Activity History Listing

Activity History for:

EPAID: FLD152764767, Hagan Holding Company dba HOWCO Environmental Services

Note: ETA links to Enforcement Tracking Activity

Date Done	Activity Type	Activity Comments	ETA Link
04/16/1990	Legacy Site Inspection	Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96 Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96
09/21/1990	Warning Letter Issued	Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96 Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96
10/16/1990	File Review	Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96 Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96
10/25/1990	Other Inspection	Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96 Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96
08/06/1991	Notice Of Violation Issued	Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96 Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96
06/19/1992	Consent Order Executed	Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96 Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96
02/19/1993	Legacy Site Inspection	Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96 Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96
04/12/1993	Warning Letter Issued	Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96 Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96
04/21/1993	Sampling Inspection	Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96 Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96
11/04/1993	Contamination Assessment Plan	Cap/Qapp Add. Submitted Cap/Qapp Add. Submitted
11/05/1993	Letter	Response To Dept. Settlement Offer Due | Expect Response On Settlement Offer From Howco Atty. Response To Dept. Settlement Offer Due | Expect Response On Settlement Offer From Howco Atty.
11/08/1993	Contamination Assessment Plan	Cap Add. Submitted To Tally For Review | Cap Add. Review Recvd From Tally-Approved Cap Add. Submitted To Tally For Review | Cap Add. Review Recvd From Tally-Approved
11/08/1993	Quality Assurance Project Plan	Qapp Add. #2 Submitted To Tally For Review | Returned W/ Revisions Required Qapp Add. #2 Submitted To Tally For Review | Returned W/ Revisions Required
12/03/1993	Telephone Conversation	Counter Offer From Joseph Mcnabb Due Counter Offer From Joseph Mcnabb Due
01/27/1994	Letter	Settlement Offer To L. Lockett-Response Due | J. Mcnabb Scheduled Meeting To Discuss Case Settlement Offer To L. Lockett-Response Due | J. Mcnabb Scheduled Meeting To Discuss Case
03/09/1994	Enforcement Meeting	B. Knauss To Make Decision On Further Enforcement Actions | Case Closed-Outstanding Issues Addressed In Subsequent Inspections B. Knauss To Make Decision On Further Enforcement Actions | Case Closed-Outstanding Issues Addressed In Subsequent Inspections
03/15/1994	Legacy Site Inspection	Wl Issuance Due Wl Issuance Due
03/31/1994	Quality Assurance Project Plan	Qapp Revisions Due/Dep Ltr. Also Incl. Notice Of Cap Approval Qapp Revisions Due/Dep Ltr. Also Incl. Notice Of Cap Approval
05/25/1994	Quality Assurance Project Plan	Qapp Review Due From Tally | Qapp Approved-D. Adams Qapp Review Due From Tally | Qapp Approved-D. Adams
05/31/1994	Warning Letter Issued	Response To Wl Due | B. Knauss To Schedule Meeting Upon Receipt Of Sampling Guidelines Response To Wl Due | B. Knauss To Schedule Meeting Upon Receipt Of Sampling Guidelines
07/26/1994	Permit Condition Or Consent Order/Response Due	Notice To Implement Cap-First Monthly Progress Report Due | Site Health&Safety Plan Prepared/Well Survey Begun Notice To Implement Cap-First Monthly Progress Report Due | Site Health&Safety Plan Prepared/Well Survey Begun
10/04/1994	Contamination Assessment Plan	2nd Monthly Progress Report Due 2nd Monthly Progress Report Due
11/03/1994	Contamination Assessment Plan	3rd Monthly Progress Report Due 3rd Monthly Progress Report Due
12/01/1994	Contamination Assessment Plan	4th Monthly Progress Report Due 4th Monthly Progress Report Due
12/28/1994	Contamination Assessment Plan	Monthly Progress Report Due Monthly Progress Report Due
02/02/1995	Contamination Assessment Plan	Monthly Progress Report Due | No Progress Reported In Progress Report-Notified Consultant Will Be Proceeding W/ Enf. Action Against Howco To Implement Cap Monthly Progress Report Due | No Progress Reported In Progress Report-Notified Consultant Will Be Proceeding W/ Enf. Action Against Howco To Implement Cap
03/03/1995	Contamination Assessment Plan	Recvd. Progress Report-Will Install 6 Mw'S On 3/13 & 3/14 Recvd. Progress Report-Will Install 6 Mw'S On 3/13 & 3/14
04/05/1995	Contamination Assessment Plan	Monthly Progress Report Due-Wells To Have Been Installed And Sampled In March Monthly Progress Report Due-Wells To Have Been Installed And Sampled In March
04/14/1995	Permit Condition Or Consent Order/Response Due	Status Report Due-Initial Gw Sampling Results From 6 Wells | Gw Sampling Results Indicate Heavy Cont.-Supplemental Work Proposed Status Report Due-Initial Gw Sampling Results From 6 Wells | Gw Sampling Results Indicate Heavy Cont.-Supplemental Work Proposed
05/04/1995	Permit Condition Or Consent Order/Response Due	Monthly Status Report Recvd.-Preparing Proposal For Further Work Monthly Status Report Recvd.-Preparing Proposal For Further Work
06/06/1995	Permit Condition Or Consent Order/Response Due	Monthly Status Report Due W/ Proposal For Further Work Monthly Status Report Due W/ Proposal For Further Work
06/26/1995	Letter	Settlement Offer To T. Hagan/Tastemaker Case Also-Response Due | L. Lockett-Agree To Offer If Can Drop Part A Permit Settlement Offer To T. Hagan/Tastemaker Case Also-Response Due | L. Lockett-Agree To Offer If Can Drop Part A Permit
07/03/1995	Permit Condition Or Consent Order/Response Due	Monthly Status Report Due Monthly Status Report Due
07/07/1995	Permit Condition Or Consent Order/Response Due	June Status Report Promised Further Scope Of Work Submittal | Supplemental Scope Of Work Submitted June Status Report Promised Further Scope Of Work Submittal | Supplemental Scope Of Work Submitted
08/04/1995	Permit Condition Or Consent Order/Response Due	Monthly Status Report Due Monthly Status Report Due
08/24/1995	Contamination Assessment Plan	Fgs Proposal For Further Work To J. Armstrong 7/13-Review Due | Recvd. Comments-Further Soil Confirm. Samples Needed Otherwise Ok Fgs Proposal For Further Work To J. Armstrong 7/13-Review Due | Recvd. Comments-Further Soil Confirm. Samples Needed Otherwise Ok
09/05/1995	Permit Condition Or Consent Order/Response Due	Monthly Status Report Due | Further Work To Be Implemented Upon Receipt Of J. Armstrong'S Comments Monthly Status Report Due | Further Work To Be Implemented Upon Receipt Of J. Armstrong'S Comments
10/10/1995	Permit Condition Or Consent Order/Response Due	Status Report Due On Implementation Of Further Work-Review To Fgs 9/6 | Fgs Reports Supplemental Work To Be Implemented 10/95 Status Report Due On Implementation Of Further Work-Review To Fgs 9/6 | Fgs Reports Supplemental Work To Be Implemented 10/95
10/31/1995	Permit Condition Or Consent Order/Response Due	Apply For Permit Renewal Apply For Permit Renewal
11/07/1995	Permit Condition Or Consent Order/Response Due	Monthly Status Report Due-Fgs Implementing Supp. Work | Soil Sampling & Wells Installed Between 10/24-11/3 Monthly Status Report Due-Fgs Implementing Supp. Work | Soil Sampling & Wells Installed Between 10/24-11/3
12/04/1995	Permit Condition Or Consent Order/Response Due	Monthly Status Report Due | Car Draft To Be Submitted To Howco 12/95 Monthly Status Report Due | Car Draft To Be Submitted To Howco 12/95
12/29/1995	Permit Condition Or Consent Order/Response Due	Monthly Status Report & Car Due Per 12/1 Status Report | Still Working On Car-Telecon W/ Maura Clark 1/11-Payment Problems, Have Suspended Work Monthly Status Report & Car Due Per 12/1 Status Report | Still Working On Car-Telecon W/ Maura Clark 1/11-Payment Problems, Have Suspended Work
01/11/1996	Telephone Conversation	Maura Clark Says Fgs Pres. To Meet W/ T. Hagan Over Payment Problems-Will Notify Me Of Results | February Report Says 5 Areas Of Site Are Atrp-Eligible, Will Be Meeting With Tally Personnel Over Reimbursement Issues Maura Clark Says Fgs Pres. To Meet W/ T. Hagan Over Payment Problems-Will Notify Me Of Results | February Report Says 5 Areas Of Site Are Atrp-Eligible, Will Be Meeting With Tally Personnel Over Reimbursement Issues
02/01/1996	Permit Condition Or Consent Order/Response Due	Monthly Status Report Due | Car In Preparation-5 Areas Of Site Atrp Eligible Monthly Status Report Due | Car In Preparation-5 Areas Of Site Atrp Eligible
03/04/1996	Permit Condition Or Consent Order/Response Due	February Report-Car 95% Done-Will Submit By End Of March February Report-Car 95% Done-Will Submit By End Of March
04/04/1996	Permit Condition Or Consent Order/Response Due	Monthly Report And Car Due | Recvd. Status Report Promising Car By 4/12 Monthly Report And Car Due | Recvd. Status Report Promising Car By 4/12
04/19/1996	Contamination Assessment Report	Recvd. In Swd 4/19-Forwarded To Bwc 4/23-Review Due | Recvd. Car Review From J. Armstrong Recvd. In Swd 4/19-Forwarded To Bwc 4/23-Review Due | Recvd. Car Review From J. Armstrong
05/03/1996	Permit Condition Or Consent Order/Response Due	Submittal Of April Status Report Submittal Of April Status Report
06/01/1996	Permit Condition Or Consent Order/Response Due	May Status Report Due May Status Report Due
07/05/1996	Permit Condition Or Consent Order/Response Due	June Status Report Due June Status Report Due
07/09/1996	Contamination Assessment Report	Car Review Comments To Howco-Phase Ii Cap Due | Meeting Held 8/12-Howco Will Do No Further Work Until Site Is Ranked For Atrp Funding Car Review Comments To Howco-Phase Ii Cap Due | Meeting Held 8/12-Howco Will Do No Further Work Until Site Is Ranked For Atrp Funding
08/05/1996	Permit Condition Or Consent Order/Response Due	Monthly Status Report Recvd. Monthly Status Report Recvd.
09/06/1996	Permit Condition Or Consent Order/Response Due	Monthly Status Report Recvd.-No Further Work Will Be Done Until Site Is Ranked For Atrp Funding Monthly Status Report Recvd.-No Further Work Will Be Done Until Site Is Ranked For Atrp Funding
10/06/1996	Case Closed By District	Site Atrp Eligible & Ranked Below Level To Require Further Assess Site Atrp Eligible & Ranked Below Level To Require Further Assess
10/16/1996	Legacy Site Inspection	Inspection Report Due | Option 1 Wl Issued Inspection Report Due | Option 1 Wl Issued
10/16/1996	Case Closed By District	Violation Addressed As Part Of 10/16/96 Cei Violation Addressed As Part Of 10/16/96 Cei
04/02/1997	Significant Non-Complier - Yes
04/11/1997	Warning Letter Issued	Response To Wl Due | L. Lockett Left Message 5/2: Will Send Written Response 2 Weeks Response To Wl Due | L. Lockett Left Message 5/2: Will Send Written Response 2 Weeks
04/11/1997	Civil Penalty Authorization Memo	Pa To Tally 4/11 - Review Due | Pa Approved Pa To Tally 4/11 - Review Due | Pa Approved
07/16/1997	Enforcement Meeting	Position Letter To Howco Due Position Letter To Howco Due
09/08/1997	Letter	Settlement Offer To L. Lockett 9/8-Response Due | Letter From L. Lockett-Going On Vacation, Will Respond After 9/25 Settlement Offer To L. Lockett 9/8-Response Due | Letter From L. Lockett-Going On Vacation, Will Respond After 9/25
09/16/1997	Letter	Settle Offer Due From L. Lockett Settle Offer Due From L. Lockett
12/16/1997	Letter	Settlement Offer To L. Lockett 12/16 - Response Due | First Detailed Written Response To Wl Ever Received Settlement Offer To L. Lockett 12/16 - Response Due | First Detailed Written Response To Wl Ever Received
03/06/1998	Letter	Response To Settlement Offer Due Response To Settlement Offer Due
03/11/1998	Draft Consent Order Issued
09/14/1998	Telephone Conversation	Telecon W/ Hagan - Co Due Or Issue Nov Telecon W/ Hagan - Co Due Or Issue Nov
09/29/1998	Legacy Site Inspection	Inspection Report Due Inspection Report Due
01/07/1999	Draft Consent Order Issued	Latest Draft Issued - Response Due Latest Draft Issued - Response Due
04/28/1999	Draft Consent Order Issued	Final Draft Mailed 4/28 - Return Of Signed Order Due Final Draft Mailed 4/28 - Return Of Signed Order Due
05/03/1999	Submittal Received By Department	Response To 5th Nod Response To 5th Nod
05/11/1999	Submittal Received By Department	Response To 5th Nod (Statistical Sampling Plan) Response To 5th Nod (Statistical Sampling Plan)
06/08/1999	Legacy Site Inspection	Completed Review Of Responses To 5th Nod, Inadequate Completed Review Of Responses To 5th Nod, Inadequate
06/10/1999	Warning Letter Issued	Penalty Assessed For 6th Nod Penalty Assessed For 6th Nod
06/16/1999	Consent Order Executed	Co Includes Penalties, 2nd Contain Upgrades And Waste Determ Co Includes Penalties, 2nd Contain Upgrades And Waste Determ
06/16/1999	Significant Non-Complier - No	Facility Rtc W/ Execution Of Co 6/16/99 Facility Rtc W/ Execution Of Co 6/16/99
07/06/1999	Permit Condition Or Consent Order/Response Due	1 Of 12 $1762.50 Payment Due 1 Of 12 $1762.50 Payment Due
07/12/1999	Permit Condition Or Consent Order/Response Due	Tclp Sampling Of Wwts And Oes Done 7/12 - Results Due Tclp Sampling Of Wwts And Oes Done 7/12 - Results Due
07/19/1999	Permit Condition Or Consent Order/Response Due	Proof Of Publication Due Proof Of Publication Due
07/21/1999	Permit Condition Or Consent Order/Response Due	Pressure Test On All Underground Piping Due | Testing Performed 7/21 - Results Recvd Swd 8/25 - All Pass Pressure Test On All Underground Piping Due | Testing Performed 7/21 - Results Recvd Swd 8/25 - All Pass
07/21/1999	Enforcement Meeting
07/30/1999	Letter	Response To 6th Nod Due 30 Days After Dep Response Response To 6th Nod Due 30 Days After Dep Response
08/24/1999	Permit Condition Or Consent Order/Response Due	2 Of 12 $1762.50 Payment Due 2 Of 12 $1762.50 Payment Due
08/27/1999	Letter	Written Response Concerning Dep'S Position Written Response Concerning Dep'S Position
09/16/1999	Permit Condition Or Consent Order/Response Due	Notification Of Piping Upgrade Due | Facility Declined P2 Credit For Piping Upgrade-Paid Addtl $5000 Notification Of Piping Upgrade Due | Facility Declined P2 Credit For Piping Upgrade-Paid Addtl $5000
09/16/1999	Permit Condition Or Consent Order/Response Due	$5000 Payment Due - Did Not Elect To Upgrade Piping W/ 2nd Containment $5000 Payment Due - Did Not Elect To Upgrade Piping W/ 2nd Containment
09/17/1999	Compliance Evaluation Inspection	Inspection Report Completed And Sent Out Inspection Report Completed And Sent Out
09/24/1999	Permit Condition Or Consent Order/Response Due	3 Of 12 $1762.50 Paement Due 3 Of 12 $1762.50 Paement Due
09/24/1999	Letter	Solid Waste Permitting Comments, Including Asking For $2000 Fee Solid Waste Permitting Comments, Including Asking For $2000 Fee
09/28/1999	Project Closed Letter	In-Compliance Letter Sent Out In-Compliance Letter Sent Out
10/11/1999	Permit Condition Or Consent Order/Response Due	2 Of 4 Tclp Sampling Of Wwts And Oes Due | Sample Failed For Benzene - Next 2 Batches To Be Sampled 2 Of 4 Tclp Sampling Of Wwts And Oes Due | Sample Failed For Benzene - Next 2 Batches To Be Sampled
10/27/1999	Submittal Received By Department	Official Response To 6th Nod Official Response To 6th Nod
10/29/1999	Permit Condition Or Consent Order/Response Due	4 Of 12 $1762.50 Payment Due 4 Of 12 $1762.50 Payment Due
11/19/1999	Letter	Howco Respond By 12/3 On What Their Position On Sampling & Analysis Of Outbound Oil Howco Respond By 12/3 On What Their Position On Sampling & Analysis Of Outbound Oil
11/22/1999	Permit Condition Or Consent Order/Response Due	Wwt Sludge Sampled - Results Due | 3 Additional Batches Sampled- 1st Failed, Nest Two Passed Wwt Sludge Sampled - Results Due | 3 Additional Batches Sampled- 1st Failed, Nest Two Passed
11/29/1999	Permit Condition Or Consent Order/Response Due	5 Of 12 $1762.50 Payment Due 5 Of 12 $1762.50 Payment Due
11/30/1999	Permit Condition Or Consent Order/Response Due	Wwt Sludge Sampled - Results Due Wwt Sludge Sampled - Results Due
12/03/1999	File Review	No Response From Howco; Application Determined To Be Complete No Response From Howco; Application Determined To Be Complete
12/10/1999	Permit Condition Or Consent Order/Response Due	Pe Cert Due Of Completion Of Uo Container Storage Area Upgrades Pe Cert Due Of Completion Of Uo Container Storage Area Upgrades
12/10/1999	Permit Condition Or Consent Order/Response Due	Pe Cert Due Of Completion Of South Contain #2 Upgrade Pe Cert Due Of Completion Of South Contain #2 Upgrade
12/10/1999	Permit Condition Or Consent Order/Response Due	Pe Cert Due Of Contain For Tank #110 & #111 Pe Cert Due Of Contain For Tank #110 & #111
12/10/1999	Permit Condition Or Consent Order/Response Due	Completion Of Application Of Impervious Coating To Contain #2 Completion Of Application Of Impervious Coating To Contain #2
01/19/2000	Permit Condition Or Consent Order/Response Due	3 Of 4 Tclp Sampling Of Wwts And Oes Due | Took Split Samples W/ Howco 3 Of 4 Tclp Sampling Of Wwts And Oes Due | Took Split Samples W/ Howco
01/19/2000	Letter	D. Roehm Ltr W/ Sludge Tclp Results - 90-Day Time Limit For Shipment Of Hw Sludge D. Roehm Ltr W/ Sludge Tclp Results - 90-Day Time Limit For Shipment Of Hw Sludge
01/19/2000	Interdepartmental Memo	Took Split Samples W/ Howco - Results Due Took Split Samples W/ Howco - Results Due
01/28/2000	Letter	Response Due - Contain#1 Certification & Dec And Jan Payments Response Due - Contain#1 Certification & Dec And Jan Payments
09/19/2000	Legacy Site Inspection	Inspection Report Being Drafted. Inspection Report Being Drafted.
03/20/2001	Enforcement Project Initiated
03/21/2001	Warning Letter Issued	Awaiting Response From Generator. Meeting Scheduled For April 19th. Awaiting Response From Generator. Meeting Scheduled For April 19th.
03/21/2001	Significant Non-Complier - Yes
04/19/2001	Enforcement Meeting	Howco Will Provide Counteroffer Within One Week. Howco Will Provide Counteroffer Within One Week.
04/20/2001	Meeting	Visited Site To Check Corrected Violations. Visited Site To Check Corrected Violations.
04/23/2001	Letter	Extension For Reply To Wl Approved Until 23 May 2001. Extension For Reply To Wl Approved Until 23 May 2001.
05/04/2001	Submittal Received By Department	Counter Offer Received. Offer $200.00. Rejected. Counter Offer Received. Offer $200.00. Rejected.
05/08/2001	Meeting	Discuss Format For Wl Response And Hw Used Oil Problem. Discuss Format For Wl Response And Hw Used Oil Problem.
05/18/2001	Letter	Rejection Of Howco Penalty Counteroffer. Draft Sco Submitted. Rejection Of Howco Penalty Counteroffer. Draft Sco Submitted.
05/29/2001	Submittal Received By Department	Counteroffer Of $500 Received From Howco. Unacceptable. Drafting Case Report For Ogc. Counteroffer Of $500 Received From Howco. Unacceptable. Drafting Case Report For Ogc.
08/14/2001	Legacy Site Inspection
08/14/2001	Significant Non-Complier - Yes
08/16/2001	File Review	Data Cleanup - Permit Has Been Issued, Case Closed Data Cleanup - Permit Has Been Issued, Case Closed
08/16/2001	Compliance W/O Formal Enforcement Action
08/16/2001	Case Closed By District
08/31/2001	Case Referred To Ogc
10/05/2001	Enforcement Meeting	Teleconference-Hagan/Lockett/Dempsey/Tam/Gephart/Dregne. Teleconference-Hagan/Lockett/Dempsey/Tam/Gephart/Dregne.
10/10/2001	Short Form Consent Order Issued	Order Signed By Hagan. Order Signed By Hagan.
10/26/2001	Short Form Consent Order Executed	First Payment Due In 90 Days> First Payment Due In 90 Days>
10/26/2001	Significant Non-Complier - No
10/26/2001	Return To Compliance From Formal Enforcement
11/05/2001	Warning Letter Issued	Suspense Nov 20, 2001. Suspense Nov 20, 2001.
12/04/2001	Enforcement Meeting	Will Come Back With Counter Offer In Thirty Days. Will Come Back With Counter Offer In Thirty Days.
12/14/2001	Permit Condition Or Consent Order/Response Due	First Payment Received. Second Payment Due 10 Feb 02. Ogc#01-1496c. First Payment Received. Second Payment Due 10 Feb 02. Ogc#01-1496c.
01/04/2002	Submittal Received By Department	Counter Offer Received, $1898.00. Under Review. Counter Offer Received, $1898.00. Under Review.
02/04/2002	Permit Condition Or Consent Order/Response Due	Second Payment Received. Third Payment Due 10 March 2001. $1000. Second Payment Received. Third Payment Due 10 March 2001. $1000.
02/27/2002	Letter	Howco Counteroffer Rejected. New Offer Proposed Using Elra. $10,000. Howco Counteroffer Rejected. New Offer Proposed Using Elra. $10,000.
02/28/2002	Letter	Elra Counteroffer Letter. Elra Counteroffer Letter.
03/18/2002	Submittal Received By Department	Department Offer Accepted. Waiting For Financial Assurance Submission To Solid Waste. Cost Estimate Approved. Department Offer Accepted. Waiting For Financial Assurance Submission To Solid Waste. Cost Estimate Approved.
04/18/2002	Permit Condition Or Consent Order/Response Due	Third Payment Received, Fourth Payment Due. $1000. Third Payment Received, Fourth Payment Due. $1000.
04/25/2002	Telephone Conversation	Company Using Fictitious Name, Must Change Permit Name To Real Name Before Solid Waste Division Will Process Financial Assurance. Company Using Fictitious Name, Must Change Permit Name To Real Name Before Solid Waste Division Will Process Financial Assurance.
04/29/2002	Permit Condition Or Consent Order/Response Due	Final Payment Received. $1000.00. Final Payment Received. $1000.00.
05/08/2002	Project Closed Letter
05/08/2002	Case Closed By District
06/14/2002	Letter	E-Mail From Howco. All Required Financial Assurance Documents Filed. E-Mail From Howco. All Required Financial Assurance Documents Filed.
07/03/2002	Letter	Confirmation From Sw That All Financial Assurance Documents In Order. Confirmation From Sw That All Financial Assurance Documents In Order.
07/08/2002	Short Form Consent Order Issued	Suspense July 25, 2002. Suspense July 25, 2002.
07/24/2002	Legacy Site Inspection	Preparing Draft Of Cei Report Preparing Draft Of Cei Report
07/26/2002	Short Form Consent Order Executed
07/26/2002	Significant Non-Complier - No
07/26/2002	Return To Compliance From Formal Enforcement
07/26/2002	Return To Compliance Letter
08/15/2002	Penalty Received	First Payment Received. Second Payment Due Sep 5 2002. First Payment Received. Second Payment Due Sep 5 2002.
09/17/2002	Penalty Received	Second Payment Received. Third Payment Due Oct 5, 2002. Second Payment Received. Third Payment Due Oct 5, 2002.
10/11/2002	Penalty Received	Third Payment Received. Fourth Payment Due November 5, 2002. Third Payment Received. Fourth Payment Due November 5, 2002.
11/12/2002	Penalty Received	Fourth Payment Received. Fifth Payment Due December 5, 2002. Fourth Payment Received. Fifth Payment Due December 5, 2002.
11/18/2002	Warning Letter Issued	Facility To Schedule Meeting With Dep Within 15 Days Of Receipt Of Wl Facility To Schedule Meeting With Dep Within 15 Days Of Receipt Of Wl
12/09/2002	Penalty Received	Fifth Payment Received. 1010.00. Sixth Payment Due Jan 5, 2003. Fifth Payment Received. 1010.00. Sixth Payment Due Jan 5, 2003.
12/11/2002	Enforcement Meeting	Meeting With Facility Personnel To Review Alleged Vciolations | Outcome Of Meeting - Issue Short Form Co For Penalties Assessed Meeting With Facility Personnel To Review Alleged Vciolations | Outcome Of Meeting - Issue Short Form Co For Penalties Assessed
12/19/2002	Draft Consent Order Issued	Facility Is To Sign Draft Co And Return By 1/13/03 Facility Is To Sign Draft Co And Return By 1/13/03
01/15/2003	Penalty Received	Sixth Payment Received. Seventh Payment Due 5 Feb. $1,010.00. Sixth Payment Received. Seventh Payment Due 5 Feb. $1,010.00.
01/27/2003	Penalty Received	1st Payment Of Five Received For $1,020 1st Payment Of Five Received For $1,020
01/28/2003	Short Form Consent Order Executed	Facility Is To Make 5 Monthly Payments Of $1020 To Satisfy Consent Order Facility Is To Make 5 Monthly Payments Of $1020 To Satisfy Consent Order
02/10/2003	Penalty Received	Seventh Payment Received. Eighth Payment Due 5 Mar. 1010.00. Seventh Payment Received. Eighth Payment Due 5 Mar. 1010.00.
02/26/2003	Penalty Received	2nd Payment Received Of 5 Payments Due 2nd Payment Received Of 5 Payments Due
03/11/2003	Penalty Received	Eighth Payment Received. Nineth Payment Due 5 April. $1010.00. Eighth Payment Received. Nineth Payment Due 5 April. $1010.00.
03/24/2003	Penalty Received	3rd Of 5 Payments To Satisfy Enforcement Penalty 3rd Of 5 Payments To Satisfy Enforcement Penalty
04/04/2003	Penalty Received	Ninth Payment Received. Final Payment Due 5 May. $1010.00. Ninth Payment Received. Final Payment Due 5 May. $1010.00.
04/21/2003	Penalty Received	Fourth Payment Of Five Due At $1020.00 Each Fourth Payment Of Five Due At $1020.00 Each
05/12/2003	Penalty Received	Final Payment Received. $1010.00. Final Payment Received. $1010.00.
05/28/2003	Penalty Received	Fith And Last Payment Of $1,020 Fith And Last Payment Of $1,020
06/04/2003	Project Closed Letter	Total Of 5 Penalty Payments Made For A Total Of $5,100 Have Been Received And Case Closed Total Of 5 Penalty Payments Made For A Total Of $5,100 Have Been Received And Case Closed
06/04/2003	Case Closed By District
06/04/2003	Project Closed Letter
06/04/2003	Case Closed By District
06/24/2003	Legacy Site Inspection
11/04/2003	Warning Letter Issued
12/12/2003	Meeting
01/12/2004	Short Form Consent Order Executed
01/12/2004	Return To Compliance From Formal Enforcement
02/18/2004	Case Closed By District
02/18/2004	Project Closed Letter
03/04/2004	Legacy Site Inspection	Compliance Activity Related To Used Oil Processing, Used Oil Transporter And Solid Waste Processing Rules Compliance Activity Related To Used Oil Processing, Used Oil Transporter And Solid Waste Processing Rules
03/04/2004	Enforcement Project Initiated
03/05/2004	Compliance Evaluation Inspection	Inspection Report Beintg Drafted. Inspection Report Beintg Drafted.
07/15/2004	Warning Letter Issued
07/15/2004	File Review	This Project Combined With Project #276795. Enforcement Case Initiated Under Warning Letter #276795 Dated July 15, 2004. This Project Combined With Project #276795. Enforcement Case Initiated Under Warning Letter #276795 Dated July 15, 2004.
07/19/2004	Case Closed By District	Enforcement Action Pursued Under Project #276795. Enforcement Action Pursued Under Project #276795.
08/06/2004	File Review	Facility Called To State It Has Returned To Compliance, There Is No Need For An Enforcement Meeting Just Issue Sfco Facility Called To State It Has Returned To Compliance, There Is No Need For An Enforcement Meeting Just Issue Sfco
08/11/2004	Short Form Consent Order Issued	Facility Is To Return Signed Sfco By 8/27/04 Facility Is To Return Signed Sfco By 8/27/04
09/10/2004	Short Form Consent Order Executed	Cannot Close Until Howco Pays Penalty In Three Installments Cannot Close Until Howco Pays Penalty In Three Installments
09/22/2004	Penalty Received	First Of Three Monthly Payments First Of Three Monthly Payments
10/12/2004	Penalty Received	Second Of Three Payments Second Of Three Payments
11/19/2004	Penalty Received	Third And Last Payment For This Project Third And Last Payment For This Project
11/29/2004	File Review
11/29/2004	Case Closed By District
11/30/2004	Project Closed Letter
11/30/2004	Case Closed By District
01/27/2005	Legacy Site Inspection	Drafting Inspection Report / Warning Letter Drafting Inspection Report / Warning Letter
01/27/2005	Enforcement Project Initiated
03/01/2005	File Review	In Process Of Drafting Warning Letter In Process Of Drafting Warning Letter
03/11/2005	Warning Letter Issued	03/28/05 Due Date For Response From Facility To Schedule Enf Mtg 03/28/05 Due Date For Response From Facility To Schedule Enf Mtg
03/23/2005	Telephone Conversation	Facility Called To Set Up Enf Mtg On 4/12/05 Facility Called To Set Up Enf Mtg On 4/12/05
04/12/2005	Enforcement Meeting	Facility To Submit Additional Info To Refute Alleged Violations By 4/22/05 Facility To Submit Additional Info To Refute Alleged Violations By 4/22/05
04/13/2005	Letter	Counter Offer By Facility On Allegations/Penalties Counter Offer By Facility On Allegations/Penalties
05/16/2005	Short Form Consent Order Issued	Draft Sfco Issued. Suspense Date For Reply June 3, 2005 Draft Sfco Issued. Suspense Date For Reply June 3, 2005
06/03/2005	Telephone Conversation	Discussion With Clients Attorney On Alleged Violations In Co Discussion With Clients Attorney On Alleged Violations In Co
06/06/2005	Letter	Faxed Howco Attorney Historic Cei Reports As Requested On 6/3/05 Phone Call Faxed Howco Attorney Historic Cei Reports As Requested On 6/3/05 Phone Call
06/21/2005	Telephone Conversation	Notified Facility Of Final Suspense Date Of 6/23/05 To Respond To Co Issued 5/16/05 Notified Facility Of Final Suspense Date Of 6/23/05 To Respond To Co Issued 5/16/05
06/21/2005	Letter	Letter From Attorney Responding To 6/3/05 Phone Call And Issued Co Letter From Attorney Responding To 6/3/05 Phone Call And Issued Co
07/11/2005	Amended Consent Order Issued	Suspense Date For Signed Co 7/15/05 Suspense Date For Signed Co 7/15/05
07/21/2005	Consent Order Executed	8/17/05 Suspense Date For Payment Of Penalty To Close Case 8/17/05 Suspense Date For Payment Of Penalty To Close Case
07/25/2005	Penalty Received	Full Penalty Payment Received Full Penalty Payment Received
07/28/2005	Project Closed Letter
07/28/2005	Case Closed By District
08/31/2005	File Review	Review File To Ensure Compliance With Co Ogc # 97-2190 Review File To Ensure Compliance With Co Ogc # 97-2190
09/01/2005	Project Closed Letter	Upon Reviewing File And Submittals The Facility Has Complied With The Order Upon Reviewing File And Submittals The Facility Has Complied With The Order
09/01/2005	Return To Compliance From Formal Enforcement
09/01/2005	Case Closed By District
11/07/2005	Legacy Site Inspection	Need To Return To Facility To Review Records Unavailable At Time Of Inspection Need To Return To Facility To Review Records Unavailable At Time Of Inspection
11/07/2005	Enforcement Project Initiated		36
11/07/2005	Significant Non-Complier - Yes		36
01/05/2006	Legacy Site Inspection	Site Visit To Review Records Site Visit To Review Records	36
02/16/2006	Legacy Site Inspection	On 1st Follow Up Visit Solid Waste Processing Was Unacceptable On This Visit It Was Observed That Conditions Have Not Improved On 1st Follow Up Visit Solid Waste Processing Was Unacceptable On This Visit It Was Observed That Conditions Have Not Improved	36
04/05/2006	Submittal Received By Department	Facility Submitted Documentation And Pictures That Secondary Containment Had Been Repaired And Re-Sealed Facility Submitted Documentation And Pictures That Secondary Containment Had Been Repaired And Re-Sealed	36
06/01/2006	Legacy Site Inspection	Drfating Cei Report Drfating Cei Report	36
07/21/2006	Warning Letter Issued	Penalty Authorization Sent To Ogc For Approval | Suspense Date To Schedule Enf. Meeting 8/9/06 Penalty Authorization Sent To Ogc For Approval | Suspense Date To Schedule Enf. Meeting 8/9/06	36
07/21/2006	Civil Penalty Authorization Memo	Ogc Penalty Authorization Request Sent For Approval Prior To Enf. Meeting Ogc Penalty Authorization Request Sent For Approval Prior To Enf. Meeting	36
08/02/2006	Letter	Facility Response To Warning Letter To Schedule Enf. Mtg. Last Week Of August 06 Facility Response To Warning Letter To Schedule Enf. Mtg. Last Week Of August 06	36
08/21/2006	Letter	Penalty Computation Sheet Mailed To Facility As Part Of Wl #293141 Penalty Computation Sheet Mailed To Facility As Part Of Wl #293141	36
08/29/2006	Enforcement Meeting	Suspense Date To Respond To Penalty Computation Is 9/13/06 Suspense Date To Respond To Penalty Computation Is 9/13/06	36
09/15/2006	Submittal Received By Department	Rcvd Facility Counter-Offer On Penalties Assessed Rcvd Facility Counter-Offer On Penalties Assessed	36
12/06/2006	Legacy Site Inspection	Case Reassigned To Jim Dregne Case Reassigned To Jim Dregne	36
03/22/2007	Case Referred To Ogc		36
09/04/2007	Enforcement Meeting	Howco And Department Came To Agreement On Penalty. Department Will Draft Short For Consent Order. Howco And Department Came To Agreement On Penalty. Department Will Draft Short For Consent Order.	36
09/13/2007	Short Form Consent Order Issued	Response Due In 21 Days. Response Due In 21 Days.	36
09/19/2007	Legacy Site Inspection	Report To Be Drafted; Remainder Of Paperwork To Be Reviewed At Corporate Office Next Week Report To Be Drafted; Remainder Of Paperwork To Be Reviewed At Corporate Office Next Week
09/19/2007	Informal Verbal Enforcement
10/09/2007	Short Form Consent Order Executed	First Quarterly Payment Due November 1, 2007. Penalty $27,998. First Quarterly Payment Due November 1, 2007. Penalty $27,998.	36
10/09/2007	Significant Non-Complier - No		36
10/11/2007	Letter	First Quarterly Payment Of $3,498.00 Due Nlt 11/1/2007. Eight Quarterly Payments Due. Final Payment Due 8/1/2009. First Quarterly Payment Of $3,498.00 Due Nlt 11/1/2007. Eight Quarterly Payments Due. Final Payment Due 8/1/2009.	36
10/17/2007	Compliance W/O Formal Enforcement Action
10/25/2007	Penalty Received	First Of Eight Quarterly Payments Received. $3,498.00. Next Seven Payments $3,500.00 Each. Next Payment Due 2/01/2008. First Of Eight Quarterly Payments Received. $3,498.00. Next Seven Payments $3,500.00 Each. Next Payment Due 2/01/2008.	36
01/02/2008	Penalty Received	Second Of Eight Payments Received. $3,500. Next Quarterly Patment Due 5/01/2008. Second Of Eight Payments Received. $3,500. Next Quarterly Patment Due 5/01/2008.	36
01/14/2008	Meeting	Records Review At Main Office Records Review At Main Office
02/27/2008	Return To Compliance Letter
02/27/2008	Project Closed Letter
02/27/2008	Case Closed By District
03/27/2008	Penalty Received	Rcvd Payment #3 Of 8; Next Payment Due Approx June 27, 2008. Rcvd Payment #3 Of 8; Next Payment Due Approx June 27, 2008.	36
06/30/2008	Penalty Received	Rcvd Payment 4 Of 8; Next Payment Due Approx 10-01-08 Rcvd Payment 4 Of 8; Next Payment Due Approx 10-01-08	36
08/15/2008	Site Inspection	Permitting; Used Oil-Other Howco Environmental Services (Howco) Was Inspected To Evaluate The Facility'S Compliance With State And Federal Hazardous Waste Regulations. The Inspectors Were Accompanied Throughout The Inspection By Richard Dillen, Who Manages The Laboratory, And Lee Morris, Who Manages The Yard. The Facility Was Last Inspected By The Department Of Environmental Protection (Department) On September 19, 2007. | Howco Stores, Processes And Markets Used Oil And Is A Registered Used Oil Filter Transporter And Processor, As Well. Additionally, Howco Accepts Oily Waste Solids Which Are Processed And Solidified Prior To Disposal At A Landfill. Hazmat Supplies Are Stored In One Of Three Large Trailers On The South Side Of The Property. The Contents Of The Hazmat Trailer Included Drums Of Fire Suppression Foam, As Well As Spill Control Equipment. Also In This Trailer Were Numerous Cans Of Paints And Coatings. It Was Noted That At Least Two Of The Containers Were Leaking, And At Least 10 Were In Poor Condition. Leaked Product Was Observed On Some Of The Cans And On The Bottom Of The Trailer. After The Inspection, The Trailer Was Cleaned Up. Behind The Laboratory, There Were Two 55-Gallon Drums Of Used Oil In Secondary Containment. The Drums Were Covered And Labeled, However, Used Oil Was Observed In The Containment Pan. The Pan Was Cleaned Out After The Inspection. It Was Noted That The Facility Does Not Keep A Log Of Xrf Analyses. The Results Are Retained, But No Log Is Kept. The Department Is Not Requiring Howco To Obtain Nelap Certification For This Test Method, However, In Accordance With 62-160.300(6), Fac, Laboratory Organizations Shall Follow The Relevant Department-Approved Methods As Provided In Rule 62-160.320, Fac, As Applicable. In Addition, The Laboratory Shall Operate A Quality Assurance Program Consistent With The Quality Systems Standards Of The Nelac Specified In Chapter 64e-1, Fac. As Discussed Subsequent To The Inspection, Howco Can Meet This Requirement By Keeping A Bound Log Of All Samples Analyzed With The Xrf Unit. The Log Should Include An Equipment/Instrument Description List That Includes The Manufacturer, Model Number, Year Of Purchase, Accessories, And Any Modifications, Updates, Or Upgrades That Have Been Made To The Unit. Samples Should Receive A Unique Identification Number, And The Log Should Include This Number, Along With The Date And Time Of Sampling, The Person Performing The Testing, The Source Of The Sample And The Results, Including The Analysis Number Assigned By The Unit. If Any Sample Cleanup Is Done, Such As Centrifuging To Remove Water. It Should Also Be Documented. The Department Also Recommends The Howco Implement Analyzing Duplicate Samples At Least Once Per Week, If Not Daily. | As Requested In The Previous Inspection Report, Howco Should Improve The Solid Waste Tracking So That Each Contributor To A Load Of Solid Waste Can Be Individually Identified. Also As Requested In The Previous Inspection Report, Address The Issue Of The Deteriorated Asphalt Throughout The Yard, And Ensure That The Facility Is Operated So As To Minimize The Possibility Of Releasing Used Oil Or Used Oil Constituents Through The Asphalt To The Environment. Note That Failure To Maintain And Operate The Facility To Minimize The Possibility Of Any Unplanned Sudden Or Non-Sudden Release Of Used Oil Or Used Oil Constituents To The Environment Is A Violation Of Specific Condition I.14.(A) In The Facility'S Operating Permit, As Well As A Violation Of 40 Cfr 279.52(A)(1). The Department Recommends Using A Less Permeable, More Compatible Surface Than Asphalt. | Submitting For Approval. | Submitted For Approval By Honey, Kelly
10/10/2008	Penalty	Received on Wed Oct 08, 2008-10/08/2008 ; Finished-10/10/2008	36
10/22/2008	Meeting	Finished-10/22/2008
11/21/2008	Informal Verbal Enforcement	Finished-11/21/2008
01/27/2009	Penalty	Received on Fri Jan 23 00:00:00 EST 2009-01/23/2009 ; Finished-01/27/2009	36
03/31/2009	Penalty	Received for PENALTY-03/26/2009 ; Finished-03/31/2009	36
04/23/2009	Site Inspection	Routine; CESQG (<100 kg/month) - Routine; Used Oil Transporter - Routine; Used Oil Generator - Routine; Used Oil Marketer - Routine; VSQG (<100 kg/month) - Permitting; Used Oil Processor Howco Environmental Services (Howco) Was Jointly Inspected By The United States Environmental Protection Agency (Usepa) And The Florida Department Of Environmental Protection (Department) To Evaluate The Facility'S Compliance With State And Federal Hazardous Waste Regulations. Brian Gross, Environmental Scientist, Led The Inspection On Behalf Of The Usepa. The Inspectors Were Accompanied Throughout By Richard Dillen, Who Manages The Laboratory, And Lee Morris, Who Manages The Yard. The Facility Was Last Inspected By The Department On August 15, 2008. Howco Has A Used Oil Processing Permit Issued By The Department On July 7, 2007. | Howco Stores, Processes And Markets Used Oil And Is A Registered Used Oil Filter Transporter And Processor, As Well. Additionally, Howco Accepts Oily Waste Solids Which Are Processed And Solidified Prior To Disposal. As A Result Of The Lab Wastes Generated During Qa Testing, Howco Is Also A Conditionally Exempt Small Quantity Generator Of Hazardous Waste (Cesqg). The Processes At The Facility Have Not Changed Since The Previous Inspection. During This Inspection, The Department Had The Opportunity To Inspect One Of Howco'S Transport Vehicles That Was Not Currently On The Road, And It Was Found To Be Equipped With Used Oil Testing Kits And Emergency Equipment, Such As Fire Extinguishers. Hazmat Supplies Are Stored In One Of Three Large Trailers On The South Side Of The Property. The Contents Of The Hazmat Trailer Included Drums Of Fire Suppression Foam, As Well As Spill Control Equipment. During The Inventory Of This Equipment, Is Was Determined That Some Of The Tyvek Suits Referenced On Howco'S Inventory List Were Significantly Deteriorated. It Is Recommended That Howco Inspect These These Items More Frequently To Ensure That There Is A Full Inventory Of Emergency Response Equipment, As Required By Part I.14(C) Of Its Permit. One Of The Facility'S Bullhorns Was Tested And Found To Be Operable. The Fire And Emergency Equipment Are Inspected Monthly And Tested Annually. At The Time Of This Inspection, Howco Was In The Process Of Replacing Its Condenser Unit, And Therefore, No Used Oil Processing Was Occurring. Howco Was Also Taking The Opportunity While The System Was Down To Replace Some Pumps, Valves, Etc. There Was Some Used Oil Observed Around These Work Areas, But Overall, The Secondary Containment Was Found To Be Free Of Used Oil And Stormwater. There Were Two 20-Cubic Yard Rolloffs Near The Wtu Sludge Processing Tanks That Contained Sludges Removed From The Cooker Tanks. The Rolloffs Were Labeled And Covered. Used Oil Was Observed In The Rolloffs, And Staff Said That It Seeps From The Sludge, Rises To The Surface And Is Transferred To The Processing Storage Tanks Daily Using A Vacuum Truck. When All The Free Liquid Is Removed From The Sludge, It Will Be Taken To Pinellas County'S Waste-To-Energy Facility For Incineration After Being Solidified With Mulch Provided By The County For This Purpose. It Was Observed That Although The Yard Was Much Cleaner Than In Previous Inspections, There Were Several Areas Where The Asphalt Was Completely Deteriorated And Lifting Off In Chunks. It Was Also Observed That A Large Part Of The Yard Was Blocked Off With Cones, And Mr. Morris Said That Howco Was Getting The Yard Recoated With Asphalt. Tampa Paving Constructors Has Been Contracted To Recoat The Rear Portion Of The Yard From The Washing Area To The Filter Block Loading Bay. It Was Noted That Some Of The Deteriorated Asphalt Was Outside This Specified Area, And Mr. Morris Was Directed To Please Recoat All Suspect Areas Of The Yard. When The Department Returned To The Facility To Review Records On 05-27-09, It Was Observed That The Yard Still Had Not Been Recoated. Given The Extremely Poor Condition Of Some Sections Of The Asphalt, Howco Needs To Recoat The Yard As Soon As Possible. Because Much Of The Yard Had Been Emptied Due To The Planned Recoating, The Used Oil
05/27/2009	Meeting	Finished-05/27/2009
06/09/2009	Informal Verbal Enforcement	Finished-06/09/2009
07/23/2009	Penalty	Received for PENALTY-07/06/2009 ; Finished-07/23/2009	36
07/24/2009	Letter	Sent for LETTER-07/24/2009 ; Finished-08/21/2009	36
08/21/2009	Enforcement Tracking	Finished-08/21/2009 Project Name: Howco Cei Ffy06 Project Id: 293141 Project Description: Annual Compliance Inspection
08/21/2009	Letter	Sent to OGC for LETTER-07/23/2009 ; Finished-08/21/2009	36
06/24/2010	Site Inspection	Routine; CESQG (<100 kg/month) - Routine; Used Oil Transporter - Routine; Used Oil Transfer Facility - Routine; Used Oil Generator - Routine; Used Oil Processor - Routine; Used Oil Marketer - Routine; VSQG (<100 kg/month) Howco Environmental Services (Howco) Was Inspected By The Department Of Environmental Protection (Department) To Evaluate The Facility'S Compliance With State And Federal Hazardous Waste Regulations. The Inspectors Were Accompanied Throughout By Richard Dillen, Who Manages The Laboratory, And Lee Morris, Who Manages The Yard. In The Past Ten Years, The Facility Has Been Inspected By The Department Eight Times, Most Recently On April 23, 2009. Howco Has A Used Oil Processing Permit Issued By The Department On July 7, 2007. This Permit Expires On August 3, 2010. Howco Submitted Its Permit Renewal Application On June 8, 2010. | Howco Stores, Processes And Markets Used Oil And Is A Registered Used Oil Filter Transporter And Processor, As Well. Additionally, Howco Accepts Oily Waste Solids Which Are Processed And Solidified Prior To Disposal. As A Result Of The Lab Wastes Generated During Qa Testing, Howco Is Also A Conditionally Exempt Small Quantity Generator Of Hazardous Waste (Cesqg). At The Plant, There Are Currently Five Employees, Plus Two Recovery Truck Drivers And One Tanker Trailer Driver. The Facility Is On City Of St. Petersburg Water And Sewer Systems. The Processes At The Facility Have Not Changed Since The Previous Inspection. Since The Previous Inspection, Howco Has Replaced All Its Underground Piping With Aboveground Piping, In Accordance With Chapter 62-762, Fac. Additionally, The Yard Has Been Resurfaced. The Majority Of Old Equipment That Used To Be In The "Bone Yard" Has Also Been Removed. The Overall Appearance Of The Yard Was Relatively Tidy. In The Tank Farm, It Was Noted That Two Of The Asts (#134 And #133) Had Open Access Ports On Top. During The Inpsection, Howco Staff Were Directed To Replace The Port Plugs. One Of The Facility'S Bullhorns Was Tested And Found To Be Operable. The Fire And Emergency Equipment Are Inspected Monthly And Tested Annually. Hazmat Supplies Are Stored In One Of Three Large Trailers On The South Side Of The Property. The Contents Of The Hazmat Trailer Included Personal Protective Equipment As Well As Spill Control Equipment. During The Inventory Of The Trailer, Is Was Determined That Some Of The Equipment Referenced On Howco'S Inventory List Were Missing, Including Two Drums And Four Bags Of Absorbent. It Was Noted That These Materials Were At The Facility, But Not In The Designated Trailer. These Materials Have Since Been Replaced. In The Past, The Department Has Allowed Howco To Keep Its List Of Emergency Equipment In The Trailer, However, In Accordance With 40 Cfr 279.52(B)(2)(V), Howco Must Include This List In Its Contingency Plan. At The Time Of The Inspection, There Was One Properly Labeled 20 Cubic Yard Roll-Off Of Oily Waste. At The Rear Of The Solid Waste Pad Were Two Aboveground Storage Tanks (Asts) That Were Labeled Used Oil. These Asts Were Open. Staff Indicated That These Asts Were Probably Returned From Customers. Near The Drum Washing Area, There Were Approximately 25 Drums To Be Cleaned. Some Of The Drums Were Not Closed Or The Lids Were Cracked Allowing Rainwater To Enter The Drums And Mix With The Oil Residue Inside. In Future, Howco Should Ensure That These Drums Are Protected From The Weather. In The Oily Waste Staging Area, There Were Approximately 39 Drums Of Grease, Oily Sorbent Material, Asphalt, Recovered Diesel Fuel And Paper Filters. There Was Also One Unlabeled Drum Of Used Oil Filters. In The Used Oil Filter Processing Area, There Were Approximately 100 Drums Of Used Oil Filters In Storage. One Of These Drums Was Not Labeled. The Crusher Was Equipped With A Small Pan To Collect Leaking Hydraulic Oil. This Pan Was Also Not Labeled. All These Containers Were Labeled During The Inspection, And Staff Were Directed To Replace The Plugs In The Open Asts. Crushed Used Oil Filters Are Shipped To A Smelter. Used Oil Collected In The Crushing Unit Is Transferred To Tank #109. Solid Waste Managed At The Facil
08/06/2010	Meeting	Finished-08/06/2010
08/12/2010	Warning Letter	Sent for WARNING LETTER-08/12/2010 ; Finished-08/17/2010	26458
09/30/2010	Meeting	Finished-09/30/2010	26458
11/10/2010	Short Form Consent Order	Drafted for SHORT FORM CONSENT ORDER-09/30/2010 ; Issued for SHORT FORM CONSENT ORDER-10/04/2010 ; Response Due for SHORT FORM CONSENT ORDER-11/03/2010 ; Executed for SHORT FORM CONSENT ORDER-11/10/2010 ; Finished-11/10/2010	26458
12/09/2010	Penalty	Received for PENALTY-11/29/2010 ; Finished-12/09/2010	26458
12/09/2010	Letter	Sent for LETTER-12/09/2010 ; Finished-12/14/2010	26458
03/02/2011	Letter	Sent for LETTER-03/02/2011 ; Finished-09/02/2011	26458
06/21/2011	Letter	Sent for LETTER-06/21/2011 ; Finished-09/02/2011	26458
08/31/2011	Site Inspection	Routine; CESQG (<100 kg/month) - Routine; Universal Waste Transporter - Routine; Used Oil Processor - Routine; Used Oil Marketer - Routine; VSQG (<100 kg/month) Howco Environmental Services (Howco) Was Inspected By The Department Of Environmental Protection (Department) To Evaluate The Facility'S Compliance With State And Federal Hazardous Waste Regulations. The Inspectors Were Accompanied Throughout By Richard Dillen, Who Manages The Laboratory, And Lee Morris, Who Manages The Yard. In The Past Ten Years, The Facility Has Been Inspected By The Department Nine Times, Most Recently On June 24, 2010. Howco Has A Used Oil And Solid Waste Processing Permit Issued By The Department On June 2, 2011. The Permit Expires On August 3, 2015. | Howco Stores, Processes And Markets Used Oil And Is A Registered Used Oil Filter Transporter And Processor, As Well. Additionally, Howco Accepts Oily Waste Solids Which Are Processed And Solidified Prior To Disposal. As A Result Of The Lab Wastes Generated During Qa Testing, Howco Is Also A Conditionally Exempt Small Quantity Generator Of Hazardous Waste (Cesqg). At The Plant, There Are Currently Five Employees, Plus Two Recovery Truck Drivers And One Tanker Trailer Driver. The Facility Is On City Of St. Petersburg Water And Sewer Systems. The Processes At The Facility Have Not Changed Since The Previous Inspection. The Overall Appearance Of The Yard Was Relatively Tidy. Howco Now Has 48 Aboveground Storage Tanks (Asts), Storing Petroleum Contact Water (Pcw), Used Oil, Etc. All Of The Asts Were Recently Repainted, And None Were Observed To Have Open Access Ports. One Of The Facility'S Bullhorns Was Tested And Found To Be Operable, Although The Cabinet In Which It Is Stored Needs Repair. The Fire And Emergency Equipment Are Inspected Monthly And Tested Annually. It Was Noted That The Person Responsible For Inspections, Tim Hagan, Jr., While Noting Deficiencies, Was Not Recording The Date And Nature Of Associated Corrective Actions. The Department Recommends That This Information Be Recorded And Maintained As Part Of The Operating Record. Hazmat Supplies Are Stored In One Of Three Large Trailers On The South Side Of The Property. The Contents Of The Hazmat Trailer Included Personal Protective Equipment As Well As Spill Control Equipment. Since The Previous Inspection, Howco Has Added Its List Of Emergency Equipment To The Contingency Plan In Accordance With 40 Cfr 279.52(B)(2)(V). In The Used Oil Filter Processing Area, There Were Approximately 38 Empty Drums, 19 Drums Of Used Oil Filters, And 11 Large Bins Of Used Oil Filters In Storage. All The Containers Were Labeled. At The Time Of The Inspection, There Were Three Properly Labeled 20 Cubic Yard Roll-Offs Of Oily Solid Waste (E.G., Oily Filter Paper, Oily Sludge) On The Solid Waste Storage Pad, Along With A Parked Truck Of Solid Waste. Nearby Were Approximately 36 Drums Of Oily Absorbent Material In The Oily Waste Staging Area. The Solid Waste Storage Pad Is Constructed Of Thick Hdpe And Is Covered With Welded Steel Plates To Protect The Lining. The Plates Were Noted To Be In Need Of Repair. The Department Recommends Repair Of The Steel Plates As Soon As Possible To Prevent Equipment From Either Tearing The Liner Directly, Or From Causing A Bent And Damaged Steel Plate To Tear It Or Wear A Hole In It. Solid Waste Managed At The Facility Includes Oily Solid Waste Generated By Howco And Its Customers. Solid Waste Streams Received Are Analyzed At Least Once Every Five Years In Accordance With The Permit. The Wtu Sludge And The Oil-Extracted Sludge Generated At The Facility Is To Be Analyzed Annually. The Sludge Was Last Sampled June 8, 2011, And Results Indicate That Both Waste Streams Are Nonhazardous. Solid Waste Is Either Sent To A Landfill Or To The Incinerator. Howco Is Well Under Both Its 40,000-Gallon Limit For Sending Received Solid Wastes To A Landfill And Its 200,000-Gallon Limit For Sending Received Solid Wastes To An Energy Recovery Facility. The Maintenance Shop Generates Used Oil Filters, Used Oil, Used Antifreeze And Oily Waste. There Is Also A
09/02/2011	Penalty	Received for PENALTY-02/22/2011 ; Finished-09/02/2011	26458
09/02/2011	Penalty	Received for PENALTY-05/27/2011 ; Finished-09/02/2011	26458
09/02/2011	Penalty	Received for PENALTY-07/29/2011 ; Finished-09/02/2011	26458
09/02/2011	Electronic Communication	Finished-09/02/2011	26458
09/02/2011	Electronic Communication	Finished-09/02/2011	26458
09/02/2011	Electronic Communication	Finished-09/02/2011	26458
09/06/2011	Letter	Drafted for LETTER-09/02/2011 ; Forwarded for Review for LETTER-09/02/2011 ; Approved for LETTER-09/02/2011 ; Sent for LETTER-09/06/2011 ; Finished-09/07/2011	26458
09/07/2011	Enforcement Tracking	Finished-09/07/2011 ; Finished-09/07/2011
09/15/2011	Meeting	Finished-09/15/2011
08/10/2012	Site Inspection	Routine; CESQG (<100 kg/month) - Routine; Used Oil Transporter - Routine; Used Oil Generator - Routine; Used Oil Processor - Routine; Used Oil Marketer - Routine; VSQG (<100 kg/month) Howco Environmental Services (Howco) Was Inspected By The Department Of Environmental Protection (Department) To Evaluate The Facility'S Compliance With State And Federal Hazardous Waste Regulations. The Inspector Was Accompanied Throughout By Richard Dillen, Who Manages The Laboratory, With Additional Assistance Provided By Lee Morris, Who Manages The Yard. The Facility Was Most Recently Inspected By The Department'S Hazardous Waste Section On August 31, 2011. Howco Has A Used Oil And Solid Waste Processing Permit Issued By The Department On June 2, 2011. The Permit Expires On August 3, 2015. | Howco Stores, Processes And Markets Used Oil And Is A Registered Used Oil Filter Transporter And Processor, As Well. Additionally, Howco Accepts Oily Waste Solids Which Are Processed And Solidified Prior To Disposal. As A Result Of The Lab Wastes Generated During Qa Testing, Howco Is Also A Conditionally Exempt Small Quantity Generator Of Hazardous Waste (Cesqg). The Facility Is On City Of St. Petersburg Water And Sewer Systems. The Processes At The Facility Have Not Changed Since The Previous Inspection. The Overall Appearance Of The Yard Was Relatively Tidy. The Facility Was In The Process Of Resurfacing The Solid Waste Processing Pad And Recoating The Whole Area On The South Side Of The Facility Comprised Of The Drum Washing Area, The Used Oil Filter Processing Area And The Solid Waste Processing Pad. Howco Now Has 48 Aboveground Storage Tanks (Asts), Storing Petroleum Contact Water (Pcw), Used Oil, Etc. The Emergency Address System (I.E., The Bullhorn) Was Not Operable At The Time Of The Inspection. This Has Since Been Corrected. The Fire And Emergency Equipment Are Inspected Monthly And Tested Annually. Hazmat Supplies Are Stored In One Of Three Large Trailers On The South Side Of The Property. The Contents Of The Hazmat Trailer Included Personal Protective Equipment As Well As Spill Control Equipment. In The Used Oil Filter Processing Area, There Were Approximately 72 Drums Of Used Oil Filters, All Of Which Were Labeled And Protected From The Weather. At The Time Of The Inspection, There Was One Roll-Off On The Solid Waste Processing Pad, And Several That Were Being Stored On The East Side Of The Facility While The Pad Was Being Resurfaced. In Accordance With The Permit, All Solid Waste Received At The Facility Must Be Stored On An Impervious Surface. After The Inspection, The Roll-Offs Were Relocated. The Solid Waste Storage Pad No Longer Has Steel Plates Covering The Top. The Pad Appears To Be Constructed On Concrete And Has Been Coated, But The Coating Was Already Scrapped Off Under The Single Roll-Off Placed On It. The Department Recommends Replacement Of The Steel Plates As Soon As Possible To Prevent Equipment From Removing The Impervious Coating. It Is Unknown Whether The Concrete Is Lined Underneath. Solid Waste Managed At The Facility Includes Oily Solid Waste Generated By Howco And Its Customers. The Wtu Sludge And The Oil-Extracted Sludge Generated At The Facility Is Analyzed Annually. The Wastewater Treatment Sludge Was Last Sampled June 6, 2012, And The Oil-Extracted Sludge Was Sampled On July 20, 2012. Results Indicate That Both Waste Streams Are Nonhazardous. Solid Waste Is Either Sent To A Landfill Or To The Waste-To-Energy Incinerator. Howco Appears To Be Under Both Its 40,000-Gallon Limit For Sending Received Solid Wastes To A Landfill And Its 200,000-Gallon Limit For Sending Received Solid Wastes To An Energy Recovery Facility. The Maintenance Shop Generates Used Oil Filters, Used Oil, Used Antifreeze And Oily Waste. There Is Also A 25- Gallon Parts Washer In Use. Spent Solvent From The Parts Washer Is Disposed Of With The Shop'S Used Oil. Used Oil And Antifreeze Containers Are Equipped With Secondary Containment. Batteries Are Returned To The Vendor For Core Credit. It Was Noted That The Area Next To The Maintenance Shop Contained No Wastes. Behind The Labor
08/30/2012	Meeting	Finished-08/30/2012
09/14/2012	Meeting	Finished-09/14/2012
09/19/2012	Phone Conversation	Finished-09/19/2012
09/19/2012	Phone Conversation	Finished-09/19/2012
09/20/2012	Informal Verbal Enforcement	Closed for Informal Verbal Enforcement-09/19/2012 ; Finished-09/20/2012
09/10/2014	Site Inspection	Routine; CESQG (<100 kg/month) - Routine; VSQG (<100 kg/month) - Routine; Used Oil Processor Howco Environmental Services (Howco) Was Inspected By The Department Of Environmental Protection On September 10, 2014, To Determine The Facility'S Compliance With State And Federal Hazardous Waste And Used Oil Regulations. The Inspectors Were Accompanied Throughout The Facility By Mr. Richard Dillen, Who Manages The Laboratory, And Additional Assistance Was Provided By Mr. Lee Morris, Who Manages The Yard. Howco Was Last Inspected By The Department On September 5, 2012. Howco Has A Used Oil And Solid Waste Processing Permit Issued By The Department On June 2, 2011. The Permit Will Expire On August 3, 2015. | Howco Stores, Processes And Markets Used Oil And Is A Registered Used Oil Filter Transporter And Processor, As Well. Additionally, Howco Accepts Used Oil, Oily Water And Petroleum Contact Water From Third Party Transporters. As A Result Of The Lab Waste Generated During Qa Testing, Howco Is Also A Conditionally Exempt Small Quantity Generator Of Hazardous Waste (Cesqg). The Facility Is On City Of St. Petersburg Water And Sewer Systems. The Only Change To The Processes Since The Previous Inspection Is That The Facility No Longer Processes Solid Waste. Additional Information Regarding The Process Description Can Be Found In Past Reports. The Overall Appearance Of The Yard Was Relatively Tidy. Howco Has 23 Registered Aboveground Storage Tanks Storing Petroleum Contact Water (Pcw), Used Oil, Finished Oil Product, Waste Water, Etc. The Fire And Emergency Equipment Are Inspected Monthly And Tested Annually. At The Time Of The Inspection It Was Noted That The Fire Extinguisher In The Laboratory Had A Service Tag Dated April 2012. Hazmat Supplies Are Stored In One Of Three Trailers On The South Side Of The Property And Include Personal Protective Equipment And Spill Control Equipment. Finished Product Is Sold To Asphalt Companies Such As Apec, Gulf Paving And Mosaic. Oily Waste Water And Pcw Accepted For Recovery Is Separated Through Gravity Separation. Oil Is The Sent Through The Recovery Process And Fuel From Pcw Added To The Fuel Blending Process. Water Recovered From These Processes Is Treated In The Water Treatment System Prior To Being Discharged To The Potw. Howco Screens Incoming Oil For Halogens First In The Field By The Drivers. Upon Arrival At The Facility A Sample Is Taken And Analyzed For Chlorine Content In The Lab Prior To Off Loading. Howco No Longer Operates A Solid Waste Management For Waste Generated By Its Customers. There Is Now Only One Dumpster For Solid Waste Generated At The Facility, And Roll-Off Containers Are No Longer In Use. Waste Water Treatment Sludge And Oil- Extracted Sludge Were Last Sampled On September 15, 2014. Howco Has Stopped Doing Sludge Solidification On Site And Now Outsources This Waste Stream To Clark Environmental. The Maintenance Shop Generates Used Oil Filters, Used Oil, Used Antifreeze And Oily Waste. The Drums Are Labeled And Protected From The Weather. Spent Solvent From The Parts Washer Is Disposed Of With The Shop'S Used Oil. Used Oil And Antifreeze Containers Are Kept Within Secondary Containment. Batteries Are Returned To The Vendor For Core Credit. Crushed Metal Used Oil Filters Are Sent To Kellen Environmental In Mulberry, Fl And Fiber Used Oil Filters Are Sent To Pinellas County'S Incinerator. Behind The Laboratory, There Are Two 55-Gallon Drums Of Used Oil In Secondary Containment. The Drums Are Labeled And Protected From The Weather. The Drums Collect Sample Waste From The Laboratory. Processed Oil Is Randomly Sampled Bi Weekly And Tested To Confirm It Is On-Spec. There Has Not Been Any Cases Of Off-Spec Oil Since The Last Inspection. Analyses Are Done Off Site By Phoslab. Samples Of Processed Oil Are Retained In The Laboratory For 30 Days. Hazardous Cod Testing Waste Generated In The Laboratory, And Spent Vials Are Accumulated In A Box Labeled "Spent Vials." Cod Testing Is Done For Compliance With The Facility'S Wast
01/09/2015	Meeting	Finished-01/09/2015
02/18/2015	Electronic Communication	Finished-02/18/2015
03/09/2016	Site Inspection	Routine; Used Oil Transporter - Routine; Used Oil Generator - Routine; Used Oil Processor - Routine; Used Oil Marketer Howco Environmental Services (Howco) Was Inspected By The Department Of Environmental Protection (Department) To Evaluate The Facility'S Compliance With State And Federal Hazardous Waste Regulations. The Inspector Was Accompanied Throughout By Richard Dillen, Howco'S Quality Assurance Officer, And Lee Morris, The Director Of Operations. Greg Bradley, The Operations Manager, Was Present For The Walkthrough Portion Of The Inspection. The Relevant Paperwork Was Subsequently Reviewed On 04-07-16 At The Facility'S Main Office On Central Avenue In St. Petersburg. The Facility Has Been Inspected Numerous Times By The Department'S Hazardous Waste Section, Most Recently On 09-14-14. On 01-22-16, The Department Issued Howco A Single Permit With Two Permit Numbers Authorizing Operation Of A Used Oil Processing Facility (#33721-Ho-004) And A Solid Waste / Materials Processing Facility (#33721-So-005). The Permit Expires 08-03-20. | Howco Stores, Processes And Markets Used Oil And Is A Registered Used Oil Filter Transporter And Processor, As Well. Additionally, Howco Accepts Oily Waste Solids From Its Customers For Consolidation And Subsequent Disposal At A Class I Landfill. No Solid Waste Treatment Or Solidification Is Performed. Used Anti-Freeze Is Shipped Monthly To On-Site Antifreeze Recycling, Ft. Meyers, Fl. As A Result Of The Lab Wastes Generated During Qa Testing, Howco Is Also A Conditionally Exempt Small Quantity Generator Of Hazardous Waste (Cesqg). The Facility Is On City Of St. Petersburg Water And Sewer Systems. The Processes At The Facility Have Not Changed Since The Previous Inspection. The Overall Appearance Of The Yard Was Organized And Maintained. Howco Is Permitted To Have 48 Aboveground Storage Tanks (Asts), Storing Petroleum Contact Water (Pcw), Used Oil, Etc. The Emergency Address System (I.E., The Bullhorn) Was Tested And Found To Be Fully Functional. The Fire And Emergency Equipment Are Inspected Monthly And Tested Annually, However, There Was No Indication On The Fire Extinguishers That They Had Been Recertified Since October 2014. Mr. Dillen Said He Was Sure That The Extinguishers Were All Recertified At The Same Time Months Ago. During The Subsequent Paperwork Review, Mr. Dillen Provided A Copy Of Invoice #252362 From Abco Fire & Safety, Inc., That Showed 6 Fire Extinguishers Were Certified At The Facility On 08-19-15. It Is Unclear Why The Technician Did Not Relabel The Extinguishers At The Time Of The Certification. As Indicated, The Overall Condition Of The Facility Was Good, But There Was Some Peeling And Flaking Observed In Several Places On The Floor Of Containment #1a. In Accordance With 40 Cfr 279.54(D), Existing Aboveground Tanks Used To Store Or Process Used Oil At Processing And Re-Refining Facilities Must Be Equipped With A Secondary Containment System, However, 40 Cfr 279.54(D)(2) Further States That The Containment System, Including Walls And Floor, Must Be Sufficiently Impervious To Used Oil To Prevent Any Used Oil Released Into The Containment System From Migrating Out Of The System To The Soil, Groundwater, Or Surface Water. At This Time, Containment #1a Still Appears To Meet The Federal Requirements For Secondary Containment, But Does Not Appear To Fully Meet The Requirements Of Florida'S Aboveground Storage Tank Systems Rule (Chapter 62-762, Florida Administrative Code). Please Ensure That The Containment Is Fully Compliant With State Requirements Before Howco'S Next Storage Tanks Compliance Inspection By The Pinellas County Pollutant Storage Tank Program. Additionally, One Of The Valves For Tank #125 Looked Wet, And There May Be Some Possible Seepage At The Joints. Howco Needs To Evaluate This Piece Of Equipment And Repair As Needed. Stormwater And Wastewater Are Collected Throughout The Facility, Including From The Containments, The Processing Areas, The Truck Wash, The Drum Washing Area, And The Yard. All Collected Wastewater Is Routed To The Wtu Via Sum
10/14/2016	Meeting	Finished-10/14/2016
10/14/2016	Informal Verbal Enforcement	Compliance Assistance On-Site Visit for Informal Verbal Enforcement-03/09/2016 ; Compliance Assistance Offer Verbal for Informal Verbal Enforcement-03/09/2016 ; Finished-10/14/2016
06/29/2018	Site Inspection	Routine; Used Oil Transporter - Routine; Used Oil Generator - Routine; Used Oil Processor - Routine; Used Oil Marketer Howco Environmental Services (Howco) Was Inspected To Determine Its Compliance With State And Federal Hazardous Waste Regulations. On January 22, 2016, The Department Of Environmental Protection (Department) Issued Howco A Single Permit With Two Permit Numbers Authorizing Operation Of A Used Oil Processing Facility (Permit #33721-Ho-004) And A Solid Waste / Materials Processing Facility (Permit #33721-So-005); The Dual Permit Expires On August 3, 2020. The Department Has Conducted A Number Of Hazardous Waste Compliance Inspections At This Facility, Most Recently On March 9, 2016. The Inspectors Were Accompanied For The Walkthrough Portion Of The Inspection By Richard Dillen, Quality Assurance Officer, And Greg Bradley, The Operations Manager. Lee Morris, Director Of Operations, Was Present For The Record Review At The Facility'S Main Office On Central Avenue In St. Petersburg. | Howco Stores, Processes And Markets Used Oil And Is A Registered Used Oil Filter Transporter And Processor. Additionally, Howco Accepts Oily Waste Solids From Its Customers For Consolidation And Subsequent Disposal. No Solid Waste Treatment Or Solidification Is Performed. Used Anti-Freeze Is Shipped Monthly To On-Site Antifreeze Recycling, Ft. Meyers, Fl. Howco Is Also A Very Small Quantity Generator Of Hazardous Waste (Vsqg) Due To The Lab Wastes Generated During Qa Testing. Howco Is Permitted To Have 48 Aboveground Storage Tanks (Asts), Storing Petroleum Contact Water (Pcw), Used Oil, Processed Oil, And Water/Antifreeze. The Facility Has 23 Asts Which Are Regulated By The Storage Tank Program And Are Registered Under Storage Tank Facility #8624557. The Facility Operated Under Npdes Stormwater Permit # Flr05b511, Which Expires On February 4, 2021. The Facility Has An Emergency Address System (I.E., The Bullhorn) In Place. The Fire And Emergency Equipment Are Inspected Monthly And Tested Annually; The Fire Extinguishers Were Recertified In June 2018.The Facility Is On City Of St. Petersburg Water And Sewer Systems. Except As Noted Below, The Processes At The Facility Have Not Changed Since The Previous Inspection. Stormwater And Wastewater Are Collected Throughout The Facility, Including From The Water Plant Containment Sumps, The Oil Plant Containment Sumps, The Truck Wash, The Drum Washing Area, And The Yard. All Collected Wastewater Is Routed To The Water Plant Via Sumps And Pumps. After Treatment, The Effluent Is Discharged Via A Parshall Flume To The Sanitary Sewer System Under Industrial Pretreatment Permit #Spfl-5622219-Ciu-86-32 With The City Of St. Petersburg. General Facility Stormwater Is Routed Through Two Oil/Water Separators In Tandem Prior To Being Discharged To The St. Petersburg Ms4. During The Inspection, A Large Crack Was Observed In The Concrete Stormwater Conveyance Near The Oil Plant. The Department Recommends Repairing This During The Planned Yard Re-Surfacing. The Facility’S On-Site Laboratory Is Located North Of The Main Facility On 8th Street South. Processed Oil Is Randomly Sampled Biweekly And Tested To Confirm It Is On-Specification. Samples Are Prepared And Retained In The Facility’S On-Site Laboratory For Thirty Days. Specification Analyses Are Done Off Site By Phoslab. Chemical Oxygen Demand (Cod) Testing Is Conducted In The Laboratory To Satisfy The Requirements Of The Industrial Pretreatment Permit. The Spent Vials From The Cod Process Are Hazardous Waste Containing Acid And Chromium; The Vials Are Accumulated In Several Boxes Labeled "Spent Vials;" Some Of These Vials Are Dated 2013. The Laboratory Also Operates A Mass Spectrometer. The Mass Spectrometer Produces Hazardous Waste In The Spent Vials Which Are 10% Used Oil And 90% Solvent (F003). The Laboratory Uses Mercury Thermometer And Maintains A Mercury Spill Kit. No Poly Chlorinated Biphenyl (Pcb) Sampling Is Conducted In-House. As The Facility Is A Vsqg, They Are Able To Take Their Hazardous Laboratory Waste And Spent Fluorescent La
07/20/2018	Informal Verbal Enforcement	Compliance Assistance Offer Verbalfor InformalVerbalEnforcement-06/29/2018 ; Finished-07/20/2018
01/30/2020	Site Inspection	Routine; CESQG (<100 kg/month) - Routine; Used Oil Transporter - Routine; Used Oil Generator - Routine; Used Oil Processor - Routine; Used Oil Marketer - Routine; VSQG (<100 kg/month) At The Time Of The Inspection, Howco Environmental Services Was Not Operating In Compliance With State And Federal Regulations For Very Small Quantity Generators Of Hazardous Waste And Used Oil. The Facility Returned To Compliance During The Inspection. | An Inspection Was Conducted At Howco Environmental Services (Howco) On January 30, 2020 By The Florida Department Of Environmental Protection (Department). The Department Has Conducted A Number Of Hazardous Waste Compliance Inspections At This Facility, Most Recently On June 29, 2018. On January 22, 2016, The Department Of Environmental Protection (Department) Issued Howco A Single Permit With Two Permit Numbers Authorizing Operation Of A Used Oil Processing Facility (Permit #33721-Ho-004) And A Solid Waste / Materials Processing Facility (Permit #33721- So-005); The Dual Permit Expires On August 3, 2020. The Inspectors Were Accompanied For The Walkthrough Portion Of The Inspection By Richard Dillen, Quality Assurance Officer, And Greg Bradley, The Operations Manager. | Howco Stores, Processes And Markets Used Oil And Is A Registered Used Oil Filter Transporter And Processor. Additionally, Howco Accepts Oily Waste Solids From Its Customers For Consolidation And Subsequent Disposal. No Solid Waste Treatment Or Solidification Was Actively Occuring At The Time Of The Inspection. Howco Is Also A Very Small Quantity Generator Of Hazardous Waste (Vsqg) Due To The Lab Wastes Generated During Qa Testing. Howco Is Permitted To Have 48 Aboveground Storage Tanks (Asts), Storing Petroleum Contact Water (Pcw), Used Oil, Processed Oil, And Water/Antifreeze. The Facility Has 23 Asts Which Are Regulated By The Storage Tank Program And Are Registered Under Storage Tank Facility #8624557. The Facility Operates Under Npdes Stormwater Permit # Flr05b511, Which Expires On February 4, 2021. The Facility Has An Emergency Address System (I.E., The Bullhorn) In Place. The Fire And Emergency Equipment Are Inspected Monthly And Tested Annually; The Fire Extinguishers Were Recertified In June 2018.The Facility Is On City Of St. Petersburg Water And Sewer Systems. Except As Noted Below, The Processes At The Facility Has Not Changed Since The Previous Inspection Which Has An In Depth Explanation Of The Facility'S Process. The Facility’S On-Site Laboratory Is Located North Of The Main Facility On 8th Street South. Processed Oil Is Randomly Sampled Biweekly And Tested To Confirm It Is On-Specification. Samples Are Prepared And Retained In The Facility’S On-Site Laboratory For Thirty Days. Specification Analyses Are Done Off Site By Phoslab. Chemical Oxygen Demand (Cod) Testing Is Conducted In The Laboratory To Satisfy The Requirements Of The Industrial Pretreatment Permit. The Spent Vials From The Cod Process Are Hazardous Waste Containing Acid And Chromium. The Laboratory Also Operates A Mass Spectrometer. The Mass Spectrometer Produces Hazardous Waste In The Spent Vials Which Are 10% Used Oil And 90% Solvent (F003). The Laboratory Uses A Mercury Thermometer And Maintains A Mercury Spill Kit. No Poly Chlorinated Biphenyl (Pcb) Sampling Is Conducted Inhouse. As The Facility Is A Vsqg, They Are Able To Take Their Hazardous Laboratory Waste And Spent Fluorescent Lamps To The Pinellas County Collection Center For Disposal. Per Facility Staff, Hazardous Waste Has Not Been Taken To The Collection Center Since 2016. Two 55-Gallon Metal Drums Of Used Oil In Secondary Containment Are Located Behind The Laboratory. The Drums Are For The Collection Used Oil Sample Waste From The Laboratory (Including Samples Past Retention). The Drums Were Covered, Labeled, On Containment Pallets And Are Under A Small Roof. The Maintenance Shop Is Located Next To The Laboratory. The Facility Operates A Bench Style Parts Washer Which Uses Non-Chlorinated Parts Washing Fluid. Spent Parts Washing Fluid Is Mixed In With The Used Oil Collected The Shop. In Addition, The Shop Generates Used Oil Filters, Used Oil, Used Antifreeze, And Oil
02/27/2020	Informal Verbal Enforcement	Finishedfor InformalVerbalEnforcement-02/25/2020 ; Return to Compliance Letter Sent (RCL)for InformalVerbalEnforcement-02/25/2020 ; Finished-02/27/2020
06/18/2020	Phone Conversation	Finished-06/18/2020
10/27/2021	Site Inspection	Routine; CESQG (<100 kg/month) - Routine; Used Oil Transporter - Routine; Used Oil Generator - Routine; Used Oil Processor - Routine; VSQG (<100 kg/month) An Inspection Was Conducted At Howco Environmental Services (Howco) On October 27, 2021 By The Florida Department Of Environmental Protection (Department) To Evaluate The Facility’S Compliance With State And Federal Hazardous Waste Regulations. The Department Has Conducted A Number Of Hazardous Waste Compliance Inspections At This Facility, Most Recently On January 30, 2020. On July 31, 2020, The Department Issued Howco A Single Permit With Two Permit Numbers Authorizing Operation Of A Used Oil Processing Facility (Permit #33721-Ho-006) And A Solid Waste / Materials Processing Facility (Permit #33721- So-007); The Dual Permit Expires On August 3, 2025. The Inspectors Were Accompanied For The Walkthrough Portion Of The Inspection By Prima Mull, The Operations Manager. | At The Time Of The Inspection, Howco Environmental Services Was Operating In Compliance With State And Federal Regulations For Very Small Quantity Generators Of Hazardous Waste And Used Oil. | Howco Stores, Processes And Markets Used Oil And Is A Registered Used Oil Filter Transporter And Processor. Additionally, Howco Accepts Oily Waste Solids From Its Customers For Consolidation And Subsequent Disposal. Howco Is Also A Very Small Quantity Generator Of Hazardous Waste (Vsqg) Due To The Lab Wastes Generated During Qa Testing. Howco Is Permitted To Have 48 Aboveground Storage Tanks (Asts), Storing Petroleum Contact Water (Pcw), Used Oil, Processed Oil, And Water/Antifreeze. Additionally, The Facility Has 23 Asts Which Are Regulated By The Storage Tank Program And Are Registered Under Storage Tank Facility #8624557. The Facility Operates Under Npdes Stormwater Permit # Flr05b511. Howco Operates Five Days A Week, From 9a.M. To 5p.M., And Employs Twenty People, Five Of Which Are Drivers. The Facility Is On City Of St. Petersburg Water And Sewer Systems. Except As Noted Below, The Processes At The Facility Have Not Changed Since The Previous Inspection Which Has An In Depth Explanation Of The Facility'S Process. Laboratory The Facility’S On-Site Laboratory Is Located North Of The Main Facility On 8th Street South. Processed Oil Is Randomly Sampled Biweekly And Tested To Confirm It Is On-Specification. Samples Are Prepared And Retained In The Facility’S On-Site Laboratory For Thirty Days. Additional Specification Analyses Are Done Off Site By Phoslab. Chemical Oxygen Demand (Cod) Testing Is Conducted In The Laboratory To Satisfy The Requirements Of The Industrial Pretreatment Permit. The Spent Vials From The Cod Process Are Hazardous Waste Containing Acid And Chromium. The Laboratory Also Operates A Mass Spectrometer. The Mass Spectrometer Produces Hazardous Waste In The Spent Vials Which Are 10% Used Oil And 90% Solvent (F003). The Laboratory Uses A Mercury Thermometer And Maintains A Mercury Spill Kit. No Poly Chlorinated Biphenyl (Pcb) Sampling Is Conducted In-House. As The Facility Is A Vsqg, They Are Able To Take Their Hazardous Laboratory Waste And Spent Fluorescent Lamps To The Pinellas County Collection Center For Disposal. At The Time Of The Inspection, There Was No Hazardous Waste Or Universal Waste Lamps On Site. One, 5-Gallon Bucket, Located Inside The Laboratory Was Being Used For The Collection Of Used Oil Sample Waste From The Laboratory (Including Samples Past Retention). The Bucket Was Properly Labeled, And Under The Cover And Containment Of The Laboratory Building. Discharged Used Oil Samples From The Laboratory Are Returned To The Facility For Processing. Maintenance Shop The Maintenance Shop Is Located Next To The Laboratory. The Facility Operates A Bench Style Parts Washer Which Uses Non-Chlorinated Parts Washing Fluid. Spent Parts Washing Fluid Is Mixed In With The Used Oil Collected The Shop. In Addition, The Shop Generates Used Oil Filters, Used Oil, Used Antifreeze, And Oily Waste. At The Time Of This Inspection, Two 55-Gallon Drums, One Of Used Oil Filters And One Of Hydraulic Oil, Were Located Outside The Shop. Additionally, There Was A
01/17/2024	Site Inspection	Routine; Used Oil Transporter - Routine; Used Oil Generator - Routine; Used Oil Processor - Routine; Used Oil Marketer Hagan Holding Company Dba Howco Environmental Services (Howco) Was Inspected By The Florida Department Of Environmental Protection (Department) On January 17, 2024, To Determine The Facility’S Compliance With State And Federal Regulations Governing Used Oil, Universal Waste, And Very Small Quantity Generators (Vsqg) Of Hazardous Waste. The Facility Initially Notified As A Used Oil Transporter, Transfer Facility And Recycling Facility On February 26, 1986, Under The Name Howco Environmental Services, Inc. The Department Has Conducted A Number Of Hazardous Waste Compliance Inspections At This Facility, Most Recently On October 27, 2021. The Inspectors Were Accompanied By Prima Mull, Director Of Sales And Operations, During The Site Walk Through. Permits • Used Oil/Solid Waste Permit: Used Oil Permit #33721-Ho-006 And A Solid Waste / Materials Processing Facility Permit #33721- So-007; Issued On July 31, 2020, And Expires On August 3, 2025. • Npdes Stormwater Permit: Permit #Flr05b511; Issued On January 16, 2021, And Expires On January 15, 2026. | Howco (Facility) Is Authorized To Transport, Store And Process Used Oil, Oily Wastewater, Petroleum Contact Water (Pcw), Oily Solid Waste, Used Antifreeze, And Used Oil Filters Under Their Permit. Additionally, Howco Accepts Oily Waste Solids From Its Customers For Consolidation And Subsequent Disposal. Howco Is Also A Vsqg Of Hazardous Waste Due To The Lab Wastes Generated During Qa Testing. This Facility Is Located On An Approximately 3.2-Acre Property Owned By Hagan Holdings, D/B/A Howco Environmental Services. Howco Currently Has Approximately 15 Employees. The Hours Of Operation Are Monday Through Friday From 5 Am To 6:30 Pm. The Facility Is Connected To The City Of St. Petersburg Utilities For Water And Sewer Services. The Facility Picks Up Used Oil, Used Oil Filters, Use Antifreeze, Used Absorbents, Industrial Wastewater And Waste Gas From Their Customers. Howco Requires Customers To Analyze All New Wastes Prior To Initial Pick Up And Requires The Generator To Recertify Every Three Years That There Has Been No Change To The Process, And Requires New Waste Analysis Every Five Years. As Part Of Its Acceptance Criteria, Drivers Use Halogen Meters To Test All Used Oil For Halogen Content. If The Instruments Indicate The Halogen Content Is >1,000-Ppm, The Used Oil Is Analyzed Using A Dexsil Kit. If The That Also Shows The Oil Has A High Halogen Content, It Is Not Picked Up, Unless The Presumption The Material Is Hazardous Is Rebutted. All Used Oil Arriving At The Plant Has Been Accepted In Accordance With This Criterion, And Therefore There Are No "Rejected Loads." Between 50 And 60 Percent Of Their Customers Are "Routing Customers;" These Are Customers On A Prearranged Pickup Schedule. The Remaining Customers Are "At Will" Customers That Call To Schedule Each Pickup Individually. Hazmat Trailer/Facility Safety Hazmat And Emergency Response Supplies Are Stored In A Shed On The South Side Of The Property (See Attached Photos). The Contents Of The Hazmat Trailer Included Personal Protective Equipment As Well As Spill Response Equipment. The Required Items Appear To Be Present. The Facility Has An Emergency Address System (I.E., The Bullhorn) In Place. The Fire And Emergency Equipment Are Inspected Monthly And Tested Annually. Used Oil Filter Crushing Area Howcos Other Facilities Located In Ft. Meyers And Astor Send Their Collected Used Oil Filters To This Location, As This Facility Is The Hub For Crushing. Drums Of Used Oil Filters Are Received From The The Collection Routes Run From This Facility And From Their Sister Facilities Are Staged In The Filter Processing Area Awaiting Draining And Crushing. There Were Numerous 55-Gallon Drums Of Used Oil Filters Stored In The Filter Processing Area. All The Used Oil Filter Drums Were Labeled With The Words "Used Oil Filters." Used Oil Filters That Arrive At The Facility Are Allowed To Drain. After The Used Oil Filters Are Emptied An
02/13/2024	Informal Verbal Enforcement	Submittal Received by Department-01/18/2024 ; Finished-02/13/2024 ; Return to Compliance Letter Sent (RCL)-02/13/2024
08/26/2024	Electronic Communication	Finished-08/26/2024
02/11/2025	Site Inspection	Routine; Used Oil Transporter - Routine; Used Oil Generator - Routine; Used Oil Processor - Routine; Used Oil Marketer Hagan Holding Company Dba Howco Environmental Services (Howco) Was Inspected By The Florida Department Of Environmental Protection (Department) On February 11, 2025, To Determine The Facility’S Compliance With State And Federal Regulations Governing Used Oil, Universal Waste, And Very Small Quantity Generators (Vsqg) Of Hazardous Waste. The Facility Initially Notified As A Used Oil Transporter, Transfer Facility And Recycling Facility On February 26, 1986, Under The Name Howco Environmental Services, Inc. The Department Has Conducted A Number Of Hazardous Waste Compliance Inspections At This Facility, Most Recently On January 17, 2024. The Inspectors Were Accompanied By Prima Mull, Director Of Sales And Operations, During The Site Walk Through. Permits • Used Oil/Solid Waste Permit: Used Oil Permit #33721-Ho-006 And A Solid Waste / Materials Processing Facility Permit #33721- So-007; Issued On July 31, 2020, And Expires On August 3, 2025. • Npdes Stormwater Permit: Permit #Flr05b511; Issued On January 16, 2021, And Expires On January 15, 2026. • City Of St. Petersburg Industrial Wastewater Pretreatment Discharge Permit #Spfl-562219-Ciu-86-32; Issued January 15, 2025, And Expires On January 14, 2028. | Howco (Facility) Is Authorized To Transport, Store, And Process Used Oil, Oily Wastewater, Petroleum Contact Water (Pcw), Used Antifreeze, And Used Oil Filters Under Their Permit. Additionally, Howco Accepts Oily Waste Solids From Its Customers For Consolidation And Subsequent Disposal. Howco Is Also A Vsqg Of Hazardous Waste Due To The Lab Waste Generated During Qa Testing. This Facility Is Located On An Approximately 3.2-Acre Property Owned By Hagan Holdings, D/B/A Howco Environmental Services. Howco Currently Has Approximately 16 Employees. The Hours Of Operation Are Monday Through Friday From 6 Am To 6 Pm. The Facility Is Connected To The City Of St. Petersburg Utilities For Water And Sewer Services. The Facility Picks Up Used Oil, Used Oil Filters, Used Antifreeze, Used Absorbents, Industrial Wastewater, Oily Waste Solids, And Waste Gas From Their Customers. Howco Requires Customers To Analyze All New Wastes Prior To Initial Pick Up And Requires The Generator To Recertify Every Three Years That There Has Been No Change To The Process And Requires New Waste Analysis Of Each Generators Waste Stream(S) Every Five Years. As Part Of Its Acceptance Criteria, Drivers Use Halogen Meters To Test All Used Oil For Halogen Content. If The Instruments Indicate The Halogen Content Is >1,000-Ppm, The Used Oil Is Analyzed Using A Dexsil Kit. If That Also Shows The Oil Has A High Halogen Content, It Is Not Picked Up, Unless The Presumption Of The Material Is Hazardous Is Rebutted. All Used Oil Arriving At The Plant Has Been Accepted In Accordance With This Criterion, And Therefore There Are No "Rejected Loads." Approximately 70 Percent Of Their Customers Are "Routing Customers;" These Are Customers On A Prearranged Pickup Schedule. The Remaining Customers Are "At Will" Customers That Call To Schedule Each Pickup Individually. Hazmat Trailer/Facility Safety Hazmat And Emergency Response Supplies Are Stored In A Shed On The South Side Of The Property. The Contents Of The Hazmat Trailer Included Personal Protective Equipment As Well As Spill Response Equipment. The Facility Has An Emergency Address System (I.E., The Bullhorn) In Place. The Fire And Emergency Equipment Is Inspected Monthly And Tested Annually. Used Oil Filter Storage And Absorbent (Abs) Area Howcos Other Facilities Located In Ft. Myers And Astor Send Their Collected Used Oil Filters To This Location, As This Facility Is The Hub For Filter Crushing. Drums Of Used Oil Filters Are Received From The Collection Routes Run From This Facility And From Their Sister Facilities Are Staged In The Filter Processing Area Awaiting Draining And Crushing. Facility Personnel Stated Liquid Waste Collected From Draining Of The Used Oil Filters Via The Crusher Is Sent To The On-Site Tre

Vio#	Area	Regulation	Opened By	Date Determined	Completed	ETA	Act	Act Date	Regulation Text Excerpt (mouse over for full text)
1	262.A	262.11	Strauss_R	04/16/1990	02/19/1993		3879	04/16/1990	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:
2	262.A	262.11	Strauss_R	04/16/1990	02/19/1993		3879	04/16/1990	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:
3	262.A	262.11	Strauss_R	04/16/1990	02/19/1993		3879	04/16/1990	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:
4	262.A	262.11	Strauss_R	04/16/1990	02/19/1993		3879	04/16/1990	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:
5		UNKNOWN	Strauss_R	09/20/1990	02/19/1993		3879	04/16/1990	Unknown - insufficient data from import to identify rule.
6	263.B	263.20(a)	Strauss_R	09/20/1990	02/19/1993		3879	04/16/1990	Rule Description not available
7	262.A	262.11	Strauss_R	09/20/1990	02/19/1993		3879	04/16/1990	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:
8	262.A	262.11	Strauss_R	09/20/1990	02/19/1993		3879	04/16/1990	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:
9	262.A	262.11	Strauss_R	09/20/1990	02/19/1993		3879	04/16/1990	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:
10	262.A	262.11	Strauss_R	09/20/1990	02/19/1993		3879	04/16/1990	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:
11	262.A	262.11	Strauss_R	09/20/1990	02/19/1993		3879	04/16/1990	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:
12	262.A	262.11	Strauss_R	09/20/1990	02/19/1993		3879	04/16/1990	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:
13	261.A	261.1	Strauss_R	09/20/1990	02/19/1993		3879	04/16/1990	Purpose and scope.
14	261.A	261.1	Strauss_R	09/20/1990	02/19/1993		3879	04/16/1990	Purpose and scope.
15	261.A	261.1	Strauss_R	09/20/1990	02/19/1993		3879	04/16/1990	Purpose and scope.
16	XXS	403.727	Ojili_R	04/05/1993	09/16/1993		3878	02/19/1993	Violations; defenses, penalties, and remedies.--
17	265.I	265.173	Ojili_R	04/05/1993	09/16/1993		3878	02/19/1993	Management of containers.
18	265.I	265.174	Ojili_R	04/05/1993	09/16/1993		3878	02/19/1993	Inspections. At least weekly, the owner or operator must inspect areas where containers are stored, except for Performance Track member facilities, that must conduct inspections at least once each month, upon approval by the Director. To apply for re
19	265.B	265.15	Ojili_R	04/05/1993	09/16/1993		3878	02/19/1993	General inspection requirements.
20	262.A	262.11	Strauss_R	04/05/1993	06/16/1999		3878	02/19/1993	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:
21	XXS	403.413	Ojili_R	04/05/1993	09/16/1993		3878	02/19/1993	Florida Litter Law.--
22	265.B	265.16	Ojili_R	04/05/1993	09/16/1993		3878	02/19/1993	Personnel training.
23		265.1	Ojili_R	04/05/1993	09/16/1993		3878	02/19/1993	Purpose, scope, and applicability.
24		265.1	Ojili_R	04/05/1993	09/16/1993		3878	02/19/1993	Purpose, scope, and applicability.
25	XXS	62-710	Ojili_R	04/05/1993	09/24/1993		3878	02/19/1993	CHAPTER 62-710 USED OIL MANAGEMENT
26	262.A	262.11	Strauss_R	05/23/1994	06/16/1999		1381	03/15/1994	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:
27	262.A	262.11	Strauss_R	04/02/1997	06/16/1999		5680	10/16/1996	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:
28	263.B	263.20	Strauss_R	04/02/1997	06/16/1999		5680	10/16/1996	The manifest system.
29	279.F	279.52(a)	Strauss_R	04/02/1997	06/16/1999		5680	10/16/1996	Preparedness and prevention. Owners and operators of used oil processing and re-refining facilities must comply with the following requirements:
30	279.F	279.52(b)(2)(iii)	Strauss_R	04/02/1997	06/16/1999		5680	10/16/1996	The plan must describe arrangements agreed to by local police departments, fire departments, hospitals, contractors, and State and local emergency response teams to coordinate emergency services, pursuant to paragraph (a)(6) of this section.
31	279.F	279.52(b)(2)(iv)	Strauss_R	04/02/1997	06/16/1999		5680	10/16/1996	The plan must list names, addresses, and phone numbers (office and home) of all persons qualified to act as emergency coordinator (see paragraph (b)(5) of this section), and this list must be kept up to date. Where more than one person is listed, one
32	279.F	279.52(b)(3)(ii)	Strauss_R	04/02/1997	06/16/1999		5680	10/16/1996	Submitted to all local police departments, fire departments, hospitals, and State and local emergency response teams that may be called upon to provide emergency services.
33	279.F	279.54(a)	Strauss_R	04/02/1997	06/16/1999		5680	10/16/1996	Management units. Used oil processors/re-refiners may not store used oil in units other than tanks, containers, or units subject to regulation under part 264 or 265 of this chapter.
34	279.F	279.54(c)	Strauss_R	04/02/1997	06/16/1999		5680	10/16/1996	Secondary containment for containers. Containers used to store or process used oil at processing and re-refining facilities must be equipped with a secondary containment system.
35	279.F	279.54(d)	Strauss_R	04/02/1997	06/16/1999		5680	10/16/1996	Secondary containment for existing aboveground tanks. Existing aboveground tanks used to store or process used oil at processing and re-refining facilities must be equipped with a secondary containment system.
36	XXS	62-710.850	Strauss_R	04/02/1997	06/16/1999		5680	10/16/1996	Management of Used Oil Filters.
37	XXS	403.413	Strauss_R	04/02/1997	06/16/1999		5680	10/16/1996	Florida Litter Law.--
38	XXS	403.727	Strauss_R	04/02/1997	06/16/1999		5680	10/16/1996	Violations; defenses, penalties, and remedies.--
39	XXS	403.727	Strauss_R	04/02/1997	06/16/1999		5680	10/16/1996	Violations; defenses, penalties, and remedies.--
40	XXS	403.727	Strauss_R	04/02/1997	06/16/1999		5680	10/16/1996	Violations; defenses, penalties, and remedies.--
42	262.A	262.11	Strauss_R	09/29/1998	06/16/1999		6815	09/29/1998	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:
43	279.F	279.54(c)	Strauss_R	09/29/1998	06/16/1999		6815	09/29/1998	Secondary containment for containers. Containers used to store or process used oil at processing and re-refining facilities must be equipped with a secondary containment system.
44	279.F	279.54(d)	Strauss_R	09/29/1998	06/16/1999		6815	09/29/1998	Secondary containment for existing aboveground tanks. Existing aboveground tanks used to store or process used oil at processing and re-refining facilities must be equipped with a secondary containment system.
45	XXS	62-710.800(5)	Strauss_R	09/29/1998	06/16/1999		6815	09/29/1998	Rule Description not available
41	PCR	62-710.800(1)	Tam_S	06/10/1999	12/03/1999		7216	06/08/1999	This rule shall apply to any owner or operator of a facility that processes used oil. The owner or operato r shall comply with the requirements of this chapter including the requirements of 40 C.F.R. Part 279 Subpart F.
46	279.E	279.44(d)	Dregne_J	09/19/2000	05/04/2001		7916	09/19/2000	Record retention. Records of analyses conducted or information used to comply with paragraphs (a), (b), and (c) of this section must be maintained by the transporter for at least 3 years.
47	279.F	279.54(b)(1)	Dregne_J	09/19/2000	04/19/2001		7916	09/19/2000	In good condition (no severe rusting, apparent structural defects or deterioration); and
48	279.F	279.54(f)(1)	Dregne_J	09/19/2000	04/19/2001		7916	09/19/2000	Containers and aboveground tanks used to store or process used oil at processing and re-refining facilities must be labeled or marked clearly with the words "Used Oil."
49	XXS	62-710.510(2)	Dregne_J	09/19/2000	05/04/2001		7916	09/19/2000	Transporters shall maintain documentation of all shipments of used oil, including those accepted for transport as well as those refused due to suspected mixing with hazardous waste. A copy of this record shall be left with the generator.
50	XXS	62-710.850	Dregne_J	09/19/2000	04/19/2001		7916	09/19/2000	Management of Used Oil Filters.
51	XXS	62-737.400(5)(b)1	Dregne_J	09/19/2000	04/19/2001		7916	09/19/2000	For universal waste lamps, the words "Spent Mercury-Containing Lamps for Recycling", "Universal Waste Mercury Lamps", "Waste Mercury Lamps" or "Used Mercury Lamps"; except for those crushed per paragraph (6)(b) below which shall be labeled "Crushed M
52	XXS	62-710	Dregne_J	09/19/2000	04/19/2001		7916	09/19/2000	CHAPTER 62-710 USED OIL MANAGEMENT
53	XXS	62-710	Dregne_J	09/19/2000	04/19/2001		7916	09/19/2000	CHAPTER 62-710 USED OIL MANAGEMENT
54	PCR	403.087	Dregne_J	09/19/2000	04/19/2001		7916	09/19/2000	Permits; general issuance; denial; revocation; prohibition; penalty.--
55	279.F	279.54(g)	Dregne_J	08/14/2001	01/04/2002		8503	08/14/2001	Response to releases. Upon detection of a release of used oil to the environment that is not subject to the requirements of part 280, subpart F of this chapter and which has occurred after the effective date of the recycled used oil management progra
56	XXS	62-710.500(2)	Dregne_J	08/14/2001	01/04/2002		8503	08/14/2001	The registration form shall be accompanied by a registration fee of $100 per facility. It is not necessary to submit more than one form or fee if registering more than one activity, or if the registration is for an entire transportation fleet operati
57	XXS	62-701.300(1)	Dregne_J	08/14/2001	07/08/2002		8503	08/14/2001	General prohibition.
58	XXS	62-701.300(1)	Dregne_J	08/14/2001	01/04/2002		8503	08/14/2001	General prohibition.
59	XXS	62-701.300(1)	Dregne_J	08/14/2001	01/04/2002		8503	08/14/2001	General prohibition.
60	XXS	62-701.300(1)	Dregne_J	08/14/2001	07/08/2002		8503	08/14/2001	General prohibition.
61	XXS	62-710.850	Gephart_A	07/24/2002	07/24/2002		9021	07/24/2002	Management of Used Oil Filters.
62	XXS	62-737	Gephart_A	07/24/2002	07/24/2002		9021	07/24/2002	CHAPTER 62-737 THE MANAGEMENT OF SPENT MERCURY-CONTAINING LAMPS AND DEVICES DESTINED FOR RECYCLING
63	XXS	62-737	Gephart_A	07/24/2002	07/24/2002		9021	07/24/2002	CHAPTER 62-737 THE MANAGEMENT OF SPENT MERCURY-CONTAINING LAMPS AND DEVICES DESTINED FOR RECYCLING
64	XXS	62-737	Gephart_A	07/24/2002	07/24/2002		9021	07/24/2002	CHAPTER 62-737 THE MANAGEMENT OF SPENT MERCURY-CONTAINING LAMPS AND DEVICES DESTINED FOR RECYCLING
65	XXS	62-710.850	Gephart_A	06/24/2003	06/25/2003		9608	06/24/2003	Management of Used Oil Filters.
66	XXS	62-710.850	Gephart_A	06/24/2003	06/25/2003		9608	06/24/2003	Management of Used Oil Filters.
67	279.F	279.52(a)(3)	Gephart_A	06/24/2003	07/11/2003		9608	06/24/2003	Testing and maintenance of equipment. All facility communications or alarm systems, fire protection equipment, spill control equipment, and decontamination equipment, where required, must be tested and maintained as necessary to assure its proper ope
68	XXS	62-710.850	Gephart_A	06/24/2003	06/25/2003		9608	06/24/2003	Management of Used Oil Filters.
69	XXS	62-710.850	Dregne_J	03/04/2004	08/11/2004		9927	03/04/2004	Management of Used Oil Filters.
70	XXS	62-710.500	Dregne_J	03/04/2004	08/11/2004		9927	03/04/2004	(1) The following persons shall annually register their used oil handling activities with the Department using Form 62-730.900(1)(b), “8700-12FL – Florida Notification of Regulated Waste Activity,” effective date 4-23-13, which is hereby adopte
71	XXS	62-730.150(5)	Dregne_J	03/04/2004	08/11/2004		9927	03/04/2004	With respect to training requirements for owners and operators of hazardous waste treatment, storage and disposal facilities and generators, 'annual review' shall be computed based on the calendar year.
72	XXS	62-737	Dregne_J	03/04/2004	08/11/2004		9927	03/04/2004	CHAPTER 62-737 THE MANAGEMENT OF SPENT MERCURY-CONTAINING LAMPS AND DEVICES DESTINED FOR RECYCLING
73	XXS	62-737	Dregne_J	03/04/2004	08/11/2004		9927	03/04/2004	CHAPTER 62-737 THE MANAGEMENT OF SPENT MERCURY-CONTAINING LAMPS AND DEVICES DESTINED FOR RECYCLING
74	XXS	62-710.850	Gephart_A	01/27/2005	01/31/2005		10535	01/27/2005	Management of Used Oil Filters.
75	XXS	62-710.850	Dregne_J	01/27/2005	07/21/2005		10535	01/27/2005	Management of Used Oil Filters.
76	XXS	62-701.300(1)	Dregne_J	01/27/2005	07/21/2005		10535	01/27/2005	General prohibition.
78	279.F	279.52(a)(3)	Dregne_J	11/07/2005	07/02/2007	36	472	11/07/2005	Testing and maintenance of equipment. All facility communications or alarm systems, fire protection equipment, spill control equipment, and decontamination equipment, where required, must be tested and maintained as necessary to assure its proper ope
79	279.F	279.52(b)(4)(v)	Dregne_J	11/07/2005	07/03/2007	36	472	11/07/2005	The list of emergency equipment changes.
80	279.F	279.54	Dregne_J	11/07/2005	07/02/2007	36	472	11/07/2005	Used oil management. Used oil processor/re-refiners are subject to all applicable Spill Prevention, Control and Countermeasures (40 CFR part 112) in addition to the requirements of this subpart. Used oil processors/re-refiners are also subject to the
81	XXS	62-710.401(6)	Dregne_J	11/07/2005	07/02/2007	36	472	11/07/2005	No person may store used oil in tanks or containers unless they are clearly labeled with the words "used oil" and are in good condition (no severe rusting, apparent structural defects or deterioration) with no visible oil leakage. If tanks or contain
82	XXS	62-710	Dregne_J	11/07/2005	07/02/2007	36	472	11/07/2005	CHAPTER 62-710 USED OIL MANAGEMENT
83	XXS	62-710	Dregne_J	11/07/2005	07/02/2007	36	472	11/07/2005	CHAPTER 62-710 USED OIL MANAGEMENT
84	XXS	62-710.850(5)(a)	Dregne_J	11/07/2005	07/02/2007	36	472	11/07/2005	All persons storing used oil filters shall store used oil filters in above ground containers which are clearly labeled "Used Oil Filters," and which are in good condition (no severe rusting, apparent structural defects or deterioration) with no visib
85	XXS	62-710.850(5)(a)	Dregne_J	11/07/2005	07/02/2007	36	472	11/07/2005	All persons storing used oil filters shall store used oil filters in above ground containers which are clearly labeled "Used Oil Filters," and which are in good condition (no severe rusting, apparent structural defects or deterioration) with no visib
86	XXS	62-710.850(5)(a)	Dregne_J	11/07/2005	07/02/2007	36	472	11/07/2005	All persons storing used oil filters shall store used oil filters in above ground containers which are clearly labeled "Used Oil Filters," and which are in good condition (no severe rusting, apparent structural defects or deterioration) with no visib
87	XXS	62-737	Dregne_J	11/07/2005	07/02/2007	36	472	11/07/2005	CHAPTER 62-737 THE MANAGEMENT OF SPENT MERCURY-CONTAINING LAMPS AND DEVICES DESTINED FOR RECYCLING
88	XXS	62-737	Dregne_J	11/07/2005	07/02/2007	36	472	11/07/2005	CHAPTER 62-737 THE MANAGEMENT OF SPENT MERCURY-CONTAINING LAMPS AND DEVICES DESTINED FOR RECYCLING
89	XXS	62-737	Dregne_J	11/07/2005	07/02/2007	36	472	11/07/2005	CHAPTER 62-737 THE MANAGEMENT OF SPENT MERCURY-CONTAINING LAMPS AND DEVICES DESTINED FOR RECYCLING
90	XXS	62-737	Dregne_J	11/07/2005	07/02/2007	36	472	11/07/2005	CHAPTER 62-737 THE MANAGEMENT OF SPENT MERCURY-CONTAINING LAMPS AND DEVICES DESTINED FOR RECYCLING
91	XXS	62-737	Dregne_J	11/07/2005	07/02/2007	36	472	11/07/2005	CHAPTER 62-737 THE MANAGEMENT OF SPENT MERCURY-CONTAINING LAMPS AND DEVICES DESTINED FOR RECYCLING
92	XXS	62-737	Dregne_J	11/07/2005	07/02/2007	36	472	11/07/2005	CHAPTER 62-737 THE MANAGEMENT OF SPENT MERCURY-CONTAINING LAMPS AND DEVICES DESTINED FOR RECYCLING
93	XXS	62-737	Dregne_J	11/07/2005	07/02/2007	36	472	11/07/2005	CHAPTER 62-737 THE MANAGEMENT OF SPENT MERCURY-CONTAINING LAMPS AND DEVICES DESTINED FOR RECYCLING
94	XXS	62-737	Dregne_J	11/07/2005	07/02/2007	36	472	11/07/2005	CHAPTER 62-737 THE MANAGEMENT OF SPENT MERCURY-CONTAINING LAMPS AND DEVICES DESTINED FOR RECYCLING
95	XXS	62-737	Dregne_J	11/07/2005	07/02/2007	36	472	11/07/2005	CHAPTER 62-737 THE MANAGEMENT OF SPENT MERCURY-CONTAINING LAMPS AND DEVICES DESTINED FOR RECYCLING
96		62-710.510(1)(g)	Honey_K	09/19/2007	10/17/2007		12069	09/19/2007	Documentation of halogen screening in accordance with the requirements of Rule 62-710.600, F.A.C.
111	279.F	279.56(a)	Honey_K	08/15/2008	11/21/2008		12922	08/15/2008	Acceptance. Used oil processors/re-refiners must keep a record of each used oil shipment accepted for processing/re-refining. These records may take the form of a log, invoice, manifest, bill of lading or other shipping documents. Records for each sh
112	279.F	279.52(b)(3)(i)	Honey_K	08/15/2008	11/21/2008		12922	08/15/2008	Maintained at the facility; and
113	XXS	62-710.800(4)	Honey_K	08/15/2008	11/21/2008		12922	08/15/2008	Notwithstanding the provisions of Rule 62-4.050, F.A.C., the fee for a used oil processor permit application, including a permit renewal application, is $2,000. The fee for a substantial modification to the permit is $500. No permit fee is required f
114	279.E	279.46(a)(2)	Honey_K	08/15/2008	11/21/2008		12922	08/15/2008	The EPA identification number (if applicable) of the generator, transporter, or processor/re-refiner who provided the used oil for transport;
97	279.F	279.52(a)(5)	Honey_K	04/23/2009	05/27/2009		95000000100002	04/23/2009	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
98	279.F	279.52(b)(2)(iv)	Honey_K	04/23/2009	05/27/2009		95000000100002	04/23/2009	The plan must list names, addresses, and phone numbers (office and home) of all persons qualified to act as emergency coordinator (see paragraph (b)(5) of this section), and this list must be kept up to date. Where more than one person is listed, one
99	279.C	279.22(c)(1)	Honey_K	04/23/2009	05/27/2009		95000000100002	04/23/2009	Containers and aboveground tanks used to store used oil at generator facilities must be labeled or marked clearly with the words "Used Oil."
115	262.A	262.11	Honey_K	04/23/2009	05/27/2009		95000000100002	04/23/2009	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:
100	279.F, XXS	279.54(c), 62-710.401(6)	Honey_K	06/24/2010	08/06/2010	26458	140000000100232	06/24/2010	Secondary containment for containers. Containers used to store or process used oil at processing and re-refining facilities must be equipped with a secondary containment system., No person may store used oil in tanks or containers unless they are cle
101	273.B	273.13(d)(1), 273.14(e)	Honey_K	06/24/2010	08/06/2010	26458	140000000100232	06/24/2010	A small quantity handler of universal waste must contain any lamp in containers or packages that are structurally sound, adequate to prevent breakage, and compatible with the contents of the lamps. Such containers and packages must remain closed and
102	279.F	279.52(b)(2)(v)	Honey_K	06/24/2010	08/06/2010	26458	140000000100232	06/24/2010	The plan must include a list of all emergency equipment at the facility (such as fire extinguishing systems, spill control equipment, communications and alarm systems (internal and external), and decontamination equipment), where this equipment is re
103	279.F	279.54(f)(1)	Honey_K	06/24/2010	08/06/2010	26458	140000000100232	06/24/2010	Containers and aboveground tanks used to store or process used oil at processing and re-refining facilities must be labeled or marked clearly with the words "Used Oil."
104	279.F	279.52(a)(1)	Honey_K	06/24/2010	08/06/2010	26458	140000000100232	06/24/2010	Maintenance and operation of facility. Facilities must be maintained and operated to minimize the possibility of a fire, explosion, or any unplanned sudden or non-sudden release of used oil to air, soil, or surface water which could threaten human he
105	XXS	62-710.850(5)(a)	Honey_K	06/24/2010	08/06/2010	26458	140000000100232	06/24/2010	All persons storing used oil filters shall store used oil filters in above ground containers which are clearly labeled "Used Oil Filters," and which are in good condition (no severe rusting, apparent structural defects or deterioration) with no visib
106	XXS	62-710.401(6)	Honey_K	06/24/2010	08/06/2010	26458	140000000100232	06/24/2010	No person may store used oil in tanks or containers unless they are clearly labeled with the words "used oil" and are in good condition (no severe rusting, apparent structural defects or deterioration) with no visible oil leakage. If tanks or contain
116	261.A	261.5(g)(3)(iii)	Honey_K	06/24/2010	08/06/2010		140000000100232	06/24/2010	Authorized to manage hazardous waste by a State with a hazardous waste management program approved under part 271 of this chapter;
117	XXS	62-710.401(6)	Honey_K	06/24/2010	08/06/2010		140000000100232	06/24/2010	No person may store used oil in tanks or containers unless they are clearly labeled with the words "used oil" and are in good condition (no severe rusting, apparent structural defects or deterioration) with no visible oil leakage. If tanks or contain
118	279.F	279.52(b)(2)(iv)	Honey_K	06/24/2010	09/30/2010		140000000100232	06/24/2010	The plan must list names, addresses, and phone numbers (office and home) of all persons qualified to act as emergency coordinator (see paragraph (b)(5) of this section), and this list must be kept up to date. Where more than one person is listed, one
119	XXS	403.727(1)(a)	Honey_K	08/31/2011	09/05/2012		140000000100586	08/31/2011	Fail to comply with the provisions of this act or departmental rules or orders;
120	279.F	279.56(a)(1), 279.56(a)(3), 279.56(b)(1), 279.56(b)(3)	Honey_K	08/31/2011	09/05/2012		140000000100586	08/31/2011	The name and address of the transporter who delivered the used oil to the processor/re-refiner;, The EPA identification number of the transporter who delivered the used oil to the processor/re-refiner;, The name and address of the transporter who del
107	279.F	279.52(a)(2)(i)	Honey_K	08/10/2012	09/19/2012		161707	08/10/2012	An internal communications or alarm system capable of providing immediate emergency instruction (voice or signal) to facility personnel;
108	279.F	279.52(b)(3)(ii)	Honey_K	08/10/2012	09/19/2012		161707	08/10/2012	Submitted to all local police departments, fire departments, hospitals, and State and local emergency response teams that may be called upon to provide emergency services.
109	PCR	403.727(1)(c)	Honey_K	08/10/2012	09/19/2012		161707	08/10/2012	Fail to comply with a permit;
121	PCR	403.727(1)(c)	Honey_K	09/05/2012	01/08/2015		161707	08/10/2012	Fail to comply with a permit;
110	XXS	62-710.401(6)	Honey_K	03/09/2016	03/09/2016		177440	03/09/2016	No person may store used oil in tanks or containers unless they are clearly labeled with the words "used oil" are in good condition (no severe rusting, apparent structural defects or deterioration), and not leaking (no visible leaks). If tanks or con
122	XXS	62-710.401(6)	Pedigo_L	06/29/2018	07/19/2018		183090	06/29/2018	No person may store used oil in tanks or containers unless they are clearly labeled with the words "used oil" are in good condition (no severe rusting, apparent structural defects or deterioration), and not leaking (no visible leaks). If tanks or con
123	XXS	62-710.850	Pedigo_L	06/29/2018	07/10/2018		183090	06/29/2018	Management of Used Oil Filters.
124	279.C	279.22(c)(1)	Brownlee_S	01/30/2020	01/30/2020		187349	01/30/2020	CONTAINERS AND ABOVEGROUND TANKS MUST BE CLEARLY MARKED USED OIL
125	273.B	273.13(d)(1)	Evans_Coa	01/17/2024	02/13/2024		196689	01/17/2024	LAMP MUST BE IN CONTAINERS THAT ARE STRUCTURALLY SOUND, ADEQUATE TO PREVENT BREAKAGE & COMPATIBLE; CONTAINERS MUST REMAIN CLOSED & LACK EVIDENCE OF LEAKAGE, SPILLAGE OR DAMAGE THAT COULD CAUSE LEAKAGE
126	279.C	279.22(c)(1)	Evans_Coa	01/17/2024	02/13/2024		196689	01/17/2024	CONTAINERS AND ABOVEGROUND TANKS MUST BE CLEARLY MARKED USED OIL
127	279.F	279.52(a)(5)	Evans_Coa	02/11/2025			199314	02/11/2025	Owner/op. must maintain aisle space to allow unobstructed movement of personnel & emergency equip. to any area of facility operation in an emergency, unless aisle space not needed for these purposes.
128	XXS	62-710.850(5)(a)	Evans_Coa	02/11/2025			199314	02/11/2025	All persons storing used oil filters shall store used oil filters in above ground containers which are clearly labeled "Used Oil Filters," and which are in good condition (no severe rusting, apparent structural defects or deterioration) with no visib
129	279.C	279.22(d)(2)	Evans_Coa	02/11/2025			199314	02/11/2025	CONTAIN THE RELEASED USED OIL
130	XXS	62-710.401(6)	Evans_Coa	02/11/2025			199314	02/11/2025	No person may store used oil in tanks or containers unless they are clearly labeled with the words "used oil" are in good condition (no severe rusting, apparent structural defects or deterioration), and not leaking (no visible leaks). If tanks or con
131	279.C	279.22(b)(1), 279.22(b)(2)	Evans_Coa	02/11/2025			199314	02/11/2025	IN GOOD CONDITION, NOT LEAKING
132	279.C	279.22(c)(1)	Evans_Coa	02/11/2025			199314	02/11/2025	CONTAINERS AND ABOVEGROUND TANKS MUST BE CLEARLY MARKED USED OIL
133	XXS	62-710.401(6)	Evans_Coa	02/11/2025			199314	02/11/2025	No person may store used oil in tanks or containers unless they are clearly labeled with the words "used oil" are in good condition (no severe rusting, apparent structural defects or deterioration), and not leaking (no visible leaks). If tanks or con
134	279.F	279.54(d), 279.54(d)(2), 279.54(e)(2)	Evans_Coa	02/11/2025			199314	02/11/2025	EXISTING ABOVEGROUND TANKS USED TO STORE OR PROCESS USED OIL MUST HAVE A SECONDARY CONTAINMENT SYSTEM, ENTIRE CONTAINMENT SYSTEM MUST PREVENT USED OIL RELEASED INTO THE SYSTEM FROM MIGRATING OUT OF THE SYSTEM INTO SOIL, GROUNDWATER OR SURFACE WATER,
135	273.B	273.13(d)(1), 273.14	Evans_Coa	02/11/2025			199314	02/11/2025	LAMP MUST BE IN CONTAINERS THAT ARE STRUCTURALLY SOUND, ADEQUATE TO PREVENT BREAKAGE & COMPATIBLE; CONTAINERS MUST REMAIN CLOSED & LACK EVIDENCE OF LEAKAGE, SPILLAGE OR DAMAGE THAT COULD CAUSE LEAKAGE, A SMALL QUANTITY HANDLER OF UNIVERSAL WASTE MUST
AOC	279.F	279.52(b)	Evans_Coa	02/11/2025			199314	02/11/2025	OWNERS/OPERATORS OF USED OIL PROCESSING AND RE-REFINING FACILITIES MUST COMPLY WITH THE FOLLOWING CONTINGENCY PLAN AND EMERGENCY PROCEDURE REQUIREMENTS
AOC	279.F	279.54	Evans_Coa	02/11/2025			199314	02/11/2025	Used oil processes/re-refiners are under Spill Prevention, Control & Countermeasures; are also under Underground Storage Tank (Pt 280) for used oil stored in underground tanks, and to this sub F.
AOC	279.F	279.57	Evans_Coa	02/11/2025			199314	02/11/2025	OPERATING RECORD
AOC	XXS	62-730.030(2)	Evans_Coa	02/11/2025			199314	02/11/2025	A very small quantity generator (VSQG) which chooses to send its hazardous waste to an off-site treatment, storage or disposal facility shall document delivery of its hazardous waste through written receipts and other records which are retained for a