\*~S MOUNT VERNON MILLS. INC. C.rtlft«d toil "»>tuar, 18, 1992 Return Receipt Requested , Mr. Glen S. Upsley (3HW33) Removal Enforcement Section U. S. Environmental Protection Agency 841 Chestnut Building Philadelphia, PA 19107 Re: February 3, 1992 Request for Information Mount Veroon Mills Site Fries, Crayson County, Virginia______ Dear Mr. Lapsley: This letter and its attachments are in response to your February 3 letters to Mr. Robert B. Pamplin, Chairman, R. B. Pamplin Corporation and Mr. Joseph L, Jennings, Jr., President, Mount Vernon Mills, Inc., on the above-referenced site. Both letters were received on February 7, 1992. Your letter is not specific as to the location of the "Mount Vernon Mills Site". We presume it is the former textile manufacturing facility in Fries. If this is not correct, please let us know. At the outset, several important points must be made: 1. Mount Vernon Mills, Inc. ("Mount Vernon") is a wholly-owned (100X) subsidiary of R. B. Pamplin Corporation <"Pamplin**) . The response contained in this letter and its attachments apply to Mount Vernon, Pamplin, and two other companies. Fries Textile Company ("Fries Textile") and Riegel Textile Corporation ("Riegel Textile"). Fries Textile was a wholly-owned (100Z) subsidiary of Riegel Textile. Riegel Textile was acquired by Mount Vernon on September 30, 1985* 2. The response contained in this letter and its attachments cover the period of time from December 31, 1976, when Fries Textile acquired the textile mill in Fries, Virginia from Washington Weaving Company, to December 22, 1988, when Mount Vernon transferred this textile mill to the Town of Fries, Virginia. This time period will be referred to in this letter as "our period of ownership*** - 3. We art not aware of any release, or ft threat of a release, f of CERCLA hazardous substances at the textile Bill in Fries during out!
Mr. Glen S. Upsley (3HW33)Removal Enforcement SectionU. S. Environmental Protection Agency841 Chestnut BuildingPhiladelphia, PA 19107
Re: February 3, 1992 Request for InformationMount Veroon Mills SiteFries, Crayson County, Virginia ______
Dear Mr. Lapsley:
This letter and its attachments are in response to your February 3letters to Mr. Robert B. Pamplin, Chairman, R. B. Pamplin Corporationand Mr. Joseph L, Jennings, Jr., President, Mount Vernon Mills, Inc., onthe above-referenced site. Both letters were received on February 7,1992.
Your letter is not specific as to the location of the "Mount VernonMills Site". We presume it is the former textile manufacturing facilityin Fries. If this is not correct, please let us know.
At the outset, several important points must be made:
1. Mount Vernon Mills, Inc. ("Mount Vernon") is a wholly-owned(100X) subsidiary of R. B. Pamplin Corporation <"Pamplin**) . Theresponse contained in this letter and its attachments apply to MountVernon, Pamplin, and two other companies. Fries Textile Company ("FriesTextile") and Riegel Textile Corporation ("Riegel Textile"). FriesTextile was a wholly-owned (100Z) subsidiary of Riegel Textile. RiegelTextile was acquired by Mount Vernon on September 30, 1985*
2. The response contained in this letter and its attachments coverthe period of time from December 31, 1976, when Fries Textile acquiredthe textile mill in Fries, Virginia from Washington Weaving Company, toDecember 22, 1988, when Mount Vernon transferred this textile mill tothe Town of Fries, Virginia. This time period will be referred to inthis letter as "our period of ownership*** -
3. We art not aware of any release, or ft threat of a release, f ofCERCLA hazardous substances at the textile Bill in Fries during out!
period of ownership. Nor are we aware that any RCRA hazardous wasteswere treated or disposed of at the textile mill in Fries during ourperiod of ownership. Indeed, unless some deliberate action to thecontrary has been taken by other parties since the transfer of thetextile mill to the Town of Fries, we would not expect any release orthreat of release to currently be present.
4. We have not included any documentation regarding operations atthe local water filtration plant, which waa run by Fries Textile andRiegel Textile until 1988. The water filtration plant is physicallyseparate from the textile mill, and the water filtration plant waeseparately transferred to the Town of Fries. If information Is beingsought on the water filtration plant, please advise, and the necessarydocuments will be provided.
With these general comments in mind, we will now 'address yournumbered requests:
II. During our period of ownership (and, to the best of ourknowledge, at all times since its original construction in the early
..-• 1900s), the textile mill in Fries has operated as a spinning and weavingfacility. Mo printing, dyeing, or finishing was conducted at the millduring our period of ownership. Typical types of chemicals used were:polyvinyl alcohol and corn starch for the "slashing" operation, boilerwater treatment chemicals, small amounts of chemicals used In qualitytesting of fabrica, and lubricating oils and greases for machineryparts. Small amounts of solvents were used for awhile in cleaningmachinery parts. The only hazardous waste materials that were generatedtt the mill during our period of ownership were (1) mixture of solventsand lubricants from machinery parts cleaning, and (2) PCB contaminatedtransformer oil. Copies of documents on their disposal are enclosed.
12. A conscious effort was made by Mount Vernon not to leave anyhazardous materials at the mill at the time of transfer to tha Town ofFries. For example, a possibly PCB-contamlnated transformer wasdiscovered just weeks before the transfer to the Town. Testingdetermined that PCBs were not present In that transformer (copy ofresults enclosed). One transformer and several capacitors suspected tocontain PCBs did remain at the mill after transfer to the Town, butall were in service. Indeed, the transformer Is part of the main powergrid for the mill. None of this electrical equipment leaked orotherwise was In danger of failing during our period of ownership. Atthe specific request of the Town of Fries (see enclosed correspondence)certain equipment was left at the mill for tha Town's use. Including the
. 1 machine shop equipment, the carpentry shop equipment, and the sheet• metal shop equipment. Necessary to the operation of that equipment art
various oils, greases, and other lubricants, so tome of this materiali
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was left for use by the Town. We do not know whether additional amountshave been brought to the mill since the transfer to the Town.
f3, 14 and IS. As discussed'previously, we do have (and havesubmitted copies of) documents relating to disposal of certain hazardouswastes generated at the mill during our period of ownership. We are notaware of any CERCLA hazardous substances or RCRA hazardous waste beingtraneported to the mill, being treated at the mill, being stored at themill (except in connection with the disposal discussed above) , or beingdisposed of at the mill during our period of ownership.
#6. As discussed previously, the mill was operated as a textll»spinning and weaving facility during our period of ownership and, to thebeat of our knowledge, at all times since its construction in the early1900s. We have no knowledge about whether hazardous materials were evertransported to the mill, or stored, treated, generated or disposed of atthe mill, prior to our period of ownership. Given the general nature oftextile spinning and weaving operations, we would not expect any suchactivity to have occurred.
17. Fries Textile purchased the mill from Washington WeavingCompany on December 31, 1976. In August 1986, the mill was transferredfrom Fries Textile to Riegel Textile, which by that time was awholly-owned subsidiary of Mount Vernon. On June I, 1987 Riegel Textilewas formally merged into Mount Vernon, thereby transferring full titlein the mill to Mount Vernon. Mount Vernon transferred tha mill to theTown of Fries on December 22, 1988. See 110 below.
#8. We operated two above-ground storage tanks at the mill forstorage of "slzs" (mixture of polyvinyl alcohol and starch). The "size"material is considered non-hazardous. We have not been able to locateinformation on tank dimensions, but the tanks are located on the vastside of the mill (facing toward Highway 94). No regulated undergroundstorage tanks were present at the mill during our period of ownership*Fuel oil was stored for consumption in the mill's boilers, but we do notcurrently have any information on storage tanks used for this fuel oil.
19. Mount Vernon Is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Pamplin,
110, Copies of documents evidencing tha transactions discussed In18 above are enclosed. ''Si--
It Is our understanding that your request for Information relatesto allegations made In an "environmental study*1 of the mill followingIts transfer to the Town of Fries* Va have nevar received ft copy; ofthis "study", despite numerous requests to the Town of Frits. Jo our corresondence on thithis "study", despite numerous requCongressman Boucher and others* A copy of our correspondence on this
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point is enclosed. Our only Information about the "study" comet fromnewspaper accounts, to we do not have much detail, but we do quettiontome of the conclutiont reported Jp tne *edia. If EPA It Inclined toute the ttudy In Its evaluation, we would urge you to allow us to visitthe mill with you, to we can judge whether the conclusions are In factaccurate and that they do in fact relate to our period of ownership.Thank you for your cooperation on this.
Given the haste In which we were required to assemble the enclosedinformation, we may have missed some documents. Please permit us tosupplement our response should we uncover more information. Also, Ifyou need additional details on any of the subjects discussed, please letme know. .
Please be assured that Mount Vernon will live up to all itsobligations under CERCLA and RCRA. As stated in several of the lettersthat you will find in our submittal, we are not aware of any violationof CERCLA or RCRA on our part. ^ ,
P.a BOX 8513 333 EXECUTIVE COURT LITTLE ROCK, AR 72205 (501)223-4100 NO. *0l42
CERTIFICATION OF COMPLIANCE AND DISPOSAL
VA 2433°
CERTIFIES THAT AS OF THE __22IH— OF
1984, ALL MATERIAL RECEIVED FROM
DESCRIBED ON ENSCQ INVOICE NUMBER ___ 266S __ * DATED
ENSCO RECEIVING REPORT NUMBER (DELIVERY TICKET NUMBER)
AND MANIFEST NUMBER ___ ItUHQQ __ * WAS DISPOSED OF IN COMPLIANCE
WITH ALL LOCAL, STATE, AND FEDERAL LAWS AND REGULATIONS*
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Enclosed is a Compliance Certificate, signed by an ENSCO Cor-porate Officer, certifying proper disposal of your wastematerial.Thank you for your confidence in ENSCO. We appreciate theopportunity to provide hazardous waste management services toyour company.When you need us, call your ENSCO representative or KirnHendricks, Manager/Sales Administration.
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When you need us, call your ENSCO representative or TerryMuse, Supervisor/Sales Administration.
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Quotation Mo. 86*5903Page 1
Mr. Kenneth VaughtFries TextilesPost Office Box 445Fries, VA 24330
PCS TRANSFORMER QUOTATION
In response to Fries Textiles' Request for Quotation, ENSCO submits thefollowing quotation. The quotation relates to the transformer described byKenneth Vaught in the oral communication received by ENSCO.
A. PCS TRANSFORMER SERVICES - Scope Of Work
$' The one transformer associated with this scope of work is described below.- and is located at Fries, VA. The transformer is owned by Fries Textiles.
J The transformer shall be loaded onto ENSCO'a vehicle equipped with leak-proof tubs by Fries Textiles equipment and personnel.
The transformer shall be delivered to ENSCO1s Decommissioning Facility,American Industrial Waste, industrial Drive, White Bluff, Tennessee 37187,EPA IDI TND980729305. The transformer shall be drained and flushed inaccordance with 40 CFR 761 and all other state and local regulations.
^ PCB liquids generated from the decommissioning operation shall betransported to ENSCO's Incineration/Treatment Facility in El Dorado,Arkansas, for destruction in accordance with 40 CFR 761 and all other stateand local regulations.
The transformer carcass shall be transported to an EPA-approved PCBhazardous waste landfill.
ENSCO shall, upon completion of work, supply a certification ofdecommissioning to Fries Textiles.
* ' •B. STATEMENT OF FEES '
1. The fee to accomplish the scope of work in Item A above is $7,825.
2. The. fee stated in Item 1 above shall be valid for thirty ;(30) daysfrom the date of this quotation.
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AGREEMENTPCB WASTE TREATMENT AND DISPOSAL
THIS AGREEMENT, made and entered into by and between__________________________ an D*Uw** - Corporation,hereinafter referred to as "Client," and ENSCO, Inc., 1015 South Louisiana,Little Rock, Arkansas 72202, an Arkansas Corporation, hereinafter referred to as"ENSCO,"
WITNESSETRi
WHEREAS, Client generates or has accumulated certain PolychlorinatedBiphenyls (PCB's) waste materials and residues, hereinafter referred to as"PCB's," from its operations and wishes to treat such PCB's and dispose of theresidues.
WHEREAS, ENSCO is in the PCB waste treatment and disposal businessand possesses expertise in the handling and treating and disposing of PCB's andis willing to accept certain of Client*s PCB's for treatment and disposal)
NOW, THEREFORE, for good and valuable consideration, the receipt andsufficiency of which is hereby acknowledged, the parties agree as followst
1.0 Removal, Processing, Treatment and/or Disposal of PCB Wastes
1.1 ENSCO shall treat and dispose of such quantities of PCB's fromClient as it may request ENSCO to treat and dispose. A description of the PCB'sand quantities to be treated and disposed of by ENSCO is set forth in Schedule Aattached hereto and made a part hereof. All shipments of PCB materials must beaccompanied by proper D.O.T., T.S.C.A. and R.C.R.A. shipping papers and labelsprovided by Client.
1.2 Each party grants the other, its agents and employees, during theterm of this Agreement, reasonable access to the other's premises for purposes offulfilling obligations under this Agreement. Each party agrees to comply withreasonable safety standards adopted by the other while on the other's premises.Client further agrees to protect and hold confidential technologies observedwhile on ENSCO plant. ENSCO agrees to protect and hold confidential all data onPCB's from Client.
1.3 Except as provided in Section 1.5 herein, title of the PCB's passfrom Client to ENSCO as followst
(a) If ENSCO furnishes transportation, at the time that a loadedvehicle leavvs Client's premisest
(b) If transportation is provided by Client, title of the PCB's shallpass from Client to ENSCO at such time as the PCB's have been received andaccepted at ENSCO* s facility. ;:
1.4 Except as provided in Section 1.5 herein, upon title passing fromClient to ENSCO, ENSCO shall thereafter be wholly responsible for any bodilyinjury or damage to the property of any person which may be caused by the PCB's.
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1.5 Client warrants that all PCa's which may be delivered to CKSCO<X"*N pursuant to this Agreement shall conform to the description of tCB's stated in
the attached Schedule A. ENSCO shall have a reasonable time afttr delivery ofPCS' s to it, to determine whether the PCB* s conform to the description
* contained in the Schedule A. If ENSCO shall determine that the PCB's do notconform to the description in the Schedule A, ENSCO snail immediately notifyClient thereof. ENSCO shall then have the option, at its sole discretion, to beexercised within ten (10) working days after it discovers the PCB's do notconform to the description stated in the Schedule A, to notify Client it isrejecting the PCB's. ENSCO shall theft have the right to prepare the PCB's forlawful transportation and return them to Client within a reasonable time, not toexceed seven working days, after notice of rejection has been communicated toClient, unless within such time the parties agree to some alternative, lawfulmanner of materials' disposition. Client shall pay ENSCO's reasonable expenses
v and charges for handling, loading, preparing, transporting, storing and earingfor rejected PCB's returned to Client as provided herein.
1.6 Unless specific quantities of PCB's are designated in the ScheduleA hereto, the quantities therein stated are estimates and neither party shall bebound thereby*
1.7 If any permit or approval held by ENSCO and necessary for itsperformances of services hereunder is cancelled or modified, or threatened withcancellation or modification, in a manner which would affect ENSCO's ability to
••' 1.8 If Client submits to ENSCO a modification to the Schedule A, toadd descriptions of additional PCB's, ENSCO shall signify its concurrence withsuch modification by signing a copy thereof and returning it to1 Client, whereuponENSCO will then begin taking such PCB's from Client under the provisions ofthis Agreement.
2.0 Pee
2.1 The processing, treatment and disposal charges which Client shall* pay shall be those as set forth in Schedule A of this Agreement. t
3.0 Payment
3.1 An invoice shall be prepared by ENSCO for each load of PCB'spicked up at Client's plant. Said invoice shall be paid by Client within thirty(30) days from date of invoice, net terms. In the event ENSCO providestransportation for the PCB's, ENSCO shall also invoice Client for and Clientfurther agrees to pay transportation, cleaning and related charges to ENSCO'splaces of treatment and disposal at rates set forth in Schedule A.
* » • C3.2. If disposal fees to be paid by client are based on pounds, ENSCO
shall weigh each individual container upon receipt at the ENSCO, receivingfacility, and the weight of each container will be recorded on the ENSCOReceiving Report* The weight on the ENSCO Receiving Report shall be the weightused for invoicing purposes. |
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Each Shipment of PCB bulk liquid wastes shall be weighed upon receiptat the ENSCO site. After the bulk liquid is off-loaded, tha vehicle will againbe weighed, and the difference between the gross weight (loaded tanker andtractor) and the tare weight (empty tanker and tractor) shall be the net weightof the PCB liquids to be used for invoice purposes*
3*3 invoices that art not paid as provided in 3.1 above will bearinterest at the rate of twelve percent (12%) per annum from the due date untilpaid. An invoice for the interest amount will be nailed to Client each 30 daysafter due date and shall be due and payable net ten (10) days.
4.0 Term
4.1 This Agreement shall commence on the date written herein andshall continue in full force and effect for a period of one (1) year and fromyear to year thereafter until terminated by either party, providing the otherparty with at least thirty (30) days prior written notice.
5.0 Methods of Treatment and Disposal
5.1 ENSCO shall treat and dispose of the PCB'S as required by auth-orizations and permits issued by the Arkansas Department of Pollution Control andEcology and th« U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
S.2 ENSCO shall provide Client with a compliance certificate verifyingthat all PCB's received by it has bean properly treated and disposed.
6.0 Compliance with Laws and Regulations
6.1 ENSCO shall comply with all of the existing requirements of fed-eral, stats and local laws, rules• regulations, and/or ordinances applicable tothe services to be performed! and ENSCO warrants that it has and will use itsbest efforts to maintain all permits or other documents which arc required forprocessing, treatment, disposal or transporting of the PCB's which is or maybecome the subject of this Agreement. If any change occurs with respect to anysuch laws, rulesr regulations, ordinances, permits, and/or approvals whichinterfere with any right or obligation contained in this Agreement, ENSCO,shallpromptly notify Client. ENSCO has furnished to Client copies of all permits orother documents currently in effect relating to the PCB's to be transported,treated, stored or disposed of hereunder. ENSCO shall promptly furnish to- Clientcopies of all new or renewal permits or other documents applicable to thisAgreement as soon as ENSCO receives same.
7.0 Indemni fication
7.1 ENSCO agrees to indemnify, save harmless and defend Client fro aand against any and all liabilities, claims, penalties, forfeitures, suits, andthe costs and expenses incident thereto (including costs of defense, settlement,and reasonable attorneys* fees), which it may hereafter incur, become responsible,for or pay out as a result of d>*th or bodily injuries to any person, destructionor damage to any property* contamination o£ or adverse effects on the environmentor any violation of governmental laws, regulations or orders, caused, in whole or
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in part, by (i) ENSCO1 s breach of any term or provision of this Agreement! or,(ii) any negligent or willful act or omission of ENSCO, its employees orsubcontractors in the performance of this Agreement.
7.2 Client agrees to indemnify, save harmless and defend ENSCO fromand against any and all liabilities, claims, penalties, forfeitures, suits andthe costs and expenses incident thereto (including costs of defense, settlement,and reaaonable attorneys* fees), which it may hereafter incur, become responsiblefor or pay out as a result of death or bodily injuries to any person, destructionor damage to any property, contamination of or adverse effects on the environmentor any violation o£ governmental laws, regulations or orders, caused, in whole orin part, by (i) Client's breach of any terms or provision of this Agreement) or,(ii) any negligent or willful act or omission of Client, its employees or sub-contractors in the performance of this Agreement) or, (iii) the delivery to ENSCOfrom Client of PCB's which do not conform to the description thereof in ScheduleA hereto.
8.0 Independent Contractor
8.1 At all times during the term of this Agreement, ENSCO shall be con-sidered an independent contractor.
9.0 Transportation
9.1 Unless otherwise agreed in any particular caser ENSCO shall beresponsible for providing suitable transportation to remove the waste.
9.2 Where ENSCO provides the transportation from Client's facilities,Client shall load the PCS'* onto vehicles provided by ENSCO. In the event PCB'sare spilled on the ENSCO equipment during loading operations, Client shallthoroughly clean the equipment at Client's plant to prevent contamination ofENSCO equipment and the introduction of PCB's to the environment.
9.3 Whichever party provides transportation, said party will complywith the hazardous material regulations of the Department of Transportation asspecified in CFR Title 49. The transporting party warrants that it has allpermits and licenses for transporting the PCB's required by state and federalregulations. The transporting party shall carry and require all carriers itengages to carry insurance equivalent to that specified in Section 11.2 of thisAgreement and shall provide the other party with copies of all insurancecertificates. Drivers of transportation vehicles shall comply with the otherparty's safety procedures shown on Plant Rules and Regulations when within saidparty's plant.
9.4 If either Party furnishes packages or containers for the PCB's,it shall be responsible for such packages or containers as to their compliancewith all rules, regulations, laws and/or ordinances which may be applicable tothe safety, packaging, or transportation of such containers, including U.S.Department of Transportation regulations. .
9.5 Client will provide satisfactory roadways or approaches to thepoint of loading.
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10.0 Defaults
10.1 Except as provided in Section 10.2 herein, if, during the term ofthe Agreement, either party shall become delinquent in settling its account orshall be in default of any provisions of the Agreement, the other party maysuspend its performance hereunder until such delinquency or default has beencorrected* provided, however, that no suspension shall be effective unless anduntil the complaining party has given written notice of default to the otherparty with at least ten (10) days to cure such default.*
10.2 Any delay or failure of either party in the performance of itsrequired obligations hereunder shall be excused if and to the extent caused byacts ot God, strikes, action of regulatory agencies, fire, flood, windstorm,explosion, riot, war, sabotage, court injunction or order, loss of permits, andcause or causes beyond the reasonable control ot the party affected provided thata prompt notice of such delay is given by such party to the other and each of theparties hereto shall be diligent in attempting to remove such cause or causes.
11.0 insurance
11.1 Every contract of insurance providing the coverages requiredherein shall contain the following or equivalent clausei "No cancellation orexpiration of the policy shall become effective until ten (10) days from the datewritten notice thereof is actually received by Client."
11.2 ENSCO shall take out and maintain for the life of this Agreement(at its own expense unless otherwise specifically set forth) at least thefollowing insurance including public liability insurance, with no more than a$50,000 deductible per occurrence!
TYPE OF INSURANCE MINIMUM POLICY LIMITS
Worker's Compensation and Employers Liability StatutoryBroad Form All States $100,000 EachVoluntary Compensation Accident
Business Auto Policy Liability! Owned Autos, Hired Autos, $1,000,000 EachNon-Owned Autos Accident and .
Annual AggregateEnvironmental Impairment Liability $3,000,000 Each
Occurrence and$6,000,000Annual Aggregate
12.0 Assignment f™ ^ ~- -v
12.1 Neither party shall assign this Agreement, and any attempt toso assign shall be void without prior written consent of both parties, exceptthat this Agreement may be assigned to transferees of substantially all assetsof either party.
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13.0 Nonexcluslvlty
13.1 Unless otherwise specified in the schedule A made a part hereof,this Agreement is not to be construed as granting ENSCO the exclusive right tohaul and/or treat and dispose of Client's PCB's, and Client reserves the rightto contract with other parties tor such services as it deems-necessary.
14.0 Notice
14.1 Any notice required to be given by the terms of this Agreement shallbe delivered by hand or be mailed, postage prepaid, to ENSCO at the followingaddress: ENSCO, Inc., 1015 south Louisiana, Little Rock, Arkansas 72202i toClient at the following address t .,:_____________________________
__________f or to such other address for either party asthat party may, by notice, designate.
15.0 Headings
15.1 Paragraph headings are for the convenience of the parties only andare not to be construed as part of this Agreement.
16.0 Entire Agreement
16.1 This Agreement constitutes the entire Agreement between ENSCO andClient in respect to the services and equipment specified, and all previousrepresentations relative thereto, either written or oral, are hereby annulledand superseded. No modification shall be binding on ENSCO or Client unless Itshall be in writing and signed by both parties.
16.2 In no event shall the preprinted terms or conditions found on anyClient purchase or work order be considered an amendment of modification ofthis Agreement, even if such documents are signed by representatives of ENSCO.Such preprinted terms or conditions shall be considered null and of no effect.
XN WITNESS WHEREOF, ENSCO and Client have each caused this Agreement to beexecuted by its duly authorized representative on the day and year set forth.
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RIEGELAPPARRfABRCS DIVISIONFRIES TEXTU COMPANY - P.O. BOX 445 • FRIES. VIRGINIA 2«30 - (703) 744-2121
July JO,
Mr. Ned Cocftrane - Woont Vernon
FRQMt Kenneth W. Vaocftt
PJea*e *end tne PCB signs to mark our PCB transformers.Thanks for your help.
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FROM RICK DAVENPORT AT SEO
SUBJECT 1500 KVA CHILLER TRANSFORMER NUMBER OF COPIES 01r
ALSO. WOULD YOU OBTAIN A BUDGET QUOTE FROM A LOCAL ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR FORTHE RELOCATION OF BOTH THE PCB TRANSFORMERS TO A SUITABLE LOCATION OUTSIDE.THIS INFORMATION WILL BE USEFUL IN EVALUATING RETROFILL VS. RELOCATION OPTIONS
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CC: MR. R. G. KUTZ - SEOMR. T. J. MEYER - SEO
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INTER-DEPXRTMENTAL CORRESPONDENCE
RIEGEL TEXTILE CORPORATION
March 7, 1985
TO:
FROM: R. C. Kutz
SUBJECT: PCB Records
1. Reference: IDC dated 9-28-81, same subject.2. The annual PCB record update for calendar year 1984 for each factltty ts
required by 40 CFR 761.180. Submit your written report to this office priorto March 31, 1985. For your convenience, we have attached the 1983 listingfor your location. You need only check your plant to verify that all theseUems are still In service. If there have been no changes, a negative writtenreport Is required.
3. If an Item was removed from service during the year, you need to documentthe date It was placed In storage, the date shipped for disposal, and thename and location of the company contracted for disposal.
4. The following additional Items apply to your location If checked:___ a. We need a list of your PCB and PCB-contamlnated transformers,
by serial number, rating, and gallons/pounds of PCB fluid.Also provide a location diagram similar to one enclosed as anexample. Indicate If each transformer Is In the category of (1)a restricted access outdoor substation, (2) a contained andrestricted access Indoor Installation, or (3) other. Thesecategories are explained In the Federal regulations which areattached.
___ b. We need a list of your PCB capacitors, by serial number, ratingand gallons/pound of PCB fluid. Indicate where In the planteach is located and what category defined In paragraph 3a aboveeach is In. »
___ c. We have previously requested and not received your quarterlyPCB transformer Inspections for 1984., These Inspections shouldinclude the following Information: •
(1) Location of transformer(2) Date of visual Inspection(3) Name of inspector(4) Location of any leaks
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(5) Amount of any fluid leaked(6) Date of clean-up or repair(7) Record of dally Inspections required until leaks repaired.
d. We need only your 4th quarter 1984 PCB transformer Inspection.
a. You need to make plans for the July 4 shutdown to test the PCBcontent of your transformers. You are requested to check thefeasibility of draining or dipping a small sample out of each one.We will provide you with sample bottles and further Instructionsafter you report your status.
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October 22, 1984
INERTEEN CAPACITORS
NO. OF HT. OFLOCATION SECTIONS FLUID
B43-44 3RD. FLOORIN USE
B34-35 3RD. FLOORIN USE
B22-23 3RD. FLOORIN USE
B14-15 3RD. FLOORIN USE
B6-7 3RD FLOORIN USE
"?2-23 4TH FLOORUSE
C35-36 4TH FLOORIN USE
B7-8 4TH FLOORIN USE
TELEPHONE RM. IN FLOORNOT IN USE
OLD OPENING ROOKIN USE
D-43 CLOTH ROOKIN USE
#1 AIR COMPRESSOR
#2 AIR COMPRESSOR
MACHINE SHOP
2
4
4
4
4
4
4
8
2
8
1
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8
1.7 GAL.
1.9 GAL.
1.9 GAL.
1.7 GAL.
1.7 GAL*
1.7 GAL.
1.7 GAL.
1.5 GAL.
1.7 GAL.
1.5 GAL.
1.5 GAL.
2 GAL.
2 GAL.
1.5 GAL.
WESTINGROUSE SERIAL 011665550. 30KVA 460/3/60
GENERAL ELECTRIC CAT. 438F-97 60KVA 460/3/60
GENERAL ELECTRIC CAT. #38F-97 60KVA 460/3/60
WESTINGROUSE SERIAL #11665560 60KVA 460/3/60
WESTINCHOUSE SERIAL #U66556D 60KVA 460/3/60
WESTINGHOUSE SERIAL #11665560 60 KVA 460/3/60
WESTINGHOUSE SERIAL #11665560 60 KVA 460/3/60
WESTINGHOUSE SERIAL #U66558E
WESTINGHOUSE SERIAL #11665550 30KVA 460/3/60
WESTINGHOUSE SERIAL #U66558E 60KVA 460/3/60
WESTINGHOUSE SERIAL #1166558E 60KVA 460/3/60
RONK ELECTRICAL TYPE 477CC SERIAL #519373&KVAR 550/3/60
RONK ELECTRICAL TYPE 477CC SERIAL #5195130KVAR 550/3/60
WESTINGHOUSE SERIAL #H66558E 60KVA 460/3/60
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FRIBS, VIRGINIA
October 9, 1984
P. C. B. AJ1HUAL RETORT FOR IS. P. A.FOR TN- SERVICE TRANSFORMERS
DATE . 10/09/84 _____CY RAYMOND DAVIS, MICKEY LITTREAL, VALLY:KNECHT
1. ITE IMPERIAL COUP. 1500/1 ' KVA, WITH FANS 1725/1932IMP. AT RATED VOLTS AND KVA 5.75 OtfllS, H.V. 13,200 - L.V. 480/277T0IP. niSE 55/65°C, SERIAL MO. 20139-A01, NAME PLATE 567324-0CLASS OA/FAHIGH VOLTAGE C01IHSCTIOHS13,000 62.5 - 80.5 AIIPS • A13,630 64.0 - 82. 4 AIIPS - B13,200 • •• 65.6 - 84.5 AIIPS '- C . ;.••-"- '. ' ——13,670 67.3 - 86.7 AIIPS - D12,540 59.1 - 89.0 AIIPS - E
LOCATION OUTSIDE SOUTH £A3T CORNER OF MAIN HILL BUILDINGCONDITION OF OUTSIDE SOME POISON IVY OH II. V. SWITCHLEAKS NOTED NONEWEIGHT OF DIELECTRIC FLUID 258 GAL., 3380 LB., 1533 KG.
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FRIES, VIRGINIA
October 9, 1984
P. C. H. AW1UAL REPORT FO& E. P. A.FOR IN-SERVICE TRAH3FOIUIEI13
DATE 10/09/84BY RAYMOND DAVIS, MICKEY LITTREAL, WALLY KNECHT
1. ALLIS CHALMERS 2000/2240 KVA, 55/65°C RISE, TYPE LCS, CYCLE 60,PHASE 3, CLASS OA, ASKAR, VOLTAGE l2,4?0-489Y/277 .KVA WITH FANS 2300/2575, BIL II, UII1DING 30KV.TOP CHANGER POSITIONHIGH VOLTAGE 13,094 - i LOW VOLTAGE 4CO/277
12,782 - 2. . 12.A70 - 3 • . ——
12,158 - 411,846 - 5
»LOCATION INSID2 #1 AIR WASHER CONTROL ROOMCONDITION OF OUTSIDE CLEANLEAKS NOTED . NONEWEIGHT OF DIKLECTRIC FLUID 348 GAL., 4450 LB3., 2019 KG.
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P. C. B. QUARTERLY REPORT FOPv E. P. A.FOR IH- SERVICE TRANSFORMERS
DATE JULY 6, 1984BY: RAYUOIW DAVIS, WALLY KNECIIT, MICKEY LITTREAL
ITE IMPERIAL CORP. 1500/1680 KVA, WITH FANS 1725/1932IMP. AT RATED VOLTS AND KVA 5.75 OHMS, H. V. 13,200 - L. V. 480/277TEMP. RISE 55/65°C,. SERIAL NO. 20139-AOl, NAME PLATE 567324-0CLASS OA/FAHIGH VOLTAGE CONNECTIONS13,800 62.5 • 80.5 AMPS - A13,630 64.0 * 82.4 AMPS - B13,200 65.6 • 84.5 AMPS - C13,670 67.3 - 86.7 AMPS - D12,540 59.1 - 89.0 AMPS - E
BIL FULL -AWE H. V. 95 KV - L. V. 30 KV.LIQUID IM TANK 258 GAL. - 3380 LB. - 1533 KILOGRAMSTANK AND FITTINGS 2420 LB. TANK HOT. CHEWIEST PIZCE) 4750APPROX. TRANSFO.i:iER WCT. 10550 LB.TIC25°C LIQUID LSVEL IS 12.8 INCHES FROM THE HIGHEST POINT OFTH2 HiU-D HOLE FLAHCE SURFACE. LE\'EL CHANGES .350 II.'CKES WITHEACH lO^C CfL'uNGC IX LIQUID TEMP2RATURS. ::i.»xr:u:i PRESSURE 7.5 PSI POSITIVE OR NEGATIVELOCATION OUTSIDE SOUTH EAST CORNER OF MAIM MILL BUILDINGCO:;DITIO:; or OUTSIDE so::s POISO:: IVY o:; a. v. SWITCHLEAKS NOTED TOJIEWEIGHT OF DIELECTRIC FLUID 25S GAL., 33CO LD., 1533 KG.
FRIES TEXTILE COHPAXY
FRIES, VIRGINIA
P. C. B. QUARTERLY REPORT FOR E. P. A.FOR IK-SERVICE TRANSFORMERS
DATE JULY 6. 1964BY: RAYMOND DAVIS, WALLY KH2CUT, MICKEY LITTREAL
1. ALLIS CIIALMERS 2000/2240 KVA, 55/65°C RISE, TYPE LCS, CYCLE 60PHASE 3, CLASS OA, ASKAR, VOLTAGE 12.470-489Y/277KVA WITH FANS 2300/2575, DIL H, WIPING 30 KVTOP CHANGER POSITIONHIGH VOLTAGE 13,094 - 1 LOW VOLTAGE 480/277
12,782 - 212,470 - 312,158 - 411,846 - 5
LOCATION INSIDE #1 AIR WASHER OOTROL ROOMCONDITION OF OUTSIDE CLEANLEAKS NOTED NONE
j WEIGHT OF DIELECTRIC FLUID 348 GAL., 4450 LBS., 2019 KG.
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FRIE3, VIRGINIA
P. C. B. QUARTERLY REPORT TOR E. P. A.FOR IH- SERVICE TRANSFORMERS
DATE APSIL 9. 1984CY: RAYHOIIi) DAVIS, WALLY Kt.'ECHT, MICKEY LITTREAL
ITS IMPERIAL CORP. 1500/1680 KVA, WITH FANS 1725/1932IMP. AT RATED VOLTS AND KVA 5.75 OHMS, H. V, 13,200 - L. V. 480/277TEMP. RISE 55/65°C, SERIAL NO. 20139-AOl, NAME PLATE 567324-0CLASS OA/FAHIGH VOLTAGE CONNECTIONS13,800 62.5 * 80.5 AMPS - A13,630 64.0 - 82.4 AMPS - B13,200 65.6 - 84.5 AMPS - C13,670 67.3 - 86.7 AMPS - D12,540 59.1 - 89.0 AMPS - E
FULL WAVE H. V. 95 KV - L. V. 30 KV.LIQUID IN TANK 258 GAL. - 3380 LD. - 1533 KILOGRAMSTASK AND FITTINGS 2420 LB. TANK UGT. (HEAVIEST PIECE) 4?50APPROX. TRANSFORMER WGT. 10550 LB.TIC25°C LIQUID L-VCL IS 12.8 INCHES FROM THE HIGHEST POINT OFUK HAHD HOLE FLANGE SURFACE. LEVEL CHANGES .350 INCHES WITHEACH 10°C CHANCE IN1 LIQUID T&IPERATURT .
l PRESSURE 7.5 PSI POSITIVE OR NEGATIVELOCATION OUTSIDE SOUTH EAST CORNER OF MAIM MILL BUILDINGCO:DITIO:: OF OUTSIDE so: IE POISO:: ivt o:; H. v. SI?ITCHLEAKS MOT2D ICOHSWEIGHT OF DIELLJTRIC FLUID 25C G;\L., 33GO LD., 1533 KG.
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FRIES, VIRGINIA
P. C. B. QUARTERLY REPORT FOR E. P. A.FOR IN-SERVICE TIUNSFORMERS
DATE APRIL 9. 1984BY: RAYMOND DAVIS, WALLY KH2CHT, MICKEY LITTREAL
1. JiLLIS Q1ALMERS 2000/2240 KVA, 55/65°C RISE, TYPE LCS, CYaE 60PHASE 3, CLASS OA, ASKA&, VOLTAGE 12.470-489Y/277KVA WITH FANS 2300/2575, DIL H, WINDING 30 KVTOP CHANGER POSITIONHIGH VOLTAGE 13,094 - I LOT VOLTAGE 480/277
12,782 - 212,470 - 312,158 - 411,846 - 5
LOCATION INSIDE #1 AIR WASHER CONTROL ROCtlCONDITION OF OUTSIDE CLEAN
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P. C. B. QUARTERLY REPORT FOR E. P, A.FOR 114-SERVICE TRANSFORMERS
DATE JANUARY 11. 1984BY: RAYMOND DAVIS, WALLY KNEC1IT, MICKEY LITTREAL
ITE IMPERIAL CORP. 1500/1680 KVA, WITH FANS 1725/1932IMP. AT RATED VOLTS AND KVA 5.75 OHMS, H. V. 13,200 - L. V. 480/277TEMP. RISE 55/65°C, SERIAL NO. 20139-A01, NAME PLATE 567324-0CLASS OA/FAHIGH VOLTAGE CONNECTIONS13,800 62.5 - 80.5 AMPS - A13,630 64.0 * 82.4 AMPS - B13,200 65.6 - 84.5 AMPS - C13,670 67.3 - 86.7 AMPS - D12,540 59.1 • 89.0 AMPS - E
BIL FULL '.UVE H. V. 95 KV - L. V. 30 KV.LIQUID IN TANK 258 GAL. - 33SO LB. - 1533 KILOGRAMSTANK AND FITTINGS 2420 LD. TANK WGT. (HEAVIEST PIECE) 4750APPROX. TRANSFORMER WGT. 10550 LB.TIE25°C LIQUID L2VEL IS 12.S INCHES FROM THE HIGHEST POINT OFTI12 HAND HOLE FLANGE SURFACE. LEVEL CHANGES .350 INCHES WITHSACII io°c CHANGE is LIQUID TEMPERATURE.ILOUXUM PRESSURE 7.5 PSI POSITIVE OR NEGATIVE
LOCATION OUTBIDS SOUTH 2AST CORKER OF MAIN MILL BUILDINGCC::DITIO:: or OUTSIDE so::-: POISO:: IVY o:; H. v. SWITCHLEAKS NOTED HONE
P. C. B. QUARTERLY REPORT FOR E. P. A.:i FOR IK-SERVICE TRANSFORMERS- -• DATE JANUARY 11. 1984 :. v th*, Wl RAYMOND DAVIS, WALLY KHSCIIT, -MICKEY LITTREAt
I. ALLIS CttALMERS 2000/2240 KVA, 55/65°C RISE, TYPE LCS, CYCLE 60PHASE 3, aASS OA, ASIC\R, VOLTAGE 12.470-489Y/277KVA WITH FA14S 2300/2575, BIL H, WINDING 30 KV(. JTOP CHANGER POSITION "- '1&lv.'lv,';,
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P. C. B. QUARTERLY REPORT FOR E. P. A.FOR 114- SERVICE TRANSFORMERS
DATE QCTOnrn in ICIB 3DY: RAYHO'.IO DAVIS, WALLY tfNECHT, MICKEY LITTREAL
ITS IMPERI.\L CORP. 1500/1680 KVA, WITH FANS 1725/1932IMP. AT HATED VOLTS AND KVA 5.75 OHMS, H. V. 13,200 - L. V. 480/277TEMP. RISE 55/65°C, SE?aAL NO. 20139-A01, NAME PLATE 567324-0CLASS OA/FAHIGH VOLTAGE CONNECTIONS13,800 62.5 - 60.5 AMPS - A13,630 64.0 - 82.4 AMPS - B13,200 65.6 - 84.5 AMPS - C13,670 67.3 - 86.7 AMPS - D12,540 59.1 - 89.0 AMPS - E
FULL WAVE H. V. 95 KV - L. V. 30 KV.LIQUID IN TANK 258 GAL. - 33f.O LB. - 1533 KILOGRAMSTANK AND FITTINGS 2420 LB. TANK WGT. (HEAVIEST PIECE) 4750APPROX. TRANSFOrUER WCT. 10550 LD.T!E25°C LIQUID LLVEL IS 12.6 INCHES FROM THE HIGHEST POINT OFTHE HAKD HOLE FLANGE SURFACE. LEVEL CHANGES .350 INCHES WITHEACH 10°C CHANGE IN LIQUID TEMPERATURE.:iwXi::u:i PRESSURE 7.5 PSI POSITIVE ORLOCATION OUTSIDE SOUTH EAST CORNER OF MAIN MILL BUILDINGcc'.Diiio:; OF OUTSIDE so: IE POISO;: IVY ON H. v. SWITCHLEAKS NOTED NONSWEIGHT OF DIELECTRIC FLUID 25S GAL., 3300 LD., 1533 KG.
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FRIES TEXTILE COIIPAKY
FRIES, VIRGINIA
P. C. B. QUARTERLY REPORT FOR E. P. A.FOR IK-SERVICE TRANSFORMERS
DATE OCTOBER 10. 1983BY: RAYMOND DAVIS, WALLY ICNECHT, MICKEY LITTREAL
1. ALLIS QIALMERS 2000/2240 KVA, S5/65°C RISE, TYPE LCS, CYaE 60PHASE 3, CLASS OA, ASKAR, VOLTAGE 12.470-489Y/277KVA WITH FANS 2300/2575, DIL H, WINDING 30 KVTOP CHANGER POSITIONHIGH VOLTAGE 13,094 - I LOT VOLTAGE 480/277
12,782 - 212,470 - 312,158 - 411,846 - 5
LOCATION INSIDE #1 AIR WASHER CONTROL ROOMCONDITION OF OUTSIDE CLEANLEAKS NOTED NONEWEIGHT OF DIELECTRIC FLUID 348 GAL., 4450 LBS., 2019 KG.
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FRIES, VIRGINIA
MEMORANDUM
February 16, 1983
TO: Ned Cochrane
FROM: Sanford W. Bytd
SUBJECT: Oil AnalyticAttached !• the lab report on all the tranffornerc In questionat the tlae of your Inspection.
METHOD OF ANALYSIS: Liquid-Liquid Extraction, ElectronCapture Gas Chromatography,EPA-600/4-81-045
Results are on the following page.
If you have any questions or comments concerning this report,please do not hesitate to contact us.
Prepared by:
CENTEC ANALYTICAL SERVICES
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RIEGEL TEXTILE CORPORATION
TO: Sanford Byrd - Fries
FROM: Ned Cochrane - GAO
DATE: February 2, 1982
RE: PCB Compliance
To summarize what you need to do:
1. The two "askarel-filled"transformers (1 2000 kVa next to veave room, 1 2500 kVaoutside near river) need to be labeled. If you have not gotten the labels fromK.C. Hopkins, let me know. These transformers should be inspected quarterly,with a written report of such (send me a copy, too). If leaks are found, notethem in the report and repair and clean within two days. We will also have toprepare annual records by July 1 of each year for each of these (I will help •you with this). The records should include the total weight In kilograms ofPCB in the transformer (estimate this). Be sure to keep good records of anythingthat is done to these transformers (inspections, maintenance, etc.)*
2. The other transformers should simply be maintained properly, and inspectedperiodically for leaks.
3. For the approximate 12 capacitors containing 3 Ibs. or more of dielectricfluid, check and let me know which ones operate at 2000 a.c. (alternatingcurrent) or above. This makes a difference at the time they are taken out ofservice. :•
4. Let me know results of testing on the 25 out-of-service transformers locatednear the water plar*,.
5. Whenever you are planning to take any electrical equipment containing oil (orotherwise assumed to possibly contain PCB'a) out of service (not to be re-used)let me know, so the proper procedure under the regs can be followed.
Please call if you have questions. 1 look forward to hearing from you on theout-of-service transformers and the capacitors.
RE: Compliance with PCB Regulations (see attached)
Per our previous discussion, you have the following transformers:
In-service: 1 2000 kVa askarel filled (next to weave room)1 2500 kVa outside near river, most likely askarel filled2 4500 kVa 3 phase - oil (in yard)3 2000 kVa (also in yard) - probably oil3 333s (also in yard) - probably oil
Of these, the first two should probably be classified In the 500+ PPM category(labeling, inspecting, and records required), while the others are In the50-500 PPM category. K*C. Hopklns should be sending you some labels. Notethat while diking, etc. is not required for in service transformers, we needto take steps as soon as economically feasible to keep any leaks from goingInto sewer drains, the river, etc.
Out of Service - 25 (approx.) in yard near water plant. Since it was yourfeeling that these shouldn't contain 50 PPM of PCB, you were going to testthem. Please let me know results when you get them.
Capacitors - We need to check and see If the fluid in the ones Z looked atweighs 3 Ibs. or more (based on the lack of information on the label, X thinkit best to assume they are "PCB Capacitors"), as well as how many capacitors-~you have with 3 Ibs. or more of dielectric fluid. Let me know.
Also, if there Is any other equipment coming under these regulations that Ididn't see, please send me a list of them. If there are any other changes, etc.in the list set out above, please advise on that as well.
_ 10/10/66'i i-I. TalXed with Anita Lee at Department of Waste
Management concerning letter from Julia King-Collins. Ms. Lee said:
1. Permanent EPA ID number should arrive in4-6 weeks* Since we have already submittedhazardous waste activity form, we do nothave to sumlt another one.
2. If SafetyKlean picks up waste before permanentID number is received, we can call her officeand get another temporary number.
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11th Floor. Monroe Building101 N. 14th Street
Richmond. Va. 23219
OCT'031986CERTIFIED RETURNRECEIPT REQUESTED
Bill BarkerRitgel Textile Fries DivisionP.O. Box 445Rt. 94Fries, VA 24330
Dear Mr. Barker:
The EPA Provisional t.D. Number VAP000001778 was Issued to your facilityon September 29, 1986.
Attached is a sample copy of the notification of hazardous waste activityform. This Is only an example of how the form should be completed. Please donot place any information on this example.
Enclosed is the notification of hazardous waste activity form booklet,please fill out the form from this booklet.
In order for us to close the file, please return the form within ten(10) working days to the Bureau of Hazardous Waste Management, Eleventh Floor,Monroe Building) 101 North Fourteenth Street, Richmond, Virginia 23219.
The Provisional T.D. Number Issued to your facility la a slngle-us*number. It is designed to assist In completing the hazardous waste manifeston an emergency basis only and Is not to be used by facilities that generatehazardous waste on a regular basis.
For further information or assistance, please contact me at (804) 225-2667-
Sincerely , •£ tf
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Bill Barker MiCM«Lv*Mr£sRiegel Textile $"*NG*UOFries DivisionP.O. Box 445, Route 94Fries, VA 24330
Dear Mr. Barker:
The EPA Provisional Number VAP000002326 was issued to your facility onOctober 30, 1986.
Attached is a sample copy of the notification of hazardous wasteactivity form. This is only an example of how the form should be completed.Please do not place any information on this example.
Enclosed is the notification of hazardous waste activity form booklet,please fill out the form from this booklet.
In order for us to close the file, please return the form within ten(10) working days to the Bureau of Hazardous Haste Management, 11th Floor,Monroe Building, 101 North 14th Street, Richmond, Virginia 23219*
The Provisional I.D. Number issued to your facility is a single-usenumber. It is designed to assist In completing the hazardous waste manifeston an emergency basis only and is not to be used by facilities that generatehazardous waste on a regular basis.
For further Information or assistance, please contact ae at (604) 225-2667.
Sincerely,
Julia King-ColHns, BiologistBureau of Hazardous Haste Management
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COMMONWEALTH of VIRQINIADEPARTMENT OF WASTE MANAGEMENTJames Monroe Bluing, Eleventh Floor
The EPA Provisional Number VAP000002495 was Issued to your facility onNovember 10, 1986.
t Attached Is a sample copy of the notification of hazardous wasteactivity form. This is only an example of how the form should be completed.Please do not place any information on this example.
Enclosed is the notification of hazardous waste activity form booklet,please fill out the form from this booklet.
In order for us to close the file, please return the form within ten(10) .working days to the Bureau of Hazardous Waste Management, llth Floor,Monroe. Building, 101 North 14th Street, Richmond, Virginia 23219.
'The Provisional I.D. Number issued to your facility Is a single-usenumber. It is designed to assist In completing the hazardous waste manifeston an emergency basis only and is not to be used by facilities that generatehazardous waste on a regular basis.
For further information or assistance, please contact ne at (804) 225-2667.
Sincerely,
Julia Klng-Collina, BiologistBureau of Hazardous Waste Management
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101 North Fourteenth Street JAMH*<««GRichmond 23219 "*™
The EPA Provisiotial Number VAP000002605 was issued to your facility onNovember 17, 1986.
Attached is a sample copy of the notification of hazardous wasteactivity form. This is only an example of how the form should be completed.Pitas* do not place any information on this example.
Enclosed is the notification of hazardous waste activity form booklet,please fill out the form from this booklet. ;
In order for us to close the file, please return the form within ten(10) working days to the Bureau of Hazardous Waste Management, llth Floor,Monroe Building, 101 North 14th Street, Richmond, Virginia 23219.
The Provisional I.D. Number issued to your facility is a single-usenumber. It is designed to assist in completing the hazardous waste manifeston an emergency basis only and Is not to be used by facilities that generatehazardous waste on a regular basis.
For further Information or assistance, please contact me at (604) 225-2667.
Sincerely, ' r
Julia King-Collina, BiologistBureau of Hazardous Waste Management
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COMMONWEALTH of VIRQINIADEPARTMENT OF WASTE MANAGEMENT
11th Floor, Monroe Building101 N, 14th Street
Richmond, Va, 23219HOT DQ IQflfi CERTIFIED - RETURNU U 1 63 1300 RECEIPT REQUESTED
Bill BarkerRiegel TextileP.O. Box 445Route 94Pries, VA 24330
Dear Mr* Barker:
The EPA Provisional I.D. Number VAP000002292 was issued to your facilityon October 28, 1986.
Attached is a sample copy of the notification of hazardous wasteactivity form. This is only an example of how the form should be completed*Pleaae do not place any Information on this example.
Enclosed is the notification of hazardous waste activity form booklet,please fill out the form from this booklet.
In order for us to close the file, please return the form within tan(10) working days to the Bureau of Hazardous Waste Management, llth Floor,Monroe Building, 101 North 14th Street, Richmond, Virginia 23219.
The Provisional I.D. Number Issued to your facility la a tingle-usenumber. It Is designed to assist in completing the hazardous waste manifeston an energancy basis only and is not to be used by facilities that generatehazardous waste on a regular basis.
For further information or assistance, please contact na at (804) 225-2667.
Sincerely, .
Julia King-Collins, BiologistBureau of Hazardous Waste Management
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Richmond. V.. 23219 CERTIFIED - RETURN
OCT.'2 H986 RECEIPT REQUESTED
Bill BarkerRegel TextilesP.O. Box 447Fries, Virginia 24330
Dear Mr. Barker:
The EPA Provisional I.D. Number VAP000002122 was issued to your facilityon October 14, 1986.
Attached Is a sample copy of the notification of hazardous vast*activity form. This la only an example of how the fora should be completed*Please do not place any Information on this example*
Enclosed is the notification of hazardous waste activity form booklet,please fill out the form from this booklet.
In order for us to close the file, please return the form within ten(10) working days to the Bureau of Hazardous Waste Management, llth Floor*Monroe Building, 101 North 14th Street* Richmond, Virginia 23219.
The Provisional I.D. Number issued to your facility is a single-usenumber. It is designed to assist in completing the hazardous waste manifeston an emergency basis only and is not to be used by facilities that generatehazardous waste on a regular basic.
For further information or assistance, please contact me at (804) 225*2667.
Sincerely,
Julia Klng-Colllns, BiologistBureau of Hazardous Waste Management
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&EPA ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF NOTIFICATIONOF HAZARDOUS WASTE ACTIVITY
Thi* is to acknowledge ihat ynu have filed a Nutificationof Hazardous Waste Activity forthe installation located at the address shown in the box below to comply with Section 3010of the Resource Conservation .md Rei-uverv Act 'RCRAi. Your EPA Identification Numberfor 'hat installation appear* in the box tolow. The EPA Identification Number must beinciudea on all rmippinu vnanit'ests tor transporting hazardous wastes; on all AnnualRfV'Ktf that ucncratnrn i»t hazardous wast*, and owners and operators of hazardous wastetmtment. utoraue and rli»po*ai faciUtiei* ir.unt file with EPA; on all applications for a
H-uarmws Waste Permii; and ccher hazardous waste management reports andV.* retiuitvti undi-r Subtitle T of HCRA.
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Dear Hasardoua Wast* Motlfieri
The flit* of the Department of Wast* Management indicate that you havenotified as a generator or small quantity generator of hasardoua wastes.
One of th« responsibilities of a company that notifies is that they ttustfile an annual report each year to indicate what hasardous waste activity hasbeen carried out during the previous calendar year.
This year's form is somewhat different than lest year's. If you havealreedy filed a report for 1986 on last year1 a form, you do not need to fileagain.
One of the changes this year Includes a space for non-generators endsmall quantity generators to indicate their filing status. If you ere e snailquantity generator or if you did not generate eny hasardous waste in 1966,circle the appropriate number, and then fill out the first pege of the form.
Another change is that e generetor must report all hazardous waste thatis generated, even if the weste is recycled or treated in en exempt treatmentunit (i.e., elementary neutrelication). If you have elreedy filed for 1986,end did not include this waste, you must refile. Please indicate that this isa revised filing for 1986,
REAP THE INSTRUCTIONS COMPLETELY BEFORE PILLING OUT THE FORM. SOME OFTHE REQUIREMENTS HAVE CHAMGEP.
If you have any questions, please call the Bureau at (804)225-2667 or Ifoutside of the Richmond area, 1-800*352*2075. When calling, please tell thereceptionist that you are calling about the generator's annual report.
Sincerely, •
Terr! Lynn Cross, Area Manager 'Bureau of Hasardous Uaste Management
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Mr . Ned CochraneMounc Vernon Mills, Inc.F. 0. Box 3478Greenville, S. C. 29602
Dear Mr. Cochrane:i
We appreciate your attending the meeting lest Thursday eveningat the Recreation Cancer. We plan to have an open meeting of thistype in November and December which will probably be on the thirdThursday each time.
We appreciate your leaving the Machine Shop, Carpenter Shopand Tin Shop .machinery es it is. If the Mill is used to establisha Museum, we will rent floor space for manufacturing of other com-mercial purposes. These shops will enable us to provide goodservice co these eencigg cueoamess.
In a letter from Mr. Joe Jennings, he stated that supplieswould be left in chase shops, but all the steel in the racks In theMachine Shop has been removed. We really need any of the supportequipment chac you could lee us have, such as air conditioning, aircompressors , wacer fountains , heat ing facilities and etc* The morecomplete the building is, the sooner ve can have some paying cus-tomers in ic .
The date for the next open meeting with the town is November17, 1988 ac 7: 30PM at the Recreation Center.
Any help you can give us will be greatly appreciated and thanksagain Cor attending the meeting last week.
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August 19, 1988
The Honorable Sanford ByrdMayorTown of FriesFries VA 24330
Dear Sanfordi
Thank you for your August 10 letter to Mr. Jennings.
We do plan for the 1970 White Oliver tractor with front end loader to bepart of what we transfer to the Town. We are uncertain, however, as to what"cost figures" you need to establish a rental price on the building. The Townalready has the property tax appraisal,*and I do not believe we have any otherrelevant data. The cost to the Town to get the building, of course, isbasically free.
We trust you will make the necessary arrangements to see that Mr* RalphWalker can get the water pumps and the electric wenches he requested. If youdo not want to give them to him outright, perhaps you could at least give himthe written assurance that he will have unlimited access to them as long asthe Town owns them (with a right of first refusal to buy them if the Town eversells them). Of course, we could transfer this equipment directly to Mr. Walkerif you wish.
We are not sure that any further written agreements are needed on themanufacturing plant before we transfer It to you. As we have written you, weintend to convey to the Town the manufacturing plant site, the plant building,the machine shop equipment, the carpentry shop equipment, the sheet metal shopequipment, the 1970 truck and the 1970 tractor with front end loader. Thisconveyance should take place before January 1, 1989. If potential tenants wouldrequire occupancy sooner than that, we will work with you to find a way toaccommodate them.
We have engaged an appraiser to appraise the water plant assets, but weneed to know from you as soon as possible how much land will be necessary foryour operation of the water plant.
Thanks for your cooperation in this matter.Sincerely,
E. G. Cochrane IIAssistant Secretary
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Mr. J. t. Jennings, Jr . , PresidentMount Vernon Mills, Inc.P. 0. Box 3478Greenville, S.C. 29602
Deer Mr. Jennings:
Thank you very much for your letter of August 4, 1588. Thisis greet news for che Town of fries and especially for a* . Your
,. cooperation in che trsnsfer of this valuable property to our town•- is greatly appreciated. Everyone I talk&d with is excited about
the opportunity for growth to the town this property will give us.
In your letter you stated, "We will also plan to give the citythe two 1970 model trucks that you mentioned in your letter". Inmy letter 1 ssked for one 1970 model truck and one 1970 model WhiteOliver Tractor with a front-end loader. We thank you for the truckand hope you can make the tractor available to us else, because thetruck end tractor work together as e team. They will be used in theremoval of sludge from our Sewege Treatment Plant.
We need cost figures "to establish che vent price on the build-ing. We -have asked Mr. Arnold Phlllips to help with this matter.Would it be poaatbVs ^or h\m fro— work with Mr . Davis on collectingthjLe information, 'it would also be helpful to us to have a validcontract on this agreement ac your earliest convenience. : It wouldhelp US in d«r«rmin<ng-e.K<»— MiftAMit nf mnngv u» fflfy n»»A f ft borrowfor operating purjLPfif n_ "M also __ln, determining the charge tor rent
I talkedL_with_B.alph Walker concerning the use of che MachineShop. There will be no problem in teeing "chat hit ™p*<r «ftrfc «h*~'*" L f * n^^rtar! "flV'mTio atacad that he hs^eakef* f*y thf tV?_HomeTTte 4 -inch water pumps and the two electrjc-poweted vrenchaaThese ware -originally bought fot..C.he hydro" plant end h,t
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\The Honorable Sanford W. ByrdMayor of the Town of FriesFries, Virginia 24330
Dear Mr. Byrd:Your letter of July 25, 1988
I enjoyed meeting with you In Fries but regret the circumstances. I believethat your enthusiasm end leadership provide a good opportunity for yourcity to make something good out of this bad situation.
You have specifically asked for the machine, shop, carpenter shop, and sheetmetal shop equipment and supplies so that the city could offer satisfactoryservices and repairs to possible new tenants at the plant site. Va plan tomake this available to you. Ralph Walker, president of Aquenergy Corporation,which operates the hydro facility at the plant site has also expressed interestin this equipment and said that he hoped the equipment would stay at itspresent location. We would like for you to work out something that is mutuallysatisfactory with Mr. Walker. We will also plan to give the city the two1970 model trucks that you mentioned in your letter. We are planning to givethe water treatment plant to the city, along with sufficient acreage aroundit to enable the city to operate it properly.
We will work closely with you me the operation winds down and would like foryou to let us know of any other way that we can be of help. We do plan tokeep the textile machinery, a couple of fork lift trucks, and other relatedequipment, since most of it is old and we can probably use it for repair partsIn certain other plants that we have. We don't feel that this equipment wouldbe of any help to the city since we have been unable to find anyone InterestedIn operating the plant as a going concern. We would also plan to keep anyreal estate not connected to the plant site.
As you know better than anyone else, the plant is a very fine building, inspite of being old. It should be satisfactory for m variety of industrial uses,
With best regards, ..icerely,
liO' KJpseph L. Ji&iings, Jr,
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u'.v*THIS DEED, Mad* this .'2-2hd day of December, inth* y*ar On* Thousand Nin* Hundred Eighty-light, by endb*tw*«n MOUNT VERNON MILLS, INC., a Maryland Corporation,
the h*r*in d*scrlbed Grantor, party of the first part; andTHE TOWN Of FRIES, VIRGINIA, a Virginia Municipal Corporation,
Main Street, fries, .Virginia 24330, the herein describedGrantee, party of the second part.
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That for and in the consideration of the sun ofTEN DOLLARS ($10.00) and other good and valuable
consideration, receipt of which is hereby acknowledged,the said Grantor doth grant unto th* aaid Grant**, in fee
•impl*. with GENERAL WARRANTY, all of the following describedtract or parcel of land, lying and being in the Town ofPriea, Providence Magisterial District of Grayaon County,Virginia, and more fully described •• follows, to-witt
BEGINNING at an iron pipe on the Northerly bank
of New River, and a corner to th* prop*rty of Horace E.
Biibreyt thenc* with th* Northerly bank of New River, N.73' 18* W. 191.50 f**t to a stakei thence, N. 85* 40* W.253.81 feet to a stake ; thence, N. 20* 42' W. 72.07 feetto a ataket thence, N. 74* 28' W. 88.65 feet to e stake;
thence, S. 83* 31' W. 333.33 feet to an iron piper thence,
S. 56* 32' W. 137.56 f**t to a stake; thence, S. 71* 49»W. 148.07 feet to a atak*j thence, S. 71* 52* W. 216.79
feet to a Sycamore; thence, N. 88* 30* N. 92,00 feet toa pipe »et| thence, S. 63* 46* 24" H. 44.54 feet to the
end of a wall; thenc* along th* c*nt*rline of a rook retaining
wall, the following callsi S. 83* 31* W. 15.91 feet to
a point! thence, N. 84* 03* H. 17.68 feet to a pointy then_e,N. 73* 52* W. 8,11 f««t to a point! thence, N. 61* 27* W.
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12.48 f**t to a pointi thence, N. 34* 39* W. 10.97 feet
to a point t thence, N. 31* OS' W. 16.51 feet to a pointon the South face of building and in th* centerline of rock
wall, and a corner to a Generator Roomt thence, N. 19* 17*30" w. 128.50 feet to a point at th* intersection of retainingwall and face of building; thane* continuing with saidretaining wall, S. 70* 56' 15" W. 41.01 f*et to a enisled"X" on retaining wall, in th* line of Aquen*rgy SystemsIncorporated; thenc* with said line, N. 19' 03' 45" W. 36.00feet to an iron pipe found; thence, S. 70* 56* 15" H. 63.86
feet to an iron pip* found; th*nc«, N. 42* 50* 10" W. 73.32
feet to a steel fence post; thence, N. 30* 46* W., a total
distance of 84.07 feet, passing an iron pin on line at 49.07feet; thence with the centerlin* of Virginia Rout* No. 94,tha following calls i N. 12* 40* E. 281.58 feet to e point!thence, N. 04* 36' w. 20.71 feet to a point; thence, N. 19*
48' E. 68.35 feet to a point; thence, N. 47* 21' E. 70.00
feet to a point; thence, N. 71* 10* E. 66.15 feet to a point!thence, N. 89* 20* E. 73.04 f**t to a point; thence, S.
76* 09* B. 74,72 feet to a point; thence, S. 62* 06* B.
95.04 feet to a point; thence, S. 60* 27' B. 90.44 feet
to a point; thence, S. 79* 29' E. 75.24 feet to a point}thence, N. 80* 56' E. 113.44 feet to a point; thence, N.
85* 00' E. 91.58 feet to a point! thence, 8. 73* 15' B.
61.30 feet to a ooint; thence, S. 61* 25' B. 79.33 feet
to a point ; thence , S. 50* 37* E. 128.40 feet to a point ;thenc* , S . 63* 33 ' E. 74.70 feet to a point! thence , 8.81* 42* E. 85.89 feet to a point; thence, H. 87' 54* B.
68.12 feat to a point, in th* centerlir.e of Virginia StateRoute 1001; thence with the centerline of said VirginiaState Rout* 1001, S. 87* 31* B. 101.91 feet to e pointithence leaving the cant*rline of Virginia State Route 1001,
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12.48 feet to a pointj th«nc«, N. 34* 39* W. 10.97 feet
to a point; th*ne*, N. 31* 05* W. 16.56 feet to e pointon the South face of building and in th* centerline of rockwall, and a corner to a Generator Room; thence, N. 19* 17*30" w. 128.50 feet to a point at the intersection of reteiningwall and fac« of building; thence continuing with said
retaining wall, S. 70* 56' 15" W. 41.01 feet to a enisled"X" on retaining wall, in the lin* of Aquenergy SystemsIncorporated; thence with said Una, N. 19* 03* 45" W. 36.00feet to an iron pipe found; thence, S. 70* 56* 15" H. 63.86feet to an iron pipe found; thence, N. 42* 50* 10" W. 73.32
feet to a steel fence post; thence, N. 30* 46* W., a total
diatance of 84.07 feet, passing an iron pin on line at 49.07feett thence with th* centerline of Virginia Route No. 94,
the following callst N. 12* 40' E.. 281.58 fe«t to a point;
thence, N. 04* 36' W. 20.71 feet to a point; th«nce, N. 19'
48* E. 68.35 feet to a point; thence, N. 47* 21* E. 70.00
feet to a point; thence, N. 71* 10* E. 66.15 feet to a point*thenc*, N. 89* 20* E. 73.04 feet to a point* thence, 8.
76* 09' E. 74.72 feet to a point; thence, 8. 62* 06* B.
95.04 feet to a point; thance, S. 60* 27* B. 90.44 feet
to a point; thence, s. 79* 29* E. 75.24 f**t to a point;thence, N. 80* 56' E. 113.44 feet to a point; thence, N.
85* 00' E. 91.56 feat to a point; thence, S. 73* 15* E.
61.30 feet to ? point i th«nce, S. 61* 25* E. 79.33 f«»t
to a point; thence, S. 50* 37* E. 128.40 feet to a point;
thence, S. 63* 33' E. 74.70 feet to a point; thence, S.
81* 42* B. 85.89 feet to a point; thence, N. 87* 54* B.
68.12 f**t to a point, in th* "enterline of Virginia StateRoute 1001; thence with the centerline of said Virginia
State Route 1001, S. 87* 31* E. 101,91 feet to a point;•mmviATu. thence leaving the centerline of Virginia State Route 1001,
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and with the line of Horace E. Bilbrey, 8. 37* 26' B. 35.72feet to an axle at the north aid* of e wall at its Westend; thence with the Bilbrey line and running with th* line
of th* retaining wall, the following callei 8. 37* 26*
E. 58.59 feet to a pipe) thence, S. 41* OS* E. 49.96 feet
to a pipe; thenc*, S. 45* 41' E. 52.64 f«*t to a pip*; th*nc«,
S. 53* 16' E. 42.21 fe«t to a pipe; th«nc*. S. 64* 01* B.
334.40'feet to an iron pipe on the North side of wall at
its East end; thenc* continuing with the Bilbrey line, 8.
IB* 38* W. 29.65 feet to the point of th* BEGINNING, and
containing by survay, 14,271 acres, of which 0.968 acrelias within th* pr«scriptiv« rights-of-way of Virginia Stat*
Route No. 94 and Virginia State Route 1001, making a net
conveyance of 13.283 acres, as shown by a survey by J. t.Zeh, C.L.S. No. 1186, dated December 15, 1986, Survey No.
6533-A, entitled "THE TOWN OP FRIES, VA."; and being a partof that property conveyed by D*ed dated August 29, 1986,
from Fries Textile Company to Ri*gel Textile Corporation,as shown by Daed recorded in the Clerk's Offie* of th* Circuit
Court of Grayson County, Virginia, in Deed Book 217 at Page
771t and the Grantor herein. Mount V*rnon Mills, Inc.*
acquired said property by Articles of Merger, dated June
1, 1987, of Riegel Textile Corporation into Mount Vernon
Mills, Inc., as shown by copies of the Articles of Mergerrecorded in the Clnrk's Office of the Circuit Court of Grayson
County, Virginia, in Deed Book 225 at Pag* 742; reference
to the aforesaid survey and Deeds being hereby made fora more complete description and for chain of title to the
property herein conveyed.Th* aforesaid property is conveyed subject *-.o
valid recorded easements for electric lines, telephone lines,water and sewer easements, of record in the Clerk's Offie*
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of the circuit Court of Grayson county, Virginia; and furtherconveyed subject to an easement for purpose of ingress and*gr*ss ov*r a certain road leading off of Virginia RouteNo. 94 for two entrances, through a portion of the propertyhertin referred to to th* canal used in conjunction with
th* hydro«l*ctric_syst*m,_^hat was reserved by Pries TextileCompany in the aforesaid Deed recorded in peed Book 217
§t_£a*a_-Z**-, Grayson County Circuit Court Clerk's Office,to which reference Is further made for the terms thereof
and Incorporated by reference herein.It Is further understood between th* Grantor and
Grantee that portion of 0.968 acre lying within th*prescriptive rlghts-of-way of Virginia State Route No. 94and Virginia State Route 1001, Is owned by the Commonwealthof Virginia and Is not conveyed by this Deed.
As evidenced by the Grantee * s acceptance andrecordatlon of this Deed, and as a further conaiderationfor this conveyance, the said Grantee covenants and agreesto be responsible for any environmental damage, fines.
penalties, clean-up costs, and any other coata that have
been incurred in the past or may b* incurred in the future,including but not limited to, third-party liability thatmay arise from leaks , seepage , or spills occuring in
connection with the storage or dispensing of regulated«ubstanc*0 or hazardous wastes on the heretofore describedpremises; during or prior to the ownership of Grantor andthe said Grantee further covenants and agrees to save endhold harmless the Grantor herein from any and all of suchclaims.
The said Grante* herein agrees to pay any specialtaxes for the conveyance that would be due on behalf ofthe Grantor and by virtue of Code Section 58. 1-811(3) (4),
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wherein this Deed la exempt from recording fees by the lawsot th* Commonwealth of Virginia, as th* Grantee herain havingassumed the Grantor's tax, and the Grantee herein beinga Virginia Municipal Corporation and is exempt from taxation.
WITNESS the following signatures and seals.*
MOUNT VERNON MILLS, INC.
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STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF GREENVILLE, to-witl
I, CfiuueJitoj iJ. /MrtitiJ. ., a Notary Public0
in and for th* County and State aforesaid, do hereby certifyJoitph VtV"
that JUUSQftJL. JENNINGS, President, and B. G. COCHRANB, II,
Secretary, of MOUNT VERNON MILLS, INC., whose names aresigned to the foregoing writing bearing date of December
22, 1988, have acknowledged the same before me in my County
and State aforesaid.Given under my hand and official seal this a3.>r\gL
day of December, 1968.
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THIS DEED, Made this 29th. Any of August. 1986, byand between FRIES TEXTILE COMPANY, a Delaware Corporationauthorized to do business in the Commonwealth of Virginia, Partyof tha First Pare and RIEGEL TEXTILE CORPORATION, Party of the
Second Part:
W I T N E S S E T H i
That for and In consideration of th* sum of TEN <$10.00)
and NO/100 DOLLARS, cash in hand paid, the receipt of which Ishereby acknowledged, and other valuable consideration, the said
Party of tha First Part, by and through its authorized officersas hereinafter shown, does hereby grant and convey, with General
Warranty and Modern English Covenants of Title, In fee simple,unto the Party of the Second Part, all of that property and/or
interest in said property as located in Grayson County andCarroll County, Virginia, and dsacribed as followst
Being all the property owned and/or titled In thename of Fries Textile Company, located in Grayson and CarrollCounties, Virginia, comprised of all property of any kind andnature owned by Fries Textile Company at the time of theexecution of this document EXCEPT those tracts and/or waterrights and other interests ss hereinafter shown ss beingexcepted from this conveyance. Reference is made to Deed Book163, page 236, Clerk's Office, Circuit Court of Grayson County,Virginia, dated 12/31/76, from Washington Weaving Company toFries Textile Company, and also to Deed Book 176, page 125,dated June 29, 1979, from R. A. Gilbert, Trustee for WashingtonMills Company, ec als., to Fries Textile Company, and other
Dead Books of record, for a more definite description and chainof tlcle of eh* property herein ref*rr*d to and/or excepted.
EXCEPTED AND HOT INCLUDED IN THE ABOVE CONVEYANCEar* chose tracts and/or water rights described as followst
HO. Ii Being chose tracts and/or parcels of landshown on a certain plat dated 7/23/86 shown as being prepared
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for "Fries Textile Company" by Dudley fc Zeh, Certified land
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Surveyors No. 6170. Said tracti shown to contain 2.69 acres,more or lessi 5.92 acres, more or lest, of which 0.52 acrelies within ehe R/W of Va. Rte. 94i and 1.75 acres, mor* orless, located on ehe south side of New River.
*There Is also excepted any and all generating equipment
as locaeed on said property above referred to and all rights Inand to ehe dam which Is connected Co ehe above property and on
New Rivsr.NO. 2i Being chac eract locaeed in eh* Town of Fries,
Providence Maglseerial DlsCrlcf of Grayton CounCy, Virginia,shown co contain 0.71 acre, more or lets, by survey of DonaldV. Semones, Certified Land Surveyor No. 1159, dat*-4 April of1975, and a portion of the same proptrty as conveyed by deedof 12/31/76, from Washington Weaving Company to Fries TextU'iCompany, and recorded In Dead Book 163, page 236. 1C beingunderstood that this is Just one of Che tracts under the abovereferred to deed and is further more fully described in a deedof 3/13/76 from McDowell Development Corporation to WashingtonWeaving Company and recorded in che above Clerk's Office InDeed Book 160, page 942.
NO, 3i There Is further excepccd from che aboveconveyance all ehe water rights and/or easements for purposesof use in connection with generating electric power viehreference to che above property and all water rights withreference to the above dam, together with che appurtenancesthereunto belonging Co flood, back water upon parcels of others,which rights were acquired by previous deeds. Reference ismade Co those rights acquired by F. K. Fries and W. C. Ruffinand which were conveyed Co Washingcon Hills Company by deed ofJune 18, 1901, and shown by Deed Book 31, page 15, and beingall the same water rights, privileges and appurCenances ownedheretofore by the said Washington Mills Company, subsequently
conveyed by deed of November 3, 1973, from Washington Group,
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Inc., to Washington Weaving Company, shown by deed recordedIn Deed Book 156, page 178, and as more fully set out in acertain deed daeed 12/31/76 from Washlngcon Weaving Companyto Fries Textile Company and recorded In che above Clerk'sOfflc* in Deed Book 163, page 236. Reference is made to the
above deeds, plats and other documents for a more definitedescription of ch* water rights h*rtln excepted.
BY WAY QF EXPLANATIONt All of che above property,
wacer rights and oeher lnt«reses In said propercy as herein
r«f«rred to are presently cicled In Che name of Fries TextileCompany, a subsidiary of Riegel Texclle Corporation. Thisdeed conveys all property owned and/or titled in th* name ofFries Texclle Company eo Riegel Texclle Corporaelon, wtch Cheexception of chose traces as more fully referred to anddescribed on the above plat by Dudley & Zeh daeed 7/23/1986.In addlclon, ehera is lurcher excepced and noc conveyed byehls deed all waCar r'lghcs owned by Fries Texclle Companyand as are more fully described and set out in a certain deed
mentioned above and recorded In Deed Book 163, page 236. Itbeing understood that these wacer righCs are excepted as well
as all rights Co che dam and oeher propercy as referred to andused in connection with ehe generation of electric power by
said Company.It is further understood that ehe Party of Che First
Pare retains an easement for purposes of ingress and egressover a certain road leading off of Highway 94 from two entrancesthrough a portion of che propercy herein referred co, eo eh*"Canal" used in conjunction vith che hydroelectric system.Said road being approximately 12 ft. In width and extending
Cwo encrances from Highway 94 Co a common road to said "Canal".This easement Is more fully shown by a rough skeech noC drawnco scale by E, C. Cochrane, daeed 8/20/86, and copies of which
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..... are retained by all parties to this deed for purposes of a__ more definite description as to the easement herein retained*
i ' BY MAY OF FURTHER EXPLANATION! The conveyance herein
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referred co i* a conveyance from a subsidisry corporation toa parent corporation, and qualifies for non- recognition ofgain or loss under che Internal Revenue Code of 1954, asamended, and as more fully allowed and referred to In Section58.1-BU of the Code of Virginia, as amended. Th* taxes Imposedby Secelon 58.1-801 and 58.1-803 of Che Code of Virginia, as
amended, do not apply Co this deed.IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, che said Party of the First
Pare, Fries Textile Company, has caused Chase presents to be
executed on Its behalf by J) LT.J
its President, and its corporate seal Co be hereto affixed andduly attested by ____ 3~af»*.* M £f> ',**•?* ________ t itsSecretary, both of said officers being duly authorized by
appropriac* resolution and authority by said corporation Coed co1986.
make che above referred co cransfer ehls 3l day of
FRIES TEXTILE COMPANY
By. resident
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CORPORATE SEALi
BOOK
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF OREEKVILLE_____, TO-WITi
The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me
this 29th day of August____, 1986, on behalf of theabove referred Co corporaclon by D. J. stevens_________Its President, and James M. Spinner_______, as Secreearyrespectively of said corporaclon, whose names are signed eo eheforegoing deed and who further acknowledge that they hav* beenauthorized co execute this instrument and that all appropriate
corporate requirements had been made for Che purpose of saidexecuclon.
Notry Public
My commission expiresi October 28, 199S
VERIFIEDDELIVERED
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DEEP OF BARGAIN AND SALE
THIS DEED OF BARGAIN AND SALE, dated as of the 31st
day of December, 1976, by and between WASHINGTON WEAVING
COMPANY, a North Carolina corporaclon (Grantor), and FRIESTEXTILE COMPANY, a Delaware corporation (Grantee), provide*t
FOR AND IN CONSIDERATION OF $10 and other valuable
consideration, receipt of which Is hereby acknowledged, andsubject to the easements, conditions, restrictions, and agree-ments referred to herein, the Grantor hereby grents and conveyswith general warranty and English covenants of title unto theGrantee all those certain pieces or parcels of real propertylocated in Grayson County, Virginia, containing In the aggre-gate 21.81 acres, more or less, more particularly described on
Exhibit "A" attached hereto, recorded herewith, and made a
part hereof.AND FURTHER, the Grantor hereby grants and conveys •
with special warranty of title unto the Grantee all waterrights appurtenant to the within mentioned real property, as
the Grantor may have and be entitled to convey.This conveyance is made subject to all recorded
easements, conditions, restrictions and agreements as they maylawfully apply to the real estate hereby conveyed or any partthereof.
WITNESS the following signature and seal.
WASHINGTON
[Corporate Seal]ATTEST:
/K>«-Assistant Secretary
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each acknowledge tsaid, on behalf of the Corporation./da ofGiven under my hand and seal this 3/
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24.66 feet to a point on edge of dam abutment; thence S. 52* 46* W203.93 feet to an Iron pipe; thence N. 36° 44' W. 152.30 feet toan axle 15 feet southwest of corporate sign of Town of Tries;thence N. 36° 44' W. 25.8? feet to the point of the BEGINNING;
and containing 20.03 Acres, aa shown by a survey by D. B. Dudley,C. L. S. No. 1125, dated December 13, 1973,(which survey Includesthe 25-foot section of the right of way for State Highway No. 94,lying on the Southern side of the centerline of that road, andwhen the area conveyed the Commonwealth of Virginia for this rightof way is subtracted from the total acreage shown on the surveyabove, it leaves a balance of 18.51 acres actually owned by theWashington Weaving Company, as calculated by D. B. Dudley, C. L. SNo. 1125, on December 20, 1976;) and as shown by a recorded platthereof, recorded In Map Book No. 1, at Page 46; CPlat Book No. 1called for, Grayson County Clerk's Office] and being a part ofTract No. I conveyed by deed dated November 3* 1973, by WashingtonGroup, Inc., formerly Washington Mills Company, to WashingtonWeaving Company, as shown by a deed recorded In the Clerk's Officeof Gray son County, Virginia, in Deed Book 155, at Page 384-388;reference to the aforesaid survey and deed being hereby made fora more complete description and for chain of titel to the tractherein conveyed.
TRACT NO. 2: 'BEGINNING at an iron stake in the western right ofway line of State Highway No. 94 and at Its intersection with theright of way of the Norfolk & Western Railway right of way line;thence leaving the line of said road, S. 76° 24* W. 160.86 feet
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to an iron stake in the right of way line of State Highway No. 94thence with the richt of way line of State Highway No. 94, N. 49°24< W. 158.14 feet to an iron stake; thence N. 31° 04.* E. 137*18fcot to an ire stake In the southern line of a private road;
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thence with the line of said private road, S. ?2* 43* E. 34.13feet to an Iron ttake in the right of way line of State HighwayNo, 94; thence with the right of way line of said Highway No. 94,S. *5* 06' E. 244.30 feet to the point of the BEGINNING; andcontaining 0.71 (71/100) Acr^e, as shown by a survey by Donald V.Semoncs, C. t. S. No. 1159, dated April, 1975; and being the same
i property conveyed Washington Weaving Company by deed dated Karen13, 1976, by MeDowe11 Development Corporation, which deed Is of
•*record in the Clerk's Office of Qrayson County In Deed Book 160,
at Pages 942-945i reference to aforesaid survey and deed beinghereby made for a more complete description and for chain of
title to the tract herein conveyed.
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TRACT NO. 3: Lying and being in the Town of Fries, ProvidenceMagisterial District of Qrayson County, Virginia, and more fully
described as follows, to-wlttBEGINNING at an Iron pin set In the eastern right of way
line of Washington Drive; thence leaving that right of way line,N. 87° 01' E. 166.90 feet to an iron pipe; thence N. 75° 251 E.19 feet to Iron pipes (found), a corner to Lot No, 10; thencewith the dividing line between Lots No. 10 and 11, S. 04« 34f 35"E, 147,63 feet to an Iron pin set in the northern right of wayline of Carroll Drive; thence with that right of way line ofCarroll Drive, S. 84° 151 W. 45.33 feet to an iron pin; thencecontinuing therewith, S. 88° 11' W. 151.6? feet to an iron pinset at the intersection of Carroll Drive and Washington Drive;thence with the eastern right of way line of Washington Drive,N. 00° 11' E. 121.72 feet to an Iron pin; thence continuingtherewith, N. 01° 26' W. 21.28 feet to the point of the BEGINNINGand being all of Lots Ho. 11 and 12 of the Washington ParkSubdivision, as shown by a survey dated December 20, 1976, byD. B. Dudley, C. L. S. No. 1125; and being the same propertyconveyed Washington Weaving Company by deed dated November 3s1973, by Washington Mills Company, of record in the GraysonCounty Clerk's Office in Deed Book 155, at Page 384; referenceIs also made to a plat recorded In Map Book 1, at Page 157, Inthe aforesaid Clerk's Office.
This property is subject to a 10-foot wide utility easementrunning along the back portion of the lots and running with thocalls, N. 87° 01* E. 166.90 feet to an Iron pin; and thence N.75° 25* E. 19 feet to an iron pin, as more fully shown on theaforesaid survey by D. B. Dudley, dated November 3, 1973.
Reference to tho aforesaid survey and deed belnc hereby madIAU1. VUilNIA
for a more eompU .e description and for chain of title to the
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TRACT NO. 4 (New Description) Lying and being in the OldtownMagisterial District of Gray son County, Virginia, and more fullydescribed as follows, te-wit;
BEGINNING at a point at the edge of New River; thence leavingsaid river, S. 50° 00' E. £28.28 feet to an iron stake; thenceS. 39° 00' W. 513*20 feet to an iron stake and a corner to theproperty of Franklin Real Estate Company, formerly E. S. Funk;thence N. 48° 44' W. 163-73 feet to a point in the edge of saidNew River; thence with the line of same, N. 41° 23' 37" E.
24?.67 feet to a point in the southeastern dam abutment; thencecontinuing with New River, N. 44° 27' 37" E. 262.70 feet to thepoint of the BEGINNING; and containing 1.75 Acres, as by asurvey by D. B. Dudley, C. L. S. No. 1125, as shown by a revisedplat dated December 28, 1976; and being a part of Tract No. 1conveyed Washington Weaving Company by deed dated November 3,1973, by Washington Group, Inc., formerly' Washington Mills
Company, as shown by a deed recorded in the Clerk's Office ofGray son County, Virginia, In Deed Book 155, at Pages 384-388;reference to the aforesaid survey and deed being hereby made fora more complete description and for chain of title to the tractherein conveyed.
All the water rights lying and being in the County ofGrayson, on the south side of New River, which is In the Old townMagisterial District of Qrayson County, Virginia, and on the nortlside of the river, which is in the Town of Fries, ProvidenceMagisterial District of Grayson County, Virginia, together witha dam connecting a 2-acre tract of land lying on the south sideof the river in the Oldtown* Magisterial District to a 20.03-acretract of land lying In the Town of Fries, Providence Magisterial
District, and as more fully shown by a plat thereof recordedIn Map Book 1, at Page 46, CPlat Book 1 called for], which rightto construct said dam was granted by the Grayson County Court onthe 6th day of June, 1901, recorded in Order Book 13, at Page 128together with the appurtenances thereto belonging to flood, backwater upon the parcels of others, which rights were acquired byF. H. Fries and W. C, Ruffin, and which were conveyed to Wash in gtMills Company by deed dated June 18, 1901, and as shown by deedrecorded In Deed Book 31, at Page 15, and being all the same wate
rights, privileges and appurtenances owned by said WashingtonMills Company, which were conveyed by deed dated November 3, 1973from Washington Group, Inc., successor to Washington Mills Companto Washington Weaving Company, as shown by deed recorded in DeedBook 156, at Page 178-181, Grayson County Clerk's Office; andreference being hereby made to the aforesaid plat, eourt order,deeds and including the deeds of Washington Mills Company wherein
said rights were acquired, for a more complete description andfor chain of title to the water rights, privllcGes andappurtenances herein conveyed; provided, however, that only suchof the above '-scribed rights as are appurtenant to Tracts No.
THIS II ID CtHTirr THAT the foll«wlHf U • two *6PT »*
• raieUllen edeptad by U>« toerd •( Dlrectora «t ftleqel T*tttiUCorporation at * Metin* duly catted *nd Mid inC*r«Un« *n tunday. Cwe«*b«r »*, !••• •! which • vworw MM•nd
USOLvn That th« Mr«*r •( th« Cot>ar«tl0n «tthInto Mount v«rnon NlUi. Inc. •ttvotlv* JMM 1. HIT
WSOLVtD That the otrtc*rt «f th* Car*kw «nd «H hereby •nthotlt«d and dlr«et»d to
*K*ewt« and d«Uv*r all »ueh docwMnti. a«r««Mntit nrtl-(ic*«« and inatntMnti. and to tak* *U «ueh other MUontM tft thetr iaU d Iteration m»f b* d««Md n*c*tt*ry «r•P»roprtata, to carry «ut and afUctuat* the Intent •( th*fot*«oti>4 rtieluttnn.
mil is TO nirtwR ctnirv THAT tun teiftivtion ia auutn f«ll fere* and effect aa af th, 4*ta of thii eatttf Ic.ltan.
County fo-wlt « wIhe Ork el the CueuB Court IfceQ dar d
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ENERGY AND COMMERCE H& SSJEff CONSTITUtNT tlMVKf omc».
JUDICIARY A*M»OM**lil»
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Mr. J.L. JenningsPresidentMount Vernon MillsP.O. Box 3478Greenville, South Carolina 29602
Dear Mr. Jennings:1 am writing to express my concern regarding the recent
discovery of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) and othercontaminated materials at the now defunct textile mill in Fries,Virginia. I understand that after failing to find a buyer forthe mill in 1988, your company gave the mill as a gift to theTown of Fries.
Following the recent finding of hazardous wastes, it wasreported that cleanup of the mill would cost approximately$250,000. The Town of Fries does not have access to fundssufficient to remove the wastes. Although the deed assignsresponsibility for environmental hazards to the Town of Fries,federal authorities under the comprehensive EnvironmentalResponse Compensation and Liability Act (Superfund) may assignliability for the cleanup to anyone in the ownership chain of themill. After reviewing the situation, I believe that Mount VernonIs more likely to be held legally accountable for the hazardouswaste disposal than the Town. Without .regard to the matter ofultimate legal responsibility, in the interest of fairness to theTown of Fries, I would urge Mount Vernon to take voluntary stepsto remove the wastes.
I would greatly appreciate hearing from you. Thanking youIn advance for your time and attention in this matter, I am
Sin
Rick BoucherMember of Congress
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MOUNT VERNON MILLS. INC.
Joseph L Jennings. Jr.Prtsidiflt January 12, 1989
The Honorable Sanford U. ByrdMayorTown of FriesP. 0. Box 452Fries, Virginia 24330
Dear Sanfordi
thank you for your letter of December 30, 1988.
Our intent was to protect Mount Vernon from any further environmentalliability on the mill property* While the clause in the deed went further
,^ than this, it did support the actions we took in abandoning the milland then deeding the mill to you when you requested it.
' Mif
As Ned Cochrane has told you, we do remain responsible for any hazardouswaste on the property up to December 22, 1988 as far as the federal govern-ment is concerned. However, we are not aware of any contamination ofthis type being on the property when it was deeded to the Town.
Please advise the various State agencies of this* and if they need moreassurance from us, ask them to contact us. Perhaps if we arranged foran environmental site assessment, at our expense, this would satisfytheir concerns.
Sincerely,»N
r.c \ —joseqft L. Jennliigs, Jr,' V VJLJJr:bem '
One Shelter Place. Surte 700. P 0. Box 3478. Greenville. S. C. 5960Z TeirB&5-!33.4151
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MOUNT VERNON MILLS. INC.
Joitph L. Jennings. Jr.President * July 26, 1990
The Honorable Frederick BoucherUnited States House of RepresentativesWashington, DC 20315
Dear Congressman Boucher:Thank you for your letter of July 20, 1990
Prior to your letter, we were unaware that "hazardous wastes" hadbeen found at the textile mill we formerly owned in Fries, Virginia. Sometime ago, we received a phone call from a newspaper reporter located nearFries regarding a consultant's report on the facility that mentioned hazardousmaterials. We asked for but never received a copy of this report. Earlyin 1989 we received a letter from a Fries town employee regarding thepresence of PCBs and asbestos at the facility. The only possible presenceof PCBs to our knowledge would be In the main transformer for the millbuilding. When the town took over the building, this transformer wasin full service supplying necessary power to the building, so any PCBsinside the transformer would not be considered waste. Further, we areunaware of any federal requirements to take this transformer out of service.With respect to asbestos, we do not believe any asbestos "waste1* wouldbe present, since the only presence of asbestos would be in Insulationfor steam piping and the boilers, which insulation is still in use. Thisproperty has never been used as a dump site.
No other communication or correspondence has been received regardinghazardous materials. In short* we had no information or reason to believethat hazardous wastes were present at the Fries textile mill. The Townof Fries has previously been written a letter to this effect (copy enclosed) .
We would appreciate your sending us any details you or the Town ofFries may have regarding hazardous waste at our former facility in Fries.We can then properly respond to your request. Please be assured thatwe understand our responsibilities under the SUPEWUND law and will complywith any of its provisions that are found to be applicable here. Shouldyou have further questions, please contact Mr. Ned Cochrane, our Corporate
t — , f.«llltl-i _ and Environmental Compliance Officer, at%(803) 233-4151. |* Sincerely, 3
