# 1 Memorandum To: Amy Hambrick, U.S. EPA, Sector Policies and Programs Division/Natural Resources and Commerce Group
From: Roy Oommen and Amber Allen, ERG
Date: June 2010 Subject:Development of the Inventory Database for the Sewage Sludge Incinerator Source Category This memorandum discusses the development of the inventory database for the sewage sludge incineration source category. The inventory database consists of information on the following for each SSI unit:

 Location

 Ownership

 Unit Type (multiple hearth (MH) or fluidized bed (FB))

 Controls

 Sludge capacity

 Population of the owning entity

 Population of the service area of the unit. SSI units are located at wastewater treatment plants, many of which are publically owned. The location, ownership, unit type, and control information for most units were obtained from the industry trade group, the National Association of Clean Water Agencies (NACWA).1 

# NACWA maintains an inventory of SSI’s in operation throughout the U.S. The NACWA inventory base year is 2009 and consisted of 231 SSI units. The inventory was revised when one unit was added based on a survey response from the boiler/CISWI ICR.2

# Additionally, 14 units were removed from the inventory after EPA confirmed they had been shutdown. Attachment A provides details on which units were removed and the reasons for their removal. The resulting final inventory comprises 218 units at 112 facilities owned by 97 entities. Sludge capacity information, in the form of dry sludge capacity, was obtained from several sources. Respondents to an information collection request (ICR) questionnaire provided information on sludge capacity for 19 units.3

# A search of permit information from on-line state databases resulted in additional information. Information was also obtained from websites for

# 2 the SSI unit or from the owner or operator of the unit. However, information was not found for 113 of the 218 units. For these units, a default capacity was calculated from the average of units in each subcategory; 2.26 dry tons per hour was assigned to fluidized bed units with no capacity data, and 2.69 dry tons per hour was assigned to multiple hearth units with no capacity data. For this source category, the owning entity is either a public entity, such as a municipality or a regional authority, or a private company that owns the wastewater treatment plant operating an SSI unit. A distinction was made between the population of the owning entity and the population served by the owning entity. Public entities, such as wastewater treatment plants, are generally owned by the the population or public where the plant is located, such as a municipality. Regional authorities are generally a governing body comprised of several municipalities. The population of the owning entity is the population that owns and operates the wastewater treatment facility and/or the SSI unit, e.g, the population of the municipality, or population of the municipalities that participate in the regional authority. For private companies, the population of the owning entity is the number of people employed at the company. Information on the population of the owning was obtained from two sources: (1) internet web searches of the owner or operators’ websites, or (2) if data was not available on the website, estimated census data was used for cities and municpalities.4 

# The population served is the actual population that uses the services of the wastewater treatment plant. In some cases, the population served will be greater than the population of the owning entity. For example, a city may accept and treat additional wastewater from surrounding townships, boroughs, or residences. In other cases, the population served will be less than the owning entity. If there are multiple wastewater treatment plants operating by the owning entity, then a specific plant may only service part of the population of the city. Information on the population served was obtained from EPA’s Clean Watersheds Need Survey (CWNS) database.5 

# To obtain an accurate characterization of the entire population served by the waste treatment plant containing the SSI unit, both the residential and non-residential population information was obtained. The SSI inventory database is provided in Attachment B.

# 3 References 1. Email from Robert Dominak, Co-Chair NACWA Biosolids Management Committee, to Amy Hambrick, U.S. EPA, on 8/5/2009: “SSI Inventory Updated Information.” Attachment: SSI_Inventory (RPD 8-5-09 ).xls 2. Phase I Commercial/Industrial Solid Waste Incinerators (CISWI) & Boiler Survey Database (States A - M). EPA-HQ-OAR-2003-0119-0048. GA: Weyerhaeuser Port Wentworth Answer Key.
3. Facility, Unit, and Emissions Test Database for the Sewage Sludge Incineration Source Category. Memorandum from Eastern Research Group to Amy Hambrick, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. June 2010. 4. U.S. Census Bureau, QuickFacts database:http://quickfacts.census.gov

. 5. 2004 U.S. EPA Clean Watersheds Needs Survey Database: cwns2004db.mdb (http://www.epa.gov/cwns/2004data.htm: Microsoft Access File

# Attachment A SSI Units Removed f rom Inventory

### Facility Name Facility Owner # of Units Unit Type Reason for Removal from Inventory Source City of Wrangell WWTP City of Wrangell 1 EI Unit no longer in operation EPA contact with James Baumgartner of AK DEC 1/4/2010 email

Ocean City Wastewater Treatment Plant Worcester County Sanitary Commission 2 FB Shut down in 2001. Had two different process lines - incineration of primary sludge - land applied secondary - incinerators reaching end of life cycle - problemswith aerobic digestion on secondary system- decided to combine two processes into one and land apply EPA contact with Laramie Daniel of MD Dept. of Environment 1/21/2010 email ERG contact with Charles Felin with Worcester County Sanitary Commission City of DePere Wastewater Treatment Plant City of DePere 1 MH Facility closing 1-6-10 e-mail correspondance with state Huntington Wastewater Treatment Plant Huntington Sanitary Board 1 FB Unit no longer in operation 1-6-10 e-mail correspondance with WV DEP Tyrone Regional Water Pollution Control Facility Borough of Tyrone 1 FB Incinerator has been down for 3 years due to upgrade, maintenance, and fuel costs. Currently land filling sludge. ERG contact with Tim Nulton of Tyrone Borough Sewer Department City of Beacon Wastewater Treatment Facility City of Beacon 1 MH Sludge is hauled away to incinerator in Connecticut - stopped incinerating onsite in 1996 because of neighborhood complaints of odors and toxicity ERG contact with Donald Joyce with City of Beacon City of Port Huron Wastwater Treatment Plant City of Port Huron 1 FB Incinerated 8 to 10 years ago, incineration extremely costly - completed a study for land application and a 10MM$ storage project – store sludge in winter land apply in summer ERG contact with Eric Witter, City of Port Huron Utilities Manager

Greater Hazelton Joint Sewer Auth. Greater Hazelton Joint Sewer Auth. 1 FB Incinerated from 1968-1990. The 503 Regulations required 4-5MM$ investment in scrubbers to meet air pollution requirements. At that time the incinerator was near end of life expectancy - switched over to landfill in 1990. 8MM$ incinerator is in design phase and will be ready in 2 years. ERG contact with Christopher Carsia of Greater Hazelton Joint Sewer Auth.
Watertown Wastewater Treatment Plant 1 FB Facility is completing a 6 month study to apply for a permit to landfill/land apply sludge. ERG contact with Mike Sligar of Watertown Pollution Control Plant

West Side WWTP City of Oswego 1 MH Website indicates both East and West side treatment plants haul sludge to landfill for disposal http://www.oswegony.org/DEPT_waste.html

East Side WWTP City of Oswego 1 MH Website indicates both East and West side treatment plants haul sludge to landfill for disposal http://www.oswegony.org/DEPT_waste.html City of Trenton Wastewater Treatment Plant City of Trenton 1 MH Website indicates sludge is landfilled http://www.trentonmi.org/nav/departments/index.asp? Profile=15 http://www.trentonmi.org/nav/departments/index.a sp?Profile=15 Port Washington Water Pollution Control District Port Washington Water Pollution Control District 1 FB Incinerator offline as of December 2009 due to a fire. Unable to confirm if the unit will come back online. EPA contact with Shawn Snee, of New York Department of Environmental Conservation 

## Attachment A. SSI Units Removed from Inventory

# Attachment B Sewage Sludge Incineration Inventory DatabaseAttachment B. Sewage Sludge Incineration Inventory Database

FacilityID UnitID Unit Type Control Category Dry Sludge Capacity (dtph) Owner Name Population of Owning Entity Residential

Service Area Population NonResidential Service Area Population AKJohnMAsplund 1 MH vs - imp 2.69 City of Anchorage 279,243 194,043 AKJuneau 1 FB vs - imp 2.26 City and Borough of Juneau 30,711 16,290 CACentralContraCosta MHF 1 MH abo - cs - vs - imp 2.50Central Contra Costa Sanitary District 450,000 438,920 CACentralContraCosta MHF 2 MH abo - cs - vs - imp 2.50Central Contra Costa Sanitary District 450,000 438,920 CAPaloAlto 1 MH vs(ad) 2.69 City of Palo Alto 61,200 218,005 CAPaloAlto 2 MH vs(ad) 2.69 City of Palo Alto 61,200 218,005 CTHartford 001 MH abo - fgr - vs(ad) - imp 2.50 The Metropolitan District 187,888 CTHartford 002 MH abo - fgr - vs(ad) - imp 2.50 The Metropolitan District 187,888 CTHartford 3 MH abo - fgr - vs - imp 2.50 The Metropolitan District 187,888 CTMattabassett 1 FB vs - imp 2.26 Mattabassett District >100000 126,855 CTNaugatuck 1 MH abo - imp - wesp 2.69 Borough of Naugatuck 31,864 19,636 CTNaugatuck 2 MH vs - imp 2.69 Borough of Naugatuck 31,864 19,636 CTSynagroNewHaven 1 MH vs - imp - wesp - rto 2.69 New England Treatment Co. New Haven Plant >50000 948,107 265,702 CTSynagroWaterbury 1 FB vs - imp 2.26 Synagro - Waterbury WWTP 114,548 CTWestHaven 1 FB vs - imp 2.26 City of West Haven 52,721 51,654 GANoondayCreek 1 FB 2.26Noonday Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant 698,158 60,314 GAPresidentStreet 1 MH vs - imp 0.38City of Savannah Water Quality Control Department 131,510 145,974 3,000 GAPresidentStreet 2 MH vs - imp 0.38City of Savannah Water Quality Control Department 131,510 145,974 3,000 GARLSutton 1 MH abo - vs - imp 0.25 Cobb County Water System 714,692 212,308 1,100 GARLSutton 2 MH abo - vs - imp 0.25 Cobb County Water System 714,692 212,308 1,100 GARMClayton 1 MH imp 1.25 City of Atlanta 537,958 618,061 10,000 GARMClayton 2 MH imp 1.25 City of Atlanta 537,958 618,061 10,000 GAUtoyCreek 1 MH vs - imp 1.75 City of Atlanta 537,958 618,061 10,000 GAUtoyCreek 2 MH vs - imp 1.75 City of Atlanta 537,958 618,061 10,000 GAWeyerhaeuser 1 MH 3.52 WeyerHaeuser Co. IACedarRapids 1 MH vs - imp 3.92 City of Cedar Rapids 128,056 115,392 IADubuque 1 FB cs - vs - pbt 1.70 City of Dubuque 57,250 57,686 IADubuque 2 FB cs - vs - pbt 1.70 City of Dubuque 57,250 57,686 INBelmontNorth 1 MH abo - vs - imp 2.60 City of Indianapolis 798,382 492,548 150,000 INBelmontNorth 2 MH abo - vs - imp 2.60 City of Indianapolis 798,382 492,548 150,000 INBelmontNorth 3 MH abo - vs - imp 2.60 City of Indianapolis 798,382 492,548 150,000 INBelmontNorth 4 MH abo - vs - imp 2.60 City of Indianapolis 798,382 492,548 150,000 INBelmontNorth 5 MH abo - vs - imp 2.00 City of Indianapolis 798,382 492,548 150,000 INBelmontNorth 6 MH abo - vs - imp 2.00 City of Indianapolis 798,382 492,548 150,000 INBelmontNorth 7 MH abo - vs - imp 2.00 City of Indianapolis 798,382 492,548 150,000 INBelmontNorth 8 MH abo - vs - imp 2.00 City of Indianapolis 798,382 492,548 150,000 KSKawPoint 1 FB vs 2.26 City of Kansas City (KS) 146,867 107,796 KSKawPoint 2 FB vs 2.26 City of Kansas City (KS) 146,867 107,796 LANewOrleansEastBank 1 FB vs - imp 2.26City of New Orelans - East Bank 336,644 462,152 LANewOrleansEastBank 2 MH 2.69City of New Orelans - East Bank 336,644 462,152 MAFitchburgEast 1 MH vs - wesp - rto 2.30City of Fitchburg WTFC - East Plant 39,102 44,521 MALynnRegional 1 FB vs - imp 2.26 Lynn Regional WPCF 89,050 126,820 37,000 MALynnRegional 2 FB vs - imp 2.26 Lynn Regional WPCF 89,050 126,820 37,000 MAUpperBlackstone 1 MH agr - vs - imp - wesp - rto 3.00 Upper Blackstone Water Pollution Abatement District >50000 205,984 MAUpperBlackstone Incinerator 3 MH agr - vs - imp - wesp - rto 3.00 Upper Blackstone Water Pollution Abatement District >50000 205,984 MDWesternBranch 1 MH abo - vs - imp 1.08Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission 1,800,000 164,252 MDWesternBranch 2 MH abo - vs - imp 1.08Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission 1,800,000 164,252 MIAnnArbor 1 MH abd - vs - imp 2.69 City of Ann Arbor 114,024 101,242 MIBattleCreek 1 MH abd - vs - imp 2.69 City of Battle Creek 52,053 97,227 MIBattleCreek 2 MH abd - vs - imp 2.69 City of Battle Creek 52,053 97,227 MIDetroitComplex1 1 MH vs - imp 2.69 Detroit Water and Sewerage Department 3,000,000 3,181,490 174,821 MIDetroitComplex1 2 MH vs - imp 2.69 Detroit Water and Sewerage Department 3,000,000 3,181,490 174,821 MIDetroitComplex1 3 MH vs - imp 2.69 Detroit Water and Sewerage Department 3,000,000 3,181,490 174,821 MIDetroitComplex1 4 MH vs - imp 2.69 Detroit Water and Sewerage Department 3,000,000 3,181,490 174,821 MIDetroitComplex1 5 MH vs - imp 2.69 Detroit Water and Sewerage Department 3,000,000 3,181,490 174,821 MIDetroitComplex1 6 MH vs - imp 2.69 Detroit Water and Sewerage Department 3,000,000 3,181,490 174,821 MIDetroitComplex2 1 MH hjs - imp 2.69 Detroit Water and Sewerage Department 3,000,000 3,181,490 174,821 MIDetroitComplex2 2 MH hjs - imp 2.69 Detroit Water and Sewerage Department 3,000,000 3,181,490 174,821 MIDetroitComplex2 3 MH hjs - imp 2.69 Detroit Water and Sewerage Department 3,000,000 3,181,490 174,821 MIDetroitComplex2 4 MH hjs - imp 2.69 Detroit Water and Sewerage Department 3,000,000 3,181,490 174,821

1 of 5Attachment B. Sewage Sludge Incineration Inventory Database

FacilityID UnitID Unit Type Control Category Dry Sludge Capacity (dtph) Owner Name Population of Owning Entity Residential

Service Area Population NonResidential Service Area Population MIDetroitComplex2 5 MH hjs - imp 2.69 Detroit Water and Sewerage Department 3,000,000 3,181,490 174,821 MIDetroitComplex2 6 MH hjs - imp 2.69 Detroit Water and Sewerage Department 3,000,000 3,181,490 174,821 MIDetroitComplex2 7 MH hjs - imp 2.69 Detroit Water and Sewerage Department 3,000,000 3,181,490 174,821 MIDetroitComplex2 8 MH hjs - imp 2.69 Detroit Water and Sewerage Department 3,000,000 3,181,490 174,821 MIFlint 1 MH abd - imp 2.69 City of Flint 124,943 193,625 MIFlint 2 MH abd - imp 2.69 City of Flint 124,943 193,625 MIFlint 3 MH abd - imp 2.69 City of Flint 124,943 193,625 MIFlint 4 MH abd - imp 2.69 City of Flint 124,943 193,625 MIPontiacAuburn 1 MH vs - imp 2.69City of Pontiac WTP-Auburn Plant 66,337 73,050 MIWarren 1 MH imp 2.69 City of Warren Public Utilities 138,247 141,008 30,000 MIYpsilanti EU-FBSSI FB vs- imp - wesp - ac polish. 3.46Ypsilanti Community Utilities Authority 227,000 252,488 MNSeneca Incinerator 1 MH abo - vs 1.58Metropolitan Council Environmental Services 2,870,000 1,738,152 MNSeneca Incinerator 2 MH abo - vs 1.58Metropolitan Council Environmental Services 2,870,000 1,738,152 MNStPaulMetro FBR1 FB ac inject. - bag - vs(ad) - wesp 5.42Metropolitan Council Environmental Services 2,870,000 1,738,152 MNStPaulMetro FBR2 FB ac inject. - bag - vs(ad) - wesp 5.42Metropolitan Council Environmental Services 2,870,000 1,738,152 MNStPaulMetro FBR3 FB ac inject. - bag - vs(ad) - wesp 5.42Metropolitan Council Environmental Services 2,870,000 1,738,152 MOBigBlueRiver 1 MH abo - vs 2.69 City of Kansas City (MO) 480,129 362,335 50,000 MOBigBlueRiver 2 MH abo - vs 2.69 City of Kansas City (MO) 480,129 362,335 50,000 MOBigBlueRiver 3 MH vs - imp 2.69 City of Kansas City (MO) 480,129 362,335 50,000 MOBissellPoint 1 MH abo - vs - imp 2.69Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District >50000 202,772 1,500 MOBissellPoint 2 MH abo - vs - imp 2.69Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District >50000 202,772 1,500 MOBissellPoint 3 MH abo - vs - imp 2.69Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District >50000 202,772 1,500 MOBissellPoint 4 MH abo - vs - imp 2.69Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District >50000 202,772 1,500 MOBissellPoint 5 MH abo - vs - imp 2.69Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District >50000 202,772 1,500 MOBissellPoint 6 MH abo - vs - imp 2.69Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District >50000 202,772 1,500 MOLemay 1 MH abo - vs - imp 2.69Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District >50000 202,772 1,500 MOLemay 2 MH abo - vs - imp 2.69Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District >50000 202,772 1,500 MOLemay 3 MH abo - vs - imp 2.69Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District >50000 202,772 1,500 MOLemay 4 MH abo - vs - imp 2.69Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District >50000 202,772 1,500 MOLittleBlueValley 1 FB vs - imp 2.26 Little Blue Valley Sewer District 300,000 262,520 6,794 MORockCreek 1 FB vs - imp 2.26 City of Independence 121,212 31,232 5,000 NCBuncombeAshville 1 FB vs - imp 2.26Buncombe Co. WWTP - Ashville 231,452 92,285 40,304 NCRockyRiver 1 MH abd - vs - imp - wesp 2.97Water and Sewer Authority of Cabarrus County 172,223 102,612 128,537 NCTZOsborne ES-1 FB abd - vs - imp - hss - cs 3.25 City of Greensboro 258,671 146,956 3,255 NHManchester 1 FB vs - imp 2.00 Manchester WWTF 108,580 113,265 9,720 NJAtlanticCounty 1 MH abo - vs - imp 2.69Atlantic County Utilities Authority 271,712 169,680 294,578 NJAtlanticCounty 2 MH abo - vs - imp 2.69Atlantic County Utilities Authority 271,712 169,680 294,578 NJBayshoreRegional 1 FB vs - imp - wesp 2.26Bayshore Regional Sewerage Authority 91,757 117,479 4,198 NJBayshoreRegional 2 FB vs - imp - wesp 2.26Bayshore Regional Sewerage Authority 91,757 117,479 4,198 NJCamden 1 FB vs - imp 2.26Camden County Municipal Utilities Authority 517,879 475,426 16,146 NJGloucester 1 FB vs - imp - wesp 2.26Gloucester County Utilities Authority 289,920 162,385 3,825 NJGloucester 2 FB vs - imp - wesp 2.26Gloucester County Utilities Authority 289,920 162,385 3,825 NJMountainView #1 MH vs - imp - wesp - rto 0.79 Township of Wayne 54,069 54,069 NJMountainView #2 MH vs - imp - wesp - rto 0.79 Township of Wayne 54,069 54,069 NJNorthwestBergen 1 FB vs - imp 2.26Northwest Bergen County Utilities Authority 120,000 56,068 1,252 NJNorthwestBergen 2 FB vs - imp 2.26Northwest Bergen County Utilities Authority 120,000 56,068 1,252 NJParsippanyTroyHills 1 MH vs - imp 2.69 Parsippany-Troy Hills Township 51,144 86,862

2 of 5Attachment B. Sewage Sludge Incineration Inventory Database

FacilityID UnitID Unit Type Control Category Dry Sludge Capacity (dtph) Owner Name Population of Owning Entity Residential

Service Area Population NonResidential Service Area Population NJParsippanyTroyHills 2 MH vs - imp 2.69 Parsippany-Troy Hills Township 51,144 86,862 NJPequannockLincolnFairfield 1 FB vs - imp 2.26 Pequannock, Lincoln Park, and Fairfield Sewerage A 40,000 59,919 NJPequannockLincolnFairfield 2 FB vs - imp - wesp 2.26 Pequannock, Lincoln Park, and Fairfield Sewerage A 40,000 59,919 NJSomersetRaritan 1 FB vs - imp - wesp 0.65Somerset Raritan Valley Sewerage Authority >100000 106,485 6,684 NJSomersetRaritan 2 FB vs - imp - wesp 1.33Somerset Raritan Valley Sewerage Authority >100000 106,485 6,684 NJStonyBrook 1 MH abd - vs - imp 2.69Stony Brook Regional Sewerage Authority 80,000 80,526 8,531 NJStonyBrook 2 MH abd - vs - imp 2.69Stony Brook Regional Sewerage Authority 80,000 80,526 8,531 NYAlbanyCountyNorth 1 MH vs(ad) 2.69 Albany County Sewer District 294,565 180,631 1 NYAlbanyCountyNorth 2 MH vs(ad) 2.69 Albany County Sewer District 294,565 180,631 1 NYAlbanyCountySouth 1 MH vs(ad) 2.69 Albany County Sewer District 294,565 180,631 1 NYAlbanyCountySouth 2 MH vs(ad) 2.69 Albany County Sewer District 294,565 180,631 1 NYArlington 1 FB 0.35Arlington Wastewater Treatment Plant 29,871 17,900 NYAuburn 1 MH abd - vs - imp 2.69 City of Auburn 28,574 33,174 NYBirdIsland 1 MH abd - vs 14.04 Buffalo Sewer Authority 276,059 435,697 91,020 NYBirdIsland 2 MH abd - vs 14.04 Buffalo Sewer Authority 276,059 435,697 91,020 NYBirdIsland 3 MH abd - vs 14.04 Buffalo Sewer Authority 276,059 435,697 91,020 NYErieCounty 1 FB vs 0.78 Erie County Dept of Environment and Planning 909,247 172,589 NYErieCounty 2 FB vs 0.78 Erie County Dept of Environment and Planning 909,247 172,589 NYFrankEVanLare 1 MH abo - imp 2.69 Rochester Pure Waters District 219,773 478,984 6,884 NYFrankEVanLare 2 MH abo - imp 2.69 Rochester Pure Waters District 219,773 478,984 6,884 NYFrankEVanLare 3 MH abo - imp 2.69 Rochester Pure Waters District 219,773 478,984 6,884 NYGlensFalls 1 FB vs - imp 1.54 City of Glens Falls 14,344 19,568 10 NYNewRochelle 1 MH abo - vs - imp 2.69 County of Westchester 955,962 161,838 200 NYNewRochelle 2 MH abo - vs - imp 2.69 County of Westchester 955,962 161,838 200 NYNorthwestQuadrant 1 MH abo - imp 2.69 Northwest Quadrant Pure Waters District 732,762 89,569 5,950 NYOneidaCounty 1 FB vs - imp 0.84Oneida County Water Pollution Control Plant 231,590 108,001 NYOneidaCounty 2 FB vs - imp 0.84Oneida County Water Pollution Control Plant 231,590 108,001 NYOneidaCounty 3 FB vs - imp 0.84Oneida County Water Pollution Control Plant 231,590 108,001 NYOrangetown 1 MH vs - imp 2.69 Orangetown 48,421 52,974 100 NYOssining 1 MH vs - imp 2.69 County of Westchester 955,962 161,838 200 NYOssining 2 MH vs - imp 2.69 County of Westchester 955,962 161,838 200 NYPortChester 1 FB vs - imp 2.26 County of Westchester 955,962 161,838 200 NYPortChester 2 FB vs - imp 2.26 County of Westchester 955,962 161,838 200 NYSaratogaCounty 1 FB vs - imp 1.44 Saratoga County 217,191 96,092 500 NYSchenectady 1 MH imp 2.69Schnectady Water Pollution Control 151,427 79,728 2,659 NYSouthwestBergenPoint 1 MH abd - vs - imp 4.92Suffolk County Sewer District No. 3 1,512,224 400,000 100 NYSouthwestBergenPoint 2 MH abd - vs - imp 4.92Suffolk County Sewer District No. 3 1,512,224 400,000 100 NYTonawanda 1 MH 2.69 Town of Tonawanda 78,155 110,717 2,970 OHCanton 1 MH vs - imp 1.08 City of Canton 78,000 157,804 OHCanton 2 MH vs - imp 1.08 City of Canton 78,000 157,804 OHColumbusSoutherly 1 MH vs - imp 3.00City of Columbus Dept. of Public Utilities 754,885 1,013,193 OHColumbusSoutherly 2 MH vs - imp 3.00City of Columbus Dept. of Public Utilities 754,885 1,013,193 OHColumbusSoutherly 3 MH vs - imp 3.00City of Columbus Dept. of Public Utilities 754,885 1,013,193 OHColumbusSoutherly 4 MH vs - imp 3.00City of Columbus Dept. of Public Utilities 754,885 1,013,193 OHEuclid 1 MH abd - vs - imp 2.69 City of Euclid 48,717 83,998 64 OHEuclid 2 MH abd - vs - imp 2.69 City of Euclid 48,717 83,998 64 OHJacksonPike 1 MH vs - imp 2.32City of Columbus Dept. of Public Utilities 754,885 1,013,193 OHJacksonPike 2 MH vs - imp 2.32City of Columbus Dept. of Public Utilities 754,885 1,013,193 OHLittleMiami 1 FB vs - imp 3.00 County of Hamilton 855,062 560,138 OHMillCreek 1 MH vs - imp 4.00 County of Hamilton 855,062 560,138 OHMillCreek 2 MH vs - imp 4.00 County of Hamilton 855,062 560,138 OHMillCreek 3 MH vs - imp 4.00 County of Hamilton 855,062 560,138 OHMillCreek 4 MH vs - imp 4.00 County of Hamilton 855,062 560,138

3 of 5Attachment B. Sewage Sludge Incineration Inventory Database

FacilityID UnitID Unit Type Control Category Dry Sludge Capacity (dtph) Owner Name Population of Owning Entity Residential

Service Area Population NonResidential Service Area Population OHMillCreek 5 MH vs - imp 4.00 County of Hamilton 855,062 560,138 OHMillCreek 6 MH vs - imp 4.00 County of Hamilton 855,062 560,138 OHNEORSDEasterly 1 FB abo - imp - wesp 2.26Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District >100000 1,030,666 2 OHNEORSDSoutherly 1 MH abo - imp - wesp 3.60 Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District >100000 1,030,666 2 OHNEORSDSoutherly 2 MH abo - imp - wesp 3.60 Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District >100000 1,030,666 2 OHNEORSDSoutherly 3 MH abo - imp - wesp 3.60 Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District >100000 1,030,666 2 OHNEORSDSoutherly 4 MH abo - imp - wesp 3.60 Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District >100000 1,030,666 2 OHNEORSDWesterly 1 MH abo - vs - imp 1.79 Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District >100000 1,030,666 2 OHNEORSDWesterly 2 MH abo - vs - imp 1.79 Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District >100000 1,030,666 2 OHWilloughbyEastlake 1 MH imp 3.42 City of Willoughby 22,561 43,888 OHYoungstown 1 MH abo - vs - imp 2.00 Youngstown 81,520 145,144 OHYoungstown 2 MH abo - vs - imp 2.00 Youngstown 81,520 145,144 PAAlleghenyCounty 001 FB abd - mc - vs - imp 3.25Allegheny County Sanitary Authority (ALCOSAN) 1,218,494 1,011,874 30,000 PAAlleghenyCounty 002 FB abd - mc - vs - imp 3.25Allegheny County Sanitary Authority (ALCOSAN) 1,218,494 1,011,874 30,000 PADelawareCountyWestern 1 MH vs - imp 2.69 Delaware Cnty. Reg. Water Quality Control Auth. 553,619 123,595 PADelawareCountyWestern 2 MH vs - imp 2.69 Delaware Cnty. Reg. Water Quality Control Auth. 553,619 123,595 PAEastNorritonPlymouthWhitpain 1 MH cs - vs(ad) 2.69 East Norriton-PlymouthWhitpain JSA 59,571 36,916 PAErie 1 MH vs - wesp 2.69 City of Erie 103,717 173,087 1,675 PAErie 2 MH vs - wesp 2.69 City of Erie 103,717 173,087 1,675 PAHatfield 1 MH vs - imp - wesp - rto 2.69 Hatfield Township Municipal Authority 17,500 30,605 PAKiskiValley 1 MH vs - imp 2.69 Kiski Valley WPCA 11,000 62,164 PAUpperMorelandHatboro 1 MH vs - imp - rto 2.69 Upper Moreland-Hatboro Joint Sewer Auth. 64,830 81,117 PAWyomingValley 1 FB vs - imp - wesp 2.26Wyoming Valley Sanitary Authority 312,845 205,436 PRPuertoNuevo 1 FB vs(ad) - wesp 2.26 Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority 4,000,000 224,155 RICranston 1 MH abd - vs - imp 0.95City of Cranston Department of Public Works 79,269 77,000 4,000 RICranston 2 MH abd - vs - imp 1.98City of Cranston Department of Public Works 79,269 77,000 4,000 RINewEngland 1 MH vs - imp - wesp 2.69 City of Woonsocket 44,328 51,370 4,200 SCColumbiaMetro 1 MH abo/fgr - pbs - vs - imp 1.08 City of Columbia 124,818 284,638 20,000 SCColumbiaMetro 2 MH abo/fgr - pbs - vs - imp 1.08 City of Columbia 124,818 284,638 20,000 SCFelixCDavis 1 FB vs - imp 2.26North Charleston Sewer District 348,046 65,000 7,000 SCPlumIsland 1 MH vs - imp 2.69 Charleston - Plum Island 107,845 208,803 38,047 VAArmyBaseNorfolk 1 MH ws - vs - imp 1.50 Hampton Roads Sanitation District >50000 1,177,886 57,104 VAArmyBaseNorfolk 2 MH ws - vs - imp 1.50 Hampton Roads Sanitation District >50000 1,177,886 57,104 VABlacksburg 1 FB 2.26Blacksburg VPI Sanitation Authority 41,796 34,073 1,000 VABoatHarbor 1 MH ws - vs - pbs - ringjet 1.79 Hampton Roads Sanitation District >50000 1,177,886 57,104 VABoatHarbor 2 MH ws - vs - pbs - ringjet 1.79 Hampton Roads Sanitation District >50000 1,177,886 57,104 VAChesapeakeElizabeth 1 MH vs - imp 1.50 Hampton Roads Sanitation District >50000 1,177,886 57,104 VAChesapeakeElizabeth 2 MH vs - imp 1.50 Hampton Roads Sanitation District >50000 1,177,886 57,104 VAHLMooney 2 FB vs - imp 2.26 Prince William County Service Authority 364,734 100,000 400 VAHopewell 1 MH abd - vs - imp 2.69 City of Hopewell 22,354 43,795 VANomanCole 1 MH abd - vs - imp 1.88 Lower Potomac Pollution Control Plant 1,077,000 346,877 6,500 VANomanCole 2 MH abd - vs - imp 1.88 Lower Potomac Pollution Control Plant 1,077,000 346,877 6,500 VANomanCole 3 MH abd - vs - imp 3.83 Lower Potomac Pollution Control Plant 1,077,000 346,877 6,500 VANomanCole 4 MH abd - vs - imp 3.83 Lower Potomac Pollution Control Plant 1,077,000 346,877 6,500 VANomanCole 5 MH abd - vs - imp 1.58 Lower Potomac Pollution Control Plant 1,077,000 346,877 6,500 VANomanCole 6 MH abd - vs - imp 1.58 Lower Potomac Pollution Control Plant 1,077,000 346,877 6,500 VAVirginiaInitiative 1 MH ws - vs - imp 1.88 Hampton Roads Sanitation District >50000 1,177,886 57,104 VAVirginiaInitiative 2 MH ws - vs - imp 1.88 Hampton Roads Sanitation District >50000 1,177,886 57,104

4 of 5Attachment B. Sewage Sludge Incineration Inventory Database

FacilityID UnitID Unit Type Control Category Dry Sludge Capacity (dtph) Owner Name Population of Owning Entity Residential

Service Area Population NonResidential Service Area Population VAWilliamsburg 1 MH vs - imp 1.96 Hampton Roads Sanitation District >50000 1,177,886 57,104 VAWilliamsburg 2 MH vs - imp 1.96 Hampton Roads Sanitation District >50000 1,177,886 57,104 WAAnacortes 1 FB vs - imp 2.26 Anacortes 14,557 17,787 WABellinghamPostPoint 1 MH vs - imp - wesp 2.69 City of Bellingham 75,150 90,153 300 WABellinghamPostPoint 2 MH vs - imp - wesp 2.69 City of Bellingham 75,150 90,153 300 WAEdmonds 1 FB vs - imp 2.26 City of Edmonds 40,126 61,220 WALynnwood 1 FB vs - imp 2.26 City of Lynnwood 33,847 34,500 WAWestside 1 FB vs - imp 2.42 City of Vancouver 163,186 30,000 WIGreenBayMetro 1 MH vs(a) 1.23Green Bay Metropolitan Sewerage District 100,353 186,805 500 WIGreenBayMetro 2 MH vs(a) 1.23Green Bay Metropolitan Sewerage District 100,353 186,805 500 1 Email from Robert Dominak, Co

‐Chair NACWA Biosolids Management Committee, to Amy Hambrick, U.S. EPA, on 8/5/2009: “SSI Inventory Updated Information.” Attachment: SSI_Inventory (RPD 8-5-09 ).xls Control Abbreviations:

Abbreviation abd abo ac inject. ac polish. agr bag ccpt cs cs/tg fgr hjs hss imp pbs pbt rto vs vs(ad) wesp whs ws mc Control detached afterburner

wet electro static precipitator wet hydrosonic scrubber flue gas recirculation horizontal gas scrubber hydrosonic scrubber impingement tray scrubber on-hearth afterburner activated carbon injection for mercury control

wet scrubber (undefined) multiclone packed bed scrubber packed bed tower regenative thermal oxidizer venturi scrubber venturi pak or ring jet scrubbers cyclone seperator twin gas cyclonic scrubber activated carbon polishing for mercury control acid gas removal system baghouse counter-current packed tower

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