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0045 PLANT ROAD UNIT UNIT 101 - Health
45 PLAN HYA1o1NIS 9 RA i q � y LORCA; ION � SEWAGE PERMIT. N0• VILLAGE ' INSTA LER'S NAME i ADDRESS co BUILDER OR OWNER el DATE PERMIT ISSUED DATE COMPLIANCE ISSUED_ I a. � a f, o p TOWN OF BARNSTABLE HEALTH DEPARTMENT � ,y E 367 MAIN STREET P 375 763 349 HYANNIS, MASS.02601 �. !J, 3 �� `" --t r<i•�� \.�� .'( _ M P M M' .ae illo B 1 Tr .r c R Es to � *oop 16 1 t tr e ;< 3 t W ert wn, 02 (f I °f SENDER: I also wish to receive the • Complete items 1 and/or 2 for additional services. w following services (for an extra 2 d • Complete items 3,and 4a&b. y • Print your name and address on the reverse of this form so that we can fee): G1 return this card to you. '1 d - • Attach this form to the front of..the mailpiece,or on the back if space 1. ❑ Addressee's Address y does not permit. G d • Write"Return Receipt Requested"on the mailpiece below the article number. 2 ❑ Restricted Delivery L 41 • The Return Receipt will show to whom the article was delivered and the date 0 c delivered. Consult postmaster for fee. 10 3. Article Addressed to: 4a. Article Number a l(/i �f.!/�V 4b. Service Type OC E ❑ Registered ❑ Insured 0 CM [ 'Certified ❑ COD i w e/Q ❑ Express Mail ❑ Return Receipt for 160 k� Merchandise o G _ 7. Date of Delivery '~ 0 Q �� z 5. Signature (Addressee) 8. Addressee's Address (Only if requested V CC g and fee is paid) � L Lu 6. Signature (Agent) T PS Form 3811, December 1991 *U.S.GPO:1992--323-4m DOMESTIC RETURN RECEIPT The Town of Barnstable Health Department 1 'A"STAM 59 ` 367 Main Street, Hyannis, MA 02601 riva t6�9• \ �0 Y�Y►. Office 508-790-6265 Thomas A. McKean FAX 508-775-3344 Director of Public Health February 22, ' 19'93 i Michael Dillon _ t MJVB Realty Trust c/o Landmark Real Estate 160 Belmont Street Watertown, MA 02172 RE: Postponement of Hearing Dear Mr. Dillon: The Barnstable Board of Health hearing regarding "Jet Stream" is postponed. It will be held on March 11, 1993 at 7:00 P.M. , at the 1st Floor Conference Room, School Administration Building, 230 South Street, Hyannis. It is requested that you attend this hearing because the discussion will include the court Agreement for Judgement for property located at 24 Plant Road, owned by you. Please confirm your attendance by telephoning . me at 790-6265 before 4 :30 P.M. before February 24, 1993. Ve truly your,, Thomas A. McKean Director of Public Health Town of Barnstable TM/bcs Registered Professional Engineers& Land Surveyors Orleans: (508)255-6511 • Provincetown(508)487-9600 Coastal EnglneeringCo. Hyannis:(508)778-9600 inc Fax(508)255-6700 •Civil&Environmental Engineering/Site/Sanitary/Marine- 260 Cranber Hi hway •Consultants for Structural Analysis,Projec Feasibility,Shorefront Protection ry 9 •Land Surveying• Orleans, MA 02653 1' E December 5, 1995 �. !' File No. C-14-029 w to Board of Health Town of Barnstable 367 Main Street ' P.O.Box 534 Hyannis,MA 02601 RE: Bagel Port,Airport Plaza,Assessor's Map 328,Parcel 70,Hyannis,MA Dear Board Members: At the request of Michael Valentine,owner of Bagel Port,Coastal Engineering Co.,Inc. has examined the operation of the Bagel Port in order to determine if the existing 1000-gallon grease trap serving the facility is adequate for the kitcher_,flows generated by the existing wholesale production of bagels and the proposed addition of a 44-seat restaurant to the facility. Sanitary flow from the facility and the effluent from the grease trap is serviced by the Barnstable Municipal Sewer System. Based upon Section 15.203 of Title 5, System Sewage Flow Design Criteria,the kitchen flow for a restaurant is 15 gallons per day per seat. With 44 seats,the estimated kitchen flow from the restaurant will be 660 gallons per day. A site visit was performed by Coastal Engineering in order to examine the operation of bagel production. Based upon this visit to the facility and a description of the production process provided by Mr. Valentine,it was observed that most of the water was consumed by bagel production,and it is estimated that less than 150 gallons per day of kitchen flow is generated by the operation of bagel production. The combined kitchen flow of 660 gallons per day from the restaurant use and 150 gallons per day from bagel production will equal 810 gallons per day. Therefore,a 1000-gallon septic tank will provide the required 24-hour detention necessary for a grease trap. The grease trap installation was not inspected at the time of the site visit. Information on the size of the grease trap was provided by Mr. Valentine. It is recommended that the grease trap be maintained in compliance with Section 15.351 of Title 5,which states that grease traps shall be inspected monthly and shall be cleaned by a licensed septage hauler whenever the level of grease is 25 percent of the effective depth of the trap or at least every three months,whichever is sooner. If you have any questions or if you require additional information,please feel free to contact me. Very truly yours, COASTAL ENGINEERING CO.,INC. Martin R.Donoghue,PE MRD:mcb cc: Michael Valentine 0 Printed on recycled paper. GOp. Mq EA J 45 Dec DEC-5'45 - t /9915 ETER 50471 US.POSTAGE # V rr CIO, a BOARD OF HEALTH Q =o TOWN OF BARNSTABLE W 367 MAIN STREET` C P.O. BOX 534 ,C _ Co HYANNIS, MA 02601 O nl ��'iCi'iil�-flfll.l2f�E3lff?�.y1,�Ei t�?Iffi�[F?Is��'.fl{Fi[fF�iF.li�l.- DLL'. b- No..............`��-_0 8 Ymc.... ............... THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS --�^ BOARD OF HEALTH .............L....c�.t�..�,.,.-- ...OF.......h. .iV..�i. - - .IL`�.--...----....._.. N'c Appitration for Uisvaaal Workti Tonstrnrtion Errant Application is hereby,.made for a Permit to Construct (' ) or Repair ( ) an Individual Sewage Disposal -Syst - at: catio .. ._.... .. ^- ... ' ._� or Lot No. ---.....P'IZ. . ...---R _.1"fir � . _.c.- ._. _c, ,��. Owner Address W •---•-�o.�_nl-----�=-•0..t2.�------------------------- '�1iLq __._� A .! �.c.� a Installer Address QType of Building Size Lot............................Sq. feet UDwelling—No. of Bedrooms............................................Expansion Attic ( ) Garbage Grinder ( ) p., Other—Type of Building ............................ No. of persons............................ Showers ( ) — Cafeteria ( ) a Other fixtures .......................................... W Design Flow...........................................gallons per person per day. Total daily flow.....___....._..........................__._gallons. WSeptic Tank—Liquid capacity......_.._..gallons Length................ Width................ Diameter................ Depth................ x Disposal Trench—No--------------------- Width.................... Total Length.................... Total leaching area....................sq. ft. Seepage Pit No--------------- Diameter.................... Depth below inlet.................... Total leaching area..................sq. ft. Z . Other Distribution box ( ) Dosing tank ( ) Percolation Test Results Performed by............................................. ---- Date--------------------------- --•------- ,'�a Test Pit No. I JM4inutes per inch Depth of Test Pit....... ---i.._.. Depth to ground water_I*0__4A0W_4r''_ _ Test Pit No. 2._ .._.._..._minutes=r inch �De th of Test Pit------I.-�------- Depth to ground water.GsA_1�'.�.�4C®��9��, .................... ---- _1..... 3�� --------•------------...-----•----- O Description of Soil------•-----u-3------�_A1?C?.....4AP.�_ ----------------0--T--A...---------....CAA id....._4'�N..A...... x - ------J----•is-----c a s�s - -----------•-------------•-------------------•••-------------------------------•---••-•--•--------- V W --------------------------------------- 1.)-----�044- � VNature of Repairs or Alterations—Answer when applicable............................................................................................... Agreement: The undersigned agrees to install the aforedescribed Individual Sewage Disposal System in accordance with the provisions of T IT I. . 5 of the State Sanitary Code—The undersigned further agrees not to place the system in operation until a Certificate of Compliance has been issued b h&boa of health. �✓ ��'� . Si ed- ---- ----- Date Application Approved BY ( ;�. _._.. ._. ••-7......d ----`2.4.....•--- Date Application Disapproved for the following reasons-----------------------------•---------------------------....-----•---------------------------------------....... •-----...-•-•--------------------------------------------••------------.......-•-----------------------•--------------------••--------------------•-------------------------••--...------------...._.... _ Date Permit No. Issued..... - -` ............................. Date _44 4-d ................... THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS BOARD OF HEALTH ..........................................OF........................................................................................... Appliraftlan for llhipoiial Works Tonstrurtion "amit Application is hereby made for a Permit to Construct or Repair an Individual Sewage Disposal System at ............ .................................................................................................. Lacition 0r j.A . t LD N ......T ..r... .... .. ......... .1 ........ .......... .. U Ilk..40 Owner Ufit:& ............ ._.(;-.7a.CA.r..W.a .. HAViL ...... .........) ...... .............. --nstaller Address Type of Building Size Lot............................Sq. feet Dwelling—No. of Bedrooms:........................................::__Expansion Attic Garbage Grinder ( .4 Other—Type of Building ............................ No. of persons.._____.__..____._.___.._.._ Showers Cafeteria ( P4 Otherfixtures ..................................................................................................................................................... Design Flow-"-.,.:,.......................................gallons per person per day. Total daily flow.....................................--------gallons. 1:4 Septic Tank., 'liquid capacity............gallons Length................ Width---------------- Diameter--__-___-_______ Depth................ Disposal Trehch' N16!..................... Width.................... Total Length___................. Total leaching area....................sq. ft. Seepage Pit No..._...-:,...-...__.. Diameter.................... Depth:below inlet.__................. Total leaching area..................sq. ft. Z Other Distribution box -Dosing tank Percolation Test Results Performed by:............................................................................ Date...._____,_-.__._..__......_ _.__. Test Pit No. 1kriA77.0pAinutes per inch Depth of Test Pit--'.'-/a......... Depth to ground W'ater.A.0..Ak0V_#ji> Test Pit No. 2_1..........minutes r inch Depth of Test Pit... ....... DeDth to ground ................................................... ............................................. �0 Description of'Soil-:..........G."a..........AAAS�.....�Am�I... ................a.-Jo------------------CAAA�W.......CAN/)...... .............. S.....COAR-SCA ................................................................................................... - -------------------------------------- ............................................................................................................ ------------------------- -V Nature of Repairs or Alterations—Answer when applicable_ ........................................................................................... ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... Agreement: The undersigned agrees to install the aforedescribed Individual Sewage Disposal System in accordance with the provi-Ans of TITILE 5 of the State Sanitary Code The undersigned ned further agrees not to place the system in issued 0 _� operation until a Certificate of Compliance has been by the'board b of health. Signed...................................................................................... ....I........................... e Application Approved By... --------------- ..3.64 D9,..........7............ Date Application Disapproved for the following reasons:............. ............I.................................I......................................... --------------------- ----------------*---------*..........*----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------*-------------- Date Issued_....j::Z �7. . ........................ Permit No. ............... ...... Date THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS BOARD OF HEALTH .........................................0 ... ...........!............................ ...................................... fit 05atifirat of Tontlifiattre THIS ji TO CERT!FY That th Individual Sewage Disposal System constructed (�- )-,-6r Repaired ................................................................................................. by_.....................OJ ....... .......................... Installer at......IJUI......4........ . A1.7-------I--q�....... --- -------------------*------------------------------------------------------ has been installed in accordance with the provisions o T VIVI 5.,Vhe State Sanitary Code as described in the application for Disposal Works.Construction Permit No----------------------------------------- dated_....? _,T-o__-_Z?------------------ THE ISSUANCE OF THIS CERTIFICATE SHALL NOT BE CONSTRUE®,AS A GUARANTEE THAT THE SYSTEM WILL FUNCTION SATISFACTORY. DATE • sector r THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS ; � BOARD OF HEALTH ...........................................OF........................................................................................ No......- FEE..ITO ..................... "Dispoosal Workii 0141imtrudion "amit Permission is hereby L.O. ).tJ. . ......................... 77----------------------------------------------------------- to ConstructRe 'an Individual Sewage Disposal System ... .1----- 41-4 Afi .......... ................... at No..---kiQ'f ......... ............. �--Ok Street 7 as shown on the applicatior, for Disposal Works Copstru� ........... ........ ,ti YAR N o. Dated............. P e r ........................... Board of Healt V4, DATE.?.7.77.7 .f..................................................... -4 FORM 1255 HOSES & WARREN, INC.. PUBLISHERS The Town of Barnstable i /A/tfTA/L/ : Inspection Department 1 Y 0AY 367 Main Street, Hyannis, MA 02601 � A' 508-790-6227 Joseph D. DaLuz Building Commissioner I TO: Thomas McKean, Director Health Department FROM: Joseph D. DaLuz, Building Commissioner SUBJECT: Don Bartlett/Zoning DATE: November 23, 1992 This letter is a follow-up of our conversation of Friday, November 20th concerning the question of "service" as referenced in Paragraph B) of Section 3-5.2 Groundwater Protection, Overlay Districts. I have further examined the "service" portion and that would deal with anything automotive that would require the use of a hazardous material. The installation of a car phone is a "service" as is interior cleaning. It is my determination that the cleaning of automobiles is a permitted use in the district. I defer all product and health issues to your department i.e. dry cleaning and all such uses that would concern ground water protection. i COPY COMMC-MWEALTH OF.-MASSACHUSETTS BARMSTABLE, SUPERIOR COURT C.A. No. 87--999 NEIL. R. FEELEY, Truste(-? of PLANT REALTY TRUST, EM-_4L1L)GMENT. and R F< J PRODLIC-710m, nic. , d/b/a WILL'Y '.13 GYM, Plaintif f--Tritervenor. RUM I .1/\ GROVER C. FARRISH, JANE ESHBAUGH, and JAMES H. CROCKER, zi::', they are cil-11Y �JPPC-).b)'Lecl members of the UmvL ilk, TOWN OF BI%RNST/kB.):,F,' BOARD OF HEALTH, Def enclan-ts . VK! Piaint.iff, Neii R. Tru::;I:c!F,,, Plant. Realty Trust, R & J 1 .)ns d/b/a WIKA,Y's GYM, 114C. , and the I)efenck-int.c. , Graver C. F%-:jrrisjl, cjjjcl James Crocker, i.js they CIUIY �ippointc?cl nj(�njtjr , Of the Tr. wn Of R.irrjc;taf-.).Le r'j-. H ei I jifli, here-to i-igr t?u t(:, their as fallows : I - ) P1.3iritiff, Neil R. Per-?_Ley, Tru.-.;t.o,?t:?, Pj.�jj-jt Realty Trust , C.1jr-rij. its: with R S, J Prc)du(.A_jc)j-js, Inc. d/b/a Willy' s Gym, to (1.1-3ni-iss ils Compliiin-1: against Defericlarits witf, prejUdR.-e. .3 . ) The pvjrl: j(�F, hereto 1,jcjrer-� ti),:Ii.. the i:c)t..,i.L compl.(�;<. Locatecl Airport. Plij(:-e, wi p.l.*ant IRO;jcl, 2 disposal system with a des icon (N)PIOCItY of 3 , 110 gallons of w4istewater pier day. 4 . ) The parties hereto agree 1:hat Willy's Gym sh.-All be deemed to utilize. five gallons of wastewater per participant per cl.-.iy as tang as, no showers Zji-(? LIS(-?Cl Orl the premiser. and the facility contains no more than a total of four sinks and four toilets. : 5 . ) The part icm; hereta agrM.! ttl.:jt tjjr? fac1.11ty known ,as Willy' s Gym be assigned 1 , 325 gallon.:' per duly of ttle trat.al e-xisting !::ewacj(f (U'PzJC1tY Of ga10 1 .0 1 ns of wz)stcwater per day. That amount S11ji.tj be calibrated by a;sJ.gn1rjg the amount of fl.ve S;allcins c)f tlzjs-tc>water per p art. tcipant who 01-1-t-f-m: the Gym and lay acur(Nlil"Q tildt no more th;.,ln 8,060 I-X?rsons r,hall renter W1JJv ' :-; (.4Y]" JI-1 •.any one. c.ale-ndar month. Plaintiff- Intervenor, R ProOLICU01-11., DIC. shall Irave� no op(-�rjj-1:jntj slicwers at Willy' s Gym, w1.11y' s Gym and r-hall c1(?zjr.tjv,jtc-? the inEA:.A.1ed r;1irmey.-C, and nt--.ike thern InaccOSSible to Gym and employees . 7 . ) R ProdurtJor1r. , Inc. (I/j:)/jj wiJ.1y Is Gynt, a(gre(.-?s that It shall maIntijin .41 computer syr.t.ent in wili(JI the name of rWel:'Y Pzirticipant who enters the Gym sjj.jlj be p. into computer system ekic-h time of entry irit.a the Gym f4j(jljt.y. Each c;epzjnjte ingres in the Gynt shall conStItUtO i) S(-.'P0ri-JtC VIS-tt - Thrclugh said systent, pj.- - -Jill a :)rci of ceveryrcc, the Gym on everY (10Y In tiv? vieck as well iis the ac-tivity in WIIL(:Il s;JI.d P';Jr.tI(:Wijnt I:ed baid r..,r:jmj-.)uter tx? (-.)rogr.:jnmlelJ so th�At. lists can be to Indicate: (a) the nanins and mend.:)ership nUnIhOrs of IndivICILIZils ent(.1171nc; the Gym an it daily basis ; (b) the numV.)er of indLviclLlta.l . wilt:) en-ter the Gynt on :.j cially V.j.,.jcds; and, (C.) the activIty that. each Individual participoted in r.)n a daily basis . H . ) Balch month, the Plaintiff-4ritervenor shall i:)rclvide the Defendan-ts with a conipj(-!-to cjrl.jjy of t.tic? il-IcliviciLvils, by membership nUmber ,and indicatic-n-i Of who hlv(-) used the Gym fjl(:iII-ty, for the calendar month preceding the month In which !:;aid repart J.S CILI(?. Said l.Lr>-t shall K)rovided to Defendants by the fifth day Of UIE! SUCCCOCIII-19 MI-A-Ith- (For rrxclmlllEr, Plaintiff--Interverpor Shall prclvld(..? Der(..n-kdants or wifli a c-omputer print-out. JAEIA: of inrIjVI(IU.,jjr., provicled will-.) C!"Itered the Gym durin( J.311LKIVY, 1988, no .1ater than February 1988 9. ) 1:11:111-It. in an y given catendar month, LIPICIII tho OF th(-? or theIr CILIC! prInt-clot_ of the it)(IlVidLUIS shall he m-ovi(jecl, ly,y nj(?rpj:)erc.-.jljp nunik.mrs and Jl-)Cji(:�ji:.Ian of $C.IX, W110 fl..,ve entered the Gym from t.he f irst cj,jy of -tjjcji: calendar month to the date of the request . said j.ir:;t E;tj.-.jj.j 1-.,e proviclect i.c) the? Pefenclants within ane..? warking clay of -their ret4LI(-?St. 4 io . aqrces that Defunclants or their clue c1(!�-Jgl)(?1:! im:jY ;.ippear z-it the G*yw, withoul. pricir notice, to review the &Ws list for the F)Llrp)osv of determining that the memberstilp numbers mAtch--up with the membership names . Shilil COIXILIC't thentselves In such to nviriner as not to disrupt the nornvil ciperat ion of the Gynt. II Plidritiff--Intervenor agree s. tfizit. the Defenclants or flic-1jr clue closignef? may jjpp(-�cjr .at the Gym, without prior notice, fc)r the purpc)se of determining that. all the participants in the Gym heave? elyt(-?re(1 Intf.) the computer system clescribed in p1;jraqray.1h seven above. Defendants shall conduct them elves in such a manner as, not -to disrupt the narmal operation of UK-3 GYRI. If the Defendants cletermine that has fcjjjecj to enter the nanics of pl-irticipants as agreed to in paragraph sevcwp herein, Pik,it-it If f--Intervenor Shall Y.)(-j r:.uy.):Ie(:t to the revocation of tile oc(..,Lipancy permit. tc, tie JE;su(?cl under p.-jr.-,jgrar)h *47 , Infra. 12. ) Plaint.iff--Intervenor m;revs to determine the number of participants w1jo enter Willy' s Gy111 01-1 41 cl-Ally t)jjs Is . If Plaintiff--Intervenor deter-mines t1ijit the vitinther has reached or hear: exceech!d 8, 060 individuals r)z-l(.)r to the end of tfic calenclarmallt1l, ;i(Irve.s to notify F)eferick.ints -ind take all. rlecessarY to CUrUlij. the number of parti(,Wants In the Gym including, bUt not limi.tecl to, (.-ancelAing (,,ijisse r. or limiting the number of (L.illy entrants. 13 . ) in the event that tile Board of Health determines that:. i:lret CjZjj.jy rILIHIber. of IndIVIckvils eritering the Gyro in the pre(:edlnri calenclar month has exceeded 8, 060 persons, PJ.,.jiril-iff--ir)t(?rv(.!rir)r, t.q.)cin notice, agrees to immedlately take they follow Inca ste�;s : 1j: ndt. the rILIMLier of dally entr:.Irlts ,A. the Gym; (b) cancel classes at. tile Gym; provide the Defendants with dallY lists Of the numt)er of entrants ; and, (c]) limit. the hourz the? facility is to remain open. 14. ) In the event ti-It-It, the Board of Health determines that the number of il-diVICIL14:11S canter. my tile Gym In the preceding calendar month has 8, 060 persons, kind after the Plaintiff and Plaintiff-Interveroor have followed tilrOL1911 With til'3:3e the steps as outlined In paragraph 1131 jit,c)ve, the Board of Health may requIre Plaintiff and plaintiff--D'-i-tervenor to attend.a hearing to consider Further steps to limit t-.1le w.-.1stewater discharge. t.jlr.: event t1jilt the Board of Health determines ti,jit the ck.iily nunit)er of incliVICILKiIS ente.?ring Wi1JY' !!'. Gyrit has ex(.-eecl(-�cI 8,060 personz:, 11-1 two consecutive caienclar manths or in any threes calenclar months. in zil-ly six--marpth period, the p(rIrcj (:,C Health may .require Plaintiff al-ld Plaintiff-Intervenor to atterld to hearing to ccinsider furtlic!r steps to limit the war t(-?W-jter discluirge inc-11.011-0;, 1-.)ut not g tile 1qjj.j_y, E; limited to, ClOsIl-I j A j t y and I Im I t I 6 the number of hour ,r, that Wil.ly' s Gym is opened on a daily b asis. ` 16. ) Plaintiff .:and Rlaint.iff—Int.er.venor shall not install or. ►.It Il lze .any shower.s , wh iripools, SaUnas or Ilot tUt.tS 01.1 th(' SULIJUI'C:t. var.emisea^ . Any existing sl►owerS sli all tic? dr.,ac:t tvcate�c9 and mead in,ac':c:e�ss tl:►le�. 17. ) pltailitiff► Neil R. E'r:elegy, TrLl$t.ea(-±, Pl..-.ant Realty Trust, agrees that. W1.11y' s, Gym shall he assigned 1 , 325 gallons per clay of 1:.he' 1:1-Azil ex i st.I I1C1 .`3elwiage capacity of 3, 110 (;,alanns and that the remaining 1 , 78'i gallons per day �:htall l:Ie! c1c.mign:ated to t.F►ca reatz ininy 2:', 100 scaurare feet. of sp►Ic:e. 18. ) Plaintiff tagr.eer. t h:.at the rur.r.ent tenra►-It s Fat the subject premises, exe.luding Willy' s Gym, shall l:>(-) 03signed t.he: w,:asi:c�wfatr:�r �ac:c:uruultatlol'1, flcjure d in qzd :to►-M per cl,:ay, in the fn—LJ.ow my E►mport inns : 1 Of_fice, ; C►_#c_e 1 : 2,800 Sca.F't . X 75 Gtal.s: ./1 , 000 Ft . = 210 Gals . Per. Day; 2.. office '32d e: 2 2,800 Sc4.F't. X 75 Gals ./1 , 000 Ft . = 210 Gals . Per Day; 3 0ffic;c�S ►.ace^ ._ 2, 160 Sq.Ft . X 75 Gial$ ./1 , 000 Ft . = 162 G:a.l.s . Pr-.!r D•:aY; �l. War_c.t�qusc� 1 : 2, 400 Sq.F't . X 50 Gals ./1 , 000 Ft . = 120 c :al.s. Per Day. Total Sewcage Flow Estimate: 702 Gailons Per Day. Plaintiff further ..agre cs. t.h.:at Bald r.p.-.jcn sh..d.l. COVIt IlAW tc► be C:)C-,C-L1P)Ie(.j 1:)y sa id offi(:v and retail uses as slit forth In this paragra0i. 19. ) Upon the signing of this A(jreent(!rpt, Defendants Shall Issue an Individual sewage, d1:3pc.)skj.L permit with 11 design eapar,-ity of 190 q.,jilons per day for Lots 11 and 12, Plant Road, Hyalln-[$ , M03SOChuSetts, I that a plan Is submitted that (.x.miplies with tit(.? rV(JUIrements of Title V, 310 C.M.R. s . 15 -00, In the event that either of the ajj-.jove mentioned lots --.jre sold 1..jlC? -.,r!wzjgr.a design cjlpzl(.-lty sili-Ill be re du(.,ed 'to 95 (X-11101-15 per clay- - 20 . ) Plaintiff, Nail. R. F'r?c?1ey, Trust(.!(?, Plant Realty Trust, agrees not to mmmen(:e building on Lots 11 and 12, Pliant Road, Hyannis, for a period of two years from the date of the signing of ttl1r:. Agreentent . Plaintiff, Nell R. Feeley, Trustee, Plant Realty Trust , ftlf.Aher cigrcws not to institute ill-ly litigation either kit they administrative levr.?l or through ij)(? Courts reclarding thr-! I,-jr-jjvjc1m;.j-L dIsPOS-31 permit for Lots 11 and 12, Plant. Road, Hyannis, Mt\. The ronstrur:tion of a parking lot shall not he considered to building witilln tll(-) meanIng of tills paragraph. -)j As long :is Plaintiff neither builds won the .aforesaid Lots 11 and 12 on Plant Road, Hyannis, MA. , nor institUtCS, litiSlation reSlarding thra ind fVICILI-31 S(?WZJSIC.? disposal sy:-,ten, 01-1 said Lots for they �JgreCd Up011 two-year poriod or any time thr-.!reafter, Plaintiff silzill LIC P(-?rll11tt(-!c1 to kidd kill additional 135 galicit-l!7 per dkjy of Wilstevikiter wlthin tit(! j, 110 44111rills c ag ? cr per clay r!xlE.1: 1nq s1:?w A rap,ac. ity, Provided that Plaintiff c.rmt inc.u?s to own both lots. In the event one of the-two l.otc is cold, Plaintiff Trill be permitted only to jad(I 95 gallons per day of wastewater. 22. ) Plaintiff agrees that of the existing unorcupied 18,940 square feet of ,pace on the subject premises, 16, 440 r..t;lkire feet shall ta(' Permanently assigned to warehouse *forage space— tic)twlthstandiny Fal'ly (lefinition of warehouse Space prov id(acl Uncic?r '1'l 1::Le V, 1 10 C.M.R. s . 15.00, rrt.,_.sc?�3 for the purpose of this Agreement , srai(l wiare.'t)ol,l.^_'.e .-pace shall riot t:)e? OCCU�riecl by arty t-lerm,arler►t They only employees or individuals who sh,a.11 us(.? saki space are those necessary tc) lozad <al'id w-►lr.,,ad ishr. yoorl: to be stared in said warehouse spare. 21 . ) Plaintiff agrecr. that of the existing unoccUKIied 18,940 scxu:are fee-t of race :at •tlie rvuh:feet premises, 2, 500 �.(4U,:are feet shall he- perm,ane nt1y to dry goods store space pursuant to 310 C.M.R. s . 15.02 ( 13) . 24. ) Plaintiff shall notify the 1)efendcant s, Board of Health, before Plaintiff rents or- lea,e S ,any space rat the: sul.:,ject premises on 45 Plant Road, Flyannis, MA. of the type of business and the number of employees to be employed by sraicl business . 1)(?i=enclants sha:l.l have tl►e? right to inspect .any of the rental space tat the 51-A Oct premises . 25. ) Plaintiff shall notify tI►e? 1)r.?fe?nclant , Bnrard of Health, within .even (7) working cl.:ays of wtic?n any of the? tenants v<aczate's the sUtiject premises . i 9 26. ) The total number of employee:3 at WIIIY' S CYLIIII present tat any one time Tiot (?XCQed twOlvC ( 12) persons . 27. ) Plairpt.iff agrees that the total number of employees at Airport Place, 45 Plant Road, tjya1-11-i I r>, including Willy's Gym, present at any one time, Shall not exceed thirty-seven (37) penple. 28. ) pizill-Itiff shall s uLimit. to nitrate-nitrogen mani-torinq to tjj(.y zipprovi.ij of the Sc.).-ird of W-!aIth willch Will r(?(4LIirr.! qu.-.jrterly testing. unless the nit rateVnitragen levels exc.-ee(l five (5 )milligrams per liter, in which fre(4LI(-?1-1t testinq nu:iy he rew.il red. As part of said plan, they Board of Healti, mzjy r( - ir( additional monitorinq wells in accord-:jlj(:,�? %-411JI .in eWjlLIZJt1c)n to be performed bY a n'I.ItUJ11Y 09COEN'ble env iranniental consultant to be tjir(?cj zit pits int.Iff' s expense. 29. ) in the eve,-It that the nitrate/nitrogen levels exceed ten ( 10) mij.ligrams per. J.1ter, thc! Board of Fle"Alth shall require Plaintiff and Plaintiff-Intervenor to attend a hearing to consider steps to reduce the nitrate-nitrogen levels, including, but not limited to, closing Willy' s Gym, limiting the number of hours t.lizit I-jilly's. Gym is opened, and reciuiring PJ-aintiffs 'to devC)t*? radctitional square footage at: the sut.,ject Arend ses to LInOCCA.'r-ded Space. "t.30 . ) Def(-!I-j(jjIjt!3 r,11jill be permitted to (4ond'A. their Own tests of the rjJ.traL(-!-nitrogr-?n J.r.?veJ.r. cat the SLIW(K.ft W-entis" 10 upon three (3) working days' notice. Plaintiff' s vxpert stay observe said testInci. 31 . ) Plaintiffs ShZill. PURIP) tll(;? SE!PtiC SYst-Ml 01.1 th" sul:):jec-t, premises on j-11-1 ill-inl.lill EXISIS Lind submit written c(?rtifj(,jjti--_)n of f:;airl K,unlF,lrtg to tflf- j)ef(?j-jrj.r3j-)t, Board of 32. ) pijil-itiff shall make application to the Town of Barnstable Department of PUIAIC W001.5 to connect to the Town S(.!W(.?r and shall connect at the r..?arlier.t. poSsible 6.1te. .33 . ) Plaintiff shall P1rov-1cle all current and future tenants, lessees, and ar:,slclnees of the SLIVIJeCt prentises, with a 'Copy of this Aqt:e(li(.-?nt for Judgment . A 4. ) Tlji!:-. Alpreemont for JLICIgIllent rjjzjj..j become a part of the occ-Upancy permit For 'they SubJect premises . 35 . ) Upon the of 1.1ils Agreement , DOC(MIC14.0-11-r- shall reprer>ent to the Building Conintissiriner that they no lonqer object to the of an n_ r.(.-Ltp.-jnc.y j-.)c-!rr(slt to the facility known 05 Willyl s Gym, providing that this Agreement is incorporated Into c.zlICI OCCI.IrNVICY pernilt . .36. ) pIkIll-Itiff' s failure 'to comply with the terms of any provision contained in this Ac I-x..,rtaining to pjcjjj-jtjff shall result in the revocation of the occupancy permit for that. port ion of the prendr-es. QCCLIP)i(!Cl by Piaintiff's, tenants other than Willy' s Gym. 37 . ) Pi...jintiff-*-Irit(!rvc.?n(-)rlr. fallurv.? to comply with thr-! pes-MI"Intl 4'-v terms of anY provision COITWII-Ied in this Agreement -1WIll result in the revor-'ation of the occupancy permit issur-Ml With 11 respect to the portion of the memis.es accupled by Plaint if f--Intervenc)r. 38. ) Plaint-iff, Heil Feeley, Trustee, Plant. Rc J.t Trij:-;.t, shl.-Uil notify DefencUnts wi-thin flue (5) working clays of any trai-mactlan involving the sale of t-ha. sUbje-et premises or any prjrtirwl thereof, or of -the transfer of I Plaintiff' s interest or ownership, or ..any portion thereof, In the SubJect premises or any portion thereof. n they til.-it PJ.�iii-ii.if-f-.-Iritc?rv(.!rior VCIJ.Ltq-'arily QL."je (. IN or Involun-tarily vacates tfult portion of the premises OCCLIpi(!Cl 1:1y it zit /15 Plant R(--).-jcl, Hyannis, thel") the Plaintiff 1. shall he jjj.jow(?(j to utilize that arva for r)ffi(-e kind/or ret- ail. usr-.�, i--Ilr..!y ..ae clefiric-ml by -410 (JIR r. . 15.00 , et SCA4. , and the restrict- lons, con-tained in the last two sen-tencer:' of 2 0, - li 27 shall V11:1 "ll-ld void. praph paragrog Furliter, the total nUmber of employees, at tile premlOCS :at any one t.int(a shall not (..'Xceecl 100 -t 40 . ) Piaintiff, Nell R. Feeley, Trustee), Plan Real-ty TrUSt , shall I-)c:)tify Defendants , within five (5) working days of any transaction Involving the 3.1 lea of Got 11 and/or Lot 12, Plant. R6acl, flyannis, or zany portion thereof, or the transfer of Plaln-tiffs 'awnersh.1p) ln-tercs-t In Lots 11 and 12, Plant Road, Hyann is, MA. , or. any Port ion t heir.ecif ..41 . ) Plaintiff--Intervenor, R & J Pr-OduCti011s, It-ic- cl/t.1/ji Wilj.yl ::; Gym, stiall notify Defendants Within five ( 5) working days of any transaction involving -the sublease of 12 the faclitty known tis Gym, or imy por-tioul thereof, AC or the tranE;fer. of Plaintiff In Jntere�-t D-1 the f, Ality known as Willy' s Gym, or ony portion thereof I2 . ) Pj.,jintiff o not LMW zany f t.tjc! wr.!I.IE; to water tll(� SUb.)(:Ct premises vilthOUt the F)r.t(:)r appI.Oval c)f the I)cfe-ndIfints, Snarr.1 cif Health. 4,3 . The p"Irtles. heretc) thal. thic.. AcIr(bertic-n-It. P-U-iInI. .Iff and their heirs, a9C'-'tc; , lessees, suj:)jess(-'(-)s, suc-ces-zcirs In Interest and those 11-1 -1ir -- further agree thnit. active (.:C)rIcvI-t wit.11 1. mt. The P.- --tie... this Agreenic-i-vt slj-.jli bc� IjInCIII-04 LIP)CA-1 the Defendants, Town of HZjrrmtatile 'Board of ti-leir agentr;, env.Lc)Yr!Cs, 4,Y)d :su(..-c-esst-)rs In aff-U.-C. I Once thr-! .-IQCt to the Town Sewer , pijn.,- fir.a0v:; numbered three ( 1 ) 1:1 jr(!r!( 43 ► excltj$I.V(! Of t)araqnogl i forty t Of 1:111' Agreement shall be render(:?Cj wivievvr, any --Ubs(!(4 )Itll all U(Mt. change of use must. contply % state and locfjl and envircm-Intenttil. lavis, bylaws and regulations In effc-,?ct at. t1jr! tinte of salrl change. Signed and duly executec 41-his rith da. f Jan ary, R. F'eq-1 Trustee?, pj P,,,j*L'i-y TrOR;t ,. T)IaIrstAff ..... ........ I'). Ford, E�;(4- , Attorney for Plaintiff 13 Pres iden-t-Treanairer R �:-. J Prciductlon�; , Inc. Willy' s Gym, .... ...... ...... Adr L.-inne P,Lo I r Attorney for ell, Grovor7 F"-jrz: lc.h, M.D'- , Ho..J.r r .7)f tlefilth, Town of BoX, :3 -Jblf, 1). Smith,' Town CQLIIISeI, Town of Plarmt-al.-A-e ". t . TDvin of Bejr -wrt;ol le i 2Jvjw 1 p f h,N�' Vl�wssol Physua,�s 61/1,� Aat(Oo WorlaCtaNA Znc lot loa, 104 1 o s IUCo f n 3 Q 1 , o � _ � f1 let Stream Inc. PRESSURIZED WATER CLEANING SYSTEM-- I 617) 778-1971 ���� 30 Cit Avenue ■ Hyannis, MA 02601 ---------------- ✓et Stream:. ' _ '�� PRESSURIZED WAlEq CLEANING SYSTEM } DON BARnETT President Aboard TOP CAT ,. 30 Cit Ave. (508)778-1971 Hyannls,MA 03601 i h n 9� 2 .0 0 =X11D)DILUT ION CHART WHITE WALL TIRES: Use undiluted spray on. Allow 1 minute. Brush,. if necessary, and rinse with water. VINYL, LEATHEH or LEATHEROrTE: Use 3 parts. water 'to I .,part 200 XH.D. Spray on,. allow minute, wipe with damp. sponge or cloth,. FABRIC UPHOLSTERY "-,;,and' .RUGSt Use 3 parts water to 1 part 200 XHD.. Spray or sponge on, remove excess with damp sponge or cloth. CONVERTIBLE- TOPS: 200 XHD, or concentrated,Use 3 parts water to 1 part I depending on condition. MOTOR WASHlNG:, Use I part Kerosene to 1 part 200 X'HD. spiray, on, motor, brush heavily caked areas,. allow to penetrate 5 min.utes and, .flush- with steam or water. It is advisable to cover distributor with piece ofinner tube-. FLOORS: For removal of wax accumulation and . general cleaning.. Dilute 1part 200- XHD with 4 parts water, mop and Top dry. DYTEX Chemical Co.,.,Inc. '41,280 High St.r.6et-,.*, Central:Falls,,Rhode-Island 02863,:,*..401-724-6300-...-�I MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET " SECTION .I - IDENTIFICATION MANUFACTURER' S NAME. . . . . . Dytex Chemical C,: Inc. ;DDRESS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1280 High Street Central Falls RI IZ1 863 MERGENCY TEL #. . . ... . . . . . (401 )724-6300 -EL # FOR INFO. . . . . . . . . . . (401 ) 724-6300 :HEMICAL NAME. . . . . . . . . . . . FAMILY. . . . . . RADE NAME. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 200 XHD FORMULA. . . . . AS NUMBER. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . UN NUMBER. . . )ATE PREPARED. . . . . . . . . . .. . March 101 1987 SECTION II - HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS fNGREDIENT % TLV ppm OTHER odium Hydroxide . 52% odium Me 1 as i t i d.e 1. 04% SECTION III - PHYSICAL DATA. COILING POINT (F) . . . . . . . .: N/A. VAR PRESS mm Hg. . N/A AP DENSITY (Air=1 ) . ... . . .. None EVAP RATE. . . . . . . . N/A PEC GRAVITY OLUB IN WATER. . . . . . . . . . . 100% APPEARANCE AND ODOR. . . . .... Yellowish green VOLATILE BY VOL. . . . . . . .. 95% SECTION IV - FIRE AND EXPLOSION'- HAZARD DATA `..ASH PT (METHOD USED) N/A -LAMMABLE LIMITS LOWER. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . N/A. UPPER'. . . . . . . N/'A :XTINGUISHING MEDIA. . . N/A 'PECIAL FIRE FIGHTING N/A: 'ROCEDURES. . . . . . . . . . . . . . iNUSUAL FIRE AND N/A iXPLOSION HAZARDS. . . . ..... SECTION V - REACTIVITY DATA I TY, UNSTABLE. . . . . . . ... . . ,. STABLE. . . YES COMPATIBLE MATERIALS. . . Strang oxidizing agents. I'P 'ACCORDING TO THE OSHA HAZARD COM1UNICATION STINDARD ( 29 CFR 1910. 1200) "GERI HARMFUL OR FATAL IF SWALLOWED. MAY CAUSE EYF IIRITATION. ;OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN. r SURLUSTER MFG. ,INC. MATERIAL SAFTY. DATA SHEETS E mGENCY PHONE: (213 ) 435-2320 MSDS REFRENCE: V.L.C.D. i SECTION I — IDENTIFICATION PROD C . ;;,�T,wLC,D.` VILEo�° `t, EDSIrbG SYNONYMS: NONE CHEMICAL: LIQUID SOAP = SURFACTANT CM NOi NONE - I I SECTION II — HAZARDOUS INGREDIQ4TS COMPOSITION: NONE SECTION III — HEALTH INFORMATION IN PRODUCT EMITS AMMONIA IF PH IS BELOW 7 :0. MAYBE HARMFUL IF INHALED. I INGESTION NOT EXPECTED TO HAVE ACUTE SYSTEMIC TOXICITY _BY INGESTION. NOTE TO PHYSICIAN: '' .INGESTION. OF THIS PRODUCT OR SUBSEQUENT VOMITING CAN RESULT IN ASPIRATION OF LIGHT HYDROCARBON LIQUID MICH CAN CAUSE PNEUMONITIS. EYE CONTACT: EXPECTED TO CAUSE NO MORE THAN MINOR EYE IRRITATION. SKIN CONTACT: PROLONGED OR FREQUENTLY REPEATED CONTACT. MAY CAUSE SKIN IRRITATION OR MAY CAUSE THE SKIN TO BECOME CRACKED OR DRY FROM THE DEFATTING ACTION OF THE MATERIAL. SEE ADDITIONAL HEALTH DATA. CARCENOGENICITY: NONE KNOWN SECTION IV — -OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE LIMITS NO FEDERAL OSHA EXPOSURE STANDARD OR ACGITH TLV HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED FOR TTi%S MATERIAL. . j a .. -. ... ... .. .. .. - - 3' 3 i'G. , INC. M.S.D.S. - V.L.C.D. ' SECTION V — EMERGENCY FIRST AID PROCEDURE �:.LOWI�1G H II' 1F VICT� >.IS :CONSCIOUS AND ABLE TO SWALLOW QUICKLY HAVE VICTIM DRINK �AT 0 R. A 'f_,`fiMILK .; TO DILUTE. DO NOT GIVE SODIUM BICARBONATE, FRUIT JUICES .OR 'tIINEGAR NEVER GIVE ANYTHING BY MOUTH IF VICTIM IS UNCONSCIOUS OR HAVING CONVULSIONS. INDUCE VOMITING ONLY IF ADVISED BY PHYSICIAN OR POISON CONTROL CENTER. C= PHYSICIAN OR POISON CONTROL CENTER IMMEDIATELY. SKIN CONTACT: IMMEDIATELY.. FLUSH , SKIN WITH PLENTY OF WATER WHILE REMOVING CONTAMINATED . CLOTHING;..`:'. 6dASH CONTAMINATED CLOTHING BEFORE REUSE. EYE CONTAs IMMEDIATELY FLUSH EYES' WITH PLENTY OF COOL DATER FOR AT LEAST 15 MINUTES. DO' ." NOT`•-LET VICTIM .RUB EYES. GET MEDICAL ATTENTION IMMEDIATELY. liALTION IMMEDIATELY REMOVE VICTIM TO FRESH AIR. IF VICTIM HAS STOPPED BREATHING GIVE ARTIFICIAL. RESPIRATION,; PREFERABLY BY MOUTH—TO—MOUTH. GET MEDICAL ATTENTION �c' IIATELY. - SECTION VI — PHYSICAL DATA I'I( BOILING POINT. NOT DETERMINED MELTING POINT: NOT APPLICABLE VAPOR PRESSURE: NOT ESTABLISHED SPECIFIC GRAVITY: 1. 02 @ 25 DEGREES C VAPOR DENSITY: (AIR=1) GREATER THAN 1 . SOLUBILITY IN WATER SOLUBLE IN WATER APPEARANCE.AND COLOR: COLORLESS LIQUID SECTION VII — FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARDS fa' 1 FLASH POINT AND METHOD USED: NOT APPLICABLE, PRODUCT CONTAINS WATER :. AUTO—IGNITION TEMPERATURE: NOT ESTABLISHED 1 FLAMMABLE: LIMITS IN AIR, ; & BY VOL. LOWER: NOT ESTABLISHED I FLAMMABLE LIMITS IN AIR, ; & BY VOL. UPPER: NOT ESTABLISHED 3 NFPA RATING: - NO NFPA RATING SPECIAL FIRE FIGHTING PRODEDURES &PRECAUTIONS: + USE. HATER SPRAY, ' DRY CHEMICAL, FOAM OR CARBON. DIOXIDE. USE WATER TO KEEP- FIRE—EXPOSED, CONTAINERS : COOL. IF A SPILL OR LEAK HAS NOT IGNITED, USE HATER SPRAY TO DISPERSE THE : VAPORS. DATER SPRAY MAY BE USED TO FLUSH SPILLS AWAY FROM FIRE AND. TO DILUTE SPILLS TO NONFLAMMABLE MIXTURES. UNUSUAL FIRE' & EXPLOSION HAZARDS FIREFIGHTERS SHOULD WEAR SELF—CONTAINED BREATHING APPARATUS IN THE POSITIVE-PRESSURE MODE JWITH A FULL FACEPIECE WHEN THERE IS A,,POSSIBILITY— EXPOSURE TO SPOKE, LFUMES 109 HAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION• PRODUCTS. ,�R'�t 'S4' v >. «� .,rT i-"'f"".� '6'z' ' r-' a..—„ ""T T• w Y ,.+rely. ., ..,. . ,. .y+,;..r . ., "" -.,-`---• --•-.._.'-"--.. "-..- __.__.»__._..-_...._,-_....-._....__.__._�..- .-.- ., Z ,- . r ., .,.. 1,R.,,n.,n i�M...(i a .. J PAGE K MFG. , INC. M.S.D.S. - V.L.C.D. SECTION VIII - gEp,CTIVIT . ABIL3 ✓GENERALLY STABLE HAZARD U`�' PO 'YMERIZATION: NONE LIKELY � VOID: COND.ITION & I�ATERiALs TO A i KEEP AWAY FROM HEAT AND FLAMES• AVOID CONTACT WITH OXI:'DIZZNG MATERIALS. STRONG 1 ACIDS, : AID STRONG BASES. HAZ ARDOUS DECO PO ITION PRODUCTS: 1 DECOMPOSIT ION OF ORGANIC MATERIALS MAY PRODUCE OXIDES OF SULFUR, CARBON, AND NITROGEN. SECTION IX — EMPLOYEE PROTECTION COOL - 1 HAM LE IN THE PRESENCE OF ADEQUATE VENTILATION. n - . RESPITORY PROTECTIO NS I AND WHERE EXPOSURE IS L IKELY TO EXCEED ACCEPTABLE CRITERIA (S�IRP,TORSOSHOIULD IV) , USE NIOSH/.OSHA APPROVEDDPCONTOCENTRATQIONPOCONTAMINANT IN AIR AND :IN SELECTED BASED). ON THE FORM �iCCORDABdCE WITH..OSHA (29 CFR. 1910. 134) . og;;'Q°K CTIVE CLOTHING: .AND PROTECTIVE CLOTHING WHICH ARE IA4PF�2I�UFOROs� CONTACT- EXPOSURE THE . WEAR.. GLOVES IS POTENT DURATION. OF. ANTICIPATED EXPOSURE IF FYE PROTECTION: ING THE SPECIFICATIONS OF ANSI STANDARD Z87MEET WHERE NO b�EAR . . SAFETY GLASSES YE IS ANTICIPATED. CHEMICAL SAFETY WHENEVER THERE IS T CONTACT WITH T EYE87 . 1 SPECIFICATIONS OF ANSI STANDARDCONTACT WITH THEBEYES F. POSSIBILITY OF SPLASHING OR OTHER SI SECTION X - ENVIROMENTAL PROTECTION I X Pi ENVIROMENTAL PRECp,UTIONS: t RELEASES OF THIS MATERIAL• WHERE SPILLS .ARE POSSIBLE, A AVOID. UNCONTROLLED COMP SIVE $PILL RESPONSE PLAN SHOULD BE DEVELOPED AND IMP i i i] SPILL, OR LAX PRECAUTIONSESC_ 0� IM IN. WEARAPPROPRIATE RESPIRATORY PROTECTION AND PROTECTIVESECURE COI�JTAINERSRIB gECTIQAI IX. CONTAIN SPILLED MATERIAL. TRAMS OF -AN UNCONTROLLED NECESSARY, COLLECT USING ABSORBS gg��HOULD IN THE D I��IF THE RELEASE IS RELEASE OF THIS DATERIAL. T HE`4.: REPORTABLE UNDER..APPLICABLE LAWS AA�D REGULATIONS. 5 -- - J .s %4 +--STT 777 MFG. , INC. M.S.D.S. - V.L.C.D. PAGE r'OiJlt;. ` DISPOSAL: J a?J.L i7. - MATERIAL SHOULD BE PACKAGED, LABELED . T'I� :�PdSPORTED,' .AND DISPOSED d 'LAED: IN CONFORMANCE WITH APPLICABLE LA;IS AND REGULATIONS AND CONFORMMI . 'E. ,WITH GOOD ENGINEERING PRACTICES. AV(.)ID LANDFILLING OF LIQUIDS RECLAIM ;i+ 'RE POSSIBLE. SECTION KI - REGULATORY CONT%�OLS D� OF TRANSPORTATION: DOT CLASSIFICATION: COMPOUND CLEANING OR KASHING, NOI LIQUID 11 -DOT`'PROPER SHIPPING NAME: VINYL LEATHER CLEANER AND DRESSING OTHER REGULATORY RgOUIREMPf-- NONE I. SECTION XII - PRECAUTIONS : HANDLING, STORAGE AND USAGE CONTAINER HAZARDOUS WHEN EMPTIED. SINCE EMPTIED CONTAINERS RETAIN PRODUCT RESIDUES, ALL HAZARD PRECAUTIONS DESCRIBED ON THIS MSDS MUST BE OBSERVED. TAKE PRECAUTIONS. TO AVOID CONTAINER DAMAGE WHILE HANDLING AND STORING. THE ABOVE INFORMATION IS BASED ON DATA OF WHICH WE ARE AWARE AND IS BELIEVED �TO BE CORRECT AS OF THE DATE HEREOF. SINCE THE INFOR- MATION CONTAINED HEREIN MAy BE APPLIED UNDER CONDITIONS BEYOND OURCOMOL AND 'WITH WHICH WE MAY BE UNFAMILIAR AND SINCE DATA MADE AVAILABLE SUBSEQUENT TO THF• DATE HEREOF MAY SUGGEST MODIFICATIONS OF THE INFORMATION, WE DQ NOT ASSUME ANY RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE RESULTS OF ITS USE. THIS INFORMATION IS FURNISHED UPON THE CONDITION THAT THE PERSON RECEIVING IT SHALL MAKE HIS OWN DETERMINATION OF THE SUITABILITY OF THE MATERIAL, FOR HIS PARTICULAR PURPOSE. PREPARED BY: MARK M. ROBINSON DATE; SFPT'EHBER 16, 1986 ' SURLUSTER MFG. ,INC. 2100 GAYLORDiSTREET LONG BEACH, CA ' 90813 - f z . j It t U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR HMIS'-H'JF'/R=0/0/0 -Occupational Safety and Health Administration �^ • MATERIAL SUETY DATA "S O '.M' 0.' o NFPA sp..' Required under USDL Safety and Health Regulations for Ship Repairing, Shipbuilding; and Shipbreaking (29 CFR 1915, 1916, 1917) (N) SECTION,I Date of Issue: 7-22-86 MANUFACTURER'S NAME EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NO. Rochester Midland 716-266-M83 ADDRESS(Number,Sneer,City,State,and ZIP Code) 333 Hollenbeck Street, Rochester NY 14603 CHEMICAL NAME AND SYNONYMS TRADE NAME AND SYNONYMS None CHEMICAL FAMILY FORMULA Deodorant SDra Mixture SECTION II - HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS PAINTS,PRESERVATIVES,&SOLVENTS % Tn is ALLOYS AND METALLIC COATINGS X Tnits) PIGMENTS BASE METAL CATALYST ALLOYS VEHICLE PLOT.APPLICABLE METALLIC COATINGS NOT APPLICABL SOLVENTS FILLER METAL �} PLUS COATING O ORE FLUX ADDITIVE OTHERS 1 • O ERS O HAZARDOUS MIXTURES OF;OTHER LIOUIDS,SOLIDS, OR GASES % TLV (Units) Does not contain any hazardous substances as determined i 29 CFR Part 1910. 1200 "Hazard Communication" OSHA and State Worker and/or Community Right-To-Know Laws. Carcinogens: none under OSHA IARC or NTP. SECTION III - PHYSICAL DATA BOILING POINT(*F.) 212 SPECIFIC GRAVITY(H2O=1) as water VAPOR PRESSURE (mm Hg.) PERCENT,VOLATILE as water BY VOLUME (%) 98-99% VAPOR DENSITY(AIR-1) EVAPORATION RATE. as water.. ( water =1) 1 SOLUBILITY IN WATER completely di persable APPEARANCE AND ODOR Colorless liquid - spice fragrance SECTION IV - FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD DATA FLASH POINT (Method used) FLAMMABLE LIMITS Lei Uel None T%Tnnp- NA I NA EXTINGUISHING MEDIA As for surrounding fire. SPECIAL FIRE FIGHTING PROCEDURES A • None UNUSUAL FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARDS None X2872B PAGE (1) MSDS Form # 338A (Continued on reverse side) .SECTION.V • HEALTH HAZARD-DATA THRESHOLD LIMIT VALUE None established. Chronic •effectse none known. EFFECTS OF OVEREXPOSURE /routes of entry— 'Irritation to eyes, nose and lungs. Would not expect overexposure unless grossly misused. . EMERGENCY AND FIRST AID PROCEDURES Eyes a remove to fresh air. If PhusiriAn- Medical conditions aggravated by Axpngure* none known- SECTION VI - REACTIVITY DATA STABILITY UNSTABLE CONDITIONS TO AVOID STABLE. _; � .,� '�• X None INCOMPATABILITY (Materials to avo- )— None HAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS None HAZARDOUS MAY OCCUR CONDITIONS TO AVOID POLYMERIZATION WILL NOT OCCUR X None SECTION VIi SPILL OR LEAK PROCEDURES STEPS TO BE TAKEN IN CASE MATERIAL IS RELEASED OR SPILLED Mop,. wipe up or rinse down .drain. • WASTE DISPOSAL METHOD " Rinse down drain. j SECTION VIII - SPECIAL.PROTECTION INFORMATION RESPIRATORY PROTECTION (Specify type) None required VENTILATION LOCAL EXHAUST NA SPECIAL NA Not MECHANICAL (General) NA OTHER NA PROTECTIVE GLOVES EYE PROTECTION None None OTHER PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT None SECTION IX - SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS PRECAUTIONS TO BE TAKEN IN HANDLING AND STORING OTHER PRECAUTIONS " 4 This information was compiled from current, reliable sources and is believed to be X2872B • PAGE (2)' correct. As data and/or regulations change, and conditions of use and handling are beyond our control, no warranty, expressed or Implied, Is made as to complete- ness or continuing accuracy of.this information. x�''. F ASP yu #`• a - s + � � • S DEPARTMENT OFIABO'R U ; � DProved . ' d H'Occupat(onal Safety''anealth Adm)nistration ' { _ of-"'•' •Fs.ti1fi.-i. - k k^"-z .. !!� .ga`*y'a'Tav,'^.,^' e»-'++ ,k.2 maw ,-- 4 e': ,� NATERIA -LSATET Y 'D'ATA �SNEET Required under USDL Safety and Health Regulations for Ship Repairing, 3 Shipbuilding, and.Shipbreaking (29 CFR 1915, 1916, 1917) PREPAPED: 11/85 SECTION MANUFACTURER'S NAME EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NO. World Wide Chemicals, Inc. ADDRESS(Number,Street,City,State,and ZIP Code) 1910 S. State treet Indianapolis IN 46203 CHEMICAL NAME AND SYNONYMS TRADE NAME AND SYNONYMS -Mixture of orcranic & inorganic compounds IS Sea13 A002 - - CHEMICAL FAMILY FORMULA ). SECTION II - HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS A/o r vSt'a OpTL'!� PAINTS,PRESERVATIVES,&SOLVENTS % ULV ALLOYS AND METALLIC COATINGS % ITLVsl PIGMENTS BASE METAL CATALYST ALLOYS VEHICLE METALLIC COATINGS SOLVENTS troleum distillates4 75 100ppm FILLER US COATING OR CORE FLUX ADDITIVES OTHERS OTHERS HAZARDOUS MIXTURES OF OTHER LIQUIDS,SOLIDS,OR GASES % TLV (Units) SECTION III - PHYSICAL DATA BOILING; POINT(OF.) > 212OF SPECIFIC GRAVITY IH2O=1) VAPOR PRESSURE (mm Hg.) PERCENTat 37.8°C 23mm BY VOLUME 1%)TILE 90% VAPOR DENSITY (AIR-1) 4 EVAP��fkTTIrON RATE more thaq 70 SOLUBILITY IN WATER Insolubl APPEARANCE AND ODOR Milky white with petroleum odor SECTION IV - FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD DATA - -_ FLASH POINT (Method used) FLAMMABLE LIMITS Lei Uel TCC 770F EXTINGUISHING MEDIA After water evaporates, residue may burn. Use water spray car-bon dioxide SPECIAL FIRE FIGHTING PROCEDURES universal type foam applied by manufacturers recom- mended technique. UNUSUAL FIRE AND EXPLOSICN HAZARDS None' r PAGE (1) (Continued on reverse side) x Form OSHA-20 ' Rev. May 72 e � t�"Y.�Tf'.:�Ja 41 m. '�y c c. r,` .a sgz^RZ.iXwx "a L r�4 F'•> a 7.{^FF. '' ,�i ��; '" �' .a�, s �tz_g� e3,� '�'g,g3� '� �'� �,',�. -', ; ,°""da;�`'q_ -r t��Yy`7"`e `t'f'r�; f ,�y .t'�, z •j a �` „' f-� r ' �i &x,e, < � aa. ' c`1F�i�J �t r'.r,`4'a, 's� a;;.�.-,• �� � �- '; . �, '.6�.2� a�:, +tr+a<•:,� ^.m^..-raid � > � J�4 »' +y, '�, c• � :r ;.y � "1� -Y%a' . '^r,.,..y,. ,"���':9+1�^�s"' y' i S,�.r'Mr r-�"",�;.x r x Y?"' k d'�+£Y" �^-s 1 m' '�: L r 4-. t ,o��.N,.d fie' tf>k» �TA"°�z �..��-ar,f''�"4�kc_�S.✓( a"GJ at i 'n,c=-C�i .'t., ` �2y �`h,��y.q�`8 y- L�.u�,..tc�,`.;t' u* '�,'ft "'4;. ✓ , <:C x ' ' SECTION �/ HEALTH HAZARD DATA , z> L I THRESHOLD LIMIT VALUE N/A EFFECTS OF OVEREXPOSURE. EYES: Direct'contact can cause severe' irritation` redness tearing, blurred visi SKIN: Prolonged or repeated contact can cause moderate irritation. SWALLOWING: can EMERGENCY AND FIRST AID PROCEDLtRES cause gastrointestinal Irritation, vomiting,. and diarrhea. DO-NOT- induce vomit' Get medical attention. SKIN: Wash exposed area with soap & water: Remove contaminated clothing & launder before reuse. EYES: Flush with large amount of water. Getarrediml ` attention. SECTION VI - REACTIVITY DATA STABILITY UNSTABLE_ CONDITIONS TO AVOID Keep away frcart SOUrce of heat.= STABLE KX avoid contact with acidic materials. INCOMPATABILITY (Materials to ovoid) Incompatible with acidic materials. HAZARDOUS GECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS 1 CONDITIONS TO AVOID HAZARDOUS MAY OCCUR POLYMERIZATION WILL NOT OCCUR xx - h SECTION VII - SPILL OR LEAK PROCEDURES STEPS TO BE TAKEN IN CASE MATERIAL IS RELEASED OR SPILLED Collect for disposal with suitable absorbent. WASTE DISPOSAL METHOD Contaminated absorbent may be disposed in a landfill in accordance with local, state, and federal regulations. SECTION VIII - SPECIAL PROTECTION INFORMATION RESPIRATORY PROTECTION (Specify type) None VENTILATION LOCAL EXHAUST SPECIAL Recgnmended MECHANICAL-(General) OTHER - Pecommended PROTECTIVE GLOVES EYE PROTECTION Wear gloves SaLety goggles may be used. OTHER PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT SECTION IX - SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS PRECAUTIONS TO BE TAKEN IN HANDLING AND STORING Containers of this product may be hazardous when emptied, since they retain product residue. . OTHER PRECAUTIONS Do not store above 1400F. Keep away from source of heat. Keep away fran-children: - - i "-While the information and recommendations set forth PAGE (2) - herein are believed to be accurate as of the date Form OSHA=20 Rev.May 72 hereof, WORLD WIDE CHEMICALS,eINC MAKES.,.NO: �; _ _. �. . _ y LIABIL'tT•Y FROM RELIANCE THEREOF." _ - r z;:,r, ..c�'"�'*�,•s.ft�Y�z P.'pr'; tip; �� °�'a � s.� ,:,� r 1.���:+'kt�a �� -xs�n,.�r z`7:.;i :tom- s �,�s+?1µ ,k-'".'^ ,>sr:f}s.'a�w.,.���^ .a ^ai.�u"fi,•..} . z. - -.py. ' i r f'��FY t...,.Sk� �,-� 3 �',• a ,�e�n,&,�, '�xi �: ^��.� `.zS�'t�{ex�- ^w t'r�„i �+.,� � *s�:xc, e°��£k��� �#%,.p. S 9 � 3i a�.. -+ :i� J °:_ a't�+sc .F(a to T� .i''� �*• =e-4. _�r � , „�t£„�u >ktird �,a.z`�z'.. r .e g� �d� t�#. �� ,��7- :t +`a.`�..' sy+«� a:.. c� - Form°ADProveO i " US DEPARTMENT''OF LABOR fi ,.,,. ,s a?"s No 44 R1387 k y ro Occupational Safety and Health Adminlsi�atlon _ �4 MAT E R I A S-AFETYD ATA IET Required under USDL Safety and Health Regulations for Ship Repairing,PREPARED• `11/85 Shipbuilding, and Shipbreaking (29 CFR 1915, 1916, 1917) SECTION MANUFACTURER'S NAME EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NO. World-Wide Chemicals - ADDRESS tNumber,Street,City,State,and ZIP Code) 10 S. State Street IndianaWlis, CHEMICAL NAME-AND SYNONYMS TRADE NAME I N.D,SYNONYMS - N/A g:g_ ..a CHEMICAL-FAMILY FORMULA d SECTION 11 - HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS PAINTS,PRESERVATIVES,WSOLVENTS % TLV ALLOYS AND METALLIC COATINGS % TLV Units (Units) PIGMENTS BASE METAL CATALYST ALLOYS VEHICLE METALLIC COATINGS SOLVENTS petroleum diStlllate FILLER METAL 1 26 1OO PLUS COATING OR CORE FLUX ADDITIVES OTHERS OTHERS HAZARDOUS MIXTURES OF OTHER LIQUIDS,SOLIDS,OR GASES % TLV (Units) SECTION III - PHYSICAL DATA BOILING POINT (°F,) 7. - 319OF SPECIFIC GRAVITY(H2O=1) 1.0- VAPOR PRESSURE (MM Hg.) PERCENT,VOLATILE 1.7- BY VOLUME(%) 75 VAPOR DENSITY (AIR-1) EVAPORATION RATE - 5.0 ( =1) N/A SOLUBILITY IN WATER . APPEARANCE AND ODOR. Green-gray lotion-like product with slight solvent odor. SECTION IV - FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD DATA FLASH POINT (Method used) FLAMMABLE LIMITS Lai Uel 1520F .92 b vol in air EXTINGUISHING MEDIA N.F.P.A. Class B lxtinar (CO , Dry Chem. Foam) SPECIAL FIRE FIGHTING PROCEDURES Water -spray can protect firefighters. Cool closed containers use fire nozzles.-. .If water .is-used,—ase-air-su lied breathincrmasks. UNUSUAL FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARDS- Ccei)bustible �• Keep container tightly closed. Keep.aw'a� from heat and oren flame._. PAGE (1) (Continued on reverse.side) W Form OSHA-20 m Rev. May 72 '�-,. :,kr'Fp `"•� rya+; y.'i"�a ,�,;�`�.� "' y' a.:..t.ti$G a:'" X. asn "<-:,.�;..c�.j g?',^. 7 .,{ sn, �;��sqi �.b,��,,•'i f - n .FY^ "` >.z 4„�'__' 4 -�,�.ti.; ,,. ,4a��✓^:.: j'°..r. ,-".*n:`�'.. a'?r :�{.� �^ ,rW�`�� cxL,.*.r, y fir r^ --.-a, c kh k'"rr � .. 47 t;.� i'.� ry a:;w�..,t.. r` ?��r P'-n Y ..F '.t c�:i`+: s .�,+ p• ,` 3.r'':•Vi, x 1 J -' ,.$�,, Yf� ,b- e ?,�," `t '� ' v v= ,'1y� �k 5� �'v'1wy.,�i.J Y�',:" ro4f�:'i`���w�,m;,.,s,''4 g�a«,s ..+att s�iy��+Y w�� 2,+-��.,awSmrr,.w.�,�y»t,�sh'i '� ,�f,,,,,.n..,a,.:#`..,v�f va•'H««, �:�Nr.,„.�,...wy,.*r �.w..-� mix s ;�;;> ti. .+,r 'r;�"'i � :.tiy,p_�.:,:-•, £' .K.�' k. `� 4� :&^ F �-'aa x�{.rs,,� t r,;: "f"" r•`5 ^" '���" r� , - � x' r•a w�*'F ..r _ -„F^ .'3�9t t W.F,_ & s 4 'Fx v;'r, . tr.,.a.�.�._�.'�.., A k .�:t�"`'Ja � :1, ,t , 4.�.;�' tr'• 'M x •SECTION V. "HEALTH.,-HAZARD'DATA ' r THR£SHOLO LIMtT VALUE,' s • - EFFECTS OF OVEREXPOSURE '.May: respiratory tract, skin & eyes. : P4ay cause headache;"'or'dizziness. HARMF UL'OR FATAL IF spoa MM. EMERGENCY AND FIRST A10 PROCEOU,FIES EYES: Flush with water for 15 minutes. -Get medical attention. VAPORS: Remove from exposure. SSAISANTING: Call physician. Do_ not induce vomiting. SKIN: 14ash off with soap and water. SECTION VI - REACTIVITY DATA STABILITY UNSTABLE CONDITIONS TO AVOID Heat and Open Flames` STABLE xx INCOMPATABILITY Pfateriah to avoid) strong oxidizers, acids HAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS HAZARDOUS MAY OCCUR CONDITIONS TO AVOID Heat and Open Flas . POLYMERIZATION me WILL NOT OCCUR xx SECTION VII - SPILL OR LEAK PROCEDURES STEPS TO BE TAKEN IN CASE MATERIAL IS RELEASED OR SPILLED Remove with inert absorbent WASTE DISPOSAL METHOD Dispose according to local recrulations for products containing pef-ral-eum distillates. SECTION VI11 . 'SPECIAL PROTECTION INFORMATION RESPIRATORY PROTECTION (Specify type) Use with adequate ventilation - VENTILATION LOCAL EXHAUST SPECIAL ReCnded N/A MECHANICAL (General) Recamiehded OTHER - PROTECTIVE GLOVES N/A EYERQ¢eEylgoggles may be used. OTHER PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT N/A SECTION IX - SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS PRECAUTIONS TO BE TAKEN IN HANDLING AND STORING Do not store above 130OF in closed containers OTHER PRECAUTIONS Keep away from children. "Wlhile the information and recommendations set forth ' PAGE (2) - - -- Form OSHA-26 herein are believed to, be accurate as of the date_ Rev.May 7: Hereof, WORLD WID--E CHEMICALS,, INC. MAKES N0 -y LIABILITY FROM RELIANCE THEREOF." - a AUTO WAX COMPANY,., INC. FIRE' 1300 Round Table Drive Dallas, Texas 75247 o VA 214-631-4000 HEALTH REACT_ - 0-INSIGNIFICANT 1-SLIGHT MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET-: 3•HIGH MODERATE ; 4-.EXTREME, .: EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBER 1-800-826-0828 = - _. The information in this MSDS was obtained from current and'reputable sources.- HoWdVer,the:data is provided. without any warranty, express or implied, regarding its correctness or accuracy. It is the user's responsibility both.to determine safe conditions for use of this product and to assume liablil'ity for loss, injury, damage or expense resulting from improper use of this product. SECTIONIMIMFICATION Code Date-Issued Date Revised Prepared By 33 03/92 '. 03/92 Ron Veath PRODUCT NAME ► MAGIC DRESSING® - -- SECTION 02 - HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS - LID of Material LC of CARCINOGEN Hazardous CAS (Specify Species/ '•:Marerial TLV OSHA Mp : [ARC Ingredient % No. Route) (Specify Species) (PPM) (PPM) o ess minerm Spintso vai a e o vai a e o o _" SECTION 03 - PHYSICAL DATA Physical State Odor and Ap rance Odor Threshold -- Gas O Uquid(.0 Solid O ruity Odor/Clear.Blue Liquid. (PPM) Not Available Vapor Pressure Vapor Density Evaporation Boiling Point keearig Point (mm Fig) Not Available (Air= 1) >:1 Rate < 1 CC) f57° CC) Not Available Volatile lSolubifity in pHPpecific Coefficient (By Volume) (20°C)Insoluble Not•Availabl avity 0.6096Water/Oil D'iMotAvailable SECTION 04 - FIRE AND EXPLOSION DATA Flammability If Yes,Under Which Conditions Yes O No (V) Means of Extinction Foam, Dry Che&cal, Carbon Dioxide Specid Procedures None utoignition Liaiardous Combustion Temperature CQ Not Available Products. Carbon Monoxide and Carbon Dioxide Rashpoint CQ and Upper Explosion `Not ower Explosion Limit(%by Volume) = Method 41/TCC Limit(%by Volume) Available` Not Available n Sensitivity to Rate of Burn'ExQlosro rtY m9 . ,_ Explosive rtyto " Impact Data: Vot Available Not Available Power` Not Available c::DischargeNot Available PRODUCT NAME ► MAGIC DRESSING® Pme 2 of 2 IF— SECTION 05- REACTIVITY DATA Chemical Stability f No,under which conditions: Yes(0 No () Incompatibility with f Yes,which ones? other Substances: Yes() No (� Reactivity,and under what conditions? Not Available Hazardous Decomposition Products Carbon Mono)ade and Carbon Dioxide SECTION 06 -TOXICOLOGICAL PROPERTIES Route of Entry Skin Contact Stan Absorption Eye Contact(�) Inhalation Acute Inhalation Chronic Ingestion Effects of Acute Exposure to Material Harmful or fatal if swallowed. Ingestion may cause nausea, dimness, confusion, and unconsciousness. Eye contact may cause irritation, redness, tearing, and blurred vision. Excessive breathing of vapors may cause nasal and respiratory irritation. Prolonged or repeated contact may cause irritation and demladds. Effects of Chronic Exposure to Material Not Available LDS of Material C of Material Exposure Limit o Material Irritancy of (Specify Species and (Specify Species) Not Available Material Route) Not Available I Not Available Not Available Senstfi�ation Property Carcinogenicity of Reproductive Synergistic of Material Not Available Material Not Available Effects of Material Not Available Materials Not Available SECTION 07 - PREVENTIVE MEASURES Personal Protective Equipment: oves(Specify) Nitrile/Vnyl Respirator(Specify) N10SH-Organic Vapor Eye(Specify) Glasses/Goggles Footwear(Specify) None Clothing(Specify) Coveralls/Apron 10ther(Specify) None Engineering Controls(Specify,e.g.,Ventilation,enclosed Process) Normal Air Circulation Leak and Spill Procedure Collect and contain with absorbent Waste Disposal Dispose according to local, state, and federal laws Handling Procedures and Equipment None Storage Requirements Keep from freezing Shipping Information None SECTION 08 - FIRST AID MEASURES Skin Contact: Wash affected area with soap and water. Remove contaminated clothing Eyes: Flush with water for 15 minutes. Seek medical attention Ingestion: Do not induce vomiting. Seek medical attention immediately Breathing: Move to fresh air. Provide oxygen if necessary Additional Information: EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBER 1-800-826-0828 AUTO. WAX COMPANY, INC. FIRE. 1300 Round Table Drive - - Dallas, Texas 75247 HEALTH 0 D REACT 214-631-4000 0=INSIGNIFICANT 1-SLIGHT MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET 3-HGH MODERATE EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBER 1-800-826-0828 4-EXTREME The information in this MSDS was obtained from current and reputable sources. However, the data is provided without any warranty, express or implied, regarding its correctness or accuracy. It is the user's responsibility.both to determine safe conditions for use of this product and to assume liablility for loss, injury, damage or expense resulting from improper use of this product. SECTION 01 ;DENTIFICATION Code Date Issued Date Revised Prepared By 65 10/91 06/92 - Ron Veath PRODUCT NAME ► SUPER DRESS-IT"' SECTION 02 - HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS -: : l.D .of Material..,_ .. -,LC of. = CARCINOGEN..., Hazardous CAS Ma erlal TLV OSHA Ingredients %. . No. ( es ) (Spedfy Species) (PPM) (PPM) NTP IARC- one i SECTION 03- PHYSICAL DATA .. .... .... Physical State Odor and Appearance. Odor threshold. . Gas O Uquld(� Solid O Lemon Sceni/Milky Liquid (ppM) Not Available Vapor Pressure Vapor Density Evaporation Boiling Point Freezing Point (mm Hg)- _..- .. .Not Available tAir=-1� Not Available Rate < 1' (°C) i00'" ('C) Volatile Polubilily in pH Ppecific Coefficient Not (By Volume) 70-72% rater(2(rQ Miscible 7.0-9.0 a 1.00 Water/Oil Dist Available SECTION 04 - FIRE AND EXPLOSION DATA Rammabipty N Yes.Under which Conditions Yes O No (V) Means of Extibcdon Water, Dry Chemical,Alcohol Foam, Carbon Dioxide Special Procedures None AutoignitIon Hazardous Combustion Temperature(°C) Not Available Products Carbon Mono)dde and Carbon Dioxide Rashi oint(°C)and Upper Explosion Not Lower Explosion Limit Method None Limit(%by Volume) Available (%by Volume) Not Available Explosion Sensitivity to Rate of Burning Explosive Power to Impact Data Not Available Not Available Not Available Ptatic Discharge Not Available r PRODUCT NAME ► SUPER DRESS4 P� �$ SECTION 05 - REACTIVITY DATA Chemical Stability f No,under which conditions: Yes(� No () Incompatibility with I Yes,which ones? other Substances: Yes U No V) Reactivity,and under what conditions? Not Available Hazardous Decomposition Products Carbon Monoxide and Carbon Dioxide SECTION 06-TOXICOLOGICAL PROPERTIES Route of Entry Skin Contact V)) Sldn Absorption(,n Eye Contact V) Inhalation Acute(.f) Inhalation Chronic O Ingestion G0 Effects of Acute Exposure to Material Ingestion may cause stomach imiation and nausea. Repeated or prolonged skin contact may cause irritation or redness. Eye contact may cause redness, irritation and tearing. Inhalation of vapors may cause headache and dizziness. Effects of Chronic Exposure to Material Not Available LDS of Material LC�of Material posure mr Irritancy of (Specify Species and (Specify Species) f Material Material . Route) Not Available Not Available Not Available Not Available Sensitization Property Carcinogenicity of Reproductive Synergistic of Material Not Available iMatedall Not Available Pffects of Material Not Available Materials Not Available SECTION 07 - PREVENTIVE MEASURES Personal Protective Equipment. Gloves(Specify) Vinyl/Rubber Respirator(Specify) None lEye(Specify) Glasses/Goggles Footwear(Specify) None lClothing(Specify) Coveralls/Apron Other(Specify) None Engineering Controls(Specify,e.g.,Ventilation,enclosed Process) Normal air circulation Leak and Spill Procedure Contain and collect with absorbent Waste Disposal Dispose in accordance with local,state, and federal laws Handling Procedures and Equipment None Storage Requirements Do not allow to freeze pecid Shipping Information one SECTION 08 - FIRST AID MEASURES kin Contact: Remove contaminated clothing. Wash affected area with soap and water Eyes: Flush with water for 15 minutes Ingestion: Drink large amounts of water Breathing: Move to fresh air dditional Information: EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBER 1-800-826-0828 f AUTO WAX COMPANY, INC. FIRE - 1300 .Round Table Drive o Dallas, Texas 75247 HEATH REACT o 0 214-631-4000 0=INSIGNIFICANT 1=SUGHT MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET 3-HIGH MODERATE EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBER 1-800-826-0828 4-EXTREME The information in this MSDS was obtained from current and reputable sources. However, the data is.provided without any warranty, express or implied, regarding its correctness or accuracy. It is the user's responsibility both to determine safe conditions for use of this product and to assume liabliliity for loss, injury, damage or expense resulting from improper use of this product. SECTION 014DEM- FICATION code Date Issued Date Revised Prepared By 35 03/92 03/92 Ron'Veath PRODUCT NAME ► E-Z SUDS LIQUID - SECTION,-02 HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS- o 7- LDS of Material LG of _. C!ARCINOGEN Hazardous CAS __ (Specdy Speaes/ Maedal TLV OSHA _ .. -Ingredients .. _ % (PPM) (PPM) . ... _No._ _ Route) (Spediy Species) _ . one SECTION 03. PHYSICAL DATA : ... . . ,...._... Physical State: dor and Appearance Odor Threshold ;- -Spec>fic__ Gas O Liquid V) Solid O Soap Odor Yellow-Green Liquid (pply) Not Available Gravity 1.1000 Vapor Pressure Vapor Density Evaporation Boiling Poinf Freezing Point (mm Hg) Nof Available'(Atr 1) >`1-:Rate :1 .,. (°C)_ (,C) _ u 0 Volatile - lubiliity in pH pecific Coefficient. Not: (By Volume)... :. 82. ester-(2=). 100% , -. _.. 8 Gravity .1000 . afar/O9,Dist Available. SECTION 04 - FIRE AND EXPLOSION DATA Flammability If Yes Under Which Conditions Yes () No W) Means of Extinction Water, Foam, Dry Chemical, Carbon Dioxide pedal Procedures None utoignition Hazardous Combustion Temperature(°C) Not Available Products Carbon Mono)dde and Carbon Dioxide -- Flashpoint(°C)and Upper Explosion Not Lower Explosion Limit(%by Volume) Method None Limit(%by Volume) Available Not Available Explosion Sensitivity to Rate of Burning Explosive Power rto Impact Data: Not Available Not Available Not Available alcDthargeNot Available PRODUCT NAME ► E-Z SUDS UQUID Page 2 of 2 SECTION 05 - REACTIVITY DATA Chemical Stability f No,under which conditions: Yes V) No () Incompatibility with I Yes,which ones? other Substances: Yes() No (� Reactivity,and under what conditions? Not Available Hazardous Decomposition Products Carbon Mono)dde and Carbon Dioxide IFSECTION 06 -TOXICOLOGICAL PROPERTIES J1 Route of Entry a Contact G/) Skin Contact V) Skin Absorption() Ey Inhalation Acute () Inhalation Chronic Ingestion(.1) Effects of Acute Exposure to Material Repeated or prolonged skin contact may cause redness or irritation. Ingestion may cause nausea and stomach distress. Eye contact may cause redness, irritation, and tearing. Effects of Chronic Exposure to Material Not Available LDS of Material LC �of Material posure Limito terra lrritancy of (Specify Species and (Specify Species) Not Available Material Not Available Route) Not Available Not Available Sensitization Property Carcinogenicity of Reproductive Synergistic f Material Not Available Material Not Available lEffects of Material Not Available Materials Not Available SECTION 07 - PREVENTIVE MEASURES Personal Protective Equipment: Gloves(Specify) None Respirator(Specify) None Eye(Specify) Glasses/Goggles Footwear(Specify) None lClothing(Specify) Coveralls/Apron (Specify) None Engineering Controls(Specify,e.g.,Ventilation,enclosed Process) Normal Air Circulation Leak and Spill Procedure Contain and collect with absorbent Waste Disposal Dispose in accordance with local,state, and federal laws Handling Procedures and Equipment None Storage Requirements Do not allow to freeze Ppecial Shipping Information one SECTION 08 - FIRST AID MEASURES F ontact. Wash affected area with water Flush eyes with water for 15 minutes on: Drink large amounts of water ng: Move to fresh air Additional Infomaion: EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBER 1-800-826-0828 7 . ' AUTO WAX COMPANY, INC. FIRE 1300 Round Table Drive 3 Dallas, Texas 75247 HEALTH 1 0 REACT _=_ 214-631-4000 0=INSIGNIFICANT 1-SUGHT MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET 3=HIGH MODERATE EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBER 1-800-826-0828 4=EXTREME The information in this MSDS was obtained from current and reputable sources. However, the data is provided without any warranty, express or implied, regarding its correctness or accuracy. It is the user's responsibility both to determine safe conditions for use of this product and to assume liablility for loss, injury, damage or expense resulting from improper use of this.product. SECTION 01-IDENTIFICATION Code Date Issued Date Revised Prepared By 30-S 03/92 07/92 Ron Veath PRODUCT NAME ► MAGIC MIST FRAGRANCE(Chevy, Pins Co/ada, Baby Powder, Leather, Lemon, Floral, SP/ce) SECTION 02-- HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS LID of Material LC of CARCINOGEN Hazardous CAS (Specify Species/ Mafiertal TLV OSHA Mp IARC Ingredients % No. Route) (Specify Species) (PPM) (PPM) one SECTION 03 - PHYSICAL DATA Physical State Odor and Appearance Odor Threshold Gas O uquid(,n Solid O Fragrant/Clear liquid (PPM) Not Available Vapor Pressure Vapor Density . Evaporation Boiling Point Freezing Point (mm Hg) Not Available (Air= 1) Not Available Rate Not Available (°C) 1000 (°C) 0' Volatile Pciubility in pH ppecific Coefficient Not (By Volume) 100, rater(20°C) 100% 7.5 IGrcvdy 1.0200Water/Oil Dist. Available SECTION 04 - FIRE AND EXPLOSION DATA fiammcblUiy If Yes,Under Which Conditions es O No (VI Means of Extinction Water, Carbon Dioxide, Foam, Dry Chemical Special Procedures None utolgnition Hazardous Combustion Temperature(°C) Not Available Products Carbon Mono)dde and Carbon Dioxide Fiashpoint(°C)and Upper Explosion Not Lower Explosion Limit(%by Volume) Method None Umlt(%by Volume) Available Not Available Explosion SeruitKOr to Rate of Burning Explosive Power Pensitivity to Impact Data: Not Available Not Available Not Available patic Discharge Not Available Y 1 1 PRODUCT NAME ► SPRING MIS* FRAGRANCE Pan 2 of 2 SECTION 05 - REACTIM DATA Chemical Stability No,under which conditions: Yes V) No () Incompatibility with. Yes,which ones? other Substances: Yes() No (� Reactivity,and under what conditions? Not Available Hazardous Decomposition Products Carbon Monoadde and Carbon Dioxide SECTION 06 -TOXICOLOGICAL PROPERTIES Route of Entry Skin Contact V) Skin Absorption Eye Contact(,/) Inhalation Acute () Inhalation Chronic() Ingestion Effects of Acute Exposure to Material Ingestion may cause nausea, vomiting, diarrhea. Repeated or prolonged skin contact may cause redness, irritation. Eye contact'may cause buming, redness, irritation. Effects of Chronic Exposure to Material Not Available LDS of Material LC�of Material posure m Irritancy of (Specify Species and (Specify Species) f Material Material Route) Not Available Not Available Not Available Not Available �I Sendtization Property Carcinogenicity of eproductive Synergistic f Material Not Available Material Not Available ffects of Material Not Available Materials Not Available SECTION 07 - PREVENTIVE MEASURES Personal Protective Equipment: Gloves(Specify) Rubber/Viinyl Respirator(Specify) None Eye(Specify) Glasses/Goggles Footwear(Specify) - None lClothing(Specify) Coveralls/Apron 10ther(Specify) None Engineering Controls(Specify,e.g.,Ventilation,enclosed Process) Normal air circulation Leak and Spill Procedure. Contain and collect with absorben waste Disposal Dispose according to local, state and federal laws Handling Procedures and Equipment None Storage Requirements Keep from freezing peciai Shipping information None SECTION 08 - FIRST AID MEASURES Id n Contact: Wash affected area with soap and water. Eyes: Flush eyes for 15 minutes with water. Seek medical attention Ingestion Drink large amounts of water. Breathing: Move to fresh air ddrBonal information: _ EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBER 1-800-826-0828 • MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET 2m ter" 71, l O.JS CECOMPOSITION Oxides of Car Su f ur ton. R PRODLETS. . . . . . . . . . . AZAAOOUS POLYMERIZATION. ONDITIONS TO AVOZD. . . . . . N AP, SECTION VI - HEALTH HAZARD DATA FFECTS OF OVER EXPOSURE SKIN. . . . . . . . . . . . . IrriVation and Dossible dermatites EYE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Burning !NHALAYIDN. . . . . . . . . . N/P INGESTION. . . . . . . . . . . May reswit in vomiting. Burning of isophagas, mouth and stomach. MERGENCY FIRST AID PROCEDURES SKIN CONTACT. . . . . . . 1 Wash skin with soap and water. Remove contaminated clothing and snoes. EYE CONTACT. . . . . . . . . .Uash eyes cociously with water. INHALATION. . . . . . . . . . N/A ZNGESTION. . . . . . . . . . . DO NOT induce vomiting. Give milk 0- white of eks. Drink large amounts of water. SECTION V I I - SPILL OR LEAK PROCEDURE TEPS 7AKEN FOR - ILLS. . .P Flush area of spill with watRr. PETE DISPOSAL METHOD. . . . Sewer ------------------ SECTION VIII - CONTROL MEASURES/PROTECTIVE ESP IRATORY PR07ECT ION. . . N/A ENT ILATION REQUIRED LOCAL. . . 1. . . . . . . . . . . N/A SPECIAL. . . . . MECHANICAL. . . . . . . . . . OTHER. . . . . . . ROTECTIVE GLOVE'S. . . . . . . . needed YE PROTECTION. . . . . . . . . . . Goggles or face mask THE'. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SECTION IX SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS 10NDLING PND STORING. . . . . N/A T,�iER. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . r - MATERIAL SAFETY LSATP SHEET 2l0 XHD SECTION I — IDE;NTIFICATIGN ---------------------- ANUFAL T URER' S NAME. . . . . . DYtex Chemical " in" DURESS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1Es0 Hign Street Central Falls RI 0186 MERGEiNC`( T EL #. . . . . . . . . . (401 ) 724-iu300 EL # FOR I NFU. . . . . . . . . . . (401 ) 7: 4-6300 HEill CAL tNAME. . . . . . . . . . . . FAMILY. . . . . . RARE NAME. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . aOO rORMULA. . . . . AS NUMBER. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . U iNUirvl!�ER. . . ATE- PREPARED. . . . . . . . . . . . March 10, 1 S&7 SECTION II — HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS _odium Melasitide 1. 04i= SECTION III PHYSICAL DATA OILING POINT (F) . . . . . . . . N/A VAP PRESS mm. Hg. . N/A AP DENSI :Y (Ai%=1 ) . . . . . . None �'�'v AP RAVE. . . . . . . . N/A 11 'EC GRAVITY (�" 20=' ) 1 SLUE IN WATER. . . . . . . . . . . 1 0kti PPEARANCE AND ODOR. . . . . . Yellowish g s-r-1 VOLATILE BY VOL. -`i` ----------------SECTION IV - FIRE AND EXPLOSION L OSION HAZARD DATA LASH P7 (METHOD USED) . . . N/A . LAMMABLE LIMITS LOWER. . . . . . . . . . . . . N/A UPPER. . . . . . . N A :X T INGUISHING MEDIA. . . . . . N04 PECIAL FIRE FIGHTING N/A °ROCEDURES. . . . . . . . . . . . .. . ;NUSUAL FIRE AND N/A :X L OSIt7N HAZARDS. . . . . . . R SECTION V - REACTIVITY DATA u 1 �jiLl i Y ve./ UNSTABLE. . . . . . . . . . . . STABLE. . . . . . YES :Nl:.OMPATIBLE MATER:ALS. . . Strong oxidizing agents. MASSACHUSETTS -DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE FORM 90)ST- Energy Exemption Certificate , (a-so) 9 Y p . (Temporary) TO BE COMPLETED BY PURCHASER AND GIVEN TO AND RETAINED BY VENDOR TO: Vendor's Name _- Cnl nni al Gas Cnmpany - .ranP Cn.rf f)i y;c;nn Address-- P. 0 Box 1005 ; City Hvanni s State -MA Zip_ 02602-1005 DESCRIPTION OF ENERGY BEING PURCHASED-CHECK ONE: ® Gas ❑ Steam .❑ Electrfcfty ❑ Heating Fuel (A separate certificate must be submitted for each energy type and each separate vendor.) hereby certify that: The purchaser named herein is a small business with five or less employees. For purposes of this exemption, employees include all workers, owners, officers, and partners who work for the business and do not include any employee who normally works for less than thirty hours per week or is hired for a period of less than five months. See G.L. c. 64H, Sec. 6 - ❑ 75 percent or more of the type of energy checked above will be consumed and used directlyand ex- clusively in an industrial'plant in the actual manufacture of tangible n9 personal property to be sold or in the heating of such industrial plant at the following metered buildings, locations, or premises. See G.L. c. 64H, Sec. 6 (i), G), (r). - - Service location(s)of quallfled property: Account number(s is -- - - ❑ The purchaser named herein is a tax-exempt organization under I:R.C:`Sec: 501 (c)(3), holding a valid ST-2 from the Massachusetts Commissioner of Revenue, a photocopy of which-is attached hereto. See - -- G.L. c. 64H, Sec. 6 (e). Full liability is herein assumed for the payment of any use tax in the event that the energy purchased is not eligible for exemption as herein certifiec. This certificate is considered a part of each purchase of energy unless revoked in writing by the purchaser. All bills issued under this certificate will clearly indicate that they represent exempt purchases of energy. If the purchaseris no longer eligible for the exemption certified above, the purchaser must notify the vendor in writing that any future purchases are taxable. - Signed and certified under the penalties of perjury. Signature - Title ..---- Name of Firm =j a ,t/l/�G L_ vi %pate fZ 2 Address— 5 7- r llj % 17 p/,)l T %/,2/ I S P9/7 Federal Identification No. Sales Tax Registration No.(iiany) -_ Any person who willfully misuses any certificate under G.L c. 64H or c. 641 may be subject to criminal penalties. Sae G.L c. 62C, Sec. 73�(i). _.. (This form is aporoved by the Commissioner of Revenue and may be reproduced.) - R7' COLONIALCape Cod Division G A S C 0 M P A N Y Commercial/Industrial Application for Gas Service Name atilo L A(�'�=9?� Nature of Business ��,QL 's � Me-,7- cr- DBA - /S 1yf1V (/(/�'7. N/G = c✓ c N ly Service Address y� ���1xT �� NYlvlvrs mr� Mail Address 0/y T 10s, 77 Fs Previous or Current Acct. with Colonial Gas Co. TYPE OF BUSINESS - -Corporation ❑ State of Inc.—' Principal Place of Business Officers of Corporation: 1. Name 2. Name Address Address Tel. No. Title Tel. No. Title Non-Corporate Business CY Principals/Partners 1. Name L-2oi,r,a L-2 Pu'---n�% 2. Name Address Address /-w!Q N1y.1 s /97/4 Tel. No. Tel. No.. Real Estate-Trust ❑ Principal Place of Business Trustees: 1. Name 2. Name Address Address D n 0 O Tel. No. Tel. No. z Beneficiaries: z O 1. Name 2. Name Address Address Tel. No. Tel. No. Where Filed Date Declaration of Trust Recorded Book Page Do you own this gas service property? Yes ❑ No (B� If ho, list name and address of landlord or mortgage holder: Name /./P N-M)/n P R I-_ e S r�7-2�_ /ar 13 >L L rl IV Address /6'a 7_3)- mQ"/yr s_ C.v1-:)�,--n7-0 s 1'>2 i�/7 9.?,3 yydr '% — OVER — Credit References: Bank Sllgc.Im c17— f Jp/y f—,-- Account No.;-5-0'0 276 JQO Bank Account No. Energy Sales Tax Exempt Information 1. Small business 5 or fewer.employees) ( 2. 75 percent or more of fuel will be used to manufacture a product ❑ 3. Non profit ❑ 4. Fuel consumed for residential purposes ❑ NOTE: If you are claiming a tax exemption, you must fill out the appropriate form. Gas Equipment Load ❑ Water Heater ❑ Space Heating ❑ Cooking El Unit Heater ❑ Air Conditioning ❑ Other (Specify) ❑ _ A/ZFW LEAS Will gas be used during the heating season? Yes u� No ❑ The applicant whose signature appears below applies for gas to be supplied,at the address herein described.The applicant agrees to pay for said service as bills are rendered therefore in accordance with the rates, rules and regulations filed with the Department of Public Utilities and in effect at the time of delivery.In the event of collection action,the applicant agrees to pay for all collection costs incurred or paid by the company, including, but not limited to,court costs and reasonable attorney's fees. represent and warrant to the company that I have read and understand all of the terms and conditions contained on the front and reverse sides of this document.]further represent and warrant to the company,and acknowledge that the company has relied upon each and every statement and/or representation contained in this application. Authorized signature/title Date For Company Use.Only� Credit Approved Rate Deposit Amount Receipt No. By: Date: SIC Code Date Requested a IF I SEAL MY FLOOR DRAIN HOW DO I CLEAN MY FLOORS? Service bay floors should not be cleaned by hosing or flooding techniques, regardless of whether or not a floor drain has been sealed. Instead, the floor should be cleaned with minimal amounts of water, either by wet vac or with a mop and bucket, with the final wastewater being disposed of appropriately. If no floor drain exists, this method will eliminate runoff onto the street or parking area; if a drain leads to a tank, this method will save costs by reducing the amount of wastewater needing to be hauled away. The UIC program has fact sheets on this process which may be obtained by contacting the address or phone number below. IF I INSTALL A HOLDING TANK WHAT TYPE OF TANK SHOULD I USE? a Y The type of holding tank depends on the type of wastewater entering the tank (a characterization which the facility owner must make). Non-hazardous industrial wastewater may be drained to a DEP- approved industrial holding tank (for which there is an $1,050.00 permit fee), while hazardous wastewater must be stored in a tank built in compliance with hazardous waste regulations 310 CMR 30.690. Since the vehicle maintenance wastewater may vary, this characterization may be difficult to do. The only way to truly know is to test all wastewater through the Toxicity Characteristics Leaching Procedure (TCLP) test. Since this procedure is expensive, it might be more economical to assume the wastewater to be hazardous and install such a tank. However, these tanks are expensive in themselves and do not separate the different hazardous waste streams. Therefore, the DEP recommends that, wherever practical, holding tanks should ,not be used to store hazardous wastes, and service bay floor drains discharging to the ground should be sealed. Holding tanks should only be considered by operations requiring a nteans of collecting large amounts of wastewater such as those in which vehicles are routinely washed. Wherever feasible, the DEP recontntends that any holding tank installed in these facilities be aboveground. The Hazardous Waste division of the appropriate DEP regional office should be contacted prior to installing any hazardous waste holding tank. For DEP approval of an industrial wastewater holding tank, contact the Industrial Waste Water division of the appropriate DEP regional office. WHOM SHOULD 1 CONTACT FOR MORE INFORMATION? For further information, please contact Jacob Moss at 617/556-1165, or at DEP\Division of Water Supply, One Winter Street, 9th floor, Boston, MA, 02108. D�THE> The Town of Barnstable Health Department } "':w:` ' 367 Main Street, Hyannis, MA 02601 1639. ON 6' Office 508-790-6265 Thomas A. McKean FAX 508-775-3344 Director of Public Health i February 19, 1993 z i MJPB Realty Trust c/o Landmark Real Estate 160 Belmont Street Watertown, MA 02172 Dear Sir/Madam:; The Barnstable Board of Health hearing regarding "Jet Stream" will be held on February 25, 1993 at approximately 7 :50 P.M. , 1st Floor Conference Room, School Administration Building, 230 South Street, Hyannis. It is suggested you attend this hearing because the discussion will include the court Agreement for Judgement for this property, , owned by you. Please confirm your attendance by telephoning me at 790-6265 before 4:30 P.M. on February 24, 1993. Very ruly yours, Thomas A. McKean Director of Public Health Town of Barnstable TM/bcs j I I COMMONLY ASKED QUESTIONS REGARDING FLOOR DRAINS Underground Injection Control Program DEP Division of Water Supply HOW DOES THE UNDERGROUND INJECTION CONTROL (U.10 PROGRAM AFFECT ME? Many automotive service stations have floor drains discharging potentially hazardous wastes to shallow injection wells (examples: dry wells, septic systems,and oil/water separators leading to a leaching field). UIC regulations prohibit such floor drain systems. Why? Most of Massachusetts' wells are tapped less than 100 feet below the ground, and are therefore extremely vulnerable to contamination from land uses. Hazardous wastes may reach the groundwater through an injection well as a result of accidental spills, improper management of wastes, or intentional disposal. Common wastes in this industry include waste oil, gasoline, antifreeze, and cleaning solvents. These and other products may persist in groundwater and the cumulative impact of these discharges can significantly degrade groundwater quality. WHERE SHOULD MY FLOOR DRAIN DISCHARGE? Floor drains in vehicle maintenance facilities must either be sealed, or connected to a holding tank or a municipal sewer system, in accordance with state and local regulations. WHAT IS THE PROCESS FOR ALTERING A FLOOR DRAIN? Any facility owner choosing to seal a floor drain must apply to do so by filing Form WS1: Notice of Plumbing Inspector Approval to Seal Floor Drain with the local plumbing inspector. (A copy of the completed form must be sent to the DEP.) All sewer connections must be approved by both the local sewer authority and the DEP sewer discharge permit program (617/292-5665). After a floor drain has been sealed or connected to either a holding tank (see below) or a municipal sewer, the facility owner must complete and return the UIC Notification Form. This form will serve you by documenting that your facility ceased As discharge to the ground on the specified date, and thus potentially minimizing the likelihood that your facility will be suspected as being responsible for a future contamination incident. IF I SEAL MY FLOOR DRAIN. HOW DO I MANAGE MY WASTES AND WASTEWATER? Wastewater may be minimized by practicing proper waste management and waste minimization techniques, regardless of whether or not a service bay has a floor drain. Each hazardous waste stream should be managed (collected, stored in 55 gallon drums, and reused, recycled, or disposed of appropriately)separately. Some best management practices include using drip pans to collect any waste that may drip from a vehicle or spigot, cleaning all parts in a self-contained recirculating sink, and cleaning up all spills thoroughly and immediately, with either rags (to be sent to an industrial laundry) or dry absorbent material. The DEP Division of Hazardous Waste (617/292-5898) has information on how to manage the different hazardous waste streams in vehicle service facilities. w IF I SEAL MY FLOOR DRAIN, HOW DO I CLEAN MY FLOORS? Service bay floors should not be cleaned by hosing or flooding techniques, regardless of whether or not a floor drain has been sealed. Instead, the floor should be cleaned with minimal amounts of water, either by wet vac or with a mop and bucket, with the final wastewater being disposed of appropriately. If no floor drain exists, this method will eliminate runoff onto the street or parking area; if a drain leads to a tank, this method will save costs by reducing the amount of wastewater needing to be hauled away. The UIC program has fact sheets on this process which may be obtained by contacting the address or phone number below. IF I INSTALL A HOLDING TANK. WHAT TYPE OF TANK SHOULD I USE? The type of holding tank depends on the type of wastewater entering the tank (a characterization which the facility owner must make). Non-hazardous industrial wastewater may be drained to a DEP- approved industrial holding tank (for which there is an $1,050.00 permit fee), while hazardous wastewater must be stored in a tank built in compliance with hazardous waste regulations 310 CMR 30.690. Since the vehicle maintenance wastewater may vary, this characterization may be difficult to do. The only way to truly know is to test all wastewater through the Toxicity Characteristics Leaching Procedure (TCLP) test. Since this procedure is expensive, it might be more economical to assume the wastewater to be hazardous and install such a tank. However, these tanks are expensive in themselves and do not separate the different hazardous waste.streams. Therefore, the DEP recommends that, wherever practical, holding tanks should not be used to store hazardous wastes, and service bay floor drains discharging to the ground should be sealed. Holding tanks should only be considered by operations requiring a means of collecting large aniounts of wastewater such as those in which vehicles are routinely washed. Wherever feasible, the DEP recommends that any holding tank installed in these facilities be aboveground. The Hazardous Waste division of the appropriate DEP regional office should be contacted prior to installing any hazardous waste holding tank. For DEP approval of an industrial wastewater holding tank, contact the Industrial Waste Water division of the appropriate DEP regional office. WHOM SHOULD I CONTACT FOR MORE INFORMATION? For further information, please contact Jacob Moss at 617/556-1165, or at DEP.\Division of Water Supply, One Winter Street, 9th floor, Boston, MA, 02108. MCNULTY AND HOPKINS, P.C. ATTORNEYS AT LAw POST OFFICE BOX 457 1441 ROUTE 132 BARNSTABLE, MASSACHUSETTS 02630 508-771-8000 FAx No.508-771-8468 THOMAS J.MCNULTY,JR.* JOHN B. HOPKINS *ALSO ADMITTED IN NSW HAMPSHIRE i t 7 February 22 , 1993 Mr. Thomas McKean TOWN OF BARNSTABLE HEALTH DEPARTMENT 367 Main Street Hyannis, MA 02601 n RE: JET STREAM, INC. / DONALD BARTLETT UNIT 105, 45 PLANT ROAD, HYANNIS , MA Dear Mr. McKean: Following up on my, secretary's conversation with you this date, this will confirm that the above-referenced matter will be continued for hearing from February 25, 1993 at 7 : 00 P.M. to March 11, 1993 at 7 : 00 P.M. Ruth Weil, Assistant Town Counsel, has agreed to this continuance. By copy of this letter we have notified the owner/lessor of the property, MJPB Realty Trust, of the continuance of the hearing. Thank you for your cooperation and the courtesy extended. Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions in the meantime. Very truly yours, , MCNULTY KI WS, P.C. BY; �" J,bh B. opk s JBH/l b cc: MJPB Realty Trust Ruth Weil, Asst. Town Counsel Donald Bartlett, Jet Stream, Inc. i M C> 5F o c P _�6 tA �.r�d,:S a t CT► �� .� A / � 7a� o v000 It ji _ - - - �aj�0� + 11N1� 3N�IMOhtlS� �r o►,vH --_ __ _.� dWV t � ; • N o ar 14 a� "s• d co o — a ON TA ( 1F' tb Iowaf%Pli� —1 �u/S dOW �.iry�is A.tlg C MIS xs�om 3�a s•s X,. �� cl -10 -►. y s � .y.• ; 4 1 Z 203 498 623 US Postal Service Receipt for Certified Mail No Insurance Coverage Provided. Do not use for International Mail See reverse Sent to� Q Street&Nuntber All) O K-l� Post ce,State,&ZIP IC e Postage Certified Fee Special Delivery Fee Restricted Delivery Fee LO Return Receipt Showing to Whom&Date Delivered .a Return Receipt Showing to Whom, Q Date,&Addressee's Address 0 TOTAL Postage&Fees $ 2 77 Postmark or Date A�'�197 Stick postage stamps to article to cover First-Class postage,certified mail fee,and charges for any selected optional services(See front). 1. 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Tapped inlet and outlet Trailer sink for use by.not more than 5 g.p.m. Maximum 3 people. 1.7 gal.Liquid-holding capacity and We furnish a G.100-C, G-200-C, and seal 5� 1 G-300•C with special inlet and outlet for small cabinets where space is 7 lb. Greasy sludge capacity limited. 28 lb. Shipping weight � Do Not Exceed 5 G.P.M. Left Hand Light in weight and easy to install G-1012 Mainly small domestic installation. 1112 in. Tapped inlet and outlet Residence kitchen sink for use by INLETIII not more than 6 people. 2 in. Available Housing project kitchen sink. 7-88 g.p.m. Maximum Slop sink. 3.5 gal. Liquid-holding capacity and Septic tank protection. U_ seal / 12 lb. Greasy sludge capacity Do Not Exceed 8 G.P.M. 91 /i� 41 lb. Shipping weight - / Left Hand I Save space, labor, and material on the job Small soda fountain or small bar G-1412 sink. Single-compartment hospital diet INLET 12� 2 in. Tapped inlet and outlet kitchen sink. fi12 g.p.m. Maximum Single-compartment hospital service f 5.3 gal.Liquid-holding capacity and sink. ' 8 � seal Home Economics classroom sink. 18 lb. Greasy sludge capacity Septic tank protection. 58 lb. Shipping weight 110 t 10 °�/� Do Not Exceed 12 G.P.M. Left Hand STAINLESS STEEL AVAILABLE - ROCKFORD SANITARY SYSTEMS, INC. • 5127-28th Ave. • Rockford, Illinois 61109 . 815/229-5077 G-1 Sfwzl-, G SEPARATORS Rockford Separators specifications INSTALLATION SPECIFICATIONS RECOMMENDATIONS Small domestic installation only. G-710 Kitchenette apartment sink for use —� by not more than 3 people. 9" 1112 in. Tapped inlet and outlet Trailer sink for use by.not more than INLET fi5 g.p.m. Maximum 3 people. I1" 1.7 gal.Liquid-holding capacity and Wefurnish a G-100-C, G-200-C, and 52 seal G-300-C with special inlet and outlet for small cabinets where space is 7 Ib. Greasy sludge capacity limited. 28 lb. Shipping weight T „ / / Do Not Exceed 5 G.P.M. / Left Hand Light in weight and easy to install 101 84 i G•1012 Mainly small domestic installation. 1'/2 in. Tapped inlet and outlet Residence kitchen sink for use by INLETIIl not more than 6 people. 2 in. Available Housing project kitchen sink. 8 g.p.m. Maximum Slop sink. Tg 3.5 gal. Liquid-holding capacity and Septic tank protection. seal 12 lb. Greasy sludge capacity Do Not Exceed 8 G.P.M. 91 41 lb. Shipping weight Left Hand Save space, labor, and material on the job •��_131" / ,�' 4—�� Small soda fountain or small bar _ 0 G-1412 sink. " Single-compartment hospital diet INLET 12J 2 in. Tapped inlet and outlet kitchen sink. 12 g.p.m. Maximum ,Single-compartment hospital service 5.3 gal. Liquid-holding capacity and sink. 8 " seal Home Economics classroom sink. 18 lb. Greasy sludge capacity Septic tank protection. /I 58 lb. Shipping weight 101" Do Not Exceed 12 G.P.M. Left Hand {. STAINLESS STEEL AVAILABLE - ROCKFORD SANITARY SYSTEMS, INC. • 5127-28th Ave. • Rockford, Illinois 61109 . 815/229-5077 G-1 TOWN OF BARNSTABLE �DF THE TO ----- w OFFICE OF ` = BAHd9TdBL i BOARD OF HEALTH 7 MA68. o0 1639. � 367 MAIN STREET CFO MPY k' HYANNIS, MASS.02601 I i i May 24, 1996 Gordon Stearns Gordina Food Service Co. 40 Whistler Landing Scarborough, N/,E 04074 Dear Mr. Stearns: You are granted a conditional variance from the Board of Health "Revised Supplement to Minimum Sanitation Standards for Food Service Establishments" Regulation 10, which requires grease ,.raps at all food preparation establishments. This variance will allow you to operate your food service establishment at 45 Plant Road, Hyannis with the following conditions: (1) Only the food items listed on the submitted menu dated May 9, 1996 can he prepared at this site. 2 A grease recovery device shall be installed and maintained in accordance with the State Plumbing Code, prior to opening for business. (3) All other regulations contained in 105 CMR 590.000 State Sanitary Code, Chapter X - Minimum Sanitation Standards for Food Establishment and of Town of Barnstable Board of Health Sanitation Regulations shall be strictly adhered to. Sincerely yours„ p4c,)O"" �- Susan G. R , R.S. Chairman Board of Health Town of Barnstable SGR/bcs gordina FEES RETAIL FOOD STORE: $75.00 FOOD SERVICE ESTABLISHMENT RESIDENTIAL KITCHEN FOR RETAIL SALE SEATING: 0 RESIDENTIAL KITCHEN FOR BED+BREAKFAST ANNUAL: YES MOBILE FOOD UNIT: TOBACCO SALES: SEASONAL: CATERER: TEMPORARY: FROZEN DESSERT: n TOWN ©F BARNS�TABLE,., BOAMOF HEAE.Tki . PERML TEA FOOD EWABL'ISHMENT PERMIT NO: 500 JANUARY 1, 1997 All- In accordance with regulations promulgated'under autho itjl�of Chapter 94, Section 396'A andXChapter 1' Sect al � of the General Laws;a permit is hereby granted to: DIANA L. STEARNS/GORMANA FOOD SERVICE CORP s < D/B/A• MISTER BAGEf` 1-3 . -' Whose place of business i A PLANT R / 0 � I; 09 , HYANNI NA A2601 Type of business and any res> dons: RE F � EN Q ESTAI�kf To operate a food establish ti �� O Bi RNBt B 5 Permit expires: December 3 97 - - - . BOARD OF HEALTH. . ..: " - Susan G. Rask,R.S.,Chairperson Brian R.Grady, R.S. m: w . RESTRICTIONS IF ANY: ,Ralph A. Mu rphy, MD... „ j s Tfiomas A McKean,R:S ;-CHO " - ,. ,� ,a: « .,. yR .«. �c� � C •x§- � "1} r� 1 .. �-:.>.,�. .! mod' .��i,.t Director of Public Health _ -:;*,.. 4_S'ti-' ... ,.rs a'�'...<�s _-' - .,.._r ..;,. -;,:• c� �� �,�Mr�' "`tr"�s ."` "..x� �t �„4:..a .vy,� a_:r, ����`'�- a: *' «ir•J� ��� �:'. � ` .,�. t* *ts t f TOWN OF BARNSTABLE OFFICE OF HAHd9TAHL i BOARD OF HEALTH PAS& i679• 367 MAIN STREET �'c waY HYANNIS, MASS.02601 July 25, 1997 Michael S. Valentine 69 Newport Lane Osterville, MA 02655 Dear Mr. Valentine: i You are granted a conditional variance from the Board of Health "Revised Supplement to Minimum Sanitation Standards for Food Service Establishments" Regulation 10, which requires grease traps at all food preparation establishments. This variance will allow you to operate your food service establishment at 45 Plant Road, Hyannis with the following conditions: (1) Only the food items listed on the submitted menu dated July 21, 1997 can be prepared at this site. (2) A grease recovery device shall be installed and maintained in accordance with the State Plumbing Code, prior to opening for business. (3) All other regulations contained in 105 CMR 590.000 State Sanitary Code, Chapter X - Minimum Sanitation Standards for.Food Establishment and of ,Town of Barnstable Board of Health Sanitation Regulations shall be strictly adhered to. Sincerely yours, " ���� Susan G. Raf R.S. Chairman Board of Health Town of Barnstable SGR/bcs gordina I Town of Barnstable • Department of Health, Safety, and Environmental Services r BARNSTABM F &W Public Health Division 9. ��Dra 367 Main Street, Hyannis MA 02601 Office: 508-790-6265 Thomas A.McKean FAX: 508-775-3344 t,/ Director of Public Health SEATING_ ANNUAL r� SEASONAL ASSESSORS MAP AND PARCEL NO. DATE APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO OPERATE A FOOD ESTABLISHMENT FULL NAME OF APPLICANT k kG C.. S IJAL �� NAME OF FOOD ESTABLISHMENT ADDRESS OF FOOD ESTABLISHMENTS �C<iy'—! y�v% TELEPHONE NUMBER(51t) ?l0 gl�� TYPE OF ESTABLISHMENT: FOOD SERVICE RETAIL FOOD BED AND BREAKFAST CONT.BR. RES.KITCHEN MOBILE FOOD TOBACCO SALES SOLE OWNER:K YES NO / IF APPLICANT IS A PARTNERSHIP, FULL NAME AND HOME ADDRESS OF ALL PARTNERS: IF APPLICANT IS A CORPORATION: FEDERAL IDENTIFICATION NO a�L- 5,236 90a STATE OF INCORPORATION fU A FULL NAME AND HOME ADDR SS OF: PRESIDENT TREASURER ���. ✓� 11� Azownt CLERK r'�a SIGNATURE OF APPLICANT RESTRICTIONS: HOME ADDRESS YAP /11 2 HOME TELEPHONE#C'21 ) `/Q69- �Ip TOWN OF BARNSTABLE �*THETO OFFICE OF ? DARTSTAEL BOARD OF HEALTH NABS. o, 00e,039 em 367 MAIN STREET 'FD MAY�` HYANNIS, MASS.02601 July 2, 1997 Michael S. Valentine 69 Newport Lane Osterville, MA 02655 RE: 45 Plant Road, Hyannis Dear Mr. Valentine: You failed to appearY at the Jul 1, 1997 Board of Health meeting. Please submit the following information: (1) An accurate and complete listing of the food items which will be served and/or prepared at this site. C (2) A,contract with a rendering company to retrieve grease from the grease recovery device. The next Board of Health meeting is scheduled to be held on Tuesday July 22, 1997 at 7:00 P.M. at the second floor Conference Room, Town Hall, 367 Main Street, Hyannis. Please submit the requested information at least four days prior to that date. Si cerely yours, usan G. Rask, S. Chairman Board of Health Town of Barnstable SGR/bcs I valentin - Ju1. 1? '9? 8:49 THE BAGELPORT, LTD. FAX 508??544?0 P. 1 ACE CESSPOOL SERVICE, INC. P. O. BOX 534 CENTERVILLE, MA 02632 July 14, 1997 Bagelport 360 Barnstable Road Hyannis, MA 02601 Dear Mr. Valentine; As discussed, I have put your other location, which is: 45 Plant Road, Unit 110, Hyannis on a quarterly schedule for the Atlas Grease Recovery System. Thank-you for your business. o B. Moniz ME Cesspool Service, Inc. I I J I tl f f rI i i i i'. fi ii I GORDON F. STEARNS ` ZY f + (207)883-1961 40,WHISTLER LANDING Pager SCARBOROUGH,ME 04074 }� 1 � I NO. Ey`t � o` , TOWN OF BARNSTABLE DATE OFFICE OF FEE S��- 1 BOARD OF HEALTH RECEIVED BY MA/L B 'ab i639•M�4 367 MAIN STREET ' �OYAY HYANNIS, MASS.02601 VARIANCE REQU EST FORM ALL VARIANCES MUST BE SUBMITTED FIFTEEN (15) DAYS 'PRIOR TO THE SCHEDULED BOARD OF HEALTH MEETING. , NAME OF APPLICANT Gordiana Food Service CoT13L. NO. ADDRESS OF APPLICANT 120 Forest Street NAME OF OWNER OF PROPERTY MJPB Realty Trust/Landmark Real Est. �3i3Bi�IifiI-S-I{3N- NAME Mr. Bagel DATE APPROVED ASSESSORS MAP AND PARCEL NUMBER Map 294 Parcel 16 LOCATION OF REQUEST 45 Plant Rd. Hyannis SIZE OF LOT SQ.FT WETLANDS WITHIN 200 FT.YES NO VARIANCE FROM REGULATION(List Regulation) Seeks a variance from installing an inground grease trap to install a Rockford grease separator REASON FOR VARIANCE(May attach if more space is needed) Physicaly impossible to install inground grease trap PLAN FOUR COPIES OF PLAN MUST BE SUBMITTED CLEARLY OUTLINING VARIANCE REQUEST. VARIANCE APPROVED NOT APPROVED REASON FOR DISAPPROVAL BRIAN R. GRADY, R.S. , CHAIRMAN SUSAN G. RASR, R.S. JOSEPH C. SNOW, M.D. BOARD OF HEALTH TOWN OF BARNSTABLE FEES RETAIL FOOD STORE: $75.00 FOOD SERVICE ESTABLISHMENT RESIDENTIAL KITCHEN FOR RETAIL SALE SEATING: 0 RESIDENTIAL KITCHEN FOR BED+BREAKFAST MOBILE FOOD UNIT: ANNUAL: YES TOBACCO SALES: SEASONAL: CATERER: TEMPORARY: FROZEN DESSERT: MILK: Tat 0 BAR�YSTABLE . A 1QAR0.OF liEgLTt PERMIT TO OPERATEKA FOOD�EATA BLISHMENT a0,v . PERMIT NO: 461 JANUARY 1, 1998 In accorda sc *r# regula ang�promulga d�under authority-of Chapter 94, Section 395A anc�Chapter 1 ecttor rthe General Laws,'a permit is hereby granted to: w s MICHAEL S. VALENTINE'= D/B/A: BAGELPORT $ Whose place of business is FLANT R ►Qa NIS, MA 026 ; Type of business and an pns: WHOI ESALE$ STAB_LIS IIA 5"; To operate a food establish nt OUN OF°BARSSTABL6 Permit expires: December 3 =19 8 — _ - -BOARD-OF-HEALTH Susan G.Rask,R.S.,Chairperson Ralph A. Murphy, M.D. RESTRICTIONS IF ANY: NOTICE: AN ADDITIONAL$60 00 FEE WILL BE ACCRUED EACH Sumner Kaufman, M:S.P.H. TIME A REINSPECTION IS CONDUCTED DUE TO RECURRING VIOLATIONS. Thomas A.McKean;RS,CHO Director of Public Health FEES RETAIL FOOD STORE: $75 00 ' FOOD SERVICE ESTABLISHMENT: v RESIDENTIAL KITCHEN FOR RETAIL SALE: RESIDENTIAL KITCHEN FOR BED t BREAKFAST: SEATING: 0 MOBILE FOOD UNIT: ANNUAL: YES TOBACCO SALES: SEASONAL: CATERER: TEMPORARY: FROZEN DESSERT: MILK: a JI . T® iN ® IPARNISTAB4LE.I OAR q OF H PERMIT TF3PE FrATE A FO ` E ' BLLSHMENT PERMIT NO: 461r JUNE 25, 1997 In accordance hfregul ulg to under au dty;of Chapter 94, Section 39 A an Chapte e " 'the Genek I aws,$a permit.is $ granted tO: hereby j a MICHAEL S. VALENTINES z x D/B/A: BAGELPORT _" BA RNS�BIE ., Whose place of busine %S: 4 PLANT RQ? NIS, MA 09 < cam,rV .T f &F ax Type of business and an s:. WHOL SALE ESTABLI Ot r r v h 5 > "� To operate a food establls n TQ' O NST .Permit expires. 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Business Certificates are available at the Town Clerks Office, 1' FL., 367 Main Street, Hyannis, MA 02601 (Town Hall) and 200 Main Street Offices at the Licensing counter. ' DATE: Fill_in please:W. J APPLICANT'S YOUR NAME: I� . f < � USINES YOUR HOME AD RES r. Apuua-v jh V6LVV ofvt Zo �anyl i �. TELEPHONE # Hone Telephone umber: �U) - A 11 NAME OF NEW BUSINESS TYPE OF BUSINESS LC c 0 Q IS THIS.A HOME OCCUPATION? S r Q ' Have you been given approval from he building division? S NO ADDRESS OF BUSINESS �I I • L I I -D k K i S MAP/PARCEL NUMBER D 1 When starting a new business there are several things you must do in order to be in compliance with the rules and regulations of the Town of Barnstable. This form is intended to assist you in obtaining the information you may need. You MUST GO TO 200 Main St. — (corner of Yarmouth Rd. & Main Street) to make sure you have the appropriate permit operate your business in this town. s and licenses required to legally 1 . BUILDING COMMISSIONER'S OFF CE This individual h en infor d of any permit requirements that pertain to this type of business. Authorized Signature* COMMENTS: 2. BOARD OF HEALTH This individual been irf r d of the�e �itrequirements that pertain to this type of business. Authorize ignature* COMMENTS: 3. CONSUMER AFFAIRS (LICENSING AUTHORITY) This individual has been informed of the licensing requirements that pertain to this type of business. Authorized Signature COMMENTS: Date: U lhzlernkool 133, TOXIC AND HAZARDOUS MATERIALS REGISTRATION FORM NAMEOFBUSINESS: if?ull / Ix d8Q fiQ7ZL C�P��ri C. BUSINESS LOCATION: 4.5 f L' rt�f /7� -�l�Ii s fD/- /J2 .-41g M1s , �� 4160J MAILINGADDRESS: c�AA1C Mail To: TELEPHONE NUMBER: 7767-691y Board of Health Town of Barnstable ; CONTACT PERSON: Q,l/hID7�cf C� �/t �c� P.O. Box 534 EMERGENCY CONTACT TELEPHONE NUMBER: Sdd'- 77S- /,b Hyannis, MA 02601 TYPEOFBUSINESS: r /eCIOCIZI ee'Ik&C7-ar' Does your firm store any of the toxic or hazardous materials listed below, either for sale or for you own use? YES NO This form must be returned to the Board of Health regardless of a yes or no answer. Use the enclosed envelope for your convenience. If you answered YES above, please indicate if the materials are stored at a site other than your mailing address: ADDRESS: TELEPHONE: LIST OF TOXIC AND HAZARDOUS MATERIALS The Board of Health has determined that the following products exhibit toxic or hazardous character- istics and must be registered regardless of volume. Please estimate the quantity beside the product that you store. NOTE: LIST IN TOTAL LIQUID VOLUME OR POUNDS. Quantity Quantity Antifreeze(for gasoline or coolant systems) h(0 Drain cleaners NEW USED W0 Cesspool cleaners No Automatic transmission fluid C5 Disinfectants Ko Engine and radiator flushes y es Road Salt (Halite) �o Hydraulic fluid (including brake fluid) Nd Refrigerants 90 Motor oils W Pesticides NEW USED (insecticides, herbicides, rodenticides) MO Gasoline, Jet Fuel N0 Photochemicals (Fixers) go — Diesel fuel, kerosene, #2 heating oil NEW USED Km Other petroleum products: grease, Ib Photochemicals (Developer) lubricants, gear oil NEW USED . 10 Degreasers for engines and metal N8 Printing ink NO Degreasers for driveways & garages WO Wood preservatives (creosote) 90 Battery acid (electrolyte) K 6 Swimming pool chlorine KD Rustproofers _KA Lye or caustic soda NO Car wash detergents K6 Jewelry cleaners A16 Car waxes and polishes K6 Leather dyes NO Asphalt & roofing tar 9_ Fertilizers i % Paints, varnishes, stains, dyes Wa PCB's No Lacquer thinners Nb Other chlorinated hydrocarbons, NEW USED (inc. carbon tetrachloride) Paint & varnish removers, deglossers PAD Any other products with "poison" labels E�) Paint brush cleaners (including chloroform, formaldehyde, NO Floor & furniture strippers hydrochloric acid, other acids) 90 Metal polishes Es Laundry soil & stain removers �10 Other products not listed which you feel (including bleach) may be toxic or hazardous (please list): ES Spot removers & cleaning fluids (dry cleaners) ES Other cleaning solvents NO Bug and tar removers WHITE COPY-HEALTH DEPARTMENT/CANARY COPY-BUSINESS (508)771-4777 ' (508) 771-0514 `As you like it Cleaning" INDUSTRIAL • COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL INSURED/ BONDED 45 PLANT RD.,SUITE 1 I8 MARK J. SIRAGUSA HYANNIS,MA 02601 h TOXIC AND HAZARDOUS MATERIALS REGISTRATION FORM NAME OF BUSINESS: L y4_P rf ('����,,.� Mail To: BUSINESS LOCATION: �� �� ��o� Board of Health yS /�,C� �d,,,A,s �,�.,�P /'j8 Town of Barnstable MAILING ADDRESS: P.O. Box 534 TELEPHONE NUMBER: T �'oy 77 Hyannis, MA 02601 CONTACT PERSON: - EMERGENCY CONTACT TELEPHONE NUMBE : 790193/ Does your firm store any of the toxic or hazardous materials listed below, either for sale or for your own use, in quantities totalling any time, more than 50 gallons liquid volume or 25 pounds dry weight? YES NO This form must be returned to the Board of Health regardless of a yes or no answer. Use the enclosed envelope for your convenience. If you answered YES above, please indicate if the materials are stored at a site other than your mailing address: ADDRESS: TELEPHONE: LIST OF TOXIC AND HAZARDOUS MATERIALS The Board of Health has determined that the following products exhibit toxic or hazardous character- istics and must be registered regardless of volume. Please estimate the quantity beside the product that you store: . Quantity/Case Quantity/Case Antifreeze (for gasoline or coolant systems) Drain cleaners Automatic transmission fluid /tea-sP Toilet cleaners Engine and radiator flushes — Cesspool cleaners Hydraulic fluid (including brake fluid) leg-s Disinfectants Motor oils/waste oils Road Salt (Halite) Gasoline, Jet fuel Refrigerants Diesel fuel, kerosene, #2 heating oil Pesticides (insecticides, herbicides, Other petroleum products: grease, lubricants rodenticides) Degreasers for engines and metal Photochemicals (fixers and developers) µ Degreasers for driveways & garages Printing ink Battery acid (electrolyte) Wood preservatives (creosote) Rustproofers Swimming pool chlorine Car wash detergents Lye or caustic soda Car waxes and polishes Jewelry cleaners Asphalt & roofing tar Leather dyes Paints, varnishes, stains, dyes Fertilizers (if stored outdoors) Paint & lacquer thinners PCB's Paint & varnish removers, deglossers Other chlorinated hydrocarbons, Paint brush cleaners (inc. carbon tetrachloride) Floor & furniture strippers Any other products with "Poison" labels Metal polishes (including chloroform, formaldehyde, Laundry soil & stain removers hydrochloric acid, other acids) (including bleach) Other products not listed which you feel may Spot removers & cleaning fluids be toxic or hazardous (please list): (dry cleaners) Other cleaning solvents Bug and tar removers .e Household cleansers, oven cleaners White Copy- Health Department/ Canary Copy-Business TOWN OF BARNSTABLE �OQ THE raw OFFICE OF DsaDlTeDb i BOARD OF HEALTH OAS& i639' 367 MAIN STREET HYANNIS, MASS.02601 May 14, 1996 Gordon Stearns Gordina Food Service Co. 40 Whistler Landing Scarborough, ME 04074 Dear Mr. Stearns: You are granted a conditional variance from the Board of Health"Revised Supplement to Minimum Sanitation Standards for Food Service Establishments" Regulation 10, which requires grease traps at all food preparation establishments. This variance will allow you to operate your food service establishment of 45Plant Road, Hyannis with the following conditions: (1) Only bagels can be boiled and baked. No other foods can be cooked or prepared at this site. (2) All other regulations contained in 105 CMR 590.000 State Sanitary Code, Chapter X - Minimum Sanitation Standards for Food Establishment and of Town of Barnstable Board of Health Sanitation Regulations shall be strictly adhered to. - Sincerely yours, Susan G. Rask, R.S. _e Chairman Board of Health Town of Barnstable gordina P�OF1N 'Otiti TOWN OF BARNSTABLE BARNSTABLE. � OfFICE OF TOWN ATTORNEY y MASS. g t639• ♦0 367 MAIN STREET �AIfoMA+s HYANNIS, MASSACHUSETTS 02601-3907 ROBERT D. SMITH, Town Attorney February 3, 1993 TEL. (508)790-6280 RUTH J. WEIL, Assistant Town Attorney NIGHT LINE-AFTER 4:30 P.M. CLAIRE R. GRIFFEN, Legal Assistant (508)790-6283 EILEEN S. MOLLICA, Legal Clerk :rj FAX#(508)775-3344 John Brian Hopkins, Esq. Attorney at Law McNulty & Hopkins, P.C. 1441 Route 132 P.O. Box 457 Barnstable, MA. 02630 Re: Jet Stream, Inc. , 45 Plant Road, Hyannis, MA. Our File Ref. : 92-0287 Dear Brian: I am writing to you as a follow-up to your letter of February 1, 1993. Please be advised that the Board of Health intends to discuss the above-entitled matter at its meeting scheduled for February 25, 1993 at 7 :00 P.M. at the School Administration Building. Because the Board of Health intends to discuss the question of compliance with the 330 Rule with the owner of the premises of 45 Plant Road, Hyannis, it .is imperative that you provide the Board of , Health with the name and address of, the owner forthwith.w'so notices can be timely mailed. As we have previously discussed, it is my position that the premises are currently in violation of the 330 Rule, absent proof that the premises are in compliance with the Agreement for Judgment in the Neil R. Feeley, Trustee, Plant Realty Trust v. Board of Health, et al, Barn. Superior Court, C.A. 87-999 action. As to the issue of the licensing by DEP of the underground holding tank, it is my understanding from the Director of Public Health that your client was required to obtain a permit prior to the installation of said tank. Unless you have information to the contrary, it would appear that your client's use of the tank is presently unauthorized. I would strongly urge you to be prepared to address this issue at the meeting scheduled February 25, 1993. [E:\92-0237\HOPKNESQ] r John Brian Hopkins, Esq. February 3, 1993 Re: Jet Stream, Inc. File Ref: 87-999 Page -2- Finally, I want to stress that we have attempted to be eminently fair in providing your client with ample time and opportunity to present all relevant information to the Board of Health. I want to emphasize, however, that if after reviewing all the information presented, the Board of Health determines that Jet Stream, Inc. fails to comply with any state or local laws or regulations, or in any other way . threatens the health and safety of the residents of the Town of . Barnstable, the Board of Health will have no other choice but to order Jet Stream, Inc. to cease its operation in its current location. Thank you for your consideration of this matter. Sincerely, �„�� RJW:cg Ruth J. Weil, Assistant Town Attorney cc: Thomas McKean, Director, Board of Health (E:\92-0287\HOPRNESQ) Y Y - MCNULTY AND HoPKINs, PC. 4= ATTOUNEY3 AT LAW PAST OFFICE DoX 4b7 J441 HOUTE Inn. DARN5TAHL21, MwSSAC,HUSEtTS 02630 . bpN-7t1-[itld0 FAx No.eo©-m-o4oa TIIOMAS,J. MCNULTY,RJR.• JOirx A. HOPRINS OALSO ADMITTED 1N NOW HANP$111115 - - - I F " ebruary 1, 1993 Ruth Weil, Esq. Assistant Town Attorney BARNSTABLE TOWN HALL 230 South Street Hyannis, MA 02601 RE: JET STREAM, INC. , 45 PLANT ROAD, gYANNIS, MA Dear Ruth: Following up on our conversation of last this week, it is my understanding that you have made arrangements to continue the hearing which was scheduled for January 28 before the Board of Health until a later date to give us time to have the owner of the premises at which Mr. Bartlett does business to become involved in this matter. I have asked my client to have the owner contact me and I in turn can refer them to you. My client has also told me that he has spoken with Mr. McKeen about the State licensing. I understand that it is almost a chicken and egg situation, if you will, in that the state won't do something until the Town does. I have asked Mr. Bartlett to get in touch with Mr. McKeen directly to see what can be done to resolve that issue. In the event that I have misunderstood what has transpired, please give me a call. very truly yours, McNULTY AND HOPKINS, P. C. BY; John B. Hopkins JBH/leb cc: Donald A. Bartlett VIA FAX AND REGULAR MAIL TOWN OF BARNSTABLE BARNSTABLE. OFFICE OF TOWN ATTORNEY 9 MASS. 0 367 MAIN STREET �rfDMAIA HYANNIS, MASSACHUSETTS 02601-3907 ROBERT D. SMITH, Town Attorney February 3, 1993 TEL. (508)790.6280 RUTH J. WEIL, Assistant Town Attorney NIGHT LINE-AFTER 4:30 P.M. CLAIRE R. GRIFFEN, Legal Assistant (508)790-6283 EILEEN S. MOLLICA, Legal Clerk FAX N(508)775.3344 John Brian Hopkins, Esq. Attorney at Law McNulty & Hopkins, P.C. 1441 Route 132 P.O. Box 457 Barnstable, MA. 02630 Re: Jet Stream, Inc. , 45 Plant Road, Hyannis, MA. Our File Ref. : 92-0287 Dear Brian: I am writing to you as a follow-up to your letter of February 1, 1993. Please be advised that the Board of Health intends to discuss the above-entitled matter at its meeting scheduled for February 25, 1993 at 7 :00 P.M. at the School Administration Building. Because the Board of Health intends to discuss the question of compliance with the 330 Rule with the owner of the premises of 45 Plant Road, Hyannis, it is imperative that you provide the Board of Health with the name and address of the owner forthwith so notices can be timely mailed. As we have previously discussed, it is my position that the premises are currently in violation of the 330 Rule, absent proof that the premises are in compliance with the Agreement for Judgment in the Neil R. Feeley, Trustee, Plant Realty Trust v. Board of Health, et al, Barn. Superior Court, C.A. 87-999 action. As to the issue of the licensing by DEP of the underground holding tank, it is my understanding from the Director of Public Health that your client was required to obtain a permit prior to the installation of said tank. Unless you have information to the contrary, it would appear that your client's use of the tank is presently unauthorized. I would strongly urge you to be prepared to address this issue at the meeting scheduled February 25, 1993. [E:\92-0297\H0PKNESQ] John Brian Hopkins, Esq. February 3, 1993 Re: Jet Stream, Inc. File Ref: 87-999 Page -2- Finally, I want to stress that we have attempted to be eminently fair in providing your client with ample time and opportunity to present all relevant information to the Board of Health. I want to emphasize, however, that if after reviewing all the information presented, the Board of Health determines that Jet Stream, Inc. fails to comply with any state or local laws or regulations, or in any other way . threatens the health and safety of the residents of the Town of Barnstable, the Board of Health will have no other choice but to order Jet Stream, Inc. to cease its operation in its current location. Thank you for your consideration of this matter. Sincerely, ' r RJW:cg Ruth J. Weil, . Assistant Town Attorney cc: Thomas McKean, Director, Board of Health [E:\92-0287\HOPRNESQJ MCNULTY AND HOPKINs, PC. r' ATTOUNSYS AT LAM l POST OFFICE BOX 4R7 1441 ROUTE inn BARNSTABLE, MASSAC,HUSETTS 02800 110 N-7T1-AopO FAX No.BOO.771-040e T1rOMAs J. MCNULTY,JR.• J011W R. HOpHINS ALSO ADMITTED IN 11EM RANP81111t8 February 1, 1993 Ruth Weil, Esq. Assistant Town Attorney BARNSTABLE TOWN HALL 230 South Street Hyannis, MA 02601 RE: JET STREAM, XNC. , 45 PLANT ROAD, HYANNIS, MA Dear Ruth: Following up on our conversation of last this week, it is my understanding that you have made arrangements to continue the hearing which was scheduled for January 28 before the Board of Health until a later date to give us time to have the owner of the premises at which Mr. Bartlett does business to become involved in this matter. I have asked my client to have the owner contact me and I in turn can refer them to you. My client has also told me that he has spoken with Mr. McKean about the State licensing. I understand that it is almost a chicken and egg situation, if you will, in that the state won't do something until the Town does. I have asked Mr. Bartlett to get in touch with Mr. McKeen directly to see what can be done to resolve that issue. In the event that I have misunderstood what has transpired, please give me a call. Very truly yours, MCNULTY AND HOPKINS, P. C. BY; John B. Hopkins JBH/leb cc: Donald A. Bartlett VIA FAX AND REGULAR MAIL f MCNULTY AND HOPKINS, P C. ATTORNEYS AT LAW POST OFFICE BOX 457 1441 ROUTE 132 BARNSTABLE, MASSACHUSETTS 02630 508-771-8000 FAx No.508-771-8468 THOMAS J. MCNULTY,JR.* JOHN B. HOPKINS ALSO ADMITTED IN NEW HAMPSHIRE February 22 , 1993 `f FFB Fiy,- Mr. Thomas McKean 2 S TOWN OF BARNSTABLE p- lyg� a ` HEALTH DEPARTMENT 367 Main Street t� y Hyannis, MA 02601 / RE: JET STREAM, INC. / DONALD BARTLETT UNIT 105, 45 PLANT ROAD, HYANNIS , MA Dear Mr. McKean: Following up on my secretary's conversation with you this date, this will confirm that the above-referenced matter will be continued for hearing from February 25, 1993 at 7 : 00 P.M. to March 11, 1993 at 7: 00 P.M. Ruth Weil, Assistant Town Counsel, has agreed to this continuance. By copy of this letter we have notified the owner/lessor of the property, MJPB Realty Trust, of the continuance of the hearing. Thank you for your cooperation and the courtesy extended. Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions in the meantime. Very truly yours, MCNULTY 17 KINS PC BY; tkN1 W6� �" (bh B. opki s JBH leb cc: MJPB Realty Trust Ruth Weil, Asst. Town Counsel Donald Bartlett, Jet Stream, Inc. F ' ..°F1HE r � TOWN OF BARNSTABLE BARNSTABLE. � OFFICE OF TOWN ATTORNEY MASS. a i639• ��� 367 MAIN STREET AjEO HYANNIS, MASSACHUSETTS 02601-3907 ROBERT D. SMITH, Town Attorney February 17 1993 TEL. (508)790-6286 RUTH J. WEIL, Assistant Town Attorney y NIGHT LINE-AFTER 4:30 P.M. CLAIRE R. GRIFFEN, Legal Assistant (508)790-6283 EILEEN S. MOLLICA, Legal Clerk FAX#(508)775-3344 John Brian Hopkins, Esq. Attorney at Law McNulty & Hopkins, P.C. 1441 Route 132, P.O. Box 457 Barnstable, MA. 02630 Re: Jet Stream, Inc. , 45 Plant Road, Hyannis, MA. Our File Ref. 92-0287 Dear Brian: This will follow up my call and subsequent conversation with Laura of your office regtbpting the name and address of the owner of the above property'to which we were told Donald A. Bartlett of perhaps, Wareham, Massachusetts. Your office asked the purpose of my .needing this information and not until after pulling out the file and looking through it did I find that the Board of Health needs to notify him of a meeting (February 25, Thursday, 7 :00 P.M. at the School Administration Building, 230 South Street, Hyannis) . It appears that it would be to your client's advantage to be there inasmuch as the matter of compliance with the 330 Rule is going to be discussed. A copy of this office's earlier correspondence dated February 3, 1993 pertaining thereto is enclosed for your reference. I trust this information is sufficient for our mutual purposes. Since!1y,;,-' cg Cl re. G/rif.fen" ,jegal Assistant Town of Barnstable cc: homas McKean, Director, Board of Health [Es\92-0287\HOPRESQ2] �7 ..oFTHE'°'►, TOWN OF BARNSTABLE 6ARNSTABLE. OFFICE OF TOWN ATTORNEY MASS. a 9Q� t639. �0m 367 MAIN STREET pIEUMA�A HYANNIS, MASSACHUSETTS 02601-3907 February 3, 1993 ROBERT D. SMITH,Town Attorney TEL. (508)790-6280 RUTH J. WEIL, Assistant Town Attorney NIGHT LINE-AFTER 4:30 P.M. CLAIRE R. GRIFFEN, Legal Assistant (508)790-6283 EILEEN S. MOLLICA, Legal Clerk FAX#(508)775-3344 John Brian Hopkins, Esq. Attorney at Law . McNulty & Hopkins, P.C. 1441 Route 132 P.O. Box 457 Barnstable, MA. 02630 Re: Jet Stream, Inc. , 45 Plant Road, Hyannis, MA. Our File Ref. : 92-0287 Dear Brian: I am writing to you as a follow-up to your letter of -February 1, 1993. Please be advised that the Board of Health intends to. discuss the above-entitled matter at its meeting scheduled for February 25, 1993 at 7 :00 P.M. at the School Administration Building. Because the .Board of Health intends to discuss the question of compliance with the 330 Rule with the owner of the premises of 45 Plant Road, Hyannis, it is imperative that you provide the Board of Health with the name and address of the owner forthwith so notices can be timely mailed. As we have previously discussed, it is my position that the premises are currently in violation of . the 330 Rule, absent proof that the premises are in compliance with the Agreement for Judgment in the Neil R. Feeley, Trustee, Plant Realty Trust v. Board of Health, et a1 , Barn. Superior Court, C.A. 87-999 action. As to the issue of the licensing by DEP of the underground holding tank, it is my understanding from the Director of Public Health that .your client was required to obtain a permit prior to the installation of said tank. Unless you have information to the contrary, it would appear that your client's use of the tank is presently . unauthorized. . I would strongly urge you to be prepared to address this issue at the meeting scheduled February 25, 1993. [E:\92-0237\HOPKNESQ] John Brian Hopkins, Esq. February 3, 1993 Re: Jet Stream, Inc. . File 'Ref: 92�-•.0937 Page -2 Finally, I want to stress that we have attempted to be eminently fair in providing your client with ample time and opportunity to present all relevant information to the Board of Health. I want to emphasize, however, that if after reviewing all the information presented, the Board of Health determines that Jet Stream, Inc. fails to comply with any state or local laws or regulations, or in any other way threatens the health and safety of the -residents of the Town of Barnstable, the Board of Health will have no other choice but to order Jet Stream, Inc. to cease its operation in its current location. Thank you for your consideration of this matter. Sincerely, RJW:;homas Ruth J. Weil, Assistant Town Attorney cc: McKean, Director, Board of Health [E:\92-0287\HOPKNESQ] MCN'ULTY AND HOPKINS, P.C. ATTunwsy8 AT LAW POST OFFICE BOX 487 J441 ROUTE 1n8 13ARNSTABLU,MASSA,CHUSETTS 02030 pOH-771-[1000 FAx No.eoa-77t=&b)9 TIromAS J. MCNVLTY.JR.• Joirx A. Hopxms 'ALSO ADMITTaa 1N Ne..mAM1'@iUits February 1, 1993 Ruth Weil, Esq. Assistant Town Attorney BARNSTABLE TOWN HALL` 230 South Street Hyannis, MA 02601 RE: JET STREAM, INC. , . 45 PLANT ROAD, HYANNIS, DSA Dear Ruth: Following up on our conversation of last this week, it is my understanding that you have made arrangements to continue the hearing which was scheduled for January 28 before the Board of Health until a later date to give us time to have the owner of the premises at which Mr. Bartlett does business to become involved in this matter. I have asked my client to have the owner contact me and I in turn can refer them to you. My client has also told me that he has spoken with Mr. McKeen about the State licensing. I understand that it is almost a chicken and egg situation, if you will, in that the State won't do something until the Town does. I have asked Mr. Bartlett to get in touch with Mr. McKeen directly to see what can be done to resolve that issue. In the event that I have misunderstood what has transpired, please give me a call. Very truly yours, McNULTY AND HOPKINS, P.C. BY; John B. Hopkins JBH/leb cc: Donald A. Bartlett VIA FAX AND REGULAR MAIL ,Ml Q` ,A,. 9 The Town of Barnstable % Inspection Department 367 Main Street, Hyannis, MA 02601 508-790-6227 Joseph D. DaLuz Building Commissioner TO: Thomas McKean, Director Health Department FROM: Joseph D. DaLuz, Building Commissioner SUBJECT: Don Bartlett/Zoning DATE: November 23, 1992 This letter is a follow-up of our conversation of Friday, November 20th concerning the question of "service" as referenced in Paragraph B) of Section 3-5.2 Groundwater Protection Overlay Districts. I have further examined the "service" portion and that would deal with anything automotive that would require the use of a hazardous material. The installation of a car phone' is a "service" as is interior cleaning. It is my determination that the cleaning of automobiles is a permitted use in the district. I defer all product and health issues to your department i.e. dr cleaning and such uses that would concern ground water protection. all The Town of Barnstable •e,, NAILInspection Department 367 Main Street, Hyannis, MA 02601 508-790-6227 Joseph D. DaLuz Building Commissioner TO: Thomas McKean, Director Health Department FROM: Joseph D. DaLuz, Building Commissioner SUBJECT: Unit #5 30 CIT Avenue, Hyannis DATE: November 23, 1992 Use of the above unit for au tomob ile and perm is itted. This also is an area where athe nHealthcDepartment . can determine whether the products being used are in compliance with ground water protection. T r A .oFtHE r TOWN OF BARNSTABLE BARNSTABLE. OFFICE OF TOWN ATTORNEY MASS. O. 9qj i639. 0 367 MAIN STREET plfoMA�s HYANNIS, MASSACHUSETTS 02601-3907 ROBERT D. SMITH, Town Attorney TEL. (508)790-6280 RUTH J. WEIL, Assistant Town Attorney NIGHT LINE-AFTER 4:30 P.M. CLAIRE R. GRIFFEN, Legal Assistant (508)790-6283 EILEEN S. MOLLICA, Legal Clerk FAX#(508)775-3344 December 29, 1992 John Brian Hopkins, Esq.. Attorney at Law McNulty & Hopkins, P.C. 1441 Rte. 132 P.O. Box 457 Barnstable, MA 02630 Your Ref: Jet Stream, Inc. , 45 Plant Avenue, Hyannis, MA Our Former File: (87-0105) Willy's Gym; Bd of Health Our File Ref: 92-0289 Dear Brian: I am in receipt of your letter dated December 21, 1992 and I must take exception to several points which you have raised therein. By way of brief background, even prior to the construction of the Willy's Gym facility, the premises located at 45 Plant Road in Hyannis were the subject of a Board of Health variance. A variance was required because, as you are probably aware, the premises are in a zone of contribution to a public supply well and the uses at the premises generated (and continue to generate) wastewater accumulation under calculations prescribed under Title V which exceed the 330 gallons per acre permitted under the so-called Board of Health "330" regulation. The litigation which resulted in the Agreement for Judgment was precipitated by a violation of the previously-granted variance which specifically limited the uses to office/warehouse uses and prohibited high-water uses such as gyms. (E:\87-0105/92-0289\HOPRINS] X , John Brian Hopkins, Esq. Attorney at Law Re: 45 Plan Rd, Hyannis December 29, 1992 Page -2- Contrary to your assertion, the Agreement for Judgment specifically contemplated and planned for a sceniaro where Willy's Gym might sometime in the future vacate the 45 Plant Avenue, Hyannis location. Specifically, paragraph 39 of the Agreement indicates that if Willy's Gym vacates the premises, that portion of the premises previously occupied by Willy's Gym would be limited to office and/or retail use. This paragraph further indicates that with such an event, other provisions of the Agreement for Judgment would be rendered inapplicable. Clearly, the Agreement for Judgment, which served as a modification of the previously granted variance, was drafted to address the uses which would succeed Willy's Gym in the event that Willy's Gym vacated the premises. Moreover, I frankly cannot comprehend your point concerning the mortgagee's role in this matter. Clearly, compliance with Board of Health requirements is not dependent upon the consent of a mortgagee. As we previously discussed, I believe that the best course of action would be for the property owner to request a modification of the previously granted variance which was memorialized in the aforementioned Agreement for Judgment. I would welcome an opportunity to discuss this with you in greater detail, should you so desire. My best wishes for a happy and healthy New Year. Sincerely, RJW:cg C Ruth J. Weil, Assistant Town Attorney, Town of Barnstable cc-:�Board of Health [E:\87-0105\HOPKINS] MCNULTY AND HOPKINS, P,C. ATTORNEYS AT LAW POST OFFICE BOX 457 1441 ROUTE 132 BARNSTABLE, MASSACHUSETTS 02(330 508-771-8000 FAx No.508-771-8466 THOMAS J. MCNULTY,JR.• JOHN B. HOPKINS *ALSO ADMITTED IN NEW HAMPSHIRE December 21, 1992 Ruth Weil, Esq. Assistant Town Attorney BARNSTABLE TOWN HALL 230 South Street Hyannis, MA 02601 RE: JET STREAM, INC. , 45 PLANT ROAD, HYANNIS, MA Dear Ruth: Following up on our brief conference of December 8, 1992 and following up further on my meeting with the Board of Health that evening, I write to you to address the issue the Agreement for Judgment in the case of Neil R. Feeley, Trustee et als vs. the Town of Barnstable Board of Health. I have reviewed the Agreement at great length. It is my understanding that the litigation and the subsequent agreement sought to legitimize the occupation and business of Willy's Gym at the location at Plant Road, Hyannis. In order to resolve the matter and in order to allow Willy's Gym to maintain its business at that location, certain restrictions were imposed upon the use of the remainder of the building. These restrictions were imposed on use that was otherwise permitted under the Rules and Regulations of the Board of Health and under the Zoning By Laws of the Town. It is my further understanding that Willy's Gym has vacated the premises and no similar type business has taken its place. It would therefore appear that the purpose of imposing the restrictions . no longer exists. Therefore, the need for restrictions has been eliminated. It would be my opinion, therefore, that any business otherwise permitted by the Zoning By Law and under the Rules and Regulations of the Board of Health should be able to occupy premises at 45 Plant Road, Hyannis without restriction or without being subject to the Agreement for Judgment referred to above. MCNULTY AND HOPKINS, P.C. Ruth Weil, Esq. December 21, 1992 Page Two My quick research also reveals that the holder of the mortgage on these premises at the time of the entry of the Agreement for Judgment was not a party to the litigation nor was it a party to the Settlement Agreement. Therefore the agreement itself was made subject to the outstanding mortgage. If Feeley defaulted and the mortgagee foreclosed, I would suggest that the foreclosure wipes out the agreement as a restriction on the otherwise legitimate use of the premises and any subsequent purchaser of the premises from or through the mortgagee is not bound by the provisions of the agreement. As you may or may not be aware, the Board of Health essentially approved the Bartlett operation except for resolving the questions of zoning compliance and the issue of the effect of the Agreement for Judgment. I would very much like to meet with you and anyone else you suggest to resolve this issue and to discuss my position as set forth in this letter. Could I please hear from you at your earliest convenience. Very truly yours, MCNULTY AND HOPKINS, P.C. BY; John B. Hopkins JBH/leb cc: Donald A. Bartlett . i I � � I � �� CAPE LAND CONSTRUCTION AND SEPTIC SERVICE P.O. Box 446 MARSTONS MILLS, MA 02648 (508) 778-0684 CUSTOMER'S ORDER NO. PHO'NE DATE. �O NAME ,' - ADDRESS , -_-- SOLD BY CASH C.O.D. CHARGE ON ACCT. MDSE.RET'D. PAID OUT CITY, DESCRIPTION PRICE AMOUNT -- j _.-_. --= --........- -- -- - —�._......- _..:---------- —._...... ..._...... , -.-.._._.- ......._._. - - --- ------------- - -._.....- ... ._.._.-.-.-.-..........-. _._.......-. ._....._._._ ------' __...,...._. _._...... .-.-.... .............. ......,.._ _......-....._ --_'--. - ............ _------------ _........__._- _......._._ ------._- ------.......-_......... ._....:.._ _..-..-.__ .........- __................_ :TAX RECEIVED BY TOTAL All claims .and returned goods MUST be accompanied by this bill. PRODUCE 610 a WE APPRECIATE • YOUR BUSINESS Promissory Notes should be made in;duplicate with one copy for customer.To make a capy: simply insert a carbons between the sheets-or fill out each copy separately. PROMISSORY NOTE ..Date For Value Received:I, + Promise to pay to the order rtt. _ _. _......_. .................... .......... ....... t the sum df to be paid as follows: _ r r with interest to be-paid,at the rate of .per centum per annum,from date payment is due. (F(3R St6WkflIF4E OF GUSIdMER} ---- — .......... (ADDITIONAL SIGNATURE IF AVAILABLE) SIGNED AND SEALED IN PRESENCE OF: ...._.._ v (WITNESS) cis Ic PLCA 6aAil ej 10 Mr. Sykes and Mr. Raleigh attended to discuss the proposed construction of a 25, % 35, r j maintenance building for Budget Rent-A-Car. They maintained that the proposed building would be used primarily for washing and vacuuming the cars. No mechanical work or oil changes would be done. No vehicles would be stored in the building. Mr. Sykes and Mr. Raleigh were told that car washing is prohibited in the WP zone. Mr. schernig said that an even more restrictive amendment to the Groundwater Protection regulations is being developed. A discussion was held re minimum site plan requirements for home occupation proposals. NOTE: Mr. Traczyk was contacted by telephone on January 22 to discuss requesting feedback from the ZBA on this topic. Mr. Traczyk felt that a sketch by the applicant would be adequate for a site plan. Preferably this would be done on a plot plan - or a plot plan could be submitted in addition, if the applicant has one. Mr. Traczyk felt that a letter from Mr. DaLuz to the effect that staff have looked at the project and feel the impact is so inconsequential that there is no need for a full site plan review would be acceptable to the Board. Primary concerns are parking, traffic impact, any hazardous chemicals or materials, and signage. 2 SN930121 S,S a S Plate Mr. Sykes and Mr. Raleigh attended to discuss the proposed construction of a 25, x 35, maintenance building for Budget Rent-A-car. They maintained that the proposed building would be used primarily for washing and vacuuming the cars. No mechanical work or oil changes would be done. No vehicles would be stored in the building. Mr. Sykes and Mr. Raleigh were told that car washing is prohibited in the WP zone. Mr. Schernig said that an even more restrictive amendment to the Groundwater Protection regulations is being developed. A discussion was held re minimum site plan requirements for home occupation proposals. NOTE: Mr. Traczyk was contacted by telephone on January 22 to discuss requesting feedback from the ZBA on this topic. Mr. Traczyk felt that a sketch by the applicant would be adequate for a site plan. Preferably this would be done on a plot plan - or a plot plan could be submitted in addition, if the applicant has one. Mr. Traczyk felt that a letter from Mr. DaLuz to the effect that staff have looked at the project and feel the impact is so inconsequential that there is no need for a full site plan review would be acceptable to the Board. Primary concerns are parking, traffic impact, any hazardous chemicals or materials, and signage. 2 SN930121 r.. INSPECTING AND OPERATING AUTO SERVICE FACILITIES APPLICABLE STATUTES AND REGULATIONS BUREAU OF WASTE PREVENTION BUREAU OF WASTE SITE CLEANUP Air Quality Control State Superfund Stage I Vapor Recovery Statute: Stage II Vapor Recovery M.G.L. C. 21 E Low Emitting Vehicles Regulations: Inspection/Maintenance 310 CMR 40. 00 Statute: M.G.L. C. 111, s. 142 A-K DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY Regulations: 310 CMR 7 . 00 Local Fire Departments Underground Storage Tanks Hazardous Waste Statute: Hazardous Waste Management M.G.L. C. 148 Statute: Regulations: M.G. L. C. 21 C 502 CMR 3 . 00 Regulations: 527 CMR 4 . 00, 5. 00, 9 . 00 310 CMR 30. 00 LOCAL GOVERNMENT AUTHORITY Toxic Use Reduction Toxic Use Reduction Local Boards of Health Statute: Underground Storage Tanks M.G.L. C. 21 I Statute: Regulations: M.G.L. C. 111, s. 31 310 CMR 50. 00 Town Meeting BUREAU OF RESOURCE PROTECTION Underground Storage Tanks Statutes: Water Supply M.G.L. C. 40, 40A Underground In'lection Control (contact city/town clerks for (floor drains) local rules) Statutes: M.G.L. Chapter 111, s. 160 PETROLEUM CLEANUP BOARD M.G.L. C. 21, s. 27 Regulations: UST Cleanup Reimbursement Fund 310 CMR 27 . 00 State/Municipal Removal/Testing Fund Statutes: M.G.L. C. 21 J M.G.L. C. 148, s. 37 A (All regulations and Massachusetts General Laws (M.G.L. ) Chapters 21C and 21E are available at the State House Bookstore, Room 116 (617-727-2834) and the State House West Bookstore, 21 Elm Street, Springfield (413-784-1376. Hours 9 to 5, M - F. Local Libraries generally have copies of all state laws. ) t G f 1 02 y/1P/ e6V Gilbert T. Joly O O Regional Director � �� �a7z, v o�aI rP�ocu�i��ulaL � i&d&w1wje&023.G 7 _. .. ...,-..ems.... .,....�...,—�...-.,�..,..o..._�__.� M.G.L. , Chapter 21 , Section 42-44 and 314 CMR 5.03 of the Ground Water Discharge Permit Program, in that pollutants are being discharged to ground waters of the Commonwealth without a currently valid permit issued by the Director of the Division of Water Pollution Control. Please be advised, this Department requests that your facility apply for a ground water discharge permit You may contact Clint Watson at 292-5693 in order to obtain the appropriate applications. If you have any questions, please contact Mr. Brett Rowe at the above telephone number. Very truly yours, C%4w: 40 Jeff y d, Chi f Wat r Po tiol Control Section G/BR/sh cc: Board of Health 367 Main Street Hyannis, Mass. 02601 ATTN: Thomas A. McKean, Dire. Pub. Health j - a say �t-' gam//J�s.} rvl//�✓��'R�,.� �.r ff d� y * i �' 7 `'�"t sc�•�� . •-d`S.*�s �t�`. Iy /1t ..c �, s}->•�L�.'T �"z-'}3 4 "a.t�4�.'�� �3°� !• $� �.4�,� .�'� ,i,�'� 1 Y '• 9r,� $M to PY. 3 .+ ,, P e #`^ z x x. `°'�" •Y e `••z .i^:ij *7,,,,a*s .s , � ✓3rs "`;.#`1 ,#, '' s'a, .3a,ix. ' ` THE COMMONWEALTH OF, MASSACHUSETTS '1 .s 4'�`• Y✓ems tx> `,,"aete� F may. � t' d g�'5.i $'4s L BOARD'OF`HEALTH4t u`ry+wrA. NOTICE TO ABATE'AFNUISANCE t a' r 4 J�t�+T 'y `*T #�`•'�ti .,',- ; '•'.�/ �" ;,Y't ""r {,ry.'." p' w� 33"„k'�'s w y �'#�t n ' ',. z ! ' owner As occupant of. you are hereby notified to renied the,conditions named below within"? } i �• .Y Y Y ; F €, 24 hours of.the service of this notice;according Ito sac General Laws,Chapter III,Section W-' a r' r"", r t 3k ���},•{�4�.e�t * .ce �t`�icsi� � �sL.. 'S,F rk t p .. ,,''�pw'' ""•Y,� J"� - �3Vk `. Tf $ titt'. *' kt E31CXM„"f+ � � `• -. lwsr/�'"�/,T ��/' {�� i-,y#� w F�'g ,k r"�d, �x��� ''ir 3 b*z�. {- ',; 'ti 1 A '�y€'a•cc r.�"�' a •�: ��"T°.a} `�xn�"F tb'�''��..rt`"P•"er - a ���'�*nw '�`'�f o 4k `""��� `i; � .r i .Y� t, �����<,e.�fn.2Ln •°,+•�'ti'wt'�,ty''. �X '#1 '•�_.3'� 4 3C � '�-• r •ry � ,�,�„g"c"v ��y� Yy� .s�� �`r3, ��s`�'`�st i k g.t>`� a i:: c , �,p �.'... 'r q, ryf,����3„C �;•�;°r�+ .dx '4 ;`�i^� J yy`P.� Skz.���y.� If at the expiration of timeYallowed';these conditions1have`not',been d'3` ` •remedied; such`fuither:act�onwill bektaken as�theilawrequues�an¢ a �; fine of$20.00 per day may be charged _ - * t4�",:III R•/4k x�*X'k fsOt' ft'1 S('°, y�.�.+• I"4.a`st Y'#' '" '" j,e iv r4 tea°„5 7. ".+�r, h-_. 'i. j.. ¢ .yams nspectm Y� wi'# ,�"�,s.+i# ' ''i.'�Ci'y`^• 1"t'„ '.'s A �y FORM S600 A.M.SULKIN,INC. x :A REVISED a'Y s t..t, i_.. � *tf'T ,s`' ,, �:`" 'ty�,�3;.1r+�-^�a, ^d��y:�" l�Rgt�\"'"*,p.�y'���� 4�9'�• ��,�" ,�,y:? +.ZWN Viz- ,..: �s c�•P a,,, r: ���"..sL �"�,n,�x•'7,,, ��*Xt,�'�R'd�' z'..�.{�'�`'�" �a� ��x�4�g%�. .. $n n.. d f ;,. .}N�ya.,v., ...... - G �eP.iL 4] 4 t ..;.�t?M-.~•3`�,�F'�,....'�A;� 1 October 13, 1992 A complaint from Paul Stppnick,owner of Mid-Cape Sheet Metal, P R H �o of ant Road Hyannis as received T 1at 10am. he complaint wa y9s about a hew tenant moved in next door to Mid-Cape Sheet Metal and and was washing cars in the parking lot and the wash water was going into the storm drain in the parking lot. The new tenant was Jet-Stream who used to be tenant down the street on Cit Ave. Paul said the he was asked to leave the ptevious location by the landlord because he did not empty the holding tank and let the excess flow into the adjacent storm drain I met with the owner of Jet-Stream at his new location,145 Plant Road,Hyannis and told him that he could not wash cars without a holding tank.He wanted to continue until he could get a tank in the ground but this was denied.I returned after lunch with the information sheet on holding tanks for industrial waste.tilong with this information I gave him the names and telephones numbers of three people in the water pollution control who issue permits for such projects r'e said that he will do what is necessary to comply This areais in the water rechargearea. Ve (l.��rrr.[1 r� (t}JIirJ�nlrJNCJtrrr� t �inr1 + u "77dNd//IRf/1,o�l�l1Ul�+fl/flnRJtr .�s�nnr'rof �no[nc>•rr•e Tltotttai C. McMahon t..`[�r�[u/f A/I [IIIIR�' �� OfAitl►+fr< T9nfr�rul • Director ' Dine ���tNl`N ,JlWt� r�eleK, tv�rw. OdlCB t J I, t Tut DWPd hegionrll Staffs 4I1ti JiN4111atory Branch in Boston 1 rnuml williats Gaughan# Chistj 114g41atory NrAllah 1)ATXI October 71 LOA$ NUBJECTI. Industrial Waste Holding Tatlks SA I Thin is a follow up to the hUollab 13 memo on the above subject. Responses to thab memo ccnfirn that) Itcldin aAlllts A11o111d be allowed. Therefore, the lcllOW1117 is the recorrs:111 ad »nildtAl Apploaull to the,use of hcldin7 tanks for IIPV,'.�tar.?,-dov�� tort-dl0f'M6t(C �III�u11Y'i�t� w�tlaat 1) The- proposed use of a hollillltl bank by an inddstry trust be improved by the lliVisiol I11 Water pollution Control. (See Mt::. Ch. 11 sea. 17(13) Mild Clio 111 Sec. 17.) Plans must be subrtitted by A Regiel'tlltad Professional Rngineer. ' Existing facilibiss foutltl Ito be Using holding tanks can ' be required to attbmit pa AIIN And make modifications if the need arises. Reviews mid approvals allallld W handled by the erginser requiring the suhmittal41 1) Holding tanks will only ApproVed if no teAsonable alternative exitlto, 3) Submission of a oun rtic t W1 tit a licensed soptano hatrIer trust be submitted, SubmiAsiotl of a new contract is required 34 days in hd ancu of the ellpiration of the previous contract. 41 A latter of a:colttance A% All oliproy.21.1le disp►st111 facility is required. A labtar front 11 awUolltl facility may be required if the first sealila maroill► LIJI Annelittable. Acceptance at a r facility rest bA basui oll A Ml 4VULad .monitorin; proyrar. _- vl AW � '�7 It a a LW Commonwealth of Massachusetts ,a li Executive Office of Environmental Affairs Department of Environmental Protection William F. Weld Governor Daniel S.Greenbaum Commluioner FLOOR_D-RAIN CHECKLIST QZfAut—o—motive Maintenance .FaciTities,--3 Underground Injection Control�Pr-og:r_am_ March 1992 .,. E riere dies :your service bay floor tlrarn�s) flischarge? a. holding tank b. municipal sewer system c. dry well, septic system, leaching system, or any other point below the ground d. any surface point or water body e. floor drain previously discharged to the ground, but this discharge has been discontinued is ;this an authorized d1SCharge (�nswet-s aorttSpbnd;to: responses 'above) a. ves see Hazardous waste and Industrial Waste Water fact sheets regarding tank maintenance. b. yes You need permits from the local sewer authority and the DEP. C. no You should cease this type of discharge immediately. d. no You should cease this type of discharge immediately. e. na In this case, you must file the UIC Notification Form (see below) . Faciitieswith ;;floor drains discharging to the groun or sur ace iat�ts . . follow::these guidelines and file these forms y y . 1. Decide what you will do with our drain and file the UIC NOTIFICATION FORM upon completion of all work. You have 3 options: a. seal drain in accordance with the plumbing code, 248 CMR 2.09 2(c) (3) b. connect drain to a holding tank (the type of tank depends on whether the wastewater entering it contains hazardous waste or not; industrial waste holding tanks must be approved by DEP) c. connect drain to a municipal sewer" system, if approved 2. You may apply to seal your drain by filing FORM WS1: NOTICE OF PLUMBING INSPECTOR APPROVAL TO SEAL FLOOR DRAIN with your local plumbing inspector. Upon approval, a copy must be sent to the DEP, as noted on the form. 3. You must properly manage, store, and dispose of all hazardous wastes. It is recommended that you practice Waste Minimization. 4. Any separator to be abandoned must be pumped empty and cleaned. 5. where required, the complete process to close a "well" is outlined in CLOSURE REQUIREMENTS FOR SHALLOW INJECTION WELLS.- .; P �.. cos th.:.at are the !.DEP com Hance :fees ts ssoc�ated :w3th :thiS. rooess.7 P . Neither the application to seal' the drain (Form Wsl) nor the notification to DEP (UIC Notification Form) has an associated fee. . The fee for DEP approval l of an industrial wastewater holding tank is $1,050.00. For any further' anformatzon ';or questions, contact;. Jacob Moss of the Underground `Injection Control program at 6;17/556 11b5.' One Winter Street • Boston, Massachusetts 02108 • FAX(6t7) 556-1049 • Telephone(617)2g2-5500 le +r(.� r� X'.fi .;; •t�',tis t rah. �yk�i¢ 1 i'" , -�-i4 i:R•-.. j i. c �, �, >Y -• N ,b:. � �, sYi,,•.•; >~ � 't�l r.,...,•,� ). � � 4 t� ,•. -1 T T r. F.t. s `' s�, •9iSsi? 'i. t a ♦ :!h z } •„ f K a �' i 'y .e •F#, 1 +' s` y 'r " F } �sR,�Y°: r�'�. �'-;�" Y'�'� � ! 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