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r ~~~4 ~ ~~til1'f~ ~"~.~'t3--Y"-~~~.~ lq i ~~='.'1~f` ~~a_@~ll .~~l'1_: fi'~ '1f 4t~ °4~®J.~~.~ ~~I,~~R~L{~ ~t7 Y-i[ ~''Y~~-'~r~ n ~ ~~~~~~i~~~~~~ Areas downstream of the site (Haw River Aquatic Habitat and the Lower Cane Creek Slopes and Bottom). ^ Suggests performing aaste-specific wetlands and stream survey and avoiding sensitive areas. ^ Suggests providing a 100-foot buffer of native forest surrounding perennial streams and 50-foot buffer surrounding intermittent streams and wetlands. 3.4 NCDENR -Division of Waste Management: Superfund Section ^ Noted that two hazardous waste sites located near property, which are not expected to affect project (proposed transfer station) and project is not expected to affect sites. 3.5 NCDENR -Division of Waste Management: Compliance and Hazardous Waste Section ^ Will require a transfer station permit from NCDENR. ® If hazardous waste is generated as part of construction, hazardous waste generator permits/requirements apply. ^ Well Construction Permit will be required. ^ Erosion and Sediment Control Permit will be required for construction. (_ 3.6 NCDENR -Division of Water Quality: Surface Water Protection (SWP) ^ SWP performed a site visit on March 25, 2009, and noted a wetlands complex in parcel. The proposed access road may cross this complex. A Permit would be required for the road crossing; either a General Isolated Wetlands permit or a Genera1401 Water Quality permit, depending on if the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers ([JSACE) determines that the wetlands are jurisdictional or isolated. ^ Commented that the National Wetlands Index map is not a reliable source to make a determination of the presence or absence of wetlands. 3.7 NCDENR -Division of Environmental Health ^ Depending on the number of employees, the water well maybe considered anon-transient, non-community public water system and would require Public Water Supply Section (PWSS) permitting and approval. 4 ~ ~ Apri116, 2009