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DRAWS --EL. \� } I TrS, OG>E J NIPER iV ' O ` " ROL ENTER • A •� IL1 � :GL U _ a .__._ - s - WATER e TWO WAY \ �I U E ---•- 4 A Z A l. 1= A - �� PO U►�H A h1 E�5 15 n CONCRETE � � C1 „ OUTLET TO ��' �^-\ L E. L.V 1 c+� 1Y I A 3 �.7 . p ' I GRID YS;7E M '. ' S A M 1 D YEW (� 8' SOLID 31-� DIA. SALI ITARy .PYR hR I N-r .. \,- /� Ll8 LOUC SEWER AXUS CU•SPIDATA CAPITATA RECORD h 0 i p D A R L A N D A D I R LA A A OR COIJC. �� WROUGHT \� r C. I• 11If. 1. P, P 1 -t3 7t Q- 1 -'71 K) IRON A R C H I T E C T ' 4.23-71 111-rHl� STEi�S EXTRA / OYLS N ST NC CEMEUT HEAVY 9 B T O A B C. I. PIPE BOSTON. MASS. NO. 147 COI•J SU LT PLA5TE R \� � � i PLUMF,�ING \ ` DWG'S FOR PIPE SIZE \ DWG. BY ISSUEU E:CALE ( UWG NO. C. -M. NO. S C A L E 1 '�Z' NDOV,E D SCALE %2" - 8 O.C. \ EL.5.42' GASOLINE TRAP bA511J ` EA. VVAy a . �- � a e o e e .e MAIJF-IDLE COVE R �� - '.-- ti-s .._,o_-,• _y_ FRAME by GENI COUTR ' -- PIPIIJG 13y PLUM>� ER R .O . O P � PLA: l s •k 3g �t The A,ROEN ENPRO SERVICES, INC. Group August 16, 1993 l Mr. Leo E. Tremblay Director of Public Property City of Salem 1 Salem Green Salem, MA 01970 Reference: City of Salem Fire Department Headquarters 48 Lafayette Street i Salem, MA Dear Mr., Tremblay: ENPRO Services, Inc. (ENPRO), , has completed the installation of the 4 large diameter recovery well at the above subject property. Please refer to Attachment A of this correspondence. for review of our work and cost plan proposal to complete this work. Attachment B "T contains a copy of the invoice covering installation of the recovery well and associated work and services. Presented below is a projection of estimated costs to install a product and groundwater recovery and treatment system and the estimated costs for operation and maintenance (O&M) of same for a three month period: I. LABOR a. Installation and start-up of product and groundwater pump system. n/c b. Conduct system check, record data and collect samples in accordance with regulatory criteria. Environmental Analyst 4. 0 firs @ 45. 00/hr $ 180.00 Recovery 'Technician 4. 0 hrs @ 35. 00/hr $ 140. 00 Portable Photoionization Detector and Sampling supplies S 100.00 Per Inspection Sub-Total: $ 420. 00 Regulatory criteria for first month of operation requires seven (7) O&M inspections (Days: 1,2,4 and 6, and thereafter meekly) . O&M Inspections 7 @ 420.00/each First Month Sub-Total: $ 2,940.00 12 Mul!iken Way, Lord Timothy Dexter Industrial(-,reen. Newburyncrt, tv"ass2r.husetts 019503508) 465-1.59; F".X (508) 465-2050 - 24 HOUFS 4� The ARDEN ENPRO SERVICES, INC. Group Mr. Leo E. Tremblay August 16, 1993 Page 2 O&M inspections thereafter at twice per month. O&M Inspections 4 @ 420.00/each Following Two Month Sub-Total: $ 1, 680.00 TOTAL ESTIMATED LABOR COST FOR INITIAL THREE (3) MONTH O&M ACTIVITIES: $ 4,620. 00 II. COMPILATION AND SUBMITTAL OF REGULATORY O&M REPORTS TO MA DEP, SESD AND CITY OF SALEM Environmental Analyst 8. 0 hrs @ 45. 00/hr $ 360. 00 Project Manager QA/QC 4. 0 hrs @ 70.00/hr $ 280.00 Per Month Slab-Total: S 640.00 i TOTAL ESTIMATED COST FOR THREE MONTHS OF REPORTS: $ 1,920.00 III. Rental of automated explosion proof product recovery pump and groundwater depression pump. � Dual Pump System Per Month $ 3,,265.00 TOTAL ESTIMATED COST FOR THREE MONTH RENTAL: $ 9,795. 00 Cost to City of Salem for three Month rental: n/c , i i 12 MuHi ,yr 'rd i i„ c(,' i Ma �pr.0!,508p _ ;a _,?• �.,) ..�(;- ;K .i,..:i:��• _.o: '�,�ci,;� !��r,�P.f . ,,.. :�ii .f22'1. Ne;=.�b�ryvo:t. . .>sac u..L; ... �., _, .,:: ,.�... .. ;Sv"i� ,G': _ ,:f.� <<; 3RS The ARDEN ENPRO SERVICES, INC. Group Mr. Leo E. Tremblay August 16, 1993 Page 3 i IV. LABORATORY ANALYTICAL FEES FOR TESTING OF INFLUENT AND EFFLUENT SAMPLES IN ACCORDANCE WITH REGULATORY CRITERIA: i A. Day One EPA Test Method 8240 (volatiles) 3 tests @ 265.00/each $ 795. 00 EPA Test Method 418. 1 i (TPH by IR) 3 tests @ 110. 00/each $ 330. 00 Day One Sub-Total: $ 1,125.00* * Price includes 24 hour priority turnaround surcharge. B. Day Two, Four and Sint EPA Test Method 8020 (BTEX) 3 tests @ 150. 00/each $ 456.00 . 'EPA Test Method 418. 1 (TPH by IR) 3 tests @ 110.00/each $ 330. 00 Per Dares Sub-Total: $ 780. 00* Three Day Sub-Total: $ 2,340.00* * Price includes 24 hour priority turnaround surcharge. C. Three remaining weeks of first month EPA Test Method 8020 (BTEX) 3 tests @ 100. 00 $ 300. 00 EPA Test Method 418.1 (TPH by IR) 3 tests @ 15. 00 $ 225.00 Per Week Sub-Total: $ 525. 00 t Three Week Sub-Total: $ 1,575. 00 D. Second and third month i EPA Test Method 8020 (BTEX) 3 tests @ 100.00 $ 300. 00 EPA Test Method 418. 1 (TPH by IR) 3 tests @ 75.00 $ 225. 00 Two Month Sub-Total: S 1, 050. 00 12 Mulliken Way. Lord Timothy Dexter Industrial Green, Newruryport. Massachusetts 019501(508) 465-1595 FAX(508)465-2o50 - 24 HOURS i vG l c I � The ARDEN ENPRO SERVICES, INC. Group Mr. Leo E. Tremblay ii August 16, 1993 Page 4 i - i i TOTAL ESTIMATED ANALYTICAL COSTS FOR INITIAL THREE MONTH O&M ACTIVITIES• $ 6, 090.00. i i V. Purchase of 600 lbs. of granular activated carbon (GAC) and rental of GAC vessels, associated piping and fittings, silt filter, pressure gauges, sampling ports, flow meter, gate valves, etc. 300 lb. Vessel 2 @ $1,350. 00/each $2,700. 00 BASED UPON THE ABOVE FEE SCHEDULE, THE TOTAL O&M COSTS FOR THE INITIAL THREE MONTH PERIOD IS ESTIMATED AT FIFTEEN THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED AND THIRTY DOLLARS ($15,330. 00) AND IS SUMMARIZED IN THE FOLLOWING TABULATED FORMAT: I. O&M Labor $ 4, 620. 00 II. Reporting Details $ 1,920. 00 III. Recovery and Depression Unit Rentals N/C IV. Laboratory Fees $ 6, 090.00 V. Filtration Units $ 2,700.00 TOTAL: $15,330.00 Continued O&M activities of the groundwater recovery and treatment system in accordance with the above . fee schedule would incur additional monthly expenditures estimated as follows: A. Analytical $ 780.00 B. O&M Labor $ 840. 00 C. Reporting Details $ 640. 00 $ 2,260. 00 12 Mulliken ^lay, Lord Timothy Dexter Industrial Green. Newbury^ort, Massachunr;11F;01P5(1,'.'508) 165 15F45 FAX;508) 165-2050 - 24 HOURS r The ARDEN ENPRO SERVICES, INC. Group Mr. Leo E. Tremblay August 16, 1993 Page 5 i ENPRO is prepared to provide the product recovery and groundwater depression pump units at no charge for up to a six month period. Not included in any of the afore described OEM activities and/or associated costs are the following activities/items: A. Replacement of spent GAC at $675.00 per 300 lb. vessel B. Disposal of spent GAC at $570.00 per 300 lb. vessel C. Disposal of recovered free phase gasoline product at $365.00 per 55 gallon container D. Additional analytical fees for re-start-up of system should contamination breakthrough occur $1,125. 00 The above items are directly correlated to the volume and contaminant concentration of groundwater processed through the product recovery and GAC filtration system. These additional costs can not be accurately projected at this time. ENPRO proposes to invoice the City of Salem on a monthly basis in accordance with the fee schedules contained herein. Should any significant modifications and/or additional task orders be issued to ENPRO either by the Fire Department Headquarters, City of Salem or MA DEP, a written change order will first be required authorizing said work. Attachment C of this correspondence contains a copy of the City of Salem' s permit application and supporting information presented to South Essex Sewerage District (SESD) requesting authorization to discharge treated waters from the GAC filtration system to the sanitary sewerage system. Attachment D contains copies of correspondence submitted by ENPRO to MA DEP to date concerning the gasoline release at the Fire Department Headquarters. We will endeavor to keep all appropriate parties informed as per your request. Also in keeping with your request the following cost proposal is offered for consideration with regards to disposal management of the estimated one hundred (100) tons of virgin petroleum contaminated soils (PCS) currently stockpiled at the Fire Department Headquarters. 12 Milliken`Aiy. Lord Timothy Dexier Indu>Li21 green. �!^e;burdr.:^rt. �,<+ss.t cL'u,efL 01950i(4(,8) nr- +.59: FAX ;5^8) of 5--^_Q 0 - 24 HOURS nr y The ARDEN ENPRO SERVICES, INC. Group Mr. Leo E. Tremblay August 16, 1993 Page 6 sample collection, analytical testing (EPA Method 8240 and 418. 1) and procurement of the requisite MA DEP Bill of Lading (BOL) approving a rovin disposition of PCs at an approved asphalt batch/recycling plant. LUMP SUM $ 285. 00 Loading, transportation and disposal of PCs at a MA DEP approved asphalt batch/recycling plant. UNIT PRICE PER TORT $ 68. 00/ton The above cost is strictly contingent upon MA DEP approval of in- state recycling. As a licensed hazardous waste transporter and MA DEP approved oil and hazardous materials spill clean up contractor, ENPRO personnel are in full compliance with state and federal regulations, governing health and safety training and medical monitoring programs. Copies of our certificates of insurance, along with our Hazardous Waste .Transporter Licenses are available upon request. I trust the above is responsive to your needs. Should you have any questions or require additional information, please contact the undersigned directly. Thank you for considering ENPRO Services, Inc. for this project. Very truly yours, David A. Cowie Vice President of Operations DAC/das attachments dac. 573 12 Mulliken Wny. Lord Timothy Dex±er Industrial Men. Newburypo !. ! sar.Huseiis 01950!(508) 16-5-1595 FAX (508) 465-2U0 - 24 HOURS Y ATTACHMENT A . . ` The ADEN ENPR O SERVICES, INC. DRAFT Group August 6, 1993 City of Salem Purchasing Department One Salem green Salem, MA 01970 Attention: Mr. Dennis Daly, Purchasing -Agent Reference: Groundwater Remediation Fire Department Headquarters 48 Lafayette Street Salem, MA Dear Mr. Daly: EXPRO Services, Inc. (ENPRO) , has reviewed the information faxed from your office late yesterday afternoon concerning a petroleum release(s) at the above subject location. Based upon our cursory review of the data provided and our past experience with this type of situation, ENPRO proposes a phased approach to better address the City's fiscal concerns and regulatory obligations. Outlined below is the sequential approach proposed: 32M As Furnish and install a large diameter recovery well consisting of a 36" diameter slotted well screen and concrete riser and manway. STEP Hs Conduct pump test operations to determine recovery rates and to evaluate conditions and specify the appropriate groundwater recovery and treatment system, and components to meet with regulatory objectives. STEP Cs Provide the City with a detailed work and cost plan proposal for the design, installation operation and maintenance of a groundwater recovery and treatment system., Advise the City of moditications that may be appropriate to the Short Term Measure (STM) request and approval as submitted and approved by CEA GooRavironmentai Engineering Services Co. , and the Massachusetts Departaient of Environmental Protection (MA DXV) respectively. 12 Mufiiken Way.Lord Timothy Dexter industrial Green.Newburypori.Massachusetts 01950/(SO9)465•1695 FAY r Ps,465-2050-24 HOURS s . The DRAFT ARDEN PR O SERVICES, INC. Group City of Salem August 6, 1993 Page 2 €VZP Da Furnish and install a groundwater recovery and treatment system that will adequately address the regulatory 8TM requirements. operate and maintain the system is accordance with site specific regulatory criteria. STEPS A through C could be completed in a turnkey operation by EiJPRO within a not-to-exceed ceiling limit of seven to Tea Thousand Dollars ($7,000.00 to $10,000.00) . ENPRO has the necessary personnel and equipment resources to respond immediately, interface with the MA DEP and provide the City of Salem with a cost effective solution (a) . STEP D will be determined by the findings of STEPS A through C. It is important that STEP D is given the appropriate level of fore planning it deserves to minimize the possibility of system modifications and unnecessary future expenditures. �2he system should be designed and specified to ensure that it can manage the recovery rates (gpm) necessary to achieve the STM objectives. The system should also be designed for inclement winter months that lay ahead and it should be as unobtrusive as practically possible. Essentially many critical elements have to use factored in order to be cost efficient and environmentally effective. z.Lssuming a minimal recovery/flow rate of 5-15 gpm, a budgetary figure of an additional Ten to Fifteen Thousand Dollars 020,000.00 1:0 0150,000.00) might be expected to furnish, operate and maintain a basic system for a three to five month period. STEP C will allow for the City to evaluate our recommendations and actual cost plan for STEP D. As a licensed hazardous waste transportation company and MA DEP approved oil and hazardous materials spill clean up contractor, EXPRO personnel are in gull compliance with state and federal ?regulations, governing health and safety training and medical monitoring programs. Copies of our certificates of insurance, along with our Massachusetts Hazardous Waste Transportation License are attached. 12 Mulldcen Way.Lard Timothy Dexter Industrial Graon.Newburyporl,Massachusetts 019601(5081 466.1695 FAX(508)465-2050-24 HOURS Y _ M • • o The DRAFT A DEN ENPRO SERVICES, INC. Group City of Salem August 6, 1993 Page 3 I trust the above is responsive to your needs. Should you wish to schedule this work, please contact the undersigned directly. Thank you for considering SNPRO Services, Inc. for this project. 'very truly yours, David A. Cowie Vice President of Operations OAC/das Attachments dac.567 12 Multiken Way.Lord Timothy Dexter Industrial Green,Newburyport.Massachusetts 0195W(508)465.1SOS FAX(508)465.2050-24 HOURS ATTACHMENT B ENPRO services, inc. 12 Mulliken Way, Newburyport, Massachusetts 01950 TEL. (508) 465-1595 INVOICE 0$010--3 DATE: AUgUSt 16 , 1993 C:ity of 5a iem JOB NO. 1 ! 10-9 3 Purchasing Department PURCHASE ORDER NO. Salem Green Salem, MA 01970 CONTACT t or;n 1 Dal y L TERMS: Payment due upon receipt. An interest charge of l':% per month (18% per annum) will be charged on all invoices over 30 days. DESCRIPTION AMOUNT r°roject Location.: Fire Department Headquarters 48 Lafayet.-e Straet ! ! Sa 1 ern, M ! Az; per ENPR( ' s work and cost plan proposal :fated August 6 , 19 3, provided qua 1 i f i ed per tonne 1 , E-Iyla i parent matey- i a l ., to comp i ete the following cazk.s at the above ,r rsrenced location; 1 1 SlEP A; Furnish and install a large diameter recovery well -curls i st i rig of a '1 2 ' x . 36" slot..ed well screen with so i i d bott m, concrete riser and rranway .. I f ;EP 13: onuuct pump Lest operations to determine recovery ! e is es and to ev a l elate cord i t. .:ons and s°pec i f y theF appropriate jr jundwater recovery and treatment system., anrJ •;.emponer,ts to 1.110ec with reguiai.or'y objectives . I 1 C Provide the ''I ty with a Beta.•i i ed work ana cost plan i ` prcposa ' for the desi,4n, installation operations and maintenarcej ! ,Df ii yrjundwater recovery an-d tr£avment syst :advise the City I modifications that my be appropriate to the Short Term Measure l 1l requast and approva 1 a5 sLrhem t tted and approved by CEO, aerkr.viro.-ts;ienta i cnyirtet+ inn ..try ices Co. , anti the Massachusetts UeparLment of Environmentai Protection (MA DEP) respectively . 1:,U11MARY OF CHARGES ( See attat:hed worksheets- f-ur itemized detail ) : t.;gust 10 , 199:' L;Jmp SLIM ti b . 689 . 6Q r it last 1 I 1993 " � r g � Lump Sum $ .:. 4 o( . 9't AugLSt 12 , i993 Lump Sum $ 2 , 201 Aoqust i 3, ;99:: s urtip Sur, $ 4 , 7 1 i . 88 I. Sub-Total: $ 16 ,066 . 89 (APPROVED BY: Less Not-7o Exceed Credit . 6 ,066 . 8s ) SPAM OMNESS ipfWS WATIL.Mug$-TEL 455-M Should it be nacessary to employ outside services to collect any amount. it is specifically agreed that the customer will pay all such cost, including reasonable attorney's fees and court costs. TOTAL WHITE-CUSTOMER GOLDENROD-REMITTANCE COPY I " s City of Salem 1710 .01 Salem Fire Department Salem , MA Job #1710-93 _________________________________________________________________ August 10 , 1993 Tuesday 7:00 a .m . - 4 . 30 P .M . T . Murphy Supervisor 8 .00 Mr Reg @ 55 .00 440 .00 1 .50 Mr OT @ 75 .00 112 .50 D . Pelletier Operator 8 .00 Hr Reg @ 38 .00 304 .00 1 .50 Hr OT @ 52 .00 78 .00 D . Price Operator 8 .00 Hr Reg @ 38 .00 304 .00 1 .50 Hr OT @ 52 .00 78 .00 J . Lowell Operator 8 .00 Hr Reg @ 38 .00 304 .00 1 .50 Hr OT @ 52 .00 78 .00 Sub--Total 1698 .50 Utility Truck 1 .00 Day @ 200 .00 200 .00 Vacuum Truck (Stand by ) 1 .00 Day @ 440 .00 440 .00 John Deere 690 Excavator 0 .50 Day @ 632 .00 316 .00 Case 590 8ackhoe 1 .00 Day @ 360 .00 360 .00 HNU 101 1 .00 Day @ 80 .00 80 .00 Dump Truck w/Tag A Long 1 .00 Day @ 520 .00 520 .00 Mob/Demob JD 690 Lump Sum 190 .00 Mob Case 590 Lump Sum 70 .00 Sub-Total 2176 .00 6 Mil Polyethylene 1 .00 Roll @ 65 .00 65 .00 3/4 Stone 31 .95 Ton @ - 18 .00 575 . 10 24" Manway & Riser 1 .00 Each @ 375 .00 375 .00 12 ' x 36" Well Screen 1 .00 Each @ 1800 .00 1800 .00 Sub-Total 2815 .10 Total 6689 .60 i City of Salem 1710 .02 Salem Fire Department Salem , MA Job #1710-93 ----------------------------_-----__----------------_-------------- August 11 , 1993 Wednesday 8:00 a .m . - 5:30 p .m . T . Murphy Supervisor 8 .00 Hr Reg @ 55 .00 440 .00 1 .50 Hr OT @ 75 .00 112 .50 D . Price Operator - 8 .0 p 0 Hr Reg @ 38 .00 304 .00 1 .50 Hr OT @ 52 .00 78 .00 D . Pelletier Rec . Tech . 8 .00 Hr Reg @ 35 .00 280 .00 1 .50 Hr OT @ 48 .00 72 .00 Sub-Total 1286 .50 Utility Truck 1 .00 Day @ 200 .00 200 .00 Case 590 Backhoe 1 .00 Day @ 360 .00 360 .00 Core Drill 0 .50 Day @ 50 .00 25 .00 Plate Compactor 1 .00 Day @ 125 .00 125 .00 Compressor w/Hammer 0 .50 Day @ 190 .00 95 .00 Sub-Total 805 .00 Processed Gravel 33 .31 Ton @ 11 .00 366 .41 Sub-Total 366 .41 Total 2457 .91 City of Salem 1710 .03 Salem Fire Department Salem , MA Job #1710-93 _---------------------------------------------- August 12 , 1993 Thursday 7:00 a .m . - 4 `•30 p .m . T . Murphy Supervisor 8 .00 Hr Reg @ 55 .00 440 .00 1 .50 Hr OT @ 75 .00 112 .50 D . Price Operator 8 .00 Hr Reg @ 38 .00 304 .00 1 .50 Hr OT @ 52 .00 78 .00 D . Pelletier Rec . Tech . 8 .00 Hr Reg @ 35 .00 280 .00 1 .50 Hr OT @ 48 .00 72 .00 Sub-Total 1286 .50 Utility Truck 1 .00 Day @ 200 .00 200 .00 Case 590 Backhoe 1 .00 Day @ 360 .00 360 .00 Plate Compactor 1 .00 Day @ 125 .00 125 .00 Interface Probe 1 .00 Day @ 80 .00 80 .00 Sub-Total 765 .00 Piping Supplies Lump Sum 150 .00 Sub-Total 150 .00 Total 2201 .50 City of Salem 1710 .04 Salem Fire Department Salem , MA Job #1710-93 -------------------------------------------------------------------- August 13 , 1993 Friday 7:00 a .m . -- 3:30 p .m . T . Murphy Supervisor 8 .00 Hr Reg @ 55 .00 440 .00 0 .50 Hr OT @ 75 .00 37 .50 D . Price Operator 8 .00 Hr Reg @ 38 .00 304 .00 0 .50 Hr OT @ 52 .00 26 .00 D . Pelletier Rec . Tech . 8 .00 Hr Reg @ 35 .00 280 .00 0 .50 Hr OT @ 48 .00 24 .00 Sub-Total 1111 .50 Utility Truck 1 .00 Day @ 200 .00 200 .00 Case 590 Backhoe 1 .00 Day @ 360 .00 360 .00 Plate Compactor 1 .00 Day @ 125 .00 125 .00 Interface Probe 1 .00 Day @ 80 .00 80 .00 Demob Case 590 Lump Sum 70 .00 Mob/Subsequent Demob 4600 Gallon Tanker Lump Sum 140 .00 Sub-Total 975 .00 4600 Gallon Tanker Rental 8/13 -- 8/20/93 8 .00 Day @ 85 .00 680 .00 Sub-Total 680 .00 Processed Gravel 25 .58 Ton @ 11 .00 281 .38 Sub--Total 281 .38 Electrical : A . Osgood Electrician 20 .00 Hr Reg. @ 50 .00 1000 .00 G . Pappas Elec . Asst . ' 20 .00 Hr Reg @ 30 .00 600 .00 Sub--Total 1600 .00 Electrical Supplies Lump Sum 750 .00 Sub-Total 750 .00 Total 4717 .88 , ATTACHMENT C Page 1 of 15 FOR SESD USE ONLY Reference No . SOUTH ESSEX SEWERAGE DISTRICT 50 FORT AVENUE , P . O . BOX 989 SALEM , MASSACHUSETTS 01970 - WASTEWATER DISCHARGE PERMIT APPLICATION SECTION A - GENERAL INFORMATION 1 . Business Name of Applicant : City of Salem Applicant is (check one) ( ) Corporation , ( ) Partnership (X) Other If Corporation : State of Incorporation : Date of Incorporation : Names of Officers : If '. Partnership : Names of Partners : If Other : Names (s) of Principal (s) : 2 . F a c i l i t y A d d r e s s • City of Salem Fire Department Headquarters, 48 Lafayette Street, Salem, PIA 01970 3 . The facility is (check one) : ( ) ..Owned , ( ,',0 Leased by the Applicant If .tht� facility is not owned by the Applicant , insert owners ' s name and address : City of Salem, Public Property Department, 1 Salem Green, Salem, MA 01970 Attn: A'Ir. Leo E. Tremblay, Inspector of Buildings Page 2 of 15 i 4 . Mailing Address ( if different from facility address) : City of Salem, Public Property Department, 1 Salem Green, Salem, MA 01970 Attn: Mr. Leo E. Tremblay, Inspector of Buildings 5 . Name and Title of Authorized , Representative of the Applicant : N a m e : David A. Cowie, ENPRO Services,Inici t 1 e ° Vice President of Operations Tel ephone No . (508) 465-1595 6 . Check one : ( ) Existing Discharge ; (X) Proposed Discharge If proposed discharge , anticipated date of initial discharge : Monday, Augrust 16, 1993 Note_.to Author_ized__Represen.t_a_tive : In accordance with Title 40 of the Code of Federal Regulations Part 403 , Section 403 . 14 and Massachusetts General Laws Chapters 21 and 27 , information and data provided in this questionnaire .which identifies the nature and frequency of discharge shall be available to the public without restriction . Requests .for. confidential treatment of other information shall be governed by , . procedures specified in 40 CFR Part 2 and 360 CMR 10 . 008 . Should a discharge permit be issued for your facility , the information suppl .ed by yo.0 in this application will be used to prepare the permit . The Applicant hereby applies to the South Essex Sewerage District for a--Wastewater Discharge Permit to discharge wastewater to the,-SESD sewer system . The Applicant acknowledges that any Permit issued will be governed by the South .Essex Sewerage District Sewer Use Regulations and applicable federal and state laws and regulations . I , the undersigned Authorized Representative of the Applicant , have personally examined and am familiar with the information submitted in this document and attachments . I believe that the submitted information is true , accurate and complete . I am aware that there are significant penalties for submitting false information , including the possibility of fine and/or imprisonm nt . Appl i•ca.nt ° Date Signature of Authorized Re esentative f Page 3 of 15 SECTION B - PRODUCT OR SERVICE_.__IN_F0_R_MATI.0_N 4 1 . Check all activities which are present at your facility : ( ) Electroplating/Metal Finishing ( ) Food or Beverage Processing ( ) Foundry/Machine Shop ( ) Medical Care ( ) Battery Manufacturing ( ) Laboratory (R & D) ( ) Porcelain Enameling ( ) Military ( ) Electronics/PC Boards ( ) Painting/Finishing ( ) Inorganic Chemicals _ (X) Repair Shop/Garage ( ') Pharmaceuticals Manufacturing ( ) Residential ( ) Steam/Electric Power Generation (X) Office Units/FKYffANX$KyPXs ( ) Timber Products ( ) Equipment Cleaning/Washing " ( ) Leather. Tanning ( ) Other (Specify Below) Truck Wash N 2 . Give a brief description of all processes and unit operations .including primary products or services . Not Applicable other than information presented in Attachment A. 3 . Do-.you have a copy of the SESD Sewer Use Regulations Yes X No 4 . Indicate applicable Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) Code (s) for all processes : ( If more than one applies , list ,in descending, order of importance . Attach additional sheets if necessary . ) Not Applicable a . b . c . d . e . f • 5 . Listiraw materials . (Attach additional sheets if necessary . ) Include all liquids which are used or stored in containers which have a capacity of greater than 5 gallons : Raw Material Quantity _Used.Pe_rr Year Not Applicable SCTION C: NOT APPLICABLE Other than information presented in Attachment A. Page 4 of 15 SECTION C -PLANT OPERATIONAL CHARACTERISTICS 1.. Shift Information : (a) number of shifts per work day : 1 2 3 (c) average number of employees per shift : 1st 2nd 3rd 2 Is operation subject to seasonal variation? yes no (a) seasonal maximum Waste flow gpd during months of (b) seasonal- minimum waste flow gpd during months of 3 . Does operation shut down for vacation , maintenance , or other reasons? yes no (a) If yes , indicate period when shutdown occurs : � 4 . Are m,a.Jor process discharges : batch continuous both batch continuous Aa ) Average number of batches per work day : i5 . Are a!:ny process changes or expansions planned during the next two (2 ) years that would alter wastewater volumes or characteristics? Consider production processes , as well as air or water pollution processes . yes no If yes , briefly describe these changes and their effects on the wastewater volume and characteristics : (Attach additional sheets if 6 . A-re any materials or water reclamation systems in use or planned? yes no If yes , briefly describe recovery processes , substances rmcovered , : ' | ^ ! percent recovered and the concentration in the spent solution . Submit � flow diagram for each process . (Attach additional sheets if needed . ) ^ . . / �f [ ' \ 7 . Is a Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasure Plan and/or Toxic � \ Organic Management Plan (TOMP) prepared for the facility? � � { l yea / ) Do If yea , attach copy . If no , attach explanation , . � � � . [ 1 ' | Page 5 of 15 SECTION D - WATER._CO:NSUMPTIO_N 1 . Water sources (check all that apply) . ( ) MWRA (X) City/Town ( ) Private Well ( ) Surface Water ( ) Private Contract ( ) Other (specify) ; 2 . Name on t h e water b ill • Not Applicable to the City of Salem 3 . Water service account number (s) (Attach additional sheets if necessary) . Not applicable to the City of Salem (1) (2) (3) (4.) (5) (6) Attach actual copies of water bills for each meter . 4 . If water is supplied by landlord , give name and address of landlord . Not Applicable 5 .,' ' . List past twelve months water consumption from water bills : Not Applicable to the City of Salem (a) .1st 6 month period , 19 (b) 2nd 6 month period , 19 Un-its are in : C ) gpd ( ) cf ( ) 100 cf ( ) Other (specify) : (c) Volume from other sources : gallons per day . 6 . Describe any water treatment ' or water conditioning processes utilized . Describe maintenance - i . e . backwash/regeneration , etc . Not Applicable - Other than information presented in Attachment A. - Page 6 of 15 P I See Attachment B 9 I SECTION. E - S_A.NIT_ARY_._SE_WER._._AND C0MBINED_.__S_EW.ER C_ONN_ECTI0N INFORMATION 1 . List f-acil .ity sewer connections ( assign a sequential connection number to each sewer connection starting with No . 1) . If more than 3 , attach additional connection information on another sheet of 8 1/2 X 11 Paper . Connection Descriptive Location of Sewer Average _Number _ Sewer Size C_o_nnec_tion or Di_s_charye._._P_0int F1_9w ( inches) (Name of stre.et , buildings , etc . ) (gpd) #1 j #2 #3 i2 . Attach a scaled drawing of the complex , if available , showing locations of sewers referenced in E-1 . Show location of sampling points for sewers and Standard Industrial Category process effluents before and after pretreatment . For reference and field orientation , buildings , streets , alleys , and other pertinent physical structures should be included . See Attachment B 3 . Are any new connections or changes planned for the next two (2) years? If so , describe and show on drawing (s) . See Attachment A , 4 . Attach an up-to-date as built drawing for any pretreatment system . See Attachment A i :; r. . SFCTION F: Not applicable other than informatoin presented in Attachment A Page 7 of 15 SECTION F - WASTEWATER INFORMATION 1 . Quantities in the table below may be expressed in the followin' units ; check the units you will use and complete the table below : ( ) gallons per day ( ) cubic feet per day ( ) percent of total daily usage . Discharge Location S . D. */ No Sanitary Sewer Surface Dis- Other Usage Type Quantity P.re_t_r.e._atmen.t Connection No . Water_ ___ charge (_S_P_e c i f y Yes No 1 2 3 Other ..._...._.. _ 'Sanitary O O O O O O * * *Process O O O O O O O * * "Process O O O O O O O CW-Contam . O O O O O O O CW-Uncont . O O O O O O O Boiler B/D O O O O O O O In Product O O O O O O (') Other (specify) : *S . D . - Storm Drain * *Sanitary (domestic) wastewater may be estimated based on 15 GPD per employee . * * *Process wastewater regulated by Federal Categorical Standards . * * * *Process wastewater not regulated by Categorical Standards . CW : Cooling ; Water , B/D : Blowdown 2 . Seasonal , batch , and intermittent discharges . Check applicable spaces . Quantity Discharge to Fre uency _(check one) per Discharge Pretreatment Connection . No* r Type Daily Weekly Monthly Yea_rl_y_ ( I-nch_Units) Yes No 1 2 3 Other -.._.-............. Boiler blowdown O O O O O O O O O Cooling System �._. . blowdown O O O O O O O 0 - 0 - Plant washdown O O O O O O O O O Equipment washdown O O O O O O O O O is Spent i chemical solut,ionsO O O O O O O O O Backwash Other ( Specify) *Box numbers 1 , 2 , 3 correspond to connection numbers in Section E . If more than 3 connections to sanitary sewer , enter the proper connection in "other" column . Page 8 of 15 , SECTION G - WASTEWATER_PRETREATMENT 1 . Is . there any form of pretreatment (see list below) practiced at this facility? M yes ( ) no For each waste stream treated before discharge , check the appropriate spaces for types of pretreatment used at this facility : Waste Stream Identification Sewer Reference' Number for Section E 1 2 3 Other - Gas/0 i 1 Separator* * . . . . . . . . . ( ) ( ) ( ) One Gasoline 'Trap Grease Trap . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ( ) ( ) ( ) Screen/Grit Removal . . . . . . . . . ( } ( } ( ) Sedimentation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ( ) ( ) ( ) Filtration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ( ) ( ) ( ) Centrifuge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ( ) ( ) ( ) Chemical Addition* . . . . . . . . . . ( ) ( ) ( ) Neutralization/pH Adjustment ( ) ( ) ( ) Biological .`.: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ( ) ( ) ( ) Equalization . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ( ) ( ) ( ) Silver Recovery . Ion Exchange . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ( ) ( ) ( ) Other (specify) * . . . . . . . . . . . ( ) ( ) ( ) F Specify : * * Provide drawing or sketch of gas/oil separator and include references to applicable plumbing codes followed . Not applicable other than information presented in Attachment A 2 . Has the Mass DEP (Department of Environmental Protection) graded your pretreatment facility? Yes No 2a . If yes , what grade? 2b . List the name , grade and certificate number of all operators certified by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to operate the Pretreatment System . 3 . Is any form of pretreatment planned for this facility within the next three (3) years? ( ) yes ( ) no 4 . Please furnish process flow diagram for each existing or planned pret,reatment system . Include process equipment ( including vendor , brand name ; and model , if known) , by-products ; by-product disposal methods , concentrations , waste and by-product volumes , design and operating conditions . 5 . Furnish a list of all active environmental permits that apply to this site . 6 . Furnish a list of any environmental citations or penalties issued to the address shown on this permit application . Page 9 of 15 SECTION H - NON-DISCHARGED WASTES 1 . Are any waste liquids or sludges removed from this facility/site? ( yes O no If yes , these may best be described and quantified as : Ty_pe Estimated_Gallons/Year ( ) Waste Solvent (. ) Waste Product (X) 0 i 1 500 maximum per year ( ) Grease ( ') Pretreatment Sludge ( ) Inks/Dyes C...) Thinner ( ) Paints ( ) Acids and Alkalies ( ) Plating Wastes ( ) Pesticides ( ) Other (specify) State-Regulated Oil Waste from Truck Oil Changes is the only routine waste generated at the Fire Department Headquarters. 2 . . ' Does your company remove the above wastes from the facility? (") yes 05no If no , state the name (s) and address (es) of all waste h'auler (s) . NAME ADDRESS Bill Murphy Waste Oil P.O. Box 262, Woburn, MA 01801-0462 (tel. (617) 933-4928) Hauler Permit No . ( if applicable ) : Hauler Permit No . ( if applicable) : MAD000358655 Attach a copy of the most recent Hazardous Waste Manifest . See Attachment C 3 . Are any sludges , liquids , etc . placed with trash for disposal ? ( ) IIYes (X) no Describe .l If yes , describe the substances and state the name and address of' waste hauler and landfill used . �I SECTION I: Not applicable other than informatoin presented in Attachment A Page 10 of 15 SECTION I - CHARA_CTCRJST_ICS__QF DISCHARGES 1 . If any wastewater analyses have been performed on the wastewat�:r discharges from your facilities , attach a copy of the most recent data to this application . Be sure to include the date of the analysis , name of laboratory performing the analysis and locations (s) from which sample (s) were taken ( attach sketches , plans , etc . as necessary) . 2 . Please indicate by placing an "X" in the appropriate box by each listed chemical whether it is "Suspected - to be Present" , or "Known to. be Present" in your manufacturing or service activity or generated as a byproduct . Some compounds are known by other names . ITEM SUSPECTED KNOWN N 0' --- --_C D N S T I T U E N.T... --- -..... - —---�R_R_E..S-E.N:T--_......._�_—:P_R E._S.E.N_T VOLATILES 002 a c r o I e i n ( ) ( } 003 acryloni,trile ( ) ( ) 004 benzene ( ) ( ) 047 bromoform ( ) ( ) 006 carbon tetrachloride ( ) ( ) 007 clil orobenzene ( ) ( } 051. chlorodibromomethane ( ) ( ) Olt'- .,chlor.oethane ( ) ( } 019 P-chl.oroethylvinyl ether ( } ( ) 023 chloroform ( ) ( ) 048 dichlorobromomethane ( ) ( } 013 1 , 1-dichloroethane ( ) ( ) 029 1 , 1-dichloroethylene ( ) ( ) 010. 1 , 2-dichloroethane ( ) ( ) 032 1 , 2-dichloropropane ( } ( } 033 1 , 3-dichloropropylene ( ) ( ) 038 ethylbenzene ( ) ( ) 046 methyl bromide ( ) ( ) 045 methyl chloride ( ) ( ) 044 methylene chloride ( ) ( ) ,015 1 1 2 2-tetrach loroethane ( ) ( ) 085 tetrachlorethylene ( ) ( ) 086 toluene 030 1 , 2-trans-dichloroethylene ( ) ( ) 011 1 , 1 , 1-trichloroethane ( ) ( ) 014 1 , 1 , 2-trichloroethane ( ) ( ) 087 trichloroethylene ( ) ( ) 088 'vinyl chloride ( ) ( ) i 1 i Page 11 of 15 SECTION 1 - CH_AR_ACTERISTICS_.OF_DISCH_ARGES (CONT . ) ITEM SUSPECTED KNOWN PRESENT PRESENT _.._ PRE_SENT N-O-'=------CONSTITUENT_ - - i ACID COMPOUNDS 024 2-chlorophenyl ( ) ( ) 031 2 , 4-dichlorophenol ( ) ( ) 034 2 , 4-dimethylphenol ( ) ( ) 060 4 , 6-dinitro-o-cresol 059 2 , 4-dinitrophenol ( ) ( ) 057 2-nitrophenol ( ) ( ) 058 4-nitrophenol ( ) ( ) 022 p-chloro-m-cresol ( ) ( ) 064 pentachlorophenol ( ) ( ) 065 phenol ( ) ( ) 021 2 , 4 , 6-trichlorophenol ( ) ( ) BASE/NEUTRAL 001 acenaphthene ( ) ( ) 077 acenaphthylene ( ) ( ) 078 anthracene ( ) ( ) 005 b e n z i d i n e ( ) ( ) `• 072 benzo (a) anthracene ( ) ( ) 073 benzo ( a) pyrene ( ) ( ) 074 3 , 4-benzofluoranthene ( ) ( ) 079 benzo (ghi ) perylene 075 benzo (k) fluoranthene ( ) ( ) 043 bis (2-chloroethoxy) methane ( ) ( ) 018 bis (2-chloroethyl ) ether ( ) ( ) 042 bis (2-chloroisopropyl ) ether ( ) ( ) 066 bis (2-ethylhexyl ) phthalate ( ) ( ) 041 4-bromophenyl phenyl ether ( ) ( ) 067 butylbenzyl phthalate ( ) ( ) 020 2-chloronaphthalene 040 4-chlorophenyl phenyl ether ( ) ( ) 076 chrysene ( ) ( ) 082 dibenzo (a , h) anthracene ( ) ( ) 025 1 , 2-dichlorobenzene ( ) ( ) f 026 1 , 3-dichlorobenzene ( ) ( ) 027 1 , 4-dichlorobenzene ( _ ) ( ) i ► 028 3 , 3-dichlorobenzidine ( ) ( ) 070 diethyl phthalate 071 dimethyl phthalate ( ) ( ) I t i , . - ' Page 12 of 15 ITEM SUSPECTED, , KNOWN CONSTITUENT PRESENT PRESENT ' � ' i ( ' 068 di -h-butyl phthalate | ' 035 2 , 4-dinitrotnluene [ } { } > � 038 2 , 6-dinitrotoluane / 069 di -n-octyl phthalate 037 1 , 2-diphenylhydrazine ' (as azobenzono) 039 flUoranthene ( } ( } ) � 090 fluorone ! 009 hexaohlurobenrene | / 053 hexachlorubutadiene 053 hoxachlorocyclopentadiene \ 012 hexachloroethana 083 indeno (1 , 2 , 3-cd) pyrene | 054 joophorone ^ 055 naphthalene 056 ni benzene ! 061 N-nitrosodimethylamine / | 063 ' N-nitrosodi -n-propylamine ' -niirosodiphenylamine 0.81 phenanthrene )A4 ( } [ ) � u � pyrene , 008 1 , 2 , 4-trichlorobenzene PESTICIDES ' | � ' ' 089 a] drin 107 �l �MC ( l ( }a p a- 103 beta-BMC 104 gamma-DHC � I05 delta-8HC � 091 chlordane � 092 4 , 4 ' -DDT � 093 4 , 4v -0DE � 094 4 , 4 ' -0D0 090 dieldrin 095 al ha e dosulfan p - n 096 beta-andosulfan | 097 endo�ulfah sulfate � / 0'98 endrin 099 ehdrin aldehyde / lDO heptachlor i IOI heptachlor epoxide I06 PC8-I242 107 PCB-1254 . 108 PCB-1271" ( } { Y 109 PCB-1232 | Page 13 of 15 SECTION 1 - CHA-RAC.TE_RIS_TIC_S OF DISCHARGES (CONT . ) i ITEM SUSPECTED KNOWN N4 . CONSTITUENT --------- PRESENT - - PRESENT ........ ._ . ._ .... --- - PESTICIDES_CONT. 110 PCB-1248 ( ) ( ) 111 PCB-1260 ( ) ( ) 112 PCB-1016 ( ) ( ) 113 toxaphene ( ) ( ) i M E T A L S_2.—C_Y-A N_I D E__&._P H_E_N. L S 114 Antimony , Total ( ) ( ) 115 Arsenic , Total ( ) ( ) 139 Boron ( ) ( ) 118 Cadmium , Total ( ) ( ) 119 Chromium , Total ( ) ( ) 120 Copper , Total ( ) ( ) 122 Lead, Total ( ) ( ) 123 Mercury , Total 124 Nickel , Total ( ) ( ) 125 Selenium , Total ( ) ( ) 126 Silver , Total ( ) ( ) 128 Zinc , Total ( ) ( ) 121 Cyanide , Total ( ) ( ) 140 Phenols , Total ( ) ( ) HAZARDOUS -SUBSTANCES 089 Acetaldehyde ( ) ( ) 090 Allyl alcohol ( ) ( ) 091 Allyl chloride ( ) ( ) 004 Ammonia 092 Amyl acetate ( ) ( ) 076 Aniline ( ) ( ) 093 Benzonitrile ( ) ( ) 094 Benzyl chloride 095 Butyl acetate ( ) ( ) 096 Butylamine ( ) ( ) 097 Captan ( ) ( ) 098 Carbaryl ( ) ( ) 099 Carbofuran ( ) ( ) 070 Carbon disulfide ( ) ( ) 101 Chlorpyrifos ( ) ( ) 102 Coumaphos ( ) ( ) 103 Cresol ( ) ( ) 104 Crotonaldehyde 105 Cyclohexane ( ) ( ) 106 2 , 4-D (2 , 4-Dichlorophenoxy acetic acid) ( ) ( ) L _ h Page 14 of 15 SECTION 1 - CHARACTERISTICS ,OF _DISCHARGES (CONT . ) ITEM SUSPECTED KNOWN NO . ;CONSTITUENT _PRESENT �� PRESENT HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES CONT . 107 Diazinon ( ) ( ) 108 Dicamba ( ) ( ) 109 Dichlobenil ( ) ( ) 110 D i c h 1 o n e ( ) ( ) 111 2 , 2-Dichloropropionic acid ( ) ( ) 112 Dichlorvos ( ) ( ) 113 Diethyl amine ( ) ( ) 114 Dimethyl amine ( ) ( ) 115 Dinitrobenzene ( ) ( ) 116 Dioxin ( ) ( ) 117 D.iquat ( ) ( ) 118 Disulfoton ( ) ( ) 119 D i u r o n ( ) ( ) 120 Epichlorohydrin ( ) ( ) 121 Ethion ( ) ( ) 122 Ethylene diamine ( ) ( ) 123 Ethylene dibromide ( ) ( ) 124 Formaldehyde ( ) ( ) 125 " Furfural ( ) ( ) 017 Guthion ( ) ( ) 126 Isoprene ( ) ( ) 127 Isopropanolamine Dodecylbenzene- sulfonate ( ) ( ) 128 Kelthane ( ) ( ) 129 Kepone ( ) ( ) 021 Malathion ( ) ( ) - 130 Mercaptodimethur ( ) ( ) 024 Methoxychlor ( ) ( ) 023 "Methyl mercaptan ( ) ( ) 131 Methyl methacrylate ( ) ( ) 132 Methyl parathion ( ) ( ) 133 Mevinphos ( ) ( ) 134 Mexacarbate ( ) ( ) 135 Monoethyl amine ( ) ( ) 136 Monomethyl amine ( ) ( ) 137 Naled ( ). 138 Naphthenic acid ( ) ( ) 139 Nitrlotoluene ( ) ( ) 030 Parathion ( ) ( ) 140 Phenolsulfonate ( ) ( ) 141 phosgene ( ) ( ) 142 9 ProP ar ite ( ) ( ) 143 Propylene oxide ( ) ( ) 144 Pyrethrins ( ) ( ) 145 Quinoline ( ) ( ) 146 Resorcinol ( ) ( ) Page 15 of 15 SECTION 1 - CHARACTERI_S_TICS.__0_F.___D.ISCH.ARG_E_S (C0NT . ) ITEM SUSPECTED KNOWN N0_ CONSTITUENT PRESENT ___P_R_ESE_NT HAT.ARDOUS SUBSTANCES_CONT . 147 Strychnine ( ) ( ) 075 Styrene ( ) ) 148 2 , 4 , 5-T (2 , 4 , 5-Trichloro- phenoxyacetic acid) ( ) ( ) 149 TDE (Tetrachlorodiphenyl - ethane) ( ) ( ) 150 2 , 4 , 5-TP [2- (2 , 4 , 5-Trichloro- PY P P henox ro anoic acid] ( ) ( ) 151 Trichlorofan. ( ) ( ) 152 Triethanolamine dodecyl - benzenesulfonate ( ) ( ) 153 Triethylamine ( ) ( ) 154 Trimethylamine ( ) ( ) 072 Vinyl acetate ( ) ( ) 155 Xy1ene ( ) ( ) 156 Xylenol ( ) ( ) k � Ii The ARDENENPRO j SERVICES, INC. Group i ATTACHMENT A Request for Discharge of Treated Water to Sanitary Sewerage System 12 Mulliken Way, Lord Timothy Dexter Industrial Green. Newburyport, Massachusetts 01950/(508) 465-1595 FAX (508)465-2050 - 24 HOURS Eb The ' ARDEN ENPRO SERVICES, INC. Group August 13 , 1993 Mr. Raymond Bouchard x Assistant Director for Support Services South Essex Sewerage District 50 Fort Avenue P.O. Box 989 Salem, MA 01970 rL k Reference: Request for Discharge of Treated Water to Sanitary Sewerage System Project Location: City of Salem Fire Department Headquarters 48 Lafayette Street, Salem, MA Dear Mr. Bouchard: ENPRO Services, Inc. (ENPRO) , has recently been engaged by the City of Salem to conduct certain environmental response actions r concerning a reported release of approximately 1, 300 gallons of _gasoline at the above subject property. The response actions tasked to ENPRO constitute by definition of the Department of Environmental Protection a Short Term Measure (STM) that is being taken to abate an imminent hazard at a Confirmed Disposal Site. Commencing earlier this week, ENPRO has furnished and installed a large diameter recovery well consisting of a 36A1 diameter slotted well screen complete with concrete access riser and manway. The recovery well has been installed in the immediate area of the former 1, 000 gallon capacity gasoline underground storage tank (UST) at a depth of approximately nineteen feet. Please refer to Attachment A for review of diagram illustrating construction of the Recovery Well. In an effort to prevent migration of the gasoline release, ENPRO intends to install a dual pump system to recover and treat groundwater in and around the area of concern. The dual pump system is comprised of two separate pump units. One pump (scavenger) is designed to float on the surface of the water and recovery free phase floating product that may be present over 1/811 in thickness. The second pump (depression) installed beneath the water table, is designed to pump groundwater and create a cone of depression. drawing free phase and dissolved product back to the recovery well. The scavenger unit pumps free product directly to a holding tank/drum for ultimate disposal at an approved receiving facility. The depression unit pumps to an on-site treatment system. Essentially the treatment system is comprised of a silt filter, flow meter, sampling ports and two 300 lb. vessels (in series) containing liquid phase granular activated carbon (GAC) . i Please refer to Attachment B for review of a diagram illustrating the process flow of the Treatment System. 12 Mulliken Way, Lord Timothy Dexter Industrial Green, Newburyport, Massachusetts 01950/(508) 465-1595 FAX (508)465-2050 - 24 HOURS F� - i The ARDEN ENPRO SERVICES, INC. Group i Mr. Raymond Bouchard August 13 , 1993 Page 2 Discharge of treated effluent waters from the groundwater filtration system to the sanitary sewerage system at an average i flow rate not-to-exceed 15 gallons per minute (gpm) is requested for a period of up to six (6) months commencing Monday, August 16, 1993. The connection of the effluent pipeline from the treatment system will be made at the garage floor drain influent pipe to the existing Gasoline Trap located immediately outside the garage bay doors. The treatment system will be located immediately inside the same garage bay doors. The Gasoline Trap provides an added measure to ensure that no free product is discharged to the sewerage system. Discharge of treated effluent waters to the storm drain system by condition of either an NPDES Per mit Exclusion ion and/or NPDE S Permit I would entail considerable work and expenditure by the City of Salem. The additional permitting, construction work and associated monetary expense will not be necessary with South Essex Sewerage District (SESD) approval to discharge treated water to the sanitary sewerage system. Proposed Standard Operation and Maintenance (SOM) Conditions for Discharge to SESD are Proposed as Follows: 1. The discharge shall not contain contaminant concentrations in excess of water quality standards presented herein and/or those adopted by South Essex Sewerage District (SESD) and the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection (MA DEP) . 2 . The discharge shall not contain oil in concentrations which will cause a sheen (as defined in 40 CFR 110) on the surface water. 3 . The permittee (City of Salem) shall discharge only treated groundwater. No other waste shall be introduced into the treatment system. 4 . The permittee shall allow an authorized member of SESD and/or MA DEP access for the purpose of collecting information, examining records, collecting samples, or undertaking any other actions that may -be necessary in connection with operation of the system. 5. The permittee shall comply with all reasonable ..conditions stipulated by SESD and/or MA DEP. 12 Mulliken Way, Lord Timothy Dexter Industrial Green, Newburyport, Massachusetts 01950/(508) 465-1595 FAX (508)465-2050 -24 HOURS The ARDEN ENPRO SERVICES, INC. Group Mr. Raymond Bouchard August 13 , 1993 Page 3 6. The permittee shall not make any significant alteration in the configuration or operations of the extraction, treatment and discharge system without first obtaining approval from SESD and MA DEP. 7 . GAC vessels shall be installed in series. 8. All grit, oil, sludge or other wastes which result from the operation of the treatment system shall be disposed of at an approved receiving facility. 9 . The permittee shall provide sufficient security to prevent vandalism to the extraction, treatment and discharge system. 10. Samples shall be taken from the treatment system influent, primary carbon vessel effluent, and treatment system effluent in accordance with the schedule outlined in the following table. sampling Sampling Analytical ,, Period Frequency Method First Day Hourly headspace screening for first 5 hours of treat- Portable VOC Meter ment system operation or Portable GC Laboratory samples collected VOC EPA Method after 5 hours of treatment 624 and TPH by system operation IR Method 418 . 1 2 4 h o u r turnaround Remainder of the Week Day 2 , 4 and 6 VOC EPA Method 602 and TPH by IR Method 418 . 1 24 hour turnaround Remainder of First Month Weekly VOC EPA Method 602 and TPH by IR-Method 418. 1 5 day turnaround 12 Mulliken Way, Lord Timothy Dexter Industrial Green, Newburyport, Massachusetts 01950/(508) 465-1595 FAX(508)465-2050 - 24 HOURS m The ARDEN ENPRO SERVICES, INC. Group Mr. Raymond Bouchard August 13 , 1993 Page 4 Remainder of Operation Monthly VOC EPA Method 602 and TPH by IR Method 418 . 1 14 day turnaround Headspace screening shall be conducted and recorded when any laboratory sample is collected. Effluent discharge is authorized only for headspace levels not-to-exceed 5 ppm. Except for headspace screening, samples shall be analyzed by a laboratory certified by the MA DEP. The term 1tturnaroundBf shall mean the time span between sampling and notification of results to the permittee. The permittee shall maintain a water quality monitoring program and submit monitoring results to SESD and MA DEP. Monitoring results of samples collected from day 1 through 6 shall be submitted no later than day 16 of treatment system operations. For the remainder of the first month, monitoring results shall be submitted no later than 10 days after receiving notification of the .last weekly analytical results. For the remainder of the permit, monitoring results shall be submitted monthly no later than 10 days after receiving notification of the last analytical results. 11. The not-to-exceed limits of contaminant concentrations in the treatment system effluent waters are established as follows: Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons 5 ppm Benzene 5 ppb Toluene Ethyl Benzene Xylenes -* The total for Benzene, Toluene, Ethyl Benzene and Xylenes (BTEX) 100 ppb Acetone 700 ppb Methyl Tertiary Butyl Ether (MTBE) 50 ppb Methyl Ethyl Ketone (MEK) 350 ppb ppm = parts per million ppb parts per billion 12 Mulliken Way, Lord Timothy Dexter Industrial Green, Newburyport, Massachusetts 01950/(508) 465-1595 FAX (508)465-2050 -24 HOURS The ARDEN ENPRO SERVICES, INC. Group j t Mr. Raymond Bouchard August 13 , 1993 Page 5 12 . If the treatment system is shut-down longer than a twenty four hour period, if carbon in the primary carbon vessel is replaced or if modifications are made to the extraction, treatment or discharge systems, start-up sampling shall be performed in accordance with the first day sampling requirements outlined in condition 10 upon initiation of treatment system start-up. This start-up sampling requirement is in addition to the established sampling schedule. 13 . The permittee shall cease discharge immediately and notify SESD and MA DEP within one work day by telephone and within 72 hours in writing should results of the final carbon vessel effluent sample indicate any levels above the not-to-exceed limits specified in condition 11. An explanation of the cause for exceeding permitted limits, a description of all corrective measures performed, and any maintenance conducted during the shutdown shall be submitted within one month of treatment system shutdown. 14 . The permittee shall notify SESD and MA DEP in writing 72 hours, after treatment system start-up or shutdown. In the case of shutdown, the permittee shall state the reason for shutdown. Your attention to this request is appreciated. The Department of Environmental Protection and the City of Salem are both equally concerned and anxious to expedite start-up of the groundwater recovery and treatment system. Should you have any questions or require additional information please do not hesitate to contact the undersigned directly. Sincerely, David A. Cowie Vice President of Operations DAC/das dac. 571 12 Mulliken Way, Lord Timothy Dexter Industrial Green, Newburyport, Massachusetts 01950/(508) 465-1595 FAX (508) 465-2050 - 24 HOURS The ARDEN ENPRO SERVICES, INC. Group u ATTACHMENT A RECOVERY WELL 12 Mulliken Way, Lord Timothy Dexter Industrial Green, Newburyport, Massachusetts 01950/(508) 465-1595 FAX(508)465-2050 -24 HOURS TO TREATMENT SYSTEM IN BUILDING -4 2" Diwneter Vent 2" Dieuwer Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic Primary Line with 4" Diameter Total Co atairor�ent Secondary Line Processed ::::::::Gravel::: ---------------- 70 ... :::4' Diameter:=: .... Precast::: ............... .. ........................ ... ................ Concrete: ::: Product :Reca�•ery: ::Tank r :::::Drum:::::::::: .314" . : . : : Crushed : :':•314 �:: : : Stone.,. . :Crushed : : : : Stone :.:::::: . . • . • . . Scavenger . . . . . . Product :Water . . . . :.:. . Recovery Table Pwnp • • •. . . . . . • Slotted Recovery Ground-water : well Depression pump V 223 V Eh4RR0 SeryiceS, Inc_ 12 Mulliken Way (36" Diameter) Newburyport, MA 01950 (500) 405-1595 RECOVERY WELL CONSTRUCTION DIAGRAM Salem Fire Department HO 48 Lafayette St., Salem, MA DATE APPROVED i The ARDEN ENPRO SERVICES, INC. Group t P i' ( � f I I t. ATTACHMENT B TREATMENT SYSTEM 12 Mulliken Way, Lord Timothy Dexter Industrial Green, Newburyport, Massachusetts 01950/(508) 465-1595 FAX (508)465-2050 -24 HOURS PG PG PG TO GASOLINE FM TRAP TO SEWERAGE FR �P IqP Sp SYSTEM .lYf.+a o:..tt.5 y:. ..7�'.,,�T,'',i.XH^tr,:K'.'YH'�iM'•,.�ji0. INFLUENT M Y..�: . -I ? '.k = >s. FROMY�:k.S .•+�•,.•,i•:}{ F. .}:$:i ?.XSG;rtti'X.O?:;.';Y:4.:J;iY RECOVER Y � WELL y SILT LIQUID PHASE CARBON (GAC) FILTER (300.lbs GAC each) LEGEND: FR Flow Rate Adjustment halve ENRRO Services, Iroc_ 12 Mulliken Way SP Sample Port Ne+buryport, MA 01950 PG Pressure Guage �500� �65-1595 FM F1o'v Meter PROCESS FLOW DIAGRAM Salem Fire Department HO GAG Granular Activated Carbon 4 8 Latayett a St_- Sal em, fAA DATE r9 APPROVED L • i ` The t4RDEN SERVICES, INC. Group ATTACHMENT B Site Plans 12 Mulliken Way, Lord Timothy Dexter Industrial Green, Newbugport, Massachusetts 01950/(508) 465-1595 FAX (508) 465-2050 - 24 HOURS v� ` The ARDEN ENPRO SERVICES, INC. Group ATTACHMENT C Manifest Copy z i 6 I 12 Mulliken Way, Lord Timothy Dexter Industrial Green, Newburyport, Massachusetts 01950/(508) 465-1595 FAX(508) 465-2050 -24 HOURS uLl r l t I lvl� l� I UI Llv v II� g UIVIvI�IV (NL I'F1U 1 t�.I IU(� ' a '�.3 V.- 1 Di V IS i 0 -bF HAZARDOUS 'WASTE One Winter Street ' Boston, Massachusetts 02108 i( Please print or type.(Form designed for use on elite(12-pitch)typewriter.) UNIFORM HAZARDOUS 1.Generator US EPA IDNo. Manifest 2.Page 1 Information in the shaded areas WASTE MANIFEST L Document No. of is not required by Federal law. 3.Generator's Name and Mailing Address t A.Stale Manifest Document Number MA G134681 B.State Gen.ID zip i 4.Generator's Phone (/ ME ' 5.Transporter 1 Com an Name t li I P Y 6. US EPA ID Number C.State Trans.ID •, tl Ril-1 �Iurphy .'taste oil r'( A D 0 0 0 3 5 8 6 5 5 7.Transporter 2 Company Name 8. US EPA ID Number D.Transporter's Phone( ) CI I 1 fate rang N 9.Designated Facility Name and Site Address 10. US EPA ID Number r' I O i t.( — 00 F.Transporter's Phone( ) r 00 `I Total Waste !Aanage lent G.State Facility's ID Not Required N ?H TT [� 3 H.Facility's Phone( 60 ) 12.Containers 13. 14. 1. O 11.US DOT Description(Including Proper Shipping Name,Hazard Class,and ID Number) Total Unit Waste No.. U 0 No. Type Quantity WtNol 00 j — a, 11aste Petroleum Oil N.O.S. i d )�?A 1270 111 T GL :( U _ t b aD G z o N H a E r � R c. F- ILL A - '� m T c 0 o x+ R d -C - v J.Additional Descriptions for Materials Listed Above(include physical state end hazard code.) K.Handling Codes for Wastes Listed Above C a. Waste Motor Oil ' - G,0 5 0 +• , j h. T, r' b. k d. b �d �� A 15.Special Handling Instructions and Additional Information C E n' 16.GE ERATOR's CERTIFICATION:I h reby declare that the contents of this consignment are fully and accurately described above by V) roper shipping name and are classified,packed,marked,and labeled,and are in all respects in proper condition for transport b highway ` P PP 9 P P P P Y O according to applicable international and national government regulations. U 711 am a large quantity generator,I certify that I have a program in place to reduce the volume and toxicity of waste generated to the degree I have determined to be economically practicable and that I have selected the practicable method of treatment,storage,or disposal currently available to me which minimizes the present and future threat to human health and the environ. N ment;OR,if I am a small quantity generator,I have made a good faith effort to minimize my waste generation and select the best waste management method that is available to me and that I N can afford. Date E n ted/Typeo'Name onth Day Year o / r✓ ✓ a2- } L OG NTR 17.Transporter 1 Acknowledgement of Receipt of Materials Date m A Pn ed/Type Name gnature Month ay Year U N C Sp �, wo i 0 1 .Transport 2 Ac now.edgement of Receipt of Materials Date R T Printed/TypedName Signature Month Day Year E R 19. Discrepancy Indicatior,Space F. A J C I L 20.Facility Owner or Operator:Certification of receipt of hazardous materials covered by this manifest except as noted in Item 19. I T Date Y Printed/TypegNa e I Signature/ i XMonth Day Year %i J/ l ✓ I l 'L �f � IT Form Approved OMB No.2050-0079.Expires 9-30-92 EPA Form 8700-22 (Rev. 9-88) Previous editions are obsolete. COPY>3 FACILITY MAILS TO GENERATOR f .aLL ... .. . ...... . :.V 3` Y ATTACHMENT D The ARDEN E PRO SERVICES, INC. Group August 9, 1993 - Mr. Roger T. Chu Environmental Engineer Department of Environmental Protection 10 Commerce way ' Woburn, MA 01801 Reference: SALMI - ERB N92--1417 Release at 48 Lafayette Street "Fire Department Headquarters" Response Action Plan Approval Pursuant to MGL c21E V 310 CMR 40.000 - Case 13--4491 near Mr. Chu: nN"o services, Inc. (SNPRO) , has been engaged by the City of Salem to conduct certain environmental response actions constituting a Short Term Measure (STM) to abate an imminent hazard caused by a release of gasoline at the above subject confirmed disposal site. Pertaining to this matter, ENPRo has also reviewed among other e Ocuments two letters from the Department that are dated July 1 and July 23, 1993. On behalf of the City of Salem, ENPRO is requesting that the Department authorizes and approves an additional phase of work to the requisite response actions. The additional work recommended by .,,,wpm is comprised of the following: - Mobilization of one (1) 21,000 gallon fractionation (Frac) tank for the temporary storage of gasoline contaminated groundwater. -- Dewatering of open excavation with discharge hose connected to Frac tank., - Excavation and installation of a large diameter (36" dia.) recovery well to an approximate depth of 15 to 16 feet with the screen interval approximately 8 feet below and 4 feet -• above the water table. Recovery well to be installed in area of former Underground storage Tank (UST) as proposed by CEA GecEnvironmental Engineering Services Company (CEA) - CEA reports dated April 23 and July 18, 1993, are assumed to be on file with the Department. 12 MuUiken Way.Lord'timothy Dexter Industrial Green.Newburyport.Massachusetts 019501(508)4854595 FAX(508)465-20SO-24 HOURS 1 4. r The PRO SERVICES, INC. Group Mr. Roger T. Chu August 9, 1993 0 Page 2 0 Pumping of recovery well with direct discharge to Frac tank to.— better evaluate conditions and calculate flow rate for a groundwater treatment and recovery system. Upon completion of the above described response actions an appropriate and adequately designed groundwater treatment and recovery system can then be recommended and installed to meet the STM objectives. With the Departments approval, work is scheduled to begin tomorrow, Tuesday, August loth and completed by this Friday, August 13, 1993 including our recommendations for the design and installation of a groundwater treatment and recovery system. On or about Monday, August 16, 1993, UNPRO, based upon field data, will provide the Department with an update and any additional idodification request(s) that may be appropriate to the STM approval that is currently in place. Upon approval from the City of Salem, WWRO will then proceed imalediately (within 24 hours) to install the proposed groundwater treatment and recovery system in accordance with the Department's criteria and other federal, state and local approval requirements. Should you have any questions or require additional information, please contact the undersigned at (508) 465-1595. va truly yours, C"IfIc . David A. ' Cowie aelas) vice President of operations DAC/das cc: Chief Robert Turner, Salep Fire Department Dennis Daly, 'Purchasing Agent, City of Salem . dac.569 19 Muliiken Way.lord Timothy Dexter Industrial Green.Newburyport.Massachusetts 01950/(508)485.1595 FAX(508)405-9050.24 HOURS the ARDEN E PRO SERVICES, INC. Group August 16, 1993 Mr. Roger T. Chu Environmental Engineer Department of Environmental Protection 10 Commerce Way Woburn, MA 01801 Reference: SALEM - ERB-N92-1417 Release at 48 Lafayette Street "Fire Department Headquarters" Response Action Plan Approval Pursuant to MGL c21E & 310 CMR 40.000 - Case #3-4491 Dear Mr. Chu: As per our telephone conversation on Friday August 13, 1993, ENPRO Services, Inc. (ENPRO) has completed the installation of the large diameter (3611) recovery well at the above referenced site. On behalf of the City of Salem ENPRO has also submitted a permit application to South Essex Sewerage District (SESD) for discharge of treated waters from the proposed groundwater recovery and treatment system to the sanitary sewerage system. officials from SESD have indicated that the application will be processed immediately and a decision made henceforth. Enclosed for the Departments review is a copy of the application to SESD complete with supporting information. Accordingly, ENPRO has presented a work and cost plan proposal to the City of Salem for the installation, operation and maintenance (o&M) of the groundwater recovery and treatment system as it is presented in the application to SESD. Within 24 hours from approval by SESD and the requisite authorization to proceed from the City of Salem ENPRO can start-up the proposed system with concurring authorization from the Department. Pump tests were conducted by ENPRO on Friday 13, 1993 to determine the flow/recovery rate. Groundwater was pumped out of the Recovery Well into a 4,600 gallon capacity bulk stainless steel tanker staged at the site. The following information was extrapolated from our field log/note book: 12 Mulliken Way.Lord Timothy Dexter Industrial Green.Newhuryport.Massachusetts 01950i(508)465.1595 FAX(508)465-2050-24 HOURS The ARDEN ' PRO SERVICES, INC. Group Mr. Roger T. Chu August 16, 1993 Page 2 FLOW METER ELEVATION- FROM RIM GALLONS PUMPED TIME READING OF CONCRETE MANWAY TO TANKER TO GROUNDWATER (IN FEET) 8:30 a.m. 954215 9.00 Start 9:10 a.m. -955324 16.3 Finish 1109 40 minutes to pump 10:00 a.m. 955384 15.52 Start 60 5 minutes to pumn 16.24 Finish 11:00 a.m. 955445 15.36 Start 61 5 minutes to sumo 16.15 Finish 12:00 p.m. 955517 15.4 Start 72 5 minutes to pumR 16.7 Finish 1:00 p.m. 955567 15.68 Start 50 5 minutes to pump 16.24 Finish 2:00 p.m. 955619 15.60 Start 52 5 minutes to- 1pump 16.24 Finish Total Gallons Pumped 1404 (Tom Murphy, Field Supervisor, August 13, 1993) The product recovery and liquid phase granular activated carbon (GAC) system proposed by ENPRO is designed to manage a flow rate of up to 10-15 gallons per minute. The O&M criteria presented in the application to SESD should address the Department's operation criteria and concerns regarding the treatment system. The following O&M criteria/requirements specified on the Department's letter dated July 23, 1993 do not necessarily pertain to SESD but will also be incorporated by the City of Salem/ENPRO: - A maintenance schedule including head-space field screening results and minor system adjustments will be kept in a log book on-site. 12 Mulliken Way.Lord Timothy Dexter Industrial Green. Newbur ort.Massachusetts 01950r 508 465.1595 FAX(508)465-2050-24 HOURS Y YP ( ) ` The ARDEN E P R o SERVICES, INC. Group Mr. Roger T. Chu August 16, 1993 Page 3 - The system will be accessible on a 24 hour basis and ENPRO's 24 hour emergency number is on file at the Fire Department and with the Department. - Observation wells will be sampled periodically commencing on start-up of the system, for the purpose of monitoring the effectiveness of the recovery system e.g. piezometric head- levels/floating product thicknesses in all monitoring wells on days 1, 2, 4, and 6 and thereafter weekly for the first month where upon a regular schedule, say monthly, shall be adhered to. - The Department's North-East Regional Office shall be notified in writing when the imminent hazard is abated and approval is sought for the treatment system to be shut down. ENPRO has requested that the City of Salem issues a purchase order authorizing three months of O&M activities with an extension option for monthly O&M thereafter. After the initial three month period ENPRO, if engaged by the City of Salem, will advise the Department of the City's approval for ENPRO to address the following criteria also specified in the Department's letter dated July 23, 1993: -- Collection of samples from "key-wells" for appropriate analytical parameter testing and the completion and submittal of a groundwater quality monitoring report on a quarterly basis. O&M of the treatment system until influent concentrations to the system are reduced to the Department's satisfaction as stipulated by policy number DEP-91-001, relative to groundwater treatment systems. 12 Mulhken Way, Lord Timothy Dexter Industrial Green.Newburyport. Massachusetts 019501(508)465.1595 FAX(508)465.2050•24 HOURS w The ARDEN EN P R O SERV►CES, INC. Group Mr. Roger T. Chu August 16, 1993 Page 4 In the meantime we look forward to meeting with you on-site at 9:00 a.m. Tuesday, August 17, 1993 to inspect the Recovery Well Installation and Treatment System Design and Lay-out to answer any questions. Sincerely, David A. Cowie Vice President of Operations DAC/dag P. S. The City of Salem is in the process of conducting analytical tests to profile the stockpiled soils at the Fire Department Head-Quarters for in-state recycling. dac.572 12 MUlliken Way,Lord Timothy Dexter Industrial Green. Newburyport.Massachusetts 019501(508)465-1595 FAX(508)465-2050-24 HOURS