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Home My WebLink AboutMiscellaneous - 878 DALE STREET 4/30/2018r -IV 0 co V co D � A � m a m � �o THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ENGINEERING w NOTICE OF RESPONSIBILITY PURSUANT TO M.G.L. CHAPTER 21E wH TO: _ big - 4 M CS : DA/lf' id eC I^ I" IR #: N96 ' o934 N6, Aw iye.r. Je D I e!S On - .title- M I %g C/ h at a " 0_6 10M -m:) the Department of Environmental Oualit En Veering (� epar,lpnt) responded to a rel ase/threat of release of oil/hazardous material at ! �`' �� in N6 . 16�CrOVe,r- , Massachusetts (the site). Preliminary indications are that pursuant to section 5 of M.G. L. Chapter 21 E is/are a party responsible for assessment, containment and removal actions necessitated by this incident. Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 21 E, places liability onresponsible parties to: (1) pay for all response action costs associated with the incident and (2) compensate for any damage to natural resources resulting from the incident. You may assume responsibility for emergency response actions/costs by paying for all response costs incurred by the Department relative to this incident and immediately performing the items checked off below: Hire a spill cleanup contractor acceptable to the Department to take all necessary emergency response actions (i.e. assessment, containment and/or removal) as required by the Department. Dispose of the contaminated soil generated at the site in conformance with the Department's current policies for management of virgin petroleum -contaminated soils. Written approval must be obtained from the Department prior to removal of the soil. Collect soil/water samples before and after cleanup, frortrt��, the impacjj��d environmental media an submit results of a certified laboratory analysis for: �/zft fL1CY� ,5D3lid % f{ Submit a report providing an accurate description of the incident, response actions taken relative thereto, and site conditions (including supporting documents) immediately or upon receipt of analytical results. Q Other The above actions must be performed immediately, Depending on the information/data generated by the above work, the Department may require additional remedial response actions. N you fail to complete the response action(s) required by the Department within the required timeframe, the Department will take appropriate response actions and seek to recover all costs, charges and damages. By accepting responsibility for conducting the required response actions now you can: minimize administrative costs incurred by the Department in handling this matter (In spill cases, administrative costs Incurred by the Department are at least $1,000.00); avoid interest charges on the total liability at the statutory rate of 12% compounded annually; and avoid treble damages (i.e., 3 times the total amount of response costs the Department incurs). This liability constitutes a debt to the Commonwealth. The debt, together with interest, creates a lien on ail your property in the Commonwealth. In addition to the foreclosure remedy provided by the lien, the Attorney General of the Commonwealth may recover that debt or any part of it in an action against you. You may also be liable under M.G.L. C. 21 E, section 11 for up to $100,000 in fines or penalties for each violation of C. 21 E as well as for additional penalties or damages pursuant to other statutes or common law. The Department encourages potentially responsible parties to provide or arrange for response actions to minimize the Department's response action costs for which you may be liable. The Department's objective is to ensure public health and safety and to protect the environment. Only with your help can this goal be achieved. Plea�S9 submit the queistefi information and direct any questions rggardip� this mat er to 1 LYtlI tm_ /VCl /!/ % ii , at the -- NC/ Y� Ol .c Regional Office, J !1 /mLY2Gc'?lt Ni/ ��L( ✓" Massachusetts, telephone # �O / 7- q3,5-- Avc LSI ®ol Very truly yours, If Name and Title of OEQE Official OnT u /U , �� / U /J at approximately/� y s Cclt1 I, 'Cc 6161 Al' dl u K of the above DEOE Office served upon personallyby certified mail &C d A-IPSs � A C'C!-!- a copy of the above "Notice of Responsibility". Person on -scene agrees does not agree to take the response actions deemed necessary by the Department. Copy Distribution: White/Potential Responsible Party Yellow/Boston Pink/Region Golden Rod/Region Fre- -beh71 ISoa rci- f>'L v // ea /K INCIDENT INFORMATION WORK SHEET 1. MUNICIPALITY Ogden & Lorraine Carr 3. TIME OF REPORT 2. ADDRESS 878 Dale St. N. Andover, MA. Date 6/14/90 Time 11:15 A.M./P.M. 4. INCIDENT OCCURRED Date 6/14/90 Time 9:30 A.M./P.M. PERSON WHO FIRST REPORTED INCIDENT Name Brian Kingsley Tel. No. 686-3812 Fire Dept. OIL or HAZARDOUS MATERIAL SPILLED/RELEASED (Trade and Chemical names) a. Names) Home heating oil b. Quantity released c. Physical form liquid i d. Container type nil tank e. Container capacity f. Note where applicable: tanker truck vessel railroad above -ground tank below -ground tank X pipe, hose, etc. g. Total number of samples obtained D.E.P. obtained. 7. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF SPILL/RELEASE INCIDENT (Fire, waterways, fatalities, ill-effects While the tank was being removed from the ground, it was noticed that the tank was leaking. DEP was notified by response team. 8. NAMES OF RESPONSE PERSONNEL ON SCENE DEP - Johanne Michard (727-5194) Bill Dolan - fire dept. 9. IDENTIFICATION OF FACILITY/CARRIER Name Address Tel. No. Agent/Contact Tel. No. Truck Trailer No. Railroad Car No. Origin/Shipper Destination i .0 �'�� MUNICIPALITY 3 2. ADDRESS /.�.. 11�'t�5 i ,� TIME OF REPORT a ` Date Jlr/76 Time 9 /IP.M.y INCIDENT OCCURRED Q 00 Date 6 l Time �• ./P.M. 5. PERSON WHO FIRST REPORTED INCIDENT Name Ih``-C:� I�i Tel. No. 6. OIL or HAZARDOUS MATERIAL SPILLED/RELEASED (Trade and Chemical names) a. Name (s) _ CSS -2 4x &J'��^�--� ( b• X Quantity released . d. Container type f. Note where applicable: tanker truc nAl I c. Physical form e. Container capacity k vessel railroad above -ground tank below -ground tank L. - pipe, hose, etc. g. Total number of samples obtained P tU A �i� 7. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF SPILL/RELEASE INCIDENT (Fire, waterways, fatalities, ill-effects; 8. NAMES OF RESPONSE PERSONNEL ON SCENE 9. IDENTIFICATION OF FACILITY/CARRIER Name Address Tel. No. Agent/Contact Tel. No. Truck Trailer No. Railroad Car No. Origin/Shipper Destination