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EPA/540/8-90/014
September 1990
Superfund Emergency
Response Actions
A Summary of Federally Funded Removals
Fourth Annual Report - Fiscal Year 1989
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EPA/540/8-90/014
September 1990
Superfund
Emergency Response Actions
A Summary of Federally Funded Removals
Fourth Annual Report - Fiscal Year 1989
Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response
Printed on Recycled Paper
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SUPERFUND EMERGENCY RESPONSE ACTIONS
Fourth Annual Report
The Superfund removal program has achieved significant accomplishments in responding to environmental emergencies, cleaning
up hazardous waste sites, and making sites safe. For this reason, EPA publishes the Superfund Emergency Response Actions
Summary, which provides the public with valuable information about Superfund removal actions undertaken by EPA. This document
is updated annually. The Fourth Annual Report, which is the third update to the initial document, summarizes the Superfund removal
actions undertaken by EPA between October 1988 and September 1989.
Don R. Clay
Assistant Administrator
Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Introduction to the Superfund 1
Removal Program
Notable Removal Actions of FY 89 2
The Program to Date 7
About This Report 8
Regional Removal Summaries 11
Region I 11
Region II 15
Region III 25
Region IV 33
Region V 47
Region VI .55
Region VII 63
Region VIII 69
Region IX 77
Region X 83
Index of Completed Removal Actions 85
Since the Beginning of Superfund Through FY 88 (1 /1 /80 - 9/30/88)
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THE SUPERFUND REMOVAL
PROGRAM
In response to increasing national
hazardous waste disposal problems,
Congress passed the Comprehensive
Environmental Response, Compensation,
and Liability Act (CERCLA), commonly
known as Superfund. This law was
passed in 1980. Superfund authorizes the
Federal government to work with State
and local governments and private parties
to provide responses to releases of
hazardous substances and inactive
hazardous waste sites.
Superfund cleanups were financed by a
$1.6 billion Trust Fund collected over the
first five-year period of the program. The
Fund was financed through taxes paid by
manufacturers, producers, and exporters
and importers of oil and designated
chemical substances. It can be used to
provide both short-term actions and long-
term cleanup, with the latter generally
undertaken only at inactive waste sites
listed on the National Priorities List (NPL).
Short-term actions are referred to as
removal actions, while long-term actions
at NPL sites are referred to as remedial
actions. Short-term actions (which also
include emergency responses) occur in
response to hazardous substance releases
at both NPL and non-NPL sites.
During the sixth year of the program,
Congress appropriated funds so that
removal actions could continue while the
law was being reauthorized. On October
17,1986, the Superfund Amendments and
Reauthorization Act (SARA) was enacted.
SARA reauthorized Superfund for five more
years and provided for a Fund of $8.5
billion. The new Superfund raised the
statutory limitations on removal actions
from 6 months to 12 months and from $1
million to $2 million. These statutory
limitations may be exceeded if site
conditions meet one of the two CERCLA
exemptions. The "emergency" exemption
permits a waiver to the limitations if: 1)
there is an immediate risk to public health,
welfare, or the environment, 2) continued
response actions are immediately required
to prevent, limit, or mitigate an emergency,
and 3) assistance will not otherwise be
provided on a timely basis. The second
exemption, referred to as the "consistency"
exemption, was enacted under the new
Superfund law and permits a waiver to the
limitations where a continued response
action is appropriate and consistent with
the remedial action to be taken. In
addition, removal actions, to the maximum
extent possible, must contribute to the
efficient performance of long-term remedial
actions.
The National Oil and Hazardous
Substances Pollution Contingency Plan,
referred to as the National Contingency
Plan (NCP), establishes procedures and
standards for responding to releases of
hazardous substances, pollutants, and
contaminants. The NCP details the
responsibilities of 14 Federal agencies and
State and local governments for cleaning
up releases of hazardous substances and
oil spills to all media: land, air, surface
water, and groundwater. The lead
responsibility for emergencies occurring
Inland or in inland waters belongs to the
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
(EPA). Primary responsibility for
addressing accidental releases in or near
coastal waters and the Great Lakes rests
with the U.S. Coast Guard (USCG).
Although other Federal agencies (i.e., the
Federal Emergency Management Agency
and the Agency for Toxic Substances and
Disease Registry) do not lead Fund-
financed actions, they provide assistance
as necessary. In addition, special technical
assistance teams and cleanup contractors
provide significant support to removal
actions.
The Superfund removal program, which
manages removal actions and emergency
responses, is characterized by close
cooperation among Federal, State, and
local government agencies and between
government and industry. Removal sites
are discovered through referral from State,
local, and other Federal agencies; the
general public; other EPA program offices;
removal program inspection efforts; and
through notifications to the Federal
government as required under CERCLA
Section 103(a). In FY 89, there were 6,510
CERCLA 103(a) notifications to the Federal
government of releases of CERCLA
hazardous substances. In addition to these
CERCLA notifications, there were 11,165
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notifications to the Federal government of
releases of substances suspected of being
CERCLA hazardous substances or that
posed a potential threat to the
environment. Upon notification or site
discovery, the EPA or USCG On-Scene
Coordinator (OSC) evaluates the reported
incident and determines whether or not a
Federal response is warranted. EPA
maintains a technical team on call 24
hours a day to respond to emergencies.
In FY 89, approximately 70 percent of all
completed removal actions listed in
CERCLIS were led by EPA or USCG (with
the support and assistance from industry,
other Federal agencies, and/or State and
local agencies). The remaining 30 percent
of these completed removals, including
emergency responses, were conducted by
the responsible party (e.g., generator,
transporter, or disposer) with support from
EPA or USCG.
Although removal actions must be flexible
and tailored to the specific needs of each
site, some response activities are common
to many removal actions.
Some of these typical activities are noted
below:
« Sampling drums, storage tanks,
lagoons, surface water, groundwater,
and the surrounding soil and air;
« Installing security fences and providing
other security measures;
Removing and disposing of
containers and contaminated
debris;
Excavating contaminated soil and
debris, and restoring the site;
Pumping out contaminated liquids
from overflowing lagoons; and
Collecting contaminants through
drainage systems or skimming
devices.
Other activities might include providing
alternate water supplies, installing
decontamination devices, evacuating
threatened individuals, and providing of
temporary shelter for these individuals.
Occasionally unforeseen circumstances,
such as adverse weather conditions,
vandalism, fire, or explosions, arise and a
"restart" is necessary. A restart is the
initiation of additional removal activities at a
site where there has been a previously
completed removal. In FY 89, 34 restarts
were completed. (In the descriptions of the
removal actions, a restart is connoted by a
Potential and actual releases of hazardous
substances are extremely variable in size,
threat, and location. The Superfund
removal program is capable and available
to address all such situations, as long as
CERCLA and NCP response criteria are
met. Actions under the removal program
can range from erecting a fence to
removing and disposing of thousands of
drums.
In FY 89, EPA Regions performed many
technologically or logistically complex
responses, often using state-of-the-art
technologies. The variability in hazardous
substance releases and sites is reflected in
the wide range of removal program
activities and methods of response. For
example, response to two incidents
involving compressed gas cylinders,
described below, varied according to site-
specific situations. Other examples of
notable removal actions that were
performed in FY 89 are also described
below.
NOTABLE REMOVAL ACTIONS OF FY 89
Eastern Surplus
The Eastern Surplus Site (EPA Region I),
located in Meddybemps, Maine, contained
large volumes of scrap metal, junk cars, old
appliances, miscellaneous personnel
equipment, and a variety of hazardous
materials including ammunition. These
materials were stored In compressed gas
cylinders, drums, and 5-gallon cans. In
addition, the site also included a trailer full
of calcium carbide and numerous electrical
transformers containing oil contaminated
with polychlorlnated blphenyls (PCBs).
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The discovery of the hazardous materials
on the site prompted a removal action by
the Maine Department of Environmental
Protection (ME DEP), which removed all
ammunition and disposed of 4,650 gallons
of waste oil, 2,400 gallons of PCB oil, and
117 transformer casings. After having
expended $370,000 on these activities, ME
DEP requested that EPA continue site
operations as a removal action. An
immediate removal action was initiated in
November 1986. The removal action at
the site was extremely complex and was
conducted in several phases due to the
large variety of contaminants and
materials present at the site and the
various ways in which these materials
were stored.
Compressed gas cylinder disposal took
place In two phases, the first between July
and December 1988 and the second in
October 1989. During the first phase, the
US DOD accepted responsibility for all
compressed gas cylinders of military
origin.
All cylinders had to be either treated or
vented on the property due to the aging
and instability of the compounds in the
cylinders. The cylinders were inspected,
and their contents were identified by the
type of cylinder and valve, and by their
markings. The cylinders were then
categorized according to the
characteristics of their contents. Cylinders
containing atmospheric gases, such as
oxygen, nitrogen, and carbon dioxide were
vented to the atmosphere. Cylinders
containing flammable gases were vented
and burned under controlled conditions.
Cylinders containing chlorine were
neutralized by bubbling their contents
through a caustic soda solution.
Twenty cylinders contained ethylene oxide,
which had become shock-sensitive with
age, making them unsafe to transport off
the site. These cylinders were explosively
opened and their contents burned under
controlled conditions. During the
explosion, all parties wore Level B personal
protective equipment on site (highly
protective gear, including a self-contained
breathing apparatus). The air downwind of
the detonation site was monitored in order
to ensure safe reentry for the residents.
During the second part of the disposal of
compressed gases, the manufacturers of
the remaining cylinders disposed of eight
commercial cylinders. One cylinder
containing nitric oxide was thought to have
become shock-sensitive with age and could
not be moved. It was explosively opened
and the contents burned under controlled
conditions on site. Also, as part of the
monitoring program, the CAMEO II
computer Air Model Program was utilized to
determine the direction and concentration
of the vented plume. Air monitors were
placed in the area that the computer model
determined could be affected by a release.
The other seven cylinders were identified,
overpacked, and transported to the
manufacturer for controlled venting.
Chemical Control Corporation
In 1980, the Chemical Control Corporation
In Elizabeth, New Jersey (EPA Region II)
was consumed In a fire which burned for
10 days. The fire and resulting explosions
were fueled by 35,000 drums that were
improperly stored on the facility. The
resulting contaminant plume impacted
areas within a 50-mile radius of the site.
The ensuing cleanup lasted four years, but
did not address any of the 188 charred
compressed gas cylinders discovered at
the facility. In 1984, technology was not
available to safely dispose of these
cylinders, therefore they were overpacked
in specially designed cylinder sleeves and
staged in place.
In 1989, the EPA removal program
contracted for use of the patented Cylinder
Recovery Vessel (CRV) process to identify
the contents of the cylinders, treat the
contaminants, and dispose of the cylinders.
The process consisted of remotely
sampling each cylinder in the explosion
resistant CRV unit, analyzing the contents
in the on-site laboratory, and transferring
the cylinder contents to the appropriate on-
site treatment unit. The basic process was
modified to include sampling, analysis, and
treatment (if necessary) of the cylinder
overpacks.
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The on-site laboratory was equipped with
a gas chromatograph and a mass
spectrometer. These instruments were
linked into the site computer which
contained a database of over 2,000
chemicals. Following the analysis, the
database was searched for a match with
the sample drawn from the sampling port.
This automated identification process
provided accurate results, usually within
fifteen minutes. Treatment selection was
based on the type and quantity of material
in the CRV unit.
Four treatment units were available, three
of which were located inside the Vapor
Containment Area (VGA), an adjustable
structure which served as the tertiary
containment area. A portable sampling rig
was designed to sample and treat the
cylinder overpacks that were too large to
fit inside the CRV unit. Approximately 78 t
percent of the overpacks contained
explosive mixtures of hydrogen which had
been generated by the naturally occurring
oxidation of the cylinders. As a result,
each overpack was grounded to reduce
ignition potential from static electricity.
Of all the cylinders containing gas,
approximately 85 percent required on-site
treatment. Some of the treated materials
Included: iron pentacarbonyl, vinyl
bromide, sulfur dioxide, propadiene,
cyanogen, hydrogen chloride, and several
short-chain hydrocarbon compounds.
The entire process took twelve weeks to
complete.
General Refining
EPA Region IV originally responded to this
abandoned waste-oil recycling facility in
Garden City, Georgia in 1985. This removal
involved cleanup of lagoons of oily
corrosive liquids, sludges, and sediments
having high concentrations of lead and
other metals (which were extracted during
the oil recycling process). During the 1985
removal action, water was treated using an
on-site wastewater treatment process and
sludges were treated using a solvent
extraction process.
Filter cake and solidified lagoon sediments
(contaminated with lead) were stockpiled
on site during the original removal;
however, this material still presented a
potential for lead to leach from the
sediment to the soil, groundwater, and
surface water. Lead levels in soil were still
as high as 10,000 ppm following this
response.
A second removal was initiated at this site
in 1989, to address elevated lead levels in
the soil and stockpiled lagoon sediments.
A treatability study was conducted in order
to assess the feasibility of on-site
fixation/solidification and to design the
optimum mix of fixation agents to soil.
Cement, kiln dust, and fly ash were mixed
in various preparations with the
contaminated soil. Samples of the product
were then subjected to rigorous testing.
The chosen mix consisted of one part kiln
dust to one part contaminated soil.
The field application of the treatment
technology required specialized equipment.
A power screen was brought on site to
sieve the contaminated soil to a suitable
grain size and to remove any foreign
material such as wood, brick, or concrete.
After power screening, the waste was
loaded into a pug mill where the kiln dust
and water were added. All three
feedstocks were metered so that the
designed proportions were maintained.
Quality was assured and controlled on the
project by periodically sampling the
solidified material, analyzing it for total lead,
and conducting an EP Toxicity test for lead.
The objective of this quality
assurance/quality control (QA/QC) was to
keep the leachable lead levels below the
EPA drinking water standard of 50 ppb.
The weighbelts and flow meters which
metered the three different feedstocks were
periodically checked for accuracy.
The end product was conveyed into dump
trucks and consolidated into a monolith on
a cleared area of the site. The monolith
was two to four feet thick and covered
approximately 6 acres. A vegetative soil
cover was placed over the monolith. *
Approximately 10,000 cubic yards of waste
were treated.
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Pavton Tire
The Dayton Tire site (EPA Region V) was
a large inactive industrial facility in Dayton,
Ohio which manufactured tires from 1941
to 1980. The buildings contained many
large electrical capacitors and
transformers which used coolant liquids
containing RGBs. After the facility was
closed and abandoned, salvagers and
looters caused widespread damage in
their attempts to recover metals. Some of
this damage resulted in PCB oil
contamination in many areas of the
buildings. Additionally, large amounts of
asbestos insulation had been stripped and
pulverized, thus creating a significant
friable asbestos problem.
The State responded to a PCB-
contaminated oil release in April 1987
when approximately 1,600 gallons of
contaminated oil flowed into nearby Wolf
Creek after vandals damaged transformers
on the roof of the facility. Samples from
building surfaces on site and sediments
from Wolf Creek indicated PCB
concentrations as high as 22,900 ppm.
The State immediately requested EPA
assistance in initiating response activity.
Phase I of the removal consisted of
removing contaminated sediments from
the creek and placing booms in the creek
to prevent further inflow of contaminants
from the site. Phase II consisted of
decontaminating the building and
surrounding soil, and removing, sealing, or
isolating the friable asbestos.
Helicopters removed large transformers
from the building and an adjacent rail line
transported the waste material. Several
experimental techniques for removing PCBs
from concrete surfaces were tried, but
scabbling of the building surfaces was
proven the only effective method for
decontamination.
Bull Chemical
The Bull Chemical site (EPA Region VI) was
an inactive chemical storage, sales, and
blending facility located on 2.2 acres in
Spring, Harris County, Texas. The facility
had a history of air, water, and solid waste
operational violations with the county,
including 1,162 deteriorated and leaking
drums, 16 leaking bulk storage tanks, and
contaminated soil. In August 1988, EPA
conducted a site inspection and noted a
significant potential for off-site migration of
chemicals. Contaminants of concern
include chlorinated solvents, corrosive
products, dichloropropane, styrene,
toluene, diamine, chloroform, and other
volatile chemicals. On June 27,1989, a
removal action was initiated at this site to
mitigate the surface threat. All storage tank
liquids/sludges were removed and
drummed wastes were overpacked and
removed.
A total of 67,102 gallons of bulk liquids
were shipped to RCRA-approved facilities
for incineration and/or hazardous fuels
blending; 239 drums of solids, 305 cubic
yards of stabilized tank sludge, and 275
cubic yards of crushed drums and
contaminated debris were placed in
Federally-approved landfills; and 180,000
pounds of scrap metal in bulk storage
tanks were sent to a metal recycling facility.
In addition, 451 drums/containers were
voluntarily removed form the site by the
Potentially Responsible Parties (PRPs).
The site was secured by a 5-foot chainlink
fence and padlocked gate.
Scott Lumber Company
The Scott Lumber Company (Region VII) is
an abandoned facility in Oregon County,
Missouri. From 1973 until it filed for
bankruptcy in 1985, the company used
creosote to preserve railroad ties. The
abandoned site consisted of a tie treatment
area, an office, a maintenance and boiler
building area, and equipment storage an
debris areas:
Vapors created during tie treatment were
condensed and discharged into a small
pond, which overflowed into the Culp
Branch of Piney Creek. Investigations also
revealed that a creosote spill of 300 to
several thousand gallons occurred on site.
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Soil sample analyses revealed that
105,000 square feet (approximately 19
percent of the site) were contaminated to
levels that exceeded EPA's action levels
for total polynuclear aromatic
hydrocarbons (PAHs), which include
benzo-a-pyrene (BAP). Concentrations for
PAHs were as high as 64,000 ppm, while
those for BAP were 260 ppm. PRPs did
not take responsibility for the site;
therefore EPA began cleanup in
September 1985.
Site preparation for a removal action using
bioremediation began on July 11,1988.
Contaminated soil was removed from an
area of 20,000 square feet and to a depth
of 6 inches. A liner, designed as a
temporary storage surface to prevent the
spread of contamination, was Installed in
this excavated area. During 1988 and
1989, approximately 16,380 tons of
contaminated soil were excavated and
stockpiled in preparation for treatment.
The site was graded and contoured, a
drainage system was installed, and layers
of clay and sand were spread to produce
a treatment cell of approximately 8 acres.
Treatment of creosote-contaminated soil
through bioremediation will take place in
two phases. In the first phase, a total of
9,200 tons (approximately one-half of the
total soil to be treated) of contaminated
soil was spread on the land treatment cell.
In the second phase, the remaining half
will be spread on the treatment cell when
bioremediation of the first half Is complete.
The soil in the treatment cell will be
watered, fertilized, and tilled to produce
optimal conditions for bioremediation.
Water from the treatment cell will be
recirculated over the contaminated soil. If
the microbes are not increasing rapidly,
they will be cultivated in the laboratory for
reintroduction into the soil. Various
monitoring devices have been installed to
determine if wastes have or may impact
groundwater and/or air. The goal of the
bioremediation process is to reduce
concentrations of PAH to less than 500
ppm, and BAP (the most dangerous PAH
present on site) to less than 14 ppm.
All creosote-contaminated soil will be
treated through bioremediation, except for
95 tons of more highly contaminated
sludge excavated from the creosote
treatment containment basin. This sludge
was isolated in five trailers and shipped to a
hazardous waste disposal site.
. Norco Battery
The Norco Battery site, located in Norco,
Riverside County, California (EPA Region
IX), consists of a 4-acre residential
property, and the former location of a
battery recycling business. Soil sampling
conducted by Riverside County Department
of Health (RCDH) in July 1985 identified
lead concentrations ranging from 8 ppm to
67,000 ppm on the property and adjacent
properties. Battery casings were found
several hundred yards off site. RCDH
contacted the EPA for assistance on May
15, 1987.
EPA initiated an removal action which
included application of a polymer soil
sealant to the site to prohibit dust
movement. Due to the presence of off-site
(residential property) contamination, a
community relations campaign was
organized by EPA and RCDH, and
sampling was conducted to characterize
the extent of contamination both on and off
site. Approximately 16 acres were
characterized by collecting and analyzing
929 samples in an on-site laboratory.
Removal operations began in February
1988. Cement fixation technology was
determined to be the most appropriate for
the mitigation of this site. During the
analysis of treatment technologies, EPA's
Enforcement Branch identified N.L
Industries as an additional potentially
responsible party (PRP) and sent an
administrative order to the company.
Mitigative actions were initiated by N.L.
Industries on August 15,1988. The
company completed a portion of the site
remediation required by the order, but they
stopped all work In December 1989.
Federal removal activities began in
February 1989, and occurred In two
phases. Phase I activities (February 9 to
March 23,1989) included design and
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excavation of the containment cell;
excavation of contaminated soil and
stockpiling of the soil on site; monitoring
the progress of the site cleanup using an
X-ray fluorescence (XRF) spectrometer;
conducting a geophysical survey; and
sampling and monitoring air. During April
and May 1989, contractors negotiated for
the implementation of the cement fixation
technology proposed for site mitigation.
Phase II work (June 1 to November 14,
1989) encompassed all on-site fixation
activities. Daily operations included soil
fixation, air monitoring and sampling,
medical monitoring of removal team
personnel in cooperation with the USCG
Pacific-Area Strike-Team (PST), soil
sampling, and conducting XRF field
surveys. A total of 7,300 tons of
contaminated soil was processed.
Removal activities concluded with
decontaminating and sampling an on-site
residence; excavating off-site soil
contamination that resulted from dust
generated during the fixation operations;
capping the cement monolith with lime;
and regrading and re-vegetating the site.
A land use restriction was placed on the
site to prohibit all activities that could
breach the monolith.
Martin Electric
Martin Electric, an inactive, privately owned
company in Lake Oswego, Oregon (EPA
Region X) was involved in the purchase and
resale of electric transformers from 1962
until 1979. As a result of transformer
handling activities, soil at the Martin Electric
site was contaminated with polychlorinated
biphenyls (PCBs). EPA and PRP sampling
inspections documented surficial PCB soil
contamination as high as 172,000 ppm and
subsurface PCB contamination up to 1,500
ppm. The threat of PCB-contaminated
leachate migrating off site via drains in the
facility's retaining wall also existed.
Drainage of contaminants off site posed a
potential threat to workers at an adjacent
facility and to the Williamette River, which
provides drinking water and is a
recreational area.
The site is currently being used by the
Warren Oliver Company. None of the PRPs
accepted responsibility for the cleanup,
therefore EPA assumed the lead and
initiated a removal action on March 27,
1989. On-site removal activities were
performed until April 19,1989 and included:
excavation, transportation, and disposal of
approximately 1,120 tons of PCB-
contaminated soils; site security; and daily
cost tracking using the Removal Cost
Management System (RCMS). After
sampling verified cleanup, excavated areas
were backfilled and capped and a water
barrier was installed.
THE PROGRAM TO DATE
From December 1980 through September
1988, EPA and USCG completed 1,127
removal actions at an extramural cost of
$248,038,560. From October 1988 through
September 1989, EPA completed 175
removal actions at an extramural cost of
$79,640,932. In addition, USCG completed
25 removal actions. Total Superfund
removal completions and associated costs
for the period December 12,1980 through
September 30,1989 are as follows:
TOTAL COMPLETIONS
NPL*S!TE 385
NON-NPL SITES §42
TOTAL 1,327
TOTAL COSTS OF REMOVALS
NPL* SITES
NON-NPL SITES
TOTAL
$140,544,608
$187.134.884
$327,679,492
* National Priorities List (NPL) - List of
nationwide priority hazardous waste sites
requiring comprehensive, long-term actions
under Superfund.
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ABOUT THIS REPORT
The Fourth Annual Report summarizes
removal activities completed during the
ninth year of the Superfund program. This
report is presented as a series of matrices
that are organized numerically by Region
and alphabetically by State and site name
within each Region. It contains the same
types of information included in all
previous annual reports. EPA intends to
continue providing this information in
future updates. The list of removal actions
completed in FY 89 is based on data
contained in Comprehensive
Environmental Response, Compensation
and Liability Information System
(CERCLIS) as of June 25,1990. (Very
short, low-cost USCG actions, such as
retrieving a drum that has washed up on a
beach, are not summarized but are
included in the totals.)
The back of the report contains an index
of all removal actions completed by
September 30,1988, listed alphabetically
by State, and then by site name. This list
also provides information on the site's
NPL status and the previous annual report
in which the site is described.
Additionally, a summary list of all FY 89
removal completions (including small, low-
cost USCG cleanups) is included for each
Region. These ten summary lists provide
information on the NPL status of a site
and whether or not the site was a Classic
Emergency. (Classic Emergencies are
those actions where the release requires
that on-site activities be initiated within
hours of the lead agency's determination
that a removal action is appropriate.)
Inquiries regarding information contained in
this document should be referred to the
appropriate EPA Regional office. A list of
EPA contacts and a map delineating the
States and territories within each Region
are provided in this report.
Much of the work EPA and USCG
undertake in response to releases of
hazardous substances is highly technical.
Definitions of the information provided in
the matrices are presented in the key
below.
Key to Superfund Emergency
Response Actions
Fourth Annual Report
Data
1. REGION: EPA Regions I, II, III, IV,
V, VI, VII, VIII, IX, X
2. NAME/LOCATION: Site name
and local jurisdiction
3. STATE: Standard state
abbreviation
4. NPL STATUS: (Y) Yes - on
proposed or final NPL when action
started
(N) No - not on proposed or final NPL
when action started
5. COST: These are extramural costs,
which include cleanup contractor costs
as reported by the Regions. Costs are
subject to changes as final invoicing
and data entry occur. Cost is
cumulative for these actions and prior
completions
6. START AND COMPLETION DATES
7. INCIDENT CATEGORY:
. Active Production Facility - any
ongoing operation which
manufactures, recycles, handles,
stores, or transports hazardous
materials or waste as a primary
ingredient, product, or by-product
of operations, or any location
contaminated due to off-site
migration of hazardous materials
or wastes from such ongoing
operations.
« Inactive Production Facility - any
facility no longer in operation which
manufactured, recycled,
handled, stored, or transported
hazardous materials or wastes as a
primary ingredient, product, or by-
product of operations, or any location
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contaminated due to off-site migration
of hazardous materials or wastes from
such previous operations.
Midnight Dump - any illegal dumping of
hazardous substances into the air,
land, water, or other element, whether
accidental or deliberate.
Transportation-Related - any release nr
potential release of hazardous
substances due to a transportation
accident or malfunction.
Other - any release of hazardous
substances which does not conform
to any of the above categories
and/or where sources of
contamination are unknown.
8. DESCRIPTION: A brief account of
site events or conditions
necessitating a response action.
9. PRIMARY CONTAMINANTS
CATEGORY:
Arsenic
Dioxin/Furans
PCBs
Asbestos
Cyanide
Non-Volatile Organics
Pesticides
Waste Oil
Toxic Gases
Metals
Acids
Bases
Solvents
Inorganic Waste
Low-Level Radioactive Waste
10. THREAT CATEGORY:
Air Contamination
Direct Contact - skin contact,
ingestion, inhalation
Drinking Water Contamination
Ecological Damage
Fire/Explosion Hazard
Food Chain Contamination
Groundwater Contamination
Soil Contamination
Surface Water Contamination
11. MITIGATIVE ACTIONS:
Migration control - specific
measures used to control or
eliminate contaminants from
migrating off site
Provision of alternate water supplies -
temporary or permanent
Temporary relocation/evacuation -
of nearby populations
Controlling source of threat
overpacking: sealing open containers
and putting leaky, corroded containers
of hazardous substances into new
containers
reducing volume of hazardous
substances in lagoons/containment
areas
isolating incompatible substances
covering/capping: surface
containment of airborne threats,
landfills, lagoons, hazardous
materials
extinguishing a fire
bulking materials
solidifying materials
neutralizing materials
collecting and/or retaining
contaminants
other (specified).
Excavation - soil, contaminated
materials, containers
Site restoration - backfilling, grading,
seeding, repaving
Treatment/disposal of wastes - all
treatment/disposal done in accordance
with applicable hazardous waste
management regulations.
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Alternative technology (AT)
Indicators - alternatives to land disposal
may be used to treat or dispose of
wastes in accordance with applicable
hazardous waste management
regulations:
- Recycling - treats or processes
hazardous waste to recapture
material that may be reused in
manufacturing and other processes
- Thermal Destruction (e.g.,
incineration) - destroys or
reduces waste to a safer
concentration through heat
application
- Stabilization (e.g., cement-based
techniques) - treatment method that
limits solubility or toxicity of
hazardous waste constituents
- Chemical (e.g., chemical
oxidation) - addition of
chemical compounds to
hazardous waste to destroy or
neutralize hazardous waste
constituents
- Physical, Phase Separation
(e.g., gravity separation) -
physical process whereby
solids or oil are removed from
liquid
Physical, Component Separation
(e.g., air stripping) - physicochemical
process involving ionic separation or
separating dissolved solids from liquid
Biological (e.g., activated sludge) -
uses microorganisms to degrade
organic compounds
Other (e.g., installing a ventilation
system, detonation) - any m'rtigative
actions which do not conform to the
above categories.
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U.S. EPA REGION 1
For information Contact:
Chief, Emergency Planning
and Response Branch,
Environmental Services Division
60 Westview Street
Lexington, MA 02173
(617) 860-4300
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REGION 1 FY 1989 REMOVAL COMPLETIONS
RI Stamina Mills, Inc.
North Smithfield
NBL CLASSIC
STATE
CT
MA
ME
NH
SITE NAME
Old Saybrook Fire
Megunco Road
Putnam Fire
Waterboro Patent Corporation
Auburn Road Landfill +
Fletcher's Paint Store Facility
Fletcher's Paint Works
CITY
Old Saybrook
Ashland
Putnam
Waterboro
Londonderry
Mil ford
Milford
D 1AX U D fiiuiiuaanw *
N X
N X
N X
N
Y
N
DSCG SITES
MA Chatham Drums
Edgartown
Marconi Beach
Menemsha II
Merrimack River
Pamet River
South Beach
Vineyard Sound
Chatham
Martha's Vineyard
Wellfleet
Martha's Vineyard
Lowell
Truro
Edgartown
Martha's Vineyard
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
TOTALS FOR REGION 1:
Number of Removal Completions 16
NPL Sites 3
Classic Emergency Sites 3
Total Cost for FY 89 (excluding
USCG sites): $3,283,712
+ A removal action was previously completed at this site.
* classic Emeraencies are those actions where the release requires that on-site activities be
12 initiated within houS of the lead agency's determination that a removal action is appropriate.
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REGION 1
SUPERFUND EMERGENCY RESPONSE ACTIONS
Site Information
Incident
Category/Description
Primary
Contaminants
Threat(s)
Mitiaative
Action(s)
Name Old Saybrook Fire *
City Old Saybrook
State CT
NPL N
Cost $10,000
Start 09/15/89
Completion 09/17/89
Active Production Facility
Fire-fighting efforts resulted in
run-off water contaminated with
hazardous substances.
Metals
Volatile Organics
Solvents
Air Contamination
Fire/Explosion Hazard
Groundwater Contamination
Soil Contamination
Surface Water Contamination
Migration Control
Collection/Retention
Pumped Contaminants
Name Megunco Road *
City Ashland
State MA
NPL N
Cost $so,ooo
Start 02/14/89
Completion 04/21/39
Inactive Production Facility
Reports of sulfur-like odor emanating
from the site led to the discovery of
three abandoned pressure vessels, one of
which was leaking.
Volatile Organics
Air Contamination
Direct Contact
Fire/Explosion Hazard
Soil Contamination
Collection/Retention
Solidified Materials
Excavation
AT: Thermal Destruction
Name Putnam Fire
City Putnam
State MA
NPL N
COSt $755,000
Start 12/04/87
Completion 10/19/88
Other
A fire at the site caused a release
which contaminated a nearby river and
the local water supply.
Solvents
Acids
Volatile Organics
Bases
Direct Contact
Groundwater Contamination
Surface Water Contamination
Air Contamination
Sampling/Analysis
Overpacked Drums
Disposal
AT: Thermal Destruction
Name Waterboro Patent Corporation
City Waterboro
State ME
NPL N
COSt $468,712
Start 03/10/89
Completion 07/06/89
Active Production Facility
A large fire burned a number of
buildings in which asbestos had been
used for insulation. Friable asbestos
was exposed and large amounts were
scattered throughout the site.
Asbestos
Air Contamination
Soil Contamination
Site Security
Collection/Retention
Disposal
* This site Is a Classic Emergency removal action.
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REGION 1
SUPERFUND EMERGENCY RESPONSE ACTIONS
Site Information
Incident
Category/Description
Primary
Contaminants
Threat(s)
Mttigative
Action(s)
Name Auburn Road Landfill +
City Londonderry
State NH
NPL Y
Cost $700,000
Start 08/10/88
Completion oe/19/89
Industrial Waste Management Facility
The site was a former sand and gravel
pit that was used as a town landfill.
VOCs were detected In surface water and
In residential well water at and near
the site. Buried drums were discovered
during on-site remedial activity.
Volatile Organics
PCBs
Solvents
Waste Oil
Soil Contamination
Surface Water Contamination
Groundwater Contamination
Drinking Water Contamination
Direct Contact
Air Contamination
Excavation
Organized Materials
Overpacked Drums
Site Restoration
Disposal
AT: Thermal Destruction
Name FIc -her's Paint Store Facility
City Mi:.ord
State NH
NPL N
COSt $150,000
Start 05/13/88
Completion 10/03/88
Active Production Facility
An investigation was prompted by
contamination at a municipal supply well
located adjacent to the site. PCBs were
detected in the soil of the parking lot.
Twelve bags of asbestos and hundreds of
bags of pigments were located in the
storage facility.
PCBs
Asbestos
Soil Contamination Site Security
Surface Water Contamination Capping
Groundwater Contamination Disposal
Drinking Water Contamination
Name Fletcher's Paint Works
City Milford
State NH
NPL Y
Cost $1,000,000
Start 05/13/88
Completion 10/10/88
Active Production Facility
An investigation was prompted by
contamination in a municipal supply well
located adjacent to the site. PCBs were
detected in the soil of the parking lot.
Several drums, some of which were
leaking, were located in the parking
lot.
PCBs
Metals
Volatile Organics
Waste Oil
Soil Contamination
Surface Water Contamination
Groundwater Contamination
Drinking Water Contamination
Site Security
Capping
Excavation
Organized Materials
Overpacked Drums
Site Restoration
Disposal
AT: Thermal Destruction
Name Stamina Mills, Inc.
City North Smithfield
State RI
NPL Y
COSt $150,000
Start 07/12/88
Completion 11/17/88
Inactive Production Facility
In the 1970s, 800 to 900 gallons of TCE
spilled from the site, contaminating
drinking water wells. This removal
action mitigated threats posed by two
underground storage tanks discovered
during the remedial activity.
Volatile Organics
Solvents
Soil Contamination
Groundwater Contamination
Drinking Water Contamination
Excavation
Collection/Retention
Overpacked Drums
Disposal
AT: Thermal Destruction
Recycling
A removal action was previously completed at this sMe. Cost Is cumulativo for ttib action and price comp!at}on(s).
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U. S. EPA REGION 2
Ca>£'
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REGION 2 FY 1989 REMOVAL COMPLETIONS
STATE
SITE NAME
CITY
KPL CLASSIC
STATUS EMERGENCY*
NJ Arkansas Company
Chemical Insecticide Corp. +
Ewan Property
Higgins Farm, Rt. 518
Industrial Latex +
International Metallurgical Services +
NL Industries, Inc.
Roebling Steel Co.
Sondey Paint
Tidewater Baling
NY Atlas Electroplating
Bern Metals +
Bossert Manufacturing
Canny Trucking
Catskill Tire Fire
Circuitron Corporation
Claremont Polychemical
East Moriches
Friendship Drive
High View Terrace +
Long Island Sound (CG)
Newstead Site
Noah's Path
Rosen Site
Sabre Park
Vanderhurst #2
Newark
Edison Township
-Shamong Township
Franklin Township
Wallington
Newark
Pedricktown
Florence
Wallington
Newark
Buffalo
Buffalo
Utica
Binghampton
Catskill
Farmingdale
Old Bethpage
Brookhaven
Rocky Point
West Seneca
Moriches
Newstead
Rocky Point
Cortland
Niagara
Olean
N
Y
Y
Y
Y
N
Y
Y
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
Y
Y
N
N
N
N
N
N
Y
N
N
TOTALS FOR REGION 2
Number of Removal Completions 26
NPL Sites 9
Classic Emergency Sites 3
Total Cost for FY 89:
$15,387,455
A removal action was previously completed at this site.
Classic Emergencies are those actions where the release requires that on-site activities be
initiated within hours of the lead agency's determination that a removal action is appropriate,
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REGION 2
SUPERFUND EMERGENCY RESPONSE ACTIONS
Site Information
Name
City
State
NPL
Cost
Start
Completion
Arkansas Company
Newark
NJ
N
$2,847,380
01/20/87
02/02/89
Incident
Category/Description
Inactive Production Facility
The site was an abandoned textile
manufacturing facility located In a
densely populated commercial area. The
facility contained Improperly stored
hazardous substances. There has been
vandalism, Including arson, at the site.
Primary
Contaminants
Asbestos
Volatile Organics
Acids
Inorganic Waste
MHigative
Threat(s) Action(s)
Direct Contact Site Security
Fire/Explosion Hazard Sampling/Analysis
Temporary Storage
Disposal
Name Chemical Insecticide Corp. +*
City Edison Township
State NJ
NPL Y
Cost $25,000
Start 03/07/89
Completion 03/13/89
Inactive Production Facility
The site was an abandoned pesticide
manufacturing facility. Surface and
subsurface soils were contaminated with
pesticides and pesticide by-products.
After a winter freeze, leachate material
leaked from an off-site drainage ditch
and flowed into a parking lot.
Pesticides
Direct Contact
Surface Water Contamination
Site Security
Sampling/Analysis
Migration Control
Name Ewan Property
City Shamong Township
State NJ
NPL Y
Cost $2,000
Start 06/03/88
Completion 11/07/88
Midnight Dump
The 44-acre site was an abandoned drum
dumping area. Numerous drums were
exposed due to erosion, and the soil was
stained in areas near the exposed drums.
Metals
Volatile Organics
Direct Contact
Soil Contamination
Site Security
Name Higgins Farm, Rt. 518
City Franklin Township
State NJ
NPL Y
COSt $384,000
Start os/ie/s?
Completion 07/is/89
Midnight Dump
Buried drums and dioxin-contaminated
soil were discovered at this site. The
contaminated soil was excavated and
stored on site. Groundwater exceeded
Removal Action Levels and residents were
provided with bottled water.
Dioxin
Volatile Organics
Direct Contact
Drinking Water Contamination
Groundwater Contamination
Soil Contamination
Surface Water Contamination
Provided Bottled Water
Installed Carbon Rlters
Site Security
Excavation
Temporary Storage
+ A removal action was previously completed at this site. Cost Is cumulative for this action and price completions).
* This site is a Classic Emergency removal action.
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REGION 2
SUPERFUND EMERGENCY RESPONSE ACTIONS
Site Information
Incident
Category/Description
Primary
Contaminants
Threat(s)
Mitigative
Act(on(s)
Name Industrial Latex +
City Wellington
State NJ
NPL Y
Cost $10,000
Start 01/09/89
Completion 02/28/89
Inactive Production Facility
This abandoned industrial adhesive
manufacturing facility contained 2,300
drums, 3 roll-offs filled with product,
30 vats, 22 USTs, 2 aboveground tanks,
and various lab chemicals. Some of the
drums containing hazardous materials
were leaking.
RGBs
Volatile Qrganics
Cyanide
Solvents
Air Contamination
Direct Contact
Fire/Explosion Hazard
Groundwater Contamination
Surface Water Contamination
Bected Fire/
Windbreak Fence
Organized Materials
Name
City
State
NPL
Cost
Start
Completion
International Metallurgical Services +
Newark
NJ
N
$423,000
09/21/88
08/21/89
Inactive Waste Management Facility
An abandoned precious metals facility
contained 45 tanks, 100 drums, and 1,100
lab containers. All of these items were
deteriorating.
Acids
Bases
Metals
Cyanide
Direct Contact
Fire/Explosion Hazard
Site Security
Disposal
Name
City
State
NPL
Cost
Start
Completion
NL Industries, Inc.
Pedricktown
NJ
Y
$50,000
01/09/89
05/31/89
Inactive Waste Management Facility Metals
Bases
This lead smelting facility violated
proper storage and State air and water
regulations.
Direct Contact
Rre/Explosion Hazard
Groundwater Contamination
Surface Water Contamination
Soil Contamination
Site Security
Capping
Name Roebllng Steel Co. *
City Rorence
State NJ
NPL Y
Cost $3,160.000
Start 10/26/87
Completion oa/3i/89
Inactive Production Facility
This plant had been used to produce
steel and steel wire. Large volumes of
hazardous substances were Improperly
stored throughout the site.
Metals
Waste Oil
Acids
Bases
Asbestos
Direct Contact
Fire/Explosion Hazard
Site Security
Organized Materials
Pumped Contaminants
Sampling/Analysis
Disposal
A removal action was previously completed at this site. Cost Is cumulative for this action and prico completion (s).
This situ Is a Classic Emergency romova] action.
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REGION 2
SUPERFUND EMERGENCY RESPONSE ACTIONS
Site Information
Name
City
State
NPL
Cost
Start
Completion
Sondey Paint
Wellington
NJ
N
$373,000
10/12/88
07/19/89
Incident
Category/Description
Inactive Production Facility
The site was an abandoned paint blending
and storage facility. Improperly stored
paints and solvents posed a
fire/explosion hazard to the nearby
community.
Primary
Contaminants
Asbestos
Metals
Solvents
Threat(s)
Ecological Damage
Direct Contact
Fire/Explosion Hazard
MKigative
Action(s)
Site Security
Organized Materials
Overpacked Drums
Disposal
Name Tidewater Baling
City Newark
State NJ
NPL N
COSt $50,000
Start 07/25/89
Completion 09/26/89
Other
Soil and groundwater contamination were
discovered during excavation at this
scrap metal baling facility.
Volatile Organics
Acids
Metals
Arsenic
PCBs
Direct Contact
Soil Contamination
Groundwater Contamination
Site Security
Sampling/Analysis
Migration Control
Name Atlas Electroplating
City Buffalo
State NY
NPL N
COSt $150,000
Start 06/17/88
Completion 05/03/39
Inactive Production Facility
This site was an abandoned
electroplating facility which contained
150 drums and 4 open vats. The site
assessment revealed that some drums and
containers were leaking onto the ground.
Cyanide
Acids
Metals
Volatile Organics
Solvents
Bases
Direct Contact
Soil Contamination
Site Security
Organized Materials
Sampling/Analysis
Overpacked Drums
Disposal
AT: Physical
Name Bern Metals +
City Buffalo
State NY
NPL N
Cost $6,000
Start 01/09/89
Completion 03/15/89
Inactive Waste Management Facility
Soil at this metal waste processing
facility site was highly contaminated
from metal recovery and battery
recycling activities. This site was
located in a mixed residential area.
Metals
Direct Contact
Soil Contamination
Site Security
Sampling/Analysis
4 A removal action was previously completed at this site. Cost is cumulative for this action and price completion(s).
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REGION 2
Site Information
Name Bossert Manufacturing
City utica
State NY
NPL N
COSt $1.905.609
Start 11/08/86
Completion 02/16/89
SUPERFUND EMERGENCY RESPONSE AuIIUNS
Incident
Category/Description
Inactive Production Facility
This salvage company had been
dismantling PCB-contamlnated machinery
and shipping It to buyers. The building
contained large volumes of hazardous
PCB-contamlnated equipment and other
hazardous substances.
Primary
Contaminants
Threat(s)
PCBs
Adds
Solvents
Metals
Direct Contact
Mitigative
Action(s)
Site Security
Excavation
Sampling/Analysis
Disposal
AT: Recycling
Name Canny Trucking
City Binghampton
State NY
NPL N
Cost $10,000
Start 09/30/88
Completion 01/25/89
Inactive Waste Management Facility
The site Involved three leaking
underground fuel tanks In a residential
area.
Waste Oil
Solvents
Volatile Organlcs
Direct Contact
Sampling/Analysis
Disposal
Name Catskill Tire Rre *
City Catskill
State NY
NPL N
COSt $50000
Start 02/26/89
Completion 03/03/89
Name Clreuitron Corporation
City Farmlngdale
State NY
NPL Y
COSt $545.000
Start 09/15/88
Completion 09/28/89
Other
EPA was requested by local officials to
help respond to a tire fire that
encompassed 8 acres and involved
approximately 2 million tires. EPA
contractors performed air monitoring and
used heavy equipment to break up the
tire piles.
Inactive Production Facility
The site was an abandoned circuit board
printing facility that contained
above-ground storage tanks, underground
storage tanks, and drums holding
corrosive and flammable liquids. An
underground storage tank was leaking. A
university l« within 1 mile of the site.
Volatile Organics
Toxic Gases
Air Contamination
Direct Contact
Soil Contamination
Surface Water Contamination
Solvents
Metals
Air Contamination
Direct Contact
Drinking Water Contamination
Fire/Explosion Hazard
Gfoundwiter Contamination
Soil Contamination
Sampling/Analysis
Extinguished Fire
Sampling/Analysis
Organized Materials
Disposal
Thl* rite It« d*Mte Errwgtncy removal action.
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REGION 2
SUPERFUND EMERGENCY RESPONSE ACTIONS
Site Information
Name
City
State
NPL
Cost
Start
Completion
Oaremont Polychemlcal
Old Bethpage
NY
Y
$135,000
09/22/88
01/17/89
Incident Primary
Category/Description Contaminants
Inactive Production Facility Volatile Oganics
Metals
The site was an abandoned facility that Solvents
manufactured dyes for plastics. The
buildings and their contents were In
poor condition, resulting In a release
to the environment.
Threat(s)
Air Contamination
Direct Contact
Fire/Explosion Hazard
Soil Contamination
MHigative
Actfon(s)
Site Security
Overpacked Drums
Name East Moriches
City Brookhaven
State NY
NPL N
Cost $461,000
Start 02/13/87
Completion 02/28/88
Other
Drinking water at seven residences and
one commercial establishment was found
to exceed state guidelines for drinking
water purity. EPA provided bottled
water.
Volatile Oganics
Solvents
Direct Contact
Drinking Water Contamination
Groundwater Contamination
Provided Bottled Water
Name Friendship Drive
City Rocky Point
State NY
NPL N .
Cost $2,045,300
Start 03/26/86
Completion 02/23/89
Other
Sampling results indicated that the
10-day Health Advisory was exceeded in
residential wells. Residences were
provided bottled water until completion
of the water main installation.
Volatile Organics
Solvents
Direct Contact
Drinking Water Contamination
Groundwater Contamination
Provided Bottled Water
Provided Hookups to Water
Main
Name High View Terrace +
City West Seneca
State NY
NPL N
COSt $1,562,000
Start 10/10/88
Completion 04/13/89
Other
Excavation in a vacant lot in a dense
residential area revealed that cyanide
in the soil was migrating into a nearby
creek.
Cyanide
Direct Contact
Soil Contamination
Site Security
Sampling/Analysis
Excavation
Disposal
+ A removal action was previously completed at this site. Cost is cumulative for this action and price completion (s).
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REGION 2
Site Information
Name Long Island Sound (CG)
City Moriches
State NY
NPL N
Cost $2,000
Start 09/17/88
Completion 11/23/88
SUPERFUND EMERGENCY RESPONSE ACTIONS
Incident
Category/Description
Other
Wells supplying drinking water to
residences on this street exceeded
Removal Action Levels for VOCs.
Residents were provided bottled water
until the completion of the water main
Installation.
Primary
Contaminants
Threat(s)
Volatile Organics
Solvents
Drinking Water Contamination
Groundwater Contamination
Mltigative
Action(s)
Provided Bottled Water
Sampling/Analysis
Capped Wells
Provided Hookups to Water
Main
Name
City
Clala
Newstead Site Other
Newstead
MV Hazardous waste from a man
Volatile Organics
Acids
ufacturing Metals
Direct Contact
Soil Contamination
Sampling/Analysis
Excavation
Site Security
NPL N
Cost $117.000
Start 08/22/89
Completion 09/27/89
plant was illegally dumped near a
residential area.
Name Noah's Path
City Rocky Point
State NY
NPL N
COSt $640,750
Start 12/11/87
Completion 08/10/89
Other
Drinking water supplies to 142 homes
were contaminated with various VOCs.
Residents were provided bottled water
until the completion ol the water main
installation.
Volatile Organics
Solvents
Drinking Water Contamination
Provided Bottled Water
Provided Hookups to Water
Main
Name Rosen Site
City Cortland
State NY
NPL Y
COSt $238,416
Start 07/17/87
Completion 12/03/88
Inactive Waste Management Facility
This abandoned metal recovery facility
contained hazardous waste and was
located near schools, housing areas, and
creeks. EPA sampled, analyzed, and
overpacked the hazardous substance. The
PRPs agreed to coordinate disposal.
Volatile Organics
Metals
Solvents
Direct Contact
Drinking Water Contamination
Groundwater Contamination
Surface Water Contamination
Soil Contamination
Site Security
Organized Materials
Sampling/Analysis
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REGION 2
SUPERFUND EMERGENCY RESPONSE ACTIONS
SHe Information
Name
City
State
NPL
Cost
Start
Completion
Sabre Park
Niagara
NY
N
$175,000
10/10/88
07/19/89
Incident
Category/Description
Other
The site Is a residential trailer park.
During construction activities to expand
the park, residents complained of odors
emanating from the backfill used for
grading the site. A chemical company
was the source of the backfill material.
Primary
Contaminants
Metals
Volatile Organics
Solvents
Threat(s)
Direct Contact
Soil Contamination
MMigative
Adfon(s)
Sampling/Analysis
Excavation
Disposal
Site Restoration
Name Vanderhurst #2
City dean
State NY
NPL N
Cost $20,000
Start 03/03/89
Completion 03/31/89
Other
The site was an abandoned iron-plating
facility In a residential/industrial
area. Shutdown of the facility resulted
in a release of untreated sewage into
the Allegheny River. The site contained
drums and tanks holding various
hazardous materials, posing a
fire/explosion threat.
Acids
Bases
Solvents
Direct Contact
Drinking Water Contamination
Fire/Explosion Hazard
Site Security
Monitoring
Sampling/Analysis
Inventoried Tanks
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U.S. EPA REGION 3
For Information Contact:
Chief, Superfund Removal Branch,
Hazardous Waste Management
Division
841 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia, PA 19107
(215) 597-8132
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STATE
SITE NAME
REGION 3 FY 1989 REMOVAL COMPLETIONS
CITY
VA Point of Rocks
WV Fifth Street Drum Dump
Kay Lane Drum Dump
Leetown Abandoned Chemical Drum
Mechling Hill Drum Dump
Mount Clare Drum Dump
Otsego PCB Capacitor
Enon
Huntington
Charleston (Knollwood)
Leetown
Follansbee
Mount Clare
Otsego
NFL CLASSIC
STATUS EMERGENCY*
DE Raintree
MD Spectron, Inc.
PA Abandoned Chemical Trailer
Alderfer Landfill
East Kane Tar Pit
Eddystone Ave. Trailer Site
Jackson Ceramics Inc.
Monroe Street Site
Municipal & Industrial Disposal Corp.
Thompson Street Trailer
Valmont Site
Christiana
Elkton
West Versailles
Franconia Township
East Kane
Eddyston
Falls Creek
York
Elizabeth Township
Philadelphia
Hazleton
N
N ..
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
X
X
X
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
X
TOTALS FOR REGION 3
Number of Removal Completions 18
NPL Sites 0
Classic Emergency Sites 4
Total Cost for FY 89:
$4,929,908
A removal action was previously completed at this site.
* Classic Emergencies are those actions where the release requires that on-site activities be
initiated within hours of the lead agency's determination that a removal action is appropriate,
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REGION 3
SUPERFUND EMERGENCY RESPONSE ACTIONS
Site Information
Incident
Category/Description
Primary
Contaminants
Threat(s)
Mitigative
Actlon(s)
Name Raintree
CHy Christiana
State DE
NPL N
COSt $1,134,350
Start 02/01/88
Completion 04/05/89
Other
The site Included 12 homes in which
dangerous levels of methane gas were
detected. Four fill areas in the
community were the suspected sources of
this methane. DNREC Installed basement
ventilation systems, which EPA later
upgraded.
Methane Gas
Fire/Explosion Hazard
Direct Contact Threat
Excavation
Site Restoration
Basement Ventilation
Disposal
Name Spectron, Inc.
City Elkton
State MD
NPL N
COSt $41500
Start 05/24/89
Completion oa/25/89
Active Waste Management Facility
The plant operated as a resource
recovery facility, reclaiming a wide
range of industrial solvents generated
by pharmaceutical, paint, lacquer,
coatings, and chemical process
industries. EPA conducted a site
assessment, which was requested by the
State.
PCBs
Solvents
Volatile Organics
Direct Contact
Rre/Explosion Hazard
Groundwater Contamination
Soil Contamination
Migration Control
Cverpacked Drums
Bulked Materials
Name Abandoned Chemical Trailer
City West Versailles
State PA
NPL N
COSt $197,000
Start 04/01/88
Completion 01/19/39
Other
A trailer was abandoned on the site of a
car rental facility. The trailer
contained hazardous materials and showed
signs of vandalism.
Acids
Rre/Explosion Hazard
Direct Contact
Surface Water Contamination
Bulked Materials
Disposal
Name Alderfer Landfill
City Franconia Township
State PA
NPL N
COSt $85,403
Start 03/01/89
Completion os/26/89
Inactive Waste Management Facility
This landfill, used for solid waste
dumping, was closed in 1962. The site
continued to be used for midnight
dumping.
Low-Level Radioactive Waste
Direct Contact
Groundwater Contamination
Soil Contamination
Surface Water Contamination
Capping
Site Restoration
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REGION 3
SUPERFUND EMERGENCY RESPONSE ACTIONS
Site Information
Name
City
State
NPL
Cost
Start
Completion
East Kane Tar Pit *
East Kane
PA
N
$999,655
06/06/85
02/14/89
Incident
Category/Description
Other
A tornado disrupted the vegetative cover
over a chemical tar pit In a rural
community. Tar began seeping to the
surface.
Primary
Contaminants
Volatile Organics
Acids
Threat(s)
Direct Contact
Drinking Water Contamination
Mitigative
Action(s)
Site Security
Capping
Migration Control
Pumped Contaminants
Disposal
Name Eddystone Ave. Trailer Site
City Eddyston
State PA
NPL N
Cost $100,000
Start 12/09/88
Completion oe/og/eg
Other
The site was a trucking facility In an
industrial/commercial/residential area.
This site Included a trailer containing
organic compounds and flammable liquids.
Volatile Organics
Fire/Explosion Hazard
Disposal
AT: Thermal Destruction
Name Jackson Ceramics Inc.
City Falls Creek
State PA
NPL N
COSt $600.000
Start 03/03/88
Completion 02/10/89
Inactive Production Facility
An abandoned china-producing facility,
that used a lead-based glazing process,
illegally dumped wastes on site. The
site contained many drums and a lagoon.
Metals
Direct Contact
Soil Contamination
Surface Water Contamination
Site Security
Sampling/Analysis
Excavation
Capping
Disposal
Name
City
State
Monroe Street Site *
York
PA
Inactive Production Facility
The site contained approximately 40
Volatile Otganics
Acids
Waste Oil
Direct Contact
Fire/Explosion
Sampling/Analysis
Overpacked Drums
Disposal
NPL N
Cost $50.000
Start 08/03/88
Completion 11/09/88
drums that were corroded and leaking.
This aits Is a Classic Emargancy removal action.
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REGION 3
SUPERFUND EMERGENCY RESPONSE ACTIONS
Site Information
Name
CHy
State
NPL
Cost
Start
Completion
Municipal & Industrial Disposal Corp.
Elizabeth Township
PA
N
$135,000
02/19/88
01/10/89
Incident Primary
Category/Description Contaminants Threat(s)
Inactive Waste Management Facility Metals Soil Contamination
Volatile Organics
The site was an inactive disposal
facility, containing a lagoon holding
contaminated run-off water and sludge.
Mttigative
Action(s)
Migration Control
Sampling/Analysis
AT: Chemical
Name Thompson Street Trailer *
City Philadelphia
State PA
NPL N
COSt $505,000
Start 09/30/88
Completion o6/os/69
Other
The site involved five tractor trailers
containing drums of unknown
contaminants. The trailers were
unsecured and located In a residential
community.
Volatile Organics
Solvents
Fire/Explosion Hazard
Direct Contact
Sampling/Analysis
Overpacked Drums
Name Valmont Site
City Hazleton
State PA
NPL N
COSt $704,000
Start 10/26/87
Completion n/is/es
Other
The site involved 32 residences with
wells contaminated from the Valmont
Industrial Park. Residences were
provided bottled water until water main
installation was completed.
Volatile Organics
Solvents
Drinking Water Contamination
Direct Contact
Installed Carbon Biters
Provided Bottled Water
Provided Hookups to Water
Main
Site Restoration
Name Point of Rocks*
City Enon
State VA
NPL N
COSt $49500
Start 10/26/87
Completion 10/14/88
Other
The site encompassed 7 miles of
roadside littered with containers of
reagent bottles.
Acids
Volatile Organics
Direct Contact
Soil Contamination
Site Security
Sampling/Analysis
Overpacked Drums
Disposal
* This site is a Classic Emergency removal action.
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REGION 3
Site Information
Name Fifth Street Drum Dump
City Huntington
State wv
NPL N
Cost $19.000
Start 05/10/88
Completion 01/11/89
SUPERFUND EMERGENCY RESPONSE ACTIONS
Incident
Category/Description
Primary
Contaminants
Threat(s)
Other
Rve drums were abandoned near a private
residence.
Solvents
Direct Contact
Soil Contamination
Surface Water Contamination
Fire/Explosion Hazard
Mltigative
Action(s)
Sampling/Analysis
Overpacked Drums
Disposal
Name Kay Lane Drum Dump
City Charleston (Knollwood)
State wv
NPL N
Cost $10.000
Start 02/27/89
Completion 09/07/89
Midnight Dump
An unlabelled, leaking drum was
Illegally dumped at an unoccupied
residence.
Volatile Organics
Direct Contact
Rre/Explosion Hazard
Overpacked Drums
Disposal
Name Leetown Abandoned Chemical Drum Other
State wVtoWn Two drums were found on the banks of the
Mpi N Shenandoah River and were moved to the
C03t $15,000 WVDOH facility.
Start 03/17/88
Completion 09/07/89
Arsenic
Direct Contact
Drinking Water Contamination
Soil Contamination
Overpacked Drums
Temporary Storage
Disposal
Name Mechllng Hill Drum Dump
City Follansbee
State wv
NPL N
COSt $15,000
Start 02/27/89
Completion os/29/89
Midnight Dump
Two drums containing hazardous materials
were abandoned near a trailer court.
Volatile Organics
Solvents
Fire/Explosion Hazard
Overpacklng Drums
Temporary Storage
Disposal
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REGION 3
SUPERFUND EMERGENCY RESPONSE ACTIONS
Site Information
Name
City
State
NPL
Cost
Start
Completion
Mount Clare Drum Dump
Mount Clare
WV
N
$69,500
10/06/88
10/02/89
Incident
Category/Description
Midnight Dump
Rfteen deteriorating drums were
abandoned on a reclaimed strip mine.
The drums contained flammable wastes.
Primary
Contaminants
Volatile Organics
Threat(s)
Direct Contact
Soil Contamination
Fire/Explosion Hazard
Mitigative
Action(s)
Excavation
Overpacked Drums
Site Restoration
Disposal
Name Otsego PCB Capacitor
City Otsego
State wv
NPL N
Cost $200,000
Start 05/15/89
Completion 07/25/89
Other
The site included 120 leaking capacitors
in a storage unit at a closed mining
operation site. Soil and equipment were
contaminated with RGBs.
PCBs
Direct Contact
Soil Contamination
Surface Water Contamination
Sampling/Analysis
Disposal
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U. S. EPA REGION 4
For Information Contact:
Chief, Superfund Emergency
Response and Removal Branch,
Waste Management Division
345 Courtland Street, NE.
Atlanta, GA 30365
(404) 347-4097
JL
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STATE
REGION 4 PY 1989 REMOVAL COMPLETIONS
SITE NAME
CITY
A removal action was previously completed at this site.
NPL CLASSIC
STATUS EMERGENCY*
AL
FL
6A
KY
MS
NC
Bay front Road Drum Site
Floyd Bradford Road Chemicals
Richwood Avenue
Southern Plating
Welco Inc. Dump +
Ellis Road
S & S Flying Service
Southern Crop Services
Abrams Big Star Prop. Dump Site
Battlefield Parkway Ammo Dump
Cedartown Battery
Chemresol Inc.
Gwinnett County Lab Pack
Headland Drive Drums
Khoury Trailer Park
National Smelting & Refining Co.
Paper Mill Road Abandoned Drum
Clyde Elrod Drum Site
Donaldson Art Sign Company
Henderson Drum Site
National Electric Service Site
Taylor A L Site +
Amory Civil Defense Hospital
DSI Facility
Newsom Bros. Old Reichold Site +
Prentiss Creosote & Forest Products
Cape Fear Wood Processing. +
Carbonton Road Drum Site
Chadbourn Tire Fire
Currituck Phosphorus
Martins Creek Road
Mobile
Leeds
Irondale
Mobile
Woodville
Jacksonville
Marianna
Delray Beach
Oakwood
Fort Oglethorpe
Cedartown
Brunswick
Suwanee
East Point
Fort Valley
Atlanta
Lawrenceville
Kevil
Covington
Henderson
Dayhoit
Shepherdsville
Amory
Biloxi
Columbia
Prentiss
Fayetteville
Sanford
Chadbourn
Currituck
Barnardsville
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
Y
N
N
Y
N
Y
N
N
N
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Classic Emergencies are those actions where the release requires that on-site activities be
Initiated within hours of the lead agency's determination that a removal action is appropriate
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STATE
REGION 4 FY 1989 REMOVAL COMPLETIONS
SITE NAME
CITY
NPL CLASSIC
STATUS EMERGENCY*
NC
SC
TN
Pierce (Lynn) Property
Pilot Mountain Tire Fire
Red Cap Dog Food
United House of Prayer Drum Site
B. Miller Site
Hurricane Hugo Reconnaissance
Kellwood Timber Products
US Highway 17A South Drum
American creosote Works, Inc. +
Wrigley Charcoal
Wrigley Charcoal +
Apex
Pilot Mountain
Burlington
Salisbury
Mull ins
Charleston
Hardeeville
Georgetown
Jackson
Wrigley
Wrigley
N
N
11
N
N
N
N
N
Y
Y
X'
X
X
X
X
X
U8CG SITES
AL
FL
Mobile River
Gulf Breeze II
Mobile
Fnr-t- Wa1i-r«« na-»<->Vi
N
X
Gulf Breeze Nat'l Seashore
Hillsborough River Aban. Drum
Pensacola
Tampa
X
X
X
TOTALS FOR REGION 4:
Number of Removal Completions 46
NPL Sites 6
Classic Emergency Sites 27
Total Cost for FY 89 (excluding
USCG sites): $11,288,965
+ A removal action was previously completed at this site.
5i???i£ Sme&!?ciKS are £h£f!e actions where the release requires that on-site activities be
initiated within hours of the lead agency's determination that a removal action is appropriate.
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REGION 4
SUPERFUND EMERGENCY RESPONSE ACTIONS
Site Information
Incident
Category/Description
Primary
Contaminants
Threat(s)
MKigatlve
Actlon(s)
Name Baytront Road Drum Site
City Mobile
State AL
NPL N
COSt $1,600
Start 03/21/89
Completion 07/10/39
Midnight Dump -
One unlabelled 55-gallon drum washed
ashore on beachfront property.
Unknown
Surface Water Contamination
Overpacked Drums
Temporary Storage
Name Floyd Bradford Road Chemicals *
City Leeds
State AL
NPL N
COSt $210,750
Start 01/12/89
Completion os/is/89
Midnight Dump
Numerous drums and containers were found
stored under the main floor of an
abandoned house.
Volatile Organlcs
Acids
Direct Contact
Drinking Water Contamination
Fire/Explosion Hazard
Groundwater Contamination
Soil Contamination
Surface Water Contamination
Sampling/Analysis
Overpacked Drums
Disposal
Name Richwood Avenue *
City Irondale
State AL
NPL N
COSt $34,000
Start 03/21/89
Completion os/15/89
Midnight Dump
Several 55-gallon drums and 3 compressed
gas cylinders were abandoned. One drum
of toluene had exploded and one drum of
paint had caught fire.
Volatile Organics
Solvents
Air Contamination
Direct Contact
Fire/Explosion Hazard
Soil Contamination
Sampling/Analysis
Overpacked Drums
Disposal
Name Southern Plating *
City Mobile
State AL
NPL N
COSt $170.000
Start 05/12/88
Completion os/ii/89
Inactive Production Facility
The site was an electroplating company
that closed after Hurricane Frederick
caused Iho roof of building on the
site to collapse. Plating wastes were
left on site and were being released to
the environment.
Cyanide
Acids
Metals
Air Contamination
Direct Contact
Soil Contamination
Sampling/Analysis
Overpacked Drums
Disposal
This site Is a Classic &narg«ncy removal action.
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REGION 4
SUPERFUND EMERGENCY RESPONSE ACTIONS
Site Information
Incident
Category/Description
Primary
Contaminants
Threat(s)
Mitigative
Action(s)
Name Welco Inc. Dump +
CHy Woodville
State AL
NPL N
COSt $427,180
Start 09/26/88
Completion 05/19/39
Active Production Facility
Liquid plating waste was disposed of
Improperly at four sites. The fourth
dump Bite was less than 500 yards from
the City of Woodville's drinking water
well.
Cyanide
Metals
Direct Contact
Groundwater Contamination
Soil Contamination
Surface Water Contamination
Monitoring
Disposal
AT: Stabilization
Name Ellis Road
City Jacksonville
State FL
NPL N
COSt $170,000
Start 09/04/87
Completion 06/26/89
Inactive Production Facility
Rain water had collected and mixed with
contaminants to a depth of 2.5 feet
behind a 3-foot dike. Three residential
wells were within 100 yards of the dike.
PCBs
Direct Contact
Drinking Water Contamination
Groundwater Contamination
Surface Water Contamination
Pumped Contaminant
Migration Control
Name S & S Flying Service
City Marianna
State FL
NPL N
Cost $250,000
Start 09/30/88
Completion 11/23/88
Other
Pesticide containers and wing tanks were
routinely rinsed out on the grounds of
the facility. Eight thousand cubic
yards of soil were contaminated.
Volatile Organics
Pesticides
Solvents
Direct Contact
Groundwater Contamination
Soil Contamination
Surface Water Contamination
Excavation
Sampling/Analysis
Capping
Name Southern Crop Services
City Delray Beach
State FL
NPL N
COSt $1,926,726
Start 02/08/88
Completion 03/04/39
Active Production Facility
Improper disposal of pesticide waste and
containers in a natural pit posed
potential threats.
Pesticides
PCBs
Direct Contact
Groundwater Contamination
Surface Water Contamination
Sampling/Analysis
Disposal
AT: Thermal Destruction
f A removal action was previously completed at this site. Cost is cumulative for this action and price completion (s).
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REGION 4
Site Information
Name Abrams Big Star Prop. Dump Site *
City Oakwood
State GA
NPL N
Cost $5,000
Start 01/31/89
Completion oe/09/89
SUPERFUND EMERGENCY RESPONSE ACTIONS
Incident
Category/Description
Midnight Dump
Eight marked containers of hydriodlc
add were abandoned on the Abrams
property. The material was pH 0.
Primary
Contaminants
Acids
Threat(s)
Direct Contact
Fire/Explosion
Soil Contamination
MHlqative
Actfon(s)
Site Security
Sampling/Analysis
Cverpacked Drums
Disposal
Name Battlefield Parkway Ammo Dump *
City Fort Oglethorpe
State GA
NPL N
Cost $10,000
Start 03/15/88
Completion 01/01/89
Midnight Dump
Several broken and smoking bottles
containing horse medicine and several
rounds of ammunition were discovered by
contractors who were upgrading the site.
Non-Volatile Organics
Metals
Direct Contact
Fire/Explosion Hazard
Sampling/Analysis
Overpacked Drums
Site Security
Disposal
Name Cedartown Battery
City Cedartown
State GA
NPL N
COSt $1,692,300
Start 06/26/89
Completion 09/09/89
Other
The site of an inactive battery and
scrap metal business contained large
piles of battery casings. The site
covers approximately 6 acres.
Adds
Metals
Air Contamination
Direct Contact
Groundwater Contamination
Soil Contamination
Surface Water Contamination
Sampling/Analysis
Site Security
AT: Stabilization
Name Chemresol Inc.
City Brunswick
State GA
NPL N
COSt $250,150
Start 04/20/88
Completion 12/22/88
Inactive Waste Management Facility
Seven hundred tons of galvanized pit
wastes and smelter dust were stored In
deteriorating fiber bags and drums.
Various lab chemicals ware also present
atthefadllty. The site was near
residential drinking water wells.
Acids
Metals
Non-Volatile Organics
Direct Contact
Groundwater Contamination
Sot) Contamination
Sampling/Analysis
Site Security
Disposal
AT: Chemical
This site It a Cfa**lc Emergency removal action.
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REGION 4
SUPERFUND EMERGENCY RESPONSE ACTIONS
Site Information
Incident
Category/Description
Primary
Contaminants
Threat(s)
Mitigative
Action(s)
Name Gwlnnett County Lab Pack1
City Suwanee
State GA
NPL N
Cost $s,ooo
Start 10/28/88
Completion 10/28/88
Midnight Dump
A lab pack was found in a wooded area by
a hunter. Thirty-flight containers of
various substances had been abandoned.
Bases
Adds
Solvents
Sails
Fire/Explosion Hazard
Direct Contact
Soil Contamination
Excavation
Disposal
AT: Thermal Destruction
Name Headland Drive Drums *
City East Point
State GA
NPL N
Cost $1,000
Start 05/14/89
Completion 05/14/39
Midnight Dump
The site involved 11 abandoned drums
(labelled as hazardous wastes) dumped
behind a shopping center.
Suspected Hazardous Materials Direct Contact
Disposal
Name Khoury Trailer Park
City Fort Valley
State GA
NPL N
Cost $20,000
Start 09/13/88
Completion 03/15/89
Other
Five abandoned, unmarked, and leaking
drums were found near a mobile home
park.
Unknown
Direct Contact
Surface Water Contamination
Sampling/Analysis
Overpacked Drums
Disposal
Name National Smelting & Refining Co.
City Atlanta
State GA
NPL N
COSt $1,170
Start 06/14/89
Completion 06/26/89
Inactive Production Facility
The site involved several waste disposal
pits. Waste was dumped on the ground,
and lead slag and dust covered the site.
Lead sludge was also present. PRP did
actual cleanup-.
Metals
Arsenic
Air Contamination
Biological Threats
Direct Contact
Surface Water Contamination
Soil Contamination
Sampling/Analysis
Organized Materials
Bulked Materials
This site Is a Classic Emergency removal action.
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REGION 4
SUPERFUND EMERGENCY RESPONSE ACTIONS
Site Information
N*me
City
State
NPL
Cost
Start
Completion
Paper Mill Road Abandoned Drum *
Lawrencevllle
GA
N
$15.000
10/11/88
01/25/89
Incident Primary
Category/Description Contaminants
Midnight Dump Unknown
A leaking drum was abandoned on the
roadside.
Mfflgative
Threat(s) Actlon(s)
Direct Contact - Sampling/Analysis
Soil Contamination Overpacked Drums
Disposal
Name Clyde Elrod Drum Site *
City Kevil
State KY
NPL N
Cost $13,000
Start oe/07/89
Completion 07/31/89
Other
Approximatley 50 paint drums were
removed from a paint shop and stored at
a privately owned farm.
Volatile Organics
Solvents
Groundwater Contamination
Direct Contact
Soil Contamination
Sampling/Analysis
Name Donaldson Art Sign Company
City Covington
State KY
NPL N
COSt $120,000
Start 05/31/88
Completion 02/22/89
Active Production Facility
The plant was an abandoned sign painting
company. The site was in an urban
residential neighborhood, within 50 feet
of homes. Several fires had occurred on
site.
Volatile Organics
Fire/Explosion Hazard
Direct Contact
Sampling/Analysis
Bulked Materials
Overpacked Drums
Disposal
Name Henderson Drum Site *
City Henderson
State KY
NPL N
COSt $54,250
Start 01/20/89
Completion 07/19/89
Other
The site was a 14-acre concrete and
construction debris-filled area.
Eighty-three 55-galllon drums have been
dumped on the site. Thirty-six of those
drums had leaked their contents.
Volatile Organics
Solvents
Fire/Explosion Hazard
Soil Contamination
Direct Contact
Groundwater Contamination
Sampling/Analysis
Overpacked Drums
Disposal
This silo Is a Classic Emetguncy removal action.
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REGION 4
SUPERFUND EMERGENCY RESPONSE ACTIONS
Site Information
Incident
Category/Description
Primary
Contaminants
Threat(s)
Mitigative
Action(s)
Name National Bectric Service Site'
City Dayholt
State KY
NPL N
Cost $11,000
Start 03/04/89
Completion og/is/89
Active Production Facility
This facility manufactured mining
machinery. Degreaslng solvents and
repainting wastes were found on site.
Waste disposal practices at the company
on and off site resulted in
contamination of drinking water wells
adjacent to and approximately 1 mile
down river from the facility.
Volatile Organics
Solvents
Drinking Water Contamination Sampling/Analysis
Alternate Drinking Water
Name Taylor A L Site +
City Shepherdsvllle
State KY
NPL Y
Cost $200,000
Start io/28/88
Completion or/oi/sg
Inactive Waste Management Facility
A 13-acre refuse/chemical dump and drum
recycling center contained 4,200 leaking
drums of Ignitable solvents and
incompatible acids. The drums were
leaking into a tributary of the Ohio
River.
PCBs
Volatile Organics
Solvents
Acids
Bases
Fire/Explosion Hazard
Groundwater Contamination
Soil Contamination
Surface Water Contamination
Capping
Migration Control
Name Amory Civil Defense Hospital
City Amory
State MS
NPL N
Cost $59,750
Start ot/n/89
Completion 04/13/89
Other
A former civil defense hospital, located
in the basement of a Post Office,
contained old laboratory chemicals and
ether dating back to 1957.
Volatile Organics
Solvents
Rre/Explosion Hazard
Detonation
Disposal
AT: Recycling
Name DSI Facility
City Biloxi
State MS
NPL N
Cost $1,000,000
Start 07/07/88
Completion os/3i/89
Active Waste Management Facility
Waste oil sludge remained on site in
three lagoons and at the bottom of
treatment tanks. A river, which Is a
habitat for endangered species, is
located within 3 miles of the site.
Volatile Organics
Waste Oil
Acids
Direct Contact Excavation
Soil Contamination Disposal
Surface Water Contamination
+ A removal action was previously completed at this site. Cost is cumulative for this action and price completion(s).
* This site is a Classic Emergency removal action.
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REGION 4
SUPERFUND EMERGENCY RESPONSE ACTIONS
Site Information
Incident
Category/Description
Primary
Contaminants
Threat(s)
Mitigative
Actfon(s)
Name Newsom Bros. Old Reichold Site +
T.ity Columbia
State MS
NPL Y
COSt $25,000
Start 11/09/es
Completion 02/17/89
Inactive Waste Management Facility
This chemical manufacturing facility
closed following an explosion In 1979.
Many chemical wastes were left on site.
Volatile Organlcs
Non-Volatile Oiganlcs
Bases
Drinking Water Contamination
Soli Contamination
Surface Water Contamination
Sampling/Analysis
Migration Control
Name ""remiss Creosote & Forest Products
City .-remiss
State MS
NPL N
COSt $2,250,612
Start 03/30/87
Completion 02/17/99
Inactive Waste Management Facility
A bankrupt wood-treating company
Included three lagoons that threatened
to overflow into a stream. The site was
located 2 miles outside of the city, and
near residents with private wells.
Volatile Organlcs
Non-Volatile Organics
Groundwater Contamination
Direct Contact
Surface Water Contamination
Pumped Contaminants
Treatment
Temporary Storage
Disposal
AT: Thermal Destruction
Name Cape Fear Wood Processing +
City Fayetteville
State NC
NPL Y
COSt $25,000
Start 11/09/88
Completion 02/17/89
Inactive Production Facility
Containers of chemicals for wood
treatment were deteriorating at this
abandoned facility.
Arsenic
Volatile Organics
Metals
Direct Contact
Groundwater Contamination
Soil Contamination
Sampling/Analysis
Name Carbonton Road Drum Site
City Sanford
State NC
NPL N
COSt $11,000
Start 05/24/88
Completion 11/1 i/ea
Other
A residential property, which wa: used
for waste disposal, contained
deteriorating drums.
Arsenic
Metals
Waste Oil
Direct Contact
Fire/Explosion Hazard
Sampling/Analysis
Overpacked Drums
Disposal
+ Ar*mov«a«dk>nwMpfovJn{i).
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REGION 4
SUPERFUND EMERGENCY RESPONSE ACTIONS
Site Information
Name
City
State
NPL
Cost
Start
Completion
Chadboum Tire Fire *
. Chadboum
NC
N
$25,000
11/24/88
11/24/88
Incident
Category/Description
Other
A warehouse with 100,000 used tires and
an adjoining dry cleaning establishment
caught fire and burned. There is a
surrounding population of 2,100.
Primary
Contaminants
Volatile Organics
Metals
Acids
Threat(s)
Air Contamination
Soil Contamination
Mitigative
Actlon(s)
Sampling/Analysis
Extinguished Rre
Migration Control
Name Currituck Phosphorus'
City Currituck
State NC
NPL N
Cost $1,000
Start 01/20/89
Completion 01/20/39
Midnight Dump
A phosphorus flare was found on the
beach and then moved to the emergency
services command post.
Inorganic Waste
Direct Contact
Detonation "
Name Martins Creek Road *
City Barnardsville
State NC
NPL N
Cost $12,000
Start 10/04/88
Completion 05/31/39
Other
An abandoned 55-gallon drum was found in
a vacant lot.
Unknown
Direct Contact
Soil Contamination
Sampling/Analysis
Overpacked Drums
Disposal
Name Pierce (Lynn) Property
City Apex
State NC
NPL N
COSt $16,435
Start 09/28/88
Completion oe/oi/89
Other
Residents discovered drums of unknown
contents in their backyards.
Volatile Organics
Direct Contact
Soil Contamination
Surface Water Contamination
Sampling/Analysis
Overpacked Drums
Disposal
* This site Is a Classic Emergency removal action.
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REGION 4
Site Information
Name Pilot Mountain Tire Fire
City Pilot Mountain
State NC
NPL N
Cost $190.000
Start 10/27/88
Completion 11/03/88
SUPERFUND EMERGENCY RESPONSE ACTIONS
Incident
Category/Description
Other
Over a million tires caught fire in a
ravine that was 30 feet deep and 8 to 10
feet wide.
Primary
Contaminants
Ttireat(s)
Volatile Organics
Adds
Metals
Air Contamination
Soil Contamination
MHigative
Action(s)
Monitoring
Collection/Retention
installing Heat Sensors
Name Red Cap Dog Food *
City Burlington
State NC
NPL N
Cost $70,000
Start 03/30/89
Completion 09/14/89
Inactive Production Facility
The site involved approximately 20
55-gallon abandoned drums and 40
containers.
Volatile Organics
Metals
Acids
Bases
Pesticides
Direct Contact
Air Contamination
Sampling/Analysis
Overpacked Drums
Disposal
Name United House of Prayer Drum Site *
City Salisbury
State NC
NPL N
Cost $5,000
Start 11/04/88
Completion 12/22/88
Other
This site involved eleven abandoned
drums. A small stream that Hows within
100 feet of the drum site was threatened
by a potential release.
Unknown
Direct Contact
Soil Contamination
Surface Water Contamination
Sampling/Analysis
Overpacked Drums
Disposal
me B. Miller Site *
:jty Mullins
Inactive Production Facility
A Inorl nf fhomlpak nrnhablv from a
Volatile Organics
Solvents
Direct Contact
Drinking Water Contamination
Soil Contamination
Excavation
Disposal
Restoration
NPL N
COSt $95,000
Start 07/31/89
Completion 08/26/89
truck, was illegally dumped on the
highway right-of-way. The chemicals
dissolved a burled water supply line.
This site Is a Classic Emergency removal action.
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REGION 4
SUPERFUND EMERGENCY RESPONSE ACTIONS
Site Information
Name
City
State
NPL
cost
Start
Completion
Newsom Bros. Old Reichold Site +
Columbia
MS
Y
$25,000
11/09/88
02/17/89
Incident
Category/Description
Inactive Waste Management Facility
This chemical manufacturing facility
closed following an explosion in 1979.
Many chemical wastes were left on site.
Primary
Contaminants
Volatile Organics
Non-Volatile Organics
Bases
Threat(s)
Drinking Water Contamination
Soil Contamination
Surface Water Contamination
Mitigative
Actfon(s)
Sampling/Analysis
Migration Control
Name Prentiss Creosote & Forest Products Inactive Waste Management Facility
City Prentlss
Mm ^ A bankrupt wood-treating company
JNrL N included three lagoons that threatened
COSt $2,250,612 to overflow Into a stream. The site was
Start 03/30/87 located 2 miles outside of the city, and
Completion 02/17/89 near residents with private wells.
Volatile Organics
Non-Volatile Organics
Groundwater Contamination
Direct Contact
Surface Water Contamination
Pumped Contaminants
Treatment
Temporary Storage
Disposal
AT: Thermal Destruction
Name Cape Fear Wood Processing +
City Fayetteville
State NC
NPL Y
COSt $25,000
Start 11/09/88
Completion 02/17/39
Inactive Production Facility
Containers of chemicals for wood
treatment were deteriorating at this
abandoned facility.
Arsenic
Volatile Organics
Metals
Direct Contact
Groundwater Contamination
Soil Contamination
Sampling/Analysis
Name Carbonton Road Drum Site
City Sanford
State NC
NPL N
Cost $11,000
Start 05/24/88
Completion 11/11/88
Other
A residential property, which was used
for waste disposal, contained
deteriorating drums.
Arsenic
Metals
Waste Oil
Direct Contact
Fire/Explosion Hazard
Sampling/Analysis
Overpacked Drums
Disposal
+ A removal action was previously completed at this site. Cost is cumulative for this action and price completion(s).
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REGION 4
SUPERFUND EMERGENCY RESPONSE ACTIONS
Site Information
Incident
Category/Description
Primary
Contaminants
Threat(s)
MHlgatlve
Action(s)
Name Wrigley Charcoal
City Wrigley
State TN
NPL Y
Cost $1,200,000
Start 08/24/68
Completion 11/04/88
Inactive Production Facility
Tar sludge (4,200 cubic yards) was left
on site In tar pHs. Mill Creek, which
serves 5,500 people, is located near the
site and there was a danger that the
west bank of the creek would cut Into
the tar pit.
Volatile Organics
Acids
Direct Contact
Soil Contamination
Surface Water Contamination
Drinking Water Contamination
Migration Control
Name Wrigley Charcoal +
City Wrigley
State TN
NPL Y
COSt $575,042
Start 02/06/89
Completion 02/15/89
Inactive Production Facility
Leaks developed at several points In the
berm that contains the tar pH. Leaked
contaminants are flowing into Mill
Creek.
Volatile Organics
Acids
Direct Contact
Soil Contamination
Surface Water Contamination
Drinking Water Contamination
Migration Control
A removal action was previously completed at this site. Cost is cumulative lor this action and price completlon(s).
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U.S. EPA REGION 5
For information Contact:
Chief, Emergency and
Enforcement Response Branch,
Waste Management Division
230 S. Dearborn Street
Chicago, iL 60604
(312) 886-6236
W3I ,P *
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REGION 5 FY 1989 REMOVAL COMPLETIONS
STATE
SITE NAME
CITY
NPL CLASSIC
STATUS EMERGENCY*
IL Chicago Industrial Waste Haulers + Alsip N . . .
IN I.J. Recycling + Fort Wayne N
Midco II + GarY J .
Western Scrap Corp. Gary «
Westville Oil Co. + Westville N
MI Carter Industrials, Inc. + Detroit Y
Carter Industries Detroit *
Group Eight Technology Wyandotte w
Holtzman/Silverman Ypsilanti w
Pioneer Equipment Co. Detroit w
Thermo Chem Inc. Muskegon «
Zeiman & Grames Road Dump Site Milan «
MN South Andover Sites Andover v
Union Scrap Iron Metal -f Minneapolis x
OH Dayton Tire & Rubber Co. + Dayton N
Krejci Dump Boston Twp. , Summit County N
Summit Nat'l Liquid Disposal Serv. + Deerfield Y A
WI Alpha Casting Foundries Palmyra N X
J.K. Drum New London N
TOTALS FOR REGION 5
Number of Removal Completions 19
Total Cost for FY 89: $18,324,135
A removal action was previously completed at this site.
48
* Classic Emergencies are those actions where the release requires that on-site activities be
initiated within hours of the lead agency's determination that a removal action is appropriate.
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REGION 5
SUPERFUND EMERGENCY RESPONSE ACTIONS
Site Information
Incident
Category/Description
Primary
Contaminants
Threat(s)
MKigative
Actfon(s)
Name Chicago Industrial Waste Haulers +
City Aisip
State IL
NPL N
Cost $100,000
Start os/19/89
Completion oe/09/89
Inactive Waste Management Facility
The site was a facility that formerly
cleaned and repaired tanks, brokered
waste oil, and transported hazardous
wastes. EPA began the removal action
when the PHPs were In non-compliance
with an AO. The PRP will finish
cleaning up the site.
PCBs
Volatile Organic*
Solvents
Soil Contamination
Direct Contact
Fire/Explosion Hazard
Groundwater Contamination
Drinking Water Contamination
Air Contamination
Surface Water Contamination
Organized Materials
Disposal
AT: Thermal Destruction
Name I.J. Recycling +
City Fort Wayne
State IN
NPL N
COSt $2,815,000
Start 09/27/87
Completion 11/13/88
Inactive Waste Management Facility
The site was a former waste oil/solvent
recycling facility and includes
approximately 3,000 drums and 21
above-ground storage tanks. EPA's
initial removal action involved
stabilizing the site. This removal
action Involved removing wastes. The
PRP will finish cleaning up the site.
PCBs
Solvents
Volatile Organics
Direct Contact
Fire/Explosion Hazard
Surface Water Contamination
Air Contamination/Inhalation
Soil Contamination
Drinking Water Contamination
Site Security
Bulked Materials
Overpacked Drums
Disposal
AT: Thermal Destruction
Name Midco n +
City Gary
State IN
NPL Y
COSt $2,853.000
Start 12/19/84
Completion os/26/89
Inactive Waste Management Facility
This 7-acre site was a solvent
industrial waste recycling and disposal
facility. The site was abandoned after
a fire occurred on site. An initial
action addressed the above-ground tanks.
This particular action addressed twelve
burned and deteriorating 10,000 gallon
above ground tanks, a sludge pit, and a
filter pit. The site was abandoned after
a fire occurred.
PCBs
Solvents
Volatile Organics
Metals
Direct Contact
Fire/Explosion Hazard
Soil Contamination
Surface Water Contamination
Groundwater Contamination
Drinking Water Contamination
Site Security
Excavation
Bulked Materials
Disposal
AT: Thermal Destruction
Name Western Scrap Corp.
City Gary
State IN
NPL N
COSt $296,200
Start 07/09/86
Completion 03/16/89
Other
The site included 400 drums, small pails
and cans, and 7 tanker trailers, many of
which were leaking. The site was
unsecured.
PCBs
Non-Volatile Organics
Volatile Organics
Cyanide
Direct Contact
Fire/Explosion Hazard
Soil Contamination
Sampling/Analysis
Solidified Materials
Overpacked Drums
Disposal
AT: Thermal Destruction
A removal action was previously completed at this site. Cost is cumulative for this action and price compietion(s).
_
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REGION 5
COSt $3,260.000
Start 10/07/88
Completion 12/12/88
SUPERFUND EMERGENCY RESPONSE ACTIONS
Site Information
Name
City
State
Kim
Westville Oil Co. +
WesMlle
IN
Incident
Category/Description
Industrial Waste Management Facility
The site was a former waste oil
rocvHinn f«rilitu that was contaminated
Primary
Contaminants
PCBs
Volatile Organics
Threat(s)
Direct Contact
Drinking Water Contamination
Groundwater Contamination
Soil Contamination
Mitigative
Action(s)
Collection/Retention
Migration Control
with PCBs. EPA's initial response was
to stabilize the site, including
installing a synthetic liner. This
removal action was an emergency response
to repair the liner.
Name Carter Industrials, Inc.'
City Detroit
State Ml
NPL Y
COSt $1,904.000
Start 06/06/86
Completion os/31/89
Inactive Production Facility
The site was unsecured and involved
PCB-contaminated soil, oil, and areas
outside of the site. The surrounding
neighborhood had significant
contamination.
PCBs
Direct Contact
Soil Contamination
Sampling/Analysis
Site Security
Excavation
Capping
Disposal
Name Group Eight Technology
City Wyandotte
State MI
NPL N
COSt $42,500
Start 08/11/89
Completion 09/19/89
Inactive Production Facility
This site was a hubcap manufacturing
plant partially destroyed by a fire.
Several plating pits with high levels of
chromium and PCB-contaminated
transformers were on site. After EPA
secured the site, the PRP took
responsibility for cleanup.
PCBs
Chromium
Soil Contamination
Direct Contact
Surface Water Contamination
Groundwater Contamination
Site Security
Migration Control
Name Holtzman/Silverman
City YpsilanU
State Ml
NPL N
COSt $38,000
Start 03/27/89
Completion 03/29/89
Other
The site was a sand and gravel
extraction facility. Former dumping
activities resulted In PCS contamination
and drums of wastes left on site.
PCBs
Volatile Organics
Solvents
Direct Contact
Soil Contamination
Surface Water Contamination
Sampling Analysis
>. Cost I* cumulative for thit action and pric« compMon(<).
TO» tJt* U « Cttuic Em*rgtncy rt moval action.
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REGION 5
SUPERFUND EMERGENCY RESPONSE ACTIONS
Site Information
Incident
Category/Description
Primary
Contaminants
Threat(s)
Mitigative
Action(s)
Name Pioneer Equipment Co.
City Detroit
State MI
NPL N
COSt .$716,000
Start 07/22/87
Completion 12/02/88
Inactive Waste Management Facility
Electrical equipment leaking oil, as
well as drums and compressed tanks
, containing unknown materials, were
discovered In a warehouse. Residential
areas and two schools are located near
the site.
PCBs
Asbestos
Direct Contact
Surface Water Contamination
Bulked Material
Overpacked Drums
Disposal
AT: Thermal Destruction
Name Thermo Chem Inc.'
City Muskegon
State MI
NPL Y
Cost $50,000
Start 09/12/88
Completion 12/20/88
Inactive Production Facility
This Inactive facility included
contaminated soils, pits, vats, three
small buildings, three seepage lagoons,
and two above-ground tank farms.
Solvents
Acids
Bases
Direct Contact
Rre/Explosion Hazard
Sampling/Analysis
Bulked Materials
Disposal
At: Thermal Destruction
Name Zeiman & Grames Road Dump Site
City , Milan
State MI
NPL N
COSt $1,470,000
Start 10/05/87
Completion 12/22/88
Other
The site included 5 acres of farmland
which were utilized as a disposal area
for drums of hazardous wastes.
Residents with drinking water wells are
located within 1/2 mile of the site.
PCBs
Acids
Solvents
Inorganic Waste
Direct Contact
Soil Contamination
Surface Water Contamination
Groundwater Contamination
Drinking Water Contamination
Sampling/Analysis
Excavation
Overpacked Drums
Migration Control
Disposal
AT: Chemical
Na me South Andover Sites
City Andover
State MN
NPL Y
COSt $66,032
Start 06/19/89
Completion os/n/eg
Inactive Waste Management Facility
This site Included chemical wastes,
paints, solvents, and Inks. There were
also over 3 million tires on site. The
mitigative action Involved erecting a
fence to eliminate midnight dumping and
to secure the site pending remedial
action.
PCBs
Solvents
Metals
Volatile Organics
Fire/Explosion
Groundwater Contamination
Surface Water Contamination
Soil Contamination
Ecological Damage
Site Security
* This site is a Classic Emergency removal action.
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REGION 5
Site Information
Name Union Scrap Iron Metal +
City Minneapolis
State MN
NPL Y
COSt $628,500
Start 11/27/87
Completion 12/12/88
SUPERFUND EMERGENCY RESPONSE ACTIONS
Incident
Category/Description
Primary
Contaminants
Threat(s)
Inactive Waste Management Facility
Prior battery recycling activities at
this site resulted in lead contamination
of on-slte soils, debris, a building,
and a concrete pad. '
Metals
Air Contamination/Inhalation
Direct Contact
Soil Contamination
Groundwater Contamination
Mitigative
Action(s)
Site Security
Containment/Retention
Excavation
Disposal
Name Dayton Tire & Rubber Co. +
City Dayton
State OH
NPL N
COSt $2,133,927
Start 12/07/87
Completion os/08/89
Inactive Production Facility
The site was an abandoned tire
manufacturing plant. During periods of
heavy rainfall, PCB-contaminated oil
washed into an adjacent creek.
PCBs
Waste CHI
Surface Water Contamination
Soil
Fire/Explosion Hazard
Groundwater Contamination
Ecological Damage
Site Security
Excavation
Solidified Materials
Disposal
AT: Thermal Destruction
Chemical
Name Krejcl Dump
City Boston Twp., Summit County
State OH
NPL N
Cost $1,509,650
Start 06/09/87
Completion 11/04/88
Inactive Waste Management Facility
Several thousand leaking drums, lab
packs, compressed gas cylinders, bulk
sludge containers, and a lagoon were
discovered on site. A residential area
is located 1/4 mile away.
PCBs
Solvents
Metals
Direct Contact
Surface Water Contamination
Soil Contamination
Sampling/Analysis
Site Security
Solidified Materials
Overpacked Drums
Disposal
Name
City
State
Cost
Start
Completion
Summit Nafl Liquid Disposal Serv. +* Inactive Waste Management Facility
Deerfield
OH The site is an abandoned incineration
Y facility. Two previous removals
$363,326 addressed surface containers, an
06/15/89 underground storage tank, and migration
06/17/89 control. This action addressed overflow
caused by heavy rainfall.
Volatile Organics
Acids
Surface Water Contamination
Soil Contamination
Direct Contact
Migration Control
Site Restoration
+ A removal action was pwvloudy comptottd «tthistil*. Cost Is cumuWlvt (of this action and pHca comp«k>n(s).
* This til* Is a Classic Ermromcy removal action.
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REGION 5
SUPERFUND EMERGENCY RESPONSE ACTIONS
Site Information
Name
City
State
NPL
Cost
Start
Completion
Alpha Casting Foundries *
Palmyra
Wl
N
$53,000
07/13/88
02/23/89
Incident
Category/Description
Other
Wastes left on site contaminated the
air, causing dizziness and nausea to
personnel from the Palmyra Police and
WDNR who visited the site.
Primary
Contaminants
Bases
Threat(s)
. Rre/Explosion Hazard
Air Contamination
Direct Contact
Mftigative
Actfon(s)
Sampling/Analysis
Excavation
Disposal
AT: Thermal Destruction
Name J.K. Drum
City New London
State wi
NPL N
COSt $25.000
Start 08/16/89
Completion
Other
The site was a former drum
reconditioning facility that Included a
building with open vats of acid and
deteriorating drums. This removal
action Involved securing and stabilizing
the site.
Bases
Acids
Volatile Organics
Direct Contact
Fire/Explosion Hazard
Groundwater Contamination
Soil Contamination
Surface Water Contamination
Site Security
Organized Materials
Cverpacked Drums
* This site is a Classic Emergency removal action.
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U.S. EPA REGION 6
For Information Contact:
Chief, Emergency Response
Branch, Environmental
Services Division
1445 Ross Avenue
Dallas, TX 75202
(214) 655-2270
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REGION 6 FY 1989 REMOVAL COMPLETIONS
NPL CLASSIC
STATE SITE NAME CITY STATUS EMERGENCY*
AR Gramlich Residence Site Fort Smith N
Jacksonville Crane Site Jacksonville N
Weatherford Residence Jacksonville N
LA American Creosote + Winnifield N
NM Springer Wood Treater Springer N
OK Fourth Street Abandoned Refinery Oklahoma City Y
TX Catford Road Houston N
Crystal Chemical Company Houston Y
Davife Street Drum Site Houston ' N
French, Ltd. Crosby Y X
Jensen Drive Drum Site Houston N
Jensen Drive Drum Site + Houston N
Sikes Disposal Pits + Crosby Y X
Sikes Disposal Pits + Crosby Y X
Texarkana Wood Preserving Co. + Texarkana Y
Texarkana Wood Preserving Co. + Texarkana Y X
U.S. Customs - Millington Addition Presidio N
A removal action was previously completed at this site.
Classic Emergencies are those actions where the release requires that on-site activities be
initiated within hours of the lead agency's determination that a removal action is appropriate.
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REQIOH 6 FIT 1989 REMOVAL COMPLETIONS
OSCS SITES
LA Seawall New Orieans
N
TX Affel Part Galveston
Bolivar Beach Bolivar
Galveston Beach _ Galveston
Bolivar Beach Bolivar N
Galveston Beach Galveston M
Gulf Intercoastal Waterway Galveston N
Matagorda N
N
N
n 11 Galveston N
Rollover Pass Gilchrist N
Spanish Grant Beach Galveston M
Stewart Beach Galveston JJ
Offatts Bayou Galvliton
£3*? 5 ^aCh Galveston Island N
Pocket Park _ Galveston -
TOTALS FOR REGION 6:
Number of Removal Completions..... 30
NPL Sites T 7
Classic Emergency Sites * *' 5
Total Cost for FY 89 (excluding
USCG sites): $4,029,210
A removal action was previously completed at this site.
fif^?»L5mf,^Vci^S are *h£ue actions where the release requires that on-site activities be
initiated within hours of the lead agency's determination that a removal action is appropriate.
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REGION 6
SUPERFUND EMERGENCY RESPONSE ACTIONS
Site Information
Incident
Category/Description
Primary
Contaminants
Threat(s)
Mttlgati
Action(
ve
on(s)
Name Gramlloh Residence Site
City Fort Smith
State AR
NPL N
COSt $1,375,963
Start 07/06/88
Completion 11/16/88
Other
PCB contamination of a city block
resulted from the storage and spraying
of PCB oil on unpaved roads and alleys.
PCBs
Pesticides
Non-Volatile Oganics
Soil Contamination
Direct Contact
Sampling/Analysis
Excavation
Site Restoration
Disposal
Name Jacksonville Crane Site
City Jacksonville
State AR
NPL N
COSt $20,991
Start 04/21/89
Completion oe/20/89
Other
An industrial crane was contaminated.
The site was unsecured.
Acids
Dloxin
Volatile Organics
Graundwater Contamination
Soil Contamination
Surface Water Contamination
Bulked Materials
Relocated to NPL Site
Name Weatherford Residence
City Jacksonville
State AR
NPL N
COSt $212,444
Start 04/20/89
Completion 06/21/89
Other
Dioxin contaminated trucks, soil, and
equipment were stored in a residential
area.
Acids
Dioxin
Volatile Organics
Graundwater Contamination
Soil Contamination
Surface Water Contamination
Bulked Materials
Relocated to NPL Site
Name American Creosote +
City Winnlfleld
State LA
NPL N
COSt $872,363
Start 04/10/89
Completion oe/06/89
Other
Wood preservative chemicals were left In
tanks whose failure was imminent.
Collapse of tanks would have resulted In
a discharge to bordering creeks.
Volatile Organics
Non-Volatile Organics
Air Contamination
Direct Contact
Ecological Damage
Soil Contamination
Surface Water Contamination
Solidified Materials
Bulked Materials
Pumped Contaminants
Disposal
AT: Chemical
+ A ramoval action was previously complslud at this sit*. Cost Is cumulative for this action and pr!c« compltltonfs).
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REGION 6
SUPERFUND EMERGENCY RESPONSE ACTIONS
Site Information
Name
City
State
NPL
Cost
Start
Completion
Springer Wood Traater
Springer
NM
N
$837,100
08/15/88
06/18/89
Incident
Category/Description
Inactive Production Facility
Soil was contaminated during a wood
treating process. Wind and water caused
a high rate of erosion and contamination
of drainage ditch. Residents and
businesses are located near the site.
Primary
Contaminants
Furans
Dioxln
Volatile Organics
Non-Volatile Organics
Threat(s)
Direct Contact
Surface Water Contamination
Mitigative
Action(s)
Site Security
Excavation
Disposal
Name Fourth Street Abandoned Refinery
City Oklahoma City
State OK
NPL Y
COSt $31,798
Start 09/OS/89
Completion 09/27/89
Name Catford Road
City Houston
State TX
NPL N
COSt $13,356
Start oa/12/88
Completion 01/04/89
Inactive Production Facility
The site involved an abandoned oil
refinery/reclamation facility that
Included two unlined, liquid-filled
sludge pits, several liquid-filled
sumps, and & large tar mat.
Additionally, the site had been used as
a trash dump. This NPL site was only
partially fenced and therefore open to
trespassers.
Midnight Dump
Eighteen drums were discovered in an
unused right-of-way. Drums leaked onto
the soil. Access was unrestricted.
Metals
Volatile Organics
Pesticides
Volatile Organics
Direct Contact
Groundwater Contamination
Surface Water Contamination
Soil Contamination
Site Security
Direct Contact
Soil Contamination
Surface Water Contamination
Fire/Explosion Hazard
Sampling/Analysis
Overpacked Drums
Excavation
Disposal
Name Crystal Chemical Company
City Houston
State TX
NPL Y
COSt $139,071
Start 08/30/88
Completion 10/13/88
Other
The site Involved containers of raw and
finished products that spilled/leaked.
Rain caused the contamination to spread
outside the site area.
Arsenic
Direct Contact
Soil Contamination
Surface Water Contamination
Site Security
Migration Control
Disposal
Capping
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REGION 6
SUPERFUND EMERGENCY RESPONSE ACTIONS
Site Information
Name Davis Street Drum Site
City Houston
State TX
NPL N
COSt $188,454
Start 03/21/89
Completion 04/24/89
Incident
Category/Description
Midnight Dump
Drums containing asphalt residues and
paint wastes were found abandoned and
deteriorating. Many were open to the
environment, leaking their contents Into
the soil. The site was accessible to
trespassers.
Primary
Contaminants
Arsenic
Metals
Volatile Organics
Threat(s)
MHigatlve
Actfon(s)
Direct Contact
Soil Contamination
Excavation
Cverpacked Drums
Staged Drums
Disposal
Name French, Ltd. *
City Crosby
State TX
NPL Y
COSt $7,958
Start 05/23/89
Completion 06/05/89
Inactive Production Facility
Rood waters inundated the site,
creating concerns for drinking water
supplies.
Volatile Organics
Toxic Gases
Drinking Water Contamination
Groundwater Contamination
Surface Water Contamination
Provided Bottled Water
Name Jensen Drive Drum Site
City Houston
State TX
NPL N
COSt $237,366
Start 12/14/88
Completion 04/24/89
Inactive Waste Management Facility
Drums filled with various chemicals were
stored improperly.
Arsenic
Metals
Volatile Organics
Acids
Bases
Air Contamination
Ecological Damage
Direct Contract Threat
Fire/Explosion Hazard
Soil Contamination
Sampling/Analysis
Bulked Materials
Excavation
Staged Drums
Name Slkes Disposal Pits +'
City Crosby
State TX
NPL Y
COSt $7,145
Start 05/24/89
Completion 07/31/89
Inactive Production Facility
Hooding had previously caused extensive
damage to fences and retaining dikes.
This subsequent removal action consisted
of Improving upon actions taken from
5/24/87 to 6/5/89.
Volatile Organics
Non-Volatile Organics
Direct Contact
Drinking Water Contamination
Groundwater Contamination
Soil Contamination
Surface Water Contamination
Ecological Damage
Site Security
Excavation
A removal action was previously completed at this stt«. Cost is cumulative for tola action and prk» compI«Hon(s).
This site Is a Classic Emorgoncy removal action.
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REGION 6
SUPERFUND EMERGENCY RESPONSE ACTIONS
Site Information
Incident
Category/Description
Texarkana Wood Preserving Co. + * Inactive Production Facility
, Texarkana *
NPL Y* A wood treating facility contained
Cost $20 591 contaminated lagoons, evaporation ponds,
Start 12/08/88 a Soil-
Completion os/oa/sa
Primary
Contaminants
Volatile Organics
Non-Volatile Organics
Threat(s)
Mitigative
Act(on(s)
Direct Contact
Drinking Water Contamination
Groundwater Contamination
Surface Water Contamination
Soil Contamination
Ecological Damage
Pumped Contaminants
Disposal
Migration Control
u-s- Customs - Millington Addition
City Presidio
State TX
NPL N
Cost $65,605
Start 08/17/88
Completion 10/03/88
Other
An abandoned airstrip used for aerial
pesticide application was odorous, and
contained drums of contaminants. Soil
around the airstrip was discolored.
Arsenic
Metals
Pesticides
Direct Contact
Goundwater Contamination
Soil Contamination
Surface Water Contamination
Disposal
Site Restoration
+ A removal action was previously completed at this site. Cost is cumulative for this action and price completions).
* This site is a Classic Emergency removal action.
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U.S. EPA REGION 7
For Information Contact:
Chief, Emergency Planning
and Response Branch,
Environmental Services Division
25 Funston Road
Kansas City, KS 66115
(913) 236-3888
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REGION 7 FY 1989 REMOVAL COMPLETIONS
STATE
KS
MO
NE
SITE NAME
Leavenworth Road Explosives
Robinson Drum Site
Yoder VOCs
Access Road to Old Highway 141
Bubbling Springs Arena
Pollock Site +
Saddle & Spur Arena
Timberline Stables +
Walls Residence Subsite (Piazza Rd.)
Fremont Trizone Cylinder
Nebraska Army Ordnance Plant +
Park Mobile Home Groundwater Cont.
CITY
Kansas City
Robinson
Yoder
Jefferson County
Fenton
Kansas City
High Ridge
New Bloomfield
St. James
Fremont
Mead
Norfolk
TOTALS FOR REGION 7
Number of Removal
Total Cost for FY
NFL CLASSIC
STATUS EMERGENCY*
N X
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N X
Y
N
Completions ...... 12
89: $6,827,500
+ A removal action was previously completed at this site.
* Classic Emergencies are those actions where the release requires that on-site activities be
initiated within hours of the lead agency's determination that a removal action is appropriate.
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REGION 7
SUPERFUND EMERGENCY RESPONSE ACTIONS
Site Information
Incident
Category/Description
Primary
Contaminants
Threat(s)
MHtaatlve
Actfcn(s)
Name Leavenworth Road Explosives'
City Kansas City
State KS
NPL N
COSt $38,226
Start 12/07/88
Completion 12/09/88
Transportation Related
The site consisted of a truck loaded
with shock-sensitive ammonium
perchlorate. The drums were In poor
condition and shipped with Incompatible
materials. All drums ware overpacked
for transportation to disposal.
Inorganic Waste
Fire/Explosion Hazard
Disposal
AT: Thermal Destruction
Name Robinson Drum Site
City Robinson
State KS
NPL N
COSt $798
Start 09/09/88
Completion 10/03/88
Midnight Dump
The site involved the midnight dumping
of 3 30-gallon drums in deteriorating
condition, containing flammable wastes.
The drums were dumped In an open
field, 1/8 mile from the closest
residence, and ultimately picked up for
disposal.
Volatile Organics
Soil Contamination
Fire/Explosion
Sampling/Analysis
Cverpacked Drums
Disposal
Name YoderVOCs
City Yoder
State KS
NPL N
COSt $384,773
Start n/16/87
Completion 04/30/89
Other
A drinking water source for 150 people
was contaminated as a result of
suspected spills ol carbon tetrachloride
(used as a grain fumigant) and potential
past UST releases.
Volatile Organics
Direct Contact
Drinking Water Contamination
Alternate Water Supply
Name Access Road to Old Highway 141
City Jefferson County
State MO
NPL N
COSt $88,066
Start 09/23/88
Completion 07/29/89
Inactive Waste Management Facility
The access road was oiled in the early
1970s with TCDD contaminated waste oil.
Soil with documented levels of
contamination as high as 200 ppb, was
excavated and stored on site.
Dioxin
Wastes Oils
Direct Contact
Soil Contamination
Surface Water Contamination
Groundwater Contamination
Drinking Water Contamination
Air Contamination
Sampling/Analysis
Site Security
Site Restoration
* This site is a Classic Emergency removal action.
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REGION 7
SUPERFUND EMERGENCY RESPONSE ACTIONS
Site Information
Name Bubbling Springs Arena
City Fenton
State MO
NPL N
COSt $820,195
Start 07/18/88
Completion 01/25/39
Name Pollock site +
City Kansas City
State MO
NPL N
COSt $325,333
Start 03/28/88
Completion os/04/89
Name Saddle & Spur Arena
City High Ridge
State MO
NPL N
COSt $631,415
Start 08/22/88
Completion os/i5/89
Incident
Category/Description
Other
The arena was sprayed with dioxin (TCDD)
contaminated waste oil In 1971 for dust
suppression. Animal and vehicular
traffic and erosion has moved
contamination from the arena.
Contaminated soil was excavated to meet
residential area standards. The soil
was bagged and stored in an on-site
building awaiting disposal.
Inactive Waste Management Facility
A variety of chemicals and hazardous
materials accumulated on the site during
the operations of several enterprises
from the 1930s. The current owner tried
to illegally dispose of the chemicals.
Over 200 tons of solid waste and 2,000
gallons of liquid waste were disposed.
Other
The arena was oiled with dioxin (TCDD)
contaminated waste oil in 1971 or 1972.
About 2,550 cubic yards of contaminated
soil was excavated and is in storage
awaiting disposal.
Primary
Contaminants
Threat(s)
Dioxin
Waste CHI
Direct Contact
Soil Contamination
Air Contamination
Groundwater Contamination
Surface Water Contamination
Volatile Organics
Metals
Acids
Solvents
Asbestos
Direct Contact
Rre/Explosion Hazard
Surface Water Contamination
Waste Oil
Air Contamination
Direct Contact
Soil Contamination
Surface Water Contamination
Mitigative
Action(s)
Excavation
Temporary Storage
Overpacked Drums
Excavation
Organized Materials
'Bulked Materials
Disposal
AT: Recycling
Thermal Destruction
Cleared Debris and Brush
Excavation
Bulked Materials
Constructed Storage Facility
Site Restoration
Name Timberline Stables +
City New Bloomfield
State MO
NPL N
COSt $941,920
Start 04/16/88
Completion 11/03/88
Other
The arena was sprayed with
dioxin-contaminatod waste oil for dust
control. Soil exceeding an average
concentration of 1 ppb was excavated and
stored.
Dioxin
Waste Oil
Direct Contact
Drinking Water Contamination
Soil Contamination
Surface Water Contamination
Sampling/Analysis
Excavation
Decontaminated Structures
Overpacked Drums
Site Restoration
Temporary Storage
+ A removal action was previously completed »t tM» t««. Cost Is cumutativa for «s action and prica compl«Uon(s).
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REGION 7
SUPERFUND EMERGENCY RESPONSE ACTIONS
Site Information
Name Walls Residence Subsite (Piazza Rd.)
City St. James
State MO
NPL N
COSt $3,404,145
Start 08/24/88
Completion 07/02/39
Incident Primary
Category/Description Contaminants
Other Dloxln
This site was coated with
TCDD-contamlnated oil in 1971. Soil and
stream sediments were excavated and
stored In an on-site storage facility.
Threat(s)
Direct Contact
Soil Contamination
Air Contamination
Surface Water Contamination
Mftlgative
Action(s)
Sampling/Analysis
Name Fremont Trlzone Cylinder *
City Fremont
State NE
NPL N
COSt $13,386
Start 03/08/89
Completion oe/12/89
Other
A 22-pound fumlgant cylinder was
abandoned In 1966. One of the chemical
components was a shock-sensitive
explosive.
Volatile Organics
Fire/Explosion Hazard
Air Contamination
Direct Contact
Detonation
Name Nebraska Army Ordnance Plant +
City Mead
State NE
NPL Y
Cost $300
Start 02/21/89
Completion 03/22/39
Other
The plant was formerly owned by DOD.
The principal operation was to assemble
bombs. In the 1960s, approximately
9,000 acres were transferred to the UNE.
The site is the suspected source of TOE
contamination of a private well. The
Army Corps of Engineers provided bottled
water until funding for an alternative
water source was obtained.
Volatile Organics
Solvents
Drinking Water Contamination
Groundwater Contamination
Provided Bottled Water
Name Park Mobile Home Groundwater Cont. Other
City Norfolk
lifaf ^ ^wo Drinking water wells which serve 340
NPL N people were contaminated with carbon
COSt $178,943 tetrachloride and various volatile
Start 02/01/88 . organic compounds. The POPs signed a
Completion 09/06/89 consent order that stipulated that they
supply drinking water to the residents.
Volatile Organics
Direct Contact
Drinking Water Contamination
Installed Carbon Filters
AT: Physical
+ A removal action was previously completed at this site. Cost is cumulative tor this action and price completions).
* This site is a Classic Emergency removal action.
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U.S. EPA REGION 8
For information Contact:
Chief, Emergency Response
Branch, Hazardous Waste
Management Division
One Denver Place
999 18th Street, Suite 500
Denver, CO 80202-2405
(303) 293-1723
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REGION 8 FY 1989 REMOVAL COMPLETIONS
STATE
SITE NAME
CITY
NFL CLASSIC
STATUS EMERGENCY*
CO
MT
ND
SD
UT
WY
Brighton Drum
Central City-Clear Creek +
Denver Radium Site
Loveland Fireworks
Ordway Drum
Sand Creek Industrial +
Montana Pole and Treating
Arsenic Trioxide Site +
Cheyenne River Sioux Resvn. Drums
Lone Man Pesticides
Porcupine Bait
Red Shirt Table Elem. School
Tri-State Ref . "C" Mint
Livingston Property
Singley Drums
Mickelson Ranch
Mystery Bridge at HWY 20
Yttrium Processing Plant
E
3
E
I
C
C
E
I
E
I
I
I
C
V
I
I
I
I
Brighton
.daho Springs, Central
)enver
joveland
)rdway
lommerce City
Jutte
jidgerwood
:agle Butte
>ine Ridge
'orcupine
led Shirt Table
Jioux Falls
lest Jordan
Jountiful
Jig Piney
]vansville
jaramie
TOTALS FOR REGION 8
Number of Removal
Ol a ecs l r* "FmPTTfPl
Total Cost for FY
N
City Y
Y
N
N
Y
Y
Y
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
Y
N
Completions .
89: $8
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
18
.... 6
. . . . 8
,316,853
A removal action was previously completed at this site.
classic Emergencies are those actions where the release requires that on-site acj*v*tles be
initiated within hours of the lead agency's determination that a removal action is appropriate.
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REGION 8
SUPERFUND EMERGENCY RESPONSE ACTIONS
Site Information
Name
City
State
NPL
Cost
Start
Completion
Brighton Drum *
Brighton
CO
N
$7,000
08/26/88
11/21/88
Incident
Category/Description
Midnight Dump
An overturned, half-full drum was
leaking along a highway.
Primary
Contaminants
Volatile Organics
Threat(s)
Fire/Explosion Hazard
Soil Contamination
MKigative
Action(s)
Sampling/Analysis
Excavation
Overpacked Drums
Disposal
Name Central City-Clear Creek +
City Idaho Springs, Central City
State CO
NPL Y
COSt $487,500
Start 09/30/87
Completion 12/09/88
Other
Decades of mine drainage resulted in
contamination of surface and subsurface
areas with heavy metals. Source wells
for drinking water were contaminated
with cadmium.
Metals
Direct Contact
Drinking Water Contamination
Surface Water Contamination
Groundwater Contamination
Ecological Damage
Sampling/Analysis
Provided Bottled Water
Provided Hookups to Water
Main
Name Denver Radium Site '
City Denver
State co
NPL Y
Cost $21,000
Start 08/22/89
Completion os/30/89
Other
The site was found to have high radon
gas levels that were caused by mill
tailings that had been placed in the
area in the early 1900s. The main
threat is radioactive exposure to
employees who work in the building.
Low-Level Radioactive Waste
Direct Contact
Air Contamination
Sampling/Analysis
Installed Ventilation System
Name Loveland Fireworks *
City Loveland
State CO
NPL N
Cost $10,000
Start 06/28/89
Completion oa/os/89
Active Production Facility
A storage warehouse contained several
hundred pounds of explosives, fireworks,
and the raw materials for the
manufacture of'finished fireworks, many
of which were Incompatibly stored. The
site was in a light industrial area.
Volatile Organics
Metals
Direct Contact
Fire/Explosion Hazard
Organized Materials
Overpacked Drums
Disposal
AT: Recycling
+ A removal action was previously completed at this site. Cost Is cumulative for this action and price comple«on(s).
* This site is a Classic Emergency removal action.
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REGION 8
Site Information
Name Ordway Drum
City Ordway
State co
NPL N
Cost $6.000
Start 05/16/89
Completion os/16/89
3UPERFUND EMERGENCY RESPONSE ACTIONS
Incident
Category/Description
Midnight Dump
A drum containing 20 gallons of
hydrofluoric acid was abandoned In a
drainage ditch.
Primary
Contaminants
Acids
Threat(s)
Air Contamination/Inhalation
Direct Contact
Mitigative
Action(s)
Solidified Materials
AT: Chemical
Name Sand Creek Industrial + *
City Commerce City
State CO
NPL Y
COSt $151.920
Start 03/19/88
Completion 07/20/89
Other
Road work and earth-moving disturbed
abandoned tanks of unknown flammables
and pesticides. Soil contamination was
suspected.
Volatile Organics
Pesticides
Direct Contact
Rre/Explosion Hazard
Soil Contamination
Site Security
Sampling/Analysis
Pumped Contaminants
Overpacked Drums
Disposal
AT: Thermal Destruction
Name Montana Pole and Treating '
City Butte
State MT
NPL Y
COSt $2,482,154
Start 07/24/85
Completion 10/11/88
Name Arsenic Trioxlde Site +
City Udgerwood
State ND
NPL Y
COSt $226,900
Start 10/24/88
Completion 06/09/89
Inactive Production Facility
The unsecured site contained tanks,
uncovered vats, and asbestos-wrapped
pipes containing diesel oil and PCP.
Oil seeped into Silver Bow Creek and a
sheen was visible up to 10 miles
downstream.
Other
Arsenic had contaminated a shallow
aquifer used for drinking water. The
municipal water filtration system broke
down, and was taken off line. The city
delivered untreated water to the
community.
Non-Volatile Organics
Dioxin
Asbestos
Waste Oil
Direct Contact
Drinking Water Contamination
Ecological Damage
Groundwater Contamination
Soil Contamination
Arsenic
Direct Contact
Drinking Water Contamination
Groundwater Contamination
Excavation
Groundwater Treatment
Monitoring
AT: Chemical
Replaced Biter Units
Designed New Treatment
Plant
Provided Test Kits
A removal action was pf evtou% compUitod « «« rite. Cos! Is cumulative for thto action and pr k» comptolion (*).
This site I* a Classic Enwfl*ncy removal action.
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REGION 8
SUPERFUND EMERGENCY RESPONSE ACTIONS
Site Information
Name
City
State
NPL
Cost
Start
Completion
Cheyenne River Sioux Resvn. Drums
Eagle Butte
SD
N
$110.034
08/31/87
04/05/89
. Incident Primary
Category/Description Contaminants
Midnight Dump Dioxin
Pesticides
Abandoned drums on an Indian reservation Waste Oil
included oil drums and 21 pesticide
drums. Drums were now stored In an
unsecured building used by vagrants.
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DirectGottact :ia
Fire/Explosion Hazard
; SollGroj%{nattan ^,
-. ':;i.' " , *; ''.
"-, K-U :' '
-V^v ... '. - -
. ' **' ' '..'.
Mtttaative
Action(s)
Sampling/Analysis
Overpacked Materials
Temporary Storage
Disposal
AT: Thermal Destruction
Name Lone Man Pesticides
City Pine Ridge
State so
NPL N
Cost $24,557
Start 02/23/88
Completion 04/04/S9
Midnight Dump
Twenty-four deteriorating containers of
pesticides and herbicides were
discovered in an abandoned house. A
chicken run, well, marsh, and creek are
Immediately adjacent to the house. An
elementary school is 1/2 mile away.
Pesticides
Direct Contact
Groundwater Contamination
Soil Contamination .
Overpacked Drums
Sampling/Analysis
AT: Thermal Destruction
Name Porcupine Bait
City Porcupine
State so
NPL N
COSt $26,475
Start 10/11/88
Completion 10/13/88
Inactive Production Facility
Seventy deteriorating drums containing
fish bait preserved in a formaldehyde
solution were abandoned in a warehouse.
Children sometimes played in the
warehouse.
Volatile Organics
Air Contamination
Direct Contact
Pumped Contaminants
Disposal
AT: Biological
Name Red Shirt Table Bern. School *
City Red Shirt Table
State so
NPL N
Cost $9.200
Start 10/20/88
Completion 10/23/88
Other
A partially demolished school building,
surrounded by 3-foot high fence,
presented exposed asbestos. Five
classroom trailers were across the
street The area was heavily used by
children as a play-area, despite the
fence.
Asbestos
Air Contamination
Direct Contact
Soil Contamination
Site Security
Bulked Contaminants
Temporary Storage
* This site is a Classic Emergency removal action.
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REGION 8
Site Information
Name in-State Rat.-C" Mint *
City Sioux Falls
State so
NPL N
Cost $984.000
Start 04/07/89
Completion 08/30/89
Name Livingston Property
City West Jordan
State UT
NPL N
COSt $140,800
Start 04/28/88
Completion 03/13/89
SUPERFUND EMERGENCY RESPONSE ACTIONS
Incident
Category/Description
Inactive Production Facility
Approximately 1,000 gallons of high pH
electroplating solution containing
cyanide and metals were spilled onto a
loading deck area of the warehouse. The
site Is In an industrial park. The
water table in the area is approximately
10 feet below the ground surface.
Other
Three truck bodies filled with drums and
containers of wastes were abandoned In a
lot bounded by residential neighborhoods
with a school nearby. Children have
played nearby.
Primary
Contaminants
Threat(s)
Cyanide
Metals
Volatile Organics
Solvents
Direct Contact
Groundwater Contamination
Soli Contamination
Surface Water Contamination
Direct Contact
Fire/Explosion Hazard
Soil Contamination
Mitigative
Actfonjs)
Excavation
Collection/Retention
Disposal
Installed Monitoring Wells
Site Restoration
Site Security
Sampling/Analysis
Organized Materials
Overpacked Drums
Disposal
AT: Thermal Destruction
Name Singley Drums
City Bountiful
State UT
NPL N
COSt $29,000
Start 03/29/89
Completion 04/27/89
Other
Forty-nine abandoned drums were
reportedly transferred Irom Beck St.
Salvage to a commercial storage facility
in busy commercial/residential area of
Salt Lake City. The drums were leaking
and in an unstable condition.
PCBs
Solvents
Volatile Organics
Direct Contact
Fire/Explosion Hazard
Soil Contamination
Bulked Materials
Overpacked Drums
Sampling/Analysis
Disposal
AT: Thermal Destruction
Name Mickelson Ranch
City Big Piney
State wr
NPL N
COSt $20,000
Start 08/16/88
Completion 11/21/88
Other
Arsenic-treated grain was stored In an
unsecured cabin, and was later consumed
by 69 cattle, all of which died. Sample
analysis showed that the grain contained
6.6 % arsenld. The site Is In the flood
plain of Big Piney Creek.
Arsenic
Direct Contact
Ecological Damage
Soil Contamination
Surface Water Contamination
Collection/Retention
Disposal
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REGION 8
SUPERFUND EMERGENCY RESPONSE ACTIONS
Site Information
Incident
Category/Description
Primary
Contaminants
Threat(s)
MKigatlve
Actfon(s)
Name Mystery Bridge at HWY 20'
City Evansville
State WY
NPL Y
COSt $3,551,563
Start 12/15/86
Completion 12/15/88
Other
Ninety of 100 homes In a subdivision
were affected by chlorinated hydrocarbon
contamination of drinking water wells.
The subdivision was adjacent to an oil
refinery and other Industries.
Volatile Organlcs
Drinking Water Contamination
Provided Bottled Water
Provided Hookups to Water
Main
Sampling/Analysis
Site Restoration
Name Yttrium Processing Plant
City Laramie
State WY
NPL N
COSt $28,750
Start 06/08/89
Completion 08/04/ss
Inactive Production Facility
The site operated during the 1950s to
extract yttrium from ore. While yttrium
is not normally radioactive, it is often
associated with radium and other
radioactive materials. A residential
area and children were nearby.
Low-Level Radioactive Wastes Direct Contact
Excavation
Disposal
This site is a Classic Emergency removal action.
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U.S. EPA REGION 9
o
HI
For Information Contact:
Also: AS
GU
TT
Chief, Emergency Response
Section, Field Operations Branch
Hazardous Waste Management
Division
1235 Mission St.
San Francisco, CA 94102
(415) 744-1026
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REGION 9 ?? 1SSS SBMOV&L COMPLETIONS
NPL CLASSIC
STATE SITE NAME CITY STATUS EMERGENCY*
AZ Navajo Pesticides
Parker Pesticides
CA Avenue A
Bridges and Sons Trucking +
Fairchild Semiconductor/Mt. View
Iron Mountain Mine
Murrieta School
Pacific Intermediates
Pratter Drum Site
MP Saipan #1 (PCB)
Saipan #2 Pesticide Site A
Red Mesa
Parker
Rosamond
Rosamond
Mountain View
Redding
Murrieta
Saticoy
Bakersfield
Saipan
Saipan
TOTALS FOR REGION 9
Number of Removal
Total Cost for FY
N
N
N
N
Y
Y
N
N
N
N
N
Completions
89: $2,511,
X
X
X
11
2
3
694
A removal action was previously completed at this site.
classic Eneraencies are those actions where the release requires that on-site activities be
initiated within hour's of tX lead agency's determination that a removal action is appropriate,
78
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REGION 9
SUPERFUND EMERGENCY RESPONSE ACTIONS
She Information
Incident
Category/Description
Primary
Contaminants
Threat(s)
MKigative
Action(s)
Name Navajo Pesticides
City Red Mesa
State AZ
NPL N
Cost $15,838
Start 10/25/88
Completion 11/02/88
Midnight Dump
Pesticides were abandoned In a mine.
The Navajo Nation requested a hazard
recognition class for 32 tribal
employees. The OSC provided 17 hours of
training. The Navajo Nation assisted
EPA with the cleanup of this site.
Pesticides
Soil Contamination
Direct Contact
Ecological Damage
Overpacked Materials
Disposal
AT: Thermal Destruction
Name Parker Pesticides
City Parker
State AZ
NPL N
Cost $444,413
Start 10/05/88
Completion 01/05/89
Other
Numerous pesticides were abandoned In a
dilapidated warehouse on Indian
Reservation land. Widespread surface
soil contamination was present.
Pesticides
Direct Contact
Soil Contamination
Overpacked Drums
Excavation
AT: Thermal Destruction
Name Avenue A
City Rosamond
State CA
NPL N
Cost $55,000
Start 10/25/88
Completion 02/01/89
Inactive Production Facility
Indiscriminate dumping of ash and slag
residue from past burning operations of
a waste processing business (inactive at
the time of the removal) resulted in the
release of hazardous substances.
Metals
Dioxin
Direct Contact
Site Security
Name Bridges and Sons Trucking +
City Rosamond
State CA
NPL N
Cost $57,600
Start 09/11/89
Completion 09/13/39
Inactive Waste Management Facility
The site was a former chemical leach
operation that involved precious metals
extraction from ore and other sources.
The site contained approximately 500
drums of assorted contaminants.
Metals
Arsenic
Cyanides
Air Contamination
Direct Contact
Soil Contamination
Site Security
Solidified Materials
Capping
AT: Chemical
+ A removal action was previously completed at this site. Cost is cumulative for this action and price completion^).
79.
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REGiON 9
SUPERFUND EMERGENCY RESPONSE ACTIONS
Site Information
Incident
Category/Description
Primary
Contaminants
Threat(s)
Mitigative
Action(s)
Name Fairchild Semiconductor/Mt. View
City Mountain View
State CA
NPL Y
COSt $188.433
Start 02/13/89
Completion os/os/89
Name Iron Mountain Mine *
City Redding
State CA
NPL Y
COSt $650,000
Start 09/07/88
Completion 03/03/89
State CA
NPL N
COSt $107,060
Start 08/31/88
Completion oi/oe/89
Name Pacific Intermediates *
City Saticoy
State CA
NPL N
COSt $290,000
Start 04/12/89
Completion 07/06/89
Other
This site involved a manufacturer of
semi-conductors. Monitoring wells on
site revealed groundwatar contamination
that was probably caused by leaking
underground storage tanks. This
contamination was upgradient from two
agricultural wells.
Volatile Organics
Groundwater Contamination
Sealed Wells
Inactive Production Facility
High concentrations of acid mine
drainage in a reservoir. In conjunction
with drought conditions, presented the
potential of reservoir discharge that
would be extremely detrimental to salmon
and downstream water supplies. Sludge
was pumped in a slurry form into a
sludge pit.
Acids
Metals
Surface Water Contamination
Drinking Water Contamination
Ecological Damage
AT: Chemical
ne Murrieta School
ity Murrieta
Inactive Production Facility
Metals Air Contamination
Direct Contact Threat
Soil Contamination
Capping
Treatment
seven years prior to the removal was
built on the site of a battery
manufacturing shop that operated from
1955 to 1960. High levels of lead were
discovered In soil samples taken from
the playground and surrounding areas.
Active Production Facility
This site involved a manufacturer of
specialty chemicals that had a history
of regulatory problems since 11/87. A
fire occurred oh site that burned for 11
hours due to the presence of water
reactive chemicals. The fire caused
chemical containers to rupture.
releasing their contents In the
building.
Metals
Acids
Direct Contact
Fire/Explosion Hazard
Solidified Materials
Capping
Disposal
AT: Chemical
Thermal Destruction
> This rt» is « Classic Emtrgtncy removal action.
80
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REGION 9
SUPERFUNO EMERGENCY RESPONSE ACTIONS
She Information
Incident
Category/Description
Primary
Contaminants
Threat(s)
MHigatlve
Atffo
n(s)
Name Pratter Drum Site *
City Bakersfleld
State CA
NPL N
Cost $450,000
Start 05/05/89
Completion os/ie/89
Other
Approximately 270 drums of hazardous
wastes were found dose to local
residences. Repacked wastes were stored
temporarily In a polebarn.
Non-Volatile Organics
Volatile Organics
Adds
Bases
Air Contamination
Direct Contact
Soil Contamination
Fire/Explosion Hazard
Solidified Materials
Overpacked Drums
Capping
Disposal
AT: Chemical
Thermal Destruction
Name Saipan #1 (PCB)
City Saipan
State MP
NPL N
COSt $197.200
Start 09/19/88
Completion 10/01/88
Other
Damaged PCB-contaminated transformers
were stored haphazardly In a yard
I operated by the Dept. of Public Works.
Heavy oil staining was present. Site
drainage led to the Philiplne Sea. The
site was secured.
PCBs
Waste Oil
Direct Contact
Soil Contamination
Excavation
Bulked Materials
Disposal
Name Saipan #2 Pesticide Site A
City Saipan
State MP
NPL N
COSt $56,150
Start 09/19/88
Completion 10/01/88
Inactive Production Facility
Pesticides stored in a metal shed for 10
years mighf have released into the
environment because containers were
deteriorating. The majority of the
chemicals were stored in a pile on a
neoprene tarp.
Pesticides
Wetable Sulfur
Air Contamination
Direct Contact
Soil Contamination
Overpacked Drums
Disposal
* This site is a Classic Emergency removal action.
81
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U.S. EPA REGION 10
For information Contact:
Chief, Superfund Response
and investigations Section,
Hazardous Waste Division
1200 Sixth Avenue
Seattle, WA 98101
(206) 442-1196
83
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REGION 10
Site Information
Name Alaska Battery Enterprises
City Fairbanks
State AK
NPL Y
COSt $1,600,000
Start OB/22/88
Completion 08/22/39
SUPERFUND EMERGENCY RESPONSE ACTIONS
Incident
Category/Description
Active Production Facility
Years of battery manufacturing and
recycling resulted in high levels of
lead contamination in the soils at this
facility.
Primary
Contaminants
Metals
Threat(s)
Direct Contact
Groundwater Contamination
Drinking Water Contamination
Mrtigati
Actfon(
ve
on(s)
Sampling/Analysis
Excavation
Site Security
Collection/Retention
Site Restoration
Name Bunker Hill Mng. & Metallurgical
City Kellogg
State ID
NPL Y
Cost $500,000
Start 06/05/89
Completion 09/24/89
Name Martin Electric
City Lake Oswego
State OR
NPL N
Cost $500,000
Start 03/27/89
Completion 04/30/39
Active Production Facility
Approximately 5,000 residents were
potentially subject to contamination In
the water, soil, and air of this
Inactive site. Over the past 100 years,
the sources of contamination In this
area were related to mining and smelting
operations of lead and zinc ore. The
residential areas have shown high levels
of lead In soils. A significant number
of children were found to have high
levels of lead In their blood.
Active Production Facility
Soil on the site was contaminated with
PCBs. The company had been involved In
purchasing and reselling electric
transformers.
Metals
Arsenic
PCBs
Waste Oil
Direct Contact
Drinking Water Contamination
Soli Contamination
Groundwater Contamination
Surface Water Contamination
Air Contamination
Direct Contact
Drinking Water Contamination
Soil Contamination
Excavation
Capping
Migration Control
Site Restoration
Sampling/Analysis
Site Security
Site Security
Sampling/Analysis
Excavation
Capping
Site Restoration
Disposal
Name Spokane Junk Yard'
City Spokane
State WA
NPL N
COSt $2,141,500
Start 07/20/87
Completion 08/26/89
Inactive Production Facility
The site was a facility storing military
ftommabtes and transformer oil. The
facility caught fire and adjacent
properties were contaminated.
Metals
PCBs
Asbestos
Waste Oil
Direct Contact
Soil Contamination
Surface Water Contamination
Groundwater Contamination
Organized Materials
Sampling/Analysis
Site Security
Overptcked Drums
Excavation
Capping
Collection/Retention
Site Restoration
Disposal
Tnto site!« a Classic Em«rg«ncy temov«J action.
84
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B1MCE THE BEGINNING OP SHPRRimNn
STATE REGION SITE NAME
AK 10 ALASKA HUSKEY BATTERY
BENDLES ROAD OILING CO.
OHLSON MOUNTAIN PCB
STANDARD STEEL
AL 4 CALLAHAN DRUM
CHURCH OF GOD PROPERTY
FMHA-USDA/ROY SITE
GARNER ROAD DRUM DUMP
INGRAM PROPERTY
MCALLISTER DRUM SITE
MCALLISTER DRUM SITE+
MOWBRAY ENGINEERING CO.
MOWBRAY ENGINEERING CO.+
NEWFOUND ROAD
PETRO CHEMICAL
TURKEY CREEK BARREL DUMP
WELCO INC. DUMPS ITES
AR 6 ALLEN TRANSFORMER
BATES VI LLE LANDFILL FIRE
GREENS PCB DRUMS
MOUNTAIN PINE PRESSURE TREATER
OLD HENLEY
AS 9 A. S. POWER PLANT
SATALA POWER PLANT
TAFUNA POWER PLANT #1
TAFUNA POWER PLANT #2
TAPUTIMU FARM
THROUGH FY 88 (1/1/SO - 0/30/88)
«« NPL ANNUAL
CITY STATUS REPORT *
ANCHORAGE
CHUGIAK
HOMER
ANCHORAGE
PRATTVILLE
MOODY
PINE LEVEL
CORDOVA
MORGAN COUNTY
ASHVILLE
ASHVILLE
GREENVILLE
GREENVILLE
MT. OLIVE
ATHENS
BIRMINGHAM
PAINT ROCK
FORT SMITH
BATES VI LLE
OZARK
PLAINVIEW
NORPHLET
AMERICAN SAMOA
AMERICAN SAMOA
AMERICAN SAMOA
AMERICAN SAMOA
ISLAND TUTUILA
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
Y
Y
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
3
1
1
3
1
1
3
3
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
3
3
1
1
1
1
1
+ A removal action was previously completed at this site.
* Annual Report: 1 - covers removal actions
2 - covers removal actions
3 - covers removal actions
completed from 1/1/80 to 9/30/86
completed from 10/01/86 to 9/30/87
comnl lat'oH ft-itm in/ni /oi 4-~ n /-»/» /nn
(FY
87)
85
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INDEX OF COMPLETED PEMQVAI. ACTIONS
SINCE THE BBgIKMING~bF 8DPERFUND THROUGH FY 88 (1/1/80
STATE REGION
SITE NAME
- 9/30/88)
CITY
NPL
STATUS
ANNUAL
REPORT
AZ
CA
DELA-TEK
GILA RESERVATION DRUM DUMP
GILA RIVER INDIAN RESERVATION
STANDFORD SITE #1
STANDFORD SITE #2
THE CHROME SHOP
TUBA CITY ACID TANK
ABANDONED DRUM
ABANDONED DRUM
ABCO METAL FINISHING
AERO QUALITY PLATING CO.
ANGELES NATIONAL FOREST
BLOOMFIELD AVENUE
BROWN'S FIELD SITE
BUILDERS HARDWARE FINISHING
CALIFORNIA BIONUCLEAR
CHEROKEE TRUCKING
COPPEROPOLIS SITE
CREATIVE DYNAMICS
CRYSTAL COVE BEACH
DEL NORTE PESTICIDE
DIXCO CHEMICAL SALES
DRAINAGE DITCH
E.G. KRAMER
EL MONTE SITE
FLOATING DRUM .
GARDEN VALLEY SITE
GARVEY AVENUE SITE
COOLIDGE
MARICOPA
MARICOPA CO.
YUMA
YUMA
TUCSON
COPPER MINE
CARLSBAD
ANTIOCH
MONROVIA
OAKLAND
PASADENA
SANTA FE SPRINGS
CHULA VISTA
LOS ANGELES
SUN VALLEY
LOS.ANGELES
COPPEROPOLIS
SAN DIEGO
LONG BEACH
CRESENT CITY
ANAHEIM
MOUNTAIN VIEW
ANAHEIM
EL MONTE
LOS ANGELES
EL DORADO CO.
BALDWIN PARK
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
Y
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
2
3
1
3
3
1
1
1
1
3
2
1
1
1
3
2
1
1
2
1
3
1
1
2
1
1
2
2
A removal action was previously completed at this site.
Rep°rt! ! : ii lil Sii iiS a is
86
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INDEX OF COMPLETED REMOVAL ACTIONS
SINCE THE BEGINNING OF SUPERFDND THROUGH FY 88 (1/1/80 - 9/30/88)
STATE REGION
SITE NAME
CITY
NPL
STATUS
ANNUAL
REPORT *
CA
GENERAL DISPOSAL
INDUSTRIAL WASTE PROCESSING
L. FRICKER CO.
LAGUNA BEACH II
LONG BEACH DRUM
LORENTZ BARREL & DRUM
MCCOLL
MCCOLL+
MCKINNON STREET
MYSTERY DUMP
N. TULIP ST.- ESCONDIDO
NICKEL SOLUTION RECYCLING
NORWALK DRUM SITE
OPERATING INDUSTRIES
PARKSIDE DRIVE
PURITY OIL
PURITY OIL+
RIGEL STREET SITE
RIVERSIDE PESTICIDE
ROIC-SUN VALLEY
RYAN PAINTS
SACRAMENTO RIVER
SOUTH BAY ASBESTOS AREA
SOUTH BAY ASBESTOS AREA+
SOUTH HALF MOON BAY
STANDARD CHEMICAL
STRINGFELLOW ACID PITS
STRINGFELLOW ACID PITS+
STRINGFELLOW ACID PITS+
STRINGFELLOW ACID PITS*
SANTA FE SPRINGS
FRESNO
ANAHEIM
LAGUNA BEACH
LONG BEACH
SAN JOSE
FULLERTON
FULLERTON
SAN FRANCISCO
SACRAMENTO
ESCONDIDO
LOS ANGELES
NORWALK
MONTEREY PARK
MECCA
MALAGA
MALAGA
SAN DIEGO
RIVERSIDE
SUN VALLEY
OAKLAND
SACRAMENTO
ALVISO
ALVISO
SAN MATED
HUNTINGTON
GLEN AVON HEIGHTS
GLEN AVON HEIGHTS
GLEN AVON HEIGHTS
GLEN AVON HEIGHTS
N
N
N
N
N
Y
Y
Y
N
N
N
N
N
Y
N
Y
Y
N
N
N
N
N
Y
Y
N
N
Y
Y
Y
Y
1
3
1
1
1
3
1
3
3
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
3
2
1
1
3
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
+ A removal action was previously completed at this site.
* Annual Report:
1 - covers removal actions conmleted from J./J./&Q to 9/30/86
2 - covers removal actions completed from lb/bl/86 to' 9/30/87 (FY 87)
3 - covers removal actions completed from 10/01/87 to 9/30/88 (FY 88)
87
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INDEX OF COMPLETED REMOVAL ACTIONS
HTNCB THE BEGINNING OF SUPERS-HMD THROUGH FY 88 f 1/1/80 - 9/31
STATE REGION SITE NAME
CA 9 TECATE SITE
UNKNOWN CHEMICAL DRUMS
WASTE DISPOSAL INC.
WESTERN STATES REFINING
WHITTIER-PROPEL
YUCAIPA DRUG LAB
CO 8 CALIFORNIA GULCH
CAMAX SITE
CAPT. JACK MILL
CLEAR CREEK/CENTRAL CITY NPL
DENVER RADIUM SITE-B&C METALS
EAGLE MINE
ENGLEWOOD DDT
FARMERS IRRIGATION DITCH
FREJONLEY MINE
GENE MURREN
GRAFF DRUMS
HEROLD SITE (BLACK HAWK)
HIGH QUALITY CIRCUITS
MULE CREEK DRUMS
PDC SPAS
RIVERSIDE CEMETERY
ROCKY MTN CUSTOM CHROME
S. ADAMS CO. WATER DISTRICT
WOODBURY CHEMICAL CO.
CT 1 BOURDEAUDHUI
CONNECTICUT RlVER DRUM SITE
HOUSATONIC RIVER DRUMS
CITY
TECATE
LAGUNA BEACH
LOS ANGELES
FONTANO
WHITTIER
YUCPA
LEADVILLE
ADAMS CITY
WARD
IDAHO SPRINGS
DENVER
MINTURN/RADCLIFF
ENGLEWOOD
BROOMFIELD
ROUTT COUNTY
ERIE COUNTY
FT. MORGAN
BLACK HAWK
COLORADO SPRINGS
ADAMS COUNTY
JEFFERSON COUNTY
COMMERCE CITY
COLORADO SPRINGS
DENVER
COMMERCE CITY
WELLINGTON
ROCKY HILL
STRATFORD
0/88)
NPL
STATUS
N
N
Y
Y
Y
N
N
N
N
N
Y
N
ANNUAL
REPORT *
1
1
1
1
1
3
3
1
A removal action was previously completed at this site.
* Annual Report:
1 - covers removal actions completed from 1/1/80 to 9/30/86
2 - covers removal actions completed from 10/01/86 to 9/30/87 FY 87
3 - covers removal actions completed from 10/01/87 to 9/30/88 (FY 88)
88
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INDEX OF COMPLETED REMOVAL ACTIONS
SINCE THE BEGINNING OF SUPERFDND THROUGH FY 88 (1/1/8O - 9/3O/8S1
STATE
CT
DE
FL
REGION SITE NAME
1 KAPINOS SITE
LINEMASTER SWITCH CORP.
0 ' SULLIVANS ISLAND
O'SULLIVANS ISLAND*
ROLFITE CANAL ST SITE
RYE STREET PESTICIDE SITE
3 ARMY CREEK LANDFILL
ATLANTIC AVE. DRUM SITE
DELAWARE BAY DRUM
DELAWARE RIVER II
DELAWARE SAND & GRAVEL LANDFILL
DOVER AFB
HARVEY & KNOTT DRUM, INC.
INDIAN RIVER
NEW CASTLE CONTAINERS
SEALAND LTD
TYBOUTS CORNER LANDFILL
TYBOUTS CORNER LANDFILL*
4 ABANDONED DRUM
ABANDONED DRUM/HILLSBOROUGH
ABANDONED DRUM/HILLSBOROUGH
ABANDONED DRUM/MARATHON
AMERICAN CREOSOTE/PENSACOLA
AMERICAN CREOSOTE/ PENS ACOLA+
AMERICAN CREOSOTE/PENSACOLA*
AMERICAN CREOSOTE/ PENS ACOLA+
AMERICAN CREOSOTE/PENSACOLA+
BEACHED DRUM
CITY
WELLINGTON
WOODSTOCK
DERBY
DERBY
SHELTON
EAST WINDSOR
NEW CASTLE COUNTY
ELSMERE
CAMDEN
AUGUSTINE BEACH
NEW CASTLE COUNTY
DOVER
KIRKWOOD
INDIAN RIVER
NEW CASTLE
MT. PLEASANT
NEW CASTLE COUNTY
0 NEW CASTLE COUNTY
FORT PIERCE
TAMPA
TAMPA
MARATHON KEY
PENSACOLA
PENSACOLA
PENSACOLA
PENSACOLA
PENSACOLA
COCOA BEACH
NPL
STATUS
N
N
N
N
N
N
Y
N
N
N
Y
Y
Y
N
N
N
Y
Y
N
N
N
N
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
N
ANNUAL
REPORT
1
2
1
1
3
1
1
3
3
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
+ A removal action was previously completed at this site.
* Annual Report: 1 - covers removal actions completed from 1/1/80 to 9/30/86
2 - covers removal actions completed from 10/01/86 to 9/30/87 (FY 87)
3 - covers removal actions completed from 10/01/87 to 9/30/88 (FY 88)
89
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INDEX OF COMPLETED
ACTIONS
J.KUEA w»r mjeirustxau manu.n^i ..»>-. . *..««,.,»
flTMOE THE BEGINNING OF SUPERFOITO THROUGH PY 88 (1/1/80 - 9/30/88)
REGION SITE NAME CITY
GA
CITY INDUSTRIES, INC.
COLEMAN-EVANS WOOD PRES CO.
CREOSOTE TANKS RELEASE
EDMUND'S SALVAGE YARD
ELLIS ROAD
GENERAL LAMINATES
HIPPS ROAD LANDFILL
HOLLINGSWORTH SOLDERLESS SITE
LAKE WORTH INLET
LUMMIS ISLAND
ORI
PCB MIDNIGHT DUMP
PEMBROKE PINES
PEPPER STEEL & ALLOYS, INC.
PERSONS PROPERTY PCB DRUMS
PETROLEUM PRODUCTS CORP.
PIONEER SAND CO.
SAND KEY
SNAPPER LANE
ST. JOHN RIVER
TOWER CHEMICAL CO.
TRI-CITY OIL CONSERVATIONIST
UNKNOWN CHEMICAL DISCHARGE
WHITEHOUSE OIL PITS
WILLIAMS PESTICIDE SITE
WORTHINGTON SPRING SITE
YELLOW WATER ROAD DUMP
BANKS CO. DRUM'SITE
BARNES MILL DRUM SITE
ORLANDO
WHITEHOUSE
JACKSONVILLE
CROSS CITY
JACKSONVILLE
JASPER COUNTY
DUVAL COUNTY
FT. LAUDERDALE
LAKEWORT INLET
MIAMI
FT. WALTON BEACH
BALDWIN
HOLLYWOOD
MEDLEY
WEST PALM BEACH
PEMBROKE PARK
WARRINGTON
BISCAYNE BAY
KEY LARGO
JACKSONVILLE
CLERMONT
TEMPLE TERRACE
TAMPA
JACKSONVILLE
AUGUSTA
WORTHINGTON SPRING
BALDWIN
ATLANTA
MARIETTA
+ A removal action was previously completed at this site.
NFL ANNUAL
STATUS REPORT *..
N
Y
N
N
N
N
Y
Y
N
N
N
N
N
Y
N
Y
Y
N
N
N
Y
Y
N
Y
N
N
Y
N
N
1
1
1
3
2
3
1
2
1
1
3
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
3
2
* Annual Report:
1 - covers removal actions completed from VVJ? to9/30/86
2 - covers removal actions completed from 10/01/86 to 9/30/87 (FY 87
3 - covers removal actions completed from 10/01/87 to 9/30/88 (FY 88)
90
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INDEX OF COMPLETED REMOVAL ACTIONS
SINCE THE BEGINNING OF SUPERFUND THROPGH FY 88 (1/1/80 - 9/30/88)
STATE REGION
SITE NAME
CITY
NPL
STATUS
ANNUAL
REPORT
GA
BARROW CO. DRUM SITE
BERRIEN PRODUCTS
BUFORD HIGHWAY
CASCADE ROAD
CATOOSA COUNTY LABPACK
COBB COUNTY DRUM
DADE CO. DRUM SITE
DAVIS FARM
DICKERSON POST TREATING
EASTERN CHEMICAL CO.
FT. OGLETHORPE DRUM
GA HIGHWAY 138
GAIL FOSTER PROPERTY
HADAWAY ROAD
HEAD PCB SPILL
HELTON PROPERTY SITE
HOLLYWOOD CEMETARY SITE
IVY ROAD (BESSIE RUNNER)
JOHNSON PROPERTY SITE
KENYON STREET DRUM SITE
LAKE KATHY ROAD SPILL
LINECREST WAY
MARIETTA ROAD
MARZONE CHEMICAL CO.
MATHIS/SHAVER FARM SITE
MC DONALD FARM SITE
MERCURY OIL SPILL
NAOMI DRUM SITE
NASHVILLE PESTICIDE SITE
NEWNAN LANDFILL
BARROW COUNTY
NASHVILLE
DORAVILLE
ATLANTA
FT. OGLETHORPE
MARIETTA
TRENTON
NICKELSVILLE
HOMERVILLE
LITHONIA
FORTH OGLETHORPE
CLAYTON CTY
WADLEY
KENNESAW
JEFFERSON
DALTON
ATLANTA
MABLETON
STOCKBRIDGE
ATLANTA
DALTON
DECATUR/DEKALB
ATLANTA
TIFTON
LAYFAYETTE
DALTON
MARIETTA
NAOMI
NASHVILLE
NEWNAN
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
1
1
1
1
1
3
3
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
2
1
2
1
1
3
2
3
2
1
2
A removal action was previously completed at this site.
* Annual Report:
1
2
3
covers removal actions completed from 1/1/80 to 9/30/86
covers removal actions completed from 10/01/86 to 9/30/87 (FY 87)
covers removal actions completed from 10/01/87 to 9/30/88 (FY 88)
91
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SIN"E TF« BRfiTKKTKG OF SOPERFnND THROUGH FY 88 (1^80 - 9f3Qf»»t
STATE REGION BITE NAME
GA 4 OLD LARAMORE LTD
PAYCO PALLET AND DRUM
PEACHTREE MERCURY
PULVERIZING PLANT DRUM SITE
ROCK BRIDGE PARK
ROCK ROAD DRUM SITE
ROME COAL TAR
ROOSEVELT HIGHWAY SPILL
SALVO PROPERTY
SIMPSON ROAD DRUM
SWAINSBORO PRINTWORKS
SWAINSBORO PRINTWORKS*
SWEETWATER CREEK DRUMS
U.S. CUSTOMS PESTICIDE
VILLA RICA-HIGH POINT RD.
WOODWARD MILL ROAD
ZENITH CHEMICAL
HI 9 HAUULA BEACH PARK
M/V VICTORIA II KEEHI LAGOON
PCB TRANSFORMERS
PIER 35
I A 7 AIDEX CORP.
CURTIS ANIMAL PRODUCTS
EGINOIRE FERTILIZER
MICHAEL BATTERY
ID 10 ARRCOM (DREXLER ENTERPRISES)
ARRCOM (DREXLER ENTERPRISES )+
CITY
LEESBURG
ELLENWOOD
NORCROSS
CHAMBLEE
ROCKBRIDGE
GREENVILLE
ROME
COLLEGE PARK
LITHIA SPRINGS
ATLANTA
SWAINSBORO
SWAINSBORO
DOUGLASVILLE
SAVANNAH
DOUGLAS CTY
BUFORD
DALTON
HAWAII
OHAU
OAHU
HONOLULU
COUNCIL BLUFFS
CORNING
LORIMOR
BETTENDORF
RATHDRUM
RATHDRUM
NPL
STATUS
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
Y
N
N
Y
Y
ANNUAL
REPORT *
1
1
2
1
3
1
1
1
1.
1
1
2
1
1
T
2
i
1
1
1
1
2
1
3
+ A removal action was previously completed at this site.
* Annual Report:
1 - covers removal actions completed from 1/1/80 *» 9/30/86
2 - covers removal actions completed from 10/01/86 to 9/30/87 (FY 87)
I - SovSI removal actions completed from 10/01/87 to 9/30/88 (FY 88)
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SINCE THE BEGINNING OP S0PERPOND
STATE REGION SITE NAME
THROUGH FY 88 f 1/1/80 -
CITY
ID 10 BUNKER HILL MINING & METALLURG. SMELTERVILLE
COMEBACK MINE PIONEERvf Eli
COMEBACK MINE+
ELK RIVER MITCHELL SITE
EMMITT PCB
GREENS PEED LAWNCARE
MUNICIPAL LANDFILL
PACIFIC HIDE & FUR RECYCLING
IL 5 A & F MATERIALS RECLAIMING
A & F MATERIALS RECLAIMING+
A & F MATERIALS RECLAIMING+
A & F MATERIALS RECLAIMING+
A-CHEMICAL
A-CHEMICAL+
ABANDONED DRUM
ALBURN INCINERATOR
AUTOCRAT
BELVIDERE MUNICIPAL LANDFILL
BLUE CYANIDE CHIPS
BYRON/JOHNSON SALVAGE YARD
BYRON/JOHNSON SALVAGE YARD+
CHEM PAC
CHICAGO DRUM
CYANIDE INCIDENT
DANVILLE PLATING
DEAD CREEK
FLOYD HUTTER
GEBHART FERTILIZER
HIXON PLATING
PIONEERVILLE
ELK RIVER
EMMITT
BOISE
POCATELLO
POCATELLO
GREENUP
GREENUP
GREENUP
GREENUP
CHICAGO
CHICAGO
EAST ST. LOUIS
SOUTHSIDE CHICAGO
NEW ATHENS
BELVIDERE
COOK CTY
BYRON
BYRON
CHICAGO
CHICAGO
CHICAGO
DANVILLE
SAUGET
WILL COUNTY
LATHAM
BUSHNELL
9/30/88)
NPL ANNUAL
STATUS REPORT
Y
N
N
N
Y
N
N
N
N
N
1
I
J.
1
1
1
1'
'
1
1
3
2'
1'
1
1
X
1
1
+ A removal action was previously completed at this site,
* Annual Report! 1 covers removal actions
2 - covers removal actions
3 - covers removal actions
completed from 1/1/80 t<
completed from 10/01/86
comnlefcerl fVnm in/ni/m
3 9/30/86
to 9/30/87 (FY
§-«» o/on/oo /tau
87)
nn \
93
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IN
SINCE THE fff!gTMMc Qg gnPERFUND
REGION BITE NAME
5 LASALLE ELECTRIC UTILITIES
LASALLE ELECTRIC UTILITIES*
LASALLE ELECTRIC UTILITIES*
LIQUID DYNAMICS
SORRENTO SITE
STEWART DRUM
U.S. SCRAP
5 9TH AVE DUMP
ABANDONED DRUM
BENNETT STONE QUARRY
BLOOMINGTON CAPACITOR SITE
CAM-OR
CANTU WELL
DOWDEN LANDFILL
ELKHART SITE
ENVIROCHEM CORP.
ENVIROCHEM CORP.*
ENVIROCHEM CORP.+
ENVIROCHEM CORP.+
GALEN MEYERS
GALEN MEYERS+
GARY DOG POUND
1-69
I.J. RECYCLING
INDIANA REFINERY
LAKE SANDY JO
LAKE SANDY JO+
LEMON LANE LANDFILL
LUSHER STREET
ipmionGH pv aa (1/1/80 - 9
/iTTV
. .
LASALLE
LASALLE
LASALLE
SOUTHS IDE CHICAGO
SORRENTO
CHICAGO
CHICAGO
GARY
OHIO RIVER
BLOOMINGTON
BLOOMINGTON
WESTVILLE
GARY
FORTVILLE
ELKHART
ZIONSVILLE
ZIONSVILLE
ZIONSVILLE
ZIONSVILLE
OSCEOLA
OSCEOLA
GARY
FISHERS
FT. WAYNE
PRINCETON
GARY
GARY
BLOOMINGTON
ELKHART
/30/88I
NPL
STATUS
Y
Y
Y
N
N
N
N
Y
N
Y
N
N
N
N
N
Y
Y
Y
Y
N
N
N
N
N
N
Y
Y
Y
N
ANNUAL
REPORT
.^^ ^ -^ ^ "^
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
3
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
3
+ A removal action was previously completed at this site.
* Annual Report:
1 - covers removal actions completed from 1/1/80 *> 9/30/86
2 - covers removal actions completed from 10/01/86 to |/3°/o/ I** B/
3 - covers removal actions completed from 10/01/87 to 9/30/au irx oo;
94
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SINCE THE BEGINNING OF 8UPERFUNO THROUGH FY RR 1 1/1 /an - o/^n/oov
STATE REGION SITE NAME
IN 5 LUSHER STREET*
MAIN STREET WELL
MICHIGAN CITY DRUMS
MIDCO I
MIDCO II
MIDWEST PLATING
MIDWEST PLATING-KOKOMO
MONON WATERWORKS
POER FARM
PORTAGE DRUMS
R.J. TRUCKING
SEYMOUR RECYCLING CORP.
SHELTON WELLS
STEEL CONTAINER
STEEL CONTAINER*
SYCAMORE STREET
TRI-STATE
TRI-STATE+
TYLER STREET DRUMS
WEDZEB ENTERPRISES INC
KS 7 BEAUTY ROSE CHEMICAL
CHEROKEE COUNTY (TRI STATE)
CHEROKEE COUNTY (TRI-STATE) +
JOHN'S REFINERY
RICHMOND STREET DRUM
ROE LANE TANK
KY 4 A. L. TAYLOR (VALLEY OF DRUMS)
A. L. TAYLOR (VALLEY OF DRUMS )+
+ A removal action was previously completed at
* Annual Report: 1 - covers removal actions c<
CITY
ELKHART
ELKHART
MICHIGAN CITY
GARY
GARY
LOGANSPORT
KOKOMO
MONON
HANCOCK COUNTY
PORTAGE
PRINCETON
SEYMOUR
COLUMBUS
HAMMOND
HAMMOND
ELKHART
COLUMBUS
COLUMBUS
GARY
LEBANON
KANSAS CITY
CHEROKEE COUNTY
CHEROKEE COUNTY
WICHITA
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY
SHEPARDVILLE
SHEPARDVILLE
this site.
impleted from 1/1/80 to 9/
NPL
STATUS
Y*
Y'
Y'
.
N'
Y
.
Y'
N'
N"
N
N
Y'
Y
N
Y
Y
N
Y
Y
3O/86
ANNUAL
REPORT *
3'
1
1
2
. 2
2
2
3
3
1
2
-- -T »^-*»^-** & *. VMl ^f ±J 0 \f \*\J yf J \Jf QQ
2 - covers removal actions completed from 10/01/86 to 9/30/87 (FY 87)
3 - covers removal actions completed from 10/01/87 to 9/30/88 (FY 88)
95
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INDEX OF COMPLETED HBMQVAL ACTIONS
- 9/30/88)
STATE REGION
KY
LA
SITE NAME
A. L. TAYLOR (VALLEY OF DRUMS)+
BOWLING GREEN TOXICS
CHENAULT RECTIFIERS
COAL BRANCH HOLLOW
DISTLER BRICKYARD
DISTLER FARM
GEORGE O1BRYAN SITE
GREENUP TIRE FIRE
HARRISON
INDUSTRIAL PLASTICS
KEITH FARM POND
LEE'S LANE LANDFILL
LEE'S LANE LANDFILL+
MIDNIGHT DUMPING (KY)
NEWPORT DUMP SITE
NICHRO PLATING COMPANY
O'CON ENGINEERING
SMITH'S FARM
SMITH'S FARM+
TAYLORSPORT SAND & GRAVEL PIT
TINDALL PROPERTY SITE
WHITLEY COUNTY
AMERICAN CREOSOTE
AMERICAN CREOSOTE+
BARGE STAR 7
CLEVE REBER
OLD INGER OIL REFINERY
OLD INGER OIL REFINERY-f
OLD INGER OIL REFINERY*
CITY
SHEPARDVILLE
BOWLING GREEN
RICHMOND
GREENUP
WEST POINT
JEFFERSON COUNTY
LOUISVILLE
GREENUP
CYNTHIANA
LOUISVILLE
BOWLING GREEN
LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE
HENDERSONVILLE
NEWPORT
LOUISVILLE
BONNIEVILLE
BROOKS
BROOKS
TAYLORSPORT
LAWRENCEBERG
SILER
WINNFIELD
WINNFIELD
LAROSE
SORRENTO
DARROW
DARROW
DARROW
NFL
STATUS
Y
N
N
N
Y
Y
N
N
N
N
N
Y
Y
N
Y
N
N
Y
Y
N
N
N
N
N
N
Y
Y
Y
Y
ANNUAL
REPORT *
3
2
2
1
1
1
1
3
1
3
1
3
3
1
3
2
3
1
3
3
3
1
3
3
1
1
1
1
1
A removal action was previously completed at this site.
i -- ss sss sjs §
3 - covers removal actions completed fro»
to
96
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SINCE THE BEGINNING OF RUPERPDNI
STATE REGION SITE NAME
LA 6 OLD INGER OIL REFINERY+
OLD INGER OIL REFINERY+
STONEWALL DRUG DUMP
W.J. OIL CO.
MA 1 #7 COMMERCIAL
ABANDONED DRUM
BAIRD & MCGUIRE
BAIRD & MCGUIRE+
BEAL STREET DRUM
BREAKNECK ROAD
CANNON ENGINEERING
CANNON ENGINEERING CORP.
CAPE COD CANAL
CHARLES GEORGE RECLAMATION
CHATHAM BEACH
COTTAGE ST.
DEAN STREET
FAIRVIEW ROAD
HIGH SACHEM SITE
HOUGELS NECK
HULL CAUSTIC WASTE (SAMOSET)
INDUSTRI-PLEX
INDUSTRIAL AVENUE
INDUSTRIPLEX SITE
IRON HORSE PARK
LOWNEY WAY
MIDNIGHT DUMP
NANTASKET BEACH
NANTASKET BEACH
A removal action was previously completed
Annual Report: 1 - covers removal actions
2 - covers removal actions
3 - covers removal actions
D THROUGH FY 88 fl/l/ftn - a/in/oot
-____ NPL ANNUAL
CITY STATUS REPORT *
DARROW
DARROW
STONEWALL
LAROSE
BROCKTON
CAPE COD
HOLBROOK
HOLBROOK
HINGHAM
SOUTHBRIDGE
BRIDGEWATER
PLYMOUTH
SANDWICH
TYNGS BOROUGH
CHATHAM
DORCHESTER
NORWOOD
NORWOOD
MASHPEE
QUINCY
HULL
WOBURN
LOWELL
WOBURN
BILLERICA
CHARLESTOWN
DIGHTON
HIJT.T.
HULL
at this site.
completed from 1/1/80 to 9/30/86
completed from 10/01/86 to 9/30/87
completed from 10/01/87 to 9/30/88
Y
Y
N
N
N
N
Y
Y
N
N
Y
Y
N
Y
N
N
Y
N
N
N
N
Y
N
Y
Y
N
N
N
N
(FY
(FY
1
3
1
1
3
2
1
1
2
2
3
1
3
1
3
3
1
3
2
1
3
1
2
3
1
3
1
2
3
87)
88)
97
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ACTIONS
INDEX OF COMPLETED
- 9/3Q/88)
STATE REGION
SITE NAME
MA
MD
NEW BEDFORD SITE
NEW BEDFORD SITE+
NEW BEDFORD SITE+
NYANZA SITE
SALEM ACRES
SILRESIM CHEMICAL CORP.
SILRESIM CHEMICAL CORP.+
SILRESIM CHEMICAL CORP.+
ADAMSTOWN SITE
BALTIMORE IRON & METALS
CALIFORNIA MARYLAND DRUM
CAPITOL ASSAY LABS
CECIL COUNTY DUMP
CECIL COUNTY DUMP+
CHEMICAL METALS INDUSTRIES
COLUMBIA PARK DRUM
EVANS TRAIL
IRON HILL DRUM SITE
KANE & LOMBARD STREET DRUMS
KANE & LOMBARD STREET DRUMS+
LOCOMOTIVE JUNKYARD
MIDDLETOWN ROAD DUMP
OAKLAND JUNKYARD
SAND, GRAVEL & STONE
SECURITY BOULEVARD
SOUTHERN MARYLAND WOOD TREATIN
SPRINGER SEPTIC SERVICES
UNION PLATING
UNITED RIGGING & HAULING
CITY
NEW BEDFORD
NEW BEDFORD
NEW BEDFORD
ASHLAND
SALEM
LOWELL
LOWELL
LOWELL
FREDERICK COUNTY
BALTIMORE
ST. MARY'S COUNTY
BALTIMORE
NORTHEAST
NORTHEAST
BALTIMORE
COLUMBIA PARK
CALVERTON
CECIL COUNTY
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE
ANNAPOLIS
OAKLAND
ELKTON
BALTIMORE
HOLLYWOOD
CHAPTICO
BALTIMORE
BELTSVILLE
A removal action was previously completed at this site.
NFL
STATUS
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
Y
Y
N
N
N
Y
N
Y
N
N
N
* Annual Report:
: ES =a IS
S
ANNUAL
REPORT *
1
1
1
3
3
1
1
2
3
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
2
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
a
98
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STATE REGION
SITE NAME
CITY
NFL ANNUAL
STATUS REPORT
ME
MI
ANDROSCOGGIN (FLOOD)
GREAT DIAMOND ISLAND
KENNEBEC (FLOOD)
KESWICK ROAD
PINETTE'S SALVAGE YARD
SACO TANNERY WASTE PITS
UNION CHEMICAL CO.
ABANDONED DRUMS-ECORSE
AVENUE 'E1 GROUNDWATER
BERLIN & FARRO
BERLIN & FARRO-f
BERLIN & FARRO-f
BERLIN & FARRO+
CANNELTON INDUSTRIES
CARTER INDUSTRIAL
CHEMICAL DRUM
DRUMS ON BEACH
DUELL AND GARDNER LANDFILL
FORT & SCOTTEN STREETS
G & H LANDFILL
G & H LANDFILL+
G S H LANDFILL+
G & H LANDFILL+
INTERNATIONAL DISK CORP.
INTERNATIONAL DISK CORP.+
LIQUID DISPOSAL INC.
LIQUID DISPOSAL INC.+
LIQUID DISPOSAL INC.-f
PENNOBS/PISCATAQ
PORTLAND
KENNEBEC
PORTLAND
WASHBURN
SACO
SOUTH HOPE
ECORSE
TRAVERSE CITY
SWARTZ CREEK
SWARTZ CREEK
SWARTZ CREEK
SWARTZ CREEK
SAULT ST. MARIE
DETROIT
HESSEL
MANISTIQUE
DALTON TWP
DETROIT
UTICA
UTICA
UTICA
UTICA
ELLSWORTH
ELLSWORTH
UTICA
UTICA
UTICA
N
N
N
N
Y
Y
N
N
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
N
N
N
N
Y
N
Y
Y
Y
Y
N
N
Y
Y
Y
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
A removal action was previously completed at this site.
Annual Report:
1
2
3
covers removal actions completed from 1/1/80 to 9/30/Rfi
covers removal actions completed from 10/01/86 to9%5/87 IFV im
covers removal actions completed from 16/61/i? to l/ll'/ll \n II]
99
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INDEX OF COMPLETED REMOVAL ACTIONS ,.,«,
SINCE THE BEGINNING OF SUPERFUND THROUGH FY 88 (1/1/80 -> 9/30/88)
STATE REGION
SITE NAME
MI
MN
LIQUID DISPOSAL INC.+
MIDNIGHT DUMPING
MILLPOINT (SPRING LAKE)
MT. ELLIOT DRUM
NILES TOWNSHIP
NORTHERNAIRE PLATING
OTT/STORY/CORDOVA
PBM ENTERPRISES
PEERLESS PLATING
PLATING EQ. USED
RASMUSSEN'S DUMP
REVERE COPPER & BRASS
ROSE TOWNSHIP DUMP
S.E.R. PLATING
SAGINAW PAINTING CO.
SELKIRK-BENHAM ST. DRUMS
STEVENSON ROAD DRUM
VERONA WELL FIELD
VERONA WELL FIELD+
VERONA WELL FIELD+
VERONA WELL FIELDS-
BOW CHEMICAL
ISANTI SOLVENT SITES
LEHILLIER/MANKATO SITE
RUMPLE JUNKYARD
ST. LOUIS RIVER
ST. LOUIS RIVER - DULUTH HARBOR
UNION SCRAP IRON & METAL CO.
CITY
UTICA
DETROIT
SPRINGLAKE
DETROIT
NILES TWP
CADILLAC
DALTON TOWNSHIP
ROMULUS
MUSKEGON
DETROIT
GREEN OAK TWP
DETROIT
ROSE TWP
KALAMAZOO
SAGINAW
DETROIT
CLINTON TOWNSHIP
BATTLE CREEK
BATTLE CREEK
BATTLE CREEK
BATTLE CREEK
ST. PAUL PARK
ISANTI COUNTY
LEHILLIER/MANKATO
ISANTI
DULUTH
DULUTH
MINNEAPOLIS
NPL
STATUS
Y
N
N
N
N
Y
Y
N
N
N
Y
N
Y
N
N
N
N
Y
Y
Y
Y
N
N
Y
N
N
N
Y
ANNUAL
REPORT *
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
3
1
3
1
3
3
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
+ A removal action was previously completed at this site.
* Annual Report:
1 - covers removal actions completed from 1/1/80 to 9/30/86
2 - covers removal actions completed from 10/01/86 to 9/30/87 FY 87
3 - covers removal actions completed from 10/01/87 to 9/30/88 (FY 88)
100
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INDEX OF COMPLETED REMOVAL ACTIQMB
SINCE THE BEGINNING OF SUPERFUND THROUGH FY 88 (1/1/80 - 9/31
STATE REGION
SITE NAME
MO
4325 JACKSON ST
B & B SALVAGE
BALDWIN PARK
BLISS/FRONTENAC
BLUE RIVER FLOOD
BROADWAY SALVAGE
CASHEL PROPERTY
CASTLEWOOD COMMUNITY SITE
CASTLEWOOD COMMUNITY SITE+
CHESTERFIELD TANK
COMMUNITY CHRISTIAN CHURCH
CROOKED R. DRUM
DEARBORN DRUMS
DELMAR STREET DRUNS
DICKHOENER PCB SITE
ELLISVILLE SITE (CALLAHAN)
ERWIN FARM
FLOOD DAMAGE
FRANKLIN/GIMBLIN ST.
HOLLY STREET DRUM SITE
LACY MANOR DRIVE
MEXICO FEED & SEED
MINKER/STOUT/ROMAINE CREEK
NEOSHO WASTEWATER SCHOOL
NODAWAY DRUMS
NORTH 'U' DRIVE PCBS
NORTH 'U' DRIVE PCBS
ODESSA MANUFACTURING CO.
QUAIL RUN MOBILE MANOR
ROBERTS ST. DRUM
CITY
KANSAS CITY
WARRENS BURG
ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS
KANSAS CITY
ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS COUNTY
ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS RIVER
MANCHESTER
RAY COUNTY
DEARBORN
ST. LOUIS
CUBA
ELLISVILLE
VERONA
ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS
KANSAS CITY
JEFFERSON CTY
MEXICO
IMPERIAL
NEOSHO
NODAWAY
SPRINGFIELD
SPRINGFIELD
MAYSVILLE
GRAY SUMMIT
KANSAS CITY
NPL
STATUS
ANNUAL
REPORT *
A removal action was previously completed at this site.
N
N
N
N
N
N
Y
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
Y
N
N
N
N
N
N
Y
N
N
Y
N
N
N
N
Annual Report:
1
I
3
covers removal actions completed from 1/1/80 to 9/30/86
f5S removal actions completed from 10/01/86 to 9/30/87 (FY 87)
covers removal actions completed from 10/01/87 to 9/30/88 (FY 88)
3
3
3
1
1
3
1
1
3
2
1
3
2
3
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
2
1
2
3
3
3
101
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TNDEX OF COMPLETED PEMQVAL ACTIONS
THE BEGINNTKg OF SUPEP*-PNP THRQOGH FY 88 (1/1/80
- 9/30/88)
STATE REGION
SITE NAME
MO
MS
ROCKWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT
ROSE CHEMICAL
ROSE CHEMICAL+
RUSHA FARM
SOLID STATE CIRCUITS
STORE SAFE EXPLOSIVES
SULLINS RESIDENCE
TALLEY FARM
THOLOZAN ST. SITE
VALLEY GARDEN DRIVE
WEAVER DRUMS
ABANDONED DRUM SITE
AMERICAN CREOSOTE WORKS (MS)
BENTON FURNITURE CO.
BERGERON MARINE
CANTON PLATING & BUMPER WORKS
CAUSTIC CHEMICAL
COWART VBS
GOOKEN FARMS DRUM SITE
GULF BATTERY EXCHANGE
MIDNIGHT DUMP
NATCHEZ DRUG SITE
NESBIT SCALE HOUSE
NESBIT SCALE HOUSE+
NEWSOME BROS. SITE+
NEWSOME BROTHERS/OLD REICHOLD
PLASTIFAX, INC.
S. ELECTROFORMING
SONFORD PRODUCTS
CITY
EUREKA
HOLDER
HOLDER
LAWRENCE COUNTY
REPUBLIC
KANSAS CITY
MAXVILLE
LAWRENCE COUNTY
ST. LOUIS
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY
JACKSON
LOUISVILLE
ASHLAND
PEARLINGTON
CANTON
WOODVILLE
TALLAHATCHIE CITY
SENATOBIA
FONTAINBLEAU
MCHENRY COUNTY
NATCHEZ
NESBIT
NESBIT
COLUMBIA
COLUMBIA
GULFPORT
KOSCIUSKO
JACKSON
NFL
STATUS
ANNUAL
REPORT
N
N
N
N
Y
N
Y
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
Y
Y
N
N
N
1
1
2
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
1
3
3
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
+ A removal action was previously completed at this site.
* Annual Report:
1 - covers removal actions completed from 1/1/80 to 9/30/86
2 - covers removal actions completed from 10/01/86 to 9/30/87 FY 87
3 - covers removal actions completed from 10/01/87 to 9/30/88 (FY 88)
102
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INDEX OP COMPLETED
REMOVAL ACTIONS
SINCE THE BEGINNING OP SOPERFUND THRODGH FY 88 fl/l/nn - o/in/ani
STATE
MS
MT
NC
REGION SITE NAME
4 SOUTHERN LUMBER CO.
8 MILL CREEK SITE (ANACONDA)
MOTHERLODE FACILITY
RELIANCE REFINERY
SILVER BOW CREEK/WALKERVI LLE
4 ABERDEEN PESTICIDE
AHOSKIE MIDNIGHT DUMP
ALANDALE DR. CHEMICAL SITE
AUBURN CHURCH ROAD DRUMS
BARNES PROPERTY
BEACH CONTAINERS
BOSTIC DRUM
BUCKHORN PESTICIDE FIRE
BUCKHORN RD. DRUM SITE
BUSH BROTHERS PLATING
CALDWELL COUNTY
CAPE FEAR WOOD PRESERVING
CAPE FEAR WOOD PRESERVING*
CAPE FEAR WOOD PRESERVING*
CAPE HATTERAS NATIONAL SEASHOR
CAROLINA PRODUCTION
CAROLINA TRANSFORMER CO.
CHARLES MACON LAGOON & DRUM
CHEMTRONICS INC.
CLAYTON BALLFIELD PESTICIDE
CLEVELAND CO. DRUM SITE
CORNELL-DUBLIER
DAVENPORT CREOSOTE SPILL
CITY
CROSBY
ANACONDA
EAST HELENA
KALISPELL
SILVER BOW/ DEER LDGE
ABERDEEN
AHOSKIE
WILMINGTON
RALEIGH
FAIRMONT
OREGON INLET
HOLLY RIDGE
BUCKHORN
SANFORD
REIDVILLE
LENOIR
FAYETTEVILLE
FAYETTEVILLE
FAYETTEVILLE
RODANTHE
ASHEVILLE
FAYETTEVILLE
CORDOVA
SWANNANOA
CLAYTON
SHELBY
SANFORD
PINETOPS
NPL
STATUS
N
Y
N
Y
N
N'
Y
Y
Y
N
Y
Y
JL
N
ANNUAL
REPORT *
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A removal action was previously completed at this site.
* Annual Report:
1 - covers removal actions completed from 1/1/80 to 9/30/86
2 - covers removal actions completed from 10/01/86 to 9/30/87 (FY 87)
3 - covers removal actions completed from 10/01/87 to 9/30/88 (FY 88)
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INDEX OF COMPLETED REMOVAL ACTIONS
SINCE THE BEGINNING OP SUPERPOND THROUGH PY 88 C 1/1/80 - 9/
STATE REGION SITE NAME
NC 4 DOCKERY PROPERTY
DOT MAINTENANCE YARD
ELIZABETH CITY DRUM
EVERHART LUMBER SITE
FORBUSH METAL FINISHING
FURNACE RD. DRUM SITE
GASTON CO. DRUM SITE
GIBSON MIDNIGHT DUMP
GILLCREST ROAD
HOLLINGSWORTH PESTICIDE SITE
HUMPBACK MTN. RD. DRUMS
JMC PLATING
LAUREL SPRINGS PCB SITE
LENOIR REFINING
MIDNIGHT DUMPING/GUILFORD
ONE-HOUR KORETIZING
PCB CONTAMINATED WELLS
PLYMOUTH WOOD TREATMENT
POTTERS PITS
QUEENS PROPERTY
ROUTE 211 PESTICIDE SITE
ROWES CORNER DRUM DUMP
SALVAGE OIL OF AMERICA
SAMPSON CO. DUMPSTER
SANFORD PLATING COMPANY
SCOTTS CREEK BATTERY
SOUTH RIVERDALE DRIVE
U.S. 70 DUMP SITE
U.S. HWY 1 TRUCK SITE
UNION CO. DRUM SITE
CITY
CORDOVA
SHALLOTTE
ELIZABETH CITY
NEW BERN
YADKINVILLE
LINCOLNTON
GASTONIA
GIBSON
WAKE FOREST
FAYETTEVILLE
SPRUCE PINE
LEXINGTON
LAUREL SPRINGS
LENOIR
GUILFORD
DURHAM
TAYLORS VI LLE
PLYMOUTH
MACO
CHARLOTTE
ABERDEEN
ROWES CORNER
ROCKINGHAM
ROSEBORO
SANFORD
NEW BERN
DURHAM
MORGANTOWN
VASS
MONROE
30/88)
NPL
STATUS
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
ANNUAL
REPORT *
1
1
1
1
3
2
3
3
1
2
2
3
2
1
1
1
3
1
1
2
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
3
+ A removal action was previously completed at this site.
* Annual Report:
1 - covers removal actions completed from 1/1/80 to 9/30/86
2 - covers removal actions completed from 10/01/86 to 9/30/87 (FY 87)
3 - covers removal actions completed from 10/01/87 to 9/30/88 (FY 88)
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SINCE THE BEGINNING OP SUPERFUMD TWPnnnw PY ftft M /I /nn OMn^nni
STATE REGION SITE NAME
Nc 4 WESTERN CAROLINA SMELTING
WOODY »S TIRE FIRE
ND 8 ARSENIC TRIOXIDE
GRAND FORKS DRUM SITE
VAAGAN-DAHLE FARM
NE 7 ECONOMY PRODUCTS
ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES. INC.
HOFFMAN DRUM (ALLIANCE)
MARCY STREET
MURDOCH GROUNDWATER
MURDOCH GROUNDWATER+
NK i 13 NIQUETTE (27)
17 NIQUETTE
AUBURN RD
BURNS HILL ROAD
BURSEY ASBESTOS
GONIC SITES
HALL STREET
JOHNS MANVILLE ASBESTOS SITE
KEEFE ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
LAKE SUNAPEE
LOWELL ROAD
MATARAZZO
MOTTOLO PIG FARM
OTTATI & GOSS/KINGSTON STEEL
POINTER ASBESTOS
RIDGE AVENUE ASBESTOS
+ A removal action was previously completed
* Annual Report: 1 - covers removal actions
2 - covers removal actions
3 - covers removal actions
___ NPL ANNUAL
CITY STATUS REPORT *
MADISON
GASTONIA
SOUTHEASTERN ND
GRAND FORKS
CARPIO
OMAHA
OMAHA
ALLIANCE
OMAHA
MURDOCK
MURDOCK
NASHUA
NASHUA
LONDONDERRY
HUDSON
HUDSON
GONIC
BOW
HUDSON
EPPING
SUNAPEE
HUDSON
HUDSON
RAYMOND
KINGSTON
HUDSON
HUDSON
at this site.
completed from 1/1/80 to 9/30/86
completed from 10/01/86 to 9/30/87
COmnl
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INDEX OP COMPLETED REMOVAL ACTIONS
SINCE THE BEGINNING OP SDPERPHND THROUGH PY 88 (1/1/80 - 9/30
STATE REGION SITE NAME
NH 1 RUSSEL AVE. (28)
S. BANK ASBESTOS
S. BANK ASBESTOS+
SAVAGE MUNICIPAL WATER SUPPLY
SHADY LANE ASBESTOS
SYLVESTER
TIBBETTS ROAD
TIBBETTS ROAD+
TIBBETTS ROAD+
TINKHAM GARAGE
NJ 2 ATLANTIC RESOURCES
BLUE POLY DRUM
BLUE SPRUCE INTERNATIONAL
BRADY METALS
BRIDGEPORT RENTAL & OIL SVCS.
BRIDGEPORT RENTAL & OIL SVCS.+
BRIDGEPORT RENTAL & OIL SVCS.+
BRIDGEPORT RENTAL & OIL SVCS.+
BRIDGEPORT RENTAL & OIL SVCS.+
BURNT FLY BOG
CAMPLAIN ROAD
CAMPLAIN ROAD+
CHEMICAL CONTROL
CHEMICAL CONTROL+
CHEMICAL INSECTICIDE CORP.
CHEMICAL LEAMAN TANK LINES
CONTAMINATED WELLS
CONTAMINATED WELLS+
COOPER RIVER
CITY
NASHUA
NASHUA
NASHUA
MILFORD
NASHUA
NASHUA
BARRINGTON
BARRINGTON
BARRINGTON
LONDONDERRY
SAYREVILLE
GLOUCESTER CITY
BOUND BROOK
NEWARK
BRIDGEPORT
BRIDGEPORT
BRIDGEPORT
BRIDGEPORT
BRIDGEPORT
MARLBORO TOWNSHIP
HILLS BOROUGH
HILLS BOROUGH
ELIZABETH
ELIZABETH
METUCHEN
BRIDGEPORT
EAST HANOVER
EAST HANOVER
CAMDEN
/88)
NPL
STATUS
N
Y
Y
Y
N
N
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
N
N
Y
N
Y
N
ANNUAL
REPORT *
3
1
j.
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
2
*
1
+ A removal action was previously completed at this site.
* Annual Report:
1 - covers removal actions completed from VV?0 to 9/30/86
2 - covers removal actions completed from 10/01/86 to 9/30/87 (FY 87)
3 - coveri removal actions completed from 10/01/87 to 9/30/88 (FY 88)
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INDEX OF COMPLETED REMOVAL ACTIONS
SINCE THE BEGINNING OF 8PPERFUND THROUGH FY 88 (1/1/80 - 9/30/881
STATE REGION
SITE NAME
CITY
NPL
STATUS
ANNUAL
REPORT
NJ
COULTER STREET
DELANCY TRAILER
DELAWARE RIVER
DUANE MARINE
DUANE MARINE*
FRIED INDUSTRIES
GEMS LANDFILL
GOOSE FARM
HAYES PARK POOL
HILLSBOROUGH-ROUTE 206
HORSESHOE ROAD DUMP
INDUSTRIAL LATEX
INDUSTRIAL LATEX+
INTERNATIONAL METAL SVCS*
KEARNY DRUM DUMP #1 & #5
KEARNY DRUM DUMP #2
KIN-BUC LANDFILL
LIPARI LANDFILL
LIPARI LANDFILL+
LOCKWOOD STREET
MINSEI
MYERS PROPERTY
MYERS PROPERTY^
NASCOLITE
PERONA TIRE FIRE
POMONA OAKS RESIDENTIAL WELLS
PULVERIZING SERVICES
QUANTA RESOURCES
RENORA, INC.
SIGNO DELTA WAREHOUSE
TOMS RIVER
NEWARK
GLOUSTER
PERTH AMBOY
PERTH AMBOY
EAST BRUNSWICK TWP.
GOUCESTER TOWNSHIP
PLUMSTEAD TOWNSHIP
NEWARK
HILLSBORO
SAYREVILLE
WALLINGTON
WALLINGTON
NEWARK
KEARNY
KEARNY
EDISON TOWNSHIP
PITMAN
PITMAN
NEWARK
WOODLAWN TOWNSHIP
FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP
FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP
MILLVILLE
ATLANTIC
GALLOWAY TOWNSHIP
MOORESTOWN
EDGEWATER
EDISON TOWNSHIP
WALL TOWNSHIP
N
N
N
N
N
Y
Y
Y
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
Y
N
N
N
N
Y
Y
Y
N
Y
N
N
Y
N
3
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
3
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
3
3
2
1
3
1
1
2
A removal action was previously completed at this site.
Annual Report:
1 - covers removal actions completed from 1/1/80 to 9/30/86
2 - covers removal actions completed from 10/01/86 to 9/30/87 (FY 87)
3 - covers removal actions completed from 10/01/87 to 9/30/88 (FY 88)
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INDEX OF COMPLETED REMOVAL ACTIONS
SINCE THE BEGINNING OF SDPERFDND THROUGH FY 88 11/1/80 - 9/1
STATE REGION SITE NAME
NJ 2 WALDICK AEROSPACE DEVICES
YELLOW GOOP ON BEACH
NM 6 ARGENT CORPORATION
CIMMARON MINING
PRONTO SERVICES
S VALLEY PCB TANK SITE
WHITFIELD TANKLINES
NV 9 AEROLITE PLATING
BIG SPRING RANCH
CYANIDE SPILL
ECHO BAY STATION
POLYCARB WELLS
SILVERADO LEACH MILL FACILITY
WASHO DRUM
NY 2 ABANDONED DRUM
ABANDONED DRUMS ERIE CANAL
AMERICAN THERMOSTAT
ARSENIC MINES
ASBESTOS DUMPING
ASBESTOS/TORREY PLACE
BAYSHORE
BERNCOLOR INC.
BERNE METALS
BLOOMING GROVE
BYRON BARREL & DRUM
CAYADOTTA CREEK
CLOTHIER DISPOSAL
CITY
WALL TOWNSHIP
LONG BRANCH
RIO RANCHO
CARRIZOZO
ALBUQUERQUE
ALBUQUERQUE
ALBUQUERQUE
RENO
SHAFTER
GLENDALE
LAKE MEAD
WELLS
EUREKA
RENO
ROCKAWAY
BUFFALO
SOUTH CAIRO
KENT
E. FARMINGDALE
YONKERS
ISLIP
POUGHKEEPSIE
BUFFALO
ORANGE COUNTY
BYRON
JOHNSTOWN
TOWN OF GRANBY
30/88)
NFL
STATUS
Y
N
N
N
N
N
Y
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
Y
N
N
N
N
N
N
Y
N
Y
ANNUAL
REPORT *
1
1
1
1
3
3
1
1
1
2
2
1
2
3
+ A removal action was previously completed at this site.
* Annual Report:
1 - covers removal actions completed from 1/1/80 to 9/30/86
2 - covers removal actions completed from 10/01/86 to 9/30/87 (FY 87)
3 - covers removal actions completed from 10/01/87 to 9/30/88 (FY 88)
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HT-T _*NDEX OF COMPLETED REMOVAL ACTIONS
SINCE THE BESIMMINQ OF SDPEaPPND THROOGH FY 88 f1/1/80 - 9/30/88}
STATE REGION
SITE NAME
NY
FORT DRUM
FORT TOTTEN
FULTON TERMINALS
FULTON TERMINALS-f
FULTON TERMINALS*
GAZZOLA DRIVE
HIGH VIEW TERRACE
HONEYOE FALLS
HUDSON RIVER
HYDE PARK DRUM SITE
JAGGER LANE
KENTUCKY AVENUE WELL FIELD
LA CLAIR RESIDENCE
LINCOLN AVENUE
LINCOLN AVENUE
LONG ISLAND BEACH
LOVE CANAL (BLACK CREEK)
MADISON WIRE CO
MATTIACE PETRO CHEMICAL
MEK SPILL
MILLER ROAD
MORELAND FARM
N. LINDENHURST
NIAGARA RIVER
OLEAN WELL FIELD
CLEAN WELL FIELD*
OLEAN WELL FIELD+
PARTHEY LANE
POLLUTION ABATEMENT SVCS. (PAS)
POLLUTION ABATEMENT SVCS. (PAS)+
CITY
WATERTOWN
NEW YORK CITY
FULTON
FULTON
FULTON
LONG ISLAND
WEST SENECA
N. BLOOMFIELD
NEW YORK
DUTCHESS COUNTY
SOUTHAMPTON
HORSEHEADS
FORT ANN
BOHEMIA
PORT JEFFERSON
RYE
NIAGARA FALLS
WEST SENECA
GLEN COVE
HICKSVILLE
AMITYVILLE
COMMACK
BABYLON
YOUNGSTOWN
OLEAN
OLEAN
OLEAN
AMITYVILLE
OSWEGO
OSWEGO
A removal action was previously completed at this site.
NPL
STATUS
N
N
Y
Y
Y
N
N
N
N
N
N
Y
N
N
N
N
Y
N
N
N
. N
N
N
N
Y
Y
Y
N
Y
Y
* Annual Report:
1
T
3
ANNUAL
REPORT *
covers removal actions completed from 1/1/80 to 9/30/86
f5S removaj actions completed from 10/01/86 to 9/30/87 (FY 87)
covers removal actions completed from 10/01/87 to 9/30/88 (FY 88)
2
1
2
2
2
2
3
3
3
2
1
1
3
1
3
1
1
2
3
1
3
2
2
3
1
1
1
2
1
3
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INDEX OF COMPLETED REMOVAL ACTIONS
SINCE THE BEGINNING OF SUPERFUND
STATE REGION SITE NAME
NY 2 PRIMO SHIELD
RIDGE ROAD AT RT. 20
SAG HARBOR
SAMMIS AVENUE-DEER PARK
SHIRLEY #2
SIGNO TRADING
SIGNO/COTY
SIGNO/KENSTON
SIGNO/MT. VERNON
TOWN OF KENT
WADING RIVER
WALLKILL WELL
WIDE BEACH
WIDE BEACH+
WINDUS DR.
YORK OIL CO.
YORK OIL CO.+
OH 5 ABANDONED CHEMICALS
AEROQUIP/REPUBLIC HOSE
AMERICAN STEEL DRUM
AMERICAN STEEL DRUM+
ANACONDA ROAD SITE
ASBESTOS BAGS ORWELL
CENTRAL WASTE LANDFILL
CHEM-DYNE
CHEM-DYNE+
CHEM-DYNE+
CHEMCO
CHEMICAL MINERALS RECLAMATION
THROUGH FY 88 (1/1/80 - 9/30/8BJ
CITY
UTICA
POMPEY
SOUTHAMPTON
BABYLON
BROADWAY
WESTCHESTER
STATEN ISLAND
BROOKLYN
MT. VERNON
PUTNAM COUNTY
SUFFOLK COUNTY
WALLKILL
BRANT
BRANT
SHIRLEY
MORIA
MORI A
CLEVELAND
OAKLAND
BEDFORD
BEDFORD
AKRON
ORWELL
ALLIANCE
HAMILTON
HAMILTON
HAMILTON
ASTABULA
CLEVELAND
NPL ANNUAL
STATUS REPORT *
N 2
N*5
3
N4
1
N*
1
NA
2
Ni*
1
NA
2
No
f-
N 3
N 2
N*
1
N1
1
Y1
1
YM
2
N1
1
Y1
1
Y4
1
N 1
N«|
1
N 1
NM
3
N1
1
N*)
2
NA
2
Y«*
1
Y 1
Y1
1
Nf\
3
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+ A removal action was previously completed at this site.
* Annual Report:
1 - covers removal actions completed from 1/1/80 to 9/30/86
2 - covers removal actions completed from 10/01/86 to 9/30/87 (FY 87
3 - covers removal actions completed from 10/01/87 to 9/30/88 {FY 88)
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STATE REGION
SITE NAME
OH
COMMERCIAL OIL
COMMERCIAL OIL*
DAYTON TIRE AND RUBBER
GP & K, INC.
GREINERS LAGOON
GREINERS LAGOON+
GREINERS LAGOON+
GREINERS LAGOON+
HYTECH CHROME
J.C. HAYNES
J.V. PETERS
K & S CIRCUITS
LASKIN/POPLAR OIL CO.
LASKIN/POPLAR OIL CO.-f
LASKIN/POPLAR OIL CO.+
LASKIN/POPLAR OIL CO.+
LIQUID WASTE MANAGEMENT
MIDNIGHT DUMP,W.58TH STREET
OLD MILL
OLD MILL+
OLD MILLf
PETROLEUM POWER & MAINTENANCE
RASER TANNERY
RELIABLE PLATING
SEAWAY WAREHOUSE
SKILJAN/DIAL
SUMMIT EQUIPMTNT & SUPPLIES
SUMMIT NATIONAL
SUMMIT NATIONAL*
T.P. LONG
CITY
OREGON
OREGON
DAYTON
MENTOR
FREMONT
FREMONT
FREMONT .
FREMONT
LOGAN
NEWARK
MIDDLEFIELD
PHILLIPSBURG
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
SHANDON
CLEVELAND
ROCK CREEK
ROCK CREEK
ROCK CREEK
LOUISVILLE
ASHTABULA
FINDLAY
WASHINGTON COURTHOUSE
CLEVELAND
AKRON
DEERFIELD TWP.
DEERFIELD TWP.
AKRON
NPL
STATUS
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
Y
Y
Y
Y
N
N
Y
Y
Y
N
N
N
N
N
N
Y
Y
N
ANNUAL
REPORT
2
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3
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SINCE THE BEGINNING OP SnFBRFUND...T
STATE REGION SITE NAME
OH 5 UNITED SCRAP LEAD CO.
VALLEYWOOD SUBDIVISION
OR 6 10TH ST. DUMP/ JUNKYARD
COMPASS INDUSTRIES
DUNCAN TRANSFORMER SITE
norman T?Y 88 (1/1/80 -
PTTY
TROY
VALLEYWOOD
OKLAHOMA CITY
TULSA
DUNCAN
HAnnnPTf ATRPORT .EKK-Lt-'JS
JACK DENNIS PESTICIDE BURNSITE MIDWEST CITY
JACK DENNIS PESTICIDE BURNSITE+ MIDWEST CITY
T^cffi^OTSS COUNTY) SSSSoS?
WHEATLAND DRUM OAKLAHOMA CITY
OR 10 DEPOE BAY
NORTHWEST DUST CONTROL
UNION AVE. PCB SITE
UNITED CHROME PRODUCTS INC
WILLIAMETTE RIVER
PA 3 ABM EDDYSTONE
AMBLER ASBESTOS PILES
AMBLER ASBESTOS PILES*
AMERICAN INSULATOR
AMERICAN STREET TANNERY
APACHE WASTE OIL
ASHLAND CHEMICAL
BENSALEM DRUM
BERKS SAND PIT-VAN ELLSWYCK
BFG ELECTROPLATING
BIEDLER ROAD
BOYERTOWN SCRAP METAL
LINCOLN CITY
WHITE CITY
PORTLAND
CORVALLIS
PORTLAND
DELAWARE COUNTY
AMBLER
AMBLER
NEW FREEDOM
PHILADELPHIA
CORISHOHOCKEN
PHILADELPHIA
BENSALEM TWP.
LONGSWAMP TWP.
PUNXSUTAWNY
UPPER MARION TWP.
BOYERTOWN
+ A removal action was previously completed at this site.
* Annual Report: 1 - covers removal actions
2 - covers removal actions
> _ fniroY't; -removal actions
completed from 1/1/80
completed from 10/01/1
completed from 10/01/1
9/30/88)
NPL
STATUS
Y
N
Y
Y
N
N
N
Y
N
N
N
N
Y
N
N
V
Y
N
N
N
N
N
Y
N
N
N
4
to 9/30/86
J6 to 9/30/87 (FY
Y1 to 9/30/88 (FY
ANNUAL
REPORT *
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1
2
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
3
3
1
2
1
1
1
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1
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88)
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STATE REGION
SITE NAME
CITY
NPL
STATUS
ANNUAL
REPORT *
PA
BRODHEAD CREEK
BROWN'S BATTERY BREAKING
BRUIN LAGOON
BRUIN LAGOON+
BURIED DRUM REMOVAL
BUTLER TUNNEL
C&F CHEMICAL
C. E. BRUBAKER
CAMP RUN DRUM
CAUSTIC MIDNIGHT DUMP
DONEGAL TWP. MIDNIGHT DRUM DUMP
DORNEY ROAD LANDFILL
DRACUP WAREHOUSE
DRACUP WAREHOUSE*
DRAKE CHEMICAL
DRAKE CHEMICAL+
DUNCANSVILLE TANKER
DUNNING MOUNTAIN DRUM FIRE
DURHAM TWP SOLVENT SPILL
EAGER BEAVER LUMBER CO.
EAST CUMBERLAND STREET
EWEING ROAD DRUM SITE
FENNEL ROAD
FRONT ST. TANKER
GARAGE FIRE
GRADYVILLE MIDNIGHT DUMP
HIGH QUALITY PLATING
HOWARD RODGER'S DRUM
HUTCHINSON PCS MINE
INTERSTATE TRANSFORMER
STROUDSBURG
SHOEMAKERSVILLE
BRUIN BOROUGH
BRUIN BOROUGH
MCKEAN COUNTY
PITTSTON
GOSHEN
LANCASTER
MCKEAN COUNTY
PHILADELPHIA
BUTLER COUNTY
UPPER MACUNGIE TWP.
YOUNGSVILLE
YOUNGSVILLE
LOCK HAVEN
LOCK HAVEN
DUNCANSVILLE
BLAIR COUNTY
DURHAM TOWNSHIP
TOWNVILLE
PHILADELPHIA
COLLIER TWP
BUCKS COUNTY
CHESTER
GLENSIDE
GRADYVILLE
OLD ZIONSVILLE
FRANKLIN
HUTCHINSON
ELLWOOD CITY
Y
Y
Y
Y
N
Y
N
N
N
N
N
Y
N
N
Y
Y
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
1
I
I
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
3
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
2
3
1
A removal action was previously completed at this site.
Annual Report:
1
2
3
removaj actfons completed from 1/1/80 to 9/30/86
covers removal actions completed from 10/01/86 to 9/30/87 JFV R7\
covers removal actions completed from lo>oi>B7 to l/l
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SINi
INDEX OF COMPLETED RFMQVM. ACTIONS ./-./OQI
3B THE BEGINNING OF SUPERPPED THBQPfiH FY 88 (1/1/80 - 9/30/88)
STATE REGION
SITE NAME
PA
JOHNSON BRONZE
KEVAK PROPERTY
KEYSER AVE BOREHOLE
KRUM TRASH
LACKAWANNA REFUSE
LANCASTER BATTERY
LANSDOWNE RADIATION
M.W. MANUFACTURING
MALITOVSKY DRUM CO.
MERCER COUNTY DRUM DUMP
METCOA RADIATION SITE
MILL CREEK DUMP
MILL CREEK DUMP*
MT. POCONO
MUSKRAT ROAD DRUM
NICKEL PLATE ROAD
NVF COMPANY
OLD AMERICAN GLYCERINE
OLD GARAGE
PAGAN ROAD
PAOLI RAIL YARDS
PATRICK DIEHL
PINEY CREEK DRUM
PLYMOUTH MEETING DRUM
POTTSTOWN ABANDONED TRAILER
PRINTED CIRCUITS, INC.
REVERE CHEMICAL
ROTUNDA DRIVE
ROUTE 13 DRUM SITE
RT. 563 DRUM SITE
CITY
NEW CASTLE
GLEN LYON
LACKAWANA COUNTY
DANVILLE
OLD FORGE BOROUGH
MANHEIM TWP.
LANSDOWNE
VALLEY TOWNSHIP
PITTSBURGH
MERCER COUNTY
PULASKI
ERIE
ERIE
MONROE COUNTY
BUCKS COUNTY
COCHRANTON
KENNETT SQUARE
MCKEAN
MARION HEIGHTS
ERIE COUNTY
PAOLI
BLAIR COUNTY
BLAIR COUNTY
PLYMOUTH MEETING
POTTSTOWN
BUCKS COUNTY
NOCKAMIXON TWP.
ERIE COUNTY
BUCKS COUNTY
SALFORD TWP.
NFL
STATUS
ANNUAL
REPORT *
N
N
N
N
Y
N
Y
Y
N
N
N
Y
Y
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
Y
N
N
N
3
3
2
1
1
2
3
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
1
3
3
1
1
2
3
1
1
2
1
1
1
2
1
3
A removal action was previously completed at this site.
* Annual Report:
1 - covers removal actions completed from 1/1/80 to 9/30/86
2 - covers removal actions completed from 10/01/86 to 9/30/87 (FY 87
3 - covers removal actions completed from 10/01/87 to 9/30/88 (FY 88)
114
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. °F COMPLEIpEP REMOVAL AC-PTOMB
CNNING^OF SUPEM-mro THROUGH FY HflTT.
- 9/30/aai
STATE REGION
SITE NAME
PA
PR
RI
SANDONELLE PCB
SATELLITE/AMMET INCENDIARY
SOLLY AVE. MIDNIGHT DRUM DUMP
SON OF LANSDOWNE
SSCD SCHOOLYARD SITE
STARBRICK
SUNSET GOLF COURSE
SWISSVALE AUTO
TAYLOR BOROUGH DUMP
TAYLOR BOROUGH DUMP+
TINICUM MARSH
TRI-STATE ENGINEERING
TROWBRIDGE ESTATES MERCURY
TURCO COATINGS
TYSONS DUMP
VULCANIZED RUBBER &
WACHS LANDFILL
WADE (ABM)
WADE (ABM)+
WALSH LANDFILL
WESTINGHOUSE ELEVATOR
WESTINGHOUSE ELEVATOR*
WESTLINE SITE
WESTLINE SITE+
CAMUY RIVER DUMP SITE
DORADO DRUM SITE
PUERTO RICO ORGANIC INC
CASTLE HILL
CITY
FINDLEY TOWNSHIP
ALLEGHANY COUNTY
NE PHILADELPHIA
LANSDOWNE
PUNXSUTAWNEY
CONEWANGO TOWNSHIP
HARRISBURG
SWISSVALE BOROUGH
TAYLOR BOROUGH
TAYLOR BOROUGH
, FALLCROFT
WASHINGTON COUNTY
SOUTHHAMPTON TWP.
PHOENIXVILLE
UPPER MERION TWP.
MORRISVILLE
WEST NEWTON
CHESTER
CHESTER
HONEYBROOK TWP
GETTYSBURG
GETTYSBURG
WESTLINE
WESTLINE
PUERTO RICO
DORADO
ARECIBO
NEWPORT
NFL
STATUS
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
Y
Y
N
N
N
N
Y
N
N
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
N
N
N
N
ANNUAL
REPORT *
2
1
3
3
2
1
1
2
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
A removal action was previously completed at this site.
Annual Report:
1 - covers removal actions completed from 1/1/80 to 9/3o/afi
2 - covers removal actions completed frdm 10/01/86 to IAI/B7 YFY871
3 - covers removal actions completed from 16/61/1? to l/lo/ll (?? II]
115
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STATE REGION
TNOEX OP COMPLETED REMOVAL ACTIONS
SINCE THE BEGINNING OP SOPERPDNn THROUGH PY 88 (1/1/80 - 9/3U
__nn *....i-i CITY
/88)
NPL
STATUS
ANNUAL
REPORT
SITE NAME
RI
SC
SD
1 COOKS LANDFILL
DAVIS LIQUID WASTE
MENEMSHA
PICILLO FARM
STAMINA MILLS
STAMINA MILLS+
WESTERN SAND & GRAVEL
4 BABB DRUMS
BURKETT CYLINDER
C.D. BUFF
CAROLAWN INC.
CAROLAWN INC.+
DONALDSON ROADSIDE DUMP
DREYFUS STREET
EARL ALLEN CHEMICAL SITES
GEIGER OIL SITE
HORRY CO. FIREWORKS
INMAN WAREHOUSE
JIMMY'S TRUCK STOP
KERSHAW CO. LANDFILL
LANDO DRUMS SITE
MEDLEY FARM DRUM DUMP
NATIONAL GALVANIZING
NICHOLS AIR STRIP
PALMETTO WOOD PRESERVING
REIMER DRUM
WOODWARD PROPERTY DRUMS
8 HELDT CHEMICAL (SD SERV)
EAST PROVIDENCE
SMITHFIELD
PROVIDENCE
COVENTRY
N. SMITHFIELD
N. SMITHFIELD
BURRILLVILLE
LITTLE CHICAGO
CHARLESTON
UMA
FORT LAWN
FORT LAWN
GREENVILLE
COLUMBIA
NORTH AUGUSTA
CHARLESTON
CONWAY
INMAN
ORANGEBURG
KERSHAW COUNTY
LANDO
GAFFNEY
TRAVELER'S REST
NICHOLS
CAYCE
BATH
MYRTLE BEACH
BROOKINGS
+ A removal action was previously completed at this site.
* Annual Report:
N
Y
N
Y
Y
Y
Y
N
N
N
Y
Y
N
N
N
Y
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
Y
N
N
N
1
1
2
1
1
3
1
2
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
3
1
3
1
2
2
1
1
3
1
1
2
1 - covers removal actions completed from 1/1/80 to 9/30/86
2 - covers removal actions completed from 10/01/86 to 9/30/87 FY 87
3 - covers removal actions completed from 10/01/87 to 9/30/88 (FY 88)
116
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INDEX OF COMPLETED REMOVAL ACTIONS
SINCE THE BEGINNING OF SUPERFOND THROUGH FY 88 (1/1/80 - 9/30/88)
STATE REGION
SITE NAME
CITY
NFL ANNUAL
STATUS REPORT
TN 4 AMERICAN CREOSOTE/JACKSON PLNT
AMERICAN CREOSOTE/JACKSON PLNT-f
ARLINGTON BLENDING & PACKAGING
GALLAWAY PONDS SITE
GALLAWAY PONDS SITE-f
HAMILL-HOOKER RD #3
J & L DRUM SITE
JACQUES MILLER SITE (KIRBY)
MILLER SITE
TT 9 PCB WASTES (15-SAIPAN)
W TRUST TERR (11-HARMON AREA)
W TRUST TERR f 13-GPA/NAVAL1
W TRUST TERR (14-CNMI-PCB)
W TRUST TERR (16-PALAU)
W TRUST TERR (17-MARSHALL IS)
W TRUST TERR (18-GUAM DPH)
W TRUST TERR (19-MARSHALL IS)
W TRUST TERR (2-UNIV GUAM)
W TRUST TERR (20-MARSHALL IS)
W TRUST TERR (21-EBEYE PUB)
W TRUST TERR (25-PONAPE ELECT)
W TRUST TERR (26-PONAPE)
W TRUST TERR (27-PONAPE FRST)
W TRUST TERR (28-PONAPE)
W TRUST TERR (29-KOSRAE)
W TRUST TERR (3 -GUAM MEM HOSP)
W TRUST TERR (30-TRUK)
W TRUST TERR (32-YAP)
+ A removal action was previously completed at
* Annual Rjannr-h? i simmfc* ».»«._.. ~i 2.1 _.
JACKSON
JACKSON
ARLINGTON
GALLAWAY
GALLAWAY
CHATTANOOGA
MEMPHIS
NASHVILLE
ROAN MOUNTAIN
PACIFIC TRUST TERRITORIES
PACIFIC TRUST TERRITORIES
PACIFIC TRUST TERRITORIES
PACIFIC TRUST TERRITORIES
PACIFIC TRUST TERRITORIES
PACIFIC TRUST TERRITORIES
PACIFIC TRUST TERRITORIES
PACIFIC TRUST TERRITORIES
PACIFIC TRUST TERRITORIES
PACIFIC TRUST TERRITORIES
PACIFIC TRUST TERRITORIES
PACIFIC TRUST TERRITORIES
PACIFIC TRUST TERRITORIES
PACIFIC TRUST TERRITORIES
PACIFIC TRUST TERRITORIES
PACIFIC TRUST TERRITORIES
PACIFIC TRUST TERRITORIES
PACIFIC TRUST TERRITORIES
PACIFIC TRUST TERRITORIES
this site.
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
1
J.
)
ft
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1 .
~~T^.~*.^^i. from 1/1/80 to 9/30/86
2 - covers removal actions completed from 10/01/86 to 9/30/87 fFY 87)
3 - covers removal actions completed from 10/01/87 to 9/30/88 (FY 88)
117
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STATE
TT
TX
INDEX OF COMPLETED ppMOVAL ACTIONS
HTfirP THE P«flTNNTNS OF SDPERFnKD THROUGH FY 88 (1/1/80 - 9/30/88)
REGION SITE NAME
9 W TRUST TERR (33-YAP)
W TRUST TERR (4 SITES)
W TRUST TERR (4 -GUAM EDUC)
W TRUST TERR (4 -GUAM PUB HOSP)
W TRUST TERR (5 -GUAM AGRI)
W TRUST TERR (7 -GUAM ECON)
W TRUST TERR (8 -GUAM PHYS)
W TRUST TERR (9 -GUAM DEPT PHL)
W TRUST TERR (B-DELA CRUZ)
W TRUST TERR (C-MAJURO HOSP)
W TRUST TERR (D-MED CLINIC)
W TRUST TERR (F-PROT YAP)
W TRUST TERR (G-USCG LORAN)
6 301 MAIN STREET
ACRYLONITRIL SPILL
AGGIE CHEMICAL
AMERICAN THIO-CHEM
AMOCO DOCK 31
BARKER CHEMICAL
BESTPLATE INC.
BESTPLATE INC.+
BIO-ECOLOGY SYSTEMS, INC.
CARGO SHIP EXPLOSION
CHEMICAL DRUMS-PADRE ISLAND
CRYSTAL CHEMICAL CO.
CRYSTAL CHEMICAL CO.+
CRYSTAL CITY AIRPORT
CRYSTAL CITY AIRPORT*
CRYSTAL CITY AIRPORT+
CITY
V*A Jk A
PACIFIC TRUST TERRITORIES
PACIFIC TRUST TERRITORIES
PACIFIC TRUST TERRITORIES
PACIFIC TRUST TERRITORIES
PACIFIC TRUST TERRITORIES
PACIFIC TRUST TERRITORIES
PACIFIC TRUST TERRITORIES
PACIFIC TRUST TERRITORIES
PACIFIC TRUST TERRITORIES
PACIFIC TRUST TERRITORIES
PACIFIC TRUST TERRITORIES
PACIFIC TRUST TERRITORIES
PACIFIC TRUST TERRITORIES
SOUTH HOUSTON
TEXAS CITY
SAN ANTONIO
FORT WORTH
TEXAS CITY
GRANDVIEW
HUTCHINS
HUTCHINS
GRAND PRAIRIE
HOUSTON
BROWNSVILLE
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
NPL
STATUS
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
Y
v
X
ANNUAL
REPORT
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
J.
0
J
1
j.
3
/
1
1
JL
I
^»
1
X
1
J.
1
A.
3
J
A removal action was previously completed at this site.
* Annual Report:
1 - covers removal actions completed from 1/1/JO *° 9/30/86
2 - covers removal actions completed from 10/01/86 to 9/30/87 (FY 87
3 - covers removal actions completed from 10/01/87 to 9/30/88 (FY 88)
118
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INDEX OF COMPLETED REMOVAL ACTIONS
SINCE THE BEGINNING OF SUPERFDND THROUGH FY 88 I1/1/80 - 9/30/881
STATE REGION
SITE NAME
CITY
NPL
STATUS
ANNUAL
REPORT *
TX
DEMPSEY RESIDENCE
FRENCH, LTD.
FRENCH, LTD.+
FRENCH, LTD.+
GENEVA IND/FURHMANN ENERGY CP.
GENEVA IND/FURHMANN ENERGY CP.+
GENEVA IND/FURHMANN ENERGY CP.+
GENEVA IND/FURHMANN ENERGY CP.+
GENEVA IND/FURHMANN ENERGY CP.+
HERITAGE/LAUREL
HIGHLANDS ACID PIT
HIGHLANDS ACID PIT
HOLLEY RESIDENCE
HOUSTON SHIP CHANNEL
J & J PLASTICS
JEFFERSON ROAD DRUM SITE
LOVE RESIDENCE
MATAGORDA ISLAND
MIDNIGHT DUMP
MOTCO, INC.
MOTCO, INC.+
MOTCO, INC.+
MOTCO, INC.+
MOTCO, INC.+
NEAR WILLS POINT
NIAGARA CHEMICAL
PADRE & MUSTANG (86)
PADRE & MUSTANG ISLANDS I
PADRE & MUSTANG ISLANDS II
PADRE & MUSTANG ISLANDS III
PEARLAND
CROSBY
CROSBY
CROSBY
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
FRIENDSWOOD
HIGHLANDS
HIGHLANDS
PEARLAND
HOUSTON
TURNEY
GRAND PRAIRIE
FRIENDSWOOD
GULF COAST
PORT ARTHUR
LA MARQUE
LA MARQUE
LA MARQUE
LA MARQUE
LA MARQUE
VAN ZANDT COUNTY
HARLINGEN
GULF COAST
GULF COAST
GULF COAST
GULF COAST
N
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
N
Y
Y
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
N
N
N
N
N
N
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
2
3
3
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
+ A removal action was previously completed at this site.
* Annual Report:
1 - covers removal actions completed from 1/1/80 to 9/30/86
2 - covers removal actions completed from 10/01/86 to 9/30/87 (FY 87)
3 - covers removal actions completed from 10/01/87 to 9/30/88 (FY 88)
119
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TNDEX OP COMPLETED REMOVAL ACTIONS
SINCE THE BEGINNING OP SUPERFUND THROUGH FY 88 Cl/i/80 - 9/30/88
STATE REGION SITE NAME
TX 6 PADRE ISLAND IV (LEGUNA MADRE)
PANTHER CREEK
PESSES CHEMICAL
PETRO-CHEMICAL SYSTEMS
PIRATES BEACH
SENUTA RESIDENCE
SHIP CHANNEL
SIKES DISPOSAL PITS
SIKES DISPOSAL PITS+
SKYLARK (YATES RESIDENCE)
SOUTH ACRES
SOUTH OF WACO
STEWCO INC.
STYRENE SPILL
TEXARKANA WOODPRESERVING
TEXARKANA WOODPRESERVING+
TRIANGLE CHEMICAL CO.
TRIANGLE CHEMICAL CO.+
TRIANGLE CHEMICAL CO.-f
WINKLER ROAD
UT 8 GREEN RIVER CYANIDE
MONTGOMERY WARD STORE '
RANDALL RESIDENCE
WASATCH CHEMICAL CO. (LOT 6)
VA 3 C & R BATTERY CO. INC.
CHESAPEAKE BAY.
GREENWOOD CHEMICAL CO.
HAMPTON CYLINDERS SITE
CITY
GULF COAST
GALLENO PARK
FORT WORTH
LIBERTY COUNTY
GALVESTON IS.
FRIENDSWOOD
HOUSTON
CROSBY
CROSBY
PEARLAND
SOUTH HOUSTON
MCCLENNAN CTY
WASKOM
TEXAS CITY
-TEXARKANA
TEXARKANA
BRIDGE CITY
BRIDGE CITY
BRIDGE CITY
PEARLAND
EMERY CITY
MONTICELLO
MONTICELLO
SALT LAKE CITY
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY
ASSATEQUE NATIONAL PARK
NEWTOWN
HAMPTON ROADS
') '-
NFL
STATUS
N
N
Y
N
N
.
N
N
Y
N
N
Y
N
N
ANNUAL
REPORT *
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
2
+ A removal action was previously completed at this site.
* Annual Report:
1 - covers removal actions completed from 1/1/80 to 9/30/86
2 - covers removal actions completed from 10/01/86 to 9/30/87 (FY 87)
3 - covers removal actions completed from 10/01/87 to 9/30/88 (FY 88)
120
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- 9/30/88)
STATE REGION
SITE NAME
CITY
VA
VI
VT
WA
2
1
10
WI
LYNNHAVEN BAY
MATHEWS ELECTROPLATING
RHINEHART TIRE FIRE
ROANOKE RIVER DRUMS
TIDEWATER TNT
ST. JOHN
CYANIDE INCIDENT
PINE STREET CANAL
SPRINGFIELD LANDFILL
ABANDONED DRUM
AMERICAN SURPLUS
LAKE WASHINGTON DRUM
LAKE WASHINGTON SHIP CHANNEL
LITTLE LEAGUE PESTICIDE
MARROWSTONE ISLAND
NORTHWEST TRANSFORMER
OLYMPIA PESTICIDE FIRE
PALLISTER PAINT SITE
PCB CONTAMINATION
SPOKANE DRUM FIRE
WESTERN PROCESSING CO., INC.
WILLIAMS & SON
BETTER BRITE (CHIPEWA)
BETTER BRITE-CHROME
C-WAY
CHEM SCIENCES
VIRGINIA BEACH
SALEM
FREDERICK COUNTY
ROANOKE
SUFFOLK
VIRGIN ISLANDS
VERGENNES
BURLINGTON
SPRINGFIELD
KALAMA
S. TOCOMA
SEATTLE
SEATTLE
ORCHARD
PUGET SOUND
EVERSON
OLYMPIA
EVERETT
WOODENVILLE
SPOKANE
KENT
BUCODA
CHIPAWA
DEPERE
SPENCER
GERMANTOWN
A removal action was previously completed at this site.
NPL
STATUS
N
Y
Y Y
N
N
N
N
Y
Y
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
Y
N
N
N
N
N
ANNUAL
REPORT *
2
3
1
2
3
2
1
1
2
1
1
3
2
1
1
1
2
3
1
1
1
1
3
2
1
3
Annual Report:
1
2
3
covers removal actions completed from 1/1/80 to 9/30/86
covers removal actions completed from 10/01/86 to9/30/87 fFY «7i
covers removal actions completed fro! I6/6l/I? to 9/30/11 (w ll\
121
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INDEX OP COMPLETED REMOVAL ACTIONS
SINCE THE BEGINNING OF SUPERFUND THROUGH PY 88 11/1/80 - 9/3
STATE REGION SITE NAME
WI 5 LAKEWOOD
LUBRICANTS INC.
MALLEABLE IRON
OAK CREEK
OCONOMOWCO ELECTROPLATING INC.
REUPING LEATHER CO.
REUPING LEATHER CO.+
RODGERS LABORATORIES
SCHMALZ DUMP
SPECTRO CHEM
TRY-CHEM
WAUSAU GROUNDWATER CONTAM
WV 3 4-H CAMP TARPIT
ATWELL MT. DRUM
BIG JOHN'S SALVAGE
BIG JOHN'S SALVAGE-HOULT RD.
BITTLE WELL CONTAMINATION
CHESAPEAKE PCB
CLARK PROPERTY
COONS RUN
CUMMINGS SALVAGE YARD DUMP
EDWARDS ROAD SITE
FRAZIERS BOTTOM PCB SITE
GARFIELD STREET DRUM
GREENBRIAR RIVER FLOOD
HARRIS PROPERTY
HARRISON CO. PCB SPILL
HOLDER CORPORATION
HOLDER CORPORATION*
CITY
LAKEWOOD
WEST ALLIS
BEAVER DAM
OAK CREEK
ASHIPPIN
FONDULAC
FONDULAC
MILWAUKEE
HARRISON
OREGON
MILWAUKEE
CITY OF WAUSAU
UPSHUR CO.
ATWELL
FAIRMONT
HOLT ROAD
CHARLESTOWN
CHESAPEAKE
KANAWHA COUNTY
ADAMSONVILLE
SEDALIA
COALBURG
FRAZIERS BOTTOM
MCMECHEN
ALDERSON
POCA
HARRISON CO.
ONA
ONA
10/88)
NFL
STATUS
N
N
N
Y
N
N
N
Y
N
N
Y
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
ANNUAL
REPORT *
3
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
3
1
3
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
2
2
3
1
2
2
1
1
+ A removal action was previously completed at this site.
* Annual Report:
1 - covers removal actions completed from 1/1/80 to 9/30/86
2 - covers removal actions completed from 10/01/86 to 9/30/87 (FY 87)
3 - covers removal actions completed from 10/01/87 to 9/30/88 (FY 88)
122
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- 9/30/aai
STATE REGION
SITE NAME
WV
WY
INTERSTATE 70 ACID SPILL
KABLETOWN ROAD
KEYSTONE DRIVE PESTICIDE DUMP
LAKIN STATE FARM
LEETOWN PESTICIDE
MANILLA CREEK
PETERSBURG FLOOD DEBRIS
PRECIOUS METAL ABANDONED DRUMS
RAY YORK BODY SHOP DRUM
RICHARDSON PROPERTY
RIDGEVIEW PCB SITE
SASSER ELECTRIC CO. DRUM
SEMCO PCB SITE
SEMCO PCB SITE+
SHAFFER EQUIPMENT CO.
STONEMAN PROPERTY
UPPER GLADE DRUM
WALTER TAYLOR
WHEELING ACID SPILL
WHEELING HILL
YOKUM CHLORDANE CONTAMINATION
ALLIED BARREL & CONTAINER CO.
ELLERBY REFINERY SITE
TRUCK ACCIDENT
CITY
WHEELING
JEFFERSON COUNTY
CHARLESTON
CHESTER
LEETOWN
POCA
PETERSBURG
BECKLEY
OAK HILL
HUNTINGTON
BOONE CO.
MT. HOPE
CHESAPEAKE
CHESAPEAKE
MINDEN
TYLER COUNTY
UPPER GLADE
NITRO
WHEELING
WHEELING
PETERSBURG
BUFFALO
MORTON
ARLINGTON
NPL
STATUS
ANNUAL
REPORT
N
N
N
N
Y
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
1
2
3
3
1
1
3
3
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