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MAY 9 1979
OPERATIONS
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May.8, 1979
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Little 3tirres Plantation, too.
Wate 3, box 187
art.. ©Lleid, North Carolina 27306
8t1W=$ Name Permit -APP1LcitIM
` Little Rives llantattoae, Inc.
Ctcken agg Vtoduation
x=tgaaetnry Comty,. Unth Carina
Deb Mr, rhavasons
In reosmse to. yaw .applioation for an MR432 FaEaaite fa» yaw. �bu&=,
produatUd ope r"ien in Montgaaeiry, . County, its. M. J. Noland,, ftvl-M-.
mental 'Engineer, Fayet tevUlee XeiLonal. Office#' awductetd arm •ins9activta ocn
The. iovo"19AUM at that time revealed .that the egg production
facilities consisted .of tvo (f) snal 641 hoaiass G=t&LnLno oarisa►taly
35*000 laying hens. Drca gings from the, hsus tail into a concrete trough
and are - aonveyod by as auger to a 091leeation' poLnt and 'teransf =04 Into
-a dmep tarucrk. she practice at that ts,iae =0 to then take �trhee Uvzk lead.
of manure and dtsp it Latrt a fia<1d. Mt. Noland zsca raaastiedi +fat the manure
be spicnid . ratter than' dumped In one $96t Co help as Uftise the I jpvteential for '
water guaaity ymbi4ma.
fptpiae that tim you harm • ludicated in writing that you now bane a manure
spreader in oparation. This type of vaste handling an the appsozinate goo
acres you have Lndiaated as ' being available for manuro dLa =4 'appears ade-
quatee
As Um4as your opa ratLon is pmparly managed and' Barre
shau14 be little potential for water quality , paoblems. There are no frown '
"Op"as from yo,= opert tim and you have indicated that the 1aW. rpreadinq
method is `i'�ing aathsfact=U,y., With tbese cosiaiderattons In,' indip it
has been determLned by out, staff that vouar'Uplas WitsVVL va n -n eed not
be puvaessed. 'lhesefare, w-art., hereby return1n9 your tpgliaativa.,

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F Qperatl - dUften. ftod=tLm OpMa Sm
litt�.le ' Aral 4lantation;' znav'.
amtgamuy ommyr north' CuOuna
Oat May 1, 1970H. J. Solmd, anrrira nuental Engineer, Fayetteville Regional
Office. inuapeated a chicken egg Vzoduatim 'opmtl+on' laa moatq+omW Cousty. This
. opmzaUaia is ovnsd by Mr. J. C. Tbcnpftn SM Us 'harps saw WA Is Qaiied Uttle
f1,f vez. elantatiaa, Inc# the in veatitigatioa was 1oitLat d by. a !chest se©eived .
In the T'ayettarville lanal ,Oftiaa Vat the opmtlan 's v iste disposal iaethod
'we canting Strrom pollution.
Mar• "?land was acoo lied on the iavettlgatl+on by Mr. Thompson and his
geese a=*, The operatlaa at the time of the investiptLex consisted of Id;QW
(1,167 and anits) leying hest hatted, In tiro - eaaealaosed boildlaap. ma"J age
9xvQ the chtchms fall Into a' mmeta trougta , and cam Conveyed k7 an. auger UP ' a
.. oaolh+re�ia7�► Faint. - •
at the tie of the iovestLgatioa, the drop,Fings was being loaded lane the.
aolles=tsa point Into a &mp track, and being dt=ped in large pilaan on mmounGiag
pastmis lan0. B$mo this eathod 00Uu 4 ;possibly" cause rater gaaality probles, its.
Koland x me that the waste to spreM in a thins Myer to minWaa the goten-
tial love potintian'. "tt. fhaa corsauarared .with this reccuumdation ano agreed
to'so
qWUrp a !!antis agreadsr type unit ►&lch Maald to attacked to the dtwp •faruft to
taulutate -Povea4"g. aft. ThvaMEa- m also agreed that the arras vtme the dwping
hsd ooc=zvd Mould be.dAme0 and grams planted, Teich vas thels usual procedwe
after the =nun had been dunW.
Hoiaad coaductIM .stM81 reypllD9 In t1Ce iurea of Coe dtaagpiag aw alit oaaglti
VWJ lJ n -were appw►t rat, xa* actiml water q=Uty violation were farad.
1* latter was received troaa Mr.. Vmwmm on tsecembe d, 1970, bbU& 1:41cated
that the aaawre spsra4lag unit was in operation. •fir. Thogpos has aacets to
pp�roari�aately 900 . mmw of land which. can' be aced to mnwe dispoo".

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NORTH CAROLINA DEPT. OF NATURAL-& ECONOMIC RESOURCES
ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT COMMISSION
NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM
APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO DTSCHARGE
SHORT FORM B
AGRICULTURE
To ire completed by confined animal production facilities, fish farms, hatcheries_ and •preserves, and irrigation activities meeting sire or
other criteria described herein., Please pint or type.
1. GENERAL
I. Name and address of applicant
A. Legal name of applicant
B. Mailing address of applicant
11) Street, route, or P.O, box No.
(2) City or town
131 County, parish, or borough r tJ
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(4) State A2) — —
C. 'Telephone number
Area code Number
(51 Zip code
2. Applicant's authorized agent f
A. Name r,2 B. Title
C. Mailing address of agent
{ 1 i Street, route, or P.O. box No. Cy
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121 City or town
j 13) County, parish, or borough el
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14} State �i�__ � - - _ _ (5) Zip coda �
D. Telephone number
Area code Number
I certify that I am familiar with the information Contained in the application and that to the best of my knowledge and belief such sn-
formation is true, complete, and accurate.
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Printed name of R. non signing Ti e
Signature of applicant Dats application signed '
North Carolina General Statute 143-215.6(b)(2) provides that: Any person who knowingly makes any
false statement representation, or certification in any application, record, report, plan, or'
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, or
rnowly renders inaccurate any recording or -monitoring device or method required to be operated or
Xair,tained under Article 21 or regulations of the Environmental Management Commission implementin
that Article, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor punishable by a fine not to exceed $10,000, or by
imprisonment 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 DATE'S
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Name, ownership, and physic2l I oration of facHiity
A. Name of facility
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B. Ownership (Check one)
(1) ❑ Public (21Privete (3) ❑ Both public and private
Check box if this is a federally owned and/or operated facility {for example, Black Creak National Fish Hate cry}
D Location (complete as applicable)
11) Facility located where grid system is used
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a. Township "'t .7-11 b. Range
C. Section---- . — - d. Quartea
e. County �> f" f. State 7 -
(2) Facility located where grid system is not used
a. City at town (as appl,cahte) r �-
b. County r`' C. State
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FOR AGENCY U
CITY
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4. Is this facility (ehsck ore) A. � Existing? B. Propowd?
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5. Date facility was 1tx will be; consuuated
Mon rh /Yeer
6. Receiving water(s) le.g., stream, river, lake) _ --
Narneis)
7. State vote► pokutio control permits
A. Have you applied for a State water pollution control permit for this facility? Mo Yes (2)Cj�0
S. If a State water pollution control permit for this facility has beon issued, give dolt: of issiw and perrMt number
(1) Date of issue
Month/Day/Year
(2) Permit m,rnber
S. Hevv you rocnived, from any level of government, written notice of complaint pertaining to wetw pollution from this facility?
A. Yes B.AKo _
S. Give dirtctiorn to this facility from nearest town
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FORAPPLICATION NO.
AGENCY DATE RECEIVED
USE
YR. MO. DAY
Much a sketch, ear"sal photogroph. or map of the existing or proposed facility and/or activity, with the following information
marked to Soil Conservation Service aerial phototirsph, at a U.S. Geological Survey Map, of the one Involved Is preferred).
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A. Approximate overall dimensions of the facility
S. Direction and location of surface drainege and othar discharges from the facility SH-
C. General location of waterways (e.g.. streams, rivers, lakes} in the urea
D. Location of area for manure disposal c-'A
E. Direction and location of diversion points for irrigation activities l G'
11. ANIMAL CONFI14EMENT AND FEEDING FACILITIES
1. LarM1 number of animals held by eonfinemwtt or.f+rcing facilities at any arse time in *4 Pttrvious 12 mcni ts. Give type and
number of, animals.
TYPE F NIMAL,,ev� J NUMBER OF ANIMALS
2. Approximate or" used for animal confinement or feeding.
3. Approximate Isnd mmileMe for manure dispttaal. t 4- tterea
4. A. Animals in this facility are (check one) ME3 In open confinement +/
(Z)� Housed under roof
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(3) ❑ Both in open confinement and housed under roof
B. Percentage of lot . under roof is %
C. If there is open confinement, has a run-off o and COntrol System been 'conStfal2t ?d.
(1) ❑ Yes (2) ❑ No
D. If there are any haired animals at this facility, is there a liquid manuro handling system used for manure management?
11)�Yes 12) ❑ No 11 yes, is there a discharge to a waterway (e.g., stream, river, lake)?
(3) Q Yes (4)XNo
APPLICATION NO.
FOR
AGENCY DATE RE?CEiVE0
USE
YR. MO, DAY
5. Do you arrtioipeta,expamion of this facility in the future?
A. BY" B. ❑ No If yes, complete the following statements.
C. Dare of future expansion
MenthlYear
0. -TYPE OF ANIMALS NUMBER OF ANIMALS

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WATER QUALITY SECTION
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The N.C. Department of
Nolan said that the manure
Natural Resources and Com-
from Little River Plantation of
munity Development's water
J.C. Thompson on Route 3, Mt..
quality section has investigated
Gilead, was a problem because
the 'possible pollution of Little.
the means used to dispose of it.
River near Mt. Gilead by
it was not spread in a
chicken manure from an egg..
satisfactory manner, . he ex -
production farm.
plained, so that "no runoff
Micas Nolan, environmental
could reach a creek emptying
engineer with the NRCD district
into Little River."
office at Fayetteville, said that
Thompson, according to the'
.although the method of dispos- :'
environment.:".. official;.. had'
ing., of the: Lmanure ,was:, "a
planned on purchasing -"a lime
potential pollution' .problem," ,
type spreader" so that all the
samples 'of riverwater showed
manure wouldn't be dumped
"no measurable.pollution.in the
-.'in one place." if it were spread
stream."
over pasture and crop land,
`k`e: s . �etaurant ,,
'.,-*`,SPECIALS. `,..
JUNE.8--'JUNE, 14 r
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: �K`�2:25,
Meat, Choice Of •2 Vegs:; Bread, Butter
,;t;THUMAY.f- PIT COOKED BARBECUE PORK
fRIDAY = BREADED . PEAL CUTLET
MONDAY - BREADED FLOUNDER t4 OZa
TUESDAY..:ifTCHOPPED SIRLOIN ..
�4. WEDIIESDAY. FRIED _CHICKEN�
* AUNCH AND -DINNER. �k
r WATCH EVERY MEEK FOR OUR SPECIALS!
i . Highway 7-10, Between Candor and Blscoe. -
VACATION
BIBLE SCHOOL.,. -
Preparation. Day, .&Parade
SATURDAY , - `. JUNE 10th .
BIBLE, CLASSES, FOR CHILDREN
.4 2_,YRS.A:8_TY. RS.,_OLD.7__,,EACH._NI T.:a
Nolan explained, it would be
done in an acceptable manner.
Water samples were sent to
a Raleigh laboratory for
analysis, according to Nolan,
during early May and the
property owners weren't found
in violation of water quality
standards.
Nolan said tfiat the Thomp-
sons have enough -chickens to
require an approved system for
disposing of the manure, and
that he provided therri with a
National Pollution Discharge
Elimination System. applica-
tion. The egg farm operators, he
saidi will be required to report
to NPDSES' the method to be
used to dispose of -the manure.
Also, according to Nolan, a
letter would., be. required on
what the farm owners plan to do- •�
and when they plan to do it:
What they are doing, he said,
'Isn't a • really satisfactory
LEARNERS -- Medical studen
equipment in an emergency roo
are participating in an eight-wl?
"�Med ,Studer
method now.', ',
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Local Studenxts
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On. •
Dean s List
BY GEORGE A. PENNY
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Two Duke University Medical
the
At Appalachian
School. students are using
summer` .vacation time • to
cart-.
. con.
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continue their study of medicine
vat_
A total of 1,290 ' students
at Montgomery Memorial Hos-
then
,
earned spring semester 'aca-'
• petal under the supervision of
me,
demic honors have -been;.._,local
surgeons.: ^„
Uni
,and,
placed" on 'the- Deans` `List. "at r, It ; is;' like coming home for;
surg
Appalachian State University.
'.following
Mrs James H. Bradley,.Jr.,:the,
former:;Beity..Lou : Bruton : of'.'
enec
' MA
.. included: were: the
Montgomery County, .--Candor,,
"and Randale Craig,
med
.
Angela' Carroll Jones, a sopho- '
-. Sechrest of. Jamestown has
been a visitor to the county for
Seca:
She
more from Troy; Elizabeth A.
Scarborough, a senior from .
years at the family place in the
prat
Star; and Charles Thomas
Shamrock Valley development
she
Strider, a senior from Route 2,
; on Badin .Lake.. = 4
Sec",
.;
Troy
They,,. are associated'.,, with
at tl
To qualify for. the honor, a -.
Doctors'. James Culley,, and
M
student must maintain a grade-
Charles : ' Highsmith .: : in.- an
East
point average of 3.25 on at least
eight -week Duke Endowment'
in 1£
12 semester hours of work with ..program.
"C.:',
Althqugh..neither Mrs., Brad-
Carc
no grade below ; ;.,
ente
She
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FORM
County�f/!r
River Basin
Unit
Rp t To Field Office —
Collector _
BOD Range
Seed — --
Chlorinated
Sta. No. STORET No.
STATE OF NORM CAROLINA UEPA ENT OF NATURAL AND ECONOMIC RESOD
DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAt;EMENT
Sampling Location
Date Rec'd
Rec'd by -
Time Rec'd '
WATFR QUAI ITY SECTIONSan.plIng Locatiorf T-or S Depth
Date j Time % from rt. SnkTH C TRAL FIELD OFFICEf
LAB NO
Sampling T"erature
D. 0. % Saturation Turbidity Secchi Disk
pH Units Alkalinity pH
Acidity pH I Hour
Point C
Hach FTU Meters
Phenol to 8.3 to 4.5
Min to 4.5 to 8.3 Settleable Sol.
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ITotal
Conductivity Salinity
Stream Stage Hydro Elec. Stream Flow Cloud Cover %
Precipitation Wind Direction Wind Force
Turbidity Oil -Grease Sludge Severity
u MHOS G/L
Ft. Dam Dis. CFS Severity
Inches From North Beaufort
Severity Severity
2 ! 1 3 k
Floating Debris Odor-Atmos. Detergent Suds Dead Fish Stream Color Silt or Sediment Aquatic Vegetation
Severity Severity Severity Severity Susp. Severity Sed. Severity Identity Suport Medium Severity
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BOD5
Arsenic
NH3 as N
Ag - Silver
Sb - Antimony
COD
Chl a trichromatic
TKN as 11
Al - Aluminum
Sn - Tin
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Coliform XF Fecal
Chl a corrected
NO + NO3 as 11
Ba - Barium
V - Vanadium
Coliform IT Total
Pheophytin a
PO as P (artho)
Be - Beryllium
Zn - Zinc
Coliform Tube Fecal
Color (true)
P. Total as P
Ca - Calcium
Coliform. Tube Total
Cr Hexavalent
Cd - Cadmium
TOC - Total Organic Carbon
Residue, Total
Cyanide
Co - Cobalt
Volatile
Fluoride
Cr. Total - Chromium
Pesticides
Fixed
Formaldehyde
Cu - Copper
Residue. Suspended
Grease 8 Oils
Fe - Iron
Volatile
Hardness, total
Hg - Mercury
Fixed
MBAS
Li - Lithium
PH
Phenols
Mg - Magnesium
Acidity to pH 4.5
Resin Acid Soap
Mn - Managanese
Acidity to PH 8.3
Sulfate
Mo - Molybdenum
Alkalinity to pH 8.3
Sulfide
Na - Sodium
Alkalinity to pH 4.5
Specific Conductance
Ni - Nickel
Chloride
Pb - Lead
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WATER QUALITY
LABORATORY REPORT
BODS
COD
Coliform
Col iform
Conform
Col iform
MF Fecal
MF Total
Tube Fecal
Tube Total
Mg/L
Mg/L
/11r0__0 ml
/100 ml
/100 ml
P OO ml
PH
Acidity
to
Alkalinity
to
Chloride
PH 4.5
pH B.3
pH 8.3
pH 4.5
Units
Mg/L
Mg/L
Mg/L
Mg/L
Mg/L
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1
1
Arsenic
Chlorophyll a
Chlorophyll a
Pheophytin a
Color (true)
Chromium
Trichromatic
Corrected
Units
Hexavalent
JUg/L
P9/L
JU91L
Pq/L
Pg/L
Sulfate
Sulfide
Phenols
Resin Acid
Specific
Soap
Conductance
Vg/L
Mg/L
Mg/L
Mg/L
PMFiO5/cm
2
1 1
1 I
NH3 as N
TKN as N
NQZ + NO3
ORTHO
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P, Total as P
__ __ _.. _
as N
PO4 as P
Mg/L
Mg/L
Mg/L
Mg/L
Mg/L
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Ag
Al
Ba
Be
Ca
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Cd
Pg/L
JJ9/1-
JJg/L
09/L
Mg/L
Vg/L
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Mg
Mn
Mo
Na
Ni
Pb
Mg/L
11g/L
Ug/L
Mg/L
jJg/L
1Jg/L
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( Pesticides )
REMARKS
DM-iR 7-76
Total
,4g/L
LA B NO.
Date Rp't
Data Entry Byh m Ck��
Residue Residue
Volatile Fixed Suspended Volatile Fixed
M9/L Mg/L Mg/L Mg/L Mg/L
9 1 1 1 _._ � J J
Cyanide Fluoride Formaldehyde Grease & Oils Hardness MBAS
Mg/L Mg/L Mg/L Mg/L Mg/L Mg/L
Co Cr, Total
Cu
Fe
Hg Li
JJg/L Pg/L
ug/L
Pg/L
jlg/L Pg/L
Sb Sn
V
Zn
TOC
llg/L JJg/L
jJg/L
Pg/L
Mg/L

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FORM NO
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River Basin _
Rp't To Unit
Field Office
Collector
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BUD Range
Seed
Chlorinated
Sta. No. STORET No. Date
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
DEPA F.N'T OF NATURAL AND ECONOMIC RESOU
DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL MAN9;EMENT ;3 t
Sampling Location
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WATER QUALITY SECTION
Sampling Locati;
Time %from rt. banl�'�OU;H MAW- FIELD OFFIGIaepthA*-,_I
q .—'�
Date Rec'd — I '-
Rec'd by
Time Rec'd
LAB NO
llto
Ot
Sampling
Trerature
D. 0.
% Saturation
Turbidity ,Secchi Disk
PH Units
Alkalinity PH
Acidity pH
1 Hour
Point
C
Hach FTI1 Meters
Phenol to 8.3
Total to 4.5
Min to 4.5 Total to 8.3
Settleable Sol.
I
I
I
I
I
I l
I
1_
I I
I_ I
Conductivity
Salinity
Stream Stage
_
Hydro Elec.
Stream Flow Cloud Cover %
Precipitation
wind Direction
hind Force
Turbidity Oil -Grease
_
Sludge Severity
u MHOS
u/L
Ft.
Dam Dis. CFS
Severity
Inches
From North
Beaufort
Severity Severity
I
I
i
I
I
I3_:
1
l-
I I
I
Floating Debris
Odor-Atmos.
Detergent Suds
Dead Fish
Stream Color
Silt or
Sediment
Aquatic Vegetation
Severity
Severity
Severity
Severity
_
Susp. Severity
Sed. Severity
Identity Suport Medium
Severity
I
I
I
I
I
15
BODS
Arsenic
NH as N
Ag - Silver
Sb - Antimony
COD
Chl a trichromatic
TKN as N
Al - Aluminum
Sn - Tin
Coliform IiF Fecal
Chl a corrected
NO2 + no as N
Ba - Barium
V - Vanadium
Coliform iAF Total
Pheophytin a
PO as P ortho)
4 {
Be - Ber
Beryllium
y
Zn - Zinc
Coliform Tube Fecal
Color (true)
P. Total as P
Ca - Calcium
Coliform Tube Total
Cr Hexavalent
Cd - Cadmium
TOC - Total Organic Carbon
Residue, Total
Cyanide
Co - Cobalt
Volatile
Fluoride
Cr. Total - Chromium
Pesticides
Fixed
Formaldehyde
Cu - Copper
Residue, Suspended
Grease 8 Oils
Fe - Iron
Volatile
Hardness, total
Hg - Mercury
Fixed
KBAS
Li - Lithium
PH
Phenols
Mg - Magnesium
Acidity to pH 4.5
Resin Acid Soap
Mn - Managanese
Acidity to pH 8.3
Sulfate
Ma - Molybdenum
Alkalinity to pH 8.3
Sulfide
Na - Sodium
Alkalinity to pH 4.5
Specific Conductance
Ni - Nickel
Chloride
Pb - Lead
Dm- I rev 6.16

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FORM NO.
WATER QUALITY
LABORATORY REPORT
BODS
COD
Col iform
Col iform
Col iform
Colif m
MF Fecal
MF Total
Tube Fecal
Tube Total
Mg/L
dig/L
P OO ml
/100 ml
/100 ml
/100 ml
PH
Acidity to
Alkalinity
to
Chloride
pH 4.5
PH 8.3
PH 8.3
PH 4.5
Units
Mg/L
Mg/L
wg/L
Mg/L
Mg/L
8 I
1
I 1
1
Arsenic
Chlorophyll a
Chlorophyll a
Pheophytin a
Color (true)
Chromium
Trichromatic
Corrected
Units
Hexavalent
jJg/L
JJg/L
yg/L
yg/L
Wt.
Phenols
Resin Acid
Sulfate
Sulfide
Specific
Soap
Conductance
Vg/L
Mg/L
Mg/L
Mg/L
PMHOS/cm
Z
NH3 as N
TKN as N
NQp + NO3
ORTHO
P. Total as P
as N
PO4 as P
Mg/L
Mg/L
Mg/L
Mg/L
Mg/L
Ag
Al
Ba
Be
Ca
Cd
yg/L
Pg/L
Ug/L
Pg/L
Mg/L
Vg/L
5 J
1 1
I 1
1
Mg
Mn
No
Na
Ni
Pb
Mg/L
Ug/L
JJg/L
Mg/L
}Jg/L
Mg/L
( Pesticides )
REMARKS
DY-2i1 7.7E
Total
''fig/L
LA s NO. 1a0 `7'
Date Rp't .�-1.4'1
Data Entry By min%— Ck
Residue Residue 0
Volatile Fixed Suspended Volatile Fixed
yg/L Mg/L Mg/L Mg/L Mg/L
-- ._.1 I I I I
Cyanide Fluoride Formaldehyde Srease A Oils Hardness MBAS
Mg/L Mg/L Mg/L Mg/L Mg/L Mg/L
3
Co
Cr. Total
Cu
Fe Hg
Li
119/L
Vg/L
Ug/L
Ug/L Pg/L
pg/L
1
Sb
Sn
V
Zn
TOC
Vg/L
Pg/L
)J9/L
}J9/L
Mg/L

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County
River Basin
Rp't To Unit
Field Office
Collector -
BOD Range
Seed
Chlorinated
Sta. No. STORET No.
ti`r'ATE OF. NORTH CAROLINA
DEPARIENT OF NATURAL AND ECONOMIC RESOA
DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
Sampling Location''t��'"�'.
'_ ",
Date Rec'd rJ
A
Rec'd by
Time Rec'd
Remarks q L No
MAT 9 1978 __j.'3�
Date Time
Date Time
/7 1 1r1,
Sampling Location orr5` QUALITY
from rt. bank Um CENTUL RI
Sampling
Temperature
D. 0.
'z Saturation
Turbidity Secchi Disk
pH Units
Alkalinity pH
Acidity pH
1 Hour
Point
C
Hach FTU Meters
Phenol to 8.3
Total to 4.5
Min to 4.5 Total to 8.3
Settleable Sol.
Conductivity
Salinity
Stream Stage
Hydro Elec.
Stream Flow Cloud Cover %
Precipitation
Wind Direction
Wind Force
Turbidity Oil -Grease
Sludge Severity
u MHOS
v/L
Ft.
Dam Dis. CFS
Severity
Inches
From North
Beaufort
Severity Severity
2 1
1
1
1 l
1
1 1
1
1
I 1
1 1
Floating Debris
Odor-Atmos.
Detergent Suds
Dead Fish
Stream Color
Silt or
Sediment
Aquatic Vegetation
Severity
Severity
Severity
Severity
Susp. Severity
Sed. Severity
Identity Suport Medium
Severity
4 1
1
1
1
1
1$ 1
1
1
1 1
1 J
DOD5
Arsenic
KH3 as N
Ag - Silver
Sb - Antimony
COD
Chl a trichromatic
TKN as N
Al - Aluminum
Sn - Tin
V"
Coliform MF Fecal
Chl a corrected
NO + NO3 as N
Ba - Barium
V - Vanadium
Coliform 14F Total
Pheophytin a
Po as P (ortho)
Be - Beryllium
Zn - Zinc
Coliform Tube Fecal
Color (true)
P. Total as P
Ca - Calcium
Coliform Tube Total
Cr Hexavalent
Cd - Cadmium
TOC - Total Organic Carbon
Residue, Total
Cyanide
Co - Cobalt
Volatile
Fluoride
Cr. Total - Chromium
Pesticides
Fixed
Formaldehyde
Cu - Copper
Residue, Suspended
Grease & Oils
Fe - Iron
Volatile
Hardness, total
Hg - Mercury
Fixed
MBAS
Li - Lithium
PH
Phenols
Mg - Magnesium
Acidity to pH 4.5
Resin Acid Soap
Mn - Manganese
Acidity to pH 8.3
Sulfate
Mo - Molybdenum
Alkalinity to pH 8.3
Sulfide
Ila - Sodium
Alkalinity to pH 4.5
Specific Conductance
Ni - Nickel
Chloride
Pb - Lead
YM 1 98Y G-76

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WATER QUALITY
FORM NO. LABORATORY REPORT
BOD5
COD
Coliform
Coliform
Coliform
Coliform
MF Fecal
MF Total
Tube Fecal
Tube Total
Mg/L
Mg/L
/100 ml
/100 ml
/100 m1
/100 ml
I
PH
Acidity to
Alkalinity to
Chloride
PH 4.5
pH 8.3
pH 8.3
pH 4.5
Units
Mg/L
Mg/L
Mg/L
Mg/L
Mg/L
I
Arsenic
Chlorophyll a
Chlorophyll a
Pheophytin a
Color (true)
Chromium
Trichromatic
Corrected
Units
Hexavalent
)Jg/L
Pg/L
Pg/L
Ug/L
Pg/L
Phenols
Resin Acid
Sulfate
Sulfide
Specific
Soap
Conductance
Pg/L
Mg/L
Mg/L
Mg/L
j1MHOS/cm
2
NH3 as N
TKN as N
NQ2 + NO3
ORTHO
P, Total as P
as N
PO4 as P
Mg/L
Mg/L
Mg/L
Mg/L
Mg/L
4 �
�
1 1
l
Ag
Al
Ba
Be
Ca
�f
Cd
jJg/L
jJg/L
jlg/L
U9/L
Mg/L
J1g/L
.:Mg
Mn
MD
Na
Ni
Pb
Mg/L
Pg/L
Ug/L
Mg/L
jJg/L
JJg/L
( Pesticides
REMARKS
or -in r-re
Total
Mg/L
LAB NO.`'�
Date Rp't�
Data Entry Sy/2-nx Ck
Residue Residue y
Volatile Fixed Suspended Volatile Fixed
Mg/L Mg/L Mg/L Mg/L Mg/L
�. 1 1 l I E I
Cyanide Fluoride Formaldehyde Grease & Oils Hardness MBAS
Mg/L IMg/L II Mg/L Mg/L Mg/L Mg/L
5
Co
Cr, Total
Cu
Fe
Hg Li
JJg/L
)Jg/L
Vg/L
jJg/L
j1g/L pg/L
Sb
Sn
Y
Zn
TOC
JJg/L
Pg/L
}Jg/L
U9/L
Mg/L
9
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County •%%� -
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River Basin
Unit
r�{_Z
Rp't To
Field
Office —
li
Collector -
_?jf
V
BOD Range
Seed
Chlorinated
Sta. No. STORET No.
Sampling Temperature D. O.
Point I C
Conductivity Salinity Stream Stage
u MHOS G/L Ft.
2 1 1
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
DEPA ENT OF NATURAL AND EOONOMIC RESOUS
DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
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r'4r����r lE•' Y 11y �.17 T- ��f � -I'�
r5aaq�ling Location ff C11 t�i.r..: r' �✓`.i
Remarks'-V
Date Rec'd
Rec'd by
Time Rec'd r' 1
LAB NO
__
t)rrw� soloCEIvTP,I~+k FlF1Il WATER Q .- , r SE3TIO14
SOUTH CENTRAL FIELD OFFICE
Sampling Location T or S Depth
Date
~7
Time
% from rt. bank
t
PAY I
% Saturation
Turbidity Secchi Disk
PH Units
Alkalinity pH
Acidity pH 1 Hour
Hach FTH Meters
to 8.3 to 4.5
Min to 4.5 to 8.3 Sol.
l
(Phenol 1Total
1Total 1Settleable
Hydro Elec.
Stream Flaw Cloud Cover %
Precipitation
Wind Direction 'Hind Force
Turbidity Oil -Grease Sludge Sever
Dam Dis. CFS
Severity
Inches
From North Beaufort
Severity Severity
I
1
13
1 1
1 1 1 1
Floating Debris Odor-Atmos. Detergent Suds Dead Fish Stream Color Silt or Sediment Aquatic Vegetation
Severity Severity Severity Severity Susp. Severity Sed. Severity Identity Suport Redium Severity
4 1 1 1 1 1 15 1 1 1 1 1
BODS
Arsenic
NH3 as N
Ag - Silver
Sb - Antimony
COD
Chl a trichramatic
TKN as N
Al - Aluminum
Sn - Tin
Coliform NF Fecal
Chl a corrected
NO2 + NO3 as N
Ba - Barium
V - Vanadium
Coliform RF Total
Pheophytin a
PO as P (ortho)
Be - Beryllium
Zn - Zinc
Coliform Tube Fecal
Color (true)
P, Total as P
Ca - Calcium
Coliform Tube Total
Cr Hexavalent
Cd - Cadmium
TOC - Total Organic Carbon
Residue, Total
Cyanide
Co - Cobalt
Volatile
Fluoride
Cr. Total - Chromium
Pesticides
Fixed
Formaldehyde
Cu - Copper
Residue, Suspended
Grease S Oils
Fe - Iron
Volatile
Hardness, total
Hg - Mercury
Fixed
14BAS
Li - Lithium
PH
Phenols
Mg - Magnesium
Acidity to pH 4.5
Resin Acid Soap
Mn - Managanese
Acidity to pit 8.3
Sulfate
No - Molybdenum
Alkalinity to pH 8.3
Sulfide
Ha - Sodium
Alkalinity to pH 4.5
Specific Conductance
Ni - Nickel
Chloride
Pb - Lead
um- 1 rev ti-ID

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4
WATER QUALITY
FORM NO. LABORATORY REPORT
BOOS
COD
Cal iform
Cal iform
Coliform
Coliform
MF Fecal
MF Total
Tube Fecal
Tube Total
Mg/L
Mg/L
/100
OO ml
/100 ml
/100 ml
—ml I�P
PH
Acidity
to
Alkalinity
to
Chloride
pH 4.5 r
pH 8.3
pH 8.3
pH 4.5
Units
Mg/L
Mg/L
Mg/L
Mg/L
Mg/L
8 I�
1.
�
�
1
Arsenic
Chlorophyll a
Chlorophyll a
Pheophytin a
Color (true)
Chromium
Trichromatic
Corrected
Units
Hexavalent
Vg/L
V9/L
Pg/L I
Pg/L
yg/L 4
Phenols
Resin Acid
Sulfate
Sulfide
Specific
Soap
Conductance
" Pg/L
Mg/L
Mg/L
Mg/L
}!MHOS/cm
2 �
i
NH3 as N
TKN as N
NQ2 + NO3
ORTHO
P, Total as P
�I
as N
PO4 as P
Mg/L
Mg/L
Mg/L
Mg/L
Mg/L
I
i
Ag
Al
Ba
Be
Ca
Cd
J)g/L
j1g/L
Pg/L
U9/L
Mg1L
Ug/L
I
,Mg
Mn
Mo
Na
M
Pb
Mg/L
J1g/L
jUg/L
Mg/L
11g/L
Mg/L
{ Pesticides
REMARKS
DE-29 r-re
Total
Mg/L
LAB NO.
Date Rp`t
Data Entry By /CkGY
Residue Residue v
Volatile Fixed Suspended Volatile Fixed
!Sg/L Mg/L Mg/L Mg/L Mg/L
9 1..__... __ _J -�� 1
Cyanide Fluoride Formaldehyde Grease b Oils Hardness MBAS
Mg/L II Mg/L Mg/L Mg/L Mg/L Mg/L
1 J I � I
Co
Cr, Total
Cu
Fe
Hg Li
,Ug/L
Pg/L
Pg/L
1 g/L
pg/L P91L
7
I
Sb
Sn
V
Zn
TOC
Mg/L
Ug/L
jUg/L
Pg/L
Mg/L
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