS COMPANY 4801 BURLINGTON RD GREENSBORO SPL
NONCD0002590 THOMAS BUILT BUSES - NONUST 412-RI RIDGEWAY PLACE HIGH POINT Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002828 TP SHERWOOD LLC PROPERTY 2001 SHERWOOD ST GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NCN000407333 TRIAD USED AUTO SALES 1520 ALAMANCE CHURCH RD GREENSBORO SPL
NCD003216959 UNION CAMP CORPORATION 100 RAGSDALE RD JAMESTOWN NFA
NCD991278300 UNITED DRUM T/A RELIANCE UNIV.214 BERKLEY ST HIGH POINT SPL
NONCD0002871 UNITED METAL FINISHING 133 BLUE BELL RD GREENSBORO Voluntary (AA)
NCD061795696 UNITEX CHEMICALS 520 BROOME RD GREENSBORO SPL
NCD089903983 UNIVAR USA, INC 3600 WEST WENDOVER AVE GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003277 UNIVERSAL INDUSTRIAL PARK SITE 2315,2325,2401,2411 E MLK JR HIGH POINT Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002655 UNIVERSITY SQUARE 830 WEST MARKET STREET GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002658 US AIRWAYS MAINTENANCE HANGAR-B 815 RADAR ROAD GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NC3210022486 USA RESERVE XVIII AIRBORNE CORPS 156 PARRIS AVE HIGH POINT NFA
NC9210021755 USA RESERVE XVIII AIRBORNE CORPS 1120 CHURCH ST GREENSBORO NFA
NCD041415019 VALSPAR CORPORATION 1647 ENGLISH RD HIGH POINT Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002667 VALSPAR MIRROR COATINGS 3125 SPRING GARDEN STREET GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002684 W.L. AUTO SERVICE 129 MONTLIEU AVENUE GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002357 WALKER AVE CURB MARKET (FRMR)437-441 SPRING GARDEN ST GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002694 WAR MEMORIAL STADIUM 510 YANCEYVILLE STREET GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NCD045179504 WESTINGHOUSE ELEC/GREENSBORO 406 BANNER AVE GREENSBORO NFA
NONCD0002859 WILCO #301 3610 W WENDOVER AVE GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NCD982156812 WYSONG & MILES 4820 US HWY 29 N GREENSBORO Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0001436 YORKSHIRE DRIVE 2100 YORKSHIRE DR GREENSBORO Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001007 ZIMMERMAN AND ASSOCIATES 5512 WEST MARKET STREET GREENSBORO NFA
HALIFAX
NONCD0002916 COASTAL LUMBER 1772 TRUEBLOOD RD WELDON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001071 DOE-SPUN GIBBS AVE HOLLISTER NFA
NONCD0001666 ECKERD DRUG STORE 1845 E. 10TH STREET ROANOKE RAPIDS Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001682 ENDERS RESIDENCE, FRANK SR 1615 DARLINGTON NFA
NCD067187302 FULFLEX 500 AIR BOSS PKWY SCOTLAND NECK SPL
NCSFN0406953 G&B/FARMER PROPERTY DOUG HILL FARM RD (SR 1100)SCOTLAND NECK NFA
NCD000773507 GA-PACIFIC CORP/HDWD SAW S DENNIS ST EXTENSION ENFIELD NFA w/ Restrictions
NCD000773499 GA-PACIFIC CORP/TIMBER SOUTH DENNIS STREET EXT.ENFIELD NFA
NCD980483275 HELENA CHEMICAL COMPANY DENNIS STREET EXTENSION ENFIELD SPL
NCD000645705 KENNAMETAL, INC.BECKER INDUSTRIAL PARK ROANOKE RAPIDS NFA
NCD057248759 PATCH RUBBER POND GRACE BOULEVARD ROANOKE RAPIDS SPL
NONCD0002855 PATTERSON PROPERTY 900 JEFFERSON ST ROANOKE RAPIDS SPL
NCD980602163 PCB SPILLS 210 MILES OF NC HIGHWAY ROANOKE RAPIDS NFA
NONCD0002350 QUALITY FOREST PRODUCTS HWY 301 ENFIELD Voluntary (AA)
NCD062664883 REINCO CHEMICAL COMPANY EAST 11 ST ROANOKE RAPIDS SPL
NONCD0003156 ROSEMARY COMPLEX 1200 HENRY ST ROANOKE RAPIDS Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001248 UNITED SALVAGE BUTTERCUP LANE ROANOKE RAPIDS SPL
NONCD0002124 WELDON MILL (FRMR)E 11TH ST & SYCAMORE ST WELDON SPL
HARNETT
NONCD0002367 BETSY JOHNSON REGIONAL HOSPITAL 800 TILGHMAN DR DUNN Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003097 CFI READY MIX_FRMR 306 E MCNEIL ST LILLINGTON Evaluation Pending
NCD986188498 DURA-BUILT ENGINES CO OFF HWY 55 COATS NFA
NONCD0001683 ENERGY CONVERSION SYSTEMS 1 MORGANITE DRIVE DUNN Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0001687 ERWIN MILLS/BURLINGTON IND.SOUTH BURLINGTON ST.ERWIN Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001010 HARDEE SEPTAGE FARM MITCHELL RD BUIES CREEK NFA
NCD981027915 J STREET FLYASH DISPOSAL SITE SR 1769 ERWIN SPL
NONCD0001093 KIDDE FIRE FIGHTING 141 JUNNY RD ANGIER NFA
NCD981863814 LANCASTER PLATING 802 EDWARDS ROAD LILLINGTON SPL
NONCD0002165 NCDOT ASPHALT SITE #32/JOHNSON BROS 1924 N MAIN ST LILLINGTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001425 PETERBILT OF DUNN "A" PARCEL 1185 SADLER RD DUNN Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0001419 PETERBILT OF DUNN "B" PARCEL 1365 SADLER RD DUNN Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001483 POPE PROPERTY 800 S WILSON AVE DUNN SPL
NCD072019011 SAAB BARRACUDA FACILITY 608 E MCNEILL ST LILLINGTON SPL
NONCD0003222 W CUMBERLAND ST PCE 1206 WEST CUMBERLAND ST DUNN Evaluation Pending
HAYWOOD
NC0000195701 A.C. LAWRENCE LEATHER CO 100 WEST MAIN STREET HAZELWOOD NFA
NCD986171445 BENFIELD CHEMICALS OLD CANTON CLYDE HWY CANTON SPL
NCD986188001 CHAMPION INTERNATIONAL LANDFILL NO 1 SR 1571 & 1573 CANTON SPL
NCD003148889 CHAMPION INTERNATIONAL_CANTON MILL NEWFOUND STREET CANTON SPL
NCD986188019 CHAMPION LANDFILL NO 2 SR 1539 CANTON SPL
NCD986188027 CHAMPION LANDFILL NO 3 SR 1550 I40 CANTON SPL
NONCD0001473 CHAMPION-PIGEON RIVER SEEP CANTON MILL CANTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0000059 DAYCO COCHRAN LANDFILL RT 1 HYATT CREEK ROAD WAYNESVILLE SPL
NCD003148798 DAYCO CORP BALSAM RD WAYNESVILLE SPL
NCD982119463 DAYCO LANDFILL CRYME COVE ROAD SR 1134 WAYNESVILLE SPL
NONCD0002956 FIE TOP ROAD SALT SITE FIE TOP RD MAGGIE VALLEY Evaluation Pending
NCD081333858 HOLSTON ENERGY INC/HOLSTON FUEL 19119 GREAT SMOKEY MTN EXPWAY WAYNESVILLE NFA
NONCD0000096 MASON DRUM STORAGE 42 FIBERVILLE STREET CANTON SPL
NONCD0002262 PANTRY 421 FORMER P. O. BOX 1410 CANTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003203 ROAD WOLVES INC FERTILIZER SPILL MILE MARKER 11, I-40 EAST I-40 EAST Evaluation Pending
NCD024852675 SCHULHOFER JUNKYARD 816 HOWELL MILL ROAD WAYNESVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002469 WR BOYD INVESTMENTS 90 HOWELL MILL RD WAYNESVILLE Evaluation Pending
NCD986231520 ZOE LABS HIGHWAY 19/23 CANTON NFA
HENDERSON
NONCD0002569 ARVIN MERITOR, INC 1000 ROCKWELL DR FLETCHER Evaluation Pending
NCD024617524 BELDING CORTICELLI THREAD CO.US 64 W HENDERSONVILLE NFA
NCD054282272 CAROLINA LOG BLDGS, INC.HOWARD GAP RD FLETCHER NFA
NONCD0001497 CHRISMAN'S GARAGE 6352 B HENDERSONVILLE ROAD FLETCHER Evaluation Pending
NCD003150539 CRANSTON PRINT WORKS COMPANY US 25 FLETCHER NFA
NONCD0001603 DIAMOND BRAND CANVAS PRODUCTS HIGHWAY 25 NAPLES Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001663 EATON FACILITY (FORMER)LANE CREEK INDUSTRIAL PK.FLETCHER Evaluation Pending
NCD003155405 FEDERAL PAPER BOARD CO., INC.200 TABOR RD, SR 1809 EAST FLAT ROCK NFA
NONCD0001722 FLETCHER PUBLIC WORKS SITE 21 HOWARD GAP RD.FLETCHER Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001852 HIGHWAY 26 EAST MILE MARKER 45.75 HIGHWAY 26 EAST HENDERSONVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003173 HOOPERS CREEK ROAD VOCS HOOPERS CREEK ROAD FLETCHER Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003087 MAIN ST SOLVENT CONTAMINATION_500 BLOCK 510 TO 520 S MAIN STREET HENDERSONVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002471 NAPLES ASHEVILLE HWY PCE US 25 & I 26 NAPLES Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001090 OLD MILL BLDG 301 FOURTH AVE EAST HENDERSONVILLE SPL
NCD986185411 OLD WESTERN NC FAIRGROUNDS BTWN US 176 & SOUTHER RR EAST FLAT ROCK NFA
NONCD0003130 ROBINSON TERRACE VOCS 810 ROBINSON TERRACE HENDERSONVILLE Evaluation Pending
NCD986180917 SPANN PROPERTY US HIGHWAY 25 HENDERSONVILLE SPL
NCD062572391 STEELCASE, INCORPORATED CANE CREEK IND PARK FLETCHER NFA
NONCD0002617 TRACY LIPE 31 KINGWOOD HILLS DR.FLETCHER Evaluation Pending
NCD093334209 WILSON, RALPH PLASTICS CANE CREEK IND PARK FLETCHER NFA w/ Restrictions
HERTFORD
NCD045924487 CAROLINA ALUMINUM/EASCO/ALFINITY 600 METCALF STREET WINTON SPL
NCD065288847 CF NITROGEN, INCORPORATED HWY 45 WINTON SPL
NONCD0001488 COLLEGE TEXACO (FRMR)301 W MAIN ST MURFREESBORO NFA
NONCD0001685 EAST MAIN STREET PCE EAST MAIN ST MURFREESBORO SPL
NONCD0002368 EASTERN CAR CARE (FRMR)703 E MAIN ST MURFREESBORO SPL
NONCD0001677 ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE 2103 US HYW 13 SOUTH AHOSKIE SPL
NCD097724306 GA-PACIFIC CORP CHIP-N-SAW HARRELLSVILLE HWY 561 AHOSKIE NFA
NONCD0001952 KERR FACILITY - AHOSKIE 228 JOHNNY MITCHELL RD AHOSKIE SPL
NCD981929185 MIDNIGHT DUMPING NC 11 & SR 1106 AHOSKIE NFA
NONCD0001176 MURFREESBORO VENEER 307 N 2ND ST MURFREESBORO SPL
NONCD0002180 NCDOT FACILITY-UNION NCSR 1130 UNION Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001029 R & D LAMINATORS INC HOLLOMAN ROAD (SR 1187)AHOSKIE SPL
NONCD0002623 RED APPLE MARKETS #40 (FMR)925 E MEMORIAL DR AHOSKIE SPL
NCN000410290 RIVERSIDE CHEMICAL 110 NC42 WEST AHOSKIE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001204 SOUTHERN STATES-AHOSKIE SERVICE 1383 MEMORIAL DR AHOSKIE Evaluation Pending
NCN000407205 TRI-COUNTY AIRPORT NC 561 AULANDER SPL
NCD050412923 WEST POINT PEPPERELL AHOSKIE MITCHEL ROAD AHOSKIE NFA
HOKE
NONCD0002834 BURLINGTON INDUSTRIES 1000 TURNPIKE RD RAEFORD Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003193 FARM CHEMICALS RAEFORD 2274 ST. PAULS HWY RAEFORD SPL
NCD981021546 KOPPERS BORROW PIT RT. 211 ASHLEY HEIGHTS NFA
NONCD0001998 LEONARD THOMPSON (GROVES SALVAGE)T C JONES ROAD RAEFORD Evaluation Pending
NC0001279710 WOODY WILSON BATTERY/ASHLEY HEIGHTS 301 OLD PINEHURST RD ASHLEY HEIGHTS SPL
NONCD0000005 WOODY WILSON-MCCAIN SR1215 & SR1219 MCCAIN Evaluation Pending
HYDE
NONCD0001886 HYDE COUNTY COURTHOUSE 30 OYSTER CREEK RD SWAN QUARTER SPL
IREDELL
NONCD0001230 AG LIQUIDS 2504 DAVIE AVENUE STATESVILLE Evaluation Pending
NCD048462881 ARMOLOY CO OF NC/HI-TECH 1603 SALISBURY ROAD STATESVILLE SPL
NONCD0000070 BENFIELD SANITATION SERVICE 1809 W FRONT ST STATESVILLE SPL
NONCD0001339 BENFIELDS PAINT AND BODY SHOP SR 2308 STATESVILLE Evaluation Pending
NCD097362594 BERNHART FURNITURE CO. PLANT #8 HWY 21 TROUTMAN NFA
NONCD0001402 BURLINGTON INDUSTRIES 476 SOUTH MAIN STREET MOORESVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001481 CHARLOTTE HIGHWAY WELLS CHARLOTTE HIGHWAY AND CORNELIU MOORESVILLE Evaluation Pending
NCD081434219 CLARK EQUIPMENT COMPANY/AXLE DIV.I40 & I77 STATESVILLE NFA
NCD986230688 COMMERCIAL VEHICLE GROUP, INC 2227 OLD SALISBURY HWY (US 70)STATESVILLE Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0001580 D&G MART SOLVENTS 792 BRAWLEY SCHOOL ROAD MOORESVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001761 GENERAL STORE SOLVENTS 849 OAKRIDGE FARM ROAD MOORESVILLE Evaluation Pending
NCD980600530 GTE PRODUCTS CORPORATION SR 2350 TROUTMAN NFA
NCD003215696 HUNT MANUFACTURING 2301 SPEEDBALL ROAD STATESVILLE Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0001902 INGERSOLL RAND 800-A BEATY RD.DAVIDSON NFA
NONCD0000094 IREDELL COUNTY FIRE TRAINING GRNDS MURDOCK ROAD TROUTMAN NFA
NONCD0001918 JANTZEN WELL- G.L.WILSON WILSON PARK ROAD STATESVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001931 JOHN BOYLE FACILITY STATESVILLE STATESVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002034 MARTIN PROPERTY #2 2328 DAVIE AVE STATESVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002892 MERCHANTS METALS (MMI PRODUCTS)165 FANJOY RD STATESVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002173 NCDOT ASPHALT SITE #66/APAC 164 BOSTIAN BRIDGE DR (OFF BUF STATESVILLE Evaluation Pending
NCD003235413 NIEMAND INDUSTRIES 2500 WEST FRONT STREET STATESVILLE NFA
NONCD0002213 NORTEX INTERNATIONAL, INC 523 PATTERSON AVE MOORESVILLE NFA
NONCD0002214 NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCTS 169 CRAWFORD RD STATESVILLE NFA
NONCD0003247 NORTH MAIN STREET CONTAMINATION 970 N MAIN ST MOORESVILLE NFA
NONCD0002226 O W SLANE GLASS WELL 606 MECHAM ROAD STATESVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002031 OLD MOUNTAIN & BUFFALO SHOALS RDS WELLS BUFFALO SHOALS & OLD MOUNTAIN STATESVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002813 OLD MOUNTAIN RD WATER SUPPLY WELLS OLD MOUNTAIN RD & N MAIN ST TROUTMAN Evaluation Pending
NCD003520301 OVERCASH MACHINE SHOP, INC.865 CONNOR STREET STATESVILLE SPL
NONCD0002733 PERTH ROAD PCE SITE 1156 PERTH RD TROUTMAN Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002804 PETRO EXPRESS #31 131 TURNERSBURG HWY (HWY21)STATESVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002307 PILCH, INC (FORMERLY PEARTREE RD)PILCH RD TROUTMAN Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002337 PSNC ENERGY MOORESVILLE, FORMER 1116 & 1122 NORTH MAIN STREET MOORESVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002342 PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF NORTH CAROLINA 433 DRAKE STREET STATESVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003275 RENTAL UNIFORM SERVICES OF STATESVILLE 1203 NORTH BARKLEY ROAD STATESVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002427 ROYSTER-CLARK FERTILIZER FACILITY 3210 TAYLORSVILLE HIGHWAY STATESVILLE Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0002465 SHELBY WILLIAMS - STATESVILLE PLANT 401 MEACHAM ROAD STATESVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002481 SMITHS DRY CLEANERS #2 225 GORDON AVENUE STATESVILLE Evaluation Pending
NCD042269134 SOUTHERN SCREW/FARLEY METALS 1225 BARKLEY RD STATESVILLE SPL
NONCD0000033 SPRINGS IND/UNIGLASS IND.535 CONNER ST.STATESVILLE Evaluation Pending
NCD986197291 STATESVILLE COAL GAS PLANT 615 SOUTH CENTER STREET STATESVILLE Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0002596 THONET PROPERTY #2 WISE STREET AND MEETING STREET STATESVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002635 TROUTMAN PULPWOOD #2 116 WHITE MILL RD STATESVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002649 UNITED ENGRAVING 320 MEACHAM ROAD STATESVILLE Evaluation Pending
NCD003236841 WARLICK PAINT COMPANY 945 MONROE ST STATESVILLE SPL
NONCD0002722 WILDWOOD LOOP 133 - 137 WILDWOOD LOOP STATESVILLE Evaluation Pending
JACKSON
NONCD0001630 DOT-ASPHALT TESTING SITE #18 SR 1377 DILLSBORO Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003211 NCDOT MAINT FACILITY CASHIERS NON-UST 150 US 64 W CASHIERS Evaluation Pending
JOHNSTON
NONCD0003113 3C PACKAGING 1000 CC DRIVE CLAYTON SPL
NCD000770032 AMERICAN PETROFINA MKTG SR 1929 SELMA NFA
NONCD0001208 APAC-PRINCETON ASPHALT PLANT 1288 RAINS MILL RD PRINCETON NFA
NCD042888230 ASM CORPORATION 1211 S FIRST ST SMITHFIELD NFA
NONCD0001340 BENSON NEWSPAPER PRINTING 611 CHICOPEE ROAD BENSON Evaluation Pending
NCD075559526 BP OIL/GULF PRODUCTS DIVISION WILSON'S MILL RD SR 1003 SELMA NFA
NONCD0001405 BURLINGTON INDUSTRIES-SMITHFIELD 1305 GRAM STREET, PO BOX 691 SMITHFIELD Evaluation Pending
NCD080892441 CHAMPION PRODUCTS INC 350 ATKINSON ST CLAYTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002852 CLAYTON FARMS 1833 LOOP RD CLAYTON SPL
NCD054417308 COASTAL CHEMICAL CORP.NC 42 CLAYTON SPL
NCD086330412 DATA GENERAL CORPORATION NC 42 E CLAYTON NFA
NONCD0002853 EATON MANUFACTURING 1100 E PRESTON ST SELMA Voluntary (AA)
NCD003528825 FIELDCREST MILLS INC.WALPAT RD SMITHFIELD SPL
NCD009305699 GTE SYLVANIA, INC.1315 OUTLET CENTER DR SMITHFIELD SPL
NONCD0003232 GURLEY MILL PRINCETON 120 S PINE ST PRINCETON Evaluation Pending
NCN000410293 GURMICO CHEMICALS 9710 HWY 70 E PRINCETON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003290 HWY 70 BUSINESS AUTOMOTIVE 7748 US HWY 70 BUS W CLAYTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003079 KINDER MORGAN SELMA SPILL 2200 W OAK ST SELMA Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002076 MILLERS AUTO SALES 13513 US HIGHWAY 70 CLAYTON NFA
NONCD0002897 NC DOT BRIDGE #71 BUFFALO CRK & NC96 BRIDGE SELMA Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002186 NCDOT SELMA PLANT P-11 PEEDIN STREETA.G. LEE TRUCK ST SELMA Evaluation Pending
NCD986171338 PEELE CO. PESTICIDE DISPOSAL NC 42 EAST CLAYTON SPL
NONCD0002447 SAUCEDO PROP. / NCDOT SITE #69 US HWY. 701 NEWTON GROVE Evaluation Pending
NCD991278730 SQUIBB E R & SONS FLOWERS RD KENLY SPL
NCD003183480 UNION CAMP CORPORATION 524 BROGDEN RD SMITHFIELD SPL
NONCD0001148 UNION CARBIDE HWY 42 CLAYTON SPL
NONCD0002840 WEST CLAYTON MOBILE VILLAGE OLD US 70 WEST CLAYTON NFA
LEE
NONCD0003278 AVONDALE MILLS SANFORD 500 N 7TH ST SANFORD Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001030 BLR 2911 JUNO DR SANFORD SPL
NCD982119588 BUCKHORN ROAD 2427 BUCKHORN ROAD SANFORD NFA
NONCD0000049 C. E. SMITH PROPERTY 1400 TRAMWAY ROAD SANFORD NFA
NCD981929813 CARBONTON ROAD DRUM SITE 2816 CARBONTON ROAD SANFORD NFA
NONCD0001456 CARRIER RENTAL SYSTEMS 4300 OAK PARK SANFORD Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003085 COCA COLA SANFORD 1605 HAWKINS AVE SANFORD Evaluation Pending
NCD003218161 CORNELL-DUBLIER ELECTRONICS 2652 DALRYMPLE ST SANFORD SPL
NCD981747934 COX MILL ROAD PLATING 3723 COX MILL ROAD SANFORD NFA
NC0000998336 CP PROPERTIES 2350 BROWN ROAD SANFORD SPL
NONCD0001662 EATON CORPORATION - SANFORD 3020 LEE AVENUE SANFORD Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0003104 LEE AVE PCE CONTAMINATION 2820 LEE AVE SANFORD Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001988 LEE PAVING / NCDOT SITE #31 SR 1179 (ROCKY FORK CH.RD.)SANFORD Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002013 LOCK ON 1506 LANDIS STREET SANFORD Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002027 MAKEPEACE PROPERTY 1214 HAWKINS AVENUE SANFORD Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002090 MOEN - SANFORD 2609 COX MILL RD.SANFORD NFA w/ Restrictions
NONCD0002188 NCDOT SITE #44/QUAIL RIDGE QUAIL RIDGE DR.SANFORD Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003065 PANTRY 219 1413 BROADWAY SANFORD Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002944 PANTRY 385 3420 WICKER ST SANFORD Evaluation Pending
NCD057037178 PFIZER INC/COTY DIVISION COX MILL RD & HWY 42 E SANFORD SPL
NCN000409854 ROMATIC MANUFACTURING 402 E ROSE ST SANFORD SPL
NCD981021652 SAN LEE PARK PUMPING STATION RD-NC1510 SANFORD NFA
NCD000281832 SANFORD PLATING COMPANY SR 1466 SANFORD SPL
NONCD0002446 SAPONA MILLS 311 EAST ROSE STREET SANFORD Evaluation Pending
NCD067428821 SIEMENS-ALLIS, INC/SWITCHGEAR DIV 5000 WOMACK RD SANFORD SPL
NCD053490462 SINGER CO/FURNITURE DIV SANFORD 133 CHARLOTTE AVE SANFORD NFA
NONCD0002512 SPANCO INDUSTRIES 1604 BOON TRAIL RD.SANFORD Evaluation Pending
NCD067427922 STANADYNE, INC.COX MILL RD SANFORD NFA
NONCD0002531 STANLEY FASTENING 2903 LEE AVE SANFORD SPL
NONCD0002843 TRION, INC 101 MCNEILL RD SANFORD NFA
NCN000409783 WHITIN ROBERTS PLANT #2 202 MAPLE AVE SANFORD SPL
NONCD0002998 WICKER ST NAPHTHALENE 229 WICKER ST SANFORD Evaluation Pending
LENOIR
NCD001725464 BORDEN CHEMICAL SMITH-DOUGLASS 3106 HWY 11 NORTH KINSTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002576 CASWELL CENTER RESEARCH FARM 2415 W VERNON AVE KINSTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001521 COASTAL LUMBER COMPANY - KINSTON SAWMILL 800 HULL ROAD KINSTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001524 COCA COLA WAREHOUSE 4191 W VERNON AVE KINSTON NFA
NONCD0002004 COLONIAL ICE COMPANY (FRMR)405 E KING ST KINSTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003215 D&H DEHAII PROPERTY 1155 ENTERPRISE BLVD KINSTON Evaluation Pending
NCN000410174 DALY-HERRING COMPANY/PRILLAMAN NEUSE RD KINSTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002818 DUPONT-KENTEC BRAXTON RD (SR 1802)GRIFTON Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0001877 HUGH D. WALLER-TRAVELERS 224 E WASHINGTON ST LA GRANGE Evaluation Pending
NCD986197366 KINSTON COAL GAS PLANT SOUTH & HERITAGE STREETS KINSTON Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0003031 KINSTON SHIRT FACTORY 501 E CASWELL ST KINSTON Evaluation Pending
NCD986214989 KINSTON TORNADO SITE STATE ROAD 1921 KINSTON NFA
NONCD0002028 MALLARD GRIFFIN LUMBER 1304 W VERNON AVE KINSTON Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0002886 SALE FORD 1145 US HWY 258 KINSTON NFA
NONCD0002915 SUTTON PROPERTY 223 E WASHINGTON ST LA GRANGE Evaluation Pending
NCN000407582 WEST PHARMACEUTICAL SERVCES 2525 ROUSE RD EXT KINSTON Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0002755 WOODS SERVICE STATION - FORMER 108 W. WASHINGTON STREET LA GRANGE Evaluation Pending
LINCOLN
NONCD0001827 ABERNETHY TEXACO PCE 5781 E HWY 150 LINCOLNTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001883 ASPEN STREET PCE N ASPEN ST LINCOLNTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001526 COCHRANE FURN. DIV #15 402 SOUTH EDWARDS ST LINCOLNTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001577 CULP, INC. (FORMERLY ARTEE INDUSTRIES)1808 INDIAN CREEK ROAD LINCOLNTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003059 EAST LINCOLN FIRE STATION (FRMR)7654 NC HWY 73 STANLEY Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002673 ENVIRONETICS BURN SITE ASHBURY CHURCH RD IRONTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001703 FAIRLAND LANE 125 FAIRLAND LANE LINCOLNTON Evaluation Pending
NCD981929367 FURNACE ROAD ABANDONED DRUMS SR 1355 LINCOLNTON NFA
NONCD0001069 GENERAL MARBLE COMPANY 350 NORTH GENERALS BLVD LINCOLNTON Evaluation Pending
NCD049772023 H & S PROCESSORS, INC.NC HIGHWAY 150 WEST LINCOLNTON SPL
NONCD0001838 HELMER WELL 5420 BIG CREEK HOLLAR ALEXIS Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002914 HERNDON CHAPEL CHURCH LANE 225&235 HERNDON CHAPEL CHURCH LINCOLNTON Evaluation Pending
NCD083674713 HULL SERVICE STATION/PHILLIPS 66 HIGHWAY 274 SOUTH VALE SPL
NONCD0002386 REINHARDT CIRCLE TCE SITE REINHARDT CIRCLE IRON STATION Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002396 RHYNE MILLS, INC.HWY 150, LINCOLNTON LINCOLNTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001154 ROBERT BOSCH TOOL CORP 129 LEGIONAIRE RD LINCOLNTON Voluntary (AA)
NCN000410439 SOUTHSIDE ROAD INCIDENT SOUTHSIDE RD & SOUTHFORK RD LINCOLNTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002587 TEXTILE PIECE DYEING HIGHWAY 321, NORTH BYPASS LINCOLNTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0000009 TREND LINE FURNITURE CORP.321 INDUSTRIAL PARK ROAD LINCOLNTON NFA
NONCD0002924 US $2.50 CLEANERS 7558 HWY 73 DENVER Evaluation Pending
NCD990745242 VERMONT AMERICAN CORPORATION MAIDEN HWY 321 N LINCOLNTON NFA
NONCD0002696 WARLICKS GROCERY 2673 PLATEAU ROAD VALE Evaluation Pending
MACON
NONCD0001737 FRANKLIN QUARRY-NCDOT-SITE #15 HIGHWAY 64 FRANKLIN Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002967 PARRISH PROPERTY-DESOTO TRAIL 3370 BRYSON CITY RD FRANKLIN Evaluation Pending
MADISON
NONCD0002955 ANDREWS AVE SOLVENT RELEASE 172 S ANDREWS AVE HOT SPRINGS Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001543 COOKS FARM AND GARDEN 4050 NC HIGHWAY 208 MARSHALL Evaluation Pending
NCN000410861 DERRINGER DRIVE DERRINGER DRIVE MARSHALL Evaluation Pending
NCD062571658 HONEYWELL MICRO SWITCH DIV.1 HICKORY DRIVE MARS HILL SPL
NONCD0001884 HWY 23 ACETIC ACID SPILL HIGHWAY 23 MARS HILL Evaluation Pending
NCD980848782 MADISON COUNTY CYANIDE SITE 7735 NC 63 HWY LEICESTER SPL
MARTIN
NONCD0001235 ALAMAC KNITS (DYERSBURG CORP.)NC HWY 125 HAMILTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0000013 CAROLINA HARDWOODS 158 FACTORY STREET WILLIAMSTON SPL
NONCD0001169 LIBERTY FABRICS (FORMER)US 64 JAMESVILLE SPL
NCD000623223 MARTIN MANUFACTURING PROPERTIES E MAIN ST US 17 WILLIAMSTON SPL
NCD981030893 MUSIC CLUB PESTICIDE SITE SE QUADRANT OF INT US 17 WILLIAMSTON SPL
NONCD0001161 PEELE'S SERVICE STATION/HONORA MANNING 2771 OLD HWY 64 JAMESVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002381 REDDICK FUMIGANTS, INC.3002 WEST MAIN STREET WILLIAMSTON SPL
NONCD0001016 ROYSTER-CLARK FERTILIZER PLANT 1598 HINES RD OAK CITY SPL
NONCD0002798 TOWN AND COUNTRY CLEANERS 617 WASHINGTON ST WILLIAMSTON SPL
NONCD0003227 TRIANGLE CHEMICAL COMPANY WASHINGTON ST & DIXIE DR WILLIAMSTON Evaluation Pending
NCD981744618 UNITED ORGANICS WILLIAMSTON NFA
NCD003184520 WEST POINT PEPPERELL HAMILTON HWY 125 HAMILTON NFA
MCDOWELL
NCD003157377 AMERICAN THREAD/SEVIER PLANT 630 AMERICAN THREAD RD MARION NFA w/ Restrictions
NONCD0002389 APACHE WELLS 640 APACHE PATH MARION Evaluation Pending
NCN000410250 ETHAN ALLEN FURNITURE HWY 70 OLD FORT NFA
NCD074510728 ETHAN ALLEN INC./BLUE RIDGE DIV.COMMERCE STREET OLD FORT NFA
NONCD0001075 HIGGINS TOWNSHIP FIRING RANGE NC 226 MARION NFA
NCD980838551 MCDOWELL FIREMAN ASSOCIATION SITE SR 1214 GREENLEE ROAD MARION SPL
NCN000410289 METAL INDUSTRIES HWY 70 WEST MARION Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002435 MY FAVORITE MARTIN TRUCK ACCIDENT US 221 S RT OF WAY MARION Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001128 RESOLUTION PACKAGING 468 CAROLINA AVE MARION SPL
NCD986232676 ROCK-TENN MARION FOLDING 33 BURGIN ST MARION SPL
NCD059140764 TRAVENOL LABS, INCORPORATED HWY 221 N MARION NFA
NONCD0000010 UNITED MERCHANTS/OLD FORT PLANT NORTH OF INTERSTATE 40 OLD FORT Evaluation Pending
MECKLENBURG
NONCD0001211 200 NORTH TRYON STREET 200 N. TRYON STREET CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NCD002571438 ABC ENGRAVERS 724 NORTH I-85 CHARLOTTE SPL
NCD024462327 ACADEMY STEEL DRUM 3213 RIDGE RD MATTHEWS NFA w/ Restrictions
NCD045451473 ACE CHEMICAL CORPORATION 9801 S TRYON ST CHARLOTTE SPL
NONCD0003257 ADMIRATION HOSIERY MILLS 4210 YANCEY RD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001231 AIR LIQUIDE 2414 SOUTH BOULEVARD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001251 ALPHAGARY CORP 9635 INDUSTRIAL DRIVE PINEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NCD085082311 AMERICAN COLORS INCORPORATED 831 MORETZ AVE CHARLOTTE NFA
NONCD0001255 AMERICAN FENCE SOLVENTS 3605 SOUTH TRYON STREET CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001257 AMERICAN TRUETZSCHLER 12300 MOORES CHAPEL ROAD CHARLOTTE Voluntary (AA)
NCD119168813 ANILOX ROLL COMPANY 4840 WALLACE NEAL RD CHARLOTTE NFA
NCD047257472 APPLIED RESEARCH GROUP, INC.2221 N. DAVIDSON STREET CHARLOTTE SPL
NCD074511361 AQUAIR CORPORATION 13300 SAM NEELY RD CHARLOTTE SPL
NONCD0001282 ARATEX FACILITY (ARAMARK)2321 WILKINSON BLVD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001174 ARROW LAUNDRY 4735 MONROE RD CHARLOTTE SPL
NONCD0001992 ATANDO AVE SOLVENT CONTAMINATION 527 ATANDO AVE CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003185 AUTO TOP MANUFACTURING 1532 S TRYON ST CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001301 AUTO VERKS 1800 COMMONWEALTH AVENUE CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002019 AZALEA LANE CONTAMINATION HARTLEY ST & AZALEA LN CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001132 BALDOR ELECTRIC COMPANY 3821 BARRINGER RD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002934 BANCROFT ST GROUNDWATER CONTAMINATION 1906 BANCROFT ST CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003184 BANK ST TCE 3331 GRIFFITH ST CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0000068 BARON-BLAKESLEE DIVISION 1225 ATANDO AVE CHARLOTTE NFA
NCD003149705 BASF WAYNDOTTE CORPORATION 4330 CHESAPEAKE DR CHARLOTTE Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0001326 BEACHAM PROPERTY 420 W TREMONT AVENUE CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003075 BEATTIES FORD RD PCE CONTAMINATION BEATTIES FORD RD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001334 BELLSOUTH WORK CENTER SOLVENTS 24TH STREET CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001958 BELTON STREET SOLVENTS BELTON ST & GREYSTONE RD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001338 BENDEL CORPORATION 4823 NORTH GRAHAM STREET CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NCD083673590 BENDIX CORPORATION 701 NORTH I-85 ACCESS RD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NCN000410558 BENNETT STREET (316) CONTAMINATION 316 BENNETT ST CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001352 BIRNAMWOOD LANE 14624 BIRNAMWOOD LANE CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003158 BLAND STREET CONTAMINATION 322 W. BLAND ST CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003029 BLOCK 42 500 N COLLEGE ST CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003199 BLYTHE BLVD HOSPITAL PROPERTY 1130 BLYTHE BLVD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001360 BLYTHE CONSTRUCTION-PINEVILLE 10500 OLD NATIONS FORD ROAD PINEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001366 BONDS DISTRIBUTING - SOLVENTS 10227 MALLARD CREEK ROAD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NCD049774375 BORDEN CHEMICAL PRINTING INK 3013 GRIFFITH ST CHARLOTTE NFA
NONCD0001372 BOXER TEXTILE MACHINERY CO 1000 WEST MOREHEAD STREET CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002796 BRENNTAG SOUTHEAST 11750 FRUEHAUF DR CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002860 BREVARD & 4TH STS CONTAMINATION BREVARD AND 4TH STS CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001380 BRIDGESTONE/FIRESTONE RETAIL SERVICES 530 S TRYON STREET CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001387 BROOKWOOD DEVELOPMENT 301 SOUTH COLLEGE STREET CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NCD055165005 BUDD LEE PAVING COMPANY 8521 MT. HOLLY RD CHARLOTTE NFA
NONCD0001413 C BAKER WELL 6505 WISTERIA DRIVE CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NCD981022288 C&T REFINERY 4800 SOUTH BOULEVARD CHARLOTTE SPL
NONCD0002634 CAMDEN, KINGSTON, & PARK SOLVENTS W KINGSTON AVE & CAMDEN RD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003035 CAROLINA ASBESTOS CORP 301 DEPOT ST DAVIDSON Evaluation Pending
NCD003150208 CAROLINA COATINGS, INC.711 PRESSLEY RD CHARLOTTE NFA
NONCD0001104 CATO FARMS 11415 TOM SHORT ROAD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001067 CC DICKSON 1524 SOUTH BOULEVARD CHARLOTTE SPL
NCD000608117 CELANESE CORPORATION/FIBERS TECH 2300 ARCHDALE DR CHARLOTTE Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0003129 CENTRAL AVE METALS 1400 CENTRAL AVE CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003195 CENTRAL AVE PESTICIDES AND VOCS 3512 & 3534 CENTRAL AVE CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NCD046148540 CENTRAL TRANSPORT COMPANY 600 MELYNDA ROAD CHARLOTTE SPL
NONCD0003012 CHADBOURN GOTHAM, INC JORDAN PL & DAVIDSON ST CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001478 CHARLOTTE AIRCRAFT #3 7705 EAST W.T. HARRIS BLVD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001150 CHARLOTTE BATTERY 2926 YOUNGBLOOD ST CHARLOTTE SPL
NCD986188811 CHARLOTTE COAL GAS PLANT NO. 1 200 SOUTH COLLEGE STREET CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NCD986188803 CHARLOTTE COAL GAS PLANT NO. 2 1400 SOUTH BOULEVARD CHARLOTTE Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0001480 CHARLOTTE DOUGLAS AIRPORT 7 5501 JOSH BIRMINGHAM PARKWAY CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NCD024468597 CHARLOTTE STEEL DRUM 2900 WEST TRADE STREET CHARLOTTE SPL
NCD981861214 CHARLOTTE TRANSPORTATION TERMINAL 2246 OLD STEELE CREEK RD CHARLOTTE Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0001487 CHEMATRON 5216 HOVIS ROAD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002907 CHEM-TEX (FRMR) AKA CLASSIC COFFEE 1016 & 1024 MONTANA DR CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NCD986190239 CHEROKEE OIL 925 SOUTH SUMMIT AVE CHARLOTTE SPL
NCD980799019 CHEROKEE OIL 1201 BERRYHILL ROAD CHARLOTTE SPL
NONCD0002806 CHILDRESS DRY CLEANING/GREYLYN BUS PK 9101 MONROE RD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001499 CHT FACILITY M-2 WAREHOUSE 5046 OLD PINEVILLE ROAD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0000041 CIBA-GEIGY WESTINGHOUSE BLVD CHARLOTTE Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0001501 CIRCLE K 5111 - SOLVENTS 2833 FREEDOM DRIVE CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001206 CITY OF CHARLOTTE_DOT STREET MAINTENANCE 4600 SWEDEN RD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002805 CITY OF CHARLOTTE-SCALEYBARK SITE 3610 SOUTH BLVD & CLANTON RD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001507 CITY PLUMBING & HEATING CO 211 TUCKASEEGEE ROAD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001509 CLAIRE MANUFACTURING 2120 NORTH CHURCH STREET CHARLOTTE Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0002994 CLARKSON STREET CONTAMINATION 908 S CLARKSON ST CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002845 CLAWSON RADIATOR (FORMER)108 WEST PARK RD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001515 CLINIPAD 7101 MACFARLANE BLVD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NCN000407830 CLOROX CHEMICAL 800 GESCO ST CHARLOTTE SPL
NONCD0001531 COMMERCE BUSINESS PARK S. COMMERCE BLVD.CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003103 COMMONWEALTH AVENUE DRY CLEANERS 1809 COMMONWEALTH AVE CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NCD003162500 CONSOLIDATED ENGRAVERS CORP.311 E 12TH ST CHARLOTTE SPL
NCD130708126 CONSOLIDATED WAREHOUSE 8300 MOORES CHAPEL RD CHARLOTTE SPL
NONCD0001097 COPES-VULCAN, INC 601 W SUMMIT AVE CHARLOTTE Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0003060 CORNELIUS ARTS CENTER 21328 - 21348 CATAWBA AVE CORNELIUS Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003179 CRAYTON PRINTING 2301, 2321, 2327 DISTRIBUTION CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003264 CRESCENT AVE AND PROVIDENCE ROAD PCE CRESCENT AVE AND PROVIDENCE RD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001563 CRESCENT EMC - CORNELIUS #2 18014 STATESVILLE ROAD CORNELIUS Evaluation Pending
NCD044447639 CROWN CENTRAL PETROLEUM CORP.7720 MOUNT HOLLY ROAD CHARLOTTE SPL
NONCD0001572 CSX RAILROAD SOUTH CEDAR STREET CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001181 CUMMINS ATLANTIC-DISTRIBUTORSHIP 3700 JEFF ADAMS DR CHARLOTTE NFA w/ Restrictions
NONCD0001182 CUMMINS ATLANTIC-GENERAL OFFICE BLDG 11101 NATIONS FORD RD CHARLOTTE Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0001586 DANA TRANSPORT FACILITY (FORMER)7254 MT HOLLY RD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NCN000405052 DAVIDSON ASBESTOS DEPOT,EDEN,SLOAN,WATSON&CRANE DAVIDSON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003002 DELBURG STREET SOLVENTS DELBURG ST 200-300 BLOCK DAVIDSON Evaluation Pending
NCD003149283 DELMAR COMPANY 3300 MONROE ROAD CHARLOTTE NFA
NONCD0003117 DENBUR DRIVE PCE DENBUR DRIVE CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NCD062567623 DIAMOND SHAMROCK CORP/HENKEL PROCES 3300 WESTINGHOUSE BLVD CHARLOTTE NFA
NONCD0001066 DIMETRICS INC 404 ARMOUR STREET DAVIDSON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001607 DIRTY LAUNDRY CLEANERS (FORMER NIXON PRO 511, 513, 515 WEST TRADE STREE CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001608 DISCOVERY PLACE 301 N. TRYON STREET CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001610 DIVERSEY WATER TECHNOLOGIES 1201 SOUTH GRAHAM STREET CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001617 DIXIE TRUCKING - SOLVENTS 3606 NORTH GRAHAM STREET CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NCD074518671 DOW CHEMICAL CORP/ALLIED CHEMICAL 202 E WOODLAWN RD, BLDG 2 CHARLOTTE NFA
NCD981014517 DYNATECH TOOMEY AVE CHARLOTTE SPL
NONCD0003146 EAST 36TH ST LEAD CONTAMINATION 430 E 36TH ST CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001657 EAST GIBBON ROAD 2727 AND 2731 EAST GIBBON ROAD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002960 EASTWAY DRIVE & THE PLAZA SOLVENTS EASTWAY DR & THE PLAZA CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NCD024740433 EC MANUFACTURING 413 N. POLK STREET PINEVILLE SPL
NONCD0001119 EDWARDS PROPERTY FOUNDRY SAND 10209 ROZZELLE'S FERRY RD CHARLOTTE SPL
NONCD0001676 ELECTO-MEK 1412 WEST CRAIGHEAD ROAD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001943 ELECTROLUX/WHITE CONSOLIDATED MERRIMAN AVE CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003183 ELIZABETH AVE PCE 1609 ELIZABETH AVE CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001678 ELMWOOD CIRCLE ELMWOOD CIRCLE CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001679 ELOX CORPORATION FACILITY GRIFFITH STREET DAVIDSON Evaluation Pending
NCD091258806 ESB EXIDE CHARLOTTE SERVICE CTR.3300 PIPER LN CHARLOTTE NFA
NONCD0001696 EXXON 4-3524 SOLVENTS 11208 INDEPENDENCE BLVD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001698 F T WILLIAMS TRUCKING FACILITY 3001/3009 ROZZELLES FERRY ROAD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001702 FAIRFAX PROPERTIES(FORMER REEVES)8900 RESEARCH DRIVE CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0000029 FLEET AEROSPACE CORP./AERONCA BROOKFORD STREET CHARLOTTE NFA w/ Restrictions
NCD062553490 FLEET TRANSPORT CO., INC.6712 FREEDOM DRIVE CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NCD003154960 FLEMING LABORATORIES 2215 THRIFT ROAD CHARLOTTE SPL
NCD093340487 FLORIDA STEEL CORPORATION LAKEVIEW RD CHARLOTTE NFA w/ Restrictions
NONCD0000075 FOAMEX/REEVES BROTHERS 18801 OLD STATESVILLE RD CORNELIUS SPL
NCN000409865 FORSHAW CHEMICALS 650 STATE ST CHARLOTTE SPL
NCD024473423 FROEHLING AND ROBERTSON, INC.208 N GRAHAM ST CHARLOTTE NFA
NCD001871854 FRUEHAUF TRAILER CORPORATION 310 DALTON CHARLOTTE SPL
NONCD0001741 FULTON WELL 8501 OLD CONCORD ROAD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001747 GAMBLE PALLET CO. (FORMER)3320 GIBBON ROAD (FORMER ADDRE CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001755 GATEWAY VILLAGE WEST TRADE STREET & N CEDAR CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001758 GEE'S FOOD STORE - SOLVENTS 3600 TUCKASEEGEE ROAD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NCD051322980 GENERAL ELECTRIC CO.2328 THRIFT RD CHARLOTTE Voluntary (AA)
NCD081430258 GENERAL LATEX & CHEM CORP (OF NC)2321 N. DAVIDSON ST CHARLOTTE NFA
NONCD0001229 GENERAL STEEL DRUM CORP 4500 SOUTH BLVD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NCD043679349 GENERAL TIRE & RUBBER CO 1900 CONTINENTAL BLVD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001764 GENUINE PARTS COMPANY 1 124 ATANDO AVENUE CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001769 GERRARD TIRE 11252 LAWYERS ROAD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NCD980848766 GIBBS ELECTROPLATING 5210/5216 HOVIS ROAD CHARLOTTE SPL
NONCD0001022 GIBBS ELECTROPLATING - OLD LOCATION 2229 N DAVIDSON CHARLOTTE SPL
NONCD0001776 GLEN CLARENCE CLINE PROP (SOLVENTS)11431 US HWY 29 CHARLOTTE NFA
NONCD0001782 GM TRAINING CENTER 5500 N TRYON STREET CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001792 GRANITEVILLE TWO SITE 2508 LUCENA STREET CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002948 GREEN CROSS DRY CLEANERS 9101 MONROE RD; STE 100 CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003110 GREENSBORO ST TCE 4101 GREENSBORO ST.CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001803 GRINNELL SUPPLY SALES 2 1431 W MOREHEAD ST CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0000073 H. M. WADE FURNITURE SOUTH GRAHAM STREET CHARLOTTE SPL
NONCD0001823 HANSARD DRIVE 132 HANSARD DRIVE & 109 LEE DR CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001219 HARLEE AVENUE CONTAMINATION 3701 HARLEE AVE CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0000093 HARPER CORP. OF AMERICA 311 CROMPTON STREET CHARLOTTE NFA
NONCD0000087 HARPER CRAWFORD BAG CO.401 PARKWOOD AVE CHARLOTTE NFA
NONCD0001835 HEATH WELL 2231 BELLMEADE ROAD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001023 HEAVY EQUIPMENT SCHOOL HEAVY EQUIPMENT ROAD CHARLOTTE SPL
NONCD0001836 HEFNER WELL 509 W. SUGAR CREEK CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001839 HENDERSON WELL 9744 IDLEWILD ROAD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NCD990715062 HENKEL CORPORATION 600 E SUGAR CREEK RD CHARLOTTE NFA
NONCD0001479 HERTRON INTERNATIONAL 306 CLANTON RD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001864 HOMESTEAD OLD MT HOLLY RD/WEST AVE CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NCD986171957 HOSKINS MILL 201 S. HOSKINS MILL ROAD CHARLOTTE NFA
NONCD0003143 HOVIS RD SOIL CONTAMINATION 5205 HOVIS RD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001878 HUGHS SUPPLY #0939 1927 SOUTH TRYON STREET CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001881 HUNTER AVENUE HUNTER AVENUE CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001019 HUTTIG SASH AND DOOR COMPANY 1018 JAY STREET CHARLOTTE NFA
NONCD0001018 HWY 49 BATTERY DUMP NC HIGHWAY 49 CHARLOTTE SPL
NCD000623165 IBM CORPORATION 1001 W.T. HARRIS BLVD CHARLOTTE NFA
NCD053010724 ICI - AMERICAS, INC.2130 N TRYON CHARLOTTE SPL
NONCD0002757 IDLEWILD RD CARBON TETRACHLORIDE 13101 IDLEWILD RD MINT HILL Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002006 INDEPENDENCE PROPERTY 3030 E INDEPENDENCE BLVD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001893 INDUSTRIAL & TEXTILE SUPPLY 1300 S. MINT STREET CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001894 INDUSTRIAL DRIVE 1100 INDUSTRIAL DR MATTHEWS Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001895 INDUSTRIAL DYNAMICS CORP. (IDC)536 JETTON ST DAVIDSON Evaluation Pending
NCD990868168 INMONT CORP/BASF CORPORATION 1701 W WESTINGHOUSE BLVD CHARLOTTE SPL
NONCD0001909 INTERSTATE N. BUS. PRK 2200 & 2233 INTERSTATE N. DRIV CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NCD081332900 INX (FORMER) FACILITY 3200 & 3210 CULLMAN AVE CHARLOTTE SPL
NCD980518211 IRT/IBM CORPORATION 4101 S I-85 CHARLOTTE SPL
NONCD0001917 JAMGOTCH WELL 4640 RANDOLPH ROAD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002794 JET LINE PRODUCTS, INC 720 MATTHEWS MINT HILL RD MATTHEWS NFA
NONCD0001932 JOHN PLUMIDES 4642 SHARON VIEW ROAD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0000085 JONES & PRESNELL STUDIO 433 LAWTON ROAD CHARLOTTE SPL
NCD002462414 JONES CHEMICALS INC. OF NORTH CAROLI 610 MCNINCH STREET CHARLOTTE NFA
NONCD0001938 JONES ELECTRIC REPAIR CO 4251 GOLF ACRES DR CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001946 KAISER FLUID TECHNOLOGIES 530 EAST SUGAR CREEK ROAD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003069 KALE BINDEX INC HAWKINS AND DOGGETT STREETS CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NCD980729545 KELLY ROAD/BAILEY PROPERTY 2905 KELLY RD CHARLOTTE NFA
NONCD0001954 KFC - UNIVERSITY PARK SHOPPING CENTER 2121 BEATTIES FORD ROAD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NCD981927908 KIDD LANE BATTERY DISPOSAL 3607 KIDD LANE CHARLOTTE NFA
NONCD0001956 KILDARE DRIVE SITE KILDARE DRIVE CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NCD097361018 KIN PROPERTIES ABANDONED DRUMS 920 EASTWAY DRIVE CHARLOTTE Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0001962 KITTY DRIVE 4126 KITTY DRIVE CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001665 KMART AUTO SERVICE FACILITY (FRMER)2609 FREEDOM DR CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NCD093344133 KOPPERS COMPANY, INC/KOCH ASPHALT 8030 OLD MOUNT HOLLY RD PAW CREEK NFA
NONCD0001973 KYSOR-MICH. FLEET DIVISION 5019 HOVIS ROAD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NC0001329507 LAKE WYLIE PARTNERS, LLC MALLARANNY & OUTWELL ROAD CHARLOTTE NFA
NONCD0003169 LAKEFILL ROAD CONTAMINATION LAKEFILL RD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001982 LAWYERS ROAD WELLS 12315 LAWYERS ROAD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001983 LB FOSTER (FORMER)1625 & 1701 STARITA ROAD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002009 LINDE GASES, FORMER 2810 WEST TRADE STREET CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002011 LITTON-AIRTRON 1201 CONTINENTAL BLVD.CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002012 LIVINGSTONE COATINGS CORPORATION 240 RHYNE ROAD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002584 LYNX LIGHT RAIL LINE/CHARLOTTE TRANSP 210 E TRADE ST CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002022 LYONS RESIDENCE 3800 GLENWOOD DRIVE CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002024 MAGLA PRODUCTS 1 404 NORTH CHURCH STREET HUNTERSVILLE Evaluation Pending
NCD062552989 MALLARD CREEK RD/UNION OIL CO OF CA 14700 MALLARD CREEK RD CHARLOTTE Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0001144 MAMMOTH OAKS WATER SUPPLY WELL MAMMOTH OAKS DR CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002300 MARGARET WALLACE ROAD SITE 3534 MARGARET WALLACE RD MATTHEWS Evaluation Pending
NONCD0000095 MARKEM CORPORATION 11401 WILMAR BOULEVARD CHARLOTTE NFA
NONCD0001498 MARSHALL AVE PCE 3616 MARSHALL AVENUE CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001151 MATTHEWS BLDG SUPPLY/ESTUL TOOL 215 AMES ST MATTHEWS SPL
NONCD0002046 MATTHEWS COUNTRY CLUB 465 SAM NEWELL ROAD MATTHEWS Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002055 MCKELVEY NITRATES 6148 ST JOHNS LANE CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002056 MCLEAN ROAD 2532 MCLEAN ROAD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NCD986189983 MECKLENBURG CO. OIL SPILL BASIN CREE 626 MILLER STREET CHARLOTTE NFA
NONCD0002820 MELATEX INC (FORMER MELODY CHEMICALS)3818 NORTHMORE ST CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002062 MERIDIAN CORPORATE CENTER 8501 IBM DRIVE CHARLOTTE NFA
NCD086861770 METAL IMPROVEMENT COMPANY 10000 OLD PINEVILLE RD PINEVILLE NFA
NONCD0001106 MICROTRON ABRASIVES, INC 10424 RODNEY ST PINEVILLE SPL
NONCD0001175 MIDTOWN SQUARE VALET DRY CLEANERS 401 S INDEPENDENCE BLVD CHARLOTTE SPL
NONCD0003094 MINT ST TCE CONTAMINATION 1500 BLOCK S MINT ST CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001041 MITCHELL & BECKER 1928 SOUTH BOULEVARD CHARLOTTE NFA
NONCD0003134 MONROE RD ORGANICS 4726 MONROE RD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002574 MONROE RD PCE CONTAMINATION 4102 MONROE ROAD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003109 MONROE RD VOCS 3412 MONROE RD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NCD024481848 MORELAND MCKESSON COMPANY 7901 BROOKSHIRE BOULEVARD CHARLOTTE NFA
NONCD0002807 MORNINGSIDE VILLAGE APTS 1418/1420 IRIS DR CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002101 MOUNT HOPE FACILITY 2000 DONALD ROSS ROAD CHARLOTTE NFA
NONCD0003189 MOUNTAIN POINT LN PCE MOUNTAIN POINT LN CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002111 MYERS WELL 14217 SPRINGWATER DRIVE MATTHEWS Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003124 N COLLEGE ST METALS IN GW 300 N COLLEGE ST CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003249 N TRYON STREET VOCS 2231 N TRYON ST CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002112 N. TRYON MALL (CLEANING)451 E SUGAR CREEK RD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002490 NATIONAL FLEET SUPPLY 6613 STATESVILLE RD CHARLOTTE Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0002119 NATIONAL TRANSPORT #2 601 JOHNSON ROAD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002121 NATIONS BANK - SOLVENT 201 NORTH TRYON STREET CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002159 NCDOT ASPHALT SITE #14 OLD NATIONS FORD RD PINEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002160 NCDOT ASPHALT SITE #17/BLYTHE DEVELOPMEN OFF OF ERVIN LANE - 9510 RODNE PINEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002161 NCDOT ASPHALT SITE #2 (CROWDER CONST)CROWDER CONST, HWY 16, 6433 BR CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002170 NCDOT ASPHALT SITE #5 (REA CONSTRUCTION)1220 NORTH WENDOVER ROAD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002171 NCDOT ASPHALT SITE #56/BLYTHE IND.2911 NORTH GRAHAM STREET CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002172 NCDOT ASPHALT SITE #57 - REA CONSTRUCTIO 2701 YOUNGBLOOD COURT CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002174 NCDOT ASPHALT SITE #67 11333 REAMES ROAD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002158 NCDOT ASPHALT SITE NO 13_REA CONTSR 6001 OLD DOWD ROAD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002177 NCDOT BRIDGE 108 GRAHAM STREET BRIDGE OVER RR T CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002179 NCDOT DIV 10 FACILITY (FORMER)1119 E SUGAR CREEK RD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002324 NCDOT PROPERTY-PARCEL 7B 510 W 4TH ST CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003154 NEBEL KNITTING 121 WEST BLVD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003286 NISBET MARINE MART 1320 AND 1328 S TRYON ST CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002204 NIVENS PROPERTY 3022 GRIFFITH STREET CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003034 NORFOLK SOUTHERN INTERMODAL 325 PARKWOOD AVE CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002211 NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILWAY-SOLVENT-UNIQEMA 2100 NORTH TRYON ST.CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003083 NORTH GRAHAM ST SOLVENTS 4227 N GRAHAM ST CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002232 OLD COLONIAL MARBLE 9943 PACKARD ST PINEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NCD986172518 OLD MOUNT HOLLY ROAD PCE SITE OLD MT HOLLY RD & FREEDOM DR CHARLOTTE SPL
NONCD0001333 OMNISOURCE SE/ATLANTIC SCRAP & PROCESS 410 ATANDO AVE CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002243 ORR ROAD (RESIDENTIAL)ORR ROAD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0000098 OZONIC INTERNATIONAL 2033 SOUTH BOULEVARD CHARLOTTE NFA
NONCD0001604 P-3800 CHARLOTTE RAIL MULTIMODAL STATION 511 W TRADE ST CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NCD000828905 PACKAGE PRODUCTS COMPANY 1930 CAMDEN RD CHARLOTTE NFA
NONCD0002256 PALOMINO CLUB 9607 ALBEMARLE ROAD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002260 PANTRY 824 SOLVENTS 8925 NATIONS FORD ROAD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002270 PARKER NALL WELL 8702-B STATESVILLE RD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NCD053010732 PARKS-CRAMER COMPANY 2000 S BLVD CHARLOTTE SPL
NONCD0002976 PARKWOOD STATION 1721 N CALDWELL ST CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002506 PAWLEY DRIVE CONTAMINATION 312 PAWLEY DRIVE CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NCD055162069 PELTON & CRANE PLANT (FORMER)200 CLANTON ROAD CHARLOTTE Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0002287 PEOPLES CLEANERS 1930 BEATTIES FORD ROAD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002810 PEP BOYS 150 9415 E INDEPENDENCE BLVD MATTHEWS NFA
NONCD0002293 PERFECTING SERVICE DIVISION 332 ATANDO AVENUE CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003044 PERFECTION DRY CLEANER & LAUNDRY 1423 E 4TH ST CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002294 PERIGON 107 INDUSTRIAL DRIVE MATTHEWS Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002296 PETROLEUM TANK SERVICE #2 7335 ORR ROAD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003005 PHILEMON AVE SITE E CRAIGHEAD RD & PHILEMON AVE CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NCD980558779 PHOENIX RESOURCES, INC.1373 E MOREHEAD STREET CHARLOTTE NFA
NCD059144188 PHOTO CORPORATION OF AMERICA 801 CRESTDATEL AVE MATTHEWS NFA
NCD066309113 PIEDMONT HEAT TREATING CORP 3311 GRIFFITH STREET CHARLOTTE NFA
NONCD0002310 PINE ISLAND DRIVE 10135 LITTLE FIELD RD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0000069 PLANK ROAD/UNION CARBIDE OLD PLANK RD CHARLOTTE NFA
NONCD0003217 POLK STREET CONTAMINATION 311, 313, & 315 N POLK ST PINEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002327 POWELL LUMBER COMPANY CROMPTON STREET CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NCD000613273 PRAXAIR SURFACE TECHNOLOGIES 8501 OLD STATESVILLE RD CHARLOTTE Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0002331 PRIME EQUIPMENT COMPANY 1901 SOUTH TRYON STREET CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002912 PRIMROSE AVE PCE CONTAMINATION 2310 OLD STEELE CREEK RD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001000 PRINTING TECHNOLOGY 1009 CARPET STREET CHARLOTTE NFA
NONCD0002348 QUALEX 2519 DISTRIBUTION STREET CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002991 QUARLES PETROLEUM-WEST CRAIGHEAD RD 1509 W CRAIGHEAD RD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NCD079045027 QUEENS PROPERTY RESEARCH DRIVE CHARLOTTE NFA
NONCD0003074 R AND R CLEANERS 3601 S TRYON ST CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002356 R.H. BOULIGNY #2 2320 NORTH DAVIDSON STREET CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NCD003149663 RADIATOR SPECIALTY COMPANY 1900 WILKINSON BLVD CHARLOTTE SPL
NONCD0002369 RAMSEY PRODUCTS 3701 PERFORMANCE ROAD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002373 RANGER TRANSPORT WELL 6624 LAKEVIEW RD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001201 REEVES BROTHERS-BAILEY RD DUMP BAILEY RD CORNELIUS NFA w/ Restrictions
NCD000773663 REICHHOLD CHEMICAL, INC.DORMAN ROAD PINEVILLE NFA
NONCD0003295 REMOUNT RD FIRE PIT 2203 REMOUNT RD CHARLOTTE NFA
NONCD0002099 REVERDY LANE SOLVENTS REVERDY LANE MATTHEWS NFA
NONCD0002390 REXAM FACILITY, FORMER 700 CRESTDALE ROAD MATTHEWS Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002392 REYNOLDS & SON CONSTRUCTION 11401 LAWYERS ROAD MINT HILL Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002397 RHYNE ROAD RHYNE ROAD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NCN000410302 RIDGE LANE RD DIELDRIN CONTAMINATION RIDGE LANE RD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002593 RJS/STS, LLC PROPERTY-PARCEL 32 1320 S GRAHAM ST CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002419 ROHM & HAAS 215 LAWTON ROAD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002423 ROUNTREE PLANTATION GARDEN CENTER 517 ROUNTREE ROAD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NCD980838379 ROWE CORP PROPERTY/BOULIGNY SITE 433 W MOREHEAD ST CHARLOTTE SPL
NONCD0003170 ROZZELLES FERRY RD PCE BUNGALOW & ROZZELLES FERRY RD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002433 RYERSON FACILITY, FORMER 5435 HOVIS ROAD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002295 SAINT FRANCES DRIVE CONTAMINATION 5916 SAINT FRANCES DRIVE CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NCD000609859 SCA CHEMICAL SERVICES, INC.WAS NEVER BUILT CHARLOTTE NFA
NCN000410441 SCERCY WELL/ROBINWOOD DR 5101 ROBINWOOD DRIVE CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NCD093338119 SCM CORP. GLIDDEN COATINGS & RESINS 3926 GLENWOOD DRIVE CHARLOTTE SPL
NONCD0002456 SEARS 8075 SOLVENTS 11407 GRANITE ST CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003288 SERVICEMASTER FOX ASSOCIATES 3638 AND 3642 TRYCLAN DR CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003259 SHOP TOWEL RENTALS 216 W 24TH ST CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002472 SIDES RESIDENCE 336 FIELDING ROAD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001002 SIGNART CHARLOTTE NFA
NCD083678631 SINCLAIR AND VALENTINE CO.515 S TURNER AVE CHARLOTTE NFA w/ Restrictions
NCD024488025 SMITH METAL & IRON COMPANY 712 W 3RD ST CHARLOTTE NFA
NONCD0002488 SONOCO CARTON FACILITY, FORMER 8800 SOUTH BOULEVARD CHARLOTTE NFA
NONCD0003261 SOUTH AND HOLLIS LOSO SOUTH BLVD & HOLLIS RD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001994 SOUTH BOULEVARD SOLVENT CONTAMINATION 3000 BLOCK SOUTH BOULEVARD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003287 SOUTH END BUSINESS PARK CLANTON RD AND S TRYON ST CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003262 SOUTH GRAHAM TOWER 401 SOUTH GRAHAM ST CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003263 SOUTH TRYON COMMERCIAL 2027 S TRYON ST CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003163 SOUTH TRYON STREET PCE 4500 SOUTH TRYON ST CHARLOTTE NFA
NCD024488355 SOUTHEASTERN EXTERMINATING CO.4037 E INDEPENDENCE BLVD CHARLOTTE NFA
NCD980728620 SOUTHEASTERN POLLUTION CONTROL PINEVILLE NFA
NONCD0002497 SOUTHERN CAST 801 PECAN AVENUE CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NCD990715658 SOUTHERN MANUFACTURING, INC.1000 SEABOARD ST CHARLOTTE SPL
NONCD0002500 SOUTHERN METALS - SOLVENTS 2200 DONALD ROSS ROAD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003152 SOUTHERN RESOURCES SCRAP METAL 3826 RALEIGH STREET CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001003 SOUTHLAND 4450 SOUTH BOULEVARD CHARLOTTE NFA
NONCD0003209 SOUTHSIDE DR TCE 101 AND 117 SOUTHSIDE DR CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001076 SOUTHSIDE INVESTMENTS LLC 2222 SOUTH BLVD CHARLOTTE SPL
NCD986205953 SOUTHWOOD CORPORATION 4700 WESTINGHOUSE BLVD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002520 SPEIZMAN PROPERTY 4801 SILABERT AVENUE CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001384 STANDARD UNIFORM 600 PHILLIP DAVIS DR CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002540 STEELE CREEK AND SAM NEELY RDS STEELE CREEK & SAM NEELY RDS CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001549 STORK PRINT AMERICANA 3201 ROTARY DR CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NCD083669952 STORY BURIAL AREAS/UNION CHEMICAL 6101 ORR ROAD CHARLOTTE Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0001101 STRONGHAVEN WAREHOUSE 433 EAST JOHNS ST MATTHEWS Voluntary (AA)
NCD980503155 SUMMIT AVENUE SITE 420 SOUTH SUMMIT AVE CHARLOTTE NFA
NONCD0002560 SUNOCO #4-1475 - SOLVENTS 1138 N TRYON STREET CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002325 SUNSET DRIVE SOLVENTS SUNSET DR MINT HILL Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002563 SUPERIOR INK COMPANY 4820 ROZZELLS FERRY ROAD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002568 SWARTZ & SONS (SMITH METAL & IRON W W. 3RD AND CEDAR CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001354 SWEDEN RD PCE 4710 & 4746 SWEDEN RD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NCD981921083 SWIFT ADHESIVES 9724 INDUSTRIAL DRIVE PINEVILLE SPL
NCD980557763 SWIFT ADHESIVES & COATINGS/CHARLOTTE 2917 YOUNGBLOOD STREET CHARLOTTE NFA
NONCD0003289 TARMAC VIRGINIA 3934 RALEIGH ST CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002583 TAYLOR SALT & CHEMICAL 2 3915 GLENWOOD DRIVE CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002585 TEMCO (FORMER VENTRA)2711 WILKINSON BLVD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001927 TENNECO ALBEMARLE & LAWYERS RD CT/PCE 7008 ALBEMARLE RD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001504 TERMINEX OF CHARLOTTE 2001 S TRYON ST CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0000011 TERRELL MACHINE SHOP 3000-3030 SOUTH BLVD CHARLOTTE SPL
NCD046148318 TEXACO INC/PAW CREEK 410 SADLER RD CHARLOTTE SPL
NCD000770016 TEXAS CITY REFINING COMPANY 7325 OLD MT HOLLY RD PAW CREEK Evaluation Pending
NONCD0000074 TEXTILE CHEMICAL FACILITY GRAHAM STREET CHARLOTTE SPL
NONCD0002589 THIRD AND CHURCH STREET THIRD AND CHURCH STREET CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002591 THOMAS CONCRETE 3701 N GRAHAM STREET CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NCD095470332 THONIT A SIMMONS COMPANY 11900 STEELE CREEK ROAD CHARLOTTE SPL
NONCD0002600 TILLETT CHEMICAL, INC.316 COLLEGE STREET PINEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NCD981478480 TODDVILLE OPERATIONS/DUKE POWER 610 TODDVILLE ROAD CHARLOTTE NFA
NCD986231967 TOM SADLER ROAD WELLS TOM SADLER RD CHARLOTTE SPL
NONCD0002609 TOMMYS AUTOMOTIVE - SOLVENTS 6000 THE PLAZA CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002611 TOWN CENTER PROJECT 20101 N MAIN ST CORNELIUS Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002618 TRADEMART ASSOC UNITED PROP 500 BLOCK S COLLEGE STREET CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002620 TRANE SERVICE FIRST 4500 MORRIS FIELD DRIVE CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0000088 TRANS TECHNOLOGY 5535 WILKINSON BLVD CHARLOTTE SPL
NONCD0003142 TRYON AND MATHESON PCE CONTAMINATION 110 MATHESON AVE CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003128 TRYON STREET TCE 2321 SOUTH TRYON ST CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NC0001290667 TRYON STREET U-HAUL 1224 NORTH TRYON STREET CHARLOTTE NFA
NCD980844336 UNION CARBIDE BATTERY 5400 HOVIS ROAD CHARLOTTE SPL
NCD000623207 UNION CARBIDE-LINDE DIVISION 6017 BELHAVEN BLVD CHARLOTTE NFA
NCD000609982 UNION OIL CO. SE TERM/PAW CREEK 7300 OLD MT HOLLY RD PAW CREEK Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002895 UNITED SCRAP, INC.3600 PRIMROSE AVE CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002654 UNIVERSAL STAINLESS 10801 NATIONS FORD ROAD PINEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002656 UNOCAL - GOODRICH 12040 GOODRICH DRIVE CHARLOTTE Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0002657 US AIRWAYS MAINTENANCE FACILITY 5020 HANGAR ROAD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NC6210022905 USA RESERVE XVIII AIRBORNE CORPS 1300 WESTOVER DR CHARLOTTE NFA
NC3210021330 USA RESERVE XVIII AIRBORNE CORPS 1412 WESTOVER DR CHARLOTTE NFA
NONCD0000003 VAN WATERS & ROGERS ATANDO INDUSTRIAL PARK CHARLOTTE SPL
NONCD0003132 VERMEER ALL ROADS 201 CROMPTON ST CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002674 VIRGINIA CAROLINA FREIGHT LINES #2 710 CALVERT STREET CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002675 VIRKLER CO. PLANT 1022 PRESSLEY ROAD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002686 WAHLRAB RESIDENCE 3040 SHAMROCK DRIVE CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002690 WALDON ROAD WALDON ROAD & KIKER ROAD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002697 WARREN ROAD WARREN ROAD - NEAR CHAR-DOUG A CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001037 WEST BLVD 224 & 228 WEST BLVD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003145 WEST CARSON GROUNDWATER CONTAMINATION 308 WEST CARSON BLVD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002705 WEST LIDDELL ST 235 WEST LIDDELL STREET CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003090 WEST MOREHEAD II PCE IN GROUNDWATER 2100 TO 2200 W MOREHEAD ST CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001091 WEST MOREHEAD ST PESTICIDE 147 W MOREHEAD ST CHARLOTTE NFA
NONCD0003093 WEST MOREHEAD TCE IN GROUNDWATER 1300 W MOREHEAD ST CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003111 WEST TREMONT CONTAMINATION 511 AND 527 WEST TREMONT AVE CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002708 WESTINGHOUSE & CORDAGE WESTINGHOUSE BV & CORDAGE ST V CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0000026 WESTINGHOUSE DISTRIBUTION CENTER 2001 W MOREHEAD ST CHARLOTTE NFA
NONCD0002709 WESTOVER SHOPPING CENTER 1506 - 1550 WEST BOULEVARD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002724 WILGROVE EXPRESS - SOLVENTS 10102 ALBEMARLE ROAD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002725 WILGROVE MOBILE HOME PARK ALBEMARLE RD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003131 WILKINSON BLVD METALS 3015 WILKINSON BLVD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003126 WILKINSON BLVD PCE 2601 AND 2613 WILKINSON BLVD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NCD003151651 WILLARD SMELTING CO.101 NEWBERN ST CHARLOTTE SPL
NONCD0003161 WINONA STREET CONTAMINATION 131 WINONA ST CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NCD024477556 WINSTON CONTAINER COMPANY 4732 MORRIS FIELD RD CHARLOTTE SPL
NONCD0002753 WOODLAWN CENTER PROPERTY 1600 WOODLAWN ROAD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002756 WOODWARD NITRATES 19714 STOUGH FARM ROAD CORNELIUS Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002760 WORTH CHEMICAL 818 TUCKASEEGEE ROAD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002890 YARDS AT NODA 400 E 33RD ST CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002771 YELLOW FREIGHT SYSTEM 3 11001 REAMES ROAD CHARLOTTE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001051 YUASA-EXIDE DISTRIBUTION CTR 3713 N. DAVIDSON ST.CHARLOTTE NFA
MITCHELL
NONCD0000028 CAROLINA P&L CO. SPRUCE PINE MOUNTAIN LAUREL DR SPRUCE PINE NFA
NCD986188795 CARTERS RIDGE ROAD SITE CARTER'S RIDGE ROAD SPRUCE PINE NFA
NCD986171171 ETHAN ALLEN-SPRUCE PINE 200 ETHAN ALLEN DRIVE SPRUCE PINE NFA
NCD024817827 HENREDON FURNITURE ALTAPASS ROAD SPRUCE PINE NFA
NCD981929375 HUMPBACK MOUNTAIN ROAD DRUM 4 MI EAST OF SPRUCE PINE SPRUCE PINE NFA
NCD991277724 MITCHELL SYSTEMS, INC.ALTAPASS RD SPRUCE PINE SPL
NONCD0002950 UNIMIN CRYSTAL PLANT 136 CRYSTAL DR SPRUCE PINE Evaluation Pending
MONTGOMERY
NONCD0002862 ALCOA SHOOTING RANGE TUCKERTOWN RD NFA
NONCD0001081 ALCOA-NARROWS POWERHOUSE PINE STREET NFA
NONCD0001476 CHAPPEL FARM SITE 228 SULFER SPRINGS RD CANDOR Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003177 MT GILEAD COTTON OIL CO 299 INDUSTRY AVE MOUNT GILEAD Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002106 MULLINEX GROCERY 3079 HIGHWAY 109 TROY Evaluation Pending
NCD054284518 STANDARD PACKAGING CORPORATION 5465 NC HWY 73 W MT GILEAD NFA
MOORE
NONCD0002857 ABERDEEN FLORIST & GARDEN CENTER 500 S SANDHILLS BLVD ABERDEEN SPL
NONCD0003115 BREWERS REPAIR SHOP 8325 NC HWY 705 EAGLE SPRINGS Evaluation Pending
NCD048181218 CAROLINA GALVANIZING CORP.HWY 221 E ABERDEEN SPL
NONCD0001528 COLONIAL ABRASIVES 312 SOUTH PINE STREET ABERDEEN Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001716 FIRST BANK PROPERTY-OLD DUMP OFF HWY 211 PINEHURST Evaluation Pending
NCD060291051 HOW ENTERPRISES TAYLOR STREET ABERDEEN NFA
NCD144192606 PARKER-ZENITH 160 TAYLOR ST ABERDEEN SPL
NCD060306727 RICHARDS, WC COMPANY, INC.101 EAST MAPLE STREET ABERDEEN SPL
NONCD0000064 ROY F. BURT ENTERPRISES HWY 15/501 CARTHAGE NFA
NCD003234549 SCM PROCTOR SILEX/WEAREVER 575 YADKIN RD SOUTHERN PINES Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0002461 SEVEN LAKES WELL # 3 NC 211 SEVEN LAKES Evaluation Pending
NCD049845266 STANLEY CASE GOODS (FORMER)HWY 211 WEST END SPL
NCN000407188 US 1-15/501 ABERDEEN 517 S SANDHILLS BLVD ABERDEEN SPL
NCD981929391 VASS TRUCK WRECK US 1 VASS NFA
NASH
NCD990733180 ABBOTT LABS HWY 301 N ROCKY MOUNT SPL
NCD040042426 AEROQUIP 8171 PLANER MILL RD MIDDLESEX SPL
NONCD0001258 AMERLINK SPILL PO BOX 669 BATTLEBORO Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001047 BAILEY SUBSTATION NC 581 SOUTH BAILEY NFA
NONCD0001345 BOBBY MURRAY TOYOTA 387 WESLEYAN BLVD ROCKY MOUNT NFA
NONCD0001073 BONE FARM PESTICIDE AREA HWY 58/SR 1717 NASHVILLE NFA
NONCD0001511 CLAY STRICKLAND/LITTLE RIVER 1216 MACEDONIA ROAD (ST. HWY 1 SPRING HOPE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001156 CLEAN-CLEAN DRY CLEANERS/VIP CLEANERS 627 TARRYTOWN CTR ROCKY MOUNT SPL
NCD990867855 FAWN PLASTICS CO., INC.401 JEFFREYS ROAD ROCKY MOUNT SPL
NCD067178707 FAWN PLASTICS CO., INC.10235 US 264A MIDDLESEX SPL
NONCD0001730 FONTAINE FIFTH WHEEL (FORMER)3883 SOUTH CHURCH STREET ROCKY MOUNT NFA w/ Restrictions
NONCD0001762 GENTEX PRINTING 1021 THORPE ROAD ROCKY MOUNT Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003040 GOODYEAR 2056 2088 STONE ROSE DRIVE ROCKY MOUNT Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001800 GRIFFIN FERTILIZER SPILL GREEN HILLS ROAD ROCKY MOUNT NFA
NONCD0001831 HAYNES RUBBER & SUPPLY COMPANY 942 NORTH CHURCH STREET ROCKY MOUNT NFA
NCD980838478 HONEYWELL INTERNATIONAL INC 3475 N WESLEYAN BLVD ROCKY MOUNT Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001896 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRIC/HALE HWY 97 W.ROCKY MOUNT Evaluation Pending
NC0000195743 JIMMY GREEN METALS BARN HILL CHURCH ROAD NASHVILLE NFA
NCD055359079 MASONITE CORP. FIBERBOARD DIV.HWY 64 & SR 1306 SPRING HOPE NFA
NCD042891663 MITCHELL ENGR CO/CECO BLDG. DIV.BYPASS 301 ROCKY MOUNT NFA w/ Restrictions
NCD986197325 ROCKY MOUNT COAL GAS PLANT NO. 1 WYE STREET ROCKY MOUNT Voluntary (AA)
NCD986197317 ROCKY MOUNT COAL GAS PLANT NO. 2 100 EAST VIRGINIA STREET ROCKY MOUNT Voluntary (AA)
NCD981933096 ROCKY MOUNT, OLD AIRPORT US 301 BUSINESS ROCKY MOUNT NFA w/ Restrictions
NONCD0003062 SEPRO RESEARCH AND TECH CAMPUS 16013 WATSON SEED FARM RD WHITAKERS Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002582 TAU VALLEY APARTMENTS 237 WINSTEAD AVENUE ROCKY MOUNT Evaluation Pending
NCD072028251 TORPEDO WIRE & STRIP, INC.INSTRUMENT DR ROCKY MOUNT NFA
NONCD0002712 WESTRIDGE VILLAGE SHP CTR/CLEAN CLEAN 120 S WINSTEAD AVE ROCKY MOUNT Evaluation Pending
NEW HANOVER
NONCD0002781 ADAMS PAINTING SERVICE 722 WELLINGTON AVE WILMINGTON SPL
NCD981929557 ALANDALE DR 4008 CHEMICALS 4008 ALANDALE DRIVE WILMINGTON NFA
NONCD0002888 ALDERMAN PROPERTY (FRMR) POINT HARBOR 1400 POINT HARBOR RD WILMINGTON NFA
NONCD0001922 ALKALI SCREEN PRINTING 6420 AMSTERDAM WAY WILMINGTON SPL
NONCD0002564 ALLENS FARM SUPPLY 511 N 3RD ST WILMINGTON SPL
NONCD0001250 ALMONT SHIPPING 929 N FRONT STREET WILMINGTON SPL
NONCD0001253 AMERICAN CRANE CORPORATION 202 RALEIGH ST.WILMINGTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002779 APAC-CASTLE HAYNE ASPHALT PLANT 4909 N COLLEGE RD CASTLE HAYNE SPL
NONCD0001306 B&K AUTO SERVICES 5932 CAROLINA BEACH ROAD WILMINGTON NFA
NONCD0001330 BECKER BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY 4614 MARKET STREET WILMINGTON SPL
NONCD0003073 BOB KING PONTIAC 5115 NEW CENTRE DR WILMINGTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003270 BROWNING TIRE AND AUTO 601 SOUTH 17TH ST WILMINGTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001391 BROWNS RADIATOR SERVICE 2136 WRIGHTSVILLE AVE WILMINGTON SPL
NONCD0001429 CAPE FEAR AUTO 4222 OLEANDER DR WILMINGTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003281 CAPITAL POWER 1281 POWERHOUSE DR SOUTHPORT Evaluation Pending
NCD986171965 CARO-KNIT SMITH CREEK PKWY & 23RD WILMINGTON Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0002961 CARTER COIN LAUNDRY & CLEANERS 1018 N 3RD ST WILMINGTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0000015 CENTRAL TRANSPORT COMPANY 215 SAMPSON ST WILMINGTON SPL
NONCD0001200 COASTLINE INN PROPERTY 503 NUTT ST WILMINGTON SPL
NONCD0002851 COCA-COLA BOTTLING FACILITY 1002 PRINCESS ST WILMINGTON NFA
NCD980557813 CONTAINER PRODUCTS CORP.1223 N. 23RD STREET WILMINGTON NFA
NONCD0003101 CORBETT FARMING FACILITY 2501 BLUE CLAY RD WILMINGTON Evaluation Pending
NCD003938586 CORNING GLASS WORKS 310 NORTH COLLEGE ROAD WILMINGTON SPL
NONCD0001550 COTTMAN TRANSMISSION 145-147 S. COLLEGE ROAD WILMINGTON SPL
NONCD0001557 CP&L TRANSFORMER SITE HWY 421 N., NEXT TO SUTTON PLA WILMINGTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001564 CRIBBS HOBBY 6225 CAROLINA BEACH RD.WILMINGTON NFA
NONCD0001185 CSX-NUTT ST 515 NUTT ST WILMINGTON SPL
NCD981476708 CTI OF NC, INC 1002 S FRONT ST WILMINGTON SPL
NONCD0001579 CYPRESS GROVE SUBDIVISION LEIUTENANT CONGLETON ROAD WILMINGTON Evaluation Pending
NCD006991210 DEPOORTERE CORPORATION 240 CASTLE HAYNE RD WILMINGTON NFA
NONCD0001138 DEUTSCH RELAYS 2021 GARDNER DR WILMINGTON SPL
NCD042890525 DIAMOND SHAMROCK CORP/MARIETTA SR 1002 CASTLE HAYNE Evaluation Pending
NCD057454670 DIAMOND SHAMROCK CORP/OCCIDENTAL SR 1002 CASTLE HAYNE Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0001628 DOROTHY B. JOHNSON SCHOOL YARD 1100 MCRAY STREET WILMINGTON NFA
NCD980557821 DOW CHEMICAL PLANT CAPE FEAR MOTSU BUFFER ZONE CAPE FEAR NFA
NONCD0003112 EW GODWIN PROPERTY 1233 CASTLE HAYNE RD WILMINGTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001697 EXXON CORPORATION 3340 RIVER ROAD WILMINGTON SPL
NONCD0003064 EXXON WOOSTER ST FRMR 315 WOOSTER ST WILMINGTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001723 FLINT HILLS RESOURCES-CMT SITE 3330 RIVER ROAD WILMINGTON SPL
NCD050409150 GENERAL ELECTRIC CO/WILMINGTON 3901 CASTLE HAYNE RD WILMINGTON SPL
NONCD0003127 HANOVER CENTER METALS 1301 INDEPENDENCE BLVD WILMINGTON Evaluation Pending
NCD990734055 HERCOFINA/CAPE INDUSTRIES 4600 HWY 421 N WILMINGTON SPL
NCD980557839 IDEAL BASIC INDS/PLANT MARL QUARRY 5635 HOLLY SHELTER ROAD CASTLE HAYNE NFA
NONCD0002962 JEFF FOUNTAIN TIRE SALES & SERVICE 4400 OLEANDER DR WILMINGTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001490 KINDER MORGAN/CHEMSERV 2005 N 6TH STREET WILMINGTON SPL
NONCD0002884 KING'S SCOOTERS 501 N 3RD ST WILMINGTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002797 KOCH NORTH PARAXYLENE 3225 RIVER RD WILMINGTON SPL
NONCD0003088 MARKET ST GROUNDWATER PCE CONTAMINATION 7984 MARKET ST WILMINGTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002052 MCCARTHY COMPLAINT 1411 AIRLIE ROAD WILMINGTON NFA
NONCD0002074 MILLER & TALENT RADIATOR SERVICE 1815 CASTLE STREET WILMINGTON Evaluation Pending
NCD000772046 MOBIL OIL CORP/KOCH REFINING 3334 RIVER RD WILMINGTON SPL
NONCD0002951 MUDDY WATERS PROPERTY 105 & 125 BATTLESHIP RD WILMINGTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001875 NCDOT MAINTENANCE STATION (FRMR)124 DIVISION DR WILMINGTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002194 NCSPA BLDG C-1 2202 BURNETT BLVD WILMINGTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003120 NEUWIRTH MOTORS 219 S COLLEGE RD WILMINGTON Evaluation Pending
NCD981021157 NEW HANOVER COUNTY AIRPORT BURN GARDNER DRIVE WILMINGTON NFA
NCD986186518 OLD ATC REFINERY 801 SURRY STREET WILMINGTON SPL
NONCD0002277 PAZIUK WAREHOUSE 710 SUNNYVALE DRIVE WILMINGTON SPL
NONCD0002280 PCS NITROGEN, FMRLY ARCADIAN 2830 HWY 421 NORTH WILMINGTON SPL
NCD075562074 POTTER'S SEPTIC TANK SERVICE MASONBORO LOOP RD WILMINGTON NFA
NONCD0002835 PRIME EQUIPMENT CO 1020 N FRONT ST WILMINGTON SPL
NONCD0002404 RITTER MILLWORKS SHOP 2913 CASTLE HAYNE RD CASTLE HAYNE NFA w/ Restrictions
NONCD0003271 ROSE ICE AND COAL 1122 - 1202 MARKET ST WILMINGTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002426 ROYSTER TRANSPORT CO., INC.206 SHIPYARD BLVD.WILMINGTON Evaluation Pending
NC0000102228 SHACKLEFORD BANKS DRUMS WILMINGTON NFA
NCD980801484 SHEPARD CHEMICAL WORKS 320 EASTWOOD RD (HWY 74)WILMINGTON NFA
NONCD0003216 SODA POP CENTER, LLC 5 N 12TH ST WILMINGTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002489 SOUTH ATLANTIC SERVICES, INC 3527 HWY 421 N WILMINGTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002842 SOUTH COLLEGE RD PCP SPILL 145-147 S COLLEGE RD WILMINGTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002498 SOUTHERN GRAPHICS SYSTEMS 2406 N. 23RD STREET WILMINGTON SPL
NCN000407584 SOUTHERN METALS RECYCLING, INC 13 WRIGHT ST WILMINGTON SPL
NCD058517467 SOUTHERN WOOD PIEDMONT COMPANY GREENFIELD ST WILMINGTON Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0002561 SUNOCO BULK TERMINAL RIVER ROAD WILMINGTON SPL
NONCD0002575 TAKEDA - BASF 101 VITAMIN DRIVE WILMINGTON Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0001432 THE CAPE GOLF COURSE 535 THE CAPE BLVD WILMINGTON SPL
NONCD0002612 TOWN OF CAROLINA BEACH 406 S. DOW ROAD CAROLINA BEACH SPL
NONCD0002645 UNIFIRST 1821 DAWSON STREET WILMINGTON Voluntary (AA)
NC0210021929 USA RESERVE XVIII AIRBORNE CORPS 2144 LAKESHORE DR WILMINGTON NFA
NONCD0001475 USCG LORAN STATION CAROLINA BEACH 9001 RIVER RD WILMINGTON NFA
NONCD0002838 WACCAMAW TRANSPORT (FORMER)1106 S 2ND ST WILMINGTON SPL
NONCD0001105 WETSIG YACHTS 4022 MARKET STREET WILMINGTON SPL
NONCD0002789 WHITE RESIDENCE 406 LINDEN LANE WILMINGTON NFA
NCD986188910 WILMINGTON COAL GAS PLANT CASTLE & SURRY STS WILMINGTON Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0002734 WILMINGTON FERTILIZER COMPANY 1702 NORTH 6TH STREET WILMINGTON SPL
NCN000407302 WILMINGTON GUN CLUB (FORMER)MILITARY CUTOFF ROAD WILMINGTON NFA w/ Restrictions
NONCD0001179 WILMINGTON IRON WORKS (FORMER)S WATER, S FRONT, & ORANGE STS WILMINGTON NFA
NONCD0002908 WILMINGTON MATERIALS PLANT #1 3612 N 421 HWY WILMINGTON NFA
NONCD0002735 WILMINGTON RESOURCES 2200 US HWY 421 N WILMINGTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002736 WILMINGTON SHIPYARD (FORMER)1500 POINT HARBOR RD.WILMINGTON SPL
NONCD0001042 WILMINGTON SOUTH LINE & SERVICE YD 6854 CAROLINA BEACH RD WILMINGTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002750 WK HOBBS BP SITE 2461 CAROLINA BEACH RD WILMINGTON NFA
NONCD0002799 WRIGHTSVILLE AVE 2501-2509 WRIGHTSVILLE AVE WILMINGTON Evaluation Pending
NORTHAMPTON
NCD044388015 GA-PACIFIC CORP HDBD 200 AMPAC RD CONWAY Evaluation Pending
NCD980559975 GA-PACIFIC CORP/RESIN DIV AMPAC RD CONWAY NFA
NONCD0002333 PRODUCER SERVICE & SUPPLY 4084 NC HWY 186 SEABOARD Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002977 RESINALL CORPORATION 302 WATER ST SEVERN SPL
NCD986227965 STOLLER CHEMICAL - SEVERN HIGHWAY 35 SEVERN NFA
ONSLOW
NCN000410765 AOPC 10 CAMP LEJEUNE ALTERNATE OFF-BASE TARAWA BLVD & NC24 JACKSONVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002420 APAC MAINTENANCE SHOP (FRMR)240 CENTER ST JACKSONVILLE SPL
NONCD0001079 BELGRADE POND PESTICIDE DRUMS OFF BELGRADE-SWANSBORO RD MAYSVILLE NFA
NCD982119554 BOSTIC DRUM US HWY 17 HOLLY RIDGE NFA
NONCD0003234 C&D MOTORS 2227 LEJEUNE BLVD JACKSONVILLE NFA
NONCD0002624 DODSON EXTERMINATORS/US CELLULAR 2861 RICHLANDS HWY JACKSONVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002156 NCDOT ASPHALT MATERIAL TEST LAB NO 52 6190 NEW BERN HWY MAYSVILLE SPL
NONCD0002550 NCDOT MARINE BLVD & US 17 MARINE BLVD & US 17 JACKSONVILLE SPL
NONCD0002503 PADGETT PROPERTIES, LLC 2043 LEJEUNE BLVD JACKSONVILLE Evaluation Pending
NCD980728687 RENROH HIGHWAY 50 AND LLOYD ST HOLLY RIDGE NFA
NCD084167444 STANADYNE, INC/DIESEL SYSTEMS 405 WHITE ST JACKSONVILLE SPL
NONCD0002910 STANCIL PROPERTY 540 RICHLANDS HWY JACKSONVILLE NFA
NONCD0000004 STURGEON CITY SITE (NON-PRLF PORTION)4 COURT STREET JACKSONVILLE SPL
NONCD0002608 TOMMY POLLARD PROPERTY, PARCEL 901 INTERSECTION OF HWY. 24 & 53 JACKSONVILLE Evaluation Pending
ORANGE
NONCD0002203 ALLEN LANE CONTAMINATED WELLS 3000 US 70 BYPASS HILLSBOROUGH Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001356 BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD (DURHAM SERVICE C HIGHWAY 15-501 CHAPEL HILL NFA
NONCD0001186 CARR MILL MALL 200 N GREENSBORO ST CARRBORO SPL
NONCD0001486 CHAPEL HILL POLICE DEPT 828 MARTIN LUTHER KING JR BLVD CHAPEL HILL Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001570 CROWN HONDA AND VOLVO 1730 NORTH FORDHAM BOULEVARD CHAPEL HILL NFA
NCN000410563 EUBANKS RD CONTAMINATED WELL 1621 GENESTU DR CHAPEL HILL Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003053 FLYNT FABRICS MILL 202 S NASH ST HILLSBOROUGH Evaluation Pending
NCD057037194 GENERAL ELECTRIC CO/MEBANE OPER 6801 INDUSTRIAL DR MEBANE NFA
NONCD0001961 KIRSCHNER, GEORGE PROPERTY 6806 MILLHOUSE ROAD CHAPEL HILL Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003095 NC HWY 86 METALS CONTAMINATION 1908 TO 2032 NC HWY 86 HILLSBOROUGH Evaluation Pending
NCD991277757 NC MEMORIAL HOSPITAL MANNING DRIVE CHAPEL HILL NFA
NONCD0003091 NORTH MERRITT MILL RD PCE CONTAMINATION N MERRITT MILL RD AND W FRANKL CHAPEL HILL Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002918 OAKWOOD ST EXT WELL CONTAMINATION 818 OAKWOOD ST EXT MEBANE NFA
NCD986205839 ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOL BUS GARAGE 231 HOLMAN DR HILLSBOROUGH Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002247 OWASA - NELLO TEER QUARRY HIGHWAY 54 CARBORRO NFA
NONCD0002254 PAK-LITE 6508 EAST WASHINGTON ST.MEBANE Evaluation Pending
NCD084172188 ROGERS-TRIEM INC/AMETEK INC LAMB 501 S GREENSBORO ST CARRBORO NFA
NCR000010272 UNC-COGENERATION FACILITY 575 W CAMERON AVE CHAPEL HILL Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0002408 UNC-PHILLIPS HALL 120 E CAMERON AVE CHAPEL HILL Evaluation Pending
NCD980557623 UNIVERSITY OF NC/ARPT WASTE DISP AIRPORT RD CHAPEL HILL Voluntary (AA)
NCD003203213 UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA B-5 VENABLE HALL CHAPEL HILL NFA
NONCD0002552 USA DUTCH, INC.3604 SOUTHERN DR EFLAND Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002538 WEST HAMPTON SUBDIVISION LOT #9 205 WESTHAMPTON WAY CHAPEL HILL NFA
NCD003185816 WHITE FURNITURE CO.HIGHWAY 70A EAST HILLSBOROUGH NFA
PAMLICO
NONCD0001614 DIXIE CHEMICALS 13495 NC 55 HWY ALLIANCE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002482 PIRICZKY/PRICE SERVICE STATION 8287 HWY 306 S ARAPAHOE Evaluation Pending
PASQUOTANK
NONCD0001166 CENTRAL GRAIN-MORGANS CORNER 1312 HASSELL RD ELIZABETH CITY SPL
NONCD0001493 CHESAPEAK WOOD PRODUCTS COMPANY WOOD TREATING PLANT ELIZABETH CITY Evaluation Pending
NCD981929318 ELIZABETH CITY ABANDONED DRUMS 5 BRIDGES RD SR 1223 ELIZABETH CITY NFA
NCD986197267 ELIZABETH CITY COAL GAS WARD AND FOURTH STREETS ELIZABETH CITY Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0002958 ELIZABETH CITY SHIPYARD 722 RIVERSIDE AVE ELIZABETH CITY Evaluation Pending
NCD982157067 FORTRESS WOOD PRODUCTS 889 FOREMAN BUNDY RD ELIZABETH CITY Evaluation Pending
NCD986166163 JENNINGS (DON) PROPERTY 215 SMALL DRIVE ELIZABETH CITY NFA
NONCD0000047 MEADS AIRFIELD PESTICIDES SR 1100 WEEKSVILLE SPL
NONCD0002129 NCDOT - ATL 16-6 OFF NCSR 1387, NEAR ELIZ. CITY ELIZABETH CITY Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002155 NCDOT ASPHALT LAB SITE NO.71 NORTHSIDE ROAD(HWY-158)ELIZABETH CITY Evaluation Pending
NCD986175610 POPLAR DRIVE DRUM DUMP POPLAR DRIVE ELIZABETH CITY NFA
NONCD0002745 WINSLOW MEMORIAL HOME 1700 WEST EHRINGHUAS STREET ELIZABETH CITY NFA
NONCD0002905 Y-9 DITCH ELIZABETH STREET 400 E ELIZABETH ST & 501 PEARL ELIZABETH CITY NFA
PENDER
NONCD0001996 AMERICAN SKIN FOOD GROUP 140 INDUSTRIAL DR BURGAW NFA w/ Restrictions
NCD062677273 CHEMICAL LEAMAN TANK LINES, INC.120 COWPEN LANDING NFA
NONCD0001775 DURWOOD GROCERY 23585 US HWY 421 WILLARD Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001058 ELECTRONICS COMPONENT CORPORATION 200 ELECTRONICS PARKWAY BURGAW SPL
NONCD0003207 PENDER COUNTY ABC BOARD HWY 117 S BURGAW Evaluation Pending
NCD986195154 PENDER PLATING COMPANY 110 W HAYES ST.BURGAW SPL
NONCD0003077 PHOENIX 308 TRAVEL CENTER 13493 NC HWY 210 ROCKY POINT Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001143 PRESTIGE LABELS 151 INDUSTRIAL DR BURGAW SPL
NONCD0002413 ROCKY POINT TRADING POST TCE DISCOV 8160 US HWY 117S, ROCKY POINT BURGAW NFA
NONCD0002451 SCHOONMAKERS-DECORATIVE TIN BUSIN.725 CAMP KIRKWOOD RD WATHA NFA
NONCD0002913 WALLACE AIRPORT 250 HENDERSON FIELD RD WALLACE Evaluation Pending
NCN000407564 WATHA FIRING RANGE 3311 SHILOH RD WATHA SPL
NONCD0002681 WOOD TREATERS, INC 224 SAW DUST RD ROCKY POINT Evaluation Pending
PERQUIMANS
NONCD0001167 CENTRAL GRAIN-CHAPANOKE 647 CHAPANOKE RD HERTFORD Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001173 LEBANON CHEMICAL ALBERMARLE ST HERTFORD Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0002931 RIVER ROAD RIVER RD HERTFORD NFA
NONCD0003043 SOUTHERN SCRAP DISPOSAL AREA 2835 HARVEY POINT RD HERTFORD NFA
NONCD0002893 TOWERS RD DISPOSAL AREA 2835 HARVEY POINT RD HERTFORD NFA
PERSON
NCD003194271 ALUMARK CORP/HUNTER DOUGLAS, INC HWY 501 S ROXBORO NFA
NCD033978396 ATEC INDUSTRIES PERKINS DRIVE ROXBORO SPL
NONCD0003054 BROMMA INC 2285 DURHAM RD ROXBORO Evaluation Pending
NCN000410375 COUNTRY CLUB LANE CONTAMINATION 192 COUNTRY CLUB LANE ROXBORO Evaluation Pending
NCD004520136 EATON CORPORATION ROUTE 501 SOUTH ROXBORO Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0002848 LOXCREEN RT 501 S ROXBORO NFA
NONCD0001116 REPUBLIC SERVICES OF NC 312 JACK SHERMAN RD ROUGEMONT SPL
PITT
NCSFN0407143 AMERICAN ELEMENTS 500 WALLACE ST FARMVILLE SPL
NONCD0003021 AYDEN DIESEL 3890 JOLLY RD AYDEN Evaluation Pending
NCD003186178 COASTAL CHEMICAL CORP.EVANS ST EXT GREENVILLE SPL
NCD980600951 EAST CAROLINA MEDICAL SCHOOL GREENVILLE NFA
NCD000827832 ELECTRICAL UTILITIES/CO BB&T 309 ANDERSON AVE FARMVILLE SPL
NONCD0001681 EMPIRE BRUSH FACILITY 105 STATON ROAD GREENVILLE Voluntary (AA)
NCD980557854 FMC/NIAGARA PESTICIDES 3595 OLD NC 11 AYDEN SPL
NCD981468622 FORK SWAMP/GRADY WHITE BOAT SR 1725 AYDEN NFA
NONCD0000055 GLISSON ENTERPRISES HWY 903 GREENVILLE SPL
NONCD0002941 GRANDE AVE PCE GRANDE AVE & DICKINSON AVE GREENVILLE Evaluation Pending
NCD986171296 GRAY FARM SITE SR 1545 STOKES NFA
NCD986188886 GREENVILLE COAL GAS PLANT PLANT STREET GREENVILLE Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0003221 GUC OPERATIONS CENTER 801 MUMFORD RD GREENVILLE Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0003026 HARRIS & ROGERS TOBACCO SALES PITT ST GREENVILLE Evaluation Pending
NCD095119210 MCGRAW EDISON COMPANY 251 INDUSTRIAL BLVD GREENVILLE NFA
NONCD0002874 MOHAWK-KARASTAN 2007 DICKINSON AVE GREENVILLE SPL
NONCD0002896 NC DOT BRIDGE #80 BLACK CRK & STATONSBURG RD BRG FARMVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003229 NC-43 & CRESTVILLE BLVD PCE-TCE 502 SW GREENVILLE BLVD GREENVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002901 PITT COUNTY SCHOOL BUS GARAGE 901 MALL DRIVE GREENVILLE NFA
NCD980557672 PITT COUNTY UTILITY LANDFILL PORT TERMINAL RD GREENVILLE SPL
NCD072020399 PROCTER & GAMBLE PAPER PRODS CO.1029 OLD CREEK ROAD GREENVILLE NFA
NONCD0002836 RABO CLEANERS 701 HOOKER RD GREENVILLE SPL
NCD075575191 REED NATIONAL CORPORATION S FIELDS ST FARMVILLE NFA
NONCD0001157 ROBERT BOSCH TOOL CORP 310 STATON RD GREENVILLE Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0001113 SOUTHERN STATES (FORMER)125 LINE AVE GREENVILLE SPL
NONCD0001785 SOUTHERN STATES COOP 3648 SOUTH FIELDS ST FARMVILLE SPL
NONCD0000042 SOUTHMET, INC.NORTH GREENE STREET GREENVILLE NFA
NCD003185311 STARLING DAVID PROPERTY HWY 258 N FARMVILLE NFA
NONCD0002455 STATON ROAD SOLVENT CONTAMINATION STATON RD GREENVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0000008 UNION CARBIDE (FORMER)14TH AND COTANCHE STREETS GREENVILLE NFA
NCD003184249 UNION CARBIDE CORP/EVEREADY BATTERY 264 BYPASS-EVANS ST EXTN GREENVILLE SPL
NONCD0003055 UNX PROPERTY 200 W 9TH ST GREENVILLE Evaluation Pending
NC8210022044 USA RESERVE XVIII AIRBORNE CORPS 1391 N MEM DR GREENVILLE NFA
NCD093132207 VOICE OF AMERICA RELAY STATION COUNTY ROAD 1212 GREENVILLE SPL
NONCD0003017 WINNER CHEVROLET 6246 NC 11 SOUTH AYDEN Evaluation Pending
NCD003183571 WINTERVILLE MACHINE WORKS, INC.2672 MILL ST WINTERVILLE SPL
POLK
NCD991278045 RECON DRUM COMPANY ROUTE 1 COLUMBUS NFA
NONCD0001212 WOODLAND MILLS CORP 4021 HWY 108 E MILL SPRING Evaluation Pending
RANDOLPH
NONCD0003042 BALFOUR BP 1553 N FAYETTEVILLE ST ASHEBORO Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002529 BASSETT FURNITURE-WEIMAN PLANT 1603 LEONARD ST RAMSEUR SPL
NCD982108433 BEAMAN CORP.6306 N.OLD HWY 421 LIBERTY Evaluation Pending
NCD000822064 BURLINGTON INDUSTRIES, INC.229 W. CENTRAL AVENUE ASHEBORO NFA
NONCD0002065 CARBON BLACK HOUSE 1900 S FAYETTEVILLE ST ASHEBORO NFA
NCN000040532 CARL DRIVE TIRE FIRE 2242 CARL DRIVE ASHEBORO Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001470 CENTRAL TRANSPORT - SOLVENTS 2829 UWHARRIE ROAD ARCHDALE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001541 CONITRON WINOLA RD.TRINITY Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001555 COX MOBILE HOME PARK ROCKY KNOLL RD.ASHEBORO NFA
NONCD0001136 EASTSIDE GROCERY 1339 E SALISBURY ST ASHEBORO NFA
NC0001351212 GRAVE'S PROPERTY FORT CREEK MILL ROAD SEAGROVE NFA
NCD982124646 GREGSON FUNITURE INDUSTRIES 206 E FRAIZER AVENUE LIBERTY NFA
NONCD0002814 HANCOCK COUNTRY HAMS 3484 NC HWY 22 N FRANKLINVILLE Evaluation Pending
NCD000822130 HARRELSON RUBBER COMPANY HWY 220 SOUTH ASHEBORO SPL
NCD051739209 HARRELSON RUBBER COMPANY 408 TELEPHONE AVE ASHEBORO Voluntary (AA)
NCD003225620 HIGH POINT FURNITURE INDUSTRIES 1121 CORPORATION DRIVE ARCHDALE NFA
NONCD0001011 JUNG CORPORATION 718-720 INDUSTRIAL PARK AVE ASHEBORO SPL
NONCD0001948 KAYSER-ROTH - ASHEBORO 515 W. BALFOUR AVE.ASHEBORO Voluntary (AA)
NCD003213568 LIBERTY FURNITURE CORP/CHROMCRAFT 330 N GREENSBORO ST LIBERTY SPL
NCN000410733 LIBERTY, TOWN OF - PUBLIC WELL BRINKLEY COUNTRY LN LIBERTY Evaluation Pending
NCN000407301 LOFLIN GOLD MINE LOFLIN HILL RD TRINITY NFA
NONCD0002142 NCDOT - SITE #42 APAC ASPHALT PLANT PINE VIEW ROAD ASHEBORO Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002143 NCDOT - SITE #43 RILEY PAVING ASPHALT HWY 421 LIBERTY Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002292 PERDUE FARMS - LIBERTY - SOLVENTS 2607 OLD HIGHWAY 421 STALEY Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003150 POWERSECURE MANUFACTURING INC 1410 COLTRANE MILL RD RANDELMAN Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0002371 RANDOLPH ELECTRIC HWY 42 @ PATTON STREET ASHEBORO NFA
NONCD0002372 RANDOLPH SCH. - BUS GARAGE-B 2234-AENTERPRISE ST.ASHEBORO Evaluation Pending
NCN000410534 STALEY PCE/BROWN'S GROCERY 6488 WHITES CHAPEL RD STALEY Evaluation Pending
NCD003226560 STEVENS JP AND COMPANY, INC.NAOMI STREET RANDELMAN NFA
NONCD0003051 SWAIM METALS 414 BERKLEY ST HIGH POINT Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002633 TRINITY AMERICAN CORP.5275 GLENOLA IND. DR GLENOLA Evaluation Pending
NCD981864614 ULAH BATTERY/BATTERY PILES SR 1219/DINAH RD ASHEBORO NFA w/ Restrictions
NCD003216462 UNION CARBIDE CORP/EVEREADY BATTERY 800 ALBEMARLE RD ASHEBORO SPL
NCD000822957 UNION CARBIDE CORP/EVEREADY BATTERY ART BRYAN DR ASHEBORO Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0002676 VITAFOAM, INC.2222 SURRETT DRIVE HIGH POINT Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0002766 WRIGHT OF THOMASVILLE - NONUST SR 1619 THOMASVILLE Evaluation Pending
RICHMOND
NONCD0002867 ATKINSON ST CONTAMINATION 109 ATKINSON ST HAMLET Evaluation Pending
NCD071061147 CLARK EQUIPMENT COMPANY HIGHWAY 74 WEST ROCKINGHAM NFA
NONCD0001420 CSX HAMLET DIESEL SHOP NC 177 HAMLET NFA w/ Restrictions
NCD000616219 GA-PACIFIC CORP HWY 177 S HAMLET SPL
NONCD0002832 HWY 177 TCE 1061 HWY 177 HAMLET Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002164 NCDOT ASPHALT SITE #3/BROWN PAVING INTERSECTION OF SR 1305 AND HW ROCKINGHAM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002400 RICHMOND APPAREL/FRUIT OF THE LOOM HWY 74 WEST ROCKINGHAM Evaluation Pending
NCD980602791 SALVAGE OIL OF AMERICA 1227 MCLEOD STREET ROCKINGHAN SPL
NONCD0001712 SOLENE INDUSTRIAL LUBRICANTS 709 AIRPORT RD ROCKINGHAM NFA
NCD000828566 TARTAN MARINE PROPERTY NC HIGHWAY 77 & SR 2032 HAMLET SPL
ROBESON
NCD982078271 BARNES PROPERTY ROUTE 2 FAIRMONT NFA
NCD097728000 CAMPBELL SOUP HIGHWAY 71 NORTH MAXTON NFA
NCD986209575 CARDINAL CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE FIRE NC 211 & NC 72 LUMBERTON SPL
NONCD0003239 CAROLINA CIVIC CENTER LUMBERTON 315 N CHESTNUT ST LUMBERTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001540 COGENTRIX-LUMBERTON 1886 HESTERTOWN RD LUMBERTON Evaluation Pending
NCD061099248 CONVERSE CHUCK TAYLOR SITE 4019 NC 72 WEST LUMBERTON Evaluation Pending
NCD067200949 CROFT METALS HWY 71 S LUMBER BRIDGE NFA
NONCD0001232 INDUSTRIAL & AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS 2042 BUIE-PHILADELPUS RD RED SPRINGS Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001947 KAYSER-ROTH 3707 W. 5TH ST LUMBERTON Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0001862 LUMBERTON DYE CO FIRST AND TOWN COMMON STS LUMBERTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001135 LUMBERTON MUNICIPAL AIRPORT 163 AIRPORT BLVD LUMBERTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002049 MAXTON OIL & FERT. CO. - PLANT 207 N MCNAIR ST MAXTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002869 NCDOT ASPHALT TESTING SITE #70 HWY 74 LUMBERTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002988 PEMBROKE FARM HOME & GARDEN 302 W 3RD ST PEMBROKE SPL
NCD057454571 ROYAL DEVELOPMENT CO., INC.HWY 71 W RED SPRINGS NFA
NONCD0002444 SANFATEX HIGHWAY 211 RED SPRINGS Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001014 SOUTHERN STATES-LUMBERTON FERTILIZER 875 OLD WHITEVILLE RD LUMBERTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002542 STEVENS CLEANERS IONA AND MAIN STREET FAIRMONT SPL
NONCD0003293 SUN-DO MAGNOLIA LUMBERTON 11775 US 301 NORTH LUMBERTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003213 THE CHILDRENS CLINIC SW OF LEESVILLE & N MORRO STS FAIRMONT NFA
NC9210022043 USA RESERVE XVIII AIRBORNE CORPS 1400 CARTHAGE RD LUMBERTON NFA
NCD045924032 WEST POINT PEPPERELL_ALAMAC 1885 ALAMAC RD LUMBERTON SPL
ROCKINGHAM
NONCD0001256 AMERICAN TOBACCO CO. - NONUST 301 N.SCALES STREET REIDSVILLE Evaluation Pending
NCD061786000 BETA FUELING SYSTEMS 1209 FREEWAY DR REIDSVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001348 BIG APPLE FARM SUPPLY - SOLVENTS 407 SW MARKET STREET REIDSVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001390 BROWN, FRANCES AND LARRY SOMERS WELLS 3089 NC 150 REIDSVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001400 BURLINGTON HOUSE REIDSVILLE PLANT 2362 HOLIDAY LOOP ROAD REIDSVILLE Voluntary (AA)
NCD024762668 BUSH BROTHERS PLATING INC/GREER 107 NE MARKET ST REIDSVILLE SPL
NONCD0002850 BUSICK ROAD TCE BUSICK RD REIDSVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003123 EAST MEADOW ROAD PCP 863 EAST MEADOW RD EDEN Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003210 ETNA 231 226 W HARRISON ST REIDSVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001715 FIELDCREST BLANKET MILL WAREHOUSE STREET EDEN Evaluation Pending
NCD003218203 FIELDCREST MILLS INC.326 STADIUM DRIVE EDEN NFA
NCD003530078 GTE PRODUCTS CORPORATION 1704 BARNES STREET REIDSVILLE NFA
NCD089914311 MILLER BREWING CO/CONT DIV 1900 BARNES ST REIDSVILLE SPL
NCD085438810 MILLER BREWING CO/PHILLIP MORRIS 863 E MEADOW RD EDEN NFA
NONCD0002147 NCDOT - SITE #59 WENTWORTH ASPHALT HWY 65/87 WENTWORTH Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001087 REIDSVILLE COAL GAS PLANT 825 WAY STREET REIDSVILLE Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0002385 REIDSVILLE INDUSTRIAL PARK US HIGHWAY 29 BYPASS & REIDSVI REIDSVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003000 REIDSVILLE MCDONALD'S 665 S SCALES ST REIDSVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002388 RENTZ OIL CO.-KENAN TRANSPORT 2502 RICHARDSON DR.REIDSVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002553 STONEVILLE FURNITURE COMPANY 525 SOUTH HENRY STREET STONEVILLE SPL
NONCD0002879 TAYLOR ROAD WELLS 801 TAYLOR RD STONEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002346 UNIFI, INC 2920 VANCE ST REIDSVILLE Evaluation Pending
NCD093783876 VANIER GRAPHICS CORPORATION 655 MEADOW RD EDEN SPL
NONCD0002894 VFW ROAD CONTAMINATION VFW ROAD REIDSVILLE Evaluation Pending
ROWAN
NONCD0000058 ABEX CORP.US 29 SOUTH SALISBURY NFA
NONCD0000036 BALFOUR ROAD BATTERY BALFOUR ROAD GRANITE QUARRY NFA
NCD003213881 BENDIX CORPORATION I-85 INNES ST EXIT SALISBURY SPL
NONCD0001427 CANNON BLVD SOLVENT SITE 2800 BLOCK CANNON BLVD KANNAPOLIS Evaluation Pending
NCD003218492 CAROLINA RUBBER HOSE COMPANY 1801 SOUTH RAILROAD SALISBURY SPL
NCN000410518 CHAPEL STREET BATTERY DUMP CHAPEL STREET KANNAPOLIS NFA
NONCD0001494 CHEVRON 1825 JAKE ALEXANDER BLVD WEST SALISBURY NFA
NONCD0003192 CHINA GROVE INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX 308 E THOM ST CHINA GROVE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002921 CHINA GROVE TOWN MAINTENANCE AREA 618 SALISBURY ST CHINA GROVE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001367 CRESS PROPERTY/BOSTIAN HEIGHTS SOLVENTS 8207 OLD CONCORD ROAD SALISBURY Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001588 DAUGHERTY ROAD DAUGHERTY ROAD LANDIS Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001601 DERRICK TRUCK STOP #2 PEELER ROAD AND I-85 SALISBURY Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001626 DOMINION YARN - CORLIN PLANT 414 NORTH MARIAH STREET LANDIS Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001658 EAST RIDGE ROAD 155 EAST RIDGE ROAD SALISBURY Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001664 EBENEZER LUTHERAN CHURCH JCT OF OLD BEATTY FORD RD AND ROCKWELL Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002920 FCX CHEMICALS (FRMR)KLUMAC RD SALISBURY Evaluation Pending
NCD041414780 FIELDCREST MILLS INC./NC FINISHING US 29/70 N SPENCER SPL
NCD066327313 FINETEX, INC.500 HINKLE LANE SALISBURY NFA
NCD081322117 GENERAL ELECTRIC CO/SALISBURY 1114 OLD CONCORD RD SALISBURY NFA
NCD980843460 GRANT CREEK WWTP CRUSE ROAD SALISBURY SPL
NCD021388939 HARRIS BATTERY AND METAL CO.300 W CEMETARY ST SALISBURY NFA
NCD108702606 HARTSOE BATTERY 2513 LINA AVE KANNAPOLIS SPL
NONCD0003282 HITACHI CHINA GROVE 1 HITACHI METALS DRIVE CHINA GROVE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001872 HOT SPOT SOLVENTS MIDWAY DRIVE AND SOUTH MAIN ST SALISBURY Evaluation Pending
NCD981471873 HWY 801 BARBER SR 1958 (100 FT. S OF SR1 BARBER NFA
NONCD0001027 JAKE ALEXANDER BLVD SITE 1709 JAKE ALEXANDER BLVD S SALISBURY Evaluation Pending
NCD982095093 JAYS CLEANERS 1803 N MAIN ST KANNAPOLIS SPL
NONCD0001936 JOHNSON WELL 135 DILLON STREET CHINA GROVE Evaluation Pending
NCD986228054 KANNAPOLIS PCE SPILL ENOCHVILLE ROAD KANNAPOLIS SPL
NONCD0001951 KERN POLYMERIC 465 AIRPORT ROAD SALISBURY Voluntary (AA)
NCD000653576 KERN RUBBER CO. URETHANE PLANT 1415 JAKE ALEXANDER RD S SALISBURY Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0003155 KESLER MILL 423 N. MARTIN LUTHER KING JR A SALISBURY Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002073 MILFORD HILLS PCE SITE SPRING AND COLONIAL DRIVES SALISBURY Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002095 MOORES RENTAL #2 625 NORTH MAIN STREET SALISBURY Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002110 MYERS BROTHERS GIN SOLVENTS 3165 WOODLEAF ROAD SALISBURY Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002166 NCDOT ASPHALT SITE #35 500 INDUSTRIAL AVE ROCKWELL Evaluation Pending
NCN000410468 OAK HAVEN MHP 775 AIRPORT RD SALISBURY NFA
NCD980557755 OWENS ILL/SALISBURY BOX PLT OLD US 29 NORTH SPENCER NFA
NCD980503080 PAUL LOVE'S PIT SPENCER NFA
NONCD0002616 PEACH ORCHARD LANE PEACH ORCHARD LN & HARDER ST SALISBURY Evaluation Pending
NCD048469993 PROCTOR CHEMICAL CO INC/NATIONAL STA 237 LUMBER STREET SALISBURY Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002410 ROCKWELL WELL 003 HWY 52 ROCKWELL Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002424 ROWLAND WELL 1703 DANIEL STREET KANNAPOLIS Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003283 S MAIN SALISBURY 520 S MAIN ST SALISBURY Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001145 SALISBURY ASPHALT PLANT/SITE #45 JAKE ALEXANDER BLVD SALISBURY Evaluation Pending
NCD986197283 SALISBURY COAL GAS PLANT #1 324 EAST LIBERTY STREET SALISBURY Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0002868 STATESVILLE BLVD CONTAMINATION 2620 STATESVILLE BLVD SALISBURY Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002562 SUNSHINE MFG - PCE HIGHWAY 52 SOUTH ROCKWELL Evaluation Pending
NCD980843528 TOWN CREEK REGIONAL WWTP HEILIGTOWN ROAD SALISBURY SPL
NCD079054979 UNITED HOUSE OF PRAYER DRUM SITE 501 OLD CONCORD ROAD SALISBURY NFA
NC5210022047 USA RESERVE XVIII AIRBORNE CORPS 1825 WOODLEAF RD SALISBURY NFA
NONCD0000048 WALKER DRUM DISPOSAL WYATTS CHURCH GROVE ROAD GOLD HILL NFA
NONCD0002898 WOODLEAF & RIDGE PCE 3150 WOODLEAF RD SALISBURY Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002754 WOODLEAF ROAD SOLVENT SITE 2021 WOODLEAF ROAD SALISBURY Evaluation Pending
RUTHERFORD
NONCD0002597 BURLINGTON INDUSTRIES 1181 OLD CAROLEEN RD FOREST CITY Evaluation Pending
NCD986166411 CAMPBELL PROPERTY DRUM STATE ROAD 1181 RUTHERFORDTON NFA
NCD981473150 CHERRY MT STREET DRUM 602 CHERRY MOUNTAIN FOREST CITY SPL
NONCD0001107 CONE MILLS - FLORENCE PLANT FLORENCE & DEPOT RDS FOREST CITY SPL
NONCD0001562 CRELLIN CORP.PINE ST.ALEXANDER MILLS Evaluation Pending
NCD003162971 ELMORE, CORP THE 204 OAK STREET SPINDALE NFA
NCD981003957 HENSON LANDFILL US HIGHWAY 221 SOUTH FOREST CITY NFA w/ Restrictions
NONCD0002237 OMC FACILITY (FORMER)160 EXECUTIVE DRIVE RUTHERFORDTON Evaluation Pending
NCD066307851 POLYSAR INC RESINS DIV 688 VANCE ST FOREST CITY NFA
NCD083673616 REEVES BROTHERS RAILROAD AVE RUTHERFORDTON SPL
NONCD0002551 STONECUTTER MILLS CORPORATION 300 DALLAS STREET SPINDALE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002603 TIMKEN US CORP.1510 HIGHWAY 221 SOUTH RUTHERFORDTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002954 WATTS INDUSTRIES 100 WATTS RD SPINDALE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0000060 WATTS REGULATOR-GENERAL AIDES SITE WITHROW ROAD FOREST CITY SPL
SAMPSON
NONCD0001851 ALCATEL 510 COMMERCE ST CLINTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001668 CORNER COTTON GIN 151 MINGO CHURCH RD MINGO SPL
NONCD0001815 HAMILTON BEACH-PROCTOR SILEX 100-A FONTANA STREET CLINTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001908 INTERPANE GLASS COMPANY 520 EAST RAILROAD STREET CLINTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001171 RENTAL UNIFORM SERVICES 117 W ELIZABETH STREET CLINTON Voluntary (AA)
NCD981929797 SAMPSON COUNTY TRASH DUMPSTER NEAR SPIVEY'S CORNER DUNN NFA
NONCD0002504 SOUTHERN STATES COOP SPILL SR 1130 LUNDY RD CLINTON Non-Haz NFA
NONCD0002668 VANN CROSSROADS ROANOKE AND CHURCH ROADS CLINTON Evaluation Pending
NCD000613364 WEST POINT PEPPERELL CLINTON HWY 421 CLINTON NFA
SCOTLAND
NONCD0000040 ABBOTT LABORATORIES HWYS 401 AND 15-501 LAURINBURG Voluntary (AA)
NCD082358854 ARMSTRONG RUBBER COMPANY STATE ROAD 1304 LAUREL HILL NFA
NONCD0001574 CSX-GIBSON TRAIN DERAILMENT HIGHWAY 79 GIBSON NFA
NONCD0003296 EAST CHURCH ST CONTAMINATION EAST CHURCH ST LAURINBURG Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001661 EATON CORPORATION HWY 401 BYPASS NORTH LAURINBURG Voluntary (AA)
NCD982119620 GIBSON MIDNIGHT DUMPING SITE OFF HIGHWAY 391 GIBSON NFA
NCD082363102 HELENA CHEMICAL COMPANY 17321 HARRY MALLOY RD LAURINBURG SPL
NONCD0000056 JAMES LANDFILL HWY 74 & SR 1369 LAURINBURG NFA w/ Restrictions
NONCD0002995 JOHNS MANVILLE LDFL SKYWAY CHURCH RD MAXTON SPL
NONCD0002050 MAXTON OIL & FERT. CO. - SHAW FARM SR 1424 WAGRAM Evaluation Pending
NCD986172500 MCLEAN BROTHERS FARM SR 1415 WAGRAM SPL
NCD982080152 PEE DEE TIMBER CO 230 W BIZZELL ST LAURINBURG SPL
NONCD0002308 PILKINGTON-LIBBY OWEN FORD US HIGHWAY 74 EAST LAURINBURG Evaluation Pending
NCD000605022 PLANT MANAGERS PROPERTY SR 1614 LAURINBURG NFA
NONCD0002748 RAIL ROAD FRICTION PRODUCTS 13601 AIRPORT RD MAXTON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002418 ROGOSIN CONVERTERS (KORDSA USA)17780 ARMSTRONG RD LAUREL HILL Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002949 SCOTLAND COUNTY PRISON (FRMR)22600 WAGRAM RD WAGRAM Evaluation Pending
NCD037160439 TOASTMASTER, INCORPORATED 17160 PLANT RD LAURINBURG SPL
NONCD0002833 UMICORE CSM NA 17180 AIRPORT RD MAXTON Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0001153 UNITED AGRI PRODUCTS DISTRIBUTION 17021 OLD MAXTON ROAD LAURINBURG SPL
NONCD0002685 WAGRAM INTENTIONAL DUMP OFF 401 WAGRAM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002711 WESTPOINT STEVENS AIRPORT ROAD WAGRAM SPL
STANLY
NONCD0001177 ALCOA-PINE RD RAVINE DISPOSAL PINE RD SPL
NONCD0001094 ALLISON MANUFACTURING CO 930 OLD CHARLOTTE ROAD ALBEMARLE SPL
NONCD0001287 AREY/TAYLOR WELLS 24459 HIGHWAY 52 ALBEMARLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001063 ARROWOOD, INC 13183 INDIAN MOUND ROAD NORWOOD NFA
NONCD0001319 BAREFOOT-CAROLINA OIL 850 SOUTH SECOND STREET ALBEMARLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001388 BROOKWOOD INDUSTRIAL 127 CHARTER ST ALBERMARLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0000053 CAROLINA MARBLE CO.INDIAN MOUND ROAD ALBEMARLE SPL
NONCD0001536 CONCORD TELEPHONE 250 N 1ST ST ALBEMARLE NFA
NONCD0002936 CONCRETE SUPPLY COMPANY 115 AQUADALE DR ALBERMARLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001120 EATON AEROQUIP, INC (FORMER)680 LANIER RD NORWOOD Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001137 FABCO FASTENING SYSTEMS/DIXIE YARNS 614 NC HWY 200 S STANFIELD Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0002242 FLAME REFRACTORIES, INC 152 AMERICAN DR OAKBORO Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001888 HYDROLABS, INC. (ALLIED COLLOIDS)2028 KINGSLEY DRIVE ALBEMARLE Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0001955 KIKER HOSIERY BROWNS HILL RD LOCUST Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003204 KINGSLEY DR METALS 2035 KINGSLEY DR ALBEMARLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002018 LOVE LUMBER COMPANY #3 301 WEST STANLY STREET STANFIELD Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002026 MAIN STREET SOLVENT SITE WEST MAIN STREET LOCUST Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002098 MORGAN MILLS (DAWSON PLANT #6)200 HWY 24/27 ALBEMARLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002100 MORTON RESIDENCE HWY 200, S OF STANFIELD STANFIELD Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002358 OLD SALISBURY ROAD WELLS OLD SALISBURY RD ALBEMARLE Evaluation Pending
NCD000773655 OLDOVER CORP/CAROLINA SOLITE RT 2 - SR 2001 NORWOOD NFA
NONCD0002812 RANDALLS FERRY RD SUPPLY WELLS 17586 RANDALLS FERRY RD NORWOOD Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002384 REEVES BROTHERS, INC.1135 MONTGOMERY AVE ALBEMARLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0000001 STANLY NEWS & PRESS 237 W NORTH STREET ALBEMARLE SPL
NONCD0002223 STANLY STATION SHOPPING CENTER 636 NC HWY 27 E ALBERMARLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002651 UNITED SCREEN PRINTERS, INC.BROWNS HILL ROAD LOCUST Evaluation Pending
NC6210022046 USA RESERVE XVIII AIRBORNE CORPS 1816 E MAIN ST ALBEMARLE NFA
NONCD0002749 WISCASSETT MILLS 233 MONTGOMERY AVENUE ALBEMARLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002770 YADKIN BRICK COMPANY 44266 MOSS LANE NEW LONDON Evaluation Pending
STOKES
NONCD0003269 BAILEYTOWN CHURCH RD AND NC HWY 89 E PCE BAILEYTOWN CHURCH RD NCHWY89 E WALNUT COVE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001654 DEAN'S 76 3390 US HWY 311 N PINE HALL Evaluation Pending
NONCD0000091 DUKE POWER/WALNUT COVE POWER HOUSE ROAD WALNUT COVE SPL
NONCD0001789 OAKLEY'S GROCERY 6148 NC 66 SOUTH KING NFA
NONCD0002330 PRIDDY PROPERTY, WINIFRED 4707 HIGHWAY 8 N.LAWSONVILLE Evaluation Pending
NCD980250450 REYNOLDS, RJ TOBACCO CO/BROOK COVE BROOKE COVE STREET SR1941 GERMANTOWN NFA
NONCD0002872 WALNUT COVE TIRE CENTER, INC 1293 US HWY 311 WALNUT COVE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002692 WALNUT COVE, TOWN OF/PUBLIC SUPPLY WELL MAIN STREET WALNUT COVE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001786 WATT STEVENS 4461 NC HWY 8 N DANBURY Evaluation Pending
SURRY
NONCD0003268 710 PIEDMONT TRIAD WEST DRIVE 710 PIEDMONT TRIAD WEST DRIVE MOUNT AIRY Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001226 ADAMS-MILLIS PLANT 2/33 - NONUST 838 S. MAIN ST.MOUNT AIRY Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0000016 CMC LANDFILL EAST MAIN STREET ELKIN SPL
NONCD0002987 CMI DRUM CLEANING AREA 200 BLANKET LANE ELKIN NFA w/ Restrictions
NONCD0001082 CMI FLYASH DISPOSAL (PARCEL 2)HWY 268 ELKIN NFA w/ Restrictions
NONCD0000065 CMI INDUSTRIES 304 EAST MAIN STREET ELKIN SPL
NONCD0001092 CMI WWTP (PARCEL1)HWY 268 ELKIN SPL
NONCD0001719 FLAVOR-O-RICH 1607 WEST PINE STREET MT. AIRY Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001748 GANT STATION, FORMER 102 WEST LEBANON STREET MOUNT AIRY Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001821 HANNA SHOEMAKER RESIDENCE 194 ARARAT LONGHILL ROAD PILOT MOUNTAIN Evaluation Pending
NCD003233673 HOOVER REPAIR SHOP 461 N SOUTH STREET SR1669 MT AIRY SPL
NONCD0001446 INTERSTATE SIGN CO 1990 ROCKFORD ST MOUNT AIRY Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002044 KAPP ST FERTILIZER SPILL 515 W KAPP ST DOBSON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002125 NC FOAM INDUSTRIES - NONUST 511 CARTER ST.MOUNT AIRY Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002151 NCDOT - SURRY COUNTY HWY 601 NORTH DOBSON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002306 PIKE ELECTRIC, INC.418 SMITH STREET MT. AIRY Evaluation Pending
NCD986166379 PILOT MOUNTAIN TIRE FIRE DAVENPORT ROAD PILOT MOUNTAIN SPL
NONCD0002311 PINE STATE KNITWEAR - C 630 INDEPENDENCE BL MOUNT AIRY Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003188 RENFRO CORPORATION 611 LINVILLE ROAD MOUNT AIRY Evaluation Pending
NCD003229358 SCM PROCTOR-SILEX/WEAREVER HAY ST MOUNT AIRY SPL
NONCD0002536 STATE ROAD GROCERY 1930 US 21 STATE ROAD Evaluation Pending
NCD986171254 SURRY COUNTY TIRE FIRE HWY 268 DOBSON NFA
NONCD0002588 THE STORE - SILOAM 3069 SILOAM ROAD SILOAM Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002791 THE TRIBUNE 214 E MAIN ST ELKIN Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002652 UNITED TECHNOLOGIES AUTOMOTIVE 511 HAY ST.MOUNT AIRY Evaluation Pending
NCD003464765 VAUGHAN-BASSETT FURNITURE CO.ROUTE 268 EAST ELKIN SPL
NONCD0002632 WHITE SWANS RENTALS 204 E MARKET ST ELKIN Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002772 YOCO RENTAL PROPERTY 110 QUAKER ROAD MT. AIRY Evaluation Pending
SWAIN
NONCD0002190 NCDOT SITE #49 HEWITTS RD NANTAHALA NFA
NCD098765506 SINGER CO/FURNITURE DIV BRYSON BRYSON WALK BRYSON CITY SPL
TRANSYLVANIA
NCD980502827 BROWN #1 SR 1504 VANDERBILT RD PISGAH FOREST NFA w/ Restrictions
NCD980729537 CAMP STRAUSS BOLVESTON HIGHWAY SR 276 BREVARD NFA
NONCD0001523 COATS AMERICAN-SYLVAN PLANT OLD US 64 ROSMAN Evaluation Pending
NCD980729677 KNOB CREEK FLYASH DISPOSAL SR 1540 BREVARD Voluntary (AA)
NCD055167324 MITCHELL-BISSELL PLANT HWY US 64 ROSMAN Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002182 NCDOT ROSMAN-SALT STORAGE SR 1388 ROSMAN Non-Haz Site
NCD980728745 OSHIELDS FLY ASH 101 LACY LANE PISGAH FOREST SPL
NCD980503072 OWENS LANDFILL/OLIN OSBORNE ROAD BREVARD NFA
NONCD0002985 TOTAL AUTO REPAIR & SERVICE 325 ROSMAN HWY BREVARD Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001083 TOXAWAY TANNING CO MAIN ST ROSMAN Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002621 TRANSAMERICA MEDICAL BUILDING 158 MCCLEAN ROAD BREVARD Evaluation Pending
NCN000410007 TRANSYLVANIA TANNING CO SILVERSTEEN AVENUE BREVARD Evaluation Pending
NC7210022045 USA RESERVE XVIII AIRBORNE CORPS E FRENCH BROAD ST BREVARD NFA
TYRRELL
NONCD0001505 CITY MOTOR PARTS HWY 64 COLUMBIA Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001638 SOUTHERN STATES COOP US 64 & TRAVIS RD COLUMBIA Evaluation Pending
UNION
NONCD0001225 ADA MCGEE 5212 LEE MASSEY RD WAXHAW NFA
NONCD0001355 BLOOMSBURG MILLS PLANT - SOLVENT 3000 STITT ST MONROE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001516 CLONTZ RESIDENCE 5304 LANDSFORD RD MARSHVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001945 COMAR INDUSTRIES/MELVILLE KNITWARE 915 CURTIS ST MONROE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002395 CONCRETE SERVICE CO/CEMEX/READY MIX 4206 W UNIONVILLE INDIAN TRAIL INDIAN TRAIL NFA
NONCD0002923 COOPER TOOLS, LLC 3012 MASON ST MONROE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001717 FIRST CITIZENS BANK 2743 W. ROOSEVELT BLVD MONROE Evaluation Pending
NCD086872082 GENCORP PRINTWORLD INC 2011 ROCKY RIVER ROAD MONROE NFA
NONCD0003178 LUDWIG MUSSER FACILITY 2804 & 2806 MASON ST MONROE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002039 MASON RESIDENCE 409 BIVENS RD MONROE Evaluation Pending
NCD982145690 MCGEE BROS.-CARRIKER RD - SOLVENT 4608 CARRIKER RD MONROE NFA
NONCD0002092 MONROE ICE AND FUEL (SOLVENTS)601 NORTH CHARLOTTE AVE MONROE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002093 MONROE MUNICIPAL SERVICE 2401 WALKUP AVE MONROE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002122 MORGAN MILL RD CONTAMINATION 5613 MORGAN MILL RD MONROE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002157 NCDOT ASPHALT SITE NO 12_BOGGS 2318 CONCORD HWY MONROE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003020 OLD CHARLOTTE HWY PCE 3600 BLOCK 3600 BLOCK OLD CHARLOTTE HWY MONROE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002329 PRICES PHILLIPS 66 1601 ROOSEVELT AVE MONROE Evaluation Pending
NCD986176030 RHODERIA DRIVE WELLS LAKEWOOD & RHODERA DRIVE STALLINGS SPL
NONCD0002919 ROCKY RIVER RD PCE 3501 N ROCKY RIVER RD MONROE Evaluation Pending
NCD981863228 SCHERER, R.P.2021 E. ROOSEVELT BLVD.MONROE SPL
NCD095458709 SCHRADER AUTOMOTIVE PRODUCTS DIV.1609 AIRPORT ROAD MONROE Evaluation Pending
NCD003155587 SCOTT AVIATION OF MONROE/TOOL SERV 309 W. CROWELL ST MONROE SPL
NCD000616516 SCOVILL INC/SECURITY PRODUCTS HWY 74 E MONROE SPL
NONCD0002928 SKYWAY DR PCE 1012 SKYWAY DR MONROE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002527 SQUARE D - CATCH BASIN 1809 AIRPORT RD MONROE Evaluation Pending
NCSFN0406894 STALLINGS SALVAGE SECREST AVE MONROE SPL
NCD986191484 STOUT INTERNATIONAL OF NC, INC HIGHWAY 74 EAST MONROE Evaluation Pending
NCD986232213 SUMMIT RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 3501 GRIBBLE ROAD STALLINGS SPL
NONCD0002380 SUTTON PARK GROCERY 2701 WALKUP AVE MONROE Evaluation Pending
NCD070619911 TELEDYNE ALLVAC MONROE PLANT 2020 ASHCRAFT AVE MONROE SPL
NCD981930217 UNION COUNTY DRUM SOUTHERLIN AVENUE MONROE NFA
NCN000410585 UNIONVILLE-INDIAN TRAIL DRUM RIDGE RD & UNIONVILLE-INDIAN MONROE Evaluation Pending
NCD981030836 WAXHAW STORAGE TANKS NW CORNER S PROVIDENCE ST WAXHAW NFA
VANCE
NONCD0001371 BOWMAN BODY SHOP(FREDS)ST. ANDREWS CHURCH RD HENDERSON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001397 BURKART CAROLINA DABNEY DRIVE HENDERSON SPL
NONCD0001527 COFFEY, SARA PROPERTY 339 WEST YOUNG AVENUE HENDERSON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001084 HENDERSON COAL GAS PLANT YADKIN STREET HENDERSON Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0003201 HENDERSON LAUNDRY 341 N CHESTNUT ST HENDERSON Evaluation Pending
NCD986215697 KRAJACK TRUCK SPILL PARHAM ROAD HENDERSON NFA
NCD053528170 LAURENS GLASS/BALL-INCON GLASS PACK US 1 SOUTH HENDERSON NFA
NONCD0000054 MOORES COMPANY US 1 BUSINESS & SR 1001 HENDERSON SPL
NCD982115040 PERRY BUILDERS - MOBILE TRACT NICHOLAS ST & SKENES AVE HENDERSON SPL
NCD981863277 PERRY BUILDERS - RALEIGH RD 2846 RALEIGH RD HENDERSON SPL
NONCD0003253 SKENES AVE PCE 220 SKENES AVE HENDERSON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001062 SWAIM'S TRUCK PARTS & SERVICE WELCOME AVENUE HENDERSON NFA
NONCD0002973 TONYS AUTOMOTIVE 2396 N GARNETT ST HENDERSON SPL
NCD082362989 TUNGSTEN QUEEN MINE/ATLAS MINE SR 1348 TOWNSVILLE Voluntary (AA)
NC0001122142 VANCE COUNTY DRUM FIRE HWY 39 N HENDERSON NFA
WAKE
NONCD0002558 319 S WEST ST DEVELOPMENT 319 WEST ST RALEIGH SPL
NONCD0001033 AMERICAN CONTRACT COATINGS HWY 55 APEX SPL
NONCD0003022 AMETHYST RIDGE DRIVE SOLVENTS AMETHYST RIDGE DR RALEIGH Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002946 APEX VILLAGE 500-610 WILLIAMS ST APEX Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001170 ARROW DRIVE-CRABTREE CREEK ARROW DR & GLENWOOD AVE RALEIGH NFA
NCD981929615 AUBURN CHURCH ROAD DRUM AUBURN CHURCH ROAD RALEIGH NFA
NCD051853547 AUSTIN FOODS E CHATHAM ST CARY SPL
NONCD0003038 AVERETTE ROAD SOLVENTS 900 AVERETTE ROAD WAKE FOREST Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003191 BAILEY PROPERTY 9101 FALLS OF NEUSE RD RALEIGH NFA
NCD986166155 BAKER (MAGGIE) PROPERTY 1209 TRINITY ROAD RALEIGH NFA
NONCD0001322 BARWELL ROAD WELLS CHARLES ST & ANN AVE RALEIGH Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003099 BASF 7308 ROUSE RD HOLLY SPRINGS Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0001325 BAZEMORE WAKE LLC SITE 9440 DURANT ROAD RALEIGH NFA
NONCD0003230 BROOKS STREET 610 PROPERTY 610 BROOKS ST WAKE FOREST NFA
NONCD0001223 BROOKS STREET TCE BROOKS ST WAKE FOREST Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001399 BURKE'S HARDWARE 5227 HILLSBOROUGH STREET RALEIGH Evaluation Pending
NCD980557664 BURLINGTON INDUSTRIES, INC.US 1 NORTH RALEIGH NFA
NCD982098774 CAL-TONE PAINTS 5115 NEW BERN AVE RALEIGH SPL
NONCD0002969 CAPITAL INN 1625 CAPITAL BLVD RALEIGH SPL
NCN000407686 CARALEIGH PHOSPHATE AND FERTILIZER 1601 LAKE WHEELER ROAD RALEIGH SPL
NCD991278284 CAROLINA P&L CO. HARRIS NUCLEAR PL SR 1134 NEW HILL NFA
NONCD0003080 CAROLINA PINES AVE CONTAMINATION 405 CAROLINA PINES AVE RALEIGH Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001057 CARPENTER BATTERY DUMP CARPENTER FIRE STATION ROAD CARY NFA
NCD982101669 CARY VILLAGE 66 1101 WALNUT ST.CARY Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001468 CC MANGUM-HIGHWAY 54 6105 CHAPEL HILL ROAD RALEIGH Evaluation Pending
NCD080894645 CHLORIDE AUTOMOTIVE BATTERIES 2525 AND 2539 NOBLIN RD RALEIGH Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003212 CIRCLE K 2723303 - SOLVENTS 2506 S SAUNDERS ST RALEIGH Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003014 CITY OF RALEIGH VEHICLE MAINT.901 CAPITAL BLVD RALEIGH Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002360 C-MINI MART 8035 CHAPEL HILL ROAD CARY NFA
NONCD0002821 COMPLETE AUTO CENTER 909 CAPITAL BLVD RALEIGH SPL
NCD982116477 CONAGRA FOODS, INC 4851 JONES SAUSAGE RD GARNER Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0002875 CONTEMPORARY ART MUSEUM 409 W MARTIN ST RALEIGH Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002953 CORNELL DUBLIER ELECTRONICS (FRMR)118 E JONES ST FUQUA-VARINA Evaluation Pending
NCD003195161 CORNING GLASS WORKS 3900 ELECTRONICS DRIVE RALEIGH Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0001061 CP&L NORTHERN DIVISION COMPLEX 902 WITHERS RD; SR 1466 GARNER Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0001418 CROSLAND PROPERTY HIGH HOUSE RD & DAVIS DR CARY NFA
NONCD0001598 DEHAVEN 413 AIRPORT BLVD.MORRISVILLE SPL
NONCD0001430 DELL MOORE PROPERTY 5815 HILLSBOROUGH ST RALEIGH SPL
NONCD0001575 DOROTHEA DIX PROPERTY UMSTEAD DR RALEIGH Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002289 DUNN, R.F. PROPERTY 6425 GLENWOOD AVE RALEIGH Evaluation Pending
NONCD0000037 DURANT PARK DURANT ROAD RALEIGH NFA
NCD040047466 EAST CAROLINA METAL TREAT, INC.1010 S. SAUNDERS STREET RALEIGH NFA
NONCD0003147 EAST MARTIN ST SOLVENT CONTAMINATION 215 SOUTH PERSON ST RALEIGH Evaluation Pending
NCN000409811 ELECTRIC MOTOR & TRANSFORMER 1900 S SAUNDERS ST RALEIGH SPL
NCD075563932 ESB INC/EXIDE CORPORATION 2510 NORTH BOULEVARD RALEIGH NFA
NONCD0001709 FAST FARE 581 2721 MCNEIL STREET RALEIGH Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003153 FORMER CONOCO PHILLIPS 66 6000 GLENWOOD AVENUE RALEIGH Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003168 FORMER UNION 76 STATION 6101 GLENWOOD AVENUE RALEIGH Evaluation Pending
NCD981929243 GILLCREST ROAD DRUM MIDNIGHT GILLCREST ROAD WAKE FOREST NFA
NONCD0001780 GLENWOOD AVENUE 413 SOUTH GLENWOOD AVENUE RALEIGH Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002822 GRAY & CREECH (FRMR)8024 GLENWOOD AVE RALEIGH NFA w/ Restrictions
NCD986232379 GRESHAMS LAKE INDUSTRIAL PARK 3220 NORTHSIDE DRIVE RALEIGH SPL
NONCD0001064 GUILFORD MILLS PLANT 200 DICKENS ROAD FUQUAY-VARINA Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0001303 HARRELL SIGN COMPANY 512 PERSHING RD RALEIGH Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002290 HILLIARD FOREST 7503 GREEN HOPE SCHOOL RD CARY Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003265 HILLSBOROUGH ST SOLVENTS 5651 HILLSBOROUGH ST RALEIGH Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003100 HILLTOP RD CONTAMINATION 5801 HILLTOP RD RALEIGH Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001744 HODGE RD & SATTERWHITE DR WELLS HODGE RD & SATTERWHITE DR KNIGHTDALE NFA
NONCD0001865 HOMESTEAD VILLAGE MOBILE HM PK 7434 CAPITAL BLVD.RALEIGH NFA
NONCD0002984 HWY 70 W 1100 BLOCK SOLVENTS US HWY 70 WEST GARNER Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0003200 INDUSTRIAL DRIVE TCE 430 INDUSTRIAL DR WENDELL Evaluation Pending
NCD003186004 INTERNATIONAL PAPER/RICHMOND GRAVURE 2215 S. WILMINGTON STREET RALEIGH SPL
NONCD0001021 ISLEY ESTATE 5640 WESTGATE ROAD RALEIGH NFA
NCD000616276 ITT CORPORATION 1208 FRONT ST BLDG K RALEIGH NFA
NCD000616284 ITT CORPORATION 3004 INDUSTRIAL DR BDG D RALEIGH NFA
NCN000410369 JAMES AUSTIN RD TCE 7834 JAMES AUSTIN ROAD WILLOW SPRINGS Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001980 LAN-O-SHEEN, INC.201 DICKENS RD FUQUAY-VARINA Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003067 LEITH CHRYSLER JEEP 5500 CAPITAL BLVD RALEIGH Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002992 MCCULLERS WALK PROPERTY SR 1010 & OLD MCCULLERS RD RALEIGH Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0003063 MCNEILS GROCERY 2237 OLD US HWY 1 APEX Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002069 MICROWAVE LABORATORIES, INC.8917 GLENWOOD AVE.RALEIGH NFA
NONCD0002082 MITCHELL PROPERTY (FORMER)3601 DOYLE ROAD ZEBULON NFA
NONCD0002116 NAPA/LOCKAMY'S BODY SHOP (FORMER)1305 US 70 HWY WEST GARNER Evaluation Pending
NCD991277856 NCDA PESTICIDE LAB STORAGE BLUE RIDGE ROAD RALEIGH NFA
NONCD0002191 NCDOT SITE-C.C. MANGUM US 64E 5201 OLD US 64 EAST RALEIGH Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003049 NCDOT-1301 BLUE RIDGE RD 1301 BLUE RIDGE RD RALEIGH Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003292 NCSU WATER CHILLER RELEASE 20 WATAUGA CLUB DR RALEIGH Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002882 NEEDMORE GENERAL STORE 1921 BASS LAKE RD FUQUAY-VARINA Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002201 NEWS & OBSERVER MECH BLV-SPILL 1400 MECHANICAL BLVD.GARNER SPL
NONCD0003279 NORTH RALEIGH BLVD VOCS 2010 NORTH RALEIGH BLVD RALEIGH Evaluation Pending
NONCD0000077 OLD STATE LAB 950 E. CHATHAM STREET CARY NFA
NONCD0001989 PEDEN FAMILY, LLC 1859 CAPITAL BLVD RALEIGH Evaluation Pending
NCD000831065 PHOTO CHEMICAL SYSTEMS, INC 105 FOREST DRIVE KNIGHTDALE NFA
NCD986229359 PHOTO CHEMICAL SYSTEMS, INC.11 N. PINE STREET WENDELL NFA
NCD986166171 PIERCE (LYNN) PROPERTY ROUTE 5 APEX NFA
NONCD0001393 PILOT MILLS 1121 HAYNES ST RALEIGH Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002943 POOLE ROAD PCE POOLE RD RALEIGH Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001659 POWERHOUSE SQUARE JONES & WEST STREETS RALEIGH Evaluation Pending
NCD982153280 PRECISION ALLOYS 1040 CORPORATION PKWY RALEIGH NFA
NCD986188894 RALEIGH COAL GAS PLANT NO. 1 S MCDOWELL & W CABARRUS STS RALEIGH Voluntary (AA)
NCD986188902 RALEIGH COAL GAS PLANT NO. 2 600 WEST CABARRUS STREET RALEIGH Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0003260 RALEIGH ICE CENTER 912 HODGES ST RALEIGH Evaluation Pending
NCD045915568 RALEIGH METAL PROCESSORS 2310 GARNER RD RALEIGH Evaluation Pending
NCD991278920 RALEIGH NEUSE RIVER WWTP BATTLE-BRIDGE RD SR 2552 RALEIGH Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001125 RALEIGH TTA-DILLON PARCEL A 102 S WEST ST RALEIGH SPL
NONCD0001126 RALEIGH TTA-DILLON PARCEL B S WEST ST RALEIGH SPL
NONCD0001127 RALEIGH TTA-DILLON PARCEL C 510 & 602 W MARTIN ST RALEIGH SPL
NONCD0001123 RALEIGH TTA-SE PARCEL S WEST ST & MORGAN ST RALEIGH SPL
NONCD0001124 RALEIGH TTA-WILSON PARCEL 200 S WEST ST RALEIGH SPL
NONCD0002365 RALEIGH WELDING WORKS (FORMER)414 SOUTH EAST STREET RALEIGH Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002374 RAY PAVING (FORMER)/98 FOOD MART 995 DURHAM RD WAKE FOREST Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002377 RC MOTOR COMPANY 6921 CAPITAL BLVD RALEIGH Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002379 REA CONSTRUCTION-WEST RALEIGH 5801 CHAPEL HILL ROAD RALEIGH SPL
NONCD0003166 ROBB PROPERTIES 1300-1318 CAPITAL BOULEVARD RALEIGH Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002416 ROGERS REALTY PROPERTY 502 W MORGAN ST RALEIGH Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001203 ROYAL/CROWN PONTIAC 2501 CAPITAL BLVD RALEIGH NFA
NONCD0003125 SALISBURY STREET CONTAMINATION 616 SOUTH SALISBURY ST RALEIGH Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003171 SANITARY LAUNDRY 417 S MCDOWELL ST RALEIGH Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003219 SAWYER ROAD STOCKPILES - A 1451 SAWYER RD RALEIGH Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003226 SAWYER ROAD STOCKPILES - B 1421 SAWYER RD RALEIGH Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002448 SBI FACILITY 121 EAST TRYON RD RALEIGH Evaluation Pending
NONCD0000019 SIR WALTER GUN CLUB US 64 KNIGHTDALE SPL
NONCD0002475 SIRCHIE FINGERPRINT LAB 5831 TRIANGLE DR RALEIGH Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003001 SMOKEY HOLLOW WEST AND PEACE STREETS RALEIGH Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003018 SOUTH BLOUNT STREET SOLVENTS S BLOUNT & S PERSON STS RALEIGH Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003236 SPEEDWAY 6986 3912 WESTERN BLVD RALEIGH Evaluation Pending
NCN000402583 STACKPOLE COMPOENTS/ARK-LES LABS 3400 YONKERS ROAD RALEIGH Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002546 STOCK BUILDING SUPPLY 1701 NORTH SALEM STREET APEX Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003006 STORAGE MAX VI 1932 WAKE FOREST RD RALEIGH Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002947 SURTRONICS ELECTROPLATING 4001 BERYL RD RALEIGH Evaluation Pending
NCD981028236 TAYLOR'S POND TOWNHOUSES 115 BRIGHTLEAF COURT CARY NFA
NCD086326741 TEXACO INC/APEX 2232 TEN TEN RD APEX NFA
NCN000410936 TRAWICK RD/BOND ST TRAWICK RD RALEIGH Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002981 TRI POINT-CAROLINA FREIGHTLINER 3500 YONKERS RD RALEIGH Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0003010 TRIANGLE RENT-A-CAR 5401 HILLSBOROUGH ST RALEIGH Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002629 TRIANGLE RESEARCH & DEVELOPMEN 2602 S ELM ST RALEIGH Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003140 TRYON HILL DR SOLVENT CONTAMINATION 905 TRYON HILL DR RALEIGH Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002831 TWIN LAKES SUBDIVISION 223 ROPE WALK COURT MORRISVILLE NFA
NC4210022907 USA RESERVE XVIII AIRBORNE CORPS 2017 W GARNER ST GARNER NFA
NC9210020732 USA RESERVE XVIII AIRBORNE CORPS 3115 WESTERN BLVD RALEIGH NFA
NONCD0003198 W MARTIN STREET TCE 313 W MARTIN ST RALEIGH Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003186 W SOUTH ST TCE 601 W SOUTH ST RALEIGH Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002683 W.E. GARRISON COMPANY 5820 FAYETTEVILLE ROAD RALEIGH Evaluation Pending
NONCD0000066 WAKE AUTO PARTS (FORMER)3520 TRYON RD RALEIGH SPL
NONCD0002688 WAKE COUNTY HOMELESS SHELTER(MONTGOMERY 1420 S. WILMINGTON STREET RALEIGH Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002689 WAKE COUNTY SCHOOLS-NOBLE ROAD FORMER MA 503 NOBLE ROAD RALEIGH Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002672 WAKE ENTERPRISES, INC 3333 AIR PARK RD FUQUAY-VARINA NFA
NONCD0001403 WAKEFIELD CITGO 23 SUNNYBROOK RD RALEIGH Evaluation Pending
NCD065302267 WASTE INDUSTRIES 4900 CRAFTSMAN DRIVE RALEIGH NFA
NCD980843106 WEATHERSFIELD PLACE CONDOMINIUM 774 WEATHERGREE DRIVE RALEIGH NFA
NONCD0002701 WEAVEXX CORPORATION 11120 CAPITOL BOULEVARD WAKE FOREST NFA
NONCD0002707 WESTGATE PROPERTY 8720 FLEET SERVICE DRIVE RALEIGH NFA
NCD003195963 WESTINGHOUSE ELEC METER & LIGHT US 1 N RALEIGH SPL
NONCD0002728 WILLIAMS, E. W. FACILITY 8200 AND 8250 FAYETTEVILLE RD RALEIGH SPL
NCN000404408 WOODLIEF ROAD TCE 9008 WOODLIEF RD WAKE FOREST Evaluation Pending
NCD991277807 WOOLFOLK CHEMICAL WORKS WILSON ROAD WENDELL NFA
NONCD0002773 ZEMA CORP.6514 CHAPEL HILL RD.RALEIGH Evaluation Pending
NCR000135418 ZNR, INC 1020 CORPORATION PKWY RALEIGH SPL
WARREN
NONCD0002363 BOYD'S CLEANERS 295 MASON DREWERY RD MANSON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002830 CSX RAILWAY, NORLINA TO LITTLETON RR TRACK NORLINA TO LITTLETON Evaluation Pending
WASHINGTON
NCD981015803 CAROLINA ALUMINUM STATE RD 1126 DUMP SR 1126 1.7 MILES SOUTH O CRESWELL NFA
NCD981015746 CAROLINA ALUMINUM/HERBERT TAYLOR SR 1125 ROPER SPL
NCD000813592 GA-PACIFIC CORP/HDWD SAW PLYWOOD DR PLYMOUTH SPL
NONCD0001985 LEBANON CHEMICAL CORPORATION 1665 HIGHWAY 64 E PLYMOUTH SPL
NCD000605055 PLYMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER HIGHWAY 64 & 32 PLYMOUTH NFA
NCD075570820 PLYMOUTH WOOD TREATING COMPANY N HWY 45 PLYMOUTH SPL
WATAUGA
NONCD0001825 HARMON RESIDENCE, LARRY 5195 OLD HIGHWAY 321 SUGAR GROVE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001907 INTERNATIONAL RESISTIVE CORP.736 GREENWAY RD.BOONE Voluntary (AA)
NCD986228757 KAPLAN ETHYL ETHER DRUMS 1410 BEECH MOUNTAIN PKWY.BEECH MOUNTAIN NFA
NONCD0001095 MOSES CONE MEMORIAL PARK BLUE RIDGE PKWY BLOWING ROCK SPL
NONCD0002141 NCDOT - SITE #38 BROWN BROTHERS ASPHALT HWY 105 BOONE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001112 OLD JOHN'S RIVER ROAD DUMP MILE MARKER 296.1, BR PKWY BLOWING ROCK NFA
NONCD0001930 PANTRY 141 771 BLOWING ROCK RD BOONE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001139 VERMONT AMERICAN STATE FARM RD BOONE Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0001013 VERMONT AMERICAN CORP-WOOD PROP BLOWING ROCK NFA
WAYNE
NCD045924339 ACME UNITED CORPORATION HWY 117 FREMONT Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0003023 AIRBORO TEXACO (FRMR)1619 S SLOCUMB ST GOLDSBORO NFA
NONCD0002777 APAC-GOLDSBORO ASPHALT PLANT 2421 ARRINGTON BRIDGE RD GOLDSBORO SPL
NCN000404504 BEST SAND & GRAVEL MAINT. SHOP 117 BEST SAND AND GRAVEL ROAD GOLDSBORO Evaluation Pending
NCD000830661 CAROLINA P&L CO. LEE STEAM ELEC SR 1007 GOLDSBORO NFA
NONCD0001690 CITY OF GOLDSBORO MAINTENANCE COMPLEX 1601 N CLINGMAN ST GOLDSBORO SPL
NONCD0002598 COOPER BUSSMAN 210 DIXIE TRAIL GOLDSBORO NFA
NONCD0001491 COUSINS PERSONAL MINI-STORAGE 723 HWY 117 N BYPASS GOLDSBORO SPL
NONCD0001558 DANIELS PROPERTY 200 N MALLORY ST GOLDSBORO Evaluation Pending
NCD000813683 GA-PACIFIC CORP CHIP-N-SAW OLD MOUNT OLIVE HIGHWAY DUDLEY NFA
NCD000813659 GA-PACIFIC CORP COMPLY OLD MOUNT OLIVE HIGHWAY DUDLEY NFA
NCD003198967 GENERAL ELECTRIC CO/CAROLINA 900 N GEORGE ST GOLDSBORO SPL
NONCD0003237 GOLDSBORO BULK PLANT 610 N JAMES ST GOLDSBORO Evaluation Pending
NCD986197309 GOLDSBORO COAL GAS PLANT #1 VIRGINIA AND VINE STREETS GOLDSBORO Voluntary (AA)
NONCD0000043 GOLDSBORO IRON & METAL 801 N JOHN ST GOLDSBORO Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002891 GOLDSBORO MILLING-MILL #1 & #2 938 MILLERS CHAPEL RD GOLDSBORO Voluntary (AA)
NCD039102959 HEVI-DUTY ELECTRIC/GENERAL SIG 2701 HWY 117 S GOLDSBORO NFA w/ Restrictions
NONCD0003036 HOLCOMBE HERBICIDE FIRE 1717 NC HWY 581 PIKEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0000018 ICI AMERICAS (FORMER)703 NOR-AM ROAD PIKEVILLE NFA
NCD980557631 LIVEWIRE ELEC CO/CALIFORNIA SPRAY 1004 SOUTH GEORGE STREET GOLDSBORO SPL
NONCD0003225 NATIONAL SALVAGE FIRE 430 OLD MT OLIVE HWY DUDLEY NFA
NONCD0000052 NC CONSOLIDATED HIDE CO.BRICK ROAD GOLDSBORO NFA
NCD024577421 NORTH CAROLINA SALVAGE CO.HWY 117 SOUTH GOLDSBORO SPL
NONCD0001053 PARAMOUNT CHEVROLET 3300 HWY 70 BYPASS EAST GOLDSBORO NFA
NONCD0002839 PERRY AUTO/YOUNG RESIDENCE 4172 US 117 SOUTH DUDLEY NFA
NCD986188043 PINEWOOD DUMP SITE 302 NEW HOPE ROAD GOLDSBORO NFA
NONCD0002795 RD PATE ESTATE 101 E MAIN ST PIKEVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002421 ROHR CHEMICAL, INC.694 SHERIDAN FORREST RD.GOLDSBORO Evaluation Pending
NCD065295495 TEXFI IMPRESSIONS 401 PATETOWN RD GOLDSBORO SPL
NONCD0002646 UNIFIRST CORPORATION (FRMR TEXTILEASE)800 SOUTH JOHN STREET GOLDSBORO Voluntary (AA)
NCN000409779 WAYNE AGRICULTURAL WORKS 700 S JOHN ST GOLDSBORO SPL
WILKES
NONCD0000039 ABITIBI-PRICE CORPORATION US 268 ROARING RIVER NFA
NONCD0001254 AMERICAN DREW PLANT 12 1101 WEST D STREET Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001750 ARTHUR LOWE JUNK YARD 1502 RIVER LIBERTY CHURCH GRV NFA
NCD048184451 BURLINGTON HOME CHAIR HIGHWAY 268 RONDA SPL
NCD003221462 GARDNER MIRROR CORPORATION HWY 268 E NFA
NONCD0000050 HWY 268 MIRROR WASTE DUMP HWY 268 NFA w/ Restrictions
NONCD0002474 SINK PROPERTY, CHARLES VANCE STREET Evaluation Pending
NCD986211274 STONEY FORK CREEK DRUM DUMP SITE MT. ZION ROAD DEEP GAP SPL
NONCD0002719 WILBORN PROPERTY, GARFIELD 2366 RED, WHITE AND BLUE ROAD ROARING RIVER Evaluation Pending
WILSON
NONCD0000038 AYCOCK PROPERTY SR 1162 & 1103 WILSON SPL
NONCD0002515 BOYETTE PROPERTY 403 FOREST HILLS RD WILSON Evaluation Pending
NCD980845119 BUCKHORN PESTICIDES NC 581 & NC 42 WILSON SPL
NONCD0002815 CAROLINA CHEMICAL CORP (FORMER)6600 WARD BLVD WILSON SPL
NONCD0001554 COX DODGE (FORMER)1501 LIPSCOMB ROAD WILSON SPL
NONCD0001297 CRADY COURT SITE 7769 CRADY CT STANTONSBURG NFA
NONCD0001686 ERSHIGS, INC.300 LAYTON ST.WILSON NFA
NCD067191262 FIRESTONE TIRE AND RUBBER COMPANY HWY 301 WILSON SPL
NONCD0001735 FOSTER FORBES GLASS 2200 FIRESTONE PARKWAY WILSON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001109 FRIENDLY CLEANERS 605 S. PENDER ST WILSON SPL
NCD003182805 HACKNEY BROTHERS BODY CO.HERRING AVE & PENDER ST WILSON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0000089 JOHN MORRELL & CO 2401 WILCO BLVD S WILSON Evaluation Pending
NCD040052854 KAISER AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS (FRMR)510 E BARNES ST WILSON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001118 KIDDE TECHNOLOGIES 4200 AIRPORT DR WILSON Voluntary (AA)
NCD982084113 LINAMAR FORGINGS/CAROLINA FORGE 2401 STATONSBURG RD SOUTHEAST WILSON Voluntary (AA)
NCD982174492 NATIONAL PIN SR 1572/7776 CRADY COURT SARATOGA NFA
NONCD0002268 PARKER HANNIFIN-WILSON 2600 WILCO BLVD.WILSON NFA w/ Restrictions
NONCD0002128 PURINA MILLS HWY 301 SOUTH WILSON NFA w/ Restrictions
NCD981468960 ROCK QUARRY FARM DRUM BURIAL 1/3MI SW SR1400/1402 INT ELM CITY NFA
NONCD0002265 SOUTHERN STATES COOP-WILSON SERVICE 6601 WARD BLVD WILSON Evaluation Pending
NONCD0002528 ST WOOTEN ASPHALT /P-27 SR 1301 (GREEN POND RD.)SIMS Evaluation Pending
NCD986166700 TOISNOT SWAMP PINE STREET WILSON NFA w/ Restrictions
NONCD0001005 TRANSEASTERN CORP.509 S LODGE ST WILSON SPL
NONCD0000081 TRITON, INC 1610 SOUTH WARD BLVD WILSON SPL
NONCD0002740 WILSON TECH-FIRE TRAINING 2315 WHITLEY RD WILSON Evaluation Pending
YADKIN
NCD071579528 FORBUSH METAL SPEER BRIDGE ROAD YADKINVILLE SPL
NONCD0001873 HOWARD STREET WELL 165 HOWARD STREET BOONVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003037 PARRISH TIRE 547 WINSTON ROAD JONESVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0003266 WILLIAMS AND GENTRY PCE 913 W MAIN ST YADKINVILLE Evaluation Pending
YANCEY
NONCD0001305 AVONDALE MILLS/HIGH FIVE 700 WEST MAIN STREET BURNSVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0000021 CRABTREE MEADOWS DUMP BLUE RIDGE PKWY MP 340.2 NFA
NCD003158094 GLEN RAVEN MILLS EAST MAIN STREET BURNSVILLE SPL
NONCD0002866 OMC/BOMBARDIER 1 OMC DRIVE BURNSVILLE Evaluation Pending
NONCD0001004 TIPTON HILL SCHOOL TIPTON HILL SCHOOL ROAD BURNSVILLE NFA
Definitions:Evaluation Pending NFA – No Further Action
SPL – Sites Priority List NFA w/Restr. – No Further Action with property-use restrictions
Voluntary (AA) – Voluntary Action Non-Haz Site – Non-hazardous substance site
1 3 0 | P a g e

Appendix E

Inactive Hazardous Sites Inventory – Pre-Regulatory Landfills
County
ALAMANCE
NONCD0000102 ALAMANCE GARBAGE SERVICE FREELAND TRAIL BURLINGTON
NONCD0000726 CIVIC CENTER AREA GOLEY STREET GRAHAM
NONCD0000723 DURHAM ST LDFL DURHAM STREET EXT.BURLINGTON
NONCD0000730 ELON COLLEGE LDFL - AMICK RD AMICK RD ELON COLLEGE
NONCD0000819 GIBSONVILLE PROPERTIES ALAMANCE STREET AT MEADOW STREET GIBSONVILLE
NONCD0000104 GRAHAM DISPOSAL COOPER RD (SR 2109)GRAHAM
NONCD0000722 HANOVER RD LDFL HANOVER RD BURLINGTON
NONCD0000101 MEBANE DUMP CORRIGIDOR ROAD MEBANE
NONCD0000106 ANTHONY ROAD BURLINGTON
NONCD0000727 PORTER AVENUE LDFL PORTER AVENUE GRAHAM
NONCD0000724 S MEBANE ST LDFL S MEBANE ST BURLINGTON
NONCD0000721 STONE QUARRY RD LDFL STONE QUARRY RD BURLINGTON
ALEXANDER
NONCD0000108 BETHLEHEM COMMUNITY DUMP SHILOH CHURCH RD BETHLEHEM
NONCD0000111 OLD ALEXANDER COUNTY LF (SR 1608)WARREN ACRES LANE TAYLORSVILLE
NCD981021090 ROGERS PROPERTY 256 JEFF WALKER LANE HIDDENITE
NONCD0000109 SANITARY PICK-UP SERVICE 46 WARREN RD TAYLORSVILLE
NONCD0000112 TAYLORSVILLE DUMP CARSON CHAPEL RD TAYLORSVILLE
ALLEGHANY
NONCD0000113 OLD ALLEGHANY COUNTY LF SOUTHSIDE DR SPARTA
NONCD0000114 SPARTA REFUSE DISPOSAL 271 GRANDVIEW AVE SPARTA
ANSON
NONCD0000119 BRONSON SAND & GRAVEL LANDFILL CLARK MOUNTAIN ROAD LILESVILLE
NONCD0000116 MORVEN DUMP ROSEHAVEN ROAD MORVEN
NONCD0000118 PEACHLAND DUMP GERMAN HILL ROAD PEACHLAND
NONCD0000115 POLKTON DUMP BILL CURLEE ROAD (SR 1415)POLKTON
NONCD0000772 W R BONSAL #1 HAILEY'S FERRY ROAD LILESVILLE
NONCD0000774 W R BONSAL #2 HAILEY'S FERRY ROAD LILESVILLE
NONCD0000117 WADESBORO LANDFILL MAPLE LANE WADESBORO
ASHE
Inactive Hazardous Sites Inventory - Pre-Regulatory Landfills
NONCD0000120 ASHE COUNTY LANDFILL WADE BARE RD JEFFERSON
AVERY
NONCD0000122 CROSSNORE REFUSE DUMP HORTON RD CROSSMORE
NONCD0000123 ELK PARK DUMP N65-19E ELK PARK
NONCD0000121 GREEN VALLEY DUMP BRUSHY CREEK RD SPRUCE PINE
NONCD0000124 NEWLAND REFUSE DUMP HICKORY NUT GAP NEWLAND
BEAUFORT
NONCD0000126 AURORA DUMP SR 1921, 1 MILE EAST OF AURORA AURORA
NONCD0000128 BATH DUMP POSSUM HILL ROAD (SR 1743)BATH
NONCD0000131 BELHAVEN DUMP BUSINESS US 264 AND CAMPBELL'S LANE BELHAVEN
NONCD0000127 CHOCOWINITY DUMP OLD US 17 HIGHWAY SOUTH CHOCOWINITY
NCD986166734 OLD BEAUFORT COUNTY LF FLANDERS FILTER ROAD WASHINGTON
NONCD0000130 PANTEGO DUMP OLD COUNTRY ROAD (SR 1706)BELHAVEN
NONCD0000133 PANTEGO REFUSE DISPOSAL 25179 US HIGHWAY 264 EAST PANTEGO
NONCD0000132 PUNGO DUMP NC HIGHWAY 99 NORTH PANTEGO
NONCD0000125 SUBURBAN SANITATION SERVICE DUMP OLD BATH HIGHWAY WASHINGTON
NONCD0000135 TOWN OF WASHINGTON PARK DUMP KEYSVILLE CHURCH RD. (SR 1506)WASHINGTON
NONCD0000129 WASHINGTON DUMP PLYMOUTH STREET WASHINGTON
NONCD0000134 WASHINGTON PARK DUMP RIVER ROAD (SR 1300)WASHINGTON
BERTIE
NONCD0000142 COLERAIN REFUSE DISPOSAL NC 42 EAST COLERAIN
NONCD0000136 KELFORD DUMP HARRELLS SIDING ROAD (SR 1208)KELFORD
NONCD0000140 LEWISTON REFUSE DISPOSAL 551 BLACK JACK ROAD (SR 1135)LEWISTON
NONCD0000139 ROXOBEL REFUSE DISPOSAL HARRELLS SIDING ROAD (SR 1208)KELFORD
NONCD0000141 WINDSOR REFUSE DISPOSAL AREA EAST ELM STREET WINDSOR
BLADEN
NONCD0000148 BLADENBORO REFUSE DISPOSAL WEST BLADEN STREET BLADENBORO
NONCD0000147 CLARKTON REFUSE DISPOSAL BROWN MARSH ROAD (SR 1700)CLARKTON
NONCD0000144 DUBLIN REFUSE DUMP RICE POND ROAD DUBLIN
NONCD0000145 ELIZABETHTOWN REFUSE DISPOSAL QUEEN STREET ELIZABETHTOWN
NONCD0000143 TAR HEEL REFUSE DISPOSAL TAR HEEL FERRY ROAD (SR 1316)TAR HEEL
NONCD0000146 WHITE LAKE REFUSE DUMP EAST WILLIAMS STREET WHITE LAKE
BRUNSWICK
NONCD0000160 BOILING SPRINGS LAKES DUMP BOILING SPRINGS
NONCD0000149 BOLIVIA REFUSE DISPOSAL 161 DANFORD RD. SE (SR 1513)BOLIVIA
NONCD0000150 GRISSETTOWN LANDFILL ANGEL'S CLUB DRIVE SEASIDE
NONCD0000155 LONG BEACH REFUSE DISPOSAL 4110 AIRPORT ROAD LONG BEACH
NONCD0000656 OCEAN ISLE DUMP HALE SWAMP ROAD OCEAN ISLE
NONCD0000159 SHALLOTTE REFUSE DUMP NC 130 SHALLOTTE
NONCD0000152 SHALLOTTE SANITARY LANDFILL 2930 POCONO TRAIL, SW SHALLOTTE
NONCD0000810 SUNNY POINT BASE LANDFILL SUNNY POINT ROAD SOUTHPORT
NONCD0000151 WINNABOW LANDFILL 5719 BELMONT ROAD NE WINNABOW
NONCD0000158 YAUPON BEACH DUMP MCGLAMMERY STREET OAK ISLAND
BUNCOMBE
NONCD0000773 AZALEA ROAD LANDFILL HARDESTY RD OTEEN
NONCD0000166 BLACK MOUNTAIN 11 TOM BROWN RD BLACK MOUNTAIN
NONCD0000682 LITTLE PINEY RD ENKA
NONCD0000162 CANDLER REFUSE DISPOSAL AREA 103 DANIEL RIDGE RD CANDLER
NCD980558019 ELK MOUNTAIN LDFL/ASHVILLE CITY LF ELK PARK DR ASHEVILLE
NCD980557946 FAIRVIEW LANDFILL HOLLYWOOD RD.FAIRVIEW
NCD980557953 FISHBURNE LANDFILL 39 BRADLEY BRANCH RD.ARDEN
NONCD0000163 FISHBURNE REFUSE DUMP BRADLEY BRANCH RD ARDEN
NCD980557912 GROVE STONE LF 842 OLD US HWY 70 BLACK MOUNTAIN
NCD980558035 HOMINY CREEK LF 190 HOMINY CREEK RD.ASHEVILLE
NCD008839276 MONEY-WORTH, INC.US 70 EAST SWANNANOA
NONCD0000811 PEARSON BRIDGE DUMP 690 RIVERSIDE DR ASHEVILLE
NCD980558027 POND ROAD LF #2 79 AND 80 POND RD.ASHEVILLE
NCD980557987 SWANNANOA LANDFILL MOUNTAIN RIDGE RD.SWANNANOA
NONCD0000161 WEAVERVILLE LANDFILL LAKESHORE RD WEAVERVILLE
BURKE
NONCD0000168 BRISTOL CREEK COMM. DUMP 1180 SUNDANCE LANE CHESTERFIELD
NONCD0000172 DREXEL DUMP 524 BRYANT RD DREXEL
NONCD0000169 DYSARTSVILLE DUMP 5391 MORNING STAR CHURCH RD DYSARTSVILLE
NONCD0000173 GLEN ALPINE DUMP 2414 CONLEY BUMGARNER RD GLEN ALPINE
NONCD0000171 HENRY RIVER COMM. DUMP 4300 HENERY RIVER RD HILDEBRAN
NONCD0000651 HICKORY LANDFILL CITY OF HICKORY REGIONAL AIRPORT HICKORY
NONCD0000170 HILDEBRAN DISPOSAL AREA TEX'S FISH CAMP RD HILDEBRAN
NONCD0000177 MORGANTOWN DUMP VINE ARDEN RD MORGANTON
NONCD0000174 VALDESE REFUSE DUMP 1400 FALLS RD NW VALDESE
CABARRUS
NONCD0000799 ARTHUR ALLMAN DUMP 3224 POPLAR TENT RD.CONCORD
NCD980502850 CABARRUS DISPOSAL DUMP ZION CHURCH RD.CONCORD
NONCD0000182 CHARLOTTE MOTOR SPEEDWAY LF#1 LOWES MOTOR SPEEDWAY CONCORD
NONCD0000180 CONCORD LANDFILL 850 WARREN COLEMAN BLVD. SOUTH CONCORD
NONCD0000178 EARNHARDT ROAD DUMP DICKENS PLACE KANNAPOLIS
NONCD0000179 FISHERTOWN DUMP ROME ST.KANNAPOLLIS
NONCD0000797 FRANK JAMES DUMP 6210 HILLTOP AVE.KANNAPOLIS
NONCD0001028 GURLEY DRIVE LDFL 292 GURLEY DR.CONCORD
NONCD0000802 LES MYERS PARK 338 LAWNDALE AVENUE EXTENSION CONCORD
NONCD0000818 LINKER PROPERTIES 5225 FIREBRICK LANE CONCORD
NONCD0000181 MOUNT PLEASANT DUMP MOUNT PLEASANT RD. (SR 1006)MOUNT PLEASANT
CALDWELL
NONCD0000194 BLOWING ROCK LF PACK HILL RD BLOWING ROCK
NONCD0000716 CHARLIE LITTLE RD LDFL DUDLEY SHOALS RD GRANITE FALLS
NONCD0000187 CHESTER REFUSE DISPOSAL DAVE CHESTER DR LENOIR
NONCD0000770 DUDLEY SHOALS LDFL 2 621 DUDLEY SHOALS DUDLEY SHOALS
NONCD0000769 DUDLEY SHOALS RD LDFL DUDLEY SHOALS RD DUDLEY SHOALS
NONCD0000188 GARNES REFUSE DUMP 2250 GARNES PLACE LENOIR
NONCD0000186 GRANITE FALLS DUMP QUARRY RD GRANITE FALLS
NONCD0000191 HELTON REFUSE DUMP 5351 CANNON DR GRANITE FALLS
NONCD0000826 LENOIR CITY LANDFILL 829 FAIRVIEW DR SW LENOIR
NONCD0000193 LENOIR DUMP BEARD COLLETTSVILLE RD LENOIR
NONCD0000190 RHODHISS DUMP PARK PLACE RHODHISS
NONCD0000195 SHEW REFUSE DISPOSAL SR 1143 W LENOIR
NONCD0000189 WALSH REFUSE DUMP 2171 PINEY GROVE CIRCLE LENOIR
CAMDEN
NONCD0000196 NEWBY'S TRASH SERVICE DUMP SOUTH MILL DAM ROAD CAMDEN
CARTERET
NONCD0000199 ATLANTIC REFUSE DUMP CORE SOUND LOOP ROAD ATLANTIC
NONCD0000200 BEAUFORT REFUSE DUMP FREEDOM PARK ROAD BEAUFORT
NONCD0000213 CAPE CARTERET DUMP HOLLAND POINT ROAD CAPE CARTERET
NONCD0000209 CARTERET COUNTY LF - MOUNT RUSSEL LANDFILL RD.NEWPORT
NONCD0000212 EMERALD ISLE DUMP 6712 EMERALD DRIVE EMERALD ISLE
NONCD0000207 HARKERS ISLAND REFUSE DISPOSAL WHALERS RIDGE SUBDIVISION HARKERS ISLAND
NONCD0000203 MARSHALLBERG DUMP SR 1348 MARSHALLBERG
NONCD0000204 MILL CREEK REFUSE DUMP MILL CREEK ROAD (SR 1154)MILL CREEK
NONCD0000205 MOREHEAD CITY REFUSE DUMP 25TH STREET MOREHEAD CITY
NONCD0000198 OTWAY COMMUNITY REFUSE DUMP 574 FIRE TOWER ROAD (SR 1325)OTWAY
NONCD0000211 RAYNOR GARBAGE DISPOSAL DUMP 264 BOGUE LOOP ROAD BOGUE
NONCD0000206 STACY REFUSE DUMP STACY
NONCD0000210 WINSTON HILL LF WINSTON DRIVE ATLANTIC
CASWELL
NONCD0000216 CASWELL LF SLAUGHTER RD. (SR 1555)MILTON
NONCD0000215 MILES GARBAGE DUMP HIGHWAY 62 YANCEYVILLE
CATAWBA
NONCD0000217 CATAWBA DUMP OLD CATAWBA RD. (SR 1722)CLAIRMONT
NONCD0000218 CONOVER DUMP 208 HERMAN SIPE RD.CONOVER
NONCD0000219 LONG VIEW REFUSE DUMP US HIGHWAY 70 HICKORY
NONCD0000220 MAIDEN DUMP SOUTH F STREET MAIDEN
NONCD0000221 NEWTON LANDFILL BOSTON RD.NEWTON
NONCD0000794 OLD HICKORY LANDFILL US HIGHWAY 70 HICKORY
NONCD0000793 SWEETWATER ROAD DUMP 15TH AVE. SE HICKORY
CHATHAM
NONCD0000224 BYNUM DUMP EDDIE PERRY ROAD BYNUM
NONCD0000227 GOLDSTON DUMP ST. LUKE CHURCH ROAD GOLDSTON
NONCD0000742 PITTSBORO DUMP PITTSBORO FIRE TOWER ROAD PITTSBORO
NONCD0000225 SILER CITY DUMP WATER PLANT ROAD SILER CITY
CHEROKEE
NONCD0000231 ANDREWS DUMP CONNAHETA AVENUE ANDREWS
NONCD0000228 LAKE HIWASSEE RESORT DUMP NC 294 WEST MURPHY
NONCD0000230 MURPHY REFUSE DUMP TEXANA ROAD MURPHY
CHOWAN
NONCD0000233 EDENTON LANDFILL OFF POPLAR NECK ROAD EDENTON
NONCD0000232 J.W. BRADLEY DUMP 206 OAK GROVE ROAD EDENTON
NONCD0000234 PERQUIMANS-CHOWAN LF 600 SANDY RIDGE ROAD TYNER
CLEVELAND
NONCD0000241 BOILING SPRINGS DUMP CLEARWATER RD.BOILING SPRINGS
NONCD0000250 CHERRYVILLE DUMP THOMPSON DR.CHERRYVILLE
NONCD0000699 CITY OF SHELBY LANDFILL (STUBBS)AIRPORT RD.STUBBS
NCD986176451 CITY OF SHELBY LF WEST GROVE STREET SHELBY
NONCD0000236 E.Z. SANITATION DUMP PLATO LEE RD. (SR 1315)LATTIMORE
NONCD0000675 KINGS MOUNTAIN LANDFILL 200 POTTS CREEK RD.KINGS MOUNTAIN
NONCD0000803 KINGS MOUNTAIN LANDFILL #2 NORTH CANSLER STREET KINGS MOUNTAIN
NONCD0000239 KINGS MTN. DUMP INDUSTRIAL DR. (SR 2312)KINGS MOUNTAIN
NONCD0000237 LATTIMORE DUMP 3847 ARTEE RD. (SR 1314)LATTIMORE
NONCD0000249 PATTERSON SPRINGS DUMP JETER RD. (SR 2212)EARL
NONCD0000248 POLKVILLE DUMP 2606 W. STAGGECOASH TRAIL POLKVILLE
NONCD0000238 UPPER CLEVELAND DUMP BUCK HAVEN COURT FALLSTON
NONCD0000243 WACO DUMP 143 STROUP RD.WACO
COLUMBUS
NONCD0000252 BOLTON DUMP TRAM ROAD BOLTON
NONCD0000254 CHADBOURN DUMP BROWN STREET (NC 410)CHADBOURN
NONCD0000253 LAKE WACCAMAW DUMP DUPREE LANDING ROAD LAKE WACCAMAW
NONCD0000715 RHONE ANDERSON LDFL OAK TREE LANE WHITEVILLE
NONCD0000251 RIEGELWOOD DUMP SAND HOLE ROAD (SR 1846)RIEGELWOOD
NONCD0000257 TABOR CITY DUMP HINSON TRAIL TABOR CITY
NONCD0000256 WHITEVILLE DUMP MILL STREET WHITEVILLE
CRAVEN
NONCD0000780 BELLTOWN ROAD DUMP 302 BELLTOWN RD.HAVELOCK
NONCD0000261 CRAVEN COUNTY US HWY 70 HAVELOCK
NONCD0000259 DOVER REFUSE DUMP 13530 OLD US 70 DOVER
NONCD0000263 NEW BERN SANITARY DUMP US HWY. 70 AND PEMBROKE ROAD NEW BERN
NONCD0000260 VANCEBORO DUMP SR 1637 VANCEBORO
NONCD0000262 VANCEBORO LANDFILL OLD LANDFILL ROAD VANCEBORO
CUMBERLAND
NONCD0000739 CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE LANDFILL SHAW MILL RD.FAYETTEVILLE
NONCD0000740 CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE LANDFILL #2 WILKES RD. (SR 2210)FAYETTEVILLE
NONCD0000741 CUMBERLAND COUNTY LANDFILL SMOKEY CANYON DR.HOPE MILLS
NONCD0000736 CUMBERLAND COUNTY LANDFILL - BEAVER DAM NC 210 AUTRYVILLE
NONCD0000733 CUMBERLAND COUNTY LANDFILL - BONES CREEK WINWARD COVE RD.FAYETTEVILLE
NONCD0000734 DISTRIBUTION DR.FAYETTEVILLE
NCD980502900 CUMBERLAND COUNTY/CLIFFDALE LF 7583 LOWELL HARRIS ROAD FAYETTEVILLE
NONCD0000267 FAYETTEVILLE CITY LF CLAUDE LEE RD.FAYETTEVILLE
NCD980502934 FAYETTEVILLE LDFL NORTH EASTERN BLVD.FAYETTEVILLE
NONCD0000264 HOPE MILLS DUMP CECILY CIRCLE HOPE MILLS
NCD980502983 HOPE MILLS LANDFILL 1 MILE SOUTH OF SR 1003 (WIRE RD.)HOPE MILLS
NONCD0000725 LEWIS CHAPEL SCHOOL RUBBLE STUMP SITE SKIBO RD. (US 401 BYPASS)FAYETTEVILLE
NONCD0000266 LIEBER SANITATION DUMP SHAW MILL RD.FAYETTEVILLE
NCD980503031 MILAN YARD LANDFILL MILAN RD.FAYETTEVILLE
NONCD0000265 STEDMAN DUMP NC 210 STEDMAN
NONCD0000375 STEDMAN LANDFILL PAGE ROAD STEDMAN
CURRITUCK
NONCD0000269 INDEPENDENT TRASH SERVICE DUMP SR 1112 MAMIE
DARE
NCD981750425 BUXTON DUMP 47646 BUXTON BACK ROAD BUXTON
NONCD0000765 BUXTON DUMP TWO 47371 BUXTON BACK ROAD BUXTON
NONCD0000272 DARE COUNTY DUMP 138 S. CALIFORNIA LANE MANTEO
NONCD0000273 JENNETTE'S DUMP NC HWY. 12 BUXTON
NONCD0000271 KILL DEVILS HILLS DUMP 1541 COLINGTON ROAD KILL DEVIL HILLS
NONCD0000270 MANTEO DUMP SIR WALTER RALEIGH STREET MANTEO
DAVIDSON
NONCD0000275 DENTON DUMP GRUBB DR DENTON
NONCD0000276 DENTON LANDFILL SUMMVERVILLE CHURCH RD DENTON
NONCD0000277 DENTON-GRUBB DR LANDFILL GRUBB DR DENTON
NONCD0000737 N DAVIDSON CO LDFL 287 SPRY RD MIDWAY
NONCD0000791 NICOMA PARK NICOMA SUBDIVISION DENTON
NONCD0000509 SCARLETT LANDFILL LANDFILL RD HOLLY GROVE
NONCD0000676 W DAVIDSON CO LDFL 3104 HORSESHOE NECK ROAD LEXINGTON
NONCD0000652 WHEELERS SAND ROCK PIT DUMP 1001 WESTOVER DR HIGH POINT
DAVIE
NONCD0000280 CLEMENT REFUSE DUMP WALKER ROAD MOCKSVILLE
NONCD0000279 DALTON REFUSE DUMP DALTON ROAD (SR 1605)MOCKSVILLE
DUPLIN
NONCD0000283 BEULAVILLE DUMP HWY 111 BEULAVILLE
NONCD0000287 FAISON DUMP TAYLOR TOWN ROAD (SR 1354)FAISON
NONCD0000282 KENANSVILLE DUMP CHURCH STREET KENANSVILLE
NONCD0000286 MAGNOLIA DUMP NASH JOHNSON'S POND RD (SR 1103)MAGNOLIA
NONCD0000281 ROSE HILL DUMP LAKE TUT ROAD (SR 1146)ROSE HILL
NONCD0000288 WALLACE DUMP WASTE TREATMENT PLANT RD WALLACE
NONCD0000285 WARSAW DUMP WORKS FARM ROAD (SR1346)WARSAW
DURHAM
NONCD0000289 DURHAM COUNTY LANDFILL 1245 WREN RD OAK GROVE TOWNSHIP
NONCD0000291 DURHAM LAND DISPOSAL AREA 1833 CAMDEN AVE DURHAM
NONCD0000821 EAST DURHAM PARK LANDFILL 2601 EAST MAIN STREET DURHAM
NONCD0000823 EAST END PARK LANDFILL 1200 NORTH ALSTON AVE DURHAM
NONCD0000822 LYON PARK LANDFILL 1101 CORNELL STREET DURHAM
NONCD0000786 MARBERY BEN BOW RD.DURHAM
NONCD0000785 MITCHELL FARM CHEEK RD DURHAM
NONCD0000825 NORTHGATE PARK LANDFILL 404 WEST LAVENDER AVENUE DURHAM
NONCD0000290 OLD DURHAM COUNTY LF ELECTRA ROAD DURHAM
NONCD0000787 ROCKY KNOLL SCHOOL SITE BEN BOW ROAD DURHAM
NONCD0000805 W. C. BECK PROPERTY AMBERLEY DRIVE DURHAM
NONCD0000824 WALLTOWN PARK LANDFILL 1308 WEST CLUB BOULEVARD DURHAM
EDGECOMBE
NONCD0000295 CONETOE REFUSE DISPOSAL AREA NC HIGHWAY 42 CONETOE
NONCD0000653 EDGECOMBE COUNTY LANDFILL 2672 COLONIAL ROAD (SR 1601)TARBORO
NONCD0000296 MACCLESFIELD DUMP SOUTH FOUNTAIN ROAD (SR 1109)MACCLESFIELD
NONCD0000299 OLD ROCKY MOUNT LF LEGGETT ROAD ROCKY MOUNT
NONCD0000298 PINETOPS REFUSE DUMP TEMPERANCE HALL ROAD (SR 1124)PINETOPS
NONCD0000297 PRINCEVILLE DUMP JENKINS STREET (SR 1622)TARBORO
NONCD0000710 ROCKY MOUNT LDFL (LIEBERS)GAY ROAD (SR1268)ROCKY MOUNT
NCD980559389 TARBORO LANDFILL BAKER STREET EXTENSION (SR 1518)TARBORO
FORSYTH
NONCD0000307 AIRPORT LANDFILL AIRPORT RD WINSTON-SALEM
NONCD0000302 BECKEL ROAD DUMP 4974 BECKEL RD WINSTON-SALEM
NONCD0000306 BUDDY ROBINS LANDFILL 3459 THOMASVILLE RD WINSTON-SALEM
NONCD0000300 BUILDING RUBBLE LF 918 HAZELWOOD DR WINSTON-SALEM
NONCD0000782 CENTRAL PARK LDFL S MAIN & SALEM AVE WINSTON-SALEM
NONCD0000744 CITY OF WINSTON-SALEM 2000 SILAS CREEK PKWY WINSTON-SALEM
NONCD0000743 CITY OF WINSTON-SALEM OVERDALE RD WINSTON-SALEM
NONCD0000308 CITY OF WINSTON-SALEM LF EBERT ST WINSTON-SALEM
NONCD0000301 COUNTY GARBAGE LANDFILL 645 MONTROYAL RD RURAL HALL
NONCD0000303 KERNERSVILLE DUMP 720 MCKAUHAN ST KERNERSVILLE
NCD980503189 KERNERSVILLE RUBBLE DUMP GREEN ST KERNERSVILLE
FRANKLIN
NONCD0000312 BUNN DUMP HOWARD TANT ROAD BUNN
NONCD0000310 FRANKLINTON DUMP PARKERS WAY FRANKLINTON
NONCD0000311 J.H. WINSTON DUMP YOUNGSVILLE
NONCD0000315 LOUISBURG DUMP EAST RIVER RD (SR 1600)LOUISBURG
NONCD0000655 LOUISBURG SITE #2 EAST JOHNSON STREET LOUISBURG
NONCD0000657 LOUISBURG SITE #3 SEABORD ST LOUISBURG
GASTON
NONCD0000325 BESSEMER CITY DUMP 521 S. PINCHBACK AVE BESSEMER CITY
NONCD0000320 BRUCES COUNTY LANDFILL 4604 S YORK RD GASTONIA
NONCD0000321 GASTON CO. LF (MT. HOLLY LF)OLD HWY NC 27 MT. HOLLY
NONCD0000658 GASTONIA REFUSE DUMP ATUEN RD GASTONIA
NONCD0000317 HARDIN REFUSE DUMP 129 DAYTON RD DALLAS
NC0000998344 HICKORY GROVE ROAD TCE 201 MCKINNEY CIR MCADENVILLE
NONCD0000319 HIGH SHOALS DUMP 701 S. LINCOLN ST DALLAS
NONCD0000323 LOWELL REFUSE DUMP 1101 LOWELL SPENCER MTN RD LOWELL
NONCD0000318 MCADENVILLE DUMP MCADENVILLE RD MCADENVILLE
NONCD0000245 MILLER STREET 937 MILLER ST GASTONIA
NONCD0000766 SIMS LEGION PARK LF MARIETTA ST GASTONIA
NONCD0000316 STANLEY REFUSE DUMP 524 BLACKSNAKE ROAD STANLEY
NONCD0000817 WESTGATE PARK LANDFILL 1109 W. CARROLL STREET CHERRYVILLE
GATES
NONCD0000326 GATESVILLE DUMP 257 CARTERS ROAD GATESVILLE
GRAHAM
NONCD0000329 ROBBINSVILLE DUMP 569 OLD TALLULAH RD ROBBINSVILLE
NONCD0000247 USFS-MASSEY BRANCH MASSEY BRANCH RD ROBBINSVILLE
GRANVILLE
NONCD0000593 CITYOF OXFORD LF EAST INDUSTRY DRIVE OXFORD
NONCD0000333 CREEDMORE DUMP PARK AVE CREEDMOOR
NONCD0000331 OXFORD DUMP EAST INDUSTRY DRIVE OXFORD
NONCD0000330 STOVALL DUMP CRAWFORD CURRIN ROAD (SR 1430)STOVALL
GREENE
NONCD0000335 HOOKERTON DUMP BEHIND HOOKERTON WWTP HOOKERTON
NONCD0000337 SNOW HILL DUMP DANIEL RD.SNOW HILL
NONCD0000334 WALSTONBURG DUMP NC HIGHWAY 121 WALSTONBURG
GUILFORD
NONCD0000244 BINGHAM PARK 400 BINGHAM ST GREENSBORO
NONCD0000673 BUD HOLDING COMPANY SHARP'S AIRPARK CT GREENSBORO
NCD980557607 GLASS EH COUNTY LF 1103 NEALTOWN RD GREENSBORO
NCD991279027 GREENSBORO CITY LANDFILL 2199 WHITE STREET GREENSBORO
NONCD0000820 JACKSON LAKE ROAD LF 1315 JACKSON LAKE ROAD HIGH POINT
HALIFAX
NONCD0000340 ENFIELD REFUSE DISPOSAL HWY 301 N ENFIELD
NONCD0000343 HALIFAX DUMP DOBBS STREET HALIFAX
NONCD0000339 LITTLETON DUMP HACKETT STREET LITTLETON
NONCD0000347 ROANOKE RAPIDS CITY LF HWY 158 THELMA
NONCD0000341 ROANOKE RAPIDS LANDFILL GODLEY STREET (SR 1452)ROANOKE RAPIDS
NONCD0000790 ROANOKE RAPIDS LF (HINSON ST)HINSON ST ROANOKE RAPIDS
NONCD0000344 SCOTLAND NECK DUMP MARY CHAPEL ROAD (SR 1117)SCOTLAND NECK
NONCD0000789 STRICKLAND CIRCLE LF STRICKLAND CIRCLE & CAROLINA AVE ROANOKE RAPIDS
NONCD0000346 WELDON CITY LANDFILL 1128 COUNTY ROAD (SR 1600)WELDON
NONCD0000342 WELDON REFUSE DISPOSAL HWY 301 S WELDON
HARNETT
NONCD0000349 ANGIER REFUSE DUMP 2200 RAWLS CHURCH ROAD (SR 1415)ANGIER
NONCD0000348 BUIES CREEK DUMP KEITH HILLS ROAD BUIES CREEK
NONCD0000745 COATS MODIFIED LDFL MCGEE BAREFOOT ROAD COATS
NONCD0000353 COATS REFUSE DISPOSAL NC HWY 27 COATS
NONCD0000352 DUNN-ERWIN DUMP OLD HAMILTON ROAD ERWIN
NONCD0000749 JOHNSONVILLE MODIFIED LDFL CAMERON HILL RD JOHNSONVILLE
NONCD0000350 LILLINGTON DUMP EAST DUNCAN STREET LILLINGTON
NONCD0000746 LILLINGTON MODIFIED LDFL US HWY 401 LILLINGTON
NONCD0000747 MASON'S STORE MODIFIED LDFL TIM CURRIN ROAD MAMERS
HAYWOOD
NONCD0000355 HAZELWOOD DUMP HYATT CREEK RD. (SR 1160)WAYNESVILLE
NONCD0000800 HOGLEN REFUSE DISPOSAL 160 WHITE RIDGE (SR 1338)WAYNESVILLE
NONCD0000813 REYNOLD'S SCHOOL ROAD REYNOLD'S SCHOOL ROAD CANTON
NONCD0000356 TOWN OF WAYNESVILLE DUMP BIBLE BAPTIST RD.WAYNESVILLE
HENDERSON
NCD980557961 HENDERSON CO. LANDFILL STONEY MOUNTAIN RD.HENDERSONVILLE
NONCD0000359 HENDERSON DUMP WILLIAMS ST.HENDERSONVILLE
NONCD0000761 MISTY VIEW DR LF MISTY VIEW DR HENERSONVILLE
NONCD0000798 MUD CREEK DUMP LINCOLN CIRCLE HENDERSONVILLE
NONCD0000505 SALUDA REFUSE DUMP CHESTNUT ST.SALUDA
HERTFORD
NONCD0000361 AHOSKIE DUMP LEE JERNIGAN ROAD (SR 1101)AHOSKIE
NONCD0000138 AULANDER REFUSE DISPOSAL SR 1112 AULANDER
NONCD0000718 HERTFORD CO LDFL SR 1189 UNION
NONCD0000362 MURFREESBORO DUMP OLD US 258 MURFREESBORO
NONCD0000137 POWELLSVILLE REFUSE DISPOSAL 406 MOORETOWN ROAD AHOSKIE
NONCD0000360 WINTON DUMP SR 1174 WINTON
HOKE
NONCD0000363 CLYDE LEACH DUMP ASPEN LOOP ARABIA
NONCD0000364 RAEFORD DUMP VASS RD. (SR 1300)RAEFORD
NONCD0000801 RAEFORD DUMP #2 US-401 BYPASS (FAYETTEVILLE RD.)RAEFORD
HYDE
NONCD0000367 ENGLEHARD DUMP US HWY. 264 EAST ENGLEHARD
NONCD0000365 FAIRFIELD DUMP NC HWY 94 FAIRFIELD
NONCD0000368 NEW HOLLAND DUMP 20577 US HWY. 264 EAST SWAN QUARTER
NONCD0000369 OCRACOKE DUMP SR 1358 OCRACOKE
NONCD0000775 SOUND SHORES LOTS 18 & 19 OCRACOKE
NONCD0000366 SWAN QUARTER DUMP SR 1127 SWAN QUARTER
IREDELL
NONCD0000623 ALBERT MCCLURE BALL FIELD 1230 MUSEUM RD STATESVILLE
NONCD0000372 COUNTY GARBAGE TWIN OAKS RD STATESVILLE
NONCD0000370 HARMONY REFUSE DISPOSAL TOMLIN RD HARMONY
NONCD0001129 MARBLE ROAD DISPOSAL MARBLE & TAYLORSVILLE STATESVILLE
NONCD0000376 MOORESVILLE DUMP 439 RINEHARDT RD MOORESVILLE
NONCD0000374 MOORESVILLE LANDFILL 2586 CHARLOTTE HWY MOORESVILLE
NONCD0000167 OLD LOVE VALLEY DUMP M&M LANE LOVE VALLEY
NONCD0000371 STATESVILLE DUMP 402 SIGNAL HILL DR STATESVILLE
JACKSON
NONCD0000377 CASHIER'S REFUSE DISPOSAL NC HWY. 107 CASHIERS
NONCD0000378 SYLVA DUMP GUNSMOKE RD.SYLVA
NONCD0000796 WOODFIN CREEK DUMP MARIAH DR.SYLVA
JOHNSTON
NONCD0000384 BENSON REFUSE DUMP MASSENGILL FARM ROAD BENSON
NCD980844732 CLAYTON BALL FIELD CITY ROAD CLAYTON
NONCD0000379 FOUR OAKS DUMP 123 CIVITAN RD FOUR OAKS
NONCD0000380 KENLY DUMP S. RAILROAD STREET KENLY
NONCD0000559 NEWTON GROVE DUMP HARPERS HOUSE ROAD (SR 1008)NEWTON GROVE
NONCD0000777 OLD SMITHFIELD LANDFILL E. HUNTLEY ST.SMITHFIELD
NONCD0000382 PINE LEVEL DUMP 7714 RAINS CROSSROADS ROAD PINE LEVEL
NONCD0000383 PRINCETON DUMP PROGRESSIVE CHURCH ROAD PRINCETON
NONCD0000381 SELMA REFUSE DUMP 1661 NC HWY 96 N.SELMA
NONCD0000385 SMITHFIELD REFUSE DUMP E. HUNTLEY ST SMITHFIELD
JONES
NONCD0000387 MAYSVILLE REFUSE DISPOSAL WEST SIXTH STREET MAYSVILLE
NONCD0000388 POLLOCKSVILLE DUMP 144 WHITE OAK RIVER ROAD MAYSVILLE
NONCD0000776 POLLOCKSVILLE DUMP #2 235 BEAUFORT RD.POLLOCKSVILLE
NONCD0000386 TRENTON REFUSE DISPOSAL 504 LANDFILL ROAD TRENTON
LEE
NONCD0000389 BROADWAY DUMP DALRYMPLE FARM ROAD BROADWAY
NCD980503015 LEE COUNTY LF LANDFILL RD SANFORD
NONCD0000390 SANFORD DUMP VALLEY ROAD SANFORD
LENOIR
NONCD0000815 CARTER HILL SANITATION BRITTISH ROAD KINSTON
NCN000407588 CARTER'S REFUSE DISPOSAL LAKE STREET KINSTON
NONCD0000392 CASWELL SCHOOL DUMP HULL ROAD KINSTON
NONCD0000391 DOBBS FARM DUMP 3060 DOBBS FARM ROAD KINSTON
NONCD0000396 EVERETT GARBAGE SERVICE DUMP END OF HENRY BLVD.KINSTON
NONCD0000393 KENNEDY HOME DUMP CEDAR DELL LANE (SR 1338)KINSTON
NCD075588913 KINSTON DEMOLITION LF DAVIS STREET KINSTON
NONCD0000394 LA GRANGE REFUSE DISPOSAL KING STREET LA GRANGE
NONCD0000397 PINK HILL DUMP SR 1103 PINK HILL
NONCD0000398 SEVEN SPRINGS DUMP JONES ROAD SEVEN SPRINGS
LINCOLN
NONCD0000401 ABATTOIR LANDFILL 2457 INDUSTRIAL PARK RD.LINCOLNTON
NONCD0000408 DENVER LANDFILL 2585 NORTH HWY. 16 DENVER
NONCD0000402 HOWARD CREEK LANDFILL 801 ALF HOOVER RD.LINCOLNTON
NONCD0000400 JONES AIRPORT LANDFILL SUNNY HILL DR. (SR 1650)LINCOLNTON
NONCD0000405 LINCOLNTON REFUSE DISPOSAL FRINGEWOOD LANE LINCOLNTON
NONCD0000407 MACHPELAH LANDFILL MOUNT ZION CHURCH RD.IRON STATION
NONCD0000403 NORTH BROOK LANDFILL NORTH BROOK #3 SCHOOL RD.VALE
NONCD0000406 TIN MINE LANDFILL TIN MINE RD.LINCOLNTON
MACON
NONCD0000413 HIGHLANDS REFUSE DISPOSAL 1080 RICH GAP RD HIGHLANDS
NONCD0000411 LEDFORD PICK-UP SERVICE GEORGIA RD FRANKLIN
MADISON
NONCD0000416 HOT SPRINGS REFUSE DISPOSAL COGDILLS DR HOT SPRINGS
NONCD0000415 MARS HILL REFUSE DISPOSAL PARK DRIVE MARS HILL
NONCD0000414 MARSHALL REFUSE DISPOSAL COTTON MILL HILL RD MARSHALL
MARTIN
NONCD0000418 HAMILTON DUMP JOHNSON BRIDGE ROAD (SR 1320)HAMILTON
NONCD0000345 HOBGOOD DUMP NC 125 E HOBGOOD
NONCD0000421 JAMESVILLE DUMP ASTORIA ROAD JAMESVILLE
NONCD0000417 OAK CITY DUMP 8505 NC HWY 125 OAK CITY
NONCD0000420 ROBERSONVILLE DUMP NC HWY 903 S ROBERSONVILLE
NONCD0000419 WILLIAMSTON DUMP US 64 E WILLIAMSTON
MCDOWELL
NONCD0000795 GREENLEE POTHOLES OLD GREENLEE RD MARION
NONCD0000423 LINVILLE FALLS REFUSE DISPOSAL NC HWY 183 LINVILLE FALLS
NONCD0000422 LITTLE SWITZERLAND LANDFILL HWY 226-A LITTLE SWITZERLAND
NONCD0000425 MARION REFUSE DISPOSAL HWY 226 MARION
NONCD0000424 OLD FORT REFUSE DISPOSAL LACKEYTOWN RD OLD FORT
MECKLENBURG
NONCD0000428 DAVIDSON LANDFILL GREY RD. (SR 2417)DAVIDSON
NONCD0000184 DAVIDSON SANITARY LANDFILL FISHER RD. (SR 2419)DAVIDSON
NONCD0000806 DOUBLE OAKS LANDFILL DOUBLE OAKS RD CHARLOTTE
NONCD0000698 MCALPINE CREEK PARK 811 MONROE RD CHARLOTTE
NONCD0001065 OLD CHARLOTTE LDFL/ VANGUARD CENTER 77 CENTER CHARLOTTE
NONCD0000427 PINEVILLE DUMP SAM MEEKS RD. (SR 3638)PINEVILLE
NONCD0000807 SOUTHSIDE PARK LANDFILL 2645 TOOMEY AVENUE CHARLOTTE
NCD000605097 STATESVILLE RD. LF 3200 NORTHERLY RD.CHARLOTTE
MITCHELL
NONCD0000431 BAKERSVILLE REFUSE DISPOSAL WHITE OAK RD BAKERVILLE
NONCD0000432 SPRUCE PINE REFUSE DISPOSAL BEAVER CREEK RD SPRUCE PINE
MONTGOMERY
NONCD0000672 BISCOE OLD TOWN DUMP 303 MARTIN RD BISCOE
NONCD0000433 CANDOR DUMP WEST RIDGE LANE CANDOR
NONCD0000435 HURLEY'S DUMP ALTERNATE HYW 220 BISCOE
NONCD0000434 MOUNT GILEAD DUMP HEARNE FARM ROAD (SR 1128)MT GILEAD
NONCD0000436 TROY LANDFILL MOUNT OLIVE CHURCH ROAD TROY
MOORE
NONCD0000443 ABERDEEN DUMP 517 SOUTH SANDHILLS BLVD. (US-1)ABERDEEN
NONCD0000442 CAMERON DUMP KELLY RD.CAMERON
NONCD0000446 CARTHAGE DUMP SUNSET DR.CARTHAGE
NONCD0000439 EAGLE SPRINGS DUMP NC 211 EAGLE SPRINGS
NONCD0000720 MOORE COUNTY FL - CARTHAGE JOEL RD. (SR 1833)CARTHAGE
NONCD0000445 OLD ROBBINS-HIGH FALLS LF RITTER RD.ROBBINS
NONCD0000440 PINE BLUFF DUMP WEST BOSTON AVE.PINE BLUFF
NONCD0000437 ROBBINS DUMP CHEYENNE RD.ROBBINS
NONCD0000762 SOUTHERN PINES DUMP WEST MORGANTON RD.SOUTHERN PINES
NONCD0000447 SOUTHERN PINES LANDFILL WOOSTER RD.SOUTHERN PINES
NONCD0000441 VASS DUMP ROLLINS DR.VASS
NONCD0000438 WEST END DUMP CARTHAGE RD.WEST END
NONCD0000670 WICKER PARK LANDFILL MAGNOLIA RD.PINEHURST
NASH
NONCD0000454 BAILEY DUMP STONE HERITAGE ROAD (S.R. 1108)BAILEY
NONCD0000451 BATTLEBORO DUMP 752 W. BATTLEBORO AVE.BATTLEBORO
NONCD0000448 CASTALIA REFUSE DUMP SIMMONS ROAD CASTALIA
NONCD0000449 MIDDLESEX DUMP BAINES LANE MIDDLESEX
NCD980559330 NASH COUNTY LF (RED OAK LF)RED OAK - BATTLEBORO ROAD RED OAK
NCD980559355 NASH COUNTY LF (SPRING HOPE)OFF S.R. 1145 SPRING HOPE
NONCD0000456 NASHVILLE DUMP J.W. GLOVER MEMORIAL PARK, HWY. 58 NASHVILLE
NONCD0000455 ROCKY MOUNT LANDFILL COMMUNITY DRIVE ROCKY MOUNT
NONCD0000450 SHARPSBURG DUMP LANGLEY DRIVE SHARPSBURG
NONCD0000452 SPRING HOPE DUMP NC 581, CP&L POLE ZWH214 SPRING HOPE
NONCD0000453 WHITAKERS DUMP US 301 NORTH, NEAR PERRY'S LANE WHITAKERS
NEW HANOVER
NONCD0000457 BARFIELD'S DUMP SOUTHERLANDS AVE.WILMINGTON
NONCD0000465 BLUE CLAY RD. LF JUVENILE CENTER DR.WILMINGTON
NONCD0000695 BURNT MILL CREEK LF STANLEY ST.WILMINGTON
NONCD0000458 CAROLINA BEACH REFUSE DISPOSAL DOW RD.CAROLINA BEACH
NONCD0000459 CASTLE HAYNE SERVICE DUMP 5 MILES OFF HWY. 17 OFF SR 1335 CASTEL HAYNE
NONCD0000757 EAST LAKE SHORE DRIVE LF EAST LAKE SHORE DRIVE WILMINGTON
NCD980503056 FLEMINGTON LF 205 SUTTON STEAM PLANT ROAD WILMINGTON
NONCD0000461 KURE BEACH REFUSE DISPOSAL SUNNY POINT SAFETY ZONE KURE BEACH
NCD986171973 MCRAE STREET LF MCRAE ST WILMINGTON
NONCD0000462 MILITARY CUTOFF LANDFILL 620 OLD MACCUMBER STATION ROAD WILMINGTON
NCD990715070 NEW HANOVER CO & CAROLINA BEACH LANDFILL DOW RD.CAROLINA BEACH
NONCD0000463 NEW HANOVER CO. LANDFILL DOW RD.CAROLINA BEACH
NONCD0000760 OPTIMIST BALL PARK SOUTH FRONT STREET WILMINGTON
NONCD0000467 RURAL GARBAGE SERVICE SR 1524 WILMINGTON
NONCD0000759 TALLMAN CLAY PIT 16TH STREET WILMINGTON
NONCD0000404 TOWN OF WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH OLD LANDFILL 910 OLD MCCUMBER STATION ROAD WILMINGTON
NONCD0000466 WILMINGTON LANDFILL WILMINGTON
NONCD0000756 WILMINGTON LDFL (KIDDER ST)1225 13TH ST.WILMINGTON
NONCD0000758 WISTERIA DR. LF 2126 WISTERIA DR.WILMINGTON
NONCD0000464 WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH DUMP 200 PARMELE BLVD.WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH
NORTHAMPTON
NONCD0000470 CONWAY REFUSE DISPOSAL DELOATCH MILL ROAD (SR 1358)CONWAY
NONCD0000475 GASTON REFUSE DISPOSAL PORCH DRIVE (SR 1219)GASTON
NONCD0000469 JACKSON REFUSE DISPOSAL LANDFILL ROAD (SR 1378)JACKSON
NONCD0000473 RICH SQUARE REFUSE DISPOSAL HART SWAMP ROAD (SR 1106)RICH SQUARE
NONCD0000471 SEABOARD REFUSE DISPOSAL PEANUT MARKET ROAD (SR 1324)SEABOARD
NONCD0000472 SEVERN REFUSE DISPOSAL 259 ROYAL WATSON RD (NC 35)SEVERN
NONCD0000468 WOODLAND REFUSE DISPOSAL BAUGHAN DRIVE (SR 1533)WOODLAND
ONSLOW
NONCD0000683 CAMP DAVIS LANDFILL NC 50 HOLLY RIDGE
NONCD0000680 HENDERSON DR. LDFL HENDERSON DRIVE & RIVER STREET JACKSONVILLE
NONCD0000478 HOLLY RIDGE REFUSE DISPOSAL E. OCEAN BLVD. (NC 50)HOLLY RIDGE
NONCD0000479 JACKSONVILLE DUMP US 17 AND CHANEY CREEK JACKSONVILLE
NCD980502991 JACKSONVILLE LF - GEORGETOWN RD.GEORGETOWN RD.JACKSONVILLE
NONCD0000679 LOYOLA DRIVE & WARDOLA DRIVE JACKSONVILLE
NONCD0000678 KERR CITY PARK KERR STREET JACKSONVILLE
NONCD0000681 ONSLOW PINES RD. LDFL ONSLOW PINES ROAD JACKSONVILLE
NONCD0000677 PHILLIPS PARK LANDFILL HIGHWAY 17 NORTH AND CHANEY CREEK JACKSONVILLE
NONCD0000481 RAY'S RURAL DUMP BRIDGET LANE JACKSONVILLE
NONCD0000477 RICHLANDS REFUSE DISPOSAL JIMMY POWELL LANE RICHLANDS
NONCD0000476 SWANSBORO DUMP GLANCY ROAD (SR 1559)SWANSBORO
ORANGE
NONCD0000484 CHAPEL HILL LANDFILL 1000 ESTES DRIVE EXTENSION CHAPEL HILL
NONCD0000483 HILLSBOROUGH DUMP TORAIN STREET HILLSBOROUGH
NCD980557615 UNIVERSITY OF NC/OLD SANITARY LF MUNICIPAL DRIVE CHAPEL HILL
PAMLICO
NONCD0000717 ARAPAHOE LDFL LEES LANDING RD ARAPAHOE
NONCD0000485 BAYBORO DUMP NEALS CREEK ROAD BAYBORO
NONCD0000486 ORIENTAL DUMP SR 1308 ORIENTAL
PENDER
NONCD0000489 ATKINSON DUMP SLOCUM TRAIL (SR 1100)ATKINSON
NONCD0000490 BURGAW DUMP PINEY WOODS RD. (SR 1216)BURGAW
NONCD0000491 KIRKLAND'S DUMP PERKINS RD.HAMPSTEAD
PERQUIMANS
NONCD0000492 HERTFORD DUMP HWY. BUS. 17 AT BEAR GARDEN POINT HERTFORD
PERSON
NONCD0000494 ROXBORO DUMP MOUNTAIN ROAD ROXBORO
PITT
NONCD0000502 AYDEN REFUSE DUMP NORTH EAST AVENUE AYDEN
NONCD0000501 BETHEL REFUSE DUMP BIG OAK ROAD BETHEL
NONCD0000498 FALKLAND DUMP HWY. 222 FALKLAND
NONCD0000497 FARMVILLE REFUSE DISPOSAL HWY. 121 FARMVILLE
NONCD0000496 FOUNTAIN REFUSE DISPOSAL SOUTH LYNCH STREET FOUNTAIN
NCD980557698 GREENVILLE CITY LF 5TH STREET AND CEMETERY ROAD GREENVILLE
NONCD0000500 GRIFTON DUMP CREEK SHORE DRIVE GRIFTON
NONCD0000495 GRIMESLAND REFUSE DUMP GRIMESLAND BRIDGE ROAD GRIMESLAND
NONCD0000006 LITTLEFIELD LDFL SR 1906 GARRIS ROAD LITTLEFIELD
NONCD0000661 UNKNOWN #1 - PITT NORTH GREENE STREET GREENVILLE
NONCD0000660 UNKNOWN #2 - PITT GREENVILLE
NONCD0000499 WINTERVILLE DUMP REEDY BRANCH RD (SR 1131)WINTERVILLE
POLK
NONCD0000332 BURT BLACKWELL RD DUMP BURT BLACKWELL RD MILL SPRING
NONCD0000503 COLUMBUS REFUSE DISPOSAL WATERTOWN DR.COLUMBUS
NONCD0001056 LITTLE MOUNTAIN LDFL SR 1522 - LITTLE MT. RD.COLUMBUS
NONCD0000504 TRYON REFUSE DISPOSAL NEW MARKET RD.TRYON
RANDOLPH
NCD980557557 ASHEBORO MUNICIPAL LF OFF OLD US 64 ASHEBORO
NONCD0000510 C.A. BOWERS DUMP 3904, 3906 FULLER MILL RD TRINITY
NONCD0000663 COLERIDGE 4930 NC 22/NC 42 COLERIDGE
NONCD0000508 FRANKLINVILLE DUMP SUNSET AVE.FRANKLINVILLE
NONCD0000512 LIBERTY DUMP 5876 SANDY CREEK CHURCH RD LIBERTY
NONCD0000513 MODERN GARBAGE DUMP 1200 FOX COUNTRY RANDLEMAN
NCD986197374 OLD RANDLEMAN TOWN DUMP RANDELMAN LAKE RD RANDLEMAN
NONCD0000662 PLEASANT RIDGE (BURGESS DUMP)PARKWOOD RD RAMSEUR
NONCD0000506 RAMSEUR 339 RAMSEUR JULIAN RD RAMSEUR
NONCD0000511 RANDLEMAN DUMP 3475 APPLEWOOD RD RANDLEMAN
NONCD0000507 SEAGROVE DUMP E OF 5377 RIDGE RD SEAGROVE
RICHMOND
NONCD0000516 ELLERBE DUMP RAILROAD STREET ELLERBE
NONCD0000515 HAMLET DUMP 402 LAKESIDE DRIVE HAMLET
NONCD0000519 HAMLET TRASH DISPOSAL AREA 133 CHALK ROAD HAMLET
NONCD0000304 OLD ELLERBE DUMP MAIN STREET ELLERBE
NONCD0000594 OLD RICHMOND COUNTY LF 166 POPPY SEED DR ROCKINGHAM
NONCD0000517 ROCKINGHAM DUMP ORAL BESSIE LANE ROCKINGHAM
NONCD0000518 SUBURBAN WASTE & GARBAGE CO. DUMP COUNTY HOME ROAD ROCKINGHAM
NONCD0000750 TOWN OF HAMLET LDFL EAST HAMLET AVENUE HAMLET
ROBESON
NONCD0000712 CITY OF LUMBERTON LDFL ODUM ROAD (SR 1526)LUMBERTON
NONCD0000255 FAIR BLUFF DUMP NC 904 FAIR BLUFF
NONCD0000521 FAIRMONT DUMP INDUSTRIAL DRIVE (SR 2300)FARIMONT
NONCD0000713 JAMES DEBRAHL LAFAYETTE TRANSP. LDFL BRIGGS ROAD (SR-1159)ROWLAND
NONCD0000522 LUMBER BRIDGE REFUSE DISPOSAL MCINTOSH ROAD (SR 1705)LUMBER BRIDGE
NONCD0000527 LUMBERTON DUMP SR 1544 HESTERTOWN
NONCD0000524 MAXTON DUMP US 74-BYPASS & NC 71 MAXTON
NONCD0000520 PARKTON DUMP SR 1731 PARKTON
NONCD0000525 PEMBROKE DUMP DEEP BRANCH ROAD PEMBROKE
NONCD0000529 RED SPRINGS DUMP GREEN HILL DR.RED SPRINGS
NONCD0000523 ROWLAND REFUSE DUMP CHERRY STREET ROWLAND
NCD980503106 SANITATION SERVICE LF COVINGTON FARM ROAD (SR 1743)RENNERT
NONCD0000714 TOWN OF MAXTON LDFL MAXTON POND RD.MAXTON
ROCKINGHAM
NONCD0000531 DRAPER DUMP PARK ST DRAPER
NONCD0000535 HOPKINS GARBAGE DUMP 338 BARNES RD EDEN
NONCD0000534 LEAKSVILLE LANDFILL 1050 KLYCE ST EDEN
NONCD0000536 MADISON LANDFILL OLD COVERED BRIDGE RD MADISON
NONCD0000816 MAYODAN DISPOSAL 7800 NC HWY 135 MAYODAN
NONCD0000537 REIDSVILLE LANDFILL GOLDWATER TRAIL REIDSVILLE
NONCD0000533 SPRAY DUMP 7487 HWY 14 EDEN
NONCD0000532 STONEVILLE DUMP SNEAD RD STONEVILLE
ROWAN
NCD003162666 CANNON MILLS LANDFILL 614 8TH STREET KANNAPOLIS
NONCD0000540 CHINA GROVE DUMP KIRK STREET CHINA GROVE
NONCD0000541 EAST SPENCER DUMP BROWN STREET (AKA SOUTH BOUNDARY ST.)EAST SPENCER
NONCD0000763 I-85 LANDFILL REAMER CIRCLE SALISBURY
NONCD0000539 LANDIS WASTE DISPOSAL AREA 950 KIMBALL ROAD CHINA GROVE
NCD980557748 ROWAN COUNTY LANDFILL NATIONAL GUARD ROAD SALISBURY
NONCD0000543 SALISBURY LANDFILL 1920 OLD WILKESBORO ROAD SALISBURY
NONCD0000542 SPENCER LAND DISPOSAL AREA SOWERS FERRY RD.SPENCER
RUTHERFORD
NONCD0000551 ALEXANDER MILLS DUMP US HIGHWAY 221-A FOREST CITY
NONCD0000788 ARROWOOD DUMP 470 OLD HENRIETTA RD.FOREST CITY
NONCD0000546 BOSTIC REFUSE DISPOSAL 389 WEST CHURCH ST.BOSTIC
NONCD0000544 CLIFFSIDE MILL DUMP PEA RIDGE RD. (SR 1960)MOORESBORO
NONCD0000755 CLIFFSIDE REFUSE DISPOSAL US HIGHWAY 221-A CLIFFSIDE
NONCD0000554 FOREST CITY DUMP #1 RIVERSIDE DR.FOREST CITY
NONCD0000107 FOREST CITY DUMP #2 140/152 US 74 BUSINESS FOREST CITY
NONCD0000548 HAWKINS REFUSE DISPOSAL CLIFFSIDE STREET FOREST CITY
NONCD0000553 HAYNES REFUSE DUMP 474 AVONDALE LANDFILL RD.FOREST CITY
NONCD0000549 HENDRICKS DUMP BROOKLYN RD.FOREST CITY
NONCD0000664 HORN OPEN DUMP 184 WEST TRADE ST.FOREST CITY
NONCD0000552 LAKE LURE DUMP ISLAND CREEK RD.LAKE LURE
NONCD0000022 SPINDALE REFUSE DISPOSAL 1060 OLD BALL PARK RD.SPINDALE
SAMPSON
NONCD0000560 AUTRYVILLE LDFL SR 1233 AUTRYVILLE
NONCD0000558 CLINTON DUMP ROYAL LANE CLINTON
NONCD0000351 DUNN REFUSE DISPOSAL US HWY 421 DUNN
NONCD0000562 GARLAND DUMP SR 1133 GARLAND
NCD981031693 KEENER LANDFILL 10 TANGELWOOD LANE CLINTON
NONCD0000561 ROSEBORO DUMP NC 242 ROSEBORO
NCN000407196 ROWAN ROAD LANDFILL ROWAN ROAD CLINTON
NONCD0000557 SALEMBURG DUMP BUBBA GUMP LANE SALEMBURG
NONCD0000706 SAMPSON CO LDFL (CARTERS BRIDGE)SR 1134 GARLAND
NONCD0000702 SAMPSON CO LDFL (INGOLD)EZZELL ROAD (SR 1142)INGOLD
NONCD0000703 SAMPSON CO LDFL (IVANHOE)IVANHOE ROAD (SR 1100)IVANHOE
NONCD0000701 SAMPSON CO LDFL (MT GILEAD)US 421 MT GILEAD
NONCD0000700 SAMPSON CO LDFL (SPIVEYS CORNER)HUDSONTOWN ROAD (SR 1634)SPIVEYS CORNER
NONCD0000704 SAMPSON CO LDFL (SUTTONTOWN)PREACHER HENRY ROAD (SR 1730)SUTTONTOWN
SCOTLAND
NONCD0000564 GIBSON REFUSE DUMP HUNSUCKER RD.GIBSON
NONCD0000565 LAURINBURG DUMP HALL ST.LAURINBURG
NONCD0000563 SCOTLAND COUNTY COMM. DUMP 12281 BARNES BRIDGE RD.LAURINBURG
NONCD0000804 SCOTLAND COUNTY SANITARY LANDFILL HIGHLAND ROAD LAURINBURG
STANLY
NONCD0000571 ALBEMARLE DUMP 32311 NANNY DRIVE ALBEMARLE
NONCD0000568 AQUADALE DUMP 12423 OLD AQUADALE ROAD AQUADALE
NONCD0000751 CITY OF ALBEMARLE DUMP COBLE AVENUE ALBEMARLE
NONCD0000570 NORWOOD DUMP HWY 52 NORWOOD
NONCD0000569 OAKBORO DUMP 12566 GREENE ROAD OAKBORO
NONCD0000566 RICHFIELD DUMP STATE STREET RICHFIELD
NONCD0000567 STANFIELD DUMP SR 1147 STANFIELD
STOKES
NONCD0000575 DANBURY DUMP SHEPPARD MILL RD.DANBURY
NONCD0000576 GORDON'S DUMP 1290 PERCH RD. (SR 1147)PINNACLE
NONCD0000572 KINGS DUMP BROWN RD. (SR 1128)KING
NONCD0000752 MONROE CRAIG LF BRAY RD.WALNUT COVE
NONCD0000577 WALNUT COVE DUMP MIDDLETON LOOP (SR 1909)WALNUT COVE
SURRY
NONCD0000579 BEAULAH COMM. DUMP 124 PAULA LANE LOWGAP
NONCD0000581 ELKIN LANDFILL BENGE DRIVE ELKIN
NONCD0000580 GARBAGE SERVICE DUMP PINE TERRRACE DRIVE MT AIRY
NONCD0000584 MT. AIRY DUMP CITY VIEW DRIVE MT AIRY
NONCD0000583 PILOT MT. REFUSE DUMP INDIGO LANE PILOT MT
NONCD0000809 TWO BRIDGES LF STANDARD ST.ELKIN
NONCD0000597 WASTEWATER TREATMENT ROAD LANDFILL WASTEWATER TREATMENT ROAD MOUNT AIRY
NONCD0000586 WEYERHAEUSER LF 184 GENTRY ROAD ELKIN
SWAIN
NONCD0000588 SWAIN COUNTY DUMP BUCKNER BRANCH RD BRYSON CITY
TRANSYLVANIA
NONCD0000208 BREVARD DUMP ILLAHEE POINT (SR 1124)BREVARD
NONCD0000591 DAVIDSON RIVER DUMP POPLAR LANE PISGAH FOREST
NONCD0000592 LAKE TOXAWAY DUMP CATATOGA RESORT COMMUNITY LAKE TOXAWAY
NONCD0000590 ROSMAN DUMP OLD HWY. 64 ROSMAN
TYRRELL
NONCD0000595 COLUMBIA DUMP HOWARD STREET COLUMBIA
NONCD0000596 SCUPPERNONG COMM. DUMP CHAPEL HILL ROAD (SR 1114)SCUPPERNONG
UNION
NONCD0000600 MARSHVILLE DUMP HASTY RD. (SR 1901)MARSHEVILLE
NONCD0000599 MONROE LANDFILL RICHARDSON ST.MONROE
NCD980503163 UNION COUNTY LF AUSTIN CHANEY RD.MONROE
NONCD0000598 WAXHAW DUMP 8625 RICHARDSON-KING RD.WAXHAW
VANCE
NONCD0001001 CLOSED CITY OF HENDERSON LDFL NC 39 HENDERSON
NONCD0000814 RAMSEY STREET DUMP TERMINUS OF RAMSEY STREET HENDERSON
WAKE
NCD980502793 APEX SANITARY LF 451 W WILLIAMS ST APEX
NONCD0000669 BENTLEY WOODS SITE SR 2006 OR PERRY CREEK RD RALEIGH
NONCD0000602 CARY DUMP 313 N DIXON ST CARY
NONCD0000614 EAST WAKE COUNTY LF SR 2655/ US 64 KNIGHTDALE
NONCD0000729 ELWOOD PINES DUMP 180 NEWSPAPER WAY HOLLY SPRINGS
NONCD0000606 FUQUAY VARINA 900 ANGIER RD FUQUAY VARINA
NONCD0000604 GARNER TRASH DUMP 3175 BENSON RD GARNER
NONCD0000201 GILL STREET PARK N GILL ST ZEBULON
NONCD0000605 HOLLY SPRINGS DUMP BASS LAKE RD HOLLY SPRINGS
NONCD0000603 KNIGHTDALE DUMP ROBERTSON KNIGHTDALE
NONCD0000812 MANGUM ESTATES LEDBURY WAY WAKE FOREST
NONCD0000607 NC DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE LF SR 1656/TRINITY RD.RALEIGH
NONCD0000665 OLD HOLLY SPRINGS DUMP/ CARY SANITARY LFL HOLLY SPRINGS RD HOLLY SPRINGS
NCD980845903 OLD RALEIGH #9-HOWARD JOHNSON CRABTREE 2102 CENTURY DRIVE RALEIGH
NONCD0000610 OLD RALEIGH LDFL #11 - DOROTHEA DIX DOROTHEA DIX HOSPITAL RALEIGH
NONCD0000684 OLD RALEIGH LF #1 1430 S BLOUNT ST RALEIGH
NONCD0000693 OLD RALEIGH LF #10 211 SIX FORKS RD RALEIGH
NONCD0000694 OLD RALEIGH LF #12 SHIRLEY ST RALEIGH
NONCD0000685 OLD RALEIGH LF #2 1401 CAPITAL BLVD RALEIGH
NONCD0000686 OLD RALEIGH LF #3 1408 BROOKSIDE RD RALEIGH
NONCD0000687 OLD RALEIGH LF #4 1817 CAPITAL BLVD RALEIGH
NONCD0000688 OLD RALEIGH LF #5 2405 WADE AVE RALEIGH
NONCD0000689 OLD RALEIGH LF #6 BLUFF ST RALEIGH
NONCD0000690 OLD RALEIGH LF #7 2226 CAPITAL BLVD.RALEIGH
NONCD0000691 OLD RALEIGH LF #8 INDUSTRIAL DR RALEIGH
NONCD0000753 OLD WALTON'S DUMP 10310 CHAPEL HILL RD MORRISVILLE
NONCD0000601 ROLESVILLE DUMP HWY 401 ROLESVILLE
NCD065300113 ROWLAND LF 3000 GRESHAM LAKE RD RALEIGH
NONCD0000668 SOUTH SAUNDERS ST DUMP 2603 SAUNDERS & 601 CAROLINA PINES RALEIGH
NONCD0000696 WALTON'S SANITATION SERVICE DUMP 580 CHURCH ST MORRISVILLE
NONCD0000667 WE BUFFALOE, JR PRIVATE DUMP US-70 GARNER
NONCD0000609 WENDELL DUMP LAKE GLAD RD WENDELL
NONCD0000608 ZEBULON DUMP 509 HORTON ST ZEBULON
WARREN
NONCD0000617 MACON DUMP DOC THOMPSON ROAD (SR 1500)MACON
NONCD0000615 NORLINA DUMP ROSE STREET (SR 1106)NORLINA
NONCD0000616 WARRENTON DUMP HAMME MILL ROAD (SR 1602)WARRENTON
WASHINGTON
NONCD0000620 CRESWELL REFUSE DISPOSAL MAIN STREET AND SCUPPERNONG RIVER CRESWELL
NONCD0000619 MACKEY'S DUMP LANDFILL ROAD ROPER
NONCD0000621 PLYMOUTH REFUSE DUMP WATER STREET PLYMOUTH
NONCD0000618 ROPER REFUSE DISPOSAL ROPER
WAYNE
NONCD0000627 CHERRY HOSPITAL DUMP W. ASH STREET GOLDSBORO
NONCD0000632 EUREKA REFUSE DISPOSAL WEST CHASE STREET EUREKA
NONCD0000628 FREMONT REFUSE DISPOSAL SR 1359 FREMONT
NONCD0000630 GOLDSBORO DUMP US HIGHWAY 117 BYPASS GOLDSBORO
NCD980557649 GOLDSBORO MUNICIPAL LF US HIGHWAY 117 BYPASS GOLDSBORO
NONCD0000626 KERMIT GURLEY DUMP BUCK SWAMP ROAD GOLDSBORO
NONCD0000709 MT OLIVE LDFL KELLY SPRINGS ROAD MOUNT OLIVE
NONCD0000631 MT. OLIVE REFUSE DISPOSAL EAST JAMES STREET MOUNT OLIVE
NONCD0000629 PIKEVILLE DUMP PIKEVILLE
NONCD0000708 PIKEVILLE LDFL LEIGH DRIVE PIKEVILLE
WILKES
NONCD0000792 BETHEL DUMP 314 NORTH RIVER RD JONESVILLE
NONCD0000634 N. WILKESBORO DUMP RIVER LIBERTY GROVE CHURCH RD NORTH WILKESBORO
NCD981477318 SOMERS ROAD DUMP 2646 SOMERS ROAD HAMPTONVILLE
NONCD0000633 WILKESBORO REFUSE DISPOSAL KELLY HILL RD WILKESBORO
WILSON
NONCD0000636 BLACK CREEK DUMP NEAR SR 1628 BLACK CREEK
NONCD0000674 CITY OF WILSON LANDFILL-1 105 GOLDSBORO ST. NE WILSON
NONCD0000202 CITY OF WILSON LDFL-2 6741 WARD BLVD WILSON
NONCD0000638 ELM CITY REFUSE DISPOSAL NORTH RAILROAD STREET ELM CITY
NONCD0000637 SARATOGA DUMP 7340 CABIN BRANCH RD. (SR 1524)SARATOGA
NONCD0000639 SIMS REFUSE DISPOSAL 7002 BRUCE ROAD SIMS
NONCD0000635 STATONSBURG DUMP 5345 NC HWY 222 STANTONSBURG
NONCD0000640 WILSON SANITARY LF 4545 NW AIRPORT DRIVE WILSON
YADKIN
NONCD0000644 ARLINGTON DUMP 345 SOUTH MAIN STREET ARLINGTON
NONCD0000645 BOONVILLE DUMP RIVER BEND ROAD BOONVILLE
NONCD0000642 CHAMBERLAND-HODGE DUMP YADKINVILLE
NONCD0000641 FALL CREEK COMM. DUMP PULLIAM ROAD BOONVILLE
NONCD0000646 JOYNER REFUSE DUMP 1425 OLD STAGE ROAD YADKINVILLE
NONCD0000648 OLD YADKIN COUNTY LF SIZEMORE ROAD YADKINVILLE
NONCD0000647 YADKINVILLE REFUSE DISPOSAL 1141 TENNESSEE STREET YADKINVILLE
YANCEY
NONCD0000649 BURNSVILLE DUMP OLD FORK RD BURNSVILLE
1 3 1 | P a g e

Appendix F

Landfill Capacity Report FY 2023 - 24
NC DEQ: Waste Management Solid Waste Section Landfill Capacity Report for Fiscal Year 2023-2024
3/7/2011
5/24/2024
2,193,863.00
7,182,823.00
6,253,355
10,306,000
18,019,000
1.15
4,052,645
11,765,645
13.2
543,510.69
4,655,010.3
13,514,433
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
8.6
24.9
2.1
6.2
Duke Energy Carolinas - Marshall, Industrial
1812-INDUS-2008 CCR
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Catawba
12/9/2009
4/26/2024
12,110.00
1,588,647.00
1,293,024
2,082,500
6,040,700
1.23
789,476
4,747,676
14.4
110,482.35
969,973.2
5,833,133
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
8.8
52.8
80.1
481.7
Duke Energy Carolinas - Allen
3612-INDUS-2008 CCR
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Gaston
11/25/2003
4/16/2024
2,887,882.00
11,930,152.00
16,066,986
16,328,208
16,328,208
0.74
261,222
261,222
20.4
585,054.78
193,964.1
193,964
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
0.3
0.3
0.1
0.1
Duke Energy Progress - Roxboro
7302-INDUS-2021 CCR
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Person
7/10/2014
4/16/2024
841,562.00
2,443,850.00
1,980,492
2,227,886
1,980,492
1.23
247,394
0
9.8
250,172.71
305,274.6
0
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
1.2
0.0
0.4
0.0
Duke Energy, Mayo Steam Electric Plant
7305-INDUS-2012 CCR
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Person
2/7/2024
4/15/2024
1,191,087.00
1,191,087.00
416,973
2,210,000
5,320,000
2.86
1,793,027
4,903,027
0.2
6,397,713.63
5,121,797.2
14,005,539
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
0.8
2.2
4.3
11.8
Duke Energy - Mayo Ash Basin Landfill
7307-INDUS-2021 CCR
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Person
9/7/2010
4/28/2024
1,667,318.00
8,298,478.00
6,697,833
11,318,000
13,343,000
1.24
4,620,167
6,645,167
13.6
608,394.04
5,724,292.4
8,233,226
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
9.4
13.5
3.4
4.9
Duke Energy Carolinas - Rogers
8106-INDUS-2009 CCR
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Rutherford
* Calculation equations described on last page of this report.
Page 1 of 19 Printed: 3/18/2025
NC DEQ: Waste Management Solid Waste Section Landfill Capacity Report for Fiscal Year 2023-2024
11/5/2007
4/4/2024
136,602.00
2,921,502.00
2,524,731
6,321,890
24,621,890
1.16
3,797,159
22,097,159
16.4
177,994.76
4,393,896.9
25,569,811
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
24.7
143.7
32.2
187.2
Duke Energy Carolinas - Belews Creek, Craig Road Landfill
8504-INDUS-2007 CCR
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Stokes
11/5/2007
4/4/2024
-12,578.00
759,627.00
385,159
1,500,000
1,500,000
1.97
1,114,841
1,114,841
16.4
46,280.86
2,198,736.9
2,198,737
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
47.5
47.5
0.0
0.0
Duke Energy Carolinas - Belews Creek FGD Landfill
8505-INDUS-2008 CCR
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Stokes
6/26/2023
4/22/2024
1,678,897.00
1,678,897.00
1,109,919
6,640,000
13,350,000
1.51
5,530,081
12,240,081
0.8
2,037,266.21
8,364,967.5
18,514,716
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
4.1
9.1
5.0
11.0
Duke Energy- Belews Creek Steam Station
8506-INDUS-2021 CCR
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Stokes
* Calculation equations described on last page of this report.
Page 2 of 19 Printed: 3/18/2025
NC DEQ: Waste Management Solid Waste Section Landfill Capacity Report for Fiscal Year 2023-2024
9/25/1998
5/17/2024
63,891.00
819,184.00
1,345,116
1,605,176
13,871,806
0.61
260,060
12,526,690
25.6
31,946.08
158,378.2
7,628,832
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
5.0
238.8
2.5
119.4
Tri-Corners C&D Landfill
0105-CDLF-2024 CD
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Alamance
1/1/1998
6/21/2024
4,593.00
85,183.00
169,169
165,661
269,193
0.50
-3,508
100,024
26.5
3,218.15
-1,766.4
50,366
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
-0.5
15.7
-0.4
11.0
Alexander County CDLF
0201-CDLF-1997 CD
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Alexander
7/1/1996
4/21/2022
3.00
75,878.00
222,139
228,450
228,450
0.34
6,311
6,311
25.8
2,940.52
2,155.7
2,156
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
0.7
0.7
718.6
718.6
Avery County C&D Landfill
0603-CDLF-1996 CD
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Avery
7/1/1998
7/17/2024
8,105.00
712,893.00
1,064,469
1,146,100
1,146,100
0.67
81,631
81,631
26.0
27,371.40
54,669.7
54,670
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
2.0
2.0
6.7
6.7
Brunswick County CDLF
1007-CDLF-1997 CD
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Brunswick
1/21/1998
4/29/2024
68,100.00
1,018,895.00
1,673,993
1,962,600
2,492,600
0.61
288,607
818,607
26.3
38,785.97
175,664.0
498,255
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
4.5
12.8
2.6
7.3
Buncombe County C&D Unit
1107-CDLF-1998 CD
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Buncombe
1/7/1998
7/18/2024
8,333.00
39,831.43
105,474
322,496
3,735,772
0.38
217,022
3,630,298
26.5
1,501.54
81,956.7
1,370,954
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
54.6
913.0
9.8
164.5
Burke County Johns River Waste Management
1203-CDLF-2014 CD
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Burke
* Calculation equations described on last page of this report.
Page 3 of 19 Printed: 3/18/2025
NC DEQ: Waste Management Solid Waste Section Landfill Capacity Report for Fiscal Year 2023-2024
12/5/2006
6/11/2024
23,595.00
409,647.00
704,406
711,255
876,581
0.58
6,849
172,175
17.5
23,385.99
3,983.0
100,128
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
0.2
4.3
0.2
4.2
Cabarrus County CDLF
1302-CDLF-2006 CD
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Cabarrus
4/4/2000
6/6/2024
216,943.00
2,640,156.00
4,084,230
4,895,188
5,995,188
0.65
810,958
1,910,958
24.2
109,221.54
524,225.0
1,235,295
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
4.8
11.3
2.4
5.7
Highway 49 C&D Landfill & Recycling Greenway Waste
1306-CDLF-2000 CD
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Cabarrus
1/1/1998
6/25/2024
59,628.00
1,340,738.00
1,427,656
2,645,400
2,645,400
0.94
1,217,744
1,217,744
26.5
50,631.16
1,143,605.8
1,143,606
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
22.6
22.6
19.2
19.2
Cleveland County CDLF
2301-CDLF-1997 CD
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Cleveland
1/1/1998
3/1/2024
52,267.00
935,153.00
1,333,944
1,697,278
2,026,570
0.70
363,334
692,626
26.2
35,743.47
254,713.0
485,561
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
7.1
13.6
4.9
9.3
Cumberland County C&D Unit
2601-CDLF-1997 CD
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Cumberland
11/15/1995
4/19/2024
15,449.00
469,848.00
1,221,156
1,478,100
3,044,300
0.38
256,944
1,823,144
28.4
16,528.17
98,860.9
701,467
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
6.0
42.4
6.4
45.4
Dare County C&D Landfill
2803-CDLF-1995 CD
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Dare
12/30/1997
1/11/2024
9,684.00
512,804.00
1,089,327
1,700,000
1,700,000
0.47
610,673
610,673
26.0
19,699.38
287,476.2
287,476
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
14.6
14.6
29.7
29.7
Edgecombe County CDLF
3301-CDLF-1997 CD
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Edgecombe
* Calculation equations described on last page of this report.
Page 4 of 19 Printed: 3/18/2025
NC DEQ: Waste Management Solid Waste Section Landfill Capacity Report for Fiscal Year 2023-2024
8/1/1996
1/2/2024
45,736.00
1,733,443.00
3,322,259
4,030,000
4,030,000
0.52
707,741
707,741
27.4
63,219.18
369,275.4
369,275
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
5.8
5.8
8.1
8.1
Winston-Salem, City of Old Salisbury Road CDLF
3412-CDLF-1995 CD
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Forsyth
1/1/1998
6/20/2024
2,397.00
58,306.00
196,421
471,466
471,466
0.30
275,045
275,045
26.5
2,202.99
81,644.9
81,645
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
37.1
37.1
34.1
34.1
Greene County CDLF
4002-CDLF-1997 CD
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Greene
1/1/1998
7/25/2024
47,570.00
2,104,676.00
2,061,251
2,370,000
2,370,000
1.02
308,749
308,749
26.6
79,234.48
315,253.5
315,254
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
4.0
4.0
6.6
6.6
Greensboro, City of White Street Landfill
4103-CDLF-1998 CD
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Guilford
2/4/2004
1/22/2024
115,027.00
1,586,483.00
2,343,535
3,196,113
4,773,968
0.68
852,578
2,430,433
20.0
79,465.57
577,162.5
1,645,310
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
7.3
20.7
5.0
14.3
WI High Point Landfill, LLC
4116-CDLF-2012 CD
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Guilford
4/19/2009
7/31/2024
59,403.00
1,219,224.00
2,090,977
2,240,000
2,240,000
0.58
149,023
149,023
15.3
79,778.14
86,893.6
86,894
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
1.1
1.1
1.5
1.5
A-1 Sandrock C&D Landfill
4117-CDLF-2008 CD
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Guilford
6/3/2016
6/27/2024
1,013.00
8,091.00
11,667
73,129
266,268
0.69
61,462
254,601
8.1
1,003.14
42,623.6
176,564
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
42.5
176.0
42.1
174.3
Halifax County Landfill
4204-CDLF-2013 CD
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Halifax
* Calculation equations described on last page of this report.
Page 5 of 19 Printed: 3/18/2025
NC DEQ: Waste Management Solid Waste Section Landfill Capacity Report for Fiscal Year 2023-2024
1/1/1998
4/10/2024
30,633.00
483,880.00
887,165
2,047,985
2,047,985
0.55
1,160,820
1,160,820
26.3
18,417.80
633,137.7
633,138
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
34.4
34.4
20.7
20.7
Harnett County Dunn-Erwin C&D Landfill
4302-CDLF-2018 CD
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Harnett
12/1/1996
4/18/2024
13,632.00
284,450.00
636,918
671,456
830,081
0.45
34,538
193,163
27.4
10,389.54
15,424.8
86,267
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
1.5
8.3
1.1
6.3
Harnett Co. Anderson Creek C&D Landfill
4303-CDLF-1997 CD
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Harnett
4/6/2015
7/2/2024
61,495.00
230,444.00
297,856
297,087
586,764
0.77
-769
288,908
9.2
24,939.16
-595.0
223,521
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
0.0
9.0
0.0
3.6
The Maysville Construction and Demolition Landfill
5203-CDLF-2013 CD
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Jones
1/1/1998
5/6/2024
16,101.00
411,522.00
643,643
1,265,400
1,126,540
0.64
621,757
482,897
26.3
15,621.33
397,528.9
308,747
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
25.4
19.8
24.7
19.2
Lenoir County CDLF
5403-CDLF-1997 CD
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Lenoir
8/28/1992
6/24/2024
0.00
495,676.00
452,564
502,721
502,721
1.10
50,157
50,157
31.8
15,576.50
54,935.0
54,935
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
3.5
3.5
0.0
0.0
Lincoln County C&D Unit
5503-CDLF-1999 CD
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Lincoln
3/25/1999
12/5/2023
47,805.00
1,457,332.00
2,351,619
2,727,347
3,271,000
0.62
375,728
919,381
24.7
59,005.71
232,844.0
569,754
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
3.9
9.7
4.9
11.9
Lake Norman Landfill
5504-CDLF-1999 CD
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Lincoln
* Calculation equations described on last page of this report.
Page 6 of 19 Printed: 3/18/2025
NC DEQ: Waste Management Solid Waste Section Landfill Capacity Report for Fiscal Year 2023-2024
11/1/2006
6/17/2024
1,165.00
34,095.00
83,002
209,700
209,700
0.41
126,698
126,698
17.6
1,934.33
52,044.1
52,044
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
26.9
26.9
44.7
44.7
Madison County C&D Unit
5803-CDLF-1995 CD
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Madison
3/12/2006
6/4/2024
17,506.00
1,874,980.00
2,620,838
3,141,000
3,141,000
0.72
520,162
520,162
18.2
102,843.74
372,130.3
372,130
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
3.6
3.6
21.3
21.3
Greenway Waste Solutions of North Meck
6013-CDLF-2021 CD
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Mecklenburg
10/1/1993
7/17/2024
28,402.00
825,569.90
1,620,427
2,500,000
2,500,000
0.51
879,573
879,573
30.8
26,810.65
448,122.0
448,122
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
16.7
16.7
15.8
15.8
Moore County C&D Landfill
6301-CDLF-1992 CD
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Moore
1/3/2000
7/17/2024
16,485.00
310,599.00
913,198
936,406
2,405,358
0.34
23,208
1,492,160
24.5
12,658.59
7,893.6
507,517
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
0.6
40.1
0.5
30.8
Nash County C&D Landfill
6403-CDLF-2000 CD
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Nash
5/31/2005
6/17/2024
18,714.00
182,086.00
377,702
424,000
789,250
0.48
46,298
411,548
19.0
9,559.71
22,319.8
198,403
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
2.3
20.8
1.2
10.6
Orange County CDLF
6804-CDLF-2005 CD
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Orange
4/1/1996
8/10/2024
18,181.00
366,131.00
1,204,619
1,445,382
1,445,382
0.30
240,763
240,763
28.4
12,910.73
73,177.3
73,177
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
5.7
5.7
4.0
4.0
Pasquotank County C&D Landfill
7002-CDLF-1996 CD
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Pasquotank
* Calculation equations described on last page of this report.
Page 7 of 19 Printed: 3/18/2025
NC DEQ: Waste Management Solid Waste Section Landfill Capacity Report for Fiscal Year 2023-2024
6/1/2001
7/29/2022
42,379.00
784,203.40
1,545,418
2,267,256
2,267,256
0.51
721,838
721,838
21.2
37,063.96
366,287.6
366,288
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
9.9
9.9
8.6
8.6
C & D Landfill Inc
7407-CDLF-2009 CD
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Pitt
10/19/2001
1/22/2024
25,856.00
329,847.00
594,721
1,104,617
1,104,617
0.55
509,896
509,896
22.3
14,818.77
282,801.0
282,801
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
19.1
19.1
10.9
10.9
Wall Recycling CDLF
7606-CDLF-2021 CD
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Randolph
1/2/1998
5/21/2024
40,079.00
1,058,825.00
1,114,975
2,341,464
2,341,464
0.95
1,226,489
1,226,489
26.4
40,134.48
1,164,723.2
1,164,723
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
29.0
29.0
29.1
29.1
Robeson County CDLF
7803-CDLF-1997 CD
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Robeson
1/1/2001
7/23/2024
12,720.00
309,936.00
582,141
926,000
3,207,000
0.53
343,859
2,624,859
23.6
13,157.15
183,073.0
1,397,494
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
13.9
106.2
14.4
109.9
Rutherford County C&D
8103-CDLF-2002 CD
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Rutherford
9/16/1996
1/22/2024
607.00
75,697.00
283,204
1,054,182
2,180,681
0.27
770,978
1,897,477
27.3
2,767.88
206,073.1
507,173
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
74.5
183.2
339.5
835.5
Sampson County Disposal, LLC
8202-CDLF-1996 CD
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Sampson
1/1/1998
6/26/2024
10,803.00
354,925.00
670,854
1,144,442
1,144,442
0.53
473,588
473,588
26.5
13,401.88
250,558.6
250,559
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
18.7
18.7
23.2
23.2
Scotland County CDLF
8301-CDLF-1997 CD
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Scotland
* Calculation equations described on last page of this report.
Page 8 of 19 Printed: 3/18/2025
NC DEQ: Waste Management Solid Waste Section Landfill Capacity Report for Fiscal Year 2023-2024
5/31/1998
5/22/2024
12,622.00
447,265.00
892,433
2,390,900
2,390,900
0.50
1,498,467
1,498,467
26.0
17,217.91
750,994.0
750,994
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
43.6
43.6
59.5
59.5
Albemarle, City of CDLF
8401-CDLF-1997 CD
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Stanly
1/1/1998
6/25/2024
98,034.00
834,733.00
1,776,965
2,130,888
4,773,800
0.47
353,923
2,996,835
26.5
31,522.56
166,256.1
1,407,769
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
5.3
44.7
1.7
14.4
Union County C&D
9001-CDLF-1998 CD
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Union
10/13/1997
5/17/2024
185,509.00
1,834,915.00
4,607,650
5,300,000
9,800,000
0.40
692,350
5,192,350
26.6
69,000.59
275,716.1
2,067,761
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
4.0
30.0
1.5
11.1
Shotwell Landfill, Inc
9226-CDLF-2020 CD
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Wake
11/19/2001
1/22/2024
317,689.00
3,866,461.00
6,124,467
8,489,120
19,177,110
0.63
2,364,653
13,052,643
22.2
174,370.28
1,492,838.3
8,240,315
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
8.6
47.3
4.7
25.9
Red Rock Disposal C&D Landfill
9228-CDLF-2001 CD
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Wake
10/1/2002
6/10/2024
58,904.00
1,789,211.00
3,215,370
3,432,000
3,432,000
0.56
216,630
216,630
21.7
82,482.56
120,545.0
120,545
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
1.5
1.5
2.0
2.0
Greenway Waste Solutions of Apex, LLC
9230-CDLF-2014 CD
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Wake
10/1/2003
1/22/2024
297,278.00
3,144,688.00
5,024,077
6,203,700
8,426,800
0.63
1,179,623
3,402,723
20.3
154,839.21
738,353.8
2,129,844
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
4.8
13.8
2.5
7.2
Brownfield Road C&D Landfill
9231-CDLF-2012 CD
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Wake
* Calculation equations described on last page of this report.
Page 9 of 19 Printed: 3/18/2025
NC DEQ: Waste Management Solid Waste Section Landfill Capacity Report for Fiscal Year 2023-2024
1/1/1996
6/30/2024
995.00
40,264.00
100,660
147,076
147,076
0.40
46,416
46,416
28.5
1,412.99
18,566.4
18,566
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
13.1
13.1
18.7
18.7
Washington County C&D Landfill
9404-CDLF-1996 CD
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Washington
1/1/1998
1/31/2024
25,238.00
774,849.00
1,911,390
2,736,883
2,736,883
0.41
825,493
825,493
26.1
29,709.59
334,642.6
334,643
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
11.3
11.3
13.3
13.3
Wayne County CDLF
9601-CDLF-1997 CD
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Wayne
10/4/2004
1/2/2023
29,078.00
507,731.00
536,895
674,170
2,002,070
0.95
137,275
1,465,175
18.2
27,828.44
129,818.3
1,385,587
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
4.7
49.8
4.5
47.7
Wilson County Westside C&D Landfill (Areas 1 and 2)
9809-CDLF-2004 CD
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Wilson
* Calculation equations described on last page of this report.
Page 10 of 19 Printed: 3/18/2025
NC DEQ: Waste Management Solid Waste Section Landfill Capacity Report for Fiscal Year 2023-2024
12/30/2002
5/30/2024
58,984.00
2,292,442.00
1,186,638
2,290,150
2,290,150
1.93
1,103,512
1,103,512
21.4
107,046.08
2,131,852.6
2,131,853
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
19.9
19.9
36.1
36.1
International Paper
2402-INDUS-2005 Indus
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Columbus
12/14/2023
4/26/2024
647,491.00
647,491.00
276,854
2,300,000
2,300,000
2.34
2,023,146
2,023,146
0.4
1,764,896.18
4,731,623.3
4,731,623
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
2.7
2.7
7.3
7.3
Duke Energy North Starter Landfill Allen Plant
3619-INDUS-2021 Indus
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Gaston
3/28/1984
1/22/2024
38,298.00
9,663,282.00
6,268,931
8,317,000
8,317,000
1.54
2,048,069
2,048,069
39.8
242,678.34
3,157,008.5
3,157,008
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
13.0
13.0
82.4
82.4
Blue Ridge Paper Products, Inc.
4406-INDUS-1984 Indus
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Haywood
7/30/1992
5/9/2024
753.00
73,120.00
77,163
140,000
140,000
0.95
62,837
62,837
31.8
2,301.14
59,544.6
59,545
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
25.9
25.9
79.1
79.1
Duke Energy Carolinas - McGuire Landfill 2
6004-INDUS-1991 Indus
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Mecklenburg
12/14/2000
3/12/2024
1,131.00
954,544.00
2,240,974
2,692,063
10,749,000
0.43
451,089
8,508,026
23.2
41,070.47
192,141.6
3,623,998
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
4.7
88.2
169.9
3,204.2
Domtar Paper Company Landfill, Lined #3
9401-INDUS-2008 Indus
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Washington
* Calculation equations described on last page of this report.
Page 11 of 19 Printed: 3/18/2025
NC DEQ: Waste Management Solid Waste Section Landfill Capacity Report for Fiscal Year 2023-2024
3/18/1994
3/12/2024
136,225.00
2,694,221.00
3,553,744
8,372,250
10,982,800
0.76
4,818,506
7,429,056
30.0
89,852.47
3,653,082.5
5,632,234
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
40.7
62.7
26.8
41.3
Alamance County Austin Quarter Road Landfill Facility
0104-MSWLF-1994 MSW
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Alamance
12/12/2000
2/10/2024
984,161.00
11,304,875.00
13,076,892
17,722,470
41,498,367
0.86
4,645,578
28,421,475
23.2
488,073.95
4,016,067.3
24,570,152
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
8.2
50.3
4.1
25.0
Anson Landfill
0403-MSWLF-2010 MSW
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Anson
11/1/1993
6/20/2024
25,051.00
579,481.00
1,172,814
1,415,009
1,853,635
0.49
242,195
680,821
30.6
18,916.39
119,667.2
336,390
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
6.3
17.8
4.8
13.4
Ashe County Landfill
0501-MSWLF-1993 MSW
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Ashe
8/6/1993
12/8/2023
526,965.00
15,800,800.00
16,189,307
20,129,000
24,833,000
0.98
3,939,693
8,643,693
30.3
520,823.23
3,845,149.2
8,436,264
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
7.4
16.2
7.3
16.0
East Carolina Regional Landfill
0803-MSWLF-1993 MSW
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Bertie
9/29/1997
4/29/2024
167,846.00
3,548,525.00
5,389,131
6,878,500
12,477,000
0.66
1,489,369
7,087,869
26.6
133,494.57
980,689.3
4,667,075
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
7.3
35.0
5.8
27.8
Buncombe County MSW Landfill
1107-MSWLF-1996 MSW
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Buncombe
3/6/1992
12/6/2023
1,158,435.00
40,472,368.00
40,004,731
47,033,000
47,033,000
1.01
7,028,269
7,028,269
31.8
1,274,685.90
7,110,426.2
7,110,426
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
5.6
5.6
6.1
6.1
BFI-Charlotte Mtr Speedway Landfill V
1304-MSWLF-1992 MSW
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Cabarrus
* Calculation equations described on last page of this report.
Page 12 of 19 Printed: 3/18/2025
NC DEQ: Waste Management Solid Waste Section Landfill Capacity Report for Fiscal Year 2023-2024
8/26/1998
6/13/2024
393,233.00
7,109,077.00
10,893,936
18,040,000
18,040,000
0.65
7,146,064
7,146,064
25.8
275,558.78
4,663,320.9
4,663,321
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
16.9
16.9
11.9
11.9
Foothills Environmental Landfill
1403-MSWLF-1998 MSW
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Caldwell
12/30/1997
5/28/2024
236,258.00
4,102,511.00
7,316,570
9,945,000
46,441,000
0.56
2,628,430
39,124,430
26.4
155,343.37
1,473,800.3
21,937,657
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
9.5
141.2
6.2
92.9
Blackburn Resource Recovery Facility
1803-MSWLF-1997 MSW
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Catawba
1/9/1998
6/26/2024
17,636.00
460,567.00
775,047
1,349,449
1,934,055
0.59
574,402
1,159,008
26.5
17,405.29
341,334.9
688,734
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
19.6
39.6
19.4
39.1
Cherokee County MSW Facility
2002-MSWLF-1998 MSW
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Cherokee
5/15/2009
6/24/2024
95,673.00
1,356,780.00
2,508,204
3,234,000
9,470,009
0.54
725,796
6,961,805
15.1
89,792.33
392,609.8
3,765,897
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
4.4
41.9
4.1
39.4
Cleveland County Landfill Self-McNeilly
2301-MSWLF-2009 MSW
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Cleveland
8/25/1999
6/7/2024
228,354.00
5,094,783.00
7,533,787
11,249,300
13,948,700
0.68
3,715,513
6,414,913
24.8
205,552.80
2,512,645.0
4,338,136
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
12.2
21.1
11.0
19.0
CRSWMA - Long Term Regional Landfill
2509-MSWLF-1999 MSW
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Craven
12/17/1997
3/1/2024
149,969.00
3,736,467.00
5,383,797
6,161,871
6,739,400
0.69
778,074
1,355,603
26.2
142,591.64
539,999.5
940,817
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
3.8
6.6
3.6
6.3
Ann Street Cumberland County Landfill
2601-MSWLF-1997 MSW
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Cumberland
* Calculation equations described on last page of this report.
Page 13 of 19 Printed: 3/18/2025
NC DEQ: Waste Management Solid Waste Section Landfill Capacity Report for Fiscal Year 2023-2024
10/1/1994
4/17/2024
144,267.00
3,368,924.00
5,610,509
5,864,162
12,000,000
0.60
253,653
6,389,491
29.5
114,030.16
152,310.2
3,836,677
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
1.3
33.6
1.1
26.6
Davidson County MSW Lined Landfill
2906-MSWLF-2008 MSW
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Davidson
4/7/1997
1/2/2024
250,031.00
4,668,950.00
6,915,799
7,526,000
13,700,000
0.68
610,201
6,784,201
26.7
174,619.49
411,955.0
4,580,106
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
2.4
26.2
1.6
18.3
Hanes Mill Road Landfill
3402-MSWLF-1997 MSW
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Forsyth
7/1/1997
6/18/2024
327,710.00
3,913,832.00
6,439,299
11,071,872
11,071,872
0.61
4,632,573
4,632,573
27.0
145,144.39
2,815,696.6
2,815,697
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
19.4
19.4
8.6
8.6
Gaston County Landfill
3606-MSWLF-1997 MSW
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Gaston
5/1/2013
7/2/2024
37,845.00
423,026.00
749,542
1,355,000
16,886,000
0.56
605,458
16,136,458
11.2
37,870.16
341,708.0
9,107,083
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
9.0
240.5
9.0
240.6
Oxford Subtitle D MSWLF
3901-MSWLF-2012 MSW
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Granville
10/1/1993
6/12/2024
131,324.00
3,541,186.00
5,719,236
5,917,954
10,530,795
0.62
198,718
4,811,559
30.7
115,360.17
123,040.5
2,979,179
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
1.1
25.8
0.9
22.7
High Point, City of Kersey Valley Landfill
4104-MSWLF-1991 MSW
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Guilford
12/9/1997
7/25/2024
10,024.00
2,426,479.00
3,509,479
5,058,000
5,058,000
0.69
1,548,521
1,548,521
26.6
91,133.31
1,070,658.5
1,070,659
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
11.7
11.7
106.8
106.8
Greensboro, City of White Street MSWLF
4112-MSWLF-1997 MSW
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Guilford
* Calculation equations described on last page of this report.
Page 14 of 19 Printed: 3/18/2025
NC DEQ: Waste Management Solid Waste Section Landfill Capacity Report for Fiscal Year 2023-2024
10/15/1993
6/13/2024
177,119.00
2,556,326.00
3,792,501
4,805,703
9,380,078
0.67
1,013,202
5,587,577
30.7
83,373.34
682,946.3
3,766,293
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
8.2
45.2
3.9
21.3
Haywood Co White Oak Landfill
4407-MSWLF-1993 MSW
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Haywood
10/8/1993
3/5/2024
245,796.00
5,643,104.00
11,382,296
13,787,533
13,787,533
0.50
2,405,237
2,405,237
30.4
185,588.31
1,192,466.1
1,192,466
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
6.4
6.4
4.9
4.9
Iredell County Sanitary LF
4903-MSWLF-1993 MSW
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Iredell
10/1/1997
5/21/2024
166,982.00
2,998,097.00
5,024,261
6,927,217
18,809,727
0.60
1,902,956
13,785,466
26.6
112,555.75
1,135,539.5
8,226,118
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
10.1
73.1
6.8
49.3
Johnston County MSW Landfill
5103-MSWLF-MSW
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Johnston
7/1/2004
5/6/2024
0.00
584,637.00
533,357
676,789
3,096,592
1.10
143,432
2,563,235
19.8
29,457.67
157,222.4
2,809,679
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
5.3
95.4
0.0
0.0
Lenoir County MSW Landfill
5409-MSWLF-MSW
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Lenoir
7/1/1993
6/24/2024
58,263.00
1,312,882.00
2,896,970
4,314,883
6,561,483
0.45
1,417,913
3,664,513
31.0
42,376.29
642,586.0
1,660,726
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
15.2
39.2
11.0
28.5
Lincoln County Landfill
5503-MSWLF-1986 MSW
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Lincoln
5/1/1992
6/14/2024
43,736.00
1,004,587.83
1,722,686
1,944,123
5,094,123
0.58
221,437
3,371,437
32.1
31,275.63
129,131.4
1,966,060
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
4.1
62.9
3.0
45.0
Macon County Landfill Open
5703-MSWLF-1992 MSW
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Macon
* Calculation equations described on last page of this report.
Page 15 of 19 Printed: 3/18/2025
NC DEQ: Waste Management Solid Waste Section Landfill Capacity Report for Fiscal Year 2023-2024
4/1/2000
2/21/2024
145,708.00
2,697,205.00
5,089,052
7,289,046
20,724,550
0.53
2,199,994
15,635,498
23.9
112,898.71
1,166,000.0
8,286,837
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
10.3
73.4
8.0
56.9
Mecklenburg County Landfill
6019-MSWLF-2000 MSW
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Mecklenburg
12/11/1995
12/7/2023
619,837.00
17,353,316.00
20,438,579
21,305,000
33,785,000
0.85
866,421
13,346,421
28.0
620,003.78
735,632.2
11,331,740
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
1.2
18.3
1.2
18.3
Uwharrie Env. Reg. Landfill
6204-MSWLF-1995 MSW
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Montgomery
1/23/2019
5/29/2024
408,937.00
2,881,902.00
3,143,453
14,239,752
25,726,827
0.92
11,096,299
22,583,374
5.3
538,973.22
10,173,031.5
20,704,324
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
18.9
38.4
24.9
50.6
New Hanover County Landfill
6504-MSWLF-2017 MSW
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
New Hanover
1/1/1998
5/23/2024
30,150.00
970,781.00
2,392,750
3,150,346
4,089,000
0.41
757,596
1,696,250
26.4
36,785.74
307,370.1
688,199
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
8.4
18.7
10.2
22.8
Camp Lejeune MSW Landfill
6708-MSWLF-1997 MSW
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Onslow
1/1/1998
5/7/2024
115,329.00
4,620,610.00
3,343,984
4,792,780
9,925,630
1.38
1,448,796
6,581,646
26.3
175,379.59
2,001,899.9
9,094,308
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
11.4
51.9
17.4
78.9
Onslow County Subtitle D Landfill
6709-MSWLF-1997 MSW
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Onslow
7/30/1997
7/25/2024
389,466.00
6,381,875.00
7,967,724
9,400,000
17,248,397
0.80
1,432,276
9,280,673
27.0
236,479.64
1,147,204.2
7,433,502
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
4.9
31.4
2.9
19.1
Upper Piedmont Regional Landfill
7304-MSWLF-1997 MSW
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Person
* Calculation equations described on last page of this report.
Page 16 of 19 Printed: 3/18/2025
NC DEQ: Waste Management Solid Waste Section Landfill Capacity Report for Fiscal Year 2023-2024
12/29/2016
12/5/2023
627,841.00
4,142,698.00
5,317,205
8,148,450
41,739,400
0.78
2,831,245
36,422,195
6.9
597,598.91
2,205,856.8
28,376,968
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
3.7
47.5
3.5
45.2
Great Oak Landfill
7607-MSWLF-2015 MSW
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Randolph
1/1/1998
5/21/2024
113,939.00
2,391,100.00
3,324,521
4,421,333
6,124,298
0.72
1,096,812
2,799,777
26.4
90,624.60
788,861.7
2,013,688
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
8.7
22.2
6.9
17.7
Robeson County Landfill
7803-MSWLF-1997 MSW
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Robeson
5/5/1995
6/25/2024
130,211.00
2,407,485.00
4,327,543
8,930,717
8,930,717
0.56
4,603,174
4,603,174
29.1
82,613.11
2,560,823.2
2,560,823
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
31.0
31.0
19.7
19.7
Rockingham County Landfill
7904-MSWLF-1995 MSW
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Rockingham
12/1/1989
5/31/2024
185,717.00
207,340.00
5,071,543
8,751,600
15,071,000
0.04
3,680,057
9,999,457
34.5
6,010.39
150,451.8
408,808
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
25.0
68.0
0.8
2.2
Rowan County Landfill
8003-MSWLF-1988 MSW
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Rowan
2/22/1999
1/22/2024
1,911,448.00
29,541,083.00
31,497,667
55,097,069
56,600,000
0.94
23,599,402
25,102,333
24.9
1,185,701.16
22,133,445.4
23,543,017
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
18.7
19.9
11.6
12.3
Sampson County Disposal, LLC
8202-MSWLF-2000 MSW
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Sampson
5/20/1999
5/22/2024
67,355.00
1,207,423.00
2,026,764
2,740,403
4,970,842
0.60
713,639
2,944,078
25.0
48,282.38
425,142.8
1,753,903
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
8.8
36.3
6.3
26.0
Albemarle, City of Landfill
8401-MSWLF-1999 MSW
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Stanly
* Calculation equations described on last page of this report.
Page 17 of 19 Printed: 3/18/2025
NC DEQ: Waste Management Solid Waste Section Landfill Capacity Report for Fiscal Year 2023-2024
12/1/1998
3/20/2024
70,776.00
1,595,549.00
2,955,943
5,932,026
5,932,026
0.54
2,976,083
2,976,083
25.3
63,063.98
1,606,420.1
1,606,420
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
25.5
25.5
22.7
22.7
Surry County MSWLF
8606-MSWLF-1998 MSW
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Surry
6/13/1990
6/11/2024
31,010.00
752,520.00
1,357,427
1,387,090
1,923,090
0.55
29,663
565,663
34.0
22,135.61
16,444.3
313,588
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
0.7
14.2
0.5
10.1
Transylvania County Landfill
8807-MSWLF-1990 MSW
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Transylvania
2/7/2008
6/8/2024
504,892.00
7,562,331.00
10,602,892
13,331,000
31,001,000
0.71
2,728,108
20,398,108
16.3
462,980.46
1,945,776.3
14,548,601
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
4.2
31.4
3.9
28.8
Wake County South Wake MSWLF
9222-MSWLF-2008 MSW
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Wake
1/26/1998
1/31/2024
119,846.00
2,143,005.00
3,058,463
3,371,831
5,365,695
0.70
313,368
2,307,232
26.0
82,384.23
219,570.8
1,616,632
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
2.7
19.6
1.8
13.5
Wayne County Landfill
9606-MSWLF-1998 MSW
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Wayne
10/7/1993
3/21/2024
86,778.00
1,681,964.00
3,523,003
3,726,224
4,629,502
0.48
203,221
1,106,499
30.5
55,231.26
97,022.5
528,268
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Years
1.8
9.6
1.1
6.1
Wilkes County MSWLF
9704-MSWLF-1993 MSW
Open Date
Survey Date
Volume Used
Volume Constructed
* Remaining Volume for Future
Construction
Years Open
* Approximate Constructed
Remaining in Tons
* Remaining Constructed in Fiscal
Year Tons
Fiscal Year Tons
Total Tons Disposed to Date
Total Permitted Volume
* Compaction Density
* Remaining Permitted Volume
* Average Tons per Year
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Tons
* Approximate Total Permitted
Volume Remaining in Years
* Approximate Total Tonnage
Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons
Wilkes
* Calculation equations described on last page of this report.
Page 18 of 19 Printed: 3/18/2025
NC DEQ: Waste Management Solid Waste Section Landfill Capacity Report for Fiscal Year 2023-2024
Calculated Values:
Average Tons = (Total Tons Received) / (Years Open)
Remaining Volume for Future Construction = (Volume Constructed) - (Volume Used)
Compaction Density = (Total Tons) / (Volume Used)
Approximate Constructed Remaining in Tons = (Volume Cosntructed Remaining) x (Compaction Density)
Approximate Constructed Remaining in Years = (Volume Constructed Remaining in Tons) / (Average Tons)
Remaining Permitted Volume = (Volume Overall) - (Volume Used)
Approximate Total Permitted Volume Remaining in Tons = (Volume Overall Remaining) x (Compa
Approximate Total Permitted Volume Remaining in Years = (Volume Overall Remaining in Tons) / (Average Tons)
Remaining Constructed in Fiscal Year Tons = (Volume Constructed Remaining in Tons) / (Fiscal Year Tons)
Approximate Total Tonnage Remaining in Fiscal Year Tons = (Volume Overall Remaining in Tons) / (Fiscal Year Tons)
The data for these calculations are
collected from Annual Facility
Reports.
The calculations are based on historic
tonnage and compaction density
data. The approximations may be
affected by changes in operations,
waste stream characteristics or
growth.
Note: Number of Reports:100
Page 19 of 19 Printed: 3/18/2025
1 3 2 | P a g e

Appendix G

Public and Private Construction and Demolition Disposal FY 2023-24
Division of Waste ManagementNorth Carolina Department of Environmental Quality
Permit #Facility
Tons
2019-20202020-20212021-2022
Public and Private Construction and Demolition Disposal, FY 2023-2024
2022-20232023-2024
0105-CDLF-1998 25,635Cobles C&D Landfill 11,292 14,556 17,412
0105-CDLF-2024 Tri-Corners C&D Landfill 63,891
0201-CDLF-1997 4,574Alexander County CDLF 4,416 4,032 4,9604,593
0603-CDLF-1996 16Avery County C&D Landfill 34 4,480 4,1943
1007-CDLF-1997 17,516Brunswick County CDLF 16,689 18,967 17,0078,105
1107-CDLF-1998 83,024Buncombe County C&D Unit 90,867 47,121 37,23268,100
1203-CDLF-2014 7,505Burke County Johns River Waste Management 7,360 8,005 8,6298,333
1302-CDLF-2006 16,770Cabarrus County CDLF 15,550 17,968 21,08923,595
1306-CDLF-2000 188,648Highway 49 C&D Landfill & Recycling Greenway Waste 147,778 139,872 114,958216,943
1803-CDLF-54,409Blackburn Resource Recovery C&D Facility 49,399 51,808 46,920
2301-CDLF-1997 67,881Cleveland County CDLF 72,772 56,182 53,19159,628
2601-CDLF-1997 64,523Cumberland County C&D Unit 41,413 44,394 52,06652,267
2803-CDLF-1995 17,019Dare County C&D Landfill 17,846 13,127 12,34515,449
3301-CDLF-1997 10,338Edgecombe County CDLF 14,556 13,946 12,6719,684
3412-CDLF-1995 33,751Winston-Salem, City of Old Salisbury Road CDLF 26,626 48,733 54,26945,736
3606-CDLF-1995 101,100Gaston County C&D Landfill 85,757 91,753 78,902
4002-CDLF-1997 3,466Greene County CDLF 1,829 2,112 2,0052,397
4103-CDLF-1998 47,183Greensboro, City of White Street Landfill 50,733 66,938 46,39147,570
4116-CDLF-2012 120,866WI High Point Landfill, LLC 75,807 54,350 45,776115,027
4117-CDLF-2008 53,747A-1 Sandrock C&D Landfill 104,313 109,411 94,39459,403
4204-CDLF-2013 2,526Halifax County Landfill 4,537 8 81,013
4302-CDLF-2018 33,267Harnett County Dunn-Erwin C&D Landfill 30,984 23,241 19,53230,633
4303-CDLF-1997 13,192Harnett Co. Anderson Creek C&D Landfill 16,958 13,166 15,26713,632
5103-CDLF-Johnston County C&D Landfill 17,066 77,208
5203-CDLF-2013 63,236The Maysville Construction and Demolition Landfill 68,151 20,543 49,45261,495
5403-CDLF-1997 30,158Lenoir County CDLF 29,293 0 13,34016,101
5504-CDLF-1999 33,623Lake Norman Landfill 53,408 45,519 56,48947,805
5803-CDLF-1995 1,186Madison County C&D Unit 1,231 1,215 1,4291,165
5901-CDLF-1995 4,269Martin County C&D Landfill 4,638 5,636 4,402
North Carolina Solid Waste (July 2023 to June 2024) - C/D Landfill Report Page 1 of 2Report Printed: 2/3/2025
Permit #Facility
Tons
2019-20202020-20212021-2022
Public and Private Construction and Demolition Disposal, FY 2023-2024
2022-20232023-2024
6013-CDLF-1993 Greenway Waste Solutions at North Meck 112,655 116,104
6013-CDLF-2021 76,009Greenway Waste Solutions of North Meck 122,21817,506
6301-CDLF-1992 28,295Moore County C&D Landfill 29,313 27,317 30,81628,402
6403-CDLF-2000 13,344Nash County C&D Landfill 14,922 20,876 15,74916,485
6804-CDLF-2005 19,966Orange County CDLF 22,799 23,629 12,39818,714
7002-CDLF-1996 15,370Pasquotank County C&D Landfill 17,195 16,654 17,05018,181
7407-CDLF-2009 32,488C & D Landfill Inc 33,963 35,828 31,715
7606-CDLF-2001 Wall Recycling CDLF 19,149
7606-CDLF-2021 25,646Wall Recycling CDLF 27,131 20,99325,856
7803-CDLF-1997 39,964Robeson County CDLF 29,733 38,042 31,32340,079
8103-CDLF-2002 8,993Rutherford County C&D 15,180 11,682 8,46312,720
8202-CDLF-1996 399Sampson County Disposal, LLC 530 3,966 16,876607
8301-CDLF-1997 7,390Scotland County CDLF 7,176 8,587 11,67210,803
8401-CDLF-1997 19,114Albemarle, City of CDLF 17,984 18,962 20,62112,622
9001-CDLF-1998 90,643Union County C&D 75,184 63,489 53,03198,034
9001-CDLF-2022 90,643Union County C&D
9226-CDLF-2020 177,884Shotwell Landfill, Inc 139,683 161,192 149,836185,509
9228-CDLF-2001 412,050Red Rock Disposal C&D Landfill 425,689 449,167 416,806317,689
9230-CDLF-2014 65,582Greenway Waste Solutions of Apex, LLC 81,362 112,208 98,45858,904
9231-CDLF-2012 289,732Brownfield Road C&D Landfill 384,856 201,742 205,309297,278
9404-CDLF-1996 1,979Washington County C&D Landfill 738 1,461 16,950995
9601-CDLF-1997 28,169Wayne County CDLF 27,470 29,949 35,80225,238
9809-CDLF-2004 31,341Wilson County Westside C&D Landfill (Areas 1 and 2)27,433 28,45529,078
9809-CDLF-2022 Wilson County Westside CDLF (Areas 1 and 2 permitt 29,078
U0101-CDLF-3,663WCA Shiloh Landfill
U0117-CDLF-Hampton Roads Recovery Center VA #603 0 20,82526,203
U0124-CDLF-Marion Co. C & D Reclamation 70 5,59813
Total All C/D Landfills 2,578,092 2,544,865 2,326,602 2,290,493
May iInclude out-of-state waste received by a North Carolina facility.
2,242,562
North Carolina Solid Waste (July 2023 to June 2024) - C/D Landfill Report Page 2 of 2Report Printed: 2/3/2025
1 3 3 | P a g e

Appendix H

County Population, Waste Disposal, Per Capita Rate and Percent Reduction
FY 2023-24
Division of Waste ManagementNorth Carolina Department of Environmental Quality
County Population MSW and CD Tons Disposed Base Year
Per Capita Rate % Change from
1991-1992
1991-1992July 2023 2019-20182021-20222023-2024 1991-1992 2023-2024 2023-2024**2020-2019
County Population, Waste Disposal, Per Capita Rate and Percent Reduction, FY 2023-2024
FY
2022-2023
99,302 142,462153,229166,616169,901 0.91 0.99 9%181,394 180,116Alamance
25,716 27,60528,25529,27028,814 0.90 0.79 -12%36,353 28,693Alexander
14,131 9,93611,33012,00911,752 1.45 1.06 -27%11,426 12,079Alleghany
14,229 26,53627,61234,96570,275 0.61 1.55 154%22,087 34,243Anson
18,089 24,89224,64825,33223,427 0.81 0.93 15%26,975 25,074Ashe
11,130 19,80423,81322,72617,273 0.74 1.26 71%17,394 21,983Avery
41,796 61,09245,55043,64944,268 0.99 0.98 -1%43,785 43,025Beaufort
17,372 32,71518,90546,54018,860 0.86 1.87 117%16,839 31,421Bertie
25,048 47,60762,48666,14574,806 0.86 1.61 87%28,902 46,566Bladen
78,123 222,287217,430196,190208,406 1.48 1.33 -10%160,022 213,606Brunswick
159,040 303,257352,181288,611318,506 0.90 1.23 37%276,367 340,170Buncombe
78,006 80,65780,85678,70381,966 1.02 0.90 -12%89,179 80,254Burke
95,215 283,506303,333294,511318,602 0.94 1.45 55%243,942 354,708Cabarrus
65,532 87,96098,54095,90094,920 0.92 1.09 19%81,761 89,205Caldwell
1,850 4,8465,0815,1255,026 0.31 0.43 39%11,064 4,754Camden
86,894 153,301130,709131,060147,878 1.62 2.15 33%70,294 151,172Carteret
5,136 11,2109,51610,7044,986 0.25 0.06 -76%22,098 1,343Caswell
151,559 220,359230,450222,495255,543 1.26 1.45 15%166,441 241,280Catawba
33,235 43,67241,523110,600199,658 0.84 1.57 87%80,498 126,433Chatham
16,020 19,10220,85218,75817,266 0.78 0.60 -22%29,154 17,636Cherokee
13,692 15,94917,88918,57017,384 0.99 1.28 30%13,807 17,725Chowan
4,172 4,1315,7105,9895,373 0.57 0.49 -13%11,793 5,824Clay
73,138 175,539219,971249,768191,690 0.86 1.70 98%100,596 170,911Cleveland
45,199 42,45147,16442,65538,768 0.91 0.91 0%49,966 45,423Columbus
86,549 97,42696,941152,744145,547 1.05 1.16 10%104,372 120,827Craven
227,302 408,242419,958378,993443,143 0.81 1.38 70%342,872 472,421Cumberland
13,792 53,57130,03415,9754,770 1.00 1.99 99%32,240 64,197Currituck
North Carolina Solid Waste (July 2023 to June 2024) - County Per Capita Report Page 1 of 4Report Printed: 2/3/2025
County Population MSW and CD Tons Disposed Base Year
Per Capita Rate % Change from
1991-1992
1991-1992July 2023 2019-20182021-20222023-2024 1991-1992 2023-2024 2023-2024**2020-2019
County Population, Waste Disposal, Per Capita Rate and Percent Reduction, FY 2023-2024
FY
2022-2023
51,300 91,92099,12397,80097,814 2.23 2.60 16%37,801 98,176Dare
139,617 164,884184,344184,657167,526 1.08 0.89 -18%176,119 156,789Davidson
19,348 23,47437,53135,44333,372 0.68 0.70 3%44,290 31,151Davie
33,310 68,77186,23790,522109,655 0.82 2.43 197%49,205 119,734Duplin
218,972 453,449524,081367,219386,548 1.17 1.51 29%337,308 510,374Durham
71,471 68,24567,76168,72967,725 1.25 1.21 -3%47,951 58,099Edgecombe
304,290 486,031543,944477,857481,544 1.14 1.33 17%393,297 522,911Forsyth
28,702 65,48751,53273,79255,909 0.76 1.07 41%77,108 82,457Franklin
165,100 401,402362,287372,008313,290 0.93 1.62 75%240,885 391,432Gaston
5,897 8,5498,8528,5407,878 0.63 0.73 15%10,490 7,617Gates
4,508 7,7797,0787,22566 0.62 0.95 53%7,713 7,296Graham
54,548 61,05264,23050,92954,645 1.39 0.93 -33%62,225 57,724Granville
7,428 10,37515,07010,30411,529 0.48 0.51 7%19,938 10,262Greene
471,541 735,647781,197806,989807,328 1.35 1.51 12%550,452 829,740Guilford
54,907 90,30287,53590,96350,390 0.98 1.42 45%46,781 66,268Halifax
69,073 108,718125,964135,004125,307 1.01 0.88 -13%141,501 124,234Harnett
57,842 71,40483,282101,34381,089 1.21 1.37 13%63,703 86,960Haywood
81,498 76,16465,08638,539130,918 1.14 1.16 2%120,208 139,813Henderson
14,288 57,80821,43556,08719,940 0.63 3.18 404%19,730 62,700Hertford
18,331 38,83439,20340,67043,754 0.80 0.88 10%55,417 48,818Hoke
2,762 12,2394,9844,8367,459 0.50 1.61 222%4,546 7,322Hyde
114,539 264,183276,569283,614251,076 1.19 1.25 5%202,785 254,193Iredell
18,661 37,13539,59737,34436,308 0.68 0.98 44%43,239 42,277Jackson
74,169 218,138215,143177,006188,891 0.88 0.78 -11%240,796 188,508Johnston
4,360 4,9145,6456,424-54,057 0.47 0.47 0%9,096 4,255Jones
48,341 101,108105,72871,64873,070 1.16 1.52 31%66,635 101,484Lee
67,693 68,65769,33254,69282,614 1.17 1.54 31%53,810 82,675Lenoir
44,442 75,09775,15768,59781,767 0.87 0.85 -2%95,399 81,106Lincoln
North Carolina Solid Waste (July 2023 to June 2024) - County Per Capita Report Page 2 of 4Report Printed: 2/3/2025
County Population MSW and CD Tons Disposed Base Year
Per Capita Rate % Change from
1991-1992
1991-1992July 2023 2019-20182021-20222023-2024 1991-1992 2023-2024 2023-2024**2020-2019
County Population, Waste Disposal, Per Capita Rate and Percent Reduction, FY 2023-2024
FY
2022-2023
19,738 38,11640,77743,48441,609 0.82 1.15 40%38,081 43,739Macon
11,676 12,76812,67412,82712,728 0.68 0.57 -16%21,325 12,194Madison
30,112 21,99426,81924,36623,810 1.19 0.80 -33%21,139 16,821Martin
29,180 41,65546,76743,82244,259 0.82 1.09 34%44,421 48,636McDowell
677,573 1,712,4361,639,5171,765,7031,755,493 1.29 1.42 10%1,166,645 1,652,709Mecklenburg
15,768 12,55513,24714,14914,984 1.11 1.08 -3%14,786 15,984Mitchell
28,873 43,44349,62751,78442,249 1.23 1.49 21%25,509 37,936Montgomery
74,062 105,348104,386105,338106,689 1.23 1.00 -18%108,316 108,834Moore
84,594 135,401140,545111,341107,536 1.09 1.42 30%97,313 138,208Nash
157,647 421,188413,138402,416410,337 1.28 1.81 42%239,395 434,176New Hanover
19,528 11,01114,0429,4909,493 0.94 0.57 -39%16,193 9,226Northampton
158,344 318,613260,934335,022349,425 1.04 1.29 24%212,378 273,405Onslow
131,067 94,84296,57175,14084,452 1.36 0.50 -63%150,169 75,387Orange
8,541 16,22816,62817,30220,603 0.75 1.80 139%12,178 21,864Pamlico
30,150 49,56324,46852,59619,376 0.97 1.36 40%40,973 55,533Pasquotank
18,188 44,97545,37946,68052,502 0.60 0.94 57%67,361 63,520Pender
7,520 23,30423,3446,2197,953 0.73 1.88 158%13,165 24,807Perquimans
24,249 58,18252,45150,55437,903 0.80 0.88 10%39,229 34,466Person
132,896 159,551193,026172,395165,432 1.21 0.86 -29%176,572 151,047Pitt
9,327 29,59822,98724,52824,198 0.63 1.44 128%19,618 28,208Polk
78,663 126,533125,751126,724130,499 0.73 0.86 18%145,720 125,871Randolph
60,752 71,78567,46965,36270,977 1.35 1.64 22%42,495 69,750Richmond
104,700 159,954181,971185,047197,793 0.99 1.41 42%117,596 165,254Robeson
71,481 148,918136,795149,807150,600 0.83 1.49 80%91,572 136,588Rockingham
90,081 171,653199,527207,496185,054 0.80 1.47 84%152,064 223,376Rowan
89,175 57,39367,97662,98155,736 1.56 0.94 -39%64,419 60,816Rutherford
33,545 62,63367,67965,61466,125 0.70 0.97 39%59,425 57,828Sampson
39,867 38,86142,85536,64331,629 1.17 0.95 -19%33,341 31,748Scotland
North Carolina Solid Waste (July 2023 to June 2024) - County Per Capita Report Page 3 of 4Report Printed: 2/3/2025
County Population MSW and CD Tons Disposed Base Year
Per Capita Rate % Change from
1991-1992
1991-1992July 2023 2019-20182021-20222023-2024 1991-1992 2023-2024 2023-2024**2020-2019
County Population, Waste Disposal, Per Capita Rate and Percent Reduction, FY 2023-2024
FY
2022-2023
69,288 75,16979,43284,75378,065 1.32 1.71 30%63,752 109,229Stanly
17,976 11,23911,51517,32715,086 0.47 0.31 -35%45,625 13,928Stokes
73,595 63,69167,67666,71668,187 1.18 1.00 -16%71,247 70,999Surry
5,651 8,8519,6199,5169,679 0.50 0.69 37%13,873 9,524Swain
30,072 23,28432,25834,51637,810 1.16 0.94 -19%33,029 31,151Transylvania
2,985 2,8672,5372,4612,363 0.79 0.77 -3%3,341 2,556Tyrrell
77,842 343,465378,443380,424478,799 0.90 1.58 76%257,071 406,305Union
43,267 52,80157,29644,33447,558 1.11 1.33 20%40,963 54,380Vance
569,622 1,658,6031,704,2831,826,7691,700,314 1.29 1.34 4%1,189,597 1,589,445Wake
10,978 9,7859,5159,3092,396 0.63 0.05 -91%18,738 1,009Warren
11,699 24,5948,9467,7099,949 0.84 0.92 10%10,424 9,589Washington
36,755 66,28568,31663,41587,406 0.99 1.45 47%56,582 82,288Watauga
106,149 144,872145,265188,043142,216 1.00 2.00 100%116,934 233,298Wayne
58,818 61,39561,46967,84684,395 0.97 1.33 37%66,003 87,605Wilkes
120,870 184,777214,120148,315135,466 1.82 2.69 48%78,415 210,634Wilson
20,779 31,43941,84635,37033,223 0.67 0.98 46%37,398 36,607Yadkin
15,576 26,43627,53716,26216,481 1.01 1.83 81%18,510 33,787Yancey
16,11419,05416,32216,88915,968N.C. Waste - Cherokee
Reservation
440,627110,645156,839179,219268,779N.C. Waste - Unspecified
County
State Totals 10,842,949 7,257,428 13,926,67613,949,01714,024,45314,037,108 1.07 1.34 25%
** Percent Change formula: (current year per capita minus base year per capita) divided by base year per capita
14,500,479
North Carolina Solid Waste (July 2023 to June 2024) - County Per Capita Report Page 4 of 4Report Printed: 2/3/2025
1 3 4 | P a g e

Appendix I

NC Waste Disposal Report FY 2023-24
NC Waste Disposal Report FY2023-2024
COUNTY Total Tons Disposed Population Per Capita Disposal Landfilled Tons Exported Tons Imported Tons
Alamance 180,116.29 181,394.00 0.99 177,223.00 2,893.29 169.90
Alexander 28,693.00 36,353.00 0.79 28,693.00 0.00 0.00
Alleghany 12,079.00 11,426.00 1.06 12,079.00 0.00 0.00
Anson 34,243.19 22,087.00 1.55 33,914.00 329.19 0.00
Ashe 25,074.00 26,975.00 0.93 25,074.00 0.00 0.00
Avery 21,983.00 17,394.00 1.26 21,983.00 0.00 0.00
Beaufort 43,024.98 43,785.00 0.98 37,561.00 5,463.98 1,594.00
Bertie 31,421.37 16,839.00 1.87 31,394.00 27.37 0.00
Bladen 46,566.00 28,902.00 1.61 42,456.00 4,110.00 0.00
Brunswick 213,606.00 160,022.00 1.33 213,606.00 0.00 0.00
Buncombe 340,169.88 276,367.00 1.23 331,942.00 8,227.88 0.00
Burke 80,254.00 89,179.00 0.90 80,254.00 0.00 0.00
Cabarrus 354,707.75 243,942.00 1.45 333,114.00 21,593.75 0.00
Caldwell 89,205.00 81,761.00 1.09 89,205.00 0.00 0.00
Camden 4,753.99 11,064.00 0.43 1,631.00 3,122.99 0.00
Carteret 151,172.22 70,294.00 2.15 140,173.00 10,999.22 4,810.00
Caswell 1,343.00 22,098.00 0.06 1,335.00 8.00 0.00
Catawba 241,280.00 166,441.00 1.45 240,631.00 649.00 0.00
Chatham 126,433.11 80,498.00 1.57 94,157.00 32,276.11 0.00
Cherokee 17,636.00 29,154.00 0.60 17,636.00 0.00 0.00
Chowan 17,725.37 13,807.00 1.28 8,623.00 9,102.37 0.00
Clay 5,824.00 11,793.00 0.49 5,824.00 0.00 0.00
Cleveland 170,911.14 100,596.00 1.70 170,364.00 547.14 0.00
Columbus 45,423.00 49,966.00 0.91 45,050.00 373.00 4,406.00
Craven 120,827.24 104,372.00 1.16 116,233.00 4,594.24 0.00
Cumberland 472,421.37 342,872.00 1.38 468,989.00 3,432.37 28,959.00
Currituck 64,197.00 32,240.00 1.99 64,197.00 0.00 27,914.84
Dare 98,176.16 37,801.00 2.60 71,238.00 26,938.16 0.00
Davidson 156,788.94 176,119.00 0.89 152,271.00 4,517.94 0.00
Davie 31,150.77 44,290.00 0.70 30,775.00 375.77 0.00
Duplin 119,734.29 49,205.00 2.43 113,011.00 6,723.29 0.00
Durham 510,374.35 337,308.00 1.51 501,377.00 8,997.35 95,885.86
Edgecombe 58,098.93 47,951.00 1.21 37,114.00 20,984.93 0.00
Forsyth 522,910.78 393,297.00 1.33 508,977.00 13,933.78 171,553.69
Franklin 82,456.82 77,108.00 1.07 78,522.00 3,934.82 2,071.52
Gaston 391,431.88 240,885.00 1.62 387,272.00 4,159.88 14,269.90
Gates 7,616.97 10,490.00 0.73 911.00 6,705.97 0.00
Graham 7,296.00 7,713.00 0.95 7,296.00 0.00 0.00
Granville 57,723.58 62,225.00 0.93 45,850.00 11,873.58 0.00
Greene 10,262.33 19,938.00 0.51 2,398.00 7,864.33 0.00
Guilford 829,740.15 550,452.00 1.51 829,679.00 61.15 15,652.42
Halifax 66,267.89 46,781.00 1.42 66,265.00 2.89 8,896.00
Harnett 124,234.45 141,501.00 0.88 116,634.00 7,600.45 0.00
Haywood 86,960.00 63,703.00 1.37 86,960.00 0.00 0.00
Henderson 139,813.00 120,208.00 1.16 139,813.00 0.00 8,353.98
Hertford 62,700.00 19,730.00 3.18 61,123.00 1,577.00 0.00
Hoke 48,818.01 55,417.00 0.88 46,896.00 1,922.01 0.00
Hyde 7,322.13 4,546.00 1.61 5,468.00 1,854.13 0.00
Iredell 254,192.75 202,785.00 1.25 252,661.00 1,531.75 0.00
Jackson 42,277.00 43,239.00 0.98 42,277.00 0.00 0.00
Johnston 188,508.15 240,796.00 0.78 175,514.00 12,994.15 0.00
Jones 4,255.44 9,096.00 0.47 632.00 3,623.44 38,610.13
Lee 101,484.06 66,635.00 1.52 101,140.00 344.06 34,689.00
Lenoir 82,675.13 53,810.00 1.54 82,593.00 82.13 15,511.75
Lincoln 81,105.69 95,399.00 0.85 78,394.00 2,711.69 0.00
Macon 43,739.00 38,081.00 1.15 43,739.00 0.00 0.00
Madison 12,194.00 21,325.00 0.57 12,194.00 0.00 0.00
Martin 16,821.32 21,139.00 0.80 10,007.00 6,814.32 0.00
McDowell 48,636.00 44,421.00 1.09 48,636.00 0.00 0.00
Mecklenburg 1,652,709.15 1,166,645.00 1.42 1,637,637.00 15,072.15 32,087.30
Mitchell 15,984.49 14,786.00 1.08 1,253.00 14,731.49 0.00
Montgomery 37,936.00 25,509.00 1.49 37,931.00 5.00 2,391.30
Moore 108,834.12 108,316.00 1.00 97,383.00 11,451.12 0.00
Nash 138,207.64 97,313.00 1.42 115,957.00 22,250.64 16,485.67
New Hanover 434,175.90 239,395.00 1.81 434,095.00 80.90 0.00
Northampton 9,226.00 16,193.00 0.57 1,918.00 7,308.00 0.00
Onslow 273,405.07 212,378.00 1.29 249,801.00 23,604.07 4,972.00
Orange 75,387.34 150,169.00 0.50 24,696.00 50,691.34 0.00
Pamlico 21,864.00 12,178.00 1.80 20,654.00 1,210.00 280.01
Pasquotank 55,533.47 40,973.00 1.36 54,567.00 966.47 3,096.06
Pender 63,519.62 67,361.00 0.94 54,992.00 8,527.62 89.00
Perquimans 24,807.00 13,165.00 1.88 24,807.00 0.00 15,805.07
Person 34,465.55 39,229.00 0.88 34,250.00 215.55 0.00
Pitt 151,046.84 176,572.00 0.86 150,043.00 1,003.84 14,756.20
Polk 28,207.77 19,618.00 1.44 28,178.00 29.77 0.00
Randolph 125,871.04 145,720.00 0.86 124,622.00 1,249.04 0.00
Richmond 69,749.93 42,495.00 1.64 67,432.00 2,317.93 0.00
Robeson 165,253.88 117,596.00 1.41 157,359.00 7,894.88 0.00
Rockingham 136,588.32 91,572.00 1.49 136,474.00 114.32 0.00
Rowan 223,376.00 152,064.00 1.47 223,376.00 0.00 26,474.21
Rutherford 60,816.00 64,419.00 0.94 60,816.00 0.00 0.00
Sampson 57,828.00 59,425.00 0.97 53,070.00 4,758.00 0.00
Scotland 31,748.00 33,341.00 0.95 30,744.00 1,004.00 277.89
Stanly 109,229.37 63,752.00 1.71 105,560.00 3,669.37 0.00
Stokes 13,928.00 45,625.00 0.31 13,924.00 4.00 0.00
Surry 70,999.00 71,247.00 1.00 70,999.00 0.00 0.00
Swain 9,524.00 13,873.00 0.69 9,524.00 0.00 0.00
Transylvania 31,151.32 33,029.00 0.94 31,055.00 96.32 0.00
Tyrrell 2,556.06 3,341.00 0.77 2,351.00 205.06 0.00
Union 406,304.58 257,071.00 1.58 405,664.00 640.58 9,541.93
Vance 54,379.74 40,963.00 1.33 54,298.00 81.74 10,674.00
Wake 1,589,445.25 1,189,597.00 1.34 1,551,496.00 37,949.25 25,834.25
Warren 1,008.74 18,738.00 0.05 9.00 999.74 0.00
Washington 9,589.49 10,424.00 0.92 9,447.00 142.49 0.00
Watauga 82,288.00 56,582.00 1.45 82,288.00 0.00 0.00
Wayne 233,297.90 116,934.00 2.00 220,546.00 12,751.90 0.00
Wilkes 87,605.00 66,003.00 1.33 87,605.00 0.00 0.00
Wilson 210,633.64 78,415.00 2.69 210,616.00 17.64 50,805.50
Yadkin 36,607.00 37,398.00 0.98 36,607.00 0.00 0.00
Yancey 33,787.00 18,510.00 1.83 33,787.00 0.00 14,731.49
1 3 5 | P a g e

Appendix J

Municipal Solid Waste and Construction and Demolition Waste – Exports and
Imports FY 2023-24
Division of Waste ManagementNorth Carolina Department of Environmental Quality
Municipal Solid Waste and Construction and Demolition Waste - Exports and Imports, FY 2023-2024
Imports
BFI-Charlotte Mtr Speedway Landfill V 217,271.00SCMSW
Anson Landfill 30,514.00SCMSW
South Charlotte Transfer Station 12,610.00SCMSW
Waste Connections Monroe Transfer Station 4,944.00SCMSW
Mecklenburg County Landfill 3,973.00SCMSW
O'Leary Resource Recovery Center 1,935.00SCMSW
Waste Management Of Carolinas 1,868.00SCMSW
Scotland County CDLF 428.00SCCD
Gaston County Landfill 83.00SCMSW
Lake Norman Landfill 66.00SCCD
Vance County Transfer Station 1.00VAMSW
273,693.00Total
Exports
Upstate Regional Class 3 Landfill 184,204.00SCMSW
ECO SAFE LANDFILL 106,642.00TNMSW
First Piedmont Industrial Landfill 89,489.00VAIndus
Atlantic Waste Disposal 83,477.00VAMSW
Richland County Landfill 66,604.00SCMSW
R&B Landfill 52,575.00GAMSW
Hampton Roads Recovery Center 26,203.00VACD
VLS Gray Court 15,368.00SCMSW
Lakeway Recycling & Sanitation 10,937.00TNMSW
WM Pine Bluff Landfill 7,294.00GAMSW
Marion County Landfill 13.00SCCD
642,806.00Total
North Carolina Solid Waste (July 2023 to June 2024) - Export/Import Report Page 1 of 1Report Printed: 2/3/2025
1 3 6 | P a g e

Appendix K

Industrial Waste Disposal FY 2023-24
Division of Waste ManagementNorth Carolina Department of Environmental Quality
Industrial Waste Disposal, FY 2023-2024
Permit #Facility
Tons
2019-20202020-20212021-20222022-20232023-2024Status
1119-INDUS-2020 Active Duke Energy Progress - Asheville 32,696 1,057,828 370,123
1812-INDUS-2008 Active Duke Energy Carolinas - Marshall, Industrial 2,193,863 887,915 1,306,356 311,584 359,736
2402-INDUS-2005 Active International Paper 58,984 54,320 92,458 56,101 60,321
3612-INDUS-2008 Active Duke Energy Carolinas - Allen 12,110 14,702 30,542 50,898 77,044
3619-INDUS-2021 Active Duke Energy North Starter Landfill Allen Plant 647,491
4406-INDUS-1984 Active Blue Ridge Paper Products, Inc.38,298 321,307 352,960 285,929 326,342
6004-INDUS-1981 Post-Closure Duke Energy Carolinas - McGuire Landfill 1 1,134 5,617 2,990
6004-INDUS-1991 Active Duke Energy Carolinas - McGuire Landfill 2 753 134
6512-INDUS-2016 Post-Closure Duke Energy Progress - Sutton Energy Complex 865,371
7302-INDUS-1988 Active Duke Energy Progress - Roxboro 268,440 1,092,256 671,081 345,759
7302-INDUS-2021 Active Duke Energy Progress - Roxboro 2,887,882
7305-INDUS-2012 Active Duke Energy, Mayo Steam Electric Plant 841,562 667,644 284,699 71,670 224,685
7307-INDUS-2021 Active Duke Energy - Mayo Ash Basin Landfill 1,191,087
7906-INDUS-2016 Post-Closure Duke Energy Carolinas - Dan River 317,166
8106-INDUS-2009 Active Duke Energy Carolinas - Rogers 1,667,318 1,815,756 1,360,685 537,242 252,929
8504-INDUS-2007 Active Duke Energy Carolinas - Belews Creek, Craig Road Landfil 136,602 156,004 153,502 184,835 167,323
8505-INDUS-2008 Active Duke Energy Carolinas - Belews Creek FGD Landfill -12,578 -198,022 -284,108 -64,678 15,605
8506-INDUS-2021 Active Duke Energy- Belews Creek Steam Station 1,678,897
9401-INDUS-2008 Active Domtar Paper Company Landfill, Lined #3 1,131 984 1,917 1,468 939
9703-INDUS-1981 Active Louisiana-Pacific Corporation 6,278
Total All Landfills 11,343,400 4,021,880 5,450,229 2,481,869 3,022,488
Notes: - 8505-INDUS- Duke Energy Corp.-Belews Creek FGD Residue Landfill has recovered tonnage from the landfill for re-use resulting in a net negative disposal the past 3 Fiscal Years.
North Carolina Solid Waste (July 2023 to June 2024) - Industrial Landfill Report
Page 1 of 1Report Printed: 2/3/2025
1 3 7 | P a g e

Appendix L

Public and Private Municipal Solid Waste and Construction and Demolition
Disposal FY 2023-24
Division of Waste ManagementNorth Carolina Department of Environmental Quality
Public and Private Municipal Solid Waste and Construction and Demolition Disposal, FY 2023-2024
TonsPermit #Facility 2023-2024 2022-2023 2021-2022 2020-2021 2019-2020
0104-MSWLF-1994 Alamance County Austin Quarter Road Landfill Facility 136,225 138,821 130,664 129,889 118,024
0105-CDLF-1998 Cobles C&D Landfill 25,635 11,292 14,556 17,412
0201-CDLF-1997 Alexander County CDLF 4,593 4,574 4,416 4,032 4,960
0403-MSWLF-2010 Anson Landfill 984,161 1,039,493 979,453 893,176 800,151
0501-MSWLF-1993 Ashe County Landfill 25,051 23,387 25,287 24,595 23,355
0603-CDLF-1996 Avery County C&D Landfill 3 16 34 4,480 4,194
0803-MSWLF-1993 East Carolina Regional Landfill 526,965 546,200 555,813 527,992 528,641
1007-CDLF-1997 Brunswick County CDLF 8,105 17,516 16,689 18,967 17,007
1107-CDLF-1998 Buncombe County C&D Unit 68,100 83,024 90,867 47,121 37,232
1107-MSWLF-1996 Buncombe County MSW Landfill 167,846 154,171 140,738 185,387 189,039
1203-CDLF-2014 Burke County Johns River Waste Management 8,333 7,505 7,360 8,005 8,629
1302-CDLF-2006 Cabarrus County CDLF 23,595 16,770 15,550 17,968 21,089
1304-MSWLF-1992 BFI-Charlotte Mtr Speedway Landfill V 1,158,435 1,014,395 1,200,920 1,072,588 1,215,991
1306-CDLF-2000 Highway 49 C&D Landfill & Recycling Greenway Waste 216,943 188,648 147,778 139,872 114,958
1403-MSWLF-1998 Foothills Environmental Landfill 393,233 370,357 371,727 385,653 359,543
1803-CDLF-Blackburn Resource Recovery C&D Facility 54,409 49,399 51,808 46,920
1803-MSWLF-1997 Blackburn Resource Recovery Facility 236,258 200,166 173,994 177,352 159,175
2002-MSWLF-1998 Cherokee County MSW Facility 17,636 17,266 18,758 20,630 18,573
2301-CDLF-1997 Cleveland County CDLF 59,628 67,881 72,772 56,182 53,191
2301-MSWLF-2009 Cleveland County Landfill Self-McNeilly 95,673 99,042 99,427 95,171 95,948
2509-MSWLF-1999 CRSWMA - Long Term Regional Landfill 228,354 228,052 237,143 230,367 244,810
2601-CDLF-1997 Cumberland County C&D Unit 52,267 64,523 41,413 44,394 52,066
2601-MSWLF-1997 Ann Street Cumberland County Landfill 149,969 139,134 139,077 139,318 136,850
2803-CDLF-1995 Dare County C&D Landfill 15,449 17,019 17,846 13,127 12,345
2906-MSWLF-2008 Davidson County MSW Lined Landfill 144,267 152,647 168,430 166,162 151,981
3301-CDLF-1997 Edgecombe County CDLF 9,684 10,338 14,556 13,946 12,671
3402-MSWLF-1997 Hanes Mill Road Landfill 250,031 238,866 297,426 281,228 276,064
3412-CDLF-1995 Winston-Salem, City of Old Salisbury Road CDLF 45,736 33,751 26,626 48,733 54,269
North Carolina Solid Waste (July 2023 to June 2024) - MSW and C/D Landfill Report Page 1 of 4Report Printed: 2/3/2025
Public and Private Municipal Solid Waste and Construction and Demolition Disposal, FY 2023-2024
Tons
Permit #Facility 2023-2024 2022-2023 2021-2022 2020-2021 2019-2020
3606-CDLF-1995 Gaston County C&D Landfill 101,100 85,757 91,753 78,902
3606-MSWLF-1997 Gaston County Landfill 327,710 221,499 209,459 195,126 191,123
3901-MSWLF-2012 Oxford Subtitle D MSWLF 37,845 36,686 35,850 43,809 43,998
4002-CDLF-1997 Greene County CDLF 2,397 3,466 1,829 2,112 2,005
4103-CDLF-1998 Greensboro, City of White Street Landfill 47,570 47,183 50,733 66,938 46,391
4104-MSWLF-1991 High Point, City of Kersey Valley Landfill 131,324 125,777 125,669 137,642 154,932
4112-MSWLF-1997 Greensboro, City of White Street MSWLF 10,024 9,197 8,881 7,584 8,285
4116-CDLF-2012 WI High Point Landfill, LLC 115,027 120,866 75,807 54,350 45,776
4117-CDLF-2008 A-1 Sandrock C&D Landfill 59,403 53,747 104,313 109,411 94,394
4204-CDLF-1998 Halifax County Landfill
4204-CDLF-2013 Halifax County Landfill 1,013 2,526 4,537 8 8
4302-CDLF-1998 Harnett County CDLF
4302-CDLF-2018 Harnett County Dunn-Erwin C&D Landfill 30,633 33,267 30,984 23,241 19,532
4303-CDLF-1997 Harnett Co. Anderson Creek C&D Landfill 13,632 13,192 16,958 13,166 15,267
4407-MSWLF-1993 Haywood Co White Oak Landfill 177,119 174,093 179,034 159,304 160,354
4903-MSWLF-1993 Iredell County Sanitary LF 245,796 239,708 261,212 251,172 240,738
5103-CDLF-Johnston County C&D Landfill 17,066 77,208
5103-MSWLF-Johnston County MSW Landfill 166,982 156,075 148,917 175,706 112,223
5203-CDLF-2013 The Maysville Construction and Demolition Landfill 61,495 63,236 68,151 20,543 49,452
5403-CDLF-1997 Lenoir County CDLF 16,101 30,158 29,293 0 13,340
5503-CDLF-1999 Lincoln County C&D Unit 0 0
5503-MSWLF-1986 Lincoln County Landfill 58,263 54,208 46,727 49,985 51,114
5504-CDLF-1999 Lake Norman Landfill 47,805 33,623 53,408 45,519 56,489
5703-MSWLF-1992 Macon County Landfill Open 43,736 41,593 43,416 40,775 38,114
5803-CDLF-1995 Madison County C&D Unit 1,165 1,186 1,231 1,215 1,429
5901-CDLF-1995 Martin County C&D Landfill 4,269 4,638 5,636 4,402
6013-CDLF-1993 Greenway Waste Solutions at North Meck 112,655 116,104
6013-CDLF-2021 Greenway Waste Solutions of North Meck 17,506 76,009 122,218
6019-MSWLF-2000 Mecklenburg County Landfill 145,708 147,955 140,952 154,005 144,609
6204-MSWLF-1995 Uwharrie Env. Reg. Landfill 619,837 568,674 558,099 491,999 456,366
North Carolina Solid Waste (July 2023 to June 2024) - MSW and C/D Landfill Report Page 2 of 4Report Printed: 2/3/2025
Public and Private Municipal Solid Waste and Construction and Demolition Disposal, FY 2023-2024
Tons
Permit #Facility 2023-2024 2022-2023 2021-2022 2020-2021 2019-2020
6301-CDLF-1992 Moore County C&D Landfill 28,402 28,295 29,313 27,317 30,816
6403-CDLF-2000 Nash County C&D Landfill 16,485 13,344 14,922 20,876 15,749
6504-MSWLF-1981 New Hanover County Landfill 37,395
6504-MSWLF-2017 New Hanover County Landfill 408,937 374,819 374,355 374,871 359,867
6708-MSWLF-1997 Camp Lejeune MSW Landfill 30,150 40,479 18,877 21,609 55,949
6709-MSWLF-1997 Onslow County Subtitle D Landfill 115,329 115,006 173,494 181,803 178,768
6804-CDLF-2005 Orange County CDLF 18,714 19,966 22,799 23,629 12,398
7002-CDLF-1996 Pasquotank County C&D Landfill 18,181 15,370 17,195 16,654 17,050
7304-MSWLF-1997 Upper Piedmont Regional Landfill 350,140 347,437 345,514 319,794 270,889
7407-CDLF-2009 C & D Landfill Inc 32,488 33,963 35,828 31,715
7606-CDLF-2001 Wall Recycling CDLF 19,149
7606-CDLF-2021 Wall Recycling CDLF 25,856 25,646 27,131 20,993
7607-MSWLF-2015 Great Oak Landfill 627,841 789,850 725,977 643,036 559,029
7803-CDLF-1997 Robeson County CDLF 40,079 39,964 29,733 38,042 31,323
7803-MSWLF-1997 Robeson County Landfill 113,939 132,819 127,341 117,755 108,328
7904-MSWLF-1995 Rockingham County Landfill 130,211 121,625 110,264 107,759 126,046
8003-MSWLF-1988 Rowan County Landfill 185,717 188,306 185,317 175,954 150,707
8103-CDLF-2002 Rutherford County C&D 12,720 8,993 15,180 11,682 8,463
8202-CDLF-1996 Sampson County Disposal, LLC 607 399 530 3,966 16,876
8202-MSWLF-2000 Sampson County Disposal, LLC 1,911,448 2,035,335 1,853,380 1,740,095 1,615,337
8301-CDLF-1997 Scotland County CDLF 10,803 7,390 7,176 8,587 11,672
8401-CDLF-1997 Albemarle, City of CDLF 12,622 19,114 17,984 18,962 20,621
8401-MSWLF-1999 Albemarle, City of Landfill 67,355 51,096 54,007 52,204 47,796
8606-MSWLF-1998 Surry County MSWLF 70,776 67,931 65,632 67,398 63,402
8807-MSWLF-1990 Transylvania County Landfill 31,010 37,767 33,258 30,227 23,160
9001-CDLF-1998 Union County C&D 98,034 90,643 75,184 63,489 53,031
9001-CDLF-2022 Union County C&D 90,643
9222-MSWLF-2008 Wake County South Wake MSWLF 504,892 530,742 545,071 552,767 529,870
9226-CDLF-2001 Shotwell Landfill, Inc.
9226-CDLF-2020 Shotwell Landfill, Inc 185,509 177,884 139,683 161,192 149,836
North Carolina Solid Waste (July 2023 to June 2024) - MSW and C/D Landfill Report Page 3 of 4Report Printed: 2/3/2025
Public and Private Municipal Solid Waste and Construction and Demolition Disposal, FY 2023-2024
Tons
Permit #Facility 2023-2024 2022-2023 2021-2022 2020-2021 2019-2020
9228-CDLF-2001 Red Rock Disposal C&D Landfill 317,689 412,050 425,689 449,167 416,806
9230-CDLF-2014 Greenway Waste Solutions of Apex, LLC 58,904 65,582 81,362 112,208 98,458
9231-CDLF-2012 Brownfield Road C&D Landfill 297,278 289,732 384,856 201,742 205,309
9404-CDLF-1996 Washington County C&D Landfill 995 1,979 738 1,461 16,950
9601-CDLF-1997 Wayne County CDLF 25,238 28,169 27,470 29,949 35,802
9606-MSWLF-1998 Wayne County Landfill 119,846 117,835 97,561 97,145 91,377
9704-MSWLF-1993 Wilkes County MSWLF 86,778 83,979 67,296 61,439 61,392
9809-CDLF-2004 Wilson County Westside C&D Landfill (Areas 1 and 2)29,078 31,341 27,433 28,455
U0024-MSWLF-Brunswick Waste Management Facility 62,436 57,589 139,992
U0033-MSWLF-Pine Bluff Landfill 7,294 0 2,448
U0034-MSWLF-Lee County Landfill SC, LLC SC #312411-1101 1,409
U0035-MSWLF-Bristol Landfill VA #588 21,191 18,105 15,506
U0038-MSWLF-R & B Landfill 52,575 68,566 69,561 79,386 413,102
U0039-MSWLF-Atlantic Waste Disposal, Inc. VA #562 83,477 91,500 83,150 52,759
U0047-MSWLF-Eagle Point MSWLF GA #058-012D
U0048-MSWLF-Union County (SC) Landfill SC #442441-1101 184,204 197,120 125,157 204,372 148,318
U0050-MSWLF-Richland Landfill, Inc.66,604 66,945 101,704 99,914
U0051-MSWLF-Lakeway Recycling & Sanitation, Inc.TN #32-0280 10,937 11,542 12,118 11,347 11,338
U0101-CDLF-WCA Shiloh Landfill 3,663
U0111-MSWLF-Waste Management-Hickory Hill Landfill #272401-1101 0 0 42
U0117-CDLF-Hampton Roads Recovery Center VA #603 26,203 0 20,825
U0118-MSWLF-Advanced Disposal Eco-Safe Landfill 106,642 99,102 52,435 55,073 51,147
U0120-MSWLF-Twin Chimneys Landfill SC 1,028 151 540 30,886
U0124-CDLF-Marion Co. C & D Reclamation 13 70 5,598
Total All Landfills 14,220,847 14,112,429 13,435,231 13,455,217 14,009,671
Includes out-of-state landfills that received North Carolina waste.
Also includes out-of-state waste disposed in North Carolina facilities.
North Carolina Solid Waste (July 2023 to June 2024) - MSW and C/D Landfill Report Page 4 of 4Report Printed: 2/3/2025
1 3 8 | P a g e

Appendix M

Public and Private Municipal Solid Waste FY 2023-24
Division of Waste ManagementNorth Carolina Department of Environmental Quality
Public and Private Municipal Solid Waste, FY 2023-2024
Tons
Permit #Facility 2023-2024 2022-2023 2021-2022 2020-2021 2019-2020
0104-MSWLF-1994 Alamance County Austin Quarter Road Landfill Facility 136,225 138,821 130,664 129,889 118,024
0403-MSWLF-2010 Anson Landfill 984,161 1,039,493 979,453 893,176 800,151
0501-MSWLF-1993 Ashe County Landfill 25,051 23,387 25,287 24,595 23,355
0803-MSWLF-1993 East Carolina Regional Landfill 526,965 546,200 555,813 527,992 528,641
1107-MSWLF-1996 Buncombe County MSW Landfill 167,846 154,171 140,738 185,387 189,039
1304-MSWLF-1992 BFI-Charlotte Mtr Speedway Landfill V 1,158,435 1,014,395 1,200,920 1,072,588 1,215,991
1403-MSWLF-1998 Foothills Environmental Landfill 393,233 370,357 371,727 385,653 359,543
1803-MSWLF-1997 Blackburn Resource Recovery Facility 236,258 200,166 173,994 177,352 159,175
2002-MSWLF-1998 Cherokee County MSW Facility 17,636 17,266 18,758 20,630 18,573
2301-MSWLF-2009 Cleveland County Landfill Self-McNeilly 95,673 99,042 99,427 95,171 95,948
2509-MSWLF-1999 CRSWMA - Long Term Regional Landfill 228,354 228,052 237,143 230,367 244,810
2601-MSWLF-1997 Ann Street Cumberland County Landfill 149,969 139,134 139,077 139,318 136,850
2906-MSWLF-2008 Davidson County MSW Lined Landfill 144,267 152,647 168,430 166,162 151,981
3402-MSWLF-1997 Hanes Mill Road Landfill 250,031 238,866 297,426 281,228 276,064
3606-MSWLF-1997 Gaston County Landfill 327,710 221,499 209,459 195,126 191,123
3901-MSWLF-2012 Oxford Subtitle D MSWLF 37,845 36,686 35,850 43,809 43,998
4104-MSWLF-1991 High Point, City of Kersey Valley Landfill 131,324 125,777 125,669 137,642 154,932
4112-MSWLF-1997 Greensboro, City of White Street MSWLF 10,024 9,197 8,881 7,584 8,285
4407-MSWLF-1993 Haywood Co White Oak Landfill 177,119 174,093 179,034 159,304 160,354
4903-MSWLF-1993 Iredell County Sanitary LF 245,796 239,708 261,212 251,172 240,738
5103-MSWLF-Johnston County MSW Landfill 166,982 156,075 148,917 175,706 112,223
5503-MSWLF-1986 Lincoln County Landfill 58,263 54,208 46,727 49,985 51,114
5703-MSWLF-1992 Macon County Landfill Open 43,736 41,593 43,416 40,775 38,114
6019-MSWLF-2000 Mecklenburg County Landfill 145,708 147,955 140,952 154,005 144,609
6204-MSWLF-1995 Uwharrie Env. Reg. Landfill 619,837 568,674 558,099 491,999 456,366
6504-MSWLF-1981 New Hanover County Landfill 37,395
6504-MSWLF-2017 New Hanover County Landfill 408,937 374,819 374,355 374,871 359,867
6708-MSWLF-1997 Camp Lejeune MSW Landfill 30,150 40,479 18,877 21,609 55,949
North Carolina Solid Waste (July 2020 to June 2021) - MSW Landfill Report Page 1 of 2Report Printed: 2/3/2025
Public and Private Municipal Solid Waste, FY 2023-2024
Tons
Permit #Facility 2023-2024 2022-2023 2021-2022 2020-2021 2019-2020
6709-MSWLF-1997 Onslow County Subtitle D Landfill 115,329 115,006 173,494 181,803 178,768
7304-MSWLF-1997 Upper Piedmont Regional Landfill 350,140 347,437 345,514 319,794 270,889
7607-MSWLF-2015 Great Oak Landfill 627,841 789,850 725,977 643,036 559,029
7803-MSWLF-1997 Robeson County Landfill 113,939 132,819 127,341 117,755 108,328
7904-MSWLF-1995 Rockingham County Landfill 130,211 121,625 110,264 107,759 126,046
8003-MSWLF-1988 Rowan County Landfill 185,717 188,306 185,317 175,954 150,707
8202-MSWLF-2000 Sampson County Disposal, LLC 1,911,448 2,035,335 1,853,380 1,740,095 1,615,337
8401-MSWLF-1999 Albemarle, City of Landfill 67,355 51,096 54,007 52,204 47,796
8606-MSWLF-1998 Surry County MSWLF 70,776 67,931 65,632 67,398 63,402
8807-MSWLF-1990 Transylvania County Landfill 31,010 37,767 33,258 30,227 23,160
9222-MSWLF-2008 Wake County South Wake MSWLF 504,892 530,742 545,071 552,767 529,870
9606-MSWLF-1998 Wayne County Landfill 119,846 117,835 97,561 97,145 91,377
9704-MSWLF-1993 Wilkes County MSWLF 86,778 83,979 67,296 61,439 61,392
U0024-MSWLF-Brunswick Waste Management Facility 62,436 57,589 139,992
U0033-MSWLF-Pine Bluff Landfill 7,294 0 2,448
U0034-MSWLF-Lee County Landfill SC, LLC SC #312411-1101 1,409
U0035-MSWLF-Bristol Landfill VA #588 21,191 18,105 15,506
U0038-MSWLF-R & B Landfill 52,575 68,566 69,561 79,386 413,102
U0039-MSWLF-Atlantic Waste Disposal, Inc. VA #562 83,477 91,500 83,150 52,759
U0047-MSWLF-Eagle Point MSWLF GA #058-012D
U0048-MSWLF-Union County (SC) Landfill SC #442441-1101 184,204 197,120 125,157 204,372 148,318
U0050-MSWLF-Richland Landfill, Inc.66,604 66,945 101,704 99,914
U0051-MSWLF-Lakeway Recycling & Sanitation, Inc.TN #32-0280 10,937 11,542 12,118 11,347 11,338
U0111-MSWLF-Waste Management-Hickory Hill Landfill #272401-1101 0 0 42
U0118-MSWLF-Advanced Disposal Eco-Safe Landfill 106,642 99,102 52,435 55,073 51,147
U0120-MSWLF-Twin Chimneys Landfill SC 1,028 151 540 30,886
Total All MSW Landfills 11,642,755 11,567,564 11,108,629 11,164,724 11,763,150
Includes out-of-state landfills that received North Carolina waste.
Permit #'s beginning with "U" represent unpermitted or out-of-state facilities.
North Carolina Solid Waste (July 2020 to June 2021) - MSW Landfill Report Page 2 of 2Report Printed: 2/3/2025
1 3 9 | P a g e

Appendix N

Public and Private Tipping Fees FY-2023-24
NC Tipping Fees Report
FY2023‐24
County Permit Number Permit Name Facility Type Tipping Fee Fee Incl Tax Tip Fee Schedule Included
Alamance 0102‐INCIN‐M‐Stericycle, Inc. Medical Incin $0.00 Not Applicable No
Alamance 0104‐MSWLF‐1994 Alamance County Austin Quarter Road Landfill F MSW LF $44.00 Yes Yes
Alamance 0105‐CDLF‐2024 Tri‐Corners C&D Landfill CD LF $38.00 No No
Alamance 0105‐TP‐2024 Tri‐Corners T&P CD TP $38.00 No No
Alexander 0201‐CDLF‐1997 Alexander County CDLF CD LF $55.00 Yes No
Alexander 0202T‐TRANSFER‐1998 Alexander County Transfer Station MSW Trans $65.00 Yes No
Alleghany 0303T‐TRANSFER‐1994 Alleghany County Transfer Facility MSW Trans $75.00 Yes No
Anson 0403‐MSWLF‐2010 Anson Landfill MSW LF $54.00 No No
Ashe 0501‐MSWLF‐1993 Ashe County Landfill MSW LF $62.00 Yes No
Avery 0603‐CDLF‐1996 Avery County C&D Landfill CD LF $62.00 Yes No
Avery 0603‐TRANSFER‐Avery County Transfer Station MSW Trans $62.00 Yes No
Beaufort 0703T‐TRANSFER‐2012 Beaufort Transfer Station MSW Trans $93.58 No Yes
Bertie 0803‐MSWLF‐1993 East Carolina Regional Landfill MSW LF $111.69 Yes Yes
Bladen 0904T‐TRANSFER‐1995 Bladen County Transfer Station MSW Trans $55.00 Yes No
Brunswick 1007‐CDLF‐1997 Brunswick County CDLF MSW Trans $58.68 No No
Brunswick 1010T‐TRANSFER‐1997 Brunswick County Transfer Station CD LF $59.00 Yes No
Buncombe 1107‐CDLF‐1998 Buncombe County C&D Unit MSW Trans $59.00 Yes No
Buncombe 1107‐MSWLF‐1996 Buncombe County MSW Landfill CD LF $45.00 Yes No
Buncombe 1108T‐TRANSFER‐1996 Buncombe County Transfer Station MSW LF $47.00 Yes No
Buncombe 1111‐TP‐Riverside Stump Dump at Asheville MSW Trans $52.00 Yes No
Burke 1203‐CDLF‐2014 Burke County Johns River Waste Management LCID TP $0.00 Not Applicable Yes
Burke 1205T‐TRANSFER‐1998 Burke County Transfer Facility CD LF $43.25 Yes No
Cabarrus 1302‐CDLF‐2006 Cabarrus County CDLF MSW Trans $79.00 Yes No
Cabarrus 1303‐TIRELF‐1988 US Tire Recycling Partners LP CD LF $42.00 No Yes
Cabarrus 1304‐MSWLF‐1992 BFI‐Charlotte Mtr Speedway Landfill V Tire LF $0.00 No No
Cabarrus 1305TP‐TP‐Stericycle MSW LF $91.30 No No
Cabarrus 1306‐CDLF‐2000 Highway 49 C&D Landfill & Recycling Greenway WMedical TP $0.00 Not Applicable No
Cabarrus 1306‐TP‐2019 Highway 49 C&D Landfill & Recycling Greenway WCD LF $58.00 Yes Yes
Cabarrus 1307‐TP‐2009 Tarheel Bark Company ‐ A Division of Garick LLC LCID TP $58.00 Not Applicable Yes
Cabarrus 1310‐TIRETP‐2012 US Tire Recycling Partners LP Indus TP $70.00 Not Applicable No
Caldwell 1403‐MSWLF‐1998 Foothills Environmental Landfill Tire TP $0.00 No
Carteret 1604‐TRANSFER‐1993 Coastal Regional Solid Waste Management Auth MSW LF $53.89 No No
Carteret 1607‐TRANSFER‐2019 Green Recycling Transfer Station at Hibbs Road MSW Trans $52.50 No Yes
Catawba 1803‐CDLF‐Blackburn Resource Recovery C&D Facility CD Trans $58.50 Yes No
Catawba 1803‐MSWLF‐1997 Blackburn Resource Recovery Facility CD LF No
Catawba 1803‐TP‐Blackburn Resource Recovery T&P Facility MSW LF $38.72 Yes Yes
Catawba 1805‐TRANSFER‐2001 GDS Recycling Services LCID TP $38.72 Yes Yes
Catawba 1808T‐TRANSFER‐Hickory, City of Transfer Station MSW Trans $39.49 Yes No
Chatham 1912‐TP‐2022 Triad Transfer Station MSW Trans $0.00 Not Applicable Yes
Cherokee 2002‐MSWLF‐1998 Cherokee County MSW Facility CD TP $55.00 Not Applicable Yes
Chowan 2101T‐TRANSFER‐2001 Edenton, Town of Transfer Station MSW LF $80.00 Yes No
Ver 02.03.2025 Page 1 of 6
NC Tipping Fees Report
FY2023‐24
County Permit Number Permit Name Facility Type Tipping Fee Fee Incl Tax Tip Fee Schedule Included
Clay 2202T‐TRANSFER‐1997 Clay County Transfer Station MSW Trans $54.60 Yes No
Cleveland 2301‐CDLF‐1997 Cleveland County CDLF MSW Trans $88.00 Yes No
Cleveland 2301‐MSWLF‐2009 Cleveland County Landfill Self‐McNeilly CD LF $34.01 Yes No
Cleveland 2304‐TP‐2020 Shelby, City of  T & P Facility MSW LF $59.36 Yes No
Columbus 2403T‐TRANSFER‐1997 Columbus County Transfer Station LCID TP $0.00 Not Applicable No
Columbus 2404‐TRANSFER‐2020 Big D T&P Facility MSW Trans $58.93 Yes No
Craven 2509‐MSWLF‐1999 CRSWMA ‐ Long Term Regional Landfill CD Trans $0.00 Not Applicable No
Craven 2510T‐TRANSFER‐1997 Cherry Point Transfer Station MSW LF $40.00 No Yes
Cumberland 2601‐CDLF‐1997 Cumberland County C&D Unit MSW Trans $0.00 No No
Cumberland 2601‐MSWLF‐1997 Ann Street Cumberland County Landfill CD LF $38.00 No No
Cumberland 2609‐TRANSFER‐Fayetteville, City of Transfer Station MSW LF $38.00 No No
Cumberland 2611T‐TRANSFER‐2021 River City Transfer Station MSW Trans $71.50 Yes No
Currituck 2703T‐TRANSFER‐1996 Currituck County Transfer Station MSW Trans $0.00 Not Applicable No
Currituck 2705T‐TRANSFER‐2011 Soundside C&D Waste Transfer & Recycling Cen MSW Trans $90.00 Yes No
Currituck 2706‐TRANSFER‐2013 Bay Disposal, LLC CD Trans $85.00 Yes No
Dare 2803‐CDLF‐1995 Dare County C&D Landfill CD Trans $91.50 No No
Dare 2805T‐TRANSFER‐Dare County Transfer Station CD LF $71.03 No No
Davidson 2906‐MSWLF‐2008 Davidson County MSW Lined Landfill MSW Trans $89.97 No No
Davidson 2908‐TP‐Todco, Inc. Wood Recycling MSW LF $36.00 Yes No
Duplin 3103‐TRANSFER‐2007 Duplin County Transfer Station YW TP $28.00 Not Applicable No
Durham 3212‐TRANSFER‐2014 Durham, City of Transfer Station MSW Trans $55.00 Yes No
Durham 3214T‐TRANSFER‐2001 Durham Transfer Station MSW Trans $60.00 Yes No
Durham 3215‐MWP‐2020 Wall Recycling ‐ Hoover Road MSW Trans $57.00 Yes No
Durham 3215‐TRANSFER‐2020 Wall Recycling ‐ Hoover Road CD MatRecovery $42.00 No Yes
Edgecombe 3301‐CDLF‐1997 Edgecombe County CDLF MSW Trans $55.00 No Yes
Edgecombe 3302T‐TRANSFER‐1998 Edgecombe County Transfer Station CD LF $55.00 Yes No
Forsyth 3402‐MSWLF‐1997 Hanes Mill Road Landfill CD Trans $71.00 Yes No
Forsyth 3409‐TP‐Overdale Yard Waste Facility MSW LF $34.00 No Yes
Forsyth 3412‐CDLF‐1995 Winston‐Salem, City of Old Salisbury Road CDLF YW TP $34.00 Not Applicable Yes
Forsyth 3416T‐TRANSFER‐Overdale Road Transfer Station CD LF $33.00 No Yes
Forsyth 3419‐TP‐Lowder Recycling And Disposal, LLC MSW Trans $56.32 Yes No
Forsyth 3422‐TP‐Slater Industries Treatment and Processing Facil LCID TP $38.00 Not Applicable No
Forsyth 3424‐TP‐2010 Abbey Green Transfer Station LCID TP $20.00 Not Applicable No
Forsyth 3424‐TRANSFER‐2020 Abbey Green Transfer Station CD TP $45.00 Not Applicable No
Forsyth 3425‐TP‐2011 Winston‐Salem, City of Treatment & Processing SCD Trans $45.00 Not Applicable No
Franklin 3503‐TRANSFER‐Franklin County Transfer Station YW TP $0.00 Not Applicable No
Franklin 3505‐MWP‐2020 Wall Recycling MSW Trans $65.00 Yes Yes
Franklin 3505‐TP‐2020 Wall Recycling CD MatRecovery $54.00 Not Applicable Yes
Franklin 3507‐TIRETP‐2016 PRTI, INC. CD TP $42.00 No Yes
Gaston 3606‐CDLF‐1995 Gaston County C&D Landfill Tire TP $0.00 No
Gaston 3606‐MSWLF‐1997 Gaston County Landfill CD LF $35.00 No
Ver 02.03.2025 Page 2 of 6
NC Tipping Fees Report
FY2023‐24
County Permit Number Permit Name Facility Type Tipping Fee Fee Incl Tax Tip Fee Schedule Included
Gaston 3608‐TRANSFER‐1993 Waste Management Of Carolinas MSW LF $42.00 Yes Yes
Gaston 3615‐TP‐2018 Trilogy MedWaste Southeast LLC MSW Trans $69.35 Yes No
Gaston 3617‐MWP‐2016 Daniels Sharpsmart, Inc. Medical TP $45.00 Yes No
Graham 3803‐TRANSFER‐Graham County Transfer Station Medical TP $0.00 Not Applicable No
Granville 3901‐MSWLF‐2012 Oxford Subtitle D MSWLF MSW Trans $80.00 Yes No
Granville 3903TP‐TP‐2009 John Bryan Yard Waste Recycling MSW LF $45.00 Yes No
Greene 4002‐CDLF‐1997 Greene County CDLF YW TP $45.00 No No
Guilford 4103‐CDLF‐1998 Greensboro, City of White Street Landfill CD LF $46.00 Yes No
Guilford 4104‐MSWLF‐1991 High Point, City of Kersey Valley Landfill CD LF $48.00 Yes Yes
Guilford 4112‐MSWLF‐1997 Greensboro, City of White Street MSWLF MSW LF $44.00 Yes No
Guilford 4116‐CDLF‐2012 WI High Point Landfill, LLC MSW LF $48.00 Yes Yes
Guilford 4116‐MWP‐2012 High Point C&D Waste Reclamation CD LF $50.00 Yes No
Guilford 4117‐CDLF‐2008 A‐1 Sandrock C&D Landfill CD MatRecovery $50.00 Yes No
Guilford 4117‐TP‐2009 A‐1 Sandrock Treatment and Processing Facility CD LF $42.00 Yes No
Guilford 4118T‐TRANSFER‐Bishop Road Transfer Station CD TP $42.00 No No
Guilford 4119TP‐TIRETP‐Guilford Cty Scrap Tire & White Goods Collectio MSW Trans $56.32 Yes No
Guilford 4120T‐TRANSFER‐Greensboro, City of Transfer Station Tire TP $91.99 No
Guilford 4122T‐TRANSFER‐2012 Burnt Poplar Transfer Station MSW Trans $48.00 Yes Yes
Halifax 4204‐CDLF‐2013 Halifax County Landfill CD Trans $48.00 Yes No
Halifax 4204‐TRANSFER‐2013 Halifax County Landfill CD LF $67.85 Yes No
Halifax 4205T‐TRANSFER‐1997 Weldon, Town of Transfer Facility MSW LF $67.85 Yes No
Harnett 4302‐CDLF‐2018 Harnett County Dunn‐Erwin C&D Landfill MSW Trans $62.50 Yes No
Harnett 4303‐CDLF‐1997 Harnett Co. Anderson Creek C&D Landfill CD LF $48.00 Yes No
Harnett 4304‐TIRELF‐1992 Central Carolina Tire Monofill CD LF $48.00 Yes No
Harnett 4307T‐TRANSFER‐1997 Harnett County Transfer Station Tire LF $0.00 No No
Harnett 4308‐TIRETP‐Central Carolina Tire Processing MSW Trans $48.00 Yes No
Harnett 4309T‐TRANSFER‐Anderson Creek Transfer Station Tire TP $0.00 No
Haywood 4407‐MSWLF‐1993 Haywood Co White Oak Landfill MSW Trans $48.00 Yes No
Haywood 4408‐MWP‐Haywood County MWP Facility MSW LF $55.00 No No
Henderson 4504T‐TRANSFER‐1998 Henderson County Transfer Facility CD MatRecovery $55.00 Yes No
Henderson 4507‐TP‐Riverside Stump Dump at Mills River MSW Trans $63.00 Yes No
Henderson 4508‐TP‐2020 Garbage Pal, LLC LCID TP $0.00 Not Applicable Yes
Hertford 4602T‐TRANSFER‐1995 Hertford County Transfer Station CD TP $53.75 Not Applicable No
Hoke 4702‐TRANSFER‐1994 Hoke County Transfer Station MSW Trans $90.00 No No
Iredell 4903‐MSWLF‐1993 Iredell County Sanitary LF MSW Trans $52.75 Yes No
Iredell 4904T‐TRANSFER‐1998 Iredell County Transfer Station MSW LF $41.00 No Yes
Jackson 5003T‐TRANSFER‐Jackson County Scott Creek Transfer Station MSW Trans $51.00 No Yes
Johnston 5103‐MSWLF‐Johnston County MSW Landfill MSW Trans $66.00 Yes Yes
Johnston 5106‐TP‐2019 West Farms Wood Products T&P MSW LF $45.00 Yes No
Jones 5202‐TP‐2012 Maysville Recycling and Recovery LCID TP $0.00 Not Applicable No
Jones 5203‐CDLF‐2013 The Maysville Construction and Demolition Lan CD TP $56.00 Yes No
Ver 02.03.2025 Page 3 of 6
NC Tipping Fees Report
FY2023‐24
County Permit Number Permit Name Facility Type Tipping Fee Fee Incl Tax Tip Fee Schedule Included
Lee 5304T‐TRANSFER‐1993 Waste Man. ‐ Lee Co. Transfer Station CD LF $56.00 Yes No
Lee 5305‐TRANSFER‐2013 Sanford Transfer Station MSW Trans $60.98 Yes Yes
Lenoir 5403‐CDLF‐1997 Lenoir County CDLF MSW Trans $79.73 Yes No
Lenoir 5405T‐TRANSFER‐1998 Lenoir County Transfer Facility CD LF $45.00 Yes No
Lenoir 5408‐TRANSFER‐2014 Deep Run Transfer Station MSW Trans $50.00 Yes No
Lenoir 5409‐MSWLF‐Lenoir County MSW Landfill MSW Trans $59.00 Yes No
Lincoln 5503‐CDLF‐1999 Lincoln County C&D Unit MSW LF $50.00 Yes No
Lincoln 5503‐MSWLF‐1986 Lincoln County Landfill CD LF $32.00 Yes No
Lincoln 5504‐CDLF‐1999 Lake Norman Landfill MSW LF $41.00 Yes No
Macon 5703‐MSWLF‐1992 Macon County Landfill Open CD LF $64.90 No No
Macon 5704T‐TRANSFER‐2008 Highlands Transfer Station MSW Trans $69.00 Yes No
Madison 5803‐CDLF‐1995 Madison County C&D Unit MSW LF $66.00 Yes No
Madison 5803T‐TRANSFER‐2002 Madison County Transfer MSW Trans $78.50 Yes Yes
McDowell 5602T‐TRANSFER‐1995 McDowell Co Transfer Facility CD LF $50.00 Yes No
Mecklenburg 6013‐CDLF‐2021 Greenway Waste Solutions of North Meck MSW Trans $60.00 Yes No
Mecklenburg 6014‐TRANSFER‐2009 Queen City Transfer Station CD LF $76.00 Yes Yes
Mecklenburg 6016TP‐HHW‐TP North Mecklenburg HHW Facility MSW Trans $65.00 Yes No
Mecklenburg 6017TP‐HHW‐TP Hickory Grove HHW Recycling Facility YW TP $36.00 Not Applicable No
Mecklenburg 6019‐MSWLF‐2000 Mecklenburg County Landfill YW TP $36.00 Not Applicable No
Mecklenburg 6021‐TP‐Metromont Natural Recycling Center MSW LF $57.00 Yes No
Mecklenburg 6025‐TP‐Soil Supply, Inc. LCID TP $0.00 Not Applicable No
Mecklenburg 6029‐TRANSFER‐2012 O'Leary Resource Recovery Center LCID TP $0.00 Not Applicable No
Mecklenburg 6034‐TP‐2016 Kamps, Inc. MSW Trans $0.00 Not Applicable No
Mecklenburg 6037‐TP‐2020 Greenway Recycling of North Meck, LLC LCID TP $0.00 Not Applicable No
Mecklenburg 6038‐TRANSFER‐2020 South Charlotte Transfer Station CD TP $76.00 Not Applicable Yes
Montgomery 6202MRF‐MWP‐Uwharrie Environmental MRF MSW Trans $63.00 Yes No
Montgomery 6204‐MSWLF‐1995 Uwharrie Env. Reg. Landfill MSW MatRecovery $154.36 Not Applicable No
Montgomery 6204‐TP‐2011 Uwharrie T&P Facility MSW LF $62.46 Yes No
Moore 6301‐CDLF‐1992 Moore County C&D Landfill YW TP $52.00 Not Applicable No
Moore 6301‐TP‐2013 Moore County Yard Waste Collection Units CD LF $64.00 Yes Yes
Moore 6302‐TRANSFER‐1994 Uwharrie Env Inc/Moore Cty Transfer Station YW TP $35.00 No Yes
Nash 6403‐CDLF‐2000 Nash County C&D Landfill MSW Trans $58.81 No Yes
Nash 6405T‐TRANSFER‐2001 Rocky Mount, City of  Transfer Station #2 CD LF $58.00 Yes No
New Hanover 6504‐MSWLF‐2017 New Hanover County Landfill MSW Trans $71.75 No No
New Hanover 6504‐MWP‐2016 New Hanover County Materials Recovery & Rec MSW LF $52.00 Yes No
New Hanover 6511‐TP‐American Property Experts CD MatRecovery $52.00 Yes No
Onslow 6708‐MSWLF‐1997 Camp Lejeune MSW Landfill LCID TP $0.00 Not Applicable Yes
Onslow 6709‐MSWLF‐1997 Onslow County Subtitle D Landfill MSW LF $0.00 No No
Onslow 6712‐TRANSFER‐2016 Folkstone C&D Recycling Collection/Transfer Sta MSW LF $57.00 Yes No
Orange 6804‐CDLF‐2005 Orange County CDLF CD Trans $69.00 Yes No
Pamlico 6903T‐TRANSFER‐1993 Pamlico County Transfer Station CD LF $42.00 Yes No
Ver 02.03.2025 Page 4 of 6
NC Tipping Fees Report
FY2023‐24
County Permit Number Permit Name Facility Type Tipping Fee Fee Incl Tax Tip Fee Schedule Included
Pasquotank 7002‐CDLF‐1996 Pasquotank County C&D Landfill MSW Trans $52.50 No Yes
Pasquotank 7003T‐TRANSFER‐1994 Pasquotank County Transfer Station CD LF $80.00 Yes No
Pender 7103T‐TRANSFER‐1990 Pender County Transfer Station MSW Trans $80.00 Yes No
Perquimans 7202T‐TRANSFER‐1995 Perquimans‐Chowan‐Gates Transfer MSW Trans $78.00 Yes No
Person 7304‐MSWLF‐1997 Upper Piedmont Regional Landfill MSW Trans $88.00 Yes No
Person 7306‐TIRECOLL‐2014 Person County Recycling Center MSW LF $46.64 No No
Pitt 7404‐TP‐2016 Pitt County Materials Recovery & Recycling Facil Tire Collection $0.00 No
Pitt 7404‐TRANSFER‐1996 Pitt County Transfer Station (formerly 7404T‐M CD MatRecovery $45.00 Yes Yes
Pitt 7406T‐TRANSFER‐2001 EJE Recycling Transfer Station MSW Trans $50.00 Yes No
Pitt 7407‐CDLF‐2009 C & D Landfill Inc MSW Trans $67.00 Yes No
Polk 7504T‐TRANSFER‐2005 Polk County Transfer Station CD LF $45.00 Yes No
Randolph 7605T‐TRANSFER‐2002 Asheboro, City of Recycling/SW Transfer Station MSW Trans $60.00 Yes No
Randolph 7606‐CDLF‐2021 Wall Recycling CDLF MSW Trans $38.00 Yes No
Randolph 7606‐TP‐2021 Wall Recycling Facility CD LF $39.29 No No
Randolph 7607‐MSWLF‐2015 Great Oak Landfill CD TP $39.29 No No
Richmond 7703‐TP‐2023 Richmond County Treatment & Process Unit MSW LF $41.08 No No
Richmond 7703T‐TRANSFER‐1994 Richmond County Transfer Facility YW TP $34.00 Not Applicable No
Robeson 7803‐CDLF‐1997 Robeson County CDLF MSW Trans $63.00 No No
Robeson 7803‐MSWLF‐1997 Robeson County Landfill CD LF $33.50 Yes No
Rockingham 7902T‐TRANSFER‐1991 Reidsville, City of Transfer Facility MSW LF $43.50 Yes No
Rockingham 7903T‐TRANSFER‐1991 Eden, City of Transfer Station MSW Trans $38.00 No No
Rockingham 7904‐MSWLF‐1995 Rockingham County Landfill MSW Trans $38.00 Yes No
Rowan 8003‐MSWLF‐1988 Rowan County Landfill MSW LF $38.00 No No
Rowan 8004T‐TRANSFER‐1995 East Spencer Waste Transfer Facility MSW LF $0.00 Yes Yes
Rutherford 8103‐CDLF‐2002 Rutherford County C&D MSW Trans $58.62 Yes No
Rutherford 8104T‐TRANSFER‐1998 Rutherford County Transfer Station CD LF $63.00 Yes No
Sampson 8202‐CDLF‐1996 Sampson County Disposal, LLC MSW Trans $74.00 Yes No
Sampson 8202‐MSWLF‐2000 Sampson County Disposal, LLC CD LF $58.56 Yes No
Scotland 8301‐CDLF‐1997 Scotland County CDLF MSW LF $58.56 Yes No
Scotland 8302T‐TRANSFER‐1997 Scotland County Transfer Station CD LF $47.75 Yes No
Scotland 8303‐TP‐2021 Laurinburg, City of T&P‐Air Curtain Incinerator‐B MSW Trans $62.75 Yes No
Stanly 8401‐CDLF‐1997 Albemarle, City of CDLF YW TP $0.00 Not Applicable No
Stanly 8401‐MSWLF‐1999 Albemarle, City of Landfill CD LF $44.00 Yes No
Surry 8606‐MSWLF‐1998 Surry County MSWLF MSW LF $44.00 Yes No
Surry 8607‐TIRETP‐2013 New River Tire Recycling, LLC MSW LF $47.00 Yes No
Swain 8702T‐TRANSFER‐Swain County Transfer Facility Tire TP $125.00 No
Transylvania 8807‐MSWLF‐1990 Transylvania County Landfill MSW Trans $2.00 Yes Yes
Transylvania 8810‐TP‐2022 Wood Recyclers T&P Facility MSW LF $62.00 Yes No
Transylvania 8811‐TRANSFER‐2022 Fisher C&D Transfer Station LCID TP $0.00 Not Applicable Yes
Union 9001‐CDLF‐2022 Union County C&D CD Trans $65.00 No No
Union 9001‐CDLF‐1998 Union County C&D CD LF $41.00 Yes No
Ver 02.03.2025 Page 5 of 6
NC Tipping Fees Report
FY2023‐24
County Permit Number Permit Name Facility Type Tipping Fee Fee Incl Tax Tip Fee Schedule Included
Union 9005T‐TRANSFER‐1999 Union County Transfer Station CD LF $41.00 Yes No
Union 9014‐TRANSFER‐2014 Waste Connections Monroe Transfer Station MSW Trans $47.00 No No
Vance 9102T‐TRANSFER‐1997 Vance County Transfer Station MSW Trans $57.00 Yes No
Wake 9211T‐TRANSFER‐1990 Cary, Town of Transfer Station MSW Trans $64.24 Yes No
Wake 9215T‐TRANSFER‐1994 Waste Management Of Raleigh/Durham Transf MSW Trans $0.00 No No
Wake 9217‐TRANSFER‐1994 WI Garner Transfer Station MSW Trans $70.85 No No
Wake 9221T‐TRANSFER‐1997 South Wake Transfer Station MSW Trans $47.25 Not Applicable No
Wake 9222‐MSWLF‐2008 Wake County South Wake MSWLF MSW Trans $0.00 Not Applicable No
Wake 9223TP‐TP‐Buffaloe LCID Landfill & Wood Recycling Facility MSW LF $37.00 Yes No
Wake 9224‐MWP‐2012 Wake Reclamation, LLC LCID TP $0.00 Not Applicable Yes
Wake 9226‐CDLF‐2020 Shotwell Landfill, Inc CD TP $0.00 Not Applicable No
Wake 9227T‐TRANSFER‐2012 Raleigh Transfer Station CD LF $45.13 Yes No
Wake 9228‐CDLF‐2001 Red Rock Disposal C&D Landfill CD Trans $0.00 No Yes
Wake 9230‐CDLF‐2014 Greenway Waste Solutions of Apex, LLC CD LF $55.00 Yes No
Wake 9231‐CDLF‐2012 Brownfield Road C&D Landfill CD LF $43.50 Yes Yes
Wake 9233T‐TRANSFER‐2008 Raleigh, City of East Wake Transfer Station CD LF $66.00 Yes No
Wake 9234‐TRANSFER‐2012 Durant Road Transfer Station MSW Trans $49.00 Yes No
Wake 9237T‐TRANSFER‐2020 Capitol Waste Transfer, LLC CD Trans $80.33 Yes No
Wake 9240‐MWP‐2017 Apex ‐ Wall Recycling, LLC CD Trans $59.10 Yes No
Wake 9241‐TRANSFER‐2020 Morrisville Transfer Station, LLC CD MatRecovery $42.00 Not Applicable Yes
Wake 9242‐MWP‐2020 Wall Recycling ‐ Garner Road MSW Trans $45.14 Yes No
Wake 9242‐TRANSFER‐2020 Wall Recycling ‐ Garner Road CD MatRecovery $42.00 Not Applicable Yes
Warren 9302T‐TRANSFER‐1995 Warren County Transfer Station MSW Trans $50.00 No Yes
Washington 9404‐CDLF‐1996 Washington County C&D Landfill MSW Trans $67.00 Yes Yes
Watauga 9503T‐TRANSFER‐1996 Watauga Co Transfer Facility CD LF $60.00 Yes No
Wayne 9601‐CDLF‐1997 Wayne County CDLF MSW Trans $59.00 Yes No
Wayne 9606‐MSWLF‐1998 Wayne County Landfill CD LF $40.00 No No
Wayne 9607T‐TRANSFER‐1997 Goldsboro, City of Transfer Station MSW LF $40.00 Yes No
Wilkes 9704‐MSWLF‐1993 Wilkes County MSWLF MSW Trans $0.00 Not Applicable No
Wilson 9808T‐TRANSFER‐2000 Black Creek Road Transfer Station MSW LF $45.00 Yes Yes
Wilson 9809‐CDLF‐2004 Wilson County Westside C&D Landfill (Area 1) MSW Trans $68.00 Yes No
Yadkin 9903T‐TRANSFER‐1994 Yadkin County Transfer Facility CD LF $42.00 Yes No
Yancey 10003T‐TRANSFER‐1995 Yancey‐Mitchell Transfer Station MSW Trans $70.00 No No
Yadkin 9903T‐TRANSFER‐1994 Yadkin County Transfer Facility MSW Trans $70.00 No
Ver 02.03.2025 Page 6 of 6
1 4 0 | P a g e

Appendix O

Transfer and Mixed Waste Processing Facilities FY 2023-24
Division of Waste ManagementNorth Carolina Department of Environmental Quality
Transfer and Mixed Waste Processing Facilities, FY 2023-2024
Permit #Facility 2023-2024 Permit #Disposal Destination
0202T-TRANSFER-1998 Alexander County Transfer Station 23,917 Foothills Environmental Landfill 1403-MSWLF-1998
0303T-TRANSFER-1994 Alleghany County Transfer Facility 12,094 Foothills Environmental Landfill 1403-MSWLF-1998
0603-TRANSFER-Avery County Transfer Station 20,671 EcoSafe Systems, LLC U0118-MSWLF-
0703T-TRANSFER-2012 Beaufort Transfer Station 36,339 East Carolina Regional Landfill 0803-MSWLF-1993
0904T-TRANSFER-1995 Bladen County Transfer Station 23,631 Sampson County Disposal, LLC 8202-MSWLF-2000
10003T-TRANSFER-1995 Yancey-Mitchell Transfer Station 31,865 EcoSafe Systems, LLC U0118-MSWFL-
1010T-TRANSFER-1997 Brunswick County Transfer Station 196,704 Sampson County Disposal, LLC 8202-MSWLF-2000
1104-TRANSFER-1993 Waste Management Of Asheville 55,775 Haywood Co White Oak Landfill 4407-MSWLF-1993
1104-TRANSFER-1993 Waste Management Of Asheville 33,534 Foothills Environmental Landfill 1403-MSWLF-1998
1104-TRANSFER-1993 Waste Management Of Asheville 12,935 Union Upstate Regional U0048-MSWLF-
1108T-TRANSFER-1996 Buncombe County Transfer Station 128,326 Buncombe County MSW Landfill 1107-MSW-1996
1108T-TRANSFER-1996 Buncombe County Transfer Station 31,385 Buncombe County C&D Unit 1107-CDLF-1998
1205T-TRANSFER-1998 Burke County Transfer Facility 61,367 Foothills Environmental Landfill 1403-MSWLF-1998
1604-TRANSFER-1993 Coastal Regional Solid Waste Management Author 119,229 CRSWMA - Long Term Regional Landfill 2509-MSWLF-1999
1805-TRANSFER-2001 GDS Recycling Services 668 Blackburn Resource Recovery Facility 1803-MSWLF-1997
1808T-TRANSFER-Hickory, City of Transfer Station 22,543 Blackburn Resource Recovery Facility 1803-MSW-1997
1912-TP-2022 Triad Transfer Station 19,800 Tri-Corners C&D Landfill 0105-CDLF-2024
1912-TP-2022 Triad Transfer Station 7,870 Shotwell Landfill, Inc 9226-CDLF-2020
2101T-TRANSFER-2001 Edenton, Town of Transfer Station 3,266 East Carolina Regional Landfill 0803-MSWLF-1993
2202T-TRANSFER-1997 Clay County Transfer Station 5,761 R & B Landfill GA U0038-MSWLF-
2403T-TRANSFER-1997 Columbus County Transfer Station 32,723 Sampson County Disposal, LLC 8202-MSWLF-2000
2404-TRANSFER-2020 Big D T&P Facility 4,406 Sandlands C&D Landfill U0105-CDLF-
2510T-TRANSFER-1997 Cherry Point Transfer Station 2,550 CRSWMA - Long Term Regional Landfill 2509-MSWLF-1999
2609-TRANSFER-Fayetteville, City of Transfer Station 177,968 Sampson County Disposal, LLC 8202-MSWLF-2000
2703T-TRANSFER-1996 Currituck County Transfer Station 31,705 East Carolina Regional Landfill 0803-MSWLF-1993
2703T-TRANSFER-1996 Currituck County Transfer Station 1,774 Soundside Recycling & Materials 2705-TRANSFER 2011
2705T-TRANSFER-2011 Soundside C&D Waste Transfer & Recycling Cent 6,339 Atlantic Waste Disposal Inc U0039-MSWLF-
2706-TRANSFER-2013 Bay Disposal, LLC 27,672 Hampton Roads Recovery Center VA #603 U0117-CDLF-
North Carolina Solid Waste (July 2023 to June 2024) - Transfer Report Page 1 of 5Report Printed: 2/3/2025
Transfer and Mixed Waste Processing Facilities, FY 2023-2024
Permit #Facility 2023-2024 Permit #Disposal Destination
2805T-TRANSFER-Dare County Transfer Station 55,645 East Carolina Regional Landfill 0803-MSWLF-1993
3103-TRANSFER-2007 Duplin County Transfer Station 40,319 Sampson County Disposal LLC 8202-MSWLF-2000
3212-TRANSFER-2014 Durham, City of Transfer Station 146,175 Sampson County Disposal LLC 8202-MSWLF-2000
3214T-TRANSFER-2001 Stone Park Court Transfer Station 158,982 Sampson County Disposal, LLC 8202-MSWLF-2000
3214T-TRANSFER-2001 Stone Park Court Transfer Station 21,799 Red Rock Disposal C&D Landfill 9228-CDLF-2001
3215-MWP-2020 Wall Recycling - Hoover Road 92,976 Red Rock Disposal C&D Landfill 9228-CDLF-2001
3215-MWP-2020 Wall Recycling - Hoover Road 20,672 Brownfield Road C&D Landfill 9231-CDLF-2012
3215-TRANSFER-2020 Wall Recycling - Hoover Road 23,340 Upper Piedmont Regional Landfill 7304-MSWLF-1997
3215-TRANSFER-2020 Wall Recycling - Hoover Road 379 Sampson County Disposal, LLC 8202-MSWLF-2000
3215-TRANSFER-2020 Wall Recycling - Hoover Road 60 Wake County South Wake MSWLF 9222-MSWLF-2008
3302T-TRANSFER-1998 Edgecombe County Transfer Station 22,592 East Carolina Regional Landfill 0803-MSWLF-1993
3416T-TRANSFER-Overdale Road Transfer Station 124,279 Uwharrie Env. Reg. Landfill 6204-MSWLF-1995
3416T-TRANSFER-Overdale Road Transfer Station 47,036 Great Oak Landfill 7607-MSWLF-2015
3424-TP-2010 Abbey Green Transfer Station 56,617 WI High Point Landfill, LLC 4116-CDLF-2012
3424-TP-2010 Abbey Green Transfer Station 3,160 Hanes Mill Road Landfill 3402-MSWLF-1997
3424-TP-2010 Abbey Green Transfer Station 1,139 High Point, City of Kersey Valley Landfill 4104-MSWLF-1991
3424-TRANSFER-2020 Abbey Green Transfer Station 56,617 WI High Point Landfill, LLC 4116-CDLF-2012
3424-TRANSFER-2020 Abbey Green Transfer Station 3,160 Hanes Mill Road Landfill 3402-MSWLF-1997
3424-TRANSFER-2020 Abbey Green Transfer Station 1,139 High Point, City of Kersey Valley Landfill 4104-MSWLF-1991
3503-TRANSFER-Franklin County Transfer Station 48,522 Upper Piedmont Regional Landfill 7304-MSWLF-1997
3505-MWP-2020 Wall Recycling 26,230 Brownfield Road C&D Landfill 9231-CDLF-2012
3608-TRANSFER-1993 Waste Management Of Carolinas 54,890 Richland Landfill, Inc. [Screaming Eagle]U0050-MSWLF-
3803-TRANSFER-Graham County Transfer Station 7,214 Pine Bluff Landfill U0033-MSWLF-
4118T-TRANSFER-Bishop Road Transfer Station 180,685 Uwharrie Env Reg Landfill 6204-MSWLF-1995
4120T-TRANSFER-Greensboro, City of Transfer Station 224,871 Great Oak Landfill 7607-MSWLF-2015
4122T-TRANSFER-2012 Burnt Poplar Transfer Station 59,218 Uwharrie Env. Reg. Landfill 6204-MSWLF-1995
4122T-TRANSFER-2012 Burnt Poplar Transfer Station 50 Great Oak Landfill 7607-MSWLF-2015
4122T-TRANSFER-2012 Burnt Poplar Transfer Station 22 Sampson County Disposal, LLC 8202-MSWLF-2000
4204-TRANSFER-2013 Halifax County Landfill 19,170 Atlantic Waste Disposal Inc VA U0039-MSWLF-
4205T-TRANSFER-1997 Weldon, Town of Transfer Facility 60,804 Sampson County Disposal LLC 8202-MSWLF-2000
North Carolina Solid Waste (July 2023 to June 2024) - Transfer Report Page 2 of 5Report Printed: 2/3/2025
Transfer and Mixed Waste Processing Facilities, FY 2023-2024
Permit #Facility 2023-2024 Permit #Disposal Destination
4307T-TRANSFER-1997 Harnett County Transfer Station 42,035 Sampson County Disposal LLC 8202-MSWLF-2000
4309T-TRANSFER-Anderson Creek Transfer Station 27,846 Sampson County Disposal, LLC 8202-MSWLF-2000
4408-MWP-Haywood County MWP Facility 22,017 Haywood Co White Oak Landfill 4407-MSWLF-1993
4504T-TRANSFER-1998 Henderson County Transfer Facility 122,438 Union Upstate Regional U0048-MSWLF-
4508-TP-2020 Garbage Pal, LLC 28,534 WCA Shiloh C&D Landfill U0101-CDLF-
4508-TP-2020 Garbage Pal, LLC 1,444 Enterprise Material Handling U0129- CDLF-
4602T-TRANSFER-1995 Hertford County Transfer Station 4,235 East Carolina Regional Landfill 0803-MSWLF-1993
4702-TRANSFER-1994 Hoke County Transfer Station 46,390 Sampson County Disposal, LLC 8202-MSWLF-2000
4904T-TRANSFER-1998 Iredell County Transfer Station 64,635 Iredell County Sanitary LF 4903-MSWLF-1993
5003T-TRANSFER-Jackson County Scott Creek Transfer Station 19,846 Haywood Co White Oak Landfill 4407-MSWLF-1993
5003T-TRANSFER-Jackson County Scott Creek Transfer Station 19,012 R&B Landfill U0038-MSWLF-
5202-TP-2012 Maysville Recycling and Recovery 38,870 The Maysville Construction and Demolition L 5203-CDLF-2013
5202-TP-2012 Maysville Recycling and Recovery 5 CRSWMA - Long Term Regional Landfill 2509-MSWLF-1999
5304T-TRANSFER-1993 Waste Man. - Lee Co. Transfer Station 28,957 Great Oak Landfill 7607-MSWLF-2015
5305-TRANSFER-2013 Sanford Transfer Station 58,368 Sampson County Disposal, LLC 8202-MSWLF-2000
5405T-TRANSFER-1998 Lenoir County Transfer Facility 31,760 East Carolina Regional Landfill 0803-MSWLF-1993
5408-TRANSFER-2014 Deep Run Transfer Station 30,095 Sampson County Disposal, LLC 8202-MSWLF-2000
5704T-TRANSFER-2008 Highlands Transfer Station 11,748 MACON COUNTY LANDFILL 5703-MSWLF-1992
5803T-TRANSFER-2002 Madison County Transfer 10,609 GFL Environmental U0051-MSWLF
6029-TRANSFER-2012 O'Leary Resource Recovery Center 45,128 Anson Landfill 0403-MSWLF-2010
6029-TRANSFER-2012 O'Leary Resource Recovery Center 570 BFI-Charlotte Mtr Speedway Landfill V 1304-MSWLF-1992
6029-TRANSFER-2012 O'Leary Resource Recovery Center 63 Richland Landfill, Inc.U0050-MSWLF-
6029-TRANSFER-2012 O'Leary Resource Recovery Center 22 Great Oaks Landfill 7607-MSWLF-2015
6037-TP-2020 Greenway Recycling of North Meck, LLC 24,708 Highway 49 C&D Landfill & Recycling Green 1306-CDLF-2000
6037-TP-2020 Greenway Recycling of North Meck, LLC 21,006 Mining Road Landfill U0128-CDLF-
6038-TRANSFER-2020 South Charlotte Transfer Station 183,577 Anson Landfill 0403-MSWLF-2010
6302-TRANSFER-1994 Uwharrie Env Inc/Moore Cty Transfer Station 56,031 Uwharrie Env. Reg. Landfill 6204-MSWLF-1995
6405T-TRANSFER-2001 Rocky Mount, City of Transfer Station #2 80,179 East Carolina Regional Landfill 0803-MSWLF-1993
6504-MWP-2016 New Hanover County Materials Recovery & Recy 1,365 New Hanover County Landfill 6504-MSWLF-2017
6903T-TRANSFER-1993 Pamlico County Transfer Station 20,280 CRSWMA - Long Term Regional Landfill 2509-MSWLF-1999
North Carolina Solid Waste (July 2023 to June 2024) - Transfer Report Page 3 of 5Report Printed: 2/3/2025
Transfer and Mixed Waste Processing Facilities, FY 2023-2024
Permit #Facility 2023-2024 Permit #Disposal Destination
7003T-TRANSFER-1994 Pasquotank County Transfer Station 29,862 Atlantic Waste Disposal Inc U0039-MSWLF-
7103T-TRANSFER-1990 Pender County Transfer Station 34,228 Sampson County Disposal, LLC 8202-MSWLF-2000
7202T-TRANSFER-1995 Perquimans-Chowan-Gates Transfer 23,663 East Carolina Regional Landfill 0803-MSWLF-1993
7404-TP-2016 Pitt County Materials Recovery & Recycling Facilit 26,870 C & D Landfill Inc 7407-CDLF-2009
7404-TRANSFER-1996 Pitt County Transfer Station (formerly 7404T-M 121,049 East Carolina Regional Landfill 0803-MSWLF-1993
7406T-TRANSFER-2001 EJE Recycling Transfer Station 25,449 Sampson County Disposal, LLC 8202-MSWLF-2000
7504T-TRANSFER-2005 Polk County Transfer Station 26,042 Union Upstate Regional U0048-MSWLF-
7605T-TRANSFER-2002 Asheboro, City of Recycling/SW Transfer Station 14,944 Great Oak Landfill 7607-MSWLF-2015
7703T-TRANSFER-1994 Richmond County Transfer Facility 40,039 Uwharrie Env. Reg Landfill 6204-MSWLF-1995
7902T-TRANSFER-1991 Reidsville, City of Transfer Facility 6,619 Rockingham County Landfill 7904-MSWLF-1995
7903T-TRANSFER-1991 Eden, City of Transfer Station 6,488 Rockingham County Landfill 7904-MSWLF-1995
8004T-TRANSFER-1995 East Spencer Waste Transfer Facility 38,525 GREAT OAK LANDFILL 7607-MSWLF-2015
8104T-TRANSFER-1998 Rutherford County Transfer Station 46,188 Foothills Environmental Landfill 1403-MSWLF-1998
8302T-TRANSFER-1997 Scotland County Transfer Station 18,367 Uwharrie Env. Reg. Landfill 6204-MSWLF-1995
8702T-TRANSFER-Swain County Transfer Facility 9,470 R&B Landfill U0038-MSWLF-
8811-TRANSFER-2022 Fisher C&D Transfer Station 8,069 Enterprise Material Handling U0129-CDLF-
9005T-TRANSFER-1999 Union County Transfer Station 165,740 Anson Landfill 0403-MSWLF-2010
9014-TRANSFER-2014 Waste Connections Monroe Transfer Station 96,716 Anson Landfill 0403-MSWLF-2010
9102T-TRANSFER-1997 Vance County Transfer Station 50,505 Upper Piedmont Landfill 7304-MSWLF-1997
9211T-TRANSFER-1990 Cary, Town of Transfer Station 10,468 McGill - Merry Oaks Compost Facility 1906-COMPOST-2020
9211T-TRANSFER-1990 Cary, Town of Transfer Station 7,380 Dean Brooks Farm 1905-COMPOST-
9211T-TRANSFER-1990 Cary, Town of Transfer Station 1,467 Wake County South Wake MSWLF 9222-MSWLF-2008
9215T-TRANSFER-1994 Waste Management Of Raleigh/Durham Transfer 60,414 Great Oak Landfill 7607-MSWLF-2015
9217-TRANSFER-1994 WI Garner Transfer Station 59,898 Sampson County Disposal, LLC 8202-MWFL-2000
9221T-TRANSFER-1997 South Wake Transfer Station 526 Wake County South Wake MSWLF 9222-MSWLF-2008
9227T-TRANSFER-2012 Raleigh Transfer Station 55,589 Upper Piedmont Regional Landfiill 7304-MSWLF-1997
9233T-TRANSFER-2008 Raleigh, City of East Wake Transfer Station 323,569 Wake County South Wake MSWLF 9222-MSWLF-2008
9234-TRANSFER-2012 Durant Road Transfer Station 40,961 Brownfield Road C&D Landfill 9231-CDLF-2012
9237T-TRANSFER-2020 Capitol Waste Transfer, LLC 29,839 Shotwell Landfill 9226-CDLF-2020
9241-TRANSFER-2020 Morrisville Transfer Station, LLC 70,439 Shotwell Landfill 9226-CDLF-2020
North Carolina Solid Waste (July 2023 to June 2024) - Transfer Report Page 4 of 5Report Printed: 2/3/2025
Transfer and Mixed Waste Processing Facilities, FY 2023-2024
Permit #Facility 2023-2024 Permit #Disposal Destination
9241-TRANSFER-2020 Morrisville Transfer Station, LLC 23,988 Upper Piedmont Regional Landfill 7304-MSWLF-1997
9241-TRANSFER-2020 Morrisville Transfer Station, LLC 18,883 Disposal & Recycling Services of Lunenburg U0127-MSWLF-
9242-MWP-2020 Wall Recycling - Garner Road 130,406 Brownfield Road C&D Landfill 9231-CDLF-2012
9242-MWP-2020 Wall Recycling - Garner Road 6,612 Red Rock Disposal C&D Landfill 9228-CDLF-2001
9242-TRANSFER-2020 Wall Recycling - Garner Road 53,374 Upper Piedmont Regional Landfill 7304-MSWLF-1997
9242-TRANSFER-2020 Wall Recycling - Garner Road 3,804 Sampson County Disposal, LLC 8202-MSWLF-2000
9242-TRANSFER-2020 Wall Recycling - Garner Road 2,105 Wake County South Wake MSWLF 9222-MSWLF-2008
9302T-TRANSFER-1995 Warren County Transfer Station 7,840 Brunswick Waste Management U0024-MSWLF-
9503T-TRANSFER-1996 Watauga Co Transfer Facility 50,776 EcoSafe Systems, LLC U0118-MSWLF-
9503T-TRANSFER-1996 Watauga Co Transfer Facility 1,814 Foothills Environmental Landfill 1403-MSWLF-1998
9607T-TRANSFER-1997 Goldsboro, City of Transfer Station 13,147 Wayne County Landfill 9606-MSWLF-1998
9808T-TRANSFER-2000 Black Creek Road Transfer Station 124,619 Sampson County Landfill 8202-MSWLF-2000
9903T-TRANSFER-1994 Yadkin County Transfer Facility 29,153 Foothills Environmental Landfill 1403-MSWLF-1998
U0045-TRANS-Fort Mill Transfer Station SC #453323-6001 196,844 BFI - Charlotte Mtr Speedway Landfill V 1304-MSWLF-1992
U0045-TRANS-Fort Mill Transfer Station SC #453323-6001 97 Lake Norman Landfill 5504-CDLF-1999
U0107-TRANS-First Piedmont Corporation Ringgold Transfer Sta 28,749 Upper Piedmont Regional Landfill 7304-MSWLF-1997
Total 5,873,946
Permit #'s beginning with "U" represent out-of-state facilities.
North Carolina Solid Waste (July 2023 to June 2024) - Transfer Report Page 5 of 5Report Printed: 2/3/2025
1 4 1 | P a g e

Appendix P

Recycling and Solid Waste Management Report for Highway Construction,
Maintenance Projects and Office Products
North Carolina Department of Transportation
Materials and Tests Unit
Resource Conservation Program

For more information regarding this report, please contact:
Daniel Snoke at 919-329-4004 or [e-mail]

Recycling and Solid Waste Management Report
For Highway Construction, Maintenance Projects, and
Office Products

State Fiscal Year 2023-2024

North Carolina Department of Transportation
Materials and Tests Unit
Resource Conservation Program

2

INTRODUCTION
This report is a summary of the recycling and solid waste management efforts on
highway construction and maintenance projects within the North Carolina Department of
Transportation (NCDOT) for State Fiscal Year (FY) 2023 (July 1, 2023 - June 30, 2024)
as required by NC General Statute (G.S.) 136-28.8(g) and G.S. 130A-309.14(3). These
statutes mandate that the Department prepare an annual report on the amounts and
types of recycled materials specified or used in construction and maintenance projects
during the previous state fiscal year and review of bid procedures, respectively. The
types of recycled materials incorporated into this report would routinely contribute to the
consumer and industrial waste streams if not reused/recycled, compounding the
problem of declining space in landfills, and resources.

Efforts to utilize recycled and solid waste materials are in response to the requirements
of G.S 136-28.8(b) which mandates the Department use recycled materials in highway
projects, where possible. All applications of recycled materials are to be consistent with
economic feasibility, applicable engineering, and environmental quality standards. In
addition, the Department continues to comply with Chapter 136 of the General Statutes
to encourage the purchase or use of reusable, refillable, repairable, more durable, and
less toxic supplies, and products.

In addition to recycled/recyclable materials from Department construction and
maintenance activities, this report also contains information regarding common
recyclable items such as glass, plastics, aluminum cans, office paper, etc. that were
previously reported separately. Requirements for the submission of this office and rest
area data are required by G.S. 130A-309.07 through 309.14, G.S. 143-58.2(f), and
Executive Order 156.

BID PROCEDURE REVIEW
The Department continues to review bidding procedures and processes yearly to
encourage the purchase and use of recycled and reusable products and practices in
construction and maintenance projects. Section 104-13 of the NCDOT Standard
Specifications for Roads and Structures encourages Contractors to not only use
recycled or solid waste materials in their projects, but also allows them the opportunity
to initiate and develop the use of recycled products and construction methods that
promotes sustainability. Furthermore, the contractor is required to report the use of
recycled materials by July 1st each year.

DATA COLLECTION
All offices submitted data for this report via an online webform. The online webform is
separated into two sections, one for the “construction and maintenance” data, and one
for “DOT/DMV Offices and Rest Areas” data (formerly the “3R Report”).

The totality of data included in this report comes from three separate sources:
North Carolina Department of Transportation
Materials and Tests Unit
Resource Conservation Program

3

1. HiCAMS (Highway Construction and Materials System) database,
2. Various NCDOT Offices (entered in a SharePoint form), and
3. NCDOT Roadside Environmental Unit’s Litter Cleanup Programs

The data reported in Table 1 from HiCAMS is denoted by an asterisk (*). HiCAMS is
NCDOT’s main repository of project and material level information. The HiCAMS
information, however, is not conclusive, as many county maintenance project materials
are not included. NCDOT Standard Specification Section 104-13 states that contractors
are to report the quantities of reused or recycled materials for each contract and any
practice that minimized the environmental impacts by July 1st each year, but the
reporting response rate remains low.

The data reported in Table 1 are all rounded down to the nearest whole number for
each item. Several important points regarding data collection need to be made for
clarification and consistency purposes:
1. Reclaimed Asphalt Pavement (RAP) quantities and Reclaimed Asphalt Shingles
(RAS) quantities are being reported as one item. This is necessary since
changes were made to NCDOT’s HiCAMS database that now require the
combined reporting of these two constituents.
2. The glass beads (Section 5) contained in pavement markings can come from
recycled sources, however the exact percentage and quantity is not completely
known. Therefore, the entire quantity of glass beads is currently listed as a
recycled/recyclable product.
3. The Plastics section (Section 6) includes products that contain recycled
components and products that could be recycled in the future. The plastic pipe
component is composed of all dimensions and compositions of plastic pipe. The
exact amount of recycled plastic and recyclable plastic cannot be determined
given the limited amount of data present. Therefore, all plastic pipe types and
sizes were combined in a single category.
4. The Metals section (Section 8) is presumed to be composed of steel. However,
various grades and types of steels are included, and our office cannot verify that
this section does not include other metals such as Aluminum. Furthermore, the
materials listed do not specify a recycled content amount. The materials are
included as a product that will be, or could be recycled in the future, and one that
contains an unknown quantity of recycled metals presently. It is therefore
included as both a recyclable product and a recycled product.
5. Scrap metal is listed as one line item in Section 8; some of the scraps are
presumed to be recycled guardrail, sheet piles, and pipes, but their individual
quantities cannot be determined at this time.

North Carolina Department of Transportation
Materials and Tests Unit
Resource Conservation Program

4

Table 1: NCDOT Recycled Products & Solid Waste Utilization in Construction &
Maintenance Projects

(*) Data pulled from HiCAMS as of 9/9/2024
(^) Data pulled from HiCAMS and combined with data reported by
NCDOT field offices on 9/9/2024

The data reported in Table 2 are all rounded down to the nearest whole number for each
item. Several offices and rest areas report their recycling report data as commingled
recycling. As such, it is not possible to determine the quantities of each constituent
material, and therefore a “commingled” product line is listed in Table 2.
Product Category / Description Quantity Unit of
Measure
1-Asphalt:
Reclaimed Asphalt Pavement (RAP) 2,042,976* Tons Reclaimed Asphalt Shingles (RAS)
2-Organics:
Mulch (wood) 3,380 Cubic Yards
Mulch (hydromulch) 84 Bales
Earth/Soil Fill (not for compost) 19,567 Tons
Vegetative Debris (not for compost) 364 Tons
Silt Fence Posts 2,420 Each
Scrap Wood/Lumber/Piles/Posts 475 Tons
Wood Pallets 0 Each
Sign Posts 3,040 Each
3-Coal Combustion Products:
Fly Ash 23,536* Tons
4-Concrete:
Recycled Concrete 772,939 Tons
5-Glass:
Glass Beads 12,615^ Tons
6-Plastics:
Plastic Guardrail Offset Blocks 294,725* Each
Plastic Pipe (All Types and Sizes) 159,884* Linear Feet
Type III Barricades 36,098* Linear Feet
7-Rubber:
Tire Sidewalls 88,841^ Each
Miscellaneous Rubber 0 Tons
8-Metals:
Steel Beams 336 Each
Signal Heads 512 Each
Scrap Metal 871 Tons
Cable Guiderail 648,578^ Linear Feet
Guardrail 399,888^ Linear Feet
Signposts 39,620 Each
Signs 19 Tons
Sheet Piles 21.45 Tons
9-Other:
Commingled Items 300 Tons
North Carolina Department of Transportation
Materials and Tests Unit
Resource Conservation Program

5

Table 2: NCDOT Recycled Materials from NCDOT Offices and Rest Areas
(formerly the “3R Report” data)

The total weight of office and rest area recycling is 425,652 pounds. This total does not
include items for which the unit of measure for a recycled item was listed as each or
gallon. Table 3 contains the reported recycling data from the NCDOT Roadside
Environmental Unit’s various litter cleanup programs.

Table 3: Comingled Recycling from NCDOT Roadside Environmental Unit’s Litter
Cleanup Programs

Product Category Quantity Unit of
Measure
Office Paper 57,936 Pounds
Aluminum Cans 10,476 Pounds
Plastic - Soda/Drink Bottles 33,789 Pounds
Plastic - Other than Bottles 7,696 Pounds
Glass Bottles 7,294 Pounds
Cardboard 58,818 Pounds
Fluorescent Light Bulbs 142 Each
Appliances (Various) 12 Each
Toner Cartridges 498 Each
Petroleum Products 16,338 Gallons
Pesticide Containers 1,154 Each
Batteries 68,592 Pounds
Commingled Recycling 56,719 Pounds
REU Program Quantity
(lbs.)
Adopt-A-Highway 91,710
Contracted Removal 349,500
NCDOT Personnel 18,615
Sponsor-A-Highway 228,060
Other 1,140
Total 689,025
1 4 2 | P a g e

Appendix Q

Department of Administration Environmentally Preferred Purchasing