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G33 <br />Althea Thomason <br />From: <br />Susan Condlin (susan cendlin @ncsu.edu] <br />Sent: <br />Wednesday, August 17, 2011 9:24 AM <br />To: <br />Gaynell Lee <br />Cc: <br />Terrell Jones; Roy Warren; Bill Rogers; Joseph Cherry, marshall.downey @sanfordnc.net; <br />Althea Thompson; Linda Shook Charles Parks; James Womack, Jr.; Larry C. Oldham; <br />Richard S. Hayes; Ed Paschal; Robert Reives; Dale Talbert; Kenneth Hoyle; Shane <br />Seagrotes; Russell Spivey; William Heath Cain; Tommy Brooks: John Crumpton <br />Subject: <br />Re: Questions from August 16th Public Hearing <br />I shared these questions with Dr. Greg Jennings, Professor and Extension Specialist in the Biological & Agricultural <br />Engineering Dept. at NCSU. Dr. Jennings is our contact for Enviro nmental/Water Quaity issues. Here is his response <br />and recommendation: <br />The NC DENR Raleigh Regional Office will regulate all aspects of environmental quality: <br />http: / /portal.ncdenr.0rglweb /wo /home /ro/ rrc <br />They will answer all questions about permitting and monitoring requirements. The industry is responsible for complying <br />with all federal and state regulations, including environmental and worker safety. Generally, the company is expected to <br />self- monitor and self -report all aspects of compliance. You may want to invite regulators such as Danny Smith from the <br />Raleigh Regional Office to your next meeting. <br />I bet Roy Warren knows Danny Smith, or one of his counterparts, and could arrange for him to appear before the group. <br />Let me know if you need additional information. <br />susan <br />On 8/16 /115:10 PM, Terrell Jones wrote: <br />To all, Regarding question #2: One additionai measure to consider would be to install monitoring wells a varying <br />distances arcurd the property and test the stream and ground water quality before operatbns began. That would <br />establish a baseline for comparison in the future. Terreliiones- Health Department. <br />- - --- — _.._._ ._...... -_.- ------ .._ _._ ........ <br />From: Gaynell Lee <br />Sent: Tuesday, August 16, 2011 10;50 AM <br />To: Roy Warren; Bill Rogers; Joseph Cherry; marsnali.domr ev(asanford net; Althea Thompson; Unda Shook; Charles <br />Parks; James Womack, Jr.; Larry C. Oldham; Richard B. Hayes; Ed Paschal; Robert Reives; Dale Talbert; Kenneth Hoyle; <br />Susan Condlin; Shane Seagroves; Russell Spivey; Terrell Jones; William Heath Cain; Tommy Brooks <br />Cc: John Crumpton <br />Subject: Questions from August 16th Public Hearing <br />All, <br />At the August 16` Commissioners meeting, a public hearing was held in reference to a rezoning request on behalf of <br />Petroleum Recover Services to rezone a parcel of land located at 3659 S. Plank Road from LI -CU district to South Plank <br />Rd LLC Conditional Zoning district. The change of use will include above ground storage tanks that will store diesel fuel <br />for emergency generators. The process includes sampling the fuel, treating it with inhibitor, removing water from the tank <br />and filtering the fuel when necessary. All work is done at the customers' locations. In the process of the work residual <br />water /fuel mixture is collected as well as used filters. The residual water /fuel mixture is brought back to the warehouse <br />where it will be consolidated into totes for collection by an authorized used oil collector. Filters are also brought back to <br />the warehouse to be crushed, drained and collected by an authorized used filter recycler. The warehouse is used for <br />