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FOIA Requests Received in March 2018 Tracking Number Requester Name Organization Received Date Description February 28, 2018 Dear FOIA Officer Hi I have a basic request, on this issue if Environmental Protection Agency Region 1 received and found unnatural light enhancement or magnification, public transit station and in the area near the station location below. Based on my time parking at the location and seeing others cars this issue of unnatural solar enhancement does not appear to effect autos made by other manufactures. Walking in the area on a personal level I have seen no enhancements beyond natural human activity. Second are there any reports for cars made or marketed by the entity known as American Honda, have melting of parts or components there are exposed to the outside natural environment with normal unmagnified or amplified natural sunlight. Is there an industry standard or suggested standard for exterior plastic components and would melting in the period of 1, 2 or 3 years or 20,000 miles of operation be expected for a car made for sale in the United States? Would melting of plastic components cause distribution of unknown particles into the atmosphere and is there a method to report this EPA and has American Honda filed any such report , details of the report are not requested . Dates 9/1/2015 through 2/22/2018 Readville Commuter Rail Station Lots A, B and C 1664 Hyde Park Avenue in Hyde Park, MA 02136 I would like to note that I have made similar requests with a negative response from other government agencies that have jurisdiction on various enforcement Thank You EPA-R1-2018-004976 Christopher J. Punch 3/1/2018 0:03 Christopher Punch Request is for data submitted by Ecolab Inc. regarding an Analytical Method for Peracetic acid and Hydrogen peroxide. This data was submitted to EPA on 5/4/93 to support the registration of the product EPA-HQ-2018-004983 Robert Rosenwasser 3/1/2018 14:03 VORTEXX, EPA Reg. No. 1677-158. The data being sought is referenced in MRID# 42757001. We are conducting a Preliminary assessment (PA) and are requesting records regarding buildings, construction, chemical spills, underground storage tanks (USTs), monitoring wells, groundwater sampling, asbestos abatement, radon, hazardous materials and any other documents that your department may have regarding 942 Memorial Parkway (Block 3201, Lot 7.03) Phillipsburg, Warren County, NJ (NJDEP PI No. 724494, NJDEP Case No. E20160237). This search is being requested due to an ISRA triggering event associated with building 24 (previously identified as building 66).Due to our involvement with an existing PA performed at this location, we are requesting information for this EPA-R2-2018-004981 nick hodom 3/1/2018 14:03 building/tax lot dating back as far as 2013. EPA-R4-2018-004977 Nick Surgey 3/1/2018 14:03 Under Agency Review Facility ID: NA Commercial Building and Property 514 East Washington Street Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104 County: Washtenaw Sec: 29 Twp: 2S R: 6E Parcel Number: 09-09-29-108-031 EPA ID: NA Requesting EPA-R5-2018-004982 James Springstead 3/1/2018 14:03 copies of RCRA and Superfund files EPA-R7-2018-004978 Nick Surgey 3/1/2018 14:03 Under Agency Review EPA-R8-2018-004979 Nick Surgey 3/1/2018 14:03 Under Agency Review EPA-R9-2018-004980 Nick Surgey 3/1/2018 14:03 Under Agency Review I request all photographs of EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt, or any related materials from events which he attended, that were created by Eric Vance or any temporarily assigned employee or contractor on or between February 1 and February 28, 2018. This request includes meetings, public appearances, press conferences, photo sessions or any other activity, whether public or private, Pruitt participated in during the course of official EPA business. This includes materials not previously made public by EPA. Please organize the material by date, and include each event’s location, subject and any other relevant information. I am open to discussing the best way to receive the requested documents since the file sizes EPA-HQ-2018-004988 Alexander Guillen POLITICO 3/1/2018 14:03 likely will be large. We are requesting access to all environmental investigation, compliance, permitting, violation, enforcement, discharges, releasesetc. documentation for the following subject property related to the CAA, CWA, CERCLA, RCRA, TSCA, and Petroleum Storage Tanks. 107 Melrich Road, South Brunswick, New EPA-R2-2018-004984 Melissa Clelland 3/1/2018 14:03 Jersey Block 6.01 Lot 45.03 and 109 Melrich Road, South Brunswick, New Jersey Block 6.01 Lot 35.05 I request all multimedia or audiovisual recordings of EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt, or any related materials taken at events which he attended, that were created by the Office of Multimedia or any temporarily assigned employee or contractor on or between February 1 and February 28, 2018. This request includes meetings, public appearances, press conferences, photo sessions or any other activity, whether public or private, Pruitt participated in during the course of official EPA business. This includes materials not previously made public by EPA. Please organize the material by date, and include each event’s location, subject and any other relevant information. I am open to discussing the best way to EPA-HQ-2018-004989 Alexander Guillen POLITICO 3/1/2018 14:03 receive the requested documents since the file sizes likely will be large. I request all documents detailing EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt’s schedule from February 1 through February 28, 2018. Such documents include but are not limited to itineraries, scheduling documents, and “tick-tocks” detailing Pruitt’s activities and records of in-person, telephonic or electronic meetings, including a list on who participated in those meetings and details on topics discussed. If you deny all or any part of this request, please cite each specific exemption you think justifies your withholding of EPA-HQ-2018-004986 Alexander Guillen POLITICO 3/1/2018 14:03 information. I am seeking a report prepared for the EPA: Sabourin, T. D., R. S. Hayward, B. Cornaby, and R. L. Faulk. 1986. Biological consequences of lake recovery. Technical Report to U.S.E.P.A. from Battelle Columbus Division, Columbus, Ohio. I have tried Battelle and an EPA contact, but without success, so I'm hoping University of Missouri, School of that the FOIA process might be able to turn this up. Thank you for your assistance with this - I appreciate EPA-HQ-2018-004985 Douglas B. Noltie Natural Resources 3/1/2018 14:03 the effort that will be put into the search. All emails, letters, and other correspondence from November 8, 2016, to March 1, 2018, between, on the one hand, EPA and, on the other hand, representatives of BP plc ("BP"), BP America, Inc., BP Corporation North America, Inc., Atlantic Richfield Company ("ARCO"), and/or any other EPA-R9-2018-005491 Andriy R. Pazuniak Glaser Weil LLP 3/1/2018 15:03 subsidiary or affiliate of BP or ARCO, relating to the Leviathan Mine superfund site. Any information or documentation that is associated with Georgia-Pacific Corrugated LLC at 5800 N IH 35E; Waxahachie, TX or the identification TXD988027256. I am only looking for public information for the years 1997-present. I want to narrow my request for information to registration of chemicals used at this EPA-R6-2018-004991 Derrick Washington EnviroPhase, Inc. 3/1/2018 15:03 facility. Requesting any information regarding storage of toxic or hazardous materials, permits, inspections, violations, environmental sampling performed on the property, etc. for the property located at 177-60 EPA-R2-2018-004994 James Cressy Cider Environmental 3/1/2018 15:03 South Conduit Ave, Jamaica NY 11434 I request all responses to congressional Questions for the Record sent from EPA to Congress from Feb. 1, EPA-HQ-2018-004990 Alexander Guillen POLITICO 3/1/2018 15:03 2018 to Feb. 28, 2018. Pursuant to the federal Freedom of Information Act, Weaver Consultants Group North Central, LLC is requesting any paper and microfiche documents that may be on file concerning current or historical risk management plans; building permits; current or historical underground or aboveground storage tanks; hazardous materials incidents; and any other environmental conditions, inspections, releases, or violations located at the following address: 2020 Calamos Court Naperville, Illinois Thank you in advance for your assistance with this request. Should you require any additional information, please do not EPA-R5-2018-004996 Allison Fournier Weaver Consultants Group 3/1/2018 15:03 hesitate to contact our office at 312-922-1030, or contact me directly at [email protected]. This FOIA request pertains to the Diamond Head Oil Refinery Superfund Site, located in Kearny Township, Hudson County, New Jersey (EPA ID# NJD092226000) (the "Site"), and the following documents are requested for the Site: (1) Each request for information that the EPA sent to any company, person, or agency (collectively, "PRP" for purposes of this FOIA), pursuant to 42 U.S.C. 9604(e) (referred to as a "104(e) Request" for purposes of this FOIA) for the Site; (2) each administrative subpoena issued for the Site pursuant to 42 U.S.C. 9622(e); (3) each response, and any supplemental response, that a PRP filed with the EPA in response to the 104(e) Request or administrative subpoena for the Site, including answers to any questions contained in the 104(e) Request and any and all documents, information, letters, reports, data and emails that a PRP filed with the EPA with its response to the 104(e) Request or administrative subpoena; (4) any and all "general" or "special" notice letters that EPA served on PRPs for the Site, pursuant to 42 U.S.C.
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