Documents & Resources

Official DEQ / State Documents

• NC DEQ: Fuquay-Varina IBT Official Page
  The official project page maintained by the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality, including notices, meeting materials, public hearing information and key documents associated with the review.
• Draft Environmental Impact Statement (Full Document)
  The complete Environmental Impact Statement supporting the Town’s request. The document evaluates 16 alternatives, nearly 100 years of hydrologic data, cumulative impacts and future climate scenarios.
  • Appendix A: Interlocal Agreements
    Agreements supporting the town’s partnership with TriRiver Water and the City of Sanford.
  • Appendix B: Population and Demand Technical Memorandum
    Population projections, water demand forecasts and supporting analysis through the 2055 planning horizon.
  • Appendix D: Water Conservation Analysis
    Evaluation of existing conservation measures, projected water use and demand management strategies.
  • Appendix E: Cost Estimates
    Engineering cost estimates comparing the alternatives evaluated during the environmental review.
  • Appendix F: OASIS Hydrologic Model Technical Memorandum
    Technical documentation describing the hydrologic modeling used to evaluate river flows, drought conditions and future climate scenarios.
  • Appendix G: Public Comments
    Comments submitted during earlier stages of the Environmental Impact Statement process.
• Notice of Intent (September 2020)
  The town’s original filing initiating the Interbasin Transfer review process.

NC Interbasin Transfer Program

• NC DEQ: IBT Certification Program Overview
  An overview of North Carolina’s Interbasin Transfer law, the certification process and the Environmental Management Commission’s role.
• Existing North Carolina Interbasin Transfers
  A summary of regulated interbasin transfers across North Carolina, including approved transfer amounts and approval dates.
• DEQ: Interbasin Transfer Frequently Asked Questions
  Answers to common questions about North Carolina’s Interbasin Transfer program.