General Membership Meeting Meetings are normally held the first Tuesday of every other month from 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM. Lunch is served at each meeting and RSVP is generally requested to the host-ing company. The following is a list of meeting dates and the hosting company: June 3, 2014 — Lonza August 5, 2014 — Evonik October 7, 2014 — Dynegy December 2, 2014 — Host Caterpillar (actual location TBD) Annual Emergency Exercise October 16, 2014 (Thursday)— This year’s exercise will be a “tabletop” exer-cise hosted by Ingredion. Community Members are welcome to observe.

Annual Community Meeting October 23, 2014 (Thursday) in Maple-ton Village Hall. 6:30-8:30 PM. This event includes presentations and gives Mapleton residents an opportunity to communicate directly with the facility representatives. Refreshments are pro-vided. Hosted and organized this year by Evonik.

Upcoming Events

New Evonik Site Manager

Evonik welcomes new site Manager Ed Mereand. Ed is coming from the Evonik site in Garyville, Louisiana.

Ed is replacing Jeff Seppa who has been at the site for twelve years and will transi-tion to special projects within Evonik.

SPECIAL POINTS OF INTEREST:

We have created a new logo to represent the CAP and its mission

Check out our redesigned and relaunched CAP website: mapletoncap.com

The newsletter has been redesigned around the new logo and formatted for ease of reading

INSIDE THIS ISSUE :

UPCOMING EVENTS 1

EVONIK MGT 1

COMM. DRILL 2

CONFINED SPACE PRACTICE 2

CHEMTURA FLEET EXPANDS 3

CAT EMPLOYEES 3

FACILITY CONTACTS 4

Newsletter | Spring 2014 | www.MapletonCAP.com |

On October 17, 2013, Lonza hosted the Mapleton Community Emergency Response Exercise. A chemical release was simulated which resulted in a vapor cloud moving into residential areas.

Our neighboring businesses, In-gredion, Evonik Goldschmidt, Chemtura, Caterpillar Mapleton, and Air Liquide responded as necessary by providing aid or sheltering in place. The Timber Hollis Fire Department also provid-ed their services and had a chance to practice their response to a chemical release.

A reverse 911 was conducted by Peoria 911 during this time. Resi-

dents who use land lines and were within 1 mile of Lonza should have received a recorded message asking them to shelter in place.

The exercise was successful and produced recommendations that

helped shorten our re-sponse time, strengthen our communications between neighboring plants and outside emer-gency services, and prompt neighboring companies to find ways to train together to im-prove mutual aid.

We would like to give special thanks to Evonik,

Chemtura, and Timber Hollis Fire Department for providing people to help simulate a response for the exercise.

The event needed observers to pro-vide feedback on how we can im-prove our response operations. We thank those agencies who provided that assistance: Pekin Fire Depart-ment, Village of Mapleton resi-dents, The Red Cross, Caterpillar Mapleton, Peoria Fire Department, and a University of Illinois Hazard-ous Materials Training Program representative.

Peoria County EMA and Illinois Dept. of Transportation, who were also instrumental in the completion of this event, have our gratitude as well.

During the month of Febru-ary, Evonik’s Emergency Re-sponse Team practiced a con-fined space rescue. A manne-quin was placed inside an empty tank and was rescued to prepare in the case of an actual emergency. Confined spaces are areas that people occasionally enter that have limited exits and other haz-ards.

Annual Community Emergency Drill

Evonik’s Confined Space Rescue Training

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Three new state-of-the-art tank wagons were added to the Chemtura Fleet this year. This will allow us to meet our growing customer demands. Chemtura has customers as far away as California, Texas, New Jersey and Canada. These new trailers were built using the best technology in the transportation field and all meet or exceed DOT re-quirements. Two are insulat-ed to prevent the product from freezing.

This investment shows the commitment that Chemtura has to the organometallics business and the Mapleton Plant.

Chemtura Adds Three New Tankwagons

HEADLINE

Caterpillar Foundry Celebrates Employees!

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Mailed on behalf of the Mapleton CAP by:

The Mapleton Community Advisory Panel

was formed in 1993 to facilitate

communication between the residents and

industries that call Mapleton home. We

meet frequently throughout the year. Any

Mapleton resident is welcome to join the

CAP and attend events.

WWW.MAPLETONCAP.COM

Evonik Corporation

8300 West US Route 24

Mapleton, IL 61547

Local Postal Customer

PRSRT STD

ECRWSS

U.S. POSTAGE

PAID

EDDM RETAIL

Air Liquide P.O Box 156,

Mapleton, IL 61547 Gregory Hansen: 697-1933 ext. 10

gregory.hansen@airliquide.com ——————————

Caterpillar Foundry 8826 West US Route 24

Mapleton, IL 61547 Leonard Matheny: 578-6114 matheny_leonard_w@cat.com

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CF Industries 215 Pearl St.

Kingston Mines, IL 61547 John Janssen: 389-5676

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Chemtura 8220 West US Route 24

Mapleton, IL 61547 Derek Brown: 633-9480 x301

derekmalone.brown@chemtura.com Don Stahlberg: 633-9480 300

donald.stahlberg@chemtura.com ——————————

City of Peoria Office of Emergency Management 3615 N Grandview Dr.

Peoria IL 61614 Dwain Deppolder: 309-494-8077

ddeppolder@peoriagov.org ——————————

Dynegy Edwards Power Station 7800 South Cilco Ln Bartonville, IL 61607

Doug Herman: 633-2425 douglas.w.herman@dynegy.com

Brad Cantrell: 633-2417 bradley.cantrell@dynegy.com

Evonik 8300 West US Route 24

Mapleton, IL 61547 Ed Mereand: 634-3200

ed.mereand@evonik.com Bob Cebuhar: 634-3312

robert.cebuhar@evonik.com ——————————

Ingredion 8310 West US Route 24

Mapleton, IL 61547 Marek Siczek: 550-9138

marek.siczek@ingredion.com Jeff Williamson: 550-9141

jeff.williamson@ingredion.com ——————————

Lonza 8316 West US Route 24

Mapleton, IL 61547 Paul Wilczewski: 697-7240 paul.wilczewski@lonza.com Melanie Krause: 697-7267

Melanie.krause@lonza.com ——————————

Peoria County Emergency Management Agency 10321 Civil Defense Road

Brimfield, IL 61547 Carolyn Hayes: 691-3111 chayes@peoriacounty.org

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Timber Hollis Fire 401 Glasford Rd, PO Box 143

Glasford IL 61533 Guadalupe Arteaga: 389-2525

thfdchief@gmail.com