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SECTION 101(10) OF THE COMPREHENSIVE EIWIRONMENTAL RESPONSE, COMPENSATION 

AND LIABILITY ACT OF 1980 (CERCIA), REPORTING EXEMPTIONS FOR -FEDERALLY 

PERMITTED RELEASES OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES; PROPOSED RULE 

53 FR 27268 - 7/19/88 

PUBLIC DOCKET INDEX - DOCKET NUMBER 101(10)FPR 

EOOJMENT 

CATEGORY 

NUMBER EXXUMENT CATEGORY 

INDEX 

PAGE 

NUMBER 

101(10)FPR-1 

101(10)FPR-2 

101(10)FPR-3 

101(10)FPR-4 

101(10)FPR-5 

101(10)FPR-6 

101(10)FPR-7 

101(10)FPR-8 

FEDERAL REGISTER NOTICES 1- 2 

REFERENCE MATERIALS 3 

BACKGROUND DOCUMENTS 4 

RESEARCH/ANALYSIS DOCUMENTS 5 

COMMUMCATIOr^/CORRESPONDENCE 6- 8 

PUBLIC COMMENTS 9-1 4 

RESPONSE TO COMMENTS AND SUPPORT DCCUMEOT 15 

REQUEST FOR EXTENSION OF PUBLIC (XMMENT PERIOD IN 

RESPONSE TO 7/11/89 SUPPLEMENT TO PROPOSED RULE 16 

101(10)FPR-9 PUBLIC COMMENTS REGARDING 7/11/89 FEDERAL REGISTER 17 - 19 
FEDERAL REGISTER NOTICES 101(10)FPR-1 

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101(10)FPR-1-1 

101(10)FPR-l-2 

101(10)FPR-l-3 

101(10)FPR-l-4 

101(10)FPR-l-5 

101(10)FPR-l-6 

101(10)FPR-l-7 

101(10)FPR-l-8 

101(10)FPR-l-9 

Rules and Regulations - Title 40 - Protection of the 

I-nvirorunent, Chapter 1 - Environmental Protection 

Agency - Subchapter N - Effluent Guidelines and 

Standards - Part 413 - Electroplating Point Source 

Category - Subpart A - Copper, Nickel, Chromium, and 

Zinc on Ferrous and Nonferrous Materials Subcategory. 

Thursday, March 28, 1974, Volume 39, Number 61, 39 FR 

11510 - 11514. 5 pages. 3/28/74 

Part 117 - Determination of Reportable Quantities for 

Hazardous Substances. Wednesday, August 29, 1979, 

Volume 44, Number 169, 44 FR 50776 - 50779. 4 pages. 8/29/79 

Hazardous Waste Management System: General. Monday, 

May 19, 1980, Volume 45, Number 98, 45 FR 33066 - 33082. 

18 pages. 5/19/80 

Notification Requirements; Reportable Quantity Adjustments, 

Proposed Rule and Designation of Additional Hazardous 

Substances; Advanced Notice of Proposed Rulemaking. 

Wednesday, May 25, 1983, Volume 48, Number 102, 40 CFR Part 

302; 48 FR 23552 - 23605. 55 pages. 5/25/83 

Standards of Performance for New Stationary Sources; Rubber 

Tire Manufacturing Industry. Thursday, January 20, 1983, 

Volume 48, Number 14, 40 CFR Part 60; 48 FR 2676 - 2694. 

19 pages. 1/20/83 

Notification Requirements; Reportable Quantity Adjustments, 

Final Rule; Reportable Quantity Adjustments Additional 

Hazardous Substances, Proposed Rule. Thursday, April 4, 1985, 

Volume 50, Number 65, 40 CFR Parts 117 & 302; 50 FR 13456-

13522. 67 pages. 4/4/85 

Reportable Quantity Adjustment - Radionuclides, Proposed 

Rule. Monday, March 16, 1987, Volume 52, Number 50, 40 CFR 

Parts 117 & 302; 52 FR 8172 - 8186. 15 pages. 3/16/87 

Water Programs; Discharge of Oil, Final Rule. Thursday, 

April 2, 1987, Volume 52, Number 63, 40 CFR Part 110; 

52 FR 10712 - 10720. 9 pages. 4/2/87 

Extremely Hazardous Substances List and Threshold Planning 

Quantities; Emergency Planning and Release Notification 

Requirements; Final Rule. Wednesday, April 22, 1987, Volume 

52, Number 77, 40 CFR Parts 300 & 355; 52 FR 13378-13410. 

34 pages. 4/22/87 
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FEDERAL REGISTER NOTICES CONTINUED 101(10)FPR-1 

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101(10)FPR-1-10 Toxic Chemical Release Reporting; Community Right-To-Know, 

Proposed Rule. Thursday, June 4, 1987, Volume 52, 

Number 107, 40 CFR Part 372; 52 FR 21152 - 21208. 

57 pages. 6/4/87 

101(10)FPR-1-11 

101(10)FPR-1-12 

101(10)FPR-1-13 

Reporting Exemptions for Federally Permitted Releases 

of Hazardous Substances, Proposed Rule. Tuesday, July 19, 

1988, Volume 53, Number 138, 40 CFR Parts 117, 302 and 355; 

53 FR 27268 - 27281. 14 pages. 7/19/88 

Reporting Exemptions for Federally Permitted Releases 

of Hazardous Substances, Proposed Rule; Extension of Comment 

Period. Friday, September 23, 1988, Volume 53, Number 185, 

40 CFR Parts 117, 302 and 355; 53 FR 37005. 1 page. 9/23/88 

Reporting and Liability Exemptions for Federally Permitted 

Releases of Hazardous Substances; Supplemental Notice to 

Proposed Rule. Tuesday, July 11, 1989, Volume 54, Number 131, 

40 CFR Parts 302 and 355; 54 FR 29306. 3 pages. 7/11/89 
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REFERENCE MATERIALS (101(10)FPR-2) 

101(10)FPR-2-l 

101(10)FPR-2-2 

101(10)FPR-2-3 

1984 NRC Annual Report, page 73, U.S. Nuclear 

Regulatory Commission. 1 page. 1984 

Improving the Effieclency and Effectiveness of Compliance 

Monitoring and Enforcement of Environmental Policies. 

United States: A National Review. 

Prepared by Cheryl Wasserman, U.S. EPA on behalf of The 

Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development 

Environment Directorate. 143 pages. 10/85 

Report to Congress on Discharge of Hazardous Wastes to 

Publicly Owned Treatment Works, pages 1-4 - 1-6. 

U.S. EPA, Office of Water Regulations and Standards. 

3 pages. 2/86 
BACKGROUND DOCUMENTS (101(10)FPR-3) 

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101(10)FPR-3-l 

101(10)FPR-3-2 

101(10)FPR-3-3 

Draft Reportable Quantities 

Releases; Proposed Rule. 

Steering Committee Version. 

— Federally Permitted 

37 pages. 

Draft Reportable Quantities —Federally Permitted 

Releases; Proposed Rule. 

Red Border Review Version. 49 pages. 

Background Document for the Proposed Regulation on 

Federally Permitted Releases. 

Prepared by ICF Incorporated for the Emergency Response 

Division, Office of Emergency and Remedial Response, 

U.S. EPA. 

not dated 

2/27/87 

3/87 
RESEARCH/ANALYSIS DOCUMENTS (101(10)FPR-4) 

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101(10)FPR-4-l 

101(10)FPR-4-2 

101(10)FPR-4-3 

Congressional Record - Senate, Committee on Environment 

and Public Works Submission of an Amendment to the Water 

Pollution Control Act - H.R. 12140, pages 37680 -37683. 

4 pages. 10/14/78 

Senate Report No. 96-848, to accompany S. 1480, the 

Environmental Emergency Response Act, by the Committee on 

Environment and Public Works, 96th Congress, 2d Session, 

July 13, 1980, pages 4-5 . 2 pages. 7/13/80 

Air Quality Criteria for Lead, Volume II of IV, page 5-8. 

EPA/600/8-83/028bF 

Environmental Criteria and Assessment Office, U.S. EPA. 

2 pages. 6/86 
COMMUNICATIONS/CORRESPONDENCE (101(10)FPR-5) 

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101(10)FPR-5-l 

101(10)FPR-5-2 

101(10)FPR-5-3 

101(10)FPR-5-4 

101(10)FPR-5-5 

101(10)FPR-5-6 

101(10)FPR-5-7 

Correspondence Regarding Response to April 2, 1985 Letter 

from Sohio Chemical Company. Letter Attached. 

William N. Hedeman, Jr., Director, Office of Emergency 

and Remedial Response, U.S. EPA to J. W. Hougland, Plant 

Manager, Sohio Chemical Company. 12 pages. 6/12/85 

Letter Regarding Emissions from Sohio Chemical Company Lima 

Facility. 

Warren W. Tyler, Ohio EPA to Robert B. Sell, President, Sohio 

Chemical Company. 2 pages. 7/29/85 

Record of Communication Regarding Conversation with Ken 

Schultz, Ohio EPA Regarding July 29, 1985 Sohio Chemical 

Company Letter. 

Barbara Hostage, Environmental Response Division, U.S. EPA 

to the Record. 1 page. 8/22/85 

Memorandum Regarding Phone Log for Proposed Continuous Release 

Reporting Regulation and Proposed Regulation on Federally 

Permitted Releases. 

Elizabeth Deutsch, ICF, Incorporated to the Record. 

3 pages. 2-3/86 

Letter Regarding Required Notification Under CERCLA. 

B. K. Shackelford, Complex General Manager, Triad Chemical 

to Lee M. Thomas, Administrator, U.S. EPA. 2 pages. 3/18/86 

Letter Regarding Meeting to Discuss Continuous Emissions. 

R. F. Kelley, Union Carbide Corporation to Barbara Hostage, 

Emergency Response Division, U.S. EPA. 1 page. 5/21/86 

Letter Regarding Annual Notice of Continuous Releases. 

J. W. Hougland, Manager, Lima Chemicals, Standard Oil Chemical 

Company to National Response Center, Henry L. Longest, U.S. 

EPA and Kenneth A. Schultz, Ohio EPA. 6 pages. 7/8/86 

101(10)FPR-5-8 Letter Regarding Meeting to Discuss Continuous Emissions. 

R. F. Kelley, Union Carbide Corporation to Barbara Hostage, 

Emergency Response Division, U.S. EPA. 2 pages. 7/10/86 

101(10)FPR-5-9 

101(10)FPR-5-10 

Letter Regarding Meeting to Discuss Continuous Release and 

Federally Permitted Release. 

R. F. Kelley, Union Carbide Corporation to Barbara Hostage, 

Emergency Response Division, U.S. EPA. 1 page. 7/25/86 

Letter Regarding Discussion of Reporting Issues and CMA's 

Informal Suggestions Concerning these Reporting Issues. 

Jeffrey M. Reamy, Manager, Solid Waste Programs, CMA, Chemical 

Manufacturers Association to Barbara Hostage, Emergency Response 

Division, U.S. EPA. 4 pages. 9/4/86 
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COMMUNICATIONS/CORRESPONDENCE CONTINUED (101(10)FPR-5) 

101(10)FPR-5-ll 

101(10)FPR-5-12 

101(10)FPR-5-13 

101(10)FPR-5-14 

101(10)FPR-5-15 

101(10)FPR-5-16 

101(10)FPR-5-17 

101(10)FPR-5-18 

101(10)FPR-5-19 

101(10)FPR-5-20 

101(10)FPR-5-21 

Letter Regarding Superfund Reporting - Continuous Releases. 

F. S. Provenzano, Plant Manager, Union Carbide Corporation 

to Regional Administrator, EPA, Region VI and National 

Response Center. 3 pages. 9/15/86 

Letter Regarding Superfund Reporting - Continous Releases. 

R. L. Shomo, Plant Manager, Union Carbide Agricultural Products 

Company, Inc. to Regional Administrator, EPA, Region III and 

National Response Center. 3 pages. 9/16/86 

Letter Regarding Superfund Reporting - Continuous Releases. 

T. Harrison, Plant Manager, Union Carbide Corporation to 

Regional Administrator, EPA, Region II. 3 pages. 9/16/86 

Letter Regarding Superfund Reporting - Continuous Releases. 

V. G. Long, Plant Manager, Union Carbide Agricultural Products 

Company, Inc. to Jack E. Ravan, Regional Administrator, EPA, 

Region IV and National Response Center. 4 pages. 9/17/86 

Letter Regarding Superfund Reporting - Continuous Releases. 

L. L. Bissett, Site Manager, Union Carbide Corporation to 

James M. Self, Regional Administrator, EPA, Region III and 

National Response Center. 3 pages. 9/17/86 

Letter Regarding Superfund Reporting - Continuous Releases. 

L. W. Phair, Plant Manager, Union Carbide Corporation to 

Regional Administrator, EPA, Region III and National Response 

Center. 3 pages. 9/17/86 

Letter Regarding Superfund Reporting - Continuous Releases. 

D. L. Goris, Plant Manager, Union Carbide Corporation to 

Regional Administrator, EPA, Region VI and National Response 

Center. 5 pages. 9/18/86 

Letter Regarding Superfund Reporting - Continuous Releases. 

J. L. Worstell, Environmental Protection Coordinator, Union 

Carbide Corporation to Regional Administrator, EPA, Region III 

and National Response Center. 4 pages. 9/18/86 

Letter Regarding Superfund Reporting - Continuous Releases. 

D. L. Brucker, Taft Plant Manager, Union Carbide Corporation 

to Regional Administrator, EPA, Region IV and National Response 

Center. 4 pages. 9/18/86 

Letter Regarding Notification Requirements. 

K. A. Rock, Commander, U.S. Coast Guard, Chief, National 

Response Center to D. L. Bruker, Union Carbide Corporation. 

2 pages. 9/28/86 

Letter Regarding Union Carbide's Reporting Release Reports. 

R. F. Kelley, Union Carbide Corporation to Barbara Hostage, 

Environmental Response Division, U.S. EPA. 2 pages. 10/1/86 
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COMMUNICATIONS/CORRESPONDENCE CONTINUED (101(10)FPR-5) 

101(10)FPR«5'22 Letter Regarding 9/16/88 Telephone Conversation 

Concerning Extension of Comment Period. 

R. Brooks Pitchie, Senior Corporate Attorney, McDonnell 

Douglas to Timothy Fields, Jr., Director of Emergency 

Response Division, U.S. EPA. 1 page. 9/16/88 

101(10)FPR*5-23 Memorandum Regarding Extension of Comment Period for Proposed 

Rule on Reporting Exemptions for Federally Permitted Releases. 

Henry L. Longest II, Director, Office of Emergency and 

Remedial Response, U.S. EPA to J. Winston Porter, Assistant 

Administrator, U.S. EPA. (Attachment) 5 pages. 9/16/88 

101(10)FPR'5«24 Memorandum Regarding Minutes of the Meeting of the Emergency 

Response Division, the Office of General Counsel, and 

Representatives of the Chemical Manufacturers Association. 

Hubert Watters, Emergency Response Division, U.S. EPA to 

the Record. 4 pages. 9/19/88 
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PUBLIC COMMENTS (101(10)FPR-6) 

DATE RECEIVED 

101(10)FPR-6-l 

101(10)FPR-6-2 

101(10)FPR-6-3 

101(10)FPR-6-4 

101(10)FPR-6-5 

101(10)FPR-6-6 

101(10)FPR-6-7 

101(10)FPR-6-8 

101(10)FPR-6-9 

101(10)FPR-6-10 

101(10)FPR-6-ll 

101(10)FPR-6-12 

101(10)FPR-6-13 

101(10)FPR-6-14 

101(10)FPR-6-15 

Martha A. Beauchamp, Director, Health & Environmental 

Affairs Department, American Petroleum Institute (9/2/88) 

1 page. 9/7/88 

Lawrence J. Ogden, Vice President, Safety, Environment & 

Operations, Interstate Natural Gas Association of America 

(9/12/88) 2 pages. 9/14/88 

Walter L. Bouchard, Manager, Environmental Department, 

Arizona Public Service Company (9/8/88) 1 page. 9/15/88 

Christopher M. Kallaher, Quarles & Brady (9/14/88) 4 pages. 9/16/88 

J. R. Smith, Manager, Air Resources Division, Environmental 

Department, The Light Company (9/15/88) 3 pages. 9/16/88 

Nancy Weinberg, Director, Safety, Health & Environment 

American Textile Manufacturers Institute, Inc. (9/16/88) 

4 pages. 9/16/88 

L. M. Fischer, Manager, Solid Waste, Allied Signal 

(8/29/88) 12 pages. 9/19/88 

James W. Pollack, P.E., Manager, Environmental Control, 

Dow Corning U.S.A. (9/16/88) 2 pages. 9/19/88 

D. B. Redington, Director, Regulatory Management, Monsanto 

(9/16/88) 2 pages. 9/19/88 

Vincent D. Lajiness, Director, Environmental Legislative 

and Regulatory Affairs, American Natural Resources Company 

(9/16/88) 2 pages. 9/19/88 

Richard L. White, Director of Environmental Services, 

Tuelectric (9/16/88) 2 pages. 9/19/88 

Robert G. Rolan, Ph.D., Manager, Contingency Plans, BP 

America Inc. (9/16/88) 6 pages. 9/19/88 

Ronald T. Allen, Attorney, Georgia-Pacific Corporation 

(9/16/88) 4 pages. 9/19/88 

Marina Liacouras Bouley, Esquire, Browning-Ferris Industries 

(9/16/88) 4 pages. 9/19/88 

Gregory J. Odegard, Ph.D., J.D., Director, Environmental and 

Safety Affairs Department, El Paso Natural Gas Company 

3 pages. 9/19/88 
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PUBLIC COMMENTS CONTINUED (101(10)FPR-6) 

DATE RECEIVED 

101(10)FPR-6-16 George H. Lawrence, President, Phyllis B. Levine, Counsel 

Legislative and Regulatory Affairs and Andrea R. Hilliard, 

Director, Legislative and Regulatory Affairs and Assistant 

General Counsel, American Gas Association (9/19/88) 4 pages. 9/19/88 

101(10)FPR-6-17 

101(10)FPR-6-18 

101(10)FPR-6-19 

101(10)FPR-6-20 

101(10)FPR-6-21 

101(10)FPR-6-22 

Earle F. Young, Jr., Vice President Energy and Environment, 

American Iron and Steel Institute (9/19/88) 3 pages. 9/19/88 

Gary D. Myers, President, The Fertilizer Institute (9/19/88) 

26 pages. 9/19/88 ^ 

Philip J. Bateman, Corporate Director, Environmental Assurance 

The Lubrizol Corporation (9/19/88) 44 pages. 9/19/88 -^ 

Geraldine V. Cox, Vice President-Technical Director, Chemical 

Manufacturers Association (9/19/88) 44 pages. 9/19/88 X. 

Elizabeth Festa Gormley, Senior Program Manager, Polychlorinated 

Biphenyls Program Panel, Chemical Manufacturers Association 

(9/19/88) 3 pages. 9/19/88 

David M. Wassum, Director of Risk Management, Institute of Scrap 

Recycling Industries, Inc. (9/19/88) 13 pages. 9/19/88 

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101(10)FPR-6-23 

101(10)FPR-6-24 

101(10)FPR-6-25 

101(10)FPR-6-26 

101(10)FPR-6-27 

101(10)FPR-6-28 

101(10)FPR-6-29 

101(10)FPR-6-30 

Gary Whipple, Assistant Director, Environmental Affairs Chemicals 

and Plastics, Union Carbide Corporation (9/19/88) 3 pages. 9/20/88 

Roscoe Trimmier, Jr., Ropes & Gray on behalf of Aerovox, Inc. 

and Belleville, Industries, Inc. (9/19/88) 5 pages. 9/20/88 

Sydney Rooks, Attorney, The Dow Chemical Company (9/19/88) 

13 pages. 9/20/88 

Joseph P. Chu, Ph.D., P.E., Assistant Director, Plant 

Environment, General Motors Corporation (8/29/88) 4 pages. 9/02/88 

Barbara Hoffman, Director Environmental Liaison Services, 

Kerr-McGee Corporation (9/12/88) 2 pages. 9/20/88 

Harvey Alter, Manager, Resources Policy Department, U.S. 

Chamber of Commerce (9/15/88) 2 pages. 9/20/88 

R. L. Dickinson, Senior Environmental Engineer, A. E. Staley 

Manufacturing Company (9/16/88) 5 pages. 9/22/88 

J. C. Edwards, Manager, Environmental Affairs, Kodak 

(9/16/88) 12 pages. 9/22/88 

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PUBLIC COMMENTS CONTINUED (101(10)FPR-6) 

101(10)FPR-6-31 Dorothy P. Bowers, Executive Director, Environmental 

Resources, Merck & Co., Inc. (9/19/88) 5 pages. 

101(10)FPR-6-32 Ron Willenbrink, Director Environmental Affairs & Energy 

Utilization, Ashland Oil, Inc. (9/13/88) 2 pages. 

101(10)FPR-6-33 H. D. Bradshaw, Environmental Chemist, Jim Schellhorn, 

Technical Specialist, Agrico (9/16/88) 3 pages. 

101(10)FPR-6-34 James L. Greco, Ph.D., Manager, Environmental Affairs, 

Pennsylvania Electric Company (9/16/88) 2 pages. 

101(10)FPR-6-35 Clement Mesavage, Jr., International Director of Technical 

Services, Independent Liquid Terminals Association (ILTA) 

1 page. 

101(10)FPR-6-36 Jerome S. Amber, Principal Staff Engineer, Stationary Source 

Environmental Control Office, Ford Motor Company (9/19/88) 

5 pages. 

101(10)FPR-6-37 Donald Forman, Atlantic States Legal Foundation, Inc. 

(9/19/88) 1 page. 

101(10)FPR-6-38 George E. White, Jr., Vice President, Middle South Utilities 

System (9/19/88) 8 pages. 

DATE RECEIVED 

9/22/88 

9/23/88 

9/23/88 

9/23/88 

9/23/88 

9/23/88 

9/23/88 

9/23/88 

101(10)FPR-6-39 John W. Harris, Environmental Engineering Director, International 

Minerals & Chemical Corporation (10/18/88) 2 pages. 10/24/88 

101(10)FPR-6-40 Barbara A. Filas, Environmental Coordinator, Atlas Gold Mining 

Inc. (9/19/88) 2 pages. 9/26/88 

101(10)FPR-6-41 William E. Tims, Manager, Environmental Services, Albright & 

Wilson Americas (9/15/88) 1 page. 9/28/88 

101(10)FPR-6-42 Frank T. Darmiento, Environmental Services Department, Salt 

River Project (9/16/88) 2 pages. 9/28/88 

101(10)FPR-6-43 G. R. Dowling, Manager, Production Department, Environmental 

and Regulatory Affairs, Exxon Company, U.S.A. (10/12/88) 

19 pages. 10/18/88 

101(10)FPR-6-44 Joseph H. Copeland, Director, Health, Safety and Environmental 

Affairs, McDonnell Douglas (10/17/88) 6 pages. 10/18/88 

101(10)FPR-6-45 L. N. Bell, Vice President, Engineering and Operations 

Coordination, ARCO Oil and Gas Company (10/17/88) 6 pages. 10/19/88 

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PUBLIC COMMENTS CONTINUED (101(10)FPR-6) 

DATE RECEIVED 

101(10)FPR-6-46 Kirk Thomson, Manager, Environmental Affairs, The 

Boeing Company (10/17/88) 3 pages. 10/19/88 

101(10)FPR-6-47 Steve Ponder, President, Geysers Geothermal Association 

(10/17/88) 2 pages. 10/19/88 

101(10)FPR-6-48 Allan W. Dees, Chairman, Production Subcommittee, Environmental 

Affairs, Texas Mid-Continent Oil & Gas Association (10/18/88) 

6 pages. 10/19/88 

101(10)FPR-6-49 William C. Hutton, Director Environmental Affairs, Maxus 

Energy Corporation (10/18/88) 3 pages. 10/19/88 

101(10)FPR-6-50 Walter L. Bouchard, Manager, Environmental Department, Arizona 

Public Service Company (10/18/88) 18 pages. 10/19/88 

101(10)FPR-6-51 G. Edward Merrihew, Freeport-McMoRan Resource Partners/Geysers 

Geothermal Company (10/18/88) 3 pages. 10/19/88 

101(10)FPR-6-52 Ronald R. Janke, Jones, Day, Reavis & Pogue on behalf of Olin 

Corporation and SCM Chemicals, Inc. (10/19/88) 4 pages. 10/19/88 V 

101(10)FPR-6-53 John A. Knebel, President, American Mining Congress (10/19/88) 

21 pages. 10/19/88 

101(10)FPR-6-54 Edmund B. Frost, Davis, Graham & Stubbs (10/19/88) 7 pages. 10/19/88 

101(10)FPR-6-55 Sharon M. Huges, Manager, Government Affairs, Synthetic Organic 

Chemical Manufacturers Association, Inc. (SOCMA) (10/19/88) / 

3 pages. 10/19/88 

101(10)FPR-6-56 John J. Kearney, Senior Vice President, Edison Electric 

Institute (10/19/88) 82 pages. 10/19/88 

101(10)FPR-6-57 Michael J. Brennan, Holland & Hart on behalf of the United 

Nuclear Corporation (10/19/88) 5 pages. 10/19/88 

101(10)FPR-6-58 Michael J. Brennan, Holland & Hart on behalf of ASARC0 

Incorporated (10/19/88) 8 pages. 10/19/88 

101(10)FPR-6-59 Douglas K. Wagner, Health, Safety and Environmental Affairs 

Department Head, Rhone-Poulenc AG Company (10/10/88) 3 pages. 10/20/88 

101(10)FPR-6-60 Agustin L. Viesca, Area Environmental Engineer, Santa Rosa 

District, Unocal Corporation (10/17/88) 4 pages. 10/20/88 

101(10)FPR-6-61 John F. McKenzie, Director, Environmental Planning, Pacific 

Gas and Electric Company (10/18/88) 3 pages. 10/20/88 

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PUBLIC COMMENTS CONTINUED (101(10)FPR-6) 

DATE RECEIVED 

101(10)FPR-6-62 Patricia K. Hill and Matthew B. Van Hook, American Paper 

Institute and the National Forest Products Association 

(10/19/88) 36 pages. 10/20/88 

101(10)FPR-6-63 Walter Roy Quanstrom, Vice President, Amoco Corporation 

(10/19/88) 2 pages. 10/20/88 

101(10)FPR-6-64 Martha A. Beauchamp, American Petroleum Institute (10/19/88) 

35 pages. 10/21/88 

101(10)FPR-6-65 Murray Grande, Plant Engineer, Northern California Power 

Agency (10/17/88) 3 pages. 10/24/88 

101(10)FPR-6-66 Raymond Pelletier, Director, Environmental Guidance Division, 

Department of Energy (10/18/88) 5 pages. 10/24/88 

101(10)FPR-6-67 Roy C. Skinner, Environmental Coordinator and Lynn White, 

Vice President, GEO Operator Corporation (10/18/88) 2 pages. 10/25/88 

101(10)FPR-6-68 R. Thome, Director Corporate Office of Environmental Affairs, 

Union Camp Corporation (10/19/88) 5 pages. 10/25/88 

101(10)FPR-6-69 Fred Rosenblcom, Environmental Conservation Board of the 

Graphic Communications Industries, Inc. (10/88) 4 pages. 11/2/88 

101(10)FPR-6-Ll Fred Rosenbloom, Environmental Conservation Board of the 

Graphic Communications Industries, Inc. (11/2/88) 5 pages. 11/9/88 

101(10)FPR-6-70 F. William Brownell and Norman W. Fichthorn, Hunton & Williams, 

Counsel for the Utility Air Regulatory Group (6/8/88) 

31 pages. 6/13/88 

Also Public Comment 103(f)CR-6-l. 

101(10)FPR-6-71 D. B. Redington, Director, Regulatory Management, Monsanto 

(6/16/88) 2 pages. 6/20/88 ^ 

Also Public Comment 103(f)CR-6-3. 

101(10)FPR-6-72 Geraldine V. Cox, Vice President, Chemical Manufacturers v 

Association (6/20/88) 37 pages. 6/20/88 /> 

Also Public Comment 103(f)CR-6-13. 

101(10)FPR-6-73 F. William Brownell and Norman W. Fichthorn, Hunton & Williams, 

Counsel for the Utility Air Regulatory Group (6/20/88) 

36 pages. 6/20/88 

Also Public Comment 103(f)CR-6-14. 

101(10)FPR-6-74 Joel D. Patterson, Manager, Environmental Services, MSU System 

Services, Inc. (6/17/88) 5 pages. 6/21/88 

Also Public Comment 103(f)CR-6-20. 

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PUBLIC COMMENTS CONTINUED (101(10)FPR-6) 

DATE RECEIVED 

101(10)FPR-6-75 R. Thorne, Director, Corporate Office of Environmental 

Affairs, Union Camp Corporation (6/17/88) 2 pages. 6/23/88 

Also Public Comment 103(f)CR-6-22. 

101(10)FPR-6-76 E. F. Livaudais, Jr., Manager, Federal Government Relations, 

ARCO (6/20/88) 4 pages. 6/23/88 

Also Public Comment 103(f)CR-6-Ll. 

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RESPONSE TO CCMMEM'S AND SUPPORT DCX-XIMENT (101(10)FPR-7) 

101(10)FPR-7-l S^-mmary of Comments on May 25, 1983 NPRM's Federally 

Permitted Release Provisions. 

ICF Incorporated. 5 pages. not dated 

Submitted to the Docket for Proposed Rule. 

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REQUEST FOR EXTENSION OF PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD IN RESPONSE TO 7/11/89 SUPPLEMENT TO 

PROPOSED RULE (101(10)FPR-8) 

DATE RECEIVED 

101(10)FPR-8-l F. William Brownell and Norman W. Fichthorn, Hunton 

& Williams, Counsel to the Utility Air Regulatory Group 

(7/19/89) 2 pages. 7/24/89 

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PUBLIC COMMENTS 

101(10)FPR-9-l 

101(10)FPR-9-2 

101(10)FPR-9-3 

101(10)FPR-9-4 

101(10)FPR-9-5 

101(10)FPR-9-6 

101(10)FPR-9-7 

101(10)FPR-9-8 

101(10)FPR-9-9 

101(10)FPR-9-10 

101(10)FPR-9-ll 

101(10)FPR-9-12 

101(10)FPR-9-13 

101(10)FPR-9-14 

101(10)FPR-9-15 

101(10)FPR-9-16 

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REGARDING 7/11/89 FEDERAL REGISTER (101(10)FPR-9) 

DATE RECEIVED 

Earle F. Young, Jr., Vice President, American Iron 

and Steel Institute (8/8/89) 2 pages. 

R.W. Began, GATX Terminals Corporation (8/1/89) 

2 pages. 

John K. Heintz, National Steel Corporation (8/9/89) 

5 pages. 

Kevin M. Henning, Vice President Domestic Production, 

Marathon Oil Company (8/10/89) 2 pages. 

Gerald D. Schurtz, Manager Environmental Affairs, 

Kennecott Corporation (8/10/89) 9 pages. 

Dr. Donald E. Knapp, Vice President, Manufacturing, 

Research and Development, SCM Chemcials, Inc. 

(8/10/89) 12 pages. 

Robert C. Kaufmann, American Paper Institute, Environmental & Health Program, National Forest Products Association (8/10/89) 4 pages. 

H.T. Gibson, Manager, Exxon Company, U.S.A. (8/4/89) 

1 page. 

B.L. Tarnato, Exxon Chemcial Americas (8/9/89) 3 pages. 

Lloyd J. Tabary II, Environmental Engineer, Copolymer 

Rubber & Chemical Corporation (8/8/89) 2 pages. 

Gregory A. Brier, Environmental Affairs, The Upjohn 

Company (8/8/89) 2 pages. 

R. Thorne, Director - Corporate Office of Environmental 

Affairs, Union Camp Corporation (8/4/89) 2 pages. 

Thomas A. Robinson, Vulcan Chemicals (8/10/89) 4 pages. 

J.C. Edwards, Manager - Environmental Affairs, Eastman 

Kodak Company (8/9/89) 2 pages. 

K.M. Henning, Vice President - Domestic Production, 

Marathon Oil Company (8/10/89) 2 pages. 

Dalva L. Moellenberg, Gallagher & Kennedy Law Firm 

(8/10/89) 4 pages. 

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8/8/89 

8/9/89 

8/10/89 

8/10/89 

8/10/89 

8/11/89 

8/11/89 

8/14/89 

8/14/89 

8/14/89 

8/14/89 

8/14/89 

8/14/89 

8/14/89 

8/15/89 

8/15/89 
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PUBLIC COMMENTS REGARDING 7/11/89 FEDERAL REGISTER (101(10)FPR-9) 

101(10)FPR-9-17 

101(10)FPR-9-18 

101(10)FPR-9-19 

101(10)FPR-9-20 

101(10)FPR-9-21 

101(10)FPR-9-22 

101(10)FPR-9-23 

101(10)FPR-9-24 

101(10)FPR-9-25 

101(10)FPR-9-26 

101(10)FPR-9-27 

101(10)FPR-9-28 

101(10)FPR-9-29 

101(10)FPR-9-30 

101(10)FPR-9-31 

R.D. Willis, President, Apache Powder Company 

(8/10/89) 3 pages. 

Joel D. Patterson, Manager, Environmental Services, 

Entergy Services (8/11/89) 4 pages. 

Jan I. Wliitfield, Manager, Superfund & SARA Regulations, 

The Dow Chemcial Company (8/10/89) 17 pages. 

Paul J. Eisele, Director, Health, Safety and Environmental Affairs, Masco Corporation (8/10/89) 2 pages. 

DATE RECEIVED 

8/15/89 

8/15/89 

8/15/89 

8/17/89 

Martha A. Beauchamp, Director - Health & Environmental 

Affairs, American Petroleum Institute (8/30/89) 4 pages. 8/31/89 

R. W. Hawes, Manager - Air & Water Conservation, U.S. 

Manufacturing Department, MOBIL Oil Corporation (8/29/89) 

3 pages. 9/1/89 

W.R. Quanstrom, Vice President, Amoco Corporation 

(8/17/89) 3 pages. 9/5/89 

W.W. Forman, Director of Environmental Affairs, FreeportMcMoran (9/6/89) 29 pages. 9/7/89 

F. William Brownell & Norman W. Fichthorn, Attorneys, 

Hunton St Williams (9/8/89) 37 pages. 9/8/89 

John A. Knebel, President, American Mining Congress 

(9/8/89) 57 pages. 9/8/89 

John F. McKenzie, Director of Environmental Planning, 

Pacific Gas & Electric Company (9/8/89) 5 pages. 9/11/89 

Kenneth R. Meyers, Attorney, Morgan, Lewis & Bockius 

Law Firm (9/11/89) 5 pages. 9/11/89 

Frank H. Morison, Attorney, Holland _ Hart Law Firm 

(9/11/89) 2 pages. 9/11/89 

Robert N. Steinwurtzel and Jeffrey S. Hannapel, 

Attorneys, Andrews & Kurth Law Firm (9/11/89) 2 pages. 9/11/89 

Terrence L. Larson, Manager, Environmental Affairs, 

Unocal Corporation (9/8/89) 2 pages. 9/11/89 

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PUBLIC COMMENTS REGARDING 7/11/89 FEDERAL REGISTER (101(10)FPR-9) 

101(10)FPR-9-32 

101(10)FPR-9-33 

101(10)FPR-9-34 

101(10)FPR-9-35 

101(10)FPR-9-36 

101(10)FPR-9-37 

101(10)FPR-9-38 

101(10)FPR-9-39 

101(10)FPR-9-40 

101(10)FPR-9-41 

W.J. McFarland, Manager Superfund Activity, General 

Motors Corporation (9/5/89) 4 pages. 

Gary D. Myers, President, The Fertilizer Institute 

(9/11/89) 5 pages. 

John L. Wittenborn and Lawrence I. Sperling, Attorneys, 

Collier, Shannon & Scott Law Firm (9/11/89) 5 pages. 

Robert P. Miele, Head - Technical Services Department, 

County Sanitation Districts of Los Angeles County 

(9/11/89) 21 pages. 

Geraldine V. Cox, Vice President-Technical Director, 

Chemcial Manufacturers Association (9/11/89) 48 pages. 

Jean M. Beaudoin, Chairman - Environmental Committee and 

Gerald Z. Dubinski, Sr., Chairman - Government Relations 

Committee, Battery Council International (9/11/89) 

7 pages. 

W.J. McFarland, Manager Superfund Activity, General 

Motors Corporation (9/5/89) 4 pages. 

Ralph C. Weiss, Manager, Facilities Engineering, United 

Technologies - Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Group (9/8/89) 

5 pages. 

DATE RECEIVED 

9/11/89 

9/11/89 

9/11/89 

9/11/89 

9/11/89 

9/11/89 

9/13/89 

9/13/89 

Philip R. MacAskill, Chairman, Environmental Council of 

the Gravure Association of America (also Senior Vice President 

of the Manufacturing Eastern Group of Maxwell Communication 

Corporation) (9/11/89) 2 pages. 9/18/89 

Daniel A. Duffy, Government Relations Associate, Rubber 

Manufacturers Associate (9/26/89) 7 pages. 9/26/89 

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