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KNVIRONMKNTAI. PIIOTI'XTIO.N Received OCT 2 3 1986 I A/r\QQTPI I South Charleston Plant TLIa) 0'-vv l6l'zZ- ^ PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT & UNION CARBIDE Bldg. 406 - 2nd. Floor SUth Char1eston' WV 25303 Q) TO: J. K. Corrie ^JL$- DATE: orx j2_0<^C^C2o f c^eJ-A October 20, 1986 COPY: J. C. Cogar J. R. Dement C. H. Hancock F. A. Sanchez J. L. Worstell EPD Staff (Circulate) SUBJECT: ASBESTOS Attached are letters we received from the Institute's EP Department. Goff Mountain is very close to banning asbestos disposal. A landfill in Parkersburg is the best alternative for asbestos disposal once the Goff ban begins. Though more inconvenient than disposal at Goff Mountain, contract disposal of asbestos can be a smooth operation as long as all aspects of it are closely followed. A few aspects that need to be followed in order to avoid any problems include: 1. Good communication between maintenance and the Parkersburg landfill so asbestos shipments are received during normal working hours. - i.e. There are logistic type activities to be watched after. 2. Good communication between Maintenance and the contract transporter (if this is the case) so no disposal delays will occur. 3. Asbestos disposal regulations must be closely followed in order to avoid any non-compliances. 4. Proper manifesting of all asbestos shipment. UCC 013303