# United States

Environmental Protection

Agency



# Users Guide to the Docket for the 2009

Annual Review and the Preliminary 2010

Effluent Guidelines Program Plan

EPA Docket Number EPA-HQ-OW- 2008-0517 ( www.regulations.gov )

8 January 2010

DCN 06936

# 1.0 O VERVIEW



# Under the Clean Water Act (CWA), EPA establishes technology-based national

regulations, termed “effluent limitations guidelines and standards,” to reduce pollutant

discharges from categories of industrial facilities to waters of the United States. Under the CWA,

EPA similarly establishes technology-based regulations, termed “pretreatment standards” to

reduce indirect pollutant discharges from industrial facilities to waters of the United States.

The CWA also specifies effluent guideline planning and review requirements. There are

different requirements for direct and indirect dischargers, but both specify annual review of

promulgated effluent guidelines and pretreatment standards. For direct dischargers, the CWA

requires EPA to publish an Effluent Guidelines Program Plan every two years after allowing for

public review and comment on the plan prior to final publication.

This document provides information on the documents and analyses in the docket

supporting the 2009 annual review and the Prelimin ary 2010 Effluent Guidelines Program Plan.

See the Federal Register Notice presenting EPA’s 2009 annual review and the Preliminary 2010

Effluent Guidelines Program Plan, 74, No. 247 [EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517, FRL-9095-5] RIN

2040-AF06 (28 December 2009). Documents cited in the Preliminary 2010 Effluent Guidelines

Program Plan (28 December 2009; 74 FR 68599) are listed in Attachment 3, with their

Regulations.gov Document ID Numbers noted. Key supporting documents are also available on

EPA = s Effluent Guidelines Program Planning webpage: http://epa.gov/guide/304m/.

2.0 B ACKGROUND 

# I NFORMATION ON THE 

# D OCKET



# What is the Docket and How Can I Gain Access to It?

Docket ID No. EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517 is the official docket for EPA = s Preliminary

2010 Effluent Guidelines Program Plan and its 2009 Annual Review of existing effluent

limitations guidelines. The official docket consists of the documents specifically referenced in

the Federal Register notices of these actions, any public comments received, and other related

information. Although it is a part of the official docket, Confidential Business Information (CBI)

or other information whose disclosure is restricted by statute is not included in the materials

available to the public.

The official public docket is the collection of electronic and hard copy materials that is

available for public viewing at the Water Docket in the EPA Docket Center, (EPA/DC), located

in the EPA Headquarters Library, EPA West, Room Number 3334, 1301 Constitution Ave., NW,

Washington, DC. An electronic version of the pub lic docket is available through a federal-wide

electronic docket management system located at www.regulations.gov.

You may use the Regulations.gov web site to view public comments, access a listing of

the contents of the official docket, and access those documents in the public docket that are

available electronically. Certain documents are not available in the electronic docket system.

These documents include but are not limited to copyright-protected material; physical objects

such as maps, aerial photographs, colored charts; and information that has been claimed as

confidential. Although not all docket materials may be available electronically, you may still

access any of the publicly-available docket materials at the EPA Docket Center.

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# Can I retrieve information that has been claimed “Confidential Business Information?”

The docket contains some documents that contain confidential business information

(CBI). CBI documents are not available for review by the public, and are not filed in the Water

Docket in the EPA Docket Center. Some documents are classified as CBI because companies

providing the information specifically claimed cer tain information (e.g., operating or financial

data) as CBI. Other documents are classified as CBI because release of these documents could

indirectly reveal information claimed to be confidential.

How is the Docket for EPA’s Preliminary 2010 Effluent Guidelines Program Plan related

to the Docket for the 2008 Effluent Guidelines Program Plan?

The CWA requires EPA to publish an Effluent Guidelines Program Plan every two years

after allowing for public review and comment on the plan prior to final publication. Documents

supporting the 2008 Effluent Guidelines Program Plan and the 2007 and 2008 annual reviews of

existing effluent limitations guidelines are located in Docket ID No. EPA-HQ-OW-2006-0771.

Docket ID No. EPA-HQ-OW-2006-0771 is incorporated by reference into the docket for the

2010 Final Plan and the 2009 Annual Review of existing effluent limitations guidelines (Docket

ID No. EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517). See EPA-HQ-OW -2008-0517-06397. All of the documents in

the docket supporting the 2008 Plan and the 2007 and 2008 annual reviews also support the

Preliminary 2010 Plan and the 2009 Annual Review. Finally, EPA also incorporated by

reference all of the documents in the docket supporting the Plans for 2004 and 2006, which

includes the annual reviews for years 2003-2006. See EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-06397.

3.0 A CCESSING 

# I NFORMATION IN THE 

# D OCKET



# How Do I Find Documents in the Docket?

Water Docket in the EPA Docket Center

The official public docket is the collection of electronic and hard copy materials that is

available for public viewing at the Water Docket in the EPA Docket Center, (EPA/DC), located

in the EPA Headquarters Library, EPA West, Room Number 3334, 1301 Constitution Ave., NW,

Washington, DC. The Public Reading Room is open from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday

through Friday, excluding legal holidays. The telephone number for the Public Reading Room is

(202) 566–1744, and the telephone number for the Water Docket is (202) 566–2426. You can

also contact the Water Docket via e-mail: OW-Docket@epa.gov

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Regulations.gov

You will find instructions for using Regulations.gov on its Internet home page.

Regulations.gov provides limited electronic search capabilities. If you know the Document ID

Number (e.g., EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0001) of the document you wish to view, you can type

that number directly into the field beneath the “Enter Keyword or ID.”

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# If you do not know the specific Document ID Number, you can input the docket

identification number (EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517) in th e field beneath the “Enter Keyword or ID”

heading and click Search. You will now see a listing of the contents of the official docket in the

public record. The listing includes the Document Title (e.g., “Notice of Availability of

Preliminary 2010 Effluent Guidelines Program Plan”), Document ID Number (e.g., EPA-HQ

OW-2008-0517-0050), Date Posted (e.g., “12/28/2009” ), Document Type (e.g., “Notice”), and

other information.

You have several options to narrow your search within the docket listing by using the

filters under the “Select Document Type” field. For example, you can specify the Document

Type (e.g., Public Submissions, Notices, or Rules) as well as status (e.g. Open for

Comment/Submission).

How are Documents Organized in the EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517 Docket?

Each document in the docket has two document identification numbers. One is the

Regulations.gov Document ID Number (e.g., EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0001) that was assigned

when EPA added the document to the official docket. The last four digits are the unique

consecutive regulations.gov document ID. The second is the document control number (DCN)

that was assigned during the development of the document (e.g., DCN 06370). In documents

prepared for the docket, EPA typically identified references by their DCN. The DCN appears at

the end of the document titles in the Document Title field listed in Regulations.gov (e.g.,

“Technical Support Document for the Preliminary 2010 Effluent Guidelines Program Plan -

DCN 06370”).

What is the Docket EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517 Subject Outline?

EPA has prepared a subject outline of the documents included in EPA-HQ-OW-2008

- 0517 to help you locate documents that address related topics or subjects. The subject outline for

EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517 is provided in Attachment 1. With the exception of public

submissions, each document in the docket has been assigned to an outline section.

What is the Docket EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517 Subject Index?

The docket EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517 subject index is a list of documents in the docket,

sorted by subject outline section, available as Attachment 2 to this document. Because of its size,

Attachment 2 is available separately, at DCN 06936A1. The subject index summarizes certain

information for each document, including the subject outline section, Regulations.gov Document

ID Number, DCN, document title, author, and abstract. EPA assigned each document to a

subject outline section during the development of the document. Public Submissions (comments)

that were submitted directly to the docket by the public also have DCNs and are included in the

subject index

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# The subject index for the docket includes the following fields:

Field Name Description

Subject Outline Section Section number from docket outline.

DCN Unique document control number (DCN) assigned during the development of the

document.

Document Sub-type Sub-type of supporting and related materials.

Title Title of document.

Abstract Additional description of document.

Pages Number of pages in document.

Author Author of document (Last name, first full name).

Author Date Date of publication, issue, edition, or version. Actual date of meeting or telephone call.

Source Citation For copyright protected documents, this is a bibliographic citation (without title or

author) that you can use to find the document in a library. For materials retrieved from

the Internet, Source Citation lists the URL.

Category/Industry Name for a category with existing guidelines or name for industry without existing

guidelines.

Copyrighted (Checked T if Yes) - Materials that are copyright protected (e.g., books and other

published material). These documents are not available through Regulations.gov but are

only available in hard copy at the EPA Docket Center.

CBI Confidential Business Information (Yes/No). CBI is not available to the public.

Regulations.gov

Document ID Number Unique document number assigned when EPA added the document to the official

docket. The Document ID Number includes the Docket Number followed by a

consecutive document number.



# How Do I Use the Subject Listing to Find Documents in the Docket?

Review the subject outline to determine which section may contain the documents of

interest. Then, locate documents for that section in the index and note their Regulations.gov

Document ID Number. Documents available electronically can be accessed through

Regulations.gov . Other documents can be reviewed at the Water Docket in the EPA Docket

Center in Washington, DC. See information on the Water Docket above. You may also be able to

locate copyright protected materials (for example, articles from technical publications) at an

academic or public library.

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# 4.0 F URTHER 

# I NFORMATION



# The primary contact regarding questions or comments on Docket ID No. EPA-HQ-OW

2008-0517, the 2009 Annual Review, and the Preliminary 2010 Effluent Guidelines Program

Plan is:

Mr. Carey A. Johnston, P.E.

U.S. EPA Engineering and Analysis Division (4303T)

1200 Pennsylvania Avenue NW

Washington, DC 20460

(202) 566-1014 (telephone)

(202) 566-1053 (fax)

johnston.carey@epa.gov

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# Attachment 1



# Attachment 1:

Subject Outline for the 2009 Annual Review

and the Preliminary 2010 Effluent Guidelines Program Plan Docket

EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517

# Attachment 1



# 2009 Annual Review and

Preliminary 2010 Effluent Guidelines Program Plan Docket Subject Outline

Docket OW-2003-0074

The following existing sections include the docket materials for the 2004 Effluent Guidelines

Program Plan.

1 Docket OW-2003-0074: Background Documents (includes TSD and appendices)

2 Docket OW-2003-0074: Screening Level Review (supporting 2004 Plan)

3 Docket OW-2003-0074: Industry Rankings

4 Docket OW-2003-0074: Public Comments

Docket EPA-HQ-OW-2004-0032

Docket EPA-HQ-OW-2003-0074

Docket EPA-HQ-OW-2006-0771

Docket EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517

The following sections will be used to organize the docket and project file materials for the

2006, 2008, and 2010 Effluent Guidelines Program Plans.

5 No entries

6 Federal Register Notices, Ou treach Materials, and Other Background Documents

6.1 Previous Dockets, by reference

6.2 Federal Register Notices

6.3 Outreach Efforts

6.4 Technical Support Documents and Appendices

7 Public and Inter-Agency Comments

7.1 Public Comments on the 2004 Effluent Guidelines Program Plan

7.2 Public Comments on the Preliminary 2006 Effluent Guidelines Program Plan

7.3 Public Comments on the Final 2006 Effluent Guidelines Program Plan

7.4 Public Comments on the Preliminary 2008 Effluent Guidelines Program Plan

7.5 Public Comments on the First CBM ICR (January 2008)

7.6 Public Comments on the first HCI ICR (August 2008)

7.7 Public Comments on the Final 2008 Effluent Guidelines Program Plan

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# 8 CWA §304(g) Review

Review of the pretreatment standards for industr ial point source categories composed entirely or

almost entirely of indirect dischargers.

8.1 Food Service Establishments

8.2 Industrial Laundries

8.3 Photo-processing

8.4 Printing and Publishing

8.5 Health Services Industries

8.5.1 Independent and Stand-alone Medical and Dental Laboratories

8.5.2 Offices and Clinics of Doctors of Medicine

8.5.3 Offices and Clinics of Dentists

8.5.4 Nursing and Personal Care Facilities

8.5.5 Veterinary Care Services

8.5.6 Hospitals and Clinics

8.5.7 Health Services Industries Economic Information

8.6 Independent and Stand-alone Laboratories

8.7 Industrial Container and Drum Cleaning (ICDC)

8.8 Tobacco Products Processing

8.9 Correctional Institutions (Prisons)

9 Screening-Level Reviews

Screening-level review of existing guidelines and standards and new categories.

9.1 Analyses of the Toxics Release Inventory

Plan, database, QC checks (including telecons)

9.2 Analyses of Permit Compliance System data Plan, ICIS-NPDES Data Plan,

database, QC checks (including telecons)

9.3 Other Screening-Level Data Sources NAICS/SIC/Point Source Category

Crosswalks

9.4 Screening-Level Review Reports

QA Project Plans for TRI and PCS Analysis,

2005 Screening-Level Analysis Report

Nutrients Memo

9.5 Toxic Weighting Factor Development

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# 10 Existing Guidelines and Standards Review

Further review based on National Strategy Factors, of industries with existing guidelines and

standards, prioritized during screening-level review. The National Strategy Factors are: 1)

human health and environment hazards; 2) technology innovation and process changes; 3)

economics; 4) implementation and efficiency considerations.

10.1 Preliminary Review Reports Review of Prioritized Categories of Industrial Dischargers

All existing categories are listed below. Potential new subcategories are included with their

parent category. If no materials specific to a category are collected, the section will be identified

as “no entries.” Materials collected in support of detailed studies are organized in additional

sections, following Section 11.

10.2 Aluminum Forming, Part 467

10.3 Aquatic Animal Production Industry, Part 451

10.4 Asbestos Manufacturing, Part 427

10.5 Battery Manufacturing, Part 461

10.6 Centralized Waste Treaters, Part 437

10.7 Canned and Preserved Seafood, Part 408

10.8 Carbon Black Manufacturing, Part 458

10.9 Cement Manufacturing, Part 411

10.10 Coal Mining, Part 434

10.11 Coil Coating, Part 465

10.12 Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations, Part 412

10.13 Copper Forming, Part 468

10.14 Dairy Products Processing, Part 405

10.15 Electrical and Electronic Components, Part 469

10.16 Electroplating, Part 413

10.17 Explosives, Part 457

10.18 Ferroalloy Manufacturing, Part 424

10.19 Fertilizer Manufacturing, Part 418

10.20 Fruits and Vegetable Processing, Part 407

10.21 Glass Manufacturing, Part 426

10.22 Grain Mills Manufacturing, Part 406

10.23 Gum and Wood Chemicals, Part 454

10.24 Hospitals Part 460

10.25 Ink Formulating, Part 447

10.26 Inorganic Chemicals, Part 415

10.27 Iron and Steel Manufacturing, Part 420

10.28 Landfills, Part 445

10.29 Leather Tanning and Finishing, Part 425

10.30 Meat and Poultry Products, Part 432

10.31 Metal Finishing, Part 433

10.32 Metal Molding and Casting (Foundries), Part 464

10.33 Metal Products and Machinery, Part 438

10.34 Mineral Mining and Processing, Part 436

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# 10.35 Nonferrous Metals Forming and Metal Powders, Part 471

10.36 Nonferrous Metals Manufacturing, Part 421

10.37 Oil & Gas Extraction, Part 435

10.37.1 Coalbed Methane

10.38 Ore Mining and Dressing, Part 440

10.39 Organic Chemicals, Plastics and Synt hetic Fibers, Part 414 (including Thompson Report

response materials)

10.39.1 Chemical Formulating, Packaging and Repackaging

10.39.2 Biodiesel, Ethanol, and Other Biofuels

10.40 Paint Formulating, Part 446

10.41 Paving and Roofing Materials (Tars and Asphalt), Part 443

10.42 Pesticide Chemicals Manufacturing, Formulation and Repackaging, Part 455

10.43 Petroleum Refining, Part 419

10.43.1 Petroleum Bulk Stations and Terminals (PBST)

10.44 Pharmaceutical Manufacturing, Part 439

10.45 Phosphate Manufacturing, Part 422

10.46 Photographic, Part 459

10.47 Plastic Molding and Forming, Part 463

10.48 Porcelain Enameling, Part 466

10.49 Pulp, Paper, and Paperboard, Part 430 (materials not related to detailed study, e.g.,

Phase III permit writers support materials)

10.50 Rubber Manufacturing, Part 428

10.51 Soaps and Detergents Manufacturing, Part 417

10.52 Steam Electric Power Generation, Part 423

10.53 Sugar Processing, Part 409

10.54 Textile Mills, Part 410

10.55 Timber Products Processing, Part 429

10.56 Transportation Equipment Cleaning, Part 442

10.57 Waste Combustors (Commercial Incinerators Combusting Hazardous Waste), Part 444

11 Review of Categories Without Existing Guidelines

11.1 Airport Deicing Operations

11.2 Water Supply (Drinking Water Treatment)

11.3 Miscellaneous Foods and Beverages

11.4.1 Distilled and Blended Liquor

11.4.2 Malt Beverages

11.4.3 Soybean Oil Mills

11.4.4 Miscellaneous Foods and Beverages Economic Information

11.4 Liquefied Natural Gas Import Terminals

11.5 Biofuel Manufacturing

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# 12 Water Pollution Control Technologies, Water Reuse, Water Conservation

Include information about pollution prevention, wastewater treatment, and other

wastewater pollution control technologies that applies to multiple point source

categories. Technologies or case studies that focus on one category should be included

in the section for the category or detailed study.

12.1 Water Conservation Issues

13 Steam Electric Power Generation Detailed Study

13.1 Study Plans

Detailed Study Plan, QA Project Plan

13.2 Industry Profile

Includes pollutants of concern/loadings/sources analyses and relevant articles

regarding wastewater characterization issues relevant to key questions"

13.2.1 Permit Review

Includes memoranda listing relevant facilities and permits selected for review,

briefing materials/meeting summaries

13.2.2 Pollutant Data

Includes monitoring data packages received from plants and monitoring database.

13.2.3 Facility Databases and Supporting Documentation

Includes facility database, any telecons or other notes to clarify facility data, and

change forms.

13.3 NPDES Permits

Includes fact sheets and telecons from follow-up calls with permit writers regarding

specific permits

13.4 Stakeholder Meeting Material

13.5 Pollution Control Technologies and Their Costs

Includes data/article s collected on control technologies (scrubbers, wastewater

systems), including meetings and requests with treatment vendors.

13.6 Industry Surveys

UWAG Survey

13.7 Detailed Study Reports

13.8 Site Visits

13.8.1 Site Visit Selection Approach

13.8.2 Yates

13.8.3 Wansley

13.8.4 Widows Creek

13.8.5 Conemaugh

13.8.6 Homer City

13.8.7 Pleasant Prairie

13.8.8 Bailly

13.8.9 Big Bend

13.8.10 Seminole

13.8.11 AES Cayuga

13.8.12 Mitchell

13.8.13 Cardinal

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# 13.8.14 Bruce Mansfield

13.8.15 Roxboro

13.8.16 Belews Creek

13.8.17 Marshall

13.8.18 Mount Storm

13.8.19 Harrison

13.8.20 Mountaineer

13.8.21 Gavin

13.8.22 Clover

13.8.23 CPS Energy/JK Spruce

13.8.24 Fayette Power Project/Sam Seymour

13.8.25 Ghent

13.8.26 Trimble County

13.8.27 Cane Run

13.8.28 Mill Creek

13.8.29 Brandon Shores

13.8.30 Coleman

13.8.31 Gibson

13.8.32 WVPA - Wabash River

13.8.33 Duke Energy - Wabash River

13.8.34 Paradise

13.8.35 Miami Fort

13.9 Sampling

13.9.1 Sampling Program Planning (Generic SAP, cost estimates, methods/SCC

coordination, EPRI information and supplementary data)

13.9.2 Episode 6546

13.9.3 Episode 6547

13.9.4 Episode 6548

13.9.5 Episode 6549

13.9.6 Episode 6550

13.9.7 Episode 6551

13.9.8 Episode 6557

13.10 EPA Data Request Development F iles (draft and final DR, meeting notes, EPA and

Battelle comments)

13.10.1 Mail List Development (company summaries –econ, company lists,

directories)

13.10.2 Responses

13.10.3 Database (dbase development, data entry QC, data element dictionary,

tables/queries)

13.11 Technology Options, Costs, and Loads

Includes EPA's analyses, documentation, and memoranda related to defining options,

estimating facility and industry costs, and estimating facility and industry loads.

13.12 Environmental Assessment Documentation

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# 14 Tobacco Products Processing Detailed Study (closed as of December 2006)

14.1 Study Plans (Detailed Study Plan, QA Project Plan)

14.2 Industry Profile (include information on companies and individual plants)

14.3 Site Visits, Sampling and Anal ysis (include pre-sampling telephone contact reports)

14.4 Pollution Control Technologies and Their Costs

14.5 Detailed Study Reports

14.6 Tobacco Products Economic Information

15 Pulp, Paper, and Paperboard Detailed Study (closed as of December 2006)

15.1 Study Plans (Detailed Study Plan)

15.2 Industry Information

Meeting summary, AF&PA disputed loads letter with enclosures, AF&PA minimum

monitoring letter with enclosures, Mill discharge data (i.e., minor discharger,

Washington mills), Phase I Mill Industry Profile.

Draft TRI Guidance Document, TAPPI paper Comparing Chlorinated Phenolic

loadings

15.2.1 Pulp and Paper Industry Economic Information

15.3 Quality Review

Designation of SIC codes into Phase, Changes to Phases, telecons (i.e., KimberlyClark Everett WA, Weyerhaeuser surface impoundment, IP-Cantonment Permit

Status)

15.4 NPDES Permits (Includes factsheets and communication from mills that defined

outfalls)

15.4.1 Phase I mill permits

15.4.2 Phase II mill permits

15.5 Detailed Study Reports

16 Coal Mining Detailed Study

16.1 Study Plans (Detailed Study Plan, QAPP)

16.2 Industry profile for the coal mining industry

16.3 Pollutant loads

Data Obtained from states and IMCC

Pollutant Loads Concept Memo

Loads spreadsheets and results

16.4 Treatment technologies and costs

Model mine memo, AMD Treat review, costing spreadsheets and results

16.5 Environmental assessment

Memos addressing “Key questions”

Articles collected related to impacts of manganese

16.6 Flight 93 Memorial Site Information

Joanne Hanley e-mails, Lenny Lichvar document, PBS Coals letters

16.7 Non-CWA Regulations (SMCRA, Other Federal, and State Laws)

16.8 Economics, Bonds, and Trust Funds

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# 17 Health Care Detailed Study

17 Health Care Detailed Study

17.1 Study Plans and Reports

17.2 Dental Hg Industry Profile and Background Information (including wastewater

characteristics, regulations, guidance)

17.3 Dental Hg BMPs, Control Technologies, and their Costs

17.4 Dental Hg POTW Treatme nt Efficiencies, pass through, and interferences

17.5 Dental Hg Economic Information

17.6 Dental Hg Meetings

17.7 Unused Pharmaceuticals Indus try Profile and Background Information (including

wastewater characteristics, regulations, guidance)

17.8 Unused Pharmaceuticals Data Request and Responses

17.9 Unused Pharmaceuticals BMPs, Control Technologies, and their Costs

17.10 Unused Pharmaceuticals POTW Treatment Efficiencies, pass through, and

interferences

17.11 Unused Pharmaceuticals Economic Information

17.12 Unused Pharmaceuticals Meetings and Site Visits

18 Coalbed Methane Detailed Study

18.1 Plans

18.2 Stakeholder Meetings

18.3 Site Visits/Sampling

18.4 Industry Survey Development and Distribution

18.4.1 Questionnaire Development

18.4.2 Survey Sampling Strategy includes development of mailing list

18.4.3 Information Collection Request includes burden estimate, drafts of ICRs

18.5 Industry Survey Results

18.5.1 Responses raw completed questionnaires

18.5.2 Database(s)

18.6 Technical Background Information

18.6.1 Produced water quality and volume data

18.6.2 Reuse and Treatment Technologies technology performance and costs

18.7 Economic Background Information

18.8 Environmental Assessment Background Information

18.9 Detailed Study Reports

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# Attachment 2

SUBJECT INDEX LISTING ALL DOCUMENTS SUPPORTING

THE 2009 ANNUAL REVIEW AND THE

PRELIMINARY 2010 EFFLUENT GUIDELINES PROGRAM PLANEPA DOCKET NUMBERAUTHORDATETITLEABSTRACTDOCUMENTSUB TYPEPAGECOUNTSOURCECITATIONCBIDCNEPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-005110/01/2006Overview of Assisted Living (2006) - DCN 06234The 2006 Overview of Assisted Living provides comprehensive statistical data on theassisted living business, such as property and resident information, occupancy rates,service and payment plans, and much more. The 2006 Overview is a collaborativeresearch effort of our five organizations and is one of the most significant researchstudies undertaken to date on assisted living.PublicationCopyrightedMaterial56No06234EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-005203/31/2009Assisted Living State Regulatory Review 2009 - DCN06235This report summarizes regulation of assisted living in each state and the District ofColumbia. Information in the report is obtained from state regulatory agencies, stateprovider associations affiliated with NCAL, and through review of state regulations.Because many states are developing and refining their assisted living rules andguidelines, readers are encouraged to contact the identified state agencies and toobtain copies of the regulations in their entirety if they desire more detailed information.PublicationCopyrightedMaterial240No06235EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-005308/01/2006Basic Guidelines of Judicious Therapeutic Use ofAntimicrobials August 1, 2006 - DCN 06236The Basic Guidelines of Judicious Therapeutic Use of Antimicrobials in cats and dogsare designed to provide information to aid practicing veterinarians in choosingappropriate antimicrobial therapy to best serve their patients and to help minimize thedevelopment of antimicrobial resistance.Other5No06236EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-005401/19/2005TRI 2002 PACs TWF for Petroleum Refining, Cresote,and Wood Preservers - 01552Other1No01552EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-005510/28/2008Memorandum to the Record: Notes from 15 October2008 Meeting with National Tribal Water Council,Arlington, VA Regarding the Coalbed Methane DetailedStudy and Information Collection Request (ICR) - DCN06246Letter,Memorandum,Email21No06246EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-005603/12/2009Notes from telephone conversation between Chris Krejci,ERG, and Tammy Morton, Clean Harbors White Castle -DCN 06403I called Ms. Ourso on March 12, 2009, to discuss the benzidine discharges reported toPCS for 2007.Meeting orTeleconference1No06403EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-005703/12/2009Notes from telephone conversation between Chris Krejci,ERG, and Terry Freeze, Tronox Hamilton - DCN 06405I called Tronox Hamilton on March 12, 2009, to speak with Learnard Dickerson.Meeting orTeleconference1No06405EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-005803/12/2009Email correspondence between Chris Krejci, ERG, andTerry Freeze, Tronox Hamilton - DCN 06406I contacted Mr. Freeze to discuss manganese discharges reported to TRI for 2007.Letter,Memorandum,Email2No06406EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-005903/16/2009Notes from telephone conversation between Chris Krejci,ERG, and Tom Smithgall, Eastman Kodak - DCN 06409After sending an email to Mr. Moeller on March 10, 2009, I followed up with a phone callon March 16, 2009.Meeting orTeleconference1No06409EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0059.104/15/2009Email Correspondence Between Chris Krejci, ERG, andTom Smithgall, Eastman Kodak - DCN 06409A1Letter,Memorandum,Email3No06409A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0059.203/30/2009Dioxin Monitoring Data Spreadsheet Submitted by TomSmithgall, Eastman Kodak - DCN 06409A2Data3No06409A2EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-006005/01/2009Notes from telephone conversation between Chris Krejci,ERG, and John Thomas, Minnesota Pollution ControlAgency - DCN 06410On May 1, 2009, I called the number for the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency listedon Northshore Mining's NPDES permit.Meeting orTeleconference2No06410EPA DOCKET NUMBERAUTHORDATETITLEABSTRACTDOCUMENTSUB TYPEPAGECOUNTSOURCECITATIONCBIDCNEPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-006107/01/2009Notes from Telephone Conversation between ElizabethSabol, ERG, and Kate McCuutchen, Blue Heron PaperCo - DCN 06546Telephone conversation discussing the basis of methylmercury concentrations reportedin 2007 DMR.Meeting orTeleconference1No06546EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-006207/07/2009Notes from Telephone Conversation between ElizabethSabol, ERG, and Katherine Davis, Westvaco Texas, L.P.- DCN 06547Telephone conversation discussing the basis of TCDD equivalent concentrationsreported in 2007.Meeting orTeleconference1No06547EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-006307/01/2009Notes from Telephone Conversation between ElizabethSabol, ERG, and Jim Verderese, General Electric, ERIE-DCN 06548Telephone conversation discussing the basis of mercury concentration reported inDecember 2007 in DMR.Meeting orTeleconference1No06548EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-006407/01/2009Notes from Telephone Conversation between ElizabethSabol, ERG, and Jason Martin, MPM Silicones, LLC -DCN 06549Telephone conversation discussing the basis of copper (total recoverable)concentrations reported in 2007 DMR.Meeting orTeleconference1No06549EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-006511/01/2001TMDL Development Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) forLittle Bayou Creek - DCN 06550Paper discussing PCB contamination at the Little Bayou Creek plant in McCraken, KY.Publication; OtherGovernmental22No06550EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-006606/01/2005NPDES Permit: Domtar Maine Corporation, Baileyville,Maine - DCN 06551Permit,Registration38No06551EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-006712/16/2002NPDES Permint: Georgia-Pacific Corporation, Brunswick,GA - DCN 06552Permit,Registration30No06552EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-006810/31/2005NPDES Permit: Eka Chemicals Inc, Columbus, MS -DCN 06555Water pollution control permitPermit,Registration28No06555EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-006903/13/2009Notes from Telephone Conversation between KurtisBlohm, ERG, and Alan McCoy, AK Steel Corp. - DCN06629Telephone conversation to discuss the basis of nitrates load reported to TRI in 2007.Meeting orTeleconference1No06629EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-007003/13/2009Notes from Telephone Conversation between KurtisBlohm, ERG, and Shirley Tea, Chevron Products Co Divof Chevron USA Inc. - DCN 06630Telephone conversation to discuss the basis of dioxin load reported to TRI in 2007.Meeting orTeleconference1No06630EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-007103/15/2009Notes from Telephone Conversation between KurtisBlohm, ERG, and Dean O'Hare and Try Howell, ChevronProducts Co. Richmond Refinery - DCN 06631Telephone conversation to discuss the basis of dioxin load reported to TRI in 2007.Meeting orTeleconference2No06631EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-007203/13/2009Notes from Telephone Conversation between KurtisBlohm, ERG, and Allen Ellett and Neil Thurber, BPProducts North America Inc. Toledo Refinery. - DCN06632Telephone conversation to discuss the basis of dioxin load reported to TRI in 2007.Meeting orTeleconference1No06632EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-007309/13/2004NPDES Fact Sheet: Climax Mine - Summit County,Colorado - DCN 06633CO0000248Permit,Registration24No06633EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-007403/10/2009Notes from Telephone Conversation between EleanorCodding, ERG, and Patrick Glarrow, Viskase, Corp. -DCN 06634Telephone conversation to discuss carbon disulfide discharges reported to TRI byViskase Facility in Loudoun, TN.Meeting orTeleconference1No06634EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-007504/24/2006NPDES Fact Sheet: EnviroSystems - Hampton, NH -DCN 06635NH0022055Permit,Registration15No06635EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-007603/13/2009Notes from Telephone Conversation between ChrisKrejci, ERG, and Steve Auchterlonie, Front St. RemedialAction. - DCN 06636Telephone conversation to discuss the verification of magnitude and basis of estimatefor dioxin and dioxin-like compounds discharges reported to PCS.Meeting orTeleconference1No06636EPA DOCKET NUMBERAUTHORDATETITLEABSTRACTDOCUMENTSUB TYPEPAGECOUNTSOURCECITATIONCBIDCNEPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-007702/12/2009MS Excel Sheet - DMR Data for Dupont ChambersWorks - DCN 06637Manual changes to TRI 2007 data for Dupont Chambers WorksData1No06637EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-007811/01/2002NPDES Fact Sheet: LAC Minerals - Central City, SD -DCN 06638SD0026883Meeting orTeleconference30No06638EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-007904/13/2009Notes from Telephone Conversation between JessicaWolford, ERG, and Nigel House, USA Holston ArmyAmmo Plant Area - DCN 06696Telephone conversation to discuss the of total RDX discharges for Holston ArmyAmmunition Plant (TN0003671) in PCS2007.Meeting orTeleconference1No06696EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-008004/29/2009Summary of TMDL Studies Relevant to the Ore Miningand Dressing ELGs - DCN 06697Memorandum to the Public Record for the 2010 PlanData12No06697EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-008108/01/2001The National Costs of the Total Maximum Daily LoadProgram - DCN 06698Request for imformation on the cost of implementing pollution control measures todevelop and implement TMDLs.Report58No06698EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-008201/01/2001Save our Bays, Air and Canals, Inc. vs Tampa Bay Desaland Department of Environmental Protection - DCN06699Document explaining Tampa Bay Desal's discharge related to a nearby plant (BigBend).Other88No06699EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-008307/23/2009Email Communication from Jerry Schwartz, AF&PA, toCarey Johnston, USEPA, "Outlier Pulp and PaperFacilities" - DCN 06700Response to questions from EPA on Outlier Pulp and Paper Facilities.Letter,Memorandum,Email2No06700EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0083.107/23/2009Response to EPA's questions on Outlier Pulp and PaperFacilities - DCN 06700A1Information in response to EPA on Pulp and Paper DataLetter,Memorandum,Email1No06700A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0083.208/29/2009Response to EPA's questions on Outlier Pulp and PaperFacilities - DCN 06700A2Information in response to EPA on Pulp and Paper DataLetter,Memorandum,Email2No06700A2EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-008408/26/1982Development Document for Effluent Guidelines andStandards for the Ore Mining and Dressing Point SourceCategory - DCN 06702Development document for ELGs for Ore MiningPublication USEPA668No06702EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-008503/13/2009Notes from Telephone Conversation between JessicaWolford, ERG, and Tony Martin, Innovia Films - DCN06704Telephone conversation to discuss the of carbon disulfide discharges for Innovia FilmsInc. (KS0003204) in PCS2007.Meeting orTeleconference1No06704EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-008612/05/2008Technical Memorandum: Updating the Boron TWF - DCN06729Letter,Memorandum,Email6No06729EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-008706/11/2009North American Industry Classification System (NAICS)Introduction - DCN 06730U.S. Census Bureau Wesbite for NAICS codes.Other2http://www.census.gov/eos/www/naics/ 8/No06730EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-008804/01/2005Product and Product Group Discharges Subject to theEffluent Limitations and Standards for the OCPSF PointSource Category - 40 CFR 414 - DCN 06731Report110No06731EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-008905/01/2004NPDES Permit: IMC Phosphates Company, St. James,LA - DCN 06732LA0029769Permit,Registration71No06732EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-009006/30/2004NPDES Permit: Dow Chemical Company, Midland, MI -DCN 06733MI0000868Permit,Registration44No06733EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-009105/29/2009Memorandum to Carey Johnston, EPA/EAD - DCN 06735Results of ICIS-NPDES Pollutant Loadings Tool Convert Module Development andDMR Data Review – Update 1Letter,Memorandum,Email70No06735EPA DOCKET NUMBERAUTHORDATETITLEABSTRACTDOCUMENTSUB TYPEPAGECOUNTSOURCECITATIONCBIDCNEPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-009206/19/2009Memorandum to Carey Johnston, EPA/EAD - DCN 06736Results of ICIS-NPDES Pollutant Loadings Tool Load Calculator Module DevelopmentLetter,Memorandum,Email18No06736EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-009308/12/2009QC PSC Loadings Crosswalk Databases - DCN 06743QC for the PSC Crosswalk databasesData1No06743EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-009405/08/2009Email to Eleanor Codding, ERG from Vikram Kashyap,LA Pigment - DCN 06849Notes from Telephone Communication and E-mail Correspondence between VikramKashyap, Louisiana Pigments, and Eleanor Codding, Eastern Research Group, Inc.Letter,Memorandum,Email1No06849EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0094.109/02/2009Email to Eleanor Codding, ERG from Vikram Kashyap,LA Pigment - DCN 06849A1Confirmation to remove confidentiality notice from emailLetter,Memorandum,Email2No06849A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-009501/07/2009Site Visit Report for Hope Center For AdvancedVeterinary Medicine - DCN 06241Report38No06241EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-009610/08/2008Notes from 8 October 2008 Meeting with VestaraRegarding the Health Care Industry InformationCollection Request (ICR) - DCN 06245PublicationCopyrightedMaterial107No06245EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-009704/24/2009Quality Assurance Project Plan for the Health CareIndustry Detailed Study Site Visits and Secondary DataCollection - DCN 06251This QAPP covers the collection of data on disposal practices for unusedpharmaceutical active ingredients for the Health Care Industry Detailed Study using sitevisits and secondary data collection.Report35No06251EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-009809/16/2008Memorandum to Public Record for the 2008 EffluentGuidelines Program Plan EPA Docket Number EPA-HQOW-2008-0517 - Health Care Industry Study Survey –Stakeholder Outreach Meeting, 11 September 2008 -DCN 06252The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) met with representatives from over50 organizations to discuss the EPA Office of Water’s (OW) detailed study of the HealthCare Industry. These organizations included medical centers, hospitals, long-term carefacilities (LTCF), pharmacies, various industry groups, and other federal agencies.Letter,Memorandum,Email10No06252EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-009909/23/2008Memorandum to Public Record for the 2008 EffluentGuidelines Program Plan EPA Docket Number EPA-HQOW-2008-0517 - Health Care Industry Study Survey –Stakeholder Outreach Meeting, September 16, 2008 -DCN 06253The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) met with representatives from over50 organizations to discuss the EPA Office of Water’s (OW) detailed study of the HealthCare Industry. These organizations included medical centers, hospitals, long-term carefacilities (LTCF), pharmacies, various industry groups, state agencies, and other federalagencies.Letter,Memorandum,Email11No06253EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-010009/25/2008Memorandum to Public Record for the 2008 EffluentGuidelines Program Plan EPA Docket Number EPA-HQOW-2008-0517 - Health Care Industry Study Survey –Stakeholder Outreach Meeting, September 18, 2008 -DCN 06254The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) met with representatives from manyorganizations to discuss the EPA Office of Water’s (OW) detailed study of the HealthCare Industry. These organizations included medical centers, hospitals, long-term carefacilities (LTCF), pharmacies, various industry groups, state and local agencies, federalagencies, and other interested parties.Letter,Memorandum,Email11No06254EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-010112/10/2008Memorandum to Public Record for the 2008 EffluentGuidelines Program Plan EPA Docket Number EPA-HQOW-2008-0517 - Health Care Industry Study - OutreachMeeting with AHA and ASHES, October 21, 2008 - DCN06255The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) met with the American HospitalAssociation (AHA) and American Society for Healthcare Environmental Services(ASHES), a member organization of AHA, to discuss the EPA Office of Water’s (OW)detailed study of the Health Care Industry.Letter,Memorandum,Email6No06255EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-010202/16/2009Memorandum to Public Record for the 2008 EffluentGuidelines Program Plan EPA Docket Number EPA-HQOW-2008-0517 - Health Care Industry Study - OutreachMeeting with the American Society of ConsultantPharmacists (ASCP), November 3, 2008 - DCN 06256The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) met with representatives from theAmerican Society of Consultant Pharmacists (ASCP) to discuss the EPA Office ofWater’s (OW) detailed study of the Health Care Industry.Letter,Memorandum,Email6No06256EPA DOCKET NUMBERAUTHORDATETITLEABSTRACTDOCUMENTSUB TYPEPAGECOUNTSOURCECITATIONCBIDCNEPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-010312/23/2008Memorandum to Public Record for the 2008 EffluentThe U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) met with representatives from theLetter,14No06258Guidelines Program Plan EPA Docket OW-2008-0517 -American Health Care Association (AHCA) and National Center for Assisted LivingMemorandum,Health Care Industry Study - Outreach Meeting with the(NCAL) to discuss the EPA Office of Water’s (OW) detailed study of the Health CareEmailAmerican Health Care Association (AHCA), November 5,Industry.2008 - DCN 06258EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-010403/24/2009Memorandum to Public Record for the 2008 EffluentGuidelines Program Plan EPA Docket Number EPA-HQThe U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) met with representatives, viateleconference, from the Hematology Oncology Pharmacy Association (HOPA) toLetter,Memorandum,5No06259OW-2008-0517 - Health Care Industry Study - OutreachMeeting with the Hematology Oncology Pharmacydiscuss the EPA Office of Water’s (OW) detailed study of the Health Care Industry.EmailAssociation (HOPA), December 1, 2008 - DCN 06259EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-010512/02/2008Notes and Follow-Up Action Items to PSI PharmaceuticalMeeting or4No06260Dialogue Meeting: December 2-3, 2008 - DCN 06260TeleconferenceMaterialsEPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-010612/18/2008Health Care Industry Study - Meeting with the AmericanU.S. EPA Office of Water (OW) is conducting outreach meetings with health careLetter,8No06261Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP),December 4, 2008 - DCN 06261industry associations to further its understanding of the industry and practices related todisposal of unused pharmaceuticals. EPA met via teleconference with members of theMemorandum,EmailAmerican Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP) on December 4, 2008 todiscuss comments on the draft health care industry questionnaire for hospitals and longterm care facilities (LTCFs) and unused pharmaceutical disposal practices performed atthese facilities and consulting pharmacies. ASHP is a 35,000-member nationalprofessional association that represents pharmacists who practice in hospitals, healthmaintenance organizations, LTCFs, home care, and other components of health caresystems. The majority of their representation is in-patient hospitals.EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-010712/18/2008Health Care Industry Study - Meeting with the AssistedLiving Federation of America (ALFA), December 9, 2008 -DCN 06263The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) met with representatives from theAssisted Living Federation of America (ALFA), via teleconference, to discuss theinclusion of assisted living facilities in EPA Office of Water’s (OW) detailed study of theHealth Care Industry (HCI). EPA will be conducting a survey of health service relatedfacilities to gather data on unused pharmaceuticals waste generation and managementpractices.Letter,Memorandum,Email5No06263Topics of the meeting included an overview of the assisted living industry, discussion ofcomments submitted by ALFA on EPA’s survey, and discussion of the survey.EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-010812/26/2008Meeting with the American Society for HealthcareThe U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) met with Ms. Patti Costello from theLetter,5No06264Environmental Services (ASHES, December 10, 2008 -DCN 06264American Society for Healthcare Environmental Services (ASHES) as a follow up to the21 October 2008 meeting EPA had with the American Hospital Association (AHA) andMemorandum,EmailASHES. EPA will be conducting a survey of health care industry (HCI) facilities togather data on unused pharmaceuticals waste generation and management practices.EPA DOCKET NUMBERAUTHORDATETITLEABSTRACTDOCUMENTSUB TYPEPAGECOUNTSOURCECITATIONCBIDCNEPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-010912/26/2008Meeting with Dr. Bryan Boulanger, Texas A&M University,December 11, 2008 - DCN 06265The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) met with Bryan Boulanger, anassistant professor at Texas A&M University, to discuss the EPA Office of Water’s(OW) detailed study of the Health Care Industry and to discuss work being done by theZachry Department of Civil Engineering, Environmental and Water ResourcesEngineering Division, at Texas A&M University.Topics of the meeting included an overview of the Health Care Industry (HCI) detailedstudy, the corresponding survey, and discussion of the university research and how itmay apply to EPA’s study.Letter,Memorandum,Email33No06265EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-011002/17/2009Summary of Meeting with the Long Term Care PharmacyAlliance (LTCPA) - DCN 06295Letter,Memorandum,Email24No06295EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-011105/27/2009Summary of Phone Conversation with Brock Slabach ofthe National Rural Health Association - DCN 06412Meeting orTeleconferenceMaterials1No06412EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-011202/03/2009Site Visit Report for Genesis HealthCare ChurchmanVillage Newark, DE - DCN 06428Report19No06428EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-011309/09/2009Site Visit Report for Walter Reed Army Medical Center -DCN 06437Report45No06437EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-011410/01/2008Summary of Voicemail Message from Maureen Gallagher- DCN 06452Meeting orTeleconferenceMaterials1No06452EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-011511/19/2008Summary of Phone Conversation with Bruce Cuhna -DCN 06453Meeting orTeleconferenceMaterials2No06453EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-011611/18/2008Summary of Phone Conversation with Charlotte Smithfrom PharmEcology - DCN 06454Meeting orTeleconferenceMaterials1No06454EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-011701/15/2009Summary of Phone Conversation with Diane Darvey -DCN 06455Meeting orTeleconferenceMaterials1No06455EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-011802/12/2009Summary of Phone Conversation with Jon Keyserling ofthe National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization -DCN 06456Meeting orTeleconferenceMaterials1No06456EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-011901/06/2009Summary of Phone Conversation with Nancy Larson -DCN 06457Meeting orTeleconferenceMaterials1No06457EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-012012/22/2008Nursing Home Survey Results conducted by theMetropolitan Water Reclamation District of GreaterChicago in 2006 - DCN 06458Letter,Memorandum,Email5No06458EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-012102/24/2009Mailback Program data from the UMaine Center on Aging- DCN 06459Letter,Memorandum,Email5No06459EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-012203/10/2009Health Care Industry Study: Meeting with AmericanMedical Association (AMA), February 24, 2009 - DCN06500Letter,Memorandum,Email8No06500EPA DOCKET NUMBERAUTHORDATETITLEABSTRACTDOCUMENTSUB TYPEPAGECOUNTSOURCECITATIONCBIDCNEPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-012303/17/2009Health Care Industry Study: Meeting with American NurseAssociation (ANA), March 3, 2009 - DCN 06502Letter,Memorandum,Email7No06502EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-012403/26/2009Health Care Industry Study: Meeting with NationalAssociation for Home Care & Hospice (NAHC), March 12,2009 - DCN 06503Letter,Memorandum,Email10No06503EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-012508/04/2009Selecting A Winning Waste Disposal Technology - DCN06783PublicationCopyrightedMaterial6Health FacilitiesManagementMagazine, August2004No06783EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0126Environment of Care Essentials for Health Care, 9thEdition - DCN 06784The most up-to-date Environment of Care, Emergency Management, and Life Safetystandards and survey information for the accreditation processPublicationCopyrightedMaterial211ISBN: 978-1-59940-285-7, Copyright 2009No06784EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0127Pharmaceutical Waste Management Overview - DCN06785Other1http://www.ecy.wa.gov/programs/hwtr/pharmaceuticals/pages/flowcharts.htmlNo0'6785EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-012808/09/2009Talyst INSITE: Remote Dispensing Unit 240bx ModelSpecification Sheet - DCN 06786InSiteTM Remote Dispensing System is part of a complete solution designed toautomate medication dispensing at remote locations. The complete system helpsmanage your medication inventory and provides accurate order entry, integrated patientinformation, secure storage, and automated, on-demand dispensing.Fact/Data Sheet2No06786EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-012908/09/2009Talyst INSITE: Remote Dispensing Unit 500sl Mod elSpecification Sheet - DCN 06787InSiteTM Remote Dispensing System is part of a complete solution designed toautomate medication dispensing at remote locations. The complete system helpsmanage your medication inventory and provides accurate order entry, integrated patientinformation, secure storage, and automated, on-demand dispensing.Fact/Data Sheet2No06787EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-013001/01/2008Trojan UV Solutions for Water Scarcity: Treating TraceContaminants and Disinfecting with UV in Drinking Water-DCN 06836Case study of the TrojanUVPhox at the Aurora Reservoir Water Purification FacilityPublicationCopyrightedMaterial2No06836EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-013110/01/2008Economic Impacts of Revised MACT Standards forHospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incinerators FinalReport - DCN 06837Report53No06837EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0132Electricity from Municipal Solid Waste - DCN 06838Municipal solid waste (MSW) refers to the stream of garbage collected throughcommunity sanitation services. Medical wastes from hospitals and items that can berecycled are generally excluded from MSW used to generate electricity.Publication USEPA3http://www.epa.gov/cleanenergy/energy-andyou/affect/municipalsw.htmlNo06838EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-013311/14/2008Fact Sheet for Proposed Amendments to New SourcePerformance Standards and Emission Guidelines forHospital, Medical, and Infectious Waste Incinerators -DCN 06839Publication USEPA3No06839EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-013410/31/1995Final Air Regulation for Municipal Waste Combustors -DCN 06840The EPA is today issuing a final regulation to reduce air pollution from municipal wastecombustors (waste-to-energy plants, which generate energy from garbage, andincinerators).Publication USEPA3http://www.epa.gov/ttn/atw/129/mwc/fsmwcs.htmlNo06840EPA DOCKET NUMBERAUTHORDATETITLEABSTRACTDOCUMENTSUB TYPEPAGECOUNTSOURCECITATIONCBIDCNEPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-013510/14/2008Wastes - Non-Hazardous Waste - Municipal Solid WasteCombustion - DCN 06841To reduce waste volume, local governments or private operators can implement acontrolled burning process called combustion or incineration.Publication USEPA1http://www.epa.gov/waste/nonhaz/municipal/combustion.htmNo06841EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-013601/12/2009Safe Medicine Disposal for ME Program: ProgramResearch Report - DCN 06842Fact/Data Sheet3No06842EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-013712/01/2002Assessment and Recommendations for Improving thePerformance of Waste Containment Systems - DCN06843This broad-based study addressed three categories of issues related to the design,construction, and performance of waste containment systems used at landfills, surfaceimpoundments, and waste piles, and in the remediation of contaminated sites.Publication USEPA31EPA/600/R-02/099No06843EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-013803/03/2009PhATE Model Status, Planned Enhancements andAvailability - DCN 06844Publication USEPA12No06844EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-013901/01/2009Targeted National Sewage Sludge Survey OverviewReport - DCN 06845This document provides an overview of two reports that together make up the TNSSSreport: 1) Targeted National Sewage Sludge Survey Sampling and Analysis TechnicalReport (“Technical Report”), and 2) Targeted National Sewage Sludge SurveyStatistical Analysis Report (“Statistical Report”).Publication USEPA10EPA-822-R-08-014No06845EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-014001/01/2009Targeted National Sewage Sludge Survey StatisticalAnalysis Report - DCN 06846This document provides technical background, statistical methods, and resultingestimates of pollutant concentrations in treated sewage sludge that represent POTWsin the contiguous United States with flow rates of at least 1 MGD. Estimates wereproduced using data from a national probability sample of 74 POTWs that statisticallyrepresent 3,337 POTWs that met the study criteria.Publication USEPA58EPA-822-R-08-018No06846EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-014101/01/2009Targeted National Sewage Sludge Survey Sampling andAnalysis Technical Report - DCN 06847This Report describes the sampling and analysis activities conducted by EPA in supportof the TNSSS. The TNSSS was designed to: 1) obtain updated occurrence informationon nine analytes of potential concern, and 2) obtain occurrence information on anumber of contaminants of emerging interest identified by EPA and the NationalResearch Council NRC.Publication USEPA88EPA-822-R-08-016No06847EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-014212/06/2008Report of the Task Force on Medication CollectionPrograms - DCN 06848This task force was established in response to Resolution 104-5-08, Task Force onMedication Collection Programs, which was approved by the NABP membership at theAssociation’s 104th Annual Meeting in May 2008.Report6No06848EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-014312/18/2008Memorandum to Public Record for the 2008 EffluentGuidelines Program Plan EPA Docket Number EPA-HQOW-2008-0517 - Health Care Industry Study - Meetingwith the American Hospital Association, December 4,2008 - DCN 06262The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) met with representatives from theAmerican Hospital Association (AHA) to discuss their statistical approach and methodsto surveying hospitals. As part of EPA Office of Water’s (OW) detailed study of theHealth Care Industry, EPA plans to conduct a survey of hospitals to gather data onunused pharmaceuticals (waste generation and management practices).Letter,Memorandum,Email8No06262EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-014412/10/2008Memorandum to Public Record for the 2008 EffluentGuidelines Program Plan EPA Docket OW-2008-0517 -Health Care Industry Study - Outreach Meeting with theAmerican Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA),November 4, 2008 - DCN 06257The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) met with representatives from theAmerican Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) to discuss the EPA Office of Water’s(OW) detailed study of the Health Care Industry.Letter,Memorandum,Email7No06257EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0144.1Attachment - AVMA Policy, Guidelines for namingVeterinary Facilities - DCN 06257A1PublicationCopyrightedMaterial17No06257A1EPA DOCKET NUMBERAUTHORDATETITLEABSTRACTDOCUMENTSUB TYPEPAGECOUNTSOURCECITATIONCBIDCNEPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-014512/08/2008Final Site Visit Notes: Dominion Resources' Mount StormPower Station - DCN 06198Final site visit notes prepared from the site visit at Dominion Resources' Mount StormPower Station on Septmeber 9,2008Meeting orTeleconference30No06198EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-014601/20/2009Final Site Visit Notes: Allegheny Energy's Harrison PowerStation - DCN 06199Final site visit notes prepared from the site visit at Allegheny Energy's Harrison PowerStation on September 10, 2008.Meeting orTeleconferenceMaterials14No06199EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-014701/19/2009Non-CBI - Final Site Visit Notes for Ohio PowerCompany's Gavin Plant - DCN 06201Final version of the notes from the EPA site visit at Ohio Power Company's Gavin Planton September 12, 2008.Meeting orTeleconference23No06201EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-014812/18/2008Letter to Thomas Finseth, ERG - DCN 06240Letter delivering the monitoring data collected from the Duke Energy Carolinas' BelewsCreek Steam Station and Marshall Steam Station from the FGD wastewater treatmentsystems.Letter,Memorandum,Email1No06240EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0148.112/18/2008CBI - Monitoring Data from the Duke Energy Carolinas'Belews Creek Steam Station and Marshall Steam Station- DCN 06240A1CBI Monitoring data for selenium speciation collected during 2008 from the FGDwastewater treatment systems at Duke Energy Carolinas' Belews Creek Steam Stationand Marshall Steam StationData0Yes06240A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0148.212/18/2008CBI - Monitoring Data from the Duke Energy Carolinas'Belews Creek Steam Station - June 2008 - DCN06240A2CBI Monitoring data for June 2008 collected from the FGD wastewater treatmentsystem at Duke Energy Carolinas' Belews Creek Steam Station.Data0Yes06240A2EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0148.312/18/2008CBI - Monitoring Data from the Duke Energy Carolinas'Belews Creek Steam Station - July 2008 - DCN 06240A3CBI Monitoring data for July 2008 collected from the FGD wastewater treatment systemat Duke Energy Carolinas' Belews Creek Steam Station.Data0Yes06240A3EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0148.412/18/2008CBI - Monitoring Data from the Duke Energy Carolinas'Belews Creek Steam Station - August 2008 - DCN06240A4CBI Monitoring data for August 2008 collected from the FGD wastewater treatmentsystem at Duke Energy Carolinas' Belews Creek Steam Station.Data0Yes06240A4EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0148.512/18/2008CBI - Monitoring Data from the Duke Energy Carolinas'Belews Creek Steam Station - September 2008 - DCN06240A5CBI Monitoring data for September 2008 collected from the FGD wastewater treatmentsystem at Duke Energy Carolinas' Belews Creek Steam Station.Data0Yes06240A5EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0148.612/18/2008CBI - Monitoring Data from the Duke Energy Carolinas'Marshall Steam Station - June 2008 - DCN 06240A6CBI Monitoring data for June 2008 collected from the FGD wastewater treatmentsystem at Duke Energy Carolinas' Marshall Steam Station.Data0Yes06240A6EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0148.712/18/2008CBI - Monitoring Data from the Duke Energy Carolinas'Marshall Steam Station - July 2008 - DCN 06240A7CBI Monitoring data for July 2008 collected from the FGD wastewater treatment systemat Duke Energy Carolinas' Marshall Steam Station.Data0Yes06240A7EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0148.812/18/2008CBI - Monitoring Data from the Duke Energy Carolinas'Marshall Steam Station - August 2008 - DCN 06240A8CBI Monitoring data for August 2008 collected from the FGD wastewater treatmentsystem at Duke Energy Carolinas' Marshall Steam Station.Data0Yes06240A8EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0148.912/18/2008CBI - Monitoring Data from the Duke Energy Carolinas'Marshall Steam Station - September 2008 - DCN06240A9CBI Monitoring data for September 2008 collected from the FGD wastewater treatmentsystem at Duke Energy Carolinas' Marshall Steam Station.Data0Yes06240A9EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-014902/12/2009Final Site Visit Notes: Dominion Resources' Clover PowerStation - DCN 06202Final site visit notes prepared from the site visit at Dominion Resources' Clover PowerStation on October 24, 2008.Meeting orTeleconference29No06202EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-015007/23/2008EPA Voluntary Data Request for the Health ServicesIndustry - Saint Anne Home - DCN 06192The USEPA is collecting data from organizations about unused pharmaceuticaldisposal at hospitals and long term care facilities. The data request solicits informationfrom companies that have volunteered to provide information about pharmaceuticaldisposalData75No06192EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-015101/01/2009Survey of Pharmacy Law - DCN 06788PublicationCopyrightedMaterialNo06788EPA DOCKET NUMBERAUTHORDATETITLEABSTRACTDOCUMENTSUB TYPEPAGECOUNTSOURCECITATIONCBIDCNEPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-015203/01/20092008 Prescription Drug State Legislation - DCN 06794The total U.S. spending on pharmaceuticals are projected to top $247 billion in 2008,while more than 120 million Americans take one or more prescription medicationsregularly in a year.PublicationCopyrightedMaterial1http://www.ncsl.org/default.aspx?tabid=14418No06794EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-015301/01/2005An Analysis of Returned Medicines in Primary Care -DCN 06796The study was conducted in eight community pharmacies and five GP surgeries withinEast Birmingham over a 4-week period to investigate the types and amounts ofmedicines returned to both general practices and associated local communitypharmacies and why the medication was returned.PublicationCopyrightedMaterial4Pharm World Sci(2005) 27: 296–299No06796EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-015411/15/1984ASHP Technical Assistance Bulletin on Single Unit andUnit Dose Packages of Drugs - DCN 06798Modern drug distribution systems use single unit packages to a great extent and, infact, such packages are central to the operation of unit dose systems, intravenousadmixture services, and other important aspects of pharmacy practice.PublicationCopyrightedMaterial2American Society ofHospital Pharmacists.ASHP technicalassistance bulletin onsingle unit and unitdose packages ofdrugs. Am J HospPharm. 1985;42:378–9.No06798EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-015510/29/2008Human Health Risk Assesment from the Pressence ofHuman Pharmaseuticals in the Aquatic Environment -DCN 06799Assesments for potential impact to human health from enviormental exposers werecaried out for 44 active pharmaceutical ingredients marketed byGlaxosmithkline,representing approximetly 22 general pharmamceutical classesexhibiting a broad spectrum of therapeutic activities. These assesments use theconsiderale amount of information avalable on the human pharmacology andtoxicicology of the AIPs to develop acceptable daliy intakes which are belived to bewithout pharmaceuticology or toxicological effect.PublicationCopyrightedMaterial7Regulatory Toxicologyand Pharmacology 53(2009) 39-45No06799EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-015607/15/2008Derivation of an Aquatic Predicted No-EffectConcentration for the Synthetic Hormone, 17ά-EthinylEstradiol - DCN 0680017R-Ethinyl estradiol (EE2) is a synthetic estrogen widely used in combination withother steroid hormones in oral contraceptives and in the contraceptive patch. EE2 hasbeen detected in sewage treatment plant effluent in the low nanogram -per-liter rangeand occassional in surface waters.PublicationCopyrightedMaterial9Environ. Sct.Technolo.No06800EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-015706/19/2007Returned Medicines: Waste or a Wasted Opportunity? -DCN 06809Unused medicines are returned in substantial quantities and have considerablefinancial value, with many in a condition suitable for re-use. We consider it appropriateto reopen the debate on the potential for re-using these medicines in developingcountries here medicines are not widely available and also within the UK.PublicationCopyrightedMaterial5Journal of PublicHealth | pp. 1–5 |doi:10.1093/pubmed/fdm037No06809EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-015801/19/2009CBI - Final Site Visit Notes for Ohio Power Company'sGavin Plant - DCN 06266CBI - Final version of the notes from the EPA site visit at Ohio Power Company's GavinPlant on September 12, 2008.Meeting orTeleconference24Yes06266EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-015901/19/2009Non-CBI - Memorandum to the Public Record for theEffluent Guidelines Program Plan 2009/2010 - DCN06273Final Notes from EPA Meeting on June 13, 2008 with GE to Discuss FGD WastewaterTreatment. This version of the memorandum was sanitized to remove all confidentialbusiness information.Letter,Memorandum,Email4No06273EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-016011/04/2008E-mail to Ron Jordan, EPA - DCN 06414Cover e-mail from Shannon Langley, Progress Energy Carolinas, delivering DMR datafor September and October from the Roxboro Steam Electric Plant.Letter,Memorandum,Email1No06414EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-016109/30/2008Roxboro Outfall 002 September 2008 DMR Data - DCN06414A1Discharge monitoring report for Roxboro's Outfall 002 for September 2008.Data2No06414A1EPA DOCKET NUMBERAUTHORDATETITLEABSTRACTDOCUMENTSUB TYPEPAGECOUNTSOURCECITATIONCBIDCNEPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-016206/30/1905National Directory of Drug Take-Back and DisposalPrograms: First Edition - DCN 06815By collecting and studying UEM data, we can improve our understanding of theproblems, challenges, and dangers of UEM originating in our homes, workplaces, andcommunities. By fall 2004, researchers at the Foundation created the first standardizeddata collection instrument and protocol to collect and classify UEM.PublicationCopyrightedMaterial96No06815EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-016301/13/2007Reasons Why Medicines are Returned to SwedishPharmacies Unused - DCN 06826The four main reasons for returning unused medicines to the pharmacy were: (1) themedicines were too old, (2) the user had died, (3) there was no need for the medicineanymore, and (4) therapy changes. These reasons made up 75% of all reportedreasons.PublicationCopyrightedMaterial7Pharm World Sci(2006) 28:352–358No06826EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-016402/23/2009Returns of Unused Pharmaceuticals by Consumers andHealth Care Facilities - DCN 06827The following is a compilation of state statutes and current legislation addressingprescription take back programs.PublicationCopyrightedMaterial4No06827EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-016509/23/2007Beyond the Medicine Cabinet: An Analysis of Where andWhy Medications Accumulate - DCN 06828Active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) from medications can enter the environmentas trace contaminants, at individual concentrations generally below a part per billion.PublicationCopyrightedMaterial36Environ. Internat.,2008, 34:1157-1169;doi:10.1016/j.envint.2008.05.002No06828EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-016608/12/2009State Prescription Drug Return, Reuse and RecyclingLaws - DCN 06829NCSL has identified and tracked state legislation to create prescription drug recycling,repository or redistribution programs for unused medication.PublicationCopyrightedMaterial1http://www.ncsl.org/default.aspx?tabid=14425No06829EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-016703/30/2001The Economic Impact of Wasted Prescription Medicationin an Outpatient Population of Older Adults - DCN 06831The causes and costs of outpatient medication waste are not known. We report theresults of a cross-sectional pilot survey of medication waste in a convenience sample of73 New Hampshire retirement community residents aged 65 years or older.PublicationCopyrightedMaterial1The Journal of FamilyPractice September2001 (Vol. 50, No. 9)No06831EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-016801/01/2009The Florida Drug and Cosmetic Act: How It Affects YourPractice - DCN 06832PublicationCopyrightedMaterial4http://www.doh.state.fl.us/mqa/DDC/SiteCopy/HowItAffectsYourPractice.htmNo06832EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-016905/01/2003Unclaimed Prescriptions After Automated PrescriptionTransmittals to Pharmacies - DCN 06834To assess the extent of and the reasons for unclaimed prescriptions, primary noncompliance, after automated transmittals to pharmacies.PublicationCopyrightedMaterial6Pharm World Sci2004; 26: 26–31.No06834EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-017005/27/2008American Health Care Association Issue Brief - DCN06238Letter,Memorandum,Email3No06238EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0171Pharmaceutical Waste Management Survey Results(2008) - DCN 06239Other38No06239EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-017212/17/2008EPA Voluntary Data Request for the Health ServicesIndustry - Franklin County Nursing Home - DCN 06430The USEPA is collecting data from organizations about unused pharmaceuticaldisposal at hospitals and long term care facilities. The data request solicits informationfrom companies that have volunteered to provide information about pharmaceuticaldisposal practices at their hospitals or long term care facilities.Data31No06430EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-017308/31/2009Site Visit Report for Baltimore VA Medical Center - DCN06433Report87No06433EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-017404/01/2003King County Pharmaceutical Waste Survey Final Report -DCN 06519Report91No06519EPA DOCKET NUMBERAUTHORDATETITLEABSTRACTDOCUMENTSUB TYPEPAGECOUNTSOURCECITATIONCBIDCNEPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-017512/01/2003King County Pharmaceutical Reverse Distributor SurveyFinal Report - DCN 06520Report65No06520EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-017603/30/2009Wastewater Treatment Facility NPDES/SDS PermitNumber..... Pharmaceutical Waste and Disposal - DCN06559Letter,Memorandum,Email4No06559EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-017708/01/2004Fact Sheet from Minnesota Pollution Control Agency -Evaluating Pharmaceutical Wastes - DCN 06560Other4No06560EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-017812/06/2008Meeting of the Task Force on Medication CollectionPrograms - DCN 06790Booklet for the meeting of the Task Force on Medication Collection ProgramsMeeting orTeleconference137No06790EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-017910/02/2008Should Disposal of Pharmaceuticals Cause Concern? -DCN 06791Pharmaceutical Use and Disposal Data; Evidence of Drugs in Surface and DrinkingWater; Pathways of Drugs Entering Waterbodies; Environmental Risks from DrugDisposal; Available Regulatory Authorities to Control Discharge; Issues, Barriers, andVoluntary to Control DischargeSpeech52IWEA MeetingNo06791EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-018004/01/2008Interim Enforcement Policy Pharmaceutical Waste inHealthcare - DCN 06792The Washington State Department of Ecology is announcing an interim enforcementpolicy for pharmaceutical waste. Within its enforcement discretion, Ecology will refrainfrom enforcing portions of the Dangerous Waste Regulations at facilities meeting theconditions of this policy.Publication; OtherGovernment845477No06792EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-018109/01/2004Niosh Alert Preventing Occupational Exposres toAntieoplastic and Other Hazardous Drugs in Health CareSettings - DCN 06793The purpose of this Alert is to increase awareness among health care workers and theiremployers about the health risks posed by working with hazardous drugs and toprovide them with measures for protecting their health.Publication; OtherGovernment58DHHS (NIOSH)Publication Number2004-165No06793EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0182Albany Medical Center Pharmaceutical WasteManagement - DCN 06795A 2 Year pilot project funded by EPA Grant in collaboration with Health CareAssociation of New York State and the New York State Department of EnvironmentalConservation.Report54No06795EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-018303/04/2009Memorandum to RCRA Docket EPA RE: EPA-HQ-RCRA2007-0932 - DCN 06797The American Society of Consultant Pharmacists is pleased to offer comments to theEPA regarding the addition of hazardous pharmaceutical wastes to the Agency’sUniversal Waste Rule outlined in the proposed rule published December 2, 2008.Letter,Memorandum,Email5No06797EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-018407/01/2006Maryland Task Force on the Establishment of aPrescription Drug Repository Program: Final Report tothe General Assembly - DCN 06801This is the final of three reports promised to the Maryland General Assembly on theestablishment of a prescription drug repository program in Maryland.Publication; OtherGovernment54No06801EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-018502/25/2009U.S. Congress - H.R.1191 - Safe Drug Disposal Act of2009 - DCN 06802To amend the Controlled Substances Act to provide for disposal of controlledsubstances by ultimate users and care takers through State take-back disposalprograms, to amend the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act to prohibitrecommendations on drug labels for disposal by flushing, and for other purposes.Publication; OtherGovernment1http://www.opencongress.org/bill/111-h1191/showNo06802EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-018603/05/2009U.S. Congress - H.R.1359 - Secure and ResponsibleDrug Disposal Act of 2009 - DCN 06803To amend the Controlled Substances Act to provide for take-back disposal of controlledsubstances in certain instances, and for other purposes.Publication; OtherGovernment1http://www.opencongress.org/bill/111-h1359/showNo06803EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-018701/07/2009U.S. Congress - H.R.276 - Drug Free Water Act of 2009 -DCN 06804To direct the Administrator of the EPA to convene a task force to developrecommendations on the proper disposal of unused pharmaceuticals, and for otherpurposes.Publication; OtherGovernment1http://www.opencongress.org/bill/111-h276/showNo06804EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-018808/10/2009Safe Pharmaceutical Disposal Act - State of Illinois - DCN06805Publication; OtherGovernment3Illinois Public Act 096-0221No06805EPA DOCKET NUMBERAUTHORDATETITLEABSTRACTDOCUMENTSUB TYPEPAGECOUNTSOURCECITATIONCBIDCNEPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-018907/31/2009Memorandum to MaineCare Providers RE: InitialPrescription Limits - DCN 06806MaineCare has instituted measures to ensure cost effectiveness with the use of DrugBenefit Management, Drug-Drug editing promoting education and patient safety, recentPPI limitations and Intensive Benefit Management of controlled substances.Letter,Memorandum,Email1No06806EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-019012/29/2007Hospitals for a Healthy Environment /Joint Commissionon Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations Project:U.S. EPA Region 1 Innovations Work Group Final Report-DCN 06807The objective of this project was to establish a formal collaborative partnership amongmultiple health care and regulatory organizations and the Joint Commission to moreclosely align existing environmental regulations and beyond compliance opportunitieswith the Joint Commission Environment of Care Standards.Report12No06807EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-019112/01/2001Managing Your Hazardous Waste: A Guide for SmallBusinesses - DCN 06808If you need help understanding which federal hazardous waste managementregulations apply to your business, this handbook is for you. It has been prepared bythe U.S. EPA to help small-business owners and operators understand how best tocomply with federal hazardous waste management regulations.Publication USEPA31EPA530-K-01-005No06808EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0192Managing Hazardous (RCRA) Wastes - DCN 06810In order to regulate the over 800,000 hazardous waste generators in the United Statescost effectively, EPA in 1985 established three types of generators. In most caseshospitals are small quantity generators.Other1http://www.h2eonline.org/hazmat/hazmanaging.htmlNo06810EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-019310/15/2002Memorandum to Directors of Environmental HealthMedical Waste Programs RE: Management ofPharmaceutical Medical Waste - DCN 06811During 1996, Senate Bill 1966 was signed into law. This bill redirected regulation ofCalifornia only hazardous pharmaceutical waste from the California Department ofToxic Substances Control (DTSC) to the California Department of Health Services(DHS). The memorandum includes information to assist the regulated and regulatorycommunities in complying with and uniformly enforcing the law in an appropriatemanner.Letter,Memorandum,Email3No06811EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-019404/23/2009Rx2: Curing Pharmaceutical Waste - DCN 06812Presentation to assist Minnesota business with pollution prevention, resourceefficiency, and cost savings.Speech13Product StewardshipInstitude WebinarNo06812EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-019511/01/2008Municipal Solid Waste in The United States: 2007 Factsand Figures - DCN 06813This report describes the national municipal solid waste stream based on data collectedfor 1960 through 2007.Publication USEPA177EPA530-R-08-010No06813EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-019606/01/2003Frequently Asked Questions: Autoclaving an Acute CareHospital’s Regulated Medical Waste - DCN 06814To assist hospitals with considering the viable alternatives for medical wastemanagement, the Bay Area Dioxins Project has compiled a set of materials for youruse, including this set of answers to common questions about autoclaving an acutecare hospital’s regulated medical wastePublication; OtherGovernment5No06814EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-019710/31/2008Roxboro Outfall 002 October 2008 DMR Data - DCN06414A2Discharge monitoring report for Roxboro's Outfall 002 for October 2008.Data4No06414A2EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-019809/30/2008Roxboro Outfall 003 September 2008 DMR Data - DCN06414A3Discharge monitoring report for Roxboro's Outfall 003 for September 2008.Data2No06414A3EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-019910/31/2008Roxboro Outfall 003 October 2008 DMR Data - DCN06414A4Discharge monitoring report for Roxboro's Outfall 003 for October 2008.Data2No06414A4EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-020009/30/2008Roxboro Outfall 010 September 2008 DMR Data - DCN06414A5Discharge monitoring report for Roxboro's Outfall 010 for September 2008.Data2No06414A5EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-020110/31/2008Roxboro Outfall 010 October 2008 DMR Data - DCN06414A6Discharge monitoring report for Roxboro's Outfall 010 for October 2008.Data2No06414A6EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-020209/30/2008Roxboro September 2008 DMR Data for All Outfalls -DCN 06414A7Discharge monitoring report for all of Roxboro's Outfall for September 2008.Data9No06414A7EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-020310/31/2008Roxboro October 2008 DMR Data for All Outfalls - DCN06414A8Discharge monitoring report for all of Roxboro's Outfall for October 2008.Data10No06414A8EPA DOCKET NUMBERAUTHORDATETITLEABSTRACTDOCUMENTSUB TYPEPAGECOUNTSOURCECITATIONCBIDCNEPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-020401/01/2004Household Disposal of Unused or Expired Medications -DCN 06816There are two major concerns regarding household disposal of unused or expiredmedications. First, health threats may occur when other people, particularly children,mistakenly acquire the prescription drugs if they are carelessly disposed. Secondly,some of these products can cause environmental damage if disposed into the sewersystem because these materials are not adequately destroyed by sewer treatmentplants and can enter the water supply.Report1No06816EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-020510/17/2008Contaminants of Emerging Concern in the Tidal DelawareRiver A Pilot Monitoring SurveyCollect ambient water data for use in compilation with basin data on contaminants ofemerging concern.Speech26No06817EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-020604/01/2004The Disposition of Unused Medications in NursingFacilities Study - Phase 2 - DCN 06818The study population consisted of Ohio Medicaid nursing home residents who receiveda Minimum Data Set Assessment during the State Fiscal Year 2001 (June 2000 to July2001).ReportNo06818EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-020710/01/2008Tracking the Issue of Pharmaceuticals and Personal CareProducts in the Environment - DCN 06819SpeechAnnual Water Expo.10/2008No06819EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0208Pharmaceutical Wastes in Health Care Facilities - DCN06820A hospital pharmacy can easily have several thousand distinct pharmaceuticalmaterials in inventory. Any of these materials can enter the waste stream, and somemust be managed as hazardous wastes. This page will help you determine which rulesapply.Other1http://www.h2eonline.org/hazmat/pharma.htmlNo06820EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0209NC Division of Waste Management PharmaceuticalWaste Guidance Document - DCN 06821Recommended disposal options for hazardous pharmaceutical wastesPublication; OtherGovernment6No06821EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-021008/12/2008E-mail to Ron Jordan, EPA - DCN 06415Cover e-mail from Shannon Langley, Progress Energy Carolinas, delivering lab reportsand DMR data for June 2008 from the Roxboro Steam Electric Plant.Letter,Memorandum,Email1No06415EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0210.106/10/2008Letter to Chris Clayton, Progress Energy - DCN 06415A1Letter from Environmental Conservation Laboratories containing the laboratoryanalytical results for the Progress Energy Monitoring of the FGD wastewater treatmentsystem for samples collected June 2, 2008.Letter,Memorandum,Email32No06415A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0210.206/13/2008Letter to Chris Clayton, Progress Energy - DCN 06415A2Letter from Environmental Conservation Laboratories containing the laboratoryanalytical results for the Progress Energy Monitoring of the FGD wastewater treatmentsystem for samples collected June 9, 2008.Letter,Memorandum,Email32No06415A2EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0210.307/22/2008Letter to Chris Clayton, Progress Energy - DCN 06415A3Letter from Environmental Conservation Laboratories containing the laboratoryanalytical results for the Progress Energy Monitoring of the FGD wastewater treatmentsystem for samples collected June 16, 2008.Letter,Memorandum,Email32No06415A3EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0210.406/27/2008Letter to Chris Clayton, Progress Energy - DCN 06415A4Letter from Environmental Conservation Laboratories containing the laboratoryanalytical results for the Progress Energy Monitoring of the FGD wastewater treatmentsystem for samples collected June 23, 2008.Letter,Memorandum,Email40No06415A4EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0210.506/30/2008Roxboro Outfall 002 June 2008 DMR Data - DCN06415A5Discharge monitoring report for Roxboro's Outfall 002 for June 2008.Data2No06415A5EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0210.606/30/2008Roxboro Outfall 003 June 2008 DMR Data - DCN06415A6Discharge monitoring report for Roxboro's Outfall 003 for June 2008.Data2No06415A6EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0210.706/30/2008Roxboro Outfall 010 June 2008 DMR Data - DCN06415A7Discharge monitoring report for Roxboro's Outfall 010 for June 2008.Data2No06415A7EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0210.806/30/2008Roxboro June 2008 DMR Data for All Outfalls - DCN06415A8Discharge monitoring report for all of Roxboro's Outfalls for June 2008.Data10No06415A8EPA DOCKET NUMBERAUTHORDATETITLEABSTRACTDOCUMENTSUB TYPEPAGECOUNTSOURCECITATIONCBIDCNEPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-021108/01/2008Managing Pharmaceutical Waste: A 10-Step Blueprint forHealthcare Facilities In the United States - DCN 06822The discovery of a variety of pharmaceuticals in surface, ground, and drinking watersaround the country is raising concerns about the potentially adverse environmentalconsequences of these contaminants.Report93No06822EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-021204/14/2008Memorandum to Gary Chilcott, Sure-Way Systems, Inc.RE: Clarification on December 1994 Epinephrine SyringeIntrepretation - DCN 06825Letter,Memorandum,Email1No06825EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-021303/22/2007Disposal Options for Expired or SurplusMedications/Pharmaceuticals - DCN 06830This technical guidance document provides information regarding the proper disposalof pharmaceuticals that are not currently regulated by the RCRA, including commonover-the-counter and prescription medications.Publication; OtherGovernment2Technical GuidanceDocument SW 07-01No06830EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-021409/23/2003Memorandum to POTW Pretreatment Coordinators andManagers RE: Sewer Disposal of Pharmaceutical Waste -DCN 06833On behalf of Tri-TAC, we want to provide you with an update on recent guidancedeveloped by the California Department of Health Services regarding the disposal ofpharmaceutical wastes into sewer systems, and recommendations for your agency onhow to handle this challenging disposal issue.Letter,Memorandum,Email11No06833EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-021504/01/2009How to Address Unused Medicine Disposal in NewHampshire - DCN 06835The objective of this document is to establish background information on medicinedisposal in New Hampshire that can be used by stakeholders to develop a statewidepolicy on proper medicine disposal practices.Publication; OtherGovernment18No06835EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-021607/14/2009HCI Phone Log: Geisinger Medical Center in Danville, PA- DCN 06850Meeting orTeleconferenceMaterials1No06850EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-021712/10/2008Phone Log HCI Study: Quest Diagnostics Laboratories -DCN 06913Letter,Memorandum,Email1No06913EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-021808/14/2008E-mail to Ron Jordan, EPA - DCN 06416Cover e-mail from Shannon Langley, Progress Energy Carolinas, delivering lab reportsfor July 2008 from the Roxboro Steam Electric Plant.Letter,Memorandum,Email2No06416EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0218.107/25/2008Letter to Chris Clayton, Progress Energy - DCN 06416A1Letter from Environmental Conservation Laboratories containing the laboratoryanalytical results for the Progress Energy Monitoring of the FGD wastewater treatmentsystem for samples collected July 21, 2008.Letter,Memorandum,Email44No006416A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0218.207/25/2008Letter to Robert Howard, Progress Energy - DCN06416A2Letter from Applied Speciation and Consulting, LLC containing the laboratory analyticalresults for total and dissolved selenium from the Progress Energy Monitoring of theFGD wastewater treatment system for samples collected July 22, 2008.Letter,Memorandum,Email7No006416A2EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-021912/18/2008E-mail to Ron Jordan, EPA - DCN 06417Cover e-mail from Shannon Langley, Progress Energy Carolinas, delivering lab reportsfor November and December 2008 from the Roxboro Steam Electric Plant.Letter,Memorandum,Email4No06417EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0219.111/14/2008Letter to Chris Clayton, Progress Energy - DCN 06417A1Letter from Environmental Conservation Laboratories containing the laboratoryanalytical results for the Progress Energy Monitoring of the FGD wastewater treatmentsystem for samples collected November 10, 2008.Letter,Memorandum,Email31No06417A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0219.211/21/2008Letter to Chris Clayton, Progress Energy - DCN 06417A2Letter from Environmental Conservation Laboratories containing the laboratoryanalytical results for the Progress Energy Monitoring of the FGD wastewater treatmentsystem for samples collected November 17, 2008.Letter,Memorandum,Email30No06417A2EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0219.312/02/2008Letter to Chris Clayton, Progress Energy - DCN 06417A3Letter from Environmental Conservation Laboratories containing the laboratoryanalytical results for the Progress Energy Monitoring of the FGD wastewater treatmentsystem for samples collected November 24, 2008.Letter,Memorandum,Email33No06417A3EPA DOCKET NUMBERAUTHORDATETITLEABSTRACTDOCUMENTSUB TYPEPAGECOUNTSOURCECITATIONCBIDCNEPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0219.412/05/2008Letter to Chris Clayton, Progress Energy - DCN 06417A4Letter from Environmental Conservation Laboratories containing the laboratoryanalytical results for the Progress Energy Monitoring of the FGD wastewater treatmentsystem for samples collected December 1, 2008.Letter,Memorandum,Email32No06417A4EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0219.512/12/2008Letter to Chris Clayton, Progress Energy - DCN 06417A5Letter from Environmental Conservation Laboratories containing the laboratoryanalytical results for the Progress Energy Monitoring of the FGD wastewater treatmentsystem for samples collected December 8, 2008.Letter,Memorandum,Email31No06417A5EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-022011/21/2008E-mail to Ron Jordan, EPA - DCN 06418Cover e-mail from Shannon Langley, Progress Energy Carolinas, delivering lab reportsfor August, September, and October 2008 from the Roxboro Steam Electric Plant.Letter,Memorandum,Email2No06418EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0220.108/04/2008Letter to Chris Clayton, Progress Energy - DCN06418A01Letter from Environmental Conservation Laboratories containing the laboratoryanalytical results for the Progress Energy Monitoring of the FGD wastewater treatmentsystem for samples collected July 28, 2008.Letter,Memorandum,Email31No06418A01EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0220.1010/03/2009Letter to Chris Clayton, Progress Energy - DCN06418A10Letter from Environmental Conservation Laboratories containing the laboratoryanalytical results for the Progress Energy Monitoring of the FGD wastewater treatmentsystem for samples collected September 29, 2008.Letter,Memorandum,Email31No06418A10EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0220.1110/10/2008Letter to Chris Clayton, Progress Energy - DCN06418A11Letter from Environmental Conservation Laboratories containing the laboratoryanalytical results for the Progress Energy Monitoring of the FGD wastewater treatmentsystem for samples collected October 6, 2008.Letter,Memorandum,Email30No06418A11EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0220.1210/24/2008Letter to Chris Clayton, Progress Energy - DCN06418A12Letter from Environmental Conservation Laboratories containing the laboratoryanalytical results for the Progress Energy Monitoring of the FGD wastewater treatmentsystem for samples collected October 13, 2008.Letter,Memorandum,Email35No06418A12EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0220.1310/24/2008Letter to Chris Clayton, Progress Energy - DCN06418A13Letter from Environmental Conservation Laboratories containing the laboratoryanalytical results for the Progress Energy Monitoring of the FGD wastewater treatmentsystem for samples collected October 20, 2008.Letter,Memorandum,Email31No06418A13EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0220.1410/31/2008Letter to Chris Clayton, Progress Energy - DCN06418A14Letter from Environmental Conservation Laboratories containing the laboratoryanalytical results for the Progress Energy Monitoring of the FGD wastewater treatmentsystem for samples collected October 27, 2008.Letter,Memorandum,Email31No06418A14EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0220.1511/10/2008Letter to Chris Clayton, Progress Energy - DCN06418A15Letter from Environmental Conservation Laboratories containing the laboratoryanalytical results for the Progress Energy Monitoring of the FGD wastewater treatmentsystem for samples collected November 3, 2008.Letter,Memorandum,Email33No06418A15EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0220.208/19/2008Letter to Chris Clayton, Progress Energy - DCN06418A02Letter from Environmental Conservation Laboratories containing the laboratoryanalytical results for the Progress Energy Monitoring of the FGD wastewater treatmentsystem for samples collected August 4, 2008.Letter,Memorandum,Email31No06418A02EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0220.308/18/2008Letter to Chris Clayton, Progress Energy - DCN06418A03Letter from Environmental Conservation Laboratories containing the laboratoryanalytical results for the Progress Energy Monitoring of the FGD wastewater treatmentsystem for samples collected August 11, 2008.Letter,Memorandum,Email32No06418A03EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0220.409/02/2008Letter to Chris Clayton, Progress Energy - DCN06418A04Letter from Environmental Conservation Laboratories containing the laboratoryanalytical results for the Progress Energy Monitoring of the FGD wastewater treatmentsystem for samples collected August 18, 2008.Letter,Memorandum,Email31No06418A04EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0220.509/02/2008Letter to Chris Clayton, Progress Energy - DCN06418A05Letter from Environmental Conservation Laboratories containing the laboratoryanalytical results for the Progress Energy Monitoring of the FGD wastewater treatmentsystem for samples collected August 25, 2008.Letter,Memorandum,Email31No06418A05EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0220.610/06/2008Letter to Chris Clayton, Progress Energy - DCN06418A06Letter from Environmental Conservation Laboratories containing the laboratoryanalytical results for the Progress Energy Monitoring of the FGD wastewater treatmentsystem for samples collected September 2, 2008.Letter,Memorandum,Email31No06418A06EPA DOCKET NUMBERAUTHORDATETITLEABSTRACTDOCUMENTSUB TYPEPAGECOUNTSOURCECITATIONCBIDCNEPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0220.710/06/2008Letter to Chris Clayton, Progress Energy - DCN06418A07Letter from Environmental Conservation Laboratories containing the laboratoryanalytical results for the Progress Energy Monitoring of the FGD wastewater treatmentsystem for samples collected September 8, 2008.Letter,Memorandum,Email31No06418A07EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0220.810/01/2008Letter to Chris Clayton, Progress Energy - DCN06418A08Letter from Environmental Conservation Laboratories containing the laboratoryanalytical results for the Progress Energy Monitoring of the FGD wastewater treatmentsystem for samples collected September 15, 2008.Letter,Memorandum,Email32No06418A08EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0220.909/29/2008Letter to Chris Clayton, Progress Energy - DCN06418A09Letter from Environmental Conservation Laboratories containing the laboratoryanalytical results for the Progress Energy Monitoring of the FGD wastewater treatmentsystem for samples collected September 22, 2008.Letter,Memorandum,Email31No06418A09EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-022102/20/2009Summary of Meeting with ExcelleRx, February 9, 2009 -DCN 06296Letter,Memorandum,Email5No06296EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-022206/26/2009Summary of Teleconference with the Centers forMedicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) - DCN 06498Letter,Memorandum,Email4No06498EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-022303/10/2009Health Care Industry Study: Meeting with Talyst, February24, 2009 - DCN 06501Letter,Memorandum,Email5No06501EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-022406/03/2009Summary of Meeting with Bruce Cunha, Marshfield Clinic,May 20, 2009 - DCN 06573Letter,Memorandum,Email6No06573EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-022506/16/2009NHPCO Meeting Summary (6/5) - DCN 06574Letter,Memorandum,Email5No06574EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-022604/17/2009Clear River Enviro Meeting Summary - DCN 06575Letter,Memorandum,Email4No06575EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-022706/01/2009Final Site Visit Notes: Kentucky Utilities Company's GhentGenerating Station - DCN 06205Final notes from EPA's site visit at Kentucky Utilities Company's Ghent GeneratingStation on December 9, 2008.Meeting orTeleconference24No06205EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-022806/02/2009Non-CBI - Final Site Visit Notes: Louisville Gas & ElectricCompany's Trimble County Station - DCN 06206Non-CBI - Final notes from EPA's site visit at Louisville Gas & Electric Company'sTrimble County Station on December 10, 2008.Meeting orTeleconference28No06206EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-022906/01/2009Final Site Visit Notes: Louisville Gas & ElectricCompany's Cane Run Station - DCN 06207Final notes from EPA's site visit at Louisville Gas & Electric Company's Cane RunStation on December 11, 2008.Meeting orTeleconference21No06207EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-023006/01/2009Final Site Visit Notes: Louisville Gas & ElectricCompany's Mill Creek Station - DCN 06208Final notes from EPA's site visit at Louisville Gas & Electric Company's Mill CreekStation on December 12, 2008.Meeting orTeleconference22No06208EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-023112/22/2008Letter to Paul Luebke, Wisconsin Department of NaturalResources - DCN 06298Cover letter from David Lee, WE Energies, delivering WE Energies report discussingthe evaluation of treatment technologies for the removal of mercury from FGDwastewater.Letter,Memorandum,Email1No06298EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0231.112/01/2008Evaluation of Treatment Technologies for MercuryRemoval: Pleasant Prairie Power Plant - DCN 06298A1A report that discusses an evaluation of mercury removal technologies from FGDwastewater performed by WE Energies at the Pleasant Prairie Power Plant. The reportexamines the efficacy and cost effectiveness of technologies available for reducingmercury effluent concentrations levels below 1.5 micrograms per liter.Report49No06298A1EPA DOCKET NUMBERAUTHORDATETITLEABSTRACTDOCUMENTSUB TYPEPAGECOUNTSOURCECITATIONCBIDCNEPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-023203/18/2009E-mail to TJ Finseth, ERG - DCN 06422Cover e-mail from Shannon Langley, Progress Energy Carolinas, delivering aspreadsheet that contains the scrubber purge flow rate data for the dates for whichProgress Energy Carolinas has provided scrubber purge monitoring data for theRoxboro power plant.Letter,Memorandum,Email1No06422EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0232.103/26/2009E-mail to TJ Finseth, ERG - DCN 06422A1Cover e-mail from Robin Bryson, Progress Energy Carolinas, delivering a spreadsheetthat contains the scrubber purge flow rate data for the dates for which Progress EnergyCarolinas has provided scrubber purge monitoring data for the Roxboro and Ashevillepower plants.Letter,Memorandum,Email1No06422A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0232.203/26/2009Roxboro and Asheville Scrubber Purge Flow Rate Data -DCN 06422A2A spreadsheet containing scrubber purge flow rate data for the dates for whichProgress Energy Carolinas has provided scrubber purge monitoring data for theRoxboro and Asheville power plants.Data2No06422A2EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-023306/02/2009CBI - Final Site Visit Notes: Louisville Gas & ElectricCompany's Trimble County Station - DCN 06451CBI - Final notes from EPA's site visit at Louisville Gas & Electric Company's TrimbleCounty Station on December 10, 2008.Meeting orTeleconference11Yes06451EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-023411/04/2008Letter to Joseph Lapcevic, Allegheny Energy - DCN06464Cover letter to Joseph Lapcevic, Allegheny Energy, delivering the draft notes fromEPA's site visit at the Harrison Power Station on September 10, 2008.Letter,Memorandum,Email1No06464EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0234.111/04/2008Site Visit Notes: Allegheny Energy's Harrison PowerStation - Draft to plant - DCN 06464A1Draft notes from EPA's site visit at Allegheny Energy's Harrison Power Station onSeptember 10, 2008. These notes were delivered to Harrison for their review.Meeting orTeleconferenceMaterials8No06464A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-023502/01/2007Assessment of Post-Combustion Carbon CaptureTechnology Developments - DCN 06506This report provides a broad review of post-combustion CO2 capture technologies andprocesses under development. The majority of current research and developmentefforts are focused on improving regenerative absorption processes, the chemistries ofsolvents, and process equipment. The balance of R&D activity proposes altogether newprocesses. The intent of this effort is to summarize ongoing developments and identifypost-combustion capture options that show promise of significant cost and energyreductions. Accordingly, this will be the first in what will be an ongoing annual review asprocess development proceeds and new processes are identified. While an attemptwas made to identify all of the ongoing R&D in this area, there is no guarantee thatevery emerging process was identified and included.PublicationCopyrightedMaterial126EPRI, Palo Alto, CA:2007. 1012796.No06506EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-023612/01/2003Potential for Methylmercury Formation in CoalCombustion By-Products Management Settings - DCN06512Mercury occurs naturally in all types of coal and is released when the coal is burned.Data from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (US EPA’s) InformationCollection Request (ICR) indicated that 75 tons of mercury are released from the coalburned annually by electric utilities (EPRI, 2000). Of this total, about 60 percent isreleased to the atmosphere in the stack gases and the remaining 40 percent isassumed to be captured with the coal combustion by-products (CCBs), principally flyash and flue gas desulfurization (FGD) sludge. In 2000, the US EPA indicated theirintent to require power plants to decrease mercury emissions beginning in 2007. Mostof the control technologies currently being considered to meet this requirement wouldincrease the mercury concentrations in CCBs. A previous report (EPRI, 2001a)compiled available data on the concentrations of mercury in CCBs and possibleenvironmental implications. The data showed that mercury concentrations in CCBswere relatively low, usually less than 0.5 mg/kg.PublicationCopyrightedMaterial52EPRI, Palo Alto, CA:2003. 1005506.No06512EPA DOCKET NUMBERAUTHORDATETITLEABSTRACTDOCUMENTSUB TYPEPAGECOUNTSOURCECITATIONCBIDCNTotal mercury concentrations in CCB leachates were typically below detection limits ofabout 0.5μg/L and did not appear to represent a significant environmental concernfrom a disposal perspective. One of the data gaps identified in that report was thelimited information on the potential for methylation of mercury at CCB sites. Methylationis the conversion of various species of inorganic mercury to methylmercury, which is itsmost toxic and bioavailable form. The presence of methylmercury in water in very lowconcentrations, in the range of parts per trillion, can be important. It was not clear fromthe existing data if environmental conditions at CCB management facilities wereconducive to the formation of levels of methylmercury at these concentrations. Thepurpose of this report is to briefly describe key factors affecting the methylationprocess, assess the potential for mercury methylation in typical CCB managementsettings, and identify uncertainties and areas that may benefit from further research.EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-023708/01/2002Tampa Electric Polk Power Station IntegratedGasification Combined Cycle Project: Final TechnicalReport - DCN 06537Final comprehensive technical report providing the Department of Energy with asummary of information regarding the operation of TECO's Polk Power Station since itstarted producing syngas in 1996.Letter,Memorandum,Email260Available on-line at:http://www.tampaelectric.com/data/files/PolkDOEFinalTechnicalReport.pdfNo06537EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-023806/01/2009Letter to Paul Miller, Constellation Power Generation -DCN 06561Cover letter to Paul Miller, Constellation Power Generation, delivering the draft notesfrom EPA's site visit at Brandon Shores Power Plant.1No06561EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0238.106/01/2009CBI - Site Visit Notes: Constellation Power Generation'sBrandon Shores Power Plant - Draft to Plant - DCN06561A1CBI Draft notes from EPA's site visit at Constellation Power Generation's BrandonShores Power Plant on January 29, 2009. These notes were delivered to BrandonShores for their review.7No06561A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0238.2Brandon Shores Site Visit Agenda - DCN 06561A2Agenda for EPA's site visit at Constellation Power Generation's Brandon Shores PowerPlant on January 29, 2009.1No06561A2EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0238.3CBI - Brandon Shores Water Flow Diagram - DCN06561A3CBI Wastewater treatment process flow diagram at Constellation Power Generation'sBrandon Shores Power Plant.1No06561A3EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0238.4CBI - Brandon Shores Vendor Wastewater TreatmentInformation - DCN 06561A4CBI Information from a vendor on a wastewater treatment at Constellation PowerGeneration's Brandon Shores Power Plant.Letter,Memorandum,Email26No06561A4EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0238.508/08/2007Brandon Shores NPDES Application - DCN 06561A5Signed NPDES application from Constellation Power Generation's Brandon ShoresPower Plant.13No06561A5EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-023905/19/2009CBI - Email to Kurt Blohm, Eastern Research Group, Inc.from Vincent Martin, Trigen/Veolia - DCN 06567CBI - Email to Kurt Blohm, Eastern Research Group, Inc. from Vincent Martin,Trigen/Veolia delivering reponses to the questions sent in an email on April 24, 2009.Letter,Memorandum,Email2Yes06567EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0239.105/19/2009CBI - Trigen/Veolia Responses to Steam Supply PlantOperation Questions - DCN 06567A1CBI - Answers to questions regarding plant operations and wastewaters generated atTrigen Veolia's steam supply plants delivered to Kurt Blohm, ERG from Vincent Martin,Trigen/Veolia.Other2Yes06567A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0240EPA Survey Response Summary - DCN 06585Response Summary of the 2007 EPA NPDES Questionnaire for Cane Run, Mill Creek,Trimble County and Ghent. Includes general power plant information, power planttechnical information, FGD process control, and water balance diagrams for each plant.Data9No06585EPA DOCKET NUMBERAUTHORDATETITLEABSTRACTDOCUMENTSUB TYPEPAGECOUNTSOURCECITATIONCBIDCNEPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0241EPA Survey Response Summary - Revised - DCN 06586Revised version of response summary of the 2007 EPA NPDES Questionnaire forCane Run, Mill Creek, Trimble County and Ghent. Includes general power plantinformation, power plant technical information, FGD process control, and water balancediagrams for each plant.Data9No06586EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-024212/16/2008Email to Tim Lohner - DCN 06666Email delivering draft site visit notes of Ohio Power Company's Gavin Plant located inCheshire, OH on Friday, September 12, 2008 to American Electric Power for review.Letter,Memorandum,Email1No06666EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0242.112/16/2008Ohio Power Company's Gavin Plant - Water BalanceDiagram and FGD Process Flow Diagram - DCN06666A1Water Balance Diagram and Process Flow Diagram of Ohio Power Company's GavinPlant.Other2No06666A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0242.212/16/2008CBI - Draft Notes from Site Visit at Ohio PowerCompany’s Gavin Plant on September 12, 2008 - DCN06666A2CBI - EPA conducted a site visit at Ohio Power Company’s Gavin Plant (Gavin) locatedin Cheshire, OH on Friday, September 12, 2008 to learn about the operations at theplant, specifically the FGD wastewater handling operations.Meeting orTeleconference8Yes06666A2EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-024302/27/2009E-mail to Robert Wylie, Duke Energy Carolinas - DCN06419Cover e-mail from TJ Finseth, ERG, delivering a spreadsheet that contains the datesfor which Duke Energy Carolinas has provided scrubber purge monitoring data for theBelews Creek and Marshall Steam Stations. ERG is requesting that average daily flowrates for these days be provided.Letter,Memorandum,Email1No06419EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0243.102/27/2009Belews Creek and Marshall Dates of Scrubber PurgeMonitoring Data - DCN 06419A1A spreadsheet containing a list of dates for which Duke Energy Carolinas has providedscrubber purge monitoring data for the Belews Creek and Marshall Steam Stations.The spreadsheet has columns for the plants to add associated scrubber purge flow ratedata.Data5No06419A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-024403/16/2009E-mail to TJ Finseth, ERG - DCN 06420Cover e-mail from Robert Wylie, Duke Energy Carolinas, delivering a spreadsheet thatcontains the scrubber purge flow rate data for the dates for which Duke EnergyCarolinas has provided scrubber purge monitoring data for the Belews Creek andMarshall Steam Stations.Letter,Memorandum,Email1No06420EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0244.103/16/2009Belews Creek and Marshall Scrubber Purge Flow RateData - DCN 06420A1A spreadsheet containing scrubber purge flow rate data for the dates for which DukeEnergy Carolinas has provided scrubber purge monitoring data for the Belews Creekand Marshall Steam Stations.Data5No06420A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-024502/27/2009E-mail to Shannon Langley, Progress Energy - DCN06421Cover e-mail from TJ Finseth, ERG, delivering a spreadsheet that contains the datesfor which Progress Energy Carolinas has provided scrubber purge monitoring data forthe Roxboro and Asheville power plants. ERG is requesting that average daily flowrates for these days be provided.Letter,Memorandum,Email1No06421EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0245.102/27/2009Roxboro and Asheville Dates of Scrubber PurgeMonitoring Data - DCN 06421A1A spreadsheet containing a list of dates for which Progress Energy Carolinas hasprovided scrubber purge monitoring data for the Roxboro and Asheville power plants.The spreadsheet has columns for the plants to add associated scrubber purge flow ratedata.Data2No06421A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-024612/11/2008E-mail to Ron Jordan, EPA - DCN 06423Cover e-mail from David Lee, WE Energies, delivering monitoring data for the PleasantPrairire FGD wastewater treatment system.Letter,Memorandum,Email1No06423EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0246.112/11/2008WE Energies' Pleasant Prairie FGD WastewaterTreatment System Mercury Data for 2008 - DCN06423A1Presents mercury monitoring data from WE Energies' Pleasant Prairie FGD wastewatertreatment system collected during 2008.Data1No06423A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0246.212/11/2008WE Energies' Pleasant Prairie FGD WastewaterTreatment System Metals Data for February 21, 2008 -DCN 06423A2Presents iron, selenium, and mercury monitoring data from WE Energies' PleasantPrairie FGD wastewater treatment system collected on February 21, 2008.Data1No06423A2EPA DOCKET NUMBERAUTHORDATETITLEABSTRACTDOCUMENTSUB TYPEPAGECOUNTSOURCECITATIONCBIDCNEPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0246.302/21/2008WE Energies' Pleasant Prairie FGD WastewaterTreatment System Metals Data for January 25, 2008 -DCN 06423A3Presents monitoring data for several metals from WE Energies' Pleasant Prairie FGDwastewater treatment system collected on January 25, 2008.Data5No06423A3EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-024701/26/2009E-mail to Ron Jordan, EPA - DCN 06424Cover e-mail from David Lee, WE Energies, delivering monitoring data for the PleasantPrairire FGD wastewater treatment system.Letter,Memorandum,Email2No6424EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0247.101/17/2009WE Energies' Pleasant Prairie FGD WastewaterTreatment System Metals Data for December 22, 2008 -DCN 06424A1Presents monitoring data for several metals from WE Energies' Pleasant Prairie FGDwastewater treatment system collected on December 22, 2008.Data7No06424A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0247.207/24/2008WE Energies' Pleasant Prairie FGD WastewaterTreatment System Metals Data for June 2008 - DCN06424A2Presents monitoring data for several metals from WE Energies' Pleasant Prairie FGDwastewater treatment system collected on several dates in June 2008.Data31No06424A2EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-024804/23/2009Notes from Telephone Conversation between TJ Finseth,ERG, and Danny Wene, Alcoa Generating Corp - DCN06521Telephone conversation to discuss the operation of the electric generating units locatedat Alcoa's Warrick Operations facility.Meeting orTeleconference3No06521EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-024904/29/2009Notes from Telephone Conversation between TJ Finseth,ERG, and Levi LaMothe, Archer Daniels MidlandCompany (ADM) - DCN 06522Telephone conversation to discuss the operation of the on-site electric generating unitsat the ADM agricultural processing facilities.Meeting orTeleconference2No06522EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-025012/09/1997Dry Fly Ash System Conversion for an Existing 480 MWPower Plant- Justification, Design, and Construction -DCN 06523This paper describes the actual technical and economic issues and decisions that weremade for the dry fly ash system conversion of Northern Indiana Public ServiceCompany's Michigan City Generating Plant in 1997.PublicationCopyrightedMaterial11The 1997 POWERGEN InternationalConference &Exhibition, December9-11, 1997, Dallas, TX.Available online at:http://www.babcockpower.com/pdf/rst145.pdfNo06523EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-025112/19/2008CBI - Email to Ron Jordan, EPA, Re: Scrubberinstallations at Southern Company Facilities - DCN 06431CBI email from Donna Hill, Southern Company, to Ron Jordan, EPA supplyingprojected in-service dates for FGD scrubber installations at Southern Companyfacilities.Letter,Memorandum,Email1Yes06431EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0251.112/19/2008CBI Commercial Operation Dates for Southern CompanyScrubber Installations - DCN 06431A1Table of projected in-service dates for FGD scrubber installations at SouthernCompany facilities.Other1Yes06431A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-025204/01/2009Cliffside 6 Integrated Emissions Control System- DCN06524Article from Power Engineering: Describes Duke Energy's Cliffside Station IntegratedEmissions Controls SystemsPublicationCopyrightedMaterial8Power EngineeringMagazine, Volume:113, Issue: 4, April2009. Available onlineat:http://pepei.pennnet.com/display_article/358960/6/ARTCL/none/none/1/Cliffside-6-Integrated-EmissionsControl-System/No06524EPA DOCKET NUMBERAUTHORDATETITLEABSTRACTDOCUMENTSUB TYPEPAGECOUNTSOURCECITATIONCBIDCNEPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-025304/23/2009Notes from Telephone Conversation between TJ Finseth,ERG, and Brian Bahor, Covanta Holding Corp. - DCN06525Telephone conversation to discuss the operation of Covanta’s municipal solid waste(MSW) steam electric power plants.Meeting orTeleconference2No06525EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-025401/06/2009Notes from Telephone Conversation between SarahHolman, ERG and Jim Vick, Gulf Power Co. - DCN 06286Telephone conversation to discuss the planned FGD system and deep well injectionsystem at Gulf Power Company's Plant Crist.Meeting orTeleconference3No06286EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-025505/11/2009Alstom Press Release: Alstom Officials Say PerliminaryData Shows that Carbon Capture Demonstration Projectis Successful - DCN 06442A press release from Alstrom Corporation summarizing its current carbon captureproject at WE Energies' Pleasant Prairie Power Plant. Over 4600 hours, the plant hascaptured 88-90 percent of carbon emmisions.Press Release2No06442EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-025601/01/2008Alstom Annual Information Document - DCN 06443Information published or disclosed by Alstom Corporation from June 2007 to June2008. Document contains information on all of Alstrom's current carbon captureprojects.Report9No06443EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-025706/19/2009Duke Energy's Edwardsport Station - Overview - DCN06527Project overview of a cleaner-coal IGCC plant at Duke Energy's Edwardsport Station.PublicationCopyrightedMaterial2Available online at:http://www.dukeenergy.com/aboutus/edwardsportoverview.aspNo06527EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-025808/04/2008Wastes - Resource Conservation - Reduce, Reuse,Recycle - Industrial Materials Recycling: Fly Ash - DCN06528U.S. EPA website describing the generation, characteristics, and reuse opportunities forfly ash.Other1Available online at:http://www.epa.gov/osw/conserve/rrr/imr/ccps/flyash.htmNo06528EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-025902/01/2008Air and Waste Management Association Paper: CarbonCapture and Storage (CCS) with Alstom’s ChilledAmmonia Process at AEP’s Mountaineer Plant - DCN06444AWMA Technical paper by American Electric Power (AEP) on Alstrom Corporation'schilled ammonia project at AEP's Mountaineer Power Plant.Report15No06444EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-026002/15/2008Power Magazine Article: Alstom’s Chilled Ammonia CO2-Capture Process Advances Toward Commercialization -DCN 06445Article in Power Magazine on Alstrom Corporation's Chilled AmmoniaPublicationCopyrightedMaterial2http://www.powermag.com/environmental/Alstoms-chilled-ammoniaCO2-capture-proces...(accessed on5/29/2009)No06445EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-026103/01/2009Integrated Gasification Combined-Cycle (IGCC) WithCO2 Capture and Storage Demonstration - DCN 06529Article describing three projects that EPRI will be conducting to evaluate the use ofcarbon capture and storage technologies at IGCC plants.PublicationCopyrightedMaterial2EPRI, Palo Alto, CA:1997. Product ID:1018746. Available online at:http://mydocs.epri.com/docs/public/000000000001018746.pdfNo06529EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-026202/06/2009E-mail to Michael Winkler, E.ON - U.S. - DCN 06447E-mail delivery of the draft site visit notes for Ghent, Trimble County, Mill Creek, andCane RunLetter,Memorandum,Email2No06447EPA DOCKET NUMBERAUTHORDATETITLEABSTRACTDOCUMENTSUB TYPEPAGECOUNTSOURCECITATIONCBIDCNEPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0262.102/06/2009Letter to Michael Winkler, E.ON - U.S. - DCN 06447.A1Letter delivering the draft version of notes from the EPA site visit at Kentucky UtilitiesCompany's Ghent Generating Station and Louisvill Gas & Electric Company's TrimbleCounty, Cane Run, and Mill Creek Stations on December 9 through December 12,2008.Letter,Memorandum,Email2No06447.A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0262.202/06/2009Site Visit Notes: Kentucky Utilities Company's GhentGenerating Station - Draft to plant- DCN 06447.A2Draft notes from EPA's site visit at Kentucky Utilities Company's Ghent GeneratingStation on December 9, 2008. These notes were delivered to Ghent for their review.Meeting orTeleconference8No06447.A2EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0262.312/09/2008Kentucky Utilities Company's Ghent Generating StationPresentation and Process Flow Diagrams - DCN06447.A3Presentation to EPA during EPA's site visit at Kentucky Utilities Company's GhentGenerating Station on December 9, 2008. The process flow diagrams for the plant andthe FGD system are also included.Meeting orTeleconference19No06447.A3EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0262.402/06/2009CBI - Site Visit Notes: Louisville Gas & ElectricCompany's Trimble County Station - Draft to plant- DCN06447.A4CBI - Draft notes from EPA's site visit at Louisville Gas & Electric Company's TrimbleCounty Station on December 10, 2008. These notes were delivered to Trimble Countyfor their review.Meeting orTeleconference9Yes06447.A4EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0262.512/10/2008Louisville Gas & Electric Company's Trimble CountyStation Presentation and Process Flow Diagrams - DCN06447.A5Presentation to EPA during EPA's site visit at Louisville Gas & Electric Company'sTrimble County Station on December 10, 2008. The process flow diagrams for theplant and the FGD system are also included.Meeting orTeleconference18No06447.A5EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0262.602/06/2009Site Visit Notes: Louisville Gas & Electric Company'sCane Run Station - Draft to plant - DCN 06447.A6Draft notes from EPA's site visit at Louisville Gas & Electric Company's Cane RunStation on December 11, 2008. These notes were delivered to Cane Run for theirreview.Meeting orTeleconference7No06447.A6EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0262.712/11/2008Louisville Gas & Electric Company's Cane Run StationPresentation and Process Flow Diagrams - DCN06447.A7Presentation to EPA during EPA's site visit at Louisville Gas & Electric Company'sCane Run Station on December 11, 2008. The process flow diagrams for the plant andthe FGD system are also included.Meeting orTeleconference14No06447.A7EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0262.802/06/2009Site Visit Notes: Louisville Gas & Electric Company's MillCreek Station - Draft to plant - DCN 06447.A8Draft notes from EPA's site visit at Louisville Gas & Electric Company's Mill CreekStation on December 12, 2008. These notes were delivered to Mill Creek for theirreview.Meeting orTeleconference8No06447.A8EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0262.912/12/2008Louisville Gas & Electric Company's Mill Creek StationPresentation and Process Flow Diagrams - DCN06447.A9Presentation to EPA during EPA's site visit at Louisville Gas & Electric Company's MillCreek Station on December 12, 2008. The process flow diagrams for the plant and theFGD system are also included.Meeting orTeleconference15No06447.A9EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-026308/01/1989Solar Electric Generating Stations (SEGS) - DCN 06530IEEE: Power Engineering Review article describing Luz's Solar Electric GeneratingStations project in the Mojave Desert.PublicationCopyrightedMaterial5Power EngineeringReview, IEEE.Volume 9, Issue 8,August 1989. Pages 4-8. Available online at:http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/stamp/stamp.jsp?arnumber=00087383No06530EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-026401/06/2009Notes from Telephone Converstation between SarahHolman, ERG and Paul Ling, Kansas City Power & Light -DCN 06287Telephone conversation to discuss the FGD system and the zero liquid discharge FGDwastewater treatment system at Kansas City Power & Light's Iatan Generating Station.Meeting orTeleconference2No06287EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0264.101/27/2009Email to Paul Ling, Kansas City Power & Light - DCN06287A1Email from Ron Jordan, EPA, delivering questions regarding the FGD system and thezero liquid discharge (ZLD) FGD wastewater treatment system at KCPL's Iatan Station.Letter,Memorandum,Email1No06287A1EPA DOCKET NUMBERAUTHORDATETITLEABSTRACTDOCUMENTSUB TYPEPAGECOUNTSOURCECITATIONCBIDCNEPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0264.201/19/2009Questions for Kansas City Power & Light (KCPL) - IatanPower Station - DCN 06287A2Contains questions drafted by EPA for Kansas City Power & Light's Iatan Power Stationon generating units, the FGD scrubber system, and the zero liquid discharge (ZLD)FGD wastewater treatment system.Other2No06287A2EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0264.303/25/2009Email to Ron Jordan, EPA - DCN 06287A3Email from Paul Ling, Kansas City Power & Light, delivering responses to EPA'squestions regarding the FGD system operations and the zero liquid discharge (ZLD)FGD wastewater treatment system at KCPL's Iatan Generating Station.Letter,Memorandum,Email3No06287A3EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0264.403/25/2009Questions Regarding Iatan Generating Station - KansasCity Power & Light's Response - DCN 06287A4Kansas City Power & Light's responses to EPA's questions regarding the FGD scrubbersystem and zero liquid discharge (ZLD) FGD wastewater treatment system at the IatanGenerating Station sent on January 27, 2009.Other5No06287A4EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-026504/27/2009Notes from Telephone Conversation between TJ Finseth,ERG, and Jeffery Shumaker, International Paper - DCN06532Telephone conversation to discuss the operation of International Paper’s on-siteelectric generating units.Meeting orTeleconference3No06532EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-026605/27/2009Planned U.S. CCS Demonstration Will Be Largest Test ofMHI’s Amine Technology- DCN 06533The Energy Department, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI), the Electric PowerResearch Institute (EPRI), and Southern Co. are planning the largest start-to-end coalfired demonstration of MHI’s amine solvent carbon capture technology.PublicationCopyrightedMaterial1Power Engineering:May 27, 2009.Available on-line at:http://www.powermag.com/POWERnews/Planned-U-S-CCSDemonstration-Will-BeLargest-Test-of-MHIsAmineTechnology_1954.htmlNo06533EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-026710/01/2007NETL Gasification World Database 2007: CurrentIndustry Status - Robust Growth Forecast - DCN 06534NETL World Database on current status of the gasification industry and anticipatedrobust growth of gasification.Publication; OtherGovernmental32Available on-line at:http://www.netl.doe.gov/technologies/coalpower/gasification/database/Gasification2007_web.pdfNo06534EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-026803/12/2009Overview of DOE's Gasification Program - DCN 06535NETL's Presentation of an Overview of DOE's Gasification Program given on March 12,2009.Meeting orTeleconference212Available on-line at:http://www.netl.doe.gov/technologies/coalpower/gasification/pubs/pdf/DOE%20Gasification%20Program%20Overview%202008%2012-05%20v1g.pdfNo06535EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-026910/21/2007Evaporation of Purge Water from Wet FGD Scrubbers -DCN 06536Paper discusses various methods of configuring evaporator systems to achieve highavailability and reliability treating FGD purge water while minimizing capital andoperating costs.Report10The 2007 InternationalWater Conference,October 21-25, 2007,Orlando, FL.No06536EPA DOCKET NUMBERAUTHORDATETITLEABSTRACTDOCUMENTSUB TYPEPAGECOUNTSOURCECITATIONCBIDCNEPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-027001/14/2009Email to Kevin Young, Tampa Electric Co. - DCN 06538Email from Ron Jordan, EPA, delivering questions regarding the IGCC operation atTECO's Polk Power Station and wastes resulting from the process.Report1No06538EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0270.101/14/2009Questions for Tampa Electric Company's Polk PowerStation - DCN 06538A1Questions regarding the IGCC operation at Tampa Electric Company's Polk PowerStation and wastes resulting from the process.Other2No06538A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-027101/30/2009Letter to Ron Jordan, EPA - DCN 06539Tampa Electric Company's responses to questions regarding the IGCC operation atTampa Electric Company's Polk Power Station and wastes resulting from the processsent on January 14, 2009.Letter,Memorandum,Email5No06539EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-027204/30/2009Notes from Telephone Conversation between TJ Finseth,ERG, and Joel Lepoutre, U.S. Renewables Group - DCN06540Telephone conversation to discuss of the operations at the Tracy Biomass PlantMeeting orTeleconference2No06540EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-027301/01/2006The Shell Coal Gasification Process: For SustainableUtilisation of Coal - DCN 06541Information regarding the shell coal gasification process and its use of converting coalor coke feedstocks to syngas.PublicationCopyrightedMaterial5Available on-line at:http://wwwstatic.shell.com/static/global_solutions/downloads/innovation/coal_gasification_brochure.pdfNo06541EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-027405/11/2009Notes from Telephone Conversation between TJ Finseth,ERG, and Doug Duncan, Valero Energy Corp. - DCN06542Telephone conversation to discuss the operation of the on-site electric generating unitsat the Valero petroleum refineries.Meeting orTeleconference3No06542EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-027508/01/2000Wabash River Coal Gasification Repowering Project:Final Technical Report - DCN 06543Summarizes the engineering and construction phases and details the learningexperiences from the first four years of commercial operation of the Wabash River CoalGasification Repowering Project.Report358Available on-line at:http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/787567-a64JvB/native/787567.pdfNo06543EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-027604/16/2009Email to Jeff Berrington, Xcel Energy - DCN 06544E-mail from TJ Finseth, ERG deliverying EPA's Questions for Xcel Energy AlternativeFueled Plants including Wilmarth, Red Wing, Bay Front, and French Island.Letter,Memorandum,Email1No06544EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0276.104/16/2009Questions for Xcel Energy - Bay Front Plant - DCN06544A1Contains EPA's questions for Xcel Energy about the operations at the Bay Front Plant,including the wastewater streams generated.Other2No06544A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0276.204/16/2009Questions for Xcel Energy - French Island Plant - DCN06544A2Contains EPA's questions for Xcel Energy about the operations at the French IslandPlant, including the wastewater streams generated.Other2No06544A2EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0276.304/16/2009Questions for Xcel Energy - Red Wing Plant - DCN06544A3Contains EPA's questions for Xcel Energy about the operations at the Red Wing Plant,including the wastewater streams generated.Other2No06544A3EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0276.404/16/2009Questions for Xcel Energy - Wilmarth Plant - DCN06544A4Contains EPA's questions for Xcel Energy about the operations at the Wilmarth Plant,including the wastewater streams generated.Other2No06544A4EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-027704/28/2009Email to TJ Finseth, Eastern Research Group - DCN06545E-mail from Jeff Berrington deliverying Xcel Energy's responses to EPA's questionsabout Alternative-Fueled Plants including Wilmarth, Red Wing, Bay Front, and FrenchIsland sent on April 16, 2009.Letter,Memorandum,Email1No06545EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0277.104/28/2009Questions Regarding Bay Front Plant - Xcel Energy'sResponse - DCN 06545A1Xcel Energy's response to EPA's questions for Xcel Energy about the operations at theBay Front Plant, including the wastewater streams generatedOther3No06545A1EPA DOCKET NUMBERAUTHORDATETITLEABSTRACTDOCUMENTSUB TYPEPAGECOUNTSOURCECITATIONCBIDCNEPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0277.204/28/2009Questions Regarding French Island Plant - Xcel Energy'sResponse - DCN 06545A2Xcel Energy's response to EPA's questions for Xcel Energy about the operations at theFrench Island Plant, including the wastewater streams generatedOther3No06545A2EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0277.304/28/2009Questions Regarding Red Wing Plant - Xcel Energy'sResponse - DCN 06545A3Xcel Energy's response to EPA's questions for Xcel Energy about the operations at theRed Wing Plant, including the wastewater streams generatedOther3No06545A3EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0277.404/28/2009Questions Regarding Wilmarth Plant - Xcel Energy'sResponse - DCN 06545A4Xcel Energy's response to EPA's questions for Xcel Energy about the operations at theWilmarth Plant, including the wastewater streams generatedOther4No06545A4EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-027804/28/2009Telephone conversation between David Ninesling,Hartford Steam Company, and Kurt Blohm, EasternResearch Group, Inc. - DCN 06563Telephone conversation notes about plant operations and potential wastewatersgenerated at Hartford Steam Company's steam supply plants.Meeting orTeleconference2No06563EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-027904/24/2009Email to Mike Trofinoff, Con Edison, from Kurt Blohm,Eastern Research Group, Inc. - DCN 06564Email to Mike Trofinoff, Con Edison from Kurt Blohm, ERG delivering a list of questionsregarding Con Edison's steam supply plant operations.Letter,Memorandum,Email1No06564EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0279.104/24/2009Questions to Con Edison Regarding Steam Supply PlantOperations - DCN 06564A1Questions delivered to Con Edison by Kurt Blohm, ERG regarding steam supply plantoperations and wastewaters generated at Con Edison's six steam supply plants.Other2No06564A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-028003/20/2009E-mail to Josh Hall, EPA - DCN 06448Cover e-mail delivering the Kentucky Utilities Company's comments on the draft GhentGenerating Station site visit notes and Louisville Gas & Electric Company's commentson the draft Trimble County, Cane Run, and Mill Creek Station site visit notes.Letter,Memorandum,Email1No06448EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0280.103/20/2009Site Visit Notes: Kentucky Utilities Company's GhentGenerating Station - Ghent comments - DCN 06448.A1Draft notes from EPA's site visit at Kentucky Utilities Company's Ghent GeneratingStation on December 9, 2008. These notes contain Ghent's comments on the draftnotes.Meeting orTeleconference8No06448.A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0280.203/20/2009CBI - Site Visit Notes: Louisville Gas & ElectricCompany's Trimble County Station - Trimble Countycomments - DCN 06448.A2CBI - Draft notes from EPA's site visit at Louisville Gas & Electric Company's TrimbleCounty Station on December 10, 2008. These notes contain Trimble County'scomments on the draft notes.Meeting orTeleconference10Yes06448.A2EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0280.303/20/2009Site Visit Notes: Louisville Gas & Electric Company'sCane Run Station - Cane Run comments - DCN06448.A3Draft notes from EPA's site visit at Louisville Gas & Electric Company's Cane RunStation on December 11, 2008. These notes contain Cane Run's comments on thedraft notes.Meeting orTeleconference7No06448.A3EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0280.403/20/2009Site Visit Notes: Louisville Gas & Electric Company's MillCreek Station - Mill Creek comments - DCN 06448.A4Draft notes from EPA's site visit at Louisville Gas & Electric Company's Mill CreekStation on December 12, 2008. These notes contain Mill Creek's comments on thedraft notes.Meeting orTeleconference8No06448.A4EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-028104/29/2009Email to Kurt Blohm, Eastern Research Group, Inc. fromMike Trofinoff, Con Edison - DCN 06565Email to Kurt Blohm, Eastern Research Group, Inc. from Mike Trofinoff, Con Edisondelivering reponses to the questions sent to Con Edison in an email on April 24, 2009.Letter,Memorandum,Email1No06565EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0281.104/29/2009Con Edison Responses to Steam Supply Plant OperationQuestions - DCN 06565A1Answers to questions regarding plant operations and wastewaters generated at ConEdison's six steam supply plants delivered to Kurt Blohm, ERG from Mike Troffinoff,Con Edison.Other3No06565A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-028204/17/2009Telephone conversation between Nancy Evans ofPensylvania Power and Light Company's Martin's CreekSteam Electric Station, and Kurt Blohm, EasternResearch Group, Inc. - DCN 06568Telephone conversation notes about the plant operations and potential wastewatersgenerated at PPL's oil-fired plant, Martin's Creek Steam Electric Station.Meeting orTeleconference3No06568EPA DOCKET NUMBERAUTHORDATETITLEABSTRACTDOCUMENTSUB TYPEPAGECOUNTSOURCECITATIONCBIDCNEPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-028304/20/2009Telephone conversation between Jeaneane Maxwell ofAmeren Energy's Meredosia Power Station, and KurtBlohm, Eastern Research Group, Inc. - DCN 06569Telephone conversation notes about the plant operations and potential wastewatersgenerated at Ameren Energy's oil-fired plant, Meredosia Power Station.Meeting orTeleconference2No06569EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-028404/02/2007Email to TJ Finseth and Josh Hall - DCN 06593Contains additional information regarding Pleasants Power Station and it's McElroy'sRun Disposal Impoundment.Letter,Memorandum,Email4No06593EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-028504/20/2009E-mail to Michael Winkler, E.ON - U.S. - DCN 06449Cover e-mail delivering questions about plant comments on the site visit notes forLouisville Gas & Electric Company's Trimble County and Cane Run Stations.Letter,Memorandum,Email1No06449EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0285.104/20/2009CBI - Questions for E.ON - U.S. Regarding Comments onTrimble County and Cane Run Site Visit Notes - DCN06449.A1CBI - Questions delivered to E.ON - U.S. regarding comments that were provided bythe plants on the site visit notes for the Louisville Gas & Electric Company's TrimbleCounty Station and Cane Run Station.Other2Yes06449.A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0286National Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) TrackingSystem (NTTS) Data - DCN 06619Data contains information on waters that are not supporting their designated uses.These waters are listed by the state as impaired under Section 303(d) of the CleanWater Act. The status of TMDLs are also tracked.Data5No06619EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-028712/17/2008Draft Notes from Site Visit at Dominion Resources’ CloverPower Station on October 24, 2008 - Plant Comments -DCN 06662Dominion Resources’ Clover Power Station comments and corrections for draft notesfrom the Dominion Resources’ Clover Power Station site visit on October 24, 2008.Meeting orTeleconference8No06662EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0288American Electric Power's Mountaineer Plant - FGDProcess Summary - DCN 06672Provides details of the FGD system, processes, and facilities needed to support theinstallation of a FGD system at Mountaineer Power Plant.Other9No06672EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-028905/05/2009CBI - E-mail to TJ Finseth, ERG - DCN 06450CBI - E-mail containing E.ON - U.S. responses to questions regarding comments thatwere provided by the plants on the site visit notes for the Louisville Gas & ElectricCompany's Trimble County Station and Cane Run Station.Letter,Memorandum,Email3Yes06450EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0290American Electric Power's Mountaineer Plant - ProcessFlow Diagram - DCN 06675Process Flow Diagram of American Electric Power's Mountaineer PlantPublicationCopyrightedMaterial1No06675EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0291American Electric Power's Mountaineer Plant -Mechanical FGD System CPS Treatment Project ProcessFlow Diagram - DCN 06676Mechanical FGD System CPS Treatment Project Process Flow Diagram AmericanElectric Power's Mountaineer PlantPublicationCopyrightedMaterial1No06676EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0292American Electric Power's Mountaineer Plant -Mechanical FGD System CPS Treatment Plant ProcessFlow Diagram - DCN 06677Mechanical FGD System CPS Treatment Plant Process Flow Diagram AmericanElectric Power's Mountaineer PlantPublicationCopyrightedMaterial1No06677EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-029308/10/2009Particulates - Venturi Scrubbers - DCN 06691Venturi scrubbers are very effective in removing small solid particles. The definingcharacteristic of the Venturi scrubber technology is the introduction of a liquid stream.A water spray is directed into the gas stream laden with particulate matter prior to or atthe site of constriction in the tube followed by a reduction in velocity at the expandedsection of the throat. This allows the droplets of water containing the particles to dropout of the gas stream. The production of wastewater is the one of the drawbacks of thisdevice.Other1No06691EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-029403/11/2009Letter to Ron Jordan, EPA from Tim Lohner, AEP - DCN06460Cover Letter from Tim Lohner, AEP to Ron Jordan, EPA delivering facility comments onthe site visit notes from EPA's visit to AEP's Mountaineer Plant on September 11, 2008Letter,Memorandum,Email1No06460EPA DOCKET NUMBERAUTHORDATETITLEABSTRACTDOCUMENTSUB TYPEPAGECOUNTSOURCECITATIONCBIDCNEPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0294.103/11/2009CBI - Site Visit Notes for AEP's Mountaineer Plant -AEP/Mountaineer Comments - DCN 06460A1CBI - A draft of the AEP's Mountaineer Plant site visit notes containing the AEP andMountaineer comments.Letter,Memorandum,Email16Yes06460A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-029506/12/2009Memorandum to Anda Ray - DCN 06692Delivery of the Kingston Fossil Plant Ash Slide Interim Report final draft to the Office ofEnvironment and Research for review. Previous comments made by Anda Ray areattached to the end of the report.Letter,Memorandum,Email35No06692EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-029610/01/2009Maryland Department of the Environment's HighestPolluter Penalties - DCN 06693Describes the highest penalites the Maryland Department of the Environment had toenforce due to pollution violations.Other2No06693EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-029710/31/2008Fly Ash Settlement Announced - DCN 06694Discusses the details of the settlement agreement regarding a class action lawsuitagainst Constellation Energy. The lawsuit was filed by residents in Gambrills, MD whoalleged they were damaged by the use of coal ash to reclaim a sand and gravel quarryin Anne Arundel County.Other1No06694EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-029806/24/2009Wild Angles - News from the National Wildlife RefugeSystem News Release on June 24, 2009 - DCN 06695News Release from the National Wildlife Refuge System on June 24, 2009 thataddresses the most recent issues on national wildlife conservation. Includesinformation regarding the selenium contamination that threatened migratory birds atCane Ridge Wildlife Management Area. The contamination was traced to Duke EnergyCompany's discharge of wastewater used to transport coal ash slurry to a storagelagoon on plant property.Other6No06695EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0299Aquaguide: Pond Turnover - DCN 06705Information about pond turnover including the properties of water, the annual cycle ofponds, factors affecting pond's cycles, and management implications.Fact/Data Sheet4No06705EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-030009/01/2005Weather Phenomenon and Elements: Fall/Spring LakeTurnover - DCN 06706Information about the lake turnoever cycle during different seasons.Other4No06706EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-030105/02/2007Email to Donna Hill - DCN 06744Discusses the details of a UWAG and EPRI meeting on May 17, 2007.Letter,Memorandum,Email8No06744EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-030205/12/2009An Update on DOE's Phase II and Phase III MercuryControl Technology R&D Program - DCN 06746An update of the U.S. Department of Energy's National Energy Technology Laboratory,under the Office of Fossil Energy's Innovations for Existing Plants Program, whichcarried out a comprehensive Hg research and development program for coal-firedpower generation facilities since the mid-1990s.The Program identified the majorfactors that affect mercury speciation and capture in coal combustion flue gas andfunneled this knowledge into the development of a suite of mercury control technologiesfor the diverse fleet of U.S. coal-fired power plants.PublicationCopyrightedMaterial4Fuel ProcessingTechnology (2009)No06746EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-030301/15/2009Site Visit Notes: Allegheny Energy's Harrison PowerStation - Harrison Power Station Comments - DCN 06465Harrison Power Station comments and corrections to the site visit notes for AlleghenyEnergy's Harrison Power Station delivered on 11/4/2008.Meeting orTeleconferenceMaterials8No06465EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-030411/04/2008Letter to Oula Shehab-Dandan, Dominion Resources -DCN 06468Cover letter to Oula Shehab-Dandan, Dominion Resources, delivering draft notes fromEPA's site visit to the Mount Storm Power Station on September 9, 2008.Letter,Memorandum,Email1No06468EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0304.111/04/2008Site Visit Notes: Dominion Resources' Mount StormPower Station - Draft to plant - DCN 06468A1Draft notes from EPA's site visit at Dominion Resources' Power Station on September9, 2008. These notes were delivered to Mount Storm for their review.Meeting orTeleconference7No06468A1EPA DOCKET NUMBERAUTHORDATETITLEABSTRACTDOCUMENTSUB TYPEPAGECOUNTSOURCECITATIONCBIDCNEPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0304.211/04/2008Site Visit Notes Attachments: Dominion Resources'Mount Storm Power Station - Draft - DCN 06468A2Process Flow Diagrams for Dominion Resources' Power Station, including a processflow diagram for the overall process, the landfill collection systems, and a simplified flowdiagram of Mt. Storm scrubber waste dewatering system. This does not include thepresentation.Meeting orTeleconference3No06468A2EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-030512/02/2008Site Visit Notes: Dominion Resources' Mount StormPower Station - Mount Storm Power Station Comments -DCN 06469Mount Storm Power Station comments and corrections to the site visit notes forDominion Resources' Mount Storm Power Station delivered on 11/4/08.Meeting orTeleconference8No06469EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-030612/18/2008Letter to Oula Shehab-Dandan, Dominion Resources -DCN 06484Cover letter to Oula Shehab-Dandan, Dominion Resourses, delivering the draft notesfrom EPA's site visits at Clover Power Station on October 24, 2008.Letter,Memorandum,Email1No06484EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0306.112/17/2008Site Visit Notes: Dominion Resources' Clover PowerStation - Draft to plant - DCN 06484A1Draft notes from EPA's site visit at Dominion Resources' Clover Power Station onOctober 24, 2008. These notes were delivered to Clover for their review.Meeting orTeleconference8No06484A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0306.212/17/2008Site Visit Notes Attachments: Dominion Resources'Clover Power Station - Draft - DCN 06484A2Presentation given by Clover Power Station during EPA's site visit at DominionResources' Clover Power Station on October 24, 2008. Also includes process flowdiagrams of the overall water balance at Clover Power Station, the FGD solids handlingoperations, baghouse operation, and surface water outfall plan.Meeting orTeleconference21No06484A2EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-030701/22/2009Email to Josh Hall, EPA - DCN 06485Email from Oula Shehab-Dandan, Dominion Resources, delivering comments on thedraft site visit notes for Clover Power Station.Letter,Memorandum,Email2No06485EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0307.101/22/2009Site Visit Notes: Dominion Resources' Clover PowerStation - Clover Comments - DCN 06485A1Clover Power Station comments and corrections to the site visit notes for DominionResources' Clover Power Station delivered on 12/18/2008.Meeting orTeleconference8No06485A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-030802/01/2006A Review of Manufacturing Uses for Gypsum Producedby Flue Gas Desulfurization Systems - DCN 06504In 1994, EPRI funded a project to develop a guide for the utility industry on the use ofgypsum produced in flue gas desulfurization (FGD) systems. That study covered theproduction and marketing of gypsum on a worldwide basis, and reviewed potentialmarkets for the use of FGD-derived gypsum. At that time, production and use of FGDgypsum was just emerging; there have been many changes in the market over the pastdozen years. Many more utilities are now producing high quality FGD gypsum fromscrubbers installed to comply with the Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990. Because theamount of FGD gypsum is expected to increase substantially over the next ten years inresponse to clean air initiatives, the expansion of existing markets and the creation ofnew markets for FGD gypsum as an alternative to disposal are a high priority for theindustry.The purpose of the present study is to update and summarize current information onthe production and use of FGD gypsum in manufacturing applications. The studyapproach was to focus primarily on a web-based search on gypsum production andmarkets.PublicationCopyrightedMaterial38EPRI, Palo Alto, CA:2006. 1010384.No06504The data collected include a very broad overview of the current uses of gypsum, andare intended as a starting point in evaluation of the potential market for FGD gypsum inmanufacturing. Gypsum chemistry and products were covered extensively in the 1994EPRI study and are discussed only briefly here. The scope of this preliminaryassessment is restricted to manufacturing applications. Civil engineering applications,which account for less than 1% of the total FGD gypsum use, are not discussed. Use ofFGD gypsum as an agricultural soil amendment is being evaluated in a separate EPRIreport.EPA DOCKET NUMBERAUTHORDATETITLEABSTRACTDOCUMENTSUB TYPEPAGECOUNTSOURCECITATIONCBIDCNEPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-030903/01/2005Arsenic and Selenium Speciation in Fly Ash andThe objective of the work is to predict As and Se behavior in pond wastewater based onPublication44EPRI, Palo Alto, CA:No06505Wastewater - DCN 06505coal and power plant characteristics so that utilities will have tools for selection of coalsCopyrighted2005. 1005567.(and blends) that will allow them to meet applicable water quality regulations in the ashMaterialpond discharge. Arsenic and selenium were chosen as the focus of this work becausethe behavior of arsenic and selenium is not well correlated with pH in ash pond water,but with speciation of these oxyanions in the fly ash. Furthermore, the coal compositionand combustion conditions have an impact on the speciation of arsenic and selenium inthe fly ash. To date in this study, coal composition, ash composition and sluicingbehavior have been correlated for a number of coals, primarily lowsulfur bituminouscoals.EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-031012/01/2004Case Studies in Ash Pond Management - DCN 06507This two-day workshop, “Case Studies in Ash Pond Management: Toward DevelopingPublication134EPRI, Palo Alto, CA:No06507Integrated Strategies for Managing Multiple Constituents in Ash Pond Discharges,” ispart of EPRI’s ongoing program, Integrated Management of Ash Ponds. The goal ofCopyrightedMaterial2004. 1009999.EPRI’s program is to develop integrated approaches for co-managing various solidsand solutes that occur in water of coal-ash settling ponds. The 2004 workshop’spurpose was to provide an informal forum for personnel associated with ash pondoperations and discharges, to present, compare, and discuss their challenges andmanagement approaches, and to assess the state of the science and develop researchpriorities. Additional case study results will be presented at a 2005 workshop, and afinal report will be published comparing and contrasting various integrated managementapproaches.EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-031111/01/2006Characterization of Field Leachates at Coal CombustionField leachate samples were collected from 29 coal combustion product (CCP)Publication192EPRI, Palo Alto, CA:No06508Product Management Sites: Arsenic, Selenium,Chromium, and Mercury Speciation - DCN 06508management sites from several geographic locations in the United States to provide abroad characterization of major and trace constituents in the leachate. In addition,CopyrightedMaterial2006. 1012578.speciation of arsenic, selenium, chromium, and mercury in the leachates wasdetermined. A total of 81 samples were collected representing a variety of CCP types,management approaches, and source coals. Samples were collected from leachatewells, leachate collection systems, drive-point piezometers, lysimeters, the ash/waterinterface at impoundments, impoundment outfalls and inlets, and seeps. Resultssuggest distinct differences in the chemical composition of leachate from coal ash andflue gas desulfurization (FGD) sludge, landfills and impoundments, and frombituminous and subbituminous/lignite coals. Concentrations of many constituents werehigher in landfill leachate than in impoundment leachate. Furthermore, aluminum,carbonates, chloride, chromium, copper, mercury, sodium, and sulfate concentrationswere higher in leachates for ash fromEPA DOCKET NUMBERAUTHORDATETITLEABSTRACTDOCUMENTSUB TYPEPAGECOUNTSOURCECITATIONCBIDCNEPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-031203/01/2005Chemical Constituents in Coal Combustion ProductBoron is an indicator of coal combustion product leachate and also occurs naturally inPublication108EPRI, Palo Alto, CA:No06509Leachate: Boron - DCN 06509soils and water. It is an essential nutrient for bacteria and plants, and is known to beCopyrighted2005. 1005258.beneficial to humans. However, in sufficiently high dosages, it can be harmful to plantsMaterialand humans. Some crops, such as citrus, can show signs of stress when boronconcentrations are as low as 0.5 mg/L while others such as cotton can tolerate boron atconcentrations of 10 mg/L or more. The current reference dose (RfD) for boron is 0.2mg/kg-day, although this value may increase when new data on the beneficial nature ofboron are considered. The largest sources of boron to the environment are natural;however, it is also released by anthropogenic sources including sewage effluent,municipal and industrial landfills, and coal combustion product management sites. Thetypical concentration of boron in most natural materials is less than 50 mg/kg. Typicalconcentrations in coal bottom ash and flue gas desulfurization solids are near 100mg/kg and in coal fly ash 500 mg/kg.Boron concentrations in leachate of 100 mg/L or higher have been observed for coalcombustion products, but values are usually lower than 10 mg/L. Concentrations in flyash leachate are higher than concentrations in flue gas desulfurization leachate, andbottom ash leachate typically has concentrations lower than 1 mg/L. Boron is mobilewhen released to groundwater: it does not precipitate and has a relatively low affinity forsorption, particularly in sand environments. Its sorption is pH-dependent, with greatestsorption occurring in the pH range of 8 to 10. Under the neutral pH conditions observedin most groundwater, the distribution coefficient for boron, a measure of affinity foradsorption, ranges from 0.2 to 0.6 L/kg in sandy materials, from 0.4 to 1.4 L/kg in siltymaterials, and from 0.7 to 3.0 L/kg in clays. Remediation of boron in groundwater hasreceived little attention. Ex-situ treatment with boron selective ion exchange is the onlysignificant advancement during the past 30 to 40 years. Other processes that mighthave applicability to boron have been identified, but none have been demonstrated as aEPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-031310/01/2008Effluent Guidelines and Water Quality Management -This program delivers credible data to characterize power plant wastewaters and informPublication1EPRI, Palo Alto, CA:No06510DCN 06510the regulatory debate on the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA’s) potentialrevisions to the effluent guidelines for the steam electric industry. The program alsoCopyrightedMaterial2008. 1018328.develops sound guidelines for effective management of ash ponds, provides innovativetechnologies for wastewater treatment to remove chemicals such as trace metals, anddevelops practical tools for biofouling control using nontoxic alternatives to oxidizingbiocides such as chlorine. Its products help facility owners develop effective compliancestrategies.EPA DOCKET NUMBERAUTHORDATETITLEABSTRACTDOCUMENTSUB TYPEPAGECOUNTSOURCECITATIONCBIDCNEPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-031405/01/2007Program on Technology Innovation: Water QualityTrading Program for Nitrogen - DCN 06513Increasing anthropogenic releases of biologically available nitrogen create ecologicaland human health problems. The use of market-based strategies, such as water qualitytrading (WQT), offers an economically and ecologically superior option for reducinganthropogenic impacts to natural resources. In January 2003, EPA took a major step toadvance water quality improvement with the issuance of its Water Quality TradingPolicy, which specifically allows for trading credits that represent net nutrient reductions,including nitrogen. EPRI is developing a water quality trading (WQT) pilot programwhich will allow the electric power industry to address nitrogen loadings to waterwaysvia trading. This report, which follows up on EPRI Technical Update 1013193, “WaterQuality Trading Opportunities for Electric Power Companies: EPRI White Paper,”discusses the drivers for trading nitrogen, characteristics of successful tradingprograms, and the process for establishing a trading program.PublicationCopyrightedMaterial116EPRI, Palo Alto, CA:2007. 1014646.No06513EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-031508/01/2008CBI Monitoring Data (April/May 2008) from the DukeEnergy Carolinas' Belews Creek Steam Station andMarshall Steam Station - DCN 06210CBI Monitoring data for April and May 2008 collected from the FGD wastewatertreatment systems at Duke Energy Carolinas' Belews Creek Steam Station andMarshall Steam Station.Data0Yes06210EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-031608/12/2009PSC Loadings Crosswalk - Divide File.mdb - DCN 06737Database that divides the original table of LoadingsIDs in ICIS_WORK into 4 subsets.Data0No06737EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-031708/12/2009PSC Loadings Crosswalk 01.mdb - DCN 06738Database that identifies appropriate PSC Codes (304m and Standard) for LoadingsIDsin ICIS_WORKData0No06738EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-031808/12/2009PSC Loadings Crosswalk 03.mdb - DCN 06740Database that identifies appropriate PSC Codes (304m and Standard) for LoadingsIDsin ICIS_WORKData0No06740EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-031908/12/2009PSC Loadings Crosswalk 04.mdb - DCN 06741Database that identifies appropriate PSC Codes (304m and Standard) for LoadingsIDsin ICIS_WORKData0No06741EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-032007/01/2009DMRLoads2007_v3.mdb - DCN 06887Database that groups discharges from DMRLoadAnalysis2007 to create point sourcecategory rankings and to perform other analyses.Data0No06887EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-032107/01/2009DMRNutrients2007_v3.mdb - DCN 06888DMRNutrients2007 uses the annual loads for nitrogen and phosphorus compoundsfrom the DMR2007 table to calculate aggregate nitrogen as N and phosphorus as Ploads for each facility outfall.DataNo06888EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-032207/01/2009DMRLoadsAnalysis2007_v3.mdb - DCN 06889DMRLoadsAnalysis2007 database imports annual load tables fromPCSLoadCalculator2007 and the ICIS-NPDES Load Calculator and facility informationfrom PCS and ICIS-NPDES and creates one set of annual loads from both datasets.DataNo06889EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-032307/31/2008AEP Coal Fired Power Plants - Flue Gas DesulfurizationSystems - DCN 06195A listing of the AEP plants that are currently operating or plan to operate FGD systems.Data1No06195EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-032410/15/2008Final Sampling Plan, Duke Energy Carolinas' BelewsCreek Steam Station - DCN 06196Final report describing the methodology for sampling activities at the Belews CreekSteam Station.Report71No06196EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-032502/04/2009Webcast Notes: The Future of FGD Gypsum Resources -DCN 06303Meeting notes from a webcast entitled "The Future of FGD Gypsum Resources" by E.Cheri Miller of Gypsum Enterprises.Meeting orTeleconferenceMaterials7No06303EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-032602/09/2009Letter to Tim Lohner, AEP from Ron Jordan, EPA - DCN06304Cover letter from Ron Jordan, EPA to Tim Lohner delivering site visit notes from EPA'svisit to AEP's Mountaineer Plant on September 11, 2008Letter,Memorandum,Email1No06304EPA DOCKET NUMBERAUTHORDATETITLEABSTRACTDOCUMENTSUB TYPEPAGECOUNTSOURCECITATIONCBIDCNEPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0326.109/11/2008American Electric Power's Mountaineer Presentation -DCN 06304A1Presentation to EPA during EPA's site visit at AEP's Mountaineer Plant on September11, 2008Meeting orTeleconferenceMaterials65No06304A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0326.202/09/2009AEP's Mountaineer Plant FGD System and FGDWastewater Treatment System Process Flow Diagrams -DCN 06304A2Process flow diagrams for AEP's Mountaineer Plant. These diagrams are the designbasis for the FGD system and the FGD wastewater treatment system.Other4No06304A2EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0326.302/04/2009CBI - Site Visit Notes: AEP's Mountaineer Plant - Draft toplant - DCN 06304A3CBI Draft notes from EPA's site visit at AEP's Mounaineer Plant on September 11,2008. These notes were delivered to AEP for their review.Other16Yes06304A3EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0326.4CBI - Process Flow Diagrams of AEP Mountaineer's PilotWastewater Treatment System - DCN 06304A4CBI Process flow diagrams of Mountaineer's Pilot Wastewater Treatment System.Other3Yes06304A4EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0326.504/08/2008CBI - Process Flow Diagram Spreadsheet for AEPMountaineer's Pilot Wastewater Treatment System - DCN06304A5CBI spreadsheet provided by AEP with process flow diagrams of Mountaineer's pilotwastewater treatment system.Other2Yes06304A5EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-032704/22/2009Email to Greg Gunzelman, Trigen/Veolia, from KurtBlohm, Eastern Research Group, Inc. - DCN 06566Email to Greg Gunzelman, Trigen/Veolia from Kurt Blohm, ERG delivering a list ofquestions regarding Trigen's steam supply plant operations.Letter,Memorandum,Email1No06566EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0327.104/22/2009Questions to Trigen/Veolia Regarding Steam SupplyPlant Operations - DCN 06566A1Questions delivered to Trigen/Veolia by Kurt Blohm, ERG regarding steam supply plantoperations and wastewaters generated at Trigen/Veolia's steam supply plants.Other2No06566A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-032801/09/2009CBI - E-mail to Josh Hall, EPA - DCN 06267CBI - Cover e-mail delivering the Ohio Power Company's comments on the draft GavinPlant site visit notes.Letter,Memorandum,Email2Yes06267EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0328.101/09/2009CBI - Letter to Josh Hall, EPA - DCN 06267A1CBI - A letter from AEP making a confidentiality claim on the Gavin Site Visit notes.Letter,Memorandum,Email1Yes06267A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0328.201/09/2009CBI - Site Visit Notes for Ohio Power Company's GavinPlant - AEP/Gavin Comments - DCN 06267A2CBI - A draft of the Ohio Power Company's Gavin Plant site visit notes containing theAEP and Gavin comments.Meeting orTeleconference7Yes06267A2EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-032906/01/1999Guidance for Comanagement of Mill Rejects at CoalFired Power Plants - DCN 06511Traditionally, utilities have comanaged some or all of their low-volume wastes with theirhigh volume combustion by-products in disposal facilities. This report presentsguidance on comanagement of coal combustion by-products and mill rejects containingpyrites at coal-fired power plants. The report specifically addresses the issue ofenvironmental protection from leachates due to oxidation of pyrites under certainconditions. Included is a discussion of acidbase accounting and neutralization capacityof alkaline coal ash to assist in appropriate comanagement of mill rejects in landfills andimpoundments.PublicationCopyrightedMaterial254EPRI, Palo Alto, CA:1999. TR-108994.No06511EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-033004/20/2009Teleconference with Alexian Brothers Medical Center,April 6, 2009 - DCN 06438Letter,Memorandum,Email7No06438EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-033104/30/2009Meeting with Stericycle, April 16, 2009 - DCN 06439Letter,Memorandum,Email9No06439EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-033209/22/2009Health Care Industry Unused Pharmaceuticals DetailedStudy 2007-2009 Data Collection and Outreach - DCN06496Study12No06496EPA DOCKET NUMBERAUTHORDATETITLEABSTRACTDOCUMENTSUB TYPEPAGECOUNTSOURCECITATIONCBIDCNEPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-033308/04/2009Summary of Meeting with Stericycle - DCN 06497Letter,Memorandum,Email6No06497EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-033410/08/2009Memorandum from C. Johnston, EPA, to Docket EPA-HQOW-2008-0517 Re: Overview of Wastewater TreatmentTechnology and Pollution Prevention InformationResources Used in the 2010 Effluent Guidelines ProgramPlan - DCN 07073Letter,Memorandum,Email10No07073EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-033509/01/2009Rapid Impact Assessment Report: Impact Assessment ofNatural Gas Production in the New York City WaterSupply Watershed - DCN 07074Report87No07074EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-033605/18/2009Santized Version - Meeting Summary for Omnicare LongTerm Pharmacy - DCN 06434A1Santized Version - EPA is studying the disposal of pharmaceuticals from the healthcare industry to address concerns about the potential for these pharmaceuticals toenter surface waters. The purpose of this Health Care Industry Detailed Study is tocollect information on disposal practices, quantities of pharmaceuticals disposed, andbest management practices (BMPs) for pharmaceutical waste minimization andmanagement. In February 2009, EPA met with Mr. Daniel Baker, the general managerof NeighborCare in Annapolis Junction, Maryland, which is a subsidiary of Omnicare.Report10No06434A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-033710/05/2009Site Visit to Fairfax-Northern Virginia HematologyOncology (8/24/09) - DCN 06577EPA is studying the disposal of pharmaceuticals from the health care industry toaddress concerns about the potential for these pharmaceuticals to enter surfacewaters. The purpose of this Health Care Industry Detailed Study is to collect informationon disposal practices, quantities of pharmaceuticals disposed, and best managementpractices (BMPs) for pharmaceutical waste minimization and management. In August2009, EPA visited a hematology and oncology clinic in Fairfax, VA.Report30No06577EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-033808/11/2009Capital Hospice SVR (7/22) - DCN 06576EPA is studying the disposal of pharmaceuticals from the health care industry toaddress concerns about the potential for these pharmaceuticals to enter surfacewaters. The purpose of this Health Care Industry Detailed Study is to collect informationon disposal practices, quantities of pharmaceuticals disposed, and best managementpractices (BMPs) for pharmaceutical waste minimization and management. In July2009, EPA visited a hospice facility in Arlington, VA.Report21No06576EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-033911/17/2008Guidelines for the Use of Oilfield Salt Brines in Dust andIce Control - DCN 06242Other6No06242EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-034010/10/2008Memorandum to the Record: Pictures and Notes from theBureau of Land Management Site Visits of CoalbedMethane Extraction Produced Water Discharges in thePowder River Basin, Wyoming - DCN 06243Letter,Memorandum,Email24No06243EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-034108/20/2009Memorandum from Katie Bradshaw, PG Environmentaland Paul Hanson, PE, PG Environmental to CareyJohnston, EPA Re: CBM Screener Survey Mail-out andTracking Summary - DCN 06935Letter,Memorandum,Email4No06935EPA DOCKET NUMBERAUTHORDATETITLEABSTRACTDOCUMENTSUB TYPEPAGECOUNTSOURCECITATIONCBIDCNEPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-034209/25/2009Revised Coalbed Methane Environmental AssessmentLiterature Review Search Results - DCN 06934Memorandum summarizing environmental impacts due to CBM found as the result of aliterature search.Letter,Memorandum,Email33No06934EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0342.109/25/2009CBM Lit Review Database_092509 - DCN 06934A1Access database containing all references used in the memos, found in the literaturesearch and reviewed in the record search.Data0No06934A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-034308/20/2009Memorandum from Katie Bradshaw, PG Environmentaland Paul Hanson, PE, PG Environmental to CareyJohnston, EPA Re: CBM Screener Survey HelplineAssistance Summary - DCN 07087Letter,Memorandum,Email3No07087EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-034401/12/1996NPDES Permit Fact Sheet: ASARCO Inc. (West ForkUnit), MO - DCN 06892Authorization to Discharge Under the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination SystemPermit,Registration5MDEPNo06892EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-034507/19/2000NPDES Permit: Carlota Copper Project, AZ - DCN 06893Authorization to Discharge Under the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination SystemPermit,Registration31ADEQNo06893EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-034602/04/2004NPDES Permit: Montana Resources (Butte, MT), MT -DCN 06894Authorization to Discharge Under the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination SystemPermit,Registration23MTDEQNo06894EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0346.102/04/2004NPDES Permit Fact Sheet: Montana Resources (Butte,MT), MT - DCN 06894A1Authorization to Discharge Under the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination SystemFact/Data Sheet17MTDEQNo06894A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-034709/26/2008NPDES Permit: Asarco Mission Copper Mine, AZ - DCN06895Authorization to Discharge Under the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination SystemPermit,Registration18ADEQNo06895EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-034809/29/20082008 Federal Multi-Sector General Permit (MSGP) - DCN06896Authorization to Discharge Under the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination SystemPermit,Registration240US EPANo06896EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0348.109/29/2008Fact Sheet for the 2008 MSGP - DCN 06896A1Authorization to Discharge Under the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination SystemFact/Data Sheet2US EPANo06896A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-034909/22/2008Nevada Stormwater General Permit for Industrial Activies- DCN 06897Authorization to Discharge Under the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination SystemPermit,Registration39NDEPNo06897EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-035008/28/2006CDPS General Permit: Stormwater DischargesAssociated with Metal Mining Operations and MineWaste Remediation - DCN 06898Authorization to Discharge Under the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination SystemPermit,Registration23CDPHENo06898EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0350.108/28/2006Rationale for CDPS General Permit: StormwaterDischarges Associated with Metal Mining Operations andMine-Waste Remediation - DCN 06898A1Authorization to Discharge Under the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination SystemFact/Data Sheet10CDPHENo06898A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-035110/16/2008California General Permit for Industrial StormwaterDischarges - DCN 06899Authorization to Discharge Under the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination SystemPermit,Registration79CWRCBNo06899EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-035210/29/2007Montana General Permit for Storm Water Discharges -DCN 06900Authorization to Discharge Under the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination SystemPermit,Registration53MTDEQNo06900EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-035311/15/2003South Dakota General Permit for Storm WaterDischarges Associated with Industrial Activities - DCN06901Authorization to Discharge Under the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination SystemPermit,Registration44SDENRNo06901EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-035412/12/2007Utah Multi-Sector General Permit - DCN 06902Authorization to Discharge Under the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination SystemPermit,Registration65UDWQNo06902EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-035512/19/2008NPDES Permit: Teck Cominco American Incorporated,MO - DCN 06903Authorization to Discharge Under the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination SystemPermit,Registration15MDNRNo06903EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-035607/30/2002NPDES Permit: Doe Run (Fletcher Mine/Mill), MO - DCN06904Authorization to Discharge Under the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination SystemPermit,Registration9MDNRNo06904EPA DOCKET NUMBERAUTHORDATETITLEABSTRACTDOCUMENTSUB TYPEPAGECOUNTSOURCECITATIONCBIDCNEPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-035710/10/2008NPDES Permit: Anschutz Mining Corporation, MO - DCN06905Authorization to Discharge Under the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination SystemPermit,Registration19MDNRNo06905EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-035802/13/2009NPDES Permit: Doe Run (Indian Creek Mine TailingSite), MO - DCN 06906Authorization to Discharge Under the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination SystemPermit,Registration15MDNRNo06906EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-035912/24/2003NPDES Permit: U.S. EPA Annapolis Lead Mine Site, MO-DCN 06907Authorization to Discharge Under the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination SystemPermit,Registration10MDNRNo06907EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-036006/09/2008NPDES Permit Fact Sheet: Green Mountain MiningVenture, WY - DCN 06908Authorization to Discharge Under the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination SystemFact/Data Sheet19WYDEQNo06908EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-036109/28/2007Wyoming Industrial Stormwater General Permit - DCN06909Authorization to Discharge Under the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination SystemPermit,Registration41WYDEQNo06909EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-036210/08/2004Draft NPDES Permit: Velvet Mine, UT - DCN 06910Authorization to Discharge Under the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination SystemPermit,Registration4UDWQNo06910EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-036312/31/2004Arkansas General Permit for Industrial Storm WaterDischarges - DCN 06911Authorization to Discharge Under the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination SystemPermit,Registration80ADEQNo06911EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-036408/21/2009Summary of Available Discharge Data for the Ore MiningCategory (Rev1) - DCN 06915ERG downloaded data from the Permit Compliance System (PCS) through Envirofacts(available online at http://www.epa.gov/enviro/html/pcs/adhoc.html) to compare thenumber of permitted discharges from ore mining operations to the number of permitswith associated discharge data.Letter,Memorandum,Email4ERGNo06915EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-036504/29/2009Summary of TMDL Studies Relevant to the Ore Miningand Dressing ELGs - DCN 06916This memorandum summarizes ERG’s analysis of Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL)documents that are relevant to the Ore Mining and Dressing Effluent LimitationsGuideline Standards (ELGs).Letter,Memorandum,Email12ERGNo06916EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-036612/04/2008Past Comments Received by EPA on Ore Mining ELGsand Summary of 2008 MSGP - DCN 06918This memorandum summarizes ERG’s progress to-date on the preliminary study of theOre Mining and Dressing Point Source Category (Part 440).Letter,Memorandum,Email16ERGNo06918EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-036703/13/2009Notes from telephone conference between Janelle Ortiz,US Bureau of Reclamation, and Chris Krejci, ERG - DCN06920ERG called Janelle Ortiz on March 13th, 2009, to discuss high-density sludge recycling.Meeting orTeleconference3ERGNo06920EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-036805/18/2006Tetratech Report on Data from the 2000 MSGP - DCN06921This technical memorandum is an update of a February 10, 2005 memorandumproviding a review of the discharge monitoring report data from the 2000 NPDESindustrial storm water permit program.Letter,Memorandum,Email40TetraTechNo06921EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-036904/25/2008NPDES Permit: Number ST 5230 Dawn Mining Company- DCN 06922In compliance with the provisions of the State of Washington Water Pollution ControlLaw Chapter 90.48 Revised Code of Washington, as amended, authorizes DawnMining Company 5326 Uranium City Road, Ford, WA 99013, to discharge wastewaterin accordance with the special and general conditions which follow.Permit,Registration13State of Washington,Department of EcologyNo06922EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0369.104/25/2008Fact Sheet for State Waste Discharge Permit ST-5230:Dawn Mining Company - DCN 06922A1This fact sheet is a companion document to the draft State Waste Discharge Permit No.ST5230.Fact/Data Sheet19State of Washington,Department of EcologyNo06922A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0369.206/11/2008Addendum to the Fact Sheet for State Waste DischargePermit No. ST-5230 - DCN 06922A2Fact/Data Sheet3State of Washington,Department of EcologyNo06922A2EPA DOCKET NUMBERAUTHORDATETITLEABSTRACTDOCUMENTSUB TYPEPAGECOUNTSOURCECITATIONCBIDCNEPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-037010/15/2008Washington Industrial Stormwater General Permit - DCN06923A national pollutant discharge elimination system and state waste discharge generalpermit for stormwater discharges associated with industrial activities State ofWashington.Permit,Registration73State of Washington,Department of EcologyNo06923EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-037112/14/2006NPDES Permit: Chino Mines Company - DCN 06925In compliance with the provisions of the Clean Water Act, as ammended, Chino MinesCompany is authorized to discharge from a facility located in Hurley County, NewMexico.Permit,Registration41NMEDNo06925EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-037212/20/2005NPDES Permit: Rio Algom Mining, LLC - DCN 06926In compliance with the provisions of the Clean Water Act, as ammended, Rio AlgomMining, LLC, is authorized to discharge from a facility located in Hurley County, NewMexico.Permit,Registration14NMEDNo06926EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-037308/29/2006NPDES Permit: Questa Mine - DCN 06927In compliance with the provisions of the Clean Water Act, as ammended, Questa Mine,is authorized to discharge from a facility located in Taos County, New Mexico.Permit,Registration62NMEDNo06927EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-037403/10/2008NPDES Facility Permit: American Nickeloid Company -DCN 06929IL0001724Permit,Registration14No06929EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-037509/07/2002NPDES Facility Fact Sheet: Allegan Metal FinishingCompany (AMFCO) - DCN 06930MI0042722Fact/Data Sheet4No06930EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-037603/31/2005NPDES Facility Fact Sheet: Phillips Plating Co.,Inc/Phillips Plating Co. WWTP - DCN 06931NC0001881Fact/Data Sheet5No06931EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-037708/01/2003NPDES Facility Permit: Tyco Safety Products - DCN06932WI0001040Permit,Registration21No06932EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-037812/10/2008Clean Harbors Colorado Site Mite - Website DCN 06968CO0042064Map2http://www.cleanharbors.com/locations/index.aspNo06968EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-037912/01/2005NPDES Permit Fact Sheet: Clean Harbors Deer TrailHighway - DCN 06969CO0042064Fact/Data Sheet5No06969EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-038012/01/2008Clean Harbors Louisiana Site Mite - Website DCN 06970LA0065501Map3http://www.cleanharbors.com/locations/index.aspNo06970EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-038111/06/2003NPDES Permit Fact Sheet: NPC Services, Inc. - DCN06971LA0066214Fact/Data Sheet18No06971EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-038205/01/2001NPDES Permit Fact Sheet: Bridgeport Disposal, LLC. -DCN 06972NJ0005240Fact/Data Sheet2No06972EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-038312/09/2008East Tennessee Technology Park Site Information - DCN06973TN0074225Fact/Data Sheet6No06973EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-038403/29/2004NPDES Facility Permit: Stolthaven Houston, Inc. - DCN06974TX0091855Permit,Registration44No06974EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-038509/10/2002CA0005053 Tosco Refinery Rodeo Dioxin Memorandum -DCN 06975Release of Dioxins and Other Materials Into the San Francisco BayLetter,Memorandum,Email8No06975EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-038607/26/2004NPDES Facility Permit: Rhodia, Inc. - DCN 06976LA0005223Permit,Registration65No06976EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-038708/20/2003NPDES Permit Fact Sheet: Portland Combined SewerOverflow - DCN 06977ME0101435Fact/Data Sheet13No06977EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-038809/04/2001NPDES Permit Fact Sheet: Fort Kent Waste WaterDepartment - DCN 06978ME0102369Fact/Data Sheet16No06978EPA DOCKET NUMBERAUTHORDATETITLEABSTRACTDOCUMENTSUB TYPEPAGECOUNTSOURCECITATIONCBIDCNEPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-038911/13/2008MN0061018 PCS Facility Information - DCN 06979MN0061018Data2No06979EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-039011/13/2008MN0061263 PCS Facility Information - DCN 06980MN0061263Data2No06980EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-039102/25/2004NPDES Permit Fact Sheet: City of Bolivar STP - DCN06981TN0077917Permit,Registration12No06981EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-039212/27/2005NPDES Permit Fact Sheet: Ripley Wastewater Lagoon -DCN 06982TN0078191Fact/Data Sheet25No06982EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-039305/04/2009Maryland Environmental Working Group Clean WaterReport Card - DCN 06983MD0000060Report3http://www.ewg.org/node/19469No06983EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-039410/09/2009Final Sampling Episode Report Duke Energy Carolinas’Belews Creek Steam Station - DCN 06197Final report that describes the sampling activities and presents the analytical resultsfrom sampling episode 6557 that took place October 20 - 23, 2008 at Duke EnergyCarolinas’ Belews Creek Steam Station located in Belews Creek, North Carolina. Thefocus of episode 6557 was to characterize the purge stream entering the flue gasdesulfurization (FGD) wastewater treatment system and the influent to and effluent fromthe FGD bioreactor treatment system. This final draft includes the appendices.Report137No06197EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-039510/12/2009Non CBI - Final Site Visit Notes: Appalachian PowerCompany's Mountaineer Plant - DCN 06200Non CBI - Final site visit notes prepared from the site visit at Appalachian PowerCompany’s Mountaineer Plant on September 11, 2008.Meeting orTeleconference68No06200EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-039610/05/2009Final Site Visit Notes: CPS Energy’s Calaveras PowerStation - DCN 06203Final site visit notes prepared from the site visit at CPS Energy’s Calaveras PowerStation (JK Spruce and Deely Power Plants) on October 29, 2008.Meeting orTeleconference7No06203EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0396.1CPS Energy Water Balance Flow Diagrams - DCN06203A1Water balance flow diagrams of CPS Energy's Calaveras Power station, includingoverall water flow diagrams and FGD process flow diagrams.Other10No06203A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-039710/06/2009Non CBI - Final Site Visit Notes: Fayette PowerProject/Sam Seymour Power Station - DCN 06204Non CBI - Final site visit notes prepared from the site visit at Fayette PowerProject/Sam Syemour Power Station on October 30, 2008.Meeting orTeleconference23No06204EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0397.101/04/2009Fayette Power Project/Seymour Power Station processflow diagrams - DCN 06204A1Fayette Power Project/Seymour Power Station process flow diagram, a simplifiedprocess flow diagram for the Unit 3 FGD systems, and a presentation on the full-scaledemonstration of a mercury oxidation catalyst upstream of a wet FGD system.Other16No06204A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-039810/13/2009Quality Assurance Project Plan for the Coalbed MethaneDetailed Study Environmental Assessment - DCN 07108Report26No07108EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-039902/04/2009Notes from Telephone Conversation between SarahHolman, ERG, and Dave Lee, WE Energies - DCN 06274Telephone conversation to discuss the confidentiality of the design flow rate informationfor the FGD wastewater treatment system at the Elm Road plant (Oak Creek expansionproject) that WE Energies provided to EPA in 2008Meeting orTeleconference1No06274EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-040007/22/2008Siemens Water Technologies to Supply System forTreating Flue Gas Desulfurization Scrubber Wastewaterat Keystone Power Station - DCN 06283Press release from Siemens Water Technologies describing plans to build aphysical/chemical wastewater treatment system to treat the wastewater from the FGDprocess at PPL's Keystone Power Station.PublicationCopyrightedMaterial1No06283EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-040109/30/2009CBI - Final Site Visit Notes: Constellation Energy’sBrandon Shores Generating Station - DCN 06284CBI - Final Site Visit Notes from EPA's site visit at Constellation Energy’s BrandonShores Generating Station on January 29, 2009Meeting orTeleconference8Yes06284EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0401.101/29/2009CBI - Final Site Visit Notes Attachment 1: BrandonShores Site Visit Agenda - DCN 06284A1CBI - Brandon Shores Air Quality Control System (AQCS) Project site visit agendaprepared for EPA's site visit of Constellation Energy’s Brandon Shores GeneratingStation on January 29, 2009Meeting orTeleconference1Yes06284A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0401.204/05/2007CBI - Final Site Visit Notes Attachment 2: BrandonShores FGD Wastewater Treatment description - DCN06284A2CBI - A description of the sequencing batch reactor FGD wastewater treatment systemdesigned for Constellation Energy’s Brandon Shores Generating StationReport26Yes06284A2EPA DOCKET NUMBERAUTHORDATETITLEABSTRACTDOCUMENTSUB TYPEPAGECOUNTSOURCECITATIONCBIDCNEPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0401.307/15/2008CBI - Final Site Visit Notes Attachment 3: BrandonShores FGD Wastewater Treatment Block Flow Diagram-DCN 06284A3CBI - Block flow diagram of the FGD wastewater treatment system at ConstellationEnergy’s Brandon Shores Generating StationOther1Yes06284A3EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0401.403/14/2008CBI - Final Site Visit Notes Attachment 3: BrandonShores FGD Wastewater Treatment Process FlowDiagram - DCN 06284A4CBI - Process flow diagram of the FGD wastewater treatment system at ConstellationEnergy’s Brandon Shores Generating StationOther5Yes06284A4EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0401.508/06/2007CBI - Final Site Visit Notes Attachment 5: BrandonShores NPDES Application Modification for FGDWastewater Treatment Discharge - DCN 06284A5CBI - NPDES application modification for Constellation Energy's Brandon ShoresGenerating Station to permit Outfall 801, the FGD wastewater treatment systemdischarge.Permit,Registration13Yes06284A5EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-040203/26/2008Siemens Water Technologies To Supply System ForTreating Flue Gas Desulfurization Scrubber WastewaterAt Three Mirant Power Plants - DCN 06285Press release from Siemens Water Technologies describing plans to build aphysical/chemical wastewater treatment system to treat the wastewater from the FGDprocess at Mirant Mid-Atlantic, LLC’s Dickerson and Morgantown Power Plants andMirant Chalk Point, LLC’s Chalk Point Power Plant.PublicationCopyrightedMaterial2No06285EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-040303/17/2009Siemens To Provide System For Treating Flue GasDesulfurization Scrubber Wastewater At The PSNHMerrimack Generating Station - DCN 06307Press release from Siemens Water Technologies describing plans to build aphysical/chemical wastewater treatment system to treat the wastewater from the FGDprocess at Merrimack Generating Station, owned by Public Service Company of NewHampshire (PSNH).PublicationCopyrightedMaterial2No06307EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0404Siemens Flue Gas Desulfurization (FGD) WastewaterTreatment Information - DCN 06290Information from Siemens Water Technologies on FGD Wastewater Treatmentincluding a process flow diagram and currently operating Siemens FGD wastewatertreatment systems.PublicationCopyrightedMaterial8No06290EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-040505/07/2007Siemens Water Technologies to Supply System forTreating Flue Gas Desulfurization Scrubber Wastewaterat Reliant Energy’s Cheswick Power Station - DCN 06291Press release from Siemens Water Technologies describing plans to build aphysical/chemical wastewater treatment system to treat the wastewater from the FGDprocess at Cheswick Power Station.PublicationCopyrightedMaterial1No06291EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0406ZLD Systems Installed for ENEL Power Plants in Italy -DCN 06933Aquatech International Corporation was awarded the contract to supply and install zeroliquid discharge (ZLD) systems to treat FGD waste water from five coal-fired powerprojects for ENEL (Ente Nazionale Energia Elettrica) in Italy. This paper discussesdesign considerations and concept applied and compares the initial operational datafrom the plants commissioned. The HPD system will use a two-step process to treateffluent from the FGD scrubbers to provide a zero liquid discharge (ZLD) solution asmandated by ENDESA Italia, since no aqueous waste is allowed.PublicationCopyrightedMaterial8IWC Paper, 2008No06933EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-040712/01/1997Coal Combustion By-Products and Low-Volume WastesComanagement Survery - DCN 07096This report presents the results of a survey of the U.S. utility industry, conducted byEPRI in order to assemble information on comanagement of high-volume coalcombustion by-products with low-volume wastes.PublicationCopyrightedMaterial67EPRI, Palo Alto, CA:1997. TR-108369.No07096EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0408Process Flow Diagram at Cliffside Power Plant - DCN06289Process flow diagram for the air pollution control systems (flue gas desulfurization,particulate removal, ect.) at Cliffside Power Plant.Other1No06289EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-040909/30/2009Final Site Visit Notes: Western Kentucky Energy’sKenneth C. Coleman Station - DCN 06292Final Site Visit Notes from EPA's site visit at Western Kentucky Energy’s Kenneth C.Coleman Station on February 23, 2009Meeting orTeleconference6No06292EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0409.105/31/1991Final Site Visit Notes Attachment 1: Ash HandlingDiagram for Western Kentucky Energy’s Coleman Station- DCN 06292A1Diagram depicting the ash handling system at the Western Kentucky Energy's ColemanPlant.Other2No06292A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0409.209/30/2009Final Site Visit Notes Attachment 2: Aerial Photo ofWestern Kentucky Energy’s Coleman Station - DCN06292A2An aerial photo of the Western Kentucky Energy’s Kenneth C. Coleman Station thatshows the location of the ash ponds at the plant.Other1No06292A2EPA DOCKET NUMBERAUTHORDATETITLEABSTRACTDOCUMENTSUB TYPEPAGECOUNTSOURCECITATIONCBIDCNEPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0409.309/07/2006Final Site Visit Notes Attachment 3: Process FlowDiagram for the FGD System at Western KentuckyEnergy’s Coleman Station - DCN 06292A3A process flow diagram of the FGD system servicing Units 1, 2, and 3 at the WesternKentucky Energy’s Kenneth C. Coleman Station.Other1No06292A3EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0409.409/30/2009Final Site Visit Notes Attachment 4: Diagram of the FGDWastewaterTreatment System at Western Kentucky Energy’sColeman Station - DCN 06292A4Process flow diagram of the FGD wastewater treatment system at Western KentuckyEnergy’s Kenneth C. Coleman StationOther1No06292A4EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-041001/29/2009Notes from Telephone Conversation between SarahHolman, ERG, and Oula Shehab, Dominion Resources -DCN 06293Telephone conversation to obtain the design flow rate for the FGD wastewatertreatment system at the Chesterfield plant, for which Dominion Resources providedinformation to EPA in 2008Meeting orTeleconference1No06293EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-041103/11/2009Letter to Robert Wylie, Duke Energy Carolinas - DCN06297Cover letter delivering a copy of the monitoring data from the Duke Energy Carolinas'Belews Creek Steam Station and Marshall Steam Station that were used in EPA'sanalyses for the steam electric detailed study. The data was delivered back to DukeEnergy Carolinas' so they would consider whether the data needed to be claimed asconfidential.Letter,Memorandum,Email1No06297EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0411.103/11/2009Belews Creek Monitoring Data Used in EPA Analyses -DCN 06297A1Monitoring data from Duke Energy Carolinas' Belews Creek Steam Station that wasused for EPA Analyses.Data0No06297A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0411.203/11/2009Marshall Monitoring Data Used in EPA Analyses - DCN06297A2Monitoring data from Duke Energy Carolinas' Marshall Steam Station that was used forEPA Analyses.Data0No06297A2EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0411.303/19/2009E-mail to TJ Finseth, Eastern Research Group - DCN06297A3E-mail response from Robert Wylie, Duke Energy Carolinas, stating that the BelewsCreek and Marshall monitoring data that EPA plans to use in its analyses is notconsidered confidential by the company.Letter,Memorandum,Email1No06297A3EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-041202/19/2009Memorandum to Ron Jordan - DCN 06299A draft of the notes from the pre-visit call with Duke Energy and Gibson StationPersonnel on February 13, 2009 deliverd to EPA.Letter,Memorandum,Email6No06299EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-041310/01/2009Steam Electric Power Generating Point Source Category:Final Detailed Study Report - DCN 06390This report (EPA 821-R-09-008) summarizes the information collected and analyzed byEPA to review discharges from the steam electric power generating industry and todetermine whether the current effluent guidelines for this industry should be revised.This report file is 508-compliant.Report233EPA 821-R-09-008No06390EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-041410/09/2009Final Notes from Site Visit at Duke Energy’s Miami FortStation on April 22, 2009 - DCN 06300EPA conducted a site visit at Duke Energy’s Miami Fort Station (Miami Fort) located inNorth Bend, Ohio on April 22, 2009. The purpose of the site visit was to learn about theoperations at the plant, specifically the flue gas desulfurization (FGD) wastewatertreatment system and ash handling practices. This memorandum describes theinformation collected during the site visit.Meeting orTeleconference4No06300EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0414.112/01/2007Form 2C Line Drawing of Miami Fort Maximum MonthlyWater Use Diagram - DCN 06300A1A water balance diagram for Miami Fort Station, with annotations made during the sitevisit based on comments from plant staff.the water balance diagram for the plant, withannotations made during the site visit based on comments from plant staff.Other1No06300A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0414.210/09/2009FGD wastewater treatment system influent and effluentfor Duke Energy’s Miami Fort Station - DCN 06300A2Analytical results provided by Miami Fort Station for the FGD wastewater treatmentsystem influent and effluent.Other5No06300A2EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0414.310/09/2009Effluent Concentration Data for Duke Energy’s Miami FortStation - DCN 06300A3Additional analytical results provided by Miami Fort Station for the FGD wastewatertreatment system effluent.Data1No06300A3EPA DOCKET NUMBERAUTHORDATETITLEABSTRACTDOCUMENTSUB TYPEPAGECOUNTSOURCECITATIONCBIDCNEPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0414.405/29/2009Groundwater Monitoring Analytical Results for DukeEnergy’s Miami Fort Station - DCN 06300A4Analytical results of semi-annual groundwater monitoring conducted for Miami FortStation's ash ponds A and B in accordance with the Groundwater Monitoring Plan datedFebruary 1, 2008.Data6No06300A4EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-041507/09/2007Coal Combustion Waste Damage Case Assessments -DCN 06393EPA gathered or received information on 135 possible damage cases and hasevaluated 85 of these cases. Six of the 50 cases that were not evaluated were minefillsand outside the scope of this NODA. The remaining 44 cases that were not evaluatedinvolved allegations with little or no supporting information.EPA gathered or receivedinformation on 135 possible damage cases and has evaluated 85 of these cases. Six ofthe 50 cases that were not evaluated were minefills and outside the scope of thisNODA. The remaining 44 cases that were not evaluated involved allegations with littleor no supporting information.Publication USEPA69U.S. EnvironmentalProtection AgencyOffice of Solid WasteNo06393EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-041601/06/2009Letter to Kim Stoker - DCN 06639A letter providing draft site visit notes for CPS Energy's JK Spruce Power Station onOctober 29, 2008 to gather information for the steam electric detailed study.Letter,Memorandum,Email1No06639EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0416.101/05/2009Draft Notes from Site Visit at CPS Energy's JK SprucePower Station on October 29, 2008 - Draft to Plant - DCN06639A1Draft site visits notes for CPS Energy’s JK Spruce Power Station on Wednesday,October 29, 2008. Notes were delivered to the plant for comments.Meeting orTeleconference7No06639A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0417Draft Notes from Site Visit at CPS Energy’s CalaverasPower Station on October 29, 2008 - Plants Comments -DCN 06640CPS Energy's comments and corrections to the site visits notes for CPS Energy’sCalaveras Power Station on Wednesday, October 29, 2008.Meeting orTeleconference7No06640EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-041809/29/2008Email to Deb Bartram - DCN 06642Provides answers to questions regarding operations at Sam Seymour Power Station.Letter,Memorandum,Email3No06642EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-041901/06/2009Letter to Monte Gottier - DCN 06643Provides draft site visit notes to Lower Colorado River Authority (LCRA) Fayette PowerProject/Sam Seymour Power Station on October 30, 2008 to gather information for thesteam electric detailed study.Letter,Memorandum,Email1No06643EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0419.101/04/2009CBI - Site Visit Notes: Fayette Power Project/SamSeymour Power Station - Draft to Plant - DCN 06643A1CBI - Draft notes from EPA's site visit at Fayette Power Project/Sam Seymour PowerStation on October 30, 2008. These notes were delivered to Fayette PowerProject/Sam Seymour for their review.Meeting orTeleconference8Yes06643A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-042001/27/2009Email to Ron Jordan - DCN 06645Provides the plant's comments and corrections to the draft site visit report for FayettePower Project/Sam Seymour Power Station on October 30, 2008.Letter,Memorandum,Email1No06645EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0420.101/27/2009Draft Notes from Site Visit at Fayette Power Project/SamSeymour Power Station on October 30, 2008 - PlantComments - DCN 06645A1Fayette Power Project/Sam Seymour Power Station comments and corrections to thedraft notes from the site visit at Fayette Power Project/Sam Seymour Power Station onOctober 30, 2008.Meeting orTeleconference8No06645A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-042105/04/2009Letter to Robert Wylie - DCN 06864Delivers sampling episode report developed for the sampling episode that occurred atthe Belews Creek Steam Station on October 20-23, 2008. This report describes theprocesses observed and the data collected during the sampling episode.Letter,Memorandum,Email1No06864EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0421.104/17/2009Sampling Episode Report Duke Energy Carolinas’Belews Creek Steam Station Belews Creek, NC - Draft toPlant - DCN 06864A1Draft of Sampling Episode Report Duke Energy Carolinas’ Belews Creek Steam StationBelews Creek, NC, Episode 6557 delivered to the plant.Report128No06864A1EPA DOCKET NUMBERAUTHORDATETITLEABSTRACTDOCUMENTSUB TYPEPAGECOUNTSOURCECITATIONCBIDCNEPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0421.204/17/2009Appendices of Sampling Episode Report Duke EnergyCarolinas’ Belews Creek Steam Station Belews Creek,NC - Draft to Plant - DCN 06864A2Appendices of a draft of Sampling Episode Report Duke Energy Carolinas’ BelewsCreek Steam Station Belews Creek, NC, Episode 6557 delivered to the plant.Report74No06864A2EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-042207/14/2009Email to Ron Jordan - DCN 06865Delivering Duke Energy’s response for the review of the draft sampling episode reportdated April 17, 2009. This primarily focuses on any remaining questions that wereidentified in the report.Letter,Memorandum,Email1No06865EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0422.107/14/2009Letter to Ron Jordan - DCN 06865A1Delivering Duke Energy's comments to the draft Sampling Episode Report at BelewsCreek Station dated April 17, 2009.Letter,Memorandum,Email2No06865A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0423Sampling Plan Duke Energy Carolinas’ Belews CreekSteam Station Belews Creek, NC - Plant Comments -DCN 06874The plants comments and corrections to a draft of Sampling Plan Duke EnergyCarolinas’ Belews Creek Steam Station Belews Creek, NC.Report72No06874EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-042410/02/2008Schedule for Belews Creek Sampling - Final - DCN06880Final draft of schedule for Belews Creek sampling for October 20-24, 2008 delivered toUWAG on October 2, 2008.Other3No06880EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0425Sample Container and Planned Preservation CollectionOrder Sheet for Belews Creek - Final - DCN 06884Final draft of the sample container and planned preservation collection order sheet forBelews Creek. Includes analyte group, sample container and volume, and on-sitepreservation conditions needed for FGD influent, day one FGD bioreactor influent, daytwo FGD bioreactor influent, day one FGD bioreactor effluent, and day two FGDbioreactor effluent.Other5No06884EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-042602/09/2009Notes from Telephone Conversation between SarahHolman, ERG, and Joe Lapcevic, Allegheny Energy -DCN 06890Telephone conversation to discuss the confidentiality of the design flow rate informationfor the FGD wastewater treatment systems at the Hatfield's Ferry and Fort Martin plantsthat Allegheny Energy provided to EPA in 2008Meeting orTeleconference1No06890EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-042703/27/2007Gibson Lake Will Not Reopen for Fishing April 1 - DCN06939Duke Energy Indiana's Gibson Generating Station near Princeton will not reopen its onsite lake to fishing as usual April 1, pending the results of an environmental study of thelake's fish and water quality. The study will look at a variety of aspects of the lake'secology, including selenium levels that have been detected in the lake's fish. Seleniumis a naturally occurring trace element found in most rocks and soil. Low levels ofselenium are essential for good health, but long-term human consumption of high levelsof selenium may result in some health effects.Press Release,PublicAnnouncement/Notice1No06939EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-042806/01/2007Assessment of Water Quality Impacts Associated withUse of Coal Combustion Products as Structural Fill at theBBSS Site - DCN 06940Maryland Power Plant Research Program (PPRP) has prepared this report to presentthe findings of its evaluation of the ground water quality data generated for the site andfor nearby residential supply wells. The findings of this study will contribute further tothe overall level of understanding of the Maryland Department of the Environment andPPRP as to potential impacts to ground water quality resulting from the use of coalcombustion products for surface mine reclamation.Other63No06940EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-042903/31/2009Testimony of Tom Kilgore, President and Chief ExecutiveOfficer, Tennessee Valley Authority, before the U.S.House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure,Subcommittee on Water Resources and Environment -DCN 06941Tennessee Valley Authority's (TVA) testimony to discuss the coal ash spill at the TVAKingston Fossil Plant, the actions taken in response to the event, and the plant'sprogress and plans for remediation of the site and protection of the environment.Other10No06941EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-043007/01/2000Indiana's First HCP Conserves Least Tern - Brief Article -DCN 06942The Cinergy Corporation's Gibson Generating Station not only produces electricity, butprovides a habitat for Indiana's-only colony of an endangered bird, the interior least tern(Sterna antillarum).Press Release,PublicAnnouncement/Notice3No06942EPA DOCKET NUMBERAUTHORDATETITLEABSTRACTDOCUMENTSUB TYPEPAGECOUNTSOURCECITATIONCBIDCNEPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-043112/31/2008Constellation reaches $54M settlement on fly ash lawsuit-DCN 06943A Baltimore County Circuit Court judge approved a $54 million settlement Wednesdayto a year-long class action lawsuit brought by a group of Anne Arundel Countyhomeowners against Constellation Energy Group. The lawsuit filed last Novemberagainst Constellation Power Generation, a subsidiary of Constellation, alleged thathomeowners’ water supplies were contaminated by fly ash from a Constellation powerplant.Press Release,PublicAnnouncement/Notice2No06943EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-043206/13/2008Steps Taken to Address Selenium Concerns at CaneRidge Wildlife Management Area - DCN 06944Following discovery of elevated levels of selenium in the water and aquatic life at CaneRidge Wildlife Management Area in southwestern Indiana, U.S.Fish and Wildlife Service biologists have begun employing management actionsdesigned to discourage endangered least terns and other migratorybirds from nesting on the refuge.Press Release,PublicAnnouncement/Notice2No06944EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-043312/27/2008Tennessee Ash Flood Larger Than Initial Estimate - DCN06945According to an updated survey by the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA), a coal ashspill in eastern Tennessee, that experts were already calling the largest environmentaldisaster of its kind in the United States, is more than three times as large as initiallyestimated.Press Release,PublicAnnouncement/Notice3No06945EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-043406/23/2009Memorandum to Public Record for the 2009 EffluentGuidelines Program Plan - DCN 06946Incorporation by Reference Articles Supporting the Steam Electric Detailed StudyEnvironmental Assessment, EPA Docket Number EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517.Letter,Memorandum,Email8No06946EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-043504/20/2000Memorandum to Dennis Ruddy, EPA - DCN 06947Rationale and conclusions regarding commenter-identified fossil fuel combustion wastedamage casesLetter,Memorandum,Email24No06947EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-043603/05/2003Memorandum to Dennis Ruddy, EPA - DCN 06948Final revised report on resolution of 18 previously indeterminate candidate damagecases.Letter,Memorandum,Email55No06948EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-043705/03/2007Compendium of Nineteen Alleged Coal CombustionWastes Damage Cases - DCN 06949Compendium of nineteen alleged coal combustion waste damage cases listed by plant.Other36No06949EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-043807/14/2009Letter to Ron Jordan - DCN 06866Providing comments from UWAG on EPA's draft sampling episode report for BelewsCreek Steam Station. Also delivers and analyzes a comprehensive comparison ofBelews Creek sampling data carried out by EPA and UWAG/Belews Creek.Letter,Memorandum,Email30No06866EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0438.107/14/2009Comprehensive Comparison of Belews Creek SamplingData - DCN 06866A1A table that provides a comprehensive comparison of all EPA and UWAG/BelewsCreek sampling data from multiple sampling points in Belews Creek.Data2No06866A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-043909/08/2008Email to Robert Wylie - DCN 06873Delivering Sampling and Analysis Plan for the planned EPA sampling episode atBelews Creek the week of October 20-24, 2008.Letter,Memorandum,Email1No06873EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0439.109/05/2008Sampling Plan Duke Energy Carolinas’ Belews CreekSteam Station Belews Creek, NC - Delivery to Plant -DCN 06873A1Delivery of a draft of Sampling Plan Duke Energy Carolinas’ Belews Creek SteamStation Belews Creek, NC to the plant.Report71No06873A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-044010/03/2008Email to Ron Jordan and Josh Hall - DCN 06875Delivering UWAG's comments on the draft sampling plan for Belews Creek dated 5September 2008 and the SOPs that UWAG requested for the biphasic separation,microwave digestion, and the routine mercury modification procedures.Letter,Memorandum,Email1No06875EPA DOCKET NUMBERAUTHORDATETITLEABSTRACTDOCUMENTSUB TYPEPAGECOUNTSOURCECITATIONCBIDCNEPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0440.110/02/2008Letter to Ron Jordan - DCN 06875A1UWAG comments on the draft Sampling Plan Duke Energy Carolinas’ Belews CreekSteam Station, Belews Creek, NC, dated 5 September 2008.Letter,Memorandum,Email6No06875A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0440.201/20/2008Standard Operating Procedure for Aqueous MicrowaveDigestion - DCN 06875A2A Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for aqueous microwave digestion. Thisaggressive closed Teflon bomb digestion procedure can be used for aqueous sampleswhere there is a concern about incomplete digestion of organic matter or otherconstituents adversely affecting analytical performance.Other2No06875A2EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0440.308/01/2008Standard Operating Procedure for Aqueous BiphasicSeparation - DCN 06875A3A Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for aqueous biphasic separation. Thiscentrifugation procedure is used to process aqueous slurry samples where the totalsuspended solids (TSS) concentration exceeds the 1% threshold stated in EPAmethods 200.7 and 200.8.Other3No06875A3EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0440.409/01/2007Standard Operating Procedure for Modified Digestion forClean Mercury Analysis - DCN 06875A4A Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for modified digestion for clean mercuryanalysis. Samples with high levels of organic matter can use this aggressive digestionprocedure patterned after EPA method 245 for tissue samples. This approach insurescomplete digestion (and release of mercury for analysis) of even high organic contentaqueous matrices.Other2No06875A4EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-044110/23/2008Email to Josh Hall - DCN 06881Delivering flow data for the Belews Creek sample periods.Letter,Memorandum,Email1No06881EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0441.110/22/2008Belews Creek Flow Sampling Data - DCN 06881A1Flow data for bioreactor effluent, FGD purge, and bioreactor influent sampling atBelews Creek.Data1No06881A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-044209/21/2008Email to Ron Jordan - DCN 06886UWAG requests to meet with EPA during late September or early October to discussthe Belews Creek sampling event as well as other future sampling events. UWAGwants to review the existing data and methodologies in detail so that procedures andmethods can be refined to improve data quality.Letter,Memorandum,Email1No06886EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0442.109/19/2008Letter to Ron Jordan - DCN 06886A1Includes recommendations for improving consistency and reliability of sampling resultsfor the October 20-23 Belews Creek sampling event and other future sampling events.Letter,Memorandum,Email12No06886A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-044302/27/2008Letter to Ron Jordan - DCN 06891Cover letter from Richard Sprecker, Bruce Mansfield, to Ron Jordan, EPA deliveringcomments and answers to EPA's outstanding questions and additional informationrequested after EPA's site visit to Bruce Mansfield plant on October 19, 2007.Letter,Memorandum,Email1No06891EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0443.102/27/2008Bruce Mansfield Comments and Answers - DCN06891A1Bruce Mansfield's comments and answers to EPA's outstanding questions andadditional information requested after EPA's site visit to Bruce Mansfield plant onOctober 19, 2007.Other211No06891A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-044404/20/2000Memorandum to Dennis Ruddy, EPA - DCN 06950Additional information regarding fossil fuel combustion waste damage cases.Letter,Memorandum,Email4No06950EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0444.103/15/1999Technical Background Document for the Report toCongress on Remaining Wastes from Fossil FuelCombustion: Potential Damage Cases - DCN 06950A1Evaluates potential damage cases from remaining wastes from fossil fuel combustion.The Technical Background Document found seven cases falling into the category ofproven damage cases. Of the cases reviewed for the Technical Background Document,an additional 15 fall into the category of potential damage cases. These cases include11 sites managing non-utility coal combustion wastes, and 4 sites managing oilcombustion wastes.Other21No06950A1EPA DOCKET NUMBERAUTHORDATETITLEABSTRACTDOCUMENTSUB TYPEPAGECOUNTSOURCECITATIONCBIDCNEPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-044509/30/2009Final Site Visit Notes: Tennessee Valley Authority’sParadise Fossil Plant - DCN 06984Final Site Visit Notes from EPA's visit at Tennessee Valley Authority’s Paradise FossilPlant on February 26, 2009Meeting orTeleconference7No06984EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0445.102/26/2009Final Site Visit Notes Attachment 1: Presentation byTennessee Valley Authority’s Paradise Fossil Plant toEPA - DCN 06984A1Presentation given by Tennessee Valley Authority’s Paradise Fossil Plant to the EPAduring the site visit conducted on February 26, 2009Meeting orTeleconference16No06984A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0445.202/22/2003Final Site Visit Notes Attachment 2: Wastewater FlowSchematic for Tennessee Valley Authority’s ParadiseFossil Plant - DCN 06984A2Overall water flow schematic for the Tennessee Valley Authority’s Paradise FossilPlant.Other1No06984A2EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0445.309/30/2009Final Site Visit Notes Attachment 3: Diagrams of FGDSystems at Tennessee Valley Authority’s Paradise FossilPlant - DCN 06984A3Process flow diagrams of the FGD systems located at Tennessee Valley Authority’sParadise Fossil PlantOther2No06984A3EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0445.409/30/2009Final Site Visit Notes Attachment 4: ATOXIC-ASSETPassive Water Treatment System - DCN 06984A4A description of the ATOXIC-ASSET Passive Water Treatment System studied at theTennessee Valley Authority’s Paradise Fossil Plant. The study was a collaborationbetween the Tennessee Valley Authority, the U.S. Department of Energy, and EPRI.Fact/Data Sheet1No06984A4EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-044606/01/2009Letter to Greg Nunley, Tennessee Valley Authority - DCN06987Cover letter from Ron Jordan, EPA to Greg Nunley, Tenessee Valley Authority,delivering the EPA site visit report for Tennessee Valley Authority’s Paradise FossilPlant to the facility.Letter,Memorandum,Email1No06987EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0446.106/01/2009Site Visit Notes: Tennessee Valley Authority’s ParadiseFossil Plant - Draft to Plant - DCN 06987A1Draft Notes from Site Visit at Tennessee Valley Authority’s Paradise Fossil Plant onFebruary 26, 2009. These notes were sent to Paradise for review.Meeting orTeleconference7No06987A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-044705/20/2009Letter to Tom Shaw, Western Kentucky Energy - DCN06988Cover letter from Ron Jordan, EPA to Tom Shaw, Western Kentucky Energy, deliveringthe EPA site visit report for Western Kentucky Energy's Kenneth C. Coleman Station tothe facility.Letter,Memorandum,Email1No06988EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0447.105/20/2009Site Visit Notes: Western Kentucky Energy's Kenneth C.Coleman Station - Draft to Plant - DCN 06988A1Draft Notes from Site Visit to Western Kentucky Energy’s Kenneth C. Coleman Stationon February 23, 2009. These notes were sent to Coleman for review.Meeting orTeleconference6No06988A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-044801/16/2007HPD Awarded Flue Gas Desulfurization (FGD) EffluentTreatment for Monfalcone Coal-fired Generating Station -DCN 06989HPD, a Veolia Water Solutions & Technologies company, will provide the effluenttreatment portion for the flue gas desulfurization (FGD) purge system at the MonfalconePower Station for ENDESA Italia. The HPD system will use a two-step process to treateffluent from the FGD scrubbers to provide a zero liquid discharge (ZLD) solution asmandated by ENDESA Italia, since no aqueous waste is allowed.Press Release,PublicAnnouncement/Notice1No06989EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-044910/01/1974Development Document for Effluent LimitationsGuidelines and New Performance Standards for theSteam Electric Power Generating Point Source Category-DCN 07020Development Document for Effluent Limitations Guidelines and New PerformanceStandards for the Steam Electric Power Generating Point Source Category developedby Effluent Guidelines Division Office of Water and Hazardous Materials USEnvironmental Protection Agency.Publication USEPA866No07020EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-045009/23/2002An Environmental Assesment of IGCC Power Systems -DCN 07021An Environmental Assesment of IGCC Power Systems presented at the NinetenthAnnual Pittsburg Coal Conference, Sept 23-27, 2002.Report16http://www.netl.doe.gov/technologies/coalpower/gasification/pubs/pdf/18.pdfNo07021EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-045106/12/2009Final Report - Kingston Fossil Plant Ash Slide InterimReport - DCN 07022Final Report - TVA Kingston Fossil Plant Ash Slide Interim Report including TVA's initialresponse, response to media, and reparations to victims. Inspection 2008-12283-01.Report35No07022EPA DOCKET NUMBERAUTHORDATETITLEABSTRACTDOCUMENTSUB TYPEPAGECOUNTSOURCECITATIONCBIDCNEPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-045207/01/2008Characterization of Coal Combustion Residues fromElectric Utilities Using Wet Scrubbers for Multi-PollutantControl - DCN 07023This report evaluates leaching characteristics of air pollution control residues from coalfired power plants that use acid gas scrubbers, which may also reduce air emissions ofmercury and other pollutants.Publication OtherGovernment113http://www.epa.gov/nrmrl/pubs/600r08077/600r08077.pdfNo07023EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-045310/12/2009CBI - Final Site Visit Notes: Appalachian PowerCompany's Mountaineer Plant DCN 07062CBI - Final site visit notes prepared from the site visit at Appalachian Power Company’sMountaineer Plant on September 11, 2008.Meeting orTeleconference90Yes07062EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-045410/06/2009CBI - Final Site Visit Notes: Fayette Power Project/SamSeymour Power Station - DCN 07063CBI - Final site visit notes prepared from the site visit at Fayette Power Project/SamSyemour Power Station on October 30, 2008.Meeting orTeleconference25Yes07063EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-045510/12/2009CBI - Final Site Visit Notes: Duke Energy's Wabash RiverGenerating Station - DCN 07064CBI - Final site visit notes prepared from the site visit at Duke Energy's Wabash RiverGenerating Station on February 25, 2009.Meeting orTeleconference9Yes07064EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-045610/09/2009Memorandum to Ron Jordan - DCN 07085Development of the Current and Future Industry Profile for the Steam Electric DetailedStudy. This memorandum describes the methodology ERG used to generate a currentand future industry profile of the coal-fired power industry. The industry profile focuseson the use of FGD scrubbers and the types of systems used to treat the wastewatersassociated with the FGD scrubbers.Letter,Memorandum,Email10No07085EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0456.110/09/2009Final Appendix A for the Development of the Current andFuture Industry Profile for the Steam Electric DetailedStudy Memorandum - DCN 07085A1Appendix of the current industry profile dated June 2008.Other12No07085A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0456.210/09/2009Final Appendix B for the Development of the Current andFuture Industry Profile for the Steam Electric DetailedStudy Memorandum - DCN 07085A2Appendix of the future industry profile dated 2020.Other11No07085A2EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-045710/09/2009Memorandum to Public Record for the Effluent GuidelinesProgram Plan 2009/2010 - DCN 07086Technology Option Loads Calculation Analysis for Steam Electric Detailed Study. Thismemorandum describes the methodology ERG used to calculate pollutant loadsassociated with FGD scrubber purge and effluent loads associated with wastewatertreatment technology options determined to be effective at removing heavy metals.Letter,Memorandum,Email41No07086EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-045810/06/2009CBI - E-mail to Kurt Blohm, Eastern Research Group -DCN 07088CBI - Cover e-mail from Tim Lohner, AEP, delivering AEP's second version ofcomments on the draft notes from the EPA site visit at Appalachian Power Company'sMountaineer Plant.Letter,Memorandum,Email2Yes07088EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0458.110/06/2009CBI - Site Visit Notes: Appalachian Power Company'sMountaineer Plant - AEP/Mountaineer Comments - DCN07088A1CBI - AEP/Mountaineer second version of comments and corrections to the site visitnotes for Appalachian Power Company's Mountaineer Plant delivered on 2/4/09.Meeting orTeleconference17Yes07088A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-045902/20/2009Memorandum to Ron Jordan - DCN 07090A draft of the notes from the pre-visit call with Wabash Valley Power Association andWabash River Station Personnel on February 18, 2009 delivered to EPA.Letter,Memorandum,Email4No07090EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-046007/21/2009Email to Ron Jordan - DCN 07091Provides Invista's respondes to EPA's request for wastewater related information forINVISTA’s Camden, South Carolina plant and Waynesboro, Virginia Plant. EPA hadalso requested information for the Seaford, Delaware Plant. However, Invista statedthat the Seafofd, Delaware Plant does not operate the coal fired power generationfacility anymore.Letter,Memorandum,Email1No07091EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0460.107/21/2009Question for INVISTA – Camden, South Carolina Plant -DCN 07091A1The following are questions prepared by EPA regarding the operations of the electricgenerating units at INVISTA’s Camden, South Carolina plant.Other3No07091A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0460.207/21/2009Questions for INVISTA – Waynesboro, Virginia Plant -DCN 07091A2The following are questions prepared by EPA regarding the operation of the electricgenerating units at INVISTA’s Waynesboro, Virginia Plant.Other4No07091A2EPA DOCKET NUMBERAUTHORDATETITLEABSTRACTDOCUMENTSUB TYPEPAGECOUNTSOURCECITATIONCBIDCNEPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-046106/16/2009Letter to Debbie Nispel, Duke Energy from Ron Jordan,EPA - DCN 07092Cover letter from Ron Jordan, EPA to Debbie Nispel delivering site visit notes fromEPA's visit to Duke Energy's Wabash River Generating Station on February 25, 2009.Letter,Memorandum,Email1No07092EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0461.106/16/2009CBI - Site Visit Notes: Duke Energy's Wabash RiverGenerating Station - Draft to plant - DCN 07092A1Draft notes from EPA's site visit at Duke Energy's Wabash River Generating Station onFebruary 25, 2009. These notes were delivered to Wabash River for their review.Meeting orTeleconference10Yes07092A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-046207/15/2009Letter to Ron Jordan, EPA from Debbie nispel, DukeEnergy - DCN 07093Cover letter from Debbie Nispel to Ron Jordan, EPA delivering plant comments on thesite visit notes from EPA's visit to Duke Energy's Wabash River Generating Station onFebruary 25, 2009.Letter,Memorandum,Email1No07093EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0462.107/15/2009CBI - Site Visit Notes: Duke Energy's Wabash RiverGenerating Station - Plant Comments - DCN 07093A1CBI - Comments from Duke Energy's Wabash River Generating Station on EPA's sitevisit notes from the site visit at Wabash River on February 25, 2009.Meeting orTeleconference5Yes07093A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-046306/01/2009Draft Notes from Site Visit at Tennessee ValleyAuthority’s Paradise Fossil Plant on February 26, 2009 -Paradise Comments - DCN 07094Paradise's comments and corrections to draft notes from a site visit at TennesseeValley Authority’s Paradise Fossil Plant on February 26, 2009 located in Drakesboro,KY to learn about the operations at the plant, in particular the ash and flue gasdesulfurization (FGD) wastewater handling systems.Meeting orTeleconference7No07094EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-046410/12/2009Non CBI - Final Site Visit Notes: Duke Energy's WabashRiver Generating Station - DCN 07095Non CBI - Final site visit notes prepared from the site visit at Duke Energy's WabashRiver Generating Station on February 25, 2009.Meeting orTeleconference7No07095EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0464.102/25/2009Duke Energy's Wabash River Presentation - DCN07095A1Presentation given by Duke Energy during the EPA Site Visit at the Wabash RiverGenerating Station on February 25, 2009.Meeting orTeleconferenceMaterials2No07095A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-046510/14/2009Memorandum to Record for the Steam Electric DetailedStudy - DCN 07097Documented Cases of Environmental Impacts from Coal Combustion Wastewater:Pollutant Sources and Impacted Water Resources. Individual documented cases whereenvironmental impacts were attributable to pollutant releases from surfaceimpoundments or landfills containing coal combustion residues (CCRs) are presentedin a table attachted to the memorandum.Letter,Memorandum,Email11No07097EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-046610/13/2009Steam Electric Detailed Study Facility Database - DCN07098Database containing information on steam electric power plants collected by EPAduring the detailed study. The sources of data include Form EIA-767, Form EIA-860,EPA's data request, EPA's site visit and sampling programs, information provided byUWAG, and other publicly available data sources.Data0No07098EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-046710/14/2009Memorandum to Ron Jordan - DCN 07099Monitoring Data for FGD Wastewater Collected During the Steam Electric DetailedStudyLetter,Memorandum,Email1No07099EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-046810/15/2009Clean Air Mercury Rule - DCN 07100EPA has decided to develop emissions standards for power plants under the Clean AirAct (Section 112), consistent with the D.C. Circuit’s opinion on theClean Air Mercury Rule (CAMR).Accordingly, on February 6, 2009, the Department ofJustice, on behalf of EPA, asked the Supreme Court to dismiss EPA’s request (petitionfor certiorari) that the Court review the D.C.Circuit Court’s vacatur of the CAMR.Other2No07100EPA DOCKET NUMBERAUTHORDATETITLEABSTRACTDOCUMENTSUB TYPEPAGECOUNTSOURCECITATIONCBIDCNEPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-046904/30/2009Testimony of Barry Breen - DCN 07101Barry Breen's testimony on the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA’s) coalcombustion regulatory development activities and management unit assessmentefforts. The testimony provides a brief history of EPA’s regulatory efforts on coalcombustion residuals, as well as an update on EPA's current rulemaking activities. Italso discusses and provides an update of EPA’s assessment of coal combustionresiduals management units.Speech8No07101EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-047010/01/2009Memorandum to Ron Jordan - DCN 07102Meeting between EPA and EPRI on July 28, 2009: Draft Summary Discussion.Letter,Memorandum,Email1No07102EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0470.107/28/2009EPA/EPRI Meeting Agenda on July 28, 2009 - DCN07102A1The agenda for the meeting between EPA, ERG, and EPRI on on July 28, 2009.Other1No07102A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0470.207/28/2009EPRI Water Characterization and Treatment R&DSummary - DCN 07102A2Presentation given by EPRI on water characterization and a R&D treatment summaryduring the meeting between EPA, ERG, and EPRI on July 28, 2009.Other39No07102A2EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-047110/01/2009Memorandum to Ron Jordan - DCN 07103Meeting between EPA and UWAG on June 25, 2009: Draft Summary Discussion.Letter,Memorandum,Email1No07103EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0471.106/25/2009EPA Steam Electric Study: Critical Data Issues for FGDWastewater - DCN 07103A1Presentation given by UWAG on critical issues for FGD wastewater during the meetingbetween EPA, ERG, and UWAG on June 25, 2009.Other21No07103A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0471.206/25/2009Analytical Data for the EPA and UWAG Split SampleStudy of FGD Influent and Effluent - DCN 07103A2Analytical data collected by UWAG from FGD influent and effluent during the Big Bend,Homer City, Widows Creek, Cardinal, Mitchell and Belews Creek sampling episodes.Data12No07103A2EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-047209/30/2009Memorandum to Ron Jordan - DCN 07104This memorandum gives summary statistics for some aspects of the data contained inthe March 09, 2009 coal ash survey conducted by the Office of Solid Waste andEmergency Response (OSWER) in 2009. The OSWER conducted the survey toevaluate the threat of the releases of pollutants from these management units. TheOffice of Water used this survey data as another source of information about the use ofash ponds and FGD ponds at coal-fired power plants.Letter,Memorandum,Email28No07104EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-047305/11/2009Letter to Jim Stieritz, Duke Energy - DCN 07118Delivering draft notes from a site visit at Duke Energy's Miami Fort Station on April 22,2009 located in North Bend, Ohio.Letter,Memorandum,Email1No07118EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0473.105/09/2009Site Visit Notes: Duke Energy's Miami Fort Station - Draftto Plant - DCN 07118A1Draft notes from EPA's site visit at Duke Energy's Miami Fort Station on April 22, 2009.These notes were delivered to Miami Fort for their review.Meeting orTeleconference4No07118A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-047405/29/2009Letter to Ron Jordan, US EPA - DCN 07119Cover Letter from Jim Stieritz, Duke Energy to Ron Jordan, EPA delivering plantcomments on the site visit notes from EPA's visit to Duke Energy's Miami Fort Stationon April 22, 2009.Letter,Memorandum,Email1No07119EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0474.105/29/2009Site Visit Notes: Duke Energy's Miami Fort Station - PlantComments - DCN 07119A1Duke Energy's Miami Fort Station comments and corrections for draft notes from theEPA site visit at Duke Energy's Miami Fort Station on April 22, 2009.Meeting orTeleconference4No07119A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-047509/24/2009Memorandum from C. Johnston, EPA, to Public DocketEPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517 Re: Docket EPA-HQ-OW-2006-0771 Incorporated by Reference - DCN 06937Letter,Memorandum,Email1No06937EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-047601/01/2009TRI2007 Database Change Forms - DCN 07111All database change forms for manual database changes in the TRI2007 Database.Form23No07111EPA DOCKET NUMBERAUTHORDATETITLEABSTRACTDOCUMENTSUB TYPEPAGECOUNTSOURCECITATIONCBIDCNEPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-047701/02/2007Comparison of the occurrence of antibiotics in four fullscale wastewater treatment plants with varying designsand operations - DCN 06952The occurrence of ciprofloxacin, sulfamethoxazole, tetracycline, and trimethoprimantibiotics in four full-scale wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs) that differ in designand operating conditions was determined. The WWTPs chosen utilized a variety ofsecondary removal processes, such as a two stage activated sludge process with anitrification tank, extended aeration, rotating biological contactors, and pure oxygenactivated sludge. Several of the WWTPs also employed an advanced treatmentprocess, such as chlorination and UV radiation disinfection. The detectedconcentrations (lg/l) ranged from 0.20 to 1.4 for ciprofloxacin, 0.21 to 2.8 forsulfamethoxazole, 0.061 to 1.1 for tetracycline, and 0.21 to 7.9 for trimethoprim. Theoverall percent difference in the concentrations of the antibiotics in the effluent andinfluent of these antibiotics differed between plants and ranged from 33% to 97%.Based on these four full-scale WWTPs evaluated, the apparent removal of organicmicropollutants in wastewater is dependent on a combination of biological andphysicochemical treatment processes and operating conditions of the treatment system.PublicationCopyrightedMaterial8Chemosphere 68(2007) 428–435No06952EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-047801/01/2009DMR2007 Version 3 Database Change Forms - DCN07109All database change forms for manual database changes in the DMR2007 Version 3Database.Form63No07109EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-047901/01/2009DMR2007 Version 4 Database Change Forms - DCN07110All database change forms for manual database changes in the DMR2007 Version 4Database.Form14No07110EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-048009/01/2009DMRLoads2007_v4.mdb - DCN 07112Database that groups discharges from DMRLoadAnalysis2007 to create point sourcecategory rankings and to perform other analyses.Data1No07112EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-048109/01/2009DMRLoadsAnalysis2007_v4.mdb - DCN 07114DMRLoadsAnalysis2007 database imports annual load tables fromPCSLoadCalculator2007 and the ICIS-NPDES Load Calculator and facility informationfrom PCS and ICIS-NPDES and creates one set of annual loads from both datasets.Data1No07114EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-048209/01/2009DMRNutrients2007_v4.mdb - DCN 07113DMRNutrients2007 uses the annual loads for nitrogen and phosphorus compoundsfrom the DMR2007 table to calculate aggregate nitrogen as N and phosphorus as Ploads for each facility outfall.Data1No07113EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-048312/08/2006Elimination of pharmaceuticals in sewage treatmentplants in Finland - DCN 06953The occurrence of eight pharmaceuticals (b-blockers: acebutolol, atenolol, metoprololand sotalol; antiepileptic: carbamazepine; fluoroquinolone antibiotics: ciprofloxacin,norfloxacin, ofloxacin) were assessed in the raw and treated sewage of 12 sewagetreatment plants (STPs) in Finland. The average concentrations in the raw and treatedsewage ranged from 100 to 1060 ng L 1 and from o24 to 755 ng L 1, respectively. Theaverage daily loads ranged from 36 to 405 mg/1000 inh and from 2 to 302 mg/1000 inh,respectively. In the treatment plants, fluoroquinolones were eliminated by 480%.Carbamazepine was not eliminated during the treatment and in fact even higherconcentrations were frequently found in the treated than in the raw sewages. Theincrease in concentration was shown to be most likely due to enzymatic cleavage of theglucuronic conjugate of carbamazepine and release of the parent compound in thetreatment plant. The b-blockers were eliminated in average by less than 65% and theelimination varied greatly between the treatment plants.PublicationCopyrightedMaterial12Water Research 41(2007) 1001 – 1012No06953EPA DOCKET NUMBERAUTHORDATETITLEABSTRACTDOCUMENTSUB TYPEPAGECOUNTSOURCECITATIONCBIDCNEspecially the dilution of raw sewage by rainwater and a consequent decrease in thehydraulic retention time of a treatment plant was found to deteriorate the elimination ofthe b-blockers. The work shows that especially carbamazepine and the b-blockers mayreach the recipient waters and there is a need to enhance their elimination in thesewage treatment plants. In this attempt, a denitrifying biofilter as a tertiary treatmentcould be of minor importance since in this study it did not result in further elimination ofthe target compounds.EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-048403/19/2007Elimination of Selected Acidic Pharmaceuticals fromThe elimination of six acidic pharmaceuticals (clofibric acid, diclofenac, ibuprofen,Publication7Environ. Sci. Technol.No06958Municipal Wastewater by an Activated Sludge Systemand Membrane Bioreactors - DCN 06958ketoprofen, mefenamic acid, and naproxen) in a real wastewater treatment plant(WWTP) using an activated sludge system and membrane bioreactors (MBRs) wasCopyrightedMaterial2007, 41, 3708-3714investigated by using a gas chromatography/mass spectrometry (GC/MS) system formeasurement of the compounds. Limited information is available for some of the testedpharmaceuticals at present. Solid retention times (SRTs) of the WWTP and the twoMBRs were 7, 15, and 65 days, respectively. The elimination rates varied fromcompound to compound. The MBRs exhibited greater elimination rates for theexamined pharmaceuticals than did the real plant. Dependency of the elimination ratesof the pharmaceuticals on SRTs was obvious; the MBR operated with a longer SRT of65 days clearly showed better performance than did the MBR with a shorter SRT of 15days.The difference between the two MBRs was particularly significant in terms of eliminationof ketoprofen and diclofenac. Measurements of the amounts of adsorbedpharmaceuticals on the sludge and aerobic batch elimination experiments were carriedout to investigate the elimination pathways of the pharmaceuticals. Results of the batchelimination tests revealed that the sludges in the MBRs had large specific sorptioncapacities mainly due to their large specific surface areas. Despite the sorptioncapacities of sludges, the main mechanism of elimination of the pharmaceuticals in theinvestigated processes was found to be biodegradation. Biodegradation of diclofenac,which has been believed to be refractory to biodegradation, seemed to occur veryslowly.EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-048504/10/2007Fate of Estrogens and Xenoestrogens in Four SewageTreatment Plants with different Technologies - DCN06954The fate and removal of the estrogens l7j3-estradiol (E2), estrone (EI), and 17aethynylestradiol (EE2) and of the xenoestrogens bisphenol A (BPA), 4-tert-octylphenol(4-t-OP), 4-nonylphenol (4-NP), and nonylphenol mono- and diethoxylate (NPEOI andNPE02, respectively) were investigated in four South Australian sewage treatmentplants (STPs; plants A-D) with different treatment technologies. The concentrations inthe effluent from the two-year survey were similar to those reported in other studies. InPublicationCopyrightedMaterial8EnvironmentalToxicology andChemistry, Vol. 27,No. I, pp. 87-94, 2008No06954the effluent, 4-Np, NPEOI, and NPE02 had total concentrations up to 8 fLgIL, whichwere much higher than those of BPA and 4-t-OP' Estrone had the highestconcentrations among the three estrogens, ranging between 13.3 and 39.3 nglL,whereas the concentrations for E2 and EE2 varied between 1.0 and 4.2 ngIL andbetween 0.1 and 1.3 ngIL, respectively. The removal rates for the estrogens andxenoestrogens were variable but consistent with the plant performance parameters(biochemical oxygen demand, suspended solids, and ammonia).EPA DOCKET NUMBERAUTHORDATETITLEABSTRACTDOCUMENTSUB TYPEPAGECOUNTSOURCECITATIONCBIDCNConsidering all the estrogenic compounds analyzed in the present study, plant D, with aseries of anaerobic and aerobic lagoons, was the least efficient of the four STPs in theremoval of these compounds. The removal rates for 4-Np, NPEOI, and NPE02 withinthe plants were 92% for plant A, with conventional activated sludge treatment; 80% forplant B, with two oxidation ditches; 70% for plant C, with three bioreactors; and 64% forplant D, with 10 lagoons in series. Comparatively, the removal of estrogens was lower,with rates ranging between 47 and 68% for E2 at the four plants. Both EI and EE2 weremore persistent during treatment, especially in plants C and D.EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-048605/01/2009Fate of Pharmaceuticals and Personal Care Products inWastewaters Treatment Plants - Conception of aDatabase and First Results - DCN 06957French researchers, partly funded by the EC projects NORMAN and KNAPPE1,compiled the database based on information from 117 studies into wastewater fromEurope, Brazil and North America. 184 different PPCP molecules were identified in all.These covered a range of pharmaceuticals, including hormones, antiseptics, betablockers (drugs used for heart conditions) and antidepressants. Personal care productsincluded musk fragrances (perfume), sunscreen chemicals and insect repellents.PublicationCopyrightedMaterial6EnvironmentalPollution. 157:1721-1726No06957EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-048712/10/2008HCI Phone Log: Quest Diagnostics - DCN 06912On December 10th, Samantha Lewis (EPA) spoke with Paul Casano, an Environmentaland Safety Coordinator at quest diagnostics in NJ.Meeting orTeleconferenceMaterials1USEPANo06912EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-048802/01/2007Human Pharmaceuticals, Antioxidants, and Plasticizers inWastewater Treatment Plant and Water ReclamationPlant Effluents - DCN 06956The primary objective of this study was to determine the presence of unregulatedorganic chemicals in reclaimed water using complementary targeted and broadspectrum approaches. Eleven of 12 targeted human pharmaceuticals, antioxidants, andplasticizers, and 27 tentatively identified non-target organic chemicals, were present insecondary effluent entering tertiary treatment trains at a wastewater treatment plant andtwo water reclamation facilities. The removal of these compounds by three differenttertiary treatment trains was investigated: coagulantassisted granular media filtration(California Title-22 water, 22 CCR§ §6030 1-60357; Barclay [2006]), limeclarification/reverse osmosis (lime/RO), and microfiltration-reverse osmosis (MF/RO).Carbamazepine, clofibric acid, gemfibrozil, ibuprofen, p-toluenesulfonamide, caffeine,butylated hydroxyanisole (BHA), butylated hydroxy toluene (BHT), and N-butylbenzenesulfonamide (N-BBSA) were present at low to high nanogram-perliter levels inTitle 22 water.PublicationCopyrightedMaterial12Water EnvironmentResearch, Volume 79,Number 2No06956The lime/RO product waters contained lower concentrations of clofibric acid, ibuprofen,caffeine, BHA, and N-BBSA«10 to 71 ngIL) than their Title 22 counterparts. The MF/ROtreatment reduced concentrations to levels below their detection limits, although BHTwas present in MF/RO product water from one facility. The presence of the targetanalytes in two surface waters used as raw drinking water sources and a rechargedgroundwater was also examined. Surface waters used as raw drinking water sourcescontained caffeine, BHA, BHT, and N-BBSA, while recharged groundwater containedBHT, BRA, and N-BBSA. Nontarget compounds in recharged groundwater appeared tobe attenuated with increased residence time in the aquifer. Water Environ. Res., 79,156 (2007).EPA DOCKET NUMBERAUTHORDATETITLEABSTRACTDOCUMENTSUB TYPEPAGECOUNTSOURCECITATIONCBIDCNEPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-048907/01/2009Industrial Wastewater Discharge Approvals: DischargingHospital Wastewater to King County Sewage System -DCN 07080The King County Industrial Waste Program (KCIW) issues discharge authorizations toarea hospitals that discharge wastewater to the King County sewage system. Thedischarge authorizations serve to ensure that hospital discharges meet the county'slocal limits for pollutants, to protect human health and the environment and the public'sinvestment in wastewater facilities. A King County Public Rule regulates suchdischarges to the sewer.PublicationCopyrightedMaterial2http://www.kingcounty.gov/environment/wastewater/IndustrialWaste/GettingDischargeApproval/Hospital.aspx?print=1No07080EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-049002/01/2008Infectious Waste Management Guidance - DCN 07083Medical waste handling and disposal is a concern to the public. This public concern hasresulted in responses by many state and local governments to regulate the treatment,transport, and disposal of medical waste. The Federal response was The MedicalWaste Tracking Act, which was signed into law on November 1, 1988. The MedicalWaste Tracking Act went into effect in June of 1989 and expired in June of 1991. TheAct set up a program in four states that documented the handling of medical waste fromthe point of generation until its final disposal. The act also required that medical wastebe both treated to eliminate or reduce its potential for causing disease and destroyed sothat it would no longer be recognizable as medical waste. After the Act expired, theprogram was examined and it was found that the increased effort and expense oftracking, treating, and destroying medical waste resulted in no increased benefit tohuman health or the environment. The Utah infectious waste rules are based onproviding protection of health and the environment without setting undue burdens oninfectious waste generators.Letter,Memorandum,Email7Utah DEQNo07083EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-049109/25/2009MaineCare: Initial Prescription Limits (Phase III) - DCN07075MaineCare instituted new 15-day limits on initial prescriptions for various medicationsthat have been identified with high side effect profiles, high discontinuation rates, orfrequent dose adjustments.Letter,Memorandum,Email1Maine Department ofHealth and HumanServicesNo07075EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-049209/09/2008Medical Waste Frequent Questions (web site) - DCN07078Health care facilities, including, but are not limited to hospitals, physician's offices,dental practices and veterinary hospitals, generate a variety of waste streams. Many ofthese waste streams are regulated at the state and local level while others may begoverned by federal regulations.Other3http://www.epa.gov/osw/nonhaz/industrial/medical/mwfaqs.htmNo07078EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-049301/01/2008Medicare Consumer Guide - DCN 07079There is a lot of information to process when considering Medicare. Knowing whatMedicare is and how it works will help you choose the program that will best meet yourindividual needs. Use this helpful guide to get an understanding of the Medicareprogram and how it can benefit you.PublicationCopyrightedMaterial1http://www.medicareconsumerguide.com/No07079EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-049408/04/2009Memorandum to Public Record for the 2008 EffluentGuidelines Program Plan EPA Docket Number EPA-HQOW-2008-0517 - Health Care Industry Study - Meetingwith Stericycle, July 23, 2009 - DCN 06938U.S. EPA Office of Water is conducting outreach meetings with health care industrystakeholders to further its understanding of the industry and practices related todisposal of unused pharmaceuticals. EPA met with representatives from Stericycle onApril 16, 2009 to establish a dialogue with the medical waste management and disposalcompany, to better understand the industry, and to discuss unused pharmaceuticalmanagement and disposal from hospitals and long-term care facilities (LTCFs). EPAand Stericycle met again on July 23, 2009.This memorandum provides a summary of the meeting.Letter,Memorandum,Email6No06938EPA DOCKET NUMBERAUTHORDATETITLEABSTRACTDOCUMENTSUB TYPEPAGECOUNTSOURCECITATIONCBIDCNEPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-049501/01/2009Microconstituents – What is a typical municipalwastewater treatment plant designer to do - DCN 06955Microconstituents, emerging containments, endocrine disrupting chemicals,pharmaceuticals and personal care products (PPCPs), and other natural and manmadesubstances pose a new challenge to traditional municipal wastewater treatment plantdesigners. These various contaminants and compounds are receiving increasingattention as trace concentrations are being detected in waters worldwide. As federaland state agencies begin to consider regulatory options, municipal wastewatertreatment facilities and facility designers need to develop options as typical facilities aredesigned for 20-30 year build-out conditions.PublicationCopyrightedMaterial15Microconstituents/Industrial Water Quality2009No06955EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-049609/23/2008Minnesota Board of Pharmacy Letter to Stearns CountyEnvironmental Services Department - DCN 06250Letter,Memorandum,Email5No06250EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-049711/01/2008National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report: Basedon 2007 Data (EPA 530-R-08-012) - DCN 07077The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), in partnership with theStates1, biennially collects information regarding the generation, management, andfinal disposition of hazardous wastes regulated under the Resource Conservation andRecovery Act of 1976 (RCRA), as amended. The purpose of this 2007 National BiennialReport is to communicate the findings of EPA’s 2007 hazardous waste reporting datacollection efforts to the public, government agencies, and the regulated community.Publication USEPA68USEPA; Office of SolidWaste and EmergencyResponseNo07077EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-049804/01/2009Non-household Pharmaceutical Waste - DCN 07084Other1WDNRNo07084EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-049908/01/2001Non-Incineration Medical Waste Treatment Technologies-DCN 07076Medical waste incinerators emit toxic air pollutants and are a major source of dioxins inthe environment. This resource book provides information regarding non-incinerationtreatment technologies.Report118Health Care WithoutHarmNo07076EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-050003/01/2009Part Env-Ws 904 Standards for Pretreatment of IndustrialWastewater - DCN 07082The purpose of these standards is to prevent the indirect discharge of pollutants to apublicly-owned treatment works (POTW) which would:(a) Pass through, interfere with, or otherwise be incompatible with the safe andsuccessful performance, operation, and maintenance of the POTW; (b) Cause thePOTW to violate any water quality standards specified in Env-Ws 1700; or (c)Adversely impact sludge quality and prevent its use or disposal as other than ahazardous waste.Other14New Hampshire Codeof AdministrativeRulesNo07082EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-050102/01/2007PCSLoadCalculator2007_AL_MS_v3.mdb - DCN 06966Database that processes the CNVRT output into a structure usable to calculate annualloads states AL - MS.Data0No06966EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-050209/01/2009PCSLoadCalculator2007_AL_MS_v4.mdb - DCN 07115Database that processes the CNVRT output into a structure usable to calculate annualloads states AL - MS.Data0No07115EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-050302/01/2009PCSLoadCalculator2007_NC_WY_v3.mdb - DCN 06967Database that processes the CNVRT output into a structure usable to calculate annualloads states NC - WY.Data0No06967EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-050409/01/2009PCSLoadCalculator2007_NC_WY_v4.mdb - DCN 07116Database that processes the CNVRT output into a structure usable to calculate annualloads states NC - WY.Data0No07116EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-050507/13/2006Pilot survey monitoring pharmaceuticals and relatedcompounds in a sewage treatment plant located on theMediterranean coast - DCN 06951A one-year monitoring study was performed to evaluate the occurrence, persistenceand fate of a group of 14 organic compounds in a sewage treatment plant (STP)located in the south of Spain. These results are part of a more extensive study,financed by the Spanish Ministry of Research with the aim to evaluate the traceability ofnew pollutants on the Mediterranean coast and to determine the removal efficiency ofsewage treatment plants (STP) for these pollutants.PublicationCopyrightedMaterial10Chemosphere 66(2007) 993–1002No06951EPA DOCKET NUMBERAUTHORDATETITLEABSTRACTDOCUMENTSUB TYPEPAGECOUNTSOURCECITATIONCBIDCNEPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-050605/01/2009Regulatory Consensus on Health Care Issues - DCN07081To assist health care providers and to ensure consistency throughout Minnesota, theMinnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA) and the metropolitan county SolidWaste Management Coordinating Board (SWMCB) have agreed on the followinginterpretations and guidance on regulatory issues that pertain specifically to the healthcare industry.Guidance,Interpretation,Policy, Procedure11Miinnesota PollutionControl AgencyNo07081EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-050709/01/2009Revised Quality Assurance Project Plan for the 2009Annual Screening-Level Analysis of TRI, ICIS-NPDES,and PCS Industrial Category Discharge Data - DCN06558Report33No06558EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-050809/16/2009Santized Version - Site Visit Report for Thomas JeffersonUniversity Hospital - DCN 06435EPA is studying the pharmaceutical disposal practice of facilities in the health careindustry to address concerns about the potential for these pharmaceuticals to entersurface waters. The purpose of this Health Care Industry Detailed Study is to collectinformation on disposal practices, quantities of pharmaceuticals disposed and bestmanagement practices (BMPs) for pharmaceutical waste minimization andmanagement. In March 2009, EPA visited the Thomas Jefferson University Hospital,located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.Report75No06435EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-050909/17/2009Site Visit Report for Francis E. Parker Home for the Aging- DCN 06436EPA is studying the disposal of pharmaceuticals from the health care industry toaddress concerns about the potential for these pharmaceuticals to enter surfacewaters. The purpose of this Health Care Industry Detailed Study is to collect informationon disposal practices, quantities of pharmaceuticals disposed, and best managementpractices (BMPs) for pharmaceutical waste minimization and management. In March2009, EPA visited a nursing home in Piscataway, NJ and an adjacent assisted livingcenter in Highland Park, NJ.Report26No06436EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-051005/05/2009Site Visit Report for Sunrise on Connecticut AveWashington DC - DCN 06432EPA is studying the disposal of pharmaceuticals from the health care industry toaddress concerns about the potential for these pharmaceuticals to enter surfacewaters. The purpose of this Health Care Industry Detailed Study is to collect informationon disposal practices, quantities of pharmaceuticals disposed, and best managementpractices (BMPs) for pharmaceutical waste minimization and management. In January2009, EPA visited an assisted living facility in Washington, DC.Report15No06432EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-051105/05/2009Site Visit Report for The Methodist Home of The Districtof Columbia - DCN 06578EPA is studying the disposal of pharmaceuticals from the health care industry toaddress concerns about the potential for these pharmaceuticals to enter surfacewaters. The purpose of this Health Care Industry Detailed Study is to collect informationon disposal practices, quantities of pharmaceuticals disposed, and best managementpractices (BMPs) for pharmaceutical waste minimization and management. In January2009, EPA visited an assisted living facility in Washington, DC.Report16No06578EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-051208/18/2009Telecon for a phone conversation between Kathleen Wuand Dave Doane of Talyst - DCN 06727Phone conversation to acquire cost informationMeeting orTeleconferenceMaterials1No06727EPA DOCKET NUMBERAUTHORDATETITLEABSTRACTDOCUMENTSUB TYPEPAGECOUNTSOURCECITATIONCBIDCNEPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-051311/12/2009NON-CBI - Final Site visit to Stericycle in Baltimore, MD -DCN 06789EPA is studying the disposal of pharmaceuticals from the health care industry toaddress concerns about the potential for these pharmaceuticals to enter surfacewaters. The purpose of this Health Care Industry Detailed Study is to collect informationon disposal practices, quantities of pharmaceuticals disposed, and best managementpractices (BMPs) for pharmaceutical waste minimization and management. InSeptember 2009, EPA visited an autoclave and waste transfer facility in Baltimore, MD.Report45No06789EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0513.111/12/2009CBI Version - Site Visit to Stericycle in Baltimore, MD -DCN 06789A1EPA is studying the disposal of pharmaceuticals from the health care industry toaddress concerns about the potential for these pharmaceuticals to enter surfacewaters. The purpose of this Health Care Industry Detailed Study is to collect informationon disposal practices, quantities of pharmaceuticals disposed, and best managementpractices (BMPs) for pharmaceutical waste minimization and management. InSeptember 2009, EPA visited an autoclave and waste transfer facility in Baltimore, MD.Report45Yes06789A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-051410/01/2009Technical Support Document for the Preliminary 2010Effluent Guidelines Program Plan - DCN 06703EPA 821-R-09-006Report172No06703EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0514.110/01/2009Technical Support Document for the Preliminary 2010Effluent Guidelines Program Plan Appendix A - DCN06703A1EPA 821-R-09-006Data138No06703A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0514.210/01/2009Technical Support Document for the Preliminary 2010Effluent Guidelines Program Plan Appendix B - DCN06703A2EPA 821-R-09-006Data305No06703A2EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0514.310/01/2009Technical Support Document for the Preliminary 2010Effluent Guidelines Program Plan Appendix C - DCN06703A3EPA 821-R-09-006Data65No06703A3EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-051510/01/2009Technical Support Document for the Annual Review ofExisting Effluent Guidelines and Identification of PotentialNew Point Source Categories - DCN 06557EPA 821-R-09-007Report165No06557EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0515.110/01/2009Technical Support Document for the Annual Review ofExisting Effluent Guidelines and Identification of PotentialNew Point Source Categories Appendices A-D - DCN06557A1EPA 821-R-09-007Data612No06557A1EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-051610/06/2009Federal, State, and Local Regulations and Guidance forthe Management of Unused Pharmaceuticals forHospitals and Long-Term Care Facilities - DCN 06499As part of the Health Care Industry (HCI) detailed study, which is investigating howhealth care facilities manage and ultimately dispose of unused pharmaceuticals, ERGexamined federal, state and local pharmaceutical management and disposalregulations and guidance. This memorandum summarizes findings from this research.Letter,Memorandum,Email71No06499EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-051710/08/2009Memorandum: Management Practices and ControlTechnologies for Unused Pharmaceuticals at Health CareFacilities - DCN 06570The purpose of this memorandum is to report EPA’s findings on the managementpractices and control technologies for unused pharmaceuticals observed at health carefacilities. EPA collected data on unused pharmaceuticals management and disposalpractices during site visits conducted from 2007 through 2009. Additional practiceswere identified during outreach meetings with trade associations and industry groupsand through literature review.Letter,Memorandum,Email38No06570EPA DOCKET NUMBERAUTHORDATETITLEABSTRACTDOCUMENTSUB TYPEPAGECOUNTSOURCECITATIONCBIDCNEPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-051810/12/2009Pathways for Environmental Releases of UnusedEPA’s Office of Water is conducting a detailed study of the Health Care Industry (HCI)Letter,37No06571Pharmaceuticals - DCN 06571in part due to public concern about disposal of unused pharmaceuticals from healthMemorandum,care facilities and information from other studies that investigated the presence andEmailpotential effects of pharmaceuticals in U.S. waters. As one component of the study,EPA is collecting information on the health care sectors’ management and disposal ofunused pharmaceuticals.EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-051901/01/2006Reversing the Steady Stream of Pharmaceutical Waste -Publication5No06237DCN 06237CopyrightedMaterialEPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-052009/01/2008Waste Not: Managing Minnesota’s hazardous medicalwaste is a complicated task - DCN 06244PublicationCopyrighted5http://www.minnesotamedicine.com/PastIssNo06244Materialues/September2008TableofContents/FeatureSeptember2008/tabid/2678/Default.aspx(accessed onSeptember 2008)EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-052105/29/2009National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL): CO2Capture - DCN 06446NETL website on CO2 captureOther2http://www.netl.doe.gov/technologies/carbonNo06446_seq/core_rd/co2capture.html (accessed on5/29/09)

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DOCUMENTS CITED IN THE FEDERAL REGISTER NOTICE SUPPORTING

THE 2009 ANNUAL REVIEW AND THE

PRELIMINARY 2010 EFFLUENT GUIDELINES PROGRAM PLAN

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DCN Title Docket/Document ID

05354 Coalbed Methane Detailed Study 2007 Data Collection and Outreach,

DCN 05354 EPA-HQ-OW-2006-0771-0977

06197 Final Sampling Episode Report Duke Energy Carolinas’ Belews Creek

Steam Station Belews Creek, NC - DCN 06197 EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0394

06390 Steam Electric Power Generating Point Source Category: Final Detailed

Study Report, EPA-821-R-09-008, DCN 06390, October 2009. EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0413

06496 Unused Pharmaceuticals Detailed Study 2008-2009 Data Collection and

Outreach, DCN 06496 EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0332

06557 Technical Support Document for the Annual Review of Existing Effluent

Guidelines and Identification of Potential New Point Source Categories,

EPA-821-R-09-007, DCN 06557, October 2009. EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0515

06558 Quality Assurance Project Plan for the 2009 Annual Screening-Level

Analysis of TRI and PCS Indus trial Category Discharge Data. EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0507

06571 Memorandum from D. Falatko, ER G, to M. Hessenauer, EPA Re:

Pathways for Environmental Releases of Unused Pharmaceuticals, DCN

06571 EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0518

06703 Technical Support Document for the Preliminary 2010 Effluent

Guidelines Program Plan, EPA-821-R-09-006, DCN 06703, October

2009. EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0514

06934 Memorandum to Tom Born, EPA, from Amie Aguiar, Joanna Kind, and

Kristi Bubb, Eastern Research Group, Inc. RE: Coalbed Methane

Environmental Assessment Literature Review Search Results. (October).

EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517 DCN 06934. EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0342

07073 Memorandum from C Johnston, EPA, to Docket EPA-HQ-OW-2008

- 0517 Re: Overview of Wastewater Treatment Technology and Pollution

Prevention Information Resources Used in the 2010 Effluent Guidelines

Program Plan EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0517-0334



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