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State of North Carolina
Department of Environment
and Natural Resources
Division of Water Quality
James B. Hunt, Jr., Governor
Bill Holman, Secretary
Kerr T. Stevens, Director
May 17, 2000
Keith Edwards
Route 2, Box 118
Polkton NC 28135-9629
NCDENR
NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OP
ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES
Subject: Rating of Potential Risk
Inactive Waste Lagoons and Storage Ponds
Keith Edwards Farm
Facility Number 4-5005
Anson County
Dear Keith Edwards;
During the 1999 session, the North Carolina General Assembly passed a law directing the North
Carolina Department of Environment of Natural Resources (DENR) to develop an inventory and
ranking of all inactive lagoons and storage ponds -in the State. In order to meet this directive, a
representative of DENR has recently evaluated the inactive lagoon(s) and/or storage pond(s) on your
property. Inactive lagoons and storage ponds were defined by the Statute as structures which were
previously used to store animal waste but have not received waste for at least one year.
The information collected on your property is contained in the attached field data sheets. Using
this field data, staff ranked your inactive waste structures as high, medium or low according to its
potential risk for polluting surface and/or groundwater. Your waste structure(s) was ranked as
follows -
Structure Number Surface Area (Acres} Rankin
1 0.3 Medium
This ranking is based in part on the conditions existing on the day of the site visit. Changes in
these conditions or the collection and evaluation of additional data may modify the ranking of your
waste structure(s) in the future.
Information on your facility along with over 1000 others contained in the inventory has been
provided to the General Assembly. During this year's session, the General Assembly will consider
additional requirements for future management of these structures which may include requiring
proper closure of inactive lagoons and storage ponds according to current or alternative standards.
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Rating of Potential Risk
Inactive Waste Lagoons and Storage Ponds
Animal Waste Management System
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Regardless of their ranking, owners of all waste lagoons and storage ponds have certain
management responsibilities. These include taking appropriate actions to eliminate current
discharges, prevent future discharges and to insure the stability of their structures. Staff of the
Division of Water Quality will be in contact with owners of all inactive structures that have been
determined to pose a serious environmental risk, based on its ranking and/or additional field data
collected by the Department.
All liquids and waste removed from these structures must be land applied at a rate not to exceed
the agronomic needs of the receiving crops. Any major modifications made to the dike walls or
structure must be done in accordance with current standards and under the direction of a technical
specialist designated for structural design. Your local Soil and Water Conservation District is an
excellent source for information and guidance related to proper waste application practices, structure
operation and maintenance, and other related animal waste management standards and/or
requirements.
Nothing in this letter should be taken as removing from you the responsibility and liability for
any past or future discharges from your lagoon(s) and/or storage pond(s) or for any violations of
surface water or groundwater quality standards.
Thank you for your cooperation and assistance in this process. If you have questions concerning
your inactive structures, please contact the staff of either in the Division of Water Quality or the
Division of Soil and Water Conservation in the Fayetteville Regional Office at [phone].
Sincerely,
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,Paul Rawls
Water Quality Regional Supervisor
cc: Anson County Soil and Water Conservation District Office
Facility File

Facility,Number 04 — 5005 Lagoon Number Q1......... Lagoon Identifier In. tju .lagwn..R.1........................
0 Active 0 Inactive Latitude 35 09 51
Waste Last Added:,;.1,-2Q67.................................... Longitude 80 15 33
Determined by: ® Owner ❑ Estimated
Surface Area (acres): Q,,.p,.,,,..
Embankment Height (feet): a..,..
By GPS or Map? 10 GPS ❑ Map
CPS file number: js032815a
Distance to Stream: 0 <250 feet 0 250 feet - 1000 feet 0 >1000 feet
By measurement or Map? ❑ Field Measurement ®Map
Down gradient well within 250 feet? O Yes *No
Intervening Stream? O Yes 0 No
Distance to WS or HQW (miles): 0 < 5 0 5 - 10 0 > 10
Overtopping from Outside Waters? O Yes # No O Unknown
Spillway O Yes O No Adequate Marker ()Yes O No
Freeboard & Storm Storage Requirement (inches):
Inspection date 3-28-2000
appearance of 0 Sludge Near Surface
lagoon liquid 0 Lagoon Liquid Dark, Discolored
0 Lagoon Liquid Clear
O Lagoon Empty
Freeboard (inches): 60
embankment condition 0 Poorly Built, Large Trees, Erosion, Burrows, Slumping, Seepage, Tile Drains, Etc.
O Construction Specification Unknown But Dam Appears in Good Condition
O Constructed and Maintained to Current NRCS Standards
outside drainage 0 Poorly Maintained Diversions or Large Drainage Area not Addressed in Design
0 Has Drainage Area Which is Addressed in Lagoon Design
0 No Drainage Area or Diversions Well Maintained
liner status O High Potential for Leaking, No Liner, Sandy Soil, Rock Outcrops Present, Etc.
0 No Liner, Soil Appears to Have Low Permeability
O Meets NRCS Liner Requirements
Ication equipment fail to make contact
and/or Sprayfield 0 Yes 0 No 0 Unknown with representative O Yes pp No
unavailable
comments 14- 1 have concern about liner as Mr. Edwards said that he had not pumped the
lagoon.
Will close when can get 100% reimbursement.

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Type of Visit Q Compliance Inspection Q Operation Review .O Lagoon Evaluation
Reason for Visit Q Routine Q Complaint © Follow up Q Emergency Notification O Other Q Denied Access
Facility Number Oq SOOS
Permitted [3 Certified 0 Conditionally Certified p Registered Date of Visit 3-28-2000
140 Not Operational Q Below Threshold Date Last Operated or Above Threshold: 3.1407.......
Farm Name: KlZAttt Edti ar:dsForm ................................................................................. County: Ansant.............................. ................... FRO............
Owner Name: Xtitttt....................................... Edwards .................................................... Phone No: J7.Q41.02i6-,aX42........................................................
FacilityContact: ...............................................................................Title:.,......................................------....-----........ Phone No:....................................................
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OnsiteRepresentative; .... ................. ............. ............ .................................................... Integrator:---.........................................................
Location of Farm:
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H�SM e'; []Poultry Cattle ❑ Horse"
Design Current Design Current Design -Current
Swine' capacity Population Poultry Capacity.Po' elation.... Cattle,"; Clilpiteity Population
® Wean to Feeder
600
0
❑ Feeder to Finish
❑ Farrow to Wean
❑ Farrow to Feeder
❑ Farrow to Finish
❑ Gilts
❑ Boars
❑ Layer ❑Dairy
❑ Non -Layer ❑Non -Dairy
❑ Other . '
T6ta! Resign Capacity, 600
Total SSLW,� 18,000
F'sNumber of Lagoons 1 Holding Ponds /Solid Traps �+
Dischar & Stream liii�iacls
1. Is any discharge observed from any part of the operation?
Discharge originated at: ❑ Lagoon ❑ Spray Field ❑ Other
a. If discharge is observed, was the conveyance man-made?
b. If discharge is observed, did it reach Water of the State'? (If yes, notify DWQ)
c. If discharge is observed. what is the estimated flow in gal/min?
2. Is there evidence of past discharge from any part of the operation?
3. Is storage capacity (freeboard plus storm storage) less than adequate? ❑ Spillway
Waste Collection & Treatment
Please see attached Lagoon Field Data Sheets
❑ Yes ® No
❑ Yes ❑ No
❑ Yes ❑ No
❑ Yes ® No
❑ Yes ® No
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Reviewer/Inspector Signature: Date:
Printed on: 5/12/2000

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State of North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
512 North Salisbury Street S Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
James G. Martin, Governor
S. Thomas Rhodes, Secretary
November 12, 1987
Mr. H. Patrick Taylor, Jr.
Attorney At Law
115 East Wade Street
Wadesboro, North Carolina 28170
RE: Keith W. Edwards Hog
File No. 87 NRC 0638.
Dear Mr. Taylor:
Joseph E. Slate, Jr., Director
Office of Legal Affairs
Thomas Hilliard, III
Edwin L. Gavin 11
David G. Heeter
Yvonne C. Bailey
-- Judith Robb Bullock
Paul B. Stam, Sr.
Robin N. Michael Robert R. Gelblum
P'i)V 3 1987
ENV. J,1ANA .EMENT
Farm, FAyETTEVILLE REG. OFFICE
This letter acknowledges your client's check -in the amount
of $100.00 in full settlement of the above -referenced case.
Also, I am enclosing a copy of the Notice of Withdrawal of
Petition and Consent Agreement and Settlement which has been
filed with the Office of Administrative Hearings to close this
matter. -
Thank you for your cooperation.
Sincerely,
udith Rabb Bullock
Agency Legal Specialist
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Attachment
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P.Q Box 276BZ Rakth, North Carolina 27611-7697 Tekphone 919.733--7247
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF ANSON
FILED
0E-F10E OF
ADMIX I;ToR`. 11N:?TAEQOFFICE OF
NovlMINI�TTVE HEARINGS
An I0. 7 NRC 0638
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KEITH W. EDWARDS, D/H/A
KEITH W. EDWARDS HOG FARM
.,Petitioner,
v.
N.C. DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL)
RESOURCES AND COMMUNITY )
DEVELOPMENT, DIVISION OF }
ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT, )
Respondent. )
NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL
OF PETITION
Petitioner hereby withdraws its petition for a contested
case hearing. No further proceedings are needed or required to
resolve the contested case captioned above.
This the day off �r YY ! 1987.
Petitioper/Attc#ney for Petitioner

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF ANSON
IN THE MATTER OF:
FILED
OFFICE OF
ADMIIgjTj6kg: NE -!I NVIRONMENTAL
QY VMAJ CXS=Mg Tif ONRCSSION 0638
The Assessment of Civil } CONSENT AGREEMENT
Penalties Against Keith W. ) AND SETTLEMENT
Edwards, D/B/A Keith W. Edwards)
Hog Farm )
The North' Carolina Division of Environmental Management
(hereinafter DEM) of the Department, of Natural Resources and
Community Development (hereinafter Department) and Keith W.
Edwards (hereinafter Edwards) hereby enter into this Consent
Agreement and Settlement in order to amicably resolve matters in
controversy between them pursuant to N.C.G.S. 150B--31(b). This
matter arose out of the assessment of $1,458.22 in civil
penalties by the Director of DEM against Edwards. These civil
penalties were assessed on June 5., 1987 for violations of
N.C.G.S. 143-215.1(a)(1), as more fully described in the
assessment document. On June 24, 1987, Edwards Timely requested
an administrative hearing in this matter.
Without any trial of fact or law in the above -styled matter,
and without any admissions, DEM and Edwards have reached the
following agreement:
A. That Edwards will pay $100.00 to the Department in
settlement of the investigative costs assessed by the Director of
DEM, according to the following schedule:
I. one payment in the amount of $100.00 due and payable
upon execution of this agreement. Payment shall be made by check
made payable to the North Carolina Department of Natural

Resources and Community Development at the following address:
Post Office Box 27687
Raleigh, North Carolina 27611-7687
Attention: Office of Legal Affairs
2. That the breach of any condition of Paragraph A.1.
above by Edwards will render due and payable any unpaid remaining
balance of the $1,458.22 in civil penalties. Edwards expressly
stipulates and acknowledges that, by entering this Consent
Agreement and Settlement, he waives any and all defenses to the
underlying assessment of civil penalties; and that the issue in
any action to collect said-penalties-will'be limited to the
payment or non-payment thereof in accordance with the terms of
this Consent Agreement and Settlement.
3. That DEM agrees to accept the payment of $100.00 in
complete satisfaction subject to the terms of this agreement.
4. That Edwards explicitly waives its right to an
administrative hearing in this matter.
5. That nothing in this Consent Agreement and Settlement
shall restrict any right of DEM to take enforcement action
against Edwards for any new violation pursuant to N.C.G.S.
143-215.6.
This the day of fir, 1987.
FOR THE DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTALe FOR KEITH W. EDWARDS:
MANAGE14tNT
A.
R. Paul Wilms, Director Keith W. Edwards
udith Robb Bullock H. 'Patrick Taylo , J .
Agency Legal Specialist Attorney

Taylor and Bower
Attorneys at Law
115 EAST WADE 5TREET
µ, PATRICK TAYLOR. JR.
WadesbOrQ, N.C. $8170
GEORGE C. 60WsR. 4R.
September 30, 1987
Ms. Judith Robb Bullock
North Carolina Department of Natural
Resources and Community Development
512 North Salisbury Street
Raleigh,"N. C. 27611
Re : Keith W. Edwards
Anson County
File Number : WQ 87-17
Dear Judith:
TCLEPNOHE 694.2642
AREA CODE 704
W W % v
ENV. MANAGEMEW
FAYETTEVILLE REG. QFkCE
Pursuant to our telephone conversation today I am enclosing
certain documentary evidence as requested by you and
beginning in 1983 when Mr- Edwards was attempting to
determine land boundaries. I hope that a review of these
will convince you of the good faith efforts of Mr. Edwards,
and that any discharge was not caused by any actions on his
part. Regardless of the boundary controversy, Steve Thomas
had no right to go in and take a bulldozer and destroy a
dam.
As I indicated to you, the new lagoon was designed and built
at the direction of the soil and water conservation
officials,_ and by an expert --from State College.
Cord' ly yours,
H. ay o , r.
HPTjr:ks
Enclosures

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA IN THE GENERAL COURT OF JUSTICE
SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION
COUNTY OF ANSON BEFORE THE CLERK
File No., & sP c
KEITH WILSON EDWARDS and Wife, }
SYLVIA MORTON EDWARDS, }
Petitioners )
Vs. )
LOUISE B. THOMAS, Widow; LINDA )
T. DRYE and Husband, JOHN E. )
DRYE;,MINNIE T. HAMRICK HONEYCUTT)
and Husband, DAVID HONEYCUTT; )
KENNETH W. THOMAS and Wife, }
ROBERTA G. THOMAS; WILLIAM A. )
THOMAS and Wife, PEGGY THOMAS; )
H. P. TAYLOR, JR., Trustee; )
BENNETT M. EDWARDS, Trustee; )
UNITED CAROLINA BANK; WILLIAM C. )
CAPEL, JR., Trustee; THE FIRST )
NATIONAL BANK -OF ANSON COUNTY; )
MORAN D. McLENDON, JR., Trustee; )
THE FEDERAL LAND BANK OF )
COLUMBIA; and PIEDMONT PRODUCTION)'
CREDIT ASSOCIATION, )
}
Respondents )
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P E T I T I O N
TO THE HONORABLE R. FRANK HIGHTOWER, CLERK OF THE SUPERIOR COURT
OF ANSON COUNTY:
Your Petitioners respectfully show unto the Court:
I
That your Petitioners are the owners of certain lands lying
and being in the County of Anson, State of North Carolina and
described as follows:
FIRST LOT:
BEING an the West and East sides of State Road #1600, and
bounded on the East by Richardson Creek, and beginning
C. AVERY HIGHTOWER, P.A.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
SID It, WADE RTRERT
WAO900ORO. NORTH CAROLINA

at a railroad spike in the center -of North Carolina.
Secondary Road #1600 over an 18" R. C. pipe, and
being an old corner of Kenneth Wayne Thomas' land,
as recorded in Book 169, Page 44, Anson County Reg-
istry, and runs thence a new line, South 86-30 East
49.7S feet to a new corner; thence with a drain
ditch as follows: South 35-50 East 124.00 feet,
South 18-22-24 East 692.67 feet to a new corner in
said ditch; thence South 28-33-SO East 177.57 feet
to a point in the center of Richardson Creek; thence
with Richardson Creek, South 36-46 West 200.00 feet
to an old corner in Richardson Creek, of Kenneth
Wayne Thomas' 2.43 acres tract; thence with a line
of Kenneth Wayne Thomas' 2.43 acres tract. South
88-S1 West 56,6.78 feet to a railroad spike in the
center of SR #1600; thence with SR #1600 on chards
as follows: North 24-45 West 243.58 feet to a rail-
road spike; North 3-16-20 East 257.70 feet and North
32-06 East 198.40 feet to a point in the center of
SR 01600, being approximately 1.3 feet South of an
R. C. Pipe under SR #1600, and being a corner of
Robert M. Thomas' 2.0 acre tract; thence along the
center of said SR 01600 North 30-28 East 91.78 feet,
North 38 East 280 feet, North 27-30 East 78 feet,
North 9-30 West 74 feet, to the point of beginning,
containing 12.19 acres, more or less.
The same being described as the THIRD TRACT in that
certain deed from Brenda J. Thomas and husband,
Kenneth Wayne Thomas, to Kenneth Wayne Thomas dated
December 1, 1981 and duly recorded in Deed Book 202
Page No. 405, Anson County Registry.
SECOND LOT:
NEGINNINC—at an old corner, said corner being South
86-30 East 49.75 feet from a railroad spike in the
center of N. C. Secondary Road #1600 over an 18" R.
C.P., and runs with a line of William Allen Thomas,
guardian, South 73-44-50 East 696.42 feet to an
iron, the southeast corner of the William Allen
Thomas, guardian, 5.47 acre tract; thence a new
line South 9-19 West 478.34 feet to a point in the
center of Richardson Creek; thence up Richardson
Creek, South 41-OS-30 West 327.60 feet to a point
in the center of Richardson Creek,,an old corner
of Kenneth Wayne Thomas' 12.19 acres tract; thence
with said 12.19 acres tract, North 28-33-50 West
177.57 feet to an old corner in a drain; thence
still with said 12.19 acres tract, North 18-22-24
West 692.67 feet, up said drain, to an old corner;
E. AViRV HIOHTOWCR. P.A.
ATTORNEY AT 6AW
IIt E. WADI[ •TIIEET
WADE40000. NORTH CAROUNA

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thence with said 12.19 acres tract, North 35-50 West
124.00 feet with. said drain to the point of'. beginning',
containing 7.04 acres, more or less.
The same being described as the FOURTH TRACT in that
certain deed from Brenda J. Thomas and husband, Kenneth
Wayne Thomas, to Kenneth Wayne Thomas dated December 1,
1981, and duly recorded in Deed Book 202 Page No. 405,
Anson County Registry.
THIRD LOT:
BEGINNING at a railroad spike in the center of North
Carolina Secondary Road N1600 over an 18" RC pipe,
being a common corner of Kenneth Wayne Thomas' land
described in Book 169, Page 44, in the Anson County
Registry, and runs with SR #1600 on chords as follows:
North 8-34-36 East 186.52 feet and North 15-11-20 East
101.67 feet to a spike approximately 2.0 feet west of
the center of SR #1600, and being in the line of two
driveways; thence a new line South 80-41 East 732.82
feet, passing irons at 479.91 feet and 513.41 feet, to
an iron on the South edge of a farm road; thence South
9-19 West 366.70 feet to an iron; thence North 73-44-50
West 696.42 feet to a point; thence North 86-30 West
49.75 feet to the point, of.beginning, containing 5.47
acres, more or less.
The same being described as the SIXTH TRACT in that
certain deed from Brenda J. Thomas and husband,
Kenneth Wayne Thomas, to Kenneth Wayne Thomas dated
December 1, 1981, and duly recorded in Deed Book 202
Page No. 405, Anson County Registry.
FOURTH LOT:
BEGINNINa—at an iron pin, the southernmost corner of
Minnie T. Hamrick land and the northeast corner of
William Allen Thomas (guardian) lot; said iron being
South 80-41 East 731.00 feet from the center of SR
#1600; beginning at aforementioned iron and runs a new
line:South 80-41 East 400.00 feet to a new'corner in
a field; thence a new line South 9-17-14 West 728.47
feet to a point in Richardson Creek; thence with said
creek on a chord, South 83-05 West 417.00 feet to a
point in said creek, a corner of the Kenneth Wayne
Thomas land; thence with an old line of Kenneth Wayne
Thomas, North 9-19 East 845.04 feet, passing an iron
at 478.34 feet, the corner of Kenneth Wayne Thomas and
William Allen Thomas, to the point of beginning, con-
taining 7.22 acres, more or less.
E. AVEcRY HIGHTOWER. P.A.
ATTORN[Y AT LAW
419 [. WADE STR[6T
WA0196DORO, NORTH CAROLINA

The same being.described as'the SEVENTH TRACT in that
certain deed from Brenda J. Thomas and husband, Kenneth
Wayne Thomas, to Kenneth Wayne Thomas, dated December
19 1981, and duly recorded in Deed Book 202, Page No.
405, Anson County Registry.
Being the same four (4) contiguous tracts of land as were
conveyed to Petitioners by Kenneth Wayne Thomas by deed dated
March 12, 1982 and recorded in the Anson County Registry in Deed
Book 203 at Page 100.
Being the same 12.19 acres, 7.04 acres, and 5.47 acres as
shown on the plat entitled "Plat Showing Property,of Mrs.Louise
B. Thomas As Sold To Children - 1977 "The Intent of Survey in
1977 Is To Show Correct Metes and Bounds Of All Property To
Children of Mrs. Louise B. Thomas As Will Be Deeded According
To This Survey", by James M. Dennis, Registered Land Surveyor,
dated January 5, 1977, a copy of which plat is marked "Exhibit
All and is hereto attached and by this reference made a part of
this Petition,
II
That the Respondent, Minnie Thomas Hamrick Honeycutt is the
owner of certain land adjoining said lands of Petitioners described
as follows;
BEING on the East side of North Carolina Secondary Road
#1600, adjoining the lands of Louise B. Thomas and Dan
Turner, and '
BEGINNING at a railroad spike in the center of SR #1600,
the Northeast co4rner of Linda T. Dry's lot as recorded
in Deed Book 181, Page 73, Anson.County Registry, and
runs with the line of Dan Turner North 74-58 East 865.34
feet, crossing a branch at 769.64 feet, to an iron stake
on the East bank of a farm road, thence a now line South
17-04 West 571.22-feet to an iron on the South side of
another farm road; thence North 80-41 West 219.41 feet
to an iron; thence North 23-30 West 131.86 feet to an
iron; thence North 70-49-20 West 429.34 feet to a point
in SR 11600; thence with SR 01600 North 15-11-20 East
25.00 feet to the point of beginning, containing five
(5.0) acres, more or less.
It being a portion
120, Page 147, and
and wife, Louise B.
in the Anson County
E. AVILRV HIGHTOWER, PA.
ATTOAi4tV AT LAw
Ilo Y. WADI 6TRACT
WApE660RO, HORTH CAROL}NA
of the lands described in Deed Book
the 2.0 acre tract to Wallace Thomas
Thomas from S. J. Turner, as recorded
Registry.
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The foregoing description is taken from a plat and
survey of the property made by James M. Dennis,
R.L.S., under date of January 5, 1977.
Being the same land as conveyed to Minnie T. Hamrick by
Louise B. Thomas, widow, by deed dated January 19, 1977 and
recorded in the Anson County Registry in Deed Book 189 at Page
3S3.
Being also described and designated as the 5.00 acres tract
on said plat by James M. Dennis, Registered Land Surveyor, dated
January 5, 1977, a copy of which marked "Echibit All is attached
to and made a part of this Petition.
III
That the Respondent, Linda Thomas Drye is the owner of certain
land adjoining the said lands of the Petitioners described as
follows:
BEGINNING at a new iron pipe'in the southern line of
Louise B. Thomas' 1.227 acre tract,, and runs thence
a new line N. 23-45-04 E. 127.'75 feet to a new iron
pipe in the northern line of said Lou4se B. Thomas'
1.227 acre tract', thence S. 70-44-20 E. 75.90 feet
to an existing iron pin; thence S. 23-30-00 E. -131.
90 feet to an existing iron pin, a corner of the
property of Minnie T. Hamrick; thence N. 8046-30
W. 178.00 feet to the point or place bf beginhing,
containing 0.337 of an acme.-',
The foregoing description is taken from a plat and
survey of the property made by William H. King, R.
L.S., under the supervision of .lames M. Dennis, R.L.S.,
under date of November 28, 1981.
Being the same land as,conveyed to Linda T. Drye by
Louise B. Thomas, widow, by deed dated December 28, 1981 and
recorded in the Anson County Registry in Deed Book 202 at Page
702.
Being a part of the southern end or part of the "Homeplace,
Louise B. Thomas" as shown on said map and plat by James M. Dennis,
Registered Land Surveyor, dated January 5, 1977, a copy of which is
attached to and made a part.of this Petition.
IV
That Louise B. Thomas, one of the Respondents, is the owner
of certain lands adjoining said lands of Petitioners and described
E. AVERY HIGHTOWER, P.A.
ATTOLINVV AT LAW
11D E. WAOL STRLiT
WAOESWORO. NORTH C.AROL.INA

as follows:
BEGINNING at a nail located in the centerline of
Rural Paved Road #1600 S. 15-11-20 W. 25.00 feet
along the centerline of said State Road #1600
from the northeast corner of the 1.28 acres tract
then owned by Linda T. Drye and runs thence from
said beginning stake S. 70-44-20 E. 357.'55 feet
to a new iron pipe; thence S. 23-45-00 W. 127.75
feet to a new iron pine; thence N. 80-36-30 W.
335.40 feet to a railroad spike 2.0 feet west of
the centerline of S.R. #1600; thence with the
centerline of said road N. 15-11-20 E. 185.33 feet
to the point of beginning and containing 1.227
acres, more or less.
Being designated and described as "iiomeplace Louise B. Thomas"
on the plat by James M. Dennis, Registered Land Surveyor, dated
January 5, 1977, a copy of which marked "Exhibit -A" is attached to
and made a part of this Petition, less the 0.337 of an acre conveyed
by said Louise B. Thomas, widow, to Linda T. Drye by deed dated
December 28, 1981 and recorded in the Anson County Registry in Deed
Book 202 at Page 702; and as described in Allegation III above.
IIJ
That Louise B. Thomas, widow, and.William A. 'Thomas executed
that Deed of Trust on the Homeplace containing 1.227 acres, dated
September 13, 1982 to William C. Capel, Jr., Trustee for the First
National Bank of Anson County and recorded in the Anson County
Registry in Deeds of Trust Book 176 at Page 43; and that said
William A. Thomas, William C. Capel, Jr., Trustee and The First
National Bank of Anson County, along with Louise B. Thomas, are
necessary parties to this proceeding.
VI
That the Respondents, Kenneth W. Thomas and wife, Roberta G.
Thomas are the owners of that certain land adjoining the said
lands of the Petitioners, described as follows:
BEGINNING at a stake, a new corner in the old line,
said old line being described in TRACT TWO in Deed
Book 120, Page 147, Anson County Registry; said
stake being approximately 400 feet east of an old
corner, holly tree indicator and being 31.8 feet
west of the southernmost corner of the land of Linda
T. Drye as described in Deed Book 180, Page 363,
Anson County Registry and running with an old line
N. 74-58 E. 297.8 feet to a stake in the center of
E. AVERY HIGHTOWER, P.A.
ATTORN4Y AT I,.AW
110 C. WADE ¢OMECT
WAD4EFDOMo. NONTM CA14OLINA

State Road #1600; thence a new line with SR #1600
on a chord.S.,15-11-20 E. 312.0 feet to another
stake in the centerline of said SR #1600; thence
a new line N. 74-09-46 E. 210.7 feet to a stake,
a new corner; thence another new line due north
160.7 feet to the point of beginning, containing
1.28 acres, more or less.
The same being described as the SECOND TRACT in
that deed by Linda T. Drye and husband, John E.
Drye to Kenneth Wayne 'Thomas and wife, Brenda J.
Thomas dated March 28, 1980 and recorded in the
Anson County Registry and in the deed by Brenda
J. Thomas and Kenneth Wayne Thomas to Kenneth
Wayne Thomas dated December 1, 1981 and recorded
in the Anson County Registry in Deed Book 202
at Page 405.
Also being
on that plat by
January 5-, 1977
and made a part
described as the
James M. Dennis,
a copy of which
of this Petition.
"1.28 Ac. Linda T. Dry, 181-73"
Registered Land Surveyor, dated
marked "Exhibit A" is attached
VII
That the Respondents, Kenneth W. Thomas and wife executed
that Deed of Trust dated March 28, 1980 to Moran D. McLendon, Jr.,
Trustee for The Federal Land Bank of Columbia as is recorded in
Trust Book 169 at Page 88 of the Anson County Registry; and that
Deed of Trust to Moran D. McLendon, Jr., Trustee for Piedmont
Production Credit Association dated February 17, 1982 and recorded
in the Anson County Registry in Trust Book 174 at Page 720; and
that Moran D. McLendon, The Federal Land Bank of Columbia and
Piedmont Production Credit Association are necessary parties.
VIII
That Kenneth W. Thomas and his former wife, Brenda James
Thomas executed that certain Deed of Trust dated December 5, 1975
and recorded in said Anson County Registry in Trust Book 156 at
Page 374 to 14. P. Taylor, Jr., Trustee for American Bank and Trust
Company and that Deed of Trust to Bennett M. Edwards, Trustee for
American Bank and Trust Company dated January 19,.1977 and recorded
in the Anson County Registry in Trust Book 159 at Page 29; and that
11. P. Taylor, Jr., Trustee and Bennett M. Edwards, Trustee are
necessary parties.
Ix
That American Bank and Trust Company, by merger, is now
E. AVERY HIGHTOWEA. P.A.
AT 10KNRY AT LAW
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United Carolina Bank.
X
That the Respondents, Kenneth Wayne Thomas, William A. Thomas,
Louise-B. Thomas, Linda T. Drye and Minnie Thomas Hamrick Honeycutt
and Steven Thomas, dispute the correctness of the boundary lines
of the lands of the Petitioners as set out in the above referred to
Allegation I; -that the particular boundary line so disputed by the
Respondents being the northern boundary line of the Petitioners
5.47 acres tract as.follows:
------ a spike approximately 2.0 feet west of the
center of SR P1600 and being in the line of two drive-
ways; thence a new line South 80-41 East 732.82 feet,
passing irons at 479.91 feet and 513.41 feet to an
iron on the south edge of a farm road; -------------".
X1
That the Homeplace of Louise B. Thomas, the 0.337 of an acre
tract to Linda T. Drye and the 5.00 acre tract of Donnie T. Hamrick
Honeycutt adjoin Petitioners' land and abut on said boundary line,
XII
That the spike in the State Road #1600 at the western end of
said disputed lime is located in the abutting boundary line of
Kenneth W. Thomas and wife, Roberta G. Thomas; that it has recently
been dug out -or removed from said point in said road; that the
fence extending alon&-Petitioners' said boundary line has been
destroyed, the wire torn down and the posts removed.
XIII
That the Respondent, Kenneth W. Thomas, denies that the hole..
in State Road-#1600 where the spike was located 'is the correct
location and wrongfully and erroneously contends that the spike
in the State Road #1600 should be -in another or different location.
XTV
That- Minnie Thomas liamrick 'Honeycutt is married to David
Honeycutt; and that David lloneycutt-i's a'necessary party.
XV '
That Linda Thomas Drye is married to John A. Drye; and that
John A. Drye is a necessary party.
E. AVERV HIGHTOWER. P.A.
ATTQAN&V AT LAw
119 6, W^0L STNEEY
WADC4401410. NORTH CAROLINA

WHEREFORE, your Petitioners pray the Court;
1. That the boundary lines of your Petitioners as above
set -out be adjudged to be correct pursuant to Chapter 38 of the
General Statutes of North Carolina,
2... That, as by law provided, the Court appoint a competent
surveyor to run and mark the lines as determined by the Court;
3. That when Petitioners lines are established they be
Marked by the Court surveyor by substantial, permanent wRrkors.
4. And for such other and further relief as to the Court
may seem just and proper.
r
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Wmdosboro. North Carolina 28170
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NORTH CAROLINA )
ANSON COUNTY )
KEITH WILSON EDWARDS and SYLVIA MORTON EDWARDS, being first
duly sworn, depose and say:
That they are the Petitioners herein; that they have read the
foregoing Petition and'know the contents thereof; that the matters
therein set forth are true of their own knowledge, except as to
those mutters alleged therein upon information and as to those
matters, they believe them to be true.
Kith i son Owards
%via, Morton Edwards -
Subscribed and sworn to fore me,
this the .day of 1983.
otary Pub4p
My commission expires:.
/^ice• p�.
E• AVERY HIGHTOWER. P.A.
A$TORNLY AT LAW
$10 E. WADE liTREET
WADE6e ORQ. NORTH CAROLINA

H. PATRICK TAVLOR. JR.
GEORGE C. rowER. in.
Taylor and Sower
Attorneys at Law
us EAOT WADE STREET
DRAWER 503
Wadesboro. N.C. 28170
A
April 15, 198�
Mr. Henry T. Drake, Attorney
Post Office Box 746
Wadesboro, North Carolina 28170
C
Re: Steve Thomas - Keith Edwards
Hog Lagoon
i
Dear Mr. Drake:
Receipt is acknowledged of your letter of April
relating to the above referred,matter.
TELEPHONE 0Y4.2142
AREA CODE 704
41 1985 and
Mr. Edwards bought - the property upon which the hog lagoon is
located from Kenneth Wayne Thomas, and he was assured by Mr.
Thomas that -the lagoon was on the property he purchased. Mr.
Edwards also talked with the mother of Mr. Thomas and she
assured him that it was on the property. It is my understand-
ing that Mr. Dennis has surveyed this property and.he should
know whether or not the property is on the Thomas or the Edwards
property, and I would suggest that we discuss the matter with
Mr. Dennis, and if it is not on the Edwards property then he
tells me that he would be willing to redesign it such that it
is on the property that he has purchased. In this connection
Kenneth Thomas gave him a contract that if it was not on the
property that he would be responsible to have it removed from
any other persons premises. I am further advised that Mr. Edwards
has not enlarged the scope of his operations.
I would further suggest that we meet on the premises and take a
look at the situation after we have talked with Mr. Dennis and
resolve any controversy which might exist.
Very truly yours,
TAYT OR AND BOWER
H. P. Taylor, Jr.
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NORTH CAROLINA ) IN THE GENERAL C0. ;�4�QF-'�UP4 1
DISTRICT COU9�D�IVI8I `C.S.C.
ANSON COUNTY ) FILE PTO, 86 Qsl
KEITH W. EDWARDS and wife, )
SYLVIA MORTON BDWARDS, )
Plaintiffs )"
vs ) ORDER
)
STEVE WILSON THOMAS, )
Defendant )
This cause coming on to be heard and being heard by His
Honor, Michael W. Beale, Judge of the District Court of the
Twentieth Judicial District of North Carolina and Judge
Presiding at this October 20, 1986 Session of the District
Court for Anson County, and the plaintiffs and their
attorneys, H. P. Taylor, Jr. and E. A. Hightower and the
defendant and his attorney, Henry T. Drake being present and
the Court after the plaintiffs and their witnesses and the
defendant having testified, finds as facts:
That plaintiffs and the defendant are citizens and
residents of Anson County, North Carolina; that plaintiffs
are the owners of attract of land in Burnsville Township,
Anson County, North Carolina containing 31.72 acres, more or
less, as was conveyed to them by Kenneth W. Thomas by deed
March 12,,-1982 and recorded in the Anson County Registry in
Deed Book 203 at Page 100 where plaintiffs own and operate a
hog farm, that defendant claims the land adjoining
plaintiffs and that there is a substantial dispute as to the
location of the boundary line of the properties; that there
is probable cause that plaintiffs would be able to prove
their ownership and valid use of the property; that as a
part of plaintiffs' hog farm operation there is located on
their land a two-story hog house, other buildings and a
lagoon; that the lagoon is a pond of water held by a dam
some sixty feet (601) long and several feet high; that the
waste from the hog houses is flushed or washed into the
lagoon which is an essential part of the operation and
necessary in the disposal of the waste for health and
environmental purposes; that defendant claims that the
lagoon or a part thereof is on his land and on or about the
first of October, 1986 defendant took his bulldozer and tore
down the dam and destroyed the lagoon; that the destruction
of the lagoon did irreparable harm to the operation and to
the nearby Richardson Creek; that there is probable cause
that in the trial of the action the plaintiff will prevail;

that the N. C. Department of Natural Resources and Community
Development has directed that an overflow or discharge from
the lagoon into the creek would result in a penalty up to
$10,000.00 and defendant contends that the lagoon, if on his
property, could subject him to that penalty=
On the foregoing findings of facts, the Court concludes
as matters of law that there are legal grounds for the
issuance of the Injunction and Restraining Girder; that the
defendant's acts complained of result in irreparable damage
to plaintiffs; that defendant may suffer damage by way of
the penalty hereinabove referred to up to $10,000.00 if tt
be determined that he is wrongfully enjoined or restrainedi
IT IS NOW, THEREFORE, ORDERED AND DECREED, THAT
1. Defendant is restrained from going on the dam or
lagoon and from removing any dirt or do any other act to
alter the water flow or the lagoon and he is ordered to
maintain the status quo as everything now is until full
trial of this action;
2. Plaintiffs post a cash or secured bond in the sum
of $10,000.00 to defendant for possible damages, as may be
determined in the way of penalty by a jury, defendant might
suffer from any violation of the regulations of the North
carolina Department of Natural Resources and Community
Development if it be determined he has been wrongfully
restrained, not later than October 26, 1986 or this
injunction shall immediately become of no further force or
effect.
3. Marshall Bray, Registered Land Surveyor,
Rockingham, N. C. ov some -other licensed, disinterested
surveyor,. -if Marshall Bray is unavailable,_shall make a
survey of the disputed line, make a plat -showing the
location of the boundary lines of the parties, the location
of the lagoon in reference to the sale lines and make his
report to this Court within 30 days, plaintiffs and
defendant will share the costs of the survey and each party
will deposit $200.00 (totaling $400.00) with the Clerk of
this Court as earnest money to be disbursed by the Clerk to
the surveyor to be applied on the expense of the survey.
4. That the acts enjoined or restrained is binding
upon the defendant, his agents, servants, employees and
persons in active consent or participation with defendant.
This October 21, 1986.
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NORTH CAROLINA ) IN THE GENERAL COURT OF JUSTICE
DISTRICT COURT DIVISION
ANSON COUNTY ) FILE NO.a 86 CVD 294,
KEITH W. EDWARDS and wife, )
SYLVIA MORTON EDWARDS, )
)
Plaintiffs )
)
ve ) BOND
STEVE WILSON THOMAS, )
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Defendant }
}
Whereas Keith W. Edwards and wife, Sylvia M. Edwards,
have applied to the Court for a Restraining Order or
Injunction against Steve Wilson Thomas, the defendant, as
prayed for in the Complaint; and whereas, Temporary
Restraining Order was issued by His Honor D. R. Huffman; and
whereas His Honor, Michael W. Beale, Judge Presiding, at the
hearing on October 21, 1986 issued a Restraining Order or
Injunction, restraining or enjoining Steve Wilson Thomas
from going on the dam and lagoon, removing any dirt
therefrom or -doing anything else to alter water flow of
lagoon and ordered him to maintain status quo until the
final trial of this action; and whereas, North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
has advised "defendant he.migrht become liable to a penalty of
up to $10,000.00 if the lagoon were not properly maintained;
and whereas, plaintiffs were ordered to'post a cash or
secured bond in the principal sum of $10,000.00 conditioned
that plaintiffs pay such damages as a jury might -Asses if it
be determined that defendant is wrongfully enjoined;
Now, therefore, we the undersigned, Keith Z�Zds
dwards
and Sylvia M. pdwards as principals and V k ,
and gfd_��Lj4 T. ),,t;,e, as sureties, undertake and hereby
become bound unto said defendant to pay to said party
restrained such damages, if any, as a jury might assess, not
exceeding Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000.00) as defendant may
sustain by reason of the Restraining Order, if the Court
finally determines that defendant is wrongfully restrained.

Witness our hands and seals, this day of October,
1986.
(SEAL)
FAM.W'wl
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ma th oath that he s e is a freeholder and a resident o
County, North Carolina, and worth o eoo,a
dollars over and above all his/her liabilities and legal
exemptions allowed by law.
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Sworn to and subscribed before me,
this day of October, 1966.
clerk of Super or Court
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DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
June 1, 1987
M E M O R A N D U M
TO: Files
FROM: Ricky Revels, Environmental Technician III
THRU: Kerr T. Steven
Water Quality Supervisor
SUBJECT: Follow -Up Inspection on Enforcement Case #87-17 WQ
Keith W. Edwards' Pork Farm
Route 2
Polkton, North Carolina 28125
Anson County
On Wednesday, May 27, 1987, a follow-up inspection of Keith W. Edwards'
Pork Farm was conducted by Ken Averitte, Environmental Technician V and
Ricky Revels of the Fayetteville Regional Office. The.inspection revealed
that there was a discharge of wastewater (1-2 gpm) leaving the Edwards' lagoon
and flowing overland. The flow was moving in the direction of an unnamed
tributary to Richardson Creek. No sampling was done because the wastewater
flow, under the present dry weather conditions, never reached surface waters of
the State of North Carolina.
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DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
June 1, 1987
M E M O R A N D U M
TO: Files
FROM: Ricky Revels, Environmental Technician III
THRU: Kerr T. Stevens
Water Quality Supervisor
SUBJECT: Follow -Up Inspection on Enforcement Case #87-17 WQ
Keith W. Edwards' Pork Farm
Route 2
Polkton, North Carolina 28125
Anson County
On Wednesday, May 270 1987, a follow -pup inspection of Keith W. Edwards'
Pork Farm was conducted by Ken Averitte, Environmental Technician V and
Ricky Revels of the Fayetteville Regional Office. The .inspection revealed
that there was a discharge of wastewater (1-2 gpm) leaving the Edwards' lagoon
and flowing -overland. The flow was moving in the direction of an unnamed
tributary to Richardson Creek. No sampling was done because the wastewater
flow. under the present dry weather conditions, never reached surface waters of
the State of North Carolina.
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DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
February 19, 1987
CERTIFIED MAIL_
RETURN _RECEIPT REQUESTED
Keith Edwards Pork Farm
Route 2
Polkton, Borth Carolina 28125
SUBJECT: Unpermitted Discharge of Animal
Wastewater
Keith Edwards Pork Farm
Off SR-1600, near Burnsville
Polkton, Anson County
Dear Mr. Edwards:
This letter is to advise you that the Fayetteville Regional Office
has now completed our investigation of the subject unpermitted discharge
which occurred on January 13, 1987. Our report has been completed and
forwarded to our Central Office for consideration of enforcement action.
Since Keith Edwards Pork Farm did not obtain the appropriate discharge
permit to continue discharge after this facility was designated as a
concentrated animal feeding operation, this was a direct violation of N.
C. General. Statute 143-215.1(a)(1). Currently, our legal staff is
reviewing our report and recommendations, and you will be notified in
the near future of the outcome.
If you have any questions concerning this matter, feel free to
notify this office.
Sincerely,
(XIO 4 StGNM BY
MAWN J. NOLMD
M. J. Noland
Regional Supervisor
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cc: Agricultural Extension Service
Soil Conservation Service
Anson County Health Department

DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
February 19, 1987
M E M O R A N D U M
TO: L. P. Benton, Jr.
Deputy Director
Division of Environmental Management
FROM: M. J . Noland ������� ��� �i
Regional Supervisor
Fayetteville RegionalUfTic"al J. NOLA►ND
SUBJECT: Enforcement Report
Unpermitted Wastewater Discharge
Keith W. Edwards Hog Operation
Polkton, North Carolina
Anson County
Please find attached a staff report by the Fayetteville Regional
Office concerning the unpermitted discharge of wastewater from an animal
feedlot in Anson County by the Keith W. Edwards Hog Operation.
If there is any need for additional information or clarification,
please advise.
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Attachments

I certify that the information in this report is true to the 'hest
of my knowledge.
Signature of Principal Investigators:
Date: Z- Z3 9"7
Signature of Regional Supervisor: '
Date:

Contents of Report
I.
Introduction
II.
Conclusion
III.
Recommendation
IV.
Report
VII. Assessment Factors
APPENDIX
Attachment A - December 1982 - Investigation Documentation.
Attachment 8 - April 17, 1984 - Letter regarding Animal Feedlot
Designation
Attachment C - March 8, 1985 - Letter to Mr. Edwards about lagoon
maintenance.
Attachment
D
- March 8, 1985 -
Letter to complainant Mr. Steve Thomas
Attachment
E
- October 15, 1986
- Letter to Mr. Edwards regarding
lagoon over flow.
Attachment
F
- October 15, 1986
- Letter to Mr. Steve Thomas regarding
October 6, 1986 complaint
investigation.
Attachment
G
- Mapped Location of, Edwards Park Farm
Attachment
H
- January 14, 1987
- Sampling results of Edwards Hog Farm
Attachment
I
- Photos taken of
the lagoon dike on October 6, 1986
after alteration
by Steve Thomas.

I. Introduction
The purpose of this report is to show that the Keith W. Edwards Hog
Farm of Polkton, Anson County, willfully and knowingly discharged and or
has the potential to discharge wastewater from a waste stabilization
lagoon serving an animal feed lot into the state's surface waters
without the appropriate permit. The facility was designated a concen-
trated animal feeding operation on April 17, 1984 (See attachment B).
This report will show that an enforcement action is warranted.
The subject discharge was actually observed on January 13, 1987.
Samples of the discharge and photographs were taken on this date. This
office has in the past been notified by local citizens of discharges
from this facility on several occasions.
The total environmental impact resulting from this discharge cannot
be readily determined at this time. It appears that the discharge had
been going on for some time due to information given to the State by the
complainant. There was no indication of land applying wastewater with
an irrigation system, and there was a very defined trail leading from
the lagoon to the surface waters.
II. Conclusion_
It has been determined that the Keith W. Edwards Hog Farm operated
in noncompliance with N. C. General Statute 143-215.1(a)(1) when
wastewater continued to be discharged once the facility was designated
as a concentrated animal feeding operation on April 17, 1984. (See
attachment B)
III. Recommendation
It is recommended that Mr. Keith W. Edwards, the owner of Edwards
Hog Fam be assessed a civil penalty for the violation of NCGS
143-215.1(a)(1) which reads as follows:
143-215.1. Control of sources of water pollution; permit
required. - (a) No person shall do any of the following things or
carry out any of the following activities until or unless such
person shall have applied for and shall have received from the
Environmental Management Commission a permit therefore and shall
have complied with such conditions, if any, as are prescribed by
such permit:
(1) Make any outlets into the waters of the state;
It is felt that this assessment will alert Mr. Edwards of our
concerns on this matter and hopefully prevent future similar occurrenc-
es. Prior visits to the Edwards Farm by the Fayetteville Regional
Office staff and the designation dated April 17, 1984 have not impressed
upon Mr. Edwards the need to properly handle the wastewater.

IV. Report - Keith W. Edwards Pork Farm. Polkton. Anson Count
Background Information: The Fayetteville Regional Office was first
made aware of the Keith Edwards Pork Farm during a complaint investiga-
tion performed by Mr. Ricky Revels on August 25, 1982. During this
inspection of the hog operation no wastewater was observed being
discharged from the waste storage lagoon. The Investigator visited the
Edwards' home for a discussion about waste practices, but did no find
anyone at home. The Investigator later called Mr. Edwards as well as
the complainant many times to no avail. On November 30, 1982, a return
visit was conducted by Mr. Revels at which time no discharge was ob-
served. Mr. Revels visited with Mr. Edwards wife, and discussed respon-
sibilities of agricultural waste handling practices. (See Attachment A)
On March 26, 1984, Mr. Ricky Revels, Environmental Technician,
Fayetteville Regional Office investigated the Keith W. Edwards Pork Farm
in response to a second complaint received from the original complain-
ant. Mr. Revels observed a discharge from the lagoon through a pipe at
the base of the dam to an unnamed tributary into Richardson Creek Class
"C" stream and a second discharge from an animal housing unit by means
of a pipe to another unnamed tributary to Richardson Creek. Mr. Keith
W. Edwards, was present on the day of the investigation. Mr. Edwards
was told by Mr. Revels that the discharges must be stopped and that
further information would be forthcoming concerning concentrated animal
feeding operation. On April 24, 1984, Mr. Keith W. Edwards received by
certified mail a letter that designated Keith Edwards Farms as a concen-
trated animal feeding operation. This operation has approximately 155
hogs over 55 pounds which is fewer than 300 animal units. (See Attach-
ment B)
On March 5, 1985 an inspection of Keith Edwards Hog farm was
conducted by Mr. Ricky Revels and Mr. Paul Rawls of the Fayetteville
Regional Office in response to a complaint. It was noted by the inves-
tigators that the lagoon was completely filled with no additional
storage capacity available. It was also observed that a small amount of
wastewater was leaching from the dam, however no wastewater was reaching
surface waters. As a result of this inspection a letter was sent dated
March 8, 1985 to Mr. Edwards as a reminder of his responsibilities to
maintain the lagoon to prevent an overflow into surface water. (See
Attachment C) It was noted by the inspectors on March 5, 1985 that Mr.
Steve Thomas, complainant, had made a statement to the effect that he
may take action to remove the lagoon dike which would cause the lagoon
to drain. This statement was made because of a property line dispute he
had with Mr. Edwards regarding the location of the lagoon in relation to
his property. For this reason Mr. Steve Thomas was sent a letter, also
dated March 8, 1985, concerning his liability of discharging animal
waste that would cause Water Quality Violations. (See Attachment D)

On Monday, October 6, 1986 a third complaint investigation was
conducted by Mr. Ricky Revels at the Edwards Hog Farm. Mr. Keith
Edwards stated that the adjacent property owner, Mr. Steve Thomas had
removed a portion of the dam of Edwards Hog waste lagoon on or before
the weekend of October 4, 1986. On the October 6, 1986 Mr. Revels along
with two members of the Anson County Agricultural Extension Service met
with both parties involved. It was determined during the investigation
on October 6, 1986 that apparently no wastewater had entered surface
water and it did not appear that there was an immediate threat to
surface waters as a result of the partially removed dike. It was
pointed out and documented in a letter to Mr. Keith Edwards dated
October 15, 1986, that immediate measures must be initiated to eliminate
the possibility of wastewater flow leaving the lagoon and to make the
necessary repairs to the lagoon dike. Also, it was documented that Mr.
Dycus with the Anson County Extension Service observed Mr. Steve Thomas
removing a portion of the lagoon dike which resulted in an outlet from
the lagoon on October 4, 1986. Following this investigation, both Mr.
Edwards and Mr. Thomas were sent a letter dated October 15, 1986 regard-
ing this matter. (Attachment E & F) More specifically, Mr. Edwards was
advised of his responsibility to repair the lagoon to prevent an ongoing
discharge which likely would result in animal waste reaching surface
waters.
On January 13, 1987, Mr. Ricky Revels and Mr. Ken Averitte of the
Fayetteville Regional Office along with Mrs. Carol Ann Gibson and Mr.
Sam Ingram of the Anson County Health Department visited -the Keith
Edwards Hog Farm for the purpose of inspecting the lagoon condition.
The inspection revealed that the Keith Edwards Lagoon was discharging at
a slow rate under normal weather conditions, along with the fact that no
apparent work had been done to repair the dike or to prevent wastewater
from discharging even after the letter dated October 15, 1986 had been
received several months earlier. Photos that were taken during the
October 6, 1986 investigation represent the current lagoon condition.
(Attachment I) Samples collected during this inspection did not indi-
cate a violation of water quality standards, however, wastewater was
flowing from the lagoon overland to surface waters of the State. (Rich-
ardson Creek) Because of the higher -stream flow conditions during the
time of the discharge, water quality impact was minimized. (See Attach-
ment H)
Additionally, the sample of the lagoon discharge was collected
approximately 300 feet downstream of the lagoon and was influenced by
surface water and groundwater drainage from the hillside. Because of
this influence the lagoon discharge was somewhat diluted thus account-
ing for the low BOD and Fecal Coliform value.

Violator: Keith Edwards Pork Farm DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL
Enforcement Case Assessment Factors
Identification Number:
Regional Office: Fayetteville
1. Degree and extent of harm and risk of harm caused by the
yiolation(s): The lab analysis from the January 13, 1987
investigation does not document water quality standards violations,
however, the continuation of this discharge could cause serious
surface water problems in the future and could result in a fish
kill.
2. Number of violations: Total = I Discharge of wastewater without
the appropriate permit.
3. Duration of violations): The discharge was actually observed on
January 13, 1987. Prior to designation of the subject swine
facility, it is believed that wastewater from this facility was
discharged on numerous occasions since our initial investigation on
August 25, 1982.
4. Degree and extent of violation(s_): Keith Edwards Park Farm's
discharge of wastewater from an animal waste lagoon constitutes a
violation of NCGS 143µ215.1(a)(1) concerning discharging to the
State's surface waters. Prior to this violation the facility was
designated as a concentrated animal feed lot due to the discharge
of wastewater.
5. Cause of violation(s) (Intentional, Negligence, or Otherwise):
Mr. Edwards was advised on numerous occasions in person, by letter,
and by telephone of the importance of animal waste management.
Apparently, Mr. Edwards intentionally neglected our recommendation
and allowed the wastewater to discharge form the wastewater lagoon.
6. Economic benefit gained by violator by noncompliance:
It appears that the only economic benefit he has received was
actual costs of land applying the wastewater onto adjacent farm-
land. Past conversations and observation of his other facility
revealed that spray irrigation equipment is readily available.
7. Type of violator and general nature of business i.e individual
vs. large corporation): Mr. Edwards is an independent grower of
swine, along with other types of farm income.
8. Violator's history of compliance or noncompliance:,
Since the first inspection of the Keith Edwards Pork Farm on August
25, 1982, a wastewater discharge from the wastewater lagoon was
suspected. Not until March 26, 1984 was a discharge actually
observed. On January 13, 1987 the wastewater discharge was again
observed from this facility.

DEM Enforcement Case Assessment Factors
Page 2
9. Violator's degree of cooperation (including efforts to prevent or
restore) or recalcitrance: Mr. Edwards' cooperation has been poor.
He was advised on several occasions to better manage the wastewater
handling practices at his facility and apparently ignored all
recommendations by the Division of Environmental Management. Mr.
Edwards apparently chooses not to comply with NCGS 143-215 (a)(1).
10. Costs of detecting violation, defining its extent, and
bringing enforcement action:
State Funds Expended for Investigation
Name of Investigators Time Spent Rate per Hour
Ricky Revels 25 $11.18
Ken Averitte 2 $14.36
Analytical Cost
Laboratory Analysis
Film and Photography Developing
Transportation Miles Rate per Hour
State Vehicle 185 .20
Total Cost of Investigation
Cost
$279.50
28.72
108.00
5.00
Cost
37.00
$458.22
11. Mitigating circumstances, such as noncompliance attributable
to Government or factors beyond violator's control: None
Investigator: ,w✓"�t.�
Regional Supervisor:
Date:

ENFORCEMENT ACTION REPORT
Title: Keith W. Edwards Hog Farm
Polkton, North Carolina
Unpermitted Discharge of Wastewater from Hog Waste Lagoon
County: Anson
Regional Office: Fayetteville Regional Office
Principal. Investigator: Ricky Revels
Environmental Technician
Water Quality Section
Fayetteville Regional Office
I. D. Number:

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DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
October 15, 1986
CERTIFIED MAIL
RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED
Mr. Keith W. Edwards
Edwards Hog Operation
Route 2
Polkton, North Carolina 28125
SUBJECT:
Dear Mr. Edwards:
Investigation of Animal Waste
Lagoon Overflow
Keith Edwards Hog Operation
Anson County
This letter is in reference to an investigation conducted by Mr.
Ricky Revels, Environmental Technician, Fayetteville Regional Office on
October 6, 1986 regarding a release of wastewater from the lagoon at
your hog operation. It is our understanding that the adjacent property
owner removed a portion of the lagoon dike which caused the release.
During our investigation on October 6, 1986, it was determined that
apparently no wastewater had entered surface waters and it did not
appear that there was an immediate threat to surface waters. It is
necessary that immediate measures be initiated to eliminate all
wastewater flow leaving the lagoon and make the necessary repairs to the
lagoon dike.
It should be pointed out that your facility was designated as a
"Concentrated Animal Feeding Operation" on April 17, 1984 as the result
of our staff finding a discharge of wastewater into surface waters.
Following such a designation, any further discharge of wastewater to
surface is subject to an enforcement action which could result in a
civil penalty assessment.

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Mr. Edwards
October 15, 1986
Page 2
Based on documentation supplied to our office by the Anson County
Extension Service, we are aware that the adjacent property owner (Steve
Thomas) did remove a portion of the lagoon dike which allowed wastewater
to flow from the lagoon. Mr. Thomas has also been notified by letter of
the consequences of such an action. It is your responsibility as the
owner and operator of this facility to take whatever action that is
necessary to prevent the flow of wastewater into surface waters. Prior
to final repair of the lagoon, the level in the lagoon must be main-
tained by land applying the wastewater to prevent further releases of
wastewater.
If this office can be of assistance to you in this matter, please
do not hesitate to contact Mr. Revels at [phone].
QRILsAvervit-4io c r
M. J. Noland
Regional Supervisor
KTS/cbm
cc: Anson County Extension Service
NCSU - Biological & Agricultural Engineering

DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
October 15, 1986
CERTIFIED MAIL
RETURN RECEIPT REOUESTED
Mr. Keith W. Edwards
Edwards Hog Operation
Route 2
Polkton, North Carolina 28125
SUBJECT: Investigation of Animal Waste
Lagoon Overflow
.Keith Edwards Hog Operation
Anson County
Dear Mr. Edwards:
This letter is in reference to an investigation conducted by Mr.
Ricky Revels, Environmental Technician, Fayetteville Regional Office on
October 6, 1986 regarding a release of wastewater from the lagoon at
your hog operation. It is our understanding that the adjacent property
owner removed a portion of the lagoon dike which caused the release.
During our investigation on October 6, 1986, it was determined that
apparently no wastewater had entered surface waters and it did not
appear that there was an immediate threat to surface waters. It is
necessary that immediate measures be initiated to eliminate all
wastewater flow leaving the lagoon and make the necessary repairs to the
lagoon dike.
It should be pointed out that your facility was designated as a
"Concentrated Animal Feeding Operation" on April 17, 1984 as the result
of our staff finding a discharge of wastewater into surface waters.
Following such a designation, any further discharge of wastewater to
surface is subject to an enforcement action which could result in a
civil penalty assessment.

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October 15, 1986
Page 2
Based on documentation supplied to our office by the Anson County
Extension Service, we are aware that the adjacent property owner (Steve
Thomas) did remove a portion of the lagoon dike which allowed wastewater
to flow from the lagoon. Mr. Thomas has also been notified by letter of
the consequences of such an action. It is your responsibility as the
owner and operator of this facility to take whatever action that is
necessary to prevent the flow of wastewater into surface waters. Prior
to final repair of the lagoon, the level in the lagoon must be main-
tained by land applying the wastewater to prevent further releases of
wastewater.
If this office can be of assistance to you in this matter, please
do not hesitate to contact Mr. Revels at [phone].
Sincerely,
MAW" J. WLAW
M. J. Noland
Regional Supervisor
KTS/cbm
cc: Anson County Extension Service
NCSU - Biological & Agricultural Engineering

DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
October 15, 1986
CERTIFIED MAIL
RETURN RECEIPT_ REQUESTED
Mr. Steve Thomas
Route 2, Box 104
Polkton,.North Carolina 28125
SUBJECT: Complaint Investigation
Keith Edwards Hog Operation
Anson County
Dear Mr. Thomas:
This letter is in reference to an investigation conducted by Mr.
Ricky Revels, Environmental Technician, Fayetteville Regional Office on
October 6, 1986 regarding a release of wastewater from the lagoon
located at the Edwards' Hog Operation. Based upon documentation sup-
plied to this office by the Anson County Agricultural Extension Service,
it was stated that you removed a portion of the dike of the waste lagoon
on October 4, 1986, which resulted in wastewater flowing from the
lagoon. It was our findings on October 6, 1986 that apparently no
wastewater had entered or was entering surface waters. In the event
that wastewater enters surface waters as the result of such an action,
you would be in violation of N. C. General Statute 143-215.1 for making
an outlet to surface waters. Such a violation would be subject to a
civil penalty of up to $10,000 and if the action caused water quality
violations or resulted in a fish kill additional penalties could be
assessed.

Mr. Thomas
October 15, 1986
Page 2
If you have further questions regarding this matter, please do not
hesitate to contact Mr. Revels at [phone].
Sincerely,
ORIGINAL ShGIED BY
MARION J. NOLAND
M. J. Noland
Regional Supervisor
KTS/cbm
cc: Anson County Extension Service
NCSU - Biological & Agricultural Engineering
Keith W. Edwards

COIJPLAINT REPORT FORM
Date Receivedr
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Address & Phone No. r
TYPO Of Complaint'
Location of Coegplaint / County,
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AGRICULTURAL
EXTENSION North Carolina State University
SERVICE School of Agriculture and Life Sciences
Address reply to:
County Extension Office
P. 0. Box 268
Wadesboro, NC 28170 October 6, 1986
Mr. Rick Revels
N. C. Dept. of Natural Resources
& Community Development
Suite 714, Wachovia Bldg.
Fayetteville, NC 28301
Dear Mr. Revels:
On Saturday, October 4, 1986 at Keith Edwards' hog operation on
SR 1600 in Anson County, North Carolina I witnessed Steve Thomas on
a bulldozer destructing property. Mr. Thomas burst the dam on a hog
lagoon allowing the waste to flow freely down a draw and into the
surrounding watershed. He then proceeded to push new soil into the
lagoon making it smaller than it was originally. I took several
pictures of him filling in the lagoon and the waste flowing out of
the lagoon. He asked me who told me I could take pictures; I told
him I could take pictures whenever I so desired. He told me he would
take me to court for trespassing. I asked him if I was on his land
or had I been on his land earlier and he said, "No, not yet:' I asked
him about the waste flowing from the lagoon and he looked'at it and
said, "What waste, I don't see nothing." Then he told me that I could
not find it (referring to the waste) because it was flowing away.
When I last saw him he was pushing soil over some of the area the
waste had flowed over. I don't know how much more soil he moved or
how much of the lagoon he filled in because he was still moving soil
when I left.
NORTH CAROLINA
ANSON COUNTY
I,, lreyldcL I� CQ�flen`2.Y
a:ltibtary Public for s id County
S4 atb.� -.do herby certify that
Sincerely,
06uj;e. ovv/o�,
David L. Dycus, A sistant
and Agricultural Extension Agent
Dycus personally appeared befoe me this day and acknowledged
the due -execution of the foregoing instrument.
GI tn6ss;my hand and official seal, this the 6th day of ^October, 1986.
mrlaission expires O(o- 3b- R I nl 1 Q111L?�Y1-QJ�
Notary Public
Cooperative Extension Work in Agriculture and Nonce Economics A&T and N.0 State Universities,100 Counties and U. 5. Department afAgriculture

DIVISION-` OF.- EMROVKHRUL FAH I F It' T M ,
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,;, "Keith gdwards:,gng .Farm
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Bd Dear 14r. Waras� •
:
.•..- is .:' .. ,. - .,, •,•
-This letter is to._{notify you that your hog farm was inspected 'on .
..
_March 51, 19g.S b'y 'WAicky "Vels . and Mr: 'Paul RarMla of the Psyetteniile
Regional Office.in re.sponss to a complaint:''It'wna noted, by the *investilgators:
�'..
' that the lagoon was completely' filled With no, additional. storage capacity
ti available. It was ,also observed that a, smell amount of waste dater' was
leaching from the dam. ; e `,• . :.71
In -ragard to the letter sent :to you dated Apili 241, �1984 concgx[nirag
direct discharge'of animal wets to surface waters, you` iere iidvis6d that
ea msures. should be 'taen kto aliminats tho*,d.isehargi. In . the .ewiilt there is • ,
, ,
,•
a • dischaige • into surface waters resulting in : r"ater quoltty standards viola-
'`.
Lions. this office would'.have 'no •sltarnstiva but to xecomm4md an enf orc Lit
action. -It is .requested that, Immediate. massusea' be -'taken" to lower the..leval
,
in . the • lagoon so as to -prom � a future discherge.` `' IC is tscjuas�ad that you
' '
-advise, this office :no, Liter 'than Maich 15. `1985 •regarding, measures that you
propose to 'taks to Prevent .sn .6verflbw.aud' eliminste, the . siapager
'if .you have further qunetions regarding this:matterp."pliasb do•not,healtato t
to -contact Mr.' $evens at . tha following address) • Buiti,' 714� Wachovta•' Building, ;
Fayetteville, RC.' 2e301,'tel•phon$ [phone]:.
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.. - .. . - lie. J. • Nomad - - , ..
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Regional Supervisor,
eel' Anson County Agricultural Ut. lei '8arvics

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DIVXSXON• OF INVIR017AtMAL t MAM Mf3NT
' ` w Mr. Steve Thuaaaa t • r ;
$outs Z, Box- 104 ' ► �' ; ' t
Polkton, North Carolina. 28125
8118.TEIC'I1.' Complaint vivistigatiun ;r
KsIth :t6a►rds Rog. t:agoon ;
a ± , Anson, CowiAty
Dear .Hk .'Thomaae
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This,' roferr�a' t' a, ;compliAnt tuvestigation.saAda by tire ` Ricky ReveJ.e
acid Hr. Paul Mils of- thin oi'fico on Hirch' 5,,,1985.' 'It A""' obbQrved onr.the `
dato of this isispection` that,th©ra yaa no direct'discharge of aastawater.•inite
the our ece r�atora Pram°;the �rasce holdinM agaan, ria r r,:`it Was leafed that : ,
' ';L-the pcu l wasJull. ceiid. sanj� a'jr�oe bCcurring. through' the .daiu, lift •thcare �issi, rib
ai
'wastawator reactiing curl aco .Wataro.-- In. risgaid'. to thu condltlons that .,were `
• observed, I Ctrs advising - Mr. 8d+rar�a . by. lattax that the • lagoon shouM •.be
maim+uiiiod at a leva�I-tn" pra rent iin overflow ;into surfa6s wntexs.
' F Vim regard to thin ratter • that `a portion Vf 'tho lagoon, is 1,ocated •ori , your
,.property, you', ehau]d �bo adJvfsa �t apt anyaction tal�an by you, �c1r ae ,drai;Li=g
s the' lagoon, that timid ain`t 3u,.i�a�t v�►ti�r' eat©riug ' surface' vAtiirs �voul&bii
r, in v1oLtion "of -North i;aral u► `Q�ansial 8tetuts 143-215.1; : 'In- the event .'that, this
oenurrsd ybu would be qusj ect ' to , an dnf orefteant action by, this. Dlv"i6i
If qou have further "questions regarding this ratter; Olaarsa ,do not .haoitate.
' ! to "C.Ontact Mr. Ravels at the fo irig address: '.'Suite 714; Nachovla, ;building;
Bayittaville, `NC ?$301,''ta7.aphone • (9x9), 486h1541. ,
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ORIGINA
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Me" Je, Noland
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DIVISION OF
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Resources & Community Development °�$�` P.ire r
James & Hunt, A, Governor James A Summers. S4cretarr %ieonooe919733-"[,15
DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
CERTIFIED MAIL
RE VESTED
Mr. Keith Edwards
Edwards -Hog Operation
Route 2
Polkton, North Carolina 26125
Dear Mr. Edwards:
Apr 1 17, 1984
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NAY X I984
ENV, MANAGEMENT
FAYETTEVILLE REGa. OFFICE
SUBJECT: Designation of Concentrated Anima;
Feeding Operation
Keith Edwards Hoc =arT
Anson County
This letter is to notify you that Keitr E,awaras Hoc rarm was investigates
on March 26, 1954 by members of the staff of the rr"ayettevilie Regional Office
and has been desiganted by the Director, Division of Environmental Management,
as a concentrated animal feeding operation. This being the case, you should
submit applications for an NPOES Discharge Permit in accordance with Title 15,
N.C. Administrative Code 2N .0123 and adopted Federal Regulations 40 CFR
124.82(c) (122.54(c) amended).
This designation was made based on the following consideration: There was
a direct discharge of animal waste from the waste stabilization lagoon and a
discharge from animal housing operation into an unnamed tributary which flows
into Richardson Creek, a class "C" stream in the Yadkin River Basin.
If you can permanently eliminate the discharge of wastewater to the surface
waters within sixty (60) days from receipt of this Notice to submit permit
applications, a permit application will not be required. If modifications are
necessary to permanently eliminate the discharge of wastewater to the surface
waters of the State and they cannot, or are not completed within sixty (60) days
of receipt of this Notice, a permit application must be submitted. For your
information, the following items are enclosed:
1. Code of Federal Regulations - Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations.
2. Three copies of NPOES Permit Application - Short Form B.
R 0, Box 27687 Raleign. N. C. 27611.7687
An Equal ODAorturnfy Affirmative Action Emaloyer

Mr. Keith Edwards
Page 2
April 17, 1984
If you cannot permanently eliminate the discharge within sixty (60) days,
the permit applications will be processed. Said permit will contain a time
schedule leading to the completion of construction of an animal waste manage-
ment system not discharging to the State's surface waters. We know from past
experience that excellent advice with regards to managing animal waste may be
.obtained from the N.G. State University's Department of Biological and
Agricultural Engineering At [phone]. ' .
'+ Permit applications should be submitted in duplicate to the Director,
division of Environmental Management, P. 0. Box 27687, Raleigh, North Carolina
27611. Assistance, if desired, can be obtained by contacting Mr. Ricky Revels
in our Fayetteville Regional Office at [phone].
Should you have any questions regarding this matter, do not hesitate to
contact us.
Sincerely, (�
W. Lee Fleming, r�.
Chief
cc: N.C.S.U., Biological & Agricultural Engineering
Anson County Extension Service
Enforcement and Emergency Response
Fayetteville Regional Office

! .DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL; MAMGEMENT
J .. April 1 t, 19g4 ,
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TO Lee Fl.eminq;, Chief
Water lual ity. Sectson
FROM', M..J. Noland .,Regional Supervisor
- Fayetteville Regional'Office
SUBJECT: ' Swine-Faedlot Investigation• _
Designation of Concentrated Animal
Feeding Operation `
Keith }Edwards'Farms' '
Anson County
On • Monday;,,Aarch `26. ,1984. Mr.-. kicky Revel s. Environmental ' Moni tors ng
Technician, ._Fayetteril le Regional .Offi,ca, conducted, a complaint investigation
regarding a report that -had been received by this office of wastewater being. -
discharged from a waste stabilitation .lagoon, into Richardson Creek„ at subject
- faci l i ty. - Mr. Revels' investigation` reveal ed 'that on Mar`ch' 26, 1 g84,' a
discharge from 'the lagoon thru ;a flushing.pipe_"ta an ,unnamed tributary _into .-
Richardson Creek anda discharge from an anima] housing unit by means of a p1pe�
..to another unnamed tributary "to•Richardson Creek was in progress.. The owner of
`the swine operation,. Mr.=Keith.Edwards.-was present on the'day of the investigation. _
Mr. Edwards was told by Mr:" Revels that said dischirges,'must be stopped and.
that further information would be forthcoming.concerning concentrated animal'.
feeding operations.
The investigator had previously ,visited the' operation .in question'on '
August 25 and November 30,. 1982 at . which time no, violation' was . otiserve'd. The,.
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Edwards family had been ' informsd that i f �' a d,1 scharge -were -.to occur, corrective
action would be. necessary to ,cease the discharge:: s
During the course of the inspection on March_26, 1984, the following:
i deteraiinations were made in accordance with N.C. Administrative'Cods 2U.0123 _
Jb (3) for a concentrated animal •feeding' operation as described in 40- CFR 124.82
c (122.54(c)-amended) which covers„"facilities-on."a casa by case determination.
Edwards' hog operation houses currently.150 swine (less,"thah"300 animal.�units)
weighing over 55 pounds.
(A), -(I) A discharge of`wastewater does occur to the"State's surface waters
through'a waste stabilisation lagoon having slow-level 'outlet pipe
anda man-made conveyance..,
: '(8) (1) ',The operation houses approximately 150. hogs'and. has..two continuous,
discharge points, with ore of the two having the potentia11of re
moving the ,complete.amount of lagoon waste:" The' lagoon i•s•
'' approximately,1/4 acre -In sine.

Lee Fleming �..
Paige 2 ;
(1i).,' The operatign'�is located approximately; S00 •feet from the States
'.surface waters,,an,unnamed tributary to.Richardson Creek, -a
class 'CO.stream.in the Yadkin River Basin.
(III) Of the., two , poi fits of: discharged :waste., one ' 1 s an outlet.:plpe. in
the lowest .section of 'the .lagoon. that goes into i.-man-made ditch
i to'State,surface waters. ,The other-dlscharge.point is a pipe
coming from:the housing operation, then going across land-
v approximately, 150 -feet and into a main -made ditch for ,apprroxlma�tely
3501' feet tfien `into surface waters of the 'State. .
(iv) The degree of slope -surrounding the lagoon diverts'surface rains
from collecting in the lagoon. The topography'and vegetative
':.cover:will.have little'effect•upon.prevehting,the discharge from
reaching. -surface- waters: r
(v) The discharges�.from.the operation can be elimihated'through
minor changes and adoption of•a waste management program.'
r, (vi) - A -,discharge of pollutants. doea�occur from -other, than a 25-year, s`
24 hour- storm event -that does result in a water. qual ity
violation for the fecal col iform standard.. The ,fecal--.collform
count is 690/1,00ml upstret►m,from operations, and. 290,000/100ml
w downstream -of the'two discharges'from,this operation.
Based upon -the evaluation conducted by -the Fayetteville Regional Office
In which 1.t was determined that a discharge was occurring and the above noted-
"fecal cvlifarm counts It is,recoa7mended that this.operation-be designated as a-
concentrated:aniinal.feeding operation..
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A transmittal memo .has • been prepared -,to be sent ,•to Mr. `'Helms which. e
should respond to whlch.will.authorize the':lssuance•of the.designation letter. .
there'. is any, need for additional information: or clarification, please {
advise. °
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DIVISION OF ENVIRQMENTAL MANAGEMENT,'
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Director
FROM •W. Lee Fleming, Chief 1 :-•
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Water, Qual ity Brunch:
SUBJECT; Designation of Concentrated ,
• Aniftf Feeding Operation
' Keith Edwards Farms, `- . ; •` .. ' ' .. .
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' `Attache'd hereto i s a s tntf report 1 nVol vi ng a case by case deLer[si na ti on '
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which was conducted by- the Fayetteville 'Reglonal Oftice'.staft 1n accordance
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Athr N,C' Admihistrative Code 2N:.0129(a)(3).' was determined that'a discharge
of'wastewater is-occuering from thls-facilicy to the surface waters.and the 1...
.Fayetteville Regional, Office has requested that this •facility be designated as
A concentrated animal .feeding operation:.
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In 'ragtucc9�'"ko your ..discussion with -Mr:•' Parker of our Mooresville ,,Regional .
'pifice aQncsrning receiving a., copy -of "than , jaait: complaint .investigation" of
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DIVISION OF ENVIRONMEPf'PAL MANAGEMENT
December 20, 1982
MM40 TOt Files
THRU: Dennis R. Ramsey, Regional Supervisor
nayetteville Regional Office
FROMI Ricky Revels, Environmental Monitoring Tachniclaii
Fayetteville Regional office �,21
SUBJECT: Hog Waste Complaint Investigation
Keith Edwards Hog Lagoon
Route 2
Polkton, Anson County
On Friday, August 20, 1982, a hog lagoon complaint was reported to the
Fayetteville Regional Office by Mr. Steve Thomas, complaintant. Mr. Thomas
stated that hog waste ran out of Mr. Keith Edwards hog lagoons on a regular
basis. Mr. Edwards' lagoon is located beside Mr. Thomas' property.
On Wednesday, August 25, 1982, Ricky Revels, Environmental Monitoring
Technician, procedded to the hog waste facilities of Mr. Edwards located on
State Road 1600 near Richardson Creek in Anson County. After finding out
additional information from Mr. Thomas, the Investigator proceeded with
samples and a loots at the lagoon in question. The Investigator could not
find evidence of run-off. After the site investigation, the Investigator
proceeded to Mr. Edwards home for a discussion about hog waste practices,
but did not find anyone at home. The Investigator later called Mr. Edwards
and Mr. Thomas many times to no avail.
On Tuesday, November 30, 1982, a return visit was conducted by Kr. Revels
in which the test results of the previous visit was related to Mr. Thomas'
mother. The laboratory results indicated that no fecal coliform violations
were being caused by the Edwards operation. The Investigator still had {questions
concerning Mr. Edwards hog waste operation. The Investigator proceeded to Mr.
Edwards home after talking with complaintants. Mrs. Edwards stated that her
husband was thinking of moving the operation, which houses 90 sows to their home
place or buying a spray irrigation system. The Investigator, Ricky Revels, in-
formed Mrs. Edwards that hog waste run-off from the lagoon in question was not
permissible and that as long -as no discharge occurred and the waste was handled
according .to good agricultural practices (spreading or spraying), there should
be no problem.

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Yt is recommended that the Richardson Creek area around SR-1600 be
rechecked as time allows. No additional action appears necessary at this
time since there Was no evidence of a discharge from the lagoon.
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-SUBJECT: Water Quality Complaint-
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Keith. tdiards' ,1*9 Lagoon,
Route 2
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Polkton,. worth Carolina _
Ansoii .County •,`;
Lear Mr. Thomas;
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in regard to 'your discussion with Mr.. Pb rker'of' our -Mooresville . 'hegional ,
Office concerning receiving 'a copy of the, last .complaint inr.estig"ation of
Mr. Edwards'; hog -lac,
a copy- of the investigation.report is enclosed.'
Also'shoul,d yourobserve.a
discharge from the lagoon, advise our office
f
-1 mediately.
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-;'.-; If we can }el iif. }further aodistance, to ,yoW i.n this,"matter; ,pleas® do '
not''he8itate : to contact
Mr. .Ricky Royals in Fayottdvilla, :at teleph6ne number' .
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Sincerely; - `
'Oat �IGNED-By
GNAL
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tip. 3: 'Noland �
Regional survioor,
Enclosure
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DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
December 20, 1982
MEMO TO: Files
THRU: Dennis R. Ramsey, Regional Supervisor O
Fayetteville Regional Office
FROM. Ricky Revels, Environmental Mon toring Technician
Fayetteville Regional Office R
SUBJECT: Hog Waste Complaint Investigation
Keith Edwards Hog Lagoon
Route. 2
Polkton, Anson County
On Friday, August 20, 1982, a hog lagoon complaint was reported to the
Fayetteville Regional. Office by Mr. Steve Thomas, complaintant. Mr. Thomas
stated that hog waste ran out of Mr. Keith Edwards hog lagoons on a regular
basis. Mr. Edwards' lagoon is located beside Mr. Thomas' property.
On Wednesday, August 25, 1982, Ricky Revels, Environmental Monitoring
Technician, procedded to the hog waste facilities of Mr. Edwards located on
State Road 1600 near Richardson Creek in Anson County. After finding out
additional information from Mr. Thomas, the Investigator proceeded with
samples and a Look at the lagoon in question. The Investigator could not
find evidence of run-off. After the site investigation, the Investigator
proceeded to Mr. Edwards home for a discussion about hog waste practices,
but did not find anyone at home. The Investigator later called Mr. Edwards
and Mr. Thomas many times to no avail.
On Tuesday, November 30, 1982, a return visit was conducted by Mr. Revels
in which the test results of the previous visit was related to Mr. Thomas'
mother. The laboratory results indicated that no fecal coliform violations
were being caused by the Edwards operation. The Investigator still had questions
concerning Mr. Edwards hog waste operation. The. Investigator proceeded to Mr.
Edwards home after talking with complaintants. Mrs. Edwards stated that her
husband was thinking of moving the operation, which houses 90 sows to their home
place or buying a spray irrigation system. The Investigator, Ricky Revels, in-
formed Mrs. Edwards that hog waste run-off from the lagoon in question was not
permissible and that as long as no discharge occurred and the waste was handled
according to good agricultural practices (spreading or spraying), there should
be no problem.

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It is recommended that the Richardson Creek area around SR-1600 be
rechecked as time allows. No additional action appears necessary at this
time since there was no evidence of a discharge from the lagoon.
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NH3as N 610 /I
Mo-Mal bdenum 1062 u /I
COD - Hi h 340 mu/Imu/I
Arsenic:lnor aniclO2 u /I
TKN as N 625 m /I
No- Sodium 929 m /I
COD:Low 335 mg/l,
Chi a: Tri v u /I
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Ni- Nickel 1067 u /I
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Bo - Barium 1007 u /I
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Ca- Calcium 916 m /I
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Cyanide 720 mg/1
Al - Aluminum 1105 u /1
Zn-Zinc 1092 u /F
Volatile 505 mg/1
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Formaldehyde 71880 /I
Be- Ber Ilium1012 /I
Residue:Suspended 530 m /I
Grease and Oils 556 /I
Co - Calcium 916 +n /I
Volatile 535 m /I
Hardness:Tota1900 /I
Cd- Cadmium 1027 u /
Fixed 540 nt /I
MBAS 38260 m /I
Co- Cobalt 1037 u /I
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Chromium:Total 1034 uall,
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Salinity%.
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Algae: Floating Mats
Severity
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Preci p i ration (in /Day)
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Wind Direction(Deg.)
36
Wind Force
Beaufort
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Severity /-�
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Oi -Grease
Severity
1300
Floating Debris
Severity
1345
Sludge Severity
1315 0
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