DSHW-2018-005170 - 0901a0688083e863

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SITE VISIT REPORT
INSPECTION REPORT FOR: Jensen Property / JVWCD / State Painting
DATE OF INSPECTION:
FACILITY ADDRESS:
FACILITY COUNTY:
FACILITY CONTACT:
EPA ID #: None
CURRENT NOTIFICATION: Not Applicable
TYPE OF INSPECTION: Sampling
PARTICIPANTS: Ed Costomiris (DWMRC)
TIME IN/TIME OUT I23O I I3OO
REPORT PREPARED BY: Ed Costomiris
WEATHER CONDITIONS: Mostly Cloudy, winds @ l5mph from N, 54 'F
APPLICABLE REQUIREMENTS: Applicable portions of R315 of the Utah Admin.
Code
The Division of Waste Management
and Radiation Control
May 29,2018
6594 Parkway Blvd.
West Valley City, UT
Salt Lake
Carrie Jensen
801-599-9381
SITE VISIT NARRATIVE
The purpose of the May 29,2018 site visit was to document the progress made the previous
week by EPA contractor Environmental Restorations (ER). At the time of the site visit there was
no activity occurring on the property. After notifying Mrs. Jensen I was there and receiving
permission to walk and document the progress made on the property, I walked the property
unaccompanied.
During the previous week, ER had organized all of the small containers with similar wastes i.e.
ignitable with ignitable, oxidizers with oxidizers etc. Previously, all wastes, including
incompatibles, were stored with each other. The containers of waste that are hazardous will be
drummed and shipped to a permitted hazardous waste facility for treatment (if necessary) and
disposal.
For the remainder of the week, ER was going to drum and label the small containers preparing
them for shipment. The drums are expected to be shipped as soon as approval is received from
the treatment and disposal facility.
The photos attached below document the progress made at the Jensen property.
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Photo No.Description
1 (upper)The photo shows the blast grit (green) on the ground near the main road, Parkway
Boulevard. in West Valley City, UT.
2 (lower)This photo is taken from the south end of the property looking north. The spent blast
media (green) is visible on the surface up to the access gate to the back portion of the
DroDefty.
Photo No.Description
3 (upper)The photo shows the red tank-like storage shed. Previously, the shed had been full of small
containers. See previous inspection reports.
4 (lower)This photo shows the contents of the red tank-like storage shed on May 29,2018.
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Photo No.Description
5 (upper)The photo shows used tires and 55-gallon metal containers along the west fence line of the
propertv. The orange drums are overpack drums.
6 (lower)The photo shows the metal 55-gallon containers and used tires. The orange drums are for
overpacking purposes
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Photo No.Description
7 (upper)The photo shows a canvas covered Quonset hut. Material was segregated according to type
inside of the hut.
8 (lower)The photo shows two pallets with propane tanks on them. The tanks will be rernol'ed from
the property.
Photo No.Description
9 (upper)The ohoto show the waste sesresated prior to beine place in 55-eallon drums,
l0 (lower)The nhoto shows another view of the containers in the Quonset hut.
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Photo No.Description
1 I (upper)The photo shows the south side of the Quonset hut. The 55-gallon drums are new and will
be used to containerize the smaller containers in the hut.
l2 (lower)This photo is another view of the new 55-gallon drums.
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l3 The photo shows the orange Overpack containers, which are currently empty. The
overpacks will be used to transport the drummed waste along the west fenceline of the
DroDertv. The Oouirrh Mountains are in the distance.