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CITY OF EAGAN 3830 Pilot Knob Road Eagan, Minnesota 55123 (612) 681-4675 INSPECTION RECORD Control No. 121l PERMIT TYPE: OUI t 01 "" Permit Number: 001645 Date Issued: 10121192 SITE ADDRESS: i, ©T t 041 BLOCK : I APPLICANT: 7?2! TERMINAL OR SHAW-LUNDQUIST ASSOC IMC STOLEY TERMINAL INDUSTRIAL PARK (612) 454-0670 PERMIT SUBT;YPE? ?.c TYPE OF WORK: ALTERATION Permit No. Permit Holder Date Telephone N S/W PLUMBING O?`4+ HVAC ELECTRIC ELECTRIC Inspection Dats insp. comments Footings I Foundation Framing Roofing Rough Plbg. O - 2 ( l Rough Htg. - - 6u ISUL f Fireplace Final Htg. Orsai Test Final Plbg. Plbg. Inspector - Notify Plumber Const. Meter EngrAnan Btdg. Final Deck Fig. Deck Final Well Pr. Disp. Q ct . j C PERMIT# ECHANI AL PERMIT RECEIPT # / CITY OF EAGAN i 3830 PILOT KNOB ROAD, EAGAN, MN $5122 DATE: CONTRACT PRICE: PHONE: 454-8100 For Office Use Only: Site Address `T:: P T: 7)R. BLDG TYPE WORK DESCRIPTION ' . Lot ? _ '_ Block Sec/Sub d Res. New ? "U-R Name NSViLLF H= A^'IYG Mutt Add-on c Address 1 24 i 8' 1 R1?ODE I :'LAND AVE . 894-0609 ;;;omm. , Repair x Other ty c Phone aF c; N r rti vmy FEES C ame Address 7 •'r' RES. HVAC 0-100 M BTU -$24.00 ADDITIONAL 50 M BTU - 6.00 p City Phone ',,,.V v •, (RES. HVAC INCLUDES A/C ON NEW CONSTRUCTION) 50 EA GAS OUTLETS (MINIMUM - 1 PER PERMIT) - 1 . . TYPE OF WORK COMM/IND FEE - 1% OF CONTRACT FEE Forced Air M BTU APT. BLDGS. - COMM. RATE APPLIES TOWNHOUSE 8 CONDOS - RES. RATE APPLIES Boiler M BTU MINIMUM RESIDENTIAL FEE - ALL ADD-ON 8 Unit Heater M BTU REMODELS - 12.00 Air Cond. M BTU MINIMUM COMMERCIAL FEE - 20.00 STATE SURCHARGE PER PERMIT - .50 Vent CFM (ADD $.50 S/C IF PERMIT PRICE GOES Gas Piping Outlets # BEYOND $1,000) Other $ FEE SIC: ? SI ITTEE TOTAL- FOR: CITY OF EAGAN ?// 6/v ? '5?'; ? - /; a / 3830 Pilot Knob RoadCTY OF ! P.O. Box 21-1 9, Eagan, MN 55121 t v 12759 PHONE: 454-8100 BUILDING PERMIT Receipt If To be used for REMODEL Est.Value $100,000 Date OCTOBER 8 1936 Site Address 3227 TERMINAL DR Erect ? Occupancy Lot 4 Block 1 Sec/Sub. SIB TERM IN D PKRemodel 13 Zoning Parcel No. Repair ? Type of Const Addition ? No. Stories Name SAF ETY-KLEEN CORp Move ? Length = l 777 BIG TIMBER RD Demolish ? Depth 3p Address Int Impr. ? Sq. Ft City. ELGIN, Plane 312/697-8460 Install ? z o Name SAME Approvals a Address Assessment ~ City Phone Water & Sew. W8 W Name WILLIAM O. HEYN Police Fire _ Address ?? v Eng. i W City Phone plannE I hereby acknowledge that I have read this application and state thatthe information is correct and agree to comply with all applicable State of Minnesota Statutes and City of Eagan Ordinances. Signature of Permittee SAFETY-KLEE'N COAP A Building Permit is issued to: all work shall be done in accordance with all applicable State of Minnesc Bldg. Fees Permit ' U Surcharge 50.00 Plan Review SAC Water Conn. Water Meter Road Unit Tr. PI. Var. Date Copies{., Total on the express condition that of Eagan Ordinances. Building I I Perms No. I Permit Holdor I Date I Telephone M 1 a Comments Rough Plbq. _ Rough Hill. 11 1 // _ c- - 9-,-, I r I Final Occ. Ftg. Frmg. 1 PERMIT # 78c? y '7 (Q y? PLUMBING PERMIT ? RECEIPT # CITY OF EAGAN f 3830 PILOT KNOB ROAD, EAGAN, MN 55121 DATE: CONTRACT PRICE ?j PHONE 454-8100 Site Addre s BLDG. TYPE WORK DESCRIPTION v Lot Blo k Z Sec/Sub C? V, Y11-1% - Res. New Name Mutt Add-on Address,12 Comm. Repair _ _ QO City f Phone Other TOTAL ES O Name L t r^' 3. ?a N Closet - $00 $ Water c Address r Bath Tubs - $3.00 p City ? Phone E 9,L-`2 06 Lavatory - $3.00 I Shower - $3.00 Kitchen Sink - $3.00 FEES Urinal/Bidet - $3.00 COMM/IND FEE - 1% OF CONTRACT FEE Laundry Tray - $3.00 MINIMUM - RESIDENTIAL FEE -$10.00 /Floor Drains - $1.50 MINIMUM - COMM/IND FEE - 20,00 Water Heater - $1.50 STATE SURCHARGE PER PERMIT - .50 Whirlpool - $3.00 (ADD $.50 S/C IF PERMIT PRICE GOES Gas Piping Outlets - $1.50 BEYOND $1,000.00) Softener - $5.00 Well - $10.00 Private Disp. - $10.00 Rough Openings - $1.50 IGNATUR OF PERMITTEE FEE ? " i STATE S%C: ' 4 FOR: CITY EAGAN GRAND TOTAL- S BUILDING PERMIT Receipt # N2 13032 To be used for STORAGE Est. Value $5,0M Date JANUARY 13 19 87 Site Address 3227 TERMINAL DR Erect &? Occupancy H-2 Lot---4-L- Block 1 Sec/Sub. SIBLEY TERMINAIAemodel ? Zoning LI Parcel No IND. PK Repair ? Type of Const I N . Addition ? No. Stories i SAFETY-K LEEN CORP Move ? Length W Name 777 BIG TIMBER ROAD Demolish El Depth o Address Int. Impr. ? Sq. Ft. City ELGIN, AJ6ne 312/697-8460 Install ? 600 W W _ U? ? W_ Q Address 11.75 LANt; HWY Assessment- City UARTINSPhk„T,e'IRY, OHIO 614/633-3069vater & Sew. Police Name JOHO K GORMAN INC Fire Address Signature Eng. _ Planner Council ;thatthe Bld Off. 1/13/87 State of g' APC Var. Date Permit cs • a u Surcharge 2950 Plan Review SAC Water Conn. Water Meter Road Unit Tr. PI. Copies 461.00 Total A Building Permit is issued to: PAST CONSTRUCTION E?1G; ".T CO on the express condition that all work shall be done in accordance with all appiica le State of Minnesota Statutes and City of Eagan Ordinances. Building Official f Y CITY OF EAGAN 3830 Pilot Knob Road, P.O. Box 21-199, Eagan, MN 55121 PHONE: 454-8100 Permit No. Permit Holder Date Telephone K Plumbing H.V.A.C. Electric f Softener Inspection Date Insp. Comments Footings I Footings It Foundation Framing Roofing Rough Plbg. Rough Hig. Insul. Fireplace Final Htg. Final Plbg. Bldg. Final Cori.Occ, Deck Fig. Deck Frmg. Wall Pr. Disp. CITY OF EAGAN 1 8478 3830 Pilot Knob Road, P.O. Box 21-1 99, Eagan, MN 551 21 PHONE: 454-8100 T BUILDING PERIYI&ItIOR Receipt # To be used for IMPROVEMENT Est. Value $ 50.000 Date OCT 25 1 g 90 Site Address 3227 TERMINAL DR Lot 041 Block 1 Sec/Sub.SIBLEY TERMINAL OF FICE USE ONLY Parcel No. ' IND PARK Occupancy H-3 7 B-2 FEE S W Name SAFETY-KLEEH CORP Zoning (Actual) Const Bldg. Permit 41 5.00 z 777 BIG TIER RD Address (Allowable) S cha e 25 .00 o City ELGIN. IL Phone 688-6475 # of Stories ur rg 264 00 Plan Review . Length Length o Name HOKANSON CONSTRUCTION, INC snc, city 1 ' S KI ST S` , A Address S.F. Total W ? BLAINE 784-4792 i SAC, MC CC City Phone nts - S.F. Footpr Water Conn On Site Sewage W Name E K. ItiC On Site Well Water Meter W i= Address 2850 MARIA AVE MWCC System aW City NORTHBROOK. 'Phone 0 456- City Water Acct. Deposit S/W Permit PRV Required I hereby acknowlege that I have read this application and state that the Booster Pump SNV Surcharge information is correct and agree to comply with all applicable State of Minnesota Statutes and City of Eagan Qrdinances. I ? Treatment PI ? Signature of Permitee /f, ,`? APPROVALS Road Unit HOKANSON CONSTRUCTION Planner A Building Permit is issued to: Park Ded. on the express condition that all work shall be done in accordance with all Council applicable State of Minnesota Statutes and City of Eagan Ordinances. Bldg, Off. Copies 709 00 Building Official Variance TOTAL . Permit No. Permit Holder Date Telephone k WATER SEWER PLUMBING H.V.A.C. ELECTRIC Inspection Date Insp. Comments Footings I Foundation Framing Rooling Rough Plbg. Rough Htg. [Sul. Fireplace Final Hlg. Final Plbg. Const. Meter Plbg. Inspector - Notify Plumber Engr./Plan Bldg. Final Deck Ftg. Deck Final Well Pr. Disp. 1 47050 o y/ o/ 5; b l ay to r w. Zi d Pk. TOWN OF FAGAN 3795 Pilot Knob Rcad St. Paul, Minn. 55111 PERMIT NO.: 23 The Board of Supervisors hereby grants to Heyde Plumb. & Heating mf 2222 Edeewood Avenue, St. Louis Pare Permit for: (Owner) Ace Steel at pursuant to application dated November-310t- 1970 Fee Paid: _36.00 _ Dated this 30 day of Nov ber , 1970 . INSPECTION RECORD CITY OF EAGAN PERMIT TYPE: 3830 Pilot Knob Road Permit Number: Eagan, Minnesota 55122-1897 Date Issued: (612) 681-4675 SITE ADDRESS: APPLICANT: too 41 tit U (I PERMIT SUBTYPE: TYPE OF WORK: Q 30N'ih 09/74/91 r NII At TFRATYON (":AITIY 91417N) INSPECTION DATE INSPTR. INSPECTION TYPE DATE INSPTR. r4AI I l i i rwr.i Iill. Permit No. Permit Holder Date Telephone 8 ELECTRIC PLUMBING HVAC Inspection Date Insp. Comments FOOTINGS FOUND FRAMING )qV ROOFING ROUGH PLUMBING PLBG AIR TEST ROUGH HEATING GAS SVC TEST INSUL GYP BOARD FIREPLACE FIREPLACE AIR TEST FINAL PLBG FINAL HTG ORSAT TEST BLDG FINAL •2-J, 1g 'FhU BSMT R.I. BSMT FINAL DECK FTG DECK FINAL 4 CITY OF EAGAN A' p r% 0 3830 Pilot Knob Road, P.O. Box 21-199, Eagan, MN 55121 N - 121 J `d PHONE: 454-8100 BUILDING PERMIT ReceiptA `yam d i To be used for REMODEL Est.Value $100,000 Date OCTOBER 8 ty86 Site Address 3227 TERMINAL DR Erect ? Occupancy Lot 4 Block 1 Sec/Sub. SIB TERM IND PK Remodel M Zoning Repair ? Type of Const. Parcel No. Addition ? No. Stories SAFETY-KLEEN CORp Move ? Length W Name 777 BIG TIMBER RD Demolish 13 Depth c Address InL Impr. ? Sq. Ft. City ELGIN. Pb?, 312/697-8460 Install ? e SAME Approvals Fees Name $ o Q Address Assessment Permit $433.00 City Phone Water & Sew. Surcharge 50.00 Police Plan Review216 - 50 tz Name WILLIAM O. HEYN Fire SAC X 3 Address SAME Eng. Water Conn. a W City Phone Planner Water Meter Council 9/3/85 Road Unit I hereby acknowledge that l have read this application and state that the BIdg.Off. 2/24/86 Tr. PI. information is correct and agree to comply with all applicable State of Minnesota Statutes and City of Eagan Ordi nces. APC Parks Var. Date Copies Signature of Permittee Total's A Building Permit is issued to: SAFETY-KLEEN CORP o n the express condition that all work shall be done in accordance with all applicable State innesota Sla, tes d City of Eagan Ordinances. Building CITY OF EAGAN 13092 n 3830 Pilot Knob Road P.O. Box 21-199. Eagan. MN 55121N2 PHONE: 454-8100 BUILDING PERMIT Receipt# r STORAGE $5,000 JANUARY 13 87 To be used for Est. Value pate 19 Site Address 3227 TERMINAL DR Erect TE? Occupancy H-2 Lot04 Block 1 sec/sub. SIBLEY TERMINALRemodel ? Zoning LI Parcel No IND. PK Repair ? Type of Const. T TN . Addition ? No. Stories w Name SAFETY-KLEEN CORP Move 11 Length 0 o j 777 BIG TIMBER ROAD Address Demolish I El ? Depth? Ft S 5- Int. mpr. q. CityELGIN, &done 312/ 697-8460 Install ? 600 o Name POST CONST MGMT CO Approve $ a Address 1175 ZANE HWY Assessment _ City MARTTNS pf]'{itRy OHIO 614/633-306ONater&Sew. ame •TOHN W GORMAN INC W [Addr 709 W 78 1 ST E3 ess 6w ry MPLS Phone 612/88-2816 I hereby acknowledge th Ihave area hi pplicati ds hatthe information is or t a d agree ly with q p ly State of Minnesota Statutes Ciry of rcir Signature of Permittee A Building Permit is issued to POST ONSTRUCTION-M all work shall be done in accordance with all applic I State of Mi nesc Building Official Police Fire Eng. Planner Council Bldg. Off. 1/13/87 APC Var. Date Permit ?;oo - emu Surcharge 2-50 Plan Review SAC Water Conn. Water Meter Road Unit Tr. PI. Parks Copies T-+,l 61.00 CO on the express condition that Iles and City offiagan Ordinances. r Y, CITY OF EAGAN NO $47S 3830 Pilot Knob Road, P.O. Box 21-199, Eagan, MN 55121 PHONE: 454-8100 lp ©p-?? BUILDING PERMIT Receipt # - INTERIOR To be used for IMPROVEMENT Est. Value $50,000 Date OCT 25 Site Address 3227 TERMINAL DR Lot 041 Block I Sec/9ub51BLEY TERMINAL Parcel No. IND PARK M Name SAFETY-KLEEN CORP Address 777 BIG TIMBER RD ° City ELGIN, IL Phone 688-6475 }o Name HOKANSON CONSTRUCTION, INC g Address 9174 ISANTI ST City BLAINE Phone 784-4792 ww Name J E K INC t? Address 2850 MARIA AVE `aW City NORTHBROOK, ILphone (708)_480_3040 I hereby acknowlege that I have read this application and state that the information is correct and agree to comply with all applicable State of Minnesota Statutes and City YBaga r?dm nce . , Signature of Permitee A Building Permit is issued to: HOX SON CONSTRUCTION on the express condition that all work shall be done in accordance with all applicable State of Minnesota Statutes and City of Eagan Ordinances. Building Official OFFICE USE ONLY Occupancy H-3-7- B-2 FEES Zoning _ (Actual) Const Bldg. Permit 415.00 (Allowable) Surcharge 75- 0 # of Stories - Length Plan Review 969 - 00 Depth SAC, City S.F. Total SAC, MCWCC S.F. Footprints - On Site Sewage Water Conn On Site Well Water Meter MWCC System City Water Acct. Deposit PRV Required S/W Permit Booster Pump SNd Surcharge Treatment PI APPROVALS Road Unit Planner Park Dad. Council Bldg. Off. Copies Variance TOTAL 709.00 EAGAN TOWNSHIP }y?? BUILDING PERMIT °• 2343 Owner ..... _....?=C".':'s.'..-......._......-- Eagan Township .....................?...:................_-..°' Town Hall Address (present) -- Builder ......... ................. ............ --- "'.......................................... Dale ... ` .. ...... - "?--'-°. . ..<../.?........ Address 9 70 _ DESCRIPTION Stories To Be Used For _Fron! Depth Height Est. Cos! Permit Fee Remarks ?,?(, ?{o /... ?j?f r? /S5r ? rr /vS o. s I / I?•`l ? I e? Oo ??l' J 4?.?'?ti.c.? .. Street. Road or other Description of Location I Lot I Block I Addition or Tract ?r..yss- . O? ??l?. This permit does not authorise the use of streets, roads, alleys or sidewalks nor does it give the owner or his agent the right to create any situation which is a nuisance or which presents a hazard to the health, safety, convenience and general welfare to anyone in the community. THIS PERMIT MUST BE WEPT O THE REMISE WHILE THE WORK IS IN PROGRESS. This is to certify, That... ....1 has permission to erect a........ %.....?..?..... d .... . the above described premise subject to the provisions of the Building Ordinance for Eagan Township adopted April 11, 1955. ,up .......................... ... ....[.`.'._.?.:n.--.?....... --------- Per ............ x.'Q'? ............................ China Of Tow Boar Building Inspector CITY OF EAGAN Remarks- lab / ?t F. , . Additidn Sibley Terminal Industrial Pa?rko?t 4 Blk 1 Parcel 10 68050 041 01 Owner State i? l.f k< Cily' +. Improvement Date Amount Annual Years „8?rPayment Receipt Date STREET SURF. Paei'L) STREET RESTOR. paViII 1972 $840.00 $84.00 10 PAID GRADING SAN SEW TRUNK 0 196A 243 2.S A 11 -'1 In ?7 t/S SEWER LATERAL 11 a7s 9- WATERMAIN x WATER LATERAL * WATER AREA 1969 STORM SEW TRK WO 1979 2361.37 157.42 15 /as , v3 STORM SEW LAT CURB & GUTTER SIDEWALK STREET LIGHT WATER CONN, BUILDING PER, SAC $340.00 3641 6-4-71 PARK Y OF EAGAN Remarks ?? ?r Additld 'ble Terminal Industrial Park Lot 4 Blk Owner r • Street 10 68050 040 0 Adn_ - r Aui_n/ neio_nII Improvement Date Amount Annual Years Payment Rec " Date STREET SURF. 1970 $1060.80 06.08 10 STREET RESTOR. PB.Viri 972 834.39 83.43 10 PAID GRADING L\0 SAN SEW TRUNK 1968 50.75 25.02 30 *SEWER LATERAL 1969 37 50 187.67 20 WATERMAIN WATER LATERAL & Conn 1969 20 WATER AREA STORM SEW TRK STORM SEW LAT CURB & GUTTER SIDEWALK STREET LIGHT WATER CONN BUILDI ER. SA RK CITY OF EAGAN Additidn STRIXY aTaRRIMITNAT TNh_ PARK /??? Lot O40 elk Ol Parcel 10 6$OSQ 040 01 Owner z71,q",4.? l G.a?i t? Street '947 State RPr- I s zL Improvement Date Amount Annual Years Payment Receipt Date STREET SUR F. 1970 S29 .92 52 R1 1 f) .- ". : iy) STREET RESTOR. GRADING SAN SEW TRUNK 10 1969 507-50 16 Q? 3 n 3 Lt :t SEWER LATERAL 1733.05 86.65 20 fr' G?..') WATERMAIN * WATER LATERAL 1969 * WATER AREA 1969 STORM SEW TRK 1979 4926.64 328.44 15 1/5" STORM SEW LAT CURB & GUTTER SIDEWALK STREET LIGHT WATER CONN. BUILDING PER. SAC PARK MASTER CARD oZf/ -of S ? 1' LOCATION' AE II-!?1 h a V/ v e eZ2 -2 T OWNER / / ` Ste (e , llYQ, /M C STRUCTURE AND LAND USED AS Permit No. Issued Issued To Contractor Owner BUILDING PLUMBING z 3 413 ?/ p- CESSPOOL - SEPTIC TANK WELL ELECTRICAL HEATING CT GAS INSTALLING SANITARY SEWER OTHER ?1W?- v(/ Z ?Q S OTHER Items Approved (initial) Date Remarks Distance From Well FOOTING SEPTIC FOUNDATION FRAMING !1 rl l/l?If',?_ •• rr ?? CESSPOOL TILE FIELD FT. FINAL ELECTRICAL --? ???i?? i //? ((; HEATING DEPTH OF WELL GAS INSTALLATION SEPTIC TANK CESSPOOL DRAINFIELD PLUMBING WELL SANITARY SEWER 44) 4 -7 Violations Noted on Back COMMENT r 1 ?J • PERMIT CITY OF EAGAN 3830 Pilot Knob Road PERMIT TYPE: Eagan, Minnesota 55122-1897 Permit Number: BUILDING (612) 681-4675 Date Issued: 030836 09/23/97 SITE ADDRESS: 3227 TERMINAL DR LOT: 41 BLOCK: 1 SIBLEY TERMINAL INDUSTRIAL PARK P.I.N.: 10-68050-041-01 DESCRIPTION: "_1 (SAFETY S'uilding"'Permit Type Building Wo€-k Type Construction -gype Census,Code )-, fr? ; KLEEN) COMM./IND. MISC. ALTERATION V-N 437 ALT. NONRES. vw Cm REMARKS: FEE SUMMARY: VALUATION Base Fee Surcharge Total Fee $124.75 $3.50 $128.25 $7,000 CONTRACTOR: OWNER: - Applicant - ALLPHASE COMPANIES INC 24362930 SAFETY KLEEN CORP 404 ST CROIX TR N A 3227 TERMINAL OR LAKELAND MN 55043 EAGAN MN (612) 436-2930 (612)688-6975 I hereby acknowledge that I have read this application and state that the information is correct art_d agree to-comply =with all applicable State-of Mn. Statutes and City of Eagan Ordinances. APPLICANT/ RMITEE SIGNATURE ISSUED Y:SIGNATURE k 30MV97 BUILDING PERMIT APPLICATION (COMMERCIAL) CITY OF EAGAN ?g n 681-4675 W?i?¢?! `t-23 The following are required with appropriate certification for all new construction: • 2 each: architectural plans; mech. & aloe. plans; fire sprinkler plans; structural plans; site plans; landscaping plans; grading/drainage/erosion control - plan; utility plan • t each: set of specifications; set of energy calculations; electrical power & lighting form; Special Inspections & Testing Schedule • Letter from MCANS (phone 0222-8423) indicating SAC determination • Code analysis Indicating: codes used; occupancy classifications; setbacks; maximum allowable area as per Building and City Codes along with sq. R. per floor, type of construction (synopsis of construction components) & any occupancy or area separation walls; 1 SOIL'S occupancy bads; exit synopsis with a diagram indicating exiting loads from each room or area, travel paths & all rated REPORT corridors; plumbing fixtures; and parking. DATE: , IS9:Z WORK TYPE: _ NEw _ REMODEL 9I?iGt ?/ -?- DESCRIPTION OF WORK; 4V,0/7-7Dn1 g =7V CONSTRUCTION COST: al TENANT NAME: ? -jY 4t,!??1 SITE ADDRESS: ?ZZ7y'17//JCL /??L LOT 041 BLOCK-?_ SUBD. ,AI-PPP ?IO11?ilihX ?ifUU,I111X I P.I.D.# PROPERTY Name: Ug?ixf 6040 Phone #: 66-6925 OWNER ?, ,ft, Street Address: City: nom.,.` State: Zip: CONTRACTOR Company: Au, fTirl?? dpi Phone#: Street Address: yV9?lr 114-1- city: 4g%d D Zip: '66-d,113 ARCHITECTI Company: Phone #: ENGINEER Name: Registration M Street Address: City: State: Zip: Sewer & water licensed plumber (only if installing sewer & water): I hereby acknowledge that I have read this application and state that the information is correct and agree to comply with all applicable State of Minnesota Statutes and City of Eagan Ordinances. Signature of Applicant: OFFICE USE ONLY BUILDING PERMIT TYPE ? 01 Foundation ? 18 Comm./Ind. WORK TYPE ? 31 New ? 32 Addition GENERAL INFORMATION Const. (Actual)_ (Allowable) UBC Occupancy Zoning # of Stories Length Depth APPROVALS Planning Permit Fee Surcharge Plan Review MC/WS SAC City SAC Water Conn. S/W Permit S/W Surcharge Treatment PI. Road Unit Park Ded. Trails Ded. Water Qual. Other Copies Total: ? X 19 Comm./Ind. Misc. 20 Public Facility 33 Alterations ? 34 Repair Basement sq. ft. First Floor sq. ft. sq. ft. sq. ft. sq. ft. sq. ft. Footprint sq. ft. Building ? 21 Miscellaneous ? 35 Tenant Finish ? 37 Demolition MC/WS System City Water Fire Sprinklered Census Code SAC Code O Census Bldg. Census Unit O r7n Engineering Variance Valuation: $ % SAC SAC Units Meter Size CITY OF EAGAN 3830 Pilot Knob Road Eagan, Minnesota 55123 (612) 681-4675 PERMIT Control No. 1211 PERMIT TYPE: BUILDING Permit Number: 001645 Date Issued: 10/21/92 SITE ADDRESS: 3227 TERMINAL DR LOT: 041 81.OCK: 1 SIBLEY TERMINAL INDUSTRIAL. PARK DESCRIPTION: "Buil.di-ng Permit Type ' Building`+Work Type ?h iCOMM./IND. MISC. UBG Occupancy Construction 'Type r' ,l _r ALTERATION B-2 M-7 U-N REMARKS: oZ-i3c?, B FEE SUMMARY- Base Fee Plan Review Surcharge SAC SAC % SAC Units Subto'ral VALUATION $549.50 $357.18 $40.00 $2,800.00 100 4 $3,746.68 $80,000 CITY SAC $400.00 TREATMENT PLANT $1,200.00 Total Fee $5,346,68 CONTRACTOR: - Applicant - OWNER: SHAW--I.UNDQUIST ASSOC INC 24540670 SAFETY KLEEN CORP 2805 DODO RD 777 TIMBER RD SF PAUL MN 551.21 ELGIN IL 60123 (612) 45A-0670 (708)697-0460 8-16 I hereby acknowledge that I have read this application and state that the information is correct and agree to comply with all applicable State of Mn. Statutes and City of Eagan Ordinances. 7-A PLICANTlPERMI ESIGNATURE f 6l Y: 1316NATUHLN 3 PERMIT M REACJIY'TC I W-4 CITY OF EAGAN 1992 BUILDING PERMIT 681-4675 APPLICATION OCT 1 3 RECD SINGLE & MULTI-FAMILY 2 sets of plans, 3 registered site surveys, 1 copy of energy talcs. COMMERCIAL 2 sets of architectural & structural plans, I set of specifications, I copy of energy talcs. Penalty applies when typingg of permit is requested, but not picked up by last working day of month in which re nest is made or lot thane is re guested once permit is issued. Date 9z Valuation of work tea, 000 Site Address: 32a7 STREET SUITE I Tenant Name: (commercial only) LOT __Q?L [Z;cJ_ SUSD? P.Z.D. 0 11lfiC Description of work: ?/6OCZ?N C?.«„'ej The applicant is: ? Owner B?Contractor ? Other (Describe) Name ?S' ___ .e-ec? ARP) Phone 7x3-647 -J"" Property LAST FIRST . Owner Address 777 STREET STE K City E-c 6? State 1c-c-1"1*4S - Zip 6d"'23 Company Phone -eSiV-a6za Contractor Address o?d'aS- 200 ?D. License # Exp. City s r. y?asc_ State Zip ss izi Company C4c??STe? ?e ?. Phone 3Iv a2" Architect Engineer Name K Registration # ?jd95' Address City Cdi., State Zip 6szs3 Sewer & water licensed plumber Processing time for sewer & water permits is two days once area as been approved. I hereby acknowledge that I have read this application and state that the information is correct and agree to compl l a pplicable St innesota Statutes and City of Eagan Ordinances. a Si f gnature o Applicant: OFFICE USE ONLY BUILDING PERMIT TYPE ? 01 Foundation ? 06 Duplex ? 11 Apt./Lodging ? 02 SF Dwg. ? 07 4-Plex ? 12 Multi. Misc. ? 03 SF Addition ? 08 8-Plex ? 13 Garage/Accessory ? 04 SF Porch ? 09 12-Plex ? 14 Fireplace ? 05 SF Misc. ? 10 Multi. Add'l. ? 15 Deck WORK TYPE ? 31 New J'33 Alterations ? 35 Tenant Finish ? 32 Addition ? 34 Repair ? 36 Move GENERAL INFORMATION Const. (Actual) Basement sq. ft. (Allowable) 1st Fl. sq. ft. UBC Occupancy % H•P? 2nd F1. sq. ft. Zoning Sq. Ft. total 8 of Stories Footprint Sq. ft. length On-site well Depth On-site sewage APPROVALS Planning Building Engineering Variance REQUIRED INSPECTIONS ? Site ? Wallboard ? Footing Ig Final -9 Framing ? Draintile ? Insulation ? Fireplace Permit Fee 541.50 vstmtion: $_ SUfOOJ Surcharge o.o 0 Plan Review License MWCC SAC City SAC 100, Oo Water Conn. Water Meter Acct. Deposit S/W Permit S/W Surcharge Treatment P1. 1 Too _100 Road Unit Park Ded. Trails Ded. Copies Other 53y(?,6 Total: SAC % /OO SAC Units . &_ZlLement Finish ? 17 Swim Pool 018 Comm./ Ind. ? 19 Comm./Ind. Misc. ? 20 Public Facility ? 21 Miscellaneous ? 37 Demolish MWCC System City Water PRY Required Booster Pump Fire Sprinkler Census Code SAC Code _10 GeMsws ?'LSwS Un,t ,?•? Assessments ' TRwL;rF -- - . .: •2 - - 1 H HR F196 DOOP- ... .. - / SM*Fr- L. r {.. " : " 1 I d:p b:r" j..0 TREW-14 e a YRBW e W" ? _ [ cYRO___ . Z?Tslmlw / $NILi tlf bffRAli Wuc-RWf 1 B3 F1. wo 15W ou 11'"ll Ili lv RtIMF'.tY4 WM.L :AYN Ve' L 1,. /}I r , .t - Ww 12II CpJC. BIJI Wru. fL00R a Roof (9 NR•RATED) VY !%IST. 1 DR THIhLL I GIOtS, i ADD 1 LbvN i'6 " j y 1 eYCW aK 6 k: .1 - eRYW/.LL eDTM 61OS.f v II ? / - - t NOW O. H PRLPYSED RDtk UR LDi! MfR <jIx ONO' .. 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S S_ cn T NOT R THIS SID Y TO MAtLN CFSSr, WIN - "-DRYWALL IVRI[ ihNp_i rAlNf Wlxti. <CM I ? L 4G$ ? 1990 BUILDING PERMIT APPLICATION CITY OF EAGAN SINGLE FAMILY DWELLINGS MULTIPLE DWELLINGS COMMERCIAL 2 SETS OF PLANS 2 SETS OF PLANS 2 SETS OF ARCHITECTURAL 3 REGISTERED SITE SURVEYS REGISTERED SITE SURVEYS - & STRUCTURAL PLANS 1 SET OF ENERGY CALCULATIONS (CHECK WITH BLDG. DEPT.) 1 SET OF SPECIFICATIONS 1 SET OF ENERGY CALCULATIONS 1 SET OF ENERGY CALCS _# OF RENTAL UNITS # OF FOR SALE UNITS PENALTY APPLIES WHEN: TYPING OF PERMIT IS REQUESTED, BUT NOT PICKED UP BY LAST WORKING DAY OF MONTH IN WHICH REQUEST IS MADE. LOT CHANGE IS REQUESTED ONCE PERMIT IS ISSUED. NOTE: ADDRESSES FOR CORNER LOTS - CONTRACTOR/HOMEOWNER MUST DESIGNATE WHICH ADDRESS IS DESIRED. NO CHANGES WILL BE ALLOWED ONCE BUILDING PERMIT IS ISSUED l PROCESSING TIME FOR SEWER & WATER PERMITS IS TWO DAYS ONCE A PERMIT HAS BEEN COMPLETED. PERMIT MUST SHOW A LICENSED PLUMBER. SUN 2 0 RECD To Be Used For: ka-14oyeL. Valuation: Date: 0 Site Address 3aa?h ??? UL Lot O? I Block o/ Parcel/Sub S1f3LC?' TERMtfIAL? NIA, Pq? Owner 5/rfh) i -)) /4?L,? Il d??(?/ Address -2 77 rSi? 1 i11,Nk'?49Ac? City/Zip Code til/1? 'Coola 3 70$ - 69 5160 4y KARASS Phone Contractor B sow 1 S-? Address 0 Ci"ty/Zip Code Phone 7gy-? Arch./Engr. L Address ?BSD MARIA AyE, 60oG2- City/Zip Code NOP-TH$Qo?"TLLINOIC, OFFICE USE ONLY FEES Occupancy H- $-z Zoning Actual Const Bldg. Permit zl1S,C o Allowable Surcharge 25,0 # of stories Plan Review 2(, 00 Length SAC, City Depth SAC, MWCC S.F. Total Water Conn Footprint S.F. Water Meter Acct. Deposit On site sewage- S/W Permit On site well S/W•Surcharge MWCC System Treatment Pl. City water Road Unit PRV Park Ded. Booster Pump Copies SUBTOTAL APPROVALS Penalty Planner TOTAL , 0 Council Bldg. Off. 10117 Variance Phone # 708-qK- ?V?(] ME(-. _A14C2AV, LKI I ? I, Sibley -rurrmi d 1: i R. OF 3830 PILOT KNOB ROAD EAGAN, MINNESOTA 551221897 PHONE: (612) 454-8100 FAX:(612) 454-8363 October 10, 1990 RAY KARASS, PROJECT MANAGER SAFETY-KLEEN CORP 777 BIG TIMBER RD ELGIN, IL 60123 (708) 697-8460 Re: Warehouse interior remodel 3227 Terminal Drive; Eagan, Minnesota Dear Mr. Karass: THOMAS EGAN Meyor DAVID K. GUSTAFSONJ PAMELA MCCREA TIM PAWLENTY THEODORE WACHTER Council Members THOMAS HEDGES City Adminwator EUGENE VAN OVERBEKE City Clerk This letter is written to confirm our understanding that the continuing use of this existing building as an accumulation center for hazardous materials will cease upon the completion of the proposed new building which is to be built to the north of the present structure. It is noted that certain difficulties make .strict compliance with the current provisions of the building code impractical. For example, the existing building is located closer than permitted (by UBC Table 9-C) to the property line. It is further noted that the proposed remodeling consists primarily of providing for spill containment, fire walls, and additional emergency exiting. Therefore, pursuant to Section 104(b) of the building code, it is our determination that the alterations as proposed will result in the building being no more hazardous than before such alterations are undertaken. Based upon the above information, a uilding pertr it will be issued upon payment of the required fees. t? \ # ] `bL-17 9 Sincerely, ).O.C Y)l V,,V? Joe Merchak, Construction Analyst Protective Inspections cc: Roger Hokanson, Contractor Mel L. Janczak, Architect JM/mg THE LONE OAK TREE...THE SYMBOL OF STRENGTH AND GROWTH IN OUR COMMUNITY Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer 1986 BUILDING PERMIT APPLICATION - CITY OF EAGAN NOTE: ALL CONTRACTORS MUST BE LICENSED WZTH THE CITY OF EAGAN SINGLE FAMILY DWELLINGS INCLUDE 2 SETS OF PLANS, 3 CERTIFICATES OF SURVEY, 1 SET OF ENERGY CALCULATIONS MULTIPLE DWELLINGS - RESIDENTIAL RENTAL UNITS FOR SALE UNITS INCLUDE 2 SETS OF PLANS, CERTIFICATE OF SURVEY - CHECK WITH BLDG. DEPT., 1 SET OF ENERGY CALCULATIONS COMMERCIAL: INCLUDE 2 SETS OF ARCHITECTURAL & STRUCTURAL PLANS, 1 SET OF SPECIFICATIONS AND 1 SET OF ENERGY CALCULATIONS, $2,000 LANDSCAPE BOND To Be Used For: .SrAeA9e Valuation: *13-000,00 Date: 42 Site Address 2.2-9'7 1 eAA1,'NA l 4 R %? C I OFFICE USE ONLY Lot Block Erect ? Occupancy E. Z Remodel Zoning L-T Parcel/Sub S,',6Zey Tjz. T(/4'fs, Pdek' Repair Type of Const ffN Addition # of Stories I Owner S % F c r!/ `IcI.C e e,4.1 Co c O, Move Length _ 40 Demolish Depth S Address ""777 ?.? T,,h beer Po+od Int.Impr. Sq Ft (c00 City/Zip Code e/ q%y, r-Z 1'-V 0 S 60 is 0 Install rtYFf-cFCONST (AL. Wes) ?? Phone / -31'?- G 9'7- Pve6o APPROVALS FEES Contractor Aos76o,usr, 19RA,49!eooiyF o, Assessments Permit . Water/Sewer Surcharge 2 Address 117:3, Z i4N{ 1W - Police Plan Review 43 9 S' Fire SAC City/Zip Code ?/.f27? us f+ARy , 04.'o Engr Water Conn Planner Water Meter Phone G 33- 3 0 4 6 Council Road Unit Bldg Off Treatment P1 Areh. /Engr. ?OG? {J Gi/. (7 oRH,dNArk APC Parks Address /ao9 Cu, 70f /z ?TQICT Variance Copies TOTAL F d City/Zip Code h"PAlf h%01V'. 33c/00 Phone # ?'&/.-? -FFg'a8/ (t N NOTE: ADDRESSES FOR CORNER LOTS - CONTRACTOR/HOMEOWNER MUST DESIGNATE WHICH ADDRESS IS DESIRED. NO CHANGES WILL BE ALLOWED ONCE BUILDING PERMIT IS ISSUED. xswN./DOLLS, i al A.ZaAD cb 149?V0-1Vx?,e7l'L i-TSu6- .J m&( 1 a2 1985 BUILDING PERMIT APPLICATION - CITY OF EAGAN SINGLE FAMILY DWELLINGS ALL CONTRACTORS MUST BE LICENSED WITH THE CITY OF EAGAN COMMERCIAL INCLUDE 2 SETS OF ARCHITECTURAL & STRUCTURAL PLANS, 1 SET OF SPECIFICATIONS AND 1'SET OF ENERGY CALCULATIONS $2,000 LANDSCAPE BOND INCLUDE 2 SETS OF PLANS 3 CERTIFTCATES OF SURVE 1 SET OF ENERGY CALCULA To Be Used For: Remodeling Valuation: $100,000 Date: 1/20/86 Site Add ess 3227 Terminal Dr. Lot 4 Block 1 Parcel/Sub Sibley Terminal Industrial Pa Owner/ Safety-Kleen Corp. Address 777 Big Timber Road City/Zip Code Elgin, IL 60120 `Phone 312/697-8460 Contractor Safety-Kleen Corp. Address 777 Big Timber Rd. City/Zip Code Elgin, IL 60120 Phone 312/697-8460 Arch./Engr. William 0. Heyn Address 777 Big Timber Rd. City/Zip Code Erin, IL 60120 Phonej?0 312/697-8460 d9 P- 9 Erect Remodel X Repair Addition Move Demolish Int.Impr. Install APPROVALS Occupancy Zoning Type of Const 11 of Stories Length Depth Sq Ft FEES Assessments Permit Water/Sewer Surcharge Police Plan Review Fire SAC Engr Water Conn Planner Water Meter Council oad Unit Bldg Off ,g i ? Treatment P1 APC ` Parks Variance Copies ?j TOTAL d -W g- 0- t'7 2-2 33 `r 6'0 Pe-ki sTVP?;, ?L,76- 7 z ?7 P?.Qr?iT I ,coo Suecr-IAac?r ivoK• S = 5D F(.X\N F-h3!(E-7w 433 = Z = ZI L,. so 433 24146 / 0, /Om MPc ?Iyy ?l ?? r? o . J?uonar+,G /PS G?°a. I=?'?Ny /av?E NsT 433 So ZIP. s?' ?EARI? Qi1a? r?oypAYAP /1?_ Ma, .Xl Jdx0 I, CITY OF EAGAN CITY USE ONLY LDS B n MECHANICAL PERMIT RECEIPT #_ SUBD. / v . ?d . Q . (612) 681-4675 DATE RESIDENTIAL PLEASE COMPLETE UPPER PORTION ONLY FOR SINGLE FAMILY DWELLINGS. ALSO, COMPLETE FOR TOWNHOMES/CONDOS WHEN SEPARATE PERMITS ARE REQUIRED FOR EACH DWELLING UNIT. OWNER ADD-ON A/C ADD-ON FURNACE E] SITE ADDRESS: ADD ON/REMODEL (EXISTING CONSTRUCTION ONLY) $ 15.00 INSTALLER HVAC: 0-100 M BTU 24.00 PHONE #: ADDITIONAL 50 M BTU 6.00 ADDRESS: GAS OUTLETS - bIINMUM 1 Ca $3 EA. CITY. ZLP: SURCHARGE $ .50 SIGNATURE TOTAL• $ NO PERMIT REQUIRED FOR DUCTWORK ONLY! COMMERCIAL PLEASE COMPLETE THIS PORTION FOR ALL COMMERCIAIIINDUSTRLAL BUILDINGS. ALSO COMPLETE FOR APARTMENT BUILDINGS OR OTHER MULTI-FAMILY BUILDINGS WHEN SEPARATE PERMITS ARE NOT REQUIRED FOR EACH DWELLING UNIT. WORK DESCRIPTION: 2. vc, OWNER J45" >Y SITE ADDRESS: 2Z2 CONTRACT PRICE 1% OF CONTRACT FEE. STATE SURCHARGE IS $.50 FOR EACH $1,000 OF PERMIT FEE. PROCESSED PIPING - $25.00 MINIMUM FEE - $25.00 TOTAL• 1?2 1 FEES $ TENANT: SUTTE #: INSTALLER: CITY: k)e7) 2?L 117 ",.JA), 11 ZIP: PHONE #: _53 J y CITY CR / Y USE ONLY L Q /[ _ E(, N RECEIPTS: 491187 aU80. ' DATE: A07* 1996 MECHANICAL PERMIT (COMMERCIAL) CITY OF EAGAN 3530 PILOT KNOB RD . EAGAN, MN 65122 (612) 681-4675 Please ooatplete for.. an commardaLlimustrial buildings. multi-family buildings when separate permb are W required for each dwelling unit. DATE; October 23, 1995 CONTRACT Ppi^C: $12.000.00 WORK TYPE: ` NEW CONSTRUCTION % INTERIOR IMPROVEMENT DESCRIPTION OF WORK Above Ground Storage Tank Installation FEES: • $25.00 iniMmum fee gI 1% of eonvact price. wnicnever is greater. Prooessed piping - 325.00 Stns surrlwrge of 3.50 per $1,000 of 00®it fee due on ad permits. CONTRACT PRICE x 1% r2n nn PROCESSED PIPING N/A STATE SURCHARGE .50 TOTAL 120.50 SITE ADDRESS: 3227 Terminal Drive 843 6975 Safety Kleen Corp. (cos) (602) 688-2 OWNER NAME: TELEPHONE #: 468-2843 TENANT NAME: (immovEmExmoNLY) Safety Kleen Corp. INSTALLER: Process Piping Environmental _- ADDRESS: 34 Paquee Parkway Tonawanda NY 14150 CITY: STATE: ZIP PHONE #: (715)692-6155 SIGNATURB;: SIGNATURE OF PERMITTEE OCT 23 '95 11:23 LLL=?- CITY INSPECTOR . TOTAL PAGE.002 ** PAGE.002 EAGAN TOWNSHIP 3795 Pilot Knob Road St. Paul, Minnesota 55111 Telephone 454-5242 PERMIT FOR SEWER SERVICE CONNECTION DATE: November 30. 1970 NUMBER 663 Z.b- Pf'k OWNER: Ace Steel Address 3227 Terminal Drive 6'11-61 PLUMBER Hovde Plumbing TYPE OF PIPE cast airon DESCRIPTION OF BUILDING Industrial Commercial Residential Multiple Dwelling No. of units Fab, Plant . Location of Connections: Connection Charge - Permit Permit Fee in nn Street Repairs Total 10_00 Inspected by: Date Remarks: sy Chief Inspector In consideration of the issue and delivery to me of the above permit, I hereby agree to do the proposed work in accordance ith the rule nd regulations of Eagan Township, Dakota -Couny', Mi esotaj/) ) 11 Please notify when ready for.inspection and connection an@/before n of the work is covered. emu/ EAGAN TOWNSHIP 3795 Pilot Knob Road St. Paul, Minnesota 55111 Telephone 454-5242 PERNIIT FOR WATER SERVICE CONNECTION Date: KfiyPmhPr a0- 1970 Billing Name: Owner: Ace Steel Plumber: Hovde Plumbing Location of Connection of 6 3. 35;? ,?? iG-s ago Building is a: Residence Multiple No. Unit Commercial Industrial xx Other Meter Number: 505 Site Address: 3227 Terminal Drive Billing Address ' ewW,y#327St. Zonis Pay Meter No. (Permit Fee 10,00 nd 11/30/70 Meter Reading Meter Dep. Meter Sealed: Yes_ 'Add'1 Chg. NO I Total Chg. Inspected by Date Remarks: FIr E FOR $25 , no n1'1L_E.!SP'LG1 11 °r9i'? L,?LrLY INSTALLED NIETEi S. By: Chief Inspector In consideration of the issue and delivery to me of the above permit, I hereby agree to do the proposed work in a,eprdancg with th rule?and regulations of Eagan Township, Dakota Cgdnj&, M esot // / lag Please notify the above office when ready" for n p ionia coW ect on. -4/ S ffil 6//-D/- CITY OF EAGAN 3830 PILOT KNOB ROAD EAGAN, MN 55122 PHONE: (612) 454 e*00 & mi FOR CITY USE ONLY PERMIT # RECEIPT # DATE: (D 6 RE9I3ENTT PLEASE COMPLETE UPPER PORTION ONLY FOR SINGLE FAMILY TOWNHOMES/CONDOS WHEN PERMITS ARE REQUIRED FOR EACH UNIT. ---------------°------- -------------------------------------- DWELLINGS 5 WORK DESCRIPTION COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING: NO. FIXTURES EA. NEW CONST ADD-ON MINIMUM 15.00 ADD ON SHOWER 3.00 REPAIR WATER CLOSET 3.00 _ BATH TUB 3.00 _ LAVATORY 3.00 OWNER NAME: KITCHEN SINK 3.00 _ LAUNDRY TRAY 3.00 SITE ADDRESS: HOT TUB/SPA 3.00 _ WATER HEATER 3.00 LOT: BLOCK SUBD. FLOOR DRAIN 3.00 GAS PIPING OUT. INSTALLER: (MINIMUM - 1) 3.00 _ ROUGH OPENINGS 1.50 ADDRESS: OTHER _ WATER SOFTENER 5.00 CITY: ZIP: _ PRIVATE DISP. 15.00 _ U.G. SPRINKLER 3.00 PHONE SIGNATURE OF PERMITTEE TOTAL SUBTOTAL S ST. SURCHARGE .50 TOTAL: $ PLEASE COMPLETE THIS PORTION FOR ALL COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS AND MULTI-FAMILY BUILDINGS WHEN SEPARATE PERMITS ARE NOT REQUIRED FOR EACH DWELLING UNIT. CONTRACT PRICE: OWNER NAME: -%FMJ l -KL?1s?J C mfg SITE ADDRESS:- 3221 'rE1ZM113AL LOT:04/ BLOCK SUBD. INSTALLER: HGu'l Ul1CIL mye-1. ADDRESS: ZDA-io goi r dJE . So. CITY: 1,A14EVl(,Lj Mu• ZIP: *604Q PHONE 46g • 49M) FOR: CITY OF EAGAN FEES 18 OF CONTRACT FEE. STATE SURCHARGE - $.50 FOR EACH $1,000 OF PERMIT FEE. $25.00 MINIMUM FEE: CONTRACT PRICE x 18 $ 114.90 STATE SURCHARGE $ • X90 TOTAL;/ $ 110,5 4O " (SIGNATURE) d FINAL PERMIT FOR SAFETY KLEEN CORPORATION EAGAN, MINNESOTA MND981097884 HAZARDOUS WASTE STORAGE FACILITY SEPTEMBER, 1986 MINNESOTA POLLUTION CONTROL AGENCY 1935 WEST COUNTY ROAD B2 ROSEVILLE, MINNESOTA 55113-2785 % TABLE OF CONTENTS Page SIGNATORY PAGE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 PART I - DESCRIPTION OF FACILITY . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 PART II - EFFECT OF ISSUANCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 A. NO RELEASE FROM LIABILITY . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 B. THIRD PARTY LIABILITY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 C. FUTURE RULES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 D. PROPERTY RIGHTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 E. OBLIGATION TO ENFORCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 F. LIABILITY/RESPONSIBILITY . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 G. DEFENSE UNDER OTHER STATUTES AND RULES . . . . . 3 H. MINIMUM STANDARD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 PART III - RECORD KEEPING REQUIREMENTS. . . . . . . . . . 4 A. DOCUMENTS TO BE MAINTAINED AT FACILITY SITE . . . 4 B. OPERATING RECORD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 C. PERSONNEL RECORDS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 D. MONITORING AND TESTING RECORDS. . . . . . . . . . 6 E. RETENTION AND DISPOSITION OF RECORDS. . . . . . . 6 F. INSPECTION RECORDS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 PART IV - REPORTING REQUIREMENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 A. TWENTY-FOUR HOUR REPORTING . . . . . . . . . . . 7 B. REPORTING NONCOMPLIANCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 C. REPORTING PLANNED CHANGES . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 D. ADDITIONAL REPORTING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 ii. Page E. SIGNATORY REQUIREMENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 F. SUBMITTAL OF WRITTEN REPORT . . . . . . . . . . . 9 PART V - OPERATIONAL CONDITIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 A. CERTIFICATION OF CONSTRUCTION OR MODIFICATION . . 9 B. PROPER OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE. . . . . . . . . 10 C. REQUIRED NOTICES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 D. PERSONNEL TRAINING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 E. GENERAL WASTE ANALYSIS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 F. MANIFEST SYSTEM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 G. REQUIREMENTS FOR MONITORING AND TESTING . . . . . 12 H. CONTAINMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 1. SPECIAL CONDITIONS FOR IGNITABLE, REACTIVE, OR INCOMPATIBLE WASTE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 1. General requirements . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 2. Storage in containers - special _requirements for ignitable oor reactive waste. . . . . . . 14 3. Storage in containers - special requirements for incompatible waste . . . . . . . . . . . 14 4. Storage in tanks - special requirements for ignitable_or reactive waste .. . .... 14 5. Storage in tanks - special requirements for - - incompatible-waste . . . . .-. . . . . . . . 15 J. INSPECTIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 1. General requirements . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 2. Inspection of containers . . . . . . . . . . 15 3. Inspection-of tanks . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 Page K. STORAGE IN CONTAINERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 1. Waste identification . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 2. Condition of containers. . . . . . . . . . . 16 3. Compatibility of waste with containers . . . 16 4. Management of containers . . . . . . . . . . 17 L. STORAGE IN TANKS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 1. Waste identification . . . . . . . .. . . . . 17 2. General operating requirements . . . . . . . 17 3. Design of Tanks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 M. CLOSURE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 1. Performance standard . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 2. Amendment to Closure Plan. . . . . . . . . . 18 3. Notification of closure. . . . . . . . . . . 19 4. Time allowed for closure . . . . . . . . . . 19 5. Disposal or decontamination of equipment . . 19 6. Certification of closure . . . . . . . . . . 19 7. Cost estimate for facility closure . . . . . 19 8. Financial assurance for facility closure. . 20 9. Closure for container storage facilities. . 20 10. Closure of tanks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 PART VI - SECURITY, SAFETY AND EMERGENCY PROCEDURES . . . 20 A. SECURITY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 B. PREPAREDNESS AND PREVENTION . . . . . . . . . . . 20 1. Required equipment . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 I V. Page 2. Testing and maintenance of equipment . . . . 21 3. Access to communications or alarm system . . 21 4. Aisle Space . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 C. CONTINGENCY PLAN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 1. Implementation of Plan . . . . . . . . . . . 21 2. Copies of Contingency Plan . . . . . . . . . 21 3. Amendments to Plan . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 D. EMERGENCY PROCEDURES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 E. POST EMERGENCY REQUIREMENTS . . . . . . . . . . . 22 PART VI I - GENERAL CONDITIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 A. DUTY TO COMPLY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 B. WASTE MINIMIZATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 C. FALSE STATEMENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 D. DUTY TO PROVIDE INFORMATION . . . . . . . . . . . 23 E. FACILITY SHIPPING REQUIREMENTS. . . . . . . . . . 23 F. INSPECTION AND ENTRY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 G. DUTY TO MITIGATE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 H. LIABILITY REQUIREMENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 I. INCAPACITY OF OWNERS OR OPERATORS, GUARANTORS, OR FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 1. Notification of bankruptcy . . . . . . . . . 24 2. Incapacity of financial institutions . . . . 24 J. MODIFICATION, REVOCATION AND REISSUANCE, AND REVOCATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 V. Page K. REISSUANCE OF PERMIT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 L. CONTINUATION OF EXPIRED PERMIT. . . . . . . . . . 25 M. TRANSFER OF PERMITS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 N. EMERGENCY PERMIT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 0. SEVERABILITY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 ATTACHMENTS 1. WASTE ANALYSIS PLAN II. PERSONNEL TRAINING III. CONTINGENCY PLAN IV. CLOSURE PLAN V. INSPECTION SCHEDULES VI. PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS OF WASTE STORAGE TANK VII. OPERATIONS MANUAL FOR MANAGEMENT OF CONTAINERS VIII. AISLE SPACE PLAN STATE OF MINNESOTA POLLUTION CONTROL AGENCY HAZARDOUS WASTE FACILITY PERMIT SAFETY KLEEN CORPORATION 777 BIG TIMBER DRIVE ELGIN, ILLINOIS 60120 MND 981 097 884 In accordance with the provisions of Minnesota Statutes Chapters 115 and 116, Minn. Rules Parts 7001.0010 - 7001.0730 and Minn. Rules Parts 7045.0100 - 7045.1030, Safety Kleen Corporation, 777 Big Timber Drive, Elgin, Illinois (hereafter "Permittee"), is authorized by the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA), to construct and operate its Eagan, Minnesota Service Center located in Section 8, T27N, R23W, municipality of Eagan, Dakota County, Minnesota under the limitations and conditions set forth herein. The Permittee is allowed to store hazardous waste in accordance with the conditions of this permit. Any hazardous waste manage- ment activities conducted by the Permittee at the facility for which this permit is issued which are not authorized by this permit must be conducted in accordance with Minn. Rules Parts 7001.0010 - 7001.0730 and Minn. Rules Parts 7045.0100 - 7045.1030 (Supp. 1984). Compliance with this permit with respect to the activities covered by this permit constitutes compliance, for purposes of enforcement, with the hazardous waste permitting requirements of Minn. Rules Part 7001.0720 and Minn. Rules Parts 7045.0100 - 7045.1030 (Supp. 1984). This permit shall become effective on the date of issuance by the MPCA Director (hereafter the "Director"). This permit is effective until 5 years from date of issuance or until terminated, revoked, or amended by the MPCA. To obtain a reissued permit, the Permittee shall request that the MPCA review and reissue the permit. In accordance with Minn. Rules Part 7001.0040, subp. 3, an application for reissuance of the permit must be submitted no later than 180 calendar days prior to the expiration date of this permit. DATE OF ISSUANCE: ?- RICHARD , DIRECTOR September 29, 1986 SOLID AND HAZARDOUS WASTE DIVISION -2- PART I DESCRIPTION OF FACILITY The Eagan, Minnesota Service Center is a materials handling and storage facility for Safety-Kleen's business, which is the leasing and recycling of small parts washers and commercial and industrial solvents. The hazardous wastes handled at this facility are used mineral spirits, used mineral spirits bottom sludge, used mineral spirits dumpster mud, used chlorinated solvent/cresylic acid mixture and dry cleaning wastes. The portions of the facility that handle or store hazardous waste consist of two container storage areas within the building, a 12,000 gallon outdoor used mineral spirits storage tank, and a mineral spirits return/fill area. The container storage areas hold containers of 15, 16, and 30 gallons capacity of used mineral spirits dumpster mud, used chlorinated solvent/cresylic acid mixture and dry cleaning wastes. At the return/fill area, steel drums of used mineral spirits are emptied into dumpsters. The used mineral spirits are pumped into the storage tank. Used mineral spirits dumpster mud that accumulates in the dumpsters is put into steel drums and taken into one of the container storage areas. Used mineral spirits bottom sludge that accumulates in the storage tank is pumped into a tanker truck and transported off-site. In general, all wastes from the service center are taken to a Safety Kleen recycling center for processing and the cleaned solvents are then sent to Safety Kleen service centers for reuse. PART II EFFECT OF ISSUANCE NO RELEASE FROM LIABILITY Issuance of this permit by the MPCA does not release the Permittee from any liability, penalty, or duty imposed by Minnesota or federal statutes, rules or local ordinances, except the obligation to obtain this permit. B. THIRD PARTY LIABILITY Issuance of this permit by the MPCA does not release the Permittee from any third-party liability which the Permittee may incur as a result of the operation of the permitted facility. FUTURE RULES This permit does not prevent the future adoption by the MPCA of pollution control rules, standards, or orders more stringent than those now in existence and does not prevent the enforcement of these rules, standards, or orders against the Permittee. -3- D. PROPERTY RIGHTS This permit does not convey a property right or an exclusive privilege. E. OBLIGATION TO ENFORCE This permit does not obligate the Director to enforce local laws, rules, or plans beyond that authorized by Minnesota statutes. F. LIABILITY/RESPONSIBILITY This permit authorizes the Permittee to perform the activi- ties described in this permit under the conditions of this permit. In issuing this permit, the State and Director assume no respon- sibility for injury to persons or damages to property or the environment caused by the activities of the Permittee in the conduct of its actions, including those activities authorized, directed, or undertaken under this permit. To the extent the State and Director may be liable for the activities of its employees, that liability is explicitly limited to that provided in the Tort Claims Act, Minnesota Statutes, Section 3.736. G. DEFENSE UNDER OTHER STATUTES AND RULES Compliance with the terms of this permit does not constitute a defense to any action brought under Section 7003 of the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) Section 106(a) of the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act of 1980 (42 U.S.C. 9601 et seq., commonly known as CERCLA), the Minnesota Environmental Response and Liability Act of 1983 (Minnesota Statutes chapter 115B), and Minnesota Statutes chapters 116, 400, 473, or any other Minnesota or federal statutes, regulations, or local ordinances relating to any release of hazardous substances from the permitted facility. H. MINIMUM STANDARDS This permit establishes minimum standards for the operation of the permitted facility. Nothing in this permit precludes the Permittee from taking additional steps to protect the public health or welfare or the environment so long as these additional steps are not inconsistent with the terms and conditions of this permit. The Permittee is solely responsible for ensuring that the permitted facility adequately safeguards public health and welfare and the environment. I -4- PART III RECORD KEEPING REQUIREMENTS A. DOCUMENTS TO BE MAINTAINED AT FACILITY SITE The Permittee shall maintain at the facility, until closure is completed and certified by an independent registered pro- fessional engineer, the following documents and amendments, revisions and modifications to these documents: 1. A waste analysis plan prepared in accordance with Minn. Rules Part 7045.0458. The Permittee's waste analysis plan, set forth in Attachment I to this permit, is incorporated herein by reference and made an integral and enforceable part of this permit. 2. Personnel training documents and records prepared in accordance with Minn. Rules Part 7045.0454. The Permittee's personnel training documents are set forth in Attachment II to this permit, and are incorporated herein by reference and made an integral and enforceable part of this permit. 3. A contingency plan prepared in accordance with Minn. Rules Part 7045.0466. The Permittee's contingency plan, set forth in Attachment III to this permit, is incorporated herein by reference and made an integral and enforceable part of this permit. 4. A closure plan prepared in accordance with Minn. Rules Part 7045.0486. The Permittee's closure plan, set forth in Attachment IV to this permit, is incorporated herein by reference and made an integral and enforceable part of this permit. 5. A cost estimate for closure prepared in accordance with Minn. Rules Part 7045.0502. The Permittee's cost estimate for closure is set forth in Attachment IV to this permit, is incor- porated herein by reference and made an integral and enforceable part of this permit. 6. An operating record required by Minn. Rules Part 7045.0478 and Part III.B. of this permit. 7. Inspection schedules developed in accordance with Minn. Rules Part 7045.0452, subp. 5. The Permittee's inspection schedules are set forth in Attachment V to this permit, and is incorporated herein by reference and made an integral and enforceable part of this permit. -5- B. OPERATING RECORD The Permittee shall keep a written operating record at the facility site that contains the following information: 1. The names of the generators of the hazardous waste and their identification numbers. 2. The date of arrival of each shipment along with the transporter's name and identification numbers. 3. A description and the quantity of each hazardous waste received, and the method and date of treatment, storage, or disposal at the facility. 4. The location of each hazardous waste within the facility and the quantity at each location. This information must include cross-references to specific manifest document numbers if the waste was accompanied by a manifest. 5. Records and results of waste analysis performed as spe- cified in Minn. Rules Parts 7045.0456, 7045.0458, and 7045.0542, subp. 2. 6. Summary reports and details of all incidents that require implementing the contingency plan as specified in Minn. Rules Part 7045.0470. 7. Records and results of inspections as required by Minn. Rules Part 7045.0452, subp. 5. 8. Monitoring, testing, or analytical data where required by this permit or by Minn. Rules Parts 7045.0484; 7045.0532, subp.5; 7045.0534, subps. 5 and 6; 7045.0536, subps. 5, 6, and 8; 7045.0538, subps. 5 and 6; and 7045.0542, subp. 7. 9. For off-site facilities, notices to generators as specified in Minn. Rules Part 7045.0452, subp. 3, item C. 10. All closure cost estimates under Minn. Rules Part 7045.0502 and, for disposal facilities, all post-closure cost estimates under Minn. Rules Part 7045.0506. C. PERSONNEL RECORDS The Permittee shall retain the following personnel records at the facility: 1. The job title for each position at the facility related to hazardous waste management and the name of the employee filling each job; -6- 2. A written job description of each position at the facility related to hazardous waste. This description may be consistent in its degree of specificity with descriptions for other similar positions in the same company location or bargaining unit, but must include the requisite skill, education, or other qualifications and duties of employees assigned to each position; 3. A written description of the type and amount of both introductory and continuing training that will be given to each person filling a position described in item 1; and 4. Records that document that the training or job experience required in accordance with Minn. Rules Part 7045.0454 has been given to, and completed by, facility personnel. D. MONITORING AND TESTING RECORDS 1. The Permittee shall retain records of all monitoring information, including all calibration and maintenance records and all original strip chart recordings for continuous monitoring instrumentation, copies of all reports and records required by this permit, and records of all data used to complete the appli- cation for this permit for a period of at least three years from the date of the sample, measurement, report or record. These periods may be extended by request of the Director at any time and are automatically extended during the course of any unresolved enforcement action regrading this facility. 2. Records of monitoring information shall specify: a. The date(s), exact place, and time(s) of sampling or measurements; b. The individual(s) who performed the sampling or measurements; C. The date(s) analyses were performed; d. The individual(s) who performed the analyses; e. The analytical techniques or methods used; and f. The results of such analyses. E. RETENTION AND DISPOSITION OF RECORDS The retention period for all records required under Minn. Rules Parts 7045.0450 to 7045.0544 is three years and is extended automatically during the course of an unresolved enforcement action regarding the facility. -7- F. INSPECTION RECORDS The Permittee shall record these inspections in an inspection log. These records must include the date and time of the inspec- tion, the name of the inspector, a notation of the observations made, and the date and nature of any repairs or other remedial actions. PART IV REPORTING REQUIREMENTS A. TWENTY-FOUR HOUR REPORTING If the Permittee discovers a release or discharge of hazardous waste which could be a danger to public drinking water supplies or threaten human health or the environment or discovers a fire or explosion at a hazardous waste facility which could threaten human health or the environment outside the facility, the Permittee shall, as soon as possible, but in no case later than 24 hours after the discovery of the incident, orally notify the Director of the incident and its description. Within 15 days after the incident the Permittee shall submit a written report describing the incident. The oral and written descriptions of the incident shall include at a minimum: 1. The name, address, and telephone number of the owner or operator; 2. The name, address, and telephone number of the facility; 3. The date, time, and type of incident; 4. The name and quantity of materials involved; 5. The extent of damages or injuries, if any; 6. An assessment of actual or potential hazards to the environment and human health outside the facility; and 7. The estimated quantity and disposition of recovered hazardous materials. B. REPORTING NONCOMPLIANCE The Permittee shall report noncompliance with this permit not reported under A above as a part of the next report which the Permittee is required to submit under this permit. If no reports are required within 30 days of the discovery of the noncompliance, the Permittee shall submit the information required in A above regarding the noncompliance within 30 days of the discovery of the noncompliance. -8- C. REPORTING PLANNED CHANGES The Permittee shall give advance notice to the Director as soon as possible of any planned physical alterations or additions to the permitted facility or activity that may result in . noncompliance with a Minnesota or federal pollution control statute or rule or a condition of this permit. D. ADDITIONAL REPORTING In addition to the reports required elsewhere by this permit, the Permittee shall submit the following reports: 1. If the Permittee discovers a significant discrepancy in a manifest, the Permittee shall attempt to reconcile the discrepancy. If the Permittee is unable to reconcile the discrepancy within ten days, the Permittee shall submit to the Director a written report and a copy of the manifest in accordance with Minn. Rules Part 7045.0476, subp. 3, item A. 2. If a shipment of hazardous waste is delivered to the Permittee without the required manifest or shipping paper, the Permittee shall attempt to reconcile the discrepancy. If the Permittee is unable to reconcile the discrepancy, the Permittee shall, prior to the acceptance of the waste, notify the Director of the delivery of the waste and shall submit to the Director a follow-up report within ten days of receipt of the waste in accordance with Minn. Rules Part 7045.0482, subp. 3. The Director will inform the Permittee of the appropriate disposition of the waste. 3. In accordance with Minn. Rules Part 7045.0482, subp. 2, the Permittee shall submit an annual report concerning the activities at the facility conducted pursuant to this permit during the previous calendar year. 4. If the Permittee receives hazardous waste which the Permittee is not authorized by this permit to manage, the Permittee shall immediately notify the Director of the receipt of the waste in accordance with Minn. Rules Part 7045.0476, subp. 3, item C. The Director will inform the Permittee of the appro- priate disposition of the waste. E. SIGNATORY REQUIREMENTS All reports or other information required to be submitted to the MPCA in accordance with the requirements of this permit shall be signed by an officer of the corporation. The officer's signature shall be certification by the officer that he or she -9- has read the document and that to the best of his or her knowledge, information, and belief, the information in the document is true. A person who is not an officer may sign the document if: 1. The authorization is made in writing by persons identified in the permit application except that for a cor- poration the written authorization must be made by a principal executive officer of at least the level of vice-president; 2. The authorization specifies either an individual or a position having responsibility for the overall operation of the regulated facility or activity, such as the position of plant manager, superintendent, or a person of equivalent responsibility; and The written authorization is submitted to the Director. If authorization is no longer accurate, a new authorization must be submitted to the Director prior to or together with any reports or permit applications to be signed by an authorized representative. F. SUBMITTAL OF WRITTEN REPORTS All written reports required to be submitted by this permit shall be sent to: Chief, Hazardous Waste Section Solid and Hazardous Waste Division Minnesota Pollution Control Agency. 520 Lafayette Road St. Paul, Minnesota 55155 PART Y OPERATIONAL CONDITIONS A. CERTIFICATION OF CONSTRUCTION OR MODIFICATION The Permittee shall not commence treatment, storage, or disposal of hazardous waste in a newly constructed or modified portion of the facility until: 1. The Permittee has submitted to the Director by certified mail or hand delivery a letter signed by the Permittee and by a registered professional engineer stating that the facility has been constructed or modified in compliance with the conditions of this permit; and -10- 2. The Director has inspected the facility and has provided the Permittee with a letter stating that, based on information available to the Director, the facility appears to have been constructed in compliance with the conditions of this permit. B. PROPER OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE 1. The Permittee shall at all times properly operate and maintain the facilities and systems of treatment and control and the appurtenances related to them which are installed or used by the Permittee to achieve compliance with the conditions of this permit. Proper operation and maintenance includes effective performance, adequate funding, adequate operator staffing and training, and adequate laboratory and process controls, including appropriate quality assurance procedures. The Permittee shall install and maintain appropriate back-up or auxiliary facilities if they are necessary to achieve compliance with the conditions of this permit. 2. The Permittee shall establish, construct, operate, maintain and close the facility in accordance with: a. The plans, specifications, and reports identified in this permit; b. The Minnesota Hazardous Waste Rules Chapters 7001 and 7045; C. The conditions of this permit and the attachments. 3. The Permittee shall prevent the discharge of hazardous waste from the facility to the surface waters or ground waters of the state. The Permittee shall prevent hazardous waste from entering drains, sewer inlets, storm sewers, sanitary sewers, doorways, vents, tunnels, pipes, windows or areas with permeable earth or soil floors. 4. The Permittee shall operate and maintain the facility to minimize the possibility of fire, explosion, or any sudden or nonsudden release to air, land, or water of hazardous waste constituents. 5. The Permittee shall not engage in activities that would result in emissions of air contaminants causing violations of the ambient air quality standards set forth in Minnesota Rules Parts 7005.0010 - 7005.0080. 6. The Permittee shall maintain lighting at the facility in a manner sufficient to ensure safety and proper operation if the facility is operated in hours of darkness. C. REQUIRED NOTICES -11- 1. If the Permittee has arranged to receive hazardous waste from a foreign source, the Permittee shall notify the Director as well as the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) Region V Administrator in writing at least four weeks in advance of the date the waste is expected to arrive at the facility. Notice of subsequent shipments of the same waste from the same foreign source is not required in the same calendar year. 2. The Permittee may not accept a shipment of hazardous waste which the Permittee is not allowed to manage in accordance with this permit. The Permittee shall notify the Director immediately upon receiving any hazardous wastes which the Permittee is not allowed to accept under this permit. The Director will inform the Permittee of the appropriate disposition of the waste. 3. When the Permittee is off-site source, the Permittee writing that the Permittee has and will accept, the waste the Permittee shall keep a copy of the operating record. to receive hazardous waste from an must inform the generator in the appropriate permit(s) for, generator is shipping. The this written notice as part of 4. Before transferring ownership or operation of a facility during its operating life, or of a disposal facility during the post-closure care period, the Permittee must notify the new owner or operator in writing of the requirements of Minn. Rules Chapter 7045 and all permitting requirements of Minn. Rules Chapter 7001. Failure of the Permittee to notify the new owner or operator of these requirements does not relieve the new owner or operator of the obligation to comply with all applicable requirements. D. PERSONNEL TRAINING The Permittee shall conduct with Minn. Rules Part 7045.0454. shall be conducted in accordance personnel training in accordance The personnel training program with Attachment II. E. GENERAL WASTE ANALYSIS The Permittee shall follow the procedures described in the waste analysis plan set forth in Attachment I. The Permittee shall verify its waste analysis as part of the facility's quality assurance program. The quality assurance program shall be in accordance with current EPA practices (Test Methods for Evaluating Solid Waste: Physical/Chemical Methods -12- SW-846, July, 1982) or equivalent methods approved by the Director. At a minimum, the quality assurance program shall ensure that the Permittee maintains proper functional instruments, uses approved sampling and anlytical methods, assures the validity of sampling and analytical procedures and performs correct calculations. F. MANIFEST SYSTEM The Permittee shall comply with the manifest requirements of Minn. Rules Part 7045.0474. G. REQUIREMENTS FOR MONITORING AND TESTING Samples and measurements taken for the purpose of monitoring shall be representative of the monitored activity. The method used to obtain a representative sample of the waste to be analyzed must be the appropriate method set forth in Title 40 Title 4U of the Code of Federal Regulations, Part 261, Appendix I, (1983). Laboratory methods must be those specified in Test Methods for Evaluating Solid Waste: Physical/Chemical Methods - Ju y, , or an equivalent method as specified in the attached Waste Analysis Plan. H. CONTAINMENT 1. The Permittee shall construct and maintain the container and tank storage area containment systems to ensure that the systems are capable of collecting and holding spills, leaks, and precipitation. The construction and maintenance of the contain- ment systems must ensure that: a. The bases underlying the containers and tank are free of cracks or gaps and are sufficiently impervious to contain leaks, spills, and accumulated precipitation until the collected material is detected and removed; b. The bases are sloped, or operated to drain and remove liquids resulting from leaks, spills, and accumulated precipitation, unless the containers and tank are protected from contact with accumulated liquids; C. There is sufficient capacity to contain ten percent of the volume of containers or the volume of the largest con- tainer, whichever is greater. Containers that do not contain free liquids need not be considered in this determination. d. There is sufficient capacity to contain the volume of the tank, plus ten centimeters (four inches) of freeboard; and -13- e. The interface between the dike or sidewall and the underlying base of the tank storage area containment system is sealed to contain leaks, spills, and accumulated liquids. Run-on into the containment systems must be is prevented. 3. The Permittee shall remove any spilled or leaked waste or accumulated precipitation from the sump or collection area in as timely a manner as is necessary to prevent overflow of the collection system. If the collected material is a hazardous waste as defined in Minn. Rules Parts 7045.0100 through 7045.0141, it must be managed as a hazardous waste in accordance with all applicable requirements of Minn. Rules Parts 7045.0205 through 7045.1030. If the collected material is discharged through a point source to waters of the United States, it is subject to the requirements of the Federal Water Pollution Control Act Amendments of 1972, United States Code, Title 33, Section 1342, as amended through June 30, 1983. SPECIAL CONDITIONS FOR IGNITABLE, REACTIVE, OR INCOMPATIBLE WASTE General requirements a. Required notices. The Permittee shall take pre- cautions to prevent accidental ignition or reaction of ignitable or reactive waste. This waste must be separated and protected from sources of ignition or reaction, including, but not limited to open flames, smoking, cutting and welding, hot surfaces, frictional heat, static sparks, electrical .sparks, mechanical sparks, spontaneous ignition, and radiant heat. While ignitable or reactive waste is being handled, the Permittee shall confine smoking and open flame to specially designated locations. "No Smoking" signs must be conspicuously placed wherever there is a hazard from ignitable or reactive waste. b. Required precautions. When specifically required by other rules in this chapter, the Permittee of a facility that treats, stores, or disposes of ignitable or reactive waste or mixes incompatible waste or incompatible wastes and other materials, shall take precautions to prevent reactions which: 1. Generate extreme heat, pressure, fire, explosions, or violent reactions unless the process has a permit to handle these types of reactions; ii. Produce uncontrolled toxic mists, fumes, dusts, or gases in sufficient quantities to threaten human health or the environment; -14- iii. Produce uncontrolled flammable fumes or gases in sufficient quantities to pose a risk of fire or explosions; iv. Damage the structural integrity of the device or facility; or v. Through other like means threaten human health or the environment. C. Documentation of compliance. When required to comply with subpart a or b, the Permittee shall document that compliance. This documentation may be based on reference to published scientific or engineering literature, data from trial tests, waste analyses, or the results of the treatment of similar wastes by similar treatment processes and under similar operation conditions. 2. Storage in containers - special requirements for igni- table or reactive waste. Containers holding ignita a or reactive wastes an materia s must be located at least 15 meters (50 feet) from the facility's property line. 3. Storage in containers - special requirements for incompatiF a waste. a. Two or more incompatible wastes or wastes which are incompatible with other material must not be placed in the same container, unless compliance with Minn. Rules Part 7045.0456, subpart 2 is achieved. b. Hazardous waste must not be place in an unwashed container that previously held an incompatible waste or material. As required by Minn. Rules Part 7045.0458, the waste analysis plan must include analyses needed to comply with these special requirements. Minn. Rules Part 7045.0456, subp. 3 also requires waste analyses, trial tests, or other documentation to ensure compliance with Minn. Rules Part 7045.0456, subp. 2. As required by Minn. Rules Part 7045.0478, the Permittee shall place the results of each waste analysis, trial test, and any other docu- mented information in the operating record of the facility. C. A storage container holding a hazardous waste that is incompatible with any waste or other materials stored nearby in other containers, piles, open tanks or surface impoundments, must be separated from the other materials or protected from them by means of a dike, berm, wall, or other device. 4. Storage in tanks - special requirements for ignitable or reactive waste. a. Ignitable or reactive wastes must not be placed in a tank unless: -15- i. The waste is treated, rendered, or mixed before or immediately after placement in the tank so that the resulting waste, mixture or dissolution of material no longer meets the definition of ignitable or reactive waste under Minn. Rules Part 7045.0131, subps. 2, and 5 and compliance with Minn. Rules Part 7045.0456, subp. 2 is maintained; ii. The waste is stored or treated in such a way that it is protected from any material or conditions which may cause the waste to ignite or react; or iii. The tank is used solely for emergencies. b. The Permittee shall comply with the buffer zone requirements for tanks contained in tables 2-1 through 2-6 of the National Fire Protection Association's "Flammable and Combustible Liquids Code" (1981) for covered tanks used to store ignitable or reactive wastes. C. The Permittee shall comply with all storage requirements for ignitable or reactive wastes according to Minn. Rules Part 7045.0528, subp. 7. 5. Storage in tanks - s ecial requirements for incompatible wastes. wo or more incompati a wastes or incompa i e was es or wastes which are incompatible with other materials which will be placed in a tank must not be placed in the same tank, unless compliance with Minn. Rules Part 7045.0456, subp. 2 is maintained. The Permittee shall comply with the special requirements for incompatible wastes as required by Minn. Rules Part 7045.0528, subp. 8. J. INSPECTIONS 1. General requirements. The Permittee shall follow the inspection sc e u e set orth in Attachment V. 2. Inspection of containers. The Permittee shall comply with Parts Y.A., .C. 1), and VI.E. of this permit and Minn. Rules Part 7045.0452, subp. 5, item D, if remedial action is required because deterioration or leaks are detected. 3. Inspection of tanks. In the event that spill or leak has occurre t e Permittee shall take necessary action pursuant to the contingency plan set forth in Attachment III. K. STORAGE IN CONTAINERS 1. Waste identification. The Permittee is authorized to store the hazardous was e s or categories of hazardous waste in containers listed below in accordance with the requirements and -16- conditions of this permit in the areas identified in the Permittee's waste analysis plan, Attachment I. The Permittee shall not store quantities of hazardous waste in any one room which exceed the secondary containment capabilities or the minimum aisle space requirements for that room. The Permittee shall not store more than 4,920 gallons of hazardous waste in the drum storage area in the northeast corner of the building nor more than 12,568 gallons of hazardous waste in the accumu- lation center in the southwest corner of the building. EPA HAZARDOUS WASTE # HAZARDOUS WASTE DESCRIPTION F002, F004 Used Chlorinated Solvent/Cresylic Acid Mixture D001, D006, D008 Used Mineral Spirits Bottom Sludge D001, D006, D008 Used Mineral Spirits Dumpster Mud F002 Dry Cleaning Wastes 2. Condition of containers. Containers used to store hazardous waste must meet the following requirements: a. Be of sturdy leak-proof construction, adequate wall thickness, adequate weld, hinge, and seam strength and sufficient strength to withstand side and bottom shock, while filled, without impairment of the ability of the container to fully con- tain the hazardous waste; and b. Have lids, caps, hinges, or other closure devices of sufficient strength and construction so that when closed they will withstand dropping, overturning, or other shock without impairment of the container's ability to fully contain the hazardous waste. If a container holding hazardous waste does not meet the requirements of items a and b or if it begins to leak, the Permittee shall transfer the hazardous waste from the container to a container that does meet the requirements of items a and b, or manage the waste in some other way that complies with the requirements of Minn. Rules Part 7045.0526. 3. Compatibility of waste with containers. The Permittee shall use a container made of or lined with materials which will not react with, and are otherwise compatible with, the hazardous waste to be stored and other substances that the container may foreseeably contact, so that the ability of the container to con- tain the waste is not impaired. -17- 4. Management of containers. a. A container holding hazardous waste must always be labeled with the words "Hazardous Waste" and kept closed during storage, except when it is necessary to add or remove waste. b. A container holding hazardous waste must not b.e. opened, handled, or stored in a manner which may rupture the con- tainer or cause it to leak. Reuse of containers is governed by the United States Department of Transportation regulations, including those set forth in Code of Federal Regulations, Title 49, Section 173.28 (1983). C. If exposure of the containers to moisture or direct sunlight may create a hazardous condition or adversely affect the container's ability to contain the hazardous waste, the owner or operator must store the containers in an area with overhead roofing or other covering that does not obstruct the visibility of the labels. d. The Permittee shall follow the operations manual for the management of hazardous waste containers set forth in Attachment VII. L. STORAGE IN TANKS 1. Waste identification. The Permittee is authorized to store the hazardous waste(s) or categories of hazardous waste in tanks as listed below in accordance with the requirements and conditions of this permit. EPA HAZARDOUS WASTE HAZARDOUS WASTE DESCRIPTION QUANTITY D001, D008 Used Mineral Spirits 12,000 gallons D001, D006, D008 Used Mineral Spirits Bottom Sludge 2. General operating requirements. The Permittee shall not place hazaaa sous waste or of er materia s that are incompatible with the material of the construction of the tank unless the tank is protected from accelerated corrosion, erosion, or abrasion through the use of an inner liner or coating which is compatible with the waste or material and which is free of leaks, cracks, holes, or other deterioration; or an alternate means of protec- tion such as cathodic protection, or corrosion inhibitors. -18- The Permittee must use appropriate controls and practices to prevent overfilling such as waste feed cutoff systems, or by-pass systems to a standby tank, and for uncovered tanks, maintenance of sufficient freeboard to prevent overtopping by wave or wind action or by precipitation. Each tank must be labeled with the words "Hazardous Waste" in a legible and conspicuous manner. The words "Hazardous Waste" must be plainly visible and legible to any person who may operate any outlet valve. 3. Design of tanks. a. Tanks shall be constructed in accordance with the attached plans and specifications set forth in Attachment IV. The Permittee shall maintain the minimum shell thickness speci- fied in these plans and specifications at all times to ensure sufficient shell strength. b. Corroded or damaged tanks shall not be used to con- tain hazardous waste. Tanks that must be lined for protection from corrosion, erosion or abrasion by the hazardous waste and that have corroded or damaged liners shall not be used to contain hazardous waste. C. Valves, pipes, fittings, or other closure devices and appurtenances shall be of sufficient strength to withstand shock and internal pressure without impairment of the ability of the tank to fully contain the waste. 6asketed closures shall be fitted with gaskets comprised of material that is sufficient to prevent leakage and that will not be deteriorated by the contents. M. CLOSURE 1. Performance standard. The Permittee shall close the facility in accordance with he closure plan set forth in Attachment IV. 2. Amendment to Closure Plan. The Permittee shall amend the closure plan in accordance with Minn. Rules Part 7045.0486, subpart 4. The Permittee may amend the closure plan at any time during the active life of the facility. The active life of the facility is that period during which wastes are periodically received, treated or stored at the facility. The Permittee shall amend the plan whenever changes in operating plans or facility design affect the closure plan and whenever there is a change in the expected year of closure. When the Permittee requests a per- mit modification to authorize a change in operating plans or facility design, the Permittee shall request a modification of -19- the closure plan at the same time. If a permit modification is not needed to authorize the change in operating plans or facility design, the request for modification of the closure plan must be made within 60 days after the change. 3. Notification of closure. The Permittee shall notify the Director at east 180 days prior to the expected date of commencement of closure. The written notice shall include: The anticipated last day of operation; b. The existing inventory count and inventory reduction schedule; and be met. A discussion of how conditions of this permit will 4. Time allowed for closure. After receiving the final volume of hazardous waste, a Permittee shall treat or remove all hazardous waste from the site in accordance with the schedule in the closure plan set forth in Attachment IV. The Permittee shall complete closure in accordance with the closure plan and by Minn. Rules Part 7045.0488. 5. Disposal or decontamination of equipment. When closure is completed, all equipment, structures, an any other part of the facility which has been contaminated by hazardous waste or residues must be properly disposed of or decontaminated by removing all hazardous wastes and residues. 6. Certification of closure. When closure is completed, the Permittee shall submit to the Director certification by the Permittee and by an independent registered professional engineer that the facility has been closed in accordance with the specifi- cations in the approved closure plan set forth in Attachment IV, and any modifications or amendments thereto. 7. Cost estimate for facility closure. The Permittee's original closure cos estimate is se forth in Attachment IV. a. In accordance with Minn. Rules Part 7045.0502, subp. 2, the Permittee must adjust the closure cost estimate for inflation within 30 days after each anniversary of the date on which the first closure cost estimate was prepared. b. The Permittee must revise the closure cost estimate whenever a change in the closure plan increases the cost of closure. -20- c. The Permittee must keep at the facility a copy of the latest closure cost estimate and, when this estimate is adjusted in accordance with Part b above, the latest adjusted closure cost estimate. 8. Financial assurance for facility closure. The Permittee shall comply with Minn. Rules Part 7045.0504 by providing docu- mentation of financial assurance in at least the amount of the cost estimates required by Part V.L(7) of this permit. Changes in any financial assurance mechanism must be approved by the Director, prior to any changes being made. 9. Closure for container storag facilities. At closure, all hazardous waste an cTWazar ous wasea residues must be removed from the containment system. Remaining containers, liners, bases, and soil containing or contaminated with hazardous waste or hazardous waste residues must be decontaminated or removed. At closure and throughout the operating period, unless the Permittee can demonstrate that the waste removed from the con- tainment system is not a hazardous waste, the Permittee becomes a generator of hazardous waste and shall manage it in accordance with all applicable requirements of Minn. Rules Parts 7045.0205 to 7045.1030. 10. Closure of tanks. At closure, all hazardous waste and hazardous residues must a removed from tanks, discharge control equipment, discharge confinement structures, and the containment system. Remaining liners, bases, and soil containing or con- taminated with hazardous waste or hazardous waste residues must be decontaminated or removed. PART VI SECURITY, SAFETY AND EMERGENCY PROCEDURES A. SECURITY The Permittee shall control access to the facility by the use of fences, gates, locks, and other similar methods and allow access only to persons who are authorized by the Permittee and, if necessary, who are knowledgeable in the safety and emergency procedures needed for handling the hazardous waste. The Permittee shall provide security against unauthorized entry onto the site, in accordance with Minn. Rules Part 7045.0452, subp. 4. B. PREPAREDNESS AND PREVENTION 1. Required equipment. At a minimum the Permittee shall maintain at the facility the emergency equipment required by the contingency plan set forth in Attachment III. -21- 2. Testing and maintenance of equipment. The Permittee shall tes an main ain a facility communications or alarm systems, fire protection equipment, and spill control equipment to ensure proper operation in time of emergency. The maintenance and inspection of equipment shall be conducted in accordance with the Inspection Plan set forth in Attachment V. 3. Access to communications or alarm system. The Permittee shall ensure that, whenever hazardous waste is eing poured, mixed, spread, or otherwise handled, all personnel involved in the operation shall have immediate access to an internal alarm or emergency communication device, either directly or through visual or voice contact with another employee. 4. Aisle space. The Permittee shall maintain aisle space as set fort?i in Attachment VIII to allow the unobstructed move- ment of personnel, fire protection equipment, spill control equipment, and decontamination equipment to any area of facility operation in an emergency. C. CONTINGENCY PLAN 1. Implementation of Plan. Whenever there is a fire, explosion, or release o hazardous waste or hazardous consti- tuents which threatens or could threaten human health or the environment, the Permittee shall immediately carry out the provi- sions of the contingency plan set forth in Attachment III and shall follow the emergency procedures required by Minn. Rules Part 7045.0468. 2. Co ies of Ctingency Plan. A copy of the contingency plan and ??revisionons to t e p an must be submitted to all local police departments, fire departments, hospitals, and State and local emergency response teams that may be called upon to provide emergency services. 3. Amendments to Plan. The contingency plan must be reviewed an immediately amended, if necessary, whenever: a. This facility permit is revised; b. The plan fails in an emergency; C. The facility changes in its design, construction, operation, maintenance, or other circumstances in a way that materially increases the potential for fires, explosions, or releases of hazardous waste or hazardous waste constituents, or changes the response necessary in an emergency; -22- The list of emergency coordinators changes; or The list of emergency equipment changes. D. EMERGENCY PROCEDURES The Permittee must at all times have at least one employee either on the facility premises or on-call, with the respon- sibility for coordinating all emergency response measures. The emergency coordinator must be thoroughly familiar with all aspects of the facility's contingency plan, all operations and activities at the facility, the location(s) and characteristics of waste handled, the location of all records within the facility, and the facility layout. The emergency coordinator must also have the authority to commit the resources needed to carry out the contingency plan. E. POST EMERGENCY REQUIREMENTS Immediately after an emergency, the emergency coordinator shall provide for treating, storing, or disposing of recovered waste, contaminated soil or water, or any other material that results from a release, fire, or explosion at the facility pur- suant to the contingency plan set forth in Attachment III. PART VII GENERAL CONDITIONS A. DUTY TO COMPLY The Permittee shall perform the actions or conduct the activity authorized by this permit in accordance with the plans and specifications approved by the agency and in compliance with the conditions of the permit, except as provided in subpart N of this Part in this permit. B. WASTE MINIMIZATION The Permittee shall certify at least annually that he or she has a program in place to reduce the volume and toxicity of the waste to the maximum degree economically practicable, and that the method used to manage the waste minimizes present and future threat to human health and the environment to the extent practicable. V -23- C. FALSE STATEMENTS The Permittee shall not knowingly make a false or misleading statement, representation, or certification in a record, report, plan, or other document required to be submitted to the agency or to the Director by this permit. The Permittee shall immediately upon discovery report to the Director an error or omission in these records, reports, plans, or other documents. D. DUTY TO PROVIDE INFORMATION The Permittee shall, when requested by the Director, submit within a reasonable time the information and reports that are relevant to the control of pollution regarding the construction, modification, or operation of the facility covered by this permit or regarding the conduct of the activity covered by this permit in accordance with Minn. Stat. § 115.04. E. FACILITY SHIPPING REQUIREMENTS When a shipment of hazardous waste is initiated from a facility, the owner or operator of that facility shall comply with the requirements of Minn. Rules Parts 7045.0205 to 7045.0304. F. INSPECTION AND ENTRY When authorized by Minnesota Statutes, sections 115.04; 1158.17, subdivision 4; or 116.091, and upon presentation of proper credentials, the MPCA, or an authorized employee or agent of the MPCA, shall be allowed by the Permittee to enter at reasonable times upon the property of the Permittee to examine and copy books, papers, records, or memoranda pertaining to the construction, modification, or operation of the facility covered by this permit or pertaining to the activity covered by this permit. G. DUTY TO MITIGATE If the Permittee discovers, through any means, including notification by the MPCA, that noncompliance with a condition of the permit has occurred, the Permittee shall take all reason- able steps to minimize the adverse impacts on human health, public drinking water supplies, or the environment resulting from the noncompliance. H. LIABILITY REQUIREMENTS The Permittee shall have and maintain liability coverage for sudden and accidental occurrences in the amount of at least One Million Dollars per occurrence with an annual aggregate of at least Two Million Dollars, exclusive of legal defense costs in accordance with the requirements of Minn. Rules Part 7045.0518. 0 -24- I. INCAPACITY OF OWNERS OR OPERATORS, GUARANTORS, OR FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS 1. Notification of bankruptcy. The Permittee shall notify the Director by certified mail o the commencement of a voluntary or involuntary proceeding under United States Code, Title 11, Bankruptcy, naming the Permittee as debtor, within ten days after commencement of the proceeding. A guarantor of a corporate guarantee as specified in Minn. Rules Parts 7045.0504, subp. 7; 7045.0508, subp. 7; and 7045.0514, subp. 7 shall make the notification if the Permittee is named as debtor, as required under the terms of the corporate guarantee. 2. Incapacity of financial institutions. The Permittee who fulfills the requirements o Minn. Rules Parts 7045.0504, 7045.0508, 7045.0514, or 7045.0518 by obtaining a trust fund, surety bond, letter of credit, or insurance policy will be deemed to be without the required financial assurance or liability coverage in the event of bankruptcy of the trustee or issuing institution, or a suspension or revocation of the authority of the trustee institution to act as trustee or of the institution issuing the surety bond, letter of credit, or insurance policy to issue these instruments. The Permittee shall establish other financial assurance or liability coverage within 60 days after such an event. J. MODIFICATION, REVOCATION AND REISSUANCE, AND REVOCATION This permit may be modified, revoked and reissued, or revoked without reissuance for cause as specified in Minn. Rules Parts 7001.0170 - 7001.0190 and Minn. Rules Part 7001.0730. The filing of a request for a permit modification, revocation and reissuance, or revocation without reissuance or the notification of planned changes or anticipated noncompliance on the part of the Permittee does not stay the applicability or enforceability of any permit condition. K. REISSUANCE OF PERMIT If the Permittee wishes to continue an activity allowed by this permit after the expiration date of this permit, the Permittee shall submit a complete application for reissuance of the permit at least 180 calendar days before this permit expires, unless written permission for a later date has been granted by the Director. If the Director determines that more than 180 days will be required to complete the review of an application for reissuance of a permit, the Director shall notify the Permittee of his determination at least 60 days prior to the date upon which the Director determines the complete application must be submitted. The Permittee shall submit the completed application for reissuance on the date established by the Director. -25- L. CONTINUATION OF EXPIRED PERMIT This permit will remain in effect beyond the permit's expira- tion date if the Permittee has submitted a timely and complete application for reissuance of the permit provided that the Director determines, based on available information, that both of the following are true: 1. The Permittee is in compliance with the terms and conditions of the expired permit; and 2. The MPCA, through no fault of the Permittee, has not taken final action on the application before the expiration date of this permit. M. TRANSFER OF PERMITS This permit is not transferable to any person without the express written approval of the MPCA after compliance with the requirements of Minn. Rules Part 7001.0190. A person to whom the permit has been transferred shall comply with the conditions of this permit. N. EMERGENCY PERMIT The Permittee need not comply permit to the extent and for the authorized in an emergency permit Part 7001.0690. with the conditions of this duration that noncompliance is in accordance with Minn. Rules 0. SEYERABILITY The provisions of this permit are severable, and if any pro- vision of this permit, or the application of any provision of this permit to any circumstance is held invalid, the application of such provision to other circumstances and the remainder of this permit shall not be affected thereby. 5 .0 PREPAREDNESS, PREVENTION AND CONTINGENCY (PPC) PLAN EAGAN MN SERVICE CENTER (5-103-02) 3227 Terminal Drive Safety-Kleen Corp. 5.1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF ACTIVITIES The business activities carried on from the Service Center relate to the leasing and servicing of Safety-Kleen Parts Cleaning Equipment, including a solvent leasing service for the customers. The clean solvents are distributed from and the used solvents are returned to the service center, where separate aboveground storage tanks are utilized for the storage of clean and used mineral spirits (solvent) and warehouse space is designated for the storage of drums of both clean and used immersion cleaner (chlorinated solvent). The mineral spirits are transported in covered, 16-gallon and 30-gallon drums between the Service Center and customers. Upon returning to the Service Center, the used mineral spirits are transferred from the drums into a wet dumpster (solvent return receptacle) in which coarse solids in the mineral spirits are retained. The used mineral spirits in the wet dumpster is pumped into a 12,000-gallon aboveground tank for storage. The used mineral spirits solvent is picked up periodically by a bulk tank truck from our Recycle Center in Elgin, Illinois, which also delivers a load of clean mineral spirits. The sludge in the wet dumpster is periodically cleaned out and drummed for shipment to the Recycle Center -5.1- for reclamation. The sludge accumulated at the bottom of the sludge tank is picked up by bulk tank truck approximately once per year and also shipped to the Recycle Center for reclamation. The immersion cleaner remains in 16-gallon, covered drums at all times during transportation and storage. The solvent is never transferred to another container while being used by the customers or in storage at the Service Center. The drums containing used immersion cleaner are picked up periodically for recycling at the Elgin, Illinois Recycle Center. Attached are two exhibits (Exhibits 5-1 and 5-2) showing the basic site and floor plans, particularly, the locations of waste management facilities and emergency equipment and facility storage. 5.2 ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE The organizational structure for implementation of the PPC Plan is shown in Exhibit 5-3. Duties and responsibilities of the Safety-Kleen staff identified in the organizational structure are described below. BRANCH MANAGER (As named in Exhibit 5-7) 1. Make sure facility is generally clean and orderly. 2. Carry out inspection schedule and any maintenance that is needed. 3. Should know what materials and wastes that are handled and identify potential spill sources. 4. Inform all of his employees to their environmental responsibilities. -5.2- 5. As Emergency Coordinator, notify proper authorities in case of major spill and know spill notification procedures, make sure that spill is cleaned up properly, and submit Pollution Incident Report to Regional Manager and Tech Services. 6. Keep Pollution Incident Reports on file at facility. REGIONAL MANAGER (Glenn Jones) 1. Know the duties of a branch manager and ensure that he receives instruction in performing these duties. 2. Review Pollution Incident Reports to make sure all information is included on report and put on file. 3. If need be, go out to the facility to see that cleanup is done properly. 4. Ensure that facilities are. properly maintained and managed. CORPORATE ENVIRONMENTAL DEPARTMENT (As named in Exhibit 6-1b) 1. Participate in .training programs for regional and branch managers. 2. After branch managers notify Environmental Department of spill, they should contact appropriate agencies and give suggestions to branch managers for containment of spills. 3. Give branch manager name of spill contractor to contact in case of major spill. 4. In case of major spill, help supervise cleanup. 5. Investigate site and make corrections so that it does not occur again. 5.3 MAXIMUM MATERIAL AND WASTE INVENTORY - See Exhibit 5-4., -5.3- 5.4 PLANT OPERATIONS - POTENTIAL SPILL SOURCES AND CONTROL PROCEDURES (As required by Minn. Rules pt,. 7001, 0570, Subp. C)' 5.4.1 Small Scale Potential Spill Source The following is a.list of activities that have the potential for a small scale (less than 30 gallons of solvent) pollution incident: a. Dumping of drums of spent solvent. As the small drums (16 and 30 gallons) are dumped into the dumping basin, solvent could splash out. Employee training will emphasize the importance of being careful in dumping the drums. The drum dumping area is underlain by a sloped concrete floor with a floor drain that drains into the aboveground storage tank. This design will contain this type of spill. b. Filling of drums with clean solvent. A low pressure hose with automatic shut-off valve, similar to those used at automotive service stations, is used to fill the drums with clean solvent. Leaking fittings, a damaged hose or carelessness could lead to the discharge of solvent. Employee training will emphasize the importance of inspection, maintenance and reporting of conditions with pollution incident potential. c. Moving of drums. Every time a drum is moved, a slight chance exists that it could possibly be tipped over or dropped. To minimize the possibility of spillage of solvent under those conditions, all drums must be maintained in an upright position and remain covered while being moved. d: Delivery truck drum transfers. (1) Individual delivery drums contain from 6 to 16 gallons of solvent, a quantity which can be contained by oil sorbent clay or pads, if accidentally spilled. -5.4- (2) Each vehicle is equipped with a hoist and hand cart for ease of moving clean solvent off the truck and into the customer's shop and returning the dirty solvent to the truck. (3) Clamp type lids are on drums during movement to prevent spills. (4) Each truck should contain a shovel and a quantity of sorbent material such as, but not limited to, 3M Type 151 to contain a minor spill. The presence of these supplies is monitored during the daily inspection process described in Section 5.6.11. (5) The cargo should be secured in the route vehicle before transit. 5 4 2 Major Potential Spill Source The following activities have the potential for a pollution incident; a. overfilling of storage tanks. Both clean and spent solvent tanks can be overfilled with a resulting discharge of solvent onto (into) the aboveground. A high level alarm and automatic shut off system will prevent this type of incident. . b. The aboveground storage tanks and pipelines present a potential for leaks and resultant pollution. Testing of all our underground systems will be conducted on an annual basis or on a less frequent basis as approved by the Department. Faulty tanks are replaced. 5 4 3 Emergency Response Procedures a. If a spill occurs: (1) Stop the flow of solvent, if possible. (2) Retain, contain or slow the flow of the solvent as much as possible. (3) If solvent escapes your containment efforts, immediately call the local Fire Department and report to the Emergency Coordinator. -5.5- (4) Immediately recover spilled solvent to reduce property and environmental damage. Start recovery operations immediately. (5) The Emergency Coordinator shall report any incident as soon as possible to Safety-Kleen's Corporate Environmental Department on the 24-hour telephone: (312) 888-4660.% If the Environmental Department does.not respond within thirty minutes. The Emergency Coordinator shall call an emergency cleanup response contractor, if it is deemed necessary, and report the incident to the National Response Center (telephone: :800-424-8802)) and Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (telephone: (612) 296-7373 =. 24 hour number). See Exhibit 5-5 for emergency notification information sheet. The Emergency Coordinator is authorized to tell the cleanup response contractor to begin work. (6) The person reporting a spill should be prepared to give his name, position, company name, address and telephone number. The person reporting should also give the nature of the material spilled (e.g. immersion cleaner) and, if possible, some estimate of the amount, and whether it is near a stream or could enter a stream by flowing through ditches or storm sewers. Spills within the drum storage and return/fill areas would flow into collection sumps. Spills at the aboveground tanks will be retained within the diked area. b, if assistance is needed, the emergency coordinator should describe the containment status and specify any additional equipment needed. When reporting a spill, record the data and time of the call and the name of the person answering the call at the above number. c. Spill prevention plans are reviewed with facility personnel every year and records of the training are kept at the facility. -5.6- d. Every spill must be recorded on the attached form (Exhibit 5-6) with the revision of.the contingency plan to prevent similar spills in the future. A copy of this report is sent to the Corporate Environmental Department so they can respond at any hearings that may result from. the incident. e. It will be the ultimate responsibility of Divisional Vice President to commit resources should remedial measures become necessary: f. Each employees function during an emergency is shown in Exhibit 5-7. 5.4.4 Spills Inside Buildings The indoor drum storage area has a concrete floor free of cracks or other gaps and is diked with concrete curbing. In the event of a spill indoors, the doors and windows should be opened to improve the ventila- tion in the confined area. Material stored in the indoor drum storage areas are not explosive. However, if solvent is spilled or is flowing, insure that all sources,to ignition: thermostats or light switches are left in the position (either on or off) at the time of the spill. Then following the instructions of the.Material Safety Data Sheet (Exhibits 5- 9 through 5-11), the storage worker would enter the area wearing rubber gloves, aprons, glasses or a face shield*, and mop up the liquid and return it to dirty storage. The cleanup is completed only when the workers have cleaned themselves and the emergency equipment with soap and water. * A respirator may also be required. -5.7- 5.4.5 overfilling of Tank In the case of the overfilling of a tank (underground or aboveground), the filling of the tank should cease immediately, the flow from the truck should be contained and cleaned up as quick as possible through the use of pumps, sorbent material, and other safety equipment stored on site for such incidents., If necessary, an emergency clean up contractor may be called. Tank spillage that contaminates the soil will be shoveled into 16 gallon empty mineral spirit drums and treated as dumpster mud. These 1/2 full drums will be sent to the Recycle Center. 5.4.6 Spills on Concrete Pads Under most spill conditions, product can be totally contained on the concrete surface. Upon containment, arrangements must be immediately undertaken to recover the material. Any soil that may be involved must be removed and treated as a hazardous waste. 5.4.7 Leaking Underground Tank- i If the aboveground dirty solvent tank is suspected of leaks or ruptures, transfer remaining tank contents into a tanker or portable tank and consult with Tank Evaluation and Repair (TER) Plan (Section 5.7), including the removal of contaminated soil. If aboveground clean solvent tank is suspected of leaks or ruptures transfer remaining tank contents auto a tanker, a portable tank or the dirty solvent tank and consult with Tank Evaluation and Repair (TER) Plan (Section5.7), including the removal of contaminated soil. -5.8- 5.4.8 Fire Control Procedures a. Call the Fire Department. (1) Immersion Cleaner (which is a mixture of chlorinated solvents and water) is initially not flammable, but produces toxic gases and hydrochloric acid at elevated temperatures (about 12000F). Specific action for potential toxic gases is presented in Section 5.12.10. (2) Vapors of Mineral Spirits exposed to a spark or open flame can ` flash at temperatures over 105°F. A Mineral Spirits fire can beat be extinguished with foam. If foam is not available, prior to the arrival of fire fighting assistance, sweeping the fire with water fog can cool it, directing the water spray to push the flames into a confined area, if possible. The flame should not be extinguished until the flow of the solvent has been stopped. Then attention should be directed immediately to extinguishing the flame. b. Center aisles are available in drum storage areas to permit firemen to pass with firefighting equipment. c. Act quickly with the fire extinguisher to put out the fire before it spreads. 5.5 MATERIAL COMPATIBILITY The mineral spirits and immersion cleaner wastes are not incompatible materials insofar as reactivity is concerned. However, they are the primary source of feed stock for regenerating the clean solvents, separation of these types of materials is a standard practice at the Service Center. -5.9- The used mineral spirits are transferred into specially designated aboveground tanks immediately upon return from the customer. The 1 immersion cleaner and dry cleaning wastes are never transferred from the original container at the Service Center. The drums containing the clean and used immersion cleaner materials and dry cleaning wastes are stored separately in the drum storage area until the drums are picked up for shipment to the Recycle Center or to the customer. Drums containing the dumpster mud are stored in the drum storage area separated from the immersion cleaner and dry cleaning drums. The tank bottom sludge generated from the used mineral spirits are loaded and shipped separately for recycling. All material at the Service Centers is managed in accordance with local fire protection codes and fire department recommendations. 5.6 INSPECTION AND MONITORING PROGRAM 1. The purpose of the inspection plan is to establish a procedure and schedule for the systematic monitoring and inspection of hazardous waste management facilities to insure proper operation and maintain compliance. 2. The Branch Manager or his designate is responsible for,carrying out ,the inspections,of all hazardous waste management facilities in accordance with the following procedure and schedule., 3. The Branch Manager inspects the facility daily for security.(gates, doors, locks) and any evidence of sticking, corrosion, or uncommon activity. -5.10- 4. Daily inspections for containers consist of the following: a. Physically examine the container (drum) storage area to verify that there have been no leaks which have occurred since the last inspection. b. Verify that there are no badly damaged and/or rusted drums. c. Replace or adjust damaged, missing or loose fasteners. d. Examine and verify that all container identification, loading data, hazardous waste labels are attached and current. 5. Weekly inspections for containers consist of the following: a. Containment areas to detect signs of deterioration and failure of the containment system such as cracks, breakage, settlement, spillage. b. Container placement and stacking such as aisle space, height and stability of stacks. 6. Daily inspections for aboveground tanks consists of the following: a. Check automatic high level alarm by measuring depth of used solvent in the tanks in inches for double checking the proper functioning of the automatic alarm system and for determining unexpected levels in tank volume or sudden drop in liquid level, which may indicate possibility of leakage. b. Inspect solvent dispensing hose, connections and valve for any leaks or damage or wear that could cause a leak-to develop. c. Nose and unload pipe should be drained so that all of the solvent is caught and returned to storage. 7. Weekly inspections for aboveground tanks consists of the following: -5.11- a. Valves should be inspected for proper.seat. Stem leaks from worn glands and warped valve bodies should be repaired. If the valve cannot be repaired, replace the unit. b. Pumps should be inspected for packing leaks and cool, quiet operation. , 8. Tanks will be physically inspected and tested within a year following the submittal of this application. This initial inspection and testing will involve withdrawal of contents, a squeegie cleaning, visual inspection, and perform Kent-Moore or other tests. Frequency of method of future inspection and testing will be determined after this initial evaluation. See Section 5.7 for Tank Evaluation and Repair (TER) Plan. 9. Weekly inspection for dumpsters consists of the following: a. Wet Dumpster - Inspect for leaks and excess dumpster mud build- up. b. Dry Dumpater - Inspect to insure that no liquids are being placed in the unit. 10. Inspection of Emergency and Spill Control Equipment a. The purpose of the inspection plan is to establish a procedure and schedule for the systematic monitoring and inspection of emergency and spill control equipment to insure proper operation and maintain compliance. b. The Branch Manager or his designate is responsible for the carrying out of the inspection in accordance with the following procedure and schedule. c. Weekly inspection for fire extinguishers must be performed to -5.12- insure that the tag date has not expired and the units are properly charged and accessible. The unit must be inspected by a fire service supplier on a yearly basis. d. Weekly inspection for eye wash at and must be performed to assure accessibility; check for proper operation of this equipment on a monthly basis. Inventory of first aid kit must be checked on a weekly basis. e. Weekly check for the supply of spill control equipment (absorbent material) must be performed. f. Weekly check of the conditions and inventory of other emergency equipment. 11. Inspection for Transportation Equipment a. The purpose of this inspection plan is to establish a procedure and schedule for the systematic monitoring and inspection of the route trucks which travel between the customers and the Service Center to insure proper operation and safety of the equipment. -b. The Branch Manager or his designate is responsible to inspect daily each route vehicle to insure the proper operation of brakes, lights, turn signals, emergency flashers and wipers. Trucks dispatched from Recycle Center should also be noted for its operation. c. Daily inspection for safety equipment such as sorbent, eyewash, fire extinguisher, first aid kit, and reflector kits on the route vehicles must be performed. d. An individual vehicle inspection record must be maintained for each route vehicle. -5.13- e. Any equipment that is inoperative or unavailable shall be immediately repaired or replaced. 12. Verification of the Inspection Plan The inspection plan described here in sections of this chapter are summarized in Exhibit 5-8. This chart also provides a log of the inspection performed. These records verify that the site security and inspection plans.are properly carried out and corrective actions, when necessary, are taken. These inspection records will be maintained with the facility as part of the operating records until closure of the facility. 5.7 PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE 1. Materials Handling a. All containers of clean and used immersion cleaner solvent and sometimes dumpster mud are stored in the container (drum) storage area. The area is totally contained by curbs, concrete floor and a spill containment trench. b. Drum filling for mineral spirits at this facility is done by using automatic filling equipment in the solvent return and fill area. Every time a drum is moved, a slight chance exists that it could possibly be tipped over, dropped or punctured. To minimize the possibility of the spillage of solvent under those conditions, the drums are maintained in an upright position and tightly covered. Small transfer pumps are available to quickly empty any leaking containers into another safe drum. -5.14- a 2. If spent solvent tanks are over 85% full, a pickup should be scheduled. a. Spent Solvent Stordge The level of spent storage tank should be checked daily. b. Clean Solvent Storage The level in the clean solvent storage tank should be checked before and after delivery of clean solvent. This is to insure that the tank can accept, he quantity of solvent to be delivered. The delivery drivers are also instructed to measure the contents of the tank to be certain the fresh load will fit in the tank. 3. Any fault found during container inspection should be repaired as soon as possible. Upon inspection (as described in Section 5.6), if a container is not in good condition, or if it begins to leak, the contents in the defective container is immediately transferred to a container that is in good condition via a hand held pump (COMS pump). The leaked waste is recovered, placed in a good container, and together with the defective drum, shipped to the recycle center for reclamation/ disposal. Any area or equipment that has come in contact with the leaked waste is decontaminated according to the procedures described in the closure plan. 4. Replacement Parts There are no critical spare parts required for the Service Center. The following sources can be contacted for replacement parts: a. Hose and Fittings - Look for a supplier in the yellow pages under- "Service Station Equipment". -5.15- b. Pumps, dispensing nozzles or other special equipment - Safety- Kleen Corp., E1gin.Office -:Mr. Ray Karass, Technical Services, (312) 697-8460. c. Emergency spill equipment and protective clothing are always available at the service center. 5. Trucks should be grounded before they are loaded or unloaded. 6. Prevention of Fire . a. All wastes and products are kept away from ignitable sources. When handling wastes, the operator confines smoking or open flame to designated safe areas (i.e., outside of drum storage areas, return/fill shelter, and tank farm area). The mineral spirits handling area will be isolated from the rest of the building area by walls and concrete curbing, and the underground tanks from storage of clean and used mineral spirits are also separated from the building area. b. Materials are handled so that they do not: Generate extreme heat or pressure, fire or explosion, or violent reaction. - Produce uncontrolled toxic mists, fumes, dusts or gasses in sufficient quantities to threaten human health. - Produce uncontrolled fires or gases in sufficient quantities to . pose a risk of fire or explosion. - Damage the structural integrity of the divide of the Safety- Kleen facility.. -5.16- c. Adequate aisle space is maintained to allow unobstructed movement of personnel, fire protection equipment, and decontamination equipment to any area of the facility operation in an emergency. d. "No Smoking" signs should be posted in non-smoking areas. e. Fire Extinguishers should be checked once per month and tested by fire extinguisher company once per year. 7. Tank Evaluation and Repair (TER) Plan Product stored in the tanks at this facility is mineral spirits (petroleum naphtha). The material is compatible with the mild steel tank structure; in fact, mineral spirits is often used as a light hydrocarbon coating to prevent rusting of metal parts. As with all petroleum storage vessels, water will accumulate over time due to condensation. The mineral spirits has a specific gravity less than water and the water will accumulate in the bottom of the tank. There is the potential for corrosion of the tank at the mineral spirits/water interface. Experience has shown that the corrosion potential at the interface is minimal when compared to the potential for corrosion from soil conditions occurring outside the tank. For tanks storing used mineral spirits, sludges, in addition to water, are also accumulated at the bottom of the tank over time. The sludges containing oily solids may in fact have a sealing effect for tanks of marginal conditions. Two options will be used to determine the integrity of the vessel. The first is a tank tightness test such as Petro-tite, Leak Lokator, Ezy-check, or J-tube. These tests require that the tank be either -5-17- full or two-thirds full of product. The.second option is ultra-sonic thickness testing. This option would require the-withdrawal of contents, cleaning (squeegie cleaning), and thus a visual inspection of the tank would also be conducted. Access to the vessel will be undertaken in accordance with the facility's Closure Plan. The Plan identifies the requirements and procedures for entering tanks to perform.necessary tasks (Section 7.3). The results of the tank testing program will dictate the frequency and method of future testing. For example, if a tank has been in place for five (5) years and there in no evidence of corrosion or shell thinning, a future test frequency of three (3) years may be used. If corrosion is noted, then a more frequent analysis is dictated. If corrosion is significant and localized, the tank will be immediately taken out of service and repaired, i.e. patch welded over corroded area. Should the corrosion of the vessel be extensive or if the tank is found to be leaking, the vessel will be immediately taken out of service and removed. In the case of the leaking tank, the facility's Contingency Plan will be initialized to insure the removal of any contaminated soil. 8. Employee Training Employee training emphasizes the importance of inspection, maintenance and reporting of conditions with pollution incident potential. -5-18- 5.8 HOUSEKEEPING PROGRAM In addition to the preventive maintenance measures addressed in Section 5.10, the branch manager should make-sure that the facility is generally clean and properly maintained. He should also see that all spills are cleaned up promptly and that all'refuse is placed in the refuse container. 5.9. SECURITY 1. Controlled Access a. Mineral Spirits return/fill area are secured with lockable steel roll up doors. b. Drum storage areas are located within the building. Entry to the drum storage area will be controlled through doors. All doors will be-locked at all times when facility is not in operation. c. The combination of doors and warning signs prevents the unknowing entry and minimizes the potential for unauthorized entry of people or livestock into the facility. 2. Warning Signs a. Signs are posted at the entrance of the facility and additional locations so that they are visible from any approach at twenty- five feet. Signed are marked "Danger - Unauthorized Personnel Keep Out." See Exhibit 5-2 for locations of the signs. b. "No Smoking" signs are posted in areas as shown in Exhibit 5-2. 5.10 EXTERNAL FACTORS The design of the installation is such that a harmful spill is highly unlikely to occur from most external factors. The storage tanks are -5.19-. aboveground and the pump switches are located inside. Also, the drum storage is inside. Vandalism - Casual vandalism would not result in a solvent spill. Strikes - A strike in itself would not result in a solvent spill. Power Failure - No effect. Flooding - The site elevation is generally above projected 100-year flood level. Therefore, a 100-year flood should not affect the facility. Snowstorms or Cold Weather - Solvent return/fill area is located within the building and the dumpster has a cover. No opportunity is forseen to overfill the dumpsters with storm water. 5.11 INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL COMMUNICATIONS OR ALARM SYSTEMS Because the facility is very small, internal communication within the building and the solvent return/fill area is accomplished by voice, which is capable of providing immediate instruction to facility personnel. Telephones are used in a case of a spill or fire emergency summoning emergency assistance from local and state emergency response agencies. Branch managers have emergency phone numbers of local and state emergency response teams posted by each phone located in the sales office. Included in these phone numbers also is the 24-hour Spill number which corresponds to Tech Services Environmental Department. 5.12 EMPLOYEE TRAINING PROGRAM It should be the Divisional Vice President's responsibility to inform the regional managers and the branch managers of their anti-pollution responsibilities. in addition to the training program as described in Section 6.0, the Branch Manager and/or the employees are trained. -5.20- 1. Carry out inspection schedule consisting of: a. Measuring volume of solvent in aboveground tanks daily to insure timely scheduling of tanker visits and as a check on the functioning of the high level alarms. Any unusual variations in solvent levels should be investigated immediately, b. Inspect solvent dispensing and collecting equipment for leaks, and damage or wear that could cause a leak to develop. 2. Maintenance a. If spent solvent tanks are near.full (857,), a pickup is to be immediately scheduled. b. Any fault observed during inspection is to be repaired as soon as possible. Order replacement parts as soon as detected. 3. Carry out the branch manager's responsibility for the notification procedure for a major spill. He will make sure that the spill is cleaned up properly. For assistance in spill cleanup a list of cleanup contractors is supplied by the State Agency. 4. The branch manager will also make sure that the facility is generally clean and well ordered; he will see that all spills are cleaned up I promptly and that all refuse is placed in the refuse container. 5. No open drums of solvent should ever be left unattended inside or outside. 6. The branch manager is to inform all of his employees of their anti- pollution responsibilities. These include: -5.21- In the event of a fire: 1. Keep unnecessary people away; isolate hazard area and deny entry. 2. Stay upwind; keep out of low areas. 3. Ventilate closed spaces before entering them. 4. Wear positive pressure breathing apparatus and full protective clothing. 5. Evacuate area endargered by gas. Current management procedures for the immersion cleaner is, therefore, considered adequate, and no special management procedures for phosogene and HCL gases are deemed necessary. 11. Employees' function during an emergency is shown in Exhibit 5-7. 5.13 LIST OF EMERGENCY COORDINATOR The Branch Manager or his designate is the emergency coordinator. Exhibit 5-5 includes the names, home addresses, and both office and home phones of the primary emergency coordinator and his alternates. At all times there is at least one employee either on the facility premises or on call with responsibility for coordinating all emergency response measures. This primary emergency coordinator is the Branch Manager and the alternate emergency coordinator is a senior sales representative or branch secretary. Both are trained and thoroughly familiar with all aspects of the facility's contingency plan, all operations and activities at the facility, the location and characteristics of materials handled, the location of all records within -5.23- the facility and the facility layout. In addition, these coordinators have the authority to commit the resources needed to carry out the contingency plan. This includes the ability to authorize emergency ,clean-up contractors to begin work, and to assist and coordinate activities with local authorities. 5.14 DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE EMERGENCY COORDINATOR 1. Whenever there is an imminent or actual emergency situation, the emergency coordinator (or his or her designee when the emergency coordinator is unavailable. due to sickness, vacation, etc.) must immediately: a. Activate internal facility alarms or communication systems, where applicable, to notify all facility personnel. The relatively small size of this service center makes direct verbal communi- cation the most expedient form of emergency notification; and b. Notify appropriate state or local agencies with designated response roles if their help is needed. (Exhibit 5-5) 2. Whenever there is a release, fire, or explosion, the emergency coordinator must immediately try to identify the character, exact source, amount, and area extent of any released materials. Because of the limited number of materials being handled at the facility, he or she may do this by observation or review of facility records or ;.',).-manifests , and, if necessary, by subcontracting outside laboratories for chemical analysis. 3. Assessment - The emergency coordinator will assess possible hazards as follows: -5.24- a. Is there a potential for escape of hazardous waste to the environment? b.,' Is there is'ih`eat'to huiniir healih`ihCsafety?h If either question can be answered in the affirmative, he will initiate plane in the following'control procedure.' 4. If the emergency coordinator determines that the facility has had a release'; fire,:1oi'explosi6n that-'could'threaten'huinan health, or the environment outside the facility, the coordinator must report those ' finding'a's foliowi: "a:" If the assessment indicates that evacuation'of'locai areas may be advisable, the coordinator must immediately notify appropriate, authorities.''The coordinator'musi be available to help ; appropriate officials decide whether local'areas should be evacuated. The names and phone numbers of'local authorities can be found in Exhibit 5-5; and b. The coordinator must immediately notify the Minnesota Pollution ` ?• Control Agency (MPCA) (612/296-7373) (Exhibit"5-6) •the' report must include: (1) Name and telephone number of notifier; (2) Name and address of'facility; (3) Time and type of incident (e.g., release;'fire); '(4) Name"wnd'quantity'of material(s) involved; to the'eiztent known; t r' ': (5)- The ?exfent of injuries;;"if' any;' and ; 'r:' '"I ? (6) The possible hazards•to fiuman'fiealth,:or the environment j j outside the facility. 5.25=. 5. ,,,During.an,emergency,,the emergency coordinator,muat.,take_all, reasonable measures necessary to ensure that fires,.explosions, and releases,do..not occur, recur,.,or,spread.to,other,hazardous waste at ,..the f acility.. ,These measures- must include, where applicable, stopping.processes and operations, collecting and containing released waste, and removing,orisolating containers., Specific procedures ;; have been presented in Section 5.4.3... 6. If the facility stops operations in response to a fire, explosion, or release, the emergency coordinator should request technical assistance from the Corporate Environmental Engineering Department to monitor,for,leaks,_pre?sure buildup,.gas generation, or ruptures in ,.valves, pipes,:or other equipment, wherever this is appropriate. 7.•,Immediately,after.an_emergency,, the emergency coordinator must provide for treating, storing, or disposing of recovered waste, contaminated soil or,surface?water, or.any other material that ••.„,,,results,from a,;release, fire,,or.explosion at the facility. The disposition of any such materials must first obtain the approval of the,Department.• ;, .. 8. The emergency coordinator must ensure that, in the affected area(s) of the facility: a. No waste is treated or stored until cleanup procedures are completed; and b. All emergency equipment.listed;in the contingency plan is cleaned and fit for-its intended use;beforeroperationsaare resumed., l -5.26- 9. The Branch Manager of his designee must notify the appropriate.state and local authorities'that the facility is in compliance with paragraph (8) of this section before operations are resumed in the affected area(s) of the facility. The names and phone numbers,of state and local authorities can be found in Exhibit 5-5. 10. The Branch Manager or his designee must note in the operating record the time, date, and details of any incident that requires implementing the contingency plan. Within 15 days after the incident, the operator must submit a written report on the incident to the MPCA. The report must include: a. Name, address, and telephone number of the owner or operator; b. Name, address, and telephone number of the facility; . c. Date, time, and type of incident (e.g., fire, explosion); d. Name and quantity of material(s) involved; e. The extent of injuries, if any; f. An assessment of actual or potential hazards to human health or the environment, where this is applicable; and g. Estimated quantity and disposition of recovered material that resulted from the incident. 5.15 CHAIN OF COMMAND Based on the emergency response procedures described in previous Sections, the chain of command during an emergency can be generalized as follows: Person who discovers/causes the spill Emergency Coordinator i 1., i,3G J Corporate ;Environmental, Dept;.4D' Ei .1 F Divisional Vice President ,i 5:27- _ ? i I ??? 5.16 LIST OF AGENCIES TO BE NOTIFIED t ti' t;Lt,7R sr7s.l S ?a^ yf•^1, i1C'fl et j .? i See Exhibit 5-5' 5.17 EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT The following equipment will-belocated in the warehouse near the drum area. 41 1.. Gloves - The rubber or plastisol gloves sold by Safety-KSeen should be worn when•handling the solvents 2.. Safety Glasses or Face Mask - Whichever the worker prefers, should be worn when loading or unloading the solvent. 3. Plastic Aprons - Should be available for the situations where a major cleanup will be getting solvent on the worker's clothing. Decontamination of this equipment is done by washing with soap and water. 4.1' Eye Wash Stand The eye wash stand.is located near the entrance to the mineral spirits drum dumping area (Exhibit 5-2). The workers should try the stand and be familiar with its operation. The eye wash stand should be checked twice per month for operation. It should be inspected by an outside inspector and tagged yearly. 5. Ventilation,- The warehouse possesses adequate ventilation. In the, event of a'spillIdoors1and windows may be opened to provide additional ventilation. Safety-Kleen Corp. has recently engaged in industrial hygiene consultant through its insurance company and conducted an air quality -5_.28- test in the drum storage and mineral spirits return/fil'l,sheltisr,(" !t>et' ireas'at'the':LoskAngelesµfacility.;i Theyresults'of,this-test indicate, ? sthat air,concentration.levels of methylene•chlorides'-" Ordichlorob'enzerie,%mineral apirits`and`cresylic-acid were `=with Cal OSHA Permissible Exposure Limits (PEL) and American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists (ACGIH) Threshold Limit Value Also, the results of tests conducted while performing the return/fill operations; employee`exposure?to mineral 'spirits wae'found'to be within Cal OSHA PELs and ACGIH TLVs for an 8-hour Time Weighted ;i Average` (TWA) 'and also for A Shorty,Term;Exposur'e Liet: (STEIJ). 16.:<-Fire Extinguisher The Service. Center has two, 10=pound ABC"or NL all purpose fire extinguishers,,locaied'at strategic ?points'within'the '.facility.- The:.fire,,extinguisher is a.universal:system.used on paper, wood and electrical, as well as solvent. The extinguishers must be full and carry an inspection tag. The accepted extinguisher is ,i available as S-K-part no. 4009.: Extinguisher inspected yearly by ABC. i ( r l ( 7i,Water - Water'for.(fire protection purposes (is•"available`through'' the $..:,?„a 6 3 '?x L.?SY +f IS'` S ? . (r 1 L !C }. L. « 'ity of Eagan.= -.' tl: l p tt < ¢)) I ?{n{. imp."; o L.d.R}.{$I ?C h ' i.!}' i C 11L a?9k< I! ?A Y3,1: ?tk' ?'?+C aY ,i.Q 'V: 1 '.F ifi < .?a' • f tii: , l,"eorbe`nt matlerialu(3M Type 151 FOr?equal), inthe ;" p y;{'eli3v'e 9 ?1 : r (, : g ;Mo s 11 . !, designated; storage area shown in Exhibit 5-2,•and detergent ire also Service}Center. ?the . available at i -;5.'28a- 5.18 EVACUATION PLAN %1.,+, In, an:uncontrolledi.emergency, all; persona. are:,to be evacuated from the area and assemble.acrosa,Terminal Drive in order,to insure that ,:, all personnel; are,;accounted: for and., out. of the.,area.:,Ir!;.t.',--rr 2. _ The fire' department must;be;notified at the time ofievacuation either from a safe on-,site building or:neighboring facilities... 31. -Clearly marked,exits exist.in,warehouse and office area. Employees are trained to be aware of all potential escape routes. 5.19 ARRANGEMENT WITH EMERGENCY RESPONSE CONTRACTORS i , Potential primary and secondary emergency response contractors are identified in Exhibit 5-5. Contractual arrangements will be prepared with these contractors to provide emergency assistance. 5.20 ARRANGEMENTS WITH STATE AND LOCAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAMS AND HOSPITAL ' 1.; Arrangements have been made to familiarize the Police Department, Fire Department and local emergency response teams with the layout of the facility, properties of hazardous materials handled (Material Safety Data Sheets attached as Exhibits 5-9 through 5-11) at the facility and associated hazards, places where facility personnel would normally be working, entrances,.to„and roada.inside the facility, and possible evacuation routes. : P2.+ Agreements have been sought to give the Police Department and the Fire Department:<primary,emergancy=authority. 1 -5.29- 3. A.copy of 'this PPC Plan; is on file at the,Mlnnesota,Pollution,.Control?'„ , nk ,Y ,,. ,Agency.' 4. Arrangements have been made to familiarize local.hospital with the.; i properties of hazardous waste haridled.at•thb facility and the types- of injuries or illnesses which;would,result from fires, explosions, or releases at the facility. The following exhibits represent copies of letters which,are being transmitted to local authorities. for_emergency„reeponse,in., the. event of an incident where public health or environment is threatened. Exhibit 5-12 Letter to Local. Police Department Exhibit 5-13 Letter to Local Fire Department ., Exhibit 5-14 Letter to Local Hospital 5.21 POLLUTION INCIDENT HISTORY t There has been no known pollution incident at this facility. 5.22 IMPLEMENTATION SCHEDULE - v,, a ; , r .. ...... ... . :.:'. ;.'. Any discrepancies or deficienciesJound during the routine inspection must be corrected on a most.expedient.basis_to,insure that the problem f ,y i does',not,;lead,fto an?environmentalyrorAhuman health hazard ..,,,;Where a hazard is"imminent or an accident has already occurred, remedial,.action must be' 1 taken immediately`.;aYThe'Brancti Manager of„thetServiceCenter has the 1 overall responsibility forremedyingiany discrepanciesafound during the r :.; p ,and shall consult with, corporate environmentalrand " outine ins ection ' facility engineering staff"to design..an `implementation;schedule.for 'the.;. remedial action, -5.30- . iF " Y?` 9 n t1' 3" ^ 1. F Ti. !.>l.;3'4 v 1':.._ . i • ... - .Y' 5.23?AVAILABILITY AND REVISION OF"THE PPC PLAN 1. This plan"and!all''revisions°to'the'plan are kept At the facility and' ' regularly'updated:,throughout the operating life'of the facility. q2: "Copies oflEhisSdocumentcare"nprovided to'?local?fauthori[ies"and organizations listed under the'Preparedness and'Prevention Plan, which may be called upon to provide emergency services. I 3.' This plan and all revisions to the plan are made readily available to 'liemployees working at the facility.' ',. :•' j,:.. 9f7.?P4?Jk {.'f la 6. ii FS.7f^ {?tufq'a ;$t+,'ii,3 ,ff, y ?i '11??f,i9a .^Ri (,{ af..`. 2'i i.P IA.., .T'J ?f ?, 4. The plan is reviewed and updated, if necessary, whenever: a. The facility license'is modified to allow new process wastes to be stored'or treated, or applicable regulations are revised; b. The list or location of emergency equipment changes; c. The facility changes in its design, construction, operation maintenance, or other-circumstances in a way that (1) Materially increase the potential for fires, explosions, or releases of hazardous'waste or hazardous waste constituents,' "r(2) Changes'in'"response necessary in an emergency. d."''The names, addresses', or'phone numbers of emergency coordinators changes, e. The employee assigned to each emergency task changes, or f? The'planlfails when implemented in an emergency. 5.24,PROCEDURES FOR THE OPERATING RECORD Minn. Rules pt. 7045.0584, subp. 3 (Operating Record) requires nine'types -5.31- of records to be maintained at a facility. Safety-Kleen complies as follows: I Subp. 3. A., B., and C.,- Safety-Kleen maintains records of all customers i, and all services performed.' Sales receipts have been`modified to record " shipments of waste solvent for.each customer „the'customer''s EPA I.D. number and a DOT Description of each waste stream (see attached). These records are kept''on file at the facility. D. and E. - The Part B Permit Application 'contain's diagrams of storage locations in the service center and descriptions of the wastes in those locations. A Waste Analysis Plan and results of waste analyses are also contained in the Part B. F. and G. - All incidents requiring implementation of the Contingency Plan will be recorded and kept-on file at the branch (see attached Corporate Policy Statement 600-609). Records of inspection are also kept on file at the service center. I I I H. - This applies to,facilittes which treat or dispose of hazardous. wastes. Since the Eagan Service Center is a storage facility only, this rule does not affect its.operation. , B'EFGL t2151ciXT:0N bOTES ' 1. AIR General [ondlUPnf dot" 1976 .hall fora a Part PI this .Mt cL - 1. CPntractwu *halt CWe and pay 4y all A.r.tt•, tAmontl Ilcen•e•, .tc. r.latW to that, o0i - 3. Each P elmet, °n 11 bait to the Own I 3. 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C' ME 01AM 1)(144 3 LT==2 =.5A ;.5-.f O satetglHteea corQ .TRAFFIC FLOW K..N.Kaa.haoaagess.' ..P,in11N14'.. i SITE PLAN . _ _ I ....u eisc .. _ - • I ti cPI1 stP rQ e[or[A ¢A.ucw: .L r" 1 I 0 1 I _ cellu+.n nuw. -t_i va eea. awtraa _ ? ? .. _ LypNeG iT S-YJ I Q c -- • n..w Yaa• c... • `? ._ ?.:% Op NS OD NS ,?-Fi I (:a L'+ `. :?.sa {Ta•r •..r TJ MnwNrnd ( - 1 t FA _ ?= II J ,'169-3o`LgLLON DRUMS 4 o Ns ' Ls _1 e:o? CRY -CLEANING. WASTE -r L.6• +K^?? 3DUBLE?TACtG INC ,Y • - - _ :w as c.<. - a -5!400_ GACLOAIS FE c/SUn,.. --. _ y4}at::oYii dae}?'L _ W-Ni- so 1 { µNa ffcv.a .O 1 ' 32e -16 GAL oAl EMMERSIOU ` a? "L "'°tR'"`• CLEANER DRUMS, DOUEUc SSAttt (5 4"NT.) . GLJSw '- F-- ?' '?.a=. - • "' falss• 1929 CALLOUS FRESH { _z:mr/ ?1faco GALL NS USED. ' 4.rv,-. 1 R ST RACE AREA .r . v Y Y 256 - 16 CALL9N DRUMS. DRY ct"WNC WASTE DOUBLE STACKFUr. Pr FL. eu ?._ KOa ?w? __ LKi aA.YWJYL _ WW- 2O; d , el e . 1 Ylfl'- ..i w err t 4-39 CAL. OR UMS .'•..-•'°"•"°°' 1 : I O Ns DRY eLSANINO WAS .rq p1o:: I o:+? /rO? /SINGLE STALK ('y9 HT. COLLiCTION TRGNCH .. -?4 -411 CALLeNS Ib=(6 GAL."DRtvAs U MINERAL SPIRITS, _9UMP5TER MUD. . NS o SINL_LE STACK(ri'm 144 -GALLONS. - swf¢earoca'A ia'I -Ae DRUUMS. MS. _rL.ea nn...'-: s L EALI E T. Y'adaly+ STACK( «a Jwt _9-f'L { GA $ (O I CA I I 000. fYw aY K Wt - OVCTS t •j 1 s 35tOH a atw.w.t U6LE ,. enw.WaL.? IT.) oa,,jO,: Vii= EMEAGEN rn . iur oYr [al I!' -'ft,wu - .a'MLPfTE V . YaYwl. a 11 Txa. 1 smL GMT. M r l--Inn.lfl.•I aLwh •, LW IY WM1 Sot (100 -6A LWNS.-? ?.HX[ST. COLLECTION TfkV '. ITOPACE :CAP.. 4a GAL, AiAf WMN. I ?Vf.W Y4M -'4 Staya4rY uwra? aan - .. ? Y?Ia•-t G[f6WL O?ICG piwHL eswa__ l...cur ur. J.J'v. f H09 Ma a1TAnwa WALL. N.fGM TI w-•« tun. Exhibit 5-3 q " "ORGAUNli iTIOA'1L STtUCTGnE FOR' LAC ?``•j sEArrcFt =1ANacEtt :ZEGIONaL.:L?.NXGEt r E JUAL HOTIiICAIION STATE 1 CLFa1i1-UP 6 :LITIGATION Fr ION Aim ACIIOtt FUTU E t , •. ? ktrati t c T:.S ?, 7kY ? r'. !^ ..a w .:? ? '; 1 P?L S -3_ D MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET TATSRIAL AN? WASTE IKVENTORY AN Hazardous te ory C Made of Storage Handling Area Maximum Inventory ' Material/Waste g a 800 gal. 10 Ignitable Underground Tank lleDocketurn/ •_ , Fresh Mineral Spirits Fi Undergm and Tank eturn/` e 10,800 gal. Used Mineral Spirits Ignitable Dock Fill Solvent Return/.' 336 gal. in 2 Dumpsters Mineral Spirits Ignitable Wet Dumpsters and Drums Fill Dock and 18 drums or 144 gal. in drums Dumpster Mud EP Toxic Drum Storage Area Drums Storage Area Drum 482 drums* or , 892 al. g 2 Fresh Immersion Cleaner Toxic --- - AC Area and , - -- - Drums _ Drum Storage Area 482 drums* or 410 gal. 2 Immersion Cleaner Used Toxic and AC Area , . ` i Drums Area rage to Drum Storage ' 220 30-gallon or drums 641,600 gallons); o pry Cleaning Wastes c Tox 1 -= Area AC gallon drums (5,824 gallons) of er capacity is eit fresh If 8 482 drums drums of s of _ of both rtotal or t s 2 * Maximum Immersion Cleaner storage rea e a th n more no holds material; in most cases however, fresh and used immersion cleaner. _ I _a I r 1 i a C9547-RH2 EXHIBIT 5-5,,(2 Sheets) ' EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION Emergency Coordinators Primary: Michael Bovee „ Alternates: Diane Bovee Branch Manager Branch.Secretary,_ '.,1 5721.125 St. W. 5721 125 St. W, ' Apple Valley, MN 55124'' Apple Valley, MN 55124 Office: (612) 890-1022 Office: (612) 890-1022 Home: (612) 432-5865 Home: (612) 432-5865 Emergency Notification Phone Numbers (In the event of any spill incident) , Safety-Kleen Environmental Technical Service Telephone (312) 888-4660 (24-hour number) National Response Center Telephone (800) 424-8802 Division of Solid and Hazardous Waste Minnesota.Pollution Control Agency 1935 W. County Road B2 Roseville, MN 55113 i• i :! ' (612) 296-7373 (24-hour number). ' Emergency Team to be Notified Emergency Clean=up `Contractors "•?"? (In the event of any spill incident) _.. ,._ ••.:. Eagan Fire Department = Station 2 Bay West Environmental} Contractors 2940 Lone Oak Circle 517 S. 59th Avenue Eagan, MN 55121 Duluth, MN 55807 ' (612) 454-5438 (216) 628-1093 (Primary Clean-Up Contractor) Eagan Police Department •3800 Pilot Knob Road AMO Pollution Services, Inc. Eagan,.MN 55122 P.O. Box 311B (612) 454-3700 Canonsburg, PA 15317 (800) 325-1398_:-- Fairview Ridges Hospital.- (Secondary Clean-Up'`Contractor) 201 E. Nicollet Blvd. ""- Burnsville, MN 55337 , Ryckman's Emergency Action and, (612) 892-2000 Consulting Team P.O. Box 27310 St. Louis, MO 63141 . (800) 325-1398 (Secondary Clean-Up Contractor) EXHIBIT 5-5 Sheet 2 of 2 Environmental Contractor DULUTH: ST. PAUL: 24-HOUR SERVICE 517 South Nth Avenue West 600 North Grotto Street Duluth, Minnesota 55607 St. Paul, Minnesota 55104 2161628-1093 6121466-1006 December 9, 1985:. ... 9 X? e? U, I&Q ACIC?r FyF, YEA {13Y. ?'y'I?']+P 9'AX!dL' :?l}' tl `?JL:I G$y' ]?vr?%A N.; Ms Ellen J. Jurczak4P E r"46s?•- Fa s 3 Safety-Kleen Corporation 777 Big Timber Road Elgin,'IL 60120 Dear Ms. Jurczak: ` This letter will confirm our telephone conversation of December 6 in which Bay West, Inc. agreed to serve as Safety-Kleen's emergency response contractor., Both our Duluth and St. Paul office numbers are answered-24 hours, and we have trained personnel, equipment and materials in both locations. We appreciate this opportunity to be of additional service to Safety-Rleen. Sincerely, ?-? reed, G • ?!u.c?d1,? Rondi C. Erickson President RCE:cj t.Ml/R ucC ? i 1 05 Ervircmmentai Cap rtment SAFETY-KLEEN CORP, EXHIBIT 5-6 TELEPHONE NOTIFICATION LOG x ?'? Incident Information;,, Date: Time of Incident: Material Spilled: Location: (Highway No., M.P. etc.) . ;. Shipping'Name - Y.- r y fag z ntv.i rv Hazard ClaBS. M ?;i:?>1 33'+(?"!=l: U.N. Number Estimated Volume Spilled Type of Vehicle Weather Conditions: Temperature Wind Direction Rain or Snow Spilled Material: Contained Yes No (Circle One) Stream Nearby Yes No Storm Sewer Yes No IEmergency Personnel at Scene: Yes No " • ; n. . If yes, Departments represented Residential or Commercial Areas Nearby Yes No (Circle One) ------------- tj Telephone Contacts ? L , .t„pp .n National"Response:, Center 800-424-8 02y l. .? Time Notified: _ a, .. ,-'•. Person Receiving Report: Comments Received: Minnesota Pollution Control Agency Working Hours and 24 hour number 612-296-7373 all Time Notified: Person Receiving Report: Comments Received: ir 'p EXHIBIT 5-6 TELEPHONE IDENTIFICATION LOG (cont.) Police Department (612) 454-3700 Time Notified: Person Receiving Report: Comments Received: Fire Department (612) 454-5438 Time Notified: Person Receiving Report: Comments Received: Fairview''Ridges Hoa italn.„,.: ? (.612) 892-2000 Time Notified: Person Receiving Report: Comments Received: Corporate Environmental Department, Safety-Rleen (312) 888-4660 Time Notified: Person Receiving Report: Comments Received:' EXHIBIT 5-7 EMPLOYEES' FUNCTIONS DURING AN EMERGENCY Employee's Name Michael Bovee Diane Bovee Thomas Rowen i Allen Dahlstrom Dean Rauen . Garth Peel Steve Baker? Jim Pinter Normal Title Emergency Function Branch Manager Emergency Coordinator Notify Emergency Agencies Aid Branch Secretary Sales Representative Sales Representative Sales Representative Sales Representative Sales Representative Warehouseman Apply First Alternate Emergency Coordinator Supervise Evacuation Retain, contain or slow the flow of solvent Shut off electricity Extinguish Fire Extinguish Fire Notify Emergency Agencies Retain, contain, or slow the,flow of solvent Extinguish Fire Extinguish Fire. r tF PERIOD NAME OF INSPECTOR: ,w TIME: Item* = Revision - February 28 19uj EX11iBIT 5-8 _ FACILITY INSPECTION RECORD AND PROCEDURE WEEK` WEEK BEGINNING DATE q Remarks/Corrective Action at<<'` (Include Date of Repair or Remedial Action, Attach on 3 Tue Wed Thu Fri- -Additional Sheet if Necessary) t .•.. Solvent Tank Reading z^ #1 (inches)-., Clean . #2 k f. Clean _Ygallons)i;,;. - #1 Used (inches) - °' #2 Used (gallons)' ,•,., =" „• #3 Sludge (inches) Used' -Z- , #4 p Used `- Water (inches) =i 3 #5 Solvent Dispensing Rose #6 Pump Valves and Pipe Fittings n°. #7 Tank Inspection " 4A 3 #8 Storage Areas All Drusia ?1, l #9 r I.C. Clean/Used,';:. #9 M.S. Dumpster Mud..:-. mx $L'' #9 Dry Cleaning 16a/30s/15e r..r s #10 Containment Systems #11 Used NlLabelling fi Damages )q #12 Route Vehicle Check r *' #13 Safety, Equipment, - - #14 Wet Dumpster #15 Dry Dumpster''.r ' #16 Fire Extinguishersi._ - #17 Eye Wash•S First Aid Kit #18 Absorbent' #19 Other Emergency Equipment 020 Security,.Catea ar:i. Locks #21 Security,Fence. :;b•: £° "? #22 Loading/6nloadingAreae +> ? • -- * See Instructions on ,Reverse .Side of Form - 9. k Sw?' ft 7f -, k ± LY,. Er;? m 2/28/85 { Revision = February 28, 19tl5 Item #1 - Watch for high level alarm, if available. -Read level gagee'or measure depth of solvent in inches. Record reading in inches. Contents not to exceed 95% of tank capacity, Item #2 - Convert tank readings from inches to gallons using outage table.-- Item #3 - Measure-sludge depth and record reading in inches, for underground tank only. Item #4 - Measure depth of water and record reading in inches, for underground tank only. Use water finding paste available Part. No. 3339 New Berlin. Item #5 - Inspect solvent dispensing hose, connections and valve for any leaks or damage that could cause a leak to develop, ,All hose should be drained and its contents discharged into the storage tank.. Item 06 - Check pump, pipe and fittings'-for leakage, Item #7 - Underground, tanks should be noted to prevent overflow and for evidence of leaks such•as unexpected deviation in tank measuring data or sudden drop in liquid level and unloading data and sudden drop of liquid level; excess wale: in the clean solvent tank should be transferred to the used solvent tank. Aboveground tanks should be noted for corrosion or leaking at-joints, seams, and other corrections; examine dike and sump areas to detect erosion or -obvious signs of-leakage, Item 08 - Inspect the drum storage areas for leaks.` Item #9 - Record the number of drums on-hand, Item 010 - Inspect to detect deterioration and failure of the containment system and container placement and atackin - Item #11 - Check to make sure all drums containing wastes are properly.-.labelled as required regarding identification, date, loading data and hazardous waste label. -Drums shall be inspected for damages or rust tolt., he' point of near leakage. Damaged, missing, or looae-_fasteners shall be replaced or adjusted, Item #12 - Each route vehicle at the facility must beinspected daily to insure the proper operation of brakes, lights, turn signals, emergency flashers, and wipers. Trucks dispatched from Recycle Center should be noted for its operations. Item 113 - Route vehicle safety equipment' check, including sorbent, eyewash, fire extinguisher, first aid kit and reflector kits. Any equipment that is inoperative or unavailable shall be immediately replaced or repaired. Item #14 - Inspect wet dumpster for leaks and excess dumpater mud built up. Item #15 - Inspect dry'dumpster to insure that no liquids are being placed _in the unit. Item #16 - Fire extinguishers must be checked to insure that the tag date has not expired and that the units are properly charged and accessible. Must be inspected by a fire service supplier on a yearly basis. Item 017 - Eye wash stand inspected for accessibility weekly. Once per month check operation. Check inventory of first aid kit. Item #I8 - Check supply in Service Center. Item 119 - Inspection for existence, conditions and/or adequate supply of _emergency equipment such as safety glasses, rubber gloves, and boots, shovels, pumps/wet-dry vacuum'and mops; and respirator, protective clothing, face-shield and inter-com, if available. Item #20 - Security gates and locks must be checked for sticking, corrosion, or other uncommon activities. Item #21 - Security fence must be checked for deterioration, gape under fence, and broken wire ties. Item #22 - Look for stain or liquid in and around all loading/unloading areas. 'r EXHIBIT 5-9 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET SAFETY-KLEEN CORP. 777 Big,Timber Rd..... Elgin, IL 60120. safeiq?Nleencnr?, AS4- =Hr" (N Use an U" oee lM I Mays Barr X r We IW uinrwsa[ I ury 0" a W 4oW..?or, a no Safety-Kleen 140 Solvent 85"M mm a ava'am e" won MAN of A%&*" M 0=" ow section I Part 06616 µwW=AW's N& Hew¢my Tom"" Nu ow Safety-Kleen Corp. 312/697-8460 AGMIS (NUnar. SrNK QY Sons ene I/P coati TOWWWO Nun0w ar unom+mn 777 Big Timber Road 312/697-8460 o?. vow Elgin, Illinois 60120 11/6/85 Sgeor? a anwrx (?7 It - , q - Haaudous Ingredhrttw1dentIty Infomestloo wsmr Camm=s (SomAe a wi tlwsy C&rwm NYer(m ' CSlM Pt3. ACW4 TLV Oar loes Rs=neroee M (eoms.rl Mineral Spirits 500 ppm 100 ppm - 99.9+. Dve Unk. Unk. - 0.003. Anti-Static Aeent Unk. Unk. 100 est. 1 pom Section III - PhvtkaUChemleal Ctursetertadca Borg Pane 360- SpUooe: GMAY(M70 . 1 7- 400°F 0.811 VzW Fli (mm M94 me" Pont . m 68° 0.5 N/A vaow oust WR . 1) Er?me PAN 5.48 (Toluene 0.02 SAO" a ws Negligible .. `" Apprero W Oeor ., Clear green liquid with characteristic hydrocarbon odor. SeeJan N - Fn and Eglosion Hamud Deft 7.0 CO.,, foam, drv chemical, water (mist only) 40; 4 FW" pmena w None. UmARre FA am E?rsat+ Monet None. Part #6616 r Saetlota V - Reactivity Oats i yti,p+ny Unaedr Canomm to awo Stew i,_• K Heat' sparks flame and fire.'"' " agents. rru ?xia.Gti. C„Jrb.'ti:.r.:s c..<. s1 . n'ai k -.ta' xn.. VC'ti ?.,.,`? f•': ^?'?1 VJf, °°nPa 7, a `s Strong "'oxidizis ` g .:._.._.. .. ,..._? ,., Mazaams O?InpO? ? RVIX021= - 4. L - N no however, incomplete'burnin may yield carbon monoxide. warm. teq omr Caemir a awn . vN No Odor % seetlon VI - Holm Kaard Oats RaMY a Ervy imerorart SioM 7 yes no es 5M kin-Can cau e?na of skin. Eves - Severe irritant. Inhalation - Excessive inhalation causes headache, dizziness and nausea. Ingestion - Harmful or fatal if swallowed. GrvagH cx r, rim WC MaeQep W OSHA PapANWfl Not a known or potential carcinogen. Sqw Drvin of skd Ea>saue R o skin, eve irritation, headache,•dizziaess nausea. VWWVf at>WWAMd by Eagan Unknown. &nwpsrw y V ash Aid PMONUM Skin Wash with soap and water. Eves - Irrigate with water. Inhalation - Remove to fresh air source and call a physician. Ingestion - DO NOT INDUCE VOMITING. Call a physician. S+c•'lan VII - Promdom for Sate Flandllnq and Use Slew w Do Tamn a Gage mean Y Fneawd or spwd Catch and collect for recoverv as soon as possible. Avoid exposure to sparks fire flame, hot surfaces. W. * ot+oaon Aaed?ad Dispose of in accordance with companv, local, state and federal regulations. PM=UM u m So Teen n wnaYq Oro Combustible. Keep away from eat,'sparks,`flame. Use with adequate ventilation. Avoid long and repeated contact with skin. If clothes are inadvertently saturated with solvent - DO NOT SMOKE - Keep away from ignition sources. Keep out of reach of children. sectim via - Control Momma tus for concentrations above TLV limits., ventilation. I ' None. tvone. - None. Phm=,* a t n case o pro onge use, Eve Pivuo m wear rubber gloves. Yes - eveglasses, safety Rlasses. or EXHIBIT 5-10 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET SAFETY-KLEEN CORP. 777 Big Timber Rd. Elgin, IL 60120 . NTiiy!Aa Waa C" LWN wro roE and Carburetor and Ci seadoh I Safety-K1een Corp. ' Aoxm 1NWrw Sae 777 Big Timber Illinois s.edd+ 0 -- wxudow er I NOT Bww a?aors we nor vwr* a a if a ry wm s nor ?reaor, ar no 609 a...MM e o ar"Wft VW etas 0TVAr Of 1w w to rgean a,.r. Part 66631 . Ear nP caw) I Tar en4s/ldandly In}ortnadat .. Twaprorw Nur aiw /697-8460 Nuroar or ,nCnamf!1 1G ai.an ... .. .? Naaraara Camcn.ws ft, . dft chwncd k wav. Cam NwrwlaB OSHA P9. ACON TLV A =nwnww ad N (=dw 0 Cresylic Acids 5 oom 5 opm (skin) 11.9 Petroleum Sulfonate Unk. Unk. 7.4 Methylene Chloride 500oom 100 oom - 31.7 Ortho-di-chlorobenzene 50 oom 50 nom - 31.3 Complex Amines Unk. [Ink. - 0.4 Triethanolamine - - 0.+ Water - 16.8 Vampm -) (mmHg.) rv water I usarg Pars ................ - % I ...N/A' Va= Owran WA - 1) Eaoo<? Aj= . . "water I ( water 1) - .+ water souoday n wcr Completely miscible in all proportions. AppaarwC* ana O*W Clear, dark amber: liquid-aromatic odor. Two distinct layers comprise the product saedon N - Fire and Esploslon Hazard Qata _ F" Psw Naana uwsi) L EL I uEL - Non flammable' VA ... .. Sour Fin Fgrmrg 7070r+aa ' Although product is non-flammable, flames, welding arcs or other high temperature -sources can cause decomposition. This decomposition can yield corrosive and toxic fumes. UMN,r Fn ana Expoom hm1m ..u 'P uY... ?w.!''?.:..r ? . .. ...__ ..- .? 1 a huwaa =A . ' 11 Strong oxidizing a¢ents. :r• `i Naaroaa Normall none; how f We Na Coy y pcro? S*c*M VI . X F--- Maz-b Oats . Aaaelal a Envy; - w+.®mt h.rm MS ?0 (Agae-,yG" yes This material isco;rrosiv, .. dizzine?e __? Part 86631 ¦ headacho ?? NTi?? no uwC no R+?vrt Methylene chloride has been found to no4?l cause tumors in laboratory test animals. gum of eyes ¢aad skin, headache, nausea. Manor s AOma"m° a Emeaas Unknown. b amRrXwateryes Inhalation llrigate with water. Kin - wasn wltn soars 8no Wflt 2, plain water. - Remove to fresh air source. If ingested, administer DO NOT anoior INDUCE VOMITING, SacJon VII Prsea Call a physician. .. . Staoa m 8a rmn n c fo? Serfs .... Handling +?+d Use Absorb spill with sawduItZ oial1dabsorbent or soda ash. Catch and collect for recovery as soon as Possible. F urther flushing and cleaning with a weak alkaline solution ash, baking soda, caustic soda) will (soda °?+omr wean aid in neutralizing cresvlic acid from the spill. Dispose of in accordance with company, local, state and federal regulations. K a8e Terrors in Manvp„ q ary Stxvy y from heat, sparks and ope?fj Use adequate ventilation. Avoid contact with skin and eves. ean ois iblecsk ineirritation.cAlthou g change csotnes or wash otx excess lmmeal arcs or other nlgn tem gc Produ ct is non-Elammable,'open flames, welding can yield corrosive p?eracure sources can ca s ° ?- an' toxic fumes. P Section VIII . C?t7D( Idsasur" L • a ue ,.? on y1pliq S ontaine e Varm?? Gca Evr? king apparatus for concentrations above TLV limits. Yes w°""'cr ic..r1 Saco .Tone. Ovr Rubber loves. N°ne. ?Rubber? Dr t'o protect skin and clothing. lNem?cal face shield-, gaggles. not w smoke around this Droduct. i - EXHIBIT 5-11 r MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET SAFETY-KLEEN CORP. SRnc1111l$IPu?L,CoI'u, 1 = 777 Big Timber Rd. i Elgin, IL 60120 IDENTrTY (AS Used on LEON and rar) 1 Mom: Beane rums am nor conned. d wy nem a na srorpore. Cr na . Safetv-Kleen Perchloroethvlene em"namn a er.wo.. rw 9.w arcs u mvaed m rrscam met seclonI Dry Cleaning Grade Part #778 Manwaaww's Nvrw cm porwy Tercnaw Nurtw _ Safetv-Kleen Corn. 1+312/697-8460 Aoorms (Hanna, Snit Cry. Sue, and Z1P coos( Te-epnone Nunmv w umamaon 777 Big Timber Road 1312/697-8460 0as Proved Elgin, Illinois 60120 I 11/25/85 Sar= fon II - Hasarslous Ingrodlsrm/idenrlty Informatlon. ,, ; 5^; r: ?;r?:I '.?.CE: _: Cdr lino Ha=nlaa Cvnao wra (Scw=1c CNvr.ed bvely Corrrnar, Norwell OSHA P= AC GN TLy Remrernveed % (Como) Perchloroethvlene 100 Pam 50 ppm Secdon tit - Phyzi=11 *mld C:arae'e6id s min( Part Spee6e Gmvq 02 ' 1) 1 250°F. 1 1 - 1.6 va= Pr®un. (mm HIy) B 20°C. I 13 1 mean Pant 1 N/A vaga GartinY' WA 11 cvamraoon FWs _ 1 5.8 I (toluene - 11 1 0.09 5oruora,ry n wars - Ne eligible APPewan a and OdW . Colorless, clear liquid, mildly sweet. Section N - Fire and EzpkWon Hazard Data F=w Pore (Mecca uad - 1 Fvrrrrae Lima 1 i I UEL ; -None (tag closed cup) N/A N/A N/A Sow=w, Fire Fpmnp Pfm,auns ,• - Self-contained breathing equipment should be used by firemen rin::building,where r., u?ll perchloroethylene is stored. Keep container cool. ummmd Fee vc Fxy? Haas Vapors can be ignited by high energy ignition source. Decomposes with fire or hot surfaces to acidic gases and other highly to-ic substance. Part #778 Sec-on V - Reactivity Data i ;r> StaD,pry : "Yy., Unsapq ,-:. . C.OrWngM14 to AWO - Contact with open flame. hot surfaces or emissions from S+aor F X I welding arc. ;rs lncaaaaolowry (A/MSws S7 Aqd) - , °••..:-, a % ? _ • Na7too,st C,somooomn er avars,c . ••.•••••••- OCZ I I Corcroors b Ayod Pary."111=00n MY?II Nat Oar v toxic Auhstanro_ IX See'`..an VI - HeatM Hazard Data PC Ault CC Z'Ar tnnsoon? Sun? ves ves fie? vex NaertD Ntaie7 (ACM OW G7e+ef .. Overexposure can cause vomiting, nausea, drowsiness unconsciousness and even death in extreme cases. .y..? no W-T. Mortow Orot OSHA FwgAaW? no no a Unknown. -= CC; lEesn ?sto?n ?t ed ac AaiserKartlificial resnirationKeeo warmaandaouiet. lga Dhvbreathing has- . Eve contact - Wash with copious amounts of water. Never administer adrenaline. Sec'Jon VU - P e=udOM for Safe Handling and Usa, 9Tm to Be Ta in Cam Almon ts n.. a+ o or Soatl Evacuate the area, ventilate, avoid breathing vapor or coming in contact with liquid. Clean up area (wear protective clothing), contain spill, transfer by mopping or with 'absorbent material to storage container. Ness C??Oe+e1 A{eeryt Dispose of in accordance with company, local, state and federal regulations. ;- keeatmory to so Taxon in Nvitll4q tum S47nno e Store in cool ventilated area. •' -- - • -' - - _' - lmer .- Prevent moist air from entering storaga No smoking in presence of vapors. 4c'Jcn VIU - Canetvf Measures Noonee Nyre uired Mmcry wwhha, used with adequate ventilation. srmisoon loo .a+eurt ISufficient to maintain below TLV I sA Marn.nol R...a.en Neoprene, viton, PVC coated. P}OfOl emical safety goggles. Protective EXHIBIT 5-12 December 31, 1985 Certified Mail-Return Receipt Requested Eagan Police Department 3800 Pilot Knob Road Eagan, MN 55122 RE: Safety-Kleen Corp. 3227 Terminal Drive Eagan, MN 55121 Dear Sir: Under terms of U.S. EPA Regulations 40 CFR 265, Safety-K1een Corp. must make arrangements to familiarize police and fire departments with the layout of the facility, places where facility personnel would be working, entrances to roads in side the facility, and possible evacuation routes.- Material Safety Data Sheets'and Specification Sheets are encldsed for Mineral i Spirits, Immersion Cleaner (chlorinated solvents), and Perchloroethylene (dry:, cleaning solvent). These documents describe the properties and associated hazardous of the materials at the facility. A facility layout plan is attached to show where facility personnel would normally be working, entrances to roads inside facilities, and possible evacuation routes. Copies of the Contingency Plan and Emergency Procedures are also attached for your file. As required by law, we will need your acknowledgment of 'receipt of this. letter, and indications that you have been-familiarized with the action necessary in the event of an emergency and that you are willing to provide assistance. If you have any questions or desire to visit our facility, please contact Mr. Michael Bovee at (612) 890-1022. Sincerely, Ellen J. Jurczak, P.E. Environmental Engineer EJJ/j1 Enclosures 777 BIG TIMBER ROAD ELGIN, ILLINOIS 60120 PHONE 3121697-8460 TELEX 910 251 4479 EXHIBIT 5-13 S sat thleen. December 31, 1985 Certified Mail-Return Receipt Reauested Eagan Fire Department 2940 Lone Oak Circle Eagan, MN 55121 RE: Safety-Kleen Corp. 3227 Terminal Drive Eagan, MN 55121 Dear Sir: Under terms of U.S. EPA Regulations 40 CFR 265, Safety-Kleen Corp, must make arrangements to familiarize police and fire departments with the layout of the facility, places where facility personnel would be working, entrances to roads in side the facility, and possible evacuation routes. Material Safety Data Sheets and Specification Sheets are enclosed for Mineral Spirits, Immersion Cleaner (chlorinated solvents), and Perchloroethylene (dry cleaning solvent). These documents describe the properties and associated hazardous of the materials at the facility. A facility layout plan is attached to show where facility personnel would normally be working, entrances to roads inside facilities, and possible evacuation routes. Copies of the Contingency Plan and Emergency Procedures are also attached for your file. As required by law, we will need your acknowledgment of receipt of this letter, and indications that you have been familiarized with the action necessary in the event of an emergency and that you are willing to provide assistance. If you have any questions or desire to visit our facility, please contact Mr. Michael Bovee at (612) 890-1022. Sincerely, Ellen J. Jurczak, P.E. Environmental Engineer EJJ/j 1 Enclosures 777 BIG TIMBER ROAD ELGIN, ILLINOIS 60120 PHONE 3121697-6460 TELEX 910 251 4479 . EXHIBIT 5-14 S s3"INleen. December 31, 1985 Certified Mail-Return Receipt Requested Fairview Ridges Hospital 201 E. Nicollet'Blvd. Burnsville, MN 55337 Attention: Hospital Administrator RE: Safety-Kleen Corp. 3227 Terminal Drive Eagan, MN 55121 Dear Sir: Under terms of U.S. EPA Regulations 40 CFR 265, Safety-Kleen Corp. is required to familiarize local hospitals with the properties of the materials handled at our facilities and the types of injuries or illnesses which could result from fires, explosions, or releases at this facility. Material Safety Data Sheets and Specification Sheets are enclosed for Mineral Spirits, Immersion Cleaner (chlorinated solvents), and Perchloroethylene (dry cleaning solvent). These documents describe the properties and associated hazardous of the materials at the facility. As required by law, we will need your acknowledgment of receipt of this letter, and indications that you have been familiarized with the action necessary in the event of an emergency and that you are willing to provide assistance. If you have any questions or desire to*visit our facility, please contact Mr. Michael Bovee at (612),890-1022. ._ f ...d 'i_ 4..:F9 •. 471 n/,TN, r iii?l.S i :N. .. •Ly ?'i 4.). A F. . - . Sincerely, Ellen J. Jurczak,'P.E.' Environmental Engineer EJJ/jl Enclosures 777 BIG TIMBER ROAD ELGIN, ILLINOIS 60120 . PHONE 312/697-8460 "TELEX 910 251 4479 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR OMB nat 6a Noo.°aa-R 387 Occupational Safety and Health Administration REV. 7-9-84 MATERIAL-SAFETY DATA SHEET Required under USDL Safety and Health Regulations for Ship Repairing, Shipbuilding, and Shipbreaking (29 CFR 1915, 1916, 1917) i i PAGE (1) SECTION I MANUFACTURER'S NAME Safety-Kleen Corporation EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NO. 312/697-8460 /lpy9T"'U ?$vee)t,Ciy0d0 tlp ?) IL 60120 CHEMICAL NAME AND SYNONYMS Mineral Spirits R ENAM DSYN NYMS Slalp -?C1?'een ?05 Solvent-MS EMICA FAMumILY etrOyeH drocarbon Fraction FORMULA SK Part 6617 SECTION II-HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS PAINTS, PRESERVATIVES,& SOLVENTS % (Units) ALLOYS AND METALLIC COATINGS % (Units) PIGMENTS BASE METAL CATALYST ALLOYS VEHICLE METALLIC COATINGS SOLVENTS 99.9+ 100 100 FILLER METAL P LUS COATING OR CORE FLUX ADDITIVES Dye .00 100 OTHERS OTHERS Anti-Static Additive lp m HAZARDOUS MIXTURES OF OTHER LIQUIDS. SOLIDS, OR GASES % TLV- (Unlts) SECTION III-PHYSICAL DATA - BOILING POINT ff.) 310-400OF SPECIFIC GRAVITY( H20=11, 0. 775-0.79 VAPOR PRESSURE (mm Hg.) 2rrm i H9@ 68OF PERCENT VOLATILE VAPOR DENSITY (AIR= IT 4.9 VA 1 IIPnP RATE ='1) 0.02 SOLUBILITY IN WATER egligible %Aromatics (total) Les than 16° APPEARANCE AND ODOR Green Clear SECTION IV - FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD DATA FLASH POINT(Method used) 0 1 FLAMMABLELIMTS 1 Le' U01 105 F TCC (7 6-0 EXTINGUISHING MEDIA CO foam, dry chemical, water mist only) SPECIAL FIRE FIGHTING PROCEDURES None - UNUSUAL FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD None - (Continued on reverse side) Form OSHA-20 Rev. May 72 SECTION V - HEALTH HAZARD DATA T}Ip8SHO m LIMIT VALUE EFFECTS OF OVEREXPOSURE irritation Severe eye - drying of in - excessive inhalation causes headache dizziness and nausea. Harmful or fatal if swallowed. EMERGENCY AND FIRST AID PROCEDURES EYE CONTACT: flush with water. SKIN CONTACT: wash with mild soap/water, and appl skin cream. INHALATION: remove to fresh air and call a physicial. Apply artifi- cial respiration if necessary in extremes. ORAL: administer plain water--DO NOT ilvuuLe VU111 I I IW11 I.aII a nnvci ri An SECTION VI - REACTIVITY DATA STABILITY UNSTABLE CONDITIONS TO AVOID STABLE X Heat, sparks, open flame and fire. INCOMPATABILITY (Materials ro amid) Strong oxidizing agents. HAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS Normally -nnne-hoWever. et burning may yield carbon monoxide. HAZARD OUS MAY OCCUR CONDITIONS TO AVOID POLYMERIZATION WILLNOTOCCUR X SECTION VII -SPILL OR LEAK PROCEDURES STEPS TO BETAKEN IN CASEMATE -Catch and rr)ll.prt fnr rpcnvpr,y as qnnn A,; possible, Avoid exposure to sparks. fire or hot metal surfaces. 7is ose o lnQaccordance with company or local state or federal regulations. Incinerate under safe conditions. SECTION VIII-SPECIAL PROTECTION INFORMATION R SPI TORY PROTECTON(Spac type) gel- contained breaily thin apparatus for concentrations above TLV limits. VENTILATION LOCAL EXHAUST ... N al room ventilations SPECIAL ... --- - MECHANICAL (General) OTHER PROTECTIVE GLOVES n jase 0 p?0 onge :Ontac r cti a ves or arrTer cream. EYEPROTECTION Yes --normal precautions. OTHER PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT SECTION IX- SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS PRECAUTION*T BE TAKEN IN HANDLING A DSTO ING ombustTbole. Kee awa firom`?eat sp arks and op - en flame. Use adequate ventilation. avoid long and repeated contact with skin. If clothes are inadvertently saturated w a s n - - do not smoke -- keel) away from i niti!n source. Kee out of reach of children. PAGE (2) GPO934-110 Form OSHA-20 '..-.,' .. -.. ,. Rev. May 72 1111 T184*411AIA4. Dx pIN 10- 68050-041-o1 Minnesota Pollution Control Agency RECEIVED The Honorable Pat Geagan Mayor, City of Eagan 3830 Pilot Knob Road Eagan, MN 55122-1810 OCT 14 2004 EAGAN ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT RE: Safety-Kleen Systems Inc., Eagan Service Center Hazardous Waste Facility Permit Dear Mayor Geagan: The Minnesota Hazardous Waste Rules require the aforementioned facility to obtain a reissued hazardous waste permit. This hazardous waste permit sets forth conditions for the safe management of hazardous waste at the facility in compliance with state and federal regulations. In our efforts to keep you informed of environmental issues in your area, we are providing you with an opportunity to review the following information before the final permit is issued: 1. A public notice of the MPCA's intent to issue a hazardous waste permit; 2. The fact sheet; 3. A copy of the above referenced facility's permit application; and 4. The draft hazardous waste permit. We have enclosed the fact sheet and the public notice for your information. Please contact me at (651) 297-8665 if you have any questions. Sincerely, 116 V64 <10-1, Tin Vinh Tran Staff Engineer Land and Water Quality Permits Section Industrial Division TVT:ch Enclosures cc: Russ Matthys, City Engineer Thomas Colbert, Public Works Director Kent Therkelsen, Police Chief Craig Jensen, Fire Chief 520 Lafayette Rd. N.; Saint Paul, MN 55155-4194; (651) 296-6300 (Voice); (651) 282-5332 (TTY); www.pca.state.mn.us St. Paul - Brainerd - Detroit Lakes - Duluth - Mankato - Marshall - Rochester - Willmar Equal Opportunity Employer- Printed on recycled paper containing at least 20 percent fibers from paper recycled by consumers. PUBLIC NOTICE The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA) invites public comment on a proposed Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) permit reissuance for the Safety-Kleen Systems, Inc., Eagan Service Center located at 3227 Terminal Drive, Eagan, Minnesota 55121. The public comment period runs from October 14 to November 29, 2004. On December 23, 1997, Safety-Kleen received a hazardous waste storage and treatment permit. The MPCA commissioner and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regional administrator have made the preliminary determination that the permit should be reissued. A copy of the draft permit and fact sheet will be mailed to any interested person if a request is made in writing to the MPCA or by calling Tin Tran of the MPCA at (651) 297-8665 or TDD (651) 282-5332 for the Twin City area and Greater Minnesota TDD at (800) 657-3864. The state of Minnesota is authorized to administer its hazardous waste program (in lieu of the federal hazardous waste management program) excluding the EPA promulgated RCRA standards for land disposal restrictions and organic air emissions. The facility is a collection point for spent materials generated by Safety-Kleen customers. The wastes are stored at the facility until they can be transferred to a Safety-Kleen recycling facility or contract reclaimer. The facility accepts ignitable hazardous waste, toxic hazardous waste, and solvent hazardous waste. These waste types include spent parts washer solvent, spent immersion cleaner, dry-cleaning waste, paint waste, antifreeze waste, and photographic imaging waste. Storage occurs in tanks and containers. The 17,000-gallon tank is located in an outdoor tank farm. The tank is used to store spent parts and washer solvent. Containers of hazardous waste are stored in an indoor container storage area with an 88,000-gallon capacity and in a flammable storage shed with a 4,368-gallon capacity. The permit application, draft permit decision, related information and all data submitted by the applicant, as part of the administrative record, are now available for public review at the Dakota County Public Library, 1340 Wescott Road, Eagan, Minnesota. You can also review this information by appointment, Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays, at the MPCA's St. Paul office. Please call the coordinator identified below for an appointment to view the documents at the MPCA. You may also write to: Tin Tran Minnesota Pollution Control Agency Industrial Division 520 Lafayette Road North St. Paul, Minnesota 55155-4194 Phone: (612) 297-8665 To review the administrative record at the EPA's Chicago office, please contact Mr. Wen Huang at (312) 886-6191 or James Blough at (312) 886- 2967. You may also write to: James Blough Waste Management Branch, DW-8J U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Region 5 77 West Jackson Boulevard Chicago, Illinois 60604-3590 Those interested may submit written comments about the draft permit to the MPCA on or before November 29, 2004 at the address listed above, request a public meeting, or request a contested case hearing in accordance with Minn. Rules pt. 7001.0110, 7001.0130, and 7001.0670. Under these rules, written comments must include: a statement of the person's interest in the permit reissuance; a statement of the action the person wishes the MPCA to take, including specific references to sections of the draft permit that the person believes should be changed; and the reasons supporting the person's position, stated with specifically enough to allow the MPCA to investigate the merits of those positions. After the close of the public notice period, all comments and requests for public informational meetings or contested case hearings will be reviewed. A final determination on the issuance of the permit reissuance will be made at that time. A formal response to these comments will be prepared in accordance with MPCA Rules. Notification of the permit reissuance decision will be provided to each person who submitted written or oral comments or requested a notice of decision. Written comments on the federal permit will be accepted by the EPA through November 29, 2004. Written comments and requests for a public hearing on the federal permit must meet the requirements of 40 CFR Sections 124.11-124.13, which are similar to the state procedures outlined in this notice. The EPA makes no provisions for a contested case hearing. A request for a public hearing shall be made in writing to James Blough at the address listed above stating the nature of the issues proposed for the hearing. In reaching a final determination about the federal permit, the EPA will also review comments submitted during the public comment period. The EPA will prepare a response to indicate which provisions of the federal permit were changed, if any, and indicate whether additional documents have been included in the administrative record. ?a Minnesota Safety-Kleen Systems, Inc., Eagan Pollution Control Service Center - Proposed Permit Agency Reissuance Industrial Geographic/Dakota County/October 2004 Division The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA) and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) have drafted a Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) permit for Safety-Kleen Systems, Inc., Eagan Service Center. As the owner and operator, Safety-Kleen Systems, Inc. is considered the permittee. A permittee is one or more entities that enter into an agreement with a regulatory agency to conduct or perform a specific activity. The MPCA and EPA have determined that Safety-Kleen Systems, Inc. is currently in compliance with applicable state and federal hazardous waste rules and recommend that the RCRA permit be reissued. This draft permit has been placed on public notice until November 29, 2004. The facility Safety-Kleen Systems, Inc., Eagan Service Center is located at 3227 Terminal Drive, Eagan, Minnesota. The facility's regulated units are a hazardous waste storage tank and two container storage areas, with secondary containments designed to catch and hold any spills that might occur. The waste stored at the Eagan site is collected from Safety-Kleen's customers and consists of spent parts washer solvent, antifreeze waste, dry-cleaning waste and photographic imaging waste. Safety-Kleen Systems, Inc., Eagan Service Center is permitted to store 92,368 gallons of waste in containers and 16,150 gallons of waste in an above-ground storage tank. Waste is stored at the facility until sufficient quantities are accumulated to send to a Safety-Kleen recycling facility or to a contract reclaimer. The RCRA permit was originally issued in September 29, 1986. The permit was reissued in December 23, 1997. The permit covers the following areas of the facility's operations: • authorized wastes; • operating conditions for proper storage; • facility inspections; • site security; • personnel training; • emergency prevention and response procedures; • reporting and record keeping; • closure requirements and financial assurance; and • liability coverage. Minnesota Pollution Control Agency, 520 Lafayette Road North, St. Paul, Minnesota 55155-4194 (651) 296-6300, toll-free (800) 657-3864, TTY (651) 282-5332 or (800) 657-3864 This material can be made available in alternative formats for people with disabilities. ® Printed on recycled paper containing at least 20 percent fibers from paper recycled by consumers. The permit Minnesota Pollution Control Agency Industrial Division Geographic/Dakota County/October 2004 What is the permit process and how can I participate? Minnesota facilities whose activities have the potential to affect the environment must obtain MPCA permits for those activities. Permit conditions require operation and maintenance of the facility in a manner protective of human health and the environment. The MPCA is authorized by the EPA to administer its hazardous waste management program (in lieu of the federal hazardous waste management program) except for portions of the EPA standards for containment buildings, organic air emissions, and land disposal requirements. The EPA has drafted a federal portion of the RCRA permit to address Safety-Kleen Systems, Inc.'s organic air emissions and land disposal requirements. Facilities must meet the terms and conditions of their permits. To ensure facility compliance, the MPCA and EPA regularly inspect facilities and take appropriate action if a facility is found violating its permit. Before permits are issued, modified, or reissued, the MPCA and the EPA place draft permits on public notice and seek comments from interested citizens. Under MPCA rules, a written comment must include: a statement of the writer's interest in the proposed permit; After the public comment period, all comments and requests for a public informational meeting or a contested case hearing are evaluated. If a meeting or hearing request is denied, the MPCA decides whether or not to reissue the permit. However, if a meeting or hearing is held, the permit decision is made after the meeting or hearing. In either case, each person submitting written comments receives a formal response summary of the MPCA's final permit decision. EPA will issue a final decision on federal portion of the permit after the close of the public comment period. To get more information or comment A copy of the permit application, draft permit, and public notice are available to interested citizens at the Dakota County Public Library, 1340 Wescott Road, Eagan, Minnesota. The MPCA will also mail a copy of the draft permit and this fact sheet to any interested person. For more information, contact Tin Tran of the MPCA at (651) 297-8665 or toll-free (800) 657-3864, or write to: Tin Tran Minnesota Pollution Control Agency Industrial Division 520 Lafayette Road North St. Paul, Minnesota 551554194 • a statement of the action the MPCA is requested to take, including specific references to the draft permit language to be changed; and • the reasons supporting the writer's position, stated as specifically as possible. Interested parties may also make a request for the MPCA to hold a public informational meeting or a contested case hearing, which is a formal hearing before an administrative law judge. These requests go before the MPCA's Citizens' Board (Board). The Board may approve the request for a meeting or hearing if. • the person making the request raises an important question regarding the facts in the case; • it is determined that the MPCA has the authority to make decisions based on the facts; and • the facts in question are such that a contested case hearing or informational meeting would help the MPCA make its decision on the permit. The EPA federal permit is also available for review at the EPA Region 5 Office in Chicago, Illinois. To submit comments about the federal portion of the permit, to view these materials, or to request information contact James Blough at (800) 621-8431 or (312) 886-2967, or write to: James Blough U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Region 5 Waste Management Division, DW-8J 77 West Jackson Boulevard Chicago, Illinois 60604-3590 Citizens may also contact Safety-Kleen Systems, Inc. directly by calling Stacy Aanenson at (763) 784-8905. Safety-Kleen Systems, Inc., Eagan Service Center- Proposed Permit Reissuance Page 2 CITY OF EAGAN Mr. Dale Peterson, Building Inspector 3680 Pilot Knob Road Eagan, MN 55121 Subject: Construction Permit, Safety-Kleen Facility #5-103-02 Concrete Dike Specifications 3227 Terminal Drive, Eagan, MN Dear Mr. Peterson: Enclosed are Safety-Kleen Drawings D11980, 12/26/85 and D11322, 10/23/84, for the construction of the concrete dike containment area. The dike volume calculations are also included on the same sheet. Should you require additional information, please call me at your convenience. Regarding the environmental approvals, our Environmental Department has advised me that both Mr. Thomas Townsend of the state environmental department and Mr. George Kenny of the County environmental department are currently reviewing our plans. Upon receipt of their approvals, you will be notified. Sincerely, RAYMOND M. KARASS Project Engineer Service Center Maint. & Const. RMK/vsb Enclosures cc: W. Heyn E. Jurczak a 777 BIG TIMBER ROAD ELGIN, ILLINOIS 60120 PHONE 31 2 1 69 7-84 60 TELEX 910 251 4479 /o Wo So 0 a/ ,.". 7-l.2rr, d;V ?? M. 3830 PILOT KNOB ROAD EAGAN, MINNESOTA 55122-1897 PHONE: (612) 454-8100 FAX (612) 454-8363 September 1, 1989 SAFETY-KLEEN 777 BIG TIMBER ROAD ELGIN, IL 60120 Dear Sirs: MC ELLISON Mayo, THOMAS EGAN DAVID K GUSTAFSON PAMELA McCREA THEODORE WACHTER Co Mfi Members THOMAS HEDGES City A&rNksft l EUGENE VAN OVERBEKE Cny Clwk The enclosed check and letter were found among our records. In reviewing any activity that took place at 3227 Terminal Drive in Eagan during 1986, it appears this check should have been returned to you at that time. A permit was obtained for $699.50 during 1986 and was paid for. I hope this didn't cause any accounting problems for you in the past. If you have any questions regarding this matter, please call me. Sipcepely, L ? eve Hanson Assistant Building Official SH/mj Enclosures THE LONE OAK TREE ...THE SYMBOL OF STRENGTH AND GROWTH IN OUR COMMUNITY Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer 1111111NIIII. Feb. 12, 1986 RMK 86-105 City of Eagan Attn: Liz Witt 3830 Pilot Knob Rd. Eagan, MN 55122 Subject: Licensing and Permits, City of Eagan 3227 Terminal Dr., Eagan, MN X15-103-02 Dear Ms. Witt: On behalf of Safety-Kleen Corp., I am submitting the following applications, checks and Certificate of Insurance in order to meet the construction re- quirements for the City of Eagan. I. Permit application form A. Two sets of architectural plans B. Specifications included on plans C. Energy calculations not included as this is an existing building which requires remodeling only. D. Landscape Bond not included as the amount will have to be determined per plan included. II. Contractor's application form A. License fee check for $25.00 B. Certificate of Insurance C. Security bond (will be forwarded under separate cover) III. Permit fee and state surcharge A. Project estimated cost $100,000 1. A check for $1,000.50 Your expeditious handling of this matter will be greatly appreciated. Should you require additional information, please call me at your con- venience. Sincerely, ,g lxee,.. RAYMOND M. KARASS, Project Engineer Service Center Maint. & Const. RMK/vsb Enclosures cc: W. Heyn 777 BIG TIMBER ROAD ELGIN, ILLINOIS 60120 PHONE 3121897.8480 TELEX 910 251 4479 DESCRIPTION AFE 5267-00 Permit for BuiLUng in Eagan, MN 830-07550-00 1,000.50 DATE 1-21-86 INVOICE NO. 500.25 500.25 SAFETY - KLEEN CORP. 001296 777 BIG TIMBER ROAD ELGIN, ILLINOIS 60120 (312) 697-8460 DUNS NO. 05106-0408 DSGVUrv, I rvt, 1,000.50 ?afciq?Nleen®corp. 910 No. 660702 777 BIG TIMBER ROAD ELGIN, ILLINOIS 60120,E i, DATE AMOUNT i? 1-22-86 $1,000.50; SF-E-f ORDER SAFETY - KLEEN CORP. OF City of Eagan AUT*40e1?En SCtl.A'L^E 3830 Pilot Knob Rd. P.O. Box 21199 -? Eagan, MN 55121 ?r?-tvo,1'ALID.UpEn .RDRQ?+'. TO THE NORTHERN TRUST COMPANY , ?... u. .. ...... .....:..... _ CHICAGO, ILLINOIS ..-- 11166070 211'1:07 i0oD0015i:-_ 0030 19974011' ___---_- TO THE J O H N R. P E R S O N ATTORNEY AT LAW 1014 MIDLAND BANK BUILDING MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55401 ?qq?q .ago 0 (612) ? September 16, 1977 City of Eagan 3795 Pilot Knob Rd St. Paul, Minnesota 5 Re: Parcel 10-68050-040-01 Dear Sir: We had written to the Dakota County Auditor's office in regard to the assessments as they were all assessed against the portion of the property owned by Mauritz C. Holmstrom instead of being apportioned with the adjoining tract owned by Ace Steel Products. The letter we received back from the Auditor was May 4, 1977, in which he indicated that the matter was being referred to your office. We would appreciate knowing if you have now worked a division of the assessments and if you could advise us what they are as there appears to be the prospect of a sale of this property soon. Thank you kindly for a prompt reply. Enclosed please find a copy of a survey showing the division of the property. 7RP:ls Enc. BOW.:,S, F. 5117 D Y L 7 a - L:74f:E:.Rt. . ,LLT F17 Fan SUDWS rG7_2APNICI: COAS'RPCTi OI SWIPE IS PUTTm HALVERSON-BUSCH RICHARD JAMES HALVERSDN•LANO SURVEYOR PIG;*T[PtD UHMP "WE OF STATE OF MiFMESOTA PHONE: 920-7147 2664 INGLEWOOD AVE. ST. LOUIS PARK. MINN. 55416 .7C'?A4iSPl Q, NORTHWEST L4 NE OF LOT 4 oYo of oop V SCALE 1" c"JC' ? 'E DENOTES IRON MOP;L'.9LN SOUTHWEST'.CORNER ? /A? T 'D LET y ° r ,1.'. iSOUTHE Az, L i N \ SOUTHEAST CvRNE c CF _L-0 T 4: !' HE REdY.';CEW'TIFY THAT._THIS IS A .TRUE AND CORRECT REPRESE:LTATIC:c Oi; A SJ L =(?F..TuE l303NOARIES`:OF THE FOLtOWiNG DESCRIBED PROPERTY. THAT --p.ART 0F.L0T 4i..8LOCK O_NE, .SiELEY TERW!'."SAL-. INDUSTRIAL'PARK,:".DAK" COUNTY,MINNESOTA--ACCORDING -TD.ThE FLAT THEREOF.. NOW, ON .F,_!LE. 'AND ;'Of RECORD IN, TJ°E OFFICE..OF "THE REGtcTRAR OF TITLES:'IvIT;11N. A': .f-FOR. SAI'% . COUNTY. AND STATE DESCRIBED AS, FOLLOWS BEGINN NG•A.T THE SOUTHcAST CORNER OF SAID. LOT 4;--THENCE NORTHWESTERLY A-DISTANCE'OF :d7 FEET -- A LINE DESCRIBED AS BEGINNING AT. THE -SOUTHEAST CORNER"OF SAID LOT 4. AND RUNNING NORTHWESTERLY -10 A P01 NT IN THE NGRTk`A'EST L-F :E CF SA! D'' LJT Q DISTANT 150 FEET NORTHEASTERLY OF THE SOUTHv+EST- CORNER -OF- SAID -LOT A S MEASURED ALONG-- SA !D NORrH'WEST L!NE; THENCE NGRTHEAST_RLY AT RIGH. ANGLES T:'. THE LAST DESCRIBED LINE A OISTANCE OF 18q FEET.; THENCE.: OUTHEAS?ERLY TO A PCINT IN THE SOUTHEAST LINE OF SAID i0+` 4 Ots .. 128 FEET NCRTHEASTERLY OF THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SAID LOT'4 AS. YEASUPED ALONG--SA!0 SOUTHEAST LINE; THENCE SOUTH''VESTERLY.ALONG.THL`- f?UTHEAST LINE OF SAID-LOT 4 A.CiSTANCE CF 128 FEET TO THE. P01'sT.OF BEGINNING. AS SJRVEYED BY ME's TH1S.1 ST. DAY OF OCTOGER, 1970 A,D. CL I FNT:,A..,OLMS3RG4? SE' T.22 s SI- Y-7 ' - ., c" - 1f ltiPt£BJ'TA WCGT3TR.A_?iGN Ho.. S°3, _ . NASA CARL ONISCHUK AUDITOR DAKOTA COUNTY 'DAKOTA COUNTY GOVERNMENT CENTER 1560 HWY. 55-HASTINGS. MINNESOTA 55033 John R. Person 1014 Midland Bank Bldg. Minneapolis, Minn. 55401 Dear Sir: May 4, 1977 The following is the information you requested regarding the assessments on parcel 10-68050-040-01: Original amount Balance Int. San. Sew. Trunk $750.75 $500.55 6% S/W L W A R $3753.50 $2064.47 6% Street $1060.80 $212.16 6% The only one with the authority tV split the a ssessments is the City of Eagan so we ar e forwarding your letter to them. Please check with them at a later date. Verl7V truly yours, 17- Carl D. Onischuk Dakota County Auditor CDO:nm JOHN R. PERSON ATTORNEY AT LAW 1014 MIDLAND BANK BUILDING MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55401 (612) 336-1671 April 6, 1977 Dakota County Auditor Dakota County Government Center 1560 Highway 55 Hastings, Mn. Dear Sir: 44V e Y-9)> I am the attorney for the taxpayers of the two parcels involved and want to find out what the special assessments are on their respective properties and if there cannot be an apportionment of the special assessment as to the two parcels, rather than to have the assessment on only one of the parcels. Mauritz C. Holmstrom is the owner of Plat 68050, Lot 40, Block 1, District 10. It appears that the three assessments are all on his property. The other owner is Ace Steel Products, Inc. which owns Plat 68050, Lot 41, Block 1, District 10. Thank you kindly for advising us what the total of the assessments are, what remains to be paid on each assessment, and the interest rate and whether or not this cannot be divided and shared proportionately by each of the above properties. JRP.mmk G?Rh ?J DECEIVED APR - t S V? I Mar. 27, 1986 RMK 86 86-131 CITY OF EAGAN Attn: Mr. Jim Sturm 3680 Pilot Knob Road Eagan, MN 55121 Subject: Landscaping Bond, Safety-Kleen Facility 115-103-02 3227 Terminal Dr., Eagan, MN Dear Mr. Sturm: Enclosed is our bond for landscaping in the amount of $2,000.00 as you requested. This should complete all the necessary paper work in order for the City of Eagan to issue our permit. We are still awaiting the final approval from the County and State E.P.A. Departments. Please advise if this is not correct. Should you require any additional information, please call me at your convenience. Sincerely, (/ / RAYMOND M. KARASS Project Engineer Service Center Copst. & Maint. RISK/vsb Enclosure cc: W. Neyn E. Jurczak 777 BIG TIMBER ROAD ELGIN, ILLINOIS 60120 PHONE 3121697$460 TELEX 910 251 4479 '^m SAFECO SAFECO INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA GENERAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA FIRST NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA HOME OFFICE: SAFECO PLAZA SEATTLE, WASHINGTON 98185 Bond N° 4910856 LICENSE OR PERMIT BOND KNOWALL BYTHESE PRESENTS, That we, SAFETY-KLEEN CORP. as Principal, and the SAFECO INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA, a Washington corporation, as Surety, are held and firmly bound unto City of Fagg 411'30 pilot Nob Road Fagan Minnesota , as Obligee, in the sum of TWO T14011S ANT) AND NO/1 no - - - - - - - - -Dollars (TO.ono-n0 ) for which sum, well and truly to be paid, we bind ourselves, our heirs, executors, administrators, successors and assigns, jointly and severally, firmly by these presents. Sealed with our seals, and dated this 24th day of March 1986 THE CONDITION OF THIS OBLIGATION IS SUCH, That WHEREAS, the Principal has been or is about to be granted a license or permit to do business as Landscape Contractor by the Obligee. NOW, THEREFORE, if the Principal well and truly comply with applicable local ordinances, and conduct business in conformity therewith, then this obligation to be void; otherwise to remain in full force and effect. PROVIDED, HOWEVER: 1. This bond shall continue in force ® Until March 24 , 198-7- , or until the date of expiration of any Continuation Certificate executed by the Surety OR 0 Until canceled as herein provided. 2. This bond may be canceled by the Surety by the sending of notice in writing to the Obligee, stating when, not less than thirty days thereafter, liability hereunder shall terminate as to subsequent acts or omissions of the Principal. SAFETY-KLEEN CORP. Principal ?CE COMV?` SEAL SAFECO INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA J> 1953 OF WASMNC'1 By Ethel Larson, Attorney-in-Fact 5-1235 RtI I1/62 PRINTED IN U.S.A. POWER SAFECO INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA OF ATTORNEY GENERAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA HOME OFFICE: SAFECO PLAZA S?EC? SEATTLE, WASHINGTON 98185 No. 2161 KNOW ALL BY THESE PRESENTS: - - • --^^ ..c„ew4lrc rnMCANIV nF AMERICA and GENERAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA,each S "AT- OF -iLI_M 15 COU=_ CF COCK On this 24th day of Ethel Larson March 19a?L_, before me persorallq to me "caown, who be: g by me duly sworn., dcd depose and sa`7: that he/she cs Attor-tev- -act of SAFECO INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA the Cornoration desc_ bed in and which _secuted the forevoing _r. , ent; tat ::e/she I.anows the seal C_ said Cc=cratiOn; _hat the seal a_ .cad to sac- <nstr_-ent is such cor--o-ate seal; that it was so as'_ced by authcrit? granted cc hi=gher in accordance aft: 37r-Laws of _he said Cor-3cration, and that 'e/sne s-*= hiS ?.^-9r natte _nerato bt7 Lice ant o:" ty. (Yotar? ?ub_icj / MV Czrcnissidn ,eY7ires ??-/P?? anoor ucrvcn.46,..?...,....,,",,.....-•--- -- --- ,"On any certificate executed by the Secretary or an assistant secretary of the Company setting out, (i) The provisions of Article V, Section 13 of the By-Laws, and (ii) A copy of the power-of-attorney appointment, executed pursuant thereto, and (iii) Certifying that said power-of-attorney appointment is in full force and effect, the signature of the certifying officer may be by facsimile, and the seal of the Company may be a facsimile thereof." I, Boh A. Dickey, Secretary of SAFECO INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA and of GENERAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA, do hereby certify that the foregoing extracts of the By-Laws and of a Resolution of the Board of Directors of these corporations, and of a Power of Attorney issued pursuant thereto, are true and correct, and that both the By-Laws, the Resolution and the Power of Attorney are still in full force and effect. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the facsimile seal of said corporation this 24th day of March 19 86 S-974 R10 3/86 PRINTED IN USA. MUNICIPAL CENTER 3830 PILOT KNOB ROAD EAGAN, MINNESOTA 55122-1897 PHONE: (612) 681-4600 FAX: (612) 681-4612 TDD: (612) 454-8535 MAINTENANCE FACILITY 3501 COACHMAN POINT EAGAN, MINNESOTA 55122 PHONE: (612) 681-4300 FAX: (612) 681-4360 THOMAS EGAN Mayor October 13, 1992 PATRICIA AWADA PAMELA McCREA TIM PAWLENTY THEODORE WACHTER Council Members THOMAS HEDGES City Admininstrator EUGENE VAN OVERBEKE RE: APPLICATION FOR GRADING/EXCAVATION/FILL PERMIT #EX-08-162 City Clerk TAX PARCEL: GENERAL LOCATION: SAFETY KLEEN-3227 TERMINAL DRIVE Dear Property Owner: This letter is to inform you that the City has received an application to alter the existing topography through grading, reconstructing a parking lot, filling and/or excavating approximately 1.8 acres of the above-referenced parcel located within 350' of your property. This activity is not associated with any proposed development at the present time, but rather, only deals with the removal and/or deposit of clean fill material. If there is any subsequent development proposal/application, you will be informed through a formal mailed notice. If you have any questions or concerns regarding the City's review and processing of this Grading Permit, please contact the Engineering Division of the Public Works Department at City Hall, at 681-4646 by October 27, 1992. Engineering Division cc: Tom Colbert, Dir. of Public Works Jim Sturm, Planning CEK/jf THE LONE OAK TREE ... THE SYMBOL OF STRENGTH AND GROWTH IN OUR COMMUNITY Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer 4"1 91 Minnesota Pollution Control Agency Celebrating our 25th anniversary and the 20th anniversary of the Clean Water Act July 30, 1992 Mr. Thomas Hedges, City Administrator 3830 Pilot Knob Road Eagan, Minnesota 55122 Dear Mr. Hedges: RE: Safety Kleen Corporation, Eagan, Hazardous Waste Facility Permit The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA) Hazardous Waste Rules require the aforementioned facility to obtain a hazardous waste permit. This hazardous waste permit sets forth conditions for the safe management of hazardous waste at the facility in compliance with state and federal regulations. We have enclosed the public notice and fact sheet for this facility for your information. Please contact me at 612/297-8375 should you have any questions. Sincerely, T??? ,t3 lattix?d Thomas B. Townsend Permit and Review Unit Regulatory Compliance Section Hazardous Waste Division TBT:mh Enclosures 520 Lafayette Rd.; St. Paul, MN 55155-3898; (612) 296-6300; Regional Offices: Duluth • Brainerd • Detroit Lakes • Marshall • Rochester Equal Opportunity Employer • Printed on Recycled Paper PUBLIC NOTICE In accordance with the requirements of Minn. Rules pt. 7001.0100, subp. 4. (1990) and Part 124 of Title 40 of the Code of Federal Regulations (40 CFR), the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA) Commissioner and the United States Environmental Protection Agency (U.S. EPA) Regional Administrator are hereby giving notice of the following: 1. The kPCA has received a completed permit.reissuance application for the operation of a hazardous waste storage facility at the Safety Kleen Eagan Service Center, 3227 Terminal Drive, Eagan, Minnesota; 2. The facility is operated by Safety Kleen Corporation; 3. The MPCA staff has drafted a proposed state permit for the Safety Kleen Eagan Service Center; 4. The U.S. EPA staff has drafted a proposed Federal permit for the Safety Kleen Eagan Service Center; and 5. The MPCA Commissioner and the U.S. EPA Regional Administrator have made the preliminary determination that the draft Resource Conservation and Recovery Ac*_ (RCRA) permit should be reissued. The RCRA permit. consists of the state permit and the Federal permit. r In 1976, RCRA amended the Solid Waste Disposal Act, 42 U.S.C. Section 6901 at seq., to require certain facilities engaged in treating, storing, or disposing of hazardous waste to have a permit for such activities. In 1984, the Solid Waste Disposal Act was again amended by the Hazardous and Solid Waste Amendments (HSWA). The 1984 HSWA legislation contained additional permitting requirements, e.g., waste minimization, minimum technology requirements, provisions for land ban restrictions, and corrective action for releases from a permitted facility's solid waste management units.(SWMUs). On February 11, 1985, the state of Minnesota received final authorization, pursuant to Section 3006 of RCRA and 40 CFR Part 271, to administer the pre-HSWA RCRA hazardous waste program. In addition, on September 18, 1987, June 23, 1989, August 14, 1990, and August 28, 1991, the state of Minnesota received final authorization to administer additional RCRA and HSWA program requirements, including the on-site corrective action requirements of HSWA. However, since the state of Minnesota has not yet received authorization to administer all of the new hazardous waste program requirements, additional permit conditions must be issued by the U.S. EPA to address these new requirements. The MPCA and U.S. EPA invite public comments on this application and all subsequent amendments, and on the terms and conditions of the RCRA permit. Please be advised that locational issues, with the exception of floodplain considerations, are not within the scope of the review under Minnesota Hazardous Waste Rules. -2- Issuance of the proposed state and Federal permits, of which the joint RCRA permit is comprised, will impose the more stringent requirements of Minn. Rules pts. 7045.0450 - 7045.0544 (1990) and applicable Federal regulations on the facility. The proposed RCRA permit term is five (5) years,- commencing on the date of issuance of the RCRA permit. on September 29, 1986, a hazardous waste facility permit was issued to Safety Kleen Corporation for the storage of hazardous waste in containers and tanks.. The permit was issued for a period of five (5) years and expired on September 29, 1991. Since a new permit has not been issued, the 1986 permit will be used until the new permit is issued. Safety Kleen has submitted a permit application for reissuance dated March 23, 1991. Safety Kleen submitted a revised application for reissuance on December 3, 19911 and December 9, 1991. In addition, air emission information was submitted to the U.S..EPA on August 16, 1991, and amended on January'31, 1992. Safety Kleen's business activities can be described as providing mineral spirits, immersion cleaner, and parts washers to repair shops and many other customers, and collecting waste mineral spirits,immersion cleaner, dry-cleaning materials, paint thinner,industrial solvents, antifreeze, and motor oil. At the Eagan Service Center, the company stores hazardous wastes in two (2) indoors container storage areas, in a 17,000 storage tank, and a metal shed. All waste storage areas are provided with secondary containment to catch and hold any spilled or leaked waste. The wastes are transported off-site to be_reclaimed and recycled. The Safety Kleen permit reissuance application, the draft RCRA permit, the public notice, and fact sheet are available for public inspection and copying at the Eagan Library, 1340 Wescott Road, Eagan. These materials and other supporting documents are also available in the administrative record at the offices of the MPCA, Hazardous Waste Permit and Review Unit, 520 Lafayette Road North, St. Paul, Minnesota 55155-4194 from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays (contact Thomas B. Townsend at 612/297-8375 for additional reviewing information). These materials will also be available for review at the offices of the U.S. EPA, RCRA Permitting Branch, 77 West Jackson Boulevard, 8th Floor, 5H-RPB-8J, Chicago, Illinois 60604-3590 from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (contact Diane Sharrow at 312/886-6199 for additional information). A copy of the draft RCRA permit and fact sheet will be mailed to any interested person upon the MPCA's receipt of a written request for these documents. Such requests should be mailed to Thomas B. Townsend at the address listed below. Written comments on the Safety Kleen permit reissuance application, and draft RCRA permit, or any other provision relating to the state permit will be accepted by the MPCA at the address indicated below, during the public comment period, which commences on August 6, 1992, and ends September 23, 1992. The MPCA's rules governing the contents of written comments are set forth in Minn. Rules pt. 7001.0110, subp. 2. (1990). Under these rules, written comments must include: 1. A statement of the person's interest in the permit application or the draft RCRA permit; PUBLIC NOTICE In accordance with the requirements of Minn. Rules pt. 7;001.0100, subp. 4. (1990) and Part 124 of Title 40 of the Code of Federal Regulations (40 CFR), the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA) Commissioner and the United States Environmental Protection Agency (U.S. EPA) Regional Administrator are hereby giving notice of the following: 1. The MPCA has received a completed permit.reissuance application for the operation of a hazardous waste storage facility at the Safety Kleen Eagan Service Center, 3227 Terminal Drive, Eagan, Minnesota; 2. The facility is operated by Safety Kleen Corporation; 3. The MPCA staff has drafted a proposed state permit for the Safety Kleen Eagan Service Center; 4. The U.S. EPA staff has drafted a proposed Federal permit for the Safety Kleen Eagan Service Center; and 5. The MPCA Commissioner and the U.S. EPA Regional Administrator have made the preliminary determination that the draft Resource Conservation and P.ecovery Ac*_ (RCRA) permit should be reissued. The RCRA permit consists of the state permit and the Federal permit. In 1976, RCRA amended the Solid Waste Disposal Act, 42 U.S.C. Section 6901 et seq., to require certain facilities engaged in treating, storing, or disposing of hazardous waste to have a permit for such activities. In 1984, the Solid Waste Disposal Act was again amended by the Hazardous and Solid Waste Amendments (HSWA). The 1984 HSWA legislation contained additional permitting requirements, e.g., waste minimization, minimum technology requirements, provisions for land ban restrictions, and corrective action for releases from a permitted facility's solid waste management units.(SWMUs). On February 11, 1985, the state of Minnesota received final authorization, pursuant to Section 3006 of RCRA and 40 CFR Part 271, to administer the pre-HSWA RCRA hazardous waste program. In addition, on September 18, 1987, June 23, 1989, August 14, 1990, and August 28, 1991, the state of Minnesota received final authorization to administer additional RCRA and HSWA program requirements, including the on-site corrective action requirements of HSWA. However, since the state of Minnesota has not yet received authorization to administer all of the new hazardous waste program requirements, additional permit conditions must be issued by the U.S. EPA to address these new requirements. The MPCA and U.S. EPA invite public comments on this application and all subsequent amendments, and on the terms and conditions of the RCRA permit. Please be advised that locational issues, with the exception of floodplain considerations, are not within the scope of the review under Minnesota Hazardous Waste Rules. -2- Issuance of the proposed state and Federal permits, of which the joint RCRA permit is comprised, will impose the more stringent requirements of Minn. Rules pts. 7045.0450 - 7045.0544 (1990) and applicable Federal regulations on the facility. The proposed RCRA permit term is five (5) years,' commencing on the date of issuance of the RCRA permit. on September 29, 1986, a hazardous waste facility permit was issued to Safety Kleen Corporation for the storage of hazardous waste in containers and tanks.. The permit was issued for a period of five (5) years and expired on September 29, 1991. Since a new permit has not been issued, the 1986 permit will be used until the new permit is issued. Safety Kleen has submitted a permit application for reissuance dated March 23, 1991. Safety Kleen submitted a revised application for reissuance on December 3, 19911 and December 9, 1991. In addition, air emission information was submitted to the U:S..EPA on August 16, 1991, and amended on January 31, 1992. Safety Kleen's business activities can be described as providing mineral spirits, immersion cleaner, and parts washers to repair shops and many other customers, and collecting waste mineral spirits,immersion cleaner, dry-cleaning materials, paint thinner,industrial solvents, antifreeze, and motor oil. At the Eagan Service Center, the company stores hazardous wastes in two (2) indoors container storage areas, in-a 17000 storage tank, and a metal-shed. All waste storage areas are provided with secondary containment to catch and hold any spilled or leaked waste. The wastes are transported off-site to be-reclaimed and recycled. The Safety Kleen permit reissuance application, the draft RCRA permit, the public notice, and fact sheet are available for public inspection and copying at the Eagan Library, 1340 Wescott Road, Eagan. These materials and other supporting documents are also available in the administrative record at the offices of the MPCA, Hazardous Waste Permit and Review Unit, 520 Lafayette Road North, St. Paul, Minnesota 55155-4194 from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays (contact Thomas B. Townsend at 612/297-8375 for additional reviewing information). These materials will also be available for review at the offices of the U.S. EPA, RCRA Permitting Branch, 77 West Jackson Boulevard, 8th Floor, 5H-RPB-8J, Chicago, Illinois 60604-3590 from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (contact Diane Sharrow at 312/886-6199 for additional information). A copy of the draft RCRA permit and fact sheet will be mailed to any interested person upon the MPCA's receipt of a written request for these documents. Such requests should be mailed to Thomas B. Townsend at the address listed below. Written comments on the Safety Kleen permit reissuance application, and draft RCRA permit, or any other provision relating to the state permit will be accepted by the MPCA at the address indicated below, during the public comment period, which commences on August 6, 1992, and ends September 23, 1992. The MPCA's rules governing the contents of written comments are set forth in Minn. Rules pt. 7001.0110, subp. 2. (1990). Under these rules, written comments must include: 1. A statement of the person's interest in the permit application or the draft RCRA permit; -3- 2. A statement of the action the person wishes the MPCA to take, including specific references to sections of the draft RCRA permit that the person believes should be changed; and 3. The reasons supporting the person's position, stated with sufficient specificity as to allow the MPCA to investigate the merits of the person's positions. Interested individuals also may submit written requests for the MPCA..to hold a public informational meeting or a contested case hearing. The MPCA's -rules governing public informational meetings and contested case hearings are set out in Minn. Rules pts. 7001.0670;7001.0110, subp. 3.; and 7001.0130 (1990). If a person requests a public informational meeting or contested case hearing, the request must include the information listed in•the three (3) items above, a statement of the reasons the person desires the MPCA to hold a public informational meeting or contested case hearing, and the issues that.the person would like the MPCA to address at the public informational meeting or contested case hearing. Written comments and requests for a public hearing on the Federal permit must meet the requirements of 40 CFR Sections 124.11 - 124.13, which are similar to state procedures outlined above, except that the U.S. EPA makes no provisions for a contested case hearing. Written comments will be accepted by the U.S. EPA at the Chicago address indicated below, during the above comment period. A request for a public hearing shall be in writing and state the nature of the issues to be proposed at the hearing. The public comment period may be'extended by the MPCA Commissioner or the U.S. EPA Regional Administrator if the Commissioner or the Regional Administrator find that an extension of time is necessary to facilitate additional public comment. Written comments or requests for a public informational meeting and/or contested case hearing should be sent to: Thomas B. Townsend Minnesota Pollution Control Agency Hazardous Waste Permit and Review Unit 520 Lafayette Road North St. Paul, Minnesota 55155-4194 All comments or requests submitted to the MPCA and the U.S EPA for consideration of a public informational meeting and/or a contested case hearing must be received by the MPCA or the U.S. EPA no later than September 23, 1992. The MPCA will forward a copy of any such information to the U.S. EPA. Comments on the Federal draft permit or requests for a Federal public hearing should be submitted to Diane Sharrow of the U.S. EPA at the Chicago address given below. The MPCA requests that a copy of these documents be mailed to the MPCA at the same time they are mailed to the U.S. EPA. After the close of the public comment period, all comments and requests for a public informational meeting or contested case hearing will be reviewed. In reaching a final determination on the matters subject to this notice, the MPCA will follow its rules for public informational meetings and contested case hearings [Minn. Rules pt. 7001.0670 (1990)] and for final determinations [Minn. Rules pt. 7001.0680 (1990)]. Notification of the RCRA permit decision will be -4- provided to each person who submitted written or oral comments or requested notice of the decision. In accordance with Minn. Rules pt. 7001.0660, item. E. (1990), the MPCA Commissioner will respond to all significant comments on the draft state permit, specify what actions the MPCA will take in response to the comments, state which provisions of the state permit welce:changed, if any, and indicate whether additional documents have been included in the administrative record. All significant comments on the draft Federal permit will be responded to by the Regional Administrator or his designee and the actions to be taken will be specified. The U.S. EPA will also state which provisions of-the Federal permit were changed, if any, and indicate whether additional comments-have been included in the administrative record as part of its response to new points raised or new material supplied during the public comment period. The U.S. EPA will follow its rules for making final determinations on permits as cited in 40 CFR Sections 124.15 through 124.21. The final.Federal decision will also refer to the U.S. EPA procedures for appealing the decision which can be found in 40 CFR Section 124.19. Minn. Rules pt. 7045.0485 (1990) requires that corrective action be performed for all releases of hazardous waste or constituents from any Solid Waste Management Units (SWMUs) at the facility. At this time, no uncorrected releases, and no Solid Waste Management Units have been identified at the facility. Therefore, at this time, no corrective action plan will be included_in the permit. In addition to information on the terms of the draft RCRA permit, the MPCA and U.S.. EPA are also soliciting information regarding any other SWMUs or releases of hazardous waste or constituents from such units at the the Safety Kleen Eagan Service Center. Such information should be submitted to the MPCA (directly to Thomas B. Townsend at the above St. Paul address). The MPCA will forward a copy of any such information to the U.S. EPA or it can be submitted directly to the U.S. EPA at the following address: Diane Sharrow RCRA Permitting Branch Waste Management Division U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Region V 77 West Jackson Boulevard 5H-RPB-8J Chicago, Illinois 60604-3590 The identity of an informant will be kept confidential, if requested. Information will be accepted from anonymous informants, but due to the inability to verify such information, it may be of less value. Should new information be received on corrective action for releases from SWMUs, or on other areas of concern, the RCRA permit and the public notice will be modified accordingly. FACT SHEET Safety Kleen Eagan Service Center 3227 Terminal Drive Eagan, Minnesota 55121 EPA Identification Number MND 981 097 884 In accordance with the requirements of Minn. Rules chs. 7001 and 7045 (1990), and Part 124 and 264 of Title 40 of the Code of Federal Regulations (40 CFR), the Minnesota Pollution Colitrol Agency (MPCA) and the United States Environmental Protection Agency (U.S. EPA) operate a permitting program to regulate the treatment, storage, and disposal of hazardous waste to ensure the protection of human health and the environment.' The rules and regulations establish conditions under which the MPCA and U.S. EPA issue permits allowing facilities to treat, store, and dispose of hazardous waste in the state of Minnesota. The permits issued by the U.S. EPA in Minnesota require permitted facilities to comply with the Federal hazardous waste provisions for which the state of Minnesota has not been authorized. The draft Federal permit is being public noticed jointly with the draft state permit. The state and Federal permits for a facility are considered its Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) permit. In 1976, RCRA amended the Solid Waste Disposal Act, 42 U.S.C. Section 6901 et seq., to require certain facilities engaged in treating, storing, or disposing of hazardous waste to have a permit for such activities. In 1984, the Solid Waste Disposal Act was again amended by the Hazardous and Solid Waste Amendments (HSWA). The 1984 HSWA legislation contained additional permitting requirements, e.g., waste minimization, minimum technology requirements, provisions for land ban restrictions and corrective action for releases from a permitted facility's solid waste management units (SWMUs). On February 11, 1985, the state of Minnesota received final authorization, pursuant to Section 3006 of RCRA and 40 CFR Part 271, to administer the pre-HSWA RCRA hazardous waste program. In addition, on September 18, 1987, June 23, 1989, August 14, 1990, and August 28, 1991, the state of Minnesota received final authorization to administer additional RCRA and HSWA program requirements, including the waste minimization and on-site corrective action requirements of HSWA. However, since the state of Minnesota has not yet received authorization to administer all of the new hazardous waste program requirements, additional permit conditions must be issued by the U.S. EPA to address these new requirements. In addition to the standard conditions imposed on all facilities managing hazardous waste, U.S. EPA's permit contains requirements addressing land disposal restrictions and air emissions standards. On September 29, 1986, a hazardous waste facility permit was issued for the storage of hazardous waste at the Eagan Service Center. Five (5) years have passed since the permit issuance, and the permit has expired. The 1986 permit will be used until the new permit is issued. Safety Kleen Corporation submitted -2- a permit application for reissuance on March 23, 1991, and a revised permit application for reissuance on December 3, 1991, and December 9, 1991. In addition, air emission information was submitted to the U.S. EPA on August 16, 1991, and amended on January 31, 1992. The MPCA and U.S. EPA have reviewed the permit reissuance application for the Safety Kleen Eagan Service Center operated by Safety Kleen Corporation, 777 Big Timber Road, Elgin, Illinois. The facility property is owned by Safety Kleen Corporation. Based on the review, the MPCA and U.S. EPA have made the preliminary decision to reissue the RCRA permit to the Safety Kleen Eagan Service Center and have prepared a draft RCRA permit. As part of its permitting program, the MPCA Commissioner prepares Fact Sheets describing facilities to which the MPCA and U.S. EPA are proposing permit issuance. This fact sheet for the Safety Kleen Eagan Service Center was prepared by the MPCA Commissioner pursuant to the requirements of Minn. Rules pts. 7001.0660 and 7001.0100 (1990) and the U.S. EPA regulations in 40 CFR Section 124.8. A. Facility Description The Safety Kleen Corporation Eagan Service Center is located on a 3.7 acre site in an industrial park at 3227 Terminal Drive in Eagan, Minnesota. The facility has a warehouse/office building of 13,400 square feet,. a return/fill station for mineral spirits handling, two (2) aboveground storage tanks, and a flammables storage shed. Safety Kleen route vans bring drums of waste mineral spirits to return/fill station at the Service Center. The drums are emptied, and the waste mineral spirits is pumped into the 17,000 gallon waste mineral spirits storage tank. Approximately once per week, a Safety Kleen tank trailer takes the waste mineral spirits to a recycling center. Waste mineral spirits dumpster mud that is generated by the settling of solids in the dumpster/drum washer is periodically cleaned out, placed in drums, and stored in the designated storage area of the warehouse. Approximately once per year, the sludge that accumulates in the bottom of the waste mineral spirits storage tank is pumped out into a vacuum truck and transported directly to a recycling center. The other hazardous wastes managed at the Eagan Service Center are brought to the Service Center in drums, stored in designated storage areas, and shipped for recycling without the drums being opened at the Eagan Service Center. Dry cleaning wastes-spent filter cartridges, powder residue from filter systems, and still bottoms containing perchloroethylene, mineral spirits, or trichloro-trifluoroethane are stored in the container storage area of the warehouse or the accumulation center. Two (2) formulations of immersion cleaner and waste antifreeze are also stored in the container storage area of the warehouse or the accumulation center. Waste lacquer thinner, mineral spirits,1,1,1-trichloroethane, perchloroethylene, trichloroethylene, methylene chloride, 1,1,2-trichloroethane, 1,2,2-trifluoroethane, and lacquer thinners are stored in the flammables shed. Safety Kleen expects to handle a maximum of.964,000 gallons of hazardous waste at the facility annually. -3- B. Summary of Basis for the Draft Permit Conditions As described in the introductory paragraph to this fact sheet, the proposed RCRA permit would be reissued as part of a hazardous waste permitting program operated by the MPCA under Minn. Stat. chs. 115 and 116_,(1990) and Minn. Rules chs. 7001 and 7045 (1990) and by the U.S. EPA under 40 CFR Parts 124 and 264. The conditions in the draft RCRA permit are based on the provision of Minn. Rules pts. 7045.0450 - 7045.0544 (1990), which establishes standards for facilities which treat, store, and/or dispose of hazardous waste. No releases of hazardous wastes and no Solid Waste Management Units (SWMU) have been identified at the Eagan Service Center. Therefore, the draft RCRA permit does not contain conditions relating to Minn. Rules pt: 7045.0485 (1990) and corrective action at the facility. The federal portion of the draft RCRA Permit contains the following conditions which are required by RCRA, as amended by HSWA: 1. Land disposal restrictions regulations for hazardous waste under authority of 3004 (n) of RCRA (40 CFR Part 268); and 2. Applicable requirements pertaining to.standards for process vents and air emissions resulting from equipment leaks under authority of 3004 (n) of RCRA 940 CFR Part 264). The RCRA permit will be effective until five (5) years from the date of reissuance or until terminated, revoked, or amended by the MPCA or U.S. EPA. To obtain a reissued permit, Safety Kleen shall request that the MPCA and U.S. EPA review and reissue the RCRA permit. In accordance with Minn. Rules pt. 7001.0040, subp. 3 (1990), an application for reissuance of the permit must be submitted no later than 180 days prior to the expiration date of the RCRA permit. A similar duty to reapply is also required in 40 CFR Section 270.30(b). C. MPCA's Procedures for Reaching a Final Decision The Safety Kleen permit reissuance application and air emission information, the draft RCRA permit, the public notice, and fact sheet are available for public inspection and copying at the Eagan Library at 1340 Wescott Road in Eagan. These materials and other supporting documents are also available in the administrative record at the offices of the MPCA, Hazardous Waste Permit and Review Unit, 520 Lafayette Road North, St. Paul, Minnesota 55155-4194 from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays (contact Thomas Townsend at 612/297-8375 for additional reviewing information). These materials will also be available for review at the offices of the U.S. EPA, RCRA Permitting Branch, 77 West Jackson Boulevard, Chicago, Illinois 60604-3590 from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays (contact Diane Sharrow at 312/886-6199 for additional information). A copy of the draft RCRA permit and fact sheet will be mailed to any interested person upon the MPCA's receipt of a written request for these documents. Such requests should be mailed to Thomas Townsend at the address listed below. Written comments on the permit reissuance application, and draft RCRA permit, or any other provision relating to the state permit will be accepted by the MPCA at the St. Paul address indicated below, during the public comment period, which -4- commences on August 6, 1992, and ends September 23, 1992. The MPCA's rules governing the contents of written comments are set forth in Minn. Rules pt. 7001.0110, subp. 2 (1990). Under these rules, written comments must include: 1. A statement of the person's interest in the permit..application or the draft RCRA permit; 2. A statement of the action the person wishes the MPCA. to take, including specific references to sections of the draft RCRA permit that the.-person believes should be changed; and 3. The reasons supporting the person's position, stated with sufficient specificity as to allow the MPCA to investigate the merits of the person's positions. Interested individuals also may submit written requests for the MPCA to hold a public informational meeting or a contested case hearing. The MPCA's rules governing public informational meetings and contested case hearings are set out in Minn. Rules pts. 7001.0670; 7001.0110, subp. 3; and 7001.0130 (1990). If a person requests a public informational meeting or contested case hearing, the request must include the information listed in the three items above, a statement of the reasons the person desires the MPCA to hold a public informational meeting or contested case hearing, and the issues that the person would like the MPCA to address at the public informational meeting or contested case hearing. Written comment and requests for a public hearing on the draft federal permit must meet the requirements of 40 CPR Sections 124.11 - 124.13, which are similar to state procedures outlined above, except that the U.S. EPA makes no provisions for a contested case hearing. Written comments will be accepted by Diane Sharrow of the U.S. EPA at the Chicago address indicated below during the public comment period. A request for a public hearing shall be in writing and shall state the nature of the issues proposed to be raised at the hearing. The public comment period may be extended by the MPCA Commissioner or the U.S. EPA Regional Administrator if the Commissioner or the Regional Administrator find that an extension of time is necessary to facilitate additional public comment. Written comments or requests for a public informational meeting and/or contested case hearing should be sent to: Thomas Townsend Minnesota Pollution Control Agency Hazardous Waste Permit and Review Unit 520 Lafayette Road North St. Paul, Minnesota 55155-4194 All comments or requests submitted to the MPCA and the U.S. EPA for consideration of a public informational meeting and/or a contested case hearing must be received by the MPCA no later than September 23, 1992. The MPCA will forward a copy of any such information to the U.S. EPA. Comments on the draft -5- Federal permit or requests for a federal public hearing should be submitted to Diane Sharrow of the U.S. EPA at the Chicago address given below. The MPCA requests that a copy of these documents be mailed to the MPCA at the same time as they are mailed to the U.S. EPA. After the close of the public comment period, all comments and requests for a public informational meeting or contested case hearing will be reviewed. In reaching a final determination on the matters subject to this notice, the MPCA will follow its rules for public informational meetings and contested case hearings [Minn. Rules pt. 7001.0670 (1990)] and for final determination [Minn. Rules pt. 7001.0680 (1990)]. Notification of the permit decision will be provided to each person who submitted written or oral comments or requested notice of the decision. In accordance with Minn. Rules pt. 7001.0660, item E (1990), the MPCA Commissioner will respond to all significant comments on the draft state permit, specify what actions the MPCA will take in response to the comments, state which provisions of the permit were changed, if any, and indicate whether additional documents have been included in the administrative record. All significant comments on the draft Federal permit will be responded to by the Regional Administrator or his designee, and actions to be taken will be specified. The U.S. EPA will also state which provisions of the Federal permit were changed, if any, and indicate whether additional comments have been included in the administrative record as part of its response to new points raised or new material supplied during the public comment period. The U.S. EPA will follow its rules for making final determinations on permits as cited in 40 CFR Sections 124.15 through 124.21. The final Federal decision will also refer to -.he U.S. EPA procedures for appealing the decision which can be found in 40 CFR Part 124.19. In addition to information on the terms of the draft RCRA permit, the MPCA and U.S. EPA are also soliciting information regarding any other SWMUs or releases of hazardous waste or constituents from any units at the Safety Kleen Eagan Service Center. Such information should be submitted to the MPCA (directly to Thomas Townsend at the above address). The MPCA will forward a copy of any such information to the U.S. EPA. Any information related to the Federal portion of the RCRA permit should be submitted to the U.S. EPA at the following address: Diane Sharrow (telephone 312/886-6199) RCRA Permitting Branch Waste Management Division U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Region V, 5H-RPB-8J 77 West Jackson Boulevard Chicago, Illinois 60604-3590 Should new information be received on corrective action for releases from SWMUs, or on other areas of concern, both the RCRA permit and'the public notice will be modified accordingly. The MPCA will make a final determination on whether a need for additional corrective action and for the implementation of a waste minimization program exists under the provisions of Minn. Rules chs. 7001 and 7045. 3Z? 7 7e'rVK10J bK)'Ue Council Minutes September 3, 1985 L041 $?, !g 7-EXh ? :TN D, PK 1. The staff shall determine whether all necessary State, Federal and County regulations will be complied with, including whether covered outside storage is necessary, and in the event that it is necessary, that the application be returned to the City Council for reconsideration. 2. The approval shall be limited to the storage of combustible, non- flammable solvents as described by Raymond Karass. 3. The storage tanks shall be installed in accordance with the Eagan Fire Marshall recommendations, and shall meet all of the standards set forth by agencies which have control over these types of chemicals, including Dakota County and State of Minnesota Environmental Protection and Pollution Control Agencies, and any other State and County agencies with jurisdiction. 4. An upgraded landscape plan shall be provided for review and approval by City staff and an adequate landscape bond shall be required and not released until one year after the landscaping has been completed, and the landscaping plan shall take into consideration appropriate screening from the Waldor property at Lot 3, Block 1, Sibley Terminal Industrial Park. 5. The present building will be brought to all present standards of the Uniform Building Code and Eagan Zoning regulations.r 6. All other applicable ordinances shall be enforced. 7. The tanks shall not exceed 10 1/2 feet in diameter or 20 feet in height, and they shall be painted white. 8. No more than two tanks shall be installed without obtaining an additional conditional use permit for additional tanks. All voted affirmatively. WHISPERING WOODS 2ND ADDITION - PRELIMINARY PLAT The application of Donald Hills for preliminary plat approval of Whispering Woods 2nd Addition consisting of 15 single family lots on approximately 5 acres and rezoning from. A (Agricultural) to R-1, and a variance of 10 feet from the 30 foot front setback requirement for certain lots was next brought before the Council. The 10 foot variance from the 30 foot setback would cover Lots 3, 4, 5, 6, 11, 12, and 13, and a 20 foot rear yard variance from 50 feet to 30 feet on Lots 1, 2, 3, and 4 along Slaters Road. Dale Runkle discussed with the Council the variances proposed and it was noted that certain trees and reduction of grading are the reasons for the request. In addition, the variance requested along Lots 1 through 4 was due to the 100 foot right-of-way for Slaters Road, which is wider than the normal City street requirements. There was also concern by Councilman Smith and by the staff, about grading of the north-south street on the east line in the future. I 11 Council Minutes September 3, 1985 FEDERAL LAND COMPANY - TOWN CENTRE 100 FIRST ADDITION - WAIVER OF PLAT .The application of Federal Land Company for waiver of plat to secure an additional 15 feet of land along the westerly property line of Lot 1, Block 2, Town Centre 100 First Addition was considered by the Councilmembers. The Advisory Planning Commission recommended approval subject to conditions. Dale Runkle explained that due.to a transmission line easement over the easterly 24 feet of the subject parcel, which will be a day care center site, the applicant desires an additional 15 feet along the 225 foot westerly property edge. The applicant has indicated that it will include the additional 15 feet in the replat of Outlot D. Charles Bartholdi appeared for the applicant. There were no objections and upon motion by Wachter, seconded Egan, it was resolved that the application be approved, subject to the following conditions: 1. The 15 foot change shall be platted at the time of the platting of Outlot D. 2. The easements on the westerly portion of the property shall be vacated immediately and new easements to replace the old easements shall be dedicated by the property owner immediately. All voted in favor. I SAFETY KLEEN CORPORATION - CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT The application of Safety Kleen Corporation for conditional use permit to allow outside storage at its property on Lot 4, Block 1, Sibley Terminal Industrial Park was then brought to the Council for consideration. The Advisory Planning Commission recommended approval, subject to numerous conditions. Dale Runkle detailed the application, noting that the company deals with leasing hydrocarbons and chlorinated solvents for washing parts and equipment and has purchased the existing building and is proposing to construct three 15,000 gallon storage tanks for a total of 45,000 gallon capacity. The tanks would be above ground and diked in order to meet health and safety requirements of the applicable State and County agencies. Ray Karass of Safety Kleen appeared and indicated that Safety Kleen would agree to build only two tanks as proposed by the City at the present time. He mentioned that the applicant will provide for 15,000 gallons for each tank plus displacement from the other tanks,. plus 10% would be available for storage. He noted that it is a warehouse facility and that the material is combustible but not flammable. The applicant also indicated that they would need a hazardous waste manifest and Mayor Blomquist asked questions and was concerned about whether a covered outside storage area is required by the Pollution Control Agency in Dakota County. Major concerns were whether all regulations would be complied with and Smith moved, Slomquist seconded the motion to approve the application, subject to the following: 10 October 3, 1990 VIA FEDERAL EXPRESS Mr. Joe Merchak Construction Analyst City of Eagan 3830 Pilotknob Rd. Eagan, MN 55122 Re: Interior Completion Warehouse Space Safety-Kleen Corp 3227 Terminal Dr. Eagan, MN Dear Mr. Merchak: Enclosed you will find revised, certified drawings for the above mentioned project. These drawings reflect your requested changes based upon your last review. The following are the items which have been corrected on these drawings: A section has indicated on the drawing showing how exiting can be accomplished over the ramp and through the exit doors. 2. A second means of egress has been installed on the south side of the existing building. 3. Enclosed you will find a product list of the material which Safety-Kleen intends to store in this warehouse. According to the list, all materials are non-flammable. This list was given to us by Safety-Kleen Corporation for the express purpose of information for your use. You will note the certification of the drawings is done with my Illinois license, and the notation that I have a Minnesota license pending as of September 27, 1990. I have enclosed a copy of the letter from the state of Minnesota, signed by the executive secretary, indicating same. ELECTRICAL/MECHANICAL ENGINEERS AND DESIGN CONSULTANTS 2850 Maria Ave. Northbrook, ittinois 60062-2033 (708) 4803040 FAX 1708) 480-9793 1EK INC. October 2, 1990 Re: Interior Completion Safety-Kleen Warehouse Space Eagan, MN Page 2 If you have any questions regarding this work, please do not hesitate to contact me. We would like to issue the permit as soon as possible. We apologize for the delay and thank you in advance. Sincerely, JEK;'INC 1 L. Janc k / roject Ar itect MU/jh Encl. CC: Ray Karass, Safety-Kleen Corp. RESTAURANT FILTERS Ski UNIT STANDARD UNIT PER SHIPPING SHIPPING INVENTORY TOTAL SHIPPING SHIPPINC UNIT - PRODUCT METHOD OF rART DiCR13TION CONTAINER SALE S11I1'11ING CARTON CARTON I.EVF.L-N0. STORAGE CARTON CARTON CONTAINER PRODUCT FIRE FIRE %0. SIZE QUANTITY CARTON SIZE 1: H-W CU. FT. . OF CARTONS CU. FT. MATERIAL FIRE RATING MATERIAL CONTENTS RATING FIGHTING 300 Wipe Clean Cal .lug Each Ctn/4 13-13-13 1.27 12 Ctn 15.24 Corr. Bx C Plastic Soap Non Water Spray 301 Oak Clean .1 1. Ctn/4 13-13-13 1.27 75 Ctn 95.25 C Caustic 366 Soap, Lemon Scent 50 l.hs Ench 11.5 Dia-16It 1.26 10 Ctn 12.6 Fiber Drum C Same Soap Powder " 7050 Filter-Rorz. Each Pkg/6 9.5-19.5-5.25 .56 6 Ctn 3.36 Shrink Wrap C None Aluminum 7052 Filter-Horz. 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SIIPPING SHIPPING UNIT UNIT PRODUCT METHOD OF PART tivSCRBPTION CONTAINER SALE: S111PPING r.1RT+S CARTON LEVta: NO. STORAGE CART(1N CART')N CONTAINER CONTAINER PRODUCT FIRE. FIRE SI7.F. QUANT 13l' (:ARTOY S17F. I.-II-W CII.FT. OF CARTONS CO. Fr. MATER IAl. FIRE 4ATHNG MATF.RLAL FIRE RATING. CONTENTS RATING FIGHTING ' _ _ - 1,00 Max 20 Can Fn Ctn/6 13-6-9 .41/Ctn 25 Gin 10.25 Corr. Rx C Metal Can Non Wax C Water Spray 402 Finisle ('.laze I Qt " Cln/12 14-10-10 .834 16 Ctn 13.34 C Plastic C C + 403 Cleaner Wax 1 Qt " Cln/12 14-10-10 .834 12 Ctn 10.00 C " C " C " 410 Uh.Walt Tire Gal JuR Ctn/4 13-12-13 1.12 13 Ctn 14.56 C " C Alkaline Non •' " Cleaner (Ready Mix) 41I I.b.Wall Tire Cal Jug Cln/4 13-12-11 1.12 15 Ctn 16.80 C " C Alkaline Clearer (Concentrate) 412 Cphols. Shampoo Gal Jug " Cln/4 13-12-13 1.12 6 Ctn 6.72 " C C Soap '•. 413 Vinyl Coat Cl. 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Non Powdered Soap " Wood, Poly. C 27, Metal Non to 1• Paper/Fiber C MetaliPlastic. C Polyethvlene C C Dye C Rubber Seals C Soap Powder Non Rubber Seal C Water Spray .. u .. n n n to .. .1 .. n w 11 n to a n n .. n to n n to 1. to 31 to ! to n e + n to 11 to n .. n to r « n to 11 to to to n to OFFICE OF THE BOARD 133 7th Street East St. Paul, NN 55101 STATE OF MINNESOTA met BOARD OF ARCHITECTURE, ENGINEERING, LAND SURVEYING AND LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE September 27, 1990 Mr. Mel L. Janczak 31 North Pleasant Drive Schaumbura, IL 60194 Dear Mr. Janczak: The receipt of your application for with fee of $100.00 is acknowledged. your receipt. PHONE: 296.238E licensure as Architect, Your canceled check is Your application appears to be in order and you may practice your profession while your application is pending pursuant to MSA 326.13, Clause (2) (1988) and Minnesota Rules, Part 1800.0900, Subpart 6. Enclosed is Board Form AELA-2r (Procedure for Signing and Dating Plans by Applicants for Licensure by Comity) for your information and use. The Board will review your application at its next scheduled meeting. You will be informed of their determination. If your application is approved, a license fee will be requested. A license to practice will be issued to you and a Certificate of Registration, suitable for framing, will be ordered from the engrosser. If you do not meet the requirements of Minnesota Law, you will. be advised as to any additional requirements necessary in order to qualify for licensure in Minnesota. ??r??ef/ly, S4e4, V`'ulA Lowell E. Torseth Executive Secretary LET:sll Enclosures A-3r (Rev. 2/90) AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER OF 3830 PILOT KNOB ROAD EAGAN, MINNESOTA 55122-1897 PHONE: (612) 454.8100 FAX: (612) 454 8363 October 10, 1990 RAY KARASS, PROJECT MANAGER SAFETY-KLEEN CORP 777 BIG TIMBER RD ELGIN, IL 60123 (708) 697-8460 Re: Warehouse interior remodel 3227 Terminal Drive; Eagan, Minnesota Dear Mr. Karass: THOMAS EGAN Maya DAVID K. GUSTAFSON PAMELA McCREA TIM PAWLENTY THEODORE WACHTER CWncil Members THOMAS HEDGES Cey ACminaRato, EUGENE VAN OVERBEKE Cky Clerk This letter is written to confirm our understanding that the continuing use of this existing building as an accumulation center for hazardous materials will cease upon the completion of the proposed new building which is to be built to the north of the present structure. It is noted that certain. difficulties make strict compliance with the current provisions of the building code impractical. For example, the existing building is located closer. than permitted (by UBC Table 9-C) to the property line. It is further noted that the proposed remodeling consists primarily of providing for spill containment, fire walls, and additional emergency exiting. Therefore, pursuant to Section 104(b) of the building code, it is our determination that the alterations as proposed will result in the building being no more hazardous than before such alterations are undertaken. Based upon the above information, a building permit will be issued upon payment of the required fees. F,--- Sincerely, A< 01 Joe Merchak, Construction Analyst Protective Inspections cc: Roger Hokanson, Contractor Me] L. Janczak, Architect JM/mg THE LONE OAK TREE ...THE SYMBOL OF STRENGTH AND GROWTH IN OUR COMMUNITY Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer IUY z 1 1990 November 19, 1990 Mr. Joe Merchak City of Eagan 3830 Pilot Knob Rd. Eagan, MN 55121 VIA FEDERAL EXPRESS Re: Safety-Kleen Corporation 3227 Terminal Drive Eagan, MN JEK #1064 Dear Mr. Merchak: Enclosed you will find four sets of sealed the installation of the emergency sump pum referenced Safety-Kleen location. We feel work is an extention of the permit already department; that is, the remodeling of the temporary 1-B storage area. drawings which cover ps for the above that this phase of the approved by your warehouse to a The installation of sump pumps is a requirement by the Environmental Protection Agency. In the event of a spillage within the confines of the building that exceeds the 10% containment that is already designed into the facility, the overflow would then be pumped into this 8,000 gallon storage tank that is indicated on the drawings to be installed. If this system is ever used, the storage tank to be installed would be pumped out and taken to the refinery for processing. ELECTRICAL/MECHANICAL ENGINEERS AND DESIGN CONSULTANTS 2850 Maria Ave. Northbrook, Illinois 60062-2033 1708) 480-3040 FAX (708) 480.9793 JEK (NG November 19, 1990 Re: Safety-Kleen Corporation 3222 Terminal Drive Eagan, MN JEK #1064 Page 2 It is my understanding that, according to our records, three tanks were permitted to be installed under the old conditional use permit. Inasmuch as they only installed two tanks, this third could be installed under that old conditional use permit. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me. I would appreciate your processing of this permit to be as quickly as possible. Sinc K, I 1 L. - Ja Z oject r tect MLJ P$': According to the State of Minnesota, I have a license in your state and should be receiving the certificate this week, but I am still using the old license pending certification on this particular set. city of czaga 3830 PILOT KNOB ROAD 1140MAS EGAN EAGAN, MINNESOTA 551221897 Maya PHONE: (612) 454-8100 DAVID K GUSTAFSON FAX. (612) 454-8363 PAMaA M:CREA TIM PAWLENFY THEODORE WACHTER Cw I MtmCCrS THOMAS HEDGES CRy AdminStratm November 23 1990 , EUGENE VAN OVERBEKE CM Clerk MEL L JANCZAK, PROJECT ARCHITECT JEKINC 2850 MARIA AVE NORTHBROOK .IL 60062-2033 Re: Safety-Kleen Corporation: 3227 Terminal Drive: Eaton Minnesota Dear Mr.. Janczak: We are in receipt of the construction drawings and your accompanying letter for the proposed emergency sump pump and overflow storage tank improvements at the above- referenced location. In response to your inquiry, a formal review of the project will begin and permits to proceed will be issued only after the following items have been completed. 1. A conditional use permit must be applied for and obtained for the third tank. The City Council minutes of September 3, 1985 states in part that "...no more than two tanks shall be installed without obtaining an additional conditional use permit for additional tanks." 2. The structural design of the bridge and piping supports, the mechanical design of the sump's piping, and the electrical design of the wiring must be done by licensed engineers. Minnesota rules do not permit architects to certify engineering design. 3. Piping and other construction which would extend outside of the existing confines of the present structure should be designed to meet or exceed the 30-foot-minimum setback from the property lines as required by the building code (see Table 9-C). 4. Permit applications must be made for the proposed work---a building permit for the overall work, including the Group M-2 structures; a mechanical permit for the process piping, including the sump pumps; and an electrical permit for the wiring and other electrical equipment. THE LONE OAK TREE ...THE SYMBOL OF STRENGTH AND GROWTH IN OUR COMMUNITY Equol Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer MEL L JANCZAK NOVEMBER 23, 1990 PAGE TWO I have enclosed the conditional use and building permit applications for your use. Typically, the mechanical and electrical contractors obtain their own respective permits. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate, to contact us in the community development department. Sincerely, Joe Merchak, Construction Analyst Protective Inspections Enclosures cc: Ray Karass, Project Manager, Safety-Kleen Corporation Doug Reid, Chief Building Official Jim Sturm, City Planner it 3830 Pilot Knob Road Eagan, MN 55122-1897 city of eagan (612) 454-8100 • Fax. 454-8363 RECORD OF TELEPHONE CONVERSATION DATE: 2q- 9c) TIME: 9:45 TALKED WITH : RANDY 1'2 #J REPRESENTING : = NST??Al Devvy- Co , PHONE NO.: /s12-'7 S (0 ` 4I730 SUBJECT/PROJECT/CONTRACT : FIme Dlool a A7TAcwm&wT -ry Moymma-b AQMA w. u- AT: SAJFgry ki-? T 37-z'? 7&Rmj AL bwvE ITEMS DISCUSSED: =NSTALL6ii IS R Egt4E6TIN6- APPADVALTtb Boc.-r 3- HR Rou1I4G Fmebona 'b rN6 Zx6 Wcczc c SnAMPORT70^1 OF "Y-HOUR MorupmrD AREA UJALL! Z S-iA-MrA THAT IT IS OtAP, Po sMof.J rHAT THIS IS AN fix H4, CaND17 0JIJ AND THAT FURM'ODL/ NG T14AT' 4J1" R6bG1ce AM s-uNIX }A,:?012DS QRR INCdS&% TVIE SAFely 0F•LuILVIN6 9S AGceprABGE (Ssc LtBc. HOW EIDER 17 IS NP •PD THE AQ" IT Gyr nF RECORD Im A PRo?E OR SPCI •na=516wJ e-MiTEnPA JE?3AQD/N& TH/S dfA.72%2e ID4'41LN ,4 GompLETE - H094IQ F R X>ee+ Q ASSgs lWBLy S&04ec.a BE Ls?A c.L_ / N ST A-t.t.E'D I N A 4-flu?, o G mP.cs?na?K. cc : CITY STAFF I0qJ I?" THE LONE OAK TREE ... THE SYMBOL OF STRENGTH AND GROWTH IN OUR COMMUNITY CITY OF EAGAN SEWER & WATER CONNECTION CHARGES - 1990 EXISTING COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES (COMMERCIAL SAC TO BE DETERMINED BY MWCC) ) $ WATE CONNECTION $ 625:00 Xun Prev RPr v ece usly Pd. ReceiptRGE $ 15.50 WATER PERMIT SURCH? $ 15.50 $ TREATM/PLANT $ (u t) TAP PLBG. CHARGE $ 20.50 + WATE $ SEWER & WATER CONNECTION CHARGES SAC ($700 per unit) $ Previously Pd Receipt # WATER CONNECTION $ 625.00 Previously Pd Receipt # SEWER & WATER PERMIT & SURCHARGE $ 30.50 TREATMENT PLANT FEE ($252 per SAC unit) $ PLUMBING PERMIT & SURCHARGE $ 20.50 + TAPS TOTAL 7-?19 pf2o fFCr 15 oN MOLD ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -f OFFICE USE ONLY a. 00 . Nn.G, rt ASSESSMENTS PROPERTY OWNER SAFETY KLEEN PRV _ TELEPHONE # 443-2958 (HARTMAN EXCAVATING) # TAPS ADDRESS 3227 TERMINAL DR WAIVER L 041 B 1 SECT. SIBLEY TERMINAL INDUSTRIAL PARK P.I.D. 010-68050-041-01 SPECI AL AS SESSMENT SEARCH SUMMARY AS OF: 12/03/1990 PROPERTY ID: 10-68050-041-01 S/A# ASSESSMENT DESCRIPT. YEAR TM RATE TOTAL ANN.PRIN. PAYOFF CD 100040 SAN SW TRK 1967 30 6.0000 243.25 8.10 56.95 100046 S/W L W AR 1968 20 6.0000 1838.45 0.00 0.00 CL 100069 STREET 1969 10 6.0000 532.48 0.00 0.00 CL 100133 STREET 1971 10 8.0000 840.00 0.00 0.00 CL 100410 STM STRK&L 1978 15 8.0000 2361.37 157.42 472.33 1OP578 STORM SEWER 0000 10 0.0000 10256.00 0.00 PN ------ SUMMARY OF LEVIED 2604.62 165.52 529.28 ****** 1990 P&I CERTIFIED 219.80 ------ SUMMARY OF DEFERRED 0.00 0.00 0.00 ------ SUMMARY OF PENDING 10256.00 0.00 0.00 - ------ SUMMARY OF CLOSED 3210.93 Press ENTER; or F1, F4, F5, F7, F8 M E M O R A N D U M TO: JIM STURM, CITY PLANNER PAT GEAGAN, POLICE CHIEF DALE WEGLEITNER, FIRE INSPECTOR BILL AKINS, ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR ON HOHENSTEIN, ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT PUBLIC WORKS/ENGINEERING/UTILITIES/STREETS GENE VANOVERBEKE, FINANCE DIRECTOR FROM: DOUG REID, CHIEF BUILDING OFFICIAL DATE: NOV. 7-11 1990 RE: PLAN REVIEW 3aa-? ? I'\A. &8asv oyi of The _ preliminary L construction plans for OVERFLOW TANK g PIPING --SAFETY-KLEEN WPM are in our plan review section for your review and comment. Please return this form to Joe Merchak with your initialized comments and the date of review. Ipatite0:-tU X5.5 .<? within five haya.-w ll b gotis3dered Ot[ .? ppz0V;A3;. If you have any objections to approval of these plans, it is your responsibility to notify this department and resolve any problems. DR/ j s /LQvis.?u?- cowo?? na. P . 10 SSignatui4e Date o' AA.QA- ae-n? TAL, h,*C? A4- -4,4-? 'ra af f RO-,X- 4qZ-"- Minnesota Pollution Control Agency QILJW . MOU04 May 6, 1986 Ms. Ellen J. Jurczak, P.E. Environmental Engineer Safety Kleen Corporation 777 Big Timber Road Elgin, Illinois 60120 Dear Ms. Jurczak: RE: Safety K1een Service Center, Eagan, Minnesota MND981097884 We have completed technical review of the Part B application for a hazardous waste facility permit for the referenced facility. Review of the information submitted indicate that the facility is in compliance with applicable design and operation standards set forth in Minn. Rules Parts 7045.0450 - 7045.0544. Therefore, we will be preparing a draft hazardous waste facility permit for the facility. We intend to provide you with an opportunity to review the draft permit prior to placing it on public notice. As you may know, the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) was amended in November, 1984. These amendments may impact the permitting of your facility. Specifically, they require the clean up of past releases of hazardous constituents from any on-site waste management units to be addressed prior to RCRA permit issuance. Although Minnesota's hazardous waste program now operates in lieu of the federal RCRA program, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency will still be involved in permit issuance as it relates to the new RCRA requirements. Under Section 206 and Section 233 of the Hazardous and Solid Waste Amendments of 1984 (copy enclosed), all facilities that apply for a facility permit must provide for corrective action for all releases of hazardous waste or constituents from any solid waste management unit, regardless of the time at which waste was placed in the unit. Please note that both hazardous and nonhazardous waste can meet the definition of solid waste under 40 CFR 261.2. At the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) request, the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA) is collecting the information addressing these requirements during the permit review process. Phone: 1935 West County Road B2, Roseville, Minnesota 55113-2785 Regional Offices • Duluth/Brainerd/Detroit Lakes/Marshall/Rochester Equal Opportunity Employer Ms. Ellen J. Jurczak, P.E. Page Two EPA will use this information in determining if a release has occurred at the facility site. Where releases have occurred, measures must be taken to ensure that corrective actions either have been taken, or will be taken, prior to a decision on your permit. An important part of this determination depends upon your willingness (or unwillingness) to sign the enclosed certification statement. Please read it carefully, and either sign it and return it, or return it to us unsigned with a cover letter of explanation within three weeks of the date of this letter. The public notice regarding the draft permit of your facility will indicate that you have submitted the certification regarding releases. In addition, it will include a request for the public to provide information regarding releases of hazardous waste or hazardous constituents at the facility or solid waste management units. The public notice will be in a newspaper of general circulation in the area of the facility. If you have any questions regarding the Part B permit application and its review, please contact Thomas B. Townsend of my staff att612/296-7318: Sinc ely, Steven A. Reed, Supervisor Hazardous Waste Permit and Review Unit Hazardous Waste Section Solid and Hazardous Waste Division SAR/TBT:cv Enclosure cc: Mr. Charles Slaustas, U. S. Environmental Protection Agency, Chicago Mr. Michael Bovee, S-K Corp., Burnsville Jty of eagan MUNICIPAL CENTER 3830 PILOT KNOB ROAD EAGAN, MINNESOTA 55122.1897 PHONE: (612) 681.4600 FAX: (612) 681.4612 September 16, 1992 MAINTENANCE FACILITY 3501 COACHMAN POINT EAGAN, MINNESOTA 55122 PHONE: (612) 681-4300 FAX: (612) 661.4360 GARY MCLAGAN QUESTEC CORPORATION 4812 SANTANA CIR COLUMBIA MO 65203 RE: OFFICE RENOVATION SAFETY-KLEEN CORP 3227 TERMINAL DRIVE Dear Mr. McLagan: THOMAS EGAN Mayor PATRICIA AWADA PAMELA McCREA TIM PAWLENTY THEODORE WACHTER COUMU Members THOMAS HEDGES City Adminlnslrator EUGENE VAN OVERBEKE City Clerk We have completed our review of the plans/specifications submitted for the above-referenced project. It is our hope that this report will be of benefit to you in achieving a project that complies with the various state and local codes, laws, and ordinances. After making the necessary corrections, please submit the corrected construction documents for review. OCCUPANCY SEPARATION ' Please note that the walls and floor/ceiling assemblies separating the area of rooms/corridor 001, 002, 003, 004, and 005 from the storage/warehouse areas must be constructed as an occupancy separation with a minimum one-hour fire-resistive rating. This might require the extension of the rated floor/ceiling assembly over corridor 002. Refer to U.B.C., section 503 and Table 5-B. • Openings in this occupancy separation must be protected by fire-assemblies having a one-hour fire-protection rating. This would include door No. 4. Refer to U.B.C., section 503(c). • Fire dampers shall be installed where ducts penetrate the occupancy separation. Refer to U.B.C. 43060). • No finish flooring is specified for the "mezzanine" floor. Please note that Underwriters Laboratory Design No. L513 requires gypsum wallboard battens under floor panel joints if an approved finish flooring system is omitted. CODES & CERTIFICATIONS Please note that the applicable plumbing code is found in Minnesota Rules, chapter 4715 and is known as the 1990 edition of the "Minnesota Plumbing Code". Regulations regarding the THE LONE OAK TREE ... THE SYMBOL OF STRENGTH AND GROWTH IN OUR COMMUNITY Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer .1 "Minnesota Uniform Fire Code" are in Minnesota Rules, chapter 7510. A listing of those codes and documents that comprise the 1990 edition of the "Minnesota State Building Code" is enclosed herewith. ' A licensed engineer must provide the certified structural design of the "mezzanine" (Plan Sheet No. 2). Refer to U.B.C. 302(b) and Minnesota Rules chapter, 1800 parts 5200 and 5300. EXITING Exit from corridor 002 may not be interrupted by an intervening room. This condition might be corrected by an eight foot southerly corridor extension with an exit door opening to the building exterior. Refer to U.B.C., section 3305(a). • Considering the previous item, revise and redirect proposed exit signage. • The proposed exit sign in the warehouse at Door No. 4 should be eliminated. U.B.C., section 3303(e) prohibits exits which pass through restrooms, closets, or spaces used for similar purposes. ' Relocate the water fountain to a handicap accessible location such that it does not project into the required minimum 44 inch corridor width. Refer to U.B.C., section 3305(b) and (d). MISCELLANEOUS • The base in toilet rooms must be at least five inches high. Refer to U.B.C., section 510(b). • Submit a SAC unit determination letter from the Metropolitan Waste Control Commission. Sincerely, (ee VA +, ?w 42 Joe Merchak, Construction Analyst Protective Inspections Division Department of Community Development JMrs attach. cc: Doug Reid, Chief Building Official Construction Inspectors Ray Karass, Safety-Kleen Corporation Brian J. Pape, Architect, ATC Incorporated Rick A. Bartelt, Engineer, Questec Corporation THE COMPOSITION AND USE OF THE MINNESOTA STATE BUILDING CODE The Minnesota State Building Code, to be known as the " State Building Code", includes the following documents or codes pertaining to the construction and/or use of buildings. Minnesota State Building Code regulations known and identified as Chapters 1300, 1301, 1302, 1305, 1310, 1315, 1330, 1335, 1346, 1350, 1355, 1380, and 1385. 2. The Minnesota State Building Code adopts by reference the following codes: (a.) 1988 Edition of the Uniform Building Code, identified as "UBC"; (b.) 1990 National Electrical Code, identified as "NEC"; (c.) 1987 American National Standard Safety Code for Elevators, Dumbwaiters, Escalators, and Moving Walks, identified as ANSI-A 17.1-1987 including supplement ANSI-A 17.1a -1988, and ANSI-A 17.3-1986. (d.) One and Two Family Dwelling Code, 1986 Edition. 3. Minnesota State Building Code Chapter 1346 known as the "Minnesota Uniform Mechanical Code--adopts by reference the 1988 Edition of the Uniform Mechanical Code as promulgated by the International Conference of Building Officials, Whittier California, and is amended by Rules 1346.0050 through 1346.2600. 4. Energy Conservation Alternatives in Construction, identified as Chapter 7670 adopts by reference the 1983 Edition of the Model Energy Code, as published by the Council of American Building Officials, Falls Church, Virginia. 5. Minnesota State Building Code Chapter 1325 known as "Solar Energy Systems", extracted from Minnesota Rules 1983 as in effect on August 31, 1984. 6. Minnesota State Building Code Chapter 1350, known as the "Manufactured Homes" Rules, 1983 Edition. 7. Minnesota State Building Code Rules Chapter 1355 known as the "Minnesota Plumbing Code" 1990 Edition promulgated by the Minnesota Department of Health and the Minnesota Department of Administration The Minnesota State Building Code is to be used in its entirety by municipalities in administering and enforcing the code as well as by designers and builders in their design and construction of buildings permitted to be constructed in municipalities. MEMO I TOi DIANE b6ft§i UbLITY bILLINd UEfllf FFIOIN: kb kfhS"CMT; Sfi. NGfNtWNQ TI=6I NWIAN. bAtt MANdil 16, 1§04 SfJbJEtl' bEV15??3 I#?? tOIIiII;tjTATifIN§ E?fl ?: TIC Odi-6i; (ddb-C?1 ANii 011-b1 .OF sIeLEY TthMINAL. INbUSfi IAL PAilk . bWNEN ' bAO fY IbUAN 3227'thMINAL bRIVI: bue to building and parking lot expansion; I hive re 'orr`i'putdd the kt&g for Safety Clean located at 3227 TeHinal.brive and the total REF'. 6111buld be revised from i3 to 17:6 REF's. The total list area is 60" acres and the imlierrneable eliFfadd aced wd Iribreased.to 2.5 aces (40%) 2:80 REF per acre. (6.6 times 2 t# _ 17.g) `-?21?- (G%?-dam .. _ • Ed Kirsc t cc: Mike Foertsch EJk%le (- SAFETY KLEEN CORPORATION - CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT G The application of Safety Kleen Corporation for conditional use permit to allow outside storage at its property on Lot 4, Block 1, Sibley Terminal Industrial Park was then brought to the Council. for consideration. The Advisory Planning Commission recommended approval, subject to numerous conditions. Dale Runkle detailed the application, noting that the company deals with leasing hydrocarbons and chlorinated solvents for washing parts and equipment and has purchased the existing building and is proposing to construct three 15,000 gallon storage. tanks for a total of 45,000 gallon capacity. The tanks would be above ground and diked in order to meet health and safety requirements of the applicable State and County agencies. Ray Karass of Safety Kleen appeared and indicated that Safety Kleen would agree to build only two tanks as proposed by the City at the present time. He mentioned that the applicant will provide for 15,000 gallons for each tank plus displacement from the other tanks, plus LOX would be available for storage. He noted that it is a warehouse facility and that the material is combustible but not flammable. The.applicant also indicated that they would need a hazardous waste manifest and Mayor Blomquist asked questions and was concerned about whether a covered outside storage area is required by the Pollution Control Agency in Dakota County. Major concerns were whether all regulations would be complied with and Smith moved, Blomquist seconded the motion to approve the application, sub]ect'to the following: 1. The staff shall determine whether all necessary State, Federal and County regulations will be complied with, including whether covered outside storage is necessary, and in the event that it is necessary, that the application be returned to the City Council for reconsideration. 2. The approval shall be limited to the storage of combustible, non- flammable solvents as described by Raymond Karass. 3. The storage tanks shall be installea in accordance with the Eagan Fire Marshall recommendations, and shall meet all of the standards set forth by agencies which have control over these types of chemicals, including Dakota F County and State of Minnesota Environmental Protection and Pollution Control Agencies, and any other State and County agencies with jurisdiction. 4. An upgraded landscape plan shall be provided for review and approval by City staff and an adequate landscape bond shall be required and not released until one year after the landscaping has been completed, and the landscaping plan shall take into consideration appropriate screening from the Walaor property at Lot 3, Block 1, Sibley Terminal Industrial Park. 5. The present building will be brought to all present standards of the Uniform Building Code and Eagan Zoning regulations. 6. All other applicable ordinances shall be enforced. 7. The tanks shall not exceed 10 1/2 feet in diameter or 20 feet in height, and they shall be painted white. 8. No more than two tanks shall be installed without obtaining an additional conditional use permit for additional tanks. All voted affirmatively. EXHIBIT 5-13 December 31, 1985 Certified Mail-Return Receipt Requested Eagan Fire Department 2940 Lone Oak Circle Eagan, MN 55121 RE: Safety-Kleen Corp. 3227 Terminal Drive Eagan, MN 55121 Dear Sir: Under terms of U.S. EPA Regulations 40 CFR 265, Safety-Kleen Corp, must make arrangements to familiarize police and fire departments with the layout of the facility, places where facility personnel would be working, entrances to roads in side the facility, and possible evacuation routes. Material Safety Data Sheets and Specification Sheets are enclosed for Mineral Spirits, Immersion Cleaner (chlorinated solvents), and Perchloroethylene (dry cleaning solvent). These documents describe the properties and associated hazardous of the materials at the facility.. , A facility layout plan is attached to show where facility personnel would normally be working, entrances to roads inside facilities, and possible evacuation routes. Copies of the Contingency Plan and Emergency Procedures are also attached for your file. `.? As required by law, we will need your acknowledgment of receipt of this letter, and indications that you have been familiarized with the action necessary in the event of an emergency and that you are willing to provide assistance. If you have any questions or desire to visit our facility, please contact Mr. Michael Bovee at (612) 890-1022. Sincerely, Ellen J. Jurczak, P.E. Environmental Engineer EJJ/jl Enclosures 777 BIG TIMBER ROAD ELGIN, ILLINOIS 60120 PHONE 3121691-8460 TELEX 910 251 4479 Council Minutes September 3, 1985 1. The staff shall determine whether all necessary State, Federal and County regulations will be complied with, including whether covered outside storage is necessary, and in the event that it is necessary, that the application be returned to the City Council for reconsideration. 2. The approval shall be limited to the storage of combustible, non- flammable solvents as described by Raymond Karass. 3. The storage tanks shall be installed in accordance with the Eagan Fire Marshall recommendations, and shall meet all of the standards set forth by agencies which have control over these types of chemicals, including Dakota County and State of Minnesota Environmental Protection and Pollution Control Agencies, and any other State and County agencies with jurisdiction. vim ?'?XM 4. An upgraded `andscape plan shall be provided for review and approval by City staff arfd- an adequate landscape bond. shall be required and not released until one year after the landscaping iasrbeen completed, and the landscaping plan shall take into consideration appropriate screening from the Waldor property at Lot 3, Block 1, Sibley Terminal Industrial Park. 5. The present building will be brought to all present standards of the Uniform Building Code and Eagan Zoning regulations. 6. All other applicable ordin nce hall a enforced. TA11C ?i L-9 D ?ERw? 7. The tanks shall not exceed 10 1/2 feet in diameter or 20 feet in height, and they shall be painted white. 8. No more than two tanks shall be installed without obtaining an additional conditional use permit for additional tanks. All voted affirmatively. WHISPERING WOODS 2ND ADDITION - PRELIMINARY PLAT The application of Donald Hills for preliminary plat approval of Whispering Woods 2nd Addition consisting of 15 single family lots on approximately 5 acres and rezoning from A (Agricultural) to R-1, and a variance of 10 feet from the 30 foot front setback requirement for certain lots was next brought before the Council. The 10 foot variance from the 30 foot setback would cover Lots 3, 4, 5, 6, 11, 12, and 13, and a 20 foot rear yard variance from 50 feet to 30 feet on Lots 1, 2, 3, and 4 along Slaters Road. Dale Runkle discussed with the Council the variances proposed and it was noted that certain trees and reduction of grading are the reasons for the request. In addition, the variance requested along Lots 1 through 4 was due to the 100 foot right-of-way for Slaters Road, which is wider than the normal City street requirements. There was also concern by Councilman Smith and by the staff, about grading of the north-south street on the east line in the future. 11 Council Minutes September 3, 1985 FEDERAL LAND COMPANY - TOWN CENTRE 100 FIRST ADDITION - WAIVER OF PLAT The application of Federal Lana Company for waiver of plat to secure an additional 15 feet of land along the westerly property line of Lot 1, Block 2, Town Centre 100 First Addition was considered by the Councilmembers. The Advisory Planning Commission recommended approval subject to conditions. Dale Runkle explained that due to a transmission line easement over the easterly 24 feet of the subject parcel, which will be a day care center site, the applicant desires an additional 15 feet along the 225 foot westerly property edge. The applicant has indicated that it will include the additional 15 feet in the replat of Outlot D. Charles Bartholdi appeared for the applicant. There were no objections and upon motion by Wachter, seconded Egan, it was resolved that the application be approved, subject to the following conditions: 1. The 15 foot change shall be platted at the time of the platting of Outlot D. 2. The easements on the westerly portion of the property shall be vacated immediately and new easements to replace the old easements shall be dedicated by the property owner immediately. Ail voted in favor. .i ,. 8- Cu -a?z -?-?5 SAFETY KLEEN CORPORATION - CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT The applicationof Safety Kleen Corporation for conditional use permit to allow outside storage at its property on Lot 4, Block 1, Sibley Terminal Industrial Park was then brought to the Council for consideration. The Advisory Planning Commission recommended approval, subject to numerous conditions. Dale Runkle detailed the application, noting that the company deals with leasing hydrocarbons and chlorinated solvents for washing parts and equipment and has purchased the existing building and is proposing to construct three 15,000 gallon storage tanks for a total of 45,000 gallon capacity. The tanks would be above ground and diked in order to meet health and s fety requirements of the applicable/ State and Co my agencies. KRP'A.? 35- 1- J 5-V f Z-e/RZA k' a Karass of Safety Kleen appeared and indicated that Safety Kleen would agree to build only two tanks as proposed by the City at the present time. He mentioned that the applicant will provide for 15,000 gallons for each tank plus displacement from the other tanks, plus 10% would be available for storage. He noted that it is a warehouse facility and that the material is combustible but not flammable. The applicant also indicated that they would need a hazardous waste manifest and Mayor Blomquist asked questions and was concerned about whether a covered outside storage area is required by the Pollution Control Agency in Dakota County. Major concerns were whether all regulations would be complied with and Smith moved, Blomquist seconded the motion to approve the application, subject to the following: 10 Council Minutes September 3, 1985 FEDERAL LAND COMPANY - TOWN CENTRE 100 FIRST ADDITION - WAIVER OF PLAT The application of Federal Lana Company for waiver of plat to secure an additional 15 feet of land along the westerly property line of Lot 1, Block 2, Town Centre 100 First Addition was considered by the Councilmembers. The Advisory Planning Commission recommended approval subject to conditions. Dale Runkle explained that due to a transmission line easement over the easterly 24 feet of the subject parcel, which will be a day care center site, the applicant desires an additional 15 feet along the 225 foot westerly property edge. The applicant has indicated that it will include the additional 15 feet in the replat of Outlot D. Charles Bartholdi appeared for the applicant. There were no objections and upon motion by Wachter, seconded Egan, it was resolved that the application be approved, subject to the following conditions: 1. The 15 foot change shall be platted at the time of the platting of Outlot D. 2. The easements on the westerly portion of the property shall be vacated immediately and new easements to replace the old easements shall be dedicated by the property owner immediately. Ail voted in favor. 8- SAFETY KLEEN CORPORATION - CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT The application of Safety Kleen Corporation for conditional use permit to allow outside storage at its property on Lot 4, Block 1, Sibley Terminal Industrial Park was then brought to the Council for consideration. The Advisory Planning Commission recommended approval, subject to numerous conditions. Dale Runkle detailed the application, noting that the company deals with leasing hydrocarbons and chlorinated solvents for washing parts and equipment and has purchased the existing building and is proposing to construct three 15,000 gallon storage tanks for a total of 45,000 gallon capacity. The tanks would be above ground and diked in order to meet health and safety requirements of the applicable State and County agencies. Ray Karass of Safety Kleen appeared and indicated that Safety Kleen would agree to build only two tanks as proposed by the City at the present time. He mentioned that the applicant will provide for 15,000 gallons for each tank plus displacement from the other tanks, plus 10% would be available for storage. He noted that it is a warehouse facility and that the material is combustible but not flammable. The applicant also indicated that they would need a hazardous waste manifest and Mayor Blomquist asked questions and was concerned about whether a covered outside storage area is required by the Pollution Control Agency in Dakota County. Major concerns were whether all regulations would be complied with and Smith moved, Blomquist seconded the motion to approve the application, subject to the following: 10 Council Minutes September 3, 1985 1. The staff shall determine whether all necessary State, Federal and County regulations will be complied with, including whether covered outside storage is necessary, and in the event that it is necessary, that the application be returned to the City Council for reconsideration. 2. The approval shall be limited to the storage of combustible, non- flammable solvents as described by Raymond Karass. 3. The storage tanks shall be installed in accordance with the Eagan Fire Marshall recommendations, and shall meet all of the standards set forth by agencies which have control over these types of chemicals, including Dakota County and State of Minnesota Environmental Protection and Pollution Control Agencies, and any other State and County agencies with jurisdiction. 4. An upgraded landscape plan shall be provided for review and approval by City staff and an adequate landscape bond shall be required and not released until one year after the landscaping has been completed, and the landscaping plan shall take into consideration appropriate screening from the Waldor property at Lot 3, Block 1, Sibley Terminal Industrial Park. 5. The present building will be brought to all present standards of the Uniform Building Code and Eagan Zoning regulations. 6. All other applicable ordinances shall be enforced. 7. The tanks shall not exceed 10 1/2 feet in diameter or 20 feet in height, and they shall be painted white. 8. No more than two tanks shall be installed without obtaining an additional conditional use permit for additional tanks. 1 All voted affirmatively. WHISPERING WOODS 2ND ADDITION - PRELIMINARY PLAT The application of Donald Hills for preliminary plat approval of Whispering Woods 2nd Addition consisting of 15 single family lots on approximately 5 acres and rezoning from A (Agricultural) to R-1, and a variance of 10 feet from the 30 foot front setback requirement for certain lots was next brought before the Council. The 10 foot variance from the 30 foot setback would cover Lots 3, 4, 5, 6, 11, 12, and 13, and a 20 foot rear yard variance from 50 feet to 30 feet on Lots 1, 2, 3, and 4 along Slaters Road. Dale Runkle discussed with the Council the variances proposed and it was noted that certain trees and reduction of grading are the reasons for the request. In addition, the variance requested along Lots 1 through 4 was due to the 100 foot right-of-way for Slaters Road, which is wider than the normal City street requirements. There was also concern by Councilman Smith and by the staff, about grading of the north-south street on the east line in the future. 11 October 5, 1992 Mr. Joe Merchak Construction Analyst City of Eagan 3830 Pilot Knob Road Eagan, MN 55122 Dear Mr. Merchak: Metropolitan Waste Control Commission Mears Park Centre, 230 East Fifth Street, St. Paul, Minnesota 55101-1633 612 222-8423 The Metropolitan Waste Control Commission determined SAC for the Safety Kleen Corporation Addition to be located at 3227 Terminal Drive within the City of Eagan. This project should be charged 4 SAC Units, as determined below. Charges: Reps Room 480 sq. ft. @ 2400 sq. ft./SAC Unit Men's Shower Room 4 showers @ 1 SAC/shower Total Charge: Credits: Warehouse/Storage 1130 sq. ft. @ 7000 sq. ft./SAC Unit Net Charge If you have any questions, call Jodi Edwards at 229-2113. Sincerely, Roger W. Janzig Planner RWJ:JLE 92100554 cc: S. Selby, MWCC Carolyn Krech, Finance Department, Eagan Howie Beauchamp, Questec Corporation yz? uIldrnr* N41mit-0 00/ 69S Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer SAC Units 0.20 4.00 4.20 0.16 4.04 or 4 DATE: ?-21? TO 41Z(B /?Ataoom , r Z--040=rr &ae 3831s Wl f o?web zaad 9a2a r( MAI 5.S/ZZ. FROM 7-A0q&-6 J 7?iwA PHONE Z`lG "7371 lr4"/a/ Ible 29L^ OS61 ADDRESS: Minnesota Pollution Control ?gency Solid and Hazardous Waste Division 1935 West County Road 82 Roseville, Minnesota 55113 SUBJECT: seA!?2 ?1«K A614 t"f Ail f? 75 411x/ 4.AC ?e?la FOR ? INFORMATION REVIEW AND COMMENT APPROVAL AS YOU REQUESTED Minnesota Pollution Control Agency vuulo September 29, 1986 Ms. Ellen J. Jurczak, P.E. Environmental Engineer Safety Kleen Corporation 777 Big Timber Road Elgin, Illinois 60120 Dear Ms. Jurczak: RE: Safety Kleen, Eagan, Minnesota MND 981-097-884 Enclosed is a Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA) Hazardous Waste Storage Facility Permit for Safety Kleen facility at 3227 Terminal Road in Eagan, Minnesota. , This permit has been issued pursuant to Minn. Stat. Chapters 115 and 116 and Minn. Rules pts. 7001.001 to 7001.0730 and 7045.0020 to 7045.1260. If you have any questions regarding this permit, please call Thomas B. Townsend at 612/296-7318. Sincerely, Richard A. Svanda Director Solid and Hazardous Waste Division RAS/TBT:cj Enclosure cc: Dale Peterson, City of Eagan Joel Morbito, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Chicago Charles Slaustas, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Chicago Ron Spong, Dakota County, Hastings - Phone: 1935 West County Road 82, Roseville, Minnesota 551 13-2785 Regional Offices • Duluth/Brainerd/Detroit Lakes/Marshall/Rochester Equal Opportunity Employer / STATE OF MINNESOTA POLLUTION CONTROL AGENCY HAZARDOUS WASTE FACILITY PERMIT SAFETY KLEEN CORPORATION 777 BIG TIMBER DRIVE ELGIN, ILLINOIS 60120 MND 981 097 884 In accordance with the provisions of Minnesota Statutes Chapters 115 and 116, Minn. Rules Parts 7001.0010 - 7001.0730 and Minn. Rules Parts 7045.0100 - 7045.1030, Safety Kleen Corporation, 777 Big Timber Drive, Elgin, Illinois (hereafter "Permittee"), is authorized by the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA), to construct and operate its Eagan, Minnesota Service Center located in Section 8, T27N, R23W, municipality of Eagan, Dakota County, Minnesota under the limitations and conditions set forth herein. The Permittee is allowed to store hazardous waste in accordance with the conditions of this permit. Any hazardous waste manage- ment activities conducted by the Permittee at the facility for which this permit is issued which are not authorized by this permit must be conducted in accordance with Minn. Rules Parts 7001.0010 - 7001.0730 and Minn. Rules Parts 7045.0100 - 7045.1030 (Supp. 1984). Compliance with this permit with respect to the activities covered by this permit constitutes compliance, for purposes of enforcement, with the hazardous waste permitting requirements of Minn. Rules Part 7001.0720 and Minn. Rules Parts 7045.0100 - 7045.1030 (Supp. 1984). This permit shall become effective on the date of issuance by the MPCA Director (hereafter the "Director"). This permit is effective until 5 years from date of issuance or until terminated, revoked, or amended by the MPCA. To obtain a reissued permit, the Permittee shall request that the MPCA review and reissue the permit. In accordance with Minn. Rules Part 7001.0040, subp. 3, an application for reissuance of the permit must be submitted no later than 180 calendar days prior to the expiration date of this permit. DATE OF ISSUANCE: R -'H R?, E T?- September 29, 1986 SOLID AND HAZARDOUS WASTE DIVISION sota. O? I That the description of the property in the above Certificate of Title appears therein as follows: That part of Lot 4, Block One, Sibley Terminal Industrial Park,' Dakota County, Minnesota according to the plat thereof now on file and of record in the office of the Registrar of Titles within and for said County and State described as follows; Beginning at the Southeast corner of said Lot 4; thence Northwesterly a distance of 385 feet along a line described as beginning, at the South- east corner_ of said Lot 4 and running Northwesterly to a point in the Northwest line of said lot 4 distant 150 feet Northeasterly of the Southwest corner of said Lot 4 as measured along said Northwest line; thence Northeasterly at right angles to the last described line a dis- tance of 180 feet; thence Southeasterly to a point in the Southeast line of said Lot. ?. :ii.-Lant 128 feet Northeasterly of the Southeast cor- ner of said Lot 4 as measured along said Southeast line; thence south- westerly along the Southeast line of said Lot 4 a distance of 128 feet to the point of beginning. That the above property is registered in the following name (s), to-wit: Ace Steel Products, Inc., a Minnesota corporation That the following recitals appear on said certificate: Subject to the Zoning and Building Regulations of the town of Eagan, Dakota County, Minnesota. JVI .. T0:_ rtngan DATE: 10/19177 ADDRESS 3227 Terminal Drvie FROM: ennn FILE NUMBER:M4166l FILE NAMES TBAU DIS: _ PLAT: PARCEL COUNTY: Dakota CHECK ENCLOSED FOR $ 5.00 ABSTRACT: TORRENS: PLEASE CHECK TO SEE, IF THERE ARE ANY LEVIED / PENDING ASSESSMENTS LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Glnoee .C A[[er.Aad PLEASE FURNISH THE FOLLOWING LEVIED ASSESSMENT INFORMATION ON THE, ABOVE DESCRIBED PROPERTY: TYPE OF IMPROVEMENT BAT,ANCE DUE ORIGINAL AMOUNT Street 53.23 532.48 San Sew Trunk 154.04 243.25 S/W Lats $ Area 919.25 1838.45 PLEASE FURNISH THE FOLLOWING PENDING ASSESSMENTS THAT ARE, ESTIMATED AT THIS TIME: NONE ALSO REQUESTING ANY ASSESSMENTS CERTIFIED TO THE AUDITORS AT THIS TIME AND INTEREST: Check with Dakota County Auditors Office After November 8th to get 1978 installments SIGNED M DATE AMOUNT OF UNPAID WATER BILL, IF ANY: $ NONE ., Lo4-1 B ? S?Br-?Y rr?. iKp. P?vt: FACT SHEET Safety Kleen Corporation 3227 Terminal Road Eagan, Minnesota 55121 MND981097884 In accordance with the requirements of Minnesota Rules, chs. 7001 and 7045, the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA) operates a permitting program to regulate the treatment, storage and disposal of hazardous waste to ensure the protection of human health and the environment. The rules require the MPCA to issue and enforce permits to facilities that treat and/or store hazardous waste in the State of Minnesota,if the facilities are designed and operated in accordance with all applicable rules. The permits issued by the MPCA will require each facility to comply with the regulations pertaining to design, operation, performance, accident preparedness and prevention, closure and financial responsibility. A. Facility Description Safety Kleen Corporation leases and/or recycles small parts cleaners, solvents and dry cleaning wastes. The waste stored and handled at this facility are used mineral spirits, used mineral spirits bottom sludge, used mineral spirits dumpster mud, a mixture of chlorinated solvents and cresylic acid, and dry cleaning wastes. These wastes are stored in a 12,000 gallon outdoors storage tank and in containers inside the building. The capacity of the indoors container storage area is 17,488 gallons. This facility requires a hazardous waste permit due to the storage of hazardous waste. The hazardous waste permit will be valid for five years from the date of issuance and requires Safety Kleen Corporation to comply with the Facility Standards of Minnesota Rules chs. 7001 and 7045. l -2- B. Conclusions The MPCA draft permit and the Safety Kleen Corporation permit application will be on display for public review at the MPCA offices, 1935 West County Road B2, Roseville, and at the Eagan Library, 1340 Wescott Road, Eagan, beginning July 17, 1986 and ending September 2, 1986. During this public notice period, comments or requests for a public informational meeting may be submitted to the MPCA along with the following: 1. A statement of the person's interest in the permit application and the draft permit: 2. A statement of the action the person wishes the agency to take, including specific references to sections of the draft permit that the person believes should be changed; 3. The reasons supporting the person's position, stated with sufficient specificity as to allow the director to investigate the merits of the person's positions; and 4. A statement of the reasons the person desires the MPCA to hold a public informational meeting or contested case hearing and the issues that the person would like the MPCA to address at the meeting or contested case hearing. All comments will be considered. Changes to the draft permit may be made provided the changes are in accordance with all State and federal rules and regulations. Inquiries and/or comments may be directed to Thomas B. Townsend of the Hazardous Waste Permits and Review Unit at 612/296-7318 or mailed to: Thomas B. Townsend Minnesota Pollution Control Agency 1935 West County Road B-2 Roseville, Minnesota 55113-2785 PUBLIC NOTICE The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA) is hereby giving notice of its preliminary determination to issue a Minnesota Hazardous Waste Permit for Safety Kleen Corporation to construct and operate a hazardous waste storage facility at 3227 Terminal Drive, Eagan, Minnesota 55121. The MPCA is inviting public comments on this application and on the terms and conditions of the draft permit. Locational issues, with the exception of seismic and floodplain considerations, are not within the scope of review under the Minnesota Hazardous Waste Rules. The term of the permit is five years. The Eagan, Minnesota, Service Center is a materials handling and storage facility for Safety Kleen's business, which is the leasing and recycling of small parts washers and commercial and industrial solvents. The hazardous wastes handled at this facility are used mineral spirits, used mineral spirits bottom sludge, used mineral spirits dumpster mud, a used chlorinated solvent and cresylic acid blend, and dry cleaning wastes. The portions of the facility that handle or store hazardous waste consist of two container storage areas within the building, a 12,000 gallon outdoor used mineral spirits storage tank, and a mineral spirits return/fill area. The Safety Kleen Corporation permit application, MPCA's draft permit, and the fact sheets are available for public inspection and copying at the Eagan Library, 1340 Wescott Road, Eagan, Minnesota. These materials and other supporting documents also are available in the administrative record at the MPCA, Hazardous Waste Permit and Review Unit, 1935 West County Road B2, Roseville, Minnesota 55113 from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays (contact Thomas B. Townsend at 612/296-7318 for additional reviewing information). A copy of the draft permit and fact sheet will be mailed to any interested person by the MPCA upon written request. -2- Written comments on the application and draft permit will be accepted by the MPCA during the public comment period, which commences on July 17, 1986, and ends on September 2, 1986. Interested individuals may submit written requests for the MPCA to hold a public informational meeting or a contested case hearing. Written comments or requests must include: 1. A statement of the person's interest in the permit application or the draft permit; 2. A statement of the action the person wishes the MPCA to take, including specific references to sections of the draft permit that the person believes should be changed; and 3. The reasons supporting the persons position, stated with sufficient specificity as to allow the MPCA to investigate the merits of the person's positions. If a person requests a public informational meeting or contested case hearing, the comments must include the items listed above and a statement of the reasons the person desires the MPCA to hold a public informational meeting or contested case hearing and the issues that the person would like the MPCA to address at the public informational meeting or contested case hearing. The public comment period may be extended by the MPCA Director if the Director finds an extension of time is necessary to facilitate additional public comment. All comments or requests for submitted for consideration by the MPCA must be received by September 2, 1986. Comments on the application and draft permit or -3- requests for public informational meeting and/or contested case hearing should be sent to: Mr. Steven A. Reed, P.E., Supervisor Hazardous Waste Permit and Review Unit Minnesota Pollution Control Agency 1935 West County Road B2 Roseville, Minnesota 55113 After the close of the public comment period, the MPCA will evaluate all comments received before issuing a final permit decision. Notification of the final permit decision will be provided to each person who submitted written or oral comments or requested notice of the decision. In accordance with Minn. Rules pt. 7001.0660, subp. E., the MPCA will respond to all significant comments on the draft permit, specify which provisions of the permit were changed, and indicate whether additional documents have been included in the administrative record. Section 206 of the Solid and Hazardous Waste Amendments of 1984 (HSWA) requires that corrective actions be performed for all releases of hazardous waste or constituents from any solid waste management unit at this facility. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has the authority to implement this provision. The MPCA is not yet authorized to implement the provisions of HSWA. Safety Kleen Corporation has certified to the EPA and the MPCA that no solid waste management units, other than those that are the subject of this draft permit, exist at this facility. Information is hereby solicited regarding any solid waste management units or releases of hazardous waste or constituents from P -4- such units at this facility. Such information should be submitted to the MPCA. The identity of the informant will be kept confidential if requested. Information will be accepted from anonymous informants, but may be of less value. The hazardous waste permit to be issued to the Safety Kleen Corporation will incorporate any applicable HSWA provisions, in addition to those requirements in Minn. Rules chs. 7001 and 7045. Minnesota Pollution Control Agency QILJW . NOU10 October 13, 1986 Ms. Ellen J. Jurczak, P.E. Environmental Engineer Safety Kleen Corporation 777 Big Timber Road Elgin, Illinois 60120 Dear Ms. Jurczak: RE: Safety Kleen Eagan, Minnesota MND981097884 Enclosed are Attachments I through VIII of the Hazardous Waste Storage Facility Permit for the above facility which was issued on September 29, 1986. 4 Si rely, S e A. Reed, P. a,Supervisor Hazardous Waste Permit and Review Unit Hazardous Waste Section Solid and Hazardous Waste Division SAR/TBT:cj Enclosure cc: Mr. Dale Peterson, City of Eagan Mr. Charles Slaustas, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Chicago Ms. Thelma Codina, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Chicago Phone: 1935 West County Road B2, Roseville, Minnesota 55113.2785 Regional Offices • Duluth/Brainerd/Detroit Lakes/Marshall/Rochester Equal Opportunity Employer -ONPO® ATTACHMENT I WASTE ANALYSIS PLAN SAFETY KLEEN CORPORATION EAGAN, MINNESOTA MND981097884 SECTION 4.0 WASTE ANALYSIS PLAN 4.1 PROCEDURE FOR VERIFICATION OF WASTE COLLECTED The used mineral spirits and immersion cleaner are the primary feed stock for regeneration of Safety-Kleen's clean solvent products. Quality control of the used solvents is critical to the recycle center to safely recycle the material and to assure quality products. The closed loop system of managing the clean and used solvents, as described in Exhibit % 1-3, is therefore designed to minimize the possibility of product contamination from outside sources. Within the closed loop, ownership of the material remains with Safety-Kleen and the product is leased to the customer. Prior to leasing a parts cleaning machine, the customer's business activity is reviewed. Where the possibility exists for contamination of the mineral spirits, i.e., pesticide, herbicide, pharmaceutical, printing operations, the process is reviewed to insure that contamination of the product does not occur. Sales representatives are instructed to visually examine the spent product when the machines are serviced, noting the consistency and volume of material recovered. The odor of the material is also checked to detect the presence of volatile materials such as gasoline. If a gasoline odor is noted, the customer is warned that the material must not be contaminated. If the problems is not corrected, the machine is removed from the customer. Historical records of analysis have shown that for used mineral spirits, -4.1- aside from water, oily residue and a slight drop in flash point, the chemical composition is essentially identical to the clean solvent (Exhibit 2-1). The dry cleaning wastes are collected from dry cleaning facilities where only a single chemical is handled at the facility and chances of cross contamination by other chemicals or wastes are minimal. In addition, each shipment from the dry cleaning facility are manifested with % signature of the owner (generator) for the type of materials contained in the drums. 4.2 PROCEDURE FOR SEGREGATING WASTE TYPES The used mineral spirits and immersion cleaner and the dry cleaning wastes are not incompatible materials insofar as reactivity is concerned. However, they are the primary source of feed stock for regenerating the clean solvents, separation of these materials is a standard practice at the Service Center. The used mineral spirits are transferred into a specially designated aboveground tank (Exhibit 2-5a) immediately upon return from the customer. The used immersion cleaner and the dry cleaning wastes are never transferred from the original container at the Service Center. The mineral spirits dumpster mud is also drummed separately. The drums containing these materials are stored separately in the designated drum storage area (Exhibit 2-5b) until the drums are picked up for shipment to the Recycle Center. The drums containing different materials are color- coded with mineral spirits dumpster mud in red, immersion cleaner in gray and dry cleaning waste in blue. -4.2- The tank bottom sludge generated from the used mineral spirits are also loaded in bulk and shipped separately for recycling. Safety-Kleen facilities all meet National Fire Codes. Before construc- tion of a service center can commence, Safety-Kleen must contact the local city engineer and inquire as to local building codes. This statement is true of all service centers and is not meant to imply that the fire codes of Eagan vary from the National Fire Code. 4.3 PROCEDURE FOR DISPOSITION OF WASTES The closed loop, solvent leasing-recycling system demands that all used products be collected from the customer and returned to the Recycle Center for recycling. Since the used solvents are the prime feed stock, incentives are given for Service Centers to show high percentages of return of used solvents to the Recycle Center. The dumpster mud and the tank bottom sludge generated from the storage of used mineral spirits at the Service Center are sent to the Recycle Center for recycling. 4.4 PROCEDURE FOR RECORDKEEPING Inasmuch as the mineral spirits and immersion cleaner solvents are commercial products leased to the customer, shipments of the clean and used solvents and equipment are handled by invoices. Quantities of clean solvents received from and used solvents shipped to the Recycle Center are routinely monitered through bills of lading. Shipments of mineral spirits dumpster mud and tank bottom sludge are also manifested accord- ingly. The records are kept at the Service Center and the Recycle Center for a minimum of three years. -4.3- 4.5 WASTE ANALYSIS PLAN 4.5.1 WASTE ANALYSIS AT THE SERVICE CENTER Safety-Kleen Service Centers in Minnesota service thousands of customers who are small quantity waste generator customers each year and over tens of thousands of drums containing recoverable solvents are returned to the Service Centers each year for recycling at Safety-Kleen's Recycle Centers. With such large numbers of waste generators and waste shipments, performing waste analyses for each or selected generating points would become very costly and unmanageable. Furthermore, as discussed earlier in Section 4.1, all the materials collected at the Service Center and subsequently shipped to the Recycle Center are either managed at all times in the closed loop system or will be collected from a single purpose process. General nature and quality of these materials are known and Safety-Kleen's operating experiences have not shown that Eagan's spent solvents deviate from expectation and impact the recycling process. As an additional safe-guard, Safety- Kleen's personnel are instructed to visually inspect all materials before returning them to the Service Centers. This mode of operation has shown for the past 15 years to be adequate in safeguarding the recycling process and maintain quality product. It is not known at this time the exact extent of the dry cleaning waste reclamation market and the specific schedule of operation at this Service Center. Safety-Kleen will endeavor to perform analysis of the waste from each customer with a minimum frequency of once per year. -4.4- In accordance with Minn. Rules pt. 7045.0458 (1984), however, Safety- Kleen will perform physical and chemical analysis of a waste stream when it is notified or has reason to believe that the process or operation generating the waste has changed, or when the result of inspection indicates that the waste to be collected does not match the waste designated. It is Safety-Kleen`s practice that suspected non-conforming material must not be accepted until a full analysis has been done or the material must be rejected. 4.5.2 WASTE ANALYSES AT THE RECYCLE CENTER Analyses performed at the Recycle Centers are undertaken to safeguard the recycling process and to assure the product quality. The following Exhibits summarize the waste analysis plan at the Elgin, Illinois Recycle Center related to the hazardous materials returned from the Service Center: Exhibit 4-1 Parameters and Rationale for Hazardous Waste Selection Exhibit 4-2 Parameters and Test Methods Exhibit 4-3 Methods Used to Sample Hazardous Wastes Exhibit 4-4 Frequency of Analysis 4.6 WASTE ANALYSIS PLAN UPDATE This waste analysis plan will be modified if a new waste product is brought in and if sampling and material management methods change. Monitoring and revision of the plan status is the responsibility of Environmental Department staff at Safety-Kleen Corporate Office in Elgin, Illinois. -4.5- EXHIBIT 4-1 PARAMETERS AND RATIONALE FOR HAZARDOUS WASTE SELECTION Hazardous Waste 1. Used Immersion Cleaner Parameter Methylene Chloride Orthodichlorobenzene Cresylic Acid Rationale Formula contains these ingredients: F002 b Cresylic Aid F004 2. Used Mineral Spirits 3. Mineral Spirits Tank Bottom Sludge and Free Water 4. Mineral Spirits Dumpater Mud 5. Dry Cleaning Wastes Flash Point EP Toxicity (Lead) Flash Point Same as above Perchloroethylene Ignitable characteristics 6001. o The sludge and free water mav. contain lead (DOGS) and the sludge has a flash point of 105 F (D001). Same as above. Contain Ingredient of F002. C6500-RHI _ - =.'-'SECTION VI - REACTIVITY DATA . • ' ' CON0ITIONS TO AVOID " STAtI LITY , I . i - - - AVOID Small; rtm AMY COIF MON Or PRODUCT. STABLE ' INCOMPATAEILITV j.l QtA•IIQ{{ to QTOP71 - - I .,AZAAOOVS O[CQMPOSITl0N PAOOVCTS a+ - - - soma= xm-HOYEPII. IRCOi2LETS aaRpZ2iG :lIIT -%I= CAL10tmosanoe: P! AODITIOR. orb YIIT1' MIDGEN esL0&= ANMJOI paosc E. - ' _ . -.? , AZAA00Y3 - .. _. _. .. .. POLYM[AIZATION - , . wlV NOT OCCUR i x F-7 77 SECTION VII • SPILL OR LEAK PROCEDURES 9. 6?9 96 ,.F = n? a n3Yi/•air r -_ I ASSORS 52ILL :M SAUMM OR OIL AaSORREST 01 SODA ASH. -CATCH AND COLLECT IOR EECa7ERT AS 3001; AS POSS13LS. FORMER r-MISG ARM CLEANING PITH A T.K ALKALISE SOLOT:OM (SODA ASH LRZ3c SODA CARSTIC SODA) 7IL:. A= :3 `l67ALZ= =Zlr-ZC ACTT. FM THE ar'SL.- DISPOSE Or is ACCORDANCE WITH CWANT OI LOCAL STATE AND MERAL RSCaLATLCSS. SECTION VIII - SPECIAL PROTECTION INFORMATION . P[Sa,a AT_av P4O r[C.I N ]acCJt• Irat+ - sEti-CORTAISED BREATHING APPARALVS raS CONC°.:T..{ATI0R5 A9oV_^_7 VtNTILAT,ONnAY T - , .,? ia[C:AL - - M[CNANICAL O.nemi• - QTS (A aa076CT•v[ GLrVti -m1A OLAVts - _ I eye PROTCCTOn CRR`ILGLI. FACE SRI"': COGGLU OTN[A PaO7ECTivE eawi kI ENT nd APRON U PROTP SETS AND _O?!LRO. USX PSGTECPL7£ GrRRZTR SITS C3EAil. Ra SECTION IX . SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS i9[GAYTIQNS TO 94L TAKEN IN RMNQLING RNQ STQwiNU °P AWAY FRM SEAT, SPARES ARID Ora rLAM. 4ZE ADFAUATI YISTILTLOR. AVOID COSTAR C::R nin :7 =i=r• W SOT INGEST. r ^9Aan OWTAC:3 CLOTH=. C&IIIGE CLOTHES 01 un Orr EXCESS ---, 1LLTL•T :O Avam PCSs:3LS 5C:7 :iA:::- TION. ALLROUGI PRODUCT Ls SON-RA(NASLI, Opts FL1i.PS, WELDING ARCS OR OTHER RICA -M-TWATCRE SOLACES CAUSE PRODUCT DHCONFOSLTIOH. THIS DECOi@OSITIOH CAN YIELD HYDROGLY CHLORIDE AND/OR amscm. PAGE (2) SOO 13"Aw ' Forth OSHA-20 no.. M.Y T: - r U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR . eMa?o. L.ua7 t Occupational Safety and Health Administration ,_ •. Rev 3/16/83 MATERIAL SAFETY 'DATA- SHEET Required under USOL Safety and Health Regulations for Ship Repairing "Shipbuilding. and Shipbresking 129 CFR 1915,1916.19171-'- . - . SECTION I =_ MANUFACTURER'S NAME j EMERGENCY TELEPMONE NO. SAFETY-KLEEN CORPORATION ? (312)697-8460 _ bzph tf1s In' rrUd ,.ifj"ltZILCOU120 HEMI AL NAM AN SYNONYMS RA NAM AN VN NYM OcRGANYC SOLV?EN i TPAEASIOf? CL%NEr & CARBURETOR-& MU rbU9 P/N 6631 " .,SECTION 11 - _ _ HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS : --"PAINTS. PRESERVATVES.&SOLVENT3 - %- T?,V =SOLVENTS -?? s • • % rLV IUnial CRESYLIC ACIDS 1.9 5 om NON-AQUEOUS PHASE ----------=--- -- -- > SODIUM SOAP OF TALL OIL 7.5 -- CHLORINATED SOLVENT (Methylene 1.9 200pp 4 Monde) CHLORINATED SOLVENT (Ortho-dich7 31. 0 SOpp AQUEOUS PHASE----.------------- -- ----> dditlves: COMPLEX AMINH o enzen .4 -- -- WATER 1 6.7 1 HAZARDOUS MIXTURES OF OTHER LIQUIDS, SOLIDS, OR GASES ( % ILV Uni .NOTE: ,THIS PRODUCT IS A "TWO-PHASE" SYSTEM--CONSISTING OF AN UPPER MODERATELY ALKALINE AQUEOUS (WATER) LAYER (20 vol%) AND A LOWER NON-AQUEOUS (SOLVENT) LAYER (80 vol%)' - SECTION III - PHYSICAL DATA seaUNG P'jINT c°P-s 102-395oF; SPECIFIC GRAVITY 1H-0.3) I 1.1900 VAPOR PRESSURE fa,w, Ms.) PER, VOLATILE " BD% WATER I sY VOLUCENTME 15) VAPOR DENSITY (AIR-13 WATER I EVAPORATION R .1E 5OLUe1LITY IN WATER MISCIBLE IN ALL PROPORTIONS APPEARANCE AND ODOR CL s RK,.AMBER - SECTION IV . FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD DATA FLASH POINT (Matnee UIM!) I NON-FLAMMABLE VL.AMMA96E LIMITS N.A. LPI V.I . I ,- EXTINGUISHING MEDIA N.A. A'r9bl 9 Wd5Ut1F'DIPsRMY M01MABLE, OPEN FLAMES, WELDING ARCS, OR OTHER HIGH TEMPERA- TURE SOURCES CAN CAUSE PRODUCT DECOMPOSITION.. THIS COMPOSITION CAN YIELD HYDROGEN UNUSUAL FIRE AMC EXPLOSION HAZARDS PAGE (1) !Continued on reverse side) Fong OSHA-20 Ray. May 72 ,Ici: is SECTION V - HEALTH HAZARD DATA THRESH= LWIT VALUS 1no Dom 0WeCTS OR OVERExPOSURE Seve eye irritation--dr ino of skin--excessive inhalation causes headache, dizzi ness and nausea. Harmful or ata T swa owe . @A@iGEYCYAWF0WAWPROC'?7.ORES : SNA.11 CUR! 1 • 'N W 611 mild scan/watzr and v skin ere-am- INHAIATT(IN- Remove to f th air and call a physician; apply artificial respiration if necessary in extremes. INGESTION: Oo not in uce vomiting. Call a physician. SECTION VI - REACTiVrrY DATA STASKM UNSTAELa STD AVOID zrAsLE X Heat, sparks, open flame and fire INCOMPATASRM(At M mA,wp a 00 OKCMPOSti AN 20DUCTS al rma none--however, incom lete burnin may ield carbon monoxide MAY OCCUR HAZARDOUS CONOMONETOAVOW PDLYMERn'ATWN M.LNOT000UR X SECTION VII - SPILL CR LEAK PROCEDURES STEPS TO BETAKEN INCASEMATe'I• IALIS F;e eA=ORSPILLED s « o fs e or hot metal surfaces. l o e oruin' accordance with comoan or local state and federal re ualations. In, inerate under safe conditions. SECTION Vin-SPECIAL PROTECTION INFORMATION TeT'Ftc'onta?"in' eTo4a:E?in apparatus for concentrations above TLY limits. VENTRATION IOCALEXHAAAr YES MEOWMAWOWW 1 OTHER PROTEcrueGLOVES n prolonged contact, use __ TE5 EYE PROTECTION HER PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT SECTION IX -SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS PRECAUTIONS TO IS TAKEN IN NANOUNG AND STORwO om uS e6 angep awa rrom ea , s arcs an open R am ar er prGlGnge COnLdCL w1Ln 5 In. r C OLnes are inadvertently saturate g°'PR?""x'S of children. PAGE (2) GM 9W 10 Forth OSHA-20 RSV. MW 72 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR OMS NNooC44.R 3B7 Occupational Safety and Health Administration Rev. 7-9-84 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET Required under USDL Safety and Health Regulations for Ship Repairing, Shipbuilding, and Shipbreaking (29 CFR 191 S. 1916.19M SECTION 1 SAFETYALEEN CORP. TELEPHONE NO. 312-697-8460 ADDRESS /Mender. S&wK . Sfm, and Sip Coda HIGH F?ASfi AN 49MYlPIRITS BAH EM 14 SOLVENT rolLeumL?l drocarbon Fraction rS?ME*-KLEEN PART #6616 SECTION II-HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS PAINTS. PRESERVATIVES. B SOLVENTS % (?) ALLOYS AND METALLIC COATINGS % TLV Urns) PIGMENTS BASE METAL CATALYST ALLOYS VEHICLE METALLIC COATINGS SOLVENTS 99.9+% no Inn PL COAMETAL TING OR CORE FLUX ADDITIVES Dye . 0031 100 J oTHeRs OTHERS Anti-Static Additive HAZARDOUS MIXTURES OF OTHER UOUIDS. SOLIDS. OR GASES % I TLV (Unat SECTION III _ PHYSICAL DATA BOILING POINT ff.) 360-410OF SPECIFIC GRAVITY (H20- 1) 0.779 0,811 VAPOR PRESSURE(mm Hg) 0.5 mm Hg @680F. PERCENT. VOLATILE VAPOR DENSITY (AR-1) 5.48 y_1UL1?^N?? 'Il 0.02 SOLUBILITY R WATER Neg i ible % Aromatics (Total) Less 1han 8 APPEARANCE AND DOOR Clear Green SECTION IV - FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD DATA FLASH POINT(MwndduuM 0 FtAAeAABLSUMITS Lw uw NmF CO AM. DRY CHEMICAL. S ERE PIGHnNG PROCEDURES UN FIREAND EXPLOSION HAZARDS WnN PAGE (1) (Continued on reverse side) Form OSHA-20 Rm. May 72 S*1q,11ee1 Card Corporate Policy Policy 0: Ann-tins CONTINUED SAFETY-RLEEN PRODUCT BULLETIN PART #6631 IMMERSION CLEANER & CARBURETOR COLD PARTS CLEANER $609 PROPERTIES & TEST Specific Gravity @60/60°F ASTM D-1298 Pounds per Gallon PH (Nydrion Paper) Caustic Extraction (Vol. % Cresoles) TYPICAL INSPECTION 1.04 8.67 9.5 19 sA4111eEa cep. EMIBIT 6-2 Corporate Policy Policy Tits- O.S.H.A. OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND Paley 600-608 Gate: 7/2/81 Dept.: Technical Service Corporate Approval I. OBJECTIVE This section is prepared to protect our workers and to comply with the Occupational Safety and Health Administration requirements that the employees have available, a chemical description, and a Material Safety Data Sheet (OSHA Form 20) for the solvents they are handling. The information on these sheets is also necessary in the case of a spill or a disaster/fire and is referred to in Section 600-609 and 600-610.. II. SYSTEM The two solvents in the Safety-Kleen regeneration loop (see the diagram) are 1N0 parts cleaner, and the proprietary blend 609 solvent for the immersion cleaners. Being neat is most important! Slovenly use of either solvent can cause injury to the worker. As additional solvents and chemicals are added at specific centers, Product Bulletins and Material Safety Data Sheets will be available from the Technical Service Department and must be added. III. INSPECTION A. GLOVES - The rubber or plastisol gloves sold by Safety-Kleen are good and should be worn when handling the solvents. B. GLASSES OR FACE MASK - Whichever the worker prefers should be worn when loading or. unloading the solvent. C. PLASTIC APRONS - Should be available for the situations where a major cleanup will be getting solvent on the worker's clothing. D. EYE WASH STAND - Normally the eyewash stand is located centrally at the Center. At the larger Centers, several stands are provided. The workers should try the stand and be familiar with its operation. E. SHOWERS - Should be checked periodically to ascertain that they are operational. F. VENTILATION - Any area that is closed and collects vapors should be avoided or equipped with proper fans to insure adequate ventilation PERSN5G1 10:45 A.M. FACILITY OPERATION: INTERIM STATUS Part A Application Waste Analysis Plan Security Plan and Inspections Noon Lunch ' 1:30 P.M. FACILITY OPERATION: INTERIM STATUS Contingency Plan and Emergency Procedure Training Closure 3:15 P.M. INSPECTIONS TRANSPORTATION LICENSING MANIFESTING: OVERVIEW 5:00 P.M. Adjourn DAY TWO 8:00 A.M. MANIFESTING: BRANCH-SPECIFIC INSTRUCTION 10:00 A.K. MANIFESTING: Noon Lunch 1:00 P.M. CERTIFICATION EXAMINATION 3:00 P.M. SALES APPLICATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE 4:00 P.M. Adjourn RESOURCE, CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY ACT'(RCRA) A. Overview and Scope B. Hazardous Waste Management 1. Implementation 2. Identification and Listing of Hazardous Waste a. Listed Wastes b. Characteristic Wastes c. Waste Mixtures 3. Generator Regulation a. General requirements b. Generator categories: 100-1000 kg, =. generators 4. Transporter regulation a. General requirements b. Discharges of hazardous waste during transportation 5. Treatment, storage or disposal facility regulation a. General requirements b. Interim status facilities c. Permitted facilities 6. Enforcement a. Inspections b. Compliance Orders c. Criminal Violations d. Knowing Endangerment e. Enforcement activity C. New RCRA Programs 1. Leaking Underground Storage Tanks a. The requirements b. New Tank Ban C. Notifications EXHIBIT 6-la TRAINING PLAN OUTLINE SAFETY-KLEEN CORP. ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE COURSE DAY ONE 8:00 A.M. OPENING REMARKS 8:15 A.M. ENVIRONMENTAL LAWS - NATIONAL A. Introduction B. The National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) 1. Purpose 2. Procedure: The Environmental Impact Statement C. The Clean Air Act (CAA) 1. Purpose 2. How the Act Works D. The Clean Water Act (CWA) 1. Purpose 2. Effluent Limitations for Direct Discharges 3. Pretreatment Standards for Indirect Discharges to Publically Owned Treatment Works (POTW) 4. Permit Program E. The Resource, Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) 1. Purpose F. The Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) 1. Purpose How TSCA works G. The Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act ("CERCLA" or "Superfund") 1. Purpose 2. Superfund clean-up 6.9 JOB TITLE QUALIFICATIONS AND DUTIES OF EMPLOYEES REQUIRING TRAINING ' 1. The titles of employees at the Service Center whose positions are related to hazardous waste management and descriptions of qualifi- cations and duties under each title are provided in Exhibit 6-5a. Name of current employees (as of 11/7/85) filling these jobs are as shown in Exhibit 6-5b. 2. Records of type and amount of training received for all current personnel are kept until closure, or three years after employee termination for former personnel. Exhibit 6-6, the Record of Personnel Training is used for recording the training provided for each individual employee. The employee must sign the training form each time training is provided. Signing of the training "record" indicates that the employee has been adquately trained and all questions have been satisfactorally answered. 3. Signing of the training "record" by the employee certifies that the employee has been properly trained. This creates an obligation on the part of the employee to comply with the rules and regulations applicable to his activities. Failure of the employee to discharge his duties in accordance with the applicable regulations may result in civil and criminal penalties against the employee. -6.7- 9. All employees are trained to be aware of all potential escape routes during an emergency. 10. The Branch Manager and his designate are trained to use the inspection form. 6.7 TYPE AND AMOUNT OF TRAINING 1. Introductory Training Branch Manager - One-day classroom training in Corporate Headquarters in Elgin, Illinois. Alternate Emergency Coordinator, Sales Representative and Warehouseman - On-the-job training for one week. Two hour classroom training by Branch Manager. 2. Continuing Training Branch Manager - Two hour classroom training by Corporate Environmental Staff. Alternate Emergency Coordinator, Sales Representatives and Warehouseman - One hour classroom training by Branch Manager and/or Corporate Environmental Staff. 6.8 IMPLEMENTATION OF THE TRAINING PROGRAM New employees must complete a training course within six months after date of employment with annual reviews and update thereafter as a result of changes related to job functions, facility and material modifications, and/or regulatory reform. Until they successfully complete training as described above, facility personnel will work only in supervised positions. Sales Representatives accompany. experienced employees before running their routes alone. -6.6- b. Any fault observed during inspection should be repaired as soon as possible. Order replacement parts as soon as detected. 4. Carry out the branch manager's responsibility for the notification procedure for a major spill. He should make sure that the spill is cleaned up properly. For assistance in spill cleanup a list of cleanup contractors is supplied by the State Agency, in addition a list of clean-up contractors can be found in Exhibit 5-5, 5. The branch manager should also make sure that the facility is generally clean and well ordered; he should see that all spills are cleaned up promptly and that all refuse is placed in the refuse container. 6. No open drums of solvent should ever be left unattended inside or outside. 7. The branch manager should also inform all of his employees of their anti-pollution responsibilities. These include: a. Prompt reporting and clean up of any spill. b. Prompt report of any situation which could lead to a spill. c. Exercise of care in any action during which a spill could occur. d. Spill prevention plans must be reviewed with employees every year and records of the training kept at the facility. 8. Transport drivers will be instructed by the Transportation Manager in handling the trucks, unloading line and valves without spills. -6.5- a. Importance of safety on the job and the use of safety equipment. b. Routine inspections as a prevention tool. c. Separation of ignitable waste from other waste. d. Use of manifest system. 2. The training program includes instructions which teaches facility personnel hazardous waste management procedures. Personnel are instructed on general first aid and on procedures for handling products and waste. Personnel receive on-the-job training concerning the process equipment. See Exhibit 6-2 for the copies of the safety and health training program. 3. The plant manager is kept informed of current regulations by the Safety-Kleen Environmental Department. Applicable regulatory information on hazardous waste handling, processing and storage are explained to personnel. Personnel are to be informed of safe operating and correct procedures before handling hazardous materials and wastes. 6.b OTHER SPECIFIC TRAINING ITEMS 1. Measuring volume of solvent in tanks at least once a week to insure timely scheduling of tanker visit. 2. Inspect solvent dispensing and collecting equipment for leaks, and damage or wear that could cause a leak to develop. 3. Maintenance a. If spent solvent tanks are near full (85X), a pickup should be immediately scheduled. -6.4- 3. Personnel are to be made aware of the hazards associated with each waste (i.e. ignitable) and taught proper responses or accidents. Applicable personnel are instructed compatibility of materials, Inspection procedures, recordkeeping (waste tracking, manifests, inspects, reports (annual, discharges, fire and explosions), pre-packaging and labeling. to spills, fires, on non- required )ns), required and manifesting, 6.4 CONTINGENCY PLAN AND EMERGENCY PROCEDURES 1. Personnel are instructed in the classroom and on-the-job training in: a. Contingency plan and emergency procedures (Exhibits 6-3 and 6-4) b. Using, inspecting, repairing, and maintaining emergency and monitoring equipment c. Rey parameters for feed shut-off, facility valving and segregation of tanks d. High Level alarm systems e. Response to surface water and ground water contamination incidents f. Response to fires, spills, or explosions, and notification procedures g. Shutdown of operations h. Normal operating responsibilities 6.5 PREPAREDNESS AND PREVENTION 1. The training program includes training in preparedness and prevention. This includes: -6.3- PAnkl _.111, 2. Training Staff Safety-Kleen Corp. yearly provides numerous training activities to its personnel worldwide, under the direction coordingtion of Corporate Training Director, Charlie Knott. Training specific to hazardous waste mamagement is assisted by staff from the Corporate Environmental Engineering Department who are trained in hazardous waste management procedures and familiar with hazardous waste and other environmental regulations. Qualifications of the key personnel carrying out the actual hazardous waste management training activities are attached herewith as Exhibit 6-Lb. 3. Content of Training Because of the smallness of the facility and limited functions of personnel, all personnel are trained with the same program content, as detailed in the following subsections. 6.3 MATERIAL INFORMATION 1. Employees have available a chemical description and a Material Safety Data Sheet (OSHA Form 20) for the solvents they are handling. The information on these sheets is also necessary in the case of a spill or a disaster/fire. The chemical information of the solvents are included in Exhibit 6-2. 2. If additional solvents and chemicals are added, Product Bulletins and Material Safety Data Sheets are available from the Technical Services Department and are provided to employees. -6.2- 6.0 PERSONNEL TRAINING 6.1 OUTLINE OF TRAINING PROGRAM Employees are trained to prepare persons to operate or maintain the facility safely, and to give instructions with respect to hazards unique to the employee's job assignment. New employees must complete a introductory training program within six months, with a continuing program for annual review and update thereafter. Exhibit 6-la presents the current training program outline which provides the basic training requirement for employees who work with hazardous waste. The same outline is used for both the introductory and the continuing training programs. Safety-Kleen is planning to integrate all its training programs related to health, safety, environment and waste management. The training outline will be revised in the near future. 6.2 DESCRIPTION OF THE TRAINING PROGRAMS 1. Type of Training Employee training is implemented in two forms: on-the-job and classroom training. Initially the new employee accompanies an experienced employee in his daily activities. This ensures that the new employee is exposed to daily operating procedures and conditions. Classroom training is undertaken by the Branch Manager with the assistance of Corporate Headquarters. -6.1- ATTACHMENT II PERSONNEL TRAINING SAFETY KLEEN CORPORATION EAGAN, MINNESOTA MND981097884 EXHIBIT 4-4 FREQUENCY OF ANALYSIS Hazardous Waste Analysis Frequency 1. Used Immersion Methylene Chloride Annually or as Cleaner Orthodichlorobenzene required Cresylic Acid 2. Used Mineral Spirits Flash Point Annually or as required 3. Mineral Spirits EP Toxicity Annually or as Tank Bottom Sludge and (Lead) required Free Water Flash Point 4. Mineral Spirits Flash Point Annually or as Dumpster Mud required 5. Dry Cleaning Wastes Perchloroethylene Annually or as required C6500-RH4 EXHIBli 4-3 METHODS USED TO SAMPLE HAZARDOUS WASTES Hazardous Waste Description of Sampling Method Sampler 1. Used Immersion Cleaner Sampling a drum "Samplers b Sampling Procedures for Hazardous Waste Streams" EPA-600/ 2-80-018 Test Methods for the Evaluation f of Solid Waste Physical/Chemical Methods, SW846, U.S. EPA 2. Used Mineral Spirits Sampling a tank Same as 1 "Samples 6 Sampling procedures for Hazardous Waste Streams" EPA-600/2-80-018 3. Mineral Spirits Same as 2 Same as 2 Tank Bottom Sludge and Free Water 4. Mineral Spirits Dumpster Mud Same as I Same as 1 5. Dry Cleaning Wastes C6500-RI13 Same as 1 Same as 1 Reference for Sampling Representative composite sample using drum sampler For tanks-Bomb sampler (similar to weighted bottle sampler) Same as 2 Same as 1 Same as 1 EXHIBIT 4-2 PARAMETERS AND TEST METHODS Parameter Test Method pH pH Meter Flash Point Tag closed cup tester Boiling Range Distillation of Petroleum (to determine x water, mineral spirits and other solvents) API Gravity Hydrometer method EP Toxicity EP Toxicity test procedure Hydrocarbons and Gas Chromatography (GC) Volatile Organics Flame Ionization Detector (FIB) Reference ASTM Standard D1293-65 ASTM Standard D56-79 ASTM Standard D-86-78 ASTM Standard D287-67 Minn. Rules 7045.1250 Appendix L "Teat Methods for Evaluation of Solid Waste, Physical/Chemical Methods", SW846, USEPA C6500-RH2 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR Sale n No. 64-R1357 Occupstianal Safety and Health Adminisuatian MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET:-.3,2,62 - Rewired under USOL Safety and Hoeft Regulations for Ship Repairing, - Shipbuilding, and Shipbreaking (29 CFR 1915. 1916. 19171.., - SECTION 1 ... ... '. _. :.,.._ MANUFACTURERS NAME ._. .- - .. EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NO. SAFETR-IO:,M CORP. - 312-697-8460 Rffd TmTA9& M ELGIN II? tB IFOIS 60120 CHEMICAL NAME AND SYNONYMS TRADE NAME AND SYNONYMS Tetrachloroet lease - Pprrblm ICAL AMI Y _J Chlorinated Hydrocarbon ' - FORMU6A .- - art CCl - CCl SECTION 11 -HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS "- .-" - -- PAINTS. PRESERVATIVES. B SOLVENTS ... IS TLV - .... ALLavaAND METALLIC COATINGS nv IUnlal MGMENTS .• .- _ :., s3;; .... _ .-_ - ._ BASE METAL . .:: _ - . CATALYST VEHICLE --- --- - METALLIC COATINGS SOLVENTS FILLER METAL PLUS COATING OR CORE FLUX - ADDITIVES .. - .. - ... `. - I OTHERS OTHERS -. .-. .- '. ..- ..-.. - ' - _" • HAZARDOUS MIXTURES OF OTHER LIQUIDS. SOLIDS. OR GASES ' (unrca SECTION III - PHYSICAL DATA BOILING POINT (or.) - - ? SPECIFIC GRAVITY (H.O-11 1.6 VAPOR PRESSURE (MM He•) e R r, 11 ' PERCENT. VOLATILE . 1 BY VOLUME 1%1 100 VAPOR DENSITY (AIR-11 .. EVAPORATION RATE SOLUBILITY IN WATER - Ne li ible APPEARANCE AMC ODOR Colorless clear Ii quid m v gwear SECTION IV - FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD DATA FLASH POINT (MRPPC used) -LAMMAGLE LIMITS 1 Leo i Ve1 None (tag Closed C112) EXTINGUISHING MEDIA - Not ao icabl SPECIAL FIRE FIGHTING PROCEDURES Self contained breathing equipment should t erehloroeth lene is stored. Kee con ai r 6001, .•: - UAL FIRE AND EXPLOSION NAZARDf ... .. - Deco" ,mis ijitb fl" 1?auors can be ignited b h1 h ever eti hot surfaces to acidic eases an other PAGE (1) - (Continued on reverie side) Form OSHA-20 Ree. May 7: SECTION V - HEALTH HAZARD DATA THRESHOLD LIMIT VALUE ?10.1000 of CFR. ?rltla 29) EPPECTS OP OVERE%POSURE Over expos re an cause vomiting, nausea, death in extreme cases. EMERGENCY AND FIRST AID PROCEDURES Move to fresh air. Remove contaminated clothing.-If breathing has stopped, administer artificial respiration. Keev warm and uiet Eve contact- wash with covious amounts of water. Never administer adrenaline. SECTION VI - REACTIVITY DATA STABILITY UNSTABLE CONDITIONS TO AVOID STABLE XX emissions from welding are. INCOMPATABILITV I dt w now/ HAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS H dro en chloride hos ene and other highly toxic substance. HAZARDOUS P MAY OCCUR I CONDITIONS TO AVOID OLYMERIZATION WILL NOT OCCUR SECTION VII - SPILL OR LEAK PROCEDURES 1 I STEPS TO BE TAKEN IN CASE MATERIAL IS RELEASED OR SPILLED Evacuate the area ventilate avoid breathing vapor or coming contact t liquid. Clean u area (wear protective clothing) contain swill transfer b mopping or with absorbent material to storage container. WASTE DISPOSAL METHOD Consult manufacturer or local pollution control a encv. SECTION VIII - SPECIAL PROTECTION INFORMATION RESPIRATORY PROTECTION /fpwily npel - VENT U.ATIGN I ?O'iL EXHAUS SPECIAL 1 u en to mai ntain below V MECHANICAL iGeneNl/ i OTHER PRO°CTIVE OWVES Jeoorene. viton. P.V.C. coated EYE PROTECTION I Chemical safety to¢¢les THFt R PROTEC hTIVE EOVIPMEN; isroective eadgear and apron when splashing is a problem SECTION IX - SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS PPrCAI{TICNS TC BE TAKEN IN HANOLING AND STORING Avoid contact with skin and avoid vapors. vents outdoors, dry ventilated area. QTHER PRECAUT,QNS Prevent moist air from entering storage. No smok n in presence of vavors. PAGE 12! Oro NadlP POTm OSHA-20 A". may 77 5 SAFETY-KLEEN SOLVENT USE 6 REGENERATION LOOP '(B/L•..uh lading) REGENERATION CENTER 5 aaf 4111ean carp. EXRBITI 6-3 Corporate Policy Pniiey #; 600-609 i Date: 7/2/81 Dept: Technical Service Corporm Approval Poiicy Tide: SPILL PREVENTION, NOTIFICATION AND OBJECTIVE The purpose of this policy is to familiarize the operating personnel of Safety-Kleen Corp. with the essence of Federal and State laws that apply to our operation and to outline the company response and approach to these laws. A. Discharge of Solvents Prohibited The first thing a spilled solvent comes in contact with is the soil around the pad at the center. It is a violation at this point and must be recovered. The solvent will seep through the soil until it reaches the ground water system surrounding the center. The speed at which a spill spreads increases as it gets into the ground water, and it is more difficult to recover. B. Quantities of Solvent The quantity of solvent that constitutes a reportable spill varies with the hazard classification of the material and the state where it occurs. Generally the operator should think of the material as being spilled when he cannot contain it on the pad of concrete or asphalt. C. Cleanup The sooner the cleanup beings, the lower will be the final cost. The guide lines established by law assist the discharger who voluntarily proceeds with the proper containment, removal, treatment and disposal of the discharged material. D. Statutory Requirements This policy incorporates the Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasure Plans (SPCC Plan) that are required for all of the Safety-Kleen Centers under penalty of heavy fines. E. Reporting Any person in charge of a facility must notify the Environmental Section the Safety-Kleen Elgin office as soon as he has knowledge of a spill so that the spills may be reported to the National Response Center. This Center is manned by the Coast Guard and the duty officer will relay the information to local authorities. The reporting obligation is satisfied by reporting to the National PERSNSK] S*Iglbleen corp. Corporate Policy PoOoj' ?' inn-ono CONTINUED SPILL PREVENTION, NOTIFICATION, AND CLEANUP (continued) E. Reporting (continued) Response Center. The law is specific on this point and any person who fails to notify immediately is subject upon conviction to a fine and/or imprisonment. II. SAFETY-KLEEN PROGRAM The development of a sound program for spill prevention and control is not only a legal obligation of the company but a projection of the very image of our corporate name. Each employee must be aware of his respon- sibilities to the company and to understand that he is instrumental to the success of this program. A. Planning Preparedness is a state of awareness of potential spill causes combined with the capability to effectively respond to spills when they occur to prevent them from becoming violations. Preparedness is preventive in nature and from this viewpoint is regarded as most effective. "An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure." B. Prevention The emphasis must be on PREVENTION, first and foremost. Obviously if solvent is never spilled, we never have a problem with a violation. S-K facilities, trucks and handling devices are designed to reduce the chance of spills. Personnel training in the correct usage of equipment and procedures should be of a continuing nature. A spill on the pad is not a violation until the solvent reaches the soil around the pad. Prevention also includes retaining spilled solvent and collecting it for disposal or recycling. Examples: 1. If the drain fitting on a dirty solvent tank freezes and breaks, letting all the solvent run out, it is not a violation of the FWPC Act if the solvent is retained by a dike. 2. If a service representative tips a drum of solvent at a customer's shop, it is most probably a violation to flush it down the floor drain. The effects can be greatly reduced by containing the spill with absorbent pads for later disposal. absorbent pads and cleanup tools should be carried on all service vans. safetgehieen corp. Corporate Policy 0: 600-609 Policy CONTINUED SPILL PREVENTION, NOTIFICATION AND CLEANUP (continued) C. EMERGENCY PROCEDURES If a spill occurs, contain the solvent to prevent it from becoming a harmful discharge to waters or soil--a violation. If a harmful discharge does happen: 1. Stop the flow of solvent if possible. 2. Retain, contain or slow the flow of the solvent as much as possible. 3. If immediate recovery of the spilled solvent will reduce the quantity reaching waters or ground, then start recovery operation. 4. Report incident to Safety-Kleen Environmental, Technical Service on the 24-hour telephone: (312) 888-4660. 5. It is the responsibility of the Technical Service Group to respond to the National Response Center within one hour. 6. The State Response Team is required by some states. They also will be contacted by the Technical Service Group. When a person reports a spill he should be prepared to give his name, position, company name, address, and telephone number. Also, a location of the spill by mileage and direction from a city, town or other well known permanent structure or facility. The person reporting should also give the nature of the material spilled (i.e. Kerosene) and if possible, some estimate of the amount, whether it is near a stream or could enter a stream by flowing through ditches or storm sewers. When reporting a spill, record the date and the time of the call and the name of the person taking the call at the above number. Spill prevention plans must be reviewed with the Service Center personnel every year and records of the training kept at the Center.* =See Page 1 of 3 on Policy #600-610 8981 1881 corp. corporate " Policy Policy ": 'bo0-bno CONTINUED SPILL PREVENTION, NOTIFICATION AND CLEANUP (continued) III. INSPECTION 1. Valves - should be inspected for proper seat- Stem leaks from worn glands and warped valve bodies, should be repaired or replaced. 2. Pumps - should be inspected for packing leaks and cool, quiet operation. 3. Tanks - should be inspected for corrosion leaks, minimum 5% head space, and excess bottom water drawn off. 4. Rose and Unloading Pipe - should be drained and stored so that all of the solvent is caught and returned to storage. 5. Signs - Display at each entrance and on perimeter fence "DANGER - Unauthorized Personnel Keep Out." (Use foreign languages if applicable). 6. Transport Drivers - will be instructed by the Transportation Manager in handling the trucks unloading line and valves without spills, which will coordinate with the Service Center's effort to avoid all spills. 7. Tank Out Flow Valve - must be locked. IV. SPILL PROCEDURE A. Interior Diked Area for Drums The interior diked area has enough containment for a drum of solvent to be spilled without an overflow. In the event of a spill, the doors and windows should be opened to improve the ventilation in the confined area. Then following the instructions of the Material Safety Data Sheet, the worker would enter the area wearing rubber gloves, aprons, glasses or a face shield and mop up the liquid and return it to dirty storage. If the vapors are heavy, the worker should come out after 15 minutes for a break. The clean up is completed only when the workers have cleaned themselves, washing with soap and water. B. Spills in the Secondary Containment Area Around the Bulk Storage Tank The dikes are equipped with automatic closing valves and rain water must be kept drained. In this way if a spill occurs, the material will be collected and can be returned to dirty storage. The recovery should start immediately to prevent the solvent from soaking into the ground. Any soil that remains saturated after the solvent has been pumped off must be removed and treated as hazardous waste. 3afemahleen corF Corporate Policy M: 600-609 Policy CONTINUED SPILL PREVENTION, NOTIFICATION AND CLEANUP (continued) C. Spills Outside the Diked Areas The plan and plat map of each Service Center when it is sent to the Branch Manager should be marked with arrows to show the direction of flow from the plant and possible containment areas. A copy of that map should be kept with this policy. The absorbent pads and other equipment used in cleaning up the spill should be replenished. Every spill must be recorded on the attached form with a contingency plan to prevent similar spills in the future. A copy of this report is sent to the Environment section of Technical Service so they can respond at any hearings that may come from the incident. D. Hazardous Material Storage The storage area for hazardous material must be diked in concrete with a catchment capable of holding a minimum of 110 gallons. safer lkleen co co"Polite Policy.. 6,00-609 - Policy ?' Policy CONTINUED SPILL HISTORY (Complete this form for any reportable facility.) 1. Date Volume I spill(s) which has occurred from this Cause: Corrective action taken: I Plans for preventing recurrence: 2. Date Volume Cause: Corrective action taken: Plans for preventing recurrence: 3. Date Volume Cause: Corrective action taken: Plans for preventing recurrence: Name of facility Operator EXHIBIT 6-4 sai Iffiell carp. Corporate Policy Polity A le: DISASTER An .! FIR : PLAN policy f: rnn-rin pap: 7-2-81 pMA,• Technical Service Corporate Approval I. OBJECTIVE The objective of this plan is to prepare the Centers for a disaster by having.the proper equipment and procedures in place to prevent injuries and property losses. The plan is designed to keep our workers thinking in terms of prevention rather than reaction. If a fire or disaster occurs, the prearranged procedures will eliminate much of the confusion. The workers at the Centers must be instructed in their responsibilities and retrained on an annual basis. This training in prevention is important and for inspection the employer is required to keep records. II. DISASTER AND FIRE BRIEFING List the workers as they receive this instruction or refresher training. Center Personnel Date Job Function 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. PERSN5L1 Iaf MIR1881 coPL corporate Policy Policy M: 600-610 CONTINUED III. INSPECTION A. Leaks Leaks should be eliminated immediately whenever they occur, by repair or replacing the equipment. Keeping all the solvents contained will eliminate the source of a fire. B. Trucks Trucks should be grounded before they are loaded or unloaded. C. Fire Extinguishers Each center should have a minimum of two 10-pound ABC extinguishers, located at the points where solvents are transferred. An ABC extinguisher is a universal system effective on paper, wood and electrical, as well as on solvent. The extinguishers must be full and carry an inspection tag. The accepted extinguisher is available as S-K part No. 4009. D. Fire Plackards The proper NFPA diamond should be in place on the storage tanks. 0 Immersion Cleaner 2 1 S-K Part No. 2422 Chlorinated 2 Mineral Spirits 0 0 S-K Part No. 1270 or 140 Solvent E. "No Smoking" Signs "No Smoking" signs should be posted in non-smoking areas. F. Aisles Aisles must be available through the Center to permit a fireman to pass with firefighting equipment. G. List of Support Contacts (Attached) The attached list of support contacts must be filled out with the Hospital, Fire and Police Departments telephone numbers. H. Material Safety Data She..ts Material Safety Data Sheets for all the material handled at the Center must be in place under S-K OSHA policy and with the local Fire Department. safetglDleen corA Corporate Policy Policy #' 600-610 CONTINUED IV FIRE PROCEDURE (1) STOP THE FLOW. (2) ACT QUICKLY WITH THE FIRE EXTINGUISHER TO PUT OUT THE FIRE BEFORE IT SPREADS. (3) CALL FOR THE FIRE DEPARTMENT. V Chlorinated solvents are initially not flammable, but produce toxic gasses and Hydrochloric Acid at elevated temperatures, which would require contained breathing equipment. Vapors of mineral spirits exposed to a spark or open flame can flash at temperatures over 105°F. A mineral spirits fire can best be extinguished with foam. If foam is not available, sweeping the fire with water can cool it. Directing the water to push the flames into a confined area is possible. The flame should not be extinguished until the flow of the solvent has been stopped. In case of any fire, the flow of solvent should be stopped first. Then attention should be directed immediately to extinguishing the flame. EMERGENCY INFORMATION OWNER: SAFETY-KLEEN CORP. 655 Big Timber Road Elgin, Illinois 60120 Tel. (312) 697-8460 Hospital Branch Branch Manager_ Home Address _ Telephone _ NOTE: All centers please send a copy of this completed page to Technical Service, Elgin. LOCAL FIRE DEPT: phone number LOCAL _ POLICE: STATE _ POLICE: (phone number PERSN5L3 Exhibit 6-5a (3 pages) BRANCH MANAGER 70B DESCRIPTION The Branch Manager has overall responsibility for the facility operations and maintenance, and directs sales activities within a certain geographic area defined by the Corporate Marketing Department. He is responsible for the % proper operations and profitability of the service center. REPORT TO: Regional Manager of Marketing QUALIFICATION: Minimum high school graduate with Safety-Kleen sales experience. PRINCIPAL RESPONSIBILITIES: 1. Plan, direct, and monitor activities of Sales Representatives. 2. Training of Sales Representatives and other branch personnel. 3. Assist or accompany Sales Representatives during their sales activities, when necessary. 4. Tabulate daily sales and inventory figures and report them to the corporate offices. 5. Maintain adequate inventory of solvents, allied products, and equipment. 6. Carry out corporate policies and standards regarding facilities and equipment operations and maintenance. 7. Inspect facility and equipment regularly, and implementing necessary repairs or initiating remedial action. 8. Represent Safety-Kleen Corp. in local community affairs and public relation activities. 9. Coordinate with Corporate Technical Service Department and implement necessary actions or plans for regulatory compliance. Environmental Dept. 6-21-84 SALES REPRESENTATIVE JOB DESCRIPTION The Sales Representative is charged with the responsibility of generating new business and servicing established accounts within a certain defined geographic area. REPORTS TO: Branch Manager QUALIFICATION: Minimum high school graduate. PRINCIPAL RESPONSIBILITIES 1. Pick up the route truck from the branch each morning and replenish his products on the truck before beginning his route sales. 2. Contact potential customers for the purpose of selling Safety-Kleen's service and allied products. 3. Exchange used solvents with fresh solvent and replenish the inventory of Safety-Kleen's products for existing customers. 4. Make minor repairs of Safety-Kleen's parts washer equipment or lease to the customer. 5. Prepare the necessary paper work for each service or transaction for the collection of money or establishing billing and credit procedure. 6. At the end of each day, the salesman returns the truck to the branch for cleaning and maintenance, to summarize the day's activities as the Branch Manager can tabulate the daily figures and forward them to the corporate offices. U .. WAREHOUSEMAN JOB DESCRIPTION Under general supervision performs duties to assist the Sales Representative in loading and unloading the trucks. Performs janitorial duties at the warehouse. REPORTS TO: Branch Manager QUALIFICATION: Attended high school. PRINCIPAL RESPONSIBILITIES: 1. Maintain warehouse in clean and orderly manner. 2. Assist Sales Representatives in loading trucks and dumping solvent. 3. Maintain clean restrooms. 4. Refurbish drums as needed. 5. Park or move trucks as needed. 6. Stock Inventory. 7. Replenish trucks with inventory. S. Perform other related duties as assigned. EXHIBIT 6-5b Name and Job Title of Each Employee Requiring HWM Training Eagan, MN Branch (5-103-02) Emvlovee's Name Michael Bovee Diane Bovee Thomas Rowen Allen Dahlstrom Dean Rauen Garth Peel Steve Baker Jim Pinter Job Title Branch Manager Branch Secretary Sales Representative Sales Representative Sales Representative Sales Representative Sales Representative Warehouseman EXHIBI' j-6 RECORD OR PERSONNEL TRAINING Certification by the employee that training has been received obligatees the employee to discharge his duties in accordance with the training provided. Failure to comply with the requirements established during the training program may result in civil or criminal penalties against the employee. JOB TITLE EMPLOYEE S.S.A. NO. DATE OF TR'NG TYPE OF TRAINING EMPLOYEE SIGNATURE C6041-RH7 ATTACHMENT III CONTINGENCY PLAN SAFETY KLEEN CORPORATION EAGAN, MINNESOTA MND981097884 5.0 PREPAREDNESS, PREVENTION AND CONTINGENCY (PPC) PLAN EAGAN. Ti SERVICE CENTER (5-103-02) 3227 Terminal Drive Safety-Kleen Corp. 5.1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF ACTIVITIES The business activities carried on from the Service Center relate to the leasing and servicing of Safety-Kleen Parts Cleaning Equipment, including a solvent leasing service for the customers. The clean solvents are distributed from and the used solvents are returned to the service center, where separate aboveground storage tanks are utilized for the storage of clean and used mineral spirits (solvent) and warehouse space is designated for the storage of drums of both clean and used immersion cleaner (chlorinated solvent). The mineral spirits are transported in covered, 16-gallon and 30-gallon drums between the Service Center and customers. Upon returning to the Service Center, the used mineral spirits are transferred from the drums into a wet dumpster (solvent return receptacle) in which coarse solids in the mineral spirits are retained. The used mineral spirits in the wet dumpster is pumped into a 12,000-gallon aboveground tank for storage. The used mineral spirits solvent is picked up periodically by a bulk tank truck from our Recycle Center in Elgin, Illinois, which also delivers a load of clean mineral spirits. The sludge in the wet dumpster is periodically cleaned out and drummed for shipment to the Recycle Center -5.1- for reclamation. The sludge accumulated at the bottom of the sludge tank is picked up by bulk tank truck approximately once per year and also shipped to the Recycle Center for reclamation. -The immersion cleaner remains in 16-gallon, covered drums at all times during transportation and storage. The solvent is never transferred to another container while being used by the customers or in storage at the Service Center. The drums containing used immersion cleaner are picked up periodically for recycling at the Elgin, Illinois Recycle Center. Attached are two exhibits (Exhibits 5-1 and 5-2) showing the basic site and floor plans, particularly, the locations of waste management facilities and emergency equipment and facility storage. 5.2 ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE The organizational structure for implementation of the PPC Plan is shown in Exhibit 5-3. Duties and responsibilities of the Safety-Kleen staff identified in the organizational structure are described below. BRANCH MANAGER (As named in Exhibit 5-7) 1. Make sure facility is generally clean and orderly. 2. Carry out inspection schedule and any maintenance that is needed. 3. Should know what materials and wastes that are handled and identify potential spill sources. 4. Inform all of his employees to their environmental responsibilities. -5.2- 5. As Emergency Coordinator, notify proper authorities in case of major spill and know spill notification procedures, make sure that spill is cleaned up properly, and submit Pollution Incident Report to Regional Manager and Tech Services. 6. Keep Pollution Incident Reports on file at facility. REGIONAL MANAGER (Glenn Jones) 1. Know the duties of a branch manager and ensure that he receives instruction in performing these duties. 2. Review Pollution Incident Reports to make sure all information is included on report and put on file. 3. If need be, go out to the facility to see that cleanup is done properly. 4. Ensure that facilities are properly maintained and managed. CORPORATE ENVIRONMENTAL DEPARTMENT (As named in Exhibit 6-1b) 1. Participate in training programs for regional and branch managers. 2. After branch managers notify Environmental Department of spill, they should contact appropriate agencies and give suggestions to branch managers for containment of spills. 3. Give branch manager name of spill contractor to contact in case of major spill. 4. In case of major spill, help supervise cleanup. 5. Investigate site and make corrections so that it does not-occur again. 5.3 MAXIMUM MATERIAL AND WASTE INVENTORY - See Exhibit 5-4. -5.3- 5.4 PLANT OPERATIONS - POTENTIAL SPILL SOURCES AND.CONTROL PROCEDURES (As required by Minn. Rules pt. 7001, 0570, Subp. C) 5.4.1 Small Scale Potential Spill Source The following is a list of activities that have the potential for a small scale (less than 30 gallons of solvent) pollution incident: a. Dumping of drums of spent solvent. As the small drums (16 and 30 gallons) are dumped into the dumping basin, solvent could Slash out. Employee training will emphasize the importance of being careful in dumping the drums. The drum dumping area is underlain by a sloped concrete floor with a floor drain that drains into the aboveground storage tank. This design will contain this type of spill. b. Filling of drums with clean solvent. A low pressure hose with automatic shut-off valve, similar to those used at automotive service stations, is used to fill the drums with clean solvent. Leaking fittings, a damaged hose or carelessness could lead to the discharge of solvent. Employee training will emphasize the importance.of inspection, maintenance and reporting of conditions with pollution incident potential. c. Moving of drums. Every time a drum is moved, a slight chance exists that it could possibly be tipped over or dropped. To minimize the possibility of spillage of solvent under those conditions, all drums must be maintained in an upright position and remain covered while being moved. d. Delivery truck drum transfers. (1) Individual delivery drums contain from 6 to 16 gallons of solvent, a quantity which can be contained by oil sorbent clay or pads, if accidentally spilled. -5.4- Revised March 1, 1986 (2) Each vehicle is equipped with a hoist and hand cart for ease of moving clean solvent off the truck and into the customer's shop and returning the dirty solvent to the truck. (3) Clamp type lids are on drums during movement to prevent spills. (4) Each truck should contain a shovel and a quantity of sorbent material such as, but not limited to, 3M Type 151 to contain a minor spill. The presence of these supplies is monitored during the daily inspection process described in Section 5.6.11. (5) The cargo should be secured in the route vehicle before transit. 5.4.2 Major Potential Spill Source The following activities have the potential for a pollution incident; a. Overfilling of storage tanks. Both clean and spent solvent tanks can be overfilled with a resulting discharge of solvent onto (into) the aboveground. A high level alarm and automatic shut off system will prevent this type of incident. b. The aboveground storage tanks and pipelines present a potential for leaks and resultant pollution. Testing of all our aboveground systems will be conducted on an annual basis or on a less frequent basis as approved by the Department. Faulty tanks are replaced. 5.4.3 Emergency Response Procedures a. If a spill occurs: (1) Stop the flow of solvent, if possible. (2) Retain, contain or slow the flow of the solvent as much as possible. (3) If solvent escapes your containment efforts, immediately call the local Fire Department and report to the Emergency Coordinator. -5.5- (4) Immediately recover spilled solvent to reduce property and environmental damage. Start recovery operations immediately. (5) The Emergency Coordinator shall report any incident as soon as possible to Safety-Kleen's Corporate Environmental Department on the 24-hour telephone: (312) 888-4660. If the Environmental Department does not respond within thirty minutes. The Emergency Coordinator shall call an emergency cleanup response contractor, if it is deemed necessary, and report the incident to the National Response Center (telephone: 800-424-8802) and Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (telephone: (612) 296-7373 - 24 hour number). See Exhibit 5-5 for emergency notification information sheet. The Emergency Coordinator is authorized to tell the cleanup response contractor to begin work. (6) The person reporting a spill should be prepared to give his name, position, company name, address and telephone number. The person reporting should also give the nature of the material spilled (e.g. immersion cleaner) and, if possible, some estimate of the amount, and whether it is near a stream or could enter a stream by flowing through ditches or storm sewers. Spills within the drum storage and return/fill areas would flow into collection sumps. Spills at the aboveground tanks will be retained within the diked area. b. If assistance is needed, the emergency coordinator should describe the containment status and specify any additional equipment needed. V When reporting a spill, record the dad ao:?l time of the cal and the name of the person answering the call at the above number. c. Spill prevention plans are reviewed with facility personnel every year and records of the training are kept at the facility. -5.6- rnCS7_nnGS d. Every spill must be recorded on the attached form (Exhibit 5-6) with the revision of the contingency plan to prevent similar spills in the future. A copy of this report is sent to the Corporate Environmental Department so they can respond at any hearings that may result from the incident. e. It will be the ultimate responsibility of Divisional Vice President to commit resources should remedial measures become necessary. f. Each employees function during an emergency is shown in Exhibit 5-7. 5.4.4 Spills Inside Buildings The indoor drum storage area has a concrete floor free of cracks or other gaps and is diked with concrete curbing. In the event of a spill indoors, the doors and windows should be opened to improve the ventila- tion in the confined area. Material stored in the indoor drum storage areas are not explosive. However, if solvent is spilled or is flowing, insure that all sources to ignition: thermostats or light switches are left in the position (either on or off) at the time of the spill. Then following the instructions of the Material Safety Data Sheet (Exhibits 5- 9 through 5-11), the storage worker would enter the area wearing rubber gloves, aprons, glasses or a face shield*, and mop up the liquid and return it to dirty storage. The cleanup is completed only when the workers have cleaned themselves and the emergency equipment with soap and water. * A respirator may also be required. -5.7- Revised March 1, 1986 5.4.5 Overfilling of Tank in the case of the overfilling of a tank (underground or aboveground), the filling of the tank should cease immediately, the flow from the truck should be contained and cleaned up as quick as possible through the use of pumps, sorbent material, and other safety equipment stored on site for such incidents. If necessary, an emergency clean up contractor may be called. Tank spillage that contaminates the soil will be shoveled into 16 gallon empty mineral spirit drums and treated as dumpster mud. These 1/2 full drums will be sent to the Recycle Center. 5.4.6 Spills on Concrete Pads Under most spill conditions, product can be totally contained on the concrete surface. Upon containment, arrangements must be immediately undertaken to recover the material. Any soil that may be involved must be removed and treated as a hazardous waste. 5.4.7 Leaking Aboveground Tank if the aboveground dirty solvent tank is suspected of leaks or ruptures, transfer remaining tank contents into a tanker or portable tank and consult with Tank Evaluation and Repair (TER) Plan (Section 5.7), including the removal of contaminated soil. If aboveground clean solvent tank is suspected of leaks or ruptures transfer remaining tank contents into a tanker, a portable tank or the dirty solvent tank and consult with Tank Evaluation and Repair (TER) Plan (Section5.7), including the removal of contaminated soil. -5.8- C9547-RV47 5.4.8 Fire Control Procedures a. Call the Fire Department. (1) Immersion Cleaner (which is a mixture of chlorinated solvents and water) is initially not flammable, but produces toxic gases and hydrochloric acid at elevated temperatures (about 12000F). Specific action for potential toxic gases is presented in Section 5.12.10. (2) Vapors of Mineral,Spirits exposed to a spark or open flame can flash at temperatures over 105°F. A Mineral Spirits fire can best be extinguished with foam. If foam is not available, prior to the arrival of fire fighting assistance, sweeping the fire with water fog can cool it, directing the water spray to push the flames into a confined area, if possible. The flame should not be extinguished until the flow of the solvent has been stopped. Then attention should be directed immediately to extinguishing the flame. b. Center aisles are available in drum storage areas to permit firemen to pass with firefighting equipment. c. Act quickly with the fire extinguisher to put out the fire before it spreads. 5.5 MATERIAL COMPATIBILITY The mineral spirits and immersion cleaner wastes are not incompatible materials insofar as reactivity is concerned. However, they are the primary source of feed stock for regenerating the clean solvents, separation of these types of materials is a standard practice at the Service Center. -5.9- The used mineral spirits are transferred into.specially designated aboveground tanks immediately upon return from the customer. The immersion cleaner and dry cleaning wastes are never transferred from the original container at the Service Center. The drums containing the clean and used immersion cleaner materials and dry cleaning wastes are stored separately in the drum storage area until the drums are picked up for shipment to the Recycle Center or to the customer. Drums containing the dumpster mud are stored in the drum storage area separated from the immersion cleaner and dry cleaning drums. The tank bottom sludge generated from the used mineral spirits are loaded and shipped separately for recycling. All material at the Service Centers is managed in accordance with local fire protection codes and fire department recommendations. 5.6 INSPECTION AND MONITORING PROGRAM 1. The purpose of the inspection plan is to establish a procedure and schedule for the systematic monitoring and inspection of hazardous waste management facilities to insure proper operation and maintain compliance. 2. The Branch Manager or his designate is responsible for carrying out the inspections of all hazardous waste management facilities in accordance with the following procedure and schedule. 3. The Branch Manager inspects the facility daily for security (gates, doors, locks) and any evidence of sticking, corrosion, or uncommon activity. -5.10- 4. Daily inspections for containers consist of the following: a. Physically examine the container (drum) storage area to verify that there have been no leaks which have occurred since the last inspection. b. Verify that there are no badly damaged and/or rusted drums. c. Replace or adjust damaged, missing or loose fasteners. d. Examine and verify that all container identification, loading data, hazardous waste labels are attached and current. 5. Weekly inspections for containers consist of the following: a. Containment areas to detect signs of deterioration and failure of the containment system such as cracks, breakage, settlement, spillage. b. Container placement and stacking such as aisle space, height and stability of stacks. 6. Daily inspections for aboveground tanks consists of the following: a. Check automatic high level alarm by measuring depth of used solvent in the tanks in inches for double checking the proper functioning of the automatic alarm system and for determining unexpected levels in tank volume or sudden drop in liquid level, which may indicate possibility of leakage. b. Inspect solvent dispensing hose, connections and valve for any leaks or damage or wear that could cause a leak to develop. c. Hose and unload pipe should be drained so that all of the solvent is caught and returned to storage. 7. Weekly inspections for aboveground tanks consists of the following: -5.11- Revised March 1, 1986 a. Valves should be inspected for proper seat. Stem leaks from worn glands and warped valve bodies should be repaired. If the valve cannot be repaired, replace the unit. b. Pumps should be inspected for packing leaks and cool, quiet operation. c. Tank seams and the containment system should be inspected for corrosion and leaking. 8. Tanks will be physically inspected and tested within a year following the submittal of this application. This initial inspection and testing will involve withdrawal of contents, a squeegie cleaning, visual inspection, and perform Kent-Moore or other tests. Frequency of method of future inspection and testing will be determined after this initial evaluation. See Section 5.7 for Tank Evaluation and Repair (TER) Plan. 9. Weekly inspection for dumpsters consists of the following: a. Wet Dumpster - Inspect for leaks and excess dumpster mud build-up. b. Dry Dumpster - Inspect to insure that no liquids are being placed in the unit. 10. Inspection of Emergency and Spill Control Equipment a. The purpose of the inspection plan is to establish a procedure and schedule for the systematic monitoring and inspection of emergency and spill control equipment to insure proper operation and maintain compliance. b. The Branch Manager or his designate is responsible for the carrying out of the inspection in accordance with the following procedure and schedule. c. Weekly inspection for fiS!I?xtinguishers must be performed to C9547-RV51 insure that the tag date has not expired and the units are properly charged and accessible. The unit must be inspected by a fire service suppiiell: on a yearly basis. d. Weekly inspection for eye wash stand must be performed to assure accessibility; check for proper operation of this equipment on a monthly basis. Inventory of first aid kit must be checked on a weekly basis. e. Weekly check for the supply of spill control equipment (absorbent material) must be performed. f. Weekly check of the conditions and inventory of other emergency equipment. 11. Inspection for Transportation Equipment a. The purpose of this inspection plan is to establish a procedure and schedule for the systematic monitoring and inspection of the route trucks which travel between the customers and the Service Center to insure proper operation and safety of the equipment. b. The Branch Manager or his designate is responsible to inspect daily each route vehicle to insure the proper operation of brakes, lights, turn signals, emergency flashers and wipers. Trucks dispatched from Recycle Center should also be noted for its operation. c. Daily inspection for safety equipment such as sorbent, eyewash, fire extinguisher, first aid kit, and reflector kits on the route vehicles must be performed. d. M individual vehicle inspection record must be maintained for each route vehicle. -5.13- e. Any equipment that is inoperative or unavailable shall be immediately repaired or replaced. 12. Verification of the Inspection Plan The inspection plan described here in sections of this chapter are summarized in Exhibit 5-8. This chart also provides a log of the inspection performed. These records verify that the site security and inspection plans are properly carried out and corrective actions, when necessary, are taken. These inspection records will be maintained with the facility as part of the operating records until closure of the facility. 5.7 PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE 1. Materials Handling a. All containers of clean and used immersion cleaner solvent and sometimes dumpster mud are stored in the container (drum) storage area. The area is totally contained by curbs, concrete floor and a spill containment trench. b. Drum filling for mineral spirits at this facility is done by using automatic filling equipment in the solvent return and fill area. Every time a drum is moved, a slight chance exists that it could possibly be tipped over, dropped or punctured. To minimize the possibility of the spillage of solvent under those conditions, the drums are maintained in an upright position and tightly covered. Small transfer pumps are available to quickly empty any leaking containers into another safe drum. -5.14- 2. If spent solvent tanks are over 85% full, a pickup should be scheduled. a. Spent Solvent Storage The level of spent storage tank should be checked daily. b. Clean Solvent Storage The level in the clean solvent storage tank should be checked before and after delivery of clean solvent. This is to insure that the tank can accept the quantity of solvent to be delivered. The delivery drivers are also instructed to measure the contents of the tank to be certain the fresh load will fit in the tank. 3. Any fault found during container inspection should be repaired as soon as possible. Upon inspection (as described in Section 5.6), if a container is not in good condition, or if it begins to leak, the contents in the defective container is immediately transferred to a container that is in good condition via a hand held pump (COMS pump). The leaked waste is recovered, placed in a good container, and together with the defective drum, shipped to the recycle center for reclamation/ disposal. Any area or equipment that has come in contact with the leaked waste is decontaminated according to the procedures described in the closure plan. 4. Replacement Parts There are no critical spare parts required for the Service Center. The following sources can be contacted for replacement parts: a. Hose and Fittings - Look for a supplier in the yellow pages under "Service Station Equipment". -5.15- rn"1.7-nnSS Revised March 1, 1986 b. Pumps, dispensing nozzles or other special equipment - Safety- Kleen Corp., Elgin Office - Mr. Ray Karass, Technical Services, (312) 697-8460. c. Emergency spill equipment and protective clothing are always available at the service center. 5. Trucks should be grounded before they are loaded or unloaded. 6. Prevention of Fire a. All wastes and products are kept away from ignitable sources. When handling wastes, the operator confines smoking or open flame to designated safe areas (i.e., outside of drum storage areas, return/fill shelter, and tank farm area). The mineral spirits handling area will be isolated from the rest of the building area by walls and concrete curbing, and the aboveground tanks from storage of clean and used mineral spirits are also separated from the building area. b. Materials are handled so that they do not: Generate extreme heat or pressure, fire or explosion, or violent reaction. - Produce uncontrolled toxic mists, fumes, dusts or gasses in sufficient quantities to threaten human health. - Produce uncontrolled fires or gases in sufficient quantities to pose a risk of fire or explosion. - Damage the structural integrity of the divide of the Safety- Kleen facility. -5.16- 005:47-R"SS c. Adequate aisle space is maintained to allow unobstructed movement of personnel, fire protection equipment, and decontamination equipment to any area of the facility operation in an emergency. d. "No Smoking" signs should be posted in non-smoking areas. e. Fire Extinguishers should be checked once per month and tested by fire extinguisher company once per year. -7. Tank Evaluation and Repair (TER) Plan Product stored in the tanks at this facility is mineral spirits (petroleum naphtha). The material is compatible with the mild steel tank structure; in fact, mineral spirits is often used as a light hydrocarbon coating to prevent rusting of metal parts. As with all petroleum storage vessels, water will accumulate over time due to condensation. The mineral spirits has a specific gravity less than water and the water will accumulate in the bottom of the tank. There is the potential for corrosion of the tank at the mineral spirits/water,interface. Experience has shown that the corrosion potential at the interface is minimal when compared to the potential for corrosion from soil conditions occurring outside the tank. For tanks storing used mineral spirits, sludges, in addition to water, are also accumulated at the bottom of the tank over time. The sludges containing oily solids may in fact have a sealing effect for tanks of marginal conditions. Two options will be used to determine the integrity of the vessel. The first is a tank tightness test such as Petro-tite, Leak Lokator, Ezy-check, or J-tube. These tests require that the tank be either -5-17- full or two-thirds full of product. The second option is ultra-sonic thickness testing. This option would require the withdrawal of contents, cleaning (squeegie cleaning), and thus a visual inspection of the tank would also be conducted. Access to the vessel will be undertaken in accordance with the facility's Closure Plan. The Plan identifies the requirements and procedures for entering tanks to perform necessary tasks (Section 7.3). The results of the tank testing program will dictate the frequency and method of future testing. For example, if a tank has been in place for five (5) years and there in no evidence of corrosion or shell thinning, a future test frequency of three (3) years may be used. If corrosion is noted, then a more frequent analysis is dictated. If corrosion is significant and localized, the tank will be immediately taken out of service and repaired, i.e. patch welded over corroded area. Should the corrosion of the vessel be extensive or if the tank is found to be leaking, the vessel will be immediately taken out of service and removed. In the case of the leaking tank, the facility's Contingency Plan will be initialized to insure the removal of any contaminated soil. 8. Employee Training Employee training emphasizes the importance of inspection, maintenance and reporting of conditions with pollution incident potential. -5-18- 5.8 HOUSEKEEPING PROGRAM In addition to the preventive maintenance measures addressed in Section 5.10, the branch manager should make sure that the facility is generally clean and properly maintained. He should also see that all spills'are cleaned up promptly and that all refuse is placed in the refuse container. 5.9 SECURITY 1. Controlled Access a. Mineral Spirits return/fill area are secured with lockable steel roll up doors. b. Drum storage areas are located within the building. Entry to the drum storage area will be controlled through doors. All doors will be locked at all times when facility is not in operation. c. The combination of doors and warning signs prevents the unknowing entry and minimizes the potential for unauthorized entry of people or livestock into the facility. 2. Warning' Signs a. Signs are posted at the entrance of the facility and additional locations so that they are visible from any approach at twenty- five feet. Signed are marked "Danger - Unauthorized Personnel Keep Out." See Exhibit 5-2 for locations of the signs. b. "No Smoking" signs are posted in areas as shown in Exhibit 5-2. 5.10 EXTERNAL FACTORS The design of the installation is such that a harmful spill is highly unlikely to occur from most external factors. The storage tanks are -5.19- aboveground and the pump switches are located inside. Also, the drum storage is inside. Vandalism - Casual vandalism would not result in a solvent spill. Strikes - A strike in itself would not result in a solvent spill. Power Failure - No effect. Flooding - The site elevation is generally above projected 100-year flood level. Therefore, a 100-year flood should not affect the facility. Snowstorms or Cold Weather - Solvent return/fill area is located within the building and the dumpster has a cover. No opportunity is forseen to overfill the dumpsters with storm water. 5.11 INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL COMMUNICATIONS OR ALARM SYSTEMS Because the facility is very small, internal communication within the building and the solvent return/fill area is accomplished by voice, which is capable of providing immediate instruction to facility personnel. Telephones are used in a case of a spill or fire emergency summoning emergency assistance from local and state emergency response agencies. Branch managers have emergency phone numbers of local and state emergency response teams posted by each phone located in the sales office. Included in these phone numbers also is the 24-hour Spill number which corresponds to Tech Services Environmental Department. 5.12 EMPLOYEE TRAINING PROGRAM It should be the Divisional Vice President's responsibility to inform the regional managers and the branch managers of their anti-pollution responsibilities. In addition to the training program as described in 'Section 6.0, the Branch Manager and/or the employees are trained. -5.20- Revised March 1, 1986 1. Carry out inspection schedule consisting of: a. Measuring volume of solvent in aboveground tanks daily to insure timely scheduling of tanker visits and as a check on the functioning of the high level alarms. Any unusual variations in solvent levels should be investigated immediately. b. Inspect solvent dispensing and collecting equipment for leaks, and damage or wear that could cause a leak to develop. 2. Maintenance a. If spent solvent tanks are near full (85X), a pickup is to be immediately scheduled. b. Any fault observed during inspection is to be repaired as soon as possible. Order replacement parts as soon as detected. 3. Carry out the branch manager's responsibility for the notification procedure for a major spill. He will make sure that the spill is cleaned up properly. For assistance in spill cleanup contact the emergency clean-up contractor shown on Exhibit 5-5. 4. The branch manager will also make sure that the facility is generally clean and well ordered; he will see that all spills are cleaned up promptly and that all refuse is placed in the refuse container. 5. No open drums of solvent should ever be left unattended inside or outside. 6. The branch manager"is to inform all of his employees of their anti- pollution responsibilities. These include: -5.21- a. Prompt reporting and clean up of any spill. b. Prompt report of any situation which could lead to a spill. c. Exercise of care in any action during which a spill could occur. d. Spill prevention plans must be reviewed with employees every year and records of the training kept at the facility. 7. Transport drivers will be instructed by the Transportation Manager in handling the trucks, unloading line and valves without spills. 8. All employees are trained to be aware of all potential escape routes during an emergency. 9. The Branch Manager and his designate are trained to use the inspection form. 10. Management of Phosgene/HCL Gases The immersion cleaner materials can decompose into phosgene when exposed to high temperature sources which may be produced by welding arcs or prolonged contact with open flames. At the Service Center, however, no such temperature conditions could exist. In addition, the immersion cleaner related materials are always contained in sealed drums and the material is never transferred to another container or exposed to atmosphere at the Service Center. In case of a fire, the likelihood of the materials reaching a decomposition state is therefore, regarded as minimal. This information as listed in the Material Safety Data Sheet serves primarily to inform Safety- Kleen's broad-range of customers to avoid these high temperature conditions such as welding on metals coated with solvent residues. -5.22- 09947-RV61 In the event of a fire: 1. Keep unnecessary people away; isolate hazard area and deny entry. 2. Stay upwind; keep out of low areas. 3. Ventilate closed spaces before entering them. 4. Wear positive pressure breathing apparatus and full protective clothing. 5. Evacuate area endargered by gas. Current management procedures for the immersion cleaner is, therefore, considered adequate, and no special management procedures for phosogene and HCL gases are deemed necessary. 11. Employees' function during an emergency is shown in Exhibit 5-7. 5.13 LIST OF EMERGENCY COORDINATOR The Branch Manager or his designate is the emergency coordinator. Exhibit 5-5 includes the names, home addresses, and both office and home phones of the primary emergency coordinator and his alternates. At all times there is at least one employee either on the facility premises or on call with responsibility for coordinating all emergency response measures. This primary emergency coordinator is the Branch Manager and the alternate emergency coordinator is a senior sales representative or branch secretary. Both are trained and thoroughly familiar with all aspects of the facility's contingency plan, all operations and activities at the facility, the location and characteristics of materials handled, the location of all records within -5.23- the facility and the facility layout. In addition, these coordinators have the authority to commit the resources needed to carr. out the contingency plan. This includes the ability to authorize emergency clean-up contractors to begin work, and to assist and coordinate activities with local authorities. 5.14 DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE EMERGENCY COORDINATOR 1. Whenever there is an imminent or actual emergency situation, the emergency coordinator (or his or her designee when the emergency coordinator is unavailable due to sickness, vacation, etc.) must immediately: a. Activate internal facility alarms or communication systems, where applicable, to notify all facility personnel. The relatively small size of this service center makes direct verbal communi- cation the most expedient form of emergency notification; and b. Notify appropriate state or local agencies with designated response roles if their help is needed. (Exhibit 5-5) 2. Whenever there is a release, fire, or explosion, the emergency coordinator must immediately try to identify the character, exact source, amount, and area extent of any released materials. Because of the limited number of materials being handled at the facility, he or she may do this by observation or review of facility records or manifests, and, if necessary, by subcontracting outside laboratories for chemical analysis. 3. Assessment - The emergency coordinator will assess possible hazards as follows: -5.24- a. Is there a potential for escape of hazardous waste to the environment? b.C Is there is threat t) human health and safety? If either question can be answered in the affirmative, he will initiate plans in the following control procedure. 4. If the emergency coordinator determines that the facility has had a release, fire, or explosion that could threaten human health, or the environment outside the facility, the coordinator must report those finding as follows: a. If the assessment indicates that evacuation of local areas may be advisable, the coordinator must immediately notify appropriate authorities. The coordinator must be available to help appropriate officials decide whether local areas should be evacuated. The names and phone numbers of local authorities can be found in Exhibit 5-5; and b. The coordinator must immediately notify the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA) (612/296-7373) (Exhibit 5-6). The report must include: (1) Name and telephone number of notifier; (2) Name and address of facility; (3) Time and type of incident (e.g., release, fire); (4) Name and quantity of material(s) involved, to the extent known; (5) The extent of injuries, if any; and (6) The possible hazards to human health, or the environment outside the facility. -5.25- 5. During an emergency, the emergency coordinator must take all reasonable measures necessary to ensure that fires, explosions, and releases do not occur, recur, or spread to other hazardous waste at the facility. These measures must include, where applicable, stopping processes and operations, collecting and containing released waste, and removing or isolating containers. Specific procedures have been presented in Section 5.4.3. 6. If the facility stops operations in response to a fire, explosion, or release, the emergency coordinator should request technical assistance from the Corporate Environmental Engineering Department to monitor for leaks, pressure buildup, gas generation, or ruptures in valves, pipes, or other equipment, wherever this is appropriate. 7. Immediately after an emergency, the emergency coordinator must provide for treating, storing, or disposing of recovered waste, contaminated soil or surface water, or any other material that results from a release, fire, or explosion at the facility. The disposition of any such materials must first obtain the approval of the Department. 8. The emergency coordinator must ensure that, in the affected area(s) of the facility: a. No waste is treated or stored until cleanup procedures are completed; and b. All emergency equipment listed in the contingency plan is cleaned and fit for its intended use before operations are resumed. -5.26- 9. The Branch Manager of his designee must notify the appropriate state and local authorities that the facility is in compliance with paragraph (8) of this section before operations are resumed in the affected area(s) of the facility. The names and phone numbers of state and local authorities can be found in Exhibit 5-5. 10. The Branch Manager or his designee must note in the operating record the time, date, and details of any incident that requires implementing the contingency plan. Within 15 days after the incident, the operator must submit a written report on the incident to the MPCA. The report must include: a. Name, address, and telephone number of the owner or operator; b. Name, address, and telephone number of the facility; c. Date, time, and type of incident (e.g., fire, explosion); d. Name and quantity of material(s) involved; e. The extent of injuries, if any; f. An assessment of actual or potential hazards to human health or the environment, where this is applicable; and g. Estimated quantity and disposition of recovered material that resulted from the incident. 5.15 CHAIN OF COMMAND Based on the emergency response procedures described in previous Sections, the chain of command during an emergency can be generalized as follows: Person who discovers/causes the spill Emergency Coordinator Corporate Environmental Dept. Divisional Vice President -5.27- 5.16 LIST OF AGENCIES TO BE NOTIFIED See Exhibit 5-5 5.17 EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT The following equipment will be located in the warehouse near the drum area. 1. Gloves - The rubber or plastisol gloves sold by Safety-Kleen should be worn when handling the solvents. 2. Safety Glasses or Face Mask - Whichever the worker prefers, should be worn when loading or unloading the solvent. 3. Plastic Aprons - Should be available for the situations where a major cleanup will be getting solvent on the worker's clothing. Decontamination of this equipment is done by washing with soap and water. 4. Eye Wash Stand - The eye wash stand is located near the entrance to the mineral spirits drum dumping area (Exhibit 5-2). The workers should try the stand and be familiar with its operation. The eye wash stand should be checked twice per month for operation. It should be inspected by an outside inspector and tagged yearly. 5. Ventilation - The warehouse possesses adequate ventilation. In the event of a spill doors and windows may be opened to provide additional ventilation. Safety-Kleen Corp. has recently engaged in industrial hygiene consultant through its insurance company and conducted an air quality -5.28- Revised March 1, 1986 test in the drum storage and mineral spirits return/fill shelter areas at the Los Angeles facility. The results of this test indicate that air concentration levels of methylene chlorides, Ordichlorobenzene, mineral spirits and cresylic acid were with Cal- OSHA Permissible Exposure Limits (PEL) and American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists (ACGIH) Threshold Limit Value (TLV). Also, the results of tests conducted while performing the return/fill operations, employee exposure to mineral spirits was found to be within Cal-OSHA PELs and ACGIH TLVs for an 8-hour Time Weighted Average (TWA) and also for a Short Term Exposure List (STEL). 6. Fire Extinguisher - The Service Center has three 10-pound ABC or NL all purpose fire extinguishers, located at strategic points within the facility. The fire extinguisher is a universal system used on paper, wood and electrical, as well as solvent. The extinguishers must be full and carry an inspection tag. The accepted extinguisher is available as S-K part no. 4009. Extinguisher inspected yearly by ABC. 7. Water - Water for fire protection purposes is available through the city of Eagan. 8. Mops, shovels, sorbent material (3M Type 151 or equal), in the designated storage area shown in Exhibit 5-2, and detergent are also available at the Service Center. -5.28a- Revised March 1, 1986 5.18 EVACUATION PLAN 1. In an uncontrolled emergency, all persons are to be evacuated from the area by means of a verbal cry and assemble across Terminal Drive in order to insure that all personnel are accounted for and out of the area. 2. The fire department must be notified at the time of evacuation either from a safe on-site building or neighboring facilities. 3. Clearly marked exits exist in warehouse and office area. Employees are trained to be aware of all potential escape routes. 5.19 ARRANGEMENT WITH EMERGENCY RESPONSE CONTRACTORS Potential primary and secondary emergency response contractors are identified in Exhibit 5-5. Contractual arrangements will be prepared with these contractors to provide emergency assistance. 5.20 ARRANGEMENTS WITH STATE AND LOCAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAMS AND HOSPITAL 1. Arrangements have been made to familiarize the Police Department, Fire Department and local emergency response teams with the layout of the facility, properties of hazardous materials handled (Material Safety Data Sheets attached as Exhibits 5-9 through 5-11) at the facility and associated hazards, places where facility personnel would normally be working, entrances to and roads inside the l'? V 7 facility, and possible evacuation rout=s. ' 2. Agreements have been sought to give the Police Department and the Fire Department primary emergency authority. -5.29- C9547-RV69 3. A copy of this PPC Plan is on-file at the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency. 4. Arrangements have been made to familiarize local hospital with the properties of hazardous waste handled at the facility and the types of injuries or illnesses which would result from fires, explosions, or releases at the facility. The following exhibits represent copies of letters which are being transmitted to local authorities for emergency response in the event of an incident where public health or environment is threatened. Exhibit 5-12 Letter to Local Police Department Exhibit 5-13 Letter to Local Fire Department Exhibit 5-14 Letter to Local Hospital 5.21 POLLUTION INCIDENT HISTORY There has been no known pollution incident at this facility. 5.22 IMPLEMENTATION SCHEDULE Any discrepancies or deficiencies found during the routine inspection must be corrected on a most expedient basis to insure that the problem does not lead to an environmental or human health hazard. Where a hazard is imminent or an accident has already occurred, remedial action must be taken immediately. The Branch Manager of the Service Center has the overall responsibility for remedying any discrepancies found during the routine inspection, and shall consult with corporate environmental and facility engineering staff to design an implementation schedule for the remedial action. -5.30- 5.23 AVAILABILITY AND REVISION OF THE PPC PLAN 1. This plan and all revisions to the plan are kept at the facility and regularly updated throughout the operating life of the facility. 2. Copies of this document are provided to local authorities and organizations listed under the Preparedness and Prevention Plan, which may be called upon to provide emergency services. 3. This plan and all revisions to the plan are made readily available to employees working at the facility. 4. The plan is reviewed and updated, if necessary, whenever: a. The facility license is modified to allow new process wastes to be stored or treated, or applicable regulations are revised; b. The list or location of emergency equipment changes; c. The facility changes in its design, construction, operation maintenance, or other circumstances in a way that (1) Materially increase the potential for fires, explosions, or releases of hazardous waste or hazardous waste constituents, or (2) Changes in response necessary in an emergency. d. The names, addresses, or phone numbers of emergency coordinators changes, e. The employee assigned to each emergency task changes, or f. The plan fails when implemented in an emergency. 5.24 PROCEDURES FOR THE OPERATING RECORD Minn. Rules pt. 7045.0584, subp. 3 (Operating Record) requires nine types -5.31- Revised April 9, 1986 of records to be maintained at a facility. Safety-Kleen complies as follows: Subp. 3. A., B., and C. - Safety-Kleen maintains records of all customers and all services performed. Sales receipts have been modified to record shipments of waste solvent for each customer, the customer's EPA I.D. number and a DOT Description of each waste stream (see attached). These records are kept on file at the facility. D. and E. - The Part B Permit Application contains diagrams of storage locations in the service center and descriptions of the wastes in those locations. A Waste Analysis Plan and results of waste analyses are also contained in the Part B. Future copies of waste analysis reports will be maintained on file at the facility. F. and G. - All incidents requiring implementation of the Contingency Plan will be recorded and kept on file at the branch (see attached Corporate Policy Statement 600-609). Records of inspection are also kept on file at the service center. H. - This applies to facilities which treat or dispose of hazardous wastes. Since the Eagan Service Center is a storage facility only, this rule does not affect its operation. As required by Minn. Rule pt. 7045.0502, subp. 4, a closure cost estimate is contained in the Part B on file at the facility. Whenever a closure cost estimate is revised, a copy will be on file at the facility. As required by Minn. Rules pt. 7045-0452, subp. 3.C., when received from the MPCA, Safety-Kleen by means of a form letter, will notify each of its customers that they are permitted to accept each generators waste, and will supply a copy of the MPCA response. -5.32- Exhibit 5-3 ORGANIZATIONAL STRtTCTLT._° FOR Df-DIMMNTATION' OF PPC PLAN BRANCF MAMA= REGIONAL :TANAGER I I Tz--- ICA: SERFICZS iTOTIFIC.IIION FED AL 1 1 STATE I I LOCAL _ C'..EAN-TSP s :FITIGATION rmESTIGATION JAM CORRECTIVE ACTION TO ELIMINATE FUTURE INCIDENTS EX T 5 MATERIAL AND WASTE INVENTORY AND MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET Hazardous l/Waste i M t Category Mode of Storage Handling Area Maximum Inventory er a a Fresh Mineral Spirits Ignitable Underground Tank Solvent Return/ 10,800 gal. Fill Dock Used Mineral Spirits Ignitable Underground Tank Solvent Return/ 10,800 gal.' . Fill Dock A Mineral Spirits Ignitable Wet Dumpsters Solvent Return/ 336 gal. in 2 Dumpsters Dumpster Mud EP Toxic and Drums Fill Dock and 18 drums or Drum Storage Area 144 gal, in drums Fresh Immersion Cleaner Toxic Drums Drum Storage Area 482 drums* or and AC Area 2,892 gal. Used Immersion Cleaner Toxic Drums Drum Storage Area A 482 drums* ne 410 gal 2 rea and AC . , Dry Cleaning Wastes Toxic Drums Drum Storage Area 220 30-gallon drums (6,600 and AC Area gallons); or 364-16 gallon drums (5,824 gallons) * Maximum Immersion Cleaner storage capacity is either 482 drums of fresh material or 482 drums of used material; in most cases, however, the drum storage area holds no more than a total of 482 drums of both fresh and used immersion cleaner. C9547-RH2 EXHIBIT 5-5 (2 Sheets) EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION Emergency Coordinators Primary: Michael Bovee Alternates: Branch Manager 5721 125 St. W. Apple Valley, MN 55124 Office: (612) 890-1022 Home: (612) 432-5865 Diane Bovee Branch Secretary 5721 125 St. W. Apple Valley, MN 55124 Office: (612) 890-1022 Home: (612) 432-5865 Emergency Notification Phone Numbers (In the event of any spill incident) Safety-Kleen Environmental Technical Service Telephone (312) 888-4660 (24-hour number) National Response Center Telephone (800) 424-8802 Division of Solid and Hazardous Waste Minnesota Pollution Control Agency 1935 W. County Road B2 Roseville, MN 55113 (612) 296-7373 (24-hour number) Emergency Team to be Notified (In the event of any spill incident) Eagan Fire Department - Station 2 2940 Lone Oak Circle Eagan, MN 55121 (612) 454-5438 Eagan Police Department 3800 Pilot Knob Road Eagan, MN 55122 (612) 454-3700 Fairview Ridges Hospital 201 E. Nicollet Blvd. Burnsville, MN 55337 (612) 892-2000 Emergency Clean-up Contractors (Primary Clean-Up Contractor) Bay West Environmental Contractors 517 S. 59th Avenue Duluth, MN 55807 (216) 628-1093 AMO Pollution Services, Inc. P.O. Box 311B Canonsburg, PA 15317 (800) 325-1398 (Secondary Clean-Up Contractor) Ryckman's Emergency Action and Consulting Team P.O. Box 27310 St. Louis, MO 63141 (800) 325-1398 (Secondary Clean-Up Contractor) EXHIBIT 5-5 Sheet 2 of 2 OayEnvironmental Contractor DULUTH: ST. PAUL: 24-HOUR SERVICE 517 South 591h Aw Want 800 North Grotto Stress DubAh. Minnesota 55807 St. Paul. Mintrosota 55104 21518281093 81214881008 December 9, 1985 Ms. Ellen J. Jurczak, P.E. Safety-Fleen Corporation 777 Big Timber Road Elgin, IL 60120 Dear Ms. Jurczak: This letter will confirm our telephone conversation of December 6 in which Bay West, Inc. agreed to serve as Safety-Kleen's emergency response contractor., Beth our Duluth and St. Paul office numbers are answered 24 hours, and we have trained personnel, equipment and materials in both locations. We appreciate this opportunity to be of additional service to Safety-Kleen. Sincerely, c ncF. C. 5u 't Rondi C. Erickson President RCE:cj tJ_;, y y n t 1-03 Ervi:enm,ntai Cie=rt^lcnt SAFETY-KLEEN CORP. EXHIBIT 5-6 TELEPHONE NOTIFICATION LOG Incident Information Date: Time of Incident: Material Spilled: Location: (Highway No., M.P. etc.) Shipping Name Hazard Class U.N. Number Estimated Volume Spilled Type of Vehicle Weather Conditions: Temperature Wind Direction Rain or Snow Spilled Material: Contained Yes No (Circle One) Stream Nearby Yes No Storm Sewer Yes No " Emergency Personnel at Scene: Yes No " If yes, Departments represented Residential or Commercial Areas Nearby Yes No (Circle One) Telephone Contacts National Response Center 800-424-8802 Time Notified: Person Receiving Report: Comments Received: Minnesota Pollution Control Agency Working Hours and 24 hour number 612-296-7373 Time Notified: Person Receiving Report: Comments Received! EXHIBIT 5-6 TELEPHONE IDENTIFICATION LOG (cont.) Police Department (612) 454-3700 Time Notified: Person Receiving Report: Comments Received: Fire Department (612) 454-5438 Time Notified: Person Receiving Report: Comments Received: Fairview Ridges Hospital (612) 892-2000 Time Notified: Person Receiving Report: Comments Received: Corporate Environmental Department, Safety-Kleen (312) 888-4660 Time Notified: Person Receiving Report: Comments Received: EXHIBIT 5-7 EMPLOYEES' FUNCTIONS DURING AN EMERGENCY Employee's Name Normal Title Emergency Function Michael Bovee Branch Manager Emergency Coordinator Notify Emergency Agencies Apply First Aid Diane Bovee Branch Secretary Alternate Emergency Coordinator' Supervise Evacuation Thomas Rowen Sales Representative Retain, contain or slow the flow of solvent Shut off electricity Allen Dahlstrom Sales Representative Extinguish Fire Dean Rauen Sales Representative Extinguish Fire Garth Peel Sales Representative Notify Emergency Agencies Steve Baker Sales Representative Retain, contain, or slow the flow of solvent Extinguish Fire Jim Pinter Warehouseman Extinguish Fire 09547-RHI ATTACHMENT IV CLOSURE PLAN SAFETY KLEEN CORPORATION EAGAN, MINNESOTA MND981097884 7.0 CLOSURE PLAN 7.1 The Safety-Kleen Corp. has constructed each service center with the intent that each will be a long term facility for the distribution of Safety-Kleen products. There is no onsite disposal activity at any plant and hence there is no disposal capacity to be exhausted that will necessitate closure of a facility. In the event that some presently unforseen circumstance(s) would result in the discontinuance of operations and permanent closure or sale of the facility, the following Closure Plan is designed to identify the steps necessary to completely close the facility at any point during its intended life, and should be used for tanks, drum storage areas and equipment. It is intended that all closures will be complete and final with removal of waste and decontamination of the facility and associated equipment, in order to eliminate need for maintenance after closure and chance of escape of hazardous waste constituents into the environment. An anticipated closure schedule can be seen in Exhibit 7-1. Procedures described in this closure plan are also applicable to cleaning up of spilling and repairing/decontamination of facility or equipment. 7.2 FACILITY DATA 1. Waste Management Facility Descriptions -7.1- Revised April 9, 1986 a. Aboveground Storage Tank A 12,000-gallon steel tank, 1016" diameter x 1811" long, for used Mineral Spirits storage. b. Drum Storage Areas, one 2915" x 25'8" area with 6" wide by 4" high continuous curbing with a containment trench at the entrance. It has capacities for 180 16-gallon, immersion cleaner drums, 18 16-gallons Mineral Spirits dumpster mud drums, and 20 30-gallon, and 72 16-gallon dry cleaning waste drums. The AC drum storage area is 4916" x 41' with containment trenches at the entrances. It has capacity for 192 16-gallon immersion cleaner drums, 108 30-gallon and 256 16-gallon dry cleaning waste drums. c. Solvent Return/Fill Area, 10' x 30', with two wet dumpster and associated appurtenances. 2. Maximum Inventory of Wastes a. Used Mineral Spirits: 90% x 12,000 gallons = 10,800 gallons b. Used Immersion Cleaner: 372 drums x 5 gallons/drum = 1,860 gallons c. Dry Cleaning Waste: 128 drums x 30 gallons/drum = 3,840 gallons 328 drums x 16 gallons/drum = 5,248 gallons d. Mineral Spirits Dumpster Mud: 18 drums x 8 gallons/drum - 144 gallons 7.3 CLOSURE PROCEDURES 1. Underground Tanks and Associated Piping (If Applicable) a. OUTLINE - To safely clean and decommission underground storage tanks: -7.2- (1) Provide access to each tank. (2) Remove remaining material from tanks and return the materials to the Recycle Center for reclamation. (3) Rinse, scrape and squeegee tank interiors. (4) Disconnect and cap all appurtenant underground piping. (5) Disconnect and decontaminate all appurtenant pumping equipment. (6) Remove tanks and appurtenant equipment. (7) Remove and dispose of contaminated soil surrounding the tank. (8) Backfill all excavations with stable materials. (9) Transport and dispose of all other waste material generated during the project. b. PHASE I - OPEN THE TANK (1) To gain access to underground tanks, carefully excavate around all lines to locate a point of access. Depending on the type of opening and the condition of the equipment, a variety of tools may be used. Care must be exercised to minimize spark generation when working on the tank. (2) Prior to opening the tanks the personnel should have full face respiratory protection and protective clothing. Once the tanks have been opened they will be provided with positive ventilation. The tanks will then be inspected to determine the approximate quantity and physical conditions of the remaining material. -7.3- c. PHASE II - REMOVING WASTE AND CLEANING TANK (1) Before removing the waste from the tank, all underground piping and appurtenant equipment will be flushed first with clean mineral spirits followed by detergent solution. (2) The method to remove the waste material from the tanks will depend on the physical properties and quantities of that material. Prior to any person entering the tank, an effort will be made to remove as much liquid and sludge as possible. (3) Subsequent to vacuuming the majority of the material from the tanks, it may be necessary to use a high pressure wash system using clean solvent and detergent solution to rinse residual material from the walls and bottom of the tanks. The evacuated material and the rinse solution will be returned to the Recycle Center for reclamation. The quantity of wash fluid used will be kept to a minimum in order to limit the amount of unnecessary material. (4) Storage Tanks are considered Confined Spaces i.e. spaces open or closed having a limited means of egress in which poisonous gases or flammable vapors might accumulate or an oxygen deficiency might occur. (S) Confined Space Entry requires special operating procedures: (a) Tanks are to be washed, neutralized and/or purged (where flammable atmosphere is present) prior to being entered. (b) Supply valves must be closed and "tagged" and bleeder valves left open; or supply piping should be disconnected. -7.4- (c) Pumps or motors normally activiated by automatic controls shall be operated manually to be sure they have been disconnected.,, Instrument power switches should be tagged "Off". (d) On tanks where flammable vapors may be present, all sources of ignition must be removed. (e) All tanks must be tested for flammable vapors, toxic gases or oxygen deficiency in that order as applicable. The results of such tests should be displayed on the job site. [1] In all tank entering situations, an Oxygen Deficiency Test shall be performed prior tank entry. [2] Under circumstances where "hot work" (welding, burning, grinding, etc.) is to be performed in or on the vessel, a test for combustible gases shall be taken. This is referred to as a "flash test". [3] In most circumstances, flash tests and oxygen deficiency tests will be performed by the supervisor of the area in which the work is being done. [4] Under any conditions where there exists a possibility (no matter how remote) of toxic vapors being present in the tank to be entered, the supervisor will arrange to have the air tested. (f) There must be a set of wristlets or a rescue harness and sufficient rope at the job site to effect a rescue. Any other rescue equipment considered necessary must also be on the job site. -7.5- (g) Workers should wear a rescue harness if entering a tank with a large enough opening to easily effect a rescue. In tanks with small openings, only wristlets may be used. (However, in cases where there are agitator shafts, drums or other hazards in which the man's life- line would be entangled and the supervisor in charge feels that wearing the lifeline may entrap a man and increase the hazard, the wearing of a harness or wristlets may be eliminated.) ` (h) A constant source of fresh air must be provided to insure a complete change of air every few minutes. In cases of short term entry for inspection or removal of objects, an air mask is recommended. In cases of long term entry (generally for repair) the use of an air mover should be considered. (i) When a ladder is required to enter a tank, the ladder must be secured and not removed while anyone is in the vessel. In cases where a rigid ladder could become an obstacle, a chain ladder may be used. (j) Adequate illumination must be provided. [1] A flashlight or other battery operated light must also be on hand to provide illumination for safety exit in the event of an electrical power failure. -7.6- [2] In any tank used to store flammable liquids, explosion-proof lighting must be used. (k) All electrical equipment to be used inside the tank must be in good repair and grounded. (1) others working in the immediate area shall be informed of the work being done; and they shall inform the watcher or supervisor immediately of any unusual occurrence which may make it necessary to evacuate the tank. (6) The "Buddy" (Watcher of Standby Observer) System: (a) Men working inside a confined space must be under the constant observation of a fully instructed watcher. (b) Before anyone enters the tank, the watcher will be instructed by the person in charge of the entry that: [1] An entry authorization must be obtained from the person in charge by anyone entering the tank. [2] A rescue harness or wristlets must be on the job. [3] He (the watcher) must know the location of the nearest: [a] Telephone (with emergency numbers posted). [b] Safety Eyewash/Shower. [c] Fire Extinguisher. [d] oxygen Inhalator. -7.7- [4] For all "hot work" inside a tank, the watcher must be instructed how to shut down welding/burning equipment. [5] As long as anyone is inside the vessel, the watcher must remain in continuous contact with the worker. HE IS NOT TO LEAVE THE JOB SITE EXCEPT TO REPORT AN EMERGENCY. [6] UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHOULD THE WATCHER ENTER THE VESSEL. If the worker(s) in the tank becomes ill or injured, the watcher is to put in effect the emergency plan described in the attached Standard Operating Procedure. [7] The watcher still DOES NOT ENTER THE TANK until help is available. (c) After being instructed in his responsibilities, the watcher will sign an instruction form indicating his understanding. (7) Welding and Burning Within a Tank (a) All welding and burning equipment must be provided with a shutoff under control of the watcher; and the watcher must be shown how to shut off the equipment if it becomes necessary. (b) Welding and burning equipment will only be taken into a tank immediately prior to its use and must be removed from the tank immediately after the job is finished. -7.8- (c) For all "hot work" inside a tank, a properly executed flame permit if needed, must be displayed at the job site. (d) Standard welding and burning safety precautions will always be followed. d. PHASE III - REMOVE TANK (1) Disconnect and cap all appurtenant underground piping. (2) Disconnect and decontaminate all appurtenant pumping equipment. (3) The vessels shall be removed and reused by Safety-Kleen or cut up and sold as scrap. (4) Contaminated soil surrounding the tank, when it exists, shall be removed and properly disposed of. (5) Alternatively, the tank may be filled with inert materials such as clean sand or lean concrete. e. PHASE IV - BACKFILLING AND REGARDING (1) Backfill the excavation with previously excavated material with proper compaction. (2) Add additional backfill with proper compaction necessary. The material must be of clean materials and easily compacted in place. (3) Regrade the site to proper topography. (4) Remove and dispose of non-useable debris. -7.9- 2. Aboveground Storage Tanks, if Applicable a. Outline - To safely clean and decommission aboveground storage tanks: (1) Expose doorways or cut openings to provide access to each tank. (2) Remove remaining material from the tanks and return the material to the Recycle Center for reclamation. (3) Rinse, scrape and squeegee tank interiors. (4) Disconnect and cap all appurtenant piping. (5) Disconnect and cap all appurtenant pumping equipment. (6) Remove tank and appurtenant equipment for final disposition. (7) Transport and dispose of all other waste meterial generated during the closure. b. Phase I (1) Access to the aboveground tanks is obtained by removing manways. (2) See Sec. lb. - Phase I. c. Phase II See Sec. Lc. - Phase II v -7.10 - -nom / ? -- . 3. Drum Storage Area a. The drum storage area contains drums of used immersion cleaner, Mineral Spirits dumpster mud. b. At closure all the drums will be removed and transported to the Recycle Center with proper packaging, labeling and manifesting, where the contents in the drums will be reclaimed and the drums will be cleaned for reuse. c. The concrete floor and spill containment sumps will be cleaned with detergent solution and tested for effectiveness of decontamination by fully analyzing the initial and final rinse water according to USEPA SW 846 gas chromatographic methods 8.01, 8.02, and 8.04. d. The wash water and all other wastes generated in the closure process when tested to be hazardous, will be disposed of at a properly licensed disposal facility. 4. Wet Dumyster and Solvent Return/Fill Shelter Area a. The wet dumpster and dock area returns the used mineral spirits to the storage tank. b. Closure of the wet dumpster will be made prior to the cleaning and removal of the storage tank. c. At closure, the sludge in the dumpster ("dumpster mud") will be cleaned out of and drummed, labeled, and manifested for proper disposal at permitted facilities. -7.11- d. The dumpster and the dock area will be thoroughly rinsed with clean mineral spirits followed by detergent solution. e. The rinsing fluids are discharged through the appurtenant piping system into the storage tank, which will be subjected to a separate closure procedure as described earlier. f. The cleansed dumpster and dock structure will be reused by Safety-Kleen, or scrapped. 7.4 FACILITY CLOSURE SCHEDULE AND CERTIFICATION 1. Safety-Kleen may amend the closure plan at any time during the active life of the facility. (The active life of the facility is that period during which wastes are periodically received.). Safety-Kleen shall amend the plan any time changes in operating plans or facility design affect the closure plan or whenever there is a change in the expected year of closure of the facility. The plan must be amended within 60 days of the changes. 2. Safety-Kleen shall notify the State authority at least 180 days prior to the date closure is expected to begin, except in cases where the facility's permit is terminated of if the facility is otherwise ordered by judicial decree or compliance order to cease receiving wastes or to close. The date when Safety-Kleen "expects to begin closure" should be within 30 days after the date on which Safety- Kleen expects to receive the final volume of wastes. -7.12- 3. Within 90 days after receiving the final volume of hazardous wastes, or 90 days after approval of the closure plan, if that is later, Safety-Kleen shall remove from the site, all hazardous wastes in accordance with the approved closure plan. The Regional Administrator may approve a longer period if Safety-Kleen demonstrates that: The activities required to comply with this paragraph will, of necessity, take longer than 90 days to complete; or The following requirements are met: - The facility has the capacity to receive additional wastes; - There is a reasonable likelihood that a person other than Safety-Kleen will recommence operation of the site; - Closure of the facility would be incompatible with continued operation of the site; and Safety-Kleen has taken and will continue to take all steps to prevent threats to human health and the environment. 4. Safety-Kleen shall complete closure activities in accordance with the approved closure plan and within 180 days after receiving the final volume of wastes or 180 days after approval of the closure plan, whichever is later. 5. When closure is completed, all facility equipment and structures shall have been properly disposed of, or decontaminated by removing -7.13- all hazardous waste and residues. 6. When closure is completed, Safety-Kleen shall submit to the certification by an independent registered professional engineer that the facility has been closed in accordance with the specifications in the approved closure plan. 7. An anticipated closure schedule is shown in.Exhibit 7-1. -7.14-- 7.5 CLOSURE COST ESTIMATES 1. Tank Closure - Open, remove contents of, clean, remove, and dispose of, a 12,000-gallon 1016" diameter x 1817" long aboveground storage tank. Access to Tank $ 350 Remove Material: The costs involved in off-site transportation and reclamation are adequately compensated by the economical value of the used solvent. Assume no net cost gain or loss. Squeegie Clean Tank and Testing of wash water $ 800 Dispose of wash water: 1,000 gal. at $0.50/gal. $ 500 Disconnect and cap all appurtenant piping and equipment 2 man-days at $15/hr. $ 240 Torch cut the tank 16 hours at $20/hr. $ 320 Remove tank $ 350 Total Closure Cost for the 12,000- Gallon tank $2,560 2. Closure of Drum Storage Area - Remove and return drums to the Recycle Center, clean the drum storage area, and dispose of wash water generated. a. Remove and return drums to the Recycle Center N/C** b. Clean the storage area 20 man-hours @ $15.00/hour $ 300 Cost to determine contamination and decontamination $1,000 c. Dispose of the wash water 100 gallons @ $0.50/gallon $ 50 Total Closure Cost $1,350 -7.15- 3. Closure of Dumpster and Dock Area - Remover package-and dispose of sludge, clean the dumpster and dock area, remove dumpster and dock structure for rquse. a. Remove, package and dispose of sludge 300 gallons @ $0.75/gallon $ 226 b. Clean dumpster and dock area 16 man-hours @ $15.00/hour $ 240 c. Remove dumpster and dock 16 man-hours @ $20.00/hour $ 320 Torch 8 hours @ $20.00/hour $ 160 Total Closure Cost $ 946 4. Total Closure Costs Aboveground Storage Tank: $2,560 Drum Storage Area: 1,350 Wet Dumpster Area: 946 Total $4,856 ** Assumed the value of the used immersion cleaner and the drums offsets the cost of removal and transportation. -7.16- roSA7-01707, 7.6 FINANCIAL ASSURANCE FOR CLOSURE Safety-Rleen Corp. is the owner/operator of the Eagan, Minnesota Service Center The cost for cJosurg of the facility as estimated above is assured through the use°of the financial test specified in Subpart H of 40 CFR Part 264. Exhibit 7-2 shows the letter from the Chief Financial Officer of Safety-Bleen Corp. to demonstrate the financial responsibility for closure through the financial test. -7.17- C9547-RV98 CALENDAR DAYS CLOSURE ACTIVITY 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 1. Final shutdown of service center or storage tank operations. l/di l f fi l R sposa waste emova o na 2. inventory. i d nate 3. Decontam rum storage areas and dispose of wash water. a 4 D t i to ta k d t am ge . econ na e s r n s an piping, and dispose of wash water. Remove tanks and contami at d t 5 i l , n e ma a . er s and backfill excavations. s l 6. _ Di mantling and scrapping or se ling of storage tanks and piping. 7. Notification of Regulatory Agency. EXHIBIT 7-1 Anticipated Closure Schedule for Service Centers ATTACHMENT V INSPECTION SCHEDULES SAFETY KLEEN CORPORATION EAGAN, MINNESOTA MND981097884 EKtIIBiT 5-A Revision - February 28, 19ui FACILITY INSPECTION RECORD AND PROCEDURE PERIOD WEEK WEEK BEGINNING DATE NAME OF INSPECTOR: _ Remarks/Corrective Action (Include Date of Repair or TIME: Remedial Action, Attach Item* Mon Tus Wed Thu Fri- Additional Sheet if Necessary) Solvent Tank Reading 41 Clean (inches) 02 Clean (gallons) OI Used (inches) 42 Used (gallons) 43 Used - Sludge (inches) 04 Used - Water (inches) 05 Solvent Dispensing Hose 06 Pump Valves and Pipe Fittings 01 Tank Inspection 08 All Drums Storage Areas 49 I.C. Clean/Used 09 M.S. Dumpster Mud 09 Dry Cleaning 16e/30e/15a 410 Containment Systems 411 Used - Labelling 6 Damages 412 Route Vehicle Check 413 Safety Equipment 014 Wet Dumpster 415 Dry Dumpster 016 Fire Extinguishers 011 Eye Wash 6 First Aid Kit 018 Absorbent #19 Other Emergency Equipmene 020 Security Cates arl Locks 421 Security Fence 022 Loading/Unloading Areas * See Instructions on Reverse Side of Form. 2/28/85 Revision - February 28, lyU5 Item O1 - Watch for high level alarm, if available. Read level gages or measure depth of solvent in inches. Record reading in inches. Contents not to exceed 95% of tank capacity. Item 02 - Convert tank readings from inches to gallons using outage table. Item 03 - Measure sludge depth and record reading in inches, for underground tank only. Item 04 - Measure depth of water and record reading in inches, for underground.tank only. Use water finding paste available Part. No. 3339 New Berlin. Item 05 - Tnepect solvent dispensing hose, connections and valve for any leaks or damage that could cause a leak to develop. All hose should be drained and its contents discharged into the storage tank. Item 06 - Check pump, pipe and fittings for leakage. Item 07 - Underground tanks should be noted to prevent overflow and for evidence of leaks such-as unexpected deviation in tank measuring data or sudden drop in liquid level and unloading data and sudden drop of liquid level; excess water in the clean solvent tank should be transferred to the used solvent tank. Aboveground tanks should be noted for corrosion or leaking at joints, seams, and other corrections; examine dike and sump areas to detect erosion or obvious signs of leakage. Item 08 - Inspect the drum storage areas for leaks. Item 09 - Record the number of drums on-hand. Item 010 - Inspect to detect deterioration and failure of the containment system and container placement and stacking. Item 011 - Check to make sure all drums containing wastes are properly.labelled as required regarding identification, date, loading data and hazardous waste label. Drums shall be inspected for dsmagea'or rust to Phe point of near leakage. Damaged, missing, or loose fasteners shall be replaced or adjusted. Item 012 - Each route vehicle at the facility must be inspected daily to insure the proper operation of brakes, lights, turn signals, emergency flashers, and wipers. Trucks dispatched from Recycle Center should be noted for its operations. Item O13 - Route vehicle safety equipment' check, including sorbent, eyewash, fire extinguisher, first aid kit and reflecrur kite. Any equipment that is inoperative or unavailable shall be immediately' replaced or repaired. Item 014 - Inspect, + t dumpster for leaks and excess dumpster mud built up. Item 015 - Inspect dry dumpster to insure that no liquids are being placed in the unit. Item 016 - Fire extinguishers must be checked to insure that the tag date has not expired and that the units are properly charged and accessible. Must be inspected by a fire service supplier on a yearly basis. Item 017 - Eye wash stand inspected for accessibility weekly. Once per month check operation. Check inventory of first aid kit. Item 018 - Check supply in Service Center. Item 019 - Inspection for existence, conditions and/or adequate supply of emergency equipment such as safety glassegv rubber gloves, and boots, shovels, pumps/wet-dry vacuum and mops; and respirator, protective clothing, face-shield and inter-com, if available. Item 020 - Security gates and locks most be checked for sticking, corrosion, or other uncommon activities. Item 021 - Security fence must be checked for deterioration, gape under fence, and broken wire ties. Item 022 - Look for stain or liquid in and around all loading/unloading areas. ATTACHMENT VI PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS OF WASTE STORAGE TANK SAFETY KLEEN CORPORATION EAGAN, MINNESOTA MND981097884 V • r ,nye . it „?[ . • / w ? i [ ' `r +. . ? _ [•- ..,.W ,... :4.., W M . r.. i I I N) .1 : :: 'n . t. Y I I I 1 ____ %•4 DIRE VOLUME CALCDUTION rW.YY , e: 41 fi0.4 ?,a:,?:? ?.u.L rt rte, wiwn :<? pry JA[Y['(MLRI(.LR1L<.LR?LI.MtYJm_Rl• VAS4[ A YR6n[ 4.[ WD,Y MV[D 4YY• 0 ,4+•• W.I') iY o4[[q.+r vAW [flf.+, n.Ph. YYL([V. rt,. nn LU..,n.Y• ;:•. [. I-0 wR,r..[..: (.r. ..wun w.WYn)•n.•+W.(+1• •Y. F) Te IL UrtYr vn L .. M ?aoba o?boua?aDaboo??oeoa Of'da4b :[W ,? [._Wm s+rt[W. ? 0 _EXHIBtt 2•Sc 88181Q?8188A 681' ._TANK FARM/SHELTER PLAN Vl :, WLM1L .yu[,! 1 1 II'1 11 1 :1 11 8:?: = 11T, .Rawe_,e N ltf.l. N. Au..51.5.1. M.. bi".es=Rl`S„:: YI..". f&.lZ.• All, ....ILL ?.w? .. -tll ;a ss E : °s It r. ;1? :w::'. PIE."a ti:,:<:99-Ye . N, .[•vMtlltn.t in •? [-w ' L II nrtrt ?. n[[ M nub amOnn ... O .I[liluVW,fA O f a i?-rM an 1 Iwm favurtl 5' ns.p comm. I<...r o.r m.me» i? rro+..a t Ru.. wnnl .I m. I., wn-w. V our w ALARM SYSTEM-CONTROL BOX'-- 7 INSTALLATION DETAILS ABOVEGROUND TANK INSTALLATIONS E r .1• .m;.:; ' rwi)fi l crt 1 aw9En ? ,m en l . tm <,[ 3- ti,v::: v. m 3 ?nwT. I .A., .A., m cw.w for -OPTION 1- dynmm r?u ]m -OPTION 2- UNDERGROUND TANK RISER PIPE MST ALLATION OPTION 3- -01HENU NOTES-'NN I...?IIIIN n w . N"' WWI It TxI ? .. o.im mn,a Ix o-i` we l E"M o . tww.a M?. Y..b-LLL4 [Yn.?w wtn-ut. ... wa O I Intl tw.FINN ?? [?rtf. : t111 t,Ill SS• Ia Imam Exhibit 2-6b NIGA INSTALLATION .. .plcpt__ DfGll2 " ?u u.• Din .33 UNDERGROUND TANK MANWAY INSTALLAIIV. ITTASIE W VARIABLE 'i' OMEN9ON- ABOVEGROUND SEETRa0NTAL CLEAN SOLVENT TANKS DR UNDERORgMD HORIZONTAL CLEAN A USED Sd.VENT TANKS P l lll? wl n I. r 6' ,' P ST. I It. m-6, w 12' 13- W 15' lnn }t' A N• I'm IC ,l• ADD r 31 6RYI t „- ROSE m DIED Im ILmn 6' Im 6' 6• AROVEORDUND VSATICAL CLEAN SOLVENT TANKS u ,n In.l YNIRr SAIK;ril r 5' 6' r t' In' Io•6• u• U IS• SL• Is• 1}' N' 6' S' N• P }• P 5• ABOVEGROUND VERTICAL OR HORIZONTAL USED SOLVENT TANKS L: TL '[' OINn19L Ls P ,-. A-,,EE 2un1 raI ALt .LevtP[aIC RLII[.l P -E-At Al. NEW- -GENERAL NOTES O .IS LS-, Ti.4rP 1111, P, IY( .P .I.?Plkt VP N X ITT IS 11 " w •x W! .1 4 It LL IM ptk f RII V! ,0 [Ma`:?LI. I. u -Itrt S-1 .. n . ITT .n Ntl:lla.• »".I'M . "" IIP Sn.IL, - i. Ixelrleuu NET O ,k[.?I([IC[ R:'[aWi:ia: "I's Pn[:C".t+1i P c ?: ryry IF4? Rf.1t LPIOCS O Do iea rt ..IN 4M•LAI(n,E(!x P..E.YLE- FA Lu[n GU -111, P 101-1 ,rant n I'll, ITS, O a, :[ ( I., .,EST.,. k. t °1,. ME A°(:LE;![11°a. LITI rnn IT, ITME .Vf.11 u n.....a w ku' w . p I 1 Ipli 1.1 L ST. = LE DS It I ITS T-t? I-- It III CMILIES 11 'ITS ell p.,.tn3:Y;¢tn"t:.... IT It IT , '.IS I--' SEELI -I'S SO- I-III 'Il S."St It 1. ITTE ISTSISKS' .1 1. AS IS. 11 -1 1.1'. It IS IS O 1. IL-I .I 11 ' I ' aL;:; I: ESSIw IN 1P1 n I I 11".1 _. _wtP.aum .v n P wwr In.uunPl.---_ __ lIc LT.'. [Como! 1. q 110 P .xt uk( xpe `uo ?[ ;xlw P.. IFn Ilu. m.M N. .nl. IS IT yp.ePew rw Ll Ln•• a w. i u[I . ML le.wpt wI N ntO.I SEE nlm. I Ir t n;Pn © .it P .xlt YuI.It I4 ! !`w%IP 11?1U, IIVI[I SLAB. P .L Wtn-¢t ?:I. 11 A w`IT:k. Exhibit 2-6c m .o,E 1 L, k E i r i I S T. .q.°s c -VERTICAL INSTINLtl10N- 0 0 - PIPING DETAIL W - 1 1 1 - HORIZONTAL INSTALLATION - L - EOUIMENT I FIXWWE SCHEME - u. .r...<' ?.:, :.. e r :o.. w n??.nx? wI. ?:?n .::. ",il i .. ,:. _-. ? +TIM1 ILI?I.IUfIV tvi _ _ Z. TJ• I. MI. YM gC:ML _ _ _ - GENERAL NOTES - u u,•< VI.RN: WfM1'q((. <v.. Mw;«•' ' I)S l ..'?1 w,?s CJ q.; ` ..., .I. . i; . . • • •• .... iue:.w . L.«i ,. N .. x?x . <o-rlwle. n .r d7? ... u<..?..: ..e« .. ,.rr. n<.._e :.n..w::. Y,.?_, u o?i.:? _((...nlrt. ?O ..L n(n +n, urm-.¢u ..., r...ven«u .n. u ITI:IC ,. (nu«,a. n n a... .... ., ..., _. D - SOLVENT STOI .... ... ?,m.Jn n.. .. T.NK,:NSTALL sole. ATTACHMENT VII OPERATIONS MANUAL FOR MANAGEMENT OF CONTAINERS SAFETY KLEEN CORPORATION EAGAN, MINNESOTA MND981097884 5.4 PLANT OPERATIONS - POTENTIAL SPILL SOURCES AND CONTROL PROCEDURES (As required by Minn. Rules pt. 7001, 0570, Subp. C) 5.4.1 Small Scale Potential Spill Source The following is a list of activities that have the potential for a small scale (less than 30 gallons of solvent) pollution incident: a. Dumping of drums of spent solvent. As the small drums (16 and 30 gallons) are dumped into the dumping basin, solvent could gplash out. Employee training will emphasize the importance of being careful in dumping the drums. The drum dumping area is underlain by a sloped concrete floor with a floor drain that drains into the aboveground storage tank. This design will contain this type of spill. b. Filling of drums with clean solvent. A low pressure hose with automatic shut-off valve, similar to those used at automotive service stations, is used to fill the drums with clean solvent. Leaking fittings, a damaged hose or carelessness could lead to the discharge of solvent. Employee training will emphasize the importance.of inspection, maintenance and reporting of conditions with pollution incident potential. c. Moving of drums. Every time a drum is moved, a slight chance exists that it could possibly be tipped over or dropped. To minimize the possibility of spillage of solvent under those conditions, all drums must be maintained in an upright position and remain covered while being moved. d. Delivery truck drum transfers. (1) Individual delivery drums contain from 6 to 16 gallons of solvent,.a quantity which can be contained by oil sorbent clay or pads, if accidentally spilled. -5.4- Revised March 1, 1986 (2) Each vehicle is equipped with a hoist and hand cart for ease of moving clean solvent off the truck and into the customer's shop and returning the dirty solvent to the truck. (3) Clamp type lids are on drums during movement to prevent spills. (4) Each truck should contain a shovel and a quantity of sorbent material such as, but not limited to, 3M Type 151 to contain a minor spill. The presence of these supplies is monitored during the daily inspection process described in Section 5.6.11. (5) The cargo should be secured in the route vehicle before transit. 5.4.2 Major Potential Spill Source The following activities have the potential for a pollution incident; a. Overfilling of storage tanks. Both clean and spent solvent tanks can be overfilled with a resulting discharge of solvent onto (into) the aboveground. A high level alarm and automatic shut off system will prevent this type of incident. b. The aboveground storage tanks and pipelines present a potential for leaks and resultant pollution. Testing of all our aboveground systems will be conducted on an annual basis or on a less frequent basis as approved by the Department. Faulty tanks are replaced. 5.4.3 Emergency Response Procedures a. If a spill occurs: (1) Stop the flow of solvent, if possible. (2) Retain, contain or slow the flow of the solvent as much as possible. (3) If solvent escapes your containment efforts, immediately call the local Fire Department and report to the Emergency Coordinator. -5.5- rnc 7_111.11 /, (4) Immediately recover spilled solvent to reduce property and environmental damage. Start recovery operations immediately. (5) The Emergency Coordinator shall report any incident as soon as possible to Safety-Kleen's Corporate Environmental Department on the 24-hour telephone: (312) 888-4660. If the Environmental Department does not respond within thirty minutes. The Emergency Coordinator shall call an emergency cleanup response contractor, if it is deemed necessary, and report the incident to the National Response Center (telephone: 800-424-8802) and Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (telephone: (612) 296-7373 - 24 hour number). See Exhibit 5-5 for emergency notification information sheet. The Emergency Coordinator is authorized to tell the cleanup response contractor to begin work. (6) The person reporting a spill should be prepared to give his name, position, company name, address and telephone number. The person reporting should also give the nature of the material spilled (e.g. immersion cleaner) and, if possible, some estimate of the amount, and whether it is near a stream or could enter a stream by flowing through ditches or storm sewers. Spills within the drum storage and return/fill areas would flow into collection sumps. Spills at the aboveground tanks will be retained within the diked area. b. If assistance is needed, the emergency coordinator should describe the containment status and specify any additional equipment needed. When reporting a spill, record the data and time of the call and the name of the person answering the call at the above number. c. Spill prevention plans are reviewed with facility personnel every year and records of the training are kept at the facility. -5.6- d. Every spill must be recorded on the attached form (Exhibit 5-6) with the revision of the contingency plan to prevent similar spills in the future. A copy of this report is sent to the Corporate Environmental Department so they can respond at any hearings that may result from the incident. e. It will be the ultimate responsibility of Divisional Vice President to commit resources should remedial measures become necessary. f. Each employees function during an emergency is shown in Exhibit 5-7. 5.4.4 Spills Inside Buildings The indoor drum storage area has a concrete floor free of cracks or other gaps and is diked with concrete curbing. In the event of a spill indoors, the doors and windows should be opened to improve the ventila- tion in the confined area. Material stored in the indoor drum storage areas are not explosive. However, if solvent is spilled or is flowing, insure that all sources to ignition: thermostats or light switches are left in the position (either on or off) at the time of the spill. Then following the instructions of the Material Safety Data Sheet (Exhibits 5- 9 through 5-11), the storage worker would enter the area wearing rubber gloves, aprons, glasses or a face shield*, and mop up the liquid and return it to dirty storage. The cleanup is completed only when the workers have cleaned themselves and the emergency equipment with soap and water. * A respirator may also be required. -5.7- rQ 547-RV46 Revised March 1, 1986 5.4.5 Overfilling of Tank In the case of the overfilling of a tank (underground or aboveground), the filling of the tank should cease immediately, the flow from the truck should be contained and cleaned up as quick as possible through the use of pumps, sorbent material, and other safety equipment stored on site for such incidents. If necessary, an emergency clean up contractor may be called. Tank spillage that contaminates the soil willbe shoveled into 16 gallon empty mineral spirit drums and treated as dumpster mud. These 1/2 full drums will be sent to the Recycle Center. 5.4.6 Spills on Concrete Pads Under most spill conditions, product can be totally contained on the concrete surface. Upon containment, arrangements must be immediately undertaken to recover the material. Any soil that may be involved must be removed and treated as a hazardous waste. 5.4.7 Leaking Aboveground Tank If the aboveground dirty solvent tank is suspected of leaks or ruptures, transfer remaining tank contents into a tanker or portable tank and consult with Tank Evaluation and Repair (TER) Plan (Section 5.7), including the removal of contaminated soil. If aboveground clean solvent tank is suspected of leaks or ruptures transfer remaining tank contents into a tanker, a portable tank or the dirty solvent tank and consult with Tank Evaluation and Repair (TER) Plan (Section5.7), including the removal of contaminated soil. -5.8- 5.4.8 Fire Control Procedures a. Call the Fire Department. (1) Immersion Cleaner (which is a mixture of chlorinated solvents and water) is initially not flammable, but produces toxic gases and hydrochloric acid at elevated temperatures (about 12000F). Specific action for potential toxic gases is presented in Section 5.12.10. (2) Vapors of Mineral,Spirits exposed to a spark or open flame can flash at temperatures over 105°F. A Mineral Spirits fire can best be extinguished with foam. If foam is not available, prior to the arrival of fire fighting assistance, sweeping the fire with water fog can cool it, directing the water spray to push the flames into a confined area, if possible. The flame should not be extinguished until the flow of the solvent has been stopped. Then attention should be directed immediately to extinguishing the flame. b. Center aisles are available in drum storage areas to permit firemen to pass with firefighting equipment. c. Act quickly with the fire extinguisher to put out the fire before it spreads. 5.5 MATERIAL COMPATIBILITY The mineral spirits and immersion cleaner wastes are not incompatible materials insofar as reactivity is concerned. However, they are the primary source of feed stock for regenerating the clean solvents, separation of these types of materials is a standard practice at the Service Center. -5.9- ATTACHMENT VIII AISLE SPACE PLAN SAFETY KLEEN CORPORATION EAGAN, MINNESOTA MND981097884 .'i??{ IN, _ i[f(€ Ali??? Si.lf Is? iS}{? •J ?:.i ? .€?? ?f 'c s € °•a! t ?aa? l?IS33 } ;fteP:f ? '• }j }; j'1'? . i?i?f ;_? , i! ? m}j i.•F:IplF's `??i.?Z? SS:a3??C? ftd? :1i:xF=}:•i - }':Ir ?'arfE J ! e,, s[i !?f•aa / ?t l.. d-Il (a..ll • ! o i 9 R o .: ss CCS i o i l s r 10 Xdj d?= 6:e It! :v! , f{aj}f ; f ;F a r 1K O C? .^n5 CiG ?Cv? G O :?.,.OO G ?CC(n :Id:f :k: ?I F n .e e , ? i.' ? dart ?, ? , t :;Pad( i 1,::? iaajiu o r KIN "- •sc;.. ?.:.--r-\- aSe :rid T a I }} tss? 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DRAWING NO. 5= ~-'y j ~ TRACED APP'D ~ ~ a GQSI No. naHr -nza>t . ~.r~z _:.~:uzs . ~<..~.~~~wmv^3t~~ean4.z~....~a~vydm.~.xericza_,a. a.~r.,.o_._~..-... _v_ _.ree ~ wr_.w_ .a ~...,¢az~cs:c~.:usa<nw~x.°a~ ,,m 5 •-,~~~,u~~~. ~ f~~?TE; F%)~; ~ ' ,I CURBING IS TO BE INSTALLED 1"LOOR SURI+ACE TO BE C- AT LEFT FOR REBAR SEE .SECTION CLI~.~~~ ;Ci~U~3 t~I/5O-~O ACID SOLUTI{~V IN PREPARATI(~fi .FOR EP{)XY BC~J~~. ,s<<aEi~rr, BONDING AC~EN~ TO BE ME#~DQWS INTE~ALO~ ~ - WALL & _INFO & LOCATION FOR DIKE ACR4'i._ ~ i..i~If-:;~ OR AI~PROVED Et~flAL~AND TO APPLIED PRI'(~R TO GRADE BEAM FOOTING a~. i~M._ POUf~ ~ SCliEDUL.E ~O TEE, PLUG & P i P I NG ';:a;` . . ~t Il11 tl,' „ I~'IDE CQNCRI=T€ CURB REINFORCED SUMP LINER .SUPPLIED BY . WIa - REBAR HORI2~ ~ CONTINtiOUS & PINNED SAFETY-KLEE~1, S-K PART 2 APOLLt, BAi..L 1? - BRONZE BODY WISE POLLO BALL t~ALVE, TO C;~ 1 ~T I P3G E I.OOR SLAB WI~" LONG. ~ - REAR No, S 80 SEE S K 1~~; ZE BODY WISTA~IN- PINv , ;a~)n O, C, TYPICAL STEEL BALL & TRIM, o, 1321 oR ~A~RIea- LESS STEEL BALL` PJ ~ ~ OF M LNER T F ON SEALS & C TiON DETAILS SU P L E L ON SEALS & CONBRACO . CHAMI:ER CORNERS AS SHOWN . ,A-. , SPRING. LOADED, S NG LOADED, SELF N - ~ CLOSING DEADMA Na.. . ING DEADMAN HA LE tr ~ SAFETY-KLIrEN PIN TNiCK CONCRETE ~I1(E' -WALL, , , TY'KLEEN PIN 5 R a1 v• C, ~ AL.L CONCRETE AROUND St~1P REINEQRCED CAL . ,...0..36 ~fJ:C: _ ~ CHAFFER C~JRi~E2S wfO x 6 x Na, c~ WELDED WIRE r~s~ ~ 2 ~ 4 KEYWAY ' ~.z,, C~ BADE , 3° AS SI~lWN r~ CONCRETE SLAB wf~ x ~ X 6 . t4. i d ~ ~Q' 2 r , - EL_QCI V iRE i~ESH REINF, - POIiR ~ b'•-' . 'P : ".v~ ~'~NOLITHICA 1~1I ' ~ ~ ' " LLY TH CURB & FI:IOTING I ~ . ` h t0 6 , ~.d 2" a. , .6 ..._.._.._~,..~.._._i._ ,gyp Ir d: ,.i I ,d.. iS'.. LAB TO BE THICKEfVED TO TO~tAI. , . OF .3 IN AREA l1ND~R TANKS ~ THIS - . . 4. ' : e , p ? ~ ~ . , d , . . _ AREA TO EXTEND ~I aUT BEYOND T~4NK ; ~ ` . ,.,a~ ~ . t,,~~ r ' ' N SHELL IN ALL DIRECTIC~VS -SEE a , t g ~ ~ ~ - ~ 0 3 0 ~ - , , J f INDIVIDUAL SERVICE CENTER SITE o; ~ ; ' ' . , i ~ r. ~ , PLAN F+OR LOCAT:ION J. - ~ ~ •v. 1'. $n EXISTING a . fl ' ~ ` ' Cbf~lCRETE r ~ w - 6 , 2 , i~ s+ p ~k d c, ~ tQ / ~ r~ d.'. E ~ z~ d'. ,.tiA: f FLOOR SLRB ~_L__ S .b _ ; ~ GRADE ` :'4' ~~r , 1 ~i E r, y~ ~7 :ti . .,I,~ ~ a fit ~i~ - f . ; ~ ~ a ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ . 4 w...__._ s ' i DET ~ -1: ~l1RB t~~lS~`RUCTIC~I~ S 13 t r..,.,.......~ < sca~E : ~ COMPACTED >`~GRECAfiE OVER ; ~ ~ _ - ~ ~ CON~PACTED ~I LL a i~ a . ~ 4 Gc ' ~ u .p , r~` , F~ , COMPACTED ~~GREGATE' OVER ' PACT COM ED f I U_ ~ ~ r ~AIy1 DOTING Wf2 - ~ ~RAhE Bf: ~ - t ~ _"'EE'A _ ~ 'N'.lvo¢{SVCL.'zuYl~ih- .:KEBABS AS SI~tN FONT I NllE?US ®4 tx, i ¦ ~ ~a ~J~~ ~ TAIL - UMP TO ~E RAISED ON 4 - ~~oDS w/Nuts ~ WASHFR,~ ~E, ~I~THR~~~~f.`~ .m..~_.___ _ LEAN OR kJSED SoIwENT ~~`U.r~P _i rT T~J MASONRY ANCHORS XN E}`,I~~I ING SLA} THIS ALLOWS PUMP TO I3f LEV~LEI) .N.. f r ~ o W N RAISED OR LOWERED TO ACCOhIODATc CHAMFER EKES AS SHO`~I DOUBI,.E S ELBpvJ S I G ~ „ 1S~z X 18 ~ SQ, STEEL. ~m~:~w ~ JOINT. PIPING C~VNEGTI~NS, ETC. -BASF ' SQ, STEEL TO BE POURED LAST A , PLATE SUMP BOTTOM BOTTOM :::SCALE _1 •1 ~0 ~ SUMP LINER SUPPLi. BY` SUPPL. BY ~ ~ , ~ ~ A E -KLEEN S-K: ART SF N0, 5 ~Q -SEE S-K ~+IG L SEE S-K DWG, ,~a.. j ,.q.. ~~s:,_., N0. FOR FABR ICA~ FOR FABR I CA- ~ • . p ~ ~ ~.ONCRETE ASE TION DETAILS OF SUMP I l~ _S OF SUMP LINER ~ a ~'PRCiX, i~IGH • r~'. ~ ~ERf~Y IE~I FIELD _ , n ~ APOLLO BALL~vAI.VE 3ALL ~ VALVE, Q. • P d ONZE 0 Y WISTA BR B D i N • . , . . , . ~ 4V/STAIN- . • r LESS STEE BALL & T M L RI BALL & TRIM, , t I . ..TEFLON SEALS & CON$RACI f f _S & CONBRACO: SPRING LOADED, SELF )ED, SELF - CL~~., I NG DEADMAN HA LE 2" SCHEDl1 14 TE ~ & PI I LE O E, PLUG P NG ~i -K N N ~4MAN LE _ SAFE ~Y LEE pf 52 rt ~N~ p/~~ ~ j EXISTING CONC ~ SLt~B ~X , CONCRETE..SLAB Wf~ X ~9 tQ~'iITTED FOR CLARIT TI WELDED WIRE MESW REiNF. Y ~R CLARITY TOP VIEW) ~ 'PLI~ COUPLINC`FOR A>~OVE- ~ t ' r~ NOTE ; I~t,,. ~ ~ ~Ba~s oN ~;'/i GROUND TANK SYSTEMS ~ V T FOR ABOV A._I_ ~J~C_. a0L EN FOR ABOVEGROiJND~ ~P,1=;~ TANK SYS' ~ TANK SYSTEMS / '4=v CONNECT TO SUC- U D l M,~ E NF RCE CONNECT ALL CONCRETE ARO N ~J R I O D TIOfd SIDE OF USED A~ c f'''? ~ ~"'~A~ wl6 X h Noy F~ '~JELDED WIRE MESH _ TION sI> _ --SOLVENT -+SO, VENT PUMP -SEE DET~'11 ' ~ 1- ~IYi~ ~~~G V~~~7T~VVT~'Vf ~f . ~ CRS E S-l, ~^IG. S , ~rJG I}-1150 , . SCALE: 3" ~ S'n~~° a , S 3 d' a .d ~ ~ ~`t , p " • • D''i' ! , 6 ~ ~ ~ ~ . - LOPE ~ n n TO ~,G, ~ t d, teg~ i ~ ~ ~ r N GENER TES ~ j / k~ . ~ TANK ~ , ~ t ,:r . .y ~ N 'f. .~.r.., r~. . , THIS DRAWI NG CONTAINS I NFC" 1" Lf~f~! PROPRIETARY TO SAFETY- ~ KLEFNCOR~P, ~JY REPRODl1C~~~~f ~I~uLOSURE OR k15[r OF 1`HIS ~`~i, g ~ i k ~ DRAWL IS EXPRESSLY PRON~~= ~ ~~;~CEP7 BY SAFETY~KLEE~N OR AS SAFETY-KLEEN MAYACREE "„I~'~IN~~,~ ~x:: 1 ~ _ ~JOUBLL. LIS ELBOW Y~ ~~,1 ~ t ~ . F COMPACTED NCGREGATE :OVER Jh._ __.,n V• SWING JaINT ~ ~ ~ THIS DRAWING SUPERC DES ;,,i ~ I,...'~EN DRAWINGS C1C~~Q COMPACTED. Ftt,.. ~ , , 4~ a~ ~ C1~962, D10507 AND. ~IOS`_~` _ , N `7 ry : f ,~RAI)E BED , FOOT I N6 Wf c - ~ ' ~ r i ~ "f i' d - EBARS AS SHt~'N CON, INUOUS . , 3 SEE INDIVIDUAL.SERVICE ~ I.,?f~JS FOR L(3CATIONS QF" l ~ r F d G COMPACTED AGGREGATE OVER G , ~ ~ ; , ~ .THESE DETAILS tip A` C ~ o ~ t ~ COMPACTED I L.~ ' s ~ 1 M I aDRt. BAiR SPACING WAS ~S" WLJ ~O~ab~Bq 4 CCiNCRETE TO OBTAIN 3,UJ., +-t:~JGTH IN DAYS . „ , _ „ DEp NOTE 5 & PIPE STRaf#fR WtJ 10~23~5~ ~ SUCT10rv PIPE STRAIN R ~ ALL ITEMS WITH SAFC, r° II PART N0. REV DESCRfPTION 81~_ DATF I I ~ , _ ORRISON J_~ROS, FIG, 1 ~ r~~ J REFERENCES WILL SU'F., . '".3 GQNTRACTOR, r~~~~ tli~ a ° S-K PAR l" Pao, , ~r ~ . J..~~ x 4 1-6 DiA.,._____._w..._ ,i r „ e SCALE : 1 = t-Q fi56f~,crrh,BERk r~,~~~ ~~n, ~1~n, Cat>I? F~+UtiF3i2~69~~Bas+) ~~:C.AIE~ 1Y~IGAI C+~NCRE1`~ u~: t~ AS SHOWN c~~~r~u~~rlaw ®~TAILS _ . . _ . _ . . . wt~~_ x i~F~~ ~NvF c ~C'~'E SCALE': e.t;Q" d 2 .w f`QR: SERVICE CENTER BRANCH- . l~RPROVEI~ENT~ ~~oR CCt'~6STR~yCT10N i! i ~ , SECTION 21 , SECTION 31 , , SPECIFICATIONS j ROOFING AND ~ ROOF INSULATION i GLASS AND GLAZING ~ INSTRUCTIONS. TO BIDDERQ If , AND SHEET METAL a Work included . ~ Manufacturers Glass• lazin Alum, entrance Frame ' SECTION 4 d ~ q g Barrens or Equal. _ Alum. windows. EXCAVATION AND GRADING . . , , Glass Insulation , Work Included Fiber Roof insulation ASTM C As noted, Sealed proposals will be received b 208 FME Mr. Maur ' Excavating and grading, required to ! _ Y itz -itz d H ,Class #1. Glazing Compound olmstrom for all phases of construction normall .complete work as specified and detailed. i y nally DAP MASTIC .GLAZING Compound X1231. considered as sub-contractual, at the .Ace Steel Product sel Products Excavation. Installation Inc, offices, 2733 ~ 28th Avenue South M n i neapolis, Strip organic material from arsa below ~ Ali work shall be do Alum. Doors Minnesota on or:before 4• ~apolis, I ne in strict .30 PM September 22, 1970. floor slab cover stripped area with one accordance to manufactures s ec - Narrow tyle as Mfgd, by the Cupples proposals shall be for the sub-co 1970. ' P i Mf Co St Louis - M a ntract work required .foot of granular fill excavated from. fications fora 15- ear :.bonded roof.` g a o. or equ 1, for the .construction of the NEW ACE 'required site as deli nated on drawin s. Y STEEL PRODUCTS g g t Alin BUILDING:Iocated in the Sibley Terminal Industrial )DUCTS ;trial Excavate as re d t lace footin_s Guarantee 4" dee alum. frame .125".:thickness as Park, Egan Township, Dakota Count Minneso a quire o p g P Y~ t. Bids L. Bids and foundation walls at desi nated Roofing Contractor shall furnish afive- mf d.'b Cu les Mf Co, ore al. will `be opened privately. 9 9 , Y PP 5 ~N Y, year guarantee, protecting the owner Finish #206 Al-Rl. ~r elevation. ' Mechanical and Elects ' a ainst an `and all maintena Ica 9 Y nce costs 1sub-contracts are to be Backfil'ling Alum Windows solicited on these materials. ' only on an invited basis ~o be Back-fill with granular material free 'Wausau Series #1000 fixed as mfgd. by ' Wausau Metals Co ,Wausau Wisc, or ' of or• ante material. Place in 12.. ~v_~---. _ _ ~ - rP , Pro ose 9 , p is may besubmitted on the bidders standard .layers and compact thoroughly. : equal. Standard Finish. proposal form. Forms must b ~ ear the signature of an mdard of an officer of the firm and state the title of h Place additional .fill below slab and` SECTION 22 t e si SECTION 32 ~ gner. te signer. compact to 90% dry density. CARPENTRY A i COUSTICAL TREATMENT Forms must be free of alteratio ~ ns and erasures. Bidder Grading Work included information an !s. Bidders I ..Materials , d axd in snterpretation of the drawin s' Rough grade the areas to receive sod Contractor to furnish Labor only ; 2 x 4 x 5 8".SAFE-TONE - CELOTEX .may be obtained b contact n g drawings" / y i g Mr• K. M. Erickson, or seeding to a level b below. finished ~ for the installation of materials ~ Co. - Ex ~ Fissurton A.C. Board w/ Chicago pertise Inc., 1445 Lone Oak Road S .son, ,grade. ; sou h and finished as fiere s ecified. ? Minne ~ t. Paul, q P ~ Metalic #400 exposed grid..:.: sota 55111, 721-3725. Paul, a Framing lumber & blocking. , Rough grade the areas to receive black I Finish Hardware ; . { to or other surfacin to the level of SECTION 34 P 9 I ~ ravel mat. ~ F.~nish Millwork PAINTING & DECORATING g ALTE~tNATE NUMBER ONE Finish paneling & trim. Work Included .Site work ' Doors. Place 4" black dirt over areas ~ All interior & exterior ferrous metals Substitute brick .far Rib. Face e IV Concrete to I'YP :rete • excludin .structural steel & sts block. Three wa1Y of.OFFICE WING Brick all wa receive sod or seed. SECTION 23 g jot o nee allowance X80.00 per M. Concrete block & wood doors as .noted, Sod and seeding by owner, MILLWORK Finishes Materials _ Concrete. W d s o b' f Exterior Ferrous Metalsr ood oor t e lush panel paint ~ See Sheet 2. ~ ~ 960 Chromate Primer' grade Birch Veneer 1/16 thick.... ! # ALTERNATE NUMBER TWO Base Cabinet & counter to - b owner. One coat enamel (color by owner). Reinfarc ng Steel P Y Substitute Rib Face e V i" See Sheet 2. , Wood Doors Typ I Concrete block east east ~ ~ SECTION 24 2 coats stain (color b owner). wall of factory painted for plain concrete block Masons CAULKING & WEATHERSTRIPPING Y 3 block --Y ~ 1 coat sealer. painted. See Sheet 2. j Work included. ~ ~ Ccncrete Block All caulking at all interior metal 2 coats latex based enamel. • ' SECTION 11 ! tometal, exterior metal to metal, l STRUCTURAL STEEL ~ (Color & finish b owner Y ) ALTERNATE NUMBER THREE metal to masonry, masonry to masonry ; .V,- See-Sheet 2. ~ .control 'Dints as detailed. _ _ _ i ~ Paint con Crete block North and South walls of of SECTION ],2 Material ! ~ factory. ~ AlI material b one Manufacturin Co. ~ ~ _ .._.._r_, _ ' STEEL JOISTS U Y g Gray Therenthol as Mf b Tremco ~i g Y See Sheet 2. ~ Mfg. Co. or equal. , i~ , ...SECTION 26 SECTION 13 CERAMIC TILE ROOF DECK Tile ' Se S ~ - Standard Grade. e beet 2. SECTI _ Adhesives ON 14 i Commercial Standard GS 181 ISCELLANEOUS METALS U.S. Dept. of Commerce. -Pipe-~ ~ Furnish 114 standard Pi e Rail .each ~ Floors P C 1 I x 1 x a Romany Spartan or equal of the exterior stairs anchor rail to ' i i wall w 3 8" anchorb (Color by owner) set in file adhesive. - / / olts routed into 9 concrete block.. Wa11 wainscot ~ , 5'-0" hi h alt toi3et wa1`ls with SECTION 16 g _ .....METAL SPECIALTIES I plumbing fixtures. 4~~~'x 4~" glazed , ~ ceramic file b 'Roman S artan or _ Y y p , ~ Metal Toilet Partition - e al set in file adhesive. , , ' Floor braced, flush anel as m { p anu- , j factured b the Henr W Y Y e s Mfg. Co. ~ SECTION 29 _ ~ Color selected by owner). 1 COMPOSITION FLOOR COVERING. L :.SECTION 17 - Floorin HOLLOW METAL ~ Vinyl -Asbestos 12" x I2" x 1 8" 1,' Frames'. Imperial Group, Armstrong Cork Co. ore al. Colo b owner ~ _ 16 ga. sheet steel furniture stock.. ~ ( ~ Y ~ . Com osition Base {.Rubber Do-.. 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Y{i ~ ~ ~+.-.-+.w: ..•'1'~.•_. + 4 ~ a '2~ d/ w.. i ltto ~ ~a~,~t1,~1~,~ ~N~ ~ II~'i~ i `'I,~~~ ti2,~g~ fi~;~~ ~b-~!b ~ ; O.,S E~~-~ o;4i o,~ ;,~y-L1 ~~°~"~.~sr .A' ~ ~o w:`~~ k, ~ ~ , ~ , II I[ ~ It I ~ II li ! f t~ ~ ~ I~ p , ~ w~' ~ ~~~1.N? -~o~ ' ` ~'y~ ~'gt -Y~. -1 Receipt:#465910 769084 EASE $46.00 MEM $20.00 111111111111111111101111111 pleW`a.ifs�MUM Return to: CITY OF EAGAN Recorded on:11/1/2016 3:56 PM to thatayfif Emplifat 3830 PILOT KNOB ROAD EAGAN MN 55122 By:LAS,Deputy Cert# 68994 85986 Office of the Registrar of Titles Dakota County,Minnesota Joel T.Beckman,Registrar of Titles CERTIFICATION I, Christina M. Scipioni, City Clerk of the City of Eagan, Dakota County, MN, do hereby certify that the attached document is a true and correct copy of a public record for the City of Eagan. Dated: May 17, 2016 Ck ,t&,,,.,///-4Q --- Christina M. Scipioni City Clerk NOTICE CITY OF EAGAN flc NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City of Eagan, Dakota County, Minnesota, has completed the proceedings for vacation of an easement lying over and across the following described property: The drainage and utility easement dated July 10, 1990, recorded January 18, 1991, as Document No. 238082, together with the drainage and utility easement dated July 17, t 1990, recorded January 18, 1991, as Document No. 238083, on Lots 3 and 4, Block 1, ku Sibley Terminal Industrial Park. Oo That said proceedings were taken and completed by the City of Eagan, Dakota County, t N Minnesota, on May 17, 2016; and that the description of the real estate and land affected by the n c,w vacation of said easement is contained in the Resolution vacating said easement of which a copy •0 is attached hereto and made a part hereof and marked as Exhibit "A". DATED: May 17, 2016 ATTEST: CITY COUNCIL-CITY OF EAGAN Chitediat — IfAy/I& 41--gems-- f By: Christina M. Scipioni By: Mike Maguire Its: City Clerk Its: Mayor EXHIBIT A RESOLUTION CITY OF EAGAN WHEREAS, a regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Eagan, Dakota County, Minnesota, was held on the 17th day of May, 2016, at 6:30 p.m. at the City Hall located at 3830 Pilot Knob Road, Eagan, Minnesota; and WHEREAS, pursuant to M.S.A. §412.851, the Mayor convened the public hearing to consider the proposed vacation of public drainage and utility easements lying over and across the following described real property in the City of Eagan, County of Dakota, State of Minnesota, described as follows: The drainage and utility easement dated July 10, 1990, recorded January 18, 1991, as Document No. 238082, together with the drainage and utility easement dated July 17, 1990, recorded January 18, 1991, as Document No. 238083, on Lots 3 and 4, Block 1, Sibley Terminal Industrial Park. WHEREAS, the Council at a regular meeting on the 5th day of April, 2016, accepted a petition to vacate said public drainage and utility easements pursuant to a petition and scheduled a public hearing for the 3111 day of May, 2016, at 6:30 p.m., at the City Hall; which hearing was closed and continued to coincide with future City Council consideration of the Sibley Terminal Industrial Park Second Addition; and WHEREAS, an Affidavit of Publication of Notice of Hearing in the Sun Thisweek newspaper, dated April 29 and May 6, 2016, relative to the proposed vacation was submitted; and WHEREAS, there appearing no objections to said vacation and the Council desiring to vacate said public easements; and WHEREAS, it having been determined that other than petitioner, there are no other parties, including public utility companies, having an interest in said public easements, and it appearing that it is in the public interest to vacate said easements, and there being no objections; NOW THEREFORE, it was resolved that the public drainage and utility easements lying over and across the following described property are hereby vacated: The drainage and utility easement dated July 10, 1990, recorded January 18, 1991, as Document No. 238082, together with the drainage and utility easement dated July 17, 1990, recorded January 18, 1991, as Document No. 238083, on Lots 3 and 4, Block 1,Sibley Terminal Industrial Park. Dated: May 17, 2016 ATTEST: CITY COUNCIL-CITY OF EAGAN #46400 By: Christina M. Scipioni By: Mike Maguire Its: City Clerk Its: Mayor Motion made by: Tilley Seconded by: n� Those in favor: .4 2-1-- Those LThose against: /0071 CERTIFICATION I, Christina M. Scipioni, City Clerk of the City of Eagan, Dakota County, Minnesota, do hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was duly passed and adopted by the City Council of the City of Eagan, Dakota County, Minnesota, in a regular meeting thereof assembled this 17th day of May, 2016. Christina M. Scipioni, City Clerk THIS INSTRUMENT WAS DRAFTED BY: Engineering Division Public Works Department City of Eagan 3830 Pilot Knob Road Eagan MN 55122 (651)675-5646 Easement Vacation Sketch Most meYtedy corner of tat 3.Block 1. �' • r ' % \ SIBIEY TERMINAL INOIJS7RIAL PARK .., ... / \ t \N • Scale: 1 inch = 100 feet .A;•" ft \\ '' r,,' / $/--titik.._..Drefsepe end ant,'Ease"'enc t // / Document No.23BCBz to be vemt+d \\ t 3 • \ \*b, \ L. N i ..'4'3 16, ifiill \1 , y,,.� / / \\ ti.. fiv // I- •• ; `�\ \ . / / .f r•r�0 ••'' \\ \'gyp f\4 lN.fie a. ,. , , c...: ,..,,,„..... 0 ,., \ , —,,,,-/- ,,,,,,,, D'' / L sad 1/6" 01.000 0082m / if 00°41°1 tw. / / ,1';' 40S / '{� \ ..---or Lot 3,Bock 1, SIB`E1'7ERFDNAi. INDUSTRIAL ^, \ ,jy PARK / �\\ ' / . 4. ` `s_ l ev- , i . . / (._ J / / c :?. / C:'I eWlW.t wow endo EASEMENTS TO BE VACATED °'°° =USW&RUM " The drainage and utility easement dated July 10, 1990 and recorded b / January 18, 1991 as Document No. 238082 together with the drainage and utility easement-dated July 17, 1990 and recorded January 18, 1991 as Document No. 238083. Rehder and Associates, Inc_ CIVIL ENGINEERS AND LAND SURVEYORS 3440 Federal Drive • Suite 110 • Eagan, Minnesota •Phone (651) 452-5051