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POTENTIAL HAZARDOUS WASTE SITE

SITE INSPECTION REPORT

REGION SITE NUMBER (to tw •••i£n-

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GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Complete Sections I and III through XV of this form •• completely •• possible. Then use the informs*

tion on this form to develop s TenUt've Disposition (Section II). File this form in its entirety in the regional Hazardous Waste Log

File. Be sure to include all appropriate Supplemental Reports in the file. Submit a copy of the forms to: U.S. Environments! Protection Agency; Site Tracking System; Hazardous Waste Enforcement Tsck Force (EN-335); 401 U St., SW; WashingWKC 20460.

1. SITE IDENTIFICATION TXPd«? *?gP

A. SITE NAME

State Marine of Port Authuc, Inc.

B. STREET for oOttt Idmttlin)

P.O. Box 750

C. CITY

Groves

D.STATE

Texas

E. ZIP CODE

77619

NAME

Jefferson

G. SITE OPERATOR INFORMATION

1. NAME

Same

3. STREET

2. TELEPHONE NUMBER

713-727-4068

B. STATE CODE

H.REALTY

I. NAME

Same

3. CITY

I fI/ aiuwMif Irom operator of nto)

». TELEPHONE NUMBER

4. STATE

r

ZIP CODE

i. SITE DESCRIPTION The S1te was xntenaeaTto^be a wastewater, treatment Riant for

barge cleaning^wasnwater. The^pphds nave.more recently been use8 for tne

-J.-C.-—r>F TATafll-As p>nf»'raT-f»n ati rn^ aiEe ••• . .

WNERSHIP

1. FEDERAL I I 2. STATE I I 3. COUNTY I I 4. MUNICIPAL S. PRIVATE

II. TENTATIVE DISPOSITION (complete thlt section l»»t)

A. ESTIMATE DATE OF TENTATIVE

DISPOSITION Cmo., d«r.

B. APPARENT SERIOUSNESS OF PROBLEM

\T

I I 1. HIGH m 2. MEDIUM ! I S. LOW I"! 4. NONE

C. PREPARER INFORMATION

1. NAVE 2. TELEPHONE NUMBER S. D A T E (mo., dur, * rr*

IIL INSPECTION INFORMATION

A. PRINCIPALtlNSPECTOR INFORMATION

'•NAMIS ^U^^jUtfan*^ I I. TITLE

David Buchanan. _ _. ._ _ . ^_ ^_ lEnvironmentaljQuality SjBeqialist_

[* 4. TELEPHONE NO.f«I»« corf* Oj I

______________I 713/883-2973

3. ORGANIZATION

Texas Department of Water Resources

B. INSPECTION PARTICIPANTS

1. NAME 2. ORGANIZATION (. TELEPHONE NO.

David Buchanan TDWR 713/883-2973

Chester Slav State Marine of Port Authur 713/7274068

C. SITE REPRESENTATIVES INTERVIEWED (corpormt* otllelmlm, wotktt*. nmldmtf)

I. NAME 2. TITLE » TELEPHONE NO. S. ADDRESS

Chester Slay owner-manager P.O. Box 750 Groves. Texas 77619

FILE

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m. INSPECTION INFORMATION (continued)

0. GENERATOR INFORMATION f»CH»e»» ol wmftf)

t. NAME

State Marine

2. TELEPHONE NO.

same

1. ADDRESS 4. WASTE TYPE GENERATED

same Barge cleanings

from cnemical

anri petroleum

transports.

E. TRANSPORTER/MAULER INFORMATION

1. NAME

N/A

2. TELEPHONE MO. • .ADDRESS 4.WASTE TYPE TRANSPORTED

F. IF WASTE IS PROCESSED ON SITC AND ALSO SHIPPED TO OTHER SITES. IDENTIFY OFF-SITE FACILITIES USED FOR DISPOSAL.

1. NAME

N/A

G. DATE OF INSPECTION

8W?stjrJ

2. TELEPHONE NO.

H. TIME OF INSPECTION

1: 30 pm

». ADDRESS

1. ACCESS GAINED BY: ( cndmntlmlf mumt bo •Aown in mil em***)

|^] 1. PERMISSION I — I 2. WARRANT

j. WEATHER rrfoocrioej Average rainfall in tnis area is approximately :>u T j.nunea.

This reaion is also subiect to flooding and tornados from hurricanes.

IV. SAMPLING INFORMATION

A. Mark 'X' for the types' of samples) taken and Indicate whet* they hare been sent e.g., regional lab, other EPA lab, contractor,

etc. and estimate when the results will be available.

t. SAMPLE TYPE

• . OROUNDWATER

b. SURFACE WATER

C. WASTE

d. AIR

•. RUNOFF

L SPILL

C. SOIL

b. VEOETATION

-1. OTHEWf«p»CJfr>

2. SAMPLE 4. DATE

TAKEN 1. SAMPLE SENT TOt '. RESULT*

AMrk'X*) AVAILASU.E

x Texas Department of Health 9-30-80

B. FIELD MEASUREMENTS TAKEN (*.«,, f»O*MMtH*fr, o*pioo<rt>r. PH. »ta.)

I.TYPE

Explosivity

2. LOCATION OF MEASUREMENTS *. RESULTS

east of large waste pone Readings in explosive range

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IV. SAMPLING INFORMATION (continued)

C. PHOTOS

I. TYPE OP PHOTOS

fvi a. GROUND b. AERIAL

2. PHOTOS IN CUSTODY OF:

Texas Department of Water Resources

D. SITE MAPPED? no

I | YES. SPECIFY LOCATION OF MAPS:

E. COORDINATES

i. LATITUDE fdeg.-imn.-aec.; 2. LONGITUDE Cdeg.-mfn.-aec.;

93°r 51 '33 " W

V. SITE INFORMATION

A. SITE STATUS

[X] 1. ACTIVE (Thome inductriml or

municipal aitea which are b»lnf u*md

lor waata Ireantent, arorofa, or dilpoiml

on m continuing baaia, oven i/ in/reouent/y.;

I I 2. INACTIVE (Tnoee

aite* wnJcn no /ontfar receive

H-aetea.j

3. OTHERfapacifrJ:.

CThoaa ailea thai include auen incident* Kite "aiidnitfnf dumping*

where no regular or continuing uae of (he aite for waate diepoeaf

ha> occurred.;

B. IS GENERATOR ON SITE?

| | 1. NO fXl 2. YESfapeel/y generator1* Sour-digit S/C Cod*):

C. AREA OF SITE fin acreej O. ARE THERE BUILDINGS ON THE SITE?

CD '• .2- YESfepeelft';:

fice, workshop,

, . _ , .

and machinery buildings.

VI. CHARACTERIZATION OF SITE ACTIVITY

Indicate the major site activityfies.) and details relating to each activity by marking 'X' in the appropriate boxes.

X'

A. TRANSPORTER B.STORER C. TREATER D. DISPOSER

1.PILE 1 . FILTRATION t. LANDFILL

2.SHIP 2. SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT 2. INCINERATION 2. LANDFARM

3. BARGE 3. DRUMS 3. VOLUME REDUCTION 3. OPEN DUMP

4. TRUCK 4.TANK.ABOVE GROUND 4. RECVCLING/RECOVERY 4.SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT

8.PIPELINE S. TANK. BELOW GROUND 8. C HEM./PHYS./TREATMENT 8. MIDNIGHT DUMPING

a. O T H E R (tpmclfy): e. OTHERfepeeify;.- 6. BIOLOGICAL TREATMENT «. INCINERATION

7. WASTE OIL REPROCESSING T.UNDERGROUND INJECTION

S.SOLVENT RECOVERY 8. OTHER (specify.):

0. O T H E R (epecl/y;:

E. SUPPLEMENTAL REPORTS: If the eite 1*11* within any of tb* catatoriea Hated below. Supplemental Reporta muat b* computed. Indicate

which Supplemental Reporta you have filled out and attached to thia for..

[~1 I. STORAGE

n

.

6

 C HEM/BIO/ |—| _ , AND,A(,M

- PHYS TREATMENT I—I

 7' l*NDFARM

I I 2. INCINERATION f"l 3. LANDFILL

SURFACE

' IMPOUNDMENT

I I s. DEEP WELL

8. OPEN DUMP I I 9. TRANSPORTER I I 10. RECYCLOR/RECLAIMER

VTL WASTE RELATED INFORMATION

A. WASTE TYPE

3 1. LIQUID l~l 2. SOLID f~1 3. SLUDGE I I 4. GAS

B. WASTE CHARACTERISTICS

[Xl I. CORROSIVE HB 2. IGNITABLE

BT1 S. TOXIC I I 6. REACTIVE

I I 9. OTHERfepecifr;.-__________________

I I 3. RADIOACTIVE I I 4. HIGHLY VOLATILE

["I 7. INERT " TXl S. FLAMMABLE

C. WASTE CATEGORIES

1. Are recoida of waatea available? Speeifr itema auch aa manifaata, inventotlea, etc. belo»

Some records retained by the company

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VII. WASTE RELATED INFORMATION (-continued)

2. Estimate the amount (specify unit of memmure) of waste by category; marie 'X' to indicate which wastes are present.

a. SLUDGE b. OIL XX c. SOLVENTS XX d. CHEMICALS X a. SOLIDS t. OTHER

unknown

AMOUNT

unknown

AMOUNT AMOUNT

unknown

UNIT OF MEASURE UNIT OF MEASURE UNIT OF MEASURE UNIT OF MEASURE UNIT OF MEASURE UNIT OP MEASURE

PAINT.

'PIGMENTS

.OILY

1

 WASTES

.MALOOENATEO

SOLVENTS

ID ACIDS 111 FLY ASH

.LABORATORY.

PHARMACEUT.

SLUDGES

NON-MALOGNTO.

SOLVENTS

PICKLING

LIQUORS

1 ASBESTOS (2) HOSPITAL

(S)POTW

31 OTHERCapeclfr;.-

131 CAUSTICS

MILLING/MINE

TAILINGS

(II RADIOACTIV E

141

ALUMINUM

SLUOGK

141 PESTICIDES

FERROUS SMELT

ING WASTES

(41 MUNICIPAL

ID) OTHER Capacity;:

18) DYES/INKS

NON-FERROUS

SMLTG. WASTES

181 OTHBRfapeelfy;

(S) CYANIDE

(•) OTHERrepecifr;.-

(7) PHENOLS

(SI HALOGENS

(» PCB

(10) METALS

(111 OTHERfapeciry;.

Various cheiiicals transported in bai ges

0. LIST SUBSTANCES OF GREATEST CONCERN WHICH ARE ON THE SITE (Place in deacendlng order of hm*mrd)

I. SUBSTANCE

2. FORM

(mar* -X')

I. SOLIDb.

LIO.

C. V A'

POR

3. TOXICITY

" (mar* 'X')

HIGH MED. LOW

4. CAS NUMBER . S. AMOUNT 6. UNIT

VIOL h.vlARD DESCRIPTION

FIELD EVALUATION HAZARD DESCRIPTION: Plsce an 'X' in the box to indicate that the listed hazard exists. Describe the

hazard in the space provided. _________ ___

5S A. HUMAN HEALTH HAZARDS Washwater stored in open ponds may effect employees

an-fl others due to odors emminatihg,from the site and skin exposure to

irritants

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H B. NON-WORKER INJURY/EXPOSURE .

Wastes have been handled in such a manner as to expose large numbers

of people to odors from the site. Complaints concerning odors from this

site have been reported from as far away as 15 miles in Vidor.

ST] c. WORKER INJURY/EXPOSURE

Exposure to chemicals and oils in the open pits.

|—| D. CONTAMINATION OF WATER SUPPLY

N/A

E. CONTAMINATION OF FOOD CHAIN

N/A

|j|| F. CONTAMINATION OF GROUND WATER

Groundwater contamination has not been documented however, the facility

has accepted wastewater continuously during operation and has had no

discharges during the previous year. This indicates- that water from the

ponds is seeping into the ground below the pits where an old municipal

landfillwas located.

|X| G. CONTAMINATION OF SURFACE WATER

Not documented, but probable due to contamination of the surrounding

soils by spills from the waste ponds.

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VUg. HAZARD DESCRIPTION (contintiod)

! I H. DAMAGE TO FLORA/FAUNA

Not determined

I I I. FISH KILL

no

|X~I J. CONTAMINATION OF AIR

The site handles materials during its operation that have resulted in

numerous complaints.

IX) K. NOTICEABLE ODORS

Odors emminate from the open storage ponds.

ne\ L. CONTAMINATION OF SOIL

Extensive spills on the property have resulted in a large area around

the waste ponds becoming contaminated.•.

I ) M. PROPERTY DAMAGE

N/A

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fyl N. FIRE OR EXPLOSION

Fires have resulted from the methane gas produced in the old landfill

below the site.

IXl O. SPILLS/LEAKING CONTAINERS/RUNOFF/STANDING LIQUID

Inadequate maintenance of the facility has contributed to spills and

standing liquids on the site.

I P. SEWER. STORM DRAIN PROBLEMS

N/A

0. EROSION PROBLEMS

N/A

j R. INADEQUATE SECURITY

Fences and gates are not used, few that exist are not maintained in work

ing order.

_j S. INCOMPATIBLE WASTES

N/A

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HAZARD DESCRIPTION (continued)

Ivl T. MIDNIGHT DUMPING

Dumping of wastes from the operation on the ground has ocurred with

little attempts to stop the dumping or clean it up3

STI U. OTHER (apeeify;.

This facility is located on the old Port Authur landfill. Methane measur

ments at the site show gas levels within the dangerous and explosive

range. Waste ponds which are probably leaching into the landfill may

be contaminating ground water and compounding the methane problem at the

site.

IX. POPULATION DIRECTLY AFFECTED BY SITE

A. LOCATION OF POPULATION

I.IN RESIDENTIAL AREAS

, IN COMMERCIAL

OR INDUSTRIAL AREAS

IN PUBLICLY

''TRAVELLED AREAS

. PUBLIC USE AREAS

fparfca, aenooJa, ace.;

B. APPROX. NO.

OF PEOPLE AFFECTED

N/A

<50

<100

N/A

C. APPROX. NO. OF PEOPLE

AFFECTED WITHIN

UNIT AREA

N/A

<50

*100

N/A

O. APPROX. NO.

OF BUILDINGS

AFFECTED

N/A

<30

<30

N/A

E. DISTANCE

TO SITE

fapecffy unite;

N/A

fe mile

?5 mil *»

N/A

X. WATER AND HYDROLOCICAL DATA

A. DEPTH1 TO GROUNDWATERfape«ifr unit;

unknown

0. POTENTIAL YIELD OF AQUIFER

unknown

B. DIRECTION OF FLOW

east to the intrapoasta

E. DISTANCE TO DRINKING WATER SUPPLY

WWbtfr —— '

C. GROUNOWATER USE IN VICINITY

1 unlcnnvm

F. DIRECTION TO DRINKING WATER SUPPLY

unknown

O. TYPE OF DRINKING WATER SUPPLY

1. NON-COMMUNITY I I 2. COMMUNITY (mpmeltr town).

< IS CONNECTIONS* ' > IS CONNECTIONS

! I 3. SURFACE WATER f"l 4. WELL

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X. WATER AND HYDROLOCICAL DATA Cconfinuod;

H. LIST ALL DRINKING WATER WELLS WITHIN A 1/4 MILE RADIUS OF SITE

2. DEPTH

(•pacify unit;

3. LOCATION

(•proximity ro population/ building*)

NON-COMMUNITY

(mar* 'X')

COMMUNITY

(mar* <X>)

N/A probably no wells in the immediate

vicinity as this property was a city

landfill built on a spoils basin.

I. RECEIVING WATER

I. NAME

Sabine Heches Ship

Channel

I I a. SEWERS

I I 4. LAKES/RESERVOIRS

3. STREAMS/RIVERS

B. OTHERfapoeffr):

A. SPECIFY USE AND CLASSIFICATION OF RECEIVING WATERS

Transportation,recreation including fishing, swimming, boating, skiing.

XI. SOIL AND VECITATION DATA

LOCATION OF SITE IS IN:

I | A. KNOWN FAULT ZONE

[""I E. A REGULATED FLOODWAY

B. KARST ZONE

F

- CRITICAL HABITAT

C. 100 YEAR FLOOD PLAIN \JT\ D. WETLAND

C. RECHARGE ZONE OR SOLE SOURCE AQUIFER

XTI. TYPE OF GEOLOGICAL MATERIAL OBSERVED

Mark 'X' to indicate the typefa) of geological material observed end specify where necessary, the component parts.

•X

A. OVERBURDEN 8. BEDROCK fepeclfy below; C. OTHER fapecify below;

I . SAND

This area was created with

dredge spoils from Sabine

3. GRAVEL Neches ship channel.

SOIL PERMEABILITY

fat! A. UNKNOWN I I B. VERY HIGH (100.000 to 1000 cm/aec.; I I C. HIGH (1000 to 10 cm/sec.;

! I D. MODERATE (10 to .1 cm/aec.; I I E. LOW (.1 to .001 cm/aec.; I I F. VERY LOW (.001 »o .00001 em/aec.;

G. RECHARGE AREA

' | 1. YES [jf\ 2. NO 3. COMMENTS:

H. DISCHARGE AREA

t I 1. YES ijjj] 2. NO 3. COMMENTS:

I.SLOPE

1. ESTIMATE % OF SLOPE 2. SPECIFY DIRECTION OF SLOPE. CONDITION OF SLOPE. ETC.

Slopes East to channel. Ground 50% bare,

i. OTHER GEOLOGICAL DATA

N/A

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XIV. PERMIT INFORMATION

List all applicable permits held by the site and provide the related information.

A. PERMIT TYPE

(••tt'RCRA.Stmtm,NPDBS,»tc>)

B. ISSUING

AGENCY

C. PERMIT

NUMBER

D. DATE

ISSUED

(mo.,day.4yr.;

E. EXPIRATION

DATE

(•mo.,day.oivr.;

F. IN COMPLIANCE

'X';

2.

NO

1. UNKNOWN

NPDES EPA TX 0058351

Wastewater

TDWR 01859 3-5-79 3-5-84

XV. PAST REGULATORY OR ENFORCEMENT ACTIONS

f~l NONE CJS YES faiannarla* In (Ma apace;

Enforcement action has been requested by TDWR.

NOTE: Based on the information in Sections III through XV, fill out the Tentative Disposition (Section //) information

on the first page of this form.

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SURFACE IMPOUNDMENTS SITE INSPECTION REPORT

(Supplemental Report)

INSTRUCTION

Answer and Explain

as Necessary.

I. TYPE OF IMPOUNDMENT

Open ponds previously used as part of a wastewater treatment facility____

^STABILITY/CONDITION OF EMBANKMENTS TM "

The embankments are weathered, eroded and in an extreme state of disrepair

3. EVIDENCE OF SITE INSTABILITY (Erotion, seining, sink HOI**, etc.; Settling has occurred in some areas,

3S YES Cj NO and is spongy in others due to the landfill below. low load limit

4. EVIDENCE OF DISPOSAL OF IGNITABLE OR REACTIVE WASTE

gl YES r-| NoThe facility appears to be indescriminate regarding materials

S. ONLY COMPATIBLE WASTES ARE STORED OR DISPOSED OP IN THE IMPOUNDMENT

K3

 v« on NO unable to document either reply.

n ana j.eu.

6. RECORDS CHECKED FOR CONTENTS AND LOCATION OF EACH SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT

(XI YES l~~l NO

7. IMPOUNDMENT HAS LINER SYSTEM

Cl »es IS

 N0 ponds were unlined

7a. INTEGRITY OF LINER SYSTEM CHECKED

5T1 YES I I NO

7b. FINDING* FOJ.yeT:nyiene^Liners deployed, during ci

floated to the Surface..Holes were snot zn th

fnf * liner's have singe diLvd.____________ _

lons^ructipn of.tne^facility. ,.

e liners to allow them to sinfc

e. SOIL STRUCTURE AND SUBSTRUCTURE Tne suDstrucTzure or tnis sire consists or an old

municipal landfill closed out prior to the entity locating at the site.

Overburden is shallow and.consists of clay. Several areas of the site are

hazardous as the ground will not support a mans weight._______________

9. MONITORING WELLS

O YES g NO

10. LENGTH, WIDTH. AND DEPTH

LENOTH 20Q ft

 W'°TH

 IQO ft DEPTH 5 ft

11. CALCULATED VOLUMETRIC CAPACITY

100.000

12. PERCENT OF CAPACITY REMAINING

None Dikes have weathered to the point that no additional materials can

13. ESTIMATE FREEBOARD

4 to 6 inches -

r>e added

14. SOLIDS DEPOSITION

LTi YES (S NO

is. DREDGING DISPOSAL METHOD No dredging has occurred however this action is addressel

in the Texas Wastewater Discharge Permit._________________________

is. OTHER EQUIPMENT No other equipment is deployed presently. The ponds are being

used for storage of wastewater, not as part of a wastewater treatment

system.

EPA FormT2070-3CX10-79)

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&EPA Notificatio ^ Hazardous Waste r

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United States

Environmental Protection

This initial notification information is Please type or print in ink. If you need

required by Section 103(c) of the Compre- additional space, use separate sheets of

hensive Environmental Response, Compen- paper. Indicate the letter of the item

sation, and Liability Act of 1980 and must which applies.

be mailed by June 9, 1981.

Person Required to Notify:

Enter the name and address of the person

or organization required to notify.

Name

Street

+

City State %*** Zip Code 77***

Site

Enter the comrrfori narrv

actual location of the site.,

/rVte»-.<»/ • >

CU-« Only

Name of Site

. Street

City IjyCounty State jy^ Zip Code X

7

 ^ ^ 4r

C Person to Contact:

Enter the name, title (if applicable), and

business telephone number of the person

to contact regarding information

submitted on this form.

Name (Last. First and Title)

Phone 0/3)

D Dates of Waste Handling:

Enter the years that you estimate waste

treatment, storage, or disposal began and

ended at the site.

From (Year) To (Year)

E Waste Type: Choose the option you prefer to complete

Option I: Select general waste types and source categories. If

you do not know the general waste types or sources, you are

encouraged to describe the site in Item I—Description of Site.

General Type of Waste:

Place an X in the appropriate

boxes. The categories listed

overlap. Check each applicable

category.

1. D Organics

2. D Inorganics

3. D Solvents

4. D Pesticides

5. D Heavy metals

6. D Acids

7. D Bases

8. D PCBs

9. D Mixed Municipal Waste

10. D Unknown

11. (^Other (Specify)

0,1

//«*•*

it.

Form Approved

OMB No. 2000-0138

EPA Form 8900-1

Source of Waste:

Place an X in the appropriate

boxes.

1. O Mining

2. D Construction

3. D Textiles

4. D Fertilizer

5. D Paper/Printing

6. D Leather Tanning

7. D Iron/Steel Foundry

8. D Chemical, General

9. D Plating/Polishing

10. D Military/Ammunition

11. D Electrical Conductors

12. D Transformers

13. D Utility Companies

14. D Sanitary/Refuse

15. D Photofinish

16. O Lab/Hospital

17. D Unknown

18. IH Other (Specify)

Option 2: This option is available to persons familiar with the

Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) Section 3001

regulations (40 CFR Part 261).

Specific Type of Waste:

EPA has assigned a four-digit number to each hazardous waste

listed in the regulations under Section 3001 of RCRA. Enter the

appropriate four-digit number in the boxes provided. A copy of

the list of hazardous wastes and codes can be obtained by

contacting the EPA Region serving the State in which the site is

located.

SUPERFUND

FILE

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Notification of Hazardous Wast

F Waste Quantity:

Place an X in the appropriate boxes to

indicate the facility types found at the site.

In the "total facility waste amount" space

give the estimated combined quantity

(volume) of hazardous wastes at the site

using cubic feet or gallons.

In the "total facility area" space, give the

estimated area size which the facilities

occupy using square feet or acres.

Side Two

Facility Type

1. D Piles

2. D Land Treatment

3. O Landfill

4. D Tanks

5. D Impoundment

6. D Underground Injection

7. O Drums, Above Ground

8. D Drums, Below Ground

9. 0. Other (Specify)____

-tfc ... Facility Waste Amount

cubic feet

gallons

Total Facility Area

square feet

Known, Suspected or Likely Releases to the Environment:

Place an X in the appropriate boxes to indicate any known, suspected,

or likely releases of wastes to the environment.

D Known D Suspected D Likely

Note: Items Hand I are optional. Completing these items will assist EPA and State and local governments in locating and assessing

hazardous waste sites. Although completing the items is not required, you are encouraged to do so.

H Sketch Map of Site Location: (Optional)

Sketch a map showing streets, highways,

routes or other prominent landmarks near

the site. Place an X on the map to indicate

the site location. Draw an arrow showing

the direction north. You may substitute a

publishing map showing the site location.

I Description of Site: (Optional)

Describe the history and present

conditions of the site. Give directions to

the site and describe any nearby wells,

springs, lakes, or housing. Include such

information as how waste was disposed

and where the waste came from. Provide

any other information or comments which

may help describe the site conditions.

t a*i

J Signature and Title:

The person or authorized representative

(such as plant managers, superintendents,

trustees or attorneys) of persons required

to notify must sign the form and provide a

mailing address (if different than address

in item A). For other persons providing

notification, the signature is optional.

Check the boxes which best describe the

relationship to the site of the person

required to notify. If you are not required

to notify check "Other".

Name Al • ' &- J/*/

/

Street f 0 $*? 1^°

City tfH.'f/ . State /ftwZip Code 77

Signature /f'^*'^ '^^^/_s^' ^ Date */< /

f \

——— D Owner, Present

D Owner, Past

———— ^Transporter

r,u D Operator, Present

— £ — D Operator, Past

y D Other

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Investigation Report

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Investigation Report

State Welding and Marine

Works, Permit No. 01859

I. Introduction

A. State Welding and Marine Works (State Marine) owns and operates

a wastewater treatment system authorized by Permit No. 01859.

The original treatment system included aeration and neutralization

, lagoons which are now being closed out. State Marine sent a

letter to Bob Dicks, TDWR Central Office, October 3, 1980

outlining treatment system modifications. The permit was not

amended because the modifications did not propose a change

of discharge limitations or point of discharge.

B. Permit No. 01859 was approved February 27, 1974, renewed

March 5, 1979 and expires March 5. 1984. Discharge limits are »

listed in Attachment I.

I I. Waste Load

The waste load is barge cleaning wash water. Attachment II is

a list of barges cleaned within the last year. Plant personnel

""estimated that 10,000 gallons of water was required to clean an

average size barge.

III. Treatment System

A. The wastewater treatment system utilizes vacuum pumps to transf/er

the water from the barge to the head of the treatment plant.

Air pressure is then used to force the water through the treatment

unUs with the exception of the final discharge which is gravity

flow. Attachment III is a plant schematic. Attachment IV is

?s unit dimensions. The treatment facility is operated in the

following manner:

1. Waste is pumped from barges into vacuum tanks;

2. waste then flows through a baffled tank where

the heavier solids (ie: rust and scale)

settle out;

3. remaining liquid portions flow into two

upright tanks which act as oil/water separators;

4. the oil fraction is pumped into oil storage

tanks where the oil remains until it is,

sold.

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the aqueous fraction is pumped through

a hay filter and into an open tank

which traps residual oil;

water is released from the tank through

a pipe (outfall 001), and discharges are

controlled by a manually operated valve.

B. Actual design rating of the plant is not known.

IV. Receiving Streams

The treatment plant discharges into the Neches-frinity Coastal

Basin, segment 0703. Potential uses of the stream are non- *

contact recreation and propagation of fish and wildlife.

. Previous Action

State Welding and Marine Works is currently operating under the

.... provisions of the Agreed Order to Temporary Injunction

No1. A-113011, 58th District Court of Jefferson County. According

to the terms of the Injunction, Mr. Slay was required to

submit to TDWR a closure plan for the lagoons and surrounding

areas at this facility. The closure plan was submitted,

amended, and finally approved on January 21, 1982 (1/21/82/

Attorney General to Michael Matthews). The plan included

removal of the liquid portion of the waste from the lagoons,

placing contaminated soil from surrounding areas into the

dewatered lagoons, rendering of all remaining sludges jn the

lagoons to a non-flowing consistency, and placing an approved

final cover over the disturbed area which lies to the north of

the plant entrance road. According to the terms of the Injunction,

Mr. Slay has 180 days from the date the plan was approved to

complete the closure operation (7/21/82). A 30-day extension

has been agreed to by the court.

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VI. Violations

Violations

Failure to monitor

discharge

Discharging pM

13.2 wastewater

Failure to record

sampling data

Failure to report

treatment system

modifications

Failure to submit

non-compliance

notifications

Inadequate

facility operation

Failure to notify

TDWR of facility

name change

Improper handling

of solid waste

Data Source

I.O.M. Compliance

Inspection of State

Marine dated 8/11/82

(DB/CWM/GS/CRM)

MU tag #14154

I.O.M. Compliance

Inspection of State

Marine dated 8/11/82

(DB/CWM/GS/CRM)

I.O.M. Compliance

Inspection of State

Marine dated 8/11/82

(DB/CWM/GS/CRM)

I.O.M. Compliance

Inspection of State

Marine dated 8/11/82

(DB/CWM/GS/CRM)

I.O.M. Compliance

Inspection of State

Marine dated 8/11/82

(DB/CWM/GS/CRM)

I.O.M. Compliance

Inspection of State

Marine dated 8/11/82

(DB/CWM/GS/CRM)

I.O.M. Compliance

Inspection of State

Marine dated 8/11/82

(DB/CWM/GS/CRM)

Permit or other

Requirement

Permit 01859

Part I, Section A

Permit 01859

Part I, Section A

Discharge limitations

Permit 01859

Part I, Section C,

No. 5

Permit 01859

Part II, Section A,

No. 1

Permit 01859

Part II, Section A,

No. 2

Permit 01859

Part II, Section A,

No. 3

Permit 01859

Part II, Section B,

No. 2

Texas Administrative

Code Rule 335.4 and

permit 01859, Part II,

Section A, No. 2

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L

Violations

Failure to notify

TDWR of oil spill

7/5/82

\ Failure to notify

TDWR of oil spill

7/26/82

Failure to submit

an Industrial Solid

waste inventory

Failure to submit

self-reporting data

Data Source

Spill Report dated

7/13/82 (D.Brashear/

CWM/D.Barker)

Spill Report dated

8/11/82 (D.Brashear/

CWM/D.Barker)

I.O.M. Compliance

Inspection of State

Marine dated 7/14/R2

(MM/CWM/GS)

I.O.M. Compliance

Inspection of State

Marine dated 8/11/82

(DB/CWM/GS/CRM)

Permit or other

Requirement

Texas Water Code

Section 26.039

Texas Water Code

Section 26.039

Texas Administrative

Code Rule 335.6 and

Temporary Injunction

No. A-113011. Section

II Item F

Texas Water Code

Section 26.042

VII. Causes of Violations

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The treatment system is not as described in the letter sent to

TDWR October 3, 1980 from Chester Slay. This letter proposes

a treatment system to replace the lagoons that are being closed

out. The letter list an "activated carbon filter" and a "final

settling tank" which are not on site.

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Neutralization procedures consist of adding drums of acid or

caustic to the aeration tank. This procedure is evidently

inadequate manifest by the pH 13.2 discharge sampled 7/26/82.

Operational and maintenance problems include:

1. Thick accumulations of sludge and solids

in the vacuum tank and rust separator.

2. Lack of permanent air lines between the

compressor and aeration tank.

The plant's ability to treat the waste load received can only be

speculated because no performance data have been accumulated.

TDWR personnel have been almost totally unable to sample the

discharge due to its intermittent nature.

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The plant appears to be only capable of removing floating

oil and settleable solids.

B. State Marine had repeatedly been informed of their noncompliant status regarding inadequate record keeping.

failure to notify TDWR of process changes, failure to

notify TDWR of non-compliant discharges, failure to

sample discharge, failure to notify TDWR of oil spills,

* improper management of industrial solid waste, failure

to submit self-reporting and failure to submit a solid

waste inventory. The permittee has not responded

adequately to the District's attempts to bring the

facility into compliance with permit No. 01859.

C. Agreed order for temporary injunction No. All3011, Section

I requires State Marine to comply with the Texas Solid

Waste Disposal Act. Texas Water Code. Rules and

Regulation of the Texas Department of Wattr Resources,

and TDWR permit #01859. State Murine h«is bc?en noncompliant with the above acts and permits and thus in

violation of said injunction.

VI!'. Recommendations

Within 30 days State Marine shall submit to the Executive

Director for approval plans and implementation schedule

prepared by a registered professional engineer certified

in the State of Texas which will bring the wastewater

treatment plant into compliance with Permit No. 01859.

The"plans should include but not be limited to the

•\ following:

1. A waste load evaluation survey.

2. Adding an activated carbon absorbtion

unit and final clarifier as described

in the technical description submitted

by State Marine or equivalent approved

facilities.

3. Adding neutralization capabilities

to the treatment system.

State Marine should immediately initiate a program for

operation and maintenance of the treatment plant to include

but not limited to the following:

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1) representative sampling procedures

2) maintaining required records

3) adequate equipment calibration procedures

4) timely reporting

5) proper management of industrial solid

waste

6) an industrial solid waste inventory

7) an SPCC plan

State Marine should immediately comply with all provisions

of the Agreed Temporary Injunction No. A113011 and permit

No. 01859.

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A. EFFLl t.VI LIMITATIONS AND MONITORING RFQITREMKNTS

I

Duiwg the period beginning effective date ar.d iastinp throug': expiration date,

the permittee is authorized to diacharr** from eutfalliil senaJ number(s) 001.

Such discha»fr- <*tiu* h» limited and monitored by the permittee as specified below:

Kffluent Oiarmcufrutic

Daily Avg

Flow—m3/Day (MGDl N/A

Total Suspended Solids 1.9(4.2)

Biochemical Oxygen

Demand (5-day) 1.9(4.2)

Chemical Oxyger. Demand 19(42)

Oil and Grease 1.0(2.1)

Total Chromium, mg/1 N/A

Discharge Limitations Monitoring Requirement*

Temperature, F IJ/A

/day ) Other Units (Specify 1

Daily Max

N/A

4.5(10)

4.5(10)

45.4(100)

1.8(4)

N/A

N/A

Daily Avg

Report

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

2

93

Daily Max

Report

:;/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

2.5

95

Measurement

Frequency

I/day

2 /month

2/p.onth

2/nonth

2/morith

2 /month

I/day

Sample

Type

N'/A

24-hr.

24-hr.

24-hr.

Grab

24-hr.

In Situ

composite

composite

composite

composite

o>

o

The pH shall not be less than 6.0 standard units nor greater than 9. C standard units and shall be monitored

I/day on a grab sample.

There shall be no discharge of floating solids or visible foam in other than trace amounts.

Samples taken in compliance with the monitoring requirement* specified ahovi* shall Ite taken at thr foltnwing loca'.i'jrm»:

At outfall 001 at the plant site on Pleasure Islet in Jefferson County, T*:x.is.

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Attachment 1

PART III

a

OTHER REQUIREMENTS

The following limitations shall apply to Outfall 001:- ^

Volume: Not to exceed an average of 25,000 gallons per day

Not to exceed a maximum of 40,000 gallons per day

Table 1

, Grab Samples

Pollutant Column 1 Column 2

Total Suspended Solids, mg/1 30 40

Biochemical Oxygen Demand

(5-day), mg/1 30 40

Chemical Oxygen Demand, mg/1 300 400

Oil and Grease, mg/1 15 20

Total Chromium, mg/1 3 4

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Attachment II

Contents of Barges cleaned by

State Marine since January, 1981

Previous Cargo No. of Barges Cleaned

Naptha 2

Lube Oil 2

Caustic 6

Diesel 5

Neutral Oil 1

Ethyl glycol 1

Methanol 1

TP 5 1

Polypropylene ethylene glycol 2

Polypropylene tetramine 1

Sunflower Oil 1

6 oil 1

Xylene 1

Ethyl benzene 1

Styrene 1

Kerosene 1

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Attachment III

Schematic of State Marine

Wnstewater Treatment

System

1) Vacuum tanks

2) Rust Removal

3) Oil and Water Separator

4) Oil and Water Separator

5) Hay Filter

6) Aeration Tank

7) Oil Storage Tank

8) Pump House

30

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Attachment IV

Unit

Rust separator

1st Oil and water

separator

2nd Oil and water

separator

Aeration tank

Hay filter

Vacuum tank

Capacity*

Length

30.5

20

14

33

4

Width Depth Diameter

6.2

8.0

5.0

16 7.6

4 2

in Gallons

6884

7516

2055

30.292

239 *

*10,000

*estimated by

operator

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Attachment 4

Inspection Report

July, 1980

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Texas Department of Water Resources

l.vn.UOl IK I. MI-.MOK.XMH-.M

TO : Gary Schroeder. Industrial Wastewater and Solid OATH: August 29, 1980

Waste, Enforcement and Field Operations

THRU : —

FROM : David Buchanan, Environmental Quality Specialist, District 6

SUBJECT: State Marine of Port Arthur, Inc. (Discharge Permit No. 01859)

Solid Waste Site Inspection

On July 31, 1989 during the aerial surveillance of Jefferson County a potentially

hazardous solid waste site was located at State Marine of Port Arthur on Pleasure

Islet, P.O. Box 750. Groves, Texas 77619. On August 18, 1980 District 6 representatives David Buchanan and Michael Moore conducted a solid waste inspection at

State Marine to determine the disposition of the site and the nature of the wastes

stored or processed there.

State Marine operates a barge cleaning facility for vessels carrying petroleum or

chemical products. Wash water from this operation is pumped into a wastewater .

treatment system (Permit No. 01859). An area_east and._south of the treatment pits,

approximately two acres, was covered with waste oils. On the northjeasl corner of

the treatment facility waste oils and water have breached a badly weathered portion

of the levee, spilling onto the adjacent property. On the west side waste cils

cover approximately one acre; these oils may have spilled through a break in the

levee. Another small spill covering 200 square feet has occurred by their vacuum

tanks adjacent to the intracoastal canal.

At the time of this inspection the wastewater treatment facility was not complete

or functional. Pits indicated on treatment facility flow charts (1n district files)

were not in use and no aerators were deployed. No PVC liners were present in any of

the pits Inspected. Pits containing waste oils and water bubbled constantly, probably

due to methane gases escaping from the closed Port Arthur landfill located below the

pits. State Marine continuously operates a barge cleaning facility but has. no records

of a discharge from their wastewater treatment facilities. Water in the treatment

pits may be percolating through the soil and Into the landfill, thus explainingxthe

no discharge status.

During this Inspection the following violations of wastewater discharge permit No. 01859

were noted:

1. Facility modification and expansion to include processing of waste

oils Into bunker fuel have begun without proper notification to the

permit issuing authority, as per Part II; Section A., MANAGEMENT

REQUIREMENTS; Subsection 1., Change in Discharge, which specifies:

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"Any anticipated facility expansions, production increases,

or process modifications which will result in new, different,

or Increased discharges of pollutants must be reported by —-

submission of a new application or, if such changes will not

violate the effluent limitations specified in this permit,

by notice to the permit issuing authority of such changes."

2. Wastewater treatment facilities were in extreme state of disrepair. Levees

' were broken and badly weathered or eroded. This constitutes a violation as

per Part II; Section A., MANAGEMENT REQUIREMENTS; Subsection 3., Facilities

Operation, which specifies:

"The permittee shall at all times maintain in good working

order and operate as efficiently as possible all treatment

or control facilities or systems installed or used by the

permittee to achieve compliance with the terms and conditions of this permit."

3. An unauthorized bypass of treatment facilities as per Part II; Section A.,

MANAGEMENT REQUIREMENTS; Subsection 5., Bypassing, which specifies:

"Any diversion from or bypass of facilities necessary to

maintain compliance with the terms and conditions of this

permit is prohibited, except (i) where unavoidable to prevent

loss of life or severe property damage, (ii) where excessive

storm drainage or runoff would damage any facilities necessary

for compliance with the effluent limitations and prohibitions

of this permit, or (111) where authorized under a program of

preventive or corrective maintenance as approved by the Environmental Protection Agency or the Executive Director, Texas

Department of Water Resources. The permittee shall promptly

notify the Regional Administrator and the Executive Director.

Texas Department of Water Resources. 1n writing of each such

diversion or bypass."

Violations of the Solid Waste Disposal Act include:

1. Disposal of waste oils on-site without a permit.

2. Disposal of rust and other materials from barge cleanings on-site without

a permit.

3. Disposal of the aforementioned materials in such a manner as to constitute

an eminent threat of discharge to the waters of the State of Texas.

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On August 21, 1980 State Marine was inspected again and samples were taken from

two spill areas. This Information was recorded on Chain-of-Custody Tag Nos.

SS 05134. HM 04082, SS 05136 and HM 04085. These samples were shipped to the

Texas Health Department 1n Austin for analysis. During this inspection the presence

of explosive gases was checked using an MSA explosimeter. Two readings were taken

west of the wastewater treatment facilities. The first reading was above 100% of

the lower explosive limit and the second reading was in the explosive range. Charcoal

filters were not used to filter petroleum vapors; however, another reading taken

Immediately over a pool of waste oil Indicated no explosive gases were present. In

view of this the first two readings were probably due to methane gases being generated

by the old Port Arthur municipal landfill, where State Marine leases Us property.

Approvedyi*^^/?? .^v/'

/

* ^ /•'-• -f Signed: V^^^A ^

Giaren^efl. Moritz, P.E. DavTd Buchanan

Attachments: (1) 10 photographs

(2) map

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Photgraphs at State Marine.

North treatment pond,faring east.

Spill from the Northeast corner

of the above pond. Facing southeas

^ e -i?- *y

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Photographs from State Marine.

Spill from the northeast corner

of the north treatment pond,

facing southeast.

Waste oils disposed on the ground

south and east of the* treatment

facilities, facina north.

Waste oils disposed on the ground

south of the treatment facilities,

facing southeast.

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Photographs at State Marine.

Spill and disposal of waste oils

by the vacuum tanks adjacent to tht

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intra-coastal canal. Facing northeast.

Wastewater treatment facilities.

Note the eroded and broken dikes

are not segregating the individual

treatment cells. Facing southsoutheast.

Waste oil disposal area south of U

wastewater treatment facilities.

Facing east.

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Photographs at State Marine.

Waste oil spill and disposal arec>

west of the treatment facilities.

This area has been scraped and cov

ered. Oily dirt Was juished against

the west levee. Facing north.

Expansion and modification of the

facilities including one 20.000

a>

barrel storage tank, two 10,000

barrel storage tanks, and a distillation column for refining wastt

oils into bunker fuel.

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fence for adjoining

Spill \

Northeast\

water pit/L

i ll and disposal area

st of wastewater pits,

cation of explosive

ses, and exposed

idflll.

Wastewater treatment facilities

"I

175

Spill and disposal south of

the treatment facilities.

old

Spill and disposal

area.

>rivate entrance

**'

vat

tor

caustics

waste oil

i;

UU ilei '

boiler

nouse

storag

ooo

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tanks

t

'ouse » j

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vacuum tan

office

complex

fdistill&lo

I column

concrete pad

NOT TO SCAL

20,000

barrel

storage

(barrel I

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Texas Department of Water Resources

~iNTi:Kon \<:L MI-MOKANIHJM

•

TO : Gary Schroeder (CV). Chief, Solid Waste and Spill

 DATE: August 10, 1983

Response, Enforcement and Field Operations

THRU :

FROM ; Daniel K. Brashear, District 6 Representative

SUBJECT: Anonymous Complaint (July 25, 1983) Concerning

Chester Slay dba Golden Triangle Shipyard

Statement of Events

On July 25, 1983 I, Daniel K. Brashear and Vickie Reat of the Texas Department of

Water Resources District 6 office were conducting routine stream monitoring in

the vicinity of State Marine and Welding Works, Golden Triangle Shipyard, and the

Lauren Company. At or a little after 12:00 Noon that day we observed that the

barge KBL-103 was moored at Golden Triangle Shipyard. The barge was sitting level

in the water with the deck approximately one to tv/o feet above the surface of the

water. We also observed Chester Slay walking on barge KBL-103.

I received a phone call later that afternoon in the District 6 office. The caller

wished to file an anonymous complaint alleging that barges of toxic waste have

been pumped into the channel while docked at Golden Triangle Shipyard. The complainant further alleged that such a barge was presently moored at Golden Triangle

Shipyard and would likely be pumped into the channel that night. I relayed this

information to the District 6 Assistant Supervisor, Larry Hagen, at about 4:30 p.m.

that day. That same evening at about 7:15 p.m. I received another phone call from

the anonymous complainant who expressed concern that a barge full of toxic waste

would be pumped overboard that night at Golden Triangle Shipyard. I immediately

called Larry Hagen and informed him of the phone call. He instructed me to meet

a Game Warden and a United States Coast Guard officer at Bailey's Camp that same

evening.

.1 met Bill Jones, Texas Parks and Wildlife officer, and Robert Shettlesworth, U.S. rvCoast Guard officer at Bailey's Camp and departed Bailey's Camp by boat at approximately 11 p.m. We arrived at Golden Triangle Shipyard at 11:15 p.m. I observed

that the barge KBL-103 was floating level and that the deck was now about six to

seven feet above the surface of the water. We boarded another dock which was

located immediately south of the dock to which the barge KBL-103 was moored. We

then proceeded to a location on this dock from which we could observe activities

on the dock to which the barge KBL-103 was moored. I observed two men on the dock

at which the KBL-103 was moored. They were standing within approximately five

feet of a hose which stretched between a hole in the dock and the deck of barge

KBL-103. I could not see either end of the hose. One of the men walked over to

the hole in the dock through which the hose was inserted and looked inside the

hole with a flashlight. Mr. Robert Shettlesworth and I then proceeded back to our

boat. Mr. Bill Jones proceeded to cross a piece of iron framework onto the dock

which the barge KBL-103 was moored. Mr. Robert Shettlesworth and I boarded our

boat and proceeded to the dock to which the barge KBL-103 was moored. I then saw

a person who later identified himself as Mr. Leon Edwards Kethley, Jr. walk over

and start talking to Mr. Bill Jones. At this time Mr. Robert Shettlesworth and

I proceeded to board the dock at which the KBL-103 was moored. The four of us

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then walked over to the hose that was stretched between the dock and barge KBL-103.

I observed that the hose inserted into the hole in the dock was positioned with the

end approximately two feet above the surface of the water underneath the dock. The

hose was tied to a piece of iron underneath the dock. The hose was discharging at

full capacity into the water underneath the dock. The other end of the hose was

attached to the barge pump on the barge KBL-103. The pump was running at a very

high rpm and with a very loud exhaust. I noted that there was substantial accumulations of a black oily substance floating on the water underneath and around the

dock. I collected a sample of the liquid that was being discharged from the hose.

I also collected samples of the water off the north end of the dock and the liquid

in the No. 4 port tank of barge KBL-103. The two men identified themselves as Leon

Edwards Kethley, Jr. and George Monroe Henery. Mr. Leon Edwards Kethley, Jr. stated

that he was employed by Golden Triangle Shipyard and that Chester Slay was his

supervisor. He also stated that he reported to work at 8:30 p.m. and observed that

the pumping of barge KBL-103 was occurring at that time,

After sampling and talking to Mr. Kethley, I participated in a meeting ftith Mr.

Chester Slay, Mr. Shettlesworth, and Mr. Jones. I tape recorded the conversation

with the consent and knowledge of Mr. Slay. A transcription of the tape is attached.

arry 'D. 'BoTJareaux Daniel K. Brashear

DKB/bk

Attachment

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Anonymous Complaint Investigation of Golden Triangle Shipyard

July 26, 1983

Transcription of Tape Recording

In Attendance:

Chester Slay (CS), Owner, Golden Triangle Shipyard

William Jones (WJ), Texas Parks & Wildlife

Bob Shettlesworth (BS), United States Coast Guard

Danny Brashear (DB). Texas Department of Water Resources

•v

DB: Chester Slay's office, July 26, 12:25 a.m. Chester Slay's here, William

Jones, Texas Parks i Wildlife, Bob Shettlesworth, Coast Gusrd and Danny

Brashear with Water Resources.

CS: Before we go any further here, I got a couple things I would like to break

in on this. Let'.s see, your name is Jones.

WJ: Right

CS: O.K. Let me turn around here. Mr. Jones notified me approximately, this

is Chester Slay talking, about 45 minutes ago, requested that I either

come down to the Port Arthur Plant or be subject to a warrant and arrest.

Mr. Jones, over the telephone, was requested to leave, refused to do so

and then we'll take it from here.

WJ: Never was I requested to leave the premises. These are your advised rights.

You have the right to remain silent, anything you say can and will be used

against you in a court. You have the right to consult with a lawyer before

answering any questions and have a lawyer with you during any questioning,

if you cannot afford a lawyer one will be provided for you free of cost

if you want one. Do you understand your rights as I;have explained them?

CS: I do **

WJ: Are you willing to talk to officers without consulting a lawyer or having a

lawyer present with you?

CS: No, well to a certain extent

WJ: Yes or No

CSt Do you have a warrant?

WJ: No

CS: You do not have a warrant.

WJ: No, do you want to answer any questions or not, yes or no.

CS: I'll answer some questions.

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DB: Chester, we just came from the docks out there, are you-aware of what's

going on out there?

CS: I am now, you just told me on the telephone.

DB: All right, I didn't talk to you

CS: Jones just told me over the telephone.

CS: Tell me for the record here just what the situation is.

DB: We arrived on the scene and observed and sampled a barge, what was that

barge number?

BS: KBL 103

DB: being unloaded into the dock barge or it was being pumped off—which

subsequently flows into Sabine Lake. There is quite a bit of 0.1! in

the water—the water appears to be contaminated with oil. Where is this

barge from that is being unloaded, barge 103?

CS: I reserve that answer. Let me ask you, is it still pumping?

DB: No

BS: No, I had it shut down.

CS: O.K. One of the men told me that you refused to let him shut it down.

Is that correct?

DB: That is wrong.

BS: I ask the guy who was on the barge to shut it down and he said he did not

know how to do it, that he was just merely a deckhand on the tug over there.

CS: Was there anyone on the barge when you came up?

BS: Yes, the guy didn't have a tankerman's card.

CS: Was he operating the barge?

BS: Yes, that is what he told, he was watching it, he was looking in the tanks

with a flashlight.

CS: The man was?

BS: Yes, he was walking up and down the barge and I asked the captain of the

vessel who was up here at the time, said he was waiting on a deckhand, and I

askedhim if he was in charge of pumping the barge and he said no and there

was nobody around, that was a qualified tankerman, to operate the barge

and that is why I had it shut down. The captain of the vessel shut it down

for me.

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*

CS: O.K. The man on the barge indicated that he was operating the barge?

BS: I won't answer any of your questions at this time.

DB: Chester, what was going on out there?

CS: I have no idea.

DB: You have no idea.

CS: The barge motor was started late this afternoon in preparation for moving

the barge down here to the Lauren dock and pump it into the tank.

DB: It was planned to go into one of your tanks.

CS: That 1s correct.

fc.

WJ: Do you know how the hose got into the dock barge?

CS: No, I do not.

DB: Well I guess I can't think (interrupted)

WJ: Does Leon Edwards Kethley, Jr. work for you?

CS: Yes, he does.

WJ: How long has be been employed by you?

CS: Three months, maybe two months. / •

WJ: Who is his immediate supervisor?

CS: Normally, during the day. I am.

WJ: Did you call him out to work tonight?

CS: He does not normally work at night. He was called down to work as a deckhand on the boat because they went out to pick up a barge.

WJ: By who's request?

CS: Ultimately by mine I imagine, I don't think I personally asked him but I

did ask the dispatcher to call and get him down here.

WJ: So you did ask him to come and work tonight.

CS: On the boat, yea.

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- Page 4

9

DB: Are you trying to tell us that you did not order that barge to be unloaded

into the dock barge?

CS: That is correct.

BS: Do you happen to know who it was that started the engine up and started

the pumping operation?

CS: I know who started the engine but I do not know who started the pumping

operation.

DB: Who started the engine?

CS: Raymond Ballard, our mechanic, started the engine. He started that about

6:00.

DB: 6:00

•v

CS: The reason for starting the engine at 6:00 is that it is an air starter,

the boat does not have an air compressor on it and we do not have any

COp bottles so we have to start it down here and move it down there for

pumping off which we have done on several occasions before.

?*' DB: How long, you have no idea how long its been pumping?

CS: I didn't even know it was pumping.

DB: How much water was in that barge?

CS: I don't know.

DB: You have no idea how full it was?

^ CS: No.

DB: When I was here earlier today passing by, boating by, do you remember

seeing me?

CS: Were you the guy that waves at me from the boat?

DB: You remember somebody waving at you from a boat?

CS: Yes, roughly at dinnertime.

DB: Yes, about dinnertime. Well, that same barge had about a foot of freeboard

in it.

CS: Well I don't know and I don't deny it, I just don't know. I don't know

whether it matters one way or the other.

DB: Can we look in your records and see where that barge might have came from?

000041
Anonymous Complaint Investigation of Golden Triangle Shipyard

,» Page 5

9

CS: In the morning you can.

DB: We cannot tonight?

CS: Not tonight, the secretary's not here.

DB: Is this reasonable working hours?

CS: Heck no

DB: Well your working out there now.

(End of Side A Start Side B)

DB: I ask to see your records and you deny me access to your records?

CS: At 12:30 in the morning yea. The secretary's riot here, we could dig through

them half the night and I don't think that is reasonable. You»can come

back tommorrow.

DB: Can we see your shipping manifest to see what was on the barge?

_^ CS: Pardon

9

DB: Can I look to see what was in the barge? .. .

CS: Well whatever is on the barge I think this Coast Guard man here has the

right to do whatever he wants to on that barge. He may look around

and do what he pleases. And in the morning you may come back and take

a look.

DB: Do you realize that we have had a spill out there?

•

^ CS: No I do not, I was not aware of that.

DB: O.K. I'm going to inform you now we have had a spill out at your facility.

We do not know what the material is. We do not know how hazardous it is

or how dangerous it may be. We are requesting to know what was in the

barge so we may decide what appropriate action will be required.

CS: As best I know it is nothing more than waste oil. That is what we purchased

and that is what it's suppose to be.

DB: Purchased from whom?

CS: Mallard Resources .,.

FILMED

DB: Louisiana CTn

^

 FEB 13 1387

9

 CS:

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Page 6

DB: We can't see any records?

CS: You can in the morning. I don't even know where they are. I don't

know if we even have the bill of sales here even for that matter.

DB: It would put me much at ease if I could see what was in the barge.

CS: I think you have already been out there looking.

DB: I cannot see toxic chemicals. I would like to know.

CS: To my knowledge there are no toxic chemicals on there.

DB: To your knowledge. O.K.

CS: Mr. Jones here is probably been snookered if I may judge because that man

sitting in there both of those men sitting in there on that couch are

probably going to tell you I imagine under oath they didn't start that

engine, they didn't move that hose and they didn't start that pumping job

and the last man to my knowledge that was on that barge was the captain

that I fired this afternoon and by the fact that we've got a Parks &

Wildlife man and a Coast Guard man and a Water Quality Board man sure

makes me wonder if that doesn't just isn't that a real coinsidence because

this is not exactly your normal working hours. I don't think I have seen yoi

here at this time of night before. That would lead me to think that

probably you got a call saying something afoul was going on out here.

DB: Who are you talking about?

CS: I am talking about that Floyd Fletcher.

DB: And he's no longer working here?

j.-v CS: He was fired this afternoon.

DB: Who took his place?

CS: He was the last man on the barge as a matter of fact because I was out there

with him.

DB: Did he start the engine?

CS: No, the engine was going when he was here.

WJ: Did you see him leave?

CS: No

WJ: You said you were there with him; when was the last time you saw him?

CS: We walked up here in the office and I explained the situation to him. He

went that way and I went this way.

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Page 7

WJ: Did you see him walk back down to the barge or where did you see him go

to?

CS: He just left my office, I don't know where he went.

WJ: You said he went one way and you said the other way, motioned with

your hands.

CS: He went out the back door, I went out the front door.

WJ: Where is the back door lead to?

CS: That door, the one you just came through sir right straight to the

barge.

DB: What time did you leave the facility?

CS: I don't know, probably 8:00, I don't know.

DB: Was he here then?

CS: No I don't think so but I didn't go back out there and check. If I'd

known he'd been out there I'd probably gone out and looked but I did not

know, I obviously did not anticipate all this.

BS: Well at this time Mr. Slay you are gonna have to keep that barge Chem 117

tied up where she's at. To prevent the oil that's in the water from

going out into the river any further.

CS: Listen, can we walk out and take a look at it?

t

BS: We sure can.

i

000044
EPARTMENT OF WATER

COMPLAINT REPORT

6

CES

DISTRICT

Date Coniplamt Rec'd

July 25. 1983 . Source

COMPLAINANT

Name:

Anonymous

Address:.

City. State. Zip .

Telephone..——

TYPE

Pollution. Surface Water

Pollution, Ground Water

Solid Waste

Water Rights

Others

Location: On Old Yacht Club Road approximately h mile south of the mouth of the Neches River

on the Sabine-Neches Ship Channel.

Alleged Problem The complainant alleged that illegal discharges had occurred from Golden

Triangle Shipyard. The discharges were allegedly resulting from barges docked at the

facility. The complainant again contacted me at my residence at 7:15 p.m."on July 25,

1983 and stated that they felt that a discharge would occur that night.__________

Summary Of '""OT"o?"""-_._

 A summary of the investigation is included in an interoffice memorand

dated Auaust 10. 1983.__________

^ Interim Status of Corrective Action if problem is not yet resolved.

3 F.nai n»c«i....nn «i Pmhi»m- Th 1 s 1 P vest 1 gat i on wi 11 be included with ongoing enforcement

•»

actions concerning this facility. A final report will be submitted when sample analyses

are received.

Date and method of complainant notification: Not applicable

County Jefferson Segment No. 0701

R,ver satin Neches-Trinity Perm(, No 01859

sJ/s*?is(^s /&7&4^<f^

.Date

OWR 0264 (Rav 11.16-81)

000045
Texas Department of Water Resources

 fl£u>

INTEKOFFICl- MEMORANDUM

TO

THRU

Gary Schroeder, Chief, Solid Waste and Spill

Response, Enforcement and Field Operations

DATE: October 19, 1983

FROM : Daniel K. Brashear, District 6

SUBJECT: Anonymous Request for Assistance at Golden Triangle

Shipyard—Final Addendum to July 25, 1983 Investigation

Report Dated

On July 25, 1983 the writer documented an unauthorized discharge occurring from

Barge KBL-103 into a dock barge located at Golden Triangle Shipyard (interoffice

memorandum dated August 10, 1983, DB.HB/GS). A diagramatical map is included as

Attachment A. Lab analyses of a sample from the discharge (Chain of Custody Tag

Nos. SS 09168 and HM 06041) are included as Attachment B'. This substance is

considered a Class I waste per a phone conversation with Dick Martin, TDWR Solid

Waste Section.

Lab analyses of the sample collected from the Barge KBL-103 (Chain of Custody Taa

No. HM 06042) is included in Attachment C.

Lab analysis of the samples collected from the Sabine-Neches Ship Channel "(Chain

of Custody Tag SS 09169) at a location adjacent to the dock barge are included in

Attachment D. This sample was collected to determine whether the substance which

was pumped into the dock barge had made its v/ay into the Sabine-Neches Ship Channel.

The similarity of the identified pollutants in the two samples (Chain of Custody

Tags SS 09168 and SS 09169) confirms that the substance pumped out of the TBKBL-103

into the dock barge had gotten into the channel.

On August 15*, 1983 the writer inspected and sampled the Golden Triangle Shipyard

dfok barge. A diagram of the Golden Triangle Shipyard dock barge and a table of

lab analysis is included in Attachment E. Location No. 4 on the diagram is the

hole into which the July 25, 1983 discharge was pumped. A brief description of

the samples is included in Attachment F.

In summary, the analysis included in this report show that a Class I industrial

solid waste was pumped out of the TBKBL-103 into the Golden Triangle Shipyard barge

dock which contained holes allowing the contaminated wastewater to flow into the

Sabine-Neches Ship Channel. It is requested that this report be included with

the ongoing enforcement actions concerning Chester Slay, Jr., et al., Case No. 113011,

58th Judicial District Court, Jefferson County, Permit No. 01859.

Approved:

DKB/bk

Attachments: (6)

SL j_ Sinned:

Daniel K. Brashear

000046
Diagrammatical Map s

some of the facilities

operated by Chester Slay

Attachment A

office

State Welding and Marine

Works dock barge

Barge KBL-103

'Golden Triangle Shipyard

Dock Barge

Dock Barge

Lauren Co

tank farm

Dock Barge

Sabine-Neches Ship Channel

000047
NoSS

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District. sin

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TEXAS WATER QUALITY BOARD

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Bureau of Laboratories

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Laboratory No.: Eu)3-37Sfc> Sample No.: SS -G9/'

Delivered By: TDu_B. Condition of Seals: I*jrfl

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Diagram of Golden Triangle Shipyard Dock Barge and

Table of Sample Analysis Results

Diagram Location No.

Sample Identification:

Semivolatile Priority Pollutants

Trfchlorobenzene

Naphthalene

Acenaphthylene

Acenaphthene

Fluorene

Diethylphthalate

Phenanthrene

Anthracene

Di -n-buty 1 phthal ate

F1 uoranthrene

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Benzo(a)anthracene

Chrysene

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Benzo(b)/(k)f?uoranthene

Benzofajpyrene

Phenol

Other Major Compounds

Acetophenone

Indole

Hydrocarbon suite :

2

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ND 182

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debris; oily smell

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