NCD003446721_19861201_Celeanse Corporation - Shelby Fiber_FRBCERCLA RI_Remedial Investigation Report, Volume III - Appendix A (Chronological Log) and B (Analytical Parameters)-OCR

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VOLUME III
APPENDIX.A
CHRONOLOGICAL LOG
APPENDIX B
ANALYTICAL PARAMETERS
CFO/SHELBY
S&ME JOB NO. 1175-85-0S0A
DOCUMENT CONTROL NO. 0S0A-0043
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APPENDIX A
CHRONOLOGICAL LOG
CFO/SHELBY
S&ME JOB NO. 1175-85-0SOA
DOCUMENT CONTROL NO. OSOA-0043
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Surfa.,:e wa.t.:er .a.nd sedimen"t sa.mPl ins1 W>?i r
construction besan bY CFO
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sludse t.:hi~kness
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Tri-1:ities dri I l ris a.nnua.l ,:,n-str.:e sta.rted
deconnin9 equiPment and tools
Dri I led STB-1. Was in-formed bY on-site EPA
.JAFO that eQUiPnten~ decon 1:i.e. augers,t.:ools
no~ sa11dblasted, PI water not in s!ass
containers, not using Desticide ~rade alcohol)
c.,:,t a.,:1:1:>1·d ins 'ti::, Ei=-c., SOP. N•~ ,:,ne -f 1·on~ EPA
1,1>:'n": i,::ir:>2-c' t.:-,ts 't.hr,::,ugh,:,1J,: th':' en>; i ri?. POP
Sandb!astins of sowe eouioment con1clete •
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To: Everette Glover
Soil & Material Engineers Inc.
3300 Marjan Dr., N. E.
Atlanta, Georgia 30340
Copy of Consent Agreement attached per
request of John?.
Bill Ross
July 30, 1986
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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
REGION IV
MAR 1 0 1~:ii
CE..-.:" .LE .!.ffi rq._IL
fLrruF'l; F.l::EIPT P~C.U£.S.;. £.D
Ms. Susan !'.ngelmm
Celanese Corporation
1211 Avenue of t.~e Arrericas
,;ew York, 1,...._. York 10036
3•, COURTLAND STRCC'T'
ATLANTA, GEORGIA 303€5
P.E: Celanese Fibers Ccrp::,r2;tion
Shelby, N:ir--..h Carcli.na
Dear Ms. EnseJ..rrer.:
?nclosed is an exec-.Jted copy of the AC:!'inist:ative Order l:y Consent
(Consent Order) for the above referenced site.
Enclc!;ure
cc: Wi.lli?...,, !'-eyer, NC Selic & bazarda.:s ,ias-:.e
•...Janes C. Pcl.le."l., E..•w:.rcnrre.'1tal A::::airs 1-'a.,z:se::-
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Celane~e: Fire=s Dr:-e::-~t3.ons Site
P.O. ~..ox i:7
Snelcy, N~:::---...h Cc.rolina ~8150
Celanese Co:::;c:::aticn
1211 Ave~JJe cf the ~=rica~
;~1ew-~~rk, tr::.-20C2G
Proc-.,ec.ins Vnce::: Sec:~on 106(2)
of the C..o,~,rehensive Envi.:::or.-
mcn'".:z-J. ~=~porse, O:rr~?e.'15Uticr..,
and Liability l'.tt of 1980
(42 !J.!';.C. §S'E0Ei(2))
il.CT·!Il,lli:·'l'PJiTIV!' or;oER OH COi,SE•rr
I. Jl1RISD!CTICN
Tr~is Car.sent Order is en-:.ered in-=.o ~ -:he !Jni.t~C St.ates !:..~~ ,...onien"Utl
?rotec-..ion Agency (:c:E'A) ,d:~'1 Celanese Corp:,ra~cn (Cela.-,ese c::: Respo~c:.e.'1t)
}'t=SU?ni:. to t:1~-e ai.:-:..~o-:-i ty vested i.~ "t..',e-. ?re~iOe...7-c:f ~1e lr.'"'.i-.:ed 2-t.ates by'
Se::--..icn 106(-=J) cf~~~ Cc;t.;,:.-e··ne.nsive ~-nv::crni"E..--:-:.al ?~esE"~!:'?, Ccr:;::e..~~?.7-i.oo,
-' • . ' . ' . ' ( C''"C"f"'T ' ' '? U " C r O .06 ( ) ., • 1 . • . C,491 ... , l...lcl..~~l.'":}~ Met i;,.I,-...:.r.,, ~-....... • .:.A:; a , C.::~.;, cte esa't.eU tC t..ne
Ar::7iJ1.ist.rc1't.o::-of -:.~1e Uni. t.ed :-:.ates !n\~rcnrre..--r...al Fr~ec-... ion A;1en~r by
E;.:~cL:t:tve O=rie= 12316 Cater} Aur;tQSt 14, 1981, 4~ ?ed. !"'.e.;:; • .(-22.37 r.ir..:':
:Eu:----'...he.= de1egat.ec5. -to t·rie A.ssisten't. Ao.i~..iS-...rator fc:-Solic1 Wz.st.e: and
!ber~!enC"-' Res;cnse and ~e t.e;ional 1:C.~~s"t....c.to=s cy :::r=i.:.. c.'.F"legation !:-ios.
14-14 a..,a l.!;-14-A, t.;e latter of \\~u.c:~ 'w2.S signed on -~=-il 16, 1984.
'::-:.e 7:c~')1:Cl'lc5ent agrees tc unrJettaJ--:.e tll nC"""...ions reqcire<J -~, the te::'lr.z nn,1
cor.=i.::.iO!'.s cf ~nj_s Consent. Orc5e=. Tne Re.sp::'l6e.."'l~. alsc core:e..""l~ ~o a.,c.
\o..'ill not contest El'l\. jur.isdic+-~O!."l reg:ding fr.is Co:-!Se:,t. ()rc)cr. P..esFOn6e.r:'":.
nei t:.er acrrni ts nx 6e1'."'.ies the :in:5.ir:i.(]"S cf Tact., ConclL~~-io:--.s cf. ~· ~c:
r:etP..rrni.nati.cns herein; ha,1cve=, !".;esp-::n:5.e.,-:. a;_:reo-S 1.~t. t.o C:-.. c:.l.len;e -::,..~~se:
f.L'1din9s £c:-!')UI,:-~es cf t!ri.z Cor..s.e."'l't CrC'.er. The ResFQndent rese:veF. all
=ishts it :it~Y hcive to object. to er corr:.est ar.y a.11£"";-c:i::ic.n c-! vio~t..i.on c:,£
fr.is Consent OrLlf:r.
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!.n e.-it'!!"ing in:.c tli..is CQr,_c:;e.nt ("r6e.r, the rrll.!tu.al o!: jee'"" ._i ves of r:PJ:. anC:
CP.lat"cse :.=z: ( 1) to dcteJ.ine fully t:1 e nc>:t.crc c:_n.d e:-.-t.~11t cf 't.:,-,e t::-..:-eat
to tile public hec1.l ~"'1 or ·we l.::are or t.he E..ri\"l.r~-1;-t cause= b-y tl1e :r-elease
c:-t..'"l=-oat.enecl. release of ~ -. .... ,.. .... do.1:; ~ubs"..:..cncez, p:;~lt.~·t.?n"':.s, or ~t.cr1'i....;..nants
tan m:c, Celanese Fi.be::-s OpE:rz.t.ic:::1s 5i t.e ( P.errec.iz.l Investigation) , z:..'"ld ( 2)
to evaluate alternc.tives fc·:r: t.~e cpprC!)=iate eA""t.e..11t cf rer.edi~.l ac:.ic~ to
preva"1"lt or mi ti,:;ate t1-:-e rrisration or the ::-el ease or threatenecl release Of
1,a.'?'.1'.rdoos subst=ces, pcllut.cnt.s, er ccn=.:.nar,ts frm t.he Cela.'"les,;, Fibers
O"-:,eratic:ns Si t.e ( Pe?sibili t~· Stuc•y) • The act.i vi tiE-S ccnciuct.ec purslla.'"lt.
t0 thls Consent Crder are ~ubje:ct. tc appovu.1 by ErA c:.n6. sr'-all r.:~ cc~r;:..£tc.-rt
v:i~ t:ne ,~t.icnal C,:,ntin9ency Flar., 40 CFF-krt 300.GS(a)-(j) (,,7 Fe6.e=J.
Reaist.f"= 3112C' (JuJ.v lf,, 1S82), r.eviseo at. 43 :'ece:r"1 r-ec::.ster 4CE:5,.'
(Sept.e,ber C, 1983).).
III. FTh'DIFCS 0: FACT
EPA r-.as c'eten!1ll'ec' that ?.ll findingE of f<lct. neczssary for the issuance
of this Conse1t. C!r.>'i"!r pu=suar.t. tc ~e~..icn l0C(a) of C£.r<CIA have been rn<:c.e
ane are rut.lined relc,,1.
A. '!he Celanes~ Fil::e:-s q;~ations Site (sit.e) is G1pproxi.¥fately ~SU o.cres
ani:i. is lc-cz.teG. in Clev~lanC Coun~y en t~o=-~ Ca.rolj .. ':a ?-li~hwwc:.y lS~}
af.:..-c.•±to.tely 2 r.ti.les =o~-:+J-i of Pc.tterson Sp::ings, 1.:0:-...rl Cc-roli.r,
~d l ~e: i:~J"l of l:?..rl, J;o:.--iJJ. c.arol:.na ..
~.. T,-:iE.: · Fes!"On--=1~-,t is a :'~la,...i!re -2::l."FOra"':.icn nnd is "die ct"..=re::t o.·.ne= ~:::"'.
~en.to= of t.J''!e $ite.
C. ':he s.: te ha~ been pr~sed for incl...:si.on o:: -::"':e ?.:S::.io!"'~hl P::-icri "':.ies
l.:..st as ne::ined ir.. f-ec--ion lS-5 of e::RC-.!..A, L.:2 t:.s.c. tsocs.
)'). t}:e S:-0'..!Dd'-':~:t.e= since c -cto"=-er l?~l-
also rra6e.
S=!.."'!ple reZLil ts indicate fr.at the:,,:-e: is t:f"le F="esence of hnza...-60-1!>
su~-:~....znc~s in the er,vironrrel1t. Tl"D.z enal v--icti 6a~ is :,re~cr.1te.6
th'-J·:erreJJ.e.l lnvesti9otion/l"easibilj:::y St~cJy 1<brk Fl~n 21~:~..a61ed
,1eret.0 and incoJ:?=,rdt.ec i1ertin as 1'.:::-AC>-:t-2''!' C,'1:.
Sig:-'..i!ica.".'!t e:~sure t.o
ilJ.ne~s, Oisease, te~.t'h
life arr7. ~.-11.IIT'i:'.r..:.::>.
t.he SF<.id r~.z.:.-clo..:.z 5ul")stnnces tc.y cause
OT. otJ~':r harmfcl etfec-:..s t.o
in
G. $\:rf.::ice clrc..ir..a~e iE: east:war{!. Y::~ -t:'!i flo.\· ti. vicir.g tr. tl!e !.~c:--•.. :n~S-:. anfl
:cnt.~ieast to int.c.rce;_Jt. t\.JO Url."1arred t=ihl!t.aries to E:.:.ffalo D:eek.
I i. ~,,,: 1 lr:-i.n}..i.nn \-J,"\ll"'.'I" !;:11J'J.)1 y (",f th~-: [-<'!T.~(")11$ i.n ~.11(' ;1~c;1 ;:;r::r.vc-1 7 :-~y r,•·iv--"'·c • •. r ...
?nU public water sup:c,ly we:ls may !:,e a~ver~e::1;, af~~tteC..
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A. ~e s.:i::.e is a ::aci:.i:t~, \-::.. ~--U..n 'the rre~r.ir1s c: :;~...i.~ lCl ( 9) c·-= G.S';"~,
,2 v.s.c. Jgeo11211.
B. 7qe Fes_oonci.e:1t is ;:::,_ r-e:-::;~ c'..5 cic-:-~f:ined i:1 Sec-""...i.cn 101(21) cf~
l1• S. C. ~-9601 ( 21) , arid ~s ~-.nc= o! the ~i t.e, ;:-...~d as c::. ~-e:::-ie=-utc::-c=
ha::.arc.oc:s su:;su-.nce,s, is a responsibl« "-,.,,.:::-ty un,,P.r Secticn 1,::,7 (a) ( l)
an::: (a) (3) of u:.RCI.A, 42 u.s.c. §S6C7(a) (1) a'1o. (a) (3).
C. The c:haricals c:ii;:covcre<:'. as 6es::ribec'. in Par1>;ra;:,l1 E a=ove are
""i-".az.anlo.is Sulxu.nces"" wi.tl'..in the n:e:.arw.19 of SEcc--...icn 101 ( 14) cf C::.".G.A,
. <:2 u.s.c. fS601(14).
r.. T.--:e !==--~scnce c: r~.ar6cus r;ubst.ances a-t -:.."'le !;i te, ~'i-iei.r past a..'1C.
:,x,tcn.tial nigratior. to su==nc.i.ng scils ar:,1. srcu.'1c."h. .. '<'.te=, re.y constitute
tx.~th cl!1 actual release. and t.r.rec..,_t.cmE<J. relP.2".se "''ithi.n the me~...i...,ig of
Eee'"...ion 1(11(22) of Cb,CT~'\, 42 u.s.c. §9601(22).
Based on the FinCings of Fae:. ?.lK~ Conclusic•~ cf 1.a~-set c.ut cl-.~ve, ~.7\.
has ciet.e...-mi..ne<i. t:nr.t:
;. . The actual ana/or 't1-.reatene,:'i r~leasz of ha.:.araous zubs-.ances fr= the
Site ms.y pe~c::-: an iJT~ninP~t and sl:2:stc.!'ltial enCc.ngerr:e::t to "the
public ~e-.alth or \\:elfare or the 1; •• rr\~onrner-t..
E. The inves-:.3.~ticr15 req1.,ir~ J:'I\• t..1-\is Cc-'-..sent era~~ 2:.!"C! n1:=Cc!=is2--y
to prc-t~ct. ·::he 21!'t.Jj.c heal-:i"J t:nc1 wel£u-e zru: t--.,e envi:.-onme.nt..
'!"::is Ccr:s~:-i-: C.Tdcr sf·:alJ. ?:-,r,l:,1 tc a.rid l?e l'~ci_i,ng uron "0·:1: :le~?=,-'16.ent. and
F?A, t:he:ir a~ents, si.:ccC?~so::-s. c1.nc1 c:zsiS".S a.~d u;x:n all persons, C."'~;-:-:.=-cct.::,:.-~
2.!1.C ccr:zt!1:',.:ari:;,£ a~_i.ng l.~<;e= or £or ~i-:h.~ t:he ~~...o:-i(:c...,".:. 0r E?;:. c.= tc--..l1.
J·7o &.a~i;.ie in ~-;.~e:.-ship er cor:;:crate or pc.r-...ncs!"'..ip s-tatus rela:t.i.T'l; ~ t~e
.!: i t:.e w:.11 in any ,\c.y aJ.ter tile ~t.atus of "'.:.~e li.espcnde..~-:. or in ~-cy ~t:"c.!'
"1tcr t1,e ncs:rnn,.lcnt 's r~sf""'r,:::i.hi.1 i':y Lm:!c:r: this Cc:.,;ent. 0rcier. Tnc
?.E'5p:inde.~t Y:ill rer.ain ti1€; i~r:o.c;:or~.e.:nt unci.er t:...,.is c....i~sc..,t OrLle:-r-n.ci. 1.-.ill
:.."'e _re~~i=-le fo= ca_~~ cu-t. all ac--ivi~cs rec:tti=ct cf tl1e t'.e~'X:-:C:ea"1't.
und€= t:tls Cc~~.,-:, Orf.er.
Tr~e :=.e::7"'Cn6.crrt !:.!-.:.a'.1.1 pro\i.d~ a c:or•Y c= 7-nJ..::1 C:Cnse:J1-:-_ 0:-:-cie= ~o all c::,r.:t..:-attc=!'·,
sC:..:-ecntra ctc:-:s, le1boratc:-ies, 21 icl ccns1,:,l t.ant.s rt~ c ~ ':e: ~ t.C') co11duc-:. ~~~
FC=--i~., of tile wo:':':": pe:-£ornt-X: p,~suant to thi:. CO!"'..se:.1t Orr.':cr v:i "t.r.i.n -
fcur:.e€J.i. (14) calenda= d?.y!:i cf -t.~1e effec-:.ive rJat.e o-E :.:)\i: ~"":5e.J.-:. 0:-Ce=
c= date o1 such retention, wi;ir:".heve:-is aP9li=able.
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Tm, ::-E.C".:i.::-e,,c:-:t of Sec:-..im lOG(a) oi: c:1'~ tc n:::-t.i.=:· -:he ,:;'cote c-f t:o:-..h Cz.:-ol:.na ha& been sr..tisfier1.
All Y~=}: pe=::ei:".""eC Fursuant tc, th.i~ Co!"'.se=-i-:. Cr.d.er sr-..all be crl~P.r the a.irect.ion rmC s11pervisic.:--. c-f u ciual.:i.fied .r:,rcfession;..:,.1 ens-ine1::r, er certi=i.e-1 geolcgi.$t ,..rj.tl-1 exr-e=-tise in haznr~o.:s waste s.:Lte cle:a.~~p. The F.esr,cr~dent. ~-~c-J.l nr.:tify E?lt in ·.-.~iti11g r-ega.~ding the ru:..'71€, titJ.e, ancl ~z..lifications cf ~uch e11gi.nee:.-, a:-9eclo;ist an.G c: cny c:o:1~ractors wr/or subccntractcrs to ~ usef. in carr .. .ri..'1'] rut. the -:.err.~ c'.f this C"~nse:it Or6e=.
?.ase<l on the fcre:going, it is: 1.ereby l'.C'.!:.'F.:D ro H;D c,r::::::RED that tre follo.,'i,n,:r ,:erk i,hall be. perforr.eo:
;,_. The r-esp:,ndcnt chclJ. .i.'T~•lenr.:-:t the task.-s ~et?.i.ler: iJ,. t.'le f:erre.oial !:westir..ation and Fcasi=,ility Stu(;y \·lorJ.; Flar--(R!/FS .Jork Flan) w::uch has t:een aP?:oved by i:"J·A ?.r1C. is attachec.i to anC i."':CC=I"'...Crat.ec1 in this C::nse:1~ OrCe:-{At:t?.c:i'tr.'IF.n't l) . ~s v.~=k shall be ccOCuct.e,: i.r,. acc:orCance wi -:.,.-;, th'= EPA Rerr.edial lnvC?!:ti~'t.,j.ori. and Feasi'c:.li ty StuCy ~dancf:? Ooo.=rrent.s an'"l Hi th t..~e: sti=mC::.~z, specif:i.co.ticns, cmd scheciule c:oni:.ai.nei. in the r<I/1--S Wor1•. Plt,n.
E. °i'·s cf ~r">e £!£ect.i ve dr,te cf th.i.s Cc::sent Or~c=, the 1'".eSFQnC~~t ha~ CO'i'u7r;nce<4 an1 ~grees to continue won: unde=-c::nC'l i.:1 c1.cccrCance \.\i fr. the l'.I/F;:, \,Or.k Flan.
C. T•;e 7.esp::na~,t !-=1--~l provide rront:lly ''"'='i -tten p:70£.-:-e!:s rer...c~~ t.o "::Pl' .. -· ... --· • -1 .. . • . . -PT/i--1.: . 'p .... , "* -?.Ccor~.-1.r:g i..O :.ne SC."'le:-.u_e c::n:.a.i.ner.:. .l.n -:,ne ._ ... · .... WCrr-.. .:-.... a...'"1. r:i.. c-. ;:,i !"".i_;i·.:.rri t:nese 1'ro;9!"ess rep::,:-:.s shall: ( l) Oe=.=:_--i:>E.: ~-.-e <?.C-:.io::s y~·•~,: c_=, •--.ave •1v-:r•r, --:,~•.,.,.-, -~.--...-c• ~,_•..,; ev•i r,,_ =•1.:; ::i,n~c \·...: ••n -o."ni ~ CoM~o•n~ •• -• ...... ........ ...,......, ... ,.___ I.-....,.,.(;_ ' C:,l..l.~ -..J:,::: •~P.:..i..'--.,_ •--• "---.. ~ ..... '-Or6er, (2) incll1Ge: a st~.aary cf all sar;p~s-anci te~-:....\.r!s r~sul-=.s anC c.ll ot~e:-C:2.t2. recei veC by -:_.-.,_e N:!spcnUe!1t., a.~:5 ( 2) i::=li.;,;jc: all .:::la.""lt-a.r-iC. prcced~es ccriplct.eC! sLi.:::seguent to '::J?l-. c.pprovnl cf -:he T'..I/F:'. \:c=}~ ?lo.1:., d\lrinf:" ti1e past rrcr.-:..r'l i:s well as ::l1~h c:C"""-..icri..s, 6.a--.:.a, a:-~1 pl?.!'.S vihi.ci"t nre sC..,£"Culec1. fc:-trie follo..-;ing n-.c.rrt. .. ~. Tuese rep..::_--:.s "'~e • \...--. .... :i .... ~ ... l ... -... -i.. -.r:. • ... -.. , • -C.0 1..-:: ~i.:::mu.i... ... er. i...O .t..t-r_ ."":)· uJe t..E.ni-1! cay O.i.. e;:-1.CT"l rrcn, ... tl ZC.!.._o.,.r,_ng t..,e e£fe~j.vc nc:.t.e of t.~iis C'.o~~ent 0r,J~r..
~-~e ?.espc-nee...,-t. sh.all prov:i.r..i;: preli.-:,,inQ.ry and fi.rie.l :-<:-?O:.""'""-S t.o I?.!~ ?.ccr:-irCi:1g to :.he sr:hedulrz: cont..ciinecl i:-. ·the r~I/FS i-.~=k ?la.-:.
E. CTA s'r.cJ.l review t1,e }"""relir.-.. 1.n.a...ry anC. firir;.1 re:-c:--$ cJ"l.d t,.i t'ri.'1 3C c:J.er1ri.a~ c~c·ys o: receiot ~:!'J E?~ c.t suC:': r~r--o:::-ts, ITA sh.a~•.l n:·.tir,; tlie Fesrcnr':e..11-:. in wri t.ino ;f 1::·A.' ~ 201.~cVc..l or :"i~ac-=-roval c£ t....'1ese: ~ ------re!--Or-~ c= o.~~ part. tho·ec::. !1J :-:--:e €Ve::t:. o:: a.?"Jy r:.::.s:::.:;?ro"vc.l, ::-::?;.. ~·,..,.all s~ecii-y ir. '--.T.:L ~in? t'X"-'t.:"l 'the Oe-ficif:nciec c.ni.3. -:.,'"':P. rer:s=rs f:c= ~,, .... ,. :-:,.."'\........ ,, ._"\._ •-· 1 'lJ_;,uJ.:;_h OVr! . •
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G. D::"-clt'!cnts, i::iclui:liris re!X=)rt.s, app::-ovtls, c.isa.:~provc:.ls, a.~:1 C-..he:.-cc:-:-esponr"ience, to 't'e ~\!brr1tted pursuc:.nt. to this Ccnsent. Orr'ier, £:iall j:,e se.'1t )··y c~ifie:J rail to tne £ollo.d.ng aUdre.sse::: er to Euch ~..!"'.er c.OcresEes c;.~ the Resp:mc3e!:t. or CPA hereaf'tc= rrey 0.esi~ate in \•.':.-it.ing:
l) i:'OCl.!"'1:?nts to be ~u:"r.-i ttec~ to E?F_ should be sent tc: ( 5 cq.:i.e::)
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U. S. !'.t,vircr.i=ta.l Protec-...ion J.gency !<r,gion !V
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34.5 Courtla'1d E-r=ee't, l~ Atlan~a, c.:.ec::-si,a 3C:3f5
2) Ioc:urrents to be sl:l,,nit.::ed to the l'.esrontlent should be. ce.°'t to:
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l:.rwircnrr:enuJ. J,.=::ai::-s Celanese ribe~~ ~=a-ti.ens P. 0. B:.,x 32414
C"'c>.rlr.tte, t:o:---...h rarolina 222.32
::. EPA or Pes!70n~ent l'i!2Y Ceterr:-i ne tl-1a-t tas1-:s, j_nclufins =ere=i.al in,-ee~.1·~-0--,---· .... -...,.:;1•c-eM~.1·1,ec-.:....,_ e,-,,•--i.-.~s a=e n-ess~-.· as
---":.::,._,._ --:: ·'--•" <;..,..~..i.. -•••';• • ·--~••~ •C.:.~uc.1.-, .. : ..... , ,;....,_ ,.__\. f-?.rt. of a ne~lial Investigation and Feasihi.li-:-.y Stuc:iy ir, af,c.i. t.ion t.o rP:-.-app:!:"r'rvCC ~sks ~~d riel5.v:;;raJ;lP-~:, inoJ.ur1ir-.;: =-c_?::~:.-...s, \~'r..ic"r, !"".~ve r.-een C:::X:L_oleted ?U!.·suan.t. to th.is Conse.~":. OrC~= • Su> jec:. ~c ~~e "Dis!=-..:-:.e Resolu~i..or1 11 ~-e::-i--ion ( ~.ection X!V) c1:f tl~i.s Conse::t. (>rr5er, tl1e !''es;x:-.nCe:::-t shall i:-r-~-le.rna,t a-r:iy adci --:.ional tasks ;.,.ii~.,ich E?A d~e::-rri.nes 21.rE necessa...-y as par:. of a P:e.1Tedial Investir;:c.ttior.. a.'"ld Feasibili"t:.y £:'t:1..,fiy a"ld \•.7'.ic.'"l ~-e iM _.,., · · tc •'---·-· -· · .---;-c-'"'"' Pl -
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ET-l:. ?.,;rces to !:!?et ...,:iti1 fes!"X)nric::-:. '.::-:i:-r1~ sr,.!ssi:::n of any i:C:~t'=r a::-5..sil".I"': Ct.'\t cf t;,.is Coru;ent Orri.er at a t i."7le and plAcc ~CTcecJ Lipcr1 by E?A. anci. r-'e~p:-i~.ae~t.
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(,~ or ~=~:-e L':'.e e:"fectiv€ da":.e c: t...'1..i.s C:::n£e.'l."t. ~d'==, ZF;._ anC t...11e ~esµ:,n~e.,t shz..ll ~cc·~ 6e~ic;:nate a P::oje-::t. r-1ane~:€::-. E.a::h ?:"eject ~·.a:.e?e:-s°;',all be re~:·cinsil)le !or ovE.::-seej_1;C' t~le i.rplcrrenta t -i.c.1 of -t.."Us Dnse:r:. C':"cie=. The r:?P. ~o"lec-: ~·.anac-er ,-:ill t.e !?I'..' s (~,fisir.-!Oted ::-e:.:ir-ese.r:t.ative c...t the Site:. To t.c~E: r~ir::!,:i..r:'\U!:·1 e~:..ent p,ssi;11e, ccr.:.1t.':..~catic~s be~•ee.."1 t..~e nesr:cncie:,t. 2ncJ £Pl .. ar.d ell dcc:ur,·ents, iticluC:ing reFQrts, c'-?Froval.s, ar!,.,. ~...her co::-res!X'rlCence
conce.:nin~ the act.i vi tiec pe:--fcrriec1. pu=~-t,ant. to ti1t:: terin.s and roncli ":....i.cns of th.is Corise.~.t C'rc'er, sh,.11 be cirecteil t."riroui;,h the Froje:::t. ~'ar1a9ers. i:;'A P.Jid t...-_,P. ~.€::f-OnCi:mt ir:.:ich hc:ve t;1e riS'ht t.C"l c:ha.'1'?e thei= res!)ect.i ve Projec-:. i·~nager. c-uch a channe shall 1)€0 uCCr::TTTFlish~! ~ notifyins tr,e o~'\e:-pc.rty ir: v.'::"iti.ng at lf:?.st five calenCar c.ia~'S p:-icr to the char.9e:. The Ei?~ Oesi9TW-ted Project nanc.1ger, shall have the ~uthc::-ity vested ~r
the i"ationa1 Conti.nc<ency F-1an; .!.O C.F.!: .. F-;;.~ 300 et s~-, 47 Fo.~e=a1 Resd.ster 31180 ,Jl1ly 16, 19€2. N.s incll1ries t-J,e ?.uthor:.ty to hc>.l t, condi.:ct., ~r Greet ?.Tl}· tc~Ks re(:!t':i.::--er~ Dj,· t.rj_s Cor--5r;l"lt C~t.c:-ancl/or ?n:1
:-es;:onse ae:-.i.ons er pcrtion~ thuoof ~hen ccrid.i:t:i.or.1..c; !-'resE'nt. ~ irm~li.at.e =i:i!~ 'tC ;.:-ui"'-liC heal~':. or welf<.;re or t11e envi.:-onrrer.~-Wrie..11.r:!ver pos~:-ible EPA i..ill ;;,rn•licie nC'"'..ice to Fe,;:rondent _;;rior to tak.in,: any sucn ac-..ion. 'ihe ~..-::se~ce of t.'"le E?A P.eprescnt.=-.ti ve =rar. the Site shall not be cause for t:~e Z't.C:?~qe of wc:-k.
'frle F,~p:,nr.ent chc.11 use r..iali ty as~urarice, cru..-.li ty contr".'l, ar.c: r.l;ain cf c-~stc::{~r ;roceC·ures in accorr5r:Jnce \..~ t.:.'1 ::?~ Regic:: IV .~vircm£..11t.?..l f,e::··vices Di vision 5:.a..,.,dc.rC. Q::ie=-a-:.in9 Procedures l'-!anual "t!°'.rC)ug'~.~rt. all !:ar,:;=-le collection e..21C a?:alysis ac---....i.vi-:.ie~. ':l:is rrar.uc.l $hall 1-:e :;:::-ovioec ~o -:.ile Fesp:,n(P_"'lt ~r ~?.?... Ti1e i.cs;.on6e.."1":. sha.ll c...:,~.st1l t. v.•i t.h EPA i.--; ~la...,_, .. ,_i . .ng :fo::, ?Jlr~ .rric= to, all s::ir.I)li ng an<.:: r .• .n.alysis as Cle-:.c.i.leC. in t.he rI/=S is;ork Pla"'l. In oraer to r,rovicie c!ual.i.ty ass~=a.:.,ce tnc: r.ein,-c.;n C::.0.2..ity cc:--£t.rr;l re.v-:-:-;:;rCins a.ll $arn_:)l~s ccillec-:.ed r-,~t::\.".a~.t. to L11is ::o~se..,t C·=:·:e=, the Ret.?OnC!e:-r.:. shall:
A. ~risure t:"mt :~"Ph per~c:t..~.l c> .... y,•,,::!./ c,r :.PF. a~~l"J.crizcC rerres~;itat5.ves a:e e.llc..."wee acces:s to U'le lc~i.::c::-at:::-y ( s) c>~C pe:::-sor-!e l u-t.ilizec °b;' -t:ne l?.es~.on6~nt fc-1r ar!Bl y:;::.s.
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1:ierfcn:1 ~ucl, anal v~i:::; r.cc(")rr1i11c tc !:?A. rret:'."':.cCS er' nY2.'t!".OCS r"tee.:TE:C. -!:Ct..:.icf~ct.orv to EPA ~a sub•·•i-:. • all nrotoccJ.s to i~J ~se<J fo= ~~.!:·.'zis
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C. F.::-:su=-e t.'iat lab::>rato:y ( s) i.:tili:.ec ~ t..i:e Resp::nde.r:t ~er zJie.l~·.s:.s
ro2rticiraete in a I'?A f:'UC' l.i:ty GF su:-anc:P./ r;uali. t:y c:;nt.=ol prcs=-a:~
e::;ui val en:. to that .....t-.ich is follo...ied ty E:?A a.'1:: \.vT"'.ich is consis~er:t
"'':. ti"\ F?Z-. docu."n:nt ~-:r-0C'5/PO. j-_~ pa=-:. o~ ~-t".=..'"l a _t;~aiT., 2....-1C l'.~n
request by I:'PA, such latc=ato::-_.r ( s) s};.?.11 1.:ie=forn, C...'1C lysis of scr,:...:les
;:,rcvide<: by r:Fl~ "t8 O~ristrate t::1e r;ua.:..i. ty 17f e::ac..1-,~ la...~r~tory 1 s
analr....ical date. A rraxi.r.L1rr1 annual nu.~~r c! £oi.:.r per ? ... '1al)--._ical
car,J:ir-~aticn: € .• 9. , f-=x.rr ac:,n.ieoL'!5 sa':'_r les t::;~ Ga~ C-,..rorrttcx;rapr:._' /iv.ass
Spe~...r~t~,, :Z-our soi1/~~~-_i .. ment samples r:y Gar; 0--rari.J.t~~raphy/I:",;iss
srectrorr,e:try, etc. rr:ay 1:e provided to each laborato:ry for analysis.
XI.
Tc the e~ent that the Site is _orcse..11't.ly c,.-~ec. 1-~, parties 0t11er tl-ian
t.:1e'Se bo..:r,c1 :-:y this Consent ci::-acr, the ?~sronc.e.".lt haz ohtainec. er ,:ill
'..!SE t..'1eiz:-best effor-~ to oot.ain si 't.e access as~eenen~ £:-o:r. the prePent
o•.'ners \..i t..~in 30 c~enr"'ar days of the e=fec+-~ ·:~ date of t·~is Consent
C=:"Ce:.·. Such asrf:'e:-ients ~:i.::-11 :-:rovic1c reasonable access to FPF-. a:-.JJ./or its
autho:,:-i.::e:5. reprezerrtc.ti VC$. In the event that site c:.cce~s ~g=-ee.rren't!:: ar~
not o'r.:--~in('a wi"t.."-,.in t.he ti.,~ r~ferenccd at:ove.:. 't.:"'e ~.t!s;:on'"ient shall no~.i.fy
I:?A re9<1n'li.n9 7_-oth tlie lack of, .me'. e:fforts to oo--..ain, such a;rree:~-:.::
wi.t:.11:i_'f"l 30 ralenC:.ar ,jays of the e!:Zective date of t:..is Cor...sen-:-. C'rcie=.
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The !":esp:;nae".lt shall r:c-J:c, the-res::l ts of all :;a"1['li.ns 2;i,J/cr tests c::-
• . • ' by t" -' •. -.. -:, . ' -~-· 1-" ct.n.cz 02. ~ gener?.tee. n:? .r:ezponc,e.""lt, er en -u ie . e!:ro~c:e.'l"J.t s .l,Jt;Ji.a_.;..,
":i-:j1 res:,:>e:-t to tP.e i~:r:le-ren~ .at.i ~ of 't"~s O:ri.se:"l~ 0::-6.e!·, availal ... le t.o
'[P.,; anci shall zubiri.:t these resul.'t.s in nonti1ly ;.·:-.... qre.s~ rep:;r-...z as c5es=ibe-d
in Sectioc 1}l.II cf tl:is Ccns~nt. tn:<Jer. !:"?A v.ri..ll r.Zlke avc.il~le -to· the
?.~sp;:,nGP~t. 7J:c res':.·l -:.s c:: !",a~:-pJ..i.ng rJnd/ c:-:-te:st-s c:-c7-"-:e:-Oc:'..:.?.. sl..;'"':"_1.la=ly
~erie=-2.tc:..:': ·~-E?.t'\.
t-•.:':: t:'1e =-t::=:u-::s-t ::f :t"?'P., t.:11~. ?~sp::'ln0ent she.11 c.110•1 S?lit o:-C":t::=-liote
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:::;e:-:::--les colle:C:.ed hy the fu:sr,c::.Ce:nt pu:-sua."lt to ~ic i.Jnpl~:;nt.z-:.i~ c::
-:.hi~-Cor-.scrrt C:rder. T!·:~ Fes:;;::-.n:·~cnt ~"r-.all nc--izy E?A :-ioc l':Ss than /:?
1--,ours .i.'1 af.vance cf any z-.a"'!,)le co] lec-..i.c:n ac::.i vi::y.
'::I'h. anr":/o::-anv LF,. aU'tJ:~orizE,<1 re;:,res<::-nt?-:.i.vc ~:'1.c~ nt lee!.:t have t:nc
au~i:c::-i-cy to ~nte:-?..P.d =rEely rro~.1e cl1xut all ~=-~=-ty at ::he Sj_-:,~ at all
rc:ascnabl~ ~~'!e= £er -t:,e ru.."'T)o~es 0£, int.a= al:.'-: ~ !""..Sr:tc:-..incr records,
c;::erz.:':.il'"l9 lcqs, ai~n ccntrac-.:.-;; :,:-r:lr.tei:1 t.o -:he S.i.t.e; =evi~~,g _, t}ie ~cs=-ess
o: t.~e :--esp::n~ie..~"t. in CL"'T,ling ou"t. t.:.:e te::-ms c= t.r')is CC!1£.ent·. OrQer;
ccnCuC"" ..ir,s suer, tests as L?;:i. c::-tr e Project. CccrC:in~~cr ~i~e.:1 r..e:c~s£;a:-y;
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ve:-:. :-·yi~ t..:1£· date. st.=!"'.',i::.ted tc "!:?A by -::1e r es!'Onde.~t.. ,,_~ne f.es:po!!cie..'1".:.
s";-i_r .. 11 !->er.r:i.t suc.'1 !-"-€·r-sons to ir..~?€:::t a'1d c~· all recc:-C..S, ::iles,
;:h~ _,srar-!":s, c:oa.:..'T.ents, 2.~1n ot.~e::-v.-:-i tin~s, inclt:!Oir.~ all sa"'T1pling a.~a
rn!"'itc=i....,s r.ata, in a.ry \.Jay ~:-t.cir.inC? -:.o v.rc:-k unCert.akc!'"l ~~SL".c."1t t.o
t,:-_i_s O:nsP.:1t OrC:.e=. .Z.J.l parties \o,'i ·J1 access to the S~:t.e pi.:=su~ to 'LJ'.is
paragraph shall =:;:,ly with all 1:tr;.•rovcd health Wlc'l safety plans.
'I"ne res~nde;;::. r..ay as!:e:-t: a. Ct'1nficien~.al::ty clak~, if 2.pp:-op:-iate, cove:-i!1g
part or all c:: t."rie .ir..forrrc.tiC'n req,~E'ctec1. by this CcMerrt. 0::-cier FUrSUant.
tc AO C .: . t:. ~.;;:. 203 (h) . Suc.'1 an asszrtion chall. be aciequately !Substantiatec'
\.:hen ~1-ie 2.szc!"":.ion is rrar3e. l' .... "1?-.l;''"tical data shall not L-...e clc.irrec:1 as
ccr-.:=ide!'!tiz:l by t':e P.esFCr-Oent.. lnforr1-etion determined ~c be ccr-.£i~ential
by r:p;. vlil.l be a:7:':orded. tl1e prctettion specifiec; in 40 c.r. R. Fa..-t 2,
.S.;....~a.rt B. If no suer. clai."1 acco~r.ies -t...1-ie infor.-.r-ticn vl':""e.'1 it. is
Sl.l;'?mi. tteci to EPA, it may be r~aae available tc the J:,L:;:;1:i.c by EFA ,d.:th.cct
i1.:-rt."ner noti.ce to the I-'.es~n.:ient.
XIII.
'CPJ~ anr, the i<esfl"nr.ent a,:,ree tr;;:t '?c:ch shall :;:,rese:-vP., during the pen.."'enc:y
of tr .is Con.sent CrciP.r and fer a n:ini.l~ cf si,: ( E) yea:-s ;; =-t.e:-its
te:,,-,.inz::..ion, all recorc1s ai1d Cccun·c.'1tr. in their !=()Ssession or in t.i"i£
1=0ssessic.~ of Weir divisions, crr,ployees, 2~en-t.s, accour:~'1-:.S, cor.":.=-21.ct.::.rs,
er attomeys v.hlch relate in c:m.v \o.CV to the Site inve::ti?a'":ion, 6.espi-t.e
an;,· 6oa:ir:-e""!:. rete.."ltion relict tc tne con-:.ra..-y. ~=te= this six year
period, t:ie :R.esrcnae..~t shall nci....i.fy EPA v:i tllln 30 calerK1?...r 6z.ys p:.-io:-to
t.:ie Cestru.ct.icn c= c:ny such Oo::i..11re-"lts. Upcn r~..:e.st by EF1~, the ?F.·sponO.ent
s!'.all ;72Y,.e avtllable to EPA. such =-ecords c~ c09ies c= a!"l.y such :-ecc::-cls.
~~-::.i~icoc.lly, if f.?/~ re-:-;1.1es:-ts fr.at SCiie er all tocu.::-en~s be ;:rese:-vec for
o. lcrn?e= ~~=iOC. cf time, -t..~e PesponOe..•-rt shall carpl.y ~"i. t.r\. tha'": request..
lf 'tiie ?.e.:;cnter:t o!Jjects to c:.:,y I.PA nc~ce of c.i.sar:=1·c\?. l c:~ 6~.cisio~
r:c.Ce pur:=;uant tc this Conse:1t Or.-Ye=, tl1e Fes_?:ndP-""lt s~~:::i.l.i. r.c:.i£y :::::?A. ::_"1
-.,.;ri ting cf j_ts c-C je~ J.o:is wi th.i....~ fou:""t.ee..11 ( 14.) Cloys cf r~ce.i.Et c£ tl1e
C'P.i:--.isio:i. EFI-.· c..l'lf.l. t:ne f".':si:,-cntc..~t then have an aC1fi-:ior .. aJ. fou!""'t.een (14)
fays £rcri tl'le recP.ir,t by EPA r,f t.h': n0t:.; ficatior. cf Ooje-=-:.:i.c:: -t.o rc.:aC:-..
ar,:-ec,.e:1t. If asreorent Crlnnot ·oe · reachec" on any .:i.s:.:ue wj_:':}Yi.n tJ~i~.
fc,.\r":.ee.."'l ( 14) da.y periaJ, i..L';. ~~;;..11 }"'lrovicie ~ v-.:r-:i.tt€:n ~~-:.terrer:'": of it.!S
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!£ ar1y eve.."1t OCC'..l!""S 'whicl1 ~uur;t::~ cielay ir 't...~e c.1c"r.icve""'€".r.:t cf t...-.,e :-ec:::i.:ire"'\~!"'':.S
rf :."r.is C.""nscnt Orcie.:-, t:l·,e T•esror.C!e.'1t she.11 hc,ve :..f'.e ·rurcer. of F:'0\7:.ng
tr~at tt·ie cielc.y Y:as causcC. t,y circ..ir,1stances t:eycnC the reascna::l<:: ccrr:.rol
c: t!"ie F.ccpon .. ~e~t "-tu&. cr.clC: not have '.t:>ee!l over-::-~ '.r,y dti.e r3ili~E.nc:e.
~e F-.e~:x-nc:ent ~hall 1:,rCT:r,ly nctify rr;..' s P::-c je~ eo-..,rrlinatc-r crally e...~•:l
shall, ·~'i t..~.in !=:ev~m. ( 7) C?.i.le.nr:ar ciays of oral r.C""'..i.=icz:~.ic-.:1 tc EP;i, no-..i.fy
.!:j';._ in ~i tins of the antic.:.pa:t.ed len~~"l a..".1:l ca:;se of the delay, -:...~c
rnee.sures t.zJ.~en a.'1d/ or to 1:-e te.Ken to Frevent or r..i.niniize the ci.elay, and•
tlie ti..=table: by wrJ.ch the :?.esr:cnc1ent intcrics w implere.'1t t.liese m?asurcs.
:;: t.'"!e r~ie~: ca.-, asres tl1at the c1.tlay or ar.::.ic:.pateci ~elay has ~·n or
1.:ill be cal;sec. by ci::-c:wc.su,.nces beyor?d the :reason.:-:t.,le control cf the
P.esi:ondent, tl1e t.irre for i:,-e=-£0:::r.ance hereunder shall r-e ext.enc ea =or a
pe:rioc -ac:ual to th,: delay :resulting £:ro:r. ~uch circu~-stances. The F<esp:indent
s1·.al ~-aCc;.-,t all :'.'Sasc.•··ml:1r:? ;:-easures to av~iia or r."'.in5...rrii.ze G.elay. Failcre
of tne ·Rc.s!X')r1cJt:nt to ccr.,ply v1i tr. the ncr..ice requi!"erre.nt.s cf t'..!'.iE: r..c.ragraph
shall r€1'"1.(e:-this parasrc.:ih voiC and consti tut.e a YTcli ver of the· F.esz=e,nC:e.""lt.' s
:-ic-)1t to r~~st a. \tJr'-l. ver of tJ1e rec:uire.JTe.""lts of tr" .. is Cor..sent OrCer.
lccrEasef"; co!:tr. of ~rfomance cf the te...'7:".S of th~i.s C:,nsc?.rrt Orde= er
chan(?t:c~ e:conarci.c circurrstaP.r.cs shaJ.l n,:rt. 1"'>e cor.t~iCerer1 cirCL,~--ances
!ri the event. tno.t El-'A end t!:.e
r\esponCer:t r.a.ri.not agree fr~t any CP-lc1y in tl:e acilieverrent of t:ne rec;,..1irerrcnt.~.
of t.l:is Consent Order, incl1;c1i. n~.f the fai.J.1.rr-~ to sulT.".i t. a".'IY re;..ort. or
Cr-=L"IIP.:lt, h~s ~-x..~ or will r.E c:;iuse": by circurrs-:.ancF$ L-..eyc-.nd the
rea"'"::.Or..ahle ,;ontxcl cf the ~e~p:,ndent, the c:i.sput.e si'1c.J.l be re!-:·.ol ved in
;-.cc::,:rda'"!ce w:i.tJi :t.'"ie .rrovisicns of tlie "Disr,L1-.e Resolt:~ion" Se~..ion (Se~..ion
:x:v·) of tr.is Consent 0:rde:r.
r or each wee1< ti"~t -:}1e r:~sponder.t £ails to sul:?:li t a re,?"O:-t. o:-c.~oc.:."'7e!:":.
r-E~ea tr;, t~e \:Jerk !11£ln o::-O..:.nli ty .As~st.=ance:: se::--ioo o:-o--~'"le!'\,,."i.se
£aiJ.s: -:.o aC:'lleve ~",e req-..:.i:-~rr:.s cf -t:~s C:;r:se:."'!t C:-:-f·e.::-, a.'1~ fails ":.8
c.::r1:--lY \..,-:i.t~'"l ~i1e r.:c,t.ice re.:y.,ire.rren~c: i_'1 t..:1e a·:-c,VE fc.:·o~:-c-.:-;n -:...,e Re£~~6c.~~
:::'1al..l TY?.:' i.rit.o ~e :Jr.it:.~ S-tates ':':"easu._-::, 'the s~ s::::-:. fo=.-..:,, ~10,,.1 as
s-:.i!"'cla-c.e-f penal tie::. C:--:cc.~s sr.C'ul(:i be aC.C:e:!:seC -:.c·:
D.S. ~~\.":..=cnment.al :i:->=ctection ;~senc-_/
.Supe:-funC-. AccCL..i.::ti...'1g
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At-:n: (Q.-ll~ction Cffice::-for s~pc.:-Et.:.11C)
f.tipnln't.ed penc:ltie.: ~hall accrue in the ana:m.-: of $1, COO. 00 ::x :,:.,e
=:.:-st wec-,J: an(: S2, 000. OU for ea&. wei::k -::."lere:a=te= fer ::z.ilure to sl.b"r:i:t a
f.eli.v£ra1')le o:-~ly \1.-:i.th z:. s:::.~~11.:.le as requi:::-e'-1 by tl'"l.is Cor_c;ent. O:der.
'!'t.= stlp..ll.::te·f F-enal ti~s set fc:-...h in tJUs ~e::.-..i.on Co n~ precluGe ~r'\
£:-rn. el~...i.ns w pu::-sue a'"ly ot.i·,er !'<!r.ee~ies c::-sanc--ic.ns .... hic:--1 r.-.ay 1:.~
avail?.':le to EP.?,. by rea!SC"!n of ti1e~ P.cs~ncleJ"lt 1 !: £ai.lure "t.o c--r.·~-ly '-'-~ t..,
c1ny r.f tt· .. e rn-:rt.1fr~1rent_~. oi t.1~ir. Co~r,f:nt C,r:}f!:. :'i.;::L rer.cl:ia; and rirll1::.ic,ns
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c-~_;..., a ~c-C:e:-c.lly-:!:undeC :-es;:x:>:--..se ac--.icn, a.'1C a ~uit. f:::-:-ei;.1~_=seoc~t
cf ccst. i..nc-.:...-:--eo ~' ~~e L~itec ~:.c:.tes ar1d 'the :':.-?te cf ~~h Ce..:-oli~.
/!::.y re~=-:.s, r:;la:~, spi:-ci:-i.cc~.i.c!"'.z, sc':"ie:!...:les, ?~:1:: attach:oe::.~s rE=-<:n.1i:-ec
by t.~is Ccns£:-:t Crr!er are, l.:J:0!1 CFp;.oval ty I"FA :..ncc:-p:,:-cte-:~ :.n :::i~
Con:c:-:t C:·C'e:-. .A.'1y nc~1-crnr-linn::e ""'i t.°1-1. sue:h !7J~ a~:-o·,.te:C :-c;x::-::.s, pla.""ls,
~_9ecificc\tions, schei"ul~s, rmC att.~c.iine..-i~s Phall t-e co~fS:.6e=e<: a fi:..il:.:re
tc nc:hieve:: t);.-:-rouirP.J•l(::nt!; oF tr':is C"-ensent Orrir.r and \;ill ~uhj~c:-t the
Pe5rc.nL1cnt to trle -p:-ovisions inclt.:cjci<J in this fc.c---icrl Ca[, c.bove.
Nct"-'i trstanr.in~ r.cr.irJ iMcP \l.,j_-:l, the t~I'T"lS cf. tr.is C'..cn!:cnt e:-ner, i-:-.clufi.."1q!
t:ne C'OT'[-'le't.i.c:: cf ;-.n LP.:, c\_r,provc~. F~c1.:.a1 lnvesti9ctic:1 anC Fca:.ibi.li t~,-
Ftuc.1y, t.',e Re~ronC,e.nt. iE not reJ.Ease<1 ::r~. liabiJ i t.y, i= a:,y, for f!:1y
atticns "r,eyo:,ci t.."r)e terrr.s cf t~iiR Co:!sE'n't. Or-:'.cr tzken cy :TA. r~spetti ng ~-ie
!'!.te. FT'r. resesrves tlie :::-ight to take any enforceiocnt ac--...i.cn pu:::-suent tc,
Cl:~PC!.A end/or any availc.blr.-l~iz,.l al-:-eK·•rii:y, inclt16in~..: t.h~ :-ight t:o seek
injunctive relief, rron~...ary penalties, anC puri...i-:i.\.1: da.'n:l~e!: for any
\'i.c-la~icn ci'! lav; er -:.,~is Co::scnt 0:::·0.e.=.
The P.espnr,Cent, ariC !::FA EA7":.-f:ssly rese:.-ve a1.l rii;:-:t~. znC. Clefe:,ses t:"1at
ti1P.:· r..uy h.?.v~, inclt:!f.i.ns .D'A I s :-i~fr,t L'C',t.h to disapprove of v,crk pe=forrreC
::y tl,e P.esponcient and to request that -::he Re!:poncient. pe:::-::onn tasks i.'"l
2:'di ti.on to t.hos;e det?..ilec! in the FI/FS VorJ.-: l'lar., 2s p:::-::-vic'.ed in t.'13.s
Ccnscnt Order. !n the::! event that the ResponCen"t. aecli.nes 't.O pe:-:fc::T.1 any
a~~citio:-.al ano/or r.oci::i.ed tasks, ;21, ;.'ill haw, the :::-.ic"t,t to unde=-..a,ce
Cf'l"j' rene1lial investisation w.C/or feasibility sturJ~.• we-~!~.. In afditicn,
r:;:;._ rese:::-ves the :::-iC:1t ~o seek re:ir.bu:::-sP..n-e."lt ==-= tile ?.ss;ponnent tr.eren=te:::-
fr:-,r s~h cr-.s-:.s i.J1curred i:-i;· the t..hltecJ S~ates or the S~..ot.e cf tJoz-...11 Ccr=li..J.O.
The F.esp::--n:'°:e..'1t rese:-ve-~ =i¢.;t.s it may hcve to \d. t1 ?hold a..PJy r,oc..i.r-ent c=
recc=C v1hiw'"'1 ic: 2.t.c:-ne:,1-cJ ierr:. c:-a~:t.:::-nE"y Y::::r:< ?::--CC.-..::c:. 1_;:-i viJ e'?E:·d t:..""lOe:-
F·=Ceral, .S~e.t.e c::-COW'("\n la..,,,_. and -..:ill ~:-ov:i.C'e EP;._ ir!S-:.ecC v.:.::.:"1 c. C·es:::r:.7...ic::
o:E -~u& .r-e.terial a-ir1 sc~:s:.on:-.:i.r:.:ion o:: ~r,e cJ.?..i.rr, cf ~rivile:e:. E?A
n~~e:ves all :7.is'h~.s it ~ay hcive to scei<. t.c, Ccr.;'ile t:1e F:rc::h.::.-:.ic:-: cf
::i:.t"-:"=i~ls so \·.':. "":.:!1.t'lcltl..
l\t t!'e-FnC: of (')BCh fisctl.l ye::i:r, TT'A ~:hn1 l !itft-r.it tc t"'riP nl?!"-JXincient. u:i
a~c.::-.. :ntin: o:: all regp::::::,_.:;!:~ and over~i~i1~ cost.~ inc.;:.--re<~ by t..l-ie U .s.
C-overr.17Pnt ,,:i tii :-espect to this C::-n~ent Orc3e:-. The F<es.::oncif"nt. shall,
\,'i ti1in GO c;..ilcnC~ ri==-v~ 0f receit"lt_ (-:-,f fr~t. acc:cu.ntinc-, T~-:-.i-:, a ch~rk fc::-
t:'1e cJ:("IJ.nt c:: t..~c-se cCs-=.s ~Ce-p~yable t.o fr,e !-'c-crrl~us su·:-:s~_..,ce F.e~J:Orise
T:ru~-:. Fune.. Cnecks shc:u:l d specif.ic:ally r.efe:-enc€" t-.,j:1l~ ir-:e.r,_t;. ~y c:: t."'e-
site ar.a be adcre~sea to:
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sur.,e:-ft:.""!r:\ ;...,cc:x;ntinsi
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(Collect.ion C:'::icer :o:-~'-';:,e.::::-.mc:)
[A cq;y c:: t..he t.:"a.'1.sr:ii~tz.l j_ette::-shoclC be se;1t t.c, ~"-1e Proje:=t !<.anat:~er. J
rr.;. :-e~e:-V!':="s the risht i:.c ~ring a"1 act ion ac:,a;i_.";.S't t.1"'.e r'esrc,nC.e.tt pu=sua.,t
t.o !:ee'"...icn 107 of CE!<CJ.P, for recovery o:: all res;:,c::se a116 oversic;;ht. costs
incurred ~' t'1e Uni te.J St.ate~ ana t..""1e ~tate r.~ N:,~h Ca..rclina related to
this CcnFiC..91t Orcler anC nc"t r.ei..rrhlrseC. tiy the Resrcncient, as well .:..s a""!Y
cthe: past. z.nO futu=e ccsts i.no.r:red by the t.Jr,.i ted f~.tes and. tile f;'t.2.te
cf l•~o=--.J'l Carolina in connect.ion \v.i.th response ac~ivitic~ con::ucteC pu=suan~
to CT?.:IA c.t this site.
:::VI!L
Not..--tlns in this Cor!sent 0::-cier 5=-hall constitute or be ccnst::,:1ed ?-5 a
:-elec.£e £ran any clai.rr,, cause of ac-i--..i.on er C,e:-.and in la1v.1 er ~i"':.y as:air£.t
any per~cn, finn, !)artne:r.:.r"'ip, er C'Ol"!-"Cration not a signz.tory to tJ1iz
Ccr:se::. ur::.er £or any liabili t.y it rnay have ~=ising out. o= c:-r.ela~ing in
arr~ wc!.y to t:.e ~en€ra~c.n, sto::-nge, -:.:-ea~ment, hanc:lin~, t....-a.."l5!='0rt.ation,
releasr:, or fils:I,-"O~~l of any "ri.azzi.rfioos sUOst.ances, ha::e.rdous ·":as'i:.t.:s,
FC'llll ta:1~, o:-cc-nt.ar.til"~,t:.S £ounci a:t., tal:e..'"l t.o, c:-t.~kari :Eron the Site.
Tr.is Consent Cree:-dces not c:,n.sti t,~te any -ciecision C" pre1.,c~.hcrization
c:: funr's under Sec--..ion 111 (a) ( 2) c:: ·CEPCLA.
Zul ac--l.o:-?s r~;irec1 tc "'r..e 'ta\:.e.~ ?U:-sua..~'t to -:...~.s C:c~se:r:-:. e::-=e:::-s:-tc:.2.l ::-£
U.."!Je:-'.:.a-<.er: iri ?.ccor6al!=e \·:i.-::~ t.11e =ee:ui:-e:rrer:~$ c,f all r:---._:;li:·2=·le local,
$t.at.E, an:5. :.'.:e:Jeral law!; a.':C. rct7l-C.~.tior:s l-~.1.le:~s a.., exe,~:-:.icn :=om sue~
T--e ~s~na~~t. ·ar;rees to ir..t~.6":'Tlify and sc~.,e a.,c1 hclcl -:..."ie l.~ni't.ed St.et.es
.Co,,pr.r,.ri .. ent, its ac.•e-nci.es, li_effi:t"t.1rent.$, agE:nt~, and E:i,~_;.-loyf\.es, hannless
::ra,.1 any ant. ?.11 cl?.ims c:-c.::tnses of act.ion ?..=-isir~(1 =rari o= on acco..:nt. c-f
-act.s o= c:.--.issicns of the !:esp:nc"'ent, its c::fice:::~, e.~lc::,1ee~, rer..:ei ve:-s,
t..rl'.stees, ?g~..;.r:.s, or 2.ssi;:ns, i;. cnrryin9 <)U':. t..~e activi-:j.es p.u:.. .. Ruan:t. to
•·,.,~c: 0:,nser-• (,,..rio-l:--::j; :-,5 ,.......,.. -,....!..:i..-V .;.,..... =i,.,y COri ... .,.-::..-,... invc"l~~..--... "11e I ••• _._.. .. H.. •.;. • -~. • -· .. _ i.;1,..JI,. f;'. ,! ~ .__. -.,1.,1 C:... . • ._ •• _._._. .._ .._,_ v..r...iJ~ W
:'e~p:,nCtn-:. at tJ,e site. E~s~~t·Clen:. shall re:~tin a\l :-:i..c.i':.ts o:-herv:ise
::•rovide:1 r,:.~ law it r-. .:.s net ~ci.':ic:.lly si:t fc1-..1'. ir.l th~ ~;reerre...~t..
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li'Cn s~t.:..:t:~.al t.,:, EPA o'!: an c::~:-ovec FE.as.::..l::ili-:y r-:..ucy :~a.l :-e:=,-o:-:.., F;;·.i-:. s~G!.l ~a·Ke tc4:...11 t..rie :te.i:ef.ial .l.nves:.i:;a~o:-i Fi:-~l Fe?::l.:~. a..11t t..."1e Feas:.t-:.li -=}' S-:.\Y:-y Fi.nr.l Y-c:rc:-t avai.la.~le to t."rie pli::li= ::or revie:v.' a'1C c .... ~.,.~-:. fo=, ut a r.ini.17"..Jm, a twenty-cne ( 21) day pe::iCC, pi..::-suc.:::t to EPA'£ Ccrtr...:.'"'...i.ty j>ela~ions Polic::,.·. Fcl}.o,."':l.~ t.i1e r,ublic reviSN a.-iC C0".1re:-i~ .r--e::-icx=., ~?A shall I"C--:.-i~::y t.ne ~esp:..,n0e:n~ ._.,hlr..h rerrer:ial ae"""--icn -3.l-ter-na":.ive is ~pp=ovec. fc,r the si t:e.
In ac-:isicieraticn cf the CC'r'm..'r.icatior..s betv-:een t.l-,_e RezpcnCe.."'lt ai1C I:?A p=icr t.o t.J",e issuance cf th.i~ Cons0nt OrG-er concer.niPg its tenns, t...~e F·esp::nl1e.r.t a~ees t;13.t tl1iere is no need :!:or a se~tlerrent confer-ence p!"J c::-t:o the, effecd ve cat:e cf thi~. Consent Or6er. ':'r,erefore, t..'ie ec::fecti ve date of this Consent Orc';ecr s:'iall he ti1e date en 1•1hich it is signec, 1-;., :CT'A.
Tr..i~ Conser.t Cr.t"c1t: nay be m::x.1i!i€'C :,y n:..:tual agrE-erient of EPA c.nc1 t.1-ie Re~,FCn□E'-!t. ~uc..~ .rtO.':..i..fications shall '::e in ,-.~i ti..'lg and shall have ?.'7. 7.r,12 e::feC"""...ive r"late, -t-J'"'1at ciate en vhi.ic:.'1 su::h ~:CG.i::ications a.=e si~ed "r:Y ~A.
l•b info!lial advice, r,.ticiance, su~s-e::;tic..Tl.s, o:-ccriirr-=nt..~ by E!?A r~eC.i.';g rerx:irtf;, plans, s:=,e:cificatioI".s, sc.1:~t'.les, t...11C. any o't.her \•·'="='-ti..11g cl.i.:rr.i ttecl by the r-csp:-r.:5e~t will \-,e c-o:-.st.."'Ue::d as relievi..na t:he Rrsspcn0ent 0£ i t.s obli<>c:-:.icl!l tc c-.b--...ain such iorrral c,.p,,_oval as may be =:oqui=-,d by tius Consent. CJr6er.
The provisions of t.nis Cor-.sent Or□~= s!"..all ce CeerE:d sc::.is:':i.eC L'.!"'0:1 -:..~e l'esp=n{ie!".t.' s receipt. ,-,f v.::-itten n~-:tice £ran ;:p_:;_ -tl".ic.t t:.~e R&:=onfe.';"':. has f..e:cn!:-:.rated, tc £'1e fia~i!:fac-..ion of £?;.,., that ~-11 cf t:ne te.:::-:s c~ t:~s Ccnse.,t C:-i:ier, i.r1cluCir:.9 2Ifj aCc1i tional ta.isY..s \•r.1iCr1 i:::-iA. ·nas ~~e-:.e_-rr.ine6 t.o he neces.:-~~-, heive been ccrr,~le-:.ef..
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H I Prt;:•:ru•C 12~,• h.!ls bee:-. p~viof'C, r'! .,
i! in tht ouipnetec wect.. Rtv1e"II',, tne mforr.--
atIon carel1,1l1~·; i~ any ol it 1s incorreC'l, r:ro~;
thro1..;~. i~ arid ente: the ccrrtc: c.:~c ir, t, ..
a00roori&tt fill-.n area belo~. Ail.o, if any o~
tnt preprinteid data is lbH-nt /me •f'fla ro me
lefr of 'the labe.' WI/Ce lttn t/le infor.r.a~;'c-
mar lhould -,pear/, please provide it in tr-.e
proper fill-in erea/s) b!to.,_, If the laoel i!
eomoleu and correct, vou need not comptete
Items I, 111, V. end VI (eue:,r Vl•B Mlhict;
musr ~ compl~ted ~rd1~~s). Complete all
items if no label has been provioed. Refer to
the instructions for Oetailed item ducrip..
tions •nd for the le-gal authorizatiom under
whir.h thi1 dau is collected.
INSTRUCTIONS: CcmPine A through J to determine whether you need to submit any permit 1pplic:ation forms to th1: EPA. If you answer "ye.s" to any
questions, you mun submit this form and the supplemental form lined in the parenthesis following the question, Mark "X'' in the box in the third·column
H the supplemental form is 1nethed. If you anrwu "no" to ach quenion, you need not submit any of these forms. You may answer •·no• if your activity
is excluded from permit requiremenu; see Section C of ~he innructions. See also, Section D of the instructions for definitions of bold-faetd ttnnL I i---------:.~.~.;c~,,;::,c:-:Q~u-;:•:•:T:,~o:N~s;--------7:.:.:.~.~.:i:~.=~~:;;;:;.::ic--------.-.-.-=c-,-,-,c-g_u_•_•_•_•_o_N_s ________ ~:.:.:.~M;:•;:•]~.;;:-~.~:~;~:=.:,.~
A. h this 1acility a publtdy oWMICI tr .. tment works 6. OOeti or will this facility f•ittJer uin;,,9 or Pf"OP0t2d)
which resulu in I disch•'V' to·w.iers of the U.S.? include a concentmad animal tMding opemion or I IFOAM 2A) > ~-.;;) ·-X equstic ■nirn.l production fac:ltjyy which results in• X '-~~-,.,.=-~--~_j:=i_ __ :,. _ __:=-~~--t:;~µt:!=::ii=:t-..:d~;~-~-~~•o:_::-~~~o~•~-~~u'.::.s~.~7~·1~F~O~R~M~2~B:l~---_J::;;:j::;,tt,::t=:;•:• ::j
Is trm a 1c1i11y 11'.d\tc~~urrent,r 1esu1u ,n ta:: upes . h 1his a pro00sed 11c1llty /orne, tn•n 'those aescribea
to of the 'tt:s_...-crther tmirr those a.scribed in in A or B •bo~) which will res.ult in a discharge to
or above? FOAM~ o:" · 1---"--.---1----i wirt•" of the U.S.? IS: RM 20\ I X .. " I
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water or other fiuias wcich are br:owpht:tO the surface H. Do vou or will vou inject at thi1 tacilrty fluias tor me-
in co~ion with conyentional oif-or naiurel pas pro• ci•I processm such e1 mining of s.utfur by the Frueh
duetion, inject fluids uied for e'l'1hanced r•covery of process. -,1ution ·mining of mi.-.eralt, in situ combuJ-.
oil or natural gas, or inject fluids tor nora9t of liouid X tion of foail fuel, or recowry of veothermel energy?
h roc:arbons' {FORM 4) o-~-~,~,'-..---,-,--1 (FORM 41
, this ac, ny a proposec nat,onary ,oun:e wn,cn IS J. h tn1s ac1l1ty a prop ruuonary murca.wt11cn"
one OT the 28 industrial categories lined in 1he in-NOT one of the 28 indunri.al c.ntegories listed in the
nructions •nd which will DOtentiellv emil 100 tons inrtructiom and which will POtenti.ally ■mit 250 tons
per year of any ai, pollutant regulated unoer the per vea, of any air poHutent resiuleted under the Chum
Clean Air Act end may attec-t or be IOCltHf in en X Air Act and may affect or be located in an attainment
attainment erea' (FORM 51 ~c-+-;'-+--.~,--f erea' (FOAM 51 ., •• • .
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OPERATOR INFORMI..TION
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Attach to this application a topographic map of the area extending to at least one mile beyond property bounderies. The map must show
the outline of the facility, the location of each of its existing ~nd proposed intake and discharge structures, each of its hazardous waste
treatment, storage, or disposal facilities, and each well where it injects fluids underground. Include all springs, rivers and other ,urface
water bodies in the map area. See instructions for precise reciuirements.
XII. NATURE OF BUSINESS /provide I Oriel a·escriotion:' ,_,.,.:-, :.~:.;~
PRODUCER OF POLYESTER CHIP, FIBER AND YARN
XIII. CERTIFICATION l~iflstl\lcticns)
:,:1 csrtify under pena/ry of law that I have personally examined and am familiar with the informarion submitted in this application and all
· .. .attachments and that, based on my inouiry of those penons immediately responsible for obtaining the information contained in the
application, I believe rhat the information is rrue, accurare and complete. I am swafP that there are significant penalties for wbmirting
false information, including the oos:sibiliry of fine and imprisonment.
A. "'"-MC 6i O F'F IC: IA lo. T 11' lo.C (ryp~ "' pnntJ
DR. R. W. GODWIN C.. OATC SIGNCCl
VICE PR~SIDENT, PRODUCTION DIRECTOR
COMMENTS FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
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A, Fl RST APPLICA TJON /pioce an '"X" bfiow and proi:1ar-tlle appropr1au aatr! ;"°XI. EXISTING FACILITY (Sf'(' ,n,trul'tion, for dl'/lr11uon ot ''e.i:Uw1r·· facilify, L__:2,NEW FACILITY (Cornµ/rt< lle•l1 b('/ou..) 71 Compleu ilem below,) " FOR NEW FACILIT1C:S, PROVIDE T'"IE DATE ffi ~~~FOR <xoST•NG FAC0C0TIES. ••ov,O£ TH£ OAT£,,., .. mo .. < do,·) w ttrm (Yr., mc:;., d: 0.'.:Y! OP::RA·
OPERATION BEGAN OR THE OAT£ CONSTRUCTION COMMENCED
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LJ1, FACILITY '"IAS INTERIM STATUS ri. F..,_CJLITY ~AS A RCRA PCR .... IT " "':"":"'··
Ill. PROCESSES -CODES A1'D DESJG/s CAPACITIES ~ : ..... .. -· ····· .. ·-· .... A. PROCESS COOE -En1er the code from the list of pro~n codes below that bf.st describes each process 10 be used at the facility. Ten lines are proviCled lor
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B. PROCESS OESIGN CAP.ACITY -For each code entered in column A enter the capacity of the proceu. , . AMOUNT -Enter the emount. 2. UNIT OF MEASURE: -For each amount entered in column Bill. enter the code from the list of unit measure codes below that describes the unit of I measure used. Only The uniu of measure that are listed below should be used.
PAO· APPROPRIATE UNITS OF PAO· APPAOPR IATE UNITS OF CESS MEASURE FOR PROCESS CESS MEASURE FOR PROCESS E:soc:c:ss C:COE OESIG~ caeaCII): f!BCCES:S coci: □c:s1Gti1 caeBCII::r.'. . -► -= ~ Tn1annent: I Stonioe:i.n ' -CONTAINER (ba"el, dr\l~etc.) .so, ~L.L.ONS OR LITERS TANK TOO GAL.LONS PER DAY OR ~~~~£: Q;!E o::::: ~.., CALL..ONS OR LITERS LITE RS PER DAY L:..Jo ....., .CUBt-C YA ROS OR SUR,-ACE IMPOUNOMENT TO2 CAL.LONS PER O..,_Y OR CCl CUBIC ME'TERS LITERS PCR DAY SUR~Acz.:!J')MPOUN~.-r ~ _G_AL...ONS OR LITE"S INCINE"ATOR TO> TONS PER HOUR OR -c::, (;.'." MCTRIC TONS PER HOUR; Di!f>OS!I: '....:...I ~ .. ---GALLONS PER HOUR OR INJECT~WELL. Uc:; D?0 GAU...ONS OR LITERS LITERS PCR HOUR LANDFILL u;.___ D80 ACD .... FEET (the uolumt' that 0TH ER (LJ•e for phr1ieal, eht'rnical, TOA GAL.LONS PER DAY OR 0 = uiOu{Jf{o,nr one acr,-to a thermal or b1oloi1ca n-eatmt'nt LITE RS PER DAY c:::--::: -Dt"P n of one foot} OR pr-oceue, not occu.rrinf 1n toniu. I LANO. ~!CATION c.. HECTARE-METER '"rfacc 1mpou.namenr1 or 1ncine,... "'" °"CRES OR HECTARES a tors. De,cr,·bc rhc proccuc, m OCEAN POSAL 1-'.l . cte.·z 'CP.LL.ONS PER OAY OR the ,pot:t: pro~•1aed; Jrcm Jll•C.) . -LITERS PER 0"Y SURFACEJMPOUNOMENT DU GALLONS OR LITERS
UNIT OF UNIT OF UNIT OF I MEASURE MEASURE ; MEASURE UNIT OF MEASURE CODE UNIT OF MEASURE CODE UNIT m= f.1EASURE CODE GAL.LONS ..•. . ' .G LITERS PER DAY, . ..... . v ACRE•FEET . . .. .A LITERS ........ . . . ~-TONS PER HOUR .. . ... . D HECTARE•METER . .F CUBIC VAROS •••• .. .Y METRIC TONS PER HOUR, ... ACRES •.•. -• I CUBIC M£TERS ••. ... .c GA.L.L.ONS P£R HOUR . '' •• HECTARES .... , .Q
GALLONS PER CAY ... .u LITERS PER HOUR. , , . , .H EXAMPLE FOR COMPLETJtl!G ITEM 1H /shown in Jin~ numbe~ X-1 and X•2 below): A facility hu two norage tanlc!, one tank CJ1n hold 200 gallons ena 1he otner Clln hold 400 gallons. 1 he facility also has 11n incinerator that can burn uP to 20 pallons per hour.
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Ill. PROCESSES icor.rmuc~
C. SP,.CE FOR A00JTl01'Al. Pl',-OCESS CODES OR FOR DESCRIBING. OTl'iER PROCES.SES ,coo,· .. Ju.,;· 1. f(; ... LACH P~OCESS ENTERED l"IERE
INCL.UDE OE:SJGN CAPACITY,
JY. DESCRIPTION OF HAZARDOUS WASTES ~r<~•r.··; ~,_:·~~•.''°:,I":".~~~•.•; ... :;,.,;~·-::.;'-~,•.~.".'~":.•"~!\~-~--; -.)<·.•-':l,".. '. :-:.:.;(~,;.~--.,;\~,~-;;.J~-~•-/,.,~; ·--~~:·; ..... ·.r;:,'"'•~:.' , .. '
,. EPA HAZ.AhOuU~ WA:>1E NUMB,;;;,,•-t:nter the 1our-01g1t numoer irom 4u Cf'r-., 5uooan U tor eacn 11s1eo nazaroous waue you v,;11, nanoit-. 11 ~-□..J
handle hazardous wastes which are not listed in 40 CFA. Subpart 0. enter the four-digit number(sJ from 40 CFA, Subpart C that Clescribes the character is•
tia and/or the toxic_contaminanu of thoSe hazardous wanes.
' ESTIMATED ANNUAL QUANTITY -For each listed wene entered in column A ertimate the auantity of that wane that will be handled on an annual
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basis. For each charaC'Ult'i:nic or toxic contaminant entered in column A estimate the total annual Quantity of arr tne non-lined wutefs/ tha, will be handled
which pos.seu that characteristic or contaminant. .. UNIT OF MEASURE -For each auantity entered in column B enter the unit of measure code. Units of measure which must be used llnd the acpropriine
codes are:
E~Ci! !St:l UUlI or:: Mr::as1 IEE C::QQE MclBIC: lJ!S!I QE MEBSUBc CCOf
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TONS.,,., .• , .. , .. ,.• . . . . . . . . . . .. ,. Mt:TRIC TONS, ••••••••• .. , , M
11 facility records use any other unit of measure for Quantity, the units of measure must be converted into one of the required units of measure taking into
account the appropriate oensity or wecific gravity oi the wane.
PROCESSES , . PROCESS CODES: For ltfled hazardous wmte: For each lined hazardous waste entered in column A select the code(s) from the list of procns COdes contain~ in Item Ill
to indicate how the waste will be stored, treated, and/or disposed o1 at the facility. For non-lined haurdous wanes: For eaeh enaraeteristie or toxic contaminant entered in column A, se1ee1 the cOdefs/ from tne lis1 of oroeess cOdes
contained in Item Ill to inciicate all the proces.ses that will be used to nore, treat, and/or ciispose of all the non-listed hazaraous wastes tna~ posseH
that characteristic or toxic contaminant. Not2: Four spaces are provided ior entering process codes. If more are neeoed: (1) Enter the firr. three es aescribeo above; (2) Enter "OOC'' in the
extreme right box of Item IV-0(1 ); and 13) Enter in the space provided on page 4, the line number and the additional cooefs). 2. PROCESS DESCRIPTION: 11 a coae is r.ot listed for a process that will be used, describe the process in the space provioed on the form, TE: HAZARDOUS WASTES DESCRIBED-BY MORE THAN ONE EPA Ht..Z.AROOUS WASTE NUMBER -Hanrdous wanes that can be described oy
re than one EPA Haz.aroous Waste Number shall be described on the form as iollOWl: 1. Select one 01 the EP;. 1-ianrcious Wane Numbers ano enter it in column A. On the same line eomolete columns S,C, and D by estimatinp the total annual
2. auantitv of the wane and oescribing a/J the proceues to be used to treat, store, and/or Cisoose of the wme.
ln column A ot the neX1 line enter the other EPA Hazaroous Wane Number tnat can be used to describe the waste. In c:ofumn 012) on that line enter
"included with above"' and make no other entries on that line. ,. Repea1 step 2 for eaeh Other EPA Hazardous Waste Number that can be used to oeseribe the hazardous wane. ~MPLE FOR COMPLETING ITEM IV (shown in linenumben X•T, X-2. X-3, and X-4 ~low) -A tacilitv will treat and disi:>ese of an enimated 900 oounds
-·car of chrome sriavings from leather tanning and finishmg operation. In addition, the facility will treat ano dispose of three non-listeci wastes. 'iwo wastes
~orrosive only and the~ will be an estlmateC 200 pounds per year of each wane. The other wane is corro,ive end ignitable and there will be an estimated
oounas per veer of tha~ wene. Treinment will be in an incinl!'rator and disoosal will t>e in II landfill. ! A.EPA
C. UNIT c. F>ROCE:SSE:S
HA.ZARO. 8. ESTIMATE:O ANNUAL. 0"' MEA· i:'A.SIENO QUANTITY OF' WASTE SURE
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~JI existing facilities must include photograpns (aerial or ground-level) that clearly delineate all existing suuctl/res: existing storage, I reatment and disposal areas; and sites of future storaae. treatment or disoosal areas (see insrrucrions for more derai/J. · ·11 F ACILJTY GEOGRAPHIC LOCA TJOf\ Y.-.:.:_¾\~~~ ... :1t.f;-"~.; .. '.4;*~~:·I= ;-~-~t~~-?£;-.ifJ..i9-i.t;7-~iZ}.,.;F?t;L§:-:~{~~·>~---~-~•--~7·----:3"~-;._ I L..A.TITUOE: (ae,r.e,. minute,. Ji; ,econOI) LONGl'rUOE: IOCll"'('CI, m1nult'S. 4,: ,rcona.~,
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B. If the facility owner is not the facility operator as listed in Section VIII on Form 1. comolete tne totlowin; items:
1. NAMCO"" FACILITY'S LE:CAI,,. OWNER / ... P>10"'1£ NO. ,aro?o COO(' ,it no.)
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Raleigh, NC. 27602-2091
CERTIFIED MA.IL
RETURK RECEIPT RE.QUESTED
Mr. William E. Ross
Fiber lndus:ries, Inc.
P.O. Box 67
Shelby, NC 28150
Re: N::D 003446721
Dear M::. Ross:
,ionoic: H. Levine, M.::l., M.0.H.
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On February 6, 1984, in response to a fonnal call for Pa::t B of a pennit
application, an officer of your company advised this Branch that a part B
application would no:_ be filed. Follo•'"ing this, on july 20, 1984 in the
Raleigh papers and on july 26, 1984 in the Cna::lo:te pape::s, the Solid and
Eazarcious waste Management Branch of the Department of Human Resources
published a legal notice, announcing its intention to den,• a ner;;<; and
te~ina:e interim s:a:us fo= a number of plants, including yours.
t You a:-e no" advised that this plant has been denied a permit as a j
nazarcious l.'aste treatment, sto:-age, or disposal facili:_y and its in:e:-in:
s:a:us has been fo~ally te~:.na:ed. As of Se;,:e=be:-3·0, 198.'.i, :he ope:-ato:-s
of it may not :reat o= dispose o: naza=cious Yaste, nor store it for mo:-e than
90 days from the :first ciate of accumulation.
You are here·,y advised that t::eatment, disposal, or storage for more than
90 days of a hazardous ~aste ~ithout interim status o= a pe:,nit is p=ohibited
by regula:ion lONCAC lOF . 0032( a). Tnere are subs:an:ial penal.::ies for
v-iolation o: :hiS regula:ion.
If you have any ques:ions about this matte=, please call or ----=ite to M=.
Keith LaYscn at :his of!ice.
Very sincerely,
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Solid anci iia~arcious waste Management Br.
Environmental liealth Section
I ST AT, Of NORTH (AF.OllrJA
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January 1:,
Mr. George 5ran:
Fiber industries, ~td. NCD003446721
Hignway 198
Sheloy, NC 28150
The United States Environ~ental Protection Agency has granted the State of North Carolina Solid and Hazardous Waste Management Branch lnterim Autnorization for Phase Il Components A and B to ooerate the State', Hazard-ous Waste Management program in lieu of the Federal Program unoer thi RCRA.
This letter constitutes a formal request for Part B of your appiication
:reatment
This request is
Code lOF .OD34(b)(2)
I for a hazardous waste facility oermit for (X) storaoe () (X) containers ( ) tanks ( ) ~aste piles ( ) incine~ator. made under the authoritv cf North :aroiina Administrative
1 which adopts by reference 40 CFR 122. 22 I a).· ·
~nc1osed is c coov of the reoulction which s::s fo~th the info~ction re-ouired in the Part i applicatic; for your facility. =our ccoies c~ the cc~-1 ~~~:ed P2~1 B 2nol~:a:ion must be su~mitted to the So1i: ~no he:arcious ~2s1e :.-:::1:cs::1e:it .Srcn:n no lat.er :.nan s.~x rnont.ns l J80 ccysJ frc:n ~ne Gatt :i-f :n1s
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The mai1ing aodress for submission of the Part B aoplication is:
0. W. Strickland, Head Solid and Hazardous Waste Management Branch Environmen:al Health Section Depai~rnenL of Huma~ Resources P.O. Box 2091
Raleigh, NC Z7602
lf this =oency can be of assistance, pie~se cor.tac: the Solid and ~a:ard=~s i-J2.s:e I. -· · (010) ----·7s "ia:iagemer-1~ ~rar.:n a: .., .., 1, ~-..: 1 •
Sincerely, , . /" . /2:.---. . .·
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FISER IN:'.lUSTRIES INC. P. 0. SOX 57 • Sr-ELSY. N. C. 28~5:) • (704) 4e2-2411
Apri 1 19, 19E3
O.W. Strickland, Head
Solid and Ha:ardous Waste Management Branch Environmental Health Section
Department of Human Resources P.O. Box 2091
Raleigh, North Carolina 27502 I SUBJECT: Ha:ardous Waste F,1cilitv Aoolication, Part B Facilitv ID NCD00:3-!45721
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Your letter dated January li, 1983 requesting a RCRA Part B pennit application has been reviewed in light of present operations at this facility. In the future, hazardous wastes will not be accumuiated for periods longer than 90 days. There are hazardous materials herE that are more than 90 days olc, but a program is underway to remove these from the plant site.
In accordance with RCRA 40 CFR Part 262.34, a status change is requested to no longer consider· the Shelby Plant as a storage facility for ha::ardous wastes. This is interpreted to mean that if the status change is accepted and the requirements of section 252.34 are met, a Part B pennit is not required.
Several materials listed on the Part A application dated November 15, 1980 are no longer here. I will be pleased to update the Part A if you will forward the necessary forms and to respond to any other requirements you specify.
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Wil Ii am ::. Ross
Engineering Superintendent
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February 2, 1 984
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Mr. 0. ~-Strickland, Head Solid & Hazardous Waste Management Branch Environmental Health Section Division of Health Services P. 0. Box 2 091
Raleigh, Ii. C. 27602-2091
Subject: Part B Aoplication,
Facility ID NCDDD3446721
Dear Mr. Strickland:
This letter reaffirms the position stated by the Shelby plant that the company does not choose to file a Part B application for the Shelby facility. Since the plant no longer stores hazardous no need tc, maintain interim or permanent status.
wastes, there is
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Very truly yours, -<(} (l ~
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Pull en
Ross
M. D. Sellers
Vice President,
Celanese Fibers Operations
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State of North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
Division of Environmental Management
512 North Salisbury Street • Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
James G. Martin, Governor
S. Thomas Rhodes, Sccmary
Mr. William E. Ross, P.E.
Engineering Superintendent
Celanese Fibers Operations
P.O. Box 87
Shelby, North Carolina 28150
Dear Mr. Ross:
January 13, 1986.
CERTIFIED MAIL
R. Paul Wilms
Director
RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED
SUBJECT: Modification to NPDES
Permit No. NC000~952
Celanese Fibers Operations
Cleveland County
In accordance with your request for Permit modification received May 28,
1985, we are forwarding herewith modifications t~ the subject permit. These
modifications eliminate upstream and downstream temperature sample for both
outfalls and change the BOD sample type for outfall 002 from~omposite to grab.
Please find enclosed amended Pages 13, which shoulJ be inserted into your
permit. The old pages should be discarded. All other terms and conditions
contained in the original permit remain unchanged and in full effect. These
modifications are issued pursuant to the requirements of North Carolina General
Statutes 1~3-215.1 and the Memorandum of Agreement between North Carolina
and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
If any parts, requirements, or limitations contained in these modifications
are unacceptable to you, you have the right to an adjudicatory hearing before
a hearing officer upon written demand to the Director within 30 days following
receipt of these modifications, identifying the specific issues to be contended.
Unless such demand is made, these modifications shall be final and binding.
Since Celanese Fibers Operations uses bioddes, you must report any change
in the type of bioddes approved in· conjunction with your permit application.
If you have any questions concerning these modifications, please contact
Ms. Lisa Creech, telephone [phone].
cc: Mr. Jim Patrick, EPA
~~ ..£-.. R, Paul Wilms ~
J¼Ji~rtm-Prtvtmtior. Pa.vs
Asheville P.O. Box 27687. Ralc,¢1. No"11 C.m\;na 27611-7667 Telephone 91!>-733-7015
Regional Office.
-------------------A. (I). EFFLUElff LJHITATIONS AND HONITORING REQUIREHEIHS Final
During the period beginning on the errecllve dale of the permii · and last-4'\g unt11 expiration, the
permlttee Is authorized to discharge from outfall(s) serial number(s)':001,1 Process Wastewater Discharge
Such discharges shall be limited and monitored by the permlttee as ~ed below:
fluerit Characteristics Discharge Limitations Monitoring Requirements
Kg/day (lbs/day) Other Units (Specify) Measurement Sample
Dally Avg. Daily Max. Dally Avg. Dally Hax. Frequency lype
Flow 0. 850 MGD Daily Continuous
BOD, 5Day, 20° 225(1196) 527(1,160) Daily Composite
COD 2, qo91s, 3001 3, 977 ( 8, 750) Weekly Composite
TSS 291(6110) q1131975) Daily Composite
Copper o. 82( 1. 8) 1.2(2.7) 2 /Month Composite'
Chromium 0. 82( 1. 8) 1.2(2.7) 2 /Month Composite
Zinc 2,6(5.7) q,0(8.7) 2/Month Composite
I pll • Daily Grab
Oil & Grease Weekly Grab
Detergents Monthly Composite
Tempera! ure Daily Grab
Tola I Ni ll'ogen (NO 2~NO 3+ T KN) Semi-annually Composite
Feca I Coli fo,·m Weekly Grab
Total Phosphorus Semi-annually Composi le
l The pll shall not be less than 6. o standard units nor greater than 9.0 standard uni ts
and shal 1 be monitored as specified above.
There shall be no discharge of floating solids or visible foam In other than trace annunts.
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The pH or the wastewater al a point between the Onal clarlflers and rtnal polishing pond, such a point being arter the combination or all potential lnfluents to polishing pond, shall not be less than 6. O Standard Units nor greater that1 9. 0 Standard Units. Ir the pH of the erfluents from the polishing ponds exceeds 9.0, there will be no vlol·atlori H the wastewater from the Onal clarlOer has met the required pll II mils during the thirty (30) days preceedlng the measurement or the pH above 9. 0 of the errluenl from the polishing ponds. The pH or the wastewater from the clarlrters and the pll or the elrluent from the pollshlng ponds (flnal discharge) wlll be monitored by continuous recorder.
There shall be no discharge of floating solids or ,vlslble foam In other than trace amounts.
Samples taken 1n·compllance with the monltdrlng requirements speclrted above shall be taken at the followlng locations: Flow to be measured before the process waste treatment plant, BOD-SDey--20°c, COD, TSS, Copper, Chromium, and Zinc after the polishing ponds and prior to mixing with polymer cooling waler.
Sample locatlor\s: E -Erfluent, I -Influent.
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During the period be(Jlnnlng on the effective date of the Permit and fl g until expiration, the
pennlttee ls authorli'.ed to discharge from outfall(s) serial number(s • 002 olymer Cooling Water Discharge.
Such discharges shall be 11ml ted and monitored by the pennl ttee as eel . ed below:
!fluent Characteristics ill sch a rge L imf tat Ions lionftorlng Requirements
Kg/day (lbs/day) Other Units (Specify) Measurement Sample Sample
Dally Avg. Dally l1ax. Dally Avg. Dally Max. Frequency lype Loca tlon
Flow Weekly Instantaneous I or E
Temperatui·e • Weekly Grab E
0 BOD, SDay, 20 C 10 mg /I 15 mg /I Daily Grab E
THERE SHALL BE NO CIIROMIUM, ZINC, OR COPPER ADDED TO THE COOLING WATER.
* The tempe1·ature of the effluent shall be such as not to cause, an increase In Jhe temperature of the receiving stream of more
than 2. e0 c and In· no case cause the ambient water temperature to exceed 29 C.
** Sample locations: E -Effluent
The permillee shall obtain.approval for the contln(1ed use of blocides presently being utilized ln .. the cooling waters from
the Dlvislm1 of Envlrnnmental Management within 180 days of the effective date of the permit.
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and shal 1 be monl tored weekly at the effluent by grab sample.
There shall be no discharge of floating solids or visible foam In other than trace amounts.
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I R:E~ER:ENCE NO. J. C. Pullen -Charlotte JCP-85-50
SUBJECT: Shelbv NPDES Pennit
Attached is the final NPDES pennit renewal for the Shelby plant which will expire on February 28, 1°90
Please note that there are several changes from your present pennit, some of
which will require changes in procedures or sampling equipment.
For Outfal@wastewater Treatment):
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a) Routine analyses for dissolved oxygen, settleable matter, ~otal
solids and ammonia nitrogen have been eliminated.
b) Two analyses have been added: total nitrogen and total phoi:phorus on
semi-annual composite samples.
c) Frequency of analysis for three parameters has been changed:
Copper -from 1/month to 2/month
Chromium -from weekly to 2/month
Zinc -from 1/month to 2/month
d) Several sample locations have been eliminated or changed:
Eliminate influent/upstream/downstream
Eliminate·upstream/downstream
Eliminate influent
Change upstream/downstream to effluent
Outfal@olymer Cooling Water Discharge):
a) No flow limitation on this stream.
b) Add upstream/downstream temperature
BOD and pH
COD
TSS and Chromium
for fecal coliforms
c) BOD no longer stated in mass limits, now is in concentration limits,
and is a daily composite rather than a weekly grab sample.
d) Note that pH still must be measured weekly on a grab sample.
e) The plant will have to obtain approval for any biocides used in this stream within lBO days.
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Finally, there is a new clause in Section III D requiring D~M approval of any new biocide 90 days prior to use of the material.
If the plant wishes to contest any part of the permit, it must be submitted to DEM by May 8th, which is 30 days after receipt by Celanese. Please let me know if you wish to contest, or if meeting any of the new requirements will present a problem.
JCP/lb
cc: C. D. Barrett
E. A. Collins -w/o attach. S. P. Engelman
J. A. Lerme -w/o attach. J. M. Norman -w/o attach. W. H. Town
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State of North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
512 Non:h Salisbury Sm,er O Raleigh, ,',jon:h Carolina 1761 I
James C. Marrin, Governor
~.r. James C. Pullen
Celanese Fiber Operation
PO Box 32414
Cha:!'lotte, NC 28232
Dear Mr. Pullen:
S. Thomas Rhodes, Secrerary
DIVISION OF ENVIRONMEll'TAL MANAGEMENT
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Subject: Permit No. NC0004952
Celanese Fiber Operation
Cleveland County
In accordance with you:-application for discharge permit received on July 31, 1980, we are forwarding herewith the subject State -NPDES permit. Tnis pe.."'"'Illit is issued pursuant to the requU"ements of North Carolina General Statute 143-215.1 and the Memorandum of Agreement between North Carolina and the U. S. Environmental Protection Agency dated December 6, 1983.
If any pa!"ts, requi!"ements, or limitations contained in this pe!"lllit a.re unacceptable -:o you, you have the rignt to 2...T1 aaJucJ..cato~y hea:-ing before a hea:-ing o~=icer upon written demand to the Director within 30 days following receipt of this pe:--mit, identifying the specific issues to be contended. Unless such demand is made, this ?e:-rnit shall be =~nal and ~intling.
Please take notice that this permit is not transferable. addresses the requirements to be followed in case a= change in cont!"ol of this discharge.
lnis pe!"Init does not a=fect the legal requirement to ob~ain other pe~.its which may be required by the Division of Environmental Management. If you have any questions concerning this pe!'mi t, please contact M!'-• .A..!"thU!' Mouberry, at telephone number 919/733-5083.
Since'.!"ely you!'s,
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_L _ R. Paul Wilms
7v-' Ac-::ing Director I cc: Mr. Jim Patrick, EPA
Asheville Regional Supervisor
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An EQu.al Opoonurnry / Afnrmanve Acnon Empkl\~
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA DEPART!'.!:h'7 or NATURAL R!:SOURCES i COMMUNI".'Y DEVELOP!'.ENT DIVISION or ENVIRON~NTAL !'.ANAGEMENT
P E R M I T
To Discharge Wastewater Under the NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM
In compliance with the provisions of North Carolina General Statute 143-215.1, other lawful standa:-ds and regulations promulgated and adopted by the North Carolina Environmental Management Commission, and the Federal Water Pollution Con-rrol Act, as amended,
Celanese Fiber Operation
Cleveland Count:y
✓ ,/ to receiving wate~s designa~ed 3uftalo C~eek ~n ·~.he Broad Rive= Basin
i~ accordance w~~h ef=luent limita~ions, monitoring req~irements, anci othe~ conditions set for~h in ?a~ts :, !!, and III hereof. I This•pe:-mit shall become effective March 1, 1985
This permit and the authorization to discharge shall expire at midnight I on February 28, 1990
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/41~~~-/ R. Paul Wilms, Acting Director' 1--7-'"\ Di vis ion of Envi:'Onmental Management By Autho~ity of the Environmental Management Commission
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Pe=it No. NC0004952
SUPPL~"T TO P~'.IT CCVER SHEET
Celanese Fiber Operation
is hereby authorized to:
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Continue the operation of existing wastewater treatment facilities located at Cleveland County (Subject to Part III, condition No. C. of this permit), and
(Discharge from said treatment L ..tiich is classified Class "C"
works into Buffalo
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j! /:: ?S:uch discharges shall be 1 lmlted and monitored by the permit tee as specified below:
Effluent Ctiaracterlstfcs Discharge Limitations Monitoring Requirements
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The pll shall not be less than 6.0 standard units ncir greater than 9.o
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Note, #1. 'nigher flows along wiU1 proportional increases in pollutants discharged caused by ndnL1ll will 11ot constitute a violation of the permit if the hydrological event can be documented. by pr.nni.U.n:P thrnuqh rain gauge records.
· •·11,e pll of the wastewater at a point between the final clarifiers and final polishing pond, such n point being after the combination of all potential influents to polishing pond, shall not be less tha11 r;,o Standard Units nor greater than 9.0 Standard units. If the pll of the effluent from the pollstilng ponds; exceeds 9.0, there will be no violation if the wastewater from the final cJarifier has met the rt!q,ii.r-ed pll limits dudng the thirty (JO) days preceeding the measurement of the pll above 9,0 of the e,"fluent: from the polishing ponds. The pll of the wastewater from the clariflers and the pll of the effluent fr,-,m th~ polishing ponds ( final discharge) will be monitored by continuous recorder.
'111ere shall he no discharge of floating solids or visible foam in other than trace amounts.
Samples taken in compliance with the monltorlng requirements specified above shall be taken at the followlnq loca tionst Flow to be measured before the process waste treatment plBnt, BOD, SDay, 20°c, COD, TSS, Copper, O1romlwn, and Zinc after the polishing ponds and prior to mixing with polymer cooling water,
••natly stream 9ampllng frequency mriy he reduced at each stream sampling statlon to one time per Wef~k 0.xccpt during the months of June, ._luly, Augu9t and September then the frequency must be no less than thn~P-t.lm(!S per week at each stream sampling station.
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permlttee Is authorized to discharge from outfall(s) serial number(s).002 Polymer conlin,1 w,,tr,r Disch,11,,
Such discharges shall be limited and monitored by the permlttee as specified below:
Effluent Characteristics Discharge limitations Mont tor Ing ilequl rernents
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THERE S111\LL BE NO C.11ROIHUM, ZINC, OR COPPER IIDDED TO THE COOLING WIITER.
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*1he temperature of the effluent shall be such El9 not to cause an increase in the temperature
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Permit No. NC
B. SCHEDULE OF COMPLIANCE
1. The permittee shall achieve compliance with the effluent limitations
specified for discharges in accordance with the following schedule:
2. No later than 14 calendar days following a date identified in the above
schedule of compliance, the permittee shall submit either a report of
progress or, in the case of specific actions being required by identified
dates, a written notice of compliance or noncompliance. In the latter
case, the notice shall include the cause of noncompliance, any remedial
actions taken, and the probability of meeting the next scheduled requirement.
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Pe~it No. NC
A:t used here n means the Federal ~ater Pollution Control Act, As amende~. DEM used here n means tne Division cf Environmental Manageme~t of the Deoar~1len~ cf Natural Resou:-::0s and Co::--_-::·...::-:.:.-:y 2,tvclv;:.ment "EMC" used herein means the North Carolina Environmental Management Corrrnission.
MO!,IiORING AND REPORTING
1. Reoresentative Sampling
Samples and measurements taken as required herein shall be representative of the volume and nature of the monitored discharge.
2. Reporting
Monitoring results obtained during the previous month(s) shall be summarized for each month and reported-on a Monthly Monitoring Report Form (DEM No. MR 1.0, 1.1, anc l.4) postmarked no later than the 30ch day following the completed reporting period. The first report is due on . The DEM may require reporting of additional monitoring results by written noti fi cation. Signed ·copies of these, and a 11 other reports required herein, shall be submitted to the following address:
Division of Environmental Maragement Water Quality Section
Post Office Box 27687
Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
3. Definitions
a. The "da1ly average" discharge means the total discharge by weight during a calendar month divided by the num~er of days in the month that the production or cor.mercial facility was operating. Where less than daily sampling is reauired by th\s permit, tne daily average discharge shall be determined by the iun.nation of all the measured daily discharges by weight divided by the number of days sampled during the calendar month when the measurements were made.
b. The "daily maximum" discharge means the total discharge by weight during any calendar day.
4. Test Procedures
Test procedures for the analysis of poilutants shall conform to The EMC regulations published pursuant to N. C. G. S. 143-215.63 et seq .. The Water and Air Quality Reoorting Act, Se:tion 304(g), 13 USC 13i4, of the Federal Water Pollution Control Act, As Amended, and Regulation 40 CFR 136.
5. Recording Results
For each measurement er sampie taken pursuan: to the requirements of this permit, the permittee shall record the foliowing information:
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c. Tne exact pi ace, da. te, a r.C : i Fl€ c~ sa;:;pl in~;
b. Tile dates the analyses >1ere rer-forneC;
C. :ne person(s) who ~erfornied the anc.lyses;
d. Tne ana lyti cal techniques ur me th9d s used; anc
e. The results of a 11 required analyses.
6. Additional Monitoring by Pern:ittee
If the permittee monitors any polluta,:t at the location(s) designated herein more frequently than reouired by this permit, using approved analytical methods as specified above, the results of such monitoring shall be included in the calculation and reporting of the values reouired in the Monthly Monitoring Report Form (Orn MR 1.0, 1.1, l.~l Such increased mo!1itoring frequency shall also be indicated. The om may require more frequent monitoring or the monitoring of other pollu-tants not required in this permit by >1ritten notification.
7. Records Retention
All records and information resulting from the monitoring activities required by this ·permit including all records of analyses performed and calibration and maintenance of instrumentation and recordings from continuous monitoring instrumentation shall be retained by the permittee for a minimum of three (3) years, or longer if reouested by the State Division of Environmental Management or the Regional Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency.
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1. Cnange in Dischar~e
All discharges authorized herein sha11 be consistent liith the terms and conditions of this permit. The discharoe of any pollutant identified in this permit more frequently than or at a level in excess of that authorized shall constitute a violation of the permit. Any anticipated facility expansions, production increases, or process modifications which will result in new, different, or increased discharges of pollutants must be reported by submission of a new NPDES application or, if such changes will not violate the effluent limitations specified in this permit, by notice to the DEM of such changes. Following such notice, the permit may be ~odified to specify and limit any pollutants not previously limited.
2. Non compliance Notification
If, for any reason, the permittee does not comply with or will be unable to comply with any effiuent limitation specified in this permit, the per-mittee sha11 provide the Divis ion of Envi ronmenta 1 Management with the following information, in writing, within five (5) days of becoming aware of such condition:
a. A description of the discharge and cause of noncompliance; and
b. The period of noncompliance, including exact dates and times; or, if not corrected; the anticipated time the noncompliance is expected to continue, and steps being taken to reduci, eliminate and prevent recurrence of the noncomplying discharge.
3. Facilities Operation
The oermittee shall at all times maintain in good working order and operate as efficiently as possible all treatment or control facilities or systems installed or used by the permittee to achieve compliance with the terms and conditions of this permit.
4. Adverse Impact
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The permittee shall take all reasonable steps to minimize any adverse impact to navigable waters resulting from noncompliance with any effluent limitations specified in this permit, including such accelerated or additional monitoring as necessary to determine the nature and impact of the noncomplying discharge.
Bypassing
Any diversion from or bypass of facilities necessary to maintain compliance with the terms and conditions of this permit is prohibited, except (i) where
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unavoiGc.oie :c orever.: loss:: ,·,re or severe orcperty dc.c.-,age. or (ii) where excessive storm drainaae or runoff would damage any facilities necessary for corc;iiiance ,,i:h the effluent limitations and prohibitions of tnis Permit. ihe permittee shall promotly notify the Water Quality Section of DU'. in writing of each such diversion or bypass.
6. Removed Substances
Solids, sludges, filter backwash, or other pollutants removed in the course of treatment or control of wastewaters shall be disposed of in a manner such as to prevent any pollutant from such materials from entering waters of the State or navigable waters of the United States.
i. Power Failures
In order to maintain compliance with the effluent limitations and prohibitions of this permit, the permittee shall either:
a. In accordance with the Schedule of Compliance contained in Part I, provide an alternative power source sufficient to operate the waste-water control facilities;
o~ if such alternative power source is not in existence, and no date for its implementation appears in Part I,
b. Halt, reduce or otherwise control production and/or all discharges from wastewater control facilities upon the reduction, loss, or failure of the primary source of power to said wastewater control facilities.
8. Onshore or Offshore Construction
ihis permit does not authorize or approve the construction of any onshore or offshore physical structures or facilities or the undertaking of any work in any navigable waters.
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RESPONSIBILITIES
1. Right of Entry
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The pen:;ittee sha11 a11or1·tr~ r,ire::.o, of thE: Division of Environ~ntal Management, :he f,c0ior::i .-'\r::cic,ist:-c.:or, and/or their authorized represen-tatives, uoon the ore"entation" of credentials:
a. The enter upon th~ oermi ttee' s oremi ;es where an effluent source is located or in v:~ic~-any rr.::Drds are required to be kept under the terms?.~~ c~:ic'.t1ons of this permit; and
b. At reasn•.able tir-1~, to hnvF. ilccess to and copy any records required to be 1-:cot 1J:1,IEr .. he terms and conditions of this pennit; to inspect any m,..r.frcring c~u~ornent 01· monitoring method required in this permit; end to Sdmple er,y di::;ch3rgi: of poilutants.
Transfer of Ownersr.io or Control
This· permit is not t:-ar.s fer able. ;n the event of any change in control or ownershio of;·,,~.1litin ·from which the authorized disr.harge emanates or is conte~:il~te~. the permittee sha11 notify the prospective owner or contr:i1kr hy letter c-;· the existence of this permit and of the need to obtair, a per.r.it 1r the nam~_ nf the prospective· owner. A copy of the letter shai'. he .forwarded to the Division of Environmental Management.
3. Avai1cbi1ity nf ~.e:,:,rts
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Except for Jata determined to t,e confidential under N. C. G. S. 143-215. 3(a)(2) or Section :oa of the Federal Act, 33 USC 1318, a11 reports prepared in accordance with the terms $hall be available for public inspection at the offices of th: Dhisi,~n of Enviror.r.JEnta1 f',anager.ient. As required by the Act, efnuent dati s~!l: net b! c~~sicered c0r.fidential. Knowlng1y·making any faise stater.;e~t ,.,, any such renort may result in the imoo:;ition of criminal pena·1ties c:: prov1".ler. h:-1n II. C. G. S. 143-215.6(b)(2) or in Section 309 of the F!!cera·, Act.
Permit Modific:at-.on
After notice ~nc crn,1rtur.it" t.-,r a hearing pursuant to N. C. G. S. 143-21S.1 (b)(2) a~.d ,,. 5. 14.~-2-i::.l(f) respectively, this permit may be modified, susp~n:ic-,J, ,~~ rPvo•Pd in whole or in part during its tenn for cause inclunin9, :,vt r~,t lir:iited to, the following:
a. Violation of any t;,r::.s or condition!: of this permit;
c. Obtcini~~ th~~ r-em.\t hy nisrepreser.tation or failure to disclose fully ?~1 ~e1rv2nt fa:ts; er
c. ,\ chan9e in ar:; cor.d\tin~ 1:hoi requires either a temporary or pe.rr:;ailent reri1,r.tior n, e1 i.~inE:ion c,f the c.Jthorized discharge.
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?errni t No. NC
,oxi c Po 11 utan ts
Notwithstanding Part II, B-4 abov~. if a toxic effluent standard or prohibition (includir.g any sc~edule of como1iance soecified in such effluent standard or rrohihition) is established under Section 307(a) of the Act for a toxic nollutant which is present in the discharge and such standard or prohibition is more stringent than any limitation for such collutant in this oennit, this oennH shall be revised or modified in accordance with the toxic effluent standard or prohibition and the pennittee so notified.
6. Civil and Criminal Liability
Exceot as o.-ovided in oennit conditions on "Bypassing" (Part II, A-5) and "Power i'ailurP.s" (Part II, /J.-7), nothing in this permit shall be construed to re 1 i eve th~ penni ttee from ci v11 or cri mi na l penal ti es for noricompliance pursuant to N. C. G. S. 143-215.6 or Section 309 of the Feciera l Act, 33 use l j·, 9.
7. 011 and Hazardous Subs-::ance Uabil ity
Nothing in this per.nit shall be construed to preclude the institution of any legal action o:-relieve the pernittee from any responsibilities, liabilities, or penalties to which the permittee is or may be subject under N. C. G. S. 143-215.75 et seq. or Section 311 of the Federal Act, 33 use 1321.
8. Property Rights
The issuance of this permit does not convey any prooerty rights in either real or persor.al property, or any exclusive Privileges, nor does it authorize any injury to private prooerty or any invasion of personal rights, nor any inf;-ir,'?ement of Federa1,State or local laws or regulations.
9. Severability
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The provisior:s of thi5 oermit 11:-e severable, and if any provision of this per.Tiit, or the ao~iic?.1ion of ?.ny rrovision of this permit to any circum-stance, is held ir.valir., th~ ~nplication of such prevision to other cir-cumstances, and the rem-~ i nder nf this permit s ha 11 not be affected thereby.
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1J. ~xpiration of ?errnit
Permittee is not authorized to discharge after the expiration date. In order to receive authorization to discharge beyond the expiration date, the permittee shall submit such information, forms, and fees as a re re qui red by the agency authorized to issue permits no 1 a ter than 180 days prior to the expiration date. An_,. discharge without a pennit after the expiration will subject the pennittee to enforcement procedures as provided in N. C. G. S. 143-215.6 and 33 USC 1251 et seq ..
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No const:uc~on c= ·was-:.ewa-:.e= t=eat.."!l.e~-::. :acili ~es O!" adC.i::.ions t.'"l.e=e-:o shall be begun until ?inal Plans and Speci:ica-:ions have been subrni. t.~ed to t."'le Di 1tision o: ::nvi=o.-.ment.ai Management anC. ...,~i -:.-:.en approval and Au't.."'lorization to Cons~uc~ has been issued. !! no objec~ions to ~inal ?lans and Speci.::ica":i.ons has been 'r.',ade by ~"1e Di\."ision of :Snvironmental Management a!te!" 30 days following receipt of the plans o::-issuance of t.--Us perm.it, whicheve= is latter, t..'"l.e plans may be consi6ezed approved and cons-=-.-.iction aut."'lo!"ized.
Ce=-~=ieC Operator
Pu::-sua.."l.'t. -:o Qiapter 90A of No::-":h Ca=olina Gene:-al Statutes, the pe~ttee shall employ a ce::-ti.='ied wastewate.: treatment plan-: ope.:ato::-.. in responsible cha:ge of tile waste·water =-ea~ent facilities. Suc:l operator· must hold a certification of the grade equivalent to Ule classi!ication assigned to t.~e wastewater -:=eat:nent facilities.
Tn·E! permi. ttee sha11· _not use any biocides excep-t -t."l.ose approved in conjunc'"d.on wi-:h ·the pe--mit application. Ttle pennittee shall notify the Director in writlng not later t.."lan ninety (90) d.ays p=ior to ins-:.it'l.ltlng use of any ad.di tional biocide used in cooling sy£te.ms, ot..~er 'than chlo::-ine, which may be toxic to aqua-=.ic life otiler ":han -t."1ose previously repc~eC to -::'"le :iivision cf Envi~or:men-:al Management. Su~"l no-:i..!icati.on shall include:
Active inS'='eC.ien-:(s) in ~e ::iiocidal aac..:. .. :.:.ves,
Dosage :-ate a..11d !::equency oi application cf t."le adc.i ~ves,
Discha:ge conce:-1~ation of t..."'le ac":ive int;"tec.ien"': { s) ,
Discha:ge rate or volume,
Receiving s-::ream (attac..~ map loca't.ing C.isch~ge poi:1t), and
Aqua-:.i.c toxicicy data ior each biocidal prcduc~. (deg=ada~on da~ if available ) •
E~ Reopenei-Clause Fe= Perm.i~ Issued To Sou:ces In P::ima._-v Indust=ies.
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2. Con:=olF any pol.iu~a::t. r:ot 1.ir..i ted in -:he pe::-:r.:.. :..
'::le pennit as mod.i=ied or ~eissueQ under t~i.s pa.:-agraph shall also contain a_,,y oth~ requi=emen~ of the Act. then applicable."
F. Ground~ater Monitoring
Tne permittee shall, upon ..._..ritten notice from the Director of the Division of Environmental Management, conduct groundwater monitoring as may be required to determine the compliance of this NPDES permitted facility ,•ith the current groundwater standards.
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State of North Carolina
Department of Narural Resources and Community Development
Division of Environmental Management
512 North Salisbury Srrcet • Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
James G. Martin, Governor
S. Thomas Rhodes, Secretary
Mr. W. C. Mayrose
Celanese Fibers Operations
Post Office Box 87
Shelby, North Carolina 28150
Dear Mr. Mayrose:
April 4, 1986
Subject: Permit No. 3754R4
R. Paul Wilms
Oireaor
Celanese Fibers Operations
Earl, North Carolina
Cleveland County
In accordance with your application received February 24, 1986, we
are forwarding herewith Pennit No. 3754R4 to Celanese Fibers Operations,
Earl, North Carolina for the construction and/or operation of air
pollution abatement facilities and/or emission sources.
If any parts, requirements, or limitations contained in this permit
are unacceptable to you, you have the right to an adjudicatory hearing
before a hearing officer upon written demand to the Di rector within
thirty (30) days following receipt of this permit, identifying the
specific issues to be c:on:ended. Unless such demand is made, this
permit sha 11 be final anc binding.
This Permit suoersedes Permit No. 3754R3. This permit shall be
effective from April 41 1986, un•jJ Januarv 1, 1989, is nontransferable
to future owners and operators, and shall be subject to the conditions
and limitations as specified therein.
For PSD increment tracking purposes particulate emissions are
increased 1.4 pounds per hour and 5.9 tons per year.
Enclosures
cc: Mr. Roy Davis
H,llution Pn·1·1·11/i1m Pay.,
P.O. Box 276S7, Raleif'h, North Carolina 27611-7657 Tdephone 919,733-70!5
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ti ORTH CAROLI NA ENI'! RONM::NTAL MANAGEMEKT COMM! SSI ON
DEPARTMENT OF NhTURAL RESOURCES AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMEKT
A I R P E R M I T
For the Discharge of Air Contaminants Into the Atmosphere
In accordance with the provisions of Article 2lB of Chapter 143,
General Statutes of North Carolina as amended, and other applicable
Laws, Rules and Regulations,
PERMISSION IS HEREBY GRANTED TO
Celanese Fibers Operations
Ear 1 , North Caro 1 i na
FOR THE
operation of:
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✓ two natural gas/No. p oil fired boilers and one natural
gas/No. 6/methanol Vfired boiler (57 million BTU per
hour maximum heat input each),
twenty-seven polyester filament~pinning machines,
six polyester filament ✓ te;turing machines,
d. twenty-eight filamentvdraw-twisting machines, and
air~leaning devices and appurtenances consisting of:
✓ e. two parallel simple ~clones (34 inches in diameter
each), a No. 2 oil fired afterburner (425,000 BTU
per hour heat input) and a packed<Vtower type wet
scrubber (50 gallons per minute liquid injection rate)
installed in series on an electrically heated,
fluidized bed pyrolysis unit, and for
✓ construction and operation of air cleaning devices and appurtenances
consisting of:
/ f. six mist eliminators (200 square feet total of filter
area each, ID Nos. 1001, 1011, l~l, 1031, 1041 and
1D51) in series with six "grease filters" (2.2 square
feet of filter area each, ID Nos. 1000, 1010, 1020,
1030, 1040 and 1050) installed one set each on six
polyester spin finish mist exhaust systems (ID Nos.
100, 101, 102, 103, 104 and 105),
g. four mist~liminators (400 square feet total filter
area each, ID Nos. 1060, 1070, 1080 and 1090)
installed one each on four polyesterVfinish mist
exhaust systems (ID Nos. 106, 107, 108 and 109),
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Permit No. 3754R4
page 2
✓ h. ten bagfilters (41 square feet of filter area each, JD
Nos. 1110, 1120, 1130, 1140, 1150, 1160, 1170, 1180,
1190 and 1200) installed one each on ten polyestervchip
conveyor exhaust ::ystems (ID Nos. 111, 112, 113, 114,
115, 116, 117, 118, 119 and 120), and
i. one hydrostatic v'precipitator (water curtain;rpe, ID
No. 110) installed on an aluminum spool buffing
operation (ID No. 110),
to remove particulate and visible emissions, and for the discharge of
the treated air and associated vent and stack gases into the outdoor
atmosphere at its facility located on Highway 198, Earl, North Carolina,
Cleveland County
in accordance with the application received February 24, 1986, and in
conformity with the p 1 ans, speci fi cations, and other supporting data,
all of which are filed with the Department of Natural Resources and
Community Development and are incorporated as part of this Pennit.
This permit supersedes Permit No. 3754R3. This Permit shall be
effective from April 4, 1986, until Janaury 1, 1989, is nontransferable
to future owners and operators, and shall be subject to the following
specified conditions and limitations:
1. This Permit shall become voidable unless the spin finish
mist, the chip conveyor· exhaust, and the buffing operations
are constructed in accordance with the approved plans,
specifications and other supporting data and are placed in
operation on or before June 1, 1987, or as this date may be
amended.
2. The facility shall be properly operated and maintained at all
times in such a manner as to effect an overa 11 reduction in
air pollution in keeping with the application and otherwise to
reduce air contamination to the extent necessary to comply
with applicable Environmental Management Regulations,
including 15 NCAC 2D .0503, .0515, .0516, .0521 and .0535(f).
3. Reports· on the opera ti on and maintenance of the faci 1 i ty sha 11
be submitted by the Pennittee to the Division of Environmental
Management at such i nterva 1 s and in such fonn and deta i1 as
may be required by the· Division. Information required in such
reports may inc 1 ude, but is not 1 i mi ted to, process weight
rates, firing rates, hours of operation, and preventive
maintenance schedules.
4. Total particulate emissions from items f, g, hand i above
shall not exceed 24.9 tons per year.
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Permit No. 3754R4
page 3
5. As required by 15 NCAC 2D .0535(f), when particulate or visible emissions exceed Environmental Management Regulations for more than four hours the Regional Supervisor, Asheville Region, [phone], of the Division of Environmental Management shall be notified as promptly as possible but in no case later than 24 hours of becoming aware of the occurrence. Such notice shall specify the facility name and location, the nature and cause of the excess emissions, the time when first observed, the expected duration, and the estimated rate of emissions. This reporting requirement does not allow the operation of the facility in excess of Environmental Management Regulations.
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This Permit does not relieve responsibility of complying with all
of any Federa 1 ,-State, or Loca 1 water control authority.
the Permittee of the
applicable requirements
quality or land quality
The screen material will be
frequently as needed to integrity of the facility.
cleaned of collected material as
insure design performance and
8. Any change in the information submitted in the application regarding facility emissions or changes in the quantity or quality of materials processed that will result in new or increased emissions must be reported to the Division of Environmental Management. If appropriate, modifications to the permit may then be made by the Division of Environmental Management to reflect any necessary changes in the permit conditions. In no case are any new or increased emissions allowed that will ~ause violation of the emission limitations specified herein.
9. The Permittee at least ninety (90) days prior to the expiration of this Permit shall request its extension by letter. The letter shou 1 d include the permit number and a description of modifications, if any, that have been made.·
10. This Permit is subject to revocation or modification upon a determination that information contained in the application or presented in support thereof is incorrect, con di ti ans under which this Permit was granted have changed, or violations of conditions contained in this Permit have occurred.
11. A violation of any term or condition of this Permit shall subject the Permi ttee to enforcement procedures contained in North Carolina General Statutes 143-215.114, including assessment of civil penalties.
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Permit No. 3754R4
page 4
Permit issued this the 4th day of April, 1986.
NORTH CAROLINA ENV ONMENTAL MA~ENT COMMISSION
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Permit No. 3754R4
\ Management
onmental Management Commission
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~~NOF North Carolina Deportment of Natural Resources &Community Development
ENVIRONMENTAL
MANAGEMENT
James B. Hi.mt, Jr .. Governor Joseon V\/ Grirr,s1ey, Secre1arv
✓ October 12, 1983
Mr. William E. Ross, Engineering Superintendent
Fiber Industries, Incorporated
P. o. Box 87
Shelby, North Carolina 28150
SUBJECT:
Dear Mr. Ross:
Permit No. 7241R
Fiber Industries, Incorporated
Sludge Land Application
Cleveland County
Robert F. Heims
D,rec1or
In accordance with your lette1· of request recv._ned September 14, 1983, we are forwarding herewith Permit l<o. 7241R._ dated October 12, 1983, to Fiber Industries, Incorporated for the operation of the subject non-discharge type sludge disposal facilities.
✓ This permit shall be effective from the date of issuance until December 31, 1986, shall be subject to the conditions and limitations as specified therein, and shall void Permit No. 7241, dated March 18, 1982.
If any parts, requirements, or limitations contained in this permit are unacceptable to you, you have the right to an adjudicatory hearing before a hearing officer upon written demand to the Director within thirty (30) days following receipt of this permit, identifying the specific issues to be contended. Unless such demand is made, this permit shall be final and binding.
If you have any questions or need additional information concerning this matter, please contact Mr. Richard R. Rohrbaugh, telephone No. 919/ 733-5083, ext. 103.
cc:
Sincerely,
~R1,t1~ 4 Robert F. Helms
Cleveland County Health Deparfm'e:t
Mr. Forrest R. -Westall
Asheville Regional Supervisor
Asheville Regional Manager
RRR/djb
POLLUTION PREVENTION PAYS
P 0. Box 27687 Raleigh, N. C. 27611-7687 '. ,.._
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NORTH CAROLL'IA
ENVIRONMENTAL MA.1AGEMENT COMMISSION
DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
RALEIGH
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For the Discharge of Sewage, Industrial Wastes, or Other Wastes
In accordance with the provisions of Article 21 of Chapter 143, General Statutes of North Carolina as amended, and other applicable Laws, Rules, and Regulations
PERMISSION IS HEREBY GRANTED TO
Fiber Industries, Incorporated
Cleveland County
FOR THE
operation ~fa non-disch_trging type sludge land application facility for the disposal of approximately 1,6 MG per ye'!f of digested sludge from Fiber Industries, Incorporated Cleveland County Plant to a 21 acre site owned by Fiber Industries, Incorporated to be incorporated with no ✓discharge to the surface waters of the State.
pursuant to the letter of request received September 14, 1983, and in conformity with the project plans, specifications, and other supporting data, subsequently filed and approved by the Department of Natural Resources and Community Development and considered a part of this permit.
This permit shall be .effective· fr.Oil! the date of issuance until December 31, 1986, shall void Permit No. 7241, ·dated March 18, 1982, and shall be subject to the following conditions and limitations:
l, This permit shall become voidable unless the facilities are operated in accordance with the approved plans, specifications and other supporting data.
2, This permit is effective only with respect to the nature and volume of wastes described in the application and other supporting data.
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The facilities shall be properly maintained and operated at all times,
This permit is not transferable.
This permit shall become voidable in the event of failure of the soil to ·adequately absorb the wastes, and may be rescinded unless the facilities are maintained and operated in a manner which will protect the assigned water quality standards of the surface waters, and prevent a.~y contamination of the groundwaters which will render them unsatisfactory for normal use.
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6. In event the facilities fail to perform satisfactorily including the creation of nuisance conditions, the Permittee shall take such innnediate corrective action as may be required by this Department.
7. The facilities shall be effectively maintained and operated as a non-discharge system to prevent the discharge of any sludge into the surface waters of the State.
8. The issuance of this permit shall not relieve Fiber Industries, Incorporated of the responsibility of damages to surface or groundwater resulting from the ope ration of this facility.
9. Adequate provisions shall be taken to prevent wind erosion and surface runoff from conveying pollutants from the sludge application area onto the adjacent property and/or surface waters.
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Sludge shall not be applied in inclement weather or until 24 hours following a rainfall event of 1/2-inch or greater in 24 hours. Emergency sludge disposal measures shall be approved by the Division of Environmental Management.
No type of sludge other than that from the Fiber Industries, Incorporated Cleveland County Plant shall be placed on the disposal site.
A 100-foot buffer shall be maintained between Fiber Industries, Incorporated property line and any applied sludge.
The site shall be adequately limed to a soil pH of 6.5 prior to sludge application.
No root or leaf crops for public consumption shall be raised on the site.
Any monitoring deemed necessary by the Division of Environmental Management to insure surface and groundwater protectio-:: will be established and an acceptable sampling reporting schedule shall be followed.
Maximum slope for sludge application shall he 10% for surface application and 18% for subsurface applications.
No liquid sludge will be applied in the form of surface application within a 100-foot buffer zone of any water course or surface drainage area.
Application rates shall not exceed:
a) One (1) inch/acre/week of sludge, uniformly applied so as to avoid runoff, ponding or erosion.
b) 300 lbs. (PAN)plant available Nitrogen/acre/yr
I 19. Surface applied sludge will be plowed or disced in innnediately after application on lands with no cover crop established.
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Peru.it No. 7241R
Page Three
20. The Permittee, at least six (6) months prior to the expiration of this permit, shall request its extension. Upon receipt of the request, the Commission will review the adequacy of the facilities described therein, and if indicated, will extend the permit for such period of time and under such conditions and limitations as it may deem appropriate.
Permit issued thfs the 12th day of October, 1983.
NORTH CAROLINA ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT COMMISSION
~Ukt¥! . oeit~ elms, Director • Division of Environmental Management
By Authority of the Environmental Management Commission
Permit No. 7241R
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January 16, 1986
USEPA
345 Courtland Street
Atlanta, GA 30365
Attention:
Subject:
Gentlemen:
Ms. Meredith Clarke-Anderson
Monthly Status Report Remedial
Investigation/Feasibility Study
CFO/Shelby Facility, Shelby, NC
S&ME Job Number 1175-85-1050A
Document Number l0S0A-0006
The following Status Report presents a summary of work on the
CFO/Shelby RI/FS performed during the month of December, 1985.
Office Operations
Office operations on the project consisted of work on the Draft
Project Operations Plan (POP). This document was submitted to
the USEPA on December 12, 1985, for review. Subsequent to
submission of the Draft POP, logistical coordination was started
to secure a quality control sample from the USEPA Athens
labratory for analysis by Davis & Floyd, Inc. The purpose of
this analysis was to allow the labratory to complete, a CLP
Quality Assurance data package for review by the USEPA Athens
labratory.
FIELD OPERATIONS
Field operations during the reporting period consisted of
removing the airlift sampling mechanisms from the existing
monitor wells and redeveloping the wells in preparation for
ground-water sampling operations scheduled for mid-January,
1986. All wells were successfully developed except well K-59
which has a bend in the casing slightly below land surface that
prevented insertion of the development pump or bailer.
Attempts were made to develop the old 6-inch well existing north
of the wastewater treatment plant area. These attempts yielded
the remains of a small animal which had apparently fallen into
the well. Because of the stench and the presence of the animal
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remains, this well is considered an unsatisfactory sampling
point and only minimal effort was expended in attempting to
develop the well. It is suggested that this well be abandoned
in accordance with the North Carolina well construction
guidlines
A field office trailer was moved to the site on December 17,
1985, for use as a project office. The field office is located
immediately behind the plant production area and west of the
equalization basins associated with the wastewater treatment
plant. Plans were prepared and submitted to Celanese for
construction of a decontamination pad near the field office.
Construction is scheduled for early January, 1986.
If there are
Status Report
contact us.
any questions concerning items mentioned in this
or other questions relevant to the project, please
Very truly yours,
Soil & Material Engineers, Inc.
Everett w. Glover,Jr.
Project Manager
cc: Mr. Bill Ross, CFO/Shelby
Mr. James C. Pullen, CFO/Charlotte
Ms. Susan Engleman, CFO/New York
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February 11, 1986
USEPA
345 Courtland Street
Atlanta, Georgia 30303
Attention: Ms. Gina Townsend
Subject: January Status Report CFO/Shelby RI/FS
Shelby, North Carolina
S&ME Job Number 1175-85-l0S0A
Document Number l0S0A-0009
Gentlemen:
Work on the CFO/Shelby RI/FS during the m:mth of January, 1986
is summarized in the following paragraphs.
Schedule
No incidents occurred which have materially altered the proposed
schedule
However,
working
presented in the final Project Operations Plan.
the Phase I water sampling was delayed about 2 weeks in
out administrative details with the USEPA on
subcontractor laboratory selection, and an additional water I sampling phase (Phase IIA) is being considered which would I result in a schedule change.
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Office Activities
Comments on the Project Operations Plan were received in a
letter from Ms. Meredith Clarke-Anderson dated January 7, 1986.
These comments were incorporated and the final draft of the
Project Operations Plan was submitted January 21, 1986. This
submittal included a revised sampling and analytical program and
project implementation schedule.
A meeting was held with the project staff and Celanese
representatives on January 21, 1986. During this meeting it was
decided to collect additional ground-water samples (Phase IIA)
from selected wells to be installed during the RI/FS field
operations. These analyses are being performed to increase the
data base on the new wells and increase the confidence level in
the date used for evaluating the extent of contamination.
Collection and analysis of the Phase IIA samples will increase
the data collection portion of the project about 1 month, with a
corresponding increase anticipated for submittal of the draft RI
report. A formal request will be prepared requesting this
schedule change.
During this reporting period, efforts were underway to provide a
Quality Assurance data package prepared by Davis and Floyd, Inc.
to ESD/Athens for their review. This activity was completed and
a meeting was held on January 30, 1986 in Athens with members
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from EPA/Athens, EPA/Atlanta, Davis and Floyd, Inc. and Soil and
Material Engineers, Inc. in attendance. The pertinent items
discussed in this meeting are outlined in Document Number
l0S0A-0008.
Other activities during this reporting period included sending
written notification to all off-site residents whose wells are
to be sampled requesting written permission to proceed with the
scheduled sampling. Most authorizations were received during
the month of January; however, owners/occupants at prospective
sampling sites which had not responded prior to the scheduled
sampling time are to be contacted again and written permission
obtained prior to sample collection.
Finally, during this reporting period, final logistical
preparations were made for the initial water sample collection
which is scheduled to commence on February 3, 1986. The
scheduled start of the water sampling was delayed approximately
2 weeks from that indicated on the schedule in the Project
Operations Plan to allow completion of final logistical support
efforts and submittal of.the QA data package by Davis and Floyd,
· Inc.
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Field Operations
Field operations during this reporting period consisted of
constructing equipment storage areas adjacent to the field
office and construction of decontamination pad.
Planned Operations
I Operations planned for February include the initiation of field
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sampli'ng. It is anticipated that the first phase of ground
water sampling and surface water and sediment sampling will be
completed during the month of February, and that the emergency
spill pond sampling and test pit excavation and sampling will be
initiated.
If you have any questions concerning the information contained
in this Status Report, please contact us.
Very t::uly yours,
Soil and Material Engineers, Inc.
Everett W. Glover, Jr.,P.E.
Project Manager
cc: Mr. Jim Pullen, CFO/Charlotte
Mr. Bill Ross, CFO/Shelby
Ms. Susan Engleman, CFO/New York
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March 4, 1986
USEPA
345 Courtland Street
Atlanta, Georgia 30303
Attention: Ms. Gina Townsend
Subject: February Status Report
CFO/Shelby RI/FS
Shelby, North Carolina'.
S&ME Job No. 1175-85-1050A
Document No. 1050A-0011
Gentlemen:
Work on the RI/FS at the CFO site in Shelby, North Carolina
during February, 1986 is summarized in the following paragraphs.
Office/Laboratory Activities
Office activies during February consisted of reducing field data
from the initial ground-water sampling efforts to standard
report forms for evaluation and use of the data. Additionally,
a meeting was held between Ms. Meredith Clarke-Anderson, Ms.
Gina Townsend, Ms. Shirley Lucia and the writer on February 20,
1986 to discuss the status of the project at that time and
familiarize Ms. Townsend with the work that had been done to
date. The minutes of this meeting are presented in document
1050A-0010. During this me,iting we were informed that Camp,
Dresser & McKee, Inc. would be providing the oversight during
the field operations. A copy of the project operations plan was
transmitted to them on February 24, 1986.
Laboratory operations on the project were initiated with the
submission of the initial ground-water samples. The following
distribution of samples were submitted to Davis & Floyd, Inc. 's
Greenwood facility during the month of February:
51 ground-water samples
29 surface water samples
30 stream sediment samples
20 sludge s~ples, including 4 EP toxicity
2 spiked ground-water/surface water samples
2 ground-water/surface water sample blanks
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1 spiked sediment sample
1 sediment sample blank
1 equipment blank
1 decontamination water sample
2 emergency pond water samples
18 trip blanks
The volatile and extractable organic fraction, cyanide, Total
Organic Carbon (TOC), and mercury analyses have been completed
on the ground-water samples (including spikes, blanks, and
duplicates), but have not been reported. The PCB/pesticide
fraction and remaining metals from the ground-water samples are
presently undergoing analysis.
The volatile organic fraction analyses on the surface water and
sediment samples and the pond sludges have been completed, but
not reported. The base/neutral and acid extractable fraction
samples have been extracted but not analyzed, and the metals are
being digested. PCB/pesticide analyses and EP toxicity analyses
on the pond sludges have not been initiated.
Total Organic Carbon (TOC) and colorimetric phenols on the pond
water samples have been completed, but not reported.
Field Operations
Field Operations during the month of February included:
o Ground-water sampling from February 3rd through
February 10th
o Surface water and sediment sampling February 17th
through February 21st and February 26th and 27th.
o Sludge pond sampling February 25th through February
27th.
o Geologic mapping, February 24th through February 27th.
During this period, all the surface water and sediment sampling
was completed with the exception of the wet weather sampling
events, a.nd the emergency holding pond sampling was completed.
Depth sounding of the southern most emergency pond needs to be
performed, and this will be accomplished as the project schedule
allows.
EPA oversight was provided by Ms. Meredith Clarke-Anderson and
Mr. Hugh Vick during the ground-water sampling episode on
February 5th and 6th. Subsequently, overview was provided by
Ms. Gina Townsend and Mr. Jim Kapotic during the surface water
and sediment sampling and the holding pond sampling on February
26th and 27th.
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Planned Activities
Test pit exploration and sampling are planned for the period of
March 3rd through March 14th. Use of two test pit crews is
planned during this period to expedite the sampling effort.
Test drilling and monitoring well construction are anticipated
to commence the week of March 24th. This provides a one week
break in the field activity for the logistical coordination of
the drilling activities and for data review.
Activities in
review and
information
the office and laboratory will consist of data
analysis, and interpretation of the geologic
obtained during the mapping of the general site
area.
Schedule
The project is slightly ahead of the schedule proposed in the
Project Operations Plan, even though preparation for the
emergency pond sampling took longer than anticipated and other
minor delays occurred in the surface water and sediment sampling
efforts. None of the delays have materially effected the
anticipated schedule.
If you have any questions concerning the information contained
in this status report, please contact us.
Very truly yours,
Soil & Material Engineers, Inc.
Everett W. Glover, Jr.,
Project Manager
EWG:dms
cc: Jim Pullen, CFO/Charlotte
Bill Ross, CFO/Shelby
Susan Engleman, CFO/New York
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April 8, 1986
USEPA
345 Courtland Stteet
Atlanta, Georgia 30303
Attention: Ms. Gena Townsend
Subject: March Status Report
CFO/Shelby RI/FS
Shelby, North Carolina
S&ME Job No. 1175-85-l0S0A
Document No. l0S0A-0016
Gentlemen:
The work completed on the RI/FS at Carolina, during March, 1986 is paragraphs:
Office/Laboratory Activities
the CFO site in Shelby, North
summarized in the following
Office activities during March consisted of support for the test trenching conducted in the field and for the first week of geotechnical borings. The preliminary reports of results of analyses for metals, and base/neutral and acid extractable organic compounds were received and reviewed during the last week in the month. These data were reviewed and compiled for analysis. The results of analyses of a large proportion of the volatile organic compounds were destroyed due to a computer problem, and a resampling event is scheduled in April. S&ME coordinated certain minor changes in procedures with its field personnel, the EPA and the EPA's representatives on-site from Camp, Dresser and McKee, Inc.
Field Operations
The following major activities were performed or begun during March:
o Exploratory trenching from March 3 to 11
o Measurement of ground-water levels on March 12
o Sounding of the thicknesses of sludge in the south emergency pond on March 13
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o Surface water sampling and stream flow measurements during a storm event on March 13
o Geotechnical soil boring from March 24 to 28, continuing from March 31 to completion in April
During this period, all planned exploratory trenching was completed. Using two backhoes and two sampling crews, a total of 45 test pits were excavated. The originally proposed number of trenches was 31. However, the sampling of the first sequence of trenches was not as intensive as anticipated, leaving sufficient excess to allow an expanded aerial coverage for the trenching program. Further, the expeditious completion of the scheduled program allowed sufficient time for further work. This resulted in an additional 14 sites being explored by trenching. This aided in a more complete survey of the suspected source areas. The additional test pits were excavated primarily in the glycol pit and burn pit areas, the old drum storage area and the main plant area adjacent to the Dowtherm heaters. A total of 105 soil samples were taken. These were sent in increments to the Davis and Floyd Laboratories. Generally, most of the test pits excavated in the old glycol pit and burn pit areas were described and sampled using Level 'B' Health and Safety Protocols because of the high organic vapor concentrations measured. No major difficulties were experienced during the excavations. S&ME requested Davis and Floyd to hold 5 soil samples taken during the first week without analysis until further notice to increase the analyses available for the samples taken in more suspect areas during the second week.
The distribution
trenching was:
of samples taken during the exploratory
105 soil samples, including duplicates
3 EPA blanks
1 EPA spike
1 equipment blank
1 sample of the decontamination water
Water levels were measured in all on-site and near-site monitor wells on March 12. These data were recorded and will be incorporated into the general monitoring program.
The sludge thickness in the south emergency pond was profiled using a boat and a section of PVC pipe marked in 6-inch increments. The pond was sectioned off by rope into a grid with six nodes. At each node, the PVC pipe was driven by hand through the soft sludge until the much firmer resistance of the residual
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soils was encountered. The thickness of sludge was then determined by subtraction. Additionally, the sludge thickness was measured similarly at each of the four sludge sampling points in the pond. The overall average of sludge thickness appeared to be about 3 feet.
on March 13, surface storm water samples were taken at the six weir locations previously sampled on February 27. The March sampling was conducted during a period of heavy precipitation. A total of eight samples were taken at the six locations. Flows were measured at the time of sampling using either the weirs or, where the weirs had been over-topped by the storm flow, a pygmy meter according to USGS methods. The samples taken were of water only and were to be analyzed for a similar suite as the previous sampling.
S&ME began the exploratory geotechnical soil borings during the week of March 24. During that week, a total of 10 borings were advanced in 9 locations, one of the borings being abandoned by grouting, redrilled and resampled. A total of 23 soil samples were sent to the Davis and Floyd Laboratory:
21 soil samples, including duplicate
1 blank
1 spike
Additionally, the following control samples were taken:
1 reagent sample of decontamination alcohol
1 sample of distilled water from the original plastic container
1 sample of distilled water from the spray applicator
David Schaer from Camp, Dresser and McKee arrived on-site on March 12 to observe the test pit excavation and sampling and the surface water sampling, and to deliver sediment blanks and spikes from EPA. In general, his comments concerning the sampling efforts were favorable; however, he expressed the following concerns:
o Storing deionized water in plastic containers
o Not wearing gloves during the surface water sampling
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o Using pressurized sprayers with rubber and plastic pants for the application of solvents and deionized water
o Using reagent grade isopropanol instead of nanograde
These concerns were transmitted to Meredith Clarke-Anderson of the EPA, and have been resolved·.
Planned Activities
The activities planned during April include continuation and completion of the exploratory soil boring, and drilling and construction of the planned· 14 overburden monitor wells and 7 rock monitor wells. S&ME anticipates employing two drilling rigs with two geologists as observers/samplers.
Activities in
available to
the Remedial
the office will consist of
date and preparation of the
Investigation Repo.rt.
Schedule
the review of all data
background sections of
The project remains slightly ahead of schedule, as proposed in the Project Operations Plan. This was maintained even though 14 additional trenches were executed, described and sampled, an out-of-scope activity (the sludge thickness measurement) was conducted, and the previously unscheduled storm event sampling was performed.
If you have any questions concerning the information contained in this report, please contact us.
Very truly yours,
Soil & Material Engineers, Inc.
John C. Barone, P.G.
Project Hydrogeologist
Everett W. Glover, Jr., P.E.
Project Manager
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May 8, 1986
Ms. Gena Townsend
Environmental Protection Agency
345 Courtland Street
Atlanta, Georgia 30365
Re: April Status Report
CFO/Shelby RI/FS
Shelby, North Carolina
S&ME Job No. 1175-85-050A
Document No. 050A-0019
Dear Ms. Townsend:
The following is a summary of the work completed on the RI/FS at
the CFO site in Shelby, North Carolina, during April, 1986.
Office/Laboratory Activities
Office activities during April consisted of delivering org~nic
and inorganic data packages to EPA, Athens for review. In
addition, Ms. Shirley Lucia performed a QA audit on the organic
and inorganic data log books. Subsequent to receipt of a
portion of the laboratory data, the results of the analyses on
the Trailer Park and Murray Plastics wells were sent to the EPA
for review.
Field Operations Performed Or Begun in April
Field operations in April were varied and included the follm•.'ing
tasks: Drilling and installation of monitor wells, soil
sampling with test borings, and land survey. The drilling and
installation of monitor wells involved installation of 21 wells
by two drilling crews and rigs. The distribution of well types
installed is as follows: 7 type I (shallow depth), 6 type II
(medium depth), and 8 type III (bedrock) wells. CDM personnel
were on site during a portion of this work to assure POP
protocols were maintained. Soil samples were taken from 14
selected monitor well installations and sent to Davis & Floyd,
Inc. These samples were analyzed for volatile, base/neutral and
acid extractable organic compounds, priority pollutant metals,
cyanide, and indicator compounds. Selected samples were also
analyzed for PCB/pesticides. In addition to these soil samples,
the EPA provided blanks. and spikes on April 7 for the soil
samples. During this period, ten decontaminated water/drill
water samples and one duplicate sample were sent for analysis.
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Ms. Gena Townsend
May 8, 1986
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The land survey was begun by Davis and Floyd and to date the
following have been accomplished: location of the test pits and
surface water and sediment sampling points inside the plant
boundary, and reestablishment of the northern and eastern most
property boundaries. The western and southern most plant
boundaries will be completed when the survey crew is on-site to
locate the monitor wells.
Soil & Material Engineers met with both Celanese and Davis &
Floyd representatives on April 4 to discuss the VOA resampling.
As a result of this meeting, all wells were resampled for
volatile organic compounds. Furthermore, an additional two
off-site wells were sampled for priority pollutants and cyanide,
and sent· to Davis and Floyd for analysis. During the resampling
of VOA's, Davis and Floyd employees were assisted and guided by
S&ME personnel to assure compliance with POP protocols. The two
additional off-site wells were sampled by S&ME personnel.
Planned Activities -May/June
The following activities have been planned to be started or
completed in May or early June:
o Completion of monitor well installation (May)
o Completion of the land survey in late May/early June,
including establishment of permanent monuments
o Phase II and IIA water sampling in late May and early June
o Review of available data
o Preparation of the background sections of the remedial
investigation report.
Schedule
The project remains on or slightly ahead of the schedule
outlined in the POP.
If there are any questions relative to the information in the
status report, please contact us.
Very truly yours,
Soil & Material Engineers, Inc.
Everett W. Glover, Jr., P.E.
Project Manager
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June 5, 1986
U.S.E.P.A.
345 Courtland Street
Atlanta, Georgia 30365
Attention: Ms. Gena Townsend
Subject: May-Status Report, CFO-Shelby RI/FS Shelby, North Carolina
S&ME Job No. 1175-85-050A
Document No. 050A-0022
Dear Ms. Townsend:
The following is a summary of the work completed on the RI/FS at the CFO site in Shelby, North Carolina, during the month of May, 1986.
Office/Laboratory Activities
Office activities during the month of April included the postponing the Phase II ground-water sampling from May 13 to May 27. This change was discussed and agreed upon by all parties involved. Consequently, the Phase IIA ground-water sampling was changed to June 23. Two items requested from EPA were the Camp Dresser & Mckee (CDM) Shelby Work Plan and the overview reports sent to EPA. Ms. Gena Townsend was called concerning Consent Order deliverables due from the D&F laboratory. Data packages were received from Davis and Floyd for the split soil samples, the corresponding EPA spike and blank and the EPA spike and blank for the VOA ground-water samples. These were delivered to EPA Athens. QA audits on the inorganic and organic data log books were performed along with tabulation of the test pit, soil test boring, emergency pond, ground-water, surface water and sediment analysis from Davis and Floyd.
Field Operations
Field operations in May consisted of monitor well installation, ground-water sampling and field surveying. The final series of 21 monitor wells were completed during the month along with well development. Davis and Floyd surveyors were on-site to complete surveying the locations and elevations of monitor wells, test pits and soil test borings and to resolve discrepancies noted
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during the previous surveying in April. In addition, the
surveyors located the old bench marks used in surveying the
previously installed monitor wells so that historic water level
data can be approximated and used to construct water level maps
referencing coastal geodetic data.
Soil and Material Engineers personnel were on-site Tuesday, May
27 to prepare for the Phase II ground-water sampling which began
Wednesday, May 28 and was completed on Saturday, May 31. The
Phase II ground-water sampling consisted of sampling the
newly-installed wells and transporting the samples to Davis and
Floyd to be analyzed for VOC's, ENA extractables, Dowtherm,
pesticide/PCB, metals and TOC. The perimeter wells previously
installed were sampled and analyzed for Dowtherm, nickel
chromium, VOC's and TOC. Because of concern over the water
quality data in some of the previously sampled off-site
residential wells, seven of these wells were sampled for voe
analysis.
Planned Operations for June
The activities planned to be started and/or completed in June or
early July include; 1) Phase IIA ground-water sampling,
commencing on June 23, 2) review of available data and QA audits
of the laboratory data received, 3) in-situ permeability testing
of selected on-sitH wells subsequent to the completion of the
Phase IIA ground-water sampling, and (4) preparation of the
background sectiom; of the remedial investigation report. On
June 12 a public meeting will be held by Celanese and Soil and
Material Engineers, Inc. for any interested parties to discuss
the results of the off-site ground-water analysis.
Schedule
The project remain~ ahead of the schedule outlined in the POP.
If there are any questions relative to the information in the
status report, plecese contact us.
Very truly yours,
Soil and Material Engineers, Inc.
Larry Carter
Site Manager
Everett W. Glover, P.E.
Project Manager
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July 7, 1986
Ms. Gena Townsend
USEPA
345 Courtland Street
Atlanta, Georgia 30365
Subject: June Status Report
CFO/Shelby RI/FS
Shelby, North Carolina
S&ME Job No. 1175-84-050A
Document No. 84050A-0024
Dear Ms. Townsend:
The following is a summary of work completed on the RI/FS at the CFO
site in Shelby, North Carolina during the month of June, 1986.
Office/Laboratory Activities
Office activities during the month of June included summarizing and
tabulating surface water, sediment, soil, and ground water data
received from Davis and Floyd Laboratories, Inc. This summarization
was done as part of the data evaluation process and to provide data
in a more useable format for a public meeting held on June 12th at
the plant. The public meeting was called by Celanese to present the
ground water quality data on the off-site wells to any interested
parties and answer questions relating to the data. Subsequent to the
meeting, work continued on summarizing the data on well data summary
sheets, sample summary sheets, etc.
There were discussions between
analytical data generated to
review. It was decided that
internal validation process has
S&ME and EPA concerning when the
date would be sent to EPA for their
the data would be sent to EPA once the
been completed.
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Ms. Gena Townsend
July 7, 1986
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Field Operations
Field operations in June consisted cf Phase IIA ground-water
sampling. During this water sampling task, only on-site wells were
sampled. Additionally, other samples sent to Davis and Floyd
Laboratories included one equipment blank, one duplicate, one source
water blank and one deionized water blank.
Planned Operations For July
The field activities planned for July are
conductivity (slug) testing of the 21 newly
selected old wells. After this field activity
all field equipment will be returned to Atlanta,
removed and the support area dismantled.
in-situ hydraulic
installed wells and
has been completed,
the on-site trailer
Office activities planned for July include: review and evaluation of
available data, QA audits of the laboratory data received, and
continued preparation of the Remedial Investigation report.
If there are any questions relative to the information in this status
report, please contact us.
Very truly yours,
Soil & Material Engineers, Inc.
Larry Carter
Site Manager
Everett w. Glover, Jr., P.E.
Project Manager
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August 8, 1986
Ms. Gena Townsend
USEPA
345 Courtland Street
Atlanta, Georgia 30365
Subject: July Status Report
CFO Shelby RI/FS
Shelby, North Carolina
S&ME Job No. 1175-85-050A
Document N..unber: 050A-0027
Dear Ms. Townsend:
The following is a swnmary of work completed on the RI/FS at the
CFO site in Shelby, North Carolina during the month of July,
1986.
Office/Laboratory Activities
Office activities during the period included incorporating data
into the report format data base, verifying data received to
date with the corresponding sample numbers to ensure
completeness and correctness, reducing in-situ permeability data
generated from the on-site wells and reviewing geologic mapping
data generated at the site. Additionally, the off-site water
quality data, which was presented in a public meeting on June
12, was sent to Ms. Gena Townsend at the USEPA.
Soil & Material Engineers is continuing to receive analytical
data as it becomes available from the Davis and Floyd laboratory
and updating the data base. The remaining analyses are to be
completed and reported by Davis and Floyd by the August 18
target date. We have also.received survey information from
Davis and Floyd concerning the location and elevation of the
test pits, monitor wells and surface water sampling points.
Other information received included the survey data corrections
for adjusting the historic water level data to mean sea level
datum. Base map preparation and data reduction are continuing.
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Ms. Gena Townsend
August 8, 1986
Page 2
On July 23rd, a meeting between Soil & Material Engineers, Davis
and Floyd, and Celanese Fibers Operations personnel was held at
the Davis and Floyd facility in Greenwood, South Carolina. The
purpose of this meeting was to discuss the data generated thus
far during the RI/FS.
Work continues on tabulating and evaluating analytical data
received, as well as preparing various sections of the RI
report.
Field Operations
Field operations for the month of July consisted of in-situ
permeability (slug) testing on 37 on-site wells., Once this task
was complete, all equipment and material were either disposed of
or returned to the Atlanta Soil & Material. Engin,~ers' Office.
The utilities for the trailer were disconnected, and the trailer removed off-site.
Planned Operations For August
The permeability testing performed during the mo~th of July
completes the field operations at the site. Office activities
planned for August include reviewing and evaluating data as they
are received from Davis and Floyd, QA audits of these data and
continued preparation of the Remedial Investigation Report.
If there are any questions relative to the information in this
status report, please contact us.
Very truly yours,
Soil & Material Engineers, Inc.
Larry Carter
Site Manager
· Everett w. Glover, Jr., P.E.
Project Manager
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September 10, 1986
Ms. Gena Townsend
USEPA
345 Courtland Street
Atlanta, Georgia 30365
Subject: August Status Report
CFO Shelby RI/FS
Shelby, North Carolina
S&ME Job No. 1175-85-050A
Document Number: 050A-0029
Dear Ms. Townsend:
The following is a swnmary of work completed on the RI/FS at the
CFO site in Shelby, North Carolina during the month of August,
1986.
Office/Laboratory Activities
The office/laboratory activities consisted of continuation of
data reduction and evaluation, and preparation of report
graphics, text and appendices. The final analytical data
packages were received from Davis and Floyd, Inc. and reviewed
for completeness. Additionally, the remaining portions of the
VOA data packages were received from Davis and Floyd, Inc., and
transmitted to EPA/Athens for review and evaluation.
Field Operations
All scheduled field activities were completed in July; however,
it was felt that collection of an additional round of
ground-water elevation readings was prudent because of the
prolonged drought. These readings were collected on August 11,
1986.
Planned Operations for September and Schedule
Operations planned for September consist of continued data
reduction and report preparation. Evaluation of the extent of
contamination and source area identification will receive
primary attention during this work period.
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Ms. Gena Townsend
September 10, 1986
Page 2
The preparation of the RI report is on schedule. However, the
Work Plan deliverables list proposed that a revised Feasibility
Study Work Plan be submitted on September 26, 1986. This date
appears premature based on the current data analysis and
evaluation, and we propose that the date for this submittal be
delayed until early November. This will allow more time for
data evaluation to identify the nature and extent of
contamination, and preliminary identification of remedial
technologies amenable to the site conditions. This will result
in the revised FS Work Plan being a more useful document.
Please advise us on your response to this request at your
earliest convenience.
If there are any questions relative to the information in this
status report, please contact us.
Very truly yours,
Soil & Material Engineers, Inc.
Everett W. Glover, Jr., P.E.
Project Manager
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November 10, 1986
Mr. Ben Moore
USEPA .
345 Courtland Street
Atlanta, Georgia 30365
Subject: October Status Report
CFO Shelby RI/FS
S&ME Job No. 1175-85-050A
Document No. 050A-0038
Dear Mr. Moore:
The following is a swnmary of work completed on the RI/FS at the CFO ----
site in Shelby, North Carolina, during_ the-month of October-1986. -...... ____ .
Office/Laboratory Activities
The office/laboratory activities for the month consisted of
continuation of data reduction and evaluation and preparation of
report graphics, text and appendices. Analytical·results not
received to date include the final corrected fFrm 1 reports of a11 ··· -
analyses requested. Also pending is a letter of verification from -
Davis & Floyd, Inc., stating that the analyses reported to date were
performed and-reported according to protocol, and are_suitable for
use in the RI/FS. The Draft Feasibility Study Workplan-was sent on
October 29 to EPA.
Field Operations
No field activities occurred during the period.
Planned Operations for November
S&ME has not submitted the internal draft of the RI for the
preliminary review by S&ME project management and by CFO as
anticipated due to the delayed submission of corrected, finalized
laboratory data by Davis and Floyd. A delay in the submittal date
for the draft RI report to the EPA will be discussed with the EPA
project management.
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If there are any questions relative to the information in this status
report, please contact us.
Very truly yours,
Soil & Material Engineers, Inc.
Everett W. Glover, Jr., P.E.
Project Manager
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Appendix B
Analytical Parameters
CFO/Shelby
S&ME Job No. 1175-85-0S0A
Document Control No. 0S0A-0043
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Appendix B
Hazardous Substance List (HSL)
CFO/Shelby
S&ME Job No. 1175-85-0S0A
Document Control No. 0S0A-0043
rIORITY ORGANIC POLLUTANTS:
Acid Compounds
,,4,6-trichlorophenol
-chloro-m-cresol
1-chlorophenol
,4-dichlorophenol
,4-dimethylphenol
2-nitrophenol
1-nitrophenol
,4-dinitrophenol
4,6-dinitro-2-methylphenol
-~ntachlorophenol
anenol
iase/Neutral Compounds
acenaphthene
l enzidine
,2,4-trichlorobenzene
hexachlorobenzene
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exachloroethane
is(2-chloroethyl)ether
-chloronapthalene
1,2-dichlorobenzene 1,3-dichlorobenzene
,4-dichlorobenzene
3,3'-dichlorobenzidine
1,4-dinitrotoluene
,6-dinitrotoluene
1,2-diphenylhydrazine
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luoranthene
-chlorophenyl phenyl ether
-bromophenyl phenyl ether
j is(2-chloroisopropyl)ether
is(2-chloroethoxy)methane
exachlorobutadiene
isophorone
l aphthalene
itrobenzene
N-nitrosodiphenylamine
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-nitrosodipropylamine
is(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
enzyl butyl phthalate
ji-n-butyl phthalate
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acrolein
acrylonitrile
benzene
carbon tetrachloride
chlorobenzene
1,2-dichloroethane
1,1,1-trichloroethane
1,1-dichloroethane
1,1,2-trichloroethane
1,1,2,2-tetrachloroethane
chloroethane
2-chloroethylvinyl ether
chloroform ·
1,1-dichloroethene
trans-1,2-dichloroethene
1,2-dichloropropane
trans-1,3-dichloropropene
cis-1,3-dichloropropene
ethylbenzene
methylene chloride
chloromethane
bromomethane
bromoform
bromodichloromethane
chlorodibromomethane
tetrachloroethene
toluene
trichloroethene
vinyl chloride
Pesticides
aldrin
dieldrin
chlordane
4,4'-DDT
4,4'-DDE
4,4'-DDD
alpha-endosulfan
beta-endosulfan
endosulfan sulfate
endrin
NON-PRIORITY ORGANIC
POLLUTANTS:
Acid Compounds
benzoic acid
2-methylphenol
3-methylphenol
4-methylphenol
2,4,5-trichlorophenol
Base/Neutral Compounds
analine
benzyl alcohol
4-chloroaniline
dibenzofuran
2-methylnaphthalene
2-nitroaniline
3-nitroaniline
4-nitroaniline
Volatiles
acetone
2-butanone
carbondisulfide
2-hexanone
4-methyl-2-pentanone
styrene
vinyl acetate
xylenes
INORGANICS
Aluminum
Chromium
Barium
Beryllium
Cobolt
Copper
Iron
Nickel
Manganese
Zinc
Boron
Vanadium
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di-n-octyl phthalate l ethyl phthalate
methyl phthalate
nzo(a)anthracene
benzo(a)pyrene t mzo(b)flouranthene
. nzo(k)flouranthene
chrysene
&:enaphthylene
9lthracene
benzo(g,h,i)perylene
l ourene
enanthrene
benzo(a,h)anthracene
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rrene
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Appendix B
Hazardous Substance List (HSL)
CFO/Shelby
S&ME Job No. 1175~85-0S0A
Document Control No. 0S0A-0043
Pesticides Inorganics
endrin aldehyde
heptachlor
heptachlor episode
alpha-BHC
beta-BHC
gamma-BHC
delta-BHC
PCB-1242
PCB-1254
PCB-1221
PCB-1232
PCB-1248
PCB-1260
PCB-1016
toxaphene
Zinc
Arsenic
Antimony
Selenium
Thallium
Mercury
Tin
Cadmium
Lead
Cyanide
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I CFO STATION NO. VOA BNA PEST/PCB METALS
I CFO-SW-001 X
CFO-SW-002 X
I CFO-SW-003 X X
CFO-SW-004 X X
I CFO-SW-005 X X
I CFO-SW-006
CFO-SW-008 X X X
I CFO-SW-009 X X
CFO-SW-010 X X
I CFO-SW-011 X X
CFO-SW-012 X X I CFO-SW-013 X X
I CFO-SW-014 X X
CFO-SW-015 X X X
I CFO-SW-016 X X X
CFO-SW-017 X X I CFO-SW-018 X X
I CFO-SW-019 X X
CFO-SW-020 X X
I CFO-SW-021 X X X
CFO-SW-022 X X I
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I CFO-SW-023 X X
I CFO-SW-024 X X X
CFO-SW-025 X X
I CFO-SW-026 X X X
I CFO-SW-027 X X
CFO-SW-028 X X X
I CFO-SW-029 .x X
CFO-SW-030 X X X
I CFO-SW-031 X X X
I CFO-SW-032 X X
CFO-SW-033 X X X
I CFO-SW-057 X X X
CFO-SW-058 X X X
I CFO-SW-062 X X X
I CFO-SW-063 X X X
CFO-SW-007A X X X
I CFO-SW-016A X X X
CFO-SW-021A X X X
I CFO-SW-025A X X X
I CFO-SW-028A X X X
CFO-SW-030A X X X
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I CFO STATION NO. VOA BNA PEST/PCB METALS
I CFO-SED-001 X X X
I CFO-SED-002 X X
CFO-SED-003 X X X
I CFO-SED-004 X X
CFO-SED-005 X X X I CFO-SED-006
I CFO-SED-008 X X X
CFO-SED-009 SAMPLE LOST TRANSIT IN X
I CFO-SED-010 X X
CFO-SED-011 X X I CFO-SED-012 X X X
I CFO-SED-013 X X
CFO-SED-014 X X X
I CFO-SED-015 BAD RUN REJECT X X
CFO-SED-016 X X X I CFO-SED-017 X X X
I CFO-SED-018 X X X
CFO-SED-019 LOST X X
I CFO-SED-020 X X X
CFO-SED-021 X X X I CFO-SED-022 X X X
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I CFO-SED-023 X X X
I CFO-SED-024 X X X
CFO-SED-025 X X
I CFO-SED-026 X X X
I CFO-SED-027 X X
CFO-SED-028 X X X
I CFO-SED-029 X X
CFO-SED-030 X X X I CFO-SED-031 X X X
I CFO-SED-032 X X
CFO-SED-033
I CFO-SED-059 X X X
CFO-SED-060 X
I CFO-SED-064 X
I CFO-SED-065 X***
CFO-SED-066 *
I CFO-SED-067 *
I * LABELED AS SS-067 -NOT ANALYZED; VOID; LOST
I ** LABELED AS SS-066 -NOT ANALYZED
*** LABELED AS SS-65 -NOT ANALYZED
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I CFO STATION NO. VOA BNA PESTi'.PCB METALS
I CFO-SS-001 X X X
I CFO-SS-002 X X X
CFO-SS-003 X X X
I CFO-SS-004 X X X
I CFO-SS-005 X X X
CFO-SS-006 X X X
I CFO-SS-007 X X X
CFO-SS-008 X X X I CFO-SS-009 EP -TOX
I CFO-SS-010 X X X
CFO-SS-011 X X X
I CFO-SS-012 X X X
CFO-SS-013 X X X
I CFO-SS-014 X X X
I CFO-SS-015 X X X
CFO-SS-016 X X X
I· CFO-SS-017 X X X
CFO-SS-018 EP -TOX
I CFO-SS-019 EP -TOX
I CFO-SS-020 EP -TOX
CFO-SS-021 X X X
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DOCUMENT CONTROL NO. 0S0A-0043
I CFO STATION NO. VOA BNA PESTLPCB METALS
I CFO-SS-022 X X X
I CFO-SS-023 X X X
CFO-SS-024 X X X
I CFO-SS-025 X X X
I CFO-SS-026 X X X
CFO-SS-027 X X X
I CFO-SS-028 X X X
CFO-SS_-029 X X X
I CFO-SS-030 X X X
I CFO-SS-031 X X X
CFO-SS-032 X X X
I CFO-SS-033 X X X
CFO-SS-034 X X X
I CFO-SS-035 X X X
I CFO-SS-036 X X X X
CFO-SS-037 X X X
I CFO-SS-038 X X X
CFO-SS-039 X X X
I CFO-SS-040 X X X
CFO-SS-041 * X X I CFO-SS-042 X X X
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DOCUMENT CONTROL NO. 0S0A-0043
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CFO STATION NO. VOA BNA PEST/PCB METALS
I CFO-SS-043 X X X
I CFO-SS-044 X X X
CFO-SS-045 * X X
I CFO-SS-046 X X X
I CFO-SS-047 X X X
CFO-SS-048 X X X
I CFO-SS-049 X X X
CFO-SS-050 X X X I CFO-SS-051 X X X
I CFO-SS-052 X X X
CFO-SS-053 X X X
I CFO-SS-054 X X X
CFO-SS-055 X X X X I CFO-SS-056 X X X
I CFO-SS-057 * X X
CFO-SS-058 X X X
I CFO-SS-059 X X X
CFO-SS-060 X X X
I CFO-SS-061 X X X
I CFO-SS-062 X X X
CFO-SS-063 X X X
I CFO-SS-064 X X X
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DOCUMENT CONTROL NO. 050A-0043
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I CFO-SS-065 X X, X
I CFO-SS-066 X X X
CFO-SS-067 X X X X
I CFO-SS-068 X X X X
I CFO-SS-069 X X X
CFO-SS-070 X X X
I CFO-SS-071 X X X
CFO-SS-072 X X X
I CFO-SS-073 X X X
I CFO-SS-074 X X X
CFO-SS-075 X X X
I CFO-SS-076 X X X
CFO-SS-077 X X X
I CFO-SS-078 X X X
I CFO-SS-079 X X X
CFO-SS-080 X X X
I CFO-SS-081 X X X
CFO-SS-082 * X X
I CFO-SS-083 X X X
I CFO-SS-084 * X X
CFO-SS-085 X X X
I CFO-SS-086 X X X
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S&ME JOB NO. 1175-85-0S0A
DOCUMENT CONTROL NO. 0S0A-0043
I CFO STATION NO. VOA BNA PESTl'.'.'.PCB METALS
I CFO-SS-087 X X X
I CFO-SS-088 X X X X
CFO-SS-089 X X X
I CFO-SS-090 * X X
I CFO-SS-091 X X X
CFO-SS-092 X X X
I CFO-SS-093 " X X
CFO-SS-094 X X X
I CFO-SS-095 ** X X X
I CFO-SS-096 X X X
CFO-SS-097 X X X
I CFO-SS-098 X X X X
CFO-SS-099 X X X
I CFO-SS-100 X X X X
I CFO-SS-101 X X 0 X
CFO-SS-102 X X 0 X
I CFO-SS-103 X X 0 X
CFO-SS-104 X X 0 X
I CFO-SS-105 * X 0 X
I CFO-SS-106 X X 0 X
CFO-SS-107 X X X
I CFO-SS-108 X X X
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S&ME JOB NO .. 1175-85-0S0A
DOCUMENT CONTROL NO. 0S0A-0043
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CFO STATION NO. VOA BNA PEST/PCB METALS
I CFO-SS-109 X X X
I CFO-SS-110 X X X
CFO-SS-111 X X X
I CFO-SS-112 X X X
I CFO-SS-113 X X X
* CFO-SS-114 X X
I CFO-SS-115 X X X
CFO-SS-116 X X X
I CFO-SS-117 X X X
I CFO-SS-118 X X X
CFO-SS-119 X X X
I CFO-SS-120 X X X
CFO-SS-121 X X X
I CFO-SS-122 X X X
I CFO-23-123 X X X X
CFO-SS-124 VOID
I CFO-SS-125 VOID
CFO-SS-126 X X X
I CFO-SS-127 X X X
I CFO-SS-128 * X X
CFO-SS-129 X X X
I CFO-SS-130 X X X
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I CFO-SS-131 X X X
I CFO-SS-132 X X X
CFO-SS-133 X X X
I CFO-SS-134 X X X
I CFO-SS-135 X X X
CFO-SS-136 X X X
I CFO-SS-137 X X X
CFO-SS-138 X X X X
I CFO-SS-139 X X X
I CFO-SS-140 X X X
CFO-SS-141 X .x X X
I CFO-SS-142 X X X
CFO-SS-143 X X X
I CFO-SS-144 X x X X
I CFO-SS-145 X X X
CFO-SS-146 X X X
I CFO-SS-147 X X X
CFO-SS-148 X X X I CFO-SS-149 X X X X
I CFO-SS-150 X X X
CFO-SS-151 X X X
I CFO-SS-152 X X X X
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DOCUMENT CONTROL NO. 0S0A-0043
I CFO STATION NO. VOA BNA PESTLPCB METALS
I CFO-SS-153 X X X
I CFO-SS-154 X X X X
CFO-SS-155 X X X
•• CFO-SS-156 X X X
I CFO-SS-157 X X X X
CFO-SS-158 X X X
I CFO-SS-159 X X X
CFO-SS-160 X X X
I CFO-SS-161 X X X X
I CFO-SS-162 X X X X
CFO-SS-163 X X X
I CFO-SS-164 X X X
CFO-SS-165 X X X
I CFO-SS-166 X X X
I CFO-SS-167 X X X
CFO-SS-168 X
I CFO-SS-169 X
CFO-SS-170 EPA BLANK METALS ONLY X
I CFO-SS-171 DATA PKG.
I CFO-SS-172 X X X
CFO-SS-173 ED -TOX
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DOCUMENT CONTROL NO. 0S0A-0043
I CFO STATION NO. VOA BNA PEST/PCB METALS --
I CFO-SS-174 ED -TOX
I CFO-SS-175 ED -TOX
.CFO-SS-176 ED -TOX
I CFO-SS-177 ED -TOX
I CFO-SS-178 ED -TOX
CFO-SS-179 ED -TOX
1. CFO-SS-180 ED -TOX
CFO-SS-181 ED -TOX ... ,,
CFO-SS-182 ED TOX
I CFO-SS-183 X X X
CFO-SS-184 X X X
I CFO-SS-185 X X X X
CFO-SS-185 X X X
1· CFO-SS-186 X X X
I CFO-SS-186 X X X
CFO-SS-187 X X
I CFO-SS-188 X X X
CFO-SS-189 X X X
I CFO-SS-190 X X X
1· CFO-SS-191 X X X X
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CFO-SS-192
CFO/SHELBY NORTH CAROLINA
ANALYSIS SUMMARY
SOIL SAMPLES
S&ME JOB NO. 1175-85-0S0A
DOCUMENT CONTROL NO. 0S0A-0043
VOA BNA PEST/PCB
X
CFO-SS-193 X
X
X
X CFO-SS-194 X
* BAD FIT -REJECT DATA
** 1 SAMPLE BOTTLE RECEIVED WITH NO CHAIN OF CUSTODY -
NOT ANALYZED
o NO ANALYSIS RETURNED
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DOCUMENT CONTROL NO. 0S0A-0043
I CFO-STATION NO. VOA BNA PEST/PCB METALS CN-
I CFO-GW-001 DATA ERASE X X X X
I CFO-GW-002 DATA ERASE X X X X
'· CFO-GW-003 DATA ERASE X X X X
I CFO-GW-004 DATA ERASE X X X X ,, CFO-GW-005 DATA ERASE X X X X
CFO-GW-006 DATA ERASE X NO PART B X X X
I CFO-GW-007 DATA ERASE X X X X
CFO-GW-008 DATA ERASE X NO PART B X X X I CFO-GW-009 DATA ERASE X X X X
I CFO-GW-010 DATA ERASE X X X X
CFO-GW-011 DATA ERASE X NO PART B X X X
I CFO-GW-012 DATA ERASE X X X X
CFO-GW-013 DATA ERASE X X X X
I CFO-GW-014 DATA ERASE X X X X
I CFO-GW-015 DATA ERASE X X X X
CFO-GW-016 DATA ERASE X X X X
I CFO-GW-017 DATA ERASE X NO PART B X X X
CFO-GW-018 DATA ERASE X X X X
I CFO-GW-019 DATA ERASE X X X X
I CFO-GW-020 DATA ERASE X X X X
CFO-GW-021 DATA ERASE X X X X
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S&ME JOB NO. : 1175-85-0S0A
DOCUMENT CONTROL NO. 0S0A-0043
I CFO-STATION NO. VOA BNA PEST/PCB METALS CN-
I CFO-GW-022 DATA ERASE X X X X
I\ CFO-GW-023 DATA ERASE X X X X
CFO-GW-024 DATA ERASE X X X X
I' CFO-GW-025 DATA ERASE X X X X
,J CFO-GW-026 DATA ERASE X X X X
CFO-GW-027 DATA ERASE X X X X
It CFO-GW-028 DATA ERASE X X X X
CFO-GW-.029 DATA ERASE X X X X ,
I· CFO-GW-030 DATA ERASE X X X X
CFO-GW-031 DATA ERASE X X X X t' CFO-GW-032 DATA ERASE X X X X
I CFO-GW-033 DATA ERASE X X X X
CFO-GW-034 DATA ERASE X X X X ,, CFO-GW-035 DATA ERASE X X X X
CFO-GW-036 DATA ERASE X X X X I CFO-GW-037 DATA ERASE X X X X
I CFO-GW-038 DATA ERASE X X X. X
CFO-GW-039 X X X DATA ERASE X
I' CFO-GW-040 DATA ERASE X X X X
CFO-GW-041 DATA ERASE DRY WELL VOID ,,
CFO-GW-042 DATA ERASE X X X X ,,
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DOCUMENT CONTROL NO. 0S0A-0043
I CFO-STATION NO. VOA BNA PEST/PCB METALS CN-
'._ I CFO-GW-043 DATA ERASE X X X X ,, CFO-GW-044 DATA ERASE X X X X
CFO-GW-045 DATA ERASE X X X X
1· CFO-GW-046 DATA ERASE X X X X
,j, CFO-GW-047 DATA ERASE X X X X
CFO-GW-047 DATA ERASE X X X X
·•l CFO-GW-047 DATA ERASE X X X X
CFO-GW-047 DATA ERASE X X X X ,, CFO-GW-048 · DATA ERASE X X X X
·I CFO-GW-049 DATA ERASE X X X X
CFO-GW-050 DATA ERASE X X X X
I CFO-GW-051 DATA ERASE X X X X
CFO-GW-052 DATA ERASE X X X X 1· CFO-GW-053 DATA ERASE X X X X
I CFO-GW-054 DATA ERASE X X X X
CFO-GW-055 DATA ERASE X X X X ,, CFO-GW-056 DATA ERASE X X X X
CFO-GW-057 MISSING X X X X ·I· CFO-GW-058 X X X X
I CFO-GW-059 X X X X
CFO-GW-061 X X X X X
I· CFO-GW-068 NO RECORD OF RECEIPT/CHAIN OF CUSTODY POSSIBLY 57,58,59
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DOCUMENT CONTROL NO. 050A-0043 ,,
CFO-STATION NO. VOA BNA PEST/PCB METALS CN-,,
CFO-GW-069 NO RECORD OF RECEIPT/CHAIN OF CUSTODY POSSIBLY 57,58,59
I' CFO-GW-070 NO RECORD OF RECEIPT/CHAIN OF CUSTODY POSSIBLY 57,58,59
CFO-GW-071 X X X
I' CFO-GW-072 X X X
,I CFO-GW-073 X X X X
CFO-GW-074 X X X X
I' CFO-GW-075 X X X X
CFO-GW-076 X X X X ,, CFO-GW-077 X X X X
'I CFO-GW-078 X X X X
CFO-GW-079 X X X X
•· CFO-GW-080 X X X X
CFO-GW-081 X X X X X 1· CFO-GW-101 X DAT PKG ,, CFO-GW-102 X
CFO-GW-103 X
I CFO-GW-104 X
CFO-GW-105 X
-1 CFO-GW-106 X
I CFO-GW-107 X
CFO-GW-108 X
I CFO-GW-109 X
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I' CFO-GW-111
CFO-GW-112
I' CFO-GW-113
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CFO-GW-115 ,,\ CFO-GW-116
CFO-GW-117
I CFO-GW-118
I' CFO-GW-119
CFO-GW-120
I CFO-GW-121
CFO-GW-122 1· CFO-GW-123
I CFO-GW-124
CFO-GW-125
I CFO-GW-126
CFO-GW-127 ,,· CFO-GW-128 ,, CFO-GW-129
CFO-GW-130
I CFO-GW-131
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GROUND WATER SAMPLES
S&ME JOB NO.: 1175-85-0S0A
DOCUMENT CONTROL NO. 0S0A-0043
VOA BNA PEST/PCB
X
X
X
X
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X
X
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X
X
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X
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X
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S&ME JOB NO. : 1175-85-0S0A
DOCUMENT CONTROL NO. 0S0A-0043
I CFO-STATION NO. VOA BNA PEST/PCB METALS CN-,,
CFO-GW-132 X DATA PKG.
I' CFO-GW-133 X DATA PKG.
CFO-GW-134 X
·1· CFO-GW-135 X
I CFO-GW-136 X
CFO-GW-137 X ,,\ CFO-GW-138 X
CFO-GW-139 X
I CFO-GW-140 X DATA PKG.
·1 CFO-GW-141 DRY WELL VOID
CFO-GW-142 X
I CFO-GW-143 X
CFO-GW-144 X
I CFO-GW-145 X
I CFO-GW-146 X
CFO-GW-147 X DATA PKG.
I· CFO-GW-148 X LOST
CFO-GW-149 X DATA PKG.
I CFO-GW-150 X DATA PKG.
I CFO-GW-151 X
CFO-GW-152 X
I CFO-GW-153 X
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DOCUMENT CONTROL NO. 0S0A-0043
I CFO-STATION NO. VOA BNA PEST/PCB METALS CN-
I CFO-GW-154 X
I' CFO-GW-155 X (861333)**
CFO-GW-155 X(861383) X (861369) X (861369) X (861369)**
·• CFO-GW-156-1 X
I CFO-GW-156-2 X
CFO-GW-157 X X X X X
I CFO-GW-158 X X X X X
CFO-GW-159 X X X X X
I CFO-GW-160 X X X X X
·1 CFO-GW-161 X X X X X
CFO-GW-162 X X X X X
I CFO-GW-163 X X X X X
CFO-GW-164 X X X X X
I CFO-GW-165 X X X X X
I CFO-GW-166 X X X X X
CFO-GW-167 X X X X X ,, CFO-GW-168 X X X X X
CFO-GW-169 X X X X X ·I CFO-GW-170 X X X X X
I CFO-GW-171 X X X X X
CFO-GW-172 X X X X X
I CFO-GW-173 X X X X X
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S&ME JOB NO.: 1175-85-0S0A
DOCUMENT CONTROL NO. 0S0A-0043
I CFO-STATION NO. VOA BNA PEST/PCB METALS CN-
I CFO-GW-174 X X X X X
1-CFO-GW-175 X X X X X
CFO-GW-176 X X X X X 1-CFO-GW-177 X X X X X
I CFO-GW-178 X X X X X
CFO-GW-179 X X X X X
I CFO-GW-180 X X X X X
CFO-GW-181 X X X X X
I CFO-GW-182 X X
I CFO-GW-183 X X
CFO-GW-184 X X
I CFO-GW-185 X X
CFO-GW-186 X X 1· CFO-GW-187 X X
I CFO-GW-188 X X
CFO-GW-189 X X ,, CFO-GW-190 X X
CFO-GW-191 X X l CFO-GW-192 X X ,, CFO-GW-193 X X
CFO-GW-194 X X
I CFO-GW-195 X X
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GROUND WATER SAMPLES
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ANALYSIS SUMMARY I GROUND WATER SAMPLES
S&ME JOB NO. : 1175-85-0S0A
DOCUMENT CONTROL NO. 0S0A-0043
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CONSULTING ENGINEERS
POST OF°F°ICE: ORA,W['.R •28
GREENWOOO, SOUTH CAROLINA 296-48
803·229-S211
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Ms. Shirley Lucia
Soil & Materials, Inc.
Suite 250
4000 Dekalb Technology Parkway
Atlanta, GA 30340
RE: Celanese Fibers Operations
Shelby, North Carolina
Dear Ms. Lucia:
October 23, 1986
File No. 6035
In reference to your Soil & Material Engineers, Inc. Job No.
1175-85-lOSOA for the Celanese Fibers Operations' Shelby, North Carolina
plant, all laboratory analyses conducted by Davis & Floyd, Inc. and
Triangle Laboratories is complete.
The EPA Fonn I's, pages 1 through 4 (where applicable) were com-
pleted and mailed to your office on October 22; 1986.
As discussed with you by phone, the following is a list of deficien-
cies in the analytical results:
GROUNDWATER SAMPLES ( CFO-GW-... )
l. CFO-GW-006 = BNA
2. CFO-GW-008 = BNA
3. CFO-GW-011 = BNA
4. CFO-GW-014 = BNA -
5. CFO-GW-115 = BNA
SURFACE WATER SAMPLES ( CFO-SW-... )
l. No deficiencies.
SEDIMENT SAMPLES (CFO-SEO-... )
l. CFO-SED-009
2. CFO-SED-015
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BNA -
VOA -
No tentatively identified compounds.
Data lost on corrupt mag tape.
Same as above.
Same as above.
Same as above.
Same as above.
Lost by Triangle Laboratories.
Data rejected due to bad surrogate
recovery.
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October 23, 1986
Page Two (2)
SEDIMENT SAMPLES (CFO-SEO-... ) (continued)
3. CFO-SED-019 = VOA
4. CFO-SED-066 = METALS
5. CFO-SED-067 = VOA
SOIL SAMPLES ( CFO-SS-... )
1 . CFO-SS-041 = VOA
2. CFO-SS-045 = VOA
3. CFO-SS-057 = VOA
4. CFO-SS-082 = VOA
5. CFO-SS-084 = VOA
6. CFO-SS-090 = VOA
7. CFO-SS-093 = VOA
8. CFO-SS-105 = VOA
9. CFO-SS-114 = VOA
1 o. CFO-SS-095 = VOA
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Lost in transit to Davis & Floyd
Sample labeled as CFO-SS-066, not
analyzed.
Sample labeled as CFO-SS-067, not
analyzed.
Data rejected due to bad surrogate
recovery.
Same as above.
Same as above.
Same as above.
Same as above.
Same as above.
Same as above.
Same as above.
Same as above.
No chain-of-custody - l sample
bottle received, not analyzed.
The total organic carbon and dowthenn analysis reports will be
forwarded to you under a separate cover.
Please give us a call if you have any questions on the above.
Very truly yours,
DAVIS & FLOYD, I
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CONSULTING ENGINEERS
GRE.ENWOOD, SOUTH CAROLINA 296-"'8
803·229·5211
Ms. Shirley Lucia
Soil & Material Engineers, Inc.
Suite 250
4000 Dekalb Technology Park
Atlanta, GA 30340
RE: Celanese Fibers Operations
Shelby, NC
Data Revisions
Dear Ms. Lucia:
November 10, 1986
Serial No. JHM-1102-86
File llo. 6035
In reference to my letter dated October 23, 1986, the following
corrections/additions are noted:
Groundwater Samples (CFO-GW-••• )
4. CFO-GW-014 Should be CFO-GW-017
5. CFO-GW-115 = BNA should be= VOA
Soil Samples (CFO-SS-... )
11. CFO-SS-128 = VOA -data rejected due to bad surrogate recovery
Sediment Samples (CFO-SEO-... )
6. CFO-SED-065 = BNA -Sample mislabelled as CFO-SS-065, not
analyzed
If you should have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact
us.
JHMJr/ptm
Enclosures: Data Submi tta 1
Very truly yours,
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CONSULTING ENGINEERS
GREE:NWOOC. SOUTH CAROLINA 296•8
803· 229· !;.211
Ms. Shirley Lucia
Soil & Material Engineers, Inc.
Suite 250
4000 Dekalb Technology Park
Atlanta, GA 30340
RE: Celanese Fibers Operations
Shelby, NC
Dear Ms. Lucia:
November l O, 1986.
Serial No. JHM-1101-86
File No. 6035
Please find enclosed the final data submittal on your Project No.
1175-85-lOSOA for Celanese Fibers Operations, Shelby, North Carolina.
At your request, each page has been stamped "Printed November 7,
1986". To avoid confusion, any data submitted prior to the above should
not be used for reporting purposes.
If you should have any questions concerning the submittal or desire
additional information, please do not hesitate to contact us.
JHMJr/ptm
Enclosures: Data Submittal
Very truly yours,