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Complaint
Complaint Number
46456
DWR Program Area
WPC
Date Received
2/1/2018
How Received
Other Agency
Concerning
Pollution / Spills / Illicit Discharge
Concerning (Other)
Assigned on
Record Last Updated
22-OCT-2018 02:30PM
Location based on SITE_ID
Site ID
90690
Site
Nash Dairy Co.
Location
3983 Highway 41A North
City
Chapel Hill
Description
Dairy farm
County
Bedford
EFO Name
Columbia
Site Owner
Steve Nash
Investigation Results
Status
Compliance Review Meeting
Date Investigated
2/1/2018
Responsible Party
Steve Nash
Completed on
4/17/2018
Referred To
Referred on
Photos
Yes
Complaint Description and Writeup
Complaint Description and Writeup
JCA received a call from Larry Thurston with TWRA in Bedford County on 2/1/2018 regarding a possible release of waste from Nash Dairy.
JCA/TEG responded to the call and met TWRA on site. The source of the waste reaching the stream was determined to be coming from a traveling gun system spraying waste onto a field at the dairy. The system was continuing to spray while DWR staff were there, even though rain had been falling at the site for some time. JCA called the field office and had DAL attempt to contact Mr. Nash to instruct him to shut the pumps off.
Waste was observed running to both Wilson Creek and to an UNT to Clem Creek. Employees of Mr. Nash showed up to shut off the pumps while DWR and TWRA were on site. The employees said that the system had been turned on about 7:30 that morning and had run until it was shut off about 2:30. The distance the gun had traveled in that time was approximately 600 to 800 feet.
TWRA sent a text to JCA on 2/3/2018 showing that waste was still flowing in Wilson Creek.