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Location 1
Soils Investigation
Numerous polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) were detected in the soils
at Location 1. Those PAHs detected at Stewco are persistent and relatively
immobile in the soil at the site. Although PAHs in the subsurface can be
assumed to represent residual contamination remaining 'in the soils following
the Emergency Removal Action in 1984, some surface soils in the cap area
contain higher levels of certain PAHs. The concentration levels detected
are within the expected background concentrations for this area of Texas,
and in consideration of the surrounding industry.
Some inorganics in surface soils at Location 1 were elevated in comparison to
surface soils in the site vicinity. However, no health effects are anticipated
from these contaminants, as assessed in the risk analysis. Inorganics detected
in subsurface soils at Location 1 were within expected background ranges for
Northeast Texas.
Other organics were detected infrequently in the subsurface. These include
pesticides and the volatile organics benzene, ethylbenzene, and xylene.
The three pesticides detected were within expected background concentrations.
Ethylbenzene was previously (1983 FIT investigation) detected in the original
Pond 1 sediments, but at concentrations orders of magnitude higher than
current data. Benzene and xylene were not detected in the original pond
sediments during the 1983 FIT investigation or in the 1984 post-removal
sampling by Emergency Response. A subsurface investigation report (1986)
by a neighboring facility show these same substances to the east of the
site in an area which should not be affected by Stewco past operations.
Surface Hater and Sediments
Eleven organics were detected at relatively low concentrations and
frequencies of detection. No significant organic or inorganic contamination
were present in these samples.
Groundwater
PAH compounds found at concentrations above detection limits include
acenaphthene, dibenzofuran, fluorene, and phenanthrene. These compounds are
heavier than water and were detected only at low levels in the deep downgradient
well at the southwest corner of the site [MW-4D]. None of the PAHs detected
in the groundwater are believed to be carcinogenic (cancer causing). Although
dibenzofuran is not currently classified as either a carcinogen or noncarcinogen,
the low level detected should not present an adverse health risk if exposure
to groundwater were to occur.
The only metal which was detected in higher concentrations downgradient
than upgradient was aluminum, which was detected in both the shallow and
deep wells at the southwest corner of the cap area [MW-4S.MW-4D] at'concen-
trations of 199 and 279 ug/1, respectively. Although health criteria for
this inorganic have not been developed, potential risk of health effects would
be minimal if exposure were to occur. The other metals did not exhibit flow-
related concentrations.
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Off-gradient well samples at the northwest and southeast corners of the site
were not influenced by residual PAHs beneath the cap area since the near-
surface groundwater flows from the northeast to the southwest. However,
volatile organics and metals were detected which have been determined to
not be contributed by residuals from the former ponds. Although benzene
and 1,2-dichloroethane and barium exceed MCLs, their pattern of occurrence
and concentration would indicate that the site is not the source of these
substances. Two other factors support this conclusion: •
1) None of the volatiles or metal of concern were among
those contaminants of significant magnitude which were
detected in the 1983 FIT investigation.
2) A sub-surface investigation report by a neighboring
facility [November 1986] shows volatiles contamination
east and southeast of the cap area, an area unaffected
by Stewco past operations.
The volatile contaminants do present a potential risk for health effects to
occur if groundwater is ever utilized at Location 1. However, residents
are currently utilizing the city water system which is upgradient and unaffected
by the site. Barium presents no health hazard as assessed in the risk analysis.
Location 2
Soils Investigation
Organic chemicals were detected infrequently and at low concentrations in
soils at Location 2. Three of the five detected were pesticides; these
concentrations were below averages for cropland soils.
Inorganics in surface soil samples are similar to those levels detected at
Location 1. None of these metals should pose a health risk, as assessed
in the risk analysis. Levels of inorganics in subsurface soils are within
background ranges for this area of Texas.
Surface Water and Sediment
Only one organic was detected in the pond surface water, di-n-butylphthalate
at 3 ug/liter. Although no health criteria exist for this compound,
the low concentration detected does not present a health threat. PAHs were
not detected in the surface water. PAHs in pond sediments which are elevated
from surface soils in the vicinity of the site include naphthalene, 2-methyl
naphthalene, acenaphthene, dibenzofuran, fluorene, anthracene,
benzo(a)anthracene, and benzo(a)pyrene. These concentrations are
still within background concentration ranges for Northeast Texas.
Inorganics in pond surface water which appear at concentrations twice that
of the upgradient groundwater, include barium, iron, and lead. However,
none of these levels are above water quality criteria. Pond sediments.
contain inorganics at levels within background levels of surface soils 'in
the area.
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Twenty-four organics, other than PAHs, were detected in the pond sediments.
Volatiles of concern in the sediments include benzene, chlorobenzene, and
xylene. None of the volatile* of concern were detected in significant
magnitude in the pond sediments during the 1983 FIT investigation. The
concentrations detected do not pose a significant risk as assessed in the risk
analysis.
Seep sediment samples showed no appreciable organic or inorganic contamination,
Barium, magnesium, and zinc appeared elevated in the swampy area west of
the pond. However, this area was a mud drilling pit for the gas well on
the northwest side of the pond.
Groundwater
Semi volatile compounds detected include di-n-butyl phthalate and
bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate and only one PAH, anthracene. Since these
compounds were detected in the pond sediments at Location 2, it can be
assumed that the pond is a potential source of these substances to the
groundwater. However, due to the low concentrations of contaminants
detected, groundwater quality is not significantly affected by the pond.
Health risks were estimated as minimal if the groundwater at Location 2
is ever utilized privately.
The only metals detected in groundwater which are potentially contributed
by the pond include barium and zinc. Barium was detected below its MCL
of 1,000 ug/1. Although health criteria are not available for zinc, no
health effects are anticipated from the levels detected.
Volatile organic compounds found at levels above the detection limit at
Location 2 include benzene and xylene. Although benzene exceeds its MCL
(5 ug/1), the only detection (15 ug/1) occurred in the upgradient shallow
well [GW-4S] west of the pond. Xylene was detected in this same well
and also in the shallow well south of the pond. No health criteria
currently exist for xylene, but health effects are not anticipated for the
low levels of xylene detected. Based on the previous sampling information
(1983 FIT), the distribution of volatiles currently, and the other potential
sources surrounding the site, the pond has been determined to not be
contributing volatile organic compounds to the groundwater.
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Site Risk Assessment Summary
The following public health evaluation (PHE) summary highlights the broad
concerns raised as a result of the risk assessment process, but does not
present the numerous assumptions and constraints employed in the PHE.
Please refer to the Remedial Investigation Report to understand the full
context of this brief summary.
The PHE was conducted using conservative assumptions according to the
general risk assessment guidelines outlined by EPA (Superfund Public Health
Evaluation Manual, 1986). The purpose of using conservative assumptions is
to explore the potential for adverse health effects using conditions that
tend to overestimate risk. This assures that the final estimates will usually
be near or higher than the upper end of the range of actual exposures and
risks. As a result, the assessment of risk should not be construed as
presenting an absolute estimate of risk to human populations. Rather, it
is a conservative analysis intended to indicate the potential for adverse
impacts to occur.
Since many chemicals were detected infrequently at both locations, all
chemicals of concern were retained for evaluation in the risk assessment.
As evidenced in Tables 3 and 4, those chemicals of concern for each location
which have Applicable or Relevant and Appropriate Requirements (ARARs) are
not necessarily contributed by the site. Therefore, the potential for site
related contaminants of concern to impact human health and the environment
are evaluated separately and summarized in Tables 5 and 6.
Conservative exposure scenarios were developed which address those "maximum
plausible cases" of exposure that current nearby residents may be subject
to under current and future site use conditions. These "maximum plausible
cases" assume an individual is exposed to the maximum concentration level
detected onsite every time exposure occurs. For example, a trespassing
youth at Location 1 may ingest 1.5 g/day of soil through hand to mouth
interaction each time he visits the site between the ages of 6-16. Over an
expected 70 year lifetime, he may have a two in one million chance of
developing cancer due to the maximum concentration of carcinogenic PAHs
onsite. This maximum concentration was used along with a factor for the
most potent carcinogen onsite, benzo(a)pyrene, even though this compound
represents only a minor portion of the carcinogenic PAHs detected onsite.
Therefore, the estimated risk of two in one million is the extreme upper
bound risk for Location 1. The actual risk is most probably lower and can
even be zero.
The "worst case" scenario considers redevelopment of both locations under
unrestricted future land and groundwater use onsite. Since a resident
living onsite would have increased exposure to surface soils and even subsurface
soils through yard-work, etc., the lifetime cancer risk for Location 1 is
increased from two in one million to eight in ten thousand. However, this
risk is again assuming that the resident is consistently exposed to the
most potent carcinogen at the maximum concentration of PAHs detected onsite.
Assuming that the resident also utilizes the groundwater beneath th£ site,
this risk is not increased in terms of PAHs since no carcinogenic PAH was
detected in the groundwater. Health risks from the detection of bis(2-ethylhexyl)
phthalate, another semi-volatile compound detected in the groundwater, are
significantly lower than this risk, and therefore, do not increase the
chance of developing cancer.
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In consideration of the volatiles detected at Location 1 which are believed
to be coming from other sources in the vicinity of the site, a person who
comes into contact with groundwater over their expected 70 year lifetime
might have a one in one thousand chance of developing cancer. This assessment
assumes that a person drinks 2 liters/day of water containing the maximum level
concentration detected in groundwater onsite. This estimate also considers
contact while showering since volatile organics can be absorbed through the
skin or inhaled. Therefore, a high risk exists at Location 1 under the
worst case scenario (where groundwater is utilized) that is not attributed
to Stewco.
Although the same assumptions were used for Location 2, the risks are
significantly lower than those at Location 1 since the only volatile detected
was benzene and only at a very low concentration. Even if benzene detected
in pond sediments were to leach out into the groundwater, exposure to
the estimated concentrations might only present a risk of one in one billion.
Therefore, risk from volatiles at Location 2, whether related to original
contaminants or not, is minimal.
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Table 5
[FTIME CA^
LOCATION 1
EXCESS LIEFTIME CANCER RISKS*
CURRENT USE EXPOSURE - Trespassing; no downgradient groundwater use.
Direct Contact with Soils
Average Case ^xlO':?
Maximum Plausible Case 2x10
"WORST CASE" EXPOSURE - Onsite residential, 70-year exposure.
Direct Contact with Soils
Average Case 2x10"^
Maximum Plausible Case 8x10
Groundwater Use
Average Case SxlO'f
Maximum Plausible Case 3x10
Risks associated with soils direct contact are driven by carcinogenic
PAHs; however, soil levels are below those levels normally associated
with Northeast Texas and in consideration of the surrounding industry.
Risks associated with groundwater use occur due to detection of
bis(2-ethylhexyl)phtha1ate.
* Noncarcinogenic health effects were also evaluated and determined
to be minimal (Hazard Indices all less than 1).
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TABLE 6
EXCESS LIFETIME CANCER RISKS*
LOCATION 2
CURRENT USE EXPOSURE - Trespassing; no downgradient groundwater use.
Direct Ccrtact with Soils, Surface Water, and Sediments
Average Csse 2xlO~'
Maximum P'ausible Case 2x10"°
Risk driven by carcinogenic PAHs; PAH levels are under those
levels normally associated with Northeast Texas.
Inhalation from Pond Volatiles (estimated from sediments)
Average Case 1x10 ,
Maximum Plausible Case 2xlO"12
'WORST CASE" EXPOSURE - Groundwater use is the only difference from the
Current Use Exposure.
Groundwater Use
Average Case 5xlo"I
Maximum Plausible Case IxlO"6
Risk due to detection of bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate in downgradient
deep well.
Groundwater Use
Average Case 7x10"*°
Maximum Plausible Case 1x10
Risk driven by the assumption that pond sediment contaminants leach
into the groundwater (risks due to benzene).
* Noncarcinogenic health effects were also evaluated and determined
to be minimal (Hazard Indices all less than 1).
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STATUTORY DETERMINATION
Development of remedial alternatives was not warranted for either location
on the following basis:
o Residual contaminants associated with the former ponds at Location 1
and the existing pond at Location 2 do not pose a substantial risk to the
public health or environment.
o Applicable or Relevant and Appropriate Requirements (ARARs) may be
chemical, location, or action specific for a Superfund site. However,
none of these exist for the type of contaminants attributed to Stewco
and in consideration of no further remedial action. Risk estimates
were developed and evaluated in determining the adequate protection of
human health and the environment.
o The expenditure of additional funds to implement a remedy at Stewco
would not result in significant additional protection of human health or
the environment. Therefore, the decision to conduct no further action
at Stewco is considered cost-effective.
Since the previous removal action was effective in mitigating the
threats posed by the site to the public health, welfare, and the
environment, further remediation of soils and/or groundwater would not
substantially reduce the toxicity, mobility, or volume of contaminant
residuals. Background concentrations of PAHs remain onsite and site
contaminants are low in mobility as evidenced by the extremely low and
infrequent concentrations detected in the subsurface and groundwater.
Therefore, further remediation of the site is not warranted. The State
and community support this decision. However, the followup Investigation
on the volatiles contamination not attributed to Stewco is of concern to
area residents as well as the State. The Responsiveness Summary discusses
this concern in more detail.
DOCUMENTATION OF SIGNIFICANT CHANGES
No significant changes to this Record of Decision were necessary from
the Proposed Plan published 1n July 1988.
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RESPONSIVENESS SUMMARY
STEWCO, INCORPORATED
RECORD OF DECISION
September, 1988
This community relations responsiveness summary is divided into two sections;
The first section provides a brief history of community interest and concern
raised during the remedial planning activities at the Stewco, Inc. Superfund
site. The second section provides a brief summary of the community concerns
raised during the public comment period and EPA responses to the comments.
BACKGROUND OF COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT AND CONCERNS
On April 11, 1984, during the Immediate Removal Action at the Stewco site,
the EPA conducted interviews of area residents. Those interviewed were
primarily curious, rather than alarmed about the activities at the site.
When the Stewco site was included on the National Priorities List in
October 1984, the TDWR (now known as the Texas Water Commission) scheduled
an initial meeting for the area residents. Approximately 25 residents
attended the meeting that was conducted on May 22, 1985, at the Waskom City
Hall. The primary concern of those in attendance was the need for a follow-
up investigation to determine if the. Immediate Removal eliminated the threat
to public health and the environment.
In December 1987, EPA prepared and mailed an updated fact sheet on the
Stewco site to all interested citizens on the mailing list. The fact sheet
informed the citizens that EPA would be on site to conduct further sampling
and perform a risk assessment in early 1988. After careful review of the
sampling and risk data, EPA would then determine if further action would be
needed at the site.
In March 1988 EPA completed a Remedial Investigation (RI). The results
of the RI indicate that existing site contamination, poses no significant
public health threat at this time.
In July 1988, a fact sheet was prepared on the proposed plan of action at
the site and mailed to all persons on the mailing list. EPA issued a news
release on July 25, 1988, announcing the proposed plan of action.
The public comment period opened on July 25, 1988, and closed on August 23,
1988. On August 4, 1988, at 4:00 p.m. the EPA met with the Mayor of Waskom,
Texas and the Editors of the local newspapers in the Waskom City Council
Chamber to brief the citizens on the study findings. At 7:00 p.m. the EPA
conducted a public meeting at this same location to brief the citizens on
the study findings; 25 people attended the meeting.
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SUMMARY OF COMMENTS RECEIVED DURING THE PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD
AND EPA RESPONSES.
Although no written comments were received during tne Public Comment
Period, several issues were discussed at the Public Meeting held in Waslcom
on August 4, 1988. The following is a summary of the questions posed at
the public meeting and documented in the transcript, accessible through the
Administrative Record.
Issue #1: How does EPA work with the Texas Railroad Commission and other
such agencies?
Response: In terms of solving the various problems encountered at
Superfund sites, EPA must coordinate not only with State
agencies such as the Railroad Commission but also with local
agencies and other Federal laws relevant to a particular
environmental problem. In this manner if one agency has
authority where the others do not, the problem is still
addressed. Also, where jurisdictions overlap, the agencies
work together to ensure that the more stringent requirement
is met.
Issue #2: What is RCRA's role in relation to Superfund?
Response: The Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) program deals
with the regulation of active industries which generate and
dispose of hazardous waste. Superfund deals with sites where a
business has disappeared or declared bankruptcy.
Issue 13: In terms of the ongoing contamination in the area surrounding
Stewco from spills and the contamination in the aquifer, who
will help alleviate the problem?
Response: The EPA and the TWC will investigate and pursue possible
off-site sources in the area which appear to be contributing
volatiles to the groundwater through regulations other than
CERCIA. Off-site sources managing hazardous wastes are subject
to investigation under RCRA. EPA has delegated authority
to the Texas Water Commission (TWC) to carry out the hazardous
waste program in the state of Texas. Off-site facilities not
managing hazardous waste would need to be investigated under
the authority of other regulations such as the Texas
Administrative Code (TAG) 335.4. The TWC has also sent
relevant information to the Railroad Commission for their
review of the situation. For Information on the results
of the TWC investigation, the following person may be
contacted:
Dana Elder
Community Relations Co-ordinator
Texas Water Commission
P.O. Box 13087, Capitol Station
Austin, Texas 78711-3087
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Issue #4: Is the EPA interested in private well.s, currently used for
cattle water, which have brine contanination?
Response: Brine is not currently regulated by the EPA or the TWC. If the
brine is associated with some type of oil and gas developmental
activity, tne Railroad Commission might be interested in the
problem.
Issue #5: What is the level of benzene in the groundwater at Location 2
and what are the health hazards associated with it?
Response: A level of 15 ppb in the shallow well upgradient of the pond was
the only detection of benzene in the groundwater at Location 2.
Since no users are located downgradient of the pond, no health
threats currently exist. Although benzene Is found in greater
concentrations in the sediments of the pond, health risks are
negligible due to the type of contact involved.
Based on potential future use of the groundwater and several
assumptions typifying the worst plausible case, (the benzene
leaching out into the groundwater from sediments), a person
might have a one in one billion chance of developing a case of
cancer over an estimated 70 year lifetime. This risk is well
below the action level that EPA utilizes for determining the
need for remediation. Therefore, the main concern of benzene in
groundwater remains focused at Location 1 where other programs
will investigate the potential off-site sources upgradient of
the site.
Issue #6: Are the lead levels in soils onsite and in the vicinity of the
the site safe?
Response: Lead concentrations onsite and in the site vicinity are well
below EPA action levels and do not pose health risks as assessed
in the Remedial Investigation.
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APPENDIX A
ADMINISTRATIVE RECORD INDEX
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September 20, 1988
Mrs. Cindy Kaleri
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
First Interstate Bank Tower
1445 Ross Avenue, Suite 1000
Dallas, Texas 75202-2733
Dear Mrs. Kaleri:
Enclosed for your review is the Final copy of the Stewco, Inc.
Administrative Record File Index, and the site sign-off fojrn.
I have made a few minor changes, Cindy, in regards tacjage couri^x
Therefore, this Index will supercede the one I gave toy<5U -en
last Friday. Please attach this new Administrative Record Index
to you Record of Decision. I've provided you with 3 additional
copies of this revised Index.
A copy of this Index will also be provided to David Polter,
Office of Regional Counsel, for review.
If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to
contact me at 969-6978.
Sincerely,
Debra A. Anderson
Paralegal/TES IV Staff
cc: Jim Wittwer w/o Enclosure
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ADMINISTRATIVE RECORD INDEX
FINAL
SITE NAME: Stewco, Inc.
SITE NUMBER: TXD 0980639656
INDEX DATE: 09/20/88
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06/27/80
01*»
Billy H. Bogos, Supervisor, District 5,
Enforcement and Field Operations Division
Texas Department of Water Resources
Gary Schroeder, Chief, Industrial Waste
Water and Solid Waste, Texas Department of
Water Resources
Memorandum and Attachments
Re: Enforcement Action Report prepared by
Chip Volz concerning Stewco, Inc., Permit
No.'s 02083 and 02024
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10/02/80
006
Mary Woods
Texas Department of Water Resources
U.S. EPA Region VI-Site Files
Preliminary Assessment Report
Potential Hazardous Waste Site
Identification and Preliminary Assessment
Report ^or the Stewco, Inc. site in Waskorn,
Harrison County, TX
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05/20/82
003
David Anderson, Field Investigation Team
Ecology * Environment, Inc.
U.S. EPA Region VI Site Files
Photographs
Various photos of the Stewco, Inc. site,
that were taken of the pits, adjacent
dikes, skimmer ponds, oil drums, evaporator
pond, and of the monitoring wells
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07/09/82
004
David Anaerson, Field Investigation Team
Ecology and Environment, Inc.
Don Scheppers, Texas Department of Water
Resources
Preliminary Assessment Report
Potential Hazardous Waste Site
Identification and Preliminary Assessment
for the Stewco, Inc. site in Waskom,
Harrison County, TX
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010
David Anderson, Field Investigation Team
Ecology i Environment, Inc.
U.S. EPA Region VI Site Files
Photographs
Various photos of the Stewco, Inc. site,
that were taken of the pits, adjacent
r'ikes, skimmer ponds, oil arums,
evaporation ponds, and of the monitoring
w&l 1 =..
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11/01/83
014
David Anderson, Field Investigation Team -
Chemist
Ecology and Environment, Inc.
Dave Peters, Chief, Hazardous Waste
Section, U.S. EPA Region VI
Memorandum and Attachments
Re: A reconnaissance inspection of the
Stewco, Inc. site, Waskom, Harrison County,
TX on October £'0, 1983
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11/17/83
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Engr-id C. Crouch, Sample Personnel
Toxicon Laboratories, Inc.
U.S. EPfl Region VI Site Files
Sample Data
EPfl Case No. 2207 1382/01-08; which
contains Traffic Reports 2001 - 2010,
Toxxcon Sample Records 2101 - 2105, Weekly
reports 2201 - 2206, Custody Records,
Sample Tags 30O1 - 3002, 3201 -• 3213
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007
Russell Bart ley, flcting Chief,
Superfund/Operations Sect ion
Ll. S. EPfl Region VI
_Charlie Gazaa, Chief, Emergency Response
Branch, U.S. EPfl Region VI
Memorandum and Attachments
^'e: Possible emergency response action for
the Stewco, Inc. hazardous wasta site in
WasUom, Harrison County, TX
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01/03/84
001
Andrew Puffer, Superfund Enforcement
Sect ion
U. 5. EPfl Region VI
Edward N. Maher, Jr., Trustee, Attorney and
Counselor at Law
Record of Communication
Mr. Maher's insistence that he is not. a
Potenially Responsible Party for the
Stewco, Inc. site; he is not an operating
Trustee of Stewco, but a court assigned
"""''ustee in the bankruptcy proceedings
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01/13/84
025
Chief, Data Collection and Evaluation
Sect ion
Texas Department of Water Resources
Director, Enforcement d Field Operations
Division, Texas Department of Water
Resources
Memorandum
Stewco Inc., Permit No's. 0£0£3 and 0£0£4,
chat allowed the discharged of waste water
at the site
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02/16/84
03£
David Anderson, Field Investigation Team,
Chemist
Ecology and Environment, Inc.
Dave Peters, Chief, Hazardous Waste
Section, Ecology and Environment, Inc.
Memorandum and Attachments
Re: The field investigation team'?;
inspection of the Stewco, Inc. site? in
Waskorn, Harrison County, TX
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1£
0£/17/84
001
George Buynoski, Public Health Advisor,
Center for Environmental Health
Centers for Disease Control
Bob Forrest, On-Scene Coordinator,
Emergency Response Branch, U.S. EPA Region
VI
Memorandum
Re: The unstable condition of the dikes
the absence of an appropriate freeboard
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04/06/84
001
George Buynoski, Public Health Advisor
Centers for Disease Control
Charles Gasda. Chief, Emergency Response
Brancn, U.S. EPA Region VI
Memorandum
Re: Mr. Buynoski's response to Mr. Gazda's
inquiry regarding the discharged water from
pit No. £
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04/13/84
001
Tom Byson, Staff Writer
The Waskom Weekly
U.S. EPA Region VI Site Files
News Article
"EPA oegins cleanup on local site":
Writers detailed account of wnat was
discussed at the public meeting regarding
Stewco's initial site cleanup
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04/16/84
004
Dick Whittington, P. E. Regional
Admin i st rat or
U.B. EPA Region VI
Lee Thomas, Assistant Administrator and
Henry Van Cleave, Acting Director, U.S. EPA
Region VI
Memorandum
CERCLA Immediate Removal fiction
Authorization - Stewco, Inc. site - Waskom,
Harrison County, TX
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04/17/84
(506
Samuel L. Nott, Chief, Superfund Branch
U.S. EPA Region VI
Charles Gazda, Chief, Emergency Response
Branch, U.S. EPA Region VI
Memorandum
Re: Community Relations On-site Discussion
at the Stewco site, in Waskom, Harrison
County, TX
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£0
04/18/84
006
Charles Gazda, Chief, Emergency Response
Branch
U.S. EPA Region VI
Mike Flaherty, Chief, Chemical Use Section,
U.S. EPA Region VI
Memorandum and Attachments
Re: The attached Community Relations
Profile for the Stewco, Inc. site in
Waskom, Harrison County, TX
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04/24/84
015
Bill Lang ley, Deputy Director, Houston
Branch
U. S. EPA Region VI
Gerald Fontenot, Emergency Response Branch,
U.S. EPA Region VI
Sample Data
Stewco water samples AC0801, and field
blank. AC0802
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05/10/34
003
Charles Gazda, Chief, Emergency Response
Branch
U. S. EPA Region VI
Samuel L. Nott, Chief, Superfund Branch,
J.S. EPA Region VI
Correspondence
Re: Meeting held to review the soil data
relative to closing out the site or
evaluate the need to remove the waste
contaminants
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05/23/84
003
Charles Gazda, Chief, Emergency Response
Branch
U. S. EPA Region VI
Sam Nott, Chief, Superfund Branch, U.S. EPA
Region VI
Correspondence
Re: Meeting held to review and discuss the
options available with respect to closing
out the Immediate Removal Action at the
Stewco, Inc. site in Waskorn, Harrison
County, TX
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£4
07/16/84
556
Denis C. K. Lin, Ph.D., Vice President and
General Manager, Operations
(ETC) Environmental Testing and
Certification Corporation
R. Richard Thacker, Viar f, Company, U.S.
EPP Contract Laboratory Program, Sample
Management Lab
Report
Sample Data Report for Case No. £878,
Stewco, Inc. site (Available for review at
U.S. EPA Region VI, Dallas, TX)
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08/24/84
003
Allyn M. Davis, Director, Air and Waste
Management Division
U. S. EPA Region VI
Edward N. Maher, Jr., Attorney and
Counselor at Law
104(e) Request For Information
Re: EPA's request for information
regarding disposal activities at the Stewco
site (This letter incorrectly references
the Crystal City Airport site, instead of
Stewco, Inc. )
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£6
11/08/84
003
Allyn M. Davis, Director, Air and Waste
Management Division
U. S. EPA Region VI
Kenneth Sitton, Former Owner of Stewco,
Inc.
104(e) Request for Information
Re: EPA1s request for information from Mr.
Sitton, regarding R. A. Corbott Transport
involvement with disposal activities at the
Stewco site
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DOCUMENT DATE:
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i=:7
11/13/84
003
Allyn M. Davis, Director, Air and Haste
Management Division
U.S. EPA Region VI
Robert Andrews, Andrews Transport
104(e) Request for Information
Re: EPA's request for information from Mr.
Andrews regarding his company's (formerly
*nowri as R.A. Corbett Transport, Inc.)
involvement at the Stewco site
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!•£•/ 13/3-4
•!*03
Allyn M. Davis, Director, Air and Waste
Mariagement Division
U. S. EPA Region VI
Kenneth Sitton, Former Owner of Stewco,
I fiC.
Co r r es pond enoe
Mr. Sitton1s response to EPA's 104
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Stewco, inc.
TXD 0930699656
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01/22/85
001
Edward N. ,1aher, Jr. , Trustee
Edward N. Maher, attorney arid Counselor at
Law
Andrew J. Puffer, Superfund Enforcement
Section, U.S. EPA Region VI
Correspondence
Mr. Maher's response as a Trustee, to EPfl's
inquiries regarding the Stewco site in
Waskom, Harrison County, TX
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435
Bennett J. Tyson, Program Manager / William
Lang ley, Deputy Project Officer
EPL Corporation / U.S. EPA Region ^1,
Houston Branch
Keith E'raoley, Hazardous Section, U.S. EPfl
Region VI
CLP Data Review
CLP Data Review for Case No. 2723, Stewco
Inc., Waskom, Harrison County, TX
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01/29/85
001
Kenneth Sitton
Former Owner of Stewco, Inc.
U.S. EPA Region VI Enforcement Staff
Correspondence
Mr. Sitton's response to EPA's request for
information regarding disposal activities
at the Stewco site in Waskom, Harrison -
County, TX
11
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SITE NUMBER:
Stewco, Trie.
TXD 0^80659656
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34
05/28/85
<>O8
E. Wallace Cooper, Qn-Scene
Coordinator/Charles Gazda, Chief, Emergency
Response Branch
U.3. EPA Region VI
Sam Nott, Chief. Superfund Branch, U.S. EPA
Region VI
Memorandum and Attached Report
On-Scene Coordinator's After Action Report
for the Stewco, Inc. Site No. 66, in
Waskom, Harrison County, TX
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06/10/85
OO2
Ralph CorSett
Stewco, Inc.
Drew Puffer, Superfunc Enforcement Section,
U.S. EPA Region VI
Correspondence
Mr. Corbett's response to EPA's 104(e)
Notice uetter regarding the Stewcc, Inc.
site in Waskorn, Harrison County, TX
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DOCUMENT DATE:
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36
06/13/85
OO1
Mrs. James F. Pattee
Former Stockholder of Stewco, Inc.
Drew Puffer, Superfund Enforcement Section,
U. S. EPA Region VI
Correspondence
Mrs. Pattee's response to EPA's 104(e)
Notice Letter, regarding her being cited as
a Potentially Responsible Party, at the
Stewco, Inc. site
12
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SITE MUMPER:
Stewco, T.'ic.
TXD 0980699656
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08/05/85
003
William B. Hathaway, Acting Director^ Air &
Waste Management Division
U.S. EPA Region VI
Howard Corbett, Part Owner of R.A. Corbett
Transport
104(e) Request For Information
The first 104(e) request for information
letter regarding disposal activities by
R. A. Corbett Transport, at the Stewco, Inc.
site in WaskOM, Harrison County, TX
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38
10/10/85
001
Drew Puffer
U.S. EPA Region VI
U.S. EPA Region VI Site Files
Record of Communication
Communication that Mr. Puffer had with Mr.
Corbett, regarding the 104(e) request for
information that was sent to him for his
response; and, his confusion regarding what
was expected of him, by EPA
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39
11/02/85
003
William B. Hathaway, Acting Director, Air
ana Waste Management Division
U.S. EPA Region VI
Howard B. Corbett, Part Owner of R. A.
Corbett, Inc.
104(e) Request for Information
EPA information request regarding R. A.
Corbett Transport Co. disposal activities
<=it Stewco, Waskom, Harrison County, TX and
Mr. Corbett's response written on page 3 of
the 08/05/85 request
13
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03/01/86
003
Unsoecifled
Unspeci f .led
U.S. EPfl Region VI Site Files
Summary
The site summary for the Stewco
in Waskoni, Harrison County, TX
Inc. site
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03/14/86
£72
Thomas Osterman, Lab Personnel
Spectrix Corporation
U.S. EPfl Region VI Site Files
Sample Data
Case No. 569£: Quality Control Report No.
170, for the Stewco Superfund site, Waskom,
Harrison County, TX
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03/2O/36
030
James E. Steibing, Chief, Survei1 lance
Branch
U.S. EPfl Region VI
Carl Edlund, Chief, Superfund Program
Branch, U.S. EPfl Region VI
Memorandum
Re: Sampling Inspection, Stewco, Inc. Site;
Sample Data FD411 (Well *3> dated 03/14/86,
and Case No. 5692, Quality Control Report
No. 5692 dated 05/23/86
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Stewco, Ific.
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07/51/86
006
E. Wallace Cooper, On-Scene Coordinator,
Emergency Response Brancn
U. S. EPA Region VI
U.S. EPA Region VI Site Files
Removal Summary
EPA Emergency Response Immediate Removal
Summary for the Stewco site in WasKom, TX
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44
10/03/86
£16
Michael Daggett, Chief, Organic* Lab
Section, Houston Lab
U.S. EPA Region VI
Keith Bradley, Hazardous Waste Section,
U. S. EC'A Region V.v
Sample Data
Case No. 569£: CLP Data Review (Stewco);
Organic sample No.'s FD411, FD411 MS, FD411
MGD, and FD412
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45
10/16/86
001
Charles A. Garda, Chief, Emergency Response
Branch
U.S. EPA Region VI
Stan Hitt, Texas Remedial Section, U.S. EPA
Region VI
Memorandum
Re: The rationale for not conducting a
removal action at the Stewco site No. 2, in
conjunction with the one being done at site
No. 1
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46
01/02/87
Ocl4
Deborah Couchman, Remedial Project Manager,
Texas Remedial Section
U.S. EPA Region VI
George Petti grew, Regional Representative,
Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease
Registry
Record of Corafnunicat ion
Re: Request for review and comments on the
Stewco, Inc. hazardous waste site
evaporation pond in Waskom, Harrison
County, TX
47
01/12/87
OO3
Carl Hickam, Senior Public Health Advisor
Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease
Control, Department of Health and Human
Serv i ces
Deborah Couchman, Texas Remedial Section,
U. S. EPA Region VI
Memorandum
Re: Agency *or Toxic Substances and
Disease Registry's recommendation for the
Stewco, Inc. hazardous waste site
evaporation pond
DOCUMENT NUMBER:
DOCUMENT DATE:
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AUTHOR:
COMPANY/AGENCY:
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DOCUMENT TITLE:
01/16/87
003
Allyn M. Davis, Director, Hazardous Waste
Management Division
U.S. EPA Region VI
Robert Andrews, Andrews Transport Company
Correspondence
EPA's 104(e) Notice Letter to Mr. Andrews,
ir.forming him of the fact that Andrews
Transport has been identified as a
Potentially Responsible Party for the
Stewco, Inc. site, in Waskom, TX
16
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PDMIMSTRflTIVE RECORD INDEX
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TXD -:)Se0659656
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DOCUMENT TITLE:
'+9
Ol/16/87
003
Allyn M. Davis, Director, Hazardous Waste
Management Division
U.S. EPA Region VI
Kerry Cammack, Trustee, Stewco, Inc.
Correspondence
Re: EPA's 104(e) Notice Letter to Mr.
Cammack, informing him that Stewco, Inc.
has been identified as a Potentially
Responsible Party
DOCUMENT NUMBER:
DOCUMENT DATE:
NUMBER OF PftGES:
AUTHOR:
COMPANY/AGENCY:
RECIPIENT:
DOCUMENT TYPE:
DOCUMENT TITLE:
50
01/££/87
002
Deborah D. Couchman, Remedial Project
Manager, Texas Remedial Section
U.S. EPA Region VI
Carl R. Hickam, Senior Public Health
Advisor, ftgency for Toxic Substances and
Disease Control
Memorandum
3e: Stewco hazardous waste Site £
evaporation pond, laboratory analyses for
sludge and water
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DOCUMENT TITLE:
09/10/87
004
Cynthia J. Aduddell/Don Williams, Remedial
Project Managers, Texas Remedial Section
U.S. EPA Region VI
U.S. EPA Region VI Site Files
Memorandum
Re: Site Trip - Pre-Remedial
Investigation/Feasibility Study Project for
Stewco, Inc. Superfund site
17
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5ITE NUMBER:
Stewco. Inc.
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DOCUMENT TITLE:
10/02/87
001
Unspeci fled
U.S. EPA Region VI
Cindy Aduddeil. Remedial Project Manager,
Texas Remedial Section, U.S. EPA Region VI
Aerial Photograph
Aerial photo of Sbewco, Inc. area No. 1
site, in waskom, Harrison County, TX
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DOCUMENT TITLE:
53
i0/02/87
001
Unspecified
Unspecified
Cindy Aduddeil, Rented ie
Texas Remedial Section, U.S.
Aerial Photograph
Aerial Photo of Stewco, Inc. area No
site, in Waskorn, Harrison County, TX
Remedial Project Managr-,
—±1.- ,. /- pp Region VI
ger,
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DOCUMENT TITLE:
54
10/09/87
00*
Allyn M. Davis, Director, Hazardous1- Waste
Management Division
U.S. EPA Region V!
Robert Andrews, Andrews Transport Company
Correspondence
Re: EPA1 s request to Mr. Andrews, a-a a
former contrioutor of hazardous waste at
Stewco, to voluntarily Agree to perform the
work to abate the hazardous situation at
the Stewco site
18
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SITE NUMBER:
ADMIN ISTFftT.'VE RECORD
FINAL.
Stewco, Inc.
TXD C98J63^656
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10/15/87
OOc!
Kerry N. Carnmack,
Bankruptcy
RoDerts, Harbour,
at Law
Brent Truskowski,
Superfund Compliance Section,
Region VI
Correspondence
3e: Kenneth Sit ton and wife,
Attorney, Trustee in
Smith 4 Harris, Attorneys
Enforcement Officer,
U. S. EPA
Bobbie
Sit ton, Indiviually and d.b.a Stewco,
bankruptcy case
inc.
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DOCUMENT TITLE:
56
10/15/87
005
Cynthia Adudcell, Remedial Project Manager,
Texas Remedial Section
U. £. EPA Region VI
U.S. EPA Region VI Sibe Files
Record of Communication
Re: Stewco, Inc. Remecial
Investigation/Feasibility Study Project
Offsite Access Agreement with Ray Renick, a
resident of Waskorn, TX
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DOCUMENT DATE:
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AUTHOR:
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DOCUMENT TITLE:
57
10/26/87
00;=:
Kerry N. Camrnack, Attorney
Roberts, Harbour, Smith & Harris
Stanley G. Hitt, Chief, Texas Remedial
Section, U.S. EPA Region VI
Correspondence and Attachment
The Bankruptcy Trustee's signed copy of the
Consent for Access to Property
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SITE NAME: Stewo:
SITE NUMBER: TXD '.'>1
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DOCUMENT TITLE:
33
10/37/87
00<£
David i_. Hooper, Attorney
David L. Hooper & Associates, Attorneys at
Allyn M. Davis, Director, U.S. EPA -Region
VI
Correspondence
Re: Mr. Hoopers denial that Andrews
Transport Company is a Responsible Party at
the Stewco, Inc. site in Ulaskom, Harrison
County, TX
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DOCUMENT DATE:
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AUTHOR:
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DOCUMENT TYPE:
DOCUMENT TITLE:
59
10/30/87
003
Stanley G. Hitt, Chief, Texas Remedial
Sect ion
U.5. EPA Region VI
Don Grubbs, Resident of Waskom, TX
Correspondence and Attachments
Pe: EPA's request for Mr. Grubbs
permission to corne on to his property to do
necessary testing, in regards bo the Stewco
site
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DOCUMENT TITLE:
GO
ll/£3/87
OOc!
Stanley G. Hitt, Chief, Texas Remedial
Sect ion
U.S. EPA Region VI
Don Grubbs, Resident of Waskom, TX
Correspondence
Re: EPA's request for access to Mr. tSrubbs
property to do necessary testing, in
regards to the Stewco site
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SITE NAME:
SITE NUMBER:
ADMINISTRATIVE RECORD INDEX
F ! NPL
Stewco, I.'ic.
TXD 0330639656
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61
11/^4/37
003
Stanley G. Hitt, Chief, Texas Remedial
Sect ion
U.S. EPA Region VI
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sitton, Property
Owners in Waskom, TX
Correspondence
Request by EPA, for access to property in
Waskom, TX that the Sitton's own
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12/15/87
Oil
Cynthia J. Aduddell, Remedial Project
Manager, Texas Remedial Section
U.S. EPA Region VI
U.S. EPfl Region VI Site Files
Memorandum and Attachments ~~
Re: Stewco, Inc. Pre-Remedial Investigation
Reconnaisance Survey and photograph!*
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003
Allyn M. Davis, Director, Hazardous Waste
Management Division
U.S. EPA Region VI
Andrews Transport Company, c/o David L.
Hooper £ Associates, Attorneys at Law
Correspondence
Re: Request from EPA for information
concerning Andrews Transport Company
(d.b.a. R.A. Corbett Transport, Inc.)
involvement at the Stewco, Inc. site,• .
klAskorn, Harrison County, TX
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PDMtNISTPfiTIVE RECORD !NDE.\
3ITE NAME:
SITE NUMBER:
Stewco, I.'ic.
TXD 0980659556
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1,1/31,'37
051
John Frederich, Site Health and Safery
Coordinator
ICF Technology, Inc.
Cynthia Kaleri, Remedial Project Manager,
Texas Remedial Section, U.S. EPA Region VI
Report
Re: Health & Safety Plan sampling
(soi1/sediment, water) and Monitoring Well
Construction, development, and sampling
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65
01/05/88
001
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Young
Residents of Waskom, TX
Cynthia Aduddell, Remedial Project Manager,
Texas Remedial Section, U.S. EPA Region VI
Consent Form
Consent for Access to Property granted to
EPA, by the Youngs, to do necessary testing
en their property
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86
01/11/88
00£
Allyn M. Davis, Director, Hazardous Waste
Management Division
U.S. EPA Region VI
Kenneth Sitton, Former Owner of the 5tewco
site
Correspondence
Re: Request from EPA to provide
information concerning Mr. Sitton's
involvement at the Stewco site in l-Jaskom,
Harrison County, TX
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ADMINISTRATIVE
- TNAL
IiMDEC
SITE NOME:
JITE NUMBER:
TXD OT 80693656
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DOCUMENT DATE:
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OUTHOR:
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RECIPIENT:
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DOCUMENT TITLE:
67
01/14/86
010
Cynthia J. Aduodell, Remedial Project
Manager
LI. S. EPA Region VI
U.S. EPS Region VI Files
Memorandum and attachments
Stswco Remedial Investigation/Feasibility
Study Project Initiation Meeting
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68
01/25/88
ooa
George L. Pettigrew, Regional
Representat ive
Agency for Toxic Substances- and «E/iG£?ase
Registry, Department of Health and Human
Services
Cynthia Aduddell, Remedial Project Manager,
Texas Remedial Section, U.S. EPA Region VI
Memorandum
Re: Health consultation - Draft Work Plan
for Stewco, Inc. site, :r\ Waskoni, Harrison
County, TX
DOCUMENT NUMBER:
DOCUMENT DATE:
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AUTHOR:
COMPANY/AGENCY:
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DOCUMENT TITLE:
63
01/26/88
OO6
Cynthia J. Aduddell, Remedial Project
Manager, Texas Remedial Section
U.S. EPA Region VI
John flcCann, Site Manager, ICF Technology,
Inc.
Correspondence
Re: EPA's preliminary comments on the
Stewco Draft Work Plan
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SITE NAME:
SITE NUMBER:
ADMINISTRATIVE ".ECCRD I'.'DEX
- I NAL
Stewco, Inc.
TXD 0960699656
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DOCUMENT TITLE:
70
01/29/88
OG1
Barbara Grubbs (Mrs. Don Sriibbs)
Resident of Waskom, TX
Cynthia Aduddell, Remedial Project Manager,
Texas Remedial Section, U.S. EPA Region VI
Consent Form
Consent for Access to Property that was
agreed to and signed by Mrs. Grubbs
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DOCUMENT DATE:
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AUTHOR: .
COMPANY/AGENCY:
RECIPIENT:
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DOCUMENT TITLE:
71
01/31/88
00i£
Ralph Corbett
Former Stockholder of Stewco, Inc.
Brent Truskowski, Enforcement Officer,
Superfund Cornoliance Section, U.S. EPA
Region VI
Correspondence
Re: Mr. Corbetts' response to EPA's 104(e)
request for information regarding his
involvement with the Stewco site in Waskorn,
Harrison County, fX
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OS/09/88
001
Cynthia Aduddell, Remedial Project. Man«*ger,
Texas Remedial Section
U.S. EPA Region VI
George Pettigrew, Regional Representative,
Agency for Toxic Substance and Disease
Registry
Memorandum
Draft Remedial Investigation Work Plan
comments for Stewco, Inc. site
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SITE NAME:
SITE NUMBER:
ADMINISTRATIVE RECORD INDEX
Stewco, I.'ur.
TXD 0980e 99656
DOCUMENT NUMBER:
DOCUMENT DATE:
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DOCUMENT TITLE:
02/10/88
197
Staff Consultants
ICF Technology, Inc.
Cynthia Aduddell, Remedial Project Manager,
Texas Remedial Section, U.S. EPA Region VI
Report
Quality Assurance Project Plan for the
Stewco site in Waskom, Harrison County, TX
DOCUMENT NUMBER:
DOCUMENT DATE:
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AUTHOR:
COMPANY/AGENCY:
RECIPIENT:
DOCUMENT TYPE:
DOCUMENT TITLE:
74
02/23/88
001
Cynthia J. Aduddell, Remedial Project
Manager, Texas Remedial Section
U. S. EPA Region VI
John McCann, Site Project Manager, ICF
Technology, Inc.
Record of Communication
Re: Work Plan final revisions - Stf?wco
site; Remedial Investigation/Feasibility
Study project
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02/29/88
074
Staff Consultants
ICF Technology, Inc.
Cynthia Kaleri, Remedial Project Manager,
Texas Remedial Section, U.S. EPA VI
Report
Final Work. Plan for Remedial Investigation
Activities at the Stewco, Inc. site in
Waskom, Harrison County, TX
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•3I7E NAME:
SITE NUMBER:
ADMINISTRATIVE RECORD :.'NDEX
FINAL
3t=wco, rnc.
TXD 0980699656
DOCUMENT NUMBER:
DOCUMENT DATE:
NUMBER OF PAGES:
AUTHOR:
COMPANY/AGENCY:
RECIPIENT:
DOCUMENT TYPE:
DOCUMENT TITLE:
7S
03/10/88
001
Jonn P. McCann, Site Project Manager
ICF Technology, Inc.
Cindy Kaleri, Remedial Project Manager,
Texas Remedial Section, U.S. EPA Region VI
Correspondence
Re: The final Quality Assurance Project
Plan, and the Work Plan for the Stewco site
in Waskom, Harrison County, TX
DOCUMENT NUMBER!
DOCUMENT DATE:
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AUTHOR:
COMPANY/AGENCY:
RECIPIENT:
DOCUMENT TYPE:_
DOCUMENT TITLE:
77
03/10/88
Dxann Ayers, Chief, Houston Branch
U.S. EPA Region VI
JoAnn Miller, CLP Manager, U.S. EPA Region
VI
Memorandum and Attached Sample Report
Case No. 8860: Sample Data report, Notice
of Intent to Dispose of Samples; and,
Residential Well Sample Data (Available for
raview at U.S. EPA Region VI, Dallas, TX)
DOCUMENT NUMBER:
DOCUMENT DATE:
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AUTHOR:
COMPANY/AGENCY:
RECIPIENT:
DOCUMENT TYPE:
DOCUMENT TITLE:
78
03/£4/88
001
Robert 6. Forrest, Chief. Office of Quality
Assurance
U.S. EPA Region VI
Cynthia J. Aduddell, Remedial Project
Manager, Texas Remedial Section, U.S. EPA
Region VI
Memorandum
Re: Approval of Stewco, Inc. site Quality
Assurance Project Plan
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SITE NA.1E:
SITE NUMBER:
PDMirn3~~STIVE RECORD I.'JOLTX
FINAL
Stewco, tfic.
TXD 0960699656
DOCUMENT NUMBER:
DOCUMENT DATE:
NUMBER OF PAGES:
AUTHOR:
COMPANY/AGENCY:
RECIPIENT:
DOCUMENT TYPE:
DOCUMENT TITLE:
79
03/55/88
£60
Michael L. Daggett, Chief, Organics Lab
Sect ion
U. S. EPA Region VI
JoAnn Miller, CLP Manager, U.S. EPA Region
VI
CLP Data Review
Quality Assurance/Quality Control Reports
for Sample Data Case Mo. 8860/3578F
DOCUMENT NUMBER;
DOCUMENT DATE:
NUMBER OF PAGES;
AUTHOR:
COMPANY/AGENCY:
•RECIPIENT:
DOCUMENT TYPE:
DOCUMENT TITLE:
80
04/06/88
554
Lab Personnel'
SRW Associates/ICF Technology
Company/Versar, Inc.
Cindy J. Kaleri, Remedial Project Manager,
Texas Remedial Section, U.S. EPA Region VI
Raw Data (1 of £1)
Case No. 8860: Sample Analysis Data, SASF
No. 3578 F, Volatile Inorganic Analysis
Data Sheets, Sample Preservation Packages
(Available for review at U.S. EPA Region
VI, Dallas, TX)
DOCUMENT NUMBER:
DOCUMENT DATE:
NUMBER OF PAGES:
AUTHOR:
COMPANY/AGENCY:
RECIPIENT:
DOCUMENT TYPE:
DOCUMENT TITLE:
81
04/06/88
4££
Lab Personnel
SRW Associates/ICF Technology
Company/Versar, Inc.
Cindy A. Kaleri, Remedial Project Manager,
Texas Remedial Section, U.S. EPA Region VI
Raw Data (£ of £1)
Case No 8860: Sample Analysis Data,
Volatile I nor game Analysis Data Sheets,
Sample Preparation P'ackages lAvailable for
-eview at U.S. EPA Region VI, Dallas, TX)
£7
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"••1AL
SITE
NAME:
NUMBER:
Stewco, Inr.
TXD 0980699656
DOCUMENT NUMBER:
DOCUMENT DATE:
NUMBER OF PAGES:
AUTHOR:
COMPANY/AGENCY:
RECIPIENT:
DOCUMENT TYPE:
DOCUMENT TITLE:
04/06/88
331
Lab Personnel
3RW Associates/ICF Technology
Company/Versar, Inc.
Cindy A. Kaleri, Remedial Project Manager,
Texas Remedial Section, U.S. EPA Region VI
Raw Data (3 of £1)
Case No. 8860: Sample Analysis Data,
Volatile Inorganic Analysis Data Sheets,
Scruple Preparation Packages (Available for
review at U.S. EPA Region VI, Dallas, TX)
DOCUMENT NUMBER
DOCUMENT DATE:
NUMBER OF PAGES
AUTHOR:
COMPANY/AGENCY:
RECIPIENT:
DOCUMENT TYPE:
DOCUMENT TITLE:
33
04/06/88
727
L&b Pers onne1
SRW Associates/ICF Technology
Company/Versar, Inc.
Cindy A. Kaleri, Remedial Project Manager,
Texas Remedial Section, U.S. EPA Region VI
Raw Data (4 of £1)
Case No. 8860: Sample Analysis Data,
Vc.latile Inorganic Analysis Data Sheets,
Sample Preparation Packages (Availaole for
review at U.S. EPA Region VI, Dal 1-as, TX)
DOCUMENT NUMBER:
DOCUMENT DATE:
NUMBER OF PAGES:
AUTHOR:
COMPANY/AGENCY:
RECIPIENT:
DOCUMENT TYPE:
DOCUMENT TITLE:
34
04/06/88
643
Lab Personnel
3RW Associates/ICF Technology
Company/Versar, Inc.
Cindy A. Kaleri, Remedial Project Manager,
Texas Remedial Section, U.S. EPA Region VI
Raw Data (5 of £1)
Case No. 386O: Sample Analysis Data,
Volatile Inorgainc Analysis Data Sheets,
Ss>Mole Preparation Packages (Available for
review at U.S. EPA Region VI, Dallas, TX)
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SITi NAME:
SITE NUMBER:
ADMINISTRATIVE PECQRD INDEX
P I \' Hl-
St ewCO, Inc.
TXD 098O699656
DOCUMENT NUMBER:
DOCUMENT DATE:
NUMBER OF PAGES:
AUTHOR:
COMPANY/AGENCY:
RECIPIENT:
DOCUMENT TYPE:
DOCUMENT TITLE:
04/06/88
£68
Lab Personnel
3RW Associates/ICF Technology
Company/Versar, Inc.
Cindy A. Kaieri, Remedial Project Manager,
Texas Remedial Section, U.S. EPA Region VI
Raw Data (6 of £1)
Case No. 9860: Sample Analysis Data,
Volatile Inorganic Analysis Data Sheets,
Sample Preparation Packages (Available for
review at U.S. EPA Region VI, Dallas, TX)
DOCUMENT NUMBER:
DOCUMENT DATE:
NUMBER OF PAGES:
AUTHOR:
COMPANY/AGENCY:
RECIPIENT:
DOCUMENT TYPE:
DOCUMENT TITLE:
06
04/06/88
068
Lab Personnel
SRW Associates/ICF Technology
Company/'Versar, Inc.
Cindy A. Kaieri, Remedial Project Manager,
Texas Remedial Section, U.S. EPA Region VI
Raw Data (7 of £1)
Case No. 8860: Sample Analysis Data,
Volatile Inorgainc Analysis Data Sheets,
Sample Preparation Packages (Available for
review at U.S. EPA Region VI, Dallas, TX)
DOCUMENT NUMBER:
DOCUMENT DATE:
NUMBER OF PAGES:
AUTHOR:
COMPANY/AGENCY:
RECIPIENT:
DOCUMENT TYPE:
DOCUMENT TITLE:
87
04/06/88
365
Lab Personnel
SRW Associates/ICF Technology
Company/Versar, Inc.
Cindy A. Kaieri, Remedial Project Manager,
Texas Remedial Section, U.S. EPA Region VI
Raw Data (8 of £1)
Case No. 8860: Sample Analysis Data,
Volatile Inorganic Analysis Data Sheets,
Srtfnple Preparation Packages (Available for
review at U.S. EPA Region VI, Dallas, TX)
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STRATES PECOF-D INDEX
SITE NOME:
SITE NUMBER:
Stewco, [nc.
TXD 0930699656
DOCUMENT NUMBER:
DOCUMENT DATE:
NUMBER OF PAGES;
AUTHOR:
COMPANY/AGENCY:
RECIPIENT:
DOCUMENT TYPE:
DOCUMENT TITLE:
33
0
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I\DEX
- I NAL
SITE NAME:
SITE NUMBER;
tawco,
XD ':'3S
DOCUMENT NUMBER:
DOCUMENT DATE:
NUMBER OF PAGES:
AUTHOR:
COMPANY/AGENCY:
RECIPIENT:
DOCUMENT TYPE:
DOCUMENT TITLE:
94
04/06/88
•+O£
Lab Personnel
3RW Associates/ICF Technology
Company/Versar, .Trie.
Cindy A. Kaleri, Remedial Project Manager,
Texas Remedial Section, U.S. EPA Region VI
Paw Data (15 of £1)
Case No. 8860: Sample Analysis Data,
Volatile Inorganic Analysis Daea Sheets,
Sample Preparation Packages (Available for
review at U.S. EPA Region VI, Dallas, TX)
DOCUMENT NUMBER:
DOCUMENT DATE:
NUMBER OF PAGES:
AUTHOR:
COMPANY/AGENCY:
RECIPIENT:
DOCUMENT TYPE:
DOCUMENT TITLE:
95
04/06/88
ftiS
Lab Personnel
5RW Associates/ICF Technology
Company/Versar, Inc.
Cindy A. Kaleri, Remedial Project Manager,
Texas Remedial Section, U.S. EPA Region VI
Raw Data (16 of £1)
Case No. 8860: Sample Analysis Data,
Volatile Inorganic Analysis Data Sheets,
Sample Preparation Packages (Available for
review at U.S. EPA Region VI, Dallas, ~X)
DOCUMENT NUMBER:
DOCUMENT DATE:
NUMBER OF PAGES:
AUTHOR:
COMPANY/AGENCY:
RECIPIENT:
DOCUMENT TYPE:
DOCUMENT TITLE:
96
04/06/88
033
L.ao Personnel
SRW Associates/ICF Technology
Company/Versar, Inc.
Cindy A. Kaleri, Remedial Project Manager,
Texas Remedial Section, U.S. EPA Regfon VI
Raw Data (17 of £1)
Case No. 8860: Sample Analysis Data,
Volatile Inorganic Analysis Data Sheets,
Gamp)e Preparation Packages (Available for
review at U.S. EPA Region VI, Dallas, TX)
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SITE
SITE
NAME :
NUMBER:
ADMINISTRATIVE RECORD JNCEX
F I NAL
Stewco, [nc.
TXD 0380639656
DOCUMENT NUMBER:
DOCUMENT DATE:
NUMBER OF PAGES:
AUTHOR:
COMPANY/AGENCY:
RECIPIENT:
DOCUMENT TYPE:
DOCUMENT TITLE:
97
04/06/38
46£
Lab Personnel
SRW Associates/ICF Technology
Company/Versar, Inc.
Cindy A. Kaleri, Remedial Project Manager,
Texas Remedial Section, U.S. EPA Region VI
Raw Data (18 of £1)
Case No. 8860: Sample Analysis Data,
Volatile Inorganic Analysis Data Sheets,
Sample Preparation Packages (Available for
review at U.S. EPA Region VI, Dallas, TX)
DOCUMENT NUMBER:
DOCUMENT DATE:
NUMBER OF PAGES:
AUTHOR:
COMPANY/AGENCY:
RECIPIENT:
DOCUMENT TYPE:
DOCUMENT TITLE:
38
04/06/88
518
Lab Personnel
SRW Associates/ICF Technology
Company/Versar, Inc.
Cindy A. Kaleri, Remedial Project Manager,
Texas Remedial Section, U.S. EPA Region VI
Raw Data (13 of £1)
Case No. 8860: Sample Analysis Data,
Volatile Inorganic Analysis Data Sheets,
Sample Preparation Packages (Availaole for
review at U.S. EPA Region VI, Dallas, TX)
DOCUMENT NUMBER:
DOCUMENT DATE:
NUMBER OF PAGES:
AUTHOR:
COMPANY/AGENCY:
RECIPIENT:
DOCUMENT TYPE:
DOCUMENT TITLE:
39
04/06/88
338
LaD Personnel
SRW Associates/ICF Technology
Company/Versar, Inc.
Cindy A. Kaleri, Remedial Project Manager,
Texas Remedial Section, U.S. EPA Region VI
Raw Data (20 of 21)
Case No. 8860: Sample Analysis Data,
Volatile Inorganic Analysis Data Sheets,
Sample Preparation Packages (Available for
review at U.S. EPA Region VI, Dallas, TX)
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ADMINISTRATIVE RECORD 'INDE>
SITE NAME:
SITE NUMBER:
Stewco, I.'ic.
TXD 0980639656
DOCUMENT NUMBER:
DOCUMENT DATE:
NUMBER OF PAGES:
AUTHOR:
COMPANY/AGENCY:
RECIPIENT:
DOCUMENT TYPE:
DOCUMENT TITLE:
1 .HI
04/06/88
'+7£
Lab Personnel
SRW Associates/ICF Technology
Company /Versar, Inc.
Cindy A. Kaleri, Remedial Project Manager,
Texas Remedial Section, U.S. EPA Region VI
Raw Data (£1 of £1)
Case No. 3860: Sample Analysis Data,
Volatile Inorganic Analysis Data Sheets,
Sample
review
Preparation
at U.S. EPA
Packages (Available for
Region VI, Dallas, TX)
DOCUMENT NUMBER:
DOCUMENT DATE:
NUMBER OF PAGES:
AUTHOR:
COMPANY/AGENCY:
RECIPIENT:
DOCUMENT TYPE:
DOCUMENT TITLE:
101
04/14/88
003
Allyri M. Davis, Director, Hazardous Waste
Management Division
U.S. EPA Region VI
Cliff Pearson, Environmental Advisor, Mobil
Corporation
Correspondence
Request for information and sampling data
regarding the Mobil property that is
Adjacent to the Stewco site, in Waskorn,
Harrison County, TX
DOCUMENT NUMBER:
DOCUMENT DATE:
NUMBER OF PAGES:
AUTHOR:
COMPANY/AGENCY:
RECIPIENT:
DOCUMENT TYPE:
DOCUMENT TITLE:
102
04/£0/88
002
Oscar Cabra, Jr., P.E., Chief, Water Supply
Branch
U.S. EPA Region VI
Martha McKee, Chief, Superfund Compliance
Section, U.S. EPA Region VI
Memorandum
Comments on the potential groundwater
problems in residential wells discuss
during the Remedial Investigation, for the
Stewco, Inc. site, Waskom, Harrison County,
TX
24
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=ECORD INDEX
SITE NAME:
SITE NUMBER:
Stewco, inc.
TXD 0380633656
DOCUMENT NUMBER:
DOCUMENT DATE:
NUMBER OF PAGES:
AUTHOR:
COMPANY/AGENCY:
RECIPIENT:
DOCUMENT TYPE:
DOCUMENT TITLE:
102
05/10/88
451
C. L. Pearson, Environmental Advisor
Mob11 Oil Corporat i on
Cynthia Kaleri, Remedial Project Manager,
Texas Remedial Section, U.S. EPA Region VI
Correspondence and Attached Reports'
Re: Mobil's response to EPA's request for
i nf orrnat ion
DOCUMENT NUMBER:
DOCUMENT DATE:
NUMBER OF PAGES;
AUTHOR:
COMPANY/AGENCY:
RECIPIENT:
DOCUMENT TYPE:
DOCUMENT TITLE:
104
05/12/88
004
Cynthia J. Kaleri, Remedial Project
Mariager, Texas Remedial Section
U.S. EPA Region VI
U.S. £PA Region VI Files
Meeting Summary
Meeting held on 05/-12/88, to discuss the
Stewco, Inc. Preliminary Risk Assessment
DOCUMENT NUMBER;
DOCUMENT DATE:
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AUTHOR:
COMPANY/AGENCY:
RECIPIENT:
DOCUMENT TYPE:
DOCUMENT TITLE:
105
05/16/88
00£
Cynthia J. Kaleri, Remedial Project
Manager, Texas Remedial Section
U.S. EPA Region VI
John McCann, Site Manager, ICF Technology,
Inc.
Record of Communication
Re: Stewco groundwater issue (identified
at Risk Assessment Meeting)
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3ITE NOME:
SITE NUMBER:
PDM.-'NISTRATIVE -EflCRD INDEX
- 'NAL
Stewco. Inc.
TXD 0980£99£5£
DOCUMENT NUMBER:
DOCUMENT DATE:
NUMBER OF PAGES;
AUTHOR:
COMPANY/AGENCY:
RECIPIENT:
DOCUMENT TYPE:
DOCUMENT TITLE:
106
03/17/88
001
John P. McCann, Site Manager
ICF Technology
Cynthia J. Kaleri, Remedial Project
Manager, Texas Remedial Se.ction, U.S. EPA
Region VI
Correspondence
Re: Stewco site Remedial Investigation
Draft Risk Assessment Submittal
DOCUMENT NUMBER:
DOCUMENT DATE:
NUMBER OF PAGES:
AUTHOR:
COMPANY/AGENCY:
RECIPIENT:
DOCUMENT TYPE:
DOCUMENT TITLE:
107
05/13/88
001
Cynthia J. Kaleri, Remedial Project
Manager, Texas Remedial Section
U.S. EPA Region VI
George Petti grew, Region VI
Represenatative, Agency for Toxic
Substances and Disease Registry
Record of Communication
Re: The subnuttal of a Bequest for a
Health Assessment to be Jone for the Stewo:
site in Waskom, Harrison County, TX
DOCUMENT NUMBER:
DOCUMENT DATE:
NUMBER OF PAGES:
AUTHOR:
COMPANY/AGENCY:
RECIPIENT:
DOCUMENT TYPE:
DOCUMENT TITLE:
108
05/23/88
001
John P. McCann, Site Manager
ICF Technology
Cynthia J. Kaleri, Remedial Project
Manager, Texas Remedial Section, U.S. EPA
Region VI
Correspondence
Re: Stewco site Remedial Investigation -
Agency Review of Draft Remedial
Investigation Report
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RECORD INDEX
FINAL
SITE NAME:
SITE NUMBER:
Stewco, Ivic.
TXD 0980699656
DOCUMENT NUMBER:
DOCUMENT DATE:
NUMBER OF PAGES:
AUTHOR:
COMPANY/AGENCY:
RECIPIENT:
DOCUMENT TYPE:
DOCUMENT TITLE:
103
06/03/88
004
Victor Chapman, Lab Personnel, Houston
Branch
U. S. EPA Region
David Cook, U.S
Sample Data
Case No. 8860: Quality Assurance/Quality
Control Compliance review of Contract
Compliance Screening (CCS) Resubrnitted Data
(Available for review at U.S. EPA Reyion
VI, Dallas, TX)
VI
EPA Region VI
DOCUMENT NUMBER:
DOCUMENT DATE:
NUMBER OF PAGES:
AUTHOR:
COMPANY/AGENCY:
RECIPIENT:
DOCUMENT TYPE:
DOCUMENT TITLE:
110
06/06/88
ooe
Cynthia J. Kaleri, Remedial Project
Manager, Texas Remedial Section
U. S. EPA Region vi
Kathleen O'Reilly, Hydrogeologist,
Superfund Programs Branch, U.S. EPA Region
VI
Memorandum
Stewco superfund site - BTX Contamination,
Review of Subsurface Investigation - Mobil
Oil Terminal, Waskom, Harrison County, TX
DOCUMENT NUMBER:
DOCUMENT DATE:
NUMBER OF PAGES:
AUTHOR:
COMPANY/AGENCY:
RECIPIENT:
DOCUMENT TYPE:
DOCUMENT TITLE:
111
06/06/88
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Cynthia J. Kaleri, Remedial Project
Manager, Texas Remedial Section
U.S. EPA Region VI
U.S. EPA Region VI Files
Summary
A synopsis of the Subsurface Investigation
Report - November 1986, Mobil Terminal,
Waskom, Harrison County, TX
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Stewco, Inc.
TXD 0980699656
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06/15/88
003
Cynthia J. Kaieri, Remedial Project
Manager, Texas Remedial Section
U.S. EPA Region VI
John P. McCann, Site Manager, ICF
Technology
Correspondence
Comments regarding tne draft Rerneaial
Investigation Report for the Stewco project
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06/16/88
Cynthia J. Kaleri, Remedial Project
Manager, Texas Remedial Section
U. S. EPA Region v'l
U.S. SPA Region VI File's
Memorandum
3e: Trip report concerning Stewco's Field
Audit of February ;=:£, 1988
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06/16/88
006
Cynthia J. Kaleri, Remedial Project
Manager, Texas Remedial Section
U.S. EPA Region VI
U.S. EPA Region VI Files
Memorandum
Stewco, Inc. Remedial
Investigation/Feasibility Study Fieidwork
Audit; February £ - 3, 1988
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SITE NUMBER:
ADMIN : = 7R.qTIVE RECORD t,\'D-I.-.
Stewco, Vic.
TXD 0980£39b5£
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06/IS/88
003
Greg Tipple, Remedial investigation Unit
Head, Superfund Section, Hazardous and
Solid Waste Division
Texas Water Commission
Cynthia J. Kaleri, Remedial Project
Manager, Texas Remedial Section, U.S. EPA
Region VI
Correspondence and Attachments
Re: Texas Water Commission comments on the
draft Remedial Investigation report and
Risk Assesrnent for the Stewco, Inc. site in
Waskorn, Harrison County, TX
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Greg Tipple, Remedial Investigation Unit
Head, Superfund Section, Hazardous ana
Solid Waste Division
Texas Water Commission
"obin Gelston-WalIs. Texas State
Coordinator, U.S. EPA Region VJ
Correspondence
Re: Applicable or Relevant and Appropriate
Requirements (ARAR's) fo\- the Stewco Inc.
site in Waskom, Harrison County, TX
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117
06/SS/88
001
Stanley 6. Hitt, Chief, Texas Remedial
Section
U. 5. EPA Region VI
Guanita Reiter, Chief, Oversight Section,
U. S. EPA Region VI
Memorandum
Pe: Superfund/RCRA Coordination in
Resolution of an Identified Groundwater
Problem in East Texas
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SITE NUMBER:
ADMINISTRATIVE RECORD INDEX
r INAL
Stewco, Inc.
TXD 0980699656
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06/£7/38
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Cynthia J. Kaler?., Remedial Project
Manager, Texas Remedial Section
U.S. EPA Region VI
John P. McCann, Site Manager, ICF
Technology Company
Correspondence and Attachments
Re: Ms. Kaleri's comments on Texas Water
Commission's comments for the draft
Remedial Investigation Report
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119
06/£8/88
ooa
Victor Chapman, ESAT, Houston Branch
U. S. EPA Region VI
David Cook, U.S. EPA Region VI
Sample Data
Quality Assurance/Quality Control
Compliance Review of Contract Cornplianca
Screening (CCS) Resubmitted Data
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07/£9/88
001
Jerry W. Mullican, Director of Underground
Injection Control, Oil and Gas Division
Railroad Commission of Texas
David H. Sorrel 1, P.E. , Chief, Superfund
Section, Texas Water Commission
Correspondence
Re: Determinations of ARAR's for the
Stewco, Inc. site, Tarrant County, Texas
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SITE NAME: Stewco, Inc.
SITE NUMBER: T*D 0380633656
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08/04/88
043
Carl Ed land, Branch Chief, Cynthia Kaleri,
Remedial Project Manager, Laura Price,
Commun i t y Re 1 at i on
U. S. EPA Region VI
U.S. EPA Region VI Site Files
Transcript
Re: Public meeting on the Proposed Plan of
Action for the Stewco, Inc. site
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08/03/88
033
Lawrence E. Pewitt, P. E. , Director, Permit's
Div i sion
Texas Air Control Board
David H. Sorrel Is. P.E., Chief, Superfund
Section, Texas Water Commission
Correspondence and Attachments
Re: ARAR's for Stewco Inc. site, that
exceeds federal requirements for the
remedial alternatives that are being
considered
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133
08/16/88
001
L. D. Thurrnan, P. E. , Chief, Bureau of
Environmental Health
Texas Department of Health
Bryan W. Dixon, P.E., Director, Hazardous
and Solid Waste Division, Texas W«iter
Comrnission
Correspondence
Re: Applicable ARAR's which may apply to
the remedial action proposals for the
Stewco, Inc. site
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ADMINISTRATIVE RECORD INDEX
FINAL
Stewco, Iric.
TXD 0380633656
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08/22/88
001
Geraldo H. Garcia, Remedial Investigation
Unit, Superfund Section
Texas Water Commission
Robin Gelstori-Wal Is, Texas State
Coordinator, U.S. EPA Region VI
Correspondence
Pe: Identification of ARAR's for the
Stewco, Inc. Superfund site
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08/23/88
001
Geraldo H. Garcia, Remedial Investigation
Unit, Superfund Section,
Texas Water Commission
Cynthia Kaleri, Remedial Project Manager,
Texas Remedial Section, U.S. EPA Region VI
Correspondence
Re: Written comments concerning the draft
Record of Decision (ROD) for the Stewco,
Inc. Superfund site
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126
03/08/88
00£
Geraldo H. Garcia, Super-fund Section,
Hazardous and Sold id Waste Division
Texas Water Commission
Cyntnia Kaleri, Remedial Project Manager,
U.S. EPA Region VI
Transrnittal Letter
Re: Texas Water Commission comments on
Stewco, Inc. Superfund site's
Responsiveness Summary
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FINAL
SITE NAME:
SITE NUMBER:
Stewco, Inc.
TXD 0980639656
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09/16/88
001
Cindy Kaleri, Remedial Project Manager,
Texas Remedial Section
U.S. EPA Region VI
George Petti grew, Region VI Representative,
Agency for Toxic Substance and Disease
Registry
Record of Communication
Re: Draft Health Assessment for the
Stewco, Inc. Superfund site, in Wafikom,
Harrison County, TX, that was sent by R.
William Knouse, ATSDR, Atlanta
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09/16/88
040
Texas Rerneoial Section Staff
U-rS. EPA Region VI
U.S. EPA Region VI Site Files
ROD and Attachments
Record of Decision for the Stewco, Tnc.
Super-fund site, in WaskO'ii, Harrison County,
TX
PROTHCTIOM
AGENCY
DALLAS, TEXAS
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