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FOIA Requests Received in June, 2017 All Requests Received June 1, 2017 ‐ June 30, 2017 Tracking Number Requester Name Organization Received Date Status Description We request the following information for work performed by Wastren under contract number EPS71508 (Madison County Mines). 1. Square Footage excavated for each property for the entire contract. 2. The depth of material excavated from each property for the entire contract. Typically this information is available in a spread sheet format. If a spreadsheet is available that includes the requested information, that will suffice for this request. If a spreadsheet is not available, any documents such as emails, billings, reports, maps or logs that discuss or describe square footage of areas excavated and depth of excavation is requested. The information we're looking for covers a two year span (2015 & 2016). However, the contract ended in 2017, so it's possible that the final report EPA‐R7‐2017‐009015 Russ Gulledge 06/30/2017 08:06:55 PM Assignment Determination or final spreadsheet may be dated in 2017. Dear Freedom of Information Officer: Pursuant to the federal Freedom of Information Act, 5 U.S.C. § 552, I hereby request access to the following: All calendars and schedules of the EPA administrator Scott Pruitt from February 17, 2017 to the date that this request is processed. My request includes but is not limited to meeting agenda sheets, day calendars, travel itineraries, appointments, and Outlook calendars. This request encompasses both digital and physical records. Please search for responsive records regardless of format, medium, or physical characteristics. If you regard any of these documents as exempt from the FOIA’s disclosure requirements, I request that you nonetheless exercise your discretion to disclose them. I will note that you are required under the FOIA to release all reasonably segregable nonexempt portions of documents containing information you regard as exempt. To permit me to reach an informed decision regarding whether or not to file an administrative appeal of any denied material, please describe any withheld records (or portions thereof) and explain the basis for your exemption claims. I would like to receive the information in the following format: electronic, as a EPA‐HQ‐2017‐009016 Tyler S. Foggatt The New Yorker 06/30/2017 08:06:32 PM Assignment Determination searchable PDF if possible. Copies of records associated with the property located at 743‐775 Main Street, Cairo, Greene County, NY 12413. Refer to attached figure for Site boundaries. Please provide all records associated with the status and description of any reported petroleum/chemical spills or tanks; copies of any record of decision regarding investigation of cleanup of site; hazardous materials storage, generation and/or disposal; and detailed reports, regulatory noncompliance, EPA‐R2‐2017‐009017 Leah Werner TRC Engineers, Inc. 06/30/2017 08:06:22 PM Closed documents and/or studies regarding any pollution problems at the site. I am requesting an opportunity to obtain copies of public records of any/all air permits, related applications and any/all air permit correspondence of The Chemours Company whose facility is located at 901 West DuPont Avenue, Belle, EPA‐R3‐2017‐009013 Debby Vida Bressler, Amery, & Ross, P.C. 06/30/2017 08:06:20 PM Assignment Determination West Virginia, 25015, between January 2012 and June 2017. EPA‐HQ‐2017‐009010 James Williams Red Group Analytics 06/30/2017 07:06:54 PM Assignment Determination Under Agency Review Any and all documents that reference "red team" and "blue team" in the same document. Also any documents referencing "critiquing climate change" or "critique climate EPA‐HQ‐2017‐009008 Zachary Kopplin 06/30/2017 07:06:48 PM Assignment Determination change." I request the search begin from 1/20/17. EPA‐HQ‐2017‐009009 Emily K. Green Conservation Law Foundation 06/30/2017 07:06:35 PM Assignment Determination Under Agency Review EPA‐R1‐2017‐009012 Emily K. Green Conservation Law Foundation 06/30/2017 07:06:32 PM Assignment Determination Please see attached FOIA Request for full description of request. EPA‐HQ‐2017‐009011 Patrick Llewellyn Public Citizen 06/30/2017 07:06:25 PM Assignment Determination Under Agency Review Owner: LINNEMAN, F & FISHMAN, M ET AL; Location: North New Prospect Rd & Larsen Rd, Jackson, Ocean County, New Jersey; Block: 1203, Lot: 29; Atlantic Environmental Solutions, Inc. (AESI) has been retained to perform an environmental assessment. The purpose of this request is to obtain any information which may be in your files in connection with the subject property. Please review your files for any of the following: ‐Environmental violations, incidents, complaints, etc. ‐Community Right to Know (RTK) Information ‐ Underground Storage Tank (UST) registrations, installation or removal permits ‐ Hazardous substance (including petroleum) discharges, leaks, spills, etc. ‐ Monitoring well, potable well, or other well installation records ‐Groundwater contamination reports, including Classification Exception Areas (CEAs) ‐ Declaration of Environmental Restrictions (DERs) ‐Hazardous Substance Inventories ‐Air emission permits, records ‐Solid waste or sanitary waste EPA‐R2‐2017‐009005 Marzena Sobilo Atlantic Environmental Solutions, Inc 06/30/2017 07:06:19 PM Closed permits, records ‐Discharge case numbers Any groundwater contamination and/or UST files regarding Pep Boys site EPA‐R3‐2017‐009007 Jack Campbell Herold Law, P.A. 06/30/2017 07:06:19 PM Assignment Determination located at 3111 W. Allegheny Avenue, Philadelphia PA. Available SEMS‐ARCHIVE records/reports for the property located at 338 North Canal Street, South San Francisco, CA 94080, reportedly operated by DECCA EPA‐R9‐2017‐009006 Brian Kim Partner Engineering & Science, Inc. 06/30/2017 07:06:00 PM Assignment Determination XAGON with EPA ID‐CAD980390272 and SITE ID‐901729 Pursuant to the FOIA, I hereby request that your office produce, within 20 business days, copies of all US District and/or US Appeals Court decisions that hold that EPA attorneys and/or staff incorrectly denied, mishandled, or otherwise improperly processed FOIA requests. You may limit the search to all EPA‐HQ‐2017‐009000 Jarrod Sharp 06/30/2017 06:06:51 PM Assignment Determination FOIA appeal matters heard since 1 January 2012. Copies of records associated with the property located at 204 and 337 Murders Kill Road, Athens, NY 12015. The Site is located in the municipalities of Coxsackie and Athens in Greene County, New York. Refer to attached figure for Site boundaries. Please provide all records associated with the status and description of any reported petroleum/chemical spills or tanks; copies of any record of decision regarding investigation of cleanup of site; hazardous materials storage, generation and/or disposal; and detailed reports, regulatory noncompliance, documents and/or studies regarding any pollution problems at EPA‐R2‐2017‐009002 Leah Werner TRC Engineers, Inc. 06/30/2017 06:06:28 PM Closed the site. Any information pertaining to environmental records, easements, oil tanks and chemical storage for the property: 4890 Veterans Memorial Highway, Holbrook EPA‐R2‐2017‐009003 Lisa Schreiner PW Grosser Consulting 06/30/2017 06:06:21 PM Closed NY. Tax Map: 0500‐194.00‐02.00‐028.000 Copies of the following records documents and writings including computer‐ stored information or data under the Freedom of Information Act ("FOIA") and your Region's implementing regulations for the period June 1, 2017 through June 30, 2017) Any and all documents generated by U.S. EPA, Region 5 pertaining to alleged violations in Michigan; 2) All Administrative Complaints pertaining to Michigan sources; 3) All Clean Air Act Section 114a letters; 4) All notices of violation issued to sources in Michigan; and 5) The docket listings of all Administrative Complaints and letters/notices of violation EPA‐R5‐2017‐009001 Charlene A. Vondett Varnum LLP 06/30/2017 06:06:11 PM Assignment Determination issued to sources in Michigan during the specified period. I request copies of the most recent 10 emails sent by J.P. Freire, who was at one time the associate administrator for public affairs, as of the date the search for this request is executed. I also ask for any email replies to those email messages that he received. He has used the email address [email protected], but this request extends to all email addresses for which he has been the EPA‐HQ‐2017‐009004 Timothy Cama The Hill 06/30/2017 06:06:03 PM Assignment Determination custodian. In responses to previous FOIA requests, I have received EPA's congressional correspondence logs that identify specific pieces of correspondence between EPA and members of Congress by control number and congressional office. I am now requesting specific pieces of correspondence identified in those correspondence logs by control number and congressional office. Please include attachments, enclosures or any other documents that were provided with the piece(s) of correspondence in its original form. In addition, please provide all direct agency responses to the requested piece(s) of correspondence. I request the following piece(s) of correspondence listed by control number and EPA‐HQ‐2017‐008998 Kevin Bogardus E&E News 06/30/2017 05:06:11 PM Assignment Determination congressional office: AL‐17‐000‐8509 Rep. Robert Bishop I am seeking all written communication starting January 1, 2017 between Murray Energy Corp. CEO Robert Murray and the following two individuals at EPA:
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