Activity History Listing

Activity History for:

EPAID: FL0000207449, Veolia ES Technical Solutions LLC

Note: ETA links to Enforcement Tracking Activity

Date Done	Activity Type	Activity Comments	ETA Link
08/01/1996	Financial Record Review	Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96 Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96
12/18/1996	Compliance Evaluation Inspection	Cei/ In Compliance For Tsd Permit # Ho37-272625 Cei/ In Compliance For Tsd Permit # Ho37-272625
06/27/1997	Revisions Received	Revised Closure Plan Received By Department For Permit #Ho37-272625 Revised Closure Plan Received By Department For Permit #Ho37-272625
09/05/1997	Compliance Evaluation Inspection	Cei To Check Permit Condition Compliance. Myra Williams, Don Trussell, And Melinda Moody Attended. Cei To Check Permit Condition Compliance. Myra Williams, Don Trussell, And Melinda Moody Attended.
03/19/1998	Compliance Evaluation Inspection	Facility Is Awaiting Installation Of New Distiller. Facility Is Awaiting Installation Of New Distiller.
07/08/1999	Financial Record Review	Updated Closure Cost Estimate | Bheem Kothur-Reviewer Updated Closure Cost Estimate | Bheem Kothur-Reviewer
08/18/1999	Financial Record Review	Complaince | Bheem Kothur-Reviewer Complaince | Bheem Kothur-Reviewer
09/17/1999	Compliance Evaluation Inspection	Tsd Mercury Recycling Facility Tsd Mercury Recycling Facility
12/02/1999	Compliance Evaluation Inspection	Tsd/Mercury Reclamation/Sqg Tsd/Mercury Reclamation/Sqg
07/01/2000	Financial Record Review	Certificate Of Insurance | Edgar Echevarria - Reviewer Certificate Of Insurance | Edgar Echevarria - Reviewer
01/17/2001	Legacy Site Inspection	Hg Recovery Facility, Sqg, Three Violations, Hg Recovery Facility, Sqg, Three Violations,
01/17/2001	Significant Non-Complier - Yes	Hg Recovery Facility, Three Violations Hg Recovery Facility, Three Violations
02/26/2001	Warning Letter Issued	Enforcement Meeting Sched For 27 Mar 01, 10 Am Enforcement Meeting Sched For 27 Mar 01, 10 Am
03/10/2001	Financial Record Review	Surety Bond | Edgar Echevarria - Reviewer Surety Bond | Edgar Echevarria - Reviewer
03/10/2001	Financial Record Review	Standby Trust Fund Agreement | Edgar Echevarria - Reviewer Standby Trust Fund Agreement | Edgar Echevarria - Reviewer
03/28/2001	Enforcement Meeting	Enf Meeting Held With Dep Reps And Sss Reps, Warning Letter Discussed And Resolution Agreement Reached. Sfco To Be Drafted And Proposed Settlement Sent To Sss Enf Meeting Held With Dep Reps And Sss Reps, Warning Letter Discussed And Resolution Agreement Reached. Sfco To Be Drafted And Proposed Settlement Sent To Sss
04/26/2001	Short Form Consent Order Issued	Short Form Consent Order, All But One Corrective Measure Complete, Will Submit Variance For 99% Requirement, Civil Penalty Of $6,100 And Cost Of $500 Short Form Consent Order, All But One Corrective Measure Complete, Will Submit Variance For 99% Requirement, Civil Penalty Of $6,100 And Cost Of $500
05/16/2001	Compliance Schedule Evaluation	Inspection To Confirm Amount Of Stored Hg Powder Drums Stored On Site At This Time - Inventory Of 12 Drums At The Time Of The Inspection. Inspection To Confirm Amount Of Stored Hg Powder Drums Stored On Site At This Time - Inventory Of 12 Drums At The Time Of The Inspection.
06/01/2001	Short Form Consent Order Executed	Consent Order Executed, Costs And Penalty Paid, Variance Request Due Nlt 31 Aug 01 Consent Order Executed, Costs And Penalty Paid, Variance Request Due Nlt 31 Aug 01
06/01/2001	Significant Non-Complier - No	Consent Order Executed, Cse Confirm Corrective Measures And Submission Of Variance Due Nlt 31 Aug 01 Consent Order Executed, Cse Confirm Corrective Measures And Submission Of Variance Due Nlt 31 Aug 01
06/01/2001	Permit Condition Or Consent Order/Response Due	Department Costs Of $500 Paid. Department Costs Of $500 Paid.
06/01/2001	Permit Condition Or Consent Order/Response Due	Civil Penalties Of $6,100 Paid. Civil Penalties Of $6,100 Paid.
06/01/2001	Return To Compliance From Formal Enforcement	Sfco Executed, Dept Cost, Civil Penalties Paid, Need Request Of Variance Nlt 31 Aug 01 Sfco Executed, Dept Cost, Civil Penalties Paid, Need Request Of Variance Nlt 31 Aug 01
11/02/2001	Financial Record Review	Certificate Of Liability Insurance | Edgar Echevarria - Reviewer Certificate Of Liability Insurance | Edgar Echevarria - Reviewer
11/02/2001	Financial Record Review	Certificate Of Liability Insurance | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer Certificate Of Liability Insurance | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer
12/03/2001	Permit Condition Or Consent Order/Response Due	Intent To Grant Variance Petetion By Dd Completed On 3 Dec 01, Pn By Sss To Be Completed Within 30 Days Intent To Grant Variance Petetion By Dd Completed On 3 Dec 01, Pn By Sss To Be Completed Within 30 Days
12/07/2001	Financial Record Review	Performance Bond | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer Performance Bond | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer
12/07/2001	Financial Record Review	Standby Trust Fund Agreement | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer Standby Trust Fund Agreement | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer
12/07/2001	Financial Record Review	Performance Bond | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer Performance Bond | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer
12/07/2001	Financial Record Review	Standby Trust Fund Agreement | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer Standby Trust Fund Agreement | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer
01/04/2002	Permit Condition Or Consent Order/Response Due	Final Order Granting Petition For Variance Issued By The Nwd | Variance Expires On 1 Jan 2004. R And D Required Between Now And Then. Final Order Granting Petition For Variance Issued By The Nwd | Variance Expires On 1 Jan 2004. R And D Required Between Now And Then.
01/08/2002	Project Closed Letter	Closing Order Sent Closing This Case Closing Order Sent Closing This Case
01/08/2002	Case Closed By District	Case Closed | Variance Expires Jan 1, 2004 - Reevaluate At That Time Case Closed | Variance Expires Jan 1, 2004 - Reevaluate At That Time
05/22/2002	Legacy Site Inspection
05/22/2002	Enforcement Project Initiated
07/29/2002	Warning Letter Issued	Enforcement Meeting Conducted. Enforcement Meeting Conducted.
09/10/2002	Enforcement Meeting	Discussed Possible P2: Sample For Hg And Pave Area. Discussed Possible P2: Sample For Hg And Pave Area.
10/10/2002	Submittal Received By Department	Ltr Dated 10/7/02 - Adressed Violations Assessed In Wl And Penalty Amounts Discussed At Emt Ltr Dated 10/7/02 - Adressed Violations Assessed In Wl And Penalty Amounts Discussed At Emt
10/10/2002	Financial Record Review	Certificate Of Insurance | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer Certificate Of Insurance | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer
10/23/2002	Letter	Response To Ltr Dated 10/7/02. Response To Ltr Dated 10/7/02.
11/14/2002	Model Consent Order Issued
12/05/2002	Consent Order Executed
12/05/2002	Permit Condition Or Consent Order/Response Due	Pay $500 Department Costs W/I 60 Days Of Coe. | Payment In Full Received 12/31/02. Pay $500 Department Costs W/I 60 Days Of Coe. | Payment In Full Received 12/31/02.
12/05/2002	Permit Condition Or Consent Order/Response Due	Pay $2,937 In Civil Penalties W/I 60 Days Of Coe Or Notify The Department Of P2 Selection W/I 15 Days Of Coe And Pay $734. | $734 Received On 12/31/02. Notification Of Intent To Do P2 Received 12/16. Pay $2,937 In Civil Penalties W/I 60 Days Of Coe Or Notify The Department Of P2 Selection W/I 15 Days Of Coe And Pay $734. | $734 Received On 12/31/02. Notification Of Intent To Do P2 Received 12/16.
12/05/2002	Return To Compliance From Formal Enforcement	Coe On 12/05/02 Coe On 12/05/02
12/16/2002	Submittal Received By Department	Notification Of Intent To Impliment P2. Notification Of Intent To Impliment P2.
12/31/2002	Penalty Received	Check Rec'Vd For $1,234 On 12/31/02 ($734 For Civill Penalty And $500 For Department Cost.) Check Rec'Vd For $1,234 On 12/31/02 ($734 For Civill Penalty And $500 For Department Cost.)
02/05/2003	P2 Project Plan	Sampling & Analysis Of Soils In Unpaved Area North Of Facility For Mercury | Forward To Cus For Review. Sampling & Analysis Of Soils In Unpaved Area North Of Facility For Mercury | Forward To Cus For Review.
02/06/2003	Interdepartmental Memo	Cus Review Of P2pp Cus Review Of P2pp
02/13/2003	Letter	P2 Plan Approved W/ Comments. P2 Plan Approved W/ Comments.
05/07/2003	Telephone Conversation	I Spoke W/ Phill Ditter And Jeff Kirk - They Have Changed Contractors And Will Fax The New Proposal. I Spoke W/ Phill Ditter And Jeff Kirk - They Have Changed Contractors And Will Fax The New Proposal.
05/07/2003	Submittal Received By Department	Fax Received: Revised P2pp Fax Received: Revised P2pp
05/13/2003	Telephone Conversation	Bill Kellenberger Approved P2pp Revision Bill Kellenberger Approved P2pp Revision
06/03/2003	Compliance Evaluation Inspection	Tsd, Hg Reclamation, Sqg, Universal Waste | Still Under Co From Last Year'S Inspection, Variance Due To Expire Jan 2004 Tsd, Hg Reclamation, Sqg, Universal Waste | Still Under Co From Last Year'S Inspection, Variance Due To Expire Jan 2004
07/07/2003	P2 Progress Report	Samples Have Been Taken And Analyzed | Report Pending. Samples Have Been Taken And Analyzed | Report Pending.
08/07/2003	P2 Final Report	Soil Samples Tested Below Ctl For Hg. Invoice Not Included. Soil Samples Tested Below Ctl For Hg. Invoice Not Included.
08/07/2003	Letter	Acknowledge Reciept Of Mercury Soil Investigation Report (P2fr) Acknowledge Reciept Of Mercury Soil Investigation Report (P2fr)
09/03/2003	Interdepartmental Memo	Mercury Soil Investigation Report Forwarded To Epa Region Iv Mercury Soil Investigation Report Forwarded To Epa Region Iv
09/17/2003	Letter	Request For Varification Of P2 Costs Incured. Request For Varification Of P2 Costs Incured.
09/20/2003	Financial Record Review	Performance Bond | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer Performance Bond | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer
09/20/2003	Financial Record Review	Standby Trust Fund Agreement | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer Standby Trust Fund Agreement | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer
09/20/2003	Financial Record Review	Certificate Of Liability Insurance | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer Certificate Of Liability Insurance | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer
10/08/2003	Telephone Conversation	Called Jeff Kirk Of Onyx To Ask For P2 Invoice / He Said He Would Send The Invoice. | Final Invoice Received 4/19/04. Called Jeff Kirk Of Onyx To Ask For P2 Invoice / He Said He Would Send The Invoice. | Final Invoice Received 4/19/04.
11/10/2003	Submittal Received By Department	Invoice For P2 Expense ($1, 137 Paid On Invoice For $2,275.) | $1,065 Of The Set Aside Amount Remains. Invoice For P2 Expense ($1, 137 Paid On Invoice For $2,275.) | $1,065 Of The Set Aside Amount Remains.
01/16/2004	Telephone Conversation	Jeff Kirk Said He Would Send The Final Invoice. | Final Invoice Received 4/19/04. Jeff Kirk Said He Would Send The Final Invoice. | Final Invoice Received 4/19/04.
02/05/2004	Telephone Conversation	Receipt For P2 Not Received. I Called And Spoke With Jeff Kirk. He Said He Did Not Have It And Would Fax It As Soon As He Got It. Receipt For P2 Not Received. I Called And Spoke With Jeff Kirk. He Said He Did Not Have It And Would Fax It As Soon As He Got It.
04/19/2004	Submittal Received By Department	Documentation Showing An Expense Of $2,275 For P2. | Expense Accepted To Off-Set 75% Of The Civil Penalty ($2,203). Documentation Showing An Expense Of $2,275 For P2. | Expense Accepted To Off-Set 75% Of The Civil Penalty ($2,203).
06/01/2004	Case Closed By District	Closing Order Issued Closing Order Issued
06/01/2004	Project Closed Letter
07/14/2004	Compliance Evaluation Inspection	Cei, In-Compliance No Violation Noted, New Employee Health Protection Efforts Being Initiated | Minor Changes To Inspection Forms To Be Requested Thru Tallahassee Permiting Staff Cei, In-Compliance No Violation Noted, New Employee Health Protection Efforts Being Initiated | Minor Changes To Inspection Forms To Be Requested Thru Tallahassee Permiting Staff
09/25/2004	Financial Record Review	Performance Bond | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer Performance Bond | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer
11/22/2004	Legacy Site Inspection	File Review Revealed Facility Has Not Provided Test Evaluation Report For Department To Review Per Conditin C Of Final Order Granting Petition For Variance Of June 10, 2004. | Facility Has 14 Days To Provide Test Report To Department File Review Revealed Facility Has Not Provided Test Evaluation Report For Department To Review Per Conditin C Of Final Order Granting Petition For Variance Of June 10, 2004. | Facility Has 14 Days To Provide Test Report To Department
11/23/2004	Warning Letter Issued	Facility Did Not Submit Test Report Per Condition C Of Final Order | 14 Days To Response To Wl Facility Did Not Submit Test Report Per Condition C Of Final Order | 14 Days To Response To Wl
12/06/2004	Compliance W/O Formal Enforcement Action	R & D Activiites Report Submitted In Accordance Qith Condition C Of The Variance | Need To Consider Issues Of Variance And Impact On Operations Of Facility R & D Activiites Report Submitted In Accordance Qith Condition C Of The Variance | Need To Consider Issues Of Variance And Impact On Operations Of Facility
04/26/2005	Compliance Evaluation Inspection
09/26/2005	File Review	Ltr To Department Disclosing Unpermitted Storage Of Hg Containing Material Containers (Drums & Pallets) | On-Site Inspection Of Records Required Ltr To Department Disclosing Unpermitted Storage Of Hg Containing Material Containers (Drums & Pallets) | On-Site Inspection Of Records Required
09/26/2005	Letter	Ltr From Onyx Self-Disclosing Unpermitted Storage Of Hg Containing Material Containers Ltr From Onyx Self-Disclosing Unpermitted Storage Of Hg Containing Material Containers
09/26/2005	Significant Non-Complier - Yes	Unpermitted Storage Unpermitted Storage
10/06/2005	Legacy Site Inspection	On-Site Inspection Of Self-Reported Alleged Violations Concerning Unpermitted Storage Of Hg Containing Materials | Send Wl With Violations On-Site Inspection Of Self-Reported Alleged Violations Concerning Unpermitted Storage Of Hg Containing Materials | Send Wl With Violations
10/13/2005	Warning Letter Issued	Wl With Four Permit Violations - Unpermitted Storage Of Hw | Cdi Conducted And Records Check To Follow Wl With Four Permit Violations - Unpermitted Storage Of Hw | Cdi Conducted And Records Check To Follow
10/25/2005	Financial Record Review	Performance Bond | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer Performance Bond | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer
10/25/2005	Financial Record Review	Certificate Of Liability Insurance | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer Certificate Of Liability Insurance | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer
10/25/2005	Financial Record Review	Standby Trust Fund Agreement | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer Standby Trust Fund Agreement | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer
12/14/2005	Enforcement Meeting	Enforcement Meeting - Discuss Self-Disclosure And Results Of Internal Onyx Investigation. Permit Staff At Meeting To Review Possible Permit Modification | Onyx Needs To Conduct Assessment Of The Area Of Concern. Results Of Assessment May Inpact Propossed Resolution (Penalty And Costs) Enforcement Meeting - Discuss Self-Disclosure And Results Of Internal Onyx Investigation. Permit Staff At Meeting To Review Possible Permit Modification | Onyx Needs To Conduct Assessment Of The Area Of Concern. Results Of Assessment May Inpact Propossed Resolution (Penalty And Costs)
12/31/2005	Financial Record Review	Quarterly Trust Statement | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer Quarterly Trust Statement | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer
02/21/2006	Submittal Received By Department	Alternate Managemnet Plan Report 2005 Alternate Managemnet Plan Report 2005
03/21/2006	Letter	Response To Alternate Management Plan Rec'Vd 2/21/06. Response To Alternate Management Plan Rec'Vd 2/21/06.
03/31/2006	Financial Record Review	Quarter Trust Statement | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer Quarter Trust Statement | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer
06/08/2006	Site Rehabilitation Completion Approved	Site Rehibilitation Completion Order Issued By Nwd Dd For 10-Day Transfer Area Based On Report Submitted Feb 10, 2006 | Last Element In Appling Self-Disclosure Policy To Penalties. Site Rehibilitation Completion Order Issued By Nwd Dd For 10-Day Transfer Area Based On Report Submitted Feb 10, 2006 | Last Element In Appling Self-Disclosure Policy To Penalties.
06/16/2006	Interdepartmental Memo	Memo From Nwd To Ogc With Proposed Sfco Draft, Release From Bei, And Application Of Self-Disclosure Policy To Civil Penalty | Sfco Draft Review By G. Holmes Memo From Nwd To Ogc With Proposed Sfco Draft, Release From Bei, And Application Of Self-Disclosure Policy To Civil Penalty | Sfco Draft Review By G. Holmes
06/19/2006	Interdepartmental Memo	Ogc Approval Of Sfco (Holmes) - Checked On Coordination With Bei And Application Of Self-Policing Policy | Issue Sfco #06-1307-37 Ogc Approval Of Sfco (Holmes) - Checked On Coordination With Bei And Application Of Self-Policing Policy | Issue Sfco #06-1307-37
06/27/2006	Short Form Consent Order Issued	Sfco With Penalty And Dept Cost | Return To Dept Nlt 20 July 2006 Sfco With Penalty And Dept Cost | Return To Dept Nlt 20 July 2006
07/01/2006	Financial Record Review	Letter Of Credit | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer Letter Of Credit | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer
07/01/2006	Financial Record Review	Amedment # 1 To Letter Of Credit | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer Amedment # 1 To Letter Of Credit | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer
07/01/2006	Financial Record Review	Standby Trust Fund Agreement | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer Standby Trust Fund Agreement | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer
07/01/2006	Financial Record Review	Certificate Of Liability Insurance | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer Certificate Of Liability Insurance | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer
07/15/2006	Financial Record Review	Performance Bond | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer Performance Bond | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer
07/18/2006	Compliance Evaluation Inspection
08/02/2006	Short Form Consent Order Executed	Consent Order Signed And Executed. Civil Penalties$ 40,950 And Dept Cost Of $1,500 | 60 Days To Satisfy Sfco Conditions (Oct 2, 2006) Consent Order Signed And Executed. Civil Penalties$ 40,950 And Dept Cost Of $1,500 | 60 Days To Satisfy Sfco Conditions (Oct 2, 2006)
08/02/2006	Significant Non-Complier - No	Sfco Executed 8-2-2006 Sfco Executed 8-2-2006
08/23/2006	Permit Condition Or Consent Order/Response Due	Payment Of Civil Penalty And Department Costs $42,450 | Rtc And Satisfy Conditions Of Co Payment Of Civil Penalty And Department Costs $42,450 | Rtc And Satisfy Conditions Of Co
08/31/2006	Project Closed Letter	Closing Order For 06-1307, Case Closed | Close Project Closing Order For 06-1307, Case Closed | Close Project
10/01/2006	Financial Record Review	Quarterly Trust Statement | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer Quarterly Trust Statement | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer
01/01/2007	Financial Record Review	Quarterly Trust Statement | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer Quarterly Trust Statement | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer
04/01/2007	Financial Record Review	Quarterly Trust Statement | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer Quarterly Trust Statement | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer
05/16/2007	Legacy Site Inspection
05/16/2007	Significant Non-Complier - Yes	Permit Violation - Wrt Sampling Of Metal/Glass Permit Violation - Wrt Sampling Of Metal/Glass
06/01/2007	Financial Record Review	Letter Of Credit | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer Letter Of Credit | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer
08/06/2007	Warning Letter Issued
08/23/2007	Submittal Received By Department	Un-Manifested Waste Report For Shippment Received On 7/27/07 | Silver Ion Exchange Cartridges From Chromalloy Sent For Reclaimation Directly From Veolia. Un-Manifested Waste Report For Shippment Received On 7/27/07 | Silver Ion Exchange Cartridges From Chromalloy Sent For Reclaimation Directly From Veolia.
08/28/2007	Enforcement Meeting	Proposed Sfco For Penalties Only | Voluntary Agreement Pending Review Of Dep'S Proposal Proposed Sfco For Penalties Only | Voluntary Agreement Pending Review Of Dep'S Proposal
08/28/2007	Significant Non-Complier - No
09/27/2007	Interdepartmental Memo	Recieved Phone Call From Phil Ditter - Veolia Would Like To Proceed With The Sfco Proposed During The Emt Of 8-28-07 | Sfco For Penalties Only To Follow Recieved Phone Call From Phil Ditter - Veolia Would Like To Proceed With The Sfco Proposed During The Emt Of 8-28-07 | Sfco For Penalties Only To Follow
10/03/2007	Short Form Consent Order Issued	Signed Sfco Received 10-19-07 Signed Sfco Received 10-19-07
10/29/2007	Penalty Received	Check For $4,600 Received / $4,350 Civil Penalty And $250 Dep Cost Paid In Full Check For $4,600 Received / $4,350 Civil Penalty And $250 Dep Cost Paid In Full
11/15/2007	Short Form Consent Order Executed	Penalty And Dep Cost Paid In Full / Waiting 21 Days To Allow For Petition | Case May Be Closed After 12-6-07 Penalty And Dep Cost Paid In Full / Waiting 21 Days To Allow For Petition | Case May Be Closed After 12-6-07
12/18/2007	Project Closed Letter	Closure Order Issued | Close Case Closure Order Issued | Close Case
02/20/2008	Telephone Conversation	Verbal Notification Of Contingency Plan Implementation | Report Should Follow W/I 15 Days. Verbal Notification Of Contingency Plan Implementation | Report Should Follow W/I 15 Days.
03/03/2008	Submittal Received By Department	Report Of Contengency Plan Implemetation (Equipment Event) Received. Report Of Contengency Plan Implemetation (Equipment Event) Received.
03/13/2008	Letter	Re: Contingency Plan Implementation Report Re: Contingency Plan Implementation Report
04/01/2008	Financial Record Review	Quarterly Trust Statement | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer Quarterly Trust Statement | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer
08/28/2008	Site Inspection	Routine; Transporter - Routine; LQG (>1000 kg/month) - Routine; TSD Facility Veolia Environmental Services Technical Solutions Llc (Veolia Tsd), Formerly Recyclights, Superior Support Services, Inc., Onyx Special Services, Inc., And Onyx Environmental Services Llc, Located At 342 Marpan Lane, Tallahassee, Leon County, Florida, Has Been In Operation At This Location Since 1995. Veolia Tsd Employs Approximately 16 People In The Transport And Processing Of Mercury Containing Lamps And Devices, Mercury Contaminated Debris, Electronic Waste, Batteries, Scrap Metal, And Pcb Waste. Waste For Recycle Is Picked Up In Nc, Sc, Ga, Fl, Tn, La, Ms, Ar And Al And Transported To Veolia Tsd For Processing. Veolia Tsd Is A Large Quantity Generator Of Hazardous Waste And A Permitted Tsd. Veolia'S Facility Located At 1 Eden Lane, Flanders, Nj (Njd080631369) Is Registered In Florida As A Transporter Of Hazardous Waste. The Current Operating Permit At The Time Of This Inspection, No 71455-Ho-009, Addresses Mercury Recovery, Reclamation And Storage And Expires September 26, 2011. A Permit Modification Application Was Submitted On May 15, 2008 And Is Under Review. A Notice Of Intent To Issue A Draft Permit Modification No 71455-Ho-010 Was Issued On September 3, 2008. The Modification Request Submitted Is To Expand The Storage Area Used For The Collection And Sorting Of Electronic Waste Destined For Recycling, Increase The Maximum Volume Of Electronic Waste Materials Stored And Update Related Closure Cost Estimates. No Violations Were Cited During The Hazardous Waste Inspection Of Veolia Tsd On July 18, 2006. | The Facility Is Designed To Recycle Mercury Containing Devices, Including Fluorescent Lamps, Hid Lamps And Mercury Containing Articles (Mcma). Fluorescent Lamps Are Recycled Using A Combination Of Manual And Automated Dry Separation Processes To Separate The Primary Components Of The Lamps: Glass, Aluminum And The Phosphor Powder. Glass And Aluminum Are Shipped Off-Site For Further Reuse. The Phosphor Powder Derived From The Fluorescent Lamps Is Accumulated On-Site And The Mercury Contained In The Powder Is Reclaimed Using A Retort Oven. In The Recycling Process Small Amounts Of Other Scrap Metals And Plastics Are Also Generated. Hid Lamps Are Recycled Using A Combination Of Manual And Automated Separation Processes To Separate The Outer Lamp Glass, Brass Or Aluminum Bases And The Mercury Containing Arc Tube. The Arc Tubes Are Crushed And Loaded Into Containers For Retort Processing To Recover The Mercury. Mcma Is Recycled Through A Combination Of Manual Separation Followed By Retort Processing Or The Articles May Be Placed Directly In The Retort Oven For Processing. All Fluorescent Lamp Processing Equipment, With The Exception Of The Feed Belt, Is Contained Within A Separate Room That Is Equipped With Special Air Handling Systems. The Air Handling Systems Maintain A Negative Air Pressure Within This Room. The Initial Separation Step In The Hid Process Is Currently Conducted In A Segregated Area Of The Warehouse And Within Processing Equipment Designed To Maintain A Negative Pressure Enclosure. The Retorting Of Mercury Containing Materials, Including Phosphor Powder, Crushed Arc Tubes And Mcma, Occurs In A Separate Room With Its Own Air Handling Systems. The Systems Impart A Negative Pressure To The Room To Control Mercury Vapors. Elemental Mercury Is Recovered From The Retort Operation And Shipped To A Mercury Refiner/Seller. The Facility Also Operates As A Handler Of Other Universal Wastes And Non-Rcra-Regulated Wastes Such As Computer Equipment, Batteries And Lamp Ballasts. The Facility Also Conducts Hazardous And Non-Hazardous Waste Transport And Transfer Activities. | Veolia Needs To Implement Corrective Actions Provided For All Potential Violations Or Areas Of Concern Identified In The Areas And Summary Above. Veolia Needs To Ensure The Department Is Properly Notified In Accordance With Permit Condition 21 Of Part I - General And Standard Conditions, Of Any Operational Process Modificat
10/17/2008	Issue Non-Compliance Letter	Approved by DD/WPA on Fri Oct 17, 2008-10/17/2008 ; Issued on Fri Oct 17, 2008-10/17/2008 ; Approved by EM on Fri Oct 17, 2008-10/17/2008 ; Document approved.-11/07/2008 ; Submitted for approval.-11/07/2008 ; Response Received on Mon Nov 10 00:00:00 EST 2008-11/10/2008 ; Finished-11/14/2008 Submitted | Submitted For Approval By Mcdonald, Nicole
11/26/2008	Letter	Finished-11/14/2008 ; Finished-11/26/2008
12/03/2008	Letter	Sent on Wed Dec 03 00:00:00 EST 2008-12/03/2008 ; Finished-01/13/2009
01/13/2009	Department Comments	Finished-01/13/2009
03/10/2009	Submittal Received By Department	Received for SUBMITTAL RECEIVED BY DEPARTMENT-01/29/2009 ; Finished-03/10/2009
03/16/2009	Site Inspection	Routine; Transporter - Routine; Used Oil-Other - Routine; LQG (>1000 kg/month) - Routine; TSD Facility Veolia Environmental Services Technical Solutions Llc (Veolia Tsd), Formerly Recyclights, Superior Support Services, Inc., Onyx Special Services, Inc., And Onyx Environmental Services Llc, Located At 342 Marpan Lane, Tallahassee, Leon County, Florida, Has Been In Operation At This Location Since 1995. Veolia Tsd Employs Approximately 16 People In The Transport And Processing Of Mercury Containing Lamps And Devices, Mercury Contaminated Debris, Electronic Waste, Batteries, Scrap Metal, And Pcb Waste. Waste For Recycle Is Picked Up In Nc, Sc, Ga, Fl, Tn, La, Ms, Ar And Al And Transported To Veolia Tsd For Processing. Veolia Tsd Is A Large Quantity Generator Of Hazardous Waste And A Permitted Tsd. Veolia'S Facility Located At 1 Eden Lane, Flanders, Nj (Njd080631369) Is Registered In Florida As A Transporter Of Hazardous Waste. Veolia Operates A Universal Waste Transfer Facility (Veolia Tf) At 4972 Woodville Highway, Tallahassee, For Parking Of Transport Vehicles Prior To And After Unloading At Veolia Tsd. Veolia Tf And Veolia Tsd Are Located On Non-Contiguous Property In The Same Industrial Park. Veolia Notified The Department Of Universal Waste Transfer Facility Activities For Veolia Tf On January 9, 2006 And Received Epa Id Number Flr000124917 For That Location. The Current Operating Permit For Veolia Tsd, No 71455-Ho-009, Addresses Mercury Recovery, Reclamation And Storage And Expires September 26, 2011. Permit Modification No 71455-Ho-010 Was Issued On November 20, 2008. The Modification Increases The Maximum Storage Volume For Electronic Waste From 36 Pallets To 86 Pallets And Updates Related Closure Cost Estimates. During The Last Hazardous Waste Inspection Of Veolia Tsd, On August 28, 2008, One Potential Violation And Two Areas Of Concern Were Identified. These Issues Were Addressed By Veolia Tsd With Written Correspondence And No Further Action Was Required. Veolia Tsd Registered With The Department As A Used Oil Transporter And Transfer Facility In 2008 And Is Registered Through June 30, 2009. | The Facility Is Designed To Recycle Mercury Containing Devices, Including Fluorescent Lamps, Hid Lamps And Mercury Containing Manufactured Articles (Mcma). Fluorescent Lamps Are Recycled Using A Combination Of Manual And Automated Dry Separation Processes To Separate The Primary Components Of The Lamps: Glass, Aluminum And The Phosphor Powder. Glass And Aluminum Are Shipped Off-Site For Further Reuse. The Phosphor Powder Derived From The Fluorescent Lamps Is Accumulated On-Site And The Mercury Contained In The Powder Is Reclaimed Using A Retort Oven. In The Recycling Process, Small Amounts Of Other Scrap Metals And Plastics Are Also Generated. Hid Lamps Are Recycled Using A Combination Of Manual And Automated Separation Processes To Separate The Outer Lamp Glass, Brass Or Aluminum Bases And The Mercury Containing Arc Tube. The Arc Tubes Are Crushed And Loaded Into Containers For Retort Processing To Recover The Mercury. Mcma Is Recycled Through A Combination Of Manual Separation Followed By Retort Processing Or The Articles May Be Placed Directly In The Retort Oven For Processing. All Fluorescent Lamp Processing Equipment, With The Exception Of The Feed Belt, Is Contained Within A Separate Room That Is Equipped With Special Air Handling Systems. The Air Handling Systems Maintain A Negative Air Pressure Within This Room. The Initial Separation Step In The Hid Process Is Currently Conducted In A Segregated Area Of The Warehouse And Within Processing Equipment Designed To Maintain A Negative Pressure Enclosure. The Retorting Of Mercury Containing Materials, Including Phosphor Powder, Crushed Arc Tubes And Mcma, Occurs In A Separate Room With Its Own Air Handling Systems. The Systems Impart A Negative Pressure To The Room To Control Mercury Vapors. Elemental Mercury Is Recovered From The Retort Operation And Shipped To A Mercury Refiner/Seller. The Facility Also Operates As A Handler Of Other Univers
04/29/2009	Letter	Sent for LETTER-04/29/2009 ; Finished-05/01/2009
05/01/2009	Submittal Received By Department	Received for SUBMITTAL RECEIVED BY DEPARTMENT-03/30/2009 ; Finished-05/01/2009
08/13/2009	Financial Record	Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-07/01/2009 ; Finished-08/13/2009
08/13/2009	Financial Record	Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-07/13/2009 ; Finished-08/13/2009
08/13/2009	Financial Record	Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-06/25/2009 ; Finished-08/13/2009
11/05/2009	Department Comments	Finished-11/05/2009
11/05/2009	Submittal Received By Department	Finished-11/05/2009
11/05/2009	Submittal Received By Department	Finished-11/05/2009
11/05/2009	Submittal Received By Department	Finished-11/05/2009
11/30/2009	Submittal Received By Department	Finished-11/30/2009
01/27/2010	Site Inspection	Routine; Transporter - Routine; LQG (>1000 kg/month) - Routine; TSD Facility Veolia Environmental Services Technical Solutions Llc (Veolia), Formerly Recyclights, Superior Support Services, Inc., Onyx Special Services, Inc., And Onyx Environmental Services Llc, Located At 342 Marpan Lane, Tallahassee, Leon County, Florida, Has Been In Operation At This Location Since 1995. Veolia Employs Approximately 20 People In The Transport And Processing Of Mercury Containing Lamps And Devices, Mercury Contaminated Debris, Electronic Waste, Batteries, Scrap Metal, And Pcb Waste. Waste For Recycle Is Picked Up In Nc, Sc, Ga, Fl, Tn, La, Ms, Ar And Al And Transported To Veolia For Processing. Veolia Is A Large Quantity Generator Of Hazardous Waste And A Rcra Permitted Facility. Veolia'S Facility Located At 1 Eden Lane, Flanders, Nj (Njd080631369) Is Registered In Florida As A Transporter Of Hazardous Waste. The Facility Located At 342 Marpan Lane Registered With The Department As A Hazardous Waste Transfer Facility On July 11, 2007. Veolia Is Also Registered With The Department As A Used Oil Transporter Through June 30, 2010. Veolia Operates A Universal Waste Transfer Facility At 4972 Woodville Highway, Tallahassee, For The Parking Of Transport Vehicles Prior To And After Unloading At The Permitted Facility. The Transfer Yard And Permitted Facility Are Located On Non-Contiguous Property In The Same Industrial Park. Veolia Notified The Department Of Universal Waste Transfer Facility Activities At The Transfer Yard On January 9, 2006 And Received Epa Id Number Flr000124917 For That Location. The Current Operating Permit For Veolia, No 71455-Ho-009, Addresses Mercury Recovery, Reclamation And Storage And Expires September 26, 2011. Permit Modification No 71455-Ho-010 Was Issued On November 20, 2008. The Modification Increases The Maximum Storage Volume For Electronic Waste From 36 Pallets To 86 Pallets And Updates Related Closure Cost Estimates. It Also Contains An Updated Site Plan. The Last Hazardous Waste Inspection Of Veolia, Was Conducted On March 16, 2009, Three Areas Of Concern Were Identified. The Areas Of Concern Were Addressed By Veolia And No Further Action Was Required. Veolia Notified The Department In January 2010 Of Failure To Meet The 99% Recovery Rate Requirement For The First Half Of 2009. The Recovery Rate Reported By Veolia For This Time Period Was 98.3%. The Northwest District Had A Teleconference With Veolia To Discuss The Issue On September 10, 2009. Additional Mercury Recovery Data Was Requested By The District And Provided By Veolia For Review. Department Permitting, Legal, And Compliance Staff Met With Veolia Representatives In Tallahassee To Further Discuss The Issue On January 27, 2010. Veolia Proposed Several Solutions Including A Rule Variance. The Department Was Not Willing To Grant A Variance At This Point. Veolia Indicated That They Were Currently Able To Meet The 99% Recovery Rate If A Weighted Average Of Mercury Recovered From Powder And Arc-Tube Waste Streams Was Used. This Solution Is In Agreement With Florida Administrative Code Subsections 62-737.200(12) And 62-737.860(4) And Was Accepted By The Department. For This Solution Veolia Will Have To Continue To Demonstrate, At Least On A Semi-Annual Basis, That They Can Achieve A 99% Recovery Of The Total Mass Of Mercury Introduced Into Their Process During That Period. They Should Also Continue To Monitor The Recovery Rate For The Various Individual Waste Streams To Determine If Future Trends Will Require Further Evaluation Of The 99% Recovery Goal. | Veolia Is Designed To Recycle Mercury Containing Lamps, Devices And Materials. Veolia Uses The Term Mercury Containing Manufactured Articles (Mcma) To Refer To Mercury Containing Devices And Mercury Contaminated Materials. Fluorescent Lamps Are Recycled Using A Combination Of Manual And Automated Dry Separation Processes To Separate The Primary Components Of The Lamps: Glass, Aluminum And The Phosphor Powder. Glass And Aluminum Are Shipped Off-Site For
03/05/2010	Submittal Received By Department	Received for SUBMITTAL RECEIVED BY DEPARTMENT-03/01/2010 ; Finished-03/05/2010
03/08/2010	Department Comments	Sent for DEPARTMENT COMMENTS-03/08/2010 ; Finished-04/02/2010
03/12/2010	Letter	Sent for LETTER-03/12/2010 ; Finished-03/18/2010
03/25/2010	Financial Record	Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-07/01/2009 ; Finished-03/25/2010
04/02/2010	Department Comments	Finished-04/02/2010
04/02/2010	Department Comments	Finished-04/02/2010
05/20/2010	Financial Record	Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-01/01/2010 ; Finished-05/20/2010
05/26/2010	Financial Record	Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-03/31/2010 ; Finished-05/26/2010
09/09/2010	Letter	Received for LETTER-09/08/2010 ; Finished-09/09/2010
10/04/2010	Financial Record	Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-03/31/2010 ; Finished-10/04/2010
11/02/2010	Financial Record	Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-07/15/2010 ; Finished-11/02/2010
11/02/2010	Financial Record	Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-05/17/2006 ; Finished-11/02/2010
11/02/2010	Financial Record	Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-07/01/2010 ; Finished-11/02/2010
11/02/2010	Financial Record	Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-09/30/2010 ; Finished-11/02/2010
12/07/2010	Site Inspection	Routine; Transfer Facility - Routine; LQG (>1000 kg/month) - Routine; TSD Facility - Routine; Universal Waste Transporter Veolia Environmental Services Technical Solutions Llc (Veolia), Formerly Recyclights, Superior Support Services, Inc., Onyx Special Services, Inc., And Onyx Environmental Services Llc, Located At 342 Marpan Lane, Tallahassee, Leon County, Florida, Has Been In Operation At This Location Since 1995. Veolia Employs Approximately 20 People In The Transport And Processing Of Mercury Containing Lamps And Devices, Mercury Contaminated Debris, Electronic Waste, Batteries, Scrap Metal, And Polychlorinated Biphenyls (Pcb) Waste. Waste For Recycle Is Picked Up In Nc, Sc, Ga, Fl, Tn, La, Ms, Ar And Al And Transported To Veolia For Processing. Veolia Is A Large Quantity Generator Of Hazardous Waste And A Permitted Mercury Reclamation Facility. Veolia'S Facility Located At 1 Eden Lane, Flanders, Nj (Njd080631369) Is Registered In Florida As A Transporter Of Hazardous Waste. The Facility Located At 342 Marpan Lane Is Registered With The Department As A Hazardous Waste Transfer Facility Since July 11, 2007. The Current Operating Permit For Veolia, No 71455-Ho-009, Addresses Mercury Recovery, Reclamation And Storage, And Expires September 26, 2011. Veolia Notified The Department Of Its Intent To Move Its Battery Storage And Pcb Ballast Storage Area From The Main Building To Its Southern Building Where Electronic Wastes (E-Waste) Are Stored. The Department Informed Veolia, Mr. Bulsiewicz, Of The Need To Submit A Minor Permit Modification And Pay The Associated Fee Before The Storage Area Could Be Moved And Placed Into Operation. | Veolia Is Designed To Recycle Mercury Containing Lamps, Devices And Materials. Veolia Uses The Term Mercury Containing Manufactured Articles (Mcma) To Refer To Mercury Containing Devices And Mercury Contaminated Materials. Fluorescent Lamps Are Recycled Using A Combination Of Manual And Automated Dry Separation Processes To Separate The Primary Components Of The Lamps: Glass, Aluminum And The Phosphor Powder. Glass And Aluminum Are Shipped Off-Site For Further Reuse. The Phosphor Powder Derived From The Fluorescent Lamps Is Accumulated On-Site And The Mercury Contained In The Powder Is Reclaimed Using A Retort Oven. In The Recovery Process, Small Amounts Of Other Scrap Metals And Plastics Are Also Generated. Hid Lamps Are Processed Using An Automated Separation Process To Separate The Outer Lamp Glass, Brass Or Aluminum Bases And The Mercury Containing Arc Tubes. The Arc Tubes Are Crushed And Loaded Into Containers For Retort Processing To Reclaim The Mercury. Mcma Are Recycled Through A Combination Of Manual Separation Followed By Retort Processing Or The Articles May Be Placed Directly In The Retort Oven For Processing. | Veolia Needs To Address The Issues Identified Above. The Department Recommends That Veolia Designate A Tracking System And An Area Within The Building For Hazardous Waste Transfer Activities (A Less Than 10-Day Storage Area) To Ensure Compliance With State And Federal Regulations. The System Can Be Analogous To The System Used For Universal Waste Transfer Area Activities. | Swift | Submitted For Approval By Mitchell, Aaron | Submitted For Approval By Mitchell, Aaron
01/20/2011	Submittal Received By Department	Finished-01/20/2011 ; Received for SUBMITTAL RECEIVED BY DEPARTMENT-01/20/2011
01/20/2011	Submittal Received By Department	Received for SUBMITTAL RECEIVED BY DEPARTMENT-01/20/2011 ; Finished-01/20/2011
02/01/2011	Financial Record	Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-12/31/2010 ; Finished-02/01/2011
02/21/2011	Warning Letter	Sent for WARNING LETTER-02/21/2011 ; Finished-02/24/2011	150143
02/24/2011	Penalty	Approved for PENALTY-02/21/2011 ; Finished-02/24/2011	150143
03/28/2011	Contamination Assessment Report	Received for CONTAMINATION ASSESSMENT REPORT-01/20/2011 ; Finished-03/28/2011	150143
03/28/2011	Penalty	Approved for PENALTY-03/24/2011 ; Finished-03/28/2011	150143
03/28/2011	Letter	Approved for LETTER-03/24/2011 ; Finished-03/28/2011	150143
03/28/2011	Submittal Received By Department	Received for SUBMITTAL RECEIVED BY DEPARTMENT-03/21/2011 ; Finished-03/28/2011	150143
03/31/2011	Meeting	Finished-03/31/2011	150143
04/01/2011	Letter	Received for LETTER-03/24/2011 ; Finished-04/01/2011
04/18/2011	Letter	Received for LETTER-04/11/2011 ; Finished-04/18/2011	150143
04/18/2011	Letter	Received for LETTER-03/25/2011 ; Finished-04/18/2011	150143
05/05/2011	Financial Record	Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-03/31/2011 ; Finished-05/05/2011
05/06/2011	Submittal Received By Department	Received for SUBMITTAL RECEIVED BY DEPARTMENT-03/22/2011 ; Finished-05/06/2011
05/10/2011	Site Inspection	Follow-Up; Transporter - Follow-Up; Transfer Facility - Follow-Up; LQG (>1000 kg/month) - Follow-Up; TSD Facility A Joint Inspection Was Conducted By The Epa And Fdep At Veolia Es Technical Solutions Llc (Veolia) Facility Located In Tallahassee, Florida On December 07, 2010 With Possible Violations Of The Resource Conservation And Recovery Act (Rcra) Observed And Enforcement Action Initiated. On May 10, 2011, Department Personnel Conducted A Follow-Up Inspection To Ensure Veolia'S Return To Compliance With Rcra Regulations. The Inspection Was Facilitated By Operations Supervisor, Randy Williams. | Swift | Submitted For Approval By Mitchell, Aaron	150143
06/07/2011	Letter	Sent for LETTER-06/07/2011 ; Finished-06/17/2011	150143
07/05/2011	Letter	Received for LETTER-07/01/2011 ; Finished-07/05/2011	150143
07/07/2011	Short Form Consent Order	Executed for SHORT FORM CONSENT ORDER-07/07/2011 ; Sent for SHORT FORM CONSENT ORDER-07/07/2011 ; Finished-07/19/2011	150143
08/01/2011	Financial Record	Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-06/30/2011 ; Finished-08/01/2011
09/06/2011	Financial Record	Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-07/27/2011 ; Finished-09/06/2011
09/06/2011	Financial Record	Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-07/12/2011 ; Finished-09/06/2011
09/06/2011	Financial Record	Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-07/07/2011 ; Finished-09/06/2011
09/20/2011	Letter	Sent for LETTER-09/20/2011 ; Finished-09/26/2011	150143
09/26/2011	Enforcement Tracking	Finished-09/26/2011
09/26/2011	Penalty	Generated for PENALTY-03/24/2011 ; Finished-09/26/2011	150143
12/01/2011	Financial Record	Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-09/30/2011 ; Finished-12/01/2011
01/13/2012	Site Inspection	File Review; Transporter - File Review; Transfer Facility - File Review; LQG (>1000 kg/month) - File Review; TSD Facility Veolia Environmental Technical Solutions L.L.C.(Veolia), Is A Mercury (Hg) Reclamation Facility Located In Tallahassee, Florida. The Facility Has Been In Operation At Their Present Location Since 1995. A Joint Epa And Fdep Inspection Was Conducted On December 06, 2010 Which Revealed Violations Of Resource Conservation And Recovery Act. Enforcement Action Was Taken By Fdep And A Subsequent Inspection On May 17, 2011, Confirmed The Facility To Have Returned To Compliance. | Department Personnel Aaron Mitchell, Received A Phone Call On January 13, 2012, From Veolia Operations Manager, Linda Dunwoody, In Regards To A Hg Residual Exceedance In Their Processed Glass From The Hg Reclamation Process. The Discovery Of The Exceedance Was Made During The Facility'S End Of Year Annual Review Of Data From Test Samples. A Subsequent Email Was Sent The Same Day Detailing The Event Timeline Along With Attached Test Sample Results And Spreadsheet Totals For The Calendar Year 2011. A Review Of The Emailed Information Showed That The Original Sample Results Were 5.3 Mg/Kg Hg On April 11, 2011. On April 15, 2011, A Retest Was Requested And The Results Reported As 6.3 Mg/Kg Hg. Both Samples Were An Exceedance Of The Permit Specific Condition #15 Weekly Sample Limit Of 5 Mg/Kg Hg. Permit Specific Condition #18 Requirements For This Roll-Off Of Processed Glass Were Overlooked During This Timeframe Due To The Construction Of Extra Storage/Laydown Space For Two Processed Glass Roll-Offs. The Laydown Concrete Pad Was Physically Being Expanded To Accommodate Two Additional Roll-Offs For Processed Glass Storage. This Expansion Was Conducted So As To Allow For Onsite Storage Of Roll-Offs When Exceedances Of Permit Specific Condition #15 Occur And Allow For Permit Specific Conditions #18 To Be Satisfied Prior To Transportion Off-Site For Proper Disposal. A Review Of The Information Revealed That The Facility Promptly Disclosed The Permit Exceedance When It Was Discovered To The Department And Corrective Actions Had Already Been Implemented To Prevent Future Occurrences. The Facility Has Met All Its Obligations In Responding To The Violation Once It Was Discovered In A Timely Manner And Instituting Procedures To Correct And Ensure That The Violation Does Not Occur Again. Conclusion: The Facility Appears To Be In Compliance At The Conclusion Of This File Review. | Swift | Submitted For Approval By Mitchell, Aaron
01/25/2012	Letter	Finished-01/25/2012 ; Sent for LETTER-01/25/2012
01/27/2012	Financial Record	Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-12/31/2011 ; Finished-01/27/2012
05/01/2012	Financial Record	Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-03/31/2012 ; Finished-05/01/2012
06/11/2012	Site Inspection	Routine; Transporter - Routine; LQG (>1000 kg/month) - Routine; TSD Facility Veolia Environmental Services Technical Solutions Llc (Veolia), Formerly Recyclights, Superior Support Services, Inc., Onyx Special Services, Inc., And Onyx Environmental Services Llc, Located At 342 Marpan Lane, Tallahassee, Leon County, Florida, Has Been In Operation At This Location Since 1995. Veolia Employs Approximately 20 People In The Transport And Processing Of Mercury Containing Lamps And Devices, Mercury Contaminated Debris, Electronic Waste, Batteries, Scrap Metal, And Pcb Waste. Waste For Recycle Is Picked Up In Nc, Sc, Ga, Fl, Tn, La, Ms, Ar And Al And Transported To Veolia For Processing. Veolia Is A Large Quantity Generator Of Hazardous Waste And A Rcra Permitted Facility. Veolia'S Facility Located At 1 Eden Lane, Flanders, Nj (Njd080631369) Is Registered In Florida As A Transporter Of Hazardous Waste. The Facility Located At 342 Marpan Lane Registered With The Department As A Hazardous Waste Transfer Facility On July 11, 2007. Veolia Is Also Registered With The Department As A Used Oil Transporter Through July 01, 2013. Veolia Operates A Universal Waste Transfer Facility At 4972 Woodville Highway, Tallahassee, For The Parking Of Transport Vehicles Prior To And After Unloading At The Permitted Facility. The Transfer Yard And Permitted Facility Are Located On Non-Contiguous Property In The Same Industrial Park. Veolia Notified The Department Of Universal Waste Transfer Facility Activities At The Transfer Yard On January 9, 2006 And Received Epa Id Number Flr000124917 For That Location. The Current Operating Permit For Veolia, No 71455-Ho-011, Addresses Mercury Recovery, Reclamation And Storage And Expires September 26, 2016. | Veolia Is Designed To Recycle Mercury Containing Lamps, Devices And Materials. Veolia Uses The Term Mercury Containing Manufactured Articles (Mcma) To Refer To Mercury Containing Devices And Mercury Contaminated Materials. Fluorescent Lamps Are Recycled Using A Combination Of Manual And Automated Dry Separation Processes To Separate The Primary Components Of The Lamps: Glass, Aluminum And The Phosphor Powder. Glass And Aluminum Are Shipped Off-Site For Further Reuse. The Phosphor Powder Derived From The Fluorescent Lamps Is Accumulated On-Site And The Mercury Contained In The Powder Is Reclaimed Using A Retort Oven. In The Recovery Process, Small Amounts Of Other Scrap Metals And Plastics Are Also Generated. Hid Lamps Are Processed Using A Combination Of Manual And Automated Separation Processes To Separate The Outer Lamp Glass, Brass Or Aluminum Bases And The Mercury Containing Arc Tube. The Arc Tubes Are Crushed And Loaded Into Containers For Retort Processing To Reclaim The Mercury. Mcma Are Recycled Through A Combination Of Manual Separation Followed By Retort Processing Or The Articles May Be Placed Directly In The Retort Oven For Processing. A. Outside North Storage Area Four 20-Yard Roll-Offs For Collection Of Processed Glass Are Staged In This Area On A Concrete Pad. An Adjacent Asphalt Paved Area Is Used For Collection Of Paper-Products, Wood Pallet Recycling, Uw Bulk Delivery Drop Off (Fedex), And Various Empty Container Storage. At The North End Of This Paved Area Are Two Container Trailers For Storage Of Equipment, Replacement Parts And Empty Non-Hazardous Containers. This Area Is Also Used For Overnight Holding Of Transport Trucks In The Event Of An Arrival After Business Hours. The Trucks Are Immediately Unloaded During The Next Business Day. The Concrete Pad As Been Expanded To Accomodate The Two Additional Roll-Offs That Have Been Added To The Facility. The Two New Roll-Offs Were Added To Ensure That All Processed Glass Is Below The Permitted Levels Of Mercury. If A Sample Is Found To Exceed Permitted Levels The Additonal Roll-Offs Allows For The Glass To Be Resampled And Reprocessed If Needed. Located Behind The Four Roll-Offs Are New Concrete/Metal Bracers To Ensure That The Building Is Protected From A Roll-Off Loadin
07/30/2012	Financial Record	Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-06/30/2012 ; Finished-07/30/2012
07/30/2012	Financial Record	Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-06/14/2012 ; Finished-07/30/2012
07/30/2012	Financial Record	Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-07/23/2012 ; Finished-07/30/2012
10/16/2012	Site Inspection	Routine; Transfer Facility - Routine; LQG (>1000 kg/month) - Routine; TSD Facility - Routine; Hazardous Waste Transporter - Routine; Universal Waste Transporter Veolia Environmental Services Technical Solutions Llc (Veolia), Formerly Recyclights, Superior Support Services, Inc., Onyx Special Services, Inc., And Onyx Environmental Services Llc, Located At 342 Marpan Lane, Tallahassee, Leon County, Florida, Has Been In Operation At This Location Since 1995. Veolia Employs Approximately 20 People In The Transport And Processing Of Mercury Containing Lamps And Devices, Mercury Contaminated Debris, Electronic Waste, Batteries, Scrap Metal, And Pcb Waste. Waste For Recycle Is Picked Up In Nc, Sc, Ga, Fl, Tn, La, Ms, Ar And Al And Transported To Veolia For Processing. Veolia Is A Large Quantity Generator Of Hazardous Waste And A Rcra Permitted Facility. Veolia'S Facility Located At 1 Eden Lane, Flanders, Nj (Njd080631369) Is Registered In Florida As A Transporter Of Hazardous Waste (Hw). The Facility Located At 342 Marpan Lane Registered With The Department As A Hazardous Waste Transfer Facility On July 11, 2007. Veolia Is Also Registered With The Department As A Used Oil Transporter Through July 01, 2013. Veolia Operates A Universal Waste (Uw) Transfer Facility At 4972 Woodville Highway, Tallahassee, For The Parking Of Transport Vehicles Prior To And After Unloading At The Permitted Facility. The Uw Transfer Yard And Permitted Hw Facility Are Located On Non-Contiguous Property In The Same Industrial Park. Veolia Notified The Department Of Universal Waste Transfer Facility Activities At The Transfer Yard On January 9, 2006 And Received Epa Id Number Flr000124917 For That Location. The Current Operating Permit For Veolia, No 71455-Ho-011, Addresses Mercury Recovery, Reclamation And Storage And Expires September 26, 2016. | Veolia Is Designed To Recycle Mercury Containing Lamps, Devices And Materials. Veolia Uses The Term Mercury Containing Manufactured Articles (Mcma) To Refer To Mercury Containing Devices And Mercury Contaminated Materials. Fluorescent Lamps Are Recycled Using A Combination Of Manual And Automated Dry-Separation Processes To Separate The Primary Components Of The Lamps: Glass, Aluminum And The Phosphor Powder. Glass And Aluminum Are Shipped Off-Site For Further Reuse. The Phosphor Powder Derived From The Fluorescent Lamps Is Accumulated On-Site And The Mercury Contained In The Powder Is Reclaimed Using A Retort Oven. In The Recycling Process, Small Amounts Of Other Scrap Metals And Plastics Are Also Generated. Hid Lamps Are Processed Using A Combination Of Manual And Automated Separation Processes To Separate The Outer Lamp Glass, Brass Or Aluminum Bases And The Mercury Containing Arc Tube. The Arc Tubes Are Crushed And Loaded Into Containers For Retort Processing To Reclaim The Mercury. Mcma Are Recycled Through A Combination Of Manual Separation Followed By Retort Processing Or The Articles May Be Placed Directly In The Retort Oven For Processing. A. Outside North Storage Area Four 20-Yard Roll-Offs For Collection Of Processed Glass Are Staged In This Area On A Concrete Pad. An Adjacent Asphalt Paved Area Is Used For Collection Of Paper-Products, Wood Pallet Recycling, And Various Empty Container Storage. At The North End Of This Paved Area Are Two Container Trailers For Storage Of Equipment, Replacement Parts And Empty Non-Hazardous Containers. The Area Is No Longer Used For The Delivery Of Ups Or Fed Ex Deliveries. All Deliveries Are Now Conducted At The Loading Docks. There Were No Trucks In The 10-Day Hazardous Waste Transfer Area At The Time Of This Inspection. B. Container Storage Areas: Veolia Previously Had Two Separate Hazardous Waste Staging Areas, "Hazardous Waste Storage Area" (Hws Area) And "90-Day Accumulation Area" (90-Day Area), Both Located Inside The North End Of The Main Building. In Accordance With The New Operating Permit, These Areas Are Now Designated As "Container Storage Areas One And Two" (Csas). The Csas Are Permitted For Up To 27 Pallets (108 55-Gallon Drums) Of Mcma; Dental Amalgam And Traps; P
11/01/2012	Financial Record	Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-09/30/2012 ; Finished-11/01/2012
11/21/2012	Letter	Finished-11/21/2012 ; Sent for LETTER-11/21/2012
12/12/2012	Letter	Received for LETTER-12/03/2012 ; Finished-12/12/2012
02/01/2013	Financial Record	Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-12/31/2012 ; Finished-02/01/2013
02/15/2013	Phone Conversation	Finished-02/15/2013
02/15/2013	Submittal Received By Department	Finished-02/15/2013 ; Received for SUBMITTAL RECEIVED BY DEPARTMENT-02/15/2013
05/02/2013	Financial Record	Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-03/31/2013 ; Finished-05/02/2013
08/08/2013	Financial Record	Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-06/30/2013 ; Finished-08/08/2013
08/08/2013	Financial Record	Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-06/25/2013 ; Finished-08/08/2013
08/08/2013	Financial Record	Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-07/01/2013 ; Finished-08/08/2013
11/04/2013	Financial Record	Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-09/30/2013 ; Finished-11/04/2013
01/07/2014	Site Inspection	Routine; Transporter - Routine; Transfer Facility - Routine; LQG (>1000 kg/month) - Routine; TSD Facility Veolia Environmental Services Technical Solutions Llc (Veolia), Formerly Recyclights, Superior Support Services, Inc., Onyx Special Services, Inc., And Onyx Environmental Services Llc, Located At 342 Marpan Lane, Tallahassee, Leon County, Florida, Has Been In Operation At This Location Since 1995. Veolia Employs Approximately 20 People In The Transport And Processing Of Mercury Containing Lamps And Devices, Mercury Contaminated Debris, Electronic Waste, Batteries, Scrap Metal, And Pcb Waste. Waste For Recycle Is Picked Up In Nc, Sc, Ga, Fl, Tn, La, Ms, Ar And Al And Transported To Veolia For Processing. Veolia Is A Large Quantity Generator Of Hazardous Waste And A Rcra Permitted Facility. Veolia'S Facility Located At 1 Eden Lane, Flanders, Nj (Njd080631369) Is Registered In Florida As A Transporter Of Hazardous Waste. The Facility Located At 342 Marpan Lane Registered With The Department As A Hazardous Waste Transfer Facility On July 11, 2007. Veolia Is Also Registered With The Department As A Used Oil Transporter Through January 01, 2015. Veolia Operates A Universal Waste Transfer Facility At 4972 Woodville Highway, Tallahassee, For The Parking Of Transport Vehicles Prior To And After Unloading At The Permitted Facility. The Transfer Yard And Permitted Facility Are Located On Non-Contiguous Property In The Same Industrial Park. Veolia Notified The Department Of Universal Waste Transfer Facility Activities At The Transfer Yard On January 9, 2006 And Received Epa Id Number Flr000124917 For That Location. The Current Operating Permit For Veolia, No 71455-Ho-011, Addresses Mercury Recovery, Reclamation And Storage And Expires September 26, 2016. | Veolia Is Designed To Recycle Mercury Containing Lamps, Devices And Materials. Veolia Uses The Term Mercury Containing Manufactured Articles (Mcma) To Refer To Mercury Containing Devices And Mercury Contaminated Materials. Fluorescent Lamps Are Recycled Using A Combination Of Manual And Automated Dry Separation Processes To Separate The Primary Components Of The Lamps: Glass, Aluminum And The Phosphor Powder. Glass And Aluminum Are Shipped Off-Site For Further Reuse. The Phosphor Powder Derived From The Fluorescent Lamps Is Accumulated On-Site And The Mercury Contained In The Powder Is Reclaimed Using A Retort Oven. In The Recovery Process, Small Amounts Of Other Scrap Metals And Plastics Are Also Generated. Hid Lamps Are Processed Using A Combination Of Manual And Automated Separation Processes To Separate The Outer Lamp Glass, Brass Or Aluminum Bases And The Mercury Containing Arc Tube. The Arc Tubes Are Crushed And Loaded Into Containers For Retort Processing To Reclaim The Mercury. Mcma Are Recycled Through A Combination Of Manual Separation Followed By Retort Processing Or The Articles May Be Placed Directly In The Retort Oven For Processing. A. Outside North Storage Area: Four 20-Yard Roll-Offs For Collection Of Processed Glass Are Staged In This Area On A Concrete Pad. An Adjacent Asphalt Paved Area Is Used For Collection Of Paper-Products, Wood Pallet Recycling And Various Empty Container Storage. At The North End Of This Paved Area Are Two Container Trailers For Storage Of Equipment, Replacement Parts And Empty Non-Hazardous Containers. This Area Is Also Used For Overnight Holding Of Transport Trucks In The Event Of An Arrival After Business Hours. The Trucks Are Immediately Unloaded During The Next Business Day. B. Container Storage Areas: Veolia Has Two Storage Areas Designated As "Container Storage Areas One And Two" (Csas). The Csas Are Permitted For Up To 27 Pallets (108 55-Gallon Drums) Of Mcma; Dental Amalgam And Traps; Pre-Retort Phosphor Powder; Hid Arc Tubes; And Site-Generated Hazardous Waste (Prep Room Debris And Ppe, Condensate Water, And Spent Carbon). At The Time Of This Inspection, Hazardous Waste Stored In Csa One Included 25 55-Gallon Drums And Two Gaylord Boxes Of Belting From The Hid Processing Un
02/03/2014	Financial Record	Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-12/31/2013 ; Finished-02/03/2014
03/20/2014	Letter	Sent for LETTER-03/20/2014 ; Finished-04/01/2014
05/01/2014	Financial Record	Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-03/31/2014 ; Finished-05/01/2014
07/30/2014	Financial Record	Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-06/30/2014 ; Finished-07/30/2014
08/29/2014	Financial Record	Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-06/05/2014 ; Finished-08/29/2014
08/29/2014	Financial Record	Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-07/08/2014 ; Finished-08/29/2014
10/31/2014	Financial Record	Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-09/30/2014 ; Finished-10/31/2014
01/30/2015	Financial Record	Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-12/31/2014 ; Finished-01/30/2015
04/30/2015	Financial Record	Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-03/31/2015 ; Finished-04/30/2015
06/02/2015	Site Inspection	Routine; Transporter - Routine; Transfer Facility - Routine; Used Oil-Other - Routine; LQG (>1000 kg/month) - Routine; TSD Facility Veolia Environmental Services Technical Solutions Llc (Veolia), Formerly Recyclights, Superior Support Services, Inc., Onyx Special Services, Inc., And Onyx Environmental Services Llc, Located At 342 Marpan Lane, Tallahassee, Leon County, Florida, Has Been In Operation At This Location Since 1995. Veolia Employs Approximately 20 People In The Transport And Processing Of Mercury Containing Lamps And Devices, Mercury Contaminated Debris, Electronic Waste, Batteries, Scrap Metal, And Pcb Waste. Waste For Recycle Is Picked Up In Nc, Sc, Ga, Fl, Tn, La, Ms, Ar And Al And Transported To Veolia For Processing. Veolia Is A Large Quantity Generator Of Hazardous Waste And A Rcra Permitted Facility. Veolia'S Facility Located At 1 Eden Lane, Flanders, Nj (Njd080631369) Is Registered In Florida As A Transporter Of Hazardous Waste. The Facility Located At 342 Marpan Lane Registered With The Department As A Hazardous Waste Transfer Facility On July 11, 2007. Veolia Is Also Registered With The Department As A Used Oil Transporter Through June 30, 2015. Veolia Operates A Universal Waste Transfer Facility At 4972 Woodville Highway, Tallahassee, For The Parking Of Transport Vehicles Prior To And After Unloading At The Permitted Facility. The Transfer Yard And Permitted Facility Are Located On Non-Contiguous Property In The Same Industrial Park. Veolia Notified The Department Of Universal Waste Transfer Facility Activities At The Transfer Yard On January 9, 2006. The Current Operating Permit For Veolia, No 71455-Ho-011, Addresses Mercury Recovery, Reclamation And Storage And Expires September 26, 2016. | Veolia Is Designed To Recycle Mercury Containing Lamps, Devices And Materials. Veolia Uses The Term Mercury Containing Manufactured Articles (Mcma) To Refer To Mercury Containing Devices And Mercury Contaminated Materials. Fluorescent Lamps Are Recycled Using A Combination Of Manual And Automated Dry Separation Processes To Separate The Primary Components Of The Lamps: Glass, Aluminum And The Phosphor Powder. Glass And Aluminum Are Shipped Off-Site For Further Reuse. The Phosphor Powder Derived From The Fluorescent Lamps Is Accumulated On-Site And The Mercury Contained In The Powder Is Reclaimed Using A Retort Oven. In The Recovery Process, Small Amounts Of Other Scrap Metals And Plastics Are Also Generated. Hid Lamps Are Processed Using A Combination Of Manual And Automated Separation Processes To Separate The Outer Lamp Glass, Brass Or Aluminum Bases And The Mercury Containing Arc Tube. The Arc Tubes Are Crushed And Loaded Into Containers For Retort Processing To Reclaim The Mercury. Mcma Are Recycled Through A Combination Of Manual Separation Followed By Retort Processing Or The Articles May Be Placed Directly In The Retort Oven For Processing. A. Outside North Storage Area: Four 20-Yard Roll-Offs For Collection Of Processed Glass Are Staged In This Area On A Concrete Pad. An Adjacent Asphalt Paved Area Is Used For Collection Of Paper-Products, Wood Pallet Recycling And Various Empty Container Storage. At The North End Of This Paved Area Are Two Container Trailers For Storage Of Equipment, Replacement Parts And Empty Non-Hazardous Containers. This Area Is Also Used For Overnight Holding Of Transport Trucks In The Event Of An Arrival After Business Hours. The Trucks Are Immediately Unloaded During The Next Business Day. At The Time Of The Inspection One Of The Roll-Offs Had A Purple Liquid Draining From The Container. The Facility Manager Informed The Inspector That A Client Had Purchased 55-Gallon Drums From Craigslist That Had Powder Ink Residue In The Bottom Of The Drum. The Client Used The Drum To Store And Transport Crushed Mercury Containing Lamps. The Drum Was Processed And The Drum Contents Were Conveyed To The Roll-Off Containers. Rain Water Entered The Roll-Off And Washed The Purple Ink Out Of The Container. The Facility Immediately Contained The Purple Water And Sent A Sample Of It Off For Ana
06/25/2015	Letter	Sent for LETTER-06/25/2015 ; Finished-07/06/2015
07/31/2015	Financial Record	Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-06/30/2015 ; Finished-07/31/2015
08/03/2015	Financial Record	Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-06/03/2015 ; Finished-08/03/2015
08/03/2015	Financial Record	Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-07/09/2015 ; Finished-08/03/2015
12/17/2015	Site Inspection	Routine; Transporter - Routine; Transfer Facility - Routine; Used Oil-Other - Routine; LQG (>1000 kg/month) - Routine; TSD Facility Veolia Environmental Services Technical Solutions Llc (Veolia), Formerly Recyclights, Superior Support Services, Inc., Onyx Special Services, Inc., And Onyx Environmental Services Llc, Located At 342 Marpan Lane, Tallahassee, Leon County, Florida, Has Been In Operation At This Location Since 1995. Veolia Employs Approximately 20 People In The Transport And Processing Of Mercury Containing Lamps And Devices, Mercury Contaminated Debris, Electronic Waste, Batteries, Scrap Metal, And Pcb Waste. Waste For Recycle Is Picked Up In Nc, Sc, Ga, Fl, Tn, La, Ms, Ar And Al And Transported To Veolia For Processing. Veolia Is A Large Quantity Generator Of Hazardous Waste And A Rcra Permitted Facility. Veolia'S Facility Located At 1 Eden Lane, Flanders, Nj (Njd080631369) Is Registered In Florida As A Transporter Of Hazardous Waste. The Facility Located At 342 Marpan Lane Registered With The Department As A Hazardous Waste Transfer Facility On July 11, 2007. Veolia Is Also Registered With The Department As A Used Oil Transporter Through June 30, 2015. Veolia Operates A Universal Waste Transfer Facility At 4972 Woodville Highway, Tallahassee, For The Parking Of Transport Vehicles Prior To And After Unloading At The Permitted Facility. The Transfer Yard And Permitted Facility Are Located On Non-Contiguous Property In The Same Industrial Park. Veolia Has A New Operating Manager Mr. Matthew Melott. The Current Operating Permit For Veolia, No 71455-Ho-011, Addresses Mercury Recovery, Reclamation And Storage And Expires September 26, 2016. | Veolia Is Designed To Recycle Mercury Containing Lamps, Devices And Materials. Veolia Uses The Term Mercury Containing Manufactured Articles (Mcma) To Refer To Mercury Containing Devices And Mercury Contaminated Materials. Fluorescent Lamps Are Recycled Using A Combination Of Manual And Automated Dry Separation Processes To Separate The Primary Components Of The Lamps: Glass, Aluminum And The Phosphor Powder. Glass And Aluminum Are Shipped Off-Site For Further Reuse. The Phosphor Powder Derived From The Fluorescent Lamps Is Accumulated On-Site And The Mercury Contained In The Powder Is Reclaimed Using A Retort Oven. In The Recovery Process, Small Amounts Of Other Scrap Metals And Plastics Are Also Generated. Hid Lamps Are Processed Using A Combination Of Manual And Automated Separation Processes To Separate The Outer Lamp Glass, Brass Or Aluminum Bases And The Mercury Containing Arc Tube. The Arc Tubes Are Crushed And Loaded Into Containers For Retort Processing To Reclaim The Mercury. Mcma Are Recycled Through A Combination Of Manual Separation Followed By Retort Processing Or The Articles May Be Placed Directly In The Retort Oven For Processing. Hid Lamps Are Processed Using A Combination Of Manual And Automated Separation Processes To Separate The Outer Lamp Glass, Brass Or Aluminum Bases And The Mercury Containing Arc Tube. The Arc Tubes Are Crushed And Loaded Into Containers For Retort Processing To Reclaim The Mercury. Mcma Are Recycled Through A Combination Of Manual Separation Followed By Retort Processing Or The Articles May Be Placed Directly In The Retort Oven For Processing. A. Outside North Storage Area: Four 20-Yard Roll-Offs For Collection Of Processed Glass Are Staged In This Area On A Concrete Pad. An Adjacent Asphalt Paved Area Is Used For Collection Of Paper-Products, Wood Pallet Recycling And Various Empty Container Storage. Veolia Has Removed Its Two Storage Containers And Empty Containers Are Stored On The Paved Area. The Hazardous Waste Transfer Area Is Also Located Here For Overnight Holding Of Transport Trucks In The Event Of An Arrival After Business Hours. The Trucks Are Immediately Unloaded During The Next Business Day. There Were No Violations Observed In This Area. B. Container Storage Areas: Veolia Has Two Storage Areas Designated As "Container Storage Areas One And Two" (Csas). The Csas Are Permitted For Up To 27 Pallets (108 55-Gal
02/02/2016	Financial Record	Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-12/31/2015 ; Finished-02/02/2016
04/12/2016	Case Referral To Epa	Sent for CASE REFERRAL TO EPA-04/12/2016 ; Finished-11/02/2017 Drop From Epa Report	177852
08/01/2016	Financial Record	Reviewed-07/05/2016 ; Finished-08/01/2016
08/01/2016	Financial Record	Reviewed-07/14/2016 ; Finished-08/01/2016
09/14/2016	Site Inspection	Routine; Transporter - Routine; Transfer Facility - Routine; Used Oil-Other - Routine; LQG (>1000 kg/month) - Routine; TSD Facility Veolia Environmental Services Is A Mercury Reclamation And Recovery Facility Located In Tallahassee, Florida. A Joint Epa/Fdep Inspection Was Conducted At The Facility In December 16, 2015. Violations Of State And Federal Hazardous Waste Regulations Were Observed During The Inspection That Led To Enforcement Action Taken By The Epa. A Consent Order Was Agreed To By Veolia And A Penalty Was Paid To The Epa Region 4 Rcra Compliance And Enforcement Division. This Inspection Was Conducted To Ensure That Veolia Had Returned To Compliance With State And Federal Hazardous Waste Regulations. | Department Personnel Conducted A Follow-Up Inspection Of Veolia To Ensure Violations Observed During The December 15, 2015, Routine Inspection Had Been Corrected. During This Site Inspection The Inspector Observed That The Facility Aisle Spacing Had Been In Violation Of Its Permitted Requirements, Containers Of Universal Wastes Were Open But Not Being Processed, A Signed Final Copy Of A Uniform Hazardous Waste Manifest Had Not Been Kept On File And Facility Personnel Were Not Properly Trained In The Requirements Of The Facility Operating Permit. During This Inspection The Inspector Observed That All Materials Were Within The Boundary Areas For The Storage Of Universal Waste In The Main Building. All Containers Were Closed While Not Being Processed, A Record Of Facility Personnel Being Trained In The Requirements Of The Facility Operating Permit Were Reviewed, And The Final Signed Copy Of The Facility Uniform Hazardous Waste Manifests Were Observed And Shown To Be On File. | The Facility Appeared To Be In Compliance At The Conclusion Of The Inspection.
12/15/2016	Letter	Finished-12/15/2016
02/01/2017	Financial Record	Reviewed-12/31/2016 ; Finished-02/01/2017
03/06/2017	Submittal Received By Department	Finished-03/06/2017
04/10/2017	Submittal Received By Department	Finished-04/10/2017
04/21/2017	Enforcement Tracking	Finished-04/21/2017
06/14/2017	Site Inspection	Routine; Transfer Facility - Routine; LQG (>1000 kg/month) - Routine; TSD Facility - Routine; Hazardous Waste Transporter - Routine; Universal Waste Transporter A Routine Inspection Was Performed At Veolia Environmental Services (Veolia) To Ensure Compliance With State And Federal Hazardous Waste And Used Oil Regulations. Veolia Was Last Inspected In September Of 2016 With No Violations Cited. This Facility Is A Mercury Reclamation And Recovery Facility Located At 342 Marpan Lane In Tallahassee, Florida And Has Been In Operation Since 1995. Veolia Employs Approximately 20 People In The Transport And Processing Of Mercury Containing Lamps And Devices, Mercury Contaminated Debris, Electronic Waste, Batteries, Scrap Metal, And Pcb Waste. Waste For Recycle Is Picked Up In Nc, Sc, Ga, Fl, Tn, La, Ms, Ar And Al And Transported To Veolia For Processing. Veolia Is A Large Quantity Generator Of Hazardous Waste And A Rcra Permitted Facility. The Current Operating Permit For Veolia, No. 71455-Ho-016, Addressed Mercury Recovery, Reclamation And Storage And Expires September 26, 2021. Veolia'S Facility Located At 1 Eden Lane, Flanders, Nj (Njd080631369) Is Registered In Florida As A Transporter Of Hazardous Waste. The Facility Located At 342 Marpan Lane Registered With The Department As A Hazardous Waste Transfer Facility On July 11, 2007. Veolia Is Also Registered With The Department As A Used Oil Handler Through June 20, 2018. Veolia Operates A Universal Waste Transfer Facility At 4972 Woodville Highway, Tallahassee, For The Parking Of Transport Vehicles Prior To And After Unloading At The Permitted Facility. The Transfer Yard And Permitted Facility Are Located On Non-Contiguous Property In The Same Industrial Park. Veolia Is Designed To Recycle Mercury Containing Lamps, Devices And Materials. Veolia Uses The Term Mercury Containing Manufactured Articles (Mcma) To Refer To Mercury Containing Devices And Mercury Contaminated Materials. Fluorescent Lamps Are Recycled Using An Combination Of Manual And Automated Dry Separation Process To Separate The Primary Components Of The Lamps: Glass Aluminum And The Phosphor Powder. Glass And Aluminum Are Shipped Off-Site For Further Reuse. The Phosphor Powder Derived From The Fluorescent Lamps Is Accumulated On-Site And The Mercury Contained In The Powder Is Reclaimed Using A Retort Oven. In The Recovery Process, Small Amounts Of Other Scrap Metals And Plastics Are Also Generated. High Intensity Discharge (Hid) Lamps Are Processed Using A Combination Of Manual And Automated Separation Processes To Separate The Outer Lamp Glass, Brass Or Aluminum Bases And The Mercury Containing Arc Tube. The Arc Tubes Are Crushed And Loaded Into Containers For Retort Processing To Reclaim The Mercury. Mcma Are Recycled Through A Combination Of Manual Separation Followed By Retort Processing Or The Articles May Be Placed Directly In The Retort Oven For Processing. All Fluorescent Lamp Processing Equipment, With The Exception Of The Feed Belt, Is Contained Within A Separate Room That Is Equipped With Special Air Handling Systems. The Air Handling Systems Maintain A Negative Air Pressure Within The Room. The Hid Process Is Performed Within The Controlled Environment Of The Hid Machine. Some Hid Lamps Due To Their Construction, Are Dismantled By Hand, However The Arc Tubes Removed From These Lamps Are Fed Into The Hid Machine For Crushing. All Phases Of The Separation Process Are Conducted Within A Negative Pressure Enclosure. The Retorting Of Mercury Containing Materials, Including Phosphor Powder, Crushed Arc Tubes And Mcma, Occurs In A Separate Room With Its Own Air Handling Systems. The Systems Impart Negative Pressure To The Room To Control Mercury Vapors. Elemental Mercury Is Recovered From The Retort Operation And Shipped To A Mercury Refiner/Seller. This Company May Sell The Mercury As Is Or May Further Refine The Mercury And Repackage For Sale Or Use In The Manufacture Of New Products. In Addition To The Recycling Of Mercury Containing Lamps And Mcma, The Facility Also Operates As A Handler Of Other Universal Wastes And Non-Rcra-Regulated Wastes Such As Compute
09/01/2017	Financial Record	Reviewed-08/03/2017 ; Finished-09/01/2017
09/01/2017	Financial Record	Reviewed-01/01/2017 ; Finished-09/01/2017
02/02/2018	Financial Record	Reviewed-12/31/2017 ; Finished-02/02/2018
08/14/2018	Site Inspection	Routine; Transfer Facility - Routine; LQG (>1000 kg/month) - Routine; TSD Facility - Routine; Hazardous Waste Transporter - Routine; Universal Waste Transporter A Routine Inspection Was Performed At Veolia Environmental Services (Veolia) To Ensure Compliance With State And Federal Hazardous Waste And Used Oil Regulations. Veolia Was Last Inspected June 14, 2017 With No Violations Cited. This Facility Is A Mercury Reclamation And Recovery Facility Located At 342 Marpan Lane In Tallahassee, Florida And Has Been In Operation Since 1995. Veolia Employs Approximately 12 People In The Transport And Processing Of Mercury Containing Lamps And Devices, Mercury Contaminated Debris, Electronic Waste, Batteries, Scrap Metal, And Pcb Waste. Waste For Recycle Is Picked Up In Nc, Sc, Ga, Fl, Tn, La, Ms, Ar And Al And Transported To Veolia For Processing. Veolia Is A Large Quantity Generator Of Hazardous Waste And A Rcra Permitted Facility. The Current Operating Permit For Veolia, No. 71455-Ho-016, Addressed Mercury Recovery, Reclamation And Storage And Expires September 26, 2021. Veolia'S Facility Located At 1 Eden Lane, Flanders, Nj (Njd080631369) Is Registered In Florida As A Transporter Of Hazardous Waste. The Facility Located At 342 Marpan Lane Registered With The Department As A Hazardous Waste Transfer Facility On July 11, 2007. Veolia Operates A Universal Waste Transfer Facility (Flr000124917) At 4972 Woodville Highway, Tallahassee, For The Parking Of Transport Vehicles Prior To And After Unloading At The Permitted Facility. The Transfer Yard And Permitted Facility Are Located On Non-Contiguous Property In The Same Industrial Park. This Facility Was Not Inspected During This Site Inspection. Veolia Is Designed To Recycle Mercury Containing Lamps, Devices And Materials. Veolia Uses The Term Mercury Containing Manufactured Articles (Mcma) To Refer To Mercury Containing Devices And Mercury Contaminated Materials. Fluorescent Lamps Are Recycled Using A Combination Of Manual And Automated Dry Separation Process To Separate The Primary Components Of The Lamps: Glass Aluminum And The Phosphor Powder. Glass And Aluminum Are Shipped Off-Site For Further Reuse. The Phosphor Powder Derived From The Fluorescent Lamps Is Accumulated On-Site And The Mercury Contained In The Powder Is Reclaimed Using A Retort Oven. In The Recovery Process, Small Amounts Of Other Scrap Metals And Plastics Are Also Generated. High Intensity Discharge (Hid) Lamps Are Processed Using A Combination Of Manual And Automated Separation Processes To Separate The Outer Lamp Glass, Brass Or Aluminum Bases And The Mercury Containing Arc Tube. The Arc Tubes Are Crushed And Loaded Into Containers For Retort Processing To Reclaim The Mercury. Mcma Are Recycled Through A Combination Of Manual Separation Followed By Retort Processing Or The Articles May Be Placed Directly In The Retort Oven For Processing. All Fluorescent Lamp Processing Equipment, With The Exception Of The Feed Belt, Is Contained Within A Separate Room That Is Equipped With Special Air Handling Systems. The Air Handling Systems Maintain A Negative Air Pressure Within The Room. The Hid Process Is Performed Within The Controlled Environment Of The Hid Machine. Some Hid Lamps Due To Their Construction, Are Dismantled By Hand, However The Arc Tubes Removed From These Lamps Are Fed Into The Hid Machine For Crushing. All Phases Of The Separation Process Are Conducted Within A Negative Pressure Enclosure. The Retorting Of Mercury Containing Materials, Including Phosphor Powder, Crushed Arc Tubes And Mcma, Occurs In A Separate Room With Its Own Air Handling Systems. The Systems Impart Negative Pressure To The Room To Control Mercury Vapors. Elemental Mercury Is Recovered From The Retort Operation And Shipped To A Mercury Refiner/Seller. This Company May Sell The Mercury As Is Or May Further Refine The Mercury And Repackage For Sale Or Use In The Manufacture Of New Products. In Addition To The Recycling Of Mercury Containing Lamps And Mcma, The Facility Also Operates As A Handler Of Other Universal Wastes And Non-Rcra-Regulated Wastes Such As Computer Equipment And La
02/05/2019	Financial Record	Reviewed-12/31/2018 ; Finished-02/05/2019
06/17/2019	Site Inspection	Routine; Transfer Facility - Routine; LQG (>1000 kg/month) - Routine; TSD Facility - Routine; Hazardous Waste Transporter - Routine; Universal Waste Transporter A Routine Inspection Was Conducted On June 17, 2019 At Veolia Environmental Services (Veolia) To Ensure Compliance With State And Federal Hazardous Waste And Used Oil Regulations. Veolia Was Last Inspected August 14, 2018 With No Violations Cited. This Facility Is A Mercury Reclamation And Recovery Facility Located At 342 Marpan Lane In Tallahassee, Florida And Has Been In Operation Since 1995. Veolia Employs Approximately 12 People In The Transport And Processing Of Mercury Containing Lamps And Devices, Mercury Contaminated Debris, Electronic Waste, Batteries, Scrap Metal, And Pcb Waste. Waste For Recycle Is Picked Up In Nc, Sc, Ga, Fl, Tn, La, Ms, Ar And Al And Transported To Veolia For Processing. Veolia Is A Large Quantity Generator Of Hazardous Waste And A Rcra Permitted Facility. The Current Operating Permit For Veolia, No. 71455-Ho-016, Addressed Mercury Recovery, Reclamation And Storage And Expires September 26, 2021. Veolia'S Facility Located At 1 Eden Lane, Flanders, Nj (Njd080631369) Is Registered In Florida As A Transporter Of Hazardous Waste. The Facility Located At 342 Marpan Lane Registered With The Department As A Hazardous Waste Transfer Facility On July 11, 2007. Veolia Operates A Universal Waste Transfer Facility (Flr000124917) At 4972 Woodville Highway, Tallahassee, For The Parking Of Transport Vehicles Prior To And After Unloading At The Permitted Facility. The Transfer Yard And Permitted Facility Are Located On Non-Contiguous Property In The Same Industrial Park. This Facility Was Not Inspected During This Site Inspection. Veolia Is Designed To Recycle Mercury Containing Lamps, Devices And Materials. Veolia Uses The Term Mercury Containing Manufactured Articles (Mcma) To Refer To Mercury Containing Devices And Mercury Contaminated Materials. Fluorescent Lamps Are Recycled Using A Combination Of Manual And Automated Dry Separation Process To Separate The Primary Components Of The Lamps: Glass Aluminum And The Phosphor Powder. Glass And Aluminum Are Shipped Off-Site For Further Reuse. The Phosphor Powder Derived From The Fluorescent Lamps Is Accumulated On-Site And The Mercury Contained In The Powder Is Reclaimed Using A Retort Oven. In The Recovery Process, Small Amounts Of Other Scrap Metals And Plastics Are Also Generated. High Intensity Discharge (Hid) Lamps Are Processed Using A Combination Of Manual And Automated Separation Processes To Separate The Outer Lamp Glass, Brass Or Aluminum Bases And The Mercury Containing Arc Tube. The Arc Tubes Are Crushed And Loaded Into Containers For Retort Processing To Reclaim The Mercury. Mcma Are Recycled Through A Combination Of Manual Separation Followed By Retort Processing Or The Articles May Be Placed Directly In The Retort Oven For Processing. All Fluorescent Lamp Processing Equipment, With The Exception Of The Feed Belt, Is Contained Within A Separate Room That Is Equipped With Special Air Handling Systems. The Air Handling Systems Maintain A Negative Air Pressure Within The Room. The Hid Process Is Performed Within The Controlled Environment Of The Hid Machine. Some Hid Lamps Due To Their Construction, Are Dismantled By Hand, However The Arc Tubes Removed From These Lamps Are Fed Into The Hid Machine For Crushing. All Phases Of The Separation Process Are Conducted Within A Negative Pressure Enclosure. The Retorting Of Mercury Containing Materials, Including Phosphor Powder, Crushed Arc Tubes And Mcma, Occurs In A Separate Room With Its Own Air Handling Systems. The Systems Impart Negative Pressure To The Room To Control Mercury Vapors. Elemental Mercury Is Recovered From The Retort Operation And Shipped To A Mercury Refiner/Seller. This Company May Sell The Mercury As Is Or May Further Refine The Mercury And Repackage For Sale Or Use In The Manufacture Of New Products. In Addition To The Recycling Of Mercury Containing Lamps And Mcma, The Facility Also Operates As A Handler Of Other Universal Wastes And Non-Rcra-Regulated Wastes Such As Com
09/17/2019	Financial Record	Reviewed-08/09/2019 ; Finished-09/17/2019
09/17/2019	Financial Record	Reviewed-07/01/2019 ; Finished-09/17/2019
02/04/2020	Financial Record	Reviewed-12/31/2019 ; Finished-02/04/2020
11/18/2020	Site Inspection	Routine; TSD Facility On November 18, 2020 Monica Hardin And Corinna Clanton, Of The Florida Department Of Environmental Protection (Dep Or Department), Conducted A Routine Compliance Evaluation Inspection At Veolia Es Technical Solutions Llc (Veolia Or Facility) To Ensure Compliance With State And Federal Hazardous Waste And Used Oil Regulations. Veolia Was Last Inspected On June 17, 2019 With No Violations Cited. This Facility Is A Mercury Reclamation And Recovery Facility Located At 342 Marpan Lane In Tallahassee, Florida And Has Been In Operation Since 1995. Veolia Is Currently Operating With Two Drivers And Six Employees In The Transport And Processing Of Mercury Containing Lamps And Devices, Mercury Contaminated Debris, Electronic Waste, Batteries, Scrap Metal, And Pcb Waste. Waste For Recycle Is Picked Up In Nc, Sc, Ga, Fl, Tn, La, Ms, Ar And Al And Transported To Veolia For Processing. Veolia Is A Large Quantity Generator Of Hazardous Waste And A Rcra Permitted Facility. The Current Operating Permit For Veolia, No. 71455-Ho-016, Addresses Mercury Recovery, Reclamation And Storage And Expires September 26, 2021. Veolia'S Facility Located At 1 Eden Lane, Flanders, Nj (Njd080631369) Is Registered In Florida As A Transporter Of Hazardous Waste. The Facility Located At 342 Marpan Lane Registered With The Department As A Hazardous Waste Transfer Facility On July 11, 2007. Veolia Operates A Universal Waste Transfer Facility (Flr000124917) At 4972 Woodville Highway, Tallahassee, For The Parking Of Transport Vehicles Prior To And After Unloading At The Permitted Facility. The Transfer Yard And Permitted Facility Are Located On Non-Contiguous Property In The Same Industrial Park. The Inspection Report For This Facility Can Be Reviewed Under Its Assigned Epa Id. Veolia Is Designed To Recycle Mercury Containing Lamps, Devices And Materials. Veolia Uses The Term Mercury Containing Manufactured Articles (Mcma) To Refer To Mercury Containing Devices And Mercury Contaminated Materials. Fluorescent Lamps Are Recycled Using A Combination Of Manual And Automated Dry Separation Process To Separate The Primary Components Of The Lamps: Glass Aluminum And The Phosphor Powder. Glass And Aluminum Are Shipped Off-Site For Further Reuse. The Phosphor Powder Derived From The Fluorescent Lamps Is Accumulated On-Site And The Mercury Contained In The Powder Is Reclaimed Using A Retort Oven. In The Recovery Process, Small Amounts Of Other Scrap Metals And Plastics Are Also Generated. High Intensity Discharge (Hid) Lamps Are Processed Using A Combination Of Manual And Automated Separation Processes To Separate The Outer Lamp Glass, Brass Or Aluminum Bases And The Mercury Containing Arc Tube. The Arc Tubes Are Crushed And Loaded Into Containers For Retort Processing To Reclaim The Mercury. Mcma Are Recycled Through A Combination Of Manual Separation Followed By Retort Processing Or The Articles May Be Placed Directly In The Retort Oven For Processing. All Fluorescent Lamp Processing Equipment, Except For The Feed Belt, Is Contained Within A Separate Room That Is Equipped With Special Air Handling Systems. The Air Handling Systems Maintain A Negative Air Pressure Within The Room. The Hid Process Is Performed Within The Controlled Environment Of The Hid Machine. Some Hid Lamps Due To Their Construction, Are Dismantled By Hand, However The Arc Tubes Removed From These Lamps Are Fed Into The Hid Machine For Crushing. All Phases Of The Separation Process Are Conducted Within A Negative Pressure Enclosure. The Retorting Of Mercury Containing Materials, Including Phosphor Powder, Crushed Arc Tubes And Mcma, Occurs In A Separate Room With Its Own Air Handling Systems. The Systems Impart Negative Pressure To The Room To Control Mercury Vapors. Elemental Mercury Is Recovered From The Retort Operation And Shipped To A Mercury Refiner/Seller. This Company May Sell The Mercury As Is Or May Further Refine The Mercury And Repackage For Sale Or Use In The Manufa
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06/15/2022	Site Inspection	Routine; LQG (>1000 kg/month) - Routine; TSD Facility Veolia Es Technical Solutions Llc (Veolia Or Facility) Is A Mercury Reclamation And Recovery Facility Located At 342 Marpan Lane In Tallahassee, Florida On Approximately 3 Acres. This Location Has Operated Since 1996 Under Different Companies With Veolia Taking Over In 2006. Veolia Currently Employs Thirteen People (Including Day Labor) With Operations Occurring Monday Through Friday. Wastes Are Picked Up In Multiple States In The Southeast Including Nc, Sc, Ga, Fl, Tn, La, Ms, Ar And Al And Transported To Veolia For Processing. Veolia Is A Large Quantity Generator Of Hazardous Waste And A Resource Conservation Recovery Act (Rcra) Permitted Facility. The Current Operating Permit, No. 71455-014-Ho, Authorizes Mercury Containing Lamps And Devices Storage, Mercury Recovery, And Mercury Reclamation; The Current Permit Was Issued August 4, 2021 And Expires September 26, 2026. Veolia Also Operates A 10-Day Hazardous Waste Transfer Storage Facility And Conducts Hazardous And Non-Hazardous Waste Transporter Activities At This Facility. Veolia Also Operates A Universal Waste Transfer Facility (Flr000124917) At 4972 Woodville Highway, Tallahassee, For The Parking Of Transport Vehicles Prior To And After Unloading At The Permitted Facility. The Transfer Yard And Permitted Facility Are Located On Non-Contiguous Property In The Same Industrial Park; The Transfer Yard Was Not Inspected During This Inspection. On June 15, 2022 Monica Hardin, Corinna Clanton, And Chad Nowling, Of The Florida Department Of Environmental Protection (Dep Or Department), Conducted A Routine Compliance Evaluation Inspection At Veolia To Ensure Compliance With The Applicable State And Federal Hazardous Waste Regulations And Permit Conditions. Veolia Was Last Inspected On November 18, 2020, With No Violations Cited. Veolia Is Designed To Recycle Mercury Containing Lamps, Devices And Materials. The Facility Uses The Term Mercury Containing Manufactured Articles (Mcma) To Refer To Mercury Containing Devices And Mercury Contaminated Materials. Fluorescent Lamps Are Recycled Using A Combination Of Manual And Automated Dry Separation Processes To Separate The Primary Components Of The Lamps: Glass, Aluminum, And Phosphor Powder. Glass And Aluminum Are Shipped Off-Site For Further Reuse. The Phosphor Powder Derived From The Fluorescent Lamps Is Accumulated On-Site And The Mercury Contained In The Powder Is Reclaimed Using A Retort Oven. In The Recovery Process, Small Amounts Of Other Scrap Metals And Plastics Are Also Generated. High Intensity Discharge (Hid) Lamps Are Processed Using A Combination Of Manual And Automated Separation Processes To Separate The Outer Lamp Glass, Brass Or Aluminum Bases, And The Mercury Containing Arc Tube. The Arc Tubes Are Crushed And Loaded Into Containers For Retort Processing To Reclaim The Mercury. Mcma Are Recycled Through A Combination Of Manual Separation Followed By Retort Processing Or The Articles May Be Placed Directly In The Retort Oven For Processing. All Fluorescent Lamp Processing Equipment, Except For The Feed Belts, Are Contained Within A Separate Room That Is Equipped With Special Air Handling Systems. The Air Handling Systems Maintain A Negative Air Pressure Within The Room To Control Mercury Vapors. The Hid Process Is Performed Within The Controlled Environment Of The Hid Machine. Some Hid Lamps Due To Their Construction, Are Dismantled By Hand, However The Arc Tubes Removed From These Lamps Are Fed Into The Hid Machine For Crushing. Elemental Mercury Is Recovered From The Retort Operation And Shipped To A Mercury Refiner/Seller. This Company May Sell The Mercury As Is Or May Further Refine The Mercury And Repackage For Sale Or Use In The Manufacture Of New Products. In Addition To The Recycling Of Mercury Containing Lamps And Mcma, The Facility Also Operates As A Handler Of Other Universal Wastes (Batteries) And Non-Rcra-Regulated Electronic Wastes (‘E-Wastes’) Such As Computer Equipment
01/09/2023	Financial Record	Reviewed-08/10/2022 ; Finished-01/09/2023
08/02/2023	Site Inspection	Routine; LQG (>1000 kg/month) On August 2nd Anna List, Ethan Salley, And Stephanie Kindos Of The Florida Department Of Environmental Protection (Dep Or Department), Conducted A Routine Compliance Evaluation Inspection At Veolia Es Technical Solutions Llc (Veolia Or Facility) To Ensure Compliance With State And Federal Hazardous Waste And Used Oil Regulations. Veolia Was Last Inspected On November 11th, 2020, With No Violations Cited. This Facility Is A Mercury Reclamation And Recovery Facility Located At 342 Marpan Lane In Tallahassee, Florida And Has Been In Operation Since 1995. Veolia Is Currently Operating With Two Drivers And Six Employees In The Transport And Processing Of Mercury Containing Lamps And Devices, Mercury Contaminated Debris, Electronic Waste, Batteries, Scrap Metal, And Pcb Waste. Waste For Recycle Is Picked Up In Nc, Sc, Ga, Fl, Tn, La, Ms, Ar And Al And Transported To Veolia For Processing. Veolia Is A Large Quantity Generator Of Hazardous Waste And A Rcra Permitted Facility. Veolia Is Designed To Recycle Mercury Containing Lamps, Devices And Materials. Veolia Uses The Term Mercury Containing Manufactured Articles (Mcma) To Refer To Mercury Containing Devices And Mercury Contaminated Materials. Fluorescent Lamps Are Recycled Using A Combination Of Manual And Automated Dry Separation Process To Separate The Primary Components Of The Lamps: Glass Aluminum And The Phosphor Powder. Glass And Aluminum Are Shipped Off-Site For Further Reuse. The Phosphor Powder Derived From The Fluorescent Lamps Is Accumulated On-Site And The Mercury Contained In The Powder Is Reclaimed Using A Retort Oven. In The Recovery Process, Small Amounts Of Other Scrap Metals And Plastics Are Also Generated. High Intensity Discharge (Hid) Lamps Are Processed Using A Combination Of Manual And Automated Separation Processes To Separate The Outer Lamp Glass, Brass Or Aluminum Bases And The Mercury Containing Arc Tube. The Arc Tubes Are Crushed And Loaded Into Containers For Retort Processing To Reclaim The Mercury. Mcma Are Recycled Through A Combination Of Manual Separation Followed By Retort Processing, Or The Articles May Be Placed Directly In The Retort Oven For Processing. All Fluorescent Lamp Processing Equipment, Except For The Feed Belt, Is Contained Within A Separate Room That Is Equipped With Special Air Handling Systems. The Air Handling Systems Maintain A Negative Air Pressure Within The Room. The Hid Process Is Performed Within The Controlled Environment Of The Hid Machine. Some Hid Lamps Due To Their Construction, Are Dismantled By Hand, However The Arc Tubes Removed From These Lamps Are Fed Into The Hid Machine For Crushing. All Phases Of The Separation Process Are Conducted Within A Negative Pressure Enclosure. The Retorting Of Mercury Containing Materials, Including Phosphor Powder, Crushed Arc Tubes And Mcma, Occurs In A Separate Room With Its Own Air Handling Systems. The Systems Impart Negative Pressure To The Room To Control Mercury Vapors. Elemental Mercury Is Recovered From The Retort Operation And Shipped To A Mercury Refiner/Seller. This Company May Sell The Mercury As Is Or May Further Refine The Mercury And Repackage For Sale Or Use In The Manufacture Of New Products. In Addition To The Recycling Of Mercury Containing Lamps And Mcma, The Facility Also Operates As A Handler Of Other Universal Wastes And Non-Rcra-Regulated Wastes Such As Computer Equipment And Lamp Ballasts. The Facility Also Conducts Hazardous And Nonhazardous Waste Transporter And Transfer Activities. | A. Outside North Storage Area: One 20-Yard Roll-Off For Collection Of Processed Glass Was Staged In This Area On A Concrete Pad. An Adjacent Asphalt Paved Area Is Used For Collection Of Cardboard/Paper Products, Wood Pallet Recycling And Various Empty Container Storage. The Hazardous Waste Transfer Area Is Also Located Here For The Overnight Holding Of Transport Trucks In The Event Of An Arrival After Business Hours. The Trucks Are Immediately Unloaded During The Next Busin
12/20/2023	Financial Record	Reviewed-11/15/2023 ; Finished-12/20/2023
03/21/2024	Site Inspection	Routine; LQG (>1000 kg/month) - Routine; TSD Facility Veolia Is A Large Quantity Generator (Lqg) Of Hazardous Waste And A Rcra Permitted Transfer And Storage Facility (Tsd). Veolia Is Designed To Recycle Mercury Containing Lamps, Devices, And Materials. Veolia Uses The Term Mercury Containing Manufactured Articles (Mcma) To Refer To Mercury Containing Devices And Mercury Contaminated Materials. On March 21, 2024, Anna List And Camille Cox Of The Florida Department Of Environmental Protection (Dep Or Department), Conducted A Routine Compliance Evaluation Inspection (Cei) At Veolia Es Technical Solutions Llc (Veolia Or Facility) To Ensure Compliance With State And Federal Transportation Of Hazardous Waste And Used Oil Regulations. Veolia Was Last Inspected On August 2, 2023, As A Large Quantity Generator (Lqg), With No Violations Cited. This Facility Is A Mercury Reclamation And Recovery Facility As Well As A Waste Transfer Location Located At 342 Marpan Lane In Tallahassee, Florida And Has Been In Operation Since 1995. Veolia Is Currently Operating With Two Drivers And Six Employees In The Transport And Processing Of Mercury Containing Lamps And Devices, Mercury Contaminated Debris, Electronic Waste, Batteries, Scrap Metal, And Pcb Waste. Waste For Recycle Is Picked Up In Nc, Sc, Ga, Fl, Tn, La, Ms, Ar And Al And Transported To Veolia For Processing. | Fluorescent Lamps Are Recycled Using A Combination Of Manual And Automated Dry Separation Process To Separate The Primary Components Of The Lamps: Glass Aluminum And Phosphor Powder. Glass And Aluminum Are Shipped Off-Site For Further Reuse. The Phosphor Powder Derived From The Fluorescent Lamps Is Accumulated On-Site And The Mercury Contained In The Powder Is Reclaimed Using A Retort Oven. In The Recovery Process, Small Amounts Of Other Scrap Metals And Plastics Are Also Generated. High Intensity Discharge (Hid) Lamps Are Processed Using A Combination Of Manual And Automated Separation Processes To Separate The Outer Lamp Glass, Brass Or Aluminum Bases And The Mercury Containing Arc Tube. The Arc Tubes Are Crushed And Loaded Into Containers For Retort Processing To Reclaim The Mercury. Mcma Are Recycled Through A Combination Of Manual Separation Followed By Retort Processing, Or The Articles May Be Placed Directly In The Retort Oven For Processing. All Fluorescent Lamp Processing Equipment, Except For The Feed Belt, Is Contained Within A Separate Room That Is Equipped With Special Air Handling Systems. The Air Handling Systems Maintain A Negative Air Pressure Within The Room. The Hid Process Is Performed Within The Controlled Environment Of The Hid Machine Room. Some Hid Lamps, Due To Their Construction, Are Dismantled By Hand. The Arc Tubes Removed From These Lamps Are Fed Into The Hid Machine For Crushing. All Phases Of The Separation Process Are Conducted Within The Negative Pressure Enclosure. The Retorting Of Mercury Containing Materials, Including Phosphor Powder, Crushed Arc Tubes And Mcma, Occurs In A Separate Room With Its Own Air Handling Systems. The Systems Impart Negative Pressure To The Room To Control Mercury Vapors. Elemental Mercury Is Recovered From The Retort Operation And Shipped To A Mercury Refiner/Seller. This Company May Sell The Mercury As Is Or May Further Refine The Mercury And Repackage It For Sale Or Use In The Manufacture Of New Products. In Addition To The Recycling Of Mercury Containing Lamps And Mcma, The Facility Also Operates As A Handler Of Other Universal Wastes And Non-Rcra-Regulated Wastes Such As Computer Equipment And Lamp Ballasts. The Facility Also Conducts Hazardous And Nonhazardous Waste Transporter And Transfer Activities. A. Outside North Storage Area: One 20-Yard Roll-Off For Collection Of Processed Glass Was Staged In This Area On A Concrete Pad. An Adjacent Asphalt Paved Area Is Used For Collection Of Cardboard/Paper Products, Wood Pallet Recycling And Various Empty Container Storage. At The Time Of Inspection A Large Quantity Of Empty 55-Gallon Drums Were Stored In This Area Wai
03/31/2025	Site Inspection

Vio#	Area	Regulation	Opened By	Date Determined	Completed	ETA	Act	Act Date	Regulation Text Excerpt (mouse over for full text)
1	XXS	403.727	Byer_J	01/17/2001	06/01/2001		8068	01/17/2001	Violations; defenses, penalties, and remedies.--
2	XXS	403.727	Byer_J	01/17/2001	06/01/2001		8068	01/17/2001	Violations; defenses, penalties, and remedies.--
3	XXS	403.727	Byer_J	01/17/2001	06/01/2001		8068	01/17/2001	Violations; defenses, penalties, and remedies.--
4	264.B	264.16(d)(4)	Kennedy_Md	05/22/2002	12/05/2002		9058	05/22/2002	Records that document that the training or job experience required under paragraphs (a), (b), and (c) of this section has been given to, and completed by, facility personnel.
5	264.C	264.35	Kennedy_Md	05/22/2002	12/05/2002		9058	05/22/2002	Required aisle space. The owner or operator must maintain aisle space to allow the unobstructed movement of personnel, fire protection equipment, spill control equipment, and decontamination equipment to any area of facility operation in an emergency
6	264.I	264.173(a)	Kennedy_Md	05/22/2002	12/05/2002		9058	05/22/2002	A container holding hazardous waste must always be closed during storage, except when it is necessary to add or remove waste.
7	XXS	403.727	Byer_J	11/22/2004	12/06/2004		10424	11/22/2004	Violations; defenses, penalties, and remedies.--
8	XXS	403.727	Byer_J	10/06/2005	08/02/2006		10908	10/06/2005	Violations; defenses, penalties, and remedies.--
9	264.D	264.54(c)	Byer_J	10/06/2005	08/02/2006		10908	10/06/2005	The facility changes-in its design, construction, operation, maintenance, or other circumstances-in a way that materially increases the potential for fires, explosions, or releases of hazardous waste or hazardous waste constituents, or changes the re
10		264.73	Byer_J	10/06/2005	08/02/2006		10908	10/06/2005	Operating record.
11	XXS	403.727	Byer_J	10/06/2005	08/02/2006		10908	10/06/2005	Violations; defenses, penalties, and remedies.--
12	PCR	403.727(1)(c)	Woehle_M	05/16/2007	08/28/2007		12008	05/16/2007	Fail to comply with a permit;
13	264.I	264.173(b)	Byer_J	08/28/2008	11/14/2008		13020	08/28/2008	A container holding hazardous waste must not be opened, handled, or stored in a manner which may rupture the container or cause it to leak.
25	PCR, 264.A	264.1(b), 62-730.240	Byer_J	08/28/2008	11/14/2008		13020	08/28/2008	The standards in this part apply to owners and operators of all facilities which treat, store, or dispose of hazardous waste, except as specifically provided otherwise in this part or part 261 of this chapter., Operation Permits.
26	264.C	264.32	Byer_J	08/28/2008	11/14/2008		13020	08/28/2008	Required equipment. All facilities must be equipped with the following, unless it can be demonstrated to the Regional Administrator that none of the hazards posed by waste handled at the facility could require a particular kind of equipment specified
27	XXS	62-730.160(6)	Woehle_M	03/16/2009	05/01/2009		15939	03/16/2009	Generators shall maintain adequate aisle space between containers of hazardous waste to allow for inspection of the condition and labels of the individual containers.
28	PCR	62-737.800(10)	Woehle_M	03/16/2009	05/01/2009		15939	03/16/2009	Per Rule 62-730.290, F.A.C., owners and operators shall, using DEP Form 62-737.900(2), notify the Department prior to any modifications to the operations or equipment which do not conform to the approved permit. Fees for such modifications shall be 1
29	273.C	273.35(a)	Woehle_M	03/16/2009	05/01/2009		15939	03/16/2009	A large quantity handler of universal waste may accumulate universal waste for no longer than one year from the date the universal waste is generated, or received from another handler, unless the requirements of paragraph (b) of this section are met.
14	PCR, 264.A, XXS	264.1(b), 62-737.800(9), 403.727(1)(c)	Mitchell_A	12/07/2010	05/10/2011	150143	29200	12/07/2010	The standards in this part apply to owners and operators of all facilities which treat, store, or dispose of hazardous waste, except as specifically provided otherwise in this part or part 261 of this chapter., Owners and operators shall store proces
15	PCR, 264.I, XXS	264.171, 264.173(a), 62-737.800(9), 403.727(1)(c)	Mitchell_A	12/07/2010	05/10/2011	150143	29200	12/07/2010	Condition of containers. If a container holding hazardous waste is not in good condition (e.g., severe rusting, apparent structural defects) or if it begins to leak, the owner or operator must transfer the hazardous waste from this container to a co
16	264.D	264.51(b)	Mitchell_A	12/07/2010	05/10/2011	150143	29200	12/07/2010	The provisions of the plan must be carried out immediately whenever there is a fire, explosion, or release of hazardous waste or hazardous waste constituents which could threaten human health or the environment.
17	262.A	262.11	Mitchell_A	12/07/2010	05/10/2011	150143	29200	12/07/2010	Hazardous waste determination. A person who generates a solid waste, as defined in 40 CFR 261.2, must determine if that waste is a hazardous waste using the following method:
18	262.C	262.34(a)(2)	Mitchell_A	12/07/2010	05/10/2011	150143	29200	12/07/2010	The date upon which each period of accumulation begins is clearly marked and visible for inspection on each container;
19	264.D	264.51(b)	Mitchell_A	12/07/2010	05/10/2011	150143	29200	12/07/2010	The provisions of the plan must be carried out immediately whenever there is a fire, explosion, or release of hazardous waste or hazardous waste constituents which could threaten human health or the environment.
30	XXS	62-730.160(6)	Mitchell_A	12/07/2010	05/10/2011		29200	12/07/2010	Generators shall maintain adequate aisle space between containers of hazardous waste to allow for inspection of the condition and labels of the individual containers.
31	XXS	62-737	Mitchell_A	12/07/2010	05/10/2011		29200	12/07/2010	CHAPTER 62-737 THE MANAGEMENT OF SPENT MERCURY-CONTAINING LAMPS AND DEVICES DESTINED FOR RECYCLING
20	PCR	403.727(1)(c)	Mitchell_A	01/13/2012	01/25/2012		157034	01/13/2012	Fail to comply with a permit;
21	265.E	265.71(a)(2)	Mitchell_A	12/17/2015	04/12/2016	177852	176769	12/17/2015	If a facility receives a hazardous waste shipment accompanied by a manifest, the owner, operator or his/her agent must:
22	265.C	265.35	Mitchell_A	12/17/2015	04/12/2016	177852	176769	12/17/2015	Required aisle space. The owner or operator must maintain aisle space to allow the unobstructed movement of personnel, fire protection equipment, spill control equipment, and decontamination equipment to any area of facility operation in an emergency
23	265.I	265.173(a)	Mitchell_A	12/17/2015	04/12/2016	177852	176769	12/17/2015	A container holding hazardous waste must always be closed during storage, except when it is necessary to add or remove waste.
24	265.B	265.16(a)(1)	Mitchell_A	12/17/2015	04/12/2016	177852	176769	12/17/2015	Facility personnel must successfully complete a program of classroom instruction or on-the-job training that teaches them to perform their duties in a way that ensures the facility's compliance with the requirements of this part. The owner or operato