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leading to Big Swamp on,State .Hasd• Al8 now Antryvilie, slispson minty..`
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iaEvsstigstlon condsicted aiir : offiee- oa '3'bmceday; ;Septiibm r -25; 1480 of -- the
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'percent of -the- hog iagooac vaate',had- big-.rsl*ased to suvfaea waters' of tbs.
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;NORTH CARO
LINA DEPT. OF NATURAL & ECONOMIC RESOURCES
ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT COMMISSION
NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM
APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO DISCHARGE
SHORT FORM 8
- AGRICULTURE
To be completed by confined animal production facilities, fish farms, hatcheries, and preserves, and irrigation activities meeting size of
other criteria described herein. Please print or type.
1. GENERAL VEIL'
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1. Name and address of applicant
OCT 16 1980
A, Legal name of applicant -er'o v C, �r
B. Mailing address of applicant EW. 0WRATIONS
F'Be U. Offmt
(1) Street, route, orP,O. box No. — __ 0 u t�� /3,o Y 4q _
(2) City or town
131 County, parish, or borough
(4) State (5) Zip code ) 23d
C. Telephone number`7__.._ J9�
Area code
2. Applicant's authorized agent
A. Name
C. Mailing address of agent
111 Street, route, or P.O. box No.
(2) City or rown
131 County, parish, or borough
141 State
S1 -3JIHn
Number
D. Telephone number
Area code Number
B. Title
151 Zip code
I certify that 1 am familiar with the information contained in the application and that to the best of my knowledue and belief such
formation ii true, complete, and accurate.
Printed n e of person signing Title
'/' el'Z'4 I () —.- /.-tl -- 10
Signal re of applican � Date application signed
North Carolina General Statute 143-215.G(b)(^) provides that: An
y person who knowinglfalse statement representation, or certification in any application, record, report, plan�,eorany
other document files or required to be maintained under Article 21 or regulations of the
Environmental Management Commission implementing that Article, or who falsifies, tampers with, o1
11nowly renders inaccurate any recording or monitoring device or method required to be operated of
Trir,tained under Article 21 or regulations of the Environmental Management Commission implements,
--a` Prticle, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor punishable by a fine not to exceed S10,000, or by
im,"risonment not to exceed six months, or by both. (18 U.S.C. Section 1001 provides a punishment
by a fine of not more than $10,000 or imprisonment not more than 5 years, or both, for a similar
offense.)

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AGENCY
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USE
YR. MO. DAY
10. Attach a sketch, aorisl photograph, or map of the existing or proposad facility and/or activity, with the following information
marked fa Soil Conservation Service aerial photograph, or a U.S. Geological Survay Map, of the arae Involved is preferred).
A. Approximate overall dimensions of the facility
B. Direction and location of surface drainage and other discharges from the facility
C. General location of waterways (e.g., streams, rivers, fakes) in the area
D. Location of area for manure disposal
E. Direction and location of diversion points for irrigation activities
H. ANIMAL CONF94EMENT AND FEEDING FACILITIES
1. Largest number of aninmix held by confinement or feeding facilities at any arae time in tfta previous 12 months. Give type and
number of aninWs.
TYPE OF ANIMAL NUMBER OF ANIMALS'
Po
2. Approximate arms used for animal confinement or feeding. lo acres
3. Approximate land mmilaNe for manure disposal. 176 – - acres
4. A. Animals in this facility are (check one) (1)❑ In poen confinemert
(2)❑ Housed under roof
(3)© Both in open confinement and housed under roof
B. Percentage of lot 3 u o under roof. is � � %
C_ If there is open confinement, has a run-off iand control Sy Stem been const2'Li-ted.
(11 Sea (2) [J— No ff a' �✓ 4",e -4,e/w 4P ('(- 1
D. If there are any housed animals at this facility, is there a liquid manure handling system used for manure management?
(1) [a Yes (2) ❑ No 11 yes, is there a discharge to a waterway (e.g., stream, river, lake)?
(3) []yes (4)] No
5. Do You imlicipato exparnion of this facility in the futuro?
A Yes B_ 1� No It yes, completo the following stotemer+tt.
C. Date of future expansion 9tal—
MonthlYearar
D. TYPE OF ANIMALS
APPLICATION NO.
FOR
AGENCY DATE RECEIVED
USE
YR. MO. DAY
NumSER OF ANIMALS

NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM
APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO DISCHARGE
SHORT FORM B—AGRICULTURE
GENERAL 1NSTRUCrIONS
The Federal water Pollution Control Act, as amended by Public
Law 92.500, enacted October 18, 1912, prohibits any person from
discharging pollutants into a waterway (e.g., streams, rivers, takes)
from a point source (see definitions below), unless hitt discharge is
authorized by a permit issued either by the U.S. )environmental
Protection Agency or by an approved State agency. (See "Proce-
dures for Filing.")
Requirements
If you have a discharge or discharges, such as that described in
the first paragraph of these instructions, you must complete one of
the following forms to apply for a discharge permit. The forms
differ by types of discharges as indicated below:
Short Form A—Municipal Wastewater Dischargers_
Short Form B—Agriculture_
Short Form C—Manufacturing Establishments and Mining.
Short Form D—Services, Wholesale and Retail Trade, and All
Other Commercial Establishments, Including Vessels, Not
Engaged in Manufacturing or Agriculture.
If your business or activity involves production of both raw
products and ready -for -market products, you may be required to
complete two of the above forms. For example, if you produce a
raw product, such as milk, and, on the same site, process the raw
milk into cheese, you must complete Form B—Agriculture, and
Form C—Manufacturing and Mining.
If the discharge is from a Federal facility's treatment plant
receiving more than 50 percent domestic waste (based on the dry
weather flow rate), complete and submit form A.
If the discharge is from a sewage treatment process which is not
from a municipal, agricultural, or industrial facility (eg., housing
subdivision, school), complete and submit form D.
Exclusions
You are not required to obtain a permit for the following types
of waste discharges:
1 _ Sewage discharged from vessels (e,R_, ships); or
2. Water, gas, and other materials injected into a well to
facilitate production of oil or gas, or water derived in association
with oil or gas production and disposed of in a well, where
authorized by the State in which the well is located; or
3_ Dredged or fill material; or
;. Discharges from properly functioning marine engines; or
5. Those discharges conveyed directly to a publicly or privately
owned waste treatment facility (however, discharges originating
from publicly or privately owned waste treatment facilities are not
excluded); or
Note.—!Municipal and manufacturing dischargers
that believe they are exempt due to item 5 are
requested to complete certain items and return the
form (see "Procedures for Filing").
6. Most discharges from separate storm sewers. Discharges from
s.,o.m, sewers which receive industrial, municipal, and/or agricultural
wastes, or which ate considered by EPA or a State to be significant
contributors tip pollution, are not excluded.
Procedures for Fil ing
Jr you have any questions as to whether or not you need a
permit under this program, contact your State water pollution
control agency or the nearest regional office of the U -S. Environ-
mental Protection Agency. A list of EPA regional offices is given in
table 1.
Copies of all forms are available at State water pollution control
agencies and at all Environmental Protection Agency regional
off -ices.
Data submitted on these forms are to be used as a basis for
issuing discharge permits. Depending on the adequacy and nature of
the data submitted, you may be called upon for additional
information before a permit is granted.
Complete the appropriate form(s) for your operation, being sure
that each item is considered and the required data submitted. Give
the answer which most nearly applies to you and your operation. If
an item does not apply, please enter, in the appropriate place, "Not
Applicable" or "NA" to show that the item was given consideration.
Most of the items on the form require the checking of one or more
of several possible answers.
If the application is to be sent to the Environmental Protection
Agency, there is an application fee of S 10. This fee, in the form of a
check of money order made payable to the Environmental
Protection Agency, shouhl be mailed with the original of the
application form to the EPA, regional office having jurisdiction over
the State in which the discharge is located.
If the State in which the discharge is located has a federally
approved permit program, the application should instead be sent to
the State agency administering the program. You will be informed as
to the amount of the application fee, if any, and the address to
which the application and f.e should be sent.
Agencies and instrumentalities of Federal, State, or local
governments will not be required to pay an application fee to the
Environmental Protection Agency.
Anyone who applied to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for a
discharge permit under the Refuse Act of 1899 need not reapply for
a permit for the same discharge, unless it is substantially changed in
nature, volume, or frequency; application must also be made for any
other discharges not covcrcJ by the Refuse Act.
Applications for proposed discharges must apply at least 180
days before the date the discharge is due to begin, unless a delay is
granted by the approved State agency or by EPA.
Signature on Application
The person who signs the application form will often be the
applicant himself. When another person signs on behalf of the
applicant, his title or relationship to the applicant should be shown
in the space ptovided. In all cases, the person signing the form
should be authorized to do so by the applicant. An application
submitted by a corporation must be signed by a principal executive
officer of at least the level of vice president, or his duly authorized
representative, if such representative is responsible for the overall
operation of the facility lrom which the discharge(s) described in
the form originate. In the case of a partnership or a sole
proprietorship, the application must be signed by a genetal partner
or the proprietor, respectively. In the case of a municipal, State,
Federal, or other public facility, the application must be signed by
PREVIOUS EDITION MAY BE USEC UNTIL SUI,'PLY 15 EXHAUSTED

TABLE 1,—Addresses of EPA regional offices and States within their jurisdiction
Region
Address and phone
States
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Regional Administrator, Region 1, Environmental Protection Agency,
Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire,
John F. Kennedy Federal Bldg., Room 2303. Boston, Mass.
Rhode Island, Vermont.
02203. Attention: Permits Branch- 617-223-7210.
I.
Regional Administrator, Region 11, Environmental Protection
New Jersey, New York, Virgin islands, Puerto Rico.
Agency, 26 Federal Plaza, Room 908, New York, N.Y. 10007.
Attention: Permits Branch. 212-264-9895.
111.
Regional Administrator, Region 111, Environmental Protection
Delaware, District of Columbia, Maryland, Pennsylvania,
Agency, Curtis Bldg., Sixth and Walnut Su., Philadelphia, Pa.
Virginia, West Virginia.
19106. Attention: Permits Branch. 215-597-9966.
IV.
Regional Administrator, Region IV, Environmental Protection
Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, North
Agency, 1421 Peachtree St., N.E., Atlanta, Ga. 30309. Atten-
Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee.
tion: Permits Branch. 404-526-3971.
V.
Regional Administrator, Region V. Environmental Protection Agency,
Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, Wisconsin.
1 North Wacker Dr., Chicago, Ill. 60606. Attention: Permits
Branch, 312-353-1472.
VI.
Regional Administrator, Region VI, Environmental Protection
Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas.
Agency, 1601 Patterson St., Suite 1100, Dallas, Tex. 79201.
Attention: Permits Branch. 214.749.1983.
VII.
Regional Administrator, Region VII, Environmental Protection
Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska.
Agency, 1735 Baltimore Ave., Kansas City, Mo. 64108. Atten-
tion: Permits Branch. 816-374-5955.
Vill.
Regional Administrator, Region Vlll, Environmental Protection
Colorado, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah,
Agency, 1860 Lincoln St., Suite 900, Denver, Colo. 80203.
Wyoming.
Attention: Permits Branch, 303-837.4901.
IX.
Regional Administrator, Region IX, Environmental Protection
Arizona, California, Hawaii, Nevada, Guam, American
Agency, 100 California St., San Francisco, Calif. 94111. Atten-
Samoa, Trust Territories.
tion: Permits Branch. 415-556-3450.
X.
Regional Administrator, Region X, Environmental Protection
Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, Washington.
Agency, 1200 Sixth Ave., Seattle, Wash. 98101. Attention:
Permits Branch. 2()6,442-1213.
either a principal executive officer, ranking elected official, or other
duly authorized employee.
Use of Information
All information contained in titin application will, t.poa request,
be made available to the public for inspection and copying. A
s:parate sheet entitled "Confidential Answers" must be used to set
out information which.is considered by the applicant ti, be methods
and processes cntitiod to protection as trade secrets. The informa-
tion must clesrly indicate the item number to whi, h it applies.
Confidential tr.:atment can be considered only for Ihn' information
for which a specific written request of confidentiality has been
made on the attached sheet. However, in no event will identification
of the comcnts, volume, and frequency of a discharge be recognized
as confidential or privileged infurmation. except in certain cases
involving the national security -
Definitions
1. A "person" is an individual, partnership, corporation, associa-
tion, State, municipality, cunirrlission. other political subdivision of
a $::rte, or any interstate body.
_. The term "pollutant" includes solid waste, incinerator
residue, sewage, garbage, sewage sludge, munitions, chemical wastes.
biological materials, radioactive materials, heat, wrecked or dis-
card^d equipment, rock. sand. cellar dirt, and industrial. municipal,
and agricultairal waste discharged into water.
3- A "point source" is any discernible, confined and discrete
conveyance includim: but not limited to a pipe- di:clt, channel,
tunnel. conduit. well. discrctr li,sure, container. 1011ing stock,
concentrated animal -feeding operation, or vessel or other floating
craft from which pollutants are or may be discharged.
4. A "discharge of pollutant" or a "discharge of pollutants'
means any addition of any pollutant to the waters of the United
States from any point source; any addition of any pollutant to the
waters of the contiguous zone or the ocean from any point source
other than a vessel or other floating craft.
5. A "discharge;' when used without qualification, includes a
"discharge of pollutant" and a "discharge of pollutants' (see
above).
6. The terra "municipality" means a city, town, borough,
county, parish, district, association, or other public body created by
or pursuant to State law and having jurisdiction over disposal of
sewage, industrial wastes, or other wastes, or an Indian tribe or an
authorized Indian tribal organization, or a designated and approved
areawide waste treatment management agency.
SPECIFIC INSTRUC17IONIS
Who Must Apply
The owner or operator of any facility as described below or any
facility, regardless of size, which the Regional Administrator or
Director of the Stale water pollution control agency or interstate
agency considers to be a significant pollution problem. Final
determination on the need for a permit will be based upon a review
of the application and, in many instances, site visits -
1. Animal production facilities.
A. A facility that has or may have a discharge, providing a
confined area for feeding or holding animals, but not including areas

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used for growin_: crops or vegetation for animal feed. A hich holds,
or during the previous 12 months held for a total of 30 days or
more, any of 11w following number of animals:
Types of animals Number of
I animals
Slaughter and feeder cattle ..............
1,000
Mature dairy cattle -milker and dry .........
700
All swine over 55 pounds ...............
2,500
Sheep ............................
10,000
Turkeys -in open lots .................
55,000
Ducks ............................
5,000
Laying hens and broilers.
X
Facilities with continuous
200
overflow ......................
100,000
Facilities with liquid manure
1,080
handling systems' ................
30,000
*Any system where the manure is collected, stored, or
transported utilizing liquid manure conveyance by gravity
flow or pumping system -
8. Any facility that has or may have a discharge, wherein
animals are held. or during the previous 12 months were held for a
total of 30 days or more, in such combination that the sum of the
following animals multiplied by the following multipliers equals or
exceeds 1,000--
Slaughter
,000:
Slaughter and feeder cattle .............. 1.0
Mature dairy cattle .................... 1.4
Swine over 55 pounds .................. 0.4
Sheep............................ 0.1
Example:
Number of animals
Times
Multiplier
Equals
Slaughter and feeder cattle . - . 600
X
1.0
600
Mature dairy cattle ........ 200
x
1.4
280
Swine over 55 pounds ...... 500
X
0.4
200
Total ...............
1,080
Since the total exceeds 1,000, a permit application must be
submitted.
C- Owners -it operators, whether individuals, partnerships, or
corporations, Kith more than one confined animal production
facility located on adjacent or nearby properties, where:
(1) such facilities utilize a common waste control system or
disposal area, and
(2) the total number of animals or combination of animals in
the individual Operations exceeds the above animal limit;.
2. Fish and aquatic animal production facilities.
A. Facilities such as hatcheries, fish farms, or other facilities
which contain, grow, or hold aquatic animals in ponds, raceways or
other similar structures for purposes of production and from which
there is or will be a discharge for any 30 days or more per year.
Closed ponds which discharge less than 30 days per year or only
during periods of excess runoff are excluded from these require-
mems except a, provided in 2B and 4 below. In addition, facilities
which produce less than 20,000 pounds of aquatic animals per year
are excluded from filing an application, except as provided for in 25
and 4 below.
B. Any facility which contains, grows, or holds any species of
fish or other aquatic animal life nonnative to the United States,
from which there is a discharge to a navigable water it any tim,.-
The nonnative ,pecies of fish are as defined in Special Publication
No. 6 of the kmerican Fisher-cs Society, entitled, "A List of
Common and St ientific Names of Fishes from the Uniied States and
Canada.— (For purposes of this application, carp, brown trout, and
goldfish are not considered to be nonnative species.)
3. Irrigation activities. -Discharges of irrigation return flow (such
as tailwaier, tilt drainage, surfaced ground water flow or bypass
water), operated by public or private organizations or individuals
if: (1) there is a point source of discharge (e.g., a pipe, ditch. or
other defined w discrete conveyance, whether natural or artificid)
and; (2) the return now is from land areas of 3.000 or more
contiguous acres, or 3,000 noncontiguous acres which use the same
drainage system. It is the individual or organization who actually has
control of or responsibility for the discharge of irrigation return
flow who must apply for the permit. For example, if water is
supplied by an organization but returned to navigable waters by an
individual who has 3,000 or more acres under irrigation, it is the
individual who most apply for a permit. On the other Fund, if an
irrigation organization supplies and controls the irrigation return
flow discharged from a total of 3,000 or more acres to navigable
waters, the organization must apply for a permit; an individual
whose acreage is counted in the organization's total, even though
the individual's acreage alone may be 3,000 acres or more, need not
apply for a permit if the organization, and not the individual,
controls the discharge of return flow.
4. General agriculture activities. -Any agricultural operation
with any point source discharge, otherwise excluded from manda-
tory application riling requirements, which the EPA Regional
Administrator or State or interstate agency identifies as a significant
contributor of pollution.
'5. Voluntary filing. -None of the above requirements preclude
the voluntary riling of an NPDES application by the owner or
Operator of an agricultural or silvicultural activity.
Instructions for Individual Items
Section i -(;eneral.
Item 1. A. Give the name, as it is legally referred to, of the
person, firm, public organization, or any other entity which owns or
is directly responsible for the facility or activity described in this.
application- This may or may not be the same name as the facility
or activity producing the discharge. Do not use colloquial names as a
substitute for th,, official name-
s- Give the complete mailing address of the applicant's main
office. This often will not be the same address used to designate the
location of the facility or activity.
lrera 2. Give the name, title, address, and telephone number of a
person who is thoroughly familiar with the facts reported on the
forms and can be contacted by reviewing offices if necessary.
Item 3. The facility is the distinct activity or installation, under
the responsibility of the applicant, which produces or may produce
one or more point sources of pullution. Name the facility as it is
officially or legally referred to in order to distinguish it from similar
entities in the same geographical area. Do not use colloquial names
as a substitute for the official name. Check the appropriate box in
item 3-B to indicate if the facility is publicly or privately owned or
both. Check the box in item 3.0 if this is a federally owned or
operated facility. Give the actual location of the facility in item 3.D.
If the area in which the facility is located uses the grid system fi.e.,
township, section, quarter, range) for specifying location, complete
items 3.13.1 (a-,)- if the grid system is not used, complete items
3.D.2 (a -)-
Item 4. Indicate whether the facility is existing (currently
operating) or purposed (to be operating in the future).
Item 5. For an existing facility, give the date construction was
completed for its current capacity. The expected completion date
should be given if the facility is currently under construction or
planned.

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Item b. Nance the waterway -(s) (e -g., stream, river, lake) at the
point(s) of discharge. Use the name of the waterway by which it is
usually design3!ed on published maps of the area; if possible, refer
to one of the map series published by the U.S. Geological Survey.
When the discharge is to an unnamed tributary, please so state and
eine the name of the first body of water fed by that tributary that is
named on the map, a -g., "Unnamed ditch to Vaughan Creek;'
"Unnamed arroyo to Serpent River," where Serpent River is the
Ji -it body of water reached by the discharge that is named on the
map.
Item 7. Self-explanatory.
Item 8. Self-explanatory.
Item 9. Directions should use known landmarks and route
numbers if possible,
Item 10. Self-explanatory.
Item 11. Check the appropriate box(es) to indicate the one or
more types of agricultural operations which are being described in
this application. Proceed to the appropriate section(s) according to
the box(es) checked.
Section II—Animal confinement and feeding facilities.
Item 1. Give the largest number of each type of animal held by
the facility for 30 days or more during the previous 12 months. If
possible, use the same designations for the types of animals as was
listed at the beginning of these instructions under "Who Must
Apply-"
Item 2. Give only the area used for the animal confinement or
feeding facility- Do not include area used for growing or preparing
feed.
Item 3. Give acres of land that are owned or leased by the
facility for manure disposal
Item 4. Indicate in 4.A whether the animals are entirely in the
open. totally under roof, or partially under roof. Indicate in 4.B
the percentage of the lot that is roofed versus that which is open.
Item 5. If the facility is planned to be expanded in the future,
give the expected date for this expansion and the new total capacity
by type and number of animals.
Section 111—Fish and other aquatic animal production facilities.
Item I. Givc the month during which the maximum total weight
of the combined species on hand occurs. For that month, list the
type and average pounds of each species in the system. Fish names
listed should be the proper, common, or scientific names as given in
Special Publication No. 6 of the American Fisheries Society, "A Liit
of Common and Scientific Names of Fishes from the United States
and Canada."
Item 2. The above publication should also be used as. the
reference to determine whether or not a fish species is native to the
United States, except that carp (Cyprinus Carpio), goldfish (Caras-
uus auratus), and brown trout (•Salmo frutta) are deemed native for
purposes of this program.
Item 3. Self -explanatory -
Item 4. Self-explanatory.
Item 5. Provide the values for the parameters listed in the units
specified. Samples should be representative of the month indicated
in item 1. In order for the values to be representative, they should
be based on at least a 24-hour composite sample. If grab samples
were taken, values should represent a minimum of the average of 4
.consecutive weeks. Analytical methods to be used and level of data
reported are shown in table 2.
Item 6. Give the average number of pounds of food fed per day
for the month listed in item I in which the maximum total weight
of the combined species on hand occurs. Also, give the type of food
utilized; i.e., specify moist pellets, dry pellets, offal, or other
specific food type,
Section IV—Irrigation activitim with point returnflows.
Item 1. If return flows from the irrigation occur the year
around, check the box provided in item IA. Otherwise, check the
box(es) beside the month(s) listed under item 1.B to show when the
flows occur.
Item 2. Give the acreage irrigated by each irrigation method.
Item 3. Give the total water diverted (total inflow) by this
activity for irritation from a basic source of supply, such as a river,
reservoir, or well. Give the total water returned from point sources
and discharged to surface waters (e.g., streams, rivers, takes, etc,).
Item 4. Give the number of separate discrete points at which
water is being diverted for irrigation purposes and the number of the
return points.
TABLE 2.—Chemical parameters_ standard analytical methods finterim)
(To be used with item 5, section I I II
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References
Standard A.S.T.M.
Methods Standards,
EPA
Parameter, units, and (code)
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Method
13th edition, Part 23,
Methods, 1971
1971 1972
Total suspended (nonfilterable) solids, milligrams
Glass fiber filtration 103'-105° C.
p.537
p.278
per liter (00530)
i Ammonia (as N), milligrams per liter 100610)
Distillation-nesslerization or
p. 134, p. 141
1
automated phenolate. i
30D 5 -day, milligrams per liter (00310) I
Modified Winkler or probe method.
i
p.489
P.618
P. 15
Note.—This table is to be used as a guide in reporting the data concerning each parameter. The first column, "Parameter, units, and (code)"
indicates the preferred units for reporting data for a given parameter. The second column, "Method." lists the preferred analytical method for
denermining the required parameter values. The next three columns, "References," give the page numbers in standard reference works where a
detailed description of the recommended analytical techniques given under "Method" can be found. These standard references are:
1. "Standard Methods for the Examination of Water and Wastewaters,"' 13th Edition, 1971, American Public Health Association, New
York, N.Y. 10019.
2- ""A.S.T.M. Standards," pt. 23, Water; Atmospht•ric Analysis, 1972, American Society for Testing and Materials, Philadelphia, Pa. 19103.
3. "EPA Methods for Chemical Analysis of Water and Wastes," April 1971, Environmental Protection Agency, Water Quality Office,
Analytical Qua'Jty Control Laboratory, NERC, Cincinnati, Ohio 45268.
Copies of the publications are available from the above sources, or for review in the regional offices of the Environmental Protection Agency
or the State water pollution control agency.
Data must Oe reported with an accuracy of at least TWO significant digits; i.e., values less than 1 must be reported at least to the nearest .01,
values between 1 and 10 to the nearest 0.1, values between 10 and 100 to the nearest 1.0, and so forth.

United States Soil
Department of Conservation
--r' Agriculture Service
SUBJECT: EVC -220-11 - Leroy Autry Waste Lagoon DATE: October 1, 1980
To: Mr. Dennis R. Ramsey, Regional Supervisor
DNRCD, Fayetteville, North Carolina
Dear Mr. Ramsey:
Mr. Leroy Autry has requested information from our office regarding
one of his waste treatment lagoons. The lagoon in question was designed
by Billy Jones, SCS Engineer, and constructed in November - December
1972. It was designed to handle 250 animal units. Disposal with a
honeywagon on cropland was planned at the time. A construction check
on 12-13-72 showed that the lagoon met design plans and specifications.
The constructed size was 50 feet x 180 feet x 9 feet deep.
According to Mr, Autry, muskrat damage resulted in some fluid leaving
the lagoon. An on-site inspection made 9-30-80 showed that the musk-
rat damage has been repaired. If fluid level is maintained according
to plans and no other structural damage from muskrats occurs, the la-
goon should function as designed.
Mr. Autry presently has two (2) other waste lagoons. In the future'
he plans to discontinue use of the lagoon in question by diverting the
waste into one of the new lagoons. He reported to us that he plans to
use a big gun to irrigate the waste on his cropland.
Please contact me if additional assistance is required.
Howard L. Hobson
District Conservationist
USDA -SCS, Clinton, N. C.
cc: Leroy Autry
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UESIal FOR TREATMENT AND HOLDING LAGOONS
For anerobi.c treatment figure 1 lb. hog = 1. cubic foot
Therefore:
1. 1902000 lbs. Hogs/Year = 190,000.` cu. ft. of storage for
waste treatment.
2. Excess rainfall for waste treatment lagoon:
.42 X 180 X 150 = 11,340 cu. ft.
(length) (width)
3. Waste Generation:
9,945 cu. yds.
VOLUME OF LAGOONS
Side Slopes 2 1
depthV = 6 [ (area of top) -F- (arca of bottom) ;- (4 X area of midsection) j
Ivew LoV00n5 wjdth uboui Ito Pi. Jenyfabout )(60 f'j.
8.4 lbs./day/100 lbs. X 190,000 lbs.
X 365 days = 93,058
cu. ft.
62.6 LBS./CU. FT.
.4.
Excess rainfall for holding pond:
.42 X 90 X 150 —
_�,670
cu.
£t.
(length) (width)
SUBTOTAL
110,068
cu.
ft.'.
5.
Empty 2 Times/Year = SUBTOTAL
55,034
cu.
ft.' _
6.
'Excess from 25 year stormfor waste treatment
lagoon:
.58 X 180 X 150 = '15,660
cu.
ft.
(length) (width)
7.
25 year storm for holding lagoon:
.58 X 90 X 150 --
7Z830 _-
cu.
ft.
Add 5, 6, and 7. for required volume of storage
in H_o_1_ding Lagoon.
78 524
cu.
ft.'
Treatment Lagoon
190,000 ._
Cu.
ft.
TOTAL VOLUME REQUIRED
cu.
ft.
27
_268,524
cu. ft./cu. yd.
9,945 cu. yds.
VOLUME OF LAGOONS
Side Slopes 2 1
depthV = 6 [ (area of top) -F- (arca of bottom) ;- (4 X area of midsection) j
Ivew LoV00n5 wjdth uboui Ito Pi. Jenyfabout )(60 f'j.

ANIMAL WASTE MANAGEMENT WORKSHEET
FIELD OFFICE Clinton _._., ... -- PATE _ARril 5. 1978
;game Leroy Autry
Address AULM111e, N.C. PH- 531-3440
Location nro_ximately 3 miles west of Salembure off SR 1233 on SR 1418.
rax 1 .5 mile5 NE on SR 1418.
PROJECT DESIGN DATA
Type operation Sows X 350 lbs.— lbs.
Boars X 350 lbs.= lbs.
11,000 Pigs X 150 lbs.= 150,000 lbs.
11,000 Pigs X CEO lbs.= 40,000 lbs.
TOTAL lbs. = 190.000
Type house(s)
Flush X
Pit X Pit Dimensions X X
Number of Houses 2
Dimension of Houses
Excess Rainfall 5"
25 Year Storm 7"
Estimated Size of Lagoon 150 feet X 180 feet
Estimated Waste Generation 8.4 1b./100 lb. hog/day
Method of Applying ing Effluent to Land _ Honey wagon and possible_ Krigation
Times to be Emptied Per Year 2

WASTE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FOR LEROY AUTRY
Mr. Autry requested assistance with his on-going hog operation. He will
have a complete operation from nursery to topping. The farm is located
off the Sal emburg/AutryviIle road (SR 1233) on SR 1418. The soils are
Norfolk and associated series.
SITE CONDITIONS
The site is located approximately 900 feet East of SR 1418. The nearest
dwelling is approximately 1,000 feet away. The topography is sloping
and presently being utilized as open range for hogs. Big Swamp is the
nearest stream. One lagoon is presently in operation and will take care
of part of the waste treatment.
DESIGN
Mr. Autry plans to raise topping hogs to sell at the market. The houses
will have slatted floors -with flush -out pits underneath. The effluent
will be flushed periodically into a treatment lagoon, then flow into a
holding lagoon to be recycled as flush water.
PROPOSED PLAN
The lagoons will be excavated with :Z-:1 side slopes. All dams will have
a combined slope of 5:1 with a 12 foot top width. All excess spoil
will be used for house foundation and diversions. All roof water and
surrounding runoff to be diverted away from the lagoon.
4 -JZ --1K
All disturbed areas to be seeded with adapted grasses (Tall Fescue - KY 31
is recommended).
All pipe inlets leading into the lagoons will need to be adequately supported
to prevent damage to pipes.
Effluent to be pumped out and applied to the land when fluid level is
exceeded. Do not pump out below 6 feet deep.
MAINTENANCE PLAN
I. Keep vegetation on embankment and areas adjacent to lagoon mowed.
2. Repair eroded areas and vegetate.
3. Apply lime and fertilizer annually or as needed.
DESIGN FOR DISPOSAL AREA
1. N produced = 190,000 lbs. X .048/100 lb./day X 365 days
N produced = 33,288 lbs.
2. Figure 75% loss of N due to volatization. The flush -out operation
with recycled effluent will expose the Nitrogen to the atmosphere
and result in N. loss.
33,288 lbs. N. X 25% = 8,322 lbs.
3. Figure applying 155 lbs. N/Ac./Yr. to corn
8,322 = 54 acres of corn needed.
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State of North Carolina
Department of Environment
and Natural Resources
Fayetteville Regional Office
James B. Hunt, Jr., Governor
Wayne McDevitt, Secretary
DIVISION OF WATER QUALITY
December 30, 1997
CERTIFIED MAIL
RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED
Mr. Leroy Autry
205 Leroy Autry Road
Autryville, NC 28318
SUBJECT: NOTICE OF DEFICIENCY
Leroy Autry Farm
Registration No.82-87
S amp son County
Dear Mr. Autry:
On December 8, 1997, staff from the Fayetteville Regional Office of the Division of Water
Quality inspected the Autry swine facility. It was observed that all the lagoons were near the
emergency storage level and that one of the lagoons had only 10 inches of freeboard. No waste
application records were available and no winter crops had been established at the time of the
inspection. The facility was not certified at the time of the inspection.
In regard to the deficiencies noted during the inspection, the following actions are requested:
1. Immediately contact a technical specialist to assist with the certification process to
comply with the deadline of December 31, 1997.
2. Immediately plant a suitable winter crop for waste application to allow for pumping to
lower the lagoon levels below the emergency storage level.
3. Begin maintaining records of waste application on the required forms (IRR- I and IRR -2)
and collect waste analysis samples within 60 days of pumping.
Please notify this office in writing on or before January 31, 1998 at the address below as to
the actions taken or proposed to be taken to resolve this deficiency. Nothing in this letter should
be taken as absolving this facility of the responsibility and liability of any violations that have or
may result from these deficiencies.
225 Green Street, Suite 714 FAX [phone]
Fayetteville, North Carolina 28301-5043 An Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Employer
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If
have any questions concerning this matter, please call Robert F. Heath, Environmental
Specialist, at (91
Sincerely,
Robert F. Heath
Environmental Specialist
cc: Operations Branch
Central Files
Audrey Oxendine - FRO DSW
Wilson Spencer - Sampson Co. MRCS