Used Oil Recycling in South Carolina 1997 Annual Report

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3 F Used Oil Recycling in South Carolina 1997 Annual Report Prepared for The Honorable David M. Beasley, Governor Members of the Legislature State of South Carolina Prepared by S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control Division of Solid Waste Planning and Recycling William W. Culler, Director Written by Elizabeth Rosinski

4 Table of Contents Subject Foreword Gallons of Used Oil Collected Used Oil Filters Used Motor Oil Bottles County-by-County Grant Awards Conclusion County-by-County Used Oil Recycling Sites Pages For more information about used oil, filter and bottle recycling programs, please call DH-EC s Office of Solid Waste Reduction and Recycling at or us/dhec. Printed on Recycled Paper

5 Foreword Don t Pour South Carolina s Future Down the Drain! That has been the message over the past few years as DHEC s Office of Solid Waste Reduction and Recycling (Ofice) has promoted the used oil collection and recycling program throughout the state. Contamination from used oil is a major threat to the environment. South Carolina is fortunate to have many natural resources - from the beaches to the mountains - and people rely on these resources to provide economic benefits through tourism and other related industries. t is the responsibility of everyone to protect these natural resources and the environment including Do t Yourselfers (DYers), that is, well-intentioned individuals who choose to change their own oil. 1 x L Most used oil pollution is generated by DlYers who dump it into waterways, down storm drains and on the ground. t is estimated by the American Petroleum nstitute that 143 million gallons of used oil are improperly disposed of nationally by DlYers each year. This is an unfortunate fact since it only takes a small amount of used oil to go a long way in harming the environment. This is reflected in the following statistic: t only takes one gallon of used oil to potentially contaminate 1 million gallons of fresh water.,n South Carolina, most of the used oil collected is burned for energy recovery at one of two generating stations run by Santee Cooper, a state-owned public utility. Because the oil burns almost twice as hot as coal, it only takes half as much to provide the same amount of electricity. n fact, two gallons of used oil can provide the average household with power for 24 hours. The remaining amount of used oil not collected by Santee Cooper is handled by other used oil transporters and converted into industrial grade heating fuel or re-refined into new motor oil, two options which also protect the environment. n an effort to promote public awareness of the proper disposal of used motor oil, the Office created the S.C. Used Oil Partnership in May n addition to the Office, the public-private partnership consists of Santee Cooper, the S.C. Department of Transportation and the S.C. Petroleum Council. 3

6 The Office serves as the main contact in the many and varied efforts to promote awareness of used oil recycling, along with technical assistance and grant funding. Examples of those projects include: released a television and radio public service announcement featuring Jeff Gordon, NASCAR driver, to television stations around the state; exhibited a Used Oil Recycling Display at the 1997 S.C. State Fair in Columbia; held an oil bottle workshop for city and county recycling coordinators to encourage the collection of this commodity; awarded grants to local governments and schools to set up recycling programs and education programs with an emphasis on used oil; created brochures, displays and integrated the used oil and filter characters into the campaign to bring attention to used oil issues and made dozens of presentations to schools, civic groups, local governments, regional and national audiences. These public awareness efforts are working today; the used oil collection and recycling efforts in South Carolina represent one of the top used oil collection programs in the nation. The amount of used oil collected in the state from DlYers has increased each of the past six years. n addition, South Carolina is among the first to collect used oil filters and motor oil bottles. 4

7 Purpose n accordance with Section of the S.C. Solid Waste Policy and Management Act of 1991, the purpose of this report is to:. provide the number of used oil recycling sites available to the public in each county; 2. provide the number and location of used oil recycling sites in each county receiving start-up and on-going grant funding assistance from DHEC's Office of Solid Waste Reduction and Recycling; 3. provide the amount of used oil collected from the public. i Recycling Used Oil is Mandatory in South Carolina i r. i As a result of the S.C. Solid Waste Policy and Management Act of 1991, it is illegal to dispose of used oil in county and municipal landfills. n addition, according to the Pollution Control Act, it is illegal to dump used oil on the ground or in waterways. Violation of either of these laws can result in fines up to $200 or $10,000, respectively. To help DlYers properly dispose of used motor oil, the state has implemented a used oil grant program through DHEC which helps local governments establish collection programs for their residents. Used Oil Regulation The Used Oil Regulation became effective on July 28, The regulation was drafted from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's rule found in 40 CFR 279. The South Carolina version of the regulation varies slightly from the federal rule. Statutory authority for the regulation is found in Section of the South Carolina Code of Laws, The S.C. Used Oil Regulation ( ) replaces the used oil references in R and 267, with the exception of the mixture rule regarding characteristic hazardous waste. 5

8 Used oil in South Carolina is regulated as a solid waste unless the used oil has exceeded the allowable halogen limits as a result of mixing with hazardous waste. Mixing of used oil with a hazardous waste is not allowed under South Carolina hazardous waste regulation. Any handler of used oil engaged in multiple activities (i.e., generating, transporting and marketing) must comply with all applicable provisions of the regulation. South Carolina requires all owners and operators of used oil processing, re-refining, offspecification burning and marketing facilities to obtain a permit from DHEC. Used oil recycling centers, aggregation points, transporters and transfer facilities must register with DHEC. All facilities are required to follow certain reporting and record keeping requirements. Number of Used Oil Recycling Sites By the end of calendar year 1997, South Carolina had a total of 61 8 used oil collection sites available for DYers. Some of these collection tanks were established through a cooperative effort between DHEC and Santee Cooper. n addition to the publicly-owned sites, Advance Auto Parts Stores, Auto Zone Stores and Q-Lube oil change locations accept used oil from DYers. All sites accepting used oil from the public must be registered with DHEC as a collector to be in compliance with the Used Oil Regulation. Once these sites are registered, they are listed, by county, in the Office's annual market directory. Please see pages for the county-by-county listing of used oil recycling sites. Gallons Collected n 1997, do-it-yourself oil changers recycled 823,113 gallons of used oil at locations throughout South Carolina. Since the beginning of used oil collection in 1990, South Carolinians have recycled 3,685,452 gallons of used oil. This total represents a record amount of used oil collected for a sixth consecutive year. Please see the chart on the next page that illustrates the growth of the state's collection program. 6

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10 The following table provides a breakdown of the 823,113 gallons collected in calendar year Collectors of DY Oil Santee Cooper Advance Auto Parts Auto Zone Express Lube (Stepp's) Q Lube Totals Gallons Collected 691,748 96,004 22,505 12, ,113 Used Oil Filters While used oil filters are not banned from landfill disposal in South Carolina, the fact that each filter may contain from four ounces to one quart of used oil makes them an excellent target for recycling programs seeking to expand their list of accepted recyclables. The used oil filter recycling program began in 1994 and has seen exceptional growth over the past three years. The program began with three counties collecting filters; the number increased to 19 in 1997, with another 25 counties receiving grant funding to begin collection before June With the increase in the number of counties collecting used oil filters for recycling, so has the amount of filters, from 45,082 in 1994 to 193,260 (96 tons) in Collected filters are generally recycled into steel and taken to various scrap metal dealers around the state. Lexington County will begin a pilot project in 1998 with the purchase of an oil filter cuber which densifies filters into small bricks allowing more oil to be removed and make the filters easier to recycle. Once the program is in place for months, plans are to expand the program and accept filters from local school district's maintenance shops and neighboring counties. 8

11 Used Oil Bottles n 1995, Lexington and Charleston county participated in an oil bottle recycling project. Based on the response and results of the collection program, others began looking into it. Two years later, the pilot project has grown into a successful ongoing program with 13 counties collecting bottles and another 13 scheduled to start in The motor oil bottle recycling program has been set up into regions with six counties acting as hosts; that is, accepting bottles from neighboring counties and grinding the bottles in preparation for market. Remaining counties are collecting and transporting to the host county. 1 i Last year, the counties collected 49 tons of bottles. Collected motor oil bottles are recycled into non-food items such as ffower pots, pallets and other items. South Carolina continues to be a leader in its expansion of the used oil recycling program with the establishing of a bottle collection system, a plastic traditionally left out of the system due to the potential contamination of oil. Counties are now able to offer their residents a progfam that accepts all three materials generated in a typical oil change. 1 Y Grant Assistance As of January 1,1998, the Office had provided or committed a five-year total of $4,189,177 to local governments for the establishment of used oil recycling sites, curbside oil collection programs, used oil filter collection programs, used oil bottle collection programs and the establishment of public education programs. The Office also provided counties technical assistance and public education materials, including brochures, decals and posters to increase awareness about used oil recycling. Please see the chart on the next page for a year-by-year breakdown of grant assistance provided to local governments. The years in the chart refer to fiscal years 93-94, 94-95,95-96,96-97 and A brief summary of individual grants is available on pages

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13 r t ABBEVLLE COUNTY Fiscal Year Used Oil Grant Awards Total: $25,575 Funds were awarded to purchase four collection tanks with carport covers and containment areas. n addition, site preparation, signs, spill socks and drain pans will be covered by the grant award. The grant also pays for contractual expenses for filter pick-up. Travel expenses to an oil-related workshop were also funded. AKEN COUNTY L i Total: $84,174 Funds were approved to purchase 12 carports to cover existing sites, along with the construction of two new sites for which the following will be purchased: tanks, containers, filter covers, drain pans and site preparation. Also, grant monies will be used.in the county s public education efforts which include billboards, brochures and flyers. CTY OF AKEN Total: $500 Grant awarded for travel expenses to attend an oil-related workshop. ANDERSON COUNTY Total: $50,843 Grant funding was awarded to construct 13 oil recycling sites including collection tanks and site preparation. n addition, money was also given for collection and recycling of filters, to include 12 drums and containers, one filter crusher and other necessary equipment. Travel money was awarded and public education efforts will be funded through this grant. BEAUFORT COUNTY Total: $14,180 Funding was approved for eight oil collection tanks and containment areas, along with spill socks. n addition, the grant award covers contractual expenses for filter pick-up and various public education efforts including public service announcements and brochures. Funding was also approved for travel expenses to attend an oil-related workshop. 11

14 BERKELEY COUNTY Total: $53,782 Grant funds will be used to purchase 12 each of the following; oil collection tanks, spill socks, filter covers and containment for both oil and filter. n addition, four sites received carport covers. Grant funding for contractual costs for filter pick-up was also approved. Public education, including ads, promotional items and other materials were funded, along with travel expenses to an oil-related workshop. CHARLESTON COUNTY Total: $37,000 Funds were approved to cover Contractual expenses on filter pick-up, the purchase of gaylord boxes, liners and site preparation costs for the Adam s Run site. The county will continue its public education efforts through ads and received money for travel to an oilrelated workshop. CHEROKEE COUNTY Total: $63,331 This county has committed to being a regional facility for the collection of oil bottles; they were awarded grant funding to collect and process oil bottles not only from their county but neighboring counties as well. The grant funding included extensive site preparation, the purchase of five oil collection tanks, one oil/gas tank and contractual costs for filter pick-up. Travel expenses for an oil-related conference were approved. CHESTER COUNTY Total: $7,860 Received funding approval for two oil tanks with containers and spill socks. Grant money was approved for public education and travel to an oil-related workshop. CLARENDON COUNTY Total: $27,325 Grant funds were approved for the purchase of oil containers, covers, tertiary containments, spill socks and contractual costs for filter pick-up. Extensive public education efforts which include postage, advertising and various printing materials and travel expenses were awarded. 12

15 COLLETON COUNTY Total: $48,756 Funding was awarded for the purchase of four oil tanks, containment bases, covers, one oil/gas tank, site preparation for three sites and contractual costs for filter pick-up. Grants were approved for public education and travel to an oil-related conference. DARLNGTON COUNTY i t 1 Total: $7,250 Approval was given for maintenance supplies related to oil collection sites and to cover contractual costs for oil filter pick-up. Also, public education money was received for printing, supplies and distribution of related materials and travel expenses to an oilrelated workshop. DLLON COUNTY Total. $46,965 Funding was award d for the purchase of three oil collection tanks, spill socks, site preparation for those sites, carport covers and contractual costs for filter pick-up. Grants were awarded for public education efforts including ads and mailouts and travel to an oil-related workshop. DORCHESTER COUNTY Total: $1 3,800 Grants were awarded for the purchase of filter drum covers and items relating to maintenance of the sites, contractual expenses for filter pick-up and for public education efforts including billboards and flyers. Travel expenses were funded through the grant award. FARFELD COUNTY Total: $6,922 Funding approved for two oil tank covers, three secondary containers, contractual costs on filter pick-up and public education efforts. Travel expenses to an oil-related workshop were approved. 13

16 FLORENCE COUNTY Total: $53,800 The county began major efforts to expand their sites and were awarded grant funds to purchase 17 oil collection tanks, spill socks, contractual costs for filter pick-up and oilrelated public education. Grant monies were awarded for travel expenses. GEORGETOWN COUNTY Total: $48,340 Grant funds were awarded for the purchase of 14 drum covers, three oil collection containers, site preparation and to educate the public about used oil. Travel to an oil-related workshop was approved. GREENWOOD COUNTY Total: $27,800 Funding provided for one carport cover, public education efforts to include brochures, maps and magnets and to cover travel expenses to an oil-related workshops. GREENVLLE COUNTY Total: $31,800 Funds awarded for the purchase of seven oil bins, six drums, spill socks and contractor costs on filter pick-up. This also included public education efforts and travel expenses to an oil-related workshop. HAMPTON COUNTY Total: $31,928 Funding approved for the purchase of four oil tanks, containments, carport covers, one gadoil tank, six each of drums and covers for filter collection and contractual costs for filter pick-up. Travel to an oil-related workshop was approved. HORRY COUNTY Total: $10,555 Grant funds were awarded for the purchase of one oil tank, containment unit and several spill socks. Bus advertising and travel expenses will be paid through this grant. 14

17 JASPER COUNTY Total: $14,178 Funding was provided for an additional site to include an oil tank, containment pan and base, an oil/gas tank and contractual costs for filter pick-up. Travel expenses to an oilrelated conference were approved. KERSHAW COUNTY Total: $4,500 Grants were awarded for one carport cover, public education efforts and travel to an oilrelated workshop. LANCASTER COUNTY Total: $7,700 Besides expanding existing sites, grant funds will be used for contractual costs on oil filter.pick-up, development of educational materials and travel expenses to an oilrelated workshop. LAURENS COUNTY Total: $25,200 Funding approved to purchase 11 carport covers, additional site preparation, contractual costs on filter pick-up and for public education on oil related topics. Grants awarded for travel expenses to an oil-related workshop. LEXNGTON COUNTY L t Total: $129,500 This county is serving as a pilot project for the processing of oil filters using a filter cuber which not only compacts the filters into a small brick, but removes most of the oil. Lexington will eventually begin to collect filters from school districts, maintenance shops and neighboring counties. n addition, bottle grinding equipment was funded, along with drum covers, a heater, forklift and an oil/gas tank. All of this is to promote the filter and bottle program by serving as a regional county. There will be public education efforts through billboards and magnets and travel expenses were covered for oil-related conferences. 1 15

18 MARON COUNTY Total: $7,250 Funding was awarded for the purchase of oil spouts and drum covers, along with public educational materials and travel expenses. MARLBORO COUNTY Total: $7,409 Grant funding was approved for the purchase of drums, covers, liners and spill containments, contractual costs for filter pick up and public education through newspaper ads, flyers and radio spots. Travel expenses to an oil-related workshop were approved. NEWBERRY COUNTY Total: $37,386 This county continues to expand its program with the purchase of a filter crusher, carport covers for all sites, two additional tanks and containment for each, covers and drums for the collection of filters and bottles and public education through newspaper, radio and distribution of promotional items. Travel expenses to an oil-related workshop will be funded. OCONEE COUNTY Total: $23,600 Grant funding was approved for one oil tank and containment, a filter crusher and drum covers for the collection of filters and bottles. Funding will also support public education efforts that include displays and newspaper ads and an oil-related workshop. CTY OF WESTMNSTER Total: $2,200 Funding was used for the purchase of a carport cover and travel to an oil-related conference. CTY OF SENECA Total: $3,828 Grant funds were approved for the purchase of a carport cover and a tailgate lift, along with covering the travel expenses for an oil-related workshop. 16

19 CTY OF WALHALLA Total: $2,200 Funding was awarded for a carport cover for one oil site and travel to an oil-related workshop. PCKENS COUNTY Total: $91,975 County will serve as a regional host for the collection and processing of oil bottles. Grant funding was awarded for the purchase of used oil bottle collection containers, carport covers, site preparation including a concrete pad, one oil bottle shredder and an additional tank and liner. Public education and travel expenses were also awarded. RCHLAND COUNTY Total: $1 9,370 Funding was approved for the purchase of oil filter drum covers, contractual costs for filter pick-up, along with various public education tools including oil collection drain pans for giveaways, signs, posters and stickers. Travel expenses will be covered under this grant award. SPARTANBURG COUNTY Total: $25,075 Grant funds were awarded for the purchase of drum covers for filter collection, containers and liners for bottle collection and signs and lighting fixtures at the convenience centers. Public education will be funded through this grant, along with travel expenses. SUMTER COUNTY Total: $58,815 This county will be serving as a regional processor for oil bottles. They have been approved for funding to purchase one oil bottle shredder, concrete pad and a carport cover, three oil tanks, spill pans, spill socks and gaylord boxes and liners for the transportation of oil bottles, as well as public education efforts which include brochures, materials for exhibits and other promotional items. Travel expenses to an oil-related conference were approved. 17

20 THREE RVERS SOLD WASTE AUTHORTY Total: $1 32,695 The Solid Waste Authority continues to expand its program over nine counties to include the purchase of 19 collection tanks, 13 carport covers, several spill socks and one each of an oil bottle shredder and filter crusher, as they will act as a regional processor. Grant funding was awarded for oil bottle covers, collection containers, liners and trailers to move the bottles. UNON COUNTY Total: $49,978 Grant funding was awarded to purchase three oil tanks, spill pans, five carport covers, six filter containers and covers, site preparation and spill socks. They are also expanding the collection of bottles by purchasing a trailer, carport cover, collection containers and % of a truck for transportation. Monies will be used to educate the county about used oil recycling through the development of a public education program. WLLAMSBURG COUNTY Total: $61,050 Funding was approved for expansion of program to include site preparation, two oil tanks, 14 secondary containments and carport covers, 14 filter containers, two filter receivers, contractual costs for filter pick-up and several spill socks. Extensive site preparation costs was also awarded to include building, water and facilities. Public education will include newspaper ads, radio, promotional material and brochures. YORK COUNTY Total: $38,853 Grant funding was awarded for the purchase of 17 each of filter drum covers, oil bottle drum covers and spill pans. Also, an oil filter crusher, trailers and building costs associated with bottle collection. Public education efforts include an oil brochure, various promotional items like rulers, pencils, lunch bags and other miscellaneous items, along with coverage of expenses to an oil-related conference. 18

21 P Conclusion While the S.C. Used Oil Partnership and the Office of Solid Waste Reduction and Recycling are both very proud of the success of this state's oil recycling efforts, and while both fully expect collection of used oil, filters and bottles to continue to increase, improper disposal of this valuable resource still presents a serious threat to our public health, our environment and our economic stability. The state of South Carolina must continue to promote the proper handling of used motor oil and its related products to ensure the quality of life we have come to expect in this state we call home. 'L 8 19

22 Used Oil Recycling Sites The following is a list of used oil recycling sites in South Carolina. The sites are listed alphabetically by county and city. f the site also collects used oil filters, it is marked with one asterisk; if the site collects motor oil bottles, it is marked with an additional two asterisks. For further information, please call DHEC s Office of Solid Waste Reduction and Recycling at

23 F i Used Oil Recycling Sites *Used oil filters also accepted **Used oil bottles also accepted c f t 1 t. r E L i Abbeville County Abbeville Little River Co-op office, 300 Cambridge St. Recycling Center, Old Calhoun Falls Rd." Crawford's Country Store, 5870 Hwy. 28" Advance Auto, 608 Greenwood St. Calhoun Falls A-1 Tire Co., Hwy. 72" Due West Hagan & Kennedy Exxon, Main St.* Aiken County Aiken 643 May Royal Rd.*** 1491 Reynolds Pond Rd.*** Advance Auto, 950 York St. Advance Auto, 129 E. Pine Log Rd. Aiken Electric Co-op office, 2790 Wagener Rd. Auto Zone, 424 Richland Ave. Public Works, 250 Dupont Rd. Belvedere 537 Edgefield Rd.*** Couchton 240 New Holland Rd., Hwy. 21*** Graniteville 214 Bettis Academy Rd.*** Langley Landfill, 458 Huber Clay Rd.*** Monetta 1 18 Trojan Rd., across from high school*** New Ellenton 2120 Williston Rd.*** New Holland 121 Chalk Bed Rd., Hwy. 39*** North Augusta Materials Recovery Facility, 67 Clay Pit Rd.*** Advance Auto, Georgia Ave. Auto Zone, 503 Atomic Rd. Perry 270 Center St. E., Hwy. 14*** Windsor 102 Cedar Rd., off US 78*** 21

24 Allendale County Allendale E&W Convenience Store, SC 125*** Law Enforcement Center, Road S *** Edwards Shop, Rd. S-53*** Town lot on Charleston St.*** Sycamore ntersection of Road 41 7 and S-99*** Ulmer NE Quadrant of intersection of US Route 301 and 321*** Anderson County Anderson Recycling Center, White St.* Recycling Center, Civic Center, Woodcrest Dr.*** Advance Auto, 915 Hwy. 28 Bypass Advance Auto, 2104 N. Main St. Advance Auto, 2849 S. Main St., Sky City Shopping Center Auto Zone, 302 Pearman Dairy Rd. Auto Zone, 1402 E. River St. Campbell s Express Lube, 1000 Pearman Dairy Rd. Belton Recycling Center, Thompson St.* Advance Auto, 416 S. Main St. Carswell Audubon Place Rd.*** Craytonvil le Wilson Rd., off Hwy. 20*** Fork Bradberry Rd., off Hwy. 243*** Friends hip Corner Rd., near Filter Plant Rd.*** Generostee Old Bell Rd., near Generostee Presbyterian Church*** Honea Path Honea Path Fire Department* Mountain Creek Agnew Rd., off Hwy. 29*** Mountain Springs Harris Bridge Rd., near 1-85*** New Prospect Echo Cir. off Old Green Pond Rd.*** Pelzer Advance Auto, 113 Hwy. 20 Pendleton Pendleton Recycling Center, E. Queen St.*** Advance Auto, 7703 Hwy. 76 Three and Twenty Three and Twenty Rd., near fire station*** Anderson County continued 22

25 Anderson County continued Whitefield Jockey Lot, Eller Rd., near Ellis Rd. *** Williamston Big Creek landfill, Rector Rd. Wren Roper Rd., near Wren High School* Bamberg County Bamberg Bamberg County Public Works* Denmark S. Magnolia Ave." E h rha rd t 115 N. Karesh Ln., behind Town Hall* Govan Govan Fire Department* Barnwell County Barnwell County Public Works Department, Calhoun St.*** County landfill on Reynolds Rd.*** Hwy. 3, south of Barnwell*** Long Branch, Orchard Rd.*** Advance Auto, 1017 Dunbarton Blvd. Hilda City garage, 125 Broughton Ave. (Hwy. 304)*** Snelling Fire station, Pioneer Rd., Hwy. 54*** Williston Fire department, W. Main St.*** Beaufort County Beaufort Advance Auto, 54 Robert Smalls Pkwy. Auto Zone, 2602 Boundary St. Bluffton Recycling Center, 104 Simmonsville Rd. *** Burton Gates Recycling Center, 130 Castle Rock Rd.*** Hilton Head 6 Dunnagan's Alley, Palmetto Electric Co-op Market Place Substation 2 Augusta Ln., Palmetto Electric Co-op ndigo Run Substation Lady's sland 4 Airport Cir. Lobeco 6 Kean's Neck Rd., junction of Rds. 38 and 21*** Beaufort County continued 23

26 Beaufort County continued Pritchardville 54 Giblet Rd., near junction of Hwys. 170 and 34 St. Helena sland 10 Cee Cee Rd. 152 Cuffy Rd. 32 Eddings Point Rd. Shanklin 94 Shanklin Rd.*** Berkeley County Bonneau 1025 Gravel Hill Rd.*** Cainhoy Charity Church Road, County Recycling Center*** Amoco Recycling Center, Hwy. 98 Cross Cross Recycling Center, 2163 Fhger Rd. *** Goose Creek Advance Auto, 205 Berkeley Sq., Suite A- Alumax, Hwy. 52 Auto Zone, 118 St. James Ave. Water Department, 200 Brandywine Blvd. Hanahan Hanahan Public Works, 5920 Steward St.*** Oa kley Berkeley County Landfill, off County Road 50*** Moncks Corner Advance Auto, 109 S. Hwy. 52 Dupont nc., Cypress Gardens Rd. Santee Cooper, corner of One Riverwood Dr. and US 52 Bypass St. Stephen Public Works, 124 Hood St.*** Pineville Recycling Center, Hwy. 45*** Ridgeville Recycling Center, 1029 Poplar Hill Rd.** Calhoun County Belleville S-9-23" Cameron S-9-76* C resto n S-9-72 Fort Motte S-9-329* Calhoun County continued 24

27 Calhoun County continued Midway S-9-27* St. Matthews Riley Rd., S and US 601" Kennerly Rd., SC 29 and SC 6* Landfill, S-9-25 Sandy Run US 21 and 176* Stumphole S-9-203" Charleston County Awendaw 6380 Maxville Rd., off Hwy. 17*** Charleston Advance Auto, 937 Folly Rd. Shopper's Port Advance Auto, 2133 Savannah Hwy. MRF, 13 Romney St.*** County Landfill, 1344 Bees Ferry Rd. *** Edisto 2844 Hwy. 174*** Hollywood 5303 Hwy. 165*** James sland Auto Zone, 1019 Folly Rd. McClellanville 1775 River Rd.*** Mt. Pleasant Mt. Pleasant Water and Sewer, 955 Wateworks Blvd. North Charleston Advance Auto, 5341 Dorchester Rd., Evanston Shopping Center Advance Auto, 2000 McMillian Ave. Advance Auto, 1945 Remount Rd. Advance Auto, Rivers Ave. Charleston AFB, 203 W. Steward Ave., Bldg. #634*** Auto Zone, 3980 Rivers Ave. Auto Zone, 2010 Remount Rd. Auto Zone, 5365 Dorchester Rd. Wadmalaw 1886 Liberia Rd.*** Cherokee County Blacks bu rg Antioch Fire Department, Antioch Rd. at Elm St.** Cherokee Falls/King's CreeWCashions Crossroads Fire Department, 984 Old Chester Rd.*** Town of Blacksburg maintenance shop, 200 Osee St. off US 29*** Buffalo Fire Department, 137 Blackwell Rd.*** Cherokee County continued 25

28 Cherokee County continued Gaffney Recycling Center, 1602 Overbrook Dr.*** County landfill, 192 Lemuels Rd., near intersection of Concord and Olee Rds.*** Asbury/Rehoboth Fire Department, 587 Union Hwy.*** Grassy Pond Fire Department, 168 School Rd.*** Draytonville/McKown's Mtn./Wilkinsville Fire Department, 538 McKown's Mtn. Rd.*** Corinth Fire Department, 484 Corinth Rd.*** Cherokee Creek Fire Department, Buck Shoals Rd. at Bonner Rd.*** Goucher-White Plains Fire Department, Goucher School Rd.*** Macedonia Fire Department, Macedonia Rd. N of 1-85*** Twin Rivers Fire Department, Hickory Grove Rd. at Corinth Rd.*** Advance Auto, 1402 W. Floyd Baker Blvd. Advance Auto, 605 N. Logan St. Auto Zone, 105 N. Logan St. Chester County Chester Advance Auto, Hwy. 72 Bypass, Chester Plaza Shopping Center Beltline Rd., behind Chester County Rescue Squad* US 321, near Gayle Ballfield* Armory Rd., behind Essex Group SC 9, near Gladden Store Texaco Xpress Lube, 22 Lancaster St. Auto Zone, 572 Lancaster Hwy. Fort Lawn SC 9, west of town limits* Great Fa1 s SC 97, 1 mile west of town limits Lando SC 901, across from cemetery Landsford US 21 Criminger Rd. Lewis/Lowrys SC 72, next to Campbells 26

29 Chesterfield County Cheraw Cheraw Hardware, Duvall and Front Sts. Advance Auto, 420 Chesterfield Hwy. Tech Road off Hwy. 9 Jeff e rso n Jefferson Recycling Center, Landfill Rd., off Hwy. 265 Lake Robinson Tabernacle Church Rd. McBee 11th and Cedar Ave., near tennis courts Pageland Watford St., off 151 Bypass, Public Works building Society Hill Burnsite Recycling Center, Moree Rd. Clarendon County Jordan 'lo mile east of 810, off 260* Manning Landfill on Hwy. loo* Fire department on E. Keitt St., Hwy. 301" Advance Auto, Mill St., SC and SC 260 ntersection of S and S in Barrineau* Dinkins St.* Santee Cooper, 1V2 mites from Manning 301 Santee Cooper, Hwy. 261, west of Manning Davis Station 'lo mile from Davis Station on Hwy. S E* Panola S-14-41, % mile from S-14-26* Rimini Hwy. 60, 3/,0 mile from intersection of Hwys. 145 and 298" Summerton Hwy. 56, % mile from Hwy. 38 W.* Tu rbevi le Hwy. 36 S.* Colleton County Canadys Crossroads Old health center* Colleton Colleton County ndustrial Park* Hendersonville Manned Site* Ritter Manned Site* Transfer Station Manned Site* Colleton County continued 27

30 Colleton County continued Cottag evi le Recycling Center by video rental store, Hwy. 17A* Edisto Beach Town Hall on SC 174* Wa te rbo ro Beltline Hwy., across from airport* Advance Auto, Colleton Square Shopping Center Auto Zone, 328 Bells Hwy. Darlington County Darling ton Recycling Center near railroad tracks, Smith Ave. and Phillips St.* 424 W. Mclver Rd., near Hwy. 340 and dragstrip* E. Mclver Rd.* Advance Auto, 512 Lamar Rd. Auto Zone, 209 S. Main St. Dovesville 250 Dovesville Hwy., north of Darlington* Hartsville 1332 Bay Rd., '1, mile off 151* 2229 W. Old Camden Rd.* 315 E. Lydia Hwy., '4 mile east of Lee's Crossroads* Sanitation department, 500 Poole St.* -_ 2425 Antioch Rd., behind school* 1218 Old Ruby Rd., by Dixie Youth Ballfields* Advance Auto, 712 N. 5th St. Auto Zone, 209 S. Main Lamar 601 Bay Branch Rd.* Society Hill 212 E. Depot St.* Syracuse 3204 Lamar Hwy., about 6 miles south of Darlington* Dillon County Dillon Recycling Center, 1640 Hwy. 34 W.* Recycling Center, 127 Pleasant Hill Rd.* Recycling Center, 149 Gary Rd.* Recycling Center, 2767 Hwy. 57 W.* Recycling Center, 817 Hwy. 57 W.* Advance Auto, 1008 N. 2nd Ave. Auto Zone, 769 Whitlock Ave. Strickland Exxon, 201 N. 2nd Ave. Hamer Recycling Center, 232 Sandy Ridge Rd.* Dillon County continued 28

31 Dillon County continued Lake View Recycling Center, 2227 Hwy. 41 S.* Latta Recycling Center, 3163 Hwy. 301 S.* Little Rock Recycling Center, 1602 Herless Bridge Rd.* Dorchester County Clubhouse Geddisville Rd.*** Dorc hester Day Ln., off Limestone Rd.*** Givhans Givhans Rd.*** Grover Wire Rd.*** Harleyville Seven Mile Rd., near Giant Cement*** Oa kbroo k Old Fort Dr., near Old Fort schools and Hwy. 662*** Reevesvi le Off Hwy. 78*** Ridgeville Campbell Thicket Rd.*** Ros i nvi le Deepwoods Rd.*** St. George On US 78, across from the "Welcome to St. George" sign*** Auto Zone, 1905 Highmarket Sprucewood Beech Hill Rd., Hwy. 61*** Summerville Yancey St.*** Advance Auto, 1652 N. Main St. Advance Auto, Hwy. 17A and Boone Hill Rd. Advance Auto, 945 Bacon's Bridge Rd. Auto Zone, 70 Trolley Rd. Kn ig htsville Central Ave., mile west of Sum merville Speedway*** 29

32 Edgefield County Edgefield Aiken Electric Co-op, Hwy. 25 Bypass* Hwy. 23, next to Strom Thurmond High School* Hwy. 64, Georgia Rd., off Hwy. 230* Hwy. 430 and Long Cane Rd.* Hwy. 34, past Sweetwater Baptist Church* 620 Hwy. 378* 64 Greenhouse Rd.* 2111 Edgefield Rd., '4 mile south of Edgefield* Johnston Hwys. 57 and 75, off Hwy. 191* Fairfield County Blair Recycling Center, Hwys and 18* Jen kinsville Recycling Center, Fire Tower Rd.* Lake Wateree Dutchman Creek Fire Department, Dutchman Ln.* Ridgeway Recycling Center, Hwy. 21* Winnsboro Recycling Center, Hwy. 321 S.* Mitford Fire Department, Hwy. 200* Public Works, 321 Bypass* Advance Auto, 160 S. 321 Bypass Florence County Coward Hwy. 52, l/z mile south of Coward* Effing ham Friendfield Rd., next to Public Works Department* Florence City fire station, W. Palmetto St.* City fire station, Edisto St.* Paul Jones Rd., behind Langston Supply* Ebenezer Rd., next to ESAB* Recycling Center, Hwy. 51* Florence Airport on McCardy Rd. and Stadium Dr.* Advance Auto, 931 lrby St. Advance Auto, 1802 West Evans St. Auto Zone, 830 S. lrby St. Hannah Off 378, behind Hannah Farm Supply* Johnsonville 1331 State Rd., '4 mile east of SR 159* Florence County continued 30

33 Florence County continued Lake City Advance Auto, Hwy. 52 and Ron McN a i r Blvd. Auto Zone, 215 S. Ron McNair Blvd. Corner of Church and Sylvan Sts." Landfi Old Georgetown Rd., next to county landfill* Olanta Hwy. 341, mile west of Olanta* Pamplico Corner of First St. and Old River Rd.* Quinby Recycling Center #3 on Hwy. 24* Timmonsville Hill Rd., 3 miles east of Timmonsville* Georgetown County Andrews Ten Acre Rd. Georgetown Hwy. 17 A (Sampit) Hwy. 17 S. (Maryville) County landfill, Hwy. 51 Mt. Zion Rd. (Santee) Advance Auto, 1280 N. Faser St. Winyah Generating Station, Pennyroyal Rd., Santee Cooper Pleasant Hill Fire Station Murrell's nlet Recycling Center, Wesley Rd. Advance Auto, 2842 S. Hwy. 17 Pawley's sland Recycling Center, Grate Rd. G reenvi le County Ec ho/marietta Echo Valley Recycling Center, 3794 Greer Hwy." Enoree Enoree Landfill, 131 Anderson Ridge Rd." Greenville Stepp's Express Lube, 6267 White Horse Rd. Stepp's Express Lube, 721 N.E. Main St. Advance Auto, 2109 N. Pleasantburg Dr. Advance Auto, 3214 S. Augusta Rd. Advance Auto, 7905 White Horse Rd. Advance Auto, Hwy. 253 Advance Auto, 3507 W. Blueridge Dr. Auto Zone, 200 N. Pleasantburg Dr. Auto Zone, 2600 Old Anderson Auto Zone, #3 Farris Bridge Rd. Auto Zone, 3109 N. Pleasantburg Dr. Auto Zone, 1535 Laurens Rd. Blackberry Valley Recycling Center Greenvi//e County continued 31

34 Greenville County continued Greer O'Neal Recycling Center, 7769 Camp Rd.* Mauldin Advance Auto, 302 N. Main St. Auto Zone, 413 N. Main St. Piedmont Piedmont Recycling Center, 290 Owens Rd.* Advance Auto, 7608 Augusta Rd. Siqpsonville Simpsonville Recycling Center, 517 Hipps Rd." Advance Auto, 551 Fairview Rd. Auto Zone, 426 S.E. Main St. Tay lo rs Advance Auto, 3033 Wade Hampton Blvd. Auto Zone, 23 Wade Hampton Place Traveler's Rest Advance Auto, 21 D Plaza Dr. Greenwood County Brad eytroy 4105 Cedar Springs Rd. Advance Auto, 1204 Montague Ave. Ext. Auto Zone, 1124 S. Main St. Hodges 503 Shirley Rd. Mays Crossroads 1635 Scotts Ferry Rd. Ninety Six Landfill, Siloam Church Rd. 712 sland Ford Rd. Promised Land 3221 McCormick Hwy./Hwy. 10 Hampton County Estill Hwy. 321, behind Ford dealership Hampton Ben Hazel Rd.* Cemetery Rd., across from law enforcement center Landfill, Hopewell and Luray* Sandy Run* Shirley site, Daley Rd.* intersection of Stony Patrick and Henderson* Two Sisters Ferry* Walking Tall Rd.* Greenwood 321 Bucklevel Rd. 109 Teddard Store Rd. Advance Auto, 1301 S. Main St. 32

35 Horry County Aynor 4420 Hwy. 501 near Aynor, '4 mile from CBS outlet* City Hall, 600 Main St. Conway Recycling Center, Adrian Hwy.* Browntown, Hwy. 548* 4146 Hwy. 701, across from SCDOT* Hwy. 544, Jackson Bluff Rd.* 4951 Kate's Bay Rd., 5 miles south of Conway* 250 Recycle Rd., Hwy. 905* Advance Auto, US 501 and Village Dr. Auto Zone, 2208 Church St. Grainger Generating Station, 1605 Marina Dr., Santee Cooper Ketc hu ptown 8740 Lake Swamp Rd.* Landfill 1886 Hwy. 90" Longs Longs Fire Department, 797 Hwy. 9 w. * Loris City Hall, 4101 Walnut St. Sarvis Crossroads, Hwy. 45* Hwy. 9, east of Loris near Campbell Chainsaw* Public Works Dept. in Loris Murrell's nlet McDowell Short Cut Rd.* Auto Zone, US 915 (Hwy. 501) Myrtle Beach Santee Cooper, th Ave. N. Advance Auto, rd Ave. Auto Zone, 226 Hwy Bypass Nichols 5795 Hwy. 9 W.* North Myrtle Beach Hwy. 90, across from N.M.B. Middle School" Advance Auto, 3498 Hwy. 17 S. Red Bluff Crossroads Hwy. 905* Socastee 5644 Socastee Blvd.* Jasper County Coosawhatc h ie SC 462, US 17 W.*** Grays Hwy. 3 W.*** Hardeeville US 17,2 miles south of 1-95*** Jasper County continued 33

36 Jasper County continued Ridgeland State Road 29 and Carter's Mill Rd.*** Robertville Hwy. 321 W.*** Kershaw County Bethune Recycling Center, Walton St.* Camden Camden Airport, Hwy. 1 N.* Springdale Dr.* Black River Rd.* Corner of Mt. Pisgah and Jones Rd.* Advance Auto, 1001 Old River Rd., Bi-Lo Shopping Center Auto Zone, 71 E. DeKalb St. Elgin Recycling Center by Thermoid, near railroad overpass* Lugoff Wildwood Lane* Wateree Dam Sport Shop* Lancaster County Fort Mill 401 Jim Wilson Rd. Heath Springs 173 Solar Rd. Kershaw 6491 Old Lancaster Hwy Payne Rd. Lancaster Advance Auto, 1087 Hwy. 9 Bypass 273 Shiloh Unity Rd Joshua Tree Dr Old Camden Monroe Hwy Shiloh Unity Rd Bethel Rd Lynwood Dr. Auto Zone, 61 5 Lancaster Bypass JB Dratox Rd. McGill Country Club Laurens County Clinton Lydia Mill Recycling Center, Charlotte's Rd. Advance Auto, 301 E. Willard Cross Hill Recycling Center, Watts Bridge Rd. Fountain nn Recycling Center, Sullivan Rd. Gray Court Recycling Center, Watson Rd. Greenpond Recycling Center, Gray Rd. Laurens County continued 34

37 ~~~~ Laurens County continued Joanna Recycling Center, Hwy. 66 Lanford Recycling Center, Warrior Creek Rd. Laurens Advance Auto, 912 E. Main St. Laurens County Landfill, 127 Bypass Auto Zone, 300 Hillcrest Dr. Ware Shoals Boyd's Recycling Center, Hwy. 252 Waterloo Waterloo Recycling Center, Riverford Rd. Lee County Bishopville Ashwood Lexington County Bates burg-leesville Hwy. 245, S. Lee St.*** Advance Auto, 204 W. Columbia Ave. Cayce Advance Auto, 2453 Charleston Hwy. Chapin Recycling Center, 103 Distant Ln.*** Edmond Recycling Center, 498 Landfill Ln.*** Gaston Recycling Center, 100 The0 Jumper Rd., between Gaston and Swansea*** Hollow Creek Recycling Center, 125 Beulah Church Rd., near fire station*** rmo/la ke Mu rra y/n. W. Columbia Recycling Center, 6109 Old Bush River Rd.*** Advance Auto, 7537 St. Andrews Rd. Lexington 301 Ball Park Rd., near Lexington High School*** 100 Riverchase Way, near 1-20 and Hwy. 378*** Advance Auto, 1003 W. Main St. Auto Zone, 903 W. Main St. Pelion Recycling Center, 1325 S. Pine St.*** Red Bank SC 6, 1 mile south of Red Bank*" Sand hills/cayce 1535 Pine Ridge Dr.*** Summit Recycling Center, 41 9 Sandpit Rd.*** Lexington County continued 35

38 Lexington County continued West Columbia Advance Auto, th St. Auto Zone, 1637 Airport Blvd. Marion County Britton's Neck Britton's Neck Recycling Center, SC 41* Gresham Gresham Rural Fire Department, SC 908* Marion Recycling Center, Ralph Gasque Rd.* City Maintenance Shop, Railroad Ave.* Advance Auto, US 76 Marion Exxon, 201 N. Main St. Auto Zone, 872 Hwy. 76 Mullins City Hall* Nichols Town Hall* Sellers Town Hall, Hwy. 301" Marlboro County Ben nettsvi le County Recycling Center, Red Hill Rd. (Landfill Rd.)" Advance Auto, 216 Hwy City Recycling Center, Broad St.* Recreation department, Marlboro St.* Brightsville Fire Department* Blen heim Blenheim Fire Department* Clio Town Hall* McColl City fire department* Wallace City fire department* McCormick County McCormick Recycling Center, S. Main St.* Hamilton Branch Recycling Center* Lost Wilderness, S-432, off Hwy. 28* Williston, off Hwy. 28* 36

39 i L, Newberry County Chappells 694 Brannon Rd.*** Little Mountain J. Kess Derrick Recycling Center, 2758 Holy Trinity Church*** Keitts Crossroads County Shop, SC 43 at 1-26*** Newberry 2750 Dixie Dr., across from Cromley Ford*** Bush River Fire Department, 5621 Bush River Rd.*** Auto Zone, 2071 Wilson Rd. Pomaria 321 Folk St.*** Prosperity 2733 Siebett Rd.*** 397 Bachman Chapel Rd.*** Stoney Hill, 4570 St. Luke s Church Rd.*** Si ve rs tree t Recycling Center, 4094 Wert s Rd.*** Wh itm i re Recycling Center, Hwy. 66*** Qconee County Fair Play 108 Rock Hill Rd., Hwy. 11 S.*** Mountain Rest 107 Tunnel Town Rd.*** Salem 397 Stamp Creek Rd.*** Seneca Recycling Center, 161 N. Strawberry Farm Rd.*** 250 U-Stor-t Dr., Metromount*** MRF, Wells Hwy.*** 298 East South 1st St.*** Advance Auto, 166 Bi-Lo Place Auto Zone, W. North 1st Townville 298 Perry Wollbright Rd.*** Walhalla 210 Camp Rd.*** Westminster 230 Richland Rd.*** 4167 Toccoa Rd.*** West Union 1089 Safety Harbor Rd.*** 37

40 Orangeburg County Bowman 21 1 Adam St.*** Elloree 303 Midway Rd.*** E u taw i le 848 Sandspoint St.*** Branchville Recycling Center, 138 Miley Rd.*** Holly Hill Redycling Center, 8807 Old State Rd., behind Town Hall*** 1803 Branchdale Hwy.*** Neeses Recycling Center, 278 Neeses Camp Rd.*** North 8338 North Rd.*** Aiken Electric Co-op, 8381 North Rd. Norway 328 Summerset*** Orangeburg Andrew Dibble St.*** Recycling Center, 221 Ruf Rd.*** Recycling Center, 490 Glover St.*** Orangeburg County Landfill*** 4028 North Rd.*** Advance Auto, 2040 Columbia Rd. Advance Auto, 235 John C. Calhoun Dr., S.E. Auto Zone, 472 John C. Calhoun Dr. Santee Tri-County Co-op office, SC 6, south of US 301 Springfield 330 Skyland Dr.*** Pickens County Centra Werner St.* Clemson City of Clemson Public Works* Advance Auto, Old Greenville Hwy. Easley City Shop, 205 N. 1st St.* Advance Auto, 123 Bypass, Town and Country Shopping Center Auto Zone, 1809 Hwy. 123 Shoals Creek Rd." Liberty Town Hall, Hedgepath St.* 1151 N. Old Pendleton Rd.* Norris Recycling Center, Chastain Rd.* Pickens County continued 38

41 Pickens County continued Pickens 2053 Old Liberty Rd.* 2630 Farr's Bridge Rd.* Advance Auto, 2900 Gentry Memorial Hwy. Table Rock, Back Park Rd.* Six Mile 127 Willow Springs Rd.* Richland County Ballentine/lrmo Ballentine Fire Department, Broad River Rd.* Blythewood Blythewood Fire Department, 435 Main St.* Columbia Fire Department, 153 Atlas Rd.* 2600 Bull St. behind DHEC and DSS" Advance Auto, 7613 Garner's Ferry Rd. Advance Auto, 2878 Rosewood Dr. Advance Auto, 6432 Two Notch Rd. Q Lube, 2121 Broad River Rd. Q Lube, 7452 Two Notch Rd. Auto Zone, 3108 Two Notch Rd. Auto Zone, 6121 St. Andrews Rd. Wilkerson Fuel Co., 927 Elmwood Ave. Eastover Eastover Fire Department, 504 Henry St." Gadsden Fire Department, 122 Community Center Or.* Hopkins Fire Department, 1631 Clarkson St.* Killian Killian Fire Department, 9751 Farrow Rd.* Lower Rich land/eastover Garner's Ferry Rd.* Spring Valley Sandhills Fire Department, 130 Sparkleberry Ln.* Upper Richland Recycling Center, 8201 Farrow Rd.* Fire Department, SC 215 and County Road 38* Landfill, Caughman Rd., off Monticello Rd.* Auto Zone, 3601 N. Main St. West Columbia Q Lube, 1920 Sunset Blvd. Used Oil Recycling in South Carolina 1997 Annual ReDort 39

42 Saluda County Bates burg -Leesville Saluda Recycling Center, Hwy. 378 at Traffic Cir.* Moore's Creek, Hwy. 178 at S41-188* Johnston Hwy. 121 at S41-338* Bethany Schoolhouse Rd., S41-129* Hwy.178, Batesburg Hwy." Hwy.178 W. near Greenwood* Ward SCE&G Neighbors Rd., Hwys. 39 and 149* Spartanburg County Berry's Pond/Duncan Recycling Center, Tucapau Rd.*** Campobello Lanford Rd.*** Cooley Springs Ledford Rd.*** Cowpens Recycling Center, Ellis Rd.*** Oakland St. behind Municipal Center Enoree Hwy. 92*** Greer Advance Auto, 715 E. Wade Hampton Blvd. Auto Zone, 204 E. Wade Hampton Blvd. Hob bysville Kilgore Bridge Rd.*** lnman Advance Auto, Asheville Hwy. Mayo Sandy Ford Rd.*** New Prospect Edwards Rd.*** Pauli ne Hwy. 56*** Roebuck Quartermile Rd.*** Spartanburg Dexter Rd., off Howard St.*** Advance Auto, 795 Pine St. Advance Auto, 1234 Asheville Hwy. at California Ave. Advance Auto, 1907 Boiling Springs Rd. Advance Auto, 2050 E. Main St. Advance Auto, 1517 Reidsville Rd. Advance Auto, 2240 Chesnee Hwy. Jackson's Exxon, 1823 Reidville Rd. Smith Exxon, 2165 S. Pine St. Spartanburg County continued 40

43 Spartanburg County continued Auto Zone, 1200 Asheville Hwy. Auto Zone, 550 Daniel Morgan Auto Zone, 2020 E. Main St. Valley Falls 4th St.*** Woodruff 1205 Main St. Wellford Hwy. 357*** Little Mtn. Rd., off Hwy. 176*** Advance Auto, 317 Spartanburg Hwy. Brown Road*** White Stone*** Sumter County Pinewood Pinewood Recycling Center* Shaw Air Force Base Recycling Center Hobby Shop Sumter Recycling Center, Cane Savannah Rd.* Recycling Center, Stamey Livestock Rd.* Recycling Center, 220 Kingsbury Rd.* County landfill, Brewington Rd.* Advance Auto, 1025 Broad St. Auto Zone, 462 Broad St. Guignard Road, Central Carolina Technical Bu i d i ng * Queen Chapel Rd.* Bethel Church Rd.* City Public Works, 60 Myrtle Beach Hwy. * S.E. Chemical & Solvent Co., 755 nd. Rd. Union County Union Bonham, Hwy.18 Buffalo, off Hwy. 215 Landfill Rd., off SC 49 Lockhart, Old Union Hwy. Jonesville, 221 Long Ave. Santuck, 100 Suber Land Advance Auto, 403 N. Duncan Bypass Advance Auto, 132 Scenic Dr. Williamsburg County G reeleyvi le 1 Ballard St. Hemingway Recycling Center, 1 Vocational Educational Rd. Kingstree Santee Electric Co-op office, 1500 N. Longstreet St. Recycling Center, Sandy Bay Rd. Advance Auto, 1655 N. Long 41

44 York County Allison Creek 5724 Campbell Rd., SC 274 and County Road 80*** Bullocks Creek 6800 Lockhart Rd., south of int. Hwy. 49 and Hwy. 97*** Clover 3150 S. Paraham Rd., near Bethel School*** Bethany, 2690 S. Hwy. 161*** Fort-Mill 1245 E. Hwy. 160, across from Leroy Springs Recreational Complex*** Fort Mill West, 1731 Hwy. 160, between Gold Hill Elementary and 1-77*** Lake Wylie 102 Bethel Church Rd., near Hwy. 557 in Lake Wylie*** Lesslie 3211 Pantry Dr., off Hwy. 21 at Neely Store Rd.*** Porter Road 2050 Porter Rd. near Bearinger Rd. *** McCon ne1 s 100 Cemetery St., across from Mt. Olivette Presbyterian Church*** Rock Hill 3986 Mt. Gallant Rd., near Lake Wylie Fish Camp*** Eastview,1675 Adnah Church Rd., at SC Hwy. 5*** Advance Auto, 2166 Cherry Rd. Advance Auto, 709 Albright St. Culp Petroleum Co., E. Main St. Ogden, 780 W. Hwy. 324*** Texaco Xpress Lube, 1210 Cherry Rd. Texaco Xpress Lube, 2688 Cherry Rd. Auto Zone, 1565 Cherry Hill Rd. Auto Zone, 1444 E. Main St. S ha ron/h ic ko ry Grove 5011 Hickory Grove Rd., Hwy. 211 near Sharon Elementary Rd.*** Tirzah 6190 Old York Rd.(Hwy. 161), near Pursley Dairy Farm Rd.*** York Cottonbelt, 2365 Black Hwy. (Hwy. 5) between Matlock and Howell*** Advance Auto, 717-C E. Liberty 42

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