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List of Sites with Coverage Under the Tennessee Storm Water Multi-Sector General Permits for Industrial Activities March 2007 List of Sites with Coverage under the Tennessee Storm Water Multi-Sector General Permits for Industrial Activities March 2007 Permit No. County City Permittee Name Location Receiving Stream TNR051823 Anderson Andersonville Clayton Homes - Appalachia 1420 Mountain Road Buffalo Creek Via Unnamed Tributaries TNR056816 Anderson Clinton 5R Processors, Ltd. 121 West Centre Stage Clinch River via wet weather conveyance TNR056778 Anderson Clinton Aisin Automotive Casting Tennessee, Inc. 221 Frank L. Diggs Drive Buffalo Creek to Hinds Creek to Clinch River TNR051306 Anderson Clinton Becromal of America, Inc. 350 J. D. Yarnell Industrial Parkway Clinch River mile 64.4 TNR053601 Anderson Clinton Carlisle Tire 520 J D Yarnell Industrial Par Clinch River TNR053294 Anderson Clinton Clinton Pallet Co. 213 Beechwood Ln unnamed tributary at mile 1.0 to Melton Hill Lake TNR050171 Anderson Clinton DH Compounding Company 1260 Carden Farm Drive Clinch River TNR056464 Anderson Clinton Durakon Industries Plant #1 1330 Carden Farm Drive Clinch River TNR056465 Anderson Clinton Durakon Industries Plant #2 1355 Carden Farm Drive Clinch River TNR050016 Anderson Clinton Eagle Bend Manufacturing 1000 J.D. Yarnell Road Clinch River TNR056456 Anderson Clinton MAG USA, Inc. 105 Matthew Warren Drive Hinds Creek at mile 7.2 to Clinch River TNR050535 Anderson Clinton Modine Manufacturing Company - Clinton 320 J. D. Yarnell Industrial Parkway Clinch River TNR056677 Anderson Clinton Omega Cabinetry Hwy 25 North Doe Creek at mile 2.4 to Cane Creek at mile 1.9 TNR056544 Anderson Clinton Rexnord Corp. - Link-Belt Bearing Division 250 Yarnell Industrial Parkway Clinch River @ mile 64.8 TNR053185 Anderson Clinton TVA Bull Run Fossil Plant 1265 Edgemore Road Clinch River: Outfall F01 - mile 48.1, Outfall F02 - mile 47.9 (does not usually flow), Outfall F05 - mile 47.9, Outfall F15 - mile 47.1; Worthington Branch: Outfall F09 - mile 0.15, Outfall F11 - mile 0.51, Outfall F12 - mile 0.51 (no discharge), Outfall TNR051248 Anderson Heiskell Chestnut Ridge Landfill and Recycling Center 140 Fleenor Mill Road Andy Branch (5 outfalls) and Foster Branch (1 outfall) TNR054049 Anderson Lake City Trailmanor 135 Hulsey Lane Right Fork Coal Creek TNR054184 Anderson Lake City Ultimate Tool & Die, Inc. 2905 Lake City Highway Cane Creek TNR052083 Anderson Oak Ridge ATG Catalytic 1556 Bear Creek Road Grassy Creek TNR054323 Anderson Oak Ridge Atomic City Tool Inc 104 Flint Rd Flows through open ditch & drainage culverts one mile into Emory Valley Creek (per Oak Ridge City Engineer) TNR050990 Anderson Oak Ridge Boeing Defense & Space Group 767 Boeing Road Clinch River TNR053322 Anderson Oak Ridge Coorstek 1100 Commerce Park Dr. Melton Hill Lake Via Oak Ridge Potw System (?) TNR050694 Anderson Oak Ridge Fox Auto Salvage 110 Melton Lake Drive Clinch River to Melton Hill Lake TNR053933 Anderson Oak Ridge G & L Salvage and Service, LLC 70 Jefferson Avenue East Fork popular Creek TNR050388 Anderson Oak Ridge Manufacturing Sciences Corp 804 South Illinois Ave. East Fork Poplar Creek TEMP28 Anderson Oak Ridge Tennelec Inc 107 Union Valley Rd TNR053196 Anderson Oak Ridge Waste Connections - Oak Ridge 400 Warehouse Road Melton Hill Lake TNR056118 Anderson Powell European Import Auto Parts 3412 Clinton Hwy. unnamed tributary to Clinch River TNR050614 Anderson Powell Lambert Auto Parts 3319 Clinton Hwy Bull Run Creek TNR050291 Anderson Powell Red Johnson Auto Parts 2329 Clinton Highway Jennings Branch to Nelson Branch to Melton Lake TNR056349 Bedford Bedford County Asphalt 1200 Stanley Blvd Bomar Creek at mile 2.3 to Duck River at mile 227 TNR053664 Bedford Shelbyville Municipal Airport Bomar Field, 2828 Hwy 231 No Unnamed tributary leading to Hurricane Creek, 5 mi s.w. Permit No. County City Permittee Name Location Receiving Stream TNR050777 Bedford Bell Buckle Haskins Auto Salvage Highway 82 wet weather conveyance to Unnamed Stream to Kelly Crouch Branch TNR050609 Bedford Bell Buckle Sanders Auto Salvage/Rep 408 Smith Rd wet weather conveyance to Unnamed Stream to Alexander Creek to North Fork Creek TNR053010 Bedford Shelbyville Alcan Packaging 1209 New Tullahoma Highway Holland Branch TNR050309 Bedford Shelbyville Alchem Aluminum Shelbyville Inc. 1605 Railroad Avenue Bomer Creek to Duck River TNR051624 Bedford Shelbyville Calsonic North America 1 Calsonic Way Little Hurricane Creek TNR051623 Bedford Shelbyville Calsonic North America 305 Stanley Boulevard Bomer Creek TNR054504 Bedford Shelbyville Cooper Steel Fabricating Inc 503 N Hillcrest Dr Holland Creek TNR051059 Bedford Shelbyville Eaton Corporation-Plant 1 111 Eaton Drive Bomar Creek to Duck River And Holland Branch to Duck River TNR051056 Bedford Shelbyville Eaton Corporation-Plant 2 130 Eaton Drive Bomar Creek to Duck River TNR056542 Bedford Shelbyville Goose Creek 1365 Goose Creek Road, Shelbyville, TN Possum Trot road stream TNR051123 Bedford Shelbyville James Auto Salvage 219 El Bethel Rd wet weather conveyance to Unnamed Stream to Duck River TNR055951 Bedford Shelbyville Javi's Auto Sales, LLC 2015 Highway 41-A North Little Hurricane Creek TNR055933 Bedford Shelbyville Jimmy's Bowtie Supply 403 Ernest Campbell Road Flat Creek TNR050125 Bedford Shelbyville Nowlin Auto Sale & Salvage 126 Gregory Mill Rd wet weather conveyance to Unnamed Stream to Dryland Creek to Duck River TNR055952 Bedford Shelbyville PSC Metals, Inc. 185 Cedar King Road Bomar Creek TNR054317 Bedford Shelbyville Quintec Films Corp 1624 Railroad Ave Quintec Films Retention Pond (100 yards); Bomar Creek (200 Yards) TNR056618 Bedford Shelbyville Rolling Frito-Lay Sales, LP - Shelbyville Bin 211 Cedar King Street Bomar Creek TNR050439 Bedford Shelbyville Sanford Ink Manufacturing Center #3 Pencil Street Duck River TNR051723 Bedford Shelbyville Shelbyville Recyled Fiber 106 Cedar King Road Bomar Creek TNR056428 Bedford Shelbyville Shelbyville WWTP Jackson Street SO1-Duck River mile 221.4; SO5-Duck River mile 221.3; SO2, SO3, SO4-Duck River mile 221.35 TNR056756 Bedford Shelbyville Summit Polymers 100 Summit Drive Hurricane Creek TNR054249 Bedford Shelbyville Trott Lumber Company 270 Card Road Sinking Creek TNR050175 Bedford Shelbyville Tyson Foods, Inc. 901 West Jackson Street Duck River TNR054415 Bedford Shelbyville Wego Precision Machine Inc 720 Industrial Pkwy Holland Creek TNR056440 Bedford Shelbyville Wright Paving Company L. Fisher Road Bomar Creek TNR051120 Bedford Wartrace Coey Tannning Company, Inc. 441 Bugscuffle Road Garrison Fork Creek TNR055930 Benton Bivens Industrial Park Intersection of Bivens-Cypress Creek Road & Cypress Creek CR1764 TNR050540 Benton Ward Oil Co Inc 138 & 146 Natchez Trace Rd Whitfield Creek TNR053825 Benton Allardt Dement Constructon Company Route 1, Highway 641 Outfall #1 Eagle Cr (E Side)/Outfall #2 Riley Br ( W Side), Outfall #1 unnamed to Eagle Creek, Outfall #2 unnamed to Riley Br 1 mile to Wolf Creek TNR053175 Benton Camden Benton County Airport 275 Airport Drive Cypress Creek TNR050237 Benton Camden Camden Hardwood Products 145 Cole Road Unnamed trib to Hunting Creek TNR054445 Benton Camden Cole Pallet Co LLC 5940 Highway 70 W Tributary of Hunting Creek TNR054025 Benton Camden Custom Tire & Recycle 200 Omar Circle Burnside Creek Permit No. County City Permittee Name Location Receiving Stream TNR055949 Benton Camden H and H Oil Recovery, Inc. 3580 Highway 641 S Cypress Creek TNR051869 Benton Camden Jones Plastic & Engineering - Camden Division 470 Industrial Park Road Trb of Middle Brook Creek TNR056718 Benton Camden O'Neal Melton & Sons Farms 5095 Hwy 70 West Hunting Creek TNR054294 Benton Camden R & J Hardwoods Products Inc 2045 Highway 70 Byp Cypress Creek TNR054538 Benton Camden S & W Pallet Co Inc 2120 Divider And Natchz Trc Rd Cypress Creek TNR051529 Benton Camden West Camden Sanitary Landfill 2410 Highway 70 West Unnamed Tributary to Cane Creek TNR053524 Benton Camden Wickliffe Paper Company - Big Sandy Woodyard 6700 Highway 641 N Rushing Creek TNR054158 Benton Holladay Bell's Welding & Machine 12565 Highway 641South Unnamed tributary to Caney Branch TNR056443 Benton Holladay Highway 191 Auto Salvage 7110 Birdsong Road McCauley Bluff Creek-1ml, Balton Creek-1ml, to Birdsong Creek TNR056862 Bledsoe Collegedale Donald Ashlock 1805 Summer City Cemetary Road Morgan Springs TNR053961 Bledsoe Graysville John Henry's Automotive 4162 Hendon Road Unnamed Stream(s) to Soddy Creek TNR056333 Bledsoe Graysville Kizzar's Automotive 35 Pitts Gap Road Via ditch to Branch Creek TNR050451 Bledsoe Graysville Potts Auto Salvage 324 Norris Hendon Rd Horn Branch to Laurel Branch TNR056028 Bledsoe Pikeville Ault's Used Parts Rt.1 Box 131 TNR050833 Bledsoe Pikeville Bledsoe-Sequatchie County Landfill Highway 127 unnamed tributary to Spring Branch and Spring Branch TNR050108 Bledsoe Pikeville Eclipse Manufacturing Company 403 Allen P. Deakins Road Rockford Branch TNR051822 Bledsoe Pikeville Sequatchie Handle Works, Inc. Lee Station South on Pikeville Hwy. 127 Rocky Branch to Sequatche Rvr TNR054549 Blount Anderson Truss Co Inc 780 Louisville Rd Pistol Creek TNR054193 Blount Alcoa Akard Commutator of Tennessee (ACT) 629 Universal St Pistol Creek TNR054069 Blount Alcoa Alcoa, Inc. - West Plant Mill Street Pistol Creek, mile 4.9; un. trib.-Tedford Branch and Pistol Creek TNR055905 Blount Alcoa Federal Express - Alcoa-TYSRT 3231 Northpark Blvd. Russell Branch TNR053253 Blount Alcoa McGhee Tyson Airport - Alcoa U.S. Highway 129 Unnamed Tributaries to Russel Branch And Lackey Creek TNR053763 Blount Friendsville Alcoa/Maryville/Blount Co. Landfill 240
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