THE HARKER FIRM · 2020. 12. 2. · THE HARKER FIRM . Timothy Marke anrd Associates. Attorney 740 ; s: Suite Tel. (202 966-790) 0 530 Wisconsin Avenue N.W, . 1 Fax (202 966-504) 4

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THE HARKER FIRM

Timothy Marker and Associates Attorneys Suite 740

Tel. (202) 966-7900 5301 Wisconsin Avenue, N.W.

Fax (202) 966-5044 WASHINGTON, D.C. 20015

February 4, 1993

SDMS DocID 450031

Marilyn K. Goldberg (HES-CAM6)

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

P.O. Box 221470

Chantilly, VA 22022

c/o TechLaw, Inc.

14500 Avion Parkway

Suite 300

Chantilly, VA 2 2 021

Attn: Lee Bishop

Re: Request for Information for Solvents Recovery Service of New

England Superfund Site in Southington, Connecticut

Dear Ms. Goldberg:

The Marker Firm represents Benjamin Moore & Co. ("Benjamin

Moore") in regard to the Solvents Recovery Service of New England

("SRSNE") Superfund Site in Southington, Connecticut. This letter

and enclosure are in response to your Section 104(e) request dated

December 7, 1992.

We wish at the outset to state that it is Benjamin Moore's

intention to fully cooperate with you in your investigation into

this matter. Please do not interpret the delay in our response as

reflecting anything other than a confusion in communication over

the holiday period and a personal illness this last week.

This response addresses any and all activity that Benjamin

Moore has any record of, or recollection of, with SRSNE during the

period 1955 to 1980. We are including copies of all documents that

we have that deal with this activity in this period. Our records

search found nothing other than the documents that are provided

wherewith.

We recognize a continuing obligation to provide you with any

additional information which we may discover, but as the period of

concern to you is 12 years ago, and therefore beyond the limit of

Benjamin Moore's document retention policy, it is unlikely that any

Marilyn K. Goldberg

February 4, 1993

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additional information will turn up. However, we will keep

investigating and we will inform you if we find anything else.

Please note that nothing in our response should be taken as an

admission that Benjamin Moore has any liability for either EPA

costs or alleged environmental damage arising from activities at

SRSNE.

Benjamin Moore has cooperated to date with your investigations

and will continue to cooperate. However, in order to staunch the

flow of transaction costs we ask to be included in de minimis

settlement negotiations as soon as they are open.

In the meantime, please continue to keep us informed of your

progress, and thank you again for your patience regarding this

response.

Sincerely yours.

"̂'' Timothy L. Harker

Counsel to Benjamin Moore & Co,

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ENCLOSURE B

Solvents Recovery Service of New England

104(e) Information Request Form for Generators

1. Name of Respondent: Benjamin Moore & Co.

2. Date Information Request Completed: February 2, 1993

3. For each transaction listed on Form 1 (attached),

identify by chemical name the type of waste material that the

Respondent sent for treatment or disposal to the Site or sent

with a transporter for treatment or disposal to the Site. If

the chemical name is not known, please state the trade name

and the name of the manufacturer. Also identify the

transporter of each waste volume and identify who made the

decision to bring the waste to the Site — the transporter,

generator, or broker. Attach copies of all documents

consulted, examined, or referred to in the preparation of

answers to these questions.

4. At the end of Form 1 and consistent with the format of Form

1, identifv and provide complete information on any

additional transactions which do not appear on Form 1 or

transactions which are in some manner incorrectlv recorded

on Form 1. Attach copies of all documents which provide

information on these transactions.

5. If you are not the generator of any of the wastes

attributed to you in the listing of transactions on Form 1

(i.e., you sent waste materials to the Site for disposal or

treatment that were generated by a person other than you),

please complete steps a through d below:

a) Provide the information requested for that transaction

on Form 1;

b) Highlight the transaction by placing an asterisk (*) to

the left of the appropriate transaction date on Form 1;

and

c) Provide the information requested on Form 2 (attached);

d) Attach copies of all documents consulted, examined, or

referred in to the preparation of answers to these

questions.

6. Please identify all persons consulted in the preparation of

the answers to these questions. Indicate their relationship

to the Respondent (e.g., current employee - environmental

manager, past employee - maintenance department, etc.).

Attach extra pages if necessary.

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Name: John S i lva

c/( 3 Benj; amin Moore & Co . , P.O. Box 220 A d d r e s s

Un: Lon Avenue Extens ion , Johnstown, NY 12095

(518) 736--1723 Phone No.

R e l a t i o n t o R e s p o n d e n t Former P lan t Manager - Milford P lan t

Name: Alfred Worsham

A d d r e s s : ^ / ° Benjamin Moore & Co. , 49 Sumner S t r e e t

Mil ford , MA 01757

P h o n e N o . (508) 473-8900

R e l a t i o n t o R e s p o n d e n t P lant Super intendent - Milford Plant

Name: Arthur Chianese

A d d r e s s : "^/o Benjamin Moore & Co. , 49 Sumner S t r e e t

Milford, MA 01757

P h o n e N o . (508) 473-8900

R e l a t i o n t o R e s p o n d e n t : Foreman of the Maintenance Department Milford Plant

Name: Mark Largey

A d d r e s s : '^^^ Benjamin Moore & Co. , 49 Sumner S t r e e t

Milford, MA 01757

P h o n e NO. (508) 473-8900

R e l a t i o n t o R e s p o n d e n t : A s s i s t a n t P lan t Supervisor Milford Plant

CONTINUED ON PAGE 2A

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Name: Van Stoaner

Address: c/o Benjamin Moore & Co.. 49 Sumner Street

Milford. MA 01757

Phone No. r508) 473-8900

Relation to Respondent Plant Operations Manager

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P l e a s e i d e n t i f y t h e p e r s o n ( s ) c o m p l e t i n g t h i s q u e s t i o n n a i r e and i d e n t i f y t h e r e l a t i o n s h i p t o t h e R e s p o n d e n t . A t t a c h e x t r a p a g e s i f n e c e s s a r y .

Name: John T. Rafferty

A d d r e s s : " /̂o Benjamin Moore & Co., 51 Chestnut Ridge Road

Montvale, NJ 07645

Phone No. (201) 573-9600

R e l a t i o n t o R e s p o n d e n t : Secretary and General Counsel

Name: Timothy L. Harker

A d d r e s s : The Harker Firm, 5301 Wisconsin Avenue, N.W.

Su i t e 740, Washington, D.C. 20015

Phone No. (202) 966-7900

R e l a t i o n t o R e s p o n d e n t : Attorney

Name:

A d d r e s s :

Phone No.

R e l a t i o n t o R e s p o n d e n t ;

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FORM 1 Page: l

Solvents Recovery Service of Mew England

Benjamin Moore 6 Company

Transaction Gallon Waste Type (3) Mame/Address Mame/Description of Who

Date (1) Volume (2) of Transporter Selected the Site (4)

10/11/72 4,400.00 See Exhibit A

10/31/72 4,400.00 See Exhibit A

11/30/72 8,580.00 See Exhibit A

12/28/72 4,400.00 See Exhibit A

01/18/73 3,960.00 See Exhibit A

01/22/73 3,520.00 See Exhibit A

02/05/73 2,200.00 See Exhibit A

02/12/73 2,420.00 See Exhibit A

03/05/73 2,200.00 See Exhibit A

03/27/73 3,520.00 See Exhibit A

Motes:

(1) The transaction date refers to the date the waste was delivered to SRSNE. This

date may differ from the date the waste left the generator's facility, (particularly

crif the transaction was brokered by another party), and therefore may not match exactly

C-with your records. EPA expects you to make your best efforts to correlate your

—records with EPA's documents. This is to prevent double-counting of shipments in

-EPA's volumetric ranking.

(2)"̂ All gallon volumes are waste-in transactions to SRSNE.

(3) Please state waste type by chemical name. If the chemical name is not known, please

state the trade name and the manufacturer's name.

(4) e.g., XYZ Chemical Company - generator; ABC Waste Trucking - transporter;

EFG Waste Disposal Service - broker.

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Solvents Recovery Service of Mew England

Benjamin Moore & Company

Transaction Gallon Waste Type (3) Date (1) Volume in. 04/02/73 3,410.00 See Exhibit A

04/09/73 3,410.00 See Exhibit A

05/17/73 2,805.00 See Exhibit A

05/24/73 2,750.00 See Exhibit A

06/04/73 3,520.00 See Exhibit A

06/28/73 2,310.00 See Exhibit A

07/19/73 3,905.00 See Exhibit A

07/23/73 3,355.00 See Exhibit A

2,035.00 See Exhibit A07/30/73

08/21/73 3,245.00 See Exhibit A

See A08/30/73 2,860.00 Exhibit

2,035.00 See Exhibit A09/24/73

See Exhibit A10/01/73 1,870.00

See Exh: Lbit A4,730.00 10/15/73

10/29/73 1,320.00 See Exh: Lbit A

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Solvents Recovery Service of New England

Benjiunin Moore t Company

Transaction Gallon Waste Type (3) Mame/Address Mame/Description of Who

Date (1) Volume (2) of Transporter Selected the Site (4)

12/10/73 1,760.00 See Exhibit A

See Exhibit A12/28/73 2,860.00

See Exhibit A01/14/74 1,760.00

See Exhibit A01/21/74 1,100.00

See Exhibit A07/05/77 2,090.00

See Exhibit A07/11/77 1,760.00

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Date Volume Waste Tvoe Transporter the Site

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12/10/73 1 ,760.00 See Note 1 See Note 1 See Note 1 12/28/73 2 ,860.00 See Note 1 See Note 1 See Note 1 01/14/74 1 760.00 See Note 1 See Note 1 See Note 1 01/21/74 1 ,100.00 See Note 1 See Note 1 See Note 1 07/05/77 2 090.00 See Note 1 See Note 1 See Note 1 07/11/77 1< 760.00 See Note 1 See Note 1 See Note 1 07/10/77 1 045.00 See Note 1 See Note 1 See Note 1 06/05/78 5< 660.00 See Note 1 See Note 1 See Note 1 01/24/79 5 462.00 See Note 1 See Note 1 See Note 1 02/28/79 4, 797.00 See Note 1 See Note 1 See Note 1 10/22/80 5 236.00 See Note 1 See Note 1 See Note 1

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Note A: Transportation was apparently provided to and from Solvent

Recovery Service's facilities in Southington, CT by Solvent

Recovery Service of Lazy Lane, Southington, CT.

Note B: We do not know who made the first decision to send

Benjamin Moore recyclable solvent wastes to Solvent Recovery

Service, but it appears that the decision was followed in this

instance by Robert Modrak. [Nota bene: Mr. Modrak is not

deceased, but he is physically incapacitated and no attempt was

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NOTE 1

After diligent research and investigation, Benjamin Moore is unable

to identify this specific transaction, and cannot, therefore,

provide any specifics about waste type. Transporter, or the

"name/description" of who selected the site.

NOTE 2

The 104(e) request asks for "copies of all documents consulted,

examined, or referred to in the preparation of answers to these

questions." We consulted documents from two sources. All

documents consulted, examined, or referred to from our files are

herewith produced (see Exhibits B and C). We also consulted the

documents that EPA produced to us on or about November 6, 1993.

Copies of the documents that came from EPA are not attached.

Please contact us if you would like copies.

Among the documents that Benjamin Moore found in its files are

fourteen separate sheets of paper that refer to three distinct

transactions within the relevant time period. These are separated

into packets in our enclosed Document Production.

Packet "one of three" includes three documents associated with a

transaction dated sometime in December 1979 (see Exhibit B).

Packet "two of three" includes five documents associated with a

transaction begun on January 8, 1980 (see Exhibit B).

Packet "three of three" includes six documents associated with a

transaction begun on February 1, 1980 (see Exhibit B).

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Transaction Gallon Waste Description Name/Address of Name/Description of Who

Date Volume Transporter Selected the Site

12/??/79 5,000.00 Waste Solvent Sludge SRS see Note A See Note B

Transaction dated 12/??/79

SRS Disposal Quote 11-21-79

SRS

Shipping Order 1-11-80 1900 gals reel Sol SRS carrier TO Benj Moore

SRS Invoice 9296/22 1-25-80 5000 gals in 1900 reclaim TO Benj Moore

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Note A Transportation was apparently provided to and from Solvent Recovery Service's facilities in

Southington, CT by Solvent Recovery Service of Lazy Lane, Southington, CT.

Note B. We do not know who made the first decision to send Benjamin Moore recycleable solvent wastes

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Benjamin Moore & Co. DATE QUOTED: 11/21/79 49 Summer Street LAB NUMBER: 9446 Milford, MA 01757 MINIMUM QTY: 5000 gallons

Att: Mr. Robert Modrak

PRODUCT: Mineral Spirit Sludge

DISPOSAL CHARGE $ .24/gallon )^ o O "= j X - ^ O O

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BTU's/gallon, SRSNJ will sample the crude prior to unloading,

reserving the right to reject the load if found to be signi

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MINIMUM DISPOSAL CHARGE; $150.00

TRANSPORTATION: Provided by Customer

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CRUDE TO: SRSNJ

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TERMS: Net 15 days

THIS QUOTATION IS BASED UPON YIELD OBTAINED FROM A PRE-SHIPMENT SAMPLE. IT MAY

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FROM THE PRE-SHIPMENT SAMPLE.

ALL QUOTATIONS SUBJECT TO REVISION IF NOT ACTED UPON WITHING 60 DAYS. THANK

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T h e carr ier shall no t make del ivery o f th is " " " o m e n t w i t h o u t paymen t of f re igh t and al l

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B E N J A M I N M O O R E & C O .

( S i g n a t u r e o f c o n s i g n o r . )

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' I f t he sh ipment moves be tween t w o po r t s b y a carr ier by water , the law requires t ha t t he b i l l o f lad ing shall state whether i t is "ca r r ie r ' s o r shipper 's w e i g h t . "

N O T E : • Where the rate is dependent o n va lue, shippers are requ i red t o state speci f i ca l l y in w r i t i n g t he agreed or declared value o f t h e p rope r t y . The agreed or dec lared value of t h e p rope r t y is hereby speci f ica l ly s tated by the sh ipper t o be n o t exceeding

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If charges are t o be prepa id , vyrite or s tamp here, " T o be Prepa id . "

TO BE PREPAID

t This is to certify that the named materials are properly classified, described, packaged, marked and labeled, and are in proper condition for transportation according to the applicable regulations of the Department of Transportation.

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DRUMS - PAINT, ENAMEL, LACQUER, STAIN, SHELLAC, VARNISH, FLAMMABLE LIQUID

KITS OR PAILS - PAINT, ENAMEL, LACQUER, STAIN, SHELLAC, VARNISH, FLAMMABLE UQUID

DRUMS - COMPOUNDS, LACQUER, PAINT OR VARNISH, REMOVING, REDUCING, FLAMMABLE LIQUID

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FOR INDUSTRY

SHIP TO 1086 t°'-°^° BoDtjamln Moore & Cd 49 Sumner S t r e e t Milford, MA 01757

A T E S H I P P E D V I A P R E P A I D C O L L E C T I N V O I C E D A T E OUR O R D E R N O . YOUR O R D E R N O ,

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GALS. OR LBS. CRUDE PROCESSED 5085 38 » YIELD

DRUMS RECONDITIONED

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TERMS: 2% 10 DAYS-60 NET

L I Q U I D G A L L O N S

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MARK: FOR RECLAIMATION

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-^ 0 k ̂ >u*^ d^^r>e property deecribetj. in apparent Qood order, except at noted Icontents end condition of contents of packeget unknown!, merked. consigned, and destined es indicated below, which laid carrier (the word earner being understood throughout this cont r K t 3t meaning any person or corporation in possession of the property under the contract, agrees to carry to Its usuat place of delivery et said destination, i l on us route, otherwise to deliver to another carrier on the route to said destination. It is mutually agreed, at to each earner of all or any ol said property over all or any portion of taid route to destinati'on, and as to each party at any time intereslrid in all or any of said propeny. that every ser. vice to be performed hereunder shall be subiect to all the terms and conditions of ttte Uniform Domestic Straight Bill of Lading set forth ( I ) in Official. Southern. Western and fllinois Freight Classifications in effect on the date hereof, if this is a rail or a rail-weler shipment, or 12} in the applicable motor carrier classification or tariff if this is a motor carrier shipment

Shipper ftaraby certil iet that he it familiar wi th atf tha tMms and conditions ol the caid bill of lading, includirtf those on the back thereof, set for th tn the ciauif ication or tariff which govarnt tite transportation of this shipment, and tfta said terms artd cortditions are hereby a^aad to by tfia shipijar and accepted for himself and his aatigns.

Subject to Section 7 of Concjitions of appi cable bill of lading, if this shipment is to be delivered to the consignee without recourse on the consignor, the consignor shall sign the following statement: .-...•..

ie carrier shall not make delivery of this .Tient without payment of freight and all

'ft'er lawful charges. BENJAIVlIN MOORE 8i CO.

(Signature of consignor.)

t The Fibre Boxes used for this shipment conform to the specifications set forth in the box maker's certificate thereon, and all other requirements of the Uniform Freight Classif icatioa

* If the shipment moves between two ports by a carrier by water, the law requires that the bill o< lading shall state whether it is "carrier's or shipper's weight."

NOTE: • Where tha rate is dependent on value, shippers are required to state specifically in writing the agreed or declared value of the property. Tha agreed or declared value of the property is hereby specifically stated by the shipper to be not exceeding

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If charges are to be prepaid, write or stamp here, "To be Prepaid."

TO BE PREPAID

t This is to certify that the named materials are properly classified, described, packaged, marked and labeled, and are in proper condition for transportation according to the applicable regulations . of the • ^p^ tmen t of Transportation

( M A I L O R S T R E E T A D D R E S S O F C O N S I G N E E - F O R P U R P O S E S O F N O T I F I C A T I O N O N L Y . )

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CARTONS - PAINT, ENAMEL, LACQUER, STAIN,

SHELLAC, VARNISH, FLAMMABLE LIQUID

DRUMS - PAINT, ENAMEL, LACQUER, STAiN,


KITS OR PAILS - PAINT, ENAMEL, LACQUER, STAIN,


DRUMS-COMPOUNDS, LACQUER. PAINT OR

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SOLVENTS RECOVERY SERVICE OF NEW ENGLAND, INC. Shipper -Agant

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BRAINARD INDUSTRIAL PARK 8667

HARTFORD, CONN. 06114

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O F N E W E N G L A N D , I N C . CUSTOM DISTILLATIONS LAZY LANE • SOUTHINGTON, CONN. 06489 PHONE 203-628-8084

FOR INDUSTRY

SOLD TO SHIP TO

1086 Benjamin Mooire & COe

49 Summer Street

Milford, MA 01757

D A T E S H I P P E D V I A P R E P A I D C O L L E C T I N V O I C E D A T E OUR O R D E R N O . Y O U R O R D E R N O .

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SOLVENTS RECOVERY SERVICE

OF N E W ENGLAND, INC.

P.O. BOX 362

SOUTHINGTON. CONN. 06489

TELEPHONE: (203) 621-8383

TELECOPIER: (203) 621-0810

April 24, 1990"

Dear Bulk Customer:

We have been notified of a price increase by each of the

three cement and lightweight aggregate kilns utilized by-

Solvents Recovery Service of New England, Inc, (SRSNE).

These kilns claim increased operating costs and ongoing

expenses related to compliance with Environmental

Regulations. I think we all can relate to both.

Effective June 1, 1990, SRSNE must increase our base

price for bulk waste received at our Southington, Connecticut

facility to $0.39 per gallon. BTU, chlorine and water

surcharges will remain the same.

In a related matter, it has been two (2) years since

SRSNE increased transportation rates. Since that time, our

drivers have received two (2) well deserved raises, insurance

rates have increased each year (in spite of our over one

million miles of accident-free driving), and diesel fuel

prices have been as high as $1.69 per gallon.

Effective June 1, 1990, the attached Transportation Rate

Schedule will apply.

If you have questions, please call our Customer Service

Department or your Technical Sales Representative. We

appreciate your past patronage and look forward to working

with you in the future.

Very truly^ft5urs.

Kenneth W. Knight

Vice President

KWK/els

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SOLVENTS RECOVERY SERVICE OF

NEW ENGLAND, INC.

TRANSPORTATION RATES

EFFECTIVE JUNE 1, 199 0

DRUMS DRUMS DRUMS BULK

1-19 20-49 50-T/L TANK TRUCK

CATE ONE-WAY

GORY MILES

1 0-29 170 195 225 275

2 30-49 195 225 260 310

3 50-69 255 290 330 380

4 • 70-89 310 350 400 450

5 90-109 370 420 470 530

6 110-129 430 480 540 610

7 130-149 500 555 615 690

8 150-169 560 625 685 770

9 170-189 625 695 755 850

10 190-209 695 760 825 925

11 210-229 760 830 895 1010

12 230-249 845 900 970 1095

13 250-269 925 975 1040 1150

14 SPECIAL

T/L = TRUCK LOAD

Pricing based on 40,000 pounds maximum load.

Above pricing includes one (1) hour free loading time on tankers,

box vans and LTL shipments. Additional time, if needed, will be

invoiced at.$50 per hour.

Vacuum unit charge $85 per hour while on your site.

Weekend & holiday pickups will be invoiced at rate plus 1/2.

All charges invoiced subject to a 5% insurance surcharge.

All shipments must comply with 40 CFR 268.7 (Notification of

Shipment of Restricted Hazardous Waste) and 40 CFR 172.205

(Identification of Reportable Quantities of Listed Hazardous-

Substances) and be accompanied by an appropriate State Manifest.

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OF NEW ENGLAND, INC.

P.O. BOX 362

SOUTHINGTON. CONN. 06489

TELEPHONE: (203) 621-8383

TELECOPIER: (203) 621-0810

August 18, 1989

Dear Customer;

As you know, the Hazardous Waste Transporter Fee for all

hazardous wastes manifested or logged for transport in the

Commonwealth of Massachusetts has been assessed at 9.2 cents per

gallon (0.92 cents/pound).

We have been advised that the Commonwealth has increased

this fee to 18.2 cents per gallon (1.82 cents/pound) beginning

on October 1, 1989. Our invoices will reflect this increase for

all wastes that we pick up after October 1st.

We recognize that the costs and responsibilities for the

conscientious management of hazardous wastes are escalating and

we are working to offset these with improved efficiences, new

equipment and processing. We appreciate the confidence you

place in us and we intend to continue to provide prompt and

reliable service to meet your waste management needs.

Kenneth W. Kn^g

Vice Presiden

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S O L V E N T S R E C O V E R Y S E R V i C I

O F H E V i E N G L A N D , I N C .

PO BOX 362

SOUTHINGTON, CONN. 06489

TELEPHONE (203) 621-8383

TELECOPIER (203) 621-0810

May 26, 1989

Dear Valued Customer:

On January 6th, 1989, you received a letter from SRS

notifying our customers of " a significant price increase for

drums destined for thermal destruction at Marine Shale (MSP).

My letter also stated that we v.'culd beciin invssticjstincr

additional options as well as continue to negotiate with MSP.

As a direct result, we are pleased to announce a $50 per

drum PRICE REDUCTION on all "ID" Suffix PINs, effective June

1, 1989. Line item 5a and 5b on the attached price list

reflects this reduction. Please note that special handling

solids (contaminated concrete, steel, valves, grating, piping

and steel rods) remain a problem for MSP and are now

surcharged. Please let us know if you have demolition debris.

We have begun consolidating sludges that are debris free.

These sludges may be shredded, ground and liquified into cement

kiln type fuel. This labor intensive operaton demands similiar

pricing to MSP type drums , but allows the use of solids for

their BTU content. Beneficial re-use and energy recovery is

what RCRA is all about.

We will continue negotiating volume discounts with offsite

TSDs like MSP as well as continue our development of SOLIDS-TO

-FUEL programs in an ongoing effort to make SRS your most

economically feasible and environmentally sound waste disposal

option.

Please call your Technical Sales Representative or our

Customer Service Department, if you have any questions.

Kenneth W. Knight

Vice President Sales u

KWK:cp

price reduction

000039

S 0 1 . V Z M T S R E C O V E R Y S E R V I C E

SOLVENTS RECOVERY SERVICE OF NEW ENGLAND, INC.

DRUM DISPOSAL PRICE SCHEDULE

EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY i, 1989

1. (FD or DD) Organic liquid and viscous sludges in 55 gallon

drums containing basically non-halogenated solvents or oils

(12,500 BTU/# minimum and 2% maximum halogens).

a. less than 1" unpumpable solids $ 65/dr.

b. 1"-12" dispersible viscous sludge 95/dr.

c. 12"-24" dispersible viscous sludge 125/dr.

d. over 24" dispersible viscous sludge 155/dr.

a-d applicable surcharges 9a, b, c

e. consolidated non-dispersible solids for

thermal destruction and/or energy recovery. 425/dr.

2. (HD) Organic halogenated liquids and viscous sludges

in 55 gal. drums containing over 25% halogenated

compounds (primarily FOOl and F002 waste streams)

V. a. less than 1" unpumpable solids $300/dr.

b. 1"-12" dispesible viscous sludge 330/dr.

c. 12"-24" dispersible viscous slduge 360/dr.

d. over 24 " dispersible viscous sludge 390/dr.

a-d applicable surcharge 9c

e. consolidate non-dispersible solids for $495/dr.

thermal destruction and/or energy recovery

3. (CD) Recoverable Solvent

Single spent solvent with dissolved case by case

solids or high boiling liquids

4. (GD) Solids for Landfill

a. 55 gallon drum $145/dr.

b. Overpack 195/dr.

5. (ID) Solids for Thermal Destruction and/or energy recovery

~ a. 55 gallon drum ' * $375/dr. b. Overpack * 525/dr.

«̂. c. reserved

v«.- * Revised 6/1/89

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d. subpart "O" incineration 55 gal/dr. case by case

e. subpart "O" incineration 30 gal.fiber case by case

pak

Applicable surcharge 9c

6. (ED) Empty Drums

7. Aqueous Waste

8. Reserved

9. Surcharges:

a. Heat Content

- less than 1" unpumpable solids $ 25/dri

1. 10,000 to 12,499 BTU/#

2. 7,500 to 9,999 BTU/#

3. 5,000 to 7,499 BTU/#

4. 2,500 to 4,999 BTU/#

5. 1,250 to 2,499 BTU/#

Halogen Content

1. 2.1-4%

2. 4.1-7%

3. 7.1-10%

4. 10.1-15%

5. 15.1-20%

6. 20.1-25%

Over 25% see Group 2

c. Shipping Quantity/Per Order

1. 1 - 3 Drums

2. 4 - 9 Drums

10. Miscellaneous Other Charges

a. Overpack Drums

b. Foreign materials not listed in HWDS

i.e., cans, rags, bottles,plastic liners

c. Waste Stream Approval

d. 30 Gallon Drum=75% of 55 gallon price

e. Addition of absorbent to meet landfill

criteria

case by case

$ 10/dr,

2 0/dri

50/dr,

100/dr,

150/dr,

$ 2 5/dr.

50/dr.

75/dr.

120/dr.

175/dr.

225/dr.

$ 50/dr.

20/dr.

$ 50/dr.

100/dr.

$100/stream

$ 25/bag

Please note that an insurance surcharge of 5' is assessed on

all bill charges.

000041

Follow The Leaders

ARINE SHALE PROCESSORS, INC.

MEET SOME OF MSP'S CUSTOMERS

FORTUNE 500 TOP TEN (8 of Top 10)

1. General Motors 2. Exxon 3. Ford Motor Compony 5. Mobil 6. General Electric 7. Texaco 6. AT&T

10. Chrysler Corporation

GOVERNMENT AGENCIES

1. Dept. of Justice- Oct.! 988 2. CIA-Aug.1988 3. Dept. of Energy-Mar. l 989 4. Dept. of Defense - Dec.1988 5. Dept. of State- Dec.1988 6. DEA- Dec.1988 7. Dept. of Agri. - Aug.1988 8. Coast G u a r d - O c t . l 988 9. N A S A - N o v . ! 988

ENVIRONMENTAL COMPANIES

1. Westinghouse 2. GSX Chemical Services 3. M a t l o c k , (a Rollins company)

4. Combustion Engineering 5. O.H. Materials 6. Thermal-Kern 7. Rho-Chemical 8. Solvents Recovery Services 9. IT Corporation

Those kinds of companies are very concerned these days about liability, and that's not a trivial matter. It's not something to be ignored if these large companies are sending their hazardous waste to that facility (MSP).

Mr. Joel Hi rschorn, Congressional Of f i ce of Technology Assessment, in a statement to the Christ ian Science Mon i to r ' s W o r l d M o n i t o r on March 9, 1989.

MSP'S FINISHED PRODUCTS ARE N O N - H A Z A R D O ^ IS THEIRS?

ARSENIC 0.0 0.3 5.0 MERCURY 0.0 0.0 0.2 SELENIUM 0.0 0.0 1.0 CHROMIUM 0.0 - ,0.1 5.0 CADMIUM 0.0 ; y - ^ ^ 1 ̂ mm LEAD 0.4 ^ ^27 ;2 ] BARIUM 0.8 0.4 100.00 BTU/lb. ND KQ^m. N/A

* Actual TCLP results in PPM for aggregate proiduced by MSP, anid samplecJ anid tested by the Louisiana Depar tmen t o f Env i ronmenta l Qua l i ty on November 23, 1988;

** Actual TCLP results in PPM and BTU per/Lb. from incinerator ash received by MSP.

Sales of MSP's slagged aggregate have averaged 100 tons per day during March 1989.

'^^JSi'if''.^ POLLUTION LIABILITY INSURANCE ^ .' s.,"..,.. ^'^.-^

MSP HAS IT! DO THEY? \CAtA::AL,..:.:m^^^^^^^ Afte'r risk assessment, MSP's limits were increased on March"16, 1989,T6 $5,000,000/$5,000,6b0

.-«-ViTf^* ** 1 ̂

- -̂ - •• • per occurrence/aggregate for an additional premium of $31,000 • - ' - . ' . . . . . (Insurance certificate providecJ on request) ; ^"r'^

> ^ ' MSP's gross revenues for the first quarter 1989 are the highest ever!

ENVIRONMENTALVf SAFE

. Marin* Shal* Proc»i»or», Inc. • 110 James Drive Wejt, Suite 120 • St. Rose, LA 70087 • 504 465-3300 • 1.800-USA-MSPJi "Ottffb'Js Circle No. 118 on Reader Service Card I


O F N E W E N G L A N D . I N C .

P.O BOX 362

SOUTHINGTON, C O N N . 06489

TELEPHONE: (203) 621-8363

TELECOPIER (203) 628-0810

Dear Valued Customer:

We believe, Solvents Recovery Service of New England's

Transportation Service is second to none. Our driver's are

well trained, courteous and service oriented to all of our

customers. We have upgraded our equipment to include a new

vacuum tanker to reduce the schedule backlog.

It has been over two (2) years since SRS has increased

New England transportation rates. I have attached a chart

designed to standardize our drum and bulk rates based on

miles from our Southington, Connecticut facility.

The price increase is less than 5% average and will be

effective July 1, 1988.

If you have any questions please call your Technical

Sales Representative or our Customer Service Department. We

appreciate your past patronage and look forward to serving

your solvent recovery and waste disposal needs in the near future.

Sintf'erely ,

enneth W. Knight

ales Manager

K W K : c m b

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SOLVENTS KECOVERY SERVICE OF NEW ENGLAND, INC.

TRANSPORTATION RATES

EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 1988

Number of Drums

Category Mi los 1-19 20-49 50- TL

1 0-29 170 195 225

2 30-49 195 225 260

3 50-69 255 290 330

4 70-89 310 350 400

5 90-109 370 420 470

6 110-129 430 480 540

7 130-149 500 555 615

8 150-169 560 625 685

9 170-189 625 695 755

10 190-209 695 760 825

11 210-229 760 830 895

12 230-249 845 900 970

13 250-269 925 975 1040

14 Special

T/L= Truck Load

Tank truck rate is same as T/L.

Pricing based on 40,000 pounds maximuni load.

Above pricing includes one (1) hour free loading time on tankers,

box vans and LTL shipments. AdditiorTdl time, if needed, will be

invoiced at ?5D per hour.

Vacuum unit charge $85 per hour while on your site.

All charges invoiced subject to a 5% insurance surcharge.

All shipments must comply with 40 CFR 268.7 (Notification of ship

ment of restricted hazardous waste) and 40 CFR 172.205 (Identification

of reportable quantities of listed hazardous substances) and be

accompanied by an appropriate state manifest.

000044



P O BOX 3 6 2

S O U T H I N G T O N C O N N 0 6 4 8 9

P H O N E i 2 0 3 i 6 2 1 8 3 8 3

October 15th. 1987.

Dear Customer:

Attached are two compliance memoranda addressing

regulatory requirements. The first refers to an annual

update of Hazardous Waste Data Sheets. The second refers to

a notification form that must be attached to the manifests

accompanying all future shipments of "restricted" hazardous

wastes .

Compliance with both of these is mandated under RCRA

rules. Will you please ensure that these are brought to the

attention of the person or department responsible for

regulatory compliance.

Very truly yours.

— >^v=^^C^^

James R. Hulm

Vice President

JRH:dap

Attachments

000045

S O L V E N T S R E C O V E R Y S E R V I C E COMPLIANCE MEMORANDUM

October 1, 1987

Re: Hazardous Waste Data Sheet - Annual Update

The RCRA rules require that the waste analysis that we

receive for each waste stream from each of our customers

must be updated annually. We must also remind you that the

Product Identification Number (PI #) we have assigned to

each of your wastes defines a unique stream. If the nature

of your waste changes or if you add a new stream , we must

have a new Hazardous Waste Data Sheet.

The attached is a list of the PI numbers for which we

have your Hazardous Waste Data Sheets on file. Blank

Hazardous Waste Data Sheets are also attached with the PI

numbers entered at the top right hand corner of each sheet.

We have taken this opportunity to update our Hazardous

Waste Data Sheets to Incorporate some of the recent

regulatory requirements You will notice that we are

including reference to the reportable quantity regulations

and have asked you to use this form for SARA Title III

notification. This is a requirement that we be notified of

any materials that are listed in Appendix A of 40 CFR Part

355

Please fill out a new Sheet for each stream that you

still generate and for any new or changed streams. Note the

instructions on the back side of the Hazardous Waste Data

Sheet, particularly the requirement that each space must be

filled in. If the information is not available or has not

been determined, please note N.A. or N.D. This is a uniform

requirement for all Treatment, Storage and Disposal

Facilities. We are subject to inspection by the EPA and the

DEP and will have no choice but suspend processing your

waste until we have a current Hazardous Waste Data Sheet on

file. We will put this policy into effect on December 1st.

If you have any questions, please call your sales

representative .

Attachments

U 0 0 0 4 B

S O L V E N T S R E C O V E R Y S E R V I C I COMPLIANCE MEMORANDUM

October 1. 1987

Re: Notification of Form to Accompany Manifest Re: Shipment

of a "Restricted" Waste

On July 8th the EPA published their most recent rules limiting

the use of landfills for certain specified wastes. At that time they

included the "California List" in their prohibition. In effect this

expanded on the restrictions and notification requirements we advised

you of in June. We have revised the notification form we suggested

you use and have attached copies of two forms for your use to this letter. We suggest you make xerox copies of these forms for future shipments.

Please note that the notification form is just as important as the manifest and must accompany every shipment of a "restricted"

waste . We are prohibited from accepting anv such waste that is not

accompanied by both the manifest and the notification.

Two forms of notification are attached, one is required when

restricted wastes are shipped to treatment facilities the other when

the waste is shipped for land disposal.

1. Notification of shipment of a hazardous waste restricted from

land disposal.

This is required under 40 CFR 268.7(a)(1) and puts the

treatment facility operator on notice that the hazardous waste

contains a restricted component. It also reminds the operator

of the level to which the contaminant must be removed before any

treatment residues can be land disposed.

Notification of shipment of a restricted waste meeting treatment

standards .

This is required under 40 CFR 268.7(a)(2). It informs the

disposal facility operator that the waste contains a restricted

component that is, or has been treated to be. below the

treatment standard. This must be certified by the generator and

supported either by attached analytical date or by specific

reference, including date and P.l. number, to the Hazardous

Waste Data Sheet you have submitted.

If you have any questions, please call your sales representative.

Attachments 0^^0047

.R,S. or NE\4 ENGLAND INC

392-00 BENJAMIN MOORE COMPANY PG BOX 416 ^9 SUMNER STREET MILFORD MA 01757

PIN DESV-RIPTION

007032-FB RQ UAGTE PETROLEUM DISTILLATE

HAZARDOUS WASTE DATA SHEET n National SOLVENTS RECOVERY SERVICE OF NEW ENGLAND, INC. Association

of Solvent Lazy Lane, Southington, CT 06489 203-621-8383 Recyclers

Transportation Permit #Solid Waste Facility CT DEP/HWM 131-032 CTD.E.P. #CT-HW-148 p.i.# EPA ID# CTD 009717604

GENERATOR AND WASTE IDENTIFICATION | SALESMAN

WASTE DESCRIPTION GENERATOR

ADDRESS

GENERATING PROCESS CITY. STATE, ZIP

TECHNICAL CONTACT

USEPA HAZ WASTE » | | | TITLE

STATE HAZ WASTE • | i | TEL »( ) EXT

LISTED HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE 49 CFR 172 101 GENERATOR EPA ID »

RO BILL TO

DOT PROPER SHIPPING NAME ADDRESS

CITY. STATE. ZIP

HAZARD CLASS UN/NA. TEL • ( ) EXT

WASTE QUANTITY

QUANTITY UNIT TIME INTERVAL QUANTITY UNIT CONTAINER SIZE AND TYPE

SHIPMENT FREQUENCY PER VOLUME IN STORAGE IN

DESCRIPTION

PHYSICAL STATE D LIQUID O SEMI-SOLID D SOLID TOTAL SOLIDS WT % SUSPENDED SOLIDS WT %

PHASES/LAYERING • UNILAYER D BILAYER D MULTILAYER BTU/» ASH% WATER WT % SP.GR

VISCOSITY D HIGH D li«EDIUM D LOW FLASH POINT "F TYPE

TYPE OF SOLIDS D ORGANIC Q INORGANIC D MIXED PH RANGE FROM TO VAP PRES mm Hg (g 24°C

ODOR D NONE D MILD D STRONG BOILING POINT "C FREEZING POINT "C

C O M P O S I T I O N INCLUDE WATER MUST ADD TO 100% METALS CONTENT PPM BY WT. TOTAL/PPM IN FREE LIQUID

COMPONENT s ARSENIC / SELENIUM / CADMIUM / THALLIUM / CHROMIUM VI / COPPER / LEAD / BARIUM / MERCURY / ZINC / NICKEL 1 / ' SUPPORTING INFORMATION

TOTAL % CHLORINE TOTAL % SULFUR

PESTICIDES D YES n NO HERBICIDES D YES D NO PCBs D YES D NO

AVAILABLE ANALYTICAL DATA ATTACHED D YES O NO

MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS ATTACHED D YES D NO

IDENTIFY ANY SUBSTANCE IN THIS WASTE LISTED IN SARA TITLE Ml

' SEE 40 CFR 356 App A SPECIAL HANDLING INSTRUCTIONS

CERTIFICATION THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY CERTIFIES THAT THE ABOVE INFORMATION INCLUDES AN ACCURATE DESCRIPTION OF THE NATURE AND SOURCE OF THE

MATERIAL; THE PHYSICAL PROPERTIES AND CHEMICAL COMPOSITION HAVE BEEN FULLY DESCRIBED USING ALL AVAILABLE INFORMATION AND THAT

ALL KNOWN OR SUSPECTED HAZARDS HAVE BEEN DISCLOSED; THE INSTRUCTIONS ON THE BACK OF THIS FORM H A V E ' B E E N READ AND UNDERSTOOD

ALL SAMPLES SUBMITTED HAVE BEEN TAKEN IN ACCORDANCE WITH SAMPLING PROCEDURES SET FORTH IN 40 CFR 261. THESE SAMPLES MUST BE

OUALIFIED AS CONFORMING TO THIS HAZARDOUS WASTE DATA SHEET AND AS BEING TREATABLE IN SRS's FACILITY THE CHARGE FOR THIS IS $100 THE

UNDERSIGNED AGREES TO ACCEPT. HONOR AND PAY SRS's INVOICE FOR THIS SERVICE.

SIGNATURE

V ^ ^ ^ .AB REPORT ISSUED ON

^PPROVED FOR PROCESSING ON ^PPHOVED FOR QUOTATION ON

3Y oiHl0 4'3 SALESMAN

WHITE. CUSTOMER FILE CANARY. LABORATORY PINK: SALESMAN GOLDENROD GENERATOR

COMPLIANCE MEMORANDUM SOLVENTS RECOVERY SERVICE

October 1, 1987

Re: Notification of Form to Accompany Manifest Re: Shipment

of a "Restricted" Waste

On July 8th the EPA published their most recent rules limiting

the use of landfills for certain specified wastes. At that time they

included the "California List" in their prohibition. In effect this

expanded on the restrictions and notification requirements we advised

you of in June . We have revised the notification form we suggested

you use and have attached copies of two forms for your use to this

letter. We suggest you make xerox copies of these forms for future

shipments .

Please note that the. notification f orm is just ap important as

the manifest and must accomoanv every shipment of a "restricted"

waste. We are orohibited from accepting anv such waste that Is not

accompanied bv both the manifest and the notification.

Two forms of notification are attached , one is required when

restricted wastes are shipped to treatment facilities the other when

the waste is shipped for land disposal.

1. Notification of shipment of a hazardous waste restricted from

land disposal .

This is required under 40 CFR 268.7(a)(1) and puts the

treatment facility operator on notice that the hazardous waste

contains a restricted component. It also reminds the operator

of the level to which the contaminant must be removed before any

treatment residues can be land disposed.

2. Notification of shipment of a restricted waste meeting treatment

standards.

This is required under 40 CFR 268.7(a)(2). It informs the

disposal facility operator that the waste contains a restricted

component that is, or has been treated to be, below the

treatment standard. This must be certified by the generator and

supported either by attached analytical date or by specific

reference, including date and P.I. number, to the Hazardous

Waste Data Sheet you have submitted.

If you have any questions, please call your sales representative.

Attachments U^iOOO'-^


V NOTIFICATIONOTIFICATIONN OOFF SHIPMENSHIPMENTT OOFF AA HAZARDOUHAZARDOUâ i£iSTE RESTRICTED FROM LAND DISPOSAL

GENERATOR:

ADDRESS:

MANIFEST #:

PI #:

I . Idble_£CH£_^Ccnclilutnt in Wi ExLract 'i. 0 _ C f R _ ^ 6 8 . i l

W.i.';r cw.it e r e A l l O t h e r C o n r f - n t r i i t i o n ( I n mg/1) Conl l i n i n g Sp e n t

Sp'.-nt o l v e n tsf 001,.f005. Sp.;ni._Solv

SOLVENTS R E C O V E R Y SERVICE

NOTIFICATION OF SHIPMENT OF A RESTRICTED WASTE MEETING TREATMENT STANDARS^

CD GENERATOR:

ADDRESS:

MANIFEST # II. "California List" 40 CFR 2flfi.3?

r~| (1) Liquid hazardous wastes have a pH less than or equal to two

PI #: (2.0).

r1 (2) Liquid hazardous wastes containing polychlorlnated blphenyls

(P(iBe) at concentrations greater than or equal to 50 ppm.

I . Tiil>le.-C£W£ -_C&iiijLllu!;DL_la.Jiijsli_ExLraiLl CKR 268 l U • (3) Liquid hazardous wastes that are primarily water and contain halogenated organic compounds (HOCs) in total concentration

W.Tr.t (̂ wat trs All Other greater than or equal to 1,000 rag/1 and less than 10,000 mg/l C o n c e n t r a t i o n ( I n m g / 1 ) ConlHlnlng Spent HOCs.

Spent Solvent

yaate.a

ExLiact AO

f.0 Q U i ) 0 ̂ S v-; ;i r _Sttl-VLen Lfi Siii.VinLa III. "California Llat" RCRA Section 3nn4fd^

Ac et on 0.05 0.59 • (A) Liquid hazardous wastes, including free liquids associated with

n -Buty 1 alcohol 5.0 5.0 any aolld or sludge, containing free cyanides at concentrations

Ca rbon disulfide 1.05 4.81 greater than or equal to 1,000 ng/l.

Ca rbon tetrachloride .05 .96

Ch loro benzene .15 .05 Q (B) Liquid hazardous wastes, Including free liquids associated with

Cr esol B (and creoyllc a d d ) 2.82 .75 any solid or sludge, containing the following metal (or

Cy cloh exanone .75 elements) or compounds of these metals (or eleaents) at .125

1 ,2-dl chlorobenzene concentrations greater than or equal to those specified below: .65 .125

Et hyl acetate ..05 .75

Et hyle benzene .05 .053 (1) arsenic and/or compounds (as As) 500 fflg/1;

Et hyl ether (ii) cadmium and/or compounds (as Cd) 100 mg/1; .05 .75

(111) chromium (VI and/or compounds (as Cr VI) 500 mg/1; In obut a n d 5.0 5.0

Me than ol .25 .75 (iv) lead and/or compounds (as Pb) 500 ag/1;

Me thyl ene chloride .20 .96 (v) aercury and/or compounds (aa Hg) 20 mg/1;

He thyl ene chloride (from the phar (vl) nickel and/or compounds (as Ni) 134 mg/1:

mace utlcal industry) 12.7 .96 (vil) seleniuin and/or compounds (as Se) 100 ag/1: and

(vlil) thallium and/or compounds (as Th) 130 mg/1. He thyl ethyl ketone 0.05 0.75

Me thyl Isobuty1 ketone 0.05 0.33

The attached analysis shows that this waste meets or has been treated NI t rob enzene 0,66 0. 125

to the standard listed above. rldl ne 1.12 0.33

Te t rac hloroethylene 0.079 0.05

CERTIFICATION To luen e 1 . 12 0.33

1 .1 ,1-Trichloroethane 1.05 0.41

I certify under penalty of law that I personally have examined and am 1 ,2,2- Trlchloro-1,2,2-trlfluroethane 1.05 0.96

Tr familiar with the waste through analysis and testing or through Ichl oroethy lene 0.062 0.091

knowledge of the waste to support this certification that the waste Tr Ichl orofluoromethane 0.05 0.96

complies with the treatment standards specified in 40 CFR Part 268 Xy lene 0.05 0. 15

Subpart D and all applicable prohibitions set forth in 40 CFR 268.32

FQ20-F023 and Fn?f,-Fn?fi UastPR or RCRA 3004(d). I believe that the information I submitted is true, CiiiULeiLLx.ailtm accurate and complete. I an aware that there are significant

penaltlea for aubmitting a false certification, Including the HxCDD-All Hexachlorodlbenzo-p-dloxlns


O F N E W E N G L A N D , I N C .

P O ROX 3 6 2

S O U T H I N G T O N COMN 0 6 i l 8 9

P H O N E i 2 0 3 i 6 2 1 B 3 8 3

November 9, 1987

Dear Customer:

The Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection

(DEP) has informed us that beginning January 1, 1988 they

will only accept the Connecticut "C" Series manifest for

shipments received at our Southington , Connecticut ,

facility. The State will be sending Connecticut generators

a letter of notification in the near future. Manifests can

be ordered from:

Department of Environmental Protection

Division of Hazardous Waste

Manifest Sales Office

122 Washington Street

Hartford, Connecticut 06106

They are 25



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P M C N C I 2 0 3 > 6 2 1 . 8 3 8 3

June 30, 1987

OO0892

BEN.) AM IM MQORE COMl--piNY

FT) P.O.X 41(S

49 SUMNER STREET

M-TI-.F-ORD

MA 0:1757

ATTNt AL WORSHAM

Dear Customer:

Attached are two compliance memoranda dated 6/17/87 and

6/26/87 addressing recent regulatory requirements. The

first refers to the requirement that waste generators notify

TSDF facility operators of the shipment of restricted

materials. The second refers to the need to identify

containers holding more than a certain reportable quantity

of specific hazardous substances. All future shipments of

hazardous waste are affected by these rules. Will you

please ensure that these shipments are in compliance.

Very truly yours.

/^e^l^L. James R. Hulm

Vice President

JRH:dap

Attachments

OUUUD';


O F N E ^ V E N G L A N D , I N C .

P O ROX 3 6 2


P H O N C I 2 0 3 I 6 2 1 . 8 3 8 3

COMPLIANCE MEMORANDUM June 17, 1987

Re: Notification of Shipment of Restricted Hazardous

Waste as Required Under 40 CFR 268.7

The November 8th landfill ban makes a critical

distinction between waste streams based on use not

composition. The ban restricts specifically the FOOl to

F005 wastes which are described as spent solvents and still

bottoms. Attached are the definitions from 40 CFR part 261

of the F wastes and a clarification of what constitutes a

"spent solvent."

The landfill ban also required generator notification

of the shipment of restricted wastes. This requirement has

been almost universally misinterpreted or ignored. The

notification required is that all shipments of Restricted

hazardous waste (F001-F005) .to any recycling, treatment or

disposal facility carry with them notification by the

generator of the landfill ban treatment standards in Subpart

D of 40 CFR 268.

The EPA has responded to the confusion that this

stipulation caused by issuing a final rule correction. This

was published in the Federal Register on 6/4/87 at 52 FR

21010 and became effective immediately. The correction

acknowledges that ambiguous language in the rule could have

been improperly construed and revised the notification

requirements. The revised rule is now in effect and all

future shipments must be in compliance.

This means that even though virtually no FOOl to F005

wastes are headed for landfill, since they are banned, each

shipment of any F001-F005 waste must be accompanied by the

notification required under 40 CFR 268.7. We have attached

a form of certification that satisfies these requirements.

Please review the attached definitions and attach a signed

copy of this certification to the manifest for all future

covered shipments. We will attach a copy of this

certification to the hazardous waste data sheet we hold in

your file.

Attachments 0 00-055

W h i c h EPA waste codes are affecteci by the

b a n ?

001—The following spent halogenated solvents used degreasing: tetrachioroethylene, trichloroethylene,

methylene chloride, 1,1,1-trichloroethane, carbon tetrachloride and chlorinated fluorocarbons; all spent solvent mixtures/blends used in degreasing containing, before use, a total of ten percent or more (by volume) of one or more of the above halogenated solvents or those solutions listed in F002, F004 and F005; and still bottoms from the recovery of those spent solvent mixtures.

F002—The following spent halogenated solvents:

tetrachioroethylene, methylene chloride, trichloroethy

lene, 1,2,1-trichloroethane, chlorobenzene, 1,1,2-trichloro-1,2,2,-trifluoroethane, ortho-dichlorobenzene

and trichlorofluoromethane; all spent solvent mix

tures/blends containing, before use, a total of ten per

cent or blends containing, before use, a total of ten

percent or more (by volume) of one or more of the

above halogenated solvents or those solvents listed in

FOOl, F004 and F005, and still bottoms from the

recovery of these spent solvents and spent solvent

mixtures.

F005—The following spent non-halogenated solvents: xylene, acetone, ethyl acetate, ethyl benzene, ethyl ether, methyl isobutyl ketone, n-butyl alcohol, '^yclohexanone, and methanol; all spent solvent mix-ures/blends containing, before use, only the above

spent non-halogenated solvents and all spent solvent mixtures/blends containing, before use, one or more of the above non-halogenated solvents, and, a total of ten percent or more (by volume) of one or more of those solvents listed in FOOl, F002, F004 and F005; and still bottoms from the recovery of these spent solvents and spent solvent mixtures.

F004—The following spent non-halogenated solvents:

cresols and cresylic acid and nitrobenzene; all spent

solvent mixtures/blends containing, before use, a total

of ten percent or more (by volume) of one or more of

the above non-halogenated solvents or those solvents

listed in FOOl, F002, and F005; and still bottoms from

the recovery of these spent solvents and spent sol

vent mixtures.

F005—The following spent non-halogenated solvents; toluene, methyl ethyl ketone, carbon disulfide, isobutanoi and pyridine, all spent solvent mixtures/blends containing, before use, a total of ten percent or more (by volume) of one or more of the above non-halogenated solvents or those solvents listed in FOOl, F002 and F004, and still bottoms from the recovery of these spent solvent mixtures.

^What is the (difference between a spent solvent (F waste) and other solvent wastes?

A solvent is considered "spent" when it has been

used and is no longer fit for use without being

regenerated, reclaimed or otherwise reprocessed. On

the other hand, process wastes where solvents were used as reactants or ingredients in the formulation of commercial chemical products are not spent solvents. The products themselves are not covered. December 31, 1985 Federal Register.

A solvent that has not been used but is being discarded also would not be considered a "spent" solvent and would not be affected by the November 8 solvent ban. It may be a " P " or " U " waste which will be considered at a later date by U.S. EPA. These wastes are currently scheduled to be evaluated by EPA by August of 1988.

Are all F001-F005 wastes banned from land disposal on November 8, 1986?

No. EPA has granted a 2 year nationwide variance on certain wastes due to inadequate incineration and treatment capacity to treat these banned wastes. The following wastes will not be banned until 1988:

• Solvent wastes of small quantity generators (1001000 kilograms of hazardous waste per month).*

• Solvent wastes generated from any remedial or response action taken under §104 or 106 of CERCLA or any corrective action taken under RCRA.

• Solvent wastes containing less than 1 % (10,000 ppm) total F001-F005 solvent constituents in a solvent-water mixture, a solvent containing sludge or a solvent-contaminated soil.

00005B

Re: Notification of Shipment of Restricted Hazardous

Waste - As Required Under 40 CFR 268.7

Generator :.

Address:

1. Manifest #

2. EPA Hazardous Waste #.

3. This waste contains solvents listed in Table CCWE

40 CFR 268.41. These must be treated to Table CCWE

listed standards prior to land disposal.

4. Attached is available analytical data.

Date Authorized Representative

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COMPLIANCE MEMORANDUM June 26, 1987

Re: Identification of Reportable Quantities of Listed

Hazardous Substances Required Under 49 CFR 172.205

This memorandum is intended to clarify the DOT

requirement that any shipping container of 110 gallons or

less, or any bulk transporters, that contain more than a

specified amount (reportable quantity) of a hazardous

substance be identified.

The new DOT regulations, effective July 1st, 1987, are

designed to ensure that carriers of any hazardous substance

covered by the Comprehensive Environmental Response ,

Compensation and Liability Act (the CERCLA list) can provide

the National Response Center with specific identification in

the event of a spill or release. They have done this by

identifying the CERCLA hazardous substances and mixtures in

an appendix to the 49 CFR 172.101 list of reportable

quantities. Any materials on this list that are either

present in one container in an amount in excess of the

listed reportable quantity or, when in a mixture or

solution, are at a greater concentration than that shown

below for a given corresponding RQ, must be identified.

Concentration bv Weight

RO pounds (kJloErams) Percent PPM

5000 (2270) 10 100.000 1000 (454) 2 -20.000 100 (45.4) 0.2 2.000 10 (4.54) 0.02 200 1 (0.454) 0.002 20

Identification will be by an entry on the label for

containers of less than 110 gallons and on the manifest for

both drums and bulk. This entry must include the notation

RQ and either the specific listing or, in the case of

characteristic wastes (Ignitable, Corrosive, Reactive, EP

Toxic) the wording "EPA Ignitability," "EPA Corrosivity,"

"EPA Reactivity," "EPA EP Toxic." For example RCRA waste

number DOOl has an RQ of lOOi*. The correct US DOT

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COMPLIANCE MEMORANDUM SOLVENTS RECOVERY SERV.C.

June 26. 1987

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description in No. 11 of the uniform manifest for a liquid

would be:

RQ Waste flammable liquid NOS (EPA Ignitability)

UN 1993.

For a spent solvent mixture F003 the correct entry

would be:

RQ Waste flammable liquid NOS (F003)

UN1993

This entry must include "F003" despite the fact that F003

must also be entered in Item I.

There is some confusion in the listing of the F

wastes. The RQ for FOOl and F002 is 1#, for F003 and F005,

100# and for F004 , l.OOOi*. However these are the RQ' s for

the lowest listed RQ of each individual constituent , see

attached. The conflict arises between whether an F003

waste , a listed hazardous substance , that is spent toluene

also listed should be labelled as a "reportable quantity"

because there is 100# of F003 in a drum or not labelled

because the RQ for spent toluene is 1,000)?.

This conflict can be resolved by labelling all F wastes

as reportable quantities, RQ before the shipping name,

followed by FOOl through F005 in parenthesis after the name.

Labelling all F wastes with "RQ" followed by FOOl

through F005 in parenthesis after the shipping name will

satisfy the regulation.

The U series of wastes are compound specific. Once It

has been decided that each containe

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