NCS000374_Listing of Outfalls and Coordinates_20180625

Lumberton Cellulose LLC
SPPP- April 2015
Table 1:
Description of Drainage Areas
Drainage
Area
Outfall
I
Outfall 1
Exposed industrial activities include the west shipping/
Latitude 34° 36'58" N
receiving (chemical containers) dock, transformer T-1,
asphalt drive, and roof drains on the west portion of the
Longitude 78° 59'24" W
Warehouse and the Fiberline building
II
Outfall 2
Exposed industrial activities include empty chemical tote
Latitude 34° 36'49" N
storage, bale wire dumpster, wood pallet storage, receiving
dock (raw baled cotton), waste compactor and roll -off
Longitude 78° 59' 12" W
dumpster, and asphalt drive
III
Former Outfall 3
No longer exists. Connection to stormwater system blocked
prior to 2007; concrete pad now drains to a sump that is
pumped to the primary basin for discharge to the POTW
IV
Outfall 4
Exposed industrial activities include rail car shipping (finished
Latitude 34° 36'39" N
cotton stock)/receiving (bulk caustic), wooden pallet storage
(tenant), waste dumpster (tenant), Warehouse roof drains,
Longitude 78° 59'45" W
and asphalt drive
Also includes discharge of non -contact cooling water
(General Permit NCG500000)
V
Outfall 5
Exposed industrial activities include Warehouse roof drains,
Latitude 34° 36'39" N
asphalt drive, and transformer T-7
Longitude 78° 59' 43" W
Drains to catch basin at northeast of Warehouse, which
drains to Outfall 5 (located in Drainage area IV)
Also receives off-site stormwater, which is piped on-site
from the North off-site stormwater sewer and then
piped and discharged to the vegetated stormwater
ditch approximately 20 yards southeast of Outfall 5
VI
Outfall 6
Exposed industrial activities include roof drains from the east
Latitude 340 36'46" N
side of the New Warehouse and asphalt drive
Longitude 780 59'32" W
Also receives off-site stormwater, which is piped on-site from
the South off-site stormwater sewer and comingles with on-
site stormwater in drainage area VI to Outfall 6
VII
Outfall 7
Exposed industrial activities include tenant shipping/receiving
Latitude 340 36'46" N
docks, tenant waste dumpster and roll -off dumpster, bulk
chemical transfer and storage (50% hydrogen peroxide AST),
Longitude 78° 59 32" W
transformer T-3, roof drains from the west side of the New
Warehouse, and asphalt drive
VIII
Outfall 8
Exposed industrial activities include bulk chemical transfer
Latitude 34° 36'28" N
and storage (#4 Fuel Oil and 93% sulfuric acid ASTs)
Longitude 78° 59'44" W
Stormwater discharges south via sheet flow, eventually
through a vegetated swale south of the sulfuric acid
containment and east to the stormwater ditch
IX
Outfall 9
Exposed industrial activities include primary basin for process
Latitude 340 36'40" N
wastewater, chemical process tote (BL -1544 for boiler
treatment), transformer T-6, and asphalt drive
Longitude 78° 59' 32" W
Stormwater is collected in catch basins and piped east under
drainage area VIII to Outfall 9
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Lumberton Cellulose LLC
SPPP - April 2015
Table 1:
Description of Drainage Areas
X Outfall 10 Exposed industrial activities include piped discharge from
Latitude 34° 36' 36° N drainage area I, transformer T-2 and the fire pump house
Longitude 78° 59' 51" W Stormwater discharges west via sheet flow and comingles
with piped discharge from drainage area I through a
vegetated swale north to the stormwater ditch
2.2.2. Exposed Significant Materials Inventory
The industrial activities exposed to stormwater include outdoor bulk material storage, unloading and
loading of bulk chemicals, unloading raw materials, loading finished product, waste compactors and
dumpsters, utility -owned transformers, wood pallet storage, roof drains and Facility asphalt drive.
Industrial activities and materials stored and/or unloaded outdoors are listed in Table 2: Industrial
Activities Exposed to Stormwater and identified on Figure B-2 by yellow circles with the ID # as listed
in Table 2.
All areas of significant industrial activity receive semi-annual documented inspections and the Facility
layout is such that all areas are observed during work hours by personnel trained to respond to, or
report, spills or abnormal operating conditions. The Facility has implemented bulk receiving
procedures for chemical unloading areas, good housekeeping practices and routine inspections of
storage areas and receiving areas to further minimize the potential for stormwater contamination.
However, minor amounts of raw materials and sediments could be entrained in stormwater due to
minor spills and/or equipment leaks and minor amounts of erosion. Such materials could potentially
affect Hydrocarbons, Oil and Grease, Metals, Total Suspended Solids (TSS), Biological Oxygen
Demand (BODS), Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) and pH content of stormwater run-off. The types
of pollutants potentially present in stormwater discharges are also identified in Table 2 for each
industrial activity/significant material.
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