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Survey 1982 • Renuests sent to: Abbe Motors, 30 North Acme Automotive Ce A Amherst Craftsmen, Apollo Plastics Co Associated Welding, The Auto Infirmary, 0* HA7ARDODS D.ATFRTAL SURVEY A Maple St. , Florence nter, Inc. , 220 Kinv St . , Northampton 228 Pleasant St. , Northampton Inc. , P.O,Box 267, Northamnton 36 Main St. , Florence Walnut St. , Northampton Fay State Gas Co. 351 Earle St. , Northampton )ay State Machine Co. , 78 Industrial Dr. , Northampton • erkshire Electric Cable Co. , River Rd . , Leeds P Self-service, 304 King St. , Northampton ritish Petroleum, North King St. , Northampton Ihillane Auto Body & Reconditioning Center, 32 Damon Rd. , Northampton rpenters Body Shop, 11 Finn St. , Northampton :ter Millwork & Building Supplies, Service Center, Northampton rtpak, 1 River Rd. , Leeds Ids, N.L. & Sons, 25 State St. , Northampton on stenson Paint & Wallpaper Supply, 4 Depot Ave. , Florence Aviation, Old Perry Rd. , Northampton Op Laundromat, 194 Pine St. , Florence )nwealth Felt Co. , 136 West St. , Northampton :ooley-Dickinson Hospital , 30 Locust St. , Northampton 1 The Copy Center, 32 Pleas. lk St. , Northampton Corliss Anton Cleaners, 21 Locust St. , Northampton "Daily Hampshire Gazette, 115 Conz St. , Northampton Didonna's Cleaners, 79 Hawle•, St. , Northampton Draper Garage , 50 Market St. , Northampton Duffy Front End Service, 200 Bridge St. , Northampton Ed 's Atlantic Station, Inc. , 506 Pleasant St„ Northampton E d J Distributors, Inc. , 21 Conz St. , Northampton q 4;.e. ,.0 Ernie's Mobil Service Center, Mt. Tom Rd. , Northampton Florence Arco, 22 Main St. , Florence lorence Casket Co. , 16 Bardwell St. , Florence 'lorence Cleaners, Inc. , 29 N. Maple St. , Florence lorence Mobil Co. , Main St. , Florence lorence Texaco Service, Inc. , Main St. , Florence lorence Tool d Die, 74 Ryan Rd. , Florence )ster-Farrar Co. , 162 Main St. , Northampton 'auk's Service Station, 300 King St. , Northampton zette Printing Co. , 79 Pleasant St. , Northampton ttv Gas Station, 389 King St. , Northampton Upton Speed nueen Laundry, North King St. , Northampton 'hert Sales fi Service, Inc. , 40 Maple St. , Florence s Realty Corp. , 237 King St. , Northampton Parts North America, 82 Conz St. , Northampton Ccuz: S - Iii-S/ Wright Co. , 115 indu stria Ir. , Northampton ak s Auto Body, 345 Damon Rd . , Northamnton morgen Corp. , F.lectro-Optical Division, 347 Kin? St . , Northampton Auto Body, 141 King St . , Northampton eur Airport, Old Ferry Rd. , Northampton h T_,mber r..,. 0 . e..a..tie,. • IS Service Center, 310 Bridge St. , Northamnton achusetts Electric Co. , 548 Haydenville Rd. , Northamnton alf Printing & Publishing Co. , 18 Bridge St. , Northampton ix Auto, Inc. , 31 Chapel St. , Northampton ..s: , 1iii W I I erson's Sunoco Station, 796 N. King St. , Northampton hampton Amoco, 110 Pleasant St. , Northampton hampton Cutlery Co. , 320 Riverside Dr. , Northampton hampton Mfg. Corp. , 122 Federal St. , Northampton hampton Radiator Co. , Inc. , 346 King St. , Northampton hampton Shell Service Center, 176 King St . , Northampton hampton State Hospital, 175 West St. , Northampton on Co. , Industrial Dr. , Northampton pod Oil Co. , Easthampton Rd. , Northampton Hour Martinizing, 193 Main St. , Northampton .aging Corp. of America, Rt. 5, P.O.Box 89, Northampton .tore, Inc. , 238 Nonotuck St. , Florence Corp. , 221 Pine St. , Florence all Ladd Stained Glass, 150 Main St . , Northampton Fuel Corp. , 300 King St. , Northampton n ibin Coal Co. , 24 Fulton Ave. , Northampton tin & Marc Auto Repairing, 241 King St. , Northampton ierwin-Williams Co. , 28 Main St. , Northampton n.th Dt dth College, 10 Elm St., Northampton '.aab Gas Station, 19 Fulton Ave. , Northampton ained Glass, 30 N. Maple St. , Florence andan Steel Inc. , 241 King St. , Northampton nburst Glass Works, Inc. , 241 King St. , Northampton mp-Pro, Inc. , 200 Industrial Dr. , Northampton ff-Kote Dinol Rustproofing, 241 King St. , Northampton e Twin Cleaners, Inc. , 211 North St. , Northampton ------ suu—cuwa _ Wanat's Sunoco Service, 60 Union St. , Northampton sthampton Sand & Gravel, Inc. , 52 Maple St. , Florence irley Auto Wash, 389 King St. , Northampton ite Water Tool & Mold, Inc. , Chestnut St. , Florence sting Oil Corp. , 11 Brewster St. , Northampton nstrom, 53 Spruce Hill Ave. , Florence nkee Hill Machine Co. , Inc. , 20 Ladd Ave. , Northampton nkee Wood Industries, Inc. , 195 Industrial Dr. , Northampton ung's Exxon Station, 764 N. King St. , Northampton n) Page-2 RCRA NOTIFIERS IN REGION I- 08/08/1983 , EPA GENERATOR I.D. # FACILITY NAME/CONTACT/ADDRESS TOWN CTY ACTIVITY NON-REG WASTE EST PROC TYPE CODE MAD008871287 Matuszko Trucking Amht 015 Trans. ---- F006 ---- Theodore Matuszko, Pres. F008 19 Ball Lane MAD066984261 Dept. of Public Works Amht 015 ---- 1 ---- ---- Stanley Ziomek, Supt. Town of Amherst MAD079228086 Langley Ford Instruments, Inc. Amht 015 Gen. ---- D002 ---- Barbara Ford, Admin, 29 Cottage Street MAD000844654 University of Mass. Blch 015 Gen, ---- D000 ---- Alfred Sorenson, Occup. Safety D001 Sabin Street D002 D003 P030 P073 P075 P087 P089 P095 U002 U013 U019 U032 U044 U051 0061 U117 U122 U123 • U127 U134 U140 U142 U151 0154 U159 U165 Page-1 Hampshire County RCRA NOTIFIERS IN REGION I- 08/08/1983 EPA GENERATOR I.D. # FACILITY NAME/CONTACT/ADDRESS TOWN CTY ACTIVITY NON-REG WASTE EST PROC TYPE CODE MAD054430301 Minuteman Cleaners Amht. 015 Gen. 2 F002 ---- Robert McConnell 5 Pray Street MAD000637827 Sunoco Service Station Amht 015 Gen ---- D000 ---- Robert Laubinger, Mgr. D001 40 Belchertown Road MAD000844670 University of Mass. Amht 015 Gen ---- D000 ---- Alfred Sorenson D001 Occupational Safety D002 • D003 P030 P073 P075 P087 P089 P095 0002 U013 U019 U032 U044 U051 U061 U117 U122 U123 U127 U134 • U140 U142 U151 U154 U159 U165 U188 U196 U211 U220 Page-4 RCRA NOTIFIERS IN REGION I- 08/08/1983 EPA CENERATOR I.D. 0 FACILITY NAME/CONTACT/ADDRESS TOWN CTY ACTIVITY NON-REG WASTE EST PROC TYPE CODE U159 SO1 U213 S01 U220 901 U223 S01 U226 SO1 U229 U235 SO1 U238 SO1 • MAD001115914 The Phillipp Mfg. Co. Ehmp 015 ---- 1 ---- ---- (No contact name given) 19 Ward Avenue MAD001116854 Stanley Home Products,Inc. Ehmp 015 Gen. 2 ---- Gordon Trowbridge, Tech. U072 116-118 Pleasant Street U122 U202 U226 U228 MAD019335561 W.R. Grace & Co. Ehmp 015 Gen. ---- D000 ---- Construction Prod. Div. John Grimaldi, Plant Mgr. Wemelco Way MAD053390217 Easthampton Dye Works, Inc. Ehmp 015 Gen. 2 D001 ---- Joseph Maziarz, Treasurer D003 1 Cottage Street U021 MAD079219275 Stevens Elastomeric & Plastic Ehmp 015 Gen. ---- D001 ---- Products, Inc. D002 Alan McNally, Div. Chem. F001 26 Payson Avenue F002 F005 U220 U229 MA0980579221 Farm Petroleum Co., Inc. Ehmp 015 Trans. ---- ---- ---- Robert K. Hahn, Pres. Lot 15 O'Neil St. Page-3 • RCRA NOTIFIERS IN REGION I- 08/08/1983 fi EPA GENERATOR I.D. # FACILITY NAME/CONTACT/ADDRESS TOWN CTY ACTIVITY NON-REG WASTE EST PROC TYPE CODE • U220 U228 U230 U239 MAD980510622 New England Telephone- Central Cfld 015 Gen. 2 D002 ---- Office Luther E. Smith, Jr. South and Bryant St. MAD991304734 AT&T Chesterfield #2 Cfld 015 Gen. ---- D002 ---- William Otten, Sup. Scrap Mgmt. D009 • 5 miles off Rte 143/Munson Rd. MAD000636530 Stevens Elastomeric & Plastic Ehmp 015 Gen. ---- D001 ---- Products, Inc. D002 Alan McNally, Div. Chem. F001 1 Cottage Street F002 F005 U220 U229 MAD000649566 The October Co., Inc. Ehmp 015 Gen. ---- D002 ---- Edmond Matyseck, Supervisor O'Neil Street MAD000829994 Tubed Products, Inc. Ehmp 015 Gen. ---- D001 ---- John White, Mgr. of Tech. Ser. F003 U112 MAD000842724 J.P. Stevens & Co., Inc. Ehmp 015 Gen. ---- D000 Elastomeric Products D001 Greg Prentice, Chemical Engr. D003 412 Main Street/Route 10 F001 F002 F003 F005 U002 SO1 U104 U112 SO7 Page - 6 RCRA NOTIFIERS IN REGION I- 08/08/1983 . EPA GENERATOR I.D. 6 FACILITY NAME/CONTACT/ADDRESS TOWN CTY ACTIVITY NON-REG WASTE EST PROC TYPE CODE MAD045323193 National Gypsum Company Htfd 015 Gen. ---- 0000 ---- Decorative Products Div. D001 Linda Swanson, Safety Supv. F003 142 Elm Street F005 K086 MAD980525398 New England Telephone Co. Htfd 015 Gen. 2 D002 ---- Luther E. Smith, Jr. Chestnut Street MAD049990732 Donovan Brothers , Inc. Hunt 015 Gen. 2 ---- ---- Gaylon Donovan, Pres. Worthington Road/ Route 112 MAD087451977 One Hour Martinizing 1 Nhmp 015 Gen. 2 F002 ---- Matthew Pitoniak, Pres. 193 Main Street MAD980734313 Commonwealth of Mass . I Nhmp 015 Gen. ---- D000 ---- Maintenance Site D001 John F. Gallagher, Maint. Eng D007 Locust Street ,. D008 F002 F003 I F005 U080 I U159 U220 U239 MAD980734065 Didonnas Cleaners I Nhmp 015 Gen. 2 ---- ---- Charlie Wang 79 Hawley Street MAD066989427 Smith College Nhmp 015 Gen. 2 D000 ---- Robert Gleason, Asst. Dir. D001 Per. Serv. D002 Elm and West Streets D003 MAD066980103 J.A. Wright & Co. , Inc . II Nhmp 015 Gen. ---- D001 ---- Page-5 RCRA NOTIFIERS IN REGION I- 08/08/1983 EPA CENERATOR I.D. # FACILITY NAME/CONTACT/ADDRESS TOWN CTY ACTIVITY NON-REG WASTE EST PROC TYPE CODE NAD000221028 Perstorp Compounds, Inc. Flor 015 Gen. ---- U122 ---- Karl Weckstrom, Tech. Mgr. 238 Nonotuck Street MAD043248079 Vistron Corp.-Pro Brush Div. Flor 015 Gen. ---- ---- --__ Luke O'Donnell, Facilities 221 Pine Street MAD990738171 Calduwood Enterprises Flor 015 Trans. ---- D001 ---- Armand J. Duseau, Pres. 10 Main Street MAD980731798 Mass. Elec. Co.- Granby Ser.Ctr. Gran 015 Gen. 2 ---- ---- Daniel Webster, Dist. Supt. East State Street MAD048666259 Nuttings Auto Wreckers, Inc. Gran 015 Gen. ---- D001 ---- Roy Nutting 113 School Street MAD062396445 Granby Landfill Gran 015 TSD ---- D004 D80 Joseph Partyka, President D005 D80 New Ludlow Road D006 D80 D007 D80 D008 D80 D009 D80 D010 D80 DO11 D80 D012 D80 D013 D80 D014 D80 D015 D80 D016 D80 D017 D80 MAD019546324 Farm Petroleum Co., Inc. Hdly 015 Gen. ---- ---_ ____ Robert K. Hahn, President Trans. 223 River Drive MAD980521330 Windward, Inc. Hdly 015 Gen. ---- D002 ---- P. Leiehton. President 1 . Page- 8 RCRA NOTIFIERS IN REGION I- 08/08/1983 EPA GENERATOR I.D. # FACILITY NAME/CONTACT/ADDRESS TOWN CTY ACTIVITY NON-REG WASTE EST PROC TYPE CODE MAD053388443 Packaging Corp. of America Nhmp 015 Gen. 2 D000 -- D.C. Ebeling, Manager P.O. Box 89/ Rte. 5 MAD066996323 Northampton Manufacturing Corp Nhmp 015 Gen. ---- D000 SO1 John Wilder, President TSD D001 ---- 122 Federal Street D002 SO1 D003 ---- F001 SO1 F002 S01 F006 T01/S01 MAD079243150 Baystate Machine Co. , Inc. Nhmp 015 Gen. ---- F001 ---- Frank Basile, President U228 76 Industrial Drive MAD980668495 Anton Corliss Cleaners 1 Nhmp 015 Gen. 2 F002 ---- Leonard Corliss, Sr. 21 Locust Street MAD980669378 Cahillane Motors , Inc. Nhmp 015 Gen. ---- F003 ---- Steve Cahillane, V.P. 32 Damon Road MAD050082304 Nonotuck Manufacturing Co. SHad 015 Gen. 2 ---- ---- Robert F. Merritt, Engrg. Mgr. Canal Street MAD043248244 General Cleaners of South Hadley SHad 015 Gen. 2 F002 ---- Judith Thomas , Mgr. 501 Newton Street i MAD000846378 James River Graphics, Inc. SHad 015 Gen. ---- D001 ---- Evan Simpson, Env. Eng. Alvord Street MAD001115765 James River Graphics, Inc. SHad 015 Gen ---- D001 ---- Evan Simpson, Env. Eng. Trans . F003 SO1 28 Gaylord Street TSD F005 SO1 Page- 7 RCRA NOTIFIERS IN REGION I- 08/08/1983 EPA GENERATOR I.D. 1k FACILITY NAME/CONTACT/ADDRESS TOWN CTY ACTIVITY NON-REG WASTE EST PROC TYPE CODE MAD000639021 Telephone Company/Central Offi e Nhmp 015 Gen. 2 D002 ---- Luther E. Smith, Jr. 61 Masonic Street MAD000845875 The Sherwin-Williams Co. Nhmp 015 Gen. ---- D000 H.B. Williams, Jr. D001 28 Main Street D002 D003 F002 F003 F005 FO17 F018 P090 U002 U031 U112 U150 U154 U159 U161 U220 U239 MAD001123108 Yankee Hill Machine Co. , Inc. Nhmp 015 Gen. 2 U043 ---- James Graham, Treasurer 20 Ladd Avenue MAD019538768 Standan Steel, Inc. Nhmp 015 ---- 1 ---- ---- (No contact name given) 241 King Street MAD041491895 Kollmorgen Corporation Nhmp 015 Gen. ---- F001 ---- Gregory Oles, Project Fat. Eng. F002 347 King Street F003 FO17 0002 U044 0159 U186 man RCRA NOTIFIERS IN REGION I- 08/08/1983 PAGE 10 EPA GENERATOR I. D. S FACILITY NAME/CONTACT/ADDRESS TOWN CTY ACTIVITY NON-REG WASTE EST PROC TYPE CODE MAD000844720 Southampton Sanitary Landfill Shmp 015 Gen. ---- ---- ---- Gary R. Swanson, Clerk of B Moose Brook Road MAD047226394 Southampton Sanitary Engin. Shmp 015 Trans ---- D000 ---- Karl Kuehner, President TSD. D001 Pequot Road D002 F001 SO1 SO2 F002 F003 F005 F017 F018 K049 K052 K078 K079 KO81 K086 MAD980522536 Southampton Municipal Landfill Shmp 015 Gen. 2 ---- ---- Gary R. Swanson Town of Southampton MAD991288549 Southampton Sanitary Engin. Shmp 015 Trans. ---- D000 ---- Karl A. Kuehner, President TSD. 0001 County Road 0002 F001 SO2 F002 F003 F005 F017 F018 K049 KO52 K078 KO79 K081 K086 Page- 9 RCRA NOTIFIERS IN REGION I- 08/08/1983 EPA GENERATOR I.D. # FACILITY NAME/CONTACT/ADDRESS TOWN CTY ACTIVITY NON-REG WASTE EST PROC TYPE CODE MAD001116284 Texon, Inc./South Hadley Plant SHad 015 Gen. ---- D000 ---- Frederick Chmiel, Plant Sup. P090 Canal Street MAD057993016 T.B. Sugrue, Inc. SHad 015 ---- 1 ---- ---- d.b.a. Precise Industries 650 New Ludlow Road MAD066979469 Our Town Reminder SHad 015 Gen. 2 ---- ---- Virginia Peterson, V.P. 136 College Street MAD097440739 Electronic Interconnect Sys.Inc. SHad 015 Gen. ---- U002 ---- Edmond Freitag, Purchasing U154 775 New Ludlow Road U213 U220 MAD066985714 Mount Holyoke College SHad 015 Gen. 2 D000 ---- Wayne Gass, Business Mgr. D001 College Street D002 D003 U001 U002 U112 U123 0134 0140 U151 U154 U188 U196 U220 U239 MAD000652107 Atlas Copco Holyoke, Inc. SHad 015 Gen. ---- D001 ---- Robert Tierney, Dir. Admin. TSD D002 SO1 Clark Street F003 SO1 F017 S01 F018 SO1 PAGE 12 RCRA NO'1'IFIERS IN REGION I- 08/08/1983 EPA GENERATOR 1. D. 9 FACILITY NAME/CONTACT/ADDRESS TOWN CTY ACTIVITY NON-REG WASTE EST PROC TYPE CODE MAD980731186 N.E. Telephone Co. Bldg. Wrth 015 Gen. 2 ---- ---- Luther E. Smith, Jr. Williamsburg Road RCRA NOTIFIERS IN REGION I- 08/08/1983 PAGE 11 EPA GENERATOR I. D. # FACILITY NAME/CONTACT/ADDRESS TOWN CTY ACTIVITY NON-REG WASTE EST PROC TYPE CODE MAD066973264 Nometco Inc. Ware 015 Gen. ---- F001 ---- William Tetreault, Prod Mgr. F002 East Main Street F003 F005 F007 F008 F009 MAD980731608 Mass. Elec. Co. , Ware Serv. Ctr Ware 015 Gen. 2 ---- ---- Daniel Webster, Dist. Supt. Gilbertsville Road MAD000790667 Tarco Ware 015 ---- 1 ---- ---- (No contact name given) 34 Pine Street MAD001119932 Ludlow Corp. Ware 015 Gen. ---- D001 D80 David Silva, Plant Mgr. T03 Cummings Street D002 T03 D80 F003 SO1 T04 F005 K054 D80 T03 MAD001437136 Profiles Inc. Ware 015 ---- 1 ---- ---- (No contact name given) Palmer Road MAD066979857 Silk Screen Service, Inc. Ware 015 Gen. 2 D001 Les Richard, President F003 Palmer Road F005 F017 MAD001114289 Berkshire Etching Corp. Wmbg 015 Gen. ---- D001 Gordon Parker, Gen. Mgr. 0002 100 Main Street - F003 F017 U134 11000 BARD OF HEALTH T.JOYCE.Chairman I C.KENNY.M.D. 4E.It PARSONS I.McERLAIN,Health Agent CITY OF NORTHAMPTON MASSACHUSETTS 01060 OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH TO: George Symborski, Civil Defense Director FROM: Peter J. McErlain, Agent Board of Health DATE: January 13, 1986 SUBJECT: Hazardous Materials Sites f z% 210 MAIN STREET 01060 (413)5864950 Ext.213 Attached please find a list of Northampton Industries and Businesses which utilize, store and/or dispose of hazardous materials. The list is as complete as we can make it. Most sites listed utilize only one or two hazardous materials (e.g. gas stations or dry cleaners) . Those sites with a red check mark utilize a large number of hazardous materials. Do not hesitate to contact us if we can be of further assistance to you. Cambridge Street Dn achusetts )2 reel S.Brown :tor Commonwealth of Massachusetts Executive Office of Environmental Affairs Department of Environmental Management Office of Safe Waste Management August 7, 1989 Dear Board of Health Member, I am pleased to provide to you with a copy of the Executive Summary and information detailing hazardous wastes generated in the Commonwealth's cities and towns from Hazardous Waste Management in Massachusetts: 1988 Statewide Environmental Impact Report. If a community is not listed, no waste generation was recorded for that community. Each year, the Department of Environmental Management produces the report, which contains information on hazardous wastes generated in the Commonwealth, waste management practices, and policy developments. The full report is available for a nominal charge from the State House Bookstore (617-727-2834). If you need additional information, please contact Richard Reibstein in the Office of Safe Waste Management at 617-727-3260. enclosure Sincerely, 7 i S. B o Ph.D. Director HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT IN MASSACHUSETTS 1988 STATE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT Office of Safe Waste Management Department of Environmental Management EAEOUTIVE SONMRT This is the fifth State Environmental Impact Report on Hazardous Waste Management in Massachusetts. It presents the latest available information on hazardous wastes in the Commonwealth, and is intended to promote discussion among interested parties on appropriate policies for future hazardous waste management efforts. This year's report gives greater emphasis than previous reports on the reductions in the use of toxic substances. prevention of waste and The report focuses on hazardous wastes that are generated m n the course of producing or consuming goods and services in me Commonwealth. Data on toxics emitted to the air or in wastewater discharges a not reported here, but a available through reports required to be submitted in accordance with the are n Superfund Amendments a -.eauthorization Act. However, the report does include these toxics in its discussion of source r =lion. ^ In Massachusetts, hazardous wastes totalled about 276,000 tons in 1986, the most recent year for which data are available. Reported wastes equalled 201,869 tons, estimates of unreported wastes came to nearly 48,500 tons, and 25,839 tons were imported into the state. This total refers to wastes that were or should have been shipped to hazardous waste treatment, storage, and disposal facilities, and does not include hazardous wastes discharged to the air or water, recycled on-site, or all wastes shipped to a facility with a recycling permit. During the past several years, the Commonwealth has instituted a number of creative approaches to the management of hazardous waste: • In a pilot project in the southeast section of the state, the Department of Environmental Management (DEM) demonstrated that a focused source reduction effort could result in the savings of hundreds of thousands of dollars, millions of gallons of water, and the elimination of substantial amounts of hazardous waste. New efforts were started in Central Massachusetts and the Connecticut Valley. In August 1988, six towns on Martha's vineyard, with help from DEM, helped establisn the first regional household hazardous waste collection center on the East Coast. Planning for aoditional collection centers began in several other communities across the Commonwealth. Waste prevention became a top priority of the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Duality Engineering (DEOE). The agency became one of the first in the nation to include in its regulations, incentives to reduce the use of toxic materials and the generation of hazardous pollution. To accomplish this the Commissioner of DEOE reorganized the agency, placing divisions responsible for Air Ouatity, Hazardous Waste, Solid Waste, and RIght-To-Know under an Assistant Commissioner i charge of a Bureau of Waste Prevention. ^ All businesses and institutions (nonhouseholds) that generate any amount of hazardous waste are n covered by hazardous waste regulations concerning management, transportation, and disposal. now The Hazaraous Waste Facility Site Safety Council established an extensive process of o involvement in reviewing the potential effects of and the need for proposed nazardous waste facilities. The Council committed more money to the review of a siting proposal than any other state in the nation. In this report, the Office of Safe Waste Management recommends a substantial (nvestment of resources for the promotion of prevention--the preferred option for managing wastes. Industry, government, and the environmental community are going beyond simple compliance with regulatory requirements. Good management requires that we aggressively pursue source reduction, the elimination of the use of toxic substances and the generation of all wastes including air pollutants, water contaminants, and the hazardous wastes that are the subject of this report. Stringent enforcement of environmental regulations will induce firms to bear the cost of pollution and should lead to some reduction in waste generation. But industries also need technical assistance in redesigning, reformulating, and rethinking their processes to eliminate unnecessary use of toxic substances NAZARDQIS WASTE MANAGEMENT IN MASSACHUSETTS 1988 STATEWIDE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT Prepared by: Office of Safe Waste Management Michael S. Brown, Director Richard Kendall, Commissioner Massachusetts Department of Environmental Management John P. DeViltars, Secretary Executive Office of Environmental Affairs Michael S. Dukakis, Governor June 1989 Municipality TABLE 2 1986 Manifested Waste by Municipality* Quantity Number of Tons per (tons) Genera ors Generator Abington 174 Acton 1,385 Acushnet 128 Adams 60 Agawam 217 Amesbury 554 Amherst 131 Andover 1,068 Arlington 712 Ashburnham 31 Ashby 306 Ashland 609 Athol 260 Attleboro 27,551 Auburn 228 Avon 675 Ayer 120 Barnstable 454 Barre 14 Bedford 1,409 Betchertown 23 Bellingham 95 Belmont 195 Berkley 13 Berlin 2 Bernardston <1 Beverly 362 Billerica 515 Blackstone 13 Boston 113 Boston 14,129 Bourne 209 Boxborough 9 Boylston 15 Braintree 1,670 Brewster 24 Bridgewater 77 Brimfield 7 Brockton 2,628 Brookfietd 1 Brookline 395 Rockland 1 Burlington 1,935 Cambridge 3,283 Canton 2,676 Cartisle 867 Carver 2 Charlton 52 Chatham 191 Chelmsford 512 Chelsea 371 Cheshire 7 Chester <1 Chesterfield <1 Chicopee 1,263 Chilmark <1 Clinton 298 Cohasset 54 Concord 175 Dalton 55 Danvers 776 1 4 3 2 3 3 2 2 a 5 5 1 1 2 8 7 68 1 10 3 6 14 75 5 3 74 1 24 10 34 4 56 Municipality 8 Dartmouth 293 28 31 Dedham 657 52 10 Deerfield 193 8 8 Dennis 97 24 5 Dighton 3,219 8 18 Douglas 7 5 6 Dover 30 12 29 Dracut 66 10 19 Dudley 39 13 6 Dunstable 4 2 51 Duxbury 23 7 26 E. Bridgewater 193 11 13 E. Brookfield 57 2 328 E. Longmeadow 374 30 4 Eastham 3 3 22 Easthampton 145 6 Easton 21 3 Erving 114 25 22 7 3 Essex 99 7 25 Everett 1,782 57 2 Fairhaven 181 30 6 Fall River 658 91 7 Falmouth 147 39 6 Fitchburg 1,829 78 <1 Foxborough 513 21 c1 Framingham 3,870 122 5 Franklin 44 20 7 Freetown • 1,173 8 2 Gardner 1,354 42 38 Gay Head 2 21 Georgetown 8 6 11 Gill 2 1 2 Gloucester 264 48 1 Goshen 3 15 Grafton 2,927 2 4 Granby 1 4 Granvitte 2 3 Great Barrington 23 26 Greenfield 2,318 4 1 Groton 44 1 12 Groveland 48 1 Hadley <1 31 Halifax 7 22 Hamilton 6 37 Hampden 3,201 144 Hanover 99 2 <1 Hanson 357 3 Harvard 45 14 Harwich 64 2 10 Hatfield 198 10 Haverhill 123 4 1 Hawley 41 <1 Hingham 149 2 <1 Holbrook 89 1 17 Holden 226 1 <1 Holland <1 12 Holliston 1,538 3 5 Holyoke 1,033 7 5 Hopedale 98 1 14 Hopkinton 167 2 14 Hubbardston 6 Quantity (tons) Number of To Generators Gen. 9 and discharges of toxic wastes to air, water, and land. Focused source reduction efforts have shown that investment in such assistance results in substantial economic and environmental benefits. The Commonwealth has, moreover, achieved ouch with a small program representing a minimal investment of government resources. On a substantially larger scale, Massachusetts can, through regulation and positive incentives, prevent much greater volumes of waste from being generated and thus needing disposal. We do not have a complete picture concerning the nature and fate of the hazardous waste stream in the Commonwealth. Good data are available on wastes that are managed properly within the regulatory system. But much more data are required to plan for proper management. For example, information concerning household hazardous wastes is extrapolated from sample data. Data concerning Large quantity generators do not identify specific wastes, origins, or treatment alternatives. Inadequate resources prevent DEOE from processing all collected data and Limit analyses. Little is known about the quantity of waste not reported and managed illegally. Without improved data it will be a difficult task to identify all of the needed facility capacity. Current information indicates that there is a Lack of capacity in the Commonwealth to treat and dispose of reported wastes generated in the state. Licensed commercial facilities managed about 30 per cent of the wastes generated in the Commonwealth in 1986. Of the 194,163 tons shipped to facilities from the point of generation, 136,010 tons went out of state. A total of 58,153 tons remained in state. Much of this is stored for tater shipment and not disposed or treated in Massachusetts. In 1986, treatment, storage, and disposal facilities (TSDFS) shipped to other facilities 22,378 more tons than they took in from generators. Most of this was wastes that were stored since 1985. Since 1987, there has been an 87 per cent decline in the capacity of Massachusetts TSOFs to store wastes and an 83 per cent drop in incineration capacity. Tank and container treatment process capacity is up by 64 per cent but all other forms of treatment (except for surface impoundment) are down by 96 per cent. In 1988 there are 17 facilities that can manage their own wastes. Only ten of these can treat or dispose of wastes; the others are licensed for storage only. Of the 17 commercial facilities that have sought to continue operations, only six have applied for treatment and/or disposal licenses. In 1986, the lack of in-state capacity forced generators to ship their wastes to 25 states and Canada. Those receiving the largest amounts (in descending order) are Rhode Island, Maine, Connecticut and New York. Wastes are sent as far away as Nevada, Texas, and Oregon. OEM estimates that generators paid $6.5 million in 1986 to transport wastes out of state. Federal laws banning the land disposal of certain wastes are expected to Lead to dramatic increases in the cost of disposal in the next few years. Estimates of the cost of treating the manifested waste stream range from about $28 million to $16 million. Not all wastes are expected to be eliminated through source reduction. Generators will have to continue shipping wastes to licensed facilities. Pursuant to the federal Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act of 1986, Massachusetts, along with every other state, will have to assure the President by October of 1989 that it has sufficient capacity to manage wastes generated in-state. Assurances may be provided by the availability of in-state facilities or agreements with other states that will accept wastes generated in Massachusetts. Massachusetts has begun planning to meet the capacity assurance requirement. A goal of the planning process will be to provide the minimum capacity necessary so that maximum reductions in taxies use and waste generation are encouraged. The federal capacity assurance process does not include hazardous wastes generated by households and the smallest generators. Planning for proper management of these wastes has begun focusing on maximizing source reduction and minimizing economic burdens. Significantly greater resources are required to address their specific needs. The Department of Environmental Management is committed to promoting source reduction in the Commonwealth. To do that, we do not take the use of hazardous substances as given, but ask, 'Tan this function be accomplished without using or generating a toxic substance?" Our mandate in the coming years is to get everyone to ask the same question. Source reduction and the prevention of pollution everywhere should be the goat of the next decade. Quantity Number of Tons per Municipality (tons) Generators Generator Sunderland 19 4 5 Sutton 29 10 3 Swampscott 586 6 98 Swansea 49 10 5 Taunton 1,064 68 16 Templeton 139 18 8 Tewksbury 921 27 34 Tisbury 17 4 4 Topsfield 8 e Townsend 20 8 Truro 2 2 Tyngsborough 39 6 Upton 16 3 Uxbridge 393 15 2 Wakefield 280 40 Walpole 829 33 2 Waltham 3,661 124 3 Ware 83 7 1 Wareham 86 28 Warren 111 5 2 Watertown 3,744 67 5 Wayland 102 13 Webster 506 21 2 Wellesley 87 30 Wellfteet 164 5 3 Wenham 2 2 1 W. Boylston 94 18 5 W. Bridgewater 383 22 17 W. Brookfield 57 4 14 W. Newbury 9 2 W.springfield 1,360 4 W. Tisbury 65 21 1 <1 Westborough 361 55 7 Westfield 508 49 10 Westford 774 17 45 Westminster 199 5 40 1 Weston 10 8 1 11 Municipality Quantity (tons) Number of To Generators Gen Westport 21 Westwood 12 270 65 Weymouth 528 65 Whitman 119 Wilbraham 1,101 1 1 12 Williamsburg 9 2 Williamstown 146 11 Wilmington 3,824 76 Winchendon 61 15 Winchester 280 20 Winthrop 141 9 Woburn 2,694 124 Worcester 9,516 359 Worthington 537 2 Wrentham 405 23 Yarmouth 441 35 CONFIDENTIAL 71 4 UNKNOWN 10,336 1,564 SUBTOTAL 197,959 Non8az.'• 3,796 TOTAL 194,163 AVERAGE 645 10,020 33 `Manifested waste from licensed hazardous waste fact is not included in the table. **Nonhazardous wastes cannot be Identified by commun and are subtracted from the subtotal. SOURCE: DEQE staff analysis; DEM staff analysis Quantity Number of icipalitY (tons) Generators Ison 492 44 l 183 7 tington <1 1 vich 763 11 ,gston 73 23 eville 67 15 caster 9 6 lesborough 2 1 wence 466 76 134 10 icester 17 7 lox 8 3 Nninster 593 61 terett <1 1 <ington 235 38 'coin 25 3 rtleton 485 26 igmeadow 13 5 sell 2,441 93 dlow 159 22 nenburg 14 11 nn 4,613 87 nfield 29 9 den 606 46 nchester 16 5 nfield 295 38 rblehead 24 15 non 47 8 rlborough 747 66 irshfield 51 20 ishpee 23 4 ttapoisett 25 7 ynard 88 9 dfield 34 7 :dford 1,210 55 :away 42 14 =lrose 468 17 :melon 11 7 rrimac 171 7 :thuen 343 33 iddleborough 167 37 iddlefield 2 1 i ddleton 539 8 itford 1,281 36 illbury 95 15 iltis 49 11 illviLLe 37 2 itton 9 9 onson 256 9 ontague 10 3 ahant 4 2 antucket 87 4 atick 474 60 eedham 978 49 ew Ashford 23 1 ew Bedford 2,426 110 ew Braintree <1 1 ewburyport 583 36 ewton 4,870 90 orfolk 60 10 . Adams 106 9 . Andover 1,111 35 . Attleborough 243 47 . Brookfield 28 3 . Reading 643 31 Tons pe Gene rato 1 2 6 2 5 1 2 6 3 2 2 2 5 3 2 10 Quantity Number of Tons pe Municipality (tons) Generators Generate Northhanpton 238 40 Northborough 199 27 Northbridge 15 5 Northfield 6 2 Norton 94 18 Norwell 42 20 Norwood 1,207 99 1 Oak Bluffs 17 1 Orange 342 14 2 Orleans 25 13 Oxford 30 13 Palmer 113 15 Paxton 36 7 Peabody 1,718 74 2 Pelham 8 2 Penbrook 531 25 21 Pepperell 237 6 40 Petersham 3 1 1 Pittsfield 184 41 4 Plainville 120 14 9 Plymouth 986 45 22 Plympton 4 4 1 Princeton 57 5 11 Provincetown 18 9 2 Quincy 2,496 123 20 Randolph 224 38 6 Raynham 128 19 7 Reading 129 31 4 Rehoboth 4 5 <1 Revere 1,920 38 51 Richmond 8 1 1 Rochester 18 1 18 Rockland 333 24 14 Rockport 18 10 2 Rowe 8 1 8 Rowley 89 6 15 Russell 54 6 9 Rutland 4 4 1 Salem 1,045 76 14 Salisbury 137 16 9 Sandwich 146 9 16 Saugus 139 20 7 Scituate 60 18 3 Seekonk 185 11 17 Sharon 35 13 25 Sheffield 50 2 Shelburne 21 3 7 Shirley 9 6 1 Shrewsbury 415 54 8 Shutesbury 1 1 1 Somerset 203 9 23 Somerville 220 54 4 58 S. Hadley 810 Southampton 529 1 529 Southborough 759 29 26 Southbridge 192 25 8 Southwick 79 11 7 Spencer 498 11 45 Springfield 3,659 169 22 Sterling 228 10 23 445 26 17 Stoneham 52 Stoughton 210 10 3 Stow 26 Sturbridge 162 7 23 Sudbury 286 16 ''8 BOARD OF HEALTH N T. JOYCE,Chairman ER C. KENNY M D 'HLEEN O'CONNELL, R.N. ER J. McERLAIN, Health Agent Bay State Gas Co. 351 Earle Street Northampton, MA 01060 Dear Sir: CITY OF NORTHAMPTON MASSACHUSETTS OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH December 3, 1982 210 MAIN STREET 01060 Tel. (413) 584-9071 The Board of Health of the City of Northampton as a part of our city-wide hazardous waste assessment is conducting an extensive survey on the use, storage , and disposal of hazardous materials in Northampton. We request that you complete the enclosed form as soon as possible. Your cooperation in this matter will greatly benefit the Northampton community. The resulting information will be used to determine what hazardous materials are delivered to, stored in, or utilized by your industry or place of busi- ness , and to assess the hazardous waste disposal problem, if any , in North- ampton. While you may have been previously contacted by other agencies re- garding this matter, the Board of Health requests that you provide our office with this information. We are not seeking to punish violators of regulations, but rather are trying to determine potential problem areas in the disposal , storage, and delivery of hazardous materials. We will assist you in rectifying any hazardous material problems brought to our attention. Again, your cooperation will be of great benefit to the Northampton community. If you have any questions regarding this survey do not hesitate to contact the Board of Health office at 586-6950 extension 213. Sincerely, t u.! 9%'C Peter McErlain Health Agent and Hazardous Waste Coordinator, City of Northampton Ala DEFINITION OF HAZARDOUS WASTE The Resource Recovery and Conservation Act defines a hazardous waste as a waste that may cause or significantly contribute to serious illness or death , or that poses a substantial threat to human health or the eviron- ment when improperly managed . The United States Environmental Protection Agency ( EPA) has established criteria for determining if a waste is hazardous . Waste materials having one or more of the following characteristics are hazardous : - Ignitability: Wastes that pose a fire hazard ; examples are discarded rubbing alcohol ( ispropanol ) , paint , gasoline , fuel oil , and cleaning fluids . - Corrosivity: - Reactivity : Wastes that are so highly acidic or alkaline as to cause skin damage on contact ; an example of a highly acidic waste is discarded sulfuric acid from an automobile storage battery; an example of a highly alkaline waste is discarded lye . Wastes that tend to react sponta- neously , or vigorously , with air or water , to be unstable to shock or heat to generate toxic gases , or to explode . - EP Toxicity: Wastes that could release arsenic , barium , cadmium , chromium , lead , mercury , selenium , or silver to ground water at levels in excess of drinking water standards , as determined by a prescribed extrac- tion procedure . The transport of any material , by-product , or ingredient which has b.azgr1- ous properties is also of concern since an accident involving such bateri : within city limits could endanger the lives of Northampton residents me of Business dress lephone esident or Director S RTI!AMPTON H Hid dF Hr:ALTEI AZA131',OU1 MATH, t SURVEY (Circle Due ) Type: Retail Manufacturing Service Management rson(s) in Charge ' Hazardous Materials Products izardous Materials : Received — Stored azardous Materials Held for Reprocessing azardous ',last ] spored or How Frequency or h'her� Quantity Transported Shipments Dispcsel Person Completing Forni Date Mess 31 lephcne !'.aZ ARI)U' deep // 101 / T S Tyra /t4 tA749/9k S /5-4 ern( E'_ s 8y - 6 /ai e Direct or S Director 14/0/W vK C' el w ) e,�) i rretor ron ( s ) in Charge I'azardous Materials -C./9/77e rele _ne ) Retail ianu Cact..r Serviceana,;ement Products zardous ?'a teria Ls : Received - Stc.red non, o zardous Materials IIeLd for Reprocessing 7oTec o zardous Wastes : :=posed of 90 l de o, How Quantity Transported 5-W re re a yN 0,1 aelo, e-ned by Person Completing Form Frequency of Sn ipc,ents - Iraa/ CUL� gicce Q Pat.c /d//dAa- I _phl,ne .::ident or oirec 1_cr p TIIAMPTny ILUARII OF HEALTH :iAZARDJAJ M.ATICNIAL ;:UHVi:? rc Le One ) i✓,e //TWtSlNOWG C�CNfGR Q'Lr Ypc,: ;,er vice Mann 'ement Products j/S -actu:ill:: Sby-3110 laou (s ) in Thar ' Hazartous ',la LCr is 1s __ardous Materials : Received — Stored & elm Skip e'eAK4 )I14IcL (a-4A i) .ln// 4/'7(S Ats)_ JnnX (C' lds/�/c ✓ / �1 W'erq 44o- "�d JLeh G4BMKAA 1=petij• IStl4 Al -J_arduus Materials Held for Reprocessing Won,— nsar,lous Wastes : ieposed of Quantity )cx,4p gAiieRivi- 41/;,r„AJ :4lfAa/>1 ?/aid )Xejc N "Ar&teltw 6 C1/r/1 JIh/a- fr1iirme i d � J i l wmst5T) t ao I rt,t�c� „ -.r-ie2.d by P Jer e How Frequency of Transported Shipr,cnts Plekeel up P9 Qurt now 7i1vax /f, ,,i;w/ "it up Lfes,v, picked 1 cll sing Form pate Stet 144 awed ��e4;_;r v/ i IP '- RTHAMPTO'; °_LAPP OF HEALTH i.AZAft000S MATVR1AL SURVEY { may/ (Circle the ) �_ o[ }su:rj,ess Qoj,/ e7%1G7.'0e" g Type: Reta Jf '4�a CturifF, ) ��p 2/ 7 3,e tie Service Nanareuient dress: �,� G l ephoue �/ t'�6:/ Products ■ )C 4°G1 / At'�'l/C csident or -� rT��'GJ/�/Ct Director 7 '%Y 7( ✓ - /M75IZr;' rson( s ) in Charge %7 • Hazardous Ma t<,r ials �(// �/( J �jr,}Si L izardous Plate s : Peceived - Stored /rg7U 3C'4/f rzardous Materials Held for Reprocessing azardous Wastes : How Frequency of klhere s-osed or Quantity Transported Shipments Dis ,nst'd '?i7 2oVj4I 4tKe' Y�/�✓ s i1, �a /rL:FY>d p^ /.2.1.1)C4 c/' C ' fr A "7-- .i % CJ�� //+ t X.)-7 2 typed by Person Completing Form r 1;0 4/ Date DIOHTHALIp1iN ' LAHh OF HEALTH i-AZAHDOUS MATFH ! AL SUHVn for nl at t ss Berkshire Electric Cable Co. dress _River $nad, ir'eda, Mass 01051 Ie't hope 411-5R/.-3251 esident ur Director .rson (s ) ' Hazardous ^^a Car-nn R Fialdc re Carson R. Fields rials Carson R. Fields, Sr. T bmas Brushway Type (Circle_ one ) Retail /='.anu ract.ur in Service Management Products erardeus Iaterials : received - Stored 2 drums cement 14 drums oil, various types As ,.P „tea thaaa materials, tha qunntin es vary from day to day. 9 drums lacquer 3 drums thinner azardous Materials Held for Reprocessing None azardouc Wastes : ispoced of None How Frequency of Shipr.ents Disl`. . Quantity Transported by Person Completing Form „ A / Date 12/14/82 0U ^IJRTHA'r";B TU": POARe OP MEALTH NAZAHDUUS MPirEPLAL =>URVPM BP Self Service Station 'dress 304 King Street, Northampton, Mass. e1euhune (413) 584-9885 (Circle One ) Type : ( Retail) 1anufacturing: ervice "Ian ac ement Products Gasoline resident or Director Steven M. Roberts erson( s ) in Charge r Hazardous Materials Jack McGirr azardous Materials: Received - Stored Gasoline Motor Oil (Cans) a.;ardous Materials Held for Reprocessing lazardous Wastes : )isposed of Quantity Motor Oil How Frequency of Where Transported Shipments Dispose=, Signed by Person Completing Form e ncini DateDecember 23 ,1982 BOARD OF HEALTH IN T. JOYCE,Chairman 'ER C. KENNY, M.D. fHLEEN O'CONNELL, A.N. rER J. McERLAIN, Health Agent Calvin Ice Cream Co. 285 Prospect Street Northampton, HA 01060 CITY OF NORTHAMPTON MASSACHUSETTS OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH December 3, 1982 210 MAIN STREET 01060 Tel. (4131 589-9071 Dear Sir: The Board of Health of the City of Northampton as a part of our city-wide hazardous waste assessment is conducting an extensive survey on the use, storage, and disposal of hazardous materials in Northampton. We request that you complete the enclosed form as soon as possible. Your cooperation in this matter will greatly benefit the Northampton community. The resulting information will be used to determine what hazardous materials are delivered to, stored in, or utilized by your industry or place of busi- ness , and to assess the hazardous waste disposal problem, if any, in North- ampton. While you may have been previously contacted by other agencies re- garding this matter, the Board of Health requests that you provide our office with this information. We are not seeking to punish violators of regulations, but rather are trying to determine potential problem areas in the disposal , storage, and delivery of hazardous materials. We will assist you in rectifying any hazardous material problems brought to our attention. Again, your cooperation will be of great benefit to the Northampton community. If you have any questions regarding this survey do not hesitate to contact the Board of Health office at 586-6950 extension 213. Sincerely, ,L 7 .971 c <° - _L, Peter McErlain Health Agent and Hazardous Waste Coordinator, City of Northampton sok DEFINITION OF HAZARDOUS WASTE The Resource Recovery and Conservation Act defines a hazardous waste as a waste that may Gauze or significantly contribute to serious illness or death , or that poses a substantial threat to human health or the cviron- ment when improperly managed . The United States Environmental Protection Agency ( EPA) has established criteria for determining if a waste is hazardous . Waste materials haw._. one or more of the following characteristics are hazardous: - Ignitability: Wastes that pose a fire hazard ; examples are discarded rubbing alcohol (ispropanol ) , paint , gasoline , fuel oil , and cleaning fluids . - Corrosivity: - Reactivity : - EP Toxicity : Wastes that are so highly acidic or alkaline as to cause skin damage on contact ; an example of a highly acidic waste is discarded sulfuric acid from an automobile storage battery ; an example of a highly alkaline waste is discarded lye. Wastes that tend to react sponta- neously , or vigorously , with air or water , to be unstable to shock or heat to generate toxic gases , or to explode . Wastes that could release arsenic , barium , cadmium , chromium , lead , mercury , selenium , or silver to ground water at levels in excess of drinking water standards , as determined by a prescribed extrac- tion procedure . The transport of any material , by-product , or ingredient which has hnz� vs- ous properties is also of concern since an accident involving such maturin within city limits could endanger the lives of Northampton residents . LOA: o:' 141 :1 ephone MCHTHAMPTON OAHU OH HEALTH HAZAHDOUY MATHRIAL SUHVE7 rt1 '1I$ afiNal 'esident or Sirectar -rson (s ) in Charge r' hazardous ter' e is (Circle One ) e : Retail Manufacture Service Management Products vzardous Materials : Received - Stored Materials field for Reprocessing az:irdous 'Wastes How Frequency of '.Jheru isposed of Quantity Transported Shipments Disposed 1Cned by Person Completing Form Date BOARD OF HEALTH IN T. JOYCE,Chairman 'ER C. KENNY, M D. HILEEN O'CONNELL( R.N. 'ER J. McERLAIN, Health Agent Car Wash 492 Pleasant Street Northampton, MA 01060 Dear Sir: CITY OF NORTHAMPTON MASSACHUSETTS OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH December 3, 1982 310 MAIN STREET 01060 Tel. (4131 584-9071 The Board of Health of the City of Northampton as a part of our city-wide hazardous waste assessment is conducting an extensive survey on the use, storage, and disposal of hazardous materials in Northampton. We request that you complete the enclosed form as soon as possible. Your cooperation in this matter will greatly benefit the Northampton community. The resulting information will be used to determine what hazardous materials are delivered to, stored in, or utilized by your industry or place of busi- ness , and to assess the hazardous waste disposal problem, if any , in North- ampton. While you may have been previously contacted by other agencies re- garding this matter, the Board of Health requests that you provide our office with this information. We are not seeking to punish violators of regulations, but rather are trying to determine potential problem areas in the disposal , storage, and delivery of hazardous materials. We will assist you in rectifying any hazardous material problems brought to our attention. Again, your cooperation will be of great benefit to the Northampton community. If you have any questions regarding this survey do not hesitate to contact the Board of Health office at 586-6950 extension 213. Sincerely, L EL� 9,11c .co— mot, Peter McErlain Health Agent and Hazardous Waste Coordinator, City of Northampton Aia p DEFINITION OR HAZARDOUS WASTE The Resource Recovery and Conservaflon Act defines a hazardous waste as a waste that may cause or significantly contribute to serious illness or death , or that poses a substantial threat to human health or the ev.iron- ment when improperly managed . The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has established criteria for determining if a waste is hazardous . Waste materials having one or more of the following characteristics are hazardous : - Ignitability: Wastes that pose a fire hazard ; examples are discarded rubbing alcohol (ispropanol ) , paint , gasoline , fuel oil , and cleaning fluids . - Corrosivity: Wastes that are so highly acidic or alkaline as to cause skin damage on contact ; an example of a highly acidic waste is discarded sulfuric acid from an automobile storage battery ; an example of a highly alkaline waste is discarded lye . - Reactivity: Wastes that tend to react sponta- neously , or vigorously , with air or water , to be unstable to shock or heat to generate toxic gases , or to explode . - EP Toxicity: Wastes that could release arsenic , barium , cadmium , chromium , lead , mercury , selenium , or silver to ground water at levels in excess of drinking water standards , as determined by a prescribed extrac- tion procedure . The transport of any material , by-product , or ingredient which has hazard- ous properties is also of concern since an accident involving such mater within city limits could endanger the lives of Northampton residents . fts a NORTHAMPTON BOARD OF NERLTH IAZAHDOUS MA'T`iP I AL SUHVIiY are: s -3L ILL i7 t •lephone 3- 9050 'esident or Director at ,sir 3rson(s ) in Charge P Hazardous Materials (Circle One) Type : Petal anutacturin : Service .'Management Products Materials : Heceived - Stored ay. r.i oas Materials Held for Reprocessing azardo„s Wastes : Disposed of Quantity How Frequency of Transported Shipments Cigned by Person Completing ForS ,//i(i�✓`— Date A . fl CR'L'!IAMP1 .N 1.UAPD OF HEAL . IAZARh0UP Mal' ' AL GURVF. (Circle One ) u or Business FRANK L. CASTINE INC. Ty' e' (Service) MEAULEtit dress 3 IPDUSTRIAL DR. NORTHAMPTON, MASS. 01060 Iephone 586 5774 Products HOUSEHOLD GOODS MOVING & esident or Director FRANK L. CASTINE JR. PRFS rson(s ) in Charge • Hazardous Materials RICHARD CASTINE JR. (IF 11E EVER HAVE ANY) izardous Materials : Feceived - Stored N{ONE_TO MY KNOWLEDGE izardous Materials Held for Reprocessing NONE azardous Was isposed of Quantity How STORAGE Frequency of Transported Shipments Whore Diaposed Signed by Person Completing Corm e DEC 9 1982 chartpak December 8 , 1982 Mr. Peter McErlain Board of Health Office City of Northampton 210 Main Street Northampton, MA 01060 Dear Pete: The attached completed form should comply with your requested of December 3, 1982 . In the event you should have further questions, please give a call . Sincerely, CHARTPAK Norman DeBastiani Technical Manager ND/cb Encl . cc: H. Fil R. Boucher File of ^ess Business NORTHAMPTON BOARD OF HEALTH HAZARDOUS MATER] AL SURVEY ieT 1317e ,EK e040 LEEDS /1,4, olors ephone (Circle One ) Type : Retail Manufacturing Service Management -6-71 4/6 Products G*AOMiicS /¢,2TS , 701N f,FEL/yoLN Rzuk sident o r Director son( s) in Hazardous Charge l Terry• HG'S, Materials /%2/H� DE.tASri '-'f RtGF So LAS SuPV, ardous Materials: Received -, Stored 6.tN/G 5:,LVENTS /coNoL S LYCoLS ,ardour Materials Held YL Ac&T.ATE :ardous Wastes: ;posed of E5rxeS eErztiGS / L,.tsr/C/zekS for Reprocessing Quantity How Transported 71/2,✓2°4 7s0E3 '4;4 x477513' V/SUAL a HHu.vi(Ann./ a -reAA/s e, 4e77r4v4/c pienee c/,2eut7s A/WA,rE-4714 W- St6A/A6E ,EKES/Ais 1-,v SE 'S /440 gest 155 Frequency of Shipments 'TYL ,icFT,9E SCO 6,41'5 71E02 TRuc% 3 ly EA/2 437E INk /too GAL'S 74/, 7Euc4 /YSE gned by Person Completing Form ? ',2.1/9.?a Where Disposed ir„ G a Date /2-7-092, � . NORTHAMPTON BOARD OF HEALTH HAZARDOUS MATERIAL SURVEY yE Tie of BUS fneSS ,: n j j � <y'! T >e dress t9 ! C,s4yt lephone 5u / -(-yd-1 esident or Director S1- rson( s ) in Charge Hazardous Materials to LI Service Products izardous Materials : Received - Stored azardous Materials Held for Reprocessing I / / azardous Wastes : How isposed of Quantity Transported (Circle One ) Manufacturing Management C4,AL4,5 6 n/h) In- ir. •�fiy Im (/ ) �' l � ✓, (J /'13 /, , /ht' 1 Frequency of Shipments Where Disposed 7 Signed by Person Completing Form � re'f Date %J- , HOARD OF HEALTH 3 T. JOYCE,Chairman 5R C. KENNY, M.D. EILEEN O'CONNELL, R.N. iR J. McERLAIN, Health Agent Coca-Cola Bottling Co. 366 King Street Northampton, MA 01060 Dear Sir: CITY OF NORTHAMPTON MASSACHUSETTS OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH December 3, 1982 MO MAIN STREET 01060 Tel. (413) 584-9071 The Board of Health of the City of Northampton as a part of our city-wide hazardous waste assessment is conducting an extensive survey on the use, storage, and disposal of hazardous materials in Northampton. We request that you complete the enclosed form as soon as possible. Your cooperation in this matter will greatly benefit the Northampton community. The resulting information will be used to determine what hazardous materials are delivered to, stored in, or utilized by your industry or place of busi- ness, and to assess the hazardous waste disposal problem, if any, in North- ampton. While you may have been previously contacted by other agencies re- garding this matter, the Board of Health requests that you provide our office with this information. We are not seeking to punish violators of regulations, but rather are trying to determine potential problem areas in the disposal , storage, and delivery of hazardous materials . We will assist you in rectifying any hazardous material problems brought to our attention. Again, your cooperation will be of great benefit to the Northampton community. If you have any questions regarding this survey do not hesitate to contact the Board of Health office at 586-6950 extension 213. Sincerely, Peter McErlain Health Agent and Hazardous Waste Coordinator, City of Northampton Ask DEFINITION OF HAZARDOUS WASTE The Resource Recovery and Conservation Act defines a hazardous waste as i waste that may caur,e or significantly contribute to serious illness or death , or that poses a substantial threat to human health or the eviron- dent when improperly managed . The United States Environmental Protection Agency ( EPA) has established criteria for determining if a waste is hazardous . Waste materials havin_ one or more of the following characteristics are hazardous: - Jznitability: Wastes that pose a fire hazard ; examples are discarded rubbing alcohol ( ispropanol ) , paint , gasoline , fuel oil , and cleaning fluids . - Corrosivity: - Reactivity: Wastes that are so highly acidic or alkaline as to cause skin damage on contact ; an example of a highly acidic waste is discarded sulfuric acid from an automobile storage battery ; an example of a highly alkaline waste is discarded lye . Wastes that tend to react sponta- neously , or vigorously , with air or water , to be unstable to shock or heat to generate toxic gases , or to explode . - EP Toxicity : Wastes that could release arsenic , barium , cadmium , chromium , lead , mercury , selenium, or silver to ground water at levels in excess of drinking water standards , as determined by a prescribed extrac- tion procedure . The transport of any material , by-product , or ingredient which has Hasa:-:- ous properties is also of concern since an accident involving such mate within city limits could endanger the lives of Northampton residents . NLHTHAMPTON BOARD OF HEALTH HAZARDOUS MATERIAL SUHVE'R( ,,.J' / (Circle One ) he of Ruh hers edp, cpJ/�6u& q et Type: Retail ManuracturinF, Service Management cress .31n6; l'U 4_/202Mairip Lephune 41-L3 - S204- 9050 Products 4/4 esident or Director (u rson ( d ) in Charge !azardous Materials 4L-14,,4 zardous "f:j terials : Received - Stored zarcuus NT rials I ieLd for Reprocessing izardous Wastes : sposed or Quantity How Frequency of When Transported Shipments His pnseI ed by Person Completing Farr( Date 44,>//17.-2-- NuRTHAMPTON HOARD OF HEALTH FAZARDOUS MATERIAL SURVE7 to of itlsincSS d. //)c iress �2/ /lc/et-is/ . /Gai7//i/ lop hone �S6G a,./0c) (Circle urie) Type: Retail ;irnufatturine pd``�� (71c7 - meut N pJ�ss _. a r" c L5 �GG/S�vYYF Gl�% t %%/Z%C�2-/L//Cl ,YPIt ll &i esident or • /'� PirecLor 7 ,Al i�p /IX ( p/ 7SS rson(s ) in Charge Hazardous 'Materials Produ zardous Materials : P.eceived - Stofed 2- izartious Materials Held for Reprocessing zardous Wastes: Lsposed of Quantity How Transported Frequency or 'dh erg, Shipments I)ispose I i „ned by Person Completing Form Date NORTHAMPTON BOARD OF HEALTH HAZARDOUS MA'TTRIAL SURVEY Curran Glass 3 Mirror Co. Tame of Business Type: )ddress (elephone 'resident or Director 30 N Maple St 584-5761 Patrick J Curran Person( s ) in Charge Df Hazardous Materials Same as above (Circle One) Retail Manufacturing Service Management Decorative Art Glass Products Hazardous Materials : Received - Stored Copper Sulfate crystals Lead Came/Solder Acetone Lacquer thinner Isopropyl Alsohol Lampshades Etched glass Leaded glass panels * Ammonium Carbonate * Hydrofloric Acid * Ammonium Bifluoride * Nitric Acid * Ferric Chloride Hazardous Materials Held for Reprocessing * Indicates Material in Storage and Not frequently these items are etchtants and frosting solutions proper containers Yn small qty. Etching Process used is the sandblast method which does not pose a nnaz td as Acla etching does in the disposal of wastes. used' in MFG. process safely stored in Hazardous Wastes: How Frequency of Dispos ed of Quantity Transported Shipments Leadsh//rap 10 lbs truck Small quantities of Acid '_4aA1llg Buda and ntuied In Hydrofloric Acid } gal. Where Disposed 1 yr PAllen �ecyc2ing- used are diluted with water and plats t le containers town * Plastic bottles once/yr land fill Nitric Acid } gal. Ammonium Carbonate 1 lb. Ammonium Bifloride } lb. glass bottle none glass bottle none plastic bottle none Thinner/solvents 1 pt. 1 qt. metal cans SrT2PP9rbyr u ' tns bOli t mg 1SoTm Ferric Chloride 1 gal. * plastic bottle * Indicates material in storage and not transported plastic bottle not disposed not disposed not disposed rags/ towels building Date dumpster Patrick Curran NORTHAMPTON BOARD OF HEALTH HAZARDOUS MATERIAL SURVEY lame of Business "gAggia S Co ry) g. . Type: Address 9h- pRIN9 c7 LeEAc Mn c Telephone ,R7-9=yv2/4,7 Products President or Director (Circle One) Retail Manufacturing Service Management Person (s ) in Charge of Hazardous Materials Hazardous Materials: Received - Stored Hazardous Materials Held for Reprocessing Hazardous Wastes : Disposed of How Frequency of Where Quantity Transported Shipments Disposed Signed by Person Completing Form Nfel 9PPide410 Le w'e11age irtz✓// /t/. 1,8,,, eg Date /d'/,74� yto ha tq,edogs a)q re NORTHAMPTON BOARD OF HEALTH HAZARDOUS MATERIAL SURVEY 3UFNC'a1 'JORi'� ' ` Jame of Business 132 Krig 5''°e' lorthampfen, Mass Or.' 4ddress Telephone Pp 7 7 ({ President o Director r� �P Char / (((�� Ai) Person(s ) in g of Hazardous Materials Type: (Circle One) Retail Manufacturing Service Management Products dnw%� ge3LVni Pi yn��s Hazardous Materials: Received - Stored Hazardous Materials Held for Reprocessing 1/44?J4<e- Hazardous Wastes : Disposed of Quantity How Frequency of Where Transported Shipments Disposed Signed by Person Completing For NORTHAMPTON BOARD OF HEALTH (HAZARDOUS MATERIAL SURVEY (Circle One ) flame of BusiuessAe $ AOD ,/ Type: Retail M Management /Rw cy SA Service Management Address /J3_� 7// Telephone LS�� 2# 757 Products President or / 1 Director ad Sour. /A1l/ of) Person(s ) in Charge of Hazardous Materials Hazardous Materials : Received - Stored Hazardous Materials held for Reprocessing Hazardous Wastes: Disposed of //Avid C2 Quantity //O How Frequency of Where Transported Shipments Disposed Signed by Person Completing Form 4742- Date 7,/9/fl�Zi NORTHAMPTON BOARD OF HEALTH HAZARDOUS MATERIAL SURVEY (Circle One ) Jame of Business BTsre Cus o Type: xR izis Manufacturing kddress =_rd_ li St . , ;-o S�antko�e shtarcgem est k :ra:_Ise Pelephone Ss al-4544 Products ur.s Bets ?resident or Director se'_ _ _.._ stenson Person( s) in Charge of Hazardous Materials Hazardous Materials: Received - Stored Hazardous Materials Held for Reprocessing Hazardous Wastes: Disposed of _ one Quantity How Frequency of Where Transported Shipments Disposed (. at e-21- s ur _ _sed . ,,..,e.r Date As>/: Signed by Person Completing Form ,'qti,,.«..J J �� L \lame or B NORTHAMPTON BOARD OF HEALTH HAZARDOUS MATERIAL SURVEY less fIu cr..c.c_ c c Type: ddress ? Sr Pon- ""^- Telephone Sri Put_ J President or _ Director . ANC. F ZA wA'OZ.I Person( s ) in Charge of Hazardous Materials (Circle One ) lanu rae turf n ; ce Management Products ` `;,, ii ; — `t— Hazardous Materials : Received - Stored n0-•.-10 T uICrTh Hazardous Materials Held for Reprocessing /-i„{- ,1 , T- `.� Hazardous Wastes : How Frequency of 'Where Disposed of Quantity Transported Shipments Dispose,: t i Date �f �.L/? Signed by Person Completing Form -r - 1 a THE OPERATIONS COUNCIL of American Trucking Associations, Inc. Certifies that J. GAGNON has participated in The Operations Council's 1981 -82 Seminar Series on HANDLING HAZARDOUS MATERIALS AND WASTES Completion of this intensive training program on the safe, legal preparation, shipment and transportation of hazardous materials and wastes is indicative of a sincere effort to increase knowledge of and achieve compliance with the federal hazardous materials and wastes regulations. PAUI i DOMER,EXECUTIVE DIRiCTOR-TX EDV.ARD C BLUM.TRAINING DIRECTOR i IC.tt e ! '.Sa 1.. 14 Mover Ins. Agency Inc it! Main Street •tlhrabsa, Ma. 01095 MORIE OF INSURED 011 Recovery Corporation 89 Charon Terre Se. Hadley, Ma, 01075 LPIEa C The Travelers Ins. Co. COMPANY D LETTER comaar Y E TITTER fly OMI waves of nsurance'.,sted Chow Mw EMS Hued Collie sured named seen/kA Y lorcest*berm tract or yew.ownint wth respect to Mich this catiScste may be issued or may per1MM.the insurance allordea lumens and Conditions of such paiwws. TYof Oi INir PANEL 7 -Oiw NVMREN GENERAL LIABILITY 7 OMPRIU_NSVE NORM PTOESEO—DRRATIOTM ❑L.LROMOM Aso cwwsDE LARD ❑ONOEW'TRMD HAZARD RCgUCIfLaMRRED OPERATIONS HAZARD ❑CONTRACTSME MISURAMCE FPROPERTY ❑INotRNC(1T CONTRACTORS ❑PERSONA. MOORE IWTOMOeaE LIABILITY ❑COMPNENENSVE NOM I 01040 ❑ HIRED ❑ NON°Endo i EXCESS LIABILITY T._ I❑ uMRRELA m«, I ❑ COLTER THEN UMBRELLA FOAL., WORRERS'COMPENSATION and EMPLOYERS'LIABILITY 1 OTHER PoLCY ERIMRATON DAYS CBE 954636 12-17-83 NOwItMMIon&am requtrrnenL DE the pSids Seated heath Limits of Lit In TAoos.nda(OW) OCCAURR NLL 1 BODILY!POPPY '250 PROPERTY DAMAGE 6 500 BOOR■INJURY AND PROPEOIYCAMAGL cwONNTO 500 E 1,000 s M2328053022 mP'J NJVM MACH F SON) �OO1LY INJURY (EACH ACCIDENT; WWI"ARM AND PROPERTY DAMAGE COMMTME 5"AT UTORT 6-UB-752E094-4-12 1.18-84 tON a OPERATICtlstLDCATK)NSNEwl!ES Transportation of Hazardous Waste .NO.IMdMI: Thou d any of 1T E, c = 26 pony w I endea man Such D p•Ce sr-) mp]SE^J:rh' SS."r Or 1975 Volvo Tanker Plate No. 029601 1991 Ford Cad & Chassis Plate No.AD257 tpMO�M DDRESSCFCEP, y oeaunWeatF.h Of MassachusseL s 1 Executive Office of Environ. Aff.� I Dept, of Environ, Quality Eng, DIV.l,O HAZARDOUS WASTE Winter nter E Boston, Ma. 0.108 , k _Nor date '^ereol. the •ssuIng COm- :ert-Mate nu der. Out failure to cmpany 12-16-82 P45ENTAT a RTESE.Sc D loner ook Elhe "6-cvnunottevectia opaac%uae&2 t rue ( m cc 6awonnn nIal . gl.a4nene of nainammenhal .laa4 tnytei ePF 7i[ntex Axed, ✓)colon (2/38 azardt .s t unti _d asciioactor. ORDER to Extend Hazardous Waste License sport hazardous waste is hereby extended until tment is ei.[ending the license 's expiration date in u9Ii5) until processing of your new application t.r co:hi-teal by the Department. This extension will nocitiet of the Department' s decision regarding This ustensimn applies ouir to themy activities authorized rc your current zardous waste p a _ t license. Any additional transport aci r avit_es appricd r and not presently authors zed = not allowed unless and unto ou receive new license allowing such activity ot you knoo, each vehicle you use to transport hazardous waste requires C ei,�!cle Identi'idcation Device (VID) for either the tractor or trailer portion the vehicle* irrespective of the extension to your hazardous waste crans- i.ic ane your ._.. .rt"r.t VIDs will expire on December 31, 195:. .� mend ro now issho new Viva for the year 1983. -. sp•er LIC , Rection 5 and 7, the Department i"t o your pavnent. The unclose"_ bill is Iriscii ocr vehicits, If the enclosed list news utIairs, at ffic 'hot tom of the list. ketarn the list ., . ,.r i. mfemmi _ __l vehicle) mac: .G receive y.yu ... tnot you tec . his o ^OMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ENGINEERING DIVISION OF HAZARDOUS WASTE tion I. - Identification Name of Firm INTERIM HAZARDOUS WASTE LICENSE • (General Laws, Chapter 21C) Oil Recovery Corporation License No. 110 Issued SP 2 7 ^XI1 Expires DECEMBER 31, 1981 Address of Facility NONE Tel. Address of Office PO Box 513 (89 Charon Terrace) Tel.j413) 533-1405 Principal Contact Jonathan D. Gagnon, Treasurer Person to Contact in Emergencies Jonathan D. Gagnon Tel. (413) 533-1405 tion II. - Transportation Licensee is authorized to transport only those types of materials indicated below by an X: . . Hydrocarbon Liquids Motor Oils and X Hydrocarbon Fuels Halogenated Solvents Aqueous Liquids Organic Chemicals Plating Wastes Solids & Sludges Chemical Compounds Plating & Metal Sludges Special Hazards Reactive Materials PCBs Industrial Oils Other: Inorganic Chemicals Other: Contaminated Filter Media Non-Halogenated Solvent: Acids/Alkalies Still Bottoms Oily Solids _ Other: Explosives Pathological Wastes Page 1 of 10 Pesticides Other: :OMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ENGINEERING DIVISION OF HAZARDOUS WASTE AMENDMENT TO INTERIM HAZARDOUS WASTE LICENSE (General Laws, Chapter 21C) came of Firm Oil Recovery Corporation Address of Facility NONE License No. 110 Issued May 27, 1981 Expires December 31, 1981 Tel. 413-533-1405 Address of Office 89 Charon Terrace, So . Ppolev, 714. x0075 Tel. Principal Contact in Gagnon Person to Contact in Emergencies Jonathan Gagnon Tel: 413-533-1405 MAR 0 9 1982 Amendment No. 1 Issued Che above referenced hazardous waste license is hereby amended by the following: To Section II. , 1, A. , add the following categories: X Industrial Oils X Halogenated Solvents X Non Halogenated Solvents • To Section II. , 1. , B. , add the following categories: X Organic Chemicals X Other: Acids X Inorganic. Chemicals To Section II. , 2. , add the following facilities: b. S.C.A. Recycling Industries, Braintree, MA. c. - National Oil Service, Branford, CT. ( waste oils ) Director Division of Hazardous Waste You are hereby notified that a person aggrieved by a determination of the Department may file a request for an adjudicatory hearing before the Department under the provisions of G.L. Chapter 30A. An aggrieved party shall request an adjudicatory hearing within twenty-one days of a Department determination. ^MMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Mk DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ENGINEERING DIVISION OF HAZARDOUS WASTE AMENDMENT TO INTERIM HAZARDOUS WASTE LICENSE (General Laws, Chapter 21C) Name of Firm Oil Recovery Corporation Address of Facility None License No. 110 Issued May 27 , 1981 Expires Tel. Address of Office 89 Charon Terrace, So. Hadley, MA 01075 Tel. 413-533-1405 Principal Contact Jonathan Gagnon Person to Contact in Emergencies 0 Jonathan Gagnan Tel. 413-533-1405 Amendment No. 2 Issued le above referenced hazardous waste license is hereby amended by the following: To Section II. ,1. ,B. , add the following category: X Plating Wastes To Section IL ,1. ,C. , add the following categories: X Chemical Compounds X Contaminated Filter Media X Still Bottoms X Plating & Metal Sludges Director Division of Hazardous Waste You are hereby notified that a person aggrieved by a determination of the Department may file a request for an adjudicatory hearing before the Department under the provisions of G.L. Chapter 30A. An aggrieved party shall request an adjudicatory hearing within twenty-one days of a Department determination. a NORTHAMPTON BOARD OF HEALTH HAZARDOUS MATERIAL SURVEY Name or Business Hampshire County Hospital Address River Road, Leeds, Mass. Telephone 413-584-8457 President or Director Edwin C. Warner, Administrator Person(s) in Charge of Hazardous Materials (Circle One) Type: Retail Manufacturinc Service Management Products Hazardous Materials: Received - Stored NONE NONE Hazardous Materials Held for Reprocessing NONE Hazardous Wastes : Disposed of NONE Quantity Signed by Person Completing Form How Frequency of 'Where Transported Shipments Disposed Date 12/15/82 NORTHAMPTON BOARD OF HEALTH HAZARDOUS MATERIAL SURVEY ..,___-, (Circle One ) Name of Business �� hat ,� Type: Retail Manufacturing Address", _VI lei tie/Ag%Q%^.440 //n Service Management Telephone <y/ ? - -SOILS " MO Products /5 Q1hfA-0 2:70a President or Director -CI 677E4 Person (S-'in Charge o Hazardous Materials SA/ti[� u'l / dr /00 Al4±w` t u 4'na iu tk - Hazardous Materials: Received - Stored N'N�' Alone Hazardous Materials Held for Reprocessing Hazardous Wastes : How Frequency of Where Disposed of Quantity Transported Shipments Dispose: NOE Signed by Person Completing Form BOARD OF HEALTH )HN T. JOYCE,Chairman ITER C. KENNY, M.D. 4THLEEN O'CONNELL, R.N. ITER J. McERLAIN, Health Agent Joe' s Auto Body 345 Damon Road Northampton, MA 01060 Dear Sir: CITY OF NORTHAMPTON MASSACHUSETTS OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH December 3, 1982 210 MAIN STREET 01060 Tel. (413) 584-9071 The Board of Health of the City of Northampton as a part of our city-wide hazardous waste assessment is conducting an extensive survey on the use, storage, and disposal of hazardous materials in Northampton. We request that you complete the enclosed form as soon as possible. Your cooperation in this matter will greatly benefit the Northampton community. The resulting information will be used to determine what hazardous materials are delivered to, stored in, or utilized by your industry or place of busi- ness, and to assess the hazardous waste disposal problem, if any, in North- ampton. While you may have been previously contacted by other agencies re- garding this matter, the Board of Health requests that you provide our office with this information. We are not seeking to punish violators of regulations, but rather are trying to determine potential problem areas in the disposal, storage, and delivery of hazardous materials . We will assist you in rectifying any hazardous material problems brought to our attention. Again, your cooperation will be of great benefit to the Northampton community. If you have any questions regarding this survey do not hesitate to contact the Board of Health office at 586-6950 extension 213. Sincerely, y/_2 G/J Peter McErlain Health Agent and Hazardous Waste Coordinator, City of Northampton DEFINITION OF HAZARDOUS WASTE The Resource Recovery and Conservation Act defines a hazardous waste as a waste that may cause or significantly contribute to serious illness or death , or that poses a substantial threat to human health or the eviron- ment when improperly managed . The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has established criteria for determining if a waste is hazardous . Waste materials having one or more of the following characteristics are hazardous : - Ignitability: Wastes that pose a fire hazard ; examples are discarded rubbing alcohol (ispropanol ) , paint , gasoline , fuel oil , and cleaning fluids . - Corrosivity: - Reactivity: - EP Toxicity: Wastes that are so highly acidic or alkaline as to cause skin damage on contact ; an example of a highly acidic waste is discarded sulfuric acid from an automobile storage battery ; an example of a highly alkaline waste is discarded lye . Wastes that tend to react sponta- neously , or vigorously , with air or water , to be unstable to shock or heat to generate toxic gases , or to explode . Wastes that could release arsenic , barium, cadmium , chromium , lead , mercury , selenium , or silver to ground water at levels in excess of drinking water standards , as determined by a prescribed extrac- tion procedure . The transport of any material , by-product , or ingredient which has hazar ous properties is also of concern since an accident involving such materia . within city limits could endanger the lives of Northampton residents . NORTHAMPTON BOARD OF HEALTH HAZARDOUS MATERIAL SURVEY j �1 (Circle One ) Name of Business JIesS r14036„� ( gctr (/''24NS Type: Retail Manufacturing Address 3Qj " 94.va Rt1 Telephone President or Director 9- q1 � 3 PCMer Person(s ) in Charge of Hazardous Materials ti Service Management Products Hazardous Materials: Received - Stored Hazardous Materials Held for Reprocessing Hazardous Wastes : How Frequency of Where Disposed of Quantity Transported Shipments Disposed Signed by Person Completing For Date /�J///f''�— Elactro-Optical Division KOLLMORGEN CORPORATION NORTHAMPTON, MASSACHUSETTS 01060-2390 The Board of Health City Hall Northampton, MA 01060 Attention: Mr. Peter McErlain NREPLYREFERTO Ser:GMO/3724:821220 20 December 1982 Dear Mr. McErlain: Enclosed is the Northampton Board of Health Hazardous Materials Survey. The Hazardous Wastes listed on the survey represents the most frequent chemicals that were sent offsite for processing in 1982. The Commercial Disposal Company, Inc. of West Springfield, Massachusetts did the transportation and processing of all our chemical wastes. If you have any questions on the survey, please do not hesitate to contact me. GMO/jrm Enclosure Very truly yours, KOLLMORGEN CORPORATION ELECTRO-OPTICAL DIVISION ✓'C 77- ✓ s Gregory'M. 0 Project Facilities Engineer NORTHAMPTON, MASSACHUSETTS 01060-2390 TELEPHONE 413588-2330 CABLE AND RADIO ADDRESS"KOLLMORGEN" TELEX 955409 T W X 5,0-2902001 NORTHAMPTON '. uiRD OF HFALTU HAZARDOUS - ATHRIAL SURVEY Name of business Kollmorgen Corporation Address 347 King Street Northampton_ MA 01060 Telephone (413) 586-2330 (Circle One) - Type: Retail (anufacturing) Service Management Products Electro-optiral President or Systems Director Robert Saner Person ( s ) in Charge of Hazardous Materials Gregory M. Oles Extension: 488 Hazardous Materials : Received - Stored Acetone Mineral Spirits Phocphnrir Arid Toluol Oils/Luhrirants Sulfnrir Arid 1, 1, 1 Trichloroethane Perchloroethvlene Nitric Acid Hazardous Materials field for Reprocessing Perchlorethylene Not Held for More Freon TF than 90 Days Hazardous '+fa stes : Disposed of Oils Quantity 1400 Gals. Solvents 75 Gals. Acetone Solutions 250 Gals. Caustics 170 Gals. Acids 400 Gals. Freon 170 Gals Signed by Person Completing Form How Frequency of Where Transported Shipments Disposed Commercial Commercial .,Disposal 4 Times/Year Disposal Most Frequent Wastes Disposed of From 1 January 1982 to 31 December 1982 Date 12/20/82 BOARD OF HEALTH HN T. JOYCE,Chairman TER C. KENNY, M.D. ,THLEEN O'CONNELL, R.N. TER J. McERLAIN, Health Agent CITY OF NORTHAMPTON MASSACHUSETTS OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH December 3, 1982 Lashway, Logging, and Lumber, Inc. 94 Audubon Road Northampton, NA 01060 Dear Sir: 210 MAIN STREET 01060 Tel. (913) 589-9071 The Board of Health of the City of Northampton as a part of our city-wide hazardous waste assessment is conducting an extensive survey on the use, storage , and disposal of hazardous materials in Northampton. We request that you complete the enclosed form as soon as possible. Your cooperation in this matter will greatly benefit the Northampton community. The resulting information will be used to determine what hazardous materials are delivered to, stored in, or utilized by your industry or place of busi- ness, and to assess the hazardous waste disposal problem, if any, in North- ampton. While you may have been previously contacted by other agencies re- garding this matter, the Board of Health requests that you provide our office with this information. We are not seeking to punish violators of regulations, but rather are trying to determine potential problem areas in the disposal , storage, and delivery of hazardous materials. We will assist you in rectifying any hazardous material problems brought to our attention. Again, your cooperation will be of great benefit to the Northampton community. If you have any questions regarding this survey do not hesitate to contact the Board of Health office at 586-6950 extension 213. Sincerely, & �c Peter McErlain Health Agent and Hazardous Waste Coordinator, City of Northampton DEF1NITION OF HAZARDOUS WASTE The Resource Recovery and Conservation Act defines a hazardous waste as a waste that may cause or significantly contribute to serious illness or death , or that poses a substantial threat to human health or the eviron- ment when improperly managed . The United States Environmental Protection Agency ( EPA) has established criteria for determining if a waste is hazardous . Waste materials having one or more of the following characteristics are hazardous : - Ignitability: Wastes that pose a fire hazard ; examples are discarded rubbing alcohol ( ispropanol ) , paint , gasoline , fuel oil , and cleaning fluids . - Corrosivity: Wastes that are so highly acidic or alkaline as to cause skin damage on contact ; an example of a highly acidic waste is discarded sulfuric acid from an automobile storage battery; an example of a highly alkaline waste is discarded lye. - Reactivity: Wastes that tend to react sponta- neously , or vigorously , with air or water , to be unstable to shock or heat to generate toxic gases , or to explode . - EP Toxicity: Wastes that could release arsenic , barium, cadmium , chromium , lead , mercury , selenium , or silver to ground water at levels in excess of drinking water standards , as determined by a prescribed extrac- tion procedure. The transport of any material , by-product , or ingredient which has hazard- ous properties is also of concern since an accident involving such mater within city limits could endanger the lives of Northampton residents . Name of B Address NORTHAMPTON HOARD OF HEALTH HAZARDOUS MATERIAL SURVEY Telephone a G� ( 3 Co 0 n President or Director t-e%yy . Person( s ) in Char of Hazardous Hazardous Materials(/ 4 4-4 g(7417 Hazardous Materials: Received — Stored (Circle One ) Type: Retail Manufacturing Service Management Products Hazardous Materials Held for Reprocessing Hazardous Wastes : How Frequency of Where Disposed of Quantity Transported Shipments Dispose) Signed by Person Completing Form Date fra NORTHAMPTON BOARD OF HEALTH HAZARDOUS MATERIAL SURVEY Name of Bub iness-/iri1t';iiGgj,ct(f 1N dI' Type: Address j-c 1 'cziq 6Q- Telephone V/3- sF(' %USA President or y,� Director -ciAte//41✓Sic ea, Person( s ) in Charge of Hazardous Materials (Circle One ) Retail (Zanufacturiftg) Service Management Products de-47 i Vainifui Hazardous Materials: Received - Stored ,f(4 Hazardous Materials Held for Reprocessing /1/4 Hazardous Wastes : WA Disposed of Quantity /fttuc z /12/d c2- !A// How Frequency of 'Where Transported Shipaents Dispose:: Signed by Person Completing For, 0 / 42:1'/ /."-- 71'es . �7Ze /G,/ 4 Date /-/7 ;j Ate Massachusetts Electric Northampton Roard of Health City Hall 210 Main Street Northampton, Ma. - 01060 Gentlemen: Massachusetts Electric Company 548 Haydenville Road P.O.Box 305 Florence Northampton,Massachusetts 01060 586-8700 March 111 , 1983 Enclosed is our completed copy of the Northampton Hazardous Waste Survey form. ELYI/w Attachment A New England Electric System company Very truly yours, J Edward L. Wingfield District Manager NORTHAMPTON BOARD OF HEALTH HAZARDOUS MATERIAL SURVEY - Name of business Massachusetts Electric Co. Type: Address 548 Haydenville Rd. , Northampton, MA 01060 (413) 586-8700 Telephone President or Director Edward E. Mulligan, President Persor(s ) in Charge of Hazardous Materials Daniel G. Webster, District Superintendent Retail (Circle One ) Manufacturing Management Products Distribution of Elect city Hazardous Materials : Received - Stored gasoline one 8000 gallon underground tank diesel fuel one 4000 gallon underground tank oil filled transformers transformers are to be used and are temporarily stored in yard Hazar:io cos 'faterials Feld for Reorocessin None Hazardous Wu es: How Frequency of Where; Disposed of Quantity Transported Shipments Disprsei Solid waste contaminated 2500 lbs./yr. truck Approx. 4 times/yr. ENSCo. with PCB Signed by Person Completing Form tI El Dorado Arkansas 642„41__Date -//^�3 NORTHAMPTON BOARD OF HEALTH HAZARDOUS MATERIAL SURVEY ( Circle One) Name of Business Maytag Laundry Type: Retail Manufacturing mail address; P. C. Box 334, Easthampton, Mass. 01027 Address 18 Masonic Street, Northampton, Mass. Service Management Telephone 584-1248 Products None President or Director George Gadomski Person (s ) in Charge of Hazardous Materials no ha,,ardous materials Hazardous Materials : Received - Stored None Hazardous Materials Held for Reprocessing None Hazardous Wastes : Disposed of Quantity How Frequency of Whore Transported Shipments Disposes Signed by Person Completing Form Date 12-6-82 NORTHAMPTON BOARD OF HEALTH HAZARDOUS MATERIAL SURVEY Name or business n(\e+, &to lit . Address c51 Ckey4 LC, dor4w.apter. , (Circle One) Type: Retail Manufacturing Service Management Telephone :J2 - SgQ9 Products President or Director «4_ ev∎ Person (s ) in Charge of Hazardous Materials Hazardous Materials : Received - Stored u osd Y 4 ea_ s Hazardous Materials Held for Reprocessing Hazardous Wastes : Disposed of C�ca..,...,1�lwa c Quantity How Transported Frequency of Shipments Ssf �_kl CO+y (a Lot..cs Signed by Person Completing Form Where Dispose: Date 12-L- �S �, NORTHAMPTON BOARD OF HEALTH _ HAZARDOUS MATERIAL SURVEY. Name of Bus iy yess'n )Q1k- Address /(,) QIn S� ' Norti th W Telephone Presi ent o Dire for T1 Hollis - CPAArYltr Person (s ) in Charge of Hazardous Materials (Circle One) Type: Manufacturing; Service Management Products afl1E((eJ cPtI4 Hazardous Materials : Received - Stored Hazardous Materials Feld for Reprocessing Hazardous Wastes : Disposed of How Quantity Transported Frequency of 'dnert Shipments hispo3e : Signed by Person Completing Form AGA-rg_ h a -- (Are to n-A' p. .-c- / /o--. Date 011 kurk,L4.4 /rya Ce C, BOARD OF HEALTH JOHN T. JOYCE,Chairman PETER C. KENNY, M D. KATHLEEN O'CONNELL, R.N. PETER J. M[ERLAIN, Health Agent Nickerson's Sunoco Station 776 North King Street Northampton, MA 01060 Dear Sir: CITY OF NORTHAMPTON MASSACHUSETTS OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH December 3, 1982 210 MAIN STREET 01060 Tel. (413) 589-9071 The Board of Health of the City of Northampton as a part of our city-wide hazardous waste assessment is conducting an extensive survey on the use, storage, and disposal of hazardous materials in Northampton. We request that you complete the enclosed form as soon as possible. Your cooperation in this matter will greatly benefit the Northampton community. The resulting information will be used to determine what hazardous materials are delivered to, stored in, or utilized by your industry or place of busi- ness , and Co assess the hazardous waste disposal problem, if any, in North- ampton. While you may have been previously contacted by other agencies re- garding this matter, the Board of Health requests that you provide our office with this information. ','c are not seeking to punish violators of regulations, but rather are trying to determine potential problem areas in the disposal , storage, and delivery of hazardous materials . We will assist you in rectifying any hazardous material problems brought to our attention. Again, your cooperation will be of great benefit to the Northampton community. If you have any questions regarding this survey do not hesitate to contact the Board of Health office at 586-6950 extension 213. Sincerely, 7 nc Peter McErlain Health Agent and Hazardous Waste Coordinator, City of Northampton DEFINITION OF HAZARDOUS WASTE The Resource Recovery and Conservation Act defines a hazardous waste as a waste that may cause or significantly contribute to serious illness or death , or that poses a substantial threat to human health or the eviron- went when improperly managed . The United States Environmental Protection Agency ( EPA) has established criteria for determining if a waste is hazardous . Waste materials havins one or more of the following characteristics are hazardous : - Ignitability: Wastes that pose a fire hazard ; examples are discarded rubbing alcohol Iispropanol ) , paint , gasoline , fuel oil , and cleaning fluids . - Corrosivity: Wastes that are so highly acidic or alkaline as to cause skin damage on contact ; an example of a highly acidic waste is discarded sulfuric acid from an automobile storage battery; an example of a highly alkaline waste is discarded lye . - Reactivity: Wastes that tend to react sponta- neously , or vigorously , with air or water , to be unstable to shock or heat to generate toxic gases , or to explode . - EP Toxicity: Wastes that could release arsenic , barium , cadmium , chromium , lead , mercury , selenium , or silver to ground water at levels in excess of drinking water standards , as determined by a prescribed extrac- tion procedure . The transport of any material , by-product , or ingredient which has hazarn- ous properties is also of concern since an accident involving such materi :, : within city limits could endanger the lives of Northampton residents . Name of Business Address Telephone NORTHAMPTON HOARD OF HEALTH HAZARDOUS -0ATERIAL SURVEY President or Director Person(s ) in Charge of Hazardous Materials (Circle One ) Type: Retail Manufacturing_ Service Management Products Hazardous Materials : Received - Stored Hazardous Materials Held for Reprocessing Hazardous Wastes: Disposed of How Frequency of Where Quantity Transported Shipments Disposed Signed by Person Completing Form Date BOARD OF HEALTH JOHN T. JOYCE,Chairman PETER C. KENNY, M.D. KATHLEEN O'CONNELL R N PETER J. McERLAIN, Health Agent Northampton Cutlery Co. 320 Riverside Drive Northampton, MA 01060 Dear Sir: CITY OF NORTHAMPTON MASSACHUSETTS OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH December 3, 1982 210 MAIN STREET 01060 Tel. (413) 584-9071 The Board of Health of the City of Northampton as a part of our city-wide hazardous waste assessment is conducting an extensive survey on the use, storage , and disposal of hazardous materials in Northampton. We request that you complete the enclosed form as soon as possible. Your cooperation in this matter will greatly benefit the Northampton community. The resulting information will be used to determine what hazardous materials are delivered to, stored in, or utilized by your industry or place of busi- ness, and to assess the hazardous waste disposal problem, if any, in North- ampton. While you may have been previously contacted by other agencies re- garding this matter, the Board of Health requests that you provide our office with this information. We are not seeking to punish violators of regulations, but rather are trying to determine potential problem areas in the disposal, storage, and delivery of hazardous materials . We will assist you in rectifying any hazardous material problems brought to our attention. Again, your cooperation will be of great benefit to the Northampton community. If you have any questions regarding this survey do not hesitate to contact the Board of Health office at 586-6950 extension 213. Sincerely, Peter McErlain Health Agent and Hazardous Waste Coordinator, City of Northampton DEFINITION OF HAZARDOUS WASTE The Resource Recovery and Conservation Act defines a hazardous waste as a waste that may cause or significantly contribute to serious illness or death , or that poses a substantial threat to human health or the eviron- ment when improperly managed . The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA ) has established criteria for determining if a waste is hazardous . Waste materials having one or more of the following characteristics are hazardous : - 'gnitability: Wastes that pose a fire hazard ; examples are discarded rubbing alcohol ( ispropanol ) , paint , gasoline , fuel oil , and cleaning fluids . - Corrosivity: - Reactivity: - EP Toxicity: Wastes that are so highly acidic or alkaline as to cause skin damage on contact ; an example of a highly acidic waste is discarded sulfuric acid from an automobile storage battery; an example of a highly alkaline waste is discarded lye . Wastes that tend to react sponta- neously , or vigorously , with air or water , to be unstable to shock or heat to generate toxic gases , or to explode . Wastes that could release arsenic , barium , cadmium , chromium , lead , mercury , selenium , or silver to ground water at levels in excess of drinking water standards , as determined by a prescribed extrac- tion procedure . The transport of any material , by-product , or ingredient which has hazard- ous properties is also of concern since an accident involving such materia within city limits could endanger the lives of Northampton residents . NORTHAMPTON BOARD OF HEALTH HAZARDOUS MATERIAL. SURVEY (Circle One) Name of Business Nipyg1a-4-1? i75..---. C.odias.,.� CC Type: Retail Ma nufacturin9 Address 32-0 t4VJe✓2rc�-e_ 04;./.& 6 Service Management Telephone $y54 - 3`j57a Products C„fk� President or Director e028 ' Person( s ) in Charge e{n+ of Hazardous Materials 4r1'1-11-1 �S a" Hazardous Materials : Received - Stored erik 00J ,/IA 50,4w1----, IJ1c� -011-42 dv eleeth —Goo 6I•ri�y Hazardous Materials Held for Reprocessing Hazardous Wastes : Disposed of / How Quantity Transported Signed by Person Completing Form Frequency of Where Shipments Disposed —6 NORTON COMPANY 175 Industrial Drive Northampton Industrial Park Northampton,Massachusetts 01060 Area Code 413-586-8167 December 7 , 1982 Mr. Peter McErlain Board of Health City of Northampton Northampton, MA 01060 Dear Mr. McErlain: Enclosed please find your hazardous materials survey form completed and signed. Please note that Norton Com- pany' s products do not fall into any of the EPA categories for hazardous materials. The only hazardous material we handle is Dowtherm G40 used as a heat tranfer medium in our process. It is not used in our product. The only waste produced is by operator mishandling. Should you require any additional information please call at any time. Yours truly, ' V Qa A 44AsL Ronald A. Abramshe Plant Manager RAA:SMF Enc. NORTHAMPTON BOARD OF HEALTH HAZARDOUS MATERIAL SURVEY Name of Business Norton Co. Address 175 Industrial Drive, Northampton Telephone 586-8167 Type: Retail Service (Circle One ) ,Sanufac turins, Management Products Fused/Unfused Alumina Powders X'14XO[pdtitX XAX )O4X''XXtXM1( Plant Manager - Ronald A. Abramshe Person(s) in Charge of Hazardous Materials Ron Abramshe Hazardous Materials : Received - Stored Dowtherm G40 Hazardous Materials Held for Reprocessing None Hazardous Wastes : Disposed of Dowtherm G40 How Quantity Transported Less than 5 lbs. Trucking Firm Frequency of Shipments As needed to clean mis- handling Signed by Person Completing ForaRk ' /4 . /V41/!5ii1.(h-Z-__ Date Wherc Disposed Landfill Z BOARD OF HEALTH )HN T. JOYCE,Chairman ITER C. KENNY, M.D. ATHLEEN O'CONNELL, R.N. TER J. McERLAIN, Health Agent Norwood Oil Company Easthampton Road Northampton, MA 01060 Dear Sir: CITY OF NORTHAMPTON MASSACHUSETTS OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH December 3, 1982 310 MAIN STREET 010b0 Tel. (413) 584-9071 The Board of Health of the City of Northampton as a part of our city-wide hazardous waste assessment is conducting an extensive survey on the use, storage, and disposal of hazardous materials in Northampton. We request that you complete the enclosed form as soon as possible. Your cooperation in this matter will greatly benefit the Northampton community. The resulting information will be used to determine what hazardous materials are delivered to, stored in, or utilized by your industry or place of busi- ness , and to assess the hazardous waste disposal problem, if any, in North- ampton. While you may have been previously contacted by other agencies re- garding this matter, the Board of Health requests that you provide our office with this information. We are not seeking to punish violators of regulations, but rather are trying to determine potential problem areas in the disposal, storage, and delivery of hazardous materials . We will assist you in rectifying any hazardous material problems brought to our attention. Again, your cooperation will be of great benefit to the Northampton community. If you have any questions regarding this survey do not hesitate to contact the Board of Health office at 586-6950 extension 213. Sincerely, Peter McErlain Health Agent and Hazardous Waste Coordinator, City of Northampton DEFINITION OS HAZARDOUS WASTE The Resource Recovery and Conservation Act defines a hazardous waste as a waste that may cause or significantly contribute to serious illness or death , or that poses a substantial threat to human health or the eviron- ment when improperly managed . The United States Environmental Protection Agency ( EPA) has established criteria for determining if a waste is hazardous . Waste materials having one or more of the following characteristics are hazardous: - Ignitability: Wastes that pose a fire hazard ; examples are discarded rubbing alcohol ( ispropanol ) , paint , gasoline , fuel oil , and cleaning fluids . - Corrosivity: - Reactivity: - EP Toxicity: Wastes that are so highly acidic or alkaline as to cause skin damage on contact ; an example of a highly acidic waste is discarded sulfuric acid from an automobile storage battery ; an example of a highly alkaline waste is discarded lye . Wastes that tend to react sponta- neously , or vigorously , with air or water , to be unstable to shock or heat to generate toxic gases , or to explode . Wastes that could release arsenic , barium , cadmium, chromiuq/, lead , mercury , selenium , or silver to ground water at levels in excess of drinking water standards , as determined by a prescribed extrac- tion procedure . The transport of any material , by-product , or ingredient which has hazy ous properties is also of concern since an accident involving such mute within city limits could endanger the lives of Northampton residents . Name of Business Address Telephone President or Director NORTHAMPTON BOARD OF HEALTH HAZARDOUS MATERIAL SURVEY Person(s) in Charge of Hazardous Materials (Circle One) Type: Retail Manufacturing Service Management Products Hazardous Materials: Received - Stored Hazardous Materials Held for Reprocessing Hazardous Wastes : Disposed of How Quantity Transported Frequency of 'Where Ship:,ents Disposed Signed by Person Completing Form Date NORTHAMPTON BOARD OF HEALTH HAZARDOUS MATERIAL SURVEY (Circle One) Name or business NORTHAMPTON MFG. CORP Type: Retail Manufacturing Service Management Address 122 FEDERAL STREET Telephone 584-3964 Products STAINLESS STEEL WIRE President or Director JAMES M. SLADE, V.P. & GEN. MGR. Person(s) in Charge of Hazardous Materials JOHN F. WILDER, V.P. Hazardous Materials : Received - Stored ANHYDROUS AMMONIA PERCHLORETHYLENE NITRIC ACID LIQUID CAUSTIC SODA SODIUM BISULFITE SULFURIC ACID Hazardous Materials Feld for Reprocessing Hazardous Wastes: How Frequency of 'Wher- Disposed of Quantity Transported Shipments Dispose : EPA LISCENSEI METAL HYDROXIDE SLUDGE 880 GAL/MO. TRUCK EVERY 3 MOS. TREAT-DISPOSE FACILITY IN CONN. SMALL AMOUNTS OF OTHER HAZARDOUS WASTES GENERATED AND DISPOSED OF ONCE A YEAR - NOT GENERALLY STORED Signed by Person Completing Form "./ AW'i,Date DEC 14, 1982 teak NORTHAMPTON HOARD OF HEALTH HAZARDOUS MATERIAL SURVEY (Circle One) Name of business Northampton State Hospital Type: Retail Manufacturing Lervice Management Address Prince St., Northampton, MA 01061 0389 Telephone 584-1644 Products President or Director William J. Copping. Snernintendant (Arting) Person( s) in Charge of Hazardous Materials None Hazardous Materials : Received - Stored Sulfuric Acid--to fill new batteries (5 gal.) Hazardous Materials Held for Reprocessing None Hazardous Wastes Disposed of None Quantity How Frequency of 'Where Transported Shipments Disposed Signed by Person Completing Form � / Date 12/9/82 George Haller, NORTHAMPTON BOARD OF HEALTH HAZARDOUS MATERIAL SURVEY (Circie One ) Name of Business (Vic )4i /rgel-147 ,2te2r— Type: Retail Manufacturinf; Address g-Orlt-; S% erviis Management Telephone 3f& Products �-tllj/ President or yy�� _ Director //r 47-024rM_ /1P .^.a1),4,f Person (s ) in Charge 8;1- /�� of Hazardous Materials /Y[/7%i' F e- Hazardous Materials: Received - Stored Vi/CC / Kfkhq !�r�" Hazardous Materials Held for Reprocessing Hazardous Wastes : How Frequency of 'Ahern Disposed of Quantity Transported Shipments Dispoo . 6✓c10rfr 7/IM Fr 11 •ti' A lien, e" wiz / 1a_,,,x z -m(4N � Any, e� $�0 LEA �nrn� � baanxe�l CIt ieC taPKE >r°Te Signed by Person Completing Form NORTHAMPTON BOARD OF HEALTH HAZARDOUS MATERIAL SURVEY (Circle One ) Name of Business PACKAGING CORP. OF AMERICA Type: Retail Manufacturing Service Management Address P.O. BOX 89 - Route 5, NORTHAMPTON, MA. 01060 Telephone (413) 584-6132 Products Corrugated Containers President or Director Dwight G. Ebeling, General Manager Person(s ) in Charge of Hazardous Materials N/A Hazardous Materials: Received - Stored Flake Caustic Soda Hazardous Materials Held for Reprocessing None Hazardous Wastes : Disposed of None Quantity How Frequency of Where Transported Shipments Disposed Signed by Person Completing Form � CL aL.�.-� Date 12/21/82 Name of A NORTHAMPTON BOARD OF HEALTH HAZARDOUS MATERIAL SURVEY B usiness ff 5 4j9r'4t9I/17/,5-49/TYpe : AddresJJa 5/. Ai jN (Circle One) Retai Manufacturing Service Management Telephone °j/ ? ..5r6 - 35 ,35 Products President or Director /riq�/r //7,-o-07130-4) Person(s ) in Charge of Hazardous Materials/6441 /1. /i1-0740%O*/ Hazardous Materials: Received - Stored Hazardous Materials Held for Reprocessing Hazardous Wastes: Disposed of Quantity How (,(-7% dr "�' SL Frequency of Transported Shipments Signed by Person Completing Form ft A% G2 a AA Where Dispose,'. Date /a• (o .J2— NORTHAMPTON BOARD OF HEALTH HAZARDOUS MATERIAL SURVEY Name of Business__ y- eL - rCoev/7 Type : Address �o� eY-�_ ,�. _ _ iT Products Alc_re t Ls - Telephone S ge,/-,S-G3g President or Director (Circle One ) Retail -7- Manufacturing Service-Management Person(s ) in Charge of hazardous Materials 9em��,rJ ,�e 6c,-e.,- Hazardous Materials : Received - Stored Hazardous Materials field for Reprocessing Hazardous Wastes: How Frequency of liher Disposed of Quantity Transported Shipcents Di :po:,,, : So rt A.sr/T.✓ SZe.4: -- 1..? -oi/. eee,COOtaL CA.,.FAS21 a FdeeyLy.Rt - Signed by Person Completing Form Alle �.,- , :, Date ( 7/c75 Name of Business Address NORTHAMPTON BOARD OF HEALTH HAZARDOUS MATERIAL SURVEY _ . ✓� if-r ht / / 7 off. i /_x. �YP Telephone President or Director Person(s) in Charge of Hazardous Materials t t( (Circle One) . Retail .Manufacturing rvi eceir7anagement Products if Hazardous Materials : Received - Stored Hazardous Materials Held for Reprocessing Hazardous Wastes: How Frequency of 'Where Disposed of Quantity Transported Shipments Disposed Signed by e.r, aEi ng Form DEC 06 4981 Rudison g Rc.M,e impietawing Co.,Inc. Northampton,Mass. NORTHAMPTON BOARD OF HEALTH HAZARDOUS MATERIAL SURVEY (Circle One) Name of Business Sincage Printing Co . Type : Retail Manufacturing Service Management Address 3 Olive Street Telephone 584-3850 Products President or Director Person(s ) in Charge of Hazardous Materials We don' t use any Hazardous Materials: Received - Stored Hazardous Materials Held for Reprocessing Hazardous Wastes : Disposed of Quantity How Frequency of Where Transported Shipments Dispose; Signed by Person Completing Form a/j/r.%77 kid Date CAA- NORTHAMPTON HOARD OF HEALTH HAZARDOUS MAT:RIAL SURVEY (� (Circle One ) 1-_,A4 Name of Business / Lin" , )%y2 ,Ni/ Type : Retail Manufacturing — Se ice Management Address) Li ( AT(N1Z - �T, Telephone ,Fir 4 ,r , // 47 Products aLQ' / , President or Director Person(s ) in Charge of Hazardous Materia Hazardous Materials: //4 C 4(r(/ C Received - Stored Hazardous Materials Held for Reprocessing Hazardous Wastes : How Frequency of Where Disposed of Quantity Transported Shipments Disposed 06'0-,1 fi Signed by Person Completing Form SMITH COLLEGE NORTHAMPTON, MASSACHUSETTS om6a Environmental Health &Safety December 9, 1982 Office of Board of Health City of Northampton 210 Main Street Northampton, MA 01060 Attention: Peter McErlain Gentlemen: Enclosed is completed form comprising the Hazardous Materials Survey that you requested in your letter of December 3, 1982. As an educational institution, Smith College is not a user of process chemicals in the sense of manufacturing products but rather as an incidental user, primarily for instructional and research purposes; some chemical products are used in maintenance support operations. Laboratory use of chemicals differs greatly from typical industrial use in that hundreds of different chemicals may be used annually on a relatively small scale; hence it may be difficult to complete your questionnaire in a manner desired, particularly on an individual chemical substance and material balance basis. Thus, the Survey Form is answered on classes of hazardous chemicals rather than individual substances. If there are any questions, or should you desire further clarification of information, please let me know. As you may be aware, the College chemical waste control program has been in existence for at least six years with hazardous chemicals being collected and ultimately being shipped to waste vendor, Interex, and its successor, Chemical Waste Management, Inc. , of Natick, Mass. With the advent of RECSA, the College has been considered as a "small quantity generator" and did not require an EPA Identification Number; but with the new Massachusetts regulations becoming effective, we are in the process of obtaining an Identification Number which should simplify our transfer of the collected wastes. Our chemical waste handling procedures were reviewed on September 27, 1982 by Mr. Richard Driscoll of the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Quality Engineering and apparently met all requirements. RPG/t Enclosure Very truly yours��GGyy''�� *PALI 3o�ert P. Gleason, PE Assistant Director, Personnel Services for Environmental Health and Safety NORTHAMPTON BOARD OF HEALTH HAZARDOUS MATERIAL SURVEY (Circle One) Name of Business Smith College Type: Retail Manufacturing sanuice Manasement Address Elm Street, Northampton, MA 01063 6.:.!hucational Institutnoitt Telephone 584-2700 Products (None) President or Director Jill K. Conway, President Robert Ellis, Treasurer Person(s) in Charge Robert Gleason, PE of Hazardous Materials (ANNUAL BASIS) Hazardous Materials: Received - Stored Ignitable: 525 gal. Reactive: 35 lbs. Corrosive: 100 gal. EP Toxic: aV[ lbs 85 lbs. Hazardous Materials Held for Reprocessing Estimated 25 lbs. (chiefly Reactive) Hazardous Wastes: Disposed of Quantity How Frequency of Where Transported Shipments Dispose ' Ignitable (a) 300 gal. Diluted or evaporated Hoods/Drains (b) 50 gal. Drums 1-2/year Waste Vendor Neutralized/ Drains Corrosive (a) 100 gal. & 75 lbs. Diluted (b) EP Toxic 10 lbs. Drums 1-2/year Waste Vendor 30 lbs. Drums 1-2/year Waste Vendor Signed by Person Completing Form .ad i-At/ \ Date December 9,1982 Ark Plt RTH AIiPTON BOARD OF HEALTH I.AZARDOUS MATERIAL SURVEY ame or 3usiness The Copy Center, Inc. ddress 32 Pleasant St. ele ne Northampton, Mass. 01060 resident c 1'l recto Marie Y. Hanscom :rson ( s ) in Charge df Hazardous Materials (Circle One ) Type: Retail ,4anufacturin. Service Management Products Copying 6 Printing Cazardous Materials: Received - Stored ilanket Wash contains Perchlorethylene and Petroleum Naptha Hazardous Materials Held for Reprocessing laaardous Wastes : :' sposed of Quantity How Frequency of 'Where, Transported Shipments Ui:;p ose :signed by Person Completing Form NORTHAMPTON BOARD OF HEALTH HAZARDOUS MATERIAL SURVEY ( Circle One) Name of Business ��e,�/ C`g^rb)/LAre /Vticr Type: Retai l Manufacturing; Address YM 4/ /�^/e f-!' / "ccAB ' Service Management Telephone Sdig �� C Products A:kr' /rATe C a in< President or /,,/� r� rAii��°1Or% �N-IC- Person(s )Director C2" 5 A �� Person(s) in Charge of Hazardous Materials Hazardous Materials : Received - Stored Hazardous Materials Held for Reprocessing Hazardous Wastes : Disposed of How Frequency of 'Whero Shipments Dispoeoc Quantity Transported /% 9 /o Signed by Person Completing Forms/' Date of 74.7 c. /iF e:�LZ NORTHAMPTON BOARD OF HEALTH HAZARDOUS MATERIAL SURVEY (Circle One) Name of Business ///,E_ /)(B-- ///%>A//c Type: Retail nu factur g Address Telephone ;f/3 —S .?f/2 SU President or Director At f seer &/,v Person( s ) in Charge of Hazardous Materials Service Management Productsjlo5/k AuOFr✓e'Tde•E O,—r,w cc/v u dfo/DfO %Mt A.z', ' /n-L 56 ,*n.04. 91-enet O/a /E.e SaxJe4 L/a�t9<) Hazardous Materials: Received - Stored 'a /5 -%/f/.aveg 7.4-SE ,/4/)5 0v,4- ea /9A-5,/ et/z-47,F /4 o a7"t4-? The/AlNt/ZS1 en vs7-74 5 A/UP S it Ac / ALso /=uEL6/L ,4/OO Hy/,,e/9 ul,l 0/Z Hazardous Materials Held for Reprocessing EAt 42e /1/°p a 970 6.4/ oFA/Eroz/r,I/:r/v iVy/J/!P a L,c 6/2sl4,Ce L'Leicst/f 0l,t/O f/cTZ€t eV//'sz<aa/SEJ/A//2zee'isez) Hazardous Wastes : 23/5 /le O //e/ Disposed of Ace ra,�7>/4 it4 rt///3/4SE /7//[/T/0/SiDWA //} D// S 6th vi>693 �p US 77c /}Nc a4 r4'2 Sr. / d77671 Qu How antity Transported a/a 64/ refeEtede SS 0 vNL T,izrec eiti9 L/z 600 p/T/ iu///f///G/b Signed by son €imp�i's'ti e 1Q •t. FC Gcot. 9,1 -jig= yc c, /Y/, e /4oet ,r,-/A21/0019.4%0-z- / o.v, r- OryE /0- 7- S61./-i7�� Frequency of Shipaents Where Disposed ; sWAW/ /S w45 us-sr to %lo,UrAt �,�i uFiS°Ga C, ry Sfu�Ele Form Selz, atc14.-MA. Date /Z —f—/ Z NORTHAMPTON BOARD OF HEALTH HAZARDOUS MATERIAL SURVEY y-' (Circle One) Name of Business -(p i .'j p,f yz Type: Retail Manufacturi Service Management /f wo Address �i3y re,Qe- F71 fiX.e c.Vce_ Telephone 577- 3sz 6 577 3277 Products enzyc/Z ishio,le _Ulliits 7 President or Director c.,A4 AJ R- 70A &c S Person (s) in Charge of Hazardous Materials /Jo nVe. *rJiyAJa c[ Hazardous Materials : 4/O/Ye Received - Stored Hazardous Materials Held for Reprocessing /11/d4/,& Hazardous Wastes : Disposed of yavc. How Quantity Transported Signed by Person Completing Form Frequency of 'Where Shipments Disposed ;katO r- (7ai Da t e �,l' .? Name of Business Asa NORTHAMPTON BOARD OF HEALTH HAZARDOUS MAT'RIAL SURVEY 709p'5 K,tJ Ot?K CO Address 5 ini Telephone (Circle One ) Type: Retail Manufacturing (;:Service )Management 5b1/— £/O Z Products President or Director RA'DU y AJuII T IAI(T fruEutt) Person(s) in Charge pp of Hazardous Materials e V T u t iJL Hazardous Materials: Received - Stored 5'f.- C. a 3t 6 MI-c4`t✓.pr,v.w f /U StO r/V6iw s D/C. Hazardous Materials Held for Reprocessing 2 PK- krd �/) t -491 k- "fluaL 441 /t pxcfesrcn Hazardous Wastes : Disposed of Quantity How Frequency of Where Transported Shipments Dispose-' Signed by Person Completing Form =■= Date /2 7/7A 2 p HOARD OF HEALTH HN T. JOYCE.Chairman TER C. KENNY, M.D. kTHLEEN O'CONNELL, R.N. '.TER J. McERLAIN, Health Agent CITY OF NORTHAMPTON Tuff-Kote Dinol Rustproofing 241 King Street Northampton, MA 01060 Dear Sir: MASSACHUSETTS OFFICE OF THE HOARD OF HEALTH December 3, 1982 310 MAIN STREET 01060 Tel. (413) 569-9071 The Board of Health of the City of Northampton as a part of our city-wide hazardous waste assessment is conducting an extensive survey on the use, storage, and disposal of hazardous materials in Northampton. We request that you complete the enclosed form as soon as possible. Your cooperation in this matter will greatly benefit the Northampton community. The resulting information will be used to determine what hazardous materials are delivered to, stored in or utilized by your industry or place of busi- ness , and to assess the hazardous waste disposal problem, if any, in North- ampton. While you may have been previously contacted by other agencies re- garding this matter, the Board of Health requests that you provide our office with this information. We are not seeking to punish violators of regulations, but rather are trying to determine potential problem areas in the disposal , storage, and delivery of hazardous materials . We will assist you in rectifying any hazardous material problems brought to our attention. Again, your cooperation will be of great benefit to the Northampton community. If you have any questions regarding this survey do not hesitate to contact the Board of Health office at 586-6950 extension 213. Sincerely, 11-, 91/CI � , Peter McErlain Health Agent and Hazardous Waste Coordinator, City of Northampton DEFINITION OF HAZARDOUS WASTE The Resource Recovery and Conservation Act defines a hazardous waste as a waste that may cause or significantly contribute to serious illness or death , or that poses a substantial threat to human health or the eviron- ment when improperly managed . The United States Environmental Protection Agency ( EPA) has established criteria for determining if a waste is hazardous . Waste materials having; one or more of the following characteristics are hazardous : - Ignitability: Wastes that pose a fire hazard ; examples are discarded rubbing alcohol ( ispropanol ) , paint , gasoline , fuel oil , and cleaning fluids . - Corrosivity: - Reactivity: - EP Toxicity: Wastes that are so highly acidic or alkaline as to cause skin damage on contact ; an example of a highly acidic waste is discarded sulfuric acid from an automobile storage battery; an example of a highly alkaline waste is discarded lye . Wastes that tend to react sponta- neously , or vigorously , with air or water , to be unstable to shock or heat to generate toxic gases , or to explode . Wastes that could release arsenic , barium , cadmium , chromium , lead , mercury , selenium , or silver to ground water at levels in excess of drinking water standards , as determined by a prescribed extrac- tion procedure . The transport of any material , by-product , or ingredient which has hazard- ous properties is also of concern since an accident involving such materia ! within city limits could endanger the lives of Northampton residents . Name of Business Address NORTHAMPTON BOARD OF HEALTH HAZARDOUS MATERIAL SURVEY (Circle One) Type: Retail Manufacturing Service Management Telephone Products President or Director Person(s ) in Charge of Hazardous Materials Hazardous Materials : Received - Stored Hazardous Materials Held for Reprocessing Hazardous Wastes : Disposed of Quantity How Frequency of Where Transported Shipments Disposed Signed by Person Completing Form Date BOARD OF HEALTH HN T. JOYCE,Chairman :TER C. KENNY, M.D. 3THLEEN O'CONNELL, R.N. :TER J. McERLAIN. Health Agent Baggetta Honda rig Street Northampton, MA 01060 Dear Sir: CITY OF NORTHAMPTON MASSACHUSETTS OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH Dece b 3 1982 m er � QSS W 4 " �� na- W M :VIQ sIJ J �� LI, I ,141-±i-of IC i 'a a- 210 MAIN STREET 01060 Tel. (413)584-9071 V The Board of Health of the City of Northampton as a part of our city-wide hazardous waste assessment is conducting an extensive survey on the use, storage , and disposal of hazardous materials in Northampton. We request that you complete the enclosed form as soon as possible. Your cooperation in this matter will greatly benefit the Northampton community. The resulting information will be used to determine what hazardous materials are delivered to, stored in, or utilized by your industry or place of busi- ness, and to assess the hazardous waste disposal problem, if any, in North- ampton. While you may have been previously contacted by other agencies re- garding this matter, the Board of Health requests that you provide our office with this information. We are not seeking to punish violators of regulations, but rather are trying to determine potential problem areas in the disposal , storage, and delivery of hazardous materials . We will assist you in rectifying any hazardous material problems brought to our attention. Again, your cooperation will be of great benefit to the Northampton community. If you have any questions regarding this survey do not hesitate to contact the Board of Health office at 586-6950 extension 213. Sincerely, Peter McErlain Health Agent and Hazardous Waste Coordinator, City of Northampton a. DEFINITION OF HAZARDOUS WASTE The Resource Recovery and Conservation Act defines a hazardous waste as a waste that may cause or significantly contribute to serious illness or death , or that poses a subotantial threat to human health or the eviron- went when improperly managed . The United States Environmental Protection Agency ( EPA) has established criteria for determining if a waste is hazardous . Waste materials having one or more of the following characteristics are hazardous : - Ignitability: Wastes that pose a fire hazard ; examples are discarded rubbing alcohol (ispropanol ) , paint , gasoline , fuel oil , and cleaning fluids . - Corrosivity: - Reactivity: - EP Toxicity: Wastes that are so highly acidic or alkaline as to cause skin damage on contact ; an example of a highly acidic waste is discarded sulfuric acid from an automobile storage battery ; an example of a highly alkaline waste is discarded lye . Wastes that tend to react sponta- neously , or vigorously , with air or water , to be unstable to shock or heat to generate toxic gases , or to explode . Wastes that could release arsenic , barium , cadmium , chromium , lead , mercury , selenium , or silver to ground water at levels in excess of drinking water standards , as determined by a prescribed extrac- tion procedure . The transport of any material , by-product , or ingredient which has hazard- ous properties is also of concern since an accident involving such materiti _ within city limits could endanger the lives of Northampton residents . :,m e of u31ne" -= NC)HTUAM!PTON HOARD OF HEALTH HAZARDOUS MATERIAL SUHVEZ S Type: (Circle One) Manu fac turin_ anage:nent ddress V1060 alephone 5rL-1 — ^ P3 resident or _ Director )eiAl 3SCL11fP173 crson (s) in Charge I Hazardous Materials J OL 4 Service Products azardous Materials : Received - Stored L .f & !azardous '9aterials Held for Reprocessing lazardous Wastes : 4 CC Q47C2&2I' Mow Frequency of 'Where^ )isposed of Quantity Transported Shipments Dispae I ILiNk( rt„yvi IGD. iS-n ," ! a+(0-D uLrL sett 36,2 S 1 cL11 r Signed by Person Completing Form j Y- `20 71 Date VA MEDICAL CENTER DEC 06 1982 ENGINEERING SERVICE NORTHAMPTON, MA N31N3�1V31011 '7 'A 9E 8 NY 9£ AON ZSSI a3Aid3 u NORTHAMPTON BOARD OF HEALTH HAZARDOUS MATERIAL SURVEY Name of Businessveterans Administration Medical Center Address Northampton MA 01060 Telephone President or Director Michael J. Kane Person(s ) in Charge of Hazardous Matersa _' s Edward B. Skroski Chief, Engineer Hazardous Materials: Received - Stored None (Circle One ) Type: Retail Manufacturing Service Man o:q ement (Ho sp1t) Products Hazardous Materials Held for Reprocessing None Hazardous Wastes : Disposed of Quantity None How Frequency of Where Transported Shipments Disposed Signed by Person Completinm Edward B. Skroski Date 12/28/82 Irk /Mk NORTHAMPTON BOARD OF HEALTH HAZARDOUS MATHRIAL SURVEY Village Industries, Inc. Name of Business�� Watm Ctrcct Address Leeds, Mass. 01053 Telephone President or Director Type: (Circle One ) Retail a nufact�', Service Management 5e5` /9/7 Products Cas}a... T ,*rw Xat/V<i- Person (s ) in Charge of Hazardous Materials Hazardous Materials : Received - Stored Hazardous Materials Held for Reprocessing Hazardous Wastes : Disposed of Quantity /YOh e. Ili How Frequency of 'Where Transported Shipments Dispose Signed by Person Completing Form Date /z/e/gam BOARD OF HEALTH HN T. JOYCE,Chairman :TER C. KENNY M D 1THLEEN O'CONNELL, R.N. :TER J. M[ERLAIN. Health Agent Wanat's Ed Sunoco Service 60 Union Street Northampton, MA 01060 Dear Sir: CITY OF NORTHAMPTON MASSACHUSETTS OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH December 3, 1982 310 MAIN STREET 01060 Tel. (413)584-9071 The Board of Health of the City of Northampton as a part of our city-wide hazardous waste assessment is conducting an extensive survey on the use, storage, and disposal of hazardous materials in Northampton. We request that you complete the enclosed form as soon as possible. Your cooperation in this matter will greatly benefit the Northampton community. The resulting information will be used to determine what hazardous materials are delivered to, stored in, or utilized by your industry or place of busi- ness, and to assess the hazardous waste disposal problem, if any , in North- ampton. While you may have been previously contacted by other agencies re- garding this matter, the Board of Health requests that you provide our office with this information. We are not seeking to punish violators of regulations, but rather are trying to determine potential problem areas in the disposal , storage, and delivery of hazardous materials . We will assist you in rectifying any hazardous material problems brought to our attention. Again, your cooperation will be of great benefit Co the Northampton community. if you have any questions regarding this survey do not hesitate to contact the Board of Health office at 586-6950 extension 213. Sincerely, sdl Can C2 /7 Peter McErlain Health Agent and Hazardous Waste Coordinator, City of Northampton DEFINITION OF HAZARDOUS WASTE The Resource Recovery and Conservation Act defines a hazardous waste as a waste that may cause or significantly contribute to serious illness or death , or that poses a substantial threat to human health or the eviron- ment when improperly managed . The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA ) has established criteria for determining if a waste is hazardous . Waste materials having one or more of the following characteristics are hazardous : - Ignitability: Wastes that pose a fire hazard ; examples are discarded rubbing alcohol ( ispropanol ) , paint , gasoline , fuel oil , and cleaning fluids . - Corrosivity: - Reactivity: Wastes that are so highly acidic or alkaline as to cause skin damage on contact ; an example of a highly acidic waste is discarded sulfuric acid from an automobile storage battery ; an example of a highly alkaline waste is discarded lye . Wastes that tend to react sponta- neously , or vigorously , with air or water , to be unstable to shock or heat to generate toxic gases , or to explode . - EP Toxicity: Wastes that could release arsenic , barium , cadmium , chromium , lead , mercury , selenium , or silver to ground water at levels in excess of drinking water standards , as determined by a prescribed extrac- tion procedure . The transport of any material , by-product , or ingredient which has :.azari- ous properties is also of concern since an accident involving such materizl within city limits could endanger the lives of Northampton residents . Name of Business Address Telephone President or Director NORTHAMPTON BOARD OF HEALTH HAZARDOUS (MATERIAL SURVEY (Circle One ) Type: Retail Manufacturing Service Management Products Person(s ) in Charge of Hazardous Materials Hazardous Materials : Received - Stored Hazardous Materials Held for Reprocessing Hazardous Wastes : Disposed of Quantity How Frequency of Where Transported Shipients Dispose: Signed by Person Completing Form Date Name of Business NORTHAMPTON HOARD OF HEALTH HAZARDOUS :1ATERIAL SUHVF'.° Fr Gl Address / 3 l .T/C QC, .� Telephone 0 L' SS l C (D PP eattent or c)i'v, D±rcote-e- (4) a 6 h C c, C o w- /7„1, V`T Person( s ) in Charge of Hazardous Materials EC;rcle One) GcY,oL .0 S� Type: Manueacturing Service Management Amok Products Hazardous Materials : Received - Stored a 4 e Hazardous Materials Held for Reprocessing LI Hazardous Wastes : Disposed of Quantity How Frequency of Where Transported Shipments Disposed Signed by Person Completing Form Date BOARD OF HEALTH EN T. JOYCE,Chairman TER C. KENNY, M.D. �THLEEN O'CONNELL, R.N. TER J. McERLAIN, Health Agent Whiting Oil Corporation 11 Brewster Court Northampton, MA 01060 Dear Sir: CITY OF NORTHAMPTON MASSACHUSETTS OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH December 3, 1982 210 MAIN STREET 01060 Tel. (413)584-9071 The Board of Health of the City of Northampton as a part of our city-wide hazardous waste assessment is conducting an extensive survey on the use, storage, and disposal of hazardous materials in Northampton. We request that you complete the enclosed form as soon as possible. Your cooperation in this matter will greatly benefit the Northampton community. The resulting information will be used to determine what hazardous materials are delivered to, stored in, or utilized by your industry or place of busi- ness, and to assess the hazardous waste disposal problem, if any, in North- ampton. While you may have been previously contacted by other agencies re- garding this matter, the Board of Health requests that you provide our office with this information. We are not seeking to punish violators of regulations, but rather are trying to determine potential problem areas in the disposal , storage, and delivery of hazardous materials. We will assist you in rectifying any hazardous material problems brought to our attention. Again, your cooperation will be of great benefit to the Northampton community. If you have any questions regarding this survey do not hesitate to contact the Board of Health office at 586-6950 extension 213. Sincerely, Peter McErlain Health Agent and Hazardous Waste Coordinator, City of Northampton DEFINITION OF HAZARDOUS WASTE The Resource Recovery and Conservation Act defines a hazardous waste as a waste that may cause or significantly contribute to serious illness or death , or that poses a substantial threat to human health or the eviron- ment when improperly managed . The United States Environmental Protection Agency ( EPA ) has established criteria for determining if a waste is hazardous . Waste materials haviu one or more of the following characteristics are hazardous : - Ignitability: Wastes that pose a fire hazard ; examples are discarded rubbing alcohol (ispropanol ) , paint, gasoline , fuel oil , and cleaning fluids . - Corrosivity: - Reactivity: - EP Toxicity: Wastes that are so highly acidic or alkaline as to cause skin damage on contact ; an example of a highly acidic waste is discarded sulfuric acid from an automobile storage battery ; an example of a highly alkaline waste is discarded lye . Wastes that tend to react sponta- neously , or vigorously , with air or water , to be unstable to shock or heat to generate toxic gases , or to explode . Wastes that could release arsenic , barium , cadmium , chromium , lead , mercury , selenium, or silver to ground water at levels in excess of drinking water standards , as determined by a prescribed extrac- tion procedure . The transport of any material , by-product , or ingredient which has hazard- ous properties is also of concern since an accident involving such material within city limits could endanger the lives of Northampton residents . S NORTHAMPTON HOARD OF HEALTH HAZARDOUS MATERIAL SURVEY Name of Business 'O en e St CcRP Address 11 +/r16ti.'SP�'� , CT. ,SY.'i ' 3 S00 Products VOE L OIL Telephone Type (Circle One ) anufact using Service Management President or Director Person ( s) in Charge �d.nao FoC6?foa+ of Hazardous Materials -la°A^r=te 14ki1Ob Hazardous Materials : Received - Stored Ft, 6 i L STOkro Hazardous Materials Held for Reprocessing NONE • Hazardous Wastes : Disposed of Alto # Quantity How Frequency of Where Transported Shipc,ents Dispose: n Signed by Person Completing Form k '�' 1 Date IL/ 7/FL NORTHAMPTON BOARD OF HEALTH HAZARDOUS MATERIAL SURVEY (Circle One) Name of Business J. A. Wright Co. Type: Retail ClanufacturiniD Service Management Address 115 Industrial Drive Telephone 586-3528 President or Director Tnnathan a Wrighf Person (s ) in Charge of Hazardous Materials Walter K. Price Products CAt r,cTS J410 /Itc�wofuc Hazardous Materials: Received - Stored T LhM M'�h� L1 Q0‘05 ■ LAC$.441.-iNv+yV5//504-01:+41S/ L f(A va.5/51-Aws Hazardous Materials Held for Reprocessing N�ra,4 Hazardous Wastes : Disposed of 1-Aca+RZ` eit5 How Quantity Transported kki -lt w.^'55-4. -Swa.c Frequency of Where Shipments Dispose : 4E /0",. Signed by Person Completing Form % e1 Date (2 l I Be. 0.`,c L A t Grea p t Idk Sri S c cc 00 OFr' AtA 0-9' °ASccS. I�i1c @ svc (grwZ&C /t I5 Vifibacc, cd gf R6c.,levi Coae4 A Cos+ 4 nCc r-wwc'a- IS �M1JU.COTj RtCy I.PJ!x,CSIY 6/,B+ratnF.c. /AA NORTHAMPTON HOARD OF HEALTH HAZARDOUS MATERIAL SURVEY (Circle One) Name of Eusiness Yankee Hill Machine Co. Type: Retail (Manufacturing Service Manaement Address 20 Ladd Avenue Telephone 584-1400 President or Director James H. Graham, President Person( s) in Charge of Hazardous Materials Peter fav>illo Hazardous Materials: Received - Stored KeresonP Cutting_QiL Hampcothene Hazardous Materials Held for Reprocessing ALT Mat Lials Held iDII_Ileprocessina Hazardous Wastes Disposed of N/A Products Screw Machine Products Quantity How Frequency of Transported Shipments Where Disp osc. Date 12-13-82 Sil?ned by Person Completing Form ` -Fegwe.�T 71 d dJrirp ;.1 uo'gent jddca pin? C -=IBQ 1 in 192 21AD Ob. ba'Ll jO ..n _.retrab = 381 LI€R =Al. zyl carirriT