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Home My WebLink About1976 Program Plan Dept. of Natural Resources & Community Development Environmental Management Program (Water Quailty Sub- Program 2.0)DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PROGRAM WATER QUALITY SUB-PROGRAM (2.0) I. Purpose: Attain and maintain a level of water quality adequate for beneficial uses of the States' waters, but of a minimum quality, where attainable, which will provide .for a balanced population of f'ish, shellfish, and wildlife. II. Objectives: A. Of the 18,132 stream s·egm.ents in the State, attain and maintain a level of waste treatment management which will reduce the number of stream segments in which qual-ity is apparently degraded* to less than the applicable standards from 1,962 to 947 in FY·1977-78. B. Of the 831 known publicly owned waste discharge points 1.n the State: l. Achieve minimum acceptable (secondary) treatment·at 14 of the, ·229 points which do not presently provide secondary treatment and at which only secondary ,treatment is required in FY 77-78. 2. Achieve a level of treatment (higher than secondary) which is necessary to provide adequate water quality protection at 11 of the 265 discharge points at which existing treatment does not provide the re-quired protection in FY 77-78. c. or the 2533·known privately owned waste discharge points in the State: 1. Achieve minimum acceptable (Best Practicable Control Techrio'logy Currently Available) treatment at 42 of the 230.which do not presently provide BPCTCA and.at which only BPCTCA is required in FY 77-78. 2. Achieve a level of treatment (higher than BPCTCA) which is necessary to provide adequate water quality protection at 31-of the 331 discharge points at which existing treatment does not provide the required.pro-tection in FY 77-78. D. Encourage construction of publicly owned water pollution control facilities through the allocation of $146,692,000 in 75% federal grants in aid to assist in the planning of 141 -(Step I and II) wastewater treatment projects an<I, the construction of 59 (Step III) wastewater treatment ~re-jects in FY 78 of which 56 will be operational by July of 1980. In addition to federal assistance, it is anticipa-ted that approximately $3,000,000 in 12: 1/2% supplemental State Clean Water Bond Grants will be available from the North Carolina Clean Water Bond Act of 1971. However, in the event additional State Grant funds are made available through another bond referendum, adequate State Grant funds will be available to provide supplemental 12 1/2% State _ Grants for all projects approved for Federal Grant funding. SUB-PROGl~/\\1 , DEPARTMENT OF NA'£URAL RESOURCES .AND COMMU!UTY DEVELOPMENT -ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PROCR!IM , V. Progr1.u:i Rc:::ources -Funding TOTAL BUDGET (ST.".TE E.: PEDERAL). BY FISCAL YEAR (Contfouu tion) FEDEML FY STATE & FEDERAL FEDERAL FISCAL YEAR OBJECT OF EY.PENDITURES ~tlfH19u~SE~ 77 BUDGET AUTHORIZED ~gfE17 -SEPT. : JULY 77 -JUNE 78 78 3250 Postage 4,010 . 1~,040 16~040 3290 Co=unications 525. 2,100 2,100 3300 lJ-tilities 457 1,830 1,830 3400 Printing and Binding ·,, 6,675 / 26,700 26,700 3500 .Repairs 011d lv'.aintenance 2,150 I 8,600 8,600 I J600 Freight, Express, Delivery 2,519 10,075 10,075 3800 Data Processing Services 3900 Other Services 1,837 7,350 7,350 3920 W.oving Expenses I 2,187 8,750 8,750 ·. 4100 Rent of Real Property I I 4200 Rent of Data Proc. Eq_uipment :, ·-4300 Rental of other Equipment .4,345 17,376 17,370 . 4400 Service &.W.aintenance Contracts 650 2,600 2,600 .. 4500 Insurance & Bonds 250 1,000 1,000 4900 Other Fix Cl"iarges ' 1,293 5,170 5,170 , ) 5100 Office Furniture & Equipment 3,616 14,464 14,464 5300 Ed., Med,, ..lt.gri., Equip • 7,198 28,790 28,790 51,00 Motor Vehicle·Purchase 10,650 42,600 42,600 5500 Other Equipment 1,650 6,600 6,600 I : ' 5100 Office Furniture & Equi pment , EST. EST. ITEM TOTAL· ' Quantit y ITEM COST l COST JUSTIFICATION - 2 2 D~awer File Cabinet 50 100 biological monitorini 1 Calculator 165. i65 biological monitorini l L~b stool w/back ~o 80 biological monitorin1 l Storage cabinet 125 125 W.Q. Operations Privacys l-1 1530 1,530 •: I 5~00 1 16' Boat Motor & Trailer 6,000 6,000 5400 Office Furniture & Equipment ! ·Quantit y ITEM - 1 Monitorin ES Van (.J •. I I·. I EST. ITEM COST - 4 .,900 EST .• TOTAL · COST JUSTIFICATION 4 22 00 54 QO Office Furniture & Equipment EST. EST. ITEM TOTAL lantity ITEM QQ§!_ COST JUSTIFICATION Boat (1~• Glassmaster) J , 6GQ J, 6D0 * l Trailer for above boat 200 200 * 1 Boat motor (55h p) 1 .5 00 1 ,5 00 * l Boat cover 200 200 * *Larger boat is needed to do lake monitoring on the larger lakes of the region. I I I /• ) ) 51 00 Quantit y 2 1 2 2 1 1 O.ffice Furniture & Equipment ITEM Two-Dr awe r File Cabinets Four Drawer Fil e Ca binet Book Cases Tables (20drawer ) Ma p Reader · Transcriber •: I ' EST. ES'l'. ITEM TOTAL· COST r· COST JUSTIFICATION - J 92 l 29· .136_ 111.50 ,/ 50 410 ~100 tantit y 1 2 1 5500 1 1 1 1 Office Furniture & Equipment ITEM - 4-drawer file ca'binet Bookcases Table ~' X 4 1 Refrigerator Ice Maker Boat Motor & Trailer (18' -19') · Monitoring Van / / EST. EST. ITEM TOTAL COST COST JUSTIFICATION - 200 2 0 0 1 5 0 3 00 200 200 300 300 500 500 8.,000 8.,000 4.,900 4,900 •I ____ ...__, '·, Office Furniture & Egui p~ent ' ADDITIONAL COMMENTS EST. ITEM COST EST. TOTAL I COST Quantit y_ ITEM JUSTIFICATIO We have two 1 97 4 vans , one with app roximately 5 0,000 miles , the other with a pp roximatel y 5 1 3 000. Van No. 46 57. with 5 0 ,000 miles J has been used p rimaril y for towin g the lar ge Glassmaster Boat , and conse qu en t l y is in worse condition than Van 4640 , whi .;;.ch=-;:,;:.h.;:;;.a .;:;;.s _____ _ slightly more miles •. ,/ It is recommended that funds be budgeted for replac.iihg one of these vans , probably 4657. In addition~ the boat trailer that the Glassmaster is towed on is getting badly worn rind should be replaced with a larger size trailer. " Staff travel expenditures are based on the filling of one vacant position. If both vacant positions are filled, staff ~ravel should be increased acciordingly. ------- 5300 Quantit y 1 1 1 10 2 1 l 6 1 1 l 2 l 2 Office Furniture & Equi pment .ITEM - Fluorometer with 2 doors Furbidimeter Little Giant Pum p Pair waders Sp ecific ion probes (NH 3, 100 3) Complete setup for coliform com p lete solids setup CB radio system f6r four (4) vehicles Walkie-talkie Radios Desk to p calculator for mobile lab 20hp Outboard Motor I Bruton Compass I , Lensatic Compass 35mm Camera Benthic respirorneters Contingency r EST. EST. ITEM TOTAL COST COST JUSTIFICATION - 1 ,55 0 6 5 0 70 250 370 1 ,650 300 2,500 600 100 500 Bo 30 150 400 1,350 5100 iuantit y 2 1 2 I 2 7 3 Office Furniture & Equipment ITEM - Bookcas e s Work Table 60 x 30 Side Chairs Cabinet steel shelving (6 shelf rack ) Wood Storage Cabinet 30 x 18 plastic to p Storage Cabinets 19' x 36" x6O x 84" File Drawers Privacy Partitions I EST. ITEM COST - 134 153 · 1 5 0 1 150 77.45 102.60 EST. TOTAL COST 268 153 3 00 1 5 0 3 00 542.15 307.80 1,000 , JUSTIFICATION Eefe;rence hooks Review plans on Vis itors Referenc e Catalo gue Storage Corres pondence storage Plans & Sp ecs. Project Corres p ondence 5100 Quantit y 1 1 5400 Office Furniture & Egu~pment •rTEM .,. -- 4 -Drawer Letter Size File Cabinet w/._o Cat. No. 5 4 21 Color:. Grey Work Table - Mi rtle 30 X 60 ~3 60-T 14 1 Boat -55 hp Motor & Trailer I I I EST. EST. ITEM TOTAL COST COST JUSTIFI CATI t - Lock 102 1Q2 115 17~ 4 2 000 4 ,000 ------.. 5100 Office Furniture & E9.ui2ment , EST. EST. ITEM TOTAL tuantit y ITEM COST COST JUSTIFICATION -- 2 60" x 3 0 11 Sma11 · Conference . ·36" X 72 11 X 12 il Table -360-T 160 320 Callation & Stuffin g 1 B-72-TB Bookcase -Bolin~ -Walnut 167. 167 Reference books 1 Coat Rack 51 11 x 75" = 12 Capacity 158 158 Utility ./ ,. I I t DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES & COMMUNITY DEVELOP:MENT ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PROGRAM ADMINISTRATION SUB-PROGRAM PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT ELEMENT I. Purpose: Improve program operations providing executive direc- tion for the Environmental Management Program and assure that activities of the Division are efficiently and effectively directed toward achievement of program goals through provision of administrative support, personnel, physical, fiscal and data processing services. · · II. Objectives: l...___ or the 18,132 stI'eam segments in the State, attain and maintain a level of waste/treatment management which will reduce the -number or stream segments in which water qual- ity is apparently degraded to less than the applicable ·standards j'rom 967 to 947. · 2. Development and maintenance of a Continuing Planning Pro- cess which es~abli_shes a strategy for and defines the re- quirements of a water quality management program designed to achieve and maintain for the citizens of North Carolina the highest practicable level of water quality. 3. Development and maintenance of a ·State Water Plan which will es.tablish • a strategy for water and related land re- sources progra,ms and which is designed to secure for the citizens of North Carolina, the most beneficial uses of the States' waters. 4. Program Plan preparation and accomplishment reporting for the Division which provides an effective inanagement tool and which relates to. the Departments' Management Informa- tion System. · 5. Budget preparation for the Division which relates to the program plan and the Departmental Accounting System. 6. Coordination and liason necessary to assure adequate· and appropriate participation by federal, state and local agencies in the various planning processes. 7. Adequate program support at the Division level in the form of personnel, purchasing, physical plant and data proces- sing services. III. Five Year Planning Strategy: Administrative problems, trends and a response follow: Problem: Lack of documented procedures hamper program efficiency. Several -areas of the program need studies of coordination, work flow and decumentation of procedures in order to simplify and speed- up processing of various program actions, assure coordinated input to the actions and provide that information and data about the actions be available for program control and accountability, plan- ning or internal program use. Res p onse: Little progress was made in this area during FY 1977. A contract for developing an accomplishment reporting system is ·. -expected to be executed during FY 1977 and-the work should assist in documenting work flow and procedures ■-Additional effort (from the areawide planning program) has been allocated to develop and improve data collection and flow to data processing. Problem: Natural phenomena and proposed development combine to produce severe water resource problems. Sepcial analyses of these problems will need to be made in advance of completion of the N. c. Water Plan. Even after the development of the Water Plan, studies of this type will be needed to further study problems identified in the Wat~r Plan. Res p onse: Attempts will' be made t ·o identify these potential pro- blem areas promptly in order to evaluate their potential impact and determine a ·. s·chedule to make appropriate studies. Currently the staff is able to handle about one such study a year. In order to make more than one study, other projects would have to be de- layed or additional staff made available. Problem: Inability to adequately determine cause and effect re- lationships with non-point source pollution. Because non-point source pollution is such a dynamic, diffuse, complex process that has received such little attention in the past, there is not a clear understanding of the cause and effect relationships with non-point source pollutiono Res p onse: To minimize this problem, expertise from other agencies having authority or involvement with certain non-point source cate- gories was sought, culminating in the formation of the 208 Inter- agency Planning Group, containing representatives from nearly 20 state and federal agencies. Also much use of the Interactive Graphics System is anticipated to more fully utilize topography, soils, land cover and geological information by combining them to identify hydrologically sensitive areas. What is really needed, however, is a significant amount of additional funds poured into appropriate research projects to identify cause-effect relationships. Problem: In the process of conducting the statewide 208 program, DEM has encountered difficulty in determining how much of a pol- lutant constitutes an actual water quality problem. The answer does not appear to lie solely with chemical analyses, but these analyses must be supplemented with aquatic biological information. Particularly in the case of sediment, traditional methods cannot ,,. assess whether the source of sediment needs to be abated. North Carolina's.. streams have a severe sediment problem, but strict abatement measures can only be justified by demonstrating the associated biological degradation in streams_. Toxie materials have been demonstrated to accumulate in the aquatic flood chain in North Carolina while concentrations in water quality samples are low. Increased biological monitoring is desperately needed in North Carolina to assess the state of degradation of its water~ courses. -Response: The Division recognizes the need."1;;0· utilize aquatic bio- logical information as part o_f its water-:c qUal.ity· program·.-'-· Studies being conducted as part of the statewide 208 program are making use of the diversity and ecology of benthic macroinvertebrates to assess· the effect of pollutants on "biological" water quality down- stream of activities compared to upstream controls. The pesticide content of macroinvertebrates is being utilized to determine the effect that pesticide application may have on aquatic life. In addition, the Division is considering the implementation of a "chlorophyll''a" standard for monitoring over enrichment and justi- fying nutrient controis. This new emphasis on biological monitor- ing is only the beginning to what is really needed. It is impor- tant for EPA to take a strong position in promoting the use of biological sampling and providing expertise to the states. Problem: In order to properly manage the State's water resources, an adequate data base is an absolute necessity. This is especially true of data on the extent and distribution of these resources as well as current uses. Response: Coordination with the U.S. Geoiogical Survey will be improved so that the Survey is aware of the exact data needs for the water resources planning effort. Programs to produce and analy- ze water availability and water use data will be defined and imple- mented. Problem: An adequate data base for water resource planning needs has not yet been developed. Besides the HISARS ~ystem, only limited data is available on municipal water supplies and industrial water use. Information on,other needed data is still disp~rsed in various documents or does not exist. Data has been handled in piecemeal and inconvenience is experienced in locating the needed data, especi- ally for new employees. Response: The program will continue its data collection on munici- pal supplies and industrial uses. Other pertinent data used in · water resources planning will be identified and collection of these data will be initiated as possible. -An integrated information sys- tem will be explored to store these data in a single data base. .. Problem: Data processing in the Division will be involved in three major changes during fiscal year 1978. First, the EPA main- frame contract has gone to COMNET from OSI; secondly, the Depart- ment is moving into a new building; and thirdly, Data Management has purchased new equipment to be delivered in January 1978. Res p onse: The first change leaves the Department at the mercy of a vendor, COMNET. Changing mainframes for a system as large as STORET creates logistical problems of a magnituQe almost stagger- ing. Air programs made such a change about five years ago from "'which they have not yet recovered.· They were almost totally out of operations on the computer for two years. While STORET is only changing mainframes, and not mainframe type, there will be problems for at least six months and productive work will probably be af'fected to the extent that we will become about three months behinfl in production after six months. This estimate actually seems generous when looking at output for the month of June in which only three hours of productive connect time were achieved. The Environmental Protection Agency should seriously consider the losses incurred in periodic (every two years) change in its con- tractor for computer 'services. · The second change; moving into a new building, should have only a slight effect on production in the actual move. The move may cause a two week loss due to actual physically moving of per- sonnel and equipment (including telephone lines; etc.) but "bugs" in the new building (power failures, etc.) may add more problems for the succeeding six months. Thirdly, the new equipment due to arrive in January will be a totally new environment . for the data -processing ·operation.:;. How- ever'> some >of .tlie .,equipment will arrive early and will be tied into Region Ill''s PDP 11/70 to begin training and programming. Additional programming support and some system analysis will be a critical need in effective use of this equipment. \~~lliR QUJ\LI'l'Y SUl:>-PHOORAM Ifl'ARIM!NI' OF NA'lURAL AND ECXHMIC ~ -~ f.1.tJ~.GF?-Ell' :m.vI.SICN Pro~cilll Activities &: l•!anpower Reoour~s July Oct ,Jan Apr.ll July (',ct state Fiscal Year 76 1~ I FY 15-16 'IBANSITI<N JJ• l!"nlU ll'J<'J".Jlf , Yfo'I\P ,I ~~4'1 I FY. 77-78 F! 7e,..79 ACTIVITIES 'lotal . WA.a'mll 1st :Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rdQtr -lith Qtr. l'½offil l I 1btal. 'l'otal Ou t;out/ManYr In,,..._.._ --• IOJtuut/ManYr ·. n, ,.._, ... IM->"'IYr n,..._ ... ~-v-n. ........... ~, . ,Out-...• --AbnY1 n ....._,, .. ":'ilm . racu L.l....l' -.. j 6.5300 Data l'.ans.gement .. I . l .5310 Air QuaU .. ty Data /.4 /.4 · /.4 ·J.3 /.4 /1.5 /1.5 /1.5 ·• .5311 Cards Punched 11.0001 n.0001 i7,000/ 17,000/ 17,,000/ j _68,000/ 68,000/ 68,000/ .5312 Retrievals . 45/ 45/ 451 45/ 45/ I . 1.so, 180/ 180/ . .. • 5320 ~ater Quality Data /2.'9-JZ.9 /2.9 /2..8 /2.9 /11.5 /U.5 I /11.5 . .5321 CArda Punched 40,000/ 2.40,000/ 240,000/ t.O~UXJ/ 240,.000/ 960,000/ 960,000/ 960.000/ I I .5322 Retrievals 180/ 180/ 170./ 170/ 180/ 700/ 700/ 700/. 1 I .. . . . . . . .. . . . . -- I . . ' -. ·. . • . , C . .. . " .. -.. . ; . .. .. . . . . -. .. . · · . . .. .. --· ,~.., ~·· ,~.': ·--~ ., [.A.Di\UNSITRATiu!if SUB-FROG.RA.Vi lJlO · DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT -ENVIRONMENTJIJ.. MANAGEMENT PROGRJIJ.,{ v. Program Resources -Funding TOTAL BUDGET ( STATE & FEDEPJ.L) BY FISCAL. YEAR (Continuation) ; l':Jilllli-'U.. rr IS TJU t. & _l' .t.JJ!'.FlD..L .!'.!!..:Jl!J\J\.!., H.::i(.;AL UJlii OBJECT OF EXPENDITURES .. FIFTH QUARTER BUDGET AUTHORIZED BUDGET JULY 1 . -SEPT. 77 JULY 77 -JUNE 78 OCT. 77 -SEPT. 78 .. :-.... :Other •. I ,. I Total Budget ADMINISTRATION J 160,258 I 641,034 641,034 State Appropriations 160,258 641,034 641,CJ4 Federal Receipts I i : Remarks: .. ' -~ .. .. .. . j ' ' .A Equipri!ent Requirements -3420 -5300 1 hood for radiotracer work 6 ISCO samplers 10 Safety signs 6 ~del F Stage Recorders 3 pH meters 1 refrigerator/freezer 1 portable still Contingency TOTAL 1.,.700 10',800 ; 500 2>700 700 600 300 2,.700 20,000 --........ ft:' ..... . t: . WATER RESOURC.i:N5-SUB-PROGRAM 1370 DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RES01.i..w:£S AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT -ENVIROWmNTAL MANAGEMENT PROGRAM V. Program Resources -Funding TOTAL BUDGET ( ST!.TE & FEDERAL) BY FISCAL YEAR ( Continuation) ' FEDERAL FY STATE & FEDERAL FEDERAL FISCAL YEAR OBJECT OF EXPENDITURES JoEfH19U:::Rsll1r 77 BUDGET AUTHORIZED BUDGET JULY 77 -JUNE 78 OCT. 77 -SEPT. 78 3250 Postage 200 800 800 3290 Communications . ]JOO Utilities J400 Printing and Binding . '• 2,199 I 8,.797 :$,n7 •· 3500 Repairs and :W.aintenance I I 3600 Freight, Express, Delivery 13 50 50 JSOO Data Processing Services 1,750 7,000 7,000 3900 Other Services 800 3,200 3,200 ·:~ 3·)20 Moving Expenses -. I 4100 Rent _or Real Property I Rent of Data Proc. Eq_uipment / -~200 :, -· .,:.300 Rental of other Eq_uipment .JOO 1·;200 1,200 4400 Service & Maintenance Contracts 625 2,500 2,500 4500 Insurance & Bonds ·, 4900 Other Fix Charges 2,200 8,800 8,800 •.; ' 5100 Office Furniture & Equipment I 665 2,660 2,660 5300 Ed., Med., Agri., Equip, 5400 Motor Vehicle·Purchase ;,500 Other Eq_uiprnent -~ .. !~ f. ATTACHMENT 11 B" WATER QUALITY FACILITIES DISCHARGE INVENTORY IN NORTH CAROLINA (Reserved) ATTACHMENT 11 C11 REGULATIONS ON CRITERIA FOR DETERMINING PRIORITY FOR WASTE- WATER TREATMENT FACILITY CONSiRUCTION GRANT FUNDS ✓ .,, NATURAL ANO ECONOMIC RESOU2CBS -E. M. 2F .0100 (c) After applying the provisions of subdivisions (a) and (b) of this regulation, the Corr:nission will exercise its discretion- ary authority in establishing priority for funding of projects .when two or more projects receive the same nu~ber of po~nts or when projects are located in critical areas designate~ by the Com- mission. (d) Project~ which receive a Step II or St~p III grant in a preceding fiscal year will be retained on the priority list, will be evaluated and given special consideration during succes- sive fiscal years until the sewerage system improvement need for which the initial grant was r.1ade is funded. (e) Projects ~hich are assigned priority for a Step I, II, III or combination of steps for Federal grants shall be of such scope as to provide adequate treat~ent to meet efflueht linitations and wat~r quality standard~ ipplicable ~o receiving waters, and wi.11 be comprised of wasteKater collecti-on systems, wastewater treatment works systems or operable segments of such systems. (f) Beginning with Fisca: Year 1975 and in ~ach succeeding year, the Discharge Inventory will be compiled based on conditions existing prior to and until January 1 of. that yea.r, and the pri- ority list will be ccrnpliet based on corid~tions exiiting or in- formation submitted prior to February 1 of that year. (g) Projects certified for priority under the Federal Water Pollution Control Act Amend=ents of 1972, must have on file the required informati6n and documents by April 1st of the sa~e fiscal year in which the funds are allocated to the State. Federal grant funds assigned to projects ;,,·hich have not filed all requir&d docu- ments by April· 1st of' the fiscal year \·-lill be . subject to reas~:!.en- ment to other projects be1ni considered for funding. (ri) Project applications-filed with tbe Commission on or be- fore March 1 of each· year will be considered for priority. A:;,y suth applications which are not certified for priority will be reviewed annually and, if determined necessary,.will be re- turned to the applicant for revisions. Any application returned to the applicant may be re~ised and iestibmitted to the Commission for consideration of priority lhe succeeding fiscal y~ar . . (i) Each year, at the ti6e of tertffying projects for funding, the Corr.rn.ission will establish, from the State's allocation, a contingency fund to accorr_rr:odate project cost overruns .. (j) Beginning with F;Y. 74 and sticceeding y~ars, public hear- ing(s) will be held on the priority and proposed funding lists on or bE-fore · May 15th. Thep:-.:.ority.and funding lists proposed for public hearing will be reviewed and approved by the Water and Ai~ Quality Control Cc;,mmi~tee er its successor. The f .inal funding list for each fiscal year w:!.ll, be approved by the Commission . NORTE CAROLINt. AD~!Pl!STRATIV::: CODE . . 2-101 ~ .I,. '---- Nit '1'UF..l\L AND ECOHOMIC RESOGPCES -E. M. 2F .0100 (k) These regulations will govern allocation 6f Federal grant funds for F.Y. 74 and succeeding years. Any modifications shall be approved by the Cow.mission.· A public hearing(s) will be held befo:r:•e the Commission approves substantial modifications.· History Note: Statutory Authority G.S. 143-215(a)(4); 143~~15.3(a)(l3); Eff. February 1, 1976 . . 0103 BASES FOR PRIORITY (a) Discharge Inventory and Priority Factors (Maximum Value - 50 points). . (l) · The number of ·points assigned under this stlbdivision (a) will be determined from the Discharge Inventory Rating assigned the project. (2) The Discharge Inventory Rating for each p~oject is com~ puted as follows: D~scharge Inventory Rating= S x Ax B where: Sis the rating number tor the sub-basin in which the project is located and is computed by S =a+ b + c + d where:- a = The .ratio of waste discharge volume to the 10- year 7-day low flow originating iri the sub-basin. b = The relativ~ population in the sub-basin, c = The severity of· water quality degradation as reflected by dissolved oxygen depletion, pH and organic pollution load carried by streams :th the sub~ba~in utilizing the State's •ntire data · base froo 1968 to present. NORTH CAROLINA ADMINISTRATIVE CODE 2-102 . _J ' I I i ! :JNL'UHAL AND ECONOI>iIC }~ESOU.RCr:":s -E. M. 2F .0100 c~p I 'I i / ( ( u q) . i ., ~.]) r "Priority List 1• r~ean:,; a listing in dc:'..-.ccnding order of t rc total number of points assigned under Regulation .0103 to each project in the St~te: (a) which has a discharge inventory rating value of 700 o~ more, or (b) for which an appl~cation is filed within the period provided by these ?egulations,or (c) for which an approval docum~nt has b~en issued and which f provides for the initiation of const~uction of a treat- ' ment works improvecent on or before the beginning of the next fiscal ~ear, or (d) at which the existing degree of treatment provided is primary or less. 11 Regional managerr.ent a.uthor;ity" means a unit of goverr.rr:eDt which has jurisdiction for providing the wastewater ~reat- ment works for three or more units of government. 1'Unit of Government 11 means any incorporated city, town or village, co~nty, sanitary district, metropolitan sewerage district, sewer district, sewer authority, special purpose district, other municipality, or any agency, board, com- mission, department or political subdivision or public cor- poration of the State, now or hereafter created or establish- ed, empowered to provide wastewater collection systems or wastewater treatment works. "Wastewater collection system" has the same meaning as in 1:waste,·1ater treatment works"· has the same meaning as in r1!istory Note: j Statutory Authority G.S. 143-215.3(a)(l3)· 143-215-3(a) (4); . , Eff. February 1, 1976 . . ( .. 05 EFFECTIVE CONTIHGENT u?ON FEDERAL FUNDS ALLOCATED /7hese Regulations shall he effective ·ror fiscal year 1974 and ,ucceeding year allocations of Federal grant funds allocated to I'\~~ State of North Carolina. i risto!'y Note: Statutory Authority G.S. lll3-215(a)(llJ); ! 143-215.3(a)(l3); ! Eff. F~bruery 1, 1976. ! I f i ! I i /N1RTH CAROLINA ADMINISTRATIVE CODE .. r ' ·, ATTACHMENT 1 1D11 FISCAL YEAR 197S PRIORITY LIST .... J - -, ,, ., Section Ffnal Dsch ill VI Pr1orit,z'. ~ Communft l'. Fac'flit,l:'. Inv Inv ill.!!! !. .\!_ £, it_ Rtng l • BURL I"•GTON 's"mfri-i -l 57/J ilt1;113 08 CIO 10 s l '5 '\ 111.u3 2,. BURLING TO~ PAST \570 1111~43 011 11(1 '" 5 ' 5 :s 111.11, -s. CHA~LOTTE "4CAL.PINE 1757 aq~60 Oil_ -::n 0 00 5 5 o; 5 73.611 4~ Cl-!AHLOTTE I RW ! ~J 1157 IJ9,60 0/J (l(i 00 5 5 5 "i 71.bl\ s; GRE'E:NS80RO NClRT"' BUFF4Lf'! 1771 50,00 0 IJ (11) I 0 0 I 1 5 7t.nn b. HIGl-i POINT fA8T 1382 39~01 011 no lO 5 J J 5 bQ.01 7. WINSTON .. SALF" ARCHIE ELLE'Dr.E 1&71.1 417~26 011 00 10 0 1 1 5 t,JI. 21, • e; CHARL(JTT!' SUGAR l'Sbl IJ(I ;01 OU ~O 00 5 5 5 c; t,R;o1 9. GREl:NSBORr., SOUTH BUll'FI\Ln 1571.1 /Ji1~43 04 no 10 0 I ' c; bS.113 10! MON~Ot: HUNIC?PAL PLANT tSbt IICl,07 na 00 10 0 1 3 3 65.07 11. BUNCO"'BI! CRESCENT 0920 2s;•n OR 00 to 5 c; 5 5 1,3,q7 12. DURl-<A~ THIRD FORK 1520 42\CH 04 00 to e 1 1 s b3.91 , 13; HIGM POIN'I'. WEST 11'18 n~az 011 on IO 5 ' 3 5 63.,-2 111; BlJNCO.,BE WEAVERVILLE 01>91! 19,46 04 00 tn 5 s s 5 6J.u!l 15~ C!-i,-PEI-HILL MUNICIPAL PLANT 1280 Jb,13 04 no tn 5 1 3 3 b?..13 u,; SM? TH"'IE'LD MUNICIPAL PLANT t27t Js:aa 011 nn 00 5 o; 5 3 &1.1<~ IT. 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VANCE80RO 1t1UIIJIC:JPAL PLANT 00110 ('12,25 011 no 00 0 1 no. ;,c_; uo. lolAVSViLLE OOM nz,?c; ()II 00 /10 0 , nq • ;;,o; 181 • E1.L~N140Rr, ""npnsEo l'~CI.J 0015 ·0_2 • 1 l l)lj no 00 0 I , C. q. 1 I 38,i!, JONES-I tLLE lillUN?CiltAL PL.ANT 00'711 02, 118 ()/,j n" 110 r, 09. 0 Ill 363, JAME.S 11 1LL! ooiio 01, 38 Oll •11) I)~ i"J I) P. •. ,A 11.!_II~ ~I£t.LF:W['l00 ~ r, 003/J 011~q5 011 on no n n 1. oc; l,i<i5~ CRESWELL NO OUCMARG! . OOi4 i,o,,q 011 on 0(1 .0 fl7.l<1 3R'9, 11npest liiL OIN!O l»"OJ ('1()(\7 0('1 1 I q 011 on ll 0 0 I , I (11., q I ATTACHMENT nz!! CONSTRUCTION GHA_l\fT FUNDING LIST FCE Yi 19'76 ../ I Type ~ppli-F. Y. 78 F. Y. 79 I F. Y. P-0 NPDES Grunt of at ion Project Fundinq r-ro feet Fundin 'l Proier.t Fundino Priority No, Parent I.D. Proj. ,arget Est. 75% Est. Proj. Est. 75% Est. P~Est. 75t Est. Proj. No. Value P..pp l i cant Name NCOO-Proj. No. No. Steo Pro j ect Descri ption Date Fed. Grant Cost Fed. Grant Cost Fed. Grant Cost Paqe 2 of 25 7. 68.07 Charlotte 24937 37701 37711 2 P&S, WTP 6-78 255,00 ( 340,000 I (Sugar) i· I 37711 37712 3 WTP 3Q-79 3,420,000 4,560,000 I .. 8. 65.91 Durham 26298 38001 38001 l SSES, Ph 2 4Q-78 644,100 858,800 (Third Crk)_ P&S Farrington Rd 412,50 0 I 38001 38002 2 WTP I!: Int. 10-77 550,000 I 38002 38003 3 Farrington Rd, WTP 9-78 9,000,00 0 12;000,000 & Int. I 38001 38004 2 P&S, Rehab. 2Q-79 22,500 30,000 I. . 38004 38005 3 Rehab. lQ-80 1,695,000 2,260,000 9. 65.43 Greensboro 23833 37601 37605 2 P&S, Metro WTP & Int. 12-77 1,050,00C 1,400;000 (S. Buffalo) 37605 37606 3 Metro WTP & Int. 3Q-79 1 17,850,000 23,800,000 ' ! 63.97 j Buncombe Co. MSD 10. 25160 39101 39101 1 SSES Ph 2 750,000 l ,000,000 I I (Cresent} 4Q-78 P&S Buncombe & Homing I f 39101 39102 2 Val1e v Int. 9-77 412,50 Cl 550,000 39102 39103 3 Buncombe & Homing 9-78 6,236,25 0 8,315,000 Valle y Int. 39101 39106 3 !/I Rehab. lQ-80 7~500,000 10,000.000 11. I 63.82 1 W. High Point 24228 40401 40402 2 P&S, WTP Upgrade 6-78 300,000 400,000 40402 40403 3 WTP Upgrade 3Q-79 4,912,500 6,550,000 I 12. 63.48 i Buncombe 25178 39101 39104 2 P&s, WTP 12-77 30~000 40,000 I (l-leaverville} I 39104 391051 3 WTP 6-78 40?.25d 543,000 I I 13. : 62.131 Chapel Hill I !ssEs. Ph 2 I I i 125241 38001 38001 1 9-77 77,25 C 103.000 I I I I I i I 38001 56201 2 1P&S, WTP 1 10-77. 187 ,5001 250,000 i iWTP I I ' I 56201 56202 , 3 ! 9-78 4,315.500: 5,754,000 I i I I I I ! I I I I I I I I \. I I I I ../ ra ! . Paqe 3 of 25 1ype ·'\ppli-F. Y. 78 F. Y. 79 I F.Y. 80 ' NPDES Grant of "ation Proje ct Fundi nci Pro .ject Fundino Pro j ect Fundin o Priority No. Parent I.D. Proj. Target Est. 75 % \Est. Proj. Est. 75% \Est. Proj. Est. 75% Est. Proj. No. Value Ao plicant Name NCOD-Proj. No. No. Ste p Pro j ect Descri ption Date Fed . Grant l Cost Fed. ~rant Cost Fed. Grant Cost (cont'd) 25241 38001 56203 3 Rehab. 4Q-79 I 193,500 258,000 14. 59.31 Swansboro 20770 39201 39204 2 .-P&S, Int. lQ-79 I 12, 150 16,200 39204 39205 3 Int. 4Q-7Q 263,625 351,500 15. 59.02 Roclcy Mount 25003 39401 39401 1 SSES, Ph 2 3-78 278,250 371,000 39401 39405 2 P&S for Compass Crk & 12-77 29,850 39,800 Hornbeam Br. Int. 39405 39406 3 Compass Crk & Hornbeam Br. Int. 9-78 445,875 594,500 39401 39407 3 I/I Rehab. 4Q-79 755,550 1,007,400 16. 56.59 N. Mecklenburg 36277 45101 45104 3 I/! Rehab. 8-78 75,000 100,000 17. 56.23 Dare County 41601 41601 -1 ~arine Survey 1-78 67,500 90~000 I (Nags Head) .-'&S, WiP, Int; & I 41601 41602 2 Slud oe Fae. 6-78 101,250 135,000 ITP, Int. & Sludge I 41602 41603 3 Fae. lQ-79 2,130,000 2,840,000 18. 56.17 New Hanover Co. 42602 42603 3 Northeast Int & P.S. 12-77 1,596,075 2.128,100 Wrightsville Bh 2007~ 42601 42601 1 SSES 9-77 l 3~425 17,900 56501 56502 3 Int. & P.S. 12-77 851,523 1,135,364 \ 42601 56503 2 ~&S, Rehab. 6-78 2,040 2,720 56503 56504 3 Rehab. lQ-79 22,860 30,480 19. 55.90 Graham 21211 56301 56302 3 WTP & Int. 6-78 2,844,00 C 3,792,000 38501 56303 3 I/I Rehab. 2Q-79 56,250 75,000 20. 54:64 Durham 23841 38001 38006 2 P&S, Replacement of 12-77 21,00 0 28,000 (Ncrthside) Alternate Power Replacement of Alt. -·---38006 38007 3 Power 7~78 189,00 0 252,000 . --· --·-----·-·-t------------. ----- Paqe 5 of 25 fype f~ppl i-F. Y. 78 F. Y. 79 . f'.Y. 80 NP0ES Gra-nt of at ion Pro j ect Fundin(J Pro .i ect Fundin Q I Pro j ect Fundinn Priority No. Parent I.D. Droj. Target Est. 75% !Est. Proj. Est. 75% !Est. Proj. I Est. 75t 'Est. Prcr:-- No. Value Apo1icant Name NC00-Proj. No. No. Ste p Project Descri ption Date Fed. Grant I Cost Fed. Grant Cost Fed. Grant Cost 27. 51. 75 I Mount 01 ive 20575 42101 42104 3 Rehab. 9-78 49,89 ' 66,500 I I 28. ! 51.20 I Statesville 20583 39501 39503 3 I/I Rehab. 6-78 237,00 ( 316,000 I j 29. 51.05 I Aulander 25518 42301 42301 l SSES Ph 1 12-77 22,50 ( 30,000 .... 42301 42301 1 SSES Ph 2 4Q-78 31,500 42,000 42301 58701 2 P&S 1 ITTP 1-78 22,50 ( 30.000 58701 58702 3 14TP 4-78 365 ,25 ( 487,000 42.301 58703 3 Rehab. lQ-80 91,500 122,000 30. 51.01 Salisbury 23884 40801 40802 2 P&S for Priority Proj. 6-78 225.00 ( 300,000 31. 50,90 Haw River S.D. 31712 38501 57301 2 P&S, Int. & P.S. 6-78 22,50 0 30.000 \ 20-19I I I 57301 57302 3 Int. & P.S. 307,500 410,000 I 32. 50.65 Scotland Co. 20656 45901 61401 2 P&S, WTP Upgrading 6-78 11,25 G 15.000 I Airport (Laurin- burg-Maxton) 61401 61402 3 WTP Upgrading 2Q-79 120,000 160,000 ! 33, 49.14 Wilson 23906 38101 38101 1 SSES 10-77 26 1 55 C 35,400 38101 38102 2 P&S Murphy Body Int .. 10-77 217,50 ( 290,000 Homin y Int. N.side PS 38.102 38103 3 Murphy Body Int. 6-78 4,285,275 5.713,700 Homin v Int . N.side PS \ i 38101 38104 3 1/1 Rehab. 2Q-79 139,725 186,300 I 49.63 i Clinton .. 34. I 20117 42501 42504 3 I/I· Rehab. .12-77 162,000 216,000 35. I 49.30 j Marion 21130 40601 40601 1 1 SSES 2Q-79 22,500 30,000 I I I I ! ' 354 354 3 Increase 9-78 876,00 0, 1,168,000 I ; I ·• 24881 38401 38401 l ,SSES, Ph 2 6-78 , 217,360 I 36. 49.12, Rerdsv1lle 163,0201 I 38401 ! 38404 ! ! 228,410 I 304,550 I I 3 I/I Rehab. 3Q-79 l I I I I I : I I I I ; I ' I rType tPP~ i-F. Y. 78 F. Y. 79 I · F. Y. 80 NPDES Grant of /'.=at1on Pro j ect Fundi na Pro.iect FundinG Project Fundina Pa11c 6 of 25 Priority No. Parent I.D. Proj. ~arget Est. 75% I Est. Proj. Est. 75"/, i Est. Proj. Est. 75i Est. Proj. No. Value A:m l i cant Name NCOO-Proj. No. No. Ste p Pro j ect Descriotion Date Fed. Grant Cost Fed: Grant I Cost Fed. Grant Cost ' I 37. 49.05 Hickory 20401 38901 38S01 1 SSES I 9-78 75,00 C 100,000 38901 38905 2 P&S Lake Hickory WTP; 9-78 142,50 C 190,000 Int. 38905 38906 3 Lake Hickory WTP & 4Q-79 2,250,000 3,000,000 I Int. 38. 49.01 Siler City 26441 42701 42706 3 I/I Rehab 3-78 60,09 ( 80,120 39. 48.47 Asheboro 26123 40301 40301 1 SSES, Ph l 7-77 75,00 ( 100,000 I 40301 40301 1 SSES, Ph 2 3-78 225,00 ( 300,000 ' 40301 40302 2 P&S for Priority Proj. 6-78 281,25 ( 375,000 I 40301 40303 ! 3 1/I Rehab. 9-78 187 .so c 250,000 I I 40. 48.36 Havelock 21253 42901 42904 3 I/I Rehab. 7-78 10,65 ( 14,200 41. 48.25 Rural Hall 20711 39901 6l 50i 2 P&S for Int. 9-78 16,200 21,600 4Q-79 1 I 61501 61502 3 Int. 224,325 299,100 I 42. 47.77 Clayton 25453 43101 43102 2 P&S, WTP, Int. & 7-78 76,500 102,000 PS j 43102 43103 3 WTP, Int. & P.S. 2Q-79 1,425,000 1,900,000 43. 47.16 Carteret Co. 26611 38801 38801 l SSES 9-78 60,00 C 80,000 i Complex (More- head City) 38801 56701 2 P&S for WTP 9-78 138,563 184,750 56701 56702 3 WTP 3Q-79 3,075,000 · 4, 100,.000 I .. 38801 56703 3 I/I Rehab. 2Q-80 I 696,000 928,000 l 15 ,00 ( I I 44. I 46.27 Jamestown 23183 38701 56801 2 P&S for PS & F.M. 12.;.77 20,000 I I I I P&S &F.M. 235,000 I 56801 56802 3 3Q-79 176,250 I I I I -I I I I j Page 7 of 25 [rype tppli-F.Y. 78 F. Y. 79 I F.Y. 80 NPDES Gr~nt of ~ation _P.!:QJect Fu:,~ Project Fur.din g Pro .i ec c Fundi n<J Priority No. Parent I.D. ~roj. . arget Est. 75% !Est. Prcj. Est. 75% Est. Proj . Est. 75t Est. Proj. No. Value Aoo 11cant Name NCOO-Proj. No. No. Ste µ Pro .i ect Descri otion I Date Fed. Grant Cost Fed. Grant Cost Fed. Grant Cost 45. 47.06 Red Springs 25577 43301 43301 1 SSES 3-78 l 60,000 80,COO I 46 .. 45.90 Gibsonville 25500 56601 56602 3 Int. & P.S. 3-78 1,515,000 2,020.000 25607 38501 56603 3 I/ I Rehab. lQ-79 23,250 31,000 Alamance Co. 57401 57402 3 Int. 3-78 2,138,250 2,851,000 47. 45.43 Faison-Calypso 21814 41401 41402 2 P&S, WTP & Int. I 10-77 52,500 70,000 I 41402 41403 3 Const. WTP & .int 6-78 637,500 850,000 41401 41404 3 I/I Rehab. lQ-79 41,250 55,000 48. 45.06 Raleigh {Neuse R) 29033 41901 41901 l SSES Ph I 10-7-7 150,000 200,000 I 41901 41901 l SSES Ph II 4Q-78 525,000 100,000 I i I I 41901 41902 2 P&S for WTP Upgrading 4Q-78 112,500 150,000 I I I ! 41902 41904-3 \ff P Upgrading 4Q-79 ! I I 1,650,000 2,200,000 49. 44.74 Holly Ridge 27472 40201 40202 2 P&S for priority ;:;raj. 9-78 54,000j 72,000 l I I I I ! ! ! 50. I 44 I Oare Co. 52801 1 52802 2 P&S for priority proj. lQ-79 I 37 ,5oo 1 so.coo I i I ·52 (Hatteras Isle ) I l 51. j 44.50 ! Magnolia I I I 20346 40101 401021 2 P&S for WTP 10-77 21,525 28,700 I i I l I I I ' I i i 40102 40103 3 WTP 6-78 279,4501 372,600 I I ' I 52. ! 44.49 ! Cary 41901 1 1 60,450 1 ' 35246 41901 SSES 10-77 80,600 I I ' I ' I t 65,ooo I I I ! -41901 61601 2 P&S, Int. & PS 3-78 48,750 ! I ; ' I 1so.ooo I I I 61601 61602 3 Int. & PS 4Q-78 1.000,000 ! ' ' ' 44.441 liberty I I i 53. ' 25992 46001 j 46001 l SSES Ph l 9-77 30,000 40,000 l I i ' ' ! I .·1 46001 46001 1 SSES Ph 2 4Q-78 ' 75,000 ! 100.000 ! i I I I I I I I i I I "'- Page 8 of 25 INPOES j ype 1 ~ppii-1 F. Y. 78 F. Y. 79 i F.Y. 80 Gra-nt of ~ation Pro j ect FundinQ Pro .i ect Fundi nri I Pro jEct Fundinc Priority No. Parent I.D. Proj. arget Est. 75% Est. Proj. Est. 75~ jEst. Proj. Est. 75~ !Est. Proj. No. Value Apo l1cant Name NCOO-Proj. No. No. Ste p Pro j ect Descriotion ' Date Fed. Grant Cost Fed. Grant Cost Fed. Grant Cost 44.44 Liberty (cont'd) 46001 46002 2 P&S for priority proj. 4Q-78 45,000 60,000 46001 46003 3 I/I Rehab 4Q-79 75,000 100,000 54. 44.27 1 Pilot Mountain 26646 54501 54502 2 1P&S for priority proj. 4Q-78 37,500 50,000 ' 55. I 43.25 Concord 25640 38201 38205 2 P&S Dutch Buffalo, 10-77 126,260 168,350 (Mt. Pleasant) Coldwater & 3 mi. Int. Dutch Buffalo, Cold-38205 38206 3 water & 3 mi. Ir.t. 6-78 3,711,410 4.948,550 38201 38207 1 2 P&S Roclcy River South-3'.'"78 49,500 66,000 side Int. 38207 38208 3 Rcclcy -River Southside 4Q-78 1,256,250 1,675.000 Int. 56. 43.04 1 Wi1mington 23965 42601 59501 2 P&S Outfall 10-77 112,402 149 1 870 I I (Northside) 59501 59502 3 Outfall 6-78 1,605,750! 2,141,000 42601 59503 3 Rehab. 3Q-79 I 206,925 21s ,9oo I I 57. 43.03 Elizabethtown 26671 41801 41801 1 SSES 1-78 30,000 40,000 I i 41801 41804 3 . I/I Rehab • 6-78 93,750 1 125,000 I ! I 58. 42.82 Lexington 24384 40401 61701 2 i P&S, WTP & Int. 6-78 637 ,5oo! 850,000 I 61701 61702 1 3 J~!TP & Int. 4Q-79 i 14,812,500 19,750,000 59. I i 42.77 Saluda I 28975 42001 42002 2 !P&S for priority proj. 8-78 33,750 45,000 60. ! 42.63 I Spring Hope 20061 41501 41504 3 II/I Rehab. 9-78 178,500 238,000 I I I 61. l 42.62 I Roanoke--Rapids 1 24201 44901 44901 1 jssEs 3-78 75,000: 100,000 I I . : (S.D.) I ' 44901 44902 2 IP&S for priority proj. 8-78 356,2501 475,000 I I ! ! ; 62 .• ' 42.52 : Lake Lure I 25381 48901 48901 1 Facilities Plan 10-77 I 34,000 I I I I 25,500 : I I I I I I 63. I 42.43 Va l dese I 20753 I 39605 1 39606 3 lwrP & Int. 6-78 6, 187 ,soo l 8,250,000 I i I ,, (Lake Rhodhiss ) 1 · I I ' I I I I i I ' I I I I l I I I I I I I ' I I I . i\ I ~I iori tyj lue App licant Name 80. 37. 74 ) J\,nson Co. Area I (Wadesboro) 81. 37.72 Gaston Co. Comple 82. I 37.41 Stantonsburg I I I I 83. l 37 3~ rsurf City; Top- • 0 i sai1 Beach Area I 84. I 37. 13 Hayesville I I 85 .. i 36.90 Troy I -I 86. I ~6.81 i Haywood Co. Area --' ' 36.47 I Wallace 87. i ' I I 36.46 1 Fayetteville 88. j ! ' ( Cross Crk) i I I I I I I I NPDES No. NCOO- 21385 I 20087 26697 28916 20702 23957 [Type Parent Grant I of I.D. froj. Proj. No. No. Ste p 42201 l 42201 1 I 42201 42202 2 42202 42203 3 42201 42204 3 37801 37802 2 42401 42401 1 42401 42402 2 42402 42403 3 44801 44802 2 55601 55602 2 55602 55603 3 45301 45301 1 45301 60401 2 60401 60402 3 45301 60403 3 52501 152502 2 44501 I 44502 2 44502 I 44503 3 43401 : 43401 1 43401 43402 2 i Pag.__ ti of 25 rpli-1 F.Y.78 F. Y. 79 F.Y. 80 ation Project ~undin g . Pr-o~ct Fundin g Project Fund i no arget Est. 75% 1Est .. roJ. Est. 75t \Est. Proj. Est. 75~ \Est. Proj. J .ro j ect Descri ~tion Date Fed. Grant , Cost Fed. Grant, Cost Fed. Grant Cost S:.l S 9-78 75,ooo J 100,000 I I P&S. ~JTP 12-77 522,300 1 696.400 I I MTP 4Q-78 6,225,000 I 8,300,000 Rehab. 1 Q-80 i 210,000 280,000 P&S for priority proj. 9-78 187,500 250,000 SSES 3-78 30,000 40,000 ! ?&S, WTP & Int. 6-78 114,330 152,440 1wrp & Int. \ 2Q-79 1,756,500 : 2,342,000 P&S for priority proj. 9-78 .I 150,000 1 200,000 ' I 1, 125 ! 'P&S for Cl 2 Fae. 3-78 1,500 I Cl2 Fae. 9-78 1 15,000 20,000 I SSES 1-0-77 87,750 117,000 I 180,0CO \ I 1P&S, WTP & Int. 12-77 135,000 1 \HP & Int. lQ-79 I 1,932,750 2,577,000 I 1Rehab. j 2Q-80 I 140,850 187,800 I (P&S for priority proj. I 2Q-79 18,750 25,000 I 10-77 sa,100 I I l IP&S, WTP 43,735 JwTP . 8-78 1 793,050 1,057,400 I i I I 1ssES I 34,425( ' 12-n I 45,900 I ·I . . i ' P&S for priority proj. ! 2q.:.79 I I I 210,000 I 2ao.ooo I I I I. I l I I I I I I i I ' --Page i3 o-:" 25 ---' I rType tppli-F.Y. 78 F. Y. 79 F.Y. ~,: -I Priority/ NPDES Grant cf Pro .i ect Fi;r.dir.q f'rr::'ect ~;J '·i:.:~ n,... ~ation Pro,ject Fund~ --~ --~-No. Parent I.D. Proj. arget Est. 75% iEst. Proj. Est. 75% i Est. Proj. Est. 75% ',5• ~~oj I~ C . . ' • No. 1 Value 1 P..D'Jl icant Name NCOO-Proj. No. No. Ste p Pro 'ect Descri ption Date Fed. Grant I Cost Fed. Grant Cost Fed. Grant Ccst Hendersonville I 92,soo I I I I 34.27 44402 44403 3 Cl2 Fae. 3-78 69 ,3751 I (cont'd) I I I i I 44401 44404 2 P&S, WTP upgrading 9-78 15,000 20,000 I I I -~ I 485,150 l I 44404 I 44405 3 WTP upgrading 3Q-79 364,312 I I I I i l 44401 44406 2 P&s. III Rehab. lQ-79 11,250 15,000 I I 44406 44407 3 I/I Rehab. 4Q-79 1 I 350,650! 467,500 I 102, 34.04 I Wilmington 23973 42601 59504 2 P&S . WTP uoo rading 4-0-78 57,945 1 77,260 I I 1 (Southside) I 4Q-79 I I 59504 59505 3 WTP upgrading I 696,675 928,90C I 33. 71 ! Hot Springs 20,D~ I 1 103. 25836 55401 55402 2 IP&S for priority proj. · 9-78 15,000 I ! T 33.71 !~ars:ia 11 21733 51201 51202 2 P&S for priority proj. 2Q-79 I 10sof 25,000 i l 04. , ! - I 21911 i I 105. I 33.40 Fuquay-Varina 44001 44004 3 Rehab. 4Q-7B I 54,600 72,EOO I \ -I I 47301 1 1 3-78 I I 19 ,ooo I i 106. 33.32 I Western Franklin 20672 47301 SSES 14 ,2501 I to. {Franklinton) ---' I t 7 I I I -47301 47302 2 P&S, WTP 9-78 64,5001 86,000 I i I I 47302 47303 3 WTP 4Q-79 I 870,0001 1,160,000 --I- 24,0001 I I 10 • I 33.14 Macclesfield 27031 46901 46901 l SSES 10-77 18,000 ·-~ --I I 46901 I P&S for PS & forcemain 9-78 30,0001 40,000 I I I I I 60501 I 2 I i l I I I 60501 60502 l:_ p s & force main 4Q-79 ' 148,5001 198,000 ; ; ' -I I I 108. i 32.98 ~oodland 43801 43804 2 P&S for I/I Rehab 6-78 , 15 ,0001 20,000 I I I I I 43804 43805 j 3 I/I Rehab. I 4Q-78 67,500 ! 90,000 I I I : i ' I ' 15 ,00 ( I i I 109. , 32.61 : s. Rutherford Co 54901 54901 l Fae. Plan 3-78 20,000! I I I ! ! i I I I I I I I l \. I I i I l bype ' IO-r,p 1 i-I F. -v. 7 e I F. Y. n F.Y. 80 I I ' NPOES Grant of. ~ation . ?roj1::ct Funcino ?ro.;_i:ct •ur,c:.:foo : Project F,mGinc I Priority I No. Parent I.D. I l"OJ. 1,arget I Est. 75~ iEst. Proj. j £st. 75~ \est. Proj. I Est .. 75% IEst. Prcj. No. Value ! Ao p1icant Name NCOO-Proj. No. Pro i ect Gescriction Fed. Grant ' Cost No. ; Steo Cate Ired. trant Ccst Fed. Grant Cost ' Pa~e 14 cf 25 110. 32.60 jUnion County 37901 37906 2 P&S, Int. I 11-77 87,0~ 116,000\ I i t I ! 1 {Dry Fork) 37907 1 3 8-78 1 ,I 85o,oon 1 I I I 37906 Int. 637,500, I r 32.54 i Laurinburg 45901 I 1 1s,rn1d I I lll. 21687 45901-SSES 3-78 20,000 I ! I ' I I 45901 45902 2 P&S for Int. & PS 1-78 75.000i 100.000 I I l I I 2.05s.ooo l 45902 45903 3 Int. & PS 4Q-7S 1,548,750 I 18,75~ I I I 112. 32.52 Zebulon 24368 54201 54201 1 SSES, Ph 2 6-78 25,000 ' I , • 54201 54204 3 I/I Rehab. I 2q-19 I 30,750 ' 41,000 i 32.49 SSES I 1 40,000 1 I I t 113. Tryon 21£01 48101 48101 l 1-78 30,00~ I I 48101 62001 2 P&S, WTP & Int. 3-78 22,5751 I I I 30,100 I i j lQ-79 j I I 1: 62001 62002 3 ,WTP & Int. I 325,875 , 434,.500 I 114. 32.47 I Oakboro 21792 45201 452021 2 ! 10-77 1 78.750j 10s,ooo 1 ! ! I iP&S, l,,..TP & Int. I I 45202 45203 3 iwrP & Int. I 4Q-78J 1,063,0Sol I I 1,417,~00 , I i 1111 Rehab. I 45,7~ 61,000 I I I I 45201 45204 3 I 9-78 t-i 115. 32.40 Onslow Co. 38601 56903 2 1 P&S, Int. & PS : 2Q-79 I l 117,9~9 I 157,265 ! I (Piney Green) I i 56904 I I I ' 1 .. 356,408j 56903 3 Int. & PS 2Q-80 I I 1,808,545 I 116. [ 32.04 White Lake 23353 59801 59801 1 l 1Fac. Plan 3-77 21.oo~ 28,000 I r I ; I I i 117. : 31.82 I Johnston Co. 56003 1 2 I 97,650 I I I l 41201 P&S, Int. I 12-77 73,237j ! J ( Four Oaks & I 56004 ! 3 !rnt. l ' I I ! Pine Level) 56003 4Q-78 s30,100 I l,.Hl6.800 I I; ! ' 31.73 ! Richlands I 57801 1 !Fae. I 19,5~ I I I j 118. , 23230 57801 l Plan 9-78 26,000 1 t l j ' l J 20664 I 6,75q .1 I I I 119. l 31. 67 j Spindale 46301 62101 2 P&S, WTP upgrading 8-77 s.aoo 1 I' I r 62101 I 621021 i I I l ! I I • 'I 3 WTP upg radi nq I 6"'.'78 69,750 93.,000 ' I I I I I j I r I I I • j ;Pfll'.:n ;¥ ... .. . . Page 16 of 25 --------- IJ y p e l f PP l i -I F. Y. 78 [ F. Y. 79 F. Y. 80 NPDES Grant of ,-.ation / Proj2:::t Fund~no Pro.iect Fur_.d_in_,,Q'--,--,---c=-P,-r_o-=-:ject Fundinc Priority No. Parent I.D. 'Proj. ~Target Est. 75% ,Est. Prcj. I Est. 75 ~-i !:st. Proj. I Est. 75% \Est. Proj. No. Value_+-A~o~~-11~·c=an"-t'--Na=m'-"e'---.;1-N..:...C0~0'---r-P-'-r =oJ'-' .• -'.N=o~ ...... Nc:.:'oc..:.•--1--=-Sto.::e:.r::.:P-l-'-P-'-'ro'"'.j""'e.,,,_ct~Des Da~~-. Gr-a ~ Cost _~ Grant ,_ Cost Fed. Grant , Cost 131. 30.32 Warsaw 21903 47401 1 47401 l SSES 10-77 56,250 75,000 , --------- 47401 I 47402 2 I 9-78 75,000 100,000 1 I I ---'1----+--+------------;-------·t-------+-----;-----t------+----- : 47402 47403 3 \-JT P 4Q-79 l 877,500 1,170,000 132~29. 4-6-,11-G-r -ee_n_v,-· l-1-e ---+-2-39_3_1-1--48_7_01 __ 1--4-87-02 2 P&S, WTP 9-78 225 ,oool--30_0_, o-oo j-_--~~~-L-----+------t-----=-- 133. 29.38 I Garner 41901 62301 -i--2-~P_&_s_,_r_n_t _. _&_P_S _____ 6--7-8_,_ __ 56,2501 75,000 ' ____ \ ___ --+-----+----- ! 62301 1 62302 [__:_ jrnt. & PS lQ-79 1 1,012,soo 1 1,350,000 P&S, WTP ' Cherokee Indians . 134. ·1 2,.oo ,,-s -te_r_n~B-a-nct-o~f -1--35_1_2_2 ...--53_2_01 ___ 5_3_20-2 1' 2 IP&S, Priority Proj. 2Q-79 112,500 __ 150,000 11-\'----~------,------ 135. 28.79 1 Spruce Pine 21423 54701 54702 2 7P&S , Pr~;rroj. 2Q-79 15,000: 20,000 ,-136. -28-. 5-9-.j-:1.-,u -rp-hy-----+-2-09-40 _516_0_1 51601 \ ,_~ssEs --_9-77 ! -60 ,□-□-□,--8-o -,o-□o-, ____ l-----1-------;------ ; ~ 51601 51602 2 P&S, WTP _ & Int. --i 6-78 1 75,oooJ 100,000 j I - - •. 137. l n 139. 140. 141. 142. ! I I I i I I I I I jsi602 ~ 516 □ 3 I 3 !WTP & Int. 4Q-79 1 T--, - 28.56 Robb~---' 21440 1 49501 495 □ 2 j 2 :P&S for priority pro~-78 1 ~ ~_.□□01 --- ., ➔ -~ I Kenly-Micro 27014 I 47701 47702 l ~ lp&s for ~riority proj. I 2Q-79 l 22 _,5_0_0 1 I I I 28. 11 B~nson 20389 58401 58402 1 3 WTP +2-2-77 ! l ,824,0DD i 2,432,000 j Fac ~ -- !25905 j ~7901 l 1 -----1 -- 27.49 : Whitakers 57901 I 12-77 I 30,000i 40,000 -------.l. -------- 1 21873 9-77 I • 27.41 Mayodan 46601 46601 1 SSES 36, 7501 49,000 ----- 63,30J --- I .. 46602 1 s4,4 □o I I 46601 2 iP&S, WTP & Int. 12-77 I i I lwrP & Int. , ,205.a □a I I I 46602 ' \ 466 □3 3 9-78 904,3501 I I 46604 j 1Rehab I I I I .46601 3 4Q-79 ! I I 27.91 l Pikeville 28122 53001 53001 l SSES 9-77 3,37Si 4,500 i i I I ) I I I I I 1,125,000 1,500,000 3 □,ooo I ; I I I I I I I I I I ·! I 67,500! 90,000 I I ' 4 IType NPDES Grunt of Priority No. Parent I.D. froj. No. Value Ai:;::i l icant Name NCOO-Proj. N No. I Step - I 27. 91 Pikeville (cont'd) 53001 53002 I 2 53002 · 53003 F ' 53001 53004 I 3 ~-143 7.29 New Bern 25348 48301 48302 2 ---___.____ I 144 7.22 I Foi..ntain 25968 47101 47102 1_2_ - 145. 27. 13 1 Robbinsvi 11 e 25879 55701 55701 1 - ______ Page 17 of _2_5 __ _ ~ tµpli-j F.Y. 78 -~--rY. 79 I F.Y. BO ·:11tion I Project Funding Pr.:2J~ct Fundinc:i ___ _£'2:9j~_ct Fundin~---- ~arget Est. 75% !Est. Proj. Est. 75?:. '!Est. Proj. I Est. 7:'.'. ·\Est. Proj. nject Desgiotion _ 1 r:Jate IFeif G_!'.:_~_nt I Cost . >e L Grant .--f.2_~ _Fed. Grant ! Cost _ s. WTP T 1 • j 15,225 £0,300 ! 1 I ___ ! fwr p l 4Q-7s-i ---i---: 211.aoo ._ 2a2,4501 · '1----- f;r R~h;;;. _ ~-~ 4Q-79 --_ T ----... _ _ r-~ --3~so 1 --5,o;- IP&S for priority proj I 9-78 1 7 ' .r.r.1 lGO n,,.., f ! lP&S for priori~ proj. 9-78 1 22,5001 -'1,., 'O --s I ~ 1sSES 3-78 1 22,5001 ;~:oo □----I----r ---.----- I _j 55701 j 55702 ! 2 ,r~ for priority pro q lQ-7~ -' I _ l 5,000 ~ 20,o_o_o ...... 1-------------- -, i:~ -27.10 ; Burgaw ~ 1 21113 j 46401 46402 j 2 \P&s. WTP ___ 3-78 17,250 2~oor, ~ I 46402 T 46403 I 3 ;wrP_ I 4Q-78 47 -. --27.10 1 Apex 21393! 41901 ~1f 1 SSES 3-78 1 30,630 40,840 2a6. 500 I 382. ooo I 148. L -,.. ( 149. : 150. 151. 26. 96 1 t'i hlands I 41901 1 62401 1 2 P&S, Int. & PS 1-78 1 I .. \I. ,00,000 62401 -t~ t !. 3 Jrnt. & PS 21407 I 50701 I so101 I 1 -'.ssEs, Ph 1 50101 -I 50101 1 jssEs, F·H 2 9-78 1,297,500! l ' I • I 15 ~j ' 9-77 j I 4Q-78 J -_ T 50101 50702 j 2 1P&s, wrP 12-n 1 15,4so; 20,640 1 20,00( -=r ____ r -----t ' 7,500 10,000 1 so102 I 5 □70312_ r'TP-I 4-Q--7-s 1 --20-2,5ooj 2-70-,o-oo J __________ ---1-___ ~--- 26.96 i Wei don ---1--25_7_21'""""'44901! 62501 I 2 lr &s~ In~----i 12-77 9,375 1 12,500 I I --------....--+-I 62501 62502 3 Int. 6-78 105.oooj 140,000 I -+ __________ ,.__......,_ ___ ..,_, ___ _..,1----------'-------'----- 26 87 Alexander C · (Ta y lorsvi I 26.86 Forest Cit o. I 26271 j 48801 I 48802 2 1P&S for priority proj. lQ-79 37 ,5oo I 50,000 I I 11 e ) ! I I ' I I 119,000 I ! i i y 25984 46301 46301 l SSES 8-77 89,250i : I {cont'd) I I I I I I i I I I I ' I ...,----------------------- ·) fiype f PP 1 i-j F. Y. 78 ~ F. Y. 79 F.Y. tO NPDES . Grant · of ~ation ; Pro.iect Fundinq Pro .i ect Fundina Project Fur.dina Priority No. Parent I.D. Proj. ,,arget I Est. 75% !Est. Prcj. Est . 75% \ Est. Proj. Est. 75 % \Est. Prcj. No. Value App licant Name NCOO-Proj. No. No. Ste p Pro i ect Descriotion Date :Fed. Grant I Cost Fed. Grant Cast Fed. Grant Cost Page 25 of 25 234. 11.00 Harrell svi 11 e 51101 51102 2 P&S, WTP & Int. 3-78 9,oooi 12,000 I 51102 51103 3 WTP & Int. 1Q-79 I I 103,500 138,000 I 235. 10.72 Goldston 55501 55502 2 ,P&S for priority proj. 3Q-79 11,250 15,000 I I i I 236. 10.33 Dobson 21326 54001 54002 2 P&S for priority proj -I 1 Q-79 I 15,000 20,000 I I 237. 9.99 Yanceyville 49401 49402 2 P&S for priority proj. I 9-78 15,000 20,000 l 238. 9.25 Maysville 21482 59201 59201 l Fae. Plan 3-78 9,0001 12,000 I 239. 9.11 Ellenboro 46301 64001 , 2 P&S, WTP & Int. lQ-79 91,500 122,000 64001 64002 1 3 WTP & Int. 1 Q-80 491,250 655,000 240. 7.95 ! Reigelwood S.D. 51401 51402 1 2 P&S for priority proj. 3Q-79 15,000 20,000 ; 241. i 7.39 Creswell 61301 61301 l 201 Fae. Plan 3-78 11,250 15,000 I 242. l I 7 .19 Roper 50001 59401 1 P&S, WTP & Int. 7-77 19,500j 26,000 I i i I 59401 59402 3 WTP & Int. 6-78 I 540,000 ' 405,0001 I I 133,871,2271178,484,668 I TOTALS -93,182,901 ~24,656,255 84,078,508 ill 2,104,645 Contingency Acct. 12,320,7731 867,099 . 9,971,4921 ·Res ·erve Acct. 500,000 Grand Total~ -$146,692,000 $94,050.000 $94.oso.oool I I I .. ' I I ! i I I I I I I I I ! ' I I I i ' I I I I I \. I I I I ' I i \ .. ATTACHMENT II F . II ORGANIZATIONAL CHARTS Organizational charts for the department are being revised to reflect the changes enacted during the 1977 Session of The General Assembly. , · .. I DIVISION OF ENVIROMWITAI. IWIAG£l£llT II. E, KIIIGHT, DIR£CTIJR ENFORCEMENT SECTION M, N, PUETTE, .AIIMINJSTRATOR •. IUtlS I IICIJUTtOBS I 11 I ml!!!!!R! OIDDJ "9i DIClSt<■I Slo!l!!!!!!l ....... """"'"'Y.! 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