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2015 Annual Report Attachments Attachments A. Memorandum of Understanding B. Critical Sources Database C. NPDES Compliance Monitoring Strategy FY 2015 End of Year Report D. DOEE Environmental Enforcement Guidelines E. List of FY2015 Erosion and Sediment Control Enforcement Actions F. FY 2015 IDDE Investigations G. Household Hazardous Waste Collection H. Trash Cleanup Event Data I. Wet Weather Monitoring Data J. Monitoring Locations K. Dry Weather Monitoring Data Critical Sources List FY 2015 Permit Facility Name Facility Type Address None ASHKAR BROTHERS INC Car Wash 2327 18TH ST NE UNIT WASHINGTON DC 20018 4432 CONNECTICUT AVE NW UNIT WASHINGTON None CONN. AVE. CAR WASH Car Wash DC 20008 2735 MARTIN LUTHER KING JR AVE SE UNIT None DR KING'S CAR WASH Car Wash WASHINGTON DC 20020 5020 WISCONSIN AVE NW UNIT WASHINGTON DC None BERWIN CORPORATION Car Wash 20016 1329 KENILWORTH AVE NE WASHINGTON DC None SOBY INC Car Wash 20019 None GEORGIA BP Car Wash 6300 GEORGIA AVE NW WASHINGTON DC 20011 CLEAN CARS OF 2132 WEST VIRGINIA AVE NE WASHINGTON DC None Car Wash WASHINGTON 20002 None HAN CLEANERS Dry Cleaners 4425 WISCONSIN AVE NW WASHINGTON DC 20016 5511 CONNECTICUT AVE NW UNIT WASHINGTON None C&C CUSTOM CLEANERS Dry Cleaners DC 20015 None 12TH STREET CLEANERS Dry Cleaners 3525 12TH ST NE UNIT WASHINGTON DC 20017 4519 WISCONSIN AVE NW UNIT WASHINGTON DC None AMERICAN VALET INC Dry Cleaners 20016 3333 CONN. CLEANERS 3333 CONNECTICUT AVE NW WASHINGTON DC None Dry Cleaners INC 20008 7346 GEORGIA AVE NW UNIT WASHINGTON DC None REX CLEANERS Dry Cleaners 20012 None PALACE CLEANERS Dry Cleaners 5019 WISCONSIN AVE NW WASHINGTON DC 20016 GLOBAL S C CLEANERS 3700 MARTIN LUTHER KING JR AVE SE UNIT None Dry Cleaners CORPORATION WASHINGTON DC 20032 5443 MACARTHUR BLVD NW UNIT WASHINGTON None CHU CLEANERS Dry Cleaners DC 20016 Permit Facility Name Facility Type Address None SERVICE CLEANERS Dry Cleaners 2841 ALABAMA AVE SE WASHINGTON DC 20020 4309 NANNIE HELEN BURROUGHS AVE NE None DEANE AVE CLEANERS Dry Cleaners WASHINGTON DC 20019 4215 CONNECTICUT AVE NW WASHINGTON DC None EMBASSY CLEANERS Dry Cleaners 20008 2637 CONNECTICUT AVE NW WASHINGTON DC None CUSTOM CLEANERS INC. Dry Cleaners 20008 None Zips Dry Cleaners Dry Cleaners 4418 Connecticut Ave. NW Chevy Chase Circle None Dry Cleaners 5708 Connecticut Ave.,NW Cleaners None Regal Custom Cleaners Dry Cleaners 5021 Connecticut Ave., NW None PRESIDENT VALET II Dry Cleaners 4837 Wisconsin Ave., NW PRESIDENT VALET, None Dry Cleaners 5514 Connecticut Ave., NW INC None New Town Cleaners Dry Cleaners 3174 1/2 Bladensburg Rd., NE None Park Cleaners Dry Cleaners 4304 Connecticut Ave. NW MICHIGAN PARK None Dry Cleaners 3923 12th St., NE CLEANERS None Long Brothers Cleaners Dry Cleaners 655 LeBaum., SE None USA MOTORS INC Auto Repair 45 Q ST SW WASHINGTON DC 20024 WASHINGTON 4451 NANNIE HELEN BURROUGHS AVE NE None AUTOMATIC Auto Repair WASHINGTON DC 20019 TRANSMISSION 1620 RHODE ISLAND AVE NE WASHINGTON DC None MIDAS Auto Repair 20018 DISTRICT LINE AUTO None Auto Repair 7825 GEORGIA AVE NW WASHINGTON DC 20012 SERVICES INC Permit Facility Name Facility Type Address None PAK'S AMOCO Auto Repair 6300 GEORGIA AVE NW WASHINGTON DC 20011 2206 LAWRENCE AVE NE UNIT GARAGE BAY None COLLISION AUTO CLINIC Auto Repair WASHINGTON DC 20018 BT & T AUTO SERVICE 3010 RHODE ISLAND AVE NE UNIT WASHINGTON None Auto Repair INC DC 20019 None KJ AUTOCARE INC Auto Repair 3426 18TH ST NE UNIT WASHINGTON DC 20018 NATIONAL AUTO CARE None Auto Repair 1810 EDWIN ST NE UNIT WASHINGTON DC 20018 INC 2715 PENNSYLVANIA AVE NW UNIT None GEORGETOWN GETTY Auto Repair WASHINGTON DC 20007 3399 BENNING RD NE UNIT WASHINGTON DC None TRANSCO, INC. Auto Repair 20019 GOOD HOPE AUTO 2300 PENNSYLVANIA AVE SE UNIT WASHINGTON None Auto Repair CENTER DC 20020 4812 MACARTHUR BLVD NW WASHINGTON DC None PARKER'S EXXON Auto Repair 20007 DISTADS AMERICAN 2320 MARTIN LUTHER KING JR AVE SE UNIT None Auto Repair SERVICE INC WASHINGTON DC 20020 None AUTO DOCTOR, LLC Auto Repair 4251 MINNESOTA AVE NE WASHINGTON DC 20019 AIRPORT EXPRESS 6000 SLIGO MILL RD NE UNIT WASHINGTON DC None Auto Repair SHUTTLE 20011 None TECH AUTO REPAIR LLC Auto Repair 7051 SPRING PL NW WASHINGTON DC 20012 CAPITOL HILL AUTO 2040 WEST VIRGINIA AVE NE WASHINGTON DC None Auto Repair REPAIR INC 20002 T & W AUTO REPAIR 1736 RHODE ISLAND AVE NE UNIT A None Auto Repair COMPANY WASHINGTON DC 20018 GOODYEAR AUTO 3156 BLADENSBURG RD NE WASHINGTON DC None Auto Repair SERVICE CENTER #0223 20018 CEE ELL ENTERPRISES , 4861 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW WASHINGTON DC None Auto Repair INC. 20016 Permit Facility Name Facility Type Address None GTS AUTO SERVICE, INC. Auto Repair 2310 18TH PL NE WASHINGTON DC 20018 None PUTNAM'S EXXON INC Auto Repair 6350 GEORGIA AVE NW WASHINGTON DC 20011 PRECISION TRUCK 1075 KENILWORTH AVE NE UNIT WASHINGTON None Auto Repair REPAIR, INC. 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Auto Repair DC 20002 IMPERIAL AUTO BODY 6420 CHILLUM PL NW UNIT WASHINGTON DC None Auto Repair OF DC INC 20012 None ALL MAKE AUTO INC Auto Repair 1800 ADAMS ST NE WASHINGTON DC 20018 C&W AUTO REPAIR & None Auto Repair 2626 EVARTS ST NE WASHINGTON DC 20018 BODY SHOP 2600 28TH ST NE UNIT 1ST FL/BAS WASHINGTON None ANT AUTO REPAIR Auto Repair DC 20018 3010 RHODE ISLAND AVE NE WASHINGTON DC None AA ENTERPRISES LLC Auto Repair 20018 NAIJA MOTORS, 1325 KENILWORTH AVE NE WASHINGTON DC None Auto Repair INCORPORATED 20019 None ARIF AND SONS INC Auto Repair 2651 BENNING RD NE WASHINGTON DC 20002 DREAMS AUTO SALES & 2507 BLADENSBURG RD NE WASHINGTON DC None Auto Repair SERVICE, INC. 20018 CAPITAL CERTIFIED None Auto Repair 934 MICHIGAN AVE NE WASHINGTON DC 20017 COLLISION CENTER LLC MURPHY'S AUTO BODY None Auto Repair 1708 GOOD HOPE RD SE WASHINGTON DC 20020 INC. 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