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ROBERT S SANOFF
November 30, 1992
VIA FEDERAL EXPRESS SDMS DocID 451493
Techlaw, Inc. c/o Lee Bishop 14500 Avion Parkway Suite 300 Chantilly, Virginia 22021
Attn: Marilyn Goldberg U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Re: Solvents Recovery Services Superfund Matter Audit Request for Ethan Allen Related Parties
Dear Ms. Goldberg:
In its November 6, 1992 Memorandum to potentially responsible parties in the Solvents Recovery Services matter, EPA announced an auditing procedure whereby an individual PRP could obtain a review by EPA of the volumetric amounts attributed to that PRP in EPA's Volumetric Ranking. EPA also provided copies of the documents for PRP review upon which EPA had based its volumetric ranking. In accordance with the audit procedure, and with the limited extension granted by Gretchen Muench of EPA, Region I, I write on behalf of Ethan Allen Related Parties ("Ethan Allen"), consisting of five Ethan Allen Divisions, to challenge the 83,994 gallons of the hazardous substances attributed to Ethan Allen in EPA's interim ranking. Because Ethan Allen had less than 15 working days in which to prepare this audit request, Ethan Allen reserves its right to supplement that request.
Ethan Allen understands that the audit is being conducted solely for settlement purposes and hence Ethan Allen's involvement in the audit process does not constitute an admission of liability or otherwise a waiver of any available defenses, whether factual or legal. The positions asserted by Ethan Allen in the course of this audit are not intended as and should not be construed as admissions or otherwise as evidence admissible in any subsequent proceeding with respect to this matter. Ethan Allen expressly reserves its right to dispute in any subsequent
Marilyn Goldberg November 30, 1992 Page 2
proceeding both the amount and the nature of materials attributed to it by the EPA as well as any other issue with respect to this matter.
As the attached Transactional Review Form and other documents indicate, and as explained below, EPA's volumetric ranking for Ethan Allen is materially incorrect in the following respects:
A. Orleans Division
1. Non-Hazardous Substances. Ethan Allen specifically challenges the inclusion of 13,531 gallons of nonhazardous waste oils on EPA's volumetric ranking list. During the period 1986 through early 1991, Ethan Allen/Orleans Division generated used crankcase oil from maintenance activities for their fleet of delivery vehicles, and used compressor oil, which only came in contact with uncontaminated water during use. These oils were not hazardous substances within the meaning of CERCLA. Such oil comes squarely within the ambit of the express petroleum exclusion contained in Section 101(14) of CERCLA, 42 U.S.C. §9601(14), which defines "hazardous substance":
The term [hazardous substance] does not include petroleum, including crude oil or any fraction thereof which is not otherwise specifically listed or designated as a hazardous substance under subparagraphs (A) through (F) of this paragraph. . . . (Emphasis added).
None of the statutes referenced in subparagraphs (A) through (F) of Section 101(14) specifically lists or designates waste oil as a hazardous substance. Moreover, application of the petroleum exclusion in CERCLA in this case is consistent with EPA's own interpretation of the exclusion and recent federal case law-See, Office of EPA General Counsel, "Scope of the CERCLA Petroleum Exclusion", (July 31, 1987) ("no petroleum substance, including used oil, can be a 'hazardous substance' except to the extent that it is listed as a hazardous waste")(emphasis added); Wilshire Westwood Assocs. v. Atlantic Richfield Corp., 881 F.2d 801 (9th Cir. 1989); Southern Pacific Trans. Co. v. California (Caltrans), 790 F. Supp. 983, 986 (E.D.Cal. 1991). To include waste oils in the interim ranking is contrary to CERCLA and EPA's own policy on the petroleum exclusion.
Prior to 1988, such waste oil was characterized on the Orleans Division hazardous waste manifests as a flammable liquid and given the EPA Waste Identification Number of DOOl. During
Marilyn Goldberg November 30, 1992 Page 3
1988, presumably after the EPA clarified its position that used oils may fall within CERCLA's petroleum exclusion, such waste oils were properly listed as non-hazardous for purposes of compliance with federal statutes. During the entire 1985-1991 period, the waste oils were generated by the Orleans Division via the same process. Throughout this period, the flashpoints of such oils, as indicated by the attached Material Safety Data Sheets, would not qualify them as flammable pursuant to RCRA. Therefore, although, prior to 1988, used oil erroneously was designated as a "DOOl" waste, this used oil did not constitute a hazardous substance. Finally, SRS documents indicate that the Orleans Division shipped 330 gallons of a non-hazardous mixture of fuel oil, clay and gravel on 10/25/88. This mixture also qualifies for the petroleum exclusion. Ethan Allen's volume total should therefore be reduced by 13,531 gallons.
2. Solids. Ethan Allen also challenges the inclusion of materials identified as solids on EPA's volumetric ranking list for the Orleans Division. EPA's SRSNE documents indicate that certain solid materials were disposed of at a secure landfill. The limited information about site operations made available to date indicate that SRSNE handled only liquid materials at the site and did not operate a secure landfill. Although solids may have been transported by SRSNE, they were not disposed of at the SRSNE site and therefore also should not be included in Ethan Allen's volume total. Transactions pertaining to solids have been identified on the Transactional Review Form attached to this letter. Ethan Allen believes that on this basis a total of 9,4 05 gallons should be subtracted from Ethan Allen/Orleans Division's volume.
After subtracting the gallons attributed to non-hazardous and solid materials, Ethan Allen believes that the total volume for the Orleans Division cannot exceed 30,808 gallons.
B. Whitney Division
1. Duplicated volumes. EPA has double-counted two transactions. The first, dated 5/23/84, involves the shipment of 20 drums of solid materials to the SRSNE site. The Shipping Order (0701551), Manifest (0701553), and SRSNE Processing Document (0701552) all confirm that 20 drums total were picked up for delivery. Nevertheless, the EPA appears to have erroneously counted 21 drums. The second transaction, dated 8/26/87, involves a total of 3 drums of paint-related material and 2 3 drums (10350 pounds) of solid materials. Without explanation, EPA has counted this transaction twice and has provided two
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copies of the same manifest and SRS processing document, although each copy has been given a different EPA document number. All of the SRSNE documents clearly support that only one shipment, totaling 1430 gallons, was made on 8/26/87. Based on these two errors, 1,485 gallons should be subtracted from Ethan Allen/Whitney Division's volumetric total.
2. Solids. For the reasons outlined above, Ethan Allen also challenges the inclusion of materials identified as solids on EPA's volumetric ranking list for the Whitney Division. EPA's SRSNE documents indicate that these solid materials were sent to a secure landfill. Transactions pertaining to solids have been identified on the Transactional Review Form for the Whitney Division attached to this letter. Ethan Allen believes that on this basis a total of 17,600 gallons should be subtracted from Ethan Allen/Whitney Division's volume.
After subtracting the gallons attributed to duplication and solid materials, Ethan Allen believes that the total volume for the VJhitney Division cannot exceed 2,695 gallons.
C. Beecher Falls Division
1. Solids. For the reasons outlined above, Ethan Allen also challenges the inclusion of materials identified as solids on EPA's volumetric ranking list for the Beecher Falls Division. EPA's SRSNE documents indicate that these solid materials were sent to a landfill for disposal. Transactions pertaining to solids have been identified on the Transactional Review Form for the Beecher Falls Division attached to this letter. Ethan Allen believes that on this basis a total of 3,245 gallons should be subtracted from Ethan Allen/Beecher Falls Division's volume.
2. Additional Transactions. During a review of its own records, Ethan Allen/Beecher Falls Division located a Vermont hazardous waste manifest, dated 10/11/89, indicating an additional shipment of 165 gallons of material to the SRSNE site. A copy of this manifest has been attached to Transactional Review Form II.C for Beecher Falls.
After subtracting the gallons attributed to solid materials, and adding the 10/11/89 transaction, Ethan Allen believes that the total volume for the Beecher Falls Division cannot exceed 660 gallons.
Marilyn Goldberg November 30, 1992 Page 5
D. Island Pond Division.
Solids. For the reasons outlined above, Ethan Allen challenges the inclusion of materials identified as solids on EPA's volumetric ranking list for the Island Pond Division. EPA's SRSNE documents indicate that these solid materials were landfilled. Transactions pertaining to solids have been identified on the Transactional Review Form for the Island Pond Division attached to this letter. Ethan Allen believes that on this basis all of the materials allegedly sent to the site by the Island Pond Division, or a total of 4,125 gallons, should be subtracted from Ethan Allen's total volume.
E. Burnham Division.
1. Solids. For the reasons outlined above, Ethan Allen challenges the inclusion of materials identified as solids on EPA's volumetric ranking list for the Burnham Division. EPA's SRSNE documents for the other Ethan Allen divisions indicate that such solid materials were landfilled, and it is fair to assume that this is true of the solids from the Burnham Division as well. The single transaction connecting the Burnham Division to the SRSNE site has been identified on the Transactional Review Form for the Burnham Division attached to this letter. On this basis, all of the materials allegedly sent to the site by the Burnham Division, or a total of 605 gallons, should be subtracted from Ethan Allen's total volume.
Liquids. With respect to the Ethan Allen related parties generally, although EPA has compiled its volumetric ranking list on a waste-in basis, Ethan Allen emphasizes that the SRSNE documents provided by EPA clearly indicate that liquids attributed to Ethan Allen were used as fuel. Based on the limited information about site operations made available to date, Ethan Allen understands that such fuel was transported and utilized off-site. In other words, these liquids were not disposed of at the site and therefore could not have contributed to the contamination found there. Ethan Allen believes that EPA should not include them in Ethan Allen's volume total. Because EPA has indicated that it will not accept challenges at this stage to its waste-in assumption, Ethan Allen has not itemized each such transaction on the Transactional Review Form. However, Ethan Allen requests that EPA reconsider its position on this issue and permit Ethan Allen to submit evidence concerning the volumes of its wastes which were used as fuels. Furthermore, Ethan Allen reserves its right to challenge EPA's volumetric ranking list on this ground.
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Even using EPA's waste-in assumption, Ethan Allen's volumetric share in the interim ranking is overstated. Based on EPA's waste-in assumption, Ethan Allen's volumetric share cannot properly exceed a total of 34,163 gallons. At a minimum, Ethan Allen's volumetric share in the interim ranking should be reduced to 34,163 and the waste-in assumptions should be re-examined. If the EPA is unwilling to make this revision, Ethan Allen expressly requests the opportunity to meet with representatives from the agency to discuss the basis for EPA's determination of Ethan Allen's volumetric share.
I look forward to your prompt reply. ' .• '' I 1 /
jyovi rs. Sincerely |y
^Robert S. Sah'otf
RSS:ajc Enclosure
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ATTACHMENT II.B.
Transactional Review Form
Name of Respondent: Ethan Allen Related Parties Orleans Division
Coliunn 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4 Column 5 Column 6
Date of EPA EPA Your Description of Issues/ Transaction Document # Volume Volume Your Documentation Comments
5/19/86 1: 00761 2000 MSDSs Used oil/Non-hazardous
12U0762 #001-009 substance, CERCLA
1200763 Petroleum Exclusion,
Y,,\V- 6/16/86 1200764 2365 Solids not disposed of at ^
12UU765 SKSNE.
1200766
8/18/86 1200770 734 MSDSs Used oil/Non-hazardous
1200771 #001-009 substance, CERCLA Petroleum Exclusion.
120U772
ATTACHMENT II.B. (continued)
Transactional Review Form
Name of Respondent; Ethan Allen Kelated Parties - Orleans Division
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 column 4 Column 5 Column 6
Date of EPA EPA Your Description of Issues/ Transaction Document • Volume Volume Your Documentation Comments
9/29/86 1200776 2365 0 S o l i d s . liciL_dJ_apased 1200777 of at SRSNE. 1200778
12/29/86 1200782 1045 MSDvSs Used oil/Non-.hazardous 1200783 substance, CERCLA #001-009
Petrol piim Exclusion.
^ Z / 2 9 / Q e 1200782 2145 Solids . tJot dicpocect 1^007a4 of at SRSNE.
3/30/87 1303093 2530 Solids. Not dicposed 1303094 ot at SRSNE. 1303095
ATTACHMENT II.B. (continued)
Transactional Review Form
Naue of Respondent; Ethan Allen Related Parties - Orleans Division
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4 Column 5 Column 6
Date of EPA EPA Your Description of I s s u e s / Transaction Document j Volume Volume Your Documentation Comments
5/4/87 Used o i l / N o n - h a z a r d o u s J15L4 0 MSDSG 1303099 substance, CERCLA #001-009
Petroleum Exclusion
6/1/87 1303084 2310 MSDSs Used oil/Non-hazardous 1303085 #001-009 substance, CERCLA
Petroleum Exclusion.
10/19/87 203708 1053 MSDbS Used oil/Non-hazardous 20371y #001-009 substance, CERCLA
Petroleum Exclusion.
4/18/88 1503619 II 59 MSDSs Used oil/Non-hazardous 1503622 #001-009 substance , CERCLA 1503623 Petroleum Exclusion.
ATTACHMENT II.B. (continued)
Transactional Review Form
Name of Respondent; Ethan Allen Related Parties - Orleans Division
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4 Column 5 Column 6
Date of EPA EPA Your Description of Issues/ Transaction Document # Volume Volume Your Documentation Comments
10/24/88 1503636 810 0 MSDSs Used oil/Non-hazardous
1503637 #0U1-009 substance , CERCLA
Petroleum Exclusion,
10/25/88 1402287 330 Non-hazardous mixture of 1402979 fuel oil, clay and gravel, 1402983 Also Solid. Not disposed
of at SRSNE
04/17/89 3500318 346 MSDSs Used Oil/Non-hazardous substance , CERCLA #001-009 Petroleum Exclusion.
07/05/89 3500322 300 MSDSs Used oil/Non-hazardous substance, CERCLA #001-009 Petroleum Exclusion.
ATTACHMENT II.B. (continued)
Transactional Review Form
Name of Respondent; Ethan Allen Related Parties - Orleans Division
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4 Column 5
Date of EPA EPA Your Description of Transaction Document # Volume Volume Your Documentation
10/02/89 3500323 650 MSDSs #001-009
01/08/90 3102689 150 0 MSDSs #0o1-009
04/18/90 3102680 455 0 MSDSs
3102681 #001-009
07/10/90 3102666 644 MSDSs
3102667 #001-009
Column 6
Issues/ Comments
Used Oil/Non-hazardous substance , CERCLA Petroleum Exclusion.
Used Oil/Non-harzard( substance, CERCLA Petroleum Exclusion.
Used Oil/Non-hazardoi
substance , CERCLA
Used Oil/Non-hazardous
substance CERCLA Petroleum Exclusion.
ATTACHMENT II.B. (continued)
Transactional Review Form
Name of Respondent; Ethan Allen Related Parties - Orleans Division
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4 Column 5 Column 6
Date of EPA EPA Your Description of Issues/ Transaction Document < Volume Volume Your Documentation Comments
10/8/90 3102658 458 0 MSDSs n^e^ci ni 1/Mr»n-Hpi'7^rrinn.c;
3102659 #001-009 substance .cERCLA Petroleum Exclusion,
01/9/91 3102732 233 MSDSs Used Oil/Non-hazardous
3102733 #001-009 substance , CERCLA Petroleum Exclusion.
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PREPARED BY: MOBIL OIL CORPORATION ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS AND TOXICOLOGY OE ?i RT y r.^J, PRINCETONr NJ
FOR FURTHER TNFORHATIONr CONTACT: MOBIL OIL CORPORATION/ PRODUCT FORMULATIQ'! AND QUALITY CONTROL 322S GALLOWS ROADr FAIRFAX/ VA 22037 (703) 549-3265
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CONTAINS tOHVENTICNALLY REPINEO MINERAL ^ I L ^, v...,rv..- ..
CAUTION
MAY CAUSE IRRITATION OR MORE SERIOUS Si^IN DISORDERS ON PROLONGSOr REPEATED SKIN CONTACT.
PROLONGED SKIN CONTACT HAS CAUSSU SKIN CANCER IN LABORATORY ANIMALS
AVOID CONTACT WITH SKIN. CLOTHING WET WITH THIS PRODUCT SHOULD BE REMOVED, LAUNDER CONTAMINATED CLOTHING BEFORE REUSE. 3ISCaR0 SHOES Z- MATSRIAL HAS PENiTRATrD TC INSlvS SUR-A^ ; .
- IRST A I D J IN CaS: 0 ' $< iN CONTACT/ THROUGHLY WASH AREA •WITH 3DA» ANO WATcR.
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EMPTY CONTAINERS HAY CONTAIN PRODUCT RESIDUE/ INCLUDING rLAHMASLE OR SX?0SIYE VAPORS. DO NOT CUT/ PUNCTURE OR WELD DN OR NEAR CC.NTAINER. ALL LABEL WARNING AND PRECAUTIONS MUST BE OBSERVED UNTIL THE CONTAINER HAS SEEN THOROUGHLY CLEANED OR
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MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET Shell MSDS NUMBER • v. •71.6^30-7
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SHBLL: 713-47^-9461 C H E M l i ^ ' a00>424*8300 I •ShELL: 713-241-4819 BE SAFE: u n r r MFOMiAnoN t a r t •CM.tM FMC
UAfT . e WOMM^ - t1 " 0i ^ 1 HAZAftD ftATING \ mtt i roH O ' 5^ "" ' •mi
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CHBMICAL w N IXTURI ( S I K SECTION I I - A ) NAME T
^ S l u B L v ' " ^ P5TII0LEUM HYOftOCARBON; MOTOR OIL
SECTZtm tt-A PRODUCT/INQRESIENT
NO. COMPOSITION CAS NUMBEK PERCENT
P SMELL ROTELLA T MULTICRAOE 15W/40 WITH XLA MIXTURE 10O
1 SOL. SEF.. HYOROTRcATEO HEAVY PARAFFIN!': .:ST. e47d2-5A-7 40-S5 2 SOL. REF.. MYDROTREATtO RESIDUAL OIL G474S-S7-0 0-10 3 SOL. REF.. CATALYTIC DEWAXEO HEAVY PARA.'itlNIC OI$T. «474a-70-7 0-10 4 POLYMERIC AOOITIVI IN OIL MIXTURE 15-SO
YIXT-JRE 15-30 5 ADDITIVE PACKAGE CONTAINING ZINC OIALKYLOITHIOPMOSPMATE
SECTION XX-B ACUTE TOXICITY DATA
NO. ACUTE ORAL LOSO ACUri OIRNAL LMO ACUTE INHALATION UCSO
NOT AVAILABLE
tficrxoN xxx HEALTH INFORMATION
THE HEALTH EFFECTS NOTED BELOW ARE CONSISTENT WITH REOUIREHENTS UNDER THE OSHA HAZARD COMMUNICATION STANDARD (29 CFR 1B10.1200).
ETE CONTACT LUBRICATIN* OILS ARE 8ENESALLY CONSIDERED NO MORE THAN MINIMALLY IRRITATING TO THI BYES.
SKIN CONTACT LUBRICATING OILS ARE SENERALLY CONSIDERED NO WORE THAN MILDLY IRRITATING TO THE SKIN. PROLONGED AJO REPEATED CONTACT HAY RESULT IN VARIOUS SKIN DISORDERS SUCH AS DERMATITIS. FOLLICULITIS'OR.OIL :
.'ZNHALATZON ' , - ..•.•- "• -';••"=' ilf^V*!^?*^ OF VAPOR (GENERATED AT HIGH TEMPERATURES ONLY)OR OIL MIST FROM THIS PRODUCT MAY" iESULT . IM MILD IRRITATION OF THE UPPER RESPIRATORY TRACT. .,.-.,-j
INQC8TX0N •-.•."'-.•.•.•.•••::. < ' i - C - ! LUBRICATING OILS ARE GENERALLY CONSIDERED NO MORE THAN SLIGHTLY TOXIC IF SWALLOWED.
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FROCUCr NAME: SHELL IIOTELLA(R) T MULTIQRADC 15W/40 WITH XLA MSDS 71,830-7 PAQC 2
..SIGNS ANO STMrrOMS. •.• • 'RRITATION AS NOTED ABOVE.
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AQGKAVATEO MEDICAL CONDITIONS PREEXISTING SKIN AND RES.eiRATORY DISORDERS MAY BE AGGRAVATED BY EXPOSURE TO THIS PRODUCT.
OTHEK HEALTH CFPECTS. '• ^ ' r . : ^ 1 . . • - • • . • • • ;;- • ..-.r:;"'.:. THE INTERNATIONAL AGENCY FOR ItESEARCH ON CANCER HAS DETERMINED THERE IS SUFFICIENT EVIDENCE FOR THE CARClNOtteNlCiTV IN EXPERIMENTAL ANIMALS OF "USED MOTOR OILS. MANOLJMOPROCEDURES AND'SAFETY PRCCAUTIDNS IK THE MSDS SHOULD BE FOLLOWED TO MINIMIZE EMPLOYEE'S EXPOSURE TO THE USED PRODUCT.
SECTION XV OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE LIMITS
OSHA ACGIH OTHER NO. PCL/TVA PEUCEILXN6 TLV/TWA TLV/8TCL
P 5 MO/MG" NONE 3 MG/M3* 10 MQ/M3'
*OIL MIST. MINERAL
SeCTION V BMERGCNCY AND FIRST AID P«OCEDURES
ETC CONTACT FLUSH WITH WATER FOR 13 MINUTES WHILE HOLDING EYELIDS OPEN. GET MEDICAL ATTENTION.
SKIN CONTACT REMOVE CONTAMINATED CLOTHING AND WIPE EXCESS OFF. WASH WITH SOAP AND WATER OR A WATERLESS HAND CLEANER FOLLOWED BY SOAP AND WATER. IF IRRITATION-OCCURS, GET MEDICAL ATTENTION.
INHALATION aSMOVE VICTIM TC FR£S!-i AIS AND PROVIDE CXYSEN IF BREATHING IS DIFFICULT. GET MEDICAL ATTENTION.
INGESTION DO NOT INDUCE VOMIT'VG. IN GENERAL NO TREATMENT IS NECESSARY UNLESS LARGE QUANTITIES OF PRODUCT ARE INGESTED. HOWEVER. GET MEDICAL ATTENTION.
NOTE TO PHYSICIAN IN GENERAL, EMISIS INDUCTION IS UNNECESSARY IN HIGH VISCOSITY. LOW VOLATILITY PRODUCTS. I.E.. MOST OILS AND GREASES.
SECTION VI SUPPLEMEMTAL HEALTH INFORMATION
SOME ZODP'S HAVE SEEN REPORTED TO POSSESS WEAK MUTAGENIC POTENTIAL IN VITRO.
SECTION VII PHYSICAL DATA
'BOILINQ POINT: NOT AVAILABLE SPECIFIC GRAVITY: 0-8871 VAPOR PRESSURE: NOT AVAILABLE V(DE6 F) ; .,••• ........ (Hao«i) (HW HC) • '
MELTING POINT: -20 (POUR PCINT) (DBG F)
SOLUBILITY: ( IN WATER)
NEGLIGIBLE VAPOR DENSITY:(AIR«1>
NOT AVAILABLE
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APPEARANCE AND ODOR: DARK AMBER OIL. SLIGHT HYDROCARBON ODOR.
SECTION VIII FIRE AND feXPLOSION HAZARDS
FLASH POINT AND METHOD: FLAMMABLE LIMITS /% VOLUME IN AlR AOOrDEG F (PMCC) LOWER: N/AV UPPER: N/AV
EXTXNQUXSHING MEDIA USEiWATER FOG. FOAM. DRY CHEMICAL OR CC2- 00 NOT USE A DIRECT STREAM OF WATER. PRODUCT WILL FLOAT AND.CAN BE REIONITED ON SURFACE OF WATER.
SPECIAL FIRE FIGHTING PROCEOURCS AND PRECAUTIONS MATERIAL WILL NOT BURN UNLESS PREHEATED. 00 NOT ENTER CONFINED FIRE-SPACE WITHOUT FULL BUNKER GEAR (HELMET WITH FACE SHIELD. BUNKER COATS, GLOVES ANO RUBBER BOOTS). INCLUDING A POSITIVE-PRESSURE NIOSH-APPROVED SELF-CONTAINED BREATHING APPARATUS. COOL FIRE EXPOSED CONTAINERS WITH WATER.
SECTION IX REACTIVITY
STABILITY I STABLE HAZARDOUS POLYMERIZATION: WILL NOT OCCUR
CONDITIONS AND MATERIALS TO AVOID: AVOID HEAT. OPEN FLAMES AND OXIDIZING MATERIALS.
HAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS THERMAL DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS ARE HIGHLY DEPENDENT ON THE COMBUSTION CC .IONS. A COMPLEX MIXTURE OF AIRBORNE SOLID. LIQUID, PARTICULATES AND GASES WILL EVOLVE WriE THIS MATERIAL UNDERGOES PVROLYSIS OR COMBUSTION. CARBON MONOXIDE AND OTHER UNIDENTIFIED ORGANIC COMPOUNDS MAY BE FORMED UPON COMBUSTION.
SECTION X EMPLOYEE PROTECTION
RESPIRATORY PROTeCTION IF EXPOSURE MAY OR DOES EXCEED OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE LIMITS (SECTION IV) USE A NIOSH-APPROVED RESPIRATOR TO PREVENT OVEREXPOSURE. IN ACCORD WITH 29 CFR 1»10.1G4 US? EITHER AN ATMbSPHERE-SUPPLYING RESPIRATOR OR AN AIR-PURIFYING RESPIRATOR FOR ORGANIC VAPORS AND PARTICULATES.
PROTECTIVE CLOmiNG WEAR CHEMICAL RESISTANT GLOVES AND OTHER PROTECTIVE CLOTHING AS REOUIRS: TO MINIMIZE SKIN CONTACT. WEAR; SAFETY GOGGLES TO AVOID EYE CONTACT. TEST DATA FROM PUBLISHED LITEMATJRS AND/OR GLOVE AND CLOTHING MANUPACTURIRS INDICATE THE BEST PROTECTION IS PROVIDED BY NITRILE G'^OVES.
SECTION XX INVXRONMKMTAL PROTECTION
SPILL OR LEAK PROCEOURCS MAY BURN ALTHOUGH MO READILY IGNITABLE. USE CAUTIOUS JUDGMENT WHEN CLEANING UP LARGE SPILLS. **LARGE SPILLS **• WEAR RESPIRATOR AND PROTECTIVE CLOTHING AS APPROPRIATE. SHUT OFF SOURCE OF LEAK IP SAFE TO DO SO. DIKE ANO. CONTAIN. REMOVE WITH VACUUM TRUCKS OR PUMP TO STORAGE SALVAGE VESSELS. SOAK UP RESIDUE WITH AN ABSORBENT SUCH AS CLAY, SAND. OR OTHER SUITABLE MATSRiALSt DISPOSE OF
PROPERLY. PLUSH AREA WITH WATER TO REMOVE TRACE RESIDUE. »•• SMALL SPILLS *-- TAKE W WITH AN ABSORBENT MATERIAL AlO DISPOSE OP PROPERLY.
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'>RDOUCT NAME: SHELL ROrELLA(R) T MULTIORADE 1SW/40 WIT>4 XLA M50S 71 ,630-7 PAGE 4
SECTION X I I SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS
'MINIMIZE SKIN CONTACT. WASH WITH SOAP ANO WATER BEFORE EATING. DRINKING. SMOKING OR USING TOILET FACILITIES. LAUNDER CONTAMINATED CLOTHING BEFORE REUSE. PROPERLY DISPOSE OF CONTAMINATED LEATHER ARTICLES, INCLUDING SHOES, THAT CANNOT BE DECONTAMINATED.
STORE IN A COOL. DRY PLACE WITH ADEQUATE VENTILATION. KEEP AWAY FROM OPEN FLAMES AND HIGH .TEMPERATURES.
SECTION XIII TRANSPORTATION REQUIREMENTS
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION CLASSIFICATION: NOT HAZARDOUS BY D O T . REGULATIONS
SECTION XIV OTHER REGULATORY CONTROLS
THE COMPONENTS OF THIS PRODUCT ARE LISTED ON THE EPA/TSCA INVENTORY OF CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH SARA TITLE III. SECTION 313. THE EDS SHOULD ALWAYS BE COPIED AND SENT WITH THE MSDS.
SECTION XV STATE REGULATORY INFORMATION
THIS INFORMATION :S BEING SYSTEMATICALLY ADDED TO OUR MSDS. IT HAS PREVIOUSLY BEEN PROVIDED TO YOU IN VARIOUS WAYS, INCLUDING THE MJOS. THE NEW MSDS FORMAT IS INTENDED TC PROVIDE THE USER WITH THE INFORMATION IN A MORE CONVENIENT MANNER.
SECTION XV: SPECIAL NOTES
REVISIONS WERE MADE IN SECTION II AND VI.
THE INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN IS BASED ON THE DATA AVAILABLE TO US ANO IS BELIEVED TO SE CORRECT. HOWEVER. SHELL MAKES NO WARRANTY. EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED REGARDING THE ACCURACY OF THESE DATA OR THE RESULTS TO BE OBTAINED FROM THE USE THEREOF. SHELL ASSUMES NO RESPONSIBILITY FDR INJURY FROM THE USE OF THE PRODUCT DESCRIBED HEREIN.
DATE PREPARED .'APRIL 02. 1990
U. C. WILLCTT
. BE SAFE is;-. READ OUR PRODUCT SHELL OIL COMPANY
SAFCTY INFORMATION . . .MO PASS IT ON PRODUCT SAFETY AM> COMPLIANCE (PRODUCT LI.ABILITY LAW P. 0. BOX 4320
RERUIR-S IT) HOUSTON. TX 77210
TOTAL P.10 NOU 19 ' 9 2 H : i 5 1 802 754 2223 PAGE.010
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ATTACHMENT II.B.
Transactional Review Form
Neune of Respondent: Ethan Allen Related Parties Whitney Division
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4 Column 5 Column 6
Date of EPA EPA Your Description of Issues/ Transaction Document < Volume Volume Your Documentation Comments
05/23/84 0701551 0701552
1155 total
Solids. Disposed of at Secure landtiil, not SRSNt;.
0701553 AlsOf 20 drums total, not 21 that EPA has counted.
10/1/84 701554 701558
1375 Solids. Disposed of at Secure landfill, not SRSNE.
02/13/85 1001348 1650 Solids. Disposed of at
1001349 Secure landtiil, not SRSNE. 1001351
ATTACHMENT II.B. (continued)
Transactional Review Form
Niuae of Respondent; Ethan Allen Related Parties Whitney Division
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4 Column 5 Column 6
Data of EPA EPA Your Description of Issues/ Transaction Document -i Volume Volume Your Documentation Comments
08/12/85 1001352 1595 Solids. Disposed of at
1001353 Secure Landtiil, not SRSNE.
1001354
01/8/86 1202734 121U Solids. Disposed of at
1202735 Secure Landtiil, not SRSNE.
1202736
06/2/86 1202737 1320 Solids. Disposed of at
1202738 Secure Landtiil, not SRSNE.
1202739
ATTACHMENT II.B. (continued)
Transactional Review Form
Name of Respondent; Ethan Allen Related Parties - Whitney Division
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 column 4 Column 5 Column 6
Date of Transaction
EPA Document I
EPA Volume
YourVolume
Description of Your Documentation
Issues/ Comments
09/22/86 1202740 715 Solids. ni gpogf f of at 1202741 Secure Landfill, not SRSNE.
1202742
01/30/8/ 1304378 990 Solids. ni gpocor of at 1304379 Secure Landfill,not SRSNE.
1304377
04/21/87 1304374 825 .Sni ids •—Disposad of at 1304375 Secure Landfill, not SRSNE.
ATTACHMENT II.B. (continued)
Transactional Review Form
Name of Respondent: * ^ " ^^^" ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Parties - Whitney Division
Coltunn 1 Column 2 Column 3 column 4 Column 5 Column 6
Date of EPA EPA Your Description of Issues/ Transaction Document # Volume Volume Your Documentation Comments
08/26/87 2047/4 2860 1430 EPA h^s dQuble-CQunted 204775 manifests (204774) and
2U4776 (1304363). Only one
1304364 transaction of 1430 gallon
1304363 on 8/26/87.
12/17/87 204769 1265 Solids. Qi spn.spd of at Secure Landfill, not SRSNl
03/23/88 1603182 1320 Sni ids. nisposied of at 1603185 Secure Landfill, not SRSNE.'
1603186
ATTACHMENT II.B. (continued)
Transactional Review Form
Naae of Respondent:
column I Column 2
Ethan Allen RElated Parties - Whitney Division
Column 3 Column 4 Column 5 Column 6
Data of Transaction
06/27/88
EPA Document f
1603190 •IbUiiyi 1603194
EPA Volume
1265
Your Volume
0
Description of Your Documentation
Issues/ Comments
Solids. Disposed Secure SRSNE.
Landfill, of
not at
09/30/88 1603199
1603200
990 0 Solids.
Secure
SRSNE.
Disposed
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01/16/89 3501113 825 0 Solid.e;. Secure SRSNE.
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Name of Respondent:
Colvunn 1 Column 2
Date of EPA Transaction Document #
01/9/87 1300953 1300954 1300955 1300956
03/5/87 1300958
13U0959 13UU960 13UU961
04/16/87 1300932
1300963 1300964 1300965
ATTACHMENT II.B.
Transactional Review Form
Ethan Allen Related Parties - island Pond Divsion
Column 3 Column 4 Column 5 Column 6
EPA Your Description of Issues/ Volume Volume Your Documentation Comments
1815 0 Solid materials. Not disposed of at Sf
Solid materials. Not 1155 0
disposed of at SI
Solid materials. Not 1155 0
disposed of at SRSNE.
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ATTACHMENT II.B.
Transactional Review Form
Naae of Respondent: Ethan Allen Related Parties - Beecher Falls Division
Coliian 1 Column 2 column 3 Column 4 Column 5 Column 6
Date of EPA EPA Your Description of Issues/ Transaction Document # Volume Volume Your Documentation Comments
01/7/87 1300980 1760 0 Solid maheriqi.q. Not
1300981 disposed of at SRSNE.
1300982 1300985
1300977
130U984 1300983
02/10/87 1300986 715 0 Solid materials. Not
1300987 disposed of at SRSNE. 1300988
1300989
04/1/87 130nQ43 770 0 Solid materials. Not
1300991 1300992
disposed of at SRSNE.
1300993
V E R M O N T AGENCY O F NATURAL RESOURCES H A Z A R D O U S MATERIALS MANAGEMENT
103 South Main Street Waterbury, Venrxxit 05676
802-244-6702 print or type. (Formd»sigmHoruseon»IHe(12-pitehltYP»writtr.l
1. G*n*rator't US EPA 10 No. Manifest UNIFORM HAZARDOUS WASTE MANIFEST V|T|D|0|0|1|0|8|1|2|1|5io'?°&roroTl
3. G*n*r*tor's Nam* and Mailing Address
Ethan Allen Inc.
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C.M. Laboratories I . Transporter 2 Company Name
9. Designated Facility Name and Site Address
Solvent Recovery Services of Lazy Lane Southington, CT., 06489
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16. QENERATOR'S CERTIFICATION: I hereby declare that tha contents of this consignment ar* fully and accurataly described above by proper shipping name and are classified, packad, mark*d, and i*b*l*d. and ar* in all respects in proper condition for transport by highway according to applicabi* ifn*rnational ertd national government regulations, and alt applicable Stot i low and rtgulotlons.
If I am a large quantity g*n*rator. I cartify that I hav* a program in plac* to raduc* t h * volum* and toxicity of wast* g*n*rat*d to t h * d*gr*a I hav* d*t*rmin*d to be economically practicable and that I hav* s*l*ct*d t h * practicable method of treatment, storage, or disposal currently available to me which minimizes the present and future thr*at to human haalth and tha environment: OR, if I am a small quantity generator, I hav* mad* a good faith effort to minimiz* my wast* g*n*ration and salect ttw best wast* mar>agement method that is available to m* and that I can afford. Printed.
17.Tr»nsport*r 1 Acknowtadgament
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20.Facilitv Owner or Operator: Certification of r*c*ipt of hazardous matarials eov*r*d by this manifest except as noted in Item 19.
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ATTACHMENT II.B.
Transactional Review Form
Name of Respondent: Ethan Allen Related Parties - Burnham Division
Colvunn 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4 Column 5 Column 6
Date of EPA EPA Your Description of Issues/ Transaction Document # Volume Volume Your Documentation Comments
04/13/87 1300926 605 0 Solid materials. Not 1300927 disposed ot at SRSNE. 13UU970
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