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North Carolina Natural Heritage Program* <br />Katie Armstrong <br />Basin wide Planning Unit and SEPA <br />Program* <br />Hannah Stallings, SEPA Coordinator <br />Dianne Reid, Supervisor <br />NCDENR Division of Waste Management* <br />Dexter Matthews, Director <br />Chief N.C. Superfund Section* <br />Jack Butler, P.E. <br />Compliance Officer* - Donald Herndon <br />Environmental Senior Specialist* <br />Chris Marriott <br />East Regional Compliance Branch* <br />Supervisor, Ted Cashion <br />Raleigh Regional Office* <br />Danny Smith <br />Recommends surveys of the Natural Heritage <br />Program areas for sensitive and rare species. <br />If impacts are anticipated, coordination should <br />be with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, <br />N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission and <br />N.C. Plant Conservation Program as <br />appropriate. <br />Several upland pools have been identified. <br />Orange County should avoid sensitive <br />habitats such as these. <br />Okay with proposal, recommends limited <br />amount of impervious surface and <br />encourages the use-of pervious pavement. <br />Pleased with proactive measures County is <br />implementing. <br />Comments below from Division of Waste <br />Management <br />Okay with proposal <br />Okay with proposal. Slightly increased truck <br />traffic can be mitigated with turn lanes. <br />A Solid Waste Management Facility permit <br />from the Division's Solid Waste Section must <br />be secured. The Hazardous Waste Section <br />has no objection to the draft plan. <br />There is a wetland complex within the <br />footprint of the site. A proposed road crossing <br />would require a General Isolated Wetlands <br />Permit or a General 401 Water Quality <br />Certification. <br />With respect to the EA additional data is <br />needed to provide a more accurate depiction <br />