Grant Documents CLEAN HARBORS, INC.
CLEAN HARBORS OF BRAINTREE, INC.
CLEAN HARBORS OF NATICK, INC.
LICENSES AND PERMITS
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CLEAN HARBORS, INC
CLEAN HARBORS OF
KINGSTON, INC.
P.O. Box 193
100 Joseph' Street
Kingston, MA 02364
Dear Licensee
December 26 , 1986
Re : 1986 Hazardous Waste
Transport License
Extension
This is t0 inform you that because of the number of renewals
and new applications being processed and the resources available to
process the- it was not possible to process your application by
January 1 , 1987 . Therefore , your present hazardous waste license is
automatically extended ent a dee r- is made on Oo1r pending
hazardous waste transport renewal __llCat_G! . The authority rit} t0
extend existing licenses. __ outlined_ pG^SHaLt to _ _i. CM- 3'0 . 821 ..
This regulation states in part :
The licensee must reaTfb:ly less than thirty 3: -
more than ninety days before the scheduled expiration
dare .
2 . The automatic extension as provided authorizes only the
activity both authorized by the existing ; icense and
included in the application for a new license . Please
note , however, any activity which is authorized by the
existing license but not included in the application for
a new license shall be deemed not to be licensed after
the expiration date on your license .
3 . An extension is given only if the Department determines
such extensions would prevent injustice to the licensee
and would not harm public health, safety, or welfare , or
the environment .
The terms and conditions of the license shall remain in full
force and effect , unless: ( 1 ) the Department in writing orders
otherwise ( in which case the order shall be controlling) ; or ( 2 ) the
Department suspends or revokes the extended license ; or (3) the
Department denies your application for a new license . Please attach
this notice to your license.
Should you have any questions regarding this matter please con-
tact Al Nardone of my staff at ( 617) 292-5576 .
SAD : AN 'sc
Very truly yours,
n
C21
Steven A. DeGabriele
Acting Deputy Director
Hazardous Waste Regulatory
Prograr.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ENGINEERING
DIVISION OF HAZARDOUS WASTE
HAZARDOUS WASTE
TRANSPORTER LICENSE
Clean Harbors, Inc. 100 Joseph St. , Kingston, MA 02364
Name of Licensee Mailing Address of Licensee
Alan S. McKim
Contact Person
(617) 585-5111
Phone Number
4/9/35 172 18153
Effective Date Mass. License Number DPU Certification Number
12-31-86 MAD 035 322 250
Expiration Date EPA Identification Number
This is to certify that the above named company is hereby granted a license to transport hazardous waste pursuant to
G.L. Chapter 21 C and 310 CMR 30.000_
This license authorizes only the following:
1. Transportation of all categories of hazardous waste listed or described in
310 DE 30.100.
2. Spill clean-up pursuant to 310 CFff. 30.824(2) and the attached set of conditions.
3. The servicing of small quantity generators pursuant to 310 CMR 30.824(1) by
fulfilling the following requirements:
a) The pretransport requirements of 310 CMR 30.320 through 30,324, and
b) The manifest requirements of 310 C?Ot 30.310 through 30.314, except for
the following requirements, which shall always be carried out by the generator.
1. Signing the manifest certification, and
2. Forwarding a copy of the manifest to-the Department.
THIS LICENSE AUTHORIZES ONLY THE ABOVE ACTIVITIESF-
THIS LICENSE AUTHORIZES ONLY THE NAMED LICENSEE TO ENGAGE IN THE ACTIVITIES DE-
SCRIBED ABOVE. THIS LICENSE IS NOT TRANSFERRABLE THIS LICENSE DOES NOT GRANT ANY
RIGHTS NOT OTHERWISE GRANTED BY FEDERAL,STATE,OR LOCAL STATUTES,ORDINANCES,OR
REGULATIONS. THE LICENSEE SHALL COMPLY AT ALL TIMES WITH ALL STATE AND FEDERAL
EGULATIONS AND STATUTES APPLICABLE TOTHSTRANSPORTATION OF S WASTE.
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ignature of p can or Individual Date �� William F.Cass,Director r bate
.uthorized by 3 0 CMR 30.807 Division of Hazardous Waste
ATTACHED SET OF CONDITIONS
Conditions of Spill Clean-up (310 CHR 30.824(2)
1. Authorized to clean-up spills of hazardous materials and wastes
authorized in this license.
2. Upon undertaking the clean-up, the transportcl must orally notify the
Department within 24 hours of the commencement of the clean-up. The
following information must be provided:
o description and location of incident
o type of material
o estimate of quantity of spilled material
o name of party contracting licensee
o time of contractors arrival on-scene
STATE
PERMIT STATE AGENCY
Alabama MA 172 Dept . of Environmental Mngmt .
Industrial & Hazardous
State Capital
Montgomery , AL 36130
Arkansas H197 PC 893 Air & Hazardous Material Div.
Dept. of Pollution Control
and Ecology
P. 0. Box 9583
8001 National Drive
Little Rock, ARkansas 72219
Connecticut CT-HW- 112 Hazardous Materials Management
Section
Dept . of Envrnmntl . Protection
State Office Building
165 Capitol Avenue
Hartford , CT 06115
Florida MAD039322250 Solid Waste Management Program
Dept. of Envrnmntl . Regulation
Twin Towers Office Building
2600 Blair Stone Road
Tallahassee , FL 32301
Georgia Vehicle Specific Dept . of Transportation
Office of Permits & Enforcement
940 Virginia Avenue
Hapeville , GA 30354
Illinois SWE 1478 Division of Land and Noise
Pollution Control
Envrnmntl . Protection Agency
200 Churchill Road
Springfield , IL 62706
Indiana IN11702-000-21 Solid Waste Management Section
Div. of Sanitary Engineering
State Board of Health
1330 West Michigan Street
Indianapolis , IN 46202
Kansas MAD039322250 Kansas Dept . Health & Envrnmnt .
Forbes Field
Topeka, KS 66620
Kentucky MAD039322250 Division of Waste Management
Dept . Natural Resources &
Environmental Protection
18 Reily Road
Frankfort , KY 40601
STATE
PERMIT STATE AGENCY
Louisiana MAD039322250
Maine ME-HWT-850105
Maryland ;RJR-160
Massachusetts 172
Michigan MAD039322250
(solid waste)
526 (liquid waste)
Missouri H 1338
Nevada NVT-PCB-033
New Hampshire TNH0014
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Department of Natural Resources
Office of Environment Affairs
Hazardous waste Management Div.
P. 0. Box 44066
Baton Rouge , LA 70804
Licensing & Enforcement Div.
Bureau of Oil & Hazardous
Materials Control
Dept. Environmental Protection
State House - Station 17
Augusta, ME 04333
Office of Envrmmntl . Programs
Waste Management Administration
Hazardous Waste Section
201 W. Preston Street
Baltimore , MD 21201
Department of environmental
Quality Engineering
One Winter Street
Boston , MA 02108
Office/Hazardous Waste Mngmt .
Dept . of Natural Resources
Stevens T. Mason Building
P. 0. Box 30038
Lansing, MI 48909
Dept . of Natural Resources
Solid Waste Management Programs
P. O. Box. 1368
1915 Southridge Drive
Jefferson City, MO 65102
Dept . of Conservation & Natural
Resources
Div. of Envrnmntl . Protection
Capital Complex
Carson City , NV 89710
Bureau of Solid Waste Mgmt .
Dept . of Health & Welfare
State Laboratory Building
Hazen Drive
Concord , NH 03301
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STATE PERMIT STATE AGENCY
New Jersey S-7259 Bureau of Hazardous Waste
Div. of Environmental Quality
32 East Hanover Street
Trenton, NJ 08625
New York MADO6 Div. of Solid Waste Mgmt .
Dept . Envrnmntl . Conservation
50 Wolf Road
Albany, NY 12233
Ohio 574-HW Office/Land Pollution Control
Environmental Protection Agency
P. 0. Box 1049
Columbus , OH 43216
Oklahoma 3333 Oklahoma Dept . of Health Waste
Management Service
1000 N. E. 10th Street
Oklahoma City , OK 73152
Ontario X-3162 Ontario Highway Transport Board
151 Bloor Street , West
10th Floor
Toronto , Ontario M5S 2T5
Pennsylvania PA-AH 0312 Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
D.E .R.
P. 0. Box 2063
Harrisburg , PA 17120
Quebec M306956 Commission des Transports du
Quebec
505 est Sherbrooke
Montreal , Quebec H2L 1K2
Rhode Island RI 387
Ministere de 1 ' environment
Government du Quebec
5199 est Sherbrooke
Montreal , Quebec HIT 3X9
Solid Waste Management Program
Dept . /Environmental Management
204 Health Building
Davis Street
Providence , RI 02906
STATE
PERMIT STATE AGENCY
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South Carolina 039322250T Dept . of Health & Environmental
Control
Bureau of Solid & Hazardous
Waste Management
2600 Bull Street
Columbia , SC 29201
Texas 40371 Texas Dept . of Water Resources
1700 North Congress Avenue
Austin , TX 78711
Vermont Vehicle Specific Air & Solid Waste Programs
Agency of Environmental
Conservation
State Office Building
Montpelier , VT 05602
Virginia MAD039322250-8 Div. of Solid & Hazardous
Waste Management
Department of Health
109 Governor Street
Richmond , VA 23219
THE FOLLOWING STATES HAVE NO PERMIT PROGRAM FOR HAZARDOUS WASTE OR DO NOT
REQUIRE A PERMIT WHEN CARRIER IS TRAVELING THROUGH STATE ONLY AND NOT
PICKING UP OR DELIVERING A LOAD:
Delaware -- North Carolina -- Tennessee -- West Virginia
RECEIVED
MAY 31 1985
WAN HARBORS, INC,
PM-26
(Rev. 10/84)
INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION
CERTIFICATE
TO EXPIRE: May 29, 1990
No . MC-152120 (Sub-No . 2)
CLEAN HARBORS, INC .
(Kingston, MA)
I , SERVICE DATE ,
MAY 2 9 835
This Certificate is evidence of the carrier ' s authority to
engage in transportation as a common carrier by motor vehicle .
This authority will be effective as long as the carrier
maintains compliance with the requirements pertaining to insurance
coverage for the protection of the public (49 CFR 1043) ; the
designation of agents upon whom process may be served (49 CFR
1044 ) ; and tariffs or schedules (49 CFR 1300 through 1310,
revised) . The carrier shall also render reasonably continuous
and adequate service to the public. Failure to meet these conditions
will constitute sufficient grounds for the suspension, change , or
revocation of this authority.
This authority is subject to any terms, conditions , and
limitations as are now, or may later be, attached to this privilege .
For common carriers with irregular route authority : Any
irregular route authority authorized in this Certificate may
not be tacked or joined with your other irregular route
authority unless joinder is specifically authorized .
The transportation service to be performed is described
on the reverse side of this document.
By the Commission.
JAMES H . BAYNE
(SEAL) Secretary
NOTE: If there are any discrepancies regarding this document,
please notify the Commission within 30 days .
No. MC-152120 (Sub-No . 2 )
To operate as a common carrier, by motor vehicle, in
interstate or foreign commerce, over irregular routes,
transporting chemical waste, between points in the United
States (except Alaska and Hawaii) .
NOTE: This certificate shall expire 5 years from the date of
issuance.
CLEAN HARBORS OF BRAINTREE, INC.
FACILITY PERMITS
1. RCRA Part A Permit Application - General Information
2. Notice of Complete Application for the RCRA Part B
Permit Application
3 . Interim Hazardous Waste License issued by the
Massachusetts Department of Environmental Quality
Engineering (DEQE)
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tions and for the IoM authorizations under
within this date Y collected.
LUTANT CNARKTER MSTNS
'SUCTIONS: Complete A through J to determine Mother you and to submit any pwmit application forms to the EPA If you mover"yes'to any
Ina,you must submit this form and the supplement form listed in the parenthesis following the position.Mark''X"in the box In the third column
supplements( form 6 ruched. If you mess `no-it such question,you need not submit any of dose forms.You may w no if your.cdyity
id.d tom permit rquimmmoq see Section C of die teducdons.sine elm,Section 0 of the irrtrocdons for(Sefmitone of bid—feed terms.
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• will this facility treat. nth., or dlpoes of
coos wales?{FORM 31
fou of will you infect at this twisty any pmd c.d
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or other fluids whirl .brought to the surface
nnection with mnw.ntional oil or mtur&on pro-
ion. inject fluids used for enh.nCaf rrw.ry of
• nature ma. or inject fluids for donge of[Quit
oorbom?(FORM 4)
lw ?aolny • proposed emtvey mire which s
of the 28 industrial mtporns lined in-the in-
tiom. •q whip; will potentially ern* I00 toe
Y v of any •,r pollutant regulated under the
• Air Act and may •1.ct or be Io •l•d In on
rant west :FORM S)
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{I{CIIIC CUCSTION•
B. Does or will this facility (either.xktMv or pgpowd)
kMude • earriesnmud animal feeding °pr.lon or
aquatic .Sn%S production fatality which mutts in
decline to wears.4 die U.S.?(FORM 28)
D. II the• proposed funny loth*. than rhos d4nbd
In A or B above) which will roan in a dedtw• to
wren of the U,S,? (FORM 201
F. Do you or will you Inject at this facility Indurtri* or
municipal effluent below the lowermost return con-
taining. within one quarter me of the well bon,
ur dwpound sources of drinking wets.?(FORM 4)
M. Do you of will you Inject et the facility fluids for spe-
cial process such n mining of sulfur by the Fresco
proms. solution mining of mine's, in situ combos-
bon of fossil fat, or recovery of geothermal energy?
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NOT con of the 28 industry mtporles listed in the
instructions and which will ponmitly emit 250 torn
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Air Act and may affect of be looted in an stuntman
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decline to wears.4 die U.S.?(FORM 28)
D. II the• proposed funny loth*. than rhos d4nbd
In A or B above) which will roan in a dedtw• to
wren of the U,S,? (FORM 201
F. Do you or will you Inject at this facility Indurtri* or
municipal effluent below the lowermost return con-
taining. within one quarter me of the well bon,
ur dwpound sources of drinking wets.?(FORM 4)
M. Do you of will you Inject et the facility fluids for spe-
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proms. solution mining of mine's, in situ combos-
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Air Act and may affect of be looted in an stuntman
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to this application a topographic map of the area extending to at least ogle mile beyond property boundaries_The map court show
dine of the facility, the-location of each of its existing and proposed intake and discharge strucmies,each of its hazardous waste
ant, storage, or disposal facilities, and each well where it injects fluids underground. Include all spring, rivers and other surface
rodies in the map area. See instructions for precise requirements.
'LIRE OF BUSINESS 'pro.lat•one des riPt/onr n.
See A_ ta_:hment 2
ITI FICATION/w bxm+cemr) -
r under penalty of Jew that/have personally examined and art familiar with the information submitted in Ibis application and all
rents and that, based on my inquiry of those persons immediately responsible for obtaining the information contained in the
'ion, I believe that the information is true, accurate and complete. I am aware that there are significant penalties for submitting
'ormation,including the possibility of fine and imprisonment.
• OFFICIAL TITLE (I 'peo-punt) -I
McKim, President
TS FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
E. veMATURE
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S. Russell Sylva
Commissioner
Ahatbneni1eno r gualite etreorthar,
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May 1, 1985
Alan McKim
SCA Chemical Services (MA) , Inc. Re: EPA Z.D. Number MAD53452637
385 Quincy Avenue Notice of Complete
Braintree, MA 02184 Application
Dear Mr. McKim:
We are in receipt of the following information submitted by SCA Chemical
Services (MA) , Inc. (SCA) relative to your hazardous waste license application:
• SCA's revised Part B license application received on April 7, 1985,
submitted in response to the commitments set forth in the Consent
Agreement and Order between EPA and SCA Chemical Services (MA) , Inc.
dated February 7, 1985.
We have reviewed this information and have determined that it is sufficent
to make the SCA license application complete.
You are advised chat the information in the license application relative
to the proposed liquid injection incinerator and the trial burn plan was not
reviewed as part of the revised Part B license application. This decision was
predicated on our understanding of the applicability of Chapter 210, the
Massachusetts Hazardous Waste Facility Siting Act.
You are further advised chat the Department has received a Notice of Intent
and a closure plan dated April 1, 1985 to close the existing John Zink Thermal
Oxidizer. The Department is presently reviewing this closure plan and will be
commenting on it at a later date.
The revised Part B license application submitted on April 7, 1985, supersedes
all previously submitted Part B license application information which vas
originally requested by EPA and DEQE's Part B/license request letter dated
February 28, 1983 and the Notice of Deficiency letters dated December 15, 1983
from EPA and December 16, 1983 and June 29, 1984 from DEQE, respectively.
We now have the necessary information to begin the next phase of the
Department's review,which is a detailed technical evaluation of the information
contained in your license application. The technical evaluation may result in
an additional request for information which will help to clarify,
modify, or
Alan McKim
May 1, 1985
Page Two
supplement some of the previously submitted information. You are advised that
310 CMR 30.006(2) and 310 CMR 30.822(9) require you to act diligently in
assisting the Department to process the application, e.g. , providing additional
information in a timely manner.
Please note that this completeness determination does not address any of
the requirements which are mandated through recent federal amendments to
the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) .
These amendments, entitled the Hazardous and Solid Waste Amendments of
1984 (HSWA) , became effective on November 8, 1984 and are enforceable by EPA
until Massachusetts is authorized to implement these additional requirements
in lieu of EPA. EPA and the Department are currently evaluating the impact of
HSWA on your license application. We expect that either EPA Region I or
the Department will correspond with you in the near future relative to any
changes or additional information requirements under HSWA.
Should you have any questions, please contact Stephen Yee of EPA at
(617) 223-1925.
ry truly yours,
William F. Cass
Director
cc: Richard Chalpin, DREE
Tom Gecewicz, Community Hazardous Waste Coordinator
Stephen Yee , EPA Region 1
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One ii x JGree(, ,g1?3cs n 0210£
Recycling Industries
385 Quincy Ave.
Braintree, MA 02184
December 21, 19E1
Re: Hazardous Waste License
our hazardous waste license, which was scheduled tc expire on Decen^e
981, is hereby extended until further notice.
The Department is now taking this action because it is in the process of
a- sting comprehensive new hazardous waste regulations. The Phase I Peering
Draft of the regulations contains specific provisions to bring existing
licensees into compliance with the new regulations, which we anticipate
will become effective in February, 1982. Therefore, th: Department ha.
your that it is appropriate to defer further action on our license
at this time and to require you to act in accordance with the provisions
er the new regulaiions after , e - have been promulgated. That way, bot
your application and the Department 's decision thereon will he based cc tic
requirements and procedures in the new regulations.
wish to make it clear that this action Moen
_____nation Department_ that :ou c ._ , -.
_r _ _r
c..r
current license and Cl applicable regulations, or a co._ _t_e. , by the
'eartment to keep your current hazardouss waste license in effect or grant
yob a new one in to future.
Subject to your right to opportunity for adjudicatory 'hearing, the
Department reserves the right to modify, suspend, or revoke your current
hazardous waste license at any time for cause.
Very truly cour�
WTC/GG/jp
cc: Board of Health
Community Hazardous Waste Coordinator
William F. Cass
Director
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
DEPARIHENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ENGINEERING
DIVISION OF HAZARDOUS WASTE
INTERIM HAZARDOUS WASTE LICENSE
(General Laws, Chapter 2/C)
ction I. - Identification
Name of Firm Recycling inaa stries, Inc.
License No. 80
Issued OCT 91981
Expires December 31 1981
Address of Facility 385 Ouincv Ave. , Braintree, MA 02184 Tel. 617-848-0612
Address of Office Tel
ncipal Contact Donald L. Corey
Person to Contact in Emergencies' Donald L. Core. Tel. 617-275-6225
tion IL - Transportation
Licensee is authorized to transport only those types of materials indicated below
'by an F:
Hydrocarbon Liquids
Motor Oils and
?_ Hydrocarbon Fuels .. Industrial Ci_' s Non-Ealozenated Solven'
X Halogenated Solvents Other:
Aqueous Liquids_
X
Organic Chemicals
X Inorganic Chemicals X Acids/Alkalies
X Plating Wastes Other :
Solids d Sludges
X Chemical Compounds X Contaminated Filter Media X Still Bottoms
X Plating & Metal Sludges X Oily Solids Other :
Special Hazards
Reactive Materials _ Explosives x Pesticides
X PCBs X Pathological Wastes Other:
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Wastes shall be transported only to the following facilities:
a) Recycling Industries, Inc. , Braintree, MA.
b) American Recovery Co. inc. , Baltimore, Maryland
c) CECOS International lnc„ Niagara Falls , N.Y .
d) CECOS International Inc , •'illiamshurg, Ohio
e) Chemical blase Maccanerent, Erelle , Alabama
Connecticut Treatment Corp. , Bristol, CT.
Energy Systems (E:SCC) , E_ Dorado, Arkansas
Frontier Chemical Process, Int . . .._ogara .Fails, N.Y.
Scidte,
orlite Corr Canoe ,t.. ._._
.- F vircnmental Service, , Pa_ Park, Texas
SCA. Chemical Services Cc„
SC_. Chemical
Ltd. , Ville Ste-Cat`,er:c.e . e_e , Canada
Commercial and industrial firm in Massachusetts that use waste oil as .ae'_ an
that have complied with the provisions of 310 CMR 7.02.
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Massachusetts fires that directly re-use wastes as raw materials in their
process , and that have received approval for such re-use frog the Department .
Section III. - Operation of Storage Facility
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1. Licensee is authorized to store only those types of materials indicated
below by an X.
. Hydrocarbon Liquids -
Motor Oils and
X Hydrocarbon Fuels X Industrial Oils X Non-Halogenated Solvents
X Halogenated Solvents Other:
. Aqueous Liquids
X Organic Chemicals _. Inorganic Chemicals X Acids/Plkalies
X Plating Bastes Other :
. Solids 6 Sludges
X Chemical Compounds X Contaminated Filter Media X Still Sotto=s
X Plating S Metal Sludges X Oily Solids Other :
Special Eatards
React rive Materials Erlosives Pesticides
>: rcse X Pathological Wastes
2. Des:nit:ion and lei cf authorized storage facilities
Dreti Storage - 21,02S square feet inside stcrage.
a _ describe_ ir at72ita: ice'
Other :
Bulk Storage - 3.1 tanks plus 23 .__scellanec•us tanks, total
capacity ,000 gallons.
SEE GENERAL AND SPECIAL CONDITIONS, SECTIONS VI AND VII
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Section IV. - Operation of Treatment and/or Disposal Facility
1. Types of materials which licensee is authorized to treat and/or dispose
are indicated below by an X:
Hydrocarbon Liquids
Motor Oils
Hydrocarbon X industrial Oils
Fuels
X Halogenated Solvents Other:
Aqueous Liquids
): Organic Chemicals
C. Solids d Sludges
X Non-Halogenated Solvents
Inorganic Chemicals Acids!_kz_-es
Plating :tastes X O t h e r : rz �.z..
tc c r
can ber_ndered .az..cdcu_ 1
N Chemical Compounds X Contaminated Filter Media Still Pottops
Plating F. Metal Sludges Oily Solids Y. Other: s_
D. Speccal Hazards Co
Reactive Materials Explosives Pe
PCBs
X Pathological Wastes Other :
2. Description and location cf approved treatment andior disposal facilities :
a. Solvent Recovery - Fles:h :__ciliation units with a tctai capacity cf
70l gallons per hour. _
t. Incineration (i) Vent-o-matic 2 stage high temperature patnciogica_
incinerator 500 lb/hr; (ii) John Zink thermal oxidizer - 50 gp:- caste
oil and 113 gph non-halogenated solvents.
0. Wastewater treatment - Neutralization and subsurface disposal , 2003 gpc
d. Sludge Processing - Shrivel- filter press - 5000 gpc; Setting lagoons - ..0,000
gallons capacity; Sludge solidification 200 drums/day.
SEE GENERAL AND SPECIAL CONDITIONS, SECTIONS VI AND VII
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Section V . - Special Operations Approved
1 . Description of approved special operations ( s) :
NONE AUTHORIZED IN MASS .
Section VI . - General Conditions
Operations
I . The licensee shall not collect , transport , store , treat ,
use , dispose , or accept custody or possession of any
type (s ) of hazardous waste other than that ( those)
marked in Sections II , III , IV , and V of this license .
2 . The licensee shall not utilize any treatment , storage ,
or disposal facility ( facilities ) other than that ( those )
marked in Sections II , III , IV , and V of this license .
3 . The licensee shall not accept custody or possession of
any hazardous waste which is not accompanied by a
manifest precisely descriptive of the waste , which
identifies the approved facility to which the waste will
be transferred , and which is signed by the person from
whom the waste is received .
4 . The licensee shall not employ any subcontractor to
perform any of the activities authorized by this license
unless prior written approval is obtained from the
Department .
. age 6 of IC
5 . The licensee shall comply with all U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
regulations governing the handling of hazardous wastes. Where •the require-
ments of this license or of State laws or regulations are stricter, the
stricter requirements shall be complied With.
6. The licensee shall notify the Division of Hazardous Waste in writing of the
intent to significantly increase, decrease, or modify any hazardous waste
operations and of any significant change in the information provided on
application and qualification forms. The licensee shall obtain approval •
from the Division prior to making a significant increase or modification
in any hazardous waste operations or facilities.
7 . The licensee is responsible for obtaining any other permits, licenses, or
approvals which may be required for the activities authorized by this license.
Transportation
E. Vehicles used for the trans,.,_ "a_ion of hazardous was:es shall carry
prominent markings to identify the vehicle and its owner and operator,
and any other ma-.._ _s required by law or regulation.
Oni vehicles which have been issued a veh`_cle
•. __ __ _ ._ hazardous wastes, and Said _dett_f__o___c
identification: Barite ray sits _ __s in _ _t
device rust be r- _ ;. operator' s compartment c e is
wastes are being transported. id
ac ess � '_e c the operator h d _
device _ be presented upon
the demand of any person from whose possession
wastes are to be transferred to the possession of the licensee, or upon ce...=
of any law enforcement officer or authorized representative Of the Department
10. The licensee shall possess certification of conformance with Chapter 15,5
. l
issue.: by the Department of "c^tcc 11"41 ,•;es if authorizes ti transport
hazardous wastes under the provisions of this license.
The licensee shall net off-lead any hazardous wastes from vehicles between
proved facility indicated of a valid
the seat O. generation and the c _
manifest. The t-an spe_.�..-c.:foa approved
waste fact, the site of Re^.e_a __^n
to the a ?roved fa-" "y indicated on the manifest shall be performed in
an expeditious manner, and in no case shall a shipment be held at any
location (except an approved treatment, storage or disposal facility) for
a period of time greater than 4E hours.
Rev-o__C _. n . v
The l icensee shall obtain and maintain in effect a
contract of liability insurance, a surety bond, Or other evidence of
financial responsibility in favor of the Commonwealth sufficient to
assure financial responsibilities in the event of damages resulting
from accidents or negligence.
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Records
13. The licensee shall maintain the following records at the office address
identified in Section I of this license:
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a) manifests for all wastes handled ;
b) bills of lading for all wastes shipped ;
c) receipts, purchase orders , cancelled checks, and other documen-
tation pertinent to transactions involving the handling, transpor-
tation, treatment, recycling, sale, or disposal of hazardous
wastes or reclaimed. products with other parties, including
but not limited to generators, subcontractors, disposal
_facilities, or other licen=ees ;
d) certificates of disposal received or issued;
e) operating logs of any treatment, storage, or disposal facilities ;
f) results of analyses of caste samples.
14 . The licensee shall mc:,..n_p the above records for a minimum of three
years , and longer when ordered by the Department .
The lice-SEE mica'_'_ eainta_n the above records so that they are readi
accessible for i nspection by authorized' represe.,.c.ives of the Department.
it. The licensee shall submit a monthly report of operations , to include for
each f_._. from which testes are picked ep or received :
a) tare and address of the _irr:
b) quantity and type(s) of waste(s) ;
c) nape and address of 1.,.c_io.. (s) to which the castes were de' --=
method(s) of disposal of the waste (s) .
Licensees authorized to undertake storage, treatment ,- Cr disposal under
Sections and 17 of this license shall submit the following additicna_
information in sacb monthly report :
total quantity of each type of waste received at licensee ' s_
facility;
b) quantity of each type of waste disposed at the facility and
method of disposal;
c) quantity of each type of waste , including any by-products from
treatment , recovery or disposal processes, transferred to
another treatr,ent,storage, or disposal facility and the name
and address of the facility to which transferred;
d) quantity and description of material transferred off-site as
reclaimed product for reuse or as fuel and name and address
of the facility to which transferred;
e) quantity and description of any nonhazardous components
separated from .the wastes and method and location of disposal;
f) quantities and types of wastes in storage on the last day of
the month;
g) identification of any waste shipment(s) rejected in whole
or in part.
18. All reports shall be signed by the licensee or its authorized officer
or agent.
19.
Every monthly
and complete,
20.. The licensee
handled in a
► rage c ot Au
report submitted by the licensee shall be true, correct,
and shall contain no false or misleading statement.
shall submit a report for each month. If no wastes are
particular month, a report stating same must be submitted.
21 . Each monthly report shall be submitted in duplicate to the Division of
Hazardous Waste, to be received by that Division no later than the
last day of the following month.
22 . Except for data determined to be confidential as provided under Section
12 of Chapter 21C, all reports submitted in accordance with the terms_
of this license shall be considered public records.
Right of Entry
23 . The licensee agrees to allow authorized representatives of the
Department of Environmental Quality Engineering to enter upcm. the
licensee's premises :
a) to inspect any equipment and facilities used _. performing
the activities authorized by this license;
b) to sample any wastes , by-products, recovered materials , or
discharges;
c)
at reasonable times to have access to and copy any records
required to be kept under the tents of this license; and
a) n_
to verify that the terns of this Si cease and
and regulations are being cc-died -. _t:..
cation
2c. This license is subject to modification if new or amended regulations
are adopted under Section. 4 of Chapter 21C during the tern of this
'license, or if the Department determines that the terms o and conditions
of the license are not providing the necessary pro ect:cn of pub=ic
health, public safety, or the environment.
Non-Compliance
25. This license is subject to partial or total suspension or revocation
for cause at any time.
26. Nothing in this license shall be construed to relieve the licensee
from civil or criminal penalties for non-compliance with the terms_
of this license, or any applicable laws and regulations .
Non-Transference
27. This license is not transferable.
Severability
28. The provisions of this license are severable, and if any provision
of this license, or the application of any provision of this license
to any..circumstance, is held invalid, the application of such provision
to other circumstances, and the remainder of this license shall not be
effected thereby.
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action VII. - Special Conditions
This license is subject to payment of an annual renewal fee of $100. 00 for 1981.
. The licensee shall comply with facility regulations promulgated by the U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency and codified at 40 CFR Parts 264 and 265.
In operating the aqueous waste treatment system, the licensee shall maintain
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records of chemical analyses of representative samples of all wastes before and
after treatment. Analyses shall be adequate to demonstrate the suitability of
the wastes for treatment in the neutralization system and, in the case of the
treated-wastewaters, for discharge.
The licensee must corztly t-ith all applicable state regulations and the provisions
of the Toxic Substances Control Act of 1576 (PL 94-469) in the handling of
polychlorinated biphenyls.
Authorization to handle waste oils does not include collection of oils from waters
of the Commonwealth or acting in the capacity of a spill clean-up contractor.
Waste oils to be Used as fuels shall not contain halogenated oils or other
substances that wou'l'd result in violation of air pollution control standards a
Waste oils to be used as fuels shall be delivered only to treatment , storage, art
disposal facilities listed in Section II. 2, or to users that have complied t:th
the provisions of 310 Ca 7. 02, as delineated in a -letter of aptroval from the
Department (Air Quality) . All such facilities and users Lust be ide_-we ' in
the monthly opera^is report.
Licensee rust comply with all applicable Department of Public health Rules and
Regulations (105 CE-: 130. 354) in the handling of pathological wastes .,
rage lU ex lU
Section V111 . - Certification and Approval
The undersigned agrees to abide by the tens and conditions of this license and
N.GL C. 21C,
Name and Title eP Authorize• / Rs /14
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TREATMENT, STORAGE AND DISPOSAL FACILITIES
CURRENTLY USED ET CLEAN RAREORS OF ERAINTIEE, INC.
epany Name Address ST EPA ID
SCA Chemical Services(CWM) 1153 Balmer Road
Model City NY
SCA Chemical Services(CWM) 107 Albert Avenue
Newark NJ
SCA Chemical Services(CWM) 1150 Stony Island Road
Chicago IL
Chemical Waste Management P . 0. Box 55
Emelle AL
Frontier Chemical Co . 4626 Royal Avenue
Niagara Falls NY
Norlite Corp.
CECOS Treatment
GSX Chemical Services
628 S . Saratoga Street
Cohoes NY
51 Broderick Road
Bristol CT
Route 1
Pinewood
SC
. Solite Corp. Route 1 St . Route 652
Arvonia VA
Rollins Environmental P . 0. Box 609
Service Deer Park TX
Rollins Environmental
Service
I . General Electric Co .
4 . DuPont , Deepwater
5 . TRICIL Limitee
5 . Stablex Canada
7 . Clean Harbors of Natick,
Inc .
Route 322
Logan
NJ
100 Woodlawn Avenue
Pittsfield MA
NYD049836679
NJD089216790
ILD000672121
ALD000622464
NYD043815703
NYD080469935
CTT000604488
SCD070375985
VAD098443443
TXD055141378
NJD053288239
MAD002084093
Chamber Works Tech. Lab NJD002385730
Deepwater NJ
6785 Rt . 132 , Ville St . NYT037001688
Catherine , Quebec, Canada
760 Blvd . Industrial , St . NYD980756415
Therese Deblanville, Quebec , Canada
11 Mercer Road MAD980523203
Natick MA
. Nelson Industrial Service 12345 Schaefer Highway MID098011992
Detroit MI
. ENSCO P . 0. Boa 1975 ARD069748192
El Dorado AR
. Clean Harbors, Inc . 100 Joseph Street MAD039322250
(Virgin oils only) Kingston MA
. Chemical Waste Management 2220 Bremer Road IND078911146
Fort Wayne IN
. Lehigh Portland Cement Route 9 , West NYD002079176
Cementon NY
1. TCI Inc . Industrial Tract NYD981080666
Hudson NY
1 . Eticam 25 Greystone Street RID980906986
Warwick RI
CLEAN HARBORS OF NATICK, INC.
FACILITY PERMITS
1 . Notice of Final Decision on Application
for Hazardous Waste Facility License
2 . Hazardous Waste Transporter License
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June 30, 1986
Alan 5. McKim
Clean Harbors of Natick , Inc .
5 Strathmore Road Re : Notice of Final Decision
Natick , Massachusetts 01760 on Application for Hazardous
Waste Facility License
Dear Mr . Mckim :
In response to the application filed by Clean Harbors
of Natick , Inc . for a hazardous waste facility license , the
Department has decided to issue a final license , subject to
certain terms and conditions appearing in that license.
Attached are two original copies of the license . Within
twenty-one days after you receive this notice , you must do
either one or the other of the following :
1 . If you have no objections to any of the
terms or conditions of the license sign
both original copies of the license and
return them to : William F . Cass , Director ,
Division of Solid and Hazardous Waste , One Winter
Street , 5th Floor , Boston , Massachusetts
02108 . When the Department issues the
license , it will return one of the original
signed copies to you , and keep the other original
signed copies in the files of the Department .
2 . If you object to any of the terms or
conditions of the license , you must re-
quest an adjudicatory hearing . The request
for adjudicatory hearing must clearly and
concisely state each term or condition
to which you object , and for each such
term or condition , ( 1 ) all the reasons for
your objection and, ( 2) every point of fact and
law you intend to raise to support your
objective. You shall be deemed to have
assented to every term and condition to
which you do not specifically object. The
request for adjudicatory hearing must be in
Alan S. McKim
June 30, 1986
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writing and must be received by the Department
no later than 5 :00 P.M. of the date twenty-one
( 21 ) days after your receive this notice . The
request must addressed to : Docket Clerk , Office
of General Counsel , Department of Environmental
Quality Engineering , One Winter Street , 9th Floor ,
Boston , Massachusetts 02108.
Very truly yours
WFC/LP/sc
CERTIFIED MAIL
RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED
William F . Cass
Director
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Department of Environmental Quality Engineering
Division of Solid and Hazardous Waste
NOTICE
Copies of the final license issued to the Clean Harbors of Natick, Inc.
Natick, MA, are available for public review at the following locations:
Natick Board of Health
13 East Central Street
Natick, MA 01760
Contact: Roger Wade
(617) 651-7244
Morse Institute Library
14 East Central Street
Natick, MA 01760
Contact: Carol Coverly
(617) 651-7300
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Department of Environmental
Quality Engineering
Division of Solid 8 Hazardous Waste
5 Commonwealth Avenue
Woburn, MA 01801
Contact: Richard Chalpin
(617) 727-5194
(617) 935-2160
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Department of Environmental
Quality Engineering
Division of Solid 8 Hazardous Waste
One Winter Street - 5th Floor
Boston, MA 02108
Contact: Jude Hutchinson
(617) 292-5851
Please note: License will be effective 21 days from the date of issuance
unless a request for an adjudicatory hearing is received.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ENGINEERING
DIVISION OF SOLID AND HAZARDOUS WASTE
HAZARDOUS WASTE
TRANSPORTER LICENSE
Clean Harbors of Natick Inc
Name of Licensee
Carolyn Russ
Contact Person
10 Mercer Road, Natick MA 01760
Mailing Address of Licensee
9/2/86 98 34379
Effective Date Mass. License Number DPU Certification Number
(617) 849-1800 December 31, 1990
Expiration Date EPA Identification Number
MAD 980 523 203
Phone Number
This is to certify that the above named company is hereby granted a license to transport hazardous waste pursuant to
G.L. Chapter 21C and 310 CMR 30.000.
This license authorizes only the following:
1. Transportation of all categories of hazardous waste listed or described in
310 CMR 30.1000. - - - -- - - - "` -` -__.. . .
2. The servicing of small quantity generators-pursuant to 310 CMR 30.824(1) by
fulfilling the following requirements:_ __ -
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a) The pretransport requirements of 310 CMR -30.320 through 30.324, and
b) The manifest requirements ,of 310CMR-30 310=through30.314, except for
the following-requirements, which shallzalways ,be carried out by the
generator.
I. Signing the manifest rtification;and=
2. Forwarding a copy- of.:the-manifest-tothe_Department.
THIS LICENSE AUTHORIZES ONLY JHE-ABOVE ACTIVITIES._.-
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THIS LICENSE AUTHORI7FS ONLY THE NAMED.LICENSEETO ENGAGE IN THE ACTIVITIES DE-
SCRIBED ABOVE.THIS LICENSE IS NOT TRANSFERRABLE:THIS LICENSE DOES NOT GRANT ANY
RIGHTS NOT OTHERWISE GRANTED BY FEDERAL,STATE,OR LOCAL STATUTES,ORDINANCES OR
REGULATIONS.THE LICENSEE SHALL COMPLY-A'C ALL TIMES WITH ALL STATE AND DERAL
REGULATIONS AND STATUTES APPLICABLE TO TH E TRANSPORTATION OF :t-at US WASTE.
Date William F.Cass,Director Date
Division of Solid & Hazardous Waste
Tai
Signature of •plicant or Individual
Authorized .• 310 CMR 30.807
TREATMENT, STORAGE AID DISPOSAL FACILITIES
CURRENTLY USED EY CLEAN HARBORS OF NATICK, INC.
spany Name Address ST EPA ID I
SCA Chemical Services(CWM) 1153 Balmer Road NYD049836679
Model City NY
SCA Chemical Services(CWM) 1150 Stony Island Road ILD000672121
Chicago IL
Chemical Waste Management P . 0. Box 55 ALD000622464
Emelle AL
CECOS Inc . 5647 N. 56th Street NYD080336241
Niagara Falls NY
GS% Chemical Services Route 1 SCD070375985
Pinewood SC
Clean Harbors of Braintree , 385 Quincy Avenue MAD053452637
Braintree MA
Battery Disposal Technology 4255 Research Parkway NYD000632372
Clarence Ny
Stablex Route 5 , Vernonsdale SCD044442333
Rockhill SC
CLEAN HARBORS, INC.
Kingston, MA
FACILITY PERMITS
1. Site Assignment
2. Interim Hazardous Waste License and Amendments issued
by the Massachusetts Department of Environmental
Quality Engineering (DEQE)
J.ARRUDA. CIMUm.n
TURA
INE M.MACY
TOWN OF. KINGSTON, MASSACHUSETTS
Office 01
THE BOARD OF HEALTH
Site Assignment - Clean Harbors Inc.
November 24, 1981
REGULAR MEETING
TUESDAY a-00P M_
TOW OFFICES.
6 Maw Avenue
TM 5616055
Assignment is hearby granted under Chapter 111 Section 150B
to Clean Harbors Inc., 100 Joseph Street, P.O. Box 193, Kingston, Mass. 02364
namely Alan S. McKim PredeS. Treasurer
the following.
N. McKim Clerk
ninon
a) Assignment is only to the .pap aorrcorporrationor corporate officers.
to any_other business, partnership,
ThisidentgI trt surer ands when
bor Clean Harbors S. McKim or own
less f Treasurer and teofrtheN.corporate stock, or is revoked by the
Tess than fifty-one percent of the cozpo
granting authority.
b) Assignment is to the above 'Facility" - as a site or works for the storage,
treatment, dewatering, reclamation of MOTOR OILS 54 S
FUFUE is
ONLY. Disposal of oil, water or centrifuged products or by
expressly prohibited on site.
c) Mariam storage capacity is limited to Twenty-Five Thousand (25,000) gallons
of Waste Oil.
d) Storage of heating or deisel or gasoline fuels will be permitted with approval
of the Fire Chief and/or Hazardous Waste Coordinator of this town provided
required permits are obtained.
e) Hours of operation will be reasonable.
f) Monthly reports will be issued to,xM Fire Chief and/or Hazardous Waste Co-
ordinator of this town as required by each Department. Copies of all
Bill of Lading. and Manifests are to be part of the monthly reports.
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ARO J.ARRUDA. Choctaw
.A.TURA
IEPINE M.MACY
TOWN OF KINGSTON, MASSACHUSETTS
Office aF
THE BOARD OF HEALTH
g) Maximus raster of 55-ellon Drum of contaminated earth materials
separated by centrifuge allowed on site at any one time is
limited to ten (10) 55-Gallon Drums, or the equivalent volume
thereof.
REGULAR MEE TING
TUESDAY ILO:TM
TOWN OFFICES;
i
Morse Ann..
T. 51S60S5
h) Storage tanks on the premise not included in this approved operational
plan mast have the piping disconnected and the clean out entrances
visibily *Oh at all times.
1) Emergency storage of a, tractor trailer or any vehicle containing any
substance or substances for.which you an licensed to transport
other than **tor oils or Hydrocarbon fuels will be permitted
on the premises ONLY with the prior•approval of both the Firs Chief
and Hazardous Waste Co-ordinator.
This approval will only be granted for such reasons as Emergency vehicle
repair and for a maxima of 24 hours. These vehicles are prohibited from
being parked in the Waste Oil Cleanup unloading area.
j) Any safety procedures, supplies and equipment required by the Board of
Health, Fire Chief and .Hazardous Waste Co-ordinator must be implemented,
obtained and/or installed within a reasonable time even though they are
not part of the original operational plan.
k) The Board of Health, its agent, Fire Chief and/or Hazardous Waste Co-ordinator
may inspect the premises and any records any reasonable time.
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Paul A. Tura
Catherine M. Mary
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AMENDMENT TO
INTERIM HAZARDOUS WASTE LICENSE .
(General Laws, Chapter 21C)
Page 2.
License No. 172
Issued :June 24, 1980
ExpiresJuly-1, 1981
Amendment No. 1 Issued JUN 9 0 sin
General Conditions) continued:
28. The licensee shall not off-load any hazardous wastes from vehicles between the
site of generation and the apnroved facility indicated on a valid manifest. The
transportation of hazardous waste from the site of generation to the approved
facility indicated on the manifest shall be performed .in an expeditious manner,
and in no case shall a shipment be held at any location (except an approved
treatment, storage or disposal facility) for a period of time greater than 48
hours.
To Section VII. , (Special Conditions) , add the following:
3. Waste oils to be used as fuels shall not contain halogenated oils or other
substances that would result in violation of air pollution cont.col standards
and regulations.
4. Waste oils to be used as fuels shall oe delivered only to treatment, storage,
and disposal facilities listed in Section II. 2, or to users that have complied
with the Division of Air Quality Control Regulations, 310 CHI 7.02, as
delineated in a letter of approval from the Department (Air Quality). All
such facilities and users must be identified in the monthly operating report.
A license fee of one hundred dollars ($100) must be submitted to the Commonwealth
of Massachusetts (DEQE Division of Hazardous Waste) within twenty-one (21) days
of receipt of this •license. Failure to submit the required fee within the
period specified will result in the revocation of this license.
Director
Division of Hazardous Waste
DU are hereby notified that a person aggrieved by a determination of the Department
ay file a request for an adjuditatory hearing before the Departnent under the provisions
f G.L. Chapter 30A. An aggrieved parcy shall request an adJuditatory hearing within
isms:-one days of a Department determination.
AMENDMENT TO
23MTERIN HAZARDOUS WASTE LICENSE •
(General Laws, Chapter 21C)
Name of Firs Clean Harbors, Inc.
License Mo. 172
Issued lone 24 MO
Expires June 30, 1992
Address of Facility
NONE
Tel
Address of Office 436 West St , West Bridgewater, MA 02379 Te1.617-584-5534
Principal Contact Alan McKim
Person to Contact in Emergencies
Alan McKim Te1.617-585-6967
Amendment No. 7 Issued MALI am
ie above referenced hazardous waste license is hereby amen�
edby the following:
e office address of the licensee has been changed from 436 West Street, W. Bridgewater
P.O. Box 193, 100 Joseph Street, Kingston, Massachusetts.
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Director
Division of Hazardous Waste
J are hereby notified that • person aggrieved by a determination of the Department
y file a request for an adjudicatory hearing before the Department under UM provisions
C.L. Chapter 30A. An aggrieved party shall request an adjudicatory bearing within
enty-one days of a Department.deteraination.
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June 30, 1981
Clean Harbors, Inc.
P.O. Box 1508
Brockton, MA. 02403
Dear Sir or Madam:
Current Massachusetts hazardous waste regulations require annual renewal of
hazardous waste licenses. Since the Department is presently drafting comprehensive
new hazardous waste regulations, it will extend the duration of existing interim
licenses to allow firms to continue operating during the regulation development period.
However, the promulgation of new regulations prior to the expiration date of your
license is likely to result in further amendment of the license based on new standards.
Accordingly, you will find enclosed an amendment to your Interim Hazardous
Waste License which extends the expiration date from July 1, 1981 to June 30, 1982.
Massachusetts hazardous waste regulations were previously amended on November
19, 1980, to include by reference certain provisions of federal regulations adopted
by the C.S. Environmental Protection Agency pursuant to the Resource Conservation
and Recovery Act. The enclosed amendment also adds General and Speclal'conditions
to your license to incorporate these requirements and otherswhich the Department
considers necessary for the effective operation of an interim hazardous waste
licensing program.
Please note that General Condition No. 21 of your license makes the license
subject to amendment if new or amended regulations are adopted during its term,
or if the Department finds that the conditions of the license are not providing the
necessary protection of public health, public safety, or the environment. The
Department wishes to advise you that upon adoption of new regulations; qualifications,
financial responsibility, and operating standards may change resulting in major amend- .
ments to your license.
In accordance with General Laws, Chapter cis:, Section 4, you are requlrea co
submit to the Commonwealth a license fee of on. hundred dollars (5100). This fee
must be received by the Division Of Hazardous Waste within twenty-one (21)=days of
receipt of your license. Failure to submit the required fee will result in revocation
of your license.
Please contact this office if you have any questions.
Very truly yours,
William F. Case
Director
Enclosure
WFC/SD/pb
cc: Robert Donovan, RHWC, S.E.
Edward MacDonald, RHWC, Met Boston/N.E.
Richard Slain, RHWC, Central
Steven Joyce, RHWC, West
Board of Health, Town Hall, N. Abington, MA 02351
i
A5:E5.1X4 M' TO
INTERIM EAZARDOUS WASTE LICENSE
(Central Laws, Chapter 21C)
Name of Firm Clean Harbors, Inc.
License No. ' 172
Issued Jame 24, 1980
Expires June 30, 1982
Address of Facility None Tel.
Address of Office P.O. Box 193, 100 Joseph Street, King_eton, MA Tel. 617-584-5534
Principal Contact Alan McKim
Person to Contact in Emergencies Alan McKim Tel. 617-585-6967
Amendment No. 3 Issued OCT 0 9 NI
The above referenced hazardous waste license is hereby amended by the following:
To Section II. ,1., add the following category:
X PCBs
To Section II. ,2. , add the following facilities:
CECOS International, Niagara Falls. NY
Chemical Waste Management, Emelle, Alabama
To Section VII, add the following•Special Condition:
6. The licensee must comply vith all applicable state regulations and the
provisions of the Toxic Substances Control Act of 1976 (PL 94-469) in
the handling of Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs).
Director
Division of Hazardous Waste
ou are hereby notified that a person aggrieved by a determination of the Department
ay file a request for an adjudicatory hearing before the Department under tip provisions
f C.L. Chapter 30A. An aggrieved party shall request an adjudicatory hearing within
wenty-one days of • Department determination.
to of Fla
AXENOt4 4T TO
INTERIM. HAZARDOUS WASTE LICENSE
(Geniis' Laws, Chapter 21C)
•
Clean Harbors, Inc.
License 11o. 172
Jun 24, 1980
Issued
June 30,. 1982
Empires
None
trees of Facility Tel.
tress of Office
P.O. Box 193, 100 Joseph St. , Kingston, MA 02360TH 617-584-5534
Alan HcKim
:ncipal Contact
Alan McKim
:son to Contact in Emergencies
T,0. 617-585-6967
•
Amendment No. 4 Issued .IAN 2 2 ea
above referenced hazardous waste license is hereby. amended by the following:
Section II. , 1. , add the following categories:
X. Contaminated 'Filter Media
X Still Bottoms
• X Placing and Metal Sludges
Director
Division of Hazardous Waste
are hereby notified that a person aggrieved by • determination of the Department
Elea request for an adjudieatory hearing before the Department under the provisions
;.L. Chapter 30A. An aggrieved party shall request an adjudicstory bearing within
tty-ont days of • Dspattment'delerminatlon.
S2 eoommaneveaI4 o ./grow udela
i �al say
1MYD.CDRTEY.ac 0. One % .h- S.d, tea. 02108
Cerarat
•
Mr. Alan Maim
Clean Harbors Inc.
P.O. Box 193
100 Joseph Street
Kingston, MA 02364
June 18, 1982
Re: Amendment no. 5 to Interim
Hazardous Waste License #172
Dear Mr. McKim:
The Department of Environmental Quality Engineering has determined by
our review of your management plans, records and application that you
have satisfied the Department's requirements and are hereby authorized
by the attached amendment to store and treat oil spill debris at your
facility in Kingston, Massachusetts.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact the Division
at (617) 282-5630.
Very truly yours,
WFC/LDB/lb
illiam F. Can
Director
Enclosure
cc: Robert Donovan, RHWC/DREE,DEQE Lakeville.
John H. Alberghini, Chief, Board of Fire Engineers, Kingston, MA 02364.
Kingston Board of Health, Town of Kingston, Kingston, MA. 02364.
e of Firm
AXENDMDIT TO
INTERIM HAZARDOUS HASTE LICENSE
(General Laws, Chapter 21C)
Clean Harbors, Inc.
License No.
Issued
Expires
172
Funs 24, 1980
June 30, 1982
Tess of Facility 100 Joseph Street, Kingston, MA 02364
92364
ress of Office P.O. Box 193, 100 Joseph St., Kingston, MA. Tel. 617-585-Sill
Tel. 617-585-5111
Icipal Contact " Alan McKim
:on to Contact in Emergencies Alan McKim or Harry Davidson
Tel 617-585-6967
Amendment No. 5 - Issued .UW 1e 1982
•
NOV! referenced hazardous waste license is hereby. amended by the following:
ccion II. , add the following facility:
Clean Harbors, Kingston, MA (oil spill debris and the reclaimed oil removed
from the debris).
:tion III., delete "None Authorized",
:tion III.,1., add the following categories:
A. Hydrocarbon liquids
X Other: Oil and oil/water mixture reclaimed from oil spill debris.
B. Solids and Sludges
X Other: 0il spill debris and solids reclaimed from oil spill debris.
:cion III.,2., add the following description and location:
Authorized storage at 100 Joseph Street consisting of the following above-
ground tanks:
Waste oil/water debris tanks: two-10,000 gallon and one in-ground 5,800
gallon tank.
Reclaimed oil from separation process: one-10,000 gallon and -one-5,000
gallon tank.
Water/oil mixture: two-10,000 gallon tanks.
•
idaimEta ro
UTEREN HAZARDOUS WASTE LICENSE
(General Laws,' Chapter 21C)
Amendment No.
Page 2 of 2
S
License to. 172
Irma : JJne 24, 1980
Expires June 30, 1982
Also, storage of up to tea (10)-55 gallon dnm of solids separated
from oil spill debris is authorized in the pump noon.
To Section IV, delete "None-Authorized"
To Section IV.,1. , add the following category:
C: Solids and Sludges
X Other: Oil Spill Debris
To Section IV. ,2. , add the following treatment:
MAPX 210 centrifuge to separate phases of oil spill debris into
water and solids.
To Section VII. , add the following Special Condition No. 6:
6.. The licensee shall not store more than 25, 000 gallons of hazardous
waste at any time. The licensee shall not exceed a treatment
capacity of 500,000 gallons per year.
Division of Hazardous Waste
is hereby notified that • person aggrieved by a. determination of the Department
ilea request for an adjudiedtory bearing before.tbe Department under this provisions
L. Chapter 30A. An a -. ad
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74( 7
Adis
Hazardous waste days pick up
By Anne Bartlett
The Patriot Ledger
Household bazardous waste clean-
up days this fall brought out record
numbers of people who wanted to get
rid of dangerous products that had
been sitting around their garages and
basements
The number•of those collection
days—when towns invite residents
to dispose of hazardous household
products such as paints and pesti-
cides—also rose sharply in,Massa-
chusetta this year because the state
started providing money for them.
The last of this season's state-
funded programs, including-a joint
HinghamCohasset collation,` are
scheduled for today. .
Though most went smoothly,corn
munities such as Plymouth,Halifax,
Sharon, Weymouth. and Walpole,
experienced an overwhelming re-
sponse as a result of inarased public
awareness and collection centere had
to be shut down early..-
In addition, the rising cost of
disposing of -hazardous waste
strained budgets, state officials
and other observers say. Instead of
the annual town cleanups,they say,
continuous regional programs may
be the better way to handle hazard-
ous waste collection in the future.
'The way that it's being done now
David 5.amef n,e Patlot ledger
is nice and folksy, but it's not as
effective as it should be,"said Anita
Flanagan,community relations coor-
dinator for Braintree-based Clean
Harbors Inc.,a toxic waste&.posed
firm."When you have to turn people
away,it just sours them."
More than 170 Massachusetts
communities applied for available
state money this year. The state
distributed$490,000 to 131-munici-
palities, paying for 50 percent of
their cleanup costs, according to
Barbara Kelley,manager of the safe
waste management office's public
participation program.
At least 14 communities in this
area have either held or scheduled
cleanup days this year.
"I think the number of collections
has doubled in the last year," said
Flanagan. '/'here probably could
have been more if there had been
More capacity this fat"
Nationwide.there have been just
530 household hazardous waste
cleanups in 32 states since 1981:
In addition to painti and pesti-
cides, common household products
that can be hazardous include motor
oil,sprays and some cleaners.Munic-
ipal cleanup days are now the only
safe way to get rid of many of those
products.
Traditionally,only I to 15 percent
of the residents of a community
would bring their waste on collection
days' The state won't compile its
statistics until January,but everyone
agrees the participation rate was
higher this year,in part because the
state required all communities that
received its grants to provide publici-
ty for its cleanups.
"I think that's direct result of the
amount of education and public
awareness, and general interest in
Please see WASTE—Page 12
.Thne%o r Laterre4
SAT. Nov a.�, / 94%
House ,hold hazardous waste days pick up
■ WASTE The unpredictability of the turn-7.'f'liability insurance'f r haulers and
Continued from.Page1 • out made it difficult for towns to the cost of disposal have bnsreased ••"inorderto serve people,there will••emvironmentel issues;•Kelley said, estimate how much money to budget 'Disposal is expensive because has, have, be some sort.of a regional
Clean"Harbors'es."Kelley s fox the collection. r • ''ardous waste requires h'
added:: "It's a very expensive thin Kel yy 'st'teposa transfer station a an. concept Martha's developed,"
"Having the state involved has made' - ka a cal andf s costs Togo waste 5125 disposal said Flodand Marthsto n ere the
many more people aware,,so the hey said."I so because n t ehe gf w dram, and,incia 5300 to n325 cost Cape Cod and Massachusetts that the
participation m many towns has have years,*'s up so much ome places few. /drum,to(d :incineration c h, cost three y cpnsMeang regional l soiw.
- doubled to a mighty 3 percent. It underestimated it s possible some places have -,three to four times as.much,Please:
•already considering regional wlll-
doesn't sound like much,but 3 per.. cos how much it's going lien sold - • Lions,she said.-
cent can bringfaplot o(waste." v " i , , i..• .
In Walpole, for lot of example, the col. The state suggested budgets, but 'And haulers have to send the waste' a"I know that if it is all done on the
lection was supposed to lag from 9 that may have added to the confu• number of state to a dwindling public sector aide, whatever they
• a.m;to 2 m.But it closed at 12:30 lion.Judy Wiegand,an environmen• number oand.Ined hazardous waste some up with is not going to fly.
pm.because so much waste came in. tal planner for the•Metro olitan Area
• landfills add',wndnersendi centers, • What we need to do is here," aanagan
. Plymouth town officials allocated Planning Council,said"In about the as far away ad We`re sendinci'ner things private partnership here,"Flanagan
$8,000 for an eight-hour collection. last year, the cost o(collection has" as far away as Texas to be incmerat- said.
They had to shut clown the collection 'gone .up dramatically :.:•So the ed"'she said. Just as important over the long
center only half an hour after it figures the state was using when they Increased demand also allows run,environmentalists people a fewer hazardous
opened because Clean Harbors had estimated collection costs Were well haulers.to charge more. Hazardous ing people to use fewer hazardous
already filled nearly 25 dorms. over a year old." waste disposal thei firms, said Kelley, quantities either by buying smiler
Forty cam had to be turned away can mime their price." Quantities or substituting less den-
on Weymouth's collection day. And Communities.that relied on the State officials hope to expand the Serow.moterle6.
Halifax expected to run a three-hour state figures didn't budget enough . household hazardous waste program • As an example,MAPC's Wiegand
collection for$4,500,but had to send in most cases, she said. " We have next year,to provide more money to notes that a quarter-inch of cider
people away alter two hours, been sugkesting very strongly to more communities. They have sug• vinegar placed on a windowsill Is as
Clean Harbors,one of four compa• communities that they get extra gested a reliminary budget of$1.8 effective as a hazardous commercial
nies that contract to do cleanups,has funds,"she added. p
done two of them each weekend this million, but that is still being•
re- air freshener.fall. 'According to figures provided by viewed by the administration.
y If the program is expanded, the ' "In industry• we call it source
"Every one of these days this(all Betsy Rubenstein,C a researcher at state will try to come up with some reduction.For households.in source
has been a surprise in terms of Tufts University's Center'for Envl- better way to clean*up household Seduction, too," Kelley said. "It's
so much either a huge turnout,or not costs ronmental Management,from cleanup waste Kelley one-time local celiac. ' changing your habits, so you don't
so much nts turnout,"says Flanagan. costs have range from 5840 to lions,Kelley says. end up with a lot of-leftover hazard-
Residents of suburban towns seem .535,850 since 1983,depending on the •more likely to participate than the size of the community,the scope o( . ' y e out watts,^ ,
inhabitants of more urban areas,she the 'cleanup,and'how'much waste „ ""Thu once -t rmanswe syyss-
said- came in. The most ex ensive local remit not to ewes short-term answer.the Added soap,where"Thu going Bolt
to
"Towne that are dependent on program listed by Tuft. was.Wey: waelly not cost sfee said, lt's not the wee llo soapp,when gown going e
groundwater for their drinking water mouth's$22.100 collection. Y'todo it," ntiungcollection Obci is .to gll o(ILitld•get another on ,
are very well tuned to this issue,"she The collection cost has gone up wine because a othengse it le to au back and get mother muff
added sharply,Wiegand said,because both' needed t bn,orye utcar ha a if you're because you don't want this stuff
outoftowp,oryowcar base flat tire. sitting around."
A'
leanHarbirs
DISPOSAL OF HOUSEHOLD CHEMICALS
There are no secrets about what happens to hazardous
wastes from a collection site . Proper disposal of
hazardous waste falls into three categories :
recovery, detoxification , and secure landfill .
Whether one or a combination of all of these methods
is used depends on the type of materials to be
disposed , the cost of the method needed to dispose of
it , and the technology available .
RECOVERY
Recovery means using waste materials over again to
avoid putting those materials in the environment in a
way that would pollute . This is certainly the most
desirable technology because it not only avoids
causing pollution , but also saves money by reducing
the need for raw materials . Despite such desirable
factors , however, recovery may be the most difficult
option to practice because wastes do not always have a
recoverable value . Examples of wastes which can be
recovered are batteries , acids , caustics , motor oil
and solvents .
DETOXIFICATION
Some hazardous waste can be treated in a wastewater
detoxification facility; these include inorganic
pesticides , battery acid , other acids , caustics ,
alcohols , and some oils . Wastes which can be
biologically treated include some pesticides,
oils , and some petroleum products . Still other wastes
require incineration in order to be detoxified . These
may include pesticides, paints , medicines, motor oils ,
and petroleum products .
SECURE CHEMICAL LANDFILL
The practice of using secure chemical landfills is
fast becoming the technology of last resort . At
present , with the hammer dates for the landfill bans
mandated under the Hazardous and Solid Waste
Amendments of 1984 , more and more materials may not
be disposed of in this way . The intent of the bans is
to eliminate landfilling of all hazardous wastes by
1990 . Clean Harbors is working with generators now to
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divert wastes to incinerators or other treatment
facilities .
Many people confuse a municipal landfill with a secure
chemical landfill . Municipal landfills are not
intended for hazardous waste disposal . They are
intended for regular solid waste with no harmful
elements .
Secure chemical landfills are built to safely dispose
of hazardous waste in a controlled environment . They
are built where the ground beneath is tightly packed
with clay and bedrock. Properly designed landfills
include inert liners to seal the wastes within the
landfill . In addition, elaborate liquid collection
systems both above and below the liners provide
additional safety factors .
The system collects all liquids and transfers the
material to a treatment area . This reduces the
potential for liquid to penetrate the liners . The
system beneath the liners is used to detect contaminated
liquids escaping through the liner . The contaminated liquid
is then removed before it migrates away from the landfill .
Unfortunately, there are still potentially harmful
wastes for which no other disposal option exists .
Even with the landfill bans now being implemented ,
there are wastes such as incinerator ash and neutralized
materials which will still require landfilling .
Examples of residential waste that must be landfilled
include paint solids and empty metal containers that
previously held hazardous material and inorganic
chemical solids .
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Most importantly, these harmful chemicals are being
sent to licensed facilities where appropriate
technology is applied to treat , store , or dispose of
them in a controlled environment .
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COMMUNITY SCHOOL HAZARDOUS MATERIALS COLLECTIONS
Does your junior high school or high school have :
-chemistry laboratory
-biology laboratory
-physics or earth sciences laboratory
-woodworking
-manual arts
-graphic arts
The following materials are commonly used for these
courses :
-solvents
-paints and paint thinners
-lacquers and shellac
-metal-based pigments
-acidic and basic materials
-water reactives
-moth balls (naphthalene)
Many communities have held hazardous waste collections
for their schools in order to have old , no longer
useful chemicals removed for appropriate disposal .
Along with such a collection , Clean Harbors will hold
a workshop for teachers who use hazardous materials .
Teachers are provided with informational materials for
future reference, and each town which hosts a
collection will receive a free one-year subscription
to the JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL EDUCATION, published
monthly by the American Chemical Society .
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HELPFUL HINTS: ORGANIZING YOUR
HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE COLLECTION
A. What type of site should be chosen for a community household
hazardous waste collection?
There are a few important considerations in choice of the best
location for a household hazardous waste collection:
1 . Is the site easily accessible, located near a main roadway?
2 . Can traffic be easily routed through the site?
3. Is there plenty of parking space available?
4. Can traffic at the site be easily controlled?
5 . Are there any storm drains at the site which require extra
protection?
6. If the local high school is chosen as the location, are there
any sports or other events which would draw unusual amounts of
traffic?
Usually, communities choose to hold collections at the Police or
Fire Station, the D.P.W. , or at one of the local schools . These
are all good choices, but there may be one location which better
fits the needs of the event than others .
B . Do you need to have Police and Fire personnel at the
collection site?
The community is expected to supply at least one Police officer
for traffic control at the collection . In the event of
communities holding collections with funding assistance from
"Operation Clean Sweep" , an EMT is required to be at the
collection site. This requirement was intended by the State to
provide a person trained in emergency response to stand by in case
of a spill resulting in personal injuries. For collections which
are so organized that participants do not have to leave their
vehicles except to open the trunk, the requirement for EMT has
been waived, upon request.
Clean Harbors recommends that communities provide for an EMT if
they feel the service is necessary to a safe collection.
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C. Should the community provide a roll-off or dumpster?
Many residents bring materials to household waste collections
which are not truly hazardous. Clean Harbors chemists examine all
items which are brought for collection, and do not accept non-
hazardous materials . Therefore, a solid waste receptacle should
be provided at the site, to collect these and other miscellaneous
materials to avoid unnecessary litter and unnecessary costs .
D. Will Clean Harbors pour off ap ints and oil?
Clean Harbors prefers to lab pack paints along with the other
household hazardous wastes . This eliminates any potential danger
from fumes , and chemical reactions . In addition, the fire
departments have concerns regarding cigarette smoking, open
flames, and other ignition sources at town collections, and feel
more comfortable if paints are not bulked.
However, many towns are interested in bulking these materials as
a cost-saving measure. Therefore, Clean Harbors will consolidate
paints, as well as waste oil, if requested to do so. For safety,
bulking will be limited to materials with a high flash point. We
will need one week notice on which method of packaging you
prefer.
E. How many volunteer workers should the town provide?
The anticipated size of the turnout will determine the number of
people necessary to direct activities . At least two persons
should be available to act as "greeters " and to provide
questionnaires for participants to complete. A person to collect
questionnaires and hand out any materials which the community
wishes to distribute may be stationed at the exit .
A Town Coordinator should be at the site throughout the entire
collection, to approve unexpected large quantities of materials,
and to end the collection at the appropriate time .
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HOW TO ORGANIZE A RESIDENTIAL WASTE PROGRAM
Chemical wastes generated from households are exempted
from federal and state regulations governing proper
management and disposal of chemical wastes . Although
individual homeowners do not have to worry about being
arrested for storing chemical wastes in an
environmentaly unsound manner, many communities are
becoming aware that disposing of household chemical
wastes in municipal landfills , sewer systems , garbage
trucks , septic tanks or backyards is a threat to
public health and safety .
As a result , many people want to know more about
how to organize a residential hazardous waste
collection program in their town . The following is a
description of the elements needed to plan such a
program .
TASK I : Form a Committee
Although this task may seem bureaucratic , it is based
on the idea that two or more heads are better than
one . A residential chemical waste collection program
will require ideas , planning , funding , and people .
Form a committee under the auspices of a well-known
organization or government body . By forming such a
committee of concerned and influential citizens , many
of those tasks will be made easier through personal
contacts .
The committee may consist of people from municipal
agencies such as the Fire Department , Department of
Public Works , or Conservation Commission . Or ,
committee members may represent such public interest
groups as the League of Women Voters , the Women ' s
Club, or Community Garden Club. Whatever the case ,
committee members should be committed to a successful
program.
TASK II : Define the Program
A community household hazardous waste collection
program can range from a simple half-day collection
time to a long-term community awareness program.
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Because the extent of these programs can vary so much ,
the first task is to define what the program should
accomplish . By doing this in a clear written form,
the the tasks to follow will be easier because you
know the objectives and limits of the program.
TASK III : Obtain Funding
However large or small the program is expected to be ,
the initiating committee must have adequate funding to
carry it out . Without secured funding for the event ,
subsequent efforts will be virtually useless .
Historically , funding for such programs has come all
or in part from city or town budgets . If that is the
case , be sure that the funding is approved before
setting plans into motion .
If the funding is private instead of public , the
planning schedule may need more time , especially if
there are numerous private sources .
During the past year , the Massachusetts Departments of
Environmental Management and Environmental Quality
Engineering have made some limited funding available
to communities through a program called "Operation
Clean Sweep" . In the pilot phase of this program,
$490 , 000 was awarded to 131 communities . The D.E .M.
is currently in the process of seeking a $1 . 8 million
budgetary item to continue the program for fiscal year
1988 . The budgetary request would allow the
Department tocontinue to award 50% funding to communities
wishing to participate in the program .
Whichever potential sources of funding are to be
approached , a clearly written definition of the
program will be necessary .
TASK IV : Set a Date/Form a Schedule
With a clearly defined program with specific goals and
limits, the committee now plans the implementation
schedule . Do not decide on a firm date until you know
how much preparation time you will need .
If the program is to include public education events,
you will need to consider how far in advance to book
speakers , design and print posters , or to organize
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special programs for local schools .
To be sure of getting the word out in time for the
event , advertising lead times must be considered .
There are also available from the Department of
Environmental Management five videotaped
announcements for household hazardous waste collection
suitable for use on local cable television stations .
These announcements are thirty seconds long , and have
a space for a special "trailer" to carry a local
message .
Perhaps the best way to plan a schedule is to choose a
tentative date and work backwards . This should tell
you whether you have begun planning soon enough .
If you find yourself left with too short a lead time ,
then you can move your tentative date ahead .
Once you have found that you have enough time , confirm
the date with the disposal company and all key parties
involved . Many towns prefer collection programs in
the spring or the fall . Collections may be held
during the summer months as well , and , with adequate
facilities , during winter months .
TASK V : Decide on Locations
The collection location should be convenient for most
of the residents of the community and should provide a
safe environment for handling chemical wastes . It
should be easily reached from a major street or roadway,
but should not be at a busy intersection where a
traffic jam might result .
Ease of entry and exit for vehicles , traffic flow
control , and parking space should be considered .
Spaces are needed for roll-offs or other solid waste
collection devices , and stations for community
workers . A sample diagram for a collection site is
attached as an example .
The collection station should be located away from
storm drains , and should be placed so that traffic
cannot be directed through it .
Locations for other events such as meetings , films ,
and lectures which may be planned will depend on
availability , size , and facilities such as audiovisual
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equipment and public address systems .
TASK VI : Publicize the Event
Needless to say , a program such as this does little
good if nobody knows about it . Publicity is one of
those sensitive tasks : if you get the message out too
early , people forget by the time the day of the event
arrives ; if you communicate too late , people don ' t
have enough time to prepare . Whatever the case , as
soon as you set the day , begin educating the public
to save their hazardous household wastes for the
special collection .
Here is a suggested list of activities;
One month before :
Send news release to local newspaper , with photos
if available
Distribute pamphlets in school system
Put up posters in public places around the
community
Place announcements in church bulletins
Air public service announcements on local TV and
radio
Two weeks before :
Publish notice in local newspaper calendar section
Send reminder pamphlets to school system
Send letters to heads of groups/organizations from
sponsoring public agency
During the week before the event :
Have announcements made over school P.A. systems
Provide news releases to local newspapers with
photos if available
Provide news releases to local radio, TV, and
cable .
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The information to be included with all of these
materials is standard :
Date
Time
Location
Wastes which should be brought for collection
Materials which cannot be accepted by the
transporter
Name of the group( s ) sponsoring the
collection
Names of large contributors
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SERVICE AGREEMENT
This agreement is entered into this day of
198 by and between the Town of
Massachusetts (the "Town" ) , a municipal corporation, and Clean
Harbors, Inc. ( "Clean Harbors" ) , a corporation organized and doing
business under the laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
The Town and Clean Harbors agree as follows :
1 . At a date and time that shall be specified in writing at
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least two weeks in advance by the Town, Clean Harbors shall have
present at (the "Site" ) , an employee or agent
of Clean Harbors (the "Site Chemist" ) trained in the identification
and handling of all hazardous and acutely hazardous wastes as defined
by State and Federal laws and regulations (collectively "Wastes" ) ,
and such additional employees or agents and such materials and
equipment as are necessary to handle, containerize, label , load, and
transport said Wastes out of the Town in a manner conforming to State
and federal laws and regulations.
2. At such time the Town shall provide a police officer to
maintain order at the Site and a representative (the "Town
Coordinator" ) duly authorized to carry out the duties specified in
paragraph 3 below.
3. Clean Harbors shall accept Wastes for transportation and
disposal only from those individuals who are certified by the Town
Coordinator as being residents of the Town, and only in such amounts
as are approved by the Town Coordinator and only those Wastes that
are Household Wastes as defined in 310 CMR 30. 104( 5) .
4. Clean Harbors reserves the right to reject any Waste that in
its sole discretion it deems to not qualify as Household Waste or
that would be illegal or otherwise inappropriate to transport or
dispose of.
5. For purposes of State and Federal laws and regulations, Clean
Harbors shall be deemed to be the "generator" of all Wastes accepted
by Clean Harbors at the Site.
6. Clean Harbors shall transport from the Town all Wastes which
it has accepted at the Site. Such Wastes shall be transported to
duly licensed facilities for legal and proper disposal .
7 . Clear. Harbors certifies that on the day of collection it
shall have :
a. A valid Environmental Protection Agency identification
number for generation and transportation of hazardous and
acutely hazardous wastes;
b. A valid license from the Massachusetts Department of
Environmental Quality Engineering ( "DEQE" ) for transportation
of hazardous and acutely hazardous wastes;
c. A vehicle identification device for each vehicle used
by Clean Harbors to transport Wastes from the Site;
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d. Written certification from the Massachusetts Department
of Public Utilities that Clean. Harbors is in compliance with
G.L. c. 159B; and
e. Liability insurance for claims arising out of death or
bodily injury and property damage from hazardous and acutely
hazardous waste transportation ( including automobile
liability and legal defense costs) , in the amount of five
million dollars, as evidenced by a Certificate of Insurance
satisfactory to the Town and delivered to the Town not later
than five days prior to the day of collection.
8. Title to all Wastes accepted by Clean Harbors at the Site
shall pass directly to Clean Harbors.
9. Clean Harbors warrants that it understands the currently
known hazards and suspected hazards to persons, property and the
environment arising from the transportation, treatment and disposal
of Wastes. Clean Harbors further warrants that it will perform all
services under this agreement in a safe, efficient and lawful manner,
using industry-accepted practices, and in a manner that is in full
compliance with all applicable State and Federal laws and
regulations .
10. The Town warrants that all Wastes approved by the Town
Coordinator will be the Household Wastes of town residents, that
execution of this agreement by the signatory below has been duly
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authorized and is in accordance with applicable provisions of the
General Laws of the Commonwealth, and that execution of this
agreement and performance hereunder by the Town will not violate the
provision of any other agreement, commitment, by law or any of its
agencies.
11 . Clean Harbors shall indemnify, hold harmless and defend the
Town, its agents, employees, officers and volunteers from and against
any and all liabilities, claims, penalties, fines, forfeitures,
suits, administrative proceedings and the costs and expenses incident
thereto ( including costs of defense, settlement, and reasonable
attorney' s fees) which may be alleged against the Town, or which the
Town may incur, become responsible for, or pay out as a result of
death or bodily injury to any person, destruction or damage to any
property, contamination of or adverse effects on the environment, or
any violation or alleged violation of governmental laws, regulations
or orders caused by or resulting from the negligent acts or omission
of any employee or agent of Clean Harbors, or from the failure or
inadequacy of any equipment of Clean Harbors.
12. The Town shall indemnify, hold harmless and defend Clean
Harbors from and against any and all liabilities, claims, penalties,
fines, forfeitures, suits, administrative proceedings and the costs
and expenses incident thereto (including costs of defense,
settlement, and reasonable attorney' s fees) which may be alleged
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against Clean Harbors, or which Clean Harbors may incur, become
responsible for, or pay out as a result of death or bodily injury to
any person, destruction or damage to any property, contamination of
or adverse effects on the environment, or any violation or alleged
violation of governmental laws, regulations or orders caused by or
resulting from the negligent act or omission of any employee or agent
of the Town, or from the failure or inadequacy of any equipment of
the Town, but only up to the limits of the Town ' s liability insurancE
coverage.
13. Clean Harbors is and shall perform this agreement as an
independent contractor, and as such, shall have and maintain complete
control over all of its employees, agents and operations. Neither
Clean Harbors nor its agents nor anyone employed by it shall be,
represent, act, purport to act, or be deemed to be the agent,
representative, employee or servant of the Town. Neither the Town,
Town Coordinator nor the police officer identified in Paragraph 2
hereof shall be, represent, act, purport to act or be deemed the
agent, representative, employee or servant of Clean Harbors.
14. Neither this agreement nor any rights or obligations of Clea,
Harbors hereunder shall be assigned by Clean Harbors, nor shall Cleai
Harbors subcontract any of its obligations hereunder without the
prior written consent of the Town.
15. Any waiver by either party of any provision or condition of
this agreement shall not be construed or decreed to be a waiver of
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any other provision or condition of this agreement, nor a waiver of a
subsequent breach of the same provision or condition, unless such
waiver be expressed in writing by the party to be bound.
16. No modification of this agreement shall be binding on Clean
Harbors or the Town unless stated in writing signed by both parties.
17. This agreement shall be interpreted in accordance with the
laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
18. Any notice or other communication given under this agreement
shall be in writing and addressed or delivered to the following :
For Town : For Clean Harbors :
Clean Harbors of Natick, Inc.
P. 0. Box 327, 325 Wood Road
Braintree, MA 02184
ATTN: Attention: Ms. Anita Flanagan
19. The price and terms of the payment established for the
services provided by Clean Harbors under this agreement are set fort}
in Attachment A of this agreement.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this
agreement by their duly authorized representatives.
TOWN OF CLEAN HARBORS OF NATICK, INC.
By: By:
Title: Title:
Date: Date:
ATTACHMENT A
FIXED PRICE CONTRACT AGREEMENT
This contract is in accordance with the rate schedule attached
hereto, with the condition that the Town not pay more than $
(the "Contract Limit" ) .
The Site Chemist will make a determination when the costs of
acceptance, transportation and disposal of Household Wastes accepted
by Clean Harbors at the Site equal the Contract Limit. Clean Harbors
assumes only the responsibility to notify the Town Coordinator that
the Contract Limit has been reached. The Town Coordinator must be
present at all times, and will be solely responsible for terminating
the collection program upon notification by the Site Chemist that the
Contract Limit has been reached. Further, failure by Town
Coordinator to terminate the collection program or the Town
Coordinator ' s authorization to continue the collection program shall
obligate the Town to reimburse Clean Harbors for all labor and
material costs, in accordance with the attached Rate Schedule,
irrespective of the Contract Limit. Provided, however, that nothing
in this Attachment A nor the Service Agreement shall require Clean
Harbors to accept for transportation or disposal any Wastes the costs
of which cause the Contract Limit to be exceeded.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this Service
Agreement by their duly authorized representatives.
TOWN OF CLEAN HARBORS OF NATICK, INC.
By: By:
Title: Title:
Date: Date :
BILLING ADDRESS:
ATTN:
PROPOSAL FOR PILOT COLLECTION PROGRAM
FOR
VERY SMALL GENERATORS OF HAZARDOUS WASTE AND HOUSEHOLDS
Prepared by the Pioneer Valley Planning Commission
July, 1987
I. INTRODUCTION
DRAFT
The Operation Clean Sweep Program which has been coordinated and funded
through the Department of Environmental Management and the Department of
Environmental Quality Engineering has resulted in an increased public
awareness of the problems associated with improper disposal of hazardous
wastes. It has also provided households within the participating
municipalities a convenient and inexpensive way to dispose of hazardous
materials in a safe and proper manner. The Pioneer Valley Planning
Commission recognizes that this single program has moved Massachusetts
closer to accomplishing two major hazardous waste goals:
1) Promoting increased public awareness of the State's intensifying
hazardous waste problem;
2) Increasing compliance with safe waste management practices.
Despite the fact that household hazardous wastes are unregulated, the
general public was encouraged to "comply" with proper disposal
techniques. PVPC believes that this type of incentive approach could
also help to promote compliance on the part of small business
generators. The largest drawbacks to the "traditional" household
collections have been the infrequency of collection and the focus on
individual communities, rather than the region as a whole.
The primary reasons for non-compliance among small businesses are
two-fold:
1) ignorance or misinterpretation of regulations;
2) conscious non-compliance for cost-related reasons.
These reasons are common to small businesses that typically don't have
the time, staff or money to deal with the issue or find it easy to
rationalize that small quantities of improperly disposed of wastes will
have little or no adverse impacts.
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The following sections contain a detailed proposal to conduct a regional
pilot hazardous waste collection program for households and very small
quantity generators in the Pioneer Valley Region. This collection would
be conducted on a regular bi-monthly basis, rotating between two regional
collection sites. PVPC proposes a regional collection program modeled
after the Operation Clean Sweep program which could provide a practical
and less expensive option for very small generators while also providing
a more regular, consistent option for the region's households. The
following section outlines and describes PVPC s proposal for such a
regional collection:
II. SITE/TARGETED REGION
The proposed collection will focus on the northern Pioneer Valley Region
(e.g. Hampshire County) , which includes 20 cities and towns with a total
1980 population of 138,813. Two centralized sites within Hampshire
County will be used during the initial stages of the project. In order
to encourage participation from all communities, the project may be
expanded during a later phase to include satellite sites in the outlying
hilltowns. Collections will alternate on a bi-monthly basis between the
two centralized sites for a total of six major events per year. If
satellite collections are eventually implemented, they will be scheduled
to occur on the same day as a major event. The collection event
frequency is based primarily on self-transport limitations included
within proposed DEQE regulations for VSQG's.
Site selection will be based on the following primary criteria:
- Willingness of community to host the collection events;
- Availability of a year-round, all-weather site; possible
municipally-owned sites (e.g. public works garages) or State-owned
(e.g. college or university facility)
- Adequate equipment and capacity of municipal services such as police,
fire and emergency personnel; Police will be on hand during the
collection event and emergency personnel will remain on call until
the collection ends.
- convenient transportation access.
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III. ALLOCATION OP COLLECTION COSTS
o Very Small Quantity Generators will pay the full cost as determined by
the hauler based on types and quantities of waste delivered. A payment
scale will be developed by the hauler prior to the collection event and
will be distributed widely among the communities so as to avoid
problems/disputes during the collection. (Also refer to Section V
describing Pre-Registration)
o Disposal for farmers may be partially subsidized based on anticipated
funding assistance from state agencies.
o Household hazardous waste collection will be fully subsidized, from
anticipated funding from state agencies and municipalities.
o Municipal waste disposal, excluding school wastes, will be paid for by
the municipalities in the same way that other VSQG's are charged. At a
later stage of the project, satellite school collections might also be
included Initially, too much potential exists for problems caused by
tranporting incompatible and extremely hazardous laboratory chemicals.
The other option that could be implemented during a later phase of the
program is to use a staff member of the disposal firm to pre-screen
school lab wastes prior to the collection event.
IV. CONTRACT
A Memorandum Of Understanding (MOO) will be developed between towns
outlining the role each community will play, and including an agreement
that all communities will share proportionately on a per capita basis any
costs incurred as a result of the project. These costs could include
police for traffic control, emergency response teams, public outreach and
solid waste disposal in the host community. Responsibility for operation
of the site will fall to the licensed contractor who will be selected on
the basis of a public bidding process conducted by PVPC. PVPC will
develop the contract and specifications and will enter into that contract
as a representative of the participating communities. The contractor
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will furnish all labor, services, materials, tools, equipment and all
other materials necessary to manage the Collection Days in accordance
with the conditions stipulated within the contract. These will be very
similar to the responsibilities designated in past contracts for
Operation Clean Sweep events. However, the addition of VSQG's will
require that the contractor provide receipts to participating VSQG's.
V. PUBLIC OUTREACH/PRE-REGISTRATION
A vital piece of the proposal is an extensive public education campaign
for both VSQGS and households. This will serve the dual purpose of
educating the public regarding the dangers of improper disposal and
specifying which wastes may be brought to the collection event. There
will be two major educational and informational channels: the media, and
informational brochures which describe the times and locations of the
collections. These will be provided to the individual towns who will
then distribute them to residents. In addition to these public outreach
methods, VSQG's will be required to pre-register for the collections. An
informational flyer will be mailed to all local businesses that could
potentially generate hazardous waste in quantities covered by VSQG
regulations. This will also help DEQE in educating small business owners
about the revised VSQG regulations and encourage compliance with those
regulations. It will also insure that all VSQG's planning to participate
are well aware of the associated costs, and will have already registered
with DEQE. The DEQE registration will either be by letter or designated
form which will include the following information:
o types and quantities of hazardous waste generated;
o how they plan to recycle, treat or dispose of their waste;
o the name and location of any facility or generator receiving their
waste.
Pre-registration will also provide PVPC with some idea of the number of
VSQG's planning to participate. Since past collections of this type have
never included VSQG's and since small businesses often dispose of wastes
improperly, there is currently no reliable way to estimate the extent to
which they will participate.
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VI. ANTICIPATED PARTICIPATION RATE/COSTS
Unlike VSQG's, household collection events similar to this proposed
program have been conducted. Based on past participation within the
Operation Clean Sweep Program and based on the population of the
communities in Hampshire County, cost estimates can be calculated.
According to DEM's figures, a collection event within a community of
139,000 would have estimated per capita costs of .220 or roughly $30,580
per collection. Thus six regional collections would total $183,480 for
direct costs associated with household wastes only. This amount does not
include solid waste disposal, police and emergency personnel or
administrative time spent by the host community. These additional
expenses combined with a safety factor bring a municipal and state
funding package to approximately $200,000. This estimate does not
include funds to subsidize any small business or farmer collections.
Funds will be sought from a variety of sources including:
- municipal contributions
- private sector donations (local as well as large industrial)
- Department of Environmental Management
- Department of Environmental Quality Engineering
- Department of Food and Agriculture.
- EPA
In the event of severe constraints imposed by cost overuns, the total
number of collection events will be decreased unless other funding
sources can be located. Due to the nature of this pilot program, PVPC
would prefer to allow overuns on: the initial collections rather than turn
participants away. The longevity of the program should be cut rather
than create any type of public dissatisfaction.
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Determine your generator status ( 310 CMR 30. 351 , 30 . 353 )
Two activities determine your generator category:
rate at which you generate and how much you store ( accumulate)
You are a Small Quantity Generator (SQG) if you:
* Generate less than 1000 kilograms (kgs) or 2200 pounds
( lbs) (about five 55 gallon drums) of hazardous waste
in a month; and
* Accumulate less than 1000 kgs of hazardous waste at any
time; and
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Accumulate less than 2000 kgs ( approximately ten
55 gallon drums) of hazardous waste at any time.
* Generate less than 1 kg or 2. 2 lbs of acutely hazardous
waste in a month; and
* Accumulate less than 1 kg of acutely hazardous waste at
any time; and
* Generate less than 100 kgs or 220 lbs in a month of any
residue, contaminated soil, water, or other debris from
the clean-up of a spill of acutely hazardous waste; and
* Generate less than 10 kgs or 22 lbs in a month of inner
liners/paper bags containing residue of acutely
hazardous waste.
You are a Large Quantity Generator (LQG) if you exceed any
of the above. For LQG requirements, which are more strict than
those for SQGs, see the regulations ( 310 CMR 30 .000 ) .
If you generate less than 20 kgs of hazardous waste, or less
than 1 kg of acutely hazardous waste a month and accumulate less
than these amounts at all times, these wastes are currently
called ' Insignificant' . You are still required to manage your
waste in a way that does not endanger human health or the
environment and must meet other applicable local, state and
federal laws and regulations. You do not, however, currently
have to meet other requirements as described here for SQGs.
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You are a Very
Small Quantity Generator (VSQG) and
qualify for less stringent requirements than for SQGS, if you
meet the following conditions and register'. with DEQE: .
* Generate less' than 100 kgs of hazardous waste a month,
and
* Accumulate, less than 600 kg (about three 55 gallon
drums) , of, hazardous waste at any time, and
* Generate or. accumulate no acutely hazardous waste or
any residue, soil, debris or liners/bags that are
contaminated with acutely hazardous waste.
If you qualify as a registered VSQG, see pages 14-15 for a
summary of the options available to you.
Cambridge Street
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tmissioner
ael S.Dukakis
mor
s S. Hoyte
tary
s Gutensohn
missioner
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Executive Office of Environmental Affairs
Department of Environmental Management
September 22, 1987
Dear Town and City Officials:
The Department of Environmental Management is pleased to
announce the availability of matching grant funds for household
hazardous waste collection days in the Commonwealth.
Enclosed you will find copies of the grant application
information and the application form itself. The grant program
for fiscal year 1988 includes provisions to match funds for
household hazardous waste collection days held between September 1
and December 31, 1987 (Fall), those held between January 1 and
June 30, 1988 (Spring), and innovative projects based on criteria
outlined in the grant application information.
Communities participating in the program will be selected by
the Department from among those returning completed grant
applications. You will note that there are three deadline dates
for grant applications
• Fall Collections, 1987 - October 9, 1987
• Spring Collections, 1988 - December 31, 1987
• Innovative Projects - November 1, 1987
Any funds not used during the fall will be available in the
spring.
The Department of Environmental Management is proud to serve
the cities and towns of the Commonwealth through this hazardous
waste management program. If you have any questions about the
program, please call Barbara Kelley or Cassandra Goldwater at
(617) 727-3260.
We look forward to having you participate in this program.
Enclosure
Sin
s Gutensohn
mmissioner
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III. What Types of Projects Will Be Funded?
Three types of projects will be funded under this program:
A. One-day Collection Events
One-day collections, which communities have traditionally held,
are fundable under this category. For the purpose of these
collections, the grantee enters a contract with a licensed hazardous
waste transporter to set up a temporary collection site for household
hazardous waste.
B. Innovative Collection Projects
Projects funded under this category should encourage: 1) new,
environmentally sound methods of collecting, treating or disposal of
household hazardous waste, 2) increased citizen participation, 3) more
cost-effective means of handling these wastes, 4) demonstrated source
reduction potential, 5) generation of new and useful information
concerning the srnpe of the household hazardous waste problem and how
it might be addressed. Projects must comply with applicable federal,
state, and local regulations.
Collection projects that might be considered innovative include,
but are not limited to permanent or semi-permanent collection
facilities, curbside pick-ups, pre-registration of participants, and
special programs for specific wastes.
C. Administrative Technical Support
Regional planning agencies can provide municipalities with
organizational, technical and administrative support. This includes
hiring hazardous waste transporters, negotiating contracts on behalf of
municipalities, providing assistance with planning, public education,
and publicity for events and acting as administrative liaison with DEM.
Under the FY88 program, the involvement of RPAs is encouraged but
not required. Any regional planning agency which has entered into an
agreement with a municipality to provide administrative and technical
support may apply for state funding to support its activities.
IV. What Are the Application Deadlines?
A. Household Hazardous Waste Collection Events
Event Deadline
Fall 1987 collections October 9, 1987
Spring 1988 collections December 31, 1987
,Iambridge Street
in
achusetts
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tad S.Brown
:tor
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Executive Office of Environmental Affairs
Department of Environmental Management
Office of Safe Waste Management
HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE COLLECTION PROGRAM
GRANT APPLICATION INFORMATION
I. Introduction
During Fiscal Year 1988 (July 1, 1987 to June 30, 1988), the
Department of Environmental Management (DEM) will administer
grants to cities, town and regional planning agencies for the
collection and management of household hazardous waste.
Participating communities will be chosen from those communities
submitting completed grant applications by applicable deadlines
according to priorities listed in this application .
Because of the importance of providing current opportunities
for proper disposal of household hazardous waste, DEM will make
75% of the funds available for household hazardous waste
collection days. The remaining funds (25%) will be used to for
innovative projects that lead to long-term solutions for the safe,
efficient and cost-effective management of these wastes.
II. Who May Apply For Funding?
Any city or town may apply for funding, either as an
individual community or as part of a regional application.
In addition to cities and towns, the budget appropriation
specifies that regional planning agencies (RPAs) are also eligible
for funding. Cities and towns may have those institutions apply
on their behalf.
In cases where city-wide collections are impractical,
applications for events to serve part of a city will be
considered. Such applications may be submitted by the city, or,
subject to municipal review, by a regional planning agency.
Regional applications, as well as applications through
regional planning agencies, are encouraged.
All communities will be reviewed for compliance status with
the Massachusetts Committee Against Discrimination in accordance
with the requirements of Executive Office of Environmental Affairs
regulation 301 CMR 50.00.
Publication:#15,015
Approved by Daniel Carter, State Purchasing Agent
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C. Responsibilities of the organizing committee:
1. Select a collection site, subject to the approval of the hazardous
waste transporter and DEM, plan for suitable security, traffic
regulation, emergency response.
2. Hold two or more public education events which will identify
household hazardous wastes and their threats to human health and
the environment, provide information on substitutes and source
reduction and identify acceptable disposal methods.
3. Collect data as requested by DEM and provide final report to DEM
or regional planning agency.
VII. State Awards
State awards will be based on the following formula:
• 50% of estimated collection costs for applicants who have not
previously received a state grant for a household hazardous waste
collection
• 35% of the estimated collection costs for communities which have
previously received funds
• 50% of estimated cost of an innovative project
• 8% of estimated collection cost for administrative grants.
VIII. Funding Priorities
A. For one day collections, applications will be ranked based on the
following point system.
Local funds available, or on warrant,
by application deadline 1 pt.
Applicant has not previously received
a State grant for a household hazardous
waste collection 2 pts.
Applicant has made provision to cover
cost-overruns (through public or private funds) 1 pt.
Applicant proposes a joint collection with 1 or more
cities/towns 1 pt.
Applicant proposes a joint collection with 1 or more towns
with a population less than 3000 1 pt.
(per community)
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DEM will establish a maximum amount of available funds for Fall
1987. Any unexpended funds will roll-over to the Spring 1988 funding
round.
Any applicant not funded in the fall can reactivate its
application for consideration in the spring by notifying DEM in
writing. A new application will not be required Information updating
the application will be accepted.
B. Innovative Projects
Event
Application
Deadline
November 1, 1987
C. Administrative/Technical Support
Deadlines for administrative/technical support grants should
coincide with the projects to which they apply.
V. Completion dates
All projects are to be completed by June 30, 1988.
VI. What Are the Community Responsibilities?
A. Raise local funds
1. Communities must raise or appropriate local funds based on the
estimated collection costs (see Section IX per capita costs) and
matching grant percentage listed below.
2. Communities must provide DEM with documentation that local match
funds are available at least 30 days prior to the collection.
B. Establish an Organizing Committee
1. A local committee consisting of three or more members must be
appointed to assume responsiblity for organizing and implementing
the household hazardous waste collection event.
2. In the case of a regional collection, at least one person from
each of the communities involved must be appointed to serve on the
committee.
3. Names, address, and affiliation, if any, of committee members
must be submitted to DEM.
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In the event of a tie, priority will be given to communities which
have not previously received state funding. Any other ties will
be decided by lottery until all available funds are allocated.
Communities which do not receive awards will be placed on a
waiting list to be funded if all allocated funds are not used.
B. Innovative Projects will be evaluated as follows.
• Statement of project goals.
• Applicant's qualifications.
• Completeness of work plan for proposed project, including time
line, information on public education, budget, method of
evaluating the project.
• Project need and originality.
• State-wide applicability.
• Provision for cost overruns.
• Ability of project to be completed during funding period.
• Evidence of ability to continue project as on-going method to
manage household hazardous wastes after pilot phase.
• Administrative/Technical Support.
IX. Cost Estimation Schedule for one day collections.
The following cost estimates are only for the actual costs of
collection, transportation and disposal of household hazardous waste. They
DO NOT include the cost of publicity, traffic control or other costs
associated with a collection.
The per capita cost estimates listed below are based on the costs of
collections held from September, 1986 to June, 1987 with a 2% participation
rate. Actual costs for each collection will depend on variables such as
extent and effectiveness of publicity, experience of previous collections,
agreement with the transporter, general level of awareness on environmental
issues, weather and convenience. Cost will be estimated on the basis of the
1985 Massachusetts state census.
Estimated Cost Per Capita Population Range
.80 0 - 4,000
.70 4,001 - 8,000
.60 8,001 - 12,000
.47 12,001 - 24,000
.35 24,001 - 36,000
.30 36,001 - 48,000
.25 >48,001
If regional, list other towns participating.
Town(s) is applying for: _ Fall 1987 collection
Spring 1988 collection
Innovative project
If this is for an innovative project, attach a description of the
proposed project plan. This description shall not exceed 5 pages,
double spaced.
Will you authorize a regional
technical assistance?
Have you previously received a
Yes _ No
planning agency to provide you with
Yes _ No
state grant for a collection event?
III. REGIONAL PLANNING AGENCIES ONLY
Is this application for RPA reimbursement for administrative costs
only? _ Yes No
If no, is this application on behalf of a town or group of towns?
Yes No
If yes, provide documentation authorizing you to apply for town(s).
This is a single town application
This is a regional application
If regional, list all towns participating.
Town(s) are applying for:
Fall 1987 collection
Spring 1988 collection
Innovative project
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
OFFICE OF SAFE WASTE MANAGEMENT
Household Hazardous Waste Collection
Grant Application Form
***************************************************************************
Return to:
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Dept. of Environmental. Management
Office of Safe Waste Management Date received:
100 Cambridge St. , 19th floor
Boston, MA 02202
Attn: Barbara Kelley, Manager
Public Participation Program
***********'.-*************************************************************
I. APPLICANT
Name of Municipality or Organization Filing
OFFICE USE ONLY
Application
Authorized person
Title
Address/P.O. Box
Telephone
**************************************************************************
If you are a town, fill out Sections II, IV, V, and VI.
If you are a regional planning agency, fill out Sections III, IV, V, and VI.
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II. TOWNS ONLY (Choose one.)
This is a single town application
This is a regional application
A.
B.
Has an organizing committee been appointed to assume responsiblity
for organizing and implementing the household hazardous waste
collection events? Yes No
If yes, attach names, addresses, and organizational affiliations
of committee members.
If no, what is the earliest date by which this may be
accomplished?
Have any of the other required community activities been planned?
Yes No
If no, please give the earliest date at which planning for them is
expected to begin
If yes--
a.
List the types of public activities chosen.
b. Collection site(s) chosen?
Yes No
c. Have you formulated a site set-up plan?
d. Have you developed an emergency response plan?
Yes
No
Yes
No
e. Have provisions been made for traffic control and emergency
response? _ Yes No
**************************************************************************
THIS APPLICATION MUST BE FULLY COMPLETED AND ALL REQUIRED ATTACHMENTS MUST
BE INCLUDED IN ORDER FOR IT TO BE CONSIDERED FOR FUNDING. THIS COMPLETED
APPLICATION MUST BE RECEIVED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
NO LATER THAN 5:00 P.M.
Fall, 1987 -
Spring, 1988
Innovative -
October 9, 1987
- December 31, 1987
November 1, 1987
Signature of authorized agent for:
Community name
If this is for an innovative project, attach a description of the
proposed project plan This description shall not exceed 5 pages,
double spaced.
*****************************************************n*******************
IV. ESTIMATED COSTS (Refer to Section IX of Grant Application
Information.)
Please list town(s) and the 1985 State Census population.
Town
Population Estimated Cost
Total estimated collection cost
Estimated innovative project cost: . Attach
maximum 1-page budget.
*************************************************************not*********
V. COMMUNITY MATCH FUNDS (See Section VI of Grant Application
Information. )
Have funds been appropriated or put on warrant for collection event or
innovative project? Yes _ No
If yeA, amount appropriated . Attach
documentation.
If no, how will funds be raised? (See Section VI A. of Grant
Application Information. )
GRANT AWARDS WILL BE CONTINGENT ON DEM RECEIVING DOCUMENTATION ON
MATCHING FUNDS AT LEAST 30 DAYS PRIOR TO THE COLLECTION.
*************************************************************************
VI. COMPLIANCE WITH COMMUNITY REQUIREMENTS (See Section VI of Grant
Application Information.) All communities will be reviewed for
compliance status with the Massachusetts Committee Against
Discrimination in accordance with the requirements of the Executive
Office of Environmental Affairs regulation 301 CMR 50.00.
TO:
FROM:
SUBJECT:
MEMORANDUM
'JrlanaUlla CPU.. n
210 Main Street - City Hall
Northampton, MA 01060
Paul Hadsel, Director Northampton Board of Public Works
Peter J. McErlain, Agent Northampton Board of Health (,{
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Permission to Hold Household Hazardous Waste Collection Project at
BPW Ward
DATE: October 8, 1987
The Northampton Board of Health respectfully requests permission to hold a Household
Hazardous Waste Collection Project at the BPW Yard on Locust Street on Saturday,
November 7, 1987 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The project will involve the acceptance,
packaging, transport, and disposal of small quantities of household products (consid-
ered to be hazardous) by a licensed Hazardous Waste Transport/Disposal firm. Products
brought to the collection site by Northampton residents would include: out-dated/
banned pesticides, old cleaners and solvents, automotive and lawn care products, oil-
based paints, thinners, and other flammables; explosives and radioactive wastes will
not be accepted.
The purpose of the project is threefold:
1. to properly dispose of hazardous wastes which might
otherwise be disposed of in the landfill and/or into
the city's sewer system
2. to eliminate the accumulation of these hazardous pro-
ducts from households where they might cause injury,
illness, fire or explosion
3. to educate the public about the proper use, storage,
and disposal of potentially hazardous household pro-
ducts.
The Northampton City Council has appropriated $9,000 to underwrite the cost of this
project.
The Hazardous Waste Transport/Disposal firm will have technicians on site to supervise
the handling and loading of the hazardous materials and will assume full responsiblity
for all products brought to the site including the cleanup of any accidental spills.
In addition, a police officer will be on hand to direct traffic.
If you require additional information or have any questions regarding this project,
please contact the Board of Health Office.
Thank you very much.
/mr
BOARD OF HEALTH
MN T.JOYCE.Chairman
ETER C.BENNY MD.
]CHAEL A PARSONS
ETEB I.McERLAIX.Health Agent
CITY OF NORTHAMPTON
MASSACHUSETTS 01060
OFFICE OF THE
BOARD OF HEALTH
October 15, 1987
Anthony Pangonis, General Manager
Clean Harbors of Natick, Inc.
10 Mercer Road
Natick, MA 01760
210 MAIN STREET
01080
(413)5864950 Ext.213
Dear Mr. Pangonis:
As I mentioned in our phone conversation, the City of Northampton has a specific
contract or agreement form which must be utilized in order for any panyments to
be made.
Therefore, I have taken your proposal and service agreement and attached it the
City's agreement form and have returned 5 copies to you for review and completion.
Please complete all 5 copies and return them to Northampton' for the signatures of
the various City Officials. When this process is completed, I will return one
copy of the agreement to you. -
Specifics cited in the agreement are as follows:
Date of Collection:
Site:
Expense Limit'
Requested Services:
Saturday, November 7, 1987
DPW Yard, 125 Locust Street, Northampton
$9,000.00
Paint/solvent, etc. to be poured off into
55 gallon drumd
If you have any questions concerning this matter, please do not hesitate to contact
me.
We look forward to again working with Clean Harbors on our Household Hazardous Waste
Cleanup Project.
Sincerely,
Peter J. McErlain
Health Agent
PJMc/mr
•1Sn"^�' , BOARD OF HEALTH
± }�,± ,` City of Northampton
e MASSACHUSETTS
Spfld.
T0: Ron Hall , Liz Frey, Continental Cablevision, Valley Advocate
FROM: Peter J. McErlain, Agent Board of Health
SUBJECT: Household Hazardous Waste
DATE: October 26, 1987
Enclosed please find an announcement concerning the upcoming Northampton
Household Hazardous Waste Collection Day and related background information.
Please publicize this event, if possible.
Thank you.
NOTICE TO NORTHAMPTON RESIDENTS
The Board of Health will sponsor a Household Hazardous Waste Collection Day on:
Saturday November 7, 1987
From 9:00 to 2:00 p.m. at the
DPW Recycling Center, Locust Street
Limit of 5 gallon or 50 lbs./household, because capacity is limited
Plan on visiting the collection site early.
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CERTIFICATE OF INSURANCE
lex Insurance Agency, Inc.
sigh Street
good, MA 02090
n Harbors of Natick, Inc.
ercer Road
ck, MA 01760
ISSUE DATE(MMIDDIYV)
11 2 87
THIS CERTIFICATE IS ISSUED AS A MATTER OF INFORMATION ONLY AND CONFERS
NO RIGHTS
ND OR ALTER THE COVERAGE NOT AMEND,
AGE A FORDED BY THE POLICIES BELOW.
EXTEND
COMPANIES AFFORDING COVERAGE
COMPANY
LETTER A United National Ins. Co.
COMPANY B
LETTER Royal Insurance Co
COMPANY O
LETTER ■ Insurance Corp. of America
COMPANY D
LETTER ■ Travelers Insurance Co.
COMPANY E
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land International Suret
IS TO CERTIFY THAT POLICIES OF INSURANCE LISTED BELOW HAVE BEEN ISSUED TO THE INSURED NAMED ABOVE FOR THE POLICY PERIOD INDICATED,
WITHSTANDING ANY REQUIREMENT.TERM OR CONDITION OF ANY CONTRACT OR OTHER DOCUMENT WITH RESPECT TO WHICH THIS CERTIFICATE MAY
SSUED OR MAY PERTAIN.THE INSURANCE AFFORDED BY THE POLICIES DESCRIBED HEREIN IS SUBJECT TO ALL THE TERMS,EXCLUSIONS.AND CONDI-
JS OF SUCH POLICIES.
TYPE OF NSJPANCE
POLICY NUMBER
POL-CY EXE RATION
ALL LIMITS IN THOUSANDS
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COMMERCIAL GENERAL LIAPILITY
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neral and Excess Liability policies include Environmental Impairment Liabil
11171•Pull: AB14:MIMIMIEWIkteiallrt
SHOULD ANY OF THE ABOVE DESCRIBED POLICIES BE CANCELLED BEFORE THE EX-
PIRATION DATE THEREOF, THE ISSUING COMPANY WILL ENDEAVOR TO
MAIL 10 DAYS WRITTEN NOTICE TO THE CERTIFICATE HOLDER NAMED TO THE
LEFT, BUT FAILURE TO MAIL SUCH NOTICE SHALL IMPOSE NO OBLIGATION OR
LIA=AMY OF ANY KIND UPON THE COMPANY. ITS AGENTS OR REPRESENTATIVES.
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card of Health
10 Main Street
orth Hampton, MA 01060
David C. Allen/lmj
19 IIRIACORD CORPORATION 1985
RD 25-S(11/85)
CITY OF NORTHAMPTON
CITY HALL
210 MAIN STREET
NORTHAMPTON,MASSACHUSETTS 01060
TELEPHONE (913)586-6950
AGREEMENT NO.
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FOR OFFICIALUSE
AGREEMENT FOR.Household Hazardous Waste Collection
B/DNUmBER.
Service Date - Nov. 7, 1987
AGREEMENT DURATION
per attached Proposal
VALUE: not to Pyre d R9 000
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AGREEMENT
vENDORrvumeER•
DATE
PERFORMANCE BOND
VENT)OR: n Harbors of Natick, Inc.
BUDCFt CODE 36901
10 Mercer Road
Natick. MA 01760
DATE BID FILED WITH CITY CLERK-
VENDOR
TELEPHONE:( 617 ) 655-8863
The Vendor hereby acknowledges acceptance of the terms and conditions contained in this Agreement and in the
following named attachments:
Proposal pages 1 - 3, Service Agreement & Attachment A
FOR THE VENDOR
eir _, - DATE: 10/21/87
VENDOR:
( oraed S y hire)
NAME: Tony Pongon is TITLE: General Manager CORPORATE SEAL
(fleas type or print)
04-248-1234
(Soda)Security or Federal Idmtilcation Number)
FOR THE CITY
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djts 2210t2n1 ttween the City of Northampton,a Municipal Corporation in the County of Hampshire,
and the State of Massachusetts acting through its Office of Purchase and its Purchasing Agent and Vendor.
llkirtes5 that the consideration hereinafter mentioned,the Vendor hereby agrees to furnish and deliver,at
such places and at such times as shall be designated by the City;in accordance with the proposal and specifi-
cations as outlined on the attached proposal or document executed by said Vendor.
(this » Eflneti f shall be enforced for the period stated by said City or as stated in the proposal which is in-
corporated herein by reference.
(gjis ,Z zrntettf shall not be altered in any particular without the consent of all parties to this Agreement
endorsed hereon unless the City Council shall otherwise order,and all alterations must be in writing and
authorized by the Mayor and a majority vote of the Board,Agency,or Committee signing this Agreement.
All payments for any work done under any such alteration shall be made at the time of the final payment on
this contract,unless otherwise authorized by the City Council,which authorization shall be specified in the
modification to this Agreement.
`agls .Agmemenf
is not effective until signed by the Mayor of said City.
(Jtjf
Eli12 hereby agrees with the Vendor to pay for said commodities/services at the times and in the
manner specified in said proposal.
EM1 tad shall be deemed to be a Massachusetts contract and its interpretation and construction shall
be governed by the Laws of Massachusetts and the Charter and Ordinances of the City of Northampton.
k
( inh r expressly warrants that said commodities/services,at the time of delivery,shall be
reasonably fit for the purpose for which they are intended and shall be merchantable in quality and shall be
free from all defects.
'Or Ve tbEr also agrees to pay all Federal or State sales taxes(if any)that may be imposed on any
articles of personal property purchased under this contract,but this provision shall in no way effect the right
of the Vendor in making any claim to the Federal Goverment that sales taxes cannot be collected by the
Federal Goverment on articles sold to a Municipality.
lkx*x hereby certifies under the penalties of perjury that,to the best of their knowledge has
filed all State tax returns and paid all State taxes required under law. This provision is in accordance with
M.G.L.Ch.62C,Sec.49A. -
n .ty 1 f n E 5 8 33711 E T E D f the City caused these presents to be signed in sextuple(6)and ap-
proved by DAVID B. MLISANTE, JR.,its Mayor and the said Vendor has caused these presents to be
signed in sextuple(6)and its official seal to be hereto affixed by its officer or agent thereunto duly authorized
(by the attached corporate resolution). This instrument shall take effect as a sealed instrument.
lean Harbor
OF NATICK, INC.
Pete McErlain
Board of Health
210 Main Street
Northampton, MA 01060
Attention: Pete McErlain
October 2, 1987
Dear Mr . McErlain,
Clean Harbors is pleased to submit this amended proposal for the
collection of household hazardous waste at the Town of Northampton.
Site Set Up
Labor
Transportation
Materials
Safety Equipment
Lab Packs : Misc . , cleaners,
fertilizers, photo chemicals,
55 gallon 17H drum
16 gallon E7768 kiln packs*
5 gallon 17H pail
$ 1800 .00
No Charge
No Charge
No Charge
No Charge
pesticides, herbicides, fungicides,
corrosives, batteries, etc.
$325.00
$325.00
$ 75 .00
* 16 gallon kiln packs will be used for materials requiring
incineration or treatment under the USEPA Land Disposal
Regulations July 8, 1987 .
Oil base paint, solvent, thinners,
55 gallon 17H drum.
Water Reactives: sodium metal,
and antifreeze poured off into
$225 .00
potassium metal, etc. $ 40.00/lb.
Pricing will be held firm and unchanged for 30 days after receipt
of proposal .
NATICK
10 MERCER ROAD•NATICK, MA 01760
NAnCK8863
BOSTON
617-431•7942
AanHarbo
Page 2
Labor: 1 Supervisor, 2 Chemists and 3 Technicians. This is the
minimum number of people allocated for your collection. Clean
Harbors will increase our labor force according to your antici-
pated collection response estimate.
The supervisor is responsible for: Site set up and site
operations , communication between town coordinator and Clean
Harbors, emergency coordinator in case of an emergency. (This
supervisor will work in receiving area along with chemist and
technicians . )
Chemist responsibilities include: Proper categorization of
waste, generation of chemical packing list, proper labeling of
waste drums, manifesting of waste.
Technicians will assist chemists in unloading of vehicles,
pouring off of waste paint, oils, etc . , off-loading and loading of
supplies and waste.
Clean Harbors can accept for transportation and disposal the
majority of hazardous waste typically produced by households .
These usually include: paints, paint thinners, turpentines,
shellac, oven and drain cleaners , pesticides , heavy duty
cleaners, waste oil, batteries, etc. Recently many towns have
incorporated disposal of High School waste at their collections .
Since Clean Harbors specializes in lab packs of this nature, we
could easily incorporate this type of material into your
household hazardous waste collection.
Materials which cannot be accepted are pesticides containing
245T, explosives, and radioactive materials .
Unknown waste will be transferred from the collection table
to an analysis area . A chemist will perform simple chemical
analysis on these wastes to determine appropriate classification.
Oil , paints, thinners and solvents will be consolidated on
site . Normally, towns participating in household hazardous
waste collections will provide a roll-off container for the
disposal of empty cans and non-hazardous material generated on
site. This is done as a cost-saving measure to maximize disposal
of the hazardous waste.
In the event of an emergency, cars at the collection table
will be vacated, and persons removed to an upwind location until
the emergency is over. Spills will be handled by Clean Harbors
personnel. Overpack drums, speedi-dri, shovels, and brooms would
be used to contain and collect any spilled material . Each
chemist and field technician carries an Emergency Spill response
bag with personal respirator and emergency equipment . In
addition, 2 MSA/SCBA will be located at the site along with fire
extinguisher, first aid and eye wash neutralizing kit.
inHarbo�'
Page 3
Foul weather gear will be brought to the collection site.
In the event of inclement weather a protective canopy will be put
up over the area. Clean Harbors can handle household collections
rain or shine.
Enclosed is a copy of Clean Harbors Licenses and Permits,
and a packet of informational materials to aid you in organizing
your Household Waste Collection.
To minimize delays in scheduling and securing a date for
your collection, we have enclosed a copy of our services agree-
ment . When a date has been agreed upon between your town and
Clean Harbors, sign and return the service agreement to Clean
Harbors . We will then sign and return a completed copy of the
service agreement to you.
If you require additional information or have any questions
concerning your town collection, please call .
Sincerely,
-
Tony Pongonis
General Manager
.anHarbo-'�'.c
SERVICE AGREEMENT
This agreement is entered into this 15th day of October
City
198.L by and between the 9fomm of Northampton
City
Massachusetts (the "Town" ) , a municipal corporation, and Clean
Harbors, Inc. ( "Clean Harbors" ) , a corporation organized and doing
business under the laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
City
The T wx and Clean Harbors agree as follows :
On November 7, 1987 at 9:00 a.m.
1 . cx?xxlassxaaadx xxamexxbsaxxrshallxhax xeaa, dxxarxxwsvcaiwxrat
liemst<xlmoccotee:Ocsairs>advaozextnixnlve<nTosw Clean Harbors shall have
Northampton, MA
present at the DPW Yard, 125 Locust St.(the "Site" ) , an employee or anent
of Clean Harbors (the "Site Chemist" ) trained in the identification
and handling of all hazardous and acutely hazardous wastes as defined
by State and Federal laws and regulations (collectively "Wastes" ) ,
and such additional employees or agents and such materials and
equipment as are necessary to handle, containerize, label , load, and
City
transport said Wastes out of the Waqi in a manner conforming to State
and federal laws and regulations.
City
2. At such time the WW1 shall provide a police officer to
City
maintain order at the Site and a representative (the "Tomo
Coordinator" ) duly authorized to carry out the duties specified in
paragraph 3 below.
3. Clean Harbors shall accept Wastes for transportation and
City
disposal only from those individuals who are certified by the iawN
City
Coordinator as being residents of the Mcmm4 and only in such amounts
City
as are approved by the T.osnt Coordinator and only those Wastes that
are Household Wastes as defined in 310 CMR 30. 104( 5) .
4. Clean Harbors reserves the right to reject any Waste that in
its sole discretion it deems to not qualify as Household Waste or
that would be illegal or otherwise inappropriate to transport or
dispose of.
5. For purposes of State and Federal laws and regulations, Clean
Harbors shall be deemed to be the "generator" of all Wastes accepted
by Clean Harbors at the Site.
City
6. Clean Harbors shall transport from the Tp7calc all Wastes which
it has accepted at the Site. Such Wastes shall be transported to
duly licensed facilities for legal and proper disposal .
7 . Clean Harbors certifies that on the day of collection it
shall have :
a. A valid Environmental Protection Agency identification
number for generation and transportation of hazardous and
acutely hazardous wastes;
b. A valid license from the Massachusetts Department of
Environmental Quality.Engineering ( "DEQE" ) for transportation
•
of hazardous and acutely hazardous wastes;
c. A vehicle identification device for each vehicle used
by Clean Harbors to transport Wastes from the Site;
d. Written certification from the Massachusetts Department
of Public Utilities that Clean Harbors is in compliance with
• G.L. c. 159B; and
e. Liability insurance for claims arising out of death or
bodily injury and property damage from hazardous and acutely
hazardous waste transportation ( including automobile
liability and legal defense costs) , in the amount of five
million dollars, as evidenced by a Certificate of Insurance
City City
satisfactory to the 743khx and delivered to the Mown not later
than five days prior to the day of collection.
8. Title to all Wastes accepted by Clean Harbors at the Site
shall pass directly to Clean Harbors.
9. Clean Harbors warrants that it understands the currently
known hazards and suspected hazards to persons, property and the
environment arising from the transportation, treatment and disposal
of Wastes. Clean Harbors further warrants that it will perform all
services under this agreement in a safe, efficient and lawful manner,
using industry-accepted practices, and in a manner that is in full
compliance with all applicable State and Federal laws and
regulations.
City
10. The T936ft warrants that all Wastes approved by the Town
Coordinator will be the Household Wastes of town residents, that
execution of this agreement by the signatory below has been duly
authorized and is in accordance with applicable provisions of the
General Laws of the Commonwealth, and that execution of this
City
agreement and performance hereunder by the T0YX will not violate the
provision of any other agreement, commitment, by law or any of its
agencies .
11 . Clean Harbors shall indemnify, hold harmless and defend the
Town, its agents, employees, officers and volunteers from and against
any and all liabilities, claims, penalties, fines, forfeitures,
suits, administrative proceedings and the costs and expenses incident
thereto ( including costs of defense, settlement, and reasonable
City
attorney' s fees) which may be alleged against the Timm, or which the
Town may incur, become responsible for, or pay out as a result of
death or bodily injury to any person, destruction or damage to any
property, contamination of or adverse effects on the environment, or
any violation or alleged violation of governmental laws, regulations
or orders caused by or resulting from the negligent acts or omission
of any employee or agent of Clean Harbors, or from the failure or
inadequacy of any equipment of Clean Harbors.
City
12. The Mown shall indemnify, hold harmless and defend Clean
Harbors from and against any and all liabilities, claims, penalties,
fines, forfeitures, suits, administrative proceedings and the costs
and expenses incident thereto-(including costs of defense,
settlement, and reasonable attorney' s fees) which may be alleged
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against Clean Harbors, or which Clean Harbors may incur, become
responsible for, or pay out as a result of death or bodily injury to
any person, destruction or damage to any property, contamination of
or adverse effects on the environment, or any violation or alleged
violation of governmental laws, regulations or orders caused by or
resulting from the negligent act or omission of any employee or agent
City
of the To.a, or from the failure or inadequacy of any equipment of
City City
the Mnw», but only up to the limits of the XCgwA ' s liability insurance
coverage.
13. Clean Harbors is and shall perform this agreement as an
independent contractor, and as such, shall have and maintain complete
control over all of its employees, agents and operations. Neither
Clean Harbors nor its agents nor anyone employed by it shall be,
represent, act, purport to act, or be deemed to be the agent,
City City
representative, employee or servant of the Mona. Neither the Ma'am,
Town Coordinator nor the police officer identified in Paragraph 2
hereof shall be, represent, act, purport to act or be deemed the
agent, representative, employee or servant of Clean Harbors.
14. Neither this agreement nor any rights or obligations of Clean
Harbors hereunder shall be assigned by Clean Harbors, nor shall Clean
Harbors subcontract any of its obligations hereunder without the
City
prior written consent of the Tom.
15. Any waiver by either party of any provision or condition of
this agreement shall not be construed or decreed to be a waiver of
any other provision or condition of this agreement, nor a waiver of a
subsequent breach of the same provision or condition, unless such
waiver be expressed in writing by the party to be bound.
16. No modification of this agreement shall be binding on Clean
City
Harbors or the Abort[ unless stated in writing signed by both parties.
17. This agreement shall be interpreted in accordance with the
laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
18. Any notice or other communication given under this agreement
shall be in writing and addressed or delivered to the following :
City
For TC4n: For Clean Harbors :
Northampton Board of Health
Clean Harbors of Natick, Inc.
tin M-ir Straat P. O. Box 327, 325 Wood Road
Nnr■ harpton `1A Braintree, MA 02184
ATTN: Peter J Mc Erlain Attention : Ms. Anita Flanagan
19 . The price and terms of the payment established for the
services provided by Clean Harbors under this agreement are set forth
in Attachment A of this agreement.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this
agreement by their duly authorized representatives.
CITY
MOWN OF Northampton CLEAN HARBORS OF NATICK, INC.
By: By: L—HAC- 1d
Title : Health Agent Title : �wo��_Oj�rf,..-e-� ,�
Date: October 15, 1987 Date: /o/ 7./ (6 7
ATTACHMENT A
FIXED PRICE CONTRACT AGREEMENT
This contract is in accordance with the rate schedule attached
City
hereto, with the condition that the Room not pay more than $ 9,000.00
(the "Contract Limit" ) .
The Site Chemist will make a determination when the costs of
acceptance, transportation and disposal of Household Wastes accepted
by Clean Harbors at the Site equal the Contract Limit. Clean Harbors
assumes only the responsibility to notify the Town Coordinator that
City
the Contract Limit has been reached. The TR,44r+x Coordinator must be
present at all times, and will be solely responsible for terminating
the collection program upon notification by the Site Chemist that the
City
Contract Limit has been reached. Further, failure by Town
Coordinator to terminate the collection program or the Town
Coordinator ' s authorization to continue the collection program shall
City
obligate the ffcgwmcto reimburse Clean Harbors for all labor and
material costs, in accordance with the attached Rate Schedule,
irrespective of the Contract Limit. Provided, however, that nothing
in this Attachment A nor the Service Agreement shall require Clean
Harbors to accept for transportation or disposal any Wastes the costs
of which cause the Contract Limit to be exceeded.
BOARD OF HEALTH
City of Northampton
MASSACHUSETTS
November 9, 1987
League of Women Voters
c/o Ms. Saundra Katz-Feinberg
61 Ridgewood Terrace
Northampton, MA 01060
Dear Ms. Katz-Feinberg:
On behalf of the Northampton Board of Health I would like to thank you and the other
League members who helped make our recent Household Hazardous Waste Collection Project
a success.
We appreciate the league's assistance and look forward to working with you on other
important projects in the future.
Thank you.
Sincerely,
Peter J. cErlain
Health Agent
PJMc/mr
MEMORANDUM
TO: Mayor David B. Musante, Jr. and Northampton City Council
FROM: Peter J. McErlain, Agent Board of Health
SUBJECT: Appropriation
DATE:
November 10, 1987
BOARD OF HEA
210 Main Street- CI
Northampton, MA G
On Saturday, November 7, 1987, the Board of Health sponsored its 3rd Household Hazardous
Waste Collection Drive. This year's project was the most successful to date of the with
177 homeowners disposing of hazardous materials. For the first time, we were able to
accomodate everyone; no one was turned away. However, when the final cost was totaled up
we wxceeded our $9,000 budget allocation by $500.00
Category
Summary
# of Drums Gallons Cost Total
paints & solvents 6 (55 gal) 330 $225/ea $1,350
corrosives, pesticides,
etc. 16 (55 gal) 880 325/ea 5,200
pesticides (dry) 6 (5 gal) 30 75/ea 450
asbestos 10 lbs - 70/ea 700
1,240 gal sub total $7,700
set up - equipment and personnel and pour off service
1,800
total cost $9,500
Therefore, The Board of Health respectfully requests that the sum of Five Hundred
Dollars ($500.00) be transferred from surplus revenue and appropriated to the Board of
Health 0.0.M. Household Hazardous Waste Account #32-00320/36901.
It should be noted that the Board of Health has applied for a State DEQE Grant which if
allowed would cover up to 35% of the Total Household Hazardous Waste Collection Cost.
The Board of Health will be happy to meet with you to discuss the matter further.
Thank you for your consideration of this request.
/mr
cc: Judith D. Lovitz
•
CITY OF NORTHAMPTON
MASSACHUSETTS
9n Cly l,ouneit November 19 , 1987
Upon //recomm that
the of His Honor , the Mayor , and the Finance Committee
OrdercJ, Ehaf the sum of Five Hundred and no/ 100 ($500 . 00)
dollars be and hereby is transferred form Surplus Revenue
(96-53001 ) and appropriated to Revenue Appropriation (96-09088) ,
Board of Health, 0 . O.M. - Household Hazardous Waste (32-00320-
36901 ) to fully fund the 3rd Annual Household Hazardous Waste
Drive .
cty Council November 19, 1987
u!es suspended, passed two readings and enrolled.
Asst.
A test Christine Skorupski , City Clerk
,A,pproveclaavid B. Musante, Jr. , Mayor
true copy.
s..
�. .=:✓ Asst.
City Clerk
BOARD OF HEALTH
MEMORANDUM
TO:
Mayor David B. Musante, Jr. and Northampton City Council
FROM: Peter J. McErlain, Agent Board of Health
SUBJECT: Appropriation
DATE: November 10, 1987
210 Main Street- City Hall
Northampton, MA 01060
othi
Cn Saturday, November 7, 1987, the Board of Health sponsored its 3rd
Waste Collection Drive. This year's project was the most successful
177 homeowners disposing of hazardous materials. For the first time
accomodate everyone; no one was turned away. However, when the final
we wxceeded our $9,000 budget allocation by $500.00
Summary
Category 11 of Drums Gallons Cost
paints & solvents 6 (55 gal) 330
corrosives, pesticides, 880
etc.
pesticides (dry) 30
asbestos
16 (55 gal)
6 (5 gal)
10 lbs
1,240 gal
set up - equipment and personnel and pour off service
. i
' r. - n,
Household Hazardous
to date of the with
, we were able to
cost was totaled up
$225/ea
325/ea
75/ea
70/ea
sub total
Total
$1,350
5,200
450
700
$7,700
1,800
total cost $9,500
Therefore, The Board of Health respectfully requests that the sum of Five Hundred
Dollars ($500.00) be transferred from surplus revenue and appropriated to the Board of
Health 0.0.M. Household Hazardous Waste Account #32-00320/36901.
It should be noted that the Board of Health has applied for a State DEQE Grant which if
allowed would cover up to 35% of the Total Household Hazardous Waste Collection Cost.
The Board of Health will be happy to meet with you to discuss the matter further.
Thank you for your consideration of this request.
/mr
cc: Judith D. Lovitz
0 Cambridge Street
Aston
assachusetts
202
ichael S.Brown
rector
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Executive Office of Environmental Affairs
Department of Environmental Management
Office of Safe Waste Management
January 6, 1988
Peter J. McErlain
Health Agent
City Hall, 210 Main Street
Northampton, MA 01060
Dear Mr. McErlain:
The Department of Environmental Management (DEM) regrets that we
are unable to grant your request for matching state funds for a
household hazardous waste collection held this fall.
DEM received more applications than could be funded with the
amount allocated for fall collections. DEM awarded $192,953 to 40
communities for Fall 1987 collections.
We have put your application in the pool with communities applying
for matching funds for Spring 1988 collections where it will be
ranked according to the criteria specified in the application
information. If you have additional information you would like to
submit to update your application, please send it to the Office of
Safe Waste Management by January 22, 1988.
Depending on the number of applications received for Spring
collections, awards might be made to communities which did not
receive grants in this round. You will be notified if your
community qualifies in the Spring round of funding.
DEM is exploring alternative methods of funding an expanded
collection program for the next few years. We are also looking at
several policy options to meet long-term household hazardous waste
needs.
We appreciate your concern for the environment and your commitment
to managing household hazardous wastes in your community.
If you have any questions, please contact Barbara Kelley or
Cassandra Goldwater at (617) 727-3260.
{ Sincerely,
flt\,,
/, ,lames Gutensohn
UJAN 8 Commissioner
NORTHAMPTON EJ:., _
Dea
lean Harbo�
OF NATICK, INC.
As a way to heighten awareness and promote safe disposal of household
hazardous waste, Clean Harbors is pleased to announce a significant price
reduction for town collections in 1987. All set up fees have been
eliminated. One price of $300.00 per drum includes all associated
expenses: labor, materials, transportation and disposal. This can be a
savings to your community of up to 40 percent in comparison to last
year's pricing. To further assist your tow:, in receiving more disposal
for the money, Clean Harbors will allocate a 10 percent discount for
scheduling a collection prior to April 1, 1987. There is a minimum
charge of $1,800 for collections which produce less than six drums.
Clean Harbors will provide a crew consisting of chemists, field
technicians and a supervisor appropriate for the anticipated volume. The
crew will package waste for a minimum of 5 hours and will remain at your
site as long as necessary, at no additional costs providing the
allocated funds and supplies are not exhausted beforehand, to assure your
community a successful collection day.
At this time Clean Harbors will bulk only waste oils. To ensure the
safest possible environment for our employees and your citizens, no other
materials will be consolidated in this manner.
Any empty containers or non-hazardous materials will be discarded in
a dumpster, provided by the town on site.
Clean Harbors understands the importance of these town collections
and is dedicated to servicing your needs. We will be pleased to meet
With you to discuss; budgets, traffic control, site location, set up,
acceptable wastes, town participation, and training.
Please contact myself or Steve Ganley, Operations Manager, if you
have any question regarding our pricing or services.
NATICK
6176558863
Sincerely,
CLEAN HARBORS OF NATICK, INC.
r� ti
Tony Pongonis, General Manager
10 MERCER ROAD• NATICK MA 01760
BOSTON
617-431.7941
i., r`
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
Department of Environmental Quality Engineering
Division of Solid and Hazardous Waste
One Winter Street
Boston, Massachusetts 02108
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
This packet contains the necessary materials for the Grantee to request state
funds through the grants program authorized by Chapter 206, Section 2, Line Item
2200-0300 of the Acts of 1986.
Part One of this packet contains these General Instructions and a copy of the
regulations governing the State Grant Program far the Safe Collection and
Disposal of Household Hazardous Waste (310 CMR 35.00) . The specific regulations
applicable to this grant are:
° 310 CMR 35.01 through 35.09 (General Provisions) , and
° 310 CMR 35.10 through 35.19 (Additional Provisions for Grants for
Collection Events Held Between April 14, 1986 and December 31, 1986) .
310 CMR 35.20 through 35.26
grant and need not be reads is The Grantee should read
carefully,do not apply
er 9
carefully, hawev er, the regulations referenced above.
After reviewing the applicable regulations, the Grantee should refer to Part Two
of this packet containing the materials to be completed by the Grantee and
returned to: Division of Solid and Hazardous Waste, Department of Environmental
Quality Engineering, One Winter Street,etflor Although Massachmaterial s
02108, Attention: Cynthia Bellamy, Program Planner.19n the Grantee is encouraged to
must be received no later than November 28,
complete and mail them as soon as possible so that payment may be expedited.
The specific materials which must be completed include:
° the Offer/Acceptance Agreement. This Agreement is comprised of three
sections. Part A is the Grant Offer which states the grant amount and
specifies the terms and conditions of the grant. Part B of the Agreement
is the Grant Acceptance which must be signed (if the Offer is accepted)
by the Grantee' s duly authorized respresentative in the space provided on
page 4.
The final section of the Agreement is the Statement of Assurances. The
Statement is intended to be an integral part of the Offer/Acceptance
Agreement. With this Statement the Grantee assures the Department that
it complied with the special conditions established in the regulations.
° a Certificate of Recording Officer. This form must be completed and
signed by the Grantee' s Recording Officer. The form certifies that the
person who signed the Grant Acceptance was duly authorized to do so by
the Grantee's governing body (e.q. , Board of Selectmen or City Council ) .
Attach in duplicate: a certified copy of the resolution by the governing
body vesting authority in the named representative.
(86-8)
irk
Page 2
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
o a Certification of Program Cost. This form must be completed and signed
by the Grantee' s Accountant, Treasurer, or other Responsible Party. The
Certification of Program Cost is intended to be a formal statement of
the truth, correctness, and completeness of the information used to
calculate the grant amount. This form will be submitted with the
standard invoice to the Comptroller for payment.
Attach in duplicate a certified copy of the transporter' s bill or
invoice. Also attach two copies of the manifest shipping documents for
the household hazardous waste collected and transported.
o a Payment 'toucher Input Form (Massachusetts Standard Invoice) . The
Commonwealth of Massachusetts recently instituted a new fiscal management
system and this Payment 'toucher Input Form was adopted to take the place
of the standard invoice. (Two copies of the Payment 'toucher Input Form
have been provided but the Grant need complete and return only one of
these forms. )
Because this form is new, a sample form with instructions has been
included in this package. The Grantee should complete and sign the
Payment 'toucher Input Form as instructed by the sample.
o an Affirmative Action Compliance Statement. This grant is subject to the
Affirmative Action Regulations of the Executive Office of Environmental
Affairs (301 CMR 50.00) . Those regulations provide that payments from
grants are conditional upon a Grantee being in compliance with the
requirements of the Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination
(MCAD) .
The Affirmative Action Compliance Statement has been provided so that
Grantees may advise the Department of their affirmative action status.
All Grantees are, or will be, under review by the MCAD.
o a Funding Request Checklist. This form lists the materials to be
completed by the Grantee and returned to the Division of Solid and
Hazardous Waste. The Grantee should complete this checklist and return
it to the Department with the other materials.
The Grantee must comply with all federal , state, and local statutes, rules,
regulations, bylaws, and ordinances.
If the Grantee has any questions concerning the grant or the materials in this
packet, the Grantee may call Cynthia Bellamy of the Division of Solid and
Hazardous Waste at (617) 292-5848.
(86-B)
FUNDING REQUEST CHECKLIST
Project #: 86-B-5
Applicant: Northampton
Household Hazardous Waste
Collection Program
To receive payment from the grant, the Grantee should complete and return this
checklist and the materials listed below to: Division of Solid and Hazardous
Waste, Department of Environmental Quality Engineering, One Winter Street,
Boston, Massachusetts 02108, Attention: Cynthia Bellamy, Program Planner.
DOCUMENT CHECK IF THE DOCUMENT HAS BEEN PROBIDED
1 . Offer/Acceptance Agreement rF`%
Signed by Authorized Representative
2. Certificate of Recording Officer
Completed and signed b,y Recording Officer
a. Two (2) copies of resolution of Grantee' s
governing body vesting authority in the
named representative
This document must be certified.
3. Certificate of Program Cost
Completed and si n d by Grantee's
Accountant, reasurer - r Other
Responsible ar y
a. Two (2) copies of the transporter' s bill or
invoice
This document must be certifiedy/
b. Two (2) copies of the manifest shipping
document
4. Payment Boucher Input Form
Completed and signed by Appropriate
Representative
5. Affirmative Action Compliance Statement
Completed and signed by Grantee' s
Representative
6l/}?tom!'14 FoA)
(86-B)
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ENGINEERING
DIVISION OF SOLID AND HAZARDOUS WASTE
ONE WINTER STREET, 5TH FLOOR
BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS 02108
GRANT AGREEMENT
APPLICANT: Northampton
PROJECT #: 86-B-5
DATE RECEIVED:
HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE
COLLECTION PROGRAM
OFFER AND ACCEPTANCE OF STATE GRANT
FOR HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE COLLECTION PROGRAM
CHAPTER 206, SECTION 2, LINE ITEM 2200-0300
OF THE ACTS OF 1986
PART A - OFFER
I . LEGAL NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT
NAME CITY OF NORTHAMPTON
STREET Town Hall , 210 Main Street
P.O. BOX
CITY/TOWN Northampton ZIP CODE 01060
CONTACT PERSON Mr. Peter J. McErlain TEL . #: ( )
Health Agent
II . PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
• COLLECTION EVENT FOR AN INDIVIDUAL COMMUNITY
COLLECTION EVENT FOR TWO OR COMMUNITIES. OTHER PARTICIPATING
COMMUNITIES:
Easthampton, Westhampton
• COLLECTION OF HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE ONLY.
• COLLECTION OF HIGH SCHOOL AND HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE
(86-B)
III . PROGRAM FINANCING UNDER THE TERMS OF THIS OFFER
TOTAL PROGRAM COSTS: $ 7,965.00
STATE GRANT OFFER: $ 3,982.50
III . CONDITIONS
The Department of Environmental Quality Engineering ("Department") hereby
offers to make a state grant to the above-named Grantee for the costs of a
program to collect, transport, and treat or dispose of household hazardous
waste, pursuant to Line Item 22U0-0300, Section 2, Chapter 206 of the Acts of
1986 (the "Act") , and the regulations promulgated by the Department in 310 CMR
35.00 (the "regulations") . By accepting this offer, the Grantee understands and
agrees to the following terms and conditions:
(1) The Grantee understands and agrees that pursuant to 301 CMR 50.00
(Affirmative Action Regulations for the Executive Office of
Environmental Affairs) the award of this grant is conditioned upon
the Grantee's compliance with the requirements of the Massachusetts
Commission Against Discrimination (MCAD) . No payment from the
grant will be made until the Department is notified by the MCAD
that the Grantee has filed all necessary forms required by the MCAD
and that the Grantee is found to be in compliance with MCAD
standards.
(2) The Grantee understands and agrees that any allegations, evidence,
or appearance of fraud, corruption, or illegality associated with
the award of the grant or with the program for which this grant
represents partial funding shall be good cause for the Department to
suspend, revoke or reduce the grant, and to obtain reimbursement of
grant funds received by the Grantee.
(3) The Grantee affirms that the information provided in the application
for this grant is true, correct and complete, and agrees that any
false or misleading representation made by the Grantee, or any
violation by the Grantee of the Act, the regulations, or this
Agreement, shall be good cause for the Department to suspend, revoke
or reduce the grant, and to obtain reimbursement of grant funds
received by the Grantee.
(4) The Grantee affirms that the program for which this grant represents
partial funding was conducted in accordance with the special
conditions established in the regulations and described in the
Statement of Assurances incorporated as part of this Agreement. The
Grantee understands that the Department is making this offer in
reliance upon this affirmation and that any evidence of a failure to
comply with the special conditions shall be good cause for the
Department to suspend, revoke or reduce the grant, and to obtain
reimbursement of grant funds received by the Grantee.
(86-B)
(5) To receive payment from the grant, the Grantee shall submit a
Commonwealth of Massachusetts standard invoice form along with
written documentation of all actual program costs. Payments of
grant funds will be made only for program costs which are authorized
by the Act and eligible under the regulations, and which are
approved by the Department pursuant to the provisions of Paragraph
(6) below.
(6) The Grantee understands that the award of this grant does not
determine the eligibility of any program costs incurred by the
Grantee, and that the Department will assess the eligibility of the
Grantee' s program costs to determine whether payments from the grant
will be approved. If the actual eligible costs of the program, as
determined by the Department, are less than the costs upon which
this grant offer is based, the amount of the grant shall be revised
to reflect the state share of the program costs allowed by the
regulations. Any grant funds received by the Grantee in excess of
the amount allowed by the regulations shall be reimbursed by the
Grantee to the Department.
(7) The Grantee understands that this grant is being awarded in reliance
upon the Grantee' s representation that it has already, or that it
will in the near future, raise and appropriate or otherwise make
available local match funds equal to fifty (50) percent of the
program costs stated in this offer. If the Grantee provides a
lesser amount of local match funds then the amount of the grant
shall be revised and reduced by a like amount. Any grant funds
received by the Grantee in excess of the revised amount shall be
reimbursed by the Grantee to the Department.
(8) The Grantee understands and agrees that any cost which is determined
by the Department to be an ineligible cost or any cost in excess of
the program costs stated in this offer shall be the sole
responsibility of the Grantee and shall not be included in the
grant, or in any computation to determine the amount of the grant.
(9) The Grantee shall establish adequate accounting and fiscal records
to reflect the receipt and expenditure of all program funds and
shall safeguard such funds to ensure that they were and are used
solely for the purposes stated in the Act, the regulations, and this
Agreement.
(10) The Grantee and the contractors of the Grantee shall maintain books,
records, documents, and supporting evidence which explain the
source, amount, and disposition of all funds used for the program.
All such records shall be retained by the Grantee and the
contractors of the Grantee for at least three (3) years from the
date of final payment under this Agreement. All records relating to
disputes shall be retained by the Grantee and the contractors of the
Grantee until all appeals, litigation, claims, and/or exceptions
have been finally resolved.
(86-B)
(11 ) The Grantee shall make all records decribed in Paragraph (10)
available to Commonwealth personnel at all reasonable tiems, as
determined by the Department, and upon reasonable notice, as
determined by the Department, for inspection, copying, or auditing.
(12) The Grantee's rights and responsibilities under the Act, the
regulations, and this Offer/Acceptance Agreement are not delegable,
transferable, or assignable.
(13) Any substantial changes to this Agreement shall be incorporated by
written amendments executed in the same manner by the signatories
hereto.
FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ENGINEERING:
William F. Cass, Director
Division of Solid and Hazardous Waste
dekavele /phiI
Date
/ 9/ne
S. Russell Sylva ommisioner Date'
Department of Environmental Quality Engineering
/.
This offer must be accepted, if at all , on or before November 28, 1986
PART B - GRANT ACCEPTANCE
On behalf of: file 01' Ner Uwti pi-on
I the undersigned, being duly authorized to take such action, as evidenced
by the attached copy of Authorization by the Applicant' s Governing Body, do
hereby accept this Offer and agree to all the terms and conditions included and
incorporated in this Agreement.
Signature o epresentative Date /
Mier T �Frl�h , /1ea,6lh 4yent
Print Name and Title of Representative
(86-B)
STATEMENT OF ASSURANCES
HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE COLLECTION PROGRAM
Compliance with certain special conditions and other provisions in the
regulations is required of all Grantees which are to receive state grant funds.
The Grant hereby assures the Department that the project for which this grant
represents partial funding was, or will be, conducted in compliance with those
special conditions and provisions. The additional specific assurances which the
Grantee makes are set forth below. This Statement of Assurances is intended to
be an integral part of the Offer-Acceptance Agreement between the Grantee and
the Department.
Program Administration
The Grantee assures the Department that a committee of at least three
citizens was established and assumed responsibility for organizing and
implementing the project and for collecting the information on the project
required by the regulations.
Funding
The Grantee assures the Department that the Grantee has raised and
appropriated, or otherwise made available, local funds to meet the Grantee's
share of the program costs.
The Grantee further assures the Department that the Grantee will use the
local match funds and the state grant monies solely for the purposes stated in
the Act, the regulations, and the Offer/Acceptance Agreement.
Implementation
The following assurances pertain specifically to the implementation of the
household hazardous waste collection program.
Public Education. The Grantee assures the Department that at least two public
education events or activities were conducted as part of the household hazardous
waste collection program.
Household Hazardous Waste Management Requirements. The Grantee assures the
Department that in conducting the household hazardous waste collection program
the Grantee:
(1 ) Selected and appropriately prepared the collection site so that the
collection activities would not threaten or cause harm to public
health, safety or the environment.
(2) Developed an emergency response plan for the collection program.
(86-B)
STATEMENT OF ASSURANCES
(3) Had the household hazardous waste collected by a hazardous waste
transporter which, on the day of the collection, had
( a) an Environmental Protection Agency Identification Number;
(b) a Lalid License Issued by the Department of Environmental
Quality Engineering; and
(c) a Lalid Lehicle Identification Device Issued by the Department
of Environmental Engineering for each vehicle used to
transport the collected household hazardous waste.
Summary Report. The Grantee assures the Department that the Grantee has , or
will , provide the Department of Environmental Management with a statement of the
amounts of household hazardous waste collected (by category) and of the number
of households or individuals from whom the household hazardous waste was
collected. No payment from the grant will be made until the Department is
notified by the Department of Environmental Management that this reporting
requirement has been met.
(86-8)
CERTIFICATION OF PROGRAM COST
LEGAL NAME AND ADDRESS OF GRANTEE
NAME
STREET
CITY/TOWN
City of Northampton
210 '.Main Street
Northampton
p
P.O. BOX
ZIP CODE
01068
ITEM 1 : ELIGIBLE PROGRAM COST
Eligible Program Cost: $ 7 , 965 . 00
(The amount paid to the transporter for collecting the household
hazardous waste)
Note: If there is a discrepency between the amount above and the amount stated
in the Offer/Acceptance Agreement, contact Cynthia Bellamy of DEQE (617-292-5848) .
ITEM 2: COMPUTATION OF GRANT AMOUNT
Eligible Program
Cost (EPC)
% of EPC Chargeable State Obligation
to the State (Grant Amount)
$ 7 , 965 . 00 X 50%
(Enter from above. )
$ 3 .982 50
ITEM 3: GRANTEE INIOICE NUMBER
The Grantee should assign an indentification number to be associated with
the grant payment. The first three characters of this number must be EQE (the
Department' s code) . Enter this number as the Sendor Invoice Number on the
Payment .oucher Input Form.
Grantee Invoice Number: EQE 521186198
ATTACH ALL SUPPORT DATA FOR ERIFICATION OF ALL FIGURES SUBMITTED
CERTIFYING REPRESENTATI'.E
I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THE INFORMATION ON THIS PAGE IS TRUE, CORRECT, ANO
COMPLETE.
./ 6--/-z,7/.Cad-u %✓ D / cw —lest. l y
Signature of Accountant
or Responsible Party
Shirley A. LaRose
Type or Print Name
City Treasurer
Title
FOR DEQE USE ONLY
D Reviewed and Approved
Reviewing Agen
Date
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T .r r I CLEAN HARBORS OF NATICK, INC. Invoice
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(617) 431 -7942 Date 5/30/86
(617) 655-8863 Your Order No. Service agreement dated
4/9/86
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210 Main St. Northampton, MA
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AFFIRMATILE ACTION
COMPLIANCE STATEMENT
Project #: 86-B-5
Applicant: Northampton
Household Hazardous Waste
Collection Program
I , REPRESENTING
DO HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS CITY/TOWN:
El IS NOT SUBJECT TO MASSACHUSETTS COMMISSION AGAINST DISCRIMINATION
(MCAD) .
IS IN COMPLIANCE WITH AFFIRMATILE ACTION LAWS AND REGULATIONS OF THE
COMMONWEALTH AS ADMINISTERED BY MCAD.
El HAS NOT ACHIELED COMPLIANCE (EXPLANATION BELOW) .
SIGNATURE OF REPRESENTATILE DATE
NAME R. TITLE OF REPRESENTATILE
AFFIRMATII,E ACTION
COMPLIANCE STATEMENT
Project #: 86-B-5
Applicant: Northampton
Household Hazardous Waste
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I , REPRESENTING
DO HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS CITY/TOWN:
IS NOT SUBJECT TO MASSACHUSETTS COMMISSION AGAINST DISCRIMINATION
(MCAD) .
IS IN COMPLIANCE WITH AFFIRMATP,E ACTION LAWS AND REGULATIONS OF THE
COMMONWEALTH AS ADMINISTERED BY MCAD.
El HAS NOT ACHIE‘EO COMPLIANCE (EXPLANATION BELOW) .
SIGNATURE OF REPRESENTATI6E DATE
NAME 8, TITLE OF REPRESENTATI ,E
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CLEAN HARBORS OF NATICK, INC. Invoice
5 STRATHMORE ROAD
NATICK, 01760 No. 10121
(61 7) 431 31 -7942 2 Date 5/30/86
(617) 655-8$63 Yourorder No. Service agreement dated
4/9/86
Facility serviced
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210 Main St. State DPW Northampton, NA
Northampton, MA 01060
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Peter J 9e Erlain , Health Agent NORTMAMPTuN BOA110 OF HEALTH
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AFFIRMAT RE ACTION
COMPLIANCE STATEMENT
Project #: 86-8-5
Applicant: Northampton
Household Hazardous Waste
Collection Program
I DAVID B. N➢JSANTE, JR.
DO HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS CITY/TOWN:
, REPRESENTING NORTHAMPTON, MA
0 IS NOT SUBJECT TO MASSACHUSETTS COMMISSION AGAINST DISCRIMINATION
(MCAD) .
Ft IS IN COMPLIANCE WITH AFFIRMATIIE ACTION LAWS AND REGULATIONS OF THE
COMMONWEALTH AS ADMINISTERED BY MCAD.
[[ HAS NOT ACHIEVED COMPLIANCE (EXPLANATION BELOW) .
SY-6NA RE OF'REPRESENTATPIE
David B. Musante, Jr. , Mayor
NAME & TITLE OF REPRESENTATI.E
November 19, 1986
DATE
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DOCUMENT ID 1 COMM 11101.1±11'S DIVISION
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AcilOit (Ii) SCII I'AY UAIE LIAU ACCT IcariII ilia o s os a1Le VEPAIIIMEI4110IIGANIlAIION NAME
E IMII B1la DEQE/Division of Solid A Hazardous Waste
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Im a Sign Ink) vENUOn NAME City of Northampton
AND 210 Main Street
VENUOII INVOICE NUMUEII: AOUISESS:
DOCUMENT IO1nL: Northampton MA 01060
3982.50 • • i L s n.ouur
UNIT PRICE
DESCR110N
IIFIEIIEIICELI UIOMEN LINE OUANIITY IP
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to Collect Household Hazardous Waste from the
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Northampton
Project ] 86-B-5
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TO
10 IIIE COMPTROLLER OF WE CUMMONWEAI.1II Or MAESACIIISSETIS: I '
I Imleby certify wafer the Pt nettles ol pm luny Ibnl MI laws ol Die Commonwealth governing disbursements of
public lends end Dm regulalion'Min sal hem bean complied with and observed. IN51❑VC110NS 10 VENDOII:
C. Bellamy TITLE: Senior P1annPr . DATE:
POEPARED DV. FILL IN SIIADEV Al1En5
Wm. F. Cass 1111E Director SyaUldalaa Wa<}.6A1E: OIRECIINOUIIUES TO
APPROVED OY: DATE: - SINEOnrnN¢nnorl
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MEMORANDUM
BOARD OF HEALTH
210 Main Street - City Hall
Northampton, MA 01060
ROM:
Massachusetts Department of Environmental Management
4 /J
Northampton Board of Health
UBJECT: Statement of Hazardous Material Collected
ATE:
November 18 , 1986
lease be advised that during the Household Hazardous Waste Collection
roject held in Northampton on May 2U , 1986 the Following quanities of
azardous Material were collected:
935 gallons combustible liquids
385 gallons flammable liquids
260 gallons poisonous liquids
55 gallons corrosive liquids
Total volume 1635 gallons
A total of 113 households contributed wastes to the project .
This data was compiled by Health Agent/Hazardous Waste Coordinator
Peter J . McErlain .
PJMc/ec
CERTIFICATE
OF
RECORDING OFFICER
Project #: 86-B-5
Applicant: Northampton
Household Hazardous Waste
Collection Program
THE UNDERSIGNED DULY QUALIFIED AND ACTING
P
OF
THE CITY//1TOWQC Northampton , DOES HEREBY CERTIFY THAT:
Assistant City Clerk
THE ATTACHED RESOLUTION IS A TRUE AND CORRECT COPY OF THE
RESOLUTION NAMING Peter J . McErlain THE DULY
AUTHORIZED AGENT bESTtD WITH THE POWER AND AUTHORITY TO
SIGN A GRANT OFFER/ACCEPTANCE AGREEMENT WITH THE COMMON-
WEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, AS REGULARLY ADOPTED AT A LEGALLY
CONIENED MEETING OF THE Northampton DACity NounoU DULY
HELD ON THE
FUR1—ThE1-27-THAT SUCH
THE JOURNAL AND RECORDSU RESOLTION OFFICE.
FULLY
ICE.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I HAKE HERREEU6NTO SET MY HAND THIS 21st DAY OF
November ,
SIGNATURE OF RECORDING OFFICER
PRINT NAME
Assistant City Clerk
TITLE
DATE
OF
CERTIFICATE
OF
RECORDING OFFICER
THE UNDERSIGNED DULY QUALIFIED AND ACTING
THE CITY/TOWN OF
THE ATTACHED RESOLUTION IS A TRUE AND CORRECT COPE OF LTHE
RESOLUTION NAMING
AUTHORIZED AGENT \ES ED WITH THE POWER AND AUTHORITY TO
SIGN A GRANT OFFER/ACCEPTANCE AGREEMENT WITH THE COMMON-
WEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, AS REGULARLY ADOPTED AT A LEGALLY
CON\ENED MEETING OF THE AY 0 LY
HELD ON THE
RECORDEDNDINF THE JOURNAL IANDC RECORDSU IN MY OFFICE.
N FULLY
OFFIICE
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I HA E'HEREUNTO SET MY HAND THIS
Project #: 86-8-5
Applicant: Northampton
Household Hazardous Waste
Collection Program
, DOES HEREBY CERTIFY THAT:
SIGNATURE OF RECORDING OFFICER
PRINT NAME
TITLE
DATE
DAY OF
OF
CITY OF NORTHAMPTON
MASSACHUSETTS
9n Cii, Council, November 20 , 1986
UPON THE RECOMMENDATION OF MAYOR DAVID B. MUSANTE , JR .
RESOLUTION
alik4xtkitx
WHEREAS: the City of Northampton in an effort to reduce
environmental pollution , has through its Board
of Health sponsored a Household Hazardous Waste
Disposal Project ; and
WHEREAS:
the City is eligible to receive a grant from
Massachusetts Department of Environmental Quality
Engineering as 50% reimbursement for the cost of
the Household Hazardous Waste Disposal Project .
Now , the
THEREFORE , BE City of NorDthamptonP,E togethertwith Council in the
the Mayor,
authorize City Health Agent and Hazardous Waste
Coordinator Peter J . McErlain to sign a Grant
Offer/Acceptance Agreement on behalf of the City
of Northampton .
CITY OF NORTHAMPTON
MASSACHUSETTS
Cliff Council, November 20 , 1986
ON THE RECOMMENDATION OF MAYOR DAVID B . MUSANTE , JR .
RESOLUTION
EREAS: the City of Northampton in an effort to reduce
environmental pollution , has through its Board
of Health sponsored a Household Hazardous Waste
Disposal Project; and
EREAS: the City is eligible to receive a grant from
Massachusetts Department of Environmental Quality
Engineering as 50% reimbursement for the cost of
the Household Hazardous Waste Disposal Project .
Now
iEREFORE , BE
City of Northampton , together City
with Council
the Mayor ,
authorize City Health Agent and Hazardous Waste
Coordinator Peter J . McErlain to sign a Grant
Offer/Acceptance Agreement on behalf of the City
of Northampton .
In City Council, November 20, 1986
Rules suspended, passed two readings and enrolled.
Ass' t.
Attest: Christine Skorupski, City Clerk
Approved David B. Musante,JOMayor
A true
`Ass' t.
Attes . �i� ity Clerk
CERTIFICATE
OF
RECORDING OFFICER
THE UNDERSIGNED DULY QUALIFIED AND ACTING
THE CITY/AUC( OF Northampton
THE ATTACHED RESOLUTION IS A TRUE AND CORRECT COPY OF THE
RESOLUTION NAMING Peter J . McErlain THE DULY
AUTHORIZED AGENT VESTED WITH THE POW RAND AU HORITY TO
SIGN A GRANT OFFER/ACCEPTANCE AGREEMENT WITH THE COMMON-
WEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, AS REGULARLY ADOPTED AT A LEGALLY
CONVENED MEETING OF THE Northampton City Counci IDULY
HELD ON THE DAY N nv ember
1986 , AND FURTHER, SUCH RESOLUTION HAS BEEN FULLY
RECORDED IN THE JOURNAL AND RECORDS IN MY OFFICE.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I HAVE HEREUNTO SET MY HAND THIS 21st DAY OF
November —
Project #: 86-B-5
Applicant: Northampton
Household Hazardous Waste
Collection Program
Assistant City Clerk
, DOES HEREBY CERTIFY THAT:
Christine Skoru•ski
PRINT NAME
Assistant City Clerk
TITLE
OF
November 21, 1986
DATE
AFFIRMAT I1 ACTION
COMPLIANCE STATEMENT
I DAVID B. NAISANTE, JR.
DO HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS CITY/TOWN
D IS NOT SUBJECT TO MASSACHUSETTS COMMISSION AGAINST DISCRIMINATION
(MCAD) .
rri IS IN L
COMPLIANCE
ADMINISTERED AFFIRMATI E ACTION LAWS AND REGULATIONS OF THE
Project #: 86-B-S
Applicant: Northampton
Household Hazardous Waste
Collection Program
, REPRESENTING NORPHAMPTCN. MA
Et HAS NOT ACHIEIED COMPLIANCE (EXPLANATION BELOW).
ti
0 "REPRESENTAThE
David B. Musante, Jr. , Mayor
NAME 8 TITLE OF REPRESENTATI\E
November 19, 1986
DATE
CERTIFICATION OF PROGRAM COST
IAL NAME AND ADDRESS OF GRANTEE
NAME
STREET
CITY/TOWN
Northamnt
EM 1 : ELIGIBLE PROGRAM COST
Eligible Program Cost:
(The amount paid to the transporter for collecting the household
hazardous waste)
)te: If there is a discrepency between the amount above and the amount stated
i the Offer/Acceptance Agreement, contact Cynthia Bellamy of DEQE (617-292-5848) .
P.O. BOX
ZIP CODE n tin
$ 7 965 00
TEM 2: COMPUTATION OF GRANT AMOUNT
Eligible Program
Cost (EPC)
$ 7 965 — X
(Enter from above. )
% of EPC Chargeable
to the State
State Obligation
(Grant Amount)
50%
ITEM 3: GRANTEE INVOICE NUMBER
The Grantee should assign an indentification number to be associated with
the rant pament.Department' sy code) . T Enterr this number as the �\endor Invoice Number onEt the
(the
Payment itoucher Input Farm.
Grantee Invoice Number:
EQE
ATTACH ALL SUPPORT DATA FOR IERIFICATION OF ALL FIGURES SUBMITTED
CERTIFYING REPRESENTATIE
I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THE
COMPLETE.
Signature of' Accountant
or Responsible Party
Shirley A. LaRosa
Type or Print Name
City Treasurer
Title
INFORMATION ON THIS PAGE IS TRUE, CORRECT, AND
Date
FOR DEQE USE ONLY
11. Reviewed and Approved
eviewing 'gent
e
1 TI IE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACIIUSETIS
DOCUMENT
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public lands end the regulailons lhmeol hove been complied web and observed. INSI RUC110N5 10 VEN0011:
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knot, as the Massachusetts ManagEnent, Accounting and Reporting
nt Voucer Input Form has been The(MARS). The of etent tion of has adopted a new olves chd accounting to various has in the substituted
nt of the standard invoice but no significant changes have beer
System (MM1�AS). The iRplerentation of the new system involves changes to various state forms. Anew afore
for the old standard invoice. The new form represents a rearrangeme
of data required. Please not: your vendor identification amber does not changshould colplete.
The instructions detailed below indicate which items on the attached Fount Voucher Input Form you s
' TI IE COMMONWEALTI I OF MASSACI Ill SETIS
CO TAOLLER5 DIVISION
Innis uu�w Ix xuu°w T� \�J'�I PAYMENT VOUCNEN INPUT FORM
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VENDOR'S CERTIFICATION. This block must
e saga by a repres tatative of the _�11611.11111111 IMS
Grantee. ® °
II
VENDOR INVOICE M B ER• Enter the Grantee
Ir-Tialceliber from the Program Certifi-
cation Form. The first three characters
of this number mist be the Department's
code (a).
ball
` number nged.eEGremtee. vendor
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1 TIIE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACIIUSETTS
�` COMP IIOLLEII'S DIVISION
DOCUMENT 1n (1 m1
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EQE 4000 10 10 86 1^k:rnd
•.28 4 3
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ACTION: (11 PAY U SGII AY DATE OFF LIAU ACC; Icmlilyllmlllie goodswom slipped s
E IMI m Ill
service In fellonh below: DEQE/Division of Solid R Hazardous Waste
IPlen.Sign M MFI VENIIOII NAME
AND
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OESCnIPTION
IIEFENENCEO OINEII II NE OUANIITY
C0NVR348337 01 111111Grant Representing State Share of Costs of Program
to Collect Household Hazardous Waste from the
Residents of:
Northmnpton
Project 9k 86-B-5
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public lunds d the tegolthons 1horool h boon pl d wilh end observed. trySl❑UCIIONS I0 VEN0011.
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THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACI IUSETTS
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pEPA11 MENI IOaGANIIAI10N NAME
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1 1 1 , 1 I I I
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's ADDRESS:
• ® AMOUNT
REFERENCED OIIDEn LINE QUANTITY
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to Collect Household Hazardous Waste from the
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.: SIODJ my
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DESCRIPTION:
uS OSACCT VENDOIIINVOICENUMDER: .
Household Hazardo s Was e Coll •c ion G a
DISC DALES OF SERVICE QUANTITY ®l
07 01 86 07 01 86
To
10111E COMPInOLLER OF THE COMMONWEALIII OF MASSACIIUSETTS:
1 hereby evilly under the penalties of pegury Ihel all laws o111re Commonwealth governing dlebursemenls of
public lends end the regulations Iheleol have been complied with end observed.
INSTRUCTIONS 10 VENDOR:
PREPARED DY: ellamy — TITLE: Senor P1 annex DAZE:
FILL IN SHADED AREO
DIRECT INQUIRIES TO
APPROVED RY: WM. F. Cass TITLE: Dire f fOr. Sol lA/NAT Wact®A'c STATE ORGANIZATION
FUNDING REQUEST CHECKLIST
Project #: 86-8-5
Applicant: Northampton
Household Hazardous Waste
Collection Program
To receive payment from the grant, the Grantee should complete and return this
checklist and the materials listed below to: Division of Solid and Hazardous
Waste, Department of Environmental Quality Engineering, One Winter Street,
Boston, Massachusetts 02108, Attention: Cynthia Bellamy, Program Planner.
DOCUMENT CHECK IF THE DOCUMENT HAS BEEN PROIIDED
1 . Offer/Acceptance Agreement
Signed by Authorized Representative
2. Certificate of Recording Officer
Completed and signed by Recording Officer
a. Two (2) copies of resolution of Grantee' s
governing body vesting authority in the
named representative
This document must be certified.
3. Certificate of Pro ram Cost
Completed and signed by Grantee' s
Accountant, Treasurer, or Other
Responsible Party
a. Two (2) copies of the transporter' s bill or
invoice
This document must be certified.
b. Two (2) copies of the manifest shipping
document
4. Payment toucher Input Y rm Appropriate
Completed and signed by App ro P
Representative
5. Affirmative Action Compliance Statement
Completed and signed by Grantee' s
Representative
(86-B)
HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE GRANTS PROGRAM
Grantee Funding Package
Contents
Part I: Grantee Information
o General Instructions
o Household Hazardous Waste
Grant Program Regulations
310 CMR 30.00
Part II : Materials to Be Completed
and Returned
o Offer/Acceptance Agreement
o Certificate of Recording Officer
o Certification of Program Cost
o Payment toucher Input Form
o Sample Payment toucher Input Form
o Affirmative Action
Compliance Statement
o Funding Request Checklist
Return completed materials by November 28, 1986.
Division of Solid and Hazardous Waste
Department of Environmental Quality Engineering
One Winter Street
Boston, Massachusetts 02106
Attention: Cynthia Bellamy, Program Planner
(86-5)
A
GRANTEE FUNDING PACKAGE
Part I
GRANTEE FUNDING PACKAGE
Part II
310 CMR: DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ENGINEERING
310 CMR 35.00: HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE GRANT PROGRAM REGULATIONS
Section
35.01: Authority and Purpose
35.02: Definitions
35.03: Administration of the Grant Program
35.04: Applications
35.05: Funding Priorities
35.06: Grant Awards
35.07: Payment Method
35.08: Severability
(35.09: Reserved)
35.10: Grants for Collection Events Field Between April 14, 1986 and December 31,
1986, Inclusive
35.11: Applicability,Scope,and Special Definitions
35.12: Services to be Provided by Designated Regional Planning Agencies Pursuant to
the Administration of 310 CMR 35.10
35.13: Eligible Applicants
35.14: Authorization for Applicants to Conduct a Collection Program for High School
Hazardous Waste
35.15: Grant Amounts and Local Match Requirements
35.16: Redetermination of Grant Amounts
35.17: Special Conditions for Grant Awards
35.18: Grant Awards and Payment Method
35.19: Records
35.20: Grants for Collection Events Held Between September 1, 1985 and April 13,
1986, Inclusive
35.21: Applicability,Scope,and Special Definitions
35.22: Eligible Applicants
35.23: Grant Amounts
35.24: Special Conditions for Grant Awards
35.25: Grant Awards and Payment Methods
35.26: Records
GENERAL PROVISIONS
35.01- Authority and Purpose
310 CMR 35.00 is promulgated pursuant to the authority granted by M.G.L.
c. 21A, s. 2(28)and by that portion of St. 1985, c. 140, s.2, line item 2200-0300
which provides for grants to cities, towns, and regional planning agencies for
the safe collection and disposal of household hazardous waste.
310 CMR 35.00 is intended to apply to grants for household hazardous waste
collection events held between September I, 1985 and December 31, 1986,
inclusive; provided however, that the award of grams for events scheduled to be
held or held after June 30, 1986 is contingent upon the availability of funds and
the continued authorization of the grant program pursuant to the fiscal year
1987 budget.
35,02: Definitions
As used throughout 310 CMR 35.00, the following terms shall have the
following meanings, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise.
Art means that portion of St. 1985, c. 140, s. 2, line item 2200-0300 which
provides for grants to cities, towns, and regional planning agencies for the safe
collection and disposal of household hazardous waste.
Applicant means an eligible cis• or town applying for a grant pursuant to 310
CMR 35.00 individually, as part of a group of cities or towns, or through a
regional planning agency, as defined in 310 CMR 35.02
1
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(l h, 01I 1fu2'r—t rT+—b C
n ATRW: COPY ATTEST
Q.c..-s{
Si MICHAEL J E N CONNOLLY STATE
DATE ' •CLENa 2s
SLATTOTTITING PUBLICA'I ION
LATION CHAPTER NUMBER ANDHEA.DENG: 310 CMR 35.00, Grant Program for the Safe
Collection and Disposal of Household Hazardous Waste
: OF AGENCY. Department of Environmental Quality Engineering
■ABLE LANGUAGE SUMMARY: State the general purposes and requirements of this regulation
1 as the persons, organizations and businesses affected. to
regulations estblis
regionalhplanniingdagencies. These ogrants nwill rfund ma porti s stanars on of
costs of rdous waste leGranteesrmust storing and
otherwise make available of
ion of those costs.
#121
NC? CONTACT FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Cynthia Bell amy. Planner
Division of Solid and Hazardous Waste Telephone 292-5848
re<_s:• n Wi t r_ trier Boston. MA 02108
M.G.L. c. 21A, s. 5. & s.2(28) and st. 1985 c. 140 s.2(2200-0300)
VTUTORY AUTHORITY.
Regulations Division will complete the following 6. and 7.
Date
3LICATION: Massachusetts Register Number 524 Page
12
Cade of Massachusetts Regulation Volume
June 12, 1986
FECTIVE DATE:
second year, act of this regulation old .'thr
SCAL EFFECT STATEMENT Section 5: Estimate the fiscal effect of this rea.t]atig¢ including that
the public and private sector, for thhee Cast and�o y _ _actor
riod, or a statement of no fiscal cprcori-
and receive grant awards as they >'-'- fiscal
sere is no fiscal effect on the private sector. -Those affected in the put
11 be those ands municipalities implement apply
;e matching funds to implement the collection of household hazardous 'w=`-�=
rf the crart awa,-d.
S9
310 CMR: DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ENGINEERING
35.02: continued
Offer/Acceotanr Agreement means the document which, upon signature of the
Commissioner of DEQE and the authorized representative of the grantee,
constitutes a binding agreement regarding the terms and conditions of the grant
and the obligations of DEQE and the grantee.
Person means any agency or political subdivision of the federal government or
Commonwealth, any state, public or private corporation or authority,
individual, trust, firm, joint stock company, partnership, association, or other
entity, and any officer, employee or agent of said person, and any group of said
persons.
E4pulation means the number of individuals in a city or town as established by
the 1985 Massachusetts census, if that census is available by February 28, 1986:
otherwise the number of individuals in a city or town as established by the 1980
Federal census.
Regional Pla:An LSy means a regional refuse disposal district established
pursuant to the provisions of M.G.L. c. 40, ss. 44A- 44K, or a regional
organization established or operating pursuant to any of the following
provisions: M.G.L. c.40B; St. 1963, c.425; St. 1965, c. 453; St. 1967, c. 332; or
St. 1973.c. 561.
15,03: Administration of the Grant Program
The responsibilities of the DEQE and the DEM in the administration of the
Act and 310 CMR 35.00 shall be as follows.
(1) DEM shall make all initial determinations and make recommendations to
the DEQE concerning the final determinations authorized or required pursuant
to these regulations.
(2) DEQE shall make all final determinations and sign all Offer/Acceptance
Agreements or other contracts entered into pursuant to 310 CMR 35.00.
35.04: Applications
(1) Application forms shall be mailed to each city and town of the
Commonwealth. Completed application forms shall be submitted to the DEM at
the address specified in the form and shall be accompanied by all
documentation,assurances, and all other information called for in the form.
(2) Applications may be submitted for the following household hazardous waste
collection events. No other events shall be eligible for funding.
(a) Collection events held between September I, 1985 and April 13. 1986.
inclusive:and
(b) Collection events scheduled to be held between April 14, 1986 and
December 31, 1986, inclusive.
(3) DEM or DEQE may request that the applicant furnish additional
information if such information is deemed necessary for the application to be
evaluated. All requests for additional information shall specify when the
requested information must be submitted in order for it to be considered with
the application.
(4) An application shall be accepted for review only if it is postmarked, or
received by DEM, not more than sixty (60) days after the date that the
application form was mailed to the applicant.
13115: Funding Priorities
(I) Subject to the provisions of 310 CMR 35.05(2), grants shall be awarded to
eligible applicants based upon the following six levels of priorities, which are
listed below in an order that ranges from the highest to the lowest priority. If
an applicant qualifies to be in more than one level of of priority, the applicant
shall be deemed to be in the highest level for which the applicant qualifies;
provided, however, if more than one applicant qualifies for the same level of
priority, such applicants shall be ranked in the order level of priority for which
they would otherwise qualify.
3
SS
310 CMR: DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ENGINEERING
35.01: continued applicant, with all
AnulSation means a form properly completed by an
supporting documentation.
OEM means the Department of Environmental Management.
F�f E means the Department of Environmental Quality Engineering.
Le5_ga_ei-Sg in Planning P enncy means a regional planning agency, as
defined in 310 CMR 35.02, which has been designated to provide technical and
contract procurement assistance services to applicants or grantees pursuant to
310 CMR 3532.
E]! °' means the amount paid to a licensed and wt hazardous waste sposo
transporter for the collection, transportation, storage, a or
disposal of household hazardous waste.
Eatimalgelingralal=s2case means the amount that DEQE estimates will be
paid to a licensed hazardous waste transporter for the collection.
transportation,storage, and treatment or disposal of household hazardous waste
for any collection event scheduled to be held between April 14, 1986 and
December 31, 1996, inclusive. The estimated program expense shall
an applicant used
ed as
the basis for calculating Agreement. The actual amount paid to an applicant as a
the tshall be Offer/Acceptance Agr
grant shall be calculated pursuant to 310 CMR 35.15.
gement-Or means any person, by site, whose act or process produces hazardous
waste, or whose act first causes a hazardous waste to become subject to
regulation.
QrynLAmSUnt means the amount specified in the Offer/Acceptance Agreement
and established by DEQE in accordance with 310 CMR 35.00.
liarard931SgIn means a waste,or combination of wastes, which because of its
quantity, concentration, or physical, chemical or infectious characteristics may
cause, or significantly contribute to and i a increase intiseriou seirevers°te, or
hazard toting reversible healt illness safety.or rent w hen
hazard to human health, or welfare br substantial
the environment po when to
Improperly treated, stored, transported, used or disposed of, o
managed. however, not to include solid or dissolved mate subject in i permus
return flows or industrial discharges which are point
under section or ur , the
ecial nuclear, or by-Product material Act of 1967
by the
Atomic Energy er source, special a
Atomic Energy Acr of 1954. generated in
h id N sous µ'oats means any hazardous waste which is gener
the normal course of household activities from single or multiple residences,
but not from hotels or motels. to collect.
Houser t and ieao
µ�Q_Ison Event means a program
by an art in treat for dispose of applicant seeks hazardous to sponsored 310 CMR or
by an applicant and for which the app
35.00. generated,
F+ H d us Wasie means any hazardous waste which is
stored, or accumulated in a public high school for use in educational classes or
programs and which: se or is no longer suitable for its original
(a) has served its original purpose
or
p is a by-product generated as a result of activities conducted in such
educational classes and programs;or
(c) is in a pure or off-specification form and is intended to be discarded.
F d means the matching funds for a household hazardous waste
1 ti Sh applicant must raise and appropriate,
collection event which o the award of a grant.
make available,prior 2
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310 CMR: DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ENGINEERING
35.10: Grants for Collection Events Field Between April 14 1986 and December
31 1986 Inclusive
35.11; Applicability Scope and Snecixl Definitions
(I) 310 CMR 35.11 - 35.19, cited collectively as 310 CMR 35.10, establish the
standards, criteria, and requirements which shall govern applications and grants
for household hazardous waste collection events held or scheduled to be held
between April 14, 1986 and December 31, 1986, inclusive.
(2) All applicants, described in 310 CMR 35.11(3)(a), shall comply with the
provisions of 311J CMR 35.10. Except as specifically provided elsewhere in
310 CMR 35.10, these applicants are also subject to the general provisions of
310 CMR 35.01 -35.09.
(3) As used throughout 310 CMR 35.10, the following terms shall have the
following meanings, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise.
(a) Applicant means an applicant, as defined by 310 CMR 35.02, which
seeks funding for a household hazardous waste collection event held or
scheduled to be held between April 14, 1986 and December 31, 1986,
inclusive.
(b) Household hazardous waste coll_e_oLpn, even( means a household
hazardous waste collection event, as defined by 310 CMR 35.02, which is
scheduled to be held within the period prescribed in 310 CMR 35.11(3)(a).
The term shall not include a collection event held or scheduled to be held
prior to April 14, 1986 or subsequent to December 31, 1986, and no such
collection event shall be eligible for funding pursuant to 310 CMR 35.10.
35 12' Services to brProvidegbv D d i Regional P
PLrsua_nt to the Adtnini vat' f 310 CMR 1il—..Pg�genS�€i
3s.In
(I) To assist with the administration of 310 CMR 35.10, regional planning
agencies may be designated and authorized to provide the services described in
310 CMR 35.12(4) to such applicants or grantees as may be assigned to such
agency pursuant to 310 CMR 35.12(5). Any applicant or grantee so assigned
shall be required to allocate and pay twenty (20) percent of its local match
funds to the designated regional planning agency to which it is assigned.
(2) Any regional planning agency shall be eligible to be considered for
designation to provide services pursuant to 310 CMR 35.12. DEQE reserves the
right to limit the number of regional planning agencies so designated to ensure
that economies of scale are achieved with regard to the services to he provided.
(3) The following criteria are listed in order of the importance they will be
given in determining which regional planning agencies to designate:
(a) Qualifica SlongResources. Evaluation of this criterion will be based
upon the regional planning agency's interest and willingness to provide
services pursuant to 310 CMR 35.12; the regional planning agency's
available resources and in-kind services; and the designation of a staff
person with previous relevant experience and time availability to provide
technical and contract procurement services.
(b) Regional Interest, Evaluation of this criterion shall be based upon the
number of applicants within the region which apply for grants; the quality
and completeness of their applications; and the aggregate population of all
such applicants.
(4) DEQE shall execute an agreement in writing with each designated regional
planning agency establishing the scope of services to be provided by the
regional planning agency. This agreement may authorize or require the
designated regional planning agency to:
(a) Sponsor and conduct one or more regional workshops for the applicants
or grantees on organizing and conducting household hazardous waste
collection events;
(b) Assist applicants or grantees in carrying out the public education events
described in 310 CMR 35.17;
5
90
310 CMR: DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ENGINEERING
35.05: continued
(a) Applicants applying for grants for household hazardous waste collection
events held between September I, 1985 and April 13, 1986, inclusive.
(b) Applicants which, as of the application deadline, have raised and
appropriated or, otherwise made available. local match funds for household
hazardous waste collection events scheduled to be held between April 14,
1986 and December 31, 1986,inclusive.
(c) Applicants applying for grants for household hazardous waste collection
events which are designed to serve jointly at least one other municipality.
(d) Applicants which:
1. have held or are planning to hold their first th za d31s
waste collection day event between September I,
1986,inclusive and
2. are applying for a grant for that event.
(e) Applicants which have held one 5 more household hazardous waste
collection events prior to September 1, 1r8
(f) All other applicants.
(2) DEQE reserves the right to award grants in two or more rounds of funding,
the first round July funding 1, 86 ayI be each round collection
of funding,held
applicat applications scheduled
shall be of
held
vs we or rs anty 1,
reviewed pursuant to the priorities established in 310 CMR 35.05(1).
35.06: Grant Awards
(1) A grant shall be deemed awarded when an Offer/Acceptance Agreement is
executed by DEQE and the grantee. DEQE may revise or ith raw its gveq
offer at any time prior to formal acceptance by the grantee; w
that DEQE reserves the right to withdraw its grant offer at any time and to
terminate a grant even after formal acceptance by the grantee if:
(a) the award of the grant will cause the total of all grants awarded to
exceed the total funds available to DEQE for expenditures;or
(b) the household hazardous waste collection event to be funded is held or
scheduled to be held after June 30, 1986 and the authorization for the grant
program is not continued in the fiscal year 1987 budget.
(2) The Offer/Acceptance Agreement may include all reasonable conditions
which the DEQE deems necessary to ensure that the grant complies with
applicable federal,state, and local laws,rules, and regulations.
M All grant
payments will be made subject to such conditions as are imposed
by or pursuant to the Act and 370 35.00. The payment basis and methods
of payment shall be set forth in the he O Offer/Acceptance Agreement between the
grantee and DEQE.
3;Lg�Sgvgr�hili[v
If any provision of 310 CMR 35.00 or its application to any person is held
invalid, such invalidity shall not affect other rthoprovisions inval�applications
provision or
310 CMR 35.00 which can be given
and to this end the provisions of 310 CMR 35.00 are declared to he
severable.
(35.09: Reserved)
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35.15: continued
(2) DEQE shall establish and make available to all applicants a schedule of
estimated program expenses according to municipal populations and based upon
cost data obtained from licensed hazardous waste transporters. This schedule
shall be used to establish the maximum amount of grant funding that the
Department may offer to an applicant pursuant to an Offer/Acceptance
Agreement; provided, however, that in no event shall any grant payment exceed:
(a) $68,000 if the optional collection program for high school hazardous
waste has been elected,or
(b) $48,000 if the optional collection program for high school hazardous
waste has not been elected.
(3) To be eligible to receive the maximum grant amount described in 310 CMR
35.15(2), each applicant shall raise and appropriate, or otherwise make
available, local match funds in an amount equal to fifty (5%) percent of the
estimated program expense as calculated pursuant to the schedule described in
310 CMR 35.15(2).
(4) Subject to the provisions of 310 CMR 35.15(2), the maximum amount of
funding which DEQE may offer to an applicant shall be calculated using a ratio
of state monies to local match funds which will ensure that the sum of the state
funds and the available local match funds is equal to the estimated program
expense. For the purposes of this section, "available local match funds" means
the amount of local match funds remaining after adjustments are made, so far
as apt, for allocated payments to a designated regional planning agency and/or
a high school hazardous waste collection program.
(5) As a condition of receiving a grant, an applicant must provide DEQE with
documentation of all eligible program costs incurred and of any payments to a
transporter for the collection of high school hazardous waste waste, if that
optional program has been elected. The grant payment shall be in an amount
equal to fifty (50) percent of the documented eligible program cost plus an
adjustment, so far as apt, for any allocated payment by the applicant to a
designated regional planning agen y and/or to a transporter for a high school
hazardous waste collection; provided, however, that the grant payment shall not
exceed the maximum amount offered as described in 310 CMR 35.15(4).
.16: Redetermination of Grant Amourns
(I) DEQE may redetermine and revise the estimated program expense used to
calculate the applicant's grant award, if the applicant so requests in writing,
and provided that there is clear and convincing evidence that the actual
expense of conducting the applicant's household hazardous waste collection
event will significantly exceed the estimated program expense.
(2) Al! requests for redetermination and revision shall be in writing and shall
state the reasons for the request and be supported by cost documentation from
a licensed hazardous waste transporter. Requests should be submitted to DEM
at the address specified in the application form, must be received by the DIiM
not more than thirty(30)days after the applicant has received a grant offer.
(3) If DEQE approves the request, it shall revise the estimated program
expense based upon the cost documentation provided by the applicant and sudh
other information deemed appropriate by the DEQE. The amount of the grant
and of the local match funds that the applicant must raise and appropriate. or
otherwise make, available shall then be established and calculated pursuant to
the provisions of 310 CMR 35.15 using the revised estimated program expense as
the basis for calculation.
(4) DEQE shall not approve a request for redetermination unless it is satisfied
that the redetermination and revision is required to ensure the success of the
applicant's household hazardous waste collection event.
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35.12: continued
(c) Assist applicants or grantees with the selection of a licensed hazardous
nt
waste transporter to conduct a household h o sfwasteecollecto event te
and with the negotiation of a contract agreement
provided by the transporter;
(d) Receive and expend grant funds on behalf of applicants or grantees
pursuant to fiscal accountability requirements which shall be established in
the written agreement with DEQElicants or grantees, the record-keeping
(e) Assume, on behalf of applicants
of 310 CMR 35.19; and
(f) Provide any additional services that may be established or required
pursuant to the contract agreement.
(5) Subject to the provisions of 310 CMR 35.03, DEQE shall assign applicants
or conformttas nearly as possible regional the planning
boundaries agencies of the egional that
planning
districts, taking into account the need to ensure an equitable distribution of
assignments among all designated regional planning agencies. If the regional
planning agency which would normally DEQE an haapplican or grantee ancast not
designated pursuant to 310 CMR 35.12, s to applicant
to the
grantee to the nearest designated regional planning agency,
previous sentence.
35 b i paCartti
All cities or towns of the Commonwealth shall be considered eligible as
applicants pursuant to 310 CMR 35.10;provided,however,
(11 Municipalities having populations of less than seven thousand (7,000) shall
be eligible as grantees only if their household hazardous waste collection event
is designed to serve jointly such additional municipalities as necessary to bring
the total aggregate municipal population to twelve thousand 02,000)or more.
(2) Municipalities having populations of between seven thousand (7,000) and
sehold
twelve thousand (12,000) must make a good faith attempt to hola[ house and t serve
hazardous waste collection event that is designedoees vely in thea hold such e
other municipality and they shall be eligible as g at
joint event or they demonstrate to the DEQE that there is no other contiguous
municipality with which a joint event could be held.
3.5.14__ALLthorixalan_or Agelieant` IdUSt—a ColleStle0.Program_ for_ High
ch 1 a l _Waste
(1) In addition to collecting household hazardous waste, an applicant may elect
to contract with a licensed hazardous waste transporter for the collection,
transportation, storage, and treatment or disposal of high school hazardous
waste. The high school
hazardous waste so ted s
removed
from the
premises of the applicant's public high school or schools by the licensed
hazardous waste transporter and be z the applicant or its
agents to site the applicant's household hazardous waste collection event.
Any applicant electing to conduct this optional collection for high
school hazardous st shall q arto m ly wi e h R 35.1
with thea plicableprov sions of M.G.L. C. 2C a d the Hazardous
Waste
Regulations, 310 CMR 30.000.
(2) The collection of high school hazaldost waste applicant optional al andoshall and
b
conducted at the full expense of the app
use up to fifty (50) percent of its local match funds for this optional program,
but none of the grant funds shall be used for this purpose.
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pr DEQE shall make final and subject to on provisions not 310 on the
priorities in amount for 35.05 ppli sub ech to the p
The grant amount for each applicant which shall be established and calculated
pursuant to 310 CMR 35.15(2)-36 15(5).
310 CMR: DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ENGINEERING
35.17: continued
I. whether the chemicals to be collected for disposal are hazardous
wastes as defined in 310 CMR 30.010 and listed or otherwise described in
310 CMR 30.100; and if so,
2. whether the high school is a generator of insignificant wastes as
described in 310 CMR 30.353, a small quantity generator as defined in
310 CMR 30.351, or a generator of an amount of waste which exceeds
the amounts stated for small quantity generators in 310 CMR 30.351.
(d) The collection, transport, and disposal of the high school hazardous
waste shall conducted in compliance with all applicable provisions of
310 CMR 30.000. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, all
generators must comply with 310 CMR 30.006 - 30.009. Generators of
insignificant wastes must comply with 310 CMR 30.353. Small quantity
generators must comply with 310 CMR 30.351,and all other generators must
comply with 310 CMR 30.300.
(e) A workshop for teachers in the school on the safe and efficient use and
storage of chemicals must be conducted. The applicant shall require the
participation of the licensed hazardous waste transporter in this workshop to
provide information concerning hazardous waste management laws and
regulations.
(O A workshop for teachers in the school on safety equipment and on
emergency response procedures must be conducted. The applicant shall
require the participation of the municipal fire chief, or the civil defense
director, or their designees to provide information concerning emergency
response.
35.18: Grant Awards and Payment Method
(I) Grant shall be awarded to eligible applicants based upon the funding
priorities of 310 CMR 35.05 and subject to 310 CMR 35.06.
(2) All grant payments will be made subject to the provisions of 310 CNIR
35.07; provided, however, that DEQE may provide in its grant offer that
payment shall be made to the designated regional planning agency on the
applicant's behalf.
35.19: Records
(I) The grantee shall establish and maintain books, records, documents, and
supporting evidence which fully explain the source, amount, and disposition of
all funds used for the household hazardous waste collection event and for the
optional collection program for high school hazardous wastes if the grantee
elects to conduct that optional program as authorized in 310 CMR 34.104.
(2) The grantee shall require its contractors, including contractors for
professional sevices, to also maintain books, documents, paper, and records
which are pertinant to the program.
(3) The grantee and its contractors must retain all records for a period of at
least three(3)years from the date of final grant payment.
(4) The grantee and its contractors shall make records . Iilable to
Commonwealth personnel at all reasonable times for inspection, copying, and
auditing.
(5) The grantee and Its contractors shall retain all records relating to disputes
until all appeals, litigation, claims. or exceptions have been finally resolved.
An automatic extension for unresolved matters shall also be piovided.
(6) Once the household hazardous waste collection event has been held, the
grantee shall submit to DEM a statement of the amounts of wastes collected by
category and of the number of households or individuals from which household
hazardous waste was collected.
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310 CMR: DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ENGINEERING
ondid f r f Awards
(1) 310 CMR 35.110) - 35.17(3) prescribe the special conditions which
applicants satisfy prior to the award of a grant. 310 CMR 35.11(2) prescribes
the special conditions c grants pursuant
35.10310 CMR 35.17(3) contains the additional special conditions which apply
to grants when the optional collection program for high school hazardous waste
has been elected.
(2) The following activities shall be the special conditions for the award of a
grant pursuant to 310 CMR 35.10. must be used to collect the
(a) A licensed hazardous waste transporter
ter
household hazardous waste. At the time collection,ion, hh traEQorter of the
must have an EPA identification number, a oath license
the transport of hazardous waste, and a valid vehicle identification device
Comp by the DEQE each vehicle
rovisions of 310 CMR 30.000 is required.ed waste.
(b)
Compliance with
in all applicable provisions din to OEM's
or The deadlines for submitting applications n information and for responding
met.. Failure requests comply for with this ispeci aticn di documentation be mud[ he
met. Failure to comply with this special condition may he considered
grounds for declaring an applicant ineligible to receive a grant.
(c) The local match funds in the amount required by 310 CMR 35.15, or if '
applicable.35.16, must be made available to meet program costs.
(d) A committee of three or more citizens must be established to assume
collecting information on the implementing g may cube crequirednt by the
the
collecting
(e) Two r more Agreement ti 310 CMR r5acti
accordance Twoce more public education is es or ishedit by,must be jectu to in
accordance with the requirements established by. and subject to the
approval of DEQE,pursuant to 310 CMR 35.03. be
(f) A site for the ba prepared hazardous hat waste
collectiio collection actvities will not
selected or cause appropriately to pep safety or the environment. '
threaten m rgese harm to public health, Y
(g) An emergency response plan for the collection event must be developed
which shall be submitted, if requested, to DEQE for its approval.
(h) If the applicant is assigned to a designated regional planning agency,
the committee members described in 310 CMR 35.17(2)(d) must attend at
least one technical workshop sponsored by that regional planning agency.
Twenty (20) percent of the applicant's local match funds mustt beconocated
and paid to the agency. The applicant must also comply "'
established in the Offer/Acceptance concerning the activities to he
conducted by the agency.
(3) The following pursuant to 310 activities t special n l shall be
35.10 for anyappl applicant which elects
gr to conduct the
orant p
optional program for high school aster transporter porte.
household a licensed has waste waste tr imeoof ere must
col he used to collect the
household ha EPA identification entifi ti the mb time of the elicenlofr the transporter
must have an EPA hazardous number,
and a valid valid ice
the transport DEQE QE fo oea each waste,
pompCompliance the ithQE fps each vprovisions of 310 CMR 30.000is17remnriedaste.
(b) An inventory ns ntall applicable pr
collected An or sa the chemicals obtained storage high of the chemicals he applicant
to nt be
halleprod for the transporter must r wi taithi from the hipriior school.o the collection of
hall provide the transporter with this inventory p
high school hazardous waste.
(c) A determination must be made of whether the high school is subject to
the Regulations). This determination shall(the made prior to the collection of
any waste from the high school and shall include a determination of:
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35.25: Grant Awards and Payment Method
(I) Grant shall be awarded to eligible applicants based upon the funding
priorities of 310 CMR 35.05, and subject to 310 CMR 35.06.
(2) All grant payments will be made subject to the provisions of 310 CMR
35.26: Rgcords
(I) The grantee shall maintain books, records, documents, and supporting
evidence which explain the source, amount, and disposition of all funds used tor
the household hazardous waste collection event.
(2) The grantee must retain all records for a period of at least three (3) years
from the date of final grant payment.
(3) The grantee shall make records available to Commonwealth personnel at
all reasonable times for inspection, copying, and auditing.
(4) The grantee shall retain all records relating to disputes until all appeals,
litigation, claims, or exceptions have been finally resolved.
REGULATORY AUTHORITY
310 CMR 35.00: M.G.L. e. 21A,s.2(28);
St. 1985, c. 140, s. 2, line item 2200-0300.
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35.19: continued
(7) A designated regional planning agency may agree pursuant to a contract
agreement executed with DEQE that it will assume the record-keeping and
requirements of grantees. Compliance 0 , through 35.19(6)
by the regional planning pl
ng age^ywitht these
requirements shall be deemed complaince by the applicants and and grantees.
35.20: Q,raon (ptC t I{ Igd Between__sapi€mt2tai9a5-aog Ancil
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(1) 310 CMR 35.21 - 35.29, cited collectively as 310 CMR 35.20, establish the
standards, criteria,and requirements which shall govern applications and grants
for household hazardous waste collection events held between September I,
1985 and April 13, 1986, inclusive.
(2) All applicants, described In 310 CMR 35.21(3)(a), shall comply with the
provisions of 310 CMR 35.20. Except as specifically provided elsewhere in
310 CMR 35.20, these applicants are also subject to the general provisions of
310 CMR 35.01 -35.09.
(3) As used throughout 310 CMR 35.20, the following terms shall have the
following meanings,unless the context clearly indicates otherwMR 35.02, which
(a) A IQp eu means an applicant, as defined by
seeks funding for a household hazardous wlasste¢collection event held between
September 1, 1985 and April 13, 1986, inclusive.
means a household
(b) H tseh Id hazard wa=(e_SIlLSrtionn�Yent which household
held within waste erood event, as defined by 310 CMR
310 CMR 35.21(3)(a). The 35.02, shall not
held ditain the period
or a subsequent event April 13 oj9scheduled
6, andeno such held
collection event shall be to be
e985 le for; f ndnt pursuant suail 13,
eligible for; funding pursuant to 310 CMR 35.20.
35.22: Eligible APPlsaria
Any city event,as definedt in 310 CMR 35.21(3)sha l be consiidered household
el eligible waste as town of
applicants pursuant pursuant to 310 CMR 35.20.
3 G3(I) DE ants
priorities En 310shall final determinations
CM R 35 05 and subject provisions of 3d10 CM RS 35. 03. the
12) The amount of each applicant's grant shall be an amount equal to fifty (50)
percent of the eligible program cost, subject to the limi[atinn that in no event
shall any grant exceed$48,000.
351 is Condltitin f r a { S wA cation the
(1) All applicants shall be required to provide as part of its application
following information: program costs
(a) A budgetary statement and documentation of all eligible p gr
incurred by the applicant in conducting its household hazardous of the
collection event.
(b) A statement of the amounts of wastes collected by category
numbers of households or individuals from which household hazardous waste
was collected. if any, of the activities described in 310 CMR
35 A )were cot u ted by the applicant.
35.17(2)were conducted by pV applications and for
(2) Compliance with the deadlines for DEM submitting pplic information or
responding to requests from the DEQE grant award.additional in comply n or
tis special
documentation conditions be a condition e considered grounds for declaring the applicant shall
this ablt receive eceiohs
ineligible to ry a grant.
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S. Russell SyIva
Commissioner
MEMORANDUM
TO: Grant Recipients ���✓
FROM: William F. Cass, Di e .p ��the Division of Solid and Hazardous Waste
DATE: October 10, 1986
SUBJECT: Household Hazardous Waste Grants Program - Operation Clean Sweep '86
As the Department of Environmental Management (DEM) has advised you, your
application has been accepted for funding under "Operation Clean Sweep '86."
This grants program is being managed by DEM with funding provided by the
Department of Environmental Quality Engineering (DEQE). The actual payment of
the grant is contingent upon your signing an Offer/Acceptance Agreement with
DEQE and upon your completion of certain reporting documents.
The necessary materials for you to request and receive payment may be found
in the contact Cynthia Bellamy ofFunding taffk at (617 ) 292_5848 any questions, you may
I appreciate your interest in the household hazardous waste issue and
congratulate you on this grant award.
execatthe, Olice,tie
grow/ Ze %a ertai annzerefa/. a/fr etrieeth
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Executive Office of Environmental Affairs
Department of Environmental Management
July 14, 1986
Mr . Peter J. McErlain
Health Agent
210 Main Street
Northampton MA 01060
Dear Mr. McErlain:
The Department of Environmental Management is pleased
to announce funding under "Operation Clean Sweep '86"
for household hazardous waste n ctionsbheldsdurinng85
fiscal year 1986, that is, tetcol
and June 30th, 1986.
The application of the Town of Northampton has been
accepted for funding under the pilot phase of the
program._..-NOr,thampton may receive a maximum award of
$3,982.50.
Congratulations on your award from "Operation Clean
Sweep '86" !
The Department of Environmental Quality Engineering,
which is providing funding for the program, will
contact you directly concerning the actual award of the
grant. Please be prepared to provide the DEQE with the
following:
1. a notarized copy of your bill to document
your actual community household hazardous
waste collection costs;
2. a statement of compliance with state
rights requirements (all program applicants
will be under review by MCAD) .
If you have any questions, please contact the program
manager for Operation Clean Sweep, Anita Flanagan, at
611-727-3260.
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Executive Office of Environmental Affairs
Department of Environmental Management
July 14, 1986
Mr . Peter J. McErlain
Health Agent
210 Main Street
Northampton MA 01060
Dear Mr . McErlain:
The Department of Environmental Miong Clean Sweep a86"
ement is to announce funding under
for household r 1 86, hats is, between September 1st , 1985
fiscal year 1986,
and June 30th, 1986.
The application of the Town of Northampton has been
accepted for funding under the pilot phase of the
program. Northampton may receive a maximum award of
$3,982.50.
Congratulations on your award from "Operation Clean
Sweep ' 86" 1
The Department of Environmental Quality Engineering,
which is providing funding for the program, wi
d of the
contact you directly prepared actua
thelDEQEr with the
grant. Please be prep p
following:
1. a notarized copy of your bill to document
your actual community household hazardous
waste collection costs;
2. a statement of compliance with state
rights requirements (all program applicants
will be under review by MCAD) .
If you have any questions, please contact the program
manager for Operation Clean Sweep, Anita Flanagan,
61'x-727-3260.
Sitjice rely,
mes Gutensohn
mmissioner
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