ENB Region 7 Completed Applications 04/26/2006

Applicant proposes to improve a driveway (20' x 60') on Lot #29 on Krystyna Lane (aka Firelane #6) of Summer Haven subdivision by placing 5-8 cubic yards of driveway stone, filling some low areas of the yard with 3-6 yards of topsoil, constructing a small shed (20' x 10') on blocks, and a stone walkway.  Applicant also proposes to place rip rap in the Seneca River to protect the shoreline from erosion.

Applicant proposes to construct a single family home on Lot #25 on Krystyna Lane (aka Firelane #6) of Summer Haven subdivision.  100 feet of rip rap along the Seneca River and a considerable portion of the lot will be filled to 385NGVD.

Applicant proposes to place 100 feet of rip rap along the Seneca River and construct an 18 x 12 foot platform at the waters edge of Lot 28 on Krystna Lane (aka Firelane #6) of Summer Haven Subdivision.

  Suit-Kote Corporation (Polkville Crushed Stone) proposed a five-year expansion project in February 2004 to increase the capacity of the existing asphalt storage facility located at US Route 11, Polkville, NY 13101, Town of Cortlandville, Cortland County.

  The expansion, both completed and proposed, that is part of this proposal includes the construction of a new containment area, one (1) 6,000,000 gallon capacity asphalt storage tank, four (4) 211,000 gallon polymer modified asphalt storage tanks, two (2) 94,000 gallon polymer modified concentrate asphalt storage tanks, one (1) 20,000 gallon asphalt pre-heat tank, one (1) 25,000 gallon asphalt pre-heat tank, four (4) future 1,500,000 gallon asphalt storage tanks, one (1) hot oil heater, two (2) each 20,000 gallon fuel tanks with steel containment (@ 24,000 gallons capacity), one (1) 1,500 gallon wetting tank (for mixing SBS co-polymer with asphalt), various pumps, interconnecting plumbing, controls, one (1) control building, one (1) polymer storage building, and one (1) new loading rack.

  The processes consist of the blending of various grades of asphalt to make another grade of asphalt or to modify asphalt using SBS copolymer (CAS 9003-55-8).

  The Department has prepared draft permits pursuant to Article 17 (State Pollutant Discharge Elimination System) (SPDES) and Article 19 (Air Pollution Control) of the NYS Environmental Conservation Law and has made a tentative decision to approve applications for modifications to the SPDES and Air State Facility Permits.

  The purpose of the Air State Facility permit modification is to include additional asphalt storage tanks, polymer asphalt process tanks, truck loading rack, oil fired hot oil heater, and carbon adsorption vapor control units to the facility’s existing Air State Facility Permit.

  Suit -Kote Corporation's POLKVILLE CRUSHED STONE facility in Cortlandville will consist of (a) wet mining operation, including crushing and screening processes, (b) liquid asphalt bulk storage tanks and loading terminal, (c) Barber Greene hot mix asphalt concrete plant, (d) Cedar Rapids batch mix asphalt concrete plant, (e) ERI pug mill and screen, (f) steam boiler and oil fired hot oil heater for heating bulk asphalt storage tanks and railcars, (g) truck loading racks and (h) polymer modified asphalt production. Emissions from the hot mix and batch mix asphalt concrete plants are controlled by fabric filter (baghouse) collectors. Emissions from storage tanks, loading racks and polymer asphalt production are controlled by carbon adsorption units.

  This permit continues previously established facility-wide federally enforceable emission caps to keep the facility below the following major source thresholds: (a) 50 tpy Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC); (b) 25 tpy aggregate Hazardous Air Pollutants (HAP); (c) 10 tpy individual HAP; (d) 100 tpy carbon monoxide and (e) 100 tpy particulate matter (PM).  By continuing these "caps", the facility's potential to emit (PTE) remains below the applicability thresholds of the following regulations: 6 NYCRR Part 201-6 (Title V permitting),  6 NYCRR Part 212.10 (VOC RACT), and 40 CFR 52.21, Prevention of Significant Deterioration (PSD).

  In addition to the facility-wide caps, emissions from the Barber Greene and Cedar Rapids hot mix asphalt plants are regulated by 40 CFR 60, NSPS Subpart I and 6 NYCRR Part 212.  Emissions from the ERI pug mill and screen, loading racks, storage tanks, and polymer asphalt production are regulated by 6 NYCRR Part 212. Emissions from the steam boiler and oil fired hot oil heater are regulated by 40 CFR 60, NSPS Subpart Dc.

  The purpose of the SPDES permit modification would be to authorize the discharge of stormwater from the additional stormwater retention basins through an oil and water separator to the Tioghnioga River, a Class B waterbody.

The applicant has applied for a Part 360 (Solid & Hazardous Waste Management) Permit for the relocation of a previously DEC permitted facility from the Town of Salina to the Town of Clay, as a lubricant and motor oil collection, storage and distribution facility (non-hazardous used (waste) oil), with a design capacity of 27,000 g.p.d.  Location: NOCO Energy Corp, 4480 Steelway Blvd. South, Liverpool, NY 13090; Clay (T), Onondaga County.

The applicant proposes to renew the current mining permit and has applied for a modification for an additional 5.7 acres to add to the Life-of-Mine for this surface unconsolidated mine.  Location: Davis Pit, east of Otisco Valley Road (NYS Route 174) between the Hamlets of Amber and Marietta, south of Slate Hill Road, Town of Marcellus, NY.