SITE SUMMARY REPORT Biscoe Old Town Dump NONCD 0000672 Montgomery County Senate Bill 1492 State of North Carolina State Contract N06009S Schnabel Project No. 06210002.23 March 25, 2010 Updated May 11, 2010 Prepared for: North Carolina Department of Environmental and Natural Resources Superfund Section Inactive Hazardous Sites Branch 401 Oberlin Road, Suite 150 Raleigh, NC 27605 Prepared by: Schnabel Engineering South, P.C. 11-A Oak Branch Drive Greensboro, North Carolina 27407 (336) 274-9456 Susan A. Mickiewicz Staff Scientist/Report Author Signature Gary Rogers, L.G. Senior Associate/Reviewer Signature
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SITE SUMMARY REPORT
Biscoe Old Town Dump
NONCD 0000672
Montgomery County
Senate Bill 1492
State of North Carolina
State Contract N06009S Schnabel Project No. 06210002.23
March 25, 2010
Updated May 11, 2010
Prepared for:
North Carolina Department of Environmental and Natural Resources
Superfund Section
Inactive Hazardous Sites Branch
401 Oberlin Road, Suite 150
Raleigh, NC 27605
Prepared by:
Schnabel Engineering South, P.C.
11-A Oak Branch Drive
Greensboro, North Carolina 27407
(336) 274-9456
Susan A. Mickiewicz
Staff Scientist/Report Author Signature
Gary Rogers, L.G.
Senior Associate/Reviewer Signature
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Site Location Research Summary
Areas of Note
Site Summary
1.0 Site Conditions
1.1 On-site Structures
1.2 Current Site Usage
1.3 On-site Water Supply Wells and Intakes
1.4 Surface Water Features
1.5 Disposal Area
1.6 Disposal Area Conditions
1.7 Evidence of Human Activity
1.8 Potential Landfill Gas Migration Pathways
1.9 Physical Barriers
1.10 Other Pertinent Information
2.0 Vicinity Conditions
2.1 Structures Located on Adjacent Properties
2.2 Water Supply Wells and Intakes
2.3 Current Land Usage
2.4 Surface Water Features
3.0 Aerial Photography Review
TABLES
Table 1 Tabulated GPS Coordinates
FIGURES
Figure 1 USGS Topographic Map
Figure 2 Site Map
Figure 3 Vicinity Map
Figure 4 Topographic Map Overlaid On LiDAR Shaded Relief
Figure 5 LiDAR Shaded Relief
APPENDICES
Appendix A Field Reconnaissance Sheet
Appendix B Tax Records
Appendix C Records of Communication\Site Visit Permission Letter
The Disposal Area appears to extend onto the following tax parcels:
PARCEL 1
CURRENT OWNER: Mr. John Gregory Shuping
CURRENT OWNER CONTACT: Property Owner CURRENT OWNER ADDRESS: P.O. Box 719, Biscoe, NC 27209
CURRENT OWNER TELEPHONE NUMBER: 910-428-2270
TAX PARCEL No./PIN No.: 7578-00-44-8118
DEED REFERENCE: Deed Book 362; Deed Page 613
COORDINATES: (at site entrance of Parcel 1 from on-site reading from handheld GPS)
State Plane Coordinates (NAD83, meters): Northing: 178086 Easting: 540797.
Latitude: N35o 21’ 10.9” Longitude: W79
o 45’ 25.4”
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AREAS OF NOTE
1) Waste appears to extend beyond the property boundary to the east, extending onto tax
parcel 7578-00-44-8118 owned by Mr. John Gregory Shuping.
2) Local mills reportedly used the Disposal Area.
3) Several water supply wells possibly in use are located within 500 feet of the Disposal
Area. Some of the wells are in an apparent cross- to down-gradient direction from the
Disposal Area.
4) A residence is located on the Site approximately 80 feet north of the Disposal Area.
5) Hummocky topography with mounds approximately six feet in height were observed in
the southeastern portion of the Disposal Area.
6) A berm was located along the southwestern boundary of the Disposal Area.
7) Observed evidence of recent human activity included the disposal of trash and wood
debris on the northern part of the Disposal Area.
8) Residences are located within 1,000 feet of the Disposal Area.
9) An unnamed intermittent stream is located along the eastern portion of the Disposal Area.
10) A pond approximately 5.5 acres in size is located south of the Site.
11) Standing water was observed on the southeastern portion of the Disposal Area.
12) Bricks and concrete were observed on the southeastern part of the Disposal Area.
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SITE SUMMARY
1.0 SITE CONDITIONS
This section discusses the observed conditions on the Site, as defined as the properties (Tax
Parcels 7578-00-44-3252 and 7578-00-44-8118) on which the Disposal Area is located. The
Disposal Area is defined as the area observed or reported to have been used for waste placement
or burial. The boundary (perimeter) of this area is the observed limit of waste material based on
field observations and the inferred limit based on a review of historical aerial photographs. The
site visit was conducted on February 17, 2010. Photographs illustrating site conditions are
included in Appendix D.
The Site is located in Montgomery County, near Biscoe, NC. Driving directions to the Site from
the intersection of US-220 and NC Highway 27/24 are as follows:
1. Drive east on NC Highway 27/24 approximately 0.7 mile.
2. Turn right onto Martin Road and drive approximately 0.5 mile.
3. The entrance to the Disposal Area is located to the south of the residence at 303 Martin
Road.
1.1 On-site Structures
The McIntyre family owns a single-family residence and garage located on the northern portion
of the Site. The residence is a single-wide mobile home with crawlspace and the garage is on a
concrete slab. The residence is approximately 80 feet north of the Disposal Area boundary in an
apparent up-gradient direction from the Disposal Area.
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1.2 Current Site Usage
The McIntyre residence is located on the north central part of the Site approximately 80 feet
from the Disposal Area in an apparent up-gradient direction. According to Ms. Lori McIntyre,
the Disposal Area is no longer used for disposal. However, observed evidence of recent human
activity included the disposal of trash and wood debris on the northern part of the Disposal Area.
1.3 On-Site Water Supply Wells and Intakes
A water supply well was not observed on the Site. Ms. McIntyre stated that her residence was
served by a public water supply system. Residences in the vicinity of the site appeared to have
private water wells in addition to access to public water.
1.4 Surface Water Features
An unnamed intermittent stream is located along the eastern portion of the Disposal Area. The
stream is approximately three feet wide with a muddy stream bed and was slowly flowing to
the south into a pond. The pond located south of the Site was approximately 5.5 acres in size
with cloudy water at the time of the site visit. Standing water was observed on the
southeastern part of the Disposal Area. The standing water was approximately four feet by six
feet wide. The water was cloudy and had a film on the surface of the water at the time of the
site visit.
1.5 Disposal Area
Access to the Disposal Area is from Martin Road to the south of the residence (Photo 1). The
Disposal Area occupies 2.5 acres based on the estimated Disposal Area perimeter shown on
Figures 1 through 3.
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The ground surface of the Disposal Area slopes generally toward the southeast. A comparison of
the topography from the 1983 USGS 7.5 minute topographic quadrangle map (10 foot contours,
based on 1977 aerial photography) with the 2005 topographic map from NCDOT (4 foot
contours), indicates that the topography on the eastern part of the Disposal Area has increased in
elevation up to 5 to 10 feet. The LiDAR Shaded Relief Map (Figure 5) shows an anomalous
mound to the north of the pond and a relatively flattened area on the west side of the Disposal
Area. The depth of waste is estimated based on a comparison of topographic maps of different
vintages constructed using different methods. Differences between elevations on the maps may
reflect actual elevation changes or may be apparent differences due to the different map making
methods. The elevation comparisons are approximate and differences in scale and methods of
mapping are not sufficient to evaluate some changes in topography.
The reported years of operation were from the mid 1950’s to 1980, so the 1983 USGS map may
have represented the land surface at or near the end of the disposal period. The pond was not
constructed before 1983, according to the historical aerial photographs. The land surface in 1983,
near the end of the disposal period, consisted of two drainages sloping gradually to the southeast,
located to the north and south of the Disposal Area.
GPS coordinates were taken of the Disposal Area perimeter on the McIntyre property. The
approximate Disposal Area perimeter is illustrated on the figures and on aerial photographs in
Appendix E. A table of GPS coordinates for the Site entrance and the Site perimeter is presented
in Table 1. The southeastern part of the Disposal Area was not accessed because we did not
receive permission by Mr. John Gregory Shuping to go onto his property. The southeastern
perimeter of the Disposal Area was delineated based on aerial photographs and observations
taken from Ms. McIntyre’s property. The Disposal Area perimeter location is approximate and is
based on visual observations made at the time of the site visit and interpretation of aerial
photographs. Figures 4 and 5 show LiDAR shaded relief superimposed on the Disposal Area.
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1.6 Disposal Area Conditions
The Disposal Area was covered with tall grasses, briars and deciduous trees approximately 4 to
10 inches in diameter. Exposed disposal material consisted of recent trash and wood debris on
the northern part of the Disposal Area, and bricks and concrete on the southeastern portion of the
Disposal Area. A berm was located along the southwestern boundary of the Disposal Area. A
vegetation covered mound approximately seven feet in height and about 225 feet in diameter was
present on the Disposal Area.
The observed Disposal Area was on multiple tax parcels, Parcel Numbers 7578-00-44-3252 and
7578-00-44-8118. The perimeter of the Disposal Area was visually evident with the majority of
the Disposal Area on Parcel Number 7578-00-44-3252.
Hummocky topography with mounds approximately six feet in height were observed on the
southeastern part of the Disposal Area. No notable erosion, depressions, offensive odors, stained
or discolored soils, or slope failures were observed during the site visit.
1.7 Evidence of Human Activity
During the site visit evidence of recent dumping of trash and wood debris was observed on the
northern portion of the Disposal Area (Photo 3 and 4).
1.8 Potential Landfill Gas Migration Pathways
There were no visible or evident potential gas migration pathways such as stormwater drain
systems, underground utilities, septic systems, or drain fields on the Disposal Area.
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1.9 Physical Barriers
Site access is provided by a gravel driveway from Martin Road. The Disposal Area is located to
the south and east of the residence. Physical barriers were not observed on the Site or Disposal
Area during the site visit.
1.10 Other Pertinent Information
Some history of the Site was obtained during conversations with persons familiar with the Site.
The information obtained indicates that:
• Mr. David Asbill, Town of Biscoe Public Works Department Superintendent, was aware
of the location of the Biscoe Old Town Dump. He said it was near the intersection of
Martin Road and Post Office Road and was willing to take Schnabel to the Site.
• Mr. Asbill stated that the Site is located on Mr. John McIntyre’s property.
• Mr. Asbill stated that Mr. John McIntyre no longer resides at 303 Martin Road, Biscoe,
NC 27209, but his ex-wife Ms. Lori McInytre now owns the property.
• Mr. Asbill stated that the Town of Biscoe did not own this Disposal Area. He stated that
local residences and mills were allowed to dump at this Site that used to be owned and
operated by Mr. Tom Hurley. Mr. Asbill stated that Tom Hurley is deceased.
• Mr. Asbill stated that the Disposal Area was opened between 1963 and 1965 and was
closed in 1980. He stated that Mr. McIntyre later bought the property from Mr. Tom
Hurley.
• Mr. Asbill stated that nearby residences are served by a public water supply but may also
have private drinking water wells.
• Ms. Lori McIntyre, property owner, stated that the Disposal Area is located on her
property behind her residence. She gave verbal permission for Schnabel staff to access
the Site.
• Ms. McIntyre did not have any knowledge about the history of the Site.
Notes from conversations with people familiar with the site are included in Appendix C. The
information obtained from these conversations has not been verified or confirmed.
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2.0 VICINITY CONDITIONS
This section describes the observed general conditions in the vicinity of the Site, as defined as an
area within 1,000 feet of the perimeter of the Disposal Area. Photographs illustrating vicinity
conditions are included in Appendix D.
2.1 Structures Located on Adjacent Properties
Structures described in this section are located on adjacent properties that have a shared property
boundary with the Site and are within 1,000 feet of this Disposal Area.
Residences on multiple tax parcels are located within 1,000 feet of the Site on Post Office Road
and Martin Road. These structures are shown on Figure 2 and on aerial photographs in Appendix
E.
2.2 Water Supply Wells and Intakes
Water supply wells possibly in use were observed at residences along Martin Road and Post
Office Road within 1,000 feet of the Disposal Area. Water meters and fire hydrants were
observed within 1,000 feet of the Site. According to Ms. Jo Haywood, Senior Utilities
Representative for the Montgomery County Water Department, a county water line is available
for residents along Martin Road and Post Office Road. Ms. McIntyre, Property Owner, stated
that her residence was served by public water.
Locations and descriptions of wells within 1,000 feet of the Disposal Area are tabulated below
and approximate locations are shown on the figures and aerial photographs in Appendix E.
Wells 3 and 5 are in an apparent side- to down-gradient direction from the Disposal Area. Other
wells are in an apparent side- to up-gradient direction from the Disposal Area.
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WATER SUPPLY WELLS IN VICINITY (May no longer be used for drinking water)
Well
Number
Approximate Distance
from Disposal Area
Perimeter (feet)
Address
Location Basis*
1 <500
Mr. Stanton Freeman
P.O. Box 101
Candor, NC 27229
Near Residence
2 <500
Mr. Michael Sublett
2257 Brown Road
Sanford, NC 27330
Near Residence
3 <500
Mr. Joseph Daywalt
995 Post Office Road
Biscoe, NC 27209
Near Residence
4 <500
Mr. John Gregory Shuping
P.O. Box 719
Biscoe, NC 27209
Near Residence
5 <500
Mr. Wilfredo Hernandez
c/o Ms. Maria Torres
312 Martin Road
Biscoe, NC 27209
Near Residence
6 500 to 1,000
Ms. Patricia Moore
350 Martin Road
Biscoe, NC 27209
Near Residence
7 500 to 1,000
Mr. Fortunato Romero
P.O. Box 1133
Biscoe, NC 27209
Near Residence
8 500 to 1,000
Ms. Gelacia Melchor
P.O. Box 633
Candor, NC 27229
Near Residence
9 500 to 1,000
Mr. Jerry Beane
297 Martin Road
Biscoe, NC 27209
Near Residence
10 500 to 1,000
Ms. Juana Maldonado
P.O. Box 633
Candor, NC 27229
Near Residence
11 500 to 1,000
Mr. Robert Stroud
1015 Post Office Road
Biscoe, NC 27209
Near Residence
12 500 to 1,000
Ms. Patricia Moore
c/o Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Poole
350 Martin Road
Biscoe, NC 27209
Near Residence
* The private water well locations shown on figures and aerial photographs in Appendix E are relatively
accurate for wells located by GPS or visual observation. If not observed, water wells are assumed to be
near residences not served by public water systems and these well locations are shown in an assumed
location near the residences on figures and aerial photographs. Wells are shown as of 2010 and are plotted
on all aerial photographs from all years.
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No public water supply wells or intakes were listed on the NCDENR Public Water Supply
Section’s database (as of January 2010) within two miles of the Disposal Area.
2.3 Current Land Usage
Property in the vicinity of the Site is primarily residential and wooded. Land usage at the time of
the site visit within 1,000 feet of the Disposal Area perimeter was:
North: Martin Road, wooded, and residences, apparent up-gradient direction from the
Site.
South: Pond, wooded, and residences, apparent down-gradient direction from the Site.
East: Residences and wooded, apparent up- to side-gradient direction from the Site.
West: Wooded, residences and Post Office Road, apparent up- to side-gradient
direction from the Site.
2.4 Surface Water Features
A pond approximately 5.5 acres in size is located to the south of the Site. The pond drains into an
unnamed perennial stream approximately 1,000 feet south of the Site. A second pond is located
in an apparent up-gradient direction about 750 feet to the west of the Site.
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3.0 AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY REVIEW
Aerial photographs were reviewed for the years 1939, 1950, 1956, 1968, 1977, 1983 and 2005.
The reported years of operation of the Site were from the mid 1950’s to 1980. Observations of
each of the photographs are included in the following table. Copies of the aerial photographs are
included in Appendix E. Some aerial photographs are reproductions of original aerial
photographs and have some distortion; therefore, overlaid Disposal Area Boundaries and other
features may vary from their actual locations. Hand drawn lines and notations on the
photographs denote soils mapping information drawn on the original photographs by the USDA
NRCS.
Flight Year Observations Source
1939
The Disposal Area is wooded and undeveloped. Martin Road and
Post Office Road are visible to the north and west, respectively.
The surrounding area is wooded and undeveloped except for
scattered agricultural fields.
1
1950 The Disposal Area is wooded and undeveloped. Residences are
visible to the northwest of Martin Road. 1
1956
The southern part of the Disposal Area is cleared. A dirt road
connects the Disposal Area to Martin Road. The surrounding area
appears similar to the 1950 aerial photograph.
1
1968 The southern part of the Disposal Area is cleared. The surrounding
area is wooded and appears similar to the 1956 aerial photograph. 1
1977
The southern portion of the Disposal Area is cleared. The
surrounding area is wooded and undeveloped. Residences are
visible to the north of Martin Road.
1
1983 The Disposal Area is covered with lighter colored vegetation. The
surrounding area appears similar to the 1977 aerial photograph. 1
2005
The Disposal Area is cleared and covered with grassy vegetation.
Residences are visible surrounding the Site. A pond is visible to
the south of the Site. The aerial photograph shows conditions
representative of those observed during the visit.
2
Sources of aerial photos:
1) USDA NRCS office in Troy, NC
2) NC ONE Map; ftp://204.239.203/outgoing/raster/local_imagery/montgomery2005
This report was prepared specifically for the use of NCDENR Inactive Sites Branch under the
Scope of Work defined in our contract dated October 26, 2005. Use of this document for
other purposes or by other parties is at the sole risk of the user.
TABLE
TABLE 1
Tabulated GPS Coordinates
Point
State Plane Coordinates
(meters)
Latitude
(deg, min, sec)
Longitude
(deg, min, sec)
Northing Easting N W
Site Entrance
001 178086 540797 35 21 10.9 79 45 25.4
P-1 178088 540827 35 21 11.0 79 45 24.3
P-2 178094 540849 35 21 11.2 79 45 23.4
P-3 178094 540871 35 21 11.2 79 45 22.5
P-4 178083 540900 35 21 10.8 79 45 21.4
P-5 178072 540912 35 21 10.4 79 45 20.9
P-6 178037 540928 35 21 9.3 79 45 20.2
P-7 178014 540931 35 21 8.6 79 45 20.1
P-8 178005 540922 35 21 8.3 79 45 20.5
P-9 178000 540905 35 21 8.1 79 45 21.1
P-10 178002 540853 35 21 8.2 79 45 23.2
P-11 178020 540838 35 21 8.8 79 45 23.8
P-12 178030 540785 35 21 9.1 79 45 25.9
Notes:
1) Points P-1 through P-5 and P-10 through P-12 were on the observed Disposal Area
perimeter on the McIntyre property. These points were obtained using a WAAS enabled
Thales Mobile Mapper GPS.
2) Points P-6 through P-9 were located on the estimated Disposal Area perimeter based on
interpretations of aerial photographs and LiDAR images.
3) All points in NAD83 datum.
FIGURES
FIELD RECONNAISSANCE SHEET
TAX RECORDS
Montgomery County, NC
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Parcels
Parcel No: 7578 00 44 8118 Parcel Address: 0 MARTIN Parcel Owner: SHUPING, JOHN GREGORY PO BOX 719
BISCOE, NC 27209
Lot Number: Legal Description: MCINTYRE Deed Reference: Bk. 637 Pg. 640 Land Area: 2.81A acres Year Built:
Building Value: $0 Land Value: $3,372 Other Value: $0 Total Tax Value: $3,400 Sale Year: 09 Sale Price: $0
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Parcels
Parcel No: 7578 00 44 3252 Parcel Address: 303 MARTIN Parcel Owner: MCINTYRE, JOHNNY F. & LORI 303 MARTIN RD
BISCOE, NC 27209
Lot Number: MCINTYRE Legal Description: Deed Reference: Bk. 362 Pg. 613 Land Area: 6.27A acres Year Built: 1993
Building Value: $6,945 Land Value: $12,905 Other Value: $0 Total Tax Value: $19,900 Sale Year: 98 Sale Price: $35,000
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SCHNABEL STAFF: Sue Mickiewicz DATE/TIME: January 4, 22, and 28, 2010
February 8 and 10, 2010
INTERVIEW WITH: Mr. David Asbill PHONE NO.: 910-428-4112
TITLE: Superintendent FAX NO.: 910-428-3975
ORGANIZATION: Public Works Department, Town of Biscoe
ADDRESS: P.O. Box 1228, 110 West Main Street, Biscoe, NC 27209
PROJECT: NC DENR Old Unlined Landfill Assessments 06210002.23
SITE NAME AND NCDENR ID NO.: Biscoe Old Town Dump, NONCD000672
SUBJECT: Interview
NOTES: January 4, 2010 Maridee Graves interviewed Mr. David Asbill, Town of Biscoe Public Works Department Superintendent, about his knowledge of the Biscoe Old Town Dump. Mr. Asbill was aware of the location of the Biscoe Old Town Dump. He said it was near the intersection of Martin Road and Post Office Road and could take Schnabel to the Site. January 22, 2010 Sue Mickiewicz attempted to reach Mr. Asbill to get more information on the Site and the property owner. Sue Mickiewicz left a message for Mr. Asbill. January 28, 2010 Sue Mickiewicz interviewed Mr. Asbill about the Biscoe Old Town Dump. Mr. Asbill stated that the Site is located on Mr. John McIntyre’s property. Mr. Asbill stated that he would make attempts to try to contact Mr. McIntyre and would get back in touch with Schnabel staff. February 8, 2010 Sue Mickiewicz left a message for Mr. Asbill. February 10, 2010 Sue Mickiewicz received a call from Mr. Asbill in regards to Mr. McIntyre. Mr. Asbill stated that he did not get a call from Mr. McIntyre after leaving a message with his daughter, Ms. April McIntyre, last week.
Mr. Asbill stated that Mr. McIntyre no longer resides at 303 Martin Road, Biscoe, NC 27209. Mr. McIntyre has leased the property to Mr. John Gregory Shuping. Mr. Asbill stated that the Town of Biscoe did not own this Disposal Area. He stated that local residences and mills were allowed to dump at this Site that used to be owned and operated by Mr. Tom Hurley. Mr. Asbill stated that Tom Hurley is deceased. Mr. Asbill stated that this Disposal Area was opened between 1963 and 1965 and was closed in 1980. Mr. McIntyre later bought the property from Mr. Tom Hurley. Mr. Asbill stated that he has recently viewed the location of the Disposal Area and it appears vacant. Mr. Asbill stated that nearby residences are served by a public water supply. Sue Mickiewicz called Mr. Shuping in regards to his property on Martin Road and left a message.
RECORD OF CONVERSATION SITE ACCESS PERMISSION - INTERVIEW
SCHNABEL STAFF: Sue Mickiewicz DATE/TIME: February 17, 2010
INTERVIEW WITH: Ms. Lori McIntyre PHONE NO.: 910-573-0464
TITLE: Property Owner FAX NO.:
ORGANIZATION:
ADDRESS: 303 Martin Road, Biscoe, NC 27209
PROJECT: NC DENR Old Unlined Landfill Assessments 06210002.23
SITE NAME AND NCDENR ID NO.: Biscoe Old Town Dump, NONCD000672
SUBJECT: Site Access Permission - Interview
NOTES: On February 17, 2010, Sue Mickiewicz interviewed Ms. Lori McIntyre, property owner, about her knowledge of the Biscoe Old Town Dump. Ms. McIntyre stated that the dump site is located on her property behind her residence. She gave verbal permission to Schnabel staff to access the Site. Ms. McIntyre did not have any knowledge about the history of the Site.
SCHNABEL STAFF: Sue Mickiewicz DATE/TIME: February 26, 2010
INTERVIEW WITH: Ms. Jo Haywood PHONE NO.: 910-576-4221
TITLE: Senior Utilities Representative FAX NO.:
ORGANIZATION: Montgomery County Water Department
ADDRESS: 102 East Spring Street, Troy, NC 27371
PROJECT: NC DENR Old Unlined Landfill Assessments 06210002.23
SITE NAME AND NCDENR ID NO.: Biscoe Old Town Dump, NONCD000672
SUBJECT: Interview
NOTES: On February 26, 2010, Sue Mickiewicz interviewed Ms. Jo Haywood, Senior Utilities Representative for the Montgomery County Water Department, concerning county water access to the nearby residents of Martin Road and Post Office Road. Ms. Haywood stated that a county water line is available for residents along Martin Road and Post Office Road.
SITE PHOTOGRAPHS
Old Biscoe Town Dump, NONCD0000672
PHOTOGRAPH No.: 1
Photo Taken: 02-17-10
LOCATION:
Disposal Area entrance.
COMMENTS:
Photo taken facing toward the south.
PHOTOGRAPH No.: 2
Photo Taken: 02-17-10
LOCATION:
Northern portion of Site.
COMMENTS:
Photo taken facing toward the east. Residence and well.
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PHOTOGRAPH No.: 3
Photo Taken: 02-17-10
LOCATION:
Northeastern portion of Disposal Area.
COMMENTS:
Recent trash disposal.
PHOTOGRAPH No.: 4
Photo Taken: 02-17-10
LOCATION:
Northeastern portion of Disposal Area.
COMMENTS:
Photo taken facing toward the south. Recent trash disposal and wood debris.
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PHOTOGRAPH No.: 5
Photo Taken: 02-17-10
LOCATION:
Northwestern portion of Disposal Area.
COMMENTS:
Photo taken facing toward the west. Field with briars and tall grasses. Tree line delineates the Disposal Area boundary.
PHOTOGRAPH No.: 6
Photo Taken: 02-17-10
LOCATION:
Southern portion of Disposal Area.
COMMENTS:
Photo taken facing toward the east. Hummocky topography along the Disposal Area boundary. Pond to the south of the Disposal Area.
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PHOTOGRAPH No.: 7
Photo Taken: 02-17-10
LOCATION:
Southern portion of Disposal Area.
COMMENTS:
Photo taken facing toward the north. Hummocky topography with thick briars and vines along southern portion of Disposal Area.
PHOTOGRAPH No.: 8
Photo Taken: 02-17-10
LOCATION:
Southern portion of Disposal Area.
COMMENTS:
Intermittent stream approximately three feet wide with a muddy stream bed. Flows to the south into the pond.
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PHOTOGRAPH No.: 9
Photo Taken: 02-17-10
LOCATION:
Southern portion of Disposal Area.
COMMENTS:
Area of standing water approximately four to six feet wide. Cloudy water quality with a sheen on top of the water.
PHOTOGRAPH No.: 10
Photo Taken: 02-17-10
LOCATION:
Southern portion of Disposal Area.
COMMENTS:
Photo taken facing toward the west. Hummocky mound approximately six feet tall. Scale stick marked in one foot increments.
