Washington State Department of Ecology : Solid Waste : Industrial : Facilities - Pulp & Paper
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Kimberly-Clark, Everett - aka: Scott Paper|
Location & History The mill is located at 2600 Federal Avenue in Everett, Washington. In 1931 operations at the site produced 300 tons per day of calcium based sulfite pulp from six digesters. Additional six digesters were added in 1937 bringing production to 600 tons per day. Scott Paper acquired the mill in 1951 and built four tissue paper machines. Primary clarification of waste water was completed in 1964. In 1974 the mill was converted to an ammonia based sulfite process and a recovery furnace was built. In 1979 secondary treatment of effluent was installed. Scott Paper was purchased by Kimberly-Clark Corporation in late 1995. The wastewater treatment facility discharges treated effluent into the East Waterway of Everett Harbor through a new outfall difuser. The outfall discharges the combined treated wastewater from Kimberly Clark, City of Everett and City of Marysville. Capacities: In the year 2001, the average production of paper sulfite pulp was 441 tons per day with a maximum production of 506 tons per day. Facility Site Number: 9 Location and Mailing address:
Everett, WA 98201 |
Industrial Section Permits.
Ecology Contact: Don Nelson (360) 407-6940 For more information visit the Company Website. |
For More Information Please Contact Don Nelson