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UNITED 8TATE8 ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY

REGION I

J. F. KENNEDY FEDERAL BUILDING, BOSTON. MASSACHUSETTS 02203

URGENT LEGAL MATTER — PROMPT REPLY NECESSARY / CERTIFIED MAIL — RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED

THORE OHLSSON, ACTING PRESIDENT

SDMS DocID 535257 ETONIC TRETORN

147 CENTER STREET

BROCKTON, MA 02403

MAR 2 3 1987 F a c i l i t y : ETONIC INC (RICHMOND)

COUNTY ROAD RICHMOND, ME 04357

SuperfundSITE:

Records Cerater l/nipn Ch^Mti* I

ETONIC INC (AUBURN) MERROW ROAD

BREAK: OTHER:

IL ?3 SQS1

AUBURN, ME 04210

Re: Notice of Potential Liability/Demand f o r

Payment/Request f o r Information: Union Chemical Co.,

Inc. S i t e , South Hope, Maine

Dear THORE OHLSSON:

The purpose of t h i s l e t t e r i s f o u r - f o l d : I ) t o n o t i f y you of

p o t e n t i a l l i a b i l i t y which your company may incur or may have

incurred w i t h respect t o the above-referenced S i t e ; I I ) t o formally

demand your company t o reimburse EPA f o r the past costs, including

i n t e r e s t thereon, t h a t have been incurred i n response t o the

environmental problems at the Site; I I I ) t o request your company to

respond t o the questions posed i n Enclosure A of t h i s l e t t e r ; and

IV) t o o u t l i n e EPA's intended schedule and framework f o r

enforcement a c t i v i t i e s i n t h i s case.

I - Notice of Potential L i a b i l i t y

The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has

documented the release and threatened release of hazardous

substances, poll u t a n t s and contaminants at the above-referenced

S ite. EPA has spent and i s consideringspsnding a d d i t i o n a l public

funds on actions t o investigate and control such releases or

threatened releases at the Site. Unless EPA determines t h a t a

responsible party w i l l properly perform such actions, EPA w i l l

i t s e l f perform these actions pursuant t o Section 104 of the

Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation,and L i a b i l t y Act

of 1980, 42 U.S.C. Sec. 9601 et seg. (CERCLA),as amended by the

Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act of 1986, Pub. L. No.

99-499 (1986) (SARA).

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Under Sections 106(a) and 107(a) of CERCLA, 42 U.S.C. Sec.

9606(a)and 9607(a), Section 7003 of the Resource Conservation and

Recovery Act, 42 U.S.C. Sec. 6973 (RCRA), and other laws,

responsible parties may be obligated to implement r e l i e f actions

deemed necessary by EPA to protect the public health, welfare or

the environment and may be liable for a l l costs incurred by the

government in responding to any release or threatened release at

the Site. Such costs may include, but are not limited to,

expenditures for investigation, planning, response, and enforcement

a c t i v i t i e s . By this letter, EPA notifies you of your potential

l i a b i l i t y with regard to this matter.

Responsible parties under CERCLA include current and former

owners and operators of the Site as well as persons who arranged

for disposal or treatment of hazardous substances found at the Site

(generators), or persons who accepted hazardous substances for

transport to the Site (transporters). Based on information

available to EPA, including Union Chemical Company f i l e s (see

sample - Enclosure D), the Agency believes that you may be a

responsible party.

Specifically, EPA believes that your company by contract, agreement

or otherwise; arranged for the disposal, treatment or

transportation of hazardous substances found at the Site; or

accepted for transport hazardous substances found at the Site. You

are hereby notified that the following studies and/or a c t i v i t i e s

w i l l be conducted at the Site:

1. Remedial Investigations (RI) to identify the local

characteristics of the Site and to define the nature and extent of

s o i l , a i r , surface water and groundwater contamination at the Site;

2. F e a s i b i l i t y Studies (FS) to evaluate the f e a s i b i l i t y of

various remedial actions to remove or contain hazardous

substances, pollutants, and contaminants at the Site;

3. Design and implementation of the remedial action selected

and approved by EPA for the Site;

4. Provision of any monitoring, operation, and maintenance

necessary at the Site after the construction phase of remedial

action i s completed.

In addition to those enumerated above, EPA may, pursuant to i t s

authorities under CERCLA and other laws, decide that other clean-up

a c t i v i t i e s are necessary to protect public health, welfare, or the

environment.

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I I - Demand for Payment of Costs Incurred to Date

In accordance with CERCLA and other authorities, EPA has

already undertaken certain actions and incurred certain costs in

response to conditions at the Site. These response actions

included the removal of over 2,000 drums and over 100,000 gallons

of hazardous materials and sludges. The cost of these response

actions was approximately $1,3 68,676. The Agency anticipates

expending additional funds for response a c t i v i t i e s at the Site

under the authority of CERCLA and other laws, including those

response actions described above. In accordance with Section

107(a)(4)(D) of CERCLA, as amended by SARA, demand i s hereby made

for payment of the above amount plus any and a l l interest

authorized to be recovered under that Section or any other

provisions of the law. Demand i s also hereby made under these

authorities for payment of interest on a l l future costs that EPA

may accrue in regard to the Site.

I I I . Request for Information

For purposes of determining the need for response, choosing or

taking response actions and otherwise enforcing the provisions of

CERCLA, EPA i s assembling information. EPA's investigation into

the source, extent and nature of release or threatened release of

hazardous substances, pollutants or contaminants at the Union

Chemical Co., Inc., Site requires inquiry into the generation,

storage, treatment and disposal of such substances from 1969 to the

present. EPA i s also investigating the a b i l i t y of persons

connected with the Site to pay for or perform cleanup of the Site.

You are hereby requested to respond to the Information Request set

forth in Enclosure A, pursuant to the authority of Section 104 of

CERCLA as amended by SARA, and Section 3 007 of RCRA. You are

required to respond to the information request within th i r t y (30)

days of receipt of this letter.

Compliance with the Information Request set forth in Enclosure A i s

mandatory. Failure to respond fully and truthfully to each and

every Information Request within thirty (30) days of receipt of

this letter, or to adequately j u s t i f y such failure to respond, can

result in enforcement action by EPA pursuant to Section 104 of

CERCLA, as amended, and/or Section 3008 of RCRA. Each of these

statutes permit EPA to seek the imposition of penalties of up to

twenty-five thousand dollars ($25,000) for each day of continued

non-compliance. Please be further advised that provision of false,

f i c t i t i o u s , or fraudulent statements or representations may subject

you to criminal penalties under 18 U.S.C. Sec. 1001.

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This Request for Information i s not subject to the approval

requirements of the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1980, T i t l e 44

U.S.C. 3501, et seq. Your lette r should indicate the appropriate

name, address, and telephone number for further contact with you.

I f you are already involved in discussions with state or local

authorities, engaged in voluntary cleanup action, or involved in a

lawsuit regarding this Site, you should continue such a c t i v i t i e s as

you see f i t . This l e t t e r i s not intended to advise or direct you

to r e s t r i c t or discontinue any such a c t i v i t i e s ; however, you are

advised to report the status of those discussions or actions in

your response to this l e t t e r and to provide a copy of your response

to any other parties involved in those discussions or actions.

Your response to the Request for Information (Enclosure A) should

be postmarked within thirty (30) calendar days of i t s receipt and

should be sent to:

* U.S. Environmental Protection Agency - 65

P.O. BOX 3254

Reston, VA 22090

I f you need further information concerning this matter please

contact EPA at (617)565-2098 on Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday

between the hours of 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. unt i l April 9, 1987; after

t his date address a l l inquiries to the address above.

IV. Enforcement Activities Schedule

EPA would li k e to encourage future good faith negotiations

between you and the Agency and among you and other parties

potentially responsible for the conditions at the Site. To ass i s t

responsible parties, EPA i s providing the following information:

1. A l i s t of names and addresses of potentially responsible

parties to whom this notification i s being provided. This l i s t

represents EPA's preliminary findings on the identities of

potentially responsible parties. Inclusion on or exclusion from

the l i s t does not constitute a fi n a l determination by the Agency

concerning the l i a b i l i t y of any party for the hazard or

contamination at the Site (Enclosure B).

2. A preliminary ranking by volume of waste received at the

f a c i l i t y from each potentially responsible party (Enclosure C).

The ranking i s subject to change as new information becomes

available.

NB: Ensure i f you use a carrier that i t w i l l deliver to a

P.O. Box.

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3. A sample of Union Chemical Company documents specific to

your company (Enclosure D). These documents are being provided

solely to aid you in making an accurate and complete search of

company f i l e s in responding to the enclosed information request.

4. A l i s t of transporters who delivered wastes to the Site.

(Enclosure E )

Please be advised that EPA has determined that the above documents

are investigatory records compiled for law enforcement purposes.

The public release of these records may interfere with enforcement

proceedings and the disclosure of investigatory techniques and

procedures. As such, the records are exempt from mandatory

disclosure under the investigatory records exemption of the Freedom

of Information Act, 5 U.S.C. Sec. 552(b)(7). Nevertheless, a

limited disclosure of these records i s being made in order to

further the settlement negotiations and to encourage communication

among the parties. A l l of the enclosed documents are being

provided as a discretionary release of information to the

potentially responsible parties, and they should not be disclosed

further or made publicly available in any context unless you are

given prior approval by EPA.

The major components and schedule for EPA's planned enforcement

a c t i v i t i e s following your receipt of this l e t t e r are as follows:

May 5, 1987, Potentially Responsible Party meeting. You w i l l

receive an additional lett e r with details about three (3) weeks

prior to this meeting.

May 11, 1987, Invocation of SARA Sec. 122 Special Notice

Procedures. EPA w i l l be providing a special notice l e t t e r and w i l l

be observing the negotiation time frames and moratorium established

in Sec. 122 of SARA.

May 11 to July 11, 1987: Good Faith offer period.

July 11 to August 11, 1987: Extension of Negotiations i f good

faith offer provided.

July 11 or August 11, 1987: Termination of Negotiations.

September 1, 1987: Commencement of Litigation.

EPA w i l l seek two major items in the negotiations. I t w i l l be

seeking recovery of past costs, primarily those incurred during the

drum removal actions of the Site in 1984. The Agency w i l l also be

looking for a commitment by PRP's to conduct the RI/FS and to

provide oversight costs.

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The factual and legal discussions in this letter are intended

solely to provide notice and information, and such discussions are

not to be construed as a final agency position on any matter set

forth herein. Due to the seriousness of the environmental and

legal problems posed by conditions at the Site, EPA urges that

immediate attention and a prompt response be given to this letter.

Sincerely,

Merrill S. Hohman,

Director Waste Management Division

Enclosures 1

A - Information Request

B - L i s t of Names and Addresses of Potentially

Responsible Parties

C - Ranking (by volume)

D - Example of Union Chemical Co. Records

E - L i s t of Transporters

cc: William Walsh-Rogalski, Office of Regional Counsel

Director, Office of Waste Programs Enforcement

Director, Office of Emergency and Remedial Response

Office of Enforcement and Compliance Monitoring

Barbara McAllister, CT Superfund Section

James Kilbreth, Maine Attorney General's Office

Hank Aho, Maine DEP

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v REOUEST FOR INFORMATION

UNION CHEMICAL CO., INC." ' °

ENCLOSURE A

.'"*• " • 'v Instructions

1. A separate response must be made to each of the Requests

set f o r t h in t h i s Information Request.

2. Precede each response with the number of the Request

-t'0"*wh*i*c'h:v it' -correspond s-»• --•**—«>.-.-•.-'•—•—- •^.•~^.^r^~^*»^>*

• -3., ,In answering each Request, identify,, a l l documents and • ; ;.; persons thai

4. I f information not known or not available, to you as of the date of submission of a response to t h i s Information < Request should l a t e r become known or available to you, you must supplement your response to EPA. Moreover, should you f i n d , at any time a f t e r the submission of the response, that any portion of the submitted information i s false or misrepresents the t r u t h , you must n o t i f y EPA thereof as soon as possible.

5. For each document produced in response to t h i s I n

formation Request indicate on the document; o r i n some other

reasonable manner, the number of the Request to which i t rela t e s .

6. The information requested herein must be provided notwithstanding i t s possible characterization as co n f i d e n t i a l ' ;,'

':'^ik.A-nfoirma'.t'ioh.-orotrade-^secret. ̂\vYouvmaV>Ai.f̂ 'you,;;;desire ^;assett^-;, .'"•};• rinformation requested in the manner described by CERCLA, as

amended by SARA, §104(e)(7)(C)(E) and (F) by attaching to

such information at the time i t is submitted, a cover sheet,

stamped or typed legend, or other suitable form of notice

employing language such as "trade secret," or "proprietary"

or "company confidential." Information covered by such a

claim w i l l be disclosed by EPA only to the extent, and only by t

means of th? procedures set in CERCLA §104. I f no such claim

accompanies'the information when i t i s received by EPA, i t

may be^made available to the public by EPA without further

notice to you. You should read the'above cited statutory

provisions Carefully before asserting a business confidentiality

claim, sinefe -certain categories of information are not properly

the subject"-©f such a claim.

7. Where specific information has not been memorialized

i n any document, but i s nonetheless responsive to a Request,

you must respond to the Request with a written response.

8. I f information responsive to this Information Request

i s not in your possession, custody or control', then identify'1

the persons from whom such information may be obtained.

' ' ; r Definitions

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The following definitions shall apply to the following words as

they appear in this Enclosure A:

1. The terms "you" or "Respondent0 shall mean the addressee of

this Request, the addressee's officers, managers, employees,

contractors,, .trusteessuccessor^, ;,assigns^ c

3. The terms "the Site" or "the f a c i l i t y " shall mean and. include

J the, property on or about .the ,Union, .Chemical Co. , Inc. , site, owned;

by Mr. Raymond Esposito, that is in South Hope, Maine. * ; ' .

4. The term "hazardous substance", shall,have the same definition

as that contained on Section 101(14) of CERCLA, and includes

any mixtures of such hazardous substances with any other sub

stances, including petroleum products./ For purposes of this

information request i t shall also include materials within the

definition of hazardous waste as defined by §1004(5) of RCRA.

5. The term "pollutant or contaminant," shall have the same

definition as that contained in Section 101(33) of CERCLA,

and includes any mixtures of. such pollutants and contaminants

, .V with 4anv,other substance,s;,di'ncluding petroleum^prplducts.C ;

6. The term "identify" means, wi'tfl^sp'e'ct to a natural person,

to set forth the person's name, present or last known business

address and business telephone number, present or last known

home address and home telephone number, and present or last

known job t i t l e , position or business.

\, 7. The term "identify" means, with respect to the corporation,

partnership* business trust or other association or business

.entity (including a sole proprietorship) to set forth i t s f u l l

name, address, legal form (e.g. corporation, partnership, etc.),

organization, i f any, and a brief description of i t s business.

8. The term "identify" means, with respect to a document, to

provide i t s customary business description, i t s date, i t s number

i f any (invoice or purchase order number),the identity of the

author, addressor, addressee and/or recipient, and the substance

or the subject matter.

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9. The term "release" includes any spilling, leaking, pumping,

leaching, dumping, or disposing into the" environment, including

the abandonment or discarding of barrels, containers, and

other closed receptacles containing any hazardous substance or

pollutant or contaminant. . ' / . •

10. The terms" "document" and "documents" shall include writings

of any kind, formal or informal, whether or not wholly or -i. ,

, ^ - " - - p a f t ' i ' a l ' l y in" handwriting(including -by -way of- Mlustration and - *

not by way of limitation), any invoice,, receipt, endorsement,

Â .'-..v;̂ >,-;check.., ..bank ..draf.t, cancelled check, .deposit; s l i p , withdrawalr

.,,.„..,..,,, • • • • • • - ^ i - - order,"'corre*spbnde^ce,7 reco:ra''^okY'ml'h^^

agreements and the like, diary, calendar', desk pad, scrapbook,

notebook, bulletin, circular, form, pamphlet, statement, journal,

postcard; letter, telegram, telex, report, notice, message,

. analysis, comparison, graph, chart, interoffice or intraoffice

communications, photostat or other' copy of any documents,

microfilm or other film record, any photograph, sound recording

on any type of: device, any punch card, disc or disc pack; any

tape of other type of memory generally associated with computers

and data processing (together with the programming instructions

and other written material necessary to use such punch card,

disc, or disc pack, tape or other type of memory and together

with printouts of such punch card, disc, or disc pack, tape or

other type of memory;) including (a) every copy of each document

M :'--Js i which •isKnot :an exact, duplicate of| ,a document .whichh,, is^produqedv^^:^[ ;

enclosures with any document and (e) every document referred to

in any other document.

11. The terms "and" and "or" shall be construed either dis

junctively or conjunctively as necessary to bring within the

scope of this Information Request any information which might

otherwise be construed to be outside their scope.

12. The terras "transaction" or "arrangment" means every separate

agreement, ^ct, deal, instance or occurrence. .-•' * 13. The term "asset" shall include" the following: real ©state,

buildings or •••other improvements to real estate, equipment,

vehicles, turniture, inventory, supplies, customer l i s t s ,

accounts receivable, interests in insurance policies, interests

in partnerships, corporations and unicorporated companies,

securities, patents, stocks, bonds, and other tangible as well

as intangible property.

pouring, emitting, emptying, discharging, 'injecting;, escaping, .

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•j • ' • " • • ". REQUESTS

1. General Information - '

I a. Identify the persoh(s) answering these requests on

'I:I ' behalf of your company.

j b. Identify a l l persons consulted in preparing answers to these requests. > •

; c. Identify a l l documents consulted, examined, or referred

!. to i n preparing answers to these requests and provide

d; State whether a diligent record search has been completed "'

and whether there has been a diligent interviewing

process with present and former employees of your company

who may have knowledge of the operations, hazardous

substances use, .storage, treatment , disposal or other

handling practices from 1969 and to the present.

e. Describe what steps were undertaken, in the record

- search and interviewing process.

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! f. I f you have reason to believe that .there may be persons

"""V. able to provide a more detailed or complete response to any

w ' request contained herein or who may be able to provide

i . . _ additional responsive documents, identify such persons and vfefefcfc-•o.'t&.-u;• Ĥ hê addit:ipnâ :.-«%fprma(1tion-,or documents$that they may-,hâ e...

^ ^^mmmmmt̂ -•«- 2. Financial/Corporate Information

a. Please state the correct legal name of your company, agency or business. Provide the name and address of the current

i • president and chairman of the board, of directors of your ' company. Additionally, please state any other names by |I which your company has been known.

b. If the company is or was a subsidiary of another ' | ~ ' corporation, identify such other corporation and state j the

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e. State every location at which your company has operated

and the dates of operation at each location.

f. Identify a l l l i a b i l i t y insurance policies held by

Respondent from 1969 to the present. In identifying

such policies, state the name and address of each

insurer and of the insured, the amount of coverage

under eaclv policy, the commencement and expiration

:,. :,..';_;,;„;,;; ;._dates !f or.: ea.ch\: policy, ' whether,;or ; not ,S^^P^l9y^:..::S^:L .̂ 1 ' - ' . iJ^'^ contains a "pollution exclusion" clause, and whether the policy,covers or excludes sudden, non-sudden or

• " g. Identify a l l of Respondent's current assets and . ,

l i a b i l i t i e s and current net worth.

3. Generator/Transporter Information

a. Has your company arranged for disposal or treatment,

or transportation for disposal or•treatment, of

hazardous substances to the Union Chemical Company

Site?

I f the answer to this question is anything but an uniquivocal no,

identify: V

b. a l l persons, including you, who may have arranged for

c. the persons with whom you or such other persons made

such arrangements, including, but not limited to the

enclosed l i s t of transporters (Enclosure E) ;

d. every date on which such arrangements took place;

e. for each transaction, the.natu.re of the hazardous sub

stances including the chemical content, characteristics,

physical state (e.g., solid, liquid), and the process

for which the substance was used or the process which

generated the substance; ;. ,

f. the quantity of the hazardous substance involved (weight

or "volume) in each transaction and the total quantity

» for a l l transactions;

g. a l l tests or analyses and analytical results concerning

each hazardous substance, each shipment or waste type;

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h. the amount paid in connection with each transaction, the

method Of payment, and the identity' of the person from

whom payment was received;

i . the type and number of containers in which the hazardous substances were contained when they were accepted for transport, and subsequently until they were deposited at the Site and a l l markings on such containers;

4. a. Have you or any other person working with you or on your . b l f ever accepted' hazardous subsfcanceŝ 6r'-4ra«sp6r----~~. e n a

tation to the site from any person? I f the answer to this

c. Every date on which hazardous substances were so accepted

or transported;

d. For each transaction, the nature of the hazardous substances

accepted or transported, including the chemical^content,

characteristics, physical state ( e . g . s o l i d , ••liquid.) ,

and the process for which the material was used or the

process which generated the material;

e. For each hazardous substance, describe any warnings

given to you with respect to i t s handling;

f. The owner of the hazardous substances so accepted or

or volume) in each transaction and the total quantity

for a l l transactions;

h. A l l test or analyses and anaiytical results concerning

each hazardous substance;

i . The price charged for transport and/or disposal per drum,

barrel, container, load 1or whatever unit used) of waste

materials brought to the Site.

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REQUEST FOR INFORMATION

UNION CHEMICAL CO., INC.

ENCLOSURE A

Instructions

1. A separate response must be made to each of the Requests set

forth in this Information Request.

2. Precede each response with the number of the Request to which

i t corresponds.

3. In answering each Request, identify a l l documents and persons

that contributed information relating to your response.

4. I f information not known or hot available to you as of the date

of submission of a response to this Information Request should

later become known or available to you, you must supplement your

response to EPA. Moreover, should you find, at any time after the

submission of the response, that any portion of the submitted

information i s false or misrepresents the truth, you must notify

EPA thereof as soon as possible.

5. For each document produced in response to t h i s Information

Request indicate on the document, or in some other reasonable

manner, the number of the Request to which i t relates.

6. The information requested herein must be provided

notwithstanding i t s possible characterization as confidential

information or trade secret. You may, i f you desire, assert a

business confidentiality claim covering part or a l l of the

information requested in the manner described by CERCLA, as amended

by SARA, Sec. 104(e)(7)(C)(E) and (F) by attaching to such

information at the time i t i s submitted, a cover sheet, stamped or

typed legend, or other suitable form of notice employing language

such as "trade secret," or "proprietary" or "company confidential."

Information covered by such aclaim w i l l be disclosed by EPA only to

the extent, and only by means of the procedures set in CERCLA

Sec. 104. I f no such claim accompanies the information when i t i s

received by EPA, i t may be made available to the public by EPA

without further notice to you. You should read the above cited

statutory provisions carefully before asserting a business

confidentiality claim, since certain categories of information are

not properly the subject of such a claim.

7. Where specific information has not been memorialized in any

document, but i s nonetheless responsive to a Request, you must

respond to the Request with a written response.

I.

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8. I f information responsive to this Information Request i s not in

your possession, custody or control, then identify the persons from

whom such information may be obtained.

Definitions

The following definitions shall apply to the following words as

they appear in this Enclosure A:

l / " The terms "you" or "Respondent" shall mean the addressee of

this Request, the addressee's officers, managers, employees,

contractors, trustees, successors, assigns and agents.

2. The term ''person" as used herein includes, in the plural as

well as the singular, any natural person, firm, unincorporated

association, partnership, corporation, trust or entity.

3. The terms "the Site" or "the f a c i l i t y " s h a l l mean and include

the property on or about the Union Chemical Co., Inc., Site owned

by Mr. Raymond Esposito, that i s in South Hope, Maine.

4. The term "hazardous substance" shall have the same definition

as that contained in Section 101(14) of CERCLA, and includes any

mixtures of such hazardous substances with any other substances,

including petroleum products. For purposes of th i s information

request i t sh a l l also include materials within the definition of

hazardous waste as defined by Sec. 1004(5) of RCRA.

5. The term "pollutant or contaminant," sh a l l have the same

definition as that contained in Section 101(33) of CERCLA,and

includes any mixtures of such pollutants and contaminants with any

other substances, including petroleum products.

6. The term "identify" means, with respect to a natural person,to

set forth the person's name, present or l a s t known business address

and business telephone number, present or l a s t known home address

and home telephone number, and present or l a s t known job t i t l e ,

position or business.

7. The term "identify" means, with respect to the corporation,

partnership, business trust or other association or business entity

(including a sole proprietorship) to set forth i t s f u l l name,

address, legal form (e.g. corporation, partnership, etc . ) ,

organization, i f any, and a brief description of i t s business.

8. The term "identify" means, with respect to a document, to

provide i t s customary business description, i t s date, i t s number i f

any (invoice or purchase order number), the identity of the author,

address or, addressee and/or recipient, and the substance or the

subject matter.

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9. The term "release" includes any s p i l l i n g , leaking, pumping,

pouring, emitting, emptying, discharging, injecting, escaping,

leaching, dumping, or disposing into the environment, including the

abandonment or discarding of barrels, containers, and other closed

receptacles containing any hazardous substance or pollutant or

contaminant.

10. The terms "document" and "documents" sha l l include writings of

any kind, formal or informal, whether or not wholly or pa r t i a l l y in

handwriting (including by way of i l l u s t r a t i o n and not by way of

limitation), any invoice, receipt, endorsement, check, bank draft,

cancelled check, deposit s l i p , withdrawal s l i p , order,

correspondence, record book, minutes, memorandum of telephone and

other conversations including meetings, agreements and the li k e ,

diary, calendar, desk pad, scrapbook, notebook, bulletin, circular,

form, pamphlet, statement, journal, postcard, l e t t e r , telegram,

telex, report, notice, message, analysis, comparison, graph, chart,

inter-office or intra-office communications, photostat or other

copy of any documents, microfilm or other film record, any

photograph, sound recording on any type of device, any punch card,

disc or disc pack; any tape of other type of memory generally

associated with computers and data processing (together with the

programming instructions and other written material necessary to

use such punch card, disc, or disc pack, tape or other type of

memory and together with printouts of such punch card, disc, or

disc pack, tape or other type of memory;) including (a) every copy

of each document which i s not an exact duplicate of a document

which i s produced, (b) every copy which has any writing, figure or

notation, annotation or the lik e on i t , (c) drafts, (d) attachments

to or enclosures with any document and (e) every document referred

to in any other document.

11. The terms "and" and "or" shall be construed either d i s

junctively or conjunctively as necessary to bring within the scope

of this Information Request any information which might otherwise

be construed to be outside their scope.

12. The terms "transaction" or "arrangement" means every separate

agreement, act, deal, instance or occurrence.

13. The term "asset" shall include the following: real estate,

buildings or other improvements to real estate, equipment,

vehicles, furniture, inventory, supplies, customer l i s t s , accounts

receivable, interests in insurance policies, interests in

partnerships, corporations and unincorporated companies,

securities, patents, stocks, bonds, and other tangible as well as

intangible property.

4A

REQUESTS

General Information

a. Identify the person(s) answering these requests on behalf

of your company.

b. Identify a l l persons consulted in preparing answers to

these requests.

c. Identify a l l documents consulted, examined, or referred

to in preparing answers to these requests and provide

copies of a l l such documents.

d. State whether a diligent record search has been completed

and whether there has been a diligent interviewing

process with present and former employees of your company

who may have knowledge of the operations, hazardous

substances use, storage, treatment, disposal or other

handling practices from 1969 and to the present.

e. Describe what steps were undertaken in the record search

and interviewing process.

f. I f you have reason to believe that there may be persons

able to provide a more detailed or complete response to

any request contained herein or who may be able to

provide additional responsive documents, identify such

persons and the additional information or documents that

they may have.

Financial/Corporate Information

a. Please state the correct legal name of your company,

agency or business. Provide the name and address of the

current president and chairman of the board of directors

of your company. Additionally, please state any other

names by which your company has been known.

b. I f the company i s or was a subsidiary of another

corporation, identify such other corporation and state

the dates during which the parent/subsidiary relationship

existed and the name and address of that corporation

president and chairman of the board and other officers.

c. Identify the state of incorporation, agent for service,

and the EPA identification number of a l l companies

identified in response to question 2 a and b above.

5A

d. Please state the nature of your company's business, and

b r i e f l y describe i t s operation.

e. State every location at which your company has operated

and the dates of operation at each location.

f. Identify a l l l i a b i l i t y insurance policies held by

Respondent from 1969 to the present. In identifying such

p olicies, state the name and address of each insurer and

of the insured, the amount of coverage under each policy,

the commencement and expiration dates for each policy,

whether or not the policy contains a "pollution

exclusion" clause, and whether the policy covers or

excludes sudden, non-sudden or both types of accident.

g. Identify a l l of Respondent's current assets and

l i a b i l i t i e s and current net worth.

3. Generator/Transporter Information

a. Has your company arranged for disposal or treatment, or

transportation for disposal or treatment, of hazardous

substances to the Union Chemical Company Site?

I f the answer to this question i s anything but an uniquivocal no,

identify:

b. a l l persons, including you, who may have arranged for

such disposal, treatment, or transportation to the Site;

c. the persons with whom you or such other persons made such

arrangements, including, but not limited to the enclosed

l i s t of transporters (Enclosure E ) ;

d. every date on which such arrangements took place;

e. for each transaction, the nature of the hazardous sub

stances including the chemical content, characteristics,

physical state (e.g., solid, liquid), and the process for

which the substance was used or the process which

generated the substance;

f. the quantity of the hazardous substance involved (weight

or volume) in each transaction and the total quantity for

a l l transactions;

g. a l l tests or analyses and analytical results concerning

each hazardous substance, each shipment or waste type;

6A

h. the amount paid in connection with each transaction, the method of payment, and the identity of the person from whom payment was received;

i . the type and number of containers in which the hazardous substances were contained when they were accepted for transport, and subsequently until they were deposited at the Site and a l l markings on such containers;

4. a. Have you or any other person working with you or on your behalf ever accepted hazardous substances for transportation to the Site from any person? I f the answer to this question i s anything but an unequivocal no, identify:

b. The persons from whom you or such other persons accepted hazardous substances for transport to the Site;

c. Every date on which hazardous substances were so accepted or transported;

d. For each transaction, the nature of the hazardous substances accepted or transported, including the chemical content, characteristics, physical state (e.g., solid, liquid), and the process for which the material was used or the process which generated the material;

e. For each hazardous substance, describe any warnings given to you with respect to i t s handling;

f. The owner of the hazardous substances so accepted or transported;

g. The quantity of the hazardous substances involved (weight or volume) in each transaction and the total quantity for a l l transactions;

h. All test or analyses and analytical results concerning each hazardous substance;

i . The price charged for transport and/or disposal per drum, barrel, container, load (or whatever unit used) of waste materials brought to the Site.

Please provide with your response to this Request for Information

any and a l l documents, including but not limited to, billing

records, shipping orders, invoices and manifests, evidencing any

arrangement by you for the treatment, transportation or disposal of

hazardous substances identified above.

•• • •

' '• TARGET SHEET." •

THE. DOCUMENT THAT. OCCUPIED THIS POSITION IN THE ADMINISTRATIVE RECORD WAS NOT FILMED BECAUSE:

f T IT IS'M 4 OVER!SIZE* REQUIRED FILMING. MORE .THAN TWO OVERLAPPING SECTIONS.

[ ] IT IS A PHOTOGRAPH OR A DOCUMENT CONTAINI COLORS THAT WOULD NOT HAVE PRODUCED A

. . LEGIBLE IMAGE, i. .

- . [ ]•' IT IS OF A NON-REPRODUCIBLE NATURE,.i.e. j : , COMPUTER DISK, CASSETTE. .

DOCUMENT TITLE: dm lit IJ ~ NQilUbGfirl Had it

THIS DOCUMENT IS ON FILE AT THE EPA REGION 'RECORDS; CENTER; AND

©

IC

Attachment C

Union Chemical Ranking of Generators by Hazardous Wastes Generated

: ..: ,.

NASHUA CORPORATION NORTH EAST SOLVENTS CORP MEARL CORPORATION FARRA3-BROWN AUTO PARTS INC

,,. ' STEEGO AUTO PARTS' . ^ l ^ ^ L . . ^ ::. . _ U LEWIS CHEMICAL CORP ARKWRIGHT INC

AXTON CROSS COMPANY VERNON PLASTICS CO - DIV OF BORDEN INC C H LABORATORIES INC LEATHER COMFORT CORP . : i GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY NKL TANNING INCORPORATED PRIME TANNING COMPANY INC. ETONIC INC DAVIDSON RUBBER COMPANY,INC (DOVER) UNION INDUSTRIES INC \ COMMERCIAL DISPOSAL COMPANY INC JONES & VINING INC SECURITY HEEL COMPANY

.̂ BEN-MONT CORP , ^ '., ,. , .

NYE'S JAPENAHELAC INCORPORATED XIDEX CORPORATION WILNER WOOD PRODUCTS INC WATERLAC INDUSTRIES INC FLEXCON COMPANY INCORPORATED FONDA CUP & CONTAINER GROUP MAINE DEPT OF TRANSPORTATION FENWAL INC BOSTON WHALER, INC. (ROCKLAND) ELLIS PAPERBOARD PRODUCTS INC FELLOWS CORPORATION PIONEER LACQUER AND CHEMICAL WATTS FLUID-AIR INC IMC MAGNETICS CORP MAINE PEARL ESSENCE LORING AIR FORCE BASE FORSTER MANUFACTURING COMPANY INC BLUE RIBBON SPORTS IRVING TANNING COMPANY HAZEN PAPER THOMPSON TOOL COMPANY, K W

2C

Attachment C


KYANIZE PAINTS INC

SABRF tY.ACHTS.'i.

i

3C

Attachment C Union Chemical Ranking of Generators by:{Hazardous Wastes Generated

SWANK IHC. ..UNION , BUTTERFIELD

MOORE CHEMICAL COHPANY

TIBBETTS INDUSTRIES INC

' CIANBRO CORPORATION ,: - POLY-STRUCTURES INCORPORATED

yU:- ' .- wvJ,,:j;Pj:RMUTHANE .•. .

&?,;-vf i PARIS MANUFACTURING CORPORATION

v, CHEM-CLEAN FURNITURE RESTORATION < YAR)

BURNDY CORPORATION

•'" HADICO INCORPORATED

• PREVUE PRODUCTS INCORPORATED PONTIAC WEAVING CORPORATION ' CARLETON WOOLEN HILLS ' S.D. WARREN CO. - DIV SCOTT PAPER

/CONGRESS TECHNICAL SPRAY CO

• 'NEWMAN £ COMPANY, GEORGE

OMNI-WAVE ELECTRONICS CORPORATION

. j j HI-G COHPANY INC

DIAMOND MACHINE COMPANY

'MAREMONT CORPORATION

litk . .. . ,J,^M:: ' CHURCH SEAT COMPANY?

CUSTOM COATING £ LAMINATING CORP j ITT - VULCAN ELECTRIC CORNWALL INDUSTRIES INC ;i SPRAY ME INC. f TILLOTSON RUBBER CO i ACTION MANUFACTURING MAINE ELECTRONICS ADAHS-RUSSEL CO, INC. HAMPSHIRE MANUFACTURING CORP IMPERIAL MACHINE CORPORATION ROSENTHAL TECHNIK S £ H PRECISION MANUFACTURING CO. INC. CLAROSTAT MFG. COMPANY, INC. GTE PRODUCTS CORP LUNT SILVERSMITHS L £ A HEEL CORP FAIRCHILD CAMERA £ INSTRUMENT CORP INDEPENDENT CABLE INC GUARDIAN CORPORATION STERLING CLARK LUTTON J;

TOURAINE PAINTS

4C

Attachment C


EDWARDS COMPANY

WHITE BOAT & CANOE

ADAMS PLASTIC COHPANY INC.

COLUMBIA MANUFACTURING CO

- ELECTRO-FILMS'INC "

BALL AND SOCKET PLASTICS INC

SONGO OF HAI.NE.vINC.,V)Ji

VELCRO USA INC

BAKER COMPANY INC, THE

NASHUA WOOD PRODUCTS INCORPORATED

DEVON CORPORATION

NRC INCORPORATED

BALFOUR COMPANY, L G , INC.

RUDOLPH BEAVER COMPANY

SPECTRUM COATINGS LABS

UNITRODE CORP

BRYANT GRINDER CORPORATION

PHOTO FABRICATION ENGINEERING

MILTON BRADLEY. COMPANY

STANWOOD £ WATSON INC.

PARLEX CORPORATION

IONICS INC

LA TELMECANIQUE

PORT POLY INCORPORATED

TRANSCOH ELECTRONICS INC

PEARSE LEATHER COMPANY INCORPORATED

DIELECTRIC COMMUNICATION

MORGAN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY

INTERSTATE UNIFORM SERVICES (PORTLAND)

DATEL INC.

9UIN-T CORPORATION

NORTHEAST SHOE COMPANY

KARELIS WOOD HEEL CO, M

BANTON INC

BRUNSWICK NAVAL AIR STATION

HARRINGTON £ RICHARDSON INC

SPEIDEL, DIV.

RICH TOOL £ DIE COMPANY

ARKLES SWITCH CO

JAMES RIVER - OTIS INC

5C

Attachment C


MICROWAVE TECHNIQUES INCORPORATED

. GRUHBACHER,INC. , H.

HILL ACME

• Attachment C

Union Chemical .Ranking.of Generators, by Hazardous Wastes Generated

: HAHBLETT. & HAYESr-f .

7C

• • Attachment .C.\ • •


: Z:~

.< .WHITMAN. PRODUCTS•-LIMITED 1 DRESSER..IND . •' COLUMBIA DRY CLEANERS L ESTEN MACHINE COMPANY r*&" STULTZ ELECTRIC COHPANY

FREM CORPORATION

HERMAN SHOE CO

DORI SHOE COMPANY INC

SURFACE COATINGS INC.

SHEPHERD CHEVROLET INC.

KEN AUSTIN

SPAULDING £ SLYE

KENNEBUNK, TOWN OF

CAMDEN TANNING CORPORATION

KNOX SEMICONDUCTOR

PLASTIC TECHNIQUES '

NATIONAL COLLAPSIBLE TUBE COMPANY

INTERNATIONAL STENCIL

PHALO CORPORATION

HETALART BUCKLE COMPANY

GENESIS PHYSICS CORPORATION

NU STYLE COMPANY

POWER ELECTRONICS

HADISON/WIL TEC INSUL WIRE

FOTHERGILL COMPOSITES INCORPORATED '

CHEH-CLEAN FURNITURE RESTORATION (SP)

ac

Attachment C


*;BICKFORD ' '' " \Z',•;.•;,>,' . ' VTS

ASTRO WIREfiCABLE

USFJ CORPORATION - BAILEY DIVISION

... '; ALCO ,DISPENSING SYSTEMS•.. ." '^.^^1^^'^- • . STAHL FINISH COMPOSITES INC ; t

p̂jf̂ c,%*̂ î ts*6̂ .̂ ŝ.̂.̂Ŝ>̂!'̂3̂-FRAHK-LîM- ~ELEGTROPLA^NG?;^ifc^

JBT SWITCHES

GENERAL TIRE

BRUNELL A A ELECTROPLATING CORP

COOLEY, INC.

AMERICAN BILTRITE CORPORATION

PACESETTER PRODUCTS INCORPORATED

LCP/- MAINE INC

TADCO INC.

EDLUND COMPANY INC

GLOBAL SPECIALTIES INCORPORATED

AMERICAN BUSINESS SYSTEMS

AMERICAS GEORGIA .

YORK AVIATION INC , • •

• ; WEBER HOSPITAL, ASSOCIATION

CHEM-CLEAN FURNITURE RESTORATION (ALF)

BASS HARBOR MARINE

SILICON TRANSISTOR CORPORATION

SYHHONS INDUSTRIES

PRUEFER MANUFACTURING COMPANY, G

S S S PLASTICS CO.

LEEN COMPANY

EASTERN INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT SALES

STRIAR TEXTILE HILL

REDDING

NACHI BEARING COMPANY

INDIANA SCREW MACHINE

CROWALLOY STANDARD FOUNDRY

ANIAGEDDON

JET LINE POLLUTION CONTROL

SHAPE SYSTEMS DESIGN I

SCOLA ENTERPRISES

,.HATCHLETT ,

AFFILIATED LABORATORIES INC

DATA PRODUCTS, NEW ENGLAND INC.

SEVCON, DIV. TECH/OPS

9C

Attachment C


MID-STATE MACHINE

COLBY COLLEGE

ACE ENGRAVING SERVICE

LIBbEY COMPANY, W S

SHAPE ,INC. ̂ ,̂ ...

FMC CORPORATION

•.-,>:• .i0C . • Attachment C • '

Union Chemical Ranking of Transporters by Hazardous Wastes Transported

• C H' LABORATORIES^ I'NC

NASHUA CORPORATION

' , - R S S LIQUID WASTE DISPOSAL INC.

NORTH EAST SOLVENTS CORP

...... - -CORPORATION": ;'"77r • •™ H E A R L ; CLEAN HARBORS INC


UNION CHEHICAL CO INC

AXTON CROSS COHPANY (HOLLSTON)

NKL TANNING INCORPORATED

PERCY WOOD

LEWIS CHEHICAL CORP

MAINE DEPT OF TRANSPORTATION

LEATHER COMFORT CORP

DAVIDSON RUBBER COMPANY,INC (DOVER)

COMMERCIAL DISPOSAL COMPANY INC

f f ^ SANBORN'S MOTOR EXPRESS IRVING TANNING COMPANY SUFFOLK,>- •..••.(•,.'..SUFFOLK SERVICESERVICESSINCINC..

jHp.[, * :igCHEHICAL:,RECpvERY.;.INC:,..;

"ETONTC^INC''

FOX & GINN INCORPORATED

SECURITY HEEL COHPANY

GRAF BROS. INC.

STANWOOD & WATSONINC.

ST JOHNSBURY TRUCKING COMPANYINC.

DYTEX


TOTAL WASTE MANAGEMENT

NORTHERN HEEL CORPORATION

ASHLAND INDUSTRIAL FUEL CORP

SAFETY KLEEN CORP.

ELLIS PAPERBOARD PRODUCTS INC

TRANSCO

KALLOCH FUEL SERVICE, INC

GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY

POLAR CHEMICALS DIVISION

COLES EXPRESS

LAWRENCE LEATHER CO, A C

GTE PRODUCTS CORP nv. •

ALBANY INTERNATIONAL TECHNICAL FABRICS

ATTACHMENT D

Re: Sample Document

In order to assist you in researching your company's involve

ment with Union Chemical, we are providing a sample document(s)

from our f i l e . Possible document types that may contain

section of Enclosure A. Each of the f i l e - t y p e s l i s t e d

there and a l l other relevant f i l e s should be searched at

your company' 'and copies forwarded to' EPA. In the event

that you are unable to f i n d any such information, you are

requested to' submit' a statement1 to that ef fect in order to

be in compliance with-EPA's Request for Information.

prepared at t h i s time to

the involvement of responsible parties with t h i s s i t e .

; . >

.tl IE

Attachment E

L i s t of Tr a n s p o r t e r s

ALBANY, .INTERNATIONAL TECHNICAL FABRICS

EARNEST ATKINS, SENIOR VICE PRES.

TEX-TECH

Pv 0.•- B0X-8- • • • — - - • • - - • —

NORTH MONMOUTH, ME 04265

JOHN J GLYNN, MANAGER

ASHLAND INDUSTRIAL FUEL CORP

P 0.BOX 263

ASHLAND, MA 01721

AXTON CROSS COMPANY

MR. GALVIN, PRESIDENT

AXTON CROSS COMPANY

ONE CROSS STREET

HOLLISTON, MA

% • 2E •

Attachment E

., . L i s t • of ,. Transporters

CLEAN; HARBORS INC ' • . ,,,

. r.f,.. -ALAN McKIM, PRESIDENT

P 0 BOX 193 .

, ... KINGSTON, WA 02364 .

GERRET COLE, PRESIDENT

COLES EXPRESS

444 PERRY ROAD

BANGOR/ HE 04401 ' ' ",

COMMERCIAL DISPOSAL COMPANY INC

RICHARD GAGNON,' OWNER/MANAGER

COMMERCIAL DISPOSAL COMPANY INC .3-' 'P 0 BOX 304 • ' •: :

, WEST SPRINGFIELD, MA 01090

LiWAG0'"COM'P'X'NY

CRAGO COMPANY

P.0. BOX 409

GRAY, ME 04039


HR. RICHARD FERRARI, PRESIDENT/DOVER DIV.


INDUSTRIAL PARK

DOVER, NH 03820

j, DIAMOND MACHINE COHPANY

BILL LEDOUX, PLANT MANAGER


P.O. BOX 1608

LEWISTON, HE. 04240

3E

Attachment E

L i s t of Transporters

DYTEX

CHARLES GROSSMAN, PRESIDENT

. DYTEX .

:.:::;.:i2so-.HIGHESTREE.T. ;

CENTRAL'FALLS, RI 02036

' i TOM VERRILL, PRODUCTION MANAGER

ELLIS PAPERBOARD PRODUCTS INC •

16 WASHINGTON'AVENUE

STARBOROUGH, ME 04074

ETONIC INC

THORE OHLSSON, ACTING PRESIDENT

ETONIC TRETORN

147 CENTER STREET

BROCKTON, MA 02403

em

ALDOF LECLAIR, GENERAL MANAGER

FOX £ GINN INCORPORATED

P. 0. BOX 1187

BANGOR, ME 04401

GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY

JOHN F. WELCH, JR. , CHAIRMAN

GENERAL ELECTRIC CORPORATION

3135 EASTON TURNPIKE

FAIRFIELD, CT 06431

GRAF BROS. INC.

• WILLIAM BANKS, TRUSTEE

GRAF BROS. INC.

BOX 5392

SOLESBURY, MA 01952

4E

Attachment E L i s t of Transporters

GTE PRODUCTS .CORP

—PAUL CROWLEY,, PLANT. MANAGER

.;.GTE;.;pRopucTs;;.cb;RE.:;,. ' . " J C Z s . . . ' ^ FRIENDSHIP STREET

' . . . .

WALDOBORO, ME 04572 ...[ m

IRVING TANNING COMPANY-' RICHARD LAROCHELLE, - CHIEF OFF. IRVING TANNING COMPANY MAIN STREET HARTLAND; ME 04943


DON COREY, PRESIDENT JET LINE POLLUTION CONTROL P. 0. BOX 180 STOUGKTON. MA 02072

WILLIAM McLAIN, GENERAL MANAGER KALLOCH FUEL SERVICE, INC BOX 216 ROCKLAND, M3 04841

LAWRENCE LEATHER CO, A C

RICHARD AYER, GENERAL MANAGER LAWRENCE LEATHER CO, A C PINE STREET SOUTH PARIS, ME 04281

LEATHER COMFORT CORP

LEATHER COMFORT CORP LINCOLN STREET BIDDEFORD, ME 04005

' ' j,. ̂

5E

Attachment E Li s t of Transporters

LEWIS CHEHICAL CORP,

SKELDGN M. DRUCKER, AGENT •:v,:.:il'„'BR0XN,.>.R.U:DXI.'CK: £ R E E P , ; . £ . ; ' G E S S N E R ; , - ^ , :

1 FEDERAL STREET . : _,.:,.:>:

. / ; BOSTON, HA 02110 iv.';.' . v '" •

MAINE COASTAL' .SERVICES "." '.' " ;' ""• •'STEVE MORRIS, GENERAL MANAGER MAINE COASTAL.SERVICES 151 ST. JOHNS STREET PORTLAND, ME 04102

. ' • " " ' • ' " ' i

MAINE DEPT CF TRANSPORTATION

DANA CONNORS,. COMMISSIONER MAINE DEPT OF TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATN BLDG, STA 16 AUGUSTA, ME 04333 ...

MEARL CORPORATION

DAVID TURNER, MANAGER MEARL CORPORATION BROAD COVE EASTPORT, ME 04631

HERRILL TRANSPORT

CHRIS HQLACY, GENERAL MANAGER HERRILL TRANSPORT P. O. BOX 739 PORTLAND, HE 04104

NASHUA CORPORATION

CHARLES CLOUGH, PRESIDENT

NASHUA CORPORATION

44 FRANKLIN STREET

NASHUA, NH 03061

1

6E

Attachment E

L i s t of Transporters



p .o. BOX .31,,. . : : . . . ' :

SACO, ME 04072.

fS^ft^^wNjO R$$^E:ASJ^SÔ Ê;NT̂ ĵ OlR

STEVEN WIENER, PRESIDENT

NORTH EAST'SOLVENTS CORP

j 221 SUTTON STREET

j' . NORTH ANDOVER, MA 01845"

NORTHERN HEEL CORPORATION '

. BARRY SANSOUCIE, PRESIDENT

. NORTHERN HEEL" CORPORATION

6 GROVE STREET

DOVER, NH 03820

' ADDRESS UNKNOWN

HAMBLETT £ HAYES

BOB GIGUERE, SITE MANAGER

HAMBLETT £ HAYES-POLAR CHEMICAL DIVISION

55 CROWLEY ROAD

LEWISTON, ME 04240

R £ S LIQUID WASTE DISPOSAL INC.

RAY SILVESTRI, PRESIDENT

R & S LIQUID WASTE DISPOSAL INC.

P 0 BOX 3289 - 09

PROVIDENCE, RI 02909

8E

Attachment E Li s t of Transporters

SUFFOLK SERVICES INC.

•:v i ,

RICK SHAFFER; PRESIDENT -"-^ -—-SUFFOLK-'SERVICES 'INC.- ; '-••

-26 TANNER STREET ,W LOWELL, -.-,MA . .. 0185.2, • „ ;

—

:

• ••:.ji„v.;

TOTAL WASTE MANAGEMENT

!1

DON LITTLEFIELD, VICE PRESIDENT TOTAL WASTE MANAGEMENT 142 RIVER ROAD

NEWINGTONH, NH. 03801

TRANSCO

ED GALL, PRESIDENT iTRANSCO. •151 WATER STREET AUGUSTA, ME 04330.

UNION CHEMICAL CO INC

RAYMOND ESPOSITO, PRESIDENT UNION CHEMICAL CO INC P. O. BOX 423 UHION, ME 04862

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