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88014916 ~.s:=:====^®=^^==^ Hol<=.KniUifO THE HASSA'iAI-IPA L:\iX^fILL HAZARDOUS WASTE DISPOSAL S I T E : DTSPOSAL AN.ALYSIS

/ (APRIL 2 0 , 1979 - OCTOBER 2 8 , 1 9 3 0 ) W SFUND RECORDS CTR

)\P,0479 0222-00349

Sffaccive April 20, 1979, the Arizona Departinent of''-Kealth'"Ser^/ice, Bureau

of Waste Control, with the cooperation of the Maricopa County Health Department

and the Maricopa County Highway Department, initiated the use of the Hassayampa

Landfill as an interim site for the disposal of hazardous wastes. The site,

located in Maricopa County near Buckeye, Arizona at 309th Avenue and Baseline

Road, has separate areas designated for municipal refuse disposal, and hazar­

dous waste disposal. The area of the landfill designated for the disposal of

hazardous wastes was permanently closed on October 28, 1980.

The hazardous waste site of the Hassayampa Landfill operated with a series

of four (4) disposal pits. The four pits were unlined surface impoundment sys­

tems designed to discharge waste streams to the soil, as well as ser^/ing as

evaporation ponds. Each pit was designated for a specific classification of

liquid hazardous wastes: Pit 1 was for the disposal of organic and oil wastes;

Pit 2 was for the disposal of acids and acid sludges; Pit 3 was for the disposal

of alkaline and metallic sludges, and Pit 4 was fcr the disposal of pesticide

and alkaline sludges. An isolated area of the landfill, termed ''Special Pit",

x as designated for the disposal and burial in isolated cells of low-volume solid

wastes, containerized wastes, or other wastes not acceptable for disposal in the

four pits.

To control and monitor the disposal of hazardous wastes', the Arizona Depart­

ment of Health Ser'/ices (ADHS) implemented a modified "mini"-manifest system for

Maricopa County in April, 1979. With the promulgation of Articie 18 (the Arizona

Hazardous Waste Regulations), this was replaced with the statewide manifest

systeni on July 31, 1980. The Hassayampa Landfill continued co accept only hazar­

dous wastes generated in Maricopa County. .All hazardous waste loads wera reviewed

I

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inaccordance to chemical composition, concentration, characteristics, and volume,

and were evaluated to determine the proper disposal option. The Hassayampa Land­

fill was the only sanitary landfill in Maricopa County approved to accept delivery

of hazardous wastes for disposal. All waste shipments transported to Hassayampa

were accompanied by an Arizona Hazardous Waste Manifest issued by ADHS, designating

the particular area of the site which was specifically approved for the disposal

of each type of hazardous waste. The following data concerning waste discharges

and waste types disposed of at the Hassayampa Landfill was compiled from manifests

issued by the Department. Not all of these completed the disposal sequence.

Therefore, volumes listed in this report are greater than those hazardous waste

shipments actually delivered for disposal at the Hassayampa Landfill. Some volumes,

such as those listed as a numbered amount of cartons or boxes, could not be com­

puted into the final volume tabulations. However, these volumes are listed in the

appendices. The data covers a time period from the initiation of the manifest

system on April 20, 1979 to October 28, 1980 (the closing date for the Hassayampa

Landfill).

Since the initiation of the manifest system, 101 Maricopa County generators

have utilized the Hassayampa Landfill for the disposal of approximately 3,278,538.25

gallons and 4149.7 tons of hazardous waste. A total of 1562 manifests were issued

approving the disposal of these waste shipments at Hassayampa. Of these, 150

manifests were cancelled leaving 1412 approved manifests designating waste to the

site.

Appendices 1 - V summarize the total amounts of wasta discharges and waste

types deposited at the Hassayampa Landfill. The charts are arranged by disposal

areas (i.e. Special Pit, Pit Numbers 1 - 4 ) , with waste types, components, con­

centrations, and volumes being listed by Generators. Appendix VI presents a

monthly sxnmnar / of manifests issued, cancelled, and waste volumes compiled from

the previous appendices (Tabel 1). Also, in Tables 2 - 6 , is listed a summary

of the total volume of hazardous waste disposed of in the five disposal areas

at Hassayampa.

1. Appendix 1.

2. Appendix 11.

3. Appendix 111.

4. Appendix IV.

5. Appendix V.

• #

Hassayampa Landfill Disposal Site:

Hassayampa Landfill Disposal Site:

Hassayampa Landfill Disposal Site:

Hassayampa Landfill Disposal Site; Alkaline Sludges)

Hassayampa Landfill Disposal Site: and Pesticides)

"Special Pit"

"Pit 1" (Organics & Oils)

"Pit 2" (Acids)

"Pif 3" (Metallic and

"Pit 4" (Alkaline Sludges

*Key to wasta types (as listed in Appendices 1 - V):

Type 1 Acid Solution

Type 2 Alkaline Solution

T rpe 3 Pesticides

Type 4 Paint Sludge

Type 5 Solvent

Type 6 Tetraethyl Lead Sludge

Type 7 Tank Bottom Sediment

Type 8 Oil St Oil Sludges, Emulsions

Type 9 Heavy Metal Residue

Type 10 Organic 5c Eea^ry Metal Residue Mixture

Type 11 Contaminated Soil & Sand

Type 12 Etching, Pickling, 6 Plating Residue

Type 13 Latex Residue

Type 14 Asbestos Wastes

Other (Specify)

•APPENDIX 1 ri.AS.S.AYAMPA U.i'lDFILL DLSPOSAL SITE; SPECIAL PIT

GEfiERATOR WASTE TYPE COMPONENTS CONCBITRATION VOLUME

,M) i D SALVAGE AND DISPOSAL INC. 4.5, ORGANIC

AMERICAN WAREHOUSE j.

ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES ^-EMPTY CONTAINERS

ARIZONA DISTRIBUTION SERVICE

ARIZONA PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY

ARMOUR RESEARCH CENTER

BEAN AND COMPANY

3ECHTEL POWER CORPORATION

310-LABj INC.

F.ARMEP.'S AGDUSTf^IES, INC,

." HDMART CORPORATION

.=RAZEE =AINT

CHLORINE

AERSOLS

PAINT SLUDGE WASTE VARNISHES MISC. ORGANIC SLUDGE

HYDROFLUORIC ACID

AZODRIN 5 FOLEX GUTHION AMBUSH PARATHION LANNATE

CHLORIiNE (GRANULAR)

ASBESTOS OTHER FIBROUS MATERIAL (E.G. FIBERGLASS. PAPER)

,

40-50%

45-55.7

^n^rW-n-50%

DEODORANT LAUNDRY PRODUCTS

J-EMPTY CONTAINERS

5-EMPTY CONTAINERS

3-EMPTY CONTAINERS

3-EMPTY CONTAINERS

MODIFIED POLY­URETHANE • RUBBER SEALANT

4.5.,3

METHYL PARATHION ETHYL PARATHION EPN. THIODAN PCNB SEVIN TOXAPHENE METHOMYL MALATHION DIMETHOATE DINITRO DINOSEB PHOSDRIN METHOMYL METHYL PARATHION

PHOSDIM EPN METHOMYL SEVIN PARATHION

PARATHION METHYL PARATHION

PESTICIDES

DIISOCYANATES

WASTE MOTOR OIL/ GEAR GREASE ANTIFREEZE/WATER

2<j%

JOOO

1100

GAL

GAL

3325 GAL, (4b CARTONS)

1 GAL,

(5 CONTAINERS)

1 TON

167,1 TONS

(129 CARTONS)

(2G00FT3)

(1200FT3)

(2100 CONTAINERS)

(21QG CONTAIJ^ERS)

500 GALS.

-l£3 GAL.

SOLUTION PAINT .SLUDGE 25 GAi_, OIL AND GREASE DRUMS (73-33 GAL. DRUMS) ANTIFREEZE/WATER (20-55 GAL, DRUMS) DRUMS DRIED PAINT CANS (250-5 GAL, CAN.S)

CHLORINE

3-EMPTY. CONTAINERS

3

4.5,3

^.5A3

CALCIUM HYPOCHLORITE 55/!

TELOME Ii

DIAZINON 5"

LATEX-SOLVENT WASTE OIL-GREASE 'IO.OOOMG/L

PAINT i LA7EX WASTES

300 L3S.

(17 DRUMS

15 GALS,

SOO GALS

300 GALS SOLVENTS

I.AY.AMP.A LANDFILL DISPOSAL SITE: (SPECHPPIT) (PAGE 2)

GENER.ATOR HASTE TYPE COMPONENTS CONCENTRATION VOLUME

GENERAL INSTRUMENTS

GILBERT NURSERY

GOWAN COMPANY

GTE MICROCIRCUITS

XYLENE/BUTYL 18,5' ACETATE MIX XYLENE/BUTYL ACETATE 52,2^ PHOTORESIST

J-100 8%

93>OOD GAL.

HELENA CHEMICAL COMP,ANY

5

5

3

3-EMPTY CONTAINERS

5

5

1.5-UNRINSED

5-1JNRINSED

1-UNRlNSED

9-UNRINSED

3-TREATED SEED

MEOH

IPA <TR_I_CHLOROETHY'LENE

. XYLENE

BUTYL ACETATE

J-100 XYLENE

N-BUTYL ACETATE

J-100 WATER

TOXAPHENE 427

• 32

27, " ^ 2

W l

307, 10% 10% mi ]Q% 2Q%

.OOOPPM

PARATHION 159,OOOPPM

PARAQUAT CL

XYLENE

FREON

N, BUTYL ACETATE

ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL

.ACETONE

A-40(?HENOLIC ACID)

A-30/A-40(PHENQL)

XYLENE

N, BUTYL ACETATE

PROPANOL

PHOTORESIST

PVA HMDS

WATER

CHEMICAL CONTAINERS

SOLVENT BOTTLES

457. 9%

55% 3% 5% i:! 2.3:5 8,0% 3,0% 0,4% 0,4% 0,4% 0.4% 30%

ACID BOTTLES (STP.IPPER)

TIN-LEAD STRIPPER

CARBOXIN (5.0-

12.000 GAL,

1.500 GAL,

2 GAL,.

3550-1 GAL. CONTAINERS

1.000 GAL.

11.000 GAL.

(350-1 GAL, CONTAINERS)

(CARBOYS)

(56 CARBOYS)

(141 BAGS) DIHYDR0-2-METHYL-i.4-0.XATHIIN-;-CARBOXANILIDE) PENTACHLORONITRO­BENZENE

5-ETHOXY-3-(Tf! ICHLORO-METHYL)-1,2.4-THIAD-

lAZOLE

N-CTRICHLOROMETHYLTHIC)-4-CYCLOHEXENE-1.2-DICAR-3QXINIDE

METHOXYCHLOR *

,AY,AMP,A L-lNDFILL DISPOSAL S I T E ; ( S P E C W P I T ) (PAGE 2)

GENERATOR ''lASTE TYPE COMPONENTS CONCENTRATION VOLUME

HONEYWELL INFORMATION SYSTEMS

ITT COURIER

MCGRAW-EDISON. INTERNATIONAL METAL PRODUCTS DIVISION

NATIONAL CAN CORPORATION

PIERCE AVIATION

PHOENIX NEWSPAPERS. INC.

REYNOLDS METALS

9 CONTRETE ASPHALT SOIL (CONTAMINATED WITH MISC, METAL HYDROXIDES)

EMPTY CONTAINERS LEAD FLUOBORATE 50% FLUOBORIC ACID 50%

3-EiMPTY CONTAINERS

INK WASTE

EMPTY DRUMS

ARSENIC BARIUM CADMIUM CHROMIUM LEAD MERCURY SELENIUM SILVER

WATER OIL (SOLUABLE) HYDROFLUORIC ACIE (NEUTRALIZED)

<0,1-0,12PPM <9-T0ppf.,

2,5-I1onppM 5,0-40PPM 0,095-1,OPPM ^0,G5PPM <0,02PPM

?3i 19%

) 1%

P E S T I C I D E CONTAINERS

CARBON BLACK OIL

1?7

(1150 YD3)

(40-10 GAL CANS)

715 GAL

(210 CARTONS)

OIL

1.37 TONS

55 GAL (15 DRUMS)

(455-55GAL DRUMS)

P.INCHEM

ROGERS CORPORATION

SAHUARO PETROLEUM

SOUTHWEST DISTRIBUTING COMPANY

UNION MANUFACTURING. INC.

VELSICOL CHEJ1ICAL CORPORATION

5-EMPTY CCNTAINERS

14

ASPHALT

ORGANIC

ORGANIC

-RODENTICIDE

VETERANS ADMINISTRATION MEDICAL CTR, 14

WESTERN ELECTRIC COMP.ANY. INC. ORGANIC

RESIN SLUDGE ACETONE

MIXED SOLVENTS

ASBESTOS

ROAD ASPHALT

PHENOL OIETHANOLAMINE FORMELDEHYDE PROPYLENE OXIDE

PHENOL DIETHANOLAMINE FORMELDEHYDE

PAINT FILTERS AND RESIDUE

DIPHACINONE. TECH-CEREAL GRAINS (CORN, WHEAT. OATS. SOYBEANS)

SUGAR SAL-SOYBEAN OIL MSG AND FLAVORINGS 3 , H . T,

ASBESTOS

QQf

1 % 1 "

15% 15%

50%

7p DO%

45-53PPM 87-93%

1-5%" n-5% n-o,75% 0-0,75%

P.E.JROLATUM ^0-50% <^1.I.1LJ.RICHL:OROETHANE>40-53% WTTER 0,2%

(150 DRUMS)

(900-55GAL DRUf^S; 500-3 GAL

CONTAINERS)

(100 PADS)

1.300 GAL

3,5 TONS

1.055 TONS

(5Q1 cARTcr. 4b DRUMS; 36 BAGS)

114,5 TOMS

400 L3S.

440 GAL

APPENDLX I i

HASlT^AMPA LANDFILL DISPOSAL SITE: PIT (CRurtiJlCS AND OILS)

JEi'iERATOR WASTE TYPE COMPONENTS CONCENTRATION VOLUME

AAMCO TRANSMISSIONS

AIRESEARCH MANUFACTURING COMPANY OF ARIZONA

AMERICAN PARTS SYSTEM

ARIZONA PUBLIC SERVICE CO.

ARIZONA TANK LINES

ASHLAND CHEMICAL COMPANY

ATLANTIC RICHFIELD COMPANY

BECHTEL POWER CORPORATION

CHEVRON, U.S.A.

DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORP,

EASON I WALLER GRINDING CO,

FRAZEE PAINT COMPANY

GILBERT ENGINEERING

GTE MICROCIRCUITS '.FORMERLY i m SEMI IflC)

2.5,7,8 MUD 2, WATER

3, MUD 2, WATER

5

POLYURETHANE RE3IH

7

POLYESTER RESIN

7

4,5,3 EPOXY

7

s

3

5,8 MUD 8, WATER

5,13

0 0

3, 12

FLOOR SOAP ASBESTOS MINERAL SPIRITS I PETROLEUM BASE CARBON RESIDUE SULPHURATED ASH

OIL

PAINT THINNER

NAPTHA

5,25% G,i3% <0.5%

TRICHLOROMONOFLUORO- 30% ;iETHAME

PROPRIETARY 70% ADDITIVES

DI PHENYL METHANE bQ% DIISOCYANTE

HIGH POLYMERS 50%

GASOLINE-LEADED 2, UNLEADED

WATER SAND RUST HYDROCARBONS

WASTE MOTOR OIL PAINTS/SOLVEMTS/ EPOXY

WATER SAND RUST HYDROCARBONS

LEAD TIN BIODEGRADABLE OIL

WATER OIL

WATER OIL SOLVENT

PAINT WASTE WATER OIL 2, GREASE

SQIL OIL

XYLENE

• j h

;o%

w I t

630 PPM iiOO PPM

nocT

2%

L.'n

20% 37-350 PPM

2ia

2000+ GAL,

2000 GAL,

155 GAL,

220 GAL,

250 GAL.

325 GAL.

2000 GAL,

3240 GAL.

5000 GAL,

4000 GAL,

2G00 GAL,

iOOC GAL.

1600 GAL,

(5 YD3)

12.000 GAL

5, 12

ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL i ' l N, BUTYL .ACETATE 7% PHOTORESIST 7,;% A-40 (PHENOLIC ACID) 3,3% WATER 50%

WATER XYLE.'IE 3UTYL ACETATE ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL PHENOLIC ACID ACETONE

;/^ L y ,

1 ,'j

/ ,0

A.

2000 GAL,

m # HASSAYAMPA LANDFILL DISPOSAL SITE; PIT 1 (ORGANICS AND OILS) (PAGE 2)

GENERATOR WASTE TYPE COMFONErlTS CONCENTRATION VOLUMi

HERMETIC REFRIGERATION

HONEYWELL

HUDDLESTON EQUIPMENT COMPANY

INTEL CORP.

ITT CANNON

ITT COURIER

KARLSON MACHINE WORKS. INC,

5, 8

1,4.5

4,5,8

OIL/SOLVENT-SELENIUM MERCURY LEAD CADMIUM SILVER CHRCMIUM BARIUM ARSENIC

METHYLENE CHLORIDE METHANOL

• <0,0i PPM 0,00! PPM 3,3 PPM

0,4i PPM 0,5 PPM

0.72 PPM 2,1 PPM

<0,02 PPM

50% 10%

PROPYLENE DICHLORIDE ii% ORGANIC ACIDS PAINT PIGMENTS '

bl

LUBRICATING 2. CUTTING 25%

500 GAL,

SOOO GAL.

25,500 GAL

5.3

2,4,5,3

OILS CHLORINATED HYDRO- 30%

CARBON SOLVENTS PAlilTS AND LACQUERS 40% MISC, SOLVENTS (KETONES 3%

ESTERS, ALCOHOLSJ

1.1,1-TRICHLOROETHANE 90%

PAINT SLUDGE OILS COOLANTS NONFLAMMABLE SOLVENTS WATER

STODDARD SOLVENT OIL nUD AND WATER

D,i. WATER FREON TF OIL METHANOL

WATER ACETONE TOLUENE BUTYL ACETATE METHYL ETHYL KETONE ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL

WATER ACETONE TOLUENE 3UTVL ACETATE METHYL ETHYL KETONE

<2A'-TRICHLOROETHANE, VG> •lAJER • IRON OXIDE OTHER CONTAMINANTS

. J 113

• • d

i

1%

9 2 %

2% : i

11 . / . ^ 6 / 1 /* ^^

0 ' ^

_t=TRACHLORET.H.Y-LENE ^ 57 , i% Q.,i\._l-TR ICHLOROETHANE^ 25% 2 ETHOXY ETHANOL 7,3%

METALS GREASE/OIL MUD/WATER CONTAMINATED SOIL/ SAND PAINT SLUDGE SOLVENT

OAlzl 7i''^Aci 43;50%

l . ' i t

2 ^ . n 0,.%-Q

, 3/0

2000 GAL,

400 GAL.

2500 GAL.

ICOO GAL.

1000 GAL.

440 GAL.

150 GAL,

1000 GAL.

' ^

HASSAY, # ^ ..ANDFILL DISPOSAL SITE; FIT i (ORGANllWND OILS) (PAGE 3)

GENERATOR WASTE TYPE COMPONENTS CONCENTRATION VOLUME

LAJET, INC,

LUKE AIR FORCE BASE

MAACO AUTO PAINTING i BODY WORKS

PENN ATHLETICS PRODUCTS

PHOEJilX NEWSPAPERS, IMC.

PRESTIGE APPARELMASTHS

REYNOLDS HETALS

ROLAHECH COMPANY, INC.

R.R. EVANS

R.T. MANUFACTURING CO, INC,

SHELL OIL COMPANY

SOUTHERN PACIFIC PIPELINES

5,7

4,5

INK

INK

WATER SAND RUST SCALE HYDROCARBONS

PAINT SOLVENTS PAINT SLUDGES WATER

SAND 2i MUD OIL WATER

PAINT (OIL) SOLVENT WATER

OIL/WATER MIXTURE

CARBON BLACK PETROLEUM OIL

WATER INK BLANKET WASH 2i ALKALINE SOLUTIQN

PERCHLOROETHYLENE WATER DIRT

35%

U-3,'o

0-b%

75-30% 5% 15-20%

SOUTHWEST INK COMPANY WASTE INKS/DYES

1,1,1 TR.I.CHLORQE-THAHE-WAX OIL

Q , 1, IzIRI CHLOROETHANE-WAST'E OILS~("CUTtiNG OILS, COOLENTS)

DIESEL FUEL WATER SAND/RUST

PLASTIC MUD/WATER CONTAMINATED SAND

WATER SAND RUST HYDROCARBINS

CLAY CLOTH PAPER HYDROCARBONS

ABSORBENT HYDROCHARBONS

SAND RUST HYDROCARBONS

WATER HYDROCARBONS

WATER SAND RUST HYDROCARBONS

DYES/PIGMENTS INK/OIL

12% 06/Q

III

b/.

•4Q1-' 10% ?0%

Tor

iO% 90%

0,1% 30-5 ; b. Q7 -T I ^ . 0

35% %

n7Tr

i a% 97,

93% 2%

-iUS

75-30% 20-^5%

/0- /5%

10,000 GAL,

3200 GAL.

39,500 GAL,

110 GAL.

2000 GAL.

5600 GAL.

500 GAL.

330 GAL.

12,000 GAL.

330 GAL.

250 GAL.

400 GAL.

72.000 GAL.

(14 DRUMS)

(1 DRUM)

(5 DRUMS)

6000 GAL.

5000 GAL.

2000 GAL.

HASSAYAi i i LANDFILL DISPOSAL SITE: PIT 1 (0RGANIiife\ND OILS) (PAGE 4)

Jill'' NERATOR VIASTE TfPE COMPONENTS CONCENTRATION VOLUME

SPERRY FLIGHT SYSTEMS 3,0

STANDARD OIL COMPANY

ST. REGIS PAPER COMPANY

SYNTEX OPHTHALMICS

TEXACO, INC.

W.A, KRUEGER COMPANY

WESTERN DYNEX INC,

WESTERN ELECTRIC

WILLIAMS AIR FORCE 3A3E

INK

COOLING OIL HYDRAULIC OIL LUBE OILS CHLORETHANE V,G. FREON MINERAL THINNER

LUBE OILS-COOLING OILS

CUTTING OILS, HYDRAULIC OILS MINERAL THINNERS FREON CHLORETHANE V,G,

WATER SAND RUST HYDROCARBONS •

55| iG% 5% iQI A 2/0

20%

19%

i?i

35% Ak ^^ 3%

2000 GAL,

56,000 GAL,

• 5000 GAL.

INKS 2% CLEANING COMPOUNDS

(SODIUM METASILICATE PENTAHYDRATE

SODIUM LINEAR ALKYL BENZENE SULFONATE .i-BUTOXYETHANOL)

NAPTHA PERCHLORETHYLENE METHYLENE CHLORIDE

WATER SAND RUST HYDROCARBONS

WASTE OIL WATER

MACHINE/MOTOR OIL

ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL CHLOREOTHANE FREON

OIL/GREASE WATER COPPER

WATER METHYL ETHYL KETONE 2-HEXANONE

15%

J/a

Jta

5|

50%

1 %

c-1% WATER 95-1( 2.2,2-TRICHLOROETHANE O-3; METHYL ETHYL KETONE 0-5,'

WATER METHYL ETHYL KETONE

WATER METHYLENE CHLORIDE .METHYL EHTYL KETONE SODIUM MAGNESIUM, CALCIUM,

LEAD 2, CHROMIUM

Q^-'

'0-: 93% J-. ,-'.;-I,-;

1( 1 '5

' 'D

T R A C ;

10,000 GAL.

440 GAL.

4500 GAL.

9250 GAL,

7400 GAL,

505 GAL.

3500 GAL.

2CC0 GAL.

500 GAL,

1500 GAL.

u

APPENDIX III 'HASSAYAMPA U\NDFILL DISPOSAL SITE: P W 2 (ACIDS)

GENERATOR HASTE TYPE COMPONENTS CONCENTRATION VOLUME

AIRESEARCH MANUFACTURING COMPANY OF ARIZONA

ANOCAD PLATING

ARIZONA HARD CHROME

ARIZONA PRECISION METALS

CHEVRON ASPHALT. U.S.A,

DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORPORATION

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY

F S 3 MANUFACTURING COMPANY

FISHER HEAT TREATING. INC.

GOULD. INC,

HONEYWELL INFORMATION SYSTEMS

INTEL CORPORATION

ITT CANNON ELECTRIC

1

1 -

1

1.12

1

1

L12

1

1

LAB WASTE

1

I 1

1.12

1

1

1

1.12

1.12

1.12

FE.RRIC CHLORIDE HYDROCHLORIDE ACID CHROME NICKEL

CHROMIC ACID 7, SULPHURIC ACID 0,

CHROMIUM 2[ SULFATE 2.

CHROMIC ACID CHROMIUM WATER

CHROMIC ACID WATER

HYDROCHLORIC .ACID WATER

Q,.l% 0,1%

,44-7,0 OZ/GAL, 13 OZ/GAL.

}3-760PPM )3-i45ppM

5% /OPPM 95%

79PPM <99%.

•^ i / /••)

97:8%

LEAD 2.7-2.39% TIN 0,1-0,4% COPPER 1,2-1,24% NICKEL < 0,01-0,03% HYDROCHLORIC ACID 2-3% THIOUREA 2-b%

TIN LEAD COPPER IRON THIOUREA HYDROCHLORIC ACID

TIN LEAD ORGANIC BRIGHTNERS FLUOBORIC ACID 30RIC ACID

0.4% 1 ii% i,2%

L J 3

rsof

-• t','o% IT 0%

Ali i DIHYDRAZINE TECH GRADE SULFATE

CHROMIC ACID NITRIC ACID HYDROFLUORIC ACID

CHROMIC ACID

MURIATIC ACID

CHROMIUM TRIOXIDE STRONTIUM SULFATE

CHROME FLUORIDE SULFATE

STANNOUS TIN LEAD FLUOBORIC .ACID BORIC ACID PEPTONE SOLUTION

HYDROFLUORIC ACID

CHROMIC .ACID SULFURIC ACID TRIVALENT CHROMIUM WATER

FE.RRIC CHLORIDE SULFURIC .ACID WATER

SULFURIC ACID BORIC ACID WATER

^rl '^ Al <5%

4-10%

4%

250-300G/L 0,6-0,3G/L

300-.334G/L 0,5i-0,33G/L 0,53-0,72c-/L

97 2%

5Q%_,

127PPM

2,3% 0,004% 0,047%

99%

35% 10% TQ% S0%

1.000 GAL.

910 GAL

2.300 GAL,

1.500 GAL

2.400 GAL

2.000 GAL

5.000 GAL

14.000 GAL

10.400 GAL

200 LBS,

3.540 GAL,

1.100 GAL,

300 GAL,

700 GAL,

1.2G0 GAL,

950 GAL,

12,000 GAL,

2.000 GAL,

55 GAL,

110 GAL,

r.AMPA LANDFILL .DISPOSAL SITE: PIT 2 ( < ^ S ) (PAGE 2)

GENERATOR '•!ASTE TYPE lOMPONENTS CONCENTRATION VOLUME

MOGUL CORPORATION

MOTOROLA. INC.

PLYMOUTH TUBE

TECHNI FINISH INC.

WESTERN ELECTRIC COMPANY. INC.

1

1

1

MONOSODIUM

SULPHURIC

PHOSPHATE

ACID FERROUS SULFATE COPPER CHROME SILICON MAGNESIUM ALUMINUM SODIUM

WATER

• 15%

1QQ3 2^ ' 150PPM 30PFM TRACE TRACE TRACE TRACE

10%

110 GAL,

1.12

WILLIAMS AIR FORCE BASE L.12

CLRLCrLLPROE.TH.Y.LENEi /,3% HYDROCHLORIC ACID 1 ,52 PETROLEUM DERIVATIVE WAXiO,b%

2 . 4 0 0 GAL.

CHROMIC ACID ALUMINUM

SULFATE FLUORIDE MERCURY CHROMIUM ARSENIC TIN

WATER OIL S GREASE SULFATE FLUORIDE COPPER LEAD ANTIMONY ARSENIC BISMUTH CHROMIUM MERCURY TIN

CHROMIUM SULFURIC WATER

ACID

4 OZ/GAL. 0,9 OZ/GAL.

73QpPM 6,3PPM 0,015PPM O.bPPM

<0,01PPM 6,OPPM

W.. • 19,0% 16,000P°M

<0,3PPM 1720PPM 17PPM

<2,0PPM <0,05PPM <2,0ppM i20pPM 0^003PPM 2300PPM

36-200PPM 0-3PPM

99%

1.322

2,500

16.000

1.000

GAL

GAL

GAL

GAL

H.ASSAYA APPENDIX VI

LANDFILL DISPOSAL SITE: PIT 3 ( M E T A L S AND ALKALINE SLUDGES)

GENERATOR VIASTE TYPE . COMPONENTS CONCENTRATION VOLUME

ACTION CHEMICAL

ADR ULTRASOUND

AIRESEARCH MANUFACTURING COMPANY 2.3.9 OF ARIZONA

ANOCAD PLATING

BUD S OIL SERVICE

BUD WEST

CONTINENTAL CIRCUITS

DEER-0 PAINTS AND CHEMICALS

DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORPORATION

2

2.9

2.9

2.9

?.Q

CAUSTIC SODA SULFURIC ACID

NICKEL ?: COPPER SOLUTION

50% 93%

(10 GAL/3000 GAL)

. 5-10%

ALLOY STEELS IRON)

CUTTING OILS WATER S MUD

(NICKEL. 2.%

1% 97%

5.000 GAL

3 GAL

10.000 GAL

POTASSIUM HYDROXIDE 10-15OZ/GAL, ALUMINUM HYDROXIDE 20Z/GAL, POTASSIUM FLUORIDE 2OZ/GAL, T,3,P, 2pZ/GAL,. POTASSIUM PERMANGANATE 1.30Z/GAL. WATER (D.I.) i.OOO GAL/TOTAL

.MOTOR OIL FULLER'S EARTH

SODIUM HYDROXIDE

METAL HYDROXIDES COPPER HYDROXIDES CALCIUM HYDROXIDES

1-5%

95-99%

2-6% <1% <1% <1%

•307! TITANIUM DIOXIDE ^0-CALCIUM CARBONATE 23, 3-33:1 DIATOM SILICA 2,5-4% TALC 1,5-3% IRON OXIDES I,Q-5% UTEX SOLIDS l,b-3% WATER 25-50% TITANIUM CALCIUM 1 DIATOM 3 TALC

DIOXIDE CARBONAT ILICA

IRON OXIDES PIA SOLIDS

SODIUM BORATE BUTYL CEI CAUSTIC : WATER STRIPPER LEAD TRITION TIN IRON COPPER LEAD TIN LEAD TIN COPPER NICKEL IRON CAUSTIC THIOUREA

LEAD TIN COPPER NICKEL THIOUREA CAUSTIC

LEAD TIN COPPER IRON THIOUREA CAUSTIC

LEAD TIN LEAD TIN COPPER NICKEL THIOUREA

.LOSQLVE 30DA

RESIST

E 70-30S 23.5-^5% 9 , 6- ''%

I'Hi T,0-9T 1,5-3%

'21 3iJ% <2% 40% 50%

l l <iZ <i%

100.000P°M 100.OOOPPM

1 <0 <\]

bOQpPM IOOPPM 9 T"

iAk ,1-0.75% ,1-2,0%

i . 1 . J . I

7 7^

0,1^5% 1,25% ^ P ' ^ 2,3%

<ii%

0,27% 0ji22'

1:25% < n • "

<A-T% '•^"A

1Q00-I600ppr. i[ '7 0 1

< I •

n

JO-/00 PP"

,5-3,0% .l-0,l''n% y - ' , A. A ' - I . - l—r,Tt

, U - .i, / %

300 GAL

1 TON

400 GAL

23.000 GAL

10.000 GAL

2.000

2.000 Gy.

5.000 Qx-.

2.000 G.-.:

6.000 GA.

4.000 :v.:.:.

12.000 .v-.L

HASSAYAMPA IJNDFILL DISPOSAL SITE: PIT 3 (.^lETALLIC m .ALKA.LINE SLUDGES) (PAGE 2)

GENERATOR V,'ASTE r/PE COMPONENTS CONCENTRATION VOLUME

DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORPORATION (CON'T) 2.9

2.9

2.9

2.9

2.9

2.9

2.9

DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORPORATION-TEMPS 2.9

DUNN-EDWARDS CORPORATION 4

F S 3 MANUFACTURING COMPANY 4

2

4

FRAZEE .PAINT

GE.NE.1AL SEMICONDUCTOR. INC.

i lLBEST ENGINEERING

4.5.13

4.5

4.3

2.7

COPPER NICKEL LEAD TIN IRON CAUSTIC

2530-50.OQOP°M 0 , 4 0 0 - 7 9 9 P P M

763-iO.OOOPPM 124-2Q3OOOPPM I00-25.000PPM

<--''5.t

LEAD 28Q0PPM TIN ISOPPM COPPER l2nOPPM NICKEL 2QPPM HYDROCHLORIC ACID 2% THIOUREA 2%

IRON COPPER AMMONIA

IRON COPPER TIN LEAD CAUSTIC

0.01-0.05%

A& 15000-30000PPM 3000-60000PPM 130-MOOPPM

, 20Q-280PPM <0,5-5/4%

IRON 15.OOOPPM COPPER 8.OOOPPM TIN 130PPM LEAD . /.IQPPM CAUSTIC kfi AMMONIUM CHLORIDE 2.000PPM

COPPER IRON CAUSTIC

TIN LEAD COPPER IRON THIOUREA HYDROCHLORIC ACi:

IRON COPPER NICKEL LEAD TIN WATER

PAINT SLUDGE MERCURY

PAINT/SOLVENTS

CAUSTIC SODA

PAINT SLUDGE

WATER PAINT SLUDGE

PAINT SLUDGE SOLVENT LATEX WASTE OIL Z GREASE LATEX PAINT WATER LACQUER THINNER

PAINT SLUDGE OIL/GREASE

SILVER LEAD mCKEL CALCIUM

Ay? A2%

159P°M 2b00pPM 12n0ppM IOOPPM

D 2%

0,3-1,0%

29,0-30.0% ^,0-20.0%

235PPM

5OZ/GAL

'1

780PPM

400MG/L

14p0PPM 180PPM 450P°M 32%

WATER 85% CHROMIUM HYDROXIDE OTHER HYDROXIDES (FORMED FROM CITY WATER FLOCULANT DMP 73-11)

148.000

4.000

4.000

34.000

4.000

14,000

2.000

19

l.COO

1.000

550 500 900

300

300

300

2.000

3,000

GAL

GAL

GAL

GAL

GAL

GAL

GAL

TON:

GAL

GAL

GAL

QAL

GAL

GAL

GAL

GAL

GAL

GAL

HASSAYAMPA L ^ K I L L DISPOSAL SITE: PIT 3 (MET.ALLIC Af-iMLKALINE SLUDGES) (P.AGE 3) -m .p, GENERATOR VIASTE r/PE COMPONENTS CONCENTRATION VOLUME

GOETTL AIR CONDITIONING

GOULD FOIL DIVISION

HERMETIC REFRIGERATION

HONEYWELL INFORMATION SYSTEMS

5.

5.

2.

2,

2

•4

i

,3

0 l O

2

,4 2

,4

,9

RESINS-VINYL ACRILIC bO-75 LBS, TITANIUM DIOXIDE IRON OXIDE WATER MISC, SOLVENTS

CHROMIUM TRIOXIDE TRIVALENT CHROMIUM

SELENIUM MERCURY LEAD CADMIUM 31LVER CHROMIUM BAR IUM ARSENIC

WATER PAINT PIGMENTS COPPER

COPPER HYDROXIDE ZINC HYDROXIDE FERRIC HYDROXIDE MISC, METAL HYDROX

. 50-53G/L 3-3 G/L

<0,01 PPM 0,003PPM 8,3 PPM 0,41 PPM 0,n ?pn 0,72 PPM 2,1 PPM <0,02 PPM

50%'

0.1%

10.OOOPPM 10.OOOPPM 10.OOOPPM

IDESI.UOOPPM

MISC. PAINT PIGMENTS VARIES

SODIUM HYDROXIDE FORMALDEHYDE COPPER 5% SODIUM HYDROXIDE 10% MISC. PAINT PIGMENTS

COPPER 19.750-62,300PPM CHROMIUM 2'^"550 PPM NICKEL 17,5-400 P°f, LEAD 55-390 PPM CADMIUM <0,2-L05 PPfl ZINC 3/-Ij)4 PPM IRON 90Q-?050 ppri CYANIDES <0,3-T,0 PP?1 TIN 0-b PPM

1.500

3.500

300

2.000

479.^00

44.500

10.500

5.900

60.000

GAL

GAL

GAL

GAL

GAL

GAL

GAL

GAL

GAL

2.9

ITT CANNON ELECTRIC

ITT COURIER TERMINAL SYSTEMS INC. 2

KARLSON ,MACHINE WORKS ^.3.8

COPPER HYDROXIDE ZINC HYDROXIDE FERRIC HYDROXIDE MISC. METAL HYDROXID CHROMIUM HYDROXIDE

7.000PPM-7 % 530PPM-0,6%

2.000PPM-1.7% 250PPM-0,26%

OPPM-0,52%

31.000 GAL

CYANIDE COPPER TIN LEAD

COPPER CHLORIDE AMMONIUM HYDROXIDE WATER

METAL HYDROXIDES COPPER HYDROXIDES CALCIUM HYDROXIDES

COPPER HYDROXIDE CALCIUM HYDROXIDE

WATER IRON NICKEL LEAD TIN CALCIUM ,ANIONS OF ABOVE SOL! HYDROXIDES S OXIDES.

SOLVENT PAINT SLUDGE OIL MUD ?, WATER

<0,5PPM 1 7 I ^ J..a T?

2 " " 0,2%

39,3%

<1% <i% <!.%

1%

60% 2,.3%

10.4% 0,4% 0,3% 0,3%

:DS 12,0% SULFATES

rW 5-2g%

10-23% 10-30%

1.000 GAL

55 GAL

54.500 GAI.

36.000 GAL

(240 FT3)

12.3%

1.000 GAL

HASSAYAMPA LANDFILL DISPOSAL S I T E ; P I T 3 (.METALLIC AND^ALKALINE SLUDGES) (PAGE 4 )

GENERATOR

LUKE AIR FORCE BASE

iMAACO AUTO PAINTING

.MCGRAW-EDISON. INTERNATIONAL METAL PRODUCTS DIVISION

MEGADYNE CORPORATION

MOGUL CORPORATION

NATIONAL CAN CORPORATION

DAN J. OBELE

PERRY REHABILITATION CENTER

POWERINE OIL COMPANY

RAMADA ENERGY SYSTEiMS

RINCHEM

ROGERS CORPORATION

SHERWIN-WILLIAMS COMPANY

SOUTHWEST DISTRIBUTING COMPANY

SPERRY-RAND FLIGHT SYSTEMS

TIERNEY CASTING DIVISION

7IERNEY M.ANUF.ACTURING COMPANY

VIASTE nPE

4

4 a

7

2

2.8

2 4

5 2

2.9

2.7

4.13

ORGANIC

ORGANIC

2

2.9

2

2

2.5

COMPONENTS

PAINT SOLVENTS PAINT SLUDGES WATER

PAINT WASTE

ARSENIC BARIUM CADMIUM CHROMIUM LEAD MERCURY SELENIUM SILVER

COPPER HYDROXIDE CAUSTIC SODA

CONCENTR,ATION

5%

ocyr "

<0,1-0,12PPM <2'10 PPM 0.3-?,3 poM 2,3-IIOOPPM

, <AP-V^n PPM 0.095-1,0 PPM

< 0,05PPM <0,02PPM

2,30% 0,5%

SODIUM HEXAMETAPHOSPHATE POTASSIUM CARBONATE CAUSTIC SODA <14%

WATER 30% OIL (SOLUABLE) 19% HYDROFLUORIC ACID 1% (NEUTRALIZED) ALUMINUM FINES

SODIUM HYDROXIDE

PAINT SOLIDS WATER

LEAD/MUD SLUDGE

ZINC CHLORIDE

COPPER IRON PALLADIUM LE.AD WATER

COPPER CHLORIDE TOTAL SOLIDS

WATER PAINT PIGMENTS

PHENOL WATER

PHENOL PROPYLENE OXIDE

CHROMIC SULFURIC NITRIC ACID WATER

COPPER NICKEL IRON CHROME TOTAL (TRIVALENT) SULFATE NITRATE

CAUSTIC SODA ZIRCONIUM OXIDE SILICA ALUMINUM 3ILICAT: IRON OXIDE CHROMIUM OXIDE

1% 99%

9867?PM n S'^PP" 0,n5ppM 13,7PPM 98%

0,4;'2-0,968% li,7r73,03% 7,7-/0,5%

qpor

'2%

77-97% 1% -r/t3

ACID 4Q,9% 0x1% b6% 143-3505PPM

Q,31-45,IPPM 3.0-C/OPPM

2iO-5ii63ppM 25,2-35.OOOPPM

30-90% 1-1 n%

. V§ • -10%

1-b % POTASSIUM. PERMANGANATE 5% SODIUM HYDROXIDE 13%

METHYLENE CHLORIDE 5^%

VOLUME

3.000 GAL

492 GAL

4.900 GAL

18.000 GAL

748 GAL

45.000 GAL

1.300 GAL

170 GAL

500 GAL

45 GAL

5.500 GAL

4.000 GAL

2.730 GAL,

3.422 GAL

2.000 - GAL

2.000 GAL

43.000 GAL

4,5 TON

(.3 DRUMS)

(14 DRUMS) PETROLEUM NAPTHA <b% CRESYLIC ACID 20%

HASSAYAMPA LANDFILL DISPOSAL SITE; PIT 3 (METALLIC .AND iLKALINE SLUDGES) (P.AGE 5)

GENERATOR VIASTE TYPE COMPONENTS CONCENTRATION VOLUME

TREFFERS PRECISION. INC, 3.9

UNION CARBIDE CORPORATION LINDE DIV,

UNION MANUFACTURING. INC.

W.A, KRUEGER

WESTERN ELECTRIC

WILLIAMS AIR FORCE BASE

a

2.3

9

2

2

2

2.9

ARSENIC BARIUM CADMIUM CHROMIUM LEAD MERCURY SILVER

0,021PPM • 0,5 PPM <2,0 PPM 2500 PPM 15 PPM 0,25 PPM 2X PPM

500 GAL

CALCIUM HYDRATE WATER

PAINT WASTE

OIL WASTE

WATER OIL/GREASE SULFATE FLUORIDE COPPER LE.AD ANTIMONY ARSENIC BISMUTH CHRCMIUM MERCURY TIN

WATER CYANIDE CADMIUM

(CA(0H2) 10-40% " BO-90%

90,3-98,1% 1 a-iq 7 ± 1 -, i n /o 290-490 PPM

•= 0,3-1,5 PPM 340-1130 =PM 0,1-2.0 PPM . ^2 PPf

^'0,05 PPM 0,3-3 , PPM

< 0.1-0 3 °°M 0.001-0,0Q2PPM

< 2 PPM

QQ7

0-0,Of)5pPM 0.0075-0,01 ,-°M

POTASSIUM HYDROXIDE 30-^0% WATER SODIUM GLUCONATI

51-54% I 9-12%

SODIUM HYDROXIDE 10-15% WATER

METHYLENE CHLORI METHYL ETHYl WATER SODIUM (NON-."lAGNESIUM CALCIUM CHRCMIUM LEAD

34-90% iDE <1%

. KETONE 5l% 98%

•VOLATILES)<1-1% 0-TRACE% 0-TRACE% 0-TRACE % 0-TRACE ,%

15.000

1.500

3.500

43.500

LOOO

300

960

1.500

GAL

GAL

GAL

GAL

GAL

GAL

GAL

GAL

-m-^

APPENDIX V HASS.AYAMPA LANDFILL DISPOSAL SITE; PIT 4 (ALKJ\LINE SLUDGES AND PESTICIDES)

GENERATOR COMPONENTS CONCENTRATION VOLUME

AIRESEARCH MANUFACTURING CO,

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY

GREEN GENIE NURSERY

3

3 CONTAMINATED PAPER TOWELS

LAB WASTE

3-HERBICIDE

0-2-5- DICHLORO-4-IODOPHENYL-0-DIMETHYLPHOSPHOROTHIOATE

NUVANOL N-20

BERYLLIUM

D ICHLORODIMETHYLSI LANE

0.0 DIETHYL 0-(2 5-25% ISOPROPYL-B-METHYL-4-PYRIMIDYL PHOSPHOTHIOATE)

MALATHION 0.0-DIMETHYL DITHIO-PHOSPHATE

CAPARYL

7%

15%

1 GAL

13 POUNDS

1.5 POUNDS

500 GMS.

55 GAL

PHOSPHORODITHIOATE

DIMETHYURSINIC ACID

.IQUID AIR CORPORATION OF NORTH AMERICA

iMOGUL CORPORATION

TONTO NATIONAL ,=OREST

UNION CARBIDE CORP, LINDE DIVISION

WAYNE OXYGEN COMPANY. INC.

2

: TREATMENT lUNDING

3

2

2

WATER CALCIUM HYDROXIDE CALCIUM CARBONATE SILICON DIOXIDE FERRIC OR ALUMINUM OXIDE FREE CARBON

METHYLENE 3IS(THI0-CYANATE)

DIMETHYLFORMAMIDE

PICLORAN 2.4-D

CALC^UM^HYDRATE

WATER

CALCIUM HYDRATE (CA(0H)2) WATER

0:^3%

1,33% 0.13%

5,1%

11,9%

10,2% 4-6 LBS/GAL.

12-40%

50-33%

10-40%

60-90%

3,315,45

60

5.25

629.000

565.900

TONS

GAL

GAL

GAL

GAL

APPENDIX VI

1. Table 1. Manifest cabulations, disposal volumes for Hassayampa Landfill disposal site.

2. Table 2. Hassayampa Landfill disposal site - volume summary for "Special Pit".

3. Table 3. Hassayampa Landfill disposal site - volume summary for "Pit No. 1".

4. Table 4. Hassayampa Landfill disoosal site - volume summarv for "Pit No. 2". ' "

5. Table 5. Hassayampa Landfill disposal site - volume summary for "Pit No. 3".

6. Table 6. Hassayampa Landfill disposal site - volume summary for "Pit No.'4".

'D

TABLE 1

MANIFEST TABULATIONS, DISPOSAL VOLUMES FOR HASSAYAMPA LANDFILL DISPOSAL SITE

MONTH/YEAR

April, 1979

May, 1979

June, 1979

July, 1979

August, 1979

September, 1979

October, 1979

November, 1979

December, 1979

January, 1980

February, 1980

March, 1980

April, 1980

May, 1980

June, 1980

July, 1980

August, 1980

SeptPTnher, 1980

October, 1980

ISSUED

3

65

45

37

48

40

81

47

101

77

46

100

97

294

67

38

105

73

143

M_ANIFESTS CANCELLED

0

1

1

2

0

0

7

4

13

0

0

4

0

84

9

5

3

6

11

VOLUME GALLONS•

4,000

123,830

74,102

64,748

99,166

68,115

209,002

134,060

314,900

284,252

112,900

300,190

145,114

272,730

194,400

191,713

292,295

201,876.25

211,195

TONS

17.2

22.4

10.0

25.0

1,0

0.15

0.2

160.0

6.5

965.2

2891.7

4.5

9.57

1.0

1.88

33.4

Totals 1562 150 3,273,638.25 4149.7

•1

TABLE 2

HASSAYAMPA LANDFILL DISPOSAL SITE - VOLUME SUMMARY FOR "SPECIAL PIT"

MONTH/YEAR

April, 1979

May, 1979

June, 1979

July, 1979

August, 1979

September, 1979

October, 1979

November, 1979

December, 1979

January, 1980

February, 1980

March, 1980

April, 1980

May, 1980

June, 1980

July, 1980

August, 1980

September, 1980

October, 1980

Totals 134,578 308,64

GALLONS

0

0

15,325

0

0

800

0

0

0

2.0

0

500

1

63,000

0

35,055

6,455

3,020

4,920

VOLUME TONS

17.2

22.3

10.0

25.0

0

0.15

0

0

0

0.2

160.0

6.5

40

0.45

0

9.565

1.0

1.875

14.4

OO

TABLE 3

HASSAYAMPA LANDFILL DISPOSAL. SITE - VOLUI-ffi SUMMARY FOR "PIT NO. 1"

MONTH/YEAR VOLUME GALLONS TONS

April, 1979 2,000 0

May, 1979 15,330 0

June, 1979 10,000 0

July, 1979 20,500 . 0

August, 1979 15,605 0

September, 1979. 14,525 0

October, 1979 10,150 0

November, 1979 13,510 0

December, 1979 23,500 0

January, 1980 23,500 0

February, 1980 15,700 0

M-arch, 1980 29,970 0

April, 1980 19,740 0

May, 1980 24,540 0

June, 1980 15,750 0

July, 1980 10,970 0

August, 1980 23,700 0

September, 1980 19,000 0

October, 1980 47,815 0

Totals 360,805 0

21

TABLE 4

FJ^SSAYAMPA LANDFILL DISPOSAL SITE - VOLUME SUMMARY FOR "PIT NO. 2"

MONTH/YEAR

April, 1979

May, 1979

June, 1979

July, 1979

August, 1979

September, 1979

October, 1979

November, 1979

December, 1979

January, 1980

February, 1980

M^rch, 1980

April, 1980

May, 1980

June, 1980

July, 1980

August, 1980

September, 1980

October, 1980

Totals 125,597 0.1

GALLONS

: 0

12,000

9,822

0

2,810

1,740

700

1,500

8,000

5,200

13,400

2,665

500

9,100

2,050

1,700

0

40,500

13,910

VOLUME • TONS

0

0.1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

TABLE 5

HASSAYAMPA LANDFILL DISPOSAL SITE - VOLUME SUMMARY FOR "PIT NO. 3"

VOLUME MONTH/YEAR GALLONS TONS

April, 1979 2,000 0

May, 1979 96,500 0

June, 1979 38,400 0

July, 1979 44,248 0

August, 1979 80,750 1-0

September, 1979 51,050 0

October, 1979 134,092 0

November, 1979 33,550 0

December, 1979 73,500 0

January, 1980 66,550 0

February, 1980 34,800 0

March, 1980 123,555 0

April, 1980 8,873 0

May, 1980 110,140 0

June, 1980 35,600 4.5

July, 1980 98,988 0

August, 1980 121,140 0

September, 1980 69,350 0

October, 1980 134,550 19

Totals 1,362,636 24.5

or

TABLE 6

HA.SSAY.\MPA LAJTOFILL DISPOSAL SITE - VOLUT-E SUMMARY FOR "PIT NO. 4"

VOLUME MONTH/YEAR GALLONS TONS

April, 1979 0 ' 0

-lay, 1979 0 0

June, 1979 55 0

July, 1979 0 0

August, 1979 1.0 ,' 0

September, 1979 0 0

October, 1979 64,060 0

November, 1979 85,500 0

December, 1979 204,900 0

January, 1980 189,000 0

February, 1980 49,000 0

March, 1980 143,500 0

April, 1980 116,000 925.2

May, 1980 66,000 2,391.25

June, 1980 141,000 0

July, 1980 45,000 0

August, 1980 116,000 0

September, 1980 65,006.25 0.00725

October, 1980 10,000 0

Totals 1,295,022.2 3,316.46

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