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REPORT TO THE LEGISLATURE

on the

State of Tennessee

Hazardous Waste Regulatory Program

Department of Environment and Conservation

and the

Solid Waste Disposal Control Board

Pursuant to TCA 68-212-118

2013For Report Year

Prepared by the

August 27, 2015

Underground Storage Tanks and

Table of Contents

Preface iHow Data is Collected iHow Data is Managed (Fig 1) iUnderstanding the Reporting Cycles (Fig 2) iQuantity of Data Managed (Fig 3) iiEstimated Number of Forms Returned (Fig 4) ii

1-1Description of Regulated Persons, Fees, PermitsChart - Criteria Affecting Generator Status (Fig 6) 1-1Graph - Attachment A: State of Tennessee Large and Small Quantity Hazardous Waste Generators 1983 to Present 1-2

Chart - Hazardous Waste Transporter Categories (Fig 7) 2-1

Graph - State of Tennessee Hazardous Waste Transporters Permits Issued 2-2Hazardous Waste Transfer Facilities 2-1

Hazardous Waste Treatment Storage and Disposal Facilities (TSDF) 3-1Chart Typical Percent of Total Fees Received by Category (Fig 8) 3-1

Report - TSD Facilities Who Generated Hazardous Waste by Report Year Approx 1 page A-5

Chart Actual Percent of Total Fees Received by Category (Fig 9) 3-1

4-1Waste ReductionChart Waste Reduction Percent Change in Generation (Fig 10) 4-1Chart Waste Reduction Comparison to "An Economic Report To The Governor of The State Of Tennessee" (Fig 11) 5-1Graph Waste Reduction Efforts RY2005 to Present 5-2Graph Waste Reduction Impediments RY2005 to Present 5-3Excerpts from Writing a Waste Reduction Plan 6-1Chart - Waste Reduction Efforts for Current Report Year (Percent of Responses) (Fig 12)

Chart - Waste Reduction Impediments for Current Report Year (Percent of Responses) (Fig 13)6-1

6-1Waste Reduction Responses Further Defined 6-2Graph Impediment Reduction Trend for Technological Feasibility (Fig 14) 6-3

Graph - Waste Stream Count by Report Year 1-3

Graph - Waste Stream Generation and Handling by EPA Waste Code 2005 to Present 1-5

Graph - Hazardous Waste Generation Summary 1-4

Graph - Amt Handled On Site by Handling Code RY2005 to Present 1-6Graph - State of Tennessee AMT Handled ON Site RY 2010 by Handling Code 1-7

Appendices

Report - Amount Handled On Site by Handling Code Approx 11 pages A-1Report - Amount Handled by NAICS Code by County Approx 33 pages A-2Report - Ranking of Amount Generated by NAICS Code Statewide Approx 7 pages A-3Report - Generation Amounts by County Approx 3 pages A-4

Report - Generation Amounts by EPA Waste Code by County Approx 33 pages A-6Report - Hazardous Waste Generated by EPA Waste Code Showing Onsite Treatment STATEWIDE Approx 8 pages A-7Report - Ranking of Amount of Hazardous Waste Generated by EPA Waste Code STATEWIDE Approx 5 pages A-8

Graph TSD Sites Who Generated Waste 3-2

2013


Annual Report to the LegislatureT.O.C.

Databases and Sources (Fig 5) ii

Report - Ranking of Amount of Hazardous Waste (Waste Water) Generated STATEWIDE Approx 4 pages A-9

3-3Compliance, Monitoring and EnforcementGraph - LQG Compliance Inspections 3-4Graph - SQG Compliance Inspections 3-5Graph - Enforcement: Director's Orders 3-6Graph - Enforcement: Commissioner's Orders 3-7Graph - Enforcement: Notices of Violations Issued 3-8Graph - Enforcement: Penalties Paid 3-9Graph - Enforcement: Combined Actions 3-10

For

PREFACE

The Commissioner of the Department of Environment and Conservation and the Solid Waste Disposal

Control Board hereby submit this report on behalf of the State of Tennessee's Hazardous Waste Regulatory

Program.

How the data is collected.

Handlers of hazardous waste are required to notify of their activity pursuant to the HAZARDOUS WASTE

MANAGEMENT REGULATIONS CHAPTER 0400-12-01. Forms are sent to these entities annually

requiring each handler to report on their hazardous waste activity. These forms are required to be submitted

by March 1st of each year detailing their hazardous waste activity for the previous calendar year, frequently

referred to as the "Report Year".

How the data is managed.

Forms received on March 1st contain information from the previous year. For example, data for calendar year

START END

January 1, 2013

FIGURE 1 - - REPORT YEAR 2013 (based on calendar year 2013)

2013 is received by March 1,

December 31, 2013

Figure 2 indicates the overlapping nature of reporting cycles due to differences in fiscal years. Data in this

report is based on the "Report Year" scenario outlined in Figure 1. Any data outside "Reporting Year"

parameters is so identified.

2014 (See Fig. 1).

entity. This can account for a longer period of analysis and final data entry. Federal reporting of the data to

EPA is also required. Real time handler information is keyed by Waste Activity Auditors into a federal

system known as RCRAInfo. Biennial data* is extracted from Annual Reports and uploaded to EPA.

March 1, 2014

MUST BE POSTMARKED BY AUDITED and DATA ENTERED

Summer or Fall of 2014

Understanding the reporting cycles:

CALENDAR CYCLE

January 1, 2013

FIGURE 2 - - REPORT YEAR 2013 Overlapping Fiscal Year Cycles

December 31, 2013

TN FISCAL YR FEDERAL FISCAL YEAR**

BEGINS ENDS BEGINS ENDS

July 1, 2012 June 30, 2013

BEGINS ENDS

October 1, 2012 September 30, 2013

*BIENNIAL DATA is reported to EPA every two years - based on odd-ending years. The data is for one

year only and is based on the REPORT YEAR. Data for the BIENNIAL report is usually due to EPA in late

June or early July following the REPORTING YEAR.

**FEDERAL FISCAL YEAR reporting generally involves CME or Compliance, Monitoring, and

Enforcement Data. EPA determines Tennessee's adherence to the RCRA Program based on how many

inspections and enforcement cases, etc are reported for the FEDERAL FISCAL YEAR.

2013


Annual Report to the LegislaturePreface - i

NOTICE: In some cases, graphical data contains information for years beyond the Report Year identified in

the headings of each page. This data is likely incomplete and should not be interpreted until a report for that

year has been made available.

For

Corrections and resubmission may be required by the reporting

PREFACE (continued)

Quantity of data managed.

Hazardous Waste must be managed from "cradle-to-grave". Figure 3 details this tracking of data in general

terms.

Information Form ID

FIGURE 4 - - REPORT YEAR 2013 Estimated Number of Forms Returned

Records per Facility Estimated Total Recs

Facility a

Waste Stream 1

aWaste Stream 2

Waste Stream 3

Amount Generated 1

Amount Generated 2

Amount Generated 3

Amount Treated / Disposed 1



a Transporter

Amount Shipped 1

Amount Shipped 2

Amount Shipped 3

a a

Several pages of forms are returned from the regulated sites. Figure 4 indicates the estimated total of pages

returned. Note that in some cases, several records can be placed on one form as in Form TWR. At one point in

the past, there were over 32,000 records submitted by TSD sites. Each shipment received on Form TWR is

considered a record. The same logic applies to Form OSR except one record represents one shipment shipped

off site.

Figure 3 - - Data Management / Tracking from Generation to Disposal

Facility Core Data Location, Contact Persons Form HN-H 1

Estimated Total Sites

3000 3000

Waste Stream Description and Amounts Form WSR 1 to 1,200 3000 10,600

Offsite Shipping Shipments and Amounts Form OSR 1 to 50 3000 2500

Total Waste Received Shipments and Amounts Form TWR 1 to 20,000 25 10,000

Type of Information Database

FIGURE 5 - - REPORT YEAR 2013 Databases and Sources

Platform

Facility Data, Mail Out

Management, Waste Streams,

Transporters, Used Oil, TSDFTenWaste Microsoft Access

Comments

In use since 2000

Modifiable

On Demand*

Web Based

No

Developers

In House, SWM

EPA ID Assignments;

Compliance Monitoring,

Enforcement, TSD PermittingRCRAInfo Uncertain

In use since 2005;

accessible by Field

Staff

NoYesFederal EPA

TDEC Level Compliance

Monitoring, EnforcementWastebin ORACLE In use since 2008 YesYes, IntraIn House, IT

Fees; Collections Great Plains MS Product In use since 2005 Not ReadilyYes, IntraEnterprise System,

modified

*Perhaps the greatest feature of TenWaste. Though networked in a shared environment, TenWaste is NOT web based. Its ability to

generate forms and reports for multiple mailings has been a valuable tool since its inception in 2000. TenWaste has supported EPA's

Biennial Report for the last 17 years. A New ORACLE based system is now in use to replace the current TenWaste. On line registration

and access by registered sites is scheduled to go on-line soon.

Data for this and other hazardous waste reports comes from multiple unrelated sources (Fig. 5). No single

database currently connects the various processes.

2013


Annual Report to the LegislaturePreface - ii

For

Description of Regulated Persons, Fees, Permits

The Tennessee Hazardous Waste Management Act of 1977, TCA Section 68-212-101, requires the Division

of Solid Waste Management to identify and regulate:

LQG

a

Figure 6 - - Hazardous Waste Generator Categories - Criteria affecting Generator Status

Hazardous Waste Generators

Hazardous Waste Transporters

Hazardous Waste Treatment Storage and Disposal Facilities (TSDF)

1000 KILOGRAMS (2200

POUNDS) OR MORE

MAXIMUM MONTHLY GENERATION

MAXIMUM Amount of Hazardous Waste

GENERATED in ANY Calendar Month For Reporting

Year

ACUTE HAZARDOUS WASTE GENERATED 1 KILOGRAM (2.2 POUNDS)

OR MOREMAXIMUM Amount of ACUTE Hazardous Waste

GENERATED in ANY Calendar Month For Reporting

Year

ACUTE HAZARDOUS WASTE ACCUMULATED

MAXIMUM Amount of ACUTE Hazardous Waste

ACCUMULATED at ANY Time For Reporting Year

(prior to being shipped OFFSite)

AT LEAST 1 KILOGRAM (2.2

POUNDS)

Amount of ACUTE Hazardous Waste spill Cleanup

or residue GENERATED in ANY Calendar Month For

Reporting Year

AT LEAST 100 KILOGRAMS

(220 POUNDS)

ACUTE HAZARDOUS WASTE GENERATED FROM

SPILL CLEANUP

MAXIMUM Amount of ACUTE Hazardous Waste

spill Cleanup or residue ACCUMULATED at ANY

Time For Reporting Year (prior to being shipped

OFFSite)

AT LEAST 100 KILOGRAMS

(220 POUNDS)

ACUTE HAZARDOUS WASTE ACCUMULATED

FROM SPILL CLEANUP

SQG CESQG

MORE THAN 100 KILOGRAMS

(220 POUNDS) BUT LESS THAN

1000 KILOGRAMS (2200

POUNDS)

MORE THAN 0.00 BUT

LESS THAN OR EQUAL

TO 100 KILOGRAMS (220

POUNDS)

<1 KILOGRAM

<1 KILOGRAM

<100 KILOGRAMS

<100 KILOGRAMS

LARGE QUANTITY SMALL QUANTITY CONDITIONALLY EXEMPT

State of Tennessee Large and Small Quantity Hazardous Waste Generators 1983 to Present (Page 1-2)

Graphical Representation of Regulated Generatorsa

See accompanying Graph entitled:

Revenue collected for generator related fees have totaled in the $1.5 to $3.0 million range annually (See A-9)

2013


Annual Report to the LegislaturePage 1-1

GENERATOR STATUSCATEGORY

For

<1 KILOGRAM

<1 KILOGRAM

<100 KILOGRAMS

<100 KILOGRAMS

Note: Additional information regarding Hazardous Waste Regulations 0400-12-01 may be found at:

http://share.tn.gov/sos/rules/0400/0400-12/0400-12-01/0400-12-01.htm

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8910

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1113511372

0

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4000

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8000

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12000

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1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

State of Tennessee Hazardous Waste Stream Count by Report Year Page 1‐3

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State of Tennessee Hazardous Waste Generation Amounts by Report Year Page 1‐4

Poun

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EPA Waste Code

1E+12

1E+11

10000000000

1000000000

100000000

10000000

1000000

100000

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1000

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State of Tennessee Waste Generation and Handling by EPA Waste Code RY2005 to Present Page 1‐5

Amt H

andled

OnSite

Pou

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On Site Treatment Code

1E+11

10000000000

1000000000

100000000

10000000

1000000

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10000

1000

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Clarificatio

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Solven

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Storage in a con

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etc

Storage in a ta

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Strip

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Sum of 2005

Sum of 2006

Sum of 2007

Sum of 2008

Sum of 2009

Sum of 2010

Sum of 2011

Sum of 2012

Sum of 2013

State of Tennessee Amt Handled On Site by Handling Code RY2005 to Present Page 1‐6

AM

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On Site Handling Codes

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State of Tennessee Amount Handled Onsite RY 2013 by Handling Code Page 1‐7

TRANSPORTER CATEGORY

Description of Regulated Persons, Fees, Permits (Continued)a

Figure 7 - - Hazardous Waste Transporter Categories

Hazardous Waste Transporters

YESOperates in Tennessee

EPA ID REQUIREDPERMIT

REQUIRED

Transporters of hazardous waste are required to obtain a permit if they drop off or pick up hazardous waste

in the State of Tennessee. The Department of Environment and Conservation permits and or tracks both

Operates Outside Tennessee

EPA ID ASSIGNED

BY TN

YES YES

YES YES *NO

Operates in Tennessee

APPLICABLE FEES

EPA

ID FEE

APPLICATION

FEEPERMIT FEE

Operates in Tennessee

Operates Outside Tennessee Only

NO

NO

YES

NO

NO

NO

YES

YES

YES

YES

YES

NO

YES NO YES NO YES YES

Operates in Tennessee NO NO YESa

a

ONLY ANNUAL FEES DUE

ONLY ANNUAL FEES DUE

Located in Tennessee - NEW

Located OUTSIDE Tennessee NEW

Located in Tennessee - EXISTING

Located OUTSIDE Tennessee EXISTING

APPLICABLE REQUIREMENTS

categories of transporters: in state and out of state as long as they operate or reside in Tennessee.

Note that one category of transporter resides in Tennessee but operates elsewhere. Other states require an

EPA ID for such a transporter (just as Tennessee requires out of state transporters to have an EPA ID from

their home state). An effort is made to check transporters against other databases, particularly US DOT sites.

The universe of hazardous waste transporters has not changed much throughout the years of this program.

(See Graph State of Tennessee Hazardous Waste Transporter Permits Issued on Page 2-2)

A quick check of this graphical representation indicates Tennessee has consistently permitted about

300 hazardous waste transporters each year since 1984.

Transporter permits expire each year on January 31. Permit Renewal Notifications are sent to transporters

at the end of each year around December 1 with a notice that the applications for renewal are due back

to TDEC at the end of December. This allows for a month of overlap in permit re-issuance and permit

expiration. This has been an effective process. New transporters are advised that their permits expire at the

end of January, regardless of date of issuance. A transporter who applies for a new permit in October

will have to re-apply in December when the Permit Renewal Notifications are sent out.

Revenue collection for Annual Maintenance (permit) fees and application fees together have totaled in the

$65,000 to $75,000 range annually since the inception of the program. See Appendix A-9 "Fees by Report

Year with Percentage by Category"

Hazardous Waste Transfer Facilities

A comprehensive fee study was conducted in 2010 which resulted in the installation of new fees for several

regulated entities. Hazardous Waste Transfer Facilities are now required to pay an annual fee of $850.

This fee is due each year on or before December 31. The total number of registered facilities is about 30.

2013



* THE STATE WHERE THE TRANSPORER PLANS TO OPERATE MAY REQUIRE A PERMIT

For

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Year

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211

222

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314

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301

280

260 256

304

283

259

276282

291

318324

316

284 283

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

State of Tennessee Hazardous Waste Transporter Permits Issued Page 2‐2

FEE CATEGORY

Description of Regulated Persons, Fees, Permits (Continued)a

Figure 8 - - Typical Percent of Total Fees Received by Category

Hazardous Waste Treatment Storage and Disposal Facilities (TSDF)

Generator Fees

% OF

TOTAL

There are two types of TSD facilities: commercial and non-commercial. Some commercial TSD facilities handle

large amounts of hazardous waste performing a valuable service to in state and out of state generators.

HW Transporter Maintenance Fee

44.2%

TSD facilities must operate under strict permit guidelines. TSD facilities require additional monitoring and permitting

when treatment, storage or disposal processes change. These changes require additional fees and reporting.

A TSD facility may be required to apply for and obtain long term post closure or corrective action permits upon

closing. Multiple permits may be issued for one site. The universe for TSD permitted sites has been around 50

for the duration of the RCRA program. Only a few have operated commercially. The universe of TSD facilities (A-5)

that have GENERATED hazardous waste has almost consistently been 25 since the year 2000 - graph on page 3-2.

TSD facilities generate a great deal of revenue. Annual maintenance fees, application fees, and permit

modification fees account for about 30% of the annual revenue identified by the Hazardous Waste program.

HW Transporter Application Fee

TSD Maintenance Fee

PERMIT Construction Fee

TSD Application Fee

Civil Penalties

Penalties / Late Fees

Simple Interest on Late Fees

New Waste Stream Fees

$1,018,760.00

$65,300.00

$6,700.00

2.8%

.3%

$348,650.00 15.1%

$14,000.00 .6%

$311,750.00 13.5%

$436,636.00 18.9%

$72,777.00 3.2%

$2,454.00 .1%

New EPA ID Fees $19,650.00 .9%

$49,600.00 2.3%

AMOUNT

RECEIVED NOTES

Value generally ranges close to 50%

Value dependent on Civil Penalties

Fee became effective in 2010. NOT a fee collected in 1992

Fluctuates greatly depending on enforcement proceedings

Value dependent on Civil Penalties

Fees Taken from 1992 Data

According to current data, the total amount received by the program for Report Year 2013 was

Following in Figure 9 is the breakdown of the fees received for the Report Year:

Figure 9 - - Actual Percent of Total Fees Received by Category for Current Report Year

2013



For

$3,346,632.68

CIVIL PENALTIES AND DAMAGES COLLECTED $113,604.00 3.4 %

CORRECTIVE ACTION FEE $142,800.00 4.3 %

EPA ID - NEW $6,300.27 0.2 %

GENERATOR FEE $1,678,410.00 50.2 %

HW TRANSFER FEE $31,450.00 0.9 %

HW TRANSPORTER APP FEE $8,000.00 0.2 %

HW TRANSPORTER MAINT FEE $103,600.00 3.1 %

OWNER CHANGE $450.00 0.0 %

SHIPPING FEE $345,131.81 10.3 %

TIPPING FEE $75,000.00 2.2 %

TSD APPLICATION / REVIEW $176,600.00 5.3 %

TSD DISPOSAL FEE $37,736.60 1.1 %

TSD POST CLOSURE FEE $76,800.00 2.3 %

TSD TREAT STORE FEE $444,350.00 13.3 %

UNIVERSAL WASTE DESTINATION FACILITY $2,000.00 0.1 %

USED OIL PROCESSOR REREFINER $26,000.00 0.8 %

USED OIL TRANSFER FACILITY $30,000.00 0.9 %

USED OIL TRANSPORTER $16,200.00 0.5 %

WASTE STREAM ADD FEE $32,200.00 1.0 %

$3,346,632.682013 Total >

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20

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1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

STATE OF TENNESSEE TREATMENT, STORAGE, DISPOSAL FACILITIES WHO GENERATED WASTE PAGE 3‐2

Compliance, Monitoring and Enforcement (CME)

The Tennessee Hazardous Waste Management Act of 1977, TCA Section 68-212-107, authorizes the

commissioner to inspect and enforce hazardous waste rules and regulations (stated here in part):

a

Graphical Representation of Inspection Historya

2013



(b) For the purpose of developing or enforcing any rule or regulation authorized by this part, or enforcing any

requirement of this part or order issued by the commissioner or board pursuant to this part, the commissioner

is authorized to at any reasonable time:

(1) Enter any place where wastes (which the commissioner has reason to believe may be hazardous) are, may

be, or may have been generated, stored, transported, treated, disposed of, or otherwise handled;

(2) Inspect and obtain samples of any waste (which the commissioner has reason to believe may be

hazardous), samples of any containers or labeling for such wastes, and samples of ambient air, surface waters,

and ground waters at the facility or site; and

(3) Inspect and copy any records, reports, test results, or other information relating to the purposes of this part.

State of Tennessee Hazardous Waste LQG Compliance Evaluation Inspections CEI by Report Year

(RCRAInfo EPA Data) Page 3-4

See accompanying graphs as indicated below:

Inspectionsa

There are about 15 different categories of inspections as indicated here:

State of Tennessee Hazardous Waste SQG Compliance Evaluation Inspections (CEI) by Report

Year (Based on RCRAInfo EPA Data) Page 3-5

Enforcementa

120

122

124

125

126

127

210

Written Informal (Notice of Violation)

Appeal

Administrative Review

Enforcement Action Request

Warning Letter

Show Cause Meeting

Director Order

211 Commissioner'sOrder

There are approximately 8 different categories of enforcement actions*:

*new codes were developed by EPA around 1997 - some inactive codes do not appear above

Graphical Enforcement Historya

Refer to graphs on pages 3-6, 3-7, 3-8, 3-9 and 3-10 for Enforcement Orders, NOVs and Enforcement Penalties.

For

CAC CORRECTIVE ACTION COMPLIANCE EVALUATION

CAV COMPLIANCE ASSISTANCE VISIT

CDI CASE DEVELOPMENT INSPECTION

CEI COMPLIANCE EVALUATION INSPECTION ON-SITE

CSE COMPLIANCE SCHEDULE EVALUATION

FCI FOCUSED COMPLIANCE INSPECTION

FRR FINANCIAL RECORD REVIEW

FSD FACILITY SELF DISCLOSURE

FUI FOLLOW-UP INSPECTION

GME GROUNDWATER MONITORING EVALUATION

NIR NO 3007 INFORMATION REQUEST RECEIVED

NRR NON-FINANCIAL RECORD REVIEW

OAM OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE INSPECTION

SNN NOT A SIGNIFICANT NON-COMPLIER

SNY SIGNIFICANT NON-COMPLIER

Num

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Report Year

7

140

187

158155

114117 115

129 130

141

149

156

121

92

98102

106

125121 123

136 135

123

131

115

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164

157

124

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20

40

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100

120

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200

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State of Tennessee Hazardous Waste LQG Compliance Evaluation Inspections CEI by Report Year (RCRAInfo EPA Data) Page 3‐4

Num

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Report Year

2

46

86

93

101

66

58

45

6158

6965

78

67

43

56

47

66

54

7572

102

82

96

102

93

10299

152

127

99

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

140

160

1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

State of Tennessee Hazardous Waste SQG Compliance Evaluation Inspections (CEI) by Report Year (Based on RCRAInfo EPA Data) Page 3‐5

Num

ber

of D

irec

tor

Ord

ers

Report Year

0

8

31

41

6 68

13

107

56

18

38 39

34

26 2523 23

20

4

2124

31

2118

1518

0

10

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

State of Tennessee Hazardous Waste Enforcement ‐ Director Orders by Report Year Page 3‐6

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ber

of O

rder

s

Report Year

0 0 0 0

16

6

5

9

3

5 5

1

3 3

0 0

5

3

16

0

1

0

2

0

5

12

10

5

0

6

00 0 0 0

16

6

5

9

3

5 5

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5

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0

1

0

2

0

5

12

10

5

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6

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2

4

6

8

10

12

14

16

18

1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

State of Tennessee Hazardous Waste Enforcement ‐ Commissioner Orders Page 3‐7

Not

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of

Vio

latio

ns (

Writt

en I

nfor

mal

) Is

sued

Report Year

360

540

431

503

575 572

468

728

538

442 438

460

367

431

371

278

243

338

361

395

297

384 391

525

387396

325

289

172158

0

100

200

300

400

500

600

700

800

1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

State of Tennessee Hazardous Waste Enforcement ‐ Written Informals Issued ‐ EPA RCRAInfo Data Page 3‐8

Am

ount

Pai

d

Report Year

$100,000,000.00

$10,000,000.00

$1,000,000.00

$100,000.00

$10,000.00

$1,000.00

$100.00

$10.00

$1.001987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

State of Tennessee Hazardous Waste Enforcement Civil Penalties Paid Page 3‐9

Num

ber

on F

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1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

ENF. ACTION REQUEST

NOV

SHOW CAUSE MEETING

WARNING LETTER

State of Tennessee Hazardous Waste Enforcement Combined Actions by Report Year Page 3‐10

Waste Reductiona

Figure 10 - Waste Reduction Percent Change in Generation +-30%

The Tennessee General Assembly passed the Hazardous Waste Reduction Act in 1990. The Act required largequantity generators to prepare detailed hazardous waste reduction plans for their facilities by January 1, 1992.

By March 1, 1993, these generators were to report on their implementation progress in the Report Year 1992

Hazardous Waste Annual Report submission. The Act also required small quantity generators to write similar

plans by January 1, 1994, and to report their implementation efforts by March 1, 1995. A voluntary goal of 25%

reduction in the generation of hazardous waste was set by the Act.

Report Year Tons Generated PrevYear Tons Generated Difference Tons % Change

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For

32,908,062.001985 29,752,736.00 90.411984u u % ***Out of Range 3,155,326.00

33,233,600.001986 325,538.00 0.981985u u % 32,908,062.00

8,763,853.001987 -24,469,747.00 -279.211986u u % ***Out of Range33,233,600.00

35,045,205.001988 26,281,352.00 74.991987u u % ***Out of Range 8,763,853.00

40,244,931.001989 5,199,726.00 12.921988u u % 35,045,205.00

36,122,636.001990 -4,122,295.00 -11.411989u u % 40,244,931.00

37,842,983.001991 1,720,347.00 4.551990u u % 36,122,636.00

38,646,283.001992 803,300.00 2.081991u u % 37,842,983.00

37,106,327.001993 -1,539,956.00 -4.151992u u % 38,646,283.00

36,874,944.001994 -231,383.00 -0.631993u u % 37,106,327.00

42,859,917.001995 5,984,973.00 13.961994u u % 36,874,944.00

47,377,964.001996 4,518,047.00 9.541995u u % 42,859,917.00

1,066,629.001999 -46,311,335.00 -4,341.841998u u % ***Out of Range47,377,964.00

47,621,087.002000 46,554,458.00 97.761999u u % ***Out of Range 1,066,629.00

45,421,607.002001 -2,199,480.00 -4.842000u u % 47,621,087.00

44,583,017.002002 -838,590.00 -1.882001u u % 45,421,607.00

45,309,494.002003 726,477.00 1.602002u u % 44,583,017.00

42,742,883.002004 -2,566,611.00 -6.002003u u % 45,309,494.00

43,492,297.002005 749,414.00 1.722004u u % 42,742,883.00

44,712,601.002006 1,220,304.00 2.732005u u % 43,492,297.00

45,630,527.002007 917,926.00 2.012006u u % 44,712,601.00

44,609,720.002008 -1,020,807.00 -2.292007u u % 45,630,527.00

40,340,084.002009 -4,269,636.00 -10.582008u u % 44,609,720.00

45,276,230.002010 4,936,146.00 10.902009u u % 40,340,084.00

41,892,371.002011 -3,383,859.00 -8.082010u u % 45,276,230.00

41,069,092.002012 -823,279.00 -2.002011u u % 41,892,371.00

39,217,447.002013 -1,851,645.00 -4.722012u u % 41,069,092.00

0.3Average Change From Year to Year

22Number of years with values not out of the +30 to -30 range. Values outside this range are considered in error.

%

1985- At the program's inception, there were challenges to getting the data into a system and format that could be analyzed. Previous Year was zero.

1986- There are notes in the file concerning this value. The programmer, H. Bentrup indicates he was uncertain why this was so low.

1987- Since we are comparing current to former years, two years are always affected when the data for one is in question.

1999 and 2000 - Data and collection affected by death of original programmer for the HW Program, H. Bentrup and the transition to a new system.

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Annual Report to the Legislature

a

0.40 0.70 2.14 2.14 1.04 1.46 1.25 1.23 1.19 1.09 1.16 1.07

TN MFG JOBS (THOUS)…………………………

% Chg Same Qtr Last Yr………………………

Figure 11: Selected U.S. and Tennessee Economic Indicators, Seasonally Adjusted

From: AN ECONOMIC REPORT TO THE GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE THE STATE’S ECONOMIC OUTLOOK JANUARY 2012 UT

Publication Authorization Number R01-1493-229-006-12 Page 82.

http://cber.bus.utk.edu/erg/erg2012.pdf

0.40

0.70

2.14

2.14

1.04

1.46

1.25

1.23

1.19

1.09

1.16

1.07

14.87 1.23% average growth/ 12 =

Contains historical and forecast data 2011 through 1st quarter forecast for 2014.

* *

* *

An Economic Report To The Governor of The State Of Tennessee,

This average percentage of Manufacturing Job Growth was chosen as a comparison to verify the change in

hazardous waste generation change due to the likelihood of the relation of the two. An average comparison

of several quarters of Manufacturing Job Growth is about 1.23%. This compares favorably with the multi-year

change in hazardous waste generation of about 1.1%.

2011 2

2011 3

2011 4

2012 1

2012

2012

2012

2013

2

3

4

2013

2013

2013

1

2

3

4

2014 1

% Chg

Same Qtr

Last Yr

indicates cross quarter growth, on the average,

is very similar to the overall annual percentage increase in the generation of hazardous waste in Tennessee.

It may be difficult to quantify the reasons for fluctuations in hazardous waste generation across specific manufacturing

groups. It is likely that global, national, and or local economic factors weigh heavily on these figures.

To get an understanding of how certain factors affect Waste Reduction, specific codes were developed to allow

the reporting community to report standardized reasons for identifying Reduction Efforts and Reduction Impediments.

These values are depicted graphically on Page 5-2 and 5-3.

Year Qtr

Page 5-1

For

Num

ber o

f Respo

nses ALL Years

Reasons Given for Waste Reduction Efforts

0

1000

2000

3000

4000

5000

6000

7000

8000

9000

Reformulation /Redesign ofProduct

In‐ProcessRecycling orProcess

Modification

Equipment /TechnologyModification

Substituting RawMaterials

ImprovedOperations

ReductionResearch /Planning

No Effort Other

a b c d e f g h

State of Tennessee Hazardous Waste Reduction Efforts RY2005 to Present Page 5‐2

Num

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of R

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ALL

Yea

rs

Reasons Given for Impediments to Waste Reduction

0

2000

4000

6000

8000

10000

12000

Training or TechnicalAssistance Technical Feasibility Economic Practicality Measurement /

AccountingTennessee HazardousWaste Regulations

ImplementationPrevious Efforts

High Costs of HWManagement Accidental Generation Other

a b c d e f g h i

State of Tennessee Hazardous Waste Reduction ‐ Impediments RY2005 to Present Page 5‐3

Waste Reduction (continued)a

Methods for achieving waste reduction divide conveniently into two basic types: source reduction and recycling.

Source reduction is any action that reduces the amount of waste exiting a process. Source reduction measures include

Source: Writing a Waste Reduction Plan 1999

Tennessee has developed the following categories for reporting(by waste stream) on the HazardousWaste Reduction Plan for each reporting entity. These categories are presented here as responses

Figure 12 - Waste Reduction Efforts for Current Report Year

Figure 13 - Waste Reduction Impediments for Current Report Year

• Modifications to equipment or technologies.

• Modifications to processes or procedures.

• Reformulation or redesign of products.

• Substitution of raw materials.

• Improvements in housekeeping, maintenance, training or inventory control.

Recycling is the use, reuse or reclamation of a waste, either on or off site, after it is generated.

Recycling methods include:

• Using or reusing a waste as a substitute for a commercial product.

• Reusing a waste in order to delay the purchase of new commercial product.

• Removing contaminants from a waste to allow its reuse.

• Reclaiming useful constituents from within a waste material.

Prepared By Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation and the UT Center for Industrial Services Tennessee

Manufacturing Extension Program

submitted by the regulated community on Annual Reports for the current Report Year.

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2013

2013



For

a REFORMULATION / REDESIGN OF PRODUCT 2.9117 %

b IN-PROCESS RECYCLING OR PROCESS MODIFICATION 10.0399 %

c EQUIPMENT / TECHNOLOGY MODIFICATION 6.4256 %

d SUBSTITUTING RAW MATERIALS 3.1123 %

e IMPROVED OPERATIONS 21.4850 %

f REDUCTION RESEARCH / PLANNING 31.11235 %

g NO EFFORT 22.1880 %

h OTHER 2.9117 %

a TRAINING OR TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE 3.8139 %

b TECHNICAL FEASIBILITY 34.71265 %

c ECONOMIC PRACTICALITY 8.0293 %

d MEASUREMENT / ACCOUNTING 2.591 %

e TENNESSEE HAZARDOUS WASTE REGULATIONS 8.0292 %

f IMPLEMENTATION PREVIOUS EFFORTS 2.487 %

g HIGH COSTS OF HW MANAGEMENT 1.141 %

h ACCIDENTAL GENERATION 7.9289 %

i OTHER 31.51150 %


Waste Reduction responses are further defined:

Waste Reduction Efforts:

a. Reformulation / Redesign of Product: An effort to reduce hazardous waste generation based on changes in design, composition, or specifications of end products that allow fundamental changes in its production.

b. In-Process Recycling or Process Modification: An effort to reduce hazardous waste generation based on theredesign of the procedures of a generation process to reduce, reuse or recycle waste as an integral part of the

c. Equipment / Technology Modification: An effort to reduce hazardous waste generation based on the redesign, retro-fitting or change in equipment or incorporation of a technology to reduce the volume or toxicity of the waste.

d. Substituting Raw Materials: An effort to reduce hazardous waste generation based on changes in raw materials to reduce volume and toxicity

e. Improved Operations:An effort to reduce hazardous waste generation based on improvement in employee training, equipment maintenance, handling of raw materials, detection and control of emissions, etc.

f. Reduction / Research Planning:An effort to reduce hazardous waste generation based on research or planning conducted to develop future specific waste reduction efforts.

Waste Reduction Impediments:

a. Training or Technical Assistance: Reason given by respondents as an impediment to reducing hazardous waste generation based on funding and applicability for training and availability of staff time

b. Technical Feasibility: Reason given by respondents as an impediment to reducing hazardous waste generation based on problems with reformulation or redesign of a product; in-process recycling or equipment

c. Economic Practicality: Reason given by respondents as an impediment to reducing hazardous waste generation based on recovery of cost of changing a process or availability of capital versus ability to recover the investment

d. Measurement / Accounting: Reason given by respondents as an impediment to reducing hazardous waste generation based on ability to consistently and accurately measure generation amounts to identify direct and

e. Tennessee Hazardous Waste Regulations: Reason given by respondents as an impediment to reducing hazardous waste generation based on burdens imposed by regulations that impede flexibility to use reduction efforts

f. Implementation Previous Efforts: Reason given by respondents as an impediment to reducing hazardous waste generation based on feedback from previous reduction efforts

g. High Costs of Hazardous Waste Management: Reason given by respondents as an impediment to reducing hazardous waste generation based on the expense of transportation, on site handling as well as cost of insurance

h. Accidental Generation: Reason given by respondents as an impediment to reducing hazardous waste generationdue to an unplanned generation event, spill etc

i. Other: Reason given by respondents as an impediment to reducing hazardous waste generation due to reasonsthat are not heretofore cataloged; some of the reasons given are:

indirect costs

process.

modification etc.

"Waste Generation Was Based on Sales."

"This is an Insignificant Waste Stream."

"Goal ratio based on higher production forecast. Prodcution has decreased."

"Waste Stream is generated by quality control as required by our customers."

"Disposal of old chemicals. No future generation anticipated."

"Cannot Control the Product Design of Our Customers."

"One Time Generation Due to Flood."

"Cannot Reduce Waste Generation Any Further."

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Figure 14 - Impediment Reduction Trend for Technological Feasibility (Has technology gotten better?)

The general trend may be measurable on a year by year basis and while we have data for that, it stands to reason

that some long term trends may be affected simply by innovations in handling, technology and chemistry, etc.

The above graph, Impediment Reduction Trend for Technological Feasibility (Has technology gotten better?)

attempts to explain that possibility by looking at a 5 year trend for the responses (of impediments) termed

Technological Feasibility. It is not known if the trend line on the graph accurately reflects or explains this

possibility as there may be many other factors involved. This data is highly subjective allowing the respondents

to further explain their choices in free-form description fields which are not easily cataloged.

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Technic

al Feasib

ility R

esponses

Report Year

0

200

400

600

800

1000

1200

1400

1600

1800

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

State of Tennessee Waste Reduction Technical Feasibility Impediment Trend

Appendix A

Ranking of Amount of Hazardous Waste Handled On Site by Handling Code by County

Appendix A-1Department of Environment and ConservationDivision of Solid Waste Management

615-532-0938http://www.tn.gov/environment/section/solid-waste

615-532-0780

State of Tennessee

Patrick J. Flood, P.E., Director

Phone: Fax:

William R. Snodgrass Tennessee Tower

Nashville, TN 37243

Hazardous Waste Program

312 Rosa L. Parks Avenue, 14th Floor

TOTAL HANDLED (IN POUNDS)% of COUNTY TOTAL

Ranking of Amount of Hazardous Waste Handled On Site by Handling Code by CountyREPORT YEAR

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Appendix A-1

ANDERSONH06

ON SITE WASTEWATER TREATMENT UNIT

33,157,354.80H06%99.341 H06 TOTAL lbs

H07

ON SITE ELEMENTARY NEUTRALIZATION

9,250.94H07% 0.028 H07 TOTAL lbs

S01

STORAGE IN A CONTAINER, BARREL, DRUM ETC

210,704.87S01% 0.631 S01 TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT:

ANDERSON COUNTY

33,377,310.60 lbsu

16,688.66 tons

BEDFORDH07


1,950.26H07%100.000 H07 TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT:

BEDFORD COUNTY

1,950.26 lbsu

0.98 tons

BENTONH06


553.00H06%100.000 H06 TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT: BENTON

COUNTY

553.00 lbsu

0.28 tons

BLOUNTH06


1,921.00H06% 0.709 H06 TOTAL lbs

H07


213,904.00H07%78.936 H07 TOTAL lbs

H09

ON SITE RESOURCE RECOVERY

55,160.61H09%20.356 H09 TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT: BLOUNT

COUNTY

270,985.61 lbsu

135.49 tons

BRADLEYD80

LANDFILL

4,356,200.00D80% 0.468 D80 TOTAL lbs

H09


4,473.33H09% 0.000 H09 TOTAL lbs

H10

OTHER ON SITE HANDLING

926,831,765.00H10%99.532 H10 TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT:

BRADLEY COUNTY

931,192,438.33 lbsu

465,596.22 tons

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2013

Appendix A-1

CAMPBELLH09


551.15H09%100.000 H09 TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT:

CAMPBELL COUNTY

551.15 lbsu

0.28 tons

CARTERH06


545,791,438.45H06%100.000 H06 TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT: CARTER

COUNTY

545,791,438.45 lbsu

272,895.72 tons

COCKEH06


12,009,599.99H06%100.000 H06 TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT: COCKE

COUNTY

12,009,599.99 lbsu

6,004.80 tons

COFFEEH06


1,157.00H06% 3.890 H06 TOTAL lbs

S01


27,012.96S01%90.811 S01 TOTAL lbs

S02

STORAGE IN A TANK

1,492.51S02%5.017 S02 TOTAL lbs

X01

OPEN BURNING / OPEN DETONATION

83.77X01% 0.282 X01 TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT: COFFEE

COUNTY

29,746.25 lbsu

14.87 tons

DAVIDSONH06


41,732,291.13H06%86.600 H06 TOTAL lbs

H07


444,172.66H07% 0.922 H07 TOTAL lbs

H09


415,297.91H09% 0.862 H09 TOTAL lbs

S01


5,041,109.93S01%10.461 S01 TOTAL lbs

S02

STORAGE IN A TANK

556,659.00S02% 1.155 S02 TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT:

DAVIDSON COUNTY

48,189,530.63 lbsu

24,094.77 tons

DECATURNOT

5.00NOT% 0.324 NOT TOTAL lbs

T50

BLENDING

1,540.00T50%99.676 T50 TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT:

DECATUR COUNTY

1,545.00 lbsu

0.77 tons

DEKALBH06


2,842,740.00H06%100.000 H06 TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT: DEKALB

COUNTY

2,842,740.00 lbsu

1,421.37 tons




2013

Appendix A-1

DICKSONH09


467.00H09%31.769 H09 TOTAL lbs

S01


1,003.00S01%68.231 S01 TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT:

DICKSON COUNTY

1,470.00 lbsu

0.74 tons

FAYETTEH10


231,620.00H10%100.000 H10 TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT:

FAYETTE COUNTY

231,620.00 lbsu

115.81 tons

FENTRESSH06


408.00H06%100.000 H06 TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT:

FENTRESS COUNTY

408.00 lbsu

0.20 tons

GIBSONH06


3,333,584.00H06%98.969 H06 TOTAL lbs

H09


315.00H09% 0.009 H09 TOTAL lbs

H10


10,216.00H10% 0.303 H10 TOTAL lbs

S01


23,885.97S01% 0.709 S01 TOTAL lbs

S08

300.00S08% 0.009 S08 TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT: GIBSON

COUNTY

3,368,300.97 lbsu

1,684.15 tons

GREENEH06


481,946,971.80H06%100.000 H06 TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT: GREENE

COUNTY

481,946,971.80 lbsu

240,973.49 tons

HAMBLENH06


1,309.00H06% 0.354 H06 TOTAL lbs

H10


368,569.44H10%99.646 H10 TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT:

HAMBLEN COUNTY

369,878.44 lbsu

184.94 tons




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Appendix A-1

HAMILTONH03

RELEASED ONSITE DIRECTLY TO POTW

269,799.23H03% 0.137 H03 TOTAL lbs

H05

ON SITE TREATMENT IN ENCLOSED SYSTEM

12,873,044.00H05%6.534 H05 TOTAL lbs

H06


528,077.92H06% 0.268 H06 TOTAL lbs

H07


109,022,151.95H07%55.335 H07 TOTAL lbs

H09


6,792,282.00H09% 3.447 H09 TOTAL lbs

H10


67,517,459.85H10%34.269 H10 TOTAL lbs

S01


4,277.00S01% 0.002 S01 TOTAL lbs

T31

NEUTRALIZATION

14,400.00T31% 0.007 T31 TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT:

HAMILTON COUNTY

197,021,491.95 lbsu

98,510.75 tons

HARDINH06


84,556,559.98H06%99.999 H06 TOTAL lbs

H09


1,224.00H09% 0.001 H09 TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT: HARDIN

COUNTY

84,557,783.98 lbsu

42,278.89 tons

HAWKINSH09


10,299.89H09%100.000 H09 TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT:

HAWKINS COUNTY

10,299.89 lbsu

5.15 tons

HAYWOODH03


55.12H03%19.063 H03 TOTAL lbs

S01


230.00S01%79.553 S01 TOTAL lbs

S02

STORAGE IN A TANK

4.00S02% 1.384 S02 TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT:

HAYWOOD COUNTY

289.12 lbsu

0.14 tons

HENDERSONH03


4,604,763.45H03%13.416 H03 TOTAL lbs

H06


27,938,909.03H06%81.400 H06 TOTAL lbs

H07


1,776,942.87H07%5.177 H07 TOTAL lbs

H09


2,449.31H09% 0.007 H09 TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT:

HENDERSON COUNTY

34,323,064.66 lbsu

17,161.53 tons




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HENRYH09


6,789.00H09%32.223 H09 TOTAL lbs

S01


14,280.00S01%67.777 S01 TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT: HENRY

COUNTY

21,069.00 lbsu

10.53 tons

JACKSONG19

OTHER ONE-TIME OR INTERMITTENT PROCESSES

(SPECIFY)

9.92G19% 0.000 G19 TOTAL lbs

H06


2,292,806.05H06%98.406 H06 TOTAL lbs

H09


37,134.28H09% 1.594 H09 TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT:

JACKSON COUNTY

2,329,950.25 lbsu

1,164.98 tons

JEFFERSONH06


1,105.00H06%100.000 H06 TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT:

JEFFERSON COUNTY

1,105.00 lbsu

0.55 tons

KNOXH03


14,825.25H03% 0.155 H03 TOTAL lbs

H06


37,378.64H06% 0.392 H06 TOTAL lbs

H07


8,350,628.00H07%87.526 H07 TOTAL lbs

H09


993.80H09% 0.010 H09 TOTAL lbs

S01


94,815.00S01% 0.994 S01 TOTAL lbs

S02

STORAGE IN A TANK

1,042,051.00S02%10.922 S02 TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT: KNOX

COUNTY

9,540,691.69 lbsu

4,770.35 tons

LAUDERDALEH06


426,687,382.00H06%100.000 H06 TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT:

LAUDERDALE COUNTY

426,687,382.00 lbsu

213,343.69 tons

LAWRENCEH09


28,176.99H09%100.000 H09 TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT:

LAWRENCE COUNTY

28,176.99 lbsu

14.09 tons




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LEWISH09


33,181.43H09%98.460 H09 TOTAL lbs

S01


519.00S01% 1.540 S01 TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT: LEWIS

COUNTY

33,700.43 lbsu

16.85 tons

LINCOLNH10


1,943.00H10%100.000 H10 TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT:

LINCOLN COUNTY

1,943.00 lbsu

0.97 tons

LOUDONH06


11,956,481.00H06% 0.244 H06 TOTAL lbs

H07


4,888,824,800.00H07%99.755 H07 TOTAL lbs

H10


51,895.00H10% 0.001 H10 TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT: LOUDON

COUNTY

4,900,833,176.00 lbsu

2,450,416.59 tons

MACONH06


587.00H06%100.000 H06 TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT: MACON

COUNTY

587.00 lbsu

0.29 tons

MADISONH06


28,870,254.53H06%99.986 H06 TOTAL lbs

T50

BLENDING

4,129.00T50% 0.014 T50 TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT:

MADISON COUNTY

28,874,383.53 lbsu

14,437.19 tons

MARSHALLH06


71,199,414.00H06%100.000 H06 TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT:

MARSHALL COUNTY

71,199,414.00 lbsu

35,599.71 tons

MAURYDRY

110.00DRY%52.381 DRY TOTAL lbs

REC

100.00REC%47.619 REC TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT: MAURY

COUNTY

210.00 lbsu

0.11 tons

MCMINNH06


66,000.00H06%87.630 H06 TOTAL lbs

H07


73.00H07% 0.097 H07 TOTAL lbs

H09


9,244.00H09%12.273 H09 TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT: MCMINN

COUNTY

75,317.00 lbsu

37.66 tons




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MCNAIRYH03


177,642.00H03%99.752 H03 TOTAL lbs

H06


442.00H06% 0.248 H06 TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT:

MCNAIRY COUNTY

178,084.00 lbsu

89.04 tons

MONROEH06


202,428.00H06%100.000 H06 TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT:

MONROE COUNTY

202,428.00 lbsu

101.21 tons

MONTGOMERYH07


188,212.00H07%69.481 H07 TOTAL lbs

S01


82,670.91S01%30.519 S01 TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT:

MONTGOMERY COUNTY

270,882.91 lbsu

135.44 tons

OBIONH07


411,704,719.01H07%99.999 H07 TOTAL lbs

H09


4,038.17H09% 0.001 H09 TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT: OBION

COUNTY

411,708,757.17 lbsu

205,854.38 tons

PUTNAMSTO

1,263.68STO%100.000 STO TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT: PUTNAM

COUNTY

1,263.68 lbsu

0.63 tons

RHEAH07


1,549,364.22H07%100.000 H07 TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT: RHEA

COUNTY

1,549,364.22 lbsu

774.68 tons

ROANEH07


1,726,868.17H07%64.633 H07 TOTAL lbs

H10


157,590.00H10%5.898 H10 TOTAL lbs

S01


787,344.23S01%29.469 S01 TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT: ROANE

COUNTY

2,671,802.40 lbsu

1,335.90 tons

ROBERTSONH06


791.00H06%66.695 H06 TOTAL lbs

H09


395.00H09%33.305 H09 TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT:

ROBERTSON COUNTY

1,186.00 lbsu

0.59 tons




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RUTHERFORDH06


988,382,528.96H06%99.999 H06 TOTAL lbs

H09


979.00H09% 0.000 H09 TOTAL lbs

S01


8,255.00S01% 0.001 S01 TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT:

RUTHERFORD COUNTY

988,391,762.96 lbsu

494,195.88 tons

SCOTTH06


689.00H06%100.000 H06 TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT: SCOTT

COUNTY

689.00 lbsu

0.34 tons

SEQUATCHIES01


264.00S01%100.000 S01 TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT:

SEQUATCHIE COUNTY

264.00 lbsu

0.13 tons

SEVIERH06


16,969.90H06%100.000 H06 TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT: SEVIER

COUNTY

16,969.90 lbsu

8.48 tons

SHELBYH03


165.00H03% 0.000 H03 TOTAL lbs

H06


12,924,188.00H06%13.748 H06 TOTAL lbs

H07


69,712,706.00H07%74.156 H07 TOTAL lbs

H09


75,164.00H09% 0.080 H09 TOTAL lbs

H10


9,188,887.91H10%9.775 H10 TOTAL lbs

S01


493,186.00S01% 0.525 S01 TOTAL lbs

S02

STORAGE IN A TANK

1,601,384.18S02% 1.703 S02 TOTAL lbs

STA

12,360.00STA% 0.013 STA TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT: SHELBY

COUNTY

94,008,041.09 lbsu

47,004.02 tons

SMITHH06


8,515,148.45H06%99.717 H06 TOTAL lbs

H07


24,186.67H07% 0.283 H07 TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT: SMITH

COUNTY

8,539,335.12 lbsu

4,269.67 tons




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SULLIVAND80

LANDFILL

649,779.39D80% 0.001 D80 TOTAL lbs

H03


1,126.00H03% 0.000 H03 TOTAL lbs

H06


69,630,880,358.77H06%99.969 H06 TOTAL lbs

H09


3,859.00H09% 0.000 H09 TOTAL lbs

S01


283,035.24S01% 0.000 S01 TOTAL lbs

S02

STORAGE IN A TANK

9,926,547.91S02% 0.014 S02 TOTAL lbs

T06

LIQUID INJECTION INCINERATOR

8,875,064.83T06% 0.013 T06 TOTAL lbs

T07

ROTARY KILN INCINERATOR

1,922,338.45T07% 0.003 T07 TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT:

SULLIVAN COUNTY

69,652,542,109.59 lbsu

34,826,271.05 tons

SUMNERH03


874,800.71H03%93.724 H03 TOTAL lbs

H06


2,581.00H06% 0.277 H06 TOTAL lbs

H09


20,880.00H09% 2.237 H09 TOTAL lbs

HO9

35,114.00HO9% 3.762 HO9 TOTAL lbs

S01


1.98S01% 0.000 S01 TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT:

SUMNER COUNTY

933,377.70 lbsu

466.69 tons

UNICOIH06


315.00H06% 2.453 H06 TOTAL lbs

H07


10,106.99H07%78.711 H07 TOTAL lbs

H09


348.00H09% 2.710 H09 TOTAL lbs

S01


2,070.56S01%16.125 S01 TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT: UNICOI

COUNTY

12,840.55 lbsu

6.42 tons




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WASHINGTONH03


26,953.44H03%27.433 H03 TOTAL lbs

H06


9,195.19H06%9.359 H06 TOTAL lbs

H07


550.00H07% 0.560 H07 TOTAL lbs

H09


61,551.66H09%62.648 H09 TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT:

WASHINGTON COUNTY

98,250.29 lbsu

49.13 tons

WEAKLEYH06


595.00H06%100.000 H06 TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT:

WEAKLEY COUNTY

595.00 lbsu

0.30 tons

WHITEH09


30.00H09%100.000 H09 TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT: WHITE

COUNTY

30.00 lbsu

0.02 tons

WILLIAMSONH06


33,325.00H06%99.713 H06 TOTAL lbs

H07


96.00H07% 0.287 H07 TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT:

WILLIAMSON COUNTY

33,421.00 lbsu

16.71 tons

WILSONH03


2,360,190.02H03%99.868 H03 TOTAL lbs

H06


2,170.00H06% 0.092 H06 TOTAL lbs

H07


947.98H07% 0.040 H07 TOTAL lbs

ONSITE TREATMENT: WILSON

COUNTY

2,363,308.00 lbsu

1,181.65 tons




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78,978,691,836.54

39,489,345.92u

STATEWIDE GRAND TOTAL*

lbs

tons

*NOTE: Summary totals are independently derived based on the selection criteria used in creation of the report. As a result, totals may not match exactly on these individual reports. However, some correlation is expected. Wildly differing totals probably mean there is an error. Report such errors if the difference exceeds say, 10-20%.


Ranking of Amount of Hazardous Waste Handled by NAICS (formerly SIC) Code by County



615-532-0780

State of Tennessee


Phone: Fax:


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NAICS Code TOTAL HANDLED (IN POUNDS)RANKING

REPORT YEAR 2013

Ranking of Amount of Hazardous Waste Generated by NAICS (formerly SIC) Code by CountyAppendix A-2

ANDERSON994.27541380% 0.003 BLANK OR NOT SPECIFIED lbs

AND

19,648,585.68332999%58.099 All Other Miscellaneous Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing lbsP

AND

763.00333999% 0.002 All Other Miscellaneous Manufacturing lbs

AND

14,060,231.14334516%41.575 Analytical Laboratory Instrument Manufacturing lbsP

AND

15,198.00336111% 0.045 Automobile Manufacturing lbs

AND

1,633.09323111% 0.005 Commercial Printing (except Screen and Books) lbs

AND

19.00325991% 0.000 Custom Compounding of Purchased Resins lbs

AND

79.00452112% 0.000 Discount Department Stores lbs

AND

132.28921110% 0.000 Executive Offices lbs

AND

4,485.00336310% 0.013 Gasoline Engine and Engine Parts Manufacturing lbs

AND

11,510.00622110% 0.034 General Medical and Surgical Hospitals lbs

AND

859.79493110% 0.003 General Warehousing and Storage lbs

AND

18,565.00562211% 0.055 Hazardous Waste Treatment and Disposal lbs

AND

1,641.00444110% 0.005 Home Centers lbs

AND

1,215.00339910% 0.004 Jewelry and Silverware Manufacturing lbs

AND

1,645.00336370% 0.005 Motor Vehicle Metal Stamping lbs

AND

1,287.93561110% 0.004 Office Administrative Services lbs

AND

55.00446110% 0.000 PHARMACY lbs

AND

1,400.00446110% 0.004 PHARMACY & PHOTO PROCESSING lbs

AND

41,934.52541380% 0.124 Testing Laboratories lbs

AND

1,857.00326211% 0.005 Tire Manufacturing (except Retreading) lbs

AND

1,839.00452910% 0.005 Warehouse Clubs and Supercenters lbs

AND

3,172.00452910% 0.009 Warehouse Clubs and Superstores lbs

AND

33,819,101.71TOTAL FOR ANDERSON COUNTY

lbs

16,909.55 tons

BEDFORD710,753.00323111%92.482 Commercial Printing (except Screen and Books) lbs

PBED

1,950.26332119% 0.254 Metal Stamping lbs

BED

1,300.00336390% 0.169 Other Motor Vehicle Parts Manufacturing lbs

BED

5,700.00541890% 0.742 Other Services Related to Advertising lbs

BED

14,091.80339940% 1.834 Pen and Mechanical Pencil Manufacturing lbs

BED

82.00446110% 0.011 Pharmacies and Drug Stores lbs

BED

125.00445110% 0.016 Supermarkets and Other Grocery (except Convenience) Stores lbs

BED

32,825.00326121% 4.271 Unsupported Plastics Profile Shape Manufacturing lbs

BED


BED

768,532.06TOTAL FOR BEDFORD COUNTY

lbs

384.27 tons



REPORT YEAR 2013


BENTON1,566.00452910%100.000 Warehouse Clubs and Supercenters lbs

PBEN

1,566.00TOTAL FOR BENTON COUNTY

lbs

0.78 tons

BLOUNT1,065.00336412% 0.007 Aircraft Engine and Engine Parts Manufacturing lbs

BLO

114,006.00336390% 0.708 All Other Motor Vehicle Parts Manufacturing lbs

BLO

3,929.00326199% 0.024 All Other Plastics Product Manufacturing lbs

BLO

8,279.00331315% 0.051 Aluminum Sheet, Plate, and Foil Manufacturing lbs

BLO

4,937.42811121% 0.031 Automotive Body, Paint, and Interior Repair and Maintenance lbs

BLO

8,020.61336612% 0.050 Boat Building lbs

BLO

192.00811310% 0.001 Commercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment (except Automotive and lbs

BLO

1,149.00452112% 0.007 Discount Department Stores lbs

BLO

820.00812320% 0.005 Drycleaning and Laundry Services (except Coin-Operated) lbs

BLO

1,815.00332813% 0.011 Electroplating, Plating, Polishing, Anodizing, and Coloring lbs

BLO


BLO

55,677.00493110% 0.346 General Warehousing and Storage lbs

BLO

4,962.22327215% 0.031 Glass Product Manufacturing Made of Purchased Glass lbs

BLO

1,217.00444110% 0.008 Home Centers lbs

BLO

2,285.00221111% 0.014 HYDROELECTRIC POWER GENERATION lbs

BLO

1,177.00332911% 0.007 Industrial Valve Manufacturing lbs

BLO

3,029.00621511% 0.019 Medical Laboratories lbs

BLO

1,276.40928110% 0.008 National Security lbs

BLO

135,763.00337214% 0.843 Office Furniture (except Wood) Manufacturing lbs

BLO

2,527.00928110% 0.016 Other Airport Operations lbs

BLO

2,490.00334419% 0.015 Other Electronic Component Manufacturing lbs

BLO

212,472.00336320% 1.319 Other Motor Vehicle Electrical and Electronic Equipment Manufacturing lbs

BLO

17.00446110% 0.000 PHARMACY lbs

BLO


BLO

15,496,549.00332313%96.233 Plate Work Manufacturing lbsP

BLO


BLO

19,305.00336214% 0.120 Travel Trailer and Camper Manufacturing lbs

BLO


BLO

16,103,205.65TOTAL FOR BLOUNT COUNTY

lbs

8,051.60 tons



REPORT YEAR 2013


BRADLEY931,639,458.00325180%99.972 Alkalies and Chlorine Manufacturing lbs

PBRA

628.00441310% 0.000 All Other Automotive Repair and Maintenance lbs

BRA

2,503.30325180% 0.000 All Other Basic Inorganic Chemical Manufacturing lbs

BRA

400.00811121% 0.000 Automotive Body, Paint, and Interior Repair and Maintenance lbs

BRA

40.00311352% 0.000 Confectionery Manufacturing from Purchased Chocolate lbs

BRA

1,001.00454111% 0.000 Electronic Shopping lbs

BRA

35.00452111% 0.000 GENERAL REATIL lbs

BRA

195.00327999% 0.000 Ground or Treated Mineral and Earth Manufacturing lbs

BRA

1,404.00444110% 0.000 Home Centers lbs

BRA

13,701.17332812% 0.001 Metal Coating, Engraving (except Jewelry and Silverware), and Allied Services lbs

BRA

221,957.00325620% 0.024 Pharmaceutical Preparation Manufacturing lbs

BRA

12,796.00335912% 0.001 Primary Battery Manufacturing lbs

BRA


BRA

931,897,920.47TOTAL FOR BRADLEY COUNTY

lbs

465,948.96 tons

CAMPBELL551.15336612%25.801 BOAT BUILDING/BOAT REPAIR lbs

PCAM

24.00446110% 1.124 PHARMACY lbs

CAM

335.00332311%15.682 Prefabricated Metal Building and Component Manufacturing lbsP

CAM

1,226.00452910%57.393 Warehouse Clubs and Supercenters lbsP

CAM

2,136.15TOTAL FOR CAMPBELL COUNTY

lbs

1.07 tons

CARROLL10,700.00332321%94.298 Metal Window and Door Manufacturing lbs

PCAR

647.00452910%5.702 Warehouse Clubs and Supercenters lbsP

CAR

11,347.00TOTAL FOR CARROLL COUNTY

lbs

5.67 tons

CARTER

278,505,960.00313310%51.082 Broadwoven Fabric Finishing Mills lbsP

CAR

1,570,652.45332813% 0.288 Electroplating, Plating, Polishing, Anodizing, and Coloring lbs

CAR

265,016,553.00332216%48.608 Hand and Edge Tool Manufacturing lbsP

CAR

738.10611519% 0.000 Other Technical and Trade Schools lbs

CAR

219.00446110% 0.000 PHARMACY lbs

CAR

115,712.84331222% 0.021 Steel Wire Drawing lbs

CAR


CAR

545,212,984.39TOTAL FOR CARTER COUNTY

lbs

272,606.49 tons



REPORT YEAR 2013


CHEATHAM30,284.59335228%44.406 All Other Industrial Machinery Manufacturing lbs

PCHE

4,752.00325998%6.968 All Other Miscellaneous Chemical Product and Preparation Manufacturing lbsP

CHE

46.90322212% 0.069 Folding Paperboard Box Manufacturing lbs

CHE

250.00237310% 0.367 Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction lbs

CHE

31,687.15488390%46.462 Other Support Activities for Water Transportation lbsP

CHE


CHE

68,199.64TOTAL FOR CHEATHAM COUNTY

lbs

34.10 tons

CHESTER132.00336390%100.000 All Other Motor Vehicle Parts Manufacturing lbs

PCHE

132.00TOTAL FOR CHESTER COUNTY

lbs

0.07 tons

CLAIBORNE2,200.00611310% 2.786 Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools lbs

CLA

75,892.00326291%96.110 Rubber Product Manufacturing for Mechanical Use lbsP

CLA

872.00452910% 1.104 Warehouse Clubs and Supercenters lbs

CLA

78,964.00TOTAL FOR CLAIBORNE COUNTY

lbs

39.48 tons

COCKE1,689,607.00325199%11.488 All Other Basic Organic Chemical Manufacturing lbs

PCOC

12,852,960.00332813%87.391 Electroplating, Plating, Polishing, Anodizing, and Coloring lbsP

COC

17,301.00337127% 0.118 Institutional Furniture Manufacturing lbs

COC

111.00446110% 0.001 PHARMACY & PHOTO PROCESSING lbs

COC

145,436.00332618% 0.989 STEEL WIRE DRAWING & FABRICATION WIRE RELATED PRODUCTS lbs

COC


COC

14,707,338.00TOTAL FOR COCKE COUNTY

lbs

7,353.67 tons



REPORT YEAR 2013


COFFEE108,298.00336411%17.827 Aircraft Manufacturing lbs

PCOF


COF

252,464.34339995%41.558 Burial Casket Manufacturing lbsP

COF

466.00611310% 0.077 Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools lbs

COF

89.00452111% 0.015 Department Stores (except Discount Department Stores) lbs

COF

658.80312140% 0.108 Distilleries lbs

COF

71.00334417% 0.012 Electronic Connector Manufacturing lbs

COF

800.27332312% 0.132 Fabricated Structural Metal Manufacturing lbs

COF

415.00444110% 0.068 Home Centers lbs

COF

23,725.00333515% 3.905 Machine Tool (Metal Cutting Types) Manufacturing lbs

COF

52,753.00336211%8.684 Motor Vehicle Body Manufacturing lbsP

COF

71,508.41928110%11.771 National Security lbsP

COF

59.00621210% 0.010 Offices of Dentists lbs

COF


COF

91,500.00325910%15.062 PRINTING INK MANUFACTURING lbsP

COF


COF

607,497.82TOTAL FOR COFFEE COUNTY

lbs

303.75 tons

CROCKETT817.00335311%19.888 Power, Distribution, and Specialty Transformer Manufacturing lbs

PCRO

3,291.00423930%80.112 Recyclable Material Merchant Wholesalers lbsP

CRO

4,108.00TOTAL FOR CROCKETT COUNTY

lbs

2.05 tons

CUMBERLAND

471,426.00336390%99.514 All Other Motor Vehicle Parts Manufacturing lbsP

CUM


CUM


CUM


CUM


CUM

473,726.00TOTAL FOR CUMBERLAND COUNTY

lbs

236.86 tons

DAV2,783.00444110%100.000 Home Centers lbs

PDAV

2,783.00TOTAL FOR DAV COUNTY

lbs

1.39 tons



REPORT YEAR 2013


DAVIDSON1,528.4523521% 0.004 BLANK OR NOT SPECIFIED lbs

DAV

173,065.00336411% 0.479 Aircraft Manufacturing lbs

DAV

16,867.00811198% 0.047 All Other Automotive Repair and Maintenance lbs

DAV

423,215.00325180% 1.170 All Other Basic Inorganic Chemical Manufacturing lbs

DAV

638.00326199% 0.002 All Other Plastics Product Manufacturing lbs

DAV


DAV

1,166.00441310% 0.003 Automotive Parts and Accessories Stores lbs

DAV

280,746.00611310% 0.776 Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools lbs

DAV

2,480.00236220% 0.007 Commercial and Institutional Building Construction lbs

DAV

899,093.82323111% 2.487 Commercial Flexographic Printing lbs

DAV

1,010.00323111% 0.003 Commercial Lithographic Printing lbs

DAV

1,000.00922140% 0.003 Correctional Institutions lbs

DAV

530,073.00339910% 1.466 Costume Jewelry and Novelty Manufacturing lbs

DAV

10,317.00492110% 0.029 Couriers and Express Delivery Services lbs

DAV

1,589.21333515% 0.004 Cutting Tool and Machine Tool Accessory Manufacturing lbs

DAV


DAV


DAV

25,755.90812320% 0.071 Drycleaning and Laundry Services (except Coin-Operated) lbs

DAV

1,090.84221122% 0.003 Electric Power Distribution lbs

DAV


DAV

506.00541330% 0.001 Engineering Services lbs

DAV

74,300.0081232% 0.205 FORMER DRY CLEANING DISTRIBUTION FACILITY lbs

DAV

119,875.1333612% 0.332 GASOLINE ENGINE FULL ENGINE PARTS MANUFACTURING lbs

DAV

1,450.70811111% 0.004 General Automotive Repair lbs

DAV

1,375.00484110% 0.004 GENERAL FREIGHT TRUCKING lbs

DAV

8,868.00484122% 0.025 General Freight Trucking, Long-Distance, Less Than Truckload lbs

DAV


DAV

4,569.00622110% 0.013 General Medical and Surgical Hospitals (veterans hospital) lbs

DAV

595,375.00562112% 1.647 Hazardous Waste Collection lbs

DAV

14,204.00444110% 0.039 Home Centers lbs

DAV

1,780.00721110% 0.005 Hotels (except Casino Hotels) and Motels lbs

DAV

4,977.33812332% 0.014 Industrial Launderers lbs

DAV


DAV

104.98334513% 0.000 Instruments and Related Products Manufacturing for Measuring, Displaying, a lbs

DAV

72,446.00326140% 0.200 INSULATED BEVERAGE CONTAINERS lbs

DAV

1,221.00323111% 0.003 Manifold Business Forms Printing lbs

DAV


DAV


DAV

12,164.00423120% 0.034 Motor Vehicle Supplies and New Parts Merchant Wholesalers lbs

DAV

49,503.98339992% 0.137 Musical Instrument Manufacturing lbs

DAV


DAV

22,400.00221210% 0.062 Natural Gas Distribution lbs

DAV

1,844.00441110% 0.005 New Car Dealers lbs

DAV

92,684.00313230% 0.256 Nonwoven Fabric Mills lbs

DAV

4,787.30621111% 0.013 Offices of Physicians (except Mental Health Specialists) lbs

DAV

1,157,040.00336413% 3.200 Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing lbs

DAV


DAV

3,550.00424690% 0.010 Other Chemical and Allied Products Merchant Wholesalers lbs

DAV

2,615.00423440% 0.007 Other Commercial Equipment Wholesalers lbs

DAV

2,577.18332439% 0.007 Other Metal Container Manufacturing lbs

DAV

20,559.00488190% 0.057 Other Support Activities for Air Transportation lbs

DAV

1,691.0048849% 0.005 Other Support Activities for Road Transportation lbs

DAV

1,767.30312230% 0.005 Other Tobacco Product Manufacturing lbs

DAV

1,452.00493190% 0.004 Other Warehousing and Storage lbs

DAV



REPORT YEAR 2013


28,131.00325510% 0.078 Paint and Coating Manufacturing lbs

DAV

7,000.00238320% 0.019 Painting and Wall Covering Contractors lbs

DAV

2,165.00424710% 0.006 Petroleum Bulk Stations and Terminals lbs

DAV

3,236.00446110% 0.009 Pharmacies and Drug Stores lbs

DAV

32,555.00486210% 0.090 Pipeline Transportation of Natural Gas lbs

DAV

1,914.03325211% 0.005 Plastics Material and Resin Manufacturing lbs

DAV

729.00326191% 0.002 Plastics Plumbing Fixture Manufacturing lbs

DAV

6,611.79322220% 0.018 Plastics, Foil, and Coated Paper Bag Manufacturing lbs

DAV

5,550.00323111% 0.015 Quick Printing lbs

DAV

4,241.65541712% 0.012 Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (ex lbs

DAV

3,742.00481111% 0.010 Scheduled Passenger Air Transportation lbs

DAV

238.10312111% 0.001 Soft Drink Manufacturing lbs

DAV

938,250.00331222% 2.595 Steel Wire Drawing lbs

DAV


DAV

9,089.57323120% 0.025 Support Activities for Printing lbs

DAV


DAV

365.00532120% 0.001 Truck, Utility Trailer, and RV (Recreational Vehicle) Rental and Leasing lbs

DAV

6,912.00441120% 0.019 Used Car Dealers lbs

DAV


DAV

1,520.00337110% 0.004 Wood Kitchen Cabinet and Countertop Manufacturing lbs

DAV

2,308.52321911% 0.006 Wood Window and Door Manufacturing lbs

DAV

36,156,984.87TOTAL FOR DAVIDSON COUNTY

lbs

18,078.49 tons

DECATUR5.00446110% 0.324 LONG TERM CARE PHARMACY lbs

DEC


DEC

1,545.00TOTAL FOR DECATUR COUNTY

lbs

0.77 tons

DEKALB580.00611310% 0.020 Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools lbs

DEK


DEK


DEK

700.00336211% 0.024 Motor Vehicle Body Manufacturing lbs

DEK

12,279.00336340% 0.413 Motor Vehicle Brake System Manufacturing lbs

DEK


DEK


DEK


DEK

2,970,433.99TOTAL FOR DEKALB COUNTY

lbs

1,485.22 tons



REPORT YEAR 2013


DICKSON6,433.00326199% 3.370 All Other Plastics Product Manufacturing lbs

DIC

421.08331524% 0.221 Aluminum Foundries (except Die-Casting) lbs

DIC


DIC

14,232.90336612%7.456 Boat Building lbsP

DIC

155,002.98323111%81.198 Commercial Gravure Printing lbsP

DIC


DIC


DIC


DIC

859.00493110% 0.450 General Warehousing and Storage lbs

DIC


DIC

7,662.00326150% 4.014 Urethane and Other Foam Product (except Polystyrene) Manufacturing lbs

DIC


DIC

190,894.96TOTAL FOR DICKSON COUNTY

lbs

95.45 tons

DYER

5,200.0053249%28.076 BLANK OR NOT SPECIFIED lbsP

DYE


DYE


DYE

861.00622110% 4.649 General Medical and Surgical Hospitals lbs

DYE

2,526.21326220%13.639 Rubber and Plastics Hoses and Belting Manufacturing lbsP

DYE

313.10325611% 1.690 Soap and Other Detergent Manufacturing lbs

DYE


DYE

18,521.31TOTAL FOR DYER COUNTY

lbs

9.26 tons

FAYETTE938.00452910% 0.125 BLANK OR NOT SPECIFIED lbs

FAY

269,188.00326199%35.797 All Other Plastics Product Manufacturing lbsP

FAY

15,063.00325110% 2.003 Petrochemical Manufacturing lbs

FAY

447,723.00325211%59.539 Plastics Material and Resin Manufacturing lbsP

FAY

2,883.00238220% 0.383 Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors lbs

FAY

16,185.00561621% 2.152 Security Systems Services lbs

FAY

751,980.00TOTAL FOR FAYETTE COUNTY

lbs

375.99 tons

FENTRESS1,435.00452910%100.000 Warehouse Clubs and Superstores lbs

PFEN

1,435.00TOTAL FOR FENTRESS COUNTY

lbs

0.72 tons



REPORT YEAR 2013


FRANKLIN75,426.00326199%75.874 All Other Plastics Product Manufacturing lbs

PFRA

12,029.00336612%12.100 Boat Building lbsP

FRA


FRA


FRA

1,992.00444110% 2.004 Home Centers lbs

FRA

2,496.00332323% 2.511 Ornamental and Architectural Metal Work Manufacturing lbs

FRA


FRA

99,410.00TOTAL FOR FRANKLIN COUNTY

lbs

49.71 tons

GIBSON

347.0049311% 0.009 BLANK OR NOT SPECIFIED lbs

GIB

37,386.00325998% 1.023 All Other Miscellaneous Chemical Product and Preparation Manufacturing lbs

GIB


GIB

3,430,362.21332993%93.882 Ammunition (except Small Arms) Manufacturing lbsP

GIB


GIB

70,135.00332431% 1.919 Metal Can Manufacturing lbs

GIB

90,524.00332321% 2.477 Metal Window and Door Manufacturing lbs

GIB

500.00336350% 0.014 MOTOR VECHCLE BRAKE SYSTEM MANUFACTURING TRANSMISSION & POWE lbs

GIB

2,055.00336360% 0.056 Motor Vehicle Seating and Interior Trim Manufacturing lbs

GIB


GIB


GIB


GIB

3,653,911.21TOTAL FOR GIBSON COUNTY

lbs

1,826.96 tons

GILES125.00445291% 0.043 BAKED CRACKER & COOKIES lbs

GIL

5,508.00332991% 1.907 Ball and Roller Bearing Manufacturing lbs

GIL

236.99331420% 0.082 Copper Rolling, Drawing, and Extruding lbs

GIL

1,057.00444110% 0.366 Home Centers lbs

GIL

5,815.00333412% 2.013 Industrial and Commercial Fan and Blower Manufacturing lbs

GIL

1,083.00336320% 0.375 Motor Vehicle Electrical and Electronic Equipment Manufacturing lbs

GIL

640.00336360% 0.222 Motor Vehicle Seating and Interior Trim Manufacturing lbs

GIL

261,520.00336330%90.535 Motor Vehicle Steering and Suspension Components (except Spring) Manufact lbsP

GIL


GIL

246.92486210% 0.085 Pipeline Transportation of Natural Gas lbs

GIL

12,508.00326291% 4.330 Rubber Product Manufacturing for Mechanical Use lbs

GIL

288,860.91TOTAL FOR GILES COUNTY

lbs

144.43 tons

GRAINGER1,405.00336211% 2.156 Automotive Body, Paint, and Interior Repair and Maintenance lbs

GRA

63,750.00333243%97.844 Paper Industry Machinery Manufacturing lbsP

GRA

65,155.00TOTAL FOR GRAINGER COUNTY

lbs

32.58 tons



REPORT YEAR 2013


GREENE278.00336310% 0.000 BLANK OR NOT SPECIFIED lbs

GRE

1,875.00333999% 0.000 All Other Miscellaneous General Purpose Machinery Manufacturing lbs

GRE


GRE

386,135.00331318% 0.080 Aluminum Extruded Product Manufacturing lbs

GRE

26,960.00624110% 0.006 Child and Youth Services lbs

GRE


GRE


GRE


GRE

22,277.48333996% 0.005 Fluid Power Pump and Motor Manufacturing lbs

GRE


GRE


GRE

73,908.00333120% 0.015 Motor Vehicle Body Manufacturing lbs

GRE

123.46238290% 0.000 Other Building Equipment Contractors lbs

GRE


GRE

221.00446110% 0.000 PHARMACY lbs

GRE

492.08335311% 0.000 Power, Distribution, and Specialty Transformer Manufacturing lbs

GRE


GRE

1,089,520.00331314% 0.225 Secondary Smelting and Alloying of Aluminum lbs

GRE


GRE

5,269.87321114% 0.001 Wood Preservation lbs

GRE

485,257,767.70TOTAL FOR GREENE COUNTY

lbs

242,628.88 tons

HAMBLEN68,274.00327120% 3.544 BLANK OR NOT SPECIFIED lbs

HAM


HAM

12,163.00339940% 0.631 Carbon Paper and Inked Ribbon Manufacturing lbs

HAM


HAM

43.00492110% 0.002 Couriers and Express Delivery Services lbs

HAM


HAM

299,492.00313320%15.547 Fabric Coating Mills lbsP

HAM


HAM

1,424.00444110% 0.074 Home Centers lbs

HAM

453,545.74326130%23.545 Laminated Plastics Plate, Sheet (except Packaging), and Shape Manufacturin lbsP

HAM

4,550.63332999% 0.236 Machinery Manufacturing lbs

HAM

793.00333613% 0.041 MECHANICAL POWER TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURING lbs

HAM

129.00441110% 0.007 New Car Dealers lbs

HAM

45.00335932% 0.002 NON CURRENT-CARRYING WIRING DEVICE MANUFACTURING lbs

HAM

1,207.02811219% 0.063 Other Electronic and Precision Equipment Repair and Maintenance lbs

HAM


HAM

4,304.00332410% 0.223 Power Boiler and Heat Exchanger Manufacturing lbs

HAM

608.00323111% 0.032 Unsupported Plastics Film and Sheet (except Packaging) Manufacturing lbs

HAM


HAM


HAM

1,926,311.36TOTAL FOR HAMBLEN COUNTY

lbs

963.16 tons



REPORT YEAR 2013


HAMILTON2,825.00% 0.001 BLANK OR NOT SPECIFIED lbs

HAM

565,480.10325199% 0.277 All Other Basic Organic Chemical Manufacturing lbs

HAM


HAM


HAM

97,029,188.09325998%47.465 All Other Miscellaneous Chemical Product and Preparation Manufacturing lbsP

HAM

86,904.00332999% 0.043 All Other Miscellaneous Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing lbs

HAM

5,600.00488490% 0.003 All Other Miscellaneous Waste Management Services lbs

HAM


HAM


HAM


HAM


HAM

102,602.60323113% 0.050 Commercial Screen Printing lbs

HAM

107,843.00333120% 0.053 Construction Machinery Manufacturing lbs

HAM

35,143.50323111% 0.017 Digital Printing lbs

HAM


HAM


HAM

4,235.00561210% 0.002 FACILITY SUPPORT SERVICES lbs

HAM

4,119.00311225% 0.002 Fats and Oils Refining and Blending lbs

HAM

5,994.46221112% 0.003 Fossil Fuel Electric Power Generation lbs

HAM

800.00811111% 0.000 General Automotive Repair lbs

HAM


HAM

233.00452111% 0.000 GENERAL RETAIL lbs

HAM

3,577.00444110% 0.002 Home Centers lbs

HAM

71,844.00331511% 0.035 Iron Foundries lbs

HAM

1,432.00339942% 0.001 Lead Pencil and Art Good Manufacturing lbs

HAM

26,483.00482111% 0.013 Line-Haul Railroads lbs

HAM

2,032,478.00332812% 0.994 Metal Coating, Engraving (except Jewelry and Silverware), and Allied Services lbs

HAM

17,550.00332811% 0.009 Metal Heat Treating lbs

HAM

18,530.39332420% 0.009 Metal Tank (Heavy Gauge) Manufacturing lbs

HAM


HAM

11,942,137.42325220%5.842 Noncellulosic Organic Fiber Manufacturing lbsP

HAM

368,858.90221113% 0.180 Nuclear Electric Power Generation lbs

HAM


HAM

19,402,050.00334419%9.491 Other Electronic Component Manufacturing lbsP

HAM

524,081.92332618% 0.256 Other Fabricated Wire Product Manufacturing lbs

HAM

1,096.00332919% 0.001 Other Metal Valve and Pipe Fitting Manufacturing lbs

HAM

57,151.00331529% 0.028 Other Nonferrous Foundries (except Die-Casting) lbs

HAM

132.00562219% 0.000 Other Nonhazardous Waste Treatment and Disposal lbs

HAM


HAM

636.00493190% 0.000 Other Warehousing and Storage lbs

HAM


HAM

67,736,060.00325110%33.135 Petrochemical Manufacturing lbsP

HAM

1,880,686.57324199% 0.920 Petroleum Refineries lbs

HAM


HAM

18.00446110% 0.000 PHARMACY lbs

HAM

288,913.00812921% 0.141 Photofinishing Laboratories (except One-Hour) lbs

HAM


HAM

23,047.00327110% 0.011 Porcelain Electrical Supply Manufacturing lbs

HAM

557.76332410% 0.000 Power Boiler and Heat Exchanger Manufacturing lbs

HAM

25,715.00332311% 0.013 Prefabricated Metal Building and Component Manufacturing lbs

HAM


HAM

2,800.00221320% 0.001 Sewage Treatment Facilities lbs

HAM


HAM

11,275.00331512% 0.006 Steel Investment Foundries lbs

HAM



REPORT YEAR 2013


73,631.00335911% 0.036 Storage Battery Manufacturing lbs

HAM

303,150.00325212% 0.148 Synthetic Rubber Manufacturing lbs

HAM

1,977.53333249% 0.001 Textile Machinery Manufacturing lbs

HAM

17,239.00325620% 0.008 Toilet Preparation Manufacturing lbs

HAM

945.00333611% 0.000 Turbine and Turbine Generator Set Units Manufacturing lbs

HAM


HAM


HAM


HAM

260.00321114% 0.000 Wood Preservation lbs

HAM

204,422,122.48TOTAL FOR HAMILTON COUNTY

lbs

102,211.06 tons

HANCOCK100.00622110% 0.693 General Medical and Surgical Hospitals lbs

HAN

14,330.00337127%99.307 Institutional Furniture Manufacturing lbsP

HAN

14,430.00TOTAL FOR HANCOCK COUNTY

lbs

7.22 tons

HARDEMAN553,551.00325998%94.832 All Other Miscellaneous Chemical Product and Preparation Manufacturing lbs

PHAR

22,363.00333921% 3.831 Elevator and Moving Stairway Manufacturing lbs

HAR

7,089.00525920% 1.214 TRUST, ESTATES, AND AGENCY ACCOUNTS lbs

HAR


HAR

583,719.00TOTAL FOR HARDEMAN COUNTY

lbs

291.86 tons

HARDIN4,590.00% 0.005 BLANK OR NOT SPECIFIED lbs

HAR


HAR

84,556,559.98332813%99.946 ELECTROPLATING, PLATING ZINC lbsP

HAR

4,404.00331210% 0.005 Iron and Steel Pipe and Tube Manufacturing from Purchased Steel lbs

HAR

99.21332613% 0.000 Motor Vehicle Body Manufacturing Spring Manufacturing lbs

HAR

33,119.00322130% 0.039 Paperboard Mills lbs

HAR


HAR


HAR

84,602,229.18TOTAL FOR HARDIN COUNTY

lbs

42,301.11 tons



REPORT YEAR 2013


HAWKINS134,200.00323111%27.062 Commercial Gravure Printing lbs

PHA


HA

72,479.00313320%14.616 Fabric Coating Mills lbsP

HA

219,504.00327211%44.264 Flat Glass Manufacturing lbsP

HA


HA


HA


HA

12,325.92313230% 2.486 MANUFACTURE OF NONWOVEN FABRIC lbs

HA

215.00332991% 0.043 Mechanical Power Transmission Equipment Manufacturing lbs

HA

40,330.00332812%8.133 Metal Coating, Engraving (except Jewelry and Silverware), and Allied Services lbsP

HA

2,825.02331210% 0.570 Motor Vehicle Steering and Suspension Components (except Spring) Manufact lbs

HA

32.00446110% 0.006 PHARMACY lbs

HA


HA


HA

495,894.19TOTAL FOR HAWKINS COUNTY

lbs

247.95 tons

HAYWOOD8,454.00325991%50.664 Custom Compounding of Purchased Resins lbs

PHAY

6,100.00337214%36.557 Office Furniture (except Wood) Manufacturing lbsP

HAY

434.31332117% 2.603 Powder Metallurgy Part Manufacturing lbs

HAY


HAY

16,686.31TOTAL FOR HAYWOOD COUNTY

lbs

8.34 tons

HENDERSON

1,956,287.08335312%5.652 BOAT MOTORS AND DRIVES lbsP

HEN


HEN


HEN

4,663,262.51332813%13.472 Metal coatings and platings lbsP

HEN

42,766.00335312% 0.124 Motor and Generator Manufacturing lbs

HEN

27,938,909.03332618%80.713 Other Fabricated Wire Product Manufacturing lbsP

HEN

6,600.57336390% 0.019 Radiators manufacturing lbs

HEN

2,306.98326220% 0.007 Rubber and Plastics Hoses and Belting Manufacturing lbs

HEN


HEN

34,615,048.18TOTAL FOR HENDERSON COUNTY

lbs

17,307.52 tons

HENRY8,378.00337127%23.086 Institutional Furniture Manufacturing lbs

PHEN

10,777.00326220%29.696 Rubber and Plastics Hoses and Belting Manufacturing lbsP

HEN

335.10326291% 0.923 Rubber Product Manufacturing for Mechanical Use lbs

HEN

15,600.00488210%42.986 Support Activities for Rail Transportation lbsP

HEN


HEN

36,291.10TOTAL FOR HENRY COUNTY

lbs

18.15 tons



REPORT YEAR 2013


HICKMAN75.00486210%100.000 Pipeline Transportation of Natural Gas lbs

PHIC

75.00TOTAL FOR HICKMAN COUNTY

lbs

0.04 tons

HUMPHREYS14.00325180% 0.002 All Other Basic Inorganic Chemical Manufacturing lbs

HUM


HUM

4,596.00325920% 0.819 Explosives Manufacturing lbs

HUM

185.00221112% 0.033 Fossil Fuel Electric Power Generation lbs

HUM


HUM

488,660.00325120%87.119 Industrial Gas Manufacturing lbsP

HUM

47,985.00325130%8.555 Inorganic Dye and Pigment Manufacturing lbsP

HUM

236.00322121% 0.042 Paper (except Newsprint) Mills lbs

HUM


HUM


HUM

560,910.81TOTAL FOR HUMPHREYS COUNTY

lbs

280.46 tons

JACKSON2,378,398.32332813%100.000 Electroplating, Plating, Polishing, Anodizing, and Coloring lbs

PJAC

9.92332721% 0.000 Precision Turned Product Manufacturing lbs

JAC

2,378,408.24TOTAL FOR JACKSON COUNTY

lbs

1,189.20 tons

JEFFERSON230.00336320% 1.196 Automotive Parts and Accessories Stores lbs

JEF


JEF


JEF

7,624.00337110%39.641 Nonupholstered Wood Household Furniture Manufacturing lbsP

JEF

35.00446110% 0.182 PHARMACY lbs

JEF

7,500.00926120%38.996 Regulation and Administration of Transportation Programs lbsP

JEF

100.50311422% 0.523 Specialty Canning lbs

JEF

2,547.00452910%13.243 Warehouse Clubs and Superstores lbsP

JEF

19,232.50TOTAL FOR JEFFERSON COUNTY

lbs

9.62 tons



REPORT YEAR 2013


KNOX20,574.00622110% 0.062 BLANK OR NOT SPECIFIED lbs

KNO


KNO

519.43423110% 0.002 Automobile and Other Motor Vehicle Merchant Wholesalers lbs

KNO


KNO


KNO


KNO


KNO

1,006.00335991% 0.003 Carbon and Graphite Product Manufacturing lbs

KNO


KNO

450.00333922% 0.001 Conveyor and Conveying Equipment Manufacturing lbs

KNO


KNO

158,584.00332215% 0.478 Cutlery and Flatware (except Precious) Manufacturing lbs

KNO


KNO

24,770.00424210% 0.075 Drugs and Druggists' Sundries Merchant Wholesalers lbs

KNO


KNO


KNO

51,072.69611110% 0.154 Elementary and Secondary Schools lbs

KNO

2,160.00332312% 0.007 Fabricated Structural Metal Manufacturing lbs

KNO

12,769,563.00333111%38.470 Farm Machinery and Equipment Manufacturing lbsP

KNO


KNO


KNO


KNO


KNO

9,970,527.31622110%30.037 General Medical and Surgical Hospitals lbsP

KNO


KNO


KNO

6,451.00444110% 0.019 Home Centers lbs

KNO

1,456.00611210% 0.004 Junior Colleges lbs

KNO


KNO


KNO

4,692.00336350% 0.014 Motor Vehicle Transmission and Power Train Parts Manufacturing lbs

KNO

13,678.00339115% 0.041 Optical Instrument and Lens Manufacturing lbs

KNO


KNO

150.00336390% 0.000 Other Motor Vehicle Parts Manufacturing lbs

KNO

165.00493190% 0.000 Other Warehousing and Storage lbs

KNO

7,885.00541890% 0.024 Outdoor Advertising lbs

KNO


KNO


KNO


KNO

1,122.00446110% 0.003 PHARMACY lbs

KNO


KNO

3,926.00541921% 0.012 Photography Studios, Portrait lbs

KNO

704.00922120% 0.002 Police Protection lbs

KNO


KNO

163.14334418% 0.000 Printed Circuit Assembly (Electronic Assembly) Manufacturing lbs

KNO


KNO

850,000.00325611% 2.561 Soap and Other Detergent Manufacturing lbs

KNO


KNO

8,030,142.00325211%24.192 Surface Active Agent Manufacturing lbsP

KNO

8,653.00334519% 0.026 Surgical and Medical Instrument Manufacturing lbs

KNO

751.00517110% 0.002 TELECOMMUNICATIONS lbs

KNO


KNO

99.60441320% 0.000 Tire Dealers lbs

KNO

853.00611310% 0.003 UNIVERSITY CAMPUS AND FACILITIES lbs

KNO



REPORT YEAR 2013



KNO


KNO


KNO

480.00221310% 0.001 Water Supply and Irrigation Systems lbs

KNO

33,193,662.62TOTAL FOR KNOX COUNTY

lbs

16,596.83 tons

LAUDERDALE1,199.00323111% 0.000 Commercial Lithographic Printing lbs

LAU


LAU


LAU


LAU


LAU

427,579,160.00TOTAL FOR LAUDERDALE COUNTY

lbs

213,789.58 tons

LAWRENCE4,348.00336390% 3.114 All Other Motor Vehicle Parts Manufacturing lbs

LAW


LAW

7,253.00332313%5.195 Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing lbsP

LAW

9,474.00332710%6.785 Machine Shops lbsP

LAW


LAW


LAW

1,534.00452910% 1.099 WAREHOUSE CLUBS AND SUPERCENTERS lbs

LAW

139,627.46TOTAL FOR LAWRENCE COUNTY

lbs

69.81 tons

LEWIS8,741.24336214%87.903 Travel Trailer & Camper Manufacturing lbs

PLEW


LEW

9,944.24TOTAL FOR LEWIS COUNTY

lbs

4.97 tons

LINCOLN3,602.32333415% 2.407 Air-Conditioning and Warm Air Heating Equipment and Commercial and Indus lbs

LIN


LIN

97,060.00331420%64.849 Copper Rolling, Drawing, and Extruding lbsP

LIN

45,558.00325510%30.439 Paint and Coating Manufacturing lbsP

LIN


LIN


LIN

149,670.32TOTAL FOR LINCOLN COUNTY

lbs

74.84 tons



REPORT YEAR 2013


LOUDON57,048.00326199% 0.001 All Other Plastics Product Manufacturing lbs

LOU


LOU


LOU

1,026.00311221% 0.000 Flour Milling lbs

LOU

227,552.00332216% 0.005 Hand and Edge Tool Manufacturing lbs

LOU

11,873,742.00332510% 0.242 Hardware Manufacturing lbs

LOU

22,368.95333414% 0.000 Heating Equipment (except Warm Air Furnaces) Manufacturing lbs

LOU

1,693.00444110% 0.000 Home Centers lbs

LOU


LOU


LOU

4,888,825,187.66326121%99.750 Unsupported Plastics Profile Shape Manufacturing lbsP

LOU


LOU

4,901,079,386.61TOTAL FOR LOUDON COUNTY

lbs

2,450,539.69 tons

MACON

1,560.86326199%46.373 ALL OTHER PLASTIC PRODUCTS MFG. lbsP

MAC


MAC

3,365.86TOTAL FOR MACON COUNTY

lbs

1.68 tons



REPORT YEAR 2013


MADISON2,806.74% 0.007 BLANK OR NOT SPECIFIED lbs

MAD

3,404.00333912% 0.008 Air and Gas Compressor Manufacturing lbs

MAD

10,200.00335999% 0.024 All Other Electrical Equipment and Component Manufacturing lbs

MAD

1,600.00541990% 0.004 All Other Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services lbs

MAD

225.09331529% 0.001 Aluminum Die-Casting Foundries lbs

MAD


MAD


MAD


MAD


MAD


MAD


MAD

199.00484122% 0.000 General Freight Trucking, Long-Distance, Less Than Truckload lbs

MAD


MAD

1,222.00444110% 0.003 Home Centers lbs

MAD

13,234,244.51331110%31.093 Iron and Steel Mills lbsP

MAD


MAD


MAD

61,181.00321918% 0.144 Other Millwork (including Flooring) lbs

MAD

1,691.00327212% 0.004 Other Pressed and Blown Glass and Glassware Manufacturing lbs

MAD

3,575.00311919% 0.008 Other Snack Food Manufacturing lbs

MAD


MAD

25,891,235.00332913%60.830 Plumbing Fixture Fitting and Trim Manufacturing lbsP

MAD

3,217,324.90336390%7.559 Radiators manufacturing lbsP

MAD


MAD

3,625.00323120% 0.009 Tradebinding and Related Work lbs

MAD


MAD


MAD

42,563,179.24TOTAL FOR MADISON COUNTY

lbs

21,281.59 tons

MARION1,248,181.00332812%98.998 HOT DIP GALVANIZING lbs

PMAR

6.61221111% 0.001 Hydroelectric Power Generation lbs

MAR


MAR

1,260,812.61TOTAL FOR MARION COUNTY

lbs

630.41 tons

MARSHALL37,039.51325998% 0.052 Chemical Manufacturing (cosmetics, toiletries) lbs

MAR


MAR

71,199,554.00493110%99.706 General Warehousing and Storage lbsP

MAR


MAR


MAR


MAR


MAR

7,436.00334418% 0.010 Printed Circuit Assembly (Electronic Assembly) Manufacturing lbs

MAR


MAR


MAR

71,409,805.46TOTAL FOR MARSHALL COUNTY

lbs

35,704.90 tons



REPORT YEAR 2013


MAURY150.00811198% 0.006 All Other Automotive Repair and Maintenance lbs

MAU

350.00325998% 0.014 All Other Miscellaneous Chemical Product and Preparation Manufacturing lbs

MAU

210.00333999% 0.008 All Other Miscellaneous General Purpose Machinery Manufacturing lbs

MAU

242,256.88336390%9.613 AUTOMOBILE MANUFACTURING MOTOR VEHICLE PARTS MANUFACTURING lbsP

MAU


MAU


MAU

768.20323111% 0.030 Commercial Lithographic Printing lbs

MAU


MAU


MAU


MAU

2,015.00444110% 0.080 Home Centers lbs

MAU

946,365.00325199%37.552 Other Basic Organic Chemical Manufacturing lbsP

MAU


MAU

150,959.00325211%5.990 Plastics Material and Resin Manufacturing lbsP

MAU

4,600.00326199% 0.183 Resilient Floor Covering Manufacturing lbs

MAU

1,161,220.00331314%46.078 Secondary Smelting and Alloying of Aluminum lbsP

MAU


MAU

2,520,130.08TOTAL FOR MAURY COUNTY

lbs

1,260.07 tons

MCMINN66,440.00332813%21.234 Electroplating, Plating, Polishing, Anodizing, and Coloring lbs

PMC

17,941.00336310%5.734 Gasoline Engine and Engine Parts Manufacturing lbsP

MC


MC


MC

2,055.00322122% 0.657 Newsprint Mills lbs

MC

517.00335932% 0.165 Noncurrent-Carrying Wiring Device Manufacturing lbs

MC

203,617.00327212%65.074 Other Pressed and Blown Glass and Glassware Manufacturing lbsP

MC

9,244.00326191% 2.954 Plastics Plumbing Fixture Manufacturing lbs

MC

1,380.00339950% 0.441 Sign Manufacturing lbs

MC


MC

312,901.00TOTAL FOR MCMINN COUNTY

lbs

156.45 tons

MCNAIRY201,212.00335931%47.235 Current-Carrying Wiring Device Manufacturing lbs

PMCN

195,186.00332813%45.820 Electroplating, Plating, Polishing, Anodizing, and Coloring lbsP

MCN


MCN

100.00331210% 0.023 Iron and Steel Pipe and Tube Manufacturing from Purchased Steel lbs

MCN

637.00324199% 0.150 Petroleum and Coal Products Manufacturing lbs

MCN

27,228.91326191%6.392 Plastics Plumbing Fixture Manufacturing lbsP

MCN


MCN

425,983.91TOTAL FOR MCNAIRY COUNTY

lbs

212.99 tons



REPORT YEAR 2013


MEIGS155,562.09325199%56.126 All Other Basic Organic Chemical Manufacturing lbs

PMEI

118,390.00332710%42.714 MACHINE SHOP lbsP

MEI

3,215.00335311% 1.160 Power, Distribution, and Specialty Transformer Manufacturing lbs

MEI

277,167.09TOTAL FOR MEIGS COUNTY

lbs

138.58 tons

MONROE187,929.32336612%15.992 Boat Building lbs

PMO


MO

600.00332813% 0.051 Electroplating, Plating, Polishing, Anodizing, and Coloring lbs

MO


MO

578,727.00493110%49.248 General Warehousing and Storage lbsP

MO

65,672.98327215%5.589 Glass Product Manufacturing Made of Purchased Glass lbsP

MO

233,387.00331491%19.861 Nonferrous Metal (except Copper and Aluminum) Rolling, Drawing, and Extrud lbsP

MO

67,299.00332813%5.727 Paint and Coating Manufacturing lbsP

MO

86.00446110% 0.007 PHARMACY lbs

MO


MO


MO


MO


MO

1,175,120.06TOTAL FOR MONROE COUNTY

lbs

587.56 tons

MONTGOMERY20,527.00333415% 3.960 Air-Conditioning and Warm Air Heating Equipment and Commercial and Indus lbs

MO

185.00811198% 0.036 All Other Automotive Repair and Maintenance lbs

MO


MO

30,033.80336330%5.795 AUTOMOTIVE, TRUCK AND BUS SUSPENSION ASSEMBLIES AND PARTS MANU lbsP

MO

208.00335991% 0.040 Carbon and Graphite Product Manufacturing lbs

MO


MO


MO


MO


MO


MO


MO

1,758.00444110% 0.339 Home Centers lbs

MO

1,700.00212231% 0.328 Lead Ore and Zinc Ore Mining lbs

MO


MO

90,408.00928110%17.443 National Security lbsP

MO


MO


MO

4,230.00325130% 0.816 Synthetic Dye and Pigment Manufacturing lbs

MO

5,420.00314994% 1.046 TIRE CORD AND FABRIC, ALL MATERIALS, MANUFACTURING lbs

MO


MO

194,021.00511199%37.434 YEARBOOK PUBLISHING lbsP

MO

518,297.69TOTAL FOR MONTGOMERY COUNTY

lbs

259.15 tons



REPORT YEAR 2013


MORGAN2,493.67332812%100.000 Metal Coating, Engraving (except Jewelry and Silverware), and Allied Services lbs

PMO

2,493.67TOTAL FOR MORGAN COUNTY

lbs

1.25 tons

OBION411,704,600.00331318%99.992 Aluminum Extruded Product Manufacturing lbs

POBI


OBI

20,748.97333924% 0.005 Industrial Truck, Tractor, Trailer, and Stacker Machinery Manufacturing lbs

OBI

3,247.00333921% 0.001 Material Handling Equipment Manufacturing lbs

OBI

300.00621511% 0.000 Medical Laboratories lbs

OBI


OBI

400.00486210% 0.000 Pipeline Transportation of Natural Gas lbs

OBI

957.29326211% 0.000 Tire Manufacturing (except Retreading) lbs

OBI


OBI

411,738,402.47TOTAL FOR OBION COUNTY

lbs

205,869.20 tons

OVERTON187,437.44326199%99.803 All Other Plastics Product Manufacturing lbs

POVE

370.00326291% 0.197 Rubber Product Manufacturing for Mechanical Use lbs

OVE

187,807.44TOTAL FOR OVERTON COUNTY

lbs

93.90 tons

POLK375.00321114%100.000 Wood Preservation lbs

PPOL

375.00TOTAL FOR POLK COUNTY

lbs

0.19 tons



REPORT YEAR 2013


PUTNAM694.00% 1.232 BLANK OR NOT SPECIFIED lbs

PUT


PUT


PUT


PUT


PUT

8,478.00611310%15.046 Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools lbsP

PUT


PUT

2,937.75812320%5.214 Drycleaning and Laundry Services (except Coin-Operated) lbsP

PUT


PUT

6,603.00622110%11.718 General Medical and Surgical Hospitals lbsP

PUT


PUT

3,360.00332911%5.963 Industrial Valve Manufacturing lbsP

PUT

3,848.20339940%6.829 Marking Device Manufacturing lbsP

PUT


PUT


PUT

3,778.00484122%6.705 SHIPPING BY TRUCK lbsP

PUT


PUT

3,008.00452910%5.338 WAREHOUSE, CLUB STORES lbsP

PUT

56,347.95TOTAL FOR PUTNAM COUNTY

lbs

28.17 tons

RHEA8,161,237.40325199%99.662 All Other Basic Organic Chemical Manufacturing lbs

PRHE


RHE


RHE

1,800.00337121% 0.022 Upholstered Household Furniture Manufacturing lbs

RHE


RHE

8,188,904.73TOTAL FOR RHEA COUNTY

lbs

4,094.45 tons

ROANE2,193,724.71541712%51.378 BLANK OR NOT SPECIFIED lbs

PROA


ROA


ROA


ROA

291.59327215% 0.007 Glass Product Manufacturing Made of Purchased Glass lbs

ROA

2,041,670.43562211%47.816 Hazardous Waste Treatment and Disposal lbsP

ROA


ROA


ROA

75.00446110% 0.002 PHARMACY lbs

ROA

13,160.00331492% 0.308 Secondary Smelting, Refining, and Alloying of Nonferrous Metal (except Copp lbs

ROA


ROA

4,269,812.72TOTAL FOR ROANE COUNTY

lbs

2,134.91 tons



REPORT YEAR 2013


ROBERTSON495.003714% 0.173 BLANK OR NOT SPECIFIED lbs

ROB


ROB


ROB

420.00333515% 0.147 Cutting Tool and Machine Tool Accessory Manufacturing lbs

ROB

2,515.00311111% 0.878 Dog and Cat Food Manufacturing lbs

ROB


ROB

41.00562211% 0.014 Hazardous Waste Treatment and Disposal lbs

ROB

265,954.00335221%92.842 Household Cooking Appliance Manufacturing lbsP

ROB


ROB

4,950.00337122% 1.728 Nonupholstered Wood Household Furniture Manufacturing lbs

ROB


ROB

167.97322220% 0.059 PLASTICS, FOIL, AND COATED PAPER CONVERTING lbs

ROB


ROB

286,458.33TOTAL FOR ROBERTSON COUNTY

lbs

143.23 tons



REPORT YEAR 2013


RUTHERFORD81,398.42325199% 0.080 ALL OTHER BASIC ORGANIC CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING lbs

RUT


RUT


RUT

190.00333999% 0.000 All Other Miscellaneous General Purpose Machinery Manufacturing lbs

RUT

10,673.00321999% 0.010 All Other Miscellaneous Wood Product Manufacturing lbs

RUT

79,932.60331318% 0.078 ALUMINUM EXTRADING lbs

RUT

761.00332999% 0.001 Automatic Vending Machine Manufacturing lbs

RUT

1,063.00811121% 0.001 Automotive Body, Paint, Interior, and Glass Repair lbs

RUT


RUT


RUT

255.00333120% 0.000 Construction Machinery Manufacturing lbs

RUT

1,062.02327991% 0.001 Cut Stone and Stone Product Manufacturing/MAINTENANCE SHOP/CORP TO lbs

RUT

2,235.00452111% 0.002 Department Stores (except Discount Department Stores) lbs

RUT


RUT


RUT


RUT

173.00311813% 0.000 Frozen Cakes, Pies, and Other Pastries Manufacturing lbs

RUT


RUT

1,518.00484110% 0.001 General Freight Trucking, Local lbs

RUT


RUT


RUT


RUT


RUT

6,188.00444110% 0.006 Home Centers lbs

RUT

1,162.27316110% 0.001 Leather and Hide Tanning and Finishing lbs

RUT

5,129.00454113% 0.005 Mail-Order Houses lbs

RUT

2,900.003335127% 0.003 Metal Machine Centers lbs

RUT

1,007.00335312% 0.001 MOTOR AND GENERATOR MANUFACTURING lbs

RUT

2,747,428.00336211% 2.692 Motor Vehicle Body Manufacturing lbs

RUT


RUT

623.00928110% 0.001 National Security lbs

RUT


RUT

469.58238390% 0.000 Other Building Finishing Contractors lbs

RUT

480.00424690% 0.000 Other Chemical and Allied Products Merchant Wholesalers lbs

RUT

789.00333318% 0.001 Other Commercial and Service Industry Machinery Manufacturing lbs

RUT

3,200.00333319% 0.003 Other Commercial and Service Industry Machinery Manufacturing lbs

RUT

520.00325510% 0.001 Paint and Coating Manufacturing lbs

RUT


RUT

25.00446110% 0.000 PHARMACY lbs

RUT


RUT


RUT

99,695.00423930% 0.098 Recyclable Material Merchant Wholesalers lbs

RUT

1,350.00337215% 0.001 Showcase, Partition, Shelving, and Locker Manufacturing lbs

RUT


RUT

4,989.00335313% 0.005 Switchgear and Switchboard Apparatus Manufacturing lbs

RUT

950.00326211% 0.001 Tire Manufacturing (except Retreading) lbs

RUT


RUT

4,109.00337110% 0.004 Wood Kitchen Cabinet and Manufacturing lbs

RUT

102,075,124.54TOTAL FOR RUTHERFORD COUNTY

lbs

51,037.56 tons



REPORT YEAR 2013


SCOTT450.00321918% 0.762 Other Millwork (including Flooring) lbs

SCO

53,685.00336212%90.925 Truck Trailer Manufacturing lbsP

SCO


SCO


SCO

59,043.00TOTAL FOR SCOTT COUNTY

lbs

29.52 tons

SEQUATCHIE9,220.00%81.709 BLANK OR NOT SPECIFIED lbs

PSEQ

950.00336310%8.419 Gasoline Engine and Engine Parts Manufacturing lbsP

SEQ


SEQ

11,284.00TOTAL FOR SEQUATCHIE COUNTY

lbs

5.64 tons

SEVIER3.00486210% 0.004 BLANK OR NOT SPECIFIED lbs

SEV

4,254.00325998%5.561 All Other Miscellaneous Chemical Product and Preparation Manufacturing lbsP

SEV

11,866.00332999%15.513 All Other Miscellaneous Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing lbsP

SEV


SEV

1,887.00444110% 2.467 Home Centers lbs

SEV

23,575.00332811%30.820 Metal Heat Treating lbsP

SEV

7,837.00336310%10.246 Motor Vehicle Gasoline Engine and Engine Parts Manufacturing lbsP

SEV

17,940.90446110%23.455 Pharmacies and Drug Stores lbsP

SEV


SEV

323.99334220% 0.424 Radio and Television Broadcasting and Wireless Communications Equipment lbs

SEV


SEV

76,491.89TOTAL FOR SEVIER COUNTY

lbs

38.25 tons



REPORT YEAR 2013


SHELBY16,150.00% 0.005 BLANK OR NOT SPECIFIED lbs

SHE

24,912.00325412% 0.008 BLANK OR NOT SPECIFIED lbs

SHE


SHE


SHE


SHE

35,547.00333415% 0.011 Air-Conditioning and Warm Air Heating Equipment and Commercial and Indus lbs

SHE

69,999,661.00325180%22.364 All Other Basic Inorganic Chemical Manufacturing lbsP

SHE

5,128,197.11325199% 1.638 All Other Basic Organic Chemical Manufacturing lbs

SHE

3,013.00452990% 0.001 All Other General Merchandise Stores lbs

SHE


SHE


SHE

169,620,640.92311999%54.193 All Other Miscellaneous Food Manufacturing lbsP

SHE

522.00339999% 0.000 All Other Miscellaneous Manufacturing lbs

SHE

22,085.00331318% 0.007 Aluminum Extruded Product Manufacturing lbs

SHE


SHE


SHE

1,393,995.00323111% 0.445 Commercial Flexographic Printing lbs

SHE

40.00423810% 0.000 CONSTRUCTION & MINING (EXCEPT OIL WELL) MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT M lbs

SHE


SHE

660.00325991% 0.000 Custom Compounding of Purchased Resins lbs

SHE


SHE


SHE

3,155.00812320% 0.001 DRYCLEANING AND LAUNDRY SERVICES (NOT COIN OPERATED) lbs

SHE


SHE

2,151.00221122% 0.001 ELECTRIC UTILITY lbs

SHE


SHE


SHE

20.00311225% 0.000 Fats and Oils Refining and Blending lbs

SHE

230,899.00325199% 0.074 FORMER ORGANIC CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING, NOW PERMANENTLY SHUT lbs

SHE


SHE

2,016.00311412% 0.001 Frozen Specialty Food Manufacturing lbs

SHE


SHE


SHE


SHE

12,344.00484110% 0.004 GENERAL FREIGHT TRUCKING. LOCAL lbs

SHE


SHE


SHE


SHE

39,185.27493110% 0.013 GENERAL WAREHOUSING AND STORAGE lbs

SHE

1,155,407.00562112% 0.369 Hazardous Waste Collection lbs

SHE

12,632,393.00562211% 4.036 Hazardous Waste Treatment and Disposal lbs

SHE

17,662.00444110% 0.006 Home Centers lbs

SHE

12,360.00335221% 0.004 HOUSEHOLD TYPE RANGES/OVENS MANUFACTURING lbs

SHE


SHE

113,825.70332431% 0.036 LIDS AND ENDS, CANS, LIGHT GAUGE METAL, MANUFACTURING lbs

SHE

5,498.00484110% 0.002 LTL SHIPPING lbs

SHE

12,372.00621511% 0.004 Medical and Diagnostic Laboratories lbs

SHE


SHE


SHE


SHE


SHE


SHE

4,733.06311340% 0.002 Nonchocolate Confectionery Manufacturing lbs

SHE

4,205.00339115% 0.001 Ophthalmic Goods Manufacturing lbs

SHE



REPORT YEAR 2013


81,296.00336413% 0.026 Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing lbs

SHE


SHE


SHE


SHE


SHE

31,880.00561910% 0.010 Packaging and Labeling Services lbs

SHE


SHE


SHE

4,415.00325320% 0.001 Pesticide and Other Agricultural Chemical Manufacturing lbs

SHE


SHE

16,774,671.33324110%5.359 Petroleum Refineries lbsP

SHE

22,716.20325412% 0.007 PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATION MANUFACTURING lbs

SHE


SHE


SHE

800.00325910% 0.000 Printing Ink Manufacturing lbs

SHE

130.27322110% 0.000 Pulp Mills lbs

SHE


SHE


SHE

17,846.00325199% 0.006 Roasted Nuts and Peanut Butter Manufacturing lbs

SHE

390.99336611% 0.000 Ship Building and Repairing lbs

SHE


SHE

3,497.00339112% 0.001 Surgical Appliance and Supplies Manufacturing lbs

SHE

12,906,595.00339113% 4.124 Surgical Appliance and Supplies Manufacturing lbs

SHE

69,841.00339113% 0.022 Surgical Appliance and Supplies Manufacturing, surgical and medical instrum lbs

SHE


SHE

2,165.00541940% 0.001 TESTING LABORATORIES lbs

SHE


SHE

160,313.00323112% 0.051 Unsupported Plastics Packaging Film and Sheet Manufacturing lbs

SHE

876.40441120% 0.000 Used Car Dealers lbs

SHE


SHE


SHE

8,678.19311221% 0.003 Wet Corn Milling lbs

SHE


SHE

312,996,425.18TOTAL FOR SHELBY COUNTY

lbs

156,498.21 tons

SMITH298.00812320% 0.003 Drycleaning and Laundry Services (except Coin-Operated) lbs

SMI

2,099.00322212% 0.024 Folding Paperboard Box Manufacturing lbs

SMI

44.00339991% 0.001 Gasket, Packing, and Sealing Device Manufacturing lbs

SMI

8,711,155.03332323%99.960 Ornamental and Architectural Metal Work Manufacturing lbsP

SMI


SMI

8,714,672.03TOTAL FOR SMITH COUNTY

lbs

4,357.34 tons

STEWART3,993.00221112%100.000 Fossil Fuel Electric Power Generation lbs

PSTE

3,993.00TOTAL FOR STEWART COUNTY

lbs

2.00 tons



REPORT YEAR 2013


SULLIVAN170,700.63335911% 0.000 BLANK OR NOT SPECIFIED lbs

SUL


SUL

69,587,781,122.48325199%99.864 All Other Basic Organic Chemical Manufacturing lbsP

SUL

70,585,185.26325998% 0.101 All Other Miscellaneous Chemical Product and Preparation Manufacturing lbs

SUL

22,080.00441228% 0.000 All Other Motor Vehicle Dealers lbs

SUL


SUL

225,089.00326299% 0.000 All Other Rubber Product Manufacturing lbs

SUL

3,080.80339995% 0.000 Burial Casket Manufacturing lbs

SUL


SUL

101.00323111% 0.000 Commercial Flexographic Printing lbs

SUL

43,394.00323111% 0.000 Commercial Gravure Printing lbs

SUL

450.00323111% 0.000 Commercial Printing (except Screen and Books) lbs

SUL


SUL


SUL

8,052,891.00325920% 0.012 Explosives Manufacturing lbs

SUL

131,195.75313320% 0.000 Fabric Coating Mills lbs

SUL

8,304.00327211% 0.000 Flat Glass Manufacturing lbs

SUL


SUL


SUL


SUL

1,911.00444110% 0.000 Home Centers lbs

SUL

6,000.00325120% 0.000 Industrial Gas Manufacturing lbs

SUL


SUL

14,781,420.00331210% 0.021 Iron and Steel Pipe and Tube Manufacturing from Purchased Steel lbs

SUL

348.00611210% 0.000 Junior Colleges lbs

SUL


SUL


SUL

343.92621111% 0.000 Offices of Physicians (except Mental Health Specialists) lbs

SUL

14,392.00336413% 0.000 Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing lbs

SUL


SUL


SUL

366.30333243% 0.000 Paper Industry Machinery Manufacturing lbs

SUL


SUL


SUL

403.00446110% 0.000 PHARMACY lbs

SUL

403.44325211% 0.000 Plastics Material and Resin Manufacturing lbs

SUL


SUL

4,375.00334220% 0.000 Radio and Television Broadcasting and Wireless Communications Equipment lbs

SUL

250.00484230% 0.000 Specialized Freight (except Used Goods) Trucking, Long-Distance lbs

SUL


SUL


SUL

69,682,406,092.30TOTAL FOR SULLIVAN COUNTY

lbs

34,841,203.05 tons



REPORT YEAR 2013


SUMNER2,717.00452910% 0.023 BLANK OR NOT SPECIFIED lbs

SUM


SUM


SUM


SUM


SUM


SUM


SUM


SUM


SUM

1,819.00444110% 0.015 Home Centers lbs

SUM

3,500.0032512% 0.029 INDUSTRIAL GAS MFG - HYDROGEN lbs

SUM


SUM

3,670.00531120% 0.030 Lessors of Nonresidential Buildings (except Miniwarehouses) lbs

SUM

64,982.00332721% 0.540 Machine Shops lbs

SUM


SUM


SUM


SUM


SUM


SUM


SUM

234,400.00326121% 1.946 UNLAMINATED PLASTICS PROFILE SHAPE MANUFACTURING lbs

SUM

50.0049311% 0.000 WAREHOUSE lbs

SUM


SUM

562.00452910% 0.005 Warehouse Clubs and Superstores lbs

SUM

12,042,219.26TOTAL FOR SUMNER COUNTY

lbs

6,021.11 tons

TIPTON4,641.00323113%34.286 Commercial Screen Printing lbs

PTIP

8,165.30332813%60.322 Electroplating, Plating, Polishing, Anodizing, and Coloring lbsP

TIP

730.00444110%5.393 HOME CENTERS lbsP

TIP

13,536.30TOTAL FOR TIPTON COUNTY

lbs

6.77 tons

TROUSDALE6,058.00325520%88.474 Adhesive Manufacturing lbs

PTRO

789.25332999%11.526 ALL OTHER MISCELLANEOUS FABRICATED METAL PRODUCT MANUFACTURIN lbsP

TRO

6,847.25TOTAL FOR TROUSDALE COUNTY

lbs

3.42 tons

UNICOI32,185.40325180%90.111 All Other Basic Inorganic Chemical Manufacturing lbs

PUNI


UNI

751.99335312% 2.105 Motor and Generator Manufacturing lbs

UNI

150.00446110% 0.420 PHARMACY lbs

UNI


UNI

35,717.39TOTAL FOR UNICOI COUNTY

lbs

17.86 tons



REPORT YEAR 2013


WARREN3,123.00333922%25.941 Conveyor and Conveying Equipment Manufacturing lbs

PWA

1,106.00335210%9.187 Electric Housewares and Household Fan Manufacturing lbsP

WA

5,400.00336370%44.854 MOTOR VEHICLE METAL PARTS STAMPING lbsP

WA

736.00326211%6.113 Tire Manufacturing (except Retreading) lbsP

WA


WA

12,039.00TOTAL FOR WARREN COUNTY

lbs

6.02 tons

WASHINGTON3,332.00323111% 1.486 BLANK OR NOT SPECIFIED lbs

WAS

25,803.80321999%11.507 All Other Miscellaneous Wood Product Manufacturing lbsP

WAS

3,623.00332993% 1.616 Ammunition (except Small Arms) Manufacturing lbs

WAS


WAS

780.00332991% 0.348 Ball and Roller Bearing Manufacturing lbs

WAS


WAS

168.00333515% 0.075 Cutting Tool and Machine Tool Accessory Manufacturing lbs

WAS

8,585.00339114% 3.828 Dental Equipment and Supplies Manufacturing lbs

WAS


WAS


WAS

1,575.00332912% 0.702 Fluid Power Valve and Hose Fitting Manufacturing lbs

WAS


WAS


WAS

259.26332216% 0.116 Hand and Edge Tool Manufacturing lbs

WAS

1,816.00444110% 0.810 Home Centers lbs

WAS


WAS


WAS

2,030.44335228% 0.905 Other Major Household Appliance Manufacturing lbs

WAS

95,946.00321918%42.787 Other Millwork (including Flooring) lbsP

WAS


WAS


WAS

32.00446110% 0.014 PHARMACY lbs

WAS


WAS


WAS


WAS

5,842.19339994% 2.605 SITE NOT IN OPERATION. lbs

WAS


WAS

224,239.41TOTAL FOR WASHINGTON COUNTY

lbs

112.12 tons

WAYNE320,260.00237310%96.196 Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction lbs

PWAY

12,665.43562910% 3.804 Remediation Services lbs

WAY

332,925.43TOTAL FOR WAYNE COUNTY

lbs

166.46 tons



REPORT YEAR 2013


WEAKLEY44.00% 0.208 BLANK OR NOT SPECIFIED lbs

WEA

16,690.00323111%78.931 Commercial Printing (except Screen and Books) lbsP

WEA


WEA

1,855.00446110%8.773 Pharmacies and Drug Stores lbsP

WEA


WEA

21,145.00TOTAL FOR WEAKLEY COUNTY

lbs

10.57 tons

WHITE52.00% 0.038 BLANK OR NOT SPECIFIED lbs

WHI

126,467.00493110%93.461 General Warehousing and Storage lbsP

WHI

30.00326130% 0.022 Laminated Plastics Plate, Sheet, and Shape Manufacturing lbs

WHI


WHI

120.99336330% 0.089 Motor Vehicle Steering and Suspension Components (except Spring) Manufact lbs

WHI


WHI

693.50326160% 0.513 Plastics Bottle Manufacturing lbs

WHI


WHI

460.76336320% 0.341 Vehicular Lighting Equipment Manufacturing lbs

WHI


WHI

135,315.25TOTAL FOR WHITE COUNTY

lbs

67.66 tons

WILLIAMSON355.10811198% 0.146 All Other Automotive Repair and Maintenance lbs

WIL

145,615.00331420%59.917 Copper Wire (except Mechanical) Drawing lbsP

WIL


WIL


WIL

1,867.00541620% 0.768 Environmental Consulting Services lbs

WIL

480.00115116% 0.198 Farm Management Services lbs

WIL


WIL


WIL

5,740.00444110% 2.362 Home Centers lbs

WIL

20,890.00621511%8.596 Medical Laboratories lbsP

WIL


WIL

74.00812922% 0.030 One-Hour Photofinishing lbs

WIL


WIL


WIL

3,191.00541921% 1.313 Photographers, Portrait Studio lbs

WIL

1,565.00323114% 0.644 Printer, Marketing & Design lbs

WIL

15,411.00325910%6.341 Printing Ink Manufacturing lbsP

WIL


WIL

32,014.00452910%13.173 WAREHOUSE CLUBS AND SUPERCENTERS lbsP

WIL

243,029.37TOTAL FOR WILLIAMSON COUNTY

lbs

121.51 tons



REPORT YEAR 2013


WILSON4,650.00333415% 0.151 Air-Conditioning and Warm Air Heating Equipment and Commercial and Indus lbs

WIL


WIL

429,581.74322220%13.926 Coated and Laminated Paper Manufacturing lbsP

WIL

600.00322211% 0.019 Corrugated and Solid Fiber Box Manufacturing lbs

WIL


WIL


WIL


WIL

636.00454111% 0.021 Electronic Shopping lbs

WIL


WIL

11,326.00332996% 0.367 Fabricated Pipe and Pipe Fitting Manufacturing lbs

WIL


WIL


WIL

2,782.00444110% 0.090 Home Centers lbs

WIL


WIL


WIL


WIL


WIL


WIL


WIL

427.00541712% 0.014 Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (ex lbs

WIL


WIL


WIL


WIL

3,084,742.25TOTAL FOR WILSON COUNTY

lbs

1,542.37 tons

-End of Report-

6267

78,432,731,498.55 lbs

STATEWIDE TOTALS u39,216,365.75 tons


Ranking of Amount of Hazardous Waste Handled by NAICS (formerly SIC) Code STATEWIDE

Appendix A3Department of Environment and ConservationDivision of Solid Waste Management


615-532-0780

State of Tennessee


Phone: Fax:


Nashville, TN 37243




REPORT YEAR 2013

Ranking of Amount of Hazardous Waste Generated by NAICS (formerly SIC) Code STATEWIDE Appendix A3

3,258,902.69325412% 0.004 BLANK OR NOT SPECIFIED lbs

6,058.00325520% 0.000 Adhesive Manufacturing lbs

3,404.00333912% 0.000 Air and Gas Compressor Manufacturing lbs

64,326.32333415% 0.000 Air-Conditioning and Warm Air Heating Equipment and Commercial and Indus lbs

1,065.00336412% 0.000 Aircraft Engine and Engine Parts Manufacturing lbs

281,363.00336411% 0.000 Aircraft Manufacturing lbs

931,639,458.00325180% 1.188 Alkalies and Chlorine Manufacturing lbs

18,185.10441310% 0.000 All Other Automotive Repair and Maintenance lbs

70,457,578.70325180% 0.090 All Other Basic Inorganic Chemical Manufacturing lbs

69,603,617,365.40325199%88.743 All Other Basic Organic Chemical Manufacturing lbsPAll Other Basic Organic Chemical ManufacturingAll Other Basic Organic Chemical Manufacturing

10,200.00335999% 0.000 All Other Electrical Equipment and Component Manufacturing lbs

3,013.00452990% 0.000 All Other General Merchandise Stores lbs

30,284.59335228% 0.000 All Other Industrial Machinery Manufacturing lbs

168,727,846.33325998% 0.215 All Other Miscellaneous Chemical Product and Preparation Manufacturing lbs

19,803,716.42332999% 0.025 All Other Miscellaneous Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing lbs

169,620,640.92311999% 0.216 All Other Miscellaneous Food Manufacturing lbs

2,275.00333999% 0.000 All Other Miscellaneous General Purpose Machinery Manufacturing lbs

1,285.00339999% 0.000 All Other Miscellaneous Manufacturing lbs

5,600.00488490% 0.000 All Other Miscellaneous Waste Management Services lbs

36,476.80321999% 0.000 All Other Miscellaneous Wood Product Manufacturing lbs

22,080.00441228% 0.000 All Other Motor Vehicle Dealers lbs

602,180.00336390% 0.001 All Other Motor Vehicle Parts Manufacturing lbs

1,560.86326199% 0.000 ALL OTHER PLASTIC PRODUCTS MFG. lbs


1,600.00541990% 0.000 All Other Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services lbs


225.09331529% 0.000 Aluminum Die-Casting Foundries lbs

79,932.60331318% 0.000 ALUMINUM EXTRADING lbs

412,112,820.00331318% 0.525 Aluminum Extruded Product Manufacturing lbs

421.08331524% 0.000 Aluminum Foundries (except Die-Casting) lbs

8,279.00331315% 0.000 Aluminum Sheet, Plate, and Foil Manufacturing lbs

3,433,985.21332993% 0.004 Ammunition (except Small Arms) Manufacturing lbs

14,060,231.14334516% 0.018 Analytical Laboratory Instrument Manufacturing lbs

761.00332999% 0.000 Automatic Vending Machine Manufacturing lbs

519.43423110% 0.000 Automobile and Other Motor Vehicle Merchant Wholesalers lbs


242,256.88336390% 0.000 AUTOMOBILE MANUFACTURING MOTOR VEHICLE PARTS MANUFACTURING lbs


1,063.00811121% 0.000 Automotive Body, Paint, Interior, and Glass Repair lbs

1,396.00336320% 0.000 Automotive Parts and Accessories Stores lbs



REPORT YEAR 2013


30,033.80336330% 0.000 AUTOMOTIVE, TRUCK AND BUS SUSPENSION ASSEMBLIES AND PARTS MANU lbs

125.00445291% 0.000 BAKED CRACKER & COOKIES lbs

6,288.00332991% 0.000 Ball and Roller Bearing Manufacturing lbs


551.15336612% 0.000 BOAT BUILDING/BOAT REPAIR lbs

1,956,287.08335312% 0.002 BOAT MOTORS AND DRIVES lbs

278,505,960.00313310% 0.355 Broadwoven Fabric Finishing Mills lbs

255,545.14339995% 0.000 Burial Casket Manufacturing lbs


12,163.00339940% 0.000 Carbon Paper and Inked Ribbon Manufacturing lbs

37,039.51325998% 0.000 Chemical Manufacturing (cosmetics, toiletries) lbs

26,960.00624110% 0.000 Child and Youth Services lbs

429,581.74322220% 0.001 Coated and Laminated Paper Manufacturing lbs


1,273.00811310% 0.000 Commercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment (except Automotive and lbs

2,480.00236220% 0.000 Commercial and Institutional Building Construction lbs

2,293,189.82323111% 0.003 Commercial Flexographic Printing lbs



729,526.09323111% 0.001 Commercial Printing (except Screen and Books) lbs

107,243.60323113% 0.000 Commercial Screen Printing lbs

40.00311352% 0.000 Confectionery Manufacturing from Purchased Chocolate lbs

40.00423810% 0.000 CONSTRUCTION & MINING (EXCEPT OIL WELL) MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT ME lbs


3,573.00333922% 0.000 Conveyor and Conveying Equipment Manufacturing lbs

97,296.99331420% 0.000 Copper Rolling, Drawing, and Extruding lbs

145,615.00331420% 0.000 Copper Wire (except Mechanical) Drawing lbs

1,000.00922140% 0.000 Correctional Institutions lbs

600.00322211% 0.000 Corrugated and Solid Fiber Box Manufacturing lbs

530,073.00339910% 0.001 Costume Jewelry and Novelty Manufacturing lbs


201,212.00335931% 0.000 Current-Carrying Wiring Device Manufacturing lbs

9,133.00325991% 0.000 Custom Compounding of Purchased Resins lbs

1,062.02327991% 0.000 Cut Stone and Stone Product Manufacturing/MAINTENANCE SHOP/CORP TOP lbs

158,584.00332215% 0.000 Cutlery and Flatware (except Precious) Manufacturing lbs

2,177.21333515% 0.000 Cutting Tool and Machine Tool Accessory Manufacturing lbs

8,585.00339114% 0.000 Dental Equipment and Supplies Manufacturing lbs

3,567.00452111% 0.000 Department Stores (except Discount Department Stores) lbs

35,143.50323111% 0.000 Digital Printing lbs


658.80312140% 0.000 Distilleries lbs

2,515.00311111% 0.000 Dog and Cat Food Manufacturing lbs



3,155.00812320% 0.000 DRYCLEANING AND LAUNDRY SERVICES (NOT COIN OPERATED) lbs

1,106.00335210% 0.000 Electric Housewares and Household Fan Manufacturing lbs


2,151.00221122% 0.000 ELECTRIC UTILITY lbs

71.00334417% 0.000 Electronic Connector Manufacturing lbs

1,637.00454111% 0.000 Electronic Shopping lbs

84,556,559.98332813% 0.108 ELECTROPLATING, PLATING ZINC lbs

1,064,118,343.15332813% 1.357 Electroplating, Plating, Polishing, Anodizing, and Coloring lbs



REPORT YEAR 2013


51,072.69611110% 0.000 Elementary and Secondary Schools lbs

22,363.00333921% 0.000 Elevator and Moving Stairway Manufacturing lbs

506.00541330% 0.000 Engineering Services lbs

1,867.00541620% 0.000 Environmental Consulting Services lbs

132.28921110% 0.000 Executive Offices lbs

8,057,487.00325920% 0.010 Explosives Manufacturing lbs

503,166.75313320% 0.001 Fabric Coating Mills lbs

7,253.00332313% 0.000 Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing lbs

11,326.00332996% 0.000 Fabricated Pipe and Pipe Fitting Manufacturing lbs


4,235.00561210% 0.000 FACILITY SUPPORT SERVICES lbs

12,769,563.00333111% 0.016 Farm Machinery and Equipment Manufacturing lbs

480.00115116% 0.000 Farm Management Services lbs

4,139.00311225% 0.000 Fats and Oils Refining and Blending lbs

227,808.00327211% 0.000 Flat Glass Manufacturing lbs

1,026.00311221% 0.000 Flour Milling lbs

22,277.48333996% 0.000 Fluid Power Pump and Motor Manufacturing lbs

1,575.00332912% 0.000 Fluid Power Valve and Hose Fitting Manufacturing lbs

2,145.90322212% 0.000 Folding Paperboard Box Manufacturing lbs

74,300.0081232% 0.000 FORMER DRY CLEANING DISTRIBUTION FACILITY lbs

230,899.00325199% 0.000 FORMER ORGANIC CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING, NOW PERMANENTLY SHUT D lbs


173.00311813% 0.000 Frozen Cakes, Pies, and Other Pastries Manufacturing lbs

2,016.00311412% 0.000 Frozen Specialty Food Manufacturing lbs

44.00339991% 0.000 Gasket, Packing, and Sealing Device Manufacturing lbs


119,875.1333612% 0.000 GASOLINE ENGINE FULL ENGINE PARTS MANUFACTURING lbs

5,895.51811111% 0.000 General Automotive Repair lbs

1,375.00484110% 0.000 GENERAL FREIGHT TRUCKING lbs

1,518.00484110% 0.000 General Freight Trucking, Local lbs


12,344.00484110% 0.000 GENERAL FREIGHT TRUCKING. LOCAL lbs

10,269,329.79622110% 0.013 General Medical and Surgical Hospitals lbs

4,569.00622110% 0.000 General Medical and Surgical Hospitals (veterans hospital) lbs

35.00452111% 0.000 GENERAL REATIL lbs


72,138,119.87493110% 0.092 General Warehousing and Storage lbs

70,926.79327215% 0.000 Glass Product Manufacturing Made of Purchased Glass lbs

195.00327999% 0.000 Ground or Treated Mineral and Earth Manufacturing lbs

265,244,364.26332216% 0.338 Hand and Edge Tool Manufacturing lbs

11,873,742.00332510% 0.015 Hardware Manufacturing lbs

2,801,949.00562112% 0.004 Hazardous Waste Collection lbs

14,692,669.43562211% 0.019 Hazardous Waste Treatment and Disposal lbs


320,510.00237310% 0.000 Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction lbs

83,388.00444110% 0.000 Home Centers lbs

1,248,181.00332812% 0.002 HOT DIP GALVANIZING lbs

1,780.00721110% 0.000 Hotels (except Casino Hotels) and Motels lbs

265,954.00335221% 0.000 Household Cooking Appliance Manufacturing lbs

12,360.00335221% 0.000 HOUSEHOLD TYPE RANGES/OVENS MANUFACTURING lbs

2,291.61221111% 0.000 HYDROELECTRIC POWER GENERATION lbs

5,815.00333412% 0.000 Industrial and Commercial Fan and Blower Manufacturing lbs



REPORT YEAR 2013


494,660.00325120% 0.001 Industrial Gas Manufacturing lbs

3,500.0032512% 0.000 INDUSTRIAL GAS MFG - HYDROGEN lbs

4,977.33812332% 0.000 Industrial Launderers lbs

20,748.97333924% 0.000 Industrial Truck, Tractor, Trailer, and Stacker Machinery Manufacturing lbs

4,537.00332911% 0.000 Industrial Valve Manufacturing lbs

47,985.00325130% 0.000 Inorganic Dye and Pigment Manufacturing lbs


104.98334513% 0.000 Instruments and Related Products Manufacturing for Measuring, Displaying, a lbs

72,446.00326140% 0.000 INSULATED BEVERAGE CONTAINERS lbs

44,413,864.51331110% 0.057 Iron and Steel Mills lbs

14,785,924.00331210% 0.019 Iron and Steel Pipe and Tube Manufacturing from Purchased Steel lbs

71,844.00331511% 0.000 Iron Foundries lbs

1,215.00339910% 0.000 Jewelry and Silverware Manufacturing lbs


453,545.74326130% 0.001 Laminated Plastics Plate, Sheet (except Packaging), and Shape Manufacturin lbs

30.00326130% 0.000 Laminated Plastics Plate, Sheet, and Shape Manufacturing lbs

1,700.00212231% 0.000 Lead Ore and Zinc Ore Mining lbs


1,162.27316110% 0.000 Leather and Hide Tanning and Finishing lbs

3,670.00531120% 0.000 Lessors of Nonresidential Buildings (except Miniwarehouses) lbs

113,825.70332431% 0.000 LIDS AND ENDS, CANS, LIGHT GAUGE METAL, MANUFACTURING lbs


5.00446110% 0.000 LONG TERM CARE PHARMACY lbs

5,498.00484110% 0.000 LTL SHIPPING lbs

118,390.00332710% 0.000 MACHINE SHOP lbs

74,456.00332721% 0.000 Machine Shops lbs

23,725.00333515% 0.000 Machine Tool (Metal Cutting Types) Manufacturing lbs

4,550.63332999% 0.000 Machinery Manufacturing lbs

5,129.00454113% 0.000 Mail-Order Houses lbs


12,325.92313230% 0.000 MANUFACTURE OF NONWOVEN FABRIC lbs

3,848.20339940% 0.000 Marking Device Manufacturing lbs

3,247.00333921% 0.000 Material Handling Equipment Manufacturing lbs

1,008.00333613% 0.000 MECHANICAL POWER TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURING lbs

12,372.00621511% 0.000 Medical and Diagnostic Laboratories lbs


70,135.00332431% 0.000 Metal Can Manufacturing lbs

2,370,105.37332812% 0.003 Metal Coating, Engraving (except Jewelry and Silverware), and Allied Services t lbs

4,663,262.51332813% 0.006 Metal coatings and platings lbs

41,125.00332811% 0.000 Metal Heat Treating lbs

2,900.003335127% 0.000 Metal Machine Centers lbs



101,224.00332321% 0.000 Metal Window and Door Manufacturing lbs

44,524.99335312% 0.000 MOTOR AND GENERATOR MANUFACTURING lbs

500.00336350% 0.000 MOTOR VECHCLE BRAKE SYSTEM MANUFACTURING TRANSMISSION & POWE lbs

3,046,549.29336211% 0.004 Motor Vehicle Body Manufacturing lbs

99.21332613% 0.000 Motor Vehicle Body Manufacturing Spring Manufacturing lbs



7,837.00336310% 0.000 Motor Vehicle Gasoline Engine and Engine Parts Manufacturing lbs

5,400.00336370% 0.000 MOTOR VEHICLE METAL PARTS STAMPING lbs



REPORT YEAR 2013



2,695.00336360% 0.000 Motor Vehicle Seating and Interior Trim Manufacturing lbs

264,466.01336330% 0.000 Motor Vehicle Steering and Suspension Components (except Spring) Manufact lbs

12,164.00423120% 0.000 Motor Vehicle Supplies and New Parts Merchant Wholesalers lbs

4,692.00336350% 0.000 Motor Vehicle Transmission and Power Train Parts Manufacturing lbs





2,055.00322122% 0.000 Newsprint Mills lbs

45.00335932% 0.000 NON CURRENT-CARRYING WIRING DEVICE MANUFACTURING lbs

11,942,137.42325220% 0.015 Noncellulosic Organic Fiber Manufacturing lbs

4,733.06311340% 0.000 Nonchocolate Confectionery Manufacturing lbs

517.00335932% 0.000 Noncurrent-Carrying Wiring Device Manufacturing lbs

233,387.00331491% 0.000 Nonferrous Metal (except Copper and Aluminum) Rolling, Drawing, and Extrud lbs

12,574.00337110% 0.000 Nonupholstered Wood Household Furniture Manufacturing lbs

92,684.00313230% 0.000 Nonwoven Fabric Mills lbs


1,287.93561110% 0.000 Office Administrative Services lbs

141,863.00337214% 0.000 Office Furniture (except Wood) Manufacturing lbs

59.00621210% 0.000 Offices of Dentists lbs

5,131.22621111% 0.000 Offices of Physicians (except Mental Health Specialists) lbs

74.00812922% 0.000 One-Hour Photofinishing lbs

4,205.00339115% 0.000 Ophthalmic Goods Manufacturing lbs

13,678.00339115% 0.000 Optical Instrument and Lens Manufacturing lbs

8,713,651.03332323% 0.011 Ornamental and Architectural Metal Work Manufacturing lbs

1,252,728.00336413% 0.002 Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing lbs


946,365.00325199% 0.001 Other Basic Organic Chemical Manufacturing lbs

123.46238290% 0.000 Other Building Equipment Contractors lbs

469.58238390% 0.000 Other Building Finishing Contractors lbs


3,989.00333319% 0.000 Other Commercial and Service Industry Machinery Manufacturing lbs

2,615.00423440% 0.000 Other Commercial Equipment Wholesalers lbs

1,207.02811219% 0.000 Other Electronic and Precision Equipment Repair and Maintenance lbs

19,404,540.00334419% 0.025 Other Electronic Component Manufacturing lbs

28,462,990.95332618% 0.036 Other Fabricated Wire Product Manufacturing lbs

2,030.44335228% 0.000 Other Major Household Appliance Manufacturing lbs

2,577.18332439% 0.000 Other Metal Container Manufacturing lbs

1,096.00332919% 0.000 Other Metal Valve and Pipe Fitting Manufacturing lbs



1,450.00336390% 0.000 Other Motor Vehicle Parts Manufacturing lbs

57,151.00331529% 0.000 Other Nonferrous Foundries (except Die-Casting) lbs

132.00562219% 0.000 Other Nonhazardous Waste Treatment and Disposal lbs

205,308.00327212% 0.000 Other Pressed and Blown Glass and Glassware Manufacturing lbs


3,575.00311919% 0.000 Other Snack Food Manufacturing lbs


1,691.0048849% 0.000 Other Support Activities for Road Transportation lbs

31,687.15488390% 0.000 Other Support Activities for Water Transportation lbs

738.10611519% 0.000 Other Technical and Trade Schools lbs



REPORT YEAR 2013




7,885.00541890% 0.000 Outdoor Advertising lbs

31,880.00561910% 0.000 Packaging and Labeling Services lbs



1,282.20322121% 0.000 Paper (except Newsprint) Mills lbs

64,116.30333243% 0.000 Paper Industry Machinery Manufacturing lbs

33,119.00322130% 0.000 Paperboard Mills lbs

14,091.80339940% 0.000 Pen and Mechanical Pencil Manufacturing lbs

4,415.00325320% 0.000 Pesticide and Other Agricultural Chemical Manufacturing lbs

67,751,123.00325110% 0.086 Petrochemical Manufacturing lbs

637.00324199% 0.000 Petroleum and Coal Products Manufacturing lbs


18,655,357.89324110% 0.024 Petroleum Refineries lbs



2,514.00446110% 0.000 PHARMACY lbs


288,913.00812921% 0.000 Photofinishing Laboratories (except One-Hour) lbs

3,191.00541921% 0.000 Photographers, Portrait Studio lbs



693.50326160% 0.000 Plastics Bottle Manufacturing lbs



6,611.79322220% 0.000 Plastics, Foil, and Coated Paper Bag Manufacturing lbs

167.97322220% 0.000 PLASTICS, FOIL, AND COATED PAPER CONVERTING lbs

15,496,549.00332313% 0.020 Plate Work Manufacturing lbs

25,891,235.00332913% 0.033 Plumbing Fixture Fitting and Trim Manufacturing lbs

2,883.00238220% 0.000 Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors lbs

1,536.00922120% 0.000 Police Protection lbs

23,047.00327110% 0.000 Porcelain Electrical Supply Manufacturing lbs

434.31332117% 0.000 Powder Metallurgy Part Manufacturing lbs


4,524.08335311% 0.000 Power, Distribution, and Specialty Transformer Manufacturing lbs

9.92332721% 0.000 Precision Turned Product Manufacturing lbs

26,050.00332311% 0.000 Prefabricated Metal Building and Component Manufacturing lbs

12,796.00335912% 0.000 Primary Battery Manufacturing lbs

7,599.14334418% 0.000 Printed Circuit Assembly (Electronic Assembly) Manufacturing lbs

1,565.00323114% 0.000 Printer, Marketing & Design lbs

107,711.00325910% 0.000 PRINTING INK MANUFACTURING lbs

130.27322110% 0.000 Pulp Mills lbs


3,223,925.47336390% 0.004 Radiators manufacturing lbs

4,698.99334220% 0.000 Radio and Television Broadcasting and Wireless Communications Equipment lbs

102,986.00423930% 0.000 Recyclable Material Merchant Wholesalers lbs

7,500.00926120% 0.000 Regulation and Administration of Transportation Programs lbs

12,665.43562910% 0.000 Remediation Services lbs


4,600.00326199% 0.000 Resilient Floor Covering Manufacturing lbs

17,846.00325199% 0.000 Roasted Nuts and Peanut Butter Manufacturing lbs



REPORT YEAR 2013




3,742.00481111% 0.000 Scheduled Passenger Air Transportation lbs

2,250,740.00331314% 0.003 Secondary Smelting and Alloying of Aluminum lbs

13,160.00331492% 0.000 Secondary Smelting, Refining, and Alloying of Nonferrous Metal (except Coppe lbs

16,185.00561621% 0.000 Security Systems Services lbs

2,800.00221320% 0.000 Sewage Treatment Facilities lbs

390.99336611% 0.000 Ship Building and Repairing lbs

3,778.00484122% 0.000 SHIPPING BY TRUCK lbs

1,350.00337215% 0.000 Showcase, Partition, Shelving, and Locker Manufacturing lbs

1,380.00339950% 0.000 Sign Manufacturing lbs

5,842.19339994% 0.000 SITE NOT IN OPERATION. lbs

850,313.10325611% 0.001 Soap and Other Detergent Manufacturing lbs


250.00484230% 0.000 Specialized Freight (except Used Goods) Trucking, Long-Distance lbs

100.50311422% 0.000 Specialty Canning lbs

11,275.00331512% 0.000 Steel Investment Foundries lbs

1,053,962.84331222% 0.001 Steel Wire Drawing lbs

145,436.00332618% 0.000 STEEL WIRE DRAWING & FABRICATION WIRE RELATED PRODUCTS lbs

73,631.00335911% 0.000 Storage Battery Manufacturing lbs

1,924.00445110% 0.000 Supermarkets and Other Grocery (except Convenience) Stores lbs

9,089.57323120% 0.000 Support Activities for Printing lbs

15,600.00488210% 0.000 Support Activities for Rail Transportation lbs

8,030,142.00325211% 0.010 Surface Active Agent Manufacturing lbs


12,910,092.00339112% 0.016 Surgical Appliance and Supplies Manufacturing lbs

69,841.00339113% 0.000 Surgical Appliance and Supplies Manufacturing, surgical and medical instrum lbs

4,989.00335313% 0.000 Switchgear and Switchboard Apparatus Manufacturing lbs

4,230.00325130% 0.000 Synthetic Dye and Pigment Manufacturing lbs

303,150.00325212% 0.000 Synthetic Rubber Manufacturing lbs

751.00517110% 0.000 TELECOMMUNICATIONS lbs


1,977.53333249% 0.000 Textile Machinery Manufacturing lbs

5,420.00314994% 0.000 TIRE CORD AND FABRIC, ALL MATERIALS, MANUFACTURING lbs

99.60441320% 0.000 Tire Dealers lbs

4,500.29326211% 0.000 Tire Manufacturing (except Retreading) lbs


3,625.00323120% 0.000 Tradebinding and Related Work lbs

8,741.24336214% 0.000 Travel Trailer & Camper Manufacturing lbs


53,685.00336212% 0.000 Truck Trailer Manufacturing lbs


7,089.00525920% 0.000 TRUST, ESTATES, AND AGENCY ACCOUNTS lbs

945.00333611% 0.000 Turbine and Turbine Generator Set Units Manufacturing lbs

853.00611310% 0.000 UNIVERSITY CAMPUS AND FACILITIES lbs

234,400.00326121% 0.000 UNLAMINATED PLASTICS PROFILE SHAPE MANUFACTURING lbs

608.00323111% 0.000 Unsupported Plastics Film and Sheet (except Packaging) Manufacturing lbs

160,313.00323112% 0.000 Unsupported Plastics Packaging Film and Sheet Manufacturing lbs

4,888,858,012.66326121%6.233 Unsupported Plastics Profile Shape Manufacturing lbsPUnsupported Plastics Profile Shape ManufacturingUnsupported Plastics Profile Shape Manufacturing

1,800.00337121% 0.000 Upholstered Household Furniture Manufacturing lbs





REPORT YEAR 2013


460.76336320% 0.000 Vehicular Lighting Equipment Manufacturing lbs

50.0049311% 0.000 WAREHOUSE lbs



3,008.00452910% 0.000 WAREHOUSE, CLUB STORES lbs

480.00221310% 0.000 Water Supply and Irrigation Systems lbs

8,678.19311221% 0.000 Wet Corn Milling lbs


4,109.00337110% 0.000 Wood Kitchen Cabinet and Manufacturing lbs



194,021.00511199% 0.000 YEARBOOK PUBLISHING lbs

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78,432,731,498.55 lbs

STATEWIDE TOTALS u39,216,365.75 tons


Total Amounts of Hazardous Waste Generated (pounds) by County Report Year: 2013



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Amt Gen Onsite Jan1 Onsite Dec31 Amt Handled Shipped Offsite Appendix A-4 Total Amounts of Hazardous Waste Generated (pounds) by County Rpt Yr: 2013 + - =

265 Waste Streams 245,526.42 34,876.71 33,819,666.64 0.00 33,793,124.94 ANDERSON

67 Waste Streams 14,867.00 12,688.74 768,532.06 0.00 766,138.66 BEDFORD

13 Waste Streams 0.00 0.00 1,566.00 0.00 1,566.00 BENTON

360 Waste Streams 584,269.00 13,650.80 16,099,291.05 0.00 15,528,632.81 BLOUNT

149 Waste Streams 176,296.31 30,118.73 931,896,782.47 0.00 931,750,605.04 BRADLEY

29 Waste Streams 0.00 0.00 2,136.15 0.00 2,136.16 CAMPBELL

8 Waste Streams 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 CANNON

22 Waste Streams 287.00 70.00 11,347.00 0.00 11,826.00 CARROLL

58 Waste Streams 39,790.42 68,933.91 545,212,984.39 0.00 546,259,607.14 CARTER

32 Waste Streams 11,920.04 2,219.80 68,199.64 0.00 298,803.48 CHEATHAM

11 Waste Streams 52.00 64.00 132.00 0.00 144.00 CHESTER

23 Waste Streams 0.00 0.00 78,964.00 0.00 78,964.00 CLAIBORNE

8 Waste Streams 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 CLAY

48 Waste Streams 5,499.86 6,963.86 14,707,338.00 0.00 14,708,933.89 COCKE

152 Waste Streams 25,089.30 1,167.10 607,497.82 0.00 585,992.55 COFFEE

18 Waste Streams 0.00 0.00 4,108.00 0.00 4,108.00 CROCKETT

48 Waste Streams 1,831.00 10,498.00 473,726.00 0.00 482,393.00 CUMBERLAND

12 Waste Streams 0.00 0.00 2,783.00 0.00 2,783.00 DAV

1137 Waste Streams 196,276.81 65,495.07 36,156,984.87 0.00 36,029,651.89 DAVIDSON

2 Waste Streams 5.00 5.00 1,545.00 0.00 1,545.00 DECATUR

33 Waste Streams 2,967.00 3,700.00 2,970,433.99 0.00 2,971,166.99 DEKALB

104 Waste Streams 20,061.46 10,601.11 190,894.96 0.00 182,291.02 DICKSON

43 Waste Streams 484.10 1,895.50 18,521.31 0.00 19,520.20 DYER

79 Waste Streams 2,346.00 2,000.00 751,980.00 0.00 751,634.00 FAYETTE

11 Waste Streams 0.00 0.00 1,435.00 0.00 1,421.00 FENTRESS

64 Waste Streams 10,454.00 5,981.00 99,410.00 0.00 97,150.96 FRANKLIN



120 Waste Streams 19,636.00 783.00 3,653,911.21 0.00 3,634,687.91 GIBSON

70 Waste Streams 69,714.97 55,949.59 288,860.91 0.00 274,787.57 GILES

10 Waste Streams 0.00 0.00 65,155.00 0.00 65,155.00 GRAINGER

174 Waste Streams 164,159.95 220,571.05 485,257,767.70 0.00 485,314,225.10 GREENE

166 Waste Streams 30,964.09 34,197.52 1,926,311.36 0.00 2,195,765.31 HAMBLEN

702 Waste Streams 149,945.33 144,849.80 204,417,105.48 0.00 204,439,794.53 HAMILTON

10 Waste Streams 0.00 15.00 100.00 0.00 115.00 HANCOCK

70 Waste Streams 4,419.00 1,458.70 583,719.00 0.00 581,258.70 HARDEMAN

40 Waste Streams 592.89 1,095.60 84,602,229.18 0.00 84,601,829.25 HARDIN

99 Waste Streams 32,801.97 32,113.32 495,894.19 0.00 495,145.69 HAWKINS

30 Waste Streams 390.00 2,052.00 16,686.31 0.00 18,348.31 HAYWOOD

46 Waste Streams 14,839.83 29,118.45 34,615,048.18 0.00 34,629,681.63 HENDERSON

37 Waste Streams 5,124.21 11,317.37 36,291.10 0.00 42,486.27 HENRY

16 Waste Streams 1,660.00 4,754.00 75.00 0.00 3,169.00 HICKMAN

1 Waste Stream 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 HOUSTON

197 Waste Streams 5,976.68 7,265.36 560,910.81 0.00 562,200.16 HUMPHREYS

8 Waste Streams 37,804.92 2,635.14 2,378,408.24 0.00 2,343,262.50 JACKSON

49 Waste Streams 5,089.18 781.78 19,232.50 0.00 14,925.10 JEFFERSON

7 Waste Streams 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 JOHNSON

872 Waste Streams 118,889.81 21,033.87 33,192,017.62 0.00 33,139,298.69 KNOX

26 Waste Streams 38,443.00 22,774.00 427,579,160.00 0.00 427,563,491.00 LAUDERDALE

65 Waste Streams 3,469.91 1,596.13 139,627.46 0.00 137,754.88 LAWRENCE

20 Waste Streams 1,051.59 1,128.76 9,944.24 0.00 43,203.27 LEWIS

42 Waste Streams 0.00 1,539.00 149,670.32 0.00 151,209.35 LINCOLN

95 Waste Streams 3,368.24 2,566.00 4,901,079,386.61 0.00P 4,901,081,554.94LOUDON

20 Waste Streams 0.00 390.21 3,365.86 0.00 3,756.09 MACON

217 Waste Streams 23,787.47 27,241.96 42,563,179.24 0.00 42,549,039.65 MADISON

18 Waste Streams 405.00 0.00 1,260,812.61 0.00 1,242,406.61 MARION

69 Waste Streams 24,668.16 15,695.63 71,409,805.46 0.00 71,400,832.17 MARSHALL

226 Waste Streams 24,247.99 76,724.08 2,520,130.08 0.00 2,576,223.71 MAURY

93 Waste Streams 5,963.58 7,409.74 312,901.00 0.00 314,711.26 MCMINN

66 Waste Streams 44,912.00 28,224.00 425,983.91 0.00 409,295.92 MCNAIRY

48 Waste Streams 8,809.30 55,731.17 277,167.09 0.00 306,729.63 MEIGS

129 Waste Streams 17,288.33 26,689.06 1,175,120.06 0.00 1,349,290.42 MONROE

256 Waste Streams 16,264.02 22,516.34 518,297.69 0.00 542,229.34 MONTGOMERY

13 Waste Streams 13.00 13.00 2,493.67 0.00 2,493.69 MORGAN

47 Waste Streams 1,247.20 156.83 411,738,402.47 0.00 411,737,312.33 OBION

12 Waste Streams 9,732.84 655.00 187,807.44 0.00 178,729.60 OVERTON



3 Waste Streams 242.95 275.58 0.00 0.00 32.12 PERRY

141 Waste Streams 10,042.59 4,559.24 56,347.95 0.00 50,863.51 PUTNAM

108 Waste Streams 190,807.33 116,497.91 8,188,904.73 0.00 8,114,689.16 RHEA

276 Waste Streams 121,463.79 154,306.00 4,269,812.72 0.00 4,302,397.53 ROANE

114 Waste Streams 8,302.71 20,537.52 286,458.33 0.00 284,493.19 ROBERTSON

531 Waste Streams 162,862.02 207,814.04 102,075,124.54 0.00 102,120,898.25 RUTHERFORD

17 Waste Streams 5,100.00 3,700.00 59,043.00 0.00 57,643.00 SCOTT

16 Waste Streams 10.00 55.00 11,284.00 0.00 11,329.00 SEQUATCHIE

89 Waste Streams 1,020.51 679.98 76,491.89 0.00 76,151.36 SEVIER

1283 Waste Streams 390,880.93 699,431.94 312,966,157.18 0.00 313,192,867.59 SHELBY

39 Waste Streams 1,037.82 5,239.94 8,714,672.03 0.00 8,718,961.18 SMITH

18 Waste Streams 1,106.97 1,249.00 3,993.00 0.00 4,135.00 STEWART

561 Waste Streams 2,029,504.07 1,196,038.02 69,682,407,210.30 0.00P 69,683,545,850.37SULLIVAN

229 Waste Streams 65,815.34 61,677.99 12,042,219.26 0.00 12,037,961.13 SUMNER

28 Waste Streams 2,626.10 1,294.80 13,536.30 0.00 12,205.05 TIPTON

20 Waste Streams 789.25 466.76 6,847.25 0.00 6,524.76 TROUSDALE

63 Waste Streams 2,260.49 2,089.48 35,717.39 0.00 35,546.72 UNICOI

7 Waste Streams 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 UNION

1 Waste Stream 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 VAN BUREN

43 Waste Streams 770.15 978.60 12,039.00 0.00 12,247.45 WARREN

252 Waste Streams 17,631.05 9,973.28 224,227.41 0.00 220,046.45 WASHINGTON

13 Waste Streams 57,600.00 69,600.00 332,925.43 0.00 344,925.56 WAYNE

47 Waste Streams 0.00 0.00 21,145.00 0.00 21,145.00 WEAKLEY

60 Waste Streams 2,965.87 3,492.21 135,315.25 0.00 135,922.84 WHITE

236 Waste Streams 27,416.41 11,566.40 243,029.37 0.00 227,179.37 WILLIAMSON

195 Waste Streams 51,927.06 50,030.79 3,084,742.25 0.00 3,082,730.48 WILSON



78,434,893,285.36 5,375,886.58 3,753,526.25 78,432,676,481.88Grand Total WASTE STREAMS 0.00

Grand Total

-End of Report-

11372 lbs lbs lbs lbs lbs

39,217,446.64 2,687.94 1,876.76 39,216,338.24 0.00tons tons tons tons tons

POUNDS

TONS

P = greater than 5% of STATEWIDE Total Generated

2013Report Year:


TSD Facilities Who Generated Hazardous Waste by Report Year 2013



615-532-0780

State of Tennessee


Phone: Fax:


Nashville, TN 37243



SiteID SITE Appendix A-5

TN5210020140 101ST AIRBORNE DIVISION (AIR ASSAULT) & FT CAMPBELL1

TN8570024044 ARNOLD ENGINEERING DEVELOPMENT COMPLEX / TSDCI2

TND000645770 CLEAN HARBORS TENNESSEE LLC3

TND982109142 DIVERSIFIED SCIENTIFIC SERVICES INC. (DSSI)4

TND003376928 EASTMAN CHEMICAL COMPANY, TENNESSEE OPERATIONS5

TND982157570 ENERGYSOLUTIONS, INC6

TND980847024 EXCEL TSD OF TENNESSEE LLC7

TN5210020421 HOLSTON ARMY AMMUNITION PLANT8

TND982144099 HORSEHEAD CORPORATION9

TN0210020582 MILAN ARMY AMMUNITION PLANT10

TND003095635 NUCLEAR FUEL SERVICES, INC. (NFS)11

TND003337292 OLIN CHLOR ALKALI PRODUCTS12

TND991279480 PERMA-FIX ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, INC.13

TND058660390 ROHM & HAAS CHEMICALS LLC14

TND987777695 SAFETY-KLEEN SYSTEMS, INC., KNOXVILLE15

TND000614321 SAFETY-KLEEN SYSTEMS, INC., MILLINGTON16

TND981474125 SAFETY-KLEEN SYSTEMS, INC., NASHVILLE17

TND000772186 TRADEBE TREATMENT & RECYCLING OF TENNESSEE, LLC18

TN0890090004 U.S. DOE, EAST TENNESSEE TECHNOLOGY PARK19

TN1890090003 U.S. DOE, OAK RIDGE NATIONAL LABORATORY20

TN3890090001 U.S. DOE, Y-12 NATIONAL SECURITY COMPLEX21

TND007024664 VELSICOL CHEMICAL22

22TOTAL for 2013


Ranking of Amount of Hazardous Waste Generated by EPA Waste Code by County

Appendix 6Department of Environment and ConservationDivision of Solid Waste Management


615-532-0780

State of Tennessee


Phone: Fax:


Nashville, TN 37243




REPORT YEAR 2013

Ranking of Amount of Hazardous Waste Generated by EPA Waste Code by County Appendix 6

ANDERSOND001

IGNITABILITY CHARACTERISTIC

227,752.86D001% 0.673 D001 TOTAL

D002

CORROSIVITY CHARACTERISTIC

14,226,642.34D002%42.055 D002 TOTAL

D003

CHARACTERISTIC OF REACTIVITY

1,942.07D003% 0.006 D003 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

7,780.45D004% 0.023 D004 TOTAL

D005

BARIUM

62,751.95D005% 0.185 D005 TOTAL

D006

CADMIUM

84,299.81D006% 0.249 D006 TOTAL

D007

CHROMIUM

50.71D007% 0.000 D007 TOTAL

D008

LEAD

41,966.08D008% 0.124 D008 TOTAL

D009

MERCURY

36,941.99D009% 0.109 D009 TOTAL

D011

SILVER

1,896.00D011% 0.006 D011 TOTAL

D016

2,4-D

501.00D016% 0.001 D016 TOTAL

D018

BENZENE

52.91D018% 0.000 D018 TOTAL

D026

CRESOL

14,409.27D026% 0.043 D026 TOTAL

D030

DINITROTOLUENE, 2,4-

88.18D030% 0.000 D030 TOTAL

D040

TRICHLOROETHYLENE

298.00D040% 0.001 D040 TOTAL

F001

SPENT HALOGENATED SOLVENTS INCLUDING CHLORINATED

FLUOROCARBONS

19,090,434.54F001%56.432 F001 TOTAL

F005

NON-HALOGENATED SOLVENT

0.00F005% 0.000 F005 TOTAL

F039

LAND DISPOSED LEACHATE -SUBPART D RESTRICTED

WASTE

11,926.22F039% 0.035 F039 TOTAL

P001

WARFARIN, & SALTS, WHEN PRESENT AT

CONCENTRATIONS GREATER THAN 0.3%

19,008.00P001% 0.056 P001 TOTAL

P075

NICOTINE, & SALTS

26.00P075% 0.000 P075 TOTAL

U112

ACETIC ACID ETHYL ESTER

200.00U112% 0.001 U112 TOTAL

TOTAL: ANDERSON COUNTY33,828,968.38 lbs

u

16,914.48 tons

BEDFORDD001




REPORT YEAR 2013


506,502.16D001%65.902 D001 TOTAL

D002


225,407.12D002%29.328 D002 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

178.00D004% 0.023 D004 TOTAL

D008

LEAD

25,100.00D008% 3.266 D008 TOTAL

D009

MERCURY

10.00D009% 0.001 D009 TOTAL

F001


FLUOROCARBONS

8,650.85F001% 1.126 F001 TOTAL

F005


2,649.93F005% 0.345 F005 TOTAL

P001



60.00P001% 0.008 P001 TOTAL

P075

PYRIDINE, 3-(1-METHYL-2-PYRROLIDINYL)-, (S)-, &

SALTS 5

8.00P075% 0.001 P075 TOTAL

TOTAL: BEDFORD COUNTY768,566.06 lbs

u

384.28 tons

BENTON

553.00%35.111 BLANK OR NOT SPECIFIED TOTAL

D001


585.00D001%37.143 D001 TOTAL

D002


362.00D002%22.984 D002 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

57.00D004% 3.619 D004 TOTAL

P001

BENZOPYRAN-2-ONE, 4-HYDROXY-3-(3-OXO-1-2-

PHENYLBUTYL)-2H-1-, & SALTS, WHEN PRESENT AT


18.00P001% 1.143 P001 TOTAL

TOTAL: BENTON COUNTY1,575.00 lbs

u

0.79 tons

BLOUNT

13.00% 0.000 BLANK OR NOT SPECIFIED TOTAL

D001


340,608.95D001% 2.116 D001 TOTAL

D002


234,628.00D002% 1.457 D002 TOTAL

D003


44.00D003% 0.000 D003 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

3,946.00D004% 0.025 D004 TOTAL

D005

BARIUM

4.60D005% 0.000 D005 TOTAL

D006

CADMIUM

218.00D006% 0.001 D006 TOTAL

D007

CHROMIUM

13,788.50D007% 0.086 D007 TOTAL

D008

LEAD

5,720.00D008% 0.036 D008 TOTAL

D009

MERCURY

379.80D009% 0.002 D009 TOTAL

D011

SILVER

6,976.00D011% 0.043 D011 TOTAL

D016

2,4-D

245.00D016% 0.002 D016 TOTAL

D018

BENZENE

0.00D018% 0.000 D018 TOTAL

D035

METHYL ETHYL KETONE

10.00D035% 0.000 D035 TOTAL



REPORT YEAR 2013


D039

TETRACHLOROETHYLENE

80.00D039% 0.000 D039 TOTAL

F002

SPENT HALOGENATED SOLVENTS

740.00F002% 0.005 F002 TOTAL

F003


2,309.00F003% 0.014 F003 TOTAL

K088

PRIMARY ALUMINUM REDUCTION

15,488,794.00K088%96.210 K088 TOTAL

P001



184.40P001% 0.001 P001 TOTAL

P015

BERYLLIUM POWDER

3.00P015% 0.000 P015 TOTAL

P075


SALTS 5

20.00P075% 0.000 P075 TOTAL

P105

SODIUM AZIDE

67.00P105% 0.000 P105 TOTAL

U010

AZIRINO[2',3':3,4]PYRROLO[1,2-A]INDOLE-4,7-

DIONE,6-AMINO-8-[[(AMIN OCARBONYL)OXY] METHYL]-

1,1A,2,8,8A,8B-HEXAHYDRO-8A-METHOXY-5-METHYL-,

[1AS-(1AALPHA, 8BETA,8AALPHA,8BALPHA)]-

118.00U010% 0.001 U010 TOTAL

TOTAL: BLOUNT COUNTY16,098,897.25 lbs

u

8,049.45 tons

BRADLEYD001


97,368.47D001% 0.010 D001 TOTAL

D002


164,835.00D002% 0.018 D002 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

148.00D004% 0.000 D004 TOTAL

D006

CADMIUM

200.00D006% 0.000 D006 TOTAL

D007

CHROMIUM

2,566.00D007% 0.000 D007 TOTAL

D008

LEAD

3,859,555.00D008% 0.414 D008 TOTAL

D009

MERCURY

927,767,339.00D009%99.557 D009 TOTAL

D011

SILVER

40.00D011% 0.000 D011 TOTAL

D016

2,4-D

366.00D016% 0.000 D016 TOTAL

D035

METHYL ETHYL KETONE

916.00D035% 0.000 D035 TOTAL

F001


FLUOROCARBONS

1,100.00F001% 0.000 F001 TOTAL

P001



34.00P001% 0.000 P001 TOTAL

P075


SALTS 5

16.00P075% 0.000 P075 TOTAL

P098

POTASSIUM CYANIDE KCN

4,648.00P098% 0.000 P098 TOTAL

TOTAL: BRADLEY COUNTY931,899,131.47 lbs

u

465,949.57 tons

CAMPBELLD001


1,898.15D001%87.871 D001 TOTAL

D002


159.00D002%7.361 D002 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

55.00D004% 2.546 D004 TOTAL



REPORT YEAR 2013


P001




48.00P001% 2.222 P001 TOTAL

TOTAL: CAMPBELL COUNTY2,160.15 lbs

u

1.08 tons

CARROLLD001


11,135.00D001%98.054 D001 TOTAL

D002


92.00D002% 0.810 D002 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

111.00D004% 0.977 D004 TOTAL

P001




18.00P001% 0.159 P001 TOTAL

TOTAL: CARROLL COUNTY11,356.00 lbs

u

5.68 tons

CARTERD001


3,546.10D001% 0.001 D001 TOTAL

D002


543,224,553.00D002%99.635 D002 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

408.00D004% 0.000 D004 TOTAL

D007

CHROMIUM

1,761,445.45D007% 0.323 D007 TOTAL

D008

LEAD

70,159.19D008% 0.013 D008 TOTAL

F006

CARBON STEEL PLATING

152,840.65F006% 0.028 F006 TOTAL

P001



64.00P001% 0.000 P001 TOTAL

TOTAL: CARTER COUNTY545,213,016.39 lbs

u

272,606.51 tons

CHEATHAMD001


67,557.64D001%99.027 D001 TOTAL

D002


143.00D002% 0.210 D002 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

172.00D004% 0.252 D004 TOTAL

D008

LEAD

250.00D008% 0.366 D008 TOTAL

D018

BENZENE

55.00D018% 0.081 D018 TOTAL

P001



16.00P001% 0.023 P001 TOTAL

U411

PHENOL, 2-(1-METHYLETHOXY)-, METHYLCARBAMATE

28.00U411% 0.041 U411 TOTAL

TOTAL: CHEATHAM COUNTY68,221.64 lbs

u

34.11 tons

CHESTERD001


0.00D001% 0.000 D001 TOTAL

D007

CHROMIUM

132.00D007%100.000 D007 TOTAL

F003


0.00F003% 0.000 F003 TOTAL



REPORT YEAR 2013


TOTAL: CHESTER COUNTY132.00 lbs

u

0.07 tons

CLAIBORNED001


77,900.00D001%98.644 D001 TOTAL

D002


1,032.00D002% 1.307 D002 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

25.00D004% 0.032 D004 TOTAL

P001




14.00P001% 0.018 P001 TOTAL

TOTAL: CLAIBORNE COUNTY78,971.00 lbs

u

39.49 tons

COCKED001


1,705,214.00D001%11.594 D001 TOTAL

D002


823.00D002% 0.006 D002 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

73.00D004% 0.000 D004 TOTAL

D007

CHROMIUM

12,927,148.00D007%87.893 D007 TOTAL

D009

MERCURY

17.00D009% 0.000 D009 TOTAL

F003


2,312.00F003% 0.016 F003 TOTAL

F006


71,248.00F006% 0.484 F006 TOTAL

P001




74.00P001% 0.001 P001 TOTAL

U154

METHYL ALCOHOL

932.00U154% 0.006 U154 TOTAL

TOTAL: COCKE COUNTY14,707,841.00 lbs

u

7,353.92 tons

COFFEED001


181,710.77D001%29.946 D001 TOTAL

D002


103,143.09D002%16.998 D002 TOTAL

D003


83.77D003% 0.014 D003 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

314.00D004% 0.052 D004 TOTAL

D006

CADMIUM

50.00D006% 0.008 D006 TOTAL

D007

CHROMIUM

42,054.65D007%6.931 D007 TOTAL

D008

LEAD

12,101.05D008% 1.994 D008 TOTAL

D009

MERCURY

42.00D009% 0.007 D009 TOTAL

D011

SILVER

1,157.00D011% 0.191 D011 TOTAL

D016

2,4-D

39.00D016% 0.006 D016 TOTAL

D040

TRICHLOROETHYLENE

35,474.22D040%5.846 D040 TOTAL

F003


228,708.00F003%37.692 F003 TOTAL



REPORT YEAR 2013


F005


1,060.00F005% 0.175 F005 TOTAL

F006


400.00F006% 0.066 F006 TOTAL

F008

SPENT CYANIDES - ELECTROPLATING

88.00F008% 0.015 F008 TOTAL

LABP

LAB PACK

182.98LABP% 0.030 LABP TOTAL

P001




108.00P001% 0.018 P001 TOTAL

P075


SALTS 5

50.00P075% 0.008 P075 TOTAL

U002

ACETONE

20.00U002% 0.003 U002 TOTAL

TOTAL: COFFEE COUNTY606,786.55 lbs

u

303.39 tons

CROCKETT

276.00%6.719 BLANK OR NOT SPECIFIED TOTAL

D001


3,753.00D001%91.358 D001 TOTAL

D011

SILVER

79.00D011% 1.923 D011 TOTAL

TOTAL: CROCKETT COUNTY4,108.00 lbs

u

2.05 tons

CUMBERLAND


D001


1,556.00D001% 0.328 D001 TOTAL

D002


362.00D002% 0.076 D002 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

333.00D004% 0.070 D004 TOTAL

D006

CADMIUM

2.00D006% 0.000 D006 TOTAL

F003


471,426.00F003%99.508 F003 TOTAL

P001



58.00P001% 0.012 P001 TOTAL

TOTAL: CUMBERLAND COUNTY473,755.00 lbs

u

236.88 tons

DAVD001


2,074.00D001%74.524 D001 TOTAL

D002


158.00D002%5.677 D002 TOTAL

D016

2,4-D

551.00D016%19.799 D016 TOTAL

TOTAL: DAV COUNTY2,783.00 lbs

u

1.39 tons

DAVIDSON


D001


2,465,937.72D001%6.813 D001 TOTAL

D002


4,550,668.32D002%12.573 D002 TOTAL

D003




REPORT YEAR 2013


30.00D003% 0.000 D003 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

24,985.00D004% 0.069 D004 TOTAL

D005

BARIUM

2,818.00D005% 0.008 D005 TOTAL

D006

CADMIUM

82,910.92D006% 0.229 D006 TOTAL

D007

CHROMIUM

28,373,012.80D007%78.393 D007 TOTAL

D008

LEAD

11,264.55D008% 0.031 D008 TOTAL

D009

MERCURY

750.00D009% 0.002 D009 TOTAL

D010

SELENIUM

447.00D010% 0.001 D010 TOTAL

D011

SILVER

16,759.00D011% 0.046 D011 TOTAL

D016

2,4-D

3,316.00D016% 0.009 D016 TOTAL

D018

BENZENE

16,447.00D018% 0.045 D018 TOTAL

D023

CRESOL, O-

450.00D023% 0.001 D023 TOTAL

D024

CRESOL, M-

2.00D024% 0.000 D024 TOTAL

D035

METHYL ETHYL KETONE

6,985.45D035% 0.019 D035 TOTAL

D039

TETRACHLOROETHYLENE

77,403.67D039% 0.214 D039 TOTAL

D040

TRICHLOROETHYLENE

72,666.00D040% 0.201 D040 TOTAL

F001


FLUOROCARBONS

15,538.62F001% 0.043 F001 TOTAL

F002


24,433.90F002% 0.068 F002 TOTAL

F003


53,396.34F003% 0.148 F003 TOTAL

F005


2,257.00F005% 0.006 F005 TOTAL

F006


259,836.41F006% 0.718 F006 TOTAL

LABP

LAB PACK


P001




57,980.24P001% 0.160 P001 TOTAL

P012

ARSENIC OXIDE AS2O3

36,847.50P012% 0.102 P012 TOTAL

P075

NICOTINE, & SALTS

971.68P075% 0.003 P075 TOTAL

P098


638.00P098% 0.002 P098 TOTAL

P106

SODIUM CYANIDE NA(CN)

600.00P106% 0.002 P106 TOTAL

PO98

5,925.00PO98% 0.016 PO98 TOTAL

U002

2-PROPANONE

800.00U002% 0.002 U002 TOTAL

U010

AZIRINO[2',3':3,4]PYRROLO[1,2-A]INDOLE-4,7-

DIONE,6-AMINO-8-[[(AMIN OCARBONYL)OXY] METHYL]-

1,1A,2,8,8A,8B-HEXAHYDRO-8A-METHOXY-5-METHYL-,

[1AS-(1AALPHA, 8BETA,8AALPHA,8BALPHA)]-

1,680.00U010% 0.005 U010 TOTAL

U028

DIETHYLHEXYL PHTHALATE

552.00U028% 0.002 U028 TOTAL

U122

FORMALDEHYDE

13,467.90U122% 0.037 U122 TOTAL



REPORT YEAR 2013


U239

XYLENE

11,200.00U239% 0.031 U239 TOTAL

TOTAL: DAVIDSON COUNTY36,193,462.58 lbs

u

18,096.73 tons

DECATUR


D001


1,540.00D001%99.676 D001 TOTAL

TOTAL: DECATUR COUNTY1,545.00 lbs

u

0.77 tons

DEKALBD001


13,396.00D001% 0.451 D001 TOTAL

D002


2,842,349.00D002%95.688 D002 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

1,095.00D004% 0.037 D004 TOTAL

D011

SILVER

595.00D011% 0.020 D011 TOTAL

D035

METHYL ETHYL KETONE

2,437.00D035% 0.082 D035 TOTAL

F003


106,846.99F003% 3.597 F003 TOTAL

P001



6.00P001% 0.000 P001 TOTAL

U188

PHENOL

3,712.00U188% 0.125 U188 TOTAL

TOTAL: DEKALB COUNTY2,970,436.99 lbs

u

1,485.22 tons

DICKSOND001


102,744.52D001%52.296 D001 TOTAL

D002


2,520.59D002% 1.283 D002 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

34.00D004% 0.017 D004 TOTAL

D007

CHROMIUM

62,630.68D007%31.879 D007 TOTAL

D009

MERCURY

29.00D009% 0.015 D009 TOTAL

D011

SILVER

1,513.00D011% 0.770 D011 TOTAL

D018

BENZENE

46.00D018% 0.023 D018 TOTAL

D040

TRICHLOROETHYLENE

0.00D040% 0.000 D040 TOTAL

F002


390.00F002% 0.199 F002 TOTAL

F003


0.00F003% 0.000 F003 TOTAL

F006


15,416.17F006%7.847 F006 TOTAL

P001



30.00P001% 0.015 P001 TOTAL

P075

NICOTINE, & SALTS

12.00P075% 0.006 P075 TOTAL

U223

TOLUENE DIISOCYANATE

11,100.00U223%5.650 U223 TOTAL

TOTAL: DICKSON COUNTY196,465.96 lbs

u

98.23 tons



REPORT YEAR 2013


DYERD001


9,994.85D001%49.112 D001 TOTAL

D002


5,317.00D002%26.126 D002 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

151.00D004% 0.742 D004 TOTAL

D005

BARIUM

400.00D005% 1.965 D005 TOTAL

D009

MERCURY

3.10D009% 0.015 D009 TOTAL

F002


150.00F002% 0.737 F002 TOTAL

F003


675.38F003% 3.319 F003 TOTAL

F005


0.00F005% 0.000 F005 TOTAL

P001




1,748.00P001%8.589 P001 TOTAL

U112

ACETIC ACID ETHYL ESTER

U112% U112 TOTAL

U244

THIRAM

1,911.96U244%9.395 U244 TOTAL

TOTAL: DYER COUNTY20,351.29 lbs

u

10.18 tons

FAYETTED001


711,428.00D001%92.713 D001 TOTAL

D002


922.00D002% 0.120 D002 TOTAL

D003


13,288.00D003% 1.732 D003 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

53.00D004% 0.007 D004 TOTAL

D005

BARIUM

224.00D005% 0.029 D005 TOTAL

D008

LEAD

848.00D008% 0.111 D008 TOTAL

D009

MERCURY

13.00D009% 0.002 D009 TOTAL

F003


9,837.00F003% 1.282 F003 TOTAL

P001




12.00P001% 0.002 P001 TOTAL

U002

2-PROPANONE

30,126.00U002% 3.926 U002 TOTAL

U190

PHTHALIC ANHYDRIDE

596.00U190% 0.078 U190 TOTAL

TOTAL: FAYETTE COUNTY767,347.00 lbs

u

383.67 tons

FENTRESSD001


811.00D001%56.280 D001 TOTAL

D002


129.00D002%8.952 D002 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

81.00D004%5.621 D004 TOTAL

D011

SILVER

408.00D011%28.314 D011 TOTAL

P001





REPORT YEAR 2013


12.00P001% 0.833 P001 TOTAL

TOTAL: FENTRESS COUNTY1,441.00 lbs

u

0.72 tons

FRANKLIND001


20,513.00D001%20.630 D001 TOTAL

D002


1,030.00D002% 1.036 D002 TOTAL

D003


0.00D003% 0.000 D003 TOTAL

D009

MERCURY

9.00D009% 0.009 D009 TOTAL

D016

2,4-D

195.00D016% 0.196 D016 TOTAL

D018

BENZENE

274.00D018% 0.276 D018 TOTAL

D035

METHYL ETHYL KETONE

361.00D035% 0.363 D035 TOTAL

F003


2,496.00F003% 2.510 F003 TOTAL

F005


74,510.00F005%74.936 F005 TOTAL

P001




44.00P001% 0.044 P001 TOTAL

TOTAL: FRANKLIN COUNTY99,432.00 lbs

u

49.72 tons

GIBSON


D001


99,004.00D001% 2.710 D001 TOTAL

D002


1,554.00D002% 0.043 D002 TOTAL

D003


122,155.71D003% 3.343 D003 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

199.00D004% 0.005 D004 TOTAL

D007

CHROMIUM

77,252.00D007% 2.114 D007 TOTAL

D008

LEAD

1,513.00D008% 0.041 D008 TOTAL

D009

MERCURY

555.00D009% 0.015 D009 TOTAL

D011

SILVER

1,182.00D011% 0.032 D011 TOTAL

D035

METHYL ETHYL KETONE

6,681.00D035% 0.183 D035 TOTAL

F002


592.00F002% 0.016 F002 TOTAL

F003


407.00F003% 0.011 F003 TOTAL

F005


3,963.00F005% 0.108 F005 TOTAL

K044

EXPLOSIVES

4,945.50K044% 0.135 K044 TOTAL

K047

TNT

3,332,700.00K047%91.216 K047 TOTAL

P001



48.00P001% 0.001 P001 TOTAL

TOTAL: GIBSON COUNTY3,653,635.21 lbs

u

1,826.82 tons



REPORT YEAR 2013


GILESD001


27,121.92D001%9.376 D001 TOTAL

D002


129,196.00D002%44.662 D002 TOTAL

D007

CHROMIUM

131,674.00D007%45.519 D007 TOTAL

D009

MERCURY

14.00D009% 0.005 D009 TOTAL

D016

2,4-D

205.00D016% 0.071 D016 TOTAL

F001


FLUOROCARBONS

236.99F001% 0.082 F001 TOTAL

P001




44.00P001% 0.015 P001 TOTAL

U154

METHYL ALCOHOL

124.00U154% 0.043 U154 TOTAL

U223

TOLUENE DIISOCYANATE

658.00U223% 0.227 U223 TOTAL

TOTAL: GILES COUNTY289,273.91 lbs

u

144.64 tons

GRAINGERD001


1,405.00D001% 2.156 D001 TOTAL

D002


47,520.00D002%72.934 D002 TOTAL

D007

CHROMIUM

16,230.00D007%24.910 D007 TOTAL

TOTAL: GRAINGER COUNTY65,155.00 lbs

u

32.58 tons

GREENED001


464,860.92D001% 0.096 D001 TOTAL

D002


1,568,867.00D002% 0.323 D002 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

5,836.87D004% 0.001 D004 TOTAL

D007

CHROMIUM

0.00D007% 0.000 D007 TOTAL

D008

LEAD

26,960.00D008% 0.006 D008 TOTAL

D009

MERCURY

51.00D009% 0.000 D009 TOTAL

D010

SELENIUM

1,089,520.00D010% 0.225 D010 TOTAL

D011

SILVER

3,199.80D011% 0.001 D011 TOTAL

D035

METHYL ETHYL KETONE

4,378.00D035% 0.001 D035 TOTAL

F003


21,519.10F003% 0.004 F003 TOTAL

F006


17,801.00F006% 0.004 F006 TOTAL

F007

SPENT CYANIDE - ELECTROPLATING

481,944,000.00F007%99.317 F007 TOTAL

F019

ALUMINUM COATING

109,950.00F019% 0.023 F019 TOTAL

F035

WOOD PRESERVING PROCESSES - ARSENIC OR CHROMIUM

250.00F035% 0.000 F035 TOTAL



REPORT YEAR 2013


P001



170.00P001% 0.000 P001 TOTAL

P075

NICOTINE, & SALTS

28.00P075% 0.000 P075 TOTAL

TOTAL: GREENE COUNTY485,257,391.70 lbs

u

242,628.70 tons

HAMBLEN>2 <

300.00>2 <% 0.015 >2 < TOTAL

D001


1,137,663.15D001%58.760 D001 TOTAL

D002


299,187.55D002%15.453 D002 TOTAL

D003


25.00D003% 0.001 D003 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

672.00D004% 0.035 D004 TOTAL

D005

BARIUM

220.00D005% 0.011 D005 TOTAL

D006

CADMIUM

129.00D006% 0.007 D006 TOTAL

D007

CHROMIUM

476,023.01D007%24.586 D007 TOTAL

D009

MERCURY

35.00D009% 0.002 D009 TOTAL

D011

SILVER

1,739.00D011% 0.090 D011 TOTAL

D016

2,4-D

349.00D016% 0.018 D016 TOTAL

D039

TETRACHLOROETHYLENE

8.00D039% 0.000 D039 TOTAL

F005


0.00F005% 0.000 F005 TOTAL

P001



19,751.00P001% 1.020 P001 TOTAL

P042

EPINEPHRINE

5.20P042% 0.000 P042 TOTAL

P075


SALTS 5

24.00P075% 0.001 P075 TOTAL

TOTAL: HAMBLEN COUNTY1,936,130.92 lbs

u

968.07 tons

HAMILTON


D001


1,954,594.78D001% 0.956 D001 TOTAL

D002


119,400,804.85D002%58.409 D002 TOTAL

D003


15,704.00D003% 0.008 D003 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

26,570.99D004% 0.013 D004 TOTAL

D005

BARIUM

5,752.23D005% 0.003 D005 TOTAL

D006

CADMIUM

75,840.14D006% 0.037 D006 TOTAL

D007

CHROMIUM

250,410.78D007% 0.122 D007 TOTAL

D008

LEAD

121,611.41D008% 0.059 D008 TOTAL

D009

MERCURY

9,851.84D009% 0.005 D009 TOTAL



REPORT YEAR 2013


D010

SELENIUM

2,197.00D010% 0.001 D010 TOTAL

D011

SILVER

294,208.05D011% 0.144 D011 TOTAL

D016

2,4-D

938.00D016% 0.000 D016 TOTAL

D018

BENZENE

1,880,936.10D018% 0.920 D018 TOTAL

D019

CARBON TETRACHLORIDE

1,300.00D019% 0.001 D019 TOTAL

D022

CHLOROFORM

69.84D022% 0.000 D022 TOTAL

D029

DICHLOROETHYLENE, 1,1-

336,199.30D029% 0.164 D029 TOTAL

D035

METHYL ETHYL KETONE

300.00D035% 0.000 D035 TOTAL

D039

TETRACHLOROETHYLENE

2,372.47D039% 0.001 D039 TOTAL

D040

TRICHLOROETHYLENE

500.44D040% 0.000 D040 TOTAL

F001


FLUOROCARBONS

300.00F001% 0.000 F001 TOTAL

F005


67,363,060.00F005%32.953 F005 TOTAL

F006


174.00F006% 0.000 F006 TOTAL

F007


822.00F007% 0.000 F007 TOTAL

F009


12,665,900.23F009%6.196 F009 TOTAL

F034

WOOD PRESERVING PROCESSES - CREOSOTE

60.00F034% 0.000 F034 TOTAL

K158

CARBAMATES AND CARBAMOYL OXIMES

130.00K158% 0.000 K158 TOTAL

P001



216.00P001% 0.000 P001 TOTAL

P075


SALTS 5

12.00P075% 0.000 P075 TOTAL

P098


2,280.00P098% 0.001 P098 TOTAL

P106


1,266.00P106% 0.001 P106 TOTAL

P120

VANADIUM PENTOXIDE

701.06P120% 0.000 P120 TOTAL

U010

MITOMYCIN C

150.00U010% 0.000 U010 TOTAL

U028

1,2-BENZENEDICARBOXYLIC ACID, BIS(2-ETHYLHEXYL)

ESTER

1,014.00U028% 0.000 U028 TOTAL

U080

METHANE, DICHLORO-

1,500.00U080% 0.001 U080 TOTAL

U122

FORMALDEHYDE

0.00U122% 0.000 U122 TOTAL

U147

MALEIC ANHYDRIDE

1,980.00U147% 0.001 U147 TOTAL

U158

4,4'-METHYLENEBIS(2-CHLOROANILINE)

1,642.00U158% 0.001 U158 TOTAL

U223

BENZENE, 1,3-DIISOCYANATOMETHYL-

964.00U223% 0.000 U223 TOTAL

TOTAL: HAMILTON COUNTY204,422,833.53 lbs

u

102,211.42 tons

HANCOCKD001




REPORT YEAR 2013


0.00D001% 0.000 D001 TOTAL

P001




200.00P001%100.000 P001 TOTAL

TOTAL: HANCOCK COUNTY200.00 lbs

u

0.10 tons

HARDEMAND001


553,995.00D001%94.907 D001 TOTAL

D002


26.00D002% 0.004 D002 TOTAL

D003


1,637.00D003% 0.280 D003 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

2.00D004% 0.000 D004 TOTAL

D005

BARIUM

35.00D005% 0.006 D005 TOTAL

D006

CADMIUM

500.00D006% 0.086 D006 TOTAL

D019


7,089.00D019% 1.214 D019 TOTAL

D040

TRICHLOROETHYLENE

17.00D040% 0.003 D040 TOTAL

D043

VINYL CHLORIDE

75.00D043% 0.013 D043 TOTAL

F003


20,339.00F003% 3.484 F003 TOTAL

P001



8.00P001% 0.001 P001 TOTAL

TOTAL: HARDEMAN COUNTY583,723.00 lbs

u

291.86 tons

HARDIND001


14,053.20D001% 0.017 D001 TOTAL

D002


84,575,300.28D002%99.968 D002 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

53.00D004% 0.000 D004 TOTAL

D007

CHROMIUM

12,797.70D007% 0.015 D007 TOTAL

P001



50.00P001% 0.000 P001 TOTAL

TOTAL: HARDIN COUNTY84,602,254.18 lbs

u

42,301.13 tons

HAWKINSD001


260,554.02D001%52.518 D001 TOTAL

D002


1,920.00D002% 0.387 D002 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

216,087.00D004%43.555 D004 TOTAL

D005

BARIUM

306.76D005% 0.062 D005 TOTAL

D007

CHROMIUM

517.99D007% 0.104 D007 TOTAL

D010

SELENIUM

3,200.00D010% 0.645 D010 TOTAL

D035

METHYL ETHYL KETONE

100.00D035% 0.020 D035 TOTAL

F001


FLUOROCARBONS

12,325.92F001% 2.484 F001 TOTAL



REPORT YEAR 2013


F002


190.00F002% 0.038 F002 TOTAL

P001



52.00P001% 0.010 P001 TOTAL

P120

VANADIUM OXIDE V2O5

868.00P120% 0.175 P120 TOTAL

TOTAL: HAWKINS COUNTY496,121.69 lbs

u

248.06 tons

HAYWOOD


D001


15,587.31D001%93.347 D001 TOTAL

D002


644.00D002% 3.857 D002 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

172.00D004% 1.030 D004 TOTAL

D005

BARIUM

25.00D005% 0.150 D005 TOTAL

D009

MERCURY

8.00D009% 0.048 D009 TOTAL

D011

SILVER

7.00D011% 0.042 D011 TOTAL

P001



16.00P001% 0.096 P001 TOTAL

P105

SODIUM AZIDE

1.00P105% 0.006 P105 TOTAL

U028


ESTER

8.00U028% 0.048 U028 TOTAL

TOTAL: HAYWOOD COUNTY16,698.31 lbs

u

8.35 tons

HENDERSOND001


62,135.36D001% 0.180 D001 TOTAL

D002


4,604,852.45D002%13.303 D002 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

28.00D004% 0.000 D004 TOTAL

D007

CHROMIUM

29,818,447.37D007%86.143 D007 TOTAL

F002


470.00F002% 0.001 F002 TOTAL

F003


1,364.06F003% 0.004 F003 TOTAL

F019

ALUMINUM COATING

127,738.93F019% 0.369 F019 TOTAL

P001




24.00P001% 0.000 P001 TOTAL

TOTAL: HENDERSON COUNTY34,615,060.18 lbs

u

17,307.53 tons

HENRYD001


35,646.10D001%98.198 D001 TOTAL

D002


183.00D002% 0.504 D002 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

100.00D004% 0.275 D004 TOTAL

D035

METHYL ETHYL KETONE

0.00D035% 0.000 D035 TOTAL



REPORT YEAR 2013


F003


353.00F003% 0.972 F003 TOTAL

P001



18.00P001% 0.050 P001 TOTAL

TOTAL: HENRY COUNTY36,300.10 lbs

u

18.15 tons

HICKMAND001


0.00D001% 0.000 D001 TOTAL

D002


0.00D002% 0.000 D002 TOTAL

D018

BENZENE

75.00D018%100.000 D018 TOTAL

TOTAL: HICKMAN COUNTY75.00 lbs

u

0.04 tons

HUMPHREYSD001


68,877.12D001%12.181 D001 TOTAL

D002


356,279.00D002%63.009 D002 TOTAL

D003


7,141.69D003% 1.263 D003 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

121,332.00D004%21.458 D004 TOTAL

D005

BARIUM

29.00D005% 0.005 D005 TOTAL

D007

CHROMIUM

30.00D007% 0.005 D007 TOTAL

D008

LEAD

185.00D008% 0.033 D008 TOTAL

D009

MERCURY

308.00D009% 0.054 D009 TOTAL

D010

SELENIUM

1,665.00D010% 0.294 D010 TOTAL

D011

SILVER

510.00D011% 0.090 D011 TOTAL

D018

BENZENE

20.00D018% 0.004 D018 TOTAL

D040

TRICHLOROETHYLENE

0.00D040% 0.000 D040 TOTAL

P001



46.00P001% 0.008 P001 TOTAL

P056

FLUORINE

2.00P056% 0.000 P056 TOTAL

P063

HYDROGEN CYANIDE

4.00P063% 0.001 P063 TOTAL

P076

NITROGEN OXIDE NO

22.00P076% 0.004 P076 TOTAL

P078

NITROGEN DIOXIDE

30.00P078% 0.005 P078 TOTAL

P096

HYDROGEN PHOSPHIDE

2.00P096% 0.000 P096 TOTAL

U043

VINYL CHLORIDE

6.00U043% 0.001 U043 TOTAL

U045

METHANE, CHLORO-

160.00U045% 0.028 U045 TOTAL

U075

METHANE, DICHLORODIFLUORO-

50.00U075% 0.009 U075 TOTAL

U092

METHANAMINE, N-METHYL-

20.00U092% 0.004 U092 TOTAL

U115

OXIRANE

10.00U115% 0.002 U115 TOTAL



REPORT YEAR 2013


U134

HYDROFLUORIC ACID

5,798.00U134% 1.025 U134 TOTAL

U135

HYDROGEN SULFIDE

2,906.00U135% 0.514 U135 TOTAL

U220

TOLUENE

10.00U220% 0.002 U220 TOTAL

TOTAL: HUMPHREYS COUNTY565,442.81 lbs

u

282.72 tons

JACKSOND001


48,467.91D001% 2.070 D001 TOTAL

D002


2,292,806.05D002%97.930 D002 TOTAL

TOTAL: JACKSON COUNTY2,341,273.96 lbs

u

1,170.64 tons

JEFFERSOND001


9,733.50D001%50.533 D001 TOTAL

D002


113.00D002% 0.587 D002 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

22.00D004% 0.114 D004 TOTAL

D008

LEAD

7,500.00D008%38.938 D008 TOTAL

D009

MERCURY

20.00D009% 0.104 D009 TOTAL

D011

SILVER

1,105.00D011%5.737 D011 TOTAL

D029


480.00D029% 2.492 D029 TOTAL

F002


230.00F002% 1.194 F002 TOTAL

P001




58.00P001% 0.301 P001 TOTAL

TOTAL: JEFFERSON COUNTY19,261.50 lbs

u

9.63 tons

KNOX


D001


18,762,168.22D001%56.407 D001 TOTAL

D002


964,346.03D002% 2.899 D002 TOTAL

D003


1,017.02D003% 0.003 D003 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

1,394.18D004% 0.004 D004 TOTAL

D005

BARIUM

258.00D005% 0.001 D005 TOTAL

D006

CADMIUM

12,764,925.99D006%38.377 D006 TOTAL

D007

CHROMIUM

19,846.95D007% 0.060 D007 TOTAL

D008

LEAD

391,357.14D008% 1.177 D008 TOTAL

D009

MERCURY

51,916.51D009% 0.156 D009 TOTAL

D010

SELENIUM

8,000.90D010% 0.024 D010 TOTAL

D011

SILVER

13,402.64D011% 0.040 D011 TOTAL



REPORT YEAR 2013


D016

2,4-D

965.00D016% 0.003 D016 TOTAL

D018

BENZENE

1,446.00D018% 0.004 D018 TOTAL

D024

CRESOL, M-

163.30D024% 0.000 D024 TOTAL

D035

METHYL ETHYL KETONE

70.00D035% 0.000 D035 TOTAL

D039

TETRACHLOROETHYLENE

10,878.68D039% 0.033 D039 TOTAL

D040

TRICHLOROETHYLENE

127,290.00D040% 0.383 D040 TOTAL

F002


1,350.00F002% 0.004 F002 TOTAL

F006


0.00F006% 0.000 F006 TOTAL

P001



40,224.00P001% 0.121 P001 TOTAL

P024

P-CHLOROANILINE

1,512.00P024% 0.005 P024 TOTAL

P042

BENZENEDIOL, 4-[1-HYDROXY-2-(METHYLAMINO)ETHYL]-

, 1,2-

10,928.00P042% 0.033 P042 TOTAL

P048

PHENOL, 2,4-DINITRO-

600.09P048% 0.002 P048 TOTAL

P075

NICOTINE, & SALTS

136.00P075% 0.000 P075 TOTAL

P087

OSMIUM TETROXIDE

13,108.00P087% 0.039 P087 TOTAL

P098

POTASSIUM CYANIDE

48,584.00P098% 0.146 P098 TOTAL

P105

SODIUM AZIDE

296.00P105% 0.001 P105 TOTAL

U010

MITOMYCIN C

2,020.00U010% 0.006 U010 TOTAL

U147

MALEIC ANHYDRIDE

22,932.00U147% 0.069 U147 TOTAL

U206

GLUCOPYRANOSE, 2-DEOXY-2-(3-METHYL-3-

NITROSOUREIDO)-,

1,167.00U206% 0.004 U206 TOTAL

TOTAL: KNOX COUNTY33,262,317.66 lbs

u

16,631.16 tons

LAUDERDALED001


18,473.00D001% 0.004 D001 TOTAL

D002


287,563.00D002% 0.067 D002 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

12.00D004% 0.000 D004 TOTAL

D007

CHROMIUM

426,766,381.00D007%99.810 D007 TOTAL

D011

SILVER

238.00D011% 0.000 D011 TOTAL

F002


812.00F002% 0.000 F002 TOTAL

F003


209.00F003% 0.000 F003 TOTAL

F006


505,449.00F006% 0.118 F006 TOTAL

P001



16.00P001% 0.000 P001 TOTAL

P098


14.00P098% 0.000 P098 TOTAL



REPORT YEAR 2013


TOTAL: LAUDERDALE COUNTY427,579,167.00 lbs

u

213,789.58 tons

LAWRENCED001


104,916.34D001%75.129 D001 TOTAL

D002


664.15D002% 0.476 D002 TOTAL

D003


3,448.44D003% 2.469 D003 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

142.00D004% 0.102 D004 TOTAL

D006

CADMIUM

4,348.00D006% 3.114 D006 TOTAL

D007

CHROMIUM

9,036.66D007%6.471 D007 TOTAL

D008

LEAD

14,163.76D008%10.143 D008 TOTAL

D009

MERCURY

40.00D009% 0.029 D009 TOTAL

F003


2,848.12F003% 2.040 F003 TOTAL

P001




40.00P001% 0.029 P001 TOTAL

TOTAL: LAWRENCE COUNTY139,647.46 lbs

u

69.82 tons

LEWISD001


9,230.24D001%92.764 D001 TOTAL

D002


40.00D002% 0.402 D002 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

149.00D004% 1.497 D004 TOTAL

D011

SILVER

519.00D011%5.216 D011 TOTAL

P001




12.00P001% 0.121 P001 TOTAL

TOTAL: LEWIS COUNTY9,950.24 lbs

u

4.98 tons

LINCOLND001


50,484.27D001%33.724 D001 TOTAL

D002


97,174.00D002%64.914 D002 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

142.00D004% 0.095 D004 TOTAL

F003


1,843.05F003% 1.231 F003 TOTAL

P001




54.00P001% 0.036 P001 TOTAL

TOTAL: LINCOLN COUNTY149,697.32 lbs

u

74.85 tons

LOUDOND001


208,115.66D001% 0.004 D001 TOTAL

D002


4,900,867,487.95D002%99.996 D002 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

227.00D004% 0.000 D004 TOTAL



REPORT YEAR 2013


D006

CADMIUM

80.00D006% 0.000 D006 TOTAL

D007

CHROMIUM

2,680.00D007% 0.000 D007 TOTAL

D009

MERCURY

4.00D009% 0.000 D009 TOTAL

D011

SILVER

284.00D011% 0.000 D011 TOTAL

D016

2,4-D

477.00D016% 0.000 D016 TOTAL

P001



62.00P001% 0.000 P001 TOTAL

TOTAL: LOUDON COUNTY4,901,079,417.61 lbs

u

2,450,539.71 tons

MACOND001


2,282.86D001%67.703 D001 TOTAL

D002


147.00D002% 4.360 D002 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

343.00D004%10.172 D004 TOTAL

D011

SILVER

587.00D011%17.409 D011 TOTAL

P001




12.00P001% 0.356 P001 TOTAL

TOTAL: MACON COUNTY3,371.86 lbs

u

1.69 tons

MADISON

4,401.00% 0.010 BLANK OR NOT SPECIFIED TOTAL

D001


206,247.73D001% 0.485 D001 TOTAL

D002


63,689.96D002% 0.150 D002 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

464.00D004% 0.001 D004 TOTAL

D006

CADMIUM

13,236,164.98D006%31.098 D006 TOTAL

D007

CHROMIUM

25,668,351.00D007%60.308 D007 TOTAL

D008

LEAD

3,218,461.83D008%7.562 D008 TOTAL

D009

MERCURY

348.20D009% 0.001 D009 TOTAL

D016

2,4-D

336.00D016% 0.001 D016 TOTAL

D035

METHYL ETHYL KETONE

812.00D035% 0.002 D035 TOTAL

D039

TETRACHLOROETHYLENE

195.00D039% 0.000 D039 TOTAL

F002


170.00F002% 0.000 F002 TOTAL

F003


1,812.20F003% 0.004 F003 TOTAL

F006


160,560.00F006% 0.377 F006 TOTAL

P001




126.00P001% 0.000 P001 TOTAL

P075


SALTS 5

30.00P075% 0.000 P075 TOTAL



REPORT YEAR 2013


P098


0.01P098% 0.000 P098 TOTAL

U239

BENZENE, DIMETHYL-

28.66U239% 0.000 U239 TOTAL

TOTAL: MADISON COUNTY42,562,198.58 lbs

u

21,281.10 tons

MARIOND001


12,628.61D001% 1.002 D001 TOTAL

D002


1,237,201.00D002%98.127 D002 TOTAL

D007

CHROMIUM

10,980.00D007% 0.871 D007 TOTAL

D009

MERCURY

3.00D009% 0.000 D009 TOTAL

TOTAL: MARION COUNTY1,260,812.61 lbs

u

630.41 tons

MARSHALLD001


106,309.13D001% 0.075 D001 TOTAL

D002


273.00D002% 0.000 D002 TOTAL

D003


561.00D003% 0.000 D003 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

191.00D004% 0.000 D004 TOTAL

D005

BARIUM

0.00D005% 0.000 D005 TOTAL

D006

CADMIUM

3,082.03D006% 0.002 D006 TOTAL

D007

CHROMIUM

18,348.00D007% 0.013 D007 TOTAL

D008

LEAD

1,654.00D008% 0.001 D008 TOTAL

D011

SILVER

493.00D011% 0.000 D011 TOTAL

D022

CHLOROFORM

68,346.30D022% 0.048 D022 TOTAL

F003


0.00F003% 0.000 F003 TOTAL

F005


10,672.00F005% 0.007 F005 TOTAL

P001




12.00P001% 0.000 P001 TOTAL

U228

TRICHLOROETHYLENE

142,398,828.00U228%99.853 U228 TOTAL

TOTAL: MARSHALL COUNTY142,608,769.46 lbs

u

71,304.38 tons

MAURYD001


1,225,126.17D001%48.612 D001 TOTAL

D002


115,367.00D002% 4.578 D002 TOTAL

D003


1,224.00D003% 0.049 D003 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

250.00D004% 0.010 D004 TOTAL

D007

CHROMIUM

450.00D007% 0.018 D007 TOTAL

D009

MERCURY

72.00D009% 0.003 D009 TOTAL



REPORT YEAR 2013


D010

SELENIUM

1,161,220.00D010%46.077 D010 TOTAL

D011

SILVER

1,041.00D011% 0.041 D011 TOTAL

D016

2,4-D

548.00D016% 0.022 D016 TOTAL

D04

5.00D04% 0.000 D04 TOTAL

F002


150.00F002% 0.006 F002 TOTAL

F003


3,800.00F003% 0.151 F003 TOTAL

F005


10,814.91F005% 0.429 F005 TOTAL

P001




124.00P001% 0.005 P001 TOTAL

U125

FURANCARBOXALDEHYDE

0.00U125% 0.000 U125 TOTAL

TOTAL: MAURY COUNTY2,520,192.08 lbs

u

1,260.10 tons

MCMINN


D000

440.00D000% 0.141 D000 TOTAL

D001


38,401.00D001%12.275 D001 TOTAL

D002


638.00D002% 0.204 D002 TOTAL

D003


753.00D003% 0.241 D003 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

264.00D004% 0.084 D004 TOTAL

D005

BARIUM

899.00D005% 0.287 D005 TOTAL

D007

CHROMIUM

194,860.00D007%62.288 D007 TOTAL

D008

LEAD

15.00D008% 0.005 D008 TOTAL

D009

MERCURY

0.00D009% 0.000 D009 TOTAL

D011

SILVER

0.00D011% 0.000 D011 TOTAL

F002


1,137.00F002% 0.363 F002 TOTAL

F003


1,380.00F003% 0.441 F003 TOTAL

F007


66,000.00F007%21.097 F007 TOTAL

P001




30.00P001% 0.010 P001 TOTAL

P075


SALTS 5

18.00P075% 0.006 P075 TOTAL

TOTAL: MCMINN COUNTY312,835.00 lbs

u

156.42 tons

MCNAIRYD001


28,708.91D001%6.740 D001 TOTAL

D002


103,853.00D002%24.381 D002 TOTAL

D003




REPORT YEAR 2013


5,708.00D003% 1.340 D003 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

8.00D004% 0.002 D004 TOTAL

D007

CHROMIUM

177,642.00D007%41.705 D007 TOTAL

D009

MERCURY

703.00D009% 0.165 D009 TOTAL

D011

SILVER

912.00D011% 0.214 D011 TOTAL

F006


107,947.00F006%25.342 F006 TOTAL

F009


452.00F009% 0.106 F009 TOTAL

LABP

LAB PACK


P001



10.00P001% 0.002 P001 TOTAL

TOTAL: MCNAIRY COUNTY425,953.91 lbs

u

212.98 tons

MEIGSD001


157,025.87D001%56.971 D001 TOTAL

D002


62,355.00D002%22.623 D002 TOTAL

D006

CADMIUM

0.00D006% 0.000 D006 TOTAL

D008

LEAD

56,243.00D008%20.406 D008 TOTAL

TOTAL: MEIGS COUNTY275,623.87 lbs

u

137.81 tons

MONROE


D001


245,327.69D001%20.887 D001 TOTAL

D002


289,764.00D002%24.670 D002 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

98.00D004% 0.008 D004 TOTAL

D006

CADMIUM

17,950.00D006% 1.528 D006 TOTAL

D007

CHROMIUM

300.00D007% 0.026 D007 TOTAL

D008

LEAD

9,596.03D008% 0.817 D008 TOTAL

D009

MERCURY

305.31D009% 0.026 D009 TOTAL

D010

SELENIUM

578,727.00D010%49.271 D010 TOTAL

D011

SILVER

10,920.12D011% 0.930 D011 TOTAL

F002


93.92F002% 0.008 F002 TOTAL

F005


0.00F005% 0.000 F005 TOTAL

F006


600.00F006% 0.051 F006 TOTAL

F035


15,330.00F035% 1.305 F035 TOTAL

P001



76.00P001% 0.006 P001 TOTAL



REPORT YEAR 2013


P075


SALTS 5

12.00P075% 0.001 P075 TOTAL

TOTAL: MONROE COUNTY1,174,568.07 lbs

u

587.28 tons

MONTGOMERYD001


209,191.54D001%40.155 D001 TOTAL

D002


211,866.59D002%40.668 D002 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

2,765.00D004% 0.531 D004 TOTAL

D005

BARIUM

9,804.00D005% 1.882 D005 TOTAL

D006

CADMIUM

20,713.00D006% 3.976 D006 TOTAL

D007

CHROMIUM

9,546.75D007% 1.833 D007 TOTAL

D008

LEAD

7,168.02D008% 1.376 D008 TOTAL

D009

MERCURY

109.50D009% 0.021 D009 TOTAL

D011

SILVER

2,482.00D011% 0.476 D011 TOTAL

D016

2,4-D

569.00D016% 0.109 D016 TOTAL

D018

BENZENE

2,107.00D018% 0.404 D018 TOTAL

D039

TETRACHLOROETHYLENE

3,891.00D039% 0.747 D039 TOTAL

F002


100.00F002% 0.019 F002 TOTAL

F003


30,161.80F003%5.790 F003 TOTAL

F006


4,775.16F006% 0.917 F006 TOTAL

P001



5,060.00P001% 0.971 P001 TOTAL

P075


SALTS 5

54.00P075% 0.010 P075 TOTAL

U248


CONCENTRATIONS OF 0.3% OR LESS

598.00U248% 0.115 U248 TOTAL

TOTAL: MONTGOMERY COUNTY520,962.37 lbs

u

260.48 tons

MORGAND001


766.69D001%30.746 D001 TOTAL

D035

METHYL ETHYL KETONE

1,726.97D035%69.254 D035 TOTAL

TOTAL: MORGAN COUNTY2,493.67 lbs

u

1.25 tons

OBIOND001


26,061.22D001% 0.006 D001 TOTAL

D002


411,705,329.30D002%99.992 D002 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

84.00D004% 0.000 D004 TOTAL

D006

CADMIUM

500.00D006% 0.000 D006 TOTAL

D007

CHROMIUM



REPORT YEAR 2013


3,406.00D007% 0.001 D007 TOTAL

D009

MERCURY

350.00D009% 0.000 D009 TOTAL

D039

TETRACHLOROETHYLENE

141.00D039% 0.000 D039 TOTAL

F003


2,223.95F003% 0.001 F003 TOTAL

P001



14.00P001% 0.000 P001 TOTAL

TOTAL: OBION COUNTY411,738,109.47 lbs

u

205,869.05 tons

OVERTOND001


14,120.07D001%7.536 D001 TOTAL

D035

METHYL ETHYL KETONE

9,157.50D035% 4.887 D035 TOTAL

F005


164,103.07F005%87.577 F005 TOTAL

TOTAL: OVERTON COUNTY187,380.64 lbs

u

93.69 tons

PERRYD001


0.00D001%#Type!#Type! D001 TOTAL

TOTAL: PERRY COUNTY0.00 lbs

u

0.00 tons

PUTNAMD001


26,330.20D001%46.692 D001 TOTAL

D002


21,745.00D002%38.561 D002 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

1,344.00D004% 2.383 D004 TOTAL

D006

CADMIUM

5.00D006% 0.009 D006 TOTAL

D008

LEAD

8.00D008% 0.014 D008 TOTAL

D009

MERCURY

53.00D009% 0.094 D009 TOTAL

D011

SILVER

944.00D011% 1.674 D011 TOTAL

F002


2,937.75F002%5.210 F002 TOTAL

F003


2,560.00F003% 4.540 F003 TOTAL

F005


378.00F005% 0.670 F005 TOTAL

F006


0.00F006% 0.000 F006 TOTAL

P001



78.00P001% 0.138 P001 TOTAL

P075

NICOTINE, & SALTS

8.00P075% 0.014 P075 TOTAL

TOTAL: PUTNAM COUNTY56,390.95 lbs

u

28.20 tons

RHEAD001


6,587,580.51D001%80.447 D001 TOTAL

D002


1,551,274.19D002%18.944 D002 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC



REPORT YEAR 2013


45,622.42D004% 0.557 D004 TOTAL

D006

CADMIUM

101.41D006% 0.001 D006 TOTAL

D010

SELENIUM

2,063.51D010% 0.025 D010 TOTAL

F003


1,062.62F003% 0.013 F003 TOTAL

P001



28.00P001% 0.000 P001 TOTAL

U012

ANILINE

13.23U012% 0.000 U012 TOTAL

U188

PHENOL

928.14U188% 0.011 U188 TOTAL

TOTAL: RHEA COUNTY8,188,674.02 lbs

u

4,094.34 tons

ROANED001


2,224,022.42D001%44.625 D001 TOTAL

D002


22,827.22D002% 0.458 D002 TOTAL

D003


3,071.01D003% 0.062 D003 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

281,574.72D004%5.650 D004 TOTAL

D006

CADMIUM

461,470.58D006%9.259 D006 TOTAL

D008

LEAD

376,895.22D008%7.562 D008 TOTAL

D009

MERCURY

0.00D009% 0.000 D009 TOTAL

D011

SILVER

70.00D011% 0.001 D011 TOTAL

D018

BENZENE

0.00D018% 0.000 D018 TOTAL

F001


FLUOROCARBONS

35,983.48F001% 0.722 F001 TOTAL

F002


134,604.06F002% 2.701 F002 TOTAL

F003


3,548.00F003% 0.071 F003 TOTAL

F004


77.16F004% 0.002 F004 TOTAL

P001



13,850.00P001% 0.278 P001 TOTAL

P002

ACETAMIDE, N-(AMINOTHIOXOMETHYL)-

1,419,096.61P002%28.474 P002 TOTAL

P011

ARSENIC OXIDE AS2O5

6,111.15P011% 0.123 P011 TOTAL

P030

CYANIDES (SOLUBLE CYANIDE SALTS), NOT OTHERWISE

SPECIFIED

520.29P030% 0.010 P030 TOTAL

P098


61.73P098% 0.001 P098 TOTAL

U225

METHANE, TRIBROMO-

17.64U225% 0.000 U225 TOTAL

TOTAL: ROANE COUNTY4,983,801.28 lbs

u

2,491.90 tons

ROBERTSOND001


15,674.43D001%5.471 D001 TOTAL

D002


327.00D002% 0.114 D002 TOTAL



REPORT YEAR 2013


D004

ARSENIC

274.00D004% 0.096 D004 TOTAL

D007

CHROMIUM

420.00D007% 0.147 D007 TOTAL

D008

LEAD

236,115.00D008%82.413 D008 TOTAL

D009

MERCURY

22.00D009% 0.008 D009 TOTAL

D011

SILVER

1,233.00D011% 0.430 D011 TOTAL

F003


28,174.24F003%9.834 F003 TOTAL

F005


4,173.66F005% 1.457 F005 TOTAL

P001




90.00P001% 0.031 P001 TOTAL

TOTAL: ROBERTSON COUNTY286,503.33 lbs

u

143.25 tons

RUTHERFORD


D001


2,882,083.08D001% 2.823 D001 TOTAL

D002


99,022,615.20D002%96.995 D002 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

1,227.00D004% 0.001 D004 TOTAL

D005

BARIUM

24,305.00D005% 0.024 D005 TOTAL

D006

CADMIUM

2,943.00D006% 0.003 D006 TOTAL

D007

CHROMIUM

2,850.00D007% 0.003 D007 TOTAL

D008

LEAD

22,708.00D008% 0.022 D008 TOTAL

D009

MERCURY

683.00D009% 0.001 D009 TOTAL

D010

SELENIUM

100.00D010% 0.000 D010 TOTAL

D011

SILVER

12,119.00D011% 0.012 D011 TOTAL

D016

2,4-D

2,406.00D016% 0.002 D016 TOTAL

D018

BENZENE

429.00D018% 0.000 D018 TOTAL

D035

METHYL ETHYL KETONE

13,745.00D035% 0.013 D035 TOTAL

D039

TETRACHLOROETHYLENE

1,711.32D039% 0.002 D039 TOTAL

D040

TRICHLOROETHYLENE

167.00D040% 0.000 D040 TOTAL

DOO1

480.00DOO1% 0.000 DOO1 TOTAL

F001


FLUOROCARBONS

658.00F001% 0.001 F001 TOTAL

F002


4,631.56F002% 0.005 F002 TOTAL

F003


54,990.37F003% 0.054 F003 TOTAL

F005


2,128.02F005% 0.002 F005 TOTAL

P001






REPORT YEAR 2013


258.00P001% 0.000 P001 TOTAL

P012

ARSENIC TRIOXIDE

8,598.00P012% 0.008 P012 TOTAL

P075

NICOTINE, & SALTS

42.00P075% 0.000 P075 TOTAL

U010

MITOMYCIN C

28,100.00U010% 0.028 U010 TOTAL

TOTAL: RUTHERFORD COUNTY102,089,998.54 lbs

u

51,045.00 tons

SCOTTD001


56,189.00D001%95.161 D001 TOTAL

D002


445.00D002% 0.754 D002 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

1,717.00D004% 2.908 D004 TOTAL

D011

SILVER

689.00D011% 1.167 D011 TOTAL

P001




6.00P001% 0.010 P001 TOTAL

TOTAL: SCOTT COUNTY59,046.00 lbs

u

29.52 tons

SEQUATCHIED001


1,465.00D001%12.974 D001 TOTAL

D002


236.00D002% 2.090 D002 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

91.00D004% 0.806 D004 TOTAL

D011

SILVER

264.00D011% 2.338 D011 TOTAL

D017

2,4,5-TP (SILVEX)

9,220.00D017%81.651 D017 TOTAL

P001




16.00P001% 0.142 P001 TOTAL

TOTAL: SEQUATCHIE COUNTY11,292.00 lbs

u

5.65 tons

SEVIERD001


16,070.99D001%19.873 D001 TOTAL

D002


31,831.00D002%39.362 D002 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

88.00D004% 0.109 D004 TOTAL

D005

BARIUM

50.00D005% 0.062 D005 TOTAL

D007

CHROMIUM

1,819.00D007% 2.249 D007 TOTAL

D009

MERCURY

93.00D009% 0.115 D009 TOTAL

D011

SILVER

20,313.90D011%25.120 D011 TOTAL

D016

2,4-D

481.00D016% 0.595 D016 TOTAL

P001



8,750.00P001%10.820 P001 TOTAL

P105

SODIUM AZIDE

1,370.00P105% 1.694 P105 TOTAL

TOTAL: SEVIER COUNTY80,866.89 lbs

u

40.43 tons



REPORT YEAR 2013


SHELBY


D001


10,236,734.50D001% 3.268 D001 TOTAL

D002


241,629,995.62D002%77.148 D002 TOTAL

D003


87,551.79D003% 0.028 D003 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

21,848.97D004% 0.007 D004 TOTAL

D005

BARIUM

10,775.00D005% 0.003 D005 TOTAL

D006

CADMIUM

24,303.00D006% 0.008 D006 TOTAL

D007

CHROMIUM

13,109,167.01D007% 4.185 D007 TOTAL

D008

LEAD

23,986.59D008% 0.008 D008 TOTAL

D009

MERCURY

5,095.01D009% 0.002 D009 TOTAL

D010

SELENIUM

83,401.91D010% 0.027 D010 TOTAL

D011

SILVER

28,747.00D011% 0.009 D011 TOTAL

D016

2,4-D

3,605.00D016% 0.001 D016 TOTAL

D018

BENZENE

9,041,570.00D018% 2.887 D018 TOTAL

D019


230,649.00D019% 0.074 D019 TOTAL

D022

CHLOROFORM

491.00D022% 0.000 D022 TOTAL

D035

METHYL ETHYL KETONE

101,161.00D035% 0.032 D035 TOTAL

D039

TETRACHLOROETHYLENE

1,166.60D039% 0.000 D039 TOTAL

D040

TRICHLOROETHYLENE

0.00D040% 0.000 D040 TOTAL

F001


FLUOROCARBONS

502,209.00F001% 0.160 F001 TOTAL

F002


71,263.03F002% 0.023 F002 TOTAL

F003


24,091.27F003% 0.008 F003 TOTAL

F005


1,268.00F005% 0.000 F005 TOTAL

F006


72,050.00F006% 0.023 F006 TOTAL

F037

PRIMARY OIL/WATER/SOLIDS SEPARATION SLUDGE

116,579.25F037% 0.037 F037 TOTAL

K048

DISSOLVED AIR FLOTATION (DAF)

0.00K048% 0.000 K048 TOTAL

K061

STEEL PRODUCTION - ELECTRIC FURNACES.

20,620,800.00K061%6.584 K061 TOTAL

K170

16,650,744.15K170%5.316 K170 TOTAL

P001



10,846.16P001% 0.003 P001 TOTAL

P010

ARSENIC ACID H3ASO5

1,059.00P010% 0.000 P010 TOTAL

P012

ARSENIC OXIDE AS2O3

21,242.00P012% 0.007 P012 TOTAL



REPORT YEAR 2013


P042


, 1,2-

4,268.00P042% 0.001 P042 TOTAL

P063

HYDROGEN CYANIDE

183,578.00P063% 0.059 P063 TOTAL

P075

NICOTINE, & SALTS

151,012.00P075% 0.048 P075 TOTAL

P087

OSMIUM TETROXIDE

140.21P087% 0.000 P087 TOTAL

P088

OXABICYCLO[2.2.1]HEPTANE-2, 3-DICARBOXYLIC ACID

32,828.00P088% 0.010 P088 TOTAL

P098


11,689.98P098% 0.004 P098 TOTAL

P105

SODIUM AZIDE

7,189.20P105% 0.002 P105 TOTAL

P119

AMMONIUM VANADATE

12.00P119% 0.000 P119 TOTAL

P194

OXAMYL

8,360.00P194% 0.003 P194 TOTAL

U002

2-PROPANONE

9,800.00U002% 0.003 U002 TOTAL

U007

2-PROPENAMIDE

24.00U007% 0.000 U007 TOTAL

U080

METHANE, DICHLORO-

7,412.00U080% 0.002 U080 TOTAL

U114

ETHYLENEBISDITHIOCARBAMIC ACID, SALTS & ESTERS

100.00U114% 0.000 U114 TOTAL

U125

FURFURAL

50,360.00U125% 0.016 U125 TOTAL

U201

RESORCINOL

44.00U201% 0.000 U201 TOTAL

U226

METHYL CHLOROFORM

50.00U226% 0.000 U226 TOTAL

TOTAL: SHELBY COUNTY313,205,152.26 lbs

u

156,602.58 tons

SMITHD001


23,128.94D001% 0.265 D001 TOTAL

D002


25,352.67D002% 0.291 D002 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

393.00D004% 0.005 D004 TOTAL

D006

CADMIUM

1,902.57D006% 0.022 D006 TOTAL

D007

CHROMIUM

8,515,148.45D007%97.710 D007 TOTAL

D008

LEAD

1,159.62D008% 0.013 D008 TOTAL

D009

MERCURY

164.00D009% 0.002 D009 TOTAL

F002


298.00F002% 0.003 F002 TOTAL

F019

ALUMINUM COATING

147,121.78F019% 1.688 F019 TOTAL

P001



6.00P001% 0.000 P001 TOTAL

TOTAL: SMITH COUNTY8,714,675.03 lbs

u

4,357.34 tons

STEWARTD001


2,391.00D001%59.880 D001 TOTAL

D003


18.00D003% 0.451 D003 TOTAL



REPORT YEAR 2013


D005

BARIUM

1,564.00D005%39.169 D005 TOTAL

D009

MERCURY

20.00D009% 0.501 D009 TOTAL

TOTAL: STEWART COUNTY3,993.00 lbs

u

2.00 tons

SULLIVAN


D001


31,900,907.04D001% 0.046 D001 TOTAL

D002


69,566,840,407.40D002%99.733 D002 TOTAL

D003


10,011,507.35D003% 0.014 D003 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

158,028.42D004% 0.000 D004 TOTAL

D005

BARIUM

317,203.26D005% 0.000 D005 TOTAL

D006

CADMIUM

188.00D006% 0.000 D006 TOTAL

D007

CHROMIUM

1,357,508.58D007% 0.002 D007 TOTAL

D008

LEAD

153,974.24D008% 0.000 D008 TOTAL

D009

MERCURY

829.00D009% 0.000 D009 TOTAL

D011

SILVER

5,089.00D011% 0.000 D011 TOTAL

D016

2,4-D

346.00D016% 0.000 D016 TOTAL

D018

BENZENE

350.00D018% 0.000 D018 TOTAL

D039

TETRACHLOROETHYLENE

577.00D039% 0.000 D039 TOTAL

D040

TRICHLOROETHYLENE

222,202.00D040% 0.000 D040 TOTAL

F001


FLUOROCARBONS

835,292.08F001% 0.001 F001 TOTAL

F002


5,825.00F002% 0.000 F002 TOTAL

P001




404.50P001% 0.000 P001 TOTAL

P012

ARSENIC OXIDE AS2O3

5,249.95P012% 0.000 P012 TOTAL

P028

BENZYL CHLORIDE

4,074.10P028% 0.000 P028 TOTAL

P042


, 1,2-

105.82P042% 0.000 P042 TOTAL

U028


ESTER

357.15U028% 0.000 U028 TOTAL

U069

1,2-BENZENEDICARBOXYLIC ACID, DIBUTYL ESTER

4,607.61U069% 0.000 U069 TOTAL

U102

DIMETHYL PHTHALATE

806.88U102% 0.000 U102 TOTAL

U190

PHTHALIC ANHYDRIDE

3,915.37U190% 0.000 U190 TOTAL

U226

ETHANE, 1,1,1-TRICHLORO-

141,170,370.52U226% 0.202 U226 TOTAL

TOTAL: SULLIVAN COUNTY69,753,002,006.25 lbs

u

34,876,501.00 tons



REPORT YEAR 2013


SUMNER


D001


229,320.22D001% 1.904 D001 TOTAL

D002


1,074,134.88D002%8.920 D002 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

774.00D004% 0.006 D004 TOTAL

D006

CADMIUM

109.50D006% 0.001 D006 TOTAL

D007

CHROMIUM

18,186.00D007% 0.151 D007 TOTAL

D008

LEAD

4,741.32D008% 0.039 D008 TOTAL

D009

MERCURY

132.00D009% 0.001 D009 TOTAL

D011

SILVER

3,620.00D011% 0.030 D011 TOTAL

D016

2,4-D

479.00D016% 0.004 D016 TOTAL

D039

TETRACHLOROETHYLENE

309.40D039% 0.003 D039 TOTAL

F001


FLUOROCARBONS

61,392.00F001% 0.510 F001 TOTAL

F002


3,574.00F002% 0.030 F002 TOTAL

F003


757.64F003% 0.006 F003 TOTAL

F005


14,720.00F005% 0.122 F005 TOTAL

F006


184,991.30F006% 1.536 F006 TOTAL

K061


10,444,680.00K061%86.733 K061 TOTAL

P001



108.00P001% 0.001 P001 TOTAL

P075

NICOTINE, & SALTS

20.00P075% 0.000 P075 TOTAL

TOTAL: SUMNER COUNTY12,042,283.26 lbs

u

6,021.14 tons

TIPTOND001


4,791.00D001%37.338 D001 TOTAL

D002


4,966.80D002%38.708 D002 TOTAL

D006

CADMIUM

1,149.00D006%8.955 D006 TOTAL

D007

CHROMIUM

1,849.50D007%14.414 D007 TOTAL

D016

2,4-D

75.00D016% 0.585 D016 TOTAL

TOTAL: TIPTON COUNTY12,831.30 lbs

u

6.42 tons

TROUSDALED007

CHROMIUM

105.82D007% 1.545 D007 TOTAL

D035

METHYL ETHYL KETONE

6,058.00D035%88.474 D035 TOTAL

F003


0.00F003% 0.000 F003 TOTAL



REPORT YEAR 2013


F005


683.43F005%9.981 F005 TOTAL

TOTAL: TROUSDALE COUNTY6,847.25 lbs

u

3.42 tons

UNICOID001


11,973.55D001%33.494 D001 TOTAL

D002


5,195.41D002%14.533 D002 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

13,794.21D004%38.587 D004 TOTAL

D005

BARIUM

126.00D005% 0.352 D005 TOTAL

D008

LEAD

1,998.47D008%5.590 D008 TOTAL

D009

MERCURY

360.23D009% 1.008 D009 TOTAL

D011

SILVER

315.00D011% 0.881 D011 TOTAL

P001



62.00P001% 0.173 P001 TOTAL

P105

SODIUM AZIDE

1,923.51P105%5.381 P105 TOTAL

TOTAL: UNICOI COUNTY35,748.39 lbs

u

17.87 tons

WARREND001


9,330.00D001%77.447 D001 TOTAL

D002


2,554.00D002%21.200 D002 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

62.00D004% 0.515 D004 TOTAL

D008

LEAD

47.00D008% 0.390 D008 TOTAL

F003


38.00F003% 0.315 F003 TOTAL

P001



16.00P001% 0.133 P001 TOTAL

TOTAL: WARREN COUNTY12,047.00 lbs

u

6.02 tons

WASHINGTOND001


181,960.94D001%80.756 D001 TOTAL

D002


12,053.00D002%5.349 D002 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

690.00D004% 0.306 D004 TOTAL

D005

BARIUM

1.00D005% 0.000 D005 TOTAL

D007

CHROMIUM

1,300.01D007% 0.577 D007 TOTAL

D008

LEAD

2,475.00D008% 1.098 D008 TOTAL

D009

MERCURY

110.00D009% 0.049 D009 TOTAL

D011

SILVER

5,287.00D011% 2.346 D011 TOTAL

D016

2,4-D

251.00D016% 0.111 D016 TOTAL

D018

BENZENE

8,200.00D018% 3.639 D018 TOTAL



REPORT YEAR 2013


D039

TETRACHLOROETHYLENE

2,351.96D039% 1.044 D039 TOTAL

F001


FLUOROCARBONS

5,842.19F001% 2.593 F001 TOTAL

F003


846.57F003% 0.376 F003 TOTAL

F005


115.30F005% 0.051 F005 TOTAL

P001




222.59P001% 0.099 P001 TOTAL

P075


SALTS 5

10.00P075% 0.004 P075 TOTAL

U010

MITOMYCIN C

365.96U010% 0.162 U010 TOTAL

U039

PHENOL, 4-CHLORO-3-METHYL-

100.00U039% 0.044 U039 TOTAL

U188

PHENOL

1,300.00U188% 0.577 U188 TOTAL

U227


1,840.00U227% 0.817 U227 TOTAL

TOTAL: WASHINGTON COUNTY225,322.53 lbs

u

112.66 tons

WAYNED009

MERCURY

320,260.00D009%96.196 D009 TOTAL

D040

TRICHLOROETHYLENE

12,665.43D040% 3.804 D040 TOTAL

TOTAL: WAYNE COUNTY332,925.43 lbs

u

166.46 tons

WEAKLEYD001


17,892.00D001%82.342 D001 TOTAL

D002


65.00D002% 0.299 D002 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

189.00D004% 0.870 D004 TOTAL

D005

BARIUM

1.00D005% 0.005 D005 TOTAL

D009

MERCURY

176.00D009% 0.810 D009 TOTAL

D011

SILVER

2,232.00D011%10.272 D011 TOTAL

D024

CRESOL, M-

6.00D024% 0.028 D024 TOTAL

P001




1,168.00P001%5.375 P001 TOTAL

TOTAL: WEAKLEY COUNTY21,729.00 lbs

u

10.86 tons

WHITED001


130,830.75D001%96.892 D001 TOTAL

D002


2,222.00D002% 1.646 D002 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

349.00D004% 0.258 D004 TOTAL

D006

CADMIUM

1,035.00D006% 0.767 D006 TOTAL

F001


FLUOROCARBONS



REPORT YEAR 2013


480.00F001% 0.355 F001 TOTAL

F003


30.00F003% 0.022 F003 TOTAL

F005


40.00F005% 0.030 F005 TOTAL

P001




16.00P001% 0.012 P001 TOTAL

P075


SALTS 5

24.00P075% 0.018 P075 TOTAL

TOTAL: WHITE COUNTY135,026.75 lbs

u

67.51 tons

WILLIAMSON


D001


126,117.10D001%50.597 D001 TOTAL

D002


1,778.00D002% 0.713 D002 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

73.00D004% 0.029 D004 TOTAL

D005

BARIUM

3.00D005% 0.001 D005 TOTAL

D007

CHROMIUM

36.00D007% 0.014 D007 TOTAL

D008

LEAD

480.00D008% 0.193 D008 TOTAL

D009

MERCURY

127.00D009% 0.051 D009 TOTAL

D011

SILVER

36,546.00D011%14.662 D011 TOTAL

D016

2,4-D

2,632.00D016% 1.056 D016 TOTAL

D018

BENZENE

285.00D018% 0.114 D018 TOTAL

D024

CRESOL, M-

13,307.00D024%5.339 D024 TOTAL

D026

CRESOL

52,843.00D026%21.200 D026 TOTAL

D039

TETRACHLOROETHYLENE

55.00D039% 0.022 D039 TOTAL

F002


2,265.27F002% 0.909 F002 TOTAL

F003


215.00F003% 0.086 F003 TOTAL

F027

TRI-, TETRA-, OR PENTACHLOROPHENOL

22.00F027% 0.009 F027 TOTAL

P001




12,426.00P001% 4.985 P001 TOTAL

P075


SALTS 5

34.00P075% 0.014 P075 TOTAL

U002

2-PROPANONE

0.00U002% 0.000 U002 TOTAL

TOTAL: WILLIAMSON COUNTY249,259.37 lbs

u

124.63 tons

WILSON


D001


533,794.58D001%17.307 D001 TOTAL

D002




REPORT YEAR 2013


44,690.57D002% 1.449 D002 TOTAL

D004

ARSENIC

673.00D004% 0.022 D004 TOTAL

D005

BARIUM

2.00D005% 0.000 D005 TOTAL

D007

CHROMIUM

1,307,020.75D007%42.378 D007 TOTAL

D009

MERCURY

86.00D009% 0.003 D009 TOTAL

D010

SELENIUM

26,401.00D010% 0.856 D010 TOTAL

D011

SILVER

2,170.00D011% 0.070 D011 TOTAL

D016

2,4-D

172.00D016% 0.006 D016 TOTAL

D018

BENZENE

374.00D018% 0.012 D018 TOTAL

D021

CHLOROBENZENE

1,145.00D021% 0.037 D021 TOTAL

D022

CHLOROFORM

2,000.00D022% 0.065 D022 TOTAL

D039

TETRACHLOROETHYLENE

224.00D039% 0.007 D039 TOTAL

F001


FLUOROCARBONS

10,100.00F001% 0.327 F001 TOTAL

F002


1,116.61F002% 0.036 F002 TOTAL

F003


5,650.00F003% 0.183 F003 TOTAL

F005


6,115.00F005% 0.198 F005 TOTAL

F006


37,642.93F006% 1.221 F006 TOTAL

F007


1,021,245.68F007%33.112 F007 TOTAL

F019

ALUMINUM COATING

83,244.53F019% 2.699 F019 TOTAL

P001



98.00P001% 0.003 P001 TOTAL

P075

NICOTINE, & SALTS

32.00P075% 0.001 P075 TOTAL

TOTAL: WILSON COUNTY3,084,185.25 lbs

u

1,542.09 tons



REPORT YEAR 2013


-End of Report-

78,575,571,655.61

39,287,785.83u

STATEWIDE GRAND TOTAL*

lbs

tons

*NOTE: Summary totals are independently derived based on the selection criteria used in creation of the report. As a result, totals may not match exactly on these individual reports. However, some correlation is expected. Wildly differing totals probably mean there is an error. Report such errors if the difference exceeds say, 10-20%.


Amount of Hazardous Waste Generated by EPA Waste Code Showing Onsite Treatment STATEWIDE

Appendix A-7

Department of Environment and ConservationDivision of Solid Waste Management


615-532-0780

State of Tennessee


Phone: Fax:


Nashville, TN 37243




REPORT YEAR 2013

Amount of Hazardous Waste Generated by EPA Waste Code Showing Onsite Treatment STATEWIDE Appendix A-7

KYD001


BLANK OR NOT SPECIFIED

41,017.00D001%45.286 D001 TOTAL lbs

D002



1,089.00D002% 1.202 D002 TOTAL lbs

D004

ARSENIC


1,281.00D004% 1.414 D004 TOTAL lbs

D005

BARIUM


9,804.00D005%10.824 D005 TOTAL lbs

D006

CADMIUM


19,013.00D006%20.992 D006 TOTAL lbs

D007

CHROMIUM


8,507.00D007%9.392 D007 TOTAL lbs

D008

LEAD


7,157.00D008%7.902 D008 TOTAL lbs

D018

BENZENE


2,107.00D018% 2.326 D018 TOTAL lbs

U248




598.00U248% 0.660 U248 TOTAL lbs

TOTAL FOR KY 90,573.00 lbsu

45.29 Tons



REPORT YEAR 2013


TN


29,043.13% 0.000 BLANK OR NOT SPECIFIED TOTAL lbs

>2 <


300.00>2 <% 0.000 >2 < TOTAL lbs

D000


440.00D000% 0.000 D000 TOTAL lbs

D001



S01 STORAGE IN A CONTAINER, BARREL, DRUM ETC

87,912,381.95D001% 0.112 D001 TOTAL lbs

D002



76,005,165,914.58D002%96.729 D002 TOTAL lbs

D003



10,276,910.85D003% 0.013 D003 TOTAL lbs

D004

ARSENIC


945,139.24D004% 0.001 D004 TOTAL lbs

D005

BARIUM


427,753.80D005% 0.001 D005 TOTAL lbs

D006

CADMIUM


26,766,107.93D006% 0.034 D006 TOTAL lbs

D007

CHROMIUM


551,154,944.11D007% 0.701 D007 TOTAL lbs

D008

LEAD


8,700,823.52D008% 0.011 D008 TOTAL lbs

D009

MERCURY


928,198,438.50D009% 1.181 D009 TOTAL lbs

D010

SELENIUM


2,956,943.32D010% 0.004 D010 TOTAL lbs

D011

SILVER


481,891.52D011% 0.001 D011 TOTAL lbs

D016

2,4-D


20,047.00D016% 0.000 D016 TOTAL lbs

D017

2,4,5-TP (SILVEX)


9,220.00D017% 0.000 D017 TOTAL lbs

D018

BENZENE


10,950,560.01D018% 0.014 D018 TOTAL lbs

D019



239,038.00D019% 0.000 D019 TOTAL lbs

D021

CHLOROBENZENE


1,145.00D021% 0.000 D021 TOTAL lbs

D022

CHLOROFORM


70,907.14D022% 0.000 D022 TOTAL lbs

D023

CRESOL, O-


450.00D023% 0.000 D023 TOTAL lbs

D024

CRESOL, M-


13,478.30D024% 0.000 D024 TOTAL lbs

D026

CRESOL


67,252.27D026% 0.000 D026 TOTAL lbs



REPORT YEAR 2013


D029



336,679.30D029% 0.000 D029 TOTAL lbs

D030



88.18D030% 0.000 D030 TOTAL lbs

D035

METHYL ETHYL KETONE


154,898.93D035% 0.000 D035 TOTAL lbs

D039

TETRACHLOROETHYLENE


101,365.10D039% 0.000 D039 TOTAL lbs

D04


5.00D04% 0.000 D04 TOTAL lbs

D040

TRICHLOROETHYLENE


471,280.09D040% 0.001 D040 TOTAL lbs

D043

VINYL CHLORIDE


75.00D043% 0.000 D043 TOTAL lbs

DOO1


480.00DOO1% 0.000 DOO1 TOTAL lbs

F001


FLUOROCARBONS


20,580,543.66F001% 0.026 F001 TOTAL lbs

F002



257,524.10F002% 0.000 F002 TOTAL lbs

F003



1,088,230.69F003% 0.001 F003 TOTAL lbs

F004



77.16F004% 0.000 F004 TOTAL lbs

F005



67,662,711.32F005% 0.086 F005 TOTAL lbs

F006



1,591,731.62F006% 0.002 F006 TOTAL lbs

F007



483,032,067.68F007% 0.615 F007 TOTAL lbs

F008



88.00F008% 0.000 F008 TOTAL lbs

F009



12,666,352.23F009% 0.016 F009 TOTAL lbs

F019

ALUMINUM COATING


468,055.24F019% 0.001 F019 TOTAL lbs

F027



22.00F027% 0.000 F027 TOTAL lbs

F034



60.00F034% 0.000 F034 TOTAL lbs

F035



15,580.00F035% 0.000 F035 TOTAL lbs

F037



116,579.25F037% 0.000 F037 TOTAL lbs

F039


WASTE


11,926.22F039% 0.000 F039 TOTAL lbs

K044

EXPLOSIVES


4,945.50K044% 0.000 K044 TOTAL lbs



REPORT YEAR 2013


K047

TNT


3,332,700.00K047% 0.004 K047 TOTAL lbs

K048



0.00K048% 0.000 K048 TOTAL lbs

K061



31,065,480.00K061% 0.040 K061 TOTAL lbs

K088



15,488,794.00K088% 0.020 K088 TOTAL lbs

K158



130.00K158% 0.000 K158 TOTAL lbs

K170


16,650,744.15K170% 0.021 K170 TOTAL lbs

LABP

LAB PACK


218.03LABP% 0.000 LABP TOTAL lbs

P001





194,558.91P001% 0.000 P001 TOTAL lbs

P002

ACETYL-2-THIOUREA, 1-


1,419,096.61P002% 0.002 P002 TOTAL lbs

P010

ARSENIC ACID H3ASO5


1,059.00P010% 0.000 P010 TOTAL lbs

P011

ARSENIC OXIDE AS2O5


6,111.15P011% 0.000 P011 TOTAL lbs

P012

ARSENIC TRIOXIDE


71,937.45P012% 0.000 P012 TOTAL lbs

P015

BERYLLIUM POWDER


3.00P015% 0.000 P015 TOTAL lbs

P024

P-CHLOROANILINE


1,512.00P024% 0.000 P024 TOTAL lbs

P028

BENZYL CHLORIDE


4,074.10P028% 0.000 P028 TOTAL lbs

P030


SPECIFIED


520.29P030% 0.000 P030 TOTAL lbs

P042


, 1,2-


15,307.02P042% 0.000 P042 TOTAL lbs

P048



600.09P048% 0.000 P048 TOTAL lbs

P056

FLUORINE


2.00P056% 0.000 P056 TOTAL lbs

P063

HYDROCYANIC ACID


183,582.00P063% 0.000 P063 TOTAL lbs

P075


SALTS 5


152,599.68P075% 0.000 P075 TOTAL lbs

P076

NITROGEN OXIDE NO


22.00P076% 0.000 P076 TOTAL lbs

P078

NITROGEN OXIDE NO2


30.00P078% 0.000 P078 TOTAL lbs

P087

OSMIUM OXIDE OSO4


13,248.21P087% 0.000 P087 TOTAL lbs



REPORT YEAR 2013


P088

ENDOTHALL


32,828.00P088% 0.000 P088 TOTAL lbs

P096

HYDROGEN PHOSPHIDE


2.00P096% 0.000 P096 TOTAL lbs

P098



67,915.72P098% 0.000 P098 TOTAL lbs

P105

SODIUM AZIDE


10,846.71P105% 0.000 P105 TOTAL lbs

P106



1,866.00P106% 0.000 P106 TOTAL lbs

P119

AMMONIUM VANADATE


12.00P119% 0.000 P119 TOTAL lbs

P120

VANADIUM OXIDE V2O5


1,569.06P120% 0.000 P120 TOTAL lbs

P194

OXAMYL


8,360.00P194% 0.000 P194 TOTAL lbs

PO98


5,925.00PO98% 0.000 PO98 TOTAL lbs

U002

ACETONE


40,746.00U002% 0.000 U002 TOTAL lbs

U007

2-PROPENAMIDE


24.00U007% 0.000 U007 TOTAL lbs

U010

MITOMYCIN C


32,433.96U010% 0.000 U010 TOTAL lbs

U012

BENZENAMINE


13.23U012% 0.000 U012 TOTAL lbs

U028


ESTER


1,931.15U028% 0.000 U028 TOTAL lbs

U039

P-CHLORO-M-CRESOL


100.00U039% 0.000 U039 TOTAL lbs

U043

ETHENE, CHLORO-


6.00U043% 0.000 U043 TOTAL lbs

U045

METHYL CHLORIDE


160.00U045% 0.000 U045 TOTAL lbs

U069

DIBUTYL PHTHALATE


4,607.61U069% 0.000 U069 TOTAL lbs

U075

DICHLORODIFLUOROMETHANE


50.00U075% 0.000 U075 TOTAL lbs

U080

METHANE, DICHLORO-


8,912.00U080% 0.000 U080 TOTAL lbs

U092

DIMETHYLAMINE


20.00U092% 0.000 U092 TOTAL lbs

U102

DIMETHYL PHTHALATE


806.88U102% 0.000 U102 TOTAL lbs

U112

ETHYL ACETATE


200.00U112% 0.000 U112 TOTAL lbs

U114

CARBAMODITHIOIC ACID, 1,2-ETHANEDIYLBIS-, SALTS

& ESTERS


100.00U114% 0.000 U114 TOTAL lbs



REPORT YEAR 2013


U115

OXIRANE


10.00U115% 0.000 U115 TOTAL lbs

U122

FORMALDEHYDE


13,467.90U122% 0.000 U122 TOTAL lbs

U125

FURANCARBOXALDEHYDE


50,360.00U125% 0.000 U125 TOTAL lbs

U134

HYDROFLUORIC ACID


5,798.00U134% 0.000 U134 TOTAL lbs

U135

HYDROGEN SULFIDE H2S


2,906.00U135% 0.000 U135 TOTAL lbs

U147

MALEIC ANHYDRIDE


24,912.00U147% 0.000 U147 TOTAL lbs

U154

METHYL ALCOHOL


1,056.00U154% 0.000 U154 TOTAL lbs

U158

BENZENAMINE, 4,4'-METHYLENEBIS[2-CHLORO-


1,642.00U158% 0.000 U158 TOTAL lbs

U188

PHENOL


5,940.14U188% 0.000 U188 TOTAL lbs

U190

1,3-ISOBENZOFURANDIONE


4,511.37U190% 0.000 U190 TOTAL lbs

U201

RESORCINOL


44.00U201% 0.000 U201 TOTAL lbs

U206

GLUCOPYRANOSE, 2-DEOXY-2-(3-METHYL-3-

NITROSOUREIDO)-,


1,167.00U206% 0.000 U206 TOTAL lbs

U220

TOLUENE


10.00U220% 0.000 U220 TOTAL lbs

U223



12,722.00U223% 0.000 U223 TOTAL lbs

U225

METHANE, TRIBROMO-


17.64U225% 0.000 U225 TOTAL lbs

U226



141,170,420.52U226% 0.180 U226 TOTAL lbs

U227

1,1,2-TRICHLOROETHANE


1,840.00U227% 0.000 U227 TOTAL lbs

U228

TRICHLOROETHYLENE


142,398,828.00U228% 0.181 U228 TOTAL lbs

U239

BENZENE, DIMETHYL-


11,228.66U239% 0.000 U239 TOTAL lbs

U244

THIRAM


1,911.96U244% 0.000 U244 TOTAL lbs

U411



28.00U411% 0.000 U411 TOTAL lbs

TOTAL FOR TN 78,575,481,082.61 lbsu

39,287,740.54 Tons



REPORT YEAR 2013


-End of Report-

It is assumed that any state other than TN is in error, however the federal installation of Fort Campbell may account for the designation of KY for PState or Physical State Location. Thus the totals for each state may appear on this report.


Ranking of Amount of Hazardous Waste Generated by EPA Waste Code STATEWIDE



615-532-0780

State of Tennessee


Phone: Fax:


Nashville, TN 37243




REPORT YEAR 2013

Ranking of Amount of Hazardous Waste Generated by EPA Waste Code STATEWIDE Appendix A-8

KYD001


41,017.00D001%45.286 D001 TOTAL lbs

D002


1,089.00D002% 1.202 D002 TOTAL lbs

D004

ARSENIC

1,281.00D004% 1.414 D004 TOTAL lbs

D005

BARIUM

9,804.00D005%10.824 D005 TOTAL lbs

D006

CADMIUM

19,013.00D006%20.992 D006 TOTAL lbs

D007

CHROMIUM

8,507.00D007%9.392 D007 TOTAL lbs

D008

LEAD

7,157.00D008%7.902 D008 TOTAL lbs

D018

BENZENE

2,107.00D018% 2.326 D018 TOTAL lbs

U248

BENZOPYRAN-2-ONE, 4-HYDROXY-3-(3-OXO-1-

PHENYLBUTYL)-, & SALTS, WHEN PRESENT AT


598.00U248% 0.660 U248 TOTAL lbs

TOTAL FOR KY 90,573.00 lbsu

45.29 Tons

TN

29,043.13% 0.000 BLANK OR NOT SPECIFIED TOTAL lbs

>2 <

300.00>2 <% 0.000 >2 < TOTAL lbs

D000

440.00D000% 0.000 D000 TOTAL lbs

D001


87,912,381.95D001% 0.112 D001 TOTAL lbs

D002


76,005,165,914.58D002%96.729 D002 TOTAL lbs

D003


10,276,910.85D003% 0.013 D003 TOTAL lbs

D004

ARSENIC

945,139.24D004% 0.001 D004 TOTAL lbs

D005

BARIUM

427,753.80D005% 0.001 D005 TOTAL lbs

D006

CADMIUM

26,766,107.93D006% 0.034 D006 TOTAL lbs

D007

CHROMIUM

551,154,944.11D007% 0.701 D007 TOTAL lbs

D008

LEAD

8,700,823.52D008% 0.011 D008 TOTAL lbs



REPORT YEAR 2013


D009

MERCURY

928,198,438.50D009% 1.181 D009 TOTAL lbs

D010

SELENIUM

2,956,943.32D010% 0.004 D010 TOTAL lbs

D011

SILVER

481,891.52D011% 0.001 D011 TOTAL lbs

D016

2,4-D

20,047.00D016% 0.000 D016 TOTAL lbs

D017

2,4,5-TP (SILVEX)

9,220.00D017% 0.000 D017 TOTAL lbs

D018

BENZENE

10,950,560.01D018% 0.014 D018 TOTAL lbs

D019


239,038.00D019% 0.000 D019 TOTAL lbs

D021

CHLOROBENZENE

1,145.00D021% 0.000 D021 TOTAL lbs

D022

CHLOROFORM

70,907.14D022% 0.000 D022 TOTAL lbs

D023

CRESOL, O-

450.00D023% 0.000 D023 TOTAL lbs

D024

CRESOL, M-

13,478.30D024% 0.000 D024 TOTAL lbs

D026

CRESOL

67,252.27D026% 0.000 D026 TOTAL lbs

D029


336,679.30D029% 0.000 D029 TOTAL lbs

D030


88.18D030% 0.000 D030 TOTAL lbs

D035

METHYL ETHYL KETONE

154,898.93D035% 0.000 D035 TOTAL lbs

D039

TETRACHLOROETHYLENE

101,365.10D039% 0.000 D039 TOTAL lbs

D04

5.00D04% 0.000 D04 TOTAL lbs

D040

TRICHLOROETHYLENE

471,280.09D040% 0.001 D040 TOTAL lbs

D043

VINYL CHLORIDE

75.00D043% 0.000 D043 TOTAL lbs

DOO1

480.00DOO1% 0.000 DOO1 TOTAL lbs

F001


FLUOROCARBONS

20,580,543.66F001% 0.026 F001 TOTAL lbs

F002


257,524.10F002% 0.000 F002 TOTAL lbs

F003


1,088,230.69F003% 0.001 F003 TOTAL lbs

F004


77.16F004% 0.000 F004 TOTAL lbs

F005


67,662,711.32F005% 0.086 F005 TOTAL lbs

F006


1,591,731.62F006% 0.002 F006 TOTAL lbs

F007


483,032,067.68F007% 0.615 F007 TOTAL lbs

F008


88.00F008% 0.000 F008 TOTAL lbs

F009


12,666,352.23F009% 0.016 F009 TOTAL lbs

F019

ALUMINUM COATING

468,055.24F019% 0.001 F019 TOTAL lbs

F027


22.00F027% 0.000 F027 TOTAL lbs

F034


60.00F034% 0.000 F034 TOTAL lbs



REPORT YEAR 2013


F035


15,580.00F035% 0.000 F035 TOTAL lbs

F037


116,579.25F037% 0.000 F037 TOTAL lbs

F039


WASTE

11,926.22F039% 0.000 F039 TOTAL lbs

K044

EXPLOSIVES

4,945.50K044% 0.000 K044 TOTAL lbs

K047

TNT

3,332,700.00K047% 0.004 K047 TOTAL lbs

K048


0.00K048% 0.000 K048 TOTAL lbs

K061


31,065,480.00K061% 0.040 K061 TOTAL lbs

K088


15,488,794.00K088% 0.020 K088 TOTAL lbs

K158


130.00K158% 0.000 K158 TOTAL lbs

K170

16,650,744.15K170% 0.021 K170 TOTAL lbs

LABP

LAB PACK

218.03LABP% 0.000 LABP TOTAL lbs

P001




194,558.91P001% 0.000 P001 TOTAL lbs

P002

ACETYL-2-THIOUREA, 1-

1,419,096.61P002% 0.002 P002 TOTAL lbs

P010

ARSENIC ACID H3ASO5

1,059.00P010% 0.000 P010 TOTAL lbs

P011

ARSENIC OXIDE AS2O5

6,111.15P011% 0.000 P011 TOTAL lbs

P012

ARSENIC OXIDE AS2O3

71,937.45P012% 0.000 P012 TOTAL lbs

P015

BERYLLIUM POWDER

3.00P015% 0.000 P015 TOTAL lbs

P024

BENZENAMINE, 4-CHLORO-

1,512.00P024% 0.000 P024 TOTAL lbs

P028

BENZYL CHLORIDE

4,074.10P028% 0.000 P028 TOTAL lbs

P030


SPECIFIED

520.29P030% 0.000 P030 TOTAL lbs

P042

EPINEPHRINE

15,307.02P042% 0.000 P042 TOTAL lbs

P048


600.09P048% 0.000 P048 TOTAL lbs

P056

FLUORINE

2.00P056% 0.000 P056 TOTAL lbs

P063

HYDROCYANIC ACID

183,582.00P063% 0.000 P063 TOTAL lbs

P075


SALTS 5

152,599.68P075% 0.000 P075 TOTAL lbs

P076

NITRIC OXIDE

22.00P076% 0.000 P076 TOTAL lbs

P078

NITROGEN DIOXIDE

30.00P078% 0.000 P078 TOTAL lbs

P087

OSMIUM TETROXIDE

13,248.21P087% 0.000 P087 TOTAL lbs

P088

ENDOTHALL

32,828.00P088% 0.000 P088 TOTAL lbs

P096

HYDROGEN PHOSPHIDE

2.00P096% 0.000 P096 TOTAL lbs

P098

POTASSIUM CYANIDE

67,915.72P098% 0.000 P098 TOTAL lbs



REPORT YEAR 2013


P105

SODIUM AZIDE

10,846.71P105% 0.000 P105 TOTAL lbs

P106

SODIUM CYANIDE

1,866.00P106% 0.000 P106 TOTAL lbs

P119

VANADIC ACID, AMMONIUM SALT

12.00P119% 0.000 P119 TOTAL lbs

P120

VANADIUM OXIDE V2O5

1,569.06P120% 0.000 P120 TOTAL lbs

P194

OXAMYL

8,360.00P194% 0.000 P194 TOTAL lbs

PO98

5,925.00PO98% 0.000 PO98 TOTAL lbs

U002

ACETONE

40,746.00U002% 0.000 U002 TOTAL lbs

U007

ACRYLAMIDE

24.00U007% 0.000 U007 TOTAL lbs

U010

MITOMYCIN C

32,433.96U010% 0.000 U010 TOTAL lbs

U012

BENZENAMINE

13.23U012% 0.000 U012 TOTAL lbs

U028


ESTER

1,931.15U028% 0.000 U028 TOTAL lbs

U039

P-CHLORO-M-CRESOL

100.00U039% 0.000 U039 TOTAL lbs

U043

VINYL CHLORIDE

6.00U043% 0.000 U043 TOTAL lbs

U045

METHANE, CHLORO-

160.00U045% 0.000 U045 TOTAL lbs

U069

1,2-BENZENEDICARBOXYLIC ACID, DIBUTYL ESTER

4,607.61U069% 0.000 U069 TOTAL lbs

U075

DICHLORODIFLUOROMETHANE

50.00U075% 0.000 U075 TOTAL lbs

U080

METHYLENE CHLORIDE

8,912.00U080% 0.000 U080 TOTAL lbs

U092

DIMETHYLAMINE

20.00U092% 0.000 U092 TOTAL lbs

U102

1,2-BENZENEDICARBOXYLIC ACID, DIMETHYL ESTER

806.88U102% 0.000 U102 TOTAL lbs

U112

ETHYL ACETATE

200.00U112% 0.000 U112 TOTAL lbs

U114

CARBAMODITHIOIC ACID, 1,2-ETHANEDIYLBIS-, SALTS

& ESTERS

100.00U114% 0.000 U114 TOTAL lbs

U115

OXIRANE

10.00U115% 0.000 U115 TOTAL lbs

U122

FORMALDEHYDE

13,467.90U122% 0.000 U122 TOTAL lbs

U125

FURANCARBOXALDEHYDE

50,360.00U125% 0.000 U125 TOTAL lbs

U134

HYDROFLUORIC ACID

5,798.00U134% 0.000 U134 TOTAL lbs

U135

HYDROGEN SULFIDE

2,906.00U135% 0.000 U135 TOTAL lbs

U147

2,5-FURANDIONE

24,912.00U147% 0.000 U147 TOTAL lbs

U154

METHYL ALCOHOL

1,056.00U154% 0.000 U154 TOTAL lbs

U158

4,4'-METHYLENEBIS(2-CHLOROANILINE)

1,642.00U158% 0.000 U158 TOTAL lbs

U188

PHENOL

5,940.14U188% 0.000 U188 TOTAL lbs

U190

1,3-ISOBENZOFURANDIONE

4,511.37U190% 0.000 U190 TOTAL lbs

U201

RESORCINOL

44.00U201% 0.000 U201 TOTAL lbs



REPORT YEAR 2013


U206

STREPTOZOTOCIN

1,167.00U206% 0.000 U206 TOTAL lbs

U220

BENZENE, METHYL-

10.00U220% 0.000 U220 TOTAL lbs

U223


12,722.00U223% 0.000 U223 TOTAL lbs

U225

BROMOFORM

17.64U225% 0.000 U225 TOTAL lbs

U226

METHYL CHLOROFORM

141,170,420.52U226% 0.180 U226 TOTAL lbs

U227

1,1,2-TRICHLOROETHANE

1,840.00U227% 0.000 U227 TOTAL lbs

U228

TRICHLOROETHYLENE

142,398,828.00U228% 0.181 U228 TOTAL lbs

U239

XYLENE

11,228.66U239% 0.000 U239 TOTAL lbs

U244

THIRAM

1,911.96U244% 0.000 U244 TOTAL lbs

U411


28.00U411% 0.000 U411 TOTAL lbs

TOTAL FOR TN 78,575,481,082.61 lbsu

39,287,740.54 Tons

-End of Report-

It is assumed that any state other than TN is in error, however the federal installation of Fort Campbell may account for the designation of KY for PState or Physical State Location. Thus the totals for each state may appear on this report.


Ranking of Amount of Hazardous Waste Water Handled STATEWIDE

Appendix A-9

(H03, H06, H07, H09 TREATMENT CODES)

Department of Environment and ConservationDivision of Solid Waste Management


615-532-0780

State of Tennessee


Phone: Fax:


Nashville, TN 37243



TOTAL HANDLED (IN POUNDS)RANKING

REPORT YEAR 2013

Ranking of Amount of Hazardous Waste Water Handled STATEWIDE (H03, H06, H07, H09 TREATMENT CODES) Appendix A-9

COUNTYWS#

H03 RELEASED ONSITE DIRECTLY TO POTW

1 9,926,897.13TNR000009241 UNIVERSITY HEALTH SYSTEM INC. KNOX lbs30

2 197,991.00TND003338423 INDUSTRIAL PLATING COMPANY HAMILTON lbs11

3 177,642.00TNR000030635 DAN'S POLISHING SHOP MCNAIRY lbs1

4 71,808.23TND063778377 SIGNAL PLATING INC. HAMILTON lbs1

5 18,410.61TND063189898 JOHNSON CITY MEDICAL CENTER HOSPITAL WASHINGTON lbs3

6 7,881.45TND063189898 JOHNSON CITY MEDICAL CENTER HOSPITAL WASHINGTON lbs11

7 4,898.36TNR000009241 UNIVERSITY HEALTH SYSTEM INC. KNOX lbs29

8 560.00TND030690168 INTER-MOUNTAIN PATHOLOGY ASSOCIATES, A SULLIVAN lbs1

9 283.00TND030690168 INTER-MOUNTAIN PATHOLOGY ASSOCIATES, A SULLIVAN lbs8

10 283.00TNR000007815 HIGHLANDS PATHOLOGY CONSULTANTS P.C., B SULLIVAN lbs6

11 140.00TND073520447 SAINT FRANCIS HOSPITAL SHELBY lbs1

12 55.12TND093798866 DYNAMETAL TECHNOLOGIES HAYWOOD lbs10

13 25.00TND039135488 MICROPORT ORTHOPEDICS SHELBY lbs15

10,406,874.89 lbs

13H03 TOTAL SITES

5,203.44 Tons

SUBTOTAL FOR H03



REPORT YEAR 2013


COUNTYWS#

H06 ON SITE WASTEWATER TREATMENT UNIT

1 69,545,589,489.88TND003376928 EASTMAN CHEMICAL COMPANY, TENNESSEE O SULLIVAN lbs63

2 480,912,000.00TND053983862 JARDEN ZINC PRODUCTS,LLC GREENE lbs9

3 426,687,144.00TND083275198 SIEGEL-ROBERT AUTOMOTIVE RIPLEY NORTH D LAUDERDALE lbs14

4 278,505,960.00TND066719709 COLORWORKS INC. CARTER lbs9

5 264,718,473.00TND071530125 SNAP-ON TOOLS ELIZABETHTON MANUFACTURI CARTER lbs2

6 84,439,145.19TND987783073 SOUTHERN PLATING INC. HARDIN lbs2

7 71,199,414.00TND004047049 INTERNATIONAL COMFORT PRODUCTS, LLC MARSHALL lbs44

8 70,585,185.26TND982139115 UNISYS EARHART SITE, BRISTOL TN SULLIVAN lbs1

9 69,839,915.82TND034818732 PAULO PRODUCTS COMPANY RUTHERFORD lbs4

10 28,998,003.28TND034818732 PAULO PRODUCTS COMPANY RUTHERFORD lbs3

11 25,657,358.00TNR000001842 DELTA FAUCET COMPANY OF TENNESSEE INC MADISON lbs10

12 23,064,394.00TNR000006270 ADVANCED PLATING INC DAVIDSON lbs2

13 19,060,418.25TN3890090001 U.S. DOE, Y-12 NATIONAL SECURITY COMPLEX ANDERSON lbs830

14 18,525,575.67TND054879002 COLUMBUS MCKINNON CORPORATION HENDERSON lbs5

15 14,683,520.00TND003374790 BRISTOL METALS LLC SULLIVAN lbs7

16 14,054,118.00TND003380656 ADVANCED MEASUREMENT TECHNOLOGY ANDERSON lbs3

17 12,902,345.00TNR000031070 ONYX MEDICAL CORP SHELBY lbs7

18 9,413,333.36TND054879002 COLUMBUS MCKINNON CORPORATION HENDERSON lbs4

19 8,210,271.00TND095050019 YALE SECURITY INC. - YALE LOCKS & HARDWAR LOUDON lbs4

20 8,166,528.00TND980837892 EASTERN PLATING INC. COCKE lbs3

21 3,843,071.99TND980837892 EASTERN PLATING INC. COCKE lbs4

22 3,537,040.00TND095050019 YALE SECURITY INC. - YALE LOCKS & HARDWAR LOUDON lbs5

23 3,177,560.53TNR000007153 YOUNG TOUCHSTONE MADISON lbs6

24 2,842,145.00TNR000002477 AAA COATINGS INC DEKALB lbs1

25 1,710,025.00TND987768603 AAA PLATING INDUSTRIES, INC DAVIDSON lbs3

26 1,393,666.55TND101762169 NIELSEN BAINBRIDGE, LLC JACKSON lbs7

27 1,065,053.70TND042454587 TRI CITY PLATING CO., INC. CARTER lbs5

28 1,032,000.00TND053983862 JARDEN ZINC PRODUCTS,LLC GREENE lbs8

29 899,139.50TND101762169 NIELSEN BAINBRIDGE, LLC JACKSON lbs8

30 513,008.22TND003329869 SMP INDUSTRIES, INC. HAMILTON lbs8

31 501,951.75TND042454587 TRI CITY PLATING CO., INC. CARTER lbs2

32 227,552.00TND000792515 SECO TOOLS INC. LOUDON lbs10

33 202,037.00TND063179998 NGK METALS CORPORATION MONROE lbs4

34 119,875.13TNR000029108 GROOMS ENGINES DAVIDSON lbs1

35 66,000.00TNR000024018 ATLANTIC COAST PLATING INC. MCMINN lbs1

36 55,059.89TND987783073 SOUTHERN PLATING INC. HARDIN lbs3


38 33,440.00TNR000001842 DELTA FAUCET COMPANY OF TENNESSEE INC MADISON lbs11

39 29,923.00TND987768991 EBERLINE SERVICES ANDERSON lbs6

40 26,011.00TNR000008516 COSTCO WHOLESALE #386 WILLIAMSON lbs1

41 24,700.00TND047356605 ROCORE KNOX lbs9

42 22,163.63TN0000590612 EXIDE TECHNOLOGIES SULLIVAN lbs15

43 15,180.00TNR000023341 COSTCO WHOLESALE #630 DAVIDSON lbs1


45 11,926.22TN3890090001 U.S. DOE, Y-12 NATIONAL SECURITY COMPLEX ANDERSON lbs1243

46 11,073.71TND003329869 SMP INDUSTRIES, INC. HAMILTON lbs5

47 6,802.40TNR000013532 WALGREENS #6609 SEVIER lbs1

48 5,842.19TND006379200 FORMER THOMAS INDUSTRIES INC. WASHINGTON lbs18



51 4,374.64TNR000020396 WALGREENS #1634 KNOX lbs1

52 3,870.00TNR000034348 COSTCO WHOLESALE #1116 KNOX lbs1

53 3,822.00TNR000019893 PORTRAIT INNOVATIONS KNOX lbs1

54 3,338.00TNR000024646 PORTRAIT INNOVATIONS RUTHERFORD lbs1

55 3,191.00TNR000019877 PORTRAIT INNOVATIONS WILLIAMSON lbs1

56 2,971.80TND987778727 SUPERIOR BUSINESS ASSOCIATES, INC. GREENE lbs3

57 2,741.00TNR000028969 PORTRAIT INNOVATIONS #168 WASHINGTON lbs1

58 2,581.00TNR000025460 PORTRAIT INNOVATIONS SUMNER lbs1

59 2,170.00TNR000023457 PORTRAIT INNOVATIONS WILSON lbs1

60 1,896.00TNR000027185 SAM'S CLUB #6507 MADISON lbs8

61 1,309.00TNR000028290 WAL-MART SUPERCENTER #685 HAMBLEN lbs8



REPORT YEAR 2013


COUNTYWS#

62 1,105.00TNR000025635 WAL-MART SUPERCENTER #724 JEFFERSON lbs8

63 969.00TNR000027276 WAL-MART SUPERCENTER #672 BLOUNT lbs8

64 952.00TNR000027318 WAL-MART SUPERCENTER #4223 BLOUNT lbs8

65 884.00TNR000028126 WAL-MART SUPERCENTER #104 GIBSON lbs8

66 689.00TNR000025742 WAL-MART SUPERCENTER #583 SCOTT lbs8

67 621.00TNR000025643 WAL-MART SUPERCENTER #1194 ANDERSON lbs8

68 612.00TNR000028407 WAL-MART SUPERCENTER #3829 WASHINGTON lbs8

69 612.00TNR000025684 WAL-MART SUPERCENTER #2310 KNOX lbs5

70 595.00TNR000028118 WAL-MART SUPERCENTER #107 WEAKLEY lbs8

71 595.00TNR000028019 WAL-MART SUPERCENTER #4414 DEKALB lbs8

72 587.00TNR000025627 WAL-MART SUPERCENTER #879 MACON lbs7

73 553.00TNR000027177 WAL-MART SUPERCENTER #738 BENTON lbs8

74 442.00TNR000028092 WAL-MART SUPERCENTER #218 MCNAIRY lbs8

75 408.00TNR000025676 WAL-MART SUPERCENTER #1467 FENTRESS lbs5

76 391.00TNR000027250 WAL-MART SUPERCENTER #366 MONROE lbs8

77 348.33TN3890090001 U.S. DOE, Y-12 NATIONAL SECURITY COMPLEX ANDERSON lbs1151

78 315.00TNR000028399 WAL-MART SUPERCENTER #3852 UNICOI lbs8

79 238.00TNR000028142 WAL-MART SUPERCENTER #97 LAUDERDALE lbs8

71,496,700,565.26 lbs

79H06 TOTAL SITES

35,748,350.28 Tons

SUBTOTAL FOR H06



REPORT YEAR 2013


COUNTYWS#

H07 ON SITE ELEMENTARY NEUTRALIZATION

1 4,888,824,800.00TND034730267 VISKASE CORPORATION LOUDON lbs19

2 96,832,808.94TND034575308 W. R. GRACE & CO., CONN DAVISON CHEMICAL HAMILTON lbs2

3 66,876,264.00TND007024672 E I DUPONT DE NEMOURS & CO INC SHELBY lbs78

4 7,456,827.00TND058660390 ROHM & HAAS CHEMICALS LLC KNOX lbs17

5 2,577,792.00TND007024672 E I DUPONT DE NEMOURS & CO INC SHELBY lbs66

6 1,821,039.28TND980845838 VOLVO PENTA MARINE PRODUCTS, LLC HENDERSON lbs9

7 1,101,612.16TND981023674 FUJIFILM HUNT CHEMICALS USA, INC. RHEA lbs1182

8 850,000.00TNR000024943 VENTURETECH, INC. KNOX lbs2

9 436,442.46TND981023674 FUJIFILM HUNT CHEMICALS USA, INC. RHEA lbs1174

10 422,098.00TND004036570 INNOPHOS, INC DAVIDSON lbs53

11 300,000.00TNR000023630 NA INDUSTRIES HAMILTON lbs13

12 236,500.00TNR000023630 NA INDUSTRIES HAMILTON lbs12

13 211,218.00TND982148769 DENSO MANUFACTURING TENNESSEE INC. BLOUNT lbs23

14 188,212.00TND982141590 JOSTENS, LLC MONTGOMERY lbs14

15 123,959.00TND007023658 BUCKMAN LABORATORIES SHELBY lbs50

16 65,520.00TND039135488 MICROPORT ORTHOPEDICS SHELBY lbs21

17 43,801.00TND980316269 UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE, AGRICULTURAL C KNOX lbs21

18 24,701.00TND007024672 E I DUPONT DE NEMOURS & CO INC SHELBY lbs61

19 24,186.67TND047000898 BON L MFG COMPANY SMITH lbs6

20 19,850.22TN5640020504 TVA, SEQUOYAH NUCLEAR PLANT HAMILTON lbs23

21 13,467.90TNR000023325 PATHGROUP DAVIDSON lbs3

22 11,309.60TN2640030035 TVA, WATTS BAR NUCLEAR PLANT RHEA lbs67

23 10,229.12TNR000002725 U.S. DOE, UNION VALLEY FACILITY ANDERSON lbs3

24 9,184.00TND980729255 SMITH & NEPHEW SHELBY lbs5

25 7,354.77TND003095635 NUCLEAR FUEL SERVICES, INC. (NFS) UNICOI lbs37

26 7,118.65TN5640020504 TVA, SEQUOYAH NUCLEAR PLANT HAMILTON lbs31

27 6,162.00TND980729255 SMITH & NEPHEW SHELBY lbs24

28 4,282.22TND003095635 NUCLEAR FUEL SERVICES, INC. (NFS) UNICOI lbs19

29 3,267.46TN6640015412 TVA, CHICKAMAUGA POWER SERVICE CENTER HAMILTON lbs55

30 2,777.00TNR000021733 SMITH & NEPHEW INC SHELBY lbs2

31 2,490.00TND982142333 SIEMENS BLOUNT lbs3

32 2,089.00TND007023658 BUCKMAN LABORATORIES SHELBY lbs77

33 1,131.78TND982126039 ILENE IND. INC BEDFORD lbs3

34 994.27TNR000007294 MATERIALS & CHEMISTRY LABORATORY INC. ANDERSON lbs4

35 818.48TND982126039 ILENE IND. INC BEDFORD lbs2

36 619.01TND006387880 WAYMATIC INC OBION lbs2

37 600.00TNR000021733 SMITH & NEPHEW INC SHELBY lbs1

38 576.06TNR000002725 U.S. DOE, UNION VALLEY FACILITY ANDERSON lbs24

39 550.00TND053982807 AEROJET ORDNANCE TENNESSEE WASHINGTON lbs6

40 320.00TND039135488 MICROPORT ORTHOPEDICS SHELBY lbs20

41 291.59TN0000327312 KIMBLE CHASE LIFE SCIENCE & RESEARCH PR ROANE lbs28

42 132.00TND982148769 DENSO MANUFACTURING TENNESSEE INC. BLOUNT lbs28

43 96.00TND053438404 ESSEX GROUP, INC MWI DIVISION WILLIAMSON lbs17

44 47.00TNR000008730 DENSO MANUFACTURING ATHENS TENNESSEE, MCMINN lbs15


46 26.00TNR000008730 DENSO MANUFACTURING ATHENS TENNESSEE, MCMINN lbs9


5,068,523,629.63 lbs

47H07 TOTAL SITES

2,534,261.81 Tons

SUBTOTAL FOR H07



REPORT YEAR 2013


COUNTYWS#

H09 ON SITE RESOURCE RECOVERY

1 6,792,282.00TND991279472 ADVANCED TECHNICAL CERAMICS COMPANY HAMILTON lbs99

2 391,145.10TNR000017426 CLOPAY PLASTIC PRODUCTS DAVIDSON lbs1

3 73,757.00TND987769486 Q.E.P. CO. (DELAWARE), INC. WASHINGTON lbs10

4 50,501.00TND982142275 DENSO MANUFACTURING TENNESSEE INC. BLOUNT lbs29

5 37,134.28TND101762169 NIELSEN BAINBRIDGE, LLC JACKSON lbs1

6 28,176.99TND980848485 GRAPHIC PACKAGING INTERNATIONAL INC LAWRENCE lbs10

7 20,880.00TNR000006221 BETTY MACHINE COMPANY INC SUMNER lbs3

8 11,618.00TND075382168 GIBSON GUITAR CO DAVIDSON lbs21

9 11,170.00TNR000023242 BELL HELICOPTER TEXTRON SULLIVAN lbs1

10 10,299.89TND147610851 HDK INDUSTRIES, INC. HAWKINS lbs1

11 9,244.00TNR000036905 DYNASTY SPAS INC MCMINN lbs1

12 6,298.98TN0000146035 GIBSON CUSTOM DIVISION DAVIDSON lbs15

13 6,157.45TND980845838 VOLVO PENTA MARINE PRODUCTS, LLC HENDERSON lbs3

14 5,634.00TN0000003111 NOBEL AUTOMOTIVE TENNESSEE, LLC HENRY lbs14

15 5,573.00TNR000026328 TRUMBULL LABORATORIES SHELBY lbs1

16 4,473.33TNR000006676 IMPREGLON TENNESSEE INC BRADLEY lbs4

17 3,985.00TNR000016774 SKIER'S CHOICE, INC. BLOUNT lbs1

18 3,794.00TND075382168 GIBSON GUITAR CO DAVIDSON lbs1

19 2,592.00TNR000007773 BELL HELICOPTER TEXTRON SULLIVAN lbs1

20 2,118.00TNR000017335 CARMAX #7241 KNOX lbs1

21 2,114.21TND982172363 SOUTHERN MACHINERY REPAIR INC OBION lbs1

22 2,040.00TN0000266031 SERVITECH INDUSTRIES INC DAVIDSON lbs13

23 1,923.95TND006387880 WAYMATIC INC OBION lbs1

24 1,795.65TNR000023325 PATHGROUP DAVIDSON lbs1

25 1,709.80TNR000024901 INNOVATIVE PATHOLOGY SERVICES, PLLC KNOX lbs1

26 1,495.00TN0000266031 SERVITECH INDUSTRIES INC DAVIDSON lbs1

27 1,224.00TND004046066 PACKAGING CORPORATION OF AMERICA HARDIN lbs2

28 1,155.00TN0000003111 NOBEL AUTOMOTIVE TENNESSEE, LLC HENRY lbs15

29 979.00TND982084386 QUALITY INDUSTRIES INC. RUTHERFORD lbs6

30 911.00TND075382168 GIBSON GUITAR CO DAVIDSON lbs17

31 890.66TND063189898 JOHNSON CITY MEDICAL CENTER HOSPITAL WASHINGTON lbs1

32 840.00TND034896886 PAYNE CHEVROLET-OLDSMOBILE, INC. ROBERTSON lbs6

33 764.00TND987784121 MAACO AUTO PAINTING AND BODY WORKS DAVIDSON lbs1

34 674.61TND052659885 ALLISON BOATS, INC. BLOUNT lbs1

35 633.20TNR000017384 CARMAX # 7218 SHELBY lbs1

36 551.15TND057055006 NORRIS CRAFT BOAT CO., INC. CAMPBELL lbs1

37 467.00TND981926470 GENE'S BODY SHOP DICKSON lbs1

38 380.00TND075382168 GIBSON GUITAR CO DAVIDSON lbs18

39 315.00TND061660841 DYER FIBERGLASS INC GIBSON lbs1

40 276.00TND987784022 PATHOLOGY LABORATORIES WEST KNOX lbs3

41 249.00TND987784022 PATHOLOGY LABORATORIES WEST KNOX lbs1

42 210.00TNR000027573 IMPACT PLASTICS INC. UNICOI lbs5

43 172.00TND086404597 BELL HELICOPTER TEXTRON SULLIVAN lbs1

44 138.00TNR000027573 IMPACT PLASTICS INC. UNICOI lbs6

45 30.00TNR000009050 NORCOM OF TENN INC WHITE lbs1

7,498,772.26 lbs

45H09 TOTAL SITES

3,749.39 Tons

SUBTOTAL FOR H09



REPORT YEAR 2013


COUNTYWS#

-End of Report-

SITES184

76,583,129,842.04 lbs

STATEWIDE TOTAL of WasteWater Generatedu38,291,564.92 Tons

(H03, H06, H07, H09 Treatment Codes)

H06 On site wastewater treatment unit

H07 On site elementary neutralization

H03 Released onsite directly to POTW

H09 On site resource recovery


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