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Table 9-1 <br /> (DHS Table P) <br /> COUNTY NEEDS ASSESSMENT FOR COMMERCIAL <br /> HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT FACILITIES PROJECTED TO THE YEAR 2000 <br /> (TONS) <br /> (Continued) <br /> 4. Scenario 2 (the no action scenario) assumes that neither proposed facility is <br /> constructed by the year 2000 because of (1) failure to meet regulatory <br /> requirements, (2) choosing not to modify their processes to meet regulations, <br /> or (3) failure to be granted a permit. For further discussion, see Sec- <br /> tion 8.0. <br /> 5. The first proposal 's oil recycling and biomass briquetting facility could <br /> treat up to 15,000 tons of waste oil and lubricants at maximum operating <br /> capacity (see Section 7.0) . <br /> 6. The second proposal 's plan to treat soils contaminated by petroleum products <br /> has the capacity to treat approximately 3,534 tons of contaminated soils <br /> annually. <br /> 7. Because generation of contaminated soil is difficult to predict, the <br /> 2,826 ton excess capacity to treat these soils acts as a buffer in case of <br /> one-time site cleanups. <br /> PJ9 9390502B.00D 9-4 Rev. 0 11/10/88 <br />