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05/04/2006 |
Legacy Site Inspection |
Newly Established 10-Day Transfer Area For Universal Waste Newly Established 10-Day Transfer Area For Universal Waste |
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05/04/2006 |
Significant Non-Complier - Yes |
Universal Waste At Transfer Area For Greater Than 10 Days Universal Waste At Transfer Area For Greater Than 10 Days |
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05/17/2006 |
Letter |
Letter From Onyx Providing Additional And Ampifing Information On Cause For Exceeding Universal Waste 10-Day Transfer Area Storage Timeframes | Check On Transfer Area Database At End Of Month Letter From Onyx Providing Additional And Ampifing Information On Cause For Exceeding Universal Waste 10-Day Transfer Area Storage Timeframes | Check On Transfer Area Database At End Of Month |
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06/09/2006 |
Letter |
E-Mail From Onyx Tallahassee Providing Request 10-Day Transfer Area Log For The Month Of May 2005 Thru Current Date E-Mail From Onyx Tallahassee Providing Request 10-Day Transfer Area Log For The Month Of May 2005 Thru Current Date |
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07/18/2006 |
Compliance Evaluation Inspection |
No Violations - Good Records No Violations - Good Records |
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07/27/2006 |
Enforcement Meeting |
Propose Civil Penalty And Dept Costs In Form Of Sfco Propose Civil Penalty And Dept Costs In Form Of Sfco |
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08/02/2006 |
Warning Letter Issued |
Wl With One Violation - Storage In Transfer Area Greater Than 10 Days - Proposed Sfco Issued At The Same Time | Sfco Proposes $2,500 Civil Penalty And $250 Dept Costs Wl With One Violation - Storage In Transfer Area Greater Than 10 Days - Proposed Sfco Issued At The Same Time | Sfco Proposes $2,500 Civil Penalty And $250 Dept Costs |
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08/02/2006 |
Short Form Consent Order Issued |
Proposed Settlement With Civil Penalties $2,500 And Costs $250 Proposed Settlement With Civil Penalties $2,500 And Costs $250 |
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10/11/2006 |
Short Form Consent Order Executed |
Consent Order Executed - Payment Made | Close The Case Consent Order Executed - Payment Made | Close The Case |
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10/11/2006 |
Significant Non-Complier - No |
Scoe And Penalty And Costs Paid Scoe And Penalty And Costs Paid |
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10/11/2006 |
Project Closed Letter |
All Elements Of Consent Order Satisfied - Close Case | Close Project All Elements Of Consent Order Satisfied - Close Case | Close Project |
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05/16/2007 |
Compliance Evaluation Inspection |
No Violations - Good Records No Violations - Good Records |
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08/28/2008 |
Site Inspection |
Routine; Non-Handler - Routine; Transporter - Routine; Transfer Facility Veolia Environmental Services Technical Solutions, Transfer Facility (Veolia Tf), Formerly Onyx Environmental Services Notified The Department Of Universal Waste Transfer Area Activities For A Parking Area Within The Industrial Park At 4972 Woodville Highway, South Lot, Tallahassee, On January 9, 2006. This Area Is Used For Trailer/Van Parking For Veolia Transport Vehicles Prior To And After Unloading At The Mercury Containing Lamps And Devices Storage, Recovery And Reclamation Facility. No Violations Were Cited During The Last Inspection Of Veolia Tf, Conducted In May 16, 2007. | The Transfer Facility Appeared To Be Operating In Accordance With Procedures Outlined In The Veolia Tsd Facility Permit Application.
In-Compliance At The Time Of This Inspection. | This Location Is A Transfer Area And Regulations Allow Parking Of The Trailer/Van In This Area For Up To 10 Days Maximum. Veolia Trailer/Van Arrivals At The Facility Have Shipping Documents Reviewed By The Operations Manager. Any Manifested Hazardous Waste In The Shipment Is Immediately Removed At The Veolia Tsd Facility Prior To Parking Of Any Trailer/Van In This Transfer Facility (South Lot). A Transfer Facility 10 Day Log Is Used To Monitor Trailer/Van Arrivals Dates, Hw Unloading, Mandatory Unload Date And Actual Unload Dates. The Transfer Facility Logs And Yard Are Checked Daily To Ensure Compliance With Procedures. | Jim Byer And Aaron Mitchell Inspected Veolia Transfer Facilty For The Purpose Of A Rcra Compliance Inspection For The Universal Waste Transfer Area. Linda Dunwoody And Randy Williams Provided Access To The Facilities And Descriptions Of The Processes. Copies Of The 10-Day Material Log Showing Arrival Dates 6-27-08 Thru 8-27-08 Were Printed And Used As Reference For This Inspection. A Review Of The Log Indicated That Manifested Hazardous Waste Is Unloaded On The Day Of Arrival And No Trailers Arriving Within This Time Frame Were Allowed To Remain Parked In The Transfer Facility Loaded For More Than 10 Days.
At The Time Of This Inspection The Database Records And In-Coming Trailer/Van Folders Indicated Trailers Parked In Dock 1 And Dock 2 At The Storage, Recovery And Reclamation Facility And Eight Trailers Parked In The Transfer Area Were Waiting To Be Unloaded.
A Physical Inspection Of The Transfer Area Was Conducted. There Were Eight In-Coming Trailers Parked In The Area. Three Trailers Were Being Used For Storage Of Equipment, Ballast, And Electronics Or Metal For Recycling. Five Of The Trailers Were Empty And/Or Outbound.
Two Of The In-Coming Trailers Were Opened, Inspected, And Shipping Papers Vs Actual Contents Verified. One Of The Storage And One Out-Going (Empty) Trailer Were Opened And Actual Contents Verified.
No Hazardous Waste (Manifested Or Un-Manifested) Was Observed Within Any Of The Trailers.
| Ready For Approval. | Submitted For Approval By Mitchell, Aaron |
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09/15/2008 |
Letter |
Finished-09/15/2008 |
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03/16/2009 |
Site Inspection |
Routine; Non-Handler - Routine; Transfer Facility - Routine; Universal Waste Transporter Veolia Environmental Services Technical Solutions (Veolia), Formerly Recyclights, Superior Support Services, Inc., Onyx Special Services, Inc., And Onyx Environmental Services Llc, Notified The Department Of Universal Waste Transfer Facility Activities For A Parking Area Within The Industrial Park At 4972 Woodville Highway, South Lot, Tallahassee, On January 9, 2006. This Transfer Facility (Veolia Tf) Is Used For Parking Of Veolia Transport Vehicles (Trailers/Vans) Prior To And After Unloading At The Mercury Containing Lamps And Devices Storage, Recovery And Reclamation Facility (Veolia Tsd). No Violations Were Cited During The Last Inspection Of Veolia Tf, Conducted In August 28, 2008.
| Veolia Tf Is A Universal Waste Transfer Facility And Regulations Allow Universal Waste To Remain On Trailers/Vans In This Area For Up To 10 Days. Trailers/Vans Arriving At The Facility Have Shipping Documents Reviewed By The Operations Manager. Any Manifested Hazardous Waste In The Shipment Is Removed At The Veolia Tsd Facility Prior To Parking The Trailer/Van At The Veolia Tf. A 10-Day Log Is Used To Monitor Trailer/Van Arrival Dates, Hw Unloading, Mandatory Unload Dates And Actual Unload Dates. The 10-Day Log And Yard Are Checked Daily To Ensure Compliance With Procedures. | The Facility Appears To Be In Compliance At The Time Of This Inspection. | None | Submitted For Approval By Woehle, Melissa |
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04/29/2009 |
Letter |
Sent for LETTER-04/29/2009 ; Finished-05/01/2009 |
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01/27/2010 |
Site Inspection |
Routine; Non-Handler The Veolia Transfer Yard (Veolia) Is Used For The Storage Of Facility Transport Trailers. Seven Trailers Were Randomly Inspected To Ensure Compliance With State And Federal Regulations. The Trailers Had Different Items Stored On Them And All Matched The Transfer Yard Log Records That Are Maintained By Veolia. The Storage Times Vary Depending On The Content Of The Trailers. Trailers That Have Universal Waste Stored On Them Are Kept In The Transfer Yard For A Maximum Of Ten Days. On The Tenth Day Or Previous To That Day The Universal Waste Is Off-Loaded At The Main Facility'S Docking Area For Processing.
Veolia Is Proposing To Move Its Transfer Facility From Its Current Location (Non-Contiguous With The Reclamation Facility) To An Area That Is Located On The Other Side Of Marpan Lane (Near The Reclamation Facility). The Reason For The Relocation Of The Transfer Yard Is Due To The Land Owner Wanting To Use The Current Trnasfer Yard Land Area For Other Commercial Buildings. Veolia Will Submit Its Proposal To The Department When It Is Prepared To Move The Transfer Yard.
| The Transfer Yard Appeared To Be In Compliance At The Time Of This Inspection. | Swift | Submitted For Approval By Mitchell, Aaron |
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03/12/2010 |
Letter |
Sent for LETTER-03/12/2010 ; Finished-03/18/2010 |
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04/02/2010 |
Department Comments |
Finished-04/02/2010 |
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12/06/2010 |
Site Inspection |
Routine; Transfer Facility - Routine; Non-Handler The Veolia Transfer Yard (Veolia) Is Used For The Storage Of Facility Transport Trailers. Three Trailers Were Randomly Inspected To Ensure Compliance With State And Federal Regulations. The Trailers Had Different Items Stored On Them And All Matched The Transfer Yard Log Records That Are Maintained By Veolia. The Storage Times Vary Depending On The Content Of The Trailers. Trailers That Have Universal Waste Stored On Them Are Kept In The Transfer Yard For A Maximum Of Ten Days. On The Tenth Day Or Previous To That Day The Universal Waste Is
Off-Loaded At The Main Facility'S Docking Area For Processing.
Inspection:
During The Inspection, Three Trailers In The Transfer Area Contained Universal Wastes. The Trailers Inspected Were #889977, #889976, And #818132. During A Visual Inspection Of Trailer #818132, A Five-Gallon Container With A Hazardous Waste (Hw) Label Was Stored Inside The Trailer. The Discovery Of The Five-Gallon Container Labeled Hw Was Presented To The Operations Manager, Ms. Dunwoody. She Investigated The Reason Why (What Appeared To Be) A Hazardous Waste Container Was Discovered In The Trailer. Inspectors Were Informed That The Generator (Progress Energy) Had Been Contacted And Notified Of The Discovery. They Informed
Ms. Dunwoody That They Had Mislabeled The Waste, But Had Shipped It As Non-Hazardous Waste On A Bill Of Lading. The Waste In The Container Was In Fact Universal Waste, Mercury Containing Manufactured Articles (Mcma). Ms. Dunwoody Informed The Inspectors That Emphasis Would Be Placed On The Refusal Of Improperly Labeled Materials.
Veolia Is Proposing To Move Its Transfer Facility From Its Current Location (Non-Contiguous With The Reclamation Facility) To An Area That Is Located On The Other Side Of Marpan Lane (Near The Reclamation Facility). The Reason For The Relocation Of The Transfer Yard Is Due To The Land Owner Wanting To Use The Current Transfer Yard Land Area For Other Commercial Buildings And For The Security Of The Trucks And Their Contents. Veolia Will Submit Its Proposal To The Department When It Is Prepared To Move The Transfer Yard. | The Facility Appeared To Be In Compliance At The Conclusion Of This Inspection. | Swift | Submitted For Approval By Mitchell, Aaron |
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02/24/2011 |
Informal Verbal Enforcement |
Closed for Informal Verbal Enforcement-02/15/2011 ; Finished-02/24/2011 |
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04/18/2011 |
Letter |
Received for LETTER-02/18/2011 ; Finished-04/18/2011 |
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06/11/2012 |
Site Inspection |
Routine; Transfer Facility The Veolia Transfer Yard (Veolia) Is Used For The Storage Of Facility Transport Trailers And Is A Registered Universal Waste Transfer Area.
Three Trailers Were Randomly Inspected To Ensure Compliance With State And Federal Regulations. One Trailer Was Empty, A Second Trailer Was Full Of Empty Containers, And The Third Had E-Waste Stored On It. The Storage Times Vary Depending On The Content Of The Trailers. Trailers That Have Universal Waste Stored On Them Are Kept In The Transfer Yard For A Maximum Of Ten Days. On The Tenth Day Or Previous To That Day, The Universal Waste Is Off-Loaded At The Main Facility'S Docking Area For Processing.
No Violations Were Observed During The Inspection Of The Transfer Yard. The Veolia Transfer Yard Appeared To Be In Compliance At The Conclusion Of The Inspection.
| Swift | Swift |
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10/16/2012 |
Site Inspection |
Routine; Transfer Facility - Routine; Non-Handler The Veolia Transfer Yard (Veolia) Is Used For The Storage Of Facility Transport Trailers And Is A Registered
Universal Waste Transfer Area. Twelve Trailers Were Inspected To Ensure Compliance With State And Federal Regulations. Four Trailers Were Empty, One Trailer Was Full Of Empty Containers, And Six Others Were Full Of Universal And Electronic Waste. The Storage Times Vary Depending On The Content Of The Trailers. Trailers That Have Universal Waste Stored On Them Are Kept In The Transfer Yard For A Maximum Of Ten Days. On The Tenth Day Or Previous To That Day, The Universal Waste Is Off-Loaded At The Main Facility'S Docking Area For Processing. No Trucks Carrying Universal Waste Was Beyond Its Ten Day Storage Time Limit. | No Violations Were Observed During The Inspection Of The Transfer Yard.
The Veolia Transfer Yard Appeared To Be In Compliance At The Conclusion Of The Inspection. | Swift | Swift |
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11/21/2012 |
Letter |
Finished-11/21/2012 ; Sent for LETTER-11/21/2012 |
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01/07/2014 |
Site Inspection |
Routine; Transfer Facility - Routine; Non-Handler The Veolia Transfer Yard (Veolia) Is Used For The Storage Of Facility Transport Trailers And Is A Registered
Universal Waste Transfer Area.
Seven Trailers Were Randomly Inspected To Ensure Compliance With State And Federal Regulations. Trailers 818131 And 889222 Were Empty. Trailers 889221, 622828, And 818133 Contained Inbound Universal Waste. Trailer B26762 Contained E-Waste. Trailer 8000398 Was Used For Storage Of Extra Containers And Transporting Equipment. The Storage Times Vary Depending On The Content Of The Trailers. Trailers That Have Universal Waste Stored On Them Are Kept In The Transfer Yard For A Maximum Of Ten Days. On The Tenth Day Or Previous To That Day, The Universal Waste Is Off-Loaded At The Main Facility'S Docking Area For Processing. | No Violations Were Observed During The Inspection Of The Transfer Yard. The Veolia Transfer Yard Appeared To
Be In Compliance At The Conclusion Of The Inspection. | Swift | Swift |
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03/20/2014 |
Letter |
Sent for LETTER-03/20/2014 ; Finished-04/01/2014 |
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06/10/2015 |
Site Inspection |
Routine; Transfer Facility - Routine; Non-Handler The Veolia Transfer Yard (Veolia) Is Used For The Storage Of Facility Transport Trailers And Is A Registered Universal Waste Transfer Area.
Nine Trailers Were Randomly Inspected To Ensure Compliance With State And Federal Regulations. Trailers 818131 And 534332 Were Empty. Trailers 6921756, 622828, 653971, 683536, 889890, And 8000398 Contained Inbound Universal Waste. Trailer 818135 Contained Outbound Universal Waste. Trailer 8300249 Was Used For The Storage Of Georgia Power Containers That Were Sent To The Facility For The Transport Of Their Universal Waste. Trailer 818133 Was Damaged And Awaiting Repairs.
The Storage Times Vary Depending On The Content Of The Trailers. Trailers That Have Universal Waste Stored On Them Are Kept In The Transfer Yard For A Maximum Of Ten Days. On The Tenth Day Or Previous To That Day, The Universal Waste Is Off-Loaded At The Main Facility'S Docking Area For Processing. | The Transfer Yard Appeared To Be In Compliance At The Conclusion Of The Inspection. | Swift | Swift |
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06/25/2015 |
Letter |
Sent for LETTER-06/25/2015 ; Finished-07/06/2015 |
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12/17/2015 |
Site Inspection |
Routine; Transfer Facility - Routine; Non-Handler The Veolia Transfer Yard (Veolia) Is Used For The Storage Of Facility Transport Trailers And Is A Registered Universal Waste Transfer Area.
Fourteen Trailers Were Randomly Inspected To Ensure Compliance With State And Federal Regulations. Trailers 800401, 817421, And 622828 Were Empty. Trailers 484466, 889890, 889222, And 694756 Contained Inbound Universal Waste. The Inbound Materials Were Various Batteries (Nicad, Li...Etc. ), Universal Waste Lamps (Hids And Fluorescent), Mercury Containing Devices, And Other Universal Wastes Permitted To Be Processed At The Facility. All Containers Were Labeled, Dated, And Matched The Transport Documentation Used By Veolia. Trailers 683536, 622832, 889985, 8000398, And 818134 Contained Outbound Universal Waste, Post Retort Materials, (Aluminum End Caps And Post-Retort Phosphor Powder) And Electronic Waste. The Outbound Universal Waste Shipments Are Sent To Sister Veolia Processing Sites In Port Washington, Wisconsin And Phoenix, Arizona. All Outbound Shipments Were Properly Closed Labeled And Matched The Facility Shipping Documentation. Trailer 8181358 Was Used For The Storage Of Georgia Power Containers That Were Sent To The Facility For The Transport Of Their Universal Waste. Trailer 818133 Was Damaged And Is Being Used For The Storage Of Empty Drums And Containers Used By Veolia To Ship Universal Wastes.
No Violations Were Observed At The Time Of The Inspection.
| The Transfer Yard Appeared To Be In Compliance At The Conclusion Of The Inspection.
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05/06/2016 |
Letter |
Finished-05/06/2016 ; Sent for LETTER-05/06/2016 |
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06/14/2017 |
Site Inspection |
Routine; Transfer Facility The Veolia Transfer Yard (Veolia) Is Used For The Storage Of Facility Transport Trailers And Is A Registered Universal Waste Transfer Area. | At The Time Of The Inspection A Total Of 17 Trailers Were Present In The Yard. Of These, 10 Were Empty. Of The 7 Remaining, 2 Contained E-Waste That Was Outbound For Tampa And 5 Contained Inbound Materials To Be Processed At The Veolia Es Technical Solutions Llc (Fl0000207449) Site. The Storage Times Vary Depending On The Content Of The Trailers. Trailers That Have Universal Waste Stored On Them Are Kept In The Transfer Yard For A Maximum Of Ten Days. On The Tenth Day, Or Previous To That Day, The Universal Waste Is Off-Loaded At The Main Facility'S Docking Area For Processing. This 10 Day Storage Is Tracked By The Facility Utilizing An Excel Spreadsheet, And Was Reviewed As Part Of This Inspection. | No Violations Were Observed During The Inspection Of The Transfer Yard. The Veolia Transfer Yard Appeared To Be In Compliance At The Conclusion Of The Inspection. |
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11/18/2020 |
Site Inspection |
Routine; Transfer Facility Veolia Es Technical Solutions (Fl0000207449) Operates A Universal Waste Transfer Facility (Flr000124917) At 4972 Woodville Highway, Tallahassee, For The Parking Of Transport Vehicles Prior To And After Unloading At The Permitted Facility. The Transfer Yard And Permitted Facility Are Located On Non-Contiguous Property In The Same Industrial Park.
On November 18, 2020 Monica Hardin And Corinna Clanton, Of The Florida Department Of Environmental Protection (Dep Or Department), Conducted A Routine Compliance Evaluation Inspection At Veolia Transfer Yard (Transfer Yard Or Facility) To Ensure Compliance With Applicable State And Federal Universal Waste Transfer Area Regulations. The Transfer Yard Was Last Inspected On June 14, 2017 With No Violations Cited.
| At The Time Of The Inspection A Total Of Thirteen Trailers Were Present In The Transfer Yard (Photos 1-2). Of These, Twelve Were Empty. The One Trailer With Contents Contained Empty Carbon Fiber Drums. When Trailers Are Stored Onsite With Contents, The Storage Times Vary Depending On The Content Of The Individual Trailers. Trailers With Universal Waste Stored On Them Are Kept In The Transfer Yard For A Maximum Of Ten Days. On Or Before The Tenth Day, The Universal Waste Is Off-Loaded At The Main Facility'S Docking Area For Processing. This 10-Day Storage Is Tracked By The Facility Utilizing An Excel Spreadsheet, And Was Reviewed As Part Of This Inspection.
| At The Conclusion Of This Inspection, Veolia Es Technical Solutions (Transfer Yard), Appeared In Compliance With Applicable State And Federal Universal Waste Transfer Area Regulations. |
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