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4/1/85 INFORMATION RECEIVED FROM CHIEF JOHN FARRINGTON;S LETTER & RECORDS
TOWN OF BARNSTABLE
UNDERGROUND FUG J AND CHEMICALS ORAGE SYSTEMS
NAME Richard J. CardulloSuath
ADDRESS 819/Main Street VILLAGE Centerville
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LOCATION OF TANKS: CAPACITY: TYPE OF FUEL AGE: TYPE:
OR CHEMICAL
d.jveway 14-IG90- Gasoline
-2-41-0"00 #2 Fuel _ a
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(Give same information for any additional tanks on reverse side of card)
DATE OF PURCHASE OF EACH: 1. 2. 3. 4.
DATE OF FIRE DEPARTMENT PERMIT:
TESTING CERTIFICATION SUBMITTED:
PASSED DID NOT PASS
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Centerbille=iftterbille Fire 3i5trict
Office of the ,Fire ]Department
999 MAIN STREET
OSTERVILLE, MASS. 02655
John M. Farrington Tel. Emergency 428-9111
Chief Non-Emergency 428-2467
March 29, 1985
Attorney Ron S. Jansson
3267 Main Street
Barnstable, Mass. 02630
Dear Attorney Jansson:
I am writing regarding three abandoned underground tanks
at 819 South Main Street, Centerville.
I visited the site on March 26, 1985, but was unable to
gain access to the tanks, for an inspection, due to corrosion
of the caps.
According to your records there are three 1,000 gallon
tanks; two containing #2 fuel and one containing gasoline.
In conferring with Mr. John Kelly at the Board of Health,
you must take the following action regarding the tanks:
.1. All tanks to be pumped out by a licensed company.
2. Remove the gasoline tank from the site, first having the
disposal company get a permit from the Fire Department.
3. Put an air pressure test on the two empty #2 fuel tanks, -
for a minimum of four hours each, and if they leak, they
must be removed.
However, if they do not leak, they .may be neutralized by
filling the empty tanks with sand until they are full.
Thank you.
John MdFar-git ton
1ef
C n ry ville
Fire District �5
Copy to: Board of Health
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY—DIVISION OF FIRE PREVENTION
1010 COMMONWEALTH AVENUE. BOSTON
APPLICATION FOR PERMIT October(Date)
19 85
To: HEAD Of FIRE DEPARTMENT
Osterville, Mass.
City or Town
In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 148, .G.L. as provided in
Sec. CMR 9&10 application is hereby made By
Name Clean Harbors Inc. ,
(full name of person. firm or corporation
Address /�D L sP/��i e-7- f/fit �,� O� -9
(street or P.o. Bo:) ' (City or loan
for permission to Remove (1) 500 gallon gasoline tank & (2)
State clearly 1000 gallon #2 fuel oil tanks from 819 South Main St. Centerville
purpose for Mass. 02632
which permit Al-
is requested
at
Name of competent operator Cert. No.
(If applicable).
Date issued Med• 10/29/ 1985 g
y (Signature of applicant)
Date of expiration_ /3-101 1985._Fee $5•tid—Due
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PDHealth Debt Tenn o`D-cstable
O C T 3 1 1985
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QIL'ertterbiIle=Oaerbille ,Fire 33iqtrict
Office of the ,dire ;epartment
999 MAIN STREET
OSTERVILLE, MASS. 02655
John M. Farrington Tel. Emergency 428-9111
Chief Non-Emergency 428-2467
October 4, 1985
Mr. Lester J. Grant
819 South Main Street
Centerville, MA 02632
Dear Mr. Grant:
After speaking with you on October 4:, 1985 regarding your three fuel tanks,:
I must ask that the gasoline tank be removed as soon as possible. The
other tanks, you must run the air pressure tests per letter dated 3/29/81 to
Attorney Jansson (copy enclosed) with the fire department present for the
start of the test and will return after four hours.
If you do not wish to run the tests, or if the tanks fail, then the tanks
must be removed from the site.
The gasoline tank must be out of the ground by November 1, 1985. Thank you.
John M. Farrington
Chief
ent rvill -O t ille
Fire District'
cc: Board of Health
March 29, 1985
Attorney Ron S. Jansson
3267 Main Street
Barnstable, Mass. 02630
Dear Attorney Jansson:
I am writing regarding three abandoned underground tanks
at 819 South Main Street, Centerville.
I visited the site on March 26, 1985, but was unable to
gain access to the tanks, for an inspection, due to corrosion
of the caps.
According to your records there are three 1,000 gallon
hanks; two containing #2 fuel and one containing gasoline.
��
In conferring with Mr. ;Ioe Kellyy at the Board of Health, .
You must Bake the following action regarding the tanks:
1. All tanks to be pumped out by a licensed company.
2. Remove the gasoline tank from the site, .first having the
disposal company get a permit from the Fire Department.
3. Put an air pressure test on the two empty #2 fuel tanks,
for a minimum of four hourseaach, and if they leak, they
mu must be removed.
However, if they do not leak, they may be neutralized by
filling the empty tanks with sand until they are full.
Thank you.
John M. Farrin to
Chief
en rvil P
` 8 terville
Fire Istrict
Copy to: Board of Health