Reference: Secondary containment for storage of waste cooking oil at U.S. Army
Garrison Fort Hamilton, New York.
We have a Burger King and a Bowling Center on Fort Hamilton. These businesses
serve cooked food and generate small daily volumes of waste cooking oil. They
store the waste cooking oil/fat in dumpsters of approximately 300-gallon capacity.
The dumpsters are provided by Darling Industries and they come and dump out
the fat/oil into their transport truck when called by the food service service
business. This is what food service businesses typically do in the Northeast with
their waste cooking oil/fat. The 300-gallon containers provided by Darling
Industries are single walled metal and are typically located outside the food
service building off the parking lot. If you build a concrete secondary containment
around these dumpsters it will be more difficult for the transport truck to pickup,
dump and set back down the container and the secondary containment will rain
water and might cause a mosquito problem (West Nile Virus in NY area). Please
exempt such food service waste cooking oil/fat/grease containers from secondary
containment requirements.
Comment submitted by George Kiernan, U.S. Army Garrison Fort Hamilton, New York
This is comment on Proposed Rule
Oil Pollution Prevention; Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasure Plan Requirements--Amendments
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