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Georgouhas, Bethany
From John Gribble <tristaterecycle@embargmail com>
Sent Thursday, April 30, 2015 2 43 PM
To Georgoulias, Bethany
Sub)ect Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan
Attachments SWP3 signature pdf, SWP3 pdf
Bethany,
Please find attached the updated Pollution Prevention Plan for Tri-State Scrap Metals Permit # NCG200469
Also attached is a signature page
Due to the size of the attachment you will also get another email with the 7 5 minute Topo Map attached
Please feel free to call (828-670-9006) or email with any questions you may have
Thanks,
John
John Gribble
Mountain Metals
79 Pond Road
Asheville, NC 28806
828-670-9006 Office
828-670-6010 Fax

Georgouhas, Bethany
From John Gribble <tristaterecycle@embargmail comp
Sent Thursday, April 30, 2015 319 PM
To Georgoulias, Bethany
Subject Tri-State Scrap Metal 7 5 Minute Topo
Bethany,
Please follow the link below to access the 7 5 minute Topo for Tri-State Scrap Metal Permit # NCG200469
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Thanks,
John
John Gabble
Mountain Metals
79 Pond Road
Asheville, NC 28806
828-670-9006 Office
828-670-6010 Fax

Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan (SWP3)
Tri State Scrap Metals Inc.
79 Pond Road
Asheville, NC 28806
APPLICABLE REGULATORY STATUTES & LAWS
• CLEAN WATER ACT (CWA) — 33 USC 1251, 40 CFR PARTS 122,124
• NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM — 33 USC
1342
• NORTH CAROLINA GENERAL STATUTE 143-215 1
• NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT, AND NATURAL
RESOURCES — DIVISION OF WATER QUALITY — GENERAL PERMIT NO
NCG200000
RESPONSIBLE PERSONNEL
Sonya Gribble
President
John Gribble
Vice PresidentlOpeirations Manager
IMPLEMENTATION DATE. April 30 2015
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
PAGE
MANAGEMENT APPROVAL AND EWPLEMENTATION
3
PREAMBLE STATEMENT
3
10
SITE PLAN
6
2 0
STORM WATER MANAGEMENT PLAN
8
3 0
SPILL PREVENTION AND RESPONSE PLAN
10
4.0
PREVENTION MAINTENANCE AND GOOD HOUSEKEEPING
PROGRAM
14
5.0
EMPLOYEE TRAINING
15
60
RESPONSIBLE PARTY
16
7.0
FACILITY INSPECTIONS
16
80
STORM WATER DISCHARGE CHARACTERISTICS MONITORING
16
90
IMPLEMENTATION
17
100
ONSTTE VEHICLE MAINTENANCE
20
11.0
OWNERS CERTIFICATION
20
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MANAGEMENT APPROVAL AND IMPLEMENTATION
This Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan (SWP3) and the associated Best
Management Practices (BMP's) are approved by the management of Tn State Scrap
Metal, Asheville, NC and will be implemented as desenbed herein. It is understood that
in the event of an emergency event as described herein, the plan may be implemented at
the discretion of the company President or his/her designated alternate
Signature14�LDate
Name JoIlLbble Title Vice President
Preamble Statement
DATE April 3t? 2015
SUBJECT SWP3 for Tn State Scrap Metal, Asheville, NC
STATE REGULATORY'STANDARD North Carolina General Statute 143.215 1
BASIS
The fedefal Clean Water Act (CWA) prohibits any person from discharging pollutants
into a waterway from a point source unless a permit issued either by EPA or an
authorized state agency authorizes the discharge The National Pollutant Discharge
Elimination System (NPDES) permit program forms the cornerstone of the federal
DEFR TTIONS
Storm water, defined in 40 CFR 122 26(b)(3) as "storm water runoff, snow melt, and
surface runoff and drainage" which is associated with mdustrnal activity must discharge
through a point source
Point source discharge of storm water, defined in Part VI (Definitions) of the North
Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Resources (NCDENR) Division of
Water Resources General Permit No NCG200000 is "any discernible, confined and
discrete conveyance including, but not specifically limited to, any pipe, ditch, channel,
tunnel, conduit, well, or discrete fissure from which storm water is or may be discharged
to waters of the state " Point source discharge may include storm water that flows off
facility property, channels into a naturally occurring ditch, and issues into a surface water
body
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Storm water discharge, associated with industrial activity is defined by EPA, discharge
from any conveyance that is used for collecting and conveying storm water and that is
directly related to manufacturing, processing, or raw materials storage areas at an
industrial plant
Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan (SWP3), as defined in NCDENR's General
Permit No NCG200000 is a comprehensive site -specific plan, which details measures
and practices to reduce storm water pollution, and is based on an evaluation of the
pollution potential of the site
PURPOSE AND PLAN MAINTENANCE
The primary purpose of the SWP3 is to provide a step-by-step process for ensuring that
pollutants do not enter storm water discharges onginating from the Tn State Scrap Metal
Inc facility site in Asheville, NC The SWP3 includes the use of Best Management
Practices (BMPs) — both non-structural and structural As required under the NPDES
General Permit, BMPs are designed to prevent or minimize storm water exposure to
pollutants, and provide required degrees of sediment and erosion control
REGULATORY COMPLIANCE
The requirement that Tn State Scrap Metal Inc - Asheville develop and implement a
SWP3 is the most significant condition of compliance under the NCDENR Division of
Water Resources General Permit for storm water point source discharges associated with
scrap metal recycling facilities [standard mdustrial classification (SIC 5093] The Tri
State Scrap Metal Inc , Asheville certification number under NCDENR's General Permit
is NCG200469
ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT
As authorized by EPA under the NPDES program, NCDENR's Division of Water
Resources administers and enforces the state's storm water discharge permit rules
Violations of NPDES General Permit provisions under the Clean Water Act (CWA) can
bring administrative, civil, and criminal penalties punishable by fines up to $50,000 per
day of violation and/or imprisonment for not more than 3 years Under North Carolina
law (NC General Statutes 143-215 bA), a daily civil penalty of not more than $10,000 per
violation may be assessed against any person who violates or fails to act in accordance
with the terms, conditions, or requirements of specific plan, winch details measures and
practices to reduce storm water pollution, and is based on an evaluation of the pollution
potential of the site
In

FACILITY CONTACT INFORMATION
OWNER/OPERATOR INFORMATION
Tn State Scrap Metal Inc
79 Pond Road
Asheville, NC 28806
PERSON IN CHARGE OF FACILITY
John Grabble - Vice President/Operations Manager
[phone] work hours
[phone] cell / non -work hours
EMERGENCY COORDINATOR
John Gnbble — Environmental Coordinator
[phone] work hours
[phone] cell / non-work`hours
BACK-UP EMERGENCY COORDINATOR
Sonya Gnbble — President
[phone] work hours
[phone] cell / non -work hours

t 0 SITE PLAN.
l _] General Location and Map. Tri State Scrap Metal lnc is located at 79 Pond
Road and is a 4 72 acre tract located in the city of Asheville, North Carolina (Buncombe
County) The geographic location is Latitude 35' 32' 44 9" North, Longitude 82' 36'
14 8" West with an elevation of 2103 feet above mean sea level The surrounding area
consists of industrial property and other commercial or public property North of this
location is a vacant wooded lot, south is a cement manufacturing facility, east is a vacant
wooded lot, and west is wooded buffer and Interstate Highway 1-26
Surrounding facilities include a ready mix concrete manufacturer, a Solid Waste Transfer
Station, a micro -brewery, and an uaterstate highway The nearest significant body of
water or navigable waterway is Hominy Creek, which runs east southeast of the property
line and borders subject site Hominy Creek is a navigable waterway of Western North
Carolina regulated under the authority of NCDENR's Division of Water Resources
Hominy Creek is a tributary to the Upper French Broad River Basin which is considered
to be an impaired waterway by the US EPA_ Appendix II is a Topographic map that
depicts an aerial view of the facility in relation to transportation routes, surface waters,
and other topographic features This map is from the United States Geological Survey
and the fly over was performed in 2013 for this reason it more accurately depicts the
close proximity of Interstate Highway 126 than the Buncornfie County map that is based
on a 2010 fly over The interstate highway is cutrently under construction and is located
in more close proximity to the Tn State property than in previous years The Buncombe
County Land Records Information is located in Appendix I
12 Desenption of Critical Practices and Activities. The facility is engaged in the
recycling of seiap metal Prb`cesses condudted at the facility include receiving scrap
materials and parts, material handling, seg gation and storage The facility receives
scrap metal from the public during operations hours The facility operates Monday
through Friday from 8 00am to 5 00 pra and employs 9 people The scrap items are sorted
by metal type and placed in an appropriate area. All metal scrap is weighed as it comes
into the facility The segregation process includes identifying metal type and placing the
metal in the appropriate container The storage containers vary m kind and size (e g
aluminum is placed in large enclosed trailers and other scrap is placed in cubic -yard
boxes or may be stored ui roll -off containers)
This facility does perform some disassembly, which is
associated with the acceptance of automobiles When
automobiles are brought into the facility they are
placed on a rack for removal of any automotive fluids
These fluids are pumped into the appropriate
containers and stored for recycling, and then the
catalytic converters and radiators are removed
Automobile Rack
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The facility is comprised of an office, scales and a storage area_
• The office -is located in the western portion of the property near the front entrance
to the facility from Pond Road behind the scales
• The remaining 4 7 acres is an elevated 50% concrete surface and 50% soil/gravel
surface used for metal segregation and storage
• The facility receives materials and places them into roll off containers that are
facing uphill in order to keep any water or fluids from being released onto the
ground These roll off containers are covered to an attempt to keep ram from
entering them
• There is a covered storage area that is used for fuel storage and material
segregation Batteries are stored in. this area on pallets until a vendor picks them
up for recycling
1.3 Site Maps. Maps contained m Appendix IL Storm Water Drainage, depict the
storm water drain, systems for the Tn State Scrap Metal Inc - Asheville facility
The Appendix I map identifies buildings and grounds, and structural (BW's)
The maps depict the location of all existing storm water collection structures, flow
channels and directions, and discharge points to the environment (Outfall 001)
1..3.1 Drainage system. The facility is located on a 50% concrete surface and 50%
dirt/gravel surface with an engineered gradient that channels storm water runoff into one
or more exterior storm water collection systems that discharge to the Hominy Creek
Hominy Creek is class C water way in the French Broad River Basin
1.3.2 Predicted Drainage Flour As depicted in Appendices I and R, there are several
man-made features at the facility for storm water collection and discharge The property
is graded and the perimeter is planted with grass, trees, and other landscaping to channel
drainage into the storm water collection systems In addition, gravel roads and employee
parking and truck_ maneuvering afeas are sloped to channel storm water and non -storm
water discharge Into the single outfall or other discharge features serving the property
Arrows indicate predicted drainage flow
• Outfall 001 Storm water runoff is collected from the building's east lawn, outside
scrap storage pad, and lower parking lot and is channeled for discharge through
Outfall 001 located m the southeast quadrant of the property Outfall 001 discharges
into the Hominy Creek which is located east of the facility Discharge outfall is
located @ Latitude 35' 34' 31 49" N and Longitude 82' 33' 58 42" W
13.3 Potential Areas for Storm Water Contamination
Scrap yard Various parts which cannot be salvaged are placed in containers or staged
on the concrete surface prior to off -site shipment as scrap steel Storm water from this
area could be potentially contaminated by nesting steel and residual oil and grease that is
remaining on the parts These contaminants may contain uon oxides, solids, oil and
grease
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Parking tat: Employees and patrons park their vehicles m the gravel parking lot near
the facility entrance Storm water from this area can be potentially contaminated by
leaking fluids from vehicles parked to this area These contaminants may contain oil,
grease, mineral oils, antifreeze and solids
13.4 Spill Prevention Measures
The working and storage surface is on concrete with a privacy fence and a vegetative
cover around the perimeter This vegetative buffer will significantly reduce and remove
potential storm water contaminants before having the opportunity to leave the property
and be discharged into the waterway The parking lot has a gravel surface as an effort to
minin uze storm water exposure to potential contaminants
1.3 5 Risk Identification and Assessment: A risk identification and assessment has
been made of potential pollutant source's existing at facility areas Potential SW exposure
as judged to be High (material often is delivered, handled, and/or stored outside and
uncovered), Medium (material is stored outside but is in a container), or Low (material is
used and/or stored inside)
• Category 1 - Loadinglunloadrng operations
• Category 2 - Outdoor Aorage activities
• Category 3 - Significant dust or particulate generating processing
CAT
Significant
Potent -jai
Pottutton Source
Locution
Potential
SW
Exposure
Past
Stga ficant
Spill or Leak
1
Scra" metal parts
Concrete staging area
High
None
2
Scrap metal parts
Concrete staging area
Med
None
3
Parking area
Parking lot
Med
None
2.4 STORM WATER MANAGEMENT PLAN
2.1 Feasibihty Study. The Risk Identification and Assessment delineated in
Section 135 suggests that the hzghest,potential for storm water exposure to contaminants
is during the loadinglunloadmg operations on the concrete staging area- The best way for
the facility to reduce this risk is to provide spill kits in the work area so that when fluids
leak from parts, it will be cleaned up immediately and arrangements will be made for
appropriate disposal As of the date of tlus plan the facility has taken measures to
rta m mize potential storm water exposure by implementing the following

• The scrap yard will be inspected daily for spills and leaks Any spills or leaks
detected will be immediately cleaned with a dry absorbent material
• To prevent excessive rusting of metal, scrap materials will be shipped off -site
within thirty days of entering the scrap yard
• Oil absorbent socks will be placed in the outfalls
• When feasible, scrap metal parts are segregated by type and stored in containers
such as cubic yard boxes on pallets or roll off boxes
22 Secondary Containment Schedule: Tn State Scrap Metal Inc does not have
bulk quantities of ligw€d materials that would be covered by Section 313 of Title III of the
Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act (SARA) water priority chemicals The
facility purchases 5 gallon containers of hydraulic oil and all types of oils are stored in
their original containers in a storage trailer to provide secondary containment. This
storage trailer is not directly connected to any storm water conveyance system There
would not be an opportunity for storm water to enter this enclosed storage area. Tins
facility does not store one thousand three hundred twenty gallons or more of oil products
and is exempt from the requ=ments for a Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasures
(SPCC) plan Where, in a 24 hour period, a release occurs contauung a hazardous
substance (e g , oil, hazardous materials, copper and/or storm water runoff tainted with
SARA Title III Section 313 water priority chencals such as copper, chromium, lead,
nickel, sulfuric acid, etc ) in the amount equal to or in excess of the reportable quantity
(RQ) established under 40 CFR 117 or 40 CFR 302 for that hazardous substance, the
following compliance actions must take place In addition, NCDENR defines that a spill
" or any noncompliance which may endanger health or the environment" must be
reported within 24 hours" from the time of knowledge of the incident
2.3 Best Management Practices (BMP) Summary: A combination of nonstructural
and structural BMP's have been implemented to min;mile the potential for pollutants to
enter into the storm water draining from the Tri State Scrap Metal Inc facility
Structural BMP's are the following:
• Concrete pad for facility operations
• Gravel parking lot
• Perimeter vegetation surrounding property to prevent potential contaminant
exposure and serve as a buffer to storm water outfall areas
Nan -structural BMP's are the following:
• The scrap yard will be inspected daily for spills and leaks Any spills or leaks
detected will be immediately cleaned with a dry absorbent material
• To prevent excessive rusting of metal, scrap materials will be shipped off -site
within thirty days of entering the scrap yard
• Oil absorbent socks will be placed in the outfalls
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• When feasible scrap metal parts are segregated by type and stored in containers
such as cubic yard boxes on pallets or roll off boxes
30 Spill Prevention and Response Plan: The Tn State Scrap Metal Inc
facility has incorporated both structural and administrative controls to protect
storm water from potential exposure to scrap yard related contaminants These
measures should remove an estimated eighty percent of potential storm water
contaminants The following constituents are associated with scrap yard
operations iron, manganese, cadmium, copper, nickel, lead, zinc, and chromium
31 General Spill Response Procedures.
• Response procedures during an on -site environmental emergency (including spell
detection and control for the release of oil, ail -based material, hazardous and non-
hazardous substance, or other potential pollutants) at the Tn State Scrap Metal
Inc facility are managed by the Emergency Coordinator
• Any spills of potential pollutants occurring at the facility shall be responded to
immediately, and the incident shall be recorded
• Emergency response equipment necessary to corntam spills, to prevent pollutants
from entering the storm waxer drainage system, and to clean up the spill area is
kept available for use at all times
3.2 Spill Prevention and Controls. Procedures and controls intended to minimaze
the chance of pollutants entering the storm water drainage system include
• Care in loading/unloading containers at shipping/receiving loading area
• Availability and close proximity of spill stations and absorbent material to the
loading areas where spills of exposed material could occur
• Enforcing BMP work procedures to include (1) not allowing outside storage of
spillable materials, and (2) training employees to take extra care in loading trash
or debris mto the metal scrap containers, so as to prevent spillage
• The facility provides employees with hands on framing in spill prevention and
response, good housekeeping, proper material handling, disposal and control of
wastes
• Trawiing of Storm Water Pollution Prevention Team (SWPPT) personnel to
identify spilled material, and hazards to human health and the environment posed
by spills, to make prudent decisions, and to initiate correct response actions (e g ,
emergency notifications, block spills from entering storm water drains and other
point sources, etc)
33 Response Requirements. All Tn State Scrap Metal Inc personnel shall take all
reasonable steps to muumize or prevent noncompliance (e g , process bypass,
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system changes, or other actions that could result in discharges of pollutants in
violation of General Permit No NCG200000 requirements, etc) that may
endanger public health or the environment. In general, actions upon discovering a
noncompliance situation shall include
• Initial Notification During work hours, unmediately notify the Emergency
Coordinator At a minimum, be prepared to tell the Emergency Coordinator, or
Back -Up Emergency Coordinator
o Your name,
o Location and time of the spill or other noncompliance event
o Material discharged to the environment (Give process, Container
label, Substance, Color, Smell, etc), and Approximate amount of
the discharge Vudge by container size - 1 gal can, etc ) or by floor
space covered (3 fL diameter spill, an area of about one parking
space, etc )
+ Spill Control Actions. To prevent migration, the discharge source shall be
determined, leakage contained and/or stopped, and additional discharge
controlled In no instance should any person, including SWPPT members,
attempt to stop or contain discharged material without proper training,
equipment, or backup personnel Specific discharge control actions include
o Response personnel shall initially use granular floor absorbent,
mats, pads, socks, and equipment from the nearest spill control
station or kits to contain the spill and, if necessary, channel any
liquid flow away from drains, or other external routes to soil or
surface water
o For any discharge occurring, response personnel shall take
immediate measures to block discharged material from reaching
storm water drains
o Additional equipment and absorbent material shall be brought to
the area and shall be used as needed for discharge containment and
clean up
• Emergency Coordinator Action The Emergency Coordinator (or, in his/her
absence, a designated alternate) will determine if reporting a spill to outside
agencies is required Where, m a 24 hour period, a release occurs containing a
hazardous substance (e g , oil, hazardous materials, copper and/or storm water
runoff tainted with SARA Title III Section 313 water priority chemicals such
as copper, chromium, lead, nickel, sulfuric acid, etc ) in the amount equal to
or in excess of the reportable quantity (RQ) established under 40 CFR 117 or
40 CFR 302 for that hazardous substance, the following compliance actions
must take place In addition, NCDENR defines that a spill " or any
noncompliance which may endanger health or the environment" must be
reported within 24 hours" from the time of knowledge of the incident
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Step 1 Report the potential water pollution incident to the 24-hour NCDENR
Emergency Spill Response Hotline at 1-800-858-0368 and the EPA 24-hour
National Response Center at 1-800-424 8802 Make the initial report and
provide more information m follow-up calls if necessary
Step 2 A written submission must be provided to the North Carolina
Division of Water Resources, Storrs Water and General Permits Unit, 1617
Mail Service Center, Raleigh, NC 27699-1617 (Phone [phone], Fax
919-733-0719) within 5 days of knowledge of the potential pollution
discharge event, the written submission shall contain the following
information
o A description of the noncompliance incident and its causes,
o The period of noncompliance, including exact dates and times,
o if the noncompliance has not been corrected, the anticipated time
when compliance is expected, and
c Steps taken or planned to reduce, eli mnate, and prevent
reoccurrence of the noncompliance event
Step 3 Within 14 calendar days of knowledge of the release, a written report
of the incident must be submitted to EPA Region 4, 61 Forsyth Street, S W ,
Atlanta, GA 30303-3104 and NC DENR DWQ The report must describe the
following elements
o The release (type and amount of material released),
o Date release occurred,
o Circumstances leading to the release, and
o Steps and measures taken to prevent the reoccurrence of the release
and to improve response if appropnate
Step 4 Within 14 calendar days of knowledge of the release, the SWP3 shall
be reviewed to identify measures to prevent reoccurrence and to improve
response to such releases The SWP3 is to be modified where appropriate
Section 4 4 (Spills and Teaks) of the SWP3 will be updated to include listing
of the release event
3.4
Storm Water Pollution Prevention Team (SWPPT) The SWPPT is headed by
the Environmental Coordinator Administrative responsibilities of the SWPPT
are to assist the Emergency Coordinator to develop, implement, and maintain
proficiency in. the Spill Prevention and Response Plan (SPRP) segment of the
overall SWP3 Operational responsibilities of the SWPPT include taking action
to ensure (through a program of training, and periodic facility inspections) that
methods are being taken to minimize the risk of storm water pollution and
responding to mcidental spills or leaks that could infiltrate the facility's storm
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water system The members of the team and their primary responsibilities are
tabulated below
Name
Contact Information
Responsibdiftes
John Cmbble
Environmental Coordinator
828-670-9006 work
828-989-8609 cell
• Emergency Coordinator
• SWPPT Leader
Sonya Gribble
Back-up Coordinator
828-670-9006 work
828-230-7512 cell
Back -Up Emerg Coord
.Alternate SWPPT Leader
Juve Perez
828-670-9006 work
• SWPPT Member
Jose Garacia
828-670-9006 work
S'WPPT Member
3.5 SWPPT Methodology. The SWPPT will train, prepare and, during a spill
incident, work to prevent and eliminate all forms of pollution, especially those
that could infiltrate the facmhty's storm water collection system
3.6 Additional Response and Reporting Spills or leaks involving oil or only
substances defined and regulated by 40 CFR Part 112 2 may require additional
emergency response, contact/notmficatmon, and spill reporting (e g , Iocal, state and
federal agencies, etc
3.7 Duties of the SWPPT Leader. With respect to the SWP3, specific duties of the
SWPPT Leader include, but are not necessarily limited to, the following
• Maintain overall responsibility for the SWP3
• Coordinate program requirements with employees to develop, unplement
and enforce appropriate storm water pollution prevention procedures and
Best Management Practices (BMPs)
• Assist team fhembers to develop practices, precautions, and procedures to
minimize risk of release of polluting substances into storm water point
sources, channels and ditches, and/or outfalls
• Perform or supervise periodic (at least monthly) and post -heavy rainfall
inspections in and around the facility, including visual inspections of all
storm water point sources and outfalls on the property Take or supervise
action to clear debris that clog or have the potential to clog point sources,
channels and ditches, and/or outfalls
• Tram members of the SWPPT to conduct visual inspections and monthly
preventive maintenance inspections, as required, to ensure polrctes and
BMPs remain valid as designated in the SWP3
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Ensure that appropriate trainmg has been provided to all employees
involved m SWP3 procedures and responsibilities as designated m the
SWP3
• Maintain current knowledge concerning the regulatory compliance and
legal requirements governing this SWP3
• Ensure that a signed copy of the SWP3 is available at the facility for
review by the U S Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), NCDENR
Division of Water Quality, or other regulatory officials if requested
4 0 PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE AND GOOD HOUSEKEEPING
PROGRAM
41 Good Housekeeping. Good housekeeping practices will be the VMgpM method
used at the facility to muhmize the potential for pollutants to enter storm water
discharge from the site The areas assessed to be most at risk for pollution of
storm water will be monitored at a mimmum weekly Corrective action will be
promptly taken for any problems identified- Shift lead persons have the
responsibility to keep the areas clean and report any spills or discharges that may
occur Frequent area walk-through inspections (at least weekly) will be
performed to ensure the facility is in compliance with housekeeping directives
4.2 Preventive Maintenance. Tn State Scrap Metal Inc is required under Section 4
of the NCDENR General Permit No NCG200000 to " at all times properly
operate and maintain all facilities and systems of treatment and control which
are installed or used to achieve compliance with the conditions of this general
peraut" Facihty employees will complete monthly inspections to identify those
areas that may require maintenance, repairs or modifications in order to eliminate
or mmlt ze the contribution of pollutants to storm water discharge from the site
On a monthly basis, all egwpment whose operation may affect the quality of
storm water discharged from the site will be inspected inspection items which
may require that corrective action be taken may include, but not limited to, the
following
• Parking lots clear of motor oil puddles, storm drains free of debris
• Storm water piping, dram connections, gulhes/ditches, and storm grates »
properly connected and in good repair; adequate flow gradient, free of
debns/flow not blocked, np-rap stone or other erosion control material
properly positioned
• Storage semi -trailers material inside is dry/no liquid leaks from stored
material inside trailers
• Employees identifying equipment or areas requiring corrective action will
notify the Emergency Coordinator and, as feasible, will take immediate action
to safeguard the environment All corrective action, whether preventive or
urgent in nature, will be documented
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4.3 Sediment and Erosion ControL Structural or vegetation stabilization measures
used to hmit erosion and control sediment loss from storm water runoff includes
the following
• Typical building surfaces (concrete, or gravel) or natural groundcover (grass,
trees, shrubs, etc ) surround the facility
• The grounds are graded to pirovide adequate channeling of storm water runoff
into the drainage system
5 0 EMPLOYEE TRAINING.
51 Training for SWPPT and Others. Once every 12 months, all members of the
SWPPT shall receive initial or refresher training regarding the components, goals, and
procedures of the SWP3 The training will augment instruction SWPPT members may
receive specific to oil or oily substance spill response
5.2 Training Program Responsibility. The Emergency Coordinator is responsible
for developing, scheduling, implementing and cooriimating the SWP3 training program
The Emergency Coordinator will determine the appropriate level of training required for
SWPPT members and other personnel as apphcable
5.3 Traunsng Topics. Classroom training will be augmented by hands-on drills, and
shall include critiques of team performance Training will be documented and records
kept Trainuig,will address, but will not be limited to, the following topics
• SWP3 goals and objectives
• Good housekeeping procedures
• Egwpment preventive maintenance activities and erosion control aspects
• Spill prevention, response, and cleanup procedures
• Material handling and storage procedures
• Site inspection requirements
• Record keeping and reporting requirements
• Other topics pertaining to storm water management and pollution prevention
6.0 RESPONSIBLE PARTY. As the facility's Emergency Coordinator,
John Gnbble is designated the primary "Responsible Person" As the Back-up
Emergency Coordinator, the Company President also is designated a "responsible
Person" by the Owner/Operator As required in the General Permit NCG200000 a
"Responsible Person" shall be on site at all times during facility operations that have the
potential to contaminate storm water runoff through spills or exposure of materials
associated with the facility operations The Environmental Coordinator has fiill authority
to make necessary decisions to ensure success of the program, and is authorized to halt
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any operation of the company where there is danger of pollutants entering storm water
discharges and/or actions which are in direct violation of the facility's permit
7.0 PLAN AMENDMENT AND REVIIEW. The SWP3 shall be amended as
necessary to improve BMPs already m place, and whenever there is a change an facility
design, construction, operation, or maintenance that has a significant effect on the
potential for the discharge of pollutants to surface waters In accordance with General
Permit No NCG200000, the SWP3 shall be reviewed and updated by the Emergency
Coordinator annually The Emergency Coordinator is the sole person authorized to
amend the plan SWP3 reviews and amendments shall be documented
8 0 FACILITY INSPECTIONS
81 Ongoing Inspection Program. A comprehensive facility inspection program of
storm water pollution control structures and practices forms a critical ltne of defense
between compliance and noncompliance with the NCDENR General Permit No
NCG200000 Tri State Scrap Metal Inc will conduct and record facility mspections on a
weekly and monthly basis, as delineated below
8.2 Weekly. The Emergency Coordinator/SWPPT Leader shall be responsible for
assigning and training designated employees to perform weekly (daily if feasible)
housekeeping inspections of the areas listed in Section 1 35 of the SWP3 (Risk
Identification and Assessment) where materials containing oil and grease, and other
environmentally harmful materials are handled and/or stored. If scrap metal, water or
other liquids are found in any of these areas, the employee shall take prompt and
appropriate action to avoid a noncompliance or potential pollution incident by cleaning
up the area(s)
• Loadmg/unloadmg areas
• Metal parts and scrap in storage/collection areas
• Oils and lubricants inside storage areas
83 Monthly. The Emergency Coordmator/SWPPT Leader shall be responsible for
assigning and training SWPPT members to conduct monthly visual inspections Monthly
visual inspections of the facility, including a survey of preventive maintenance equipment
and outfalls and all storm water point sources and outfalls, will be scheduled, conducted
and recorded The purpose of the inspection is to identify key equipment and areas that
have the potential for contributing to the"pollution of storm water runoff Inspections will
include the following
• Verify that adequate supplies of spill control materials and equipment are
maintained and readily available for use
• Verify that measures and controls (BMPs) are being followed and are
effective
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• Make provisions for addressing identified deficiencies to ensure that
corrective actions can be tracked
• Be recorded and retained for a minimum of 2 years
If during the monthly survey the inspector identifies a need or deficiency in any area of
the facility that has the potential for increasing the risk of pollutants being released to
storm water runoff, the employee will take immediate and appropriate action and/or
notify the Emergency Coordinator
90 STORM WATER DISCHARGE CHARACTERISTIC MONITORING
9.1 Storm Water Discharge Monitoring: By virtue of the possibility of runoff
coming in contact with oil, other lubricants, and grease, the facility is required to monitor
storm water discharge This requirement is outlined in the NCDENR General Permit No
NCG200000 The facility is required to monitor storm water discharge annually for
analytical discharge parameters and semi-annually for qualitative (visual) discharge
characteristics
9.2 Representative Sampling and Storm Event: As fequired by NCDENR in the
General Penrut No NCG200000, samples collected and measurements taken " shall be
characteristic of the volume and nature of the permitted (storm water) discharge" In
addition, NCDENR requires that analytical sampling " shall be performed during a
representative storm event", defined as a storm event that measures greater than 0 1
inches of rainfall and that is preceded by at least 72 hours in which no storm event
measuring greater that 0 1 inches has occurred A single storm event may contain up to
10 consecutive hours of no precipitation For exaniple, if it rains for 2 hours without
producing any collectable discharge at an outfall and theca stops raining, a sample may be
collected if rain producing a discharge begins again within the next 10 hours
In addition, the following representative sampling requirements shall be followed
• All samples shall be taken before the discharge joins or is diluted by any other
waste stream, water body, or substance
• Monitoring points once implemented (outfalls, as delineated m the SWP3,
shall not be changed without notifying NCDENR Division of Water Quality
• At a mimmum, the following information shall be recorded for each
measurement, sample, or observation ("sampling activities") performed
o Date, location, and time of sampling
o Name/title of individuals conducting sampling activities
o Date sampling performed
o Name/title of individuals performing analysis/results of sampling
o Analytical techniques or methods used
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o Results of each analysts
9.3 Analytical Monitoring Requirements As specified Section B of the general
permit, analytical monitoring of storm water discharges shall be performed as specified in
the following table
Discharge Characteristics/Analyses
units
Limits
Measurement
___Vrequen
Sample
Sample
Location
Chemical Oxygen Demand
m
<100 0 MgA
Anrivall
Grab*
SDO#
Total Cadmium
Mg/I
<0 0152
m
Annually
Grab*
SDO#
Total Lead
m
0 033 m
Annually
Grab*
SDO#
Total Suspended Solids S
-Tgfl
<100 0 mgn
Annually
Grab*
SDO#
Total Rainfall
inches
NA
Annually
Ram Gauge
-
Event Duration
minutes
NA
Annuatt
-
-
Total Flow
MG
NA
Annuli
-
SDO
Notes
* Grab Sample is an individual sample collected instantaneously Grab samples must be
taken within the first 30 mmutes of discharge
# SDO = storm water discharge outfall (outfalls 001-004)
For each sampled representative storm event the total rainfall, storm duration, and
total flow must be recorded Total flow shall be either (1) measured continuously,
(2) calculated based on the amount of area draining to the outfall, the amount of built -
upon (impervious) area, and the total amount of rainfall, or (3) estimated by the
measurement of flow at 20 minute intervals during the storm event
AnWytical, or quantitative, monitoring iecords, including laboratory reports and
analytical instrument calibration data, shall be maintained at the facility for a period
of 5 years from the date of the sample All analytical monitoring shall be performed
during a representative storm event
9 3.1 Laboratory Certification A North Carolina certified lab must be used to
perform analytical monitoring Laboratory test procedures for the analysis of pollutants
shall conform to the North Carolina Environmental Management Commission regulations
published pursuant to NCGS 143-215 63 et. seq, the Water and Air Quality Reporting
Acts, and to regulations published pursuant to Section 304(g), 33 USC 1314 of the
Federal Water Pollution Control Act, as Amended, and 40 CFR 136
94 Qualitative Momtoring Requirements. The purpose of qualitative momtonng
is to evaluate the effectiveness of the SWP3 and to assess new sources of storm water
pollution No analytical tests are required. As specified in the general permit, qualitative
monitonng " requires a visual inspection of each storm water outfall regardless of
representative outfall status"
Documentation of the qualitative (visual) monitoring associated with the initial analytical
monitoring event shall be included with the analytical monitoring submittal for the first
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year of coverage under the permit. Analytical results from sampling during the final year
of coverage under the permit shall be submitted as part of the facility's permit renewal
application The NC DENR DWR SDO Qualitative Monitoring Report standard form is
in Appendix IV and the analytical form titled SDO Monitoring Report is Appendix V
Dtscharge Characteristics
Frequency
Monitoring
Location
Color
Semi-annual
SDO
Odor
Sewn -annual
SDO
C laity
Semi-annual
Soo
Floatmg Solids
Semi-annual
SDO
Suspended Solids
Semi-annual
SDO
Foam
Semi-annual
SDO
Oil Sheen
Senn -annual
SDO
Other obvious mdicators of
storm water pollution
Semi-annual
SDO
9.4.1 First Monitoring Event. Although the fast qualitative monitoring event under
the permit must coincide with the initial analytical monitoring event (regardless of the
season), qualitative monitoring does not need to be performed during a representative
storm event as defined in Section 9 1 1 of the SWP3 All other qualitative monitoring
shall be conducted twice per year, once in the spring (April - June) and once in the fall
(September — November)
9 4.2 Semi -Annual Monitoring Requirements. Qualitative (visual) monitoring storm
water discharges shall be conducted once in the Spring (Apnl-June) and once in the Fall
(September -November)
10 0 Onsite Vehicle Maintenance. Tri State Scrap Metal Inc contracts with an
outside vendor .for the maintenance of the facilities equipment The facility does not have
any vehicle maintenance activity occurring on -site which uses more than 55 gallons of
new motor oil per month when averaged over the calendar year For these reasons this
facility should be exempt from the General Permit No NCG200000 Section D Onsite
Vehicle Maintenance Monitoring Requirements
11..0 Owners Certification: " I certify, under penalty of law, that this document and
all attachments were prepared under my direction or supervision in accordance with a
system designed to assure that qualified personnel properly gather and evaluate the
information submitted Based on my inquiry of the person or persons who manage the
system, or those persons directly responsible for gathering the information, the
information submitted is, to the best of my knowledge and belief, trite, accurate, and
complete I am aware that there are significant penalties for submitting false information,
including the possibility of fines and imprisonment for knowing violations "
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Signature Date
Name o Grabble Title Vice Presi&nt/Operatxnns Mgr
APPENDIX I
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Georgoulias, Bethany
From John Grabble <tnstaterecycle@embargmail com>
Sent Thursday, April 30, 201S 2 43 PM
To Georgoulias, Bethany
Subject Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan
Attachments SWP3 signature pdf, SWP3 pdf
Bethany,
Please find attached the updated Pollution Prevention Plan for Tri-State Scrap Metals Permit # NCG200469
Also attached is a signature page
Due to the size of the attachment you will also get another email with the 7 5 minute Topo Map attached
Please feel free to call (828-670-9006) or email with any questions you may have
Thanks,
John
John Gribble
Mountain Metals
79 Pond Road
Asheville, NC 28806
828-670-9006 Office
828-670-6010 Fax

Georgouhas, Bethany
From John Gabble <tristaterecycle@embargmail com>
Sent Thursday, April 30, 2015 3 19 PM
To Georgoulias, Bethany
Subject Tri-State Scrap Metal 7 5 Minute Topo
Bethany,
Please follow the link below to access the 7 5 minute Topo for Tri-State Scrap Metal Permit # NCG200469
https //www dropbox com/s/7gsbw66oixsll31/NC Asheville 20130607 TM geo pdf?dl=0
Thanks,
John
John Gribble
Mountain Metals
79 Pond Road
Asheville, NC 28806
828-670-9006 Office
828-670-6010 Fax

Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan (SWP3)
Tri State Scrap Metals Inc.
79 Pond Road
Asheville, NC 28806
APPLICABLE REGULATORY STATUTES & LAWS
• CLEAN WATER ACT (CWA) — 33 USC 1251, 40 CFR PARTS 122,124
• NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM -- 33 USC
1342
• NORTH CAROLINA GENERAL STATUTE 143-215 1
• NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT, AND NATURAL
RESOURCES — DIVISION OF WATER QUALITY — GENERAL PERMIT NO
NCG200000
RESPONSIBLE PERSONNEL
Sonya Gribble
President
John Gribble
Vice President/Operations Manager
IMPLEMENTATION DATE- April 2015
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
PAGE
MANAGEMENT APPROVAL AND IMPLEMENTATION
3
PREAMBLE STATEMENT
3
10
SITE PLAN
6
2 0
STORM WATER MANAGEMENT PLAN
8
30
SPILL, PREVENTION AND RESPONSE PLAN
10
40
PREVENTION MAINTENANCE AND GOOD HOUSEKEEPING
PROGRAM
14
5 0
EMPLOYEE TRAINING
15
60
RESPONSIBLE PARTY
16
70
FACILITY INSPECTIONS
16
80
STORM WATER DISCHARGE CHARACTERISTICS MONITORING
16
90
IMPLEMENTATION
17
100
ONSITE VEHICLE MAINTENANCE
20
110
OWNERS CERTIFICATION
20
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MANAGEMENT APPROVAL AND IMPLEMENTATION
This Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan (SWP3) and the associated Best
Management Practices (BMP's) are approved by the management of Tn State Scrap
Metal, Asheville, NC and will be implemented as described herein It is understood that
in the event of an emergency event as described herein, the plan may be implemented at
the discretion of the company President or his/her designated alternate
SignatureA Date
Name J Gnbble Title Vice President
Preamble Statement
DATE April 34-? 2015
SUBJECT SWP3 for Tri State Scrap Metal, Asheville, NC
STATE REGULATORY STANDARD North Carolina General Statute 143-215 1
BASIS
The federal Clean Water Act (CWA) prohibits any person from discharging pollutants
into a waterway from a point source unless a permit issued either by EPA or an
authorized state agency authorizes the discharge The National Pollutant Discharge
Elimination System (NPDES) permit program forms the cornerstone of the federal
program
DEFINITIONS
Storm water, defined in 40 CFR 122 26(b)(3) as "storm water runoff, snow melt, and
surface runoff and drainage' which is associated with industrial activity must discharge
through a point source
Point source discharge of storm water; defined in Part VI (Definitions) of the North
Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Resources (NCDENR) Division of
Water Resources General Permit No NCG200000 is "any discernible, confined and
discrete conveyance including, but not specifically limited to, any pipe, ditch, channel,
tunnel, conduit, well, or discrete fissure from which storm water is or may be discharged
to waters of the state " Point source discharge may include storm water that flows off
facility property, channels into a naturally occurring ditch, and issues into a surface water
body
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Storm water discharge, associated with industrial activity is defined by EPA, discharge
from any conveyance that is used for collecting and conveying storm water and that is
directly related to manufacturing, processing, or raw materials storage areas at an
industrial plant
Storm Water Pollution Prevenhon Plan (SWP3), as defined in NCDENR's General
Permit No NCG200000 is a comprehensive site -specific plan, which details measures
and practices to reduce storm water pollution, and is based on an evaluation of the
pollution potential of the site
PURPOSE AND PLAN MAINTENANCE
The primary purpose of the SWP3 is to provide a step-by-step process for ensuring that
pollutants do not enter storm water discharges originating from the Tri State Scrap Metal
Inc facility site in Asheville, NC The SWP3 includes the use of Best Management
Practices (BMPs) — both non-structural and structural As required under the NPDES
General Permit, BMPs are designed to prevent or mini nine storm water exposure to
pollutants, and provide required degrees of sediment and erosion control
REGULATORY COMPLIANCE
The requirement that Tn State Scrap Metal Inc - Asheville develop and implement a
SWP3 is the most significant condition of compliance under the NCDENR Division of
Water Resources General Permit for storm water point source discharges associated with
scrap metal recycling facilities (standard industrial classification (SIC 5093] The Tri
State Scrap Metal Inc , Asheville certification number under NCDENR's General Permit
is NCG200469
ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT
As authorized by EPA under the NPDES program, NCDENR's Division of Water
Resources administers and enforces the state's storm water discharge permit rules
Violations of NPDES General Permit provisions under the Clean Water Act (CWA) can
bring administrative, civil, and criminal penalties punishable by fines up to $50,000 per
day of violation and/or imprisonment for not more than 3 years Under North Carolina
law (NC General Statutes 143-215 bA), a daily civil penalty of not more than $10,000 per
violation may be assessed against any person who violates or fails to act in accordance
with the terms, conditions, or requirements of specific plan, which details measures and
practices to reduce storm water pollution, and is based on an evaluation of the pollution
potential of the site
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FACILITY CONTACT INFORMATION
OWNER/OPERATOR INFORMATION
Tn State Scrap Metal Inc
79 Pond Road
Asheville, NC 28806
PERSON IN CHARGE OF FACILITY
John Gnbble - Vice President/Operations Manager
[phone] work hours
[phone] cell / non -work hours
EMERGENCY COORDINATOR
John Gnbble — Environmental Coordinator
[phone] work hours
[phone] cell / non -work hours
BACK-UP EMERGENCY COORDINATOR
Sonya Gnbble — President
[phone] work hours
[phone] cell / non -work hours

1.0 SITE PLAN.
11 General Location and Map. Tn State Scrap Metal Inc is located at 79 Pond
Road and is a 4 72 acre tract located in the city of Asheville, North Carolina (Buncombe
County) The geographic location is Latitude 350 32' 44 9" North, Longitude 82' 36'
14 8" West with an elevation of 2103 feet above mean sea level The surrounding area
consists of industrial property and other commercial or public property North of this
location is a vacant wooded lot, south is a cement manufacturing facility, east is a vacant
wooded lot, and west is wooded buffer and Interstate Highway 1-26
Surrounding facilities include a ready mix concrete manufacturer, a Solid Waste Transfer
Station, a micro -brewery, and an interstate highway The nearest significant body of
water or navigable waterway is Ho=ny Creek, which runs east southeast of the property
line and borders subject site Hominy Creek is a navigable waterway of Western North
Carolina regulated under the authority of NCDENR s Division of Water Resources
Hominy Creek is a tributary to the Upper French Broad River Basin which is considered
to be an impaired waterway by the US EPA Appendix II is a Topographic map that
depicts an aerial view of the facility in relation to transportation routes, surface waters,
and other topographic features This map is from the United States Geological Survey
and the fly over was performed in 2013 for this reason it More accurately depicts the
close proximity of Interstate Highway 126 than the Buncombe County map that is based
on a 2010 fly over The interstate highway is currently under construction and is located
in more close proximity to the Tn State property than in previous years The Buncombe
County Land Records Information is located in Appendix I
12 Description of Critical Practices and Activities. The facility is engaged in the
recycling of scrap metal Processes conducted at the facility include receiving scrap
materials and parts, material handling, segregation and storage The facility receives
scrap metal from the public during operations hours The facility operates Monday
through Friday from 8 00am to 5 00 pm and employs 9 people The scrap items are sorted
by metal type and placed in an appropriate area, All metal scrap is weighed as it comes
into the facility The segregation process includes identifying metal type and placing the
metal in the appropriate container The storage containers vary in kind and size (e g
aluminum is placed in large enclosed trailers and other scrap is placed in cubic -yard
boxes or may be stored in roll -off containers)
This facility does perform some disassembly, which is
associated with the acceptance of automobiles When
automobiles are brought into the facility they are
placed on a rack for removal of any automotive fluids
These fluids are pumped into the appropriate
containers and stored for recycling, and then the
catalytic converters and radiators are removed
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The facility is compnsed of an office, scales and a storage area
• The office is located in the western portion of the property near the front entrance
to the facility from Pond Road behind the scales
• The remaining 4 7 acres is an elevated 50% concrete surface and 50% soil/gravel
surface used for metal segregation and storage
• The facility receives materials and places them into roll off containers that are
facing uphill in order to keep any water or fluids from being released onto the
ground These roll off containers are covered w an attempt to keep rain from
entering them
• There is a covered storage area that is used for fuel storage and material
segregation Batteries are stored in this area on pallets until a vendor picks them
up for recycling
1.3 Site Maps. Maps contained in Appendix II, Storm Water Drainage, depict the
storm water drain systems for the Tri State Scrap Metal Inc - Asheville facility
The Appendix I map identifies buildings and grounds, and structural (BMP's)
The maps depict the location of all existing storm water collection structures, flow
channels and directions, and discharge points to the environment (Outfall 001)
1.3 1 Drainage system. The facility is located on a 50% concrete surface and 50%
dirt/gravel surface with an engineered gradient that channels storm water runoff into one
or more exterior storm water collection systems that discharge to the Hominy Creek
Hominy Creek is class C water way in the French Broad Raver Basin
1.3 2 Predicted Drainage Flow. As depicted in Appendices I and II, there are several
man-made features at the facility for storm water collection and discharge The property
is graded and the perimeter is planted with grass, trees, and other landscaping to channel
drainage into the storm water collection systems In addition, gravel roads and employee
parking and truck maneuvering areas are sloped to channel storm water and non -storm
water discharge into the single outfall or other discharge features serving the property
Arrows indicate predicted drainage flow
• Outfall 001 Storm water runoff is collected from the building's east lawn, outside
scrap storage pad, and lower parking lot and is channeled for discharge through
Outfall 001 located in the southeast quadrant of the property Outfall 001 discharges
into the Hominy Creek which is located east of the facility Discharge outfall is
located @ Latitude 35D 34' 31 44" N and Longitude 82' 33' 58 42" W
1.3 3 Potential Areas for Storm Water Contamination
Scrap yard Vanous parts which cannot be salvaged are placed in containers or staged
on the concrete surface prior to off -site shipment as scrap steel Storm water from this
area could be potentially contaminated by rusting steel and residual oil and grease that is
remaining on the parts These contaminants may contain iron oxides, solids, oil and
grease
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Parking lot: Employees and patrons park their vehicles in the gravel parking lot near
the facility entrance Storm water from this area can be potentially contaminated by
leaking fluids from vehicles parked in this area These contaminants may contain oil,
grease, mineral oils, antifreeze and solids
13.4 Spill Prevention Measures
The working and storage surface is on concrete with a privacy fence and a vegetative
cover around the perimeter This vegetative buffer will significantly reduce and remove
potential storm water contaminants before having the opportunity to leave the property
and be discharged into the waterway The parking lot has a gravel surface as an effort to
nur unize storm water exposure to potential contaminants
1.3 5 Risk Identification and Assessment A risk identification and assessment has
been made of potential pollutant sources existing at facility areas Potential SW exposure
is judged to be High (material often is delivered, handled, and/or stored outside and
uncovered), Medium (material is stored outside but is in a container), or Low (material is
used and/or stored inside)
Category 1 - Loading/unloading operations
Category 2 - Outdoor storage activities
Category 3 - Significant dust or particulate generating processing
CAT
Significant
Potential
Pollution Source
Location
Potential
SW
Exposure
Past
Significant
Spill or Leak
1
Scrap metal parts
Concrete staging area
High
None
2
Scrap metal parts
Concrete staging area
Med
None
3
1 Parking area
Parking lot
Med
None
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21 Feasibility Study. The Risk Identification and Assessment delineated in
Section 135 suggests that the highest potential for storm water exposure to contaminants
is during the loadinglunloading operations on the concrete staging area The best way for
the facility to reduce this risk is to provide spill kits in the work area so that when fluids
leak from parts, it will be cleaned up immediately and arrangements will be made for
appropnate disposal As of the date of this plan the facility has taken measures to
minimize potential storm water exposure by implementing the following

• The scrap yard will be inspected daily for spills and leaks Any spills or leaks
detected will be immediately cleaned with a dry absorbent material
• To prevent excessive rusting of metal, scrap materials will be shipped off -site
within thirty days of entering the scrap yard
• Oil absorbent socks will be placed in the outfalls
• When feasible, scrap metal parts are segregated by type and stored in containers
such as cubic yard boxes on pallets or roll off boxes
22 Secondary Containment Schedule: Tn State Scrap Metal Inc does not have
bulk quantities of liquid materials that would be covered by Section 313 of Title III of the
Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act (SARA) water priority chemicals The
facility purchases S gallon containers of hydraulic oil and all types of oils are stored in
their original containers in a storage trailer to provide secondary containment This
storage trailer is not directly connected to any storm water conveyance system There
would not be an opportunity for storm water to enter this enclosed storage area This
facility does not store one thousand three hundred twenty gallons or more of oil products
and is exempt from the requirements for a Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasures
(SPCC) plan Where, in a 24 hour period, a release occurs containing a hazardous
substance (e g , oil, hazardous materials, copper and/or storm water runoff tainted with
SARA Title III Section 313 water priority chemicals such as copper, chromium, lead,
nickel, sulfuric acid, etc ) in the amount equal to or in excess of the reportable quantity
(RQ) established under 40 CFR 117 or 40 CFR 302 for that hazardous substance, the
following compliance actions must take place In addition, NCDENR defines that a spill
" or any noncompliance which may endanger health or the environment" must be
reported within 24 hours" from the time of knowledge of the incident
23 Best Management Practices (BMW) Summary: A combination of nonstructural
and structural BMP's have been implemented to minimize the potential for pollutants to
enter into the storm water draining from the Tn State Scrap Metal Inc facility
Structural BMP's are the following:
• Concrete pad for facility operations
• Gravel parking lot
• Perimeter vegetation surrounding property to prevent potential contaminant
exposure and serve as a buffer to storm water outfall areas
Non-structural BMP's are the following
• The scrap yard will be inspected daily for spills and leaks Any spills or leaks
detected will be immediately cleaned with a dry absorbent material
• To prevent excessive rusting of metal, scrap materials will be shipped off -site
within thirty days of entering the scrap yard
• Oil absorbent socks will be placed m the outfalls
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• When feasible scrap metal parks are segregated by type and stored in containers
such as cubic yard boxes on pallets or roll off boxes
30 Spill Prevention and Response Plan: The Tn State Scrap Metal Inc
facility has incorporated both structural and administrative controls to protect
storm water from potential exposure to scrap yard related contaminants These
measures should remove an estimated eighty percent of potential storm water
contaminants The following constituents are associated with scrap yard
operations iron, manganese, cadmium, copper, nickel, lead, zinc, and chromium
31 General Spill Response Procedures
• Response procedures during an on -site environmental emergency (including spill
detection and control for the release of oil, oilbased material, hazardous and non-
hazardous substance, or other potential pollutants) at the Tn State Scrap Metal
Inc facility are managed by the Emergency Coordinator
• Any spills of potential pollutants occurring at the facility shall be responded to
immediately, and the incident shall be recorded
• Emergency response equipment necessary to contain spills, to prevent pollutants
from entenng the storm water drainage system, and to clean up the spill area is
kept available for use at all times
32 Spill Prevention and Controls Procedures and controls intended to minimize
the chance of pollutants entering the storm water drainage system include
• Care in Ioadingfunloadmg containers at shippmg/receivmg loading area
• Availability and close proximity of spill stations and absorbent material to the
loading areas where spills of exposed material could occur
• Enforcing BMP work procedures to include (1) not allowing outside storage of
spillable materials, and (2) training employees to take extra care in loading trash
or debris into the metal scrap containers, so as to prevent spillage
• The facility provides employees with hands on training in spill prevention and
response, good housekeeping, proper material handling, disposal and control of
wastes
• Training of Storm Water Pollution Prevention Team (SWPPT) personnel to
identify spilled material, and hazards to human health and the environment posed
by spills., to make prudent decisions, and to initiate correct response actions (e g ,
emergency notifications, block spills from entering storm water drains and other
point sources, etc )
33 Response Requn-ements. All Tn State Scrap Metal Inc personnel shall take all
reasonable steps to minimize or prevent noncompliance (e g , process bypass
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system changes, or other actions that could result in discharges of pollutants in
violation of General Permit No NCG200000 requirements, etc) that may
endanger public health or the environment In general, actions upon discovering a
noncompliance situation shall include
• Initial Notification. During work hours, immediately notify the Emergency
Coordinator At a minu num, be prepared to tell the Emergency Coordinator, or
Back -Up Emergency Coordinator
o Your name,
o Location and time of the spill or other noncompliance event
o Material discharged to the environment (Give process, Container
label, Substance, Color, Smell, etc), and Approximate amount of
the discharge (fudge by container size - 1 gal can, etc ) or by floor
space covered (3 ft. diameter spill, an area of about one parking
space, etc)
• Spill Control Actions. To prevent migration, the discharge source shall be
determined, leakage contained and/or stopped, and additional discharge
controlled In no instance should any person, including S WPPT members,
attempt to stop or contain discharged material without proper training,
equipment, or backup personnel Specific discharge control actions include
o Response personnel shall initially use granular floor absorbent,
mats, pads, socks, and equipment from the nearest spill control
station or kits to contain the spill and, if necessary, channel any
liquid flow away from drains, or other external routes to soil or
surface water
o For any discharge occurring, response personnel shall take
immediate measures to block discharged material from reaching
storm water drains
o Additional equipment and absorbent material shall be brought to
the area and shall be used as needed for discharge containment and
clean up
• Emergency Coordinator Action The Emergency Coordinator (or, in his/her
absence, a designated alternate) will determine if reporting a spill to outside
agencies is required Where, in a 24 hour period, a release occurs containing a
hazardous substance (e g , oil, hazardous materials, copper and/or storm water
runoff tainted with SARA Title III Section 313 water priority chemicals such
as copper, chromium, lead, nickel, sulfuric acid, etc) in the amount equal to
or in excess of the reportable quantity (RQ) established under 40 CFR 117 or
40 CFR 302 for that hazardous substance, the following compliance actions
must take place In addition, NCDENR defines that a spill " or any
noncompliance which may endanger health or the environment" must be
reported within 24 hours' from the time of knowledge of the incident
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Sty Report the potential water pollution incident to the 24-hour NCDENR
Emergency Spill Response Hotline at 1-800-858-0368 and the EPA 24-hour
National Response Center at 1-800-424-8802 Make the initial report and
provide more information in follow-up calls if necessary
Step 2 A written submission must be provided to the North Carolina
Division of Water Resources, Storm Water and General Permits Urut, 1617
Mail Service Center, Raleigh, NC 27699-1617 (Phone [phone], Fax
919-733-0719) within 5 days of knowledge of the potential pollution
discharge event, the written submission shall contain the following
information
o A description of the noncompliance incident and its causes,
o The period of noncompliance, including exact dates and tunes,
o If the noncompliance has not been corrected, the anticipated time
when compliance is expected, and
o Steps taken or planned to reduce, eliminate, and prevent
reoccurrence of the noncompliance event
Step 3 Within 14 calendar days of knowledge of the release, a written report
of the incident must be submitted to EPA Region 4, 61 Forsyth Street, S W ,
Atlanta, GA 30303-3104 and NC DENR DWQ The report must describe the
following elements
o The release (type and amount of material released),
o Date release occurred,
o Circumstances leading to the release, and
o Steps and measures taken to prevent the reoccurrence of the release
and to improve response if appropriate
Step 4 Within 14 calendar days of knowledge of the release, the SWP3 shall
be reviewed to identify measures to prevent reoccurrence and to improve
response to such releases The SWP3 is to be modified where appropriate
Section 4 4 (Spills and Leaks) of the SWP3 will be updated to include listing
of the release event
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Storm Water Pollution Prevention Team (SWPPT) The SWPPT is headed by
the Environmental Coordinator Administrative responsibilities of the SWPPT
are to assist the Emergency Coordinator to develop, implement, and maintain
proficiency in the Spill Prevention and Response Plan (SPRP) segment of the
overall SWP3 Operational responsibilities of the SWPPT include taking action
to ensure (through a program of training, and periodic facility inspections) that
methods are being taken to minimize the risk of storm water pollution and
responding to mcidental spills or leaks that could infiltrate the facility's storm
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water system The members of the team and their primary responsibilities are
tabulated below
Name
Contact Information
Res onsnbthtnes
John Gabble
Environmental Coordinator
828-670-9006 work
828-989-8609 cell
• Emergency Coordinator
. SWPPT Leader
Sonya Gribble
Back-up Coordinator
828-670-9006 work
828-230-7512 cell
• Back -Up Emerg Coord
• Alternate SWPPT Leader
Juve Perez
828-670-9006 work
• SWPPT Member
Jose Gracia
828-670-9006 work
• SWPPT Member
3.5 SWPPT Methodology. The SWPPT will train, prepare and, during a spill
incident, work to prevent and eliminate all forms of pollution, especially those
that could infiltrate the facility's storm water collection system
3.6 Additional Response and Reporting Spills or leaks involving oil or only
substances defined and regulated by 40 CFR Part 112 2 may require additional
emergency response, contact/notification, and spill reporting (e g , local, state and
federal agencies, etc
3.7 Duties of the SWPPT Leader. With respect to the SWP3, specific duties of the
SWPPT Leader include, but are not necessarily limited to, the following
• Maintain overall responsibility for the SWP3
• Coordinate program requirements with employees to develop implement
and enforce appropriate storm water pollution prevention procedures and
Best Management Practices (BMPs)
• Assist team members to develop practices, precautions, and procedures to
mtmmaze cask of release of polluting substances into storm water point
sources, channels and ditches, and/or outfalls
• Perform or supervise periodic (at least monthly) and post -heavy rainfall
inspections in and around the facility, including visual inspections of all
storm water point sources and outfalls on the property Take or supervise
action to clear debris that clog or have the potential to clog point sources,
channels and ditches, and/or outfalls
• Train members of the SWPPT to conduct visual anspectaorns and monthly
preventive maintenance inspections, as required, to ensure polnctes and
BMPs remain valid as designated in the SWP3
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+ Ensure that appropriate training has been provided to all employees
involved in SWP3 procedures and responsibilities as designated in the
SVUP3
• Maintain current knowledge concerning the regulatory compliance and
legal requirements governing this SWP3
• Ensure that a signed copy of the SWP3 is available at the facility for
review by the U S Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), NCDENR
Division of Water Quality, or other regulatory officials if requested
4 0 PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE AND GOOD HOUSEKEEPING
PROGRAM.
41 Good Housekeeping. Good housekeeping practices will be the primary method
used at the facility to muumi the potential for pollutants to enter storm water
discharge from the site The areas assessed to be most at nsk for pollution of
storm water will be monitored at a minimum weekly Corrective action will be
promptly taken for any problems identified Shift lead persons have the
responsibility to keep the areas clean and report any spills or discharges that may
occur Frequent area walk-through inspections (at least weekly) will be
performed to ensure the facility is m compliance with housekeeping directives
42 Preventive Maintenance. Tn State Scrap Metal Inc is required under Section 4
of the NCDENR General Permit No NCG200000 to " at all tunes properly
operate and maintain all facilities and systems of treatment and control which
are installed or used to achieve compliance with the conditions of this general
permit" Facility employees will complete monthly inspections to identify those
areas that may require maintenance, repairs or modifications in order to eliminate
or nunim€ze the contribution of pollutants to storm water discharge from the site
On a monthly basis, all equipment whose operation may affect the quality of
storm water discharged from the site will be inspected Inspection items which
may require that corrective action be taken may include, but not lumted to, the
following
• Parking lots clear of motor oil puddles, storm drains free of debris
• Storm water piping, drain connections, gullies/ditches, and storm grates >>
properly connected and in good repair, adequate flow gradient, free of
debris/flow not blocked, rip -rap stone or other erosion control material
properly positioned
• Storage semi -trailers material inside is dry/no liquid leaks from stored
material inside trailers
• Employees identifying equipment or areas requiring corrective action will
notify the Emergency Coordinator and, as feasible, will take immediate action
to safeguard the environment All corrective action, whether preventive or
urgent in nature, will be documented
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4.3 Sedmient and Erosion Control. Structural or vegetation stabilization measures
used to limit erosion and control sediment loss from storm water runoff includes
the following
• Typical building surfaces (concrete, or gravel) or natural groundcover (grass,
trees, shrubs, etc ) surround the fatality
• The grounds are graded to provide adequate channeling of storm water runoff
into the drainage system
5 0 EMPLOYEE TRAINING.
5.1 Training for SWPPT and Others. Once every 12 months, all members of the
S WPPT shall receive initial or refresher training regarding the components, goals, and
procedures of the SWP3 The training will augment instruction SWPPT members may
receive specific to oil or oily substance spill response
52 Training Program Responsibility The Emergency Coordinator is responsible
for developing, scheduling, implementing and coordinating the SWP3 training program
The Emergency Coordinator will determine the appropnate level of training required for
SWPPT members and other personnel as applicable
53 Training Topics. Classroom training will be augmented by hands-on drills, and
shall include cntiques of team performance Training Will be documented and records
kept Training will address, but wall not be limited to, the following topics
• SWP3 goals and objectives
• Good housekeeping procedures
• Equipment preventive maintenance activities and erosion control aspects
• Spill prevention, response, and cleanup procedures
• Matenal handling and storage procedures
• Site inspection requirements
• Record keeping and reporting requirements
• Other topics pertaining to storm water management and pollution prevention
60 RESPONSIBLE PARTY As the facility's Emergency Coordinator,
John Gnbble is designated the primary "Responsible Person" As the Back-up
Emergency Coordinator, the Company President also is designated a "responsible
Person" by the Owner/Operator As required in the General Permit NCG200000 a
"Responsible Person" shall be on site at all tunes dung facility operations that have the
potential to contaminate storm water runoff through spills or exposure of materials
associated with the facility operations The Environmental Coordinator has full authonty
to make necessary decisions to ensure success of the program, and is authonzed to halt
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any operation of the company where there is danger of pollutants entering storm water
discharges and/or actions which are in direct violation of the facility's permit
7.0 PLAN AMENDMENT AND REVIEW. The SWP3 shall be amended as
necessary to improve BMPs already in place, and whenever there is a change in facility
design, constriction, operation, or maintenance that has a significant effect on the
potential for the discharge of pollutants to surface waters In accordance with General
Permit No NCG200000, the SWP3 shall be reviewed and updated by the Emergency
Coordinator annually The Emergency Coordinator is the sole person authorized to
amend the plan SWP3 reviews and amendments shall be documented
8 0 FACILITY INSPECTIONS
81 Ongomg Inspechon Program. A comprehensive facility inspection program of
storm water pollution control structures and practices fortes a critical line of defense
between compliance and noncompliance with the NCDENR General Permit No
NCG200000 Tn State Scrap Metal Inc will conduct and record facility inspections on a
weekly and monthly basis, as delineated below
82 Weekly. The Emergency Coordinator/SWPPT Leader shall be responsible for
assigning and training designated employees to perform weekly (daily if feasible)
housekeeping inspections of the areas listed in Section 135 of the SWP3 (Risk
Identification and Assessment) where materials containing oil and grease, and other
environmentally harmful materials are handled and/or stored If scrap metal, water or
other liquids are found m any of these areas, the employee shall take prompt and
appropriate action to avoid a noncompliance or potential pollution incident by cleaning
up the area(s)
• Loading/unloading areas
• Metal parts and scrap in storage/collection areas
• Oils and lubricants inside storage areas
83 Monthly The Emergency Coordinator/SWPPT Leader shall be responsible for
assigning and training SWPPT members to conduct monthly visual inspections Monthly
visual inspections of the facility, including a survey of preventive maintenance equipment
and outfalls and all storm water point sources and outfalls, will be scheduled, conducted
and recorded The purpose of the inspection is to identify key equipment and areas that
have the potential for contributing to the pollution of storm water runoff inspections will
include the following
• Verify that adequate supplies of spill control materials and equipment are
maintained and readily available for use
• Verify that measures and controls (BMPs) are being followed and are
effective
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• Make provisions for addressing identified deficiencies to ensure that
corrective actions can be tracked
• Be recorded and retained for a minimum of 2 years
If during the monthly survey the inspector identifies a need or deficiency in any area of
the facility that has the potential for increasing the risk of pollutants being released to
storm water runoff, the employee will take immediate and appropriate action and/or
notify the Emergency Coordinator
90 STORM WATER DISCHARGE CHARACTERISTIC MONITORING
91 Storm Water Discharge Monitoring. By virtue of the possibility of runoff
coming in contact with oil, other lubricants, and gfease, the facility is required to monitor
storm water discharge This requirement is outlined in the NCDENR General Permit No
NCG200000 The facility is required to monitor storm water discharge annually for
analytical discharge parameters and semi-annually for qualitative (visual) discharge
characteristics
92 Representative Sampling and Storm Event: As required by NCDENR m the
General Permit No NCG200000, samples collected and measurements taken " shall be
characteristic of the volume and nature of the permitted (storm water) discharge" In
addition, NCDENR requires that analytical sampling " shall be performed during a
representative storm event", defined as a storm event that measures greater than 0 1
inches of rainfall and that is preceded by at least 72 hours in which no storm event
measuring greater that 0 1 inches has occurred A single storm event may contain up to
10 consecutive hours of no precipitation For example, if it rains for 2 hours without
producing any collectable discharge at an outfall and then stops raining, a sample may be
collected if rain producing a discharge begins again within the next 10 hours
In addition, the following representative sampling requirements shall be followed
• All samples shall be taken before the discharge joins or is diluted by any other
waste stream, water body, or substande
• Monitoring points once implemented (outfalls, as delineated in the SWP3,
shall not be changed without notifying NCDENR Division of Water Quality
• At a minimum, the following information shall be recorded for each
measurement, sample, or observation ("sampling activities") performed
o Date, location, and time of sampling
o Name/title of individuals conducting sampling activities
o Date sampling performed
o Name/title of individuals performing analysis/results of sampling
o Analytical techniques or methods used
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o Results of each analysis
9.3 Analytical Monitoring Requirements As specified Section B of the general
permit, analytical monitoring of storm water discharges shall be performed as specified in
the following table
Discharge Characteristics/Analyses
Units
Limits
Measurement
FrequencLf
Sample
Type
Sample
Location
Chemical Oxygen Demand
m
<100 0 mo
Annually
Grab*
SDO#
Total Cadmium
MgA
<0 0152
MgIl
Annually
Grab*
SDO#
Total Lead
m /l
0 033 mg/1
Annually
Grab*
SDO#
Total Suspended Solids (TSS)
m
<100 0 m
Annual!
Grab*
SDO#
Total Rainfall
inches
NA
Annually
Rain glyge
-
Event Duration
minutes
NA
Annually-
-
Total Flow
MG
NA
Annually
-
SDO
Notes
* Grab Sample is an individual sample collected instantaneously Grab samples must be
taken within the first 30 minutes of discharge
4 SDO = storm water discharge outfall (outfalls 001-004)
For each sampled representative storm event the total rainfall, storm duration, and
total flow must be recorded Total flow shall be either (1) measured continuously,
(2) calculated based on the amount of area draining to the outfall, the amount of built -
upon (impervious) area, and the total amount of rainfall, or (3) estimated by the
measurement of flow at 20 minute intervals during the storm event
Analytical, or quantitative, monitoring records, including laboratory reports and
analytical instrument calibration data, shall be maintained at the facility for a period
of 5 years from the date of the sample All analytical monitoring shall be performed
during a representative storm event
9 3 l Laboratory Certification A North Carolina certified lab must be used to
perform analytical monitoring Laboratory test procedures for the analysis of pollutants
shall conform to the North Carolina Environmental Management Commission regulations
published pursuant to NCGS 143-215 63 et seq, the Water and Air Quality Reporting
Acts, and to regulations published pursuant to Section 304(g), 33 USC 1314 of the
Federal Water Pollution Control Act, as Amended, and 40 CFR 136
94 Qualitative Monitoring Requirements. The purpose of qualitative monitoring
is to evaluate the effectiveness of the S WP3 and to assess new sources of storm water
pollution No analytical tests are required As specified in the general permit, qualitative
monitoring " requires a visual inspection of each storm water outfall regardless of
representative outfall status"
Documentation of the Qualitative (visual) monitoring associated with the initial analytical
monitoring event shall be included with the analytical monitoring submittal for the first
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year of coverage under the permit Analytical results from sampling during the final year
of coverage under the permit shall be submitted as part of the facility's permit renewal
application The NC DENR DWR SDO Qualitative Monitoring Report standard form is
in Appendix 1V and the analytical form titled SDO Monitoring Report is Appendix V
Discharge Characteristics
Frequency
Monitoring
Location
Color
Semi-annual
SDO
Odor
Sean -annual
SDO
Clarity
Semi-annual
SDO
l~ loatmg Solids
Semi-annual
SDO
Suspended Solids
Semi-annual
SDO
Foam
Semi-annual
SDO
Oil Sheen
Semi-annual
SDO
Other obvious indicators of
storm water pollution
Semi-annual
SDO
9 41 First Monitonng Event. Although the first qualitative monitoring event under
the permit must coincide with the initial analytical monitoring event (regardless of the
season), qualitative monitoring does not need to be performed during a representative
storm event as defined in Section 9 1 1 of the SWP3 All other qualitative monitoring
shall be conducted twice per year, once in the spring (April - June) and once in the fall
(September — November)
9 4 2 Semu-Annual Monitormg Requirements. Qualitative (visual) monitoring storm
water discharges shall be conducted once in the Spring (Apnl-June) and once in the Fall
(September -November)
10.0 Onsite Vehicle Maintenance. Tri State Scrap Metal Inc contracts with an
outside vendor for the maintenance of the facilities equipment The facility does not have
any vehicle maintenance activity occurring on -site which uses more than 55 gallons of
new motor oil per month when averaged over the calendar year For these reasons this
facility should be exempt from the General Permit No NCG200000 Section D Onsite
Vehicle Maintenance Monitoring Requirements
11.0 Owners Certification " I certify, under penalty of law, that this document and
all attachments were prepared under my direction or supervision in accordance with a
system designed to assure that qualified personnel properly gather and evaluate the
information submitted Based on my inquiry of the person or persons who manage the
system, or those persons directly responsible for gathering the information, the
information submitted is, to the best of my knowledge and belief, true, accurate, and
complete I am aware that there are significant penalties for submitting false information,
including the possibility of fines and imprisonment for knowing violations "
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Signature
Date
Name John Cmbbie Title Nice President/Operations Mgr
APPENDIX I
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Signature Date /
Name o Gnbble Title Vice President/Operations Mgr
APPENDIX I
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FIL
NCDENR
North Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Resources
Division of Water Quality
Pat McCrory Charles Wakild, P E Join E Skvarla, III
Governor Director Secretary
February 1, 2013
John Gribble
Tri State Scrap Metal, Inc
Post Office 8160
Asheville, North Carolina 28814-8160
SUBJECT NPDES Stormwater Permit Compliance Inspection
Tri-State Scrap Metal, Inc
Permit No NCG200469
Buncombe County
Dear Mr Gribble
This letter is in follow-up to the NPDES Stormwater Pernut Compliance Inspection conducted on
January 3, 2013 The facility was found to be in compliance with permit NCG200469
However, improved housekeeping and further evaluation of the area to the left of the scale house is
needed Please also continue to monitor, maintain and evaluate SDO #1
Enclosed is a copy of the Compliance Inspection Report, which contains additional observations
and comments for your reference Please address the storm water concerns with your facility to
remain in compliance with your permit
Monitoring forms can be found at the following web address
littp //portal ncdenr orgltiveb/wq/ws/su/np_dess«tab-a under NCO200000
Please contact me at {$2$} 296-4664 or Tim FoYnncdenr go,. if I can be of any further assistance
or you would like to discuss any of the issues concerning my compliance inspection
Sincerely,
Tim Fox
Environmental Specialist
Surface Water Protection
Enclosure
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Compliance Inspection Report
Permit NCO200469 Effective 09/03/10 Expiration 12/31/14 Owner Tri State Scrap Metal Inc
SOC Effective Expiration Facility Tn State Scrap Metal Inc
County Buncombe 79 Pond Rd
Region Asheville
Asheville NC 28806
Contact Person John Gabble Title Phone [phone]
Directions to Facility
System Classifications
Primary ORC Certification Phone
Secondary ORC(s)
On Site Representative(s)
Related Permits
Inspection Date 01103/2013 EntryTime 11 00 AM Exit Time 12 00 PM
Primary Inspector Timothy R Fox Phone [phone]
Secondary Inspector(s)
Reason for Inspection Complaint Inspection Type Compliance Evaluation
Permit Inspection Type Wholesale Trade of Metal Waste and Scrap Stormwater
Discharge COC
Facility Status ■ Compliant ❑ Not Compliant
Question Areas
. Storm Water
(See attachment summary)
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Permit NCG200469 owner Facility Tn State Scrap Metal Inc
Inspection Date 01/03/2013 Inspection Type Compliance Evaluation Reason for Visit Complaint
Inspection Summary
I inspected the site with Andrea Keller (DENR Solid Waste Section) John Gribble with Tri State Scrap gave us a tour of
the facility
We discussed the organization of the SWPPP materials and documentation to help with future Inspections and record
keeping at the facility
There are two areas of concern at this time Sheet flow from the left side of the scale house needs to be evaluated Road
Improvements with the DOT Roadway will occur In the near future This would be the optimal time to consider installation
of a drain or device to divert sheet flow to SDO #1
House keeping also needs to be improved in this area to avoid any contaimination leaving the site
Surplus concrete had also been placed outside the facility in the front corner of the parking lot
We discussed discontinuing this practice to avoid contamination
The facility needs to Improve house keeping practices evaluate sheet flow to the left of the scalehouse evaluate and
monitor SDO #1 for discharge and put appropriate paper work in order
Please address the storm water concerns listed above to remain compliant with your storm water permit conditions
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Permit NCG200469 Owner Facility Tn State Scrap Metal Inc
Inspection Date 01/03/2013 Inspection Type compliance Evaluation
Reason for Visit Compiaint
Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan
Yes
No NA
NE
Does the site have a Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan?
■
D ❑
❑
# Does the Plan include a General Location (USGS) map?
■
D D
D
# Does the Plan Include a Narrative Description of Practices ?
■
n ❑
D
# Does the Plan include a detailed site map Including outfall locations and drainage areas?
■
D D
n
# Does the Plan include a fist of significant spills occurring during the past 3 years?
■
D D
D
# Has the facility evaluated feasible alternatives to current practices?
❑
■ ❑
❑
# Does the facility provide all necessary secondary containment?
■
D D
D
# Does the Plan include a BMP summary?
■
❑ ❑
❑
# Does the Plan Include a Spill Prevention and Response Plan (SPRP)?
■
D ❑
❑
# Does the Plan include a Preventative Maintenance and Good Housekeeping Plan?
■
❑ D
❑
# Does the facility provide and document Employee Training?
■
D D
n
# Does the Plan Include a list of Responsible Party(s)?
■
❑ D
D
# Is the Plan reviewed and updated annually?
■
D ❑
❑
# Does the Plan Include a Stormwater Facility Inspection Program?
■
D D
D
Has the Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan been implemented?
■
D D
D
Comment The facility needs to evaluate sheet flow to the left of the scale house This
area Is not draining to SDO #1
Qualitative Monitoring
Yes
No NA
NE
Has the facility conducted its Qualitative Monitoring semi-annually'
■
D ❑
D
Comment
Analytical Monitoring
Yes
No NA
NE
Has the facility conducted its Analytical monitoring?
❑
■ D
❑
# Has the facility conducted its Analytical monitonng from Vehicle Maintenance areas?
D
❑ ■
D
Comment No analytical monitoring was provided at the time of inspection No flow
was reported Need to evaluate and monitor basin discharge in the future
Permit and Outfalls
Yes
No NA
NE
# Is a copy of the Permit and the Certificate of Coverage available at the site?
WOOD
# Were all outfalls observed during the inspection?
WOOD
# If the facility has representative outfatl status Is it properly documented by the Division?
❑
D ■
❑
# Has the facility evaluated all illicit (non stormwater) discharges?
■
D D
❑
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Permit NGG200469 Owner Facility Tri State Scrap Metal Irc
Inspection Rate 01/0312013 Inspection Type Compliance Evaluation Reason for Visit Complaint
Comment Need to evaluate future sheet flow to the left of the scale house
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NCDENR
North Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Resources
Division of Water Duality
Beverly Eaves Perdue Coleen H Sullins
Governor Director
September 3, 2010
Mr John Gnbble
Tn-State Scrap Metal, Inc
79 Pond Road
Asheville, NC 28806
Subjc::1 General Permit No NC6200000
Tri-State Scrap Metal Inc
COC NCG200469
Buncombe County
Dear Mr Gnbble
Dee Freeman
Secretary
In accordance with your application fcr a discharge permit received on August 16, 2010, 'A e are
forwarding herewith the subject certificate of coverage to discharge under the subject state — NPDES
general permit This permit is issued pursuant to the requirements of North Carolina General Statute 143-
215 1 and the Memorandum of Agreement bet Veen North Ce -oiina and the US Environmental Protection
Agency dated October 15, 2007 (or as subsegdiently amended)
Please take notice that this certificate of coverage is not transferable except after notice to the
Division of Water Quality The Division of Water Quality may require modification or revocation and
reissuance of the certificate of coverage
This permit does not affect the legal requ cements to obtain other permits which may be required
by the Division of Water Quality or permits required by the Division of Land Resources, Coastal Area
Management Act or any other federal or local go-,emmental permit that may be required
If you have any questions concerning this permit, please contact Bnan Lowther at telephone
number [phone]
Sincerely,
for Coleen H Sullins
cc Ashe\ ille Regional Office
Central Files
Stomm ater Permitting Unit Files
Wellands and Stormwater Branch One
1617 Mail Service Center Raleigh North Carolina 27699 1617 NortliCarol lna
Location 512 N Salisbury St Raleigh North Carolina 27604 Phone [phone] FAX 91"07-6494 4 Customer Service 1 877-623 6748 Nlitu �-aLI
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES
DIVISION OF WATER QUALITY
GENERAL PERMIT NO NCG200000
CERTIFICATE OF COVERAGE No NCG200469
STORMWATER DISCHARGES
NA riONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM
In compliance with ine provision of North Carolina General Statute 143-215 1, other lawful
standards and regul,ttons promulgated and adopted by the North Carolina Environmental
Management Commission, and the Federal Water Pollution Control Act, as amended,
Tri-State Scrap Metal, Inc
is hereby authonz-d to discharge stormwater from a facility located at
Tri-State Scrap Metal Inc
79 Pond Road
Asheville, NC
Buncombe County
to receiving watc.-s designated as Hominy Creek, a class C water in the French Broad River
Basin, in accordai,( e with the effluent limitations, monitonng requirements, and other conditions
set forth in Parts I, 11, 111, IV, V, and VI of General Permit No NCG200000 as attached
This certificate of coverage shall become effective September 3, 2010
This Certificate of Coverage shall remain in effect for the duration of the General Permit
Signed this day September 3, 2010
for Coleen H Sullins, Director
Division of Water Quality
By the Authority of the Environmental Management Commission

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Lab tude 350 32' 4b" N
Longitude 820 36' 11" W
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National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System application for coverage under General Permit NCG200000
STORMWATER DISCHARGES associated with activities classified as
SIC 5093 Scrap Metal Recycling (except as specified below)
SIC" N/A Uke activities deemed by DWO to be similar in the process andlor the exposure of raw materials,
products, by-products, or waste materials
The following activities are specifically excluded from coverage under this General Permit
Automobile Wrecking for Scrap (SIC 5093)
• Non Metal Scrap Recycling (SIC 5093)
• Used Motor Vehicle Parts (SIC 5015) ' Standard Industrial Classification Code
f) Mailing address of owner/operator (address to which all p2rmlt correspondence will be mailed]
Name 1 . -S S .O Me �a / In C_
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State A/C ZIP Code
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state r ad numbers and distance gaud direction
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(A copy of a county Map or LISGS quad sheet wan facilityclearly located on ttie map is required to be submitted with
this application)
4) Latitude Longitude (degrees, minutes, seconds)
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5) This NPDES Permit Application applies to which of the following
:3 New or Proposed Facility Elate operation is to begin 1,- V
Existing
6) Standard Industrial Classification
Provide the 4 digit Standard Industrial Classification Code (SIC Code) that describes the primary industu c dy ` ',
this facility
SIC Code
7) Provide a brief description of the types of Industrial activities and products produced at this facilit
Street Address 10011
City 4-,zAe I._ //<,
Telephone No
E-mail Address
Location of facility producing discharge
Facility Name %E S le �r- 5,
Facility Contact Soh n
Contact E-mail
Street Address 7
City A -5.4 e
County
Telephone No
3) Physical Location Information
Narrative description of how to g
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to the facility (use street
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8) Discharge points
How many discharge points (ditches, pipes, channels, etc ) convey stormwater from the property'?
Receiving water classification (if known)
9) Receiving waters
What is the name of the dy or bodies of water {creek, stream, river, lake, etc ) that the facility stormwater
discharges end up in'?2 n s1 if Are •e K. .
Recennng water classification (if kn wn) ,T44 p a ; rc
If the site stormwater discharges to a separate storm sewer system, name the operator of the separate storm sewer
system (e g City of Raleigh municipal storm sewer)
10) Does this facility have any other NPDES permits?
g-'�o
4 YES
If yes, list the permit numbers for all current NPDES permits for this facility
11) Does this facility have any Non -Discharge permits (ex recycle permits)?
ON
n Yes
If yes, list the permit numbers for all current Non -Discharge permits for this facility _
12) Does this facility employ any best management practices for stormwater control?
© No
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13) Does this facility have a 5tormwater Pollution Prevention Plan?
o No
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14) Are vehicle maintenance activities occurring at this facility?
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Yes
15) Hazardous Waste
a) Is this facility a Hazardous Waste Treatment, Storage, or Disposal Facility?
9rNo
❑ Yes
b) Is this facility a Small Quantity Generator (less than 10Q0 kg of hazardous waste generated per month) of
hazardous waste?
M"_N�o
❑ Yes
c) Is this facility a Large [quantity Generator (1000 kg or more of hazardous waste generated per month) of
hazardous waste?
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d) if you answered yes to questions b or c , please provide the following information
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NAPPROXIMATE
TRI-STATE SCRAP METALS, INC.
ASHEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
ASHEVILLE, NC 1961
REVISEWINSPECTED 1991
QUADRANGLE
7.5 MINUTE SERIES {TOPOGRAPHIC}

Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan (SW P3)
Tri State Scrap Metals Inc.
79 Pond Road
Asheville, NC 28806
APPLICABLE REGULATORY STATUTES & LAWS
• CLEAN WA1 ER AC I (CWA) — 33 USC 1251 40 CFR PARTS 122 124
• NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM — 33 USC
1342
• NORTH CAROLINA GENERAL STATUTE 143-215 1
• NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT, AND NATURAL
RESOURCES — DIVISION OF WATER QUALITY — GENERAL PERMIT NO
NCG200000
RESPONSIBLE PERSONNEL
Sonya Gribble
President
John Grabble
Vllt President/Operations Manager
mold
IMPLEMENTATION DATE August 15, 2010 M
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
PAGE
MANAGEMENT APPROVAL AND IMPLEMENTATION
3
PREAMBLE STATEMENT
3
1 0
SITE PLAN
6
2 0
STORM WATER MANAGEMENT PLAN
8
30
SPILL PREVENTION AND RESPONSE PLAN
10
40
PREVENTION MAINTENANCE AND GOOD HOUSEKEEPING
PROGRAM
14
50
EMPLOYEE TRAINING
15
60
RESPONSIBLE PARTY
16
70
FACILITY INSPECTIONS
16
80
STORM WATER DISCHARGE CHARACTERISTICS MONITORING
16
90
IMPLEMENTATION
17
100
ONSITE VEHICLE MAINTENANCE
20
110
OWNERS CERTIFICATION
20
2

MANAGEMENT APPROVAL AND IMPLEMENTATION
this Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan (SWP3) and the associated Best
Management Practices (BMP's) are approved by the management of Tri State Scrap
Metal Asheville, NC and will be implemented as described herein It is understood that
in the event of an emergency event as described herein, the plan may be implemented at
the discretion of the company President or his designated alternate
Signature Date
Name t4,nGribble Title
Preamble Statement
DATE .tune 30 2010
SUBJECT SWP3 for Tri State Scrap Metal Asheville, NC
20/0
Vice President
STATE REGULATORY STANDARD North Carolina General Statute 143-215 1
BASIS
The federal Clean Water Act (CWA) prohibits any person from discharging pollutants
into a waterway from a point source unless a permit issued either by EPA or an
authorized state agency authorizes the discharge The National Pollutant Discharge
Elimination System (NPDES) permit program forms the cornerstone of the federal
program
DEFINITIONS
Storm water defined in 40 CFR 122 26(b)(3) as storm water runoff, snow melt and
surface runoff and drainage" which is associated with industrial activity must discharge
through a point source
Point source discharge of storm water, defined in Part VI (Definitions) of the North
Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Resources (NCDENR) Division of
Water Quality General Permit No NCG200000 is any discernible, confined and discrete
conveyance including, but not specifically limited to, any pipe, ditch, channel, tunnel,
(,onduit well, or discrete fissure from which storm water is or may be discharged to
3

waters of the state Point source discharge may include storm water that flows off
facility property, channels into a naturally occurring ditch, and issues into a surface water
body
Storm «ater discharge, associated NN ith industrial activity is defined by EPA discharge
from any conveyance that is used for collecting and conveying storm water and that is
directly related to manufacturing, processing, or raw materials storage areas at an
industrial plant
Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan (SWP3), as defined in NCDENR s General
Permit No NCG200000 is a comprehensive site -specific plan which details measures
and practices to reduce storm water pollution, and is based on an evaluation of the
pollution potential of the site
PURPOSE AND PLAN MAINTENANCE
The primar} purpose of the SWP3 is to provide a step-by-step process for ensuring that
pollutants do not enter storm water discharges originating from the Tri State Scrap Metal
Inc facility site in Asheville, NC The SWP3 includes the use of Best Management
Practices (BMPs) — both non-structural and structural As required under the NPDES
General Permit, BMPs are designed to prevent or minimize storm water exposure to
pollutants, and provide required degrees of sediment and erosion control
REGULATORY COMPLIANCE
1 he requirement that Tri State Scrap Metal Inc - Asheville develop and implement a
SWP3 is the most significant condition of compliance under the NCDENR Division of
Water Quality General Permit for storm water point source discharges associated with
scrap metal recycling facilities [standard industrial classification (SIC 5093] The Fri
State Scrap Metal Inc , Asheville certification number under NCDENR's General Permit
has not yet been issued
ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT
AS authorized by EPA under the NPDES program NCDENR s Division of Water
Quality administers and enforces the state s storm water discharge permit rules
Violations of NPDES General Permit provisions under the Clean Water Act (CWA) can
bring administrative cn it and criminal penalties punishable by fines up to $50 000 per
day of violation and/or imprisonment for not more than 3 years Under North Carolina
law (NC General Statutes 143-215 6A), a daily civil penalty of not more than $10,000 per
violation may be assessed against any person who violates or fails to act in accordance
with the terms, conditions or requirements of specific plan, which details measures and
practices to reduce storm water pollution and is based on an evaluation of the pollution
potential of the site
4

FACILITY CONTACT INFORMATION
OWNER/OPERATOR INFORMATION
Tri State Scrap Metal Inc
79 Pond Road
Asheville, NC 28806
PERSON IN CHARGE OF FACILITY
John Gribble - Vice President/Operations Manager
[phone] work hours
[phone] cell / non -work hours
EMERGENCY COORDINATOR
John Gribble — Environmental Coordinator
[phone] work hours
[phone] cell / non -work hours
BACK-UP EMERGENCY COORDINATOR
Sonya Gribble — President
[phone] work hours
[phone] cell / non -work hours
5

1 0 SITE PLAN
1 I General Location and Map Tri State Scrap Metal Inc is located at 79 Pond
Road and is a 4 72 acre tract located in the city of Asheville, North Carolina (Buncombe
County) The geographic location is Latitude 35' 32' 44 9" North, Longitude 82' 36'
14 8" West with an elevation of 2103 feet above mean sea level The surrounding area
consists of industrial property and other commercial or public property South of this
location is a vacant wooded lot, South is a cement manufacturing facility, East is a vacant
wooded lot and West is wooded buffer and Interstate Highway I-26
Surrounding facilities include a ready mix concrete manufacturer a Solid Wastc Transfer
Station a plastic card manufacturer and an interstate highway The nearest significant
body of water of na-vigable waterway is Hominy Creek which runs east southeast of the
property line and borders subject site Hominy Creek is a navigable waterway of
Western North Carolina regulated under the authority of NCDENR's Division of Water
Quality Hominy Creek is a tributary to the Upper French Broad River Basin which is
considered to be an impaired waterway by the US EPA Appendix III is a copy of the US
EPA s Water Locator Tool Report Summary Appendix I is a Topographic map that
depicts an aerial view of the facility in relation to transportation routes surface waters
and other topographic features The Buncombe County Land Records Information is
located in Appendi\ lI
1 2 Description of Critical Practices and Activities The facility is engaged in the
recycling of scrap metal Processes conducted at the facility include receiving scrap
materials and parts, material handling, segregation and storage The facility receives
scrap metal from the public during operations hours The facility operates Monday
through Friday from 8 00am to 5 00 pm. and employs 9 people The scrap items are sorted
by metal type and placed in an appropriate area All metal scrap is weighed as it comes
into the facility The segregation process includes identifying metal type and placing the
metal in the appropriate container The storage containers var} in kind and size (e g
aluminum is placed in large enclosed trailers and other scrap is placed in cubic-vard
boxes or may be stored in roll -off containers) This facility does perform some
disassembly which is associated with the acceptance of automobiles When automobiles
are brought into the facility any automotive fluids are removed and stored for recycling
then the catalytic converters and radiators are removed Once these items are removed the
automobiles are sold to Johnson Automotive where the parts are removed and resold
The facility is comprised of an office scales and a storage area
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• The office is located in the western portion of the property near the front entrance
to the facility from Pond Road behind the scales
• The remaining 4 7 acres is an elevated 50% concrete surface and 50% soil/gravel
surface used for metal segregation and storage
• The facility receives materials and places them into roll off containers that are
facing uphill in order to keep any Aater or fluids from being released onto the
ground These roll off containers are covered in an attempt to keep rain from
entering them
• There is a covered storage area that is used for fuel storage and material
segregation Batteries are stored in this area on pallets until a vendor picks them
up for recycling
13 Site Maps Maps contained in Appendix II, Storm Water Drainage, depict the
storm water drain systems for the Tri State Scrap Metal Inc - Asheville facility
the Appendi\ IV map identifies buildings and grounds, and structural (BMP s)
The maps depict the location of all existing storm water c,olleuion structures, flow
channels and dnections, and discharge points to the environment (Outfall 001)
13 1 Drainage system The facility is located on a 50% concrete surface and 50%
dirt/gravel surface with an engineered gradient that channels storm water runoff into one
or more exterior storm water collection systems that discharge to the Hominy Creek
13 2 PrWitted Drainage Floc% As depicted in Appendices II and 1V there are
several man-made features at the facility for storm water collection and discharge The
property is giadc.d and the perimeter is planted with grass trees and other landscaping to
channel drainage into the storm water collection systems In addition gravel roads and
employee parking and truck maneuvering areas are sloped to channel storm water and
non -storm water discharge into the single outfall or other discharge features serving the
property Arrows indicate predicted drainage flow
• Outfall 001 Storm water runoff is collected from the building's east lawn, outside
scrap storage pad and lower parking lot and is channeled for discharge through
Outfall 001 located in the southeast quadrant of the property Outfall 001 discharges
into the Mominy Cicck which is located east of the facility Dischaigc outfall is
located a Latitude 35° 34 31 49 N and Longitude 92' 33 58 42 W
1 3 3 Potential Areas for Storm 'Water Contamination
Scrap yard Various parts which can not be salvaged are placed in containers or staged
on the concrete surface prior to off -site shipment as scrap steel Storm water from this
area could be potentially contaminated by rusting steel and residual oil and grease that is
remaining on the parts Chese contaminants mati contain iron omdes solids oil and
grease
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Parking lot Employees and patrons park their vehicles in the gravel parking lot near
the facility entrance Storm water from this area can be potentially contaminated by
leaking fluids from vehicles parked in this area These contaminants may contain oil
grease mineral oils, antifreeze and solids
13 4 Spill Prevention Measures
The working and storage surface is on concrete with a privacy fence and a vegetative
cover around the perimeter This vegetative buffer will significantly reduce and remove
potential storm water contaminants before having the opportunity to leave the property
and be discharged into the waterway The parking lot has a gravel surface as an effort to
minimize storm water exposure to potential contaminants
1 3 5 Risk Identification and Assessment A risk identification and assessment has
been made of potential pollutant sources existing at facility areas Potential SW exposure
is judged to be High (material often is delivered handled and/or stored outside and
uncovered) Medium (material is stored outside but is in a container) or Low (material is
used and/or stored inside)
• Category 1 - Loading/unloading operations
• Category 2 - Outdoor storage activities
• Category 3 - Significant dust or particulate generating processing
CAT
Significant
Potential
Pollution Source
Location
Potential
SW
Exposure
Past
Significant
Spill or Leak
1
Scrap metal parts
Concrete staging area
High
None
2
Scrap metal parts
Concrete staging area
Med
None
3
Parking area
Parking lot
Med
None
20 STORM WATER MANAGEMENT PLAN
2 1 Feasibility Study The Risk Identification and Assessment delineated in
Section 1 35 suggests that the highest potential for storm water exposure to contaminants
is during the loading/unloading operations on the concrete staging area The best wav for
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the facility to reduce this risk is to provide spill kits in the work area so that when fluids
leak from parts, it will be cleaned up immediately and arrangements will be made for
appropriate disposal As of the date of this plan the facility has taken measures to
minimize potential storm water exposure by implementing the following
• The scrap yard will be inspected daily for spills and leaks Any spills or leaks
detected will be immediately cleaned with a dry absorbent material
• To prevent excessive rusting of metal, scrap materials will be shipped off -site
within thirty days of entering the scrap yard
• Oil absorbent socks will be placed in the outfalls
• When feasible, scrap metal parts are segregated by type and stored in containers
such as cubic yard boxes on pallets or roll off boxes
22 Secondary Containment Schedule Tri State Scrap Metal Inc does not have
bulk quantities of liquid materials that would be covered by Section 313 of Title III of the
Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act (SARA) water priority chemicals The
facility purchases 5 gallon containers of hydraulic oil and all types of oils are stored in
their original containers in a storage trailer to provide secondary containment I his
storage trailer is not directly connected to any storm water conveyance system 'I here
would not be an opportunity for storm water to enter this enclosed storage area 1 his
facility does not store one thousand three hundred twenty gallons or more of oil products
and is exempt from the requirements for a Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasures
(SPCC) plan Where in a 24 hour period, a release occurs containing a hazardous
substance (e g oil, hazardous materials, copper and/or storm water runoff tainted with
SARA Title III Section 313 water priority chemicals such as copper, chromium, lead,
nickel, sulfuric acid, etc ) in the amount equal to or in excess of the reportable quantity
(RQ) established under 40 CFR 117 or 40 CI:R 302 for that hazardous substance, the
following compliance actions must take place In addition, NCDENR defines that a spill
or any noncompliance which may endanger health or the environment must be
reported within 24 hours from the time of knowledge of the incident
23 Best Management Practices (BMP) Summary A combination of nonstructural
and structural BMP s have been implemented to minimize the potential for pollutants to
enter into the storm water draining from the Tri State Scrap Metal Inc facility Structural
BMP's are the following
• Concrete pad for tacility operations
• Gravel parking lot
• Perimeter vegetation surrounding property to prevent potential contaminant
exposure and serve as a buffer to storm water outfall areas

Non-structural BMP s are the following
• The scrap yard will be inspected daily for spills and leaks Any spills or leaks
detected will be immediately cleaned with a dry absorbent material
• To prevent excessive rusting of metal scrap materials will be shipped off -site
within thirty days of ente>>ng the scrap yard
• Oil absorbent socks will be placed in the outfalls
• When feasible scrap metal parts are segregated by type and stored to containers
such as cubic yard boxes on pallets or roll off boxes
30 Spill Pre-*ention and Response Plan The Tri State Scrap Metal Inc
facility has incorporated both structural and administrative controls to protect
storm water from potential e\posure to scrap yard related contaminants These
measures should remove an estimated eighty percent of potential storm water
contaminants The following constituents arc associated with scrap yard
operations iron manganese cadmium copper nickel lead zinc and chromium
31 General Spill Response Procedures
• Response procedures during an on -site environmental emergency (including spill
detection and control for the release of oil, oil -based material hazardous and non-
hazardous substance or other potential pollutants) at the Tri State Scrap Metal
Inc facility are managed by the Emergency Coordinator
• Any spells of potential pollutants occurring at the facility shall be responded to
immediately and the incident shall be recorded
• Emergency response equipment necessary to contain spills to prevent pollutants
from entering the storm water drainage system, and to clean up the spill area is
kept available for use at all times
32 Spill Prevention and Controls Procedures and controls intended to minimize
the chance of pollutants entering the storm water drainage system include
• Care in loading/unloading contatnets at shipping/receiving loading area
• Availability and close proximity of spill stations and absorbent material to the
loading areas where spills of exposed material could occur
• Enforcing BMP work procedures to include (1) not allowing outside storage of
spillable materials, and (2) training employees to take extra care in loading trash
or debris into the metal scrap containers so as to prevent spillage
• The faciht} provides employees with hands on training in spill prevention and
response good housekeeping proper material handling disposal and control of
wastes

• Training of Storm Water Pollution Prevention Team (SWPPT) personnel to
identify spilled material, and hazards to human health and the environment posed
by spills, to make prudent decisions, and to initiate correct response actions (e g ,
emergency notifications block spills from entering storm water drains and other
point sources, etc )
33 Response Requirements All Tri State Scrap Metal Inc personnel shall take all
reasonable steps to minimize or prevent noncompliance (e g , process bypass,
system changes, or other actions that could result in discharges of pollutants in
violation of General Permit No NCG200000 requirements, etc ) that may
endanger public health or the environment In general, actions upon discovering a
noncompliance situation shall include
• Initial Notification During work hours immediately notify the Emergency
Coordinator At a minimum be prepared to tell the Emergency Coordinator, or
Back -Up Emergency Coordinator
o Your name,
o Location and time of the spill or other noncompliance event
o Material discharged to the environment (Give process, Container
label, Substance, Color, Smell, etc ), and Approximate amount of
the discharge {fudge by container size - 1 gal can, etc ) or by floor
space covered (3 ft diameter spill, an area of about one parking
space etc )
• Spill Control Actions To prevent migration, the discharge source shall be
determined, leakage contained and/or stopped, and additional discharge
controlled In no instance should any person, including S WPPT members,
attempt to stop or contain discharged material without proper training,
equipment, or backup personnel Specific discharge control actions include
o Response personnel shall initially use granular floor absorbent
mats pads, socks and equipment from the nearest spill control
station or kits to contain the spill and, if necessary, channel any
liquid flow away from, drains, or other external routes to soil or
surface water
o For any discharge occurring, response personnel shall take
immediate measures to block discharged material from reaching
storm water drains
o Additional equipment and absorbent material shall be brought to
the area and shall be used as needed for discharge containment and
clean up
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• Emergency Coordinator Action The Emergency Coordinator (or, in his/her
absence, a designated alternate) will determine if reporting a spill to outside
agencies is required Where in a 24 hour period a release occurs containing a
hazardous substance (e g oil, hazardous materials, copper and/or storm water
runoff tainted with SARA Title III Section 313 water priority chemicals such
as copper chromium, lead, nickel, sulfuric acid etc ) in the amount equal to
or in excess of the reportable quantity (RQ) established under 40 CFR 117 or
40 CFR 302 for that hazardous substance, the following compliance actions
must take place In addition, NCDENR defines that a spill " or any
noncompliance which may endanger health or the environment" must be
reported within 24 hours' from the time of knowledge of the incident
Step I Report the potential water pollution incident to the 24-hour NCDENR
Emergency Spill Response Hotline at 1-800-858-0368 and the EPA 24-hour
National Response Center at 1-800-424-8802 Make the initial report and
provide more information in follow-up calls if necessary
Step 2 A written submission must be provided to the North Carolina
Division of Water Quality, Storm Water and General Permits Unit, 1617 Mail
Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1617 (Phone [phone], Fax 919-
733-0719) within 5 days of knowledge of the potential pollution discharge
event the written submission shall contain the following information
o A description of the noncompliance incident and its causes,
o The period of noncompliance, including exact dates and times,
o If the noncompliance has not been corrected, the .anticipated time
when compliance is expected, and
o Steps taken or planned to reduce, eliminate, and prevent
reoccurrence of the noncompliance event
Step 3 Within 14 calendar days of knowledge of the release a written report
of the incident must be submitted to EPA Region 4 61 Forsyth Street, S W
Atlanta, GA 30303-3104 and NC DENR DWQ The report must describe the
following elements
o The release (type and amount of material released)
o Date release occurred,
o Circumstances leading to the release, and
o Steps and measures taken to prevent the reoccurrence of the release
and to improve response if appropriate
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34
Sty Within 14 calendar days of knowledge of the release, the SWP3 shall
be reviewed to identify measures to prevent reoccurrence and to improve
response to such releases The SWP3 is to be modified where appropriate
Section 4 4 (Spills and Leaks) of the SWP3 will be updated to include listing
of the release event
Storm Water Pollution Prevention Team (SWPPT) The SWPP I is headed by
the Environmental Coordinator Administrative responsibilities of the SWPPT
are to assist the Emergency Coordinator to develop, implement and maintain
proficiency in the Spill Prevention and Response Plan (SPRP) segment of the
overall SWP3 Operational responsibilities of the SWPPT include taking action
to ensure (through a program of training, and periodic facility inspections) that
methods are being taken to minimize the risk of storm water pollution and
responding to incidental spills or leaks that could infiltrate the facility's storm
water system The members of the team and their primary responsibilities are
tabulated below
Name
Contact Information
Responsibilities
John Gribble
Environmental Coordinator
828-670-9006 work
828-989-8609 cell
. Emergency Coordinator
. SWPPT leader
Sonya Gribble
Back-up Coordinator
828-670-9006 work
828-230-75 12 cell
• Back -Up Emerg Coord
. Alternate SWPPT Leader
Juve Perez
828-670-9006 work
. SWPPT Member
Milton Chavez
828-670-9006 work
• S WPP r Member
Hector Bonilla
828-670-9006 work
. SWPPT Member
35 SWPPT Methodology The SWPPT will tram prepare and during a spill
incident work to prevent and eliminate all forms of pollution, especially those
ffiat could infiltrate the facility s storm water collection system
36 Additional Response and Reporting Spills or leaks involving oil or oily
substances defined and regulated by 40 CFR Part 112 2 may require additional
emergency response, contact/notification, and spill reporting (e g , local, state and
federal agencies, etc )
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37 Duties of the SWPPT Leader With respect to the SWP3 specific duties of the
SWPPT Leader include, but are not necessarily limited to, the following
+ Maintain overall responsibility for the SWP3
• Coordinate program requirements with employees to develop, implement
and enforce appropriate storm water pollution prevention procedures and
Best Management Practices (BMPs)
• Assist team members to develop practices precautions and procedures to
minimize risk of release of polluting substances into storm water point
sources, channels and ditches, and/or outfalls
• Perform or supervise periodic (at least monthly) and post -heavy rainfall
inspections in and around the facility, including visual inspections of all
storm water point sources and outfalls on the property Take or supervise
action to clear debris that clog or have the potential to clog point sources
channels and ditches and/or outfalls
• Train members of the SWPPT to conduct visual inspections and monthly
preventive maintenance inspections as required to ensure policies and
BMPs remain valid as designated in the SWP3
• Ensure that appropriate training has been provided to all employees
involved in SWP3 procedures and responsibilities as designated in the
SWP3
• Maintain current knowledge concerning the regulatory compliance and
legal requirements governing this SWP3
• Ensure that a signed copy of the SWP3 is available at the facility for
review by the U S Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) NCDENR
Division of Water Quality or other regulatory officials if requested
40 PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE AND GOOD HOUSEKEEPING
PROGRAM
41 Good Housekeeping Good housekeeping practices will be the primary method
used at the facility to minimize the potential for pollutants to enter storm water
discharge from the site The areas assessed to be most at risk for pollution of
storm water will be monitored at a minimum weekly Corrective action will be
promptiv taken for anv problems identified Shift lead persons have the
responsibility to keep the areas clean and report any spills of discharges that may
occur Frequent area walk-through inspections (at least weekly) will be
performed to ensure the facility is in compliance with housekeeping directives
42 Preventive Maintenance Tri State Scrap Metal Inc is required under Section 4
of the NCDENR General Permit No NCG200000 to " at all times properly
operate and maintain all facilities and systems of treatment and control which
are installed or used to achieve compliance with the conditions of this general
permit Facility employees will complete monthly inspections to identify those
areas that may require maintenance repairs or modifications in order to eliminate
or minimize the contribution of pollutants to storm water discharge from the site
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On a monthly basis, all equipment whose operation may affect the quality of
storm water discharged from the site will be inspected Inspection items which
may require that corrective action be taken may include, but not limited to, the
following
• Parking lots >> clear of motor oil puddles storm drains free of debris
• Storm water piping drain connections gullies/ditches and storm grates >>
properly connected and in good repair adequate flow gradient free of
debris/flow not blocked rip -rap stone or other erosion control material
properly positioned
• Storage semi -trailers >> material inside is dry/no liquid leaks from stored
material inside trailers
• Employees identifying equipment or areas requiring corrective action will
notify the Emergency Coordinator and, as feasible, will take immediate action
to safeguard the environment All corrective action whether preventive or
urgent in nature will be documented
43 Sediment and Erosion Control Structural or vegetation stabilization measures
used to limit erosion and control sediment loss from storm water runoff includes
the following
• Typical building surfaces ( concrete, or gravel) or natural groundcover (grass,
trees, shrubs, etc ) surround the facility
• The grounds are graded to provide adequate channeling of storm water iunotl
into the drainage system
50 EMPLOYEE TRAINING
5 1 Training for SWPPT and Others Once every 12 months, all members of the
SWPPT shall receive initial or refresher training regarding the components, goals and
procedures of the SWP3 The training will augment instruction SWPPT members may
receive specific to oil or oily substance spill response
52 Training Program Responsibility The Emergencv Coordinator is responsible
for developing scheduling implementing and coordinating the SWP3 training program
The Emergency Coordinator will determine the appropriate level of training required for
SWPPT members and other personnel as applicable
53 Training Topics Classroom training will be augmented by hands-on drills, and
shall include critiques of team performance Training will be documented and records
kept Training will address but will not be limited to, the following topics
• SWP3 goals and objectives
• Good housekeeping procedures
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• Equipment preventive maintenance activities and erosion control aspects
• Spill prevention, response, and cleanup procedures
• Material handling and storage procedures
• Site inspection requirements
• Record keeping and reporting requirements
• Other topics pertaining to storm water management and pollution prevention
60 RESPONSIBLE PARTY As the facility s Emergency Coordinator,
John Gribble is designated the primary "Responsible Person' As the Back-up
Emergency Coordinator, the Company President also is designated a 'responsible
Person" by the Owner/Operator As required in the General Permit NCG200000 a
`Responsible Person shall be on site at all times during facility operations that have the
potential to contaminate storm water runoff through spills or exposure of materials
associated with the facility operations The Environmental Coordinator has frill authority
to make necessary decisions to ensure Success of the program and is autho>>zed to halt
any operation of the company where there is danger of pollutants entering storm water
discharges and/or actions which are in direct violation of the facility s permit
70 PLAN AMENDMENT AND REVIEW The SWP3 shall be amended as
necessary to improve BMPs already in place, and whenever there is a change to facility
design, construction, operation, or maintenance that has a significant effect on the
potential for the discharge of pollutants to surface waters in accordance with General
Permit No NCG200000 the SWP3 shall be reviewed and updated by the Emergency
Coordinator annually I he l-mergenev Coordinator is the sole person authorized to
amend the plan SWP3 reviews and amendments shall be documented
80 FACILITY INSPECTIONS
81 Ongoing Inspection Program A comprehensive facility inspection program of
storm water pollution control structures and practices forms a critical line of defense
between compliance and noncompliance with the NCDENR General Permit No
NCG200000 "I ri State Scrap Metal Inc will conduct and record facility inspections on a
weekly, and montlik, basis as delineated below
82 Weekly The Emergency Coordinator/SWPPT Leader shall be responsible for
assigning and training designated employees to perform weekly (daily if feasible)
housekeeping inspections of the areas listed in Section 1 35 of the SWP3 (Risk
Identification and Assessment) where materials containing oil and grease and other
environmentally harmful materials are handled and/or stored If scrap metal water or
other liquids are found in any of these areas the employee shall take prompt and
appropriate action to avoid a noncompliance or potential pollution incident by cleaning
up the area(s)
• Loading/unloading areas
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• Metal parts and scrap in storage/collection areas
• Oils and lubricants inside storage areas
83 Monthly The Emergency Coordinator/SWPPT Leader shall be responsible for
assigning and training SWPPT members to conduct monthly visual inspections Monthly
visual inspections of the facility including a survey of preventive maintenance equipment
and outfalls and all storm water point sources and outfalls will be scheduled conducted
and recorded The purpose of the inspection is to identify key equipment and areas that
have the potential for contributing to the pollution of storm water runoff Inspections will
include the following
• Verify that adequate supplies of spill control materials and equipment are
maintained and readily available for use
• Verify that measures and controls (BMPs) are being followed and are
effective
• Make provisions tot addressing identified deficiencies to ensure that
corrective actions can be tracked
• Be recorded and retained for a minimum of 2 years
If during the monthly survey the inspector identifies a need or deficiency in any area of
the facility that has the potential for increasing the risk of pollutants being released to
storm water runoff, the employee will take immediate and appropriate action and/or
notify the Emergency Coordinator
90 STORM WATER DISCHARGE CHARAC l ERISTIC MONITORING
91 Storm Water Discharge Monitoring By virtue of the possibility of runoff
coming in contact with oil, other lubricants, and grease, the facility is required to monitor
storm water discharge This requirement is outlined in the NCDENR General Permit No
NCG200000 The facility is required to monitor storm water discharge annually for
analytical discharge parameters and semi-annually for qualitative (visual) discharge
characteristics
92 Represtntatna Sampling and Storm E%ent As required by NCDENR in the
General Permit No NCG200000 samples collected and measurements taken shall be
characteristic, of the volume and nature of the permitted (storm water) discharge" In
addition, NCDENR requires that analytical sampling " shall be performed during a
representative storm event", defined as a storm event that measures greater than 0 1
inches of rainfall and that is preceded by at least 72 hours in which no storm event
measuring greater that 0 1 inches has occurred A single storm event may contain up to
10 consecutive hours of no precipitation For example if it rains for 2 hours without
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producing any collectable discharge at an outfall and then stops raining a sample may be
collected if ram producing a discharge begins again within the next 10 hours
In addition, the following representative sampling requirements shall be followed
• All samples shall be taken before the discharge joins or is diluted by any other
waste stream, water body, or substance
• Monitoring points once implemented (outfalls, as delineated in the SWP3 shall
not be changed without notifying NCDENR Division of Water Quality
• At a minimum, the following information shall be recorded for each
measurement sample or observation ("sampling activities') performed
o Date location and time of sampling
o Name/title of individuals conducting sampling activities
o Date sampling performed
o Name/title of individuals performing analysis/results of sampling
o Analytical techniques or methods used
o Results of each analysis
93 Analytical Monitoring Requirements As specified Section 13 of the general
permit analytical monitoring of stoim water dischaiges shall be performed as specified in
the following table
Discharge Characteristics/Analyses
Units
Limits
Measurement
Fre u ney
Sample
Type
Sample
Location
Chemical Oxygen Demand
m /l
<100 0 mg/1
Annually
Grab*
SDO#
Total Cadmium
Mg/1
<0 0152
m r/l
Annually
Grab*
SDO#
Total Lead
m /l
0 033 m /l
Annually
Grab*
SDO#
Total Suspended Solids (TSS)
mg/l
I <100 0 mg/1
Annually
Grab*
SDO#
Total Rainfall
inches
NA
Annually
Ram Gauge
-
Event Duration
minutes
NA
Annualh
-
-
Total Flow
MG
NA
Annually
-
SDO
Notes
* Grab Sample is an individual sample collected instantaneously Grab samples must be
taken within the first 30 minutes of discharge
# SDO = storm water discharge outfall (outfalls 00 1 -004)
For each sampled representative storm event the total rainfall storm duration and
total flow must be recorded Total flow shall be either (1) measured continuously
(2) calculated based on the amount of area draining to the outfall, the amount of built -
upon (impervious) area, and the total amount of rainfall, or (3) estimated by the
measurement of flow at 20 minute intervals during the storm event
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Analytical, or quantitative, monitoring records, including laboratory reports and
analytical instrument calibration data, shall be maintained at the facility for a period
of 5 years from the date of the sample All analytical monitoring shall be performed
during a representative storm event
9 3 1 Laboratory Certification A North Carolina certified lab must be used to
perform analytical monitoring Laboratory test procedures for the analysis of pollutants
shall conform to the North Carolina Environmental Management Commission regulations
published pursuant to NCGS 143-215 63 et seq the Water and Air Quality Reporting
Acts, and to regulations published pursuant to Section 304(g), 33 USC 1314 of the
Federal Water Pollution Control Act as Amended, and 40 CFR 136
94 Qualitative Monitoring Requirements The purpose of qualitative monitoring
is to evaluate the effectiveness of the SWP3 and to assess new sources of storm water
pollution No analytical tests are required As specified in the general permit, qualitative
monitoring requires a visual inspection of each storm water outfall regardless of
representative outfall status'
Documentation of the qualitative (visual) monitoring associated with the initial analytical
monitoring event shall be included with the analytical monitoring submittal for the first
year of coverage under the permit Analytical results from sampling during the final year
of coverage under the permit shall be submitted as part of the facility's permit renewal
application The NC DENR DWQ SDO Qualitative Monitoring Report standard form is
in Appendix IV and the analytical form titled SDO Monitoring Report is Appendix V
Discharge Characteristics
Frequency
Monitoring
Location
Color
Semi-annual
SDO
Odor
Semi-annual
SDO
Clarity
Semi-annual
SDO
Floating Solids
Semi-annual
SDO
Suspended Solids
Semi-annual
SDO
Foam
Semi-annual
SDO
Oil Sheen
Semi-annual
SDO
Other obvious indicators of
storm water pollution
Semi annual
SDO
9 4 1 First Monitoring Event Although the first qualitative monitoring event under
the permit must coincide with the initial analytical monitoring event (regardless of the
season) qualitative monitoring does not need to be performed during a representative
storm event as defined in Section 9 1 1 of the SWP3 All other qualitative monitoring
shall be conducted twice per year, once in the spring (April - June) and once in the fall
(September — November)
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9 4 2 Semi -Annual Monitoring Requirements Qualitative (visual) monitoring storm
water discharges shall be conducted once in the Spring (April -June) and once in the Fall
( September -November)
100 Onsite Vehicle Maintenance Tri State Scrap Metal Inc contracts with an
outside vendor for the maintenance of the facilities equipment The facility does not have
any vehicle maintenance activity occurring on -site which uses more than 55 gallons of
new motor oil per month when averaged over the calendar year For these reasons this
facility should be exempt from the General Permit No NCG200000 Section D Onsite
Vehicle Maintenance Monitoring Requirements
11 0 Owners Certification " I certify under penalty of law, that this document and
all attachments were prepared under my direction or supervision in accordance with a
system designed to assure that qualified personnel properly gather and evaluate the
information submitted Based on my inquiry of the person or persons who manage the
system, or those persons directly responsible for gathering the information, the
information submitted is, to the best of my knowledge and belief, true, accurate, and
complete I am aware that there are significant penalties for submitting false information
including the possibility of fines and imprisonment for knowing violations "
Signature
Date
Name John Grabble Title Vice President/Operations Mgr
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CAROLINA Web Property Record Card 9627-83-1189-00000
4 - Date Printed 6/5/2010
Owners
Address PO BOX 8160 ASHEVILLE
NC 2881
toperty Location 79 POND RD
Taxing Districts
ounl) Buncombe County
ity City of A%heville
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School
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Parcel Information
Total Property Value 93,400
status
Active
Lecount
8200653
)eed Date
5/26/2005
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4028/0083
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TRANSFE 79 POND RD
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COMM/ AV /BLVD- TP15
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sub Lot
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Deed
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Price
Legal Reference
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When
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Seller Names
Date
Book/Pal;e
Sold
WARRANTIOR
DAVIS
OS/26/05
$255 000
SPL/COMP
4028/0083
Yes
No
8179925
PATRICIA
TRANSFER
RUCKMAN
WARRANTIOR
RUCKMAN
07/'7/03
$0
SPL/COMP
3'85/0393
No C
No
8099318
RUCKMAN
TRANSFER
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12/1 1/98
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2064/0137
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20b4/)'33
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No
5318810
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Land
Bldgs
Other
Impr
Assessed
Desc
Exemptions
Deferred
Taxable
2010
8200653
4 72
186 900
59 500
16 800
263 200
OTHER
EXCLUSION
169 800
D
93 400
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8200653
472
186 9w
59 500
16 800
263 200
0
0
263 200
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9200653
4 72
196 900
59 500
16 800
263 200
0
0
0
0
263 200
263 200
2007
8200653
472 1186900
59 500
16 800
263 200
0
2006
8200653
4 72
186 900
59 500
116 800
263 200
0
0
263 200
2005
8179925
4 72
133 200
70 600
5200
209,000
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209 000
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8179925
4 72
133 200
70600
5,200
209 000
0
0
209 000
2003
18099318
4 72
133 200
7° 600
5 200
1209000
0
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209 000
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18099318
14 72
133 200
70 600
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209 000
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Lowther, Brian
From Wilson, Susan A
Sent Thursday August 26 2010 3 35 PM
To Lowther Brian
Subject FW SW General Permit NCG200469
Attachments NCG200469_Tri-State ScrapMetal_NOI pelf
Brian —fire away on issuance of this —we've been trying to get them under a COC fora few months They're going to
have a hard time with their sampling due to site constraints — but we'll work with them on that No wetland issues
Thanksi
Susan A Wilson - Susan A Wilson@ncdenr gov
North Carolina Dept of Environment and Natural Resources
Asheville Regional Office
Division of Water Quality
2090 US 70 Highway
Swannanoa, NC 28778
Tel [phone]
Fax [phone]
Surface Water Protection
Notice E mail correspondence to and from this address may be subject to the North Carolina Public Records Law and
therefore may be disclosed to third parties
From Edwards, Roger
Sent Thursday, August 26, 2010 9 00 AM
To Wilson, Susan A
Subject FW SW General Permit NCG200469
Please respond to Brian
Roger Edwards - Roger Edwards@ncdenr gov
North Carolina Dept of Environment and Natural Resources
Asheville Regional Office
Division of Water Quality - Surface Water Protection
2090 US 70 Highway
Swannanoa, NC 28778
Te 1828-296-4500
Fax [phone]
Notice E-mail correspondence to and from this address may be subject to the North Carolina Public Records Law and
therefore may be disclosed to third parties
From Lowther, Brian
Sent Wednesday, August 25, 2010 9 35 AM x
To Edwards, Roger
Subject SW General Permit NCG200469 `
Roger,

AMVA
NCDENR
North Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Resources
Division of Water Quality
Beverly Eaves Perdue
Governor
M, Joseph E Montaigne
Alcoa Extrusions Inc
PC Box 100
Catawba IBC 28609
Dear Mr Montaigne
Coleen H Sullins
Director
August 2, 2010
Sub ect n-Ex osure Certification N56NE0003
f Alcoa Extrusions Inc-Catawbar�
Catawba County
Dee Freeman
Secretary
As a current holder of a No -Exposure Certification, please n0e the following important change to the Division's
imp;ementation of this program The No -Exposure Certifications no longer will have an expiration date Previously your
no -exposure exclusion had to be re -certified with the Division every 5 years This will no longer be required Please
disregard the expiration date on your original certification However in order to assure that your facility stays in
compliance with all of the conditions in the no -exposure certification, } ,tr must self re -certify your facility at least
annually Please see the attachment for information on sel. re -certification
If you are waiting for a response from the Division for a renewal certification you already submitted, please consider this
letter the Division s approval for renewing your No -Exposure cKclusion
Please note that this does not change your obligation to m in�tain no -exposure conditions at your facility If
conditions change such that your facility can no longer qualify for a no -exposure exclusion you are obligated to
immediately obtain NPDES permit coverage for your stormwater discharge Otherwise, the discharge becomes
subject to enforcement as an un-permitted discharge State statute provides for fines of up to $25,000 per day_ for
un- ermitted discharges
Your conditional exclusion from permitting does not affect your facility s legal requirements to obtain environmental
permits that may be required under other federal state, or local regulations or ordinances
If you have any questions or need further information, please contact your Regional Office or Robert Patterson in the
Stormwater Permitting Unit at [phone] robert patterson@ncdenr gov
Sincerely
for Coleen H Sullins
cc Stormwater Permitting Unit No -Exposure Files
Attachments
Wetlands and Stormwater Branch One
1617 Mad Service Center Raleigh North Carolina 27699 1647 North Carol t n a
Location 5.6 N Salisbury St Raleigh North Carolina r Service
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We've received an NOI from the Tri-State Scrap Metal Inc for their facility in Asheville,
Buncombe County The site discharges stormwater into Hominy Creek (C) The NOI is attached
Does the Asheville Regional Office have any concerns about issuing this facility a COC for
this general permit, and are there any potential impacts to wetlands) If we don't receive any
objections, we'll issue the COC in 30 days
Brian
Brian C Lowther
Environmental Engineer
NCDENR I DWQ I Stormwater Permitting Unit
1617 Mail Service Center, Raleigh, NC 27699-1617
512 N Salisbury St, Raleigh, NC 27604
Phone [phone]
Email bi ian lowthernncdcnt gov
Websrte http llh2o enr state nc us/su/stormwater htenl
E-mail correspondence to and from this address may be subject to the North Carolina Public Records
Law and may be disclosed to third parties

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NCDENR
North Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Resources
Division of water Quality
Beverly Eaves Perdue Coleen» Sullins
Governor Director
August 2 2010
M rJ 11_McM l—II n
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4381 W Green Oa sk Blvd Ste 200
Arlington LT) 76016
Subject Nu-Er,osure Certification NCGNE0005
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Randolph County
Dear lutr Mc5 nell nell
Dee Freeman
Secretary
As a current holder of a No -Exposure Certification, please note th^ following important change to the Division's
implementation of this program The No -Exposure Certifications no longer will have an expiration date Previously your
no -exposure exclusion had to be re -certified with the Divisicn every 5 years This will no longer be required Please
disregard the expiration date on your original certification However, in order to assure that your facility stays in
compliance with all of the conditions in the no -exposure certification, you IT -s" self re -Certify your facility at least
annually Please see the attachment for information on self re-c,7:rtification
If you are waiting for a response from the Division for a renewal certification you already submitted please consider this
letter the Division s approval for renewing your No -Exposure exc k � -zn
Please note that this does not change your obligation to maintanN,no-exposure conditions at your facility If
conditions change such that your facility can no longer qualify for a no -exposure exclusion, you are obligated to
immediately obtain NPDES permit coverage for your storrnwater discharge Otherwise the discharge becomes
subject to enforcement as an un-permitted discharge State statute provides for fines of up to $25,000 per day for
urn ermitted discharges
Your conditional exclusion from permitting does not affect your facility's legal requirements to obtain environmental
permits that may be required under other federal state or local regulations or ordinances
If you have any questions or need further information please contact your Regional Office, or Robert Patterson in the
Stormwater Permitting Unit at [phone] robert patterson@ncdenr gov
Sincerely,
for Coleen H Sullins
cc Stormwater Permitting Unit No -Exposure Files
Attachments
Wetlands and Stormwater Branch One
1617 Mail Service Center Raleigh North Carolina 27699 1617 North Carolina
Location 512 N Salisbury Sl Raleigh North Carolina 27604
Phone 91"07-63001 FAX [phone] Customer Service 11-877.623.6748 Naturally
Internet www ncwaterquaiity org
An Eaual Opportunity 4 Affirmative Action Employer
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National Pollutant OtSoharge Eilminatton System appdcallion far *werage under General Perm" NCG20M
STORMWATER DISCHOICIES asso fated with activities Classifies as.
SIC 5M Scrap Metal Recycling (except as spmfmA hefox)
SiC` NSA Ldte amvnwz doemad by DWO to be similar in the pracm a"or the exposu•e of raga rr wwaals
prcd,= oy products or waste matorsals
The tollovAnig activities are specifically gxclucted from coverage under this Gerwral Permd
• Aufontablfe Wmang for Scrap (SIC 6093)
• Non Maul Sctaip RecycAng (SIC 5093)
• U Motor veb Pacts (SIC 5015) " Standard tndustpUl CrassftMion Coft
1) Maftg address of owner operator (address
Name
Sueo Aclrfress
CAY
State _---s - - ZIp Code
Usphone No N _ v M
_ Fax
E-mail! ASS
2) Location of facility producing dfechargo
Fac€ ny tame
Facfflty Ca -act
CarAW E-mag
Street Address
Ctiy ,.
Stet©_ ZIP C.odD
County
.
Twephooe tic _ .
Fax
3) Physical Location trsformation
Natfative dascnphon of how to go to tho ravOty Luse streo, iameia state road numbers arA dislarco and dsreMn
from a rowwav trite-4wo)
(A Copy of a county map (X USGS qoad shoot Owh facelty ctearly lowed on the map Is feWred to to sutgr red wi h
this ap t")
4) f.at W& Longitude
(degrees, rMnutea, seconds)
5) This NPM F arrif# Appllcodion appllaa to which of the following
13 Now W Propcmed Fw,.eAy Date opwatn is to begtn
Cs Emating
B) Standard Instil Classification
Proves the 4 digit Stwa,kl-'a industrial Claasihi alpw% Codo iSK- Coder Wait desvibes tr* prwriary tnOw5W aclwv at
"" facility
54C cow
T) Provide a brief +desriptfon of ties types of lndtWrlat activfttes and products produced of this facli ty
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Hove MWY d hW Cis (ddctm, PIM dwrineft. t ) grey stotmwew from " wepany?
9; A000tving W"r
VOW is t ie nwra of tw body or br-dies of "Wr tefaert sta eam, raver fake a t.) &a, the tacil" v"mwste,
dt end ,v sn
t! ;ram site Atftr,°llwater dochapgos to a ssparwo storm swat Este-t name ttie opotwor d tfta gate uorrn SWOM,
sism to Cvy of Ra "11 MURICvW atorM f- r r,
10) Qc We today have any oaf WM prrn 7
Y to
Yes
if ems, list ft perrn4 numbers try aN CW*ent NPOES peemb tw ft tacOy
t i) Does fts testy ihmw any t fit° n pwwft (ex. recycle pantsl7
.rso
It yes 11W I" pe"cr lu"befs to; ag ctiir onl Naq Otacharge per ""S tot MAU fac y M �_
12) Does this taclifiy eMOOy any bGS1 managament praatt the starmwaW oonUo#?
INOO
13) Dow this taoiEtty haze a StornwwW Podution ProvonVon Plan?
hsi4
Yes
0 to wnC , was it "n tarited
14) Are veNcle malvitona=& aalvittes otcwTing at this tautly?
C No
Z) Yes
IS) Hatxat`dws Wazte.
aa, J is tji4 tachty a Hazardous W Me i fearmom, Stomoc of 04pusal ra3CaO
IlL
Z- Yes
r;, 3s "ors f i`ity a Small Quanvq Ger ratut (lass, than 10 x, of Uza,do"i ar se i r4ratec per rn4ntnj as
)Iarytot� waste's
NO
0 vOS
c; 4 On farAiy a LaW Quaot ty GormmW tIOW kg Or nW* Of 11023rdouS WSW$ genWatad per rrMtft) of
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Type(s) of Waom
Now many Asa; anvipmants par year
Name of t-ansport ideal vet
t+toO Catoltna Owwal St"o 143,21S 6 b v OW
Am VOCOM 00 kr rK* OW&M " WM AMMMA repra % or sa '.0n 0 411 APOPr*Md MOVI PUK Qr WW
dW,WWV f0id tar r U9W to W MWOW ,~ INS A * a " "00 arWnR kfx makft a 460
vWfW-#1v V� 8 "Wwow' W') 4fi'3Wn*rj ixonoed�V tW COWWW CO" tafAV40 of WhOWUfts, t#t'4 itF A� W iuMw
rgr-OM O=W-Wz WY roCWtl%V W mWrdO" 00" W -WWXO f=-W to ne QU"W or +rice r! WxW t ArAoW �r AM t4
fF� im9w "i [".Gr nmuon u'".ArWf) fhal to"a
axow,en vWA&rA Ocws SIC
f Weby r eV. e¢ Unf*f Ine r0farofCad GWWa, POMI J end JP W C4WCfagO vrxlof Thu PWMJj W
C{?'fS1giAe Me permit mgwremeM for "d*&wgags) afW Ps enforc Err the sam tnanw as an nowd" ponn,
I c*rtrfy VW i wn f AmAv w0i the inform, oanuw�sd in INS AIM af4 trust to rhs t t of my kroMedge a,vj
t*M such informalm ts ink complete, " acc urwe
Plinw Name of Peron 1440*iq
This appkation w9l be fotuawl as in mp%te u off of the Wfowft item have beian included
D CNrA for $100 nade mauve to NC [aENR
n Copy of 0ounty map it USGS Qv9d sit with foaatw of
"ity deady marked on Mv
Matt ttte erttira package to S10finwatef Pemstirg Onc
Dmi r% of Water Ooakty
1617 Mail warvfce Cen"C4
Rakrvh NwO Cambia 276 617
The subnisslon of tt ant does not gowmitas the tnuance of an NPDE.S psmit
Ashev:Ao Office 1828) 296-4500
Fayettevi#o Ofte Oi Of 43g-3� 33f0
RVj=e&Vajfo Off e-0 [:3J (7Q4t, IrI fM
Raleigh Office (9W 791 42
Wssmngw } C3ff %215523 6 Fs 1
dint Offee 11910) 7 7215
wtwm Salon (336) 771 5 ,
rmal Oft" (910, 807 6300
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Qualitative Monitoring Report
CoUttt4 . _ _.. lie No
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Tmv of inv4x�borl
Total heist Procipitntion (tDl b it
Was OLS a €tepmentame Storm Evult' (See ji4amiatio'l mIoNk ) Ej- Yes r .1 _ .
Please chrr& -,vur pt°7TttD! to ry y Quahtarsor Mopmuring mast be perfur rl during a reprraenumve
vorm event rreytrtre elaT VOr'} 1
r-A Reprrscoutive Sinus Event" r; a itorm event that nwastmb greaw than 0 t inche" of nunfall and thatw�
is pteceded ICY at least 72 hours 0 da) b) in tvhjch no Stoma event measunng greater than 0 1 tn;.has has
' �rc.fi°tsr�cd A s3Dtgle srarsn tvcElt tttay cxrDitatn tt u� Iti custscctDts� a hers of , �tpstttttc�st i
BV thiv otgr atum I "rufy that this rrPon is ammue and compleir to the best of my kno,&k ge
Ontfull \rs T w StrULtssrl: (PIpe tf Lh, ats
Descrtise tbe indus nal activDttos that (K.,ur within the out(al: dminage ama
z Color IN:vertbe the color of the di,;Lharge t mag brit, Lolo rt (red. bro%n blue et o and tim
tl,ght, ,utifi,im" d,trL) as dCU—rspttx-'
3 Wor Desmbc m5 disum t uckm that the t1kcivne- my have is e stnells artmSiy of od .steal.
ZI lugq,. odor, etc)-
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4 Ctlsttty Ch ttP, nximber %hteh bat d=rtb4z ft clanty of the disc -huge %�xro 1 is stew
acid 5 fs very clAwdy
5 Flandug , ids (Iome the number whisk test tli:sL7tlsC.i the tttrtotlnt of floating solids na tl e
stem mwater dusrharM where 1 is tttt mAids mW S is the surface covered with #livunb-ioltds
' 6 SuspaxlM Solids- 0x vst: tt ististver whwb boo de,�cnbcs tho att mint of sttwndctl solids in
r
the dtxtmwater dAsct &Sr whin (►s no ids aa4 S ti extremly muddy
I f 3 4 5
7, is there an) foam tti tttsebarge b YoN 'N0
8 IA tYit'M dil tail Shrew in the €t:srtriwater dischargO Y05 No
9 Is titers eviderwt of erg or deposltion at the nuffi ill) Yts No
10 OLhe r Obvious Indhxtam d Stormwater Polluthm
l.i�s nrici tic.l�
_mow.... 4 �.a�-n�—+«err -N.»-` r:�++r+wrrnw�.. �...•.a�r�+r�-�wm�n�Wv ..+�+ra�+w�.w.�.n-.. � -- -sir... w .w+r�-.rt rw
Note Low f lawny, high sate& andlor the pmwve of Amm twl sheen or may he
ist i"ti+s� of milt:t"t rAposuw 1Ix-sc CrxWitit m warrtirtt futtiter tts4e�Etgtttctn
S ONE Is

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NCDER National Pollutant Systcm
NCG200000
boil" 9f MUNT
NMjonal Polkdant Discharge Eftminallon System appftation tot coverage under General Permit NCt32i)f O
STORMWATER DISCHARGES asset lated with activity cUmPtiotl as
SIC $093 Scrap tylvtaJ Flecycling (excvV; as spmsiiocl bow)
SIC* NIA Like ac Vvfttes do ema.0 by f3WO to to simmer in the procass an6o the exposure of rWW malw'naI5
products, by-pmduas, ar wasto matarWs
The following Wivittes are specifically exciugo from coverage under this General Permit
Asrtwnobaro Wr€ ckirrg for Scrap SIC 5093)
NCO -Metal Scrap ReCyClimg (SIC SM)
UsW Motor Vot g;W Parts (SIC, Stfl3) ' Standard tndustrlW Ctasslticmtion Coda
t) Mailing "dress of ownerfopmtor (addms 19 which all figr t carMtxmd a0 W-10 k2 MUROM
Nurno
Simet Ad&ess
City
. ics1L , .... �_._.. .._ Smote AJ - _, ZIP Code
Telephone No
� �.. �c Z� �}�� _ m . _ _ Fax
t: -mall Address
2) Locstlon of facility prodWng discharge
Facility Nzvne
i"ackly corract
Satrae,t Acktrm
City
County
iatephon.e No
_ _ Fax
3) Physical Location tntwMatlon
Marrahve daSCrlptlon of hoW 10 gal to the tadity kuse Meet rn#rnes, stater nurrtt3era and dim nc t i�'san
fp
rom row€ rater5C3 �,i1n"", .��'r�.� .f� '� f�..��- .��c
(A copy bt a county ap or USES c}'iati sleeet 1s#ttr tar u: clearly !€slat i reap 15 required to bo eu'. nmed Witfl
"his applic'mX")
4) Lalltude Lono Wde (degrees, allnutees, s000n0s)
5) This MPOES Permit Appttcatton oppltos to which of the following
-D Now ter P>pms" Fat:Oy Data opefatan #s to bVr,
v-'Exrsung
6) Standard WOustrial ClaWfication
Pro,nda ft 4 dtgrt Siandattl IruWusWal Giassifteation Coda (SIC Code) that dosciibes tip f26nary nndust(ia: actwily al
ihr5 facif:ty-
S G Clare_ 5 0- -3
7) Provide a brief description 01 the typeS of Ind atrial aattvtttes wW products produ at this tr3cUlty,,
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NCG200000 N.O.1
8) f?sacftarge points
How Many dIScha>qp pcgnts rat;Ches tirotn Innrds roe j ar�srvey 910fir water teOM ;fle pfoparte _.
E~#eCw3 brig mac, 41'sstftcatton aef Known# M
8) Recmtving waters
My a, as the name of the y9dy Or hies of water (creek, w:earn mrrar, [wto, atw ) that the lac+ity S;xT-�azpr
Aacewing watut damllcaaun (if to ) _XOejg
tf the attr9 siormwater c9schatges tt) a swrafe Storrs sewer system, name tits OPWWf( Of ttto Soparata Storm SQWW
systtam (e g City of Fiala gh muaic l sto.rm sir)
10) does this taciOly have arty oilier NPDES permits?
ya '�tss
lr yes, list ;.he pqo m;t numbers so all cir,pw NPOI-S rvfm t:- to, its tacA&
t1) Dwm this facMty have any Mon-Olacha permits (ex- mcycle permfts)?
eNO
a Yps
tf free, last M. Perrut nturtbers for aD cvrmnl Most-DlschaV Permtm for this facOy�_--
14) Does tale facttfty employ any beat management prWlcas for stormwater mntrot?
€ z; No
it ras 1tlfiSapCra fry OVSW ;g �y a � � r� o� fi � � . ��CI �,..�? � ��e L.t 0 S ��*A- r'� Ct
V•c f
►� �...� � .� _.._k�k.�..,. � _ .srz � .�.k 5_ A"d1�F:�#,�..: 5�.,.`-- � '.�.�
...,A.�..Fm.Lk...�w..�....�:.4i�.�..� G.. k.i,. "�w.�.L..�� ���c.f.� ��.,..V•ew�..�....,�.�X...a "�" �.`,.,�i....n.�.....� �: ��� ..._..__.....-..-•-•-•---
13) Does this tacWty have a Stcarmtarater Ppwtion Prevent+on Plan?
€ 0 y %austere WM rl lmptenented?
14) Arm vehicle maintenance activities occumng at this tadfity?
910
1 S) H=rdous Waste
a, is this tacOr a Hazstrt:tous Wasto TreaInmM Siora , ar D*msaj raciltty?
JUNO
0 Yes
t)) is tftrs fatSal4y a Stall Quantity Gener (fees than IOC€ kg of haaardous waste gertm-led ter a3anth) of
"Rzaidous writ°
!'-No
u Yes
ct is this facuav a largo Chiawrty Genera4ur 'tGM rig or more Df hazardir us wasfe generated pe, 'nors.h) of
'lazarcfaus m aS107
Yes
d) It you answered yes to quoslions b ran c , please Provde the toftcyotrtg intormauun
Page 2 of 3
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NCG0 N,© f
Type(s) of waste
How is rnaterfa► stored
Wore is material stored
How many dL"sal shipments pr year_--
Narne of transpri ; dispQ,-W vendor
Venom eddross
16) Certiftcatlon
North Camlirna General Statute 143-215 6 b fQ pmvtdes that
A-,y MSM WW knadWgiy wtf ititznu aLr3fa mfWd rhprS$$ pQ W co+tiruatiari in #-Tj appt4a"n fw=d repw Gin w 0,-,&
OQCWu Unz fkrd at ragwed to bo nWk4&*W 1 0dw roes Arffcio ai a nPto hVtW i dia ArVda of We io kyowMo raid a faSa
smwr,ern We rnAlwea rau h a r► &m0*Vf pmce*6rQ or can -aged Cifto tr Ww tko Affk$* or rrtw tft*i& txrapM rift w knit Xff
re $r# trt9pWIYo any mca *v or rnasii WVV rWv>aC or mWVd ragwat1 to be apa►atW at MW LW- d urjw UVA An"--Q at ruffs # ow
it"Yiv'7ommanW itaraawn,") Conmesion im iimft toss Raids WW be QLft of a Cfasa 2 mhdamowux vokich "y wows ra 8 iqs nopt to
aa=vs ten Imawn CoUam (5IL tiO4;
I horoby request covoap ufWar the relerenced Gorteral Potrrtlt I understand amen coverage order this permii %W
con-i,I a the perma rogL&ements to, the dischargo(s) arltl is enfo tealbie In the same manner as an tndremual permit
I CeMfy teat I am farnlllar With tho int>3Mation Contrained in this apf I atio+ and that to tree 13m of rrny krxrMedga and
befief such inforrrtatitrn to true comf�eie arfd accufato
Rrintsa Namp of orson Slgmng _�„f OT�W 'S LTitle
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of
This application will be returned as Incomplete unless aft of tho toffowIng Items have been lnctuded
Criecx for $100 trade payatAo to IBC DEER
TNs compotod applicRwn and Wl str 3vrti to oocumentS
Cop} of counSy neap or USGS quad shtt" wrih k=Wn of
facitity c4oarty marked on map
Mail the entire package to '%tormwater Permitting Unit
DwWon of Wetef Guality
1617 Matt SarrriC.e Comes
Raleigh, North Carottna 27699 1617
Note
The submiaalon of tuts document doss not guarantc* the Issuance of an NPM penWt
4� ry For ques1lons, pie 3se contact Jhe OWO Corneal offlsa or fto�rta! E�ffce far our eras w� _ w�
QWg q#2jqjn_ej QffigSm
AAh';.°YEI)a '+ Cco
(82,S) 296-^4500
FaMle{t'ile Office
(910) 433 33M
Moore;;v W Off *
[phone]
RafeLgh Offim,
(919) 791-4pw
WasNng;an Office
(252),446 6481
Wtfoungton CJfl=
4914) 796 7215
Winston SaWrrs
(336) , 71-5000
Cottrai offico
t8i9) 807 63W
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TR[-STATE SCRAP METAL, INC
79 POND RD
ASHEVILLE NC 28806
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