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Home My WebLink About2009-04-16 - Agendas - Final Aldermen Ward 1 Position 1—Adella Gray Mayor Lioneld Jordan Ward 1 Position 2—Brenda Thiel Taye eel e Ward 2 Position 1 —Kyle Cook City Attorney Kit Williams Ward 2 Position 2—Matthee w Petty Ward 3 Position l—Robert K.Rhoads City Clerk Sondra Smith ARKANSAWard 3 Position 2—Robert Ferrell S Ward 4 Position 1 —Shirley Lucas Ward 4 Position 2—Sarah E.Lewis Final Agenda City of Fayetteville Arkansas Special City Council Meeting April 16, 2009 A meeting of the Fayetteville City Council will be held on April 16, 2009 at 5:30 PM in Room 219 of the City Administration Building located at 113 West Mountain Street, Fayetteville, Arkansas. Call to Order Roll Call Pledge of Allegiance A. New Business: 1. Double Eagle Superfund Site Small Party Settlement Agreement: A resolution approving the Double Eagle Superfund Site Small Party Settlement Agreement with the Union Pacific Railroad in the amount of$27,500.00; and approving a budget adjustment. PASSED AND SHALL BE RECORDED AS RESOLUTION NO. 82-09. 2. 2009 lee Storm Debris Clean-Up: A resolution to approve a contract with International Equipment Distributors, Inc. in the amount of$439,500.00 plus a $7,500.00 contingency for disposal of mulch from the ice storm clean-up and to approve a budget adjustment of $447,000.00. PASSED AND SHALL BE RECORDED AS RESOLUTION NO. 83-09. The following resolutions were added to the agenda: 3. Solid Resources, Inc. Change Order # 4: A resolution to approve Change Order# 4 to a contract with Solid Resources, Inc. to increase the amount by $43,056.00 and to approve a budget adjustment of$43,056.00. PASSED AND SHALL BE RECORDED AS RESOLUTION NO. 84-09. 113 West Mountain 72701 (479)521-7700 (479)575-8257(Fax) accessfayetteville.org 4. DRC Emergency Services, LLC Change Order # 4: A resolution approving Change Order No. 4 to the contract with DRC Emergency Services, LLC in the amount of $220,000.00 for additional debris removal associated with the January 2009 ice storm; and approving a budget adjustment in the amount of$220,000.00. PASSED AND SHALL BE RECORDED AS RESOLUTION NO. 85-09. Adjournment: Meeting adjourned at 6:00 p.m. NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF THE AUDIENCE All interested parties may appear and be heard before the City Council. If you wish to address the City Council on an agenda item please queue behind the podium when the Chair asks for public comment. Once the chair recognizes you, go to the podium and give your name and address. Address your comments to the Chair, who is the presiding officer. The Chair will direct your comments to the appropriate elected official, staff member or others for response. Please keep your comments brief, to the point and relevant to the agenda item being considered so that everyone has a chance to speak. Interpreters or TDD for hearing impaired are available for all City Council meetings, a 72 hour advance notice is required. For further information or to request an interpreter,please call 575-8330. As a courtesy please turn off all cell phones and pagers. A copy of the City Council agenda is available at accessfayetteville.org or in the office of the City Clerk, 113 West Mountain, Fayetteville,Arkansas. 113 West Mountain 72701 (479)521-7700 (479)575-8257(Fax) accessfayetteville.org Aldermen Ward 1 Position 1—Adella Gray Mayor Lioneld Jordan Ward 1 Position 2—Brenda Thiel Taye eel e Ward 2 Position 1 —Kyle Cook City Attorney Kit Williams Ward 2 Position 2—Matthee w Petty Ward 3 Position l—Robert K.Rhoads City Clerk Sondra Smith ARKANSAWard 3 Position 2—Robert Ferrell S Ward 4 Position 1 —Shirley Lucas Ward 4 Position 2—Sarah E.Lewis Final Agenda City of Fayetteville Arkansas Special City Council Meeting April 16, 2009 A meeting of the Fayetteville City Council will be held on April 16, 2009 at 5:30 PM in Room 219 of the City Administration Building located at 113 West Mountain Street, Fayetteville, Arkansas. Call to Order Roll Call Pledge of Allegiance A. New Business: 1. Double Eagle Superfund Site Small Party Settlement Agreement: A resolution approving the Double Eagle Superfund Site Small Party Settlement Agreement with the Union Pacific Railroad in the amount of$27,500.00; and approving a budget adjustment. 2. 2009 Ice Storm Debris Clean-Up: A resolution approving a contract with xxxxxxxxxxx in the amount of$xxxxxxxxxx for disposal, through a beneficial re-use method, of mulch resulting from storm debris clean-up; and approving a contingency in the amount of $xxxxxxxxx. Adjournment: 113 West Mountain 72701 (479)521-7700 (479)575-8257(Fax) accessfayetteville.org NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF THE AUDIENCE All interested parties may appear and be heard before the City Council. Ifyou wish to address the City Council on an agenda item please queue behind the podium when the Chair asks for public comment. Once the chair recognizes you, go to the podium and give your name and address. Address your comments to the Chair, who is the presiding officer. The Chair will direct your comments to the appropriate elected official, staff member or others for response. Please keep your comments brief, to the point and relevant to the agenda item being considered so that everyone has a chance to spear Interpreters or TDD for hearing impaired are available for all City Council meetings, a 72 hour advance notice is required. For further information or to request an interpreter,please call 575-8330. As a courtesy please turn off all cell phones and pagers. A copy of the City Council agenda is available at accessfayetteville.org or in the office of the City Clerk, 113 West Mountain, Fayetteville,Arkansas. 113 West Mountain 72701 (479)521-7700 (479)575-8257(Fax) accessfayetteville.org City of Fayetteville Staff Review Form A. I Double Eagle Superfund Site Small Party Settlement Agreement City Council Agenda Items Page I of 36 and Contracts, Leases or Agreements 4/16/2009 City Council Meeting Date Agenda Items Only Paul A. Becker Finance Director Finance and Internal Service Submitted By Division Department Action Required: Staff recommends approval to enter into an offer of settlement agreement with the Union Pacific Railroad regaKrding CERCtA"Superfund" Litigation for cleanup costs at Double Eagle Refinery and approve a related budget adjustment in the amoumt of$27,500. $27,500 $ 20,000.00 N/A Cost of this request Category/Project Budget Program Category/Project Name - 1010-6600-5311-09 $ 979.00 N/A Account Number Funds Used to Date Program/Project Category Name $ 19,021.00 General Fund Project Number Remaining Balance Fund Name Budgeted Item = Budget Adjustment Attached 0 --POJ a- 4 $•9p09 Previous Ordinance or Resolution# Department Director Date Original Contract Date: e I Qq Original Contract Number: City Attorne ate �-PC�Lj a . f y-9.)404 Fice and Internal Services Director Date Received in City 1ER Clerk's Office)6M % n�Q.+ 6/01 C06f o to D6 Received in Mayor's Office 0 M or Date 9 Comments: Revised January 15,2009 A. FAYETTEVILLE Doubt and Site Small Party the nt g Bement THECITYOF FAYETTEVILLE,ARKANSAS Pag 2o36 HIT WILLIAMS,CITY ATTORNEY DAVID WHITAKER,ASST.CITY ATTORNEY DEPARTMENTAL CORRESPONDENCE LEGAL DEPARTMENT To: Don Marr, Chief of Staff; Dennis Pratt, Fleet Operations From: David J. Whitaker, Fayetteville Assistant City Attorney Date: March 26, 2009 Subj: Potential CERCLA "Superfund" Litigation and Offer of Settlement from Union Pacific Railroad I have attached copies of the letter we received today from Fulbright & Jaworski, LLP, counsel for the Union Pacific Railroad, offering the City of Fayetteville the opportunity to settle a potential contribution suit for our portion of the cleanup costs at the Double Eagle Refinery Superfund Site in Oklahoma City. Please review it carefully. It appears from the documents in attached Exhibit B, that the City hired Waste Oil Service Company to remove and dispose of waste oil during a period between 1986-1988. Under the federal Superfund legislation, we are therefore responsible for a portion of the cleanup costs. Union Pacific's records indicate that we contributed 3,930 gallons of material containing hazardous substances to the site, and they are offering to release us from further liability for the cleanup if we choose to enter into the Settlement Agreement and pay the sum of $27,500.00. For this sum, UP also agrees to provide us with indemnity from all other claims that might be brought by other parties under this litigation. I have shared this information with City Attorney Kit Williams, and we agree that this would be a small price to pay to be released from further liability as well as saving the City the cost of hiring outside counsel who specializes in complex and protracted CERCLA litigation in another state. It is also very important that we investigate whatever records we may still possess, (we're guessing at Fleet) that may show other shipments of waste oil through Waste Oil Service Company, as the Agreement requires that we certify that we have conducted such an investigation. All of this must be accomplished in a very tight time-frame, as the deadline to accept the Settlement Offer is April 23, 2009, and City Council action would need to be taken much earlier than that to ensure a Check Request, etc. could be processed in time. Let me know if you have any questions. A. I Double Eagle Superfund Site Small 0*4 Party Settlement Agreement Page 3 of 36 syere;li le THE CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE,ARKANSAS To: Don Marr, Chief of StaffYIN From: Marsha Hertweck, Accounting Director Through: Paul Becker, Finance Director Date: April 2, 2009 Subject: Certification of gallons in the Offer of Settlement from Union Pacific Railroad In March 2009 the City received a letter from Fulbright & Jaworski, LLP, representing the Union Pacific Railroad, offering the City an opportunity to settle its liability relating to the Double Eagle Refinery Superfund Site in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. As part of the agreement to settle, the City is required to conduct an internal investigation to certify that the City transported less than 10,000 gallons of waste oil and/or any other hazardous substances to the site through the City's contract with Waste Oil Service Company. I contacted Gina Roberts, the City's Document Management Manger, to review the City's vendor files for the years 1986 through 1989 for payments to Waste Oil Service Company. Gina's investigation produced the same invoices that were included in the offer letter. Therefore, I am comfortable with agreeing with the 3,930 gallon amount that was used in the agreement document. 113 WEST MOUNTAIN 72701 479-575-9330 FAX 479-575-9257 A. I Double Eagle Superfund Site Small FLEET OPERATIONS g`eement 1525 S. Happy Hollow Road Fayetteville, AR 72701 AflKANSAS (479)444-3495 FAX(479)444-3425 i i 1 To: Don Marr, Chief of Staff David J. Whitaker, Fayetteville Assistant City Attorney The Fleet Management Division Upon receipt of the Super Fund clean up documentation started an internal fact finding investigation. The company that is listed in this litigation, Waste Oil Services Company, did pick up our Waste Oil in the late 80's and the signatures on the invoices were City of Fayetteville employees. The Fleet Management Division went back as far as possible in its records, 1994 and forward and found no invoices to that company on file. The new company picking up the waste oil is Used Oil Services Inc, EPA# AAR 000005405, located in Springdale Arkansas. If I can help with any further information please let me know. Dennis Pratt, Fleet Manager, City of Fayetteville A. I Double Eagle Superfund Site Small Party Settlement Agreement Page 5 of 36 RESOLUTION NO. A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE DOUBLE EAGLE SUPERFUND SITE SMALL PARTY SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT WITH THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD IN THE AMOUNT OF $27,500.00; AND APPROVING A BUDGET ADJUSTMENT. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE,ARKANSAS: Section 1. That the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas, hereby approves the Double Eagle Superfund Site Small Party Settlement Agreement with the Union Pacific Railroad in the amount of$27,500.00. A copy of the Agreement, marked Exhibit A, is attached hereto and made a part hereof. Section 2. That the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas, hereby approves a Budget Adjustment in the amount of$27,500.00. PASSED and APPROVED this 16`h day of April, 2009. APPROVED: ATTEST: By: By: LIONELD'JORDAN, Mayor SONDRA E. SMITH, City Clerk/Treasurer City of Fayetteville,Arkansas A. Budget Adjustment Form - Double Eagle Su erfund Site Small Budget Year Department: General Government Date Requested P` `t� �g "1ent 2009 Division: Miscellaneous 4/1/2009 Program: Miscellaneous Project or Item Added/Increased: Project or Item Deleted/Reduced: $27,500 is requested in the settlement account. $27,500 from the use of fund balance account. Justification of this Increase: Justification of this Decrease: To pay a settlement for the clean up due to a contract for Sufficient funding remains to comply with City policies. the hauling of motor oil and disposal from 1986 to 1988 from Fleet Operations. Increase Budget Account Name Account Number Amount Project Number Settlements 1010 6600 5311 09 27,500 Decrease Budget Account Name Account Number Amount Project Number Use of Fund Balance 1010 0001 4999 99 27,500 Approval Signatures C / Budget&Research Use Only � / Type: A B C �D� E -Budget Director Date Requested By - Department Director /� Date �P� G (�i.� 4 - 1-09 General Ledger Date Fin nee Director Date AVAknt- G 9 Posted to General Ledger tef Staff Date Initial Date / Posted to Project Accounting a or Initial Date A. I Double Eagle Superfund Site Small Party Settlement Agreement FULBRIGHT & JAWORSKI L. L. P. Page 7 o 36 A REGISTERED LIMITED LIABILITY PARTNERSHIP FULBRIGHT TOWER 1301 MCKINNEY. SUITE 5100 HOUSTON. TEXAS 77010-3095 WWW.FULBRIGHT.COM ATORRANT@FULBRIGHT.COM TELEPHONE: (713) 651-5.151 DIRECT DIAL: (713) 651-3527 FACSIMILE: (713) 651-5246 March 24, 2009 BY CERTIFIED MAIL- RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED Confidential Settlement Communication City of Fayetteville Attn: Legal Department 113 W. Mountain Fayetteville, AR 72701 Re: Double Eagle Refinery Superfund Site, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma—Small Party Settlement Offer Dear Sir or Madam: We are writing on behalf of our client, Union Pacific Railroad Company ("Union Pacific') in connection with claims that Union Pacific has against your company. Your company is receiving this letter because it has been identified as a potentially responsible party ("PRP") in connection with the Double Eagle Refinery Superfimd Site in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma ("Double Eagle Site" or "Site"). The purpose of this letter is to offer your company the opportunity to settle its liability relating to the Double Eagle Site through participation in a Small Party Settlement. Under federal law known as the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act ("CERCLA", also known as Superfund), the United States may bring an action against PRPs who have either transported (a "transporter") or arranged for (an "arranger") the transportation of hazardous substances to a Superfund site. Any PRP who has been sued by the United States may in turn pursue other PRPs through a contribution lawsuit. On August 22, 2006, the United States and the State of Oklahoma (the "Plaintiffs") filed a cost recovery action under Section 107 of CERCLA, 42 U.S.C. § 9607, and Title 27A O.S. §§ 1-2- 101, 1-3-101, and 2-3-101 against Union Pacific, in the United States District Court for the Western District of Oklahoma (C.A. No. 5`.06-CV-00887-C) ("Double Eagle Litigation"). The Plaintiffs allege that Union Pacific is liable under CERCLA § 107(a) as a former owner of the Double Eagle Site and as an arranger. Union Pacific has filed a counterclaim for contribution against the United States and the State of Oklahoma in the Double Eagle Litigation based on evidence that Plaintiffs sent 50163066.1 AUSTIN . BEIJING . DALLAS . DENVER . DUBAI . HONG KONG. HOUSTON . LONDON . LOS ANGELES . MINNEAPOLIS MUNICH . NEW YORK. RIYADH . SAN ANTONIO . ST. LOUIS .WASHINGTON DC A. I Double Eagle Superfund Site Small Party Settlement Agreement City of Fayetteville Confidential Settlement ComifffihIed6n March 24, 2009 Page 2 hazardous substances to the Double Eagle Site. In addition, Union Pacific has filed third-parry contribution actions in the Double Eagle Litigation against a number of PRPs who, like your company, sent hazardous substances to the Double Eagle Site. Discovery in the Double Eagle Litigation is ongoing, and trial has been set for January 2010. New parties may still be added to the lawsuit. The government has spent over $30 million in response costs addressing the soil and groundwater contamination found at this Site. We have evidence indicating that Waste Oil Service Company hauled waste oil and possibly other materials containing hazardous substances from your company to the Double Eagle Site. Because of this, your company also shares responsibility for the cleanup costs expended by the government. However, since we believe that.your company sent under 4,000 gallons of material to the Site, we are offering you the opportunity to settle your liability as a Small Party Generator without having to incur the cost of protracted litigation. Additional information concerning the Double Eagle Litigation can be found in the CD enclosed in this letter. A list of all documents contained on the CD is included as Exhibit A hereto. Site Background The Double Eagle Site is comprised of approximately 12 acres of land and is located at 1900 N.E. First Street, near the intersection of Martin Luther King and Reno Street in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. From approximately 1929 to 1988, Double Eagle Refining Company operated a waste oil re-refining facility on the Double Eagle Site. Waste oil was brought to the Double Eagle Site by independent haulers and Waste Oil Service Company, an affiliate of Double Eagle Refining Company. Waste Oil Service Company transported materials from hundreds of locations in Oklahoma and other nearby states to the Double Eagle Site for processing. Unfortunately, the re-refining operations conducted by Double Eagle Refining Company over several decades resulted in significant contamination to soils and groundwater at the Site. The United States Environmental Protection Agency ("EPA") added the Double Eagle Site to the National Priorities List of contaminated sites in 1989. EPA began a remedial investigation of the Double Eagle Site in 1990 and completed a Remedial Investigation/Feasibility Study ("RI/FS") for surface waters in 1992. In 1992, EPA issued a Record of Decision ("ROD") for the Double Eagle Site, which stated EPA's determination that the Site presented imminent and substantial endangerment to public health, welfare, or the environment. EPA completed an RI/FS for groundwater in 1993 and issued a second ROD in 1994. EPA and the Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality ("ODEQ") then conducted several remedial actions at the Double Eagle Site, completing the groundwater remediation in 1996 and the surface remediation in 1999. To date, EPA and ODEQ have incurred approximately $30 million in response costs, interest, and natural resource damages in connection with the Double Eagle Site. 50163066.1 A. I Double Eagle Superfund Site Small Party Settlement Agreement City of Fayetteville Confidential Settlement Comn%91&F tlt4n March 24, 2009 Page 3 Additional background information on the Double Eagle Site can be found in the CD enclosed in this letter. Your Status As A PRP As indicated above, you are receiving this letter because Union Pacific has information in its possession indicating that your company, or a predecessor to it, generated, arranged for disposal and/or treatment, or transported hazardous substances that were disposed of at the Double Eagle Site. Based on shipping documents in our possession, your company sent 3,930 gallons of materials containing hazardous substances to the Double Eagle Site. These documents are enclosed for your review in Exhibit B. The document will reflect the name and address of the location owned or operated by your company from which materials were transported to the Double Eagle Site. Witness depositions and other documents provided on the enclosed CD provide evidence that waste oil collected by Waste Oil Service Company was transported to the Double Eagle Site. Pursuant to CERCLA § 107, your company is liable for response costs, interest, and natural resource damages incurred in connection with the Double Eagle Site. If it is determined that Union Pacific is liable on the claims brought by the United States and the State of Oklahoma in the Double Eagle Litigation, your company is liable in contribution under Sections 113(f)(1) and 107(a) of CERCLA, federal common law, and state law to Union Pacific for a portion of any recovery obtained by plaintiffs against Union Pacific in that lawsuit. Small Party Settlement Offer Union Pacific is ready and willing to bring a contribution action against your company. However, in order to save litigation costs, Union Pacific is providing your company the opportunity to settle its liability relating to the Double Eagle Site through participation in a Small Party Settlement. By settling now, your company avoids and resolves: (a) all past and future costs of cleanup, including administrative and legal costs, (b) liability for the shares of bankrupt or defunct PRPs (for which you might bear partial responsibility in litigation), (c) the cost of defending a contribution action, and (d) your own further administrative and legal costs. The terms of the Small Party Settlement agreement will provide that your company make a lump sum payment of$27,500.00 to Union Pacific within thirty (30) days of execution of the final settlement agreement. In exchange, Union Pacific will release all cost recovery and contribution claims relating to the Double Eagle Site that Union Pacific may have against your client, and Union Pacific will agree and covenant not to sue you for any Covered Costs (as that term is defined in the attached agreement). Union Pacific will also provide your company with an indemnity to protect you from suit by other parties relating to this settlement (as provided in the attached settlement agreement). The Small Party Settlement Agreement is included as Exhibit C hereto. 50163066.1 A. I Double Eagle Superfund Site Small Party Settlement Agreement City of Fayetteville Confidential Settlement ComifimMatift March 24, 2009 Page 4 Union Pacific is offering this settlement on a tiered basis for the approximately 250 potentially responsible parties ("PRPs")that sent less than 4,000 gallons of hazardous substances to the Double Eagle Refinery Superfund Site. The settlement amounts offered range from $17,500.00 to $27,500.00 and are based on response costs incurred by the EPA and State of Oklahoma (as set forth in the underlying litigation) and Union Pacific's response costs incurred in identifying;researching, and pursuing PRPs--costs that would be recoverable under CERCLA if these PRPs are named in the lawsuit. Union Pacific has offered to settle your company's liability at the Site for a relatively small amount of money compared to the costs of litigating a Superfund matter. Our goal is to minimize costs for the parties who sent less than 4,000 gallons of waste to the Site by offering a fair cash-out settlement offer that avoids unnecessary litigation costs. Response Deadline To elect settlement,please send your executed signature page to me at the above address no later than April 23, 2009. If Union Pacific does not receive an affirmative response by that date, Union Pacific will prepare a third-party action against your company to be filed in the Double Eagle Litigation on or before May 29,2009 (our deadline to add parties to the lawsuit). We would be happy to answer any questions that you may have regarding this matter. Please feel free to contact me at (713) 651-3527. Ver ly yours, A ant Enclosures cc: Ms. Eva Fromm O'Brien (Finn) Ms. Rebecca Koch Skiba(Firm) (w/o enc.) 50163066.1 A. I Double Eagle Superfund Site Small Party Settlement Agreement Page 11 of 36 Exhibit A CD Index A. I Double Eagle Superfund Site Small Party Settlement Agreement Page 12 of 36 Double Eagle Litigation Background Documents (see enclosed CD for documents) fCarter iilP)G!�iiFv`„iyQs',"'i,ilFt�aDl,�a,R`�,�G.'t n' �G ?kt'�lIl��4t.;�G,'�e�ft.,1,4t��s. )s,SGt�•'s}%;K is, t st43,ts, }IMF, SSRI' fSiI 4t3Ii,�i,t � Ntu Correspondencer from Cameron 21-Apr-1975 Letter to Preston Carter of the City Details estimated quantities uantities%Eof iw�{E�at;s;Ntit� e`tfohriF l rran to Preston and County Health Department from processed at the Double Eagle Site and, 'i (1) Cameron Kerran, Double Eagle production of waste sludge on-site. Refining Company Correspondence Ltr from Cameron 9-Dec-1975 Letter to Preston Carter of the City Details estimated quantities of waste oil ICerran to Preston and County Health Department from processed at the Double Eagle Site, Carter (2) Cameron Kerran, Double Eagle production of waste sludge on-site, and Refining Company the relationship between the Hardage Site and the Double Eagle Site. Correspondence Ltr from James 12-Feb-1976 Letter to Dr. R. Leroy Carpenter of Requests a variance from the Oklahoma Charles to Dr. R. Environmental Health Services re: State Department of Health for waste oil Leroy Carpenter Waste Oil Facts from James Charles, sludge disposal. Double Eagle Refining Company Correspondence Double Eagle's 21-Nov-1989 Double Eagle Refining Company's Double Eagle Refining Company Response to EPA's Response to EPA's 104(e) Information provides information about the Double 104(e) Requests Request Eagle Site operations to EPA. Correspondence Cameron Kerran's 30-Nov-1989 Cameron Kerran's Response to EPA's Cameron Kerran provides information Response to EPA's 104(e) Information Request about the Double Eagle Site operations 104(e) Request to EPA. 50054534.2 - 1 - A. I Double Eagle Superfund Site Small Party Settlement Agreement Page 13 of 36 hil'ti it t it t t� 714q i �a Sl? fai MY" t r 4C .; E r ri i:, t t ys i l �'��s t : > c r i{i s 4 �, , t�E �,l�OLAE12 TT7 CL i DT DA E�' $ �E SI, ]FIC, 11C1 f„ _x !��,�' .:'t, . ` '-': tai�t'ti t�t,y �,tt .a+. r 's.! ;l`,,t'�{irs ..it 'i .'-. q' �". F t" .NIM Min k tib, {I!`��!}itE F� �[� �� +�'i�`'h�'"'I � s ma,yy`;ry a iiii! z' i# k �d ¢ ¢a y3'°di(wN3 i��7 i� f real S, ,nwla k; nl�kl2risq � La;k�. #:N 1dt,S..,;�E .h Sd&f5fi`G� kM�I7v��L�Mi; r, i Correspondence Waste Oil Service 2-Jan-1990 Waste Oil Service Company's Waste Oil Service Company provides Co.'s Response to Response to EPA's 104(e) Information information about its pickup and EPA's 104(e) Request transport of waste oil to the Double Request Eagle Site. Correspondence Double Eagle's 19-Apr-1990 Double Eagle Refining Company's Double Eagle Refining Company Response to EPA's Response to EPA's Second 104(e) provides additional information about 2nd 104(e) Information Request the Double Eagle Site operations to Request EPA. Correspondence Double Eagle's 18-Jan-1993 Double Eagle Refining Company's Double Eagle Refining Company Additional responses to the EPA's 104(e) provides additional information about Responses to Information Request the Double Eagle Site operations to EPA's 104(e) EPA. Request Correspondence Settee's Responses 21-Jan-2002 Settee, Inc.'s Response to EPA's The Kerran entities (Settco, Inc., Double to EPA's 104(e) 104(e) Information Request (adopted Eagle Refining Company, Cameron Request by Double Eagle Refining Company, Kerran, Waste Oil Service Company, Cameron Kerran, Waste Oil Service and Michael Kerran)jointly respond to Company, and Michael Kerran) questions posed by EPA relating to the Double Eagle Site. Depositions Depo of Cameron 26-Aug-1987 Hardage Deposition of Cameron Cameron Kerran provided testimony in Kerran (Hardage Kerran the litigation surrounding the Hardage Litigation 1) Criner Superfand Site(which was used y Double Eagle Refining Company for off-site disposal of its waste). 500545342 - 2 - A. I Double Eagle Superfund Site Small Party Settlement Agreement Page 14 of 36 fat j ... irdw + �r ;r ! tr ta$ 3kL, s!(7 t�°Io- i4r i� ida�u .# .. . t a a ii N illtF �h hi ipv i at �' i '. i + +a I " .. c ' tFt� 'psli +fit Grp i,➢� 2 sildu o-EEE 5 Io-o- t � gLp2' Et?Btp C t X11 Erk3 I fL4k TTTLB !' '011, .hE �4 SIGNICANC uFSI"�;r P'3 :,: ;c t ii ;,"! �I��i9r� r}-.a 3 , Ea cx a5 �ri.'�, iP1 E fi ii ii x ' F'aS``. 3 : _a I��.�k "i§ a �i,i A .}I#�' S#'"SkE a Iii:'I. �il�f Yt'i' vl,;`itf.'a ..�x 4'"s � fI Depositions Depo of Cameron 1-Sep-1988 Hardage Deposition of Cameron Cameron Kerran provided testimony in Kerran (Hardage Kerran the litigation surrounding the Hardage Litigation 2) Criner Superfund Site (which was used y Double Eagle Refining Company for off-site disposal of its wastes). Depositions Sworn Statements 5-Mar-1993 Sworn Statements of Cameron and Prior to the initiation of the current of Cameron and Michael Kerran litigation, Cameron and Michael Kerran Michael Kerran provided sworn testimony regarding Double Eagle Site operations to EPA. Depositions Depo of Cameron 27-Feb-2007 Deposition of Cameron Kerran Deposition taken during the current Kerran (Double (Double Eagle Litigation) litigation. Eagle Litigation 1) Depositions Depo of Michael 12-Sep-2007 Deposition of Michael Kerran Deposition taken during the current Kerran litigation. Depositions Depo of James 4-Oct-2007 Deposition of James "Jim" Charles Deposition taken during the current Charles litigation. Depositions Depo of Cameron 2-Nov-2007 Continuation of Deposition of Deposition taken during the current Kerran (Double Cameron Kerran litigation. Eagle Litigation 2) EPA Costs EPA cost summary 3 1-Aug-2006 Certified by Financial Management EPA's cost summary detailing interest of interest accrued Office Interest Cost Summary Double that has accrued on Double Eagle Site through June 2006 Eagle Refinery Oklahoma City, OK for response costs (through June of Site ID = 06 B1 Interest Accrued 2006). beginning 09/26/1989 through 06/30/2006 50054534.2 - 3 - A. I Double Eagle Superfund Site Small Party Settlement Agreement Page 15 of 36 . i t Ito i'4 s r iE i � irpl "Aq 'it ii a ijjjk s f''7 sit a .y'+ ii i2 y.tt �� ;� s �it �'�64 q�G :��is3t ��3 �h7s i 4i�i� c t i .i or u. i Sdfs : isi � �i��i �� ti; is i tt fi I i q9a 1;i 17'.j( ss rl}ia ( a i 1�1�� t �. L ° a +E .+ "fnxll � p a ii i « 1,1 +" r� f 1,� uia :u t° }- �ty ,1� `'.��'" !'T: �E wti� §s• ary(�F ,}�1(�n sus,,n iai I I�,�,z ta_ n' 6 $,i n . I . �,.1 ,..e7,..'i.`gt�a {i� EPA Costs EPA cost summary 30-Jun-2007 Double Eagle OIC Site 06-B1 EPA's cost summary detailing Double through June 2007 Summary of All Packages EPA Eagle Site response costs (does not ATSDR and Oklahoma Department of include interest) (through June of 2007). Environmental Quality (ODER) Inception through 06/30/2007 EPA Reports ROD for soil 28-Sep-1992 EPA Record of Decision, Double EPA issued this Record of Decision to operable unit Eagle Refinery Site Oklahoma City, address the soil operable unit at the Oklahoma Double Eagle Site. EPA Reports ROD for 19-Apr-1994 EPA Record of Decision, Double EPA issued this Record of Decision to groundwater Eagle Refinery Site Groundwater address the groundwater operable unit at operable unit Operable Unit Oklahoma City, the Double Eagle Site. Oklahoma EPA Reports First Five-Year 1-Jun-2002 First Combined Five - Year Review Summary report prepared by EPA to Report Report for the Double Eagle and detail Double Eagle Site response Fourth Street Refinery Sites actions and status. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma EPA Reports Second Five-Year 2-Apr-2007 Second Combined Five-Year Review Summary report prepared by EPA to Report Report for the Double Eagle and detail Double Eagle Site response Fourth Street Refinery Sites, actions and status. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Pleadings Active Complaint 29-Oct-2007 Union Pacific Railroad Company's The active third-party complaint in the Fourth Amended Third Party Double Eagle Litigation. Complaint 50054534.2 - 4 - A. I Double Eagle Superfund Site Small Party Settlement Agreement Page 16 of 36 V LI i,� w 'PMORIP11.M_ riS ......... ml .1,4 ," I NO INIMIM NMIUM W HIMM Hui J1 MR`%IMMIM Ri'MOVIfi I 1 11 ;�;n INM`%, rM M 010 Pleadings Original 29-Oct-2007 Complaint (Exhibit I to Union The original complaint filed by the Complaint Pacific's Fourth Amended Third Party United States and the State of Oklahoma Complaint) against Union Pacific. Pleadings Active Response 2-Feb-2008 Union Pacific Railroad Company's Union Pacific's active responsive of Union Pacific Second Amended Answer and pleading to the United States and State Counterclaim of Oklahoma's claims. Pleadings Active Scheduling 5-Jan-2009 Scheduling Order The active scheduling order setting forth Order deadlines in the litigation. Settlements Administrative 1-Aug-2001 Administrative Order on Consent Provides background information about Order on Consent the site and parties which have previously settled with the Environmental Protection Agency. 50054534,2 - 5 - A. Double Eagle Superfund Site Small Party Settlement Agreement Page 17 of 36 Exhibit B Waste Oil Service Company Invoices A. Double Eagle Superfund Site Small Party Settlement Agreement Page 18 of 36 Y X When Applies ORIGINAL INVOICE Date Picked Up New o— 3 _ Change WASTE OIL- SERVICE CO. Invoice Number Other 301 N.RHODE ISLAND P.O-BOX 11257 2426 OKLAHOMA CIN.OKLAHOMA 73136 (AC 405)232-4825/TWX 910-831-3120 - - Mailing Information: Pi6kup Information: c� /Sy � Yh7�� Phone M:AC�- S� 1- / 7y 6 Phone N:AC Account No. Customer P.O.N cash Ter"Charge Driver R Route 9 Stateh ) GaG6 5-50 Oq Gallons Invenlery Unit Received nem No. Description PR. Amount 005 - 053 00 00 GAL. - WASTE OIL -PICK UP SERVICE &Ql COMMENTS: Paid Check 9 Amount$ Sub-Total Tax TOTAL Paid Cash•Amount$ / J Drivers Signature ,. Customer Signature . Wy coNomoxsorsALE TERMS:ALLCHARGE INVOICESA ET UPON t inaceneremrecupsgnts elgnatwelluNrssance praviaeaeywasle ONservice comparryul«tnecouecllond RECEIPT OF STATEMENT- recyclabte ared automoliye crankcase maw ads.hansmiss m au.aM/ar t teauGc oik.The Geovaar ludhn ..errenls m Wa51e 01 service Company that here bar nave me been blendae"It rmemical ruhnaaces that am A FINANCE CHARGE of l Y,%WILL BE CHA ED eons lffedm.lc am/orhanmeva byany auk Cay.Elaa.al Idem,acenq. ON ALL PAST DUE BALANCES.THIS REPRESENTS 2.The G.mmaoracktaxogaslh.,.W.tmv a does rauahase me Genwalor3 respansl,ildy uMer RC(U. AN ANNUAL RATE OF 18%. OFFICE COPY A. - - Double Eagle Superfund Site Small Party Settlement Agreement . I '• WIsJWLJteJlS O�lJ�b7j re age Must Be Marke�ge off' — CITY.bF FAYETTEVILLE,ARKANSAS. Shown Here ® _ tteville,Arkansas NO.B-11675 IP !' VENDOR NO.' 6�7�- JAa;Oti,.j T :LE- riA'1 r.Tf. ::•.t : DATE ACCOUNT NUMBER F.O.B. I WASTE OIL SERVICE CO' l , 7" -A 1901-. F="- , 301 -N R#-IOJE ISLiO40 DELIVERY PO BOX 1121$7 DATE NEEDED VIA OKLAFONA CTTY, LM. '73136 �----� No Supplier in Arkansas i r Confirmation-Do Not Duplicate 11 Checked ❑ I TERMS AND CONDITIONS 1. Send itemized Invoice In duplicate _WdST�lI.L—_.HECht L to. Accounts Payable _ City of Fayetteville tXvXP.O.Drawer F . Fayetteville,AR 72702-1754 Show P.O.Number on Invoice. Mark all packages as shown In ri r, gIs above.All orders must he - - - - --�— ac mprinted by a packing slip. --_-_ ICt_I31 __SCiEL_F1a1-fFILIF_h�3I1�7[LIt [iL'f=_ Q Our, illy shipped, date shipped _ . " -- ---- and :O.number. 3. No ubstltutlons without prior ap- p al 4. iscounts effective to 10th of(of- lowing month. 5. Orders must be shipped in full un- less otherwise notified. 6. FOB Fayetteville unless otherwise ---- - - ---: --- agreed upon.No extra for packing and delivery will be allowed. — ---- --- — 7. NO C.O.D. ORDERS -- --------— -- ----- S. Pre-pay freight and add to Invoice. _ Ship to 113 W.Mountain St.,Rear ----- - ---- ---"'— ---- 1 Entrance, unless otherwise spec- ' teed --- ADDITIONAL INSTRUCTIONS _ r —� ... .- CACI ��Q• TERMS AND CONDITIONS NOT OTHERWISE SPECIFIED y ACCTS.PAYABLE.,.MAIL WITH REMITTANCEl�7�Z4'L._-- PURCHASING AGENT -. A. -- - -- - - - Double Eagle Superfund Site Small Party Settlement Agreement Page 20 of 36 ORIGINAL INVOICE Date Picked Up Chau., WASTE OIL SERVICE CO. Invoice Number 301 N RHODE Other OKLAHOMA CITY. O 57 C TY.OKLAHOMA31364573 (AC405)232-4825. TW%910-831-3120 Mailing Information: r Pickup Information: Phone 9:AC >> I - �� - �� 'J Phone it:AC 'Account No. Customer P.O S Cash Terms Charge Driver= Route a State= Gallons Inventory - - Unit aacerved Item No Description pride Amount 005 - 053 00 00 GAL. - WASTE OIL- PICK UP SERVICE SuD-Total Tax TOTAL COMMENTS: Paid Check a Amount$ Paid Cash-Amount$ T y Drivers Signature - Customer Signature 4 alJ commnoee OF S." E TERMS:ALL CHARGE INVOICES ARE NET UPON L The Generator accepts by his signature me the service provted bywaste Oa Service eompany.eior In.conscrmnat RECEIPT OF STATEMENT. recyclable uses amomoeve crankcase motor oils.bansmrsson ons.ana!ara,dow.c ons.The Generamr hvem A FINANCE CHARGE of.1'/,%WILL BE CHARGED nems to Waste ed Service Company that mese ons have not been mended with chemical substances mat are countered toxic and/or nebaroeus my any local.city.state.or teaeral agency. ON ALL PAST DUE BALANCES THIS REPRESENTS 2.The Generator acknow4dges that Its invoice aces not release me Generator s responsibility under SCRs. AN ANNUAL RATE OF 18%. - OFFICE COPY S A. Double Eagle Superfund Site Small Party Settlement Agreement Page 21 of 36 �... r X When Applies ORIGINAL INVOICE - Date Picked Up New Cha WASTE OIL SERVICE CO. Invoice Number Other 301 N.RHODE ISLAND P.O.BOX 11257 6451 OKLAHOMA CITY.OKLAHOMA 73136 (AC 4051232-4825 /TWX 910-&31-3120 Mailing Information: - Pickup Information: sz 0n Phone p:AC - 1 ` 1772U Phone H:AC - Account No. Customer P.O.aCasty Charge Terms Driver p Route a Staten CL 5so D y Gallons Inventory Description unit flecelved Ile.No. C (J 005 - 053 00 00 GAL. - WASTE OIL - PICK UP SERVICE y— COMMENTS: Paid Check It Amount$ Sub-Total Tax TOTAL :. Paid Cash-Amount$ r y" Drivers Signature n Customer Signatur co.omo sof sue TERMS:ALL CHARGE INVOICES ARE NET UPON . 1.The Gemmow accents by his signaaretnauhe sense prowded hywaste on service compaoyo forme cmacuon m RECEIPT OF STATEMENT. reasonable used aoomoave crankcase moor oa,varkamssion ons,andfw hyerauec its.The Ge.aer lunher q FINANCE CHARGE of 7'h%WILL BE CHARGED - "manta to Wane Oil Serve Company that these wit have hm palm Manatee In cnemv:al substh s mat are oradered toxic angler haamous by ady local eny.store.m tedersmgenoy. ON ALL PAST DUE BALANCES.THIS REPRESENTS Z TM Generator acknowadges mal this mvoce aces no release the Genemor's respomvhmly under RCRA. AN ANNUAL RATE OF 18%. OFFICE COPY ` A. Double Eagle Superfund Site Small Party Settlement Agreement - Page 22 of 36 X When Applies ORIGINAL INVOICE Date Picked Up New AI Q Change — WASTE OIL SERVICE CO. Invoice Number 301 N.RHODE ISLAND P.O.BOX t 1257 (�fl`) Other OKLAHOMA CITY,OKLAHOMA 73136 0 M 3 (AC 405)232-4825/TWX 910831-3120 Mailing Information: Pickup Information: Q '/ j�V)LCE 17.123 j Phone#:AC�= _ a L '9 7 S I Phone#:AC - rorme DrKw Route x Statex Account No. Customer P.O.* Ce•h CRIu" s� Sso Invent Unit Amount Galkma cry Description Price Received Item No. '7 Q 005 - 053 00 00 GAL. - WASTE OIL PICK UP SERVICE J Sub-Total Tae TOTAL COMMENTS: Paid Check x Amount$ Paid Cash-Amount$ Ddvers$ianeNre Customer SIg aNre CoaatrnoN$a$AtE TERMS:ALL CHARGE INVOICES ARE NET UPON a.lne c•untw•cceWa Mme aoeaturem.tm•a• woieedMwasmotlsonica comp•nvi•tvme mpocwnor RECEIPT OF STATEMENT. raryclaNa uaed emomwi.a cmnrc•m motor oaa,tmrumeaion 6h.I Mrtramic a..TI GImmwr A FINANCE CHARGE of 1'k%WILL BE CHARGED ,n.nroW W..al sante caownv aal mna w•rere not ea•n eieodoe MM m•t are ON ALL PAST DUE BALANCES.THIS REPRESENTS .II`ftr•d toalC en Nor naz•Noua M"lout.city.ewe.a ledaal eeanry. z me care alor tcWEwbdpn mat mt:rvac•aom mn.ob•a•the c•a•rotora r•aom•uiM umm MaP AN ANNUAL RATE OF 18%. 1 OFFICE COPY A. Double Eagle Superfund Site Small Party Settlement Agreement Page 23 of 36 X When Applies ORIGINAL INVOICE Date Picked Up New / - ) 2 .. F0 Change WASTE O 1 L SERVICE C O. Invoice Number _ Other 301 N.RHODE ISLAND P.O.BOX 11257 7313932 -AWEAHOMA CITY.OKLAHOMA 136 (AC 405)232-4625/TWX 910-631-3120 Mailing Information: - Pickup Information: - c))YY/,/ ,�L-Ti�vicc� 04 )5 6a i r-- v1f '73 701 I ' Phone*:AC 5- 6 _- 511)- �i 00 Phone*:AC - Acmutd No. Customer P.o.x Caen Terme Gr+ Driver x Route x Statex j - 5/V9 1 'A 0 y Gallons a.antory DeegrlPtbn Pr ro Amamt Received sem Ng. Q 005 - 053 00 00 GAL. - WASTE OIL - PICK UP SERVICE f IF TAE NARFR CISTIMFR OF WASTE ell 1174WSE COMPANY. 1 111 Elf-411TI16117f CBM?AMY OF TM IIAMTITY OF WAtTr Ill IESCRIBEB ABBYF ANS RFPRFSFNT T111 At HE 111411 Ili So xjKnTT— WAS TIE PIIPE if OF TIE MAAE1 LIST010L C/ST/NEA IAITIAt Tax TOTAL COMMENTS: PaidChm*x Arraunt f Sub-Total Pald Cash-AtnatAMS l DdN Signature twe CONDIn0t6 OF suF - TERMS:ALL CHARGE INVOICES ARE NET UPON t:re,c,reaw.co.gsevnwsq..e..a.ta..eMce«waeaevw�easwc.c«m.ndr«s» .sw.a RECEIPT OF STATEMENT. r.cvcbde w.a„n«nor,.«.,vim..,mt«ay vumm�.wa oca.w«M�aw The Gen« nnw A FINANCE CHARGE of 114% WILL RE CHARGED wr..m ro wst.ai s.m<.cmw..v tat aw.w.r...oct a..e m«am wm w e.e..nee m.t.n ON ALL PAST DUE BALANCES.THIS REPRESENTS can.ieorea Mak uq/«rerereaw M..Y I.N.d�V..nn,«teestl.a.r¢Y. z rre Generet«ecxroxbdeae met nx.Unice d.ee as releew a»G.nent.re raepmealey mb.r RCPA. AN APlIIULL RATE OF 18%. i 11 OFFICE COPY A. Double Eagle'Superfund Site Small Party Settlement Agreement Page 24 of 36 _ X When Applies ORIGINAL INVOICE 2 Date Picked Up New ✓ U Change _ WASTE OIL SERVICE CO. Invoice Number 301 N.RHODE ISLAND P.D.BOX 11257 16443 Other _. OKLAHOMA CITY,OKLAHOMA 73136 IAC 405)232-4825/TWX 910-831-3120 Mailing Information: Pickup Information: lei f£��c n �3 Evic , 7JL7a I Phone*:AC I _ SQ J- '7 7O Q) Phone S:AC - Aa nt No. Cwtomef PO.* T. Drwefx Rautex Statex c..n ch.fm SS o D GWi Imenlary DOWIPtIon Pdca Amount _ R�yd nem No. - WASTE 005 - 053 00 00 GAL. - WASTE OIL - PICK UP SERVICE LJ Az. A P:E^P,ESEI'TAT.I I ERQ11 Al" ".",ZE THE RWYAL BY WASTE REEEiEJ THAT AT TiiE 11ME BE FEFIueYAI THE WASTE H L iu - WAS HE REHM Of HE KAMff-"TMTr--- Sub T,tal Tex TOTAL COMMENTS: PWdchKkx Ammrks _ PeldCeeh-Amounts Ddvefe soawre Customer Slpneture G G— CONortaNs t>F SME TE MS:ALL CHARGE INVOICES ARE NET UPON t ma G«,«et«ere.omrn•N..aNM<ylybb".I-'*«°"°'°q•weNaais«ame c«,yenykmrne mxxaanal RECEIPT OF STATEMENT. reccepb uvea wli«,onve n«xceee mot«o»,venaniebn olb,ena/«ba«,ac dx.Tne Genenw w,err A FINANCE CHARGE of 1'h% WILL BE CHARGED ..rr.rte m wmte al se,.xe c«epam IM�..Des neve^a Daae eienaea MM memwl°"e°f°"'' nW e'° ON ALL PAST DUE BALANCES.THIS REPRESENTS i m,waxeaan IwmooueMmroca.dh..m,a«feaerN eoem. i>t„Ge„e,ei«1.a1«vwew..y,.,m.;.,a;ce aoe.na re��.ee+ne aee.,emre.e.omedwr una..ncw,. AN ANNUAL RATE OF IB%. 11 OFFICE COPY A. - - Double Eagle Superfund Site Small Party Settlement Agreement - Page 25 of 36 X When Applies ORIGINAL INVOICE Date Picked Up New Change WASTE OIL SERVICE CO. InvoiceNumber 301 N.RHODE ISLAND P.O.BOX 11257 18 619 Other OKLAHOMA CITY,OKLAHOMA 73136 IAC 4051232-48251 TWX 910831-3120 Mailing Information: Pickup Information: C-) r/ ,�Ey rTSvleLc, Phone :AC �d l - � 7 7O �) Phan A:AC - Account No. Customer P.O. cW Temr Cti" DW,* Route* State* 2151`M I y cc OLI Galion m ww" tion � Amount ReoeNee Ran Na. Q Q 005 - 053 00 00 GAL. - WASTE OIL - PICK UP SERVICE 1810 AS A REPRESENT e,,,-- SRNPANY, 1 NEREIY AITNIRIZE ThE F,EMri•',; IA '+'F"E C EE I Eu �jE lift ,;. . ., REPRESENT THAT AT TIE TIME OF RENIYAI AHE 8';'E U SuaTotel Tax TOTAL COMMENTS: Paid Check i Anputtf PeMGMh-Amount$ D Dm+ Slputum Customer Syahne CONDITIONS OF SALE 4. TERMS:ALL CHARGE INVOICES ARE NET UPON t.Tiro.rnla.oceM.Mna.gnwxaertare«.,o.«wa.eww.woeswio.c«roenrwm.00a.�m,a RECEIPT OF STATEMENT. - ncycuEte uses rxom°a."onWiaee moi«04,eurmYMon oft"'°'«kv a Na.nw fiannab axear A FINANCE CHARGE of 11476 WILL BE CHARGED �exe b Weate Oa Sa.Mce CarorM tlW arw eb la»nom awn eletlre MN C1lenial W Wrw Crl N ' ooriMOnM wbariar«tva'dwa b/ay tong atr.HHe,ah6wat aarxY. ON ALL PAST DIE BALANCES.THIS REPRESENTS 2Tns CYnnt«More40as TetttiMob.Bose n«nwae nr oaw.mh nep«rwMrdv RCM. ANAMUALRATEOF1896. �I OFFICE COPY - A. Double Eagle Superfund Site Small Party Settlement Agreement ORIGINAL INVOICE ag® � ed Up X When Applies _ 3 New — WASTE' OIL SERVICE CO. Invoice Number Change _ �1 O 301 N.RHODE ISLAND P.O.BOX 11257 G Other -- OKLAHOMA CITY.OKLAHOMA 73136 (Ac 4051232.4625/TWX 8106313120 Mailing Information: Pickup Information: o / Phone*:AC 7 v i) Phone#:AC - Tanm p�4! Routes State unt No. n AccoCwtomer P.O.i Ceyr Ohre" / [ Iik1 Amount oelkxW „ De.«iwwn Pike R a 005 - 053 00 00 GAL. - WASTE OIL - PICK UP SERVICE V b� c a .cE-gE"�ytATtyr � �vt 'at . - i 9217E TRE RINYAL'RT'TYASTE OIL ERVIR ",ANY {{ THE QUANTITY 9F WASTE QIL QESCRIREO ABOVE RI Ali SA BUM j"If RAI Af Tit 11111T BE H jIff IN MOEN t IONEI. CCSTRYER INITIAL SubTOW Tax TOTAL COMMENTS Paid Checks Arwutt$ PaldCaeh-Amcuntll oMen SON'ture Customer Slpreh•• —Yv1 COwmcm OF urs TERMS:ALL CHARGE INVOICES ARE NET UPON t.meow.owl.cuoub�+lw�. a.tn..awo.ww,a.etnw.ma9wk.carw.nhparmrclwia RECEIPT OF STATEMENT. ,.cycuw ora rxamorhe eariceseaara as tr.lnisios oft rtl/a teb.xk or.n.oenwekr k.arr A FMNCE CHARGE of I%%WILL BE CHARGED wr.nb a W. on 8.w»carom ser ansa eb twe m!sash ewras4 wn a.n+o..eMr..s 1M en ON ALL PAST DUE BALANCES.THIS REPRESENTS amMJwM Imka 0b IcWan M/M bc+lCM.sY1e:erIWwe1.YMnY. zm.a.�w.ta.�uranwo.wlnrIW ANNUAL RATE OF 167E OFFICE COPY C:- l: ' � a