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Home My WebLink AboutLOD201200003 Other 2013-12-30 (15)December 12, 2013 Phillip J. McClung 33 Houston Booth Rd Belington, West Va 26250-3999 Mailed to: Amelia McCulley, Zoning Department, Albemarle County 401 McIntire Rd., Charlottesville, VA 22902 { To whom it may concern: At the request of Aaron Laufer, this is to confirm information about the operations during the time I was employed by Georgia Marble located in Schuyler Va I was employed for about 5 years from approximately 199/�to 197as a geologist and safety director. This is to confirm that during the. time I was employed the quarry activity at all three quarries in Albemarle County (and in NelsonCounty) were continuously active —There wasdaily a. iiviity wkth..crews running drills, saws, hoist, and trucks haulingtone block from each of the queries to the plant in Nelson for processing. At '§erpentine (also called Serene)Wvhich is about 3/4 mile North of the plant, the main acbess was to come in from-R°T 800 between two company owned houses and the quarry area was fairly clse behind the houses and continued south. Even with the high lev4l of activity during the time I was the safety director — we achieved over 1 million an hours`twithout a lost time accident. r Some of the soapstone pr ucts'made and sold included — structural stone to face buildings, sinks, furnace lini s'; laboratory tops, fume hoods — just to mention a few. This information is accurate and true to the best of my knowledge. STATE OF: CITY/COUNTY OF The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this day of December 2013, by My commission expires: December 12, 2013 Phillip J. McClung 33 Houston Booth Rd Belington, West Va 26250-3999 Mailed to: Amelia McCulley, Zoning Department, Albemarle County 401 McIntire Rd., Charlottesville, VA 22902 To whom it may concern: At the request of Aaron Laufer, this is to confirm information about the operations during the time I was employed by Georgia Marble located in Schuyler Va. 19 I was employed for about 5-years from approximately.U)69f70 to�s a geologist and safety director. This is to confirm that during the time I was employed the quarry activity at all three quarries in Albemarle County (and in NelsonCounty) were continuously active. There was daily activity with crews running drills, saws, hoist, and trucks hauling stone block from each of the quarries to the plant in Nelson for processing. At Serpentine (also called Serene) which is about 3/4 mile North of the plant, the main access was to come in from RT 800 between two company owned houses and the quarry area was fairly close behind the houses and continued south. Even with the high level of activity during the time I was the safety director — we achieved over 1 million man hours without a lost time accident. Some of the soapstone products made and sold included — structural stone to face buildings, sinks, furnace linings, laboratory tops, fume hoods — just to mention a few. This information is accurate and true to the best of my knowledge. � ►sir 8£ree2 _ WVUM CITY/COUNTY OF r t was acknowledged before me this U day of December 2013, by My commission expires:. 1a�1�ft 3 cower iNL-;ao V 1 0 `5;, A YUD 0 j6i�- R--V E� 0 T H *E- 0 f't�i EXHIBIT V - GEORGIA MARBLE I began work for the Alberene Stone division of the Georgia Marble Company in September 1967 as the assistant engineer. I was placed In charge of the core drillings and the location of steatite reserves. I also assisted the division engineer in all of his duties. Alberene Stone owned 10.000 acres of property and minerals in Albemarle and Nelson Counties, Virginia on which was situated their Dimension Stone factory, four (4) open pit quarries. office buildings, a sewage disposal system. an industrial waste system, a public water system, 100 plus company houses and about 7000 acres of forest land. Engineering studies included maintaining these buildings and systems, including the design and layout of additions. A sampling of specific jobs that were accomplished during my stay are as follows: (1) Design and layout of the drinking water system after an August 1969 flood destroyed the original. A pump house. chlorinator, storage tank and about 3000 feet of water line had to be replaced. (2) Design and layout of the industrial waste pump station. Hydraulic studies were made of the water usage in the plant. (3) Several large air compressors were installed. (4) The opening of several new quarries required design and layout of hoists and derricks. (5) Property lines had to be surveyed. painted and maintained. Court House research of (POCKET CARD) COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA CERTIFIED PROFESSIONAL GEOLOGIST Phillip J. McClung, CPG-04647 Valid through 12/31/2009 U d'��L John L. Bognar President AIPG 2009 West Virginia State Board of Registration for Professional Engineers ro _' PHILLIP J MCCLUNG WV PE # 006154 ,m This is to certify that the above named PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER has met the requirements of the law, is duly registered and is entitled to practice engineering in the State of West Virginia. EXPIRES June 30, 2014 2011 EXPIRES 06/30/2011 BOARD FOR APELSCIDLA PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER LICENSE NUMBER: 0402016480 EXPIRES: 06-30-2012 PHILLIP JAY IN1CCLUNG RT 2 BOX 220 BELINGTON, WV 26250' ALTERATION OF THIS DOCUMENT, USE AFTER EXPIRATION, OR USE BY PERSONS OR FIRMS OTT State of Ohio State Board of Registration for Professional Engineers and Surveyors 2009 Professional Engineer Phillip J. McClung PE. 7116677�/ Expiration Date: 12/31/2009 BOARD CHAIRMAN EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR State of West Virginia Board of Professional Surveyors PHILLIP JAY McCLUNG LICENSE #: 1332 Is a PROFESSIONAL SURVEYOR in INACTIVE LICENSE STATUS and is not permitted to practice as a Professional Surveyor or be in professional charge of survey work in Westi Virginia for the period ending June 30, 2011