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Alaska Department ofEnvironmental Conservation WastewaterDischarge Authorization Program 410 Willougby

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To whom it may concern: IJS. EPA REGION 10 OFFICE OF COMJIlJANCE AND EtfFOfICfMENT

Enclosed you will find the2008 Annual Report for Petersburg Fisheries, a Division of Icicle Seafoods, Inc., P.O. Box 1147, Petersburg, AK 99833. NPDES Permit No. AKG52-0303. Within the report you will find the required summary ofourfacilities total production, the Sea Surface and Shore Monitoring Summary and, Ihave enclosed one dive survey of our outfall and the surrounding seafloor. The dive survey is recorded on a Seafloor Survey DataForm and filled outby the individual that performedthe dive survey. The survey was performed onDecember 17, 2008 after all ofourmajorproduction seasons. The survey was conducted at slacktide as itis very difficult to divethe area when the tidal current is running. Perthefindings ofthe survey duringthe dive, there was no waste or deposits ofwaste to be found orobserved atthe outfall discharge orthe surrounding area. Onthe enclosed four photos ofthe outfall areataken by the diver, the white that appears inthe photos are sea anemones, clam shells and barnacles near and around the outfall area. During the year we had three disruptions with our waste systemthatrequired us to report such occurrences to EPA and ADEC. Please see enclosed copies ofnotifications sentto the appropriate compliance offices. As required, phone messages reporting such occurrences tothe agencies were made priorto the written notice being sent. Ofthethree spills, two were related to our fish transferhoses on the same unloading pump. In 2009 we will replace thehose and replumb the system. Ofthese fish that spilled into the bay, we were able to recover all ofthem by a hired diver. The final spill was caused when an end cap on a waste clean out Y fitting became loose while under pressure. As much as we strive to avoid disruptions and spills during production, winter weather takes its toll on ourplumbing thatfor the most part is exposed under our dock facility, even thoughthe system is inspected, serviced andtested priorto start up, mostoftenthe incidents don't occuruntil the system is under the full stress ofproduction. Althoughwe try very hard to avoid these incidences, ifa disruption occurs, we are able to identify 

### it quickly and almost always recoverthe spilled fish or fish waste at lowtide and dispose ofit properly. Ourgoal is to nothave incidences such as these but whenthey do take place, we quickly report all ofthem as required, reviewthe cause and take the appropriate corrective action in an effortto avoid such an occurrence inthe future. PETERSBURG FISHERIES A DIVISION OF ICICLE SEAFOODS, INC. P.O. Box 1147 • Petersburg, AK 99833 • Tel: 907-772-4294 • Fax: 907-772-4472**&~.?** ..... 

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Ourmeal plant facility produced a total of286,178 pounds offishmeal and 99,604 pounds offish oil in 2008 from approximately 4.6 million pounds ofsalmon waste. We anticipate increased production ofbothmeal and oil in 2009 since we expect a much more productive season. In 2008 we spent approximately $140,000, to further upgrade our meal plant facility to allowus to recover a significantportion ofour waste stream in orderto reduce discharge while producing fish meal and fish oil. On August 6, 2008, I revised the Petersburg Fisheries Best Management Practices (BMP) Planto reflect the changes madeto our waste system in 2008. As a continuing effort to monitor and address our storm waterrunoff, we continueto servicethe oil/water sump separators we installed in the three culvertsthat drain ourdrive areas. These oil/water sump separators have a collection compartment with an absorbent padthat collects any residue thatmay enterthe storm water system from surrounding drivesjustpriorto the stormwaterbeing discharged into the surrounding waterway. These sumps are monitored and maintained weekly. Any indication ofan increase in activity is reported to the facility manager and the appropriate corrective action istaken if necessary. In 2008 we also installedtwo ofthe same units with catch basins under dock cranes in case ofa leak or spill ofhydraulic fluid. A third oneisplannedfor 2009. We continueto be diligent and strive to improve ourwaste system at the Petersburg Fisheries facility through investment, maintenance, upgrades, training and monitoring. We also will continueto focus on our goal ofreducing our waste streamand recovering as much waste as possible for use as offish meal, bait and fish oil. In closing, Ihave appreciated the spirit ofcooperationI have beenpart ofwhile working with the auditors from ADEC ontheir visits to the Petersburg facility and I hope that we will continue in this direction.
Youmay contact me at (907) 772-4294, ext. 111, or patrickw@icicleseafoods.com, if! maybe offurther assistance.

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# ANNUAL REPORT FOR YEAR 2008 

# NPDES GENERAL PERMIT AK-G52-0000 FOR SEAFOOD PROCESSORS IN ALASKA TO BE SUBMITTED BY FEBRUARY 1st FOLLOWING EACH YEAR OF OPERATION (See Part VI.B. of the Permit)
The annual report serves to inform the regulatory agencies of the use and potential degradation ofpublic water resources by facilities discharqing pollutants to receiving waters in Alaska under this permit. NPDES SEAFOOD ADEC Seafood GENERAL PERMIT NO. 

### AK-G52- 0303 Processor License No. 

### AK 46 I Comoanv Name 

### ICICLE SEAFOODS, INC. Owner/Operator 

### ICICLE SEAFOODS Address 

### P.O. BOX 79003 Teleohone 

### (206) 282-0988 City/Slate/Zip 

### SEATTLE. WA 98119 FAX Recresentative 

### DAN BLOCK / JOHN WOODRUFF Owner or Managinq Company Address Telephone CltylStatelZio FAX Reoresentative Facility Name 

### PETERSBURG FISHERIES Address 

### P.O. BOX 1147 Telephone 

### (901) 772-4294 City/Slate/ZiD 

### PETERSBURG, AK 99833 FAX 

### (901) 772-4472 Vessel Name 

### N/A USCG Vessel Number 

### N/A SUMMARY OF PERIODS OF NONCOMPLIANCE WITH ANY REQUIREMENTS BETWEEN JANUARY 1 AND DECEMBER 31 AND THE REASONS FOR SUCH NONCOMPLIANCE (attach listif needed)



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PLEASE PROVIDE THE FOLL.OWING INFORMATION IF A MOBILE PROCESSOR OPERATES AND DISCHARGES WITHIN 3 MILES OF SHORE FOR ANY CONTINUOUS 24-HOUR PERIOD OR MORE I 

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### SUMMARY OF PRODUCTION AND DISCHARGE DATA Dates 01 Type and Amount 01 

### ! Type and Amount of Type and Amount Location -Water Body Operation Raw Procuct in Ibs Finished Product in Ibs of Discharge in Ibs and L.atitude/Longitude JAN 

### NO PRODUCT ON PETERSBURG, AK LTD AlJi!1n T lJA 12 213,680 144,512 

### " FEB 69,168 

### " MAR 27 403,419 380,613 22,806 APR 30 3,690,207 3,690,201 6 

### " MAY 31 1,380,359 

# .. 1,_380,271 88 JUN 30 939,370 756,134 183,236 II JUL 30 7,,364,020 7,046,650 317 ,370 If n AUG '11 10.403.143 10.242.114 160,429 SEP 30 1,008,570 895,687 112,883 II i

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I Total Days lbs26,074,008 Ibs 24,965,965 Ibs 1,108,043.

# 'r/{{{{{{{{{)!{-! REFUELING -. IF YOUR FACILITY OR VESSEL HAS REFUELING CAPABILITY, PLEASE ATTACH A LIST SHOWING DATES; TIME; TYPE OF PRODUCT; AMOUNT EACH VESSEL RECEIVED; WATER BODY AND LATITUDE/LONGITUDE LOCATION; IF BIRDS WERE IN THE VICINITY (YES/NO) • IFYES WHAT TYPE OF BIRDS; AMOUNT OF ANY FUEL SPILLED INTO THE WATER; AND IF SPILLED, WHAT WAS THE CLEANUP RESPONSE; WHEN REPORTED; ANY BIRDS AFFECTED (YES/NO) ATTACH NEW NOTICE OF INTENT TO BE COVERED (ESPECIALLY PROCESS CHANGES, PRODUCTION LEVELS, ADDITIONAL DISCHARGE LOCATION WITH LATITUDE/LONGITUDE) 

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# IX Seafloor Monitoring (Part VI.C.)

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I certify under penalty of law that this document and all attachments were prepared under my direction or supervision in accordance with a system deSigned to assure that qualified personnel property gather and evaluate the information submitted. Based on my inquiry ot the person or persons who manage the system or those persons directly responsible for gathering the information, the information submitted is, to the best at my knowledge and belief, true, accurate. and complete. I am aware that there are significant penalties for submitting false information. including the possibility of fine and imcrisonment for knowing violations. -, Signature j' Title/Company 

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Jan Feb Mar

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July Aug Sept

Oct Nov Dec TOTALS TYPES No Production 2,4 1,2,3,4

1,2,3 1,2,3 1,2,4 1,2,4 1,2,4

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### - - - 213,680 144,512 69,168 403,419 380,613 22,806 3,690,207 3,690,201 6 1,380,359 1,380,271 88

939,370 756,134 183,236 7,364,020 5,274,046 1,772,604 317,370 10,403,143 7,440,867 2,801,847 160,429

1,008,570 895,687 112,883

462,395 292,743 169,652 207,693 135,288 72,405 1,152 1,152


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Output Output Meal Recovery Lbs Meal LbsOil MEAL PLANT 11,503 25,833 1% 274,675 73,771 10% 286,178 99,604

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# .. 2008 Sea Surface and Shore Monitoring Summary Petersburg Fisheries, a Division ofIcicle Seafoods, Inc. 411 NorthNordic Drive P.O. Box 1147 Petersburg, Alaska 99833 (907) 772-4294
During the production days thatrequiredthe use ofour facilities fish waste disposal system, daily visual assessments were made along the shore and sea, extending out300 feet from our dock and the outfall zone. During the year 2008 our facility operated for 167 days that required the use ofour fish waste discharge system. There also were many days that we did process fish, such as halibut, but did not use ourwaste outfall system until we had enoughtoted waste to dispose. January and December are months with little orno activity while July and August see the highest volume ofthe year. Each day that discharging takes place at our facility, one or more employees conduct periodic assessments ofthe shoreline, sea surface, tidal area, the plumbing used to transportwaste to the reduction equipment, the operation ofthe disposal equipment and the outfall lines going into the Wrangell Narrows. During the heavyproduction periods ofthe year, assessments are made about every two hours. The observations involve assessments ofthe entire plumbing systemby way ofcatwalks underthe facility, walking the entire shoreline at lowtide and high tide whenpossible, this covers more than 1,400 lineal feet ofshoreline whichis adjacent to the facility and outfall area. Other observations are made along the entire face ofthe dock systemthat extends outinto the Wrangell Narrows. Problems, system failures, orupsets are reported and documented when observed. Throughout the year our employee Jeff

### K. Smith, who works in the maintenance department, was the key individual that carried outthe monitoring ofour system. He also was assisted at timesby other maintenance personnel. Attached are copies ofspills ordisruptions that were reported to EPA in Seattle, copies of the same reports were sentto ADEC in Juneau and to the Icicle Seafoods, Inc. corporate office in Seattle. In all cases, preventive measures were takento reduce the likelihood of these incidents repeating themselves. During a minus tide this past summer, I had the crew spend a week removing trash and debris that had collected under the facility on the beach over the past decades, please see enclosed photo. All the debris and trash recovered were eitherrecycled ortaken to the citywaste transfer station including the oldporcelaintub discovered in the mud. Although a goodportion ofthe items removed from the beach were from years gone by, a policy is inplace now that states any construction materials oritems dropped into the bay must be recovered ifpossible and that employees are required to take appropriate steps to preventthe loss ofmaterials and or equipment.**~**.. 

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# L 2008 Sea Surface and Shore Monitoring Summary Page 2 During the season, management continued to advise the fishing fleet to not discharge fish hold water while at the dock. This action when followed by the fleet greatly reduced the occurrence ofsea surface foam at the facility and did allow for faster dissipation ofvessel foam out in the Wrangell Narrows. We continue to use a floating boom around our unloading float where the Ryco fish transferpumps are located. The boom retains most surface seafoam that may be generated by the unloading process until the foam can dissipate overthe course ofthe day. We also installed a foam catchmentbox to contain foam from the pumps until it had an opportunity to dissipate. We continue to also use an environmentally friendly and food safe defoaming agentinthe fishing vessel holds at the time ofunloading to further reduce the possible buildup offoam. Asmentioned prior, we require the vessels to discharge waterin their hold away from the facility and out in the Wrangell Narrows for quick disbursement inthe tidal mixing zone. Duringthe Dungeness crab season, June to Augustand in the fall, October through November, our live tank saltwater overflow system creates natural seafoam onthe waters surface daily. This naturally occurring seafoam dissipates rapidly inthe rain and current. We are fortunate thatthe swift tidal action and rainy weather at our facility knocks down any foam that may occur onthe sea surface. Throughout the year we never encountered any problems with foam accumulating onthe beach or shoreline. However, attimes foam generated from the city storm water drainage, fishing vessels in the harbor and other harboractivities would drift and accumulate along ourfacility floats that extend outinto the water and that act as a natural surface barrier or darn. Trash, foam, seaweed, wood, viscera and an occasional fish carcass would float over and tendto getrapped along the up current (city side) ofthese floats. We believe that the fish waste, thatattimes collects in this area is from the sport cleaning stations located throughout the city harbor area. Overthe course ofthe yearand especially duringthe summermonths, at the heightof the tourist sport fishing season, thousands ofpounds offish waste is discarded into the local harbors at the sport cleaning stations. Much ofthe waste sinks to the bottom (some refloats to the surface afterdecomposition starts) while a portion ofthe fish waste floats offwith the tide and is deposited elsewhere bythe current ifnot first consumedby birds or sea lions. Throughoutthe yearthere were periodic sightings ofsealions, seals, gulls and large schools ofherring around the facility.

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U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Region 10 NPDES Compliance Unit (OW-I33) 1200 Sixth Avenue Seattle, W A 98101
NPDES permitNo: 052-0303 Petersburg Fisheries, A division ofIcicle Seafoods, Inc. DearCompliance Officer, This letter is a follow-up to the telephone message I left at approximately 8:30 a.m. on July, 12008 regarding a spill ofround fish at our facility. On June 30, at approximately 8:00 a.m. we discovered a break in the pump hose (North Unloading station) that carries round fish from the seine boats up to our dock. Maintenance personnel were able to locate the problem; the fitting had actually broken apart from the hoses. A new fitting was put on the hoses and we were able to resume unloading without any problems. As part ofour preventive maintenance program we replace the pump hose system every two years. This particular hose system is scheduled to be replaced next year. In the meantime we shall continue to monitor the system and replace parts as needed In the telephone message that I left, we reported that approximately 2,000 pounds offish (round) had been spilled just underneath the North pump float and that a diver had retrieved most of the fish that same evening (June 30th). Diving was terminated that evening due to the diver running out ofoxygen. He was able to resume diving the next day (July 1st), 

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### you have further questions, please contact me at (907) 772-4294 ext. 134 Thank you,
Alice Cumps Quality Assurance Manager Cc: Mike Clutter, Icicle Seafoods

- Seattle Patrick Wilson, PlantManager- Petersburg Katy McKerney- Juneautl:

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U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Region 10 NPDES ComplianceUnit (OW-133) 1200 Sixth Avenue Seattle, WA 98101
NPDES permit No: 052-0303 Petersburg Fisheries, A division ofIcicle Seafoods, Inc. Dear Compliance Officer, This letter is a follow-up to the telephone message I left at approximately 3:00 p.m. on July, 72008 regarding a spill ofwhole (round) fish at our facility. On July 7th, at approximately 5:30 a.m. we discovered a break in the pump hose (North Unloading station) that carries whole fish from the seine boats up to our dock. Maintenancepersonnel were able to locate the problem; the hose actually tore apart. The hose was repaired and we were able to resume unloading without any problems. To prevent this sort ofincident from occurring again, we have ordered new hose and we will replace this system as soon as it arrives (we anticipate it arriving within the next day or two.) In the telephone message that I left, we reported that approximately 5,000 pounds offish (whole) had been spilled just underneath the North pump float. A diver was able to retrieve all ofthe fish. Ifyou have further questions, please contact me at (907) 772-4294 ext. 134 Thank you,
Alice Cumps Quality Assurance Manager Cc: Mike Clutter, Icicle Seafoods

- Seattle Patrick Wilson, Plant Manager- Petersburg Katy McKerney- Juneau

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U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Region 10 NPDES Compliance Unit (OW-I33) 1200 Sixth Avenue Seattle, W A 98101
NPDES permit No: 052-0303 Petersburg Fisheries, A division ofIcicle Seafoods, Inc. Dear Compliance Officer, This letter is a follow-up to the telephone message I left at approximately 11 :30 a.m. on August 20, 2008 regarding a spill offishwaste at our facility. On August 20, at approximately 9:00 a.m. maintenance personnel discovered a spill of fish waste (fish heads and viscera) on the catwalk and into the water below the cannery. The waste had burst out of a pipe that carries the waste from the cannery out to the reduction plant. More specifically, there was a blockage in the pipe at the "Sanitation Y" which is capped. The pressure from all ofthe waste built up so much that the cap was forced offand the fish waste spilled out. We managed to retrieve all the waste which had spilled onto the catwalk. We have not been able to retrieve the waste which has fallen into the water as the tide is still too high for us to reach it. We are however, monitoring the area and will collect any remaining waste as thetides allow. In the meantime, maintenance personnel have evaluated the situation and they have fixed the pipe. We shall continue to monitor this system to minimize this occurrence from happening again. Ifyou have further questions, please contact me at (907) 772-4294 ext. 134 Thank you,
Alice Cumps Quality Assurance Manager Cc: Mike Clutter, Icicle Seafoods

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