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A Division of The Society of The Plastics Industry, Inc. BY FEDERAL EXPRESS March 29, 1991 Dr,. Has Shah Chemical Manufacturers Association 2501 M Street, NW Washington, DC 20037 Dear Dr. Shah: RE: AD HOC VINYL CHLORIDE MUTUAL AID NETWORK TASK FORCE As follow up to my March 25 conversation with John Coburn and my March 28 discussion with you, enclosed are a number of items from my Vinyl Chloride Network file that may be of use to you and your CMA colleagues. I suspect that you have already seen most of these items. The initial item (A) is a listing of contacts by company. All of these companies, with the exception of Formosa Plastics, are members of the Vinyl Institute. The remainder of the items are in chronological order, to give you an idea of the development of the issue: 1. As you may know, the first "exploratory" meeting on this issue was held June 27, 1990. All of the companies on the contact sheet, with the exception of Formosa, had representatives at this meeting. CMA was not represented at this meeting, although Mike Donahue had forwarded a package of information,which was distributed to attendees (B, without attachments). The work product of this meeting was a confidential survey to explore the interest level within the vinyl industry for the development of a mutual aid network. Enclosed are two versions of the tally sheet on this survey, which were prepared by Frank Borrelli of Georgia Gulf (C). 2. The second meeting, hosted by CMA, was held on October 10, 1990. Mike Donohue prepared minutes of this meeting, which you have probably already seen (D). In addition to the minutes of the meeting, it was decided as the majority of the affected companies had senior level company representatives on the Vinyl Institute Executive Board, that a white paper on the issue would be presented at the December 12, 1990 meeting of the Vinyl Institute Exeuctive Board. And, it was hoped that discussion at this meeting would provide sufficient guidance to the ad hoc Task Force. CMA 110501 Wayne Interchange Plaza II * 755 Route 46 We$t Wayne, NJ 07470 (201) 890-9299 Fax # (201) 890-7029 2- - 3. Mssrs. Coburn and Borrelli'developed the white paper which was included in the Briefing Book for this 12/12/90 meeting,, and'-it" is?enbUdsed (E). Item (F) is a copy of the minutes of the Executive Board meeting of December 12, 1990 which reflects the "agreement in principle" to proceed with the development of a network and a request that the Ad Hoc Task Force further refine the budgetary impact. 4. At the request of the Vinyl Institute Executive Board, the Ad Hoc Task Force reconvened on January 9, 1991. All companies, including Formosa, were represented at this meeting. Item (G) is the program proposal developed at this meeting and with the list of attendees attached represents the minutes of the January 9, 1991 meeting. During January I developed an estimated budget for the programs outlined in the porgram proposal, should the effort be organized under the Vinyl Institute. I reviewed this material with John Coburn of Occidental and forwarded it to Mike Donohue for input from CMA. The Vinyl Institute estimated budget is enclosed at (H) and the CMA input from Dr. Spurlock is also enclosed (I). 5. At the February 27, 1991 Vinyl Institute Executive Board meeting, the briefing book contained item (G) noted above, and the members were presented budgetary information as developed in (H) and (I). The presentation to the Executive Board was made by Frank Borrelli. Additional material that he used in his presentation is enclosed (J). The minutes of the meeting have not yet been formally approved, but CMA was notified of the decision that further discussion of the formation of the network should take place under the CMA umbrella. 6. In addition to the items above, as a follow up to the Ad Hoc Task Force meeting of January 9, 1991, Mike Donohue forwarded copies of a proposed operating agreement. John Coburn of Ocicdental agreed to circulate copies of the agreement to task force participants and they in turn agreed to provide him with comments. It is my understanding that he has worked on a marked up copy of the proposed agreement, which would be one of the subjects of your meeting. I trust that this summarizes the information for you in chronological order so that you can tell what has been accomplished to date. As I indicated on the telephone, please let me know if you have any follow up questions to this letter. In this package, I have enclosed extra copies for those that attend your meeting. Sincerely, CMA 110502 Meredith N. Scheck Assistant Director VCM MUTUAL AID NETWORK MASTER CONTACT LIST Meeting Attendance at Task Force Meetings Designated Borden George Bevis Borden Chemicals and Plastics PO Box 427 Geismar, LA 70734 504/673-0635 Richard Wagner Borden P.I.P. Borden, Inc. 180 East Broad Street, Columbus, OH 43214 614/225-4628 24th Floor 6/27/90 1/1/91 BFGoodrich COMPANY Frank Sollman BFGoodrich Box 527 Calvert City, KY 502/395-3249 42029 J. Phil Allison BFG Intermediates 233 Benmar St., Ste. Houston, TX 77060 713/873-0782 620 John Hensler Supervisor of Transportation BFGoodrich/Vinyls 6100 Oak Tree Blvd. Cleveland, OH 44131 216/447-6379 6/27/90 tm90 6/27/90 DOW CHEMICAL Vergel Perry Dow Chemical Building OC-1120 Freeport, TX 77541 409/238-2653 Istvan Potyondy Technical Supervisor Unit 1- Vinyl Chloride Oyster Creek PO Box BB Freeport, TX 77541 409/238-9691 10/10/90 1/9/91 6/27/90 CMA110503 2- - FORMOSA PLASTICS CORPORATION Alden Andre Vice President, Operations/Environmental Formosa Plastics PO Box 271 Baton Rouge, LA 70821-0271 504/356-8600 Burley R. Melton Cor. Director, Env./Safety Formosa Plastics 9 Peach Tree Hill Road Livingston, NJ 07039 201/716-7387 Michael Karlis Formosa Plastics 9 Peach Tree Hill Road Livingston, NJ 07039 201/716-7381 GEORGIA GULF CORPORATION J.J. Klimavicz Technical Manager Georgia Gulf Corp. PO box 629 Plaquemine, LA 70764 504/389-2725 Frank Borrelli Manager, Industrial Liaison & Regulatory Affairs Georgia Gulf Corp. 42 C Reads Way Newcastle Corporate Commons Newcastle, DE 19720 302/323-8116 FAX 302/323-8105 C. Douglas Shannon Product Manager- VCM Georgia Gulf Corp.' 2900 North Loop West Suite 1200 Houston, TX 77092 713/956-3924 1/9/91 6/27/90 10/10/91 1/9/91 6/27/90 10/10/90 6/27/90 CMA110504 -3- OCCIDENTAL CHEMICAL CORPORATION John M. Coburn Responsible Care Coordinator Polymers & Plastics Occidental Chemical 300 Berwyn Park, Suite 300 PO Box 1772 Berwyn, PA 19312 215/251-1088 FAX 215/251-5873 Butch Polasek Manager-CERP Occidental Chemical Corp. Corporate Offices - Occidental Tower 5005 LBJ Freeway Dallas, TX 75244 PO Box 809050, Dallas 75380-9050 214/404-3279 Dean Hulsey Occidental Chemical PO Box 500 Deer Park, TX 77536 713/476-2005 PPG INDUSTRIES G.K. Jordan Manager, Operational Services Industrial Chemical Division PPG Industries PO Box 1000 Lake Charles, LA 70602 318/491-4452 VISTA CHEMICAL COMPANY J. Michael Kerlegon Supervisor, Rail Operations Vista Chemical Company 900 Threadneedle Houston, TX 77079 PO Box 19029, Houston, TX 77224 713/588-3564 Brent White Safety Director Vista Chemical 5200 Southeast 59th Street Oklahoma City, OK 73155 405/670-0227 Keith Fogg Safety Director Vista Chemical PO Box 727 Westlake, LA 70669 318/494-5403 6/27/90 10/10/90 1/9/91 6/27/90 6/27/90 6/27/90 10/10/90 1/9/91 6/27/90 10/10/90 6/27/90 CMA110505 Jon Cole Vista Chemical Co. Lake Charles VCM Plant PO Box 605 Westlake, LA 70669 318/494-5036 -4- 6/27/90 CMA110506 CHEMICAL MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION -? J^-4. 0 fl . June 22, 1990 Mr. John Coburn Occidental Chemical Corporation 500 Berwyn Park Suite 300 Berwyn, PA 19312 RecElVED ...^ "UN 2 6 J990 ^M.C03UR,\f Re: Mutual Aid materials for 6/27 VCM meeting Dear John: Per our telephone conversation of today, enclosed are copies of the following mutual aid materials you requested: * List of mutual aid programs activated through CHEMTREC * CHEMNET Policy Statement & Agreement/Operating Rules * Phosphorus Emergency Response Program * Activation of the Compressed Gas Emergency Action Plan (COMPGEAP) * COMPGEAP Plan & Operating Rules It is unfortunate that due to the timing of the first meeting, a CMA representative cannot attend. However, as I mentioned, CMA will gladly host the next meeting in Washington, DC once the group has formalized and committed to proceeding forth with drafting an agreement and operating rules. Please contact me if and when I can be of any further assistance. Sincerely, Enclosure Michael L. Donahue Manager CHEMNET and CHEMTREC Registrant Liaison 2501 M Sireet, NW, Washington. DC 20037 202-887-1100 Telex 89617 (CMA WSH) CMA 110507 co A Division of The Society of The Plastics Industry, Inc. June 29, 1990 TO: Attendees of the VCM Emergency Response Network Meeting RE: Follow-Up Survey Attached is the survey form developed from the material discussed during the June 27th meeting. Please complete and return to me by August loth. Thanks for your cooperation. MNS/pmb cc: P. de la Cruz Meredith N. Scheck Assistant Director CMA 110508 Wavne Interchanoe Plaza II 155 Route 46 West Wayne, NJ 07470 * (201) 890-9299 A Division of The Society ot The Plastics Industry, Inc, June 29, 1990 TO: Attendees of the VCM Emergency Response Network Meeting RE: Follow-Up Survey Attached is the survey form developed from the material discussed during the June 27th meeting. Please complete and return to me by August loth. Thanks for your cooperation. MNS/pmb cc: P. de la Cruz Meredith N. Scheck Assistant Director CAM 110509 VCM EMERGENCY RESPONSE NETWORK MEETING FOLLOff-PP SURVEY Please indicate your company's interest i cooperation in the elements of "preparedness/emergency response" as listed below: Yes( ) No( ) Yes( ) No( ) Yes ( ) No ( ) Yes( ) No( ) Yes( ) No( ) Yes( ) No( ) Yes ( ) NO ( ) Yes ( ) No ( ) Yes ( ) No ( ) Yes ( ) No ( ) Yes ( ) No ( ) Yes ( ) No ( ) Yes ( ) No ( ) Yes( ) No( ) 1. For vinyl, is your company a ChemNet/ChemTrek: a. Participant b. Subscriber c. Limited Subscriber 2. Share tankcar preventive maintenance/testing practices. 3. Develop recommendations regarding needed tools, equipment and procedures for response organizations. 4. Share response critiques. 5. Periodic Meetings to discuss vinyl rail safety issues: 6. Share resources for training of: a. Local Emergency Planning Commissions b. Contractors c. Bureau of Explosives d. contact Railroads 7. Develop/maintain inventory of response capabilities over complete route of distribution. a. Contractors b. company Equipment c. Personnel and Telephone List 8. Provide at-scene technical advisor to competitor's incident: a. Scope out incident (provide initial response, determine extremity of action and report). CMA 110510 VCM EMERGENCY RESPONSE NETWORK MEETING FOLLOW-UP SURVEY Please indicate your company's interest i cooperation in the elements of "preparedness/emergency response" as listed below: Yes( ) No( ) Yes( ) No( ) Yes( ) No( ) Yes( ) No( ) Yes( ) No( ) Yes( ) No( ) Yes ( ) No ( ) Yes ( ) No ( ) Yes ( ) No ( ) Yes ( ) No ( ) Yes ( ) No ( ) Yes ( ) No ( ) Yes ( ) No ( ) Yes( ) No( ) 1. For vinyl/ is ChemNet/ChemTrek: your company a a. Participant b. Subscriber c. Limited Subscriber 2. Share tankcar preventive maintenance/testing practices. 3. Develop recommendations regarding needed tools, equipment and procedures for response organizations. 4. Share response critiques. 5. Periodic Meetings to discuss vinyl rail safety issues: 6. Share resources for training of: a. Local Emergency Planning Commissions b. Contractors c. Bureau of Explosives d. Contact Railroads 7. Develop/maintain inventory of response capabilities over complete route of distribution. a. Contractors b. Company Equipment c. Personnel and Telephone List 8. Provide at-scene technical advisor to competitor's incident: a. Scope out incident (provide initial response, determine extremity of action and report). CMA 110511 Yes ( ) No ( ) Yes ( ) No ( ) Yes ( ) NO ( ) Yes ( ) No ( ) Yes ( ) No ( ) b. Continue in action until company response is in place. 9. Provide technical response consultation (by telephone only) to a competitor's incident. 10. Assume regional responsibility for industry emergency response for company and competitor cars. 11. Standardize equipment. 12. Would your company participate in follow up meetings with CMA to discuss a Vinyl Specific Mutual Aid System Coordinated Through ChemNet? If yes, give information: appropriate contact Name:_______ Title: Address:________________________________ Phone: Return By August 10,1990 To: M. Scheck The Vinyl Institute 155 Route 46 West Wayne, New Jersey 07470 Survey Responder: Name:___ Company: Phone: CMA 110512 Yes ( ) NO ( ) Yes ( ) No ( ) Yes ( ) No ( ) Yes ( ) No ( ) Yes ( ) No ( ) b. Continue in action until company response is in place. 9. Provide technical response consultation (by telephone only) to a competitor's incident. 10. Assume regional responsibility for industry emergency response for company and competitor cars. 11. Standardize equipment. 12. Would your company participate in follow up meetings with CMA to discuss a Vinyl Specific Mutual Aid System Coordinated Through ChemNet? If yes, give information: appropriate contact Name:___________________________ Title: Address: Phone: Return By August 10,1990 To: M. Scheck The Vinyl Institute 155 Route 46 West Wayne, New Jersey 07470 Survey Responder: Name:_________________ Company:______________ Phone: CMA 110513 The Viryl Institute A&YW&ceTrnSx^iXTtm HuttxxUKtjBrr.rK- Meredith N. Seheck Aaaittinl Director Waynt Intorthangt Plus II J5i AM) 46 Watt m,n*. HI 07470 (301) *90-8299 SiaBukt A'GeorgiaGufff Georgia Gulf Corporotion 2900 Sorth Loop West Suite 1200 Houston. TX 77092 (713) 956-3924 Tries 91ORE17221 (GE01CMD HOUl Fox mit 956-3909 C. Douglas Shannon Product Manager Vinyl Chloride Monomer John M. Coburn Responsible Cere Coordinator ___Polymers & Pintles Group OxyCherrit Occidental Chemical Corporation Vinyls Division 300 Berwyn Psrk, Suite 300, P.O. Bex 1772 Berwyn, PA 15312 215/251-1068 FAX: 215/251-5673 TELEX. 647107 DOW CHEMICAL U.S.A. ^ , , . 1STVAN POTYONDY 7<n-i->jp ( naa*eet supervisor Unit J - Vinyl Chloride Oyster Creek Site P.O. Bex BB Freeport. Texas 77541 (409) 236-9691 (Work) (409) 297-*i#*(Heme) (OZ1 BFGOOdrich Ca1"." City Plant [ P.O. Boe 527 : Calvert City. Kentucky 42029 ! 502-395-4151 FRANK H.SOLLMAN Senior Transportation Regulations Specialist ^ZaqprgiaGuir Georgia Guff Corporation 42 C Reads H 'ey Sen-castle Corporate Commons Sen-castle. DE 19720 13021 3234116 Fax: (30213234105 Frank B. Bomill Manager. Industrial Liaison and Regulatory Affairs G. K. JORDAN MANA6M. OPERATIONAL iEAVICt* LAKE CHARLES PLANT INDUSTRIAL CHEMICAL DIVISION PPG INDUSTRIES, XNCL p. o. OCX IOOO LAKE CKAR(Lt!*, )LA*9. 1T-O4A*0O0* M \ BXV I. F. (Butch) Polasek Manigcr-CERP ___OxyChem, Occidental Chemical Corporation Corporate Oftioes Occioentai Tower 5005 LBJ Freeway. Dallas. Texas 75244 P O Bos 609050. Dallas. Texas 75380-9050 214/404-3279 J, MicKoel Kerlegon Supervisor Roil Operations Vislo Chemieol Company 900 Threodneedle Houston, Texes 77079 P.O. Bo. 19079 (77724) Phone (713) 566-3564 VISTA BFGoodrich Geon Vinyl Division 6100 Oak Tree Boulevard Cleveland. Ohio 44131 216-447-6379 FAX 216-447-6121 CMA110514 John K. Henster Supervisor ol Transportation L The i Vinyl Institute AOvMef7mS*4*fyiX7)<a Hashes maasyhc. Meredith N, Seheck Assistant Director I4*yne IMfchingt Pint U 1SS fioM 4t Ut' *yr*, HJ 07470 (lOt) >90*199 Georgia Gulf Corporation 2900 North Loop Vest Suite 1200 Houston. TX 77092 (7131 916-3924 Teles 910W7221 (GEOICMD HOUl Fas O13t9S6-3909 C. Doubles Shannon Produrt Manager Vinyl Chloride Monomer OXT John M. Coburn Responsible Cere Coordinitor ___Polymers t PJsstici Group OxyChem, Occidental Chemical Corporation Vinyls Division 300 Berwyn Perk. Suite 300. P.O. Bex 1772 Berwyn. PA 1S312 216/251-1068 FAX: 215/251-5873 TELEX. 547107 DOW CHEMICAL U.S.A. / , . 1STVAN POTYONDY 7CcLijC*( rn>lt<t SUPERVISOR Unk I - Vinyl Chloride Oyster Creek Site P.O. Bos BB Freeport. Texes 77541 (4Q9J 238-9691 (Work) (409) 297***(Home) (OZf BFGoodrich Celvert City pilot i P.O. Box 27 i Calvert City, Kentucky 42029 502-395*4161 I FRANK H.SOLLMAN Senior Transportation Regulations Specialist Georgia Gulf Corporation 42 C Reads Hov Nmtastle Corporate Commons Ne*xas)le, DE J9720 (3021323-6116 Fax: (302) 323S10S Frank BorreUi Manager. Industrial Liaison and Regulatory Affairs G. TL JORDAN IS manaoek, ercuTioHAL seavices LAKE CHAKLtS VIAKT INDUSTRIAL CHEMICAL DIVISION PTO INDUSTRIES. INC. e. o. eox 1000 LAKE CHAPLEE, LA. TOeeS (Stei ast-seeo J. Mlchoel Kerlegon Supervisor Roil Operotions Visls Chemicol Compony 900 Threodneedle Houston, Texes 77079 P-.O. Bo-x'n190e2e9t-(i7X7/2A24) VISTA OXT I.F. (Butch) Polasek Meneger-CERP ,__ _OxyChem Occidental Chemical Corporation Corporate Offices - Occidental Tower 5005 LBJ Freeway. Dsllet. Texas 75244 P. O Box 809050. Dalles. Texas 75380-9050 14/404-3279 BFGoodrich Gecn Vlnyt Division 6100 Oak Tree Boulevard Cleveland, OtiiO 44131 216-447-6379 FAX 216-447-6121 CMA 110515 John K. Hensler P w w i'r j- , ! .a .rexviriVe MEETING ATTENDANCE RECORD PLEASE PRINT _ name ~I)-C ____________ __ _ COMPANY f.hc+n________________________ _ STREET P D ~iP>uV <TOb____________ ___________ _ cm-T^tr P&aJt state AC. zip nr3^ . - TELEPHONE (AREA CODEi-? / 3-4-7 -3 ff;CtTe x Klth L. Fogg Safety Director Vitlo Chomlcol Company Lot* Chorles Chemicol Ptant Old Sponish Troil Pest OHict Bo* 727 Westlote, Louiiiono 70669 Phene (318) 494-5*03 VISTA Jon Col* Process Superintendent Vista Chemicol Compony Lot* Charles VCM Plont Pest Ollice Bo* 605 Westlol*. lOu'SiOno 70669 Phone (318) *94-5036 VISTA GEORGE BEVIS CUSTOMER SERVICE MAHACEfl KRXH OfiVO&US wc RJtCTCS ' OPBUOWG LM7E9 FWmdWSP PAS0IC7 GBSUIAUJS7W (SW) S7MSSJ ____Georgia GU}F_ CcO'fix Cult Corpora lion Post Office Box 679 Pfiqutmint, LA 70765-0679 (504)685-7725 (504) 389-2725 John /. tXmsvfcr Technktl Mtntger CMA 110516 MEETING ATTENDANCE RECORD PLEASE PRINT . name &*-r> Hul S&J---- _ COMPANY nifij f _______________ . _ STREET P n Bo/ Cob________ ___ - crnTMtrPMk rv.state zip it.rat, . _ TELEPHONE (AREA CODeH /3-476-^/^C^atc ____________ Keith L. Fogg Solely Director Vitto Chemical Company Lake Charles Chemicol Plont Old Sponish Troll Poet Office Bon 727 WettloLe. Lou'Sona 70669 Phone (3IB) 494-$*03 VIS1A Jon Colo Process Superintendent Vitto Chemical Company Loire Chorlei VCM Plont Pott Office Bon 60S Wettlote. louiiiono 70669 Phone (318) 494-S036 VIS1A GEORGE BEVIS CUtTOUEA KIWI MANAGER tttGBi t&OCAli MC PL4CTCS ' Ofwnw IMiTB PAPTWBtlP PjD. 801427 GBSMAA IA7WJ4 (SO*) (1MO* Georgia Gulf Georgia Cult Corporation Pott Office Boi 629 FUquemifH, LA 70765-0629 (iCht) US-172S (SMj U9-272S John J. Wnuita TtchnictJ Mjrujcr CMA 110517 tO ERGEMCY RESPONSE NETWORK MgETTVft FOLLOW-UP SERVEY_________________ SJ t A$ 53 o8- \r 5 y Tt- $ c v; CX <4 jr company's interest i cooperation in the idness/emergency response" as listed below: 1. For vinyl, is your company ChemNet/ChemTrek: a. Participant b. Subscriber c. Limited Subscriber y .2 Share tankcar preventives maintenance/testing practices. /1 3. Develop recommendations regarding needed tools, equipment and procedures for H yresponse organizations. y y y 4. Share response critiques. hi y 5. Periodic Meetings to discuss vinyl rail safety issues: .6 Share resources for training of: y y y y ya. Local Emergency Planning Commissions A/ b. Contractors c. Bureau of Explosives d. Contact Railroads Ny y hi y y Hy y 7. Develop/maintain inventory of response capabilities over complete route of distribution. a. Contractors yV y y yb. Company Equipment N c* Personnel and Telephone List y0 v . b8 Provide at-scene technical advisor to competitor's incident: ya. Scope out incident (provide initial response, determine extremity of ______ action and report) . y y y y\ / hi ~K y yiY y y i yy y y v v7 y y y yy y y/Hi? ft yH yH y Ma'p hi yy y y ;$ vy yyy y yv vy y yh y y) y Mc2t y t>6c^ y-t>cu; w che^-jet CMA 110518 (z) HlT pc/cnfiAt. CMA 110519 VCM EMERGENCY RESPONSE NETWORK MEETING FOLLOW-UP SURVEY Please indicate your company's interest i cooperation in the elements of "preparedness/emergency response" as listed below: Yes (5 ) Yes(J ) Yes ( ) No(| ) No(| ) No(| ) Yes (8) 1 Yes (*") ) No( ) No ( | ) Yes ( G) No ( \ ) ) | GYes ( ) Yes ( 5) Yes( 4) Yes ( g) No( l ) No(7.) No (3 ) No(^) ies(0 ) Yes( l ) Yes(5) No( 1 ) No (X.) No ( ) Yes ( G) No ( ) 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. i 7. 8. For vinyl, is ChemNet/ChemTrek: your company a a. Participant b. Subscriber c. Limited Subscriber Share tankcar preventive maintenance/testing practices. Develop recommendations regarding needed tools, equipment and procedures for response organizations. Share response critiques. Periodic Meetings to discuss vinyl rail safety issues: Share resources for training of: a. Local Emergency Planning Commissions b. Contractors c. Bureau of Explosives d. Contact Railroads Develop/maintain inventory of response capabilities over complete route of distribution. a. Contractors b. Company Equipment c. Personnel and Telephone List Provide at-scene technical advisor to competitor's incident: a. Scope out incident (provide initial response, determine extremity of action and report). CMA 110520 Ves(5 ) No( \ ) Yes( No( ) Yes (4-) No ) Yes{H) No( | ) Yes(Q) No ( ) b. Continue in action until company response is in place: 9. Provide technical response consultation (by telephone only) to a competitor's incident. 10. Assume regional responsibility for industry emergency response for company and competitor cars. 11. Standardize equipment. 12. Mould your company participate in follow up meetings with CMA to discuss a Vinyl Specific Mutual Aid System Coordinated Through ChemNet? If yes, give information: appropriate contact Name: Title:____________________________ Address: Phone: Return By August 10,1990 To: M. Scheck The Vinyl Institute 155 Route 46 West Wayne, New Jersey 07470 Survey Responder: Name:__________________ Company:______________ Phone:________________ CMA 110521