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IInntteerr'ootftfiiccee Ccoorrrreessppoonnddeennccee SA EEE cer c: LdJo.F'~E.L. E LEvuvederlrtotrg = HAO FW WCGo.BB5... D ADnyydbbeoerllslon WHJ3o0.. TSJTL... AVLLeiinnsndgsgeerlson HR3JL1,. CWWJL... WTTWooteddtsddseerls RDw0.o.. PWW~.L.. KW K Jieiarnrkfsktwee~norslldd uW3J0..aAAlP...PtPJeaoanntndgdseeuerncr ress ~. J. L41A0. ~. ~. BLLaariionnmee . Sadlect: |oh|act : OOWpepetenn SFFclrieaalplddABcBcuuurrmnnuiinlnaggtion WeootdsSucrrayp Accumulation Woodbury NNoovveemebbeerr 3~0),, 119~677 MINUTES OF A MEETING MINUTES OF A MEETING AAThmemeeepetrtioinns~gosewwdeassmhehetelhlddodsoonnofFFrribidduaeryny,i, ngNNoo.o,eefm sbtbeherer w11e77,t, s11c996r67a7,p, sttotoilrrleevvrileeemwlsitthnheieng ptiihnrneestthehpneertooppowiisettsersdeoonnm J.ettthhhFeueodE~ s3veorddftii,ssbppuoLor.snsaianlF.lgssiittoLeeuf oftiihnonerdW~,owoooedGdtubbusur6cr.yyrapDVVyiibllslelatlagilgle,el.. Wre.m TTShha.ooissnAeeinndgerson, 2p5J0.r5ed7sT7e.tnhleLt iinnwwgrge,i,rteeWHr.Ju.. .JF. . Wessel, Evert, Wessel, J.Lo J. W.F. W. Todd, R. Lu0ford, Todd, R. C.G. C. Watters, D. W. Kirkeold B, Dyball, W. 5. Anderlon, Watters, D. W, Kirkwold and the writer. dTTihhveeidooevvederraialnlltl ossotolhluuetstiieoonnphaoosffestth:hee entire entire Woodbury Woodbury problem prebleet is is basically basiP..~lly divided into these phases= (1) ( I) (11) (II) (I1II1I1)) ToTnhhdee rppueummmpopivinneggthw=eeelllcl heeamnniddcaffloorrccceeonmmata'o.nnnissnyyissoottefnemnthddaeetssiighgnaneseddaltforoeassdttoyopp TsasneneedeedvererededmmooIinvvnaettloo thotthefhee tchhaqereroomuwuinenctddal weaaccatroteoe~rnrt.e. tmhiantatiiosn that still has already In the TooTrhhrieeiggiirrneneam anlolovvaboalilittssoo.f.f the. wet scrno that is still :~in the the chemical contomination that hos seeped Triinhonettuoonredtthmheewoavstsaeoolrii.lol fbbeetThlhloeoewwrechtthhe|eesmiappcniaittlssavcebbouruntattgaehhmeaiossnfanntaoioobttnourretethascac5hh1tee-dd6h0astthhfeeseeeet~ed 0~1rou3n01d1 wbaettewre.en the ThereboItStoann oafvertahgeepiotfs end about the ground ~)rl,60 Feet of soll between the botto., of the pits and the ground water. PPDhohacasesmeebaIIr 1iss15,uunndd1e7er6r7.ccoonnPsshttarrsuueccttii1oo1n1n aaInnsdds1wwii1lil1ll bbbeeeiniin)n oscotoaueraralatefidloonnIn aabtbohoeuutt laboratory DaSannoeddlcuet8amibossenoorlluouIft~tii,oopnnhI)a~swwi7elis.lll 11bPbeehaanrrseeaeccoo1Ims1I1m Imaennwisdidleelddstasaititllgnoaibfellai=acnttea.e]nrrtslddtuyaatdteerle.e,~ducTTInehheetthhsaeeuucccoclaevesebssrsofa~rulaullltory solution of phases II and pTuhmenignrgowinnewaterre.quired to pump;ng lime required to renove tne chemical contamination III will significantly reduce the remove f~e chemical contamination from overall from the groun~ water, Exhibit 1065 Made Available bv 3 for Insnection and Convinn a5 Confidential Information 11006655..00000011 AmanRMAST 33MMAAD022660033665577 "% IeInncoM~noayy paianntdgs ~ThcerapFeapuiltsts aaJJotuutfnneteth,h,neee11s9~ 39e646b77,odd, irissssppoonioogilsslsaalbbl oaornssraiiiinttnegegtssheiinwwneelrW WraeeoboooodmmrdbaaabuddtureeoryyryttV Vhhiarrilnoolllsuuaaglggghyhees,i.tthshee Bawwesetetd on of the Based on o1S3tsh70f1oe01i1ttl1hhreeeaanrsndewwumeelratwwtseietnsst osccrrsfsaacciprpntrahapetptt,hshheaaeiitttt bpiwwwwoteaaarsssissn.goeo esrssritTtig igihaminneindneaatta reletelhdldlmyeyaitthdndhI~aiiaistsnbtppgoooaarsfts5aeetdodplleereyraoaofssftact aeent99natt55iyW~$oppho1oeeeosrdsrdbbuoccsureeefryynentpttheed Tato still trheemsa0ini1s ainna thienfp o ittshe. grTohuendrem waatienrin.g 5 per cent has seeped into the soil and into the ground water. 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Pi1Tohte wwteeassstsffuuwrrtethrheeerrmottedeesstteebddy ptelasntst ondwere tmheadeEnvbyir piinenrsAAounuegslu.stt opnemresnotnsa!l, uufnnrdodemerr anfrdomCi tehacecttuusall vthie Engineer ing GC TDDTehuoeenerepenis~rtnsretragctrr~lroaaetnppRnhsteeo.wwseabeesoaAArrcppnhididillrnreaeP agd~dgilwobblloitueincsnsepeieidsdlaesewwnn~ssttfthhh~eeu~usnsedeppdddiritttashsgffoeo Iiln~eneixxnnc(ev1I:-aa-i~rvw2voaea~tsfftm oeeooouetstttnhehfeedallalayssyteacceonrrrrasdsomppiC aexnnffirddvrtoolhmmbbeuEurbftrnhnnhugeeeeriddnn.p p.ieiniettgrssin..g aD ~tTahhnasueeasratsinybbgsuut~irrnnnsndothii.nneiiggnn,,c`bcArruecsesrcanaaaosrsm,rnepepd~llieetnthssghpeeroo~ff~bobfueurstJtrhn.nsheie,nnwthgg.rreeem eeTmoladiafofirJiadinncgciiniinoegegnlnlndnccuaeysyJh,..h. wFw~a.FFeseroroeeluElllsvoeoccewdoworlii,lnilnteogagicctttmeecwciddaxoosmmptffhpolofeelrroetutibinoodunnrnooinffg aaaetThnnhtngdaahattylttylhhttshaahietsete.thootthyvhvleA eeercraccKcalhheolletlermodminssinicecccga,rraalalppetofsscvovo.oolJlvllv.ueuehmmWnaneetd.tsslhhboaauiianddendnbbtthaeerheeneeendndu~srcrcJceerer.dadadupupFccb. eeyssddE uumccvhhoaaerbbroeaahoussuttitthii$77ase~5onoapps9pprreo9oerppfroypyulecclnreedneenttctthheeenrrt~,. methyl ethyl ketone, etc. had been reduced by core than ~)9 per cent. GBoTinaiarsltsooeeesddtthooshenneworat~therhreooesusuaeennrddorurenewwdssii,uttuhlhlototdasuiutkteiitdtffuurwwartenathsdsheerGrffse belssultteaprl!vttalheinksasteet.,ftfohhrhheeoew8.eaeavssovehheerrr,cic, oooudfuthlhldedeofbbaaeessthhippmuew uwtitliollbblfa~tcebcbkreke the pDuilrendingabo1v0ete~rosuurned, tdheikreed 1asnndo salt 'inol observed for saeepnaegreiosd of tJ~e ~fter the hTTtre hhhueeeerrnreeccm inoo:mm w jbb1uitlousol1stftibbbioeoebennurhshnrunuuiggrroneoeegccsee.tvvsfso~osslle~A.r.emlmiiteeetssss~e eslool{afnffonIiiine~SsntdtevvadneenwJsrroet~~yewr:e'nbbii~nlcln~Iaoeecclffkkslffeieiceccssi~int<eeeooanndkkgteete.duee~snrneeddinnneegccrrooaantnttesehsdedeeqquddfueueuensrrnttiintlnlygybgurning teTciIhnonoe~oimtmhdnote~enom.er~iim omolopnmilofleuuerdtdtbtiaaiiauanncrrtteuentsslinavvgtissie.cuuccciin hhnA itittn~eiyysrsrisococafaaaflr~r,bbnttohothenenet~o~~ttoa~ uounlrnrcrnno~:i:hi~nnyllgcagaeroe.oa.allcnneadcdc(~raabsrartebobnnodnoaa,nnllydysegd~sitiiirsoscion.xx~.immid.daaeedtdh,e,ee for the test Burning sulohur for the sulohur ~.ioxide, particulate -ateri~l, total hydrocarbon, etc.., Made Available bv33Mfoforr Insnection andcsConvin a5 ConfGiadenftiialdentilinformations 11006655..00000022 AAT 33MMAAD022660033665588 CSSioinnmccieesaaittom anoossscphoheuerlridiccord aei~slleuuntft[ioonnoriissoltthhleeeno onn Ilflyyadc ceooqnnuttarrtooell,,dithh1euet p pirroonodduuIcscttssnotooff avaliable. combustion could, nresent a prollem If adequate dilution is not available. Pprroopbeiretnys sGuachgea5bythe50in1uiinsganccelotchreesa,tebuihlyuiondyosr, ansrdc.smockoeulsandbepotshseibrleesult. Problems such as the nuisance created by odor and smoke and possible property PiansdeidcaotnionourthoItsttohrearteorywilalnableysissnyonhartmhfeulsamhaelselsthceoflfleeccttse;d Based on damage by soiling clothes, our laboratory analysis on builoin,gs, etc. could the samples collected bhttheoheweerrtheveeerww,arae ss tsnnhuooelt.extensive indication that there npuomsbseirbleof sybrnoedruqcitssticof number of DrodtJcfs of efcw cofoi~e-l[cLl tu~ssbstefiicoooannwnvyitthnhheaaatdtrmwhhfiaautvvl ehe health effectsl however, nionladbeeceunstneonsiitroorsedohaiencrd no| been monitored and their the their extensive possible synergistic effects combined wlfh inadequate afmospher|c Will beEelsuttaitoinishceoduldducroinnceitvhaeblsycioarlesebnutrni8npgro1b0ledne.ferAnimnoenitthoerienfgfecstystoefn dilution could conceivably present a problem. A monitoring system will be established T11hewLeurancinensgr antdo btahe the L~urnin~} and the sdppnrpuroorriddonunu~ccclthfssithneogoff asuccccootuhnmaobullusestbvtieuioolrfnnsl lnofT~hfh~ ercttoonC ctdooeueumltleiddnrm anntoionissoessni,lbbthllyeythee bbeeffehexhactaretrmnm tiufuil.. ooOIffff bbwcuoeurnrntnaiuoinsnngtgeiaow rni1itl1olwoutbbeeeldrraeebpddepuurccoieenaddcthsh5inoe0gNtthah~aarutact hletthshleesevrc eaoolsnrqgcceeoe.nfntrtcrNaoaolntwiitosoanvnm erioon,ffatrttihoehenedu, cpptrrthoioeogdnuuce cttixssnten thte of combustion would be in the harmless r~n~e, Ha#ever, reduction in the VCoolmuprleeteof thsecrapprojbeecitn.g buIrtnesdhowuill) beexteemnpdhasfihzeedtimneatinawmhoicnhitoIrtintgakessysttoem volume of scrap being burned will extend the time in which it takes to complete the project. oTfs oalnlly t6hseesfuisepcecitveed is only as effective o~orssoIattthuhecesthscocoouom mldfppooncbneeoenmnteutssm stpbbiheeaoiisnnnigzgesd'IJ1ln}1foohkkea cbdaef a monitoring system mfaodr.e byA cG.ompB.letyebaIlils,t for. A ~omplete list W emoof.Sna iS.t.lol rA AinnthdndeegerrssssooyunnastpeaaennncddtecdoJJn.. products of combustion Ai.ncFleunddeerfraesns prior A. Pendergr~s5 prior to~",tlhl e beburmnaidneg so t by G. haBt. Dyb~ll~ ~onitoring system c~n include The burning will bake about ten weeks, 2 hous each day, seven days each The burning will f~ke about fen weeks, 2)4 ho~,'s each day, seven days e~ch wesk. Tao large rigs with clom shell buckets will be used for excovation week. Two large rigs with clam shell bucketl; will be used for excavation nd one rig with a lagging bucket will be uesd for mixing. A bulldorer and one rig with a logging bucket ~ill be ul..;~ for mixing. A bulldozer will be Used 10 pile fhe ash after turning. he satimated cost is sbout will be used to pile the ~sh a~ter burning, 307,00. ~00,00~. the estimated o$f is ~bout sI14fevethrhiaisls r~G'eoetvthehorodndmeoonfftaddliissppaoogssesan|cl ieTisss awaipDlnolrroovvbeeeddrbebyqyui.3Srt~edlmla~nbnaeagfgeoemrmeeennttt,,heaappbopurrroonvviaanllg cooffan several GSotranrt.koocTbhuersye ainndcluCdoettaighee nGerwoveKininlelssogtee Pcooulnlcuitliso.n CoAnlttrhoolughAjetnhcey Srs.ndPaul start. governmental agencies will be required be{ore the burning] can [hese include file new Minnesot8 Poliufi'~n Control A]ency and SAbAihoirrothulPPodNolollolou uldt5tbii0o uornnyre C~CoanondpntprtrC roaooliltstaeAAgdggeeenoncf~cyyrotvhhheeaass vsnniilootl~ uajg ju tueirroiisnscd dois{,,coc,~tficito oihln~el s. Allhough the St. iniltlhisbearaebsle thfeoy in th~s area they P~ul sSnhsouualrd anyalso qbueestapiopnrsaisiendeomfigthhet Jet asked situation shou" the so they ~#i bIIurnbieng~.bll to ~n~wlr any qu~sflons they mlghf ;at asked 8b~'" fbe burning. As 4 result of the meeting the fol lowing concisions were resches: As ~ result of the meeting the following con c~ions were reeched~ (1) Fase on the test turning and the n.bsequent latoratory (I) ((23)) WpaFCWDaSwSDA1eaii4daheeneollrsdforcarndllaieeuielate1lttlomy'iithtiyddbssnnbcaioeieiuoisnrsnepmbloGoa,gdpemefrnplBieaedi3mllcagl1.ttoehas,resoahinohueepodnridetepuOoo1tpriybncsc9oaoabodbaoeu6lrngvfanodf7rieeal.svsutnwtd.llereiabd.,eretniwiesgonglfrpbertflcougoohwsorurkoieannliLnt5llde.tebiot,odawuhtserbcAIinoewdnioniibfidnnpturvunceserlhoe)pornoecdmriuripa1iintesanlr5iv,dtgnoeme,s,soitfdelbaeudyonoharfdbbioesfysrwnDubheeeeorceJvrcumeoor3evejmohcrmentnsAot,b.dumiehmesoteselrPtnoorptfsieaerhaotLonegrigteyndeneh1emgaoaarebtsat1gnyhhnns9rtaodn6fa,tt7dh.sesal| (2) Based on the test burning =nd the tL,bsequent la[oratory analysis, the burning will be complete enou~]h so that the remaining ash can be buried withal1 further seepage and continued ground water contamln~fil~1~ however~ the ash will be piled ebove ground~ diFed ,|rl~ observed for period of time after the burn|~l } f) pe sure there is not additional seepage. A detailed orocedure for the bur~ ng, air monitoring and sefety prec~ufi~ns will be complt.l'ed by December ~ I~. M~srts G. B. ~yball~ ~. ~. Ander~l~lq, and J. A. Pendergrass will compi le ~ I isf of know~ {ro~u~fs of combustion th~f shou I d be man i tared. If thls method of disposal I'~ ~{~pr:\'~d by ~ m8negement~ ~ll permit ~nd ~pproval nejotln~{on~ ~r~,~ld be complete b~ December ~1~ 1967o Made Available bv 3 for Insnection and Convinn a5 Confidential Information 11006655..00000033 AmanaMASa 33MMAAD022660033665599 GToorSihnarthemownitnteSrvmaenrita2s1 130 se or eon bo Corevered If all 8pprovel5 ore obtsined the burning ~houlr' be scheduled to start about J-r~uary ~, J~)6f~, so thet it can be co~01eted during the winter months, Sumitted by Sumitted by CCntvi.ronKmeesntteohr and Civil Engineering cer C, E. Kiester Environmentol end iv!ol Engineering M~d~. Av~il~hl~. hv .3M fnr In.~n#.c.tinn ~nd Cnnvinn ~.~ ~.nnfid~.nti~l Infnrm~tinn' 11006655..00000044 -- 3MA02603660