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ENViRONMENTAL SITE INSPECTION of Cyprus Industrial I1ineras Company 651 tletuchen Road South Plainfield, New Jersey I. CAM-84 ENViRONMENTAL SiTE iNSPECTION of Cyprus Industrial Minerals Company 651 Metuchen Road South Plainfield, New Jersey Prepared by: Rut9ers Enviro Sciences, inc. 158 Tices Lane East Brunswick, New Jersey 08816 (201) 257-9103 July 1987 Lehman 0225 The site inspected on Thursday, June 23, 1987, is a thirteen-acre facility located at. 651 Metuchen Road in South Plainfield, New Jersey. Cyprus Minerals is involved in the crushing and pulverizing of talc for cosmetics and baby powder. Cyprus Minerals has been on-site since 1979. Prior to Cyprus Minerals' occupation of the facility Metropolitan Talc, another talc rmanufacturing plant was on-site. Metropolitan Talc was present from 1965 to 1979. In the northeastern and northwestern directions, Cyprus Minerals faces uarehouse/manufacturng facilities. In the southeastern and southwestern directions, the plant faces commercial/ residential areas. There have been no known or reported spills or environmental actions which have taken place on-site. Cyprus Industrial Minerals has approximately eleven dust collectors/bin vents for which it reportedly holds New Jersey Department of' Environmental Protection air permits. Cyprus Mineral receives rough talc rock which comes to the plant by way of a railroad line. The rock is emptied into a receiving area. A front end loader pushes the rock into the plant via an underground hopper. From this pit, the rock is carried into the plant by a conveyor. It then goes into a crusher. After crushing, the powder is then sent into a bin to dry. This drier is a gas-fired rotary drier. After the material dries, it then goes to the mill for storage in product bins. From these bins, the material is either bagged, sacked, or distributed in bulk for market. Public Service Electric and Gas provide the heat and electricity to the building. Water is provided by Middlesex Water. The domestic waste is treated by a septic system on-site. Based on the site inspection and description of operations provided by Cyprus Minerals. The Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) number which corresponds to this facility is 3295. This number corresponds to those establishments operating without a mine or quarry and primarily engaged in the crushing, qrindjng, and pulverizing, or otherwise preparing clay, ceramic, and refractory minerals; barite; and miscellaneous nonmetallic minerals, except fuels. The Environmental Cleanup Responsibility Act (ECRA) is applicable to facilities with this SIC number. -1- Lehman 0225 121iQD_Q111o1ciQc: The office area of the facility is composed of a tiled floor which had no apparent cracking present. No floor drains were noted. Two single air conditioning units are present to provide air conditioning to the office area. No leakage from these units was apparent. The plant/processing area of the building itself is composed of concrete floors and cinder block walls. Metal work is present to support the large steel machinery. No stains were present on the floor below the machinery. Talc powder was present on the floor. No floor drains were present in the floor. The warehouse area is used to store the bagged and sacked talc for distribution. The cement floor had no oil stains present and no floor drains were present. Three compressors are present. The one large compressor, the main compressor1 which was leaking had absorbant on the floor below it to contain the leaking material. No floor drains were noted in the area. The other two smaller compressors are utilized for backup reasons. These compressors had no apparent leakage present. The shop room had no oil stains present on the floor. No floor drains were noted. Two transformers were present in this area. They were unlabelled as to PCB content. There was no apparent leakage present below them. Motor oils are stored in the parts room. The drummed materials are stacked in horizontal racks on the wall. The twelve 55gallon drums (three rows of four across) have thin plastic tubing leading from the drums into small, approximately onegallon containers. These containers allow more readily, accessible usage of the material. There was leakage of some material onto a sheet of cardboard which was present below these drums to absorb any material Since the amount of leakage is small , this carboard absorbs the leaking that is present. The warehouse, a separate shedtype building, is composed of a concrete floor and corrugated steel walls and roof. The building is used as an outside storage facility for crude material, rough rock, and powdered talc. No apparent staining was present on the floor. - The facility is heated by natural gas. Ventilation within the plant/storage area is provided by skylights and an overhead fan. Also, ventilation is provided by the open garage doors of the dock areas. -2- Lehman 0225 On the northern side of the building, running parallel to the building, is an active railroad line. Present on the track is a bulk car which is utilized in transporting bulk quantities of talc. A drainage ditch runs parallel to this side of the building. Water was present in the ditch. No visible oil sheen was noted on the water's surface. In the talc receiving area of the plant, is an above ground, 250-gallon steel tank which stores diesel fuel used by the front-end loader. On the western side of the building is a graveled road/parking area. Two dock sites were present on this side of the building. No apparent oil stains were present on the graveled area. No stains were noted on the building. Beyond this graveled lot, is wooded area. The wooded/grassed area had a ditch that runs through the property. This ditch contained some stagnant Liater which had no oil sheen on its surface. No drums were noted, only paper wastes such as styrofoam, plastic, glass bottles, and tires were present, No oil stains were noted on the landscape. On the southern side of the building, is a dock area with a macadam and gravel parking area. No oil staining was apparent. Located at the dock-site are thirteen 55-gallon steel drums. Seven of these drums were empty. They had previously contained hydraulic and motor oils. The other six drums contained used motor oils. Lion Tii Oil Recovery Inc. comes in to remove these drums. Two five-gallon metal cans present contain methanol which is utilized for laboratory work. A large dumpster is located on this side. The dumpster is covered and, therefore, inaccessible to a visual inspection. No oil stains were noted beneath the dumpster. The septic system is located in the southeast corner below a concrete pad. No stains were noted on the concrete pad. In the southeast corner, three transformers, unlabelled as to PCB content, are located in a fenced in area. No apparent staining wes noted below these transformers. Also located in this corner across the macadam road which leads into the eastern parking area is the shed-like warehouse. This warehouse itself is composed of corrugated steel and has a cement floor. This building is used for the outside storage of crude talc. No staining was present on the floor. Roof runoff from the warehouse flows into a drainage ditch which runs parallel to the building. No apparent oil sheen was seen on the water's surface. In the wooded/grassed area behind the plant, were located broken cement and asphalt blocks, stacked wooden planks, a gar- -3- Lehman 022 bage can with paper wastes, and a car door and trailer. Also located were a metal pipe, and a cardboard box with dried grass cuttings. No oil stains were noted on the landscape. On the eastern side of the building, is located a macadam parking lot. Located in the northeastern corner is a telephone pole with a transformer, unlabelled as to PCB content. There was no apparent staining on the lot below the transformer. The landscape appeared not to have any oil staining present. No drums were noted here. Several tires were stacked up just beyond the parking lot divider. __jjQ: in professional opinion, there does not appear to be any current environmental problems at this site. Potential areas of' concern are the leaking compressor, which can be taken care of by simple maintenanc the druEiTrage areas, insidethe shi the dock area, an t-he---s-ep-t-i-c--tarrk area, which can be inspecd' reg1arlyttrtiire that there are no problems such as leakage or spills of riTrials into the environment. -4-- Lehman 02261 RUTGERS ENVIRO SCIENCES ENVIRONMENTAL SITE INSPECTION CHECKLIST t NAME OF COMPANY: Cyprus Industrial Chemicals INSPECTION DATE: 6/23/87 SITE: 651 Metuchen Road South Plainfield, NJ CONTACT: Keith tehrnan SIC #: 3295 YES NO N/A i. x 2. X REVIEW OF STANDARD INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION CODE EXTERNAL INSPECTION OF BUILDING (SIC) (Explanation) : Warehouse, parking area, loading dock, landscaped area 3. X 3A. 35. 4. 4A. X 4B. X 4C. x 5. 5A. 5B. 6. 6A. 6B. 6C. 7. x X X X x X UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANKS A) Capacity: B) Contents: DRUM STORAGE AREA - A) Number of Drums: 13 B) Types: Steel drums C) Contents: 7-empty oil 6-contain motor oils (2) 5-gallon methanol TRANSFORMERS - A) Dry: 2 - Interior B) 011: 4 - Exterior DISCHARGES - A) Storm Sewers: B) Sanitary Sewers: C) Septic: Domestic waste TYPE OF BUSINESS - Pulverizing of rough rocks into talc for cosmetics and baby powder. Lehman 02262 C RUTGERS ENVIRO SCIENCES ENVIRONMENTAL SITE INSPECTION CHECKLiST Page 2 ot 2 SI TE: Cyprus Industrial Minerals Co. YES NO N/A 8. INTERNAL INSPECTION OF BUiLDiNG - (Explanation) : parts room Office, plant, warehouse, shop, 9. 10. X X X x 11. liP.. 1IB. I1C. X X X X 12. 12A. X X 1 2B. 13. X DISCHARGES - A) Floor Drains: B) Air: Approximately 10 for dust collectors and bin vents REVIEW OF PERMITS - (Explanation): DRUM STORAGE AREA - A) Number of Drums: 12 B) Types: 55-gallon steel drums C) Contents: Hydraulic and motor oils HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES (Storaqe and Use Area) A) Define Areas: Dock area, parts room B) Obtain Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) - Petroleum products (hydraulic and motor oils) Methanol SITE PLAN COPIES -t Lehman 02263 sird, and othi sum rd.gyp.om tarlik, griirR' sifts primaril'r bitt lwrforrralnl ibm order, are md whetstone., *nd .Ii.pe'.l .tterniontg linnrlourddlaiii it' 4 rproreing hte not iaciu,tl.i to order 4Jc MINERAl. 4ding wheels of 'ol grindstone'.. lrj,.q bed Slitininum oiId.. hrnal,eu '1st ill ti.p lilt' }dANtJFACI'URING 143 Oi''ip.I.rp ladtou.str; ABRASIVE, ASBESTOS, AND MISCELLANEOUS NONMETALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTSContinued 3292 Aabeatoe Product-s Establiahmenth primarily engaged in manufacturing asbestos textiles, asbestos building materials, except asbestos paper (Industry 2661), insulating materials for covering boilers and pipes, and other commodities composed wholly or chiefly of as. bestos. Establishments primarily engaged in manufacturing gaskets and steam and other packing are classified in Industry 3293. A.besto. cinent product.: aiding, presAMstnirs.topipep,rcoodnudcutist:.,edxuccetps.testtce.am and flhe.tnhkere(p.aac,kiinnsgualcaitdinggasfkoert...rcnft : as- be. to. Bolter covering (hett Insultting mat( nil). except felt BBrraakkeelliitninign.g.,,,ibleisstteor.ed metti and ce- i-arnie material. Building matenIls, asbestos: except a,- tieslo. l'sper Carded fiber sabo.toi CciltoLthfaac.binesglso,. asbeito. Cord, .ai,eeto. Felt, Woven amo.ite: asbestos FFlroicotrio(lniem, aastpehraialtl.. asb*to. woven Inautsilon, molded asb..to. Maitre,.'.-. asbestos Mlilboiird. asbestos Pipe and holier covering, except felt l'iiw roertng linaulatlori), laminated Pua,s,b,eisrtoe,-' ipra'persbeato. cement Itoofing. asbestos felt roil 1{ope. imsbe'-sbov Sheet, n,'betoe cement : flat or coeru- Shingle's. asbestos cement Siding. alu"stn. cemeOt 'J'iiie j.sde and padding, asbesto. Tap.. asbestos Teettiaw, asbestos : except packthg Thread. ,,si,esiop Tile vinyl asbestos 'l'ublug. asbestos Wick, ashes to. Yarn, asbesto. 393 Gaskets, Packing, and Sealing Devices Estshlialtmonts primarily engaged In manufacturing gasketa, gnsketlng mateHele. compression paeklngiu, molded packinga, oIl seals, and meehanical seals. Included as-c gaskets, jatching, and sealing devices made at leather, rubber, met-al, s,estos, and plastics. OGsreakaseets.rerteagiiniredrl.e, elesaotfhemraterial Orease seimi,', aabe.tos Oil seals, asbestos Oil seals. leather OPailcskeiatilg.,:rucbubpe,rU-yale., etc.leather Packing for ,'ie,am engines, pipe jointa, air compressor.. etc. PackIng. metallic Packing. rithilier Steam and other packlag Washers. leather 329 Minerals and Earth., Ground or Otherwise Treated Establishments operating without a mine or quarry and primarily engaged in the crushing, grinding, pulverizing, or otherwise preparing clay, ceramic, and refractory minerals; barit,e; and miscellaneous nonmetallic minerals, except fuels. These minerals arc the crude products mined by establishments of Industry Groups 145 and 149 and Industry 1472. Also included are establishments primarily crushing slag and preparing roofing granules. The bcnelici&tion or preparation of other minerals and metallic ores, and the cleaning and grading of coal, are classified in the mining industries, whether or not the operation is associated with a mine. Barium, ground or otberwlso treated Baryte. Iharite), ground or otherwise treated Blast t'urnaet slag (lay for i,.troleutn refining chemicelir processed (lay, ground or otherwise treated liesiccent., artlyated ring Dhatnmicv'ou. earth, ground or otbr- wise (rested Feldspar. ground Filtering clays, material. or otherwise treated treated purcbacd Flint, ground or otherwise treated Foundry facIngs, ground or otherwise treated Fulirra earth, ground or otherwise t rca ted Graphite, natural ground, pulverized, Karonfllinnd, ,gorroiu,lnrnddoeriiotherwise treated Lead, black (natural graphite) : ground. retined, or blended Mngne'slt., crude : ground. calcineil. or dead-burned Mica, ground or otherwise treated l'erlite aggregate l'erlite, zpanded 144 8TANDARD INDUSPRLth CLASSJY'ICATION o roup Industry No. No. 329 ABRASIVE, ASBTOS, A1D MISCELLANEOUS NONMETALLIC MINERAL PRODUCrS.Cosctiitued 3295 Minerals and Earthe, Ground o Otherwise Tree tedContinued Plumbago: ground, rnbnd, no b1eded PPuumlvekiete.egdroeaurnthd or otberwlli tre&ted Pyropitylllte, ground or otherwise t rested Rooflng granule. Sb.Je. cipanded 32$ Mineral Wool Stllcou, ultra bigh purity: treated purchased materials Slag, crushed or ground Solite, g-round or otherwl,. treated SStpeasrt,itger,ogurnoduonrdoothr eortwhiesrewtirsseett.dreated Talc, ground or otherwise treated Vermiculit., eaoilated Eetebliahmenth primarily engaged In manufacturing mineral wool and mineral wool Inautation producta made of such ailicious materials se rock, slag, and gisea, or combina- tions thereof. Eet.ablishmente primarily engaged in manufacturing asbestos inultLon products are cl&asified in Industry 3292, arid textile glass fibers in Industry 3229. APicboeursgtiiac.a.lthbo.ualradtiaoned Ui., reii'ai wool Glass wool lc,ruolacUk,osnl,ag,mainnedraulticwaomoli:erst.ola. ds of 3297 Nonclay R.elractorles Establishments primarily engaged in manufacturing refractories and orticiblee made of materials other than clay. This industry also includes establishments primarily engaged in manufacturing ..0 graphite refractories, whether of carbon bond or ceramic bond Establishments primarily engaged in manufacturing clay ref ract.ol'iea are classified in Industry 3255. Alumina fused swft*ctorie. Brick, b.ux lie SBirrsliicclkkic,.acra,erafbrnoadnctootrby: throme nonclays mag-osaite, Brick silicon carbide CCe'ar.ntaela,ltr: hreifgrhactteomripe,e,rnaotunrcel,aryefractory Ouhetsy) Cement, magnesia CrcuUcibbele,.:ogr roatphheirten,oinnacglaryoem.itaet,ecrhiarlo,e.e, Dolomite and dolomlt.e-magne.ite brick and shapes Ounning ml*e.. nouclay 1fl1*1tgtbotpenmopnecraltauyrermeforratcart.onroyncl.ay PNloasntciicayrerteratrcatcotroiret.e,snooclay Pyrolytic graphite JIHtte.s4fnrru.eencllotno,g-rtieem.s,i,scgcar.i,atpenbholinetce:l:arctyoaorbeolanybond or ceramic bond RReeftroarct.t,ogryracpehmiteent. uonciay 3299 Nonmetallic Mineral Product., Not Elsewhere C1aiaied Est.abh.hinonts primarily ongaged in the factory production of statuary and art goods made of plaster of parts and papier mache, and in manufacturing emend lime products mend other nonmetallic mineral products, not elsewhere cLa.aeified. AArrpcthegritote,o:cdtfua.rcatloprlyiaciputeriorpdtuuorcfet.i,opnaprolin.s.al,ytp.caplorf macbt, and scagliola BBlroacckks,estasn,darlicmheitectural: plasterfac- tory production only Bullt.up u,ioa CC'oerlaunm,i nsg,Ibperapier mach, or pleater of part. Iccles1aattcal .tatuary : gypsum, clay, or papier macbefactory production PPllooowr ecrombopoesat.tlponla, intieargnoaftapitt,: fac- tory production only P'ounialns plaiter of ps.riil faetory production only Orayel palmting Immaga,c.,hsemfaacllto: rgyyppsruomdu, cctlaioyn, oornplaypier Xn.ulsleevei (foundry materials) Miow, laminated Mica product,, built-up and sheet, axcept rsdio parts Mice .piltting Moilsdriin.gfas.cto.rrcybpltr.eocdtuucratiio: n polnealyter of Ornamental and architectural pleat.r work tuanteia, columni, etc. Panel., papier mache or plaiter of parts Pede.talu, statuary : plaster of perle or papier eta chefactory coiy Plmaqaucehse: facctloayry. plaster, or papier production ocily Sculptures, architectural : gyp.aet, clay, or papier tosebofactory ooly tsactuaegrlyio:lag,yapnsudmm, ectlaalyf,apcatoprieyromnalycb., Stucco Synthetic atCues, for gent atona and lnduitrtat use Tile sand Urn. Tubing for electrical purposes, quart. Urns. gyp.nm or papier macbe: fac- tory production only Vase., gypsum or papier macit.: fac- tory production only Maj Title major and non ferrous nonferrous mets ferrous wetalag; group aleo Juclu met,ul forgings 0 Otoup ludu.Lry No. No. 331 ilL 3312 lIla I. Iron Irot aI or eng ,-'.. ". ', .-. :.' Lehman 02265 ta1r of 'n DEPARTMENT OF EN\'IRONMENTAL PROTECI1ON FOR OFF/CIA L USE STANDARD APPLICATION FORM (CP#1) CONSTRUCTION AND DISCHARGE PERMITS READ REQUIREMENTS PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT Jack Usdin & Charles Hirsch Applicant/Owner* do Louis Usdiri Co. Inc. Telephone (20]) 242-7011 Permanent Legal Address International Way City or Town Newark, Stale NJ Zip Code 07114 Location of Work Site South plainfield, Middlesex County Name of Facility, if applicable Resource Recovery Center Street/Road Metuchen Road Lot No. 3 Block No. 387 - City or Town South Pa1fi Municipality Soul-h P1pinfie1d _. pcode.,. 08846W County Middlesex If applicable, give name of: Engineer{C&1 3'KiXSd4RX (Specify). Name H. THOMAS CARR N.J.LicenseNo.P.E., P.L.S. p8949 NameofFirm,ifemployee H. THOMAS CARR, P.E., P.P.., P.L.S., AICP Address 433 State Street County Middlesex Municipality Perth Ainhoy State NJ Zip Code 08861 Telephone (201 ) 442-9292 This is an application for Stream Encroachment (Name of permit, certification, approval or exemption. See Item 9. Next Page.) Permit 5. Fee is attached (If applicable). 100.00 (Pwyicle explanation of how fee was calculated. Read Requirements Sec(ion of Standard Application booklet.) 6. Estimated construction cost of project: $ Unknown Un kn 0 Wi-i $ total cost of the project. portion for which this permit is requested. 7. I have included certifications of any public notifications. Yes No 8. If applicable: (For Waterfront Development and Stream Encroachment applications. Sc. must be completed.) Source of Water Supply For Treatment at (Water Treatment Plant) Stream, Waterway, Pond or Lake Wastewater Treatment Facility Applicant/Owner must be the individual or municipality, public agency, utility, company, industry who will be the eventual owner and operator of said facility (sewer extension Ot treatment works) when completed. Lehman 02266 9. Have any other applications for this site/project been submitted, or have any state permits been issued for this project? (If yes, indicate taeus and project number below.) No Yes Decision PERMIT TYPE (U additional sheets if necesary.i APPLICAT ION STATUS tPENOINGAPPROVED) PROJECT # 9.1 CAFRA 9.2 Waterfront Development (Riparian) 9.3 Wetlands 9.4 Purchase Water Diversion: 9.5 Divert Water Supply for Public Use 9.6 Divert Surface Waters for Private Use 9.7 Divert Subsurface/Percolating Water for Private Use 9.8 Well Drilling 9.9 Permanent Water Lowering 9.10 Temporary Water Lowering 9.11 Construct/Modify. Operate Public Potable Water Works = 9.12 Connection between an approved:water supplL and nonapproved supply 9.13 Water Quality Certification 9.14 Construct/Repair Dam 9.15 Stream Encroachment 9.16 Sewer Systems: Collectors, Pump Station, etc. 9.1 7 Exemption from Sewer Ban 9.18 New Jersey Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (Specify) 9.19 Solid Waste Permits (Specify) 9.20 Air Quality Permits (Specify) 9.21 Delaware and Raritan Canal Review Zone "Certificate of Approval" 9.22 Pirielands Certificate 9.23 Other State agencies' permits 9.24 Local Permits 9.25 Federal Permits Pending 10. Brief Description of the Proposed Project and Intended Use: Propoced -tivity will he a privately operated resource recovery cnr cnmprice nf trkpflr1 c'ompreced auto hndies, a shredder and stockpiles of shredded bodies. Site will be cleared and used without fill. Only permanent structures to be scale, office, shredder, track siding. Anticipated daily movement to be 300-500 car bodies. 11. I hereby certify that the information furnished on this application (and the attachments) isjrue.I.I am aware that false swearing is a rime in this State and subject to prosecution. I Jack rJsdin & Charles Hirsch Type: Name and Date Owners Type: Position April 3, 1985 ant April 3, 1985 Date Lehman 022.6.7 ENDORSEMENTS SOME PERMIT APPLICA TIONS REQUIRE SPECIFIC ENDORSEMENTS OF OWNERS, AGENTS. MUNICIPAL/rIFE. ETC. ENDORSEMENTS MAYBE REQUIRED FOR YOUR PERMIT. VERIFY THE NEED FOR ENDORSEMENTS IN THE 'REOUIREMENTS SECTION OF THE STANDARD APPI ICA TION FORM CP #1 BOOKLET OR WITH THE APPROPRIA TE DEP AGENCY. A. PROPERTY OWNER'S CERTIFICATION1 Iherebycertifythal Jack Usdin & Charles Hirsch Property Owner 's Name is the owner of the properly upon which the proposed work is to be done. This endorsement is certification that the owner grants permission for the conduct of the proposed activity. In addition, the aforementioned property owner shall certify: Whether any work is to be done within an easemeni - Yes (inir,,.IJ No X (initial) Whether any part of the entire project (i.e., pipeline, roadway, cable, transmission line, etc.) will _._ .._ -.- . be located within property belonging to the State of New Jersey. __. - Yes No (initiafJ riniti.1/ JA(,i. Ub't'J 2J sJ1514 y ,.Jj o7o Typeif or P,,n( Nam. di!(error from aod Addr.0 of O..na,. Item I on Pgc I April 3, 1985 D.r, Not required for Sewer System Application. 1 Required for the Land Application of Sl'ide, Septae or Compost. B. APPLICANT'S AGENT dol,theapplicant(name) Jack Usdin & Charles Hirsch Louis Usdin Co. Inc. authorize to act as my agent/representative in all matters pertaining to my application the following person: Name H. Thomas Carr (201) 442-9292 Phone Address 433 State Street City or Town Perth Amboy County State Middlesex NJ Zip Code 08861 Occupation/Profession Professional Engineer AGENT'S CERTIFICATION Sworn before me this day of Notary Pub/k Swj:OfficAant rrJ) I agree to serve as agent for the abovenamed applicant ::. ('A Signaruie of Agent Lehman 0226 PROPER CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION CLAUSE (S.wer Extensions, Treatment Worlu Approva', Water Works) I, the applicant, agree that the works will be properly constructed and operated in accordance with the engineering plans and specifications, as approved, and the conditions under which approval is granted by the State Department of Environmental Protection. Signature of Applicant STATEMENT OF PREPARER OF PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS AND ENGINEER'S REPORT I hereby certify that the engineering plans, specifications and engineer's report applicable to this project comply with the current rules and regulations of the State Department of Environmental Protection with the exceptions as noted. PROFESSIONAL ENGfNEEIS EMBOSSED SEAL Signature of Engineer H. THOMAS CARR, PE.,P.P., P.L.S., April 3, 1985 Type: Name and Date President, H. Thomas Carr Posirion, Name of Firm OwNER'S COMPLIANCE WARRANT (NJPDES ONLY) I, the owner, hereby agree that any treatment works constructed to meet the NPDES/NJPDES permit discharge limits will be properly constructed and operated to meet those limits. I also warrant that the discharge (s) will meet the effluent limitations as described in the NPOES/NJPDES permit, as issued. Signature of Owner Title Date Lehman 02269 4A1OCO Wtlliam E. Maseth. Jr Claims At tOrr*y May 16, 1985 Amoco Oil Company 1 North Charles Street Po5t Office Box 507 Baltimore, Maryland 212(13 Law Department 301-625-7825 Affiliated Companies Amoco Chemicals Corporation Amoco Production Company Amoco Fabrics Company Amoco Minerals Company Amoco Container Company Mr. Keith Lehman, Manager Cyprus Industrial Minerals Company 651 Metuchen Road South Plainfield, New Jersey 07080 Re: New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection Construction and Discharge Permits Dear Mr. Lehman: The enclosed New Jersey Department of Environmental Pro- ttheicstoiofnficceonMstaryuc1t5i,on19a8n5d. disIct haaprpgeeapresrmthitatwtahseraepcepilvicedatiionn is meant to notify Cyprus of an intended incursion upon a stream that may run through or near our property. My telephone conversation with Mr. Kopsaftis indicates that you have a stream on your property that may be affected by this matter. The enclosed is being forwarded to you for your information and further handling. Should you have any questions, please let me know. Yours truly, qwk William E. Maseth, Jr. cc WEM/ h t Enclosure cc: Mr. Philip C. IVoif, General Attorney, Amoco Minerals, Denver Mr. L. E. Monson, Chicago Lehman 02270