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HURRICANE IRENE OPERATIONS (NJ/NY)
NEW JERSEY RESPONSE ACTIONS
Disposal of wastes to off-site facilities is the sole project remaining for NJ operations. Since the last reporting period, the remaining propane cylinders were sent to a recycling facility, while the last 30 yd3 container of oily wastes was shipped for disposal. Approximately 75 drums and 7 yd3 boxes of waste remain to be disposed of. EPA is awaiting the results of off-site compliance checks at four disposal facilities that have been designated to receive the waste materials. A medical waste generator identification number from NJDEP is also being processed for a small amount of waste. Once received, contractors will return to the Dover facility and assist on the removal of packaged wastes.
Below is a Waste Disposition Table for Dover, NJ Facility. This table was last updated on 10/26/2011.
Dover HHW and Orphan Container Staging Area – 22 Richboynton Road, Dover, NJ 07801 |
Date |
Waste Stream |
Quantity |
Disposal Method |
DisposalLocation |
10/3/2011 |
Lead Acid Batteries |
2679 lbs |
Recycling |
EXIDE Battery |
10/4/2011 |
Propane, 20 lb Cylinders |
197 cont |
Recycling |
Blue Rhino |
9/19/2011To10/6/2011 |
Non-regulated Latex Pants,(102) 1 cu yd boxes |
75885 lbs |
Landfill |
PSCHatfield, PA |
9/23/2011 to10/7/2011 |
Flammable Paints,(43) 1 cu yd boxes |
33,440 lbs |
Incineration |
PSCHatfield, PA |
10/7/2011 to10/20/2011 |
Non-Alkaline / Non-Lead Acid Batteries |
561 lbs |
Recycling |
InmetcoElwood City, PA |
10/11/2011 |
Freon / Refrigerants |
160 lbs |
Recycling |
DupontLouisville, KY |
10/10/2011 |
Non-Haz Solid WasteOil-impacted debris, soil, and PPE (3) 30 yd Containers |
44 tons |
Landfill |
Western Berks LandfillBirdsboro, PA |
10/12/2011 |
Non-Haz Solid WasteOily Debris, Crushed Poly Containers - (3) 20 yd Containers, (1) 30 yd Container |
8.4 tons |
Landfill |
Western Berks LandfillBirdsboro, PA |
10/26/11 |
Non-Haz Solid WasteOily debris, crushed poly containers, used PPE, (1) 30 yd container |
7.3 tons |
Landfill |
Western Berks LandfillBirdsboro, PA |
10/14/2011 |
Oily water – Non-haz |
3454 gallons |
Recycling |
FCC Wilmington, DE |
10/17/2011 |
Scrap metal (crushed drums, home heating oil tanks, misc metal) |
4120 pounds |
Recycling |
Donjon Recycling, Dover, NJ |
10/26/11 |
100 pound propane cylinders |
5 |
Reclamation |
Suburban Propane – Washington, NJ |
NEW YORK RESPONSE ACTIONS
On 10/21/2011 it was determined that monetary limitations in the Hurricane Irene Mission Assignments would cause a suspension in orphan container and HHW activities. A request to FEMA for additional funding was processed on 10/24/2011 and EPA received the additional requested funding required to continue operations. No operations were conducted between 10/22/2011 – 10/24/2011 for Hurricane Irene.
NYSDEC Region 4 Area
The Prattsville HHW is the only remaining operational area in this region. Currently, personnel are working on cleaning the area where the HHW pad was established in and conducting land restoration activities. Once completed, there will be no further objectives in this region. Several HHW materials left behind at Howes Cave and the Schoharie Debris Pile were removed on 10/27/2011.
Below is a Waste Disposition Table for the NYSDEC Region 4 Areas. This table was last updated on 10/20/2011. No additional updates have been provided since the last reporting period. Although these locations are no longer actively collecting materials, wastes have been disposed of following the most recent dates posted.
Prattsville, NY - HHW and Orphan Container Staging Area |
Date |
Waste Stream |
Quantity |
Disposal Method |
Final DisposalLocation |
9/30/2011 |
Oil Based Paint Related Material in Cans |
29,400 lbs |
Fuels Blending |
Safety KleenSmithfield, KY |
9/30/2011 |
Latex Paint in Cans |
50,400 lbs |
Landfill |
Carbon LimestonePortland, OH |
10/3/2011 |
Latex Paint in Cans |
30,800 lbs |
Landfill |
Carbon LimestonePortland, OH |
10/5/2011 |
Oil Based Paint Related Material in Cans |
18,900 lbs |
Fuels Blending |
Safety KleenSmithfield, KY |
10/5/2011 |
Latex Paint in Cans |
7,700 lbs |
Landfill |
Carbon LimestonePortland, OH |
10/5/2011 |
Aerosols |
550 lbs |
Incineration |
Ross Consolidated Grafton, OH |
10/5/2011 |
Pesticides |
4,200 lbs |
Incineration |
Clean Harbors El Dorado, AR |
10/6/2011 |
Oil Based Paint Related Material in Cans |
13,000 lbs |
Fuels Blending |
Safety KleenSmithfield, KY |
10/6/2011 |
Latex Paint in Cans |
2,800 lbs |
Landfill |
Carbon LimestonePortland, OH |
10/6/2011 |
Aerosols |
800 lbs |
Incineration |
Ross ConsolidatedGrafton, OH |
10/6/2011 |
Aerosols |
1,400 lbs |
Incineration |
Ross ConsolidatedGrafton, OH |
10/6/2011 |
Corrosive Solids |
7,700 lbs |
Stabilization/Landfill |
EnvirosafeOregon, OH |
Howes Cave, NY - HHW and Orphan Container Staging Area |
Date |
Waste Stream |
Quantity |
Disposal Method |
Final DisposalLocation |
9/29/2011 |
Oil Based Paint Related Material in Cans |
19,600 lbs |
Fuels Blending |
Safety KleenSmithfield, KY |
9/29/2011 |
Latex Paint in Cans |
30,000 lbs |
Landfill |
Carbon LimestonePortland, OH |
9/29/2011 |
Aerosols |
400 lbs |
Incineration |
Ross ConsolidatedGrafton, OH |
9/29/2011 |
Pesticides |
1,000 lbs |
Incineration |
Clean HarborsEl Dorado, AR |
10/4/2011 |
Oil Based Paint Related Material in Cans |
750 lbs |
Fuels Blending |
Safety KleenSmithfield, KY |
10/4/2011 |
Latex Paint in Cans |
7,750 lbs |
Landfill |
Carbon LimestonePortland, OH |
10/4/2011 |
Corrosive Solids |
650 lbs |
Stabilization/Landfill |
EnvirosafeOregon, OH |
10/4/2011 |
Pesticides |
2368 lbs |
Incineration |
Clean Harbors El Dorado, AR |
10/4/2011 |
Bleach Loosepack |
2,293.50 lbs |
Wastewater treatment |
DupontDeepwater, NJ |
10/4/2011 |
Antifreeze Loosepack |
1,444.90 lbs |
Recycle/Wastewater treatment |
United Industrial Meriden, CT |
NYSDEC Region 5 Area
The identification and collection of orphan containers continued in this region with focus in Jay, Upper Jay, Crown Point, Ticonderoga, Port Henry, and North Hudson. Recovery efforts included the east side of the Au Sable River and at a property owned by the Upper Jay Fire District. EPA anticipates operations in this area will be completed by 11/18/2011.
CUMULATIVE HAZARDOUS WASTE SUMMARY TABLE – HURRICANE IRENE
Below is a summery table indicating the amount of containers collected through HHW and orphan container recovery efforts in response to Hurricane Irene. This data was collected at 1320 on 10/27/2011. Container counts may include numbers not previously reported from past operational periods.
Cumulative Hazardous Waste Summary Operational Period: 10/20/2011-10/26/2011 |
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Small |
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Propane |
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Other |
Containers |
Op-Period |
State |
Location |
Drums |
Tanks |
Cylinders |
(Large) |
(<5 gal) |
Totals |
Cumulative |
New York |
6 |
8 |
0 |
5 |
119 |
138 |
49595 |
New Jersey |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
26540 |
Op-Period Totals |
6 |
8 |
0 |
5 |
119 |
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Cumulative Totals |
420 |
1106 |
129 |
496 |
75216 |
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Grand Total |
138 |
Grand Cumulative |
76135 |
Note: Numbers listed in the table are accurate at the time of delivery of this report. Field crews sometimes transfer numbers following the end of the reporting period due to communication issues. As a result, daily totals may change in future reports to capture all containers collected for that operational period. Because of this, operational period totals do not reflect true count numbers due to late reporting. However, the grand cumulative numbers are accurate at the time this report.
TROPICAL STORM LEE (New York ONLY)
NYSDEC Region 7 Area
Boat Operations, Orphan Container Reconnaissance/Collection
· With the completion of surveying the Susquehanna River between Oneonta, NY to the Pennsylvania border, river based reconnaissance activities for orphan containers were completed on 10/21/2011. On 10/22/2011, boat operations transitioned into a role of assisting terrestrial-based crews for collecting orphan containers from hard to reach places near rivers and tributaries. It is anticipated that all boat operations will be completed by 10/28/2011 with no continuation of assessments. All targets identified from reconnaissance missions have been addressed. Orphan containers and HHW collected from these points were sent to the Barlow Rd. processing area.
Land-based Operations, Orphan Container Reconnaissance/Collection
· EPA continued efforts on land-base reconnaissance and collection of orphan containers. Of the targets identified through previously conducted aerial reconnaissance missions, only 13 open areas remain to be addressed. It is anticipated that all materials will be retrieved by 11/4/2011, completing all HHW and orphan container collection in response to TS Lee. All materials collected are, and will be sent to the Barlow Rd. center for processing in preparation for disposal.
Household Hazardous Waste Collection and Disposal
· Edicott/Endwell (Scarborough Rd) - Transportation and Disposal from this former HHW pad were completed on 10/24/2011 with the final amount of wastes sent for disposal. No additional activities will be necessary from this location, and all resources have been removed.
· Owego – The disposal of materials from this location commenced on 10/21/2011 and continued throughout the reporting period. All wastes are scheduled to be removed by transportation companies by 10/28/2011 and sent to disposal facilities.
· Barlow Rd (Kirkwood, NY) – This facility remains open for receiving orphan containers collected by EPA response crews only. The HHW pad is not operational for public use. Wastes continued to be sampled, bulked, and packaged for shipment to disposal facilities. By 10/28/2011, Barlow Rd. is scheduled to be the last remaining HHW/orphan container staging and processing area for TS Lee response efforts.
Below is a Waste Disposition Table for the NYSDEC Region 7 Areas. This table was last updated on 10/27/2011.
NYSDEC Region 7 - Barlow HHW Pad |
Date |
Waste Stream |
Quantity |
Disposal Method |
DisposalLocation |
10/13/2011
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Propane cylinders
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120 20# cylinders
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Recycle through Broome county |
HHW pad at Broome County |
10/13/2011
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Propane cylinders
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343 1# cylinders
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Recycle through Broome county
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HHW pad at Broome County
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10/14/2011 |
Propane cylinders |
135 20# cylinders |
Recycle through Broome county
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HHW pad at Broome County
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10/14/2011 |
Lead-acid batteries |
154 each |
Recycle through Broome county
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HHW pad at Broome County
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10/14/2011 |
Dry cell batteries |
2,934 each |
Recycle through Broome county
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HHW pad at Broome County
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10/17/2011
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Propane cylinders
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200 20# cylinders
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Recycle through Broome county
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HHW pad at Broome County
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10/17/2011
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Propane tanks
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1 100# tank
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Recycle through Broome county
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HHW pad at Broome County
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10/17/2011
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Propane tanks
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3 200# tank
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Recycle through Broome county
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HHW pad at Broome County
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NYSDEC Region 7 - Scarborough HHW Pad |
Date |
Waste Stream |
Quantity |
Disposal Method |
DisposalLocation |
10/17/2011 |
Latex Paint in Cans |
54 cubic yards(32,400 lb est.) |
Pending |
PSCProvidence RI |
10/17/2011 |
Latex Paint in Cans |
48 cubic yards(28,800 lb est.) |
Pending |
PSCProvidence RI |
10/18/2011 |
Latex Paint in Cans |
64 cubic yards(38,400 lb est.) |
Pending |
PSCProvidence RI |
10/18/2011 |
UN1263 Waste Paint related material (oil based) |
52 cubic yards(40,000 lb est.) |
Pending |
PSCProvidence RI |
10/19/2011 |
UN1263 Waste Paint related material (oil based) |
46 cubic yards (32,200 lb est) |
Pending |
Petrochem Processing, Detroit, MI |
10/19/2011 |
UN1263 Waste Paint related material (oil based) |
47 cubic yards (32,200 lb est) |
Pending |
Northland Environmental, LLCProvidence RI |
10/19/2011 |
Latex Paint in Cans |
64 cubic yards 938,400 lb est) |
Pending |
PSCProvidence RI |
10/19/2011 |
UN 3262 Waste Corrosive Solid |
20 cubic yards (12,500 lb est) |
Pending |
Northland Environmental, LLC |
10/19/2011 |
UN1791 Waste Hypochlorite Solutions |
2 cubic yards (1,200 lb est) |
Pending |
Providence RI |
10/19/2011 |
UN2902 Waste Pesticides, Liquid, Toxic |
22 cubic yards(13,200 est) |
Pending |
Northland Environmental, LLC |
10/20/2011 |
Latex Paint in Cans |
41 cubic yards(25,500 lb est.) |
Pending |
Northland Environmental, LLC; Providence RI |
10/21/2011 |
Latex Paint in Cans |
40 cubic yards(25,000 lb est.) |
Pending |
Northland Environmental, LLC; Providence RI |
10/21/2011
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UN1950 Waste Aerosols |
17 cubic feet(8,500 lb est.) |
Pending |
Northland Environmental, LLC; Providence RI |
10/21/2011
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UN1760 Waste Corrosive Liquid |
4 drums(2,000 lb est) |
Pending |
Northland Environmental, LLC; Providence RI |
10/21/2011
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UN3077 Waste Environmentally Hazardous Substances |
4 boxes(1,800 lb est.) |
Pending |
Northland Environmental, LLC; Providence RI |
10/21/2011
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UN2009 Waste Mercury |
1 drum(20 lb est.) |
Pending |
Northland Environmental, LLC; Providence RI |
NYSDEC Region 7 - Owego - HHW Pad |
Date |
Waste Stream |
Quantity |
Disposal Method |
DisposalLocation |
10/21/2011 |
Latex Paint in Cans |
49 cubic yards(35,000 lb est.) |
Pending |
Petrochem Processing, Detroit, MI |
10/21/2011
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UN1760 Waste Corrosive Liquid |
4 drums(2,000 lb est) |
Pending |
Northland Environmental, LLC; Providence RI |
10/21/2011
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UN1950 Waste Aerosols |
17 cubic feet(8,500 lb est.) |
Pending |
Northland Environmental, LLC; Providence RI |
10/21/2011
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Non DOT/Non RCRA Regulated Solids |
3 cartons(400 lb est.) |
Pending |
Northland Environmental, LLC; Providence RI |
10/21/2011 |
UN1263 Waste Paint related material (oil based) |
11 cartons (7,700 lb est.) |
Pending |
Northland Environmental, LLCProvidence RI |
10/24/2011 |
Latex Paints |
50 cu yd |
Pending |
Rhode Island |
10/25/2011 |
Latex Paints |
49 cu yd |
Pending |
Rhode Island |
CUMULATIVE HAZARDOUS WASTE SUMMARY TABLE – TROPICAL STORM LEE
Below is a summery table indicating the amount of containers collected through HHW and orphan container recovery efforts in response to Tropical Storm Lee. This data was collected at 1320 on 10/27/2011. Container counts may include numbers not previously reported from past operational periods.
Cumulative Hazardous Waste Summary Operational Period: 10/20/2011 - 10/26/2011 |
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Small |
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Propane |
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Other |
Containers |
Op-Period |
State |
Location |
Drums |
Tanks |
Cylinders |
(Large) |
(<5 gal) |
Totals |
Cumulative |
New York |
11 |
18 |
32 |
19 |
210 |
290 |
113455 |
Op-Period Totals |
11 |
18 |
32 |
19 |
210 |
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Cumulative Totals |
237 |
592 |
0 |
3075 |
109519 |
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Grand Total |
290 |
Grand Cumulative |
113455 |
Note: Numbers listed in the table are accurate at the time of delivery of this report. Field crews sometimes transfer numbers following the end of the reporting period due to communication issues. As a result, daily totals may change in future reports to capture all containers collected for that operational period. Because of this, operational period totals do not reflect true count numbers due to late reporting. However, the grand cumulative numbers are accurate at the time this report.
EPA REGION 2 COORDINATION ACTIVITIES
EPA Region 2 is currently manning the Regional Emergency Operations Center located in Edison, NJ. Personnel are coordinating activities with local, county, and state officials throughout NY and NJ. Staging for minor equipment continues until all operations in NJ are completed. REOC personnel continue to monitor and respond to calls obtained through the Regional Public Liaison Hotline as well as the emergency hotline.
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