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Home My WebLink AboutNCD980840409_19821230_Charles Macon Lagoon & Drum_FRBCERCLA C_Pre-NPL file (1981 - 1982)-OCR' . GR LAB ··.··.··· ... \'. OR . RIES . INCORPOHATED ANALYTICAL AND CONSULTING CHEMISTS 709 West .Johnson Street • Raleigh, North Carolina 27611:! ANALYTICAL LABORATORY EnvironmPn1 Analy~is Construction Materi:t!s Jdcntific;1tion of Unknowns Agriculture F1lt'!S (919) 828-3360 December 30, 1982 82-5637 Enviro-Chem Was,-t_e Management Services Post Office Box'l0784 Raleigh,_North· Carolina 27605 Attention: · Mr. Jerry Deakle CONSULTATION Metallurgical Servires Polh11 ion Alialcmcnt Process Drvf'lopment Quality Control . Melh11ds Devt•lopment Special Investigation , PPsticidrs HCHA Subject: Analyses of Samples Received 11/24/82, 12/6/82 Sample Identification: Analyses r 1. Solvents 2. Waste Oils 3. Oxidizirig Oils Lead, total as Pb, µg/g Sulfur, total as S, µg/g Beryllium, total as Be,_µg/g Mercury, total as Hg, µg/g Arseni_c, total as As, µg/g Cadmium, total as Cd, µg/g. Chromium, total as Cr, µg/g Halogens, as Cl, µg/g pH Ash, wt%· BTU/1 b Specific Gravity JDT:ca Customer #44500 Analyses LF 1. . Alkaline 5. Acid 1 2. Aqueous 6. Acid 2 3. Paint 7. Tar 4. Solids 8. Pesticides RESULTS I 1 2 3 <2.4 <4.8 0.6 0.0003 0.0002 0.0002 <0.12 0.82 0.11 0.20 <0.05 <0.20 . 0 .13 0.24 <0.20 0.17 0.33· 0.11 0.96 46.8 1.4 73,990· 14,350 1,386 3.8 7.1 6.3 0.01 3.26 0.07 16,226 15,424 0.979 0.962 :=:-c_ Enyiro-Chem Waste Management Services . GLI #82-5637 December 30, 1982 Page 2 Mllna lyses LF Physical State •scosity -70°F ~ering(l) · I· 111111!l'ecifi c Gravity at 70°F Suspended Solids, by vol; Suspended Solids, by wt. Dis~olved Solids, by wt. Thousands of BTUs/lb Flash pt. (cc) °F Toxicity Affinity for Water(2) Organically bound Sulfur, wt% .,anically bound Chlorine, wt% anically bound Nitrogen• wt% Volatile Solids, wt% Moisture, wt% Cyanides, total as CN, µg/g Pesticides Total Organic Carbon, µg/g Arsenic, total as As, µg/g ;Lead, total as Pb, µg/g · Copper, total as Cu, µg/g 1 Liquid Medium BL 1.088 5-20% 5-20% <l >140 Unknown H · <O .1 <0.0001 0.360. 13.8 · 90.89 82.84. 21.82 * 53,000 <0.20 <2.5 1.2 2 Liquid Medi um ML 1.028 5-20% 5-20% <l >140 Unknown H <0.1 <0.0002 0.244 6.1 97.48 88.07 1.27 * 62,900 0.06 2.5 2.5 RESULTS LF. (con't) 3 Liquid Medium BL 1.030 5-20% 5~20% 12-16 60-140 Unknown H <0.1 <0.0003 0.598 96. 92 77 .80 3.85 * 238,000 0.5 57. 8 2.3 4 Solid High None N/A >20% >20% <l >140 Unknown L <0.1 ·. 0.077 0.120 * 62,500 5.6 . 165 241 5 Liquid Medium BL 1.476 5-20% 5-20% <l >140 Medium H <0.1 <0.0001 0.175 <l 89.98 33.50 * * 546 0.09 21. 9 4.1 .6 Liquid Medium None 1.042 .<5% <5% <l >140 Medium H <O .. 1 <0.0001 0.0093 <l 99.29 99.02 * 149,000 <0.20 <2.5 4.3 7 Solid High None N/A >20% >20% ·<1 60-140 Unknown L <0.1 0.748** 0.463 97 .18 13.60 * * *** 42.9 283 4.6 8 Liquid ~ Medium None 0.820 <5% <5% 9-12 >140 Unknown · H <0.1 0.0043 0.794 8.1 98.57 99.71 * * *** <0.20 <2.5 <0.50 Enviro-Chem Waste Management Services• GLI #82-5637 December 30, 1982 Page 3 IIB Analyses LF 1 Titanium, total as Ti , µg/g <9.9 41rium, tot.al as Ba, µg/g 2.5 lenium, total as Se, µg/g <0.10 .,c, total as Zn, µg/g 2.4 Cadmium, total as Cd, µg/g <0.12 Silver, total as Hg, µg/g <0.02 Nickel, total as Ni , µg/g <O. 99 Chromium, total as C +3 r , µg/g 1. 7 Iron, total as Fe·, µg/g 46 Antimony, total as Sb, µg/g <5.o Manganese, total as Mn, µg/g 1. 5 · Cobalt, total as Co, µg/g 2.0 .omium, total +6 as Cr , µg/g <0.1 ') BL -Bilayered ML -Multi layered (2) H -Hydrophilic L -Lypophil ic *Not Detected .. **Method of Method by Schoniger ' .***Sample not ammenable to test 1 RESULTS LF (con't) ·2 .3 4 5 6 7 8 - <10.0 <10.1 <20.7 9.7 12.6 36.1 10.0 82.8 10.0 72.4 2A 7.5 10.3 2.5 <0.10 <0.10 <0.10 <0.10 <0.10 <0.10 <0.10 9.9 3.3 510 2. 2. 2.6 2,898 1:1 <0.13 0.68 49.1 0.88 3.3 1.1 0 .13 0.50 <0.25 . 0. 52 <0.24 0.25 0.52 0.25 1.0 1.8 17 540 1.0 .6.7 1.0 220 8.6 540 <0.7 1.8 <1.6 0.75 57 220 12,000 260 160 190 2.5 7.5 <5.0 16 7.3 <5.0 <10 <5.0 5.0 3.5 19 10,000 0.8 8.3 0.25 <1.3 ·. <l. 3 45 20 2.8 2.6 1.3 <0.8 <1.0 3.8 0.43 0.47 <LO <() .10 .. •• THE GENERAL TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY ONE GENERAL STREET f'~-e... (zit. J 7q6-zqc,f, November 9, Mr. Glenn Dunn,Attorney Solid & Hazardous Waste Managemeni Environmental Health Section Division of Health Services P.O. Box 2091 Raleigh, N.C. 27602-2091 Dear Mr. Dunn: Branch 1982 The scope of work to be implemented for clean-up, as you can well imagine, is greatly simplified because the 300-400 drums contracted by General Tire with Chem-Care et al for treatment at the Macon facilities have been analyzed and are deemed to be non-hazardous. Therefore, all of the extraord~nary, ~equired activities associated with RCRA, i.e. permitting, transportation, labelling, manifesting and the like, are obviated. In the following options, I have costed them based on 500 drums (even though our records indicate a figure less than 400 drums). Scope of l,ork Effect the disposal of 500 drums of a waste oil sludge using available technology in such a manner that is in compliance with all applicable regulations. Treatment/Disposal Considerations 7he only viable approaches to be evaluated are: 1. Direct Disposal to RCRA -Approved Site 2. Incineration 3. Solidification 4. Landfarming Cost Estimates for Disposal Options 1. Direct Disposal to RCRA Approved Site: Consider SCA Pinewood, SC and C.W.M. Emelle, AL. -.. Mr, Glenn Dunn Tipping Fee/Drum Transportation ( 80 Drum Load). Number of Loads $ Tipping ·Fee Transport Total -2- SCA Pinewood $31. so $3.20/Mile x 135 Miles Seven $15,750 $ 3,024 $18,774 November 9, 1982 C,W,M, Emelle $39 + $2 State Tax $2,60/Mile x 535 Miles Seven $20,500 $ 9,737 $30,237 A statistical sampling/analyses of at least ten (10) drums and possibly as many as forty (40) drums could add $175/drum (or $1,750 to $7,000). 2, Incineration Whole drum incineration is possible and currently available in Ohio, namely: Ross & Sons, _Inc, Grafton, Ohio Similar installations might be found in the Charlotte or other metropolitan areas. 3. Solidification Cost/Drum= $60 plus Transportation Total Burn Cost= 60 x 500 = $30,00o+ The objective is to eliminate any free liquids and render the oil (or contaminant) as innocuous by some physical and/or chemical means. The cost of two approaches will be estimated, both being accomplished on-site, It is assumed that all supervision will be done by personnel from the NC Solid Waste Management Branch. a, 12 Yd. Mobile Mixer Procedure: Load 12 drums (approx. three yards) with an equal volume of clay (three yards is approx. 5,000 pounds of clay). Mixer will operate at a slow 10-20 rpm for 30-45 min0tes. Depending upon the proximity of a sanitary landfill, this mixing of clay and oil sludge can be done in transit. Assume six loads or 72 drums ·can be processed in an eight hour shift if the landfill is less than 25 miles from the site. .. •• I Mr. Glenn Dunn -3-November 9, 1982 Manpower: Two men at $10/hour to prepare drums for one forklift operator at $8/hour to load mixer, One driver at $15/ hour for mobile mixer. Cost: Materials (Clay) $24/ton x 105 tons = $2,500 S 000 lbs clay tons Calculation: 500 drums x =•=;:._==•_.::.=~-x 12 drums 2,000 lbs, = 105 tons Manpower: Equipment: Seven Days Laborers (2) Forklift Oper One Driver Sub Total Mobile Mixer Forklift 2 x $10/hr. x 8 hrs. x 7 $8/hr. x 8 hrs. x 7 $15/hr. x 8 hrs. x 7 $200/day x 10 days· $125/day x 10 days Miscellaneous: Build Wooden Loading Ramp Cost Summary for Mobile Mix Approach: = = = = = $ 1,120 448 840 $ 2,408 $ 2,000 $ 1,250 $ 3,250 $ 1,000 Materials Manpower Equipment Miscellaneous Contingency $ 2, 500 2,400 3,250 1,000 900 $10,050 b. On-Site Mixing/Solidification This approach in itself may offer the widest of choices because the oil waste could be mixed either with soil at the Macon site or clay trucked in, (Soil borings ·and analyses will determine absorbency, permeability and microbial activity necessary to biodegrade the oil.) Also, consideration should also be given to disposal on-site or transport to a local sanitary landfill. (Realizing full well that on-site disposal might constitute the need of a permit application/notification for a new landfill.) Procedure: (1) Dig two pits 10'xl0'x4' deep using a backhoe, ·e.g. one cu.yd. wheel-type. (2) Lay down about two tons of clay with backhoe. (3) Dump six drums of oil sludge. (4) Add about two tons of clay. (5) Repeat steps 3 and 4 until approximately 20 drums and five yards (~ 8,400 pounds) of clay have been added. .. •• Mr, Glenn ·Dunn -4-'November 9, 1982 (6) (7) (8) (9) Mix with backhoe until all free oil has been absorbed. Add clay as requir3d, Using backhoe, load 7-8 yards dump truck. Dump truck to sanitary landfill. Repeat steps 2 through 8 as required. If analysis of soil indicates any measure of oil absorbency and presence of microbes, clay could be substituted with soil itself. As ·a further consideration, the level of microbial activity might justify mixing, solidification and disposal in situ. A low permeability clay could be tamped in place as a cover for the lO'xlO' pits to minimize infiltration and runoff. Costs: Soil borings and analysis Manpower: Laborers (2)@ $10/hr, Forklift Oper. $8/hr. Backhoe Oper, $12/hr. Sub Total -7 .days -7 days -7 days Equipment: One Forklift@ $125/day-7 days One Backhoe @ $ 200 I day -7 days One Trash Hauler Dump Truck 7-8 yd 3 load Assume $100/load Sub Total Materials: Clay@ $24/ton delivered Cost Summary: Soil Analysis Manpower Equipment Materials Contingency 105 tons required Total $ 1,500 1,120 448 672 $ 2,240 $ 875 1,400 1, 700 $ 3,975 $ 2,500 $ 1, 500 2,240 3,975 2,500 1,000 $11,200 This $11,200 could be reduced to $8,450 if soil on the property could be used as a substitute absorbent for the oil. This could be reduced further by $1,800 if in situ treatment and disposal is allowed, resulting in a total cost of approximately $6,700. .. Mr. Glenn Dunn -5-~ember 9, 1982 One item that you. should have noted as a possible oversight is the. empty drums and their disposal, Since they are common to all suggested approaches, their cost would also be, I have assumed that any remaining sludge not readily removed from the drums could be "topped-off" with a minimal amount of clay or dirt and disposed at a sanitary landfill, This disposal should be covered by the 10% contingencies included, assumed no tipping fee is charged for the almost empty drums. · Although·landfarming has been demonstrated as a viable disposal, I have elected not to consider and include in this evaluation because the condition of the waste (non-uniform and non-pumpable) and the unsightly appearance shortly after application do not lend itself well to evaluation. Conclusion and Recommendation I would hope that you could reasonably arrive at the same conclusion. In situ mixing/disposal is the most cost effective and. possibly environ- mentally safe approach, Solidification on-site and disposal at a sanitary landfill would be my next choice, I sincerely hope these thoughts and guideline estimates will be helpful. If I can advise you further, please don't hesitate to call. FGT:ew Very truly yours, THE GENERAL TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY --'. ---;/~ . -::---::_{_;\:q/;,<., F. G. Troppe, P.E. Manager of Environmental Control and Energy -Tire Division cc: J, C, Sadler, Charlotte Plant Manager W, J, Henrick, Legal Counsel • •• NAMEPLATE 8c MFG. INC. PHONE 704-283-8175 TELEX 572-406 P. 0. BOX 312 MONROE. NORTH CAROLINA 28110 November 18, 1982 Mr. Richard Gay 225 Green Street Wachovia Bank Building Suite 606 Fayetteville NC 28301 Dear Sir: I have enclosed copies of .the four manifests from the waste we hauled from Charlie Macon's farm. I do apologize that the arrangements for transportation took as long as they did. Hopefully, with your receipt of .this paperwork, we will be finished with our part of .the cleaning at this site. If .I can be of further service, please contact me. Regards, ACM~ JEPLATE im Lon{ Engineer JL/bcw Enclosures .. -· ... ·- & MFG INC !-:iouth Cnrnlir1;i Depi'.:trr-.ent of Peal'.h nr.d E:wi:onmentnl Control ~ofa! n,:(; :-1.,nirdo·.•~ \\'.-..~te ~-lann:;erncnt Division · ·y,:,~; l.i~!: :;1::::ct, Co!umbii'., ~C ~1):'.0! HAZARDOUS \VASTE MANIFEST ' ' ManifeH Document Number N~ ·1927,,3 i'i:ci~e: {!'.IJ:) -7~:l-)(,Sl .I I Phone Number Date Shipped s , ;'\':1me ! 1.D. Code Address {aren code & n•Jmber) or Accepted /1, {I) Gen-:r:itor I 82 I 11 c"2 I I /\~me N:imoplatc I NCD00315G510 P.O. Box 312 Monroe ~c 704-283-8175 )'enr mCln!h ,., (:'.) Trnn.~rior:er No. l 82 I 11 I 7- P}1oe11ix llcsourccs NCDOl,367921\9 Morehead St. Charlotte NC 704-333-8377 )eU mon•h ,., Trr.:i:;;Jc:-!er ~o. 2 I I ye•r mo111h ,., (3) TSI:'i~ . i ,, n ? lscD044t,42333 t~ ..:...._ l I, I Indust,ial Chemical iRt. 5 Roe:< Hill SC. 803°327-5276 year ITINllh ,., n. n, G~r.-::nto:-!~em Cou:i.t (2) DOT Prop-:r Shippin; CJ) TotnL (4) Weight {S) Wnste Code (6) TSDF Item Chee< I (7) Qu1~ntlty Iii N:tme/1-Tnl,J.rd C!n:;s/ ., hy Weiiht Q:mntity (pounds) C0r.!i;!ner Type DOT ll1cnt!fic:i.tian i'-.'.umber Number Contl\incr Type (j')(.llJ/1(1_~) 55 Gnl. Flam.mc.blc Liq. N .@. S. /l.~r· -",fl ( ·:,., ') '. F003, FOOS I •;> .5'..'>~:J--,-·; ,j,., ,.,,.) / f_l ,.1 (-,(l · :/>'-"-'I}' I ,.:.-, .., ' 'r l (:·1 ;.:._[J,:_l I f ' .. ' I ! I ; ' ! ! I I I I i i I ! i I ; ' I I I ! I l I Enier.-:::-:-:cy ?~sronse 1rifc-~mntion: D. Spedal Hnndlin£ Instructions: E. 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' ir: -::·i:=11( of ~ sp'.'.: in ,So,.:::1 Carolin:,, /:C>.--: ::c'l t:le i:)::;:i~~ttr•~ilt ::.'. (t'(l:} 758-55) '. ·,-- , 7;,i,lr-:n:fy th:!t th-: above-n1.r.1-:d rr:.~tcnois nri: properly c:arnf•ed, described, pncknged, marked nnd !nbelcd, and are m propi:r condi:!on for trnnsportnt1on according 10 all npp!icnble rcgui1ll1ons o( the U.S. i DO. ..-..-,-PA, •Ii: S.C-, PS': and tl1e SC. DHEC. ' , t ('\, 4 . ! _()~,,,,,/:-, ,:<"--'; j//'rf'-ty· l.J,·V{, , ([,1,1(/,{/lZ"';.":' /1 J(r;·_., I ~'•': " / Nnmr ,ml ruk I J ~o-c.,-, ~~7-f---,'.;,;~=-------- !~;:~;'~ c~~tiry '.hnl I ~m ~:"': ~u·.'.10ri1.:d rc;:i;:,-::ntr.!iv: of the trr.m:,orter nnd that the w:ute(.~) nnd quantity dC"scribcd in 1his ~hrnifcst have been nccer'J\ed by us for ultimntc delivery to the TSDF !di:n:ified nbon· ' I D. Sanders l l -1 -8 ?. ·-/_ T!'~~~:-,Nter No. 2: ·...;.' __________________ _ Sli:n:1.'.ure ! h-:~-:~,y ::~rtify 1:Jat I nm nn ncthorized rep:-escr:tative of the TSDI' identified abO\.'C and thnt the wnste(s) and quantity In this :vtnnifesl have been accepted by me for treatment, slornge, nnd/or dispornl. A .. ., Soiid ::nd Hr::.nrt'.01Js '."/;"Vi:e Mnn:1.~:!mrn! Civi.~ion ;i.~.(\-; :.:·.:ii ~.:crr:ct, Co!ur:1b:n, SC 29).01 l'h•~nc: (RO.if 758-5631 I HAZARDOUS \VASTE MANIFEST :'~me i I.D. Code Address I, (I) r, .. .,,.r~to~ ' fl·1 --~,--,. ,1,-. ·--1U /f {lJti-/iT?::-· I Ir· (_-Y)3 .i ,sz, 5-:' o :;, ..... .,.;,__ 1/t,\r..-t,.~( I/ i...--I _1 .._.l''t{;,..: v..__.J) r<-I ;... ,._,, ;, I (;.) Trr-_n~porter No. I :•11_!.-:,. n/!-,( t(!1"":'-·,·-~,.,. ,..,c -. 1:· ,_; t ... ,.. !.:' ,\ f./:.:..·r) /lii"J,'., '?~,~~,:;-:) l/{/('t-/ld?-,) sr C1/ /.-½'l !>ZC Tr:-~~~~-rter No. 2 ' ' . ()) TSDF /".:.r, l-.t~<·:\,'.\7,l":/·~-~-(Jf:'./--f I (/-' ~C,". 0 ({(/:(ti ·.1 -...,~ .... /?,v.,< ."\ _.., ;~ .. ~ //t'L{. F.< Mn°n!fe~t D~cumc~.t 1~4.mb"er N~ 192~-76 ;'>- Phone :'\'um~er Date Shirred •' (aren code & number) or Accepted . ;;..") Ii I ;/J'-(·-2.S/-,11?J ;;;, I--l I ycu monlh '" I) Ir I 7vr...: 3~·:.::-~v/·7-7 iJ --l l 'J yeu r.ionlh '" I ,. year tn"lnt!'! '" (-· IC' c--,-. /'./::?., l /I l I i'2 "7 C,· i-•> --.>-?1-, ye.r n,nnlh ,., (I) Oenerntor Item Count I (1) DOT Proper Sh:ppinc (l) Total (4) We;p,ht (l) Waste Code (6) TSDF Item Check (7) Qunnthy Sa:ne/Hnnrd Cln.~s/ by Weight ' !l:)e~ 1 I DOT !cient!fk~tion !\'umb~r Qunn~::y (pOUP.cJ.~) (pou11d1) Cc!'lt:dner Ty~c ' Number Contniner Type {.~ ' , .. \-,.' 1J /! ,1. fl / ,0yc { : I.. ,~1,-, ·-I'' 'c :.l' -, './ J·~-:,\'-·~t_ 1.?-: ... -....t•,_; ,..--<, '-' • :,_1 ,,..., _,\;,..i (:,._ /~ l1,'J ,,(,''1, /' C ;,• /~\('! 1~3 r< I /u /:J C'OcJ·-" , . f " ·/ ✓ ,:-_.) . ..=..,-,;JL': ' I _.,_. , ,-/, I I ' I ' I I i ! • i I I ' i i i i ' ! l I •' E!'r.-;~~:~:---:-:.· ~e~pome !n~orm'.l'.ion~ D. Specln! Handling Imtructions: E. Comment.i: F/'J.-'-1 i ::; <--1~•1t. Gi_r.n e:mrr1=ncv'>:,hone th· O.i:nern~or nt: II _✓,.,.Li:.':'1 <.''I/ii':. . i / ··._-::,.,. -'..'1\· .'.,.'-.',:·. ~ ~--/ :;-1· , .. I' ~•. ~ .'' .u,:· /-l/.Jco,-,_/' I C ::-ve:11 'Jf n :;p;)i i:i Sol!th c~.ro:inn, .. ::::-/-/?,k1C i (:~11 :iic Dcpnrt::·,:-r,t nt (fi_l:l) 758-S5J ! I , . . ., ' - F. :o c~r:ify '.h:i~ the ~1JO·•c-n~:ned m;,.:erinL~ nre properly cl1usifie<r, describ~d, packnr,ed, mnrkcd nnd !nbe!cd, nnd nre In proper conditiori for trnnsr,ortntion nccording to all npplicnble rep,ulntiom or the U.S. .. ._:.s. 0!"'/\, . th: S.C. p:_;c n:1J !hi: S.1.::. DHEC. _{/ .. , !(· ,,__, .,f 'J;/lf'-11/ ( ., I'[_ 0._,;1)0/,(/(:'<•7(' l(44[i' :--;,_:r~ -~ .r:,,.:(.. _, . , .., ,_ ~,,,..1(-,r ; _, /"-.'"me ,ud Tlt:e , l)"re ·----·----------------------------------------------------------------G. '. J her~"::/c~·rtify thnt i um an·:1uthori1.ed re:,rc~en~ntive of the trnnsf)Orter nnd thnt_the w:i.ste{s) and qunrHi!y described ln thh rvfnni(eH hnve been accepted by m for ultimate delivery 10 the TSDr-i<lentlfled ftbovt 1· , T / . .James Barnett 11-1-82 Dntc .·., Tr~n~porter N~. 1· .. -, 1 "· ' · · · ,.-,~ ··· "j '--------"'''c'."~":!!"'.C"-------------------"';;,"·c" ___________________________ ,:;;>";;,'''----------------:~ H. ~~'.,t.ry thnt I nm nn nuthori,ed rcp:cscntot,vc of the lSDF ident,ned above and that the wnste{s) and quant;ty in thi'. Manifest hnvc been accepted by me for trcntmcnt, stornge, nnd/or di<pornl. ) 1 ;:(:::,~dtL_✓-{r.:,.:.~-CX/rn. 0. ,d,r,<~ ,Q,°,(;;'t; 7];_,j _ ;,[,_, o~~-oo1, //-/-J;:U ., l • •• TERESSTIC E)f{ON DG-2C 0.:,jr-1 01:roJ Supersedes issue of, 11-30-78 TERESSTIC® • Premium rust-and oxidation-inhibited circulating oil • Lubricant for steam turbines and other precision machinery, hydraulic fluid, heat transfer fluid, etc. • Complete range of ISO viscosity grades for all requirements T1-:1n:,-;:-,-r1c is Ilic brand name for a line of" long-servict;- 1 ifc I 11! 1rlcal ing oils that ha \'t! ran kcd for over four dec- ades as among du: rincst products of their kind. C(Jll- linually improved ovc:r the years, T~:1n::-;:-;T11: oils arc formulated with carefully selected base slocks that offer the characteristics necessary for dependable service. Tun::--:;Tic is fortified with special additives sc- lt:ctcil for 111axi11u1m compalibility and dfcclivcrn:s.-;. Tlit:si: include oxidation awl rusl inhibitors and anti- foam agcnls. Grades The Tun>:-STIC line of premium circulating oils con- sists of" ten viscosity gradt:s. Nitw of these grades arc hle11d1:d to viscosity values that conform to the l11tcr- . 11ati()t1al Standards (lrganizatiuit (I~()) viscosity Typical Inspections The values shown here ore representative of current production. ore not. All of them may vary within modest ranges. TERESSTIC Grade 32 33 46 ISO viscosity grade 32 32 46 AGMA number Gravity, 0 API 33.2 30.8 29.8 specific @ 15.6°( 0.859 0.872 0.877 Viscosity, cSt@ 40°C 30.1 30.0 42.9 cSt@ 100°C 5.4 5.3 6.6 SSU @ 100°F 154.S 158 222 ssu@ 210°F 44.3 43.8 48.3 Viscosity index 112 100 99 Pour point, °C -21 -21 -21 of -5 -5 -5 Flash point, °C 210 207 213 of 410 405 415 Neutralization No. 0.080 0.08 0.08 \91982, Enon Corporation dassificatio11 system. 'I'i-:1ns:---r1c 77 is an inlcrrncdiatc grad,: bctw,:en ISO viscosity grades (1B and 100 with an appro.ximalc viscos!tv of 77 ccntistok,:s al 40°C. Applications T1•:H 1•:s:-;TJ<: oi Is arc the primary rccom1111;11da1 ion for ap- plical ions that n:q11in: clt:ao, dcpendalilt: lul1rication for t:.xtcndt!d st:rvicc periods -ofle11 for years. Tlu:y effectively resist liigli lt:11qu:raturcs. prevent rust.and shed entrained waler and air. Bccaww lltc quality of T1m1,::--:--r1c oils is t:spccial!y ap- parent at sustained high kmpt:ralurcs or o1ht:r ad- vcrst: opera I ing co11di1 ions, I hey art: I he prinw rcco1t1- rne11datio11 as a lubricant for industrial gas l1nl1ines tlial require mineral lubricating oils . Some ore controlled by manufacturing specifications, while others 68 77 100 ISO 220 320 460 68 100 150 220 320 460 0 ""' = 0 • 2 3 4 5 6 29.0 28.7 28.0 27.4 27.8 26.2 26.8 0.882 0.883 0.887 0.890 0.888 0.877 0.894 65 77.0 105.0 157.5 214 306 432 8.7 9.9 ll.1 15.7 18.7 23.8 30.3 340 398 546 840 1123 1620 2284 55.5 58 66.5 80 93 115 149 98 98 97 95 95 95 95 -21 -21 -18 -18 -18 -9 -7 -5 -5 0 0 0 15 20 224 227 257 266 266 21-f, 307 435 440 485 510 510'3 530 585 0 0.08 0.08 0.10 0.10 0.08 0.10 0.10 Printed in USA 3·8·82 •• In addition. Trn1•SSTJC oils give outstanding perfor- mance in hydraulic systems, circulating luhrication systems, gear cases, hearings, and olher industrial units for which long trouble-free service is i'equircd. grades most commonly used in turbines, was special- ly selected for its unique ability to suppress foaming without retarding the release of entrained air. ~ Ru~l mHI Corrosion Protection: TrnESSTH: oils are Tt:in:ssnc :{2 ~ For many years this has been the h(\t-.. ,Jormulated with rust inhibitors. All grades pass the Exxon luhricant for high-temperature, long-life scrv-ASTM distilled water rust test, and grades :12, :n, 46, ice where a grade :32 product is re'luircd. 11 has an oxi-68. 77, and 100 pass the ASTM salt water lesl. The dation life (ASTJ\-1 D 94:)) in excess of 1\DOO hours and TEl\1-'.SST!(: line passes the ASTi\·1 copper sl rip corro- excdlenl rust-preventive and water-shedding prop-sio11 test. assuring protection to copper and bronze. crtics. T1-:1n:SSTI('. .12 is the first choice for steam !ur- bines, gas turhincs, and other industrial applications where a super-premium lubricant is desired. TEl!l•:~sr11: :t{ -This grade is formulated for applica- tions where a premium quality grade :12 luhricanl is rcq11ired. !Jul where scrYice conditions arc 1101 severe enough to take ad Yan I age of the super-premium qual- ities of T1,:1n:ssT1C :12. T1•:HESSTJC :Bis of the same high quality as the heavier TEHl·:SsTJ«: grades and provides excellent !Jt:rformance. Properties Ucmulsihility: As water is perhaps lhe major men- ace to effectiYt: turbine lubricalio11, it is essential that a turhinc oil exhibit good dcmulsibility. All TEJH:SSTIC grades shed waler readily and arc highly resistant to emulsification. These properties promote water sepa• ration i11 the reservoir. thus keeping it from recir- culating with the oil. Foam Rc:-;istuncc and Air Hclea~c: The trend to- ward shor!er residence time for oils in turbine reser- voirs makes it essential that turbine oils resist foam- ing and readily eliminate entrained air. All Trn1-::-;STIC grades conlain foam inhibitors. The foam inhibitor used in TEHESSTI<: grades :12, :-n, 46. 68. and 77, the Precautions Con lamination of Ti.:tlESSTI<: oils with other products such as detergent motor oils may substantially impair their quality and cotild lead lo operational problems sud1 as foaming. filler plugging, and sludge forma- tion. Oils and greases in contact with skin ca11 result in plugging of sweat glands and hair follicles or defatt ing of the skin. Under some conditions this may lead to skin irritation or dermatitis. Accordingly, good pcr- srnial hygie11e should always be pracliccd. Oils. gn:ases, and other foreign materials should be re- moved from !he skin promptly. TEHES:-iTIC oils arc readily removed from tlie skin by ,vatcrlcss ha11d cleaners, followed by washing with soap. warm water. and a skin brush. Similarly, soiled clothing should not remain in contact with the skin. TEHESSTI( can lie re• moved from clothing by dry-cleaning with solvents or by washing with a laundry detergent. If Trn1-:.-;::,·n<: comes in co111act with 1hc cy!:S. wash the eyes with fresh water until the irritation subsides. For additional health and safety information, your Exxon rcprese11lative ca11 provide a i\fatcrial Safety Data Sheet 011 each Trnl-:SSTI( grade. EXXON COMPANY, U.S.A. P. 0. Box 2180 Houston, Texas 77001 1-3-4-5 • \ ....,.__ STATE, LABORATORY OF PUBLIC HEALTH ~-\-<._K"v 6 .DIVISION OF HEALTH SERVIai A . C) ~. • DEPARTMENT OF HUt1/\tJ RESdaE~ P.O. BOX 28047 -306 N. HILMINGTOiJ ST., RALEIGII 27611 CHEMICAL ANALYSES -SOLID\AtJD H/\ZARDOUS WASTE Source: /JJ, 'Al-d~ J 4 ·c. R k emar.s: l,ddress: ~,, j,. '"'" A--.L • Zip County: R,-,,,4_,,.J C, .. . . .. _ nve,<.. Report To: .. } ,.~,e- Address: I I.. RA-la·c-h ,I ,/4•,_ ...._ u . Zip Telephone Number: ( ) /~~-:2../7f' .. 7:flt, 1,rl,.__ -Collected By: AM Date Collected: //)-). /-'o?... Time '): {'){) 6i l Location of Samf.ling Point: )._;0,,,. -....... A" L • ~, ,._ r~•f'" ) u { W"Extractable Metals Results Results expressed in ~ unless otherwise ( ) Total Metals Total Extract: indicated. Total Extractabl , Arsenic Zinc Barium {/ <S-lonitabilitv Cadmium /./ < 0, .:,-:-Corrosivity Chloride / Rear.tivitv .. Chromium I /0 Spec. Conductivity Color \. / Ln1or1nated Hydrocarbons -Copper ,:;-.,.,.:t..,...;'" V Flammability(/:. P.) I'll/at-Lindane Fluoride Methoxvchlor Ir.on / '\ Toxaphene T.oad I/ I ) 0-) 2.4-D M ........ r.anese " --2.4.S-TP Mercury ( IJ. I);) / Af(c /(,._! ,,. ..---<i ,. Nitrate V /-' (., V pH ✓ I,. ,_/;,// 5,1. -~'I, , . Selenium . ( Silver _,✓ / Date Received ..,Qci.'.2-=.. ...... D...,,c~-t..__--'al.<...:?,.c,.,~--Date Reported /?, Nov £1~ Reported By ____ _ o ... ,,_-1q:1 Laboratory Nunber '*.., ------------------ •• h carolina Department.of-~esources Division of Health Services Occupational Health Laboratory Address: '(e,~ay-"\-. ::\:QI Service Requested: -Q( 9;, 4 ' Sample Taken On: .8.-l\: · 87- ANALYSIS REPORT Submitted To Laboratory On:_~r':~'---~~--~B~2-~---- Date of Analysis: ----------------Date Reported: Analyzed By: _________________ _ .ABORATORY SAMPLE NUMBER NUMBER ,,-~019 -t,., ... ~11 (11\\-I --L C.-7950 ,., .M -\ s .... ,_ - .,_ c-:1 f,,:'70"-.P . .. *.,· "··· f"_M-7 -L.i (~?0 52 • , -.rc . .,·/L /1 J\,\ -? -L2. r"',.-.o53 ,_, -~•~_l ..__ . f1_Yv-,_ -7 -"Si i'..\054 .. , . . ,<,-~ .. , ..... C:_N\-~-L CuMMENTS: OHS Form 1440 (Rev. 2-75) Occupational Health DESCRIPTION : ' REMARKS -pc.e:, --PC:..P-. -pc:..e, PcB / -PC..~ ---......., Phe1110 h l-com f' '.>vi' 5-E'<A , I -PC... p., RESULTS IN POh , L /. (JO L.. / ,00 L /.00 L.. /,OP I Ll.00 ,vtV\d 5 ' ' ' ~Loo ! • .N. Carolina Department of .a.sources Division'of Health Services Occupational Health Laboratory ANALYSIS REPORT Company : C X\¾ \ i E'._ ~ QL Q'(\ :S,,U::: \ Address: f:~<'.Jf'--\-. :±oq~ bo-\'.Jb Service Requested: Pee, Ae:.xio~cj€ CCs:rhf~s Sample Taken On: 8 -C\ -8 7 By: _~@i~c~~""'-';~~------- Submitted To Laboratory On: 8 -L, ·-82 By: _ _,_B~0"'l-"(<-...,'--------- Date of Analysis: ___ tatfol-'-"'""~---_8,..,.,0~2-_s_· ______ _ Analyzed By: ------------------ ,ABORATORY SAMPLE NUMBER NUMBER r·'..-.or:::-5 ,,,· ,,,,.,.,..,) .... ~ () f.J\ -3-'S C-..-.o 6 •.I /:,·a :-r5 ) VI fl>.._·-4 -L r7oc;;7 ,_J. '~ ~' '·; Qiv\ -t\--s (,-::-~i:::;8 P,.·,:._, •-·· c_'M. -~ -L \)"Ot:;;9 rt:,t -· ij_, r,_M, -5 -S C-::-of.O C'M-lv L ,., ,., __ , - CuMMENTS: DHS Form 1440 (Rev. 2-75) Occupational Health DESCRIPTION Date Reported: f P J -~;...,._ ___ _ REMARKS RESULTS IN "'nb I • --pQ,,e, .L. /.oo 'PCB ..,(,,/,00 -Pc:J3 ~1.00 r"C../::, L/.oo -pee, .L{. 00 tt-B ~ J.oo REPORTED BY: ~- Chief, Occup-a t-i-0-'?31=""-H_e_a_l""'th,.......,L-a~b--- ' I I •Na Carolina Department of·a-esources Division of Health Services Occupational Health Laboratory ANALYSIS REPORT Company: C ,b~\; € iv\c-.c OT\ ~J.g Address: t~cn:± . ::ta (io-{'(S \6a-_\ob ServiceRequested: Pcx:\ ¾ Lr-e.os.o~ ~D--wti\~$ Sample Taken On:_8=-_-_4.._· ---"8"-2=· "----------By: ~b Submitted To Laboratory On: 8-fo -62. By: G,c,.._~~ Date of Analysis: ~-¢s-Date Reported: __ ~-'J6.~'J.,._1/ ___ _ Analyzed By: _________________ _ .ABORATORY SAMPLE NUMBER NUMBER i~?0,~1 ' ' ~,_,... ... (l (\A._ -lo -s ' ... ,0£';, (l f,.l__ -1 '.,;! . )/'vi L .-I~· _ _. - (;,~~?63 11M.-1-s C,70611 . , ...... CM. -B -L (,';>OS5 ·' ·" . e .... ' GM.-k -s ' ''066 \_ '_,,·,. -·' } CM--9 -L CuMMENTS: DHS Form 1440 (Rev. 2-75) Occupational Health DESCRIPTION I REMARKS RESULTS IN /?/lb . . -pcei .L./.()0 -PC-13 L/. 00 -Pc.P-> .L./. oo Q'c.0 -< /.oo pc.8 4/. <'.lO PCB .L/.60 REPORTED BY: ~ Chief, Occupationaealth Lab I •• h Garolina Department of·a-esources Division of Health Services Occupational Health Laboratory ANALYSIS REPORT Company: C b0vv I~ -e. ~6'( On s~~ Address: f~ aj ~ qcA'"' b0-bb Service Requested: Qc~ ~-CceoS~~ (: ro:r,,r9y:".\6S Sample Taken On:__,_8 ...... ·_-_4.._·_-...,B;;.J,'2~-----------By: bA26 Submitted To Laboratory On: 8, -lo -82 By: Mb Date of Analysis: __ ~3/....,,_¼f-=~~---'I'J.,..,7z_Z-_)_. ____ _ Date Reported:_,Y'-'---'6'-~=--.:../ __ _ J Analyzed By: _________________ _ .ABORATORY SAMPLE NUMBER NUMBER C.7°67 . ,,._ ".W\ -q -s ,., 68 l .t•·.-:-o. -~ ,i . ~--_,-.._ 11 M-lr\-L ,,.-.069 •.• ✓' "M-lr\ -S ' ,.n.o , . -o ·.-' tf',-f_j " f")M -l \ -LI {'-~o>-'11 ,_::_:,,,,."··,: d "M-\\-L2 (,:J-0 72 . ,r __ ,• Cr'A-11-S CuMMENTS: DHS Form 1440 (Rev. 2-75) Occupational Health DESCRIPTION I REMARKS RESULTS IN ,,, -1,-, • I -Pc.6 .L. /. 00 ?c..B LI.CO -Pe:& .L../. 00 -PC...8 .L.f,OO 7cB L. I. <Jo ./' Pee, .L. /.60 . -----~;11:-ttl~, f/41 G l(Jr ~ fOVitLtlJ f t,t , REPORTED BY: ~ Chief, Occupation Health Lab I •• h Caro Ii na Department of .a.esources Division of Health Services Occupational Health Laboratory ANALYSIS REPORT Company:Ckl~ < ~(On, ~ Address: ('~(JI+ . b {qCH:::~~~b Service Requested: ec .. £> 4 C,R"t:AJ; (__CTTu_~<IJ/v~~ ~ Samp I e Ta ken On: 6 -t.\--8 2. By: _ __.Q,""'-"°'-~h"-'~-1------- Su bm it ted To Laboratory On: 8 -lo -82 By:_--'~~c..,0Q==b.._ ______ _ Date of Analysis :--~<9-'+½-'{,'-·--_,.,f0_.(?_~_.S-_____ _ Date Reported:_~,-s;; ........ 0~1/---'-/ ___ _ Analyzed By: __________________ _ .ABORATORY SAMPLE NUMBER DESCRIPTION REMARKS RESULTS NUMBER o,1b I • IN {':.-,.0~3 '·" .· . ' . ·-M-\2-L pc/3 ~/.00 f· .. ___,.0~1 :,_J :•' d i -• .-i,, C'r.A-\?-S CuMMENTS: DHS Form 1440 (Rev. 2-75) Occupational Health -Pc~ L/,6() REPORTED BY: ~ Chief, Occupation~h Lab I ' S~_LABORATORY OF PUBLIC HEALTH 9:'IVISION OF HEALTH SERVI 11.c. DEPARTMENT OF BU11/\tl REsotks• P .0. BOX 28047 -306 N. \·!ILMI1JGTON ST., RALEIGH 2'(611 CHEMICAL ANALYSES -SOLID AHD HAZARDOUS WASTE (' \f"\6..,1("" . i < , ' Source: If' ( C,"\. ·--J:T Remarks: Q \ Address: i ' Zip ; County: \)___ \ ( \,-, \'Y\ LJ•A d Report To: c,()..1r'' ()'V"A \,,b ' ~.) Address: ' Zip Telephone Number: ( l - 9)6\r)b Collected By: .. <(AM) .. 'Date coilecfecf: ·3-::1.:[·:_ 9, Z-·Time/D ·' . ~ PM · .. -·· --· ---·-·· --·-----· - Location of Sampling Point: ('. r~\ -\ -L - {)q Extractable Metals Results {_;,l) Results expressed in ppm unless otherwise Total Metals Total Extract: indicated. Total Extractable ' Arsenic Zinc - v Barium ✓ t;. r, Ianitabi l itv . v---Cadmium < /l, (""11 Corrosivity Chloride Reacti vitv Chromium Spec. Conductivity Color Ch I Orl nated Hydrocarbons Copper .,_-;,..::, - Flammability Lindane Fluoride Methoxvchlor Iron Toxanhene v--T o~d· .. ft; . 2-4-D M!'ln2:anese .. 2 .4 :5-TP-__ Mercurv /_.··/·_I \ i I ··-, Nitrate ( ' fy /( K <!. I <:} ' oH '· - Selenium .... ---·------- Silver ::uate Received ___________ Date Reported _________ Reported By _____ _ Laboratory Nunber ----------------- ' ' DIVISION OF HEALTH SERVICES ~ Clliii<EPARTMENT OF HUt1J\ll RESOURCES P.O. BCW• -306 N. l·!ILMDJGTON ST •• Gll 27611 CHEMICAL ANALYSES -SOLID AHD HAZARDOUS \·/ASTE iource: ,ddress: -------------------; Zip ---------.--_____ __, :ounty: _\,__,>,.-\~.<--'!...'\,__\(,_,~...:'.>.~'--'-'""~,<.-----------1 leport To: (]pvr1S (),oS G \ddress: Zip -----------------; relephone Number:_( ___ ) __________ , :ollected By: r:,('.,\ \~J -'-<-=--'-='-------------! D i Date C llc ~ed· '(' l1 0 ·Ci.--. ' -... --,,.-.. -----~ -·------~ -........ m..:.:11· ·-) -·- Location of' Sampling Point: (l if'-,\_ -\ -S, ,·, Remarks: ·-·---· --. -~-----' .. /..) Extractable Metals Results Results expressed in ppm unless otherwise l"'.) Total Metals Total Extract: indicated. Total Extractab l E , Arsenic Zinc ✓ Barium rJ ~ r, 0./ Ianitabi 1 itv - ,_-Cadmium < /l, i.Jq < 0.0{ Corrosivitv Chloride Rear.tivitv Chromium Spec, Conductivity Color en I on nated Hydrocarbons ' Copper "-d-'- Flammability Lindane Fluoride Methoxvchlor Iron Toxanhene ,.:,....--. Toad --:z r,, 0 n I 2.4-D M!11neanese 2 • 4 • 5-TP .... Mercury .:/", ' I I ' ' Nitrate ( ~ f\l t( i<._,;, I /tJ. fl < 0. (), ·' DI! / ! Selenium -------. \ Silver ,' late Rfceived ___________ Date Reported __________ Reported By _____ _ Laboratory Nuober -------------------'- ~ddress: P.O. STATE_ LI\BORATOHX m,· t'UlJL.LL t1t.ttt.. rn · DIVISION OF HEALTH SERVICES .... ,aDEPARTMENT OF HUN/\tJ RES08'£1 B,!!P'2•7 -306 N. \·!IU-!INGTON ST.RA i:.IGII 2"(611 CHEMICAL AN/\LYSES -SOLID AND HAZARDOUS WASTE ' Remarks: --------------------! Report To: l,ddress: I i \ \.-\'y\ ~i () ' \ , <A.· L • ~' -L -r, ·2 Date Collec~ed. -(-'--... c- . . Zip b Zip ------ Timeit)--_-;;;· PM Location of Sampling Point: C ['!\ • 2 -LI ... . -· -· . -··--·-•'· /.) Extractable Metals Results Results expressed in ppm unless otherwise /) Total Metals Total Extract: indicated. Total Ext ractab 1 , Arsenic Zinc 1/ Barium /'I. r Ianitabilitv . ..----Cadmium < 0. /,.J JI Corrosivity , Chloride Rear.tivitv Chromium Spec, Conductivity Color lh I on nated Hydrocarbons Copper -. ·- Fla=bility Lindane Fluoride Methoxvchlor Iron . Toxanhene v---1 oad 4. (,< 2.4-D "~n<'anese 2 ,4 .5-TP--.. 11ercurv /'. I , I I ' Nitrate ( IV I ck P I < _'). l./ pH .. · Selenium - Silver )ate Received ___________ Date Reported ________ _ Reported By ------ Laboratory Nu□ber ;~~·.::~J :18 ------------------- P.O. STATE_ LABORATORY OF PUBLIC HJ::ALHI -DIVISION OF HEALTH SERVICES ...A AADEPJ\RTMENT OF HU:11\tl RESO ..... B<P2•7 -306 N. \·!ILMINGTOii ST., RALEIGH 27611 CHEMICAL ANALYSES -SOLID AHD HAZARDOUS WASTE ( I \,\(,\_,\ . i ¼cei, <;,,.. -t Q •- Source: If' Remarks: \ ~ddress: . . . Zip : -. \.}__ \ ( \-, YY\l""'d . County: I Report To: Cv1J'• r,es\,b \ lJ Address: Zip Telephone Number: ( l - ~~1'n\~ , Collected By: Date,Collected: f; ~ll ..,. 7~ 2 , QM .,Time!D·--.~ PM ·-. . .. --.. .. .. , ' - .Location of" Sampling Point: C(v\ -z__ -s ' ~ Y.J Extractable Metals Results Results expressed in ~ unless otherwise /J Total Hetals Total Extract: indicated. Total Extractab l, ' Arsenic Zinc 'v Barium /tJb (). I lanitabi l itv c------· Cadmium < /J. u Q ~ {), {) 7 Corrosivitv Chloride Rear.tivitv Chromium Spec. Conductivity Color Ch I orrnated Hydrocarbons Copper ~-.: ..... Flammability Lindane Fluoride Methoxvchlor Iron Toxanhene v---T ~"d u·< [ 0,1 2.4-D "~n.,;anese 2.4;5-TP. __ Mercurv -__ /' ' I I ' Nitrate ( 7v icK<:'. I 1,,, ;J <,,,_,.,, oH Scleni.um . --·- Silver - Date Received _______ ~ ___ Date Reported _________ Reported By _____ _ Laboratory Nur.iber ----------------- ;ource: \ C I \,-v'.''-·~ \ f' sddress: ,, P.O. STATE. Ll\eUKJ\1u111 ur r-uPL.Li... uuru.11.ll DIVISION OF HEALTH SERVICES AfaDEPARTMENT OF llU:11\tJ RESOt.al · · BOP297 -306 N. \·!ILMINGTON ST .,-r. t::IGH 27611 CHEMICAL ANALYSES -SOLID At-JD HAZARDOUS WASTE i 1½.c c-:-i·, · <;,,\ i-n . Remarks: . Zip :; \.}__ \ ( ~ \'Y\ ()71'. A ,, ,': :ounty: Report To: C,0.1,'-' --(), ;,;,,_\, ~) ' \j i\ddress: ! i . Zip Telephone Number: , i -' Collected By: (1>~~½\~ . 0 J 9,--; . Q~-- Pate,Collecte<l: .. Z:, :: . -' . Time/t) ·· . 1 . Pl·, ' -.... ----., ., .... Location of Sampling Point: CiV\ -·7-, -L_ ' l-l Extractable Netals Results Results expressed in ppm unless otherwise /) Total Metals Total Extract·. indicated. Total Extractabl , Arsenic Zinc ✓ Barium LJ.Cf Janitabilitv - ,,_.--Cadmit..i-m (1J.I.J9 Corrosivity . Chloride Rear.tivitv Chromiur~ Spec, Conductivity Color ' 1,nforinated Hydrocarbons Copper ~-d-'- Flammability Lindane I I Fluoride Methoxvchlor Tron Toxanhene v---T ftad /{ 2-4-D M~nvanese · 2.4.5-TP-.. Mercury ./, •. , I ' Nitrate ( N ; < .. !<.. e. I <';J,, pl{ Selc:i.ium _ _.. ·-·- Silver )ate Received Date Reported Reported By Laboratory Nur.iber r:. ,-: ""j :r:: 0 t../',;,J1 .. JJ..,;J" . ' STATE. Ll\t3U1H\lUlil ur t'UDL..L\... U~tH,..,.1.u P.O. DIVISION OF HEALTH SERVICES . •• DEPARTMENT OF HUMAll RES~· ·. . . B '47 -306 ti. ~!ILMVIGTOi< S-~IGI! 27611 CHEMICAL ANALYSES -SOLID AHO HAZARDOUS WASTE Remarks: Address: --------------------! ________ -,-__ Zip _____ --1 County: --'--'~..,___'-'--'~'~~~=c;-v,_~. =~~-''-----------! Report To: /,ddress: ___________ Zip _____ _, _Date Collected: ... ,.~-l -9, 2 Time 'P', .. ~ PM i'(__./ ~, ... . .. ... --··:.·--·----. : Location of Sampling Point: C../\A -7:, -s j.) Extractable Metals Results Results expressed in ppm unless otherwise !/) Total Metals Total Extract·. indicated. Total Extractabl ' . Arsenic Zinc v BariuUl {, 4 11. I lanitabilitv . V"'""""' Cadm;um /l. 49 · C 0. /\ I Corrosivity . Chloride Rear.tivitv · Chromium Spec. Conductivity Color 1..n I or, nated Hvdrocarbons Copper 'tl'-~-.:n Flammabilitv Lindane Fluoride· Methoxvchlor Iron Toxanhene v---Toad 4-£./0 < /J. / 2.4-D M!l-noanese 2.4 .• 5-TP .. Mercury . /.. I , I I ' Nitrate ( I\I ; c._k e. I 'J "<. I,. < c), ,, (. t>H Selcni.um .. -... --. Silver Date Received Date Reported Reported By -------------------------- Laboratory Nu □ ber 0.-:2;,;3 5r.J ------------------- i ! ! DIVISION OF !IEALTH SERVICES lliii·Ja.. DEPARTMENT OF l!Ut-rnt, RESO~F,a P.O. B .. 1 -306 ll. 1-!ILMINGTON STt,fl9IGH CHEMICAL ANALYSES -SOLID AND HAZARDOUS HASTE C \"e~~ i \o,c c:--., <;,, + () .. Source: l f' Remarks: f.ddress: ' Zip \) ... , ( \-, \Y\ ,,,...,r,A ,. County: . P.eport To: C,o .. x~ \..I (),o.\)6 ' ~j l,ddress: :; :: Zip Telephone Number: , i -' Collected r)6 \,1 \:) .. By: 'D I _(,7 'T'i"ei0-· .~ CA~(' Date Collected: (, -ll 7-, _ _... I.I -./ ., PM . ····------~----··· . ------·-.. ·-· ·-· --· ... ··---------· Point: (i/1.A _L\_ Location of Sampling I <--. 27611 . ' :>'-) Extractable Metals Results Results expressed in ppm unless otherwise :/) Total .Metals Total Extract: indicated. . Total Extractabl ' Arsenic Zinc \./ Barium -ao Ianitabi l i tv - ----Cadmium ( II. Ll9 Corrosi vitv , Chloride Reactivity Chromium Spec. Conductivity Color Ch Torrnated Hydrocarbons ' Copper . "-~ri- Flammability Lindane Fluoride Methoxvchlor Iron Toxanhene \.....--· To~d ·.u I 2.4-D Manoanese 2 .4 .5-TP.-... Mercurv .. ·/ J ' I I ' Nitrate ( /\} I C..K P I < ',.J.,. nil Selenium -·-····· Silver I 0ate Received ___________ Date Reported _________ Reported By _____ _ Laboratory t:ut1ber ------------------- ,ource: C !\('U( ... \ ~ f' ~ddress: P.O. STATE.L/\BOR/\TORY OF PUBLl(; t1t.llL.lt1 DIVISION OF HEALTH SERVICES ... DEPARTMENT OF IIU:1/Ul REso&r.A · BP2•1 -306 N. WILMINGTON ST·ll~IGI! 27611 CHEMICAL ANALYSES -SOLID AND HAZARDOUS WASTE i ~½, C C,, ~· Remarks: Zip County: \ i ( -'(Y\ ("i,'\,d i'!eport To: C r>vr b \ i,ddress: I I Zip Date Collected:-(-)·~---2 Time:-· .... 1 PM -""·• "' -· ····---•..1.;, Location or Sampling Point: C .rv\ -'-1--s Y..) Extractable Metals Results )".) Results expressed in ~ unless otherwise Total Metals Total Extract: indicated. Total Extractabl , Arsenic Zinc 1/ Barium 'J. / 7-I\• I Ianitabilitv - ~ Cadmium (j. lJC/ < tJ. ot Corrosivity . . Chloride Rear.tivitv Chromium Spec.·Conductivity Color 1.n I on nated Hydrocarbons Copper l.'-A..-.; ..-. Flammability Lindane Fluoride Methoxvchlor Iron Toxanhene . ~ l nad I < fJ ~ tl, I 2.4-D M!'lnr!anese 2 .4. 5-TP ....... Mercury -·~' I ' ( I ' Nitrate ( . N 1cK('. I Y. fl < 11. 11,.l nil .•· Selenium •·-·------·· Silver ... Date Received ___________ Date Reported _________ Reported By _____ _ r::.-J.;i 2i 3 Laboratory Nu□ber ------------------- Source: \ ( '\,,c1.., 'f' f.ddress: P.O. DIVISlUN uc 11t.11L u1 ~en v J.'-c.-> N. C. DEPI\RTI1ENT OF llUM/ltl RESOURC~ B-7 -306 IL \·!ILl-1111GTOH ST •• ~IGII 27611 CHEMICAL ANIILYSES -SOLID Al·ID HAZARDOUS WASTE i,\o,( c:,, S,,,f ,; .. Remarks: . Zip ii Q \ ( .\--, \'\"\ ()°"'!\.~ Cc;mnty: ! C---ir2-1,~ \..\ . (\ r:, ~)\'.:) Report To: -, (S Address: ., Zip ' Telephone Nwnber: , j -' Collected By: P)c,S-1\~ C '\ -"t ·7 T<mel'(>\ .. :; Qli:' Date Collected:: {) -L c-' ·-............ 1~--·~ FM .. ----··-Point:C(✓\--~ -L -... Location of Sampling ... ·--.. .---------. ~ - /-) Extractable l-letals Results Results expressed in ppm unless otherwise /.) Total Metals Total Extract: indicated. Total Extractabl , Arsenic Zinc \./ Barium '1 {,, Iqnitabilitv ,-----Cadmium (O, LI fl Corrosivity . Chloride Rear.tivitv , Chromium Spec. Conductivity Color Chlorinated Hydrocarbons Copper J;"ndrin Flamniabi.lity Lindane Fluoride . Hethoxvchlor · Iron Toxaphene ------- T ~ad J,( :., 2-4-D M~nP-anese 2,4,5-TP.. __ Mercury -/.' ' I I ' Nitrate ( /\I /(_/<. e__/ 9. J pl{ Scleniu:n .... , Sil,,er )ate Received Date Reported Reported By -------------------------- Laboratory Nur.1ber ------------------- ;)lRlt. l..HDVf\l\j.UJ\J,. VI. 'V,1.JW-'-V' ...... , ... __ _ P.O. DIVISION OF HEALTH SERVICES • ,a DEPARTMENT OF HU:1,\ll REsca;fA B '19,.7 -306 N. \·!ILMINGTON S'i9R~IGH 2'(611 CHEMICAL ANALYSES -SOLID Al-lD HAZARDOUS \-/ASTE Source: I \, r\(:'.\_~ l f' i\.\o_c c-,,, Remarks: t.ddress: Zip County: \ Report To: Cr,,£ t Address: Zip Telephone Number: .....:<'----')'--________ _,! Collected By: ____,,(-"))"-'r:;,'-'-:0:J~\::)=---------ll Qti7 .D?.);~ Collected: ~ -ll -9'2 Time/()---~ .. PM ,rr ._ • --------.,,·. ., --.. -··~·~·-·- Location or Sampling Point: G,M-l-,,-S :i--> Extractable Metals Results :/) Results expressed in ppm unless otherwise Total Metals Total Extract: indicated, Total Extractabl , Arsenic , Zinc 1/ Barium ,:; 9 6. I Janitabi l itv , c----Cadmium 11.S-O ✓,l(J/ Corrosivitv . Chloride Reac.tivitv . Chromium Spec, Conductivity Color TnTonnated Hydrocarbons Copper ·r:....·~-.: .... Flammability Lindane Fluoride Methoxvchlor Tron Toxanhene v---T ....... d /'? 0 ( 0 I 2.4-D M"n"anese 2 .4. 5-TP-._ Mercurv ,/ I ' I I ' Nitrate ( Kt 1c...1! e. I ( -1-.~ < cJ. /lJ DH ' Selenium --·· , Silver I Date Received----------~ Date _Reported _________ Reported By _____ _ Laboratory Nunber .'--:_; ¥) ") It°: f"' .. U1t._,.,_.;,•A...i-'•J ------------------- STATE. LA.t:SUttJ\J.UliI ur ruoL.L\,,, uL,1u .. .1.u DIVISION OF HEALTH SERVICES • 11'&DEPARTMENT.OF !IUMMJ RESO-· P.O. B ... 7 -306 N. i!ILt-llNGTOi, s111111'Rffi:IGH 27611 CHEMICAL ANALYSES -SOLID AND HAZARDOUS \·TASTE isource: ___:,_;uo{)...,::...cc;I;,_-\.:..:..; f',__i'-~-~=""c..,c"-,"-""'-----'""'-:>..L."-Q"---- i /Address: __________________ --! I -----'-------'Zip _____ ~ County: _;_cs,..,.."-'-'-'-'-'-'"""'""-"'""------------1 Report To: b /,ddress: ___________ Z_ip _____ -1 i Telephone Number: ~('-_-')'----------1 ) . l ! coilected By: \ )cSJ .~ I I -'""'""----'--'=---------~-A--~~l-, 1.D_ate Collected: f,-4 ~ p, 2... Time/t)·--~ --PM · Location of" Sampling Point: CJ\\ -7 -s Remarks: -.. Ifl Extractable Metals Results Results expressed in ~ unless otherwise r.l> Total Metals Total Extract·. indicated. Total Extractabl , Arsenic Zinc v' Barium 11' /J.f Ianitabilitv . ,._..,,.--Cadmium < IJ. L(R < r..111 Corrosi vity , Chloride Rear:tivitv Chromium,, Spec, Conductivity Color Cf\Torrnated Hydrocarbons Copper "~d~'- Flammability Lindane Fluoride Me thoxvch lor· Iron Toxanhene v---T ~~d. IY ," II 7 2-4-D M~nnanese 2 .4 .5-'TP .. __ Mercury . ,.·/, ' I I ' ' Nitrate ( IV ,c..v .,_;, I \ 3.t/ < "'· ,.., oH . Selenium ···-····-·--- Silver Date Received Date Reported Reported By Laboratory Nunber .1;. ") ~·:t .t:· r "I..> l:!J' .,_..,. J.. • .J ...,"") ·-----·-------·--.. ·--.-.. . . -... . . -· -·. .... -·-· ·----··-· .... ___ -.. .... STATE_LABORIITORY OF PUBLl(.; t1t.11t..1t1 DIVISION OF HEALT!t SERVICES - -.AIJEP/IRTHENT OF HUM/\!J RESc&EI P.O. B~ 2~7 -306 N. ~!ILMDlGTOiJ S~ RA :IGII 2'[611 CHEMICAL ANALYSES -SOLID AND HAZARDOUS \-/ASTE Source: Address: -------------------! ________ --,-__ Zip _____ ....., County: . Report To: J,ddress: ___________ Zip _____ _, Telephone Number: -----'('--__ )'------------> Collected By: ---'c-"'")~6\c·\ .... J,_\;;.,2>~-------,--ll c&.17 -Date .. ~ollected: 7\ ::LI ---:c 9:, 2 _ Time/'e)--. ~ PM -·-· . . . . . Location of" Sampli~g Point: CJv\ -A--S ' Remarks: -·-· .. . ---· . '.Y.) Extractable Metals Results 1/-) Results expressed in ppm unl_ess otherwise Total Metals Total Extract: indicated. Total Extractabl , Arsenic Zinc v Barium ,, ' J' 11. 'J Ianitabilitv .....--Cadmium ~ .. I~ (! . 0 I Corrosivity . Chloride Rear:tivitv Chromium Spec. Conductivity Color Ch I ori nated Hydrocarbons Copper ~ . ---~- Flammabilitv Lindane Fluoride Methoxvchlor Tron Toxanhene ..,,.,---T and '} f) ~ < ll. I 2-4-D M!'!lnoanese 2 .4. 5-TP ___ Mercurv _.--/ I ' I I ' Nitrate ( /\I f(_K (:-_/ r.J L/ • ',)_ ( /lJlS pH . Selenium -------······-. Silver Date Received ___________ Date Reported ____ -c--co-,=_Reported By _____ _ ,-:-•·':'l ,-.. -~---ij ,L, .,_:~ :;:r., .1 Laboratory Nunber ------------------- ~J..t\J.U_ unuv ... , ........ , ......... ----~ P.O. DIVISIO,·J OF HEALTH SERVICES ajk.fat.DEPJ\RTl1ENT OF IIU11/\tl RESOlJi.EA B(Wl97 -306 tl. l·!ILMINGTON ST.~IGH CHEMICAL ANALYSES -SOLID AND HAZ/\RDOUS WJ\STE ~ddress: __________________ _, ___________ Zip. ____ : __ __, County: \~ \ / \, \'Y\Co/V'.d • Report To: Ga-.,r,, · (),;,;._~~') ~j Address: ------------------ Zip -----------______ _, C' I (1 2 D_c1!,_"" Collected:_(-) -lf -r-, ~ ,:, ,, Location of Sampling Po5.nt: (' if',!\ -2 -L "J_ Remarks: 27611 )() Extractable Metals il Total Metals Results Results expressed indicated. in ppm unless otherwise Total Extract: ' Total Extractabl, Arsenic Zinc -V::: Barium ,-------t----'-'-'--"'--·t------+----,,~---;..c...--------+------t----- -Cadmium < L/. -I-Jani tabil itv <o.w1-Corrosivitv v--- Chloride Chromium Color Copper Flammability Fluoride Tron ""n"anese Mercury Nitrate· u11· Sclcniu:n Silver <.LI. L ' - Rear.tivitv Spec. Conductivity Lhlonnated Hydrocarbons -·- Lindane Methoxvchlor Toxanhene 2.4-D 2.4.5-TP--... . · /. I ' I I ' I'✓ 1<.K {/__ / < :J. ?I ' .• ,ate Received ___________ Date Reported _________ Reported By _____ _ Laboratory Nur.iber ------------------- P.O. STATE.LABORATORY OF PUBLIC HEALTH DIVISION Of HEALTH SERVICES __ -.ADEPI\RTI1ENT OF HUMMJ REScAE.,., B't'!!! 2~7 -306 N. \·!ILMINGTOi~ s~ RALEIGH 27611 CHEMIC/IL ANALYSES -SOLID AND HAZARDOUS \·//\STE: (' \,-\{\,\ . i ~-,.c c:,, ~-tQ -- Source: l f' Remarks: Address: . . . Zip : County: Q \ ( \, '(Y\ CJV\. d .. Report To: G()--.1,'-' (),C\\-.6 ' t.) /,ddress: Zip Telephone Number: ( ) - Collected By: 9.>uS1~°) ' . c-I (\ ~} Date Collected: (:)-~l --D 2 . Time/()·· , ~ PM . --... -------. Location·of Sampling Point: . Cf\,~ -::2 -S ' . - Y.) Extractable Metals Results Results expressed in ppm unless othe-rwise j) Total Metals Total Extract: indicated, Total Extractabl , - Arsenic Zinc v Ba-rium l'-1, o.u Ianitabi l itv ,------Cadmium /J.LIB t'll,I\{ Corrosivitv Chloride . Rear:tivitv Chromium Spec. Conductivity Color 1.n I onnated Hvdrocarbons Copper 1." ... ,1_.; _ Flammability Lindane Fluoride · Methoxvchlor Tron Toxanhene v--Le;id LR I\, I 2.4-D M'!llnnanese 2 .4 .5-TP--. - Mercurv -· .. •/. I ' I I ' Nitrate ( IV /cKe_l -:., 7 ll. -::; /J nH Selenium .... ----·-· Silver . )ate Received ___________ Date Reported ________ _:_Reported By _____ _ Laboratory Nu~ber . r~-:;JLrso ------------------ '' STATE_ LABOR!\TOHY ut-· l'UllLl.'--t1t.RLrn DIVISION OF HEALTH SERVICES P.O. •/&DEPARTMENT OF HU:,11\tJ RESO-· . BO,. 2!111:7 -306 N. \·!IL!-IINGTOH ST~f,LEIGH 27611 CHEMICAL ANALYSES -SOLID AND HAZARDOUS WASTE (' \ ,Lu,--i \ \::\ ( c---,, s-,. tQ .. 5ource: l f' Remarks: \ ~ddress: / Zip ,, .j Q \ ( ~\'V\(hr,A ::ounty: ., Report To: C.n,,c ,, ()');,;"\,,6 ' ~j r,ddress: ' ' :, Zip Telephone Number: , j -' ::::ollected \~{.;{ \, \:) '. By: ~ d • c, -l( -(_, ·7 QM/ Date .Collecte •4c'-"-·-· --t • t-Ti:ne/0--. ?, PT: .. --·~--·. . ·-•-s.••-·. Location of .Sampling Point: (,fl\ -I,., -L ~ :/4.) Extractable Metals Results Results expressed in ppm unless otherwise ,i) Total Metals Total Extract: indicated. Total Extractabl , Arsenic Zinc v Barium < ?,..Cf Ianitabilitv - ...-Cadmium < o. 39 Corrosivity Chloride Rear:tivitv Chromium Spec. Conductivity Color Lnlonnated Hydrocarbons Copper 1'rt~rin Flammability Lindane Fluoride Hethoxvchlor -Iron Toxaohene ,,...--· T~~d ✓.1.'1 2.4-D M:-:inrtanese 2 ,4 ,5-TP ..... Hercurv . /. I ' I I ' Nitrate ( N1(/(.f:'./ <::J.o pH Selenium .... Silver I late Received ___________ Date Reported ________ ~· Reported By Cl:~.i-d-~-:i~'.L ------ Laboratory Nunber ------------------- ..:Jl.t\l.Lo. Ut\LJVJHIJ.v••.a. ...,., • ..,.,.. ___ ------ DIVISION OF HEALTH SERVICES P.O. • •,a DEPARTMENT OF !!UMAll RESO-E',A :9,7 -306 N. 1-/ILMINGTON SW RWIGI! 27611 CHEMICAL ANALYSES -SOLID Al-lD HAZARDOUS WASTE C \r,l\.,'(' . \ '\o,c c-:-., <;,,\ + ~l .. Source: l f' Remarks: f.ddress: . . . if Zip .. ., Q \ t S,\ \'Y\ ri"V'. d -County: ?.eport To: c,(")v('U (\°"\-l~ ' \J Address: ., :: Zip Telephone Number: I i -' Collected By: 9)c;\ \r1 \:) c, i 5-'---) CAMi Dat;.~ Colle_c::_l:_'=~:J-~ -L[ -. t-TimelD ·· ,a?, PM -... ----·· .. . .··--.. - Location of Sampling Pcij.nt: CJ\\ -'1-L_ Y,) Extractable ~etals Results Results expressed in ppm unless otherwise .!> Total Metals Total Extract'. indicated. Total Extractabl , Arsenic Zinc 1/ Barium < LJ.'1 Jani tabi l itv --Cadmium <o. 4q Corrosivitv , Chloride Rear.tivitv Chromium Spec. Conductivity Color Ch I orina ted Hydrocarbons Copper v-..:z ..... ; n Flammability Lindane Fluoride Methoxvchlor Iron Toxaphene ..,,.-Toad <' Ll,'-1 . 2 .4-D Mn.nPa.nese 2.4.5-Tl.'. Mercurv . ··/. I ' I I ' Nitrate ( IV1(l(f"_l ,,,,.u pH Selenium . •'" -····-· - Silver late Received Date Reported ---------~----------· .·-!"'"1(''jf..,.r'). '"I.;,._) l.~-~~Ad Reported By ------ Laboratory Nuober ------------------- STATE. L!\tlUlli\!UlH Ur l:'U/JL.LI, nc.m .. ,a DIVISION OF HEALTH SERVICES P.O. • ADEPI\RTMENT OF HUMMl RES.. . B !9,7 -306 N. \-!ILMDlGTOi-1 S R~IGH 27611 CHEMICAL ANALYSES -SOLID /\HD HAZARDOUS WASTE I \-,6-,\f ;p i 1¼c c-,, ~+Q -· Source: Remarks: ( \ l,ddress: . Zip ' Q \ t \r, '"" ,rn1 .. ' County: Report To: C,().J('I.J (\r)\\.,~ .. \ \j 1,ddress: Zip Telephone Number: ( j -.. Collected By: 9)('.';;V) \~ .Date ,Collected: f~~-L[ -9, 2-. CAM~ T.:imelD ·· . :::S PM . ·-. ___ ,. Location o.f Sampling Point: f'{V\. -A ··-L I ' •'>4 Extractable Metals Results Results expressed in ppm unless otherwise ::I-> Total Metals Total Extract: indicated. Total Extractabl ' Arsenic Zinc v Barium < LI. I !anitabilitv . ,___--· Cadmill!I\ < 0, '-I I Corrosivity , Chloride Rear:tivitv Chromium Spec. Conductivity Color \.n I ori nated Hvdrocarbons Copper li'n,t,..; n Flammability Lindane . Fluoride Methoxvchlor Iron Toxaphene v---Y~ad ,(U I 2-4-D M.":!.nf!anese 2 .4 .5-TP._ - Mercury .-/'. ' ' I I ' Nitrate ( N lcKe I ('J.11 pH Sel[!nium ··-. --. -·-· . Silver I ~ate Received Date Reported Reported By --------------------------- Laboratory Nu □ber ------------------- STATB.LI\BORATORY OF PUBLIC HEALTH P.O. • DIVISION OF HEALTH SERVI~--· . . . • EPARTMENT OF HUM/It! RESO. .. BOX 2~ -306 N. \·!ILHDIGTON ST., RALEIGH 27611 .. CHEMICAL AHALYSES -SOLID AND HAZARDOUS WASTE (' \.-v''.\..,\ i j~(C., ':::A t9_ .. Source: l f' Remarks: 1.ddress: / .. ' Zip :i \.t \ ( \-, \Y\ ,;-v\d, .· - I County: ·. Report To: C1(i,1, '-·' r') . J,~ \. ::'.)C\ ') I Address: C '~_) ' Zip Telephone Number: , j -' Collected By: P)a\1 \:) Date Collected: -f~·~1.,l--Y, "J _ CAM~ Ti::ielQ~3_2i-! .. ----· ----~--. .. .. Location of Sampling Point: C__ (v\ -C,j -L Y.l Extractable Metals Results _Results expressed in ~ unless otherwise /-) Total Metals Total Extract: indicated. Total Extractab l 1 , Arsenic Zinc - v Barium ",? 0 lonitabi l itv , ,._,.---Cadmium 11. 4"1 Corrosi vitv Chloride Rear:tivitv Chromium Spec. Conductivity Color Chlorinated Hydrocarbons Copper End-'~ Fla=bility Lindane Fluoride Methoxvchlor Iron Tox·anhene ,.,,---fornn <-u 2-4-D M~nr,anese 2 -4 .• 5-TP •. _ • Mercurv ,·· /. ! ' I I ' Nitrate I V /\J I c_"L'. t: I //) PH Selenium . , ·••" Silver . Jate Received ___________ Date Reportcd _________ Reported By _____ _ Laboratory Nunber r:·t;,J3t~4 ------------------ ,:::dl\1~. LJ-\tJUntuun.1. u1.-1 vv'--'..,_":"' ••--··--·- DIVISION OF HEALTH SERI/ICES P.O . • •• DEPARTMENT OF HU:41\tJ RESOJii(fA B ,9.7 -306 N. \·!ILMINGTOi, S'l9 RWIGH 2·7611 . CHEMICAL ANALYSES -SOLID At-ID HAZARDOUS WASTE • Source: 6-)(\ if' i\'v:A_c en. ~ Remarks: J,ddress: Zip County: Report To: /,ddress: Zip Telephone Number: ( ) l --''----=------------! Collected By: ___,_½~c-'--1\...,J-'-\~""----------=c-1- <MI' .Date Colle_c_ted: f; -4 ·· 9;. 2 Time ID--. ~ PM --.. -- Location of Sampling Point: ({IA _Ci -S r/-1 Extractable Metals Results Results expressed in ~ unless otherwise r/> Total Metals Total Extract: indicated. Total · Extract ab l ' Arsenic Zinc v Barium /Rs 0. ':I Ianitabil itv - ......--Cadmium I.Cf<;" < O. ll I Corrosiliity , Chloride Reactivitv Chromium Spec. Conductivity Color 1.n1orinated Hydrocarbons ·• Copper 1'n~r;n Flammability Lindane Fluoride Methoxvchlor Iron Toxaohene v--T.o,.d I --.,_ I < o. I 2.4-D u..,nPanese 2.4,5-TP __ Mercury .• ·:/. I ' I I ' Nitrate ( N 1C.1t. P I ci:-0. ·;-;" vH .. Selenium ···----·· Silver elate Received Date Reported Reported By --------------------------~ -: ; ~-., ..-:;__r;;: L-' \j :..J )_y ~--~ u Laboratory Nunber -------~----------- DIVISION OF BEALTB SERVICES P.O. ~.C. DEPARTMENT OF HU:11\tl RESOURCE-. •• 7 -306 N. \·!ILMINGTON S.R9IGH CHEMICAL ANALYSES -SOLID AHD HAZI\RDDUS WASTE ___________ Zip _____ --J C~unty: \~ \ I ~ \'Yv~d Report To: Ge,J('ts (?)r:,\'IL /,ddress: Zip -----------______ _, Telephone Nllmber: _.:(c___....:l:.._ ____ -____ -1 Collected By: ~r.A ~ \:) --'~""-'-''-'--"""'---------~---A~-11' Date Collected: f, -Lt -f', ?-Time/()---~ PM Location or Sampling Point: Remarks: 27611 "') ,,-Extractable Hetals Results Total Results expressed indicated. in ppm unless otherwise :>() Total Metals Extract: - , Tcital Extractab 1, Arsenic Zinc ✓ Barium Iani tabi 1 itv .....----Cadmium o. 'I (l (:orrosivity Chloride Rear.tivitv Chromium Spec. Conductivity ' Color Chlorinated Hydrocarbons ' Copper ' Flamm.ability Lindane . Fluoride Methoxvchlor Iron Toxaohene ~ Lead 2.4-U Man1,ancse 2 .4 .5-TP ._ Hercurv _,,,-,, I I Nitrate ( n!l Se l ~:, ium Silver )ate Received Date Reported Reported By -------------------------- Laboratory Nu□ber -------'--------------- P.O. DIVISION OF HEALTH SERVICES .W-a.DEPARTMENT OF HU11AtJ RESO-E".A •• 1 -306 N. \-/ILl·!UlGTON S·R-IGH CHEMICAL ANALYSES -SOLID At-JD HAZARDOUS WASTE ~ddress: -------------------! Report To: t,ddress: ------------------cl __________ Zip_·-----~ Telephone Number: __ (~~-)----------; Collected By: _,_b--"-"'.6{"--~--'7'-"~J=--------,-11 ( QiMb D -9, 2 Time/t)·-;~ PM Date Collected: (, -L ,•-~-:--·-., ~ -·--····· ··-··-···· ... ,,\• 'Location of Sampling Point: CJv\-1(\ ·--S Remarks: ------. 2'(611 :,() Extractable Metals Results Results expressed in £E unless otherwise :)() Total Metals Total Extract: indicated. Total Extractab l ' Arsenic ·Zinc I ,,,....... Barium ?-0 ~.3 Ianitabilitv . v--Cadmium I :J {_ <: t\ () r Corrosivity Chloride Rear.ti vi tv Chromium .. Spec • Conductivity Color lh Jon nated Hvdrocarbons Copper D-~-..:,... Flammability Lindane . Fluoride Methoxvchlor Iron Toxanhene ~ T.oad II/., b "-'J 2.4-D M~nrranese 2 .4 .5-TP ·- Mercury . _ .. •/. I ' I I ' Nitrate ( N 1ck. r?_J \ -~ .u <' ,,,_ .,, -! p}l -· Selenium . -·· .. _ ' - Silver ;1ate Received Date Reported Reported By ----------------,-,~,~,,-.-. ,-, .-,-':,=·· ------ 1..;:t~~~;1:1,'!::v ;1 Laboratory Nu□ber ------------------- :·· · ....... ----·· -----. .;.....;..·-'-'-'""''""'"""· ... -":·-·····..: STATE_!./\BORI\TORY Of PUBLIC HEI\LTH .. DIVISION OF HEI\LTH SERV~ DEPARTMENT OF HUMl\tl RES-J!!i!!P' · P.O. BOX 28047 -306 N. \·!ILMINGTOi1 ST., RI\LEIGH 27611 CHEMICAL ANALYSES -SOLID AND H/\ZI\RDOUS WI\STE (' \r_c,_,._-i~~( c-., ~ t Q -- Source: l f' Remarks: I . I 'Address: . ' ' .. /_; Zip : Q, ( t, ,,,,,r""d County: , Report To: C--v.v~, · Q--, aS,l_) ' (_) · ,'l,ddress: , i ' Zip ' 1 Telephone Nwnber: ( i - ' ½c.\,\=:) Collected By: \]IM/ . ' \" ...-~~--... --·-·-----··--c,···---i. ·. ;_ . .. I() .. , ---·-·~--· -----__ , ___ · Date Collected: (\ --l..\ -9, 2-Time,.-, __ . __ .,.,, PM ' . .. Location of Sampling Point:0{'\,\-11-/ I . ' - :)() Extractable ~etals Results · Results expressed in ppm unless otherwise :y'.) Total Metals Total Extract·. it1dicated. Total Extractab· , Arsenic Zinc , 1,Y Barium ,....J L Ianitabilitv , .....-Cadmium /'. t. ; fl Corrosivity Chloride Rear.tivitv Chromium Spec. Conductivity . Color Lil I on nated Hydrocarbons Copper .,.,._ ~--.! -- Flammability Lindane Fluoride Methoxvchlor Iron Toxanhene v----T.<>ad Cf,-:;.. 2.4-D u ... nPanese 2,4 ,5-TP-___ Mercury, ,•··/. ' ' f I ' Nitrate ( /V 1(.K(:_/ < ::J;I../J uH Seleniu:n '' ---·. --. Silver . ~ate Received Date Reported Reported By -------------------------- _ Laboratory Nu□ber ------------------- .• P.O. DIVISION OF HEALTH SERVICES ~:fa.DEPARTMENT OF HU/4/\tl RESO.E'.A B.,~7 -306 N. \·!ILMINGTOil S'l9R-IGI! CHEMICAL ANALYSES -SOLID AHO HAZARDOUS WASTE (' \06-.,\ i lyA...( <..~, <_. +" .. Source: I f' Remarks: J'.ddress: .. ; Zip I Q , ( \, \Y\,,V\.J. ' County: - c,(")-.1C1.1 Gi°'"'b - Report To: ' \j Address: ! __ Zip Telephone Number: ( ) - Collected By: /"I I \ \ ")(.;\ \1 ,::) D.ii.t~ Coll~_cte_~: f;-4 -B 2 (]t17 Time((~ --_-::.;; PM ··•' -----... . -.---~-_,._'I Location of Sampling Point: Q Iv\ -I I -L_ 2 27611 - ' .. ' :Y.) Extractable Metals Results Results expressed in ppm unless otherwise [/) Total Metal!l Total Extract·. .indicated. Total Extractabl , Arsenic Zinc k/ Barium (3.?. Ionitabi l itv . ,.__..-Cadmium <n J/; Corrosivitv .Chloride Rear.tivitv Chromium Spec. Conductivity Color Ch Ion nated Hydrocarbons Copper r.-.2.,.;n Flammability Lindane Fluoride l1ethoxvchlor Iron Toxanhene v---· r~~a (J.t: 2-4-D M~n°anese 2,4,5.,;TP-. Mercurv .. / I ' I . I ' Nitrate ( Nick.Pl ,, I.R PH ? Scleniurn . ·-·---- Silver )ate Received Date Reported Reported By -------~------------------- Laboratory Nu□ber ------------------- DIVISION OF HEALTH SERVICES P.O. .4i1i1.: ~EPARTMENT OF 11Ut1,~!J . RESOUR~ B(9'9 -306 N. \·!ILMDJGTON ST -~GH CHEMICAL ANALYSES -SOLID AND HAZARDOUS \-/ASTE: Remarks: ddress: __________________ ~ :ounty: ---------,----'Zip _____ ---1 ~ '(y, (J"V\. J, \ .ddress: __________ _.;Zip ______ -J '.elephone Number: . .....,1:...._..:l:_ __ .,__ _____ -J :ollected By: 9 c·\ ~::) ----'c.--="--'--=-----1A---Q-A""""'M~' late Collected: [) -l1 -Y, 2 Timei·(j--_,~ Pi-~ .... ---• ,oc2.tion of Sampling Point: CJ\\ -I I < -...., 2'{611 () Extractable l·ietals Results Results expressed in ppm unless otherwi5e t:J Total Metals Total Extract: indicated. Total Extractabl , Arsenic Zinc v Barium ~-'=,1.1 D. :.J Ionitabilitv ..,...--Cadmium M "'-o. o"I Corrosi vity Chloride Rear.-tivitv Chromium Spec. Conductivity Color Chlorinated· llydrocarbons Copper Fnd-..--:P Flammability Lindane Fluoride · Hethoxvchlor Iron Toxanhene v--Lead ill < 0. I 2. 4-D Manganese 2.4 .• 5-TP--•.. Mercury .. /, I ' ( I ' Nitrate ( /\J ;(_/( f_',/ LI -::J.. ( "'· /1 oH ., Selenium . ·-· .... .-. Silver ate Received ___________ Date Reported 2] .J._nf-f,/1 Reported By _____ _ Laboratory Nunber (;;337'0 -------------------- STATE.LABORATORY OF PUBLIC HEALTJa. A ADIVISION OF HEALTH SERV:rA. ~-"""DEPARTMENT OF HUM/Ill RESOWES P.O. BOX 28047 -306 N. \·!ILMINGTOH ST. 1 RALEIGH 27611 CHEMICAL ANALYSES -SOLID AND HAZARDOUS WASTE ' Source: Remarks: Address: -------------------! County: -------------'Zip _____ ........ , ( \--\Y\ n"l . Report To: Address: ----------~Zip _____ __. Telephone Nwnber: _..:.< __ ...:> _________ -! ;C~-==ected --~y~----'-~~-==-~~i..,_2\.:-",~"--_______ <G_f.,.,..;·Mt ,;-L -B2 . Time,C>-. ::S ---,--··--•-------.,r Date Collected: PM Location of Sampling Point: •'\ I\ Cl\-\·2-L :/) Extractable Metals Results "Results expressed in _EE unless otherwise :/) Total Z..ietals Total Extract: indicated, Total Ext ractab l, , Arsenic Zinc . v Barium ~ <-I oni tabi li tv . ....--· Cadmium <"II, C Corrosivity Chloride Rear.tivitv Chromium Spec, Conductivity Color "Chlorinated Hydrocarbons Copper -,i;,,1,.;n Flammability Lindane Fluoride Methoxvchlor Iron Toxanhene v---l ~;,d (<; 2-4-D M,i.no-anese 2.4-5-TP-- l1ercurv .... •/. ! ' I I ---, Nitrate ( N 1c_k {: I < .], < DH . _ .. - Selenium -. ---- Silver Date Received ___________ Date Reported _________ Reported By _____ _ Laboratory Nur.iber ----------------- STATE.LABORATORY OF PUBLIC HEALTH P.O. DIVISION OF HEALTH SERVICES • · a\JAnEPARTMENT OF Hu:1Mi REsol);; · B6f'2M'f.7 -306 IL \·!ILMINGTOiJ ST., RALEIGH 27611 CHEMICAL ANALYSES -SOLID Alm HAZARDOUS \-/ASTE (' \,6.,\ i \a, ( (.,, ~-j;-.. ,ource: If' Q Remarks: sddress: . i Zip ; :i" . Q , ( ~ Yv\ ,n,d ' ·I County: Report To: G<')vC 1..., (\1,-..\,b I ' -~ l,ddress: ' ' ' Zip Telephone Number: , ) -' Collected By: (.\~,\~ \~ ))ate Collected: -f;-.-LI -}-'., 7_ · CAM ,, Time/t)--. ~ PM ·---...... ... --./· ~· "·- :Location of Sampling Poj_nt: C.M -i 2.-s )(.} Extractabl" Hetals Results Results expressed in~ unless otherwise il Total Metals Total Extract·. indicated. Total Extractab 11 , Arsenic Zinc . v,,,.. Barium q,4 r>. I · Ianitabilitv -Cadmium < ,,_ ~-<().I\ f Corrosivitv Chloride Rear.tivitv Chromium Spec. Conductivity Color Ln I ori nated Hvdrocarbons Copper y,,_ ~-! ... Flammability Lindane Fluoride Methoxvchlor Iron Toxaohene y-------l.Aad l"f < t>. I 2.4-D "'nl?,'.lnese 2 .4 .5-TP .... _ Mercury ..•. •/ I ' I I ' Nitrate ( I\/ 1cKr:..I ,,.., • {? < 11. /1,( oH - Se lf.!niu1:1 ---•··---- Silver Jate Received ___________ Date Reported _________ · Reported By _____ _ · rtt].;~·r?.2 Laboratory Nur.iber ------------------- . . .. . ... • • PHOENIX RESOURCES, INC. POST OFFICE BOX 32183 1373 E. MOREHEAD STREET CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA 28202 (704) 333-8377 (704) 333-8394 August 5, 1982 ~Ir. Glenn Dunn, Attorney Department of Human Resources PO Box 2091 Raleigh, North Carolina 27602-2091 Dear Mr. Dunn1 This letter is in response to your letter regarding the General Tire waste product that is presently stored in drums in Richmond County, N,C, at the Macon disposal facility. According to your letter our company, Phoenix Resources, is responsible for approximately 500 drums1 drums deposited at the Macon facility between February 12, 1981 and January 11, 1982. It appears upon reading your letter, that you have been misinformed about the relationship between Phoenix Resources and Chem Care, Our company, Phoenix Resources, was approached by Ron Smith, President of Chem Care regard- ing doing business with Mr, Macon with whom Mr. Smith had a business relationship, There was discussion about building an incinerator and using the General Tire rubber waste material as a fuel, using the material as an asphalt substitute, the reprocessing of waste oil and other projects of an environ- mental nature, My understanding is that Chem Care was barely functioning as a business and that we established our own relationship with Mr, Macon and began handling the General Tire account, It is a matter of public record that we were incorpora t0.d as a new business July 31, 1981, We disavow having any contractual agreement written, implied or verbal with Chem Care, Ron Smith, President of Chem Care, does not and never has own stock in our company or in any way profited from it, His involvement,such as it was, was only that of intially helping us make contact with Mr, Macon and later only that of an interested party, That contact turned out to be an unfortunate one for us, 111r, Macon did not follow thru with promises made to us and was unreliable. We have lost financially, we have been embarrassed and the growth of our company has been affected, At this time, in fact, we have filed suit against his estate in an effort to reclaim some of our losses. Our reputation is important to us, In dealing with the problem of the drums, Phoenix Resources has and will continue to act in a responsible manner, Our ultimate aim is to be able to contribute to our society along the lines Mr. Glenn n! • Page 2 of restoring wasted land to a natural state, helping to conserve natural resources and helping to find some answers through research to the problems created by waste materials, We are involved now in a long-term project designed to restore a small mountain; raped by mining, to its original state, In order to fulfil our goals we naturally need to be a sucess- ful company but, equally important, we must be responsible and reputable, At this point we, at least as much as you, would like to see this problem solved and would like to pro-offer our services to help the department and the state in any way to the extent that we are financially able, Sincerely, /Kit, ~ng,L~~ident cc: Mr, Paul Kaplan, Attorney Mr, Fred Trope, General Tire '·. • ·;--.. ·. . ., ·' ~ \·,·,. ' t •·}':. ·.:··r•·:- -r.,,1 __ ·· .: .-;. . . ,·.•:·:. ' . -~·-~ 1~: •, ., . , .. ·.• "' ''.\<:.'.: :_ TO NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES·'. INTER OFFICE MEMORANDUM DATE QI 9 \ h \"::>u J \'(\'\. Js.o_c~ \\,$).,9X\ C& Q,,, \~ · . C\-&~ ~,0.--< ""' C~·o..,-\-c:i~"<--) ~~\0'<-1-e&_ i \· :CC\1:>\-:R... C:i , \ ~ '\'Y'--Q-. LD 'I\ . ~, S)'<Xc'&_ ~' C)-D~-"-\'S I y _.:,_ \· DHR Form 2 (8/75) I" ,. I ,. COMPANY: 15 .. 1,,s+: + ... tuJ SAMPLE II JI.-A ,o ~ vi.,, ' ,.:Jt:;"}q -r _,9,:;-0 +- ~95/ (vb dl95;J /V"t> "JQ.f!i~ -I- d9,:;-,t./ +- _:i955 ~I) ,;;9,:; I,. + ,2t;,:;7 ND .:J"i<J? + ----1-, ., , .-2ttJ t.o tJb -,9/-,/ ~$ d.9&,:J --r ,;.91, 3 f',J\) DHS Form 2123 11-74 Laboratory p~ ,. ' , -r DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES -DIVISION OF HEALTH SERVICES LABORATORY SECTION OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH G C REPORT SHEET DATE OF ANALYSIS: TOTAL MILLIGRAMS IJap-Hr-./o>i"-~ LJ# ..Sc,J.s-1,'f,,:/-&; P,yJ..,,J#JI• ·e. li -1,,,,A-~L-.s I'.',. -1s r----... :J1_ ' J -, ,,1~, , Nb ,, q I'. Lt: + .;?9r-l". + -''?/-7 + -,9£.9 + _,., /,,.. -f---, ., -401'61 --r fi'// l:JD ,.:;,f 7:z. + -f- .:29'1'~ N .:> rt9?.I/ 1-.Jt> • •• NAMEPLATE & MFG. INC. PHONE 704-283-8175 TELEX 572-406 P. 0. BOX 312 MONROE, NORTH CAROLINA 28110 ~t.EIVt a:; July 28, 1982 JUL 30 1982: NC Department of Human Resources Solid & Hazardous Waste Management Branch Environmental Health Section P O Box 2091 Raleigh NC 27602-2091 ATTENTION: Mr. Glenn Dunn Gentlemen: In response to your letter dated 7/23/82 and our phone conver- sation of 7/28/82, I would like to inform your department that we have made arrangements to remove the hazardous material from the Macon Farm site in Richmound County. Our plans are to use Phoenix Resources as the hauler. We will have them take the drums to Quality Drum Company in Rock Hill SC for incineration. In talking with Mr. Charles Hunt of Phoenix Resources the date of August 15, 1982 may present a problem. Due to the fact that he will have to move equipment onto the site to load and haul this waste, he would like to coordinate this with the job of alleviating some other problems. He has tentatively given the date of September 15, 1982 as a reasonable date to keep from moving equipment onto the site more than once. I am requesting this extension in hopes of being able to work with Mr. Hunt on this problem. If there are any questions, please contact me. Regards, ACME NAMEPLATE & MFG INC :.,tr Engineer JL/bcw • • MACON ESTATE On this date, 7-27-82, the following actions have commenced. I. Drums Individual count indicates that approximately 3,000 drums exist on site. Accord-ing to information supplied by Lewis Cowick, a past employee of Macon Farms, as many as one-third of the total drums could be empty. Empty drums could be disposed on site or in a permitted sanitary landfill. The following companies have identif·ied drums which came from their plants: Crown Cork & Seal: 500 drums, presently removin~ their drums. Acme Nameplate: 150 drums, have committed to remove. General Tire & Rubber: 500 drums, appears to be non-hazardous wast2, must be verified, no commitment for removal. If non-hazurdous, could be disposed at sanitary landfill or on site with proper permitting. Once these drums are removed, it can be assumed that less than l ,000 full drums will be left for disposal. The follov1ing action must take place to determine method of disposal for remaining drums: A. Characterization of Contents l. Physical a. color b. odor . c. consistency d. information on outside of drums 2. Chemical a. extraction procedure toxicity b. ignitability c. corrosivity d. reactivity • -2-• (NOTE: The above characterizations are dependent upon opening of the drums. The Solid & Hazardous Waste Management Branch personnel must receive expert help to open drums for sampling and characterization purposes. i.e. EPA contractors. Once drums are opened, branch personnel will be able to complete physical characterization. At that time, a statistically reliable number can be chosen to sample. Chemical characterization will be completed by the Division of Health Services Laboratory. The most desirable method of recovery or disposal can be determined once results are received. II. Surface impoundments. There are 12 surface · impoundments on the site which contain ~,aste oil, 1·1ater and sludge. There is one impoundment on an adjacent piece of property ~,hich also contains waste oil, water and sludge. Samples ~reviously taken indicate high levels of lead, cl1romium, barium. Any usable oil should be pumped out and stored in tanks available on site. Water (non-hazardous) if filtered properly could be land applied on the property. Sludges remaining in the lagoons should be subjected to additional analysis to further substantiate their degree of hazard. Furthermore, exact volumes must be established on the contents of each lagoon. Any hazardous sludges n1ust be removed from the site and disposed of in a permitted facility. Ill. Immediate action to be taken by field personnel: • l. With Lewis Cowick's help, obtain information from· outside of drums; color names, possible.contents and generator's name. Further information will require opening drums which will require expert assistance. 2. 3. Check contents of la goons by measurement 1·lith rods which l'lill establish depth of oil, .iater, sludges . Sample each lagoon for.: a. oil b. 1:1atcr c. sludge * •• •• 2. Phoenix Industries (formerly Chem-Care Products, Inc.) Address: P.O. Box Z, Dilworth Station, 1373 E. Morehead Street, Charlotte, North Carolina 28203 Contact: Charles Hunt Bus. (704) 333-8377 Res. (704) 364-9350 Status: They are a listed transporter Acted as broker for Macon, finding waste and arranging to have it transported to the facility, apparently for a fee. He is neither the generator nor transporter as far as presently known. Description of Waste: At present, can only prove that handled the General Tire waste, which is not hazardous. Basis cif Liability: Phoenix is a Probably none for non-hazardous waste because he did not 11 collect or transport" to non-permitted facility, and also none for hazardous waste because he is neither a generator or transporter. Unless we can argue that he actually took part in the transporting or storage & treatment, or that the transporters were Phoenix's agent. (Note they are explicitly liable under CERCLA as a broker) transporter 4/21/82 -Talked to secretary at Phoenix. She will ask Hunt to call. 4/22/82 -Hunt called. He says that only waste Phoenix transported to Macon is the General Tire waste. He can't speak for Chem-Care. He says that he would be glad to act as consultant for clean-up and may have a land-disposal site for much of the non-hazardous waste (at a much cheaper rate than SCA -Pinewood) 5/17/82 -Hunt will be at meeting. 7/23/82 -Hunt tells me that they are not a successor to Chem-Care, which transported approximately 300 of the drums. Owner of Phoenix is Kirby Long,now,f~ ... e 70+ S"El -1q45 Hunt says that he can construct burial vaults on-site, using concrete blocks already there, to bury drums (at least of non-hazardous waste) and can put the sludge from the impoundments in the same vaults. All this should cost $12.-$18.per drum, compared to $40.00 per drum at Pinewood, not including transportation. 7/t1/8t--Talk w,'!J, I-<~· 'fti;i;,;_ Ak 7_"'4A ~~;.._.-tve,(?w/W P~ ~ . A)-Rt:!, /t:fB/. I ~ 7'iPtN n,,,;,:r~~ ~ 9,n,;.i y,, ~ n..,_ ~ · ~ /qM-r;;-~ I+(¢ ~1:/ao.Rt-. ..R~ ~.w. ..,,;... .,.;. ~' µ,,..d',,.;.'l ~ f: ""1-~ If~ n, f 'tu,(_• ( /~ = t£.f ~ ~t5. ',._ I 4. C () /.f/4R._ &.°<!o/_ 7J; ~J(J;,4,,,~7 t,fYL ,~-'20~ ~-Jke; ~'~ {Ar~ .,,,,7~6 . 4« ~ Ck...--Ca.-t.L v<-<1-rer .tf ~,nu~ /4-t-4 .Jw Ju~· • ... •• 71 11..-11----=-------=-------'-'='~1.==,,,,,.,,..___"---Ronold H. Levine, M.D., M.P.H. DIVISION OF HEALTH SERVICES P.O. Box 2091 Raleigh, N.C. 27602-2091 July 23, 1982 Mr. Jim Long Acme Nameplate & Manufacturing Company P. O. Box 312 Monroe, North Carolina 28110 Dear Mr. Long: STATE HEALTH DIRECTOR This letter is in reference to the approximately 150 drums of solvent waste that originated at Acme Nameplate & Manufacturing Company in Monroe and are now at a disposal facility formerly operated by Charles A. Macon near Cordova, in Richmond County, North Carolina. My discussions with you by phone and at the Macon facility verify that Acme generated this waste and had it shipped to the Macon facility for disposal. The material specifi- cations that you provided to us show that the waste is hazardous and, as you know by now, the records of the Solid and Hazardous Waste Management Branch show that the Macon facility has never had a permit or an E.P.A. identification number to operate a hazardous waste treatment, storage or disposal facility, as requir_ed by State law. Therefore, Acme has violated 10 NCAC 10F.0030(a) of the State Hazardous Waste Management Regulations, which adopts by reference 40 CFR 262.12 and provides that a generator must not offer his hazardous waste to transporters or to treatment, storage, or disposal facilities that have not received an E.P.A. identification number. By this letter, you are reguested·to remove the approximately 150 drums of waste from the site·and properly dispose of.them by August 15; ·1982. The Department of Human Resources is authorized by N.C.G.S. 130-166.21E to bring civil and criminal action and assess an administrative penalty of up to $500.00 for each violation of the Solid Waste Management Regulations. It is my hope however, that no formal legal action will be necessary and that you will remove the drums as requested. I am particularly encouraged by your very co- operative attitude to date, and your tentative indication that Acme will remove the drums. Please respond to this request by July 30, 1982, indicating whether you are willing to remove the drums. If you need more information or wish to discuss the ·matter further before responding, please feel free to contact me. GD: sms Yours truly, ~~~ Glenn Dunn, Attorney Department of Human Resources Solid & Hazardous Waste Management Branch Environmental Health Section Telephone: (919) 733-2178 ST ORT C ROLIN Jomes B. Hunt, Jr/ C Sarah T. Morrow, M.D., M.P.H. ATE OF N H A A GOVERNOR DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOUR ES SECRETARY DIVISION OF HEALTH SERVICES P.O. Box 2091 Raleigh; N.C. 27602-2091 Mr. Charles Hunt Phoenix Industries July 22, 1982 P. O. Box Z, Dilworth Station 1373 E. Morehead Street Charlotte, North Carolina 28203 Dear Mr. Hunt: • Ronald H. Levine, M.D., M.P.H. STATE HEALTH DIRECTOR This letter is in reference to the approximately 500 drums of waste oil mixed with carbon hlack and rubber that originated at General Tire & Rubber Company in Charlotte and is now at a disposal facility formerly operated hy Charles Macon near Cordova, in Richmond County, North Carolina. My discussions with employees of General Tire and with you verify that Phoenix Industries, formerly Chem-Care Products, Inc., collected this waste and delivered it t:o the Macon facility. Records provided by General Tire show that the shipments were made on six different occasions between February 12, 1981, and Jamwry. 11, 1982. The records of the Solid and Hazardous Waste Management Branch indicate that the Macon facility was not a permitted solid waste disposal facility at the time of these shiprne:1ts, and has in fact never been a permitted facility. Collection and transportation of solid waste. to an unpermitted solid waste solid waste disposal facility is a violation of 10NCAC10G.0105(a), which provides that a "solid waste collector shall he responsible for the satisfactor.y collection and transportation of all solid waste to a permitted disposal site or facility". By this letter, you are requested to remove the drums of waste from the site and properly dispose of them by At1gust 15; 1982. The Department of Human Resources is authorized by N.C.G.S. 130-166.21E to bring civil and criminal action and assess an administrative penalty of up to $500.00 for each violation of the Solid Haste Management Regulations. It js my hope, however, that no formal legal action will be necessary and that you will remove the drums as requested. STATE Of NORfH CAROLINA Jome<, B. Hunt, Jr/ Sor oh T Morrow, IA D. M.P.H 0 .. DEP,;RTt.\EI0l OF IIUMAl'I RESOURCES G VH,:t·JOR SECREIMY ·, r.' ... •• Mr. Charles Hunt Page 2 July 22, 1982 •• Please respond to this request by July 30, 1982, indicating whether you are willing to remove the drums. If you need more information or wish to discuss the matter further before responding, please feel free to contact me, GD: sms Yours truly, Glenn Dunn, Attorney Department of Human Resources Solid & Hazardous Waste Management Branch Division of Health Services P.O. Box 2091 Raleigh, North Carolina 27602-2091 Telephone: (919) 733-2178 : . " ROBE.RT H. COWEN· ATTORNEY AT LAW .. , P. 0. BOX 124 -PHONE 792-1911 WILLIAMSTON. N. C. 27B92 . ' ·Mr. H. Glenn _Duri_n · P .. 0. ·il6x 2091_0 >•~ ;'.· . _,, 306 N. -Wi lmi.ngton' Street" . Raleigh, Nbi.tr\ 'caroiiri;; · 27602 Dear Glenn: .. I\.,. i J ·Re:.; C & M Oil Comp_anY. ' I was .:inable i:o• get -~l with .Mr. Dalkins .on °th·e. teleph.one, however· I. did. talk-.·to hi•; 'ciffrce and· my'· old· friend, Mr: :3 ohri. Pittman, .. about our proposed.: meeting ',Th~rsday:: -·r f 'nothing unf~·reseen aris.fs,. I. will 'be in y~ur .office at 1:30 or 2:00.°on Thursday,:.i:he ·22n·d.• .. ; .:,·,· · ·... : · ·', -.. -•:_;•r,.• ,• .. :, .. . •~ r. _Looking fOrJ~fd -to, s_eeing you -t~en,· r' ·remain --~ --~Ver 'truly.yours, /, . ""'";--. ; . I RObert "H: ·cowen .. . RHC/ smw ,. .; ' . J. ~ @-• • • -~t,,,_ :-Dv~ . -~1· ·. ~I: i---=-----=--~~ · @ ~. Ronald H. Levine, M.D., M.P.H . . : • ·~ i STATE HEALTH DIRECroi.1 DIVISION OF HEALTH SERVICES P.O. Box 2091 Raleigh, N.C. 27602-2091 July 14, 1982 James W., Mason, Attorney 600 E. South Main Street I --• P, O. Box 1827 Lauri.nbu~g, North Carolina 28352 Dear Mr.: Mason: Ti1i~ letter is to confirm our meeting concerning Macon Farms .Trucking, Inc., to be held at your office at 11 A.M., July 23. I .look forward to meeting with you then and hope thnt we can work out'some amenable settlement to this matter. GD:sms Yours truly, Glenn _D_unn, Attorney Solid & Hazardous Waste Management Brnnch Environmental Heal th Sect:lon Join,::s P, Hunl, Jr/ Soroh f N,orrow, MD, A-tP.H STATE OF NORTH CAROLl~·lA ~_:.o,,::.o"io~ Uf.?•\RT.v.t:NT OF t~U,'./\A!'l RESOURCES ,;~rRFt.\Q't •· • ~h f,arn 1 i na Department of.ma.iiillil.lesources ~ivision of Health Servi'9 • Occupational Health Laboratory ANALYSIS REPORT Company: ----~/_v_\ .c"'--=-;<.,c··-•cc.').L,,~1,__ __ .... lc__\_f\_..-<_._e,"'--~/4~,.-'-;-"-''-·'---~----'("-/-''-·'--··_· _________ _ I Address: _____ c"'.,,'--,-'"'"-/-'-;~_,,Cc:..J ._,"'c:,'--"--'-,,_,-'C.... __________________________ _ Sample Taken On: -------------------By: -------------- Submitted To Laborator~ On: £ /::,-5-/y-:i----7.,r-~___,1,-;. ______ _ By: J. rf?_ {._ "" ,J , _ __, -:,;;,?~------------ Date of Ana lysi & : ____ ,.h'----"-,;2~«-"----=-\;'-~_.., ________ _ Date Reported:_~b_-::J_·~g_-_J~#c...-_ Ana 1 yzed By: ~ N c l/.jl_, ----~~---------------- ,..ABORATORY SI\HPLE NUMBER DESCRIPTION REMARKS RESULTS NUMBER I ' _,· __ ,..,.,-..,"'7 . cf <"'-ri..-.-~r .,,,R' . ••. ,I" A··, ,/\, -7 ,1 . : r..:'--~ -r •.I I .J ···3 ./4;.¢, / .'J. ;_~).,. ~'; , .... fv, /v .. -.P' 1,-, I I v' ' I i ! 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FROM: Glenn Dunn, Attorney North Carolina Solid & Hazardous Waste Branch Dear Mr. Dawkins:: I am writing this! memorandum to state that this agency has no objection to your. allowing Jim Phagan and Louis Corwick to transfer the waste oil in the impound- ments on Mrs. Dorothy Macon's land to the tanks on that same property. No formal permit is required for this work. I However, under no~ circumstances should any of the oil be removed from Mrs. Macon·• s land without receiving a permit from this agency and complying with applicable regulations concerning shipment of hazardous waste. We will be happy to assist with the permitting process any time in the future that there·is a proposal to remove the oil from the site. yr ' Jomes B. Hunt, Jr/ Sarah T Morrow MD MPH STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA GOVERNOR DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES . . .. , ... SECRET ARY I ... •• GENERAL TIRE THE GENERAL TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY ONE GENERAL STREET AKRON OHIO 44329 May 14, 1982 Mr. Glenn Dunn, Attorney Solid & Hazardous Waste Management Branch Environmental Health Section Division of Health Services P.O. Box 2091 Raleigh, N.C. 27602-2091 Dear Mr. Dunn: ' ~cEJv ~ 19 J . :4§!.E -~t,_\\':' In response to your letter of May 5, 1982, I would like to re- confirm the following: ' 1. Pre our previous conversations and my letter of April 19, 1982, The General Tire & Rubber Company is most willing to provide assistance in the identification of the wastes. 2. Mr. R., H. Baird and/or I personally will represent the Company. 3. I have.already forwarded to you in my letter of April 19 all pertinent records related to shipments to Macon Machine et al. Unfortunately, I must have misunderstood the tentative May 20 date for our group meeting. Both Mr. Baird and myself would not be available until the following week of May 24. Please advise if we can get together some time after this date. FGT:ew Very truly yours, THE GENERAL TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY < , F. . Tropp , P.E. Manager of Environmental Control and Energy -Tire Division cc: M. E. ·Paterno -Charlotte Plant Manager W. J. Henrick -Legal Counsel GENERAL IC~ ... ···--'·• ~IRE_ ' 810211 PURCHASE ORDER ORIGINATOR P.O. BILL TO I ~-----------------------------' DATEI O' ll Bl VENDOR CODE ~ o:;a7t.O ~M (ARE PRODUCTS 1373 E ■ MOREhEAO ST PO BOX Z F.O.B. 17041 5,d-ll:>00 >'LE./1.:-;:: co~.:r.:ur:1ct,TE WITH F'1!:1Gi\T· PP:: f. .ltLr~w • 1iHJ 1 ts S.O. OR PAC I -'=,'-cc J 2 7 " r. a. I r. $HIP OATE Ol/t2/,l;l APPROPRl'-TION O.COOE vou:.i TPUC.K P.W.R. OR P.O.N. TAX ITEM NO. 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' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' : • DISC" ·, ' ·, ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' _, ' ' ., ; ' ' ' ' ••• •• GENERAL TIRE :THE GENERAL TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY 1ONE GENERAL STREET April 19, 1982 Mr. Glenn Dunn, Attorney Division of Health Services Solid/Ha'zardous Waste Branch P.O. Box1 2091 Raleigh, N,C. 27602 Dear Mr. i Dunn: AKRON OHIO 44329 Per our telephone conversation this past week, I am forwarding copies of our purchase orders for the treatment/disposal of approximately 500 drums by Chem-Care Products and/or Phoenix Resources, Inc. Please note that the last shipment of 92 drums is not at the Macon Machine site, but as of March 31, 1982, this shipment was still at the offices of Phoenix Resources. Therefore, if no treatment of any General·Tire waste oil has ever occurred, there might be as many as four hundred eleven ( 411) drums at the Macon site. We share your concern and hope that you are relieved in that our wastes, i.e. General Tire, are not hazardous and has been so documented. Having had varied experience with numerous disposal problems, I might offer consulting service to minimize the impact of this clea~-up. As we had discussed, on-site treatment and disposal would probably be the most cost-effective considera- tion. If you have any further questions, please advise. FGT:ew Enclosure Very truly yours, THE GENERAL TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY F. G. Trappe, P.E. Manager of Environmental Control and Energy -Tire Division cc: M. E,, Paterno, Charlotte Plant Manager W. J. ,Henrick, Legal Counsel ' .N.h Carolina Department of ·a-esources Division of Health Services Occupational Health Laboratory ANALYSIS REPORT Company: __ ~~==-~='=__,J""--"'V\.L"-="'--'~"""-.----"'~=---='-'==-------------- Address: ---------,-------------------------------1 Service Requested: <1Jq nJ[jX' ,n ) G y S ' Sample Taken On: ---,---------------- Submitted To Laboratory On: I /;J,9 I g.,2_ 1 l Date of Analysis: 2/1/82-2/11/82 Analyzed By: ____ J;;..o_h_111~· ..cLc..._N_e_al __________ _ By: 2J~ £cu~ By: %}~~~ Date Reported: 2/11/82 ,.ABORATORY SAMPLE NUMBER »uEIUJ!'l'DJI REl!fllKJiX RESULTS IN NUMBER C0230 - CUMMENTS: DHS Form 1440 (Rev. 2-75) Occupational Health I ' ' ' ' I ' ' : I ' ' I ' I ' ' I Material similar to #6 Fuel Oi ' however, based o 1 analyses performed has less compounds wi ,h low boiling poin as than the #b fuel oil standard. Susp, ncted materials pres mt, identified as rubber and carbor. ---l<'.U I,; HJ i.; .c4u #6 Fuel Oil ?-% 2 % 29'/o Unknown (#230) 1% 1 % 34% PerceEtages are accumul t;tive representing otal ' ' ... - - ~ . ST!1TF: t.r.1JOHf1TO:li' OF rum.IC m::,.t.1·1 •· DIVISJO:•! o,-· 1:r:r,LTU SEBV 1lllllllf. . DEPl\f<Ti•:C:;!T CJF l1U:•lf1tl HES-, I'. 0. :JJOX 280t,7 -, 30G l!. \·!ILMU/GTOi! ST., RM.EICH 27611 CflEMIC/11, /\NIILYSES -SOLID f.1-!D fl/\ZI\RDOUS HAST£ iource: {; ~ t.. 0 .,__ -,._., ( ·~ IL C .> • i ' ' . ;dctress: ---------~---------! ·I --------,-~'-...:Zip _____ --1 ' :aunty: f2tr l. 1 .. ~ ,. cf• ~cport To: , ' ·, .. : ' ' ' Zip ' ' Telephone Number: _,( __ ...c-,......--------1 ) I - • I Collected !3y: I . JI.M D;-,.tc Collected: ' Time p~. . I Loc;:;tion or Sa'llpling Point'.: ·---------1 I Remarks: ~c. '-f le__ - d v-U ~l - . . ) Extractable Metals ?<) Total ~;etals . , I I Results Results expressed in ~ unless otherwi:;~ indicated. --- Arsenic v--i <. /. 0 Solids, dissolved Barium V Cadmiuut .v : ( t../. q Solids, suspended ~~~--J-c-,-~...;µ _,-:E,------J-~~:.!....'.'.=:.!:;.:::::::::_ ___ ~----~- " • ~ Solids, total Chlori.de Chromium v Solids, total volatile ---=-----t-~-.:-r,,:=:-,..,-:l/c,----l--=-'-'..CC...--'--=--,---:-:..,.~.,-----_..:...'-----11--------· 1 -~ ., • Spec. Conductivity Color Zinc Copper l'ndrin Flamniability i Linclanc _____ '.:..i.::l'.:..'o:c.:c.r:::.i-=d-=e---~-t----~----+---'-'l·!"'e-'-tl"1"'0'0'.clccc:.:.'l-=-o=--r=--------t---------- Iron To,:aohene ____ -l,£_,;t;,ecle,-___ v ___ -1_-'--: ___ <,__Lf._, •. '-'"'--R ___ 1,---------':2'-'.-':t,_--=l)'---:::::----------ll-.....-----__:.._··· _____ --11:.!.n,..,,, <'e,<soa.n,_,e=~e~;-:;:----!----;'-,-------:,:;--::;,;-----+-----'2"-L,l:.• ,?.:5::..-...:T:.:P'------------i-----------l✓.c rcury V : ./ /) ,--_} ---~=~. J---=----+:--..........:~h-"'-.------\-..:__------------t--------Nitrate 1 Reported By --- Laboro t.c,ry tJu::lber · NCD991289521 •• I i ENVIRO-CHEM W~S~E 8~~N~~!:;~~ 8 !ERVICES \ RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA 27605 I 1919) 8l!:l.ll~ 787-1855 I Mr. Bill Meyer N.C. Division of H~alth Services January 3, 19 82 I Solid & Hazardous ~aste Branch P.O. Box 2091 I Raleigh, N.C. 27602 i Dear l•,r. Meyer, I After reviewing the analysis pL°ovided to us by your office conce1n.i.ng tht! ! Charlie Macon Farm,\ Enviro;-Chem would like to make the follcwing proposal: I 1) All waste oil in the lagoons will be reprocessed for fuel value. 2) water which has oeen determined as non-hazardous will be land applied. I I I 3) Sludge from the lagoons which has been determined as non-hazardous will be land applied., I i 1 4) Water and oil mixtures which have no fuel value, but contain hazardous constituents will be placed in existing tanks until such time as it is dispo~ed of by incineration. , I , 5) Lagoons which have been emptied as much as is prac ticable will be filled in with soil from the site. ' We are submitting t~ese guidelines for closing the lagoons to your office I for official approvei1. If you have other recommendations, or suggestions, I please let us knCM as soon as possible. We will delay beginning our activities I I until we hear from y9ur office. ' I ?~~~ Jerry P. Deakle I JPD:em 1. 2. :. • I ENVIRO-CHEM WASTE MANAGEMENT SERVICES POST OFFICE BOX 12542 RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA ·27605 (919) 872-1163 EPA IDENTIFICATION/NCO 991289521 I I TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT SERVICES Enviro-Chem will not accept any materials not with standing any prior communications with clients unless the client maintains an E.P.A. generator number or qualifies for an exemption under Part 262 of Title 40 of the United States Code of Federal Regulations. l . Enviro-Cherri shall perform the services set forth on "Scope of Work" on the face of this Agreement which services may include as specified, the packaging, receipt, transportation, handling, of hazardous materials, including haza~dous waste materials, and such other management, advice, services and emergency services related thereto which may be specified. In performing ~uch services, Enviro-Chem shall comply with all valid and applicableLlaws and regulations pertaining thereto .and shall be responsible fo'r obta.ining and shall obtain all required government permits and approvals for the services provided. I 3. Prior to Envirt>-Chem 's performance of any services, the Client shall ' . accurately and1fully identify the subject materials by submitting to a Description Sheet describing the chemical composition, components and hazard classification of the materials, including all contaminants, and specifying: the quantity of each cmnponent or contaminant. The identificationiand description shall include any other·information I • required by valid and applicable laws and regulations. I . . 4. Enviro-Chem warrants that it understands the currently known·hazards and risks which are presented to humans, property and the environment . in the handling, packaging, receipt, and transportation, of the materials described in the Description Sheet or sheets and is engaged in the business of providing the services specified under "Scope of Work" and has developed the requisite expertise in the conduct of that ' . business. 1 s·. · If the serviced to be provided by Enviro-Chem include the packaging I of materials, Enviro-Chem may furnish all necessary supplies and packaging, inci'uding leakproof containers and labels at currect prices.1 I I 6. In the event the services to be provided by Enviro-Chem do not include 1 the packaging of materials, the materials shall be packaged by the client in a manner that complies with all applicable laws·and regula- tions, including without limitation packaging in leakproof containers. I Cost of supplies shall be added to management fees on "Scope of Work." i I I 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. • • I Enviro-Chem may at its exclusive option reject any materials which it determines do not -comply with the Client's obligation, undertaking I and responsibilities set forth in this Agreement and Client shall I . -be responsible for the payment of the reasonable expenses incurred by Envirb-Chem in connection with materials that are rejected, including but not limited to travel and employee time. If at an~ time after Enviro-Chem contracts to manage or accepts materials, Enviro-Chem determines, or is notified by a disposal facility with whom it contrapts, that the materials do not conform with the Client's obli- gations and representations under any one or more of paragraphs 2, 11, and 15 hereof and the disposal facility exercises the right to revoke its accep~ance of the materials from Enviro-Chem. Enviro-Chem may revoke its acceptance of the materials. Enviro-Ch~m shall transport the materials only to a certified and fully perrip.tted treatment, storage or dispos:3-l facility. (TSD facility) which facility may be selected by Enviro-Chem in its discretion on the date ihis Agreement is executed. ' I ' The term of this Agreement shall be as specified on Page one of this Agreement knd shall be automatically executed for a like term unless ' either party gives written notice of termination thirty days or more I • before the\term expires. I Compensation to Enviro-Chem for services and supplies shall be as specified in the "Scope of Work" of this Agreement. It is understood that any additional cost to Enviro-Chem incurred, including, but not limited, to, increased costs due to changed regulatory requirements, supplies ana equipment or taxes, during the term of this Agreement' shall be pa~sed along to the Client as an addition to the prices specified oh the face of this Agreement. Terms of payment for all work perforilied. under this Agreement shall be net 10 days from date· of invoice.\ Late charges for past due invoices will accrue at the rate of 1-1/2% per month. I In connectio~ with the services provided hereunder, Enviro-Chem and Client shall\prepare and execute all shipping documents and manifests required by all valid and applicable laws and regulations and shall maintain all 1 records for the terms and in the.manner required by all valid and applicable laws and regulations. I Enviro-Chem agrees to maintain general liability insurance covering the services !provided hereunder for a minimum of one million dollars and shall, upon request, furnish· to the Client appropriate e'vidence that the insu~ance is in effect. · I The Client wa~rants and represents that the materials described in the Description sheet are non-radioactive and non-explosive. Explosive ma~erials for\'these purposes are as defined by the Department of the Treasury, Bureau. of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, under 18 u.s.c. Chaptei 40. ' I • i 15. The Cl':i.ent will report promptly to Enviro-Chem any information obtained by Client, at any time during the term of this Agreement, indicating the materials present or may present a hazard or risk to persons or the environment which_ was not disclosed in the Decription Sheet. Such itiformation shall include, but not be limited to, any notifi6ation of substantial risk required to be made by Client pursuarit to Section 8 (e) of the 7"oxic Substances Control Act and ' . if regulations promulgated or revised under Section 3001 of the Resourde Conservation and Recovery Act of 1976 (P.L. 94-580) (RCRA) li_dentify the materials as ,;hazardous waste", Client will, within 'the appropriate time, file with the appropriate governmental I agency the preliminary notification required by Section 3010(a) of RCRA. I 16. During or after the term of this Agre_ement, Enviro-Chem and Client shall treat as confidential property and not disclose to others except ds necessary to carry out the terms qf this Agreement or as requi11red by laW., any informa.tion regarding either party's plans, programd, plants, processess, products, costs, equipment, operations or custokers which may come within the knowledge of the parties, their ' officers\or employees without securing the prior written consent of the other party. l 17. Either party may terminate this Agreement prior to the expiration of its term\upon written notice thirty days in advance of termination in the event the other party has breached any of the terms and conditio~s hereof and all outstanding bills or moneys due for _work performed prior to the termination date shall be due and payable a's of the termination date. '1 ' . 18. Enviro-Chem agrees to indemnify and hold the Client harmless from all loss,\ damages, liabi_li tfes, fines, penal ties, claims, suits and costs:and expenses incidental thereto arising out of, directly and indirectly, Enviro-Chem's breach of its warranties, obligations and repreJentations hereunder or for Enviro~chem's negligence in the ' performanse of services h~reunder. I I 19. The Client agrees to indemnify and hold Enviro-Chem harmless from all loss, ~amages., liabilities, fines, penal tie~, claims, Sui ts and-costs and expenses incidental thereto arising out of, directly or indirectly, the Client's breach of its warranties, obligations or representations hereunder or for the Client's negligence in performancJ of its obligations hereunder. I 20. Enviro-CheJ shall not be liable to the Client for consequential or ' indirect losses or damages, including but not limited to loss of profits, lo~s of production, plan·t down time or liabilities to third parti~s, or for losses or damages ariSing out of the sole or contributory negligence of the Client or any third party. ' 21. Enviro-Chem\shall not be liable for any loss or damage if the ' . performance;or completion of·its services hereunder are delayed as a result lof causes of any kind beyond its reasonable control, such as, but not limited to strikes or other labor difficulties, war, riots, \acts of governmental authorities, inclement weather, fire, flood,! unavoidable casualties or delays in f:_ransportation . . \ 1, ~~ ! 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. • I I . fl. To the;extent there is a con ict between (a) these General Terms and Conditions and /b;' the Scope of Work and oth~r information appear~ng in this Agreement, the information and description in /b) shall .control. · I To thef extent any term, word or description 'is used in this Agreement and is, also defined in RCRA and its implementing regulations or the Hazardbus· Materials Transportation Act and its implementing regulations the definition contai;ed in the referred to Federal laws and regulations shall control and are adopted by reference herein. I I Each p~rty is and shall perform this Agreement as.an independent contractor, I and as, such, shall have and maintain complete control over all of its employees, agents, and operations. Neither party nor anyone employed by ·it shall be, represent, act, purport to act or be deemed to ·be the agent,; representative, employee·or.servant of the other party. I . If any! section, subsection, sentence or clatise of this Agreement shall be adj1udged illegal, invalid or unenforceable, such illegality, invalidity or une½forceability shall not affect the legality, validity or enforc'eability of the Agreement as a whole or of any section, subsection, I . , sentence, or clause hereof not so adjudged. I This A1greement constitutes the entire understanding between the parties and supercedes all prior proposals, purchase· orders or agreements· betwee'n the ·parties with respect to the subject matter hereof. i . I I I JAMES D. HUNT, JR. GOVERNOR STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES Division of II ealth Services SARAH T. MORROW. M.D., M.P.H. SE.CRltTARY P. 0. Box 2091 Mr. J. T. Wilburn, Chief Compliance Branch June 2, 1981 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Region IV 1 345 Courtland Street Atlanta, Ga'.. 30365 Dear Mr. Wilburn: Raleigh 27602 HUGH H. Tll~SON, U.D. DIRl?Cl'O~ I am eilclosing a report of an investigation made on Macon Farms & Trucking by Mr. Terry Dover, Mr. William Paige, and Mr. Andrew Robinson on :May 26, 1981. The investigation was made as the results of a routine inspection made on Nay 119, 1981 of Carolina Aluminum Company, Winton, North Carolina, a ;hazardous waste generator. The inspection revealed two manifest th'\t had shown Macon Farms &_ ·Truck;i.ng Company as the transporter and designat,ed TSDF for the hazardous waste. I am also enclosing a letter to.Carolina Aluminum Company showing they are being penalized for violation of the manifest. We.need your cooperation in properly handling this case as the hazardous waste is on a facility that has no permit or interim status. Please let us know if we can provide additional information. OWS:sms Enclosures cc: Mr. Jim 'Scarbrough Sincerely, /Jte!~¼/J 6-:"w. Str1ckland,/Head Solid & Hazardous Waste Nnnagement Branch Environmental Health Section O'un I t1 <..AHULINA HALARDOUS WASTE MANIFEST . I . . ,,.·: ,-----------------·- TELEPHONE (q I~) ::, 5{!. !;{! II ._ . .,;..:.:_ __ _ fqJll) ;!<?,1:-1f!3.S TRANSPORTER 2 , B. WASTE INFORMATION CONTAINERS IS) ' DOT DESCRIPTION/CLASS/ID NO. TOTAL OUAN"flTY VIEIG!iT EP/~ WAST[: DISCf:EP/1NCY tNFOHMJ\.f.lON NO. TYPE ' CODE NlJMOEn ... 35.'15.ils _ ~ ~!,b~_ : ,: : ."_(\,~ .'.~~:: ?::·:• ~?·~ ·\;/}?. _:,·-· .. ·,,, ,:: },:!ittit~, c. EMERGENCY NUMBERS I • NAi1or~AL RESPONSE CENTER: ' . • BOO • 424 • 0002 . ; :--. N. C. HIGHWAY PATROL 19191 733 • 3861 . ......... . ._,. . D. SPECl,'\L HANDLING/EXCEPTION REPORT/DISCREPANCY REPORT CNO . . -.: ... ... -.• ·-. ' .... · ...... •·:·,:_,: ~-<· -•.• I. . ·-.· . •.· .. · (IF NEE OED. USE ADDITIONAL S1-<EETS.) E. -CERTIFICATIONS· I • -• :. • I •rnr..· 1s To ·cE~Ti~v THAT TtlE ABOVE-NAMED MATERIALS ARE PROPERLY CLAss1FiE1). DEscRmeoi PACKAGED· MARKED i,~o-'.'·. LABELED. ANO ARE IN PROPER CONDITION FOR TRANSPORTATION ACCORDING TO Tllfc t,PPl.lCAOLE REGULA1"1C;IJS OF TIIE IJE •. -:_ PAAT~ENT or :~AN~~°.RTA rtON 1NO THE: UNITED.STATES_ ~~~1A_ON~ENT~L-PROTEc.~1o_N ~,c,e~~":: :--/':L-. i.: '.:; . '.i.1_::i\' ;/::,{( ;(, ~in~o,,,r,l OZ. ·Q~~ \J,V,,. ·. d},,.,~ t. f))wiJJ~ . . . Alh~ORIZEO AEPRESE:NTATIVE OF GENERA.;~-'~E~~~OR REPRESENTATIVE"S SIGNATURE ··?.:..3/· -~·,, ~.:.J--I • OA"'fE THIS IS TO CER!IFY ACCEPTANCE OF THE HAZARDOUS WASTE S111Pl,1ENT DESCRIOEO ABOVE. ·._ . :·.-... .. -.. -. -· . • • • • • I • . -.......... ' '> • :.:· • .--~-• ·:·,J-!):::: AUTHORIZED REPR!::'.SENTAT1°VE OF TA-ANSPORTER 2 TRANSPOH"fER REP.lESENTI\IIVE'S SIGNATURC OAIE THIS IS TO CE~TIFY ACCEPTANCE OF THE HAZAHDOllS ',."JASTE SHIPMENT DESCRIBED AUOVE rOI\;/.; ;_:.:._:::~~ :"\ . ?:·: D TREATMENT· D SfORAGE OR DISPOSAL ·•: . .-'. , .•... AUTHOHIZEO REPRESENl ATIVE OF Tso;:: •TSOF • TR~ATMENT. STOHACE, 0~ DISPOSAL F'J\CH.ITY· . .. \ OHS FORM 2980 (10/<!0)•· ··: .. ~; •:·· ••.•:-;:_._.. • SOLID AND HAZAHOou,:. WA~TE CINSTRUCTION!". ON O,'\C,< SMEE:TJ ,-:·-.-: .. .· •.. \ . .-:-.·~····. ; ·;-· ---·. :· -. ---.-~:-';"'.· ·;•:..-·_} ;.~ --:; ___ -:~;-: :-... ~ · -:_. :,·::.\-_:_. -,·.:·~ -=:::_4.·-.r_, . -·. . TSOF REPrlESENTATIVE"S SlGNATur.:E. D,1.IE. FOR AOOlifONAI. INFORMAYION: ... ~·.·· -. ··~ ·--~ ·_._._·:,:• ;._-. ,.:;::;).:·~ CONTACT.MANIFEST SYSTEM · ·. ' · · . . . · •·~>"t";::;:-,•. SOLID t. HAZARDOUS WAST€ MANAGEMENT OH~~C>J .. :::._:,~,::{\~ N. C. OEPARTr~ENT OF HUMr,N RESOURCES·. .. ·-~-=•-.::::,.-..:. ·f;~·,o,~; _2:;;~_~,~~~•-~.::.N;c~ .2:,:::·\;:_5;\::'i}:~!jtii n~,. I I I '-"'r·,nuLll\i,1-\ nAL.J-\iiUUU.') \:VA::i It MANIFEST I ·~-~ifrENTI FICATION JNFORMA T-·'" . •1---------,----------L '. ' EPA JD N NAME AOORCSS TELEPHO:..JE 1 -·. . NCD-04~-.C J · Al · :n P.O. Box 177 ( --)-.-,.--. -'•-l GENERATOR Q?I .• ,. ~7 aro .1.na · uminu 1•'.ir>t'.l:J, 1,,_ r 2.'.7-?g6 ,-9_1_9 __ 3_5_c_--_5_e_1_1 __ . :Macon Machine Co. P.O. Box 288 Rt. J .. (91.9) " ~__;_T:..R:..A...:N::..SP...:0:..R_·r_E_R_,_➔----,---t-,----'-------'-~--;--~.\f?_C.k.;i..ngb.a:n. . , J . . . . . C . . . __ ---1c-----0-9_5_-_9_8_3_:'_, - TRANSPORTER '2 1--_::===.:..::....:....:c_-t--~-'-'---t------:-------t---;::-;~-;:::---;::. ,-.-----1------------P .o. Box 288 Rt •. J. Macon Machine Co. Rockingham. N.C. 2[)"79 TSOF* . 499 X'f: B • .\'/ASTE INFORMATION J,-::.:..-'-'-'-C..;._;__ __ ~~-'----'-------:1-----.,.-----..---------r----...-------.------------coNTAINEAS fS) l'OTAI, EP/~ WASTE o,sCREF'/\NCY NO. TYPE DOTDESCAIPTION/CLASS/10 NO. OUANTITY WEIGi-iT COOE IWMflf,fl INFORI.I/\TIC1,-, 1------+----t--------:----:------t---'----'---+---+--------i---------- ··• g -5 ·' • •"!. 55 Gal:·. ·/ ii°~diuhi H~d;~xi.de, Barrels·:::··.· -Liqufd, 10001454 . -i.-· ',, __ \,,,,,Corro'.sive Mat_erial , ··::'-_ :? __ ··:.U_N ___ l_8_ 2/i,_ .,;;c:, ,. ~; ._., .. ·,· ..•.. 3,190 Gals.·- . . ' J9,15C · Lbs .. . , D-00?.. :.·, .. . __ .. · . . . . : ... . :·· J :-i-; ::··.: . :•t: .;_; /;:):'.\\'~/\·· 1-----'-----'-------,--,----------'-----~----~------··----------- C.' EMERGENCY NUMBERS l NATIONAL RESPONse CENT EA; t -800 • 424-Gsoi _ I GENERATOR: I I DISPOSER: I .. I N. C. HIGHVl,\Y PATROL 1919) 733 -3861 (010). 1,;g .,;.s11 · (010) 895 9834 1,---c~ZJ.='--LL!,,CCBLJ...L...-----'..:l.J.:J...j...._,s.:.:,_;.;:_:=-'..L""-..------~-~-----,-------· - - - - - - -I-----~---~---,,,-------------------,-,-------------.--------------··------D. SPECIAL HANDLING/EXCEPTIO:N REPORT/DISCREPANCY REPORT , .. •, ., i 'I .. .:; , .. .• ., ,. !NO. · ... ·•, : •. • • I • .•·· .. .-.. · .... .. ··- ':, ·:·,~-· ... .. ffF NEEOSO. USE ADDITIONAL SHEETS.) E. CERTIFICATIONS • .. THIS IS TO CERTIFY Tt-lAT T>-iE A~OVE-NAMEO MATERlt'\LS ARE PROPERLY CLASSIFIED. OESCAIB.ED, PACKAGED. MARKED ANO· LABELED. ANO ARE IN PROPER CO,NDITION FOR TRANSPORTATION ACCORDING TO THE APPI.ICABI.E llEGUi.ATIONS OF n,s (lf. ··. PART':1ENT Of ~RANSPORTATION A~D TH~.UNITED STATES ENVlf!ONMWTAI •. PROTEC~IO:'//:GEr;Y_-., _. ___ fi n _ • a:·=:.:~'=._. ... ,I:--, T/\9.,\vl.t\..;_0.: !/) }\1/,, Va Vo , , ~J--_27,:_81 ~EAATOR REPAESENYATIVE"S SIGNATun0 o;;.,·E :·;·~,--_,: ,: · Theresa· L~ Brinkley AUTHORIZED AEPRESENTATIVE OF GENERATOR l"HIS IS TO CERT,IFY ACCEPTANCE OF THE HAZARDOUS WASTE SHIPMENT DESCRIBED ,~oovE .. · ..... * -i.C~f Jr..~;;i~·.z::~ -:.;,:~:~:~! · 3~~(hl-' -. . '··' ... -.·:•·'-. ~ _.'.:~· .... : .... ' : . . . .. : . • ~ AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE OF TAANSPORTER 2 --.. IRANSPORTER nr::PnESENTAIIVE""S SIC:.NA"rUP.E it!IS IS 10 CERTIFY ACCEPTANCE OF THE t-JA2AROOUS WASTE SHIPMENT OESCnlBEO ASOVE fOA 0 TREATMENT O ST~RAGE ~A :fE) DISPOSAL ·-·. . .• ---' _-'.\~ .. •·:: .. , .•. ,... .• ·.·•· ·'' . .. .. ,· .. : ·.• .. AUTHQRIZ£:.0 REPRESENTATIVE OF TSOF' . · \ .·. •YSOF-TREATMENT0 STORAGE, OR DISPOSAL. FACILITY ,;: .. i/•.:·:·· .. ·· .. \).··'.·. OHS FORM 2980 {10/80) :> .. ·.'.··: ·•~•:,· -~ . SOLID ANO HAZARDOUS WASTE ' (ll'-ISTRUCTIONS ON ElACK SHEET) ---·--· ----. ----~---· •• ·---- I -.•.•• -··· ·- .• ,·r/,:-'.;·:, .• . .. ..,. TSOF REPnF.SENTA"rlVE'S 51C:NATl1RE Dl\TC '• . ... FOH ADDITIONAL INFOtHM\TION:.: .. . . · .. CONTACTMANIFf.STSVSTEM .. ~-·•~::·::• ••··· ;·:·~-~•. SOLID t. HALAHOOUS WASTE t..1/~NI\C"',!::.MENT OAANC►I :·~~~•· N. C. OEP,.'\RTMENI OF HUMAN nESOURCES ,. ••.: ::·:_:.:-: .. P. 0. BOX :ZO?l. AA LEICH. N.C. Z7602 ~ .• · -.• : '· . (919) 73' ~2110_ ,._;-;, .':-./, •• ',_. \\•:. >·.:' ·::?\}).;_\: £ l'.?J 's Co,,o'j DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCE.illllli. ' V _ ••.. _ • 01 v1 s10N _oF HEALTH SERVI CE~ 'let,~;* 711;,,~ ·cS-. k_)· SANITARY tNGINEERING SECTIOII '-c:'...:.--,---·, ------· -. ( £?il.s ;.la,y~) REPORT OF JNYESTlG.liTION O.R INSPECTION OF._rli1con Farms and Truck"ir,o ___ _ ' ' • I Pia.CL visited ... J1a.C.QO.fi!IULS .. i'lncL In1_c.k_i..11sL .......• __ ··-----------D11te ----·-1•\iJf .?.6, ·----. --·-· 19_ 81 I Address _.FJJ1Ll1;;._l1_fl92''-_2J)_Q, .. R9~l>j.n.9JLcJ.II!, __ ~~--]_Ell7.~--'·-"···-·-····-~ .. __ Tim(\ spent _._.3_. 1 /2 _hrs. ·-··- By "Nham -Hr_.1.e.r::cy_Dwl.r_,_ J,ir::~_WjJliam ... eai ge ..... a11d.J.1r~ .. ll11>!.t:c;,.11_g9bi nson --------. ------·--·--------·---·· ----·-··- Person3 contac"...ed _______ Mi-... C:harl es Macon (13Tr.rwr-, ng~l, ten.mt. man&..\lH, oth.;~) · - I Rea.son for visit --·--------.. ·-··---- Copies to: Mr. Terry Dover Mr. William Paige Mr. Andrew Robinson Mr. 0. H, Stri ckl ~.rid On October 2~, 1980, the above referenced site wns investignteci 11y the Solid and Hazardous l•/aste Management Branch upon request by tlw ILC. Di vision of Envi ronmenta·1 Management. Said Division had permitted the facility under the Cle3n /l,i1° /let for air discharge's associated 1·1ith the oil Y-ecycli.ng process. I Our inspection revealed that Mr. Charles Macon was h~ndling waste oiT which displayed the fo 11 owing hazardous waste characteristics: 'te,:ci, chromium, and barium. I The waste liner and I oil:was stored in six (6) lagoons. spillage was evident on surrounding The lagoons had broken grounds. Also observed :were approx·imately 175 (55 gal) drums which poss·il>,y contained tolJene, vinyl thinner, epoxy enamel, paint 1acquer, caustic soda, ethyl ac'etate acetone, and meth l ene chloride. · This was ver-·i f i ed only by labels' and markings. I I This inspection was fo 11 owed-up by a i etter dated November l 0, 1980 which outlined! procedures wh·ich Mr. Macon should follow to notify EPA of hazardous waste activity. I On May 19, 1981, Representat·ives of our llranch on a rout-ine-v·is·it: tc, Carolina Aluminum Company, Winton, NC obtained copies of two manifest dated March 4, :1981 and March 27, ·1981.. lJ:i!:' f-'orr.1 l'l8t) t\CV. 11-7'1 ~a.nllary t-:11.;lr11,t:rlnr; • I ' ' Page 2 • May 29, 1981 These manifest revealed that sodium hydroxide liquid waste (0002) totaling 123 (55 gal) drums were transported by Macon Mach"ir,e Company to his facility. ' On May 26, 1981, Representatives of our Branch conducted ,;n -;r, .. vesti gati on1 of the Macon Facility to determine if lw1.ardous 1•;ilste was stored on the site. I Conditions found on October 22, 1980 st·i 11 persi stecJ. Futhcrmore, t\-10 transport trailers were found to contain 123 (55 gal) drums of sodium hydroxide waste. It was assumed that this 1·rnste was oener·· ated by Carolina llluminum Company. A random sample -indicateci a pH 13.7. ' In our rneeqng with Mr. Macon he admitted that soC:ium hydroxide waste came from Carolina Aluminum Company. He could not prod11ce. any documents which would confirm an EP/\ i dentifi cat -ion number which would ·qualify him to transport, store or treat hazardous waste. It is the r~_commendatfon of this agency that the ll .S. Envfron- mental Protection Agency move with undue haste and perform its own investig~tion so that this potential environmental hazard be corrected',. 0 c--------------. -----:0 -----:-. . ,1 i i :I , "-- • .I . ;~ '.!..,,;=l'7:i''::" .·-.\ • O f -.... • . • ! I -.. - ·su .. ,Y / ~ tr . ';:;::.(_ •.--,-,-, 1,_.,.....__,, ..;,::'I.-=,,! . E ;.~HT"/JJ' ~ ~ "~. ' r,,,:,,,J:;:::;"" r'-7'-.,,.=-'\\ , ~ I 0 x=,? □ 0 LEGEND PROPOSED LANDFILLS EXISTING LANDFILLS f'c, OPEN DUMPS 0 - ; 0 "'-~-_ _, ____ -,:~--. ·,. ' l ·1 I ,, . ,·" ' ,....:: 0 0 C 0 0 l ~ i: tJ ,,_~ 1 • , 'I • ' • . '-I ' I H CARO INA RICHMOND COUNTY S O U NORTH CAROLINA i I ' ,· ..... ,., . .. . . t 4~-- •: ··;•/·, ~'-:-;· 01--J • • • • (, l ~. :::~,.11:,,::,: ' _ABORATORY NUMBER SAMPLE NUMBER 2-75) .L:·· .... ,.. DESCRIPTION .... REMARKS RESULTS H REPORTED -~Y:oi/4..//2.e'.r,.,,( 0 Chief, Occuptyional Health Lab DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES -DIVISION OF HSALTH SERVICES LABORATORY ·SECTION OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH G C REPO.RT SHEET COMP ANY: '/Jh; tfl1t d:&Itn .Ja._'3/1 ·P _DA_T_E_o_F_A_N_AL_Y_sr_s._: _---'2+-'-'&C'---7--1/~Z:....._._I ______ ., .T J TOTAL MILLIGRAMS SAMPLE ii in--I( M:M ~f .1.e,l,I;, bJ £~ ,,:$.c .. ,,,. ,1,,,~1?-?'ZCf'.,J.,-,..,,_. ' 4- 0. +. 2: + T -t ' r; · .. ;. DHS Form 2123 11~74 . . ---,I.--·· Y.U. iJUX ~uo,,7 -306 H. 1-!lLMH:GTOi! ST., Ft!ll.EIGH 276ll \ -SOLID MW . .. I -~~,J,9<...-(.•'""Ll<~-0 ... , ,-i~~= ·==;f.J.,::.,.:..~ ~ ."" ____ -:::;:::=-~;;..•-=~ . c::!ress: . .. Remarks: Zip ou:ity: ,_I/, ~ I. /-<,t th,, J .. . • . . a ,r..e. c,p~r-t To:• )~M1 ' ., .);/c,..., /2 ., () ~dress: l w::::!F -[;;,fc',__ __ cJ )l/4_ ?I"( J5.p -- clephone Number: ( ' - --:,llected By: AM -. cSte Colle_cted; ,/1/{ t;...,-1 J-l, lfY~ime PM ( . . . or S3,11pling Point: cL-u,..._s_J_ ' 0~2i...J.On_ .. ~--··-----J EY.tractable Metals Results expr.essed in RPm unJ..es:~ ot:hen6 se } Tota} Eetals Results indicated, l:esults Arsenic Solids, dissolved .. Barium Solids, sus_pended Cadmium Solids, ·--total ---· Chloride Solids, total .volatile Chromium Spec. Conductivity Color Zinc Copper . l'ndr.in -Flammability J.indane l'luori<le l·lethoxychlor. -· -Iron Toxanhcne Lc2.d 2 .t,--D · J{ane2nese 2·,4, 5-TP J-rercury -----·-Nitrate <ull' 13,'1. . ..._ .. , Scleriiurn Silver , -- " /> ,) •J ~ -.-~ ~ '~) --, :, ,, -r '~{ _, --" fJ ,) --0 > ,_ <; )--d I ------.J,-0 -/1 C, 1·· i\ I I •• 0 ¾ ., ,, /'> _:, 'j I-'· '" ,.,, ." 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AT The p1o~e~}~1csc!~e~ ~1!Xn ~p~afL guo!l order. e~ccp1 as .noted lconlents ~1~~~111~ JJn~nk£ pa&ag-J:~~nown) mar~ed. cons1gnetl. and~e~:1~ed JS j;-/W~il~ow. wh1ch 1 s~1d 8 L company {1he_word company bein7 ur.derstood throuqh lh1s co~1ract as me,1ning any person or corpora11on in posse_ss1on o! !he properly under the r.on1ract) agrees to r.arry 10 115 usual place 01 del1ve:y_<lt sau:l d~s11natio11. 1t on Is own rarlroad, waler line. highway 1ou1e or routes, or w1!11111 u,~ l~rn1ory o! its l11ghway opcrat1vns, n111erw1se to dellvu to a11ot11cr carrier on 1hc route 10 said dest1nat1on. ll 1s mutually_agree!l. as to each r.amcr ot all or any ol said properly over all or any porl1on ot said rou1e 10 dest1na11on, anc! a5 to each par1y al any time mterested mall many o1 said property, tha1 every service 10 oe per1ormed ~ereunder shall be s11b1cc1 to all cond1_t1ons not prnh1b1ted by law. whether pr1n1ed or written, herein conlarncd. 111i:lud1ng 11,e co11lJ111on:; no !he back l1ercof. wl11ch are l1ereby agieed lo by the st11pper and accepled lor h1msell and h15 assigns GENERATOR/SHIPPER STATE I.D. # ------EPA I.D.# ~/JZ7.)07ijs,r:J"?. Aquair • · COMPANY ADDRESS Sa111 Nee·iy Rd CITY Charlotte STATE ii C TREATMENT/STORAGE/DISPOSAL FACILITY COMPANY __Gb_ecnC.a.t:.eJJ.l.a.c.o. ZIP ____ PHONE 588-0332(Jirn Pugh) ST ATE I.D. H ~4"'"2,:.c9"''"---EPA 1.D.# ______ _ ADDRESS JRt J B.llJL2B0---------------------------- CITY Rock in. THIS IS T SIGNATURE ALTERNATE T ____ ZIP _____ PHONE__ r. '' PRINT NAME CE OF THIS HAZAR STE FO -L~ SAL FACILITY STATE I. COMPANY ________________________________________ _ ADDR~~S ________________________________________ _ CITY ______________ STATE ______ ZIP ______ PHONE This is to certify acCeptancc of this hazardous waste for TREATMENT, STORAGE OR DISPOSAL. SIGNATURE PRINT NAME DATE RECEIVED No. & Types DDT/EPA Shippinn Name/Description Containers & ID Number 11 U.D.S N;ime Used Provide EPA/DO! H;u;ir11 Class hcept1on or Chemical or Technical fJamcs E~emption I Quantity/ Volume Units Date Generated IMMEDIATE RESPONSE INFORMATION PHONE Placards affixed/Provided CHEMTREC 800-424·9300 SPECIAL HANDLING INSTRUCTIONS/GENERATOR/SHIPPER COMMENTS mis JS 10 CEP.TIFY lHAT THE Al!OVF IIAMf:D MAJE.RIAi i; flR[ PAOPEnLV r::Lfo.SSlf"lrn, DF.~CRl!lfn. PACKliGUJ. M,\Rl-'.(D AND LMJELEO. ANO IN i'AOPEA cmm1110N /'OR TRANS• POflT A I ION ACCORDING TO THE APPLICABLE RLGULA I IONS OF THE OEPAATMEN f OF 1 RANSPOR TA TIOU ANO !HE tNV\ROtU,\EtH AL PROTECllOrl AGLNCV. SIGNATURE PRINT NAM DATE TRANSPORTER NO. 1 STATE I.D.# Macon l\ppl ied For EPA 1.D.# _______ _ COMPANY Che111Care ADORES$ _____________________________________ _ CITY ____________ STATE _____ ZIP ____ PHONE ______________ _ This is to certify acceptance of this hazardous waste for transportation SIGNATURE PRINT NAME DATE RECEIVED TRANSPORTER NO. 2 STATE I.D.# ______ _ EPA 1.D.H ______ _ COMPANY _____________________________________ _ ADDRESS ______________________________________ _ CITY ___________ STATE _______ ZIP ____ PHONE _____________ _ This is to certify acceptance of this hazardous waste for transportation SIGNATURE PRINT NAME. CHARGES TO BE PREPAID . ?,~r-',?l;,r~:: _,.,-; / ' .. ;l?jj"'' • .-.i•\" DYES D NO AMOUNT TO BE PREPAID $ RECEIVED PREPAYMENT 1 MOTICE: THE ORIGINAL AND TWO (2) COPIES MUST MOVE WITH THE HAZARDOUS WASTE SHIPMENT. ONCE DELIVERED. THE DISPOSAL FACILITY MUST RETURN THIS ORIGINAL COPY TO THE GENERATOfl. ,. -~ -~ ,. "ffl..,...... +"I., DATE RECEIVED .......... ' ............... ...., ... TR/~NS?OHTER 2 , [l. \'/ASTE INFORMATION CO.'JTAfNERS {SJ POT OESCRIPTION/ct.ASS/10 NO. NO. TYPE c. EMERGENCY NUMBERS I -NATIONAL RcSPONSE CENTEA; TOTAL QUANTITY • 800. 424 -0002 N. C. HIGHWAY f'ATrlOl. 1919)733 -3351 D. SPECIAL HANDLING/EXCEPTION HEPORT/DISCflEPANCY flEPORT . ··:•:-.- · ... ,_:·:··· ·. . -· -..,,. . . . . -.. CNO . . -. .. : ....... . ··-... ·-: . -.· .. -. . . _: .. •·.·::• .. '/ .-:.-. , .. -... tlF N::;EOEU. USE AOOITfONAL SHE.El"$.) E. t:EflTIFICATIONS ; "rHiS-,s--ro·ctr1:Tif!Y THAT THE AEIOVE-NAMC:D t,1ATERIALS ARE PflOPEALY CLASSIFIED. DESCf?IIIED. f'/\CKAG<::o. MJ,F1Ki:O /~NI LABELED. ANO AF1E IN PRO?E:A CONDITION FOR TRANSPORTATION ACCOROJ/•JG TO "CHE /~PPLICJ~DLE 0EGULh1'10l·!$ Of-THE Of PAATMENT_ Of TRANSPORTATION ANO THE UNI TEO STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION /,GENCY •. ; ....• ·.·,-: , •.•.•. • •• -:;,:~:,,::'.-: :~J::·· ~;~---.--G~~-y~Jv;·. ·. :._:_:_-. .-, -di~~ ;f· 7;J~jJ~~---~ __ , .-.-·~;~:~~,-. A HOAIZED flEPRESS:::tJTATIVE OF' GENEAA"t.d'"k I '~EN8AATOR ~E~RE~CNTATIVE'S StGNATun~ OJ\'l'E THIS IS TO CERTIFY ACCEPTANCE OF THE HAZ~RDOUS WASTE SHlf'l,\ENT oescnm~o AOOVE. -• .. "' OA" Tf-11S IS TO CEnnFY ACCEPTA~.ICE'. Of lHE HAzArrDous ',,·JP.STE SHIP.\1CNT DESCRIO!::D AtlOVE r-0;1 D "fREATl.\cl;T D s·TORAGE.OR J OJSPOSAL ,_... ·--~·:·::::~\---~r~-:-:-·"··,. . . :. ·. ·- AUTt-lOHll:EO rtE~.lE!-EN"l' ATIVE OF TSO;= •rsoF. rnEATMEN"f. s:ronAc~. OF? DISPOSAL F""J"\CIUTY· .•· .. OH~ J:o;~M 2900 (l 0/CO} ::./::.\· "•.•:-.·::. • :-~-~-,).;: ·. :,~/:·. ·~_":'• · SOLID /\ND HAZAHOOU:; \VP,SIE .". -: . ..J.::..·,_,_'--;,r-~~ ·--·~.-.~·,:.::,.;.-,._ ... ·· >:;; --n..-+:::<:: • »-r • :> . ...._.,...._,.. ·o, c:....-,c_.-_ ·~ :-<• .. ~·-· ·-· '··: ...... ::-..:;.-'"',·:,;:·_1::,-:=-.-.;)•··:•:; ·-:.•_.~::;.--.: •• -·. . '"fSOF HEJ>DCSCNTI\T!VE"S $1CNt',IUf>!::: Fon AOD:110;-.1/\L INFon1.,ATION,;. :'..•" -. ·:. ·--.· _::::,:-:.:q.:.;.::. CONTF\Cl".t,,/\NIF(ST $YS'ff::r.", · • · · · -.1.-.·.• sou~'~ HAZJ'\itoc,us \',,0ASTf: M ... '\N.:\C£f'.1!°:NT flH,-'\N~,-t -~=::· .. N.c. ri~:.-,.,nrf,~(t;T o~ 11u.,1:,:-1 rr::::souncE:;. -· , ;_-,.· ; I EPA ID t,O. A□on::ss 'TE LEPrlO:>JC NCD~5zal C J · 'l · •• x 177 (-) .3. r,>· ~,. l--'G_,E_N.:_"_.,_.,_,T_o.:.._A ___ +o=?_,/'-'-,..:V7~ __ a_r_o_~·1_n_a_,,_._u_m_i_n_u-1µl-~;~c:..=..,...- N . r 2'7-7~5 t __ 9_1_9 ___ ..,_u_'_·-_)_c 1-Tacon Machine Co. P.O. Box 288 Ht. J. 1---•-R_A_N_s_e_o_R_T_E_A_1_-c.1-- - - - - - + - - - - , - - - - - - - - ~ - . ; - - , E . o _ c : . k i n g ! : 1_ci..!J!-,-1L.C~--· ( 919) IRANSPOi-"rf.ER "2 TSOF .. 1~99 XY P.O. Box 281.l f,t~:-3:---------Macon Fi2chine Co. Rockinf!hc1ri:0 lv.C. 2c}1..,_9 __ .cc8..,9'--5"----·-'S'-''c.~·•: !------~--------~----------~---·---------~ - - - - - - -B .. \"/ASTE INfORl,IATION 1----'----::--c:-'-r--------------,------,--- - - , . - - - - - - r - - - - - - - -CO,'\lTAINEnS fS} NO. IYP,E oar DESCf!IPTJON/CLASS/JO r,o. ~.: ~ 55°,Gal~-.. _:: ·r/od~urii H~d;~xi<le, Barrels·::::.··.· Liquid, 10001454-. ·i_.-: ' ' .. ;~;.,~,Corrosive Nat.erial , ·:: ( • -: .?::' .•. · •. ~!f.1824-_ .•·;:" ._: .. \::: ::· .. -ro·r,~,. (}UANiTfY 3,190 Gals.·· WEIGWf . •. 39 ,15( · Lbs • f:r• /~ Vi AS"( E r:ooe-NUMVI:n . . D·-00~ 01scnt:f'ANCY INFOFl1,\AlJU~ 1-----------~-~--------'------~---------- - - - · - - - - - - - - ~ - - - - · · - - · - · C: Er,1ERGENCY NW,lBERS 1. NATIONAL RESPONSE CENTER:_ l ·B00-424 ·GSOZ • .. . .· GENERATOR: ( I OJSPOS EA: I t N. C. HIGHV,1:.,y PAYROL . . . 1--''-'(_q,_1 __ c,_)),_·_3.,_,,5,.C.:gS'--_5;.c8><.].,_J...._ ___ .._(<J.,~1 ..... 9..,_)-'-'8..,9_,_5_-_;_9;..cc;_,_3~1; __ 19_19_,_73_3_·3_0_51 _~------·-·--·----·---- 1-:c--:-:-c:--:'--'.--:-:-:~:-:-:c-::-c•::C-:-: : C : : : = - : : - : - C - = c c = : - = ~ : - : c - : : c - = ' . C - - : - : : . , - : - : : - : : - = c = c - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - D. SPECIAL HANDLING/EXCEPTION nEPORT/O!SCREPP,NCY H[PORT (NO. 1 !--'.:'.:..::::...::.:::::.:.:.:::.:.:.:..::..:-=::::.:.:. : : : : . . : : : . : . : : . : : . : . . : . . : . : : : . . : . . : . : . : : : . : . . . : : : . : . : . : : . : : : . : : . : : : . : . : : : : . . : . : : . : . : : . : . . . . . : : : : : . . . : : : . : . : . : . _____ ~::.:::.:::=====!__---· . •: ·• ·· .. • . : •. . ·. ; .. . . . . ... . · : -· ·. : . .. . ... .. . . ,. . (IF N!::€0::':D. U,';E AODIIIONAL SHf:.CYS.J E. CERTIFICATIONS .• &Hr$ JS TO CEHTrFY 1"HAT ..... tt A80VE-NAMEO l,1ATEfU;~lS AF1E PROPERLY CLASSIFIED. DESCRWED. J•.,.\C~~AG-eu. r,rAP.KEO ... '\Ni LABELED. ANO ARE IN PfiO?ER CONDITJON fOR TRAr'~SPORTATION ACCOROl:.JG l"O IHE /\PPUCABLf: llEG.ULATIONS OF Tu;: (1(: PAfffLlENT OF tRANSPORTAilON ANO THE UNJTEO sr .. ~\TES ENVIRONMENTAL Pi10TECTION AGErJCY. 7 •• • - ; . , ,. . ; :.. • . • A ~ "·. _'.·/: ().. a:\:~:;·:· OATE THIS IS TO CERTIFY ACCE?Tiu1.:cE OF THE HAZARDOUS WASTE .SHIPMENT DESCRIOCO /\OOVE. . . •·- ·: :.-,-:.- ~:_ ./ ..... •. -· AUTHOtn:ZEO nEPMESENTI\TIVE 0~ T'l,C\NSPOHTER "2 . .. YRANSPOR'TE'H nr::i:•ilE$EN1./\YIVt""S SIGNATLJ~C ·nus IS 10 ccnTJFY ACCEPTANCE OF lf-1[ t-lA2AR oous WASTE SHl?.",1ENI OESCFHBE.~ /\SOVF. F?_~-/ -~·(\f_i<:·:;.-·:.; ·-_:: .-_.-; :.:: .. -.~:.i:•~;~-. D "l"FlEJ\l1-1E/'JT O STORAGE OR xJ OISP05P.L , ... .. -.· .. ·:.· ~: :· . ~. \ ., .. ·.• -· .·}: .. -,._·:-:.-.~:~$DP -Tn El\ IMENl", :nOHAGC. ~~\~'5,PciS.n.L. F/\C I t.lYV .. ·.f;····'.\ OH~. FORM2980(10J,!O) •-~-:-~·: •• -:-S.OLJD A~~D HAZ:A•tDOllS WASTE: d!k!!A!£Zil!_±4W!.&J4tiL.& $ bt::X 0 ·•;·; •; .• •.·•.--..:•a,•••;.•• '-~•••::::,::•::-_•;;·•.~•: .• ;."::·••• -:-· . FOH AODITl0Ni'\L INFOIU.•.ATION:; .•.••• · • ,!•···.•: C:ONTACTt,1.-\Nlrt-:'.;·r SV!°,-r!;::,., . • • ·•:::•.--: . .:_•.· SOLIO t. Hr'\2:AHOOUS WA!.:1·t:: t,l/\N/\G.!:':.".1;:"Ni [\H,."\NCJ'-J-:··.•.-: ti. c. DE.PAn·r,.,,EN·r OF Hu:,V\t'-J nE~OVFi.:(S . ••.:_::·:-=: P. 0. DOX' ::·wn._ g;\~_UCH. N.C. :!)(.()'._! !- iJ. 1oisture % •• •• CHEM-BAC L~, 1~. II • 2500 WEST BLVD., CHARLOTTE, N. C. 28203 P. 0. BOX 3114 TEL. 394-6382 January 6, 1981 REF, 2457 Analyses of Waste Sludge YiADE FOR: Acme Nameplate & Mfg., Inc. P.O. Box 312 Monroe, N.C, 28110 A'ITENTION: Jim Long MARKED, ANALYSIS1 1 .01 P.O.# 11913 Samples received at Chem-Bae Labs, Inc. on 12/12/80 Sample 1 -Resist Removal Operation (,'T~D f-J:,J_,7vt.l<~Vac· Sample 2 -Printing Waste· 2 .02 /olatile Organic % 97,79 87.01 fon-Volatile )rganic % 1.97 lnorganics % .23 la less than 12.84 .13 .05 less than . 05 ll " " .05 " " .05 •lg " " .05 " " .05 'ln " " .05 " " .05 ?e .17 2.10 :!ti .10 8.10 ?b less than .05 less than .05 ::r+3 less than .05 1..!)5 Jr+6 " " .05 less than .05 ::a. " " .05 " " .0.9 in " " .05 2.56 {g " " .01 less than .01 Ni " " .05 less than .05 ~6 " " .05 " " .05 3e " " .05 " " .05 ~ " " ,05 " " .05 pH 7.0 7.0 Sulfur% trace li'lash Point 60-140oF .· -trace 60-140°F • INDEPENDENT LABORATORIES• CHEMISTS BACTERIOLOGISTS • CONSULTANTS T E S T I N G • I N S P E C T I O N • D E V E L O P M E N T • Q U A°•L I T Y C O N T R O L •• • •• CHEM-BA( L~, 'lt'U, I . Cl% Chlorides BTU/# II 1 1-10 1t>T20 • 2500 WEST BLVD., CHARLOTTE, N. C. 28203 P. 0. BOX 3114 TEL. 394-6382 _ 2 Specific Gravity Total Suspended Solids% less than .8 2 1-10 12-16 .8-1.0 Total Dissolved Solids% Volatile Organics less than 5.0 " " 5.0 Alcohols, Ketones 64% Esters 16% Aromatics 18% Aliphatics on-Volatile Organics Resins, oils 2% JCH/th less than _\i.O " " 5. O 60% 15% 5% 8% Q. 13% Respectfully submitted, CHEM-BAC LABORATORIES, INC. t·.(,i_r_,,, 'jl't\ J.C. Hubbell Supervising Chemist • INDEPENDENT LABORATORIES• CHEMISTS• BACTERIOLOGISTS• CONSULTANTS TESTING. INSPECTION. DEVELOPMENT. QUALITY CONTROL • • .JAMES D. HUNl" • .JR, (;OVEFiNO" · STATE OF NORTH CAR0LiNA DEPAR"fMENT OF' HUMAN RESOURCES Division of Health Service~ HUGH tt. Tll.SOH, p,:_r..•. SARAH T. 1,IQ~~!CW, M.D., M.P.H. 5EC/?ll"fAllY P. 0. B«x 2091 J{alcigh. 27602 Mr. Charles Macon Macon Farms and Trucking Route l, Box 288 Rockingham, NC 28379 RE: Macon Machine Company Dear Mr. Macon: November 10, 1980. I ,i,:1:c, ,·C'•i"l' Based upon laboratory ana"lysis of samrifo_s Jaken by Mr. Terry Dover-, So1icl and Hazardous Waste Management: Branch on ~~t 22, 1980, the 1·1aste on yotJ hanctl e is ;; hazardous 1·1aste. -The samples were analyzed according to the Ex·· traction Procedure ( EP) Toxicity as defined by Subpart C, Part 261 . 2'1 of th(: May 19, 1980 Federal Register. The maximum allowed limits were exceeded for chromium and lead. As recommeilded per phone conversation by Mr. Terry Dover on November t1, 1980 you shou1-! notify the EPA as a generator, storage, and transporter of hazardous waste.by November 19, 1980. Notification can be made.by requestin9 the appropriate forms from Mr. Ray Cozart, Environmental Protection J1gency, (404) 881-3446. . If you have any questions concerning this matter, please contact our office at (919) 733-2188. 1-JP:ly cc: Mr. Terry Dove, Mr. Mick Noland Sincerely, L0~~nC)~Q~ Wi"lliam Paige, Environmental Chenrist Solid & Hazardous Waste Management: Uranch Environmental _Health Section P.O. STATE_ LABORATORY OF PUElLIC HEALTH& Al:VISIO'" OF HEALTH SERVICES U ~~EPARTi•:ENT OF' HUt·li\,1 RESO~S' B0~80l,7 -306 H. \·!ILMIHGTOi! ST:~ALEIGH 27611 CHEMICAL ANALYSES -SOLID At-lD HAZARDOUS \·/ASTE $((./;O:, CcY)oJ<~ Zip ____ --'---' iunty: (2,·r_ L i .. , ~ ,port To: !dress: ------~---Zip _____ --1 illected By: ' ti~/ ,te Collected: 1 o Ii-.,_/,<(O Time / -) /Pili ) i I __:__-'-------f'--~~t/ ,cetion of Seropling Point: ~~========----_ --J ) Extractable Met~ f P ) trp,c ~~ults expressed Total He tals --__: ____ .,.H:;:e:;-:s;::u~l;--t;;;~ indicated, in ppm unless otherwise Results ,/Arsenic A'I LI. Solids, dissolved /Barium / / () l,,1 Solids, suspended .../ Cadmi7" u"'m-,_------t----1?'.s:;Y,f.:.--'~!k.1'7----+--::-s-o=-1-::-id7s....:..., ---,t,--o--ct---'a-:lc------,-----l---------'------ Chloride '-----" Solids, total volatile vChromium ('l_ l. .. ,) .spec. Conductivity Color Zinc Copper "~drin ✓ Flammability A/1)&. _ .C' I_, ..._, t I-Lindane ·, Fluoride 1-lethoxvchlor (/OU/J') "1an2:anese ~ Hercury /ti A Nitrate ✓ uH Al A v-Selenium ..,, ,j_ v'Silver //,/\ Toxauhene 2.4-D 2,4,5-TP Reported By ------- Laboratory llunber -'··::")'.1 -, 1G~~7:l ------------------- P.O. DIVISION OF HEALTH SERVICES N. DEPARTMENT OF HU:•l!l;l RESOUR • • ~1,7 -306 N. \·!ILMrnGTOi! S. -EIGH 2'(611 CHEMICAL ANALYSES -SOLID At!D HAZARDOUS t!ASTE Jj,{c, ('_ (n< h,,,.,,.., 'a ' ,1 .u:.,i K<f ' • a, Source: a,", /YIA..( \ \ ...... CJ Remarks: c hr;,y1e. $ m a_c.-" ,;,,,-M 11 . t.ddress: -:; f<. //o 3 {:,,-,,JC> UCL. Af. (._. ~ /,uJ.- /l !717 y ,n'. . 2 """-'-. PY.:n. ......... --;z~ )( -,, 0 q Zip - County: (2,•r l 1--.0 .. A 9 .· /h{:., '<;-? • -?.eport To: 'I -<--. ,;ddress: ;J~. rid;_ ' Zip Telephone Number: ( ) 13]-,:j1.1'6f . Collected By: ----] / -1cvv'1 _ • v c.✓ J&1/z_~ ~D Time AM ·- Date Collected: I-7 /2tJ,") -~ Location of Sampling Point: ---------------------.... _ ) ,,.--f ,-,; . -; --/ in .E.E:!:. unless otherwise Extractable Metal c I.~, u -7 _______,,.,. Results expressed ) Total Metals Results · indicated, Results ./ Arsenic A) LJ. Solids, dissolved ../ Barium (/;,?A') Solids, suspended ,./ Cadmium < 7'i, t:; Solids, total Chloride Solids, total volatile ----- Chromium (/~.t-..) Spec, Conductivity Color -Zinc Copper "ndrin .- v---Flammability ''" ,. -r l-.... .._. I (n Lindane Fluoride l-lethoxvchlor Iron Toxauhene -1.ead (IR.{ ) 2.4-D 1-lan<>anese 2,4,5-TP --Mercury Al A- Nitrate t.____nH ,,J A. Selenium .,, J LL --Silver < 0,'f - '·.'cc Received ___ 1~½ __ ,._-1_/_<3~0 ___ Date Reported s,dfo II l13t:. Reported By ------ Laboratory Nuciber -------------------- . STATE. LABORATORY OF PUBLIC HEALT~Ja. IVISION OF HEALTH SERVIC~E. EPARTi·HoNT OF HU:•::l,l RESO S P.O. BO 7 -306 IL \·!ILMIUGTO,! ST., r,LEIGH 27611 CHEMICAL ANALYSES -SOLID M!D HAZARDOUS WASTE urce: 4.l.(.~~-6.-v..--.:;-U,<_ ·1/u... '-y Rem3rks: L,,,ti'.. f 0 ,,,,?-. / C 1, ,;.,vi~ , 10", ,,__ · \ fr R/f;J\P dress: .5. R. II; ;3 f' Ayin u« tJ.c . ~e., . !::2::. 2-,~ X. I IO 9 Zip t,dm f ~,-,/~ f-ved-~ f?,-r (.I.,, j i:,J /.j-'--. unty: I / PJ~~cJJ ,port To: . --V ~G .dress: Ort e c; Zip -.,..:::::-. !lephone Number: ( ) -.·.c;' ,v~-v-,,_ . lllected By: ~M . ~ •o/.,,,./go Tim67) _. ~ !te Collected: ,~2.tion of Sampling Point: -') Extractable Meta]Js({__fJ "J,rp;,.f~ Results expressed in ppm unless otherwise Total Metals Results · indicated, Results / Arsenic Al A Solids, dissolved _,,,,.-Barium 14. LI Solids, suspended / Cadmium '\ l'I. (' Solids, total Chloride Soiids, total volatile ../ Chromium < ~.L/ Spec, Conductivity Color ' Zinc Copper drin / Flammability ~101{-f /,,1,,,...._:..,l I~ Lindane Fluoride Hethoxvchlor Iron Toxanhene __,,,. I.!' .ed (/'" ) 2 .4-D Manpanese ' 2,4,5-TP _.,.-Mercury Ar A Nitrate . V p]!• Al d. ✓ Selenium A I A_ 'V Silver r ((},"1 Date Reportcd~O Reported By -------. ''9""'3 Laboratory Nucibc:r I •~_;,.a •• • Date of Analysis: _____ .:..:/c,+/..:::~a...;/J+---'/~/---'/'-f-~-"g,.;;..l'.) ___ _ I / I Analyzed By: _____ __,__,:..ft}i.--"-X"---"~=-'o""o"""'--'-· ___ _ cABORATORY SIIMPLE NUMBER DESCRIPTION NUM\f;.~1127 ,4 ~, __ !.,.,,,,.'./c /e,_ (16,,-,uJuX G 3 11 ;,; ;::, j/,.J~e --It; 03':126 SlJt' , -rr 2-- V ' CuMMENTS: DHS Form 1440 (Rev. 2-75) Occupational Health ' tf ,. Jt,,;,._{,,,___ -S: '--- ]M_'---e--<::[ ,_,____ REMARKS RESULTS IN DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES -DIVISION OF HEALTH SERVICES LABORATORY ·SECTION OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH G C REPORT SHEET coMP ANY = M!+c()tJ Flft.M s: M1/J -rt.ar:vur.,... DATE OF ANALYSIS: loh7, 11-1 /ro , ;, r 7 SAMPLE II tl!etkt /IC. :-111 ,a. '1 f- .?il:it, 3Lf.~{, ~ .. -(f) '--' ( - # / •· tY DH_S Form 2123 11-74 Laboratory ''.:·· + Jt,//.fr;ne. ~ ' -t + + -+ . -'/,,_. ,. ,f-' -,; /,;,_ f, , ti ~~~--- - {/ TOTAL MILLIGRAMS ' t-T .. J,Jc,,"'.fJ,.J! . ,,e_ I + + _, . -,#1 _, ·-. ./ , A . --,? -' ,,,,,, II ' (/ ---,, #. e:..::::-L,.,,-1' ~ (7 . { • • MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET -•• OATINGS, RESINS AND RE1•RIALS DATE OF PREP. 9-30-80 I (Approved by U.S. Department of Labor··esaentially Similar"to Form OSHA-20) Acme Nameplate .. Section I MANUFACTURER'S NAME Li 1 ly Industrial Coatings, Inc. STREET ADDRESS 546 Abbott Street CITY. STATE. ANO ZIP CODE Indianapolis, Indiana 46225 EMER1ENCY TELEPHONE NO. (317) 634-8512 PRODUCT CLASS MANUFACTURERS CODE IDENTIFICATION TRADE NAME 10% lrgacet Yellow Section II -HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS VOLUME TLV VAPOR INGREDIENT LEL PRESSURE PERCENT PPM mg/M3 mm@ 20°c Cel losolve So 1 vent 93 200 1 . 8 4.0 t,, Section Ill -PHYSICAL DATA BOILING FIANGE 13b DEGREES CENTIGRADE VAPOR DENSITY ~HEAVIER D LIGHTER. THAN AIR .. EVAPORATION RATE D FASTER ~ SLOWER, THAN ETHE~ PERCENT VOLATILE 93 WEIGHT PER 8.00 BY VOLUME .. GALLON Section IV -FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD DATA DOT CATEGORY Combustible FLASH POINT 0LC 108°F (CC) LEL RED LABEL No SEE SECTION II EXTINGUISHING MEDIA Use Nati ona 1 Fi re Protection Association (NFPA) Class B extinguishers (carbon dioxide, dry chemi ca 1 or foam) designed to extinguish NFPA Class 1B fl arrrnab 1 e liquid f i res . UNUSUAL FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARDS Keep containers tightly closed. I sol ate from heat, e lectri ca 1 equipment, sparks and open f 1 ame. C 1 osed con ta i ne r may exp lode when exposed to extreme heat. Do not apply to hot surfaces. SPECIAL FIRE FIGHTING PROCEDURES Water spray may be ineffective. Water may be used to coo 1 c 1 osed containers to prevent pressure buildup and possible autoignition or explosion when expose'd to extreme heat. If water is used, fog nozzles are preferable. ... . . » nV-HEALTH HAZARD~ , ·• ,., THRESHOLD LIMIT VALUE See Section 11 EFFECTS OF OVEREXPOSURE Inhalation: Anesthetic. I rri tati on of the respiratory tract or acute nervous system depression characterized by headache, dizziness, staggering gait, confusion, unconsciousness or coma. Skin or Eye Con tact: Primary irritation. EMERGENCY AND FIRST AID PROCEDURES Fumes: Remove from exposure. Restore breathing. Keep warm and ' quiet. Not I fy a physician. Splash (eyes) : Flush i rrmedi ate ly with copious quantities .-of running water for at least 15 minutes. Take to a physician for definitive medical treatment. Splash (skin): Remove with soap and water. Remove contaminated clothing. Section VI -REACTIVITY DATA STABILITY LJ UNSTABLE G:x) STABLE CONDITIONS TO AVOID NA INCOM PAT ABILITY (Mareria/s 10 avoid) NA HAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS May produce hazardous fumes when heated to decomposition as In welding. Fumes may contain carbon monoxide and oxides of nitrogen. HAZARDOUS POLYMERIZATION D MAY OCCUR ~ WILL NOT OCCUR CONDITIONS TO AVOID NA Section VII -SPILL OR LEAK PROCEDURES STEPS TO BE TAKEN IN CASE MATERIAL IS RELEASED OR SPILLED Remove all sources of ignition (flames, hot surfaces, and electrical, static, or frictional sparks). Avoid breathing vapors. Ventilate area. Remove with inert absorbent and non-sparking tools. WASTE DISPOSAL METHOD Dispose of in accordance with l oca 1 , state and federal regulations. Do not incinerate closed containers. Section VIII -SPECIAL PROTECTION INFORMATION RESPIRATORY PROTECTION In outdoor or open areas use Bureau of Mones approved mechanical f, l te r respirator to. remqve so 1 id airborne particles of overspray during spray application. In restricted ventilation areas use Bureau of Mines approved chemical-mechanical f i l te rs designed to remove a combination of particulate and gas and vapor. In· confined areas use Bureau of Mines approved air 1 i ne type resp i raters or hoods. :.,. •' VENTILATION Provide genera 1 di 1 ut ion or local exhaust ventilation in volume and pattern 'to keep TLV of most hazardous ingredient in Section 11 below acceptable 1 i mi t, LEL in Section IV below stated limit, and to remove decomposition products during welding or flame cutting on surfaces coated with this product. PROTECTIVE GLOVES Required for.prolonged or repeated contact. EYE PROTECTION Use safety eyewear des l gned to protect against splash of liquids. OTHER PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT Prevent prolonged skin contact with contaminated clothing. Section IX -SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS PRECAUTIONS TO BE TAKEN IN HANDLING AND STORING Do not store above l20°F. Store large quantities in buildings designed for storage of NFPA Class 11 flammable liquids. OTHER PRECAUTIONS Do not take internally. Containers should be grounded when pouring. Avoid free fa 11 of 1 i quid in excess of a few inches. Do not flame cut, braze, or weld without u. s. Bureau of Mines approved respirator or appropriate ventilation. ,. . ~ .. MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET :. ..OATINGS, RESINS AND RELA •• RIALS DATE OF PREP. 9-30-80 I (Approved by U.S. Dopartmenl of Labor "Esaentially SimilarH to Form OSHA-20) Acme Nameplate Section I MANUFACTURER'S NAME Li 1 ly Industrial Coatings, Inc. STREET ADDRESS 54b Abbott Street CITY, STATE, ANO ZIP CODE Indianapolis, Indiana 46225 EMER~ENCYTELEPHONE NO. ( 317) 634-8512 PRODUCT CLASS MANUFACTURERS CODE IDENTIFICATION TRADE NAME 80210-1490 Epoxy Varnish Section II -HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS VOLUME TLV VAPOR INGREDIENT LEL PRESSURE PERCENT PPM mg/M' mm@20°C #1 Espesol 35 100 1.0 2.8 Cel losolve Acetate 20 100 1 . 7 1 . 2 I ' I sobutano 1 13 100 1 . 7 9.0 N-Bu tano 1 (Less than 5) (5) 100 1 . 4 5.0 An hydro 1 PM-4081 (Less i). than 5) (5) 1000 4.3 44.0 Section Ill -PHYSICAL DATA BOILING RANGE Z8 -170 DEGREES CENTIGRADE VAPOR DENSITY [ill HEAVIER D LIGHTER, THAN AIR • EVAPORATION RATE D FASTER 0 SLOWER, THAN ETHER PEACENTYOLATILE 75· WEIGHT PER BY VOLUME % GALLON 7,90 Section IV -FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD DATA DOT CATEGORY Flammable FLASH POINT · 85°F (CC) LEL Yes RED LABEL SEE SECTION II EXTINGUISHING MEDIA Use National Fi re Protection Association (NFPA) Class B extinguishers (carbon dioxide, dry chemical or foam) designed to extinguish NFPA Class 18 f 1 ammab le 1 i quid f i res . UNUSUAL FIRE ANO EXPLOSION HAZARDS Keep containers tightly closed. Isolate from heat, e lectri ca 1 equiprrent, sparks and open flame. Closed container may exp 1 ode when exposed to extrerre heat. Do not apply to hot surfaces. SPECIAL Fl RE FIGHTING PROCEDURES Water spray may be ineffective. Water may be used to cool closed containers to prevent pressure buildup and possible autoignition or explosion when exposed to extreme heat. If water is used, fog nozzles a re preferable. . ~ r -,tion V -HEALTH HAZAR~ • - THRESHOLD LIMIT VALUE See Section 11 EFFECTS OF OVEREXPOSURE Inhalation: Anesthetic. I rri tat ion of the respiratory tract or acute nervous system depression characterized by headache, dizziness, staggering 9ait, confusion, unconsciousness or coma. Skin or Eye Con tact: Primary i rri tat ion. EMERGENCY ANO FIRST AID PROCEDURES Fumes: Remove f ram exposure. Res tore breathing. Keep warm and ! quiet. Not I fy a physician. Splash (eyes) : Flush immediately with copious quantities .-of running water for at least 15 minutes. Take to a physician for definitive medical treatment. Splash (skin): Remove with soap and water. Remove contaminated clothing. Section VI -REACTIVITY DATA STABILITY [=:J UNSTABLE G:i<) STABLE CONDITIONS TO AVOID NA INCOMPATAB1LITY (Marerials to avoid) NA HAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS May produce hazardous fumes when heated to decomposition as in welding. Fumes may contain carbon monoxide and oxides of nitrogen. HAZARDOUS POLYMERIZATION D MAY OCCUR m WILL NOT OCCUR CONDITIONS TO AVOID NA Section VII -SPILL OR LEAK PROCEDURES STEPS TO BE TAKEN IN CASE MATERIAL IS RELEASED OR SPILLED Remove all sources of ignition (flames, hot surf aces, and electrical, static, or frictional sparks). Avoid breathing vapors. Ventilate area. Remove with inert absorbent and non-sparking too 1 s. i,. WASTE DISPOSAL METHOD Dispose of in accordance with i oca i , state and fede ra 1 regulations. Do not incinerate closed cont a i ne rs . Section VIII -SPECIAL PROTECTION INFORMATION RESPIRATORY PROTECTION · In au fdoor or open areas use Bureau of Mones approved mechan i ca 1 filter resp i rator to remove so 1 id air borne particles of overspray during spray application. In restricted ventilation areas use Bureau of Mines approved chemical-mechanical -. filters designed to remove a combination of particulate and gas and vapor. In confined areas use Bureau of Mines approved a i r 1 i ne type respi raters or hoods. VENTILATION Provide general dilution or local exhaust vent i 1 ati on in volume and pattern to keep TLV of most hazardous ingredient in Section II below acceptable limit, LEL in Section IV be low stated 1 i mi t, and to remove decomposition products during welding or flame cutting on surfaces coated with this p reduct. PROTECTIVE GLOVES Required for prolonged or repeated contact. EYE PROTECTION Use safety eyewear designed to protect against sp I ash of 1 iquids. OTHER PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT Prevent prolonged skin contact with contaminated clothing. Section IX -SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS PRECAUTIONS TO BE TAKEN 1N HANDLING AND STORING Do not store above 120°F. store large ·quantities in bui I dings designed for storage of NFPA Class II flammable liquids. OTHER PRECAUTIONS Do not take internally. Containers should be grounded when pouring. Avoid free fa II of 1 i quid in excess of a few inches. Do not flame cut, braze, or oreld without U.S. Bureau of Mines approved respirator or appropriate ventilation. . - . ~ MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET •• ATINGS, RESINS AND RELAT •• IALS DATE OF PREP. 9-30-80 I (Approved by U.S. Department of Labor .. Essentially Similar" to Form OSHA-20) Acme Nameplate Section I MANUFACTURER"$ NAME Li 1 ly Industrial Coatings, Inc. STREET ADDRESS 54b Abbott Street CITY. STATE. ANO ZIP CODE I ndi anapo 1 is, Indiana 46225 EMER~~ENCY TELEPHONE NO. (317) 634-8512 PRODUCT CLASS MANUFACTURERS CODE IDENTIFICATION TRADE NAME 77210-706 Epoxy Size Liquid Section II -HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS VOLUME TUI VAPOR INGREDIENT PERCENT LEL PRESSURE PPM mg/M, mm@ 20°c Xylene 32 1 00 1. 1 7.0 lsobutanol 9 100 1 . 7 9.0 Cel losolve Acetate 32 100 1. 7 1. 2 Butyl Cel losolve (Less than 5) (5) 50 1 . 1 0.6 t,. #1 Espesol (Less than 5) (5) 100 1 . 0 2.8 Section Ill -PHYSICAL DATA BOILING RANGE 1 Oil -1 Z 1 DEGREES CENTIGRADE VAPOR DENSITY [filHEAVIER D LIGHTER, THAN AIR • EVAPORATION RATE D FASTER 0 SLOWER, THAN ETHER PERCENT VOLATILE 77 WEIGHT PER 8. 10 BY VOLUME .. GALLON Section IV -FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAzARD DATA DOT CATEGORY Flammable FLASH POINT 76°F (CC) LEL Yes RED LABEL SEE SECTION ti EXTINGUISHING MEDIA Use National Fi re Protection Association (NFPA) Class B extinguishers (carbon dioxide, dry chemi ca 1 or foam) designed to extinguish NFPA Class 1B flammable 1 i quid f i res • UNUSUAL FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARDS Keep con ta i ne rs tightly closed. Isolate from heat, e lectri ca 1 equipment, sparks and open flame. Closed container may exp lode when exposed I to extreme heat. Do not apply to hot surfaces. SPECIAL FIRE FIGHTING PROCEDURES Water spray may be ineffective. Water may be used to cool closed con ta i ne rs to prevent pressure buildup and possible autoignition or explosion when exposed to extreme heat. If water is used, fog nozzles are preferable. . ~ . , tion V -HEALTH HAZARD~ . THRESHOLD LIMIT VALUE See Section II EFFECTS OF OVEREXPOSURE Inhalation: Anesthetic. I rri tat ion of the respiratory tract or acute nervous system depression characterized by headache, dizziness, staggering gal t, confusion, unconsci oUsness or coma. Skin or Eye Contact: Primary irritation. EMERGENCY AND FIRST AID PROCEDURES Fumes: Remove from exposure. Restore breathing. Keep warm and ! quiet. Notify a physician. Sp 1 ash (eyes) : Flush immediately with copious quantities .-of running water for at least 15 minutes. Take to a physician for definitive medical t re a tmen t. Sp 1 ash (skin): Remove with soap and water. Remove contaminated clothing. Section VI -REACTIVITY DATA STABILITY DUNSTABLE Gx) STABLE CONDITIONS TO AVOID NA INCOMPATABILITY (Materials roavoid) NA HAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS May produce hazardous fumes when heated to decomposition as in welding. Fumes may contain carbon monoxide and oxides of nitrogen. HAZARDOUS POLYMERIZATION D MAY OCCUR ~ WILL NOT OCCUR CONDITIONS TO AVOID NA Section VII -SPILL OR LEAK PROCEDURES STEPS TO BE TAKEN 1N CASE MATERIAL IS RELEASED OR SPILLED Remove al 1 sources of igrti tion (flames, hot surfaces, and electrical, static, or frictional .sparks). Avoid breathing vapors. Ven ti late area. Remove with inert absorbent and non-sparking too 1 s. . O· WASTE DISPOSAL METHOD Dispose of in accordance with 1 oca 1 , state and federal regulations. Do not incinerate closed containers. Section VIII -SPECIAL PROTECTION INFORMATION RESPIRATORY PROTECTION In outdoor or open areas use Bureau ot Mines approved mechan i ca I t I I te r respirator to remove so 1 id air borne particles of overspray during spray application. In restricted ventilation areas use Bureau of Mines approved chemical-mechanical fi 1 ters designed to remove a combination of particulate and gas and vapor. In confined areas use Bureau of Mines approved air 1 i ne type respirators or hoods. VENTILATION Provide general dilution or local exhaust vent i 1 at ion in volume and pattern to keep TLV of most hazardous ingredient in Section 11 belo,, acceptable limit, LEL in Section IV belo,, stated 1 i mi t, and to remove decomposition products during welding or flame cutting on surfaces coated with this product. PROTECTIVE GLOVES Required for prolonged or repeated contact. EYE PROTECTION Use safety eyewear designed to protect against splash ·of liquids. OTHER PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT Prevent prolonged skin contact with contaminated clothing. Section IX -SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS PRECAUTIONS TO BE TAKEN IN HANDLING AND STORING Do not store above 120° F. Store large quantities in buildings designed for storage of NFPA° C 1 ass 11 flammable liquids; OTHER PRECAUTIONS Do not take internally. Containers should be grounded when pouring. Avoid free fa 11 of 1i quid in excess of a few inches. Do not f 1 ame cut, braze, or weld without U.S. Bureau of Ml nes approved respirator or appropriate ventilation. . - . ~ MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET DATE OF PREP. 9-30-80 I .~ATINGS, RESINS AND RELAT •• RIALS {Approved by U.S. Department of Labor "Esaenlially Similar"' to Form OSHA-20) Acme Nameplate Section I MANUFACTURER'S NAME Li 1 ly Industrial Coatings, Inc. STREET ADDRESS 546 AbboH Street CITY, STATE. AND ZIP CODE Indianapolis, Indiana 46225 EMER~NCY TELEPHONE NO. ( 317) 634-8512 PRODUCT CLASS MANUFACTURERS CODE IDENTIFICATION TRADE NAME 6302 Black Coating Section II -HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS VOLUME TLV VAPOR INGREDIENT LEL PRESSURE PERCENT PPM mg/Ml mm@ 2o•c #2 Es peso 1 41 100 1.0 0.8 Butyl Carbi tol (Less than 5) (5) NA 0.9 0. 1 i Mineral Spirits 15 200 0.8 2.0 Xylene (Less than 5) (5) 100 1. 1 7.0 V· A-2305-C Aromatic Solvent 15 100 1 . 0 0.2 Section Ill -PHYSICAL DATA BOILING RANGE 139 -25/'.. DEGREES CENTIGR~DE VAPOR DENSITY ~HEAVIER D LIGHTER, THAN AIR • EVAPORATION RATE D FASTER ~SLOWER.THAN ETHER PERCENT VOLATILE 73 WEIGHT PER 8.00 BY VOLUME " GALLON Section IV -FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD DATA DOT CATEGORY Combustible FLASH POINT 117°F (CC) LEL RED LABEL No SEE SECTION II EXTINGUISHING MEDIA Use National Fi re Protection Association (NFPA) Class B extinguishers (carbon dioxide, dry chemi ca 1 or foam) designed to extinguish NFPA Class 1B f 1 arrrnab 1 e 1 i quid fires. UNUSUAL FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARDS Keep con ta i ne rs tightly closed. Isolate from heat, e lectri ca 1 equipment, sparks and open flame. Closed container may exp lode when exposed to extreme heat. Do not apply to hot surfaces. SPECIAL FIRE FIGHTING PROCEDURES Water spray may be ineffective. Water may be used to cool closed con ta i ne rs to prevent pressure buildup and possible autoignition or explosion when exposed to extreme heat. If water is used, fog nozzles are preferable. . ~ . -. -llsllon V -HEALTH HAZARD i[ .. THRESHOLD LIMIT VALUE See Section II EFFECTS OF OVEREXPOSURE Inhalation: Anesthetic. I rri tati on of the respiratory tract or acute nervous system depression characterized by headache, dizziness, staggering gait, confusion, unconsciousness or coma. Skin or Eye Con tact: Primary irritation. EMERGENCY ANO FIRST AID PROCEDURES Fumes: Remove f rem exposure. Res tore breath Ing. Keep warm and !- quiet. Notify a physician. Splash (eyes) : F 1 ush i rrmedi ate ly with copious quantities of running water for at least 15 minutes. Take to a physician for definitive medical t reatrrent. Splash (skin): Remove with soap and water. Remove contaminated clothing. Section VI -REACTIVITY DATA STABILITY [:] UNSTABLE G:i.J STABLE CONDITIONS TO AVOID NA 1NCOMPATABILITY {Materials lo avoid} NA HAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS May produce hazardous fun-es when heated to decomposition as 1 n welding. Fumes may contain carbon monoxide and oxides of nitrogen. HAZARDOUS POLYMERIZATION D MAY OCCUR C!?i WILLNOTOCCUR CONDIT JONS TO AVOID NA Section VII -SPILL OR LEAK PROCEDURES STEPS TO BE TAKEN IN CASE MATERIAL IS RELEASED OR SPILLED Remove ·a 11 sources of ignition (flames, hot surfaces, and electrical, static, or frictional sparks) . Avoid breathing vapors. Ven ti late area. Remove with inert absorbent and nonV-parking tools. WASTE DISPOSAL METHOD Dispose of in accordance with local, state and federal regulations. Do not i nci ne rate closed containers. Section VIII -SPECIAL PROTECTION INFORMATION RESPIRATORY PROTECTION In outdoor or open areas use Bureau of Mines approved mechanical f1 lter resp irater to remove solid airborne particles of overspray during spray application. In restricted ventilation areas use Bureau of Mines approved chemical-n-echanical fi 1 ters designed to remove a combination of particulate and gas and vapor; In confined areas use Bureau of Mines approved air 1i ne type respi raters or hoods. VENTILATION Provide general dilution or local exhaust ventilation in volun-e and pattern 'to keep TLV of most hazardous ingredient in Section 11 be lo,, acceptable limit, LEL in Section IV belo,, stated 1 i mi t, and to remove decomposition products during welding or f I arre cutting on surfaces coated with this product. PROTECTIVE GLOVES Required for prolonged or repeated contact. EYE PROTECTION Use safety eyewear designed to protect against splash· of liquids. OTHER PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT Pre vent prolonged skin contact with contaminated clothing. Section IX -SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS PRECAUTIONS TO BE TAKEN IN HANDLING AND STQ_RING Do not store above 120° F. Store lar_ge quantities in bui 1 dings designed for storage of NFPA Class 11 flammable 1 i quids . OTHER PRECAUTIONS Do not take i n tern a 1 1 y . Containers should be grounded when pouring. Avoid free fa 11 of liquid in excess of a few inches. Do not flarre cut, braze, or weld without u. s. Bureau of Mines approved respirator or appropriate ventilation. . - . ~ MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET -COATINGS, RESINS AND RELA-ERIALS ,= I (Approved by U.S. Departmenl of Labor··easentially Similar" lo Form OSHA-20) .:.ATE OF PREP. 9-30-80 Acme Nameplate Section I MANUFACTURER'S NAME Li 1 ly Industrial Coatings, Inc. STREET ADDRESS 546 Abbott Street CITY. STATE, AND ZIP CODE I ndi anapo 1 is, Indiana 46225 EMER~.ENCYTELEPHONE NO. ( 317) 634-8512 PRODUCT CLASS MANUFACTURERS CODE IDENTIFICATION . TRADE NAME 76210-1161B Ext. Hi Heat Varnish Section II -HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS VOLUME TLV VAPOR INGREDIENT LEL PRESSURE PERCENT PPM mg/M 3 mm @20°C Ce 11 oso 1 ve Solvent 7 200 1. 8 4.0 Cel losolve Acetate 10 100 1. 7 1. 2 N-Butanol 11 100 1. 4 5.0 Butyl Carbitol 26 50 1. 1 0.6 Xylene (Less than 5) (5) 100 1. 1 7,0 Section Ill -PHYSICAL DATA I BOILING RANGE 11 Z -156 DEGREES CENTIGRADE VA_POR DENSITY ~ HEAVIER D LIGHTER. THAN AIR • EVAPORATION RATE D FASTER 0 SLOWER, THAN ETHER PERCENT VOLATILE WEIGHT PER BY VOLUME 56 % GALLON 8.45 Section IV -FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD DATA DOT CATEGORY Flammable FLASH POINT 0LC 80°F (CC) LEL Yes RED LABEL SEE SECTION II EXTINGUISHING MEDIA Use National Fi re Protection Association (NFPA) C 1 ass . B extinguishers (carbon dioxide, dry chemi ca 1 or foam) designed to extinguish NFPA Class 1B flanvnable 1 i quid f i res • UNUSUAL FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARDS Keep containers tightly closed. I so late from heat, electrical equipment, sparks and open f 1 ame. Closed con ta i ne r may exp lode when exposed to extreme heat. Do not apply to hot surfaces. SPECIAL FIRE FIGHTING PROCEDURES Water spray may be ineffective. Water may be used to cool closed con ta i ne rs to prevent pressure bui 1 dup and possible autoignition or explosion when exposed to extreme heat. If water is used, fog nozzles are preferable. . ~ 1h -. on V -HEALTH HAZARD.t -. THRESHOLD LIMIT VALUE See Section II EFFECTS OF OVEREXPOSURE Inhalation: Anesthetic. I rri tati on of the respiratory tract or acute nervous system depression characterized by headache, dizziness, staggering gait, confusion, unconsciousness or coma. Skin or Eye Con tact: Primary i rri tat ion. EMERGENCY AND FIRST AID PROCEDURES Fumes: Remove from exposure. Res tore breath I n·g. Keep warm and ! quiet. Not I fy a physician. Sp 1 ash (eyes) : Flush immediately with copious quantities .-of running water for at least 15 minutes. Take to a physician for definitive medical treatment. Splash (skin): Remove with soap and water. Remove contaminated clothing. Section VI -REACTIVITY DATA STABILITY [:] UNSTABLE Gil STABLE CONDITIONS TO AVOID NA INCOMPATABIUTY (Materials ro avoid) NA HAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS May produce hazardous fumes when heated to decomposition as ln welding. Fumes may contain carbon monoxide and oxides of nitrogen. HAZARDOUS POLYMERIZATION D MAY OCCUR ~ WILL NOT OCCUR CONDITIONS TO AVOID NA Section VII -SPILL OR LEAK PROCEDURES STEPS TO BE TAKEN IN CASE MATERIAL IS RELEASED OR SPILLED Remove a 11 sources of ignition (flames, hot surfaces, and e 1 e ctr i ca 1 , static, or frictional sparks). Avoid.breathing vapors. Ventilate area. Remove with i ne rt,J;ibsorbent and non-sparking tools. WASTE DISPOSAL METHOD Dispose of in accordance with loca.1, state and federal regu 1 at ions. Do not incinerate closed containers. Section VIII -SPECIAL PROTECTION INFORMATION RESPIRATORY PROTECTION In outdoor or open areas use Bureau of Mines approved mechan i ca 1 t, I ter respirator to remove so 1 id airborne particles of overspray during spray application. In restricted ventilation areas use Bureau of Mines approved chemi ca 1-mechan_ i ca 1 f i 1 te rs designed to remove a combination of particulate and gas and vapor: In confined areas use Bureau of Mines approved air 1 i ne type respirators. or hoods. ., VENTILATION Provide general dilution or local exhaust ventilation in volume and pattern 'to keep TLV of most hazardous ingredient in Section II be 1 a,, acceptable limit, LEL in Section IV belo,, stated 1 i mi t, and to remove de compos i ti on products during welding or flame cutting on surfaces coated with this product. PROTECTIVE GLOVES Required for prolonged or repeated contact. EYE PROTECTION Use safety eyewear designed to protect against splash of liquids. OTHER PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT Prevent prolonged skin contact with containi nated c lathing. Section IX -SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS PRECAUTIONS TO BE TAKEN IN HANDLING ANO STORING Do not store above 120°F. Store large quantities in bu'i ldings designed for storage of NFPA Class II f 1 anunab 1 e liquids. OTHER PRECAUTIONS Do not take internally. Containers should be grounded when pouring. Avoid free fall of 1 i quid in excess of a few inches. Do not flame cut, braze, or weld without u.s. Bureau of Mines approved respirator or appropriate ventilation .. . ~ MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET NPCA 1-72 ,. ·~ATINGS, RESINS AND RELA •• RIALS DATE OF PREP. 9-30-80 l (Approved by U.S. Departme_nt of Labor··euentiatlySimila( to Form OSHA-20) Acme Nameplate Section I MANUFACTURER'S NAME Li 1 ly Industrial Coatings, Inc. STREET ADDRESS 546 AbboH Street CITY. STATE, ANO ZlP CODE Indianapolis, Indiana 46225 EMERd_ENCY TELEPHONE NO. ( 317) 634-8512 • PRODUCT CLASS MANUFACTURERS CODE IDENTIFICATION TRADE NAME 79202-1589 Fisher Dark Brown Enamel Section II -HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS VOLUME Tll/ VAPOR l~GREDIENT PERCENT LEL PRESSURE PPM mg/M~ mm@ 20•c Xylene 1 3 100 1 . 1 7.0 Mineral Spirits 9 200 0.8 2.0 #2 Espesol 29 100 1.0 0.8 A-2305-C Aromatic Solvent 1 7 100 1.0 0.2 Butyl Ca rb i to 1 (Less than 5) (5) NA 0.9 i). 0. 1 Section Ill -PHYSICAL DATA . _BOILING RANGE pq -7½h DEGREES CENTIGRADE VAPOR DENSITY [filHEAVIER D LIGHTER. THAN AIR .. EVAPORATION RATE D FASTER ~ SLOWER, THAN ETHER PERCENT VOLATILE 69 WEIGHT PER 9.00 BY VOLUME % GALLON Section IV -FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD DATA ' I DOT CATEGORY Combustible FLASH POINT 110°F (CC) LEL RED LABEL No SEE SECTION 11 EXTINGUISHING MEDIA Use National Fi re Protection Association (N FPA) Class 8 extinguishers (carbon dioxide, dry chemi ca 1 or foam) designed to extinguish NFPA Class 18 flanvnable 1 i quid fires. UNUSUAL FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARDS Keep containers tight 1 y closed. Isolate from heat, e lectri ca 1 equipment, sparks and open flame. Closed container may exp 1 ode when exposed to extreme heat. Do not apply to hot surfaces. SPECIAL FIRE FIGHTING PROCEDURES Water spray may be ineffective. Water may be used to cool c 1 osed containers to prevent pressure buildup and possible autoignition or explosion when exposed to extreme heat. If water is used! fog nozzles are preferable. . ~ MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET •• OATINGS, RESINS AND RE~ .ERIALS DATE OF PREP. 9/30/80 I (Approved by U.S. Department of Labor "Essentially Similar .. lo Form OSHA-20) Acme Nameplate Section I MANUFACTURER'S NAME Li 1 ly Industrial Coatings, Inc. STREET ADDRESS 546 Abbott Street CITY, STATE.ANO ZIP CODE Indianapolis, Indiana 46225 EMER~ENCY TELEPHONE NO. ( 317) 634-8512 PRODUCT CLASS MANUFACTURERS CODE IDENTIFICATION TRADE NAME 4213 Lemon Yellow Coating Section II -HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS VOLUME TLV VAPOR INGREDIENT PERCENT LEL PRESSURE PPM mg/Ml mm@20°C #2 Espesol 35 100 1 . 0 0.8 Xylene (Less than 5) (5) 100 1. 1 7 Butyl Carbitol (Less than 5) (5) NA 0.9 0. 1 A-2305-C Aromatic Solvent 15 100 1.0 0.2 Mineral Spirits 11 200 0.8 2 Section Ill -PHYSICAL DATA BOILING RANGE 139-256 DEGREES CENTIGRADE VAPOR DENSITY @] HEAVIER D LIGHTER, THAN AIR . . -. EVAPORATION RATE D FASTER ~SLOWER.THAN ETHER PERCENT VOLATILE 64 WEIGHT PER 10.56 BY VOLUME % GALLON Section IV -FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD DATA DOT CATEGORY F 1 ammab le FLASH POINT 0LC 8o°F (CC) LEL Yes RED LABEL SEE SECTION II EXTINGUISHING MEDIA Use National Fi re Protection Association (NFPA) Class B extinguishers (carbon dioxide, dry chemi ca 1 or foam) designed to extinguish NFPA Class 1B flarrrnable liquid fires. UNUSUAL FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARDS Keep containers tightly closed. Isolate from heat, electrical equiprrent, sparks and open flame. C 1 osed container may exp lode when exposed to extreme heat. Do not apply to hot surfaces. SPECIAL FIRE FIGHTING PROCEDURES Water spray may be ineffective. Water may be used to cool closed containers to prevent pressure buildup and possible autoignition or explosion when exposed to ext rerre heat. If water is used_, fog nozzles are preferable. . ~ -tion V -HEALTH HAZAR~ .,. . ' -. THRESHOLD LIMIT VALUE See Section II EFFECTS OF OVEREXPOSURE Inhalation: Anesthetic. I rri tati on of the respiratory tract or acute nervous system depression characterized by headache, dizziness, staggering gait, confusion, unconsciousness or coma. Skin or Eye Contact: Primary irritation. EMERGENCY AND FIRST AID PROCEDURES Fumes: Remove f ram exposure. Res tore breathing. Keep warm· and ! quiet. Notify a physician. Splash (eyes) : F 1 ush immediately vith copious quantities .-of running water for at least 15 minutes. Take to a physician for definitive medical treatment. Sp 1 ash (skin): Remove with soap and water. Remove contaminated clothing: Section VI -REACTIVITY DATA STABILITY DUNSTABLE G:i) STABLE CONDITIONS TO AVOID NA INCOMPATABILITY (Materials fo avoid} NA HAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS May p reduce hazardous fumes when heated to decomposition as l n welding. Fumes may contain carbon monoxide and oxides of nitrogen. HAZARDOUS POLYMERIZATION D MAY OCCUR ~ WILL NOT OCCUR CONDITIONS TO AVOID NA Section VII -SPILL OR LEAK PROCEDURES STEPS TO BE TAKEN IN CASE MATERIAL IS RELEASED OR SPILLED Remove all sources of i grri ti on (flames, hot surfaces, and e lectri ca I, static, or frictional sparks). Avoid breathing vapors. Ventilate area. Remove with i nr,rt absorbent and non-sparking too Is. WASTE DISPqSAL METHOD Dispose of in accordance with loca I, state and federal regu lat i ans. Do not incinerate closed containers. Section VIII -SPECIAL PROTECTION INFORMATION RESPIRATORY PROTECTION In outdoor or open areas use Bureau ot Mones approved cechan i ca 1 f i lte r respirator to remove solid air borne particles of overspray during spray application. In.restricted ventilation areas use Bureau of Mines approved cliemical-mechanical f i I te rs designed to remove a combination of particulate and gas and vapor. In . confined areas use Bureau of Mines approved a_i r 1 i ne type respirators or hoods . Provide general dilution local exhaust ventilation i'n. ·vafume and pattern . VENTILATION or to keep TLV of most hazardous i ngredi en t in Section 11 be Io,,, acce;,tab 1 e limit, LEL in Section 1V belo,,, stated 1 i mi t, and to remove de compos i ti on p roi!hcts during welding or flame cutting on surfaces coated with this product. .. PROTECTIVE GLOVES Required for prolonged or repeated contact. EYE PROTECTION Use safety eyewear designed to protect against splash of liquids. OTHER PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT Prevent prolonged skin contact with contaminated c lo::!ii ng. Section IX -SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS PRECAUTIONS TO BE TAKEN IN HANDLING AND STORING Do not store above 120°F. Store large quantities in buildings designed for storage of NFPA Class 11 flammable 1 i quicfs. OTHER PRECAUTIONS Do not take internally. Containers should be grounded tdien pouring. Avoid free fa 11 of 1 i quid in excess of a few inches. Do not flame mt, braze, or weld without U.S. Bureau of Mines approved respirator or appropriate ventilation. .. -~ MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET Nt-'L;A l· ~R COATINGS, RESINS AND RE-ATERIALS DATE OF PREP. I (Approved by U.S. Oepar1ment ol Labor"Eaaentially Similar" to Form OSHA-20) 9/30/80 Acme Nameplate Section I MANUFACTURER·$ NAME Li 1 ly Industrial Coatings, Inc. STREET ADDRESS 546 Abbott Street CITY, STATE, AND ZIP CODE I n di an apo 1 i s , Indiana 46225 EMER~~ENCY TELEPHONE NO. ( 317) 634-8512 PRODUCT CLASS MANUFACTURERS CODE IDENTIFICATION TRADE NAME 1105 White Si lcoat Enamel Section II -HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS VOLUME TLV VAPOR INGREDIENT LEL PRESSURE PERCENT PPM mg/M3 mm@ 20°C Butyl Ce 11 oso Ive 9 50 1. 1 0.6 N-Butanol (Less than 5) (5) 100 1 . 4 5 #2 Espe so 1 10 100 1 . 0 0.8 Ce 11 oso 1 ve Acetate 24 100 1 . 7 1 . 2 Xylene (Less than 5) (5) 100 1. 1 /• 7 Section Ill -PHYSICAL DATA . 111 208 ~HEAVIER D LIGHTER, THAN AIR •-. BOILING RANGE -DEGREES CENTIGRADE VAPOR DENSITY ,. • . EVAPORATION RATE D FASTER ~ SLOWER, THAN ETHER PERCENT VOLATILE 47 WEIGHT PER BY VOLUME "' GALLON 12.71 Section IV -FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD DATA ' DOT CATEGORY Flarrmable FLASH POINT 80°F (CC) LEL Yes RED LABEL 0LC SEE SECTION II EXTINGUISHING MEDIA Use National Fi re Protection Association (NFPA) Class _ B extinguishers (carbon dioxide, dry chemi ca 1 or foam) designed to extinguish NFPA Class 1B flarrrnable liquid f i res • UNUSUAL FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARDS Keep containers tightly closed. Isolate from heat, electrical equipment, sparks and open flame. Closed container may exp lode when exposed to extreme heat. Do not apply to hot surfaces. SPECIAL FIRE FIGHTING PROCEDURES Water spray may be ineffective. Water may be used to cool closed containers to prevent pressure buildup and possible autoignition or explosion when exposed to extreme heat. If water is used, fog nozzles are preferable. . ~ • •. -. ' • • ion V -HEALTH HAZARD THRESHOLD LIMIT VALUE See Section 11 EFFECTS OF OVEREXPOSURE Inhalation: Anesthetic. I rri tati on of the respiratory tract or acute nervous system depression characterized by headache, dizziness, staggering gait, confusion, unconsci oUsness or coma. Skin or Eye Contact: Primary i rri tat ion. EMERGENCY AND FIRST AID PROCEDURES Fumes: Remove from exposure. Restore breathing. Keep warm and I quiet. Not I fy a physician. Sp 1 ash (eyes) : Flush immediately with copious quantities . of running water for at least 15 minutes. Take to a physician for definitive medical treatment. Splash (skin): Remove with soap and water. Remove contaminated clothing. Section VI -REACTIVITY DATA STABILITY ~ UNSTABLE (:ial STABLE CONDITIONS TO AVOID NA INCOMPATABIUTY (Marerials lo avoid) NA HAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS May produce hazardous fumes when heated to decomposition as in welding. Fumes may contain carbon monoxide and oxides of nitrogen. HAZARDOUS POLYMERIZATION D MAY OCCUR ~ WILL NOT OCCUR CONDITIONS TO AVOID NA Section VII -SPILL OR LEAK PROCEDURES STEPS TO BE TAKEN IN CASE MATERIAL 1$ RELEASED OR SPILLED Remove a 11 sources of ignition (flames, hot surfaces, and electrical, static, or frictional sparks). Avoid breathing vapors. Ven ti late are au, Remove with inert absorbent and non-sparking tools. WASTE DISPOSAL METHOD Dispose of in accordance with loca 1, state and fede ra 1 regulations. Do not incinerate closed containers. Section VIII -SPECIAL PROTECTION INFORMATION RESPIRATORY PROTECTION In outdoor or open areas use Bureau ot Mones approved mechan i ca 1 f i 1 te r resp i rator to remove solid air borne particles of overspray during spray application. In restricted ventilation areas use Bureau of Mines approved chemical-mechanical f i 1 te rs designed to remove a combination of particulate and gas and vapor. -In confined areas use Bureau of Mines approved· air 1 i ne type i-~spi rators or hoods. .·.- Provide general dilution local exhaust ventilation in volume and pattern • VENTILATION or to keep TLV of most hazardous ingredient in Section 11 below acceptable limit, LEL in Section IV be low stated 1 i mi t, and to remove decomposition products during welding or flame cutting on surfaces coated with this product. PROTECTIVE GLOVES Required for prolonged or repeated contact. EYE PROTECTION Use safety eyewear designed to protect against splash of liquids. OTHER PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT Prevent prolonged skin contact with contaminated clothing. Section IX -SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS PRECAUTIONS TO BE TAKEN IN HANDLING ANO STORING Do not store above 120°F. Store large quantities in buildings designed for storage of NFPA Class II flammable liquids. OTHER PRECAUTIONS Do not take internally. Containers should be grounded when pouring. Avoid free fa 11 of 1 i quid in excess of a few inches. Do not flame cut, braze, or weld without u. s. Bureau of Ml nes approved respirator or appropriate ventilation. . - ·~ MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET Nt-'L,A 1-1£ = DATE 01: PREP. 9-30-80 I .. ATINGS, RESINS AND RELAT •• RIALS (Approved by U.S. Department ol Labor··euentiallySimilar .. to Form OSHA·20) Acme Nameplate Section I MANUFACTURER'S NAME Li 1 ly Industrial Coatings, Inc. STREET ADDRESS 546 Abbott Street CITY, STATE.ANO ZIP CODE lndianapol is, Indiana 46225 < EMER~NCYTELEPHONE NO. ( 317) 634-8512 PRODUCT CLASS MANUFACTURERS CODE IDENTIFICATION TRADE NAME 79202-1612 Epoxy Flat Base Section II -HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS VOLUME TLV VAPOR INGREDIENT LEL PRESSURE PERCENT PPM mg/MJ mm@20"C Cel losolve Solvent 15 200 1. 8 4.0 I sobutano 1 10 100 1.7 9.0 #2 Espesol 16 100 1 . 0 0.8 Bu ty 1 Cellosolve 11 so 1. 1 0.6 #1 Espesol i), 11 100 1 . 0 2.8 Ii-Bu tano 1 (Less than S) (S) 100 1.4 s.o Anhydrol PM-4081 (Less than S) (S) 1000 4.3 44.0 Section Ill -PHYSICAL DATA BOILING RANGE ZR -208 DEGREES CENTIGRADE VAPOR DENSITY @HEAVIER D LIGHTER.THAN AIR • EVAPORATION RATE D FASTER 0 SLOWER. THAN ETHER PERCENT \OLATILE 70 WEIGHT PER 8. 75 BY VOLUME % GALLON I Section IV -FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD DATA DOT CATEGORY Flammable FLASH POINT 9S°F (CC) LEL Yes RED LABEL SEE SECTION II EXTINGUISHING MEDIA Use National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) Class B extinguishers (carbon dioxide, dry chemi ca 1 or foam) designed to extinguish NFPA Class 18 fl arronab I e 1 iquid f i res . UNUSUAL FIRE ANO EXPLOSION HAZARDS Keep containers tightly closed. Isolate from heat, e lectrica 1 equipment, sparks and open flame. Closed container may exp lode when exposed to extreme heat. Do not apply to hot surfaces. SPECIAL FIRE FIGHTING PROCEDURES Water spray may be ineffective. Water may be used to cool closed containers to prevent pressure buildup and possible autoignition or explosion when exposed to extreme heat. If water is used 1 fog nozzles are preferable. ., . , , ~ . ~n V -HEALTH HAZARD A. . ' ' '• -· .•. I THRESHOLD LIMIT VALUE See Section 11 EFFECTS OF OVEREXPOSURE Inhalation: Anesthetic. Irritation of the respiratory tract or acute nervous system depression characterized by headache, dizziness, staggering gait, confusion, unconsciousness or coma. Skin or Eye Contact: Primary irritation. EMERGENCY AND FIRST AID PROCEDURES Fumes: Remove from exposure. Res tore breathing. Keep warm and ' quiet. Not I fy a physician. Sp 1 ash (eyes) : Flush imrrediately with copious quantities .-of running water for at least 15 minutes. Take to a physician for definitive medical treatment. Splash (skin): Remove with soap and water. Remove contaminated clothing. Section VI -REACTIVITY DATA STABILITY r:J UNSTABLE ~ STABLE CONDITIONS TO AVOID NA INCOMPATABILITY (Materials to avoid) NA HAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS May produce hazardous fumes when heated to decomposition as In welding. Fumes may contain carbon monoxide and oxides of nitrogen. HAZARDOUS POLYMERIZATION D MAY OCCUR CB WILL NOT OCCUR . CONDITIONS TO AVOID NA Section VII -SPILL OR LEAK PROCEDURES STEPS TO BE TAKEN IN CASE MATERIAL IS RELEASED OR SPILLED Remove a 11 sources of ign-i tion (flames, hot surfaces, and electrical, static, or frictional sparks). Avoid breathing vapors. Ventilate i;,, area. Remove with inert absorbent and non-sparking too 1 s. WASTE DISPOSAL METHOD Dispose of in accordance with loca 1, state and federal regu 1 at ions. Do not incinerate closed containers. Section VIII -SPECIAL PROTECTION INFORMATION RESPIRATORY PROTECTION In outdoor or open areas use Bureau of Mines approved mechan, cal f, 1 ter respirator to remove solid.air borne particles of overspray during spray application. In restricted ventilation areas use Bureau of Mines approved chemical-mechanical f i 1 te rs designed to remove a combination of·particulate and gas and vapor. In confined areas use Bureau of Mines approved air 1i ne type respirators or hoods. VENTILATION Provide general dilution or local exhaust ventilation in vo 1 ume and pattern io keep TLV of most hazardous i ngredi en t in Section 11 belc:,,-, acceptable 1i mi t, LEL in Section IV be le:,,-, stated 1 i mi t, and to remove de compos i t I on products during welding or flame cutting on surfaces coated with this product. PROTECTIVE GLOVES Required for prolonged or repeated contact. EYE PROTECTION Use safety eyewear designed to protect against splash of liquids. OTHER PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT Prevent prolonged skin contact with contaminated clothing. Section IX -SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS PRECAUTIONS TO BE TAKEN IN HANDLING ANO STORING Do not store above 120°F. Store large quantities in buildings designed for storage of NFPA Class 11 flammable 1 i qui ds. OTHER PRECAUTIONS Do not take lnternal ly. Containers should be grounded when pouring. Avoid free fa 11 of 1 i quid in excess of a few inches. Do not flame cut, braze, or weld without U.S. Bureau of Mines approved re.spirator or appropriate ventilation. ' - . ~ MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET DATE OF PREP. 9-30-80 I •• ATINGS, RESINS AND RELAT •• IALS {Approved by U.S. Department of Leber "Essentially Similar" to Form OSHA-20) Acme Nameplate Section I MANUFACTURER·s NAME Li 1 ly Industrial Coatings, Inc. STREET ADDRESS 546 Abbott Street CITY, STATE, ANO ZIP CODE Indianapolis, Indiana 46225 EMERd.ENCY TELEPHONE NO. ( 317) 634-8512 PRODUCT CLASS MANUFACTURERS CODE IDENTIFICATION TRADE NAME 79602-1630 Red Enamel Section II -HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS VOLUME TLV VAPOR INGREDIENT LEL PRESSURE PERCENT PPM mg/M, mm@20°c Xylene 49 100 1. 1 7.0 Mineral Spirits 12 200 0.8 2.0 Butyl Carbitol (Less than 5) (5) NA 0.9 0. 1 N-Butanol (Less than 5) (5) 100 1. 4 5.0 0' Section Ill -PHYSICAL DATA BOILING RANGE 11/-Z~/ DEGREES CENTIGRADE VAPOR DENSITY ~HEAVIER D LIGHTER. THAN AIR • EVAPORATION RATE D FASTER ~ SLOWER, THAN ETHER PERCENT \OLATILE 67 WEIGHT PEA BY VOLUME "" GALLON 8.40 Section IV -FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD DATA DOT CATEGORY Flammable FLASH POINT 0LC 80°F (CC) LEL Yes RED LABEL SEE SECTION II EXTINGUISHING MEDIA Use National Fi re Protection Association (NFPA) Class B extinguishers (carbon dioxide, dry chemical or .foam) designed to extinguish NFPA Class 18 flarrrnable liquid fires. UNUSUAL FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARDS Keep containers tightly closed. Isolate from heat, e lectri ca 1 equ i prrent, sparks and open fl arre. Closed con ta i ne r may exp lode when exposed to extrerre heat. Do not apply to hot surfaces. SPECIAL FIRE FIGHTING PROCEDURES Water spray may be ineffective. Water may be used to coo 1 closed containers to prevent pressure buildup and possible autoignition or explosion when exposed to extrerre heat. If water is used, fog nozzles are p referable. . ~ .. ♦ -Jt:jEnv-HEALTH HAZARD::u: -.. THRESHOLD LIMIT VALUE See Section 11 EFFECTS OF OVEREXPOSURE Inhalation: Anesthetic. I rri tati on of the respiratory tract or acute nervous sys-tern depress ion characterized by headache, dizziness, staggering gait, confusion, unconsciousness or coma. Skin or Eye Contact: Primary i rri tat ion. EMERGENCY AND FIRST AID PROCEDURES Fumes: Remove f ram exposure. Res tore breathing. Keep warm and ! quiet. Not I fy a physician. Splash (eyes) : F 1 ush immediately with copious quantities .-of running water for at least 15 minutes. Take to a physician for definitive medical treatment. . Sp lash (skin): Remove with soap and water. Remove contaminated clothing. Section VI -REACTIVITY DATA STABILITY c:J UNSTABLE (ixl STABLE CONDITIONS TO AVOID NA INCOMPATABILITY [Marer/als to avoid) NA HAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS May produce hazardous fumes when heated to decomposition as In welding. Fumes may contain carbon monoxide and oxides of nitrogen. HAZARDOUS POLYMERIZATION D MAY OCCUR ~ WILL NOT OCCUR CONDITIONS TO AVOID NA Section VII -SPILL OR LEAK PROCEDURES STEPS TO BE TAKEN IN CASE MATERIAL IS RELEASED OR SPILLED Remove a I I sources of ignition (flames, hot surfaces, and e I e ctr i ca 1 , static, or frictional sparks). Avoid breathing vapors. Ven ti late V· area. Remove with inert absorbent and non-sparking tools. WASTE DISPOSAL METHOD Dispose of in accordance with 1 oca 1 , state and federal regulations. Do not incinerate closed containers. Section VIII -SPECIAL PROTECTION INFORMATION AESPIRATt::)AY PROTECTION In outdoor or open areas use Bureau of Mines approved mechan i ca I fi 1 te r respirator to remove solid air borne particles of overspray during spray application. In restricted ventilation areas use Bureau of Mines approved chemical-mechanical f i I te rs designed to remove a combination·of particulate and gas and vapor. In confined areas use Bureau of Mines approved.air 1 i ne type respi raters or hoods. VENTILATION Provide genera 1 dilution or local exhaust ·ventilation in volume and pattern 'to keep TLV of most hazardous ingredient in Section II be lo,, accept ab le limit, LEL in Section IV belo,, stated 1 i mi t, and to remove de compos i t i on products during welding or f 1 ame cutting on surfaces coated with this product. PROTECTIVE GLOVES Required for prolonged or repeated contact. EYE PROTECTION Use safety eyewear des l gned to protect against splash of Ii quids. OTHER PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT Prevent prolonged skin contact with contaminated clothing. Section IX -SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS PRECAUTIONS TO BE TAKEN IN HANDLING ANO STORING Do not store above 120°F. Store large quantities in bui 1 dings designed for storage of NFPA Class 11 flammable liquids. OTHER PRECAUTIONS Do not take lnternal ly. Containers should be grounded when pouring. Avoid free fall of 1 i quid in excess of a few inches. Do not flame cut, braze, or weld without u. s. Bureau of Mines approved respirator or appropriate ventilation. ' - . . , MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET Nr'l.,A 1-f<'. DATE OF PREP. 9-30/80 I .(jpATINGS, RESINS AND RELAT •• RIALS {Approved by U.S. Department ol Labor "Essentially Similar" to Form OSHA·20J Acme Nameplate Section I MANUFACTURER'S NAME Li l ly Industrial Coatings, Inc. STREET ADDRESS 546 Abbott Street CITY. STATE. AND ZIP CODE I ndi anapo 1 is, Indiana 46225 EMERG~NCY TELEPHONE NO. ( 317) 634-8512 PRODUCT CLASS MANUFACTURERS CODE IDENTIFICATION TRADE NAME 77201-156 Untoned White Enamel Section II -HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS VOLUME TLV VAPOR INGREDIENT PERCENT LEL PRESSURE PPM mg/M~ mm@ 20°c lsophorone (Less than 5) (5) 25 0.8 0.4 Diacetone Alcohol 11 50 1 . 8 1. 1 Butyl Carbitol (Less than 5) (5) NA 0.9 0. 1 #2 Espesol 27 100 1 . 0 0.8 N-Butanol t,. 5 100 1. 4 5 Xylene (Less than 5) (5) 100 1. 1 7 Section Ill -PHYSICAL DATA BOILING RANGE I l 7 -24Z DEGREES CENTIGRADE VAPOR DENSITY ~HEAVIER D LIGHTER. THAN AIR • EVAPORATION RATE D FASTER ~SLOWER.THAN ETHER PERCENT VOLATILE 53 WEIGHT PER 11 . 30 BY VOLUME % GALLON Section IV -FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD DATA DOT CATEGORY Combustible FLASH POINT 110°F (CC) LEL RED LABEL No SEE SECTION 11 EXTINGUISHING ME01A Use National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) Class B extinguishers (carbon dioxide, dry chemical or foam) designed to extinguish NFPA Class 18 flarrrnable 1 i quid f i res . UNUSUAL FIRE ANO EXPLOSION HAZARDS Keep containers tightly closed. Isolate from heat, e lectri ca 1 ' equipment, sparks and open f 1 ame. Closed container may explode when expo,ed I to extreme heat. Do not apply to hot surfaces. SPECIAL FIRE FIGHTING PROCEDURES Water spray may be ineffective. Water may be used to cool closed containers to prevent pressure buildup and possible autoignition or explosion when exposed to extreme heat. If water is used, fog nozzles are preferable. . ~ ~-. \ Rion V -HEALTH HAZARDft . ''- THRESHOLD LIMIT VALUE See Section 11 EFFECTS OF OVEREXPOSURE Inhalation: Anesthetic. I rri tati on of the respiratory tract or acute nervous system depression characterized by headache, dizziness, staggering gait, confusion, unconsciousness or coma. Skin or Eye Con tact: Primary i rri tat.ion. EMERGENCY ANO FIRST AID PROCEDURES Fumes: Remove from exposure. Res tore breath Ing. Keep warm and i quiet. Not I fy a physician. Sp 1 ash (eyes) : Flush imrrediately with copious quantities of running water for at least 15 minutes. Take to a physician for definitive medical treatment. Splash (skin): Remove with soap and water. Remove contaminated clothing. Section VI -REACTIVITY DATA STABILITY LJ UNSTABLE Gx) STABLE CONDITIONS TO AVOID NA INCOMPATABIUTY {Maleria/s to avoid) NA HAZARDOUS OEC0MPOS1TION PRODUCTS May produce hazardous fumes when heated to decomposition as In welding. Fumes may contain carbon monoxide and oxides of nitrogen. HAZARDOUS POLYMERIZATION D MAY OCCUR [!!J WILL NOT OCCUR CONDITIONS TO AVOID NA Section VII -SPILL OR LEAK PROCEDURES STEPS TO BE TAKEN IN CASE MATERIAL IS RELEASED OR SPILLED Remove al 1 sources of ignition (flames, hot surfaces, and electrical, static, or fri ct i ona 1 sparks). Avoid breathing vapors. Ventilate area. t;.Remove wi th inert absorbent and non~sparking tools. WASTE DISPOSAL METHOD Dispose of in accordance with 1 oca 1 , state and fede ra 1 regulations. Do not incinerate c 1 osed containers. Section VIII -SPECIAL PROTECTION INFORMATION RESPIRATORY PROTECTION In outdoor or open areas use Bureau of Mines approved mechanical t, lter respirator to remove so 1 id air borne parti-cles of overspray during spray application. In restricted ventilation areas use Bureau of Mines approved chemi ca 1-rrechan i ca 1 f i 1 te rs designed to remove a combination of particulate and gas and vapor. In confined areas use Bureau of Mines approved air , 1 i ne type res pi raters or hoods. VENTILATION Provide general dilution or local exhaust ventilation in volume and pattern to keep TLV of most hazardous ingredient in Section II belO" acceptable 1 i mi t, LEL in Section IV belO" stated 1 i mi t, and to remove decomposition products during welding or flame cutting on surfaces coated with this product. PROTECTIVE GLOVES Required for prolonged or repeated contact. EYE PROTECTION Use safety eyewear designed to protect against splash of 1 i quids. OTHER PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT Prevent pro longed skin ·contact with contaminated clothing. Section IX -SPECIAL PRl;:CAUTIONS PRECAUTIONS TO BE TAKEN IN HANDLING ANO STORING Do not store above 120° F. Store large quantities in bui 1 dings _designed for storage of NFPA Class 11 flammable liquids. OTHER PRECAUTIONS Do not take 1 n tern a 11 y . Containers should be grounded when pouring. Avoid free fa 11 of 1i quid in excess of a few inches. Do not flame cut, braze, or weld without U.S. Bu r·eau of HI nes approved respirator or appropriate ventilation. . ., . MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET Nr'L.A l•f F==:>-========= •00ATINGS, RESINS AND RELA •• RIALS DATE OF PREP. l {Approved by U.S. Department of Labor"EuentiallySimilar .. to Form OSHA-20) 9-30-80 Acme Nameplate Section I MANUFACTURER'S NAME Lilly Industrial Coatings, Inc. STREET ADDRESS 546 Abbott Street c11v.s1ATE.ANDZ1PCODE I ndi anapo 1 is, Indiana 46225 EMER1ENCYTELEPHONENO. (JJ]) 634-85]2 PRODUCT CLASS MANUFACTURERS CODE IDENTIFICATION TRADE NAME 5705 Vinyl Thinner Section II -HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS VOLUME TLV VAPOR INGREDIENT LEL PRESSURE PERCENT PPM mgH,P mm@20•c #2 Espesol 60 100 1.0 0.8 I sophorone 29 25 0.8 0.4 MIBK 11 100 1.3 16.0 (./, Section Ill -PHYSICAL DATA BOILING RANGE __ .:_:_ II-=-O_-_.::.,: L.l-'','--DEGREES CENTIGRADE VAPOR DENSITY [fil HEAVIER D LIGHTER.THAN AIR • EVAPORATION RATE D FASTER ~ SLOWER, THAN ETHER PERCENT VOLATILE BY VOLUME 100 WEIGHT PER % GALLON 7_37 Section IV -FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD DATA DOT CATEGORY Combustible RED LABEL No FLASH POINT 110°F (CC) LEL SEE SECTION II Ex11NGu1sH1NGMED1A Use National Fi re Protection Association (NFPA) Class. B extinguishers (carbon dioxide, dry chemical or foam) designed to extinguish NFPA Class 1B f 1 a1M1ab 1 e 1 i qui d f i res • UNUSUAL FIRE ANO EXPLOSION HAZARDS equipment, to extreme Keep containers tightly closed. Isolate from heat, electrical sparks and open flame. Closed container may explode when exposed heat. Do not apply to hot surfaces. SPECIAL FIRE FIGHTING PROCEDURES Water Sp ray may be containers to prevent pressure when exposed to extreme heat. ineffective. buildup and If water is Water may be used to cool closed possible autoignition or explosion used_, fog nozzles are preferable. n V -HEALTH HAZARD~ -· .. THRESHOLD LIMIT VALUE See Section II EFFECTS OF OVEREXPOSURE Inhalation: Anesthetic. I rri tati on of the respiratory tract or acute nervous system depression characterized by headache, dizziness, staggering gait, confusion, unconsci ot.isness or coma. Skin or Eye Contact: Primary irritation. EMERGENCY ANO FIRST AID PROCEDURES Fumes: Remove from exposure. Res tore breathing. Keep warm and !-quiet. Notify a physician. Splash (eyes) : Flush immediately with copious quantities of running water for at least 15 minutes. Take to a physician for definitive medical treatment. Splash (skin): Remove with soap and water. Remove contaminated clothing. Section VI -REACTIVITY DATA STABILITY [:] UNSTABLE (ix1 STABLE CONDITIONS TO AVOID NA INCQMPATABILITV (Materials ro avoid) NA HAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS May produce hazardous fumes when heated to decomposition as in welding. Fumes may contain carbon monoxide and oxides of nitrogen. HAZARDOUS POLYMERIZATION D MAY OCCUR ~ WlLLNOTOCCUA CONDITIONS TO AVOID NA Section VII -SPILL OR LEAK PROCEDURES STEPS TO BE TAKEN IN CASE MATERIAL IS RELEASED OR SPILLED Remove a 11 sources of igrrition {flames, hot surfaces, and e le ctr i cal , static, or frictional sparks). Avoid breathing vapors. Ventilate area. Remove with inert absorbent and non-sparking tools. ·U WASTE DISPOSAL METHOD Dispose of in accordance with local , state and federal regulations. · Do not incinerate closed containers. Section VIII -SPECIAL PROTECTION INFORMATION RESPIRATORY PROTECTION In outdoor or open areas use Bureau of Mines approved me chan, ca I t I I ter respirator to remove solid air borne particles of overspray during spray application. In restricted ventilation areas use Bureau of Mines approved chemical-mechanical f i l te rs designed to remove a combination of particulate and gas and vapor. In confined areas use Bureau of Mines approved air line type resp i rators or hoods. VENTILATION Provide general dilution or local exhaust ventilation in volume and pattern "to keep TLV of most hazardous ingredient in Section 11 belo.,, acceptable limit, LEL in Section IV belo.,, stated limit, and to re1T10ve decomposition products-during welding or flame cutting on surfaces coated with this product. PROTECTIVE GLOVES Required for prolonged or repeated contact. EYE PROTECTION Use safety eyewear designed to protect against splash of liquids. OTHER PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT Pre vent prolonged skin contact with contaminated clothing. Section IX -SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS PRECAUTIONS TO BE TAKEN IN HANDLING AND STORING Do not store above l20°F. Store large quantities in bui !dings designed for storage of NFPA Class 11 flammable l i quids. OTHER PRECAUTIONS Do not take Internally. Containers should be grounded when pouring. Avoid free fall of liquid in excess of a few inches. Do not flame cut, braze, or weld without U.S. Bureau of Mines approved respirator or appropriate ventilation. . • MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET Nl-'CA 1-/; •• OATINGS, RESINS AND RE1•RIALS DATE OF PREP. 9-30-80 I (Approved by U.S. Department of Labor ··esaentially Similar" to Form OSHA-20) Acme Nameplate Section I MANUFACTURER'S NAME Li l ly Industrial Coatings, Inc. STREET ADDRESS 546 Abbott Street CITY, STATE. ANO ZIP CODE Indianapolis, Indiana 46225 EMER~ENCY TELEPHONE NO. ( 317) 634-8512 PRODUCT CLASS MANUFACTURERS CODE IDENTIFICATION TRADE NAME 78 Vinyl Size Section II -HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS VOLUME TLV VAPOR INGREDIENT LEL PRESSURE PERCENT PPM mg/M3 mm@ 20·c A-2305-C Aromatic Solvent 70 100 1.0 0.2 lsophorone 19 25 0.8 0.4 :.;. Section Ill -PHYSICAL DATA BOILING RANGE 182 -256 DEGREES CENTIGRADE VAPOR DENSITY ~ HEAVIER D LIGHTER; THAN AIR • EVAPORATION RATE D FASTER ~-SLOWER. THAN ETHER PERCENT 'wOLATILE 89 WEIGHT PER 7.62 BY VOLUME .. GALLON Section IV -FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD DATA DOT CATEGORY Combustible FLASH POINT 0LC 140°F (CC) LEL RED LABEL No SEE SECTION II EXTINGUISHING MEDIA Use National Fi re Protection Association (NFPA) Class 8 extinguishers (carbon dioxide, dry chemi ca 1 or foam) designed to extinguish NFPA Class 18 fl anvnab le 1 iqui d fires. UNUSUAL FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARDS Keep con ta i ne rs tightly closed. Isolate from heat, e lectri ca I equipment, sparks and open flame. Closed con ta i ne r may exp lode when exposed to extreme heat. Do not apply to hot surfaces. SPECIAL FIRE FIGHTING PROCEDURES Water spray may be ineffective. Water may be used to coo 1 c 1 osed con ta i ne rs to prevent pressure buildup and possible autoignition or explosion when exposed to extreme heat. If water is used, fog nozzles are preferable. -' -.. ~n V -HEALTH HAZARD~ ~. .. . THRESHOLD LIMIT VALUE See Section 11 EFFECTS OF OVEREXPOSURE Inhalation: Anesthetic. Irritation of the respiratory tract or acute nervous system depression characterized by headache, dizziness, staggering gait, confusion. unconsci oUsness or coma. Skin or Eye Contact: Primary irritation. EMERGENCY ANO FIRST AID PROCEDURES Fumes: Remove f ram exposure. Restore breathing. Keep warm and t quiet. Notify a physician. Sp 1 ash (eyes) : F 1 ush immediately with copious quantities .-of running water for at least 15 minutes. Take to a physician for definitive medical treatment. Splash (skin): Remove with soap and water. Remove contaminated clothing. Section VI -REACTIVITY DATA STABILITY C:J UNSTABLE Gil STABLE CONDITIONS TO AVOID NA 1NC0MPATABILITY (Mare,i•l.s to ayoid) NA HAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS May produce hazardous fumes when heated to decomposition as in welding. Fumes may contain carbon monoxide and oxides of nitrogen. • HAZARDOUS POLYMERIZATION D MAY OCCUR EB WILL NOT OCCUR CONDITIONS TO AVOID NA Section VII -SPILL OR LEAK PROCEDURES STEPS TO BE TAKEN IN CASE MATERIAL IS RELEASED OR SPILLED Remove all sources of ignition (flames, hot surfaces, and electrical, static, or frictional sparks). Avoid breathing vapors. Ven ti 1 ate area. Remove with inert absorbent and non-sparking too ls .. [j. WASTE DISPOSAL METHOD Dispose of in accordance with 1 oca 1 , state and fede ra 1 regulations. Do not incinerate c 1 osed cont a i ne rs . Section VIII -SPECIAL PROTECTION INFORMATION RESPIRATORY PROTECTION In outdoor or open areas use Bureau of Mines approved mechan,cal t, lter resp i rater to remove solid airborne particles of overspray during spray app 1 i cation. In restricted ventilation areas use Bureau of Mines approved chemi ca 1-mechan i ca 1 filters designed to remove a combination of particulate and gas and vapor. In confined areas use Bureau of Mines approved air 1 i ne type respi raters or hoods. Provide genera 1 dilution local exhaust ventilation in volume and pattern . VENTILATION or to keep TLV of most hazardous ingredient in Section 11 be law acceptable 1 i mi t, LEL in Section IV below stated 1 i mi t, and to remove decomposition products during welding or flame cutting on surfaces coated with this product. PROTECTIVE GLOVES Required for prolonged or repeated contact. EYE PROTECTION Use safety eyewear designed to protect against splash of 1 i quids. OTHER PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT Prevent prolonged skin contact with contaminated clothing. Section IX -SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS PRECAUTIONS TO BE TAKEN IN HANDLING AND STORING Do not store above 120°F. Store large quantities in buildings designed for storage of NFPA Class II flammable liquids. OTHER PRECAUTIONS Do not take internally. Containers should be grounded when pouring. Avoid free fa 11 of liquid in excess of a few inches. Do not flame cut, braze, or weld without U.S. Bureau of Mines approved respirator or appropriate ventilation. .- . ~ MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET Nt-'LA 1-1£ .. OATINGS, RESINS AND RELAT~RIALS DATE OF PREP. 9-30-80 I (Approved by U.S. Department ol Labor··eaaentially Similar ·to Form OSHA-201 Acme Nameplate Section I MANUFACTURER'S NAME Lilly Industrial Coatings, Inc. STREET ADDRESS 546 AbboH Street CITY. STATE, AND ZIP CODE I n di an apo l i s , Indiana 46225 EMERdENCY TELEPHONE NO . .. (317) 634-8512 PRODUCT CLASS MANUFACTURERS CODE IDENTIFICATION TRADE NAME 73210-1615 Clear Epoxy Varnish Section II -HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS VOLUME TLV VAPOR INGREDIENT LEL PRESSURE PERCENT PPM mg/M3 mm @20°C #1 Espesol 34 100 1.0 2.8 Cel losolve Acetate 20 100 l. 7 1.2 lsobutanol 13 1 00 1. 7 9.0 N-Butanol (Less than 5) (5) 100 1.4 5.0 i) Anhydrol PMs4081 (Less than 5) (5) 1000 4.3 44.0 Section Ill -PHYSICAL DATA BOILING RANGE Z8 -lZQ DEGREES CENTIGRADE VAPOR DENSITY @HEAVIER D LIGHTER, THAN AIR • EVAPORATION RATE D FASTER ~ SLOWER, THAN ETHER PERCENT VOLATILE 75 WEIGHT PER BY VOLUME % GALLON 7.92 Section IV -FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD DATA DOT CATEGORY Flammable . FLASH POINT 8S°F (CC) LEL Yes RED LABEL SEE SECTION 11 EXTINGUISHING MEDIA Use National Fi re Protection Association (NFPA) Clas~ B extinguishers (carbon dioxide, dry chemi ca 1 or foam) designed to extinguish NFPA Class 1B fl arrmab le 1 i quid fires. UNUSUAL Fl RE ANO EXPLOSION HAZARDS Keep con ta i ne rs tightly closed. I sol ate from heat, electrical equipment, sparks and open flame. Closed container may exp lode when exposed to extreme heat. Do not apply to hot surfaces. SPECIAL FIRE FIGHTING PROCEDURES Water spray may be ineffective. Water may be used to cool Closed containers to prevent pressure buildup and possible autoignition or. explosion when exposed to extreme heat. If water is used, fog nozzles are pre fe rab le. . ~ =--, .... ffn V -HEALTH HAZARD ;II' . THRESHOLD LIMIT VALUE See Section 11 EFFECTS OF OVEREXPOSURE Inhalation: Anesthetic. I rri tati on of the respiratory tract or acute nervous system depression characterized by headache, dizziness, staggering gait, confusion, unconsciousness or coma. Skin or Eye Con tact: Primary irritation. EMERGENCY ANO FIRST AlD PROCEDURES Fumes: Remove from exposure. Res tore breathing. Keep warm and ! quiet. Notify a physician. Splash (eyes) : Flush immediately with copious quantities .-of running water for at least 15 minutes. Take to a physician for definitive medical treatment. Sp 1 ash (skin): Remove with soap and water. Remove contaminated clothing. Section VI -REACTIVITY DATA STABILITY c::J UNSTABLE G:ii) STABLE CONDITIONS TO AVOID NA 1NCOMPATAB1LlTY (Marorials to avoid) NA HAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS May produce hazardous fumes when heated to decomposition as in welding. •Fumes may contain carbon monoxide and oxides of nitrogen. HAZARDOUS POLYMERIZATION D MAY OCCUR ~ WILL NOT OCCUR CONOIT10NS TO AVOID NA Section VII -SPILL OR LEAK PROCEDURES STEPS TO BE TAKEN IN CASE.MATERIAL IS RELEASED OR SPILLED Remove a 11 sources of ignition \flames, hot surfaces, and e lectri ca 1, static, or frictional sparks). Avoid breathing vapors. Ventilate area. Remove with inert absorbent and ~on-sparking toots. WASTE DISPOSAL METHOD Dispose of in accordance with 1 oca 1 , state and federal regulations. Do not incinerate closed containers. Section VIII -SPECIAL PROTECTION INFORMATION RESPIRATORY PROTECTION In outdoor or open areas use Bureau of Mines approved mechanical t1 lter respirator to remove solid airborne particles of overspray during spray application. In restricted ventilation areas use Bureau of Mines approved chemical-mechanical f i 1 te rs designed to remove a combination of particulate and gas and vapor. In confined areas use Bureau of Mines approved air 1 i ne type respirators or hoods. Provide general dilution local exhaust vent i 1 at ion in volume and pattern . VENTILATION or to keep TLV of most hazardous ingredient in Section 11 belo.. accept ab le 1 i mi t, LEL in Section IV belo.. stated 1 i mi t, and to remove decomposition products during welding or flame cutting on surfaces coated with this product. PROTECTIVE GLOVES Required for.prolonged or repeated contact. EYE PROTECTION Use safety eyewear designed to protect against splash of 1 i qui ~s. OTHER PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT Prevent prolonged skin contact with contaminated clothing. Section IX -SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS PRECAUTIONS TO BE TAKEN 1N HANDLING ANO STORING Do not store above 120°F. Store large quantities in buildings designed for storage of NFPA Class 11 flammable liquids. OTHER PRECAUTIONS Do not take internally. Containers should be grounded when pouring. Avoid free fa 11 of 1 i quid in excess of a few inches. Do not flame cut, braze, or weld without U.S. Bureau of Mines approved respirator or appropriate ventilation. . .. . ~ .. - ~n V -HEALTH HAZARD ff .. . . . THRESHOLD LIMIT VALUE See Section 11 EFFECTS OF OVEREXPOSURE Inhalation: Anesthetic. Irritation of the respiratory tract or acute nervous system depression characterized by headache, dizziness, staggering gait, confusion, unconsciousness or coma. Skin or Eye Contact: Primary irritation. EMERGENCY AND FIRST AID PROCEDURES Fun-es: Remove from exposure. Restore breathing. Keep warm and ! quiet. Not I fy a physician. Splash (eyes) : Flush imrrediately with copious quantities .-of running water for at least 15 minutes. Take to a physician for definitive medical t reatn-ent. Splash (skin): Remove with soap and water. Remove contaminated clothing. Section VI -REACTIVITY DATA STABILITY LJ UNSTABLE Gil STABLE CONDITIONS TO AVOID NA 1NC0MPATABILJTY (Materials roavoidJ NA HAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS May produce hazardous fun-es when heated to decomposition as in welding. Fun-es may contain carbon monoxide and oxides of nitrogen. HAZARDOUS POLYMERIZATION D MAY OCCUR CB WILL NOT OCCUR CONDITIONS TO AVOID NA . -Section VII -SPILL OR LEAK PROCEDURES STEPS TO BE TAKEN IN CASE MATERIAL IS RELEASED OR SPILLED Remove a 11 sources of ignition {flan-es, hot surfaces, and e lectri ca 1, static, or frictional sparks). Avoid breathing vapors. Ven ti late area. Remove with inert absorbent and non-sparking tools. WASTE DISPOSAL METHOD Dispose of in accordance with 1 oca 1 , state and fede ra 1 regulations. Do not incinerate closed containers. Section VIII -SPECIAL PROTECTION INFORMATION RESPIRATORY PROTECTION ln·outdoor or open areas use Bureau or Mones approved mechanical f, 1 te r resp i rator to remove so 1i d air borne particles of overspray during spray application. In restricted ventilation areas use Bureau of Mines approved chemical-n-echanical fi 1 ters designed to remove a combination of particulate and gas and vapor. In confined areas use Bureau of Mines approved air 1 i ne type respirators or hoods. Provide genera 1 dilution local exhaust ventilation in vo 1 ume and pattern ' VENTILATION or to keep TLV of most hazardous ingredient in Section 11 belo,, acceptable l'imit, LEL in Section IV below stated 1 i mi t , and to remove decomposition products during welding or f 1 an-e cutting on surfaces coated with this product. PROTECTIVE GLOVES Required for prolonged or repeated contact. EYE PROTECTION Use safety eyewear designed to protect against splash of liquids. OTHER PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT Prevent·prolonged skin contact with contaminated clothing. Section IX -SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS PRECAUTIONS TO BE TAKEN IN HANDLING ANO STORING Do not store above 120°F. Store large quantities in bui !dings designed for storage of NFPA Class 11 flammable liquids. OTHER PRECAUTIONS Do not take internally. Containers should be grounded when pouring. Avoid free fa 11 of 1i quid in excess of a few inches. Do not flan-e cut, braze;·or weld without U.S. Bureau of Mines approved respirator or appropriate ventilation. . - . ~ 0 ,,,, . l •• CBRTIFIED MAIL RETURN RECEIPT REQUBSTBD Hr. Charles Macon, President Macon Mac:hino Company Route 1, Box 288 llnok1ngharn, North Carolina 28379 •• DIVISION OF BNVIB0NMfillTAL MANA~. Vebruary 13, 1980 SUBJECT1 Permit tio. 4299 Dear Mr. Macona Macon Mach1n11 Company Bock1nghm, liortla Carolina Richmond County In accordance with your application received Dacembor 14, 1979 we are for- warding hermdth Permit No. 4299 to Mllcon Machine Company, Rockingham, Borth . Carol1na for the coustruction and !)J>eration of air pollution abatement facilities and emission sources. Thia Pemit shall be effective from tha date of issuance until April 1, 1983, 1s mntrmaaferable to future OWDGra and operators, and shall be subject .to the conditioua and limitstioDG ea specified therein. This Permit 1a not for miy other mnisoion source at your facility other than from the boiler firing chamber. According to infozmation submitted, waste oil which 1s being heated 1111d roprocessed will not be exposed to the atmo,sphere. ·Additionally, it 1s understood that there will be no incineration at this facility of any material. If any parto, requirements, or 11m1tationsccoute1nod tn this Permit are un- acceptable to you, you havo the right to en adjudicatory hearing before a hearing officer upon written demand to the Director within 30 clays following recei~t of th1s Permit, identifying the specific 1.Dsuea to be contended. Unless such damaud is made, this Permit shall be f:lDal and binding. WS/edw E11elosure bee: Mr. A. c. Turnage...,.-- Information Services Central Files Sincerely, /4,, b~y~ RogiO?llll Supervisor Regional Files Regional Manager •· t "'·. \ ·_" r·. ·•, ,; t; .,. • .·., I .-t ,./ ~:--::·:, . -.:.: .. , ;,. . ~• I~ • ~, \ ... • . ., ' Demlia a.·. Ramsey;,' · Bagioool: Sup ': , .. , 'Divioion of Enviromnental: . 't,:' :::· '· '''. .. ~ · · By' Authority of the. Secretary of the·. Departintiat'.c · of Natural Rooonrcea ' and COn:mmity Devolopi;umt :. · . ' . -' t, · .... ., . : ' . • I • "" •• •• Macon Machine Company Route l, Box 288 Rockingham, N. C. 28379 :C? ? c, r -o t>-.._ ~ I..J<-· s: '• ,.~.:; '3"15-C/831-f _ 01 _;-,o.;.) NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENTOF NATURAL RESOURCES & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT SUITE 714 WACHOVIA BUILDING FAYETTEVILLE, rlC 28301 Dear Sin December 14, 1979 Enclosed is a lay out of our refinery and storage facilities. The type of operation that we have do not require any steam. We heat our oil to !80°F and hold it there for 45 minutes and then put it in a sett! ing tank for it to cool to 11 o°F. Then, we run it througha fi 1 ter and then throughan oi 1 purifier. Then in to 25,000 gallon tank then we pump from there into trailers as we will re1t1ove it to the one: we sell it to. We have a contract with Brimble Bros., Houston, Texas, and they take all of our oil and we have nothing to do with it after it leave$ our plant. ' It is alt tested for purity and-has to meet the standards before it leaves. The testing is done by Brimble Bros., of Houston, Texas. AJl Shipping instructions are done by them. It takes approximately 3'2 hours to run 12,000 gullons. He are hoping that we will have all the oil run that we have on hand by the 15th of January, 1980. • Yours truly, CAM/lw P.CW CO::h.CANS. PASAO!:NA {HOUSTON). c □~PU~ CHRISTI. w,L,..INOTON, CAUi'"., !;;CATTLE. PORTLAND, ORE,. TA,....PtCO • ...,c:;,:;., Cl-ilCAGO, BOSTON, E. w.~.AYJBOJLY~8 co., il:NC. • ~~eOi/Surve.s • GULF COAST H'=::AOQUARTERS P. 0. BOK 4364 INSPCCTION or BULi( CARGOES, Pi;Tn □L£UM ANO or.-u:R LIOUIOS. LIC£N!H'.D WCIGHCRS ANO SA,..P- 1.·CRS OF ·.-cr:;CTADI..C OILS, vo,;.:;cs OVED GAUGE RS BY U.S. CUSTOMS GENERAL HEADQUARTERS 400SWENSON DRIVE KENjLWOATH, N.J; 07033 SERVING THE PETROLEUM INDUSTRY F'OR OVER '70 YEARS PASAOEHA, TEXAS 77502 1713) 477•8171 WEST COAST HEADQUARTERS P. 0. BOX 1146 WILMINGTON, CA.LIF. 90748 l2131 835-8363 EAST COAST HEADQUARTERS 400 SWENSO'°' DRIVE KENILWORTH, N. J. 07033 (201) 245-3100 OE:PENOABLE INSPECTION SERVICE AT ALL PO HTS ON THE ATLANTIC, GULF AND PACIFIC COASTS ORY ANALYSIS REPORT 117911-694 SAMPLE DESIGNATED BY CLIENT AS C Lil~!< ~0'-1Ptfl€NT CD Roe.Kl N& HI! ff1 SUBMITTED BY: R. R. BRIMBLE ON 11-23-79 BRIMBLE BROS. & CO., INC. 600 JEFFERSON, SUITE 711 HOUSTON, TEXAS 77002 PASADENA,TEXAS 77502 NOVEMBER 28, 1979 INV. NO, (2:oL) 3489 THIS LABORATORY REPORT MAY NOT BE PUBLISHED OR USED EXCEPT tN FULL. SHALL NOT BE USED FOR ADVERTISING OR IN CONNECTION WITH AOV~RTISING OF ANY KIND UNLESS PERMISSION FOR THE PUBLISHING OR ADVERTISING OR AN APPROVED ABSTRACT HAS BEEN OBTAINED. IN WRITll'fG FROM E.W. SAY BOLT & CO., INC. RESULTS ARE BASED ON ANALYSIS MADE AT THE TIME SAMPLES ARE RECEIVED AT LABORATORY. -.,.,. _____ ._ ..... GRAVITY, API@ 6o°F FLASH POINT, PENSKY-MARTENS VISCOSITY, SAYBOLT UNIV. @ lOOoF POUR POINT WATER BY DISTTLLATION WATER & SEDIMENT SULFUR VANADIUM, PPM 108.5 SEC. BELOW MINUS 30oF 0.4% 1.4% E.W.~ CO.,JNC. BY MEMBERS OF A. S. T. M. -A. P.1. -5. A. SAMPLES, IF ANY, SHALL BE RETAINED FOR A PERIOD OF 4, DAYS UNLESS A LONGER PERIOD IS REQUESTED IN WAITING. -····---·--·---··--, CALI,.-., SC•TTLI:. POATL.,.NO. CAL. T,.MPICO .... ['.;it., CMIC,.GO. 00ST0N. INSl"'CCT1:=~ or;-Bui...:: C•QGC£S, ~::TAoi...cu' ......... o cin-tCA L•OUtOS. ~ICCNSl""O WC!CiHC:AS •NO SA,..P• 1..t:A:S c.:r VCGCTAfli...C 011.S. w•XCS •• JOVED GAUGE RS BY U.S. CUSTOMS GENERAL HEADQUARTERS . 400 SWENSON DRIVE . KENILWORTH, N.J; 07033 SE;RVING THE PETROLEUM INOU5TRV FOR OVER '70 YEARS PMAO[H.l, TCXAS 77502 1713) 477-11171 WEST COAST HEADQUARTERS P. O. BOX 1146 WILMINGTOH. CALIF. 907-411 1213) 835--8?..83 EAST COAST HEADQUARTERS 400 5WfN50N DRIVE ftMILWORTH, N. J. 07033 1201, 245-3100 DE,PENOA8U£ INSPECTION SERVICE AT ALL PORTS ON THE ATLANTIC. GULF ANO PACIFIC COASTS LABORATORY ANALYSIS REPORT !17911-6 95 SAl'IPLE DESIGNATED BY CLIENT AS 1 2-CU 11 CHcfl.AW . -~ c.l{O!.tJN c.oRK ~ SE.Ilk ~RCM SUBMITTED Y· R. R. BRIMBLE ON 11-23-79 BRIMBLE BROS. & CO., INC. 600 JEFFERSON, SUITE 711 HOUSTON, TEXAS 77002 PASADENA,TEXAS 77502 NOVEMBER 28, 1979 INV. NO. (2'0L) 31.!89 TM:S LABORATORY AEPOR.T MAY NOT BE PUBLISHED OR USED EXCEPT IN FULL. SHALL NOT BE USED FOR ADVERTISING OR IN CONNECTION WITH ADVERTISING OF ANY KIND UNLESS PERMISSION FOR THE PUBLISHING OR ADVERTISING OR AN APPROVED ABSTRACT HAS BEEN 0BTA1rlED, IN WRrTING FROM E.W. SAYBOLT & CO., INC. RESULTS ARE BASED ON ANALYSIS MADE AT THE TIME SAMPLES ARE RECEIVED AT LABORATORY. GRAVITY, API@ 60°F FLASH POINT, PENSKY-MARTENS VISCOSITY,. SAYBOLT UNIV. @ l00°F POUR·POINT WATER BY DISTTLLATION WATER & SEDIMENT SULFUR VANADIUM, PPM Mlf ... l!R:!011' A.S. T. M.-A.P.1.-9.A • 25.7° 182°F 110.7 SEC. BELOW." MINUS 30°F 8. 2%. · 9.6% 0 .-58% 23.3 . ~ Ill' ANY, SHALL BE RETAIN£0 ll"OR A ~RIOO Oil" 4:, O,.VS UNLE~ A LONGER Pe;RIOO IS REQUESTED IN WRITING. , . r 1ffC-f/tV/Cf/L l}f/T// Q//AI/Efl. -----------------···--·-···· ---· ·-·····-···-·--- . . . ,.. ?c_.::...~:::.ec :o::- .:..·..:::-i.·ce.:1r.:s, use in clear, ~~le yellc~ ~i~~ii ~,~~1 .:~e cleaner spray ~~shers to c:e~~ ~i~plat~ tan drawing .:.:.~s :c:-c:::.:c: contains an 2.lks.line buil::c2.:-sys·~ec:: s.:::: a sophistics.c:ed c:::.:ii::.2.:::'..c:: of wetting agen::s designeci c::o :lee.:~ s.·,,.-~de :variety cf l· .. :."::-ic2..n:s. / ·::·-·_:._:-:.L.~;::; 60-62 does not cc::.t:2.j__n 2.ny pt.,: 3?~-.:=.:.:ss: 2:--a:-:c23.t.es or s:'...~i.c.:=.::e::::: ::':-'~us eliminati:-.; F.!ffJ.~1ent c:.::..s::-:.:::c.:.. ;,1 Yc·:)le:-::.s. Specif:Lc c: ._-::cs :.c::-. i:-.:-~ibi tors have ·cce:.-~ adci2d t.: :":".::: c !.sc:::.e~ :o e l-imi.ne.t<2. c:::.·.:::-csi.o:-. c: the drawn c2.::s ciuri!"":g pyc.:.·.:c::.o:-~ ::..:..::e :.:-J.~.errup!:ions, as C ---- Cc:-:centration: ' -, .: C. ·. --. --- Clea:-, ~a~e yellcw liquid 2 - J_ D - i--,s .J i I 18D'F .r, ::: :"f ._, ' ..,·.: I I . . .......... -...:·.~:..~:..~\ --:=.;c :2 60--62 •• •• ?ROCC:DiJRE: --------- Co~ c en:~ at ion Dcter~ina:ian: a 50 ml. -co 2. L~OO ml. 2. Dilute with 50 ml. of distilled ~ate=. 3. Add 15 drops of Fhenolphthalei~ :~dicator. . - --- , 1 ) ', :..,:., -j ..:,__;,~ Wi:":: stirring, A::id slowly to tit.rc.te a clear the red sciution ~i~h 0.1 N endpoi,~:. Record the number of ml. of 0. :~ Acid sol.etion used. ;; Cleaner (ml. 0.1 N Acic',; (C.36) Ml. of 0 .. 1 1:; ;s_cid Clec.r:er- 1.4 2.8 14.0 l. . 0 S.O Their~:·,::-:-:-.~,::::--. c::::2::-.~·•.: :::-:r r1:commcnrlations n:.::•!1; i:, chis d:'.t:1. :;he,_·. ,'.:,:~: c•:-'.>•;:u.>d ::nd bcli!.'.\·1~.\ k: •.:.=: :ri ::,· ~,;:::·,:-:;; ..,,-i·.:,. rc.-:p>..!d tn th~ :w;:-,:::~::·ii,-.-_. corn,-:.-:. ::;.:::-.-:-:.:-.: -:: •J?· \\"::!l'f~nty of a:~:• ~::!",,.1. -:·.:;.:n,:::;1.< t•i· fr t!r:sr.:.:-:::,··: :· c:,· ~=:~!bi!i:;: for th-""! n~.,·.:'.> ···:· · ;:~-::::,, :h,:n·c·, (,.::i:·\\ --,:.::.::'Y ;:; ::·., __ ; :, ,_._.. :,. ::,~:-•:;;.,<.71,::•,:.. ;:•,~•,{J,t\JCr.Ui, t'i~l."\;'.'-ll\"i,";:.;:.l.!.'.,.;_ ---------➔-····-••••••••••• -----· ··•-•------- ,,, ...... .:..1,:.,-:~. J,. 2. Physic:il State CQlcr Soli.:bility Odor De:1sitv@ 60°F. Sta~ilj.ty of Em~:s~~~ ,c .. ~,-·: -·-· · ...... . pH @ s·% E:nuls io:-. i:-, D. I. \':2~rcr ;:~?.:( Gravity ·Fl2sh point (COC~ -Fire Point (COC) \,., s ~-.~' ·L,, '" 'oc CC" ·-•'-'-"~7.1 • .J .• .;.. -· Specific G:avit~· E Lisuid 1~:1bor ., n·illl·t:a'bie ,..,;J.th. ~-•:=.te= ?:.!ina1·a~. Otl 7.9 poun,:1s pe::-:.=-2..:..;.o:~ Ei-:.:eller:t. 9.1 ·19~5 -22,,0 380°F. .e;oo s. u. s. c .. 930 ./ •• i'1r. Mick Nolan Envir·onmental & Resources Fayetteville, N.C. Dear Sir: •• MACON MACHINE CO. BOX 288 ROCKINGHAM, N.C. 28379 June 5, 1979 I am installing a large boiler to evaporate and boil water out of the waste oil that I pick up at Crown Cork & Seal and Clark Equipment. The oil leaves the boiler through a series of filters and centrifuge and all of the sludge that comes out is burnt in furnace, then placed in six (6) mill plastic bags which we will bury at the same location which was recommended by Mr. Jim Mulligan. This is the same site we buried the oil straw from the oil spill we cleaned up for him. We are not anti- cipating these being over 1,000 pounds of ash from sludge per year. When we complete our plant, it will be all under one roof with cement walls where any spill will be contained under one roof. All storage tanks will have dikes around same to take care of any spill. We are hoping to have all this completed within 45 days. Yours truly, CAM/lw INSTALLA· TION'S EPA 1.0. NO. NAME OF IN· J. STALLATION INST ALLA· lI. °;.,.1f1~ING AO CRESS LOCATION Ill OF INSTAL· LATION NOT~IFI 0 0 0 I 3 7 JUL 8 IN$.fHUCflONS: If you received a preprinted label, affix it in the space at left. If any of the information on the label is incorrect, draw a line through it and supply the correct information in the appropriate $eCtion below. If the label is complete and correct, leave Items. I, II, and Ill below blank. If you did not receive a preprinted label, complete all items. "Installation" means a single site where hazardous waste is generated, tre'ated, stored and/or disposed of, or a trans- porter's principal place of business. Please refer to the INSTRUCTIONS FOR FILING NOTIFI· CATION before completing this form. The information requested herein is required by law (Section 3010 of the Re$ource Con$ervation and Recovery Act). ◄ Cl'.f::-O=R-:0:::F:::F:::l-:::C::-IA-:-L:-7U:-::S-:::E-:-O::-N:-:-:-L:-:"IY < ~ hc-,--.--,-~-r~.-~..,.~-~..,..-,--,-~..,.~.-~..,.-c,o_M~M~ErN_TTs_,_~..,.~.-~..,.~-~..,..-,--,-~..,.~.-~..,.~-~-J 0 ◄ 1-i'+.-,-'--'--'----'---''-...... -'---'-.L..-'---'--'--'---'---''-.,_-'---'-.L..-'---'--'--'----'---''-.,_-'---'-.L..-'---'--'--'---'---''-.,_-'---'-.l.,~,-J ◄ .. VI. TYPE OF HAZARDOUS WASTE ACTIVITY (enter "X" in the appropriate box/es)) ~-GENERATION ., it:r"n, TRANSPORTATION (complete item Vii) -'?.'-.:: F • FEDERAL M • NON-FEOERAL □ C. TREAT/STORE/DISPOSE " VII. MODE OF TRANSPORTATION (transporters only -enter "X" in the appropriate box/es)) □A.AIR " De. RAIL n ~-HIGHWAY VIII. FIRST OR SUBSEQUENT NOTIFICATION Oo.wATER .. Mark "X" in the appropriate box to indicate whether this is your installation's first notification of hazardous waste acti\lity or a subsequent notification. If this is not your first notification, enter your Installation's EPA 1.0. Number in the space pro\lided below. ~IRST NOTIFICATION □a.SUBSEQUENT NOTIFICATION (complete item CJ IX. DESCRIPTION OF HAZARDOUS WASTES Please go to the reverse of this form end provide the requested information._ EPA Fo,m 8700-12 (6-80) CONTINUE ON REVERSE ·"- :.,· ... IX. DESCRIPTION OF HAZARDOUS WASTES /continued from front) ,-!>•"(>,' A, HAZARDOUS WASTES FROM NON-SPECIFIC SOURCES. Enter the four-digit number. from 40 CFR Part 261.31 for ea~h listed hazardous waste from non-specific sources your Installation handles. Use additional Uleets If necessary. •· · 2 3 • • 6 ,, :'J,~ .''l'f " .. " .. " .. u .. n .. -".," n " 7 8 • 10 11 12 ► C " .. " .. .. .. u " " .. " .. " " l---'--.b:c':::::=:'.:!:d_ ___ _.hc=::::'.:!rt. ___ _til:'.==:'.J!l:i.:......c.._...l:rr:::::±::::::..:J ___ _j:u::::::±::::::EL __ _j11::::::::::::::;;:L __ -'~ B. HAZARDOUS WASTE_S FROM SPECIFIC SOURCES. Enter the four-digit number from 40 CFA Part 261.32 for e8ch listed hazardous waste from ~ specific industrial sources your installation handles. Use additional sheets if necessary. 14 15 16 17 18 " " " " " " " " u " .. 20 21 22 23 24 " " " " " " " " " .. u " 20 26 27 28 .20 30 " " " .. " " " " u " " " C. COMMERCIAL CHEMICAL PRODUCT HAZARDOUS WASTES. Enter the four-digit number from 40 CFR Part 261.3~ for each chemical sub• stance your installation handles which may be a hazardous waste. Use additional sheets if necessary. 31 32 33 34 35 36 " " " " " ,. " " " .. " .. 37 38 39 40 · 41 42 " " " .. " .. " " " " " .. 43 .. •• 46 47 48 n .. " .. " " " ,. " " " " D. LISTED INFECTIOUS WASTES. Enter the four-digit number from 40 CFR Part 261.34 for each listed hazardous waste f~~m hospitals, veterinary hospitals, medical and research laboratories your installation handles. Use additional sheets if necessary. •• 50 51 52 53 •• n .. " .. n .. n .. " .. n .. E. CHARACTERISTICS OF NON-LISTED HAZARDOUS WASTES. Mark "X" in the boxes corresponding to the characteristics of non-listed hazardous wastes your installation handles. (See 40 CFR Parts 261.21-261.24.) 01. IGNITABLE (DOOi) X. CERTIFICATION Oz. CORROSIVE (D002) 01. REACTIVE ID00l) □4, TOXIC (0000) . I certify under penalty of law that I. have personally examined and am familiar with the information ·submitted in this and all attached documents, and that based on my inquiry of those individuals immediately responsible for obtaining the information, I believe t 1t the submitted information is true, accurate, and complete. I am aware that there are significant penalties for sub- mitting fj se/nformation, including the possibility of fine and imprisonment. " NAME a OFFICIAL TITLE (type or print) DATE SIGNED ·" '•, ,c ,, ; ► C " .. > n r ► If a pr,prin~!'d \cbcl tv.-. t.t'<:.:·n p~o•:idt"d, it in t~e C:c-::-1MHd t~c.e. Rev:e:-o \he ir. etion cerefu!ly; if eny of it ~ incorre-ct, thro!.l~h it l:!nd cn1cr the correct d:!t!! i i.-p;,,opri-J!e fil:-in r.r.:J b.~Jo·,-.:. /,!~o. i! r: the r.•r.:::._,r;r1t.::d c:ata is c:>-;ri:.t (::;c er.::.J t ldt ~f U!~ It':.!::-.:! .t:n.cc lfrt,; thv i.r1(om·, rhst i-/;w.'::J r.r,p:J.;r). p:<::,~ prcviCc it l µr,;pr,( 1;11--in c.r,~;,;(.;J t,.,:lc•·J. :~ tr . .: la c~r;,ple~e .ir,d l.'Orr~ct. you "e--ed r.ct c,:,n lt'!tns I, ltl, V, end VI {u.c~•pt Vf-8 1 nwst .t;~ CO."T.p/et1..vl refil=rdlc:s). Comp]1;i itr.ms if no lob~I hus bocn provided, P.e tha innructicns for d,:;tailcd ite;m c:~ tion, &nd for tlii:: leg:,I euthcrizutions which thii. d~ta iS·coilected. " " ' --- U 11 c. JY.'\"fU'5 OF OPERATOR (Enter th<! appropri.Jtc lct:er into rile aus-.i.·er box; if "Otha", s,"lecify,) .F • FED'.=RAL. ""PUBLIC (oihcr tJ-.a11fcdcr.:il orJ'tate). (specify) S • STATE O • OTHER (,pedf>) .. ? • PRIVATE . u ,. E. !;TRE;;:T OR P.O:DOX ,. ID ,, " ,-~. u :c (Undcrgrourtd lnja1io11 of F;uids) 'te::OTHr.R (spt:cif)') l c. RCRA (Hatri.r:fora W,.uc~s) t:. OTHCn (~ptcify) (specify) ,·~~IJ2», ' ' ' ' ' ' 9< T /14 '1·· '.: •• '·L• "'"',· ..•.. A.'r<:.~ :. • .... ·.· .•. ·.·.· · .. ·.·. ·.· .. ·.•.·'•.·.· .• .:.: .. , ~:.· ... • .. c_,.·. ·.::"'.· .. ·.·,.·.·:,: .... · .. ··· .::. ·.· ... ·.·.·.·.·.~.'---.. •: ;., .• ,·:· .. -· ·.':,: .. < .. >·:•; ..... · _:.'.:'.;.·.· .. ·.·.·. ~:.-.-.... ,.,:_: .· -; .-: .· .. ; . .-;"', :.,-,-',••. . .. :_o, ··. .' .>. , .... ,, · .. ,:-r-:: ·. •'· : . .-... ' ~-.'.. ,· .. ·: · .. , . ,·;•.' .. • . I' ,.,., -. _ :;_ --____ ... _ ;~~·:...,-':./.-: ... ~,.:.·,:,: •• .::.'::...~·:.-.; .. :.~.:.::.,L~..:.2:...:..i'~<·L,~;:~.~~~-~:...~:.::::~•,;.;.:~"•:.,·. ·, .... ~ /:_~,:.:·i.:h t..J this tppiiec.tion a topo9r2phic ffiap of the area €,asnding to at l.;rst one mile beyond pr0p-5rty hounclcri('S. The m!i!=• mu~t show 1, ·~he rJwtEnc. of the facility, the locution of each of its existing 2nd ·p:-opo:;.ed intr.kc c.nd disc:hnrna struc:.1u-e~. each cf its hezari:cus w~ste. l;, -~rr.etr.F:nt rtoruoe, er disposal f~c:lities·, and e.::.'ch \'\'ell \'.rhere it injr:!cts fluids under8rot..md. Include c.il.sriring.;, rilfr-:rs end o~~iler surface t n·nt,::r L.:.•C:•i~-~ in 1l1e map area. See insi.ructions for Pr.ecise requirements. · · · · · · ·. · ·. · · ~ . . . . . . . ' . jl·: .~~.;i. h'..\ ll~H E OF ~USINESS (provide .i brief description!J:~~:~'.·/:•~IG.??7::~·J'•::t~~~:~:s;:f;.ETI~::;{;~~;2:~1c0.:·::~;7h;.~:I.~~:~~~~~I:.~~:~.;~~:_.~~~ l . 1//2£/JT-~.o RiuJtoJIL :z~{,:rLi?7& J%tvi1 2::-1oi/..5Tl"1/'9L t~9:57E. !(Q, '-~....sS,ii:.J) ([)/ L I...S Bq;,,/l:J.£0 /-VrD --~ ~ .,~ ( n I I t;":_\_I ~! 1-.-C-·E--·;;·-.-r-, ,-,-,c-,-A---, ,-,O-N-(,-,a-,-.n-,-,ru-c_t_i_on_t)""'5'~.=J~_y·7;2~~,~~~~;•_':.'772\~:::r~;-·:::::~~~~'.'.;.~r:~11r~~:~s':Jt~~-:~9??~ s· t. :" c::.:·.if/ u·r-.d~·r ptJnelty of !uw thet I havo persona!ly cxqmi.'1Gd end r:m familiar with ih~· in{oni1..,;tfo,--: ~ubmitted in t/Jis.c.pp/iccricn e.nd all i .1: ~r:::-:nmc•,-;(s ~nd tl1at, bes::d on m·y inqUirv .of.tha.<:e p-:rtons immediately rcs;;ondt/c fur :;tr.-.:1n{'1!J th,:."t.infoima(/ori CDt,•tained 1:'7 tfle ii ipptic:1ti:Jn, I b~fr'cvc that the informetion-is trJe,' accL·rctc end cGmplete. I em a were rhc.1t therr1 nre s,~1niiic2.ht peoa!rif;; fr:r ::ubmi .. 'tiag t_:"al~!~~Jmi;~~iun, including the pos~"ihi/ity df _fine (-lnd imprironmerrt... · ··.:_.._ -'.::.-i ·. · · L· i@P;~~.~:;;~;~pdr.,j . G.S•ICNACVHC. IC.~AlCS,GNCD. 1 ---___ .. ___ ,__,_:,:..t --~-= _ ~-.---,,,.-,--_q._,;:-1 121./1.-..'?.. d_aff:<-10:1, __ .. ~~-~•-· -0-~:_, t ~.::::;:::~s Fr/,1 Or~ICIA~ 1,~e~~r,(1.::\,~~;;,·;1,c,;;;,:\:C:.('·',;;',/-1';',~~.t·1" .;:: .. ;;;{~jc",;c;',t~r;;1:;;',.;:..:;~::p,~·,e:.:,~y:L,::.,:;-, ·•·LL L-:-~•i ,~ : __ ... _ _.__,J-'-'--'-~ ··_---1--'···-•·--'-•-.1.-..... --1 __ .1___:i___ .L--L-_.1._,:rJ . . . . . i~::,-;:-i:;;:;,--~~~J:·i'F-00)~VEi-lSE ___ ... -:--••·-......... _________ _,,_,._,.,.. ... .,_,_ ..... -.-,.~ ... , ... ~µ .. ,,,.,_.._ ....... -•• ,-~----·•-•n••-·..._ .... •• •• -~--R ' -.• ·'· IL FIRST OR REVJSEi:> APPLICATION f---------------------,•-'"":.......,..c:, •• ~ • -• --•• ••-• •.____:... •-••• ::-vu ••' • •...., · ... • L ~ ••' •• • • - • -'-''-'-=~•~•~• ~--=~•~;;.,·,;-'-' ••• :r., ::....:.--.... ::.:.:..::~.-..:.:•; Place an '·X" in the aµ;:-rc;:,riate box in A or B below {mark ona b'JX ol.'!y) to indicotc vvhcther this is lh-~ first applic>1tion you urc st:tmitti:19 for your f;::cili1y, re·,:!:?d .:;i~!ication. If \;;;sis your first application and you olready h.:1on your fnciti:y's EPA I.D. Nun:!:cr, or if this is il. re·.ti.~cd a;;,::-!:c~tion, e:-,~~; ·tour iaci!iq EPA t.D. r-lun,ber in Item I above. ' /... ,IRST APPLICATION (pl""e an "X" below and prneida 1/.e ,pp,c;,cidc cola/ ------------------ ~L E,"Cl~Ttr,cG FACILITY (See instructions for definition of "exi.stin;:" fccilily. 11 Comp/de item below.) ~--~--~~--~ FOR EXISTING F'ACILITIES, PROV IOI:: THE DATE (yr., mo., & day) OPERATION BEGAN OR THI! DATE CON:;TRUCTION COMMENCED (u.se the box.:?.s to the left) rfc · N (piece an "X .. b~low and complete Item I abOl•e) 1··r-.CILITY (Comr:iktc item b~!ow,i FOR NEW FACILll ,-=-,-.,-,,.,,.--,-.,-,,.,,,..., PROV IDE TH e; DA' (yr., mo., k Joy) o? TION ElEGAN OR I EXPECTi::O TO BE O 1. FACILITY HAS INTERIM STATUS ,_.,..,......,.,.,=..,.,.,~ Oz. FACILITY HAS A RCRA PERMIT III. P~OCESSES -CODES AND DESIGN CAPACIT1Es)7;;s 7 ·::-::2~ i:';\,::;;0.'",';?,;:):;;~;:'.~~.iic:::.r:";'.!'°,:'C'\'LL~I? :- A. PROCESS CODE -Enter tile coda from the list of process codes b~lov,1 th □: bt!st dc~cribes each prco::l!ss to be used at the facility. Ten lines .1rc ;:iro•tid'?d · cnt~ring codes.· Ii mere lines are needed, enter the code(s) in the ~p.ice provided. If a process will be used that is not included in the list of cede~ below, t dcscriba the procc~s (including its de:ign capacity) in the !pace provided on the form {Item lll•C). ll. PR0CcSS Df.SIGIJ CAPACITY -Fer each code entered In column A enter the capacity of the proce'5. l. A.MOUNT -Enter the amount. 2. · UN IT OF MEASURE -For each amount entered in column 8 ( 1 l, enter the code f ram the list of unit measure codes below tha·t dcsr::ribe:; the unit of mrr.sure u5ed;· Only t!"~units o~~·asure that are listed below should be used. . Cl . H PnU• ti'PROPRIATE UNITS OF O CESS: WiF.ASURE FOR PROCESS --~-gL_u_ .,.o~c ... E"'s'"s'-l±J-~z~_.,.cooc ""' c:cs1 GN cAeAc1rv I. Wu r-, ··o . S~ara_1c: N > -· ···- ;;;~T A1N cn (barrel, q\,-r,1f-e)c.} 59~ G~~~"lS OR LITERS TArIK: ,--, l.U LlJ s'~£) G~!,..L.ci'...N~ OR LITERS \'.'/'.ST~ Pl~ u\: ,.:.r: SOJ ~g;~~~~:soR SURF1.\_c~"'OuNCn.~.:..i-i:; ~ G.5:-~s OR LITCRS Ois.~c~I: . -~ __, 1HJCCT1~?1ELi...· W oE LANDFILL ~?_ I" LP.ND APPLICATION i OC:EJ'.N DISPOSAL SURFAC~IMPOUNCMENT 081 082 0B3 ;.<: C".£.l.LON~ OR LITCRS ;;.cn.=::•FEC:T (/;'1e uoltnnc iltat would coucr one acre to a c!ept,i of one foot) OR HECTARE.·METER ACRES OR tiCCTARES GALLONS PEH DAY OR LITERS PER DAY GALLO:'..JS OR LITERS PROCESS Trnatmant: TANK SURFACEIMPOUNDMENT INCINERATOR ·oTH En (fkc (or p/t:.,.~icnl, chemical, tlicnnal or biologic.ii treatment processes 11ot occurring in tonks, .i1r-(ace im;Jo11nd111e1i!s or inciner- ators, Describe :he processes i:i tile space pr,.:,vided; /!cm IIl·C.) UNIT OF PRO· CESS cone TOI T02 T03 T04 APPROPRIATE UNITS 01 :MEASURE FOR PR0CES! DESIGN GAPAC!T'f GALLONS PER DAY OR 1.1·rERS Pl!R DAY C,\LLOi·IS PER CAY OR LIT!'.:R~ l't:R DAV TONS I"~n HOU rt OR ME0(RIC TONS P.!::R HOUR GAL.LONS PCH H.:lU A OR LITCP.:; PCB HOUR G.f.Lt.C'NS Pt::R DAY OR LITCRS Pt-:R DAV UNIT OF MEASURE UNIT OF MEASURE CODE UNIT OF MEASURE . MEASURE CODE UNIT OF MEASURE ~NI' 1\11:.A~ co GALLONS •••••• • LIT1Zi1S ••••• .G L LITERS PCfl OAY. . .•• , ••• TONS PER HOUR ••• , . . v 0 /\CRE·FEET ••••• HECTARE METER CU13:C YARDS. • Y MJ;TRIC TONS Pc;;:R HOUR, • W ACRES .•• -CUUIC M!!Tf:RS • C G"ALLOl'IS PER HOUR , , • , E HECTARES. G/\LLONZ PC:R CAY , U LITERS ~EA HOUR.. • • • . H l EXAMPLE FOR COMPLETING ITEM Ill (shown In line numbcn X-1 1md X-2 below): A facility has two storage tonks, one' tan~ ca_n hold 200 gallon~ ::nr ether cr:11 hold 400 gdlons. Tho facility also hes an incinerator thet C'ln burn up to 20 gallons p:?r hc,ur. . · ~ /,. PRC• CES~ CODE ((rom list , ahol'(!) . . . DUP a. PROC'E$S DESJGM CAP/\ClTY ~---1 I. AMOUNT (,pcci/y) B. PROCESS DESIGN CAPAc1·ry· A. PRO·,----------------~----< CESS CODE (/rant list abuuc) 1. AMOUNT 2. UNIT CF 1',\l::A• SURE (en/er ,:nde) .. OF'r- U or -------- PAGE1OFo . . • I . . I ,v. "'" "'"''°' 0, H HAR,OUS """ :,~~.JJJ!:f;i'.'C;.,;,2;,-,-ssce,..,;;."';J,~s..,·.•.~'";";-~,.;;,"'';-/£'~·~;.~>_-::~;-;;~-'.;\D.J.~~"L"·.••"L-L"<,'";",jJ-:L ~r ... C~A HAZ.t·,RDOUS V,'ASTE NUi;,1E!ER -Enter tht! iour-c.Jigit number from 40 CrR, Subpart l) for each listed hai~1dous w<1ste you ..-..-iii h~ndlc. If yen I; handle hazardous wastC;s which r.re not listed in 40 CFR, Subp:.ut D, enter the four-digit nurnber(s) from 40 CFR, Subp3rt C tho.t d::scribes the chsracteri:; tics and/or the toxic cont.iminants of those.hazardous wastes. B. ESTIMA TL:D ANNUAL QUANTITY -For each listed waste entered in column A e:.timate the quantit\' of that waste th3t will be hand!cd on an annua , 1 bnsis. For e.:ich characte:istic or to;.:ic cant~rnin.;.nt entered in column A estimatt! the tc:a! annual quantity of all the non-listed wc.ste{s) that will bo handie• which possess that characteristic or contaminant. i C. UNIT or-r.,;~ASURE -For each quantity e~ter~ in column B enter the unit of m~usure code. Units of measure which must be used ond the uppropr.iat ~ cede~ .::re: ' ! l I l ENGi /S'1 lJl·,'-'I.OEMEllSUR~f------~C~PJ2f. hiEIBLC_UN IT OF MEllfil!='---------"C,-Ou.O;;E:._· POUNDS ••..• , ••.••••• • . p t':l!..OGRAMS, , •. • ••••. • , K . TOrlS .•• , ••••• , •••• ,. . . T METRIC TONS. , , ••• , . . • • • • •' •. • • .M If facility records U!e any· other unit of measure for quantity, the units of measure mu:a be con·verted into one of the required units of measurn t.;king ir.t c'.!,:co,.mt the .?;:iµ:-opriatc density or sP~cific gravity of the ~Jastc. F80CF:£SE5 "i. !-'/-1:CCESS CODES: t"cr li::-i.~~ l\awrduus wo!:to: For ~ach listed hazardous wasti,; entered in column A select the code(!;) from the list of process codes contained in Item I to indtcatC' how th~ w2ste will be stored, treated, and/or disposed of ."It the focilitv. For nor.--:-ih .. tc·d hc:::urd,)U~ \•:;rt~~: For each characteristic or toxic contaminant entered in column A, sulect the codels) from the list of process cO":c ~:,r.t;:iincd in :t..:m Ill to :ndicate E.!I tho processes that will be used to store, tre-,t, cr.d/or dispose of all the nor.-listcd huzsrdous vvastas that pO~s~: · .f·:~t :hNeCtP.rinic or toxic contamiiiant. · ·No:c:: Four ~paces ue prc\•ided for entering process codes. If more ere needed: (1) Enter the first three as described a'oove;·l2) Enter "000" int?": t!;:trcrno right box e,f Item IV•D(1); and (31 Enter in the space provided on page 4, the line number and the additional cod~(s). · 2. PROCESS DESCRIPTION: If o code i·s not listed for a process that will be used, describe the process in the space provided on tha form. ; r-.:CT!:: HAZ;.ROOUS WASTE$ DESCRIBED BY MORE Tl·:.O.N ONE EPA HAZARDOUS WASTE NUMBER -Hczardous wastes that en:, be described t: j more tiltrn one EPA H.i.zardous \'1fa~te r~urnbcr shall be described on the form as follows: f 1. Select on!l of the EPA HJ"!orc!ouS Wo1sJe NumC'ers end erlter it ir, column A. On thfl same line c>Jmµlcu: columns B,C, and Oby cs.tirr.ating the tot.ii annu: I quantity of the \vostc and describing all the processes to be used to treflt, store, andior di~poie of th!! w~S\I! . .,. . • 2. In coiumn /\ of the OC'Xt tine enter the other EPA Hazurdous Waste Number that c.::n be used to describe the waste. In column 012) on that line ent1 3._ Rtpcet step 2 for each other EPA Hazardous Waste Number th.i.t can be used to de:;ci"ibe th& hazardoui wostc. I "included with abovo:?'' .ind make no other er.tries on that line. l GX,DJ/iPLE FOR COi".1PLETING liEi.-1 IV (shown in line numbers X·1, X-2, X-3, and X•4 ba!cv1} -A focilitY wi!I treat er.d ditpose cf an estimated 900 poun1 •1. r.i?r yN~r of chrome :;h.:wings from !eether t.:inrlin!J and"finishing operot.ion. In addition, the-facility will t~cat a:,d dis,:;o~e of th~ce non--listtd wnst?5. Two wast• • P.~~-.::orrosivc only .ind there will be .:n e~timated 200 pounds per year of cc:.ch woste. The other \-,·aste is corrc.isi·..-c end igr.ltabl~ and there will be tin estimah , 'rOO pounds per ye:!lr of thct waste. Treatment will be in an incinerator and disposnl will be in a landfill. I ! A. EPA I "' l:'AZAIS D. ~ Zci jw/ASTENO ~ j 7. ; (er.tu c-ode) lx-1 K05 4 ! r X-2 D O O 2 0, ESTIMATED ANNUAi. QUAMTITY OF WASTE 900 400 5F ~d! .. 1----------------..;'-'·;._;_P.;_F'.;_, O_;Cc;E.:.S.:..cS_E.;_Sc_ _____________ _ SURE (e11ta code) p p 1. PROCESS CODES (.?11t('T) I I I I ' ' T03D80 T 1 0 1 J D 1 8 1 0 ' ' ' ' ' ' 2. PROCESS DESCRIPTION (if a cod I.' i$ not entered in D( l )) ,' 1·· C?~ LO, t<UMOCr< ;;~,cc /com :if.u ~\~~· --... •. ... ;-o~,~:]1£" ":.}ni ... DUP .. ~\ \\\ .. , . • Tlt)ll ! :v.1 l ,I ,Jd</i "' I~ r:,,~r~!1'!CJk O'.G o ",\-.+ \ ,,';:', i\'. DESCKl?TIO:-OF HAZAKDOUS WASTES (c,nti,7LJed/ -. . . . ·• . ' ' .. "• ' . . -.... ·•·, ___ ~· :":5:..·•• ... _.·. ",, .·. ~--C ' ' ·.-.· .. _ ...... ; ··.,--·-. \ A, EPA C,UFilT O. PROCESSE':S" u HAZ/,,.RD. E:. ESTIMATED ANNUAL OFMEA· ' z· ,','ASTE NO QUANTITY OF' \.'/ASTE SURE' I. PROCESS CODES !, PROCESS o::::=CR!PTION _o (,•r.tcr code) (enter (enter) (if a coCc is not Cn!cn:d in D( J)) .JZ code) ·---" >?In " " C)/'jl ,., • •1 Ir u .. µ<:. " " ,r.!... -.S 70,? ./~'70. 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I) ~Ji(';J) t12"10_(-' (j cVi-7 ·~...,, .,.,-,,,re,,(,-;; v. f ,\Cl L[TY o P~,:.~, IN_r~~:27:~:::::-~:::.i·;;~~~,.2=~~~:::,~~:~ = : ~ : : - : ~ ~ ~ ~ : : : ~ ~ ~ ; - - ~ ~ ~ - : t . _ : ~ ) . : ~ : ~ ~ : · ~ ~ = - [ 2 : ; ~ ;•: 'i~~L ~~::~~~~~ -~~ /\'! exis~tl~iJ fa.::1li<1 .. :: r-u~t inch1d'? ,n ·.he ,;p;.c,~ µroviC.:!d on µc:gc 5 a sc.:ilc dral/liing of th,; f<.!c1t1·y (see i-:15rrucr,ons formoa• cJer:,•/J. /1/,;;fi-. _:~ l. Pl i OTO G It Ar· H s ?\/:·ti{.~\~~ .. 2:EiJDI§2-f2~.: J/!/ff 2{;1:?l::~(]1~:ut},lf2JfJ.2-2·rtt3JI:2/f?3{31 1 1 i ~ I I Z Z ~ /"":I ex is Ung facil!tiJs n:ust include photogrnphs (aerial or ground-levv!} that c\ear\v delineate all existing structure~; ~xis~in9 storugc, tre,1·~m()nt and Jis~:.c-:;~I crc~s; end sites of f utu:;. st?ragc,_ ~:,: n~e~1-~ or. di~pos~I.!,~ ~::s _(see i~1stru~·uns to,; rno~e ~et~~~}. . .<J~/f ~..,. ... -. ~----- VJ I. f" AClUT'/ '--; EOG F../.PH lC LOCA Ti ON ,d:">-~·:}-\J(x .. :~_;_;·. '· ..... :. ::-.>.·· .. ·::":[~_:· .. .-.. ::·.'. ._::,·.'::·~:-·:.: .. _.:,-_·:~:_::_.;:,[_,2;:·::~.·-;~:~_:·:_.~-:~~.'~'-::: .: ·. _:.:_ ~: .. '.::~>-$. ::",".;:·.~-~:-~·_.:~:.-_·. ~~:-:1..··: .. ·.-~ f ______ _:::""·:-1Tuo~ (G,:;.'T.!{'f, mi1uil<Ji, & ~-cco11ds) LOl~G1·ruL>~ /d.Ji:iccs, minulcs, & St.'COr1d.:_! ~""''' u ' ' '"'"' _::,d~"2' ,3zt:CC22'i21.s2,:c:: ?F''.''""'Ci'l'''"'c,C,,ji_:JJ~~K,±~0:.,,.,,, i ~..!)-. If the {;;,cility ovJr:er is 3[:;c, the facility operator as listed in Section VIII on Form 1, ''G~n£ral lr1!orm.·1tion", plocu nn "X" in th~ box 10 the l1.:i1 arid l ~!<(p to Scc~ion IX below. ; I 8. If _-:tic icciliW o~.._.n;r is not tt;e facii"itY operai:or a:; listed in Section VIII on Form 1, complete the following items: t------------------,-_-,,-,.~ ... -E-O_F_F_A_C_\_L_I_T_Y ___ S_L_E_G_, __ L_O_V_/_N_•_•_R _________________ ~-,-_-p-,-.-0-N_E_l_,_o ___ /_,,-,-,-.-,-,,-,-,,-& ~n.) fi:~ «~ r /-::::;-,,., ,1A 7 , ..__ _ _._-J-LIJJ ! ,,.,.Jc-;---::::::::'::::':;:.:!_:..,:~~''::=:-:.::::: ~-:~:':::':::=:-:::-1-::.='::'.'.:::~====;:====== = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = : ; ; : d : ; ; : " . : : : ' : ; ; j . -- ~~~- ; .Ji•~• ---''--~'L' .L..~•~•C--_;-__ f J. 57f:Er.T on P,O !JOX "· CITY OR TOWN 6. i1,~ cc::i~ ,r''~'~Wr":c~' r E R1·1 ",G:\1~1 ~2.::[:=-:;_::;::::~~~'.:J:I::-~:-~:~-==~~t.~ - - ~ ~ : . : ~ z ' . t 7 . = : : . ~ , : ' . l i / cercif; um.le." penaltV of la,~ chat J have persona/Iv examined .,mu' am fomifiJr wirh the information submitrl!d in rhis and ail attached f docunwn: .. r:, and rt:.?t b.-ssad on my inquiry of thos8 individuals immediately respor;Sible for obtain[ng the information, I befil'va that rhe J subm1t:1?rJ 1,,rar1nci.-on is true, eccur.5te, and complete. I am a~varr1 f,'?at there cie sig"lific.int penalties for submitt,"n9 false information, 1 ir.c!uc'ing the po,si/J·litv of fine cnJ imprisonment. J) l:S'~~~~, ~'.,tf',~;:f.~:cJ_'.:""_:-~-,G-.~-~-:-;_;,_1_~-- - , ' - ~ - ~ - q -.. 1-~----_;~~"_--~-c-~-:;-~-.:-_(-~-f-.~-;-_~-~-:;., - ~ - - . ~ - : - . : - : _ ; _ ~ - . , - ~ . ; - ; - ~ ~ J - ; _ ; _ : _ p _ ~ - . ~ - ~ : - ~ - ~ - , ~ - : - _ : _ : _ · ~ - ~ - . ~ - : - f _ I _ } _ ~ ~ ~ - = - - - - - ~ ~ - _ : ~ ~ : . ~ I • i · I c.errh'1/ ur,dcr pen.:frv of !av-, that J /iava p!1rsanally examined aficl an, familiar with the info:-nwtion submittccl in this Jnd n/J artcched ; dc,:::_,,nont:i·, :ind tht:t Cas--• .>d on my im7uiry of thos<: ind:viduals 1mmc-r!ictely re.spop,;.,t,lrJ for ob:c1ining rhe intonnarion, I 1Jc/i,1i.,a that tha 1 .c::..:hn,itir::.i inform:di.:.:n is rrue, ;;ccurnte, and complete. Jam av.:<1re thM tlicrJ are s/g.-.ific,ir.t p.?na/i,.-cs for submitting false irdorm.1tion, i~~cluv'it~ :h~ possibility of fine end imprisonment. ___ l} ____ . -~-~---------------- ! I·-,-,.,"" t,,nr.l o, /;·,") o. s•5:;7Rcd ~ --J. _ c. DATE soGheO L('::::~lt'L!~-~_/.,~l t?~;c_o,,J CTi..?:~~~;!; C,"::: . .1.::JJl.tJ,-f!.~1!~,-. .S,/2-<0{/ .CPI .. ;::,.,r.T1 3510-316-&J) PAG::Z.; OF S : r' 'j ~Oi\11"1NUE o"'{Jp'; ..