Synagro Comprehensive Monitoring Plan For Plainfield Township Biosolids Plant Land Development Plan

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Mr. Thomas R. Petrucci

Township Manager
Plainf,reld Township
6292 Sullivan Road
Nazareth, PA 18054
RE: Comprehensive Monitoring Plan Summary

Slate Belt Heat Recovery Center
Plainfield Township, Northampton County
EARTHRES Project No. 151014.003
Dear Mr. Petrucci
On behalf of Slate Belt Heat Recovery Center, LLC (SBHRC), Earthres Group, Inc.
(EARTHRES) is pleased to provide l5 copies of the summarized plans to monitor stormwater
runoff, Basin No. 2 water quality, groundwater, backfill material quality and biosolids quality.
We have also included proposed corrective action plans for each item.
The plans included with this letter were developed in conjunction with Plainfield Township, the
Township's consultant and the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (PA
DEP). Each plan has been designed to be protective of the environment and community
surrounding the proposed SBHRC facility. The approved plans will be incorporated into the
following permits:
o Stormwater - SBHRC NPDES;

o Sediment Basin No. 2 - GCSL Minor Modification;
o Groundwater - GCSL Minor Modification; and
o Biosolids - SBHRC General Permit.
No changes in monitoring parameters or frequency will be made without the approval of PA

DEP and Plainfield Township.
In addition to the monitoring plans, we have included the proposed sampling plan for the Basin
No. 2 backfill material. The source has not been identified; however, the sampling plan will be
followed to address Township concerns over backfill quality. PA DEP approval of the source
material will be obtained prior to any filling activities.
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Mr. Thomqs R. Petrucci
Comprehensive Monitoring Plan Summary
July 2019
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Ifyou have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact us at (215) 766-12Il
Sincerely,
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Thomas G. Pullar, P.E.
Senior Project Manager
cc: Jim Hecht, SBHRC (electronic copy)

Scott Perin, GCSL (electronic copy)
Carlton Snyder, GKEDC (electronic copy)
Roger Bellas, PA DEP (electronic copy)
Attachments
Attachment A: Biosolids Monitoring Plan

Attachment B: Stormwater Monitoring and Corrective Action Plan
Attachment C: Sediment Basin No. 2 Monitoring Plan
Attachment D: Groundwater Monitoring Plan
Attachment E: Backfill Sampling and Analysis Plan

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ATTACHMENT A
Biosolids Monitoring Plan

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BIOSOLIDS MONITORING PLAN
SLATE BELT HEAT RECOVERY CENTER (SBHRC)
Table 1 provides the Monitoring Plan to determine if the incoming raw material proposed for
processing by SBHRC meets applicable regulatory requirements. Table 2 provides the
Monitoring Plan to determine if the biosolids processed by SBHRC remain suitable for
acceptance. SBHRC will comply with applicable Pennsylvania Department of Environmental
Protection (PA DEP) monitoring and reporting requirements in the regulations and general
permit.
Table I - Biosolids Acceptance Criteria

New Generator Chemical Analvsis Req uirements
Acceptance Limit
Parameter Pollutant Concentration
(monthlv average)
Arsenic (mglkg) 41
Cadmium (me/kg) 39
Copper (mg/kg) 1 500
Lead (mg/kg) 300
Mercury (me/ke) I7
Molybdenum (me/ke) 75
Nickel (me/ke) 420
Selenium (me/kg) 100
Zinc (melks,) 2800
PCB's (mg/kg) 4
Table 2 - Biosolids Acceptance Criteria

Generator Chemical Update Analvsis Requirements
Parameter Frequency Acceptance Limit
lAnnual Average)
Arsenic (mg/kg) 1/6 months 4l
Cadmium (mg/kg) 1/6 months 39
Copper (mglkg) 1/6 months 1500
Lead (me/ke) l/6 months 300
Mercury (me/ke) 1/6 months I7
Molybdenum (me/ke) 1/6 months 75
Nickel (me/ke) 1/6 months 420
Selenium (me/ke) 1/6 months 100
Zinc (melke) 1/6 months 2800
PCB's (me/ke) 1/6 months 4

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Tables 3 through 6 provide the final product monitoring plans
Table 3 - Biosolids QA/QC

Final Product - Four Dav Composite Sample
Parameter Sample Frequency Test Frequency
Arsenic (me/ke) 1/4 hours Monthly
Cadmium (me/ke) 1/4 hours Monthly
Calcium (me/ke) 1/4 hours Monthly
Copper (me/ke) 1/4 hours Monthly
Iron (melke) 1/4 hours Monthly
Lead (mg/ke) 1/4 hours Monthly
Magnesium (me/ke) 1/4 hours Monthly
Mansanese (me/ke) 1/4 hours Monthly
Mercury 1/4 hours Monthly
Molybdenum (mg/ke) 1/4 hours Monthly
Nickel (me/kg) 1/4 hours Monthly
Potassium (mg/kg) 1/4 hours Monthly
Selenium (mg/ke) 1/4 hours Monthly
Sulfur (mg/kg) 1/4 hours Monthly
Sodium (me/ke) 1/4 hours Monthly
Zinc (mglks) 1/4 hours Monthly
Phosphorus (me/ke) 1/4 hours Monthly
Percent Total Solids (%) 1/4 hours Monthly
Percent Volatile Solids (%) 1/4 hours Monthly
Total Ki eldahl Nitrogen (%) 1/4 hours Monthly
Ammonia-Nitroeen (%) l/4 hours Monthly
Nitrate-Nitrogen (mg/kg) 1/4 hours Monthly
pH (SU) 1/4 hours Monthly
Total PCBs (me/ke) 1/4 hours Annually
Proximate Analysis 1/4 hours 1/6 months
Ultimate Analysis 1/4 hours 1/6 months
Notes:
1. Monitoring frequency based on25 Pa. Code 271.917 assuming the amount of final
product supplied to land application is equal to or greater than 16,500 tons per 365-day
period.

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Table 4 - Biosolids QA/QC

Final Product - Pathogen Reduction
Sample Sample
Parameter Test Frequency Action Level
Count Frequency
Fecal Coliform
(MPN/g dwb)
7 1 / 15 minutes Monthly 1000
Percent Total Solids 7 1 / 15 minutes Monthly <90Yol
Notes:
1. Percent Total Solids utilized to confirm compliance with vector attraction reduction
requirements. Action level applicable for inbound material when at least one source
contains unstabilized solids. Action level is < 7 5o/o if all sources listed on the Approved
Generator Log contain stabilized solids.
Table 5 - Biosolids Retention Compliance Verification

Class A Pathosen Reduction Alternate 1 (time / temp)
Parameter Frequency Action Level
Material Bed Temperature ('C) - Location 1 hourly Per Resime B, eqn 2
Material Bed Temperature ('C) - Location 2 hourly Per Resime B, eqn 2
Notes:
1. Alternate I Regine B Equation 2 is utilized to establish a Minimum Temperature
Setpoint (Action Level) of the solids in the dryer based on the temperature monitoring
locations, dry belt speed, and required retention time.
Table 6 - Biosolids Retention Compliance Verification

Class A Pathogen Reduction Alternate 5 (heat drying)
Parameter FrequencY Action Level
Material Bed Temperature ("C) hourly < 800c
Material Bed Total Solids 1 / 4 hours <90Yo
Biosolids Corrective Action Plan
Biosolids not meeting the acceptance criteria will not be received at the SBHRC facility.

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ATTACHMENT B
Stormwater Monitoring and Corrective Action Plan

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STORMWATER MONITORING AND CORRECTIVE ACTION PLAN

By letter dated July 10, 2019, Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (PA DEP)
issued a revised draft National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System OIPDES) permit to the
Slate Belt Heat Recovery Center, LLC (SBHRC). Table 1 - NPDES summarizes the eight (8)
proposed stormwater monitoring locations and testing requirements associated with the draft
NPDES permit.
SBHRC will comply with applicable PA DEP monitoring and reporting requirements in order to
monitor stormwater runoff from the Site and protect surface water quality in the vicinity of the
Site. Compliance will involve the implementation of Best Management Practices (BMPs),
comprehensive monitoring of the facility and the utilization of appropriate corrective actions.
PA DEP incorporated many of Plainfield Township's requests into the revised draft permit. The
sampling requirements are summarized as follows:
Outfalls 001, 002, 003, 004,007

Quarterly monitoring for Year 1
Semi-annual monitoring Years 2-5
Outfalls 005,006
Semi-annual monitoring Years 1-5
Outfall00S
Upon PA DEP request, Years 1-5
At the request of Plainfield Township, NPDES analytical parameters have been expanded to
include volatile organic compounds (VOCs). The Corrective Action Plans apply to all outfalls
with numeric limits.

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Table I - NPDES
SBHRC Draft NPDES Parameters
Outfall Parameter Draft Draft Instantaneous
Frequency Frequency Maximum
(1't Year) (2nd Year -
Permit Exp.)
Outfall00l Ammonia-Nitrogen 1/3 months 1/6 months Report
(SBHRC (me/L)
Discharge to Basin No. BOD5 (mglL) 1/3 months 1/6 months 30
2,Waltz Creek Nitrate-Nitrogen 1/3 months 1/6 months Report
watershed) (mg/L)
Oil & Grease (mgll-) 1/3 months 1/6 months 30
pH (Standard Units) l/3 months 1/6 months 6-9
Phosphorous, Total 1/3 months 1/6 months Report
(me/L)
TSS (mg/L) 1/3 months 1/6 months 100
Total Dissolved Solids 1/3 months 1/6 months Report
(me/L)
Copper, total (mg/L) 1/3 months 1/6 months Report
Iron, total (mg/L) 1/3 months 1/6 months Report
Lead, total (me/l) 1i3 months 1/6 months Report
Zinc,total (me/L) 1/3 months 1/6 months Report
VOCs* 1/3 months Upon Request Report
* 1, 1, I -Trichloroethane
l,l -Dichloroethane
l,l -Dichloroethene
1,2-Dibromoethane
1,2-Dichloroethane
Benzene
cis- 1,2-Dichloroethene
Ethyl Benzene
Methylene Chloride
Tetrachloroethene
Toluene
trans- 1,2-Dichloroethene
Trichloroethene
Vinyl chloride
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Table I - NPDES (Continued)
Outfall Parameter Draft Draft Frequency Instantaneous
Frequency (2nd Year - Maximum
(1't Year) Permit Exp.)
Outfall002 Ammonia-Nitrogen 1/3 months 1/6 months Report
(GCSL Basin 2 Emergency (ms/L)
Spillway, if discharging) BOD5 (me/L) 1/3 months 1/6 months 30
Nitrate-Nitrogen l/3 months 1/6 months Report
(mell)
Oil & Grease (mg/L) 1/3 months 1/6 months 30
pH (Standard Units) 1/3 months 1/6 months 6-9
(me/L)
TSS (me/L) 1/3 months 1/6 months 100
Total Dissolved 1/3 months 1/6 months Report
Solids (me/L)
TOC (me/L) 1/3 months Upon Request Report
Arsenic, total (me/L) 1/3 months 1/6 months Report
Barium, total (mg/L) 1/3 months 1/6 months Report
Cadmium, total 1/3 months 1/6 months Report
(me/L)
Chromium, total 1/3 months 1/6 months Report
(me/L)
Copper, total (me/L) 1/3 months 1/6 months Report
Cyanide, total 1/3 months l/6 months Report
(me/L)
Iron, total (melL) 1/3 months 1/6 months Report
Lead, total (mg/l) 1/3 months 1/6 months Report
Magnesium, l/3 months 1/6 months Report
dissolved (me/L)
Mercury, total 1/3 months 1/6 months Report
(me/L)
Selenium, total 1/3 months 1i6 months ,$.eport
(mg/L)
Silver, total (mg/L) 1/3 months 1/6 months Report
Zinc,total (me/L) 1/3 months 1/6 months Report
VOCs* l/3 months Upon Request Report

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Table 1 - NPDES (Continued)

Frequency (2od Year - Permit Maximum
(1't Year) Exp.)
(GKEDC inlet to SBHRC (me/L)
Outfall00l) BOD5 (me/L) 1/3 months 1/6 months Report
Nitrate-Nitrogen 1/3 months l/6 months Report
(me/L)
Oil & Grease (me/L) 1/3 months 1/6 months Report
pH (Standard Units) 1/3 months 1/6 months Report
Phosphorous, Total l/3 months 1/6 months Report
(me/L)
TSS (me/L) 1/3 months 1/6 months Report
Total Dissolved Solids 1/3 months 1/6 months Report
(me/L)
Copper, total (mg/L) l/3 months 1/6 months Report
Iron. total (me/L) 1/3 months 1/6 months Report
Lead. total (me/l) 1/3 months 1/6 months Report
Zinc,total (mg/L) 1/3 months 1/6 months Report
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Frequency (2nd Year - Maximum
(1't Year) Permit Exp.)
(GCSL Sediment Trap 2) (me/L)
BOD5 (me/L) 1/3 months 1/6 months Report
Nitrate-Nitrogen l/3 months Upon Request Report
(me/L)
Oil & Grease (mg/L) 1/3 months 1/6 months Report
pH (Standard Units) 1/3 months 1/6 months Report
Phosphorous, Total l/3 months 1/6 months Report
(me/L)
TSS (ms/L) 1/3 months l/6 months Report
Total Dissolved 1/3 months 1/6 months Report
Solids (me/L)
TOC (me/L) 1i3 months 1/6 months Report
Arsenic. total (me/L) 1/3 months 1/6 months Report
Barium, total (mg/L) 1/3 months 1/6 months Report
Cadmium, total 1/3 months l/6 months Report
(me/L)
Chromium, total l/3 months 1/6 months Report
(melL\
Copper, total (mg/L) 1/3 months 1/6 months Report
Cyanide, total (me/L) 1/3 months 1/6 months Report
Iron. total (me/L) 1/3 months l/6 months Report
Lead, total (mg/l) 1/3 months 1/6 months Report
Magnesium, 1/3 months 1/6 months Report
dissolved (me/L)
Mercury, total (me/L) 1/3 months 1/6 months Report
Selenium, total 1/3 months 1/6 months Report
(meiL)
Silver, total (meil,) 1i3 months 1/6 months Report
Zinc.total (me/L) 1/3 months 1/6 months Report

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Table I -NPDES (Continued)

Outfall Parameter Draft Frequency Instantaneous Maximum
(Permit Duration)
Outfall005 Ammonia-Nitrogen 1/6 months Report
(SBHRC (me/L)
Maneuvering and BOD5 (me/L) 1/6 months 30
Parking Areas flowing Nitrate-Nitrogen 1/6 months Report
into Outfall00l) (me/L)
Oil & Grease (mg/L) 1/6 months 30
pH (Standard Units) 1/6 months 6-9
Phosphorous, Total 1/6 months Report
(me/L)
TSS (me/L) 1/6 months 100
Total Dissolved Solids 1/6 months Report
(me/L)
TOC (me/L) 1i6 months Report
Arsenic, total (mg/L) l/6 months Report
Barium, total (mgll-) 1/6 months Report
Cadmium, total 1/6 months Report
(me/L)
Chromium, total 1/6 months Report
(me/L)
Copper, total (me/L) 1/6 months Report
Cyanide, total (me/L) l/6 months Report
Iron. total (ms.lL)l 1/6 months Report
Lead, total (mg/l) 1/6 months Report
Magnesium, dissolved 1/6 months Report
(me/L)
Mercury, total (me/L) 1/6 months Report
Selenium, total 1/6 months Report
(me/L)
Silver. total (me/L) l/6 months Report
Zinc,total (me/L) 1/6 months Report

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Table I - NPDES (Continued)

(Permit Duration)
Outfall006 Ammonia-Nitrogen (mg/L) 1/6 months Report
(SBHRC BOD5 (me/L) 1/6 months 30
northern Nitrate-Nitrosen (me/L) l/6 months Report
drainage area to Oil & Grease (mell) 1/6 months 30
IJNT of L. pH (Standard Units) 1/6 months 6-9
Bushkill Creek) Phosphorous, Total (mg/L) 1/6 months Report
TSS (me/L) 1/6 months 100
Total Dissolved Solids 1/6 months Report
(me/L)
Copper, total (mg/L) 1/6 months Report
Iron, total (me/L) 1/6 months Report
Lead,total (me/l) 1/6 months Report
Zinc,total (mp,lL) 1/6 months Report

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Outfall Parameter Draft Frequency Draft Instantaneous
(1't Year) Frequency Maximum
(2nd Year-
Permit Exp.)
Outfall00T (SBHRC Ammonia-Nitrogen 1/3 months l/6 months Report
eastem drainage area to (me/L)
Basin No. 2) BOD5 (me/L) l/3 months 1/6 months 30
Nitrate-Nitrogen (mg/L) 1/3 months 1/6 months Report
Oil & Grease (me/L) 1/3 months 1/6 months 30
pH (Standard Units) 1/3 months l/6 months 6-9
(me/L)
TSS (me/L) 1/3 months 1/6 months 100
Total Dissolved Solids 1/3 months l/6 months Report
(ms/L)
Copper, total (me/L) 1/3 months months
1/6 Report
Iron, total (me/L) 1/3 months months
1/6 Report
Lead, total (me/l) 1/3 months months
1/6 Report
Zinc.total (me/L) 1/3 months months
1/6 Report

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Tablef-NPDES( Continued)
(Permit Duration)
Outfall00S (Access Ammonia-Nitrogen Upon Request Report
road runoff draining to (me/L)
GCSL access road BOD5 (me/L) Upon Request 30
stormwater inlets) Nitrate-Nitrogen (mgil) Upon Request Report
Oil & Grease (mg/L) Upon Request 30
pH (Standard Units) Upon Request 6-9
Phosphorous, Total Upon Request Report
(me/L)
TSS (me/L) Upon Request 100
Total Dissolved Solids Upon Request Report
(me/L)
Copper, total (mgiL) Upon Request Report
Iron, total (mg/L) Upon Request Report
Lead,total (mgil) Upon Request Report
Zinc,total (me/L) Upon Request Report
VOCs* Upon Request Report

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Stormwater Monitoring and Coruective Action Plan
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Stormwater Corrective Action Plan
NPDES permit limits serve as an indicator of whether existing site BMPs are effective in
controlling stormwater pollution. If permit levels are exceeded, SBHRC will follow the
corrective action plan required by General NPDES Permit PAG-03 for stormwater runoff.
SBHRC will resample the outfall during the next storm event. If the follow-up sample results
are below the limits, the normal sampling regimen will be resumed.
If the follow-up sample results are above the limits, SBHRC will initiate investigative activities
regarding the cause for the exceedance and identify corrective measures. SBHRC will develop a
Corrective Action Plan (CAP) to reduce the concentrations of the parameters in stormwater
discharges and submit the plan to PA DEP within 90 days of the end of the monitoring period
triggering the need for the plan. The plan will be implemented when approved by PA DEP in
writing.
SBHRC shall, in developing the plan, evaluate alternatives to reduce stormwater concentrations
and select one or more BMPs or control measures for implementation, unless it can be
demonstrated that (1) the exceedances are solely attributable to natural background sources; (2)
no further pollutant reductions are technologically available and economically practicable and
achievable in light of best industry practice; or (3) further pollutant reductions are not necessary
to prevent stormwater discharges from causing or contributing to an exceedance of applicable
water quality standards.
SBHRC will demonstrate that the existing and proposed site controls will prevent the release of
potential contaminants and the proposed NPDES monitoring plan is adequate to verify
stormwater management and quality control effectiveness. After one (1) year of monitoring and
reporting, the voluntary sampling frequency and parameters will transition to the NPDES permit
requirements for frequency and parameters unless the site is implementing a CAP, in which case
any reduction in monitoring parameters or frequency will be at the discretion of PA DEP and
Plainfield Township.

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Sediment Basin No. 2 Monitoring Plan

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SEDIMENT BASIN NO. 2 MONITORING PLAN
SLATE BELT HEAT RECOVERY CENTER (SBHRC) AND GRAND CENTRAL
SANITARY LANDFILL (GCSL)
SBHRC and GCSL presents the proposed plan to monitor water quality within Sediment Basin
No. 2. The plan will be referenced in the minor permit modification to the GCSL Landf,rll
Permit No. 100265 when issued. GCSL will fully comply with applicable Pennsylvania
Department of Environmental Protection (PA DEP) monitoring and reporting requirements.
Sediment Basin No.2 Water Ouality Monitorine Plan
The sampling and analysis plan presented below outlines the plan to monitor water quality of
Sediment Basin No. 2. The plan is based on applicable PA DEP monitoring and reporting
requirements.
o The location of the monitoring point is the southwest corner of Sediment Basin No. 2
where there is safe access to the basin water surface.
o Background water quality will be monitored and reported quarterly (once every three
months) for a period of one (1) year from approval for the parameters listed in Table I -
Basin.
o Quarterly monitoring and reporting will be performed for at least one (1) year following
SBHRC start-up for the parameters in Table 1 - Basin.
o Modifications to the plan will require PA DEP and Plainfield Township approval.
o The detection limits in Table 1 - Basin are based on PA DEP target quantitation limits
(TQLs) for NPDES testing. TQLs will be requested from the contract laboratory for the
basin samples and will be achieved to the extent possible based on water quality and
matrix interferences.

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Table I- Basin
Plan for \üater in Sediment Basin No.2
Target Quantitation
Parameter tr'requency Action Level2
Limitsl
Ammonia-Nitrosen (me/L) Ouarterly 0.02 Report
Cyanide, Total (me/L) Quarterly 0.01 0.2 (free)
Nitrate-Nitrogen (mg/L) Ouarterly 0.05 l0
Oil & Grease (me/L) Ouarterly 5.0 Report
pH, Field, (Standard Units) Ouarterly Report
Phosphorous, Total (me/L) Ouarterly 0.0r Report
Total Dissolved Solids (me/L) Ouarterly 2.0 Report
Total Organic Carbon (me/L) Ouarterly Report
Total Suspended Solids (me/L) Ouarterly 2.0 Report
Arsenic, Total (mg/L) Ouarterly 0.003 0.010
Barium, Total (mg/L) Quarterly 0.002 2
Cadmium, Total(mg/L) Quarterly 0.0002 0.005
Chromium, Total(mg/L) Quarterly 0.004 0.1
Copper, Total (mg/L) Quarterly 0.004 1.3
Iron, Total (mg/L) Quarterly 0.02 Report
Lead, Total (me/L) Quarterly 0.00r 0.015
Magnesium, Dissolved (melL) Quarterly Report
Mercury @e/L) Quarterly 0.0002 0.002
Nickel, Total (mgll) Quarterly 0.004 Report
Selenium, Total (mglI-) Quarterly 0.005 0.05
Silver, Total (mg/L) Quarterly 0.0004 Report
Thallium, Total (mg/l) Quarterly 0.002 0.002
Zinc,Total (mg/L) Quarterly 0.00s Report
1. 1. I -Trichloroethane (þelL) Ouarterly 0.5 Report
l. 1-Dichloroethane (uell-) Ouarterlv 0.5 Report
I l -Dichloroethene ( ws,l L) Ouarterlv 0.5 70
"
1,2-Dibromoethane (ve/L) Quarterly 00.s 0.05
1,2-Dichloroethane (pelL) Quarterly 0.5 5
Benzene (þelL) Quarterly 0.5 5
cis- 1,2-Dichloroethene (pglI-) Quarterly 0.5 70

Ethyl Benzene (pgll-) Quarterly 0.5 700
Methylene Chloride (rrgll-) Quarterly 0.5 5
Tetrachloroethene (þe/L) Quarterly 0.5 5
Toluene (þe/L) Quarterly 0.5 1,000
trans- 1,2-Dichloroethene (pgll-) Quarterly 0.5 100
Trichloroethene (pgll-) Quarterly 0.5 5
Vinyl chloride (pell-) Quarterly 0.5 2

Xylenes (þe/L) Quarterly 0.5 100,000
rTarget Limit (TQL) values taken from PA DEP NPDES Individual Permit to Discharge Industrial
Quantitation
Wastewater instructions.
2Maximum Contaminant Level (MCL) for primary drinking water standards, USEPA.

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Basin No. 2 Assessment and Abatement Plan
Water quality monitoring in Basin No. 2 will take place following the approved plan.
Monitoring results will be compared to the action levels in Table l-Basin. The action levels are
the applicable primary drinking water maximum contaminant level (MCL) for the parameter. If
the analytical result for the basin sampling exceeds the action level, it will trigger the
requirements under 25 Pa. Code Chapter 273.286 - Groundwater Assessment Plan.
The need for further investigation and corrective measures will be determined based on the
results of the assessment plan. Further investigation will follow the requirements of 25 Pa. Code
Chapter 273.287 - Abatement Plan.
Additional monitoring parameters will depend on the parameters detected and the respective
action levels. For example, indication of excessive nutrient levels may warrant analysis for
eutrophication related parameters such as chlorophyll a. Corrective action will be based on the
detected and may include, but is not limited to, pump and treat or in-situ remediation (e.g.
aeration). Fulfillment of the corrective action plan will be determined by PA DEP.

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ATTACHMENT D
Groundwater Monitoring Plan

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GROUNDWATER MONITORING PLAN
SLATE BELT HEAT RECOVERY CENTER (SBHRC) AND GRAND CENTRAL
SANITARY LANDFILL (GCSL)
The groundwater monitoring plan presented below has been prepared to monitor groundwater
quality in the vicinity of Sediment Basin No. 2. GCSL will comply with applicable
Þennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (PA DEP) monitoring and reporting
requirements in order to monitor groundwater quality in the shallow overburden and bedrock at
the Site.
Groundwater Monitorins for Basin No.2
Two (2) shallow and two (2) deep groundwater monitoring wells are proposed (see Figure
1-GW) to facilitate groundwater quality monitoring in the vicinity of Basin No. 2:
. Background groundwater quality will be monitored and reported quarterly (once every
three months) for a period of one (l) year prior to construction for the parameters in
Table 1-GW.
o Following start-up, quarterly monitoring and reporting will be performed for at least one
(1) year following well installation for the parameters in Table 1-GW'
. Modifications to the plan will require PA DEP Plainfreld Township approval.
o The detection limits in Table 1-GW are based on PA DEP target quantitation limits
(TQLs) for NPDES testing. TQLs will be requested from the contract laboratory for the
groundwater samples and will be achieved to the extent possible based on water quality
and matrix interferences.
r Assessment and ent Plan
Groundwater monitoring at the Basin No. 2 wells will take place following the approved plan.
Monitoring results will be compared to the action levels in Table 1-GW. The action levels are
the applicable primary drinking water maximum contaminant level (MCL) for the parameter. If
the analytical result for the groundwater sampling exceeds the action level, it will trigger the
requirements under 25 Pa. Code Chapter 273.286 - Groundwater Assessment Plan.
The need for further investigation and corrective measures will be determined based on the
results of the assessment plan. Further investigation will follow the requirements of 25 Pa. Code
Chapter 273.287 - Abatement Plan.
Additional monitoring parameters will depend on the parameters detected and the respective
action levels. Corrective action may include, but is not timited to, pump and treat remediation.
Fulfillment of the conective action plan will be determined by PA DEP.

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Plan for Groundwater at Sediment Basin No.2
Target Quantitation
Parameter Frequency Action Level2
Limitsr
Ammonia-Nitrogen (me/L) Quarterly 0.02 Report
Cyanide. Total(me/L) Quarterly 0.0r 0.2 (free)
Nitrate-Nitroeen (mg/L) Quarterly 0.05 l0
Oil & Grease (mg/L) Quarterly 5.0 Report
pH, Field, (Standard Units) Quarterly Report
Phosphorous, Total (me/L) Quarterly 0.01 Report
Total Dissolved Solids (mg/L) Quarterly 2.0 Report
Total Organic Carbon (me/L) Quarterly Report
Total Suspended Solids (mg/L) Quarterly 2.0 Report
Arsenic, Total (me/L) Quarterly 0.003 0.010
Barium, Total (mg/L) Ouarterly 0.002 2
Cadmium, Total(mg/L) Ouarterly 0.0002 0.005
Chromium, Total (mg/L) Ouarterly 0.004 0.1
Copper, Total (mg/L) Ouarterly 0.004 1.3
Iron, Total (mg/L) Quarterly 0.02 Report

Lead, Total (mg/L) Ouarterly 0.001 0.015
Magnesium, Dissolved (mg/L) Ouarterly Report
Mercury (mg/L) Ouarterly 0.0002 0.002
Nickel, Total (mg/l) Ouarterly 0.004 Report
Selenium, Total (mgll) Ouarterly 0.005 0.05
Silver, Total (mg/L) Ouarterly 0.0004 Report
Thallium, Total (mg/l) Ouarterly 0.002 0.002
Zinc,Total (mg/L) Ouarterly 0.00s Report
1,1, I -Trichloroethane (pgll) Quarterly 0.5 Report
l. 1 -Dichloroethane (llelL\ Quarterly 0.5 Report
1. I -Dichloroethene (welL) Quarterly 0.5 70
1,2-Dibromoethane (pgL) Quarterly 00.s 0.05
1,2-Dichloroethane (pelL) Quarterly 0.5 5
Benzene (þelL) Quarterly 0.5 5
cis- 1,2-Dichloroethene pg/l-)

( Quarterly 0.5 70
Ethyl Benzene (pgll-) Ouarterly 0.5 700
Methylene Chloride îÆlL) Ouarterly 0.5 5
Tetrachloroethene ($e/f) Ouarterly 0.s 5
Toluene (þc/L) Ouarterly 0.5 1,000

trans- 1,2-Dichloroethene (pglI- Ouarterly 0.5 100
Trichloroethene (¡rgll-) Ouarterly 0.5 5
Vinyl chloride (pgll.) Ouarterly 0.5 2

Xylenes (Ve/f) Quarterly 0.5 100,000
rTarget Limit (TQL) values taken from PA DEP NPDES Individual Permit to Discharge Industrial
Quantitation
Wastewater instructions.
2Maximum Contaminant Level (MCL) for primary drinking water standards, USEPA'

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BACKFILL SAMPLING AND ANALYSIS PLAN
The proposed SBHRC development plans require the modification of Sediment Basin No. 2 in
order to facilitate the construction of the facility. Sediment Basin No. 2 (former Doney II
Quany) is a historic slate quarry that was partially filled with slate spoils. This reclamation was
conducted between 1995 and 2007, and is estimated to have required approximately 1,000,000
cubic yards of material. To complete the improvements necessary for the proposed SBHRC
facility, an additional 100,000 cubic yards of clean fitl will be used to fill Sediment Basin No. 2
to the proposed grades.
In order to document backfill quality, SBHRC will complete the reporting requirements
described in PA DEP's Management of Fill policy to determine whether the proposed fill
material can be characteÅzed as clean fill and used for basin construction.
Clean Fill Determination Sampling Procedures
Sampling procedures have been based on PA DEP's Management of Fill guidance document
(Document No. 258-21 82-773). Twenty (20) random and representative composite samples will
be collected from the fill material proposed to be used within Sediment Basin No. 2. One
composite sample will be collected for every 5,000 cubic yards of fill material. Since
approximately 100,000 cubic yards of clean fill material is required for this project, SBHRC
plans to collect and analyze a total of 20 composite samples. For the analysis of all substances
other than VOCs, each composite shall contain ten (10) samples each. Field screening will be
conducted to determine which of the ten (10) samples comprising each composite sample has the
highest VOC content; the one (1) sample with the highest field VOC content will be sent to the
laboratory for analysis. One (1) grab sample will also be taken and tested using EPA's Method
5035 for volatile organic compounds. This grab will be taken from the same areas in material
from which the one (1) sample used for field screening of VOCs were taken.
Results will be compared to Tables FP-la for clean fill concentration limits for organic
compounds, and Table FP-1b for the clean fill concentration limits for metals and inorganics.
PA DEP form FP-001 and supporting documentation will be submitted to PA DEP for approval.
SBHRC will not utilize any material classified as regulated fill to construct Sediment Basin
No. 2 for the proposed SBHRC facility.

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Clean Fill Concentration Limits for Organics
Clean Fill
PARAMETER CASRN Total Analysis
mq/kq
ACENAPHTHENE 83-32-9 2700
ACENAPHTHYLENE 208-96€ 2500
ACEPHATE 30560-19-1 0.9
ACETALDEHYDE 75.Ð7-O o.23
ACETONE 6t44-1 41
ACETONITRILE 7545-8 'tI

ACETOPHENONE 98€6-2 200
ACETYLAMINOFLUORENE, 2. (2AAF) 53-96-3 0.069
ACROLEIN 10-7024 0.00062
ACRYLAMIDE 7946-1 0.00057
ACRYLIC ACID 79-10-7 0.051
ACRYLONITRILE 107-13-1 0.0087
ALACHLOR 15972€0-8
ALDICARB 1 16-06-3 o.12
ALDRIN 309-00-2 0.10
ALLYL ALCOHOL 1 07-1 6€ 0.58
AMINOBIPHENYL, 4- 92Ã7-'l o oo'12
AMITROLE 61€.2-5 0.029
AMMONIA 76'6441-7 JOU
AMMONIUM SULPHAMATE 7773-0ù0 24

ANILINE 62-53-3 0.16
ANTHRACENE 't20-'t2-7 350
ATRAZINE 1912-24-9 0.13
BAYGON IPROPOXUR) 114-26-1 U Uö/
BENOMYL 17404-35-2 880 00
BENTAZON 25057-89-0 16
BENZENE t143-2 013
BENZIDINE 9247-5 0.078
BENZOÍAIiCNTHRACENE 56-55-3 25
BENZOIAìPYRENE 50-32-8 2.5
BENZOIBìFLUORANTHENE 205-99-2
BENZOfGHIIPERYLENË 191-24-2 '180
BENZOIKIFLUORANTHENE 207-O8-9 250

BENZOIC ACID 65-85-0 2900
BENZOTRICHLORIDE 9Aq7-t 0.0't2
BENZYL ALCOHOL 100-51 -t' 400
BENZYL CHLORIDE 10044-7 0.051
BHC, ALPHA- 319-84€ 0.046
BHC, BETA- 31 9-85-7 0.22
BHC, DELTA- 319-86€ 11
BHC GAMMAILINDANE) 58€9-9 o.o72

BIPHENYL. 1,1 92-524 790
BISI2-CHLOROETHYL}ETHER 111444 0.0039
BISI2.CHLORO.ISOPROPYL)ETHER 10E€O-1 8.0
BISICHLOROMETHYL}ETHER 542-84-1 0.00001
BISI2.ETHYLHEXYL] PHTHALATE t7-at7 130
EISPHENOL A 80-05-7 700
BROMACIL (BROMAX) 314-40-9 2
BROMOCHLOROMETHANE 74-97-5
BROMODICHLOROMETHANE 75-274 3.40
BROMOMETHANE 74-43-9 0.54
BROMOXYNIL 1689-84-5
BROMOXYNIL OCTANOATE 1 689-99-2 360
BUTADIENE.1.3- 1 06-99-0 0.0062
BUTYL ALCOHOL, N- 71 -36-3 12.00
BUTYLATE 2008-41-5 51.0
BUTYLBENZENE. N- 104-51a 950
BUTYLEBENZENE, SEC- 135-98€ 350
BUTYLEBENZENE, TERT 98-06€ 270
BUTYLBÊNZYL PHTHALATE '10000
CAPTAN '133-06-2 12
CARBARYL 63-25-2 4'l
CARBAZOLE a6-74-A 2'l
CARBOFURAN 1563€6-2 o.87
CARBON DISULFIDE 75-15-O 160
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Table FP-la
Clean Fill Concentration Limits for Organics
Clean Fill
mq/kq
CARBON IËTRACHLORIDE 56-23-5 o.26
CARBOXIN 523/,ß44
CHLORAMBEN 133-904 't.6
CHLORDANE 57-74-9 49
CHLORO-1, 1-DIFLUOROETHANE, 1 7568-3 2300
CHLORO-,1-PROPENE, 3. (ALLYL CHLORIDE) 107-051 0.065
CHLOROACETOPHENONE 2- 532-274 o oo93
CHLOROANILINE. P- 10647€ 19.00
CHLOROBENZENE 1 08-90-7 o.t
CHLOROBENZILAlE 51 0-1 5€ 1.60
CHLORBUTANE, 1 109€9-3 2300
CHLORODIBROMOMETHANE 1244A-1 3.20
CHLORODIFLUOROMETHANE 75454 2.6
CHLOROETHANE 5.00
CHLOROFORM
CHLORONAPHTHALENE 2- 91 -58-7 6200
CHLOROIÞIINITROBENZENE. I2-IP- 100-00-5 4.9
CHLOROPHENOL.2- 95-57-8 4.40
CHLOROPRENE 12ô-99-8 0.45
CHLROPROPANE.2- 75-29-6 21
CHLOROTHALONIL '1897-45-6 15
CHLOROTOLUENE. O- 95¿9-8 20
CHLORPYRIFOS 2921-AA-2 23
CHLORSULFURON 64902-72-3 25
CHLORTHAL.DIMETHYL (DACTHAL) (DCPA) 1461-32-1 650
CHRYSENE 218-01-9 230
cRESOLIS) 1319-77-3
CRESOL. O.IMETHYLPHENOL. 2-) 9544-7 64
CRESOL. M-IMÊTHYLPHENOL, 3I 10E-39-4 Jb
CRESOL. P-(METHYLPHENOL. 4-) '1 0tì-44-5 4.2
CRESOL. P-CHLORO-M- 59-50-7 37
CROTONALDEHYDE 4170-30-3 0.00099
CROTONALDEHYDE, TRANS- 123-73-9 0.00099
CUMENE (ISOPROPYL BENZENET 98€2-8 780
CYCLOHEXANONE 108-94-1 1400
CYFLUTHRIN 68359-37-5
CYROMAZINE 66215-27-A 84
DDD.4,4'- 72-54-A 6.8
DDE.4.4'- 41
DDT.4,4',- 50-29-3
DI(2-ETHYLHEXYL)ADIPATE 't03-23-1 1 0000

DIALLATE 2303-16-4 0.ls
DIAIV1INOTOLUËNE, 2,4- 95€0-7 o.oo42
DIAZINON 33il1-s o.oa2
DIBENZOIA HIANTHRACENË 53-70-3 2.50
DIBROMO-3-CHLOROPROPANE, 1.2- 96-12-A 0.0092
DIBROMOBENZENE. I.4- 106-37€ 't50
.I.2- (ETHYLENE 106-93-4 0.0012
DIBROMOETHANE, DIBROMIDE)
DIBROMOMETHANE 74-95-3
DI-N-BUTYLPHTHALATE. N- a4-74-2 1 500
DICHOLOR.2-BFIIUTENE, 1,4. 764414 0.0009
DICHLOROBENZENE, 1,2- 95-50-1 59
DICHLOROBENZENE. 1.3- 541-73-1 61
DICHLOROBENZENE, P- 106-46-/ 10
DICHLOROBENZIDINE, 3,3'- 91 -94-1 8.3
DICHLORODIFLUOROMETHANE (FREON 12) 75-71-A 100
DICHLOROETHANE, 1,'1. 75-34-3 0.65
DICHLOROÉTHANE, 1,2- 107-06-2 0.10
DICHLOROETHYLENE, l,l 75-354 0.19
DICHLOROETHYLENE CIS-1 2.* '156-59-2 '1.6
)ICHLOROETHYLËNE. TRANS-1.2. 156€0-5

)ICHLOROMETHANE (METHYLENE CHLORIDE) 75.o9-2 0.076
)ICHLOROPHENOL, 2,4. 120-83-2 1
DICHLOROPHENOXYACETIC ACID. 2.4- (2,4.O\ 94-75-7 18
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Table FP-1a
Clean F¡ll Concentration Limits for Organics
Clean Fill
PARAMETER CASRN Total Analvsis
mg/kg
DICHLOROPROPANE, 1,2- 7AA7-5 0.11
DICHLOROPROPENE, 1,3- 542-75ô o.12

DICHLOROPROPIONIC ACID IDALAPONI. 2,2- 75-99-O 5.30
DICHLORVOS 62-73-7 o.o12
DICYCLOPENTADIENE 77-73ô o.12
DIELDRIN 60-57-1 o.11
DIETHYL PHTHALATE 44€6-2 160
35367-38-5 52
DIFLUBENZIRON
DIMETHOATE 60-51 -5 0.28
'119-90¿ 16
DIMETHOXYBÊNZIDINE, 3,3-
DIMETHYLAMINOAZOBENZENE, P- 60-11-7 0.037
121â9-7
]IMETHYLANILINÊ, N,N- 4.1
]IMETHYLBENZIDINE. 3.3. 1 19-93-7 o.4

fIMETHYLPHENOL. 2.4- 105€7-9
)INITROBENZENE. '1.3- 99-65-0 0.049
)INITROPHENOL, 2,4- 5'1-28-5 o.2'l
)INITROTOLUENE, 2.4- 121-14-2 0.050
)INITROTOLUENE. 2, 6.- (2.6-DNT) 606-20-2 110
DINOSEB 88-85-7 0.290
DIOXANE, 1,4- 123-91-1 0.073
DIPHENAMID 957-51-7 12
DIPHENYLAMINE 122-394 12
DIPHENYLHYDRAZINE.'1.2. 12246-7 0.'15
DIQUAT 85-OO-7 o.24
DISULFOTON 294-O44 0.078
DIURON 330-54-1 0.86
ENDOSULFAN 115-29-7 30 00
ENDOSULFAN I (ALPHA) 959-98€ 110
ENDOSULFAN II (BETA) 3321 3€5-9 130
ENDOSULFAN SULFATE 1031-O/-C 70
ENDOTHALL 145-73-3 41
ENDRIN 72-20-A
EPICHLOROHYDRIN I 06-89€ 0.056
ETHEPHON 't6672-87-O 2.1
ETHION 563-12-2
ËTHOXYETHANOL 2- IÊGËËI 1 10-80-5 7.80
ETHYL ACETATE 't4't-78ß 220
ETHYL ACRYLATE 140-88-5 0.12
ETHYL BENZÊNÊ 100-41-4 46
ETHYL DIPROPYL THIOCARBAMATE. S. (EPTC) 759-944 b5
ÊTHYL ETHER 60-29-7 53
ETHYLMETHACRYLATE 97ß3-2 14
ETHYLENE GLYCOL 'to7-21-1 170
ETHYLENE THIOUREA (ETU) 9645-7 0.034
ETHYL P.NITROPHENYL PHENYLPHOSPHOROTHIOATE 21M44-s 0.12
FENAMIPHOS 22224-92ô 0.17
FENVALERATE (PYDRIN) 51630-58-1 94
FLUOMETURON (FLUORNETRON IN EPA FEB 96) 2164-17-2 2.5
FLUORANTHENE 206444 3200
FLUORENE 86-73-7 3000
FLI.JOROTROCHLOROMETHANE IFREON 11ì 75€94 a7
FONOFOS 944-22-9 2.9
FORMALDEHYDE 50-o0-0 12
FORMIC ACID 64-1 8€ 2'to
FOSETYL-AL 039148-24-A 9700
FURAN 1 10-00-9 o.42
FURFURAL 9E{1-1 1.4
GLYPHOSATE 1071-836 620
HEPTACHLOR 7644-A 068
HEPTACHLOR EPOXIDE 1024-57-3 1.1
HEXACHLOROBENZENE 118-74-1 0.9ô
HEXACHLOROBUTADIENE 8768-3 1.20
HEXACHLOROCYCLOPENTADIENE 77474 91
HEXACHLOROETHANE 0.560
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Table FP-la
Clean Fill Concêntration Limits for Organ¡cs
Clean Fill
PARAI\4ETER CASRN Totâl Analvs¡s
mo/ko
HEXANE 1 1 0-54-3 500
HEXYTHIAZOX ISAVEY) 78587-05-0 820
HYDRAZINE/HYDRAZINE SULFATT 302-01-2 0.000098
HYDROQUINONE 123-31-9
INDENOf 1.2.3-CDIPYRENE 193-39-5
PRODIONE 36/34-19-/ 430

SOBUTYL ALCOHOL /E€3-1 76
SOPHORONE 78-59-1 1.90
KEPONE 143-50{ (r 5b
MALATHION 121-75-5 34
VIALEIC HYDRAZIDE 47
VIANEB 12427-34-2 2
VIERPHOS OXIDE ta4a-a 6.6
METHACRYLONITRILE 126-94-7 o 031
METHAMIDOPHOS 10265-92Â 0.o22
METHANOL 67-56-1 58.00
METHOMYL 16t52-t t-5 3.20
METHOXYCHLOR 7243-5 630
METHOXYETHANOL. 2- 1 09-864 o.41
METHYL ACETATE 79-20-9 690
METHYL ACRYLATE 96-33-3 27
METHYL CHLORIDÊ /4{jt-3 0.038
METHYL ETHYL KETONE (2-BUTANONE) 78-93-3 54
METHYL ISOBUTYL KEÍONE '108-10-t 2.90
N/ETHYL METHACRYLATE 8062-6 26.O
METHYL METHANESIJLFONATE 66-27-3 0.083
METHYL PARATHION 298-00-0 o.42
METHYL STYRENE (MIXED ISOMERS) 25013-'154 120
N4ETHYL TERT-BUTYL ETHER (MTBE) 16U-O44 o.2a
N4ETHYLENE BrS(2-CHLOROAN rLrNE), 4,4'- 101-144 3.9
N/IETHYLNAPHTHALENE. 2- 91-57-6 2900
METHYLSWRENE. ALPHA 98€3-9 120
NAPHTHALENE- 9't-20-3 25
NAPHTHYLAMINE, 1 134-32-7 0.30
NAPHTHYLAMINE, 2. 91-59-E 0.01
NAPROPAMIDE 1 5299-99-/ 860
NITROANILINE, M- 99¡9-2 0.033
NITROANILINE, O- 88-744 0.038
NITROANILINE, P- 100-01€ 0.031
NITROBÊNZENE 98-95-3 o.79
NITROPHENOL. 2- 88-75-5 5.90
NITROPHENOL,4. 100-02-7 4.1
NITROPROPANE.2- 7946-9 0.000260
NITROSODIETHYLAMINE, N- 55-1 E-5 0.0000'18
NITROSODIMETHYLAMINE. N- 62-/5-9 0.000041
NITROSO-DI-N-BUTYLAMINE, N- 924-16-3 o 0033
NITROSODI-N-PROPYLAMINE, N- 621-64-7 0.00f3
NITROSODIPHÊNYLAMINE, N- 86-30-6 20.oo
NITROSO-N-ETHYLUREA, N. 759-73-9 0.000054
OCTYL PHTHALATE DI-N- 117-84-O 4400
OXAMYL (VYDAlE) 23135-22-O 2.60
PARATHION 56-38-2 130
't2674-11-2
PCB-1016 (AROCLOR) 15
PCB-'|221 (AROCLOR) 11'lO4-24-2 0.63
PCB-1232 (AROCLOR) 11141-16-5 0.50
PCB-1242 (AROCLOR) 53469-21 -9 16
PCB-1248 (AROCLOR) 126't2-29-6 9.90

PCB-1254 TAROCLOR) 1109/€9-',t 4.40
PCB-1260 (AROCLOR) 1 1096-82-5 30
PEBULATE 1114-7 1-2 300
PENTACHLOROBENZENE 608-93-5 '180
PENTACHLORONITROBENZFNE 8268-8 5.00

PENTACHLOROPHENOL 87€6-5 5.00
PHENACETIN 6244-2 12.OO
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Table FP-la
Clean Fill Concentration L¡mits for Organics
Clean Fill
mq/ko
PHENANTHRENE 85-01-8 '10000
PHENOL 108-95-2 66.00

PHENYLENEDIAMINE. I\¡- 10445-2 3.10
PHENYLPHENOL.2- 9043-7 490
PHORATE 294-O2-2 o.41
PHTHALIC ANHYDRIDE 65-44-9 2300
PICLORAM 1918-02-1 7.4
PRONAMIDE 23950-58-5 3.1
PROPANIL 709-98-8 9.2
PROPHAM 12242-9 17
PROPYLBENZENE, N. 'lo3€5-1 290
PROPYLENE OXIDE 0.049
PYRENE 129-00-O 2200
PYRIDINE 1 1 0-86-1 0.11
CUINOLINE 91-22-5 0 018
CUIZALOFOP IASSURE) 76578-14-8 47
RONNEL 299-84-3 2ao
S¡MAZINE 122-34-9 0.15
STRYCHNINE 5724-9 0.89
STYRENE 10042-5 24
TEBUTHIURON 34014-1E-1 83
TERBACIL 5902-51-2 2.2
TERBUFOS o.12
ÍETRACHLOROBENZENE. 1,2,4,5- 95-94-3 5.1
TETRACHLORODIBENZO.P-DIOXIN, 2.3.7,8- (TCDD) 1746-01Æ 0.0001 2
TETRACHLOROETHANE, 1,1.1,2- 630-206 18
TETRACHLOROETHANE, 1,1,2,2- 79-34-5 0.0093
TETRACHLOROETHYLENE (PCE) 12/-144 0.43
TETRACHLOROPHENOL, 2,3,4,6- 58-90-2 450.00
TETRAETHYL LEAD 7440-2 o 0046
TETRAETHYLDITHIOPYROPHOSPHATE 3689-24-5 0.73
THIOFANOX 39196-18-4 o.12
THIRAM 137-264 47
TOLUENE 1 08-88-3 44
TOLUIDINE, M- 10444-1 0.13
TOLUIDINE. O- 95-53-4 o.32
TOLUIDINE, P- 106-49{
TOXAPHENE EOOI -3b-2 1.20
TRIALLATE 2303]t7-5 240
TRIBROMOMETHANE (BROMOFORI\¡) 44
TRICHLORO-.I.2.2-TRIFLUOROETHANE 1 1 2. 76-13-'l 26000
TRICHLOROBENZENE. 1.2.4- 't20-82-1 27
TRICHLOROBENZENÊ. 1,3.5- 108-70-3 JI
TRICHLOROETHANE, 1,1,1 - 71-55-6 720

TRICHLOROETHANE. 1.1.2- 7940-5 0.15
TRICHLOROETHYLENE ITCE} 79Ð1-6 o.17
TRICHLOROPHENOL. 2.4.5- 95-95-4 2300
TRICHLOROPHENOL, 2,4.6. 88-06-2
TRTCHLOROPHENOXYACETTC ACrD. 2.4.5- (2.4.5-1\ 93-76-5 1.50
TRICHLOROPHENOXYPROP IONIC ACID. 2,4,5- (2.4.5.TPXSIL\i 93-72-1 22
ÏRICHLOROPROPANE,,I,1,2- 59E-77-6 3.1
TRICHLOROPROPANE,'I,2,3- 96-16-4 1.6
TRICHLOROPROPENE, 1,2,3- 96-19-5 11
TRIFLURALIN 1582-09-8 0.96

TRIMEHTYLBENZENE, 1 3 4- ITRIMETHYLBENZENE 1 2 4.ì 95€3-6 I
TRIMETHYLBENZENE.,l -3.5- 108€7€ 2.4
TRINITROTOLUENE. 2.4,6- 1 1 8-96-7 0.023
VINYL ACETATE 1 08-05-4 6.50
VINYLBROMIDE (BROMOMETHANE) 593€0-2 0.068
VINYL CHLORIDE 75.o14 0.03
WARFARIN a1-41-2 2.60
XYLENES (TOTAL) 1330-20-7 990
ZINEB 12122-67-7 29
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Table FP-lb
Clean Fill Concentration Limits For Metals and Inorganics
Unregulated Fill
PARAMETER
Total Analysis
mg/kg
ANTIMONY 27
ARSENIC' t2
BAzuUM AND COMPOT]NDS 8,200
BERYLLII]M 320
BORONAND COMPOUNDS 6.'7
CADMIUM 38
CHLORIDES na
CHROMIUM III 190,000
CHROMIUMVI 94
COBALT 8.1
COPPER 8,200
CYANIDE FREE 200
I,EAI) 4s0
MANGANESE 3 1,000
MERCURY 10
NICKEI, 650
NITRATENITROGEN na
NITRITENITROGEN na
SELENIUM 26
SILVER 84
SULFATE na
THALLITJM l4
TIN 240
VANADIUM 1,500
ZINC 12,000
' The limit of l2 mg/kg applies to all releases of arsenic. A limit of 20 mg/kg applies to
certain construction materials not subject to direct contact upon completion ofconstruction.
The limit of 20 mg/kg can only be used if a Department approved Best Management Practices
Plan for Earthwork and General Construction is followed by all parties involved in supplying
and using matedals on the construction project.
2500-FM-8WM0008 Rev.6/2017 COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
pennsylvania BUREAU OF WASTE MANAGEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION
FORM FP.OOI . CERTIFICATION OF CLEAN FILL

Prior to complet¡ng this form and sign¡ng th¡s certification, please rev¡ew the entire Management of Fill
policy (#258-2182-773), including the certification requirements. Please note that historic fill, as defined in
the Management of Fill policy, may meet the definition of clean fill if the material is limited to
uncontaminated soil, rock, stone, dredged material, used asphalt, and brick, block or concrete from
construction and demolition activities that is separate from other waste and recognizable as such.
Fill containing a concentration of total PCBs greater than 2 ppm may be subject to regulation under the Toxic
Substances Control Act (TSCA), 15 U.S.C. Section 2601 et seq., and 40 C.F.R. Part761, which is administered and
implemented by the USEPA. For all such material, contact the PCB Coordinator for EPA Region 3 by email at
R3 PCB Coor@epa.qov to determine the allowable PCB level for your site and situation prior to transporting the
material off the site of origin or accepting the material for use.
lnstructions: Sections 1 and 2 of this form must be completed by the person making the determination of clean fill
at the site of origin. Section 3 must be completed by the person using the material as clean fill. Both the person
determining clean fill and the user of the clean fill are responsible for maintaining copies of this completed form on
site for a period of five (5) years for Department inspection.
Section 1: Person Determining Clean Fill

Name (Print): Title: Date:
Company Name
Street Address: City: State: _ Zip Code:
Telephone Number: E-mailAddress:
Glean Fill Material originated on the following property:
Site Name:
Street Address: City: State: _ Zip Code:
Secúion 2: Site Characterization
Gheck the following that applies:
nA lF the site of origin for the fill material has undergone or is undergoing cleanup or remediation
pursuant to a local state or federal regulatory program that requires site characterization, provide the
following information along with a copy of the entire site characterization and laboratory analysis for
the materialto be used as clean fill.
Name of local, state, or federal agency:

ldentification number assigned to the project:
Name of the local, state, or federal contact person
Name of the Laboratory that conducted the analysis:
Laboratorv Accred itation N umber:
nB IF the material proposed to be used as clean fill has othen¡vise been subject to analytical testing or
other procedure identified in the definition of "environmental due diligence" contained in the
Management of Fill policy, provide or attach the following:
Copies of ALL lab analytical testing performed as part of environmental due diligence (see Management of
Fill policv, #258-21 82-7 7 31.
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Name of the Laboratory that conducted the analysis:

Laboratory Accreditation N um ber:
n C. lF the proposed material to be used as clean fill was subject to environmental due diligence
procedures as defined in the Management of Fill policy other than those listed in A and B, describe
those procedures.
l, the undersigned, certify under penalty of law (18 Pa. C.S.A. 54904) that the information provided in
Sections 1 and 2 of this form is true and correct to the best of my knowledge, information and belief.
Signature:
Secúíon 3: Person Receiving or Placing Clean Fill

Name and address of person completing this form:
Name (Print) Date

Mailing Address City: State: _ Zip Code:
Telephone Number: E-mailAddress
Fill material that has been determined to be clean fill will be placed on the following property solely for
property improvement or construction purposes:
Property Address: City: State: _ Zip Code

Current Owner of Property:
The quantity of clean fill to be placed on the property is:
n <9,000 cubic yards n ¡,OOO cubic yards to 20,000 cubic yards n >20,000 cubic yards
l, the undersigned, certify under penalty of law (18 Pa. C.S.A. 54904) that the information provided is true and
correct to the best of my knowledge, information and belief.
Signature
Prior to placement of the clean fill, the owner of the property rece¡v¡ng fill material shall
prov¡de a copy of this completed form and attachments to the DEP Regiona¡ Off¡ce serv¡ng
the county in which the receiving site is located. lf a property rece¡ves fill from multiple
sources, a separate Form FP-001 is required for each source.
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HEADQUARTERS / PHITADETPHIA REGION

APPALACHIAN REGIONAL OFFICE

Mr. Thomas R. Petrucci

RE: Comprehensive Monitoring Plan Summary

Dear Mr. Petrucci

o Stormwater - SBHRC NPDES;

No changes in monitoring parameters or frequency will be made without the approval of PA

Energy I Mining I SolidWaste I Manufacturing I Food & Beverage I Commercial | Government

cc: Jim Hecht, SBHRC (electronic copy)

Attachment A: Biosolids Monitoring Plan

Attachment C: Sediment Basin No. 2 Monitoring Plan

Attachment D: Groundwater Monitoring Plan

Attachment E: Backfill Sampling and Analysis Plan

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Table I - Biosolids Acceptance Criteria

Table 2 - Biosolids Acceptance Criteria

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Table 3 - Biosolids QA/QC

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Table 4 - Biosolids QA/QC

Percent Total Solids 7 1 / 15 minutes Monthly <90Yol

Table 5 - Biosolids Retention Compliance Verification

Table 6 - Biosolids Retention Compliance Verification

Biosolids Corrective Action Plan

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STORMWATER MONITORING AND CORRECTIVE ACTION PLAN

Outfalls 001, 002, 003, 004,007

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Table 1 - NPDES (Continued)

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Table I -NPDES (Continued)

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Table I - NPDES (Continued)

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Sediment Basin No.2 Water Ouality Monitorine Plan

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Benzene (þelL) Quarterly 0.5 5

cis- 1,2-Dichloroethene (pglI-) Quarterly 0.5 70

Vinyl chloride (pell-) Quarterly 0.5 2

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Groundwater Monitorins for Basin No.2

r Assessment and ent Plan

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Iron, Total (mg/L) Quarterly 0.02 Report

Benzene (þelL) Quarterly 0.5 5

cis- 1,2-Dichloroethene pg/l-)

Tetrachloroethene ($e/f) Ouarterly 0.s 5

Toluene (þc/L) Ouarterly 0.5 1,000

Vinyl chloride (pgll.) Ouarterly 0.5 2

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