FEDERAL ON-SCENE COORDINATOR'S REPORT
FOR THE
ATHELL MOUNTAIN DRUM DUMP SITE
ATWE.LL, McDOWELL COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA
SEPTEMBER 1, 1987 to FEBRUARY 12, 1988
cxEPAREGION III'*•.*—* -EiiCD/tcuru
i'. RESPONSE
Benton M. WilmothSenior On-Scene coordinator
United States Environmental Protsction AgencyRegion III
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
FACTS SHEET
FOREWORD
I. INTRODUCTIONA. Initial Situation/Nature of the IncidentB. Site Location.C. Efforts to Obtain Cleanup by Potential
Responsible Party
II. ROSTER OF AGENCIES, ORGANIZATIONS AND INDIVIDUALSORGANIZATION OF THE RESPONSE
III. NARRATIVE OF EVENTS
IV. RE:.OIUICES COMMITTEDA. Initial Funding RequestB. Additional Funding RequestC. Estimated Total cost Summary
V. EFFECTIVENESS OF THE REMOVALA. Activities of the Various Agencies
1. Potential Responsible Party2. State and Local Forces3. Federal Agencies4. Contractors
B. Disposal Methods and Quantities RemovedVI. CHRONOLOGY OF EVENTS
VII. PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED AND RECOMMENDATIONS
VIII. LEGAL ASPECTS
APPENDICES
A. Maps and SketchesB. Photographic DocumentationC. POLREPs and special BulletinsD. Region III Incident Notification ReportE. Site Safety PlanF. Speciul Bulletin A Funding DocumentG. Additional Funding RequestH. ManifestI. Analytical Data and Haste ProfileJ, Delivery Order/Procurement Request
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REGION III PROJECT 0183CERCLA .EHERGE.N_CY REMOVAL ACTION_________________FACTS SHEET
SITE: Atwell Mountain Drum Dump site
SIZE: 75' x 75'
LOCATION: Off County Route 2 - North of Atwell,McDowell County, West Virginia
APPROVAL DATE: September 1, 1987
PROJECT DATES: September 1, 1987 through February 12, 1988DESCRIPTION: The Atwell Mountain Drum Dump Site was the
location of an abandoned dump of seventeen55-gallon drums of waste sodium cyanide locatedon a mountaintop in rural southern West Virginia.WVDNR referred the site to the U.S. EPAEmergency Response Section who directed anemergency site assessment on 8/31/87. Someof the drums were open with their coni-eni-aspilled on the ground, on September 1, 1987the osc utilized his Delegation of Authority14-1-A (4/8/86) to obtain $50,000 in CERCLAmonies to mitigate the direct contactthreat posed by the uncontrolled leakingdrums of waste sodium cyanide.
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS: Waste Sodium cyanide
QUANTITIES REMOVED: Seventeen (17) drums, of waste sodiumcyanide; seven (7) drums of contaminatedsoil; two (2) drums of contaminatedclothing totaling 26 55-gallon drums
osc: Benton M. Wilmoth
REMOVAL CONTRACTOR: O.K. Materials, Inc., Findlay, OhioAMO Pollution Services, Inc., canonsburg, PA
DISPOSAL LOCATION: Cyanokem, Detroit, Michigan
PROJECT CEILliKJ: $ 240,000.00
PROJECT COST: $ 53,074.41 (estimated)
COMMENTS: Cooperation between federal, state andlocal authorities helped to eliminate thisthreat to the public health and the environ-ment in a timely and professional manner.
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INTRODUCTION
A. initial's ituation/Nature of the Incident
Seventeen drums of unknown contents were discovered by aprivate citizen who notified the West Virginia Department ofNatural Resources (WVDNR). WVDNR representatives performed theinitial site investigation and found numerous drums labeled"Poisonous-Contact with Acids Emanates Poisonous Gases", two ofwhich were opened and had leaked a white granular substance ontothe ground. They also noted strong noxious odors coming from thearea of the spilled drums.
On August 31, 1987, the WVDNR (Pamela Hayes) notified U.S.EPA Sr, On-scene coordinator Benton Wilmoth of the presence ofthe leaking drums. On that date, osc Wilmoth directed the Roy F.Weston Technical Assistance Team (TftT) to perform an emergencyassessment to determine the presence and magnitude of the threatposed by the drums.
On September 1, 1987, the OSC and TAT mobilized to the siteand observed sixteen (16) drums, with one later discovered,dumped over a hillside in an open roadside dump. Draegor tubeanalysis of the open drums indicated tue presence of cyanide inthe spilled material. Based on the direct contact and Inhalationthreat posed by the uncontrolled, open drums of waste cyanide,the OSC elected to utilize his Delegation of Authority 14-1-A(4/8/86) to remove the drums and excavate any contaminated soilat the site.
B. site Location
The Atwell Mountain Drum Dump Site was located off CountyRoute 2 near Atwell, McDowell county, West Virginia, in a rural,mountainous area 0.2 of a mile from the Atwell Mountain Church ofGod and 0.4 of a mile from the nearest residence.C. Efforts to Obtain Cle_anup by Potential Responsible Party
No potential responsible parties have been Identified inconnection with this removal project at the time of thisprinting. There were no identifiable labels or markings on thedrums that would indicate a potential responsible party.
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NARRATIVE OF EVENTS
The Atwell Mountain Drum Site was referred to EPA'sEmergency Response Section by the West Virginia Department ofNatural Resources (WVDNR) Division of Waste Management. OnAugust 31, 1987 the WVDNR (Pamela Hayes) notified Senior On-SceneCoordinator, Benton Wilmoth of the Wheeling, West Virginia FieldOffice that several drums had been found abandoned in a ruralarea along County Route 2 near Atwell, McDowell County, WestVirginia. WVDNR inspectors had performed the initial visit inresponse to a local residents' complaint. Three of these drumswere labeled, "Poisonous-Contact with Acids Emanates PoisonousGases", of which two were open and had spilled a white, granularsolid onto the ground. Strong, noxious odors were detected inthe area immediately surrounding the open drums during the stateinspection.
On August 31, 1987, OSC Wilmoth notified Roy F. Weston'sTechnical Assistance Team (TAT) of the conditions at the site andtasked. TAT with performing an emergency assessment to determinethe exact nature and magnitude of threat posed by the drums atthe site.
On September 1, 1987 the OSC and TAT were on site at which timeTAT performed level "B" entry to assess the drum dump. TAT obtainedpositive readings from Draeger analysis for cyanide on thematerial in the open drums. Upon initial investigation, TAT found atotal of 16 drums at the site, Three of the drums had the abovementioned warning labels of which two were open. Four drums werelabeled "solid waste" and were unopened. The remaining drums wereunopened and unmarked.
The OSC, having determined the drums did pose an immediateand significant risk of harm to human health and welfare and nopotential responsible party had been Identified, utilizedDelegation of Authority 14-1-A (4/8/86) to obtain CERCLAemergency removal funds in the amount of $50,000. The OSC issueddelivery order #7445-03-009 at 1700 hours 9/1/87 to ERGS in theamount of $35,000 for Initiation of removal activities. The OSCcontacted WVDNR, Division of Waste Management, to inform them ofEPA's plans to conduct a removal at the site and to obtainprovisional generator JWVP-000000805. Additionally this date,the osc issued a Special Bulletin A notifying the Region of theemergency removal activities at this site.
On September 2, 1987 ERCS subcontractor AMO PollutionServices, inc. Canonsburg, PA was on site to begin overpackingthe drums of waste cyanide. ERCS staged 19 drums this date: 17overpacked drums, 1 drum of excavated contaminated soil, and ldrum of contaminated clothing. TAT utilized Draeger tubes todetermine isolated areas of cyanide-oonV.aminated soil thatrequired further excavation. Levels greater than 20 ppmpersisted in an area where some deteriorated drums had been
resting. OSC Wilmoth returned to Wheeling, WV this date andcontinued to coordinate the removal effort from the Region IIIWheeling Field Office.
ERCS a"nd TAT returned to the ilte on September 3, 1987 toresume soil excavation utilizing hind tools. ERCS removed sixadditional drums of contaminated soil and generated one more drumof contaminated clothing. Soil removal was deemed complete whenDraeger readings became negligible. TAT collected qualityassurance soil samples, including background, from the soilremoval area (see Appendix A, Sample Locations) to assure acomplete removal effort. A total of 26 drums were staged at siteas AMD's TSD facility was full at the time of the removal. Thedrums consisted of 17 overpacked drums, 7 drums of contaminatedsoil, and 2 drums of contaminated clothing.
On September 4, 1987 TAT and ERCS demobilized from site.All drums remained staged on site until space became available inAMD's TSD facility.
On September 12, 1987, ERCS returned to the site andtransported all 26 drums that had remained staged there to theAMO Pollution Services, Inc. TSD facility in Canonsburg, PA to bestored until final disposal arrangements could be made.
An additional funding request, submitted September 8, 1987for $190,000 was approved September 12, 1987 by the RegionalAdministrator, raising the total project ceiling to $240,000.Analytical results from TAT quality assurance soil samplingperformed 9/3/87 indicated that cyanide levels in the soil at thesite were extremely low, therefore, the OSC determined that thecleanup was effective and that no further removal action waswarranted.
on February 7, 1988 all 26 drums of cyanide waste that hadbeen stored at the AMO TSD facility were transported to theCyanokem disposal facility in Detroit, Michigan for finaldisposal.
RESOURCES COMMITTED
A. Initial Funding Request
An emergency assessment of the site indicated that asubstantial threat to human health and the environment existed.The OSC was unable to locate any potenMaa -cdponsitale party inconnection with this site. Therefor?, on September l, 1987 tneOSC submjttea Special Bulletin A («-,ee .'.ppendlx F for $50,000 toinitiate conta.f.'.-.ent and removal action at the site. The moneywas used to partially fund the following activities: overpacK thecyanide drums, excavate and remove contaminated soil, TSDstorage, analysis of post excavation soil samples and ultimatedisposal of the material at an EPA approved disposal facility.
B. Additional Funding Request
Due to the amount of waste generated and the high cost ofdisposal, on September 8, 1987, the OSC submitted an AdditionalFunding Request in the amount of $190,000. The AdditionalFunding Request was approved on September 16, IW for tne totalamount which raised the total project ceiling to $240,000.
C. Total Cost Summary (estimatedl
I. Extramural
A. Prime Contractor (ERCS)1. Personnel ? 12,704.632. Equipment 790-BO3. Materials and Field
Purchases 2,3133.904. Drum TSD Storage 10,000.005. Subcontractors
a. Laboratory Analysis 1,939.30b. Disposal/Transportation 19,496.38
ERCS Subtotal $ 47,295.01
B. TAT $ 4,959.40
Extramural subtotal $ 52,254.41
II. IntramuralA. EPA Direct $ 300-00
B. EPA indirect $ 520'°°
Intramural Subtotal $ 820.00
Total Project Cost (estimated) $ 53,074.41
Total Project Ceiling $240,000.00
EFFECTIVENESS OF THE REMOVAL
A. Activities of the Various Agencies
1. Potential Responsible Party
The OSC was unable to locate any Potential Responsible Party(PRP) in connection with this site. There were no labels oridentifiable markings on any of the drums that could assist theEPA in determining a PRP.
2. State and Local Forces
The West Virginia Department of Natural Resources, HazardousWaste Division was responsible for conducting Initialinvestigations into the site and for referring the site to EPA'sEmergency Response Section.
3. Federal,Agencies
Bentun Wilmoth of EPA's Emergency Response Section,Wheeling, WV office served as the On-Scene Coordinator for thisproject and was responsible for coordination with the state anddirection of the contractors to ultimately eliminate the threat.
<1. Contractors <
Roy F. Weston's Technical Assistance Team (TAT) mobilized tothe site with the OSC to perform the emergency assessment. Duringthe subsequent removal action, TAT was responsible with providingthe OSC with technical and administrative support which Includedcontractor monitoring, air monitoring, quality assurance sampling,drafting funding documents, POLREPs, and site safety plan.
The Emergency Response Cleanup Services (ERCS) contractor,O.K. Materials supplied the coordination of all laboratoryanalysis. OHM subcontracted AMO Pollution Services, Inc. tosupply the manpower for the removal activities.
AMO Pollution Service:.!, Inc. aerved as the ERCS removalsubcontractor responsible for the actual site stabilization andthe removal activities. They provided the necessary manpower,equipment, and materials to safely remove the drurus. The drumswere stored in AMO's temporary storage depot until the drums wereshipped for final disposal.
B,_ Disposal Methods and Quantities Removed,
ERCS removed a total of 26 drums from site (17 overpackeddrums cyanide waste, 7 drums contaminated soil and 2 drumscontaminated clothing/site debris). All 26 drums weretransported to the Cyanokem disposal facility in Detroit,Michigan for final disposal.
CHRONOLOGY OF EVENTS
August 30, 1987 West Virginia Department of Natural Resources,Division of Waste Management Inspectors (PennyBrown - site lead) made the initial site visitin response to a local citizen's complaint.Several drums were found dumped along CountyRoute 2 in a rural roadside trash dump nearAtwell, MoDowell County, West Virginia. Threeof the drums were labeled "Poisonous - Contactwith acids emanates poisonous gases", ofwhich two were open and had spilled a white,granular solid substance onto the ground.The local resident had complained of strong,noxious odors coming from the area of thedumped drums.
August 31. 1987 WVDNR Pamela Hayes notified WA Region IIIEmergency Response Section, Sr. On-SceneCoordinator Benton Wilmoth of the conditionsat the site and requested that EPA assess thesite for possible removal action.
OSC Wilmoth tasked Roy F. Weston's TechnicalAssistance Team with performing an emergencyassessment at the Atwell site.
September 1. 1987 OSC and TAT were on scene to assess the drumsdumped at the site. TAT made a level "B"entry and obtained positive readings fromDraeger analysis for cyanide on the white,granular material spilled from the open drums.In addition to the drums found by the WVDNR,TAT found four unopened drums labeled "SolidWaste." All other drums were unopened andunlabeled for a total of sixteen drums.
Based on the positive Draeger readings forcyanide and the open, uncontrolled nature ofthe drums at the site, the OSC utilized hisDelegation of Authority 14-1-A (4/8/86) toobtain $50,000 in CERCLA monies to renwve thedrums and contaminated soil.
The OSC issued Delivery Order #7445-03-009 toERCS in the amount of $35,000 to initiate theremoval action. The OSC directed ERCSsubcontractor AMO Pollution Services, Inc.Canonsburg, PA to be on site 9/2/87 to beginthe cleanup.
The OSC issued Special Bulletin A to givenotice of the CERCLA emergency activation anddocument conditions at the site.
September 2. 1987 ERCS subcontractor, AMO Pollution Services,Inc., mobilized personnel and equipment to siteand began overpacking the drums of wastecyanide. ERCS ovarpacked 17 drums this date.TAT utilized Draeger tube field analysis tolocate an area of soil contamination wheresome deteriorated drums had been resting.ERCS initiated soil excavation in this area.OSC Wilmoth returned to the EPA Wheeling FieldOffice and coordinated the remainder of theremoval from that location.
September 3. 1987 ERCS and TAT were on site and soil removalcontinued utilizing hand tools. Soilexcavation terminated when Draeger analysisindicated that cyanide levels in the soil werenegligible.
TAT collected QA soil samples (includingbackground) to determine if an effectiveremoval had been completed.ERCS staged a total of 26 drums at the site, (17overpacked drums, 7 drums of contaminated soil, 2drums of clothing and site debris), as the TSDfacility was full at the time of the removal.
September 4, 1987 ERCS and TAT demobilized personnel and equipmentfrom the site. All 26 drums remained stagedon site pending availability of spaoj in AMO'sTSD facility.
September 8, 1987 OSC submitted an additional funding requestcover TSD and disposal costs for the 26 drumsgenerated at the site.
September 12. 1987 ERCS was on scene to remove all 26 drums fromthe site .-md transported them to AMO PollutionServices TSD facility in Canonaburg, PA.Drums remained in the TSD facility until disposalarrangements ware finalized.
September 16. 1987 The additional funding request '.'or ¥190,000was approved by Region III RegionalAdministrator, raising total project ceilingat $240,000. OSC in receipt of analyticaldata from TAT extent-of-contamination, QAbackground soil sampling (see Appendix I)which indicated that cyanide levels in thesoil were very low; therefore, the OSCdetermined that the removal was complete andthat no further removal action was needed.
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7. 1980 Final disposal was completed. All 2fi drums ofcyanide waste that were staged at the AMOPollution Services, Inc. TSD facility inCanonsburg, PA were transported to Cyanokemdisposal facility in Detroit, Michigan.
February 12. 1988 osc modified delivery order #7445-03-009 toraise the ERCS ceiling to $1R5,000 to completeremoval and chemical disposal operations ofthe 26 dnsns. The OSC closed the project onthis date.
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SPECIAL BULLETIN AAtwell Mountain Drum DumpAtwell, McDowell County, 'M
TO: Regional Response CenterU.S. EPA Region III
DATE: September 1, 19Q7
FROM: Benton M. Mil mothQn-Scene Coordinator ;'C3HW22)
THRU: Stephen R. Wassersug, DirectorHazardous Waste Management Division <!3HWOO)
THRU: Thomas Voltaggio, Cl-iiefSuper fund Branch C3H',J-05
THRU: Thomas I. Massey, ChiefEmergency Response Section C3HW22'J
'I. INTRODUCTION
An inspection per formed by the EPA Technical Asaitance Teamas directed by QSC Benton Wilmoth in accordance with the NationalCifiSigency Plan has identified an imiviedisje and significant riskof harm bo hurnari health and the environment posed by the presenceof uncontrolled hazardous materials, fourteen drums of anunknown chemical, three of which marked poisonous and fieldtested positive for cyanide via Draeger Tube analysis, were -foundillegally dumped by persons unknown at this time along countyroute '2 approximately .25 miles east of Atwell Mountain Church ofGod, Abwell, McDowell County, West Virginia.
Section 104 of CERCLA calls for the initiation ofimmediate removal where there is a threat of a release of ahazardous substance which may present an imminent and substantialdanger to public health or welfare.
The Delegation of Authority 14-1-A C4/8/8S'.i authorisesthe DSC to approve CERCLA removals with a total cost of less than$30,000• The OSC, therfore, approved the use of CERCLA funds atthis site to mitigate the threat to human health and theenvironment by securing and removing the hazardous unknownsubstance and contaminated soil to proper storage and disposal.
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Special Bulletin AAtwell Mountain Drum Dump
II. BACKGROUND
On August 31, 1'3S7, Pam Hayes, West Virgin.: Departmentof Natural Resources fWVDNR) Hazrdous Waste Branch notified DSCBenton Wilmoth as to the uncontrolled, unknown drums which hadbeen illegally dumped near Atwell Mountain Church of God. Aninitial site inspection by WVDNR revealed three drums labeled"Poisonous, Contact with Acid Emanates Poisonous Gases' andcontained a white, crystal ins substance. The drums were in poorphysical condition, two were open and leaking the solid. The 'WVDNR inspect ion noted several other unmarksd, unopened drums atthe site.
OSC Wilmuth directed TAT to perform an Emergency Assesment>:o determine if the drums posed a threat to human health or theenvironment. OSC/TAT mobilized to the site on 9/1/37 andperformed a prelimenary assesment and determined through fieldanalysis CDraeger Tubes) that the white, crystaline material wascyanide. A total of 12 other sealed drums were also found at thesite, four of which were marked "Solid Waste".
III. THREAT
The threat of direct human contact, inhalation, andingest Ion of the hazardous material and th* vapors emanating '.asubstantial. TAT field analysis CDraeger Tubes) indicates t'iepresence of Sodium Cyanide(NaCN), which is a known toxin that can causenausea, severe skin irritation, and death. When introduced withacid, NaCN produces gaseous Hydrogen Cy.-:mideCI-ICN) which is alS'.extremely hazardous, with short term exposure limits only 3nil lligrarns per cubic meter in a 10 minute- ceiling ai:d threshold1 itiiit values of only lOppin. HCN can also cause severe skin irritationand prolonged exposure can result in second degree burns anddeath. The NaCN solid is also extremely hazardous as contact cancause severe skin irritations and burns. NaCN in water can bedirectly absorbed through the skin which can also result indeath. 180 milligrams of NaCN is considered a lethal dose in itssolid form.
The drums are.located near the Atwell Mountain Churchof God, and lie directly off County Route 2, near Atwell,McDowell County, West Virginia. The area is an often frequenteddumping area and also the only route to Atwell for residents ofthe County Route 2 area.
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IV. SCOPE OF WORK
The scope- of work propesed for implementation withthe emergency $50,000 appropriation includes 1) Qverpacking thecontaminated drums; 2) Removal of contaminated soil into drums;3) Temporary Storage at a RCRA approved TSD facility until suchtime as final disposal is arranged.
The authorired budget for this T.30K removal is:
EPA » *'3':":'EPA HE. CIS1,'.) 7,500TAT sr'WERCS 35,000
TOTAL * 50,000
V. OSC ACTION
On September 1, 190? ™* as* jsf . &*1 j,".0No. 7443-03-009 to ERCSCaubfionkractor A 10 Pollution Serviu« uf,-..,.,,...,,,„ DAi i., M,,. am>-»ir"-t of '535,000 to initiate removalL-Vu-nT^^d'Jt ^Higati'ng'th. threat to human health and the•i-nvironrnent.
At this birr* in-' Potential Responsible Parties CRRP)have been iden'i fUd. "s'a .'esult, the OSC has initiated thisCERCLA removal,
Because the conditions of the Atwell Mountain DrumDump meet the conditions of Action 300.65 of the NabionaConttgency Plan for immediate removal, tne OBt has appruved Ihibimmediate removal action.
Benbon M. Mil moth,OSCU.S. EPA - Region IIIWheeling, WV
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ATTENTION! TOM MASSEV AMD TIM FIELDS
I. SITUATION(1 BOO HOURS, 9/1/37,!
A. 2/31/87, UVDNR CPAM HAYE2) NOTIFIED PSC BENTON WILMOTH OFAM ILLEGAL DRUM DUMP, ADJACENT TO COUNTY ROUTE i, NEAR ATWELL,MCDOUcLL COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA. DSC/TAT ON SCENE TO PERFORM=Mr-RiaENC.Y AS3E3MENT AND TO VERIFY FINDINGS MADE DURING PRIORi-JVDMR SITE INVESTIGATION.
B. TAT, IN LEVEL B PROTECTION, FOUND A TOTAL OF 16 DRUMS ATTHE SITE. THREE OF THESE WERE LABELED "PniSOIQUS- CONTACT WITHACIDS EMANATES POISONOUS GASES" OF WHICH TMO WERE CPSM AND HADSPILLED A WHITE GRANULAR -SOLID ONTO THE GROUND. DRAEQER TUBETEST FOR CYANIDE POSITIVE CM WHITE SOLID IN (POISONOUS) DRUMS.FOiJfi OTHER CriLIMG WERE LASSLSD "SOLID WASTE" AND WERE SEALED. THERSI-UINIMS CRUMS WERE ITiCPENE',.1' AMD UNMARKED.
C. THE SITE IS A RURAL TR'ASH DUMP Ai_pl% COUNTY ROUTE 2, AGRAVEL READ WHICH RECEIVES MODS":ATE LOCAL TRAFFIC, LOCATES ON TOPOF A RIS'aE .2 MILES FROM ATWELL MOUNTAIN CHURCH OF GOD AND .4MILES FROM THE NEAREST RESIDENCE.
D. PERSONNEL ON SCEME: EPA 1, TAT 2.
'••:. PROJCC'l r:03T ESTIMATES!CE:I..INQ
'£"'A S l,?oOOErA (HO 7,300TAT 5.000ERCS 53,000
TOTAL '5 50,000
II. ACTIONS TAKEN
A. OSC/TAT PERFORMED SITE ASSESSMENT AMD DETERMINED THAT THEDRUMS REPRESENTED A SIGNIFICANT HAZARD TO HUMAN HEALTH AND THEENVIRONMENT. OSC ACTIVATES CERCLA EMERGENCY REMOVAL FUND FOR*SOK TO MITIGATE THE IMMEDIATE THREAT POSED BY THE DRUMS AT THESITE.
B. OSC ISSUED ERCS DELIVERY ORDER «744S-03-009 AT 1700HOURS FOR IMMEDIATE MOBILIZATION TO SITE TO MITIGATE THE THREATPOSED BY THE DRUMS.
C. OSC CONTACTED WVDNR TO OBTAIN PROVISIONAL GENERATORttUVP-OOOOOOBOS.
D. OSC CONTACTED WVDNR (HAYES) TO UPDATE STATE ON SITESTATUS.
III. FUTURE PLANS
A. ERCS TO INITIATE CLEANUP OF THE DRUMS ON SITE, 9/2/87.
B. OSC TO REMAIN Oh'SCENE1 TO COORDINATE REMOVAL ACTIONS.
C. TAT TO REMAIN ON SCENE TO PERFORM CONTRACTOR MONITORINGAND SITE SUPPORT.
BENTON M. WILMOTH,OSCU3 EPA REGION IIIWHEELING, WV
PQLR£P »2ATWELi.. MOUNTAIN DRUM DUMPATWELL, MCDOWELL COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA
ATTENTION: TOM MASSEY Ai!0 TIM FIELDS
I. SITUATION (2200 HOURS, '5/2/87)
A. DRUM OVERPACKING COMPLETED. ESC3 QVERPACKED TOTAL OF 17DRUMS, 1 DRUMS OF CONTAMINATED SOIL. AMD 1 DRUM OF CONTAMINATEDCLOTHING (TOTAL OF IV? URUM&.L
B. ALL DRUMS ARII STAGED AT GIT; AC- ERCS SUBCONTRACTOR AMOrCLLUTtOM SERVICES' TCiD FACILITY 13 FULL AT PRESENT TIKE. DRUMSARE STAGED ON GCRBEMT PADS, PROPERLY LABELLED ("1-2 [SON" AND"HAZARDOUS WASTE") AND BANNER GUARDED.
C. TAT FIELD TESTS FOR CYANIDE CJilAEGER TU3E3) WEREPERFORMED AFTER ALL DRUMS HAD SEEN REMOVED FROM THE SITE.POSITIVE RSnDIHQS WERE OBTAINED AT SEVERAL LuCATIOMS IN ALOCALIZED AREA AFTER VISIBLY CONTAMINATED SOIL HAD 3EEN KWED.
D. ESTIMATE!? CCST TO DATE: '.003 0/2/37)ccsr CE:L::NQ
SPA l.OK 2.5KSPA(MQ) 1.7K X.SKTAT 2. SIC 5. OKERCS 7.SK 35. OK
TOTAL 12.7K 30.OK
E. PE",£u,NNE'.. ON SCENE: EPA 1, TAT 2, ESC3 7
F. ,;ZriT;-;E".: SUMMY, 75 DEGREES.II. ACTIOMS TAKEN
A. QSC/TAT/ERC3 ON SCENE TO INITIATE CLEANUP OPERATIONS.
S. ERCS OVERPACKED AMD STAGED 19 DRUMS (TOTAL) ON SITE,CONTAINING CYANIDE CONTAIMINATED MATERIAL.
C. ERCS PRELIMINARY SOIL ESCAVATION UTILIZING HAND TOHI..SPRQDU'V'iD ONE DRUM OF SOIL, AFTER WHICH TAT FIELD TESTS INDICATEDTHAT CYANIDE IN THE AIR AT LEVELS IN EXCESS OF 20 ppm PERSISTEDWHERE TWO DETERIORATED DRUMS HAD BEEN RESTING.
III. FUTURE PLA.iS
A. TAT/ERCS "IT.) RETURN TCI SITE TO CONTINUE; CONTAMINATEDSOIL REMOVAL UTILIZING HAND TOOLS.
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B. TAT TO PERFORM QA SAMPLING DETERMINE THE EFFECTIVENESSOF THE REMOVAL.
C. TAT TO UPDATE OSC AS TO SITE DEVELOPMENTS.
D. OSC TO DRAFT ADDITIONAL FUNDING REQUEST AS REMOVAL AMDDISPOSAL CGSrS WILL BE HIGHER THAN INITIALLY ANTICIPATED.
BENTON M. WILMOTH, OSCUS EPA REGION IIIWHEELING, WV
POLREP tt3ATWELL MOUNTAIN DRUM DUMPATWELL, MCDOWELL COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA
ATTENTION: TOM MASSEY AMD TIM FIELDS
I. SITUATION (2000 HOURS, 9/3/37}
A. SOIL AND CONAMINATED MATERIAL REMOVAL COMPLETE PENDINGRECEIPT CF ANALYTICAL FROM TAT QA/EXTENT OF CONTAMINATIONSAMPLING.
B. TOTAL OF 2£ DRUMS OF CYANIDE CONTAMINATED MATERIAL REMAINSTAGED ON SITE AWAITING APPROVAL FROM TSD FACILITY.
C. PERSONNEL ON SCENE: TAT 2, ESCS 7.
c. ESTIMATED COSTS TO DATE: (COB 9/3/87)COSTS CEILING
EPA l.OK 2-3KEPA CIO) 2.5K 7-5KTAT 3.2K 5.OKERCS 12.SK ' 35. OK.
TOTAL. 19.2K 50. OK
". WEATHER) SIJMHY AND WARM, SO ' SQREES.
II. ACTIONS TAKE:!
A. ERCS REMOVED S ADDITIONAL DRUMS OF CONTAMINATED SOIL AMD1 ADDITIONAL DRUM OF CONTAMINATED CLOTHING, WHICH ARE STAGED ONSITE WITH Tl-it-. REMAINDER CF THE DRUMS ( 17 OVERPACKED DRUMS, 1CONTAMINATED SOIL, AMD 1 CONTAMINATED CLOTHING ) TO TOTAL 2£DRUMS.
B. TAT PERFORMED QA/EXTENT OF CONTAMINATION SAMPLING ONSITE WHICH WILL BE SENT FOR ANALYSIS BY ERCS PER OSC REQUEST.
C. TAT UPDATED C,SC AS TO SITE ACTIVITIES.
D. Q3C DRAFTING REQUEST FOR FUNDING INCREASE.
III. FUTURE PLANS
A. TAT/ERCS TO DENOBLIZE FROM SITE 9/4/37.
B. OSC/TAT/ERCS AWAIT PESIJI.TB OF TAT QA/EXTENT OFCONTAMINATION SAMPLING TO DETERMINE IF FURTHER ACTIONS AREWARRENTED.
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C. ERCS TO RETURN TO SITE, ACi TSD FACILITY SPACE BECOMES AVAILABLE|r
TO REMOVE DRUMS OF CONTAMINATED MATERIAL.
D. OSC TO SUBMIT REQUEST FOR ADDITIONAL FUNDING.
BENTON M. WILMQTH, OSCUS EPA REGION IIIWHEELING, WV
POUIEP #4Atwell Mountain Drua DumpAtwell, McDowell County, WV
ATTENTION:" Torn Massey and Tim Fields
I. Situation (1700 hours, 9/10/87)
A. 26 drums of hazardous material remain stabilized at sitepending disposal approval.
B. Arrangements for QA, extent of contamination andbackground soil sample analysis have been made with the lowestbidder, Wastex Industries, Pottstown, PA. Samples to be analyzedfor cyanide utilizing EPA approved methods with extensive QA/QCanalytical assurances.
C. Estimated project costs to date (COB 9/03/87)
Agency Costs Ceiling
EPA l.OK 2.5KEPA (HQ) 2.5K 7.5KTAT 3.2K 5.OKERCS 12.5K 35.OK
TOTAL 19. 2K 50. OK
II. Actions Taken
A. Analytical arrangements made -."ar soil samples collectedat site. Samples to be shipped to Was'.ex Industries, Pottstown,PA this date for analysis with two week turnaround.
B. OSC submitted additional funding request 9/08/B7.
C. OSC briefed EPA-OPA, Anne Cardinal this date concerningall aspects of removal work and site stabilization.
III. Future Plans
A. OSC/TAT await analytical results from TAT soil samplingto determine if further removal actions will be necessary at thesite.
B. OSC awaits approval of additional funding increase.
c. staged drums to be removed from site when space becomesavailable in ERCS TSD facility.
Benton M. Wilmoth, OSCUS EPA Region IIIWheeling, WV
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POLREP #5Atwell Mountain Drum DumpAtwell, McDowell County, WV
ATTENTION: Tom Massey and Tim Fields
I. Situation (1700 hours, 9/13/87)
A. ERCS, as directed by OSC Wilmoth, was on scene 9/12/87and removed all 26 drums staged at the site to their TSD facilityin Canonsburg, PA.
B. Estimated project costs to date (COB 9/13/87)
Agency Costs ceiling
EPA $ l.OK ? 2.5KEPA (HQ) 3.IK 7.5KTAT 3.6K 5.OKERCS 16.OK 35.OK
TOTAL $ 23.7K $ 50.OK
C. Personnel on scene: ERCS - 2 '
II. Actions Taken .1
A. OSC directs ERCS to be on site 9/12/87 fortransportation of staged drums.
B. ERCS removed the 26 staged drums to their TSD facilitypending disposal approval.
III. Future Plans
A. osc/TAT await analytical results from TAT soil samplingto determine if further removal actions will be necessary at thesite.
fl. osc awaits approval of additional funding increase.
c. Drums to remain in TSD facility pending final disposalarrangements.
Benton M. Wilmoth, OSCus EFA Region IIIWheeling, WV
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POLREP #6Atwell Mountain Drum DumpAtwell, McDowell County, WV
ATTENTION: Tom Massey and Tim FieldsI. situation (1700 hours, 9/30/87)
A. OSC received approval for additional funding requestwhich raises total project ceiling to $240,000. OSC requiredadditional funding as disposal costs will be high.
B. osc in receipt of analytical data from QA/Extent ofContamination soil samples taken at site 9/3/07. Cyanideconcentrations found were below the level of concern therefore noadditional soil removal will be required.
c. 26 drums remain staged at ERCS TSD facility, Canonsburg,PA pending disposal approval.
D. Estimated Project Costs To Date: (COB 9/30/87)
Agency Costs Ceiling
EPA $ l.OK $ 7.5KEPA (HQ) ————— 32.5KTAT 3.8K 15.OKERCS 20.IK 185.OK
TOTAL 9 24.9K $ 240.OK
II. Actions Taken
A. Additional funding request approved which raises theproject ceiling to $240,000.
B. Due to very low cyanide concentrations in the postremoval soil samples, OSC determined that the cleanup waseffective and that no further removal action was needed.
III. Future Plans
A. 26 drums to remain staged at ERCS TSD facility,Canonsburg, PA pending finul disposal arrangements.
Benton M. Wilmoth, oscUS EPA Region IIIWheeling, WV
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17Atwell Mountain Drum DumpAtwell, McDowell County, HV
ATTENTION: Bob Caron, Si;eve Jarvela and Tim Fields
I. situation (1700 hours, 2/17/88)A. Final disposal completed. All 26 drums of cyanide waste
which were staged at the AMO Pollution Services, Inc. TSDfacility in Canonsburg, PA were transported to the CY.ANOKEMdisposal facility in Detroit, Michigan on 2/7/88.
B. Estimated Project Costs To Date: (COB 2/30/87)Agency Costs Ceiling
EPA $ l.OK $ 7.5KEPA (HQ) ————— 32.5KTAT 5.OK 15.OKERCS 53.5K 185.OK
TOTAL $ 59.5K $ 240.OK
II. Actions TakenA. 26 drums cyanide waste shipped from AMO Pollution
Services, Inc TSD Facility to CYAKOKEM, Detroit, Michigan fordisposal on 2/7/88.
B. osc modified delivery order #7445-03-009 to raise theERCS ceiling to $1B5K in order to complete removal and chemicaldisposal operations of the 26 drums.
III. Future PlansA. osc awaits final billing. OSC report to be completed in
accordance with NCP requirements.
Benton M. V'llmoth, OSCUS EPA Region IIIWheeling, WV
FOLREP #8 AND FINALATWELL MOUNTAIN DRUM DUMPATWELL, MCDOWELL COUNTY, HVATTN: TIM EIELDS, STEVE JARVELA AND CHARLES KLEEMANI. SITUATION (8/4/88 1200 HRS)
A. OSC WILMOTH RECEIVED CONFIRMATION OF FINAL DISPOSAL. OSCSATIFIED THAT ALL ACTIONS ARE COMPLETED.
B. PROJECT IS CONSIDERED CLOSED AS OF THIS DATE.II. FUTURE PLANS
A. NO FURTHER ERPS ACTIVITY EXPECTED.
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MATERIALS INVOLVED!
Name TLV IDLH overexposuro SymptomsM.
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FIRST AID INSTRUCTIONS FOR KNOW!: CONTAMINANTS; jrr.** (e_ *>
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Inhalation Skin Contact tf lngeationj__ Radioactive
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DOCUMENTATION Performed by. Micf ____Type: Photo \s Log Book ^ Recorder____ Video____
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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCYREGION III
64) Chestnut BuildingPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania 19107
Justification foi Additional Funding Requestof a CERCLA Removal at the Atwell Mountain
SUBJEC5'rum Dump, McDowell County, West Virginia DATE:
M. Seif3RAOO)
Dr. J. Winston Porter, Assistant AdministratorOffice of Solid Waste and Emergency Response (WH-548-B)
Pursuant to the Delegation of Authority 14-1-A (4/16/84), asamended by Section 401 (E) of Superfund Amendments andReauthorization Act of 1986 (SARA) which authorizes the RegionalAdministrator to approve CERCLA Removal Actions with a total costof less than $2,000,000, I have approved an incroasp _f theAtwell Mountain Drum Dump Removal Action in the f.iiount of$190,000. The new approved total project ceiling is now$240,000.
Attachment
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION. AGENCYREGION II'
Wheeling Olftoe303 Methodist Bldg,, 11th & Ohapllne S»;eets
Wheeling, West Virginia 26003SUBJECT Additional" Funding Request for the Atwell
Mountain Drum Dump, , OATEAtwell, McDowell County West Virginla/x\/ /'/ §fa>pt m
rnoM ' - I' S' ' wwe.Benton Wilmoth, On-Scene CoordinatorEmergency Response Section (3HW22)/
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James M. Seif //Regional Administrator (3RAOO) //
Stephen R. Wassersug, DirectorHazardous Waste Management Divis
ISSUES
Additional funds are required to continue response actionsassociated with this site. An estimated $190,000 will berequired to complete removal, transportation, and storage ofaccumulated cyanide to a RCRA approved TSD Facility, sampling andanalysis for extent of contamination survey, and final disposaloj.' 14 drums of cyanide material and an estimated 36 drums ofcyanide contaminated soil.
BACKGROUND
on August 31, 1987 the West Virginia Department of WaturalResources (WVDNR) contacted the EPA as to the drums which hadbeen illegally dumped near Atwell Mountain Church of God. WVDNRperformed an initial inspection which revealed 14 drums, 3 ofwhich were labeled "poisonous" and 4 others marked "solid waste".They also noted '.hat the drums were in poor condition, and somewere open and l&aking a white solid material.
On September 1, 1987 EPA On-Scene coordinator and TATperformed an emergency site assessment which identified U drumscontaining a white crystalline substance. The material testedpositive for cyanide by Draeger Tube analysis. Due to theextreme hazards associated with cyanide the osc activated theemergency provisions of CERCLA using the delegated $50,000Authority (14-1-A), Subsequently, at 1310 hours the osc issuedDelivery Order No. 7445-03-009 to ERCS in the amount of $35,000to initiate removal actions aimed at mitigating the threat topublic health and the environment. The drums were deterioratedwith lids removed and spillage evident therefore requiring soilexcavation. Consequently with the removal of soil and theextremely high disposal cost of cyanide, additional funds arenecessary to complete the removal action.
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ACTIONS TAKEN TO DAT-
Work performed to date under Delegation of Authority Fundingincludes contractor mobilization; preparation of staging"areawith absorbent pad and banner guard; staned 12 drums ofcrystalline cyanide; and proper labeling of drums. Estimatedcosts of ERCS activities to date are $15,000.
PROPOSED BUDGET
Current Ceiling $ 00,000Requested Additional Fund- 190,000
New Ceiling $ 240,000
ERCSRemoval (labor, equipment, supplies) $ 20,000Temporary storage (est. 50 drums for 6 months) 20,000Sampling and Analysis 10,000Final Disposal ( 50 drums 6 est. $2',ooo/drum) 100,000
EPA 5,000TAT 10,000
SUB TOTAL $ 165,00015* EPA HQ 25,000
TOTAL $ 190,000
Due the extreme nature of the present funding situation andthe need to eliminate the potential threat to human health, theOSC requests that this funding document be expedited.
PROPOSED ACTION
The OSC has determined that additional monies are necessaryfor 1) excavation of contaminated soil, 2) removal ofcontaminated soils into drums and removing to temporary stagingarea, 3) sampling area for extent of contamination survey,4) transportation of drums containing cysnidp. to a 3CRAapproved TSD Facility, 5) temporary storage and final disposalarrangements for drums from TSD, 6) final disposal of cyanidematerial and cyanide contaminated soil.
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The manner in which the site meets with present criteria forthe additional funding request is as follows:
1. Continued response actions are immediately required tomitigate emergency situation. The drums had leaked out thematerial on the ground which requires excavation tocompletely remove the contamination. Also, the removal ofthe staged drums from the area to proper disposal is requiredto eliminate possible vandalism.
2. There is an immediate risk to the health and/or theenvironment. The Identification of cyanide by the DraegerTube indicates the presence of sodium cyanide (NaCN). This isa known toxin which can cause nausea, severe skin irritation,and death.
3. Assistance will not otherwise by provided on a timely basis.No potential responsible parties have been identified and itis unlikely that any will be found since the area is afrequently used dumping ground by the area residents.
ENFORCEMENT STATUS
The person(s) responsible for this illegal dumping areunknown. No identifying labels or marks other than poison areattached to the drums.
The osc continues communication with EPA Enforcementregarding identification of potential responsible parties.
EFFORTS TO CONTRIBUTE TO REMEDIAL PERFORMANCE
The Remedial Program has not been involved with this site todate. However, the actions taken ar.u all future actionsconducted by ERS will be consistent with any future remedialefforts.
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REGIONAL RECOHHENDMION
Because conditions at the Atwell Mountain, West VirginiaDump Site meet the criteria as set forth in Section 300.65 of theNational Contingency Plan, I recommenrt your apnroval of thisadditional funding request. The estimated costs are $190,000 ofwhich $160,000 are extramural costs.
"ou may indicate your approval or disapproval by signingbelow.
APPROVED ' S1*'/.* ______DATE_
DISAPPROVED___________ _________DATE
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APPENDIX I
ANALYTICAL DATA AND WASTE PROFILE
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GeneralCyanide Total 1.53 mg/Jcg
Q.H. Mltoilili Corp.16406 U.S. Remit 224 Enitl
P.O. Box 551p' dlity, Ohio 45039-0551
419-423-3526Tola 296248 OHMI UR (RCA)
OHM '
JANUARY 25, 19U8
USEPA Region III303 Methodist Buildingllth & Chapline StreetsWheeling, HV 26003
Attn; Ben Wilmoth
Dear Ben:
Please find enclosed the waste profile for theAtwell Mountain site waste. The analytical reportwhich identifies the waste as 44 cyanide is alsoenclosed.
Sign the certification section (next to the red X)and return the profile to me in Findlay, I willforward it to CyanoKEM for approval. CyanoKem is aHazardous waste treatment facility in DetroitMichigan whose specialty is chemical oxidation ofconcentrated cyanides, I anticipate that they willtake about one week to approve the waste.
If you have any questions or require additionalinformation please call 419-24-4950.
Sincerely,
William M. Buchtn
ASul«idi»yolEnviranrn(mlaiTre»irriBn(«nd11itlinoliioiMCwpJJ R I fl fl fl CJ ftThe Environmental Sen/ices Company"1'' UIJUO_
LD: o.t '•." Q_.!_=, OH
An American NuKEM CompanyAnolytlKEM Inc.iSSpnngdHURonit
Chntiy Hill, NJ 00003009 751-1122215.Q23-206D
Client! O.ll, Materials Date: Kovember 25, 1987
Address! Main Street Projnet No. i A15033P.O. Box 01Windsor, SJ 08561 Data Suamltt&d! I.'ovur.bur 11, 1987
COHSSCC: Mr. John loparacl Saraplei liyi Clisr.c
i'J5je«i P.O. 'M5229E-30802 Number of Sasiplea: 24
Sample Matrix;
Annlycicdl
Method blflnkA)5033-1 905iUSOSM 906.UJ033-3 907OQ33-4 'JOBA:s033-3 909A15033-6 910A!!;)33-7 911A...'?-9 912 HO ,1)1(1', DO.)
0,000O033-. 914 1,600A15Q33-U •:•'• 24,0(5,000AJ5033-12 >. 40,000,000vl.ni3j-13 917 76,000,000riij:;33-l4 918 6,400,000u:0i3-l,5 919 1)0,000,000A13033-16 920 60,000,000A15033-17 921 KIO.OOO.OOOA1J033-I8 922 120,000,000Ai5033-19 923 250 UA15033-20 924 15,000,000AI5033-21 925 33,000A15033-22 920 140,000A15033-23 927 79,000A15033-24 928 510,000
Units (us/kg)
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DELIVERY ORDER )R EMERGENCY RESDONSE L iANUP SERVICES
Him faliimr mitei it issued ii/ft/rcr lo nil lei ins ana tonamani ol ilia cumin ittentilitrj in fl/oc* 1 1\ DA1I Or ORDER J CONIRACT NUMBER 3 ORDER NUMBER
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6. DELIVERY 0"DER CEUINO AMOUNT lOtiliyitctl Amountl35ooof
DAMC ACCOUNTING AND APPROPRIATION DATAAj)pfppnfllio_n Number^ ppcumnni Cunifol No^ AccountHumbof Ob|BCl Clujt.
7n ISSUED TO CONTRACTOR Wflffi_J1cAfrM_. M/WQ&ci On ISSUED BY: ORDERING OFFICE fMHne, Atltltcis, anil 11 f Cadcl
303
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HLSPONSE lOCAT.ON (Sire Name ima/m Address tmlllP Codcl 10 CONTRACTOR REQUIRED ON SITE lOtte tniLLmel"/.fv.f tSpccilr lime Ztmtl CKSOfA" IMAM.
Mout.ll Qfy, 1 1 REQUIRED WORK COMPLETION DATE
12 STAUMENTOF WOI1K • 'TliL' Conitddoi iti,ill furni.h ilio nocoisory pofsonni'l, maiermlu, services, Iflcililins, and olhorwise do nil thmfjsni'CL'ssnry lot pi incnton. to !hi; lutlomnnci1 ol lhi> wotk sol lorl
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4. Totiphono Numtior fi. DDID Horn Requiiod
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10. For Small Purchmi Only: Conliocling Ollico in aulluriiwl to imcflttd Ihu amount shown in Block 12|h)uy 10% oltlOO.wnicntvorillott.
Dv,,. DNO
<i. BranchYQ'lice16, Approval!
Bull! d. Properly Manogumiini Ollicgr/Dnaigneo Dam
u. Division/OtdcQ£.
Ualu u. Olliol ISptcilyl
c. Funds lietedini'Block 12 nnd Block ISavailable and roterved. tSignUun ol Cenifymp Oil/tinllch
Dote I. Olhor/SpociW [lolo
17. DdeolOrdtr 18, Ordtr NumMr 19. Contract Humtiai 20, Discount Tumt
21. FOB Point 22, Dnlivary to FOB Point V On w Moti (Duel 23, Person Taking Order/Quoin gnd Phone Ns.
,. ConlracicT INime, attdnsf, ilf Cwfel 20. Type ol OrderD a. Purchaio
fleluronrii your quolo IScs block 231
PloasolurnislilhQBlxivoonlhoiermftfioocillQdonliothsidiisohhiaordorondonIrio tllacnwl shtglg, il any, including (tallvnry »Indicated.
Q b. Dflllvory provisioni on the ravorso aru daletod. Tho tlolivory order islul)|«cl to tho tirtnii mil) tondilloni ol ilia comma (S»« Black IS/
0. D Onl D Wllllin D Conlnminc
26, S htilul*Ham
NumMf UnitId)
Eilimilod I UnitUnil Prica Pricn
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Page 1 ol 1US ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
WASHINGTON, DC 20460PROCUREMENTREQUEST/ORDER
1. NAME OF ORIGINATOR,.,E«flt«a3. MAIL CODE A. TELEPHONE NIMBER
2. DATE OF REQUISITION02/U/68
B. DATE ITEM REQUIREDASM______
I. SIGNATUntOTOniaiHATOH1 t.
7, RECOMMENDED ITOCUFiEMENT METHODD CoirHxmlvi D N
B. DELIVER TO IProlicl Mintgtr)Stophen JarrclB
9. ADDRESS "*Mill*., ™ 19107
10. MAIL CODE3HW5
12, FINANCIAL DATAIIIIAPPflOPRIAllON M/-OM145
NOTE: ITEM 12 |c| DOCUMENT TYPE-CONTRACT = "C," PURCHASEORDER ' "P." IGA " "A," OTHER IM/JC.I = "X"
, FMOUSE .DOCUMENT
CONTROL NUMBERWlSttiorlll
ACCOUNT NUMUEI1OBJECTCLASS
AMOUNT lg|DOLLARS CTS.
KTO067 150,000 00
1 3. SUGGESTED SOURCE INano, Address, Iff Code, Phone/Co/Kea,o.n.Findlay, Ohio
14. AMOUNT OF MONEYCOMMITTED IS:a ORIGINALSI INCREASED DECREASE
16. CONTRACTING OFFICE 0 IS 0 IS NOT AUTHOR'IZED TO EXCEED AMOUNT SHOWN BY 10%
1(1. SERVICING FINANCE OFFICE NUMBERIII__________
17, APPROVALSa. BRANCH/OFFICE ,Thcou C. Volturglo'
DATE d. PROPERTY MANAGEMENT OFFICER/DESIGNEE DATE
b. DIVISION/IOfFICjfc- //;Staph«n-a.'
DATE e. OTHER ISpnUyl DATE
c. FUNDS LISTED ABOVE ARE AVAILABLE AND DATE o. OTHER f£/ucr/,4 DATE
18. DATEOFORDEH 19. ORDER NUMBER 20. CONTRACT NUMBER lit mil 2 (.DISCOUNT TERMS
22. FOB POINT 23. DELIVERY TO FOB POINT BY Oit»6.*.flj.t./ 24. PERSON TAKING ORDER/QUOTE AND PHONENO
25. CONTRACTOR /N/iiriti, Mrass, IIP Cml 26. TYPE OF ORDERan. PURCHASE
REFERENCE YOUR QUOTE /See Block Ml
PLEASE FURNISH TOE ABO'" •>'. THE TERMS SPECIFIED ON 30TH SIDESOF THIS ORDER AND ON It,. TTACHED SHEETS, IF ANY, INCLUDINGDELIVERY AS INOICATFO. :,,!. h'JRCHASE IS NEGOTIATED UNDERAUTHORITY OF 41 U5C JBilcl I . I. _________________Ob. DELIVERY PROVISIONS ON THE REVERSE Ant DELETED. THE
SiLIVERY ORDER IS SUBJECT TO THE TSRMS AND CONDITIONS
C, Q ORAL D WRITTEN D CONFIRMING
27. SCHEDULEITEM
4UMBER111
SUPPLIES OR SERVICES• ' Bl '
QUANirrrORDERED
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Mlit«7 Ordtt Bo. 7415-OJ-003
TOTAL I
28. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA61 ISIfntwrel
29. TYPED NAME ANDJIILE-OF CONTRACTING OFFICERARI00063
EPA Form 1900.8 intv, «.8<| RaplKMojavloua adlllona, ' nrppiumrand EPA Form 1900-8T, which are ounoleie. COPY 5 •• IIECEIVINfi
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.6/-OMU!>Ii. Servicing Finance Ollice Numl»r
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Purchaso Oitltu = "P"
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Qv« DNO19, Approval!
a. Branch/Oltlcg d. Pronerly Management Omcer/Oeaignee
9. Diviilon^CKlce Dale Dale
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M»«iU»tr
Date
17. IB. Order Number 19. Contract Number III 20, Dlicouni Terma
21. FOB Point 22. Dalivery to FOB Point by On or talai IDiml 23. Person Taking Order/Quote and Phone No,
,. Contractor IHtnv, «Mreu, UP Code/ 26. Typu ol OrderD a. furchnw
U b. Delivery ^'oviiloni on the reverse are delated. The delivery order Itiub|ect lo ilia Itrmi nnd condiiions ol the contract. ISaa Slock 131
Relorenca your quota ISaa tilock 131
Please lurnlshlrtHabovooiithetei ms specilied on boln sides olihis order and onthe aiiacned sheen, il any, including delivery as Indicated.
c, D Or«l D Wimiin D ConlirmingU, S rwdule
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•DfcOtUGATE THESJi CUNBS TO- THIS SIT."
To>! S27. United SlatM ol America.' 2B. T y|>ed Name and Tillu ol Conirn>;'.ing Olliner
