WQ0019098_Site Review_20020904

DIVISION OF WATER QUALITY
September 4, 2002
MEMORANDUM
TO: Randy Jones
Raleigh Regional. Office
FROM: Grady Dobson, Environmental Engineer
Fayetteville Regional Office -
SUBJECT: Site Review
Permit Amendment -
Town of Holly Spririgs'(WWT Plant Residuals)
Permit No.'WQ0019098
Harnett County Sites
Harnett County
On Tuesday; August 27, 2002, the land application residuals site's for the Town of Holly
Springs were visited by Art Barnhardt, ,Groundwater, Fayetteville Regional Office; Vincent
Lewis, Soil Scientist, Division of Soil Water, Wilmington Regional Office; and myself We
observed three (3) sites in:Harnett County. The site ID numbers were as follows:
(1) NC-HA-11.
(2) NC-HA-008
(3) NC-HA-3
All and owners, managers are described in the application package.
Site NC-HA-11 consisted of 10 sites for a total of 101.80 applicable acres. See the
attached ownership and site management for this site.
Fields 6;7,10,11 & 12 are transfer sites from the Town of Apex's land application
program (WQ001060). The Apex Permit wouldneed to be modified to,{reflect these changes.
Site ,NC-HA-3 consisted of two (2) sites fora total of 16.41 applicable -acres. This site is
currently inthe Holly Springs Permit.
SiteNC-HA-008 consisted of four (4) sites for a total of 59.44 applicable acres. This site
was formerly in the Swift_Textiles residuals Permit (WQ0006298). This Permit has now been
rescinded and can be included in'this Permit amendment without modification of another
Residuals Permit.
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- The. soil types encountered were of the Cecil, Blaney, Dotham loamey sand, Wagram,
and Fuquay soil series. -Mr. Lewis' auger borings indicated seasonal high water tables of greater
than 48 inches making all sites in this Permit amendment suitable for year round application.

MEMO
Page 2
September 4, 2002
It is the recommendation of this Fayetteville Regional Office that the subject sites
included in the most recent Town of Holly Springs' residuals amendment package be approved
for use in this program.
GD/bs
Enclosures

Town of Holly Springs (Harnett Co.)
Subject: Town of Holly Springs (Harnett Co.)
Date: Fri, 30 Aug 2002 09:09:28 -0400
From: Vincent Lewis <[e-mail]>
To: Grady Dobson <[e-mail]>
On August 27, 2002 site reviews were done for the Town of Holly
Springs.The siteshad Wagram and Fuquay soils. Water tables were greater
than 48 inches. The sites are suitable for year round disposal.
Vincent Lewis <[e-mail]>
1 ofl 8/30/20023:13 PM

Harold Dixon
for the Town of Holly Springs
Harold Dixon's land (NC-HA-8) is located on the east and west sides of
Coats, North Carolina. Fields 6 and .7 are 2 miles west of Coats off of
Highway 27 and following Old Stage Road. Fields 8 and 9 are 2.4 miles east
of Coats directly•adjacent to Highway 27. Field 8 is located on the north side
of Highway 27 and field 9 is located on the south side of Highway 27.
The fields total 74.99 acres, 59.44 net acres are applicable after buffers are
applie.ci--Fields 6 and 7 are used for Sudex hay production purposes while
fields 8 and 9 are 'used for coastal bermuda hay purposes. The coastal
bermuda is overseeded with rye during the fall for additonal'hay production.
All the fields have a collective slope of 0-6%. The predominate soil series in
fields 6 and 7 is Blaney while Norfolk was the predominate soil series in
fields 8 and 9. These sites are transfer sites from the Swift Textile land
application program.

• Ralph Johnson
for the Town • of Holly Springs
Ralph Johnson's land (NC-HA-3) is located 6.5 miles northeast of Lillington
on Cokesbury Road. These are the 2 fields permittedl for land application
remaining in the Holly Springs land application program.
The two fields total of 31.3 acres; 16.4 acres are appliCable after buffers are
applied. Field 1 is used for fescue hay production while field 2 is used in a
corn; soybeans_and small grain crop rotation. •
Field 1 has a slope of 0-6% while field 2 has a slope of 0-8%. Cecil is the
predominate soil series in field 1 and Enon is the predominate soil series in
field 2. These sites are currently permitted for the Town of Holly Springs.
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Ronald Hall
for the Town of Holly Springs
Ronald Hall rented land (NC-HA-11) is located 5 miles north of Lillington
along Highway 401. Fields 1-5 are owned by A.D. Overby, fields 6,7,10,11
are . ovied by Sue Sears and Ronald Hall owns field 12. Fields 8,9,13,14
have -been dropped from the landapplication program. The A.D. Overby
property (fields 1-5) are located west of Highway 401 along Revels Road.
Sue Sears and Ronald Hall's property are located east of Highway 401 along
Andrews Road.
The fields total 137.70 acres, 101.8 acres are applicable after buffer are
applied. All of the fields are in row crop production, the three crops grown
are soybeans, small grain, and flue 6ured tobacco. The flue cured tobacco is
grown on a three year rotation.
The fields have a collective slope of 0-6%. Fuquay is the predominate soil
series in fields 1 through 5 while Dothan is the predominate soil series in
fields 6,7,10,11 and 12. These sites. are transfer sites from the Apex land
application program.
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