NC0003719_Staff Comments_20051017

NPDES DOCWIENT SCANNING COVER !SHEET
NC0003719
Cedar Creek site WWTP
NPDES Permit:
Document Type:
Permit Issuance
Wasteload Allocation
Authorization to Construct (AtC)
Permit Modification
Complete File - Historical
Engineering Alternatives (EAA)
Correspondence
Owner Name Change
Staff Comments
Instream Assessment (67b)
Speculative Limits
Environmental Assessment (EA)
Document Date:
October 17, 2005
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Teresa,
I think this information from Chad Hamm makes me more inclined to think the NPDES
permit should not be renewed. I didn't realize that the pipes were already in the ground.
DAK is a co-signer on the grant application and that seems to indicate a commitment to
send their waste to PWC.
Deborah
Original Message
Subject:FW: DAK
Date: Mon, 17 Oct 2005 15:46:58 -0400
From: "Chad Ham" <[e-mail]>
To: "'Deborah Gore' 1(E-mail1)" <[e-mail]>
CC: "Rob Allen" <[e-mail]>, "Mick Noland"
<inick.noland a,faypwc.com>
Debra,
The deal with DAK/DTF is they practically begged PWC and the County to
get sewer out to their facility when Monsanto shut down because
Monsanto owned the WWTP that was treating their waste. PWC and the
County applied for and got a grant with local matching funds to install
the sewer line so they would have sewer service. They also signed the
grant as a co -applicant. DAK/DTF was going to have to install
pretreatment to meet the limits we had given them. Instead of
installing a new system they worked out a deal with Monsanto to buy
their WWTP. Once they had made that capital investment the cost to
discharge to PWC was substantial as opposed to simply operating the
existing WWTP/NPDES discharge.
Now there is infrastructure in the ground that is not being used. This
is a problem. If DAK/DTF wasn't going to send us all their wastewater,
our compromise solution was for DAK/DTF to send a portion to us and a
portion to the river.
Quite frankly, PWC would prefer they send it all to us but that is up
to the state and the permit renewal process. PWC has the hydraulic
capacity to accept the waste and the organic capacity at the specified
limits. DAK/DTF would like to send it all to the river because they
think its cheaper. I can't speak for their cost to send it to the
river, we can only provide our fees, which Rob has done.
It would seem to me that the state needs to make a decision on their
NPDES permit one way or the other and then we will see how the chips
fall. If you approve the NPDES permit we will be pressuring them to
send at least a portion of their waste to us because of the grant. If
the state denies it they will have no option but to send it to us.
They have an alternative to the NPDES discharge. We need the state to
make a decision so we can get some flow on this line.
Can you assist in helping us move the ball forward?
Chad

Original Message
From: Rob Allen
Sent: Monday, October 17, 2005 1:20 PM
To: Chad Ham
Subject: FW: DAK
FYI
Rob Allen
System Protection Supervisor
Public Works Commission
Office: 910-223-4699
Fax: [phone]
Email: rob.allen©faypwc.com
Original Message
From: Deborah Gore(mailto:[e-mail]]
Sent: Monday, October 17, 2005 1:13 PM
To: Rob Allen
Subject: DAK
Rob,
I forwarded your email to Teresa to see if she thought a meeting would
be of any value. From my point of view, it doesn't matter if they tie
on or if they renew their NPDES permit, but if they have committed to
tying on then Teresa doesn't need to continue the review of the EA. If
they are still trying to figure out which is the best option, then we
need to have accurate flow and cost information.
As for the IUP you emailed, most of the comments Dana made in her April
8, 2005 correspondence still applies.
1. I will need a signed application when/if they make a final decision
regarding tying on.
2. Allocation table - got it
3. Will need inspections.
4. POCs - there's 3 on checked as present in the discharge that are
not
limited or monitored for. They must have some data that shows they are
present, so evaluate if they need a limit and comment in the synopsis.
5. a. Need the categorical calculations. The previous was submitted
in
5/2004 and are different than what is in the current draft IUP.
b. Clarify Part III, F regarding the statement that compliance will
be judged using process flow for that day.
c. Must have a way to measure process flow.
d. OHWA - got it. Looks like one problem. Hexachlorobenzene has a
MAHL of 0.1857 lbs/day and the limit is 0.929 lbs/day
6. List each entity and their wastestreams.
7. Monitoring frequency for cyanide, copper and zinc must be at least
1/6 month for the POTW. The other categorical parameters are organics
and so they only have to be done by the POTW 1/year.
8. Cyanide, copper and zinc are listed twice - in the categorical part
and in the monitoring only part.

9. Composite sample definition needs to be corrected.
Most of it pretty minor. Only real problem could be the
hexachlorobenzene.
I will let you know if Teresa thinks a meeting would be beneficial.
Deborah

[Fwd: RE: D,AK & DTF]
To: Rob Allen
Subject: Re: DAK & DTF
Rob,
I just met with Teresa Rodregiuz of NPDES. She is working on the DAK Environmental
Assessment. Part of the EA is a cost analysis where they compare the cost of upgrading
their treatment system and keeping their NPDES permit or tying on to PWC. We thought
their cost estimates for on -going costs of tying on may have been a little high. They used
0.4 MGD as a discharge flow and I noticed a flow limit of 0.25 MGD. Do you know what
the sewer rates for industrial discharge is and how do you surcharge?
Have they given you a firm commitment to tie on or are they still looking for their best deal?
I'll finish looking at the IUP and let you know if I have any comments.
Deborah
Rob Allen wrote:
Deborah,
Attached is a Permit app and a draft permit for DAK Resins and Dupont Tejin Films.
Could you please review and let me know if everything looks OK with you. Thanks!
Rob Allen
System Protection Supervisor
Public Works Commission
Office: 910-223-4699
Fax: [phone]
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2 of 2 10/17/2005 12:21 PM

[Fwd: RE: DAK & DTF]
Rob Allen
System Protection Supervisor
Public Works Commission
Office: 910-223-4699
Fax: [phone]
Email: rob.allen(uifaypwc.com
Original Message
From: Deborah Gore[mailto:[e-mail]]
Sent: Monday, October 17, 2005 10:28 AM
To: Rob Allen
Subject: Re: DAK & DTF
Rob,
I just met with Teresa Rodregiuz of NPDES. She is working on the DAK Environmental Assessment. Part of the EA is a cost
analysis where they compare the cost of upgrading their treatment system and keeping their NPDES permit or tying on to PWC.
We thought their cost estimates for on -going costs of tying on may have been a little high. They used 0.4 MGD as a discharge
flow and I noticed a flow limit of 0.25 MGD. Do you know what the sewer rates for industrial discharge is and how do you
surcharge?
Have they given you a firm commitment to tie on or are they still looking for their best deal?
I'll finish looking at the IUP and let you know if I have any comments.
Deborah
Rob Allen wrote:
Deborah,
Attached is a Permit app and a draft permit for DAK Resins and Dupont Tejin Films. Could you please review and let me know if
everything looks OK with you. Thanks!
Rob Allen
System Protection Supervisor
Public Works Commission
Office: 910-223-4699
Fax: [phone]
2 of 3 10/18/2005 8:45 AM

[Fwd: RE: DAK & DTF]
Subject: [Fwd: RE: DAK & DTF]
From: Deborah Gore <[e-mail]>
Date: Mon, 17 Oct 2005 12:02:57 -0400
To: [e-mail]
Teresa,
This is the reply I got from Rob Allen, PWC PT Coordinator. Do you think it is worthwhile to meet as he suggests?
Original Message
Subject:RE: DAK & DTF
Date:Mon, 17 Oct 2005 11:48:50 -0400
From:"Rob Allen" <robert.allen rx,faypwc.com>
To:"Deborah Gore" <deborah.gore ancmail.net>
CC:"Chad Ham" <chad.ham a,faypwc.com>
Deborah
My understanding is they signed something committing them to tying on to PWC.
We knew they were trying to get their NPDES permit renewed and some of the figures
confusing.
They would have a sewer rate of $3.18 per thousand gals. BOD, TSS, and NH3 would
schedule:
SURCHARGES (PER 1,000 POUNDS)
5-Day BOD in excess of 300 mg/l $311.50
TSS in excess of 300 mg/I $134.20
Ammonia Nitrogen in excess of 50 mg/I $685.60
they used in the EA that they submitted were somewhat
be surcharged in accordance with the following rate
PWC has put alot of time and money into this project and we would like to put it to rest. Do you think it would be best if folks from the NPDES
section, the PERCS section, DAK & DTF, and PWC set down in the same room and we hashed this out once and for all?
I hope I answered all your questions and thanks for all your assistance.
1 of 3 10/18/2005 8:45 AM

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NC0003719 50050 - Flow. i
Month Day Year Comment UoM Value Mode
1 1 2003 mgd .332
1 2 2003 mgd .338
1 3 2003 mgd .336
1 4 2003 mgd .332
1 5 2003 mgd .301
1 6 2003 mgd .27
1 7 2003 mgd .247
1 8 2003 mgd .259
1 9 2003 mgd .246
1 10 2003 mgd .262
1 11 2003 mgd .292
1 12 2003 mgd .264
1 13 2003 mgd .271
1 14 2003 mgd .273
1 15 2003 mgd .263
1 16 2003 mgd .304
1 17 2003 mgd .31
1 18 2003 mgd .297
1 19 2003 mgd .276
1 20 2003 mgd .266
1 21 2003 mgd .325
1 22 2003 mgd .295
1 23 2003 mgd .316
1 24 2003 mgd .347
1 25 2003 mgd .383
1 26 2003 mgd .364
1 27 2003 mgd .303
1 28 2003 mgd .274
1 29 2003 mgd .265
1 30 2003 mgd .397
1 31 2003 mgd .345
2 1 2003 mgd .287
2 2 2003 mgd .293
2 3 2003 mgd .251
2 4 2003 mgd .277
2 5 2003 mgd .293
2 6 2003 mgd .386
2 7 2003 mgd .38
2 8 2003 mgd .349
2 9 2003 mgd .35
2 10 2003 mgd .307
2 11 2003 mgd .239
2 12 2003 mgd .255
2 13 2003 mgd .372
2 14 2003 mgd .432
2 15 2003 mgd .443
2 16 2003 mgd .496
2 17 2003 mgd .345
2 18 2003 mgd .359
2 19 2003 mgd .335
2 20 2003 mgd .445
2 21 2003 mgd .337
2 22 2003 mgd .309
2 23 2003 mgd .326 1

DAK Resins LLC - DAK 002
NC0003719 50050 - Flow, i
Month Day Year Comment UoM Value Modifie
2 24 2003 mgd .308
2 25 2003 mgd .313
2 26 2003 mgd .342
2 27 2003 mgd .463
2 28 2003 mgd .421
3 1 2003 mgd .432
3 2 2003 mgd .455
3 3 2003 mgd .387
3 4 2003 mgd .322
3 5 2003 mgd .315
3 6 2003 mgd .427
3 7 2003 mgd .444
3 8 2003 mgd .45
3 9 2003 mgd .412
3 10 2003 mgd .383
3 11 2003 mgd .362
3 12 2003 mgd .301
3 13 2003 mgd .283
3 14 2003 mgd .31
3 15 2003 mgd .294
3 16 2003 mgd .241
3 17 2003 mgd .259
3 18 2003 mgd .255
3 19 2003 mgd .323
3 20 2003 mgd .431
3 21 2003 mgd .352
3 22 2003 mgd .35
3 23 2003 mgd .367
3 24 2003 mgd .368
3 25 2003 mgd .357
3 26 2003 mgd .331
3 27 2003 mgd .366
3 28 2003 mgd .342
3 29 2003 mgd .41
3 30 2003 mgd .442
3 31 2003 mgd .345
4 1 2003 mgd .304
4 2 2003 mgd .295
4 3 2003 mgd .303
4 4 2003 mgd .234
4 5 2003 mgd .301
4 6 2003 mgd .339
4 7 2003 mgd .385
4 8 2003 mgd .458
4 9 2003 mgd .435
4 10 2003 mgd .524
4 11 2003 mgd .417
4 12 2003 mgd .401
4 13 2003 mgd .397
4 14 2003 mgd .408
4 15 2003 mgd .397
4 16 2003 mgd .386
4 17 2003 mgd .4126
4 18 2003 mgd .366 2

DAK Resins LLC - DAK 002
NC0003719 50050 - Flow, i
Month Day Year Comment UoM Value Modihe
4 19 2003 mgd .417
4 20 2003 mgd .362
4 21 2003 mgd .336
4 22 2003 mgd .346
4 23 2003 mgd .334
4 24 2003 mgd .34
4 25 2003 mgd .305
4 26 2003 mgd .209
4 27 2003 mgd .196
4 28 2003 mgd .193
4 29 2003 mgd .184
4 30 2003 mgd .17
5 1 2003 mgd .261
5 2 2003 mgd .258
5 3 2003 mgd .271
5 4 2003 mgd .244
5 5 2003 mgd .27
5 6 2003 mgd .293
5 7 2003 mgd .255
5 8 2003 mgd .195
5 9 2003 mgd .305
5 10 2003 mgd .287
5 11 2003 mgd .295
5 12 2003 mgd .221
5 13 2003 mgd .204
5 14 2003 mgd .221
5 15 2003 mgd .245
5 16 2003 mgd .23
5 17 2003 mgd .206
5 18 2003 mgd .255
5 19 2003 mgd .323
5 20 2003 mgd .259
5 21 2003 mgd .243
5 22 2003 mgd .44
5 23 2003 mgd .483
5 24 2003 mgd .409
5 25 2003 mgd .554
5 26 2003 mgd .532
5 27 2003 mgd .02
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5 29 2003 mgd WAIVE
5 30 2003 mgd .086
5 31 2003 mgd .345
6 1 2003 mgd .36
6 2 2003 mgd .33
6 3 2003 mgd .332
6 4 2003 mgd .328
6 5 2003 mgd .36
6 6 2003 mgd .279
6 7 2003 mgd .316
6 8 2003 mgd .27
6 9 2003 mgd .282
6 10 2003 mgd .253
6 11 2003 mgd .243 3

DAK Resins LLC - DAK 002
NC0003719 50050 - Flow, i
Month Day Year Comment UoM Value Modifie
6 12 2003 mgd .194
6 13 2003 mgd .278
6 14 2003 mgd .248
6 15 2003 mgd .287
6 16 2003 mgd .353
6 17 2003 mgd .444
6 18 2003 mgd .51
6 19 2003 mgd .443
6 20 2003 mgd .318
6 21 2003 mgd .315
6 22 2003 mgd .298
6 23 2003 mgd .283
6 24 2003 mgd .127
6 25 2003 mgd WAIVE
6 26 2003 mgd WAIVE
6 27 2003 mgd .01
6 28 2003 mgd .345
6 29 2003 mgd .341
6 30 2003 mgd .351
7 1 2003 mgd .358
7 2 2003 mgd .425
7 3 2003 mgd .354
7 4 2003 mgd .357
7 5 2003 mgd .351
7 6 2003 mgd .338
7 7 2003 mgd .347
7 8 2003 mgd .274
7 9 2003 mgd .306
7 10 2003 mgd .232
7 11 2003 mgd .379
7 12 2003 mgd .173
7 13 2003 mgd .365
7 14 2003 mgd .478
7 15 2003 mgd .457
7 16 2003 mgd .484
7 17 2003 mgd .523
7 18 2003 mgd .496
7 19 2003 mgd .514
7 20 2003 mgd .493
7 21 2003 mgd .482
7 22 2003 mgd .414
7 23 2003 mgd .442
7 24 2003 mgd .436
7 25 2003 mgd .43
7 26 2003 mgd .337
7 27 2003 mgd .286
7 28 2003 mgd .311
7 29 2003 mgd .346
7 30 2003 mgd .322
7 31 2003 mgd .361
8 1 2003 mgd .312
8 2 2003 mgd .425
8 3 2003 mgd .354
8 4 2003 mgd .357 4

DAK Resins LLC - DAK 002
NC0003719 50050 - Flow, i
Month Day Year Comment UoM Value Modifle
8 5 2003 mgd .415
8 6 2003 mgd .427
8 7 2003 mgd .444
8 8 2003 mgd .403
8 9 2003 mgd .454
8 10 2003 mgd .442
8 11 2003 mgd .408
8 12 2003 mgd .436
8 13 2003 mgd .401
8 14 2003 mgd .406
8 15 2003 mgd .374
8 16 2003 mgd .384
8 17 2003 mgd .37
8 18 2003 mgd .397
8 19 2003 mgd .475
8 20 2003 mgd .429
8 21 2003 mgd .466
8 22 2003 mgd .389
8 23 2003 mgd .339
8 24 2003 mgd .341
8 25 2003 mgd .39
8 26 2003 mgd .296
8 27 2003 mgd .244
8 28 2003 mgd .278
8 29 2003 mgd .287
8 30 2003 mgd .323
8 31 2003 mgd .318
9 1 2003 mgd .383
9 2 2003 mgd .411
9 3 2003 mgd .434
9 4 2003 mgd .435
9 5 2003 mgd .352
9 6 2003 mgd .337
9 7 2003 mgd .294
9 8 2003 mgd .35
9 9 2003 mgd .389
9 10 2003 mgd .4
9 11 2003 mgd .373
9 12 2003 mgd .357
9 13 2003 mgd .339
9 14 2003 mgd .3
9 15 2003 mgd .35
9 16 2003 mgd .378
9 17 2003 mgd .358
9 18 2003 mgd .389
9 19 2003 mgd .32
9 20 2003 mgd .311
9 21 2003 mgd .298
9 22 2003 mgd .373
9 23 2003 mgd .406
9 24 2003 mgd .39
9 25 2003 mgd .385
9 26 2003 mgd .396
9 27 2003 mgd .319 5

DAK Resins LLC - DAK 002
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Month Day Year Comment UoM Value Modifle
9 28 2003 mgd .315
9 29 2003 mgd .318
9 30 2003 mgd .35
10 1 2003 mgd .328
10 2 2003 mgd .294
10 3 2003 mgd .246
10 4 2003 mgd .261
10 5 2003 mgd .25
10 6 2003 mgd .284
10 7 2003 mgd .272
10 8 2003 mgd .305
10 9 2003 mgd .332
10 10 2003 mgd .29
10 11 2003 mgd .269
10 12 2003 mgd .272
10 13 2003 mgd .273
10 14 2003 mgd .333
10 15 2003 mgd .301
10 16 2003 mgd .298
10 17 2003 mgd .314
10 18 2003 mgd .334
10 19 2003 mgd .28
10 20 2003 mgd .279
10 21 2003 mgd .279
10 22 2003 mgd .284
10 23 2003 mgd .247
10 24 2003 mgd .245
10 25 2003 mgd .25
10 26 2003 mgd .258
10 27 2003 mgd .25
10 28 2003 mgd .379
10 29 2003 mgd .318
10 30 2003 mgd .274
10 31 2003 mgd .292
11 1 2003 mgd .306
11 2 2003 mgd .268
11 3 2003 mgd .246
11 4 2003 mgd .305
11 5 2003 mgd .307
11 6 2003 mgd .343
11 7 2003 mgd .356
11 8 2003 mgd .343
11 9 2003 mgd .441
11 10 2003 mgd .278
11 11 2003 mgd .268
11 12 2003 mgd .231
11 13 2003 mgd .275
11 14 2003 mgd .323
11 15 2003 mgd .328
11 16 2003 mgd .32
11 17 2003 mgd .316
11 18 2003 mgd .336
11 19 2003 mgd .325
11 20 2003 mgd .282 6

DAK Resins LLC - DAK 002
NC0003719 50050 - Flow, i
Month Day Year Comment UoM Value Modffie
11 21 2003 mgd .291
11 22 2003 mgd .288
11 23 2003 mgd .281
11 24 2003 mgd .288
11 25 2003 mgd .261
11 26 2003 mgd .266
11 27 2003 mgd .268
11 28 2003 mgd .254
11 29 2003 mgd .244
11 30 2003 mgd .269
12 1 2003 mgd .282
12 2 2003 mgd .243
12 3 2003 mgd .263
12 4 2003 mgd .295
12 5 2003 mgd .267
12 6 2003 mgd .268
12 7 2003 mgd .239
12 8 2003 mgd .275
12 9 2003 mgd .287
12 10 2003 mgd .307
12 11 2003 mgd .243
12 12 2003 mgd .279
12 13 2003 mgd .298
12 14 2003 mgd .288
12 15 2003 mgd .258
12 16 2003 mgd .256
12 17 2003 mgd .253
12 18 2003 mgd .303
12 19 2003 mgd .238
12 20 2003 mgd .244
12 21 2003 mgd .236
12 22 2003 mgd .235
12 23 2003 mgd .235
12 24 2003 mgd .199
12 25 2003 mgd .219
12 26 2003 mgd .209
12 27 2003 mgd .23
12 28 2003 mgd .205
12 29 2003 mgd .245
12 30 2003 mgd .22
12 31 2003 mgd .221
1 1 2004 mgd .186
1 2 2004 mgd .205
1 3 2004 mgd .232
1 4 2004 mgd .249
1 5 2004 mgd .267
1 6 2004 mgd .298
1 7 2004 mgd .304
1 8 2004 mgd .299
1 9 2004 mgd .281
1 10 2004 mgd .289
1 11 2004 mgd .261
1 12 2004 mgd .309
1 13 2004 mgd .278 7

DAK Resins LLC - DAK 002
NC0003719 50050 - Flow, i
Month Day Year Comment UoM Value Modifie
1 14 2004 mgd .288
1 15 2004 mgd .294
1 16 2004 mgd .283
1 17 2004 mgd .288
1 18 2004 mgd .296
1 19 2004 mgd .259
1 20 2004 mgd .246
1 21 2004 mgd .251
1 22 2004 mgd .23
1 23 2004 mgd .24
1 24 2004 mgd .235
1 25 2004 mgd .273
1 26 2004 mgd .264
1 27 2004 mgd .329
1 28 2004 mgd .253
1 29 2004 mgd .235
1 30 2004 mgd .22
1 31 2004 mgd .193
2 1 2004 mgd .217
2 2 2004 mgd .214
2 3 2004 mgd .202
2 4 2004 mgd .177
2 5 2004 mgd .178
2 6 2004 mgd .151
2 7 2004 mgd .099
2 8 2004 mgd .113
2 9 2004 mgd .136
2 10 2004 mgd .055
2 11 2004 mgd .11
2 12 2004 mgd .168
2 13 2004 mgd .092
2 14 2004 mgd .207
2 15 2004 mgd .188
2 16 2004 mgd .056
2 17 2004 mgd WAIVE
2 18 2004 mgd WAIVE
2 19 2004 mgd WAIVE
2 20 2004 mgd WAIVE
2 21 2004 mgd .024
2 22 2004 mgd .19
2 23 2004 mgd .196
2 24 2004 mgd .156
2 25 2004 mgd .156
2 26 2004 mgd .219
2 27 2004 mgd .277
2 28 2004 mgd .226
2 29 2004 mgd .204
3 1 2004 mgd .2
3 2 2004 mgd .131
3 3 2004 mgd .2
3 4 2004 mgd .196
3 5 2004 mgd .196
3 6 2004 mgd .188
3 7 2004 mgd .234 8

DAK Resins LLC - DAK 002
NC0003719 50050 - Flow, i
Month Day Year Comment UoM Value Modifie
3 8 2004 mgd .258
3 9 2004 mgd .185
3 10 2004 mgd .185
3 11 2004 mgd .147
3 12 2004 mgd .222
3 13 2004 mgd .176
3 14 2004 mgd .222
3 15 2004 mgd .21
3 16 2004 mgd .227
3 17 2004 mgd .278
3 18 2004 mgd .323
3 19 2004 mgd .381
3 20 2004 mgd .389
3 21 2004 mgd .379
3 22 2004 mgd .329
3 23 2004 mgd .196
3 24 2004 mgd .156
3 25 2004 mgd .349
3 26 2004 mgd .347
3 27 2004 mgd .275
3 28 2004 mgd .246
3 29 2004 mgd .208
3 30 2004 mgd .171
3 31 2004 mgd .24
4 1 2004 mgd .349
4 2 2004 mgd .416
4 3 2004 mgd .395
4 4 2004 mgd .384
4 5 2004 mgd .333
4 6 2004 mgd .213
4 7 2004 mgd .148
4 8 2004 mgd .14
4 9 2004 mgd .093
4 10 2004 mgd .139
4 11 2004 mgd .149
4 12 2004 mgd .17
4 13 2004 mgd .183
4 14 2004 mgd .21
4 15 2004 mgd .24
4 16 2004 mgd .24
4 17 2004 mgd .248
4 18 2004 mgd .236
4 19 2004 mgd .247
4 20 2004 mgd .236
4 21 2004 mgd .305
4 22 2004 mgd .26
4 23 2004 mgd .196
4 24 2004 mgd .156
4 25 2004 mgd .206
4 26 2004 mgd .249
4 27 2004 mgd .229
4 28 2004 mgd .228
4 29 2004 mgd .261
4 30 2004 mgd .181 9

DAK Resins LLC - DAK 002
NC0003719 50050 - Flow, i
Month Day Year Comment UoM Value Modifte
5 1 2004 mgd .204
5 2 2004 mgd .26
5 3 2004 mgd .351
5 4 2004 mgd .284
5 5 2004 mgd .205
5 6 2004 mgd .189
5 7 2004 mgd .186
5 8 2004 mgd .185
5 9 2004 mgd .157
5 10 2004 mgd .389
5 11 2004 mgd .153
5 12 2004 mgd .158
5 13 2004 mgd .116
5 14 2004 mgd .109
5 15 2004 mgd .089
5 16 2004 mgd .099
5 17 2004 mgd .105
5 18 2004 mgd .106
5 19 2004 mgd .139
5 20 2004 mgd .251
5 21 2004 mgd .335
5 22 2004 mgd .271
5 23 2004 mgd .196
5 24 2004 mgd .156
5 25 2004 mgd .185
5 26 2004 mgd .192
5 27 2004 mgd .211
5 28 2004 mgd .192
5 29 2004 mgd .149
5 30 2004 mgd .187
5 31 2004 mgd .175
6 1 2004 mgd .312
6 2 2004 mgd .359
6 3 2004 mgd .385
6 4 2004 mgd .314
6 5 2004 mgd .342
6 6 2004 mgd .308
6 7 2004 mgd .284
6 8 2004 mgd .207
6 9 2004 mgd .258
6 10 2004 mgd .401
6 11 2004 mgd .374
6 12 2004 mgd .253
6 13 2004 mgd .252
6 14 2004 mgd .252
6 15 2004 mgd .308
6 16 2004 mgd .305
6 17 2004 mgd .296
6 18 2004 mgd .312
6 19 2004 mgd .249
6 20 2004 mgd .213
6 21 2004 mgd .306
6 22 2004 mgd .297
6 23 2004 mgd .334 10

DAK Resins LLC - DAK 002
NC0003719 50050 - Flow, i
Month Day Year Comment UoM Value Modifies
6 24 2004 mgd .292
6 25 2004 mgd .291
6 26 2004 mgd .247
6 27 2004 mgd .223
6 28 2004 mgd .343
6 29 2004 mgd .356
6 30 2004 mgd .353
7 1 2004 mgd .313
7 2 2004 mgd .327
7 3 2004 mgd .251
7 4 2004 mgd .382
7 5 2004 mgd .341
7 6 2004 mgd .334
7 7 2004 mgd .366
7 8 2004 mgd .364
7 9 2004 mgd .299
7 10 2004 mgd .334
7 11 2004 mgd .26
7 12 2004 mgd .309
7 13 2004 mgd .291
7 14 2004 mgd .287
7 15 2004 mgd .274
7 16 2004 mgd .304
7 17 2004 mgd .269
7 18 2004 mgd .237
7 19 2004 mgd .239
7 20 2004 mgd .302
7 21 2004 mgd .405
7 22 2004 mgd .416
7 23 2004 mgd .322
7 24 2004 mgd .263
7 25 2004 mgd .281
7 26 2004 mgd .277
7 27 2004 mgd .282
7 28 2004 mgd .437
7 29 2004 mgd .334
7 30 2004 mgd .152
7 31 2004 mgd .165
8 1 2004 mgd .241
8 2 2004 mgd .23
8 3 2004 mgd .253
8 4 2004 mgd .364
8 5 2004 mgd .55
8 6 2004 mgd .274
8 7 2004 mgd .315
8 8 2004 mgd .28
8 9 2004 mgd .299
8 10 2004 mgd .269
8 11 2004 mgd .269
8 12 2004 mgd .366
8 13 2004 mgd .338
8 14 2004 mgd .289
8 15 2004 mgd .437
8 16 2004 mgd .388 11

DAK Resins LLC - DAK 002
NC0003719 50050 - Flow, i
Month Day Year Comment UoM Value Modifie
8 17 2004 mgd .287
8 18 2004 mgd .408
8 19 2004 mgd .314
8 20 2004 mgd .286
8 21 2004 mgd .329
8 22 2004 mgd .302
8 23 2004 mgd .286
8 24 2004 mgd .317
8 25 2004 mgd .373
8 26 2004 mgd .301
8 27 2004 mgd .303
8 28 2004 mgd .25
8 29 2004 mgd .369
8 30 2004 mgd .611
8 31 2004 mgd .425
12