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3 Table of Contents EXECUTIVE SUMMARY... 1 I. INTRODUCTION... 2 II. WASTE GENERATION... 3 A. GenerationTrends... 3 B. Generation in Order of Decreasing Amount... 3 C Generation by County... 4 D. Hazardous Waste Generation By Waste Code... 5 Hazardous Waste Generation By Industry... 6 E HAZARDOUS WASTE RECEIVED FROM OFF-SITE GENERATORS... 7 IV. HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT... 7 A. Hazardous Waste Management... 7 B. Waste Shipped Off-Site... :... 9 V. HAZARDOUS WASTE REDUCTION PLANS VI. APPENDIX 12

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5 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The Georgia Biennial Hazardous Waste Report contains information on the amounts of hazardous waste generated, treated, managed, disposed of, or shipped by Georgia hazardous waste handlers for calendar year The information in this report is based on self-reporting by industry Data Summary Four hundred and thirty-six Georgia industries generated 7,130,755 tons of hazardous waste in This is a decrease of 7,325,825 tons from Approximately 87% of the waste (6,303,570 tons) was produced by the top eleven generators. Generators in ten counties produced 6,608,839 tons, or 93% of the waste generated in the state. Richmond was the top waste-generating county with 2,794,022 tons. Five industries generated 93% of the waste. The Chemicals and Allied Products industry generated the highest amount of waste. Five waste codes, DO1 8, MOMX (mixtures across waste categories), FOMX, (mixtures of "F" wastes), D002, and DO03 make up 85% of the waste generated. 154,464 tons of hazardous waste was shipped off-site in Twenty-three Georgia facilities received 47,558 tons of waste from off-site; the top five facilities received 37,253 tons, or 78%. Waste was generated on-site and managed on-site or received from off-site and managed by 142 facilities; the amount of waste managed was 7,937,728 tons. Hazardous wastewaters and sludges treatment was 7,277,179 tons, or 92% of the waste managed. Georgia facilities exported waste to 30 states and foreign countries; Georgia facilities received waste from 46 states and foreign countries. Of the 426 facilities filing Hazardous Waste Reduction Plans, 350 have set shortterm numerical goals for waste reduction; 341 have set long-term numerical goals for waste reduction; 234 reported recycling wastes; 177 reported eliminating waste through process changes; 139 reported elimination through raw material changes; and 135 reported elimination through equipment changes. Impediments to waste reduction were identified by 106 facilities. 1

6 I. INTRODUCTION The 1993 Georgia Biennial Hazardous Waste Report contains information on the amounts of hazardous waste generated, treated, managed, disposed of, and shipped by Georgia hazardous waste handlers for calendar year The report is a compilation of forms submitted by 442 Georgia facilities which generated and/or managed large quantities of hazardous waste. Information in this report is based on self-reporting by industry..- The data presented in this report is only a partial extract of the total information available. The entire body of data comprising the Biennial Report can be obtained in an electronic format from the Georgia Environmental Protection Division (EPD). The Requirement to Report The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has authorized EPD to regulate hazardous waste in Georgia in its stead. Georgia industries, government facilities, municipalities, commercial hazardous waste operations, and individuals who generated or managed hazardous wastes are regulated by the Georgia Hazardous Waste Management Act (Act) and the Georgia Rules for Hazardous Waste Management (Rules). One of the requirements of the Act and the Rules is the collection of data regarding the creation and movement of hazardous wastes in the State. Section of the Rules incorporates by reference that portion of the Federal rules which requires submittal of a periodic report by each generator of waste generated and managed. Georgia requires this report to be submitted in even-numbered years for the previous odd-numbered year's activities. EPD has again used EPAs reporting form NB (revised 8-93) to collect the information. In general terms, persons who generated in any calendar month over 2.2 pounds of acute hazardous waste, as defined in the "PI' list of 40 CFR (e), or over 2,200 pounds of any other hazardous waste are considered "large quantity generators." These large quantity generators must complete and submit the Biennial Report. Additionally, all facilities which receive hazardous waste from other generators are required to report such receipt regardless of the quantity received or whether they generated any hazardous waste themselves. Of the 442 facilities contained in this report, 436 generated large quantities of hazardous waste and six facilities did not generate waste themselves in 1993 but either received waste from off-site or managed waste generated on-site in a previous year. Copies of the report forms and instructions are available on request from the Hazardous Waste Management Branch. 2

7 II. WASTE GENERATION A. Generation Trends Four hundred and thirty-six Georgia industries generated 7,130,755 tons of hazardous waste in Wastewater generation is included in the total. Some reporters make confidentiality claims for the information contained in the ir Biennial Reports. Consistent with RCRA Confidential Business Information (CBI) regulations, information from these handlers is excluded from all publicly published data. This is a decrease of 7,325,825 tons from Table A-1 in the Appendix is an alphabetical summary of the hazardous waste activities of all 442 facilities that submitted a Biennial Report. This summary table includes data on 1993 generation, tons received from off-site, tons shipped off-site and tons managed. Table A-2 is a generation report sorted by Facility EPA ID Number. Figure 1, below, depicts the waste generation trend over the last three reporting periods (during the use of EPA's Form NB). Figure WASTE GENERATION TRENDS I V YEAR OF GENERATION B. Generation in Order of Decreasing Amount Approximately 87% of the waste (6,303,570 tons) was generated by the top eleven generators (see Figure 2 below). See Table A-3 for the ranking of all 436 generators. 3

8 Figure 2. Top Eleven Generators of Hazardous Waste in 1993 (Tons) Rank EPA ID Number Facility Name Tons Generated GAD DSM Chemicals 2,405,467 GAI Robins Air Force Base 1,497,937 GA Marine Corps Logistics 681,836 GAD Bekaett Corp 357,149 GAD Searle 261,494 GAD Amercord Inc 245,031 GAD Union Camp-Savannah 230,870 GAD Saft America Inc 209,722 GAD Scovill Fasteners Inc 144,399 GAD William L Bonnell Co 136,674 GAD Merck & Co Inc 132,991 TOTAL* 6,303,570 C. Generation by County Generators in ten Georgia counties produced 6,608,839 tons of hazardous waste, or 93% of the total. The top county was Richmond. Table A-4 lists alphabetically all of the Georgia counties in which waste was generated, the names of the facilities and the amounts generated. Figure 3, below, shows the top ten counties in descending order. Figure 3. Hazardous Waste Generation By Top Ten Counties (Tons) 4

9 7 Lowndes 212,368 8 Coweta 154,202 9 Habersham 144, DeKalb 98,467 TOTAL* 6,608,839 *Note: Does not include Confidential Business Information D. Hazardous Waste Generation By Waste Code Table A-5 lists waste generated by waste code. Included in the table are subtotals for each waste "category". When a facility reported a waste stream designated by a single waste code, the amount of waste generated was assigned to that waste code. In the event a waste stream was designated by two or more waste codes, it was assigned a single "mixture" code. For example, if a waste stream exhibits the characteristic of ignitability, EPA Waste Code D001, and the characteristic of corrosivity, EPA Waste Code D002, the resulting mixture is designated as DOMX, a "mixture" of "D" wastes; a waste stream listed for nonhalogenated solvents, F003, and which is ignitable, DO01, is designated as MOMX, a mixture of multiple waste types. Five waste codes, D018, MOMX (mixtures across waste categories), FOMX (mixtures of 'IF" wastes), D002, and DO03 make up 85% of the waste generated. Figure 4 illustrates these top five waste codes in tons. Figure 4. Top Five Waste Codes in Tons Waste Code DO1 8 MOMX FOMX DO02 DO03 Tons Generated* 2,405,622 1,763,400 1,1371,69 475, ,128 Figure 5 below shows the breakdown by waste category (example: Total I'D" wastes) of all the waste generated. 5

10 -~ ~ Figure 5. Amount of Hazardoue Wade Generated by Waste Catagorlee* (7,130, Tons) F = % K. P, & U = % MIXED = K = % I 1 *Note: Does Not Contain Confidential Business Information E. Hazardous Waste Generation By Industry The Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) code system is one method of showing waste generation by industry. Five industry categories generated 93% of the waste (see Figure 6 below) in Figure 6. Top Five Industry Categories (Tons) Rank *Note: Does Not Industry Classification I Tons Generated Chemicals and Allied Products I 3,204,282 National Security and International Affairs Primary Metal Industries Electronic and Other Electric Equipment Fabricated Metal Products TOTAL* I 2,180, , , ,438 6,656,758 Table A-6 is a list in descending order by tons generated of all industry classifications reported. 6

11 -- Ill. HAZARDOUS WASTE RECEIVED FROM OFF-SITE GENERATORS All facilities which received RCRA hazardous waste from other generators during 1993 were required to report the quantities and characteristics of each waste and how they managed each hazardous waste received from an off-site source (even if the source is considered a small quantity generator or a conditionally exempt generator). As has been the case in previous reporting years, not all of the facilities which receive waste from offsite are "commercial handlers". For example, manufacturers whose products become hazardous waste when disposed of are obligated to declare as hazardous waste any virgin product which is returned as unusable by a customer. Twenty-three Georgia facilities received 47,558 tons of waste from off-site in 1993; the top five facilities received 37,253 tons, or 78%. Figure 7, below, lists the top five facilities. Table A-7 lists all 23 facilities in descending order of waste received.. Figure 7. Top Five Receivers of Hazardous Waste from Off-Site Rank EPA ID No. GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD Facility Name Tons Received CWM Resource Management Inc 12,491 Chemical Conservation of Ga 7,882 Tri Chem Company 7,862 M & J Solvents Co Inc 6,102 Alternate Energy Resources 2,916 TOTAL 37,253 A. Hazardous Waste Management IV. HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT Waste was generated and managed on-site or received from off-site and managed by 142 facilities; the total amount of waste managed in 1993 was 7,937,728 tons. This figure includes exempt hazardous wastewaters and contaminated groundwater from sites undergoing corrective action; however, the contaminated groundwater is not included in the generation section of this report because of the way the facilities were instructed to report this particular "waste". Table A-8 lists the 142 facilities managing wastes on-site by descending amount. As shown in Figure'8, below, the top five managers handled 68% of the waste managed on-site in Georgia. 7

12 Rank EPA ID Number Facility Name Tons Managed GAD DSM Chemicals North Am 2,405,301 GA Robins Air Force Base 1,074,757 GAD Olin Corporation 720,452 GA Marine Corps Logistics 680,423 GAD Southern Wood Piedmont 546,551 TOTAL* 5,427,484 Hazardous wastewaters and sludges treatment totaled 7,277,179 tons, or 92% of the waste managed. Figure 9, below, illustrates the various management methods reported and their percentage of the total. Figure 9, 1993 Management Methods (7,937,728 Tons Managed) Haz WW and Sludges Trt.(91.68%) POW Discharge (7.2%) Other - Pie #2(1.12%) Incineration - Liquid@ Fuel Blending(0.234K) Organics Recovery(O.l29%) Other - Bar Chart - Right(O.011) L- Energy Recovery - Liquids(0.386%) Energy Recovery - SIS (O.O( Stabili!ion(0.005%) Metals Recovery(O.OOG%) 'Note: Does Not Contain Confidential Business Information 8

13 B. Waste Shipped Off-Site Four hundred thirty-seven Georgia facilities shipped 154, tons of hazardous waste off-site during Table A-10 lists all the facilities that shipped waste off-site by descending amount. Figure 10 I Waste Shipped Off-site Trends 160, , , , ,000 I- 60,000 40,000 20,000 0 Georgia facilities exported waste to 30 states and foreign countries (France and Sweden). Georgia facilities received waste from 46 states and foreign countries. Table A-1 1 reflects alphabetically the imports to Georgia facilities and the exports to other states and foreign countries. Figure 10, below, illustrates the top five states which sent waste to Georgia and Figure 11 shows the top five states to which waste was exported from Georgia. Figure 1 1. Waste Imported (top five states) Rank State Tons I Florida I 4, I 9

14 Figure 12. Waste Exported (top five states) Rank State Tons 11 1 I South Carolina I Alabama 32,460 Louisiana 14,882 Tennessee 6,696 n V. HAZARDOUSWASTEREDUCTIONPLANS The Hazardous Waste Management Act was amended in 1990 to require large quantity generators of hazardous waste to develop and to submit hazardous waste reduction plans by March 1, 1992 and biennially thereafter. During the fall of 1991, EPD developed an instruction manual and forms to serve as a guide to the completion of this requirement. Thus, for the first time in 1991, facilities were required to complete and submit Hazardous Waste Reduction Plans providing detailed outlines of on-site and corporation-wide waste reduction efforts. The plans were to include detailed descriptions of a company's manufacturing and waste generation processes, lists of raw materials, environmental policy and corporate commitment to waste reduction, and other information. For 1994, facilities that submitted a plan in 1992 were required to submit a progress report and/or amendments to their initial plans. Those facilities that did not file a 1992 report, were to complete an entire waste reduction plan. Although most of the information in the plans is of a descriptive, narrative, and illustrative nature, some qualitative and quantitative analyses of the information is possible. Table A- 12 summarizes alphabetically by facility name data regarding specific items contained in the plans. Copies of the reporting forms can be obtained from EPD. Of the 426 facilities filing 1994 Hazardous Waste Reduction Plans and/or Progress Reports, 350 have set short-term numerical goals for waste reduction; 341 have set longterm numerical goals for waste reduction; 234 reported recycling wastes; 177 reported eliminating waste through process changes; 139 reported elimination through raw material changes; and 135 reported elimination through equipment changes. Impediments to waste reduction were identified by 106 facilities. 10

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17 ~ ~ 1993 HAZARDOUS WASTE REPORT Table A-1 : SUMMARY BY FACILITY TONS TONS TONS TONS PA ID FACILITY NAME CITY GENERATED RECEIVED SHIPPED MANAGED AD M SALES CENTER SAD SAT SAT SAD SAD SAD :AD SAD SAD SAD :AD SAD :AD :AD AD ATOOOOOl891 iad :AD iad iad iad iad iad iad iad iad iad iad iad iad iad iad iad iad iad iad iad iad iad tad iad iad iad iad AD AD AD AD AD AD AT D D A B C COMPOUNDING CO INC AHSTEPHENSSTATEPARK ATLT MA RECYCLING & SALVAGE ACUTECH INDUSTRIES AEROQUIP CORP AIR TREADS INC ALCAN EXTRUSIONS USA ALL-PAK INC ALLWASTE CONTAINER SERVICES ALLWASTE CONTAINER SERVICES ALPHA METALS INC ALTERNATE ENERGY RESOURCES INC AMERADA HESS AMERCORD INC AMERICAN CYANAMID/GRAY DISTRIBUTION AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL CHEM CORP AMERICAN NATIONAL CAN CO AMERICAN WOODMARK CORP AMERICAN YARD PRODUCTS AMOCOPERFORMANCEPRODUCTSINC AMREP INC ANCHOR GLASS CONTAINER CORP APOLLO INDUSTRIES INC ARATEX SERVICES INC ARCADIAN FERTILIZER L P ARIVEC CHEMICALS INC ARROWHEAD ALTERNATOR INC ASHLAND CHEMICAL CO - ASHLAND CHEMICAL COMPANY ASHLAND PETROLEUM COMPANY AT&T AT&T FITEL FILM CONVERTING CO GAS LIGHT CO RIVERDALE LNG PLT JOURNAL AND CONSTITUTION JOURNAL AND CONSTITUTION ATLANTIC STEEL INDUSTRIES INC ATLANTIC STEEL INDUSTRIES INC ATLANTIC WOOD INDUSTRIES INC ATLANTIC WOOD INDUSTRIES INC ATOTECH USA INC SERVICE COMPANY INC AVERY DENNISON FASSON ROLL DIV AVON PRODUCTS INC AWH CORP AWH CORP/ROYSTON PLANT AZS CORPORATION, BANDAG INC BARD UROLOGICAL DIV BARRIE C HlERN BASF CORP/ATLANTIC AND GULF RAILROAD BASF CORPORATION MORROW CRAWFORDVILLE DECATUR DALTON TOCCOA FOREST PARK ROME DECATUR ALPHARETTA LUMBER CITY SMYRNA FOREST PARK EASTANOLLEE MCRAE ALPHARETTA MAR I ElTA WARNER ROBINS SMYRNA THOMASVILLE DOUGLASVILLE LOVEJOY NORCROSS CARROLLTON RIVERDALE NORCROSS CARTERSVILLE VlDALlA PORT WENTWORTt DULUTH PEACHTREE CITY SUWANEE JASPER ROYSTON GRIFFIN COVINGTON ROME , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,75 3, , , , , , , JM.WB1 PAGE 1

18 1993 HAZARDOUS WASTE REPORT Table A-1 : SUMMARY BY FACILITY TONS TONS TONS TONS EPA ID FACILITY NAME CITY GENERATED RECEIVED SHIPPED MANAGED GAD BASSET FURNITURE INDUSTRIES OF NC DUBLIN GAD BASSET FURNITURE INDUSTRIES OF NC GAD BEKAERT CORP GAD BELL FIBRE PRODUCTS GAD BELLSOUTH SERVICES - MCDNGADC GAD BFI PHARMACEUTICAL SERVICES INC GAD BLUE BIRD BODY CO GAD BLUE BIRD NORTH GEORGIA GAD BLUE BIRD WANDERLODGE GAD BOEING GEORGIA INC GAD BRIDGEPORT PLUMBING PRODUCTS INC GAD BROCKWAY STANDARD INC GAD BROWN & WILLIAMSON TOBACCO CORP GAD BUSTER BROWN APPAREL INC GAD CADILLAC PRODUCTS INC GAD CAPITOL ADHESIVES INC GAD CARGILL INC GAD CARGILL INC GAD CARRIER TRANSICOLD GAD CELLO-FOIL PRODUCTS INC GAD CERTAINTEED CORP GAD CHAPARRAL BOATS INC GAD CHAR-BROIL DIV W C BRADLEY CO GAD CHEMCENTRAU GAD CHEMICAL CONSERVATION OF GEORGIA INC GAD CHEMICAL LEAMAN TANK LINES INC GAD CHEMICAL PRODUCTS CORP GAOOOOOl9927 CHEMSTAR CORP GAD CHEMTRONICS INC GAD CHEVRON USA PRODUCTS CO # GAD CHEVRON USA PRODUCTS CO # GAD CHEVRON USA PRODUCTS CO # GAD ClBA VISION CORP GAD CIRCUIT TECHNOLOGIES INC GAD CITGO ASPHALT REFINING CO GAD CITGO PETROLEUM CORP GAD COIL COATERS OF AMERICA INC GAD COLONIAL PIPELINE CO GAD PACKAGING CO GAD COMMUNICORP INC GAD COMPRESSOR COMPONENTS TEXTRON GAD CONEX OF GA INC GAD COOPER LIGHTING GAD COOPER TOOLS GAD COPPER DIVISION OF SOUTHWIRE CO GAD COTTRELL INC GAD CRODA INKS CORP GAD CROWE INDUSTRIAL COATINGS GAD CROWN BEVERAGE PAFKAGING GAD CROWN CENTRAL PETROLEUM CORP GAD CROWN CORK & SEAL CO INC GAD CROWN CORK & SEAL COMPANY GAD CSX TRANSPORTATION INC GAT CSX TRANSPORTATION INC ROME MCDONOUGH CONYERS FORT VALLEY LAFAYETTE FORT VALLEY MOULTRIE HOMERVILLE LAFAY ETE DALTON FOREST PARK ATHENS ATHENS NASHVILLE VALDOSTA JONESBORO CARTERSVILLE LITHIA SPRINGS KENNESAW ATHENS M ABLETON POWDER SPRINGS THOMASVILLE GREENSBORO AMERICUS STATESBORO CARROLLTON GAINESVILLE LAWRENCEVILLE PERRY WAY CROSS COLLEGE PARK , , , , , , , , O.OO , , , , , , , , , ~ SUM.WB1 PAGE 2

19 1993 HAZARDOUS WASTE REPORT Table A-1 : SUMMARY BY FACILITY TONS TONS TONS TONS EPA ID FACILITY NAME CITY GENERATED RECEIVED SHIPPED MANAGED GAD CSX TRANSPORTATION INC DALTON GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAOOOOl95321 GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD AD AD AD GAD GAT GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GA GA GAD GAD SAD SAT SAD SAD SAD SAD SAD SAT CUMMINS ENGINE CO INC FLOWERY BRANCH 13, CUMMINS MILITARY SYSTEMS CO CWM RESOURCE MANAGEMENT INC DARWORTH COMPANY DAVIDSON EXTERIOR TRIM TEXTRON DEL MAR WINDOW COVERINGS DELCO REMY DELTA AIR LINES INC DENON DIGITAL IND DITTLER BROTHERS - OAKWOOD DllTLER BROTHERS DllTLER BROTHERS PRODUCTION COLOR INK DIVERSEY CORP DIVERSEY CORP (OXFORD CHEMICAL) DIXIE BEARINGS INC DIXIE INDUSTRIAL FINISHING CO INC DOUGLAS & LOMASON CO DOW CHEMICAL CO DSI TRANSPORTS INC DSM CHEMICALS NORTH AMERICA DURACELL USA DYNATRON/BONDO CORP E I DU PONT DE NEMOURS & CO E-Z-GO DIV OF TEXTRON INC EASTMAN KODAK CO ECOLAB ELAN PHARMACEUTICAL RESEARCH CORP EMORY UNIVERSITY EMPAK INC ENGINEERED FABRICS CORP ENSCO ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES OF GA ETH WESTBURY ETHICON INC FARR COMPANY FINA INC TERMINAL FISHER SCIENTIFIC FITZGERALD RAILCAR SERVICES FLEX-PAK INC FLINT INK CORPORATION FORD MOTOR COMPANY FORSTMANN & CO INC FORT BENNING US ARMY INFANTRY CENTER FORT STEWART FREUDENBERG-NOK FREUDENBERG-NOK FRlGlDAlRE MICROWAVE PRODUCTS GA DOT BRIDGE MORROW LAGRANGE AMERICUS ATHENS FITZGERALD MADISON OAKWOOD OAKWOOD TUCKER CHAMBLEE TUCKER NEWNAN DALTON FAIRBURN LAGRANGE MARIETTA CHAMBLEE MCDONOUGH GAINESVILLE FITZGERALD ROCKMART DALTON PORT WENTWORTI CORNELIA EATONTON NORCROSS FITZGERALD ALPHARETTA HAPEVILLE DUBLIN FORT BENNING FORT STEWART CLEVELAND LAGRANGE DALTON GA POWER CO - GENERPL SERVICES HDQTRS FOREST PARK GA POWER CO - MCMANUS PLANT BRUNSWICK GA POWER CO - PLANT BRANCH MILLEDGEVILLE GA POWER CO - PLANT MCDONOUGH SMYRNA GA POWER CO - PLANT YATES NEWNAN GA POWER CO MIDDLE FORK SUBSTATION SITE , , , , , ,405, , , , , , , ~ , , , ,405, , ~ ;UM.WBl PAGE 3

20 1993 HAZARDOUS WASTE REPORT Table A-1 : SUMMARY BY FACILITY TONS TONS TONS TONS EPA ID FACILITY NAME CITY GENERATED RECEIVED SHIPPED MANAGED GAD GA POWER CO PLANT ARKWRIGHT GAD GA POWER CO PLANT BOWEN GAD GA POWER CO PLANT HAMMOND GAD GA POWER CO PLANT HATCH TAYLORSVILLE COOSA BAXLN GAD GA POWER CO PLANT SCHERER JULIETTE GAD GA POWER CO PLANT VOGTLE WAYNESBORO GAD GE APPARATUS SERVICE GAD GEIGER INTERNATIONAL GAD GENERAL AMERICAN TRANSPORTATION CORP WAYCROSS GAT GENERAL ELECTRIC CO NORCROSS GAD GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY CHAMBLEE GAD GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY ROME GAD GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY CHAMBLEE GAT GENERAL MARINE IND WILLACOOCH EE GAD GENERAL MOTORS MCD GAD GENERAL TIME CORP ATHENS GAD GEORGIA ART LIGHTING DESIGNS LAWRENCEVI LLE GAT GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION ROSWELL GAD GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY GAD GEORGIA PLATING INC GAD GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITY GAD GEORGIA-PAC1 FIC CORP GAD GEORGIA-PACIFIC PEARSON GAD GEORGIA-PACIFIC STERLING GAD GLOVES INC GAD GNB BAlTERY TECHNOLOGIES GAD GOODY PRODUCTS INC GAD GREAT DANE TRAILERS INC GAD GREENFIELD INDUSTRIES INC GAD GRUMMAN AEROSPACE CORP GAD GULFSTREAM AEROSPACE CORP GAD H & L ELECTRONICS GAD H B FULLER COMPANY GAD HAR-CONN CHROME CO OF GEORGIA GADl HARRIS CALORIFIC DIV GAD HEATCRAFT INC GAD HELENA CHEMICAL CO GAD HENKEL CORP GAD HERCULES INC 009 LANDFILL GAD HERCULES INC OXFORD PLANT GAD HERCULES INCORPORATED GAD HICKSON CORPORATION GAD HIGHWAY TRANSPORT INC GAD HlTACHl CHEMICAL ELECTRO-PRODUCTS INC GAD HORIZON INDUSTRIES INC GAD HUDSON INTERNATIONAL CONDUCTORS GA HUNTER ARMY AIRFIELD GAD INDALEX DIV OF INDAL INC GAD INTERMARINE USA, GAD INTERMETRO INDUSTRIES CORP GADl J & J ADVANCED MATERIALS GAD JEFFERSON SMURFIT CORP/CONTAINER CORP GAD JERVIS B WEBB CO OF GA GAD JOHNSON HOMES LlTHONlA BRUNSWICK PEARSON BRUNSWICK AUSTELL MANCHESTER EVANS MILLEDGEVILLE COVINGTON GAINESVILLE TIFTON CORDELE CEDARTOWN BRUNSWICK COVINGTON BRUNSWICK CONLEY MORROW TUCKER CALHOUN TRENTON GAINESVILLE DOUGLAS GAINESVILLE STONE MOUNTAIN MARIETTA DUBLIN, , , , , , O.OO0 O.OO0 O.OO , , , , , , SUM.WB1 PAGE 4

21 ~ 1993 HAZARDOUS WASTE REPORT Table A-1 : SUMMARY BY FACILITY TONS TONS TONS TONS EPA ID FACILITY NAME CITY GENERATED RECEIVED SHIPPED MANAGED GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GA GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GA GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GA GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GA GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GA GAD GAD GAD GAD KASON INDUSTRIES INC KAT0 SPRING OF GEORGIA INC KAWNEER CO INC KIMBERLY-CLARK CORP KIMOTO TECH INC KOBELCO CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY KYSOR WARREN KYSOWWARREN LAGRANGE PLASTICS COMPANY LANGDALE FOREST PRODUCTS CO LAPP INSULATOR CO LARSONJUHL LCP CHEMICALS - GEORGIA LEER SOUTHEAST LINEAR DYNAMICS INC LITHO-KROME LOCKHEED AERONAUTICAL SYSTEMS CO LOUIS DREYFUS ENERGY LPS LABORATORIES INC M & J SOLVENTS CO INC MACGREGOR GOLF CO MARATHON OIL CO - MARATHON OIL CO - MARATHON OIL CO - MARATHON OIL CO - POWDER SPRINGS MARINE CORPS LOGISTICS BASE MARTA BROWNS MILL HEAVY MAINT FAC MASCOTECH INDUSTRIAL COMPONENTS INC MATSUSHITA STORAGE BATTERY CO MASBAC MATSUSHITA ULTRA TECH BATTERY CORP MAY0 CHEMICAL COMPANY MCCONNELL DRUM SERVICE MCF SYSTEMS, INC MCGEAN-ROHCO INC MERCK & CO INC METAL COATERS OF GEORGIA INC METAL CONTAINER CORP METCAM INC METOKOTE CORP MICRO FLO COMPANY MKC ENTERPRISES INC MONOLITH COMMERCIAL CABINETS INC MONROE AUTO EQUIPMENT CO MONSANTO COMPANY MOUNT VERNON MILLS INC MUNEKATA AMERICA INC MURATA ERIE NORTH AMERICA INC NAKANlSHl MFG CORP NAMPAC NAVAL SUBMARINE BASE KINGS BAY NAZDAWKC NAZDAFUKC/ADVANCE NORAMCO INC NORTHROP CORP SHENANDOAH DULUTH JONESBORO LAGRANGE CEDARTOWN CALHOUN CONYERS LAG RANG E VALDOSTA SANDERSVILLE ADIARSVILLE BRUNSWICK CONYERS BALL GROUND MARIElTA BLAKELY TUCKER POWDER SPRINGS ADEL SMYRNA DECATUR MARIETTA ROME ALPHARETTA GROVETOWN SPARKS STONE MOUNTAIN HARTWELL TRlON DALTON ROCKMART WINTERVILLE TOCCOA KINGS BAY ATHENS PERRY , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , i30,gi , , ~ 5, SUM.WB1 PAGE 5

22 ~ 1993 HAZARDOUS WASTE REPORT Table A-1 : SUMMARY BY FACILITY TONS TONS TONS TONS EPA ID FACILITY NAME CITY GENERATED RECEIVED SHIPPED MANAGED GAD NORTHWEST AIRLINES GAD GAD GAD GAD GADl GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GADl GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD NOVAMAX TECHNOLOGIES INC OGLETHORPE POWER CORP OK1 TELECOM OLlN CORPORATION OMC-CALHOUN ONEDA CORP OPTIMA CHEMICALS INC OWENS-BROCKWAY GLASS CONTAINER INC OWENS-CORN1 NG FI BERGLAS PACKAGING SPECIALTIES OF GA INC PAKTANK CORP PATTERSON PUMP COMPANY PCC AIRFOIL INC PEACHTREE DOORS INC PEACHTREE DOORS INC PHILLIPS PIPE LINE CO PHILLIPS PIPE LINE CO PHOTOCIRCUITS CORP PHOTOCIRCUITS CORP PIEDMONT LABORATORIES INC PIEDMONT MOULDING PIEDMONT PAINTS & PRIMERS INC PITMAN-MOORE INC PLANTATION PIPE LINE CO PLANTATION PIPELINE CO AU FAC POLYCHROME CORP POLYPAC INC PPG ARCHITECTURAL FINISHES PPG INDUSTRIES INC PPM INC OF GEORGIA PRATT & WHITNEY PRECISION INDUSTRIES INC PRESTOLITE WIRE CORP PRINTPACK INC PRINTPACK INC PRODUCTION ANODIZING CORP QUAD/GRAPHICS INC QUALA SYSTEMS INC QUALA SYSTEMS INC - JONESBORO R & D FINISHING INC RAPIDTEC RAYLOC RAYONIER INC RECKllT & COLMAN INC REICHHOLD CHEMICALS INC RELIANCE ELECTRIC COMPANY REXNORD CORP RHEEM MFG CO RHONE-POULENC AG CO RHONE-POULENC INC RHONE-POULENC SPECIALTY CHEMICALS CO I RlNGlER AMERICA INC RIVERWOOD INTERNATIONAL GEORGIA INC ROME SUWANEE CALHOUN DOUGLAS FAIRBURN GAINESVILLE TOCCOA DOUGLAS DULUTH NORCROSS PEACHTREE CITY PEACHTREE CITY GAINESVILLE CONYERS TOCCOA BREMEN DOUGLASVILLE DALTON EAST POINT PERRY TUCKER VALDOSTA TIFTON VILLA RlCA ADEL THOMASTON JONESBORO ADEL COVINGTON JESUP CHICKAMAUGA ATHENS MILLEDGEVILLE WOODBINE WINDER MARIElTA EVANS 44, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , SUM.WB1 PAGE 6

23 1993 HAZARDOUS WASTE REPORT Table A-1 : SUMMARY BY FACILITY TONS TONS TONS TONS EPA ID FACILITY NAME CITY GENERATED RECEIVED SHIPPED MANAGED GAD ROBERT BOSCH CORP L E A SPRINGS GA ROBINS AIR FORCE BASE GAD ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL GAD ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL GAD ROPER PUMP COMPANY GAD RUETGERS-NEASE CORP GAD SAFETY-KLEEN GAD SAFETY-KLEEN GAD SAFETY-KLEEN GAD SAFETY-KLEEN GAD SAFETY-KLEEN GAD SAFETY-KLEEN CORP GAD SAFT AMERICA INC GAT NEWS-PRESS GAD PAINT MFG COMPANY GAD SUGAR REFINERY GAD SCHOLLE CORP GAD SCHULLER INTERNATIONAL INC GAD SCHWERMAN TRUCKING CO GAD SCIENTIFIC GAMES INC GAD SCOVILL FASTENERS INC GAD SEARLE GAT SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO GAD SHAW INDUSTRIES #63 GAD SHAW INDUSTRIES INC #2 GAD SHEBOYGAN PAINT COMPANY GAD SHERWIN-WILLIAMS GAD SHERWIN-WILLIAMS GAD SHOREWOOD PACKAGING CORP GAD SIEMENS ENERGY AND AUTOMATION GAD SIMMONS PLATING WORKS INC GAD SKF BEARINGS INDUSTRIES CO GAD SMITHKLINE BEECHAM CLINICAL LABS GAD SNYDER BROTHERS CO GAD SONY MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT INC GAD SOSSNER TAP & TOOL CORP GAD SOUTHEAST TERMINAL GAD SOUTHEAST TERMINAL- GAD SOUTHEAST TERMINAL-ATHENS GAD SOUTHEAST TERM1 NAL-BAINBRI DGE GAD SOUTHEAST TERMINAL-ROME GAD SOUTHERN ENERGY CO GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD WARNER ROBINS 1,497, OULUTH NORCROSS COMMERCE MORROW NORCROSS GARDEN CITY HAPEVILLE VALDOSTA PORT WENTWORTt COLLEGE PARK WINDER ALPHARETTA CLARKESVILLE COLLEGE PARK DALTON DALTON C EDARTO WN BUFORD MORROW LAGRANGE TUCKER FLOWERY BRANCH TUCKER TOCCOA CARROLLTON BRUNSWICK ATHENS BAINBRIDGE ROME SOUTHERN FACILITIES PRODUCTS TEF SOUTHERN FACILITIES PRODUCTS ' SOUTHERN FACILITIES PRODUCTS TER SOUTHERN GRAVURE SERVICE INC SOUTHERN STATES GALVANIZING CLAXTON SOUTHERN WOOD PIEDMONT CO - SOUTHERN WOOD PIEQMONT CO-EAST POINT EAST POINT SOUTHERN WOOD PIEDMONT CO- SOUTHWIRE COMPANY SOUTHWIRE COMPANY - ST SERVICES STANLEY BOSTITCH INC CARROLLTON , , , , , , , O.OO0 O.OO0 6, , , , ,074, , , , , , , , SUM.WG1 PAGE 7

24 ~~ 1993 HAZARDOUS WASTE REPORT Table A-1 : SUMMARY BY FACILITY EPA ID FACILITY NAME GAD STAR ENTERPRISE GAD STOFFEL SEALS CORP GAD TALON INC GAD TENNECO AUTOMOTIVE BRAKE GAD TEXTRON AEROSPACE PRODUCTS GAD THE GLIDDEN COMPANY GAD THE GLIDDEN COMPANY GAD THE NUTRASWEET CO GAD THE PERMIT CORPORATION GAD THE TORRINGTON CO GAD THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA GAD THE WILLIAM L BONNELL CO INC GAD THE YORK GROUP INC GAD THERM0 KING CORP GAD THRALL CAR MANUFACTURING CO GAD THRALL CAR MFG CO GAD TIFTON ALUMINUM COMPANY GAD TOCCOA CASKET COMPANY GAD TOCCOA METAL FINISHING INC GAD TONCEE INC GAD TOPPAN INTERAMERICA INC GAD TRANSCONTINENTAL GAS PIPE LINE CORP GAD TREASURE CHEST ADVERTISING CO GAD TRENT TUBE GAD TRI CHEM COMPANY GAD TRI-STATE STEEL DRUM INC GAT TRIMAC BULK TRANSPORTATION INC GAD TURBINE SUPPORT DIVISION GAD TURBINE SUPPORT DIVISION - LAGRANGE GAD U S CAN COMPANY GAD U S ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY GAD UNION CAMP - GAD UNION CAMP CORP GAD UNION CAMP CORPORATION GAD UNION TANK CAR COMPANY GAD UNITED PARCEL SERVICE GAD UNOCAL CORP GA USAF MOODY AIR FORCE BASE GA USASC AND FORT GORDON GA VA MEDICAL CENTER GAD VAN WATERS & ROGERS INC GAD VAN WATERS & ROGERS INC GAD VANTAGE PRODUCTS GAD VARN WOOD PRESERVING GAD VIKING DISTILLERY INC GAD W R GRACE & CO GAD W R GRACE 8 CO POLYFIBRON DIV GAD WATER GAS & LIGHT COMM GAD WATER GAS & LIGHT COMM GAD WAlTYL PAINT CORP GAD WEBCO GAD WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC CORP GAD WEYERHAEUSER COMPANY GAD WHITAKER OIL COMPANY TONS TONS TONS TONS CITY GENERATED RECEIVED SHIPPED MANAGED BAINBRIDGE TALLAPOOSA CLEVELAND CARTERSVILLE STONE MOUNTAIN SY LVANlA ATHENS NEWNAN LAWRENCEVILLE LOUISVILLE CARTERSVILLE WINDER TIFTON TOCCOA TOCCOA SMYRNA MCDONOUGH COMER CARROLLTON G RAYSVl LLE MANOR SHENANDOAH LAGRANGE TALLAPOOSA ATHENS VALDOSTA GRIFFIN VALDOSTA VALDOSTA FORT GORDON DECATUR NORCROSS COVINGTON HOBOKEN LAGRANGE OGLETHORPE , , , , , , , , , , , , , O.OO , , , , , , , , , , , , , , SUM.WB1 PAGE 8

25 1993 HAZARDOUS WASTE REPORT Table A-I: SUMMARY BY FACILITY TONS TONS TONS TONS EPA ID FACILITY NAME CITY GENERATED RECEIVED SHIPPED MANAGED GAD WILLIAM C MEREDITH CO EAST POINT 3, , GAD WOODBURY BOX CO INC WOODBURY 4, , GAD WOOLFOLK CHEMICAL WORKS SITE FORT VALLEY GAD YAMAHA MOTOR MFG CORP NEWNAN GAD YAMAHA MUSIC MANUFACTURING INC THOMASTON GAD YDK AMERICA CANTON 3, , GAD YKK AP AMERICA INC DUBLIN GAD YKK USA INC 3, , GAD YKK USA INC CHESTNEY SITE GAD ZEP MFG CO TOTALS 7,130,754.59O 47, , ,937, SUM.WB1 PAGE 9

26 1993 HAZARDOUS WASTE GENERATED Table A-2: BY FACILITY EPA ID NUMBER EPA ID FACILITY NAME CITY TONS GENERATED GAOOOOOl9927 GA GA GA GA GA GA GA GA GA GA GA GA\ GA GAD GAD GADOOO GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GA WOO CHEMSTAR CORP MONOLITH COMMERCIAL CABINETS INC DIXIE BEARINGS INC LAGRANGE PLASTICS COMPANY USASC AND FORT GORDON USAF MOODY AIR FORCE BASE ROBINS AIR FORCE BASE FORT BENNING US ARMY INFANTRY CENTER NAVAL SUBMARINE BASE KINGS BAY HUNTER ARMY AIRFIELD MARINE CORPS LOGISTICS BASE VA MEDICAL CENTER LOCKHEED AERONAUTICAL SYSTEMS CO FORT STEWART W R GRACE & CO DIXIE INDUSTRIAL FINISHING CO INC GENERAL AMERICAN TRANSPORTATION CORP MASCOTECH INDUSTRIAL COMPONENTS INC RAYLOC HIGHWAY TRANSPORT INC GE APPARATUS SERVICE PHILLIPS PIPE LINE CO SOUTHEAST TERMINAL- SOUTHEAST TERMINAL-ATHENS SOUTHEAST TERMINAL SOUTHEAST TERMINAL-BAINBRIDGE SOUTHEAST TERMINAL-ROME RUETGERS-NEASE CORP OGLETHORPE POWER CORP GA POWER CO PLANT HATCH GA POWER CO - MCMANUS PLANT GA POWER CO PLANT HAMMOND GA POWER CO PLANT SCHERER GA POWER CO - PLANT BRANCH GA POWER CO - PLANT MCDONOUGH GA POWER CO PLANT BOWEN THE GLIDDEN COMPANY ETHICON INC BOEING GEORGIA INC CHEVRON USA PRODUCTS CO #I CHEVRON USA PRODUCTS CO # SOUTHERN FACILITIES PRODUCTS TERM SOUTHERN FACILITIES PRODUCTS T SOUTHERN FACILITIES PRODUCTS TERM CITGO PETROLEUM CORP AWH CORP PHILLIPS PIPE LINE CO EMORY UNIVERSITY FITZGERAkD RAILCAR SERVICES MARATHON OIL CO - POWDER SPRINGS MARATHON OIL CO - GOODY PRODUCTS INC SAFETY-KLEEN LOUIS DREYFUS ENERGY LITHIA SPRINGS STONE MOUNTAIN LAGRANGE FORT GORDON VALDOSTA WARNER ROBINS FORT BENNING KINGS BAY DECATUR MARIETTA FORT STEWART TUCKER WAYCROSS ADEL MORROW ATHENS BAINBRIDGE ROME ROME BAXLEY BRUNSWICK COOSA JULIETTE MILLEDGEVILLE SMYRNA TAY LORSVl LLE CORNELIA JASPER FITZGERALD POWDER SPRINGS MANCHESTER GARDEN CITY BLAKELY ,497, , , , , BY-lD.WB1 PAGE 1

27 1993 HAZARDOUS WASTE GENERATED Table A-2: BY FACILITY EPA ID NUMBER EPA ID FACILITY NAME CITY TONS GENERATED GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD MARATHON OIL CO - COPPER DIVISION OF SOUTHWIRE CO HICKSON CORPORATION SAFETY-KLEEN CORP SAFETY-KLEEN CROWN BEVERAGE PACKAGING METAL COATERS OF GEORGIA INC VAN WATERS & ROGERS INC MONSANTO COMPANY YKK USA INC CHESTNEY SITE SOUTHERN WOOD PIEDMONT CO- WAlTYL PAINT CORP SOUTH W I R E COMPANY ROPER PUMP COMPANY THE YORK GROUP INC SIMMONS PLATING WORKS INC ZEP MFG CO RHONE-POULENC SPECIALTY CHEMICALS CO WOOLFOLK CHEMICAL WORKS SITE GEORGIA ART LIGHTING DESIGNS THE WILLIAM L BONNELL CO INC PRINTPACK INC UNION CAMP - CHEMICAL PRODUCTS CORP MAY0 CHEMICAL COMPANY ENGINEERED FABRICS CORP PEACHTREE DOORS INC CIRCUIT TECHNOLOGIES INC JEFFERSON SMURFIT CORP/CONTAINER CORP DITTLER BROTHERS CROWN CORK & SEAL COMPANY BRIDGEPORT PLUMBING PRODUCTS INC CITGO ASPHALT REFINING CO DOUGLAS & LOMASON CO OWENS-BROCKWAY GLASS CONTAINER INC UNION CAMP CORP LANGDALE FOREST PRODUCTS CO GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY E-2-GO DIV OF TEXTRON INC RIVERWOOD INTERNATIONAL GEORGIA INC PAINT MFG COMPANY FORD MOTOR COMPANY MONROE AUTO EQUIPMENT CO GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY PRODUCTION ANODIZING CORP GENERAL MOTORS MCD COOPER LIGHTING GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY WILLIAM MEREDITH CO ALCAN EXTRUSIONS USA MERCK & CO INC ATLANTIC STEEL INDUSTRIES INC GREAT DANE TRAILERS INC MOUNT VERNON MILLS INC CARROLLTON CONLEY HAPEVILLE MAR I ETTA CARROLLTON COMMERCE LAWRENCEVILLE MARIElTA FORT VALLEY LAWRENCEVI LLE NEWNAN CARTERSVILLE SMYRNA ROCKMART NORCROSS STONE MOUNTAIN MOULTRIE NEWNAN VALDOSTA VALDOSTA CHAMBLEE HAPEVILLE HARTWELL ROME ADEL AMERICUS EAST POINT ROME TRION ' 15, , , , , ,591 A , , , , , IY-l D. W B 1 PAGE 2

28 1993 HAZARDOUS WASTE GENERATED Table A-2: BY FACILITY EPA ID NUMBER EPA ID FACILITY NAME CITY TONSGENERATED GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD GAD POLYPAC INC SCOVILL FASTENERS INC TIFTON ALUMINUM COMPANY GEORGIA-PACIFIC CORP BROCKWAY STANDARD I NC HERCULES INCORPORATED CHAPARRAL BOATS INC THERM0 KING CORP DELTA AIR LINES INC AMERCORD INC PCC AIRFOIL INC RHONE-POULENC AG CO ATLANTIC STEEL INDUSTRIES INC ALTERNATE ENERGY RESOURCES INC EASTMAN KODAK CO MCCONNELL DRUM SERVICE TRI-STATE STEEL DRUM INC STOFFEL SEALS CORP DURACELL USA FLEX-PAK INC ClBA VISION CORP SEARLE W R GRACE & CO POLYFIBRON DIV DIVERSEY CORP (OXFORD CHEMICAL) OLlN CORPORATION LEER SOUTHEAST THE PERMIT CORPORATION LPS LABORATORIES INC BLUE BIRD NORTH GEORGIA PLANTATION PIPE LINE CO SHERWIN-WILLIAMS GA POWER CO - PLANT YATES AMERADA HESS HUDSON INTERNATIONAL CONDUCTORS ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL M & J SOLVENTS CO INC DOW CHEMICAL CO BASSETT FURNITURE INDUSTRIES OF NC CHEMICAL LEAMAN TANK LINES INC RELIANCE ELECTRIC COMPANY THE GLIDDEN COMPANY JOURNAL AND CONSTITUTION HELENA CHEMICAL CO SCHULLER INTERNATIONAL INC KYSOR WARREN LAPP INSULATOR CO STAR ENTERPRISE FISHER SCIENTIFIC TRENT TUBE RECKITT & COLMAN INC AWH CORP/ROYSTON PLANT CROWN CORK &SEAL CO INC PIEDMONT PAINTS & PRIMERS INC CROWN CENTRAL PETROLEUM CORP DALTON CLARKESVILLE TIFTON BRUNSWICK HOMERVILLE BRUNSWICK NASHVILLE LOUISVILLE LUMBER CITY DOUGLAS WOODBINE CARTERSVILLE CHAMBLEE GRAYSVILLE TALLAPOOSA LAGRANGE ALPHARETTA CHAMBLEE CONYERS STONE MOUNTAIN TUCKER LAFAYRTE BREMEN MORROW NEWNAN TRENTON NORCROSS DALTON JONESBORO ATHENS CORDELE WINDER CONYERS SANDERSVILLE BAINBRIDGE NORCROSS CAR ROLLTON ROY STON PERRY TOCCOA , , , , , , , , , , , , , BY-I D. W B1 PAGE 3