NCS000354_Email from Jason Green on Discharge_20181127

Bennett, Bradley
From: Jason Greenwood <[e-mail]>
Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2018 10:20 AM
To: Bennett, Bradley
Subject: [External] non -discharge form
Attachments: IMG_4702jpg; IMG_4707jpg; IMG_3134jpg; IMG_3161jpg
Mr. Bennett,
I spoke to you earlier this year about StarPet's Stormwater permit (NCS000354). I have been monitoring out outfall and
we have not had a time where the outfall has not been discharging. There is no water coming into our first pond from
the plant or site but the pond always is wet and the outfall is always draining. These two pictures are both taken on Sept
13th 2018 (4702 is the discharge from the plant into the first pond and 4707 is the discharge from the second pond,
"outfall 1"). Normally I have been able to complete a non -discharge form for the year. I do not believe the outfall has
been without discharge this year. Please advise.
Our last Stormwater sample came back high TSS (130) . We were putting in fall protection for railcar unloading, Picture
3134 is on the same day as the sample. We contracted Hamlett to put in a draining system at the fall protection and we
are going to have them address some erosion coming from the neighbors outfall into StarPet's second pond. Then we
will resample to see if it addressed the TSS.
Thank you,
Jason Greenwood
Sr. Technical Manager
StarPet Inc.
Indorama Ventures PCL
801 Pineview Road, Asheboro, NC 27203
P) 336-672-0101 x 327
F) 336-672-2583
M) 336-302-9980
Website: www.indoramaventures.com
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