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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1991 _j m Quarterly Report y �I Annual Report Division of Solid Waste New York State Department of Environmental Conservation LANDFILL (Subject to 6 NYCRR Part 360, Solid Waste Management Facilities, Effective December 31, 1988) Quarterly/Annual Report If this form is used only for a quarterly report, answer question A and- complete Sections 1 and 9 through 15. Submit the quarterly report no later than 60 days after the last day of each ,calendar quarter. If this form is used only for an annual report, answer question B and complete Sections 1 through 8 and 13 through 16. Submit the annual report no later than 60 days after January 1 of each year. If this 'form is used for quarterly and annual reports, answer questions A and B and complete all Sections. A. This report is for the following quarter (please check one and fill in year) : First Quarter; January 1, 19_ to March 31, 19_ Second Quarter; April 1, 19_ to June 30, 19 Third Quarter; July 1, 19_ to September 30, '19_ Fourth Quarter; October 1, 19_ to December 31, 19_ B. This Annual Report is for the period between ,January 1, 19 91 and December 31, 19 91 Instructions: 1. Entries on the report forms should -be either typewritten or neatly printed in black ink. 2. Attach additional sheets' if space on the forms is insufficient or supplementary information is required or appropriate. 3. The report •forms must be submitted by the owner or operator. 4. Reporting of the information indicated on the report forms, is required pursuant to 6 NYCRR 360-1.4(c) , 360-1.8(e)(2), 360-1.14(f)(2-) , 360-2.11(c)(4)(iv), 360-2.11(c)(6), 360-2.17(a), 360-2.17(t) , 360-6.5(d) , and 360-8.1. Failure to provide the information requested on these report forms is a violation of Environmental Conservation Law. Page 1 of 8 (Revised 1/92) f 4 LANDFILL SECTION 1 Owner/Facility Information Facility Name Southold Town LandfiliDEC Facility Code # DEC Region 1 Town Southold County Suffolk Part 360 Permit Number Date of Permit Expiration Owner Name Town of Southold Phone # (516) 765-1800 Mailing Address 53095 Main Road, Southold, NY 11971 Operator Name Same as Owner Phone # Same as Owner SECTION 2 Quantity of Solid Waste Received Specify method of data collection (e.g. scale, truck count, estimated) : Truck Scales Total quantity of solid waste received: Quarter #1: January 1 through March 31 tons/quarter Quarter #2: April 1 ,through June 30 tons/quarter Quarter #3: July 1 through September 30 tons/quarter Quarter #4: October 1 through, December 31 tons/quarter TOTAL: -January 1 through December 31 38,612 tons/year For each type of waste below, indicate the quantity disposed of for the calendar year: Mixed Municipal Waste (Residential 23,197 tons/year and Commercial ) Construction and Demolition (C&D) Debris 4,354 tons/year Ash (Coal ) 0 tons/year Ash (Incinerator, Energy Recovery, Wood, 0 tons/ye,ar Sewage Sludge, Other Sludge, Other) Asbestos Waste tons/year Industrial Waste (Including Sludges) tons/year WTP/WWTP Sludges/Septage 878 tons/year Compost 2,933 tons/year Yard Waste 7,250 tons/year Petroleum Contaminated Soil 0 tons/year TOTAL tons/year Attach, on a separate sheet, a description of the facility's service area and identify the location (Town, County, State, Country) from where the waste originates. Include, if known, the -approximate percentage of each ' waste type received from each location. List submissions (required by this section) that have been attached to this form or the reasons for not attaching a required piece of information: Statement describing landfill. service area attached. , Page 2 of 8 ,(Revised 1/92) ATTACHMENT TO SECTION 2 The Town of Southold operates a municipal solid waste landfill for the' disposal of approximately 105 tons per day of municipal waste. / The existing Southold landfill comprises approximately 45 acres (excluding 17 acres of Town property north of the landfill area which was previously used as a borrow area for landfill cover material) . The landfill site is situated between Oregon Road and Middle Road (County Road 48') to the north and south respectively, and Cox Lane and Depot Lane to the east and west, respectively, in- Cutchogue, Suffolk County, New York. The Southold Landfill only accepts municipal solid waste that originates within the boundaries of Southold Town. This service area extends approximately 2,8 miles from the hamlet of Laurel on the west to Orient Point, the tip of the North Fork of Long Island, on the east. The Town contains approximately 20,000 year-round residents who live in and around five villages and four hamlets., Most of Southold Town' outside the villages and hamlets consists of agricultural and vacant lands. The percentage of municipal solid waste contributed by the individual villages and hamlets, is not known. • LANDFILL SECTION 3 Unauthorized Solid Waste Has unauthorized solid waste ever been received at the Landfill? Yes No x If yes, give information below for each incident: Date Solid Waste Type of Solid Waste Date of Disposal Method Received Received Disposal and Location SECTION 4 Site Life 1. What is the remaining life 6 - 10 year's months of the existing landfill? capacity? 1 .29Q,000_cu.yd. 2. What is the projected life N/A years months , of the entitled undeveloped landfill capacity authorized capacity? cu.yd. under a permit to construct? SECTION 5 -Primary Leachate Does the facility' have ,a constructed liner and a leachate collection system?. Yes _X No If yes, enter the quantity of primary leachate that was collected and removed for treatment each month: ANNUAL LEACHATE JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC TOTAL (gals) (gals) COLLECTED TREATED ON-SITE TREATED OFF-SITE Name of off-site leachate treatment facility(s) utilized: Acreage of the lined area from which leachate is .collected: acre(s) Page 3 of 8 (Revised 1/92) LANDFILL SECTION 6 Secondary Leachate Does landfill have a double liner system with a secondary leachate collection and removal system? Yes x No If yes, enter the quantity of secondary leachate that was collected and removed for treatment each month: ANNUAL LEACHATE JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC TOTAL (gals) (gals) COLLECTED TREATED ON-SITE TREATED OFF-SITE Acreage of the lined area from which secondary leachate is collected: acre(s) SECTION 7 Changes Identify any changes from approved reports, plans, specifications, permit conditions and fill progression plan with a justification for each change. List submissions (required by this section) that have been attached to' this form or the reasons for not attaching a required piece of information: N/A Nn IAFC peable SECTION 8 Summaries of "Comparing Data" and "Discussion of Results" Submit (attached to this form) a summary of the quarterly information, contained in Sections 10 and 11 below, noting any changes in water quality which have occurred throughout the year. List submissions (required by this section) that have been attached to this form or the reasons for not attaching a required piece of information: Attachment consists of Section S n of "Part 360 and Phase II _-Hydrogeolo is Investigation Report, Snuthold Landfill; Town of Southold Suffolk County New Ynrk rintmd )f- kerma 19°1 . Page 4 of 8 (Revised 1/92) ATTACHMENT TO SECTION 8 5.0 CONCLUSIONS Based on the analytical results of the Part 360 and Phase II Hydrogeologic Investigation groundwater and subsurface soil sampling programs presented in Section 4.5 of this report,I the following conclusions are presented. o Groundwater - The only organic compounds found to exceed NYSDEC Class GA groundwater standards/guidelines were 1,2-dichloroethane and 1,2-dichloropropane at low levels. 1,2-Dichloropropane was found is previous investigations upgradient and downgradient of the landfill. 1,2-Dichloroethane was found only in deep wells MW-6D and S-68916 located just downgradient of the former,scavenger waste lagoons. With regard to TAL inorganics, only iron, magnesium, manganese and sodium were found to exceed groundwater standards/guidelines. The distribution of these metals is well defined and appears to indicate a weak plume emanating from the landfill. It must be noted, however, that essentially all of these metals were present in upgradient wells in contravention of standards/guidelines, and downgradient water supply sampling results were indicative of background conditions. Iron and sodium were found to exceed standards in downgradient supply well GW-7 sampled during the USEPA site inspection. Zinc was also found to exceed standards in downgradient supply well GW-5 but was not found in any on-site water samples. Well GW-7 is located directly downgradient of well MW-4D where iron, magnesium, manganese and sodium were all found to exceed standards. The elevated levels of iron and sodium in well GW-7 may be attributable to the leachate plume emanating from the landfill, although the presence of elevated levels of these metals upgradient suggest ambient water quality. Leachate parameters which exceeded groundwater standards/guidelines included ammonia, nitrate and phenol. As with the metals, the distribution of these parameters define a limited plume from the landfill. Nitrate was found to contravene standards only in downgradient well MW-71), whereas phenol was found in all monitoring at relatively uniform concentrations indicating background conditions. o Soil - Only one subsurface soil sample was collected as part of this investigation. The sample was colleted from well cluster MW-6 from a depth of 11-13 feet. Volatile compounds detected include 2-propanone, 1,2-dichlorobenzene and 1,3-dichloro- benzene although at levels considered insignificant for soil. No toxic metals were detected at levels posing a threat to groundwater: Overall Assessment As a result'of samples obtained during the Part 360/Phase II investigation, based on leachate indicators and a few metals, it appears that there is a weak, limited plume emanating from the Southold landfill. The plume is dense and appears to be migrating along the clay interface. Previous water quality sampling of-off-site private wells indicate groundwater quality comparable to background (upgradient) conditions, although elevated levels of iron and sodium were found sialic 5-1 r r above standards in downgradient well GW-7. It is uncertain whether the presence of these metals is due to the leachate plume or representative of background conditions since these metals were found in elevated concentrations in upgradient wells MW-1S and MW-1D. Contaminants found in soil samples obtained from the former scavenger waste lagoon as part of the USEPA site inspection show elevated levels of one semivolatile compound i (chloroanaline) and a few metals. Although the elevated metals were found to contravene standards/guidelines in some on-site wells, none of the organics found in soil in the former lagoons were found in groundwater beneath the landfill site. j i I P S14110 5-2 LANDFILL SECTION 9 Analytical Results- Submit (attached to this form) a table showing the sample collection date, the analytical results and methods [including all peaks even if below the Method Detection Limits (MDL)] , designation of upgradient wells and location number for each environmental monitoring point sampled, applicable water quality' standards, New York State Department of Health guidance values and statistical triggers if applicable, QA/QC notations, MDL's, Practical Quantitation •Limits (PQL) and Chemical Abstracts Service (CAS) numbers on all compounds. List submissions (required by this section) that have been attached to this form or the reasons for not attaching a required piece of information: N/A SECTION 10 Comparing Data Submit (attached to this form) tables or graphical representations comparing current water quality and existing water quality and upgradient water quality. These may include Piper diagrams, Stiff diagrams, tables, or other analyses. List submissions (required by this section) that have been attached to this form or the reasons for not attaching a required piece of information: N/A SECTION 11 Discussion of Results Submit (attached to this form) a summary of the contraventions of State water quality standards, a discussion of results, including elevations of parameters above background concentrations or statistical trigger values; and any proposed modifications to the sampling and analysis schedule necessary to meet the Existing, Operational and Contingency water quality monitoring requirements. List submissions (required by this section) that have been attached to this form or the reasons for, not attaching a required piece of information: N/A Page 5 of 8 (Revised 1/92) LANDFILL SECTION 12 Determination of Contamination Detected Has contamination been detected by the water quality monitoring program? ' Yes No If yes, submit (attached to this form) ' a summary indicating each determination of contamination detected. List- submissions (required by'this -section) that have been attached to° this form or, the reasons for not attaching a required piece of information: SECTION .13 Surface Impoundments Does this landfill have a surface impoundment? Yes X No If yes, there are separate water quality reporting requirements for surface impoundments. Namely, for each surface impoundment, repeat Sections 9 through 12 above for quarterly reports and Section 8 above for annual reports. List submissions (required by this section) that have been attached to this form or the- reasons for not attaching a required piece of information: SECTION 14 = Permit/Consent Order Reporting Requirements Are. there any additional permit/consent order reporting requirements not covered by the previous sections of this form? Yes X No If yes, identify the reporting requirements with-their respective responses below, attaching additional sheets as necessary. ' List submissions (required by this section) that -have-been attached to' this Jorm or the reasons for not attachinga required piece of information: Page 6 of 8 (Revised 1/92) LANDFILL SECTION 15 Signature and Date Owner or Operator must• sign, date, and submit one completed 'form with an original signature to: New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Division of Solid Waste, Bureau of Municipal Waste Permitting 50 Wolf Road Albany, 'New York 12233-4013 and one copy with an original signature to the appropriate Regional Solid Waste Engineer (RSWE) . (see attachment for Regional Office addresses) I hereby swear or affirm that information provided on this form ,and attached statements and exhibits is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. James Bunchuck Febrary 28, 1992 N e ((P into T�'�e) �� Signature Date Sou��iol�1 rl"own �e . of Public Works Assistant Superintendent P.O. Box 178, Peconic , NY 11958 vF Public Works Address Title (Print or Type) (516) 734-5211 City, State and Zip Phone Number Please check one of the boxes below: QX Supplementary information requested under Section 16 (Page 8 of 8) is provided and is attached. ❑Supplementary information requested under Section 16 (Page 8 of 8) is not provided. Page 7 of 8 (Revised 1/92) LANDFILL SECTION 16 Supplementary Information* Tipping Fee $40/ton $/ton: For each type of waste below, indicate the tipping fee if different: Mixed Municipal Waste (Residential and Commercial ) 0 $/ton for househo-lc Constructi'on and Demolition (C&D) Debris .$/ton garbage Ash (Coal ) $/ton Ash (Incinerator, Energy Recovery, Wood, $/ton Sewage Sludge, Other Sludge, Other) - Asbestos Waste $/ton Industrial Waste (Including Sludges) $/•ton WTP/WWTP Sludges/Septage $/ton Compost —$/ton Yard Waste (leaves and 'grass only) 0 ton Petroleum Contaminated.Soil, $/ton Leachate: Cost (including transportation if appropriate) during the calendar year for leachate treatment:$ Total quantity treated: gal . On Site Recycling: For each type of solid waste recovered, provide the following information: TYPE OF SOLID WASTE RECOVERED WEIGHT (tons/year) DESTINATION AGGREGATE & CONCRETE 118 Orient Beach State Park WOOD & WOOD CHIPS 2,229 Free to Town Reside is GLASS 505 EWG Glass Recycling PLASTIC 95 Removed by Georges Sanitation• used rimax PAPER Newspaper - 823 Pinnacle METAL-CONTAINERS _ 1'23 Gershow BULK METAL --,_621 = Franza Universal Scrap ' OTHER (SPECIFY: See below ) See below See below * TOTAL 5849.25 To be optional-ly provided. Office Paper 15 Marcal Paper Mills Leaf Mulch 911 Free to Town Residents Tires 282 Oxford Tire, Connecticut Cardboard 123 Jet Sanitation Car Batteries 15 P8K Scrap Household Batteries 4.25 Chemical Pollution Control Waste Oil 16,_066 gallons Strebels Laundry Household Hazardous Wastes 181 55-gallon drums Chemical Pollution Control Page 8 of 8 (;Revised 1./92)