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_ THE NEUSE RIVER COMPLIANCE ASSOCIATION
POST OFFICE Box 590
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA 27602
February 26, 2004 f;. ' L ill it IU
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r. Alan Klimek, P.E. Director OFFIC
ivision of Water Quality
North Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Resources
1617 Mail Service Center
Raleigh,North Carolina 27699-1617
Re: NPDES Permit No.NCC000001
Annual Report
Dear Mr. Klimek,
The Neuse River Compliance Association is pleased to submit the first Annual Report as required
in the referenced Permit. As indicated in the enclosed report, Co-Permittee Members discharged
an aggregate of 722,374 pounds of total nitrogen to the Neuse Estuary during calendar year 2003,
about 32%under the Permit limit of 1,068,891 pounds.
Nitrogen control performance of member facilities continued to show improvement over past
years in spite of increased flow due to growth and wet weather during the year. New Bern's new
treatment facility,placed in service in the spring of 2003, had the single greatest impact on
reduced nitrogen discharge during the year.
We trust that the enclosed report provides the detailed information needed by DWQ. If there are
questions or if additional information is needed, you may contact Morris Brookhart(919-219-
4560)or myself(919-362-8166).
Very Truly Yours,
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Timothy L. Donnelly, P.E.
Chairman,Neuse River Compliance Association
Enclosures: Annual Report(12 pages)

NEUSE RIVER COMPLIANCE ASSOCIATION
2003 ANNUAL REPORT
NPDES PERMIT NCC000001
Co-Permittee Members of the Neuse River Compliance Association
Calendar Year 2003
Town of Apex
Town of Benson
Town of Cary North
Town of Cary South
County of Johnston.
Town of Clayton
Contentnea MSD
DHR John Umstead Hosp. (Butner)
Town of Farmville
City of Goldsboro
Town of Kenly
City of Kinston(Peachtree)
City of Kinston(North)
Town of LaGrange
City of New Bern
City of Raleigh
Town of Wake Forest
City of Wilson
Town of Zebulon
Report prepared by:
Morris V.Brookhart,P.E.,PLLC
CONSULTING ENGINEER
Post Office Box 4153 Emerald Isle,Carolna 28594
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North Carolina's first basinwide NPDES Permit for nitrogen control became effective January 1,
2003. The Permit was issued to the Neuse River Compliance Association, a nonprofit association
of 19 wastewater treatment facilities with permits to discharge treated wastewater into the Neuse
River.
All NPDES Permitted dischargers over 0.5 MGD in the Neuse River Basin have received an
annual mass limit for total nitrogen(TN)to meet a TMDL established for the estuary. Each
facility has a"transport"factor assigned to account for"loss"of TN in stream travel. Transport
factors vary from 10%at the upper watershed—above Falls Lake Dam—to 100%for facilities
discharging directly into the estuary. Multiplying the"end of pipe"discharge-where monitoring
occurs-times the transport factor results in estuary loading.
State Statute and Administrative Rule included provision that point sources could meet individual
allocations of TN or they could voluntarily form an association for group compliance with their
aggregate estuary allocation.
Each Facility Individual Permit includes provision that:
In any calendar year, the Permittee shall be in compliance with the annual TN load limit in the
Permit if:
a. The Permittee's annual TN load is less than or equal to the limit in the Permit, or
b. The Permittee is a co-permittee member of a group compliance association.
All sampling, monitoring and monthly reporting requirements are included in individual permits.
Group Compliance Permit No.NCC000001: Issued to The Neuse River Compliance
Association and its Co-Permittee Members, effective January 1,2003—December 31,2007.
Applies only to total nitrogen.
Permit Limit: Sum of Co-Permittee Members Calendar Year Annual Estuary TN load
is less than or equal to
Association Estuary TN Allocation
Co-Permittee Members,transport factors and individual allocations are listed in Appendix A of the
Permit. The Association Estuary TN Allocation is the sum of the Co-Permittees allocations.
Reporting Requirements of the Group Permit Include:
Year-End Report. No later than February 28,2004 and each February 28th
thereafter,the Association shall submit a year-end report to the Division.The report
shall include,at a minimum,the following information for the previous calendar year:
1. for the period from January 1 through December 31 of the preceding year,a
Discharge Monitoring Report of each Co-Permittee Member's Discharge and
Estuary TN Loads and the Association's Estuary TN Load;
2. a summary of changes in Association membership, including regionalization of
discharges;
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3. a detailed summary of all purchases,sales,trades,leases,and other transactions
affecting the TN Allocations of the Association or its Co-Permittee Members;
4. a description of the Association's TN control strategy for the preceding year and
changes for the coming year;
5. a detailed summary of measures taken to control TN discharges;
6. an assessment of progress made; and
7. a description of efforts planned for the upcoming calendar year(s).
In compliance with the Permit,the annual report for 2003 is as follows:
Item 1. The Discharge Monitoring Report of each Co-Permittee Member's Discharge and
Estuary TN Loads and the Association's Estuary TN Load is attached. Co-Permittee
members discharged a total of 722,374 pounds of total nitrogen to the Neuse estuary on
the basis of individual TN discharges and estuary transport factors established by the
Division of Water Quality. The calculated estuary loading is substantially less than the
Permitted estuary allocation of 1,068,891 pounds, accordingly,the Neuse River
Compliance Association and all of its Co-Permittee member are in compliance with
Permit requirements for total nitrogen discharge for 2003.
2. Summary of changes in Association membership, including regionalization of
discharges: Heater Utilities Neuse Colony Plant became a member effective January 1,
2004. There was no regionalization affecting member facilities during 2003.
3. Detailed summary of all purchases,sales, trades,leases,and other transactions
affecting the TN Allocations of the Association or its Co-Permittee Members:There
were no purchases, sales,trades, leases, or other transactions that were finalized.
4. Description of the Association's TN control strategy for the preceding year and
changes for the coming year:
The Operating Policy and Procedures Committee developed and recommended operating
policies and procedures in May of 2003. The Neuse River Compliance Association
adopted the following policies and procedures June 17, 2003:
Assessment of Penalties Paid by Association for Noncompliance.
The member(s) responsible for reporting violations or other violations not related
to exceedence of the Association's group nitrogen allocation shall pay or share
payment of the entire penalty.
Incentives for Members to reduce their TN discharge and disincentives for
exceeding their individual estuary allocation.
The assessment for an individual member exceeding its estuary allocation shall be
one-fourth of the Wetlands Restoration Fund amount for a member's first annual
exceedence, one-half for the second annual exceedence,three-fourths for the third
annual exceedence and 100%afterwards. This assessment shall apply for an
exceedence of an individual allocation in the year(s)in which the Association is
compliant with its allocation and also in years when it exceeds its allocation,
however in years that the Association exceeds its allocation, any amount paid by
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an individual discharger as its share of the Association penalty shall be credited to
the assessment.
The assessment will be accounted for separately and made available to the
member that paid it to use for wastewater treatment plant improvements, provided
that a plan for such improvements is presented to and approved by the NRCA as
being reasonably designed to address the TN exceedence. The assessment will be
repaid to the member once the project is completed and the member achieves
compliance.
There should be an annual progress check by the NRCA to ensure that the project
remains on the approved schedule.
The NRCA should retain 20%of the assessment paid by a member to cover its
administrative expenses.
The amount of the assessment should be based on excess pounds delivered to the
estuary by the discharger, not the excess pounds discharged at the end of the pipe.
This assessment should not become effective until the year 2004.
The Association By-Laws include the following provisions that provide guidance for
development of operating policies and procedures:
"The Association shall adopt rules and procedures and establish a framework to encourage
the transfer of TN Allocation by members in a manner that is cost effective and that
provides incentives for TN reduction that will be most beneficial to the Neuse Estuary. To
this end, the Association shall consider establishing a uniform exchange rate to be used by
members in the transfer of units of TN based upon the estuary loading rate of the
members". By-Laws Section 7 (a.)
"The Association may consider adopting uniform TN concentration limits or TN
allocations for its members different from the allocations set out on the Association Roster
for assessing off-set payments or penalties or for other internal operating functions:
provided that such TN concentration limits or changes in allocation shall be effective only
for such internal functions as the Association is authorized to conduct and in no way
change or effect allocations established by the Division. The Association also may
consider establishing uniform guidelines for assessing penalties against members who
exceed their Member TN Limitation or any concentration limit or alternative allocation
adopted by the Association pursuant to these By-Laws". By-Laws Section 6 (d.)
The operating policies and procedures committee made the following recommendations in its
May Report:
Adjustment of allocations for internal fees and trading purposes.
Recommendation. The Committee recommends that study of this matter
continue, using EPA grant funds if received.
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TN trading and exchange guidelines, requirements, and/or incentives.
Recommendation. The NRCA should develop a letter to be sent to all members
explaining the various options for acquiring additional TN allocation. The NRCA
should further designate someone to be identified in the letter as a contact to assist
members in analyzing the applicability and desirability of other methods.
Policy and/or rulemaking goals that should be pursued.
(1) Point source/non-point source trading may be advantageous but does not
need to be pursued immediately.
(2) Regarding the changes to the TMDL, the Association should continue to
monitor and participate closely in TMDL development and, for now,
should advocate that the TMDL not be changed.
(3) Seeking to make membership in the Association mandatory is not a
critical matter now, and should not be pursued.
(4) The Committee further recommends that estuarine values be used for all
regulatory and trading purposes. The NRCA will determine what measures
are needed to persuade DWQ and/or the EMC to utilize estuarine allocations.
5. Detailed summary of measures taken to control TN discharges:
Control of total nitrogen discharges from member facilities is the responsibility of each member
facility. The Neuse River Compliance Association assists through policy making,training and
providing a forum for interaction. During 2003 NRCA developed and adopted the policies reported
in paragraph 4 above. A one-day training session for operators was provided by NRCA/LNBA to
sharpen skills of operators to achieve low levels of effluent total nitrogen through operational
procedures. Mr. CD Malone, P.E. was Instructor/ Facilitator for the workshop. Individual
members have reported the following measures for nitrogen control that were implemented during
2003.
Apex: Apex has implemented the following:
Stream Buffers
Apex requires 100 foot buffers for new development on each side of perennial streams and
50 foot buffers on each side of intermittent streams
Collecting the First Inch of Runoff
The first inch of storm water runoff for all new development is collected and treated in
storm water ponds if the total development exceeds more than 12% impervious surface.
Flood Plain Development
No residential structures can be located in the flood plain.
Pre Verses Post Runoff Rates
The post development storm water runoff rate for new development is limited to the
predevelopment rate for a 10 year design storm
Solids Handling capability at the WWTP has been increased by 133%
Benson: The Town of Benson has contracted out a portion of the wastewater plant laboratory
work directed at monitoring performance so that the laboratory staff will have more time for
operational control testing.
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Cary:
Stream Buffers:
The Town of Cary implemented a 100 foot stream buffer requirement for all new
development to control run-off and associated pollutants. The buffer requirement adds
50 feet to the requirements of the DENR rules. The buffer requirement reads
as follows:
Establishment of Buffer—All perennial and intermittent streams including
lakes,ponds, and other bodies of water as indicated on the most recent
version of the 1:20,000 scale(7.5 minutes)quadrangle topographic maps
prepared by the United States Geological Survey(USGS)shall have a
100-foot wide riparian buffer directly adjacent to such surface waters,
excluding wetlands.
Biosolids Dryer
The Town of Cary awarded bids for a$12.456 million dollar biosolids dryer
to better manage municipal biosolids at their wastewater treatment plants.
North Cary Expansion Includes improvements to Reclaimed Water and Nutrient
Removal Facilities.
This project,awarded in September 2003 will expand average daily flow
capacity from 10 to 12 MGD. This project includes a new biological
nutrient removal reactor tank and clarifier,ultraviolet disinfection
equipment and related piping and electrical power facilities. Piping
improvements and new flow distribution structures will improve plant
hydraulic performance. This project also improves facilities for expanded
capability to treat reclaimed water.
Sewer System Master Plan
The Town of Cary completed a comprehensive wastewater collection system
master plan and model in September of 2003.
A state-of-the-art computerized hydraulic model was developed as part of
this project to accurately simulate current and future performance of the
wastewater collection system. The model was calibrated against actual
field observations to provide the most accurate simulation possible.The
model will help discover and alleviate infrastructure shortcomings and
prevent SSOs.
The master plan focuses on environmental quality issues, particularly with
respect to preventing sanitary sewer overflows(SSOs)during high flow
periods, and other regulatory considerations included in proper system
operation and maintenance.
Cary is participating in research to determine the relationship between Fats,Oils and Greases
(FOG)and blockages in sanitary sewer collection systems. The goal of the research is to develop
a predictive modeling tool for sanitary sewer overflow occurrence.
Contentnea MSD: Nitrogen control at this facility is inadequate to operate within its allocation
because of high plant influent flows resulting from extraneous water entering a deteriorated 30"
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interceptor pipeline. A project has been identified and funding assistance is currently being
sought.
Johnston County: Johnston County completed construction and started up it's effluent
reuse system(spray irrigation system)with a capacity of 1.5 mgd April
01 thru October 31. Users consists of a golf course, farm land, and
property owned by the County.
Began operation of deep bed filters(on line in 2002)as denitrification
filters and adjusting to optimize nitrogen removal.
Farmville: A major collection system rehabilitation project is under construction in Farmville.
The$5 million dollar project will replace most of the pipe in the older part of the system where
large volumes of extraneous water enters the system. Also,a water reuse project is currently
under construction. The force main has been installed from the plant to an area just inside town.
Preliminary work has begun on the treatment portion at the plant. The remaining force main and
the entire project should be complete by June of 2004.
Goldsboro: Goldsboro began operation of its wetlands treatment system that resulted in reduced
nitrogen discharge to the Neuse River from a portion of its effluent. (See discharge 02 in the
Year-End Monitoring Report).
Kinston: The City of Kinston is in the process of replacing its two older wastewater treatment
plants with a new facility located on the existing Northside Plant site. The new facility,expected
to go in service in 2006,will include processes for a high level of nitrogen removal. Currently,
pipeline rehabilitation projects are underway. The Upper and Lower sections of the Adkin
Branch outfall line is being rehabilitated in two parts. The upper section rehab consisting of
replacing 20,700 LF of line is about 65%complete. Project costs during 2003 was$2,087,640.
A contract has been awarded on the lower section with work expected to begin soon.
New Bern placed a new treatment plant in service with capability to control nitrogen discharge.
Nitrogen discharge from the New Bern plant has dramatically decreased since startup of the new
facility. During the last six months of 2003,the New Bern facility discharged 15,203 pounds of
total nitrogen(Average concentration in effluent: 1.82 Mg/L). If New Bern had discharged at
the same rate for the first half of the year, its total would have been 30,157 pounds, well below
its allocation of 52,937 pounds. Based on experience with the new plant,New Bern is expected
to discharge well under its allocation in the near future.
Wake Forest: In March 2003,the Town of Wake Forest installed a HACH OptiQuant UV
Nitrate Probe in the plants final effluent stream to constantly monitor the nitrates in the WWTP
discharge.
Wilson: Completed construction of 4.1 MGD water reuse project
Installed 50,000 ft. cured-in place pipeliner as part of I/I program
Rehabilitated 450 manholes for I/I program
Experienced seven(7)reportable SSOs,total spillage during FY 2002-03 was 131,650 gallons.
The Hominy Creek Water Reclamation Facility treated over 4.0 billion gallons wastewater
during this time.
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Zebulon: The town started construction in March on a reclaimed water system. The
system is expected to distribute about 30,000 gallons per day with uses consisting of
industry cooling water, irrigation and WWTP wash down.
Zebulon also started construction of wastewater treatment plant process enhancements
to reduce nitrogen. The project includes three dissolved oxygen monitors, VFDs on all
aerators in the aeration basin and a SCADA system for control.
Both projects will be complete by April 1, 2004
6. An assessment of progress made:
Current members of the compliance association discharged the following flows and pounds
of total nitrogen to the Neuse Estuary in the years shown:
Year Total Flow(MGD) Total Estimated
pounds TN to Estuary
1995 83.808 1,784,130
1996 85.675 1,741,492
1997 81.444 1,653,262
1998 93.442 1,387,717
1999 94.659 1,123,169
2000 92.582 1,056,202
2001 86.818 907,381
2002 89.926 797,991
2003 108.379 722.374
7. Description of efforts planned for the upcoming calendar year(s):
• Hire an Executive Director.
• Continue work toward developing policies and mechanisms to minimize overall cost and
allow equitable transfers of nitrogen allocation.
• Sponsor training for Member operators for improved nitrogen control performance.
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TOTAL NITROGEN DISCHARGE MONITORING REPORT PAGE 1 OF 4
NEUSE RIVER COMPLIANCE ASSOCIATION
YEAR-END REPORT FOR 2003 February 24, 2004
2003-JAN THROUGH DEC
NPDES PERMIT NO: NCC000001 END OF PIPE ESTUARY
Permit 2003 Member TN Member TN TN 2003 TN
FACILITY NPDES Permit Flow' Avg Flow Allocation Discharge Transport Allocation Discharge
(MGD) (MGD) (lbs/Yr.) (Lbs/Yr.) Factor (lbs/Yr.) (Lbs/Yr.)
Town of Apex NC0064050 3.60 2.354 40,547 34,981 50% 20,274 17,490
Town of Benson N00020389 3.00 1.009 33,790 16,766 50% 16,895 8,383
Cary North N00048879 12.00 6.691 143,246 53,984 50% 71,623 26,992
Cary South NC0065102 16.00 5.797 180,211 48,047 50% 90,105 24,024
County of Johnston. NC0030716 4.99 4.595 67,467 63,585 50% 33,734 31,792
Town of Clayton" NC0025453 2.50 1.689 21,400 16,940 50% 10,700 8,470
Contentnea MSD NC0032077 2.85 2.178 32,100 45,329 70% 22,470 31,730
DHR-John Umstead Hosp. NC0026824 3.50 2.402 58,599 50,778 10% 5,860 5,078
Town of Farmville NC0029572 3.50 2.358 42,211 18,707 50% 21,106 9,353
City of Goldsboro 01 &022 NC0023949 16.80 9.038 198,118 95,480 70% 138,521 66,836
Town of Kenly NC0064891 0.63 0.445 7,096 7,374 50% 3,548 3,687
City of Kinston (Peachtree) NC0020541 6.75 4.571 76,026 59,314 70% 53,218 41,520
City of Kinston(North) NC0024236 4.50 1.784 50,684 37,223 70% 35,479 26,056
Town of LaGrange NC0021644 0.75 0.672 8,447 7,248 70% 5,913 5,073
City of New Bern NC0025348 4.70 4.508 52,937 129,849 100% 52,937 129,849
City of Raleigh NC0029033 60.00 44.553 676,417 442,981 50% 338,209 221,490
Wake Forest NC0030759 6.00 1.398 67,579 13,863 50% 33,790 6,932
City of Wilson NC0023906 14.00 11.409 157,684 103,954 50% 78,842 51,977
Town of Zebulon NC0079316 1.85 0.928 22,455 11,282 50% 11,227 5,641
Association Allocation' 48,879 0 50% 24,440 0
NRCA TOTALS 1 167.92 108.379 I 1 1,068,891 722,374
THIS MONITORING REPORT HAS BEEN COMPILED FROM CO-PERMITTEE MEMBERS MONTHLY DISCHARGE MONITORING
REPORTS. I CERTIFY THAT IT ACCURATE�;COMPLETE TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE.
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TIMOTHY L. DOVINELLY,.E., HAIRMAN, i•41SE RIVER COMPLIANCE ASSOCIATION ATE
1. Flow from Nutrient Management Strategy(except Clayton). 2. Totals include Goldsboro Pipe 01 and 02
3. Formerly Burlington Industries 4. Permitted flow was increased to 2.5 MGD during 2003.
TN discharge is calculated from DMR monthly average flow,TN concentration and days in reporting period. Resulting TN
may vary slightly from calculation using sum of daily flows as total monthly flow.
TOTAL NITROGEN DISCHARGE MONITORING REPORT PREPARED BY MORRIS V. BROOKHART, P.E.

TOTAL NITROGEN DISCHARGE MONITORING REPORT PAGE 2 OF 4
NEUSE RIVER COMPLIANCE ASSOCIATION
YEAR-END REPORT FOR 2003 February 24, 2004
2003 -JAN THROUGH DEC
DATA FROM CO-PERMITTEE MEMBER PLANT DMRS
Jan-03 Feb-03 Mar-03 Apr-03
FACILITY Flow TN Conc. TN Disch. Flow TN Conc. TN Disch. Flow TN Conc TN Disch. Flow TN Conc. TN Disch.
(mgd) (mg/l) (lbs) (mgd) (mgji) (lbs) (mgd) (mg/I) (lbs) (mgd) (mg/I) (lbs)
Town of Apex 2.108 4.95 2,698 2.587 5.9 3,564 2 844 4.3 3,162 2.683 5.27 3,538
Town of Benson 0.854 5.69 1,256 1.011 5.48 1,294 1.344 5.15 1,790 1.074 6.46 1,736
Cary North 6.5 3.210 5,394 7.400 2.97 5,132 7.930 3.17 6,499 7.390 3.04 5,621
Cary South 5.613 3.01 4,368 6.493 3.65 5,534 6.911 4.18 7,469 6.604 3.08 5,089
County of Johnston. 3.708 6.31 6,049 5.362 6.59 8,252 6.720 3.1 5,386 6.446 5.41 8,725
Town of Clayton 1.616 3.692 1,543 1.755 6.17 2,529 2.011 4.64 2,412 1.872 3.81 1,785
Contentnea MSD 1.399 4.73 1,711 2.228 4.79 2,492 2.653 5.18 3,553 2.279 5.33 3,039
DHR-John Umstead Hosp. 2.300 5.37 3,193 3.100 6.00 4,343 3.000 4.4 3,413 2.780 6.70 4,660
Town of Farmville 1.910 2.43 1,200 2.620 2.68 1,640 3.090 3.19 2,548 2.610 1.89 1,234
City of Goldsboro Pipe 01 5.790 3.99 5,973 6.620 5.45 8,425 9.250 4.29 10,260 9.930 4.49 11,155
Town of Kenly 0.438 5.89 667 0.549 4.72 605 0.599 2.4 372 0.524 8.87 1,163
City of Kinston (Peachtree) 2.991 3.99 3,085 3.743 5.06 4,423 6.059 5.63 8,819 6.150 7.47 11,494
City of Kinston (North) 0.761 6.99 1,375 2.003 7.01 3,279 2.395 6.77 4,192 1.435 7.46 2,678
Town of LaGrange 0.353 3,02 276 0.461 3.11 335 0.697 2.94 530 0.800 2.41 482
City of New Bern 3.670 31.36 29,756 4.110 22.66 21,748 3.950 21.03 21,477 4.630 22.97 26,609
City of Raleigh 41.930 4.54 49,216 46.670 5.76 62,775 48.850 3.5 44,204 49.090 2.02 24,810
Wake Forest 1,514 5.63 2,204 1.767 5.4 2,228 1.730 3.18 1,422 1.661 2.95 1,226
City of Wilson 10.580 3.07 8,398 14.110 3.18 10,478 15.370 1,97 7,828 14.750 4.04 14,909
Town of Zebulon 0.854 7.582 1,674 1.191 5.047 1,404 1.398 2.183 789 1,217 2.54 774
Association Allocation' 0.000 0 0.000 0 0.000 0.000 0
City of Goldsboro Pipe 02 1.140 1.14 336_ 0.520 0.00 0_ 1.110 0.32 92 1.280 0.53 170
TOTALS 96.029 130,372 114.300 150,480 127.911 136,216 125.205 130,899
AVERAGE CONCENTRATION 5.25 5.64 4.12 4.18

TOTAL NITROGEN DISCHARGE MONITORING REPORT PAGE 3 OF 4
NEUSE RIVER COMPLIANCE ASSOCIATION
YEAR-END REPORT FOR 2003 February 24, 2004
2003-JAN THROUGH DEC
DATA FROM CO-PERMITTEE MEMBER PLANT DMRS
May-03 Jun-03 Jul-03 Aug-03
FACILITY Flow TN Conc. TN Disch. Flow TN Conc. TN Disch. Flow TN Conc. TN Disch. Flow TN Conc. TN Disch.
(mgd) (mg/I) (lbs) (mgd) (mg/I) (lbs) _ (mgd) (mg/I) (lbs) (mgd) (mg/I) (lbs)
Town of Apex 2.286 5.25 3,103 2.557 4.60 2,943 2.156 4.63 2,581 2.507 4.41 2,858
Town of Benson 0.881 3.98 907 0.938 6.15 1,443 0.964 7.14 1,780 1.301 2.78 935
Cary North 6.600 2.41 4,112 6.680 2.23 3,727 6.07 2.09 3,280 6.58 2.22 3,777
Cary South 5.683 2.90 4,261 5.898 2.98 4,398 5.521 1.99 2,841 6.172 1.85 2,952
County of Johnston. 4.913 5.20 6,605 3.980 4.30 4,282 3.551 4.67 4,287 6.328 4.37 7,149
Town of Clayton 1.526 5.07 2,000 1.495 1.99 744 1.742 1.59 716 1.948 1.57 791
Contentnea MSD 2.480 7.70 4,937 1.691 10.11 4,277 2.05 6.53 3,461 2.29 6.44 3,813
DHR-John Umstead Hosp. 2.500 7.30 4,718 2.100 8.60 4,519 2 8.3 4,292 2.4 8.3 5,150
Town of Farmville 2.720 2.26 1,589 2.210 1.43 791 2.43 1.86 1,169 2.99 1.57 1,214
City of Goldsboro Pipe 01 10.000 4.52 11,686 9.930 2.94 7,304 9.6 3.87 9,605 9.4 2.82 6,853
Town of Kenly 0.394 7.87 802 0.302 8.60 650 0.405 5.79 606 0.536 3.05 423
City of Kinston (Peachtree) 5.551 2.96 4,248 5.192 3.88 5,040 4.279 5.306 5,870 4.705 4.47 5,437
City of Kinston (North) 2.247 8.02 4,659 1.696 7.26 3,079 1.906 8.424 4,151 1.792 7.4 3,428
Town of LaGrange 0.767 3.48 690 0.815 3.65 744 0.817 3.45 729 0.804 4.48 931
City of New Bern 4.890 11.91 15,057 5.030 1.99 2,504 4.49 1.38 1,602 4.69 1.27 1,540
City of Raleigh 43.890 2.41 27,347 44.820 2.10 23,549 43.33 3.757 42,088 47 3.282 39,881
Wake Forest 1.565 3.03 1,226 1.240 2,42 751 1.424 2.56 942 1.489 2.88 1,109
City of Wilson 12.770 2.41 7,957 9.990 3.38 8,448 10.65 3.02 8,315 11.93 2.41 7,433
Town of Zebulon 0.929 3.82 916 1.070 2.83 758 0.818 4.52 956 0,944 2.96 722
Association Allocation' 0.000 0 0 0 0 0
City of Goldsboro Pipe 02 0.800 0.79 163 1.02 0.45 115_ 0.62 1.19 191 1.13 0.28 82
TOTALS 113.392 106,985 108.654 80,067 104.823 99,461 116.936 96,479
AVERAGE CONCENTRATION 3.65 2.95 3.67 3.19

TOTAL NITROGEN DISCHARGE MONITORING REPORT PAGE 4 OF 4
NEUSE RIVER COMPLIANCE ASSOCIATION
YEAR-END REPORT FOR 2003 February 24, 2004
2003-JAN THROUGH DEC
DATA FROM CO-PERMITTEE MEMBER PLANT DMRS
Sep-03 Oct-03 Nov-03 Dec-03
FACILITY Flow TN Conc. TN Disch. Flow TN Conc. TN Disch. Flow TN Conc. TN Disch. Flow TN Conc. TN Disch.
(mgd) (mg/I) (lbs) _ (mgd) (mg/I) (lbs) (mgd) (mg/I) (lbs) (mgd) (mg/I) (lbs)
Town of Apex 2.385 5.2 3,103 2.014 5 2,603 2.007 4.29 2,154 2.141 4.83 2,674
Town of Benson 0.767 9.66 1,854 0,782 3.9 788 1.052 3.27 861 1.139 7.21 2,123
Cary North 6.44 2.91 4,689 6.18 2.73 4,362 6.14 2.26 3,472 6.45 2.35 3,919
Cary South 5.113 1.79 2,290 5.119 1.94 2,568 4.995 1.92 2,400 5.496 2.73 3,879
County of Johnston. 3.348 4.38 3,669 3.18 3.53 2,902 3.327 2.63 2,189 4.309 3.67 4,089
Town of Clayton 1.61 1.46 588 1.505 1.68 654 1.524 2.22 846 1.661 5.43 2,332
Contentnea MSD 2.03 4.25 2,159 2.21 8.46 4,834 2.2 8.66 4,767 2.62 9.28 6,286
DHR-John Umstead Hosp. 2.3 8.3 4,776 2.1 7.9 4,289 2 8.3 4,153 2.3 5.5 3,271
Town of Farmville 2.03 3.39 1,722 1.65 6.09 2,598 1.66 2.42 1,005 2.37 3.26 1,998
City of Goldsboro Pipe 01 6.8 3.81 6,482 5.6 3.02 4,372 5.59 3 4,196 7.14 3.9 7,199
Town of Kenly 0.341 2.92 249 0.378 3.1 303 0.39 5.58 544 0.485 7.9 991
City of Kinston (Peachtree) 3.376 2.382 2,012 3.826 1.745 1,726 4.011 2.46 2,469 4.902 3.7 4,689
City of Kinston(North) 1.595 9.192 3,668 1.866 2.32 1,119 1.725 6.1 2,633 1.985 5.77 2,961
Town of LaGrange 0.661 4.86 804 0.533 3.95 544 0.617 3.49 539 0.72 3.46 644
City of New Bern 5.26 1.54 2,027 4.41 2.16 2,463 4.09 1.42 1,453 4.87 2.87 3,614
City of Raleigh 42.82 3.154 33,791 42.016 2.82 30,633 41.617 3.231 33,643 42.807 2.805 31,044
Wake Forest 1.519 2.22 844 1.127 3.17 924 0.835 2.36 493 0.929 2.06 495
City of Wilson 9.23 3.41 7,875 9.18 2.27 5,388 8.04 2.92 5,874 10.45 4.09 11,050
Town of Zebulon 0.685 5.533 948 0.641 3.88 643 0.649 6.318 1,026 0.767 3.382 671
Association Allocation' 0 0 0 0
City of Goldsboro Pipe 02 1.35 0.41 138 1.13 0.31 91 1.06 0.28 74 1.49 1.34 516
TOTALS 99.660 83,687 95.447 73,804 93.529 74,791 105.031 94,443
AVERAGE CONCENTRATION 3.36 2.99 3.20 3.48