Adhesives & Films, Inc Sample Clauses

Adhesives & Films, Inc. AAF, a wholly owned subsidiary of Bairnco is a PRP at the Omega Chemical Superfund site. In 1995, the EPA issued a “Notice Letter” to over 170 PRPs including AAF. Many of the PRPs formed a working group known as OPOG which AAF joined. OPOG commenced remediation activities in the immediate area surrounding the Omega recycling facility pursuant to a 1995 Unilateral Administrative Order. Later, in 2001, a partial Consent Decree required OPOG to install a local pump & treat groundwater remediation system which started operating in 2009. An Administrative Order on Consent was executed in 2009 to govern remediation of indoor air contamination in nearby buildings, and a second Consent Decree is being negotiated to cover remediation of On Site Soils, although construction of a soil vapor extraction system is not expected to commence before 2011. The EPA has issued a preliminary version of a Remediation Investigation (RI) report for alleged regional groundwater contamination, but the Feasibility Study and ultimate Record of Decision (ROD) are not expected for a couple of years. AAF has agreed to a 0.52% share in the OPOG assessments.
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Adhesives & Films, Inc. (“AAF”) AAF is a PRP at the Omega Chemical Superfund site. In 1995 the US EPA issued a “Notice Letter” to over 170 PRPs (including AAF) that had sent waste to the Omega site for disposal. Many of the PRP’s formed a working group known as OPOG which AAF joined. OPOG commenced remediation activities in the immediate area surrounding the Omega recycling facility pursuant to a 1995 Unilateral Administrative Order. In 2001 a Consent Decree required OPOG to install a local pump & treat groundwater remediation system which started operating in 2009. In 2009, an Administrative Order on Consent was executed to govern remediation of indoor air contamination in a nearby building. A second Consent Decree has been negotiated to cover remediation of On Site Soils. An interim soil vapor extraction system has been constructed. In August 2010, the Remediation Investigation/Feasibility Study for OU-2, the proposed remediation of regional groundwater downstream of the Omega site, was issued. OPOG is negotiating with the EPA concerning the extent of OPOG’s responsibility for the OU-2 clean up, and the Record of Decision has not yet been issued. Two third party litigations arose concerning the Omega Site. The first litigation was initiated by Angeles Chemical Company claiming that contamination from the Omega Site damaged its property. That suit has been stayed until sometime after the OU-2 ROD is issued. The second litigation was brought by a group of employees who worked at nearby buildings alleging personal injuries from contact with the indoor air. That suit was filed against OPOG, not the individual members. That suit was settled in June 2012. AAF has agreed to a 0.52% share of OPOG assessments, although there are OPOG wide allocation negotiations with other parties which could result in a reduction of that percentage.
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