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Have a merry, ‘green’ holiday season

By Darshana PatelAs the holidays approach, think of creative

ways to make the holiday season environmen-tally sound. In addition to wishing you a happyand safe holiday season, the Maryland Depart-ment of the Environment’s (MDE) Waste Man-agement Administration offers some sugges-tions on how to have more environmentallyfriendly holidays.

• Make ornaments by recycling CDs. Deco-rate the shiny side of a CD with glitter gluedesigns and cover the other side with old wrap-ping paper or wallpaper. Slip a decorative stringthrough the middle and create a loop for hang-ing. Or trace small stockings, bells, trees or thelike on the shiny side of the CD, cut them outusing a small electric saw. Smooth edges, puncha hole in the corner and slide through a stringfor hanging. Or create a garland by stringingtogether all the ornaments.

• Make ornaments by recycling film canis-ters. Poke a hole through the lid and insert adecorative string for hanging. Decorate the can-ister with glitter glue or beading.

• Make gift containers. Recycle coffee cans,film canisters or cardboard boxes as gift con-tainers. Decorate the containers with old wrap-ping paper, last year’s holiday cards or rem-nant wallpaper.

• Make new greeting cards or gift cardsusing old holiday cards. Save the fronts of

Save money andthe environment byrecycling what youalready have at home

MDENVIRONMENT PHOTO COURTESY OF ARA

Instead of spending more money on gifts and decorations, save money and the environmentby using some creativity to make recycled ornaments and gifts from household items.

By John S. VerricoIn a remote section of a military base,

accessible only via a bumpy dirt road linedwith wire fences through cow pastures andwoodland, there sits a huge, air-tightcanopy tent. Giant vacuums gently suckthe air out of the football-field sized struc-ture, and filter it through several layers andtypes of activated charcoal before releas-ing the cleaned air into the atmosphere.

Inside the main tent is a 4,000 cubic yardarea of dirt surrounded by ice-coveredpipes protruding from the ground outlin-ing a tennis-court sized area. Heavy back-hoes and specially designed earth moversare staged by men wearing bright yellow‘moon-suits’ who are waiting to begin ex-cavating.

In another smaller tent structure — at-tached to the larger one by an enclosedconveyor belt — is a high-tech laboratory.Here, technicians manipulate rubber glovesbehind blast screens to examine and testsamples of unknown chemicals to beshuttled in on the belt.

It’s not Area 51. It’s Area B-11, at FortDetrick in Frederick, Md. — where the mili-tary is excavating chemical waste from theground that had been buried there between1955 and 1970.

Fort Detrick officials were aware thatchemical waste had been buried in theformer landfill, but were uncertain of itsscope. In concert with the Army Corps of

Ft. Detrickputs freeze oncontaminants

See DETRICK, Page 5 See GIFTS, Page 5

Businesses are honored for work — Page 2

MDE launches Look for the Loop — Page 4

Kiwanis recognize students — Page 3

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MDEnvironment is a monthlynewspaper published by the Mary-land Department of the Environ-ment. Information containedwithin this publication is not in-tended to fulfill any legal or regu-latory community information re-quirement.

Parris N. Glendening, GovernorKathleen Kennedy Townsend, Lieutenant GovernorJane T. Nishida, SecretaryMerrylin Zaw-Mon, Deputy SecretaryDenise Ferguson-Southard, AssistantSecretaryJohn S. Verrico, Acting Director ofCommunicationsTracy P. Newman, Managing Editor

Editorial Board MembersDon Jackson, Director Environmental Permits Service CenterBob Maddox, Public Participation Coordina-tor, Air & Radiation Management Adminis-trationVisty Dalal, Division Chief, Technical & Regulatory Services AdministrationReider J. White, Public Outreach Coordina-tor, Air & Radiation Management Adminis-trationTheresa Capobianco, Outreach Coordinator,Water Management AdministrationJoe Herb, Graphic Artist, Technical & Regulatory Services AdministrationFran Stierstorfer, Chief, Public Information & Outreach Services, Waste ManagementAdministrationBarbara Rodgers, Division Chief, Administrative & Employee ServicesAdministrationPat Coll, Management Associate, Administrative & Employee ServicesAdministration

Contributing Writers:Darshana Patel, WAS Andrew Gosden, EPSCLaura Armstrong, EPSC Kelly Schaefer,WASCarolyn Kuciara, TARSA Matt Rowe, TARSAJanet Hamilton, WMA Allan Jensen, AESA

For the Record SectionMeetings and Hearings CalendarJoane Mueller, Production Coord.

Contributors:

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Gail Castleman, WAS Ta-shon Yu, WMABob Daniel, EPSC Jim Metz, WASBob Maddox, ARMA Debbie Plott, WMA

Shannon Heafey, ARMAMelody Thrower, WMA

Enforcement& Compliance NotesBernard Penner, Office of the Secretary

Contributors:Angelo Bianca, ARMA

Frank Courtright, ARMAFrank Whitehead, ARMA

Regina Rochez, WAS Jack Bowen,WMA

All original content is copyright MDE. Forreprint permission, comments or

inquiries contact:Richard J. McIntire, Editor-in-Chief

2500 Broening HighwayBaltimore, MD 21224

rmcintire@mde.state.md.us(410) 631-3012

Page 2-MDENVIRONMENT-December 2001

By Laura ArmstrongBusinesses for the Bay, a voluntary

program promoting pollution preven-tion at facilities throughout the Chesa-peake Bay watershed, continues toexpand its membership and post greaterpollution prevention results each year.

With 443 members (109 from Mary-land), the program is well on its way tomeeting a goal of 1,000 members by2005. This year, participants reportedreducing 22 million pounds of waste,recycling 1.26 billion pounds of mate-rials and conserving over 256 milliongallons of water in 2000 at a cost sav-ings of $15 million. Members also re-ported having trained 8,124 of their em-ployees in pollution prevention prac-tices.

“Businesses for the Bay is a criticalsupporting program for reaching thegoals of the Chesapeake Bay agree-ments,” said Robert Dunn, of DuPont,chair of the Businesses for the Bayworkgroup.

As such, the program seeks to makeBusinesses for the Bay a householdname wi th a logo recognizab lethroughout the watershed.

Pollution prevention, or P2, is de-fined as practices that reduce or elimi-nate pollution prior to recycling, treat-ment, or disposal and includes in-creased efficiency in the use of rawmaterials, energy, water and the con-servation of natural resources. Sev-enteen organizations were recognizedfor their successes in these areas atthe third annual Businesses for theBay meeting, which took place Nov. 5in Hershey, Pa. Five of the winners —Procter and Gamble, Target Corpora-tion, Acme, Struever Bros. Eccles &Rouse and Watercolor Lavender Farm— have facilities in Maryland.

Procter and Gamble is the only three-time Businesses for the Bay award win-ner. They were honored this year formaking further significant reductionsin hazardous waste in their nail polishproduction. By improving their inven-tory and ordering methods, Proctor andGamble reduced their nail polish bulkhazardous waste by 307,587 pounds(93 percent), reduced nail polish fin-ish stock hazardous waste by 290,598pounds (83 percent) and non-hazard-ous product waste by 2,036,980 pounds(40 percent). By installing speed con-trols for cooling towers, power factorcorrection, and frequency drive on100-horsepower motors, energy usewas reduced by 1.5 million kilowatthours. All employees receive Site En-vironmental Awareness Training andare asked to focus on waste source/cost reductions at both work andhome.

The Target Corporation’s size and

Businesses are honored for environmental work

Maryland Businesses for the Bay Award Winners (l to r): Curt Elliott, Procter &Gamble; Richard Collins, Director, MDE Waste Management Administration;Sandi VanHorn, Struever Bros. Eccles & Rouse, Inc.; Jim Ryan, Albertson’s Inc.;Don Welsh, EPARegional Administrator, Region III; Jo Asher, Watercolor Lavender Farm; Marge Pearce,Maryland Small Business Development Center Women’s Business Program; StevenMittler, Target Corp.

MDENVIRONMENT PHOTO BY RICHARD MCINTIRE

strong market base has allowed themto facilitate changes in the manufac-turing industry, particularly in the areaof product package reduction. Almost100 percent of the clothing Target sellsarrives without excess packaging.Stores recycle three-quarters of theirwaste weight and donate non-saleableitems to shelters, schools, and humanesocieties. Target also provides envi-ronmental education to store employ-ees including “EcoLogic” a quarterlyenvironmental newsletter. An em-ployee that expends extra efforts inwaste reduction is considered an “EcoHero” and is acknowledged in thenewsletter and by having a tree plantedin their name in the Chippewa NationalForest. Target has implemented betterbuilding practices including energy ef-ficiency measures in its new headquar-ters and several new stores. In 2000,Target incorporated training for itsnew buyers to increase awareness ofrecycled content products, as well ashow to talk to vendors about environ-mentally preferable product options.

Albertson’s, Inc., the country’s sec-ond-largest food and drug retailer, andAcme, it’s eastern division company,spearheaded deve lopment o f anunwaxed standard display-ready pro-duce box to replace the waxed corru-gated produce boxes that have beenthe industry standard for decades.Albertson’s encouraged and assistedthe Fibre Box Association (FBA) todevelop an improved corrugated boxfor shipping produce. The outcomewas a corrugated package that pro-vides greater strength and durability

and is fully recyclable. The producebox is manufactured from 40-60 percentrecycled paper, completing the recy-cling loop. Albertson’s is continuingits efforts by working to replace tradi-tional containers with recyclable pack-aging in the poultry and seafood in-dustries.

Struever Bros. Eccles & Rouse is adevelopment and construction com-pany that specializes in the adaptivereuse of underutilized and/or historicsites. In 2000, Struever Brothers fo-cused on redeveloping Tide Point, aformer soap-making plant in Baltimore.Tide Point is now a mixed-use, urbancampus and a prime example of the in-tent of Maryland’s Smart Growth Pro-gram. The project is located in an En-terprise Zone Priority Funding Area inBaltimore City and is also considereda “brownfield.”

Green space was sprinkled through-out various elevations of the land-scape to help control runoff to Balti-more Harbor. S t reuver Bros . hasopened its office there and participatesin the Maryland Department of Hous-ing and Community Development’sLive Near Your Work Program.

Jo Asher and her family run Water-color Lavender Farm, Maryland’s firstlavender farm. To halt the runoff of soilto a nearby stream, they planted grassin all areas plowed by previous own-ers and installed a fence to preventhorses from reaching the stream. Theyalso created stream buffers averaging100 feet and set aside acreage for wild-

See AWARDS, Page 2

December 2001-MDENVIRONMENT- Page 3

Ask

By Andrew GosdenThis column is focused on questions

concerning business environmental com-pliance issues. Since many questions mayrequire more space than is available to an-swer fully, these answers will often pro-vide contact information for more detailedinformation. Please submit questions toMaryland Department of the Environment,EPSC – Ask MDE, 2500 Broening High-way, Baltimore, Md. 21224. You may alsoe-mail questions toEPSC@mde.state.md.us with Ask MDE inthe subject line. It is not necessary to iden-tify yourself or your business. Questionsthat are of general interest will be answeredin this column.

Q. I just purchased an existing drycleaning store. What do I need to do forMDE?

A. Most dry cleaners have to deal withair quality and hazardous waste issues.Both of these programs involve notifica-tion and record keeping requirements.When purchasing a new store the ownerinformation for both of these must be up-dated and it is also a good idea to checkthe existing records. Be sure to keep cop-ies of what is sent to the department. Ide-ally, you should make sure the owner hasthe required permits and paperwork beforeyou buy the business.

To update the owner information for theair quality permit use the form for the AirQuality General Permit to Construct for Per-chloroethylene Dry Cleaning Equipment.Write “Registration” at the top of the formand send it to MDE, attention ARMA DataManagement. There is no fee for the regis-tration update, however, if there are anychanges to the location or equipment, youwill need a new permit and will have to paya $500 permit fee. For additional assistancein completing the form contact the SmallBusiness Assistance Program at (410) 631-3772 or the Air Quality Compliance Pro-gram at (410) 631-3220.

To update the EPA hazardous waste iden-tification number you will need to use form8700-12 Notification of Regulated WasteActivity that is available from MDE or itswebsite, www.mde.state.md.us. When youare submitting this update be sure to markthe box for subsequent notification in sec-tion I and the change of owner indicator insection VII.D. Please note that for subse-quent notifications you are required tocomplete sections I, II, IV, VI, VII, IX and X.You are also required to complete any other

life habitat. To minimize erosion, lavenderis planted between 6-foot grass strips. Onlythe planting areas are plowed and the plantsare double cropped. The farm does notuse pesticides on the lavender and only asmall portion of the farm receives targetedherbicide applications in the lavenderstrips. The lavender products producedon the farm all carry the motto: “We are allthe keepers of the lighthouse. The light ofthe decisions we make today will grant theChesapeake safe passage into the future.”Proceeds from some of the lavender prod-ucts go to non-profit organizations.

A leadership award was also presentedat the annual meeting to Steve Farkas, whoserved as the Businesses for the BayWorkgroup Chairman from 1996-2001 whilerepresenting Baltimore Gas and Electric.Farkas also received Businesses for theBay’s first Mentor of the Year in 1997.

MDE congratulates all the award win-ners and encourages organizations in Mary-land, including non-profit groups, govern-ment facilities, schools, and businesses ofall types to join this team of forward-look-ing organizations within the ChesapeakeBay watershed who are committed to imple-menting pollution prevention in their dailyoperations. It’s free and easy to join.

Simply visit www.b4bay.org or call theChesapeake Bay Program at 1-800-968-7229,ext. 719, or MDE at 1-800-633-6101, ext. 4119to learn more.

• Outstanding Achievement Awardfor Large Business: SiemensAutomotive Corporation, NewportNews, Va.

• Significant Achievement Awardfor Large Business (Tie): Merck &Co., Inc., Cherokee Facility,Danville, Pa. andProctor & Gamble Cosmetics,Hunt Valley, Md.

• Honorable Mention for LargeBusiness P2 Project: GKN SinterMetals, Inc., Emporium, Pa. andLee’s Carpets, Glasgow Plant,Glasgow, Va.

• Outstanding Achievement forRetail Business: TargetCorporation, Target Stores, HQMinneapolis, Mn.Stores in Md., Pa. and Va.

• Significant Achievement for RetailBusiness: Albertson’s Inc., HQBoise, Idaho Stores in Md, and Pa.

• Outstanding Achievement forNutrient Reduction: Merck & Co.,Inc., Stonewall Plant, Elkton, Va.

• Outstanding Achievement forMedium Business: Beers/

Heyward & Lee ConstructionCompany, Richmond, Va.

• Significant Achievement forMedium Business: StrueverBros. Eccles & Rouse,Baltimore, Md.

• Outstanding Achievement forSmall Business: WatercolorLavender Farm, White Hall, Md.

• Significant Achievement forSmall Business (Tie): Electro-Platers of York, Inc.,Wrightsville, Pa. and SouthernStates, Chesapeake Facility

• Outstanding Achievement –Government Facility: Marine CorpsBase Quantico, Va.

• Businesses for the Bay Mentorof the Year: Jim Houstoun,Pretreatment InformationExchange, Borough ofCatasauqua, Pa.

• Businesses for the BayLeadership Award: Steve Farkas

• Businesses for the BayAchievement Award: ErnestHartman

AWARDSContinued from Page 2

Businesses for the Bay award winners

By Darshana PatelMaryland Department

of the Environment (MDE)honored the KiwanisBuilder’s Club of NorthEast Middle School inEastern Maryland fortheir outstanding recy-cling efforts.

In a ceremony on na-tional Make a DifferenceDay Bill Schmidt, RegionalManager, Waste Manage-ment Administration pre-sented the Builder’s Clubwith an award for their re-cycling efforts. The clubhas collected 2 millionpounds of recyclablessince its inception in 1987.

The ceremony was tohonor the current 25 clubmembers that have madea true difference in theircommunity. The Mayor ofNorth East, County Com-missioners, and MDE at-tended the Builder’s Clubcelebration on Oct 27.

MDE honors Kiwanis Builder’s Club for contributions

From left to right County Commissioner President Nelson Bolender, Mayor of North East RobertMcKnight, County Commissioner Harry Hepbron, Bill Schmidt, MDE’s Eastern Shore RegionalManager, Ryan Edwards, president North East Middle School Kiwanis Builder’s Club and RobertShick, advisor for the Kiwanis Builder’s Club with other members of the Kiwanis Builder’s Clubduring an awards ceremony on national Make a Difference Day. The club was honored by MDE for itscontinued support and participation in various recycling programs. Club members have collectedmore than 2 million pounds of recyclables since the club was established in 1987.

See ASK, Page 4

Page 4-MDENVIRONMENT-December 2001

By Kelly Schaefer and Darshana PatelThe Maryland Department of the En-

vironment (MDE) launched a new pi-lot program Oct. 30 designed to helpconsumers find products that are madefrom recyclables.

The Look for the Loop program,which was unveiled at the RecreationalEquipment Inc. (REI) store in CollegePark, with MDE in partnership withPrince George’s Department of Envi-ronmental Resources (DER).

Look for the Loop Kick-off eventbrought together the Maryland Recy-clers Coalition, University of Mary-land, Maryland Environmental Service,Maryland National Capital Parks andPlanning Commission and the Univer-sity Park Mayor along with county of-ficials from Harford, Howard and

Look for the Loop campaign begins in Prince George’s

Calvert counties.“REI is thrilled to help kick-off Look

MDENVIRONMENT FILE PHOTO

From left to right, Samuel Wynkoop Jr., Director, DER, Kelly Schaefer of MDE,Chelo Cole, Section Head of Waste Reduction, DER, Marilyn Ryback, DER,Scott Mitchell, Manager, REI and Horacio Tablada, Deputy Director of MDE’sWaste Management Administration at the REI store in College Park for thekickoff of the Look for the Loop campaign.

for the Loop program. Our mission tofoster stewardship and appreciation of

our environment makes this a great andobvious partnership,” REI Retail Man-ager Scott Mitchell said.

Tours of the College Park Look for theLoop retailers, REI, My Organic Marketand College Park Florist, gave attendeesthe opportunity to see shelf tags, bro-chures and placards that increase con-sumer awareness of buying recycledproducts.

Look for the Loop shelf tags identifyproducts with recycled content, such aspaper, greeting cards, carpet, tires andtoner cartridges.

Consumers close the recycling loopwhen buying Look for the Loop prod-ucts.

Buying recycled products, closingthe recycling loop, stimulates marketsfor reclaimed materials, reduces thevolume of landfilled materials and con-serves natural resources and energy.

For more information on Look for theLoop, products of recycled material,and program participants, consultMDE’s webs i te a twww.mde.state.md.us/was/recycle/lookfortheloop/index.htm.

New campaign isdesigned to encourageconsumers to buyrecycled products

information that may have changed, suchas section V, Installation Contact. Contactthe hazardous waste program at (410) 631-3344 or the Environmental Permits ServiceCenter (EPSC) at (410) 631-3772 if you needassistance completing the form.

Also check the record keeping from theprevious owner. You do not want to be inthe position of having problems during aninspection because the previous owner didnot keep proper records. If problems withthe records are discovered, disclose theseproblems in writing to MDE, along with theprocedures you will use to prevent theseproblems re-occurring under your owner-ship. By taking these steps you may beable to put these issues behind you beforean inspector shows up.

The EPSC can provide assistance withthese and other environmental transfer ofownership issues. The department also hasa Small Business Pollution ComplianceLoan Program that may be able to financean upgrade to your existing dry cleaningmachines.

Although the information provided inthis column is generally accurate for thespecific situations that are addressed, it isnot a substitute for compliance with anyrequirements. Due to the complex natureof environmental regulations, call the Mary-land Department of the Environmentthrough the Environmental Permits ServiceCenter with any questions about the per-mit or how the regulations may apply to aspecific situation.

ASKContinued from Page 3

Response team earns governor’s praise for train wreck work

MDENVIRONMENT PHOTO BY TRACY NEWMAN

Members of MDE’s Emergency Response Division (ERD) were honored by MDE Secretary Jane Nishida with citationsfrom the office of Gov. Parris N. Glendening. The group was selected for the honor because of their endless hoursof hard work when a CSX train derailed and caught fire inside a Baltimore City tunnel. From left to right, AlanWilliams, Mike Sharon, Art Mayfield, Secretary Jane Nishida, Neil Jones, Terry Haney, Mike Imbierowicz, BobSwann and Jeff Molner.

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Technical & RegulatoryServices Administration

December 3—9 a.m. to NoonMDE, Chesapeake Conference Room,

2500 Broening Highway, Baltimore. Envi-ronmental Noise Advisory Council and theInteragency Noise Control Committee. Formore info. call Robin Grove, (410) 631-3680.

Waste ManagementAdministration

December 3—6:30 p.m.Odenton Fire Hall, 1425 Annapolis Road,

Odenton. Information meeting to discussChesapeake Terrace Rubble Landfill’srefuse disposal permit application. For moreinfo. call Gail Castleman, (410) 631-3314or Kassa Kebede, (410) 631-3375.

December 6—9a.m. to NoonMDE, Susquehanna Conference Room,

2500 Broening Highway, Baltimore. Meet-

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December 12—6:30 p.m.Curtis Bay Recreation Center, Curtis Av-

enue and Filbert Street, BaltimoreInformational meeting followed by pub-

lic hearing on the tentative determination torenew the post closure care CHS permit tothe Maryland Environmental Service for theHawkins Point Landfill. For more info. callGail Castleman, (410) 631-3314 or AminYazdanian, (410) 631-3345.

December 14—9 a.m.MDE, Chesapeake Conference Room,

2500 Broening Highway, Baltimore. Meet-ing of the Controlled Hazardous SubstancesAdvisory Council. For more info. callEmmanuel Ofoche, (410) 631-4460.

January 3, 2002—9 a.m. to NoonMDE, Water Management Conference

Room, 2500 Broening Highway, Baltimore.Meeting of the Lead Poisoning Prevention

Commission. For more info. call TracySmith, (410) 631-3847.

January 8, 2002—10 a.m.First Floor Auditorium, 300 W. Preston

Street, Baltimore. Public hearing to receivecomments on proposed amendments toCOMAR 26.10.01 - .04 Oil Pollution andTank Management. For more info. call GailCastleman, (410) 631-3314 or Herb Meade,(410) 631-3386.

Water ManagementAdministration

December 7—9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.Chesapeake Bay Foundation, Merrill Con-

ference Center, 6 Herndon Avenue, Annapo-lis. State Water Quality Advisory Commit-tee (SWQAC). For more info. call ChrisThomas, (410) 631-3524.

**Persons needing special accommoda-tion are asked to call MDE’s Fair PracticesOffice at (410) 631-3964 five days prior tothe event.

greeting cards you receive and use them tomake new cards or gift tags. To make newcards, paste the picture on a folded piece ofconstruction paper. In the inside paste a sheetof folded writing paper for your greeting. Ormake the fronts of cards into new greetingpostcards by drawing lines for address andsaving space for the stamp.

• Make gift bags. Decorate brown paperbags with old wrapping paper or wallpaperremnants and use as gift bags.

• Recycle your natural Christmas tree.Consult your county recycling coordinatorabout grinding the tree limbs and trunk intomulch. Before sending the tree for mulching,place it near a bird feeder to provide shelterto birds.

• Reduce your use of materials. Use oldnewspapers or brown paper to cover pack-ages. Write a greeting and “gift tag” right onthe package. Or use gift bags that can bereused year after year. Or reuse pieces oflarge gift-wrap from the previous year.

• Buy recycled content products when-ever possible. Greeting cards, gift-wrap andjournals of recycled material are easy to find.Also buy rechargeable batteries in place ofstandard batteries for toys and cameras.

• Recycle electronics. Recycle your oldcomputers and televisions as you replacethem with new gifts.

For more gift ideas and holiday craftprojects consult www.make-stuff.com orwww.geocities.com/RainForest/5002/christma.html. For information on recyclingChristmas trees and other materials, consultMDE’s recycling webpages at:www.mde.state.md.us/was/recycle.

Engineers and the Army EnvironmentalCenter, Fort Detrick staff began excavatingthe site in 1997 with a backhoe and person-nel in breathing apparatus.

In short order, the crew found beakers,drums and other evidence of waste chemi-cals.

“It was so bad,” said Lt. Col. JeffreySpringer, chief of Fort Detrick’s Safety, En-vironmental and Integrated Planning Of-fice, “we decided to stop because of thedanger [to personnel and the environ-ment].”

Continued excavation of the buriedchemicals without some sort of barrier be-neath them would likely increase ground-water contamination, so Fort Detrick wasfaced with an interesting problem. Theyelected to create a barrier of frozen soil be-neath the buried waste. Using sophisti-cated pipe structures tunneling into theground in a tennis court sized “V” beneaththe waste pit, the soil will be frozen all theway down to the bedrock – a depth ofabout 35 feet. The deepest part of thechemical waste pit is about 18 feet. Thisbarrier will prevent any migration of con-taminants into the groundwater.

The vapors released in the 1997 testtrenching also led the Army to install thehuge containment structure over the entirework site. Louvers on one end of the struc-ture allow air to flow in, while eight largefans pull the air out of the other end andinto one-micron particulate filters and acti-vated carbon to remove dust and volatileorganics. The filtration system is designedto change the entire volume of the air in-side the containment structure every fourhours.

The actual excavation work began inearly November. Soil and chemicals arebeing excavated slowly so as to preventspillage and chemical release. The materialis being sifted for chemical containers,which will be analyzed in the attached labo-ratory to determine contents. The remain-ing material, which according to Army staffincludes “anything smaller than a mayon-naise jar,” will be shredded and spread outand dried to ensure there are no chemicalreactions. All material ultimately will bedisposed of in a hazardous waste facility inCanada.

The $4.8 million environmental restora-tion project also includes a series of othersafety features such as blast shields, safetyscreens and foam suppression units.

“The work at Fort Detrick is being doneusing innovative technologies that providefor the highest level of safety to workersand the environment,” said Karl Kalbacher,administrator for the Maryland Departmentof the Environment’s Environmental Res-toration and Redevelopment Program.“MDE is pleased to be partners with theArmy and Environmental ProtectionAgency in this important and impressiveproject.”

DETRICKContinued from Page 1

GIFTSContinued from Page 1

Schmidt takes home2001 Governor’s Award

MDENVIRONMENT PHOTO BY DON MAULDIN

Bill Schmidt, the Eastern Shore regional manager for MDE’s WasteManagement Administration, was honored with a 2001 ExceptionalEmployees Achievement Award at the 2001 Governor’s Annual Awardsand Employee Recognition Training Conference held Nov. 20 at theBaltimore Convention Center. Schmidt was recognized for his job co-ordinating environment investigation and remedial actions at theBainbridge Naval Training Center in Port Deposit, which allowed the1,200 acre property to be redeveloped.

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MDE posts final 2002 standard permitapplication turnaround times

Air and Radiation Management Administration General Permit to Construct--30 days Air Quality Permit to Construct

--w/o expanded public review --3 months --w/expanded public review but limited public interest--6 months --w/expanded public review and extensive public interest--11months

New Source Review Approval --10 months Prevention of Significant [air quality] Deterioration--14 months Air Quality State Permit to Operate--3 months Part 70 (Title V) Permit to Operate

--36 months for new permits --18 months for renewals and modifications

Asbestos Contractor License--60 days Asbestos Training Provider Approval--3 months Incinerator Operator Certification--30 days Incinerator Training Course Approval--60 days Fleet Inspection Station License--30 days Certified Emissions Repair Facility Certification--30 days Master Certified Emissions Technician Certificate--30 days Radiation Machine Facility Registration

--90 days for dental/veterinary machines --6 months for all other machines

Certification of Machines Emitting Radiation--6 months Radioactive Materials License

--7 months --45 days for amendments and terminations

Private Inspector License For Inspecting X-Ray Machines--60 days Reciprocal Recognition of Out-of-State Radioactive Material Licenses

--21 days Waste Management Administration

State Refuse Disposal Permit --7 months for transfer stations --9 months for processing facilities --9 months for processing facilities & transfer stations --12 months for incinerators --12 months for land-clearing debris landfills --24 months for industrial landfills --36 months for rubble landfills --36 months for municipal landfills

Groundwater Discharge Permit for Rubble Landfill--6 months Sewage Sludge Utilization Permit

--45 days - research --4 months - transportation --5 months - landfill disposal --6 months - distribution --10 months - land application --23 months - permanent facility --23 months - incineration --24 months - innovation

Natural Wood Waste Recycling Facility Permit--9 months Natural Wood Waste Recycling Facility General Permit--30 days Scrap Tire Hauler--60 days Scrap Tire Collection Facilities (General and Secondary)--60 days Scrap Tire Solid Waste Acceptance Facility--7 months Scrap Tire TDF/Substitute Fuel Facility--7 months Scrap Tire Primary Collection Facility--9 months Scrap Tire Recyclers--9 months Oil Operations Permit--90 days Oil Operations Permit for Oil-Contaminated Soils--90 days Oil Transfer License--30 days General Permits for Oil Control Program

Wastewater Discharge Permit-20 days Surface Water Discharge Permit for Oil Terminals--150 days Ground Water Discharge Permit for Oil Terminals--150 days Underground Storage Tank (UST) Technician and Remover

Certification--20 days Controlled Hazardous Substances Facility Permit--26 months Hazardous Waste; EPA Identification Number--30 days Controlled Hazardous Substances Hauler, Vehicle and Driver

Certification--30 days Special Medical Waste (SMW) Hauler and Vehicle Certification--30 days Lead Paint Accreditations--30 days Lead Paint Training Course Approvals--60 days Lead Paint Instructor Approvals--30 days Voluntary Cleanup Program

--60 days to determine if application is accepted --120 days to review action plan

Water Management Administration General Permit Registration for Industrial Wastewater Discharge

--150 days for concentrated animal feeding operations--60 days for storm water permits--90 days for all other general permits

Individual Permit for Wastewater Discharges --9 months for new minor facilities --12 months for new major facilities --14 months for renewal of ground water discharge permits

Toxic Materials Permit--45 days Water and Sewerage Construction Permit--3 months Water Appropriation and Use Permit

--60 days for under 10,000 gallons per day --12 months for over 10,000 gallons per day

Coal Mining Permit--12 months Surface Coal Mining Blaster Certification--immediately on passing exam Coal Mining Operator License--30 days Non-Coal Mining Permit--7 months Non-Coal Mining License--30 days Oil and Gas Exploration and Production--5 months Well Construction Permit--30 days Drinking Water Sampler Certification--immediately on passing exam Nontidal Wetlands (Nontidal Wetlands and Waterways Permits)

--3 months for minor projects --6 months for major projects

Tidal Wetland Licenses and Permits --30 days for minor projects --6 months for major projects

Erosion/Sediment Control and Stormwater Management PlanApprovals --6 months

Erosion and Sediment Control - Responsible Personnel Certification--2weeks

Erosion and Sediment Control - Responsible Personnel Training ProgramApproval--4 weeks

General Permit for Construction Activity--2 days Municipal Separate Storm Sewer Permit--12 months Dam Safety Permit--6 months Environmental Sanitarian License

--45 days for new licenses --30 days for renewals

Waterworks and Waste Systems Operator Certification --45 days for new certificates --30 days for renewals

Well Driller License--6 months for new licenses--30 days for renewals

December 2001-MDENVIRONMENT- Page 7

Enforcement & Compliance Notes--October 15 to November 15, 2001--

Air & Radiation ManagementAdministration

United Energy Coal, Allegany County– MDE entered into a Consent Order withthe United Energy Coal Company on Oct.22. United Energy operates a coal pro-cessing facility just outside of Frostburgthat had been cited by MDE inspectors forfailing to control dust and creating a nui-sance. Under the terms of the ConsentAgreement, United Energy agrees to takeextensive corrective action to reduce dustemissions and also agrees to pay a $7,500penalty. Status: Case closed. (Reference#AQCP 01-02-01)

The Berg Corporation, FrederickCounty – MDE issued a Notice of Pro-posed Civil Penalty to The Berg Corpora-tion on Oct. 29 for installing and operat-ing a concrete crushing and screening plantat a construction site in Frederick Countywithout first obtaining an air quality per-mit to construct and permit to operate. Theviolation was discovered during an MDEinspection of the facility. The proposedpenalty amount is for $3,500. Berg has 10days to request a meeting to discuss theproposed penalty. Status: Open (Refer-ence #AQCP 01-17)

Amcor Flexible Packaging, Washing-ton County – MDE issued a CorrectiveOrder and a Notice of Proposed Civil Pen-alty to Amcor on Oct. 30 for violations ofair quality regulations at its flexible pack-aging plant. The company was cited fornot notifying the department in a timelymanner of a change of ownership, for notconducting required testing, and for notsubmitting certain reports required by itspermits. The order requires the companyto submit a plan within 30 days to addressall violations cited. The proposed penaltyamount is for $35,000. Amcor has 10 daysto appeal the order and request a meetingon the penalty. Status: Open (Reference#AQCP 01-09-01)

Dave’s Tree Service, St. Mary’sCounty – MDE issued a Corrective Orderand a Notice of Proposed Civil Penalty toDave’s Tree Service on Oct. 30 to addressopen burning violations. Dave’s Tree Ser-vice has been cited numerous times byMDE and the St. Mary’s County HealthDepartment for open burning violations in-cluding burning without a permit, creat-ing a nuisance, and burning off-site mate-rials. The order requires Dave’s Tree Ser-

vice to submit a plan within 30 days to ad-dress all violations cited. The ProposedPenalty amount is for $5,000. Dave’s TreeService has 10 days to appeal the order andrequest a meeting on the penalty. Status:Open (Reference #AQCP 01-08-01)

Lesaffre (formerly Red Star Yeast),Baltimore City – MDE entered into a Con-sent Order with Lesaffre on Nov. 6 to re-solve air quality violations. The facilityfailed to perform and document calibra-tions of monitoring equipment, and failedto conduct manual sampling of the airstream when the on-line monitor was outof service. The Consent Order requires thecompany to pay a penalty of $10,000 andto take corrective actions to prevent simi-lar occurrences in the future. MDE’s ac-tion was initiated as a result of informa-tion contained in a required Quarterly Re-port. Status: Case closed. (Reference#AQCP CO-01-11-01)

Helping Hands Veterinary Clinic,Frederick County – MDE issued a No-tice of Proposed Civil Penalty to HelpingHands Veterinary Clinic on Nov. 15 foroperating an illegal incinerator without apermit. MDE inspected the facility andobserved the operation of an unpermittedincinerator. MDE reviewed HelpingHands’ permit application and determinedthat the incinerator could not meetMaryland’s technical requirements anddenied the permit application. FrederickCounty also denied operation of the incin-erator on zoning grounds. The proposedpenalty is in the amount of $5,000. Help-ing Hands has 10 days to request a meet-ing to discuss the proposed penalty. Sta-tus: Open (Reference #AQCP 01-16)

Davis Concrete, Harford County –MDE issued a Corrective Order and a No-tice of Proposed Civil Penalty to DavisConcrete on Nov. 15 for violations of airquality regulations at its Harford Countycement production plant. The companywas cited for failure to control dust andcreating an air pollution nuisance. Theorder requires the company to submit aplan within 30 days to address all viola-tions cited. The proposed penalty amountis for $28,000. Davis has 10 days to ap-peal the order and request a meeting onthe penalty. Status: Open (Reference#AQCP 01-08-02)

Water ManagementAdministration

Town of Centreville, Queen Anne’sCounty – MDE and the Town of Centrevilleentered into a Consent Order on Oct. 30,regarding biological nutrient removal(BNR) and upgrades to expand treatmentcapacity at the Centreville WastewaterTreatment Plant. The conditions of theConsent Order anticipate that the upgradeswill be completed by Dec. 31, 2002. TheConsent Order allows for interim perfor-mance standards for total suspended sol-ids, biochemical oxygen demand and totalphosphorus. Status: Case Closed (Refer-ence # CO-02-0041)

Interstate Corrpack, Inc., DorchesterCounty – MDE entered into a SettlementAgreement with Interstate Corrpack onOct. 29, to resolve alleged violations of thefacility’s pretreatment agreement with thecity of Cambridge. The Settlement Agree-ment requires Interstate Corrpack to pay$25,000 to the Clean Water Fund in reso-lution of ink discharges to the CambridgeWastewater Treatment Plant. Status: CaseClosed (Reference #SA-02-0001)

Bowley’s Quarters Condo Marina,Baltimore County – MDE entered into aConsent Order with Bowley’s QuartersCondo Marina on Oct. 24 to resolve efflu-ent limit and monitoring violations of thefacility’s National Pollutant DischargeElimination Process (NPDES) dischargepermit. The terms of the Consent Orderrequire the facility to comply with itsNPDES permit. If the facility has any ad-ditional effluent limit violations, it mustsupply a plan and schedule for upgradesto ensure compliance with the NPDES per-mit. The facility is required to pay $1,000to the Clean Water Fund in resolution ofthe effluent limit violations. In addition,MDE is holding $4,000 in abeyance to bepaid if the facility does not complete allrequirements of the Consent Order. Sta-tus: Case Closed (Reference # CO-02-0014)

Weems Creek Medical Center, AnneArundel County – MDE entered into aConsent Order with the Weems CreekMedical Center on Oct. 16, regarding fu-ture connection to the Anne Arundel

County sanitary sewer system and to ceaseoperation of the current septic system. Theterms of the Consent Order require the fa-cility to pump and haul sewage to an ap-proved permitted, off-site disposal site untilthe facility can be connected to the countysewer system, an alternative on-site waste-water treatment system is constructed, orholding tank(s) can be installed. In addi-tion, the owner of the facility is requiredto establish an escrow account in theamount of $10,000, which will be used toreimburse part or all of the costs incurredby nearby private residential property own-ers, for the installation of new and deeperwells on their properties. Any money re-maining in the escrow account after Oct.16, 2003 shall be paid to the MarylandClean Water Fund. Status: Case Closed(Reference # CO-02-0068)

J & V Investment Company, Worces-ter County – MDE entered into a Settle-ment Agreement with J & V Investment onOct. 15 to resolve alleged sediment controland sediment pollution violations refer-enced in Administrative Complaint andPenalty # AP-01-0209 by the payment of$5,000 to the Sediment Fund. Status: CaseClosed (Reference #PS-02-0026)

Water and Sediment Pollution Penalties,Statewide – During the period of Oct. 15 toNov. 15, MDE collected an additional $22,300to the Clean Water Fund in settlement of al-leged water pollution violations from 10 estab-lishments. MDE also collected $8,390 in ad-ministrative penalties to the Sediment Fund insettlement of alleged sediment and erosion con-trol violations from four companies.

Waste ManagementAdministration

Frankford Towing, Inc., Baltimore City– MDE issued a Complaint Order and CivilPenalty in the amount to $19,000 againstFrankford Towing, Inc. on Nov. 14 for numer-ous Underground Storage Tank (UST) viola-tions including: used oil UST converted to die-sel fuel use without testing for tightness, emer-gency cutoff shear valves permanently securedopen with wire, making valves inoperable inthe event of an emergency and diesel UST sys-tem failed testing for tightness and was deter-mined to be leaking. Status: Case Pending(Reference #COV 2002-002)

Much of what you need to know about Maryland’s environmental policiescan be found at: www.mde.state.md.us

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For the Record The following is a partial list by county

of applications received by MDE and otherpermitting activity between Oct. 16 andNov. 15. For more information on these per-mits, please contact MDE’s EnvironmentalPermit Service Center at (410) 631-3772.

Allegheny

BARTON MINING COMPANY - Barton, MD(SM-99-432) Incidental Boundary Revision

G & S COAL COMPANY, INC. - Barton, MD(SM-01-440) Insignificant Modification to Permit

JOHN DUCKWORTH COAL COMPANY -Westernport, MD (SC-87-116) Renewal

LAVALE SANITARY COMMISSION -Roselawn Avenue, P.O. Box 3325, LaVale, MD21504. (01-1151) Water permit to upgrade the RedHill Water Treatment Plant, north of U.S. Route40 and west of Exit 99 off I-68

UNITED ENERGY COAL, INC. - Midland, MD(NOE P01-07) Letter of Intent to Prospect

Anne Arundel

CITY OF ANNAPOLIS- 160 Duke ofGloucester Street, Annapolis, MD 21401. (01-1154)Water permit to construct a 1.5-MG water storagefacility at 206 Janwal Street and Barbud Land, An-napolis

EASTERN PETROLEUM CORPORATION - 33Hudson Street, Annapolis, MD 21401. (TR6924)An air permit to construct for one groundwaterremediation system

EASTERN PETROLEUM CORPORATION - 33Hudson Street, Annapolis, MD 21401. (TR6925)An air permit to construct for one soil remediationsystem

SAFETY-KLEEN SYSTEMS, INC. - GLENBURNIE - 150-G Penrod Court, Glen Burnie, MD21061. (2002-OPT-3581) Oil operations permit forabove ground storage tank and transportation

WHITMORE PRINT & IMAGING - 1982Moreland Parkway, Annapolis, MD 21401.(TR6938) An air permit to construct for oneHeidelberg lithographic press

Baltimore City

ALLIANCE / BURKHARDT, LLC. - 3311Eastbourne Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21224. (2002-OPV-4751) Oil operations permit for transportation

BALTIMORE CASTINGS COMPANY - 2201-2245 Winchester Street, Baltimore, MD 21216.(2002-510-00115) Air quality permit to operate

BITUMAR USA, INC. - 6000 Pennington Av-enue, Baltimore MD 21226. (TR6933) An airpermit to construct for two above ground storagetanks

BURNS PHILP FOOD INC. - 1900 Brand Av-enue, Baltimore MD 21209. (TR6899) An airpermit to construct for two 39,150-gallon fiber-glass storage tanks

DANIEL G. SCHUSTER, INC. - 1524 ThamesStreet, Baltimore MD 21231. (TR6874) An airpermit to construct for one portable ready mixedconcrete plant

GRACE DAVISON - 5603 Chemical Road, Bal-timore MD 21226. (TR6927) An air permit toconstruct for one HEPA filter

LESAFFRE YEAST CORPORATION - 2100Van Deman Street, Baltimore MD 21224.(TR6900) An air permit to construct for one gas-fired boiler >10 MMBtu

MOTIVA ENTERPRISES LLC - BALTIMORETERMINAL - 2400 Petrolia Avenue, Baltimore, MD21226. (99-ODS-3459A) Surface water discharge foroil terminal

P. FLANIGAN & SONS INC. - MONROESTREET - 1320 N. Monroe Street, Baltimore, MD21217. (2002-510-00069) Air quality permit to op-erate

RUAN LEASING COMPANY - 3601-B Wash-ington Boulevard, Baltimore, MD 21227. (2002-OPT-5852) Oil operations permit for above groundstorage tank and transportation

SAFETY-KLEEN SYSTEMS, INC. - BALTI-MORE - 1448 Desoto Road, Baltimore, MD 21230.(2002-OPT-3580) Oil operations permit for aboveground storage tank and transportation

VAC PAC MANUFACTURING COMPANY,INC. - 150 West Ostend Street, Baltimore, MD21230. (2002-510-00761) Air quality permit to op-erate

VANE BROTHERS COMPANY - 4209 NewgateAvenue; Pier 11, Baltimore, MD 21224. (2002-OPT-2725) Oil operations permit for above ground stor-age tank and transportation

Baltimore County

BACK RIVER WWTP - 8201 Eastern Avenue,Baltimore, MD 21224. Sewage sludge storage per-mit

BERG CORPORATION, THE - 10710 Philadel-phia Road, Perry Hall MD 21128. (TR6921) Anair permit to construct for one temporary por-table concrete crusher

BOB WARD COMPANIES / WALNUT POINTLLC - 2700 Philadelphia Road, Edgewood, MD21040. (01-1143) Sewerage permit to lay a forcemain, south of Marlyn Avenue and Walnut GroveRoad intersection, southwest of Route 702

CHESAPEAKE FIBER PACKAGING CORP. -11000 Gilroy Road, Hunt Valley, MD 21031. (2002-OPT-2231) Oil operations permit for above groundstorage tank and transportation

DANIEL G. SCHUSTER, INC. - PhiladelphiaRoad, Baltimore MD 21237. (TR6936) An airpermit to construct for one portable concreteplant

DANIEL G. SCHUSTER, INC. - Research ParkDrive, Baltimore MD 21250. (TR6935) An airpermit to construct for one portable concreteplant

LAFARGE - MARRIOTTSVILLE QUARRY -

11411 Marriottsville Road, Marriottsville, MD21163. (2002-OPT-3228) Oil operations permit forabove ground storage tank and transportation

LAFARGE BUILDING MATERIALS, INC. -2001 Wharf Road, Baltimore MD 21219.(TR6916) An air permit to construct for two baghouses

LANSDOWNE MOBIL - 3107 Hammonds FerryRoad, Lansdowne, MD 21227. (TR6896) An airpermit to construct for one air stripperremediation system

MIDDLE RIVER AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS - 103Chesapeake Park Plaza, Middle River, MD 21220.(2002-OPT-5844) Oil operations permit for aboveground storage tank and transportation

PORT CITY PRESS - 1323 Greenwood Road,Baltimore MD 21208. (TR6898) An air permitto construct for one heat-set printing press

SWEETHEART CUP COMPANY, INC. - 10100Reisterstown Road, Owings Mills MD 21117.(TR6878) An air permit to construct forthermoforming equipment

SWEETHEART CUP COMPANY, INC. – 10100Reisterstown Road, Owings Mills MD 21117.(TR6879) An air permit to construct for oneprinting operation

Calvert

CALVERT COUNTY BOARD OF COMMIS-SIONERS - 175 Main Street, Prince Frederick, MD20678. (01-1141) Sewerage permit to constructgrinder pump units and force mains, located in thearea north of Greenwood Avenue and 9th Street

TOWN OF CHESAPEAKE BEACH - P. O. Box400, Chesapeake Beach, MD 20732. (01-1148) Sew-erage permit to upgrade E Street Wastewater Pump-ing Station, at the end of E Street, South of inter-section with MD 260

Caroline

RIDGELY BLACKTOP PLANT - Belle Road,1/2 Mi. West Of 312, Ridgely, MD 21660. (2002-OPT-5783) Oil operations permit for above groundstorage tank and transportation

Carroll

CLARENCE & JOHN BASSLER, CA-24 - 3400Hyser Road, Taneytown, MD 21787. Sewage sludgeapplication on agricultural land

CLARENCE L. ALBAUGH, CA-22 - 1839 CrouseMill Road, Taneytown, MD 21787. Sewage sludgeapplication on agricultural land

NORTHERN MUNICIPAL LANDFILL - 1400Baltimore Boulevard, Westminster, MD 21157. Sew-age sludge disposal permit at landfill

RONALD LEISTER PROPERTY - 711 LeistersChurch Road, Westminster, MD 21157. Sewage sludgeapplication on agricultural land

ROSS CONTRACTING INC. - 1007 Rising RidgeRoad, Mt. Airy, MD 21771. (2002-OPT-12034) Oil

operations permit for above ground storage tankand transportation

RUNNYMEDE WASTEWATER TREAT-MENT PLANT - 3000 Langdon Drive,Westminster, MD 21158. (02DP2912) Surfacemunicipal discharge permit

STATE HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION - 150Wyndtryst Drive, Westminster MD 21157.(TR6919) An air permit to construct for one paintspray booth

Caroline

JOHN W. TODD – Preston, MD (02-SP-0591)Permit for a surface mine located south of intersec-tion of Auction & American Corner Road

Cecil

TOWN OF ELKTON - 100 Railroad Avenue,Elkton, MD 21921. (01-1150) Sewerage permitto construct Elkton Route 40 interceptor and forcemain along Route 40

Charles

BARDON, INC. - WALDORF ASPHALTPLANT - Piney Church Road, Waldorf, MD 20602.(2002-OPT-3148) Oil operations permit for aboveground storage tank and transportation

CHANEY ENTERPRISES LIMITED PART-NERSHIP – Waldorf, MD (02-SP-0590) Permit fora surface mine located US Route 301 east onSmallwood Drive

CHANEY ENTERPRISES LTD - WALDORF -12360 Acton Lane, Waldorf, MD 20601. (2002-OPT-4027) Oil operations permit for above groundstorage tank and transportation

SERENITY FARMS INC., CH-160 - 6932 Se-renity Farms Road, Hughesville, MD 20637. Sew-age sludge application on agricultural land

WALDORF ASPHALT, LLC - 12250 Acton Lane,Waldorf, MD 20601. (2002-OPT-3218) Oil opera-tions permit for above ground storage tank and trans-portation

Dorchester

THOMAS L. BARNETT – Rhodesdale, MD (86-SP-0243) Modification for a surface mine locatedwest of Brookview on Maryland Route 14

Frederick

AUSTIN RIPPEON SR., FR-153 - Stull Road,Frederick, MD 21702. Sewage sludge application onagricultural land

DNR MONOCACY NRMA, FR-99 - 22910Dickerson Road, Dickerson, MD 20842. Sewage sludgeapplication on agricultural land

KATHARINE POWELL FARM, FR 98 - 8428Apples Church Road, Thurmont, MD 21788. Sewage

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For the Recordsludge application on agricultural land

MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF NATURALRESOURCES, FR-130 - Parks Mill Road, Dickerson,MD 20842. Sewage sludge application on agriculturalland

PRESTON & JEANNE GREEN PROPERTY, FR-150 - 3300 Sam’s Creek Road, New Windsor, MD21776. Sewage sludge application on agricultural land

RUTH LONG I FARM - 15634 Motters StationRoad, Emmitsburg, MD 21727. Sewage sludge appli-cation on agricultural land

TOM MACKINTOSH FARM, FR-131 - 1323aBuckeystown Pike, Adamstown, MD 21710. Sewagesludge application on agricultural land

Garrett

B F S TRUCKSTOP - 4168 National Pike,Grantsville, MD 21536. (02DP2807) Surface mu-nicipal discharge permit

GARRETT CONTAINER SYSTEMS, INC. - 123North Industrial Park Avenue, Accident MD 21520.(TR6930) An air permit to construct for onepaint spray booth

GARRETT COUNTY SOLID WASTE DIS-POSAL & RECY. FAC. - 3118 Oakland-Sang RunRoad, Oakland, MD 21550. Sewage sludge disposalpermit at landfill

TOWN OF OAKLAND - 15 South Third Street,Oakland, MD 21550. (01-1146) Water permit toupgrade Oakland Water System, Crock Crest Road,Northwest of intersection with Pennington Street,Town of Oakland

VINDEX ENERGY CORPORATION -Kitzmiller, MD Original Permit

Harford

CITY OF ABERDEEN DEPARTMENT OFPUBLIC WORKS - 60 North Parke Street, Aber-deen, MD 21001. (01-1144) Water permit to im-prove clearwell at the Chapel Hill Water TreatmentPlant, south of intersection of Paradise Road andRoute 155

PARADISE AUTO BODY - 918 Pulaski High-way, Havre de Grace MD 21078. (TR6881) Anair permit to construct for one paint spray booth

Howard

BOOKHAM TECHNOLOGY, INC.-COLUM-BIA - 9140 Old Annapolis Road, Columbia MD21045. (TR6934) An air permit to construct forone vapor deposition tool for fiber-optics

LITTLE PATUXENT WATER RECLAMATIONPLANT - 8900 Greenwood Place, Savage, MD20763. Sewage sludge distribution permit

LITTLE PATUXENT WATER RECLAMATIONPLANT - 8900 Greenwood Place, Savage, MD20763. Sewage sludge treatment permit

Kent

DAVID A. BRAMBLE, INC. - 12213 GalenaRoad, Massey MD 21650. (TR6928) An air per-mit to construct for one asphalt plant

FAIR HILL FARMS, INC – Chestertown, MD(89-SP-0337-1) Renewal for a surface mine locatedRoute 213 north

HORIZON ORGANIC DAIRY - MARYLANDFARM - 11471 Augustine Herman Highway,Kennedyville, MD 21645. (02DP2562) Groundwa-ter industrial discharge permit

Montgomery

KENT SLAYSMAN FARM, MT-6 - 17224 ElmerSchool Road, Dickerson, MD 20842. Sewage sludgeapplication on agricultural land

MASON HOPKINS FARM, MT-5 - 24445 RiverRoad, Dickerson, MD 20842. Sewage sludge appli-cation on agricultural land

MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF ROCKVILLE -111 Maryland Avenue, Rockville, MD 20850. (01-1147) Sewerage permit to construct sanitary sewersalong Fleet Street and Mt. Vernon Place

RITCHIE LAND RECLAMATION LP - 625Hungerford Drive, Rockville MD 20850. (TR6877)an air permit to construct for one portable crusher

ROBERT B. DAYHOFF, MT-7B - 22340 MountEphraim Road, Dickerson, MD 20842. Sewagesludge application on agricultural land

WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SANITARYCOMMISSION - 14501 Sweitzer Lane, Laurel, MD20707. (01-1153) Sewerage permit to construct aforce main along Crystal Rock Drive and FatherHurley Boulevard

Prince George’s

ALFRED H. SMITH, PG-124 - North Keys Road,Brandywine, MD 20613. Sewage sludge applicationon marginal land

ENTERPRISE ASSOCIATES, LLC - 95Kettering Drive, Upper Marlboro, MD 20774. (01-1149) Water permit to lay water mains along south-west of intersection of Enterprise Road and OldLotsford Road

Queen Anne’s

CALVIN GRAY PROPERTY - 162 ShrewsburyFarm Lane, Centreville, MD 21617. Sewage sludgeapplication on agricultural land

JAMES SPIES, QA-25 - 850 Bridgetown Road,Henderson, MD 21640. Sewage sludge applicationon agricultural land

SUDLERSVILLE WASTEWATER TREAT-MENT PLANT - Goldsboro Road & Elevator Road,Sudlersville, MD 21668. (02DP3862) Surface mu-nicipal discharge permit

SULLIVAN/GABAN PROPERTY, QA-107 -141 Twin Meadows Farm Lane, Centreville, MD21617. Sewage sludge application on agriculturalland

TIDEWATER PUBLISHING CORPORA-TION - 300 Tidewater Drive, US 301 At MDRoute 304, Centreville, MD 21617. (02DP0211)Groundwater industrial discharge permit

St. Mary’s

DANIEL CAPPER, SITE 35-SM - St. Jerome’s

Neck Road, Dameron, MD 20628. Sewage sludgeapplication on agricultural land

GEORGE R. ADAMS, JR. - Hollywood, MD(82-SP-0138-A) Renewal for a surface mine lo-cated Route 5 south to Great Mills

RANDALL SLOAN – Leonardtown, MD(99-SP-0548-A) Modification for a surface minelocated Route 5 to Route 235 on FriendshipSchool Road

Talbot

GANNON FAMILY LIMITED PARTNER-SHIP FARM - 30413 Rabbit Hill Road, Easton,MD 21601. Sewage sludge application on agri-cultural land

MEADOW JOINT FARM VENTURE –Easton, MD (01-SP-0581-A) Modification for asurface mine US 50 to Hiner Lane

MIDSHORE REGIONAL SOLID WASTE FA-CILITY - 7341 Barker’s Landing Road, Easton,MD 21601. Sewage sludge disposal permit atlandfill

Wicomico

LEWRENZA JR. & KATHERINE BYRD,WI-65 - 22351 Deep Branch/22548 Royal Oaks,Quantico, MD 21856. Sewage sludge applicationon agricultural land

MARGARET RIDER FARM - SharptownRoad, Sharptown, MD 21837. Sewage sludge ap-plication on agricultural land

SALISBURY WASTEWATER TREATMENTPLANT - 1142 Marine Road, Salisbury, MD21801. (02DP0696) Major surface municipal dis-charge permit

Worcester

CENTRAL MUNICIPAL LANDFILL - 7091Central Site Lane, Newark, MD 21841. Sewagesludge disposal permit at landfill

OCEAN CITY WWTP - 6405 Seabay Drive,Ocean City, MD 21842. Sewage sludge transpor-tation permit

OCEAN DOWNS, LLC - P. O. Box 11, Ber-lin, MD 21811. (01-1145) Water permit to in-stall chemical feed system at the Ocean DownsRacetrack Water Treatment Plant, MD Route589, North of U.S. 50

SCARBOROUGH OIL CO., INC. - SNOWHILL ROAD - 5330 Snow Hill Road, Snow Hill,MD 21863. (2002-OPT-4418) Oil operations per-mit for above ground storage tank and transporta-tion

Out of State

CLEMENTS SUPPLY CO., INC. - 512 BassettStreet, Clayton, DE 19938. (2002-OPV-2243) Oiloperations permit for transportation

EDRIS OIL SERVICE, INC. - 1225 Columbia Av-enue, York, PA 17404. (2002-OPV-2306) Oil opera-tions permit for transportation

FIRST CLASS TRANSPORT INC. - 2565 MathiasRaceway Road, New Philadelphia, OH 44663. (2002-OPV-5850) Oil operations permit for transportation Continued on the next page

Allegheny

FCI CUMBERLAND, UNICOR - 14601Burbridge Road, Cumberland, MD 21502. (01-6-0245 N) Air permit to construct for one paint spraybooth

LAVALE SANITARY COMMISSION -Roselawn Avenue, P. O. Box 3325, LaVale, MD21504. (01-14:16- 1151) Water permit to upgradeRed Hill Water Treatment Plant, north of U.S.Route 40 and west of Exit 39 of I-68

UNITED ENERGY COAL, INC. - Midland, MD(NOI P01-07) Letter of Intent to Prospect

Anne Arundel

ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY DEPARTMENTOF PUBLIC WORKS - 2662 Riva Road, Annapo-lis, MD 21401. (01-12-1152) Water permit to laySeverndale Transmission Mains from intersection ofRoute 2 and Earleigh Heights to Truck House Roadto Severndale Road

ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY ROADS - CEN-TRAL SERVICES GARAGE - 350 West CentralAvenue, Davidsonville, MD 21035. (01DP3366)Surface industrial discharge permit with groundwa-ter opt.

CHANEY ENTERPRISES - BESTGATE PLANT- 2015 Industrial Drive, Annapolis, MD 21401.(00MM9865) General permit registration for dis-charge from concrete plant

CHANEY ENTERPRISES - CROFTON CON-CRETE PLANT - 2801 Conway Road, Crofton, MD21114. (00MM9716) General permit registration fordischarge from concrete plant

CHANEY ENTERPRISES - RIDDLE PIT - 4400Block Of Sands Road, Harwood, MD 20776.(00MM9877) General permit registration for dis-charge from mineral mine

CHANEY ENTERPRISES - TURNER PIT - 1500Block Of Meyers Station Road, Odenton, MD 21113.(00MM9878) General permit registration for dis-charge from mineral mine

CHANEY ENTERPRISES LTD -DAVIDSONVILLE - Central Avenue at PatuxentCrossover, Davidsonville, MD 21035. (00MM0248)General permit registration for discharge from min-eral mine

CLOTHES CALL, INC. - 2421 Crofton Lane,Unit #4, Crofton, MD 21114. (003-6-0986) Air gen-eral permit to construct for one Columbia Ilsa drycleaning machine

DANIEL G. SCHUSTER, INC. - Lamonte Av-enue, Arundel Crossing West, Odenton, MD 21113.(003-6-0984 N) Air permit to construct for one por-table ready mixed concrete plant

DANIEL G. SCHUSTER, INC. - 7331 CarbideRoad, Baltimore, MD 21226. (003-6-0985 N) Airpermit to construct for one portable ready mixedconcrete plant

DORSEY RUN WWTP - 7920 Brock BridgeRoad, Jessup, MD 20794. (S-01-02-4829-T) Sew-

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For the Recordage sludge transportation permit

EASTERN PETROLEUM CORPORATION - 33Hudson Street, Annapolis, MD 21401. (003-9-0757)Air permit to construct for one groundwaterremediation system

EASTERN PETROLEUM CORPORATION - 33Hudson Street, Annapolis, MD 21401. (003-9-0756)Air permit to construct for one soil remediation sys-tem

EXXON GAS STATION - 7650 Arundel MillsBoulevard, Hanover, MD 21076. (003-9-0755) Airgeneral permit to construct for two 15,000 & one12,000 gallon gasoline underground storage tank

FORMICA CORPORATION - 8305 TelegraphRoad, Odenton, MD 21113. (24-003-01055) Airquality part 70 operating permit

INTERFACE AR - 7364 Baltimore AnnapolisBoulevard, Glen Burnie, MD 21061. (97SW1449)General permit registration for stormwater associ-ated with industrial activity

METRO READY MIX - BWI - Elm Road -MDOT Parking Lot, BWI Airport, MD 21240.(00MM9731) General permit registration for dis-charge from concrete plant

MOUNTAIN ROAD CLEANERS - 354 Moun-tain Road, Pasadena, MD 21122. (003-6-0987) Airgeneral permit to construct for one Multimatic 250-CS dry cleaning machine

NATIONAL WRECKING CORPORATION -Baltimore-Washington Parkway, Jessup, MD 21076.(003-6-0982N) Air permit to construct for one por-table crusher

NORTHROP GRUMMAN CORPORATION -7323 Aviation Boulevard, Linthicum, MD 21090.(003-6-0925 M) Air permit to construct for modifi-cation to composite bonding process

NORTHROP GRUMMAN CORPORATIONES3 - 1212 Winterson Road, Linthicum, MD 21090.(003-6-0570 M) Air permit to construct for one IMod process area for Sil/Sil Carbide Wafer

NORTHROP GRUMMAN ES3 - 1212 WintersonRoad, Linthicum, MD 21090. (003-6-0979 N) Airpermit to construct for one Guyson Bead Blaster

NORTHROP GRUMMAN SYSTEMS CORPO-RATION - 1212 Winterson Road, Linthicum, MD21090. (003-6-0569 M) Air permit to construct formodification to S Module

NORTHROP GRUMMAN SYSTEMS CORPO-RATION - 1212 Winterson Road, Linthicum, MD21090. (003-6-0571 M) Air permit to construct formodification to H Module

NORTHROP GRUMMAN SYSTEMS CORPO-RATION - 1212 Winterson Road, Linthicum, MD21090. (003-6-0980 N) Air permit to construct forone spray cleaning hood

PATUXENT ASPHALT, L.L.C. - 1320Cunningham Road, Mack Truck Road, Severn, MD21144. (003-00826) Air quality permit to operate

PRECISION COLLISION CARCARE CENTER/ GOODYEAR - 185-B Defense Highway, Annapo-lis, MD 21401. (01DP2475) Groundwater indus-trial discharge permit

REDMOND’S AUTO PARTS - 8226 BaltimoreAnnapolis Boulevard, Pasadena, MD 21122.(97SW1454) General permit registration forstormwater associated with industrial activity

RELIABLE CONTRACTING COMPANY,INC.-ASPHALT DIV. - 2641 Brickhead Road,Gambrills, MD 21054. (2002-OPT-3436) Oiloperations permit for above ground storage tankand transportation

VENTNOR MARINE SERVICES - 8070 VentnorRoad, Pasadena, MD 21122. (003-9-0747) Air gen-eral permit to construct for two 4,000 gallon gaso-line underground storage tanks

Baltimore City

COVERED BRIDGE AGGREGATES - BROOK-LYN PLANT - 500 Frankfurst Avenue, Baltimore,MD 21225. (00MM9718) General permit registra-tion for discharge from concrete plant

CSX - BULK INTERMODAL DISTRIBUTIONSERVICES - 1525 Andre Street, Baltimore, MD21230. (510-03103) Air quality permit to operate

DANIEL G. SCHUSTER, INC. - 1524 ThamesStreet, Baltimore, MD 21231. (510-6-1785 N) Airpermit to construct for one portable ready mixedconcrete plant

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH & MENTAL HY-GIENE - LABORATORIES ADMINISTRATION -201 West Preston Street, Baltimore, MD 21201.(510-02368) Air quality permit to operate

DORACON CONTRACTING, INC. - 3500 EastBiddle Street, Baltimore, MD 21213. (510-6-1758N) Air permit to construct for supersede Permit #24-6-1758 N issued 2/1/01

DUNDALK MARINE TERMINAL - 2700Broening Highway, Baltimore, MD 21222. (2002-OPT-5062) Oil operations permit for above groundstorage tank and transportation

ERDMAN AUTO PARTS - 5819 Erdman Av-enue, Baltimore, MD 21205. (97SW1463) Generalpermit registration for stormwater associated withindustrial activity

GENERAL CHEMICAL CORP. - CURTIS BAYTERMINAL - 5501 Pennington Avenue, Baltimore,MD 21226. (2002-OPT-4362) Oil operations per-mit for above ground storage tank and transporta-tion

GENERAL MOTORS TRUCK GROUP - BAL-TIMORE - 2122 Broening Highway, Baltimore, MD21224. (24-510-00354) Air quality part 70 operat-ing permit

HOLY SPIRIT CHURCH - 932 Gorsuch Avenue,Baltimore, MD 21213. (510-5-1502) Air generalpermit to construct for one Weil McLain boiler < 10MMBTU

INTERNATIONAL PETROLEUM CORP. OFMD - 6305 Lombard Street, Baltimore, MD 21224.(2002-OPT-2421) Oil operations permit for aboveground storage tank and transportation

LESAFFRE YEAST CORPORATION - 2100Van Deman Street, Baltimore, MD 21224. (2002-OPT-3431) Oil operations permit for above groundstorage tank and transportation

MOTIVA ENTERPRISES, LLC - 3445 FairfieldRoad, Baltimore, MD 21226. (2002-OGR-3344)General permit for treated groundwater from oil con-taminated sources

SPRING GROVE HOSPITAL CENTER - 55Wade Avenue, Catonsville, MD 21228. (2002-OPT-3478) Oil operations permit for above ground stor-

age tank and transportation

THAMES STREET GARAGE - 850 Bond Street,Baltimore, MD 21231. (97SW1461) General permitregistration for stormwater associated with indus-trial activity

WHEELABRATOR BALTIMORE, L.P. - 1801Annapolis Road, Baltimore, MD 21230. (24-510-01886) Air quality part 70 operating permit

Baltimore County

BACK RIVER WWTP - 8201 Eastern Avenue,Baltimore, MD 21224. (24-005-00812) Air qualitypart 70 operating permit

GILLIGAN, DENNIS - 7524 West B&A Road– Suite 200, Glen Burnie, MD 21061. (01-22:23-1134) Sewerage permit to construct a wastewaterpumping station and a force main along Carroll Is-land Road and Luthardt Road to serve CarrollwoodManor

LANSDOWNE MOBIL - 3107 Hammonds FerryRoad, Lansdowne, MD 21227. (005-9-1158) Airpermit to construct for one air stripper remediationunit

LEED’S DRY CLEANERS - 5205 Leeds Avenue,Arbutus, MD, MD 21227. (005-6-2686) Air gen-eral permit to construct for one Columbia Ilsa MEC340 dry cleaning machine

REDLAND GENSTAR D/B/A LAFARGE -Towson, MD (77-SP-0048-E) ) Modification for asurface mine permit located Marriottsville Road

ROCKDALE AUTO BODY - 3518-20 EllenRoad, Baltimore, MD 21244. (005-6-2681-N) Airpermit to construct for one paint spray booth

SWEETHEART CUP COMPANY, INC. - 10100Reisterstown Road, Owings Mills, MD 21117. (005-6-2673 N) Air permit to construct for eleven tub lines

UNITED BOOK PRESS - 1807 Whitehead Road,Baltimore MD 21207. (005-6-2685-N) Air permitto construct for one printing press

Calvert

CALVERT COUNTY BOARD OF COMMIS-SIONERS - 175 Main Street, Prince Frederick, MD20678. (01-21-1141) Sewerage permit to constructgrinder pump units and force mains along Green-wood Avenue and 9th Street

CHANEY ENTERPRISES - PRINCEFREDERICK - 301 Skipjack Road, Prince Frederick,MD 20678. (00MM9872) General permit registra-tion for discharge from concrete plant

MORGAN E. RUSSELL, INC. - Sunderland, MD(93-SP-0437) Renewal for a surface mine permitlocated Barstow Road

Caroline

DANIEL FERRELL PROPERTY, CR-99 - 18290Faulkner Road, Barclay, MD 21619. Sewage sludgeapplication on agricultural land

MARION REED - Denton, MD (91-SP-0388)Renewal for a surface mine permit located Mary-land Route 16 to Hignutt Road

RIDGELY WASTEWATER TREATMENT

PLANT - Belle Road, Ridgely, MD 21660.(97DP0530A) Surface municipal discharge permit

Carroll

BABYLON VAULT COMPANY, INC. - 925Wakefield Valley Road, New Windsor, MD 21776.(97SW1456) General permit registration forstormwater associated with industrial activity

CONDON’S AUTO PARTS, INC. - 1218 MartinDrive, Westminster, MD 21157. (97SW1452) Gen-eral permit registration for stormwater associatedwith industrial activity

FREVIN FOUNDATION - 10706 Beaver DamRoad, Cockeysville, MD 21030. (01-25-1087) Sew-erage permit to construct a wastewater treatmentplant at Gerstell Academy, off MD Route 140, westof MD Route 91

JIFFY MART OF WESTMINSTER - 74 MainStreet West, Westminster, MD 21157. (012-9-0141)Air general permit to construct for one 12,000 &two 10,000 gallon gasoline underground storagetanks

LEHIGH PORTLAND CEMENT CO. - 675Quaker Mill Road, Union Bridge, MD 21791. (01-16-1081) Water permit to upgrade NTNC ground-water supply at the Union Bridge Plant

WOODSYDE, LLC - 10817 Reisterstown Road,Owings Mill, MD 21117. (01-22:23-1091) Sewer-age permit to construct a wastewater pumping sta-tion and a force main along Liberty Road and MartzRoad, Eldersburg

Cecil

INDEPENDENCE CONSTRUCTION MATERI-ALS - 896 Elk Mills Road, Elk Mills, MD 21920.(015-6-0195 N) Air permit to construct to move as-phalt plant from Elkton to Elk Mills

STANCILL’S, INC. - FURNACE BAY MINE -499 Mountain Hill Road, Perryville, MD 21903.(00MM9730) General permit registration for dis-charge from mineral mine

W.L. GORE & ASSOCIATES, INC. - 100 Air-port Road, Building 1, Elkton, MD 21921. (015-6-0116 M) Air permit to construct for one oxidizer

Charles

CHANEY ENTERPRISES - DOBSON/LAN-GLEY PIT - 4400 Block Of Piney Church Road,Waldorf, MD 20601. (00MM9874) General permitregistration for discharge from mineral mine

CHANEY ENTERPRISES - MIDDLETON ES-TATE PIT - Renner Road, Waldorf, MD 20602.(00MM9869) General permit registration for dis-charge from mineral mine

CHANEY ENTERPRISES LTD - WALDORF -12360 Acton Lane, Waldorf, MD 20601.(00MM0247) General permit registration for dis-charge from mineral mine

MIRANT MID-ATLATNIC, LLC - Newburg,MD (02-SP-0589) Permit for a surface mining lo-cated Route 301 south left at Red Top

MIRANT- MORGANTOWN STATION - 12620Crain Highway, Newburg, MD 20664. (24-017-

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For the Record00014) Air quality part 70 operating permit

MYERS ESTATES ASSOCIATES, LLC - 6DIndustrial Park Drive, Waldorf, MD 20602. (01-12-1079) Water permit to lay water main along MDRoute 27, north of Matthews Drive

Dorchester

DORCHESTER COUNTY HIGHWAY DE-PARTMENT- BLACKTOP PLANT - 3960 Red HillRoad, East New Market, MD 21631. (2002-OPT-3145) Oil operations permit for above ground stor-age tank and transportation

HAROLD TRAVERS, DR-25 - White MarshRoad and Route 16, Madison, MD 21677. (S-01-09-4158-A1) Sewage sludge application on agricul-tural land

HURLOCK WWTP - Jones Village Road,Hurlock, MD 21643. (01DP2801A) Groundwatermunicipal discharge permit

THOMAS L. BARNETT - Rhodesdale, MD (86-SP-0243-B) Modification for a surface mining lo-cated on 1/4 mile west of Brookview on MarylandRoute 14

VIENNA POWER, LLC - VIENNA GENERAT-ING STATION - Chapel Of Ease Road, P.O. Box128, Vienna, MD 21869. (24-019-00013) Air qual-ity part 70 operating permit

Frederick

7-ELEVEN CONVENIENCE STORE - 8900 Fin-gerboard Road, Frederick, MD 21704. (021-9-0162)Air general permit to construct for one 10,000 &one 15,000 gallon gasoline underground storage tank

FLORIDA ROCK INDUSTRIES - FREDERICKGRINDING PLANT - 4120 Buckeystown Pike,Buckeystown, MD 21717. (021-00542) Air qualitypermit to operate

FRANCIS HARRISON, FR-112 - 9608b Foun-tain School Road, Union Bridge, MD 21791. (S-01-10-4245-A2) Sewage sludge application on agricul-tural land

KENNETH E. SR. & CARL JANE WILES, FR-146 - 5615 Carroll Boyer Road, Middletown, MD21769. (S-01-10-4813-A) Sewage sludge applica-tion on agricultural land

LAUREL SAND & GRAVEL, INC. - Laurel, MD(77-SP-0051-2) Renewal for a surface mine permitlocated 1.5 miles north of Woodsboro

LEE DELAUTER & SONS - 201 Church Street,South, Middletown, MD 21769. (021-9-0163) Airgeneral permit to construct for one 12,000 & one8,000 gallon gasoline underground storage tank

REDLAND BRICK, INC. - ROCKY RIDGE -9801 Rocky Ridge Road, Rocky Ridge, MD 21778.(00DP1112) Surface industrial discharge permit

RICHARD KLINE, FR-92 - 12108 Auburn Road,Thurmont, MD 21788. (S-01-10-3612-A2) Sewagesludge application on agricultural land

SEXTON FARM, FR-79 - 14127 Frushour Road,Rocky Ridge, MD 21778. (S-99-10-3489-A2) Sew-age sludge application on agricultural land

SNAX RT85 AMOCO - 7402 Shockley Drive,Frederick, MD 21704. (021-9-0165) Air generalpermit to construct for one 12,000 & one 10,000

gallon gasoline underground storage tank

STOKES AUTO PARTS, INC. - 3029 Point OfRocks Road, Jefferson, MD 21755. (97SW1455)General permit registration for stormwater associ-ated with industrial activity

TOM MACKINTOSH FARM, FR-131 - 1323ABuckeystown Pike, Adamstown, MD 21710. (S-01-10-4515-A2) Sewage sludge application on agricul-tural land

WILCOM/TOLLGATE, FR-47 - 10288Woodsboro Pike, Walkersville, MD 21793. (S-99-10-3662-A2) Sewage sludge application on agricul-tural land

Garrett

BILLY BENDER CHEVROLET, INC. - 109Main Street, Grantsville, MD 21536. (023-6-0103-N) Air permit to construct for one paint spray booth

CASSELMAN VALLEY LEDGESTONE -Grantsville, MD (86-SP-0221) Renewal for a sur-face mine permit located on the east side of Avilton-Lonaconing Road

G & S COAL COMPANY # 365 - Mt. Zion Road,Swanton, MD 21561. (00CM0016A) General per-mit registration for discharge from coal mine

G & S COAL COMPANY #421 - Mount ZionRoad, Swanton, MD 21561. (OOMM2905A) Gen-eral permit registration for discharge from coal mine

G & S COAL COMPANY, Inc. - Kitzmiller, MD(SM-00-435) Incidental Boundary Revision

GEORGE CREEK, INC. - DEEP MINE NO. 1 -Westernport And Aaron Run Roads, Westernport,MD 21562. (01DP3363) Surface industrial dischargepermit

METTIKI COAL, LLC - 293 Table Rock Road,Oakland, MD 21550. (24-023-00042) Air qualitypart 70 operating permit

MILLENNIUM RESOURCES, LLC -WILDMAN MINE - Westernport & Chestnut GroveRoads, Bloomington, MD 21530. (00CM9611)General permit registration for discharge from coalmine

TRI-STAR MINING, INC. - Barton, MD (SM-97-429) Incidental Boundary Revision

Harford

ALCORE, INC. - 1502 Quarry Drive, Edgewood,MD 21040. (025-6-0365N) Air permit to constructfor one spray booth

CITY OF ABERDEEN DEPARTMENT OFPUBLIC WORKS - 60 North Parke Street, Aber-deen, MD 21001. (01-16-1059) Water permit toupgrade flocculation and sedimentation facilities atChapel Hill Water Treatment Plant located at southof intersection of Paradise Road and Route155

FOLTZ, DANIEL J., II - P. O. Box 5877,Darlington, MD 21034. (01-25-1121) Seweragepermit to construct a wastewater treatment plant atthe Poltz-Atkins Retreat Mobile Home Park at 1535Poole Road, west of U.S. Route 1 and ConowingoRoad

HARFORD COUNTY GOVERNMENT - 101South Main Street, Bel Air, MD 21014. (01-22-1118) Sewerage permit to construct Lower Bynum

Parallel Interceptor – Phase III, parallel with BynumRun , north of Hookers Mill Road

PARADISE AUTO BODY - 918 Pulaski High-way, Havre de Grace MD 21078. (025-6-0368-N)Air permit to construct for one paint spray booth

PRICE BROTHERS COMPANY - 1501Perryman Road, Perryman, MD 21130. (01DP0010)Surface industrial discharge permit

SAFEWAY - 1223 Churchville Road, Bel Air,MD 21015. (025-9-0321) Air general permit to con-struct for two 20,000 gallon gasoline undergroundstorage tanks

TOLLGATE LANDFILL - 701 North TollgateRoad, Bel Air, MD 21014. (00DP2887) Surface in-dustrial discharge permit

U.S. ARMY ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND-EDGEWOOD - Bush River Road, Aberdeen Prov-ing Ground, MD 21010. (01DP2517) Surface indus-trial discharge permit

U.S. ARMY GARRISON, ABERDEEN PROV-ING GROUND - Edgewood Area, Aberdeen Prov-ing Ground, MD 21005. (025-4-0623 N and 025-5-0171 N) Air general permit to construct for two boil-ers <10 MMBtu

Howard

A.P.A. TRANSPORT CORPORATION - 6525Washington Boulevard, Elkridge, MD 21227. (2002-OPT-2107) Oil operations permit for above groundstorage tank and transportation

BARDON, INC. - JESSUP ASPHALT PLANT -8615 Dorsey Run Road, Annapolis Junction, MD20794. (027-00207) Air quality permit to operate

CRADLEROCK MART & CLEANERS - 6810Cradlerock Way, Columbia, MD 21045. (027-6-0346) Air general permit to construct for oneFirbimatic Western dry cleaning machine

HOWARD COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL -5755 Cedar Lane, Columbia, MD 21044. (027-0027M) Air permit to construct for one scrubber

HOWARD COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOL SYS-TEM - 10910, Route 108, Ellicott City, MD 21042.(01-25-1130) Sewerage permit to construct improve-ments to the existing subsurface wastewater disposalsystem at Glenelg High School

IGENE BIOTECHNOLOGY, INC. - 9110 RedBranch Road, Columbia, MD 21045. (00DP2129)Groundwater industrial discharge permit

MG INDUSTRIES - 8025 Dorsey Run Road,Jessup, MD 20794. (00DP3065) Surface industrialdischarge permit

NEW CUT LANDFILL - 4361 New Cut Road,Ellicott City, MD 21043. (00HT9428) Generalpermit registration for discharge from water linesat remedial project

ROCKVILLE FUEL & FEED COMPANY -PLANT 5 - 7131 Dorsey Run Road, Elkridge, MD21075. (97SW1463) General permit registrationfor stormwater associated with industrial activ-ity

SHELL STATION - 6390 Ten Oaks Road,Clarksville, MD 21029. (027-9-0249) Air gen-eral permit to construct for two 15,000 gallongasoline underground storage tanks

TRUMBULL ASPHALT-DIVISION OFOWENS CORNING - 8239 Patuxent Range Road,Jessup, MD 20794. (24-027-00055) Air quality part70 operating permit

Kent

TRI-GAS & OIL CO., INC. - 13255 AugustineHerman Highway, Galena, MD 21635. (2002-OPV-11884) Oil operations permit for transportation

Montgomery

HUMAN GENOME SCIENCES, INC. - 9910Belward Campus Drive, Rockville, MD 20850.(031-5-1257 N) Air general permit to construct forone Cleaver Brooks 21 MMBTU natural gas firedboiler

KING FARM MOBIL - 700 Gaither Road,Rockville, MD 20850. (031-9-0671) Air generalpermit to construct for one 10,000 & one 20,000gallon gasoline underground storage tank

LONGHORN STEAKHOUSE - 20017 CenturyBoulevard, Germantown, MD 20874. (031-8-0137)Air general permit to construct for one JaderangeJMRH-36B charbroiler

NATIONAL NAVAL MEDICAL CENTER -8901 Wisconsin Avenue, Bethesda, MD 20889.(031-5-1251 N) Air permit to construct for one tem-porary boiler >10 MMBTU

RITCHIE LAND RECLAMATION LP - 625Hungerford Drive, Rockville, MD 20850. (031-6-0681 n) Air permit to construct for one portablecrusher

SANGAMORE CLEANERS - 4611 SangamoreRoad, Bethesda, MD 20916. (031-6-0680) Air gen-eral permit to construct for one Signature (ModelT400) dry cleaning machine

WMATA - MARINELLI ROAD - 5400 MarinelliRoad, Rockville, MD 20852. (99DP2413) Surfaceindustrial discharge permit

Prince George’s

BELTWAY USED AUTO PARTS - 2421Kenilworth Avenue, Tuxedo, MD 20781.(97SW1464) General permit registration forstormwater associated with industrial activity

BERG CORPORATION, THE - 14300 BaltimoreAvenue, Laurel, MD 20707. (033-6-1126 N) Airpermit to construct for one portable concrete crusher

CAR MATCH, INC. - 14709 Baltimore Avenue,Suite 6-7, Laurel, MD 20707. (033-6-1127-N) Airpermit to construct for one paint spray booth

CHANEY ENTERPRISES - SEAT PLEASANT- 45 Yost Place, Seat Pleasant, MD 20785.(00MM9867) General permit registration for dis-charge from concrete plant

CHANEY ENTERPRISES - UPPERMARLBORO - 5200 Chrysler Drive, UpperMarlboro, MD 20772. (00MM9873) General per-mit registration for discharge from concrete plant

CHESAPEAKE PETROLEUM - 6725 FallardDrive, Upper Marlboro, MD 20772. (2002-OPT-4351) Oil operations permit for above ground stor-age tank and transportation

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EDITORS PRESS, INC. - 6200 Editors ParkDrive, Hyattsville, MD 20782. (033-6-0961M) Airpermit to construct for one regenerative thermal oxi-dizer

FORMER EXXON SERVICE STATION #2-5687 - 12800 Old Fort Foote Road, Fort Washing-ton, MD 20744. (2002-OGR-4744) General permitfor treated groundwater from oil contaminatedsources

GRIMES IGA SUPERMARKET - 22501Aquasco Road, Aquasco, MD 20608. (033-9-1113)Air general permit to construct for one 12,000 gal-lon gasoline underground storage tank

HILLTOP CLEANERS - 6822 Race Track Road,Bowie, MD 20715. (033-6-1124) Air general per-mit to construct for one Realstar dry cleaning ma-chine

LAFARGE - LANDOVER BLACKTOP PLANT- 5800 Sheriff Road, Landover, MD 20743. (2002-OPT-3220) Oil operations permit for above groundstorage tank and transportation

NORTH STAR FUEL - 5819 Auth Road, CampSprings, MD 20746. (2002-OPV-2548) Oil opera-tions permit for transportation

RITCHIE LAND RECLAMATION LP - 2001Ritchie Marlboro Road, Upper Marlboro, MD 20772.(033-6-1128N) Air permit to construct for one por-table crusher

SHAKEY’S PIZZA - 5711 Silver Hill Road, Dis-trict Heights, MD 20895. (033-8-0234) Air generalpermit to construct for one Baker’s Pride FLB-48Rcharbroiler

SHELL STATION - 4420 Wheeler Road, OxonHill, MD 20745. (033-9-0993) Air general permitto construct for one 20,000 & one 12,000 gallongasoline underground storage tank

SHELL STATION - 6308 Central Avenue, SeatPleasant, MD 20743. (033-9-0965) Air general per-mit to construct for one 12,000 & one 20,000 gallongasoline underground storage tank

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND - COLLEGEPARK - 3115 Chesapeake Building 338, College

Park, MD 20742. (00HT9427) General permitregistration for discharge from water supply sys-tem

Queen Anne’s

CHESAPEAKE COLLEGE - 1000 CollegeDrive, Wye Mills, MD 21679. (01-14-1105) Waterpermit to construct water tower and related work atESAC Higher Education Center

DAVID A. BRAMBLE AND DAVID BMCCLYMENT - Queenstown, MD (91-SP-0401)Renewal for a surface mine permit located on CherryLane east of US 301

Somerset

DOUGLAS REYNOLDS - Princess Anne, MD(02-SP-0586) Permit for a surface mining locatedon Millard Long Road

EASTERN CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION -30420 Revells Neck Road, Route 1, Box 500,Westover, MD 21853. (2002-OGR-3159) Generalpermit for treated groundwater from oil contaminatedsources

EASTERN CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION -30420 Revells Neck Road, Westover, MD 21871.(039-9-0028) Air general permit to construct for one10,000 gallon gasoline underground storage tank

SOMERSET COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOL SYS-TEM - P.O. Box 69, Princess Anne, MD 21853.(2001-OPT-4450A) Oil operations permit for aboveground storage tank and transportation

St. Mary’s

CHANEY ENTERPRISES - HOLLYWOODPLANT - Route 235 at Wildewood, Hollywood, MD20636. (00MM9876) General permit registration fordischarge from concrete plant

CHANEY ENTERPRISES - LOVEVILLE PIT &PLANT - 27600 Block Of Route 5, Loveville, MD20650. (00MM9813) General permit registration fordischarge from mineral mine

JIMMY RICHARDS & SONS - Waldorf, MD(00-SP-0558) Permit for a surface mining locatedon Woodburn Hill Road

SEVEN STAR AGGREGATES, INC. - LaPlata,MD (02-SP-0588) Permit for a surface mine locatedon Route 236

WASTE MANAGEMENT OF SOUTHERNMARYLAND - ST. MARY’S - 44459 St. Andrew’sChurch Road, California, MD 20619. (97SW1453)General permit registration for stormwater associ-ated with industrial activity

Talbot

DIEFENDERFER FARM - 28745 SanderstownRoad, Trappe, MD 21673. (S-01-20-4815-A) Sew-age sludge application on agricultural land

MEADOW FARM JOINT VENTURE - Easton,MD (01-SP-0581-A) Modification for a surface minepermit located on Hiner Lane

Washington

FIL-TEC, INC. - 12129 Mapleville Road,

Cavetown, MD 21720. (043-6-0206, 6-0207, 6-0209, and 6-0322 M) Air permit to construct forone Bobbin winder

K.L. GRIMM ENTERPRISES, INC. -Hagerstown, MD (02-SP-0585) Permit for a surfacemining located on Route 63 north of intersectionRoutes 40 and 63

MACK TRUCKS - 13302 Pennsylvania Avenue,Hagerstown, MD 21742. (24-043-00006) Air qual-ity part 70 operating permit

MARTIN MARIETTA AGGREGATES DIVI-SION OF MARTIN MATERIALS, INC. - Raleigh,NC (77-SP-0135-H) Modification for a surface minepermit located on the south side of Benevola ChurchRoad

MARTIN MARIETTA MATERIALS - 20301Benevola Church Road, Boonsboro, MD 21713.(043-9-0010M) Air permit to construct for one 140tph crusher and two conveyors

MATTERN MATERIALS, LLC -BOONESBORO - 20303 Benevola Church Road,Boonsboro, MD 21713. (043-00096) Air qualitypermit to operate

PHOENIX COLOR CORPORATION - 540 West-ern Maryland Parkway, Hagerstown, MD 21740.(043-6-0468 M) Air permit to construct for two print-ing presses

SOUTHERN SECTION HIGHWAY FACILITY- 6223 Coffman Farm Road, Keedysville, MD 21756.(97SW1466) General permit registration forstormwater associated with industrial activity

TEXAS ROADHOUSE - 120 Edgewood DriveSouth, Hagerstown, MD 21740. (043-8-0056) Airgeneral permit to construct for three Magikitch’ncharbroilers

WASHINGTON COUNTY HIGHWAY DE-PARTMENT - 601 Northern Avenue, Hagerstown,MD 21740. (97SW1467) General permit registra-tion for stormwater associated with industrial activ-ity

WESTERN SECTION HIGHWAY FACILITY -9659 National Pike, Big Pool, MD 21711.(97SW1465) General permit registration forstormwater associated with industrial activity

Wicomico

PERDUE FARMS, INC. - SALISBURY - Route50 & Cypress St, Salisbury, MD 21801. (2002-OPT-3401) Oil operations permit for above ground stor-age tank and transportation

SALISBURY STATE UNIVERSITY - 1101Camden Avenue, Salisbury MD 21801. (045-5-0039thru 0042 N) Air general permit to construct for fourboilers >10MMBtu

SOARING VISTA PROPERTY, WI-51 - CornerOf Naylor Mill & West Roads,

VPI MIRREX, LLC - 601 Marvel Road,Salisbury, MD 21801. (24-045-00082) Air qualitypart 70 operating permit

Worcester

CENTRAL MUNICIPAL LANDFILL - 7091Central Site Lane, Newark, MD 21841. (24-047-00112) Air quality part 70 operating permit

LIGHTHOUSE SOUND DEVELOPMENT -Isle of Wight Road At Saltgrass Pt., Bishopville,MD 21813. (01DP3155) Groundwater municipaldischarge permit

TYSON FOODS, INC. - 207 Bay Street, SnowHill, MD 21863. (2002-OPT-2718) Oil operationspermit for above ground storage tank and trans-portation

WORCESTER DISTRICT COURT - 301 Com-merce Street, Snow Hill, MD 21863. (99DP2928A)Surface industrial discharge permit with groundwa-ter opt.

Out of State

ALLEGHENY PETROLEUM PRODUCTS CO.- 999 Airbrake Avenue, Wilmerding, PA 15148.(2002-OPV-11888) Oil operations permit for trans-portation

ARENTZ OIL SERVICE, INC. - R.R. 352, HighStreet, Hanover, PA 17331. (2002-OPV-2139) Oiloperations permit for transportation

CASIE ECOLOGY OIL SALVAGE INC. - 3209North Mill Road, Vineland, NJ 08360. (2002-OPV-2221) Oil operations permit for transportation

EDWARD ARMSTRONG AND SONS, INC. -205 Greenfield Road, Lancaster, PA 17601. (2002-OPT-2307) Oil operations permit for transportation

ENVIRONMENTAL PRODUCTS & SER-VICES, INC. - 532 State Fair Boulevard, Syracuse,NY 13204. (2002-OPT-5361) Oil operations permitfor transportation

ENVIRONMENTAL TRANSPORT GROUP,INC. - Goldmine Road, Flanders, NJ 07836. (2002-OPV-5865) Oil operations permit for transportation

MOUNTAIN VIEW RECLAMATION LAND-FILL-PENNSYLVANIA - 9446 Letzburg Road,Greencastle, PA 17225. (S-01-30-4833-T) Sewagesludge transportation permit

R.D. HOLDER OIL CO., INC. - 2219 Folk ReamRoad, Springfield, OH 45502. (2002-OPV-11911)Oil operations permit for transportation

SHINE TRANSPORTATION INC. - 220Imboden Drive, Winchester, VA 22601. (2002-OPV-11920) Oil operations permit for transportation

TEAL CONSTRUCTION INC. - 612 Mary Street,Dover, DE 19904. (2002-OPV-2687) Oil operationspermit for transportation

WAYNE W. SELL CORPORATION - 236Winfield Road, Sarver, PA 16055. (2002-OPV-2745)Oil operations permit for transportation Salisbury,MD 21801. (S-01-22-4814-A) Sewage sludge ap-plication on agricultural land

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