Sump Pit Dirt

[MEP001]

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[I.B. Washincars]

Yeah, like I said, the link don't work.

 

[Randy]

If your talking about the report that was commissioned by your industry organization it?s seriously flawed.

 

[Waxman]

Please elaborate on how the study is seriously flawed. Thank you.

 

[Dubois Laundry/Carwash]

I used to shovel it out, dry it on the floor of the bay, and put it in the dumpster. Now I haul it myself.
The trash hauler with the municipal contract now refuses to tip it, so I told the town to take back the dumpster. Meanwhile I had to get tested for heavy metals but not hydrocarbons ( $155) before I can haul dirt to the dump myself. I only had to get tested once, and can use "process knowledge" to certify that it is the same now as when it was tested. For instance I don't have engine degreaser and if I add it I would have to get retested for hydrocarbons.