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NCDEQ: High Point Eastside WWTP outfalls to Deep River in ‘CRITICAL WATER SUPPLY’ area
Read more: NCDEQ: High Point Eastside WWTP outfalls to Deep River in ‘CRITICAL WATER SUPPLY’ areaEastside WWTP in Jamestown North Carolina is applying for a permit to increase [treated water] “production” from 26 MGD (million gallons of water per day) to 32 MGD – it has so many violations we had to write a blog post to list them all.
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NC Open Government Coalition to Jamestown: ‘Public Records are the Property of the People’
Read more: NC Open Government Coalition to Jamestown: ‘Public Records are the Property of the People’Letter from P. Brooks Fuller, J.D., Ph.D. and Director of the North Carolina Open Government Coalition to Jamestown town manager re Public Records:
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Shortcut: Link to 1990s Public Comments re the creation of Randleman lake as a Water Supply
Read more: Shortcut: Link to 1990s Public Comments re the creation of Randleman lake as a Water SupplyThe 1990s saw much public concern about the idea of damming Deep River, an industrial discharge waterdump for decades, in order to create a drinking water source for Guilford County. Environmentalists, engineers, doctors and private citizens expressed grave concerns about the effect of decades of contaminants from Eastside WWTP, Seaboard Chemical, High Point Landfill and…
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Brownfield application approved in 2021 for 28-acre site at Wendover & Guilford College Road
Read more: Brownfield application approved in 2021 for 28-acre site at Wendover & Guilford College RoadA 28-acre Brownfield site in Jamestown, NC, known as “Red Rock Trailer Park,” is slated for redevelopment into a high-density residential/commercial project. Despite state approval in July 2021, further assessment and inspection are required before development can proceed. The Brownfields program aims to facilitate the reuse of such environmentally compromised properties.
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Golf/Parks+Rec loss grew to $1.28M in FY 2024-25
Read more: Golf/Parks+Rec loss grew to $1.28M in FY 2024-25On August 26, 2025, I sent an email to Jamestown’s finance director requesting a statement of golf/recreation revenue and expenditures for the fourth quarter (April-June 2025) of the fiscal year just ended, and a copy of the town’s chart of accounts (because I was unable to find those documents on the town’s website, in town…
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D.R. HORTON: The big dust cloud in the middle of town
Read more: D.R. HORTON: The big dust cloud in the middle of townDeveloper D.R. Horton is clear-cutting 467 acres of forestland in Jamestown to build 1,500 homes.
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