WQ0003626_Express Permit_20101013

Barber, Jim
From: John Talton [[e-mail]]
Sent: Wednesday, October 13, 2010 12:34 PM
To: Barnhardt, Art
Cc: Barber, Jim
Subject: Re: FW: Express Permit -Campbell Soup
We are putting together the specifications that will be used for the tank - this should be completed by early next week.
Per my conversations that I had with Nathaniel this morning, we were OK with the T2 provisions that he was concerned - specifically setbacks.
Just to double check, can you all have Raleigh review the drawing we gave them to confirm. The drawing are labeled C2 and C3. These show
the tank location and the associated tie-ins.
John
"Barnhardt, Art"---1.0/13/2010 09:12:45 AM---1-le is aware by way of this email forward. From: Thornburg, Nathaniel
From: "Barnhardt, Art" <[e-mail]>
To: John Talton/US/CAMPSOUP/CSC@CSC, "Thornburg, Nathaniel" <nathaniel.thornburgancdenr.gov>
Date: 10/13/2010 09:12 AM
Subject: FW: Express Permit -Campbell Soup
He is aware by way of this email forward.
From: Thornburg, Nathaniel
Sent: Wednesday, October 13, 2010 6:02 AM
TO: Barnhardt, Art; Risgaard, Jon
Cc: Barber, Jim
Subject: RE: Express Permit -Campbell Soup
Art,
As long as FRO is comfortable with this action, then I believe Rich and I can accept your decision. However, Campbell
Soup does need to realize that if our review indicates the basin needs to be moved, then they will have to relocate the
basin to meet 02T rules.
Nathaniel
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From: Barnhardt, Art
Sent: Tuesday, October 12, 2010 10:24 AM
To: Risgaard, Jon; Thornburg, Nathaniel
Cc: Barber, Jim
Subject: Express Permit -Campbell Soup
I need to be sure I will not cause any permitting issues by allowing ome footing work to begin this week at Campbell
Soup. They need to lay rebar and rock the pad for the lmil gal flow eq. Tahk. I will take the responsibility for the call,
just want to be sure I know all the issues created for you guys, if any.
ArtB.
Stephen A. Barnhardt, L.G.
Aquifer Protection Section Supervisor
NC Division of Water Quality
Fayetteville Regional Office
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Barber, Jim
From: John Talton [[e-mail]]
Sent: Friday, October 08, 2010 2:09 PM
To: Barnhardt, Art
Cc: Barber, Jim; Jamie Collins; Greg Westbrook
Subject: Fw: Projects\11005817 _ Wastewater Treatment Control, NCDENR Spec Request z«REPLY»>
Art and Jim,
Attached is a letter from our engineering firm that prepared the drawings for our equalization tank. The letter contains the requests from
Raleigh for the equalization tank modification for our spray irrigation permit.
We went to Raleigh on Tuesday for a review of an expedited change of our Spray Irrigation Permit. In the original discussions with DENR, we
did not think that we would have to modify our permit to install an EQ tank, subsequent discussions said that we had to modify the permit.
As we were using a pre -engineering tank, have had an engineering company design the requirements for"piping/foundations, and have worked
with a consultant on the aeration requirements, we were expecting to get approval that day. What we submitted is what we have used to bid out
the construction of the tank.As you know, we have an aggressive schedule for installing the tank and were aiming to complete the installation
of the tank before the end of November and use it this wet season.
I would appreciate your help in assisting us to resolve as quickly as possible. We would prefer to use the drawings as submitted as the design
basis for the modification and supplement this material where there are questions. If the only path forward is a complete document containing
specifications of everything, we will take the time to prepare this, but this would be for Raleigh's benefit only - what we have submitted is
sufficient to build and hold contractors accountable and meet' our internal construction requirements.
I look forward to any assistance you can provide.
John Talton
Forwarded by Greg Westbrook/US/CAMPSOUP/CSC on 10/07/2010 04:15 PM
From: "David Criser" <dcriser n cttengineering.com>
To: Greg Westbrook/US/CAMPSOUP/CSC@CSC
Date: 10/07/2010 03:59 PM
Subject: RE: Projects\11005817 - Wastewater Treatment Control, NCDENR Spec Request
Greg,
I just spoke with Mr. Thornburg. It is my understanding that he would like a specifications prepared by a NC PE for the tank, earthwork,
piping, fencing, erosion control, grassing, equipment such as aerators, pumps, level control, electrical panels, conduits, etc. He is looking for a
full blown document. We will work on an estimate for us to prepare the items designed by us which includes, the earthwork, piping,
equipment vaults, valves, erosion control, fencing and the aerator platforms. Are you going to incorporate them into one document? Do you
have someone to do the electrical design/specifications?
Thanks,
David
From: Greg Westbrook [mailto:greg westbrook@ campbellsoup.com]
Sent: "Wednesday, October 06, 2010 11:53 AM
To: David Criser
Subject: Projects\11005817 - Wastewater Treatment Control, NCDENR Spec Request.
David,
Per our discussion yesterday afternoon, please contact Mr. Thornburg and maybe Mr. Hayes with NCDENR, Raleigh.
They were asking for specifications that accompanies the dwg set. I explained that the dwgs were containedsufficient detail to complete
installation.
I expect Mr Thornburg was expecting something along the lines of what you see for example when a building is constructed, with a Spec set
containing Sections for Demo, Insulation, Hardware, Mechanical, Electrical etc... I do not want to go to this level of detail if at all possible as I
believe the DWGs are sufficient for the scale and complexity of this job, -I think you agree, and I am hopeful that they can be made comfortable
with this fact. Call Mr. Thornburg, then, lets discuss what specifically he is expecting.
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I.know you will have some time involved in this no matter what the out some. Lets discuss this after you talk to DENR.
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