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Subject: Campbell Soup
From: Joel Shields <Joel.Shields@ncmail.net>
ate: Tue, 1 Feb 0091� To: jim.bar er@ncmail.ne
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Jim:
From a compliance'point of view I would like to request Campbell Soup provided NC DWQ with either modeling or scientific logic that
explains why their fields are capable of managing 156" per year plus the 40" of average rainfall. Over, the past two years of evaluations'at
•Campbell Soup I have observed the soil does is not capable of handing that much wastewater every day due to the large amount of
ponding that stays on the fields everyday. Secondly, I would like to include in their new permit that they must check the. spray irrigation'
system every two hours while it is'in operation and record this in a maintenance log for my review during inspection much like the hog
farm permits have. And lastly their new permit should define where their flow meters should be mounted to reflect accurate flow into the •
system arid accurate flow that is sprayed so that the NDMR matches the NDAR or somewhere close due to the wastewater that is held in
the lines once spray irrigation has stopped.
Joel S. Shields
Environmental Specialist
North Carolina Division 'of Water Quality -Aquifer Protection
225 Green Street
Fayetteville, NC 28301
910-433-3332 phone
910-486-0707 fax
E-mail correspondence to.and from this address may be subject to the North Carolina Public Records Law and may
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