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P. O. Box 310
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OFFICE OF THE PLANNING DIRECTOR
13 October 1989
Safety-Kleen Corporation
Attention: Kevin Schmuggerow
777 Big Timber Road
Elginr IL 60123
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Re: Safety-Kleen Service Center Environmental Rev~ew Permit
Dear Mr. Schmuggerow:
Please be advised that this letter constitutes an Environmental
Review Permit as required in Section 8A3 of Appendix Ar City of
Boynton Beach Code of Ordinances. This permit allows for the
establishment of a so"lvent distribution facility to be located
on lots 46Br 46Cr 47D, and a portion of lot 47B at the Quantum
Park of Commerce Planned Industrial Development. The conditions
of issuance of this permit include the following:
1) Requests for review dated July 8, 1988 and September 14, 1988.
2) Environmental Review Permit application and attachments thereto.
3) Staff comments from City Commission site plan approval dated
May 2, 1989.
4) Staff comments from City Commission site plan modification
approval dated September 19, 1989.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Very truly yours,
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH
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xc: Delfin F. Menendez
Environmental Review Board
Administrator of Plans Review and Permitting
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DATE OF SUFFICIENCY:
ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW COMMITTEE MEETING DATE:
ACTION TAKEN:
Planning Department - January 1984
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DETAILS OF WAREHOUSE STORAGE AND OPERATIONS
1.
Parts Washer Machines: A parts washer machine is a "sink atop a
drum". The drum contains eight or fifteen gallons of recirculated
solvent (mineral spirits) depending on the size of the machine.
Safety-Kleen services its customers by providing them with a fresh
drum of solvent, after removal of the dirty drum of solvent, on a
one to twelve week service interval. The dirty drums of solvent
are then taken back to the branch facility where it is displaced
into a large dumpster which pumps it into a 15,000 gallon steel
horizontal tank (12' -0" diameter x 18' -0" long).
The empty drums are then lined with a visqueen bag and refilled
with solvent from one of two 15,000 gallon steel horizontal tanks
of clean solvent. The three tanks containing the clean and dirty
products are located in a concrete diked contained area sized for
the largest vessel (15,000 gallons) and displacement of all other
tanks. This tanl< farm is designed to be in compliance \iith the
standards established in NFPA 30, 1984 edition. The tanks are
equipped with pressure/vacuum venting, internal emergency valves,
and high level alarms. The tank farm system is ins tal1ed over
twenty feet from the property line and over five feet from the
nearest important building. Additionally, the t'anks are
constructed to conform with U.L. specifications and are so labeled.
It should be noted that the drum return and fill operation is done
on a 30" high steel grating dock over a concrete curbed area with a
collection sump. The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA)
considers our 1050 mineral spirits to be a Class II combustible
liquid. In July of 1985, the Environmental Protection Agency
placed Safety-Kleen's dirty mineral spirits on the hazardous waste
list due to the product's ignitability.
2.
Immersion Cleaner: Commonly known as carburetor cleaner, Safety-
Kleen provides a service to its customers similar to the parts
washer operation. On a specified service interval, a Safety-Kleen
saies representative will replace the drum of dirty immersion
cleaner with a drum of fresh immersion cleaner. The dirty drum is
sealed, loaded on the truck and returned to the, facility. Unlike
the mineral spirits which end up in an aboveground tank, the dirty
immersion cleaner remains in drums. The clean material arrives in
drums and the dirty material exits in drums. ~mmersion cleaner is
a non-flarrunable, non-combustible but corrosive .chlorinated solvent.
Drums will be stored in a concrete curbed area with no drains. A
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Details of Harehouse Storage and Operations
July 5, 1988
, concrete sump lIith steel grating designed to handle 107. of the
volume pf the drums stored will be installed at the entrance of the
area. The dirty immersion cleaner is considered a hazardous waste.
3. Paint Refinishing Program: Safety-Kleen provides buffing pads,
abrasive pads, body fillers and rubbing compound to the paint
refinishing industry. The dirty pads are br'ought back to the
facility. A semi-truck will then take the dirty pads back to one
of the Safety-Kleen buffing pad recycling plants where the pads
will be cleaned in preparation for re-use.
4. Lacquer Thinner: Used lacquer thinners are brought back in five
gallon containers and stored in a Class IE room which will be
constructed in accordance \dth NFPA 30 with curbing and trenches,
Class I Division II lighting and heaters, and a high density
sprinkler system. Clean lacquer thinner is also stored in the same
room in five gallon metal containers. The lacquer thinner, dirty
or clean, is considered to be a Class lB flammable material and the
dirty is considered to be a hazardous waste. The dirty material is
transported to a Safety-Kleen recycle center where it is recycled
into clean material for return to a service center for re-use.
5.
Fluid Recovery Services: Used industrial fluids are brought back
to the facility in sealed 55 gallon drums and similar to the
lacquer thinner are stored in a Class IB area. The used industrial
fluids can be both flammable and combustible and are considered to
be hazardous wastes. A semi-truck will remove the waste drums
everyone to two weeks and take them to be recycled, incinerated or
used as a supplemental fuel.
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Waste Oil: Safety-Kleen picks up waste oil from gas stations,
garages and industrial accounts in 3,000 gallon vacuum tanker
trucks. The waste oil is then taken back to the facility where it
is pumped into a 15,000 gallon horizontal tank (12' -0" diameter x
18'-09" long). The tank containing the dirty product is located in
a concrete diked contained area sized for the largest vessel
(15,000 gallons) and displacement of all tank~. This tank farm is
designed to be in compliance with the
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Details of Warehouse Storage and Operations
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standards established in NFPA 30, 1984 edition. The tanks are
equipped with pressure/vacuum venting, internal emergency valves,
and high level alarms. The tank farm system is installed over
twenty feet from the property line and over five feet from the
nearest important building. Additionally, the tanks are
constructed to conform with U.L. specifications and are so labeled.
Waste oil has a flash point greater than 2000 F and is considered
by NFPA 30 to be a Class IIIB cor"bustible, material.
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Dry Cleaning Prog~ On a specified service interval, the dry
cleaning sales rep supplies the dry cleaner with fresh
perchloroethylene from a drum and removes any drums of bottom oils
and filter cartridges. Dirty drums of material are brought back to
the facility where they are stored with the immersion cleaner. The
bottom oils and dry cleaning waste is non-combustible and non-
flammable, but is considered to be a hazardous waste.
8. Restaurant Filter Program: This program consists of supplying and
installing aluminum baffle filters at restaurants. The aluminum
filters are used at the entrance of the exhaust hoods to capture
the grease that could build up in the hood or duct and result in a'
potential fire. In addition we provide a hood and duct cleaning
service.
9.
Allied Products: When the parts washer sales representative is
contacting a customer, an effort is made to sell allied products.
This consists of the following: hand cleaner, floor soaps, spray
choke cleaner, gloves, brooms, etc.
NO'PROCESSING IS DONE ON THE SITE. The facility is designed for
the principle use of warehoue bulk storage and distribution. Clean
solvent is delivered in 7,000 gallon bulk tanker trucks everyone
to two weeks or as required. The clean solvent is pumped from the
tanker truck into one of the 15,000 gallon clean tanks. After the
truck has emptied its load of clean solvent, it proceeds to remove
7,000 gallons of dirty material. The material is then taken to
Elgin, Illinois where it is recycled for future use at Safety-Kleen
locations.
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ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW COMMITTEE
APPLICATION
Date:
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Name: ~o" ;e_-I
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Address: 77; B'j ;;....,j(_Pd, ~J.'J Phone: 3)2-(,?Y~~/{)O
Please explain, in detail, the type of business proposed to be
conducted at this site, including square footage of area for
proposed use.
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Environmental Review co~~ttee Meeting
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ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW COMMITTEE
APPLICATION
Date:
SEPT. 14, 1988
Name: DAN! EL D. DmJLIllG
Home
Address: SEE [JELOW
Home
Phone: SEE BELOW
Business
Name: SAFETY - KLEEN CORPORATIDrI
Business Address
(Bay # if applicable) 777 BIG TIM[JER ROAD, ELGHl, ILLINOIS 60123
Business Phone: 312/697-8460
Property OWner's
Name: SAFETY KLWl CORPORATI ON (CONTRACT TO PURCHASE)
Property OWner's
Address: 777 BIG TH1BER ROAb, ELGIN, ILLINOIS 60123 Phone: 312/697-8460
Please explain, in detail, the type of business proposed to be
conducted at this site, including square footage of area for
proposed use.
CONSTRUCT BUILDING vJITH STORAGE FACILITIES FOR HANDLING MID STORAGE OF
WASTE CLEANING FLUIDS COLLECTED mm1 AUTO REPAIR SHOPS, FLEET OPERATORS,
~1ANUFACTURERS AND DRY CLEMlERS. BUILDING TO CONTAIN 10,000 S.F. Ofl LOTS
46B AND 46C OF QUANTU~1 PARK. SEE ATTACHED "DETAILS OF WAREHOUSE STORAGE
AND OPERATIDrJS".
Environmental Review Committee Meeting
Date:
Time:
Place:
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ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW PERMIT APPLICATION
City of Boynton Beach, Flo~ida
Environmental Review Committee
This application must be filled out completely and
mitted in one (I) copy to the Planning Department.
~lill not be p,rocessed.
accurately and sub-
Incomplete applications
Please Print Legibly or Type all Information.
I. GENERAL INFORMATION
1. Project Name: S~FET'i ~~e.N. Se:lb.II/'P c:..1i!.N.'TcJil.
2. Date this Application is Accepted:
(to be filled out by Planning Department)
3. Applicant's Name (person or business entity in whose name this
application is made) :
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Phone:
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4. Agent's Name (person, if any, representing applicant):
Delfin F. Menendez
Address:
630 South Dixie Highway
West Palm Beach, Florida 33401
Phone:
(407) 659-5701
5. Property Owner's (or Trustee's) Name:
Phone:
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Correspondence Address (if different than applicant or agent) *
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7. What is applicant's interest in the premises affected?
OWN s:1l..
(Owner, Buyer, Lessee, Builder,
Developer, Contract Purchaser, etc.)
8. Street Address or Location of Site: West side of Cul-de-sac
at Alpha Drive, Quantum Corporate Park, Boynton Beach, Florida
9. Legal Description of Site:
Lots 46-B, 46-C, 47-C, 47-D
and the southerly 71.5~ feet of Lot 4J_-B, accordlng to that certain
Quantum Park at Boynton Beach P.I.D., Plat No. 10, recorded in Plat Book 60,
Pages 34, 35 and 36, Public Records of Palm Beach County, Florida
10. Developer or Builder: QUillooNTUM ~*f,.O~.
II. Architect:
Paul Linney & Associates, Marietta, Georgia
12. Landscape Architect: The ,Land Stewardship Co., West Palm Beach, Florida
13. Site Planner:
M.S.M. Design Group, West Palm Beach, Florida
14. Engineer: Rossi and 11alavasi, Engineers, Inc., West Palm Beach, Florida
IS. Surveyor: FRS and Associates, West Palm Beach, Florida
16. Traffic Engineer: N/A
17. Mechanical & Environmental Control Engineer(s):, N/A
18. Other persons involved in the preparation of this application:
Danel D. Dowling, Safety Kleen Project Engineer.
Planning Depa~tment - January 1984
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19. Intended Use(s) of site. When completing this section of the
application, refer'to pages 23, 24, and 25 of the attached
Ordinance No. 83-38 entitled FACTORS A~D STANDARDS TO BE
CONSIDERED BY THE ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW COMMITTEE IN THE REVIEW
OF PERMIT APPLICATIONS, and the Performance Standards listed
on pages 3, 4, and 5. These factors, standards, and performance
standards should be addressed either in the description below
or in plans accompanying the application. Your response to
this question should be as complete and accurate as is practical.
If you cannot complete your description on this page, attach
an addendum entitled INTENDED USES OF SITE.
SEE 'ATTACHED !:OPY OF "OETAILS OF WAREHOUSE STORAGE AND
OPERATIONS" DATED 7-5-88, PREPARED BY DANIEL D. DOWLING.
SAFETY-KLEEN PROJECT ENGINEER
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II.
SITE DATA
The following information must be filled out below and must appear
where applicable, on the plans which accompany this application.
I. Zoning District:
P .1.0.
2.
Area of Site: 6.12 acres 266,439
(4.15 Acres if canal R/W is excluded)
sqare feet
3.
Floor Area
a. Residential: 0 square feet
b. Display Area/Retail Floorspace: square feet
c. Office: 8000 square feet (4000 is for future use)
d. Manufacturi~g/Shop Areas: 0 square feet
f. Loading:
10,836
528
square feet
e. Storage:
square feet
g. Recreational:
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square feet
h.
Public/Institutional:
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square feet
(Included in
Etc.: Offi ce Use) square feet
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Hallways, Stairways, Elevators,
j. Other (specify):
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square feet
k. Other (specify) : 0 square feet
TOTAL FLOOR AREA: 19,364 square feet
4. Maximum Height of Structures on Site: 29+ feet
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1 & 2 stories
5. Required Off-Street Parking
a. Calculation of Required
Number of Off-Street
Parking Spaces
Storage & Loading
b. Off-Street Parking Spaces
Provided on Site Plan
61 Total (47 for cars
(1 Per 800 S.F.)
15
& 14 for Service Trucks)
Office
(1 per 300 S.F.) 27
TOTAL 42
Planning Department - January 1984
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III. PLAN REQUIREMENTS
The information required in Section 11.3.C.2.a. through 11.3.C.2.z.
on pages 16 and 17 of attached Ordinance No. 83-38 shall be pro-
vided on six (6) copies of plans and/or documents which are to
accompany this application.
IV. APPLICATION FEE
An application fee in the amount specified in Section 11.3.C.3.a.
through 11.3.C.3.c on pages 17 and 18 of attached Ordinance
No. 83-38, must be paid at the time the application is submitted,
by check, payable to the City of Boynton Beach.
V. CERTIFICATION
(I) (We) understand that this application and all papers and
plans submitted herewith become a part of the permanent records
of the City of Boynton Beach. (I) (We) hereby certify that the
above statements and any statements or showings in any papers
or plans submitted herewtih are true to the best of (my) (our)
knowledge and belief. This application will not be accepted
unless signed according to the instructions below.
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Date
Signature of Owner (s)-
or Authorized Princip I if property
is owned by a corporation or other
business entity.
VI. AUTHORIZATION OF AGENT
Signatu e of Authorized Agent
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(I) (We) hereby designate the above-signed person as (my) (our)
authorized agent in regard to this application.
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S gnature of Owner(s or Trustee,
or Authorized Principal if property
is owned by a corporation or other
business entity.
Planning Department -January 1984
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OFFICE OF THE PLANNING DIRECTOR
September 20, 1989
safety-Kleen corporation
Attn: Mr. Daniel Dowling
777 Big Timber Road
Elgin, Illinois 60123
RE: Safety-Kleen - site Plan Modification - File No. 297
Dear Mr. Dowling:
Please be advised that on Tuesday, september 19, 1989, the City
Commission approved the referenced site plan subject to staff
comments, copies of which are attached.
These plans were approved subject to your compliance with the
attached stipulations. After you have amended your plans to
reflect these stipulations, please submit two copies of final
plan drawings with the changes incorporated to the Building
Department for permitting purposes.
The approval of the City entitles you to construct only the
improvements shown on the site plan. The site plan will be
viewed procedurally as an as-built or record drawing. If you
have any questions concerning this matter, please do not hesitate
to contact me.
Very truly yours,
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH
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cc: Delfin F. Menendez, MSM Design Group
Enrico Rossi, Rossi & Malavasi Engr., Inc.
Interim City Manager
Technical Review Board
central File