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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY-•""-- REGION III

IN THE MATTER OF:

EASTERN DIVERSIFIED METALS )SUPERFUND SITE, SCHUYLKILL )COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA )

) U.S. EPA Docket No.) III 94-30-DC

Proceeding under Section 122 (g) (4) ) ADMINISTRATIVEof the Comprehensive Environmental ) ORDER ON CONSENTResponse, Compensation, and )Liability Act of 1980, as amended, )42 U.S.C.S 9622 (g) (4) )

I. JURISDICTION

This Administrative Order on Consent ("Consent Order") is

issued pursuant to the authority vested in the President of the

United States by Section 122 (g) (4) of the Comprehensive

Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act of 1980,

as amended ("CERCLA") , 42 U.S..C. Section 9622 (g) (4), to reach

settlements in actions under Sections 106 or 107 of CERCLA, 42

U.S.C. sections 9606 and 9607, The authority vested in the

President has been delegated to the Administrator of the United

States Environmental Protection Agency (."EPA") by Executive Order

12580, 52 Fed. Reg. 2923 (January 29, 1987) and further delegated

to Regional Administrators of the EPA by EPA delegation 14-14-E

(September 13, 1987).

This Administrative Order on Consent is issued to identified

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de minimis respondents ("Respondents") listed in Attachment A,

and to identified de minimis federal agencies ("Settling Federal

Agencies") listed in Attachment F. Each Respondent and each

Settling Federal Agency agraets to undertake all actions required

by the terms and conditions of this Consent Order. This Consent

Order is entered into voluntarily by and between EPA, the

Respondents, and the Settling Federal Agencies whose signature

pages appear as Attachment B. Each Respondent and Settling

Federal Agency further consents to and will not contest EPA's

jurisdiction to issue this Consent Order or to implement or

enforce its terms.

II. DEFINITIONS

Unless otherwise expressly provided herein, terms

used in this Consent Order which are defined in CERCLA or in

regulations promulgated under CERCLA shall have the meaning

assigned to them in the statute or regulations. Whenever the

terms listed below are used in this Consent Order, including the

Attachments hereto, the following definitions shall apply:

1. "A T & T" shall refer to A T & T Nassau Metals

Corporation, incorporated under the laws of the State of New

York, the potentially responsible party which is currently

undertaking Response Action at the Site in accordance with

Unilateral Administrative Orders issued by EPA Region III on

September 30, 1991, June 25, 1993, and March 2, 1994.

2. "Blue Chopping Line Report or BCLR" shall mean a record

of individual transactions of numerous sources reflecting waste

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contributions to the Site that were compiled by Eastern

Diversified Metals employees. Diversified industries

subsequently used production records of the Eastern Diversified

Metals plant to produce the- document known as the Blue Chopping

Line Report. The BCLR, which provided EPA's initial information

about waste contributions to the Site, documents transactions at

the Site between the years 1972 and 1977.

3. "CERCLA" shall mean the Comprehensive Environmental

Response, Compensation, and Liability Act of 1980, as amended,

42 U.S.C. Sections 9601- 9675.

4. "Consent Order or Order" shall mean this Administrative

Order on Consent and all Attachments hereto. In the event of

conflict between this Consent Order and any Attachment, this

Consent Order shall control.

5. "Day" shall mean a calendar day unless expressly stated

to be a working day. "Working day" shall mean a day other than a

Saturday, Sunday, or Federal holiday. In computing any period of

time under this Consent order, where the last day would fall on aSaturday, Sunday, or Federal holiday, the period shall run until

the close of business of the next working day.

6. "EPA" shall mean the United States Environmental

Protection Agency and any successor departments or agencies of

the United States.

7. "Hazardous substance" shall have the meaning provided in

Section 101(14) of CERCLA, 42 U.S.C. Section 9601(14).

8. "National Contingency Plan" or "NCP" shall mean

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the National Oil and Hazardous Substances Pollution Contingency

Plan promulgated pursuant to Section 105 of CERCLA, 42 U.S.C.

Section 9605, as set forth at. 55 Fed. Reg. 8666 (March 8, 1990),

and codified at 40 C.F.R. Part 300, including any amendments

thereto.

9. "Option 1" shall mean the payment associated with Site

costs including estimated work in the three Records of Decision

to date, Attachment D.

10. "Option 2" shall mean the payment associated with

Option 1 and any additional response after completion of removal

and recycling of the fluff, Attachment D.

11. "Paragraph" shall mean a portion of this Consent Order

identified by an Arabic numeral or an upper case letter.

12. "Records of Decision or RODs" shall mean the EPA

Records of Decision relating to the Site and signed March 29,

1991, July 2, 1992, and September 29, 1993 by the Regional

Administrator, EPA Region III, and all Attachments thereto. The

work described in the various RODs for the Site is comprised of

operable units ("Ous"). To date there are OU1, OU2, and OU3.

13. "Remedial Action" shall mean those activities, except

for Operation and Maintenance, specified in EPA's Unilateral

Administrative Orders issued on September 30, 1991, June 25,

1993, and March 2, 1994.*

14. "Respondents" shall mean the named de minimis

potentially responsible parties listed in Attachment B who are

signatories to this Consent Order.

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15. "Settling Federal Agencies" shall mean the named de

minimis potentially responsible federal agencies listed in

Attachment B who are signatories to this Consent Order.

16. "Section" shall mean a portion of this Consent Order

identified by a Roman numeral.

17. "Site" shall mean the Eastern Diversified Metals

Superfund Site, encompassing approximately 25 acres, located in

Rush Township, Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania, further

identified by map in Attachment C.

18. "Unilateral Administrative Orders" or "UAOs" shall

refer to the EPA Unilateral Administrative Orders relating to the*

Eastern Diversified Metals Superfund Site, signed by the Regional

Administrator of EPA Region III on September 30, 1991, June 25,

1993, and March 2, 1994, and all Attachments thereto.

19. "United States" shall mean the United States

of America, its agencies, departments and instrumentalities.

20. "Volumetric Ranking Summary" shall mean the list

prepared by EPA for the site of all de minimis parties'

volumetric share including cost share and premium(s) for Option 1

or Option 2, attached as Attachment D.

III. FINDINGS OF FACT

1. The. Site is located in Rush Township, Schuylkill

County, approximately one mile northwest of the intersection of

Routes 54 and 309 in the town of Hometown, Pennsylvania. The

Site is further described in Records of Decision issued by EPA on

March 29, 1991, July 2, 1992, and September 29, 1993.

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2. The Site covers approximately 25 acres of partially

forested land in a deep east-to-west trending topographic valley.

East-west oriented railroad tracks border the Site on the north

valley ridge. The Little Schuylkill River ("LSR") flows in a

south-southeasterly direction 250 feet west of the property. A

shallow stream flows westerly along the southern border of the

Site in the valley bottom, discharging into the LSR.

3. Waste insulation material, referred to as "fluff," has

been disposed of at the Site. The largest insulation disposal

area (the "Pile") occupies approximately 7.5 acres in a pile

approximately 250 feet wide by 1,500 feet long by 40-60 feet high

and contains an estimated 350 million pounds of fluff. The fluff

is composed primarily of polyvinyl chloride ("PVC") andpolyethylene insulation chips, and fibrous material, paper, soil,

and metal. The fluff is residual material from reclamation of

copper and aluminum communication and power wire and cable.

4. In or around September 1966, Greater Tamaqua IndustrialDevelopment Enterprises conveyed the Site property to Eastern

Diversified Metals Corporation ("EDMC"). EDMC operated at the

Site, reclaiming copper and aluminum from wire and cable in a

processing building on Lincoln Avenue, from approximately 1966

until 1977. The EDMC plant received wire from numerous sources.

Plastic insulation surrounding metal cable and wire wasmechanically stripped and separated from the metal at the plant

using gravitational separation techniques. This process involved

chopping the wire, stripping the plastic coating from the wire

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with steel blades, and separating the wire from the plastic

coverings through the use of an air clarifier and a water table.

5. The metal reclaimed by EDMC was either sold or returned

to the sources. EDMC disposed of the waste insulation material

on the ground in the topographic swale area behind the plant at

the Site. The Pile which currently exists is a result of this

disposal practice.

6. In 1985, Todd Giddings and Associates, Inc. completed a

Site evaluation report, including sampling and analysis of

surface water, leachate, ground water, fluff, and sediment. This

evaluation report determined that the fluff contained

polychlorinated biphenyls ("PCBs") and failed the Extraction

Procedure Toxicity test for lead. Additionally, various metals

were detected in the downgradient monitoring well.

7. In 1985, the EPA Field Investigation Team subcontractor,

NUS Corporation, sampled the Site's surface soil, surface water,

stream sediment, leachate, leachate runoff path sediment, and

ground water to provide data in order for EPA to further assess

the Site.

8. In 1987, EPA issued an administrative order pursuant toA

section 106(a) of CERCLA, 42 U.S.C. Section 9606(a), to

Diversified Industries, Inc. and Site owner Theodore Sail

directing the installation of a security fence around the Site.

The fence was subsequently installed by those parties.

9. On October 19, 1987, Sail and A T & T signed an

administrative order on consent with EPA for the performance of a

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Remedial Investigation/Feasibility Study ("Ri/FS") at the Site.

The purpose of the RI/FS was to determine the nature and extent

of contamination and to evaluate remedial alternatives for

implementation at the Site.- Samples were collected and analyzed

from air, soils, sediments, ground water, and surface water. A

majority of these samples were taken in and around the fluff pile

area.

10. EPA placed the Site on the CERCLA National Priorities

List in October 1989 (see 54 Fed. Reg. 41O36 (Oct. 4, 1989)).

11. In February 1991, EPA accepted the RI/FS performed by

Theodore sail and A T & T . Data collected .prior to and during

the RI/FS revealed hazardous substances in the fluff and

surrounding soils, sediments, surface water, and ground water.

12. To date, EPA has issued three Records of Decision

regarding the Site, on March 29, 1991, July 2, 1992, and

September 29, 1993, and has incurred past costs of approximately

$220,000.00.

13. Upon the completion of removal and recycling of the

fluff, EPA may evaluate the condition of the soil underlying the

fluff pile. At that time, EPA will determine whether future

response actions beyond those specified in RODs dated March 29,

1991, July 2, 1992, and September 29, 1993, are necessary.

14. The estimated costs to Respondents and Settling Federal

Agencies to address any soil contamination are included within

Option 2, Attachment D. In a ROD signed September 29, 1993, EPA

previously determined that the Site did not require response

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action for deep groundwater.

15. Based on these facts, EPA concludes that in the

aggregate the fluff/waste insulation material disposed at the

Site contained hazardous substances including, but not limited

to, bis(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate, di-N-octylphthalate, cadmium,lead, phenol, copper, FCBs, and/or zinc.

16. EPA has reviewed the BCLR records describing the

transactions of the PRPs, including Respondents and Settling

Federal Agencies, in relation to the Site. These records include

information describing the amount and nature of materials

containing hazardous substances contributed to the Site. Based

upon that review, EPA has determined that each Respondent and

each Settling Federal Agency arranged for disposal or treatment,

or arranged with a transporter for disposal or treatment, of a

hazardous substance owned or possessed by such Respondent, or

Settling Federal Agency at the Site.

17. Information currently known to EPA indicates that each

Respondent and each Settling Federal Agency listed in Attachments

A and F contributed less than four per cent of the total volume

of hazardous substances at the Site. Attached hereto and

incorporated by reference is the Volumetric Ranking Summary,

containing information from the BCLR between the years 1972 and1977, which is listed as Attachment D and lists the estimated

volume of the material containing hazardous substances

contributed to the Site by each Respondent and each Settling, \

Federal Agency, as well as the total estimated volume of material

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including hazardous substances received and processed at the

Site. _„.„. » _,

18. The payments required to be made by each Respondent and

each settling Federal Agency pursuant to this Consent Order are a

minor portion of the total response costs at the Site which,

based upon currently available information, EPA estimates to be

between $30,029,319.64 and $32,529,319.64.

IV. DETERMINATIONS

Based on the Statement of Facts set forth above, and on

the administrative record for this Site, EPA has determined that:

1. The Eastern Diversified Metals Superfund Site is a

"facility" as that term is defined in Section 101(9) of CERCLA,

42 U.S.C. Section 9601(9).

2. Each Respondent and each Settling Federal Agency is a

"person" as that term is defined in Section 101(21) of CERCLA, 42

U.S.C. Section 9601(21).

3. Each Respondent and each Settling Federal Agency is a

potentially responsible party within the meaning of Sections

107(a) and 122(g)(l) of CERCLA, 42 U.S.C. Sections 9607(a) and

9622(g)(l).

4. The materials shipped to the Site by the Respondents

and the Settling Federal Agencies include "hazardous substances"

within the meaning of Section 101(14) of CERCLA, 42 U.S.C.

Section 9601(14).

5. There has been an actual or threatened "release" of a

hazardous substance from the Site as that term is defined in

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Section 101(22) of CERCLA, 42 U.S.C. Section 9601(22).

6. Prompt settlement with each Respondent and each

Settling Federal Agency is practicable and in the public interest

within the meaning of Section 122(g)(l) of CERCLA, 42 U.S.C.

Section 9622(g)(1).

7. As to each Respondent and each Settling Federal Agency,

this Consent Order involves only a minor portion of the response

costs at the Site within the meaning of Section 122(g)(l) of

CERCLA, 42 U.S.C. Section 9622(g)(l).

8. The amount of hazardous substances contributed to the

Site by each Respondent and each Settling Federal Agency and the

toxic or other hazardous effects of the hazardous substances

contributed to the Site by each Respondent and each Settling

Federal Agency are minimal in comparison to other hazardous

substances at the Site within the meaning of Section 122(g)(l)(A)

Of CERCLA, 42 U.S.C. Section 9622(g)(1)(A).

V. ORDER

Based on the administrative record for this Site and the

Findings of Fact and Determinations set forth above, and in

consideration of the promises and covenants set forth herein, it

is hereby AGREED TO AND ORDERED:

PAYMENT

1. Payments by de minimis parties shall be as follows:

a. payments by Respondents: within 30 days of the

effective date of this Consent Order, each Respondent shall pay

the amount listed in the volumetric ranking in Attachment D

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either as Option 1 or Option 2, and indicate the Option chosen on

the signature page set forth in Attachment B, which are

incorporated herein by reference. Payments made for past

response costs shall be applied towards reimbursing the Hazardous

Substance Superfund for costs incurred at or in connection with

the Site as of the effective date of this Consent Order. Costs

incurred first shall be reimbursed first; and

b. payments by Settling Federal Agencies: within 120

days of the effective date of this Consent Order, each Settling

Federal Agency shall pay the amount listed in the volumetric

ranking in Attachment D either as Option 1 or Option 2, and

indicate the Option chosen on the signature page set forth in

Attachment B, which are incorporated herein by reference.

Payments made for past response costs shall be applied towards

reimbursing the Hazardous Substance Superfund for costs incurred

at or in connection with the Site as of the effective date of

this Consent Order. Costs incurred first shall be reimbursed

first. -

2. The total amount to be paid by each Respondent, and by

each Settling Federal Agency, Attachment D, includes a payment

for:

a. Past response costs incurred at or in connection

with the Site;

b. projected future response costs to be incurred at

or in connection with the Site; and

c. a premium to cover the risk that;

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i) conditions at the Site, previously unknown to

EPA, are discovered after the effective date of this Consent

Order, or information, previously unknown to EPA, is received, in

whole or in part, after the-effective date of this Consent Order,

and these previously unknown conditions or this information

indicates that the remedial action, consistent with the Record of

Decision, is not protective of human health and the environment,

or

ii) that the actual response costs incurred in

carrying out Remedial Actions exceed the estimated costs included

in the ROD.

Each Respondent's and each Settling Federal Agency's payment for

the past, future, and premium cost categories combined is set

forth in Attachment D, including Option 1 and Option 2, of this

Consent Order, which is incorporated herein by reference.

3. Each payment shall be made by certified, cashier's, or

United States Treasury check payable to "EPA - Hazardous

Substance Superfund".

a. Each check shall reference the Eastern Diversified

Metals Special Account, the Site Spill ID Number PAD980830533,

the name and address of the Respondent or the Settling Federal

Agency, the EPA docket number (III 94-30-DC) for this action, and

shall be sent to:

"EPA - Hazardous Substance Superfund,"United States Environmental Protection AgencyRegion IIIAttention: Superfund Accounting, P.O. Box 360515Pittsburgh, PA 15251-6515.

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b. Each payment sheill be retained by EPA and shall beused by EPA, or by a party designated by EPA, to conduct orfinance response action at the Site.

c. At the time of payment pursuant to Paragraphs 3(a)and (b), Respondents shall simultaneously send a copy of thecheck and any transmittal docvimentation to:

EPA Regional Docket Clerk (3RCOO)U.S. Environmental Protection AgencyRegion III841 Chestnut BuildingPhiladelphia, PA 19107,Harry R. Steiniuetz (3HW11)U.S. Environmental Protection AgencyRegion III841 Chestnut BuildingPhiladelphia, PA 19107,

and

Helen Keplinger (Mail Code-2244)US EPA, Room 3219-Mall401 M Street, S.W.Washington, D.C. 20460.

4. Payments by the United States, whether on behalf of a

Settling Federal Agency or otherwise, are subject to the

availability of appropriated funds. No provision of this Consent

Order shall be interpreted as or constitute a commitment or

requirement that the United States or any Settling Federal Agency

obligate or pay funds in contravention of the Anti-Deficiency

Act, 31 U.S.C. Sections 1341, 1511-1519.

5. Amounts due and owing pursuant to the terms of this

Consent Order but not paid in accordance with the terms of this

Consent Order shall accrue interest at the rate established

pursuant to Section 107(a) of CERCLA, 42 U.S.C. Section 9607(a),

compounded on an annual basis.

CIVIL PENALTIES

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6. In addition to any other remedies or sanctions available

to EPA, any Respondent who fails or refuses to comply with any

term or condition of this Consent Order shall be subject to a

civil penalty of up to $25,000 per day for each failure or

refusal pursuant to Section 122(1) of CERCLA, 42 U.S.C. Section

9622(1).

CERTIFICATIONS

7. By signing this Consent Order, each Respondent and each

Settling Federal Agency certifies individually that to the best

of its knowledge and belief, such Respondent and such Settling

Federal Agency has no information which provides a basis for it

to alter the accuracy of the BCLR, each Respondent and each

Settling Federal Agency has conducted a thorough, comprehensive,

good faith search for documents relating to the Site, and each

Respondent and each Settling Federal Agency has made good faith

diligent effort fully and accurately to disclose to EPA all

information currently in its possession, or in the possession of

Respondent's and Settling Federal Agency's officers, directors,

employees, contractors or agents, which relates in any way to the

ownership or operation of the Site, or to the generation,

treatment, transportation, storage or disposal of hazardous

substances at or in connection with the Site. Each Respondent

and each Settling Federal Agency to whom EPA has sent an

information request under Section 104(e) of CERCLA, 42 U.S.C.

Section 9604(e), further certifies, individually that to the best

of its knowledge and belief it has complied with any and all EPA

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requests for information relating to Respondent's and Settling

Federal Agency's potential liability regarding the Site since

notification of potential liability regarding the Site pursuant

to Sections 104(e) and 122(e) of CERCLA, 42 U.S.C. Sections

9604(e) and 9622(e), and Section 3007 of the Resource

Conservation and Recovery Act, as amended, 42 U.S.C Section 6927.

Providing false, fictitious, or fraudulent statements or

representations to the United States is punishable as a crime

under 18 U.S.C. Section 1001.

COVENANTS BY EPA

8. In consideration of the payments, Option 1 or Option 2,

that will be made by the Respondents and by the Settling Federal

Agencies under the terms of this Consent Order, except as

specifically reserved in Section V, Paragraphs 12, 13, and 14 of

this Consent Order, EPA covenants not to sue or take

administrative action against any of the Respondents pursuant to

Sections 106(a) and 107(a) of CERCLA, 42 U.S.C. Sections 9606(a)

and 9607(a), relating to the Site, and further covenants not to

take administrative action against any Settling Federal Agency

pursuant to Sections 106(a) and 107(a) of CERCLA, 42 U.S.C.

Sections 9606(a) and 9607(a), relating to the Site. These

covenants shall take effect with respect to each Respondent and

each Settling Federal Agency upon the receipt by EPA of the

payment for that Respondent 01: that Settling Federal Agency

required by Section V, Paragraph 1 or Paragraph 2, of this*

Consent Order, with respect to each Respondent and each.Settling

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Federal Agency, individually, these covenants are conditioned

upon complete performance by each Respondent and each Settling

Federal Agency of all obligations under this Consent Order, and

the veracity and completeness of the information provided to EPA

by each Respondent and each Settling Federal Agency relating to

each Respondent's and each Settling Federal Agencies' involvement

with the Site. These covenants shall be null and void with

respect to any individual Respondent or Settling Federal Agency

that fails to perform all obligations under this Consent Order in

a complete manner, or has provided materially false, incomplete,

or incorrect information in Respondent's or Settling Federal

Agencies' Certification under Section V, Paragraph 7. These

covenants extend only to Respondents and Settling Federal

Agencies and do not extend to any other person.

COVENANTS BY RESPONDENTS

9. The Respondents covenant not to sue and agree not to

assert any claims or causes of action against the United States,I

including Settling Federal Agencies, or their contractors or

employees with respect to the Site or this Consent Order,

including, but not limited to, any direct or indirect claim for

reimbursement from the Hazardous Substance Superfund (established

pursuant to the Internal Revenue Code, 26 U.S.C. 9507) under

Sections 106(b)(2), 111, 112, or 113 of CERCLA, 42 U.S.C.

Sections 9606(b)(2), 9611, 9612, or 9613, or any other provision

of law, or any claims arising out of response activities at the

Site. Nothing in this Consent Order shall be deemed to

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constitute preauthorization of a claim within the meaning of

Section 111 of CERCLA, 42 U.S.C. 9611, or 40 C.F.R. Section

300.700(d), including, but not limited to, any claims for

contribut ion.

RESERVATION OF RIGHTS/RESPONDENTS. SETTLING FEDERAL AGENCIES

10. Taking into account the selection of Option 1 or Option

2 in Attachment D, Respondents and Settling Federal Agencies

reserve the right to raise any administrative, legal, or

equitable claim or defense with respect to such further action as

EPA may require of Respondents or Settling Federal Agencies,

except action to implement or enforce this Order. Nothing herein

shall be deemed a waiver of any rights that any Respondent or any

Settling Federal Agency may have against other persons who may be

related to the Site, including, but not limited to, generators of

waste at the Site; transporters of waste to the Site; those who

arranged for the disposal of hazardous substances at the Site;

those who disposed of hazardous substances at the Site; those who

at any time owned or operated the Site; and insurers providing

insurance to any of the aforementioned entities which are not

parties to this Consent Order.

COVENANT BY SETTLING FEDERAL AGENCIES

11. In consideration of EPA's covenants in Section V,

Paragraph 8, of this Consent Order, the Settling Federal Agencies

agree not to assert any administrative claims against EPA or its

contractors or its employees or the Hazardous Substance Superfund

arising out of expenses with respect to the Site, or to seek any

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other costs, damages, or attorney's fees from EPA or its

contractors or employees arising out of response activities at

the Site.

RESERVATIONS OF RIGHTS

12. With respect only to those Respondents or Settling

Federal Agencies that choose the Option 1 payment set forth in

Attachment D: nothing in this Consent Order is intended to be

nor shall it be construed as a release or covenant not to sue for

any claim or cause of action, administrative or judicial, civil

or criminal, past or future, at law or in equity, which the

United States, including EPA, may have against that Respondent or

Settling Federal Agency for costs, injunctive relief or damages

related to potential future response action, referred to in

Section III, Paragraph 13.

13. The united States, including EPA, reserves, and this

Consent Order is without prejudice to, all rights against all

Respondents and all Settling Federal Agencies with respect to all

other matters, including but not limited to the following:

a. liability for failure to meet a requirement of this

Consent Order;

b. criminal liability;

c. liability for damages for injury to, destruction

of, or loss of natural resources, and for the costs of any

natural resource damage assessments;

d. liability for response costs relating to the Site

that have been or may be incurred by Natural Resource Trustees.

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14. As to any Respondent for whom information not currently

known to theÊPA is discovered which indicates that any

Respondent contributed hazardous substances to the site in such

greater amount that the Respondent no longer qualifies as a dj»

minimis party at the site because of a contribution to the Site

of greater than 4 % of the hazardous substances at the Site,

notwithstanding any other provision in this Consent Order, the

United States, including EPA, reserves, and this Consent Order is

without prejudice to, the right to institute judicial proceedings

or to issue an administrative order seeking to compel any

Respondent:

a. to perform response actions relating to the Site;

or

b. to reimburse the United States, including EPA, for

additional costs of response.

As to any Settling Federal Agency for whom information not

currently known to EPA is discovered which indicates that the

Settling Federal Agency contributed hazardous substances to the

Site in such greater amount that the Settling Federal Agency no

longer qualifies as a de minimis party at the Site because of a

contribution to the Site of greater than 4% of the hazardous

substances at the Site, notwithstanding any other provision in

this Consent Order, the United States, including EPA, reserves,

and this Consent Order is without prejudice to, the right to

issue an administrative order seeking to compel the Settling

Federal Agency:

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c. to perform response actions relating to the Site;

or

d. to reimburse the United States, including EPA, foradditional costs of response.

The information and the conditions known to EPA shall

include that information and those conditions set forth in the

Records of Decision for the Site and the administrative record

supporting the Records of Decision.

EFFECT OF SETTLEMENT; CONTRIBUTION PROTECTION

15. Nothing in this consent Order shall be construed to

create any rights in, or grant any cause of action to, any person

not a party to this Consent Order. The preceding sentence shall

not be construed to waive or nullify any rights that any person

hot a signatory to this Consent Order may have under applicable

law. The United States, including EPA, and the Respondents and

Settling Federal Agencies each reserve any and all rights

(including, but not limited to, any right to contribution),

defenses, claims, demands, and causes of action which each party

may have with respect to any matter, transaction, or occurrencerelating in any way to the Site against any person not a party

hereto.

16. EPA, the Respondents and Settling Federal Agencies

agree that the actions undertaken by Respondents and Settling

Federal Agencies in accordance with this Consent Order do not

constitute an admission of any liability by any Respondent or

Settling Federal Agency. The Respondents and the Settling

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Federal Agencies do not admit, and retain the right to controvert

in any subsequent proceedings, other than proceedings brought by

the United States including EPA to implement or enforce this

Consent Order, the validity of the Statement of Facts or

Determinations contained in this Consent Order.

17. The Respondents and Settling Federal Agencies agree

that with respect to any suit or claim for contribution brought

by them for matters related to this Consent Order they will to

the best of their ability provide notification to EPA in writing

no later than 60 days prior to the initiation of such suit or

claim. The Respondents and Settling Federal Agencies also agree

that with respect to any suit or claim for contribution brought

against them for matters related to this Consent Order they will

to the best of their ability provide notification to EPA in

writing within 10 days of service of the complaint on them. In

addition, Respondents and the Settling Federal Agencies shall

notify EPA within 10 days of receipt of any order from a court

setting any such case for trial.

18. With regard to claims for contribution against each

Respondent or each Settling Federal Agency for matters addressed

by this Consent Order, the parties hereto agree that each

Respondent and each Settling Federal Agency is entitled, as of

the effective date of this Consent Order, to such protection from

contribution actions or claims as is provided by Sections

113(f)(2) and 122(g)(5) of CERCLA, 42 U.S.C. Sections 9613(f)(2)

and 9622(g)(5). Such protection, with respect to each Respondent

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and each Settling Federal Agency is conditioned upon that

Respondents' and that Settling Federal Agency's compliance with

this Consent Order.

• PARTIES BOUND

19. This Consent Order shall apply to and be binding upon

EPA, the Respondents, the Settling Federal Agencies, and their

successors and assigns. Any change in ownership or corporate

status of a Respondent including, but not limited to, any

transfer of assets or real or personal property, shall in no way

alter such Respondent's responsibilities under this Consent

Order. Each person signing this Consent Order certifies that he

or she is fully authorized to enter into the terms and conditions

of this Consent Order and to execute and bind legally the Party

represented by him or her.

PUBLIC COMMENT

20. This Consent Order shall be subject to a thirty-day

public comment period pursuant to Section 122(i) of CERCLA, 42

U.S.C. Section 9622(i). In accordance with Section 122(i)(3) of

CERCLA, 42 U.S.C. Section 9622(i)(3), EPA may withdraw or

withhold its consent to this Consent Order if comments received

disclose facts or considerations which indicate that this Consent

Order is inappropriate, improper or inadequate.

ATTORNEY GENERAL APPROVAL

21. In accordance with Section 122(g)(4) of CERCLA, this

Consent Order shall not become effective without the prior

written approval of the Attorney General or her designee. A copy

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of this approval is attached as Attachment E.

EFFECTIVE DATE

22. Following EPA's receipt of all signatures and

approvals, the effective date of this Consent Order shall be the4

date upon which EPA issues written notice to the Respondents and

to the Settling Federal Agencies that the public comment period

pursuant to Section V, Paragraph 20, of this Consent Order has

closed and that comments received, if any, do not require

modification of or EPA withdrawal from this Consent Order.

COSTS AND FEES

23. Respondents and Settling Federal Agencies shall bear

their own costs and attorney's fees regarding this action.

ATTACHMENTS

24. The following Attachments are attached to and

incorporated into this Consent Order:

"Attachment A" is the list of de minimis Respondents.

"Attachment B" is the Respondents' signature pages, and

the Settling Federal Agencies' signature pages.

"Attachment C" is the Map of the Site.

"Attachment D" is the volumetric ranking

summary including cost share and premiums for Option 1

and Option 2.

"Attachment E" is the Attorney General Approval.

"Attachment F" is the list of file minimis Settling

Federal Agencies.

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ERRATA SHEET

In The Matter of: Eastern Diversified Metals Superfund Site,Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania/Administrative Order on Consent

Section II., Definitions.

In paragraph 14, substitute reference to Attachment B withreference to Attachment A, so that the corrected definition nowreads:

"Respondents" shall mean the named de minimis potentiallyresponsible parties listed in Attachment A who are signatories tothis Consent Order.

In paragraph 15, substitute reference to Attachment B withreference to Attachment F, so the corrected definition new reads:

"Settling Federal Agencies" shall mean the named de minimispotentially responsible federal agencies listed in Attachment F whoare signatories to this Consent Order.

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IT IS SO AGREED AND ORDERED:

FOR THE United States Environmental Protection Agency:

__ Date:

?e£er HT Kostmayerigional Administrator ..

Region IIIU.S. Environmental Protection Agency

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Attachment A

1. Abe Solomon2. Alabama Power Company3. Alcan Aluminum Corporation4. Aluminum Company of America "ALCOA"5. American Flexible Conduit6. Atlantic Richfield7. Atlas Powder - n/k/a ICI Explosives USA Inc.8. Baker Iron & Metal9. Belden Wire & Cable Company10. Berk-tek11. Charles Bluestone12. Boston Insulated Wire Cable Systems, Inc.13. Brand Rex14. C & R Waste15. Cambridge I & M16. Cerro Wire and Cable Co., Inc.17. Chester Cable (Alcatel)18. Coatsville I & M19. Colonial Metals Co.20. Consolidated Edison Company21. Cyprus wire22. David Markowitz Metal Co., Inc.23. Defense Property (Defense Logistics Agency)24. Duke Power25. Duquesne Light Co.26. East Penn , -27. Essex Group, Inc.28. General Cable29. M. Glosser & Sons Inc.30. Goldberg Brothers, Inc.31. H. D. Metal Company, Inc. •32. ICI Americas33. I. Richman and Co., Inc.34. ITT Royal Electric by ITT Corp.35. Jacob Max36. Kalas Manufacturing37. Kane Brothers Scrap Iron & Metal Co., Inc.38. Kerite Company39. Levin Brothers40. LyniK Electronics41. Maryland Metals, Inc.42. Matalaco, Inc.43. Mohawk Wire & Cable for Hendrix Wire & Cable Co.44. Meyers Bros. Inc.45. Okonite46. Olin Chemicals47. Packard Electric Div. General Motors Corp.48. Penn-Del Metal Recycling Corp.49. Phelps Dodge Corporation50. Philadelphia Wire51. Phillips Cable

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52. Prestolite53. Reynolds Metals company54. Schiavone-Bonomo Corporation55. SeawarcL-Construction Company, Inc.56. Simon Wrecking57. Southwire Company58. ' Staiman Brothers, Inc.-59. Suisman & Blumenthai60. Tamaqua Cable Products Corp.61. Tennessee Valley Authority62. TW Communication Corporation63. United I & M64. United Refining & Smelting Co., Inc.65. U. S. Alum

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Attachment B

FOR THE Respondents:

M, S>0Uw\£/0 /

BY: £*&****-& \i -A&>far<L~ Date:

OPTION 1 V OPTION 2 ./ "Nk

[choose one option——mark with a check]

FOR THE Settling Federal Agencies:

BY: Date:

OPTION 1 _____ OPTION 2


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Attachment B


Alabama Power Cotpany

B Y : / - »———______ Date:Willard L. Bowers, General ManagerEnvironmental Affairs

OPTION 1 _____ " OPTION 2 x



BY: _________ Date:

OPTION 1 ' OPTION 2

[choose one option——nark with a check]

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OS/OS/M 10:13 tt703603»124 EPA/CED/GEB -~ ALCAN LAW DEFT. 3,03!

Attachment S


L f < n Date:

OPTION 1 _____ OPTION 2 Xf ^ ^

[choose one option* — mark with a check]


BY: ___ __ _____Date:



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Attachment B


BY: / / f JJAS^—^-_______Date: fe-io -<m

'> TOPTION 1 v OPTION 2

[choose one option —— mark with a check]


BY: Date:



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Attachment B

FOR THE Respondents:AMERICAN FLEXIBLE CONDUIT,INC.

(and all Corporations, persons and other entities involvedin the conduct of a business known as AFC or AmericanFlexible Conduit.)________________________

See Attached Listing* i

BY: ___________________________Date: August 4th, 1994

OPTION 1 _____ OPTION 2 \r



BY: Date:

OPTION 1 ______ OPTION 2


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Eastern Diversified MetalsDe Mmimis Settlement

For the Respondents:

Date:

American Flexible Conduit. Inc.

Nortek Inc.

T.K.N. Inc.

Monogram Industries Inc.

A.F.C.Cabl.Sv.t mhc.

Bristol Industries Inc.

Date:

Date:

Date:

Date:

Date:

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Attachment B


1. Anaconda Wire S Cable, Inc. 3. Atlantic. Richfield Company2. The Anaconda Company 4. Ericsson North America Inc.

_ ___ ______________ Date:Lawriehce F. Lyl s JSfeneral CounselErtesson Northr America Inc../

OPTION 1 _____ OPTION 2 XXX

[choose one option-—mark with a check]


BY: Date:



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ERICSSONCONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION

EAU/l_-94:2242 1(1)

September 9, 1994

VIA FEDERAL EXPRESS

Mr. Harry SteinmetzCivil InvestigatorU.S. EPARegion 3841 Chestnut Bldg.Philadelphia, PA 19107

Re: Eastern Diversified Metals Superfund Site, Schuylkill County, PAU.S. EPA Docket No. Ill 94-30-DC

Dear Mr. Steinmetz:

Enclosed is the original signature page to the Administrative Order on Consent inconnection with the above-referenced matter, which has been executed by EricssonNorth America inc. on behalf of itself, Atlantic Richfield Company, Anaconda Wire &Cable Inc., and The Anaconda Company. As you can see, the Respondents haveselected Settlement Option 2.

If you have any questions or comments concerning this matter, please do not hesitateto contact rne.

Sincerely,

John T. MooreCounsel

JTM/cshEnclosureG:\WP5\Moore\LvtMre\94-2242

cc: Ms. Helen KepJinger (via facsimile w/encl.)Frank Craig (w/encl.)Michael B. Schwerdtfeger (w/encl.)Larry Lyles (w/encl.)

Ericsson North America Inc.1010 E.Arapaho RoadP.O. BOX 833875 Telephone FaxRichardson, TX 75083-3875 214-669-9900 ARQOQOu,3 214-644-5332

Attachment B


Atlas Powder Company (n/k/a ICI Explosives USA Inc.)

______ Date: August 11. 1994onald W. Waugatean, President

OPTION 1 _____ OPTION 2 X



BY: Date:



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Attachment B


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BY: £>'a_Ja—X <~»V 0«A/« Date:

OPTION 1 _____ OPTION 2 V



BY: Date:


[choose; one option-—mark with a check]

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Attachment B


_________Belden Wire & Cable Company

BY: /\l L ^ ^ 'JWrXSjL^ . Date; August 5, 1994Kevin L. BloomfieldSecretary




BY: Date:



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Attachment B


BERK-TEK, INC.

132 White Oak Road, New Holland, PA 17557

BY: //t'- S^ _______ J3ate:Harold L. Stye/


[choose one option — -mark with a check]


BY: Date:

OPTION 1 ______ , OPTION 2


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Attachment B


BY:

OPTION 1 ______ " OPTION 2



BY: Date:


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Attachment B


FOR Bosto

Donald N. Leef - 8/5MVice President

OPTION 1 OPTION 2 -S ——



Date:



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Attachment B

FOR THE Respondents: Akzona Inc. (former owner of Brand Rex)

ByJeffrey T. Massairi, Assistant General Counsel

BY: <£*tit<r*-~ — 1 ~ (f(_ -£ ts&~p~~ Date: <&/.Edward K. Duplaga, Assistant Counsel

OPTION 1 OPTION 2



5V/£//

^

BY: Date:

OPTION 1 OPTION 2


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Attachment B


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BY: vJ*M3U_,A,\/ • CULX/oX** Date:

OPTION 1 _____ OPTION 2 ______X_



BY: Date:


[choose: one option——mark with a check]

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Attachment B


Cambridge Iron & Metal Company. Tnr.

BY: aanford M. Shapiro____________Date: 8/11/0-4

OPTION 1 OPTION 2



BY: Date:



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Attachment B


CERRQ WTT?F. ft HART.g f!n TTurr"

BY:ROBERT W. WEBB, SECRETARY

OPTION 1 ____ _ ' OPTION 2 Y



BY: _^___ ___ Date:


[choose one option——mairk with a check]

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Attachment B


Alcatel Wire & Cable, Inc. (Formerly Chester Cable Corp.)

\OPTION 1 _____ OPTION 2



BY: ___ ___ Date:

OPTION 1 _____ . OPTION 2


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Attachment B

FOH THE Respondents:

3Y: /^ tlAM . g. Date:

OPTION 1 _____ - * OPTION 2

[choose one option —— mar): with a checX]


BY:___ __ Date:


[choose one option-—-mark with a check]

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Attachment B


7 Date: /,<> c-/ / t>*>i>f/-




BY: Date:


[choose one option——-mark with a check]

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Attachment B

FOR THE Respondents:Consolidated Edison Conpany of New York, Inc.T. Bowring Vfocdbury, IISenior Vice President & General Counsel

BY;_J • V oW VQ V\/(Tyqrl\3uAt.< ]) Date: August 4, 1994




BY: Date:



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Attachment B


Cyprus Wire - Cyprus Amax Minerals Company

BY: QC WL/O^v^ Date




BY: Data:

OPTION 1 _________ OPTION 2


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Attachment B


OPTION 1

[choose cne option——mark with a check]


BY: Date:



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«J6-18-1994 09! 37 FROM DRMS-G BRTTLE CREEK MI TO 9202260410B P. 02

STt ____________________patfts

out option—air* vltfe a

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Attachment B


DUKE POWER COMPANY

BY: _____< >•' X .X 7 •_____Date: August 12, 1994Steve C. Griffith, Jjr./Vice-Chairman &General Counsel




BY: __ Date:



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Attachment B


BY: ,. j K J D g » / & < 5 < g D a t e




BY:___ Date:


[choose: one option-—mark with a check]

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Attachment B


EAST PENN MANUFACTURING CO., INC., LYON STATION, PA, 19536

BY: U T*** *- U. • t/ yurf ____ Date: AUGUST 9, 1994fjDONALD A. WOJTON




BY: Date:



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Attachment B


____/Êsgex Group. \nt/. /

BY: ,0UVCA*">-j U WirV_____Date: August g. ig'gftAnrnony J. Cr/soSenior Vice President S..General Counsel

OPTION 1 _____ . OPTION 2 \/

[choose one option—raark with a check]


BY: Date:

OPTION 1 _______ OPTION 2


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Attachment B


GENERAL CABLE

BY: b *-o-» d~ A. C/f.- ___________Date: 8/12/94George F. CarrStaff Vice President andAssociate General Counsel

OPTION 1 ___ OPTION 2 X



BY: ' Date:



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Attachment B


BY: / &€+*L&S / JKsir** rAXS. Date:




BY: Date:



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SITE NAME: EASTERN DIVERSIFIED METALS SUPERFUND SITE, SCHUYLKILL COUNTY PASITE SPILL ID NUMBER: PAD980830533; EPA docket number ( I I I 94-30-DC) 'RESPONDENT: GOLDBERG BROTHERS, 8000 E AOTH AVE, DENVER, CO 80207

Attachment B '


BY:




BY: Date:



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Attachment B

FOR THE Respondents:H.D. METAL COMPANY, INCBOUNDARY STREETPO BOX 1978, SALISBURY, MD 21802

BY: GREGQRY,>C. STEIN. PRESTDFN1T Date; 9 AUGUST 199

OPTION 1 OPTION 2 XXX



BY: Date:

OPTION 1 ._____ OPTION 2


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Attachment B


ICI Americas Inc.

BY: g^ /y / .-h-<- < . Date; August 12, 1994iT P. Lynclf W

& GePresident & General Manager




BY: Date:



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Attachment B


_______I. Richm/tp and Co., Inc.

______________Date: August 8, 1994W. Richman, President

OPTION 1_____ OPTION 2

[choose one option——matrk with a check]

IX


BY: Date:



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Attachment B


ITT Royal Electric by ITT Corporation


BY: Date:



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BY: SJ&>^M. Date: **,.:/9V-

OPTION 1 _____ ~ OPTION 2


Attachment B


BY: cX>——^ /'<*•*#? Date:




BY: Date:



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Attachment B


Wffr&MrOPTION I' _____ OPTION 2 iX"""


FOR THE Settling Federal Agencies;

BY: _ __ Date:


[choose one option-——mark with a check]

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Attachment B


Kane Brothers Scrap Iron & Mecal Co., Inc.

BY: v y>CQ C \<J!//LK—^_______Date:Lee E. Kane, President




BY: Date:



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Attachment B


BY: rl iQ ut ^ ' Date




BY: Date:



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Attachment B


Levin Brothers

BY: Jack L. Levin Date: 8/15/94


[choose one option—-mark with a check]


BY:__________________ Date:



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Attachment B

FOR THE Respondents: LVIW EIECTROMCS CORP

BY: A -xC /W- Date: >W?y: t/lfa

OPTION 1 _____ OPTION 2 V



BY: Date:



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Attachment B

RE: Final_ Q_fjc_er of de minimis settlement for the Eastern DiversifiedMetals Site, Hometown, Pennsylvania

ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER ON CONSENT U.S. EPA Docket No. Ill 94-30-DC


Maryland Metals, Inc.

BY: ftK-r/''W'• jf +d**, 9ii+t. Date:Robert M. Kerstein, Pres.,

OPTION 1 _____ OPTION 2 Y



BY: Date:



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Attachment B


METALSCO, INC.

BY: _______Q \jJUiubv~- f r+-~——— Date;President



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BY: Date:

OPTION 1 ' OPTION 2


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B


Hendrlx Wire & Cable Co. for any waste attributable to HendHx Wire9A r^Mg r/7 fff fatf{\r Hire & rahio r» ____.

ate

OPTION 1 _____ . OPTION 2

[choose one option——mark with, a check]


BY: Date:


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A RO 00080 TOTflL p-02

Attachment B



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BY: yfai~s XL * 7b b - J * £*7 Date: // / ^/ / f ^ // x*xi l/£ry £-• fr-<?'l i£'<Jt'v >v<!-* -S'

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OPTION 1 OPTION 2



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BY: Date:

OPTION 1 OPTION 2

Attachment B


THE OKONITE COMPANY, INC.

BY: *-*!? ^ 0xsa - Date: August 12, 1994Alfred C. CoppolaPresident

OPTION 1 _____ OPTION 2 **

[choose one option —— nark with a check]


BY: Date:


[choose one option——-mark with a check]

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00-03-1934 03:25PM FROM LPU OFFICES • TO 16153364166 P. 04 ."*

Attaebment B


C. W. NEWTON, III - VICE PRESIDENT ENVIRONMENT & REGULATORY AFFAIRSrimm i j.-i..-.— ~ — - —__—_________————.\-iii SflllCcULS




BY:__________________ . .Date:



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Attachment B


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BY: Date:



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Attachment BU.S. EPA. Docket No. Ill 94-.20-DC

_ .—.„ ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER ON CONSENT

EASTERN DIVERSIFIED METALS SUPERFUND SITESCHUYLKILL COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA


Perm-Del Metal Recycling Corp.

BY: MnMULJf ur / 7 > y- v> Date:Ronald S. Riebman




BY: Date:



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Attachment B

Re: Final Offer of de minimis Settlement for the EasternDiversified Metals Site, Hometown, Pennsylvania


PHELPS DODGE CORPORATION

BY: ^ S S / £^ —— _____Date:THOMAS 'M/'FOSTERVICE PRESIDENT

OPTION 1 ____ OPTION 2[choose one option——mark with a check]


BY: Date:



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Attachment B


PHILADELPHIA WIRE

oBY: taôft. A L?r-.~. Date: 8/12/94George F. CarrStaff Vice President andAssociate General Counsel

OPTION 1 OPTION 2 X



BY: Date:



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Attachment B

In the Matter of Eastern Diversified Metals

Site Spill ID Number PAD980830533


Phillips Cables Limited

Date: W y// /?«/



V


BY: Date:

OPTION 1 OPTION 2

[choose one option——mark with a check]The attached Statement of Phillips Cables Limited is hereby incorporated and made

a part of this Administrative Consent Order. Phillips Cables Limited expressly.conditions its execution of this Order on the enclosed' Statement and requests thatthe Phillips Cables Limited Statement be docketed and made a part of the AdministrativeRecord in this matter.

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Attachment B


A1 1 "i pHS"t rig 1 Tnf nn VioVialf n " ' *

*BY: .X a X>.^~^—________Date: August 10, 1994

Vice President,Operations

OPTION 1 _____ OPTION 2 x

[choose one option——mark with A check]


BY: Date:



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Attachment B


REYNOLDS METALS COMPANY

B Y : r « J C \ J c J T u , D a t eJl. Wilt Wagnfefc.Executive Vice President




BY:_______________ Date:



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Attachment B


Schiavone—Bonomo Corporation

BY: / *y XIX. Cx ytfrscxCg . Date. August 11, 1994Philip D. CarnevaleVice President




BY: Date:


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Attachment B


SEAWARD CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC.

BY: •——— -\«tl O. Vc*wuyArr~______Date: August 9, 1994Daniel 0. Seaward, Jr., President




BY: -________ Date:



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Attachment B


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BY: Date:



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Attachment B


Southwire

BY: x l W i T -OT-Xu^.i/Jf Date: g-/1 -




BY: Date:



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Attachment B


STAIMAN BROTHERS, INC.

BY: l/^/C^ i ___________Date: August 17, 1994

OPTION 1



BY: Date:



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Attachment B

Re: Eastern Diversified Metals Superfund Site


Suisman & Blumenthal

BY: *SZ*ai* t rp2A**{J_______Date: August 8, 1994Frank Spinel yfT President.

OPTION 1 OPTION 2 X



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Attachment B


Tamaqua Cable Products Corp

BY; /// &£ti,iJ<lJ& j?vv j£<u_£_________Date: _William H. Combs, IIIPresident and CEO




BY: Date:



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Attachment B


BY: ____________________ Date:




Tennessee Valley Authority

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t/OPTION 1 _____ , OPTION 2


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Attachment B


TW Communication Corp. named herein as:T & W Communication

BY: (President)Datej;, .B/9/94

Edward Goodstein % . . . -

OPTION 1 OPTION 2 X



BY: * - Date:



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Attachment B


BY: 7 1 XtfWWy* Date:




BY: Date:



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Attachment B


BY: Date:


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BY: di. c U T YAUf 0 —— Date: ÛA f 7 /



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U. S. Aluminum Corp./U. S. Reduction Co.

__ ._ Date: 8/10/94VRichard S. NeufeJ^President

OPTION 1 ' OPTION 2



BY: Date:



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Attachment E

In accordance with Section 122(g)(4) of CERCLA, we will seekwritten approval of the Attorney General or her designee withregard to this proposed settlement.

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US. Department of Justice

Wishington, D.C. 20530

November 22, 1994

Peter H. KostmayerRegional AdministratorU.S. Environmental Protection

Agency — Region III841 Chestnut BuildingPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania 19107

Re: In the Matter Of: Eastern Diversified MetalsSuperfund Site; Docket No. Ill 94-30-DC____

Dear Mr. Kostmayer:

This letter is to inform you that, on behalf of the AttorneyGeneral of the United States and pursuant to Section 122(g)(4) ofthe Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, andLiability Act, as amended, 42 U.S.C. § 9622(g)(4), I approved inwriting on this date the above referenced administrativesettlement for recovery of response costs with respect to theEastern Diversified Metals Superfund Site in Schuylkill County,Pennsylvania.

Sincerely,

Lois J. SchifferAssistant Attorney General

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Attachment F

De Minimis. Settling Federal AgenciesEastern Diversified Metals Superfund Site

1. Defense Property (Defense Logistics Agency) (op. 2——$6,983.48)2. Tennessee Valley Authority (op. 2——$12,175.91)

2De Minimis Settling Federal Agencies (total $19,159.39)

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