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NYS Annual Hazardous Waste Report Annual Reports Report Tracking Results Summary: Results count: 3811 Criteria Summary: Year 2015, Report Location All, Include Events/Task Type FIN Match any, Exclude Events/Task Type SQG Match any RCRA ID eSMART Site Name Location Address City Region NYR000229351 WALGREENS 5955 2282 JERICHO TNPK GARDEN CITY PARK 1 NYR000224709 GLENN BROCK 2002 UDALL RD BAY SHORE 1 NYR000224535 NBTY INC - WAREHOUSE & 4320 VETERANS MEMORIAL HIGHWAY HOLBROOK 1 DISTRIBUTION NYR000223628 VERIA ROBERTS 75 W ALETTA PL BAY SHORE 1 NYR000220921 WING ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 1 WINGANHAUPPAUGE RD ISLIP 1 NYR000220822 DAVID COLE 1403 WILLOW POND RD RIVERHEAD 1 NYR000219121 ALWAYS BAGELS INC 10 KEYLAND CT BOHEMIA 1 NYR000219113 UNIVERSAL PHOTONICS INC 85 JETSON LANE CENTRAL ISLIP 1 NYR000219097 CALMETRICS INC 1340 LINCOLN AVE HOLBROOK 1 NYR000218677 ADVANCED WASTE & WATER 208 ROUTE 109 FARMINGDALE 1 TECHNOLOGY INC NYR000217810 AMATO & SON LINEN SUPPLY 20 W CENTENNIAL AVE ROOSEVELT 1 COMPANY INC NYR000217521 FOXGATE AT ISLIP 725 EASTVIEW DR CENTRAL ISLIP 1 NYR000215772 CVS PHARMACY #2028 301 JERUSALEM AVE HEMPSTEAD 1 NYR000212746 CVS PHARMACY #1115 20 EAST MONTAUK HWY LINDENHURST 1 NYR000211219 S L LARKFIELD LLC 75 LARKFIELD RD EAST NORTHPORT 1 NYR000211151 AMERICAN FORENSICS 789 PARK AVE HUNTINGTON 1 TOXICOLOGY SERVICES AFTS LABS NYR000209775 TARGET STORE T2847 5750 SUNRISE HWY SAYVILLE 1 NYR000205534 CVS PHARMACY #3100 1710 ROUTE 112 CORAM 1 NYR000204446 NATIONAL GRID HICKSVILLE 175 EAST OLD COUNTRY RD HICKSVILLE 1 OPERATIONS CENTER NYR000203216 WALGREEN CO #11641 1300 FRANKLIN AVE GARDEN CITY 1 NYR000202200 FCS GROUP LLC 25 HUTCHESON PL LYNBROOK 1 NYR000201855 TARGET STORE #2844 124 E JERICHO TPKE HUNTINGTON STATION 1 NYR000201780 COSTCO WHOLESALE #785 1768 OLD COUNTRY RD RIVERHEAD 1 NYR000200592 CVS PHARMACY #0218 2970 HEMPSTEAD TURNPIKE LEVITTOWN 1 NYR000196865 CVS PHARMACY #5104 496 COUNTY RD 111 MANORVILLE 1 NYR000196840 CVS PHARMACY #2836 1401 -09 5TH AVE NORTH BAY SHORE 1 NYR000196832 CVS PHARMACY #2211 701 WELLWOOD AVENUE LINDENHURST 1 NYR000196824 CVS PHARMACY #1837 503 NORTHWEST DRIVE FARMINGDALE 1 NYR000196808 CVS PHARMACY #0922 460 MONTAUK HWY WEST ISLIP 1 NYR000195404 CVS PHARMACY #1073 335 MAIN STREET FARMINGDALE 1 NYR000194274 CVS PHARMACY #7185 2250 SEAMANS NECK RD SEAFORD 1 NYR000194258 CVS PHARMACY #5370 1 E. MERRICK RD. VALLEY STREAM 1 NYR000194241 CVS PHARMACY #5368 1220 PENINSULA BLVD. HEWLETT 1 NYR000194233 CVS PHARMACY #5367 116 WASHINGTON AVE. CEDARHURST 1 NYR000194191 CVS PHARMACY #2780 814 HEMPSTEAD AVE. WEST HEMPSTEAD 1 NYR000194175 CVS PHARMACY #2403 373 WILLIS AVE ROSLYN HEIGHTS 1 NYR000194167 CVS PHARMACY #2365 640 FRANKLIN AVE FRANKLIN SQUARE 1 NYR000194159 CVS PHARMACY #2154 2145 BELLMORE AVE BELLMORE 1 NYR000194142 CVS PHARMACY #2136 20 BRDWAY MASSAPEQUA 1 08/09/2017 10.49 AM Page 1 of89 RCRA ID eSMART Site Name Location Address City Region NYR000194126 CVS PHARMACY #2073 944 MERRICK RD BALDWIN 1 NYR000194118 CVS PHARMACY #2061 1797 DUTCH BRDWAY ELMONT 1 NYR000194100 CVS PHARMACY #2052 3491 MERRICK RD. WANTAGH 1 NYR000194092 CVS PHARMACY #2028 301 JERUSALEM AVENUE HEMPSTEAD 1 NYR000194019 CVS PHARMACY #1936 2419 HEMPSTEAD TURNPIKE EAST MEADOW 1 NYR000194001 CVS PHARMACY #1934 1 GUSSACK PLAZA CENTER GREAT NECK 1 NYR000193995 CVS PHARMACY #1932 2151 JOHNSTON PLACE MERRICK 1 NYR000193987 CVS PHARMACY #1235 1829 GRAND AVE. NORTH BALDWIN 1 NYR000193979 CVS PHARMACY #1216 1026 OLD COUNTRY RD. PLAINVIEW 1 NYR000193961 CVS PHARMACY #1169 44 NORTH CENTRAL AVE VALLEY STREAM 1 NYR000193953 CVS PHARMACY #1092 2034 N. JERUSALEM RD NORTH BELLMORE 1 NYR000193946 CVS PHARMACY #1084 114 S. LONG BEACH RD FREEPORT 1 NYR000193938 CVS PHARMACY #0992 403 ATLANTIC AVE. FREEPORT 1 NYR000193797 CVS PHARMACY #0146 15 WEST MAIN STREET EAST ISLIP 1 NYR000193102 CVS PHARMACY #0982 646 WANTAGH AVE LEVITTOWN 1 NYR000193094 CVS PHARMACY #0949 2291 MERRICK RD. MERRICK 1 NYR000193086 CVS PHARMACY #0777 307 POST AVE WESTBURY 1 NYR000193078 CVS PHARMACY #0745 594 ATLANTIC AVE. EAST ROCKAWAY 1 NYR000193045 CVS PHARMACY #0551 2030 HILLSIDE AVE. NEW HYDE PARK 1 NYR000193029 CVS PHARMACY #0510 820 FRANKLIN AVENUE GARDEN CITY 1 NYR000193003 CVS PHARMACY #0369 621 HEMPSTEAD TURNPIKE WEST HEMPSTEAD 1 NYR000192997 CVS PHARMACY #0230 70 ATLANTIC AVE. OCEANSIDE 1 NYR000190926 RITE AID #4226 82 NUGENT ST SOUTHAMPTON 1 NYR000190892 RITE AID #10671 864 MIDDLE COUNTRY ROAD MIDDLE ISLAND 1 NYR000190843 RITE AID #10633 901 MERRICK RD COPIAGUE 1 NYR000190835 RITE AID #10625 729 SUNRISE HIGHWAY WEST BABYLON 1 NYR000190785 RITE AID #10626 836 SUNRISE HIGHWAY BAY SHORE 1 NYR000190769 RITE AID #10621 444 HILLSIDE AVENUE WILLISTON PARK 1 NYR000190751 RITE AID #4768 210 POST AVENUE WESTBURY 1 NYR000190736 RITE AID #10618 168 NORTH VILLAGE AVENUE ROCKVILLE CENTRE 1 NYR000190728 RITE AID #10562 14 SOUNDVIEW MARKET PLACE PORT WASHINGTON 1 NYR000190694 RITE AID #3235 2260 JERUSALEM AVENUE NORTH BELLMORE 1 NYR000190629 RITE AID #4981 3131 HEMPSTEAD TURNPIKE LEVITTOWN 1 NYR000190611 RITE AID #4861 50 GREAT NECK ROAD GREAT NECK 1 NYR000190579 RITE AID #10556 14-15 HEMPSTEAD TURNPIKE ELMONT 1 NYR000190561 RITE AID #10614 1910 HEMPSTEAD TURNPIKE EAST MEADOW 1 NYR000190553 RITE AID #10630 3974 HEMPSTEAD TURNPIKE BETHPAGE 1 NYR000188425 ALADDIN PACKAGING LLC 115 ENGINEERS ROAD HAUPPAUGE 1 NYR000188037 CVS PHARMACY #2383 410 JERICHO TURNPIKE MINEOLA 1 NYR000187963 CVS #1931 202 OLD COUNTRY ROAD HICKSVILLE 1 NYR000187880 CVS #4121 20 MERRICK RD. AMITYVILLE 1 NYR000184135 CVS PHARMACY #3015 204 GREAT EAST NECK RD. WEST BABYLON 1 NYR000184127 CVS PHARMACY #2059 1012 LITTLE EAST NECK RD NORTH WEST BABYLON 1 NYR000184077 CVS PHARMACY #0177 1178 WANTAGH AVE WANTAGH 1 08/09/2017 10.49 AM Page 2 of89 RCRA ID eSMART Site Name Location Address City Region NYR000183939 CVS PHARMACY #1950 825 CONNETQUOT AVE ISLIP TERRACE 1 NYR000183855 CVS PHARMACY #7621 930 MONTAUK HWY COPIAGUE 1 NYR000183806 CVS PHARMACY #0555 308 BROADWAY BETHPAGE 1 NYR000180109 SHORE PHARMACEUTICAL 55 W. AMES COURT PLAINVIEW 1 PROVIDERS INC NYR000178954 LIPATH PC 10 TECHNOLOGY DRIVE EAST SETAUKET 1 NYR000177816 CVS PHARMACY #8392 750 ROUTE 25A KINGS PARK 1 NYR000174581 RITE AID #10668 23 EASTPORT MANOR ROAD EASTPORT 1 NYR000170746 JOSH PACKAGING INC 245 MARCUS BLVD. HAUPPAUGE 1 NYR000165969 FORSYTHE COSMETIC GROUP 10 NIAGARA AVENUE FREEPORT 1 NYR000163139 CVS PHARMACY #5066 470 WEST MAIN STREET PATCHOGUE 1 NYR000161471 STONY BROOK UNIVERSITY NICOLLS RD&HEALTH SCIENCES DR STONY BROOK 1 HOSPITAL NYR000158972 CVS PHARMACY #3382 29 HAVENWOOD DRIVE SHIRLEY 1 NYR000156034 FOUGERA PHARMACEUTICALS 55 CANTIAGUE ROCK ROAD HICKSVILLE 1 NYR000154815 SUFFOLK COUNTY DPW BIN POST LANE QUOGUE 1 3300620 NYR000148254 CVS PHARMACY #1271 626 ROUTE 25A ROCKY POINT 1 NYR000147975 CVS PHARMACY #6026 1140 OLD COUNTRY RD. RIVERHEAD 1 NYR000147215 DRY CLEAN CENTRAL 290 BROADWAY HICKSVILLE 1 NYR000145094 CVS #01186 822 MIDDLE COUNTRY RD. SELDEN 1 NYR000145086 BOSTWICK LABORATORIES 100 CHARLES LINDBERGH BLVD UNIONDALE 1 NYR000140434 TARGET CORP STORE #2102 160 NORTH RESEARCH PLACE CENTRAL ISLIP 1 NYR000139774 CVS #6025 2315 MIDDLE COUNTRY RD. CENTEREACH 1 NYR000139071 CENTER FOR ADVANCED 450 LAKEVILLE ROAD LAKE SUCCESS 1 MEDICINE NYR000138727 BEMIS COMPANY, INC 100 WILSHIRE BLVD. EDGEWOOD 1 NYR000138388 ACTAVIS LABORATORIES NY INC 200 NORTH OAK STREET COPIAGUE 1 NYR000136812 CVS 3105 9870 MAIN RD MATTITUCK 1 NYR000136366 TARGET - # 1262 500 W SUNRISE HWY VALLEY STREAM 1 NYR000135939 NEXT MILLENNIUM REALTY 101 101 FROST STREET WESTBURY 1 FROST ST ASSN NYR000135038 ACUPATH LABORATORIES 28 S. TERMINAL DR PLAINVIEW 1 NYR000134155 TARGET 1866 100 WILLOW PARK CTR FARMINGDALE 1 NYR000134080 TARGET 1264 3850 HEMPSTEAD TPKE LEVITTOWN 1 NYR000134031 TARGET 1147 1149 SUNRISE HWY COPIAGUE 1 NYR000134023 TARGET 1139 999 CORPORATE DR WESTBURY 1 NYR000133470 WALGREENS #7628 10 W. MAIN ST. SMITHTOWN 1 NYR000131920 AMNEAL PHARMACEUTICALS 50 HORSEBLOCK ROAD BROOKHAVEN 1 (FORMALLY INTERPHARM INC) NYR000130385 EDO CORP (HARRIS CORP) 585 JOHNSON AVENUE BOHEMIA 1 NYR000129163 CVS #5062 111 MAIN STREET SOUTHAMPTON 1 NYR000128249 CVS #1118 970 MONTAUK HWY BAYPORT 1 NYR000126110 INVAGEN PHARMACEUTICAL 7 OSER AVE HAUPPAUGE 1 NYR000126052 RITE AID #10635 577 LARKFIELD ROAD EAST NORTHPORT 1 NYR000125542 CVS #2305 159 -18 ROUTE 25A MILLER PLACE 1 NYR000123760 NATURE'S BOUNTY INC 105 ORVILLE DRIVE BOHEMIA 1 NYR000122879 GUARANTEED RETURNS 100 COLIN DRIVE HOLBROOK 1 NYR000122648 ANTECH DIAGNOSTICS 1111 MARCUS AVENUE LAKE SUCCESS 1 08/09/2017 10.49 AM Page 3 of89 RCRA ID eSMART Site Name Location Address City Region NYR000122614 CVS 5191 964 MONTAUK HIGHWAY SHIRLEY 1 NYR000122218 ASTRO ELECTROPLATING 171 4TH AVE BAY SHORE 1 NYR000121624 RITE AID #10673 803 MONTAUK HWY SHIRLEY 1 NYR000121202 CVS #3099 480 MONTAUK HIGHWAY BAY SHORE 1 NYR000121194 CVS 2232 89 BROADWAY GREENLAWN 1 NYR000119891 APOTHECUS PHARMACEUTICAL 48527 SOUTH BROADWAY HICKSVILLE 1 NYR000118588 ACTAVIS LABORATORIES NY INC 26 BETHPAGE ROAD COPIAGUE 1 NYR000118539 TARGET 1818 1150 OLD COUNTRY RD RIVERHEAD 1 NYR000117440 CVS #0848 107 SOUTH COUNTRY RD BELLPORT 1 NYR000113555 CVS #2960 464 MAIN ST. PORT JEFFERSON 1 NYR000113548 CVS 2698 4331 NESCONSET HWY. PORT JEFFERSON 1 NYR000113530 CVS 1192 305 MAIN ST. HOLBROOK 1 NYR000113340 CVS 3010 682 ROUTE 25A SETAUKET 1 NYR000113209 CVS 4452 1280 DEER PARK AVE NORTH BABYLON 1 NYR000112912 CVS #2721 935 HORSEBLOCK RD. FARMINGVILLE 1 NYR000112656 CVS #6237 399 JERUSALEM AVE. HICKSVILLE 1 NYR000112599 HOME DEPOT 1222 1550 OLD COUNTRY ROAD RIVERHEAD 1 NYR000104661 CVS #1285 610 OLD COUNTRY
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