20131093 Ver 1_401 Application_20131011

Dennison, Laurie
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Dennison, Laurie
Iluka Resources Aurelian Springs Mine
FW Iluka application
20131093
Would you please assign a number to this project http / /its enr state nc us /Weblink8 /0/doc/195749/Page1 aspx? I'm
starting to receive pre - application information on it You can find the applicant's contact information in the conditional
use permit application attached to the attached email
Thanks,
Jennifer
Jennifer A Burdette
401 /Buffer Coordinator
401 & Buffer Permitting Unit
Wetlands Branch
NCDENR - Division of Water Resources - Water Quality Programs
1650 Mail Service Center
Raleigh, NC 27699 -1650
(919) 807 -6364 phone
(919) 807 -6494 fax
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Applicant's name.
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Application for Conditional Use Permit
(page 1)
iluka Resources (NC) LLC Phone (434 ) 3484300
Address • 413 Becker Drive, Roanoke Rapids, NC 27870
Property owner. See attached Exhibit A and Exhibit B Phone ( )
Address:
(1) Name of business: Iluka Aurelian Springs Mine
(2) Application submitted to:( ) erect ( ) repair ( ) alter ( ) extend
( ) enlarge ( ) use existing building ( X ) other Install surface mining operations
(3) Location of property using road names: The project is located west of the intersection
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of 1 -95 and HWY 903 and between HWY 48 and 1210 north of HWY 1001 (Justice Branch Rd )
(4 ) Size of lot • Multiple Lots =3,772 acres 164,308 320 square feet
(5) Parcel ID #: See Exhibits A and B Tax Map #: Tract #:
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(6) The intended use of the property: Surface mine operation
(7) I certify that I am the owner or have consent of the owner to act in his /her
behalf in applying for this permit. I understand, if granted this permit, I will
be required to conform to the standards set forth in Article VII, Section
701.03(f) of the Halifax County Zoning Ordinance. I further understand that this
permit, if granted, is issued on the presentation made herein and that this
permit may be revoked in the event of any breach of representation or non-
compliance of conditions of the permit. I further understand that if
construction has not begun within six (6) months of the approval date, this
permit shall become invalid. I further understand that if this request is
denied, it may not be resubmitted for a period of twelve (12) months, unless
there is a substantial change in the request.
Signature of applicant.See Exhibit E Date
n To be completed by Planning rrStaff
Zoning District R Township t [� t!¢ +4,,0- -ceipt # . LA 4 4
FEMA Panel #: no-SQ9 301464-r -3MI -3 4,11, Census Tract #: X190(, q6q
Board of Ad3ustment Action- ( )denied t>4 delayed ( )approved Conditions of
action:
Board of Ad3ustment Chairperson: I'16-at e . -mr-
Application For Conditional Use Permit (page 2)

Application for Conditional Use Permit
(page 1)
Applicart's name Iluka Resources (NC) LLC Phone [phone]
Address 413 Becker Drive, Roanoke Rapids, NC 27870
Property owner See attached Exhibit A and Exhibit B Phone( )
Address-
(1) name of business: Iluka Aurelian Springs Mine
(2) Application submitted to ( ) erect ( ) repair ( ) alter ( ) extend
( ) enlarge ( ) use existing building (X ) other Install surface mining operations
(3) Location of property using road names The project is located west of the intersection
of 1 -95 and HWY 903 and between HWY 48 and HWY 1210 north of HWY 1001 (Justice Branch Rd )
(4) Size of lot Multiple Lots = 3,772 acres 164,308 320 square feet
(5) Parcel ID # • See Exhibits Aand B Tax Map # Tract #
(6)The interded use of the property: Surface mine operation
(7) I certify that I am the owner or have consent of the owner to act in his /her
behalf in applying for this permit I understand, if granted this permit, I will
be required zo conform to the standards set forth in Article VII, Section
701.03(£) of the Halifax County Zoning Ordinance I further understand that this
permit, if granted, is issued on the presentation made herein and that this
permit may be revoked in the event of any breach of representation or ron-
compliance of conditions of the permit. I further understand that if
construction has not begun within six (6) months of the approval date, this
permit shall become invalid I further understand that if this request is
denied, it may not be resubmitted for a period of twelve (12) months, unless
there is a substantial change in the request
Signature of applicant: /�i'���"' Date:
To be completed by Planning Staff
Zoning District Township: Receipt #
FEMA Panel# : Cersus Tract#
Board of Adjustment Action: ( )denied ( )delayed ( )approved Conditions of
action:
Board of Adjustment Chairperson
Application For Conditional Use Permit (page 2)
Date

Applicant name: lluka Resources (NC) LLC Date:
(1) List the names and mailing addresses (E -911 address or post office box
address) of the property owners whose land lies within three hundred feet
(300') of the property that you are going to use. (Attached additional
sheet if needed).
Names Mailing Addresss
See attached Exhibit C
(2) Explain what the land and /or structure will be used for. If you are
operating a business, advise of the days and hours of operation.
The proposed project will be a mineral sand mine Disturbance activities will include active mining areas
(mine cells), wet concentrator plant, lay -down yard, pipeline corridors, process water and storm water
ponds, water source, and various support services
(3) Any additional remarks: Please refer to the attached "lluka Resources (NC) LLC Aurelian
Springs Mine Conditional Use Permit Support Document" for additional project information
Application For Conditional Use Permit (page 3)

Applicant name: Iluka Resources (NC) LLC Date:
(1) Ingress and egress to property and proposed structures thereon with
particular reference to automobile and pedestrian safety and convenience, traffic
flow and control and access in case of fire or catastrophe.
Comments: See Attached Exhibit D for all Standards for Conditional Use responses
(2) Off- street parking and loading areas, where required, with particular
attention to the items in #1 above and the economic, noise, glare or odor effects
of the conditional use on adjoining properties generally in the district.
Comments:
(3) Refuse and service areas, with particular reference to the items in #1 and #2
above.
Comments:
(4) Utilities, with reference to locations, availability and compatibility.
Comments:
(5) Screening and buffering with reference to type, dimensions and character.
Comments:
(6) Signs, if any, proposed exterior lighting with reference to glare, traffic
safety, economic effect and compatibility and harmony with properties in the
district.
Comments:
(7) Required yards and other open space and preservation of existing trees and
other attractive natural features of the land
Comments:
(8) General compatibility with adjacent properties and other property.
Comments
Additional comments /remarks: Please refer to the attached "lluka Resources (NC) LLC Aurelian
Springs Mine Conditional Use Permit Support Document' for additional project and location information

Exhibit D
Per Article VII, Section 70103 (f) of the Halifax County Zoning Ordinance, the Board of
Adjustment shall find the satisfactory provision and arrangement have been made concerning the
following standards
1. Ingress and egress to property and proposed structures thereon with particular
reference to automobile and pedestrian safety and convenience, traffic flow and
control and access in case of fire or catastrophe.
Two driveways are proposed on Aurelian Springs Road for the proposed concentrator
site. The spacing between driveways and from intersections is in compliance with the
NCDOT Policy on Street and Driveway Access to North Carolina Highways. The
driveways have been designed to allow a safe and efficient traffic flow into and out of the
site All concentrate haulage to the mineral separation plant in Stony Creek, Virginia will
be from the entrance /exit at the concentrator site
Iluka will use an internal road network to access areas of the mine Therefore, a minimal
number of driveways will be required for the development of the mining operations and
will be for access to and from the mining areas for workers and equipment In an effort
to minimize land disturbance, existing driveways will be utilized to the maximum extent
practical for site access. All driveways will be NCDOT approved
The amount of dirt tracked onto public roadways will be minimized by the use of truck
wheel washes, road brooms, and NCDENR- approved construction entrances.
HDPE pipes bored under public roads will be permitted appropnately through Three -
party Encroachment Agreements or other means
2. Off - street parking and loading areas, where required, with particular attention to
the items in #1 above and the economic, noise, glare or odor effects of the
conditional use on adjoining properties generally in the district.
Most vehicles will be parked at the proposed concentrator site This location is shown on
the Conceptual Concentrator Plan (Figure 8) Approximately 40 to 45 employees are
anticipated to be working at the plant per day Other vehicles may be parked in
temporary parking areas within the mining areas for the purposes of equipment operation
and maintenance. There will be no parking along the public roads.
3. Refuse and service areas, with particular reference to the items in #1 and #2 above.
All trash, garbage, oil, and other wastes will be disposed of off -site in a legal manner
These wastes will be disposed of at Halifax County and NCDENR approved facilities
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Oil will be disposed of in barrels and will be picked up by a service provider, who will
leave empty barrels for continuous disposal. Trash will be disposed of in dumpsters and
picked up by a service provider
4. Utilities, with reference to locations, availability and compatibility.
Iluka will require electrical power, water, and sewer at the concentrator site Electrical
power will also be needed on the mine site for booster pumps, wells, and mining units.
Electrical power and public water is available along Aurelian Springs Road, and a septic
system will be used for sewer at the site Additional high- voltage, three -phase power will
be supplied by the local utility
Water will be required for the operation of the wet concentrator plant and slurrying
operations for the mine. It is anticipated that this process water will be provided by
groundwater wells, municipal water, or a combination of the two. Additional process
water is obtained by capture of storm water in the mine cell, surficial water table
dewatermg in the mine cell, and decanting from reclamation activities
5. Screening and buffering with reference to type, dimensions and character.
The concentrator site and mining operations will be buffered with earthen berms These
berms will provide for visual screening, noise attenuation, and dust suppression.
The concentrator site will also make use of existing vegetation and fencing around the
perimeter Existing vegetation will be used as a screen around mining operations as
much as practical.
Structures are set back from the public road a minimum of 300 feet, and a 10' tall berm
will be placed along Aurelian Springs Road at the concentrator site. Perimeter berms will
be placed around the mining areas to create visual, noise, and light buffers Existing
vegetation will be used to the extent practicable for additional screening.
6. Signs, if any, proposed exterior lighting with reference to glare, traffic safety,
economic effect and compatibility and harmony with properties in the district.
Iluka will post signage at the concentrator site and around the properties being mined
The signage will identify the site and aid in creating a safe environment If the signage is
lighted, it will utilize appropriate lighting to minimize offsite glare
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Exterior lighting will be used at the concentrator site Within the mining area, lighting
will be on equipment such as the mining unit, booster pumps, and earth moving
equipment Exterior lighting will be designed and positioned to minimize any off -site
glare and to ensure no traffic safety concerns are created
Iluka conducted a traffic study to assess the effects of haulage and light vehicle traffic
within the proposed mining area. The results of the traffic study indicate that the
proposed vehicle traffic will not adversely affect the level of service for the existing road
networks NCDOT has confirmed that turn lanes are not warranted with the anticipated
traffic volumes
Iluka's proposed operations are anticipated to create new jobs within the county
Iluka anticipates that mining and reclamation will generally be completed within six to
eight years on each property The properties will be released to the land owners as
pasture, or as the NCDENR mining permit will require, and can be returned to
agricultural use at that time
7. Required yards and other open space and preservation of existing trees and other
attractive natural features of the land.
All Halifax County setback and buffer requirements will be adhered to
The mining activity on a parcel will be initiated by installation of erosion and sediment
control devices in accordance with an erosion and sediment control plan approved by
NCDENR. These devices include silt fencing, diversionary berms, and sediment traps
located around the proposed mine cells Vegetation will be cleared next, which includes
crop or timber harvesting, followed by root - raking (as necessary) to expose the topsoil
Any remaining brush and tree material is burned under appropriate burn regulations or
recycled. Topsoil is typically removed and used to create berms around the mine cells for
further erosion and sediment control, storm water management, and isolation of the mine
cell from surrounding areas
Iluka does not anticipate mining of any wetlands or streams and will actively avoid any
disturbance to these areas to the extent practical Minor impacts to these features are
anticipated for pipeline crossings and access Impacts to these features are being
coordinated with the US Army Corps of Engineers and NCDWQ and will be permitted
with these agencies as appropriate
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8. General compatibility with adjacent properties and other property.
Iluka is sensitive to the effect of mining operations within the community Iluka intends
to conduct a 24 -hour per day operation, 365 days per year. Iluka has experienced
minimal noise or other complaints in their 15 years of conducting a 24 -hour per day
operation at their Virginia facilities Iluka takes community relations very seriously and
will work with the community to resolve issues and complaints if they should arise.
The unique nature of Iluka's operations allows the mined properties to be mined and
reclaimed within six to eight years, at which time the properties are released to the land
owners again for their use Post - mining landforms will mimic pre -mining topography
(gently sloping fields and rolling topography), and surfaces will be suitable for pasture
land, silviculture, and row -crop farming
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Iluka Resources (NC) LLC Aurelian Springs Mine
Conditional Use Permit Support Document
Submitted To:
Halifax County Central Permitting and Inspections Department
Planning and Zoning Administration
15 West Pittsylvania St
Halifax, NC 27839
Submitted By:
Iluka Resources (NC) LLC
413 Becker Drive
Roanoke Rapids, NC 27870
Prepared By
Kleinfelder Southeast, Inc.
3500 Gateway Centre Blvd.
Suite 200
Morrisville, NC 27560
August 2013

Table of Contents
10
Introduction
20
Previously Leased Parcels
30
Proposed Conditional Use Permit
40
Mining, Processing, and Reclamation Operations
50
Conditional Use Permit Standards
6.0
Site Conditions
70
Conceptual Concentrator Site Plan
80
Proffered Conditions
List of Tables
Table 1 Conditional Use Permit Parcels List
Table 2 Previously Leased Parcels List
Table 3 Conditional Use Adjacent Parcels List
List of Figures
Figure 1
General Location Map
Figure 2
Project Location Map
Figure 3
Parcels Requested for Conditional Use Permit Halifax County, NC
Figure 4
Conditional Use Permit Project Components
Figure 5
Transportation Route Conditional Use Permit Halifax County, NC
Figure 6
Previously Leased Parcels
Figure 7
Recycled Water Process
Figure 8
Conceptual Concentrator Site Plan
Figure 9
Plat of Concentrator Site Property
Appendix A Mining Process
Appendices
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1.0 INTRODUCTION
Mineral sands are the name most often given to sands containing ilmenite (a titanium dioxide
mineral) and zircon These sands occur in economically viable concentrations in Coastal Plain
sediments adjacent to a geologic feature known as the Fall Zone which runs from Virginia to
Florida primarily west of Interstate 95 Iluka Resources Ltd (together with its subsidiaries)
(collectively and individually herein referred to as "Iluka ") is one of the world's leading
producers of zircon and titanium dioxide minerals. Iluka's operations in the United States
presently are conducted by its subsidiary, Iluka Resources Inc. ( Iluka) and include (1) a mineral
separation plant in Stony Creek, Virginia, (2) two active mine sites, one in Greensville County,
Virginia and one in Dinwiddie /Sussex Counties, Virginia, including a wet concentrator plant at
each site; and (3) three former mine sites in final reclamation located in Dmwiddie County,
Virginia, Clay /Putnam Counties, Florida, and Brantley County, Georgia
Iluka is proposing the development of a new mineral sands mine and wet concentrator plant
located in Halifax County, North Carolina (Figures 1 and 2). The proposed project, the Aurelian
Springs mine, includes 70 parcels encompassing approximately 3,772 acres (Table 1 and Figure
3). This also includes approximately 67 48 acres for a new wet concentrator plant location and
process water ponds (Figure 4) Disturbance activities will include discreet active mining areas,
the construction and operation of a new wet concentrator plant, lay -down yards, pipeline
corridors, process water and storm water ponds, a developed water source, and various support
services. Although entire parcels are included in the permit, disturbance will be limited to only
those areas required for mining and mining support
2.0 PREVIOUSLY LEASED PARCELS
In 1989, U S RGC Mineral Sands (RGC), a predecessor of Iluka, leased the parcels identified in
Table 2 and Figure 6 Although the leases were secured, mining activities never took place
Iluka is pursuing mining of the same ore that was sought previously
3.0 PROPOSED CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT
Iluka, through its North Carolina subsidiary, proposes a mining and reclamation operation for
mineral sands in the Halifax County area on parcels located and identified on Table 1 The
proposed operations include constructing a new wet concentrator plant and initial tailings area
4.0 MINING, PROCESSING, AND RECLAMATION OPERATIONS
Mine Area Overview
The proposed mineral sands mine will be located in rural areas of Halifax County, North
Carolina west of Interstate 95 (Figure 1) The area can generally be described as rolling hills
interspersed with small drainage features and wetlands Predominant land uses in the area are
agriculture and silviculture. Agricultural operations are primarily cash crops and include corn,
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tobacco, cotton, peanuts, and soy beans Silviculture operations consist of harvesting of local
pines and hardwoods on a 30 to 35 year rotation Single- family housing is scattered and at very
low densities and are primarily associated with farming and silvicultural endeavors.
Mining Method
The mining method to be used is similar to what has been successfully used at Iluka's Virginia
operations Each parcel is surveyed prior to mining activities to ensure that boundary information
is accurate. The mining process is initiated by installation of erosion and sediment control
devices in accordance with a state - approved sediment and erosion control plan These devices
typically include silt fences, hay bales, diversionary berms, and sediment traps located around
the proposed mine cells. Clearing of vegetation is the next step with crops or timber harvested,
followed by root - raking (as necessary) to expose the topsoil Remaining brush and tree material
are burned under appropriate burn regulations. Topsoil is then removed and used to create berms
around the mine cells for further erosion and sediment control, stormwater management and to
isolate the mine cell from surrounding areas Topsoil may also be stored in separate areas with
appropriate sediment and erosion control measures This topsoil will provide a suitable growing
medium as well as a "seed bank" for native vegetation in the reclamation activity These
activities are initiated from six 6 to 24 months prior to excavation, with mine cells varying in size
based on the localized ore body
The exposed ore material is a mixture of mineral sands (approximately 10 %), quartz sand
(approximately 60 %) and kaolinite clay (approximately 30 %) and is excavated by track- mounted
excavators Depths of mining average 12 to 15 feet Excavated ore is then placed in a mobile
mining unit which breaks up clay and with the addition of water creates a slurry The mining unit
hydraulically transports (pumps) the slurry to the wet concentrator plant for processing through
HDPE pipe These pipes typically sit above ground within the mine area but will be bored
perpendicularly under public roads. Streams and wetlands will be crossed via installation of
temporary culverts All road and stream and wetland crossings will be permitted appropriately
with the jurisdictional agencies
In some areas, interception of the surficial water table may occur at lower elevations in the mine
cell In these instances, the cell will be dewatered with water captured and utilized for make -up
water in the mining process
Process Method
Ore is transported to the wet concentrator plant and then passed through a trommel screen to
separate "undersize" (quartz sand, mineral sand, and kaolmite clay) and "oversize" (rocks,
gravel, roots, and clay balls) material The "oversize" material is used for back -fill in the mine
cells, to surface lay -down yards, and for road stabilization. The "undersize" is then pumped
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through cyclones to separate kaolmite clay from the mineral sands and quartz sands The
"overflow" (clay) from the cyclones is then pumped to a thickener where flocculent is added to
increase the percent solids of clay from —5% to —30 %, which effectively dewaters the clay
material and the excess water is directed to a clarifying pond for reuse. The cyclone "underflow"
(mineral and quartz sands) is pumped to a series of spiral separators which separate quartz sand
from mineral sands based on specific gravity. These spiral separators upgrade the mineral sands
concentrate feed from approximately 10% to 90% producing mineral sand concentrate The
mineral sand concentrate is then directed to a hydrosizer which removes additional fine to very
fine quartz sand grains The mineral sand will then be loaded onto trucks and hauled for
processing at the mineral separation plant located in Stony Creek, Virginia (Figure 5) Quartz
sands from the spiral separators and hydrosizer are then directed to a sand tailings cyclone which
dewaters the sands to approximately 75% solids with excess water directed back to the clarifying
pond for reuse Tailing sands are then combined with the thickener underflow (clays) to create a
sand -clay mix and are then pumped back to the mine cells for use in reclamation activities.
Water Use
All water used in these processes is returned to the clarifying pond for reuse, with make -up water
coming from capture of stormwater in the mine cell, surficial water table dewatering in the mine
cell, decanting from reclamation activities, and other sources such as groundwater wells and
public water supplies as appropriate. Groundwater wells are typically installed in the deep rock
aquifer at depths of 200 feet Figure 7 shows the typical recycled water processes
Reclamation Method
Mine cells are back - filled with the sand -clay mix (tailings) pumped from the wet concentrator
plant. Excess water from tailings is decanted, collected in a water storage pond, and pumped
back to the clarifying pond for reuse in the process. Due to the minimal volume of mineral sands
extracted there are few voids remaining after mining and post - mining topography will generally
mimic pre - mining topography In some cases, grades may be higher than pre - mining conditions
due to swell factors associated with the clay content Topsoil used in containment berms around
the mine cell or in stockpiles is then used during the final grading of the reclaimed mine cells
The topsoil will provide a suitable growing medium as well as a "seed bank" for native
vegetation The reclaimed area will be prepared for site planting and appropriate soil tests
conducted for lime and fertilizer application Temporary vegetation will be used for soil
stabilization with final vegetative cover typically being either pasture /grassland and or crops
according to requirements of the NCDENR mining permit After soil stabilization, all erosion
and sediment control devices installed at the initiation of mining will be removed
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Land Disturbance Summary
The intent of the mining and reclamation process utilized by Iluka is to minimize the total acres
of disturbed land at any one time and still maintain efficient operations. At any given time, a
number of acres will be disturbed and will include
• Clearing Areas areas cleared in advance of mining and will vary with season, weather,
and topographic conditions,
• Production Areas. areas that are being actively mined and areas where tailings are being
disposed,
• Post - tailing Areas areas where tailings are being dewatered and graded and topsoil is
being returned,
• Reclaimed Areas areas that have been seeded and returned to the landowner after a
period of maintenance and monitoring as required by the NCDENR mining permit.
• Mining Support Areas areas including the concentrator locations, water storage ponds,
laydown areas, stockpile areas, pipe corridors, utility easements, and clarification ponds
In general, it is estimated that approximately 50 to 150 acres would be disturbed per year at any
one mine area The length of time between clearing and reclamation generally ranges from six to
eight years Refer to Appendix A for a summary and photographs of Iluka's mining process.
5.0 CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT STANDARDS
Per Article VII, Section 70103 (f) of the Halifax County Zoning Ordinance, the Board of
Adjustment shall find the satisfactory provision and arrangement have been made concerning the
following standards
1. Ingress and egress to property and proposed structures thereon with particular
reference to automobile and pedestrian safety and convenience, traffic flow and
control and access in case of fire or catastrophe.
Two driveways are proposed on Aurelian Springs Road for the proposed concentrator
site The spacing between driveways and from intersections is in compliance with the
NCDOT Policy on Street and Driveway Access to North Carolina Highways. The
driveways have been designed to allow a safe and efficient traffic flow into and out of the
site All concentrate haulage to the mineral separation plant in Stony Creek, Virginia will
be from the entrance /exit at the concentrator site
Iluka will use an internal road network to access areas of the mine Therefore, a minimal
number of driveways will be required for the development of the mining operations and
will be for access to and from the mining areas for workers and equipment In an effort
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to minimize land disturbance, existing driveways will be utilized to the maximum extent
practical for site access All driveways will be NCDOT approved
The amount of dirt tracked onto public roadways will be minimized by the use of truck
wheel washes, road brooms, and NCDENR- approved construction entrances.
HDPE pipes bored under public roads will be permitted appropriately through Three -
party Encroachment Agreements or other means
2. Off - street parking and loading areas, where required, with particular attention to
the items in #1 above and the economic, noise, glare or odor effects of the
conditional use on adjoining properties generally in the district.
Most vehicles will be parked at the proposed concentrator site This location is shown on
the Conceptual Concentrator Plan (Figure 8) Approximately 40 to 45 employees are
anticipated to be working at the plant per day Other vehicles may be parked in
temporary parking areas within the mining areas for the purposes of equipment operation
and maintenance There will be no parking along the public roads
3. Refuse and service areas, with particular reference to the items in #1 and #2 above.
All trash, garbage, oil, and other wastes will be disposed of off -site in a legal manner
These wastes will be disposed of at Halifax County and NCDENR approved facilities
Oil will be disposed of in barrels and will be picked up by a service provider, who will
leave empty barrels for continuous disposal Trash will be disposed of in dumpsters and
picked up by a service provider
4. Utilities, with reference to locations, availability and compatibility.
Iluka will require electrical power, water, and sewer at the concentrator site Electrical
power will also be needed on the mine site for booster pumps, wells, and mining units
Electrical power and public water is available along Aurelian Springs Road, and a septic
system will be used for sewer at the site Additional high- voltage, three -phase power will
be supplied by the local utility.
Water will be required for the operation of the wet concentrator plant and slurrying
operations for the mine It is anticipated that this process water will be provided by
groundwater wells, municipal water, or a combination of the two Additional process
water is obtained by capture of storm water in the mine cell, surficial water table
dewatenng in the mine cell, and decanting from reclamation activities
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5. Screening and buffering with reference to type, dimensions and character.
The concentrator site and mining operations will be buffered with earthen berms These
berms will provide for visual screening, noise attenuation, and dust suppression.
The concentrator site will also make use of existing vegetation and fencing around the
perimeter. Existing vegetation will be used as a screen around mining operations as
much as practical.
Structures are set back from the public road a minimum of 300 feet, and a 10' tall berm
will be placed along Aurelian Springs Road at the concentrator site Perimeter berms will
be placed around the mining areas to create visual, noise, and light buffers Existing
vegetation will be used to the extent practicable for additional screening
6. Signs, if any, proposed exterior lighting with reference to glare, traffic safety,
economic effect and compatibility and harmony with properties in the district.
Iluka will post signage at the concentrator site and around the properties being mined
The signage will identify the site and aid in creating a safe environment If the signage is
lighted, it will utilize appropriate lighting to minimize offsite glare
Exterior lighting will be used at the concentrator site Within the mining area, lighting
will be on equipment such as the mining unit, booster pumps, and earth moving
equipment Exterior lighting will be designed and positioned to minimize any off -site
glare and to ensure no traffic safety concerns are created
Iluka conducted a traffic study to assess the effects of haulage and light vehicle traffic
within the proposed mining area. The results of the traffic study indicate that the
proposed vehicle traffic will not adversely affect the level of service for the existing road
networks NCDOT has confirmed that turn lanes are not warranted with the anticipated
traffic volumes.
Iluka's proposed operations are anticipated to create newjobs within the county
Iluka anticipates that mining and reclamation will generally be completed within six to
eight years on each property The properties will be released to the land owners as
pasture, or as the NCDENR mining permit will require, and can be returned to
agricultural use at that time.
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7. Required yards and other open space and preservation of existing trees and other
attractive natural features of the land.
All Halifax County setback and buffer requirements will be adhered to
The mining activity on a parcel will be initiated by installation of erosion and sediment
control devices in accordance with an erosion and sediment control plan approved by
NCDENR. These devices include silt fencing, diversionary berms, and sediment traps
located around the proposed mine cells Vegetation will be cleared next, which includes
crop or timber harvesting, followed by root - raking (as necessary) to expose the topsoil.
Any remaining brush and tree material is burned under appropriate burn regulations or
recycled Topsoil is typically removed and used to create berms around the mine cells for
further erosion and sediment control, storm water management, and isolation of the mine
cell from surrounding areas
Iluka does not anticipate mining of any wetlands or streams and will actively avoid any
disturbance to these areas to the extent practical. Minor impacts to these features are
anticipated for pipeline crossings and access Impacts to these features are being
coordinated with the US Army Corps of Engineers and NCDWQ and will be permitted
with these agencies as appropriate
8. General compatibility with adjacent properties and other property.
Iluka is sensitive to the effect of mining operations within the community Iluka intends
to conduct a 24 -hour per day operation, 365 days per year Iluka has experienced
minimal noise or other complaints in their 15 years of conducting a 24 -hour per day
operation at their Virginia facilities Iluka takes community relations very seriously and
will work with the community to resolve issues and complaints if they should arise.
The unique nature of Iluka's operations allows the mined properties to be mined and
reclaimed within six to eight years, at which time the properties are released to the land
owners again for their use Post - mining landforms will mimic pre - mining topography
(gently sloping fields and rolling topography), and surfaces will be suitable for pasture
land, silviculture, and row -crop farming
6.0 SITE CONDITIONS
The following sections describe the project site conditions in two sections physical environment
and infrastructure
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Physical Environment
The physical environment consists of physiography, topography, floodplains, soils, drainage
basins, land cover, wetland communities, upland communities, protected species, significant
biological features, prime farmland, archaeological/historical sites, and sensitive site receptors as
described below.
Physiography
The proposed mine is located within unincorporated Halifax County, North Carolina, within
three (3) different townships which include- Butterwood, Faucett, and Brinkleyville, with the
majority of the operations proposed in Faucett Township. These townships do not have any
regulatory authority over the proposed activity as the county will be the lead local authority
Sixty-five parcels have been identified within the proposed mine site, and leases have been
secured by Iluka for these parcels (Table 1 and Figure 3) The Halifax County Board of County
Commissioners adopted the Halifax County Comprehensive Development Plan on July 8, 2002
This plan sets out policies and recommendations for the future growth and development of the
unincorporated areas of Halifax County Review of the plan indicates a focus on economic
development within the county while maintaining the environmental quality Based on review of
this plan, the proposed Iluka mineral sands mine would be in compliance with the
Comprehensive Development Plan The Halifax County zoning map indicates that the entire
mine site is within the Residential- Agriculture (R -A) Zoning District The R -A zoning district
principal use is for low density residential and agricultural purposes (Section 1301, Halifax
County Code) However, certain uses, other than low density residential and agriculture, may be
allowed subject to approval by the Halifax County Board of Adjustment (BOA) Section 1301 02
aaaa and iiii allow quarries and surface mining, respectively, upon approval by the BOA in
accordance with Zoning Ordinance Article VII, Section 70103 Conditional Uses
Topography
Elevations in the project area range from approximately elevation 300ft. to less than elevation
100ft Detailed topography (4ft contour intervals) indicates rolling hills with drainage features
There are areas of steeper slopes which will need to be considered during mine cell preparation
for sediment and erosion control Areas with slope conditions ranging from high (steep) to low
(flat) will be carefully planned during mining to ensure that erosion and sedimentation will not
occur in steeper areas. Additionally, due to the extremely low amount of material actually
removed during the mining process, post- mining topography will mimic pre - mining topography
so that topographic features in general will be similar
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• Chastain -Bibb level with a loamy surface and clayey or sandy subsoil which are poorly
drained.
As described in the mining process (Section 4.0), the topsoil is removed prior to excavation and
utilized in the reclamation process as a growing medium and "seed bank" and upper soil
characteristics will remain similar in both the pre - mining and post - mining condition
Drainage Basins
The project area straddles portions of five sub - watersheds, including Marsh Swamp (C, sw,
NSW - #28- 79- 30 -1), Mill Swamp (C sw; NSW - #28- 79- 30 -1 -0 5), Martin Swamp (C; sw,
NSW - #28- 79- 30- 1- 0.5 -1), Rocky Swamp (C, NSW - #28- 79- 28 -0.3), and Bear Swamp (C,
NSW - #28- 79- 25 -7). The entire project area is subject to 15A NCAC 2b 0259, the Tar - Pamlico
River Basin Nutrient Sensitive Waters Management Strategy. Protection and Maintenance of
Existing Riparian Buffers (buffer rules) Iluka and Kleinfelder are coordinating with the buffer
rules' implementing agency, the NC Division of Water Quality to ensure all project components
are consistent with these rules Site visits were conducted with NC DWQ staff in December
2012 and January 2013, and permitting discussions are ongoing
Land Cover
The North Carolina Center for Geographic Information and Analysis (CGIA) conducted a
comprehensive land cover analysis for the state of North Carolina in 1996 using satellite imagery
and representative field review. Twelve (12) land cover types were identified in the proposed
project area in 1996 The land cover types identified are primarily forested areas in association
with silviculture activities and crop lands associated with agricultural activities Approximately
67% of the area is comprised of forested cover, and 33% of the area is comprised of agricultural
cover Silviculture and agriculture activities create a dynamic state of land use cover in that
these cover types change over time based on harvest schedules and crop rotation The recent
aerial imagery indicates that silviculture and agriculture activities are still the dominate land
cover types in the proposed project area During the reclamation process, lands disturbed by
mining and support facilities will be returned to productive uses Post-mining topography will
mimic pre - mining topography and few voids will be left behind In addition, topsoil will be
returned to disturbed areas as a growing medium and "seed bank " Iluka will work with
NCDENR and the landowners to return the lands in the post - mining condition to productive uses
including silviculture and agriculture
Wetland Communities
Kleinfelder environmental scientists performed detailed wetland delineations during September,
October, and November of 2012 These surveys found nearly 100 jurisdictional wetland areas
comprising 497 acres within the project area Each area was delineated with sequentially
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Floodplains
Floodplam data obtained from the North Carolina Floodplam Mapping Program was reviewed
for floodplain occurrences in the project area No floodplams occur within the project area
Soils
According to the National Resources Conservation Service (MRCS) there are 30 soil types
mapped within the county that can be categorized into eleven (11) general soil map units as
follows
• Wedowee- Pacolet. gently sloping too steep with a loamy surface layer and clayey subsoil
and well - drained
• Tatum - Herndon gently sloping too steep with a loamy surface layer and clayey subsoil
and well - drained
• Wedowee-Emporia- level too steep with a loamy surface and clayey or loamy subsoil and
well drained
• Dothan- Fuquay- level to gently sloping with a sandy surface layer and loamy subsoil and
well drained
• Emporaa- Goldsboro - Gntney: level to sloping with a loamy surface layer and loamy or
clayey subsoil and are moderately to well drained
• Granthum -Exum level with a loamy surface and loamy subsoil and poorly to moderately
drained
• Noboco- Goldsboro - Gntney level to sloping with a loamy surface and loamy or clayey
subsoil and moderately drained to well drained
• Roanoke- Dogue- level with a loamy surface and a clayey subsoil and are poorly to
moderately drained
• State- Aitavisita level to sloping with a loamy surface and loamy subsoil and are
moderately to well drained
• Chewacla- Riverview level with a loamy surface and loamy subsoil and which range
from poorly drained to well drained
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• Chastain -Bibb level with a loamy surface and clayey or sandy subsoil which are poorly
drained
As described in the mining process (Section 4 0), the topsoil is removed prior to excavation and
utilized in the reclamation process as a growing medium and "seed bank" and upper soil
characteristics will remain similar in both the pre - mining and post - mining condition
Drainne Basins
The project area straddles portions of five sub - watersheds, including Marsh Swamp (C, sw,
NSW - #28- 79- 30 -1), Mill Swamp (C sw, NSW - #28- 79- 30 -1 -0 5), Martin Swamp (C; sw,
NSW - #28- 79- 30- 1- 0.5 -1), Rocky Swamp (C, NSW - #28- 79- 28 -0.3), and Bear Swamp (C;
NSW - #28- 79- 25 -7). The entire project area is subject to 15A NCAC 2b 0259, the Tar - Pamlico
River Basin. Nutrient Sensitive Waters Management Strategy Protection and Maintenance of
Existing Riparian Buffers (buffer rules) Iluka and Kleinfelder are coordinating with the buffer
rules' implementing agency, the NC Division of Water Quality to ensure all project components
are consistent with these rules Site visits were conducted with NC DWQ staff in December
2012 and January 2013, and permitting discussions are ongoing
Land Cover
The North Carolina Center for Geographic Information and Analysis (CGIA) conducted a
comprehensive land cover analysis for the state of North Carolina in 1996 using satellite imagery
and representative field review. Twelve (12) land cover types were identified in the proposed
project area in 1996. The land cover types identified are primarily forested areas in association
with silviculture activities and crop lands associated with agricultural activities Approximately
67% of the area is comprised of forested cover, and 33% of the area is comprised of agricultural
cover Silviculture and agriculture activities create a dynamic state of land use cover in that
these cover types change over time based on harvest schedules and crop rotation. The recent
aerial imagery indicates that silviculture and agriculture activities are still the dominate land
cover types in the proposed project area During the reclamation process, lands disturbed by
mining and support facilities will be returned to productive uses. Post - mining topography will
mimic pre - mining topography and few voids will be left behind In addition, topsoil will be
returned to disturbed areas as a growing medium and "seed bank." Iluka will work with
NCDENR and the landowners to return the lands in the post - mining condition to productive uses
including silviculture and agriculture
Wetland Communities
Kleinfelder environmental scientists performed detailed wetland delineations during September,
October, and November of 2012 These surveys found nearly 100 jurisdictional wetland areas
comprising 497 acres within the project area Each area was delineated with sequentially
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numbered survey ribbon, and the location of each flag recorded with sub -meter accuracy GPS for
mapping and impact avoidance and minimization Wetlands were determined based on the 1987
US Army Corps of Engineers Wetland Delineation Manual, including the most recent regional
supplements applicable to the project area.
Delineations were verified during five on -site visits with the US Army Corps of Engineers
during December 2012 and January 2013, and Jurisdictional Determinations have been issued
These visits were conducted concurrently with NC DWQ staff performing Tar - Pamlico buffer
rule stream permanence verifications
In general, Iluka in its other mining operations has utilized the guidelines of avoidance and
minimization for wetland resource impacts Wetland impacts have been limited to areas where
economically recoverable ore is located, for road/pipeline crossings, and access In each instance,
impacts are minimized to the extent practicable and then compensated with appropriate
mitigation
Upland Communities
Upland communities were field reviewed for habitat types Habitat conditions were noted on
each project parcel with particular attention paid to areas potentially suitable for rare and
protected species. Classification of upland communities are based on the North Carolina Natural
Heritage Program's publication, "Classification of the Natural Communities of North Carolina,
Third Approximation 1990" (Shafale and Weakley, 1990)
The vast majority of disturbance proposed will be to upland communities, primarily agricultural
lands and pine plantation.
• Upland communities identified within the project area include Agricultural lands:
includes areas which are cultivated to produce crops and livestock. Based on field
observations agricultural land within the project area includes cultivated fields of corn,
tobacco, cotton, peanuts, and soy beans
•
Upland Weedy Meadows located within disturbed areas where vegetation is maintained
in a graminoid or weedy state due to mowing or grazing activities Based on field
observations, these systems occur within cleared areas adjacent to maintained roads,
rights of way, pond edges and at the edges of agricultural lands. In some areas soil is
compacted by maintenance activities which may alter natural hydroperiods and increase
runoff
• Mesic Mixed Hardwood Forest mixed hardwood forests that are widespread throughout
the Coastal Plain and Piedmont Within the project area these systems are located along
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transitional areas between forested wetland communities and herbaceous or cultivated
upland areas These forests are associated with land forms such as ravines, lower slopes,
and well- drained flatwoods, and areas of relatively nutnent -poor soils
• Alluvial Bottomland Woodland: communities that occur on sandy terraces elevated
above adjacent floodplains and swamps. These systems lie beyond the influence of
normal flooding events, and are composed of transitional wetland and upland hardwood
and conifer species.
• Pine Plantation communities consist of densely planted loblolly pine stands that are
actively managed for silviculture operations. Management activities for these areas
include herbicide application, ditching and draining, and furrowing Species composition
is limited and many of these plantation communities lack age distribution of tree species.
Mid- and understory species are inhibited due to low light penetration and herbicide
application Pine plantation environments lack transition between adjacent environments
and are typically bound by access roads, ditches, or maintained timber stands.
Protected Species
A number of species occur in Halifax County that are protected by either state (North Carolina
Wildlife Resources Commission) and/or federal (U S Fish and Wildlife Service) agencies The
majority of faunal species are aquatic oriented and include mussels and fish which would not be
directly impacted by the proposed operations The remaining protected fauna have been recorded
recently in Halifax County with the exception of Bachman's Sparrow and Red - cockaded
Woodpecker which are historic records (last observed more than 40 years ago) Several floral
species have also been recorded in Halifax County as well. Biologists performing stream and
wetland delineations were provided with photographs and descriptions of each protected species
and their preferred habitat. Suitable habitat does exist for several of the species documented
from Halifax County, and each area was investigated and none were found However, some
species are best located during their specific flowering periods, which did not coincide with
Klemfelder's investigations While surveys are ongoing for a handful of plant species, the
likelihood of finding one is small given the intensive agricultural uses that have been dominant
in the landscape for generations and absence of previously documented occurrences Kleinfelder
scientists continue to remain in contact with resource agencies and will promptly notify county
and state officials if any protected species are found.
Significant Biological Features
Review of the North Carolina Natural Heritage Element Occurrence database indicates that there
are two Element Occurrences in or near proposed project area These include the Rocky
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Swamp Aquatic Habitat that is part of Rocky Swamp and Game Lands that are managed by the
North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission No direct impacts are anticipated to the Rocky
Creek Aquatic Habitat from the proposed mining activities Portions of mine areas do occur
adjacent to the managed game lands No direct impacts are anticipated to the managed game
lands, and efforts will be made to minimize impacts to the recognized game lands during mining
activities
Prime Farmland
The dominant land cover in the project area is silviculture and agriculture This is due to the fact
that many of the soils located in this area are suited for these activities. The majority of the
proposed mining areas are located in prime farm land soils with a number of the areas located in
areas considered as having high farmland viability The impacts to thcse farmland resources will
be minimized as the topsoil will be removed prior to mining and then replaced over the sand -clay
mix tailings providing a suitable growing medium for silviculture and agriculture at the post -
mining phase of the project
Archaeoloeical/Historical Sites
In this general area archaeological and historical resources are primarily limited to historic sites
such as churches, cemeteries, and old homesteads A search of the files of the State Historic
Preservation Office (SHPO) was requested for previously identified historical and archaeological
sites. Results of this inquiry indicated that there were no archaeological sites recorded within the
proposed project area. A number of historical sites have been previously recorded There are
some historic resources within proposed disturbance areas located primarily in the northwest
portion of the area Additional surveys may be required by SHPO based on the final mine plan.
Potential impacts to these resources will be minimized as has been done with Iluka's other mine
sites by avoidance and minimization of encroachment and strict adherence to
archaeological/historic resource protection guidelines.
Sensitive Site Receptors
The proposed project area was reviewed for the occurrence of sensitive site receptors These
receptors are facilities and areas that would be sensitive to "quality of life" impacts from noise,
lights, dust, traffic, and general aesthetics A field review by roadside observation was conducted
to identify these receptor sites This survey found several churches and cemeteries, three schools,
and two horse farms
Iluka will utilize Best Management Practices during operation while mining near these areas to
minimize impacts to these facilities. These could include berms and vegetation buffers, flashing
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lights instead of backup alarms, and other measures as practical These measures have
successfully been employed at other mine operations with tremendous success
Infrastructure
Infrastructure considerations in the project area include water and sanitary sewer, safety
facilities, school systems, and the road network as described below
Water and Sanitary Sewer Systems
Halifax County has a water supply system throughout portions of the county Iluka will require
approximately 0.75 to 1.0 MGD of makeup water for the wet concentrator plant and mining unit.
Water service is available (6 inch line) near the proposed wet concentrator plant. Use of this
water supply system may be a viable alternative to drilling of supply wells. Iluka is currently
analyzing the available options for water supply to determine the most economically and
environmentally viable option
Safety Facilities
Review of the Halifax County facilities database indicates that there are no safety facilities in the
project area The proposed project will not be a burden on local safety resources as the project is
not residential -based
School Systems
The project is not a residential -based project and there will not be an impact to the local school
system Additional employees resulting from the project will be hired from the general area.
Road Network
The road network in the area consists of two lane paved roadways There is acceptable access to
all proposed mining areas and the proposed wet concentrator plant Access to Interstate 95 for
concentrate hauling to the mineral separation plant in Virginia is available via a route from
Aurelian Springs Road to Piney Grove Church Road to Hwy 903 and then to Interstate 95 with
one bridge crossing on Piney Grove Church Road (Figure 5) Review of the North Carolina DOT
database on bridges indicates that the bridge at Piney Grove Church Road is adequate for
concentrate trucks The road network in general appears adequate for concentrate haul trucks
These roads are currently used for transport of timber and agricultural products with trucks of
similar load capabilities However, the frequency of use for these commodities is more sporadic
than the proposed activities
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Iluka conducted a traffic study to assess the effects of haulage and light vehicle traffic within the
proposed mining area. The results of the traffic study indicate that the proposed vehicle traffic
will not adversely affect the level of service for the existing road networks. NCDOT has
confirmed that turn lanes are not warranted with the anticipated traffic volumes.
7.0 CONCEPTUAL CONCENTRATOR SITE PLAN
The Aurelian Springs wet concentrator plant will be constructed on Parcels 0530128 and
0501589 located on Aurelian Springs Road (SR 1600) (Figure 7) The plan, as presented, is
conceptual to provide information to the county for orientation of the facility on the parcel, state
road access points, berms for screening, and layout of basic components of the concentrator site
This site plan is subject to change and final site plan approval will be requested from Halifax
County at a later date. The basic elements of the conceptual site plan include concentrator
building, offices for support staff, stockpile areas, loading areas, and stormwater and process
water ponds As indicated previously, the wet concentrator plant site may use public water for
water supply for employees as well as a septic system
In addition to site plan approval from Halifax County, other applicable permits that will be
required prior to construction and during operation include approval from Halifax County
Building Inspection Department, NCDOT for road access, NCDENR for a mining permit, which
includes erosion and sediment control during construction and operation, approval from
NCDWQ for discharge from storm water and process water ponds during operation, and
approval for drinking water well and septic tank. In addition, should minor wetland impacts be
required, permits will be obtained from the NCDWQ and U.S Army Corps of Engineers
7.0 PROFFERRED CONDITIONS
Iluka offers the following conditions as part of the CUP approval with Halifax County.
1 All required state ( NCDENR Division of Energy, Mineral and Land Resources,
NCDWQ, and NCDOT) and/or federal permits governing this operation in Halifax
County will be obtained and Iluka will operate according to the conditions contained
therein
2 Coordination with the NCDOT and Halifax County shall be a continuous effort in order
to preclude and/or correct any road problems ansing from this operation
3 Iluka will continue to partner with recognized mine reclamation and soil science experts
(such as the ongoing 10+ year partnership with Virginia Tech) to maximize post -mining
productivity and to address issues related to soil productivity and soil stabilization.
4 Setbacks from road right -of -ways, property lines, and residences will be based on Halifax
County zoning criteria and NCDENR Division of Energy, Mineral and Land Resources
criteria
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5 Signage will be maintained on all sides of the property being mined
6 A plan will be implemented to mitigate impacts to adjacent water well users, which will
include well repairs and well replacement where such issues are directly attributable
Iluka's operations
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TABLES

Table l
Aurelian Springs Conditional Use Permit Parcels List
Property Owner Name
Property Owner Mailing Address
Tax Parcel #
Acreage
BARKLEY, GLORIA KELLY
PO BOX 422, GASTON, NC 27832
0201262
17 590
BARKLEY, GLORIA KELLY
PO BOX 422, GASTON, NC 27832
0201290
6 010
BARKLEY, GLORIA KELLY
PO BOX 422, GASTON, NC 27832
0200216
6 710
BOSEMAN, WILLIAM JACKSON III (TIC) &
1037 EAST TENTH ST, ROANOKE RAPIDS,
KOLB, JANE BOSEMAN TIC
NC 27870
0500113
3 720
BOSEMAN, WILLIAM JACKSON III (TIC) &
1037 EAST TENTH ST, ROANOKE RAPIDS,
KOLB, JANE BOSEMAN TIC
NC 27870
0500112
32 000
BRIGGS, JOE H & BRIGGS, DONNA D
10985 AURELIAN SPRINGS ROAD,
0200183
50 000
LITTLETON, NC 27850
COPELAND, AMY LILES & COPELAND,
17350 JUSTICE BRANCH RD, LITTLETON,
JONATHAN W JR
NC 27850
0201254
8 435
CRAWLEY, CABOT
16712 JUSTICE BRANCH RD, LITTLETON,
0500323
61 000
NC 27850
CRAWLEY, CABOT LEE
16712 JUSTICE BRANCH RD, LITTLETON,
0530128
41 058
NC 27850
CRAWLEY, CABOT LEE
16712 JUSTICE BRANCH RD, LITTLETON,
0200555
8 820
NC 27850
CRAWLEY, CABOT LEE
16712 JUSTICE BRANCH RD, LITTLETON,
0200556
0 750
NC 27850
CRAWLEY, ROBERT E
13540 HWY 48, LITTLETON, NC 27850
0100729
50 140
CRAWLEY, ROBERT E
13540 HWY 48, LITTLETON, NC 27850
0100732
24 800
CRAWLEY, ROBERT E
13540 HWY 48, LITTLETON, NC 27850
0100735
29 000
CRAWLEY, ROBERT E
13540 HWY 48, LITTLETON, NC 27850
0100734
1 100
CRAWLEY, ROBERT E
13540 HWY 48, LITTLETON, NC 27850
0100736
30 300
CRAWLEY, ROBERT E JR, ET UX
13675 HWY 48, LITTLETON, NC 27850
0105003
3 000
GARRISS, JANICE C
9761 AURELIAN SPRINGS RD, LITTLETON,
0520018
3910-
NC 27850
HALIFAX FARM SERVICE INC, NORTH
10680 JUSTICE BRANCH ROAD, HALIFAX,
CAROLINA CORPORATION
NC 27839
0530191
2000
HALIFAX FARM SERVICE INC, NORTH
10680 JUSTICE BRANCH ROAD, HALIFAX,
CAROLINA CORPORATION
NC 27839
0500652
18 820
HARLOW, RICHARD A
30 CREEKSIDE DR, FRANKLINTON, NC
0501589
26 430
27525
HAWKINS, HARVEY T JR & HAWKINS,
SELMA
11842 HWY 48, LITTLETON, NC 27850
0500742
73 000
HAWKINS, HARVEY TAYLOR JR &
11842 HWY 48, LITTLETON, NC 27850
0500459
124 000
HAWKINS, SELMA
HUX, ALFRED D JR & HUX, ROXANNE B
9859 AURELIAN SPRINGS RD, LITTLETON,
0501323
1 820
NC 27850
HUX, ALFRED DONALD
9933 AURELIAN SPRINGS ROAD,
0500532
1 720
LITTLETON, NC 27850
HUX, ALFRED DONALD
9933 AURELIAN SPRINGS ROAD,
0500533
0 770
LITTLETON, NC 27850
HUX, WILLIAM D & HUX, ALFRED D
1223 CHARLOTTE STREET, ROANOKE
0501526
56 780
RAPIDS, NC 27870
INSCOE, JAMES & INSCOE, ELIZABETH L
614 MYRICK ESTATES RD, LITTLETON, NC
0530258
191 460
27850
INSCOE, JAMES H & INSCOE, ELIZABETH
614 MYRICK ESTATE RD, LITTLETON, NC
L
27850
0201292
27 250
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Table 1
Aurelian Springs Conditional Use Permit Parcels List
Property Owner Name
Property Owner Mailing Address
Tax Parcel #
Acreage
ISLES, BOBBY SIMMS
12246 HWY 48, LITTLETON, NC 27850
0200190
1 080
ISLES, DEWEY S & ISLES, JANET S
154 EPWORTH RD, LITTLETON, NC 27850
0500599
89 910
ISLES, DEWEY S & ISLES, JANET S
154 EDWORTH RD, LITTLETON, NC 27850
0200189
4 000
ISLES, DEWEY S & ISLES, JANET S
154 EDWORTH RD, LITTLETON, NC 27850
0200184
60 000
ISLES, PATTIE H HEIRS
12495 HWY 48, LITTLETON, NC 27850
0500598
31 000
KEETER, RONALD
16895 JUSTICE BRANCH ROAD,
0500268
32 000
LITTLETON, NC 27850
KEETER, RONALD
16895 JUSTICE BRANCH ROAD,
0500265
31 000
LITTLETON, NC 27850
KEETER, RONALD L & KEETER, MARY L
16895 JUSTICE BRANCH ROAD,
0200214
45 500
LITTLETON, NC 27850
KEETER, RONALD LUKE & KEETER,
16895 JUSTICE BRANCH ROAD,
MARY L
LITTLETON, NC 27850
0501521
370 820
KEETER, RONALD LUKE SR & KEETER,
16895 JUSTICE BRANCH ROAD,
MARY LILES
LITTLETON NC 27850
0500472
64 782
KELLY, ALICE STANSBURY
1020 WASHINGTON STREET, ROANOKE
0201260
0 811
RAPIDS NC 27870
KELLY, C L TRUST, C/O COMMERICA
PO BOX 349, ROCKY MOUNT, NC 27802
0200220
1910
BANK & TRUST, N A TRUSTEE
KELLY, C L TRUST, C/O COMMERICA
PO BOX 349, ROCKY MOUNT, NC 27802
0200221
1910
BANK & TRUST, N A TRUSTEE
KELLY, C L TRUST, C/O COMMERICA
PO BOX 349, ROCKY MOUNT, NC 27802
0500654
208 000
BANK & TRUST, N A TRUSTEE
KELLY, C L TRUST, C/O COMMERICA
PO BOX 349, ROCKY MOUNT, NC 27802
0200218
25 000
BANK & TRUST, N A TRUSTEE
KELLY, C L TRUST, C/O COMMERICA
PO BOX 349, ROCKY MOUNT, NC 27802
0500653
55 000
BANK & TRUST, N A TRUSTEE
KELLY, C L TRUST, C/O COMMERICA
PO BOX 349, ROCKY MOUNT, NC 27802
0500655
42 000
BANK & TRUST, N A TRUSTEE
KERR, CHARLOTTE POWELL
1039 OLD HALIFAX RD, ROANOKE RAPIDS,
0501596
20 000
NC 27870
KING, DWIGHT REVOCABLE TRUST &
4108 RIDGE CREST ROAD, LITTLETON NC
0500312
223 300
KING, DWIGHT TRUST
27850
LAMBERT, JACK F
6286 HIGHWAY 903, ROANOKE RAPIDS,
0500152
73 660
NC 27870
LAMBERT, JACK FOREST & LAMBERT,
6286 HWY 903, ROANOKE RAPIDS, NC
0200229
32 000
JUANITA H
27870
LILES, CHARLES C
366 LEXINGTON RD, ASHEBORO, NC
0500694
59 000
27205
LILES, CHARLES C & BESSIE C
APT 5 -107 CAROLINA MEADOWS VIL,
0500696
65 000
CHAPEL HILL, NC 27514
LILES, CHARLES C & BESSIE C
APT 5 -107 CAROLINA MEADOWS VIL,
0500697
90 000
CHAPEL HILL, NC 27514
LILES, CHARLES C & BESSIE C
APT 5 -107 CAROLINA MEADOWS VIL,
0500698
58 000
CHAPEL HILL, NC 27514
LILES, EDWARD B
5426 HIGHWAY 48, ROANOKE RAPIDS, NC
0201306
35 626
27870
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Table 1
Aurelian SDrinas Conditional Use Permit Parcels List
Property Owner Name
Property Owner Mailing Address
Tax Parcel #
Acreage
LILES, EDWARD B
5426 HIGHWAY 48, ROANOKE RAPIDS, NC
0200242
9 404
27870
LILES, WILLIE HEIRS
17026 JUSTICE BRANCH ROAD,
0501511
1 000
LITTLETON NC 27850
LILES, WILLIE JR HEIRS
17026 JUSTICE BRANCH ROAD,
0101320
211 000
LITTLETON NC 27850
ODOM, RICHARD M
930 LONNIE B GREEN RD, ROANOKE
0530130
2 420
RAPIDS, NC 27870
RIGHTMYER, RAYMOND C &
9747 AURELIAN SPRINGS RD, LITTLETON,
RIGHTMYER, SHERI B
NC 27850
0500674
45 820
RIGHTMYER, RAYMOND C &
9747 AURELIAN SPRINGS RD, LITTLETON,
RIGHTMYER, SHERI B
NC 27850
0501966
3 170
RUSSELL, TIMOTHY EUGENE JR
12032 AURELIAN SPRINGS ROAD,
0201291
0 816
LITTLETON NC 27850
SCOTT, BARBARA W & TILGMAN W -AS
TRUSTEES, FOR THE SCOTT FAMILY
56 ROYAL BIRKDALE DR, SPRINGBORO,
0500256
51 000
LIVING TRUST
OH 45066
SMITH, ROBERT L JR & JAMES-
ADEKOYA, CHANDRAE D
1714 ST PAUL ST, BALTIMORE MD 21202
0200019
50 000
TINNEY,HELEN H (LE) 80%
TINNEY,THOMAS S & VIRGINIA LEE
515 MCEACHERN CT, WILMINGTON, NC
0530148
33 550
REMAINDER
28412
TIPTON, LINDA F LIVING TRUST, &
16530 JUSTICE BRANCH RD, LITTLETON,
TIPTON, MAURICE E TRUSTEE
NC 27850
0200113
182 614
WILLIAMSON, EVE RAGLAND & WITMER,
NORA RAGLAND
PO BOX 2, LA GRANGE, TN 38046
0500773
143 000
WILSON, CONSTANCE
2721 GLENWOOD GARDENS UNIT 302,
0501107
67 090
RALEIGH NC 27608
WINDY ACRES REAL ESTATE, LLC
5273 RIDGECREST ROAD, LITTLETON, NC
0500562
39 240
27850
WITMER, NORA R & WILLIAMSON, EVE
RAGLAND
PO BOX 2, LA GRANGE, TN 38046
0500774
307 980
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Table 2
Aurelian Springs Previously Leased Parcels List
Property Owner Name
Property Owner Mailing Address
Tax Parcel #
Acreage
ARRINGTON, HATTIE
16922 JUSTICE BRANCH RD, LITTLETON,
0200063
1
NC 27850
BARKLEY, GLORIA KELLY
1020 WASHINGTON STREET, ROANOKE
0200216
61
RAPIDS NC 27870
BELL, C ALAN TRUST & HINE, JOHN
P O DRAWER 916, GOLDSBORO, NC
TRUSTEE
27533
0500510
3055
BELL, RODERIQUE ALAN & BELL,
109 BROOKSIDE COURT, ROANOKE
CATHERINE AMANDA
RAPIDS NC 27870
0501226
1552
BOSEMAN, PAUL & BOSEMAN, FLORA R
41841 VERMONT STREET, HEMET, CA
JOHNSON
92544
0100539
465
BOSEMAN, PAUL & BOSEMAN, FLORA R
41841 VERMONT STREET, HEMET, CA
JOHNSON
92544
0100540
70
BOWLES, VICTOR MARK & BOWLES,
6104 REDMOND CT, RALEIGH, NC 27612
0102279
135
DORIS T
BUTTS, MARVIN A
2185 WAYMAN CHURCH RD, LITTLETON,
0500168
25
NC 27850
BUTTS, MARVIN A
2185 WAYMAN CHURCH RD, LITTLETON,
0500169
59
NC 27850
BUTTS, MARVIN A
2185 WAYMAN CHURCH RD, LITTLETON,
0500170
15
NC 27850
BUTTS, MARVIN A
2185 WAYMAN CHURCH RD, LITTLETON,
0500171
202
NC 27850
BUTTS, MARVIN A
2185 WAYMAN CHURCH RD, LITTLETON,
0500172
65
NC 27850
BUTTS, MARVIN A
2185 WAYMAN CHURCH RD, LITTLETON,
0501116
2095
NC 27850
BUTTS, MICHAEL B & WANDA S
1883 WAYMAN CHURCH ROAD,
0501553
2
LITTLETON NC 27850
COX, ABRAM HEIRS & COX, LOUISE
2476 HEATHSVILLE ROAD, ENFIELD, NC
HEIRS
27823
0500238
18537
COX, LOUISE POWELL
2476 HEATHSVILLE RD, ENFIELD, NC
0500243
202
27823
CRADDOCK, DAVID MARTIN &
1202 CREW STREET, ROANOKE RAPIDS,
CRADDOCK, EDWARD WAYNE
NC 27870
0500249
6098
CRAWLEY, ROBERT E
12888 HWY 48, LITTLETON, NC 27850
0100729
5014
FOUNTAIN, MAXINE TAYLOR
2620 MAYVIEW RD, RALEIGH, NC 27607
0100900
604
GARRISS, JANICE CAROL & GARRISS,
POST OFFICE 2054, ROANOKE RAPIDS,
CLIFORD WAYNE
NC 27870
0520018
317
GIBBS, MICHAEL A & LILES, CHERYL L
17612 JUSTICE BRANCH ROAD,
0200516
1
LITTLETON, NC 27850
HAMMACK, JAMES E & HAMMACK, LIZA
1704 HWY 158 PO BOX 2054, ROANOKE
A
RAPIDS, NC 27870
0501966
317
HAWKINS, HARVEY TAYLOR JR &
11842 HWY 48, LITTLETON, NC 27850
0500459
124
HAWKINS, SELMA
HAWKINS, HARVEY TAYLOR JR &
11842 HWY 48, LITTLETON, NC 27850
0500528
4435
HAWKINS, SELMA
HAWKINS, HARVEY T JR & HAWKINS,
11842 HWY 48, LITTLETON, NC 27850
0500474
4233
SELMA
HAWKINS, HARVEY T JR & HAWKINS,
11842 HWY 48, LITTLETON, NC 27850
0500742
73
SELMA
Pagel of 4

Table 2
Aurelian Springs Previously Leased Parcels List
Property Owner Name
Property Owner Mailing Address
Tax Parcel #
Acreage
HAWKINS -TABOR METHODIST CHARGE
16976 JUSTICE BRANCH RD, LITTLETON,
0200429
1
NC 27850
HUDGINS, MARGARET H
422 NASH ST, ENFIELD, NC 27823
0100958
54
HUX, MERCER C C/O LOUISE C
719 HENRY ST, ROANOKE RAPIDS, NC
0500255
26925
LANCASTER
27870
HUX, MICHAEL S & HUX, JASON A
651 HILLIARD HUX ROAD, LITTLETON, NC
0500575
1561
27850
HUX, MICHAEL S & HUX, JASON A
651 HILLIARD HUX ROAD, LITTLETON, NC
0500576
71
27850
ISLES, DEWEY S & ISLES, JANET S
154 EDWORTH RD, LITTLETON, NC 27850
0200184
60
ISLES, DEWEY S & ISLES, JANET S
154 EPWORTH RD, LITTLETON, NC 27850
0500599
8991
KEETER, PATRICIA ANN BERRY &
720 E 13TH STREET, ROANOKE RAPIDS,
0500106
64 61
BERRY, STEVEN D
NC 27870
KEETER, RONALD L & KEETER, MARY L
16895 JUSTICE BRANCH ROAD,
0200214
45 5
LITTLETON, NC 27850
KEETER, RONALD LUKE SR & KEETER,
16895 JUSTICE BRANCH ROAD,
0500674
45 82
MARY LILES
LITTLETON, NC 27850
KELLY, ALICE S
12034 AURELIAN SPRINGS ROAD,
0500652
2226
LITTLETON NC 27850
KELLY, C L SR HEIRS
C/O CENTURA BANK TRUST DIV PO BOX
0200220
19
1220, ROCKY MOUNT NC 27802
KELLY, C L SR HEIRS
C/O CENTURA BANK TRUST DEPT P O
0500654
208
BOX 1220 ROCKY MOUNT NC 27802
KING, DWIGHT- TRUSTEE & KING, INDIA-
238 OLD FARM ROAD, ROANOKE RAPIDS,
0501328
89
TRUSTEE
NC 27870
LAMBERT, JACK F
6286 HIGHWAY 903, ROANOKE RAPIDS,
0500152
7366
NC 27870
LANCASTER, RUBY L
18336 JUSTICE BRANCH RD, LITTLETON,
0501444
5356
NC 27850
LANE, MARTHA E & MARTHA E
154 STONEBRIDGE LODGE DR,
0101277
127 6
COURSER
LITTLETON, NC 27850
LILES, CHARLES C
APT 5 -107 CAROLINA MEADOWS VIL,
0500694
59
CHAPEL HILL, NC 27514
LILES, CHARLES C & BESSIE C
APT 5 -107 CAROLINA MEADOWS VIL,
0500696
65
CHAPEL HILL NC 27514
LILES, EDWARD B
5426 HIGHWAY 48, ROANOKE RAPIDS, NC
0501446
7528
27870
LILES, GREG & LAWRENCE, KAY
1838 WAYMAN CHURCH ROAD,
0501967
1
LITTLETON, NC 27850
LILES, HAROLD D
17614 JUSTICE BRANCH ROAD,
0200535
1 8
LITTLETON, NC 27850
LILES, HAROLD D
17614 JUSTICE BRANCH ROAD,
0501445
52 37
LITTLETON, NC 27850
LILES, HELEN BUTTS
2083 WAYMAN CHURCH RD, LITTLETON,
0500166
583
NC 27850
LILES, JAMES S
10882 HIGHWAY 48, LITTLETON, NC 27850
0501447
3594
LILES, ROGER J
2083 WAYMAN CHURCH RD, LITTLETON,
0500709
1855
NC 27850
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Table 2
Aurelian Springs Previouslv Leased Parcels List
Property Owner Name
Property Owner Mailing Address
Tax Parcel #
Acreage
LILES, RUBY T HEIRS
17614 JUSTICE BRANCH RD, LITTLETON,
0200242
55
NC 27850
LILES, RUBY T HEIRS
17614 JUSTICE BRANCH RD, LITTLETON,
0200534
4343
NC 27850
LILES, UNDINE 1
17026 JUSTICE BRANCH ROAD,
0200247
1 29
LITTLETON NC 27850
LILES, W E & LINDA
17112 JUSTICE BRANCH ROAD,
0200248
301
LITTLETON NC 27850
LILES, W E & LINDA
17112 JUSTICE BRANCH ROAD,
0200250
134
LITTLETON, NC 27850
LILES, W E & LINDA
17112 JUSTICE BRANCH ROAD,
0500712
5
LITTLETON, NC 27850
LILES, W E & LINDA
17112 JUSTICE BRANCH ROAD,
0500714
8
LITTLETON, NC 27850
LILES, W E & LINDA
17112 JUSTICE BRANCH ROAD,
0501510
66
LITTLETON NC 27850
LILES, W L JR
17026 JUSTICE BRANCH RD, LITTLETON,
0501511
1
NC 27850
LUPTON, SHARON A
638 WILSON ST, ROANOKE RAPIDS, NC
0500053
4867
27870
LYNCH, LOUIS F & EFFIE M
28734 HWY 561, ENFIELD, NC 27823
0103043
1861
MCWILLIAMS, CORINA
C/O HELEN M GRIGGS 3579 SEAY
0101534
4939
AVENUE NORFOLK VA 23502
MCWILLIAMS, JOSE
3598 WAYMON CHURCH ROAD, ENFIELD,
0501006
88
NC 27823
MULLER, DAVID A & MULLER, BARBARA
16721 JUSTICE BRANCH RD, LITTLETON,
V
NC 27850
0501778
244
NELMS, RICHARD C SR & NELMS,
3509 WAYMAN CHURCH ROAD, ENFIELD,
DOROTHY
NC 27823
0501007
799
PIKE, EDDIE E PIKE & PIKE, MAXINE T
13762 JUSTICE BRANCH RD, LITTLETON,
0500895
50
NC 27850
ROBERSON, DOUGLAS S
585 ROBERSON RD, HALIFAX, NC 27839
0500176
6462
ROBERSON, DOUGLAS S
585 ROBERSON RD, HALIFAX, NC 27839
0500644
646
RUDD, BETTIE H
6405 CASTLEBROOK DR, RALEIGH, NC
0100461
44 3
27604
RUDD, BETTIE H
6405 CASTLEBROOK DR, RALEIGH, NC
0102957
57
27604
SCOTT, BARBARA WHITE
3508 CORNELL ROAD, FAIRFAX, VA 22030
0500256
51
SHAW, JAMES F (MRS)
417 MYRTLEWOOD CIRCLE, LITTLETON,
0500910
52
NC 27850
SHAW, JAMES F (MRS)
417 MYRTLEWOOD CIRCLE, LITTLETON,
0500911
100
NC 27850
SHAW, JAMES F (MRS)
417 MYRTLEWOOD CIRCLE, LITTLETON,
0500913
777
NC 27850
SMITH, HERBERT W
767 SLEDGE ROAD, ENFIELD, NC 27823
0500954
1
SMITH, HERBERT W
767 SLEDGE ROAD, ENFIELD, NC 27823
0500956
59
SMITH, HERBERT W
767 SLEDGE ROAD, ENFIELD, NC 27823
0501496
11478
TAYLOR, JAMES R(DECEASED) C/O
104 SALEM CT, ROCKY MT, NC 27804
0501004
16309
HATTIE TAYLOR
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Table 2
Aurelian Surines Previouslv Leased Parcels List
Property Owner Name
Property Owner Mading Address
Tax Parcel #
Acreage
TAYLOR, PHILLIP WYNNE
1742 EASTERN SHORES, LITTLETON, NC
0102277
140
27850
WATKINS, NORA BROWNING
PO BOX 1072, HENDERSON, NC 27536
0500773
143
WHITE, DIANNE H & MILLS, VONDA H
P 0 BOX 172, MACON, NC 27551
0500426
6463
WILLIAMS, LUCRETIA HEIRS
C/O CLAUDETTE W GILES 6010 BELL
0102433
27
COURT HYATTSVILLE MD 20782
WITMER, NORA R & WILLIAMSON, EVE
526 OAKWOOD AVENUE, RALEIGH, NC
RAGLAN D
27601
0500774
30798
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Table 3
Aurelian Springs Conditional Use Permit Adjacent Parcels List
Property Owner Name
Property Owner Mailing Address
Tax Parcel #
Acreage
ALFORD, GWENDOLYN L
1745 PINEY GROVE CHURCH ROAD,
0501377
0 760
LITTLETON, NC 27850
ALSTON, JAMES MACON JR
12542 HIGHWAY 48, LITTLETON, NC 27850
0200149
0 500
ALSTON, JERRY & ALSTON, MILDRED
7291 HWY 158, ROANOKE RAPIDS, NC
0200027
25 470
27870
ALSTON, PLUMMER HEIRS & ALSTON,
C/O DOROTHY B JOYNER 349 BEAUMONT
ESSIE HEIRS
AVENUE, CATONSVILLE, MD 21228
0200040
23 000
ARRINGTON, HATTIE
16922 JUSTICE BRANCH RD, LITTLETON,
0200063
1 000
NC 27850
ARRINGTON, JAMES WILLIE
C/O CHRISTINE ARRINGTON 3800 PEEBLE
0200048
9 250
CREEK CT PLANO TX 75053
ARRINGTON, WALTER HEIRS C/O
WILLIE ARRINGTON
12048 HWY 48, LITTLETON, NC 27850
0200050
18 547
AYCOCK, HORACE G & DORIS T 1/2 UDI
& AYCOCK DAVID W 1/2 UDI
764 INSCOE ROAD, LITTLETON, NC 27850
0500083
53 000
AYCOCK, LLOYD P
13117 HWY 48, LITTLETON, NC 27850
0500085
1 000
AYCOCK, PALMER & AYCOCK,
MARGARET
13117 HWY 48, LITTLETON, NC 27850
0500082
0 750
BANKS, JAMES WAYNE & BANKS,
10440 AURELIAN SPRINGS ROAD,
VERONICA T
LITTLETON NC 27850
0501808
1 990
BARNHILL, CHRISTOPHER W- TRUSTEE
PO BOX 557, HALIFAX, NC 27839
0100721
15 000
BARRETT, ARTHUR J & BARRETT,
991 HWY 158, ROANOKE RAPIDS, NC
BARBARA A
27870
0500814
4 250
BELL TIMBERLAND TRUST & HINE, JOHN
PO BOX 916, GOLDSBORO, NC 27533
0500510
305 500
C CO- TRUSTEE
BOSEMAN, WILLIAM JACKSON III (TIC) &
1037 EAST TENTH ST, ROANOKE RAPIDS,
KOLB, JANE BOSEMAN TIC
NC 27870
0500111
1 000
BRIGGS, JOE H & BRIGGS, DONNA D
10985 AURELIAN SPRINGS ROAD,
0200581
0 180
LITTLETON, NC 27850
BROADHURST, BETTY W
P 0 BOX 1173, LITTLETON, NC 27850
0100511
12 010
BROWN, LAURA W
16332 JUSTICE BRANCH RD, LITTLETON,
0200382
1 090
NC 27850
BUTLER, LORE DENISE
1698 PINEY GROVE CHURCH RD,
0530139
7 080
LITTLETON, NC 27850
BUTTS, MICHAEL B JR
1883 WAYMAN CHURCH RD, LITTLETON,
0530252
3 000
NC 27850
CARTER, STEVE & CARTER, ANGELA
9315 AURELIAN SPRINGS ROAD,
0530081
1 800
LITTLETON, NC 27850
CHERRY, SAMANTHA Y
PO BOX 35, ROANOKE RAPIDS, NC 27870
0520002
0 462
CLEMENTS, GEORGE WAYNE (TBE) &
1662 PINEY GROVE CHURCH RD,
CLEMENTS, ROSE DICKENS (TBE)
LITTLETON, NC 27850
0500656
14 880
CRAWLEY, BOBBY EARL
12888 HWY 48, LITTLETON, NC 27850
0200099
0 570
CRAWLEY, CABOT
16712 JUSTICE BRANCH RD, LITTLETON,
0500540
1 000
NC 27850
CRAWLEY, ELLIOTT C
13540 HWY 48, LITTLETON, NC 27850
0106607
3 000
CRAWLEY, JEFFREY TODD
301 WILLIAMS ST, ROANOKE RAPIDS, NC
0200575
3 660
27870
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Table 3
Aurelian Springs Conditional Use Permit Adiacent Parcels List
Property Owner Name
Property Owner Mailing Address
Tax Parcel #
Acreage
CRAWLEY, JUNIUS W
506 WASHINGTON ST, ROANOKE RAPIDS,
0200075
58 260
NC 27870
CRAWLEY, ROBERT E
12888 HWY 48, LITTLETON, NC 27850
0100712
97 000
CRAWLEY, ROBERT E & PATRICIA C
12888 HWY 48, LITTLETON, NC 27850
0200120
0 580
CRAWLEY, RON & CRAWLEY, JEAN
7759 SADLER ROAD, MT DORA, FL 32757
0200550
1 500
CRAWLEY, RON & CRAWLEY, JEAN
7759 SADLER ROAD, MOUNT DORA, FL
0201234
0 844
32757
CRAWLEY, S CABOT JR
11981 AURELIA SPRING RD, LITTLETON,
0200123
54 150
NC 27850
CRAWLEY, S CABOT JR
11981 AURELIA SPRING RD, LITTLETON,
0200124
1 000
NC 27850
CRAWLEY, S CABOT JR
11981 AURELIA SPRING RD, LITTLETON,
0200370
15 800
NC 27850
CRAWLEY, S CABOT JR
11981 AURELIA SPRING RD, LITTLETON,
0200371
30 000
NC 27850
CRAWLEY, WALTER GREY
16353 JUSTICE BRANCH RD, LITTLETON,
0501827
0 980
NC 27850
CRAWLEY, WILBUR TAYLOR & ASKEW,
600 BECKER COLONY DR, ROANOKE
HAYES CRAWLEY
RAPIDS, NC 27870
0100738
40 800
DAI, QIAN
921 BONHURST DRIVE, HOLLY SPRINGS,
0530189
12 220
NC 27540
DAVIS, CRYSTAL L
PO BOX 933, LITTLETON, NC 27850
0201227
1 920
DAVIS, HENRY
P 0 BOX 1221, ROANOKE RAPIDS, NC
0500280
26 000
27870
DENTON, LAWRENCE A & MARTHA
6516 HWY 903, ROANOKE RAPIDS, NC
0500292
20 000
27870
DICKENS, HARVEY LOY & DICKENS,
2992 PINEY GROVE CHURCH ROAD,
WAYMAN 0
LITTLETON, NC 27850
0500316
28 746
DICKENS, RICHARD WADE JR
843 PARK AVE, ROANOKE RAPIDS, NC
0500215
10 810
27870
DICKENS, RICHARD WADE JR
843 PARK AVE, ROANOKE RAPIDS, NC
0501626
23 030
27870
DUKE, FRED R
11911 AURELIAN SPRINGS ROAD,
0200128
27 000
LITTLETON, NC 27850
DULANEY ,DALE B & DULANEY, KRISTIN
A
2938 EDITH LN, POWHATAN, VA 23139
0530149
33 550
EASTMAN, DONALD A & & EASTMAN,
LINDA D TE
184 CORINTH ROAD, CHELSEA, VT 05038
0501557
25 800
EDMONDS, LEVERN JEFFERSON &
70 RICHMOND STREET, NEWARK, NJ
EDMONDS, FRANKLIN R
07103
0200531
6 000
EDWARDS, JONATHAN SCOTT
3508 CATLETTE FARM ROAD, WAKE
0220018
71 740
FOREST, NC 27587
EDWARDS, ROBERT D
470 MELTON BRIDGE RD, WHITAKERS,
0500676
1 086
NC 27891
EDWARDS, ROBERT D
470 MELTON BRIDGE RD, WHITAKERS,
0530162
0 975
NC 27891
EDWARDS, ROBERT D
470 MELTON BRIDGE RD, WHITAKERS,
0530163
0 975
NC 27891
ELLINGTON, WILLIS 0 & ELLINGTON,
10631 AURELIAN SPRINGS ROAD,
CATHY C
LITTLETON, NC 27850
0500332
0 800
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Table 3
Aurelian Springs Conditional Use Permit Adiacent Parcels List
Property Owner Name
Property Owner Mailing Address
Tax Parcel #
Acrea e
EXUM, FELICIA
9445 AURELIAN SPRINGS RPAD,
0530164
0 975
LITTLETON NC 27850
FIATP TIMBER LLC & C/O FOREST
15 PIEDMONT CENTER SUITE 1250,
INVESTMENT ASSOCIATES
ATLANTA, GA 30305
0200138
76 100
FIATP TIMBER LLC C/O FOREST
15 PIEDMONT CENTER SUITE 1250,
INVESTMENT ASSOCIATES
ATLANTA, GA 30305
0501110
389 720
FLEMING, MARSHA
930 ROANOKE AVE, ROANOKE RAPIDS,
0200215
42 760
NC 27870
FRANTZ, WILLIAM E & FRANTZ, SANDRA
F
13472 HIGHWAY 48, LITTLETON, NC 27850
0101713
5 000
GRADY, LEE ROY & GRADY, JOANNE
9123 AURELIAN SPRINGS RD, LITTLETON,
HARGRAVE
NC 27850
0501548
0 500
GREEN, DOROTHY I- LIVING TRUST &
504 VIRGINIA ST, ROANOKE RAPIDS, NC
GREEN, DOROTHY I- TRUSTEE
27870
0200155
53 500
GREEN, HENRY L & GREEN, BARBARA L
6478 HIGHWAY 48, ROANOKE RAPIDS, NC
0500792
40 000
27870
GRUBB, EARNEST & GRUBB, MARY
9233 AURELIAN SPRINGS RD, LITTLETON,
0500375
8 000
NC 27850
HARRELL, JOSEPH
959 LONNIE B GREEN RD, ROANOKE
0500291
4 250
RAPIDS, NC 27870
HARRELL, JOSEPH
959 LONNIE B GREEN RD, ROANOKE
0500421
4 250
RAPIDS NC 27870
HARRELL, JOSEPH
959 LONNIE B GREEN RD, ROANOKE
0500422
4 250
RAPIDS, NC 27870
HARRELL, JOSEPH
959 LONNIE B GREEN RD, ROANOKE
0530217
0 085
RAPIDS, NC 27870
HARRIS, MYRTLE GREEN HEIRS
C/O BETTIE H RUDD 6405 CASTLEBROOK
0500428
4.250
DRIVE, RALEIGH, NC 27604
HARVEY, JESSE JUNIOR
261 AYCOCK RD, LITTLETON, NC 27850
0500438
0 660
HARVEY, JESSE JUNIOR
261 AYCOCK RD, LITTLETON, NC 27850
0530087
1 110
HARVEY, OLLIE B & HARVEY, BELINDA R
11998 HIGHWAY 48, LITTLETON, NC 27850
0200083
2080
HAWKINS, DEBORAH B
1167 LONNIE B GREEN RD, ROANOKE
0500455
2000
RAPIDS NC 27870
HAWKINS, EDWARD KEVIN & HAWKINS,
148 DEVONSHIRE CIRCLE, ROANOKE
DEBORAH LYNN
RAPIDS NC 27870
0501992
13 250
HAWKINS, HARVEY T JR & HAWKINS,
SELMA
11842 HWY 48, LITTLETON, NC 27850
0200173
192 940
HAWKINS, ROYAL LEE JR
9084 AURELIAN SPRINGS ROAD,
0500850
1 000
LITTLETON NC 27850
HAWKINS, ROYAL LEE JR
9084 AURELIAN SPRINGS ROAD,
0530000
0 380
LITTLETON NC 27850
HAWKINS -TABOR METHODIST CHARGE
16976 JUSTICE BRANCH RD, LITTLETON,
0200429
1 000
NC 27850
HEDGEPETH, MICHAEL
670 PERDUE DR, HALIFAX, NC 27839
0500643
73000
HEDGEPETH, MICHAEL
670 PERDUE DR, HALIFAX, NC 27839
0500645
34 000
HOCKADAY, CALVIN DENNIS &
9119 AURELIAN SPRINGS RD, LITTLETON,
HOCKADAY, PEARL MAE
NC 27850
0501895
0 981
HORNE, TONI MOORE
2432 PINEY GROVE CHURCH ROAD,
0501716
2000
LITTLETON, NC 27850
Page 3 of 7

Table 3
Aurelian SprinLys Conditional Use Permit Adjacent Parcels List
Property Owner Name
Property Owner Mailing Address
Tax Parcel #
Acreage
HORTON, HAROLD & VIOLET
PO BOX 921, ROANOKE RAPIDS, NC 27870
0501721
6 210
HUX, ERNIE N
1301 STARLING COURT, VIRGINIA BEACH,
0500535
20 000
VA 23451
HUX, G 0 MRS HEIRS
10235 AURELIAN SPRING RD, LITTLETON,
0500544
38 000
NC 27850
HUX, GEORGE OVID 111
10235 AURELIAN SPRING RD, LITTLETON,
0500264
38 220
NC 27850
HUX, GEORGE OVID 111
10235 AURELIAN SPRING RD, LITTLETON,
0501414
4 410
NC 27850
HUX, GEORGE OVID III
10235 AURELIAN SPRING RD, LITTLETON,
0501710
1 020
NC 27850
HUX, MICHAEL A & HUX, JASON A
651 HILLIARD HUX ROAD, LITTLETON, NC
0500572
90 000
27850
HUX, TIMOTHY WARREN
10617 AURELIAN SPRINGS ROAD,
0500550
1 200
LITTLETON, NC 27850
HUX, TIMOTHY WARREN
10617 AURELIAN SPRINGS ROAD,
0500551
1 500
LITTLETON, NC 27850
HUX, TIMOTHY WARREN
10617 AURELIAN SPRINGS ROAD,
0501450
13 110
LITTLETON, NC 27850
ISLES, DEWEY S & ISLES, JANET S
154 EDWORTH RD, LITTLETON, NC 27850
0200186
1 000
ISLES, DEWEY S & ISLES, JANET S
154 EDWORTH RD, LITTLETON, NC 27850
0200187
3 000
ISLES, DEWEY S & ISLES, JANET S
154 EDWORTH RD, LITTLETON, NC 27850
0200486
25 870
ISLES, PATTIE H HEIRS
12495 HWY 48, LITTLETON, NC 27850
0500597
19 000
ISLES, PATTIE HEIRS
C/O UNDINE I LILES 17026 JUSTICE
0200192
27 000
BRANCH ROAD, LITTLETON, NC 27850
JACK LAMBERT LOGGING
6286 HWY 903, ROANOKE RAPIDS, NC
CONTRACTOR INC & NORTH CAROLINA
27870
0500031
86 520
CORPORATION
JENKINS,HENRY & SISTERS &
C/O BEAULAH MARSH 611 VINE STREET,
0200199
38 000
ROANOKE RAPIDS, NC 27870
JENKINS,MOLLIE HEIRS & HENRY &
C/O BEAULAH MARSH 611 VINE STREET,
0200200
50 000
JENKINS,HENRY
ROANOKE RAPIDS, NC 27870
KEE, LUCINDA J & KEE, GLENN
9357 AURELIAN SPRINGS RD, LITTLETON,
0530082
1 290
NC 27850
KEETER, RONALD LUKE & KEETER,
16895 JUSTICE BRANCH ROAD,
0500257
0 500
MARY L
LITTLETON, NC 27850
KEETER, RONALD LUKE & KEETER,
16895 JUSTICE BRANCH ROAD,
0500258
1 500
MARY L
LITTLETON, NC 27850
KING, DWIGHT A (05) & KING, INDIA B
4108 RIDGECREST RD, LITTLETON, NC
05
27850
0500212
69 700
KING, VIRGINIA SUE L
17028 JUSTICE BRANCH RD, LITTLETON,
0201256
0 562
NC 27850
LAMBERT, JACK F
6286 HIGHWAY 903, ROANOKE RAPIDS,
0500671
56 030
NC 27870
LAMBERT, JACK F
6286 HIGHWAY 903, ROANOKE RAPIDS,
0500832
45 000
NC 27870
Page 4 of 7

Table 3
Aurelian Springs Conditional Use Permit Adjacent Parcels List
Property Owner Name
Property Owner Mailing Address
Tax Parcel #
Acreage
LAMBERT, JACK F& LAMBERT, JUANITA
6286 HIGHWAY 903, ROANOKE RAPIDS,
H
NC 27870
0500494
43 400
LEBANON CHURCH
13285 HWY 48, LITTLETON, NC 27850
0102742
1 000
LEWIS, MERRILL S & LEWIS, MILDRED C
1709 PINEY GROVE CHURCH ROAD,
0501378
0 550
LITTLETON NC 27850
LEWIS, MERRILL S & LEWIS, MILDRED C
1709 PINEY GROVE CHURCH ROAD,
0501379
0 600
LITTLETON, NC 27850
LEWIS, MERRILL S & LEWIS, MILDRED C
1709 PINEY GROVE CHURCH ROAD,
0501456
2 690
LITTLETON NC 27850
LILES, CHARLES C & BESSIE C
APT 5 -107 CAROLINA MEADOWS VIL,
0500695
26 000
CHAPEL HILL, NC 27514
LILES, H L
5246 PEARCES RD, ZEBULON, NC 27597
0200236
2000
LILES, HAROLD D
17614 JUSTICE BRANCH ROAD,
0200535
1 800
LITTLETON NC 27850
LILES, HAROLD D (LIFE ESTATE) &
17614 JUSTICE BRANCH RD, LITTLETON,
LILES, JOHN R IV REMAINDERMAN
NC 27850
0200534
42 870
LILES, OPHELIA 1
12335 HIGHWAY 48, LITTLETON, NC 27850
0500600
1 170
LILES, UNDINE I HEIRS
17026 JUSTICE BRANCH ROAD,
0200247
0 710
LITTLETON NC 27850
LILES, W E & LINDA
17112 JUSTICE BRANCH ROAD,
0200250
154 000
LITTLETON, NC 27850
LILES, W E & LINDA
17112 JUSTICE BRANCH ROAD,
0200251
1 880
LITTLETON, NC 27850
LILES, W E & LINDA
17112 JUSTICE BRANCH ROAD,
0500712
71 000
LITTLETON, NC 27850
LILES, W E & LINDA
17112 JUSTICE BRANCH ROAD,
0500714
8 000
LITTLETON NC 27850
LILES, W J SR
18565 JUSTICE BRANCH RD, LITTLETON,
0200255
16 000
NC 27850
LUCAS, ELIZABETH H
1728 HAWKINS CHAPEL ROAD, ROANOKE
0200266
116 260
RAPIDS, NC 27870
LUCAS, ELIZABETH H
1728 HAWKINS CHAPEL ROAD, ROANOKE
0200267
87 890
RAPIDS NC 27870
MANLEY, SAMUEL D & MANLEY,
12048 HWY 48, LITTLETON, NC 27850
0200147
1 000
YVONNE
MARGARET L LILES LIVING TRUST 1/4
UND IN & LILES, STANLEY R 1/4 UNDIV
6299 BYRD MILL ROAD, LOUISA, VA 23093
0500692
3 000
i NT
MARGARET L LILES LIVING TRUST 1/4
UND IN & LILES, STANLEY R 1/4 UNDIV
6299 BYRD MILL ROAD, LOUISA, VA 23093
0500693
413 500
INT
MARTIN, NETTIE PERKINS
197 DAVIE WOODS DRIVE, ROANOKE
0501871
0 460
RAPIDS, NC 27870
MATTHEWS, RONNIE L
10811 AURELIAN SPRING RD, LITTLETON,
0500267
2 560
NC 27850
MERRITT, JONATHAN A & STONE, MARY
1047 LONNIE B GREEN, ROANOKE
G
RAPIDS, NC 27870
0500466
1 000
Page 5 of 7

Table 3
Aurelian Springs Conditional Use Permit Adjacent Parcels List
Property Owner Name
Property Owner Mailing Address
Tax Parcel #
Acreage
MOHORN, DONALD R & RACHEL P 112
UDI & MOHORN, ASHLEY P & MELANIE M
14032 HWY 48, LITTLETON, NC 27850
0201204
125 000
1/2 UDI
MORRIS, CARLTON DALE & MORRIS,
10933 AURELIAN SPRINGS RD,
0201205
7 040
SANDRA P
LITTLETON, NC 27850
MULLER, DAVID A & MULLER, BARBARA
16721 JUSTICE BRANCH RD, LITTLETON,
0501778
2 440
V
NC 27850
MYLES, JANICE
937 AIRLIE RD, LITTLETON, NC 27850
0200054
20 000
NORMAN, LEOLA V
9087 AURELIAN SPRINGS ROAD,
0501580
0 494
LITTLETON NC 27850
NORTHAMPTON SUBDIVIDERS INC
PO BOX 56, GASTON, NC 27832
0501615
29 230
P & R HAULING, LLC
126 HICKORY HILL DRIVE, LITTLETON, NC
0530080
17 620
27850
PERRY, JAMES RICKY
7886 HOGT RD, MIDDLESEX, NC 27557
0501625
19 620
PETTWAY, SANDRA A MOORE &
2430 PINEY GROVE CHURCH ROAD,
0501900
5 490
PETTWAY, DAMION LEE
LITTLETON, NC 27850
PIKE, EDWARD E
13762 JUSTICE BRANCH RD, LITTLETON,
0501056
7 000
NC 27850
PIKE, HERBERT & HAZEL N
4020 PINEY GROVE CHURCH ROAD,
0500806
90 590
LITTLETON NC 27850
PIKE, HERBERT & HAZEL N
4020 PINEY GROVE CHURCH ROAD,
0501059
127 000
LITTLETON, NC 27850
PIKE, HERBERT & HAZEL N
4020 PINEY GROVE CHURCH ROAD,
0501225
106 500
LITTLETON, NC 27850
PIKE, HERBERT LAWRENCE JR & PIKE,
7380 HWY 903, ROANOKE RAPIDS, NC
0500811
51 000
KATHRYN BRADLEY
27870
PIKE, MICHAEL A & PIKE, TERESA
5273 RIDGECREST ROAD, LITTLETON, NC
0500434
51 500
27850
PIKE, MICHAEL A & PIKE, TERESA
5273 RIDGECREST ROAD, LITTLETON, NC
0501569
21 580
27850
PITTARD, JANICE H & PITTARD, VERNON
1097 LONNIE B GREEN ROAD, ROANOKE
0501993
13 250
RAPIDS NC 27870
PITTARD, VERNON & JANICE H
1097 LONNIE B GREEN ROAD, ROANOKE
0500816
4 120
RAPIDS, NC 27870
ROBERTSON, G W ESTATE
C/O C P ROBERTSON 12714 HWY 48,
0200307
30 000
LITTLETON, NC 27850
C/O HERBERT C HARRIS 111
ROBERTSON, W R MRS HEIRS
DEVONSHIRE CIRCLE, ROANOKE RAPIDS,
0200309
51 830
NC 27870
ROSE, DORIS B
1877 RHEA -SMITH RD, ROANOKE RAPIDS,
0500154
41 000
NC 27870
ROSSER, BRENDA SILVER & NORMAN,
211 AIRLIE ROAD, LITTLETON, NC 27850
0201257
1 000
WAAJID
ROWLAND, NISHIA DICKENS &
1017 ROANOKE AVENUE, ROANOKE
ROWLAND, JOHN
RAPIDS, NC 27870
0200311
1 000
SANDEFORD, KEITH W & SANDEFORD,
303 HUNTING RIDGE ROAD, ROANOKE
0200274
39 320
DONNA B
RAPIDS, NC 27870
SATTERTHWAITE, HATTIE MAE TANNER
C/O MARY ELLEN HILL 259 BUFFIN RD,
0500266
3 500
SMITHFIELD, NC 27577
SHAW, JAMES F (MRS)
4TLEWOOD CIRCLE, LITTLETON,
0500911
100 000
NC 27850
Page 6 of 7

Table 3
Aurelian Sarines Conditional Use Permit Adiacent Parcels List
Property Owner Name
Property Owner Mailing Address
Tax Parcel #
Acreage
SHAW, JAMES F (MRS)
417 MYRTLEWOOD CIRCLE, LITTLETON,
0500913
77 700
NC 27850
SHEARIN, WILLIAM J JR & SHEARIN,
10001 AURELIAN SPRINGS RD,
CYNTHIA H
LITTLETON, NC 27850
0500929
1 870
SHEARIN, WILLIAM J JR & SHEARIN,
10001 AURELIAN SPRINGS RD,
CYNTHIA H
LITTLETON, NC 27850
0501527
3 690
SILVER, BARBARA & ROSSER, BRENDA
SILVER
211 AIRLIE RD, LITTLETON, NC 27850
0201185
1 170
SILVER, BILLY RAY & SILVER, BARBARA
401 AIRLIE ROAD, LITTLETON, NC 27850
0200327
1 460
SILVER, DARRY M & SILVER, IVOR N
9456 AURELIAN SPRINGS ROAD,
0500319
1 380
LITTLETON, NC 27850
SMA HOLDING LLC
PO BOX 20247, RALEIGH, NC 27619
0200003
169 303
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA C/O STATE
1321 MAIL SERVICE CENTER, RALEIGH,
PROPERTY MANAGER
NC 27699
0100313
673 410
STRICKLAND, ELSIE D
10190 AURELIAN SPRINGS RD,
0501588
12 460
LITTLETON, NC 27850
TAYLOR, REBECCA J
9376 DIXON DR, SULFOLK, VA 23433
0501005
286 000
TURNER, PATRICIA
9013 AURELIAN SPRINGS ROAD,
0501977
0 459
LITTLETON, NC 27850
TURNER, REGINA
P O BOX 592, HALIFAX, NC 27839
0501978
0 510
VAN DAM, ANDREW MARK & VAN DAM,
1467 PLEASANT GROVE ROAD,
SHANNON DAVIS
GARYSBURG, NC 27831
0530184
11 450
VANDAM, GARY M & VANDAM, AMY E
621 MILES STREET, ROANOKE RAPIDS,
0530185
12 110
NC 27870
VINCENT, MARION HEIRS
C/O FRANCES V GUDELY 6126 ROXBURY
0501036
80 000
AVE, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22152
WALKER, TAMMIE THERESA & WALKER,
1892 PINEY GROVE CHURCH ROAD,
CHARLES DEON
LITTLETON, NC 27850
0501976
0 494
WATSON, R P ANNIE
C/O ANNIE BOONE - WRIGHT 5439 100TH
0501064
40 000
ST APT 404, FLUSHING, NY 11368
WHITEHEAD, THOMAS IVEY
2810 MILITARY RD NW, WASHINGTON, DC
0104684
25 090
20015
WILLIS, TROY E & WILLIS, JANET A
13309 HIGHWAY 48, LITTLETON, NC 27850
0100517
0 900
WOLLETT, CAROLYN C 1/3 UNDV INT &
LANCASTER, LOUISE C 1/3 UNDV INT
P O BOX 83, HOLLISTER, NC 27844
0530220
76 229
YARBOROUGH, CHRISTI R &
1876 PINEY GROVE CHURCH RD,
YARBOROUGH, JOHN C
LITTLETON NC 27850
0501961
0 497
Page 7 of 7

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and descried herein, ¢2d tMt I hove revkwed old
approved this Survey and outhorltW that It be rwCwdfd In
the ofRQ of the "ter deeds of NOW. C.udy Wth Cor+fna
JT
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Owner Date
RONALD L KEETER SR
D B 1898 PG 577
PZ 3 SL 288
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NOTES
1) Outside boundary lines were plotted from references
noted using control onuments surveyed this date
) Graveyard surveyed tNs dote
3) Lines from point A' to 'B' clockrfse plotted using
Cabinet 6 Slide 136 -S Lines from point 'B clockwise to
point 'A' ploted using plat recorded in Deed Book 1482
Page 354
4> Monuments per re Fvrvnced plats
200 0 zoo 400 600
Scale, V = 200'
State of North Carolina I
1, Jomauan C Waters certify to the Owners of thr property
to Bola 1111 00 Ut, to the Title fari of North Urchin that-
Ths plot was drawn under my I'll, ton iron on ociuol
survey made under my super1W.r:} tdat the pints and
deeds referenced on this plat were used as the
primary guides for this survey) that any lines not
actually surveyed are noted heron and were
plotted from references noted on plats that the
ratio of precision as calculated Is l ?0,2 .
Global, Po5itl0Nngg System (GPS) ¢bserva loons were
performed to the G...potbl Posutuxinp Accuracy Standards
Part 2, Standnrds for Geodetic Networks 4t the 2 In
accuracy classification l 952 cod'dence) usbg Real The K .1D I
that this plat was prepared in accordance vith G.S
47 -30 as amended Per GS 47- 30(f)(11) 1
.Nathan C Voters certify to one or more of nw Following
O a that the plot n of .ur96, lhol ueatea ubdmism of
lads w4hm iN IN00 of a county Or mums pa<M that ho0 on
or4mn0e gal iwauale9 P..N. o1 Iona
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ordnance ild requid. P-1. pl 1.14
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e eon flat —.W s1rH1 Ilonga
niadrfq kit
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or oemmibOmum W eddbg PIN w ;mad- ad.rAd a,ne,
qa Ao awe to the dafMlbn At e im-
Oe )mot the ,Mermalbn avaaablt b lre9 suMyar L .uch Imo)
I unnaM to nlw i r.ta -. o t—d i (o t otMau h
d) bO no1 001111, ve b ProWlene eon ) g
(d) bow n
Witness my original signature registration
number ono seol this _ - day of
_ Seplam - A D 2012
Jonathan C Vatars
Professional Land Surveyor
L N 3257
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1 plat Showng Property Surveyed roe
ILUHA RESOURCES (NC) LLC
Property Of
Heirs Of Richard A Harlow
T—mip Foucetts Courty Halifax State North Cortina
sedw T• - 200 DoH September �20112 Jonathan C Waters Proliesdonal Lod Surveyor
P o Bw 2100 °NwAA;1r'p'
Rmnplia Repo. N C 27070 [phone]
jDB 2a 113 4&G'
REFERENCESi CONTROL
Every dccwwnt of rwcord reviewed ara cnnsalered ns part of
LEGEND
this survey Is noted herwan The fo0o6hg bile commitment pas
S mbol Desert than
furnished to tit Surveyon The Title Co 7wy of North
O E %ISFING IRON ROD
Card4lo ComZimmt Number _ -_ t1R466- -_ - -_J and
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O EXISTING MAGNETIC NAIL
I he tide nUptlmd rated therofl rare nedned as a part of the
p EXISTING IRON PIPE
Survey There may eldst Other doanili Of re=rd that
would affect thk parcel The following title documents
were also nevlewed
LINE PER
SL 288
CONTROL / 7
R�
C (a 0, ROAD,
lPNOSpRlNGS
pURE�
NOTES
1) Outside boundary lines were plotted from references
noted using control onuments surveyed this date
) Graveyard surveyed tNs dote
3) Lines from point A' to 'B' clockrfse plotted using
Cabinet 6 Slide 136 -S Lines from point 'B clockwise to
point 'A' ploted using plat recorded in Deed Book 1482
Page 354
4> Monuments per re Fvrvnced plats
200 0 zoo 400 600
Scale, V = 200'
State of North Carolina I
1, Jomauan C Waters certify to the Owners of thr property
to Bola 1111 00 Ut, to the Title fari of North Urchin that-
Ths plot was drawn under my I'll, ton iron on ociuol
survey made under my super1W.r:} tdat the pints and
deeds referenced on this plat were used as the
primary guides for this survey) that any lines not
actually surveyed are noted heron and were
plotted from references noted on plats that the
ratio of precision as calculated Is l ?0,2 .
Global, Po5itl0Nngg System (GPS) ¢bserva loons were
performed to the G...potbl Posutuxinp Accuracy Standards
Part 2, Standnrds for Geodetic Networks 4t the 2 In
accuracy classification l 952 cod'dence) usbg Real The K .1D I
that this plat was prepared in accordance vith G.S
47 -30 as amended Per GS 47- 30(f)(11) 1
.Nathan C Voters certify to one or more of nw Following
O a that the plot n of .ur96, lhol ueatea ubdmism of
lads w4hm iN IN00 of a county Or mums pa<M that ho0 on
or4mn0e gal iwauale9 P..N. o1 Iona
0 0 flat Lrrisplal h 1 o mar Ihal it mated Ir o OD-1p^
Of o t, o n.."Ry gat b u pINa(ed a9 to
ordnance ild requid. P-1. pl 1.14
c bat W. Pal of a .." d an A.M., oar �I(.) cr land
e eon flat —.W s1rH1 Ilonga
niadrfq kit
Oa gat We plot n IN o Bunt, A _ Dler cIN qiw, .vch m
or oemmibOmum W eddbg PIN w ;mad- ad.rAd a,ne,
qa Ao awe to the dafMlbn At e im-
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I unnaM to nlw i r.ta -. o t—d i (o t otMau h
d) bO no1 001111, ve b ProWlene eon ) g
(d) bow n
Witness my original signature registration
number ono seol this _ - day of
_ Seplam - A D 2012
Jonathan C Vatars
Professional Land Surveyor
L N 3257
w' ,. t I A w C4 7 7.�C qys
r� Gj
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=4 L328/ c
-O < nee
I DATE DESCRipnON By
1 plat Showng Property Surveyed roe
ILUHA RESOURCES (NC) LLC
Property Of
Heirs Of Richard A Harlow
T—mip Foucetts Courty Halifax State North Cortina
sedw T• - 200 DoH September �20112 Jonathan C Waters Proliesdonal Lod Surveyor
P o Bw 2100 °NwAA;1r'p'
Rmnplia Repo. N C 27070 [phone]
jDB 2a 113 4&G'

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the title -ptbre rated theran Hre re as a part of
survey There may exist other doanents OF record that
BY JONATHAN C WATERS
would affect tNs parcel The following title documents
c'�
ere atso reviewed
PROFESSIONAL LAND SURVEYOR
NOW OR FORMERLY
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furrdshed to the Surveyor, The Title Comppaany of North
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levied this
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the title -ptbre rated theran Hre re as a part of
survey There may exist other doanents OF record that
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would affect tNs parcel The following title documents
ere atso reviewed
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Owner s Certification
I hereby -toy that I On the amen of the property Sher.
and described hereon, and thaxt I have reviewed and
approved this Surrey Ord authorind that it he recorded In
the office of the Replster fle!t OF Wax Comity, North Cerollm
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141
LEGEND
S mbol IDescription
W • EXISTING IRON ROD
O EXISTING MAGNETIC NAIL
O EXISTING IRON PIPE
ONALD L KEETER, SR
D,B 10% 1 PG 577
P C 3 SL 288
IS
\\ CONTROL
1 N�SpRlNGS READ
pe,R��1P
NOTES
1) Outside boundory lines were plotted from references
noted using control monuments surveyed this date
2) Monuments Per referenced plat. PC 6 SL 136 -S
3) Survey and plat prepared to position and rotate
survey recorded In Plot Cabinet 6, Slide 136 -5 to
state plane coordinate system
200 0 200 400 600
Scale 1 = 200
1611
Site
LOCUS ( NOT TO SCALE )
State of North Carolina
1 ers Johatan C wat urtlfyy to the ofewrs of the poperty
to tdm Resarces 00 LLC to 11* Tdb Comimy of North CmvOa tba
This plat was drawn under my supervision from an actual
survey had. under my supervision) that the plots and
deeds referenced on this plat were used as the
prnory guides For this snrveyl that any tines not
actually surveyed are noted heron and were
plotted from references noted an ptatl that the
ratio OF precision as calculated Is li _20,9Q0_
Global Positioning System (GPS) observations were
Performed to the Geospatbl Positkdng Accir.cy Standards
Part 0 Standards for Geodetic Networks at the 2 cm
e S aEy dassifkatlm ( 9% confidenoe) us6q Red Trip Xbwlntki
that this plat was prepared In accordance ith GS
47 -30 as amended Per GS 47- 30(,)(11) 1
Jonathan C Voters certify to ore o- nor• -1 the follosirg
0o -not tha plat m of a nay that creole o uadivial- of
land rMin th. ar. M a m.My or muni.p.lity Mat hoe on
ordina- Not nqulabs Parcel. of land
Oa fnat tole plat r'- o ver toot is bcol.d in a portion
of a epunn t ,cipatib tbot a reguWeo as to an
orananc.
not reguWtH parMb ot kn&
®e that th). plat is of . mOM d an ewst g pared(.) of land
.4 mot not orala o nw..tnet or thong. on
Od that thi. plot e Of ...1" 0 onothv cplegory m
in, recombixMaon d ex" warm a court- ordered wvey
]her oeptbn to im, U.It.. of nIod"..
0. lhel U. ..,.a t= avalable lN. au ve/o7 n ... that
!oat undo'. to males o detenMMbon to ". Mort of mY
protue,an.l .blab a to Pio 01- aanfoined In I.) Unugh
(d) abovs
Witness my original signature, registration
number and seal this _ 21 day of
Jonu�_
�YEirwr7� � ifit/.fr
—� Jonathan C Waters
Professional Land Surveyor
L If 3257
fy
• r < +r
DATE OESCRPTiom BY
Plot Sh.wbg Properly Surveyed par
ILUKA RESOURCES (NC) LLC
Property Of
CABOT LEE CRAWLEY
T- Ai,4cFaucetts CMnty; Haidax state North Carolina
Scde 1' 200 Dote January 21 2013
Jonathan C -laters
Profeedoltel Lend Surveyor ...w wP.
Hamm
P O Bar. 2109 wmM[I:"x
Roanoke Iii NC 27170 (212) se6 -2103 1 "CL i
2053 j A-S
GATED GRAVEYARD
11
050 ACRE GRAVEYARD BL
11
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11
NOW OR FORMERLY
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ELSIE D STRICKLAND
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141
LEGEND
S mbol IDescription
W • EXISTING IRON ROD
O EXISTING MAGNETIC NAIL
O EXISTING IRON PIPE
ONALD L KEETER, SR
D,B 10% 1 PG 577
P C 3 SL 288
IS
\\ CONTROL
1 N�SpRlNGS READ
pe,R��1P
NOTES
1) Outside boundory lines were plotted from references
noted using control monuments surveyed this date
2) Monuments Per referenced plat. PC 6 SL 136 -S
3) Survey and plat prepared to position and rotate
survey recorded In Plot Cabinet 6, Slide 136 -5 to
state plane coordinate system
200 0 200 400 600
Scale 1 = 200
1611
Site
LOCUS ( NOT TO SCALE )
State of North Carolina
1 ers Johatan C wat urtlfyy to the ofewrs of the poperty
to tdm Resarces 00 LLC to 11* Tdb Comimy of North CmvOa tba
This plat was drawn under my supervision from an actual
survey had. under my supervision) that the plots and
deeds referenced on this plat were used as the
prnory guides For this snrveyl that any tines not
actually surveyed are noted heron and were
plotted from references noted an ptatl that the
ratio OF precision as calculated Is li _20,9Q0_
Global Positioning System (GPS) observations were
Performed to the Geospatbl Positkdng Accir.cy Standards
Part 0 Standards for Geodetic Networks at the 2 cm
e S aEy dassifkatlm ( 9% confidenoe) us6q Red Trip Xbwlntki
that this plat was prepared In accordance ith GS
47 -30 as amended Per GS 47- 30(,)(11) 1
Jonathan C Voters certify to ore o- nor• -1 the follosirg
0o -not tha plat m of a nay that creole o uadivial- of
land rMin th. ar. M a m.My or muni.p.lity Mat hoe on
ordina- Not nqulabs Parcel. of land
Oa fnat tole plat r'- o ver toot is bcol.d in a portion
of a epunn t ,cipatib tbot a reguWeo as to an
orananc.
not reguWtH parMb ot kn&
®e that th). plat is of . mOM d an ewst g pared(.) of land
.4 mot not orala o nw..tnet or thong. on
Od that thi. plot e Of ...1" 0 onothv cplegory m
in, recombixMaon d ex" warm a court- ordered wvey
]her oeptbn to im, U.It.. of nIod"..
0. lhel U. ..,.a t= avalable lN. au ve/o7 n ... that
!oat undo'. to males o detenMMbon to ". Mort of mY
protue,an.l .blab a to Pio 01- aanfoined In I.) Unugh
(d) abovs
Witness my original signature, registration
number and seal this _ 21 day of
Jonu�_
�YEirwr7� � ifit/.fr
—� Jonathan C Waters
Professional Land Surveyor
L If 3257
fy
• r < +r
DATE OESCRPTiom BY
Plot Sh.wbg Properly Surveyed par
ILUKA RESOURCES (NC) LLC
Property Of
CABOT LEE CRAWLEY
T- Ai,4cFaucetts CMnty; Haidax state North Carolina
Scde 1' 200 Dote January 21 2013
Jonathan C -laters
Profeedoltel Lend Surveyor ...w wP.
Hamm
P O Bar. 2109 wmM[I:"x
Roanoke Iii NC 27170 (212) se6 -2103 1 "CL i
2053 j A-S
2053 j A-S

APPENDICES

Land Preparation
• Previously forested
areas are grubbed
to remove stumps
and roots. The
woody debris is
piled and burned.
• Sediment and
erosion control is
installed
• Topsoil is removed
and placed in
perimeter berms
and stockpiles
Owe
ILUKA
1

The Mining Process
ILUKA
• The deposit is mined with excavators, feeding a mobile mining unit
• At the mining unit, the ore is sized, slurried, and pumped to the mine
concentrator
KA

Processing
Transporting Ore to the Concentrator
• Ore is pumped to the concentrator
through HDPE (plastic) pipe
• The first pump in the system is on the
mining unit
• Booster pump(s) are required for long
distance pumping
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ILuKA
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Current Successful Reclamation Practices
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iLuKa►
Iluka strives to utilize the best available reclamation practices, and thus, their
practices change over time. The practices presented herein are current successful
practices at Iluka's Virginia operations.
Constructing Impoundments and Re- grading
M .e ...
Dozers-AOe''usect to `stab >i1'i= rp'k
and- contour,the surface `
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Current Successful Reclamation Practices C/O iLutcA
Applying Subsoil Amendments and Deep Ripping
• The first step after land is contoured is to add lime and fertilizer to the subsoil
• The second step is to deep -rip the land with a D8 dozer to reduce compaction,
improve root penetration, increase infiltration of rainwater, and provide a final mixing
of the soils
5

Current Successful Reclamation Practices G/r/
!l.EJKA
Topsoil Return, Fertilization, and More Deep Ripping
• The third step is to return topsoil that was stored during the land preparation
process
• The fourth step is to fertilize the topsoil and deep -rip again to further reduce
compaction
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Current Successful Reclamation Practices
Seeding
• The fifth step is seeding the land with
a mixture of Orchard Grass, Fescue,
Red Clover, and White Clover
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Pastures are • i several times -
per year while awaiting bond release
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Current Virginia Reclamation Timing
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ILuKa►
Land use in the area is predominantly agricultural in nature, and Iluka strives to
return the land to agriculture as quickly as possible through concurrent reclamation.
Typical timing of events:
• Clearing ahead of mining — 6 to 24 months
• Mining — 6 months
• Pond construction and tailing activities — 12
to 24 months
• Stabilization, contouring, topsoil return and
seeding — 12 to 24 months
• Monitoring to demonstrate stability and
sustained vegetative growth — 24 months
(VA mining permit requirement)
• Released by state 6 to 8 years after initial
disturbance
In some cases, reclamation
(excluding monitoring) can be
completed within three
rs

02 July 2014
Iluka Resources (NC) LLC (Iluka) is hereby requesting a preliminary jurisdictional waters
and/or wetlands determination from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, for the properties
identified by Property Identification Number (PIN) herein. Iluka agrees to allow the duly
authorized representatives of the Norfolk District Corps of Engineers and other regulatory
or advisory agencies to enter upon the premises of the project site at reasonable times to
evaluate inspect and photograph site conditions. This authorization is valid for:
WILMINGTON DISTRICT OF THE US ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS
AGENT FOR HALIFAX COUNTY: Mr. James Lastinaer, and NC DIVISION
OF WATER RESOURCES 401 UNIT REPRESENTATIVES FOR HALIFAX
COUNTY, Ms. Jennifer Burdette and Mr. Danny Smith, beginning on 08 July
2014 and valid through the month of July 2014.
Properties for which this authorization grants access:
PIN
Owner Name
0101320
Liles, Willie Heirs
0500083
Aycock, Doris and Horace
0100734
Crawley, Robert
0200190
Isles, Bobby
0500113
Boseman, William
0100736
Crawley, Robert
This consent to enter the property is superior to, takes precedence over, and waives any
communication to the contrary. For example, if the property is posted as "no trespassing"
this consent specifically supersedes and waives that prohibition and grants permission to
enter the property despite such posting. I hereby certify that the information contained in
the Request for a Jurisdictional Determination is accurate and complete:
William Hudak, Manager, Planning and Development
Name and Title
- �,X,244
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