NC0024872_201 Facilities Plan_20020624

NPDES DOCUHENT SCANNING; COVER SHEET
NC0024872
Cooleemee WWTP
NPDES Permit:
Document Type:
Permit Issuance
Wasteload Allocation
Authorization to Construct (AtC)
Permit Modification
Complete File - Historical
Engineering Alternatives (EAA)
Correspondence
Owner Name Change
201 Facilities Plan
Instream Assessment (67b)
Speculative Limits
Environmental Assessment (EA)
Document Date:
June 24, 2002
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To: Milt Rhodes
From:
DIVISION OF WATER QUALITY
June 24, 2002
Local Government Assistance Unit
Susan A. Wilson, Environmental Engineer 4,
NPDES Unit
Subject: Davie County - Cooleemee WWTP
(Cooleemee WWTP 201 Plan)
Rehabilitation Issues/ Version 2 (dated May 3, 2002)
NPDES No. NC0024872
Davie County
I have reviewed the revised 201 Wastewater Facilities Plan submitted by Cavanaugh &
Associates on behalf of Davie County. The proposed project includes rehabilitation of the
existing treatment plant to meet future growth needs and provide better treatment and
operation at the plant. The plan also includes measures to reduce inflow & infiltration to the
plant. The following are offered as general comments and do not require a specific response:
As stated previously, the NPDES Unit is very much in favor of refurbishment of the existing
treatment plant in order to allow the plant to comply with the limits in the permit. The plant is
currently underloaded even with the decreased permitted flow of 1.5 MGD and has experienced
some compliance problems. The Town should be aware that although the capacity may be 3.0
MGD, the current permitted flow is 1.5 MGD. If, in the future, Davie County/Cooleemee
becomes the regional system and desires a flow increase above 1.5 MGD, the flow will be
considered as "new" and alternatives analyses, etc. would have to be conducted at that time.
As emphasized in this Unit's previous comments, we would also recommend that with this
refurbishment, the facility install dechlorination. The Division of Water Quality is currently in
the Triennial Review of Surface Water Quality Classifications and Standards. Adoption of total
residual chlorine as a water quality standard, instead of an "action level" water quality
standard is recommended with this Triennial Review. If the recommended standard for residual
chlorine is adopted, this will mean that the NPDES Unit will implement chlorine limits upon the
next renewal of the Cooleemee WWTP permit, if not sooner (implementation has not yet been
discussed]. Traditionally, for new or expanding facilities, in which a major modification/capital
investment is projected, the NPDES Unit has implemented chlorine limits into permits.
Although technically Cooleemee is not "new" or "expanding", this refurbishment is a major
capital investment and the NPDES Unit would highly recommend that Davie County/
Cooleemee be proactive and install dechlorination.
Due to the unusual situation at the Cooleemee WWTP, in that the Town of Mocksville operates
the plant and is investigating the possibility of transferring wastewater to the Cooleemee
WWTP, the NPDES Unit encourages Davie County and the Town of Mocksville to work together
to resolve any issues with the modification of the plant and its effect on operations.
Cc: WSRO/WQ/Sue White
NPDES Unit
Central Files

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Date: 03/28/02
Attention: Steve 1 uney/Sue White
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Pages; 5 (including this one)
Re: Cooleemee WWTP
CC:
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GREY COMPANIES U 01
GREY ENGINEERING, INC
151 Industrial Blvd.
P. O. Box 9
Mocksville, NC 27028
From: John C. Grey, Jr.
Telephone [phone]
Fax: [phone]
/ 1 For Review / x/ For Your Use / / Please Reply
Comments:
Please review these comments and place them in your confidential file. I hope that
someone asks the right questions.

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Concerns Regarding the Proposed Improvements to the Cooloernrlie WWTP ', F ¢ ,r
3/E/02 LSD 4�''4r �,,.''C .
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The Davie County Board of Commissioners retained Cavanaugh and Associate, PA
(Cavanaugh) to provide engineering services supporting the renetration of the Coeleemee
WV-FR. Cavanaugh prepared a Capitul Improvements Plan and 201 Study Update Gibing for
approximately $1,757,000 in facility modifications_ Seeing the possibllity of a cooperative effort,
County Commissioners have a ikod the Town of Mocleuvillo to porticipato in a regional treatment %
opportunity by eliminating the Bear Creek WWTP and sending that wastewater to the renovated
Cooleemea WWTP. Grey Engineering, Inc- is a water and wastewater consultant to the Town of
Mock„vule_ in a meeting on March 1, 2001, John Grey expressed concerns about the design
bests for proposed irproveme.nts land wss esker] by County Commissioners to review the
preliminary design anti provide comment. On March 5, 2002 Croy met with representatives of
Cavanaugh in their Winston Salem offices to review proposed improvements and the basis for
preliminary design_
Conclusions
If is olir opinion that the proposed modifications are not sufficient to rehabilitate the
At least least the fnllowing areas of rJoncerr. exist:
1. Effective flow equalization is not provided. The influent pumps ope to at approximately
2,100 gpm whits the average daily flow is appmxirnately 420 gpm l tVaterplant wastewater is
delivered to the plant at approximately 2000 gpm for 40 minutes (or more) per day and the
effluent pumps from the Jockey facility are believed to be rated at approximately 7,b0 gpm
each, j �'Z ter;D `-r s I. 1104E
2. Effective inert solids treatment and disposal are not provided. Ona way to dispose of water
treatment plant somas is to equalize, decant And concentrate the sludge, then pump it to the
aerobic dicdestor or to dry it in some way. If these inert sotto are not properly managed, they
will continua to appear as 'MS in the effluent and the plant will fail to meet effluent limits.
Even if these solid are ciisposgc1 Olio the digester, it must he determined that fine solids will
not he returned to the process.
3. There should he additional consideration of process elfit:ieiwy with respect to ciye waste tram ? WN
the Jockey fm:ilily.1/1y 4E
4_ A control system interlock with the water Treatment plant operation sliould be provided to
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utilize equalization anti avoid upsets.
5_ The clarifier feed piping is overataed land will continue to plug from sedimentation
6_ Disinfection will continuo to eso-e. problem if influent fiowA are: net ellla1-Zcd µkii3f., '"� WI- 'RIC ge
p ,-- - - J ScsoLVi
7. t-lectricei wiring and safety issues aro riot addressed_ No rta 15#11.c‘441Gig-
8. Other issues re -girding tin:;ncial arrangements and contingencies should Jockey discontinue 1>o,JT I'
flow remain of concern. 1-10 "ro i fs
N.U. flex 9 4 Mocksvrlle, NC 270211 I Phone: C1361 751.2110 • Fsx: t1161 751-6148 • www.greyenginserinK.com

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SUMMARY OF MEETIN(
DATE: February 2, 2000
TIME: 8:30 a.m.
PARTICIPANTS: Ken Windley, Davie County Manager
DayiU P9Ott, Davie County Public Works Director
Tcrry Bratty, htlocksvilla Town Manager
Danny Smith, Mocksville Public Works Director
Jerry E yeriy, Rlloe;ktvilla WWTP Operator
John Grey, Grey Erigineeriing
Gary Eddins, Lisa Routh, Tory Wagoner, Steve Cavanaugh of
Cavanaugh & AQ.4nciates, P.A.
i3E:
Cooleemee Wastewater Treatment Plant Improvements/
Town or Mocksville Operation
DV9906
The meeting was held today at the Davie County Offices to discuss the 1 own of
Mocksvillo and Grey Engineering's review of tho Capital Improvements Plan prepared by
Cavanaugh & Associates. RA_ Ken VVndley opened the meeting by indicating that the
Town of Mocksville had brought some issues to Ken's attention that he felt were worthy
of discussing in an eftort to develop a plan That meets the Satisfaction of not only the
Countybut also tho Town of Mocksville thQ opc:rato► of the system. In the long term
Mocksville and Davie County will be partnering on the Cooleemee Wastewater
'treatment Plant. Ken than solicited John Grey to present his commnntn regarding the
concerns he had relative to thy: Capital ImprOvernents Plan to the group,
John Grey corpressed his cc ricern with the current stale of the Cecilia; Improvements
Plan as prepared by Cavanaugh & Associates, P.A. and indicated that his concerns
centered around the 'complete lack of technical support for the document and
inadlierence to standards v( prer:tif.iu relative to it preparation of feasibility analysis and
altamatives review document." Additionally, John presented his concern that there were
no hydraulic calculations provided and other engineering specific date to support the
recommendations included in the report. These included: no specific recommendations
on food/mass ratio, no analysis of equalization, no specific coneem or attention given to
the % full sludge levci in the existing basin, and his conc-ern that thin cost was not
included in the improvements, clarifier performance, etc_ John Gray says that there are
two reasons the Town would not take their discharge to the Cooleemee plant 1) The
expense based on the Capital Improvements Plan, and (2) seismic studies performed in
the area of the lino from Moekovillt: to Cooloornco.

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Steve Cavanaugh Interjected at a pause in the listing of concerns that he feat that it was
important to restate the total purpose of the meeting and to give a background of the
preparation of Capital Improvements Plan and follow-on coordination with Grey
Engineering. Ile recalled and revisited the decisions that were made in a previous
meeting in Ken Vindley's nffien hetween Grey Engineering. Cavanaugh & Associates,
P.A., the Town of Mocksville, and Davie County to solicit cooperation between Davie
County and the Town of Mocksville for the preparation of a joint application for funding
from the State Revolving Fund Program. The underntending at that time was that the
Town of Mocksville was developing a 201 Pacilities Plan Update to support the funding
necessary to pay for a new gravity collection line from the Town of Mocksville through
the Bear Creek Basin to the Cooleemee Wastewater Treatment Plant.
John Grey indicated that bacc=d on his reviow, h© hos re& problems with the Capital
Improvements Plan and if it is to be considered as an alternative, that the Town of
Mocksville will have a vested interest in, he needs to see more technical data. John
r]oesn't see any typical analysis ti.e_ MOP 0, Metcalf & Eddy, etc.). He has not seen
enough technical data to support the investment of $ 1 M for improvements_ If it
appears that the cost of these improvements is too high, then they will be forced to not
support this as an alternative and build their own 250,000 gallon per day wastewater
treatment facility to handle the Bear Creek Basin needs. Some of the points John made
include:
i . Pump Station — 1-le questions the location of'the bar screen behind the pump
station.
2. He questions the Equalization in the addition of the aeration in Me aeration
basins,
3_ The cost of cleaning out the sludge in the lagoon is left out.
4. Return sludge pumping — velocity slow, therefore linos sludge up « splitting the
tlow will make the problem worse. No analysis of pumping rates.
Steve Cavanaugh questioned Terry Bralley as to the Town of fvlocksviile's intent to fund
any of the improvements at the Cooleemee Wastewater Treatment Facility to bring the
Cooleemee Wastewater Treatment Nlant into compliance at the permitted capacity of
.1,500,000 gallons por day. Terry indicated that they had no plans of paving for or
supporting the retirement of debt for improvements to the Coolcernee Wastewater
Treatment Facility. Steve Cavanaugh exp!ainad that the real deciaion that the Town of
Mocksville is currently reviewing end evaluating is an option of the cost effectiveness of
transporting and treating the wastewater from the Boar Greek 9asiri to the Cooleemee
Wastewater Treatment Fatality vs the construction of a now wastewater treatment
facility owned and operated by the Town of Mocksville to handle the wastes. The only
information that the Town of Mocksville needs from Davie County to finalize this decision
is 1) the �ivailability of flow at the Cooleemee Wastewater Treatment Plant to
accommodato the need (250,000 gallonE: per day), and 2) the rnte in which Davie
County will charge the Town of Mocksville to treat the wastewater at the Cooleemee
Plant.
Jerry Byorly explained some of his concorns relative to the continuous accumulation of
trash in the wastewater treatment facility and his desire to have this problem fixed
immediately as it is getting very tiresome to continually unclog pipes and pumps on a
day-to-day operation.

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David Plott stated that the 181 Study currently underway will address two of the major
problems, i.e, high flow and trash.
When asked what he needed to be comfortable, John Cray replied that he would need:
1. A problem analysis, i.e. a problem statement.
2. An alternatives analysis — a menu to choose from. He wants analysis process
work, a functional statement of problems with backup materials. (In other words,
a feasibility study or a 201 FaciRios Plan, net a Capital improvements Plan_)
In an effort to bring an effective closure to the meeting, Steve Cavanaugh summarized
an action plan as follows:
1. Address the short term problem, i.e.. the trash. Cavanough & Associates, P.A. to
develop plans and specifications for the design a mechanical bar screen.
2. Based on the immediate concerns expressed by MocksvlUe as the contract operator,
a short term problems and recommended improvements document should be
prepared and action should be taken or those items tho County feels can be
implemented now outside of the loan ;inandng.
3. Based on the conversation regarding number of hours of operator attention and on -
site review as welt as responsibility of the Town ot Mocksvilte as the contract
operator to Davie County for the facility, it is apparent that the contract for operations
and maintenance should be reviewed by both parties. At Ken Windley's suggestion.
it was decided that a meeting would be convened with Larry Cable, the County and
the I own of Mockf ville as operator to discuss the recommendations of Gene
Johnson and support by Larry Coble of additional operator attention at the
Cooleemee Plant. Cavanaugh P Associates, P A. asked to hp notified and in
attendance of this meeting.
4_ Cavanaugh to prepare the funding package for upgrading the wastewater treatment
f dlily.
5_ Cavanaugh and Croy Engineering to meet to discuss achieving a comfort: level by
the Town of Mocksville through Grey Frgincering of the recommendations for
improvement to the Cooleemee Wastewater Treatment Plant (solely based on their
role as operator of the facility)_ John Gray suggested that we send him a copy ot
whatever we submit and he wilt comment in lieu of a meeting. Cavanaugh then
suggested that after we send Gray a review copy that we meet with him and the
operators again_
Finally, it was agreed that communication had most likely slipped a bit in this process:
however, the next steps and communication between the parties should be closer in an
effort to assure everyone's Comfort level with the overall plan of action_ The meeting
was adjorrrried at approximately 10:45 a.m.
Respectfully Submitted By:
M. Steve Cavanaugh, Jr., P.F
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Dan Barrett, Chairman
Kennon A. "Ken" White, Vice -Chairman
Michael D. Allen
Richard B. Poindexter
Bobby H. Knight
Robert E. Price, Jr., Attorney
Kenneth N. Windley, Jr., Manager
Phone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
May 1, 2002
.tea'ii1 Couuttp
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123 SOUTH MAIN STREET
ADMINISTRATION BUILDING
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA 27028
Mr. Dave Goodrich, NPDES Unit Supervisor
NC DENR — DWQ — NPDES Unit
1617 Mail Service Center
Raleigh, NC 27699-1617
Re: Cooleemee Wastewater Treatment Pimit Improvements
C&A No.: 1.00.008
Dear Mr. Goodrich:
L
MAY 3
L:FNR -
?iFT Sir.
This letter is to serve as notification that our consulting engineer, Cavanaugh &
Associates, P.A. is the authorized representative for Davie County concerning the
Cooleemee Wastewater Treatment Plant Project. Cavanaugh & Associates, P.A. is
authorized to submit to the North Carolina Department of Environment and Natural
Resources for an Authorization to Construct (A to C) for the improvements to the
Cooleemee Wastewater Treatment Plant.
Sincerely,
Kenneth N. Windley, Jr.
Davie County Manager

Re: cooleemee comments
Subject: Re: cooleemee comments
Date: Mon, 11 Mar 2002 08:17:49 -0500
From: "J. Todd Kennedy" <[e-mail]>
Organization: NC DENR - Division of Water Quality
To: Susan A Wilson <[e-mail]>
Susan,
This one was completed on 2/25. The Division did not comment.
Todd
Susan A Wilson wrote:
> Todd - i have not yet had an opportunity to look at this one,
> dwq#13003. may i still submit comments (i'm not positive i'll have any,
> but in case i do i wanted to know the status). thanks.
J. Todd Kennedy ,
NC DENR--Water Quality --Planning c,
919.733 .5083 x555 r .,
1 of 1 3/11/02 8:31 AM

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Subject: [Fwd: Help!]
Date: Wed, 27 Feb 2002 10:00:52 -0500
From: Larry Coble <[e-mail]>
Organization: NC DENR
To: Susan A Wilson <[e-mail]>
This references my voice mail to you.
Steve Cavanaugh wrote:
> Larry,Lisa and Gary from our office were called over to Davie County
> for an emergency meeting yesterday to discuss Ingersoll Rand, why the
> Cooleemee Plant improvements have not been made and why this plant is
> not up and running. Ken White and Dan Barrett want to see whoever
> they need to see and talk to who ever they need to talk to to get
> their plans approved for the bar screen and to push the 201 plan
> along. As you know we have been pushing this as appropriate and have
> been nudging Bobby and Kim and others along but the state is doing all
> it can do. This is not the first time we have been dressed down by
> them and I was hoping you might could offer some guidance on if you
> think it is appropriate to set up a meeting as high as Bill Ross to
> let these guys be told that everything is moving as fast as it can and
> that others are ahead. From our perspective we know there is being
> progress made, and that they now have a more favorable financial
> solution, but they may just need to be told this is the way it works.
> Would love to hear your thoughts. Steve M. Steve Cavanaugh, Jr., P.E.
> President
> Cavanaugh & Associates P.A.&
> Cavanaugh International, L.L.C.
> Headquarters - Winston-Salem, NC
> 8064 North Point Boulevard, Suite 102
> Winston-Salem, NC 27106
> [e-mail]
> www.cavanaughsolutions.com
> Ph.: 336/759-9001
> Fx.: 336/759-1005
> Mbl.: 336/816-3582
> Cell: 336/918-4687
Larry D. Coble
NC DENR Winston-Salem Regional Office
Division of Water Quality, Water Quality Section
585 Waughtown Street
Winston-Salem, NC 27107
Voice: [phone] ext. 259
FAX: [phone]
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ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEWS AT THE COMMUNITY LEVEL
Agency responsible for Project
Location: (city and County)
Clearinghouse No.
Date Completed
Davie County
Mocksville, Davie Co.
12/19/01
Contact Person:
Address
Phone
Ken Windley
123 S. Main Street, Mocksville, NC 27028
336-751-5513
A. Project Descriptionz--,11/c0024/572__
Briefly Describe Project:
This is a CDBG-ED Project to upgrade the existing
facility which serves .the Jockey International
intends to expand its employment from 260 to 354,
Restrictions on the existing wastewater treatment
Jockey's employment base. CDBG funds will be
Cooleemee WWTP. No physical expansion of the
from this project. However, sewer treatment capacity
1.5 mgp. - ------ —
Cooleemee Wastewater Treatment
to th
manufacturing plant.
an additional 94
plant prohibit the
used to make necessary
WWTP or Jockey's facility
will increase
Jockey Internation
fulltime employees.
expansion of
improvements
will result
from 500,000 to
Project Activities
1. Sewer Plant Improvements
CDBG/HOME Funds
$ 725,000
Other Funds
$ 875,000
Environmental Impact Status
Exempt
Cat. Excluded
E.A.
X
2. Administration
25,000
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Revision Dated
Amendment Dated
Prior Clearing Review
Has Taken Place
Signature of Chief Elected Official
EIS Required Chair, Board of Commissioners
Title
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Davie County
123 S. Main Street. Mocksville, NC
Agency and Address

STATUTORY CHECKLIST. Checklist of Applicable Statutes and Regulations
I. Project Name and Identification No. Davie County •/ Jockey International CDBG-ED
2. Attach Project map
3. Are all activities of this project exempt from NEPA Procedures? „Yes X No
(If yes, this Statutory Checklist need not be filled out)
4. Are activities of this project categorically excluded from NEPA Procedures? X Yes _
(If yes, this Statutory Checklist and all required actions must be completed)
No
Area of Statutory —
Regulatory Compliance.
Categories
Not Applicable to this project
Consultation Required
Review Required•
Permit Required•
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Conditions endlor Mitigation
Actions Required •
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Notecompliance Documentation
Historic Properties
X
Floodplain Management
X
•
See attached FEMA map
Wetlands Protection
X
X
See attached Federal Fish
and Wildlife Serivce Map
Noise
X
n/a
Air Quality
X
n/a
Manmade Hazards
Thermal Explosive Hazards
X
'
n/a
Airport Clear Zones
X
n/a
Water Quality
Navigable Waters
X
n/a
Aquifers
X
n/a
Solid Waste
X
n/a
Coastal Areas
Coastal Zone Management
X
n/a
Coastal Barrier Resources
X
n/a
Endangered Species
X
n/a
Environmental Justice
X
n / a
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project Name and xdeatitieation No. Davie County / Jockey International CDBG-ED Project
wet of Statutory or
Regulatory Compliance
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=ay be attached
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1000 new or 500 additional parking spaces
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n/a. The nearest applicable airport is
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a/a. Please see attached list of EPA
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INCORPORATID
LOCAL GOVERNMENT SERVICES
December 19, 2001
Ms. Renee Gledhill -Earley
NC State Historic Preservation Office
4617 Mail Service Center
Raleigh, NC 27699-4617
Re: CDBG-ED Project, Davie County
Dear Ms. Gledhill -Earley:
209 Centergrove Road
PO Box 430
Kannapolis, NC 28082
Telephone: [phone]
' Attached is a map of the Davie County/ Jockey, International CDBG-ED Project. There
is also a project description attached. Please inform us if there are any historic, cultural,
or archeological issues related to this project.
Please send your reply to:
Steve Austin
Benchmark, LLC
P.O. Box 430
Kannapolis, NC 28082
Please contact me at 1-800-650-3925 if you have any questions or need any other
information. Thank you for your assistance.
Sincerely,
Steve Austin
Program Administrator
ASHEVILLE, NC / KANNAPOLIS, NC / K[NSTON, NC

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Proposed Final Construction Partial
Listing Listing Completion Deletion Deletion
6/24/88 3/31/89 N/A N/A N/A
Proposed Final Construction Partial
Listing Listing Completion Deletion Deletion
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• North Carolina NPL Sites Page 2 of 6
Potter's Septic Tank Service Pits
NCD981023260
BUNCOMBE COUNTY
Site Name
CERCLIS ID
Chemtronics, Inc.
NCD095459392
CABARRUS COUNTY
6/24/88 3/31/89 9/27/00 N/A N/A
Proposed Final Construction Partial
Listing Listing Completion Deletion Deletion
12/30/82 9/08/83 3/25/93 N/A N/A
Site Name Proposed Final Construction Partial
CERCLIS ID Listing Listing Completion Deletion Deletion
Bypass 601 Ground Water Contamination
NCD044440303 10/15/84 6/10/86 3/11/99 9/28/98 N/A
CLEVELAND COUNTY
Site Name
CERCLIS ID
Proposed Final Construction Partial
Listing Listing Completion Deletion Deletion
Celanese Corp. (Shelby Fiber Operations)
NCD003446721 10/15/84 6/10/86 3/25/93 4/17/98 N/A
CRAVEN COUNTY
Site Name
CERCLIS ID
Cherry Point Marine Corps Air Station
NCI170027261
CUMBERLAND COUNTY
Site Name
CERCLIS ID
Proposed Final Construction Partial
Listing Listing Completion Deletion Deletion
8/23/94 12/16/94 N/A N/A N/A
Proposed Final Construction Partial
Listing Listing Completion Deletion Deletion
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North Carolina NPL Sites Page 3 of 6
Cape Fear Wood Preserving
NCD003188828 6/10/86 7/22/87 9/25/01 N/A N/A
Carolina Transformer Co.
NCD003188844
GASTON COUNTY
Site Name
CERCLIS 1D
Davis Park Road TCE
NCD986175644
Jadco-Hughes Facility
NCD980729602
North Belmont PCE
NCD986187128
GRANVILLE COUNTY
Site Name
CERCLIS ID
JFD Electronics/Channel Master
NCD122263825
HAYWOOD COUNTY
Site Name
CERCLIS ID
Barber Orchard
NCSFN0406989
Benfield Industries, Inc.
1/22/87 7/22/87 N/A N/A N/A
Proposed Final Construction Partial
Listing Listing Completion Deletion Deletion
7/28/98 1/19/99 9/27/00 N/A N/A
10/15/84 6/10/86 12/19/96 N/A N/A
4/23/99 7/22/99 N/A N/A N/A
Proposed Final Construction Partial
Listing Listing Completion Deletion Deletion
6/24/88 10/04/89 9/29/00 N/A N/A
Proposed Final Construction Partial
Listing Listing Completion Deletion Deletion
1 /11 /01 9/13/01 N/A N/A N/A
tonnoQ 4 n')RA 70
CI'7A/i2I2 4MnA/i20 0/1o/n4 MIA AI/A
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North Carolina NPL Sites Page 4 of 6
S .#LJ V I ULU.? 1 0
HENDERSON COUNTY
Site Name
CERCLIS ID
V1L`t/tJV IV? V'71Vo 01 IalV 1 'Nu l% 141n
Proposed Final Construction Partial
Listing Listing Completion Deletion Deletion
General Electric Co/Shepherd Farm
NCD079044426 2/07/92 12/16/94 9/28/00 11/01/96 N/A
IREDELL COUNTY
Site Name
CERCLIS ID
Proposed Final Construction Partial
Listing Listing Completion Deletion Deletion
FCX. Inc. (Statesville Plant)
NCD095458527 6/24/88 2/21/90 9/29/01 N/A N/A
MECKLENBURG COUNTY
Site Name
CERCLIS ID
Martin -Marietta, Sodyeco. Inc.
NCD001810365
MOORE COUNTY
Site Name
CERCLIS ID
Aberdeen Pesticide Dumps
NCD980843346
Geigy Chemical Corp. (Aberdeen Plant)
NCD981927502
NEW HANOVER COUNTY
Proposed Final Construction Partial
Listing Listing Completion Deletion Deletion
12/30/82 9/08/83 9/29/99 N/A N/A
Proposed Final Construction Partial
Listing Listing Completion Deletion Deletion
1/22/87 3/31/89 N/A N/A N/A
6/24/88 10/04/89 7/20/98 N/A N/A
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Nort11 Carolina NPL Sites Page 5 of 6
Site Name
CERCLIS ID
New Hanover Cnty Airport Burn Pit
NCD981021157
Proposed Final Construction Partial
Listing Listing Completion Deletion Deletion
6/24/88 3/31/89 N/A N/A N/A
Reasor Chemical Company
NCD986187094 9/13/01 N/A N/A N/A N/A
ONSLOW COUNTY
Site Name
CERCLIS ID
ABC One Hour Cleaners
NCD024644494
Camp Lejeune Military Res. (USNAVY)
NC6170022580
RICHMOND COUNTY
Site Name
CERCLIS ID
Charles Macon Lagoon & Drum Storage
NCD980840409
ROWAN COUNTY
Site Name
CERCLIS ID
National Starch & Chemical Corp.
NCD991278953
WAKE COUNTY
Proposed Final Construction Partial
Listing Listing Completion Deletion Deletion
6/24/88 3/31/89 N/A N/A N/A
6/24/88 10/04/89 N/A N/A N/A
Proposed Final Construction Partial
Listing Listing Completion Deletion Deletion
1/22/87 7/22/87 11/06/96 N/A N/A
Proposed Final Construction Partial
Listing Listing Completion Deletion Deletion
6/24/88 10/04/89 N/A N/A N/A
Site Name Proposed Final Construction Partial
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Norte Carolina NPL Sites Page 6 of 6
CERCLIS ID
Koppers Co. Inc. (Morrisville Plant)
NCD003200383
Listing Listing Completion Deletion Deletion
6/24/88 3/31/89 9/11/97 9/02/97 N/A
NC State University(Lot 86,Farm Unit #1)
NCD980557656 10/15/84 6/10/86 N/A N/A N/A
WARREN COUNTY
Site Name Proposed Final Construction Partial
CERCLIS ID Listing Listing Completion Deletion Deletion
PCB Spills
NCD980602163 12/30/82 9/08/83 3/07/86 N/A 3/07/86
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Quern I Construction Completions in North Carolina I Partially Deleted NPL Sites in North Carolina
EPA Home I Search EPA I OSWER Home I Superfund Home I About Superfund I Superfund Sites I Contact information
URL: http://www.epa.gov/superfund/sites/npi/nc.htm
This page was last updated on October 5, 2001
Maintained by the Office of Emergency and Remedial Response
suoerfund.infoCa.epa.gov
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, North Carolina Mussel Atlas
Page 1 of 1
North Carolina Endangered Fish
WILDLIFE SPECIES & CONSERVATION
Distribution of Cape Fear shiner in North Carolina
'k.1112"-'
0
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100 ',lists
Return to Species page
t t courlatt:
i { River Basins
Occupied Habitat
MO Recently Lost?
Past Distribution?
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60
North Carolina Endangered Fish
WILDLIFE SPECIES & CONSERVATION
Distribution of spotfin chub in North Carolina
0
60
1i9 Mitt
Return to Species page
Couniloc
CD River Basins
MI Occupied Habitat
C j Past Distribution?
w
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,North Carolina Mussel Atlas Page 1 of 1
North Carolina Endangered Fish
WILDLIFE SPECIES & CONSERVATION
Distribution of Waccamaw silverside in North Carolina
s0
sa
Return to Species page
I I
CowlIles
F J River Basins
11111 Occupied Habitat
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Listings by State and Territory Page 1 of 2
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
Threatened and Endangered Species System (TESS)
Listings by State and Territory, as of 11/21/2001
Notes:
• Displays one record per species or population.
• Includes experimental populations and similarity of appearance listings.
• The range of a listed population does not extend beyond the states in which that population is defined
• Includes non -nesting sea turtles and whales in State/Territory coastal waters.
• Includes species or populations under the sole jurisdiction of the National Marine Fisheries Service.
Go to the Threatened and Endangered Wildlife and Plants Page
Go to the TESS Home Page
Back to Table of Contents
• Click on the highlighted scientific names below to view a Species Profile for each listing.
North Carolina -- 62 listings
Animals -- 36
Status Listing
Alligator, American (Alligator mississippiensis)
(S/A)
E Bat, Indiana ( Myotis sodalis)
E Bat, Virginia big -eared ( Corynorhinus (=Plecotus) townsendii virginianus)
E Butterfly, Saint Francis' satyr (Neonympha mitchellii francisci)
T Chub, spotfin Entire ( Cyprinella monacha)
T Eagle, bald (lower 48 States) ( Haliaeetus leucocephalus)
E Elktoe, Appalachian (Alasmidonta raveneliana)
E Heelsplitter, Carolina (Lasmigona decorata)
E Manatee, West Indian ( Trichechus manatus)
XN Mussel, oyster AL; Free -Flowing Reach of the Tennessee River below the Wilson Dam,
Colbert and Lauderdale Counties, AL (Epioblasma capsaeformis)
E Pearlymussel, littlewing ( Pegiasfabula)
T Plover, piping (except Great Lakes watershed) ( Charadrius melodus)
E Puma (=cougar), eastern ( Puma (=Felis) concolor couguar)
T Sea turtle, green (except where endangered) ( Chelonia mydas)
E Sea turtle, hawksbill ( Eretmochelys imbricata)
E Sea turtle, Kemp's ridley ( Lepidochelys kempii)
E Sea turtle, leatherback ( Dermochelys coriacea)
T Sea turtle, loggerhead ( Caretta caretta)
E Shiner, Cape Fear ( Notropis mekistocholas)
T Silverside, Waccamaw ( Menidia extensa)
T Snail, noonday (Mesodon clarki nantahala)
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Listings by State and Territory Page 2 of 2
E Spider, spruce -fir moss ( Microhexura montivaga)
E Spinymussel, Tar River ( Elliptio steinstansana)
E Squirrel, Carolina northern flying ( Glaucomys sabrinus coloratus)
E Sturgeon, shortnose (Acipenser brevirostrum)
E Tern, roseate (northeast U.S. nesting pop.) ( Sterna dougallii dougallii)
T Tern, roseate (Western Hemisphere except NE U.S.) ( Sterna dougallii dougallii)
T Turtle, bog (=Muhlenberg) (southern) ( Clemmys muhlenbergii)
(S/A)
E Wedgemussel, dwarf (Alasmidonta heterodon)
E Whale, finback (Balaenoptera physalus)
E Whale, humpback ( Megaptera novaeangliae)
E Whale, right (Balaena glacialis (incl. australis))
E Whale, sperm ( Physeter catodon (=macrocephalus))
E Wolf, red (except where XN) ( Canis rufus)
XN Wolf, red [XN] ( Canis rufus)
E Woodpecker, red -cockaded ( Picoides borealis)
Plants -- 26
Status Listing
T Joint -vetch, sensitive (Aeschynomene virginica)
T Amaranth, seabeach ( Amaranthus pumilus)
E Bittercress, small-anthered ( Cardamine micranthera)
E Coneflower, smooth (Echinacea laevigata)
E Avens, spreading ( Geum radiatum)
E Lichen, rock gnome ( Gymnoderma lineare)
E Bluet, Roan Mountain (Hedyotis purpurea var. montana)
E Sunflower, Schweinitz's ( Helianthus schweinitzii)
T Pink, swamp ( Helonias bullata)
T Heartleaf, dwarf -flowered ( Hexastylis naniflora)
T Heather, mountain golden (Hudsonia montana)
T Pogonia, small whorled (Isotria medeoloides)
T Blazingstar, Heller's ( Liatris helleri)
E Pondberry ( Lindera melissifolia)
E Loosestrife, rough -leaved (Ly_simachia asperulaefolia)
E Dropwort, Canby's ( Oxypolis canbyi)
E Harperella (Ptilimnium nodosum)
E Sumac, Michaux's (Rhus michauxii)
E Arrowhead, bunched ( Sagittaria fasciculata)
E Pitcher -plant, green ( Sarracenia oreophila)
E Pitcher -plant, mountain sweet ( Sarracenia rubra ssp. jonesii)
E Chaffseed, American ( Schwalbea americana)
E Irisette, white ( Sisyrinchium dichotomum)
T Goldenrod, Blue Ridge ( Solidago spithamaea)
T Spiraea, Virginia ( Spiraea virginiana)
E Meadowrue, Cooley's ( Thalictruin cooleyi)
http://ecos.fws.gov/webpage/webpage_usa_lists.html?state=NC 11/21/01

Permits, Frances, Forms of
Compliance Under other Laws
(Federal, State and Local Laws)
roj•ct Name and Identification No. Davie County, Tockey, nternationa l CDEG-ED Project
OTKFLR AREAS OF
STATUTORY AND
REGULATO.RT
COMPLIANCE
APPLICABLE
TO PROJECT
Provide eomp zie e
documentation
Additional material
may be attached
good Insurance
X
-
n/a Project not located in flood arc
ouzel Barriers
1
X
n/a Site is 165 miles from nearest c
Airport Clear Zone
Nod:dation
X
n/a. Site is 32.5 miles from nearer
applicable. airport.
WluerOnality
X
n/a. Davie County Planning Departmc
336-751-3340
Ltd Waste Dtsposat
Xt
na/. All solid waste will be dispo;
at the Davie Co. landfill.
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Fish amie
•
X
L
n/a. Project site is not federal 14
State or LoO1 Statutes
(to be added by lord
community)
X
.
Davie County Planning Department
336-751-3340
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Data Sources and Documentation
Historic Properties
NC SHPO. Mail Service Center 4617, Raleigh, NC
27699. See attached letter
Flood Plain Management
Review of FEMA flood insurance maps. Please
see attached.
Wetlands Protection
Review of National Wetlands Inventory Map.
www.nwi.fws.gov.
Noise
n/a
Air Quality
n/a
Manmade Hazards
n/a
Water Quality
Davie County Planning Department
336-751 3340
Solid Waste Disposal
Davie County Solid Waste Department
Coastal Areas
n/a
Endangered Species
Division of Wildlife Management. .
919-733-7291
Farmlands Protection
n/a
Wild and Scenic Rivers
n/a
State and Local Statutes
Davie Co. Planning Department 336-751-3340
NC DEHNR 919-733-4984
Send 14 Copies of this form and all maps to: Director, Division of Community
Assistance, 4313 Mail Service Center, Raleigh, NC 27699-4313.
The ERR for Economic Development Projects should be sent directly to the State
Clearinghouse: Director, NC State Clearinghouse, Dept. of Administration, 1302 Mail
Service Center, Raleigh, NC 27699-1302.
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ENVIRONMETNAL ASSESSMENT CHECKLIST .
Page l
Davie County / Jockey International CDBG-ED project
Project Name and Identification No.
Impact Categories
No Impact Anticipated
Potentially Beneficial
Potentially Adverse
Requires Documentation Only
Potentially Adverse
Requires More Study
Needs Mitigation
Requires Project Modification
•
•
Source or Documentation
(Note date of contact or page reference)
Additional Material may be attached
Land Development
Conformance With
Comprehensive
Plans and Zoning
X
Davie County Planning Department
336-751-3340 12/19/01
Compatibility and
Urban Impact
X
Davie County Planning Department
336-751-3340 12/19/01
Slope
X
Slopes are moderate and will not cause
adverse construction environment. 12/1
Erosion
X
Erosion control plans will be submitted
to NC DEHNR.
Soil Suitability
X
The soils in the area are suitable 'for l
proposed purposes. Davie Co. Planning
Dept. 12/19/01
Hazards and
Nuisances, including
Site Safety
X .
Davie Co. Planning Department. 12/ 19 / 0
Energy
Consumption '
X
This is a normal and typical urban
development which can'be accommodated
by existing energy sources.
. Noise .
Effects of Ambient
Noise on project and
Contribution to Community
Noise Levels
X
n/a. Amy impact will only be temporar;
during construction phase.
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Project Name and Identification No. Davie County / Jockey Internatinna1 CMG—ED
Impact Categories
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(Note date of contact or page reference)
Additional Material may be attached
Air Quality
Effects of Ambient Air
Quality on Project and
Contribution to Community
Pollution Levels
X
Project will not impact threshold traffic
requirements per NEPA. 12/19/01
Environmental Design and Historic Values
Visual Quality
Coherence, Diversity
Compatible Use
and Scale
x
This project will not alter existing
visual quality.
Historic, Cultural
and Archaeological
Resources
X
•
NC SHPO. 919-733-4763
See attached letter.
Socioeconomic
Demographic/
Character changes
X
.
n / a
Displacement
X
n/a
Employment and
Income Patterns
X
n/ a
Community Facilities and Services
Educational Facilities
X
n/a
Commercial Facilities
X
n/a
Health Care •
X
n/a •
Social Services
X
n/a
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ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT: CHECKLIST
(Continued, Page 3)
Project Name and identification No. Davie County / Jockey International CDBG-ED Project
impact Categories
•
No •Impact Anticipated
Potentially Beneficial
Potentially Adverse
Requires Documentation Only
Potentially Adverse
Requires More Study
Needs Mitigation
Requires Project Modification
Source Documentation
(Note date of contact or page reference) ''
Additional Material may be attached
~ Community Facilities and Services (Continued)•
Solid Waste
X
All solid waste will be disposed of
at the Davie County landfill
Waste Water
X
Project will increase efficiency,
capacity and effectiveness of WWTP.
Storm Water
X
•
No run off is anticipated due to the
project. •
Water Supply
X
The water supply .is adequate for this.
project.
Public Safety --Police
X
Existing police sevices will not be
impacted by this project
Fire
X
Existing services are adequate to serve
this project.
Emergency
Medical
X
Existing services are adquate to serve
this project .
Open Open Space
Space and
X
i oo ch e pro . n e� space will result
Recreation
Recreation .
X
n/a •
Cultural
Facilities
X
•
n/a
Transportation
n
This project will not create a signifi
increase in traffic.
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ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT CHECKLIST
(Continued, Page 4)
Proiect Name and Identification No. Davie County / Jockey International CDBG-ED
Impact Categories
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Needs Mitigation
Requires Project Modification
Source Documentation
(Note date of contact or page reference)
Additional Material may be attached .
Natural Features .
Water Resources
X
Upgrade in WWTP will improve quality
of effluent.
Surface Water •
X
n/a . .
Floodplains
X
n/a. See attached FEMA map
Wetlands
X
n / a
Coastal Zone
X
n/a
Unique Natural
Features and
Agricultural Lands
X
No natural features will be impacted by
this project.
Vegetation and
VVildlife
X
•
No vegetation or wildlife will be
adversely impacted by this sewer plant
improvement project.
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ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT CHECKLIST
(Continued, Page 5)
Summary of Findings
and Conclusions:
This project will have little or no impact on land development, noise, air quality,.
environmental design, historic value, secioeconomic patterns, community facilities or
natural features.
Summary of
Environmental Conditions:
The project site consists of the existing manufacturing facility and the existing waste
water treatment plant. No physical alterations in either the manufacturing facility
will result form this project and no physical land use changes will result form the WWTP
improvements. The improvements to the WWTP will increase treatment capacity, thereby
potentially creating a positive benefit to the WWTP service area.
Project Modifications
and Alternatives Considered
The only alternative considered is the "no build" option. This is unacceptable in that
treatment and capacity improvements to the WWTP are needed as are the additional jobs.
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ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT CHECKLIST
(Continued, Page 6)
Additional Studies Performed
(Attach Study or Summary)
None
Mitigation Measures Needed:
Any mitigation measures deemed necessary by consulting agencies will be carried out. All
required permits to ensure compliance with state, federal and local laws will be
obtained.
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ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT CHECKLIST
• (Continued, Page 7)
1. Supply a clear, legible map of the proposed site and surrounding area. Mark area to be acquired and
construction site.
2. Utilities n/a .
Utilities to serve
project
Projected Demand
per day
Length of Lines to be
Constructed
Capacity of Lines
(inches diameter)
Environmentally Sensitive Areas
to be Cut (for Utility acres)
Electric
Potable Water
Sewage
.
Solid Waste
Disposal
• -
Natural Gas
Water
. .
3. Land Alterations n/a
Alteration
(planned use)
Present Use
(before changes)
Previous Use
(historical)
Acres •
Percent of
Project Area
To Be Acquired
.
To Be Developed
To Be Originally
Cleared
To Be Landscaped
To Be Covered by
Impermeable Surface
(Square Feet)
To Be Cut
(Cubic Yards)
To Be Filled
(Cubic Yards)
.
4. Cultural Resources
a) Please give any known archaeological or historical sites on project land: n/a
b) What kind, if any, site preparation has already been conducted: n/a
c) Has area been previously surveyed by an archaeologist? If so, give name of principle investigator and date of survey: no
d) _yes no are buildings/structures on site now? (abandoned bams, farmhouse, tobacco sheds. bridges, etc.)
e) Ages of each building/structure: WWTP built 1972
f) Will any of these structures be demolished? (indicate which) • '
no •
g) Will any of these structures be rehabilitated or renovated? (indicate which) yes, the WWTP
h) Please include photographs of any buildings constructed prior to WWII if project activities include Rehabilitation, Acquisition, Clearance or
Demolition. n/a
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ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT CHECKLIST
(continued, Page 8) •
5. Topography •
Types of Vegetation
Slope
Acres
% of
Area
Soil Types
(use USDA and SCS classification)
Forested
Non -Forested
Pine
Hardwood
Mixed
Brush
Grassland
Other
0-5%
.
5-10%
•
10%+
.
6. Stream that surface runoff from project area drains into (illustrated relative position on maps in Section)
Yes Site includes/borders
classified trout waters
X No
X No
Yes Site includes/borders on Yes Site includes/borders on
estuarine waters • drinking water sources
No
The project will involve impoundment or withdrawal of water. If yes, mark impound on map. If impoundment Is planned, the amount of water
to be impounded is approximately acre/feet and surface acres/feet.
Yes
• X No
7. Note classes of wildlife known to exist in the general area:
Bear Turkey X Small Game (squirrel, quail, rabbit, raccoon, dove, etc.
X Deer X Waterfowl Endangered/Threatened Species (osprey eagle, alligator, red cockaded woodpecker, etc)
• 8. WiII proposed forestry practices such as burning, clearcutting, or thinning have adverse effects on any
of the above species?
Explain:
n/a
9. Are proposed pesticides or herbicides known to have adverse effects on humans or any of the above
species?
Which species? n/a
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ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT CHECKLIST
(continued, Page 9)
10. Give name, position and office telephone number of an individual in the appropriate local government
unit that can confirm the compatibility of the proposed activity with existing and/or proposed land use
economic development plans:
Name: John Gallimore
Position: Planning Director
Phone:336_751-
3340
11. List all N.C. State .permits, authorizations and licenses that must be acquired to initiate and complete
the proposed activities: •
Permit
NC General Statute
Application Date
Approval Date
a) Stationary Air Contaminant Source •
143.215.108
b) Air Quality Complex Source
143.215.109
c) Construction of Wastewater Pretreatment Facilities
143.215.1
.
d) Wastewater Discharge (to surface waters)
143.215
e) Approval to Construct Public Water Systems
130A-315
NCAC T15A. 18C.
f) Dredge and Fill
113.229
g) Withdrawal of Water from 'Capacity Use Area'
143.215.15
h)'Erosion Control Plan
113A.61
i) Zoning Change or Variance
j) Coastal Resource Commission
113A.118
.
k) Noise Control Regulations
153A.113
I) Others (list)
97-53(28)a-k
(supp) (OSHA)
1. Is the project in compliance with applicable laws and regulations? X Yes
2. Is an EIS required?
Yes x No
No
3. A Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) can be made.
Project will not significantly affect the quality of the human environment. x Yes No
4. Send 14 copies of this ERR for State Environmental Clearinghouse review to:
Director, Division of Community Assistance, 1307 Glenwood Avenue, 4313 Mail Service Center;
Raleigh, NC 27699-4313
5. Prepared by: •
Steve Austin
Benchmark, LLC
PO 430, Kannapolis, NC 28082
Date 12/19/n1
Title:
Program Administrator

FLOOD PLAIN CONDITION
This is to certify that the Davie County Jockey International,
Inc. Economic Development Grant # 01-E-0861Project Area
is not located in a flood plain.
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