Exhibit 2 Winston Mills’ original Part A Permit Application (Oct. 1990),

Request to Re-Issue EPA ID Number (Oct. 1990) (had been terminated in 1985), and January 1995 Amended Part A Application.

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Brian R. Land To Call Writer Direct

202 679-5956

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Mr. James Edwards Hazardous Waste Section

KIRKLAND &.. ELLIS A PARTNERSHIP INC!.UOINC PROFESSIONAL CORPORATIONS

655 Fifteenth Street, NW. Washington, D.C. 20005

202 879-5000

January 31, 1995

North Carolina Department of Environment Health and Natural Resources

40 I Oberlin Road Raleigh, N.C. 27605

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NCb D70 6/1 IZ,3

Facsimile: 202 879-5200

Re: Amended RCRA Part A Permit Application - Asheville Dyeing and Finishing. Swannanoa. North Carolina- NCD070619663

Dear Mr. Edwards:

Our client, Anvil Knitwear, Inc. (the "Company"), has purchased certain assets of the Anvil Knitw~r Division of McGregor Corporation and Winston Mills, Inc. The transaction closed on January 28, 1995. As part of the transaction, the Company acquired the Asheville Dyeing and Finishing facility located on Warren Wilson College Road, Swannanoa, North Carolina 28778.

The above-referenced facility is the subject of corrective action pursuant to RCRA Pursuant to the terms of the sale, Winston Mills, Inc. (the Seller) will retain responsibility for the RCRA corrective action. I have discussed these circumstances with you and you indicated that the parties should submit an amended Part A application listing Anvil Knitwear, Inc. as the new owner of the facility, and listing Winston Mills, Inc_ as the operator_ Such an amended Part A application is enclosed_ Other than the change in owner, the application is virtually identical to the application submitted by Winston Mills, Inc_ in 1990.

The transaction will not affect the day-to-day operations of the facility. Moreover, we have been assured that Winston Mills, Inc. will continue to fulfill its requirements underRCRA

Chicago Denver Los Angeles New York

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Mr. James Edwards January 31, 1995 Page2

• • KIRKLAND&.. ELLIS

I appreciate your attention to this matter. If you require any additional information, please call me at (202) 879-5956.

Enclosure

cc: Steve Oster, Esq. Jack Hollander Steve Pegg Yvonne Bailey, Esq.

Sincerely,

~~lJ Brian R. Land Counsel to Anvil Knitwear, Inc.

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EPA lD No. !\Cil07061?66J • ITEM XVII. PHOTOGRAPHS

·- Amended Pan A Application

• Asheville Dyeing & Finishing

Swannanoa, North Carolina January 26, !994

SITE OF FORMER UNDERGROUND STORAGF TA>"iK I'll (D80 IA."'l'DFILL)

28 JUNE 1990

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• EPAIDNo. NCD070619663

ATTACHMENT

ITEM IILD. FACILITY EXISTENCE DATA

• Amended Part A Application Asheville Dyeing & Finishing

Swannanoa, North Carolina January 26, 1994

Current hazardous waste compliance activities for the facility, including this amended Part A application, are a result of the Administrative Order on Consent entered between Winston Mills, Inc. and the North Carolina Department of Environment, Health, and Natural Resources on 29 August 1990. The date of commencement of hazardous waste operations at the facility, as requested in Item III. D. ofthe Part A application, does not readily apply to this specific hazardous waste compliance activity. The following passage from the "Stipulations and Findings of Fact," as contained in the Administrative Order or Consent, more accurately depicts the date of hazardous waste activity at the facility;

"The Hazardous Waste Section allows that prior to April 1985, as part of a dry cleaning process at the site, the prior owner/operator of the Asheville Dyeing & Finishing site utilized a raw material underground storage tank and a hazardous waste underground storage tank, both for the storage of tetrachloroethylene. In April 1985, the tanks were removed. Soil samples were collected from the bottom of the tank pits and analyzed by Environmental Testing, Inc. for the presence of solvents. Sample analysis results indicated detectable levels of 1,1,2-trichloroethylene in the soil beneath the tanks. In addition, approximately 14 years ago, an alleged spill of solvent by the previous owner/operator, consisting primarily of tetrachloroethylene occurred at the facility and it is believed that some of the solvent entered an 8-inch drain pipe and followed this pipe to Bee Tree Creek, approximately 1100 feet east of the plant building. Most of the solvent reportedly entered the ground. In 1988, Westinghouse Environmental Services collected soil samples from the site. The samples were analyzed by Industrial and Environmental Analysis, Inc. for volatile organics. Three hazardous constituents were reported in the results: acetone, methylene chloride, and tetrachloroethylene. From the alleged actions ofthe previous owner/operator, the trichloroethylene, tetrachloroethylene, and methylene chloride contamination in soils at the site constitutes either the disposal of listed hazardous wastes (FOO 1, F003) or the presence of hazardous constituents, as defined in 40 CFR 260.10, codified at 10 NCAC !OF 0002 and 40 CFR 261, codified at 10 NCAC 10F.0029. For the purpose ofthis order, the Waste Management Unit (the Unit) is the hazardous waste underground storage tank described above. The facility neither admits nor denies any of the allegations set out in this paragraph."

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• EPA ID No. NCD070619663

• Amended Part A Application Asheville Dyeing & Finishing

Swannanoa, North Carolina January 26, 1994

This amended Part A application, as filed herein, addresses the underground storage tank pit area where waste tetrachloroethylene was formerly stored.

ITEM XII. PROCESS CODES AND DESIGN CAPABILITIES

Volume of D80 landfill based on estimated dimensions offormer underground storage tank pit of 10ft. x 20ft. x 10ft. deep.

ITEM XIV. DESCRIPTION OF HAZARDOUS WASTES

Estimated quantity of waste based on assumption of maximum I, 1,2-trichloroethylene concentration in soil of 1 mglkg over a 10 ft. x 20 ft. x I ft. deep area (i.e soil immediately underlying previous underground storage tank). This waste represents leakage or spillage associated with operation of an underground storage tank taken out of service in March 1985. The estimated quantity is a conservative, cumulative total of trichloroethylene potentially present in subsurface soils. No additional trichloroethylene wastes are being or wiJI be generated.

ITEMXV. MAP

According to "Geology and Groundwater Resources of the Asheville Area, North Carolina" (Trapp, 1970), four privately-owned wells are located within the immediate vicinity of the facility. Two of these wells are reported to be observation wells; use of the remaining two wells is not identified. However, none of the wells are located within 1/4-mile of the facility. The C.D. Owens Company, located within 1/4-mile of the facility, owns and operates several wells on its property; however, these wells are reportedly used for industrial purposes.

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800 WACHOVIA BUIWING RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA 27601

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RALBIOH, iH>R'I'H CAROLINA 27602

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Mr. Jerome H. Rhodes Chief, Hazardlous Waste Section Division of Solidi Waste Management Department of Environment, Health,

and Natural Resources Post Office Box 27687 401 Oberlin Road Raleigh, NC 27611-7687

May 28, 1992

Re; Asheville Dyeing and Finishing Facility Swannanoa, North Carolina

Dear Jerry:

i', •• ,

Enclosed! is a Soil Assessment Report dated May 22, 1992, prepared by Aquaterra, Inc., in connection with the above-referenced facility. As we discussed with you and your staff, AD&F is proposing to put in a wastewater pre-treatment system at its Swannanoa facility as required by the Metropolitan Sewage District in Asheville, North Carolina. Although the pre-treatment facility will not be constructed in the area where the former waste underground storage tank is located, AD&F requested Aquaterra to sample the area to insure that tetrachloroethene (PCE), or other volatile organic compounds, had not impacted the area. As you can see from the enclosed, analytical data indicates the presence of volatile organic compounds just above analytical detection methods at only one location in the study area. As evidenced by analytical data collected from monitoring wells MW-9 and MW-9d, groundwater has not been impacted in the area.

If you have any comments about this report, do not hesitate to contact me.

YCB/vlt cc: Jacob Hollander, Esq. (w/enclosure)

Steve Pegg ( w/enclosure) R. Howard Grubbs, Esq. (w/o enclosure) James A. Carpenter ( w/o enclosure) Bob Glaser (w/o enclosure) Rob McDaniel (w/o enclosure) Spring Allen (w/o enclosure) Kirk Pollard (w/o enclosure)

Truly yours, .

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Name and Official Title (type or print) William E. Rome, Vice President of Textiles

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EPA ID No. NCD070619663 •

ATTACHMENT

ITEM III.D. FACILITY EXISTENCE DATA

• Part A Application

heville Dyeing & Finishing Swannanoa, North Carolina

12 October 1990

Current hazardous waste compliance activities for the Asheville Dyeing & Finishing facility, including this Part A application, are a result of the Administrative Order on Consent entered between Asheville Dyeing & Finishing and the North Carolina Department of Environment, Health, and Natural Resources on 29 August 1990. The date of commencement of hazardous waste operations at the facility, as requested in Item III.D. of the Part A application, does not readily apply to this specific hazardous waste compliance activity. The following passage from the "Stipulations and Findings of Fact," as contained in the Administrative Order on Consent, more accurately depicts the date of hazardous waste activity at the facility:

"The Hazardous Waste Section alleges that prior to April 1985, as part of a dry cleaning process at the site, the prior owner/ operator of the Asheville Dyeing & Finishing site utilized a raw material underground storage tank and a hazardous waste underground storage tank, both for the storage of tetrachloroethylene. In April 1985, the tanks were removed. Soil samples were collected from the bottom of the tank pits and analyzed by Environmental Testing, Inc. for the presence of solvents. Sample analysis results indicated detectable levels of 1,1,2-trichloroethylene in the soil beneath the tanks. In addition, approximately 14 years ago, an a!Jeged spill of solvent by the previous owner/operator, consisting primarily of tetrachloroethylene occurred at Asheville Dyeing & Finishing's site and it is believed that some of the solvent entered an 8-inch drain pipe and followed this pipe to Bee Tree Creek, approximately 1100 feet east of the plant building. Most of the solvent reportedly entered the ground. In 1988, Westinghouse Environmental Services collected soil samples from the site. The samples were analyzed by Industrial and Environmental Analysts, Inc. for volatile organics. Three hazardous constituents were reported in the results: acetone, methylene chloride, and tetrachloroethylene. From the alleged actions of the previous owner/operator, the trichloroethylene, tetrachloroethylene, and methylene chloride contamination in soils at the site constitutes either the disposal of listed hazardous wastes (FOOl, F003) or the presence of hazardous constituents, as defined in 40 CFR 260.10, codified at 10 NCAC 10F.0002 and 40 CFR 261, codified at 10 NCAC 10F.0029. For the purpose of this order, the Waste Management Unit (the Unit) is the hazardous waste underground storage tank described above. Asheville Dyeing & Finishing neither admits nor denies any of the allegations set out in this paragraph."

This Part A application, as filed herein, addresses only the underground storage tank pit area where waste tetrachloroethylene was formerly stored.

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EPA ID No. NC0070619663 •

ITEM V. FACILITY CONTACT

Director, Employee Relations

• Part A Application

• .• neville Dyeing & Finishing Swannanoa, North Carolina

12 October 1990

ITEM XII. PROCESS CODES AND DESIGN CAPABILITIES

Volume of DSO landfill based on estimated dimensions of former underground storage tank pit of 10 ft. x 20 ft. x 10 ft. deep.

ITEM XIV. DESCRIPTION OF HAZARDOUS WASTES

Estimated quantity of waste based on assumption of maximum 1,1,2-trichloroethylene concentration in soil of lmg/kg over a 10ft. x 20ft. x 1 ft. deep area (i.e., soil immediately underlying previous underground storage tank). This waste represents leakage or spillage associated with operation of an underground storage tank taken out of service in March 1985. The estimated quantity is a conservative, cumulative total of trichloroethylene potentially present in subsurface soils. No additional trichloroethylene wastes are being or will be generated.

ITEM XV. MAP

According to "Geology and Groundwater Resources of the Asheville Area, North Carolina" (Trapp, 1970), four privately-owned wells are located within the immediate vicinity of the facility. Two of these wells are reported to be observation wells; use of the remaining two wells is not identified. However, none of the wells are located within 1/4-mile of the Asheville Dyeing & Finishing facility. The C.D. Owens Company, located within 1/4-rnile of the facility, owns and operates several wells on its property; however, these wells are reportedly used for industrial purposes.

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ITEM XVII. PHQIQQRAPHS

• Part A Application

heville Dyeing & Finishing Swannanoa, North Carolina

12 October 1990

SITE OF FORMER UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK PIT (D80 LANDFILL)

28 JUNE 1990

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