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PUBLIC NOTICE In accordance with the requirements of Minn. Rues pt. Commissioner7001.0100,sisphereby (1987), the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency giving notice of the following: (1) the MPCA has eWastedtreatmentrequest andfor storage modification for the modified design of a hazardous facility at Metropolitan Recovery Corporation/LancyRecovery PInc.'sRo evilleRC/LRI) Central Treatment and Recovery Facility (CTRF) at 2430 Rose Minnesota 55113; (2) the MPCA staff has drafted a proposed Letter of Modification for the CTRF; and (3) the PCCommissioner Modificationdtotthe State preliminary determination that the draftLetter hazardous waste facility permit issued on December 30, 1986, should be issued. The MPCA invites public comment on the permit modification application and on the terms and conditions of the draft Letter of Modification. mit modificaase tion In that, in accordance with Minn. Rules pt. 7001.019 , p proceedings, only those portions of the permit that are proposed to be modified are open for comment and a contested case hearing. The applicant for the permit modification is MRC/LRI. MRC/LRIwastefrecliedtreatment Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) and storage permit to legally construct and operatashazaardous anteor storageMinn.Rand treatment units at the CTRF on December 30, 1986, provided pt. 7001.0650 (1987). Issuance of the proposedtherCTRFmodification will permit MRC/LRI to operate with the modified design modification will be effective from the date of its issuance until the expiration date of the permit (December 30, 1991). The proposed permit modification would allow for changes in the design ofethe ubmittd to facility. The wdesign is modificationncluded in request. These changes are: the MPCA with the 1. The secondary containmenthas aeawhichiscontainedby fromeas to five discrete areas and9 general indoor curbing of the building for the tanks. 2. The resin ion exchange area has more tanks but less total capacity. The total capacity is 24,922 gallons. 3. Two of the three equalization tanks will not be constructed. 4. Seven sludge thickener tanks will be used with a total capacity of 46,000 gallons. 5. The tanks' capabilities range from 100 to 10,0 00 gallons. Primarily there are more tanks but a smaller capacity for each tank. In some instances the tanks sizes have increased. The total tank capacity is 135,430 gallons. 6. The sludge thickener tanks will provide direct feed into the filter presses. 7. The container storage area will bthanrfouree �.edThe atotal capacity s� and organics (flammables) rather of the container storage areas has increased to 363 55-gallon containers (19,965 gallons).