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v. Lockwood Street Outfall
A. Physical Inspection Findings
The storm sewers in Lockwood Street, Lister Avenue. ChapelStreet, Albert Avenue. Euclid Avenue and the Morris Canal Right-of-Way all drain through the Lockwood Street outfall (see Plate 2).Drainage from parts of Raymond Boulevard, Ferry Street. and thePulaski Skyway ramp are also connected to the Lockwood Street system.Separate sanitary sewers serve the entire area. All storm manholesand inlets in the study area were inspected. The limits of tidalflow were identified and all sources of dry weather flow were iso-lated. Chemical spills at industrial facilities were noted. Tha~orris Canal storm sewer west of Lockwood Street (LW-8 to Me-ll) waslamped.
(1) Lister Avenue Sewer
The manholes, Inlets and pipes on Lister Avenue were coated witha black oily material. Sediment depth varied between 0.5 and 1.5feet. The source of the oil was spillage at the B-L1ne TruckingCompany. Tank trucks are allowed to drain while parked at this faci-lity. Black o11y chemicals flow into inlets on Lister Avenue andEsther Street. The flow into Esther Street is continuous and thecurb has been broken out to facilitate it.
A continuous flow of viscous orange chemicals was observed en-tering an inlet on Cornelia Street. This material came from leakingdrums stored on the Cellomer Corporation property. These chemicalswere enterins the Lister Avenue stora ..wer. Intermittent spillage
.of black oily chemicals was noted at the Fiske Brothers" RefininsCompany railroad 81dinl and a very small volume of water and oil fromthat industry was beins discharled into Esther Street. Bo~~ flows
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were entering the Lister Avenue storlD sewer. A cooling water dis-charge pipe frOIDFiske Borthers was found at the inlet on the south-west corner of Lockwood Street and Lister Avenue. A 2-inch + connec-tion was found entering inlet LS-10. Because of its diameter. it isimprobable that this line contains wastes. It was not floWing wheninspected. The only building near L5-10 is occupied by the StateProduce Company. No dry weather flow was observed upstream of man-hole LS-12 and no sources of pollution are suspected above thatpoint.
(2) Morris Canal Sewers
Continuous flow was observed in the Morris Canal storlD sewprseast and west of LOCKwood Street. The flow in th. easterly line(LW-8 to HC-105) was traced to the Newark Boxboard Company. Thisflow was estimated at 0.16 mgd using depth measurements. The muni-cipal swimming pool on Waydell Street was discharging an estimated0.07 mgd into the westerly line upstream of manhole MC3. The carwash drains at the Sunoco Station on Raymond Boulevard were found tobe connected to the storm sewer between manholes HC3 and HC-4. Per-sonnel at Associated Auto Body and Trucks Inc. were observed dumpingpaint into the storm sewer between manholes HC-6 and MC-7. ManholeHC-7 is the limit of tidal influence and no dry weather flow was ob-served upstream of that point. A partial blockage was found in theinvert of manhole HC-2. Sediment varying in depth between 0.5 and1.0 feet was noted between manhole' I,.W-8and MC-7.
(3) Euclid Avenue Sewer
The flow in the Euclid Avenue storm sewer, e'tillated at 0.02mgd, was traced to the Radda"ay Manufacturing Company's cooling waterdischarge at inlet E-I04.
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(4) At bert Avenue Sewer
Tidal flow was observed in the Albert Avenue storm sewer up tomanhole A-3. A minor, intermittent flow of water and oil fromCellomer enters the Carnelia Street gutter and flows to the A1 ber tAvenue storm ..wer. However, DO dry weather flow was actually ob-served upstream of manhole A-3.
(5) Lockwood Street Sewer
No dry weather flow was oblerved in the Lockwood Street Btormsewer upstream of manhole LW-8. There is no indication of pollutantsources above that point. The croll-connections, shown on the sewerplans were inspected and found to be sealed. A railroad drain on thesouth lide of the Hessinger Trucking and Warehouse Corporation build-ing appeared to be connected to the Lockwood Street lanitary sewer.Major spillage of chellicd. was ob.erved at the Atlas Refinery Inc.railroad siding. The eastern portion of this siding drains intorailroad drainase ditches that are connected to the Blanchard Streetstorm sewer system. The discharges from Newark Boxboard, the muni-cipal swimming pool, and Reddaway Manufacturing produce a base dis-charge of approximately 0.25 mad.
(6) Lister Avenue Tide Gate
There ~s no evidence of chellical attack or deterioration of theconcrete challber. Sedillent in the invert of the chamber prevents theLister Avenue tide gate frail eloaing cOllpletely. The gate a~lows in-flow during the risinl tide. AssUlling a five foot tidal ranle and anopen tide gate, approx1maeely 270,000 gallon. of river waeer enterlwith each incoming tide, mixe. with pollutanta beinl di.~harled intothe systea ad flows back into the river as the tiele fall.. A typi-cal diurnal flow pattern at the tide gate is .hOWD on Pla:: 9. If
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the tide sates were to close completely. the discharge from thesystem of any polluted flow would be restricted to a relatively shortperiod around low tide.
(7) Lockwood Street Outfall
An abandoned railroad drain was found connected to manhole LS-l.The last 25 feet of the 72-inch outfall was exposed and showed evi-dence of chemical attack. Portion of the crown had completely de-teriorated. The headwall was not deteriorated and there was no evi-dence of chemical attack below the Iprins line of the pipe •
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'...socia~.4 au~o bo4y and truoksATTACHMENT A
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BackgroundThe United states Environmental Protection Agency ("EPA") isinvestigating the release of hazardous substances into thePassaic River. EPA has information indicating that hazardoussubstances from your facility located at 405 Raymond BOUlevard inNewark, New Jersey may have been discharged into the PassaicRiver.Provide the information requested below, including copies of allavailable documentation that supports your answers.1) How long has your company operated at the facilitydesignated above? If your company no longer operates at thisfacility, during what years did your company operate at thefacility? J970 - p~e6ent
2) a) Does your company have or has it in the past had a permitor permits issued pursuant to the Resource Conservation andRecovery Act, 42 D.S.C. §6901 ~ ~.? If "yes", please providethe years that your company held such a permit and its EPAIdentification Number. NJVOJJ474921 1983~1992
NJX000307546 a.4 06 Novembe.lt., 1992b) Does your company have or has it in the past had a permitor permits issued pursuant to the Federal Water Pollution controlAct, 33 U.S.C. § 1251, ~ ~.? If "yes", please provide theyears that your company held such a permit. No
3) Did your company receive, utilize, manUfacture, discharge,release or dispose of any materials containing the followingsubstances:
Yes Ho2,3,7,8 tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin
or other dioxin compoundsCadmiumMercuryLeadNickelZincCopperXyleneMethyl ethyl ketoneBenzene/ethyl benzeneTolueneChlorobenzene
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4) a) provide a description of the manufacturing oroperations processes for which all hazardous SUbstances,including, but not limited to, the substances listed in responseto ite. (3), were a product or by-product. (Se.e.,,·Re.ve.Jt.6e.)
b) During what parts of the processes identified in theresponse to items (4)(a), above, were hazardous substances,including, but not limited to, the substances listed in responseto item (3), generated? (S~~ R~v~~~~J
i) Describe the chemical composition of thesehazardous substances. (Se~ Rev~~~e)ii) Por each process, what amount of hazardoussubstances was generated per volume of finishedproduct? 6 oz.iii) Were these hazardous substances combined withwastes from other processes? If so, wastes from whatprocesses? No
5) Describe the methods of collection, storage, treatment, anddisposal of all hazardous substances, including, but not limitedto, the substances listed in response to item (3) and (4),Include information on the following: (Se.~ Re.ve.~~e.J
a) Identify all persons who arraigned for and managed theprocessing, treatment and disposal of hazardous substances.
Jack Sie~el - Regina 8elow~~Mb) If hazaraous substances were ta~en off-site by a hauleror transporter, provide the names and addresses of the wastehaulers and the disposal site locations. (See Re.ve.~~e.J
c) Describe ~ storage practices employed by your companywith respect to all hazardous substances from the time operationscommenced until the present. Include allan-site and off-sitestorage activities. (Se.e 516) a) For process waste waters generated at the facilitywhich contained any hazardous substances, inclUding, but notlimited to, the substances listed in response to item (3) and(4): none-not applicable. - wa~te wate.~ 6~om vehicle cleaning to
6loo~ id~a.{"l'/,06..to ~ e.ttlinattank p"~i..o~to ...di~cha~a.e. to municipa.t -6 ewe~.) D1d tne waste~ ream connect ~o a san1~ary sewerand if so, during what years?ii) Were they treated before being discharged to thesanitary sewer and if so, how?iii) If the waste waters were not discharged to thesanitary sewer, where were they disposed and duringwhat years?
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bJand LJ by p4oduetlwa6te. would contaLn me.tal6 and thLnne.4p'toduce.d 640m the ele.anLng 0' 6pltay gun6 anda660cLate.d equLpment. Howevelt, me.tal6 have. beenelLmLnated '40m the paLnt6 employed Ln OUlt paLntLngpltOCe66. P4e6ently wa6tethLnne.'t contaLn~ Xyleneand Methyl Ethyl Ketone L6 collected and dL6pOH.d06 Ln acco'tdanee wLth all applLcable 6tate and6ede.4al 4e.gulatLon6.
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b) For. floor drains or other disposal drains at thefacility:
i) Did .the waste stream connect to a sanitary sewerand if eo, during what years? ~~nc~ 6ta~t up to p~~~~nt
ii) Was the waste stream treated before beingdischarged to the sanitary sewer and if so, how?vehLcte wa~h - ~ett4Lng tank - 6~we~iii) If the floor drains or other disposal drains atthe facility were not discharged to the sanitary sewer,where did they discharge and during what years?
not appt.Lc.abto.c) i) Did any storm sewers, catch basins or lagoons exist
at any time at the facility and it so, during whatyears? 6to~m 6~we~6 - 6~o~m wat~~ ~un~o6~
ii) If catch basins or lagoons existed, were theylined or un-lined? not appl.Lc.abte
iii) Where was the discharge from any of thesestructures released and during what years? Was thisdischarge treated before its release and if so, how andduring what years? not appticable
d) Please supply diagrams of any waste water collection ordisposal system~ on the property. See attached
7) a) For each hazardous substance, including, but notlimited to, the substances listed in response to item (3) oridentified in the responses to item (4), above, provide the totalamount generated during the operation of the facility on anannual basis. 92 gat. 9.2 gat. paint pLgm~nt
27.6 gat. toulene xylene MEK eachb) Was any hazardous SUbstances, including, but not limited to,the substances listed in response to item (3) or identified inthe responses to item (4), above, disposed of in the PassaicRiver or discharged to the Passaic River? If yes, estimate theamount of material discharged to or disposed of in the PassaicRiver and the frequency with which this discharge or disposaloccurred. No
8) Please identify any leaks, spills, explosions, fires, orother incidents of accidental material discharge that occurred atthe facility during which or as a result of which any hazardoussubstances, inclUding, but not limited to, the substances listedin response to item (3) or (4), were released on the property ofthe facility or discharged to the Passaic River. Provide anydocuments or information relating to these incidents. No
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9) Provide the date of any leaks, spills, explosions, fires orother incidents of accidental material discharge of any hazardoussubstances, including, but not limited to, the Bubstanoes listedin response'to item (3) and (4), on the property or into thewaste water discharge system at the faoility. Provide details ofthe ultimate disposal of any contaminated materials. not applLeaBte
10) a) . Was your facility ever subject to flooding. If so, wasthe flooding due to:
i) overflow from sanitary or storm sewer back-up,and/or Ve6, 6tOltm 6eWeit ovelLtoad du,ltLng 6eve.lte. ltaLn6atl,
mLnolL 6toodJ..ngii) flood overflow from the Passaic River? No
b) Please provide the date and duration of each floodevent. lteealtd6 not kept on Italte occa6Lonal 6load event6 due. to
av M.toad 0 t. J1IunLd..pal 6tOltlll-6 e.we.lt-611) Please pro~ide a detailed aescription of any civil, criminalor administrative proceedings against your company for violationsof any local, state or federal laws or regulations relating towater pollution or hazardous waste generation, storage, transportor disposal. Provide copies of all pleadings and depositions orother testimony given in these proceedings. none
12) Provide a oopy of each document which relates to thegeneration, purchase, use, handling, hauling, and/or disposal ofall hazardous substances, inclUding, but not limited to, thesubstances listed in response to item (3) or (4). If you areunable to provide a copy of any document, then identify thedocument by describing the nature of the document (e.g. letter,file memo, invoice, inventory form, billing record, hazardouswaste manifest, etc.). Describe the relevant informationcontained therein. Identify by name and job title the person whoprepared the document. If the document is not readilyavailable, state where it is stored, maintained, or why it isunavailable. 6e.e attaehed
13) Provide all other documents pertaining to the results of anyanalyses of ground water, surface water, ambient air, and anyother environmental media performed at the facility. not appl~cabte
14) a) Has your company owned the facility at the locationdesignated above? If so, from whom did your company purchase theproperty and in what year? If your company subsequently sold theproperty, to whom did your company sell it and in what year?Please provide copies of any deeds and documents of sale.
Ve-6 - pultcha-6~d 6ltom K~a6tco COltp. 1970 - 6tLtl own pltopelttyb) If your company did not own the facility, from whom did
your company rent the faoility and for what years? Pleaseprovide copies of any rental agreements. not applLcabte
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c) To the extent that you know, please provide the names ofall parties who owned or operated the facility during the periodfrom 1940 through the present. .Describe the relationship, ifany,· or each or those parties with your company.15) Answer the following questions regarding your business orcompany. In identifying a company that no longer exists, provideall the information requested, except for the agent for serviceof process. If your company did business under more than onename, list each name.
a) state the legal nam. of your company.A6~o~Lat~d Auto Body l T~UCR6. Inc.
b) state the name and address of the president or thechairman of the board, or other presiding officers ofyour company. (S~~ ~~v~~6~J
c) Identify the state of incorporation of your company andyour company's agent for service of process in thestate of incorporation and in New Jersey. (S~~ R~V~~6~)
Provide a copy of your company's "Certificate ofIncorporation" and any amendments thereto. not avaLlable
Lnco~po~ated Ln 1954If your company is a subsidiary or affiliate of anothercompany, or has subsidiaries, or is a successor toanother company, identify these related companies. Foreach related company, describe the relationship to yourcompany, indicate the date and manner in which eachrelationship was established. not applLcable
Identify any predecessor organization and the datesthat such company became part of your companY-not applLcable
Identify any other companies which were acquired byyour company or merged with your company. not applLcabl~
Identify the date of incorporation, state ofincorporation, agents for service of process in thestate of incorporation and New Jersey, and nature ofbusiness activity, for each company identified theresponses to items (11)(e), (f), and (g), above. not applL~abtE
Identify all previous owners or parent companies,address, and the date change in ownership occurred.
not appV •.cabt~
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15} bJ Mo~~L6 SLegeL, P~e6Ldent220 HO~6e6hoe Rd., Be~keLeY HeLght6, N.J. 07922
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Jack SLegeL, VLee-P~e6Ldent37 HoLLywood V~., Woodb~Ldg~, N.J. 07095
RegLna BeLow6ky" See~eta~y-T~ea6u~e~22 WettLngton Rd., Ea6t B~un4wLek, N.J. 08816
c.} New Je~6eyRegLna Betow6ky22 WeLtLngton Rd., Ea4t B~Un4WLc.k; N.J. 08816
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16) Provide the name, address, telephone number, title andoccupation of the person(s) answerinq this ItRequest for .Information" and state whether such person(s) has personalknowledqe of the responses. In addition, identify each personwho assisted in any way in respondinq to the "Request forInformation" and specify the question to which each personassisted in respondinq.
Jack SL~get, vLce-p~e4£dent, gen4~at manage~37 Hollywood V~., Woodb~Ldge, N.J. 07095(201) 589-9162 (day' (908) 634-5175 (evenLng)
pe~40nal knowtedge 06 all ~e4pon4e4 ~elatLng to 4hopp~oductLon and p~oce44e4.
~RegLna Below4ky,. 4ec~eta~y-t~ea4u~e~, compt~olte~22 WeltLngton Rd., Ea4t B~un4wLck, N.J. 08876(201) 589-9762 (da!l~') (908) 257-6704 (evenLng)
pe~40nal knowledge 06 all ~e4pon4e4 ~etatLng toadmLnL4t~atLve p~ocedu~e6 and pape~wo~k.
J06eph Sab~~chLc, envL~onmental manage~, 6ale4pe~6on837 Stuyvuant Ave., Apt. 12, l~vLngton, N.J. 071 17(201) 589-9162 (day) {l01} 399-5003 (evening)
pe~4onal knOWledge 06 all ~e6pon~e~ ~elatLng tochemical component~ and ou~ phY6ical plant.
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CERTIFICATIQH OF ANSWERS TO BEOUEST FOR INFORMATION
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I certify under penalty of law that I have personally examinedand am familiar with the information submitted in this document(response to EPA Request tor Information) and all documentssubmitted herewith, and that based on my inquiry of thoseindividuals immediately responsible for obtaininq theinformation, I believe that the submitted information is true,accurate, and complete, and that all documents submitted herewithare complete and authentic unless otherwise indicated. I amaware that there are significant penalties for sUbmittinq falseinformation, inc1udinq the possibility of fine and imprisonment.I am also aware that my company is under a continuing obllqationto supplement its response to EPA's Request for Information ifany additional information relevant to the matters addressed inEPA's Request for Information or the company's response theretoshould become known or available to the company.
NAME . (print or type)
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B. Dry Weather Flow SampHrtg and Flow Hcntorlng
Sourc.u of dry weather flow and limit. of tidal influence werenoted dlJflng the phYsical survey. Thou severa in which flow was
obaet'ved were subdivided for sampling. 'The first St!t of ulllplu: wu
obtained on May 2* 1978. The Hcond set was taken on June 14. 1978.
The laboratory analysis of these.amplesb shown in Appendix A.
Both setS of samples show high levels of pollution on Lockwood
Streett Lister Avenue. A.lbert Aveftue. and the easterly portion of the
Monts Canal storm &eller. The samples in the Euclid Avenue sewer
fell Within water quality sundards. leea1,\$e of Udal .cUonJ
it wu
notpo,iible to tonfirm that all hian pollutant readings were caused
by disc.harges Marthe respective sampUng points. A cUsehatae ofpollutants anYWhere in the system Within the tidal range could be
tD1xed and carrieI'! to distant sampUna points. Sa=ples were obtained. ~at the following locations.
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Lister Avenue up$trea·lll. of the tide ga.te chamber
Usee: Avenue upstream of Lockwood StreetLister Avenue at Joseph Street
Loek\lood. Street upstream of Uster AvenueLockwood Street upstream of 4lbert Avenue
LoekwoodStreet doW'tlstream of the tobrrb CanalAlbert Avft\le at toekwood StreetAlbert Avenue U Jo .. :Ph Street.
!uclld Avenue at Loek'wo04 StreetEucUd Avenue (cooling wacerconneet!on at inlet)Morris Canal at Lockwood Street (weat IUe)
Korrb Canal .500 ft. vest of Lockwood Street
Morris Canal 1400 ft. west cfLockwood Street
Morris Canal at Lockwood Street <east aide)
Morr1s Canal 800 it ... at of Lockwood Stre~t
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Euclid Avenue was eliminated from further study because ofu.mpl1nl results. The coolin. Water discharged at ItecldawayManufacturing was ~mplect at: inlet £-104. The MOTris Canal storm"wer west of Lockwood Stre.t (LW-8 to HC-ll) Vat eliminated on the
bash of physical 1nspec:t1oot 'latl1ping and $l.lllpl1ng. The intermittent
.ourees of pollut1on at the Sunoeo Car Wash and A..$sociated Aut I) Body
have been identified. The high levels of pollutants detected at
l'la.nhcle kc-l in the May 2 lampl,ing is attributed to these sources.
Sediment dOWIl.$treamC4\Jsed flow to pOc01 at manhole MC-7 and remain
there $8 the tide went Out. Pollutanu frolll dow:nstream appear to
have been carried into that manhOc!e by the ttde eausing theeontalll!nation detected in the MC-7u.mph on June 14. The 12"'ineh
Lockwood Street Outfall was not televhed because there was noeVidenc.e of pollurantsourees in the line. The 'senjam1n Moore
COlUpa.ny 15 the 'only industry .dja~ent to the outfall. "faps provided
by t.ne City of Newark show the roof drains froUl one bu11d1ns
eOnnected to the outfall. The Benjuin Moore laboratory 11 loeatedin that building but there are t'W chemieal process fac111Ues. Tbe
plant engineer 1nd1caU$ that all otber .urf.aee and roof drainage ispwnped. direc.tly 1ntothe Passaic: River. All other storm ..efiefS in
which flow was observed were scheduled f·or television inspection.
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