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ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
LIBRARY, REGION V
SUPERFUND
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ecords Of Decision
905R88116
Update
From: Hazardous Site Control Division
To: EPA Regional Offices
January 5, 1988
Vol. 4, No. 1
A LINE ON RODS
The ROD Update is changing its
content. Our new focus is to
provide information about evolving
policy and guidance to RPMs.
Individual ROD abstracts will no
longer appear in the Update—they
will be available in the ROD
Annual Report and in the quarterly
distribution of RODs. Brief
summaries of ROD information
and other statistics will be
provided periodically. Two new
columns will appear on a regular
basis, "Policy Alert" and "Update
on Guidance," providing
summaries of topics of interest. A
"Calendar of Events" will also be
published.
We hope this new format will
make the ROD Update useful to
RPMs as a reference tool. If there
are any topics you would like to
see discussed, or if you have any
suggestions for making the
Update more helpful to you, please
contact Randy Kaltreider,
Remedial Planning and Response
Branch (WH-548E), EPA HQ.
POLICY ALERT
INTERIM POLICY ON
FUNDING FOR GROUND
WATER AND
SURFACE WATER
RESTORATION ACTIONS
The Comprehensive Environmental
Response, Compensation, and
Liability Act (CERCLA), as
amended by the Superfund
Amendments and Reauthorization
Act (SARA), draws a clear
distinction between measures that
are considered remedial action
and those that are considered
operation and maintenance (O&M).
According to Section 104(c) of the
Act, treatment or other measures
initiated to restore ground or
surface waters are considered
remedial actions for a period up to
10 years. Activities performed to
maintain the effectiveness of such
measures beyond the 10-year
period or after the remedial action
is completed (whichever is earlier)
are considered O&M.
The Agency's current policy
stipulates that the 10-year
provision applies strictly to those
actions initiated for the purpose of
restoring ground or surface waters
(e.g., removal of a contaminant
plume via pumping and treatment
to restore a drinking water aquifer).
Ground or surface water remedial
actions taken for purposes other
than to restore these resources are
not subject to the provision.
Specifically, if the Agency
determines that the most cost-
effective means of providing an
alternate water supply is to pump
and treat contaminated ground or
surface waters and supply the
treated water directly to the
community, the Agency would pay
for the system's construction and
any operational costs for up to 1
year to verify that the treatment
system is operational and
functional. However, the Agency
would not pay for 10 years of
operating the system as part of
remedial action. This is consistent
with the EPA policy that has been
in effect since the start of the
program. If such a system were
part of a remedial strategy for
restoring the aquifer to drinking
water quality, the 10-year provision
would apply.
The Agency's policy concerning
the 10-year provision will be
outlined in the proposed NCP
(along with other options) and will
be finalized once comments on
the proposal have been reviewed
and any necessary revisions made.
It is recommended that Regions
consult with Headquarters prior to
signing Records of Decision that
involve funding of ground water
remedies for up to 10 years when
the treated water is to be used as
a water supply. Questions
concerning this policy may be
directed to Regional coordinators
in the Remedial Planning and
Response Branch (OERR), the
Compliance Branch (OWPE), or
Steve Golian (FTS 475-6703) in the
Site Policy and Guidance Branch
(OERR).
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FY87 ROD SUMMARY OF SELECTED REMEDIES
Total RODs Completed
Final Source Control RODs
Total RODs Employing Source
Treatment
Program
47
26
18
Enforcement
27
18
7
Total
74
44
25
Selected Remedy*
Treatment Technology
Incineration/Thermal
Solidification
Stabilization/Neutralization
Volatilization/Aeration
Soil Washing/Flushing
Biodegradation
Other
Total
9
5
2
3
1
2
2
1
1
2
22
11
6
1
4
3
2
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30
Containment
On-Site Containment
Temporary Storage
Off-Site Disposal
Groundwater
Pump and Treat
Alternate Water Supply
No Further Action
10
8
1
13
7
17
1
9
3
27
8
2
22
10
* More than one remedy may be associated with a site.
. REMEDY COSTS
Program
Enforcement
Total
0-S2M
20
7
27
$2M-$5M
13
8
21
S5M-S10M
5
4
$10M-$20M $20M-$50M
3
2
5
2
$50M
1
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UPDATE ON GUIDANCE
GUIDANCE DOCUMENT FOR
PROVIDING ALTERNATE
WATER SUPPLIES
The guidance in this document
applies to hazardous waste sites
that do not require a time-critical
removal action, but that do require
an alternate water supply as either
a non-time-critical removal or
remedial action before the final
remedy can be implemented. The
term "alternate water supply"
refers to both the provision of new
supplies and treatment or
distribution of existing supplies. It
includes but is not limited to
drinking water and household
water supplies.
This document provides a detailed
discussion of and guidance for
two levels of decisionmaking: (1)
determining if an alternate water
supply is needed and (2) selecting
and providing an alternate water
supply. It should be used in
conjunction with other EPA
guidance documents, technical
reports, and references.
Included in this document is a list
of sites where alternate water
supplies have been provided and
the type of system selected.
Based on the experience gained at
these sites, the following types of
alternate drinking water supplies
are identified and discussed:
• Connection to existing water
supplies (public or private) and
distribution systems
• Development of new water
resources
• Treatment at a well head or at
each point of consumption
• Use of oversized community
storage facilities to compensate
for loss of existing system
capacity
For more information or a copy of
the document, contact Doug Sarno
at (FTS) 475-6704, or mail code
WH-548E, Design and
Construction Management Branch,
OSWER, Washington, D.C.
Be on the lookout for the following
guidance documents scheduled
for publication:
Groundwater Guidance
March 1988
Contact: Jennifer Haley
FTS 475-6705
ROD Guidance
May 1988
Contact: Darsi Foss
FTS 475-9841
RI/FS Guidance
June 1988
Contact: Steven Golian
FTS 475-6703
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
RI/FS Training Workshops
March - April 1987
HAZARDOUS WASTE
COLLECTION AND DATABASE
The Hazardous Waste Collection is
a unified collection of major
hazardous waste reports and
books. The Collection includes
EPA reports, OSWER policy and
guidance directives, legislation,
regulations, and records of
decision. The entire Collection
may be accessed using a
bibliographic database which runs
on an IBM PC/AT or compatible
using dBase III software. The
database provides automated
search and retrieval capability
through a number of access points
including keywords, title, abstract,
sponsoring EPA office and date.
The database and documents
composing the Hazardous Waste
Collection are available in the EPA
Headquarters and Regional
Libraries, the National
Enforcement Investigation Center
and the laboratories in Cincinnati,
Edison, RTP, Ada and Las Vegas.
Additionally, the database is
available for purchase by the
public through the National
Technical Information Center at
(703) 487-4600. The ordering
number for the database is
PB87-152690; the price is $125.00.
Contact your nearest EPA
Regional Library for more
information.
RODS THAT ARE AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC:
Members of the public can purchase RODs from two sources: the National Technical Information Service (NTIS),
which sells both hard and microfiche copies of the documents, and the Environmental Law Institute (ELI), which
sells hard copies only. To order RODs from NTIS, you must provide the appropriate NTIS accession number. A cur-
rent list of approved RODs is provided on the following pages. NTIS accession numbers are shown for those RODs
that are currently available.
To order RODs from ELI, you need only provide the name of the ROD. Addresses and telephone numbers for both
organizations are:
National Technical
Information Service
Customer Services
5285 Port Royal Road
Springfield, VA 22161
(703) 487-4600
Environmental Law Institute
Documentation Service
1616 P Street, NW
Suite 200
Washington, DC 20036
(202)328-5150
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Site/State
Baird & McGuire, MA
Auburn Road, NH
Kellogg-Deermg Well Field, CT
Industri-plex, MA
Ottati & Goss, NH
Davis Liquid Waste, Rlf
Chemical Control, NJf
Suffern Well Field, NYt
Fischer & Porter, PA (EDO)
Lehigh Electric, PA
McAdoo, PA (IRM)
Matthews Electroplating, VA
Tyson's Dump, PA
Wade, PA (EDO)
Lackawanna Refuse Site, PA
Heleva Landfill, PA
McAdoo Associates, PA*
Taylor Borough, PA
Lansdowne Radiation, PA
Sand, Gravel & Stone, MD
Douglassville, PA
Harvey-Knott, DE
Moyer Landfill, PA
Tybouts Corner Landfill, DE
Taylor Borough, PA*
Middletown Road, MD
Leetown Pesticide, WV
Millcreek, PA
Westline, PA
Bruin Lagoon, PA*
Limestone Road, MD
Lansdowne Radiation, PA*
Industrial Lane, PA
Blosenski Landfill, PA
Chisman Creek, VA
Delaware City PVC, DE
Army Creek Landfill, DE
Drake Chemical, PA*
West Virginia Ordnance Works, WV
Saltville Waste Disposal Site, VAf
Palmerton Zinc, PAt
Miami Drum Service, FL
Varsol Spill Site, FL
Whitehouse Waste Oil Pits, FL
Biscayne Aquifer Sites, FL
Davie Landfill, FL
American Creosote, FL
Hollingsworth Solderless, FL
Pepper's Steel, FL (EDO)
A.L. Taylor, KY
Hipps Road Landfill, FL
Distler Farm, KY
Mowbray Engineering, AL
Gallaway Ponds, TN
SCRDI Dixiana, SC
Distler Brickyard, KY
Pioneer Sand, FL
Lees Lane Landfill, KY* (EDO)
Sapp Battery, FL
Coleman Evans, FL
Geiger(C&M Oil), SC
Newport Dump, KY
Tower Chemical Co., FLf
Tri-City Conservationist, FL|
Sodeyco, NC|
A&F Materials-Greenup, IL (IRM)
Charlevoix, Ml (IRM)
Berlin & Farro Site, Ml
Laskin Poplar Oil, OH
New Brighton, MN (Interim Water Treatment)
New Brighton, MN (Water Supply System)
Outboard Marine Corp., IL
Reilly Tar, MN
Verona Well Field, Ml
Byron/Johnson Salvage, IL
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EPA
Number
EPA/ROD/R01-86/017
EPA/ROD/R01-86/018
EPA/ROD/R01-86/019
EPA/ROD/R01 -86/020
EPA/ROD/R01 -86/021
EPA/ROD/R01 -87/022
EPA/ROD/R02-87/041
EPA/ROD/R02-87/042
EPA/ROD/R03-84/004
EPA/ROD/R03-83/005
EPA/ROD/R03-84/006
EPA/ROD/R03-83/007
EPA/ROD/R03-84/008
EPA/ROD/R03-84/009
EPA/ROD/R03-85/010
EPA/ROD/R03-85/011
EPA/ROD/R03-85/012
EPA/ROD/R03-85/013
EPA/ROD/R03-85/014
EPA/ROD/R03-85/015
EPA/ROD/R03-85/016
EPA/ROD/R03-85/017
EPA/ROD/R03-85/018
EPA/ROD/R03-86/019
EPA/ROD/R03-86/020
EPA/ROD/R03-86/021
EPA/ROD/R03-86/022
EPA/ROD/R03-86/023
EPA/ROD/R03-86/024
EPA/ROD/R03-86/025
EPA/ROD/R03-86/026
EPA/ROD/R03-86/027
EPA/ROD/R03-86/028
EPA/ROD/R03-86/029
EPA/ROD/R03-86/030
EPA/ROD/R03-86/031
EPA/ROD/R03-86/032
EPA/ROD/R03-86/033
EPA/ROD/R03-87/034
EPA/ROD/R03-87/035
EPA/ROD/R03-87/036
EPA/ROD/R04-82/001
EPA/ROD/R04-85/002
EPA/ROD/R04-85/003
EPA/ROD/R04-85/004
EPA/ROD/R04-85/005
EPA/ROD/R04-85/006
EPA/ROD/R04-86/007
EPA/ROD/R04-86/008
EPA/ROD/R04-86/009
EPA/ROD/R04-86/010
EPA/ROD/R04-86/011
EPA/ROD/R04-86/012
EPA/ROD/R04-86/013
EPA/ROD/R04-86/014
EPA/ROD/R04-86/015
EPA/ROD/R04-86/016
EPA/ROD/R04-86/017
EPA/ROD/R04-86/018
EPA/ROD/R04-87/019
EPA/ROD/R04-87/020
EPA/ROD/R04-87/021
EPA/ROD/R04-87/022
EPA/ROD/R04-87/023
EPA/ROD/R04-87/024
EPA/ROD/R05-83/001
EPA/ROD/R05-84/002
EPA/ROD/R05-84/003
EPA/ROD/R05-84/004
EPA/ROD/R05-83/005
EPA/ROD/R05-83/006
EPA/ROD/R05-84/007
EPA/ROD/R05-84/008
EPA/ROD/R05-84/009
EPA/ROD/R05-85/010
Pub. Date
09/30/86
09/17/86
09/25/86
09/30/86
01/16/87
09/29/87
09/23/87
09/25/87
05/04/84
02/11/83
06/05/84
06/02/83
12/21/84
08/30/84
03/22/85
03/22/85
06/28/85
06/28/85
08/02/85
09/30/85
09/27/85
09/30/85
09/30/85
03/06/86
03/17/86
03/17/86
03/31/86
05/07/86
07/03/86
09/29/86
09/30/86
09/22/86
09/29/86
09/29/86
09/30/86
09/30/86
09/30/86
05/13/86
03/27/87
06/30/87
09/04/87
09/13/82
03/29/85
05/30/85
09/16/85
09/30/85
09/30/85
04/10/86
03/12/86
06/18/86
09/03/86
08/19/86
09/25/86
09/26/86
09/26/86
08/19/86
09/26/86
09/25/86
09/26/86
09/25/86
06/01/87
03/27/87
07/09/87
09/21/87
09/24/87
11/23/83
06/12/84
02/29/84
08/09/84
06/24/83
09/19/83
05/15/84
06/06/84
05/01/84
03/13/85
NTIS
Accession
Number
PB87 189981 /AS
PB87 190104/AS
PB87 189866/AS
PB87 183802/AS
PB88 106448/AS
PB85213817/AS
PB85213825/AS
PB85 213833/AS
PB85 213841/AS
PB85213858/AS
PB85 213866/AS
PB85 232098/AS
PB85 232106/AS
PB85232114/AS
PB85 249597/AS
PB85 249498/AS
PB86 172533/AS
PB86 172541/AS
PB86 13391 5/ AS
PB86 172566/AS
PB87 189965/AS
PB86 224920/AS
PB87 191888/AS
PB86 224854/AS
PB87 189775/AS
PB87 183786/AS
PB87 188447/AS
PB87 190013/AS
PB87 189031/AS
PB87 191870/AS
PB87 189064/AS
PB87 188856/AS
PB87 188371/AS
PB87 189767/AS
PB87 188454/AS
PB88 106455/AS
PB85213874/AS
PB85 232122/AS
PB85 232130/AS
PB86 133923/AS
PB86 133931/AS
PB86 172491 /AS
PB86 224938/AS
PB86 224862/AS
PB87 189049/AS
PB87 189742/AS
PB87 190088/AS
PB87 189924/AS
PB87 189080/AS
PB87 187779/AS
PB87 188876/AS
PB87 188397/AS
PB87 189395/AS
PB87 189932/AS
PB87 188843/AS
PB88 106463/AS
PB88 106471/AS
PB85 213890/AS
PB85213908/AS
PB85 213916/AS
PB85 213924/AS
PB85 213932/AS
PB85 213940/AS
PB85213957/AS
PB85213965/AS
PB85 213973/AS
PB85232148/AS
Date
Submitted
to NTIS
05/13/86
05/13/86
05/13/86
05/13/86
10/05/87
06/12/85
06/12/85
06/12/85
06/12/85
06/12/85
06/12/85
07/18/85
07/18/85
07/18/85
09/18/85
09/18/85
03/25/86
03/25/86
12/16/85
03/25/86
05/13/86
07/30/86
05/13/86
07/30/86
05/13/86
05/13/86
05/13/86
05/13/86
05/13/86
05/13/86
05/13/86
05/13/86
05/13/86
05/13/86
05/13/86
10/05/87
10/05/87
06/12/85
07/18/85
07/18/85
12/16/85
12/16/85
03/25/86
07/30/86
07/30/86
05/13/86
05/13/86
05/13/86
05/13/86
05/13/86
05/13/86
05/13/86
05/13/86
05/13/86
05/13/86
05/13/86
10/05/87
10/05/87
06/12/85
06/12/85
06/12/85
06/12/85
06/12/85
06/12/85
06/12/85
06/12/85
06/12/85
07/18/85
'Subsequent Remedial Action
fRODs for these sites are available from the Superfund Docket at (202) 382-3046.
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Site/State
Lake Sandy Jo, IN
Arrowhead Refinery, MN
A&F Materials, IL* (EDO)
Seymour, IN
New Brighton/Arden Hills/St. Anthony, MN (Alternate
Water Supply)***
Johns-Manville, ILf
Envirochem & Chemical Corp., INf
Seymour, IN*t
Liquid Disposal, Mlf
Rose Township, Mlf
Laskin Poplar Oil, OH*t
Bio-Ecology Systems, TX
Highlands Acid Pit, TX
Old Inger, LA
Tar Creek, OK
MOTCO, TX
South Valley, NM (IRM)
Triangle Chemical, TX
Bayou Bonfouca, LA
Cecil Lindsey, AR
Odessa Chromium 1, TX
Odessa Chromium II, TX
Geneva Industries, TX
Sikes Disposal Pits, TX
United Creosoting, TX
Mid-South Wood Products, AR
Bayou Sorrel, LA
Hardage Criner, OK
Petro-Chemical Systems, TX
Bayou Bonfouca, LA
Cleve Reber, LAf
Highland Acid Pit, TXf
Gurley Pit, AK (EDD)t
Crystal City Airport, TXt
Aidex, IA (IRM)
Times Beach, MO (Quail Run, Sontag Road, Minker,
Stout, Cashel, Sullins)
Aidex, IA*
Ellisville, MO
Des Moines TCE, IA
Ellisville Site Area, MO*
Milltown, MT
Milltown, MT (Supplemental)
Woodbury Chemical, CO
Denver Radium Site Streets, CO
Smuggler, CO (EDO)
Libby Ground Water, MT
North Dakota Arsenic Trioxide, ND
Marshall Landfill, CO
Denver Radium/ROBCO, CO*
Union Pacific, WY
Rocky Mountain Arsenal Off-Post RI/FS, CO
Denver Radium/Card Property, COf
Celtor Chemical Works, CA
McColl Site, CA
Mountain View/Globe, AZ
San Gabriel/Area 1, CA
Stringfellow Acid Pits, CA (IRM)
Taputimu Farm/Insular Territories, AS
Stringfellow Acid Pits, CA*
Jibboom Junkyard, CA
Celtor Chemical, CA*
Del Norte, CA
Iron Mountain Mine, CA
Commencement Bay/Tacoma Well 12A, WA
Ponders Corner, WA (IRM)
Western Processing, WA
South Tacoma Channel Well 12A, WA*
Western Processing, WA*
Ponders Corner, WA*
Queen City Farms, WA (IRM/EDD)
United Chrome, OR
Toftdahl Drums, WA
Colbert Landfill, WAt
EPA
Number
EPA/ROD/R05-86/043
EPA/ROD/R05-86/044
EPA/ROD/R05-86/045
EPA/ROD/R05-86/046
EPA/ROD/R05-87/047
EPA/ROD/R05-87/048
EPA/ROD/R05-87/049
EPA/ROD/R05-87/050
EPA/ROD/R05-87/051
EPA/ROD/R05-87/052
EPA/ROD/R05-87/053
EPA/ROD/R06-84/001
EPA/ROD/R06-84/002
EPA/ROD/R06-84/003
EPA/ROD/R06-84/004
EPA/ROD/R06-85/005
EPA/ROD/R06-85/006
EPA/ROD/R06-85/007
EPA/ROD/R06-85/008
EPA/ROD/R06-86/009
EPA/ROD/R06-86/010
EPA/ROD/R06-86/011
EPA/ROD/R06-86/012
EPA/ROD/R06-86/013
EPA/ROD/R06-86/014
EPA/ROD/R06-87/015
EPA/ROD/R06-87/016
EPA/ROD/R06-87/017
EPA/ROD/R06-87/018
EPA/ROD/R06-87/019
EPA/ROD/R06-87/020
EPA/ROD/R06-87/021
EPA/ROD/R06-87/022
EPA/ROD/R06-87/023
EPA/ROD/R07-83/001
EPA/ROD/R07-84/002
EPA/ROD/R07-84/003
EPA/ROD/R07-85/004
EPA/ROD/R07-86/005
EPA/ROD/R07-86/006
EPA/ROD/R08-84/001
EPA/ROD/R08-85/002
EPA/ROD/R08-85/003
EPA/ROD/R08-86/004
EPA/ROD/R08-86/005
EPA/ROD/R08-86/006
EPA/ROD/R08-86/007
EPA/ROD/R08-86/008
EPA/ROD/R08-86/009
EPA/ROD/R08-86/010
EPA/ROD/R08-87/011
EPA/ROD/R08-87/012
EPA/ROD/R09-83/001
EPA/ROD/R09-84/002
EPA/ROD/R09-83/003
EPA/ROD/R09-84/004
EPA/ROD/R09-83/005
EPA/ROD/R09-83/006
EPA/ROD/R09-84/007
EPA/ROD/R09-85/008
EPA/ROD/R09-85/009
EPA/ROD/R09-85/010
EPA/ROD/R09-86/011
EPA/ROD/R10-83/001
EPA/ROD/R1 0-84/002
EPA/ROD/R1 0-84/003
EPA/ROD/R1 0-85/004
EPA/ROD/R1 0-85/005
EPA/ROD/R10-85/006
EPA/ROD/R1 0-85/007
EPA/ROD/R10-86/008
EPA/ROD/R1 0-86/009
EPA/ROD/R10-87/010
Pub. Date
09/26/86
09/30/86
08/14/86
09/30/86
03/31/87
06/30/87
09/25/87
09/25/87
09/30/87
09/30/87
09/30/87
06/06/84
06/25/84
09/25/84
06/06/84
03/15/85
03/22/85
06/11/85
08/15/85
04/23/86
09/08/86
09/08/86
09/18/86
09/18/86
09/30/86
11/14/86
11/14/86
11/14/86
03/27/87
03/31/87
03/31/87
06/26/87
10/06/87
09/29/87
08/24/83
01/13/84
09/30/84
07/10/85
07/21/86
09/29/86
04/14/84
08/07/85
07/19/85
03/24/86
09/26/86
09/26/86
09/26/86
09/26/86
09/30/86
09/26/86
06/04/87
06/30/87
10/04/83
04/11/84
06/02/83
05/11/84
07/22/83
12/27/83
07/17/84
05/09/85
09/30/85
09/30/85
10/03/86
03/01/83
06/01/84
08/05/84
05/03/85
09/25/85
09/30/85
10/24/85
09/12/86
09/30/86
09/29/87
NTIS
Accession
Number
PB87 189429/AS
PB87 189437/AS
PB87 189049/AS
PB87 187746/AS
PB88 106489/AS
PB85 213999/AS
PB85 214005/AS
PB85214013/AS
PB85 214021/AS
PB85 229086/AS
PB85 249555/AS
PB85 249530/AS
PB85 249472/AS
PB85 224888/AS
PB87 188462/AS
PB87 189916/AS
PB87 188884/AS
PB87 190005/AS
PB87190039/AS
PB88 106497/AS
PB88 106505/AS
PB88 106513/AS
PB88 106521/AS
PB88 106539/AS
PB85214047/AS
PB85 214054/AS
PB85 214062/AS
PB85 249621 /AS
PB87 189940/AS
PB87 189759/AS
PB85 214070/AS
PB85 249589/AS
PB85 249464/AS
PB86 224896/AS
PB87 189908/AS
PB87 189874/AS
PB87 189403/AS
PB87 189882/AS
PB87 190070/AS
PB87 187761/AS
PB88 106547/AS
PB85 214096/AS
PB85 214104/AS
PB85 214112/AS
PB85214120/AS
PB85214138/AS
PB85214146/AS
PB85 214153/AS
PB85 229094/AS
PB86 133865/AS
PB86 133857/AS
PB87 189999/AS
PB85214179/AS
PB85 214187/AS
PB85 214195/AS
PB85 232155/AS
PB86 172525/AS
PB86 133964/AS
PB86 224904/AS
PB87 189056/AS
PB87 187738/AS
Date
Submitted
to NTIS
05/13/86
05/13/86
05/13/86
05/13/86
10/05/87
06/12/85
06/12/85
06/12/85
06/12/85
07/18/85
09/18/85
09/18/85
09/18/85
07/30/86
05/13/86
05/13/86
05/13/86
05/13/86
05/13/86
10/05/87
10/05/87
10/05/87
10/05/87
10/05/87
06/12/85
06/12/85
06/12/85
09/18/85
05/13/86
05/13/86
06/12/85
09/18/85
09/18/85
07/30/86
05/13/86
05/13/86
05/13/86
05/13/86
05/13/86
05/13/86
10/05/87
06/12/85
06/12/85
06/12/85
06/12/85
06/12/85
06/12/85
06/12/85
07/18/85
12/16/85
12/16/85
05/13/86
06/12/85
06/12/85
06/12/85
07/18/85
03/25/86
12/16/85
07/30/86
05/13/86
05/13/86
***Fifth Remedial Action
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