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V <br />4 • <br />i"m <br />•Jr <br />vv: <br />»v- <br />If <br />A- <br />i- <br />p.^ • <br />\ ■m <br />♦’ ■". <br />'i <br />A.r:_ <br />V' <br />.Jf <br />Ic' <br />-t":-I <br />-..v - <br />■N^-' fee.' <br />2r;ir <br />; ^ • r. <br />T'' ■' <br />^■/:- <br />J-i •■ <br />V ' ,:: <br />%:■ik ■*. V , <br />1 *- <br />%;'';■ <br />i <br />f. <br />I' <br />■ <br />1^;' <br />'.VI'. <br />I <br />fr fWbh <br />-*t <br />! <br />V <br />FACTS ABOUT: USPCI, INC. <br />USPCI, Inc. is a subsidiary of the Union Pacific Corporation, <br />decades, USPCI has provided solutions to Ar.ercan industry's <br />probletns. Headquartered in Houston, Texas, USPCI is corrimitted <br />today's most advanced technology to ensure saie, efficient and r <br />waste treatment, recycling and disposal cperations. This corporate <br />has earned the company a national reputation for excellence in <br />compliance and innovation in technical processes. <br />For two <br />toughest <br />to usinaw <br />esponsible <br />philosophy <br />regulatory <br />It was this reputation that attracted the interest of the Union Pacific <br />Corporation as it moveo tc diversify its business. A Fortune 100 <br />transportation, energy and natural resource company, Union Pacific was <br />established in 1862 by an Act of Congress authorizing the transcontinental <br />rail road. <br />After deciding to enter the environmental management industry in the mid- <br />1980's, Union Pacific conducted an exhaustive nationwide search, investigating <br />nearly every major environmental ccmoany in the United States. The result wa_ <br />the selection and acquisition in 1987 of USPCI, precisely what Union Pacific <br />set out to f*’nd - th*^ best, safest, and most technically advanced company in <br />its field. <br />Disposal, Incineration, Treatment, Recycling and Utilization <br />USPCI currently operates two state-of-the-art regulated RCRA waste disposal <br />facilities. The sites, cnosen for their environmental safety, are believed to <br />• I ^ • 4 « *1^ t_ _ . . ^ .A \ A ^ .A ^ ^ ^ •be the most advanced of their Type. They are located at: <br />Grassy Mountain, located in Tooele County, Utah, about SO miles <br />west of Salt Lake City. <br />Lone Mountain, located in Northwest Oklahoma, near the town of <br />Woodward. <br />Additionally, USPCI operates facilities in Utah for disposal or non-hazardous <br />industrial and PCB materials. An additional non-hazardous industrial waste <br />disposal facility is in the development stages in Minnesota. <br />USPCI is developina two incinerator facilities, and has acquired land in Utah, <br />received a county permit and a state permit for the first incinerator in Utah. <br />The Utah facility, designed to burn mainly solids, will accommodate up to 7bO <br />tons of waste per day. The other planned USPCI <br />Oklahoma. The Oklahoma facility will burn between 200 and 300 .ons of <br />hazardous waste daily, primarily solids. Botn will incorporate sta .-of t <br />art pollution control technology. <br />-fc^fnaJedinTndTe'turre^d ^if t^^^rfeJ^^iirusT^ <br />PPH's chemical treatment processes are located in Georgia, Pennsy . <br />Kanscis, Utah and Canada.