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WESTCHESTER JOINT WATER WORKS
WATER SUPPLY EMERGENCY PLAN
December 1990
John G. Hock, P.E. , Manager
Richard A. Ruge, General Superintendent
WESTCHESTER JOINT WATER WORKS
WATER SUPPLY EMERGENCY PLAN
December 1990
John G. Hock, P.E. , Manager
Richard A. Ruge, General Superintendent
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Description Page No.
Preface 1
Introduction 2
Source of Supply 3
Storage 4
Interconnections 5
Emergency Notification 8
Emergency Situations 9
Drought Emergency 11
WJWW Emergency Equipment Stockpile 20
Emergency Response Plans 21
I. 30" Main Break - Larchmont Plant Out of Service 21
II. Rye Lake Plant Out of Service 22, 23
III. Main Break on Purchase Street North of Anderson Hill Road 24
IV. Main Break on the 24" Low Service Main 24
V. Chlorine Leak at Larchmont or Rye Lake Plant 24
VI. Hazardous Materials Incident - Affecting Rye Lake 25
Appendix 26
A. Emergency Notification Roster 27-34
B. Intersection Sheets 35
C. Water Bill 36
D. State Emergency Equipment Stockpile 37
PREFACE
This "Water Supply Emergency Plan" was written in accordance with the
guidelines of Part 5 of the New York State Sanitary Code Section 5-1.1.
The Emergency Plan is designed to assist Water Works personnel during any
type of water supply emergency which threatens the Water Works' ability to
provide a potable water and/or adequate quantity of water to its
customers.
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INTRODUCTION
The Westchester Joint Water Works (Water Works) is a public benefit
corporation established under the provisions of a special act of the New
York State legislature in 1927. It was formed to supply water service to
the Village of Mamaroneck, the Town of Mamaroneck and the Town of
Harrison. In addition to supplying water to the residents of these member
municipalities, the Water Works also supplies water on a retail basis to a
number of customers in the City of New Rochelle and the City of Rye. A
total of 11,689 retail customers representing a population of about 50,000
persons are supplied with water.
The Water Works also supplies water wholesale to other utilities. The
Village of Larchmont purchases all of its supply from the Water Works.
The New York-American Water Company, Inc. purchases about 1.0 million
gallons per day from the Water Works. The New Rochelle Water Company
maintains two connections to the Water Works, and purchases water on a
wholesale basis to meet peak demands and to supplement and/or supplant its
normal sources when conditions require. Water is also sold to Harrison
Water District No. 1 in emergencies.
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SOURCE OF SUPPLY
The Westchester Joint Water Works purchases all of its water from two
connections to the New York City system. One connection is to the
Delaware Aqueduct at Shaft 22 located on Crisfield Street in the City of
Yonkers. The other connection is at Rye lake (Kensico Reservoir) located
on Lake Street, near Purchase Street, in the Town of Harrison.
The Shaft 22 connection has a capacity of 19 mgd. No pumps are required
to transmit the water through the 30" main to the Larchmont Treatment
Plant and Pump Station.
The Rye Lake connection consists of a 30" intake into Rye Lake at an
elevation of 349 feet. The normal lake level is 355 feet. A new lower
intake is proposed for Rye Lake. The future intake will be at an
elevation of 334 feet.
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STORAGE
The Water Works has five storage tanks at three locations providing
storage for the High Service and the Intermediate Service.
High Service Storage
Name Quantity (gal)
Purchase Underground Tanks 370,000
Pergola Tank 1,000,000
Total 1,370,000
Two tanks, each having a capacity of 185,000 gallons
Intermediate Service Storage
Name Quantity (gal)
Kenilworth Tank 450,000
Winged Foot Tank 600,000
Total 1,050,000
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INTERCONNECTIONS
The Water Works has inter-connections with four adjacent water systems.
These include: the New Rochelle Water Company, the Village of Scarsdale,
Harrison Water District No. 1 and the New York-American Water Company.
Following is a list of interconnections by service.
LOW SERVICE
Intersection
Utility/Municipality Location Size Sheet No.
New Rochelle Water Co. Boston Post Road 10" 39
New Rochelle Water Co. Fifth Avenue 16" 146
New York-American Water Co. Osborn Road 12" 304
INTERMEDIATE SERVICE
Intersection
Utility/Municipality Location Size Sheet No.
Scarsdale Water Dept. Griffen Avenue 6" 258
Scarsdale Water Dept. Old White Plains Rd. 6" 269
HIGH SERVICE
Intersection
Utility/Municipality Location Size Sheet No.
Harrison Water District #1 Anderson Hill Rd. 10" 507
Harrison Water District #1 Westchester Ave. 12" 506
New York-American Water Co. Anderson Hill Rd. 16" 629
New York-American Water Co. Westchester Ave. 8" 621
The intersection sheets for these interconnections are included in the
Appendix.
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INTERCONNECTIONS (CONTINUED)
Of the interconnections listed, the one with New Rochelle 'on Fifth Avenue
can supply the most water to the Water Works in an emergency. This will
be discussed further when a 30" main failure is considered. See page 21.
The three connections with New York-American Water Company (NYA) are
primarily provided to wholesale water to NYA. Under extreme conditions
water can be taken from NYA at Anderson Hill Road. However, a portable
booster pump would be required to provide the necessary pressure. The
Osborn Road connection could also be used in an emergency. However, NYA
would have to adjust regulator settings on its system before water can be
supplied to the Water Works.
The two interconnections with Scarsdale are only capable of providing
water to a very limited area of the Intermediate Service. The Griffen
Avenue connection could be utilized to supply the Murdock Woods area,
whereas the Old White Plains Road connection could supply the Prince
Willows/Marbourne Meadows area.
The Harrison Water District #1 (HWD #1) interconnection at Westchester
Avenue is capable of supplying domestic water to the Gannett
News/Corporate Park area. Fire flows to this area are greatly reduced
when supplied by HWD #1.
An additional temporary emergency interconnection in the Intermediate
Service could be made with the City of White Plains on North Street. This
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INTER-CONNECTIONS (CONTINUED)
connection could be made using either above ground piping or large
diameter fire hose. A permanent underground main is not economically
feasible since the main would cross under the Mamaroneck River and the
Hutchinson River Parkway. White Plains presently has an 8" main that
deadends on North Street at a hydrant with an elevation of 125 feet and a
static pressure of 135 psi. The emergency connection could be made at
this point and connected to the Water Works' 24" transmission main at
hydrant 3325 (elevation 135 feet, static pressure 66 psi) located at the
intersection of North Street and Kenilworth Road. The connection would
require approximately 1,400 feet of pipe or hose.
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EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION
The service area of the Water Works consists of three municipalities as
described in the introduction. Each municipality has a fire and police
department and either a Manager or Administrator. An Emergency
Notification Roster, which provides the name, address, and telephone
numbers of these officials, is included in the Appendix. The same
information is also included for the Trustees, Manager and General
Superintendent of the Water Works and for the Westchester County Health
Department.
Also included in the Appendix is a Customer Notification Roster which
provides the name, address, and telephone numbers of all large volume
customers, schools and colleges, hospitals, nursing homes, and dialysis
patients.
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EMERGENCY SITUATIONS
The Water Works is most vulnerable to any type of emergency that puts the
Larchmont Plant out of service. This is due to a lack of storage on the
Low Service and only minimal storage on the Intermediate Service. The
worst situation that could occur would be a main break on the 30" main
between Shaft 22 and Larchmont Plant. This would cause a loss of supply
to the Low Service (LS) and complete reliance on the Rye Lake Plant to
supply the Intermediate Service (IS).
The Rye Lake Plant is less vulnerable to an interruption of supply since
it draws directly from Rye Lake through a 30" intake. In the past,
however, low lake levels combined with a shallow intake have rendered this
intake inoperative. Rye Lake has also been placed out of service due to
power failures and one plane crash that occurred near the intake.
The Water Works is also very vulnerable if all three tanks on the High
Service (HS) have to be taken off-line for any period of time. This would
occur in the event of a main break or shut down anywhere along the 20"
main on Purchase Street between Rye Lake and Anderson Hill Road.
A loss of one of the two tanks on the IS is less critical. However, such
an outage could possibly require changing the pump controls at Larchmont
Plant.
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EMERGENCY SITUATIONS (CONTINUED)
Failures on the transmission mains in the IS and LS are also a point of
vulnerability for the Water Works. A failure on the 24" LS main between
Larchmont Plant and the intersection of Fenimore Road and Waverly Avenue
would result in a major depletion of supply to the LS.
The IS transmission mains consist of the 24" main on Kenilworth Road; 16"
main on Pleasant Ridge Road and Winfield Avenue; and the 16" main through
Saxon Woods Park, Winged Foot Country Club, and Bonnie Briar Country
Club. Any failures or shutdowns on these mains could require changing the
pump controls at Larchmont Plant.
Additional emergency situations can occur due to drought (see drought
emergency pages 11 thru 19), chlorine leak at Rye Lake or Larchmont Plant,
hazardous material/chemical spill on I-684 at Rye Lake, and loss of power
to the Plants.
Each of these emergency situations requires specific responses. These are
fully outlined on pages 21 through 25.
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DROUGHT EMERGENCY
Since the Westchester Joint Water Works purchases all of its water from
New York City, it has no reservoirs of its own and does not maintain
records relating to the levels of the New York City system. The
Westchester Joint Water Works would be guided by Westchester County and
New York City in the establishment of successive phases of the drought
emergency and the implementation of further restrictions and undertaking
of emergency measures.
ALTERNATIVE SOURCES
The Westchester Joint Water Works maintains emergency interconnections
with neighboring utilities. However, except for New York-American Water
Company, Inc. , which obtains most of its water from Greenwich,
Connecticut, the adjacent utilities also obtain their water supply from
New York City. Therefore, these normally useful interconnections should
not be considered as reliable alternate sources during a severe drought
when those utilities would most likely be unable to provide supplementary
supply to others. A summary of these connections is provided, however, on
page 5.
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CONSERVATION MEASURES IN EFFECT
The Westchester Joint Water Works has taken an active role in the pursuit
of water conservation since 1975. The major thrust of this effort has
been to reduce unaccounted-for water, with emphasis in two areas. First,
an ongoing program to replace old meters has been in place for several
years. In conjunction with this program, oversize meters are being
removed and replaced with meters whose range of accuracy best fits current
consumption patterns. Second, leak survey consultants have been engaged
each year since 1975, with the exception of 1981, to detect and locate
leaks for repair. These two programs have contributed to the reduction of
unaccounted water from 29.5% in 1974 to 13.7% as of November 1990.
The following conservation measures will be taken or will continue to be
pursued:
1. The meter change program will be continued.
2. The leak survey program will be continued. The Water Works
annually engages an outside leak consultant to survey 100
miles of main or about half of the 203.5 miles of main in
service.
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ONSET OF DROUGHT
1. Efforts to make the customer aware of the drought situation
will begin with a message on the water bills which reads:
Reservoir levels are extremely low. Please conserve
now to help us avoid mandatory restrictions this
summer.
See Appendix for copy of a typical bill.
2. No system wide hydrant flushing will be scheduled.
3. The use of fire hydrants for any purpose other than fire
protection or the maintenance of water quality and public
safety is prohibited, except where a permit for the use of a
hydrant or hydrants has been issued by the Westchester Joint
Water Works. However, such permits shall be limited to use
conforming to the above purposes.
4. The serving of water to patrons in restaurants, clubs or
eating places, unless specifically requested by the
customer, is discouraged in accordance with the County
Executive's request.
In the event the drought status is upgraded to a Drought Emergency,
restrictions will be placed into effect in accordance with
Westchester County Local Law No. 5. It is assumed at this time that
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the restrictions will be phased in, similar to the procedures in
effect in 1989, which would include the following:
PHASE I
1. All industrial and commercial businesses shall formulate and
enact a long range water conservation plan which reduces
consumption by 15 percent. For purposes of this subdivision, the
average water meter readings for the latest calendar year will be
the basis for comparison.
2. The operation of car washes unless recirculating equipment is
used will be prohibited.
3. Ornamental or display use of public water whether or not such
water is recycled public water, including fountains, artificial
waterfalls, reflecting pools, lakes and ponds, will be
prohibited.
4. The use of hoses for street, driveway, sidewalk and/or automobile
washing will be prohibited. Automobile washing with a bucket
will be permitted.
5. Watering of lawns and gardens including golf course tees and
greens will be limited to four (4) hours per day on alternate
days. Vegetables and fruits grown for human consumption may be
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watered without limit using a watering can. Nurseries shall be
considered a commercial business and shall be subject to Item (1)
above.
6. The use of public water for the irrigation of fairways of golf
courses will be prohibited.
7. The use of public water in the cleaning of the exterior of
buildings will be prohibited.
8. Leaks in house water service connections shall be repaired within
48 hours after notice has been given to the property owner or his
designated representative.
9. Swimming pools may be filled only once in a year. Losses due to
spillage and evaporation may be replenished. All water must be
recirculated.
10. The serving of water to patrons in restaurants, clubs or eating
places, unless specifically requested by the customer, will be
prohibited.
PHASE II
Any subsequent restrictions to be imposed will take into account
actions taken by New York City and Westchester County. However,
these should include the following:
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(1) Restriction of domestic lawn and garden watering, in
steps, depending on seriousness of the drought.
A. Limit sprinkling to vegetable gardens only.
B. Ban all sprinkling by hose.
C. Ban all use of public water.
(2) Restrictions of golf course usage in steps, depending
on seriousness of the drought.
A. Ban use of public water for irrigation of golf
course tees and greens.
B. Ban all use of water for irrigation of golf
course tee and greens.
(3) Ban all car washing by bucket as well as by hose.
(4) Restrictions of water use at pools, in steps, depending
on seriousness of drought.
A. Ban use of public water to fill private pools.
B. Ban use of public water to fill all pools,
public and private.
(5) Ban use of hoses and/or underground sprinklers for
tennis court maintenance.
(6) Limit all residential water users to 50 gallons per
person per day.
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(7) Mandate up to 40% reduction of water use by all
commercial and industrial customers, consistent with
the economic impact on each individual business.
(8) Reduce the sale of water to the New York-American Water
Company.
(9) Tabulate all wells within system and test same for
feasibility of use as auxiliary potable water
supplies. Although it may not be practical to pump
this water into the system, water filling stations
could be considered for establishment in Phase III.
(10) Obtain information from the Health Department of
availability of portable filtration equipment and
investigate the possibility of using it to purify water
from the Mamaroneck River, Sheldrake Reservoir and
other present non-potable water sources.
PHASE III
This phase would be implemented only in the most critical stages
of a drought emergency, since severe economic impacts would be
experienced.
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1. Limit all residential water users to 40 gallons per
person per day. Assign additional personnel t6 meter
reading duty for compliance. Warn those not in
compliance, followed by installation of flow
restructure.
2. Shut down major commercial users one day per week.
3. Implement portable treatment plants to pump treated
water into distribution system from Mamaroneck River,
Sheldrake Reservoir, and other sources that may have
been determined in Phase II to be suitable auxiliary
sources.
4. Segregate certain streets of the distribution system,
shut them down and make water available at certain
times of the day from the nearest hydrants.
5. Utilize tank trucks (from Civil Defense and milk
companies) to distribute water to locations throughout
system for dispensing. Tank trucks could be filled
from Rye Lake or potable wells in the area.
6. Drinking water stations at potable well locations could
be placed into service. Regular monitoring of water
quality at these sources would be required.
7. Boil Water alerts would be issued as necessary.
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Steps 3 through 7 are drastic measures which would be implemented only
after careful consideration of other alternatives available at the time,
and then only after reviewing these measures with and obtaining the
approval of the Westchester County Health Department and other agencies
having jurisdiction.
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WJWW EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT STOCKPILE
The Water Works maintains certain equipment and material in stock that is
available for emergencies. Following is a list of this equipment and
material.
Generators
No. Make Voltage Power Current
1 Homelight 110/220 switchable 3.0 kw 20 amps
2 Homelight 110/220 switchable 3.0 kw 20 amps
3 Homelight 110/220 switchable 3.0 kw 20 amps
Pumps
Make Capacity Pressure Fuel
10" Gorman Rupp portable 3,500 gpm 40 psi Diesel
4" IH Marlow Model 4ElA portable* 600 gpm 85 psi Diesel
Pipe
The Water Works keeps minimum inventory of 6", 8", 10" and 12" pipe as
follows.
Size Minimum
6" 200 ft
8" 200 ft
10" 100 ft
12" 100 ft
In addition, the State Emergency Management Office (SEMO) maintains a
stockpile of emergency equipment. An inventory of this equipment is
included in the Appendix.
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EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLANS
All emergencies described herein require the notification of the
Manager, General Superintendent and Distribution Superintendent of
the Water Works. It is the responsibility of one of these three
Management personnel to call the Westchester County Health
Department, the Trustees of the Water Works and the police and fire
departments and inform them of the emergency situation.
All of the required telephone numbers are included in the Emergency
Notification Roster located in the Appendix.
Listed below are emergency responses to the specific emergency
situations described on pages 9 and 10.
Emergency Situations
I. 30" Main Break - Larchmont Plant Out of Service
1. Call the New Rochelle Water Company and activate the
interconnection on Fifth Avenue. (Intersection Sheet 146)
This would provide water to the Low Service (LS).
2. Notify New York-American Water Company of the need to
interrupt their supply of water through the interconnections
on Osborn Road, Westchester Avenue and Anderson Hill Road.
3. Supplement supply to the LS from the Intermediate Service
(IS).
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a. Open boundary valve 438 (Intersection Sheet 352) on
Weaver Street (8") and valve 426 (Intersection Sheet
134) on Fenimore Road (8").
b. If required during peak morning demands boundary valve
69 (Intersection Sheet 28) on Bonnie Briar Lane at
Oakdale Road can be partially opened for a time period
not greater than 2 hours (or less depending on the draw
down of the Winged Foot Tank).
4. Transfer the Corporate Park section to Harrison Water
District til through the Westchester Avenue interconnection.
5. Man the Rye Lake Pump Station so that the Purchase,
Kenilworth and Winged Foot Tanks are full prior to the
morning demand.
6. Adjust regulators between HS and IS to maintain levels in IS
tanks.
II. Rye Lake Plant Out Of Service
1. Respond to Kenilworth Regulator Station
a. Stop flow from the HS into the IS by turning off
regulators.
b. Activate booster pump.
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2. Respond to Larchmont Pump Station
a. Switch to Kenilworth controls.
b. Turn on 16" pump by hand and fill Winged Foot Tank.
C. Keep Kenilworth Tank as full as possible.
3. Terminate all water sales to New York-American Water
Company.
4. Transfer the Corporate Park Section to Harrison Water
District #1 through the Westchester Avenue inter-connection.
5. Position the 4" Marlow portable pump and fire hose near the
New York-American interconnection on Anderson Hill Road.
a. Notify New York-American of the need to pump water from
their system.
b. Connect portable pump to the test tee in the pit and
hydrant 3904 on Anderson Hill Road.
6. Turn off all the Timber Trail and Purchase Street
regulators.
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III. Main Break on Purchase Street North of Anderson Hill Road
1. Follow procedures outlined for Emergency Situation II (Rye
Lake Plant Out of Service).
2. Attach pressure relief valve (or siamese connection) to
hydrant 3901 on Anderson Hill Road and maintain a pressure
of 50 psi.
IV. Main Break on the 24" Low Service Main
1. Follow procedures outlined for Emergency Situation I (30"
Main Break) except for No. 5 (manning the Rye Lake Station).
V. Chlorine Leak at Larchmont or Rye Lake Plant
1. Immediately evacuate the building
2. Call the Fire Department.
3. Don the self-contained air pack.
4. Assist Fire Department personnel with isolating chlorine
leak.
NOTE: Under no circumstances shall a Water Work employee
enter the building without backup assistance.
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VI. Hazardous Materials Incident - Affecting Rye Lake
1. Immediately shut down Rye Lake Plant.
2. Isolate the Rye Lake Plant by closing valve 42218 at the
intersection of Purchase Street and Lake Street.
3. Follow procedures outlined for Emergency Situation II (Rye
Lake Plant Out of Service).
4. Notify Pollution Control Contractor for containment of
chemical spill.
5. Ensure that the Health Department has arranged for the
collection of water samples for analysis.
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A P P E N D I X
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APPENDIX A
EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION ROSTER
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EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION ROSTER
Westchester Joint Water Works
Answering Service (Night) 914-654-3939
914-633-0036
John G. Hock, Manager
1625 Mamaroneck Avenue
Mamaroneck, NY 10543
Office Number 914-698-3500
Home Number 914-357-2805
Richard Ruge, General Superintendent
Office Number 914-698-3500
Home Number 914-835-2902
Westchester County Health Dept.
Bureau of Environmental Quality
112 East Post Road
White Plains, NY 10601
Days 914-285-5100
Nights, Weekends, Holidays 914-682-7774
Westchester Joint Water Works Board of Trustees
Paul J. Noto, Mayor
Village of Mamaroneck
169 Mt. Pleasant Avenue
Mamaroneck, NY 10543
Office Number 914-381-5500
Caroline Silverstone, Supervisor
Town of Mamaroneck
740 W. Boston Post Road
Mamaroneck, NY 10543
Office Number 914-381-5672
Charles Balancia, Supervisor
Town of Harrison
1 Heineman Place
Harrison, NY 10528
Office Number 914-835-2000
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TOWNS AND VILLAGES MUNICIPAL ADMINISTRATORS
Angela Grillo, Acting Manager
Village of Mamaroneck
169 Mt. Pleasant Avenue
Mamaroneck, NY 10543
Office Number 914-698-7041
Stephen V. Altieri, Administrator
Town of Mamaroneck
740 W. Boston Post Road
Mamaroneck, NY 10543
Office Number 914-381-5672
Benedict Cutrone
Public Works Commissioner
Town/Village of Harrison
1 Heineman Place
Harrison, NY 10528
Office Number 914-835-2000
POLICE DEPARTMENTS
Village of Mamaroneck Police Dept.
Chief Joseph Del Bianco
169 Mt. Pleasant Avenue
Mamaroneck, NY 10543 914-698-2400
Town of Mamaroneck Police Dept. -
Chief Paul Munch
740 W. Boston Post Roaed
Mamaroneck, NY 10543 914-381-6100
Town/Village of Harrison Police Dept.
Chief Albert Klein
650 North Street
Harrison, NY 10528 914-967-5111
FIRE DEPARTMENTS
Village of Mamaroneck Fire Dept.
Chief Joseph Garieri
169 Mt. Pleasant Avenue
Mamaroneck, NY 10543 914-698-2400
Town of Mamaroneck Fire Dept. ,
Chief William McDermott
Weaver Street, Corner Edgewood Ave.
Larchmont, NY 10538 914-834-9840
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FIRE DEPARTMENTS (continued)
Town of Harrison Fire Dept.
Chief Joseph Mazzullo
Harrison Avenue
Harrison, NY 10528 914-835-9871
Purchase Fire Dept.
Chief Richard Canter
Anderson Hill Road
Purchase, NY 10577 914-253-9044
City of Rye Fire Dept.
Chief Wayne Elmore
Locust Avenue
Rye, NY 10580 914-967-3457
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Pollution Control Contractors
Royal Tank Cleaning Corporation
700 South Columbus Avenue
Mt. Vernon, NY 914-664-7070 -' 24 hours
Arnie Tschantre, Jr. 914-328-0890 - Home
Arnie Tschantre, Sr. 914-428-0609 - Home
Luzon Environmental Services
1 Industrial Park
Woodridge, NY 12789 914-434-7805 - 24 hours
Tyree Organization, Ltd.
Route 6, P. 0. Box 314
Brewster, NY 10509
John Mayo 914-279-9200 - 24 hours
Testing Laboratories
Camo Pollution Control Inc.
367 Violet Avenue
Poughkeepsie, NY 12601
Richard Starrs 914-473-9200
Lawler Matusky and Skelly
1 Blue Hill Plaza
Pearl River, NY 10965
Craig Caldwell 914-735-8300
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WESTCHESTER JOINT WATER WORKS
TO: Don DeFalco
FROM: John G. Hock
RE: Dialysis Patient
DATE: December 2, 1988
Revised December 26, 1990
Please be advised that the following customers are on a kidney dialysis
machine. It is essential these customers be notified IN ADVANCE of any
shutdown, whether it be for scheduled maintenance or an emergency such as a
main break. Please make certain that each of your employees are aware of this
situation. By copy of this memo to Rich Ruge, I am asking him to similarly
alert his Engineering and Plant personnel as well, and by copy to John Murray,
to alert his Service and Office staff.
Customer Name and Number Address and Telephone
Mr. Philip Steckler 14 Beverly Road
351-1590-09130 Purchase
694-2439
Ms. Helen Delancy 115 Waverly Avenue
(on respirator) Village of Mamaroneck
102-1990-00294 698-7613
Mr. Dominic Bianchi 133 Laurel Avenue
(on respirator) Town of Mamaroneck
205 2450 11545 834-6119
Mr. James E. Daly 14 Clover Street
214-0050-02979 Town of Mamaroneck
834-9391 or 834-9396
Mr. Louis Sposato 420 Edward Place
113-4570-08585 Village of Mamaroneck
698-5077
Patsy Giacomo 6 Fifth Avenue
(child on respirator) Larchmont
203-1690-12227 834-6714
o G. Hock, P.E.
ager
JGH/mp
cc: R. Ruge, V. Carosi, J. Murray, L. Staiger
Emergency Men'' J. Caldararo, M. Decea, J. Quadagno
Switchboard, D. Lavista, Larchmont Plant
"Emergency Men - Place in Other Memo section of your ESR manual.
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EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION ROSTER
CUSTOMERS
COUNTRY CLUBS Pressure
Service
Old Oaks Country Club Nick Morikias, Manager 949-5100 HS
Westchester Country Club Ted Horton 967-6000 ext. 215 IS
Willow Ridge Country Club Anthony Grasso, Grounds Supt. 967-6161, 4035 HS
Bonnie Briar Country Club Michael Medonis, Greens Supt. 834-0992 IS
Winged Foot Country Club Bob Alonzi, Greens Supt. 698-8400 IS
Hampshire Country Club Bill Heinz, Groundskeeper 698-6131, 4610 LS
SCHOOLS
V/Mamaroneck School District Peter Weeks,
Supt. Bldgs & Grounds 698-2841 LS
T/Mamaroneck School District Same 698-2841
T/Harrison School District Dr. Ronald Valenti, Admin. Supt. 835-3300 ext. 312 LS&HS
Rye Neck High School Board of Education 698-6171 LS
SUNY-Purchase Donald Davis 251-6000 HS
Manhattanville College Larry Willson, Daniel Hannon 694-2200 ext. 201 HS
Keio High School Evans Macri, Engineer 694-2734, 2701 HS
Holy Child High School Sister Jullia Hare 967-5640 - Convent HS
Ivan Menitti 967-5622 - School
St. Gregory's 94 Broadway, Harrison 835-1275, 1278 LS
Msgnr. Flynn 835-0677, Rectory
Maria Gaudelli, Principal 428-3391, Residence
Sts. John and Paul Gerry Lopez,
Maintenance Engineer 834-6332 LS
834-4129, Residence
Rectory, Msgnr. Boyd 834-5458
St. Vito's School Custodian 381-2035 LS
Berkeley School Bob Kelly,
Dir. of Maintenance 694-8440 HS
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EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION ROSTER
CUSTOMERS (continued)
AIRPORT
Pressure
Service
Westchester County Airport John Novak, Maintenance Director 946-9004
Chief Engineer 946-9000 HS
LARGE CUSTOMERS
Pepsico Ken O'Gara, Flavio Rodriguez, Supt. 253-2063 HS
Texaco Tom Greaney 253-4000 HS
Corporate Park-(Schulman) John Stillgebauer, Chief Engineer 397-2433, HS
948-2230
IBM (Purchase) Jim Pope 697-6394, 6000 HS
Nestle's Mr. Meyer 251-2999 HS
MONY Complex Warren DeSantis, Barbara DeClementa 697-8133, 8171 HS
Springdale/Saxony Ice Co. Paul Hendler 698-8808 LS
Gannett News Rudy Horziencik, Dir. of Facilities 694-9300 HS
Citicorp 450 Mamaroneck Avenue 899-7008 IS
Bank of New York George Evans, Bldg. Manager 899-6175 IS
J. Cushman 899-6137
HOSPITAL
St. Vincent's Cvetto Naglic, Head of Engineering 967-6500, IS
ext 588
NURSING HOMES
Sarah Newman Charles Benson, Maintenance Director 698-6005 LS
HOTELS & MOTELS
Vincent's D. Fraioli, Manager 698-8562 LS
Mamaroneck Motel Mrs. G. Lancia 698-0671, LS
2059-eve.
Stouffer's Paul DeStefano, Bldg. Superintendent 694-5400, HS
ext 747
Page 34
APPENDIX B
INTERSECTION SHEETS
Page 35
BONNIE BRIAR LA OAKDALE RD 2 28
DISTRICT NUMBER
16" I.S.
30" L.S_ 24" L.S.
cri
J �
CD
POLE
I C�
25' \ BONNIE BRIAR LA
67\ 47
33
16" L.S_ � X38,— 16" I .S.
35 _ `�- 6�
_— 33 —'
2174 hi - -44
786/ 78.7
Cl
J
Q
a
p
"= 20� VALVE SIZE TURNS MAKE REMARKS
SCALE 2174 H 6 a$
67 16 It51
68 16 50
69 16 48 CLOSED
786 8 24
SEPT 17. 1 787 8- 23
DATE
BOSTON POST RD NEW ROCHELLE LINE 2 39
DISTRICT NUMBER
EMERGENCY INTERCONNECTION
WITH
NEW ROCHELLE WATER
COMPANY
I 000�/
W. BOSTON POST RD
NEW ROCHELLE WATER VALVE 10" N. R.W.0
18' 31 NEW ROCHELLE- HYD - 182
� \
5'
� � � 16 M.H 10" W.J.W.W.
i 119 153
40'
5
FRONT OF * 2543
PRESSURE RANGE
W. J .W. W 96- 49 P.S.I.
N. R .W.C. 98 P.S.I.
1"= 20 VALVE SIZE TURNS MAKE REMARKS
SCALE 153 10 34 CLOSED
N.R.W.0 10 CLOSED
JULY 30,1979
nATC
FENIMORE RD & WINGED FOOT DR 2 134
DISTRICT NUMBER
N
FENIMORE RD
MH
& , 426
�\ 41
26'
� 32 �
8�� ~
689 O
Lij
3
1"= 20VALVE SIZE TURNS MAKE REMARKS
SCALE
4.26 E" 30 CLOSED
6�c 6't ,c
DATE
FIFTH AVE & VALLEY PL 2 146
DISTRICT NUMBER
EMERGENCY INTERCONNECTION
WITH
NEW ROCHELLE WATER
COMPANY
2<
N.R.W.0 VALVE
�
16N.R.W.0 161.' W.J.W. W:..
/ "ODRAIN M.H
34
FIFTH AVE
�-CATCH BASIN
Qv
4Q
v
Je
PRESSURE RANGE
W.J .W.W. - 105 59 - 109 P.S.I.
N. R.W. C. - 121 112 - 114 P.S.I. FEB 1982
i"= 20 VALVE SIZE TURNS MAKE REMARKS
SCALE N.R.W.0 1.6 49: CLOSED. VALVE TURNS
OPPOSITE TO W.J .W.W.
STANDARD, OPEN. RIGHT j
'CLOSE LEFT
8/31/87 --
OCT"26,1983
JULY 25,1979
nATF
MURDOCK RD GRIFFEN AVE 2 I 258
DISTRICT NUMBER
EMERGENCY INTERCONNECTION
LLI WITH
Q VILLAGE OF SCAR'SDALE
Z
W
LL
LLPOLE
ct
cr—
LLJ
Q /
3
w /
J
Q
cn -
53
Q
U '
674 MURDOCK RD
6
6" w.J. w. w
;I\,
b
SMH
r*�
40'
SCARSDAL
HYD 23-1
SMH
PRESSURE RANGE
W. J .W.W. 65- 73 P.S.1.
SCARSDALE 104 P.S.I
I
1
=20 VALVE SIZE TURNS MAKE REMARKS
ASHOWN 674 6��
ASIS CLOSED
i
i
AUG 1 , 1979
nn-rl:
OLD WHITE PLAINS RD a GRIFFEN RD 2 269
DISTRICT NUMBER
EMERGENCY INTERCONNECTION
WITH
VILLAGE OF SCARSDALE
POLE 81
CATCH BASIN� Q 9' . r 2'-6"
13, 6 W. J. W.W
669
oP \ 34
10
GP
CON EDISON M.H
HYo
7 OLD WHITE PLAINS RD
23—II
_co
LLJ
Q
z .
LL!
II
LL.
PRESSURES
W. J .W. W . 39 - 52 P.SI
SCARSDALE 86 P.S.I
1'= 20 VALVE SIZE TURNS MAKE REMARKS j
SCALE 669 6 18 CLOSED
I
JULY 26,1979
ncTG
OSBORN RD AT TOWN OF RYE LINE 3 304
DISTRICT NUMBER
EMERGENCY INTERCONNECTION
WITH
PORT CHESTER WATER WORKS
HOUSE 148
Y
O /
O /
m 47 POEN CHESTER
HYDRANT 214
M.H METER PII36'� 44- - - --�
COV ER
12" W.J.W.W r 2 12 P.C.W.W.
a- I � 1 "`- 144
ui
co o 45'
rr /—
m /
, 122 OSBORN RD
W
Q
w
m
PRESSURE RANGE
W. J . W. W. 63 - 96 P. S. I .
P. C . W. W. 86 - 100 P. S .I.
1"= 20' VALVE SIZE TURNS MAKE REMARKS
SCALE 144 12 40 CLOSED
1 8 �� P. C . W. C . OPEN RIGHT
2 8 " P. C . W. 0
JAN 27, 1981
JULY 25,1979
nnT�
WEAVER ST & SACK ETT DR 2 352
DISTRICT NUMBER
a
2092H
4'38 10 439
�� 76 , f
/32 73 405 22\23'
, X14— _coSMH
WEAVER ST`
-SM H
s-�
off,
VALVE SIZE TURNS MAKE REMARKS
SCALE 2092H 6" 21
405 8" 25 ARSMI H
438 8" 26 CLOSED
439 8 " 26 APFMI H
SEPT 22,1981
DATE
VALVE 2345 ON I . B . M PROPERTY 3 506
DISTRICT NUMBER
EMERGENCY INTERCONNECTION
WITH
HARRSON WATER DISTRICT
NO I
GRASS AREA
To �� 2345
6
Fs�9 I.B.M1 10" H.W.D.
F�
METER PIT METER PIT PARKING
COVER
3 AREA
3
3
VALVE 3 2345 -H' WID. 2
NORMALLY NORMALLY
CLOSED CLOSED
I.B. M. 10" H .W. NOTE - TO SUPPLY W.J.W
METE
FROM H.W.D . OPEF
VALVES 2 & 234=
LEAVE VALVE
METER PIT 3 CLOSED .
DETAIL
i
20 VALVE SIZE TURNS MAKE REMARKS
SCALE 2.345 10 11
0" 3 4 MUELLER CLOSED
H.W.D.2 10" 33 RISING STEM WHEEL VALVE
JULY 25,1983
MAY 15,1979
i
ANDERSON HILL RD 100 ' WEST OF 3 507
PURCHASE ST ( METER PIT ) IDISTRICTI NUMBER
METERED CONNECTION
TO
HARRISON WATER DISTRICT
NO. I
POLE
CE 86
ANDERSON HILL RD i
/49 100 TO
82PURCHASE ST
68 23508 � 15' PIT COVER
HW.D. !0
G" BYPASS 13� 7 23 50 W.J.W.W.
TRAFFIC CONTROL POLE Z2350A 3' WALL
METER PIT -
6 HERSEY
COMPOUND METER
AND 6" P.R.V.
PRESSURE RANGE
W. J .W. W 37- 62 P. S. I .
H.W.D. ;'- 1 40 P.S. I .
1"= 201 VALVE SIZE TURNS MAKE REMARKS
SCALE 2350 10 It
2350A 6I 20 BYPASS VALVE CLOSED
2.350 B I 0
JUNE 7,1979
r1 ,TC
WESTCHESTER AVE AT RYE BROOK 3 621
LINE DISTRICT NUMBER
METERED CONNECTION
TO
NEW YORK AMERICAN WATER CO !
N
z
w
Y
cr
d
W
F-
METEP, PIT c�
TRAFFIC LIGHT u
27g1
6' 17� POL;
8" TO WEBB AVE : /� 8" N.Y. AMERICAN WATER C
'j
t
WESTCHESTER AVE (WESTBOUND )
wESTCHEST
ER AVE ( EAST BOUND )
2r' VALVE SIZE TURNS MAKE REMARKS
SCALE [
ll
�v .cam
DATE
ANDERSON HILL RD AT RYE BROOK 1 3 1 629
LINE IDISTRICTI NUMBER
METERED CONNECTION
TO
NEW YORK AMERICAN WATER CO
DE-STANCE VALVE
28C4
- 3 12'
2804 - E'
ANDERSON HILL RD
'6r
46—
//-" 2804
—i-" 2804 _I`B� 16" TO N.Y AMERICAt
WATER CO
METER
�l
SMH
2c' VALVE SIZE TURNS MAKE REMARKS
SCALE
2804 16" 29 I-LUELLER DUTT----i:Lv CLOSE open right)
A 12" NYA Valve CLOSED (open right)
B 16" NYA Valve OS (open right)
C 12" 26 NYA Valve CLOSED (open right)
9/12/88
DATE
APPENDIX C
WATER BILL
Page 36
WESTCHESTER JOINT WATER WORKS
SERVICE ADDRESS CUSTOMER NUMBER AMOUNT DUE
10 BONNIE BRIAR LA 250-0362-07435 48. 21
BILLS ARE DUE
WITHIN TEN DAYS
MAKE CHECKS
PAYABLE TO i
W J.W.W.
-' 02/23/89
♦ DETACH HERE V PLEASE RETURN THIS PORTION OF BILL WITH YOUR PAYMENT ;
` T �^CUSTOMER NUMBER r ' BILLING PERIOD - ^==mac NO.DAYS:' — `-DATEOFBICL
250 0362 07435 '. . 01/24/89 1'[6951- 02/23/89
_:' BOOK -. PAGE -ACCOUNT —i.: FROM-1--- -• TO...-n..a. _ _ ,._..-_:.. .. ..J
METER ETEA REAOINGS r
' CONSUMPTION t
NUMBER READING PREVIOUS CODE READING PRESENT CODE IN HUNDREDS OFCUBICFEET
31451865 0 CUS 309 ACT 50
BILL FOR TOTAL
SERVICE AT CONS.
-DATE.. :..•s x rd+.S Tuii+�tom"-.ITEM S f=6 a d` 'ems. _ _r_AMOUNT—
12/27/88 PREVIOUS BILL AMOUNT 296. 34
12/27/88 . -- ACCRUED PENALTIE5 -- 7. 41 .*
02/23/89 WATER CHARGES - 48. 21 '
02/23/69 CREDIT FOR PREVIOUS BILL 303. 75CR
PLEASE PAY THIS AMOUNT
s
RESERVOIR LEVELS ARE EXTREMELY LOW. PLEASE CONSERVE NOW
TO HELP US AVOID MANDATORY RESTRICTIONS THIS SUMMER �((
- - 1
WESTCHESTER JOINT WATER WORKSQ REFER TO YOUR KEEP THIS PORTION OF BILL FOR YOUR
FOR INFORMATION OR EMERGENCY SERVICE DIAL 695-3500 CUSTOMER NUMBER RECORDS SEE REVERSE SIDE FOR COD
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APPENDIX D
STATE EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT STOCKPILE
Page 37
THE STATE EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT STOCKPILE
The mission of the State Emergency Management Office (SEMO)
is to develop and maintain a comprehensive emergency management
system to prevent, respond to, and to recover from natural and
manmade disasters and emergencies in New York State. SEMO
fulfills that mission on behalf of the Adjutant General in his
role as Secretariat of the State Disaster Preparedness Commission
(DPC) . The DPC is responsible to the Governor for comprehensive
emergency management policy.
As part of that mission, SEMO maintains a stockpile of
emergency equipment which may be used during times of disaster or
recovery to augment the basic water and electrical power systems
in local communities. The stockpile is comprised of various
emergency response equipment such as:
- Trailer mounted water pumps ranging from 2" to 6" in size,
and capable of delivering water at 100 to 1700 gallons per
minute. The water pumps are enhanced by over 30 miles of
aluminum water pipe in the inventory.
- Portable diatomaceous earth water filtration and
purification systems with a 500, 000 gallon per day capacity.
- Water trailers capable of storing and dispensing from 400
to 5500
gallons of potable water.
- Diesel and gasoline driven generators ranging in size from
5 kilowatts to 100 kilowatts. Most of the larger generators are
trailer mounted and easily transportable.
- Pipe trailers capable of transporting 120 pieces of 20'
aluminum
water pipe and associated accessories.
- 1000 watt light sets which are mounted on wheeled stands.
These
light sets enhance round-the-clock operations.
- Sandbags
- A limited number of cots and blankets to support temporary
emergency
shelters.
The main thrust of the equipment located in the stockpile is
to assist local governments in re-establishing a potable water
1
supply to an effected community: however, the components located
therein lend themselves to being of great assistance during
floods, fires, and power shortages.
During emergency situations , equipment located in the
stockpile is readily available for deployment when requested by
local governments through the local County Emergency Manager to
SEMO. Normally, equipment is picked up and delivered using
loanee assets. In special circumstances, SEMO will deliver the
equipment or coordinate the delivery with another State agency.
In order to use stockpile assets, the Chief Executive
Officer of the affected community is required to sign a loan
agreement which certifies local responsibility for the equipment.
The loan agreement attests that if the equipment is lost or
damaged it will be repaired or replaced by the loanee. As a
matter of policy, all loans of equipment used to replentish or
restore
potable water supplies requires consultation with the State and
local Departments of Health.
If an emergency occurs, the Emergency Equipment Stockpile is
normally the first source of resource assistance for local
governments. If SEMO cannot meet the resource demand, SEMO will
attempt to provide the resource by coordinating with other State
agencies.
The stockpile continues to play an ever increasing role in
the State' s emergency response system. Stockpile use has
continued to grow at a rapid rate over the past several years and
it is expected to play a continuing role in the future. During
1987 , 1988 , and 1989 the stockpile was used more that 100 times
• each year. Because of these demands future plans involve an
expansion of the stockpile program designed to keep pace with the
growth of the state. This will insure that the resources will be
capable of being at the right place, at the right time, and fully
capable of meeting the need. The stockpile fully exemplifies the
Governor' s mandate for a "pro-active" emergency management
system.
2
tL�aF
SEMO STOCKPILE INVENTORY REPORT
ITEMS AVAILABLE FOR LOAN AS OF: January 29, 1
ITEM DESCRIPTION MODEL DOT NO. SEMO NO. QTY MANUFACTURER YEAR LOCATION L
316 ADAPTER, 2.0 inch, Part D n/a none 2 Ever-tite 1988 Newark \ L
Female QD to 2" Female Thread
113 ADAPTER, 2.0 inch, Part D n/a none 2 Ever-tite 1988Queensbury L
Female 00 to Female Threaded,
Atluminun
317 ADAPTER, 2.0 inch, Part n/a none 2 Ever-tite 1988 Newark L
Male QD to 2" Female Thread
114 ADAPTER, 2.0 inch, Part A n/a none 2 Ever-tite 1988 Queensbury L
Pipe, Male QD to Female Threaded
AtLuminum
385 ADAPTER, 4.0 inch, n/a none 1 Ever-Lite 1988 Newark L
Alluninun to 4" Male QD
313 ADAPTER, 4.0 inch, Spool Appt n/a none 1 Ever-Cite 1988 Newark L
Male OD to 4" Male QD
110 ADAPTER, 4.0 inch, Part A n/a none 2 Ever-cite 1988 Queensbury L
Mate OD to Female Threaded,
Part A, Alluninun
109 ADAPTER, 4.0 inch, Spool Appt n/a tone 1 Ever-tite 1988 Queensbury L
Male QD to Male QD, Alluminun
112 ADAPTER, 4.0 inch, Part D n/a none 2 Ever-tite 1988 Queensbury L
Pipe, Female OD to Female
Threaded, Alluninun
315 ADAPTER, 4.0 inch, Part F n/a none 5 Ever-tite 1988 Newark L
Pipe, Male QD to 4" Male Thread
111 ADAPTER, 4.0 inch,. Part F n/a none 5 Ever-tite 1988 Queensbury L
Pipe, Male OD to Male Threaded,
AILuninun
314 ADAPTER, 4.0 inch, Part A n/a none 5 Ever-tite 1988 Newark L
Pipe,Male QD to 4" Female Thread
381 ADAPTER, Pipe 6.0 inch, n/a none 1 Ever-tite 1988 Newark L
Alluninun, to 6" Male QD
382 ADAPTER, Pipe 6.0 inch, none n/a none 1 Ever-tite 1988 Newark L
Female QO to 6" Alluminun
465 ADAPTER, 6.0 inch, n/a none 4 Ever-tite 1988 Newark
Pipe, 6" Female Fire Thread to
6" Female Threaded
466 ADAPTER, 6.0 inch, n/a rane 3 Ever-tite 1988 Newark ` L
Pipe, 6" Female Fire Thread to
6" Male Threaded
464 ADAPTER, 6.0 inch, n/a none 6 Ever-Tite 1988 Newark
Pipe, 6" Male Fire Thread to L
6 " Male Threaded, Brass
384 ADAPTER, 6.0 inch, n/a none 2 Ever-tite 1988Newark
wn
Pipe, AllunirFemale to 6" L
Male Thread
463 ADAPTER, 6.0 inch n/a none 2 Ever-tite 1988 Newark
Pipe, Female OD to Female Thread L
1
xXxxxYYYYXXXXXxxxXxYYXYXxxXXxxYXXxxxXXxxXxYYYXYYXXX
SEMO STOCKPILE INVENTORY REPORT
xXYYxXxx*XXYxxxxXYXxxYXXYXxxxxxxYYYXXxxXxXXxYYXXXXx
ITEMS AVAILABLE FOR LOAN AS OF: January 29,
ITEM DESCRIPTION MODEL DOT NO. SEMO NO. OTY MANUFACTURER YEAR LOCATION L
462 ADAPTER, 6.0 inch n/a none 7 Ever-tite 1988 Newark L
'Pipe, Male OD to Female Threaded
383 ADAPTER, 6.0 inch, n/a none 2 Ever-tite 1988 Newark L
Pipe, Male Thread to 6"
Allumirxm Pipe
323 BAG, Body Liner n/a none 1 1985 Newark L
Disposable, Liner, On Rolls
118 BAG, Body, Liner n/a none 1 Unknown 1988 Queensbury L
Disposable Liner, On RoIL
119 BAG, Body, Pouch n/a none 75 Unknown 1985 Queensbury L
Disaster Pouch
322 BLANKET, 90.0 inch, 90 in n/a none 152 Unknown 1988 Newark L
Acrylic, Blue
117 BLANKET, 90.0 inch, 90 inch n/a none 125 Unknown 1988 Queensbury L
Acrylic, Blue, SEMO Seal
25 CHLORINATOR, GPD, None 69-9188 EM000025 1 CAPITAL CONTROL 1969 Queensbury L
26 CHLORINATOR, GPD, None 69-9192 EM000026 1 CAPITAL CONTROL 1969 Queensbury L
23 CHLORINATOR, GPD, None 69-9191 EM000023 1 CAPITAL CONTROL 1969 Queensbury L
24 CHLORINATOR, GPD, None 69-9190 EM000024 1 CAPITAL CONTROL 1969 Queensbury L
19 CLORINATOR, GPD A747 N/A EM000019 1 WALLACE-TIERNAN 1965 QueensburyL
Electric
20 CLORINATOR, GPD, None 65-9310 EM000020 1 FISHER-PORTER 1965 Queensbury L
Hydraulic, Meter
21 CHLORINATOR, GPD, None 65-9477 EM000021 1 FISHER-PORTER 1965 Queensbury L
Hydraulic, Meter
130 CHLORINATOR, 38.5 GPD, 9711-11 n/a EM000185 1 Precision Cont 1987 Queensbury L
Meter, Electric
200 CHLORINATOR, 38.5 GPD, B711-91S n/a EM000184 1 Liquid Metronic 1987 Queensbury L
Pump, Electric
202 6 LORINATOR, 38.5 GPD, B711-91S n/a EM000183 1 Liquid Metronic 1987 Queensbury L
Pump, Electric
205 CHLORINATOR, 38.5 GPD, 8711-915 n/a EM000182 1 Liquid Metronic 1987 Queensbury L
Pump, Electric
334 CHLORINATOR, 40.0 GPD, 200 n/a EM000805 1 Chem Tech 1979 Newark L
Electric, Meter Pump, Blue Box
201 CHLORINATOR, 40.0 GPD, 200 n/a EM000180 1 Chem Tech 1987 Queensbury L
Pump, Electric
332 CHLORINATOR, 60.0 GPD, 200 n/a EM000804 1 Chem Tech 1979 Newark L
Electric, Meter Pump
333 CHLORINATOR, 60.0 GPD, 9711-11 n/a EM000803 1 AMF 1979 Newark L
Electric, Meter Pump, Blue Box
218 CHLORINATOR, 60.0 GPD, 9711-11 n/a EM000186 1 AMF 1986 Queensbury L
Meter Pump, Electric
2
trx xxxwr,tx rrxxr**rxxrrxrrrxxrxrrrrxxrrxrrrrxxxrrrxxx
SEMO STOCKPILE INVENTORY REPORT
xx*xx***x**xxrxxrxxrrx*xx*xxx**xrxrxxxxxxrrrrxrxxxx
ITEMS AVAILABLE FOR LOAN AS OF: January 29, 1
R N ITEM DESCRIPTION MODEL DOT NO. SEMO NO. OTY MANUFACTURER YEAR LOCATION L
203 CHLORINATOR, 60.0 GPD, 200 n/a EM000181 1 Chem Tech 1987 Queensbury L
Pump, Electric
346 CONTAINER, 5.0 Gal, 10821 n/a EM000642 16 Justrite 1985 Newark L
Fuel Storage and Dispensing,
w/nozzle
220 CONTAINER, 5.0 Gal, 10821 n/a EM000259 7 Justrite 1985 Queensbury L
Fuel Storage and Dispensing,
w/nozzle
337 CORD, none n/a none 13 unknown 1987 Newark L
Electric, 50,
133 CORD, 50.0 Ft, None n/a none 6 Unknown 1987 Queensbury L
Electric
339 COT, 6.0 Ft, Camper n/a none 100 unknown 1965 Newark L
Canvas/Wood, Camper Style
135 COT, 6.0 Ft Camper n/a none 50 Unknown 1965 Queensbury L
Canvas/Wood, Camper Type
338 COT, 6.0 Ft, Camper n/a none 70 Unknown 1988 Newark L
Nylon/Alluninum, Camper Style
134 COT, 6.0 Ft, Camper n/a EM000496 47 Unknown 1988 Queensbury L
Nylon/Alluninun, Camper Type
41 DIATOMACEOUS, 25.0 Lb None N/A N/A 150 Unknown 1985 Queensbury L
Earth, DE
233 DIGGER, 35 n/a EM000308 1 General 1985 Queensbury L
Post Hole, Gas Eng
437 FILTER, 100.0 GPM, none LE 02 EM000760 1 Pur-O-Cel 1963 Newark L
Water,DE
76 FILTER, Water, 350.0 GPM, 33 65-9574 EM000070 1 Paddock Pools 1965 Queensbury L
DE, Skid Mtd
75 FILTER, Water, 350.0 GPM, 33 69-9213 EM000069 1 Paddock Pools 1968 Queensbury L
DE, Skid Mtd
62 FILTER, Water, 350.0 GPM, 33 65-9475 EM000052 1 Paddock Pools 1965 Queensbury L
D�, Skid Mtd
63 FILTER, Water, 350.0 GPM, 33 69-9202 EM000053 1 Paddock Pools 1965 Queensbury L `
DE, Skid Mtd
436 FILTER, 350.0 GPM, 33 65-9415 EM000761 1 Paddock Pools 1965 Newark `
DE, Water, Skid Mtd L
451 FILTER, 350.0 GPM Mod A none 1 Paddock Pools 1965 Queensbury L
Water, DE, Skid Mtd
140 FLASHLIGHT, 08867 n/a none 4441 Everready 1985 Queensbury L
General Purpose, 2 Btry,
D Cell
219 FLASHLIGHT, 01059A n/a none 818 Everready 1985 Queensbury L
Hand, Floating, 6v
344 FLASHLIGHT, Recharg n/a EM000669 17 Streamlight 1985 Newark
Hand, Rechargable, 12v L
3
SEMO STOCKPILE INVENTORY REPORT
*******Y*YYY*****YYYY*YYY*YYYYYYYt**YYY**Y*YYYY**YY
ITEMS AVAILABLE FOR LOAN AS OF: January 29, 1
L ITEM DESCRIPTION MODEL DOT NO. SEMO NO. QTY MANUFACTURER YEAR LOCATION L
141 FLASHLIGHT, Recharg n/a EM000231 18 Streamlight 1985 Queensbury L
Rechargeable, 12v
43 FOOT VALVE, 6.0 inch, DFVS-60 n/a none 2 Ever-tite 1965 Queensbury L
Cast Iron, w/Flapper
142 GASKET, 4.0 inch, none n/a none 600 Emerick 1985 Queensbury L
Neoprine, Pipe
45 GASKET, 6.0 inch, SBG-4 n/a none 4600 Emerick 1987 Queensbury L
Pipe, Neoprine
151 GENERATOR, 2.5 kw, MA2536DV L80101 EM000194 1 Power Master 1987 Queensbury L
Gas Eng, Skid Mtd, 1 Phase
150 GENERATOR, 2.6 kw, 8348-0 85-9021 EM000196 1 Generac 1985 Queensbury L
Gas Eng, Skid Mtd, 1 Phase
355 GENERATOR, 3.5 kw, MA3536DV L80210 EM000748 1 Power Master 1985 Newark L
Gas Eng, Skid Mtd, l Phase
78 GENERATOR, 3.7 kw, 6620 85-9022 EM000082 1 Generac 1985 Oneonta L
Generac, Gas Eng, Skid Mtd,
Tecumseh Eng
354 GENERATOR, 5.0 kw, MA5036DVE LB0304 EM000746 1 Power Master 1984 Newark L
Gas Eng, l Phase, Skid Mtd
149 GENERATOR, 5.0 kw, MA5036D L80303 EM000193 1 Generac 1985 Queensbury L
Gas Eng, Skid Mtd,
356 GENERATOR, 5.0 kw, MA5036DV LB0302 EM000747 1 Power Master 1987 Newark L
Gas Eng, Skid Mtd, 1 Phase
147 GENERATOR, 5.0 kw, MA5036D LB0301 EM000547 1 Generac 1985 Queensbury L
Gas Eng, Skid Mtd, Power Guard
148 GENERATOR, 5.0 kw, 8709-0 85-9023 EM000195 1 Generac 1985 Queensbury L
Gas Eng, Skid Mtd, Power Guard
352 GENERATOR, 10.0 kw, 12JRC-3R/5426P 66-8089 EM000750 1 OMAN 1966 Newark L
Gas Eng, Trlr Mtd, 1 Phase,
2 Ax, 4 Wheel, 2" Ball Towed
353 GENERATOR, 10.0 kw, 12JRC-3R/5426P 66-8091 EM000749 1 Onan 1966 Newark L
Gbs Eng, Trlr Mtd, 2 Ax, 4 Wheel
2" Ball Towed
2 GENERATOR, 12.5 kw, 12RJC-3R/5492E 66-8020 EM000002 1 ONAN 1966 WATERFORD L
4 Phase, Trlr Mtd, 4 Wheel, 1 Ax
2" Ball Towed, Gas Eng
14 GENERATOR, 12.5 kw, 12RJC-3R/5492E 66-8023 EM000014 1 ONAN 1966 WATERFORD L
Gas Driven, l Phase, 4 Wheel
2 Axel, 2" Ball Towed
3 GENERATOR, 12.5 kw, 12RJC-3R/5426P 66-8081 EM000003 1 ONAN 1966 WATERFORD L
Gas Eng, Trlr Mtd, 1 Phase, 4 Wh
L Axel, 2" Ball Towed
13 GENERATOR, 12.5 kw, 12RJC-3R/5426P 66-8093 EM000013 1 ONAN 1966 WATERFORD L
Gas Eng, Trtr Mtd, 4 Wheel, 2 AX *Marked for disposal
2" Ball Towed, 1 Phase -
1 GENERATOR, 12.5 kw, 12RJC-3R/5426P 66-8080 EM000001 1 OMAN 1966 WATERFORD L
Gas Eng, Trlr-Mtd, 4 Wheel, 2 Ax
2" Batt Towed, 1 Phase
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BJN ITEM DESCRIPTION MODEL DOT N0. SEMO NO. OTY MANUFACTURER YEAR LOCATION _
L
15 GENERATOR, 12.5 kw, 12RJC-3R/5426P 66-8077 EM000015 1 ONAN 1966 WATERFORD L Phase, Gas Eng, 4 Wheel, 2 AX *Marked for disposal L
Trlr Mtd, 2" Ball Towed
4 GENERATOR, 12.5 kw, 12RJC-3R/5426P 66-8095 EM000004 1 ONAN 1966 WATERFORD L
L Phase, Gas Eng, 4 Wheel, 2 Ax
Trlr Mtd, 2" Ball Towed
5 GENERATOR, 15.0 kw, 15RJC-4XR/7073 66-8053 EM000005 1 OMAN 1966 WATERFORD L
Gas Eng, Trlr Mtd, 4 WhL, 2 Axel
2" Ball Towed
351 GENERATOR, 30.0 kw, 7772 120241 EM000595 1 Continental 1950 Newark
Gas Eng, Skid Mtd L
350 GENERATOR, 40.0 kw, none 1 Continental WWII Waterford L
Gas Eng, Skid Mtd
349 GENERATOR, 40.0 kw, 1 Continental WWII Newark
Gas Eng, Skid Mtd, 3 Phase L
77 GENERATOR, 60.0 kw, 4BT3.9G2 87-8018 EM000086 1 Cummins 1987Oneonta
3 Phase, Diesel Eng, Trlr Mtd, L
1 Ax, 2 Wheel, Pindle Towed
450 GENERATOR, 60.0 kw, 88-81 1 Cummins 1988 Newark
Diesel Eng, 3 Phase, 2 Wheel, L
1 Ax, Pindle Towed
189 GENERATOR, 60.0 kw, 4BT3.9G2 87-8016 EM000122 1 Cummins 1987 Queensbury L
Diesel Eng, Trlr Mtd, 2 Wheel,
1 Ax, Pindle Towed, 3 Phase
145 GENERATOR, 60.0 kw, . 4BT3.9 87-8017 EM000043 1 Cummins
Diesel Eng, Trlr Mtd, 2 Wheel, 1987 Queensbury L
1 AX, Pindle Towed, 100 Gal Tank
144 GENERATOR, 60.0 kw, 4BT3.9G2 87-8051 1 Cummins 1988 Queensbury L
Diesel Eng, Trlr Mtd, 2 Wheel,
1 Ax, Pindle Tpwed, 100 Gal Tank
194 GENERATOR, 60.0 kw, 4BT3.9 88-83 EM000198 1 Cummins
Diesel Eng, TrLr Mtd, 2 Wheel, 1988 Queensbury L
1 Ax, Pindle Towed, 3 Phase
146 ANERATOR, 60.0 kw, 4BT3.9 88-84 EM000546 1 Cummins
Diesel Eng, Trlr Mtd, 2 Wheel, 1988 Queensbury L
1 AX, Pindle Towed, 100 Gal Tank
182 GENERATOR, 60.0 kw, 4BT.3.9 88-82 EM000124 1 Cummins
Diesel, Eng, Trlr Mtd, 2 Wheel, 1988 Queensbury L
1 Ax, Pindle Towed, 3 Phase
181 GENERATOR, 100.0 kw, 687.59 88-8083 EM000123 1 Cummins
Diesel Eng, Trlr Mtd, 2 Wheel, 1988 Queensbury L
1 Ax, Pindle Towed, 3 Phase
143 GENERATOR, 100.0 kw, 6875.9 88-8007 1 Cummins
Diesel Eng, Trtr Mtd, 2 Wheel, 1988 Queensbury L
1 AX, Pindle Towed
195 GENERATOR, 100.0 kw, 6BT5.9 88-80803 EM000199 1 Cummins 1988 Queensbury L
Diesel Eng, Trtr Mtd, 2 Wheel,
1 Ax, Pindle Towed, 3 Phase
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ITEMS AVAILABLE FOR LOAN AS OF: January 29,
ITEM DESCRIPTION MODEL DOT No. SEMO NO. OTY MANUFACTURER YEAR LOCATION L
196 GENERATOR, 100.0 kw, 6BT5.9 88-8081 EM000200 1 Cummins 1988 Queensbury L
Diesel Eng, Trlr Mtd, 2 Wheel,
1 Ax, Pindie Towed, 3 Phase
27 GENERATOR, 250.0 kw, VT-12-G none EM000027 1 CUMMINS WWII WATERFORD L
3 Phase, Trlr Mtd, 5th Wheel *Marked for Disposal
Towed, 277/480 V
160 HAT, Hard, Hard Hat n/a none 90 Unknown 1987 Queensbury L
OSHA Approved, SEMO Seal
79 HEATER, 150.0 KBTU, B150A 85-9028 EM000081 1 Unknown 1985 Oneonta L
Kerosene
237 HEATER, 150.0 KBTU, 8150A 85-8787 EM000310 1 AMCA Int
Kerosene 1985 Queensbury L
360 HEATER, 350.0 KBTU, BC350 n/a EM000686
Kerosene 1 AMCA Int 1985 Newark L
227 HEATER, 350.0 KBTU, BC350 85-8789 EM000309 1 AMCA Int
Kerosene 1985 Queensbury L
48 HOSE, 2.0 inch, Discharge n/a none 8 Goodyear
Discharge, 20' 1988 Queensbury L
161 HOSE, 2.0 inch, Discharge n/a none 16 Goodyear 1985 Queensbury L
Discharge, 50'
365 HOSE, 2.0 inch, Discharge n/a none 4 Goodyear 1965 Newark
Discharge, Canvas, 50' L
' 364 HOSE, 2.0 inch, Discharge n/a none 8 Goodyear 1988 Newark L
Discharge,50'
368 HOSE, 2.0 inch, Suction n/a none 4 Goodyear 1988 Newark L
Suction,10'
162 HOSE, 2.5 inch, Discharge n/a none 1 Goodyear 1485 Queensbury L
Discharge, 501, White
51 HOSE, 2.5 inch, Suction n/a none 13 Goodyear
Suction,10' 1965 Queensbury' L
226 HOSE, 3.0 inch, Spiroflex n/a none 1 Goodyear
D 1985 Queensbury L
`fscharge, 30', Blue
224 HOSE, 4.0 inch, Spiroflex n/a none 2G
Discharge, 501, White oodyear 1965 Queensbury L`-
1
363 HOSE, 4.0 inch, Discharge n/a none 10 Goodyear 1988 Newark
Discharge, 50', Yellow L
223 HOSE, 4.0 inch, Spiroflex n/a none 30 Goodyear 1985 Queensbury L
Discharge, Yellow, 50'
367 HOSE, 4.0 inch, Suction n/a none 10 Goodyear 1965 Newark
Suction, 10' L
228 HOSE, 4.0 inch, Suction n/a none 33 Go
Suction, 10' Goodyear 1985 Queensbury L
164 HOSE, .0 inch, Suction n/a none 7 Goodyear 1985 Queensbury L
Suction,
10' (Old)
362 HOSE, 6.0 inch, Discharge n/a none 2 Goodyear 1985 Newark
Discharge, 100', Blue L
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ITEMS AVAILABLE FOR LOAN AS OF: January 29,
L ITEM DESCRIPTION MODEL DOT NO. SEMO NO. OTY MANUFACTURER YEAR LOCATION L
361 HOSE, 6.0 inch, Discharge n/a none 20 Goodyear 1985 Newark L
Discharge, 501, Yellow
308 HOSE, 6.0 inch, Spiroflex n/a none 2 Goodyear 1985 Oneonta L
Discharge, 501,. Yellow
222 HOSE, 6.0 inch, Spiroflex n/a none 40 Goodyear 1985 Queensbury L
Discharge, 501, Yellow
366 HOSE, 6.0 inch, Suction n/a none 14 Goodyear 1965 Newark L
Suction, 101
307 HOSE, 6.0 inch, spiroflex none none 4 Goodyear 1985 Oneonta L
Suction, 10,
163 HOSE, 6.0 inch, Suction n/a none 46 Goodyear 1985 Queensbury L
Suction, 10'
375 LIGHT SET, 1.0 Platt, 1000 LA 02-02 EM000745 1 Dayton ELec 1985 Newark L
Stand Mounted, 2 Wheel, 2 Light
80 LIGHT SET, 1000.0 Watt, LA 02-14 n/a EMDDDD80 1 Dayton 1985 Oneonta L
Zea 500 w Lamp, Quartz, Wheel
Mtd
374 LIGHT SET, 1000.0 Watt, 1000 LA 02-04 EM000744 1 Dayton ELec 1985 Newark L
Floor Mtd, 2 Wheel, 2 Light
377 LIGHT SET, 1000.0 Watt, 1000 LA 02-11 EM000581 1 Dayton Elec 1985 Newark L
Stand Mounted, 2 Wheel, 2 Light
C 373 LIGHT SET, 1000.0 watt, 1000 LA02-03 EM000743 1 Dayton ELec 1985 Newark L
Stand Mounted, 2 Wheel, 2 Light
376 LIGHT SET, 1000.0 Watt, 1000 LA 02-06 EM000742 1 Dayton ELec 1985 Newark L
Stand Mponted, 2 Wheel, 2 Light
243 LIGHT SET, 1000.0 Watt, 2V8076 none EM000266 1 Dayton Elec 1985 Queensbury L
Stand Mtd, 2 Wheel, 2 Lighjt
245 LIGHT SET, 1000.0 Watt, 1000 LA02-08 EM000271 1 unknown 1985 Queensbury L
Stand Mtd, 2 Wheel, 2 Light
242 LIGHT SET, 1000.0 Watt, 1000 LA02-10 EM000268 1 unknown 1985 Queensbury L
S and Mtd, 2 Wheel, 2 Light
239 LIGHT SET, 1000.0 Watt, 1000 LA02-01 EM000272 1 Unknown 1985 Queensbury L
Stand Mtd, 2 Wheel, 2 Light
240 EIGHT SET, 1000.0 Watt, 1000 LA02-09 EM000270 1 unknown 1985 Queensbury L
Stand Mtd, 2 Wheel, 2 Light
I
241 LIGHT SET, 1000.0 Watt 1000 LA02-05 EM000273 1 unknown 1985 Queensbury L
Stand Mtd, 2 Wheel, 2 Light
244 LIGHT SET, 1000.0 Watt, 2V8078 n/a EM000267 1 Dayton ELec 1985 Queensbury L
Stand Mtd, 2 Wheel, 2 Light
238 LIGHT SET, 1000.0 Watt, 1000 LA02-07 EM000269 1 Unknown 1985 Queensbury L
Stand Mtd, 2 Wheel,2 Light
469 LIGHT SET, 500.0 Watt Floor_ n/a EM000603 1 Stoneco 1984 Newark
1 Bulb, 2411 High, Floor Type L
254 PIPE, Pulse n/a none 2 unknown 1987 Queensbury L
Flow, Total, Pulse Output,
Transmitter
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ITEMS AVAILABLE FOR LOAN AS OF: January 29, 1
ITEM DESCRIPTION MODEL DOT NO. SEMO NO. OTY MANUFACTURER YEAR LOCATION L
253 PIPE, 2.0 inch, Impeller n/a none 2 unknown 1987 Queensbury L
Flow Sensor, Impeller
251 PIPE, 4.0 inch, none na none 50 Ever-tite 1985 QueensburyL
ALluminun, 20 '
380 PIPE, 4.0 inch, none n/a none 200 Ever-tite 1965 Newark L
Atluminun, 20'
55 PIPE, 4.0 inch, none n/a none 100 Ever-tite 1965 Queensbury L
ALLuminun,201, (OLd) y
386 ADAPTER, 4.0 inch, n/a none 1 Ever-tite 1988 Newark L
Pipe, Female to 4" ALLuninum
379 PIPE, .6.0 inch, none n/a none 3960 Ever-tite 1986 Newark L
A l l um i num, 20'
249 PIPE, 6.0 inch, none n/a none 260 Ever-tite 1986 Queensbury L
A l l un i ruin, 20'
54 PIPE 6.0 inch, none n/a none 3960 Ever-tite 1985 Queensbury L
AtLuminun, 20'
53 PIPE, 6.0 inch, none n/a none 175 Ever-tite 1965 Queensbury L
AlLunin m, 201, (OLd)
250 PIPE, 6.0 inch, TA n/a none 53 Ever-tite 1985 Queensbury L
Atluminum, Hi-Pressure, 20'
378 PIPE, 8.0 inch, none n/a none 792 Ever-tite 1986 Newark L
ALLuminLxn, 20'
248 PIPE, 8.0 inch, none n/a none 546 Ever-Lite 1986 Queensbury L
ALluninxm, 20'
52 PIPE, 8.0 inch, none n/a none 840 Ever-tite 1965 Queensbury L
u
Atluninn,20',(OLd) ur y
259 PIPE, 160.0 PSI, 1604 n/a none 1 PIMAR 1987 Queensbury L
111, Poly, Tubing, 200" Rolt
261 PIPE, PVC, 160.0 PSI, 1608 n/a none 1 PIMAR 1987 Queensbury L
1-1/2", Poly, Tubing, 200' Roll
260 PPE, PVC, 160.0 PSI, 1603 n/a none 1 PIMAR 1987 Queensbury L
1-1/4", Poly Tubing, 200' Rotl
258 PIPE, PVC, 160.0 PSI, 2239 n/a none 1 PIMAR 1987 Queensbury L
2", Poly, Tubing, 200' Roll
257 PIPE, PVC, 160.0 PSI, 1603 n/a none 1 PIMAR 1987 Queensbury L
3/411, Tubing,Poly, 200' Roll
422 PLASTIC, 60.0 inch, n/a n/a none 40 Unknown 1987 Newark
On Roll L
421 PUMP, Water, 2.0 inch, 82E2BKND LD O7 EM000770 1 Gorman-Rupp 1965 Newark
Gas Eng, Skid Mtd L
273 PUMP, Water, 2.0 inch, 2B6 62-9745 EM000306 1 Marlow 1962 Queensbury L
Gas Eng, Skid Mtd
420 PUMP, Water, 2.0 inch, 2P333 LD 05 EM000771 1 Dayton ELec 1985 Newark
Green, 2P333 L
Gas Engine
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ITEMS AVAILABLE FOR LOAN AS OF: January 29, 1
Eal ITEM DESCRIPTION MODEL DOT NO. SEMO NO. OTY MANUFACTURER YEAR LOCATION l
417 PUMP, Water, 2.5 inch, VF4DX LD 12 EM000588 1 American Marsh 1965 Newark L
Cent, Gas Eng, *Marked for Disposal
388 PUMP, 2.5 inch, 20AA LD-19 EM000773 1 Chicago Pneu 1985 Newark L
Pneumatic, Submersable
70 PUMP, Water, 3.0 inch, 3P613 none . EM000061 1 Dayton Electric 1965 Queensbury L
Diaphragm, 3 HP, Trlr Mtd, 1 AX,
2 Wheel, Pindle Towed, Gas Eng
419 PUMP, Water, 3.0 inch, 3P6006 LD 02 EM000775 1 Dayton Elec 1985 Newark l
Green, 3P600B
Gas Engine
418 PUMP, Water, 3.0 inch, 3P655 LD 04 EM000774 1 Dayton Elec 1985 Newark L
Green, 3P655
Gas Engine
67 PUMP, Water, 4.0 inch, JP654 none EM000057 1 Dayton Electric 1965 Queensbury L
10 HP, Trlr Mtd, 2 Wheel, 1 AX,
Pindle Towed
214 PUMP, Water, 4.0 inch, SBM-00115 87-9433 EM000192 1 Gorman Rupp 1986 Queensbury L
750 GPM, Gas Eng, Trlr Mtd, 1 Ax
2 Wheel, Pindle Towed
65 PUMP, Water, 4.0 inch, Unit 302 65-9318 EM0000S5 1 Gorman-Rupp 1985 Oueensbury L
Cent, Diesel Eng, Trlr Mtd,
2 Wheel, I AX, Pindle Towed
274 PUMP, Water, 4.0 inch, SBM-00116 87-9434 EM000063 1 Gorman-Rupp 1986 Queensbury L
Ar Cent, Gas Eng, Trlr Mtd, 2 Wheel
1 Ax, Pindle Towed
68 PUMP, Water, 4.0 inch, 4H4D 68-9612 EM000058 1 Marlow 1968 Queensbury L
Cent, Trlr Mtd, Gas Eng,2 Wheel,
1 AX, Pindle Towed
415 PUMP, Water, 4.0 inch, 302 65-9331 EM000593 1 Gorman-Rupp 1965 Newark L
Diesel Eng, Skid Mtd *Marked for disposal
413 PUMP, Water, 4.0 inch, 302 LD 11-01 EM000766 1 Gorman-Rupp 1966 Newark L
Diesel Eng, Trlr Mtd, 2 Wheel,
1 Ax, Pindle Towed, Ford Engine
410 P27MP, Water, 4.0 inch, 302 LD 11-04 EM000765 1 Gorman-Rupp 1966 Newark L
Diesel Eng, Trlr Mtd, 2 Wheel,
1 Ax, Pindle Towed, Ford Engine
411 PUMP, Water, 4.0 inch, LD 11-03 1
Diesel Eng, Trlr Mtd, 2 Wheel, Newark L
1 Ax, Pindle Towed, Ford Engine
409 PUMP, Water, 4.0 inch, 302 LD 11-02 EM000767 1 Gorman-Rupp 1966 Newark L
Diesel Eng, Trlr Mtd, 2 Wheel,
1 Ax, Pindle Towed, Ford Engine
59 PUMP, Water, 4.0 inch, Unit 302 65-9319 EM000048 1 Gorman-Rupp 1985 Oueensbury L
Diesel Eng, Trlr Mtd, 2 Wheel,
I Axel, Pindle Towed
57 PUMP, Water, 4.0 inch, Unit 302 65-9321 EM000046 1 Gorman-Rupp 1986 Queensbury L
Diesel Eng, Trlr Mtd, 2 Wheel,
1 AX, Pindle Towed
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ITEMS AVAILABLE FOR LOAN AS OF: January 29,
ITEM DESCRIPTION MODEL DOT No. SEMO NO. OTY MANUFACTURER YEAR LOCATION L
72 PUMP, Water, 4.0 inch, Unit 302 65-9322 EM000065 1 Gorman-Rupp 1965 Queensbury L
Gas Eng, Trlr Mtd, 2 Wheel,
1 AX, Pindle Towed
408 PUMP, Water, 4.0 inch, 302 69-9709 EM000594 1 Gorman-Rupp 1965 Newark
Gas Eng, 2 Wheel, 1 Ax, Trlr L
Mtd, Pindle Towed
404 PUMP, Water, 4.0 inch, SBM-00115 87-9435 EM000755 1 Gorman-Rupp 1986 Newark L
Gas Eng, Lo-Press, Trir Mtd,
2 Wheel, 1 Ax, Pindle Towed
407 PUMP, Water, 4.0 inch, 303 65-9327 EM000768 1 Gorman-Rupp 1965 Newark L
Gas Eng, Trlr Mtd, 2 Wheel, 1 Ax
Pindle Towed
406 PUMP, Water, 4.0 inch, RCE LD 09-01 EM000777 1 American Marsh 1962 Newark
Gas Eng, Trlr Mtd, 2 Wheel, 1 Ax L
Pindle Towed, Ford Engine
405 PUMP, Water, 4.0 inch, 303 LD 10-02 EM000769 1 Gorman-Rupp 1965 Newark L
Gas Eng, Trlr Mtd, 2 Wheel, 1 Ax
Pindle Towed, Ford Engine
206 PUMP, Water, 4.0 inch, 4C4 68-9613 EM000060 1 Marlow 1965 Queensbury L
Gas Eng, Trlr Mtd, 2 Wheel,l Ax,
Pindle Towed
71 PUMP, Water, 4.0 inch, SBM-00115 87-9438 EM000062 1 Gorman-Rupp 1986 Queensbury L
Gas Eng, Trlr Mtd, 2 Wheel,l AX,
Pindle Towed
69 PUMP, Water, 4.0 inch, 4C4 69-9210 EM000059 1 Marlow 1968 Queensbury L
Gas Eng, Trlr Mtd, 2 WheeL,1 AX,
Pindle Towed
10 PUMP, Water, 4.0 inch, 303 65-9325 EM000010 1 GORMAN-RUPP 1965 WATERFORD L
Gas Eng, Trlr Mtd, 300 GPM, 1 AX
2 Wheel, Pindle Towed
414 PUMP, Water, 4.0 inch, 3P654 LD 01-02 EM000776 1 Dayton ELec 1985Newark
Gas Engine, Trlr Mtd, 2 Wheel, L
1 Ax, No Tow
271 PUMP, Water, 4.0 inch, 87-9437 EM000564 1 Gorman-Rupp 1986 Queensbury L
Lb-Press, Gas Eng, Trlr Mtd,
2 Wheel, 1 Ax, Pindle Towed
270 PUMP, Water, 4.0 inch, 87-9436 EM000563 1 Gorman Rupp 1986 Queensbury L
Eo-Press, Gas Eng, Trlr Mtd,
2 Wheel, 1 Ax, Pindle Towed
66 PUMP, Water, 4.0 inch, VH40-S/G 79-8002 EM000056 1 Gorman-Ru L
Trash, Gas Eng, Trlr Mtd, 1 AX, PP 1965 Queensbury L
2 Wheel, Pindle Towed
460 PUMP, 4.0 inch, 303 65-9323 EM000592 1 Gorman-Ru
Water, Gas Eng, Trlr Mtd, PP 1965 Newark L
2 Wheel, 1 Axel, Pindle Towed
456 PUMP, 4.0 inch 4C4 LD 13 EM000756 1 Marlow 1965 Newark
Water, Gas Eng, Trlr Mtd, 2 Whl l
1 Axel„ Not Towed
6 PUMP, Water, 6.0 inch 55M2-5044-HTS1 85-8091 EM000006 1 Gorman-Rupp
1600 GPM, Diesel Eng, Trlr Mtd, 1985 WATERFORD L
2 Wheel, 1 AX, Pindle Towed
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ITEMS AVAILABLE FOR LOAN AS OF: January 29, 1
L ITEM DESCRIPTION MODEL DOT NO. SEMO NO. OTY MANUFACTURER YEAR LOCATION L
17 PUMP, Water, 6.0 inch, 55M2-5044-HTS1 85-2838 EM000017 1 GORMAN-RUPP 1985 WATERFORD L
1600 GPM, Diesel Eng,Trlr Mtd,
2 Wheel, 1 AX, Pindle Towed
186 PUMP, Water, 6.0 inch, HGIP 65-8004 EM000120 1 Marlow 1965 Queensbury L
800 GPM, Cent, Trlr Mtd, 1 Ax,
2 Wheel, Pindle Towed
83 PUMP, Water, 6.0 inch, 6E7S 68-9607 EM000085 1 Marlow 1968 Oneonta L
800 GPM, Gas Eng, Trlr Mtd, 1 AX
2 Wheel, Pindle Towed
183 PUMP, Water, 6.0 inch, HGIP 65-8006 EM000117 1 Marlow 1965 Queensbury L
Cent, 800 GPM, Trlr Mtd, 1 Ax,
2 Wheel, Pindle Towed
184 PUMP, Water, 6.0 inch, HGIP 65-8007 EM000118 1 Marlow 1965 Queensbury L
Cent, 800 GPM, Trlr Mtd, 1 Ax,
2 Wheel, Pindle Towed
398 PUMP, Water, 6.0 inch, 5044-HT/S1 LD 08-01 EM000753 1 Gorman-Rupp 1985 Newark L
Cent, Diesel Eng, Trlr Mtd,
2 Wheel, 1 Ax, Pindle Towed
268 PUMP, Water, 6.0 inch, 6E7S 68-9603 EM000064 1 Marlow 1968 Queensbury L
Cent, Gas Eng, Trlr Mtd, 2 Wheel
1 Ax, Pindle Towed
185 PUMP, Water, 6.0 .inch, HGIP 65-8008 EM000119 1 Marlow 1965 Queensbury L
Cent, Trlr Mtd, 2 Wheel, 800 GPM
1 Ax, Pindle Towed
` 73 PUMP, Water, 6.0 inch, 5044-HT/S1 85-8092 EM000067 1 Gorman-Rupp 1985 Queensbury L
Cent, Trlr Mtd, Diesel Eng,1 AX,
2 Wheel, Pindle Towed
393 PUMP, Water, 6.0 inch, 5EE08 65-9481 EM000586 1 Berkeley 1965 Newark L
Diesel Eng, 2 Wheel, 1 Ax, *Marked for disposal
Pindle Towed
12 PUMP, Water, 6.0 inch, 5EE08 65-8005 EM000012 1 BERKELEY 1965 WATERFORD L
Diesel Eng, 800 GPM, 4 Wheel, 2
Axel, Pindle Towed
60 PUMP, Water, 6.0 inch, 5044-HT/S1 none EM000049 1 Gorman-Rupp 1985 Queensbury L
Diesel Eng, Trlr Mtd, 2 Wheel
L Axel, Pindle Towed
399 PUMP, Water, 6.0 inch, 5044-HT/S1 LD 08-02 EM000780 1 Gorman-Rupp 1985 Newark L\
Diesel Eng, Trlr Mtd, 2 Wheel,
1 Ax, Pindle Towed
ti
397 PUMP, Water, 6.0 inch, 6E7S 68-9598 EM000587 1 Marlow 1968 Newark L
Diesel Eng, Trlr Mtd, 2 Wheel, *Marked for disposal
1 Ax, Pindle Towed
396 PUMP, Water, 6.0 inch, 5EE08 65-9482 EM000584 1 Berkeley 1965 Newark L
Diesel Eng, Trlr Mtd, 2 Wheel, *Marked for disposal
1 Ax, Pindle Towed
400 PUMP, Water, 6.0 inch, 5044-HT/S1 LD 08-03 EM000779 1 Gorman-Rupp 1985 Newark L
Diesel Eng, Trlr Mtd, 2 Wheel,
1 Ax, Pindle Towed
403 PUMP, Water, 6.0 inch, ROE LD 11-02 EM000590 1 American Marsh 1962 Newark L
Diesel Eng, Trlr Mtd, 2 Wheel, *Marked for disposal
1 Ax, Pindle Towed, Ford Eng
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ITEMS AVAILABLE FOR LOAN AS OF: January 29, 1
L ITEM DESCRIPTION MODEL DOT NO. SEMO NO. OTY MANUFACTURER YEAR LOCATION L
392 PUMP, Water, 6.0 inch, 5EE08 65-9479 EM000583 1 Berkeley 1965 Newark L
Diesel Eng, Trlr Mtd, 2 Wheel, *Marked for disposal
1 Ax, Pindle Towed
394 PUMP, Water, 6.0 inch, 5EE08 65-9478 EM000585 1 Berkeley 1965 Newark L
Diesel Eng, Trlr Mtd, 2 Wheel, *Marked for disposal
1 Ax, Pindle Towed
204 PUMP, Water, 6.0 inch, 5044-HT/S1 85-2837 EM000049 1 Gorman Rupp 1985 Queensbury L
Diesel Eng, Trlr Mtd, 2 Wheel,
1 Ax,
267 PUMP, Water, 6.0 inch, 5044-HT/S1 85-2836 EM000066 1 Gorman-Rupp 1985 Queensbury L
Diesel Eng, Trlr Mtd, 2 Wheel,
i Ax, Pindle Towed
58 PUMP, Water, 6.0 inch, SBM-00114 80-8088 EM000047 1 Gorman-Rupp 1985 Queensbury L
Diesel Eng, Trlr Mtd, 2 Wheel,
I AX, Pindle Towed
61 PUMP, Water, 6.0 inch, SBM-00113 87-9432 EM000050 1 Gorman-Rupp 1986 Queensbury L
Diesel Eng, Trlr Mtd, 2 Wheel,
1 Axel, Pindle Towed
395 PUMP, Water, 6.0 inch, 5EE08 65-9483 EM000582 1 Berkeley 1965 Newark L
Diesel Eng,Trlr Mtd, 2 Wheel, *Marked for disposal
1 Ax, Pindle Towed
11 PUMP, Water, 6.0 inch, 5EE08 65-8003 EM000011 1 BERKELEY 1965 WATERFORD L
Diesel Eng,Trlr Mtd,4 Wheel, 2 A
Pindle Towed
82 PUMP, Water, 6.0 inch, 6E7S 68-9610 EM000084 1 Marlow 1968 Oneonta L
Gas Eng, 800 GPM, Trlr Mtd,1 AX,
2 Wheel, Pindle Towed
390 PUMP, Water, 6.0 inch, 6E7S 68-9602 EM000764 1 Marlow 1968 Newark L
Gas Eng, Trlr Mtd, 2 Wheel, 1 AX
Pindle Towed
401 PUMP, Water, 6.0 inch, RCE LD 09-03 EM000778 1 American Marsh 1965 Newark L
Gas Eng, Trlr Mtd, 2 Wheel, 1 Ax
Pindle Towed, Ford Engine
402 PUMP, Water, 6.0 inch, RCE LD 09-02 EM000772 1 American Marsh 1962 Newark L
Gas Eng, Trlr Mtd, 2 Wheel, 1 Ax
Pindte Towed, Ford Eng
391 PUMP, Water, 6.0 inch, ROE LD 09-01 EM000589 1 American Marsh 1962 Newark L`
Gas Eng, Trlr Mtd, 2 Wheel, 1 Ax *Marked for disposal
Pindle Towed
t
9 PUMP, Water, 6.0 inch, 6E7S 68-9609 EM000009 1 MARLOW 1968 WATERFORD L
Gas Eng, Trlr Mtd, 800 GPM, 1 AX
2 Wheel, Pindle Towed
8 PUMP, Water, 6.0 inch, 6L7S 68-9605 EM000008 1 MARLOW 1968 WATERFORD L
Gas Eng, Trlr Mtd, 800 GPM, 1 AX
2 Wheel, Pindle Towed
7 PUMP, Water, 6.0 inch, 6F7S 68-9608 EM000007 1 MARLOW 1968 WATERFORD L
Gas Eng, Trlr Mtd, 800 GPM, 1 Ax
2 Wheel, Pindle Towed
262 PUMP, 6.0 inch, none n/a EM000197 1 unknown 1985 eensbury L
Pneumatic, Submersable
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ITEMS AVAILABLE FOR LOAN AS OF: January 29, 1
ITEM DESCRIPTION MODEL DOT N0. SEMO NO. OTY MANUFACTURER YEAR LOCATION L
389 PUMP, Vater, 6.0 inch, SBM-00113 87-9430 EM000752 1 Gorman-Rupp 1986 Newark L
Trash, Diesel Eng, Trlr Mtd,
2 Wheel, 1 Ax, Pindle Towed
264 PUMP, Water, 6.0 inch, 87-9428 EM000565 1 Gorman-Rupp 1986 Queensbury L
Trash, Diesel Eng, Trlr Mtd,
2 Wheel, 1 Ax, Pindle Towed
265 PUMP, Water, 6.0 inch, SBM-00113 87-9429 EM000044 1 Gorman-Rupp 1986 Queensbury L
Trash, Diesel Eng, Trlr Mtd,
2 Wheel, 1 Ax, Pindle Towed
56 PUMP, Water, 6.0 inch, SBM-00113 87-9431 EM000045 1 Gorman-Rupp 1986 Queensbury L
Trash, Diesel Eng, Trlr Mtd, 2
Wheel, l AX, Pindle Towed
187 PUMP, Water, 6.0 inch, 16A21ND301 60-9167 EM000121 1 Gorman-Rupp 1960 Queensbury L
Trash, Trlr Mtd, 2 Wheel, 1 Ax
Pindle Towed
81 PUMP, Sbmsl, 10.0 HP, 3P1026C10D1 n/a EM000087 1 Franklin Elec 1965 Oneonta L
w/control box, Electric,
276 RAIN COAT, none n/a none 80 unknown 1987 Queensbury L
Rubber, Man's, Yellow
w/SEMO Logo
277 RAIN PANTS, none n/a none 80 unknown 1987 Queensbury L
Rubber, Man's, Yellow
255 REDUCER, 8.0 inch, none n/a none 10 unknown 1985 Queensbury L
Pipe, Reduce to 6 inch
424 SAND BAG, none n/a none "** Unknown Newark L
Poly-Coe (Owned by Dist Eng -
Buffalo)
279 SAND BAGS, n/a n/a none **** unknown 1980 Queensbury L
Poiy-Coe (Owned by Dist Eng-
Buffalo)
309 SCREEN, 6.0 inch, none n/a none 1 Pratt 1985 Oneonta L
Metal, for Suction hose
441 WINK, 6.0 Gal, cane n/a EM000808 77 Igloo 1986 Newark L
WINK,
Storage, Plastic
301 TANK, 6.0 Gal, none n/a none 176 unknown 1986Queensbury L `'
Water Storage, Plastic
347 TANK, 350.0 Gal, 1230 n/a EM000757 1 Highland 1987 Newark ti L
Fuel Storage, Skid Mtd
188 TANK, 350.0 Gal, 1230 n/a EM000116 1 Gasboy 1987 Queensbury L
Fuel Storage, Skid Mtd
180 TANK, 350.0 Gal, 1230 n/a EM000115 1 Gasboy 1987 Queensbury L
Fuel Storage, Skid Mtd
22 TANK, Water, rt
Plastic
Gal, Noe n/a EM000022 1 Kogen Ent 1986 Queensbury L
Skid Mtd, Plc Tank,
Poly-Pro
447 TANK, 400.0 Gal, none 86-0100 EM000759 1 Nalge 1985
Water Storage, Skid Mtd Newark
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ITEMS AVAILABLE FOR LOAN AS OF: January 29, 1
ITEM DESCRIPTION MODEL DOT NO. SEMO NO. OTY MANUFACTURER YEAR LOCATION L
348 TANK, 500.0 Gal, 1230 n/a EM000758 1 Gasboy 1987 Newark L
Fuel Storage, Skid Mtd
178 TANK, 500.0 Gal, 1230 n/a EM000113 1 Gasboy 1987 Queensbury L
Fuel Storage, Skid Mtd
179 TANK, 500.0 Gal, 1230 n/a EM000114 1 Gasboy 1987 Queensbury L
Fuel Storage, Skid Mtd
300 TANK, Folding, 1500.0 Gal, Folding n/a EM000303 3 Fold-A-Tank 1985 Queensbury L
Water Storage
440 TANK, 1500.0 Gal, Folding n/a EM000763 1 fold-A-Tank 1985 Newark L
Water Storage,
439 TANK, 2100.0 Gal, Folding n/a EM000762 1 Fold-A-Tank 1985 Newark L
Folding, Water Storage
299 TANK, Folding, 2100.0 Gal, Folding n/a EM000302 1 Fold-A-Tank 1985 Queensbury L
Water Storage,
38 TANK, Water, 3000.0 Gal, fold-A-Tank n/a EM000040 1 Unknown 1984 Queensbury L
Folding, Water Storage
40 TANK, Water, 3000.0 Gal, Fold-A-Tank n/a EM000042 1 Unknown 1984 Queensbury L
Folding, Water Storage
39 TANK, Water, 3000.0 Gal, Fold-A-Tank n/a EM000041 1 Unknown 1984 Queensbury L
Folding, Water Storage
298 TANK, Folding, 3000.0 Gal, Folding n/a EM000301 1 Fold-A-Tank 1985 Queensbury L
Water Storage,
467 TRAILER, 400.0 Gal D-980Ll-A none EM000591 1 Zero Mfg Co WWII Newark L
Water, 2 Wheel, 1 Axel, Set. *Marked for disposal
up for Fire Fighting
193 TRAILER, 858974 86-8959 EM000128 1 Atlanta 1985 Queensbury L
Pipe, 120 Pipe x 201, 2 Wheel,
1 Ax, Pindle Towed
190 TRAILER, 858971 86-8960 EM000125 1 Atlanta 1986 Queensbury L
Pipe, 120 pipe x 201, 2 Wheel,
1 Ax, Pindle Towed
192 RAILER, 858973 86-8962 EM000127 1 Atlanta 1985 Queensbury L
Pipe, 120 Pipe x 201, 2 Wheel,
1 Ax, Pindle Towed
191 TRAILER, 858972 86-8971 EM000126 1 Atlanta 1986 Queensbury L
Pipe, 120 pipe x 201, 2 Wheel,
1 Ax, Pindle Towed
294 TRAILER, 3.0 Ton, 3 T 87-8921 EM000313 1 Eager Beaver 1987 Queensbury L
Tilt Bed, Pindle Towed, 2 Wheel
1 Ax
387 TRAILER, 120.0 Pipe, 120 86-8963 EM000579 1 Atlanta 1986 Newark
2 Wheel, 1 Axel L
16 TRAILER,Pipe 120.0 N/A 86-8964 EM000016 1 Cust Trlr-Atla 1986 Queensbury L
120 Pipe x 201, 3500 Lb Cap
2 Wheel, l Ax, Pindle Towed
18 TRAILER,WATER, 400.0 Gal M107E2 53--8034 EM000018 1 Fruehauf 1953 Queensbury L
2 Wheel, 1 Axel,Mil Type,
Pindle Towed
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\ ITEMS AVAILABLE FOR LOAN AS OF: January 29, 1
L ITEM DESCRIPTION MODEL DOT NO. SEMO NO. OTY MANUFACTURER YEAR LOCATION L
446 TRAILER, 400.0 Gal, M107 LH 0205 EM000576 1 Zero Mfg Co 1985 Newark L
Water
2 Wheel, 1 Axel
445 TRAILER, 400.0 Gat, M107 85-8087 EM000577 1 Zero Mfg Co 1985 Newark L
Water
2 Wheel, 1 Axel
444 TRAILER, 400.0 Gat, M107 85-8089 EM000578 1 Zero Mfg Co 1985 Newark L
Water,
176 TRAILER, 400.0 Gal, M107 85-8088 EM000111 1 Zero Mfg Co 1985 Queensbury L
Water, Mit Type, 2 Wheel, 1 Ax
171 TRAILER, 400.0 Gal, M107 LH0204 EM000106 1 Zero Mfg Co 1985 Queensbury L
Water, Mil Type, Z Wheel, 1 Ax
177 TRAILER, 400.0 Gal, M107 LH 02-03 EM000112 1 Zero Mfg Co 1985 Queensbury L
Water, Mil Type, 2 Wheel, 1 Ax
175 TRAILER, 400.0 Gal, M107 85-8084 EM000110 1 Zero Mfg Co 1985 Queensbury L
Water, Mil Type, 2 Wheel, 1 Ax
174 TRAILER, 400.0 Gal, M107 LH 02-01 EM000109 1 Zero Mfg Co 1985 Queensbury L
Water, Mit Type, 2 Wheel, 1 Ax
173 TRAILER, 400.0 Gat, M107 LH 02-06 EM000108 1 Zero Mfg Co 1985 Queensbury L
Water, Mit Type, 2 Wheel, 1 Ax
172 TRAILER, 400.0 Gal, Mt07 LH 02-02 EM000107 1 Zero Mfg Co 1985 Queensbury L
i
Water, Mit Type, 2 Wheel, 1 AX
84 TRAILER, 400.0 Gal, M107E2 53-8033 EM000088 1 Fruehauf 1953 Oneonta L
Water, Mil Type, 2 Wheel, 1 AX,
Pindle Towed
85 TRAILER, 400.0 Gal M107E2 85-8085 EM000083 1 Kogen Ent 1985 Oneonta L
Water, Mil Type, 2 Wheel, 1 AX,
Pindle Towed
170 TRAILER, 5500.0 Gal, 103SM 88-8978 EM000105 1 Barbel Mfg Co 1988 Queensbury L
Stainless Steel, Tractor Towed
442 TRAILER, 5500.0 Gal, 103SM 88-8979 EM000574 1 Barbel 1988 Newark L
Stainless Steel, Water,
Tractor Towed
443 TRAILER, 5500.0 Gal, F1-7407 85-8074 EM000575 1 Polar Tank 1985 Newark C
Water, stainless Steel,
68000 Lb Cap, Tractor Towed
169 TRAILER, 5500.0 Gat, F1-7407 85-8075 EM000104 1 Polar Tank 1985 Queensbury L
Water, Stainless Steel, 68000
GVW, Tractor Towed
448 WHEELBARROW, 5.0 ft. none n/a EM000751 1 Ames 1985 Newark L
Blue, 1 Wheel
305 WHEELBARROW, 5.0 yd, none n/a EM000297 4 Ames 1988 Queensbury L
Blue, t Wheel
C
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