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Home My WebLink AboutNCG180201_Email RE Inactive Status History_20200130Georgoulias, Bethany From: Moore, Tom Sent: Thursday, January 30, 2020 11:30 AM To: Georgoulias, Bethany Cc: alainamorman@gmail.com; Smith, Jennifer Subject: RE: Inactive Permit in BIMS The events that would have allowed a user including Fran to make the permit inactive would be the "Permit Inactive — no response from permittee", "Permit Rescinded" or "Permit Revoked" events. Users can add the event to make permit inactive and then remove the event. I don't know of any other way a permit would have gone inactive. The only other way for it to occur would be to request IT to change it manually and I don't have a record of that occurring. Regarding Question 2, it can be handled either way but it would not seem that a valid transfer of the permit occurred so issuance of a new permit to the new owner would seem the best option. But, it would be a permitting decision up how to handle it. Thomas F. Moore IT Business Systems Analyst II NC DEQ / Division of Water Resources North Carolina Department of Information Technology (910) 796-7301 (office) tom.f.moorea-ncdenr.gov Wilmington Regional Office 127 Cardinal Drive Extension Wilmington, NC 28405 Website Twitter Facebook Linkedln YouTube Flickr APPOW NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT F DIT I INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Email correspondence to and from this address is subject to the North Carolina Public Records Law and may be disclosed to third parties. From: Georgoulias, Bethany Sent: Thursday, January 30, 2020 11:07 AM To: Moore, Tom <tom.f.moore@ncdenr.gov>; Smith, Jennifer <jennifer.h.smith@ncdenr.gov> Cc: alainamorman@gmail.com Subject: Inactive Permit in BIMS Hi, We are trying to solve another mystery of an inactive permit. Question #1— we can't figure out how this permit went inactive. It happened sometime in 2009, but where's the event in BIMS that records that? Did Fran have another way of doing this? Additional Info: I suspect the subsequent Name/Owner Change that happened in 2014 was for a permit in inactive status, and the fact that the new owner didn't actually have an active permit was not flagged or resolved at the time. Question #2 — the entity operating this site now essentially has no permit. Is the best thing to do to have them apply for a new one, or try to re -activate this one? Thanks! Bg Find permit RelatedPemats E ti ` r:er 4ul(all Gamrnerwts 3ii-tvey I inspedions 1 1nvdenrs Erigrcerngnts 4loliilNM a IMS 1 j Oetalss 2 Balling- � EwrRs� Red -..01,%es Eq. Godsimes MhOM ROhwars Penult 18m7 version_ VO Slows: nacv t 44a EvartcTYpar Ex�11tDa12 Qy6�4B OOmrrae�al 185tVpdale4BY UQOakeDake _ PermOArnual-Fee 'U9f75r2oin OffN1I2009 lilgldlw'C (ran.mpherson 10fOSr2049 Permvl+�nnualFve rt01KON 09t}1j2W6 (ran, r9Gn 10MV2009 - PeMitAMU01Fee F -@FMrt �4nn�al Fee UWQ2�007 �0f10*1G09 Q6V0WWI Ian_ erson 10K=)09 0910112406 (ran ersan 70 049 P@rmA Annual Fee i4I U2005 0Wv2k!5 ftwisricOmrscm 100OW2009 El Perml Annual Fee MIJ2004 QM142004 VW.MCOGMOA 1WMD09 _ PermrLissu2ACE191010094 PermitCnrrecoon Imaa 4oms rod-u" 0�4 han.mWerson bknspfoacron IWXf2009 OXV20o4 .� hcadonrecomid 02r19.Y404 V t40!P1lta6Wreviewed 0211DJ2004 rlularnatca enewalSlarletl 4211$l04r1 PBFMVL MAng Inabated - - Wft od.axon Q3 V2004 Nrns rodmw 03I0112004 t4nnsprarl.cron 034 v2W4 RO 9W reportfeguestea bkmspradmw 034V2004 RO VW re�04feoenreG GIm9roe!_Cron 0341=04 I ettiawal dua trnr. ad.cron OW112004 camp�anala EYe Hks401y 10 Ewer$4i4und. F- Vaek flew r finish floss ;R4" P&Q0 if1 SIB.PUEL Bethany Georgoulias Environmental Engineer Stormwater Program, Division of Energy, Mineral, and Land Resources N.C. Department of Environmental Quality 919 707 3641 office bethany.georgoulias@ncdenr.gov 512 N. Salisbury Street, Raleigh, NC 27604 (location) 1612 Mail Service Center, Raleigh, NC 27699-1612 (mailing) Website: httj2: //deq.nc.gov/about/divisions/energy-mineral-land-resources/stormwater 2