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Cape Fear River BasinBasinwide Assessment ReportWhole Effluent Toxicity Program2004-2008NCDENR, Division of Water QualityBASINWIDE ASSESSMENT REPORT – CAPE FEAR RIVER BASIN – MARCH 20091
The Division of Water Quality’s Whole Effluent Toxicity Monitoring ProgramAcute and/or chronic toxicity tests are used to determine toxicity of discharges to sensitive aquaticspecies (usually fathead minnows or the water flea, Ceriodaphnia dubia). Results of these tests havebeen shown by researchers to be predictive of discharge effects to receiving stream populations.Many facilities are required to monitor whole effluent toxicity (WET) by their NPDES permit. Facilitieswithout monitoring requirements may have their effluents evaluated for toxicity by DWQ’s AquaticToxicology Laboratory. If toxicity is detected, DWQ may include aquatic toxicity testing upon permitrenewal.DWQ’s Aquatic Toxicology Unit maintains a compliance summary for all facilities required to performtests and provides a monthly update of this information to regional offices and WQ administration.Ambient toxicity tests can be used to evaluate stream water quality relative to other stream sitesand/or a point source discharge.WET Monitoring in the Cape Fear River Basin – 2004-2008One hundred seventeen NPDES permits in the Cape Fear River basin currently require whole effluenttoxicity (WET) monitoring (Figure 1A and Table 1B). Eighty-seven NPDES permits have a WET limit; theother 30 permits specify monitoring with no limit.Figure 1A.Facilities required to perform toxicity testing in the Cape Fear River basin.NCDENR, Division of Water QualityBASINWIDE ASSESSMENT REPORT – CAPE FEAR RIVER BASIN – MARCH 20092
Table1B.Facilities in the Cape Fear River basin required to perform whole effluent toxicity testing.8 digit HUC /Facility03030002Pentecostal Holiness ChurchReidsville WWTPApex Oil CompanyBrenntag Southeast, Inc.Burlington East WWTPBurlington-South WWTPGraham WWTPGreensboro N Buffalo Cr WWTPGreensboro Osborne WWTPMebane WWTPMagellan Holdings- G’BoroNC DOT- asphalt Test Site #6Pittsboro WWTPBrenntag Southeast, Inc.Durham Co.-Triangle WWTPSouth Durham WRFOWASA/Mason FarmUNC-Chapel Hill Power Plant03030003Kinder Morgan-Southeast TerminalsKinder Morgan-G’boro TerminalsColonial Pipeline/001-005Exxon/Greensboro Marketing TermHigh Point Eastside WWTPAssociated Asphalt Greensboro (HRS)LCP Plastics, Inc.Motiva Enterprises LLC-GreensboroPlantation Pipeline Co. (001-002)Randleman WWTPTransMontaigne-Piedmont TerminalTransMontaigne-Southeast TerminalMagellan Holdings- G’BoroAsheboro WWTPHancock Country HamsRamseur WWTPS.S. Mobile Home ParkThomasville FurnitureRobbins WWTPStar WWTPGold Kist WWTPSiler City WWTPSanford-Big Buffalo WWTP03030004Buies Creek WWTPCP&L-Cape Fear S.E./007CP&L-Shearon Harris E&E CenterCP&L-Shearon Harris/006DYNEA USA Inc.Fuquay-Varina/ Kenneth Cr WWTPHolly Springs WWTPPerformance FibersPerformance FibersNorth Harnett Regional WWTPCarolina Trace Subdivision WWTPDunn/Blackriver WWTPErwin WWTPNPDESPermit 97/001NC0025241/001NC0025305/001UT Benaja Cr.Haw R.UT Horsepen Cr.UT S. Buffalo Cr.Haw R.Big Alamance Cr.Haw R.N. Buffalo Cr.S. Buffalo Cr.Moadams Cr.UT Horsepen Cr.UT Haw RiverRoberson Cr.UT Third Fork Cr.Northeast Cr.New Hope Cr.Morgan Cr.UT Morgan 6441/001NC0024147/001UT E Fork Deep R.UT E Fork Deep R.UT E Fork Deep R.UT E Fork Deep R.Richland Cr.UT E. Fork Deep R.UT W Fork Deep R.UT Long Br.UT E Fork Deep R.Deep R.UT E Fork Deep R.UT E Fork Deep R.UT Long Br.Haskett's Cr.UT Sandy Cr.Deep R.UT Brush Cr.UT Polecat Cr.Deep R.Cotton Cr.Deep R.Loves Cr.Deep 001Cape Fear R.UT Cape Fear R.Harris L.Harris ReservoirHaw R.Kenneth Cr.Utley Cr.UT Shaddox Cr.Haw R.Cape Fear R.Upper Little R.Cape Fear R.Cape Fear 00.49586.65860.0288NCDENR, Division of Water QualityBASINWIDE ASSESSMENT REPORT – CAPE FEAR RIVER BASIN – MARCH 20093
8 digit HUC /FacilityFort Bragg WWTP/001South Harnett County Regional WWTPSpring Lake WWTP03030005Fayetteville-Cross Creek WWTPFayetteville-Rockfish WWTPDAK AmericaRaeford WWTPElizabethtown Power, LLCDupont De Nemours /FayettevilleElizabethtown WWTPSmithfield Packing Co., Tarheel Div.DynaparAAF/McQuay, Inc.-001,002Acme Facility-Wright ChemicalAmerada Hess Corp.Archer Daniels Midland Co./001Invista-SARL-Wilmington-001Invista SARL-Wilmington-002BASFColumbus CountyCarolina Beach WWTPCP&L-Sutton/001 Progress EnergyCTI of North CarolinaCTI of North CarolinaDAK Americas, LLExxon USA Wilmington TerminalFlint Hills Resources, LLPFortron Industries/001International Paper Co.- RiegelwoodInternational Paper Co.NE Brunswick County WWTPNew Hanover County Airport WWTPSouthport WWTPVopak Terminal WilmingtonWilmington Northside WWTPWilmington Southside WWTP03030006Clinton-Larkins WPCFRoseboro WWTP03030007Mt. Olive PickleMt. Olive WWTPCharles F. Cates & SonsCarolina Gleen Power WWTPGuilford Mills EastRose Hill WWTPHouse of Raeford- Walker DivisionWallace-L. Rockfish WWTPWallace-Rockfish WWTPBurgaw WWTPCastle Hayne WWTP-ElementisDel LaboratoriesGlobal Nuclear Fuel Americas, LLC.Hermitage House Rest Home WWTPNew Hanover County LandfillBelvedere WTP-CWSHolly Ridge WWTPNew Hanover County WTPNPDESPermit gStreamLittle R.Little RiverLower Little C0073172/001NC0023965/001NC0023973/001Cape Fear R.Cape Fear R.Cape Fear R.Rockfish Cr.Cape Fear R.Cape Fear R.Cape Fear R.Cape Fear R.Cape Fear R.UT Barnards Cr.Livingston CrkUT Cape Fear R.Cape Fear R.NE Cape Fear R.Cape Fear R.Cape Fear R.Livingston CreekCape Fear R.Cape Fear R.Cape Fear R.Cape Fear R.Cape Fear R.Cape Fear R.Cape Fear R.Cape Fear R.Cape Fear R.Burnt Mill Cr.Cape Fear R.Cape Fear R.Intracoastal W-wayCape Fear R.Cape Fear R.Cape Fear R.HokeBladenBladenBladenBladenBladenNew HanoverColumbusNew HanoverBrunswickNew HanoverNew HanoverNew HanoverColumbusNew HanoverNew HanoverNew HanoverNew HanoverBrunswickNew HanoverNew HanoverNew HanoverColumbusNew HanoverBrunswickNew HanoverBrunswickNew HanoverNew HanoverNew 20117/001NC0026816/001Williams Old Mill Br.Little Coharie 95/001NC0088307/001Barlow BranchNE Cape Fear R.UT Panther Br.UT NE Cape Fear R.NE Cape Fear R.Reedy BranchRockfish Cr.Little Rockfish Cr.Rockfish Cr.Osgood CanalNE Cape Fear R.NE Cape Fear R.NE Cape Fear plinPenderNew HanoverNew HanoverNew HanoverNew HanoverNew HanoverPenderOnslowNew 200.025Tidal27.0NATidalTidal0.0UT Prince George CrkNE Cape Fear R.UT Intercoastal WWYUT King Cr.Intercoastal erlandCumberlandNCDENR, Division of Water QualityBASINWIDE ASSESSMENT REPORT – CAPE FEAR RIVER BASIN – MARCH 20094
The number of facilities in this basin monitoring whole effluent toxicity (WET) has decreased in 2008 with 73 facilitiesfrom a high in 2003 with 86 facilities (Figure 2). Some of these facilities have multiple permits. We attribute thedecrease in the number of facilities to the fact that some facilities are no longer in business or they have joined ontoanother treatment facility and asked for their permit to be rescinded. Whole effluent toxicity limits were written intopermits in North Carolina beginning in 1987. The compliance rate of those facilities has generally risen since theinception of the program. Since 2003 the compliance rate has stabilized at approximately 95-99% (Figure 2 andTable 2).The Town of Star (HUC 0303003) had ongoing effluent toxicity problems since it began monitoring in 1987. Thefacility’s effluent had been dominated by textile waste and thus the source of toxicity was total dissolved solids(salts). Since August 2004, the facility has been compliant for WET testing all but one month.The Environmental Management Commission granted Mt. Olive Pickle Co. (HUC 0303003) and Charles F. Cates &Sons (HUC 0303003) variances from the State’s action level standard for chloride and water quality standard forWET. These variances were granted effective 1996 based on material presented by the facility describing thetechnical and economic impracticability of treating the waste and the subsequent adverse economic impact on theregion should these two facilities relocate. These two facilities are required to monitor for toxicity but have noregulated limit with which to comply.The Columbus WWTP operated by Wright Chemical ( Hexion)( HUC 0303005) combined their effluent stream intoone and are discharging under NC0087947. The new permit came into effect February, 2007. WET testing startedin August 2007 and there were numerous failures during 2007 thru August 2008. Since September 2008, the facilityhas been compliant for WET testing.Figure 2.NPDES facility whole effluent toxicity compliance in the Cape Fear River basin, 1985-2008. The compliancevalues were calculated by determining whether facilities with WET limits were meeting their ultimate permitlimits during the given time period, regardless of any SOCs in force.NCDENR, Division of Water QualityBASINWIDE ASSESSMENT REPORT – CAPE FEAR RIVER BASIN – MARCH 20095
Table 2.Compliance record of facilities performing whole effluent toxicity testing in theCape Fear River basin.Subbasin/Facility03030002Pentecostal Holiness ChurchReidsville WWTPApex Oil CompanyBrenntag Southeast, Inc.Burlington East WWTPBurlington-South WWTPGraham WWTPGreensboro N Buffalo Cr WWTPGreensboro Osborne WWTPMebane WWTPMagellan Holdings- G’BoroNC DOT- asphalt Test Site #6Pittsboro WWTPBrenntag Southeast, Inc.Durham Co.-Triangle WWTPSouth Durham WRFOWASA/Mason Farm03030003Kinder Morgan-Southeast TerminalsKinder Morgan-G’boro TerminalsColonial Pipeline/001Colonial Pipeline/002Colonial Pipeline/003Colonial Pipeline/004Colonial Pipeline/005High Point Eastside WWTPAssociated Asphalt Greensboro (HRS)LCP Plastics, Inc.Motiva Enterprises LLC-GreensboroPlantation Pipeline Co. (001)Plantation Pipeline Co. (002)Randleman WWTPTransMontaigne-Piedmont TerminalTransmontaigne-Southeast TerminalMagellan Holdings- G’BoroAsheboro WWTPHancock Country HamsRamseur WWTPS.S. Mobile Home ParkRobbins WWTPStar WWTPGold Kist WWTPThomasville Furniture03030004Buies Creek WWTPCP&L-Cape Fear S.E./007CP&L-Shearon Harris E&E CenterCP&L-Shearon Harris/006DYNEA USA Inc.Fuquay-Varina/ Kenneth Cr WWTPHolly Springs WWTPPerformance FibersPerformance FibersNorth Harnett Regional WWTPSanford-Big Buffalo WWTPSiler City WWTPCarolina Trace Subdivision WWTPDunn/Blackriver WWTPErwin WWTPSpring Lake WWTPSouth Harnett County Regional WWTPFort Bragg WWTP/001NPDESPermit 00000000NCDENR, Division of Water QualityBASINWIDE ASSESSMENT REPORT – CAPE FEAR RIVER BASIN – MARCH 20096
Table 2 (continued)8 digit HUC/Facility3030005Fayetteville-Cross Creek WWTPFayetteville-Rockfish WWTPDAK AmericaRaeford WWTPElizabethtown Power, LLCDupont - Fayetteville WorksElizabethtown WWTPSmithfield Packing Co., Tarheel Div.DynaparAAF/McQuay, Inc.-001Acme Facility-Wright ChemicalAmerada Hess Corp.Archer Daniels Midland Co./001Invista-SARL-Wilmington-001Invista SARL-Wilmington-002BASF (formerly Takeda)Carolina Beach WWTPColumbus CountyCP&L-Sutton/001 Progress EnergyCTI Of North CarolinaCTI of North CarolinaDAK Americas, LLC (DuPont)Exxon USA Wilmington TerminalFlint Hills Resources, LLPFortron Industries/001International Paper Co.- RiegelwoodInternational Paper Co.NE Brunswick County WWTPNew Hanover County Airport WWTPSouthport WWTPVopak Terminal WilmingtonWilmington Northside WWTPWilmington Southside WWTP3030006Clinton-Larkins WPCFRoseboro WWTP3030007Mt. Olive PickleMt. Olive WWTPCharles F. Cates & SonsCarolina Gleen Power WWTPRose Hill WWTPHouse of Raeford- Walker DivisionWallace-L. Rockfish WWTPWallace-Rockfish WWTPBurgaw WWTPCastle Hayne WWTP-ElementisDel LaboratoriesGlobal Nuclear Fuel-Americas, LLCHermitage House Rest Home WWTPNew Hanover County LandfillBelvedere WTP-CWSHolly Ridge WWTPNew Hanover County WTPGuilford Mills EastNPDESPermit C0025895/001NC0088307/001NC0002305/001Note that “pass” denotes meeting a permit limit or, for those facilities with a monitoring requirement, meeting a target value. The actual test resultmay be a “pass” (from a pass/fail acute or chronic test), LC50, or chronic value. Conversely, “fail” means failing to meet a permit limit or targetvalue.NCDENR, Division of Water QualityBASINWIDE ASSESSMENT REPORT – CAPE FEAR RIVER BASIN – MARCH 20097
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