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E©EIWE D OCT 1 9 ?I,I,15 SUBJECT: Go-Mart, Inc west virginia department of environmental protection Environmental Enforcement Earl Ray Tomblin, Govemor 601 57th Street, SE Randy C. Huffman, Cabinet Secretary Charleston, WV 25304 www.day.wv.gov Telephone: (304) 926-0470 Fax: (304) 926-0488 October 19, 2015 CERTIFICATION E©EIWE D OCT 1 9 ?i,I,15 SUBJECT: Go-Mart, Inc. ENVmONMEN"L QuALrrY BOARD AIFI QuALITY BOARD APPEAL: #1 5-28-EQB I, Jeremy W. Bandy, Chief Inspector of Environmental Enforcement, Department of Environmental Protection, on behalf of the Director of the Division of Water and Waste Management, in compliance with WV Code, Chapter 22 B-1-7 (e) as amended, do hereby certify that the enclosed is a true and accurate reproduction ofthe proceedings out of which the appeal arises, including documents in the Director,s flle relating tO the matter in question. Due to reproduction problems, maps, photographs, videos, etc. may have been omitted. cc: Scott G. Mandirola, Director, DWWM (via email) Joe Sizemore, Asst. ChiefInspector, EE - HW^JST-AST (via email) Ruth Porter, ERPM1, EE - HWAIST-AST (via emai1) Office OfLegal Services Promoting a healthy environment. Gom^art 15-28-FOB Ref.Id Owner FacilityName County TankLabel OwnerID Status Res.Date OutofService CBI Year Level capacity ZCC SWPA ZPC loll 2014roO15426 GOMART, lNC. Go-MartAmandaville BulkRiverTerminal Kanawha O20rdOOO2266 8 C 10A7AO14 re94 1 10,COO Yes 2014roO15426 GO MART, lNC. Go-MartAmandaville'`BulkRiverTerminal Kanawha O20rdOOO2267 9 C 10A7/2014 2001 1 10,000 Yes i. - Electronic Submission System Printing pplicant: GO MART, INC.. Type: AST New Reference ID: Go-Marl Amandavil]e Bulk Registration #1 Terminal (09/08/2014) permit lD: 2014. Status: ERIS - Closed - Issued 0015426Printed: Oct. 14, 20151:57PM Section I: OwnershiI) 'ovi/hershjp ofTank(s) Tank Owner Name: Go-Marfl lnc. Email Address: Mailing Address: 915 RIVERSIDE DR City: GA:SSAIINAIW West Virginia Postal Code: Country: United States ofAmerica Telephone/Cellphone: 304-364-8000 (RE-RE#-RE) Fax Number. 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