Encycle/ASARCO Facility
Bankruptcy Board of Trustees Encycle/ASARCO Facility - Corpus Christi, Texas
https://www.energyrenewalpartners.com/encycle-asarco
Key Features
Oversight of hazardous waste characterization and disposal at a Superfund Site
Air quality monitoring to protect nearby neighborhood
Stakeholder engagement
Encycle/ASARCO Facility - Superfund Demolition
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The former ASARCO/Encycle Facility was originally a zinc smelter and later a recycling plant. The facility also included its own power plant, 52 buildings, a 315-foot smoke stack, a water tower, 11 metal silos, cooling towers, and numerous ASTs, The demolition of this EPA designated Superfund site required resourceful and innovative ways of razing structures containing hazardous materials while situated across the street from a residential neighborhood.
ERP, in coordination with the EPA, TCEQ and the Bankruptcy Court, oversaw the removal of more than 35,000 tons of material from the site. ERP implemented a sophisticated air monitoring and reporting system to ensure dust from demolition did not leave the state boundary.
The site also included the removal of a large stack that was filled with hazardous materials and coated with asbestos and lead paint. Mast climbers were used to abate and demo the stack in a manner that was safe and protective of the environment.
ERP Provided:
Compliance Inspections and management
WMU Closure
Asset recovery
Waste minimization
Asbestos abatement
Extensive air monitoring
identification/profiling of historic waste
Media interactions
Texas
4330 Gaines Ranch Loop, Suite 110
Austin, TX 78735
Phone: (512) 222-1125
Customer Support
Principal and CEO:
Trisha Elizondo
Phone: (512) 684-1971
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