Tennessee Division of Water Resources (DWR) Permits Documents Permit Appeals Moratoriums Complaints Inspections Eng. Plans Hydrologic Det. Exceptional Waters Ambient Monitoring QLP Data Oil & Gas Wells FTC Operator Certification Water Wells Site IDParent SiteSite LocationCountyEFO 9363A & B Recycling355 Volrath N.FayetteMemphis COMPLAINT Help Back to Previous Page Complaint Number5110Program AreaWPCDate ReceivedAUG-20-2007How ReceivedPhoneConcerningPollution / Spills / Illicit DischargeConcerning (Other)Assigned DateAUG-20-2007 Location based on SITE_ID Site ID 9363 Site A & B Recycling Location 355 Volrath N. City Gallaway Description - County Fayette EFO Name Memphis Site Owner A & B Recycling Investigation Results Date InvestigatedAUG-30-2007StatusClosedResponsible PartyAllen SimpsonResp Party PhoneDate CompletedSEP-06-2007Referred ToDate ReferredPhotosNoLast updated17-JAN-2013 01:16PM Complaint Description and Writeup Complainant stated that the Simpson junkyard was getting large in size and has leaking cars throughout the site.8/29/07: A file review of the facility revealed that this site is an inactive facility. However, there are no records on file at the MEFO or at the NCO that this site should have been an inactive site. A site investigation will be conducted to ascertain site status.8/30/07: At the time of the site investigation conducted on 8/30/07, cars were being crushed and being hauled off-site. No leaking cars were observed. It appeared that the site was being cleaned up. Mr. Simpson was not available during the inspection. 9/5/07: I contacted Ms. Mary Simpson to determine the status of site operations. She stated that A & B Recycling went out of business about 2 years ago and clean-up on site is ongoing. She stated that she would have Mr. Allen Simpson contact me with further details with regard to the site. I will require Mr. Simpson to submit in writing that the facility went out of business and what is currently being done on-site.9/6/07: Mr. Simpson faxed a letter indicating that the site is out of business and that clean-up on-site is onging. The letter is on file at the MEFO.
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