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SITE SUMMARY REPORT

City of Albemarle Dump

NONCD 0000751

Stanly County

Senate Bill 1492

State of North Carolina

State Contract N06009S Schnabel Project No. 06210002.20

November 23, 2009

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

Benjamin L. Bradley

Project 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


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

Appendix D Site Photographs

Appendix E Aerial Photographs

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SITE LOCATION RESEARCH SUMMARY

ID NUMBER: NONCD 0000751

SITE NAME(S): City of Albemarle Dump

LOCATION: Coble Avenue, Albemarle, NC 28001

COUNTY: Stanly

LANDFILL SIZE: 7.6 acres (Disposal Area enclosed by GPS points obtained during site

visit and perimeter identified from aerial photographs)

PROPERTY SIZE: 221 acres (Stanly County GIS)

DATE OPENED: Early to mid 1930’s (data obtained from Mr. Raymond Allen,

Albemarle City Manager)

DATE CLOSED: 1972 (data obtained from Mr. Raymond Allen, Albemarle City

Manager)

CURRENT OWNER: City of Albemarle

CURRENT OWNER CONTACT: Mr. Raymond Allen, Albemarle City Manager CURRENT OWNER ADDRESS: 157 North 2

nd Street, P.O. Box 190, Albemarle, NC

28001

CURRENT OWNER TELEPHONE NUMBER: 704-984-9408

TAX PARCEL No./PIN No.: 653704649865

DEED REFERENCE: Multiple (See Tax Card)

The Disposal Area appears to extend onto the following tax parcel(s):

PARCEL 1

CURRENT OWNER: City of Albemarle

CURRENT OWNER CONTACT: Mr. Raymond Allen, Albemarle City Manager CURRENT OWNER ADDRESS: P.O. Box 190, Albemarle, NC 28001

CURRENT OWNER TELEPHONE NUMBER: 704-984-9408

TAX PARCEL No./PIN No.: 653704649865

DEED REFERENCE: Multiple (See Tax Card)

COORDINATES: (at site entrance from on-site reading from handheld GPS)

State Plane Coordinates (NAD83, meters): Northing: 176657 Easting: 499167

Latitude: N35o 20’ 11.1” Longitude: W80

o 12’ 53.7”


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AREAS OF NOTE

1. Waste appears to extend beyond the property boundary of the Site on the southeastern

boundary, extending onto tax parcel 653704649865 owned by the City of Albemarle.

2. Potential gas migration pathways observed on the Disposal Area included an

underground pipe from the steel storage tank used for polymer to Long Lake Creek,

underground pipes from the sewage disposal facility to the sludge dispenser pipe, and a

sewer line along the southwestern side of the Disposal Area.

3. An unused steel storage tank used for polymer is located on the southeastern part of

the Disposal Area and a sludge dispenser pipe used to release waste into trucks is

located on the central part of the Disposal Area. A paved road and stacked telephone

poles are also located on the Disposal Area.

4. Buildings associated with the sewage disposal facility are located within 100 feet of

the northeastern Disposal Area boundary.

5. Stanly County Public Works, Department of Highways, and Animal Shelter are

located on Tax Parcels 653704649865 and 653704649865 to the north of the Site. An

apartment complex is located to the northwest of the Site on tax parcel 653702697124

on Creekridge Road.

6. Poplin Creek flows from north to south along the southeastern boundary of the

Disposal Area. Long Lake Creek flows from northwest to south along the

southwestern boundary of the Disposal Area.

7. The southeastern and southwestern boundaries of the Disposal Area are located within

the 100 year flood zone.

8. Up to about 10 feet of cut material may have been removed from the northwestern 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 #’s 653704649865 and 653704649865) 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 October 13, 2009. Photographs illustrating site conditions are

included in Appendix D.

The Site is located in Stanly County, near Albemarle, NC. Driving directions to the Site from the

intersection of NC-138 and NC-24/27 Bypass are as follows:

1. Drive west on NC-24/27 Bypass for about ¾ mile.

2. Turn left onto Coble Avenue and drive to the security gate of the City of Albemarle

Disposal Facility.

3. The City of Albemarle Dump is located beyond the security gate along Long Lake Creek.

1.1 On-site Structures

Buildings associated with the City of Albemarle Sewage Disposal Facility are located on the

Site. The Facility consists of waste ponds, paved roads, two buildings, and numerous storage

sheds. An unused steel storage tank used for polymer is located on the southeastern part of the

Disposal Area, and a sludge dispenser pipe used to release waste into trucks is located on the

central part of the Disposal Area.


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1.2 Current Site Usage

According to Raymond Allen, Albemarle City Manager, the Site is used as the Sewage Disposal

Facility for the City of Albemarle. The Utilities Department uses the northwestern part of the

Disposal Area to store wood telephone poles.

1.3 On-Site Water Supply Wells and Intakes

No on-site water supply wells were observed on the Site during the site visit. A water meter and

fire hydrants were observed on the Site during the site visit.


Poplin Creek flows from north to south along the southeastern boundary of the Disposal Area.

Long Lake Creek flows from northwest to south along the southwestern boundary of the

Disposal Area. Long Lake Creek and Poplin Creek were about 25 feet wide with slow flowing

clear water. Both creeks flowed on exposed boulders. Some disposal material was observed in

the stream beds including tires, water heaters, glass, and concrete. A drainage ditch was observed

along the northern boundary of the Disposal Area. The drainage ditch was dry with exposed

disposal material in the southern drainage ditch bank. Observed disposal material included glass,

plastic, clothing, tires, and 55-gallon drums.

1.5 Disposal Area

Access to the Disposal Area is from Coble Avenue and through a security gate with key pad

(Photo 1). The Disposal Area occupies 7.6 acres based on the estimated Disposal Area perimeter

shown on Figures 1 through 3.

The Disposal Area generally slopes to the southwest. A comparison of the topography from the

1978 USGS 7.5 minute topographic quadrangle map (10 foot contours) with the 2005


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topographic map from NCDOT GIS Branch (20 foot contours) indicates that up to about 10 feet

of cut material may have been removed from the northwestern part of the Disposal Area. The

removed cut material is estimated based on a comparison of topographic maps of different

vintages constructed using different methods. The reported years of operation were from the

early to mid 1930’s to 1972, so the 1978 USGS map (based on 1977 aerial photographs) may

have represented the land surface at or near the end of the disposal period. 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.

GPS coordinates were taken of the Disposal Area perimeter. 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 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.

1.6 Disposal Area Conditions

The Disposal Area was covered with a paved road, grass, and deciduous trees of two to four feet

in diameter. Disposal material was observed along the stream banks of Poplin Creek along the

southeastern boundary of the Disposal Area and Long Lake Creek along the southwestern

boundary of the Disposal Area. The observed disposal material along the stream banks included

concrete, corrugated metal, glass, tires, and water heaters. Exposed disposal material was also

observed along the northern boundary of the Disposal Area which included 55-gallon drums,

glass, plastic, tires, clothing, asphalt, concrete, and white goods. The northwestern part of the

Disposal Area was covered with dirt and stacked wooden telephone poles and the southeastern

part of the Disposal Area was covered with grass.


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The observed Disposal Area was on two tax parcels, Parcel Numbers 653704649865 and

653704649865. The perimeter of the Disposal Area was visually evident with the majority of the

Disposal Area on Parcel No. 653704649865. The southeastern perimeter of the Disposal Area

extended onto Parcel No. 653704649865.

The southeastern and southwestern boundaries of the Disposal Area are located within the 100

year flood zone. No notable erosion, depressions or hummocky topography, offensive odors

associated with the old landfill, stained or discolored soils, or slope failures were observed

during the site visit.

1.7 Evidence of Human Activity

Activities associated with the operation of the Sewage Disposal Facility were observed during

the site visit.

1.8 Potential Landfill Gas Migration Pathways

Potential gas migration pathways observed on the Disposal Area included an underground pipe

from the steel storage tank used for polymer to Long Lake Creek, underground pipes from the

sewage disposal facility to the sludge dispenser pipe, and a sewer line along the southwestern

side of the Disposal Area. The pipeline locations to the steel storage tank and sludge dispenser

were not observed. The sewer line right-of-way and manholes were observed.

Potential gas migration pathways observed on the Site included buildings associated with the

sewage disposal facility, and underground sewer and water lines.

1.9 Physical Barriers

Site access is provided by Coble Avenue. Site access for vehicles is blocked by a security gate at

the entrance to the Sewage Disposal Facility. Access to the northern part of the Disposal Area is


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limited by a security gate. Physical barriers were not observed along the eastern, western, or

southern boundaries.

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. Raymond Allen, Albemarle City Manager, stated that the Site operated from the

early to mid 1930’s to 1972.

• Mr. Allen stated that the waste placed at the Site was generated by the City of

Albemarle.

• Mr. Allen stated that since the Site was closed in about 1972, the Site has been used by

the City of Albemarle Sewage Disposal Facility.

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.

Stanly County Public Works, Department of Highways, and Animal Shelter are located on Tax

Parcels 653704649865 and 653704649865 to the north of the Site. An apartment complex is

located to the northwest of the Site on tax parcel 653702697124 on Creekridge Road. These

structures are shown on aerial photographs in Appendix E.

2.2 Water Supply Wells and Intakes

Water supply wells or well houses were not observed at residences along Coble Avenue within a

1,000-foot radius of the Disposal Area. Water meters were observed in the yards of several of the

residences within 1,000 feet of the Site. Fire hydrants were observed within 1,000 feet of the

Site. According to Raymond Allen, Albemarle City Manager, the area within 1,000 feet of the

Disposal Area perimeter is served by a public water supply.

The nearest public water supply registered on the NCDENR Public Water Supply Section’s

database (as of January 2009) is a public water supply well located to the south of the Site. This

location is about one mile south of the Disposal Area across Poplin Creek and in an apparent up-

gradient direction at Rolling Hills Manufactured Home Park, 24001 Canton Park, Albemarle, NC

28001. The location and permit number for this well are shown on Figure 1.


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2.3 Current Land Usage

Property in the vicinity of the Site is primarily wooded, except for the area to the north which is

commercial. Land usage at the time of the site visit within 1,000 feet of the Disposal Area

perimeter was:

North: Commercial, apparent side- to up-gradient direction from the Site.

South: Wooded, apparent side- to down-gradient from the Site.

East: Wooded, apparent down-gradient direction to Poplin Creek then up-gradient

from the Site.

West: Wooded and residential, apparent down-gradient direction to Long Lake Creek

then up-gradient from the Site.


Poplin Creek flows from north to south along the southeastern boundary of the Disposal Area.

Long Lake Creek flows from northwest to south along the southwestern boundary of the

Disposal Area.


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3.0 AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY REVIEW

Aerial photographs were reviewed for the years 1938, 1956, 1968, and 2005. The reported years

of operation of the Site were from the early to mid 1930’s to 1972. 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

1938

The northern part of the Disposal Area has been cleared and bare

ground is exposed. Dirt roads appear to access the cleared areas

of the Disposal Area from the north. Grass and trees are apparent

on the central and southeastern parts of the Disposal Area. The

Sewage Disposal Facility is visible.

1

1956

The cleared area on the northern part of the Disposal Area has

expanded toward the south. Bare ground is apparent on the

southeastern part of the Disposal Area. Grass covers the central

part of the Disposal Area. Structures have been built to the north

and west of the Site.

1

1968

The majority of the Disposal Area has been cleared and is

covered with grass. Additional buildings and waste ponds have

been built on the central part of the Site.

1

2005

Grass and wooded areas cover the Disposal Area. Stacked

telephone poles are apparent on the northwestern part of the

Disposal Area. The aerial photograph shows conditions

representative of those observed during the visit.

2

Sources of aerial photos:

1) USDA NRCS office in Albemarle, NC

2) Stanly County GIS, ftp://ftp.stanlygis.net/gisdata

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 176657 499167 35 20 11.1 80 12 53.7

P-1 176599 499154 35 20 9.2 80 12 54.2

P-2 176573 499155 35 20 8.4 80 12 54.1

P-3 176500 499182 35 20 6.0 80 12 53.0

P-4 176373 499337 35 20 1.9 80 12 46.8

P-5 176285 499316 35 19 59.1 80 12 47.6

P-6 176224 499309 35 19 57.1 80 12 47.8

P-7 176301 499273 35 19 59.6 80 12 49.3

P-8 176339 499254 35 20 0.8 80 12 50.1

P-9 176485 499145 35 20 5.5 80 12 54.4

P-10 176519 499113 35 20 6.6 80 12 55.7

P-11 176573 499042 35 20 8.3 80 12 58.6

P-12 176631 499008 35 20 10.2 80 12 59.9

Notes:

1) All points P-1 through P-12 are on observed Disposal Area perimeter.

2) Data obtained during site visit using WAAS enabled Thales Mobile Mapper.

3) All points in NAD83 datum.

FIGURES

FIELD RECONNAISSANCE SHEET

TAX RECORDS

Stanly County GIS 11/2009

Tax Record: 34194

PIN: 653704649865

Owner: CITY OF ALBEMARLE

PO BOX 190

ALBEMARLE NC 28002

Property Address: COBLE AVE

Acres/Lots: 221.3

Deeds: 392:600 264:416 264:399 263:878 263:876

Plat: 14:16

Values:

Land-$464919

The information contained on this page is NOT to be construed or used as a "legal description". Map information is believed to be accurate but accuracy is not guaranteed. Any errors or omissions should be reported to the Stanly County Geographic Information Systems Division of the Office of Information Technology. In no event will Stanly County be liable for any damages, including loss of data, lost profits, business interruption, loss of business information or other pecuniary loss that might arise from the use of this map or the information it contains.

Stanly County GIS 11/2009

Tax Record: 34194

PIN: 653704649865

Owner: CITY OF ALBEMARLE

PO BOX 190

ALBEMARLE NC 28002

Property Address: COBLE AVE

Acres/Lots: 221.3

Deeds: 392:600 264:416 264:399 263:878 263:876

Plat: 14:16

Values:

Land-$464919

The information contained on this page is NOT to be construed or used as a "legal description". Map information is believed to be accurate but accuracy is not guaranteed. Any errors or omissions should be reported to the Stanly County Geographic Information Systems Division of the Office of Information Technology. In no event will Stanly County be liable for any damages, including loss of data, lost profits, business interruption, loss of business information or other pecuniary loss that might arise from the use of this map or the information it contains.

RECORDS OF

COMMUNICATION/SITE VISIT

PERMISSION LETTER

11-A Oak Branch Drive Greensboro, NC 27407 Phone: (336) 274-9456 Fax: (336-274-9486 www.schnabel-eng.com

October 9, 2009 Mr. Raymond Allen City Manager of Albemarle, NC 157 North Second Street Albemarle, NC 28001 Dear Mr. Allen: The North Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Resources (NCDENR) has hired Schnabel Engineering to assess old unlined landfills in several North Carolina counties. This project consists of researching the past use and current conditions of hundreds of sites. The City’s property that currently is utilized as the sewer plant has been identified as a potential location of one of these old unlined landfills. We would like to visit your property and ask questions related to the history of the property to help prepare a report for the NCDENR. During the site visit our staff would walk over the property to observe the current conditions. No sampling or digging would be performed. After our site visit, we will prepare a report and submit it to NCDENR. During the next few days one of our staff will be calling you to answer any questions you might have and to request permission to visit your property. If you have questions prior to our call, feel free to call me at the phone number listed below. If you call after business hours or during the weekend, please leave me a message. If you have general questions about the program you may also contact the NCDENR staff listed on the attached letter. Thank you for your assistance.

Sincerely,

Misti S. Benchabbat Project Scientist Daytime phone: 919-847-2575

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RECORD OF CONVERSATION SITE ACCESS PERMISSION-INTERVIEW

SCHNABEL STAFF: Misti Benchabbat

INTERVIEW WITH: Mr. Raymond Allen

TITLE: City Manager

DATE/TIME: October 9, 2009

PHONE NO.: 704-984-9408

FAX NO.:

ORGANIZATION: City of Albemarle

ADDRESS: 157 North 2nd Avenue, Albemarle, NC 28001

PROJECT: NCDENR Old Unlined Landfill Assessments, 06210002.20

SITE NAME AND NCDENR ID NO.: City of Albemarle Dump, NONCD0000751

SUBJECT: Site Access Permission-Interview

NOTES: On October 9, 2009 Misti Benchabbat interviewed Mr. Raymond Allen, City of Albemarle Manager, about his knowledge of the City of Albemarle Dump. Mr. Allen gave verbal permission to walk on the property. Mr. Allen stated that the Site operated from the early to mid 1930’s to 1972. Mr. Allen stated that the waste placed at the Site was generated by the City of Albemarle. Mr. Allen stated that since the Site was closed in about 1972, the Site has been used by the City of Albemarle Sewage Disposal Facility. Mr. Allen stated that the Site is used as the Sewage Disposal Facility for the City of Albemarle and the Utilities Department uses the northwestern part of the Disposal Area to store wood telephone poles. Mr. Allen stated that the area within 1,000 feet of the Disposal Area perimeter is served by a public water supply.

SITE PHOTOGRAPHS

City of Albemarle Dump, NONCD0000751

PHOTOGRAPH No.: 1

Photo Taken: 10-13-09

LOCATION:

City of Albemarle Dump Disposal Area entrance at the end of Coble Avenue.

COMMENTS:

Security gate and key pad entrance.

PHOTOGRAPH No.: 2


LOCATION:

Southeastern part of Disposal Area.

COMMENTS:

Unused steel storage tank used for polymer.


PHOTOGRAPH No.: 3


LOCATION:

Southeastern boundary of Disposal Area.

COMMENTS:

Poplin Creek flows from north to south along the southeastern boundary of the Disposal Area. Poplin Creek was approximately 25 feet wide with slow flowing clear water. The stream flowed on exposed rock.

PHOTOGRAPH No.: 4


LOCATION:

Southeastern boundary of Disposal Area.

COMMENTS:

Disposal material located along the stream banks of Poplin Creek include corrugated metal pipes, concrete, and tires.


PHOTOGRAPH No.: 5


LOCATION:

Southeastern part of Disposal Area.

COMMENTS:

Photo taken facing toward the northwest. A sludge dispenser pipe which empties waste into trucks is located on the right side of picture.

PHOTOGRAPH No.: 6


LOCATION:

Southwestern side of Disposal Area.

COMMENTS:

Sewer line right-of-way.


PHOTOGRAPH No.: 7


LOCATION:

Northern boundary of Disposal Area.

COMMENTS:

Drainage ditch with exposed disposal material along southern drainage ditch bank.

PHOTOGRAPH No.: 8


LOCATION:

Northern boundary of Disposal Area.

COMMENTS:

Exposed 55-gallon drums.


PHOTOGRAPH No.: 9


LOCATION:

Northern part of Disposal Area.

COMMENTS:

Photo taken facing toward the southeast. Stacked telephone poles located on the northern part of the Disposal Area.

PHOTOGRAPH No.: 10


LOCATION:

Southwestern boundary of Disposal Area.

COMMENTS:

Long Lake Creek flows along the southwestern boundary of the Disposal Area. Long Lake Creek was approximately 25 feet wide with slow flowing clear water. Boulders were in the stream bed.


PHOTOGRAPH No.: 11


LOCATION:

Southwestern boundary of Disposal Area.

COMMENTS:

Water heater in creek bed.

PHOTOGRAPH No.: 12


LOCATION:

Northeastern boundary of Disposal Area.

COMMENTS:

Photo taken facing toward the City of Albemarle Sewage Disposal Facility.

AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS

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