PB97-964516
EPA/541/R-97/191
January 1998
EPA Superfund
Record of Decision:
Camp Pendleton Marine Corps Base, OU 2
San Diego County, CA
9/30/1997
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MARINE CORPS BASE
CAMP PENDLETON, CALIFORNIA
RECORD OF DECISION
OPERABLE UNIT 2
FINAL
30 SEPTEMBER 1997
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
NAVAL FACILITIES ENGINEERING COMMAND
1220 PACIFIC HIGHWAY
SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA 92132-5190
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MARINE CORPS BASE
CAMP PENDLETON, CALIFORNIA
RECORD OF DECISION
OPERABLE UNIT 2
FINAL
30 SEPTEMBER 1997
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Robin L. Smith, P.E., 038101 -E
CLEAN Project Manager
IT Corporation
Sue Johnson
CLEAN Technical Reviewer
Jacobs Engineering Group Inc.
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List of Tables. vii
List of Figures vii
List of Appendices ix
ABBREVIATIONS/ACRONYMS xi
1.0 DECLARATION 1-1
1.1 Site Name and Location 1-1
1.2 Statement of Basis and Purpose 1-2
1.3 Assessment of Operable Unit 2 Sites 1-4
1.4 Description of the Selected Remedy 1-4
1.5 Declaration Statement 1-4
1.5.1 No Action Necessary for Protection for Sites 2B, 8A, 19,
20, 22,28, 31, 43, 44, and 45 1-4
1.5.2 No Further Action Necessary for Sites 3,5, and 6 1-5
2.0 DECISION SUMMARY 2-1
2.1 Site Name, Location, and Description 2-1
2.2 Highlights of Community Participation 2-1
2.3 Scope and Role of Operable Unit 2 2-2
2.4 Site 3 - Pest Control Wash Rack - Soil, Sediment, and
Groundwater 2-3
2.4.1 Site Name, Location, and Description 2-3
2.4.2 Site History and Enforcement Activities 2-3
2.4.3 Summary of Site Characteristics 2-4
2.4.3.1 Soil and Sediment 2-5
2.4.3.2 Groundwater 2-5
2.4.4 Summary of Site Risks Prior to Removal Action 2-6
2.4.4.1 Baseline Risk Assessment Methodology 2-6
2.4.4.2 Human Hearth Risk Characterization 2-11
2.4.4.3 Ecological Risk Assessment 2-13
2.4.4.4 Conclusions 2-14
2.4.5 Removal Action 2-14
2.4.6 Risk Characterization Postremoval Action 2-15
2.4.7 Description of the No Action Alternative 2-16
2.5 Site 5 - Firefighter Drill Field - Soil and Groundwater 2-17
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2.5.1 Site Name, Location, and Description 2-17
2.5.2 Site History and Enforcement Activities 2-17
2.5.3 Summary of Site Characteristics 2-18
2.5.3.1 Soil 2-18
2.5.3.2 Groundwater 2-19
2.5.4 Summary of Site Risks Prior to Removal Action 2-19
2.5.4.1 Human Health Risk Characterization 2-19
2.5.4.2 Ecological Risk Assessment 2-21
2.5.4.3 Conclusions 2-22
2.5.5 Removal Action 2-22
2.5.6 Risk Characterization Postremoval Action 2-23
2.5.7 Description of the No Action Alternative 2-23
2.6 Site 6 - DPDO (DRMO) Scrap Yard and Building 2243 Railroad
Tracks - Soil, Sediment, and Surface Water. 2-23
2.6.1 Site Name, Location, and Description 2-24
2.6.2 Site History and Enforcement Activities 2-24
2.6.3 Summary of Site Characteristics 2-25
2.6.3.1 Soil and Sediment 2-25
2.6.3.2 Surface Water 2-26
2.6.4 Summary of Site Risks Prior to Removal Action 2-26
2.6.4.1 Human Health Risk Characterization 2-26
2.6.4.2 Ecological Risk Assessment 2-28
2.6.4.3 Conclusions 2-29
2.6.5 Removal Action 2-29
2.6.6 Risk Characterization Postremoval Action 2-31
2.6.7 Description of No Action Alternative 2-31
2.7 Site 2B - Grease Disposal Pit in 32 Area - Soil 2-32
2.7.1 Site Name, Location, and Description 2-32
2.7.2 Site History and Enforcement Activities 2-32
2.7.3 Summary of Site Characteristics 2-33
2.7.4 Summary of Site Risks 2-34
2.7.4.1 Human Health Risk Characterization 2-34
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2.7.4.2 Ecological Risk Assessment 2-35
2.7.5 Description of the No Action Alternative . 2-35
2.8 Site 8A - Las Rores Creek - Sediment and Surface Water 2-36
2.8.1 Site Name, Location, and Description 2-36
2.6.2 Site History and Enforcement Activities 2-37
2.8.3 Summary of Site Characteristics. 2-37
2.8.3.1 Surface Water and Sediments. 2-38
2.8.3.2 Biota 2-40
2.8.4 Summary of Site Risks 2-40
2.8.4.1 Human Health Risk Characterization 2-40
2.8.4.2 Ecological Risk Assessment 2-40
2.8.5 Description of the No Action Alternative 2-41
2.9 Site 19-31 Area ACU-5 (LCAC) Two Surface Impoundments -
Soil, Sediment, Groundwater, and Surface Water 2-42
2.9.1 Site Name, Location, and Description 2-42
2.9.2 Site History and Enforcement Activities 2-43
2.9.3 Summary of Site Characteristics 2-44
2.9.3.1 Soil 2-46
2.9.3.2 Surface Water and Sediments 2-47
2.9.3.3 Groundwater 2-49
2.9.3.4 Biota 2-50
2.9.4 Summary of Site Risks 2-50
2.9.4.1 Human Health Risk Characterization 2-50
2.9.4.2 Ecological Risk Assessment 2-51
2.9.5 Description of the No Action Alternative 2-52
2.10 Site 20 - 43 Area Las Pulgas Vehicle Wash Rack - Soil,
Sediment, Groundwater, and Surface Water 2-52
2.10.1 Site Name, Location, and Description 2-52
2.10.2 Site History and Enforcement Activities 2-53
2.10.3 Summary of Site Characteristics 2-53
2.10.3.1 Soil 2-55
2.10.3.2 Surface Water and Sediments. 2-55
2.10.3.3 Biota 2-56
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2.10.3.4 Groundwater 2-57
2.10.4 Summary of Site Risks 2-57
2.10.4.1 Human Hearth Risk Characterization 2-57
2.10.4.2 Ecological Risk Assessment 2-58
2.10.5 Description of the No Action Alternative 2-60
2.11 Site 22 - 23 Area Unlined Surface Impoundment - Soil,
Sediment, Groundwater, and Surface Water 2-60
2.11.1 Site Name, Location, and Description 2-60
2.11.2 Site History and Enforcement Activities 2-61
2.11.3 Summary of Site Characteristics 2-61
2.11.3.1 Soil 2-64
2.11.3.2 Surface Water 2-65
2.11.3.3 Sediments 2-65
2.11.3.4 Groundwater 2-66
2.11.4 Summary of Site Risks 2-66
2.11.4.1 Human Health Risk Characterization 2-66
2.11.4.2 Ecological Risk Assessment 2-67
2.11.5 Description of the No Action Alternative 2-68
2.12 Site 28 - 26 Area Trash Haulers Maintenance Area -
Groundwater 2-69
2.12.1 Site Name, Location, and Description 2-69
2.12.2 Site History and Enforcement Activities 2-70
2.12.3 Summary of Site Characteristics 2-70
2.12.3.1 Organic Compounds 2-71
2.12.3.2 Inorganic Compounds 2-71
2.12.4 Summary of Site Risks 2-71
2.12.4.1 Human Health Risk Characterization 2-72
2.12.4.2 Ecological Risk Assessment - 2-72
2.12.5 Description of the No Action Alternative 2-72
2.13 Site 31 -Building 210801 Transformer - Soil 2-72
2.13.1 Site Name, Location, and Description 2-73
2.13.2 Site History and Enforcement Activities 2-73
2.13.3 Summary of Site Characteristics and Site Risks. 2-73
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2.13.4 Description of the No Action Alternative 2-74
2.14 Site 43 - Santa Margarita Basin Groundwater Study. 2-74
2.14.1 Site Name, Location, and Description 2-75
2.14.2 Site History and Enforcement Activities 2-75
2.14.3 Summary of Site Characteristics 2-76
2.14.3.1 Hydrogeology 2-77
2.14.3.2 Nature and Extent of Contamination 2-79
2.14.4 Summary of Site Risks 2-80
2.14.4.1 Human Health Risk Characterization 2-80
2.14.4.2 Ecological Risk Assessment 2-80
2.14.5 Description of the No Action Alternative 2-81
2.15 Site 44 - Santa Margarita Basin Surface-Water and Sediment
Study 2-81
2.15.1 Site Name, Location, and Description 2-81
2.15.2 Site History and Enforcement Activities 2-81
2.15.3 Summary of Site Characteristics 2-82
2.15.3.1 Physical Characteristics 2-83
2.15.3.2 Surface Water 2-86
2.15.3.3 Sediment 2-87
2.15.3.4 Biota 2-87
2.15.4 Summary of Site Risks 2-88
2.15.4.1 Human Health Risk Characterization 2-88
2.15.4.2 Ecological Risk Assessment 2-88
2.15.5 Description of the No Action Alternative 2-92
2.16 Site 45 - Santa Margarita Coastal Wetland Study 2-92
2.16.1 Site Name, Location, and Description 2-93
2.16.2 Site History and Enforcement Activities 2-93
2.16.3 Summary of Site Characteristics 2-94
2.16.3.1 Surface Water 2-97
2.16.3.2 Sediment 2-97
2.16.3.3 Surface Soil 2-98
2.16.3.4 Biota 2-99
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2.16.5 Description of the No Action Alternative 2-106
3.0 RESPONSIVENESS SUMMARY 3-1
4.0 REFERENCES 4-1
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List of Tables
Table 2-1 Finalized Soil Removal Goals for Alternative 4 Removal Action at Site 3
Table 2-2 Removal Goals for the Excavation at Site 6 - DPDO (DRMO) Scrap Yard
Table 2-3 Site 2B - Grease Disposal Pit in 32 Area, Detected Organic
Concentrations in Soil
Table 2-4 Site 2B - Grease Disposal Pit in 32 Area, Detected Inorganic
Concentrations in Soil
Table 2-5 Representative Residential Risk Characterization Worksheet for Soil,
Site 2B - Grease Disposal Pit in 32 Area
Table 2-6 Representative Commercial/Industrial Risk Characterization Worksheet
for Soil, Site 2B - Grease Disposal Pit in 32 Area
Table 2-7 Extent of Sediment Contamination, Group B Impoundments
Table 2-6 Site 28 - 26 Area Trash Haulers Maintenance Area, Detected Organic
Concentrations in Groundwater
Table 2-9 Site 28 - 26 Area Trash Haulers Maintenance Area, Detected Inorganic
Concentrations in Groundwater
Table 2-10 Site 43 - Santa Margarita Basin Groundwater Study, Human Health Risk
Assessment Chemicals of Potential Concern
Table 2-11 Site 43 - Santa Margarita Basin Groundwater Study, Human Health Risk
Assessment Results
Table 2-12 Fish and Aquatic Invertebrate Summary
Table 2-13 Site 44 - Santa Margarita Basin Surface-Water and Sediment Study,
Maximum Detected Concentrations in Biota
Table 2-14 Santa Margarita River Estuary Fish Species
Table 2-15 Santa Margarita River Estuary Aquatic Invertebrates
List of Figures
Figure 1-1 Location Map
Rgure 1-2 Location of Base Areas and Operable Unit 2 Sites
Figure 2-1A Site Map, Pest Control Wash Rack Area - Site 3
Figure 2-1B Subsite 3A - Excavation Area and Sample Locations
Figure 2-1C Site 3, Subsite 3B NE - Excavation and Sample Locations
Figure 2-1D Site 3, Subsite 3B SW - Excavation and Sample Locations
Figure 2-1E Site 3, Subsite 3C - Excavation and Sample Locations
Figure 2-1F Site 3, Subsite 3D - Excavation and Sample Locations
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Figure 2-2 Site 5 • Firefighter Drill Field, Areas of Excavation and Confirmation Soil
Sample Locations
Figure 2-3 Final Excavation Plan and Sample Locations - Site 6
Figure 2-4 Site 2B - Grease Disposal Pit in 32 Area, Soil Sampling Locations and
Summary of Soil Analytical Results
Figure 2-5 Site 8A • Las Flores Creek, Sampling Locations
Figure 2-6 Site 19-31 Area ACU-5 (LCAC) Two Surface Impoundments, Sampling
Locations
Figure 2-7 Site 19-31 Area ACU-5 (LCAC) Two Surface Impoundments, Additional
Sediment Sampling Locations
Figure 2-8 Site 20 - 43 Area Las Pulgas Wash Rack, Initial Sampling Locations
Figure 2-9 Site 20-43 Area Las Pulgas Wash Rack, Additional Sediment Sampling
Locations
Figure 2-10 Site 22-23 Area Unlined Surface Impoundment, Initial Sampling
Locations
Figure 2-11 Site 22-23 Area Unlined Surface Impoundment, Additional Sediment
Sampling Locations
Figure 2-12 Site 28 - 26 Area Trash Haulers Maintenance Area, Sampling Locations
Figure 2-13 Site 31 - Building 210801 Transformer, Sampling Locations
Figure 2-14 Site 43 - Santa Margarita Basin Groundwater Study, Upper Basin Well
Locations and Potentiometric Surface Contours of First-Encountered
Aquifer 21/22 November 1995
Figure 2-15 Site 43 - Santa Margarita Basin Groundwater Study, Lower Basin Well
Locations and Potentiometric Surface Contours of First-Encountered
Aquifer 21/22 November 1995
Figure 2-16 Extent of Contamination and Flow Model Area, Site 43 - Santa Margarita
Basin Groundwater Study
Figure 2-17 Santa Margarita Basin Habitat Types
Figure 2-18 Site 44 - Santa Margarita Basin Surface-Water and Sediment Study,
Ecological Conceptual Model
Figure 2-19 Site 45 - Santa Margarita Coastal Wetland Study Habitat Types
Figure 2-20 Site 45 - Santa Margarita Coastal Wetland Study, Ecological Conceptual
Model
Figure 2-21 Site 45 - Santa Margarita Coastal Wetland Study, Summary of Sediment
Analytical Results for Total DDT
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List of Appendices
Appendix A Administrative Record Index
Appendix B Verbatim Transcripts of Public Meeting Held at the Senior Citizens
Center, Oceanside, California
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ABBREVIATIONS/ACRONYMS
AC/S.ES Assistant Chief of Staff, Environmental Security (formerly ENRMO)
ACU Assault Craft Unit
ANOVA Analysis of Variance
AT&SF Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe
AWQC Ambient Water-Quality Criteria
BTEX Benzene, Ethylbenzene, Toluene, and Xytenes
Cal/EPA California Environmental Protection Agency
CAMU Corrective Action Management Unit
CCR California Code of Regulations
COM Camp Dresser & McKee, Inc.
CERCLA Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability
Act
CFR Code of Federal Regulations
CLP Contract Laboratory Program
COC Chemical of Concern
COPC Chemical of Potential Concern
COPEC Chemical of Potential Ecological Concern
CRDL Contract-Required Detection Limit
DCA Dichloroethane
DCE Dichloroethene
DDD Dichlorodiphenyldichloroethane
DDE Dichlorodiphenytdichloroethene
DDT Dichtorodiphenyhrichloroetnene
DPDO Defense Property Disposal Office
DRMO Defense Reutilization and Marketing Office
DTSC Department of Toxic Substances Control (Cal/EPA)
EcoRA Ecological Risk Assessment
EE/CA Engineering Evaluation/Cost Analysis
ENRMO Environmental and Natural Resources Management Office (currently
AC/S.ES)
EPA U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
FFA Federal Facility Agreement
FS Feasibility Study
ft2 Square Feet
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ABBREVIATIONS/ACRONYMS (continued)
ft/ft Feet per Foot
FY Fiscal Year
HAR Hydrogeologic Assessment Report
HEAST Health Effects Assessment Summary Tables
HHRA Human Health Risk Assessment
HI Hazard Index
HQ Hazard Quotient
IAS Initial Assessment Study
IDL Instrument Detection Limit
ILCR Incremental Lifetime Cancer Risk
IRIS Integrated Risk Information System
IRP Installation Restoration Program
LCAC Landing Craft Air Cushion
MCAS Marine Corps Air Station
MCB Marine Corps Base
MCL Maximum Contaminant Level
MEK Methyl Ethyl Ketone
mg/kg Milligrams per Kilogram
mg/kg-day Milligrams per Kilogram per Day
mg/l Milligrams per Liter
msl Mean Sea Level
MWR Morale, Welfare, and Recreation
NCP National Contingency Plan
NEESA Naval Energy and Environmental Support Activity (currently NFESC)
NFESC Naval Facilities Engineering Service Center (formerly NEESA)
NOEC No Observed Effect Concentration
NPL National Priorities List
NRMC Naval Regional Medical Center
OHM OHM Remediation Services Corporation
OU Operable Unit
PA Preliminary Assessment
PAH Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons
PCB Polychlorinated Biphenyl
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PCE
POP
POL
ppb
ppm
PR
PRG
RAGS
RCRA
RFA
RfD
Rl
RI/FS
RME
ROD
r-PRG
RWQCB
SARA
SF
SI
SV
SVOC
SWD1V
SWRCB
TCA
TCE
TDS
TPH
TPH-d
TPH-g
TRPH
UCL
USFWS
ABBREVIATIONS/ACRONYMS (continued)
Tetrachloroethene
Pentachlorophenol
Petroleum, Oil, and Lubricants
Parts per Billion
Parts per Million
Preliminary Review
Preliminary Remediation Goal
Risk Assessment Guidance for Superfund
Resource Conservation and Recovery Act
RCRA Facility Assessment
Reference Dose
Remedial Investigation
Remedial Investigation/Feasibility Study
Reasonable Maximum Exposure
Record of Decision
Risk-Based Preliminary Remediation Goal
California Regional Water Quality Control Board
Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act
Slope Factor
Site Inspection
Sampling Visit
Semivolatile Organic Compound
Southwest Division Naval Facilities Engineering Command
California State Water Resources Control Board
Trichtoroethane
Trichloroethene
Total Dissolved Solids
Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons
Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons as Diesel
Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons as Gasoline
Total Recoverable Petroleum Hydrocarbons
Upper Confidence Limit
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
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USGS U.S. Geological Survey
VOA Volatile Organic Analysis
VOC Volatile Organic Compound
jig/dl Micrograms per Deciliter
u.g/kg Micrograms per Kilogram
jig /1 Micrograms per Liter
jimho/cm Micromhos per Centimeter
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1.0 DECLARATION
This Record of Decision (ROD) addresses 13 sites that constitute Operable Unit (OU) 2
at Marine Corps Base (MCB) Camp Pendleton, California.
1.1 Site Name and Location
MCB Camp Pendleton is located along the Pacific coast, about halfway between Los
Angeles and San Diego (Rgure 1-1). The vast majority of the base is within San Diego
County, and a small portion of the northwest comer of the base is in Orange County.
Installation Restoration Program (IRP) sites at MCB Camp Pendleton were assigned to
one of four groups (A, B, C, and D) according to potential impact to human health and
the environment Group A sites are believed to have the highest potential for such
impact; Group D sites have the lowest. This ROD addresses the following 13 sites,
which constitute OU2:
• Group A Sites: Site 3 soil, sediment, and groundwater, Site 5 soil and
groundwater, Site 6 soil, sediment, and surface water
• Group B Sites: Site 8A sediment and surface water; Sites 19, 20, and 22 soil,
sediment, groundwater, and surface water
• Group C Sites: Sites 2B and 31 soil; Sites 28 and 43 groundwater, Site 44
sediment and surface water; Site 45 soil, sediment, and groundwater.
The base is divided into 26 major area designations for location of base activities. The
OU2 sites are located in various areas throughout the base, as shown in Figure 1-2. The
site names and areas in which they are located are as follows:
• Site 3 - Pest Control Wash Rack - 26 Area
• Site 5 - Firefighter Drill Field - 23 Area
• Site 6 - Defense Property Disposal Office (DPDO) (Defense Realization and
Marketing Office [DRMO]) Scrap Yard and Building 2243 Railroad Tracks • 22
Area
• Site 2B - Grease Disposal Pit - 32 Area
• Site 8A - Las Flores Creek - 43 Area
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• Site 19 - 31 Area Assault Craft Unit (ACU-5) (Landing Craft Air Cushion [LCAC])
Two Surface Impoundments
• Site 20 - 43 Area Las Pulgas Vehicle Wash Rack
• Site 22-23 Area Unlined Surface Impoundment
• Site 28 - 26 Area Trash Haulers Maintenance Area
• Site 31 - Building 210801 Transformer - 21 Area
• Site 43 - Santa Margarita Basin Qroundwater Study
• Site 44 - Santa Margarita Basin Surface-Water and Sediment Study
• Site 45 - Santa Margarita Coastal Wetland Study.
Several sites originally included in OU2 according to the Federal Facility Agreement
(FFA) were either removed from the Comprehensive Environmental Response,
Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA) process or placed into another OU for the
following reasons:
• Site 17-22 Area Building 22187 Marsh and Ditch (Soil), and Site 28 - 26 Area
Trash Haulers Maintenance Area (Soil) - Only petroleum contamination was
detected in soil at these sites; excluded based on the petroleum exclusion clause
in CERCLA.
• Site 8 - Las Pulgas Landfill, and Site 14 - San Onofre Landfill - Agreement
between the Marine Corps and the regulatory agencies was reached to remove
these sites from OU2 and address them under the State's landfill program
because they are both active landfills.
• Sites 4/4A, 6,16,17, and 27 - 22/23 Area Groundwater - Agreement between the
Marine Corps and the regulatory agencies was reached at the January 1997 FFA
meeting to continue further monitoring and to remove this groundwater area from
the OU2 ROD and include it in OU4.
13. Statement of Basis and Purpose
This decision document sets forth the basis for the no remedial action decisions for Sites
2B, 3, 5, 6,8A, 19, 20, 22, 28, 31, 43, 44, and 45. The decisions for each of these sites
were made in accordance with CERCLA, as amended by the Superfund Amendments
and Reauthorization Act (SARA) of 1986, and to the extent practicable, the National
Contingency Plan (NCP), and are based on the information contained in the
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Administrative Record file for MCB Camp Pendleton. The administrative record index is
presented as Appendix A. The primary documents used for the basis of the decisions
are as follows:
• Rl report for Group A sites, 15 October 1993 (Southwest Division Naval Facilities
Engineering Command [SWDIV], 1993a)
Rl report for Group B sites, 17 March 1995 (SWDIV, 1995a)
• Technical addendum to the Rl report for Group B sites, 15 November 1996
(SWDIV, 1996a)
Rl report for Group C sites, 1 November 1996 (SWDIV, 1996b)
• Action memorandum for non-time-critical removal action, Site 5 - Firefighter Drill
Field, 17 August 1994 (SWDIV, 1994a)
• Action memorandum for non-time-critical removal action, Site 6 - DPDO (DRMO)
Scrap Yard, 22 April 1996 (SWDIV, 1996c)
• Action memorandum for non-time-critical removal action, Site 3 - Pest Control
Wash Rack, 1 August 1996 (SWDIV, 1996d)
• Engineering evaluation/cost analysis (EE/CA) for Group A Site 3, Pest Control
Wash Rack, and Site 6, DPDO (DRMO) Scrap Yard, 15 September 1995
(SWDIV, 1995b)
• Technical addendum to the draft final EE/CA for Group A Site 3, Pest Control
Wash Rack, 15 February 1996 (SWDIV, 1996e)
EE/CA for Group A Site 5 - Firefighter Drill Reid, 27 May 1994 (SWDIV, 1994b)
• Site 3 - Pesticide •Washrack" and Site 6 - DRMO 'Scrapyard,' Project Note,
1 July 1996 (SWDIV, 1996f)
• Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) facility assessment (RFA)
report, 25 June 1993 (SWDIV, 1993b)
• Draft Final Site Closeout Report for Site 5, 20 September 1996 (OHM
Remediation Services Corporation [OHM], 1996a)
• Quarterly Ground Water Monitoring Report for Site 5,18 July 1996 (OHM, 1996b)
• Draft Remedial Investigation Report for Group D Sites, 14 February 1997
(SWDIV, 1997)
• Draft Site Closeout Report for Site 3,6 March 1997 (OHM, 1997a)
Draft Site Closeout Report for Site 6, 21 April 1997 (OHM, 1997b).
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The U.S. Marine Corps, U.S. Department of the Navy, U.S. Environmental Protection
Agency (EPA), California Environmental Protection Agency (Cal/EPA), Department of
Toxic Substances Control (DTSC), and San Diego Regional Water Quality Control Board
(RWQCB) concur with the no action remedies for each of the OU2 sites.
1.3 Assessment of Operable Unit 2 Sites
In accordance with the EPA's Interim Final Guidance on Preparing Superfund Decision
Documents (EPA, 1989a), this section does not apply to sites requiring no further action.
1.4 Description of the Selected Remedy
Rl sites at MCB Camp Pendleton were separated into groups (Groups A, B, C, and D)
for investigation based on potential impact to health and the environment. Those sites
determined to pose the highest threat were addressed first as Group A, and those that
pose the least threat were addressed last as Group D. As investigations were
completed, sites were grouped into OUs for selection of cleanup alternatives. The ROD
for OU1 was signed in December 1995 and addresses the selected remedies for soil and
groundwater at Site 9, soil at Site 4/4A, and groundwater at Site 24, all of which are
Group A sites. This ROD addresses the remedies for OU2, which includes sites from
Groups A, B, and C, as listed in Section 1.1.
The no action remedy was selected for Sites 2B and 31 soil; Sites 28 and 43
groundwater; Site 3 soil, sediment, and groundwater; Site 5 soil and groundwater;
Sites 8A and 44 sediment and surface water; Sites 19, 20, and 22 soil, sediment,
groundwater, and surface water, and Sites 6 and 45 soil, sediment, and surface water.
MCB Camp Pendleton does not plan to take any further action to dean up these sites.
1.5 Declaration Statement
1.5.1 No Action Necessary for Protection for Sites 2B. 8A. 19.20.22.28.
31.43.44. and 45
No unacceptable risks are presented by soil at Sites 2B and 31; groundwater at
Sites 28 and 43; sediment and surface water at Sites 8A and 44; soil, sediment,
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groundwater, and surface water at Sites 19, 20, and 22; and soil, sediment and
surface water at Site 45. No remedial action or 5-year review is necessary for
these sites to ensure protection of human hearth and the environment.
1.5.2 No Further Action Necessary for Sites 3.5r and 6
It has been determined that no further remedial action is necessary for soil,
sediment, and groundwater at Site 3; soil and groundwater at Site 5; and soil,
sediment, and surface water at Site 6. The soil removal actions completed at
these sites eliminated the need to conduct additional remedial action.
The soil removal actions successfully removed hazardous substances from the
sites to acceptable levels; therefore, the 5-year review will not apply to the no
action decisions for Sites 3, 5, and 6.
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FOR THE UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS, MARINE CORPS BASE CAMP
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2.0 DECISION SUMMARY
General information about MOB Camp Pendleton and information common to each of
the individual sites are presented first in this section, including a general site description,
site history and enforcement activities, the scope and role of OU2, and the history of
community participation, followed by information specific to each site.
2.1 Site Name, Location, and Description
MCB Camp Pendleton is the primary Marine Corps amphibious training center on the
west coast Located between the cities of Los Angeles and San Diego, California, MCB
Camp Pendleton covers approximately 125,000 acres, almost entirely in San Diego
County (Figure 1-1). Camp Talega, in the 64 Area near the northwestern border of the
base, extends into Orange County. Surrounding communities include San Clemente to
the northwest, Fallbrook to the east, and Oceanside to the south. The base is bordered
on the west by the Pacific Ocean and encompasses 17 miles of coastal area; rolling hills
and valleys stretch inland from the coast an average of 10 to 12 miles.
Site History and Enforcement
Construction of MCB Camp Pendleton started in March 1942, and the base was
dedicated as a permanent base in October 1944. The base currently supports more
than 36,000 military personnel and employs approximately 4,600 civilians (Innis-
Tennebaum Architects, Inc., 1990).
On 15 November 1989, MCB Camp Pendleton was added to the National Priorities List
(NPL), primarily because an herbicide was detected in two base drinking water
production wells.
2.2 Highlights of Community Participation
The proposed plan for OU2 was released to the public in April 1997. This document and
supporting documents were made available to the public in the information repositories
at the Base Library and the Oceanside Public Library. The public was also made aware
of the availability of these documents in the Administrative Record file, which is
maintained at the offices of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Environmental Security
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(AC/S.ES) at Camp Pendleton, as well as at Southwest Division offices in San Diego.
The notice of availability for the proposed plan and supporting documents was published
in the Blade-Citizen newspaper and in the South County News on 30 April 1997. A
public comment period was held from 30 April through 30 May 1997. In addition, a
public meeting was held on 22 May 1997. Base, EPA, California DTSC, San Diego
RWQCB, and Southwest Division representatives attended the public meeting. Although
one base resident and a member of the neighboring community attended the open
house poster board session prior to the public meeting, no members of the public
attended the public meeting. A verbatim transcript of the public meeting was prepared in
compliance with CERCLA Section 117(a)(2) and is presented in Appendix B. No
comments were received during the public comment period or the public meeting.
This decision document presents the selected remedial actions for sites in OU2. The
remedial actions were chosen in accordance with CERCLA, as amended by SARA, and
to the extent practicable, the NCP. The decisions for OU2 are based on information
contained in the Administrative Record.
2.3 Scope and Role of Operable Unit 2
For investigative purposes, the sites at MCB Camp Pendleton were assigned to groups
based on their potential impact to human health and the environment Those sites that
pose the highest threat were addressed first and were designated Group A sites. OU1
consists of the following Group A sites:
• Sites 9 and 24 soil and groundwater
Site 4/4A soil.
The draft final ROD (SWDIV, 1995c) for OU1 was signed on 12 December 1995.
Other sites with lesser degrees of potential threat were investigated as Groups B, C,
or D. This OU2 ROD includes sites from Groups A, B, and C, as listed in Section 1.1.
OU3 includes the remaining sites not included in OU1 or OU2, with the exception of
groundwater at the 22/23 Area sites, which constitutes OU4. The draft ROD for OU3 is
expected to be completed by October 1997; the schedule for OU4 has not yet been
determined.
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2.4 Site 3 - Pest Control Wash Rack - Soil, Sediment, and Groundwater
Site 3 included a pest control wash rack, unlined drainage ditches in the vicinity of and
downstream from the wash rack, and surrounding areas used to mix and dispose of
pesticide solutions. A soil removal action (Section 2.4.5) was conducted at Site 3 based
on an evaluation of the Rl data.
2.4.1 Site Name, Location, and Description
Site 3 - Pest Control Wash Rack, is located in the 26 Area (Figure 1-2). The
concrete wash rack was adjacent to Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe (AT&SF)
tracks, approximately 200 feet northwest of Vandegrift Boulevard and southwest
of Building 2624. The wash rack drained to an approximate 10-foot-wide unlined
ditch. The ditch cuts into the alluvium of the Santa Margarita Basin and follows a
southwesterly course for about 1,000 feet before emptying into the floodplain of
the Santa Margarita River (Naval Energy and Environmental Support Activity
[NEESA], 1984). One upgradient base water production well and one
downgradient base water production well are located within 1/2 mile of Site 3.
The 26 Area is used primarily for industrial purposes. The following facilities are
currently or were historically located near Site 3:
Base laundry and dry cleaning facility (no longer operational)
Automobile maintenance facility
Sewage sludge composting yard (Site 10)
Morale, Welfare, and Recreation (MWR) maintenance facility (Site 24)
Concrete batch plant
26 Area trash haulers maintenance area (Site 28)
Contractor laydown lots
Miscellaneous storage yards and warehouses.
Drainages from these activities flow toward or through Site 3 and empty into the
adjacent floodplain and river.
2.4.2 Site History and Enforcement Activities
From the early 1950s, the concrete wash rack reportedly was used for washing
pest control vehicles, rinsing application tanks/equipment, mixing pesticide
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solutions, and disposing of leftover pesticide solutions. The base discontinued
these activities and practices at Site 3 in earty 1980. During site operations, an
estimated 25,000 to 300,000 gallons of diluted pesticide solution reportedly was
disposed of at the site (NEESA, 1984).
An initial assessment study (IAS) was completed in September 1984 and
recommended that a site inspection (SI) be conducted for Site 3 (NEESA, 1984).
The SI for Site 3, completed in 1988 (Camp Dresser & McKee, Inc. [CDM], 1988),
recommended a remedial investigation (Rl). The Rl for Site 3 was conducted
between 1992 and 1993 along with the Group A sites (SWDIV, I993a). The Rl
recommended a removal action for Site 3 and an EE/CA was prepared. The
results of a treatability study for the preferred alternative indicated that soil
washing would not be cost effective. The draft final EE/CA selected capping as
the removal action. However, after further evaluation, a soil stabilization
alternative was added to the technical addendum to the EE/CA for Site 3
(SWDIV, 1996e) and was selected as the removal remedy, as documented in the
action memorandum (SWDIV, 1996d). The removal action was conducted from
May 1996 to January 1997.
2.4.3 Summary of Site Characteristics
This section provides a summary of the Rl for soil, sediment, and groundwater at
Site 3. The results of the Rl for Site 3 soil, sediment, and groundwater are
presented in the Rl report for Group A sites (SWDIV, 1993a).
During the Rl, 79 surface soil or sediment samples (0 to 12 inches deep) were
collected from the Site 3 wash rack, ditches, and surrounding areas and 77
subsurface soil samples were collected from 29 borings. Earthworm samples
were collected from one ditch location. Three rounds of groundwater samples
were collected from nine site wells. Groundwater samples were also collected
from base water production wells 10S/04W-07H02 (two samples) and 10S/04W-
07R02 (one sample).
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2.4.3.1 Soil and Sediment
Soil samples were analyzed for Contract Laboratory Program (CLP) metals, CLP
volatile organic compounds (VOCs), CLP semivolatile organic compounds
(SVOCs), total petroleum hydrocarbons (TPH) as diesel (TPH-d), TPH as
gasoline (TPH-g), CLP pesticides, polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), and
herbicides. In addition, surface soil/sediment samples were analyzed for dioxins
and furans.
The predominant soil contaminants at Site 3 are arsenic, herbicides, and
pesticides, including 4,4'-dichlorodiphenyldichloroethane (4,4'-DDD),
4,4'-dichlorodiphenykJichloroethene (4,4'-DDE), 4,4'-dichlorodiphenyttrichloro-
ethene (4,4'-DDT), and chlordane. The highest concentrations of soil
contaminants were generally detected at or near ground surface. Concentrations
exceeding human health risk-based preliminary remediation goals (r-PRGs) were
detected to depths of 10 feet and low concentrations below r-PRGs were
detected to depths of 20 feet below ground surface. Maximum concentrations of
pesticides were 1,280,000 micrograms per kilogram (ug/kg) for 4,4'-DDD,
140,000 tig/kg for 4,4'-DDT, and 91,000 jig/kg for 4,4'-DDE. Of the several
poJycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) detected, benzo(a)pyrene exceeded
the respective r-PRG at a maximum concentration of 420 ng/kg and dioxin
exceeded the r-PRG in one surface soil sample from within the pest control wash
rack at a concentration of 5.2 fig/kg. Several localized areas of pesticide and
PAH contamination were identified outside the pest control wash rack area.
Concentrations of 4,4'-DDD, 4,4'-DDE, 4,4'-DDT, diekJrin, chlordane (alpha and
gamma), and benzo(a)pyrene were detected in the southwest-trending drainage
ditch nearest the wash rack and the northwest-trending ditch farthest from the
wash rack. The detected soil contaminants are generally immobile.
2.4.3.2 Groundwater
Groundwater samples were also analyzed for general inorganic chemistry.
Groundwater samples were analyzed for the same analytes as the soil samples,
with the exception of dioxins and furans. Groundwater analytical results were
below available background and/or available maximum contaminant levels
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(MCLs). Several detected contaminants do not occur naturally and no MCLs are
available. Further assessment was conducted based on potential human health
and ecological risk potential (Section 2.4.4).
2.4.4 Summary of Site Risks Prior to Removal Action
Rl data were used in the risk assessment for Site 3. The results of the baseline
human health and ecological risk assessments for soil, sediment and
groundwater at Site 3 are presented in detail in the Rl report for Group A sites
(SWDIV, 1993a). Further ecological risk evaluation was conducted to establish
site-specific removal goals for the ecological receptors of concern. This section
summarizes the risk assessment prior to the removal action.
2.4.4.1 Baseline Risk Assessment Methodology
Human Health
The environmental sampling data were collected according to knowledge-based,
purposive sampling decision logic, with additional samples to provide data on
areas of high, medium, and low contamination. All Rl data were validated and
evaluated in accordance with the EPA's Risk Assessment Guidance for
Superfund(RAGS) (EPA, 1989b).
Exposure scenarios were developed based on available media at the site and
current and future land use. The reasonable maximum exposure (RME) receptor
was assumed to be present on site for all exposure scenarios.
Toxicity values for the chemicals of concern (COCs) were compiled from the
Integrated Risk Information System (IRIS) (EPA, 1992a), Health Effects
Assessment Summary Tables (HEAST) (EPA, 1992b), a Cal/EPA memorandum
on criteria for carcinogens (Cal/EPA, 1992a), and tetrachloroethene (PCE) and
trichloroethene (TCE) profiles from the Superfund Hearth Risk Technical Support
Center (EPA, 1994). For the more recent risk assessments conducted after the
EPA preliminary remediation goal (PRG) tables (EPA, 1995 and 1996) were
developed, toxicity values were cited from the above sources, as well as from the
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National Center for Environmental Assessment and the DTSC's Preliminary
Endangerment Assessment Guidance Manual, dated January 1994 (Gal/EPA,
1994).
Cancer slope factors (SFs) have been developed by the EPA for estimating
excess lifetime cancer risks associated with exposure to potentially carcinogenic
chemicals. SF values, expressed in milligrams per kilogram per day (mg/kg-
day)-1, are multiplied by the estimated intake of a potential carcinogen (expressed
in mg/kg-day) to provide an upper-bound estimate of the excess lifetime cancer
risk associated with exposure at that intake level. The term 'upper bound"
reflects the conservative estimate of the risks calculated from the SF. This
approach makes underestimation of the actual cancer risk highly unlikely.
Cancer SF values are derived from the results of human epidemiotogical studies
or chronic animal bioassays using animal-to-human extrapolation and uncertainty
factors.
Reference doses (RfDs) have been developed by the EPA to indicate the
potential for adverse health effects from exposure to chemicals exhibiting
noncarcinogenic effects. RfDs (expressed in mg/kg-day) are estimates of lifetime
daily exposure levels for humans, including sensitive individuals. Estimated
intakes of chemicals from environmental media (e.g., the amount of a chemical
ingested from contaminated drinking water) can be compared with the RfD. RfDs
are derived from human epkJemiological studies or animal studies and
incorporate uncertainty factors (e.g., to account for the use of animal data to
predict effects on humans). These uncertainty factors help ensure that the RfDs
will not underestimate the potential for adverse effects.
Excess lifetime cancer risks are determined by multiplying the intake level with
the cancer SF value. These risks are probabilities that are generally expressed
in scientific notation (e.g., 1x10*). An excess lifetime cancer risk of 1x10*
indicates that, as a plausible upper bound, an individual has a one in one million
chance of developing cancer as a result of site-related exposure to a carcinogen
over a 70-year lifetime under the specific exposure conditions at a site.
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Potential concern for noncarcinogenic effects of a single contaminant in a single
medium is expressed as the hazard quotient (HQ) (or the ratio of the estimated
intake derived from the contaminant concentration in a given medium to the RfD
for the contaminant). The hazard index (HI) can be derived by adding the HQs
for all contaminants within a medium or across all media to which a given
population could reasonably be exposed. The HI provides a useful reference
point for gaging the potential significance of multiple contaminant exposures
within a single medium or across media.
Lead was evaluated separately using both the Federal (EPA, 1991 a) and State
(Cal/EPA, 1992b) lead models. Evaluation of soil and groundwater lead
concentrations using Federal and State blood lead models indicated that blood
lead concentrations would meet health protection target criteria. The target
criteria are less than 10 micrograms per deciliter (ug/dl) for 95 percent of children
(age range 0 to 6 years) using the Federal model and for 99 percent of children
using the State model.
The EPA has developed a list of media-specific concentrations (PRGs) that
represent a IxlO6 risk level (EPA, 1995 and 1996). Soil and groundwater
pathways were evaluated using the methodology described above for calculating
excess lifetime cancer risk and noncarcinogenic effects. The target risk level of
1x10-° and upper-bound intake parameters were used to calculate
concentrations. Site concentrations were then compared against these
concentrations to calculate risks and hazards. This method was used for some
OU2 sites for baseline risk assessments conducted after the EPA developed the
PRG tables. The pathways, assumptions, and input parameters for such sites
matched those used in the PRG calculations.
The quantitative results of the baseline risk assessments were compared against
target risk criteria. An RME excess lifetime cancer risk of 10^ is considered the
point of departure above which risk management should be considered,
according to Title 40, Code of Federal Regulations (CFR), Section
300.430(e)(2)(i)(A)(2). An excess lifetime cancer risk exceeding 104 generally
requires remediation. Risk management should also be considered for an RME
exposure with an HI greater than 1.0.
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Risks/hazards associated with chemicals of potential concern (COPCs) were
evaluated using representative (average and 95 percent upper confidence limit
[UCL]) concentrations for a residential land use exposure scenario.
Ecological Risk
The baseline ecological risk assessment (EcoRA) methodology is presented in
detail in the Rl reports and work plans for the sites included in this ROD (SWDIV,
1991,1993a, 1993b, 1995a, and 1996a). This section summarizes the approach
and methodology for the baseline EcoRA.
To address the EcoRA objectives, a phased approach is used, as suggested by
the EPA (1992c). The phased approach consists of three phases: site
characterization and screening, initial determination of ecological impact, and
bioassessment.
• Phase I - Site Characterization and Screening, involves identifying the
presence and concentrations of chemicals of potential ecological concern
(COPECs) at the sites and evaluating whether exposure pathways to
ecological receptors exist.
• Phase II - Initial Determination of Ecological Impact, involves conducting
ecological comparisons between potentially impacted and nonimpacted
areas. The comparison can include parameters such as presence or
absence of species, health of plants and animals, community structure,
and contaminant concentrations in the tissues of plants and animals in
order to assess potential food-chain exposure. This includes habitat and
wildlife surveys and collection of biota to measure btoaccumulation in
plants, terrestrial invertebrates, and small mammals.
• Phase III - Bioassessment, involves further laboratory studies to
determine what COPEC concentrations result in measurable effects.
Information collected as part of this phase is used to help make decisions
about potential remediation.
Potential ecological risks were quantified using the HQ approach. An HQ was
calculated for each preliminary COPEC (soil and biota) or sample location
(sediment and surface water). The magnitude of the HQs indicates potential
ecological effects but is not an exact estimation of risk. For example, the actual
risk due to a chemical with an HQ of 70 could be less than that for a chemical
with an HQ of 20 because of the uncertainties involved in selecting and deriving
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preliminary limits of exposure or other field conditions. For this reason, potential
ecological risks are discussed in broad terms (i.e., HQ<1 represents no or tow
risk, 1 to 10 represents tow to medium risk, 10 to 100 represents medium to high
risk, and >100 represents high to very high risk). This could result in an
underestimation or overestimation of potential ecological risk.
A complete EcoRA requires several components. Although each is essential to
the risk assessment, not all contribute equal weight to the development of
conclusions. In addition, limitations and uncertainties are associated with each
component. The conclusions of the EcoRA are based on an assessment of the
following:
• Reid surveys of receptor populations and habitats
• Home range of representative species
• Chemical concentrations in various media, including biota
• Potential toxicrty to primary receptors, as determined through
comparisons with reported and calculated effect levels (preliminary limits
of exposure)
• Potential btoaccumulation of contaminants in primary receptors, as
determined through accumulation measurements using site-collected
plants, aquatic, and terrestrial invertebrates and comparison with
concentrations measured in biota from reference locations
• Potential btoaccumulation of contaminants in aquatic invertebrates to
secondary receptors, as determined through quantitative comparisons
with preliminary limits of exposure for dietary intake.
Potential btoaccumulation of detected chemicals by primary and secondary
receptors was also evaluated during the COPEC selection process.
Btoaccumulation in primary receptors (terrestrial plants and aquatic and terrestrial
invertebrates) was evaluated by comparing chemical concentrations detected in
field-collected biota with concentrations detected in similar biota collected from
several reference locations in the vicinity of the sites or at upstream locations.
Bioaccumulatton in secondary receptors (representative mammals and birds)
was evaluated by calculating bioaccumulation factors from field-collected plants,
terrestrial invertebrates, and mice. These bioaccumulation factors were
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combined with toxictty information and dietary composition to derive soil
preliminary limits of exposure for mammals and birds. Bioaccumulation in
secondary receptors was also evaluated by calculating dietary preliminary limits
of exposure for mammalian ingestion of aquatic invertebrates.
Potential chemical migration and exposure pathways were evaluated for each
site. Only current land use scenarios were used in the assessment Results of
the exposure assessment indicated that exposure to terrestrial plants and wildlife
could occur through the following major pathways:
• Ingestion of soil
• Ingestion of surface water
• Root absorption of chemicals in soil (plants).
Exposures to aquatic plants and organisms could occur through the following
pathways:
Ingestion of sediment
Ingestion of surface water
Inhalation (across gill surfaces) of dissolved chemicals in surface water
Dermal absorption of chemicals in surface water or sediment
Root absorption of chemicals in sediment or surface water (plants).
Results of the field surveys, COPEC selection process, exposure assessment,
and ecological effects assessment were evaluated in the risk characterization to
identify final COPECs for each site. The recommendations for no further action
are based on both the quantitative and qualitative evaluations.
2.4.4.2 Human Hearth Risk Characterization
Pathways for human exposure to surface water and sediment in the drainage
ditches are incomplete because the ditches do not support chronic human
exposure. The ditches are densely vegetated and contain only seasonal surface
water. In addition, humans are not expected to be in the ditches on a regular
basis. The soil pathway was determined to be complete for future exposure. Soil
exposure was evaluated for ingestion, dermal contact, and inhalation of fugitive
dust.
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Groundwater was evaluated assuming a residential scenario for current and
future land use because groundwater beneath the site is a potential drinking
water source and base production wells are located within 1/2 mile of the site.
The nearest downgradient base water production well is 10S/04W-07R02. The
capture zone analysis for this well at a maximum pumping capacity indicated that
groundwater in the site vicinity would become part of the base drinking water
supply if the following conditions were met: the groundwater gradient
experienced a clockwise rotation of 14 degrees, the production well was pumped
for 5 years at its 1-year maximum pumping rate, and the transmissivity of the
aquifer was underestimated by an order of magnitude (SWDIV, 1993a).
Antimony, nickel, and thallium were detected in groundwater samples at
concentrations exceeding MCLs but within background levels. The common
laboratory contaminant bis(2-ethyihexyl)phthalate was detected once in well
3W-30B; this compound was not detected in 3W-30B during previous or
subsequent sampling events. Well 3W-30B is an upgradient well for Site 3. The
only contributors to groundwater cancer risk are arsenic, chloroform, and bis(2-
ethylhexyOphthalate. Both chloroform and bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate are
common laboratory contaminants. Arsenic was detected at a maximum
concentration of 18.1 micrograms per liter (u.g/1), which is within background as
determined using the analysis of variance (ANOVA) statistical comparison
between upgradient and downgradient wells at the site (SWDIV, 1993a,
Appendix O). The HI for groundwater was less than 1.0 for all routes of exposure
(SWDIV, 1993a, Table 6-8). Therefore, groundwater at Site 3 is protective of
human health.
The pathway for human receptors to the drainage ditches is incomplete and does
not support a chronic exposure. Therefore, the HHRA focused on the wash rack
area. The current scenario for the wash rack was very limited because the site
was closed and fenced. However, a commercial/industrial scenario was
assumed for the current scenario. The future scenarios identified for the site are
residential, military, and commercial/industrial. The excess lifetime cancer risk
for soil under the current RME commercial/industrial scenario was 8x1 (H. The
excess lifetime cancer risk due to soil for the future RME residential scenario was
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1x10-2. The main contributors to the cancer risk were arsenic, aldrin, dieldrin,
heptachlor, 4,4'-DDD, 4,4'-DDE, 4,4'-DDT, dioxin, and chtordane.
The HI due to soil was 2.5 for the current RME commercial/industrial scenario
and 83.2 for the future RME residential scenario. The main contributors were
aldrin, dieldrin, chlordane, and 4,4'-DDT.
2.4.4.3 Ecological Risk Assessment
All detected chemicals in soil and sediment samples were considered for
potential adverse effects on ecological receptors at Site 3. Detected
concentrations were compared with background levels, and those exceeding
background were evaluated further. Most of the chemicals detected in soil at the
site have low solubility in water, and the drainage ditches at the site contain water
for only brief periods of time following storms. Therefore, exposure to surface
water is not a complete pathway for chronic exposure to ecological receptors.
The major routes of exposure would be through derma) contact and ingestion of
soils/sediments. Exposure to soils was evaluated for the soil ingestion route.
Quantitative evaluation of dermal exposure is highly uncertain and not well
researched for terrestrial organisms and, thus, was not evaluated. Inhalation
exposure could occur as a result of potential volatilization and fugitive dust but
was not quantitatively evaluated.
Bioaccumulation can occur within foodchains (e.g., birds eating worms growing in
contaminated soil). Earthworm samples were collected from the she to evaluate
bioaccumulation directly. Earthworms were also exposed to site soils in the
laboratory. Earthworms grown in the laboratory bioassay bioaccumulated metals
and organochtorines (especially 4,4'-DDT, 4,4-DDE, and 4,4'-DDD), whereas
field-collected earthworms bioaccumulated metals and a low concentration of
4,4'-DDE.
A bioassay was also conducted in the laboratory by growing lettuce in
contaminated site soil. Results ranged from soil being directly toxic to simply
exhibiting growth effects. Individual contaminants were not identified.
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Several potential Federal- or State-listed and other special-status species could
be receptors in riparian areas adjacent to the site, including greater mastiff bat,
least Bell's vireo, black-shouldered kite, southwestern willow flycatcher, peregrine
falcon, western yellow-billed cuckoo, southwestern pond turtle, and arroyo
southwestern toad.
Inorganic compounds that exceeded background concentrations and elevated
concentrations of certain organic compounds were associated with adverse
effects on ecological receptors. The primary chemical contributors to ecological
risk were arsenic, lead, herbicides (monuron, prometron, and simazine),
4,4'-DDT, 4,4'-DDE, 4,4'-DDD, dieldrin, chtordane, benzo(a)pyrene, and diesel.
2.4.4.4 Conclusions
The human health and ecological risk assessments identified risks exceeding
acceptable levels. The primary contributors to risk were arsenic, lead,
herbicides, pesticides (especially 4,4'-DDT, 4.4'-DDE, and 4,4'-DDD), PAHs, and
dioxin. The site was recommended for a removal action based on these
assessments.
2.4.5 Removal Action
A soil removal action was recommended for Site 3 in the Rl for Group A sites
(SWDIV, 1993a). An EE/CA was drafted and soil washing was selected as the
preferred alternative. However, a considerable delay occurred between the draft
EE/CA and draft final EE/CA because a treatability study indicated that the
preferred alternative (soil washing) would not meet the removal goals and was
not a cost-effective technology.
Ecological risk was reevaluated using more recent information developed for
Group C sites. The new information was used along with toxicotogical
information from the risk assessment for Group A sites to develop the most
realistic goals for receptors expected to feed at Site 3 (SWDIV, 1996f). The
foraging area of the target species was also considered in relation to the areal
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extent of contamination at the site. After reevaluation of the site risk and
additional removal alternatives, another alternative was added in the technical
addendum to the EE/CA (SWDIV, 1996e). The new alternative, Alternative 4 -
Excavation, Stabilization, and On-Site Disposal, was selected for implementation
based on the following reasons: the greatest protection of human health and the
environment would be achieved because all exposure pathways would be
removed; the land would be fully restored for future use without the need for long-
term monitoring or potential land use restrictions; long-term costs would be
reduced even though the short-term costs would be slightly higher than for
originally preferred Alternative 3. In addition, Alternative 4 had the highest
ranking for constructibility, timeliness, and demonstrated performance.
Evaluation of treatability study results indicated that Alternative 4 would
successfully achieve the definition of inert waste in accordance with waste
discharge requirements set forth in Title 23, California Code of Regulations
(CCR), Division 3, Chapter 15.
The Navy's decision to undertake a non-time-critical removal action at Site 3 is
documented in an action memorandum (SWDIV, 1996d). The selected
alternative included excavation of contaminated soil, stabilization, and disposal at
the Box Canyon landfill (Site 7). In addition, the alternative included excavation
of dioxin-contaminated soils for disposal at an off-base facility. Figures 2-1A
through 2-1F show the areas of excavation. The soil removal action at Site 3
was completed in January 1997 and is documented in the site closure report
prepared by the removal action contractor, dated 6 March 1997 (OHM, 1997a).
During the removal action, a bum layer area adjacent to Subsite 3D was
discovered. This area has been designated Site 1111 - 26 Area Bum Layer.
This new site will be addressed with Sites 21 and 33 and the 22/23 Area
groundwater sites in OU4.
2.4.6
The final removal action goals for Site 3 were based on human health and
ecological risk-based levels and background concentrations (Table 2-1).
Ecological risk-based goals were revised using more recent toxictty information
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and modeling, as discussed in the closeout report (OHM, 1997a). The wash rack
area, Subsite 3A, was cleaned up to human health goals. The ditches, Subsites
3B, 3C, and 3D, were generally cleaned up to ecological risk goals because the
pathway for human receptors was incomplete. Although residual contamination
was detected in a few soil samples at Site 3 at concentration exceeding removal
goals, the site has been determined to be protective of human health and the
environment (OHM, 1997a). Residual contamination exceeding removal goals
was generally detected in samples collected below the estimated exposure depth
of concern for receptors. The pesticide 4,4'-DDT was detected in one sample at
a concentration exceeding the removal goal within the exposure depth for
humans at Subsite 3A; as a result, the area was covered with 3 feet of clean fill,
thus limiting exposure. The pesticides 4,4'-DDT and 4,4'-DDE were each
detected at concentrations exceeding removal goals within the exposure depth of
concern for ecological receptors. However, based on the frequency of detection,
the risk from residual contamination is considered acceptable.
2.4.7 Description of the No Action Alternative
The no action alternative for Site 3 soil, sediment, and groundwater includes no
institutional or engineering controls and no containment, excavation, or treatment
technologies. The soil removal action has been completed, as documented in
the closeout report (OHM, 1997a).
Although a few residual contaminant concentrations exceeding removal goals
remained after completion of the soil removal action, the residual risk was
determined to be acceptable. The excavated areas have been backfilled with
clean soil and reseeded. The bum layer area adjacent to Subsite 3D has been
designated a new site and will be addressed in OU4.
The risk assessment indicated that site groundwater is protective of human
health. Soil contaminants at Site 3 are generally immobile and do not pose a
threat to groundwater quality. The soil contaminants have been removed,
eliminating the potential threat to groundwater. Therefore, no action is required
for groundwater at Site 3.
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2.5 Site 5 - Firefighter Drill Field - Soil and Groundwater
Site 5 includes soil and groundwater at the firefighter drill field. A soil removal action
(Section 2.5.5) was conducted at Site 5 based on an evaluation of the Rl data.
2.5.1 Site Name. Location, and Description
Site 5 - Firefighter Drill Field, is located in the middle of the Marine Corps Air
Station (MCAS) in the 23 Area (Rgure 1-2). The site includes a grassy, unlined
circular bum pit, 60 to 70 feet in diameter, surrounded by a 1-foot-high earthen
berni.
2.5.2 Site History and Enforcement Activities
From the late 1940s or 1950s to 1981, the firefighter drill field was used as a
crash drill area to train firefighters in the suppression of fuel and oil fires. Training
bums were conducted in a grassy, unlined, circular bum pit As of 1981, the total
volume of jet fuels, kerosene, gasoline, diesel fuel, oil, grease, hydraulic fluids,
solvents (TCE, trichloroetnane IJCA], methyl ethyl ketone [MEK], methyl isobutyl
ketone, and stoddard), and paint thinners and strippers disposed of or burned at
the site was estimated to be 280,000 to 850,000 gallons (NEESA, 1984).
Petroleum hydrocarbons reportedly were the primary liquids disposed of or
burned in the pit An aqueous fire fighting foam and a biodegradable protein
foam were used to extinguish fires during drills. The training bums were
discontinued in the spring of 1981, and the site was subsequently regraded to
cover the bum pit (NEESA, 1984). Much of the flammable liquid may have been
destroyed during the fire drills.
An IAS of Site 5 was completed in September 1984 (NEESA, 1984), and an SI
was completed in 1988 (COM, 1988). Fuel hydrocarbons were detected at a
maximum concentration of 32,000 mg/kg at a depth of 4 feet below ground
surface in the old bum pit. No fuel hydrocarbons or other volatile organics were
detected in groundwater sampled during the SI. As a result of the SI, a remedial
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investigation/feasibility study (RI/FS) was recommended to characterize the site
in greater detail and to define the lateral and vertical extent of contamination.
The Rl for Site 5 was conducted during 1992 and 1993 with the Group A sites
(SWDIV, 1993a). The Rl recommended a soil removal action for Site 5 based on
potential threat to groundwater from soil contaminants. An EE/CA was prepared
(SWDIV, 19945), and the selected alternative was documented in an action
memorandum (SWDIV, 1994a). The selected removal action was soil
excavation, treatment, and recycling or disposal off site or on base depending on
the contaminant type and concentration. The removal action was completed in
December 1995 and the cleanup goals were met (OHM, 1996a). None of the
COCs for Site 5 were detected during three quarterly groundwater monitoring
events conducted after completion of the soil excavation (OHM, 1996b).
2.5.3 Summary of Site Characteristics
The Rl and associated data evaluation for Site 5 were conducted between
February 1992 and April 1993. The Rl involved collecting and analyzing 40
subsurface soil samples from 20 soil borings and 21 surface soil samples. Soil
samples were analyzed for CLP metals, CLP VOCs, CLP SVOCs, TPH-d,
TPH-g, CLP pesticides, and PCBs. In addition, surface soil samples were
analyzed for dtoxins and furans. A total of 15 groundwater monitoring wells were
installed during the Rl, and 56 groundwater samples were collected from new
and existing wells. Groundwater samples were analyzed for CLP metals, VOCs,
SVOCs, TPH-d, and TPH-g. Groundwater samples were also analyzed for
general chemistry parameters to evaluate water quality. The complete Rl for
Site 5 is included in the Rl report for Group A sites (SWDIV, 1993a). This section
summarizes the results.
2.5.3.1 Soil
Soil contamination at Site 5 is primarily due to petroleum hydrocarbons. TPH,
consisting primarily of diesel, was detected in soil at a maximum concentration of
15,000 milligrams per kilogram (mg/kg). The Rl borings delineated two areas,
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each covering between 19,000 and 22,000 square feet (fP), in which at least one
sample from each boring exceeded a TPH concentration of 100 mg/kg. Soil
samples were limited to a maximum depth of 7 feet below ground surface
because shallow groundwater was encountered within 2 feet of the deepest soil
sample collected. TCE was detected only in one boring, at a maximum
concentration of 17,000 ug/kg. No other contaminants exceeded background
levels or human health r-PRGs.
2.5.3.2 Groundwater
No groundwater contaminants were detected in Site 5 wells during the first two
quarters of Rl sampling. Following severe flooding in January 1993, localized
concentrations of benzene and 1,2-dichloroethane (1,2-DCA) were detected in
well 5W-06A, the shallow downgradient monitoring well closest to the old bum
pit. In March 1993, benzene and 1,2-DCA were detected at concentrations of 4
and 3ng/l, respectively, which exceed the respective State MCLs of 1 and
O.Sjig/l. During the next quarterly sampling, no benzene was detected but
1,2-DCA was detected at a concentration (0.6 mj/l) slightly exceeding the MCL.
By the October 1993 sampling event, neither benzene nor 1,2-DCA was
detected. These contaminants were not detected in other Site 5 wells.
2.5.4 Summary of Site Risks Prior to Removal Action
Only validated data collected during the Rl at Site 5 were used in the risk
assessment. This section summarizes the results and conclusions of the risk
assessment for Site 5 prior to the completion of the removal action.
2.5.4.1 Human Health Risk Characterization
A baseline risk assessment was conducted for Site 5 to evaluate potential risk to
human health in accordance with RAGS (EPA, 1989b and 1991b) and NCP
criteria for Superfund risk assessment (EPA, 1990). Details of the human health
risk assessment (HHRA) are presented in the draft final Rl report for Group A
sites (SWDIV, 1993a). Although the HHRA indicated relatively little risk from the
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COPCs in site soil, migration of soil contaminants posed an apparent threat to
groundwater.
Lead, silver, selenium, thallium, TPH, benzene, xylenes, TCE, acetone, and
methytene chloride were evaluated as soil COPCs at Site 5. Potentially complete
exposure pathways for human receptors at the site include exposure to soil via
incidental ingestion and dermal absorption and exposure to groundwater via
ingestion and inhalation.
Risk characterization of the site was performed using maximum detected
concentrations and RME scenarios. A conservative estimate of potential risk to
human receptors due to the COPCs was calculated for each media in a
potentially complete exposure pathway. The risk characterization was based on
a hypothetical residential exposure scenario and evaluated potential risks for
critical human receptors (SWDIV, 1993a).
The risk characterization for the groundwater pathway was based on
groundwater data from sampling conducted prior to abnormally high seasonal
flooding. Higher concentrations of chemicals were detected in subsequent
sampling. However, the contamination was very localized (limited to well
5W-06A) and concentrations exceeded State drinking water standards only
slightly (no Federal standards were exceeded). Contaminants were not detected
during subsequent sampling during October 1993. None of the COCs for Site 5
were detected during three quarterly groundwater monitoring events conducted
after the completion of the removal action to evaluate whether additional action
would be required (OHM, 1996b).
The risk characterization for the site resulted in estimated total site-related
incremental lifetime cancer risk (ILCR) values of 4x10* for exposure to surface
soil via ingestion, 2x10-7 for exposure to surface soil via dermal absorption, and
less than 10-7 for exposure to groundwater. Although these estimates were
obtained using Federal toxicity values, the use of State values resulted in similar
estimates. All of the calculated risks are less than the target ILCR of 1x10*
(SWDIV, 1993a).
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The risk characterization for Site 5 resulted in estimated site-related HI values of
less than 0.1 for exposure to surface soil and 0.2 for exposure to groundwater,
well below the target level of 1.0 (SWDIV, 1993a).
The risk characterization using maximum concentrations for Site 5 indicated no
potential cancer risk or adverse health impact exceeding target criteria for critical
receptors exposed to COPCs in surface soil or groundwater. However, site-
specific criteria indicated a relatively high potential for contaminants to migrate to
and degrade groundwater.
2.5.4.2 Ecological Risk Assessment
Inorganic compounds exceeding background levels and/or potential adverse
effect levels for sensitive plants or animals at Site 5 included aluminum, barium,
iron, lead, thallium, and vanadium. Although inorganics in site soils could pose a
risk to terrestrial invertebrates, plants, and vertebrate animals, the concentrations
were near background levels. TPH and its constituents could also pose a risk to
exposed organisms. The potential for bioaccumulation of detected metals and
organics could be a source of potential risk to higher trophic organisms. Some of
the metals detected could be magnified or accumulated through the terrestrial
food chain. In contrast, the physical and chemical characteristics of the organic
chemicals detected would minimize their bioaccumulation potential. However,
results of the site characterization indicated that Site 5 likely contains only a
limited habitat for terrestrial organisms because of site activities and disturbance.
In addition, significant exposure pathways are not likely complete (SWDIV,
1993a).
No aquatic habitat is located in the immediate vicinity of Site 5. Downgradient
aquatic habitat was assessed during the Rl as part of Site 4. The emphasis of
the ecological risk assessment at Site 5 was potential risk to terrestrial
organisms. Exposure to volatile chemicals in soil via the inhalation route was not
assessed because few of the chemicals detected in surface soil had volatile
characteristics and the risk from inhalation was considered low.
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Based on the information gathered from the assessment, the exposure of
terrestrial receptors to soil via ingestion appears to contribute most of the
potential risk to these organisms. However, as discussed with the parties to the
FFA and resource agencies, significant exposure pathways at Site 5 were not
likely complete, the risk to ecological receptors was not significant, and Site 5
was expected to be paved as part of the base realignment construction.
2.5.4.3 Conclusions
The results of the risk assessment indicated that risks to human health and the
environment were within acceptable levels. The ILCR for humans using
maximum concentrations at the site was below the target level of 10*, and the
noncarcinogenic HI was less than 1.0. The threat to ecological receptors was
due primarily to metals concentrations near calculated background levels, and
the assumed exposure pathways were not likely complete. However, soil
contaminants posed a threat to groundwater. Therefore, further action was
recommended for site soil to mitigate the threat to shallow groundwater from soil
contamination.
2.5.5 Removal Action
A soil removal action was conducted at Site 5 because of the high potential for
contaminants to migrate to shallow groundwater and degrade neaifoy drinking
water wells. The decision for a non-time-critical soil removal action and the
selected action are presented in the action memorandum (SWDIV, 1994a). The
selected action at Site 5 included excavation of contaminated soil, treatment of
the soil at an off-site bioremediation facility, recycling or disposal off base, and
disposal on base at the Las Pulgas landfill. TPH, the main contaminant of
concern for migration to groundwater, was cleaned up to a level of 100 mg/kg. A
small area potentially contaminated with TCE was also removed to nondetect
levels. Further sampling during the removal action to delineate contamination in
greater detail redefined the removal action area. The actual area of excavation is
shown in Figure 2-2.
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2.5.6 Risk Characterization Postremoval Action
The soil removal action at Site 5 has been completed, and no further action is
required, as documented in the site doseout report (OHM, 1996a), because the
site is protective of human health and the environment. The removal action
removed the threat to groundwater. None of the site COCs were detected during
three quarterly groundwater monitoring events conducted after completion of the
soil excavation (OHM, 1996b).
2.5.7 Description of the No Action Alternative
The no action alternative for Site 5 soil and groundwater includes no institutional
or engineering controls and no containment, excavation, or treatment
technologies. The soil removal action has been completed, as documented in
the doseout report (OHM, 1996a). Site 5 is considered protective of human
health and the environment for the following reasons:
• The risks to human health at Site 5 are less than 1x10* ILCR and less
than 1.0 HI.
• No action is required for groundwater because the soil removal action
eliminated the potential source of groundwater contamination and no
groundwater impacts have been detected.
• Site 5 poses no significant ecological risk because the soil removal action
eliminated the potential source of contamination.
2.6 Site 6 • DPDO (DRMO) Scrap Yard and Building 2243 Railroad Tracks - Soil,
Sediment, and Surface Water
Site 6 indudes the scrap yard, an area near the scrap yard used for disposal of waste oil
and solvents, and the drainage ditches along the site where seasonal surface water, soil,
and sediments were evaluated. This ROD indudes the soil, sediment, and surface water
at Site 6. A soil removal action (Section 2.6.5) was conducted at Site 6 based on
evaluation of the Rl data. Groundwater at Site 6 will be included in OU4.
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2.6.1 Site Name. Location, and Description
Site 6 • DPDO (DRMO) Scrap Yard, is located at the extreme southwestern end
of the 22 Area in the Santa Margarita Basin (Figure 1-2). The site includes the
current paved scrap yard operated by the DRMO (formerly DPDO), an unpaved,
low-lying area approximately 300 feet south of Building 2241, drainage ditches
running along and through the site, and an area near the Building 2243 railroad
tracks. The site is within the 100-year floodplain. The Santa Margarita River
runs within 1,000 feet of the southwestern end of the site.
2.6.2 Srte History and Enforcement Activities
The scrap yard operated from the early 1950s to 1979 as a storage, processing,
and disposal area for scrap metals, salvage items, hazardous materials, and
PCB transformer fluids. The yard was divided into the following four areas, listed
in order from west to east: PCB spreading area, wood burning area, battery
electrolyte disposal area, and hazardous waste drum storage area.
Approximately 1,000 to 2,000 gallons of dielectric fluid from transformers
reportedly was spread in the PCB spreading area for dust control. To the east, in
the wood burning area, flammable liquids such as fuels, solvents, and paint
thinners were used as igniter fluids for burning wood debris during the 1950s and
1960s. Farther to the east, the battery electrolyte disposal area received an
estimated 50 to 2,000 gallons of battery electrolyte solution. The hazardous
waste drum storage area was located at the eastern end of the site, and
improperly sealed and damaged drums reportedly leaked wastes such as
petroleum, oil, and lubricants (POLs), solvents, hydraulic fluids, paint wastes and
thinners, strippers, and chemical deaners into the soil. In 1979, the drums were
removed from the site, along with soil from an approximate 10,000-ff2 area to a
depth of 6 inches, and the area was backfilled with decomposed granite (NEESA,
1984).
The area near the Building 2243 railroad tracks was identified as another
potential source of the chlorinated groundwater contamination during the Phase 1
Rl sampling of Site 6. According to Navy personnel, waste oil and solvents from
locomotives were drained into small holes or ditches dug along the northwestern
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side of the railroad tracks. This area is approximately 70 feet long and 35 feet
wide.
An IAS was conducted in September 1984 and recommended that an SI be
conducted for Site 6 (NEESA, 1984). The SI for Site 6, completed in 1988 (COM,
1988), recommended an Rl.
The Rl at Site 6 was conducted during 1992 and 1993 along with the Group A
sites (SWDIV, 1993a). A removal action for Site 6 soil at the scrap yard area was
recommended based on Rl results presented in the technical memorandum for
Group A sites (SWDIV, 1993c). An EE/CA was prepared (SWDIV, 1995b), and a
treatability study for the preferred alternative, soil washing, was conducted. The
results of the treatability study indicated that soil washing would not be cost
effective. The draft final EE/CA selected soil stabilization as the removal action
for Site 6 soil. The selected removal action was documented in the action
memorandum (SWDIV, 1996c). The removal action was completed and
successfully met the removal action goals, as documented in the site doseout
report (OHM, 1997b).
2.6.3 Summary of Site Characteristics
This section provides a summary of the Rl of soil, sediment, and surface water at
Site 6. The results are presented in detail in the technical addendum to the Rl
report for Group B sites (SWDIV, 199€a).
A total of 8 surface-water and sediment locations and 37 soil borings were
sampled during the Rl. Two aquatic invertebrate and fish samples were also
collected from the drainage ditch for whole-body tissue analysis.
2.6.3.1 Soil and Sediment
Soil and sediment samples were analyzed for CLP metals (target analyte list and
molybdenum), CLP VOCs, CLP SVOCs, TPH-g, and TPH-d. The samples
collected from the scrap yard were also analyzed for CLP pesticides, PCBs, and
herbicides. The samples from suspected bum areas were also analyzed for
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dioxins and furans. The predominant contaminants and maximum concentrations
detected in soil and sediment at the scrap yard area were as follows: antimony
(31.1 mg/kg), arsenic (6.2mg/kg), beryllium (1.1 mg/kg), chromium (121 mg/kg),
zinc (3,740 mg/kg), 4,4'-DDT and its metabolites (12 to 380 mg/kg), Arodor-1260
(380 mg/kg), PAHs (380 mg/kg), and OCDD (dioxin) (0.01 mg/kg). The
maximum concentrations were detected in surface soils, and concentrations
generally decreased substantially with depth.
The analytical results for soil samples collected from the Building 2243 area
indicated that TPH concentrations exceeded screening levels and some metals
concentrations exceeded background levels and screening levels. Other
detected organic compounds were below screening levels and were detected
only infrequently (1 to 4 times out of 25 samples).
2.6.3.2 Surface Water
Surface-water samples were analyzed for CLP metals, CLP VOCs, CLP SVOCs,
TPH-d, TPH-g, herbicides, and general chemistry. Aluminum was the only
chemical detected in surface water at a maximum concentration (1.0 milligram
per liter [mg/l]) exceeding the respective screening level (0.75 mg/l).
2.6.4 Summary of Site Risks Prior to Removal Action
Rl data were used in the risk assessment for Site 6. The results of the baseline
human health and ecological risk assessments for soil, sediment, and surface
water at Site 6 are presented in detail in the technical addendum to the Rl report
for Group B sites (SWDIV, 1996a). This section summarizes the results and
conclusions of the risk assessment for Site 6 prior to the completion of the
removal action.
2.6.4.1 Human Health Risk Characterization
The baseline HHRA was conducted using the same methodology discussed in
Section 2.4.4.1, except as otherwise noted. Site 6 was evaluated as two
separate areas, the scrap yard and the area near Building 2243 railroad tracks,
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because of the distance between the two areas and the difference in suspected
contaminants. No pesticides, PCBs, herbicides, or dioxins were suspected at the
Building 2243 area.
Pathways to surface water and sediment in the drainage ditches were
determined to be incomplete because the ditches do not support a chronic
human exposure. The ditches are densely vegetated and contain only seasonal
surface water. In addition, humans are not expected to be in the ditches on a
regular basis. The soil pathway was determined to be complete for future
exposure.
The risk assessment for the Building 2243 area was based on analytical results
from 25 soil samples collected from six borings. Maximum detected soil
concentrations were compared against EPA Region IX PRGs (EPA, 1995) and
background concentrations. Potential contributors to carcinogenic risk and
noncarcinogenic hazard were identified. Potential risk/hazard contributors were
further evaluated using representative concentrations (average and 95 percent
UCL concentrations). Metals were identified as potential risk/hazard contributors.
Detected organic chemicals contributed insignificantly to the risk/hazard using
maximum concentrations (less than 1x10-7 ILCR and 0.1 HI) and did not
contribute to the representative risk. Representative metals concentrations were
below background levels. TPH was detected at concentrations exceeding
100mg/kg. The most mobile and hazardous constituents of TPH (benzene,
ethylbenzene, toluene, and xylenes [BTEX]) were included in the soil sample
analysis and the risk assessment. Building 2243 area is protective of human
health and the environment.
For the risk assessment for the scrap yard area, maximum detected soil
concentrations were compared against EPA Region IX PRGs (EPA, 1995) and
background concentrations, resulting in an ILCR of 7x1 Or3 and an HI of 22.5.
This was sufficient for the risk managers to make a decision to pursue a removal
action for the site, and no further evaluation of human health risk was conducted.
The main contributors to risk were Aroclor-1260 (a PCB), total chromium
(assumed to be Cr VI), 4,4'-DDD, 4,4'-DDT, dioxin (as 2,3,7,8-TCDD), and PAHs.
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2.6.4.2 Ecological Risk Assessment
The ecological risk assessment evaluated contaminant concentrations in surface
water and sediment in the drainage ditch and contaminant concentrations in biota
collected from the ditch. Surface water at Site 6 was screened against
freshwater chronic water-quality criteria for the protection of aquatic organisms or
literature toxicity information. Only aluminum exceeded screening levels.
Sediment toxicity was determined using a combination of literature toxicity
information, sediment criteria, and sediment screening levels (no observed effect
concentrations [NOECs]) developed as part of the Site 6 sediment bioassays for
nutsedge (aquatic plant) and amphipods (aquatic invertebrate) (SWDIV, 1993a,
Appendix U). The following chemicals in Site 6 drainage ditch sediments
exceeded screening levels: cadmium, copper, zinc, 4,4'-DDD, 4,4'-DDE, and
4,4'-DDT.
The assessment of potential soil toxicity to plants indicated that 16 PAHs,
Aroclor-1260, 4,4'-DDD, 4,4'-DOE, 4,4'-DDT, diesel, and 9 metals could pose a
risk to plants. The results of the assessment of potential soil toxicity to terrestrial
invertebrates were similar to those for plant screening. PAHs, 4,4'-DDT and its
degradation products, diesel, and metals could contribute most of the risk to
invertebrates based on available literature toxic effect levels and earthworm
bioassay results. The assessment of potential soil toxicity to terrestrial
vertebrates indicated that 4,4'-DDT and its degradation products, as well as
heavy metals, posed the greatest risk.
Soil samples were used to measure the effects of bioaccumulation via lettuce
germination and earthworm bioassay tests. Potential bioaccumulation of
chemicals in soil from Site 6 and the Group B sites was evaluated for those
metals considered to have the greatest potential for bioaccumulation (i.e.,
arsenic, lead, mercury, and zinc). Because bioaccumulation can occur at
concentrations at or below background, the maximum detected concentrations of
these metals were screened against derived soil criteria based on potential
bioaccumulation from soil to earthworms and then to birds. Bioaccumulation in
birds can lead to high concentrations in eggshells or behavioral problems in
offspring. Lead, mercury, and 4,4'-DDT compounds exceeded bioaccumulation
criteria at the Site 6 scrap yard.
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Aquatic invertebrates and fish were sampled from the Site 6 drainage ditch, and
animal tissues were analyzed for metals and organochlorine pesticides. In
addition to probable dietary effects to birds, fish tissue concentrations were
compared .against elevated tissue concentrations reported by the National
Freshwater Fish Contaminant Biomonitoring Program. Site 6 fish samples
exceeded the national data base 85th percentile concentrations for copper, lead,
mercury, selenium, and zinc.
The assessment of potential toxictty to terrestrial and aquatic receptors indicated
that risks at Site 6 were due to contamination in surface soil and sediment.
Contaminants that posed the most significant risk in each media consisted
primarily of PAHs, pesticides, diesel, and metals.
The entire topographic depression within Site 6 has been classified as a wetland
and is dominated by wetland riparian vegetation (Biosystems Analysis, Inc.,
1993); the wetland vegetation showed no evidence of toxicological effects
(SWDIV. 1995b).
2.6.4.3 Conclusions
Results of the human health and ecological risk assessments indicated that
remediation was required at the unpaved Site 6 scrap yard area. The area near
Building 2243 is already protective of human hearth and the environment,
although some petroleum contamination is present in the soil. The petroleum
contamination is not included under CERCLA. Therefore, no further action is
required under CERCLA for the Building 2243 area.
2.6.5 Removal Action
A draft final EE/CA was prepared for Site 6 in 1995 (SWDIV, 1995b), and a draft
final action memorandum was prepared in 1996 (SWDIV, 1996c). Considerable
delay occurred between the draft EE/CA and the draft final EE/CA because the
results of the treatabilrty test for the initial treatment technology indicated that soil
washing was not a cost-effective technology. The action memorandum
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documents the Navy's decision to undertake a non-time-critical removal action at
the Site 6 scrap yard. The selected alternative for the removal action was
excavation of the contaminated soil, stabilization, and disposal at the Box
Canyon landfill, a designated corrective action management unit (CAMU). Soil in
areas known to contain dioxin and PCBs was to be disposed of at an off-base
facility. Removal of dioxins and PCBs would reduce risk from 7x10-3 to 3x1 Q4.
The depth and areal extent of the proposed excavation was revised subsequent
to issuance of the draft final EE/CA for public review. Numerous problems were
encountered when attempting to implement the selected alternative. A project
note was issued by the Navy to document the problems, present the reevaluation
of human health and ecological risk, and document changes to the remediation
goals and the extent of the removal action (SWDIV, 1996f). As presented in the
draft final EE/CA (SWDIV, 1995b), the removal action would have destroyed
more than 4 acres of desirable ecological habitat and would have a serious
impact on base traffic due to transportation of the considerable volume of soil to
Site 7. In addition, the EE/CA proposed allowing the site to revegetate naturally,
with no backfilling. However, groundwater levels in certain areas of the site had
risen to 3 to 4 feet below ground surface subsequent to issuance of the EE/CA.
Site groundwater contains chlorinated solvents and, thus, excavated areas had to
be backfilled to preclude an exposure pathway for ecological receptors to
contaminated groundwater. Revegetation of excavated areas with native plants
and implementation of an exotic weed management plan for 3 years may also be
required.
The ecological risk was reevaluated using more recent information developed for
Group C sites. The new information was used, along with lexicological
information from the risk assessment for Group A sites, to develop the most
realistic goals for receptors expected to feed at Site 6 (SWDIV, 1996f). The
revised remediation goals resulted in a reduction in the volume of soil to be
excavated. Figure 2-3 shows the revised excavation area. Site 6 contains no
dwellings, and the receptors of concern at the site are ecological rather than
human.
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The soil removal action at Site 6 was completed in early 1997 and is documented
in the site closure report prepared by the removal action contractor (OHM,
1997b). Soil, sediment, and surface water at Site 6 are protective of human
health and the environment, and no further action is required for these media.
2.6.6 Risk Characterization Postremoval Action
The removal action goals for Site 6 are presented in Table 2-2. The Site 6 soil
removal action resulted in residual contamination exceeding removal goals in
isolated locations at the site. The residual contamination was left in place
because protected habitat restricted further excavation and the depth to
groundwater restricted the depth of the excavation. Although several individual
residual sample detections exceed removal goals, the 95 percent UCL value of
the mean of confirmation samples for each COG is below the corresponding
removal goal. The ecological risk to the target ecological species for the main
pesticide contributors is based on foraging area, and the affected area has been
reduced by the soil excavation. The potential for exposure was further reduced
by backfilling the excavation with nonimpacted fill material. Details of the residual
risk characterization are provided in the Site 6 closeout report (OHM, 1997b).
2.6.7 Description of No Action Alternative
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The no action alternative for Site 6 soil, surface water, and sediment includes no
institutional or engineering controls and no containment, excavation, or treatment
technologies. The soil removal action has been completed, as documented in
the closeout report (OHM, 1997b). Although residual contaminant concentrations
remain at isolated locations, the 95 percent UCL is below removal action goals
for each residual contaminant and the highest concentrations of residual
contamination are covered with dean soil, which reduces potential exposure.
Therefore, the risk managers consider Site 6 protective of human health and the
environment.
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2.7 Site 2B-Grease Disposal Pit In 32 Area-Soil
Site 2B consists of a grease disposal pit in 32 Area.
2.7.1 Site Name. Location, and Description
Site 2B - Grease Disposal Pit in 32 Area, is located along MACS Road,
approximately 0.75 mile northwest of Stuart Mesa Road (Rgure 1-2). The grease
pit boundary is approximately 80 feet long and 60 feet wide, as delineated
through field reconnaissance and aerial photographs. No clay was encountered
in the boring through the pit, indicating that the pit is probably not lined. The site
is bordered on the east by MACS Road and an open, unpaved pullout area and
on the north, west, and south by open ground with light to moderate vegetation.
Site 2B slopes gently to the west and eventually drains into a stream-cut canyon
adjacent to Site 1E. The area surrounding the site is characterized by low rolling
hills. Site 1E is southwest of Site 2B.
No perennial surface water is present in the vicinity of the grease pit. However,
surface-water flow is present in the lagoon downgradient from the site. The
tributary canyon derives some of its water from runoff originating from the grease
pit during winter months. Ephemeral water from this canyon flows to an effluent
lagoon and ultimately reaches the Santa Margarita River, approximately
3,000 feet from Site 2B. During significant rainfall events, surface water
percolates into the subsurface, evaporates, or runs off the site and discharges
into the Santa Margarita River.
2.7.2 Site History and Enforcement Activities
Grease pits were used for disposal of mess hall grease materials from 1942 to
1980. The pit in 32 Area was unmonrtored, and no information is available on the
specific years of operation or the amount of grease disposed of at this location.
Although there are no confirmed reports of hazardous waste disposal at this site,
the potential for such disposal practices could not be discounted because the pits
were not monitored. No evidence of environmental contamination was observed
on the ground surface at Site 2B. Potential contaminants include grease, POLs,
and metals. No investigations were conducted at Site 2B prior to the Rl.
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The grease pit is no longer in operation, and military and civilian personnel are on
site only occasionally. The undeveloped area surrounding the site is classified as
a maneuver area. The nearest family housing, Stuart Mesa Housing, is
approximately 1 mile northwest of the site. No existing troop housing is located
within several miles of the site and none is planned.
Future land use plans indicate that use of this site will not change. The likelihood
of future residential land use is considered low given current development plans
and current land use in the vicinity of the site.
No base production wells are located within a 1-mile radius of Site 2B. Future
use of groundwater at the site is considered possible, although unlikely.
2.7.3 Summary of Site Characteristics
This section summarizes the analytical results from soil sampling at Site 2B.
Figure 2-4 shows sample locations at Site 2B and summarizes soil analytical
results that exceeded r-PRGs. One boring was completed to a depth of 2 feet at
Site 26, and three surface soil samples (to 6 inches) were collected.
Table 2-3 lists concentrations of organics detected in soil at Site 2B by depth. No
organic compounds were detected at concentrations exceeding r-PRGs.
Acetone was detected at a concentration of 13 ng/kg in soil boring 2BB-01, and
TCA was detected at a concentration of 2 u,g/kg in surface sample 2BSS002.
Benzoic acid and pentachlorophenol (POP) were detected in 2BSS002 at
maximum concentrations of 230 and 530 jig/kg, respectively. Phthalates were
detected in 2BSS001, 2BSS002,2BSS003, and 2BB-01.
Chlorinated pesticides 4.4-DDE and 4,4'-DDT were detected in soil boring
2BB-01 at maximum concentrations of 8.3 and 24 iig/kg, respectively.
TPH-d was detected in two surface soil samples. The highest concentration,
42 mg/kg, was detected in 2BSS003.
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Table 2-4 lists concentrations of inorganics detected in soil at Site 2B. Of the 13
metals detected, only arsenic, beryllium, and chromium exceeded r-PRGs.
Beryllium exceeded both the r-PRG and background in 2BSS001 and 2BSS002.
2.7.4 Summary of Site Risks
Human health and ecological risk assessments were conducted for Site 2B using
data collecting during the Rl. The human health and ecological risk assessment
methodologies are summarized in Section 2.4.4.1. Conclusions related to
Site 2B are presented in this section in support of the decision for no action.
2.7.4.1 Human Hearth Risk Characterization
Metals (inorganics), SVOCs, VOCs, pesticides, and petroleum hydrocarbons
were detected at Site 2B soil, as summarized in Tables 2-3 and 2-4. The soil
risk/hazard screening for Site 2B soil indicated that the following were the primary
contributors to risk:
Analyte
Aluminum
Arsenic
Beryllium
Chromium (as Cr VI)
Lead
Manganese
Nickel
Vanadium
PCP
Risk (ILCR)
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Hazard (HQ)
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The total site-related risk/hazard of 4x10"6 ILCR/<0.1 HI warranted further
evaluation using representative concentrations.
Table 2-5 presents the worksheet for representative soil concentrations in a
residential exposure scenario. The site-related RME risk/hazard was 2x10-6
ILCR/<0.1 HI, which meets the NCP criteria for acceptable exposure. Table 2-6
presents the worksheet for representative soil concentrations in a
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commercial/industrial scenario. The site-related risk/hazard for an industrial
scenario was <1x10-6 ILCR/<0.1 HI. The ILCR and HI are less than the NCP
criteria for acceptable exposure.
2.7.4.2 Ecological Risk Assessment
The habitat at Site 2B generally consists of annual grassland with coastal scrub.
Target species selected for this site include wild oat, terrestrial invertebrates,
California mouse, California quail, and California gnatcatcher.
Soil samples collected during the Rl were used for the ecological risk
assessment. Toxicity screening of chemical concentrations in soil indicated
elevated concentrations of beryllium, mercury, and PCP. Beryllium
(invertebrates), mercury (mammals and birds), and PCP (plants) exceeded
preliminary limits of exposure and were considered final COPECs for Site 2B.
The HQs were between 1 and 10, with the exception of mercury in mammals
(120) and PCP in plants (14).
Evaluation of potential ecological risks from exposure to soil indicated that
concentrations of final COPECs will not likely pose a risk to ecological receptors.
With one exception, HQs for the final COPECs were less than 15, indicating low
to medium potential ecological risk. The HQ for mercury was 120, indicating very
high potential ecological risk. However, this value was determined from only one
detection of mercury at the site. This single detection is not likely to pose a threat
to ecological receptors because the receptors subject to mercury risk are mobile
(mammals and birds) and will not be continuously exposed to high mercury
concentrations. In addition, the size of the site is small, and receptors would not
likely be on site for a significant length of time.
2.7.5 Description of the No Action Alternative
The no action alternative selected for Site 2B includes no institutional controls
and no containment, excavation, or treatment technologies. Site 2B is
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considered protective of human health and the environment for the following
reasons:
• The RME residential exposure scenario resulted in an ILCR of 2x106,
which was considered acceptable by the parties to the FFA. The grease
pit is no longer in operation, and military and civilian personnel are on site
only occasionally. Future land use plans indicate that the use of this site
will not change. The likelihood of future residential use is considered tow
given current development plans and current land use in the vicinity of the
site. The RME for the industrial scenario resulted in an ILCR of less than
1x10-6. Both scenarios resulted in an HI of less than 1.0.
• Evaluation of potential ecological risks from exposure to soil indicated that
the site will not likely pose a risk to ecological receptors, with the
exception of mercury. However, the single detection of mercury is not
likely to pose a threat to ecological receptors because the receptors
subject to mercury risk are mobile (mammals and birds) and will not be
continuously exposed to mercury concentrations. Receptors are not
expected to be on site for a significant amount of time because of the
small size of the site.
2.8 Site 8A - Las Flores Creek - Sediment and Surface Water
Site 8A consists of a portion of the Las Flores Creek in 43 Area.
2.8.1 Site Name. Location, and Description
The basin study area designated Site 8A - Las Flores Creek (Figure 1-2), is an
ephemeral stream channel in a canyon floor on the east side of the Las Pulgas
landfill. This drainage area is downstream from the landfill and, over part of its
length, forms a meandering gully with steep sides ranging from 4 to 20 feet high.
Vegetation surrounding the drainage is riparian, with minimal disturbance above
the development in 43 Area. Extending below Building 43600 (a vehicle
maintenance area that drains directly into the drainage) to the intersection of Las
Pulgas and Basitone Roads (Figure 1-2), the drainage cuts more deeply into the
alluvium and is bordered by significant development. The drainage terminates at
its confluence with the Las Flores Creek. The nearest downgradient base
production wells are more than 5 miles from the site.
Camp Las Pulgas, the nearest developed area, is located south-southwest of
Site 8A (Rgure 2-5) and contains troop housing, administrative buildings, vehicle
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maintenance areas, and recreation areas. Site 8A includes drainage from the
developed areas. Base personnel cross the site only infrequently because the
vegetation is typically dense and the drainage is often steep in undeveloped
areas. The drainage is covered in some developed areas and crossed by
walkways.
2.8.2 Site History and Enforcement Activities
No information is available on the types or quantities of contaminants received by
the creek. The site was investigated because of changes in electrical
conductivity detected in the stream during surface-water sampling in 1984
(NEESA, 1984).
Surface-water sampling of Site 8A was conducted in 1984 as part of the IAS
preliminary assessment (PA). The IAS report stated that the conductivity of
water in the upper Las Flores Creek more than doubled and the flow decreased
by half over a 1-mile portion of the creek approximately 2 miles downstream from
the Las Pulgas landfill (NEESA, 1984). The electrical conductivity increased from
386 to 935 micromhos per centimeter (junho/cm) in this section of the creek. To
evaluate whether the reported change in electrical conductivity represents a
significant change in water quality, the total dissolved solids (TDS) concentration
was approximated using the following equation (Hem, 1970):
TDS = AxC
Where: A = Conversion factor between 0.55 and 0.75
(an average value of 0.65 was used)
C = Specific conductance in umho/cm.
According to this approximation, a TDS change from 250 to 600 parts per million
(ppm) may have occurred. This change over a 1-mile section of the creek could
be naturally occurring or could indicate potential contamination of surface water.
2.8.3 Summary of Site Characteristics
Analytical results for Site 8A are summarized in the following sections. Sampling
locations are shown in Figure 2-5.
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2.8.3.1 Surface Water and Sediments
A total of 29 surface-water samples, including duplicates, were collected to
characterize surface water at Site 8A. The surface-water samples generally
contained tow concentrations of potential contaminants, below State and Federal
surface-water standards (California State Water Resources Control Board
[SWRCB], 1993; EPA, 1992c). No organic compounds detected at Site 8A
exceeded surface-water quality standards.
The following organic compounds were detected in at least one surface-water
sample at the maximum concentrations specified:
8ASW011193 - Acetone - 6.1 ug/l
8ASW013293 - Benzene -1 ug/l
8ASW014194 - Benzoic acid - 44 ug/l
8ASW010193 - bis(2-Ethylhexyl)phthalate - 20 ug/l
8ASW013193 - Chloromethane - 2.1 ug/l
8ASW014194 - Diesel - 450 ug/l
8ASW014194 - di-n-Butylphthalate - 0.6 ug/l
8ASW014293 - n-Nitrophend - 63 ug/l.
Metals detected in Site 8A surface-water samples at concentrations exceeding
State and Federal standards are aluminum, cadmium, and iron. Metals were
detected at concentrations exceeding State and/or Federal standards only during
the first round of surface-water sampling (first quarter 1993). Other metals were
detected at this site, but at maximum concentrations below State and Federal
standards. Although aluminum, cadmium, and iron exceeded standards, the risk
assessment indicated that detected concentrations should not pose significant
risk. No background data are available for surface water, but aluminum,
cadmium, and iron are naturally occurring in background soil and are also likely
naturally occurring in surface water. The 95th percentile Las Flores Basin soil
background data for aluminum, cadmium, and iron are 40,000, 1.2, and
37,000 mg/kg, respectively.
Aluminum was detected in samples 8ASW003194, 8ASW010193, 8ASW012193,
and 8ASW014193 at concentrations ranging from 158 to 2,280 ug/l. Sample
location 12 (sample 8SW012193) was dry during subsequent sampling rounds
and, thus, was not sampled. However, sampling locations 11 (sample
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8ASW011193) and 13 (sample 8ASW013193) adjacent to and downstream from
sample location 12, respectively, showed no detectable contamination during the
initial sampling round. Aluminum was not detected during subsequent rounds of
sampling at sample location 14. The State and Federal standards for aluminum
are 750 and 87 jig/l for acute and chronic criteria, respectively.
Cadmium was detected at a concentration of 5.7 pig/1 in surface-water sample
8ASW006193 but was not detected in the subsequent sample at this location.
State and Federal standards for cadmium are 3.0 and 16.1 ug/1 for chronic and
acute criteria, respectively.
Iron was detected at a concentration of 1,430 jig/1 at sample location 14 (sample
8ASW014193) during the initial round of sampling but was not detected during
subsequent sampling rounds at this location. The chronic standard for iron is
1,000 mg/l; no acute standard exists.
Sediment samples were collected and analyzed from 14 sampling locations, as
shown in Figure 2-5. Chromium (total) was detected in the background soil
sample (8ABG001) and several sediment samples at concentrations ranging
from 2.8 to 64.8 mg/kg. A total chromium concentration of 34.6 mg/kg was
detected in the background soil sample (8ABG001).
Toluene and bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate were the only organic compounds
detected in sediment samples collected during the Phase 1 Rl. The
concentration of bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate in the background sample collected
outside the Site 8A drainage was 230 jig/kg. Concentrations of this compound
ranged from nondetect to 330 jig/kg in sample 8ASD008, which is the only
sample with a concentration greater than the background sample. Toluene was
detected in sample 8ASD012 at a concentration of 17 jig/kg. Relatively low
concentrations of PAH compounds (up to 230 iig/kg) were detected in one
duplicate sample but not in the associated environmental sample.
During supplemental sediment sampling conducted in September 1993 to
support the ecological risk assessment, diethylphthalate was detected at a
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maximum concentration of 29 ug/kg (in sample 8ASD013-E), but bis(2-ethyl-
hexy1)phthalate was not detected. No other organic compounds were detected
during the supplemental sampling.
2.8.3.2 Biota
Watercress was the only plant collected from the wet stream margins at sampling
locations 8A-010 and 8A-013 (Rgure 2-5). Concentrations of several metals
were higher in plant samples from location 8A-013 (downstream, receiving
drainage from Sites 8 and 8A) than in the samples from location 8A-010
(upgradient from Sites 8 and 8A).
2.8.4 Summary of SHe Risks
An HHRA was not conducted at Site 8A because no likely exposure pathways
exist. An ecological assessment was conducted and the results are summarized
in this section in support of the decision for no action at Site 8A. The complete
assessment is presented in the Rl report for Group B sites (SWDIV, 1995a). The
methodology is briefly described in Section 2.4.4.1.
2.8.4.1 Human Health Risk Characterization
No complete human health exposure pathways exist for sediments and surface
water at Site 8A based on the unlikelihood that humans would be in the creekbed
on a regular basis.
2.8.4.2 Ecological Risk Assessment
Site 8A is downstream from the Las Pulgas landfill, and both current and future
land use plans indicate that it will be left in its natural state for use as a drainage
ditch/creek (Joy, 1993).
Plants and wildlife, both terrestrial and aquatic, are abundant along Las Flores
Creek and the tributary from the landfill area. Impacts from chemicals in
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sediment and surface water were not observed in the biota; similar species were
present both upstream and downstream within the creek.
The following chemicals exceeded effect levels and calculated criteria in
sediment and were retained as final COPECs: aluminum, chromium,
manganese, vanadium, fluoranthene, and toluene. Aluminum and iron exceeded
effect levels and established criteria for surface-water aquatic organisms. In
addition to manganese, other inorganics detected in surface water and sediment
(i.e., arsenic, barium, beryllium, cobalt, lead, nickel, and zinc) could potentially
bioaccumulate in aquatic plants and organisms.
Remediation of Las Flores Creek is not recommended even though several
chemicals exceeded potential effect levels and criteria. Substantial uncertainties
are inherent in the estimations of calculated criteria and effect levels for the
Group B sites. Exposure and risk to plants and consumers, although potentially
present, were not evident in the biologically rich riparian habitat at this site.
Wetland characteristics at the site were evaluated qualitatively, and no evidence
was found of impairment (such as plant stress) associated with riparian areas.
The potential toxicity to consumers exhibited by bioaccumulation in plants of
metals in the stream was at the low end of effect levels for vertebrate diets, and
widely ranging vertebrate consumers would not likely accumulate toxic levels of
these elements as a result of natural foraging. In addition, no obvious reservoir
of toxic metals is present in the drainage sediments. Remediation of this site
would likely cause more harm to receptors through destruction of riparian habitat
than would leaving the existing levels of contamination in place.
2.8.5 Description of the No Action Alternative
The no action alternative selected for Site 8A includes no institutional or
engineering controls and no containment, excavation, or treatment technologies.
Site 8A is considered protective of human health and the environment for the
following reasons:
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• There are no likely exposure pathways to humans.
• Even though several chemicals exceeded potential effect levels and
criteria, cleanup of this site would likely cause more harm to receptors
due to destruction of riparian habitats than would leaving contaminants in
place.
• Wetland characteristics were evaluated qualitatively, and no evidence
was found of impairment associated with riparian areas.
• The potential toxicity to consumers exhibited by bioaccumulation in plants
of metals in the stream was at the low end of the effect levels for
vertebrate diets, and widely ranging vertebrate consumers would not
likely accumulate toxic levels of these elements as a result of natural
foraging.
2.9 Site 19 - 31 Area ACU-5 (LCAC) Two Surface Impoundments - Soil,
Sediment, Groundwater, and Surface Water
Site 19 consists of two surface impoundments at the ACU-5 complex in 31 Area.
2.9.1 Site Name. Location, and Description
Site 19 - ACU-5 (LCAC) Two Surface Impoundments, is located in the 31 Area,
between Interstate 5 and the Pacific Ocean (Figure 1-2). This complex provides
training and maintenance facilities for LCAC amphibious vehicles.
The site consists of two synthetically lined impoundments that received water
from a concrete vehicle operations apron used for washing and performing minor
maintenance on LCAC amphibious vehicles. The impoundments are located
south of the concrete apron, approximately 15 feet apart, and contain both
submerged and emergent aquatic vegetation.
The larger impoundment (retention pond) is approximately 166 feet long, 166 feet
wide, and 13 feet deep. This impoundment is currently uncovered; in the past, it
was covered with a floatable roof to reduce evaporation and contamination from
dust and sand (Almgren and Koptionak, Inc., 1989). The roof is now submerged
in the pond.
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The smaller pond (surge pond) is approximately 128 feet long, 127 feet wide, and
14 feet deep. This pond has remained uncovered since its construction.
The site is surrounded by a chain-link fence on the west, south, and east sides.
A drainage channel runs west of the ponds and could receive runoff during the
rainy season. This channel eventually discharges into the Pacific Ocean. The
unpaved area in the immediate vicinity of the ponds is graded and contains no
natural vegetative cover. The surrounding areas beyond the fence are covered
by natural vegetation and native soils.
No base production wells are located downgradient from Site 19. The site is
located in a nonbeneficial groundwater zone, as designated in the Water Quality
Control Plan for the San Diego Basin (SWRCB, 1975). Groundwater is
encountered at a depth of approximately 25 feet below ground surface.
2.9.2 Site History and Enforcement Activities
The impoundments received runoff from the concrete apron maintenance
operations prior to construction of a separate washing facility in the mid-1980s.
Operations, maintenance, and cleaning products could have been spilled or
washed onto the apron and into the two lined ponds. The concrete apron
currently serves as a parking area for LCAC amphibious vehicles.
The surge pond previously was part of a water recycling system and received
water from the adjacent concrete apron. The water flowed from the surge pond,
through an oil/water separator, and into the retention pond, where it was stored
for future use (Almgren and Koptionak, Inc., 1989). Potential contaminants at
Site 19 include battery acid, acetone, anticorrosive compounds, cleaning fluids,
aliphatic solvents, hydraulic fluid, fuel oils, and MEK. No information is available
on the quantities of contaminants received by the surface impoundments.
At one time, a cross-connection linked the holding ponds/oil-water separator
system at Site 19 with the storm-water conveyance system. However, no such
connection exists at present. No information is available on when it was
disconnected.
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The current military construction project to upgrade and expand the ACU-5
complex has diverted water that flowed into Site 19 to the upgraded wastewater
collection and treatment system; as such, Site 19 is no longer in use. The
impoundments are expected to be drained, the sludge and liners removed, the
ponds backfilled, and the impoundments closed in accordance with applicable
regulations.
Results of Previous Investigations
Previous investigations of Site 19 are limited to an investigation by Almgren and
Koptionak, Inc., in 1989, in support of hydrogeologic assessment report (HAR)
requirements. Sludge samples collected from the impoundments contained a
total recoverable petroleum hydrocarbons (TRPH) concentration of 3,630 ppm, a
bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate concentration of 32,700 parts per billion (ppb), a
phenanthrene concentration of 3,070 ppb, a methylnaphthalene concentration of
535 ppb, and a naphthalene concentration of 52 ppb. Liquid within the
impoundments contained a maximum TRPH concentration of 5,430 ppm, 1,1,1-
TCA at 75.3 ppb, acenaphthene at 4.5 ppb, anthracene at 6.75 ppb, di-n-
butylphthalate at 13.3 ppb, fluoranthene at 69.3 ppb, phenanthrene at 77.7 ppb,
pyrene at 84.3 ppb, and lead at 11.3 ppm (Almgren and Koptionak, Inc., 1989).
These analytical results indicate that free petroleum product was likely present in
the impoundments in the past
2.9.3 Summary of Site Characteristics
Phase 1 Rl work at Site 19 was conducted in 1993 and involved investigating
potential soil and groundwater contamination due to leakage from the two surface
impoundments. Sediment, surface-water, and aquatic plant samples were
collected from the impoundments. Sampling locations are shown in Figure 2-6.
One surface-water sample and one composite sediment sample were collected
from each surface impoundment at Site 19. Two dry sediment samples were
collected from site drainages: one sample was collected near the
impoundments, and the other was collected from a drainage near the ocean.
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Four soil borings and one surface soil location were sampled. The borings were
located in areas surrounding and between the surface impoundments to evaluate
the potential for soil contamination from the impoundments. Two borings were
inclined to extend beneath the surface impoundments.
Three shallow monitoring wells were installed at Site 19 to assess potential
groundwater contamination due to the impoundments. The wells are screened
across the water table.
Reid meter readings of electrical conductivity, pH, and temperature were
collected from both ponds, along with water, aquatic plant, and sediment
samples. Location 1 (surge pond) is the pond that receives primary LCAC
drainage. Location 2 (retention pond) is the pond that receives drainage from the
surge pond. Wet pond sediment was collected from four locations within each
pond using a Teflon1" scoop. These samples were composited and homogenized
and then placed into sample containers. Water was collected in grab samples.
One aquatic plant sample was collected by hand from each impoundment for
CLP metals analysis.
Dry sediment was collected in two sediment accumulation areas in the drainage
between the impoundments and the ocean. Location 3 was just outside the
fence in the LCAC overflow drainage and just upstream from the confluence with
the main drainage. Location 4 was in the seasonal wetland area (dry at the time
of collection), at the upstream edge of the rock dam a few hundred yards
downstream in the main drainage.
The volume of water in the surge pond increased over the summer of 1993.
Submerged aquatic plants (probably pondweed) that were abundant in June were
dead in September. Bermuda grass was the only submerged green plant
observed (and sampled), indicating that the pond margins had recently been dry.
The retention pond was considerably more biologically active than the surge
pond. Cattail stands were growing in three areas and dense, green stands of
pondweed covered the sediments. The pondweed was chosen for plant tissue
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sampling. Numerous aquatic mites and insects were observed swimming in the
water but were not abundant enough for effective sampling.
Phase 2 Rl was conducted at Site 19 in 1995 and included sediment sampling to
assess potential risks associated with allowing the impoundment sediments to
remain dry for an extended period of time prior to closure. Four surface sediment
samples and four core samples were collected from the surge pond. Because
the sediment depth on the floating cover of the retention pond was shallow (less
than 6 inches at all sample locations), sampling was limited to four surface
samples. Sediment sample locations are shown in Figure 2-7.
The analytical results from these sampling events are summarized in the
following sections.
2.9.3.1 Soil
Soil analytical results are summarized below:
• Beryllium and total chromium were detected in every soil boring at
Site 19, including a boring located to characterize background
concentrations. Maximum concentrations were 0.76 mg/kg for beryllium
in sample 19SD004-E and 144 mg/kg for chromium in sample 19SD002E.
Beryllium concentrations are well within the range of background values
for marine terrace deposits and were determined to be part of the
background at Site 19. All detected beryllium concentrations are qualified
as being less than the contract-required detection limit (CRDL) but greater
than the instrument detection limit (IDL).
• Acetone was detected in several samples, with a maximum concentration
of 52 jig/kg in sample 19SB003-01.
• Several organic compounds were detected at low concentrations in site
soil.
• Diethylphthalate concentrations ranged from 190 |ig/kg in a duplicate
sample collected from 3 to 4 feet below ground surface in boring 19B-03
(not detected in the first sample from that depth) to 1,700 tig/kg at 26 to
27 feet below ground surface in boring 19B-06.
• Diesel was detected at low concentrations in several borings, with a
maximum concentration of 4.5 mg/kg in sample 19SB006-09.
• Toluene was detected in two samples, with a maximum concentration of
5 tig/kg in sample 19SD004-E.
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2.9.3.2 Surface Water and Sediments
Surface water in each impoundment was sampled during September 1993 in
support of the ecological risk assessment. Surface-water samples contained low
concentrations of potential contaminants, typically below State and Federal
surface-water standards (SWRCB, 1993; EPA, 1992c).
Surface-water quality standards have not been established for the organic
compounds detected at Site 19; however, organic concentrations are considered
low. Diethylphthalate and 2-butanone were detected in sample 19EW001393,
collected from the surge pond, at concentrations of 0.6 and 13 jig/1, respectively.
Diesel, benzoic acid, and 4-methylphenol were detected in sample 19EW002393,
collected from the retention pond, at concentrations of 0.5, 2, and 0.5 \igfl.
respectively.
Aluminum was the only metal detected in Site 19 surface water at a
concentration exceeding State and Federal standards (87 ug/l for chronic
criteria). Aluminum was detected at a concentration of 199 ng/l in sample
19EW001393, but the surface-water sample collected from the adjacent pond,
sample 19EW002393, contained no detectable concentration of aluminum. The
detected concentration is less than the CRDL but greater than or equal to the
IDL Given that the aluminum concentration is low and the site history does not
indicate that aluminum should be a site contaminant, aluminum may not be site
related.
Sediment sampling was conducted within the impoundments during the Phase 1
Rl in September 1993 to support the ecological risk assessment. Additional
sediment sampling was conducted in 1995. Sediment analytical results showed
relatively low concentrations of contaminants.
Composite sample 19SD001-E was collected within the surge pond and
composite sample 19SD002-E was collected within the retention pond during
Phase 1 Rl. Gasoline (modified EPA Method 8015), bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate,
phenanthrene, and pyrene were detected in sample 19SD001-E at
concentrations of 4,900, 3,300, 450, and 450 ug/kg, respectively. Fluoranthene,
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phenanthrene, and pyrene were detected in sample 19SD002-E at
concentrations of 56, 90, and 63 u.g/kg, respectively. No other organic
compounds were detected in sediment collected from either impoundment.
The results of Phase 2 Rl sediment sampling are presented in Table 2-7.
The LCAC surge pond was sampled for both deep and shallow sediments.
Concentrations of arsenic, cadmium, total chromium, copper, iron, lead, and zinc
exceeded area background in individual shallow sediment samples (3 inches).
Mean concentrations of arsenic, cadmium, and zinc exceeded average
background. The deeper sediment cores generally had higher concentrations of
most constituents than the shallow sediments. Mean concentrations from the
surge pond cores exceeded area background soil 95th percentile concentrations
for aluminum, arsenic, cadmium, chromium, copper, iron, magnesium, nickel,
vanadium, and zinc.
The following organic chemicals were detected in shallow and deep cores from
the LCAC surge pond at the maximum concentrations indicated (with the
exception of di-n-octylphthalate and xylenes, maximum concentrations are from
the deeper sediment cores):
2-Methylnaphthalene -150 iig/kg
bis(2-Ethylhexyl)phthalate - 4,200 tig/kg
Chrysene -110 tig/kg
di-n-Butytphthalate - 860 ug/kg
di-n-Octylphthalate -130 u.g/kg
Fluoranthene - 370 jig/kg
Fluorene -140 iig/kg
Phenanthrene - 990 u,g/kg
Pyrene - 340 ug/kg
2-Butanone - 49 jig/kg
Acetone - 230 u.g/kg
Xylenes - 5 u.g/kg
Diesel - 2,000 mg/kg.
The LCAC retention pond sediment was relatively thin, and sampling was limited
to surface (shallow) sediment. No core samples were collected. In addition, any
sediment that could be present under the floating cover (at the true bottom of the
impoundment) was not accessible without removal of the cover and, therefore,
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was not sampled. The LCAC retention pond sediment chemistry data reported in
the draft final Rl report for Group B sites (SWDIV, 1995a) and in the technical
addendum to the Rl report for Group B sites (SWDIV, 1996a) are representative
of sediments washed onto the top of the floating cover, probably primarily from
the area immediately surrounding the ponds. The chemistry of the sediment
under the floating cover, representative of overflow from the surge pond, has not
been evaluated. The accumulation of sediments in the retention pond is
expected be relatively small because most sediment would have been deposited
in the surge pond, and retention pond sediments would not be exposed to
ecological receptors while the cover remains in place.
All constituents occurred at lower concentrations in the retention pond (on the
floating cover) than in sediments from the surge pond. Individual samples (but
not means) exceeded area soil background 95th percentile concentrations for
aluminum, arsenic, cobalt, lead, magnesium, nickel, and zinc. The following are
maximum concentrations of detected organic chemicals:
bis(2-Ethylhexyl)phthalate - 340 jig/kg
• Phenol - 220 ng/kg
• 2-Butanone - 3 ng/kg
• Acetone - 40 |ig/kg.
2.9.3.3 Groundwater
With the exception of metals, no contaminants were detected at concentrations
exceeding MCLs. Groundwater analytical results for the three rounds of
sampling are summarized below:
• Antimony and nickel were detected in upgradient and downgradient wells.
Maximum upgradient and downgradient antimony concentrations of 33.9
to 34.9 iig/l, respectively, were detected during the second quarter 1993.
Antimony was not detected during subsequent sampling quarters.
Maximum upgradient and downgradient nickel concentrations were 1,100
and 10,100 jig/l. respectively. The maximum nickel concentration
(10,100 tig/I) was detected in well 19W-05 during the third quarter 1993.
Nickel concentrations of 1,430 and 4,290 u.g/1 were detected in this well
during the other sampling events. MCLs are 6.0 ug/1 for antimony and
100 jig/l for nickel.
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• Selenium exceeded the MCL in wells 19W-05 and 19W-07 (upgradient) at
maximum concentrations of 11.5 and 12.1 jig/I, respectively, during one
sampling quarter. The MCL for selenium is 10.0 u.g/1.
• Total chromium was detected in well 19W-02 at a concentration of
132ng/l during the second quarter 1993 and in well 19W-05 at a
maximum concentration of 1,510 jig/I during the third quarter 1993.
Chromium concentrations did not exceed the MCL during any other
sampling quarters or in any other Site 19 wells. State and Federal MCLs
for chromium are 50 and 100 u.g/1, respectively.
Based on the results of the statistical evaluation of metals concentrations in
groundwater and because upgradient wells often exceeded MCLs, the antimony,
nickel, and selenium concentrations detected in groundwater samples from Site
19 wells are not considered site related.
2.9.3.4 Biota
A submerged sample of bermuda grass, which typically grows in terrestrial
habitats, was collected from the surge pond (Pond 1) and pondweed was
collected from the retention pond (Pond 2) (Figure 2-6).
2.9.4 Summary of Site Risks
Human health and ecological risk assessments were performed for Site 19 using
the methodology described in Section 2.4.4.1. The results are summarized in
this section in support of the conclusion for no action at Site 19.
2.9.4.1 Human Health Risk Characterization
The results of the exposure assessment for human health indicated that soil
provides the only complete pathway for a residential exposure scenario. The
groundwater pathway is Incomplete because the site is located in a nonbeneficial
use zone, as designated in the Comprehensive Water Quality Control Plan for
the San Diego Basin (SWRCB, 1975). The sediments in the surface
impoundment provide a potential exposure pathway only under an industrial/
commercial exposure scenario because the impoundments would be removed
before any residential housing could be built. The site-related ILCR and HI for
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the residential scenario were 2x1 Or7 and 1.0, respectively. Both of these values
meet the EPA's acceptable limits.
The commercial/industrial scenario was used for Site 19 sediment because,
although the impoundments contain sediment under water and are slated for
closure and removal, they could be allowed to dry and lie fallow for several years
pending removal and development. Under such circumstances, exposure to
contaminants in the sediment could occur and intake rates could be
unacceptable. However, the impoundments could not plausibly be part of a
residential exposure scenario. If the base installation were converted into a
residential setting, the impoundments would be removed as part of that
development.
The site-related RME for the commercial/industrial scenario resulted in an ILCR
of 1x10-4. The HI was below 1.0 using maximum concentrations. The ILCR and
HI are within the NCP criteria for acceptable exposure.
2.9.4.2 Ecological Risk Assessment
COPECs that could pose a risk to ecological receptors were detected in soil,
sediment, and surface water at Site 19. However, soil COPECs were very dose
to background or ecological effect levels used to evaluate toxictty. Sediment and
surface-water COPECs could pose a potential risk, primarily to aquatic
invertebrates and plants and their consumers. Because of the conservative
assumptions used in the risk assessment and the uncertainties associated
therewith, the risks to ecological receptors are considered low. Ecological risk for
sediment is considered tow due to the buried nature of the contaminants. The
sediment contaminants were mostly covered with a noncontaminated layer of
sediments. Ecological risk is also considered low because special-status species
are unlikely to be resident in the impoundments. The surface impoundments at
Site 19 pose no significant threat to the environment.
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2.9.5 Description of the No Action Alternative
The no action alternative selected for Site 19 soil, sediment, and groundwater
includes no institutional or engineering controls and no containment, excavation,
or treatment technologies. Site 19 is considered protective of human health and
the environment for the following reasons:
• The calculated ILCR and HI for human health for soil under the residential
exposure scenario and sediment under the commercial industrial
exposure scenario meet the NCP criteria acceptable exposures.
• There is no complete exposure pathway to groundwater and only minimal
threat of groundwater degradation.
• Potential ecological risks from sediments, soils, and surface water are
insignificant. The contaminants are found mostly in sediments at depth,
and special-status species do not reside in the impoundments.
• Future land use plans include demolishing the existing Site 19 surface
impoundments and allowing the site to revert to its natural vegetative
state. No structures or buildings are planned for this site.
2.10 Site 20 - 43 Area Las Pulgas Vehicle Wash Rack - Soil, Sediment,
Groundwater, and Surface Water
Site 20 includes a concrete-lined surface impoundment, an oil/water separator (clarifier),
a washing apron, and adjacent paved and unpaved areas.
2.10.1 Site Name. Location, and Description
Site 20 - 43 Area Las Pulgas Vehicle Wash Rack, is located approximately
100 feet north of Basilone Road, immediately east of its intersection with Las
Pulgas Road (Figure 1-2). The impoundment is approximately 106 feet long and
36 feet wide and receives runoff from the vehicle washing area. Wash water
from the impoundment drains into the oil/Water separator before discharging to a
shallow ephemeral drainage ditch that intersects Las Floras Creek. The site is
bordered on the northeast side by a concrete and asphalt paved area, on the
southeast by moderate to dense vegetation, on the west by light vegetation and
Basilone Road, and on the north by light vegetation and an unpaved access
road. Group D Sites 1F and 2D are located northeast of the wash rack. The site
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slopes gently to the southeast and eventually drains into Las Flores Creek,
approximately 400 feet southeast of the wash rack. The area surrounding the
site generally consists of low rolling hills. Base production wells are located
about 5 miles downgradient from Site 20.
2.10.2 Site History and Enforcement Activities
According to AC/S.ES MCB Camp Pendleton office personnel, the Las Pulgas
vehicle wash rack was constructed in 1986 and operated as a vehicle washing
area until at least 1988 and possibly until 1990. The impoundment overflowed in
the past, and hydrocarbon-stained soil has been observed along its edges. The
MCB Camp Pendleton AC/S.ES office indicated that samples were not collected
when the impoundment overflowed, and no additional information is available on
the chemistry, extent, or date of the overflows.
Potential contaminants introduced into the impoundment include POLs, solvents,
detergents, and corrosives. No information is available on the quantities of
contaminants received by this site. The base expects to drain the impoundment,
remove the sludge, backfill the impoundment, and close the site in accordance
with applicable regulations.
Previous investigations of Site 20 are limited to sampling conducted in 1990 in
support of HAR requirements. Analytical results indicated that sludge in the
impoundment contained TRPH at 7,200 ppm, toluene at 12,700 ppb, and organic
lead at 0.12 ppm. Liquids collected from the impoundment contained bromoform
at 3 ppb, TDS at 710 ppm, and no detectable TRPH (Dames and Moore, 1990).
2.10.3 Summary off Site Characteristics
Phase 1 Rl work at Site 20 was conducted in 1993 and involved sampling soil
borings, surface-water, sediment, and groundwater to investigate potential
contamination from the impoundment (Figure 2-8). Analytical results are
summarized in this section and presented in Table 2-7.
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One surface-water sample and one composite sediment samples were collected
from the surface impoundment at Site 20.
Five soil boring locations and one background surface soil location were sampled
to characterize the area around Site 20. Two of the five boreholes were located
immediately adjacent to and downslope from the surface impoundment and oil/
water separator to detect possible leakage. One boring was located along Las
Flores Creek, upstream from the wash rack but downstream from Sites 2D and
1F to help differentiate between contaminant contribution from the wash rack and
contaminant runoff from the Site 2D grease disposal pit and the Site 1F refuse
burning ground. The background surface soil sample was located upstream from
the impoundment. Sample locations are shown in Figure 2-8. A total of 31 soil
samples, including 1 background sample, were collected.
No submerged or emergent aquatic plants were observed in the concrete
impoundment at Site 20; thus, ecological sampling was limited to field meter
readings and water and wet sediment sampling on 8 September 1993. Soft,
black sediment was scooped from the surface at three locations around the edge
of the pond using a Teflon™ cup at the end of an 8-foot pole. The sediment was
composited and homogenized in a stainless steel pan and then placed into
sample containers. Duplicate water and sediment samples were collected, along
with an equipment rinsate sample.
Additional sediment sampling was conducted at Site 20 in 1995 to assess
potential risks associated with allowing the impoundment sediments to remain
dry for an extended period of time prior to closure. These additional sediment
sample locations are shown in Figure 2-9.
A groundwater sample was collected from a temporary well at Site 20 during the
Rl for Group D sites in 1996 to determine whether groundwater has been
impacted by past practices at the site.
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2.10.3.1 Soil
The only organic compound detected in soil samples from Site 20 was bis(2-
ethylhexyl)phthalate at concentrations of 110 and 150u.g/kg in two samples
collected from more than 10 feet below ground surface.
No soil concentrations exceeded the acceptable risk range of 10"6 to 10-* ILCR.
The maximum total HI was 1.1, with manganese and arsenic as the primary
contributors to the HI, each with an HQ of less than 1.0. Within the upper 2 feet
of soil, manganese concentrations ranged from 158 to 789 mg/kg and arsenic
concentrations ranged from 1.75 to 4.66 mg/kg.
2.10.3.2 Surface Water and Sediments
Sediment and surface water within the vehicle wash rack area were sampled
during September 1993 to support the ecological risk assessment. Analytical
results for sediment sampling showed relatively low concentrations of
contaminants. Toluene was detected at a concentration of 11 ng/kg in sample
20SD001-E.
An additional three sediment samples were collected at Site 20 during the
Phase 2 Rl. The sediment was not thick enough to collect core samples, and
one of the four surface sample locations did not contain enough sediment for
sampling. The following inorganics exceeded background in mean and individual
samples: cadmium, copper, lead, and zinc. Maximum concentrations of
organics detected in sediment samples are as follows:
• bis(2-Ethylhexyl)phthalate - 340 jig/kg
• 2-Butanone - 43 (ig/kg
• Acetone -120 ug/kg
• Diesel - 73 ng/kg.
Concentrations of inorganics detected in surface-water samples from Site 20
were generally below State and Federal surface-water standards (SWRCB, 1993;
EPA, 1992c). Surface-water quality standards have not been established for the
organic compounds detected at Site 20. The only organic compounds detected
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in Site 20 surface water were 2-butanone at a concentration of 21 u,g/l and vinyl
acetate at a concentration of 8 iig/l in sample 20EW001393. These compounds
were not detected in the duplicate surface-water sample (20ZW001393).
Maximum concentrations of aluminum, cadmium, copper, and lead in surface
water at Site 20 exceeded State and Federal standards. However, the risk
assessment indicated that the concentrations detected should not pose
significant risk.
Aluminum was detected in duplicate surface-water sample 20ZW001393 at a
concentration of 170 ug/l. This sample is a duplicate for sample 20EW001393,
which contained an aluminum concentration of 125 ug/l. No other samples
contained detectable aluminum concentrations. The State and Federal standards
for aluminum are 750 and 87 |ig/l for acute and chronic criteria, respectively.
Cadmium was detected in surface-water sample 20EW001393 at a concentration
of 5.0A jig/l. A duplicate for this sample, 20ZW001393, contained no detectable
cadmium. Cadmium was not detected in any other sample from this site. The
State and Federal standards for cadmium are 2.3 and 0.8 jig/l for acute and
chronic criteria, respectively.
Lead was detected in surface-water sample 20EW001393 and its duplicate
sample 20ZW001393 at concentrations of 2.7 and 2.5 u,g/l, respectively. These
samples were collected from within the concrete-lined surface impoundment No
other samples contained maximum concentrations of lead exceeding the State
and Federal standards of 1.7 ug/l for chronic criteria. Results of the ecological
risk assessment indicated that no analytes in surface water or sediments at
Site 20 pose a significant risk to the environment.
2.10.3.3 Biota
Biota could not be collected in great enough abundance to yield an adequate
tissue sample from the impoundment at Site 20.
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2.10.3.4 Groundwater
One groundwater sample was collected from a temporary welt at Site 20 during
the Group D Rl in 1996. The sample was analyzed for VOCs, SVOCs, and
metals. No organics were detected. Mercury was detected at a concentration
(24 p.g/1) exceeding both the State and Federal MCL (2 ug/l); barium was
detected at a concentration (1,700 ng/l) exceeding the State MCL (1,000 u.g/1) but
not the Federal MCL (2,000 u.g/1). Neither barium nor mercury are suspected
contaminants of concern based on the history of operations at Site 20.
2.10.4 Summary of Site Risks
Human health and ecological risk assessments were performed for Site 20 using
the methodology described in Section 2.4.4.1. The results are summarized in
this section in support of the conclusion for no action at Site 20.
2.10.4.1 Human Health Risk Characterization
The maximum concentration risk characterization for the residential land use
scenario for soil resulted in an ILCR of 9x10-6, solely from arsenic. The HI was
estimated to be 1.1, but did not exceed 1.0 for target organs.
The commercial/industrial scenario was used for Site 20 sediment because,
although the impoundment contains sediment under water and is slated for
closure and removal, it could be allowed to dry and lie fallow for several years
pending removal and development Under such circumstances, exposure to
contaminants in the sediment could occur and intake rates could be
unacceptable. However, the impoundment could not plausibly be part of a
residential exposure scenario. If the base installation were converted into a
residential setting, the impoundment would be removed as part of the
development.
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The results of risk-based screening using maximum detected concentration under
the commercial/industrial scenario are as follows:
Results of Risk-Based Screening Evaluation of Sto 20 Impoundment Sediment
Anwyw conownniuons
Maximum (Upper Bound)
Risk/Hazard
Summed
Background
Site-Related
ILCR
2x1 or7
2x10'7
ixi«r7
HI
0.1
0.1
0.1
These results are below the NCP risk criteria for acceptable exposure.
The future pathway for exposure to groundwater was evaluated during
groundwater sampling at Site 20 as part of the Group D Rl. No carcinogens were
detected. The HI was less than 1.0 for each target organ identified (SWDIV,
1997).
2.10.4.2 Ecological Risk Assessment
The most important ecological habitat in the Site 20 area is the surface drainage
that extends from the site toward Las Ftores Creek. This area was overgrown
with vegetation and appeared to be a biologically rich riparian habitat. A variety
of mammals and birds were observed in the immediate area of the site.
However, vertebrate exposure to contaminants at this site would be limited by the
small, confined nature of the impoundment.
Surface soil contaminants include four metals and one organic compound.
Concentrations of cobalt and manganese could be toxic to invertebrates,
vertebrates, and plants. However, these elements are relatively immobile in soil,
and the riparian drainage area showed no obvious ecological impairment. These
metals are not elevated in the impoundment sediment and, therefore, are not
indicative of leaching from the impoundment, but rather of localized
contamination of surface soils.
The impoundment itself exhibited potential toxicity to aquatic organisms, although
no chemicals were detected in the pond at concentrations considered toxic to
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vertebrate consumers. The pond sediments are the greatest potential source of
toxicity and bioaccumulation, with potentially toxic concentrations of four metals.
However, exposure is limited by the lack of emergent plants, which would
preclude dietary exposure to consumers in the area.
Site 20 sediment was compared against local area background soil
concentrations for inorganic chemicals. Only cadmium, copper, lead, and zinc
exceeded background concentrations.
No inorganic chemicals in the Site 20 sediment exceeded toxicity screening
levels for plants, invertebrates, mammals, or birds, with the exception of
cadmium, iron, and zinc for mammals.
The following organic chemicals at Site 20 exceeded toxicity screening levels for
soil exposure to at least one taxonomic group:
• Acetone (invertebrates)
• 2-Butanone (invertebrates and plants)
bis(2-Ethylhexyl)phthalate (plants).
Potential bioaccumulation in vertebrates from chemicals in surface soil (dried
sediment) was evaluated for arsenic, lead, and zinc. Lead concentrations in the
sediment at Site 20 exceeded the low end of the calculated soil criteria range,
and zinc exceeded all calculated criteria for bioaccumulation effects.
Cadmium, zinc, 2-butanone, and bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate in sediment
exceeded potential effect levels for invertebrates, plants, or mammals. No
chemicals exceeded calculated effect levels for birds.
Site 20 sediments are relatively uncontaminated and shallow. Ecological risk is
insignificant given the minimal quantity of sediment and small area of the
impoundment. Thus, no significant exposure of special-status species or other
wildlife is expected.
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2.10.5 Description of the No Action Alternative
The no action alternative selected for Site 20 includes no institutional or
engineering controls and no containment, excavation, or treatment technologies.
Site 20 is considered protective of human health and the environment for the
following reasons:
• The calculated ILCR and HI for human health for soil under the residential
exposure scenario meet the NCP criteria for acceptable exposure. The
likelihood for future residential land use is low.
• The calculated ILCR and HI for human health for sediments under the
commercial/industrial scenario are less than the NCP criteria for
acceptable exposure.
• Ecological risk is insignificant given the minimal quantity of sediment and
small area of the surface impoundment.
• Future land use plans include drying and demolishing the surface
impoundment and allowing it to revert to a natural vegetative state.
• No carcinogens were detected in groundwater, and the HI was less than
1.0 for each identified target organ.
• Although mercury and barium were detected at concentrations just
exceeding MCLs, neither one is suspected as a site contaminant based
on the history of operations at Site 20.
2.11 Site 22-23 Area Unlined Surface Impoundment - Soil, Sediment,
Groundwater, and Surface Water
Site 22 consists of an approximate 90- by 95-foot unlined surface impoundment.
2.11.1 Site Name. Location, and Description
Site 22-23 Area Unlined Surface Impoundment, is located at the MCAS,
approximately 60 feet southeast of Papa Taxiway (Rgure 1-2). This site is noted
as Building 2388 on MCB Camp Pendleton general development maps.
Numerous water-level fluctuations have been observed in the impoundment
since 1991. The nearest downgradient base drinking water production well is
approximately 2 miles from Site 22.
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2.11.2 Site History and Enforcement Activities
Fuel bladders were stored in this impoundment in 1985. According to site plans
provided by the AC/S.ES MCB Camp Pendleton office, the hangar deluge system
(for fire suppression) from Buildings 2386, 2396, and 2397, as well as possible
other buildings, have emptied into this impoundment. Potential contaminants
include fuels, solvents, cleaners, and fire suppressant. No information is
available on the quantities of contaminants that could have been received by this
impoundment. The impoundment is no longer in use and is typically dry during
the dry season but contains water during seasonal rains. The impoundment is
expected to be drained, the sludge (and liner, if present) removed, the pond
backfilled, and the impoundment closed in accordance with applicable
regulations in fiscal year (FY) 98.
Previous investigations of Site 22 were limited to sediment and surface-water
sampling of the impoundment during July 1990 in support of HAR requirements
and subsequent Phase 1 Rl sampling to characterize groundwater quality and
determine the extent of soil contamination within the impoundment. The sludge
collected from the impoundment contained TRPH at 68 ppm, chloroform at 8 ppb,
and acetone at 7,300 ppm; the liquid contained TRPH and TDS at 2 and 1,100
ppm, respectively (Dames and Moore, 1990).
MCB Camp Pendleton sampled the impoundment water most recently in March
1994. Samples were analyzed for TPH by EPA Method 418.1 and volatile
organics by EPA Method 8240. TPH was detected at a concentration of 7.1 mg/l;
no volatiles were detected.
2.11.3 Summary of Site Characteristics
The Rl for Site 22 is reported in detail in the Rl report for Group B sites (SWDIV,
1995a) and the technical addendum to the Rl report for Group B sites (SWDIV,
1996a).
Rl work at Site 22 involved investigation of potential soil and groundwater
contamination due to leakage from the surface impoundment. Sediment,
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surface-water, and aquatic plant samples were also collected from within the
impoundment.
One surface-water sample and one composite sediment sample were collected
from the unlined surface impoundment in 1993. Sediment was collected from
several locations around the pond and composited to yield a sample and a
duplicate. The pond is small, and the sediment composite was considered
adequate to evaluate any obvious sources of contamination. In addition, a
nutsedge sample was collected from the pond as part of a phased approach to
characterize the site for potential ecological exposure. Sample locations are
shown in Rgure 2-10. Phase 2 Rl work at Site 22 involved sediment sampling to
assess the potential ecological risk associated with allowing the impoundment to
remain dry for an extended period of time prior to closure. Sediment samples
were collected from within the impoundment in 1995 at the locations shown in
Figure 2-11.
The Site 22 impoundment was divided into four quadrats. One randomly
selected location was sampled within each quadrat. Four surface samples (top
3 inches) and four sediment cores (total depth of sediment) were collected from
the impoundment, for a total of eight sediment samples. The sediment samples
were analyzed for CLP metals, VOCs, SVOCs, TPH-d, and TPH-g. The
nutsedge stems and leaves were analyzed for CLP metals.
The surface-water sample was analyzed for general chemistry as well as the
same parameters analyzed for sediment.
Four soil boring locations and one surface soil (1 to 2 feet below ground surface)
location were sampled to characterize potential soil contamination in the vicinity
of the unlined surface impoundment at Site 22. One of the borings was inclined
34 degrees from vertical to extend under the impoundment. A total of 13 soil
samples, including the surface soil sample, were collected. Sample locations are
shown in Figure 2-10. The soil samples were analyzed using the same methods
used for the sediment samples.
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Three shallow groundwater monitoring wells were installed around the surface
impoundment to assess potential groundwater contamination due to leakage from
the impoundment. The wells are screened across the water table. Groundwater
samples were analyzed using the same methods used for the surface-water
samples.
Site 22 is in the central portion of the Santa Margarita River floodplain. The
geology of the floodplain consists of Holocene alluvium, deposited by the Santa
Margarita River, overlying bedrock of the Eocene La Jolla Group. The alluvium
at Site 22 consists of fine- to coarse-grained, rounded sand and silty sand
interbedded with discontinuous lenses of silt, day, and clayey sand. No borings
were advanced to bedrock at Site 22; however, borings at Group A Sites 4 and 5
in the Santa Margarita River floodplain and within 1 mile of Site 22 encountered
the La Jolla Group at depths ranging from about 93 to 133 feet below ground
surface (SWDIV, 1993a). Similar geologic conditions were expected at Site 22.
Water levels measured between 28 June and 12 November 1993 at Site 22 are
consistent with water levels measured at adjacent Group A Sites 3, 4, 5, and 6
(SWDIV, 1993a), all of which are within the Santa Margarita Basin. Groundwater
was encountered at depths of 5 to 8 feet below ground surface. Shallow
groundwater in the immediate vicinity of the surface impoundment flows to the
south, at a relatively small gradient ranging from 0.0026 to 0.0035 foot per foot
(ftffi). The hydrogeology of the site is discussed in greater detail in the draft final
Rl report for Group B sites (SWDIV, 1995a).
Land use in the vicinity of Site 22 consists of activities associated with MCAS
operations. Structures in the area include aircraft storage and maintenance
hangars, utility storage facilities, hazardous materials storage buildings, and
administrative and training buildings. Military and civilian personnel are present
in the immediate vicinity of the impoundment on a daily basis. The nearest
designated troop housing area is the Chappo Area (22 Area), across Vandegrift
Boulevard, approximately 1 mile from Site 22. The nearest family housing is the
Ranch House, approximately 0.5 mile northeast of the site. Residents and
nonmilitary industrial workers do not have access to the site and are not present
in the immediate site vicinity.
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Future plans for Site 22 are to dose and backfill the impoundment and construct
an asphalt parking lot over the site (Joy, 1993). Future activities in the area are
'expected to be consistent with current MCAS operations.
Groundwater in the immediate vicinity of the site is not currently used as a source
of drinking water. However, the site is located in the Santa Margarita Basin, and
base drinking water production wells are located approximately 1,000 feet cross-
gradient and approximately 1 mile downgradient from the site.
The Site 22 impoundment is now dry and has been colonized by terrestrial plants
and invertebrates. These food-chain organisms could represent a new route of
exposure for terrestrial birds or mammals that visit the site. In addition, the dried
sediments offer the potential for direct ingestion or dermal exposure to ecological
receptors.
The results of the analytical sampling are summarized in the following sections.
2.11.3.1 Soil
Metals, including beryllium concentrations, did not exceed background. A few
organic compounds were detected at low concentrations in Site 22 soil.
Analytical results are summarized below:
• Methylene chloride was detected at a concentration of 3 tig/kg in one
sample collected from 1 to 2 feet below ground surface (22SB004-02).
• Diethylphthalate was detected at concentrations of 190 and 400 jig/kg in
one sample (22SB001-07) and its duplicate (22SB201-07), respectively,
collected from 6 to 7 feet below ground surface.
• Diesel was detected in three borings, with a maximum concentration of
24mg/kg in borings 22B-01 (duplicate 22SB201-07; nondetect in the
other sample from this depth) and 22B-04 (22SB004-QC). The maximum
diesel concentration within the upper 5 feet (evaluated in the risk
assessment) was 11 mg/kg in sample 22SB004-02 collected from 1 to
2 feet below ground surface.
• Toluene was detected in one sample, 22SB001-01, at a concentration of
6ng/kg.
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• Benzo(g,h,i)perylene was detected in one sample (duplicate 22SB201 -07)
at a concentration of 630 uxj/kg but was not detected in the other sample
from the same depth.
2.11.3.2 Surface Water
Surface-water samples collected from the unlined surface impoundment at
Site 22 generally contained low concentrations of potential contaminants, below
State and Federal surface-water standards (SWRCB, 1993; EPA, 1992c).
Aluminum was the only metal detected in surface water at a concentration
exceeding State and Federal standards. Trie aluminum concentration of 329 jig/I
in sample 22EW001393 exceeded the standard of 87 jig/1 for chronic criteria.
Carbon disulfide, diesel, and styrene were the only organic compounds detected
in the impoundment surface water, at concentrations of 1 jig/l for carbon
disulfide, 0.69 jig/1 for diesel, and 2 ug/l for styrene in sample 22EW001393-
LABQC.
2.11.3.3 Sediments
The shallow sediments contained relatively higher concentrations than the
deeper sediments for most constituents. The following inorganic chemicals
exceeded area background in shallow sediment samples: aluminum, arsenic,
barium, cadmium, chromium, cobalt, copper, iron, molybdenum, vanadium, and
zinc for individual samples and aluminum, cobalt, copper, iron, molybdenum, and
vanadium for pond means. Deeper sediment samples exceeded area
background concentrations for cobalt, iron, and vanadium in individual samples
but not for pond means.
Sediment samples contained relatively low concentrations of contaminants
(Table 2-7). Maximum concentrations of detected organic chemicals from the
impoundment sediment (all depths) (maximum concentrations are from surface
sediments) are as follows:
• bis(2-Ethylhexyl)phthalate - 640 uxj/kg
• 2-Butanone -16 jig/kg
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Diesel-21 Omg/kg.
4-Methytphenol - 430 jig/kg
Diethylphthalate -1,000 ng/kg
Ethylbenzene • 5 jig/kg
N-nrtrosodiphenylamine - 58 ug/kg
Toluene - 63 ug/kg
Total xylenes - 7 ng/kg.
2.11.3.4 Groundwater
Three groundwater monitoring wells were sampled to characterize groundwater
quality at Site 22 (Figure 2-10). With the exception of nickel, no contaminants
were detected at concentrations exceeding MCLs. Nickel was detected in well
22W-06 at a maximum concentration of 173 u.g/1, which exceeds the MCL of
100 u.g/1. By the first quarter 1994 sampling, the nickel concentration in well
22W-06 had decreased to 100 \igfl.
2.11.4 Summary of Site Risks
An HHRA was conducted for Site 22 using data collected during the Rl. The
human health and ecological risk methodologies are summarized in Section
2.4.4.1. The conclusions for Site 22 are presented here in support of the decision
for no action.
2.11.4.1 Human Health Risk Characterization
Site 22 is approximately 1,000 feet cross-gradient from one drinking water supply
well and approximately 1 mile upgradient from three other drinking water supply
wells. Therefore, groundwater at Site 22 is a potential source of drinking water
and was evaluated for the most conservative residential scenario. Even though
no residences are located on site, groundwater beneath the site could be
pumped to residences.
The ILCR calculated for the residential scenario for groundwater was 4x10-7
using RME parameters and concentrations and Federal toxicity factors and
9x10-5 using State toxicity factors. The sole contributor to the ILCR above 10*
was total chromium, assumed to be chromium (VI) (SWDIV, 1995a). The HI
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calculated for the RME residential scenario is 0.4. The risk from groundwater is
de minimi's using the Federal toxicity values and within the management risk
range (10-* to 10-*) using State toxicity values.
The maximum concentrations detected in soil were used to characterize risk at
Site 22 because of the small number of samples and the purposive basis of
selecting sample locations. The results are considered conservative because
maximum concentrations were used. Site 22 will most likely not be used for
residential purposes in the future. However, the residential scenario was
evaluated as the most conservative scenario (worst case). The calculated ILCR
for the RME residential scenario was less than 1O* using Federal toxicity values
and 2x1f>5 using State toxicity values. The sole contributor to the risk was total
chromium, assumed to be chromium (VI). The State toxicity value for chromium
VI is much more stringent than the Federal value. Because chromium is typically
encountered in environmental media as chromium (0) or chromium (III), the
assumption of total chromium as chromium (VI) is conservative. The HI
calculated for the RME residential scenario for soil is less than 1.0. The risk for
soil is de minimi's using Federal toxicity values and within the management risk
range (10* to 10-*) using State toxicity values.
Surface water and sediment do not provide a complete exposure pathway to
humans and do not support a chronic exposure. However, sediment was
evaluated for the commercial/industrial scenario as a conservative estimate for
construction workers removing the surface impoundment in the future. The
sediment inside the surface impoundment was evaluated by comparing the
detected concentrations with risk-based concentrations for the commercial/
industrial scenario. The results are below the risk screening criteria (10* ILCR
and 1.0 HI).
2.11.4.2 Ecological Risk Assessment
Surface soils surrounding the pond contained elevated concentrations of
aluminum, as was common for all Group B locations. Elevated aluminum
concentrations were also detected in Site 22 pond sediment. It is unclear
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whether leaching has occurred from the pond. However, because no natural
habitat surrounds the pond, soil contamination from this source would not likely
affect local receptors.
Drying of the Site 22 surface impoundment, expected as part of closure activities,
will result in potential exposure of terrestrial birds and mammals to dried
sediment and to plants and invertebrate diet sources living in the dried sediment.
To calculate toxicity values related to vertebrate ingestion requires information on
toxicity, receptor ingestion, and body size, as well as assumptions for daily intake
rates of dried sediment, plant material, and invertebrates. Chemical
concentrations for each of these food categories are based on site sediment and
the measured bioaccumulation factor for each chemical in plant or invertebrate
tissue. In the case of the Group B impoundments, sediment chemistry was
measured and Group C terrestrial invertebrate and plant chemistry were used to
estimate bioaccumulation factors appropriate for evaluation of the impoundment
environments.
Eight inorganic chemicals and 2-butanone, bis(2-ethyihexyl)phthaJate, and diesel
exceeded potential toxicotogical thresholds in Site 22 sediment. The Site 22
impoundment generally was more contaminated in the surface sediments than in
the deeper core samples. However, ecological risk is minimal because the site is
small and is surrounded by paved areas, thus preventing extensive exposure by
most mammals or birds. No special-status species are expected to spend
enough time at Site 22 to experience significant toxicity from dried sediment
exposure.
2.11.5 Description of the No Action Alternative
The no action alternative for Site 22 soil, sediment, surface water, and
groundwater includes no institutional or engineering controls and no containment,
excavation, or treatment technologies. Site 22 is considered protective of human
health and the environment for the following reasons:
• The ILCR and the HI for the groundwater pathway under the residential
exposure scenario are within the NCP criteria for acceptable exposure,
and the threat of groundwater degradation is minimal.
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• The ILCR and the HI for the soil pathway under the residential exposure
scenario meet the NCP criteria for acceptable exposure.
• The ILCR and the HI for sediment under the commercial/industrial
exposure scenario are within the NCP criteria for acceptable exposure.
• Future land use plans include backfilling and paving the impoundment.
• The potential risk to ecological receptors, including special-status species,
is considered low because the site is small, surrounded by paved areas,
and animals are not expected to spend sufficient time at the site to
experience negative effects.
2.12 Site 28 - 26 Area Trash Haulers Maintenance Area - Groundwater
Site 28 is a level, open, unpaved facility where vehicle maintenance was performed
within the confines of the 26 Area maintenance yard.
2.12.1 Site Name. Location, and Description
Site 28 - 26 Area Trash Haulers Maintenance Area, is located in 26 Area,
approximately 1,800 feet southwest of the intersection of Vandegrift Boulevard
and Santa Margarita Road (Rgure 1-2). The site is surrounded by a chain-link
fence, with an entryway on the east. The unpaved area is graded and contains a
small concrete pad, 55 feet long by 15 feet wide, and no natural vegetation. The
area west of the fence contains natural vegetation and native soil. An unpaved
road runs adjacent to the fence and outside the maintenance yard. The Santa
Margarita River is approximately 2,000 feet west of the site. Site 24 is northeast
and Site 3 is south of the maintenance area. Site 28 slopes gently to the
southwest, parallel to the Santa Margarita River, and eventually drains to the
river farther downstream. Ridges to the east rise 300 feet above Site 28.
Land use in the vicinity of Site 28 consists of activities associated with facility
maintenance operations. Structures in the area include maintenance,
administration, heavy equipment, and communications/electronics buildings.
Military and civilian personnel are present in the immediate vicinity of the site on
a daily basis. O'Neill Lake is about 2,000 feet north of the site. East of the site is
an undeveloped hill that is classified as a maneuver area. The hill slopes steeply
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and is covered by natural vegetation (Innis-Tennebaum Architects, Inc., 1990).
The nearest designated troop housing areas are Vado Del Rio (25 Area) and
24 Area, approximately 1.5 miles northwest of the site. The Ranch House, about
1.75 miles southwest of the site, is the nearest family housing.
Future land use plans indicate that use of this site will remain the same in the
near future. However, MCB Camp Pendleton has considered removing the
maintenance yards and allowing the area to revert to its natural state.
The nearest base production well is approximately 1,600 feet slightly upgradient
from Site 28. Future use of groundwater at the site is possible.
2.12.2 Site History and Enforcement Activities
Operations at the 26 Area trash haulers maintenance area began in the 1970s
and ended in the late 1980s. The facility was operated by a contractor.
Operations were primarily performed on unpaved ground. Aboveground storage
tanks were located along the southern perimeter of the site, and hydrocarbon-
stained soil has been observed in this area. Potential contaminants include
petroleum, oil, POLs, and solvents.
Site 28 was recommended for the Rl during the preliminary review (PR) phase of
the RFA and, thus, no sampling was conducted as part of the RFA. Following
the RFA, in February 1993, two borings were advanced adjacent to the pad and
samples were collected for analysis. Maximum concentrations of contaminants
detected in these soil samples are as follows:
• Ethylbenzene - 680 ug/kg
1,1,4-TCA- 9,800 ug/kg
• 1,1,2,2-Tetrachloroethane - 270 ug/kg
• Dimethylphthalate -110 ug/kg
• Total lead - 25.6 mg/kg.
2.12.3 Summary of Site Characteristics
Rl work at Site 28 included sampling of surface and subsurface soil,
groundwater, and biota. This ROD includes the action selected for groundwater
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only; therefore, only groundwater results are presented. A two-well cluster
(shallow and intermediate depth) was installed near the concrete pad at Site 28
(Figure 2-12) to evaluate the potential for and vertical extent of groundwater
contamination.
2.12.3.1 Organic Compounds
Table 2-8 lists concentrations of organics detected in groundwater at Site 28.
Monitoring well 28W-01A contained 1,2-DCE at a concentration of 0.8 ug/l during
the fourth quarter 1994. TCE was detected at a maximum concentration of 2 jig/I
in 28W-01A during the fourth quarter 1994; this concentration exceeds the tap-
water r-PRG but not the MCL In addition, bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate and di-n-
butylphthalate were detected during the fourth quarter 1994 at maximum
concentrations of 2 and 9 |ig/l, respectively. None of the organic compounds
detected exceeded MCLs. Furthermore, TCE and 1,2-DCE were not detected in
the Site 3 monitoring wells that surround 28W-01A (3MW-02, 3MW-03, 3W-30A,
3W-29A, 3W-29B, and 3W-35A) (SWDIV, 1993a) or in the deeper well (28W-
013) at the same location as 28W-01 A.
2.12.3.2 Inorganic Compounds
Table 2-9 lists concentrations of inorganics detected in groundwater at Site 28.
Of the 11 metals detected, only beryllium, chromium, and manganese exceeded
r-PRGs. None of the inorganic compounds detected exceeded background or
MCLs.
2.12.4 Summary of Site Risks
An HHRA was conducted for Site 28 groundwater using data collected during the
Rl. The human health risk methodology is summarized in Section 2.4.4.1. The
conclusions for Site 28 groundwater are presented here in support of the decision
for no action. An ecological risk assessment was not performed because there
are no complete ecological pathways to groundwater at this site.
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2.12.4.1 Human Health Risk Characterization
Based on the human health screening for maximum detected concentrations in
groundwater, the summed site-related risk/hazard was 1x10* ILCR/<1.0 HI,
which warranted further evaluation using representative concentrations.
The site-related risk/hazard using RME concentrations was 1x1 Or6 ILCR/<0.1 HI
for the residential exposure scenario. The ILCR and the HI meet the NCR criteria
for acceptable exposure.
2.12A3 Ecological Risk Assessment
An ecological risk assessment was not performed for Site 28 groundwater
because no complete ecological exposure pathways exist at the site.
2.12.5 Description of the No Action Alternative
The no action alternative selected for Site 28 groundwater includes no
institutional or engineering controls and no containment, excavation, or treatment
technologies.
Site 28 groundwater is considered protective of human health and the
environment for the following reasons:
• The calculated ILCR for an RME under the residential exposure scenario
is 1x10-6, which meets the NCP criteria for acceptable exposure.
• The calculated HI is less than 1.0 for the residential exposure scenario.
• No chemicals were detected at concentrations exceeding MCLs.
• There are no complete exposure pathways for ecological receptors.
2.13 Site 31 - Building 210801 Transformer - Soil
Site 31 consists of a transformer mounted on a pad (No. T-21) adjacent to Building
210801.
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2.13.1 Site Name. Location, and Description
Site 31 - Building 210801 Transformer, is located in 21 Area, at the intersection
of 13th Street and 'C' Street (Rgures 1-2 and 2-13). The transformer previously
held fluid containing PCBs.
2.13.2 Site History and Enforcement Activities
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Building 210801 was constructed in 1961 and was used primarily for
administrative purposes. A survey conducted in 1990 noted fluid seeping around
the drain valve and moisture around a rusty transformer base. No base
production wells are located downgradient from Site 31. No information is
available on the date of installation or the volume of hazardous wastes that may
have leaked from the transformer. Potential contaminants include PCBs.
Previous Investigations
Site 31 was investigated in 1991 and 1992 as part of the RFA sampling visit (SV)
for Site 79. Two surface and six subsurface soil samples were collected from two
hand-augered soil borings advanced next to the transformer. RFA sampling
locations are shown in Figure 2-13. Site 31 was designated Site 79 for the RFA
SV. No groundwater samples were collected. The following organics were
detected in the surface soil sample at boring SV79B2 (SWOIV, 19936):
Arodor-1260 - 576 jig/kg
4,4'-DDE-30.5ng/kg
4,4'-DDD - 6.42 ng/kg
DieWrin - 4.29 jigfeg
Endrin aldehyde - 30.5 uxj/kg
Methoxyclor - 32.8 ng/kg.
No contaminants were detected in the remaining samples.
2.13.3 Summary of Site Characteristics and Site Risks
Rl work was not conducted at Site 31 because PCB concentrations detected in
soil during the 1991 and 1992 investigations were below Federal and State
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cleanup levels (SWDIV, 1993c and 1993d). Because of this, human health and
ecological risk assessments were not performed for the site.
Although the PCB Arodor-1260 was detected in one soil sample at a
concentration of 576 jig/kg in the 0- to 1-foot depth interval, this compound was
not detected in three samples collected at the same location at depths of 1.5 to
2.5, 2.5 to 3.5, and 4 to 5 feet or in four samples collected from another boring at
the site. The residential soil r-PRG for PCBs is 66 ug/kg (EPA, 1996). The ILCR
using the maximum concentration and dividing by the r-PRG is within the NCP
risk management decision range. A risk management decision was made for no
further action at Site 31, with concurrence by the parties to the FFA (SWDIV,
1993d and 1993e), because the maximum concentration detected is within the
Federal and State cleanup level of 1 mg/kg for PCBs. In addition, the
transformer containing PCBs has been removed, eliminating the source of
contamination (SWDIV, 19935).
2.13.4 Description of the No Action Alternative
The no action alternative for Site 31 soil includes no institutional or engineering
controls and no containment, excavation, or treatment technologies. Site 31 is
considered protective of human health and the environment for the following
reasons:
• Soil contamination was detected in only one surface soil sample, and the
risk estimated for that concentration is within the EPA's range for risk
management evaluation.
• The maximum site concentration is within State and Federal cleanup
levels.
• The source (transformer) was removed from the site.
2.14 Site 43 - Santa Margarita Basin Groundwater Study
The objectives of the Santa Margarita Basin groundwater study were to determine
whether groundwater quality throughout the Santa Margarita Basin has been affected by
developed areas on MCB Camp Pendleton; to determine whether groundwater draining
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from the Naval Ordnance Center, Pacific Decision, Fallbrook Detachment, to the base
had been affected; and to determine whether any contamination, if present, would
migrate off base.
2.14.1 Site Name. Location,, and Description
Site 43 - Santa Margarita Basin Groundwater Study, is not an individual site, but
rather a study area consisting of groundwater in the Santa Margarita Basin,
which extends along the Santa Margarita River (Rgure 1-2). The Santa
Margarita Basin is the major portion of the base where IR sites could potentially
affect the overall quality of groundwater. The Santa Margarita River is a
perennial, free-flowing river that is subject to flooding during peak rainfall events
and drains an area of about 740 square miles in San Diego and Riverside
Counties. MCB Camp Pendleton occupies 61 square miles of the lower end of
the basin. The Site 43 study includes only those monitoring wells installed under
CERCLA investigations even though the Santa Margarita Basin contains other
monitoring wells. This study was originally basewide; however, because most of
the potential groundwater problems are within the Santa Margarita Basin, the
basewide study was divided into two subset studies: inside and outside the
Santa Margarita Basin. The studies outside the basin are not part of this ROD.
Site 43 is divided into the Upper, Chappo, and Ysidora subbasins. Vegetation
ranges from sparse to dense throughout the basin. Rgures 2-14 and 2-15 show
the base areas that could have contributed to any contamination along the river.
Each area contains a variety of facilities, ranging from MCAS operations to
welding shops. Base drinking water production wells are located throughout the
Santa Margarita Basin; groundwater is the sole water supply for the base.
2.14.2 Site History and Enforcement Activities
The base obtains all of its domestic and agricultural water supply from
groundwater. The Santa Margarita Basin is the most important source of drinking
water on the base. O'Neill Lake is a 1,200-acre-foot reservoir on Fallbrook
Creek, a minor tributary of the Santa Margarita River along the Upper subbasin.
Most of the water stored in the lake is diverted from the nearby Santa Margarita
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River and is currently being used for recreation, training purposes, and
groundwater recharge (Leedshill-Herkenhoff, Inc., 1988). The elevation of the
river ranges from sea level to 110 feet above mean sea level (msl).
No information is available on the quantities of contaminants received by
groundwater in the Santa Margarita Basin. Most types of contaminants found on
MCB Camp Pendletpn could be potentially found in groundwater. Potential
sources of contaminants included those upgradient from base water production
wells and those that could affect groundwater in alluvial aquifers and potentially
migrate off base. However, the boundaries of MCB Camp Pendleton extend to
the Pacific Ocean.
Many reports have been prepared on the water supply and water facilities at
MCB Camp Pendleton, including the occurrence, quality, institutional aspects,
and plans for development of water in the Santa Margarita Basin (U.S.
Geological Survey [USGS], 1953 and 1954; Shlemon, 1979; Leedshill-
Herkenhoff, Inc., 1988; Law/Crandall, Inc., 1995; SWDIV, 1993a and 1995a).
These reports were reviewed for the Rl of Group C sites, are included in the
Administrative Record, and are referenced herein as appropriate.
2.14.3 Summary of Site Characteristics
Group A, Group B, and Group C site wells, Site 23 wells, and base drinking water
wells in the Santa Margarita Basin were sampled to investigate potential
contamination of groundwater along the Santa Margarita River for the Site 43
study.
No monitoring wells were installed specifically for the Site 43 study. The study
includes data collected from 135 groundwater monitoring wells installed within
the basin as part of the Rl of Group A, Group B, and Group C sites, including 6
Site 23 wells; 9 wells installed during previous investigations; 11 base drinking
water production wells; and 6 hydropunch-type sample locations. Rl sites in the
study area include Sites 1D, 3, 4, 4A, 5, 6, 7, 10,16,17, 22, 23, 24, 27, 28, 29,
30, and 35. The wells installed as part of the CERCLA investigations include 31
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two-well clusters (shallow and intermediate) and 20 three-well clusters (shallow,
intermediate, and deep). The single wells are shallow and are screened across
the water table. Monitoring wells, base production wells, and hydropunch-type
sample locations are shown in Figures 2-14 and 2-15.
2.14.3.1 Hydrogeology
The aquifer of the Santa Margarita Basin consists of saturated, unconsolidated,
alluvial valley-fill sediments. Local perched or confined aquifers could occur in
the basin or subbasins. The unconsolidated valley-fill sequence is composed of
sediments deposited by streams and rivers within the confines of a valley. The
alluvial deposits fill a channel that was eroded into bedrock strata. The deposits
directly overlie the bedrock floor and are bounded laterally by the bedrock walls
of the valley. The alluvial valley-fill sequence, which is absent near the edge of
the valley, is more than 200 feet thick in the center of the valley. The water table
throughout the valley floor is approximately 5 to 15 feet below ground surface.
The Santa Margarita Basin is divided by topographic constrictions into three
subbasins. The Upper subbasin has a surface area of approximately 860 acres,
the Chappo subbasin has a surface area of approximately 2,640 acres, and the
Ysidora subbasin has a surface area of approximately 1,020 acres.
Potentiometric surface contours for the water table throughout the Santa
Margarita Basin are presented in Rgures 2-14 and 2-15, which are separated into
upper and lower Santa Margarita Basins for clarity. The maps cover a large area,
portions of which contain few if any wells. Groundwater contours in areas with
few or no wells are based on general hydrogeologic principles and extrapolation
of trends from documented areas. Groundwater flow is perpendicular to
groundwater elevation contours.
Aquifer hydraulic characteristics vary throughout the basin. Site-specific aquifer
test data are discussed in detail in the individual site descriptions in the draft final
Rl reports for Group A, Group B, and Group C sites (SWDIV, 1993a, 1995a, and
1996b). The grain size of strata in the center of the basin is generally coarser
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relative to strata on the edges of the basin. The edges of the basin contain more
interbeds of silt and clay strata than the center of the basin. The greater
proportion of fine-grained strata near the basin edges corresponds to lower
hydraulic conductivities near the basin edges than in the center of the basin.
During the Rl for Sites 4, 4A, 6, 16, 17, and 27, solvents were detected in
groundwater at concentrations that, although low, exceed MCLs for drinking
water. These sites are all located in the same geographic area and are
collectively referred to as the 22/23 Area groundwater project. Computer
modeling was performed to evaluate a no action scenario and several remedial
alternatives for this groundwater area. The USGS three-dimensional, finite-
difference MODFLOW model was used to simulate groundwater flow in the
Chappo subbasin, with a finer grid in the 22/23 Area portion of the subbasin. The
MT3D model was used to evaluate solute transport of the COCs. Both of these
numerical models are described in detail in Appendix C of the feasibility study
(FS) report for OU2, including the model calibration parameters and results of the
sensitivity analysis (SWDIV, 1996g).
A two-layer model was selected and displays two distinct zones of conductivity.
The upper zone is an unconfined aquifer, and the lower zone is an unconfineoV
semiconfined aquifer. Figure 2-16 shows the area modeled in relation to Site 43.
The flow model was calibrated to match an estimated water budget of recharge
and discharge elements (Leedshill-Herkenoff, Inc., 1988). MCB Camp Pendleton
and the Navy have been provided with disks of the basic calibrated flow model
and the MT3D program.
The models, when used by a qualified person skilled in hydrogeokxjy and in
numerical modeling techniques, can be used to evaluate changes in flow patterns
in the basin resulting from changes in the pumping rates of the various base
drinking water production wells, changes to capture zones resulting from
changes in pumping rates, and the fate and transport of any future releases of
contaminants into groundwater in that portion of the basin.
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2.14.3.2 Nature and Extent of Contamination
This section summarizes the analytical results from multiple rounds of
groundwater sampling at the individual sites included in the Santa Margarita
Basin groundwater study. Assessment of the data indicates no regional pattern
of contamination throughout the Santa Margarita Basin. Groundwater
contamination is localized within specific portions of the basin, as related to
specific sites. Detailed results for sites within the basin are presented in the
documents indicated below:
Site Document
4/4A, 6,16,17,27 FS for OU2 (SWDIV, 1996g)
1D Group C Rl report (SWDIV, 1996b)
3 Group A Rl report (SWDIV, 1993a)
5 Group A Rl report (SWDIV, 1993a)
7 Group B Rl report and technical addendum
(SWDIV, 1995aand 1996a)
10 Group C HHRA work plan (SWDIV, 1995d)
22 Group B Rl report and technical addendum
(SWDIV, 1995a and 1996a)
23 Group C Rl report (SWDIV, 1996b)
24 Group A Rl report (SWDIV, 1993a)
28 Group C Rl report (SWDIV, 1996b)
30 Group C Rl report (SWDIV, 1996b)
Figure 2-16 shows the extent of contamination. Table 2-10 lists the COPCs for
the Site 43 study, as determined from the HHRA. No background values were
calculated as part of the Site 43 study; however, site-specific background values
are presented in the appropriate Rl reports.
VOCs are the only COCs detected in the Santa Margarita Basin, primarily in the
22/23 Area. The FS for OU4 will address chtoromethane, 1,1-DCA,
1,1-dichloroethene (1,1 -DCE), 1,2-DCA, 1,2-DCE (total), 1,2-dichloropropane,
TCE, and vinyl chloride in 22/23 Area groundwater and evaluate remedial
alternatives that could be implemented to remove these constituents from
groundwater.
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2.14.4 Summary of Site Risks
HHRAs were conducted for the individual IR sites located within the Santa
Margarita Basin study area; the results are summarized herein. EcoRAs were
not required because there are no known pathways for exposure of ecological
receptors to groundwater. The results are presented here in support of a
decision for no further study at Site 44.
2.14.4.1 Human Health Risk Characterization
Groundwater within the Santa Margarita Basin is either currently used or could be
used for drinking water according to the Water Quality Control Plan for the San
Diego Basin (RWQCB, 1994). In accordance with RAGS, Volume 1, Part B
(EPA, 1991b), the risk/hazard associated with groundwater was evaluated for a
residential exposure. This scenario includes ingestion of drinking water,
inhalation during cooking or showering, and dermal absorption during showering.
The ILCR and the systemic toxicity HI were calculated for groundwater at each
site. Both the maximum concentration risk screening and the representative risk
screening using RME concentrations were evaluated for the residential scenario.
Results for the maximum risk screening are presented for sites where
representative concentrations were not evaluated. Results using RME
concentrations are presented for sites that were evaluated using representative
concentrations. Table 2-11 presents the results of the HHRA for the Rl sites
included in Site 43.
The results indicate that most of the groundwater within Site 43 is within the
criteria for acceptable exposure established in the NCP (EPA, 1990). However,
risk is elevated for groundwater within the boundary of the 22/23 Area
groundwater plume.
2.14.4.2 Ecological Risk Assessment
An ecological assessment was not performed for the Santa Margarita Basin
groundwater study because there are no known pathways to ecological
receptors.
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2.14.5 Description of the No Action Alternative
No further action in the form of a basinwide study is required for Site 43.
Groundwater remediation, if warranted, is addressed individually for the sites that
constitute the basinwide study.
2.15 Site 44 - Santa Margarita Basin Surface-Water and Sediment Study
The objectives of the Santa Margarita Basin surface-water and sediment study were to
evaluate surface-water and sediment quality upstream and downstream from developed
areas along the Santa Margarita River, assess environmental impacts of any
contaminants, determine ecological risk, and formulate possible recommendations for
remedial action.
2.15.1 Site Name. Location, and Description
Site 44 - Santa Margarita Basin Surface-Water and Sediment Study, is located
along the Santa Margarita River (Figure 1-2) and consists of areas upstream and
downstream from developed areas. The Santa Margarita River is subject to
flooding during peak rainfall events. As with Site 43, this is not an individual site,
but rather is an area of study.
2.15.2 Site History and Enforcement Activities
The base diverts surface water from the Santa Margarita River to fill O'Neill Lake
and recharge groundwater, but none of the surface water directly enters the base
domestic and agricultural water-supply systems (Leedshill-Herkenhoff, Inc.,
1988). Potential wastes include POLs from motor pool maintenance areas,
solvents from armories, battery acid and solvents from maintenance shops,
diesel and gasoline from vehicle fuel stations, and metals from firing ranges.
Previous ecological investigations have been conducted at O'Neill Lake and the
Santa Margarita River (Hunsaker, 1992; Gates and Shaw, 1993). The water-
supply and water facilities at the base, including the occurrence, quality,
institutional aspects, and plans for development of water in the Santa Margarita
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Basin, have also been studied by previous investigators (Leedshill-Herkenhoff,
1988; Law/Crandall, Inc., 1995) and documented in the Rl reports for Group A
and Group B sites (SWDIV, 1993a and 1995a). Previous studies of sediment in
the Santa Margarita Basin are limited to investigations of individual sites reported
in the Group A and Group B Rl reports (SWDIV, 1993a and 1995a).
2.15.3 Summary of SHe Characteristics
Sampling at Site 44 included surface water, sediment, and biota upstream and
downstream along the river. Surface-water and sediment samples were
collected from five locations along the Santa Margarita River specifically for the
Site 44 study. Sample locations are shown in Rgure 1-2. Sample locations are
numbered 25J through 25N. The rationale for each sample location is described
below.
• 25J, Santa Margarita River, upstream from 27 Area and the Naval
Regional Medical Center (NRMC); downstream from the Naval Ordnance
Center, Pacific Division, Fallbrook Detachment
• 25K, drainage to O'Neill Lake above Santa Margarita Riven same as 25J,
different drainage
• 25L, Santa Margarita River, downstream from 26 and 27 Areas; upstream
from 22,23,24,25, and 33 Areas
• 25M, Santa Margarita River, downstream from 22, 23, and 33 Areas and
Sewage Treatment Plant No. 3 in 22 Area; upstream from Box Canyon
landfill, Range 401, Sewage Treatment Plant No. 13 in 20 Area, and
Santa Margarita coastal wetland
• 25N, Santa Margarita River, downstream from Box Canyon landfill, Range
401, and Sewage Treatment Plant No. 13; upstream from Santa Margarita
coastal wetland.
In addition, data from Site 29 (25 Area) surface-water and sediment samples
were used for the Site 44 study. Site 29 samples were not analyzed for organic
compounds.
Site 44 surface-water samples were analyzed for CLP metals, VOCs, SVOCs,
and general chemistry. Site 44 sediment samples were analyzed for CLP metals,
VOCs, and SVOCs.
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Habitat characteristics for terrestrial habitats were determined from the MCB
Camp Pendleton habitat maps. More detailed mapping was not conducted
because the levels of contaminants indicated little risk for terrestrial receptors.
Habitat types are presented in Rgure 2-17.
During October 1995, biological samples were collected at sample locations 25J
and 25L for the Site 44 study. One aquatic invertebrate sample and one fish
sample were collected at each site. Samples were analyzed for CLP metals.
Information from earlier ecological investigations of the Santa Margarita River
and O'Neill Lake (Hunsaker, 1992; Cates and Shaw, 1993) was reviewed for use
in the ecological risk assessment.
The following sections describe the physical characteristics of Site 44, including
surface features, surface-water hydrology, geology and soils, hydrogeology,
demography and land use, and ecology, and summarize analytical results for
surface-water, sediment, and biota sampling.
2.15.3.1 Physical Characteristics
Site 44 is located along the Santa Margarita River. The basin contains light to
dense vegetation throughout. The on-base portion of the basin is bordered by
O'Neill Lake on the east and by the Pacific Ocean on the west. Surrounding the
basin are low rolling hills, canyons, and mountains.
The Santa Margarita River is a perennial braided stream that flows southwesterly
and eventually discharges into the Pacific Ocean. The banks of the river range
from 1 to 20 feet high and, in some areas, are artificially maintained by riprap.
Four bridges (Basilone Road, Rifle Range Road, Stuart Mesa Road, and
Interstate 5) cross the river but typically do not restrict surface flow in the
channel. Although surface water at the base is not used for consumption, it is
important for groundwater recharge and for maintaining water levels in O'Neill
Lake.
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The geology of Site 44 consists primarily of stream-deposited younger
Quaternary alluvium. The alluvium consists of interbedded, fine- to coarse-
grained, unconsolidated sand, silt, and sand, interspersed with clay lenses.
Land use throughout the basin consists of a variety of activities and operations,
including warehousing, administration, training, recreation, mess, troop housing,
single- and multiple-family housing, vehicle maintenance, the MCAS, utility
storage facilities, and hazardous materials storage buildings. Military and civilian
personnel are present in the immediate vicinity of these activities on a daily basis.
The designated troop housing areas within the basin include Headquarters Area,
Del Mar (21) Area, Chappo (22) Area, 24 Area, Vado Del Rio (25) Area, and
Margarita (33) Area. Single- and multiple-family housing within the basin include
the Ranch House, De Luz Housing, Stuart Mesa Housing, and Wire Mountain
Housing.
Surface-water runoff can play a role in the transport of surface contaminants into
the Santa Margarita River, particularly from the more industrialized areas of the
base, such as the 22 and 23 Areas. The surface topography provides for
surface-water discharge points into the Santa Margarita River. These points
have not been mapped by the base, and such an effort was beyond the scope of
the Rl. The surface-water and sediment study was designed to identify any
existing source areas, such as the MCAS, by collecting upstream and
downstream samples, particularly in the industrialized areas.
Future land use plans indicate that use of this site will not change (Innis-
Tennebaum Architects, Inc., 1990). Some developed areas are adjacent to the
river and within the 100-year floodplain. Future residential land use adjacent to
the river is considered improbable given current development plans and current
land use.
Base production wells are located throughout the Santa Margarita Basin.
Because groundwater represents the entire water supply on base, future use of
groundwater throughout the basin is likely to continue.
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The lacustrine/riverine habitat of Site 44 consists of O'Neill Lake and the Santa
Margarita River, running from its confluence with DeLuz Creek downstream to
the Santa Margarita estuary (Site 45). These habitats are considered warm-
water fisheries and aquatic life habitats.
O'Neill Lake receives water from Fallbrook Creek, a diversion ditch from the
Santa Margarita River, and from small local drainages. The bottom of the lake is
flat and consists of fine-grained sediment (Cates and Shaw, 1993). During
March 1995, the upper half of the lake shoreline was dominated by cattail and
bulrush stands. O'Neill Lake fish species caught by gill net in March 1995 include
brown bullheads (average 12 inches long), black crappies (average 7.4 inches),
golden shiners (average 4.3 inches), and a largemouth bass (13.5 inches)
(Table 2-12). Fish captured from the lake in January 1992 as part of a previous
study include all of these species, plus channel catfish, bluegill, and green
sunfish (Cates and Shaw, 1993).
Fallbrook Creek, at the inlet to O'Neill Lake, is a sandy-bottomed stream with
intermittent stands of bulrush. Spawning and young bluegill and largemouth
bass, bullfrogs, and unidentified toad species were observed in the stream during
March 1995. The stream invertebrates observed are typical of fresh, warm-water
environments and include crayfish and various aquatic insects.
During the March 1995 surveys, the main stem of the Santa Margarita River was
sampled for fish and aquatic invertebrates at sample locations 25J, 25M, 25L,
and 25N; below Site 29; near Site 30; and at the upper end of the estuary
(Site 45). Samples were also collected from some of these locations in October
1995. The river sites were uniformly characterized as shallow, shifting sand
bottoms, with limited habitat for fish and invertebrates, adjacent to stream-edge
riparian vegetation and brush clumps. Fish species and invertebrates are limited
in diversity and very similar at all river sites. Arroyo chub, carp, and brown
bullhead are the dominant fish species. These same species were identified as
dominant species for the lower river in extensive surveys by Hunsaker (1992).
Bullfrog tadpoles were observed at most river sites.
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At some locations, the river is dry at certain times of the year and must be
recolonized by animals when the locations are rewetted. For example, the
stretch of river that includes locations 25M and 25N contained approximately
1 foot of water but was devoid of fish (as determined from 100-meter
electrofishing effort at both locations) during March 1995. The upstream location
(25M) was also dry in mid December and apparently was not recolonized during
the intervening months. Location 25N may have been dry for a short period
between December and March as well. In addition to such intermittent, local
extinctions, the wide, shallow, sandy habitat offers no feeding or cover areas for
aquatic organisms, even when wet. The fish and invertebrates cluster along the
stream margins in the cover of overhanging riparian vegetation.
Rgure 2-17 illustrates the habitats found within the Santa Margarita Basin, as
derived from maps developed by the base in 1987. The ecological evaluation
focused on sample locations 25J, 25K. and 25L (Rgure 2-17). Valley-foothill
riparian habitat is the predominant habitat for all three sample locations.
Dominant plant species include cottonwood, willow, tree tobacco, and giant reed.
Understory plant species include poison oak, wild rose, and stinging nettle. Bird
species observed at these sample locations include northern harrier, ruby-
crowned kinglet, California townee, and yellow-breasted chat. Small mammal
species trapped within the basin during March 1995 include deer mice, brush
mice, San Diego pocket mice, and California mice. No amphibians or reptiles
were observed during the surveys.
2.15.3.2 Surface Water
Surface-water samples were collected during the first and fourth quarters 1994
and the first quarter 1995.
Organic Compounds
Benzoic acid, bis(2-ethyihexyl)phthalate, and N-nitrosodiphenylamine were the
only organics detected; concentrations were within ecological screening levels.
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Inorganic Compounds
Of the eight inorganics detected, only lead and mercury exceeded ecological
screening levels. Lead was detected only once, at a concentration of 12 ug/l in
sample 25SW01N during the fourth quarter 1994. Mercury was detected during
the fourth quarter 1994 at concentrations ranging from 0.21 to 0.35 ng/l in
samples 29SW003, 29SW005, and 29SW006.
2.15.3.3 Sediment
Organic Compounds
No organic compounds were detected at concentrations exceeding ecological
screening levels. Toluene and xylene were detected in 25SD01M at
concentrations ranging from 6 to 7 ug/kg. Benzole acid and phthalates were
detected at several sampling locations but at concentrations below preliminary
limits of exposure. Styrene and PCE were detected in the duplicate sample from
sample location 25M at a concentration of 1 ug/kg each, but neither was detected
in the original sample. No preliminary limits of exposure are available for styrene
or PCE. No other organics were detected in sediment at Site 44 at
concentrations exceeding preliminary limits of exposure.
Inorganic Compounds
Of the 11 inorganics detected, only barium and manganese exceeded ecological
screening levels. The maximum concentrations detected were 146mg/kg for
barium and 502 mg/kg for manganese. No metals were detected at
concentrations exceeding background.
2.15.3.4 Biota
Table 2-13 lists maximum concentrations of inorganic chemicals detected in biota
samples collected from the Santa Margarita River at Site 44 sample locations.
Aquatic invertebrate samples consisting of crayfish and mixed invertebrates were
collected at sample locations 25J and 25L. The aquatic invertebrate samples
from location 25J contained detectable concentrations of aluminum, arsenic,
barium, cadmium, copper, iron, lead, manganese, mercury, nickel, selenium, and
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zinc. The samples from location 25L contained aluminum, arsenic, barium,
copper, iron, lead, manganese, mercury, nickel, vanadium, and zinc.
Fish samples were also collected at sample locations 25J and 25L (Table 2-13).
Chub and mosquitofish samples from location 25J contained detectable
concentrations of aluminum, barium, chromium, copper, iron, lead, manganese,
mercury, nickel, and zinc. The samples from location 25L contained aluminum,
barium, copper, iron, lead, manganese, mercury, selenium, and zinc.
2.15.4 Summary of Site Risks
An HHRA was not conducted at Site 44, but an EcoRA was. The results are
summarized in this section in support of the conclusion for no action at Site 44.
2.15.4.1 Human Health Risk Characterization
The pathways for human receptors to surface water and sediment in the Santa
Margarita Basin are not complete because surface water is present only
seasonally, in densely vegetated areas that do not support a chronic exposure to
humans.
2.15.4.2 Ecological Risk Assessment
The baseline EcoRA evaluated potential threats to the environment in the
absence of any remedial action (the no action alternative) and characterized the
toxicity of COPECs, possible exposure pathways, potential ecological receptors,
assessment and measurement endpoints, and the upper boundary on potential
risks under conditions defined for the site.
The routes of exposure quantified for the Santa Margarita River in this EcoRA
were ingestion of surface water by terrestrial mammals and birds, ingestion of
and direct contact with sediments and surface waters by aquatic organisms, and
ingestion of aquatic organisms from the Santa Margarita River by terrestrial
mammals and birds.
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The Santa Margarita River has an aquatic habitat, with fringe terrestrial and
wetland habitats. The assessment endpoints selected include impacts to
terrestrial, wetland, and aquatic habitats and the plant and wildlife species
associated with these habitats. Potential impacts were measured using the
following methods:
• Comparison of preliminary COPECs in sediment and surface water with
preliminary limits of exposure for sediment and surface water
• Collection of aquatic organisms species for tissue testing
• Comparison of aquatic communities (or factors that could affect them)
with reference locations.
The ecological conceptual site model for the Santa Margarita River is presented
in Figure 2-18. The habitats along the Santa Margarita River include desert
riparian, coastal scrub, annual grassland, and lacustrine/riverine. Ecological
receptors that could be exposed include terrestrial and aquatic species.
Preliminary COPECs identified in sediment and surface water in the Santa
Margarita River include metals, pesticides, and other organic chemicals.
To assess risks in the Santa Margarita River, exposure point concentrations were
selected on a sample-location-specific basis for sediment and surface water and
for the entire site for biota. The maximum detected concentration of each
preliminary COPEC in sediment or surface water at each sample location was
chosen as the exposure point concentration for that medium and sample location.
By selecting an exposure point concentration for each sample location, potential
ecological risks could be evaluated in an upstream-to-downstream fashion.
The maximum detected concentration of each COPEC in each type of biota (i.e.,
aquatic invertebrates or fish) collected throughout Site 44 was selected as the
exposure point concentration for the site. Target species would not likely feed
exclusively at one point along the Santa Margarita Riven therefore, risks due to
ingestion of biota were evaluated for the entire site in contrast to risks due to
sediment and surface water, which were evaluated on a sample-location-specific
basis.
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Quantitative comparisons were conducted on a sample-location-specific basis
and final COPECs were selected for each medium and exposure pathway using
the following guidelines:
• HQ<1: Potential risk was considered low and the chemical was not
retained as a final COPEC.
• HQ>1: Potential risk was considered low to high, depending on the
magnitude of the HQ, and the chemical was retained as a final COPEC.
Toxicity screening for sediment was conducted on a sample-location-specific
basis. One time detections of volatile organics without preliminary limits of
exposure (PCE and styrene) are not considered a risk to ecological receptors
because of the low concentrations detected (1 ng/kg), the lack of an upstream
source, and the uncertainty in the detection given that the volatiles were detected
only in the duplicate sample, not in the original sample. The final COPECs for
sediments in the Santa Margarita River were barium and manganese.
HQs for the final COPECs for sediments were less than 5, with the exception of
barium, which had an HQ of 7.3. This range indicates that potential risks to
ecological receptors exposed to sediment are low to medium and that
concentrations could reflect naturally occurring levels for the Santa Margarita
River because sediment concentrations are within the background range for soils
for the Santa Margarita Basin.
Toxicity screening for surface water was also conducted on a sample-location-
specific basis. All final COPECs for surface water in the Santa Margarita River
were based on aquatic organism exposure to surface water; there are no
potential risks to terrestrial organisms ingesting surface water. The final
COPECs for surface water were mercury and chloride, with HQ values ranging
from 18 to 32 and 1.8 to 50, respectively.
These COPECs exceeded chronic preliminary limits of exposure; chloride also
exceeded acute preliminary limits of exposure. The HQs for mercury were
similar for upstream and downstream sample locations, indicating that Site 29 is
not a source of mercury in the Santa Margarita River. In addition, sample
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location 25N is at the upper end of the Santa Margarita River estuary (Site 45),
and the manganese detected in sediment and the chloride detected in surface
water at this location could reflect the marine influence in the estuary. Overall,
the potential risks to aquatic organisms exposed to surface water in the Santa
Margarita River are medium.
Toxicity screening for chemicals detected in aquatic biota indicated that metals
could be present in aquatic invertebrates and fish at levels potentially harmful to
secondary receptors (raccoons and great blue herons) feeding on them.
The HQs for the upstream sampling location were similar to those for the
downstream (potentially affected) locations, indicating that the inorganic
concentrations could reflect naturally occurring levels for the Santa Margarita
River. The HQs for ingestion of aquatic biota were all less than 60 and did not
change significantly from upstream to downstream locations. In addition,
potential risks to great blue herons were less than those for raccoons. The
overall potential risk to wildlife feeding exclusively on aquatic invertebrates and
fish in the Santa Margarita River is low to medium.
Aquatic invertebrates collected in the river were compared against reference
values. HQs for all chemicals detected in aquatic invertebrates were less than
10, indicating that bioaccumulation of metals in invertebrates living in the Santa
Margarita River is not significantly different from bioaccumulation in unimpacted
reference areas.
The final COPECs in sediment were barium and manganese. Background
concentrations were not available for sediments in the Santa Margarita River, but
the concentrations observed could be within naturally occurring concentrations.
In addition, the highest concentrations of barium and manganese were detected
at the northern end of the Santa Margarita coastal estuary (Site 45). The
concentration of barium at this location (146 mg/kg) was only slightly higher than
the background concentration for Site 45 (142 mg/kg). The concentration of
manganese was only slightly higher than the sediment preliminary limit of
exposure (HQ of 1.1) and could reflect marine influences.
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Potential risks from ingestion of biota were evaluated using raccoon and great
blue heron as target species. The great blue heron is the primary species of
concern for the Santa Margarita River, and the estimated risks for this receptor
are low (HQs near 1). The risk estimates indicated that cadmium and mercury
levels could be potentially harmful to raccoons. The raccoon tends to be a more
sensitive species based on the risk model used and the results may not
accurately reflect actual conditions, resulting in an overestimation of the potential
risks.
Sediment and surface water at Site 44 (Santa Margarita River) are not
recommended for further ecological action. The risks identified appear to reflect
naturally occurring conditions rather than site-related basewide activities.
2.15.5 Description of the No Action Alternative
The no action alternative selected for Site 44 surface water and sediment
includes no institutional or engineering controls and no containment, excavation,
or treatment technologies. Site 44 is considered protective of human health and
the environment for the following reasons:
• No complete pathway was identified for human exposure to surface water
and sediment in the Santa Margarita Basin.
• The chemicals identified as potential contributors to ecological risk are
most likely within naturally occurring concentrations for the Santa
Margarita River.
• Concentrations and HQs for final COPECs in surface water are similar for
upstream and downstream locations. In addition, estimated risks
associated with chloride could have been overestimated because of
marine water influence, which could account for the increased levels of
chloride.
• Estimated ecological risk to secondary receptors feeding on fish and
aquatic invertebrates are very low (HQs near 1).
2.16 Site 45 - Santa Margarita Coastal Wetland Study
The objectives of the Site 45 study were to evaluate whether developed areas
upstream/upgradient from the site have contaminated coastal wetlands; assess the
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environmental impacts of contamination, if present; perform an EcoRA; and formulate
possible recommendations for remedial action (Figure 1-2).
Site 45 includes Homo Canyon, which was used as background for the wetland study
because it is in the middle of the large coastal drainage area of MCB Camp Pendleton
and probably has experienced only minor (if any) impact from base operations. Homo
Canyon is not part of the four wetlands located within base boundaries. Surface soil,
surface-water, sediment, and biota samples were collected from the Santa Margarita
coastal wetland and background sediment samples were collected from Homo Canyon
as part of the Site 45 study.
2.16.1 Site Name. Location, and Description
Site 45 - Santa Margarita Coastal Wetland Study, is located at the mouth of the
Santa Margarita River and is the largest of four coastal wetlands on MCB Camp
Pendleton (Figure 1-2). Site 45 covers an area of approximately 420 acres and
occupies most of the floodplain from the coast to more than 0.5 mile inland of
Interstate 5. The area is bordered on the north by a plateau that rises 100 feet
above the wetland, on the south and southeast by Camp Del Mar, and on the
west by the Pacific Ocean. Stuart Mesa Road and Interstate 5 traverse the
wetland. No base production wells are located near the Santa Margarita coastal
wetland or Homo Canyon.
2.16.2 Site History and Enforcement Activities
The coastal areas of MCB Camp Pendleton historically have been used for
training. The wetlands on base have been protected throughout much of the
base's history. Personnel are restricted from intruding on any sensitive
ecological habitats. The site includes a wide variety of flora and fauna species
(Figure 2-19) and is subject to flooding during peak rainfall events. Several
potential upstream sources of contamination include Rl Sites 1D, 2B, 7, and 30;
21 Area; the 20 Area sewage treatment plant; Range 401; 11 other Rl sites; a
small portion of an impact area; and the 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, and 33 Areas
(farther up the Santa Margarita River). Potential contaminants include metals,
VOCs, SVOCs, various hydrocarbons, and pesticides and herbicides:
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No known previous investigations of potential contamination have been
performed at Site 45. However, ecological studies have been conducted in the
estuary (e.g., Salata, 1981; Hollis et a!., 1988), and the resulting reports were
reviewed for the Site 45 study.
2.16.3 Summary of Site Characteristics
Rl work at Site 45 involved surface soil, surface-water, sediment, and biological
sampling to investigate potential contamination of the Santa Margarita coastal
wetland due to various base areas located along the Santa Margarita River.
Surface-water and sediment samples were collected from eight locations in the
Site 45 wetland. Streambed sediment samples were collected where the stream
enters and leaves the wetland; the remaining sediment samples were collected
between these two points. Six sediment samples and eight surface soil samples
were to be collected from Homo Canyon to determine background
concentrations. However, sediment samples could not be collected because no
surface water was present; as a result, 14 surface soil samples were instead
collected for background. No background surface-water samples were collected
from the canyon because no surface water was present.
Surface-water samples were analyzed for CLP metals, VOCs and SVOCs,
TPH-d, TPH-g, pesticides and PCBs, chlorinated herbicides, and general
chemistry.
With the exception of general chemistry parameters, sediment samples were
analyzed for the same parameters as surface water.
A total of 23 soil samples were collected randomly throughout the wetland from
15 surface soil and 8 background surface soil locations to characterize potential
soil contamination in the coastal wetland at Site 45. Background surface soil
samples were collected from Homo Canyon and were analyzed using the same
methods as for the sediment samples.
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Invertebrate and fish samples were collected during June 1995. The invertebrate
samples consisted of three composites plus one duplicate composite: two
terrestrial composites and one aquatic composite, plus one aquatic composite in
duplicate. The composite samples consisted of subsamples collected at and
around the areas where the highest chemical concentrations were detected and
in the wetland areas closer to the beach. The fish samples consisted of three
composites. Each sample was composited from subsamples collected from the
estuary between the beach and Interstate 5. Samples were analyzed for CLP
metals, pesticides, and PCBs.
Perennial surface-water bodies in the vicinity of Site 45 are the Pacific Ocean
and the Santa Margarita River, which runs through the site. Water is often visible
in pools on site during winter months. Excess surface water from significant
rainfall events percolates into the subsurface, evaporates, or runs off the site and
discharges into the Santa Margarita River or the Pacific Ocean.
The Site 45 coastal wetland is the area where the Santa Margarita Basin meets
the Pacific Ocean. The geology of the wetland consists of stream-deposited and
wave-reworked younger Quaternary beach deposits. The deposits consist
primarily of fine- to coarse-grained, unconsolidated, well-rounded sand
interspersed with minor silt, clay, and gravel. Coastal sands are predominantly
quartz-rich, with occasional heavy mineral lags.
The Santa Margarita coastal wetland is off limits to personnel, although AC/S.ES
MCB Camp Pendleton personnel visit the site occasionally. Land use in the
vicinity of the site consists of agricultural farmland to the north and Camp Del Mar
to the south. The nearest designated troop housing area is located in Camp Del
Mar. The nearest family housing area is Stuart Mesa Housing, approximately
1.5 miles northeast of the site.
Future land use plans indicate that use of this site will not change. The likelihood
of future residential land use is considered low because the area is a wetland.
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No base production welts are located downgradient from the coastal wetland.
Saltwater intrusion into the groundwater-bearing aquifer makes future use of
groundwater highly unlikely.
The Santa Margarita estuary (Site 45) is a broad, shallow, sandy-bottomed area
of tidal influence containing river outwash woody debris and occasional high
freshwater flows. As such, the estuary contains a variety of freshwater and
estuarine/saltwater fish and invertebrate species. In addition to the limited
sampling of fish in June 1995 and invertebrates in March and June 1995 for the
Rl, extensive surveys of the estuary were conducted by previous investigators
(Salata, 1981; Hollis et al., 1988; Hunsaker, 1992).
Freshwater, marine, and estuarine fish species previously cataloged from the
estuary are listed in Table 2-14. In addition, California killifish, striped mullet, and
gray smoothhound were observed in June 1995 during limited seining in the
middle portion of the estuary. A total of 23 fish species have been identified in
the estuary, including the threatened tidewater goby, which was observed in the
upper estuary in low numbers (Hunsaker, 1992).
Aquatic invertebrate species abundance and diversity in the estuary are highly
influenced by regular tidal flushing (Salata, 1981; Hollis et al., 1988). Diversity in
the Santa Margarita estuary has been influenced at various times by the
availability of a conduit from the estuary to the ocean. The estuary is now open
to the ocean but has been closed off by sandbars during previous years (Hollis
et al., 1988). Invertebrates previously sampled from the estuary include a wide
variety of estuarine and marine species (Table 2-15). In addition, striped and
yellow shore crabs were collected from the middle estuary in June 1995.
The dominant habitats at Site 45 are estuarine and coastal dune (Rgure 2-19).
The estuarine habitat consists of both salt marsh and coastal brackish marsh.
Plant species in these habitats include pickleweed, willow, and coyote brush. No
mammals, reptiles, or amphibians were observed on site.
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2.16.3.1 Surf ace Water
Surface-water samples were collected during the fourth quarter 1994 and the first
and second quarters 1995.
Organic Compounds
The only organic compound detected in surface-water samples from Site 45 at a
concentration exceeding ecological screening levels was 4,4'-DDT during the
fourth quarter 1994. In addition, TCE, DCE, 2-butanone, and acetone were
detected in surface water at Site 45. Benzole acid and bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
were each detected at a maximum concentration of 1 ug/l. Endrin ketone,
4,4'-DDT, and beta-BHC were detected during the fourth quarter 1994 at
concentrations of 0.034, 0.32, and 0.13 ug/l, respectively. The maximum
concentration of TPH-d was 920 \ig/\ during the second quarter 1995. No other
organic analytes were detected at Site 45.
Inorganic Compounds
Of the 11 inorganics detected, only aluminum, cyanide, lead, and manganese
exceeded ecological screening levels. No background concentrations are
available for comparison with surface-water samples.
2.16.3.2 Sediment
Organic Compounds
Several volatiles (2-butanone, acetone, and methylene chloride), PAHs
(benzo[k]fluoranthene, fluoranthene, naphthalene, and pyrene), and semivolatiles
(benzoic acid, carbon disutfide, N-nitroso-di-n-propylamine, and phthalates) were
detected in sediment samples from Site 45.
Chlorinated pesticides (4,4'-DOD, 4,4'-DDE, and 4,4'-DDT) were detected in
several samples; the maximum concentration was 220 uoAg. Most of the
sediment samples contained both 4,4'-DDE and 4,4'-DDT.
TPH-d was detected in most sediment samples; the maximum concentration was
80 no/kg.
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Inorganic Compounds
Of the 12 inorganics detected, concentrations of the following exceeded
background:
Aluminum Copper
Arsenic Lead
Barium Manganese
Beryllium Vanadium
Chromium Zinc.
Cobalt
2.16.3.3 Surface Soil
Organic Compounds
Several volatiles (2-butanone, methylene chloride, and toluene) and semivolatiles
(benzoic acid, carbon disulfide, and phthalates) were detected in surface soil
samples from Site 45.
Chlorinated pesticides (4,4'-DOD, 4,4'-DDE, 4,4'-DDT, and dieldrin) were
detected in several samples; the maximum concentration was 27 jig/kg. Most of
the surface soil samples contained both 4,4'-DDE and 4,4'-DDT.
TPH-d was detected in most surface soil samples; the maximum concentration
was 110ng/kg.
Inorganic Compounds
Of the 14 inorganics detected, concentrations of the following exceeded
background:
Aluminum
Barium
Beryllium
Chromium
Cobalt
Copper
Lead
Manganese
Molybdenum
Selenium
Vanadium
Zinc.
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2.16.3.4 Biota
Mixed invertebrate samples collected from the terrestrial portions of the site
contained detectable concentrations of aluminum, barium, cadmium, copper, iron,
lead, manganese, mercury, nickel, and zinc.
Aquatic invertebrate samples consisted of crabs collected from the Santa
Margarita River. These samples contained detectable concentrations of
aluminum, arsenic, barium, copper, iron, lead, manganese, mercury, nickel, and
zinc, as well as 4,4'-DDE, endrin aldehyde, and methoxychtor at concentrations
of 91,28, and 87 tig/kg, respectively.
Fish samples from the river contained detectable concentrations of aluminum,
arsenic, barium, chromium, copper, iron, lead, manganese, mercury, nickel,
selenium, and zinc. Killifish samples also contained 4,4'-DDD, 4,4'-DDE, and
4,4'-DDT at concentrations of 77,720, and 57 ug/kg, respectively.
2.16.4 Summary of Site Risks
The routes of ecological exposure quantified for the Santa Margarita coastal
wetland are direct contact and ingestion of soil contaminants by terrestrial
invertebrates, root uptake of soil contaminants by plants, ingestion of soil by
terrestrial mammals and birds, ingestion of surface water by terrestrial mammals
and birds, ingestion of and direct contact with sediments and surface water by
aquatic organisms, and ingestion of aquatic organisms from the wetland by
terrestrial mammals and birds.
The Santa Margarita coastal wetland contains estuarine habitat and fringe
terrestrial and wetland habitats. The assessment endpoints selected include
impacts to terrestrial, wetland, and aquatic habitats and the plant and wildlife
species associated therewith. Potential impacts were measured by the following
methods:
• Comparisons of preliminary COPECs in soil, sediment, and surface water
with preliminary limits of exposure for soil, sediment, and surface water
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Collection of invertebrates and fish for tissue analysis
Comparison of aquatic communities (or factors that may affect them) with
reference locations.
The ecological conceptual site model for the Santa Margarita coastal wetland is
presented in Figure 2-20. The habitats along the Santa Margarita coastal
wetland include salt marsh and coastal brackish marsh. Ecological receptors that
could be exposed include terrestrial and aquatic species. Preliminary COPECs
identified in soil, sediment, and surface water in the Santa Margarita coastal
wetland included metals, pesticides, and other organic chemicals.
To assess risks in the Santa Margarita River, exposure point concentrations were
selected for the entire site for soil and biota and on a sample-location-specific
basis for sediment and surface water.
The maximum detected concentration of each COPEC for all soil sampling
locations and in each type of biota (i.e., aquatic invertebrates, terrestrial
invertebrates, or fish) collected throughout Site 45 was selected as the exposure
point concentration for that medium at the site. The evaluation of biota was
conducted for the entire site because target species would not likely feed
exclusively at any one point in the Santa Margarita coastal wetland.
The maximum detected concentration of each preliminary COPEC in sediment or
surface water at each sampled location was chosen as the exposure point
concentration for that medium and sample location. By selecting an exposure
point concentration for each sample location, potential ecological risks could be
evaluated in an upstream-to-downstream fashion.
The ecological effects assessment focused on the relationship between
concentrations of preliminary COPECs and adverse effects in ecological
receptors. The components used to establish a relationship included chemical
toxicity, identification and derivation of preliminary limits of exposure for target
receptors, assessment of bioaccumulation potential, and comparison of site-
related chemicals detected in various media against levels found in reference
areas.
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To evaluate the potential for bioaccumulation, secondary receptors feeding on
aquatic invertebrates and fish were identified and tissue levels in aquatic and
terrestrial invertebrates were compared with reference values.
Quantitative comparisons were conducted on a sample-location-specific basis
and final COPECs were selected for each medium and exposure pathway using
the following guidelines:
• HQ<1: Potential risk was considered low and chemical was not retained
as a final COPEC.
• HQ>1: Potential risk was considered low to high, depending on
magnitude of the HQ, and chemical was retained as a final COPEC.
The magnitude of the HQ was used as an indication of the potential risks to
ecological receptors. The potential risk to ecological receptors was considered
low to medium for final COPECs with HQs between 1 and 10, medium to high for
HQs between 10 and 100, and high to very high for HQs greater than 100.
Toxicity screening of chemical concentrations in soil indicated that concentrations
of the following metals could be potentially harmful to plants and wildlife:
Aluminum (plants, invertebrates, and mammals)
Barium (invertebrates and mammals)
Beryllium (invertebrates)
Boron (plants)
Chromium (plants and mammals)
Cobalt (mammals)
Iron (plants, invertebrates, and mammals)
Lead (mammals)
Manganese (invertebrates)
Vanadium (mammals)
Zinc (mammals).
These chemicals were considered final COPECs for soil. HQs for most of the
final COPECs were between 1 and 10. HQs were between 10 and 100 for
beryllium (11) for invertebrates and for aluminum (13 to 79), chromium (3.1 to
12), cobalt (34 to 63), and zinc (16 to 23) for mammals. HQs were greater than
100 for boron in plants (260). Except for boron in plants, HQs for these COPECs
were similar to those at the reference site.
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ToxicJty screening for sediment was conducted on a sampling-location-specific
basis. The final COPECs for sediments in the Santa Margarita coastal wetland
were arsenic, barium, copper, iron, lead, manganese, zinc, 4,4'-DDE, 4,4'-DDT,
acetone, and benzoic acid. HQs for these chemicals were between 1 and 10,
except as listed below:
Location 2: barium (11) and 4,4'-DDE (100)
Locations: 4,4'-DDE(27)
Locations: 4,4'-DDE (12)and4,4'-DDT(28)
• Locations: barium(15).
The distribution of total DDT (4,4'-DDD, 4,4'-DDE, and 4.4'-DDT) in the estuary is
shown in Rgure 2-21. The locations with the highest concentrations and HQs
are along the north side of the estuary and are downgradient from agricultural
areas.
Toxicity screening for surface water was also conducted on a sampling-location-
specific basis. The final COPECs for surface water in the Santa Margarita
coastal wetland were cyanide, lead, manganese, and 4,4'-DDT. HQs for all final
COPECs were between 1 and 10, except as listed below:
• Locations: manganese (acute-30)
• Location 5: cyanide (chronic - 16), 4,4'-DDT (chronic - 320), and endrin
ketone (chronic -14).
Toxicity screening for manganese was limited to acute preliminary limits of
exposure (ambient water-quality criteria [AWQC] and toxicity information)
because chronic preliminary limits of exposure were not available for marine life.
In addition, because preliminary limits of exposure were not available for endrin
ketone, screening was conducted using preliminary limits of exposure for endrin.
The toxicity of endrin ketone could be less than that of endrin.
Toxicity screening for chemicals detected in aquatic biota indicated that
concentrations of aluminum, mercury, and zinc in aquatic invertebrates and fish
could be potentially harmful to wildlife. Ingestion of aquatic invertebrates and fish
by raccoons resulted in HI values of 1.6 for aluminum, 150 for mercury, and 2.2
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for zinc. Ingestion of aquatic invertebrates and fish by least tem and snowy
plover indicated little or no potential risk; HI values were less than 1.0.
Comparisons of field-collected aquatic and terrestrial invertebrates indicated that
concentrations of aluminum, arsenic, copper, and lead in aquatic invertebrates
exceeded reference values, but all HQs were less than 10. For terrestrial
invertebrates, concentrations of cadmium and mercury exceeded reference
values, but HQs for both constituents were less than 10.
The final COPECs in soil were limited to metals. Background values used to
assess these metals were collected from Homo Canyon. Homo Canyon is a
small canyon north of the estuary, at the mouth of a much smaller drainage
system than the Santa Margarita River, and may not be subject to the same rates
of deposition as Site 45. Therefore, background concentrations of inorganics at
Site 45 would likely be greater than those found in Homo Canyon, resulting in an
underestimation of the background concentrations at Site 45. In addition, soil
preliminary limits of exposure used to evaluate potential ecological risks were
less than background concentrations for aluminum, beryllium, chromium, cobalt,
vanadium, and zinc. Because HQs were calculated based on the comparison
with preliminary limits of exposure rather than background, the potential risks
may have been overestimated.
Potential ecological risks associated with surface water were assessed using
chronic marine AWQC and toxicrty information (preliminary limits of exposure)
where available. The following chemicals were screened using values other than
chronic marine preliminary limits of exposure:
• Chronic marine preliminary limits of exposure were not available for
manganese, and acute marine preliminary limits of exposure were used
instead.
• Marine preliminary limits of exposure (either chronic or acute) were not
available for endrin ketone. Preliminary limits of exposure for endrin were
used instead. The toxicrty of endrin ketone could be less than that of
endrin, which could result in an overestimation of potential risks.
• Marine preliminary limits of exposure (either chronic or acute) were not
available for barium, iron, molybdenum, vanadium, acetone, BHC-beta,
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2-butanone, and diesel. Freshwater preliminary limits of exposure were
used to assess potential risks from these chemicals. The freshwater
preliminary limits of exposure could be either overprotective or
underprotective of marine species, which could result in an overestimation
or underestimation of potential ecological risks.
Organochlorine pesticides (4,4'-DDE and 4,4-DDT) were detected in sediments
and surface waters along the north shore of the estuary. Sediment sampling
locations 2, 3, and 5 had the highest concentrations and potential ecological
risks. The pesticide 4,4'-DDT was detected in surface water at location 5. These
locations could be subject to runoff from adjacent agricultural areas, and the
organochlorine pesticides could be due to agricultural activities rather than
military activities associated with MCB Camp Pendleton. Concentrations of
4,4'-DDT in sediments were highest along the north shore, downgradient from
agricultural activities. In addition, 4,4'-DDT was detected in only one of more
than 20 surface-water samples collected from the estuary. Given the
conservative assumptions used in this ecological risk assessment, the potential
ecological risk due to 4,4'-DDT in surface water is considered an overestimation.
Potential risks from ingestion of biota were evaluated using raccoon, least tem,
and snowy plover as target species. The least tem and snowy plover were the
primary species of concern for the estuary. The estimated risks for these two
receptors were low (HQs less than 1). Mercury levels could be potentially
harmful for raccoons, but the actual exposure to raccoons in the estuary is
probably much lower than that modeled, leading to an overestimation of potential
risks.
Conclusions
Evaluation of potential ecological risks from soil indicated that several metals
concentrations exceeded background values and preliminary limits of exposure
for soil. The HQs for most of these metals ranged from 1 to 10, indicating that
risks were low to medium. Final COPECs with HQs greater than 10 were
aluminum, chromium, cobalt, and zinc for mammals; beryllium for invertebrates;
and boron for plants. The HQs for these COPECs were generally less than 50.
Comparisons of tissue levels in terrestrial invertebrates with reference values
indicated that a few COPECs had slightly higher concentrations. Overall, the
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potential risks to plants and wildlife exposed to soils at Site 45 were considered
low to medium. The uncertainties associated with the evaluation of potential
risks to soil are discussed in the Rl report for Group C sites (SWDIV, 1996b) and
indicate that potential risks could have been overestimated.
Evaluation of potential ecological risks from sediment indicated that
concentrations of several metals, two organochlorine pesticides, and two organic
compounds exceeded preliminary limits of exposure for sediment. Most of the
HQs were less than 30, indicating that risks were low to medium. However, the
HQ for 4,4'-DDE exceeded 100 at location 2. Evaluation of potential risks to
secondary receptors feeding on aquatic organisms from the estuary indicated
that concentrations of mercury in aquatic invertebrates and fish could be
potentially harmful to certain receptors (for example, raccoons). Potential risks to
birds (least tem and snowy plover) were very low (HQs less than 1.0). Overall,
the potential risks to aquatic organisms exposed to sediments in the estuary were
low to medium, with the exception of location 2, where the potential risks were
medium to high. However, location 2 is along the north shore of the estuary and
is probably subject to runoff from the agricultural fields on the bluffs overlooking
this location. In addition, the locations with the highest concentrations of
organochlorine pesticides are all on the north shore and are probably subject to
agricultural runoff.
Evaluation of potential ecological risks from surface water indicated that
concentrations of cyanide, lead, manganese, 4,4-DDT, and endrin ketone
exceeded surface-water preliminary limits of exposure for wildlife. HQs for final
surface-water COPECs were less than 30, indicating that potential risks were low
to medium, with the exception of 4,4'-DDT at location 5, which had an HQ of 320
based on chronic AWQC. However, this risk estimate was based on a single
detection of 4,4'-DDT during the fourth quarter 1994; 4,4'-DDT was not detected
during two subsequent sampling rounds.
Soil, sediment, and surface water at Site 45 (Santa Margarita coastal estuary)
are not recommended for further ecological action.
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2.16.5 Description of the No Action Alternative
The no action alternative selected for Site 45 soil, sediment, and surface water
includes no institutional or engineering controls and is considered protective of
human health and the environment for the following reasons:
• The chemicals identified as potential contributors to ecological risk in soil
are probably within background concentrations for a depositkxial system.
• The chemicals identified as potential contributors to ecological risk in
sediment are likely the result of adjacent agricultural activities rather than
military activities.
• The chemicals identified as potential contributors to ecological risk in
surface water are likely the result of agricultural runoff and were not
detected on a consistent basis.
• The agricultural leases near the Santa Margarita coastal wetlands have
already implemented drainage controls to prevent surface-water and
sediment runoff from the farms.
• Estimated ecological risks to secondary receptors (snowy plover and least
tern) feeding on fish and aquatic invertebrates are very low (HQs less
than 1).
• No complete exposure pathways were identified for human receptors.
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Finalized Soil Removal Goals for
Alternative 4 Removal Action at Site 3
MCB Camp Pendleton
Finalized Soil Removal Goals
(mo/kg)
Chemical of Concern
•Arsenic
Benzo(a)pyrene
Chtordane (alpha)
Chtordane (gamma)
4,4'-Dichk>rodipheny1dichloroethane
4,4'-Dichkxodipheny1dichkDroethene
4,4'-DichtorcxJiphenyttnchloroethane
Dieldrin
Heptachlor
Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons as
Diesel
Octachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin
3A
4.6
0.088
0.49
0.49
1.0
1.0
1.0
0.04
0.11
100
0.0043"
Modified 3B
4.6
0.088
0.49
0.49
2.2
0.02
0.39
0.1
0.11
100
0.0043
Modified 3D
4.6
0.088
0.49
0.49
8.8
0.08
1.56
0.4
0.11
100
0.0043
This removal goal was also used for a similar "hot spot" removed from Subsite 3C.
MCB - Marine Corps Base.
mg/kg - Milligrams per kHogram.
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TABLE 2-2
Removal Goals for the Excavation at
Site 6 - DPDO (DRMO) Scrap Yard
MCB Camp Pendteton
(Sheet 1 of 2)
Chemical of Concern
Antimony
Arsenic
Barium
Beryllium
Cadmium
Chromium (as Cr VI)
Cobalt
Copper
Lead
Manganese
Mercury
Nickel
Zinc
Acenaphthene
Anthracene
Aroclor-1260
Benz(a)anthracene
Benzo(g,h,i)perylene
Benzo(a)pyrene
Benzo(b)fluoranthene
Benzo(k)fluoranthene
Butylbenzylphthalate
di-n-Butylphthalate
Chrysene
4-4--DDD
4-4--DDE
4-4'-DDT
Removal Goal for Soil
(mq/kg)
17.0-
7.8"
255b
10.0"
1.5b
so-
li^
35e
28°
542"
0.1C
50°
1,110'
25C
0.098**
0.9*
0.01 S6*
o.ooe64
0.02^
0.015^
0.015^
0.016^
0.01 10-"
0.021 °-d
8.8a
0.08a
1.56a
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TABLE 2-2
Removal Goals for the Excavation at
Site 6 - DPDO (DRMO) Scrap Yard
MCB Camp Pendteton
(Sheet 2 of 2)
Chemical of Concern
OCDD (dioxin)
Dibenz(a,h)antrtracene
Dibenzofuran
bis(2-Ethylhexy|)phtha!ate
Ruoranthene
lndeno(1 ,2,3-c,d)pyrene
Naphthalene
PAHs1
Phenanthrene
Pyrene
TPH (diesel)
Removal Goal for Soil
(mg/kg)
0.0043*
o.oeo*"
13°
0.242°-"
0.056^
0.007°-"
0.1«.
0.09"
0.060°*
4.5 to 528-
275"
Specified removal goals were Identified by the MCB Camp Pendteton risk managers. For inorganics, this goal is the
higher of the background concentration in the Santa Margarita Basin or the more stringent of the human health r-PRG
or ecological preliminary limit of exposure. For organJcs, this goal is the lower of the human health r-PRG or ecological
preliminary limit of exposure. Soil must be removed from the excavation until only these concentrations remain, as
feasible given achievable analytical laboratory detection limits.
•Based on reevaluation incorporating recent information for Group C sites and modeling to develop realistic goals
(SWDIV. 19960.
"Based on 95 percent upper confidence limit of background data.
'Based on the ecological risk assessment
"Removal goals for these chemicals are lower than the detection limits for the analytical tests used. For these
chemicals, a removal goal of 'nondetecf* wil be used to confirm that contaminated soil has been excavated.
'Based on human health risk assessment
'Includes benz(a)anthracene, benzo(b)fluoranthene, benzo(j)fluoranthene, benzo(k)fluoranthene,
benzo(a)pyrene, dibenz(a,h)acridine, dibenz(a,j)acridine, dibenz(a,h)anthracene, 7H-dibenzo(c,g)carbazole,
dibenzo(a,e)pyrene, dibenzo(a.h)pyrene. dfcenzo(a,i)pyrene, dibenzo(a,l)pyrene. indeno(1,2,3-cd)pyrene, and
5-methylchrysene. The remedation goal is the sum of these PAHs.
ODD - Dichtorodiphenyldichloroethane.
DDE - Dfchlorodiphenykiichloroethene.
DDT - Dtehtorodiphenyttrichloroethane.
MCB - Marine Corps Base.
mg/kg - Milligrams per kilogram.
PAHs - Polycydic aromatic hydrocarbons.
r-PRG • Risk-based preliminary remediation goal.
SWDIV - Southwest Division Naval Facilities Engineering Command.
TPH - Total petroleum hydrocarbons.
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Detected Organic Concentrations in Soil
MCB Camp Pendteton
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I Volatile Organics (iig/kg)
Acetone
1,1,1 -Trichloroethane
Semivolatile Organics Gig/kg)
Benzole acid
di-n-Butylphthalate
bis(2-Ethylhexyl)phthalate
Pentachlorophenol
Pesticldes/PCBs (tig/kg
4,4'-DDE
4,4'-DDT
Petroleum Hydrocarbons (mg/k
Diesel
Detected
Concentrations
(0 to 2 feet)*
13
2
69-230
21
140-500
530
8.3
24
P}
33-42
Sample
Locations
Bi
SS2
B1
SS 1 , 2, 3
ssi a
81
SSI, 2
SS2
Bl
Bl
SS2.2
r-PRG
2,000,000
3.000,000
100,000,000
6,500,000
32.000
2,500
1.300
1,300
""•
Underlining Indicates (nose locations where maximum concentrations were detected.
"Maximum sampling depth = 2 feet.
B - Soil boring.
MCB - Marine Corps Base.
PCBs - Por/chlorinated biphenyts.
r-PRG • Risk-based preliminary remediation goal.
SS - Surface soil.
mg/kg - Milligrams per kilogram.
|ig/kg - Mlcrograms per kilogram.
— No r-PRQ has been established.
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Detected Inorganic Concentrations in Soil
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Anatyte
Metal* Total mgflcfl
Aluminum
Arsenic
Barium
Berylium
Chromium
Cobalt
Copper
Lead
Manganese
Mercury
Nickel
Vanadium
Zinc
Detected
Concentration*
(Oto2fe*t)*
7.540 - 13,500
0.51 - 0.85
29.9-81.5
0.99-1.9
11.2-24.4
6.2 - 8.3
3.3 - 37.2
3.6-7.1
36.5 - 239
0.16
5.4 - 9.7
27.9 - 48.8
11.4-46.3
Sample
Location*
Bl
SS1.2, 3
B1
ss2,2
B1
SS;L2
ssl.2,3
Bl
ss1,2, 3
Bl
SSI, 2
Bl
SSI, 2,3
Bi
SSI. 2. 3
Bl
SSI. 2, 3
Bl
BJ.
SS1.2.3
Bl
SSI. 2,3
B1
SS12.3
r-PRG
77,000
0.38
5.300
0.14
0.2=
4.600
2.800
130e
380
6.5"
150'
540
23.000
95th Pacoantlla
Background
Concentration
21,732
4.3
261
1.4
32.6
12.8
26.0
21.7
655
0.10
20.2
73.8
104
Underlining indicate* those locations where maximum concentrations ware detected, and targa bold type indicates those locations where concentrations
exceed r-PRG vahiM.
•Maximum sampling depth - 2 leet.
'Calculated from Santa Margarita Bssin background soH data (0 to 10 leet).
•Caifomia-modiflad r-PRG (EPA. 1905).
'Mercury (methyl).
B - Soil boring.
EPA - U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
MC8 - Marine Corps Base.
r-PRG - Risk-based preliminary remediation goal.
SS • Surface soil.
mg/kg - Milligrams per kilogram.
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SHe 2B • Grease Disposal Pit In 32 Area
MCB Camp Pendleton
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Chemical
of
Potential
Metals
Aluminum
Amenb
Beryllium and compounds
Chromium VI (Total, aa Ct VI)
Lead1
vlanganeea and compounda
Nickel and compound*
Vanadium
ClaM Subtotal
Clas* Subtotal
Site Total
SoU
Concentration
Cone.*
(mg/kfl)
11.328
, 0.6
1.0
18.0
4.0
166.5
8.0
30.1
Summed and Background Risk/Hazard
ILCR°/Hlh Format
06% v
' ' UCL" ' '
(mo/ko)
13.429
OA
1.6
222
6.3
239.0
9.5
45.8
., FroQuenoy . ;'
ssssssss
Ofth Parcantlla
.'. Concantratloir
(mo/kg)
21.732.76
-' • ' ••' - 425
1.42
32.6
21.7
655.1
202
73.8
' HPROa
Canoer
RQ nib 11XX
ntolihen
ow rtt • Mudmurn oeraer r^>RQ ratio x 1E-4
AC • Average oonoentnfon.
MCB-Meilne Corp* Bue.
rnojkQ • Mttgrvne per Utoynm.
r-PBQ • Rek-faeMd preimhmy n
UCL-Upper e
idalangael.
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TABLE 2-6
Representative Commercial/Industrial Risk Characterization Worksheet for Soil
Site 2B - Grease Disposal Pit In 32 Area
MCB Camp Pendelton
Chemical
of
Potofltbal
COAG6CT1
Metate
Aluminum
Mwnfc
Beryllium and compounds
Chromium VI (Total, as Ct VI)
lead*
Manganese and compounds
Yickel and compounds
Vanadium
Class Subtotal
Samivolatiles
P»ntachlofoph»nol
Class Subtotal
Site Total
M>
CofiowitTanon
A'VW*O«
Cone.'
(mg/ka)
11.328
0£
i.o
18.0
4.9
168.5
8.0
39.1
Of
Summed and Background Risk/Hazard
ILCR9/Hlh Format
96V
UCL*'
(mg/ka)
13,429
••••'•••••• r9M-
1.8
73.3.
63
239.7
9.5
45.8
0.5
' " \ ' \
°r"*«1$.'
ssssssis
1/6
' MuiPwomtlb
Bwdajround
> f-mmmmf^f^Mt»m^
vOnQMWBDOn
(mgflco)
21.732.76
': :'• :' ;•• •"'• ::'..4J6
1.42
32.6
>;•-:, •'. .21.7
655.1
202
'•-,•••• ' •' 73.8
.-;•>:. ••• "•;.:••.
CommercteMnduetri
f*RO*
CMWM-
(mo/kfl)
i46+00
1.1E*00
6.4E+01
7.9E+00
Nan- ,
CMOStf
(mgMa)
1.7E+06
:£3JSi t» ntarail Kfa\
* Th» awrBg* ooroentmfen and the 88% UCL *»m eakulaMd aistmlng noimal daMbulon bMauM t»m an on(y fiv* data points.
0 SSlh psiMnia* backgnund oonowioaHona wm obtakwl to» •» Santa Maigaitta Bash.
c AC ratto • Avtiage oore«ntmJ>otiainaJdiiunia^ Fa chiinMccraaittifemgnMlMtian background,
t» backgreund mt» i* tw Santa (taigsitta BMin ONh panantto sel c«wsnb«iondMdsdbyt»i«aidsnBBlMf-PBQ.
CaMomii bio
Mic uptak
ods
.
' ILCfl - InowiMntal H«lim« caimr risk . Madnum camw r4>RQ mflo x 1E-6.
" HI - Hazard Mn . Maxknun ncncancer r-PBO rato » 1 A
AC • Avcmg* oomanlmion.
MCB -Marine Corp* BM».
mglkg - Migrams psr Wtogmm.
r-PHQ • Hak4»aad praaminaiy «nad»fan goal.
Ua • Uppsr ocnVtonee bniL
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TABLE 2-7
Extent of Sediment Contamination
Group B Impoundments'
MCB Camp Pendteton
(Sheet 1 of 6)
Site
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
Depth
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
Test Group
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Semi-VOAs
CLP Semi-VOAs
CLP Semi-VOAs
CLP Semi-VOAs
CLP Semi-VOAs
CLPTOC
CLPVOAs
Parameter
Aluminum
Arsenic
Barium
Beryllium
Boron
Cadmium
Calcium
Chromium
Cobalt
Copper
Iron
Lead
Magnesium
Manganese
Nickel
Potassium
Silver
Sodium
Vanadium
Zinc
bis(2-Ethylhexyl)phthalate
di-n-Octylphthalate
Fluoranthene
Phenanthrene
Pyrene
Total Organic Carbon
2-Butanone
Geometric
Mean"
28.977
4
156
1
16
5
14.839
73
14
71
30.413
23
8.504
457
42
4.433
444
70
212
3.047
119
205
161
202
13,151
22
Standard
Deviation
3.690
0.4
10.8
0.1
1.5
0.6
1.189.9
7.3
1.4
10.4
3.012.6
5.1
692.3
44.0
3.3
589.5
526.5
8.0
19.4
1.092.4
20.0
38.6
27.5
72.1
1,314.0
13.0
Maximum
33.800
4
172
1
18
6
15.900
83
16
84
34,000
28
9,300
512
46
5.170
1
1,030
81
227
4,200
130
250
190
290
14,900
38
: Minimum
25.200
3
148
1
14
5
13.700
67
13
59
26,900
16
7.620
414
38
3.740
0.77
88
62
184
1,900
90
170
130
150
11,700
8
Units
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
ng/kg
H9/kg
H9/kg
M)/kg
wjfeg
mg/kg
W9/kg
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TABLE 2-7
Extent of Sediment Contamination
Group B Impoundments'
MCB Camp Pendteton
(Sheet 2 of 6)
Site
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
Depth
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
deep
deep
deep
deep
deep
deep
deep
deep
deep
deep
deep
deep
deep
deep
deep
deep
deep
deep
deep
deep
deep
deep
deep
Test Group
CLPVOAs
CLPVOAs
CLPVOAs
GEN-CHEM
MOD 801 5
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP SemkVOAs
CLP Seml-VOAs
CLP Seml-VOAs
Parameter
Acetone
Acetone
Xylenes (Total)
PH
Diesel
Aluminum
Arsenic
Barium
Beryllium
Boron
Cadmium
Calcium
Chromium
Cobalt
Copper
Iron
Lead
Magnesium
Manganese
Molybdenum
Nickel
Potassium
Sodium
Vanadium
Zinc
2-Methylnaphthalene
bis(2-Ethylhexyl)phthalate
Chrysene
Geometric
Mean"
105
7
65
40,462
5
201
1
20
6
14,725
96
18
86
42,066
25
11,354
607
54
5,818
1,352
94
249
2,669
Standard
Deviation
7.1
0.2
13.1
10,637.3
1.6
50.0
0.4
6.9
3.2
6,669.0
27.6
4.6
29.9
10,058.9
6.0
2,945.7
152.3
13.3
1,480.0
329.7
23.8
93.2
923.0
Maximum
110
110
5
7
75
52,900
8
267
2
29
11
24.100
137
24
125
54,200
33
15,000
790
10
74
7.620
1,830
124
396
150
4,200
110
Minimum
100
110
5
7
51
30,400
4
150
1
15
4
8.160
72
14
49
32,800
19
8,590
445
9.6
43
4.390
1,050
73
146
150
2,000
110
Unto
ug/kg
ng/kq
us/kg
units
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
uflfcg
uafcg
ug/kg
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Extent of Sediment Contamination
Group B Impoundments*
MCB Camp Pendteton
(Sheet 3 of 6)
Site
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Surge
19 Retention
19 Retention
19 Retention
19 Retention
19 Retention
19 Retention
19 Retention
19 Retention
19 Retention
19 Retention
19 Retention
19 Retention
19 Retention
19 Retention
19 Retention
19 Retention
19 Retention
19 Retention
Depth
deep
deep
deep
deep
deep
deep
deep
deep
deep
deep
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
Test Group
CLP Seml-VOAs
CLP Seml-VOAs
CLP Seml-VOAs
CLP Seml-VOAs
CLP Seml-VOAs
CLP TOO
CLPVOAs
CLPVOAs
GEN-CHEM
MOD 801 5
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
Parameter
dl-n-Butylphthalate
Fluoranthene
Fluorene
Phenanthrene
Pyrene
Total Organic Carbon
2-Butanone
Acetone
pH
Diesel
Aluminum
Arsenic
Barium
Beryllium
Boron
Calcium
Chromium
Cobalt
Copper
Iron
Lead
Magnesium
Manganese
Nickel
Potassium
Sodium
Sodium
Vanadium
Geometric
Mean"
206
563
266
12,651
25
108
7
344
15,037
2
92
1
21
11,076
38
9
22
16,497
22
4,969
345
22
2,659
1,626
40
Standard
Deviation
106.3
357.6
76.4
2,083.7
15.2
65.0
0.2
794.7
8,429.9
1.3
49.4
0.3
11.3
11,751.6
22.0
7.7
11.5
9,968.1
13.6
2,816.4
239.3
14.9
1,785.1
396.0
23.2
Maximum
860
370
140
990
340
16,000
49
230
8
2,000
27,100
4
149
1
38
31,300
70
21
37
31,400
40
8,760
725
45
5,360
1,930
1,370
73
Minimum
860
140
140
260
190
11,000
8
70
7
170
8.950
1
56
0
11
6,080
23
4
14
9,600
10
2,860
206
14
1,540
1,370
1,370
25
Units
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ngfcg
mg/kg
Wfeg
H9/Hg
units
mg/kg
mg/Kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
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Extent of Sediment Contamination
Group B Impoundments'
MCB Camp Pendteton
(Sheet 4 of 6)
SHe
19 Retention
19 Retention
19 Retention
19 Retention
19 Retention
19 Retention
19 Retention
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
22
Depth
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
Test Group
CLP Metals
CLP Seml-VOAs
CLP Seml-VOAs
CLPTOC
CLPVOAs
CLPVOAs
GEN-CHEM
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Seml-VOAs
CLP Seml-VOAs
CLPTOC
CLP VOAs
CLPVOAs
GEN-CHEM
MOD 6015
CLP Metals
Parameter
Zinc
bis(2-Ethylhexyl)phthalate
Phenol
Total Organic Carbon
2-Butanone
Acetone
PH
Aluminum
Barium
Cadmium
Calcium
Chromium
Copper
Iron
Lead
Magnesium
Manganese
Potassium
Vanadium
Zinc
bls(2-Ethylhexyl)phthalate
bls(2-Ethylhexyl)phthalate
Total Organic Carbon
2-Butanone
Acetone
PH
Diesel
Aluminum
Geometric
Mean"
59
184
25,978
7
5.232
64
10
10.983
36
9,255
23
3.639
143
23
178
297
47,814
32
106
7
57
23,629
Standard
Deviation
36.1
101.1
9,368.2
0.3
1,711.2
12.7
0.8
3,132.5
11.2
2,630.4
12.9
1,159.7
43.1
5.4
55.9
56.6
20,435.4
9.3
19.1
0.2
19.8
7,356.8
Maximum
110
340
220
36,000
3
40
7
6,580
74
11
13,400
13
45
11,300
34
4,550
177
2,210
28
222
340
340
64,400
43
120
7
73
32,700
Minimum
33
99
220
14,700
3
40
7
4,160
56
10
8,970
12.6
29
7,580
16
2,910
116
2,210
20
143
260
340
35,500
26
93
7
45
15.400
Units
mg/kg
jisAg
us/kg
mg/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
units
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
ug/Kg
ug/kg
mg/kg
ug/kg
ugfcg
units
mg/kg
mg/kg
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TABLE 2-7
Extent of Sediment Contamination
Group B Impoundments'
MCB Camp Pendteton
(Sheet 5 of 6)
Site
22
22
22
22
22
22
22
22
22
22
22
22
22
22
22
22
22
22
22
22
22
22
22
22
22
22
22
22
Depth
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
shallow
deep
deep
deep
deep
Te*t Group
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Seml-VOAs
CLP TOG
CLPVOAS
GEN-CHEM
MOD 8015
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
Parameter
Arsenic
Barium
Beryllium
Boron
Cadmium
Calcium
Chromium
Cobalt
Copper
Iron
Lead
Magnesium
Manganese
Molybdenum
Nickel
Potassium
Sodium
Vanadium
Zinc
bls(2-Ethylhexyl)phthalate
Total Organic Carbon
2-Butanone
PH
Diesel
Aluminum
Arsenic
Barium
Beryllium
Geometric
Mean"
3
236
0
8
1
5,937
34
11
31
30,478
6
8,740
359
35
13
7,767
84
97
487
13,175
6
145
16,359
2
194
0
Standard
Deviation
0.5
53.2
0.2
0.5
0.6
2,219.2
8.2
2.9
16.5
6,771.0
2.9
1,911.0
70.9
19.6
2.7
1,469.3
18.1
35.3
149.3
5,298.8
0.7
77.8
5,446.1
0.6
14.9
0.1
Maximum
4
292
1
8
2
9,090
44
14
54
38,900
11
11,000
462
60
16
9,110
871
106
151
640
18,600
16
7
210
21,200
3
213
0
Minimum
2
160
0
8
1
3,460
23
7
17
21,200
4
5,910
266
15
9
5.480
871
59
58
260
7,120
16
6
100
9,170
1
178
0
Unto
mg/Kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/Kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
M9*9
mg/kg
ug/kg
units
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
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Extent of Sediment Contamination
Group B Impoundments'
MCB Camp Pendteton
(Sheet 6 of 6)
Site
22
22
22
22
22
22
22
22
22
22
22
22
22
22
22
22
22
22
Depth
deep
deep
deep
deep
deep
deep
deep
deep
deep
deep
deep
deep
deep
deep
deep
deep
deep
deep
Test Group
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Metals
CLP Seml-VOAs
CLPTOC
GEN-CHEM
MOD 801 5
Parameter
Cadmium
Calcium
Chromium
Cobalt
Copper
Iron
Lead
Magnesium
Manganese
Molybdenum
Nickel
Potassium
Vanadium
Zinc
bis(2-Ethylhexyl)phthalate
Total Organic Carbon
PH
Diesel
Geometric
Mean"
4,318
23
9
18
23,006
4
6,835
313
9
5,910
64
65
81
6.988
6
53
Standard
Deviation
1,383.1
7.7
1.0
3.5
4,949.4
1.6
1.045.2
56.9
2.1
920.2
12.0
10.6
45.6
5.769.6
1.0
29.2
Maximum
1
5.990
32
11
22
27,900
6
8.000
386
2
12
6.770
77
75
150
16.500
7
97
Minimum
1.2
2,920
14
8
14
16,400
2
5,530
268
1.8
7
4,710
49
51
44
2,830
5
30
Unit*
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
mg/kg
ngfcg
mg/kg
units
mg/kg
•June 1995 ecological risk assessment; detected parameters only.
"Geometric mean calculated only lor those cases where more than 50 percent of values at site exceeded method detection HmlL
CLP • Contract Laboratory Program.
MCB • Marine Corps Base.
mg/kg - Milligrams per kilogram.
TOC - Total organic carbon.
VOA • Volatile organic analysis
- Micrograms per kilogram.
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TABLE 2-8
Site 28 - 26 Area Trash Haulers Maintenance Area
Detected Organic Concentrations in Groundwater
MCB Camp Pendleton
I Anaryte
•7.1 f = UlfjW .'• >: M M.ifff. MI^M
1 ,2-Dichloroethene (total)
Trtehloroethene
Semlvolatile Organics (jig/I)
di-n-Butylphthalate
bis(2-Ethylhexyl)phthalate
Detected
Concentrations
0.8
1-2
6-9
0.6-2
Monitoring
Well
Locations
28W-Q1A
28W-01A
28W-01A, 01 B
2BW-01A. 01 B
Quarter
Detected
4-94
2-94,3-94,4-94
4-94
4-94
Tap-Water
r-PRG
55
1.6
3,700
4.8
MCL
6"
5*b
4'
Underlining Indicates those locations where maximum concentrations were detected, and large bold type Indicates those locations where
concentrations exceed tap-water r-PRG or MCL values and the quarter detected.
•California MCL (EPA, 1995).
"EPA MCL (EPA. 1995).
EPA - U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
r-PRG - Risk-based preliminary remediation goal.
MCB - Marine Corps Base.
MCL - Maximum contaminant level.
W - Monitoring well.
|ig/l - Micrograms per liter.
— No MCL has been established.
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Site 28 - 26 Area Trash Haulers Maintenance Area
Detected Inorganic Concentrations in Groundwater
MCB Camp Pendteton
Analyte
Metals Total (ug/l)
Arsenic
Beryllium
Chromium
Cyanide
Lead
Manganese
Molybdenum
Nickel
Selenium
Vanadium
Zinc
Detected
Concentrations
6.5 - 8.0
2.1
6.4-14.1
8.2
3.7
90.6-716
16-18.8
29.4
2.1
17.4
18.4
Monitoring
Well
Locations
28W-01B
2BW-01A
28W-01A. 01B
28W-01B
28W-01B
28W-Q1A. 01 B
2BW-01A
28W-Q1A
28W-Q1A
28W-01A
MW-OJA.
Quarter
Detected
2-94, 3-94, 4-94
3-94
2-94, 4-94
2-94
3-94
2-94, 3-94, 4-94
3-94,4-94
2-94
2-94
4-94
4-94
Tap-Water
r-PRG
0.045
0.016
0.16
730
4
180
180
730
180
260
11.000
MCL
so"-6
4bc
5Cf
200*
50"
—
—
100"'°
50"-°
—
—
95tn percentiie
Background
Concentration*
13.2
2.5
22.3
5
1.5
1,580
38.1
99.1
5
32.4
244
Underlining indicates those locations where maximum concentrations were detected, arxl large boW type IrKlteates mose kxatkxis whore
concentrations exceed lap-water r-PRO or MCL values and the quarter detected.
"Calculated from Site 28 upgradtent wen data.
"California MCL (EPA. 1995).
"EPA MCL (EPA, 1995).
EPA • U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
MCB - Marine Corps Base.
MCL - Maximum contaminant level.
r-PRG - Risk-based preliminary remediation goal.
W - Monitoring well.
H9/I - Mterograms per liter.
- No MCL has been established.
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TABLE 2-10
Site 43 - Santa Margarita Basin Groundwater Study
Human Health Risk Assessment Chemicals of Potential Concern
MCB Camp Pendleton
(Sheet 1 of 4)
Site Number
Collective Groundwater
of Sites 4/4A, 6, 16
17.27°
Site 1D'
Parameter
VOC
SVOC
Pesticides
TPH
Inorganics
VOC
SVOC
Inorganic
Chemicals of Potential Concern*
Acetone11
Bromomethane
2-Butanoned
Carbon olsulfide
Carbon tetrachloride
Chloroethane
Chloroform
Chloromethane
1 ,1 -Dlchloroethane
1 ,1-Dlchloroethene
1 ,2-Dichloroethane
1,2-Dichloroethene (total)
1 ,2-Dlchloropropane
4-Methyl-2-pentanoned
Methytene chloride4
Toluene"
1,1,1 -Tridoroethane
Trichloroethene
Vinyl acetate
Vinyl chloride
Benzotc add
Benzyl alcohol
Butylbenzylphthalated
dNvButytpnthalated
1,3-Dtahlorobenzene
Die1hylpMhaJated
2,4-Dimethylphenol
bis(2-Bhylhexyl)phthaJate<>
4-Metnylphenol
N-nitroso-di-n-propylamine
dHvOctyiphthaJated
Phenol
Pyrene
4,4'-DDD
4.4--DDT
TPHasdiesel
TPH as gasoline
Molybdenum*
1,2-Dichloroethane
Chrysene
bis(2-Ethylhexy1)phtrialated
Arsenic*
Frequency
of Detection
9/265
8/265
10/265
4/265
1/265
2/265
2/265
19/265
24/265
35/265
27/265
38/265
15/265
1/265
14/265
5/265
1/265
20/265
1/226
6/265
17/166
2/166
2/261
26/261
4/261
18/261
1/261
53/261
1/261
1/261
1/261
4/261
1/261
4/80
1/80
11/260
1/190
170/261
1/10
1/10
1/10
6/10
Max
Value
(uoyi)b
30
3
67
2
0.5
3
5
22
11
50
10
99
11
1
3
1
5
38
1
2
10
3
1
11
2
0.9
1
500
0.6
11
0.3
9
0.6
0.087
0.74
230
70
300
0.6
1
0.7
12.7
Max
Exceeds
MCL
—
—
—
—
no
—
—
—
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
—
no
no
no
yes
—
yes
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
yes
—
—
—
—
—
_
—
—
—
—
yes
—
no
no
Max
Exceeds
r-PRG
no
no
no
no
yes
—
yes
yes
no
yes
yes
yes
yes
—
no
no
no
yes
no
yes
no
no
no
no
—
no
no
yes
no
yes
no
no
no
no
yes
—
—
yes
yes
no
no
yes
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Human Health Risk Assessment Chemicals of Potential Concern
MCB Camp Pendleton
(Sheet 2 of 4)
Site Number
Site 10'
Sites'
Sites9
Site/
Parameter
VOC
SVOC
Pest/Other
Inorganic
VOC
SVOC
Inorganic
VOC
Chemicals of Potential Concern"
Beryllium*
Boron*
Lead*
Manganese*
Molybdenum'
NickeT
Vanadium*
Toluene
Chloroform
bisOEthythexvODhthalate"
Carbaryt
Methiocarb
Aluminum"
Arsenic*
Barium"
Boron"
Lead"
Manganese"
Nickel"
Selenium11
Vanadium"
Zinc"
Acetone
Methytene chloride
dki-Butylphthaiate"
Ms(2-Ethv!hexy1)Dhthalated
Aluminum"
Arsenic"
Barium"
Beryllium"
Boron"
Copper"
Cyanide"
Manganese"
Molybdenum"
Nickel"
Selenium"
Thallium"
Vanadium"
Zinc"
Acetone"
Benzene"
Bromodichloromethane
Carbon tetrachloride
Frequency
of Detection
2/10
9/10
1/10
9/10
2/10
5/10
4/10
1/4
2/4
4/5
1 17
1/7
1/7
3/7
7/7
7/7
2/7
7/7
4/7
2/7
7/7
6/7
1/12
1/12
4/12
6/12
3/12
7/12
12/12
1/12
12/12
5/12
2/12
12/12
11/12
4/12
11/12
2/12
12/12
5/12
3/43
1/43
1/43
2/43
Max
Value
(W9/l)b
2.6
752
1.0
1,740
17.8
161
44.4
1.2
1.3
97
1.3
2.1
43.6
5.9
289
417
3.1
160
198
2.4
21.5
172
8
1.0
8.0
5.0
73.8
1.8
66.3
0.52
497
2.5
6.9
622
56.3
50.9
5.9
0.7
24.7
17.6
14
1
3
7
Max
Exceeds
MCL
no
—
no
—
—
yes
—
no
no
yes
-.
—
no
no
no
—
no
...
yes
no
_
—
—
no
—
yes
no
no
no
no
—
—
no
—
—
no
no
no
...
—
—
no
no
yes
Max
Exceeds
r-PRG
no
no
no
yes
no
no
no
no
yes
yes
no
~
no
yes
no
no
no
no
no
no
no
no
no
no
no
ves
no
yes
no
yes
no
no
no
yes
no
no
no
no
no
no
no
yes
yes
yes
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Human Health Risk Assessment Chemicals of Potential Concern
MCB Camp Pendleton
(Sheet 3 of 4)
Site Number
Site/
Site 22*
Site 24'
Parameter
SVOC
Inorganic
SVOC
Inorganic
VOC
SVOC
Chemicals of Potential Concern*
Chkwomethane
Oibromochloromethane
1,1-Dichloroethane
1,2-Dichkxoethane
Tetrachloroethene
Toluene
Trfcnkxoetnene
Dis(2-Ethylhexyt)phthaJatea
N-Nttrosodiphenylamine
Arsenic*
Barium*
Boron*
Chromium*
Cobalt*
Copper*
Lead*
Manganese*
Mercury*
Molybdenum*
Nickel*
Nitrate*
Selenium*
Thallium*
Vanadium*
Zinc*
Benzyl alcohol
bis(2-EthvthexvnphthaJated
Barium*
Boron*
Chromium*
Manganese*
Mercury*
Molybdenum*
Nickel*
Nitrate*
Vanadium*
Zinc*
Chloroform
Methylene chloride
1,1,1 -Trichloroethane
di-n-Butylphthalate"
bis(2-Ethylhexyt)phthalated
Frequency
of Detection
3/43
1/43
9/43
3/43
8/43
3/43
8/43
7/43
3/43
15/42
26/43
42/43
5/43
5/43
7/43
4/43
41/43
7/43
13/43
9/43
5/43
7/43
3/43
13/43
6/43
1/5
2/7
2/7
7/7
2/7
6/7
1/7
2/7
5/7
6/6
2/7
1/7
2/7
2/7
1 17
1/11
10/11
Max
Value
(U9/I)6
5
2
4
2
2
10
3
24
9
33.2
359
900
23.7
22.1
10.9
4.4
1,910
0.47
26.2
96
3,000
21.6
26
19.2
41.5
3
3
75.4
342
31.7
24.9
0.4
6.8
173
7,800
8.7
10.4
3.8
1.4
3.6
1.7
5.4
Max
Exceeds
MCL
—
no
no
yes
no
no
no
yes
_
no
no
—
no
—
—
no
...
no
—
no
no
no
yes
—
—
—
no
no
—
no
—
no
—
yes
no
—
—
no
no
no
—
yes
Max
Exceeds
r-PRG
yes
yes
no
yes
yes
no
yes
yes
yes
yes
no
no
yes
no
no
yes
yes
no
no
no
no
no
yes
no
no
no
no
no
no
yes
no
no
no
no
no
no
no
yes
no
no
no
yes
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Version: Draft Final
Revision: 0
TABLE 2-10
Site 43 - Santa Margarita Basin Groundwater Study
Human Health Risk Assessment Chemicals of Potential Concern
MCB Camp Pendleton
(Sheet 4 of 4)
Site Number
Site 24"
Site 28'
Site 30
Parameter
Inorganic
VOC
SVOC
Inorganic
Inorganic
Chemicals of Potential Concern*
Aluminum"
Arsenic"
Barium"
Boron"
Chromium"
Lead"
Manganese"
Molybdenum"
Nickel"
Selenium"
Vanadium"
Zinc"
1,2-D»chloroethene (total)
Trichloroethene
dMvButylphthalate"
bis(2-Ethylnexyl)phthalate0
Arsenic'
Beryllium*
Chromium*
Lead*
Manganese*
Molybdenum*
Vanadium*
Arsenic*
Chromium*
Cobalt*
Manganese*
Molybdenum*
Nickel'
Frequency
of Detection
2/11
7/11
11/11
11/11
2/11
1/11
8/11
1/11
7/11
5/11
8/11
8/11
1/6
3/6
2/6
2/6
3/6
1/6
2/6
1/6
6/6
2/6
1/6
1/3
2/3
1/3
3/3
3/3
1/3
Max.
Value
(ug/l)b
72
9
158
385
16
2.3
369
34.5
459
21
25.2
696
0.8
2
9
2
8.0
2.1
14.1
3.7
716
18.8
17.4
3.8
6.6
38.2
7,640
108
37.6
Max.
Exceeds
MCL
no
no
no
no
no
yes
no
no
no
no
no
no
no
no
no
no
no
Max.
Exceeds
r-PRG
no
yes
no
no
yes
no
yes
no
no
no
no
no
no
yes
no
no
yes
yes
yes
no
yes
no
no
yes
yes
no
yes
no
no
"Unbotded chemicals of concern are considered rare detects and limited contaminants If they were detected at concentrations
exceeding background concentrations in Isolated, nonadjacent wells or If they exceeded background concentrations
only infrequently.
The maximum value reported is the maximum valid result reported in the Rl report.
'Baaed on the 22/23 Area Rl report for groundwater presented In the FS for OU2 (SWDIV, 1996g).
"Parameter Is a common laboratory contaminant.
"Samples were ffitered.
leased on draft final Rl report for Group C sites (SWDIV, 1996b).
'Based on draft final Rl report for Group A sites (SWDIV. 1993a).
"Samples were unfiltered.
'Based on draft final Rl report for Group B sites (SWDIV, 1995a).
— Indicates no value available.
FS - Feasibility study.
MCB - Marine Corps Base.
MCL - Maximum contaminant level.
OU - Operable unit.
Pest - Pesticides.
Rl - Remedial investigation.
r-PRG - Risk-based preliminary remediation goal.
SVOC - Semrvolatile organic compound.
SWDIV - Southwest Division Naval Facilities
Engineering Command.
TPH - Total petroleum hydrocarbons.
VOC - Volatile organic compound.
u.g/1 - Micrograms per liter.
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TABLE 2-11
Site 43 - Santa Margarita Basin Groundwater Study
Human Hearth Risk Assessment Results
MCB Camp Pendteton
Site
10*
3"
5b
r
22?
24"
28"
30-
4/4A.6. 16. 17.27
(22/23 Area Sites)"
Using RME Concentrations
ILCR HI
4E-05
<1E-06
_
1E-05
9E-05 (State)
4E-07 (Federal)
—
2E-06
—
4E-04
2.2
<1.0
—
3.2
0.4
—
<1.0
—
1.4
Using Maximum Concentrations
ILCR
_
_
<1E-06
—
-
<1E-06
_
<1E-06
—
HI
_
_
0.2
_
-
0.1
_
15.0
—
* Draft final Rl report for Group C sites (SWDIV, 1996b).
b Draft final Rl report for Group A sites (SWDIV, 1993a).
e Draft final Rl report for Group B sites (SWDIV. 1995a).
" Draft final 22/23 Area Rl report for groundwater presented In the FS for OU2 (SWDIV. 1996g).
FS-Feasibility study.
ICLR - Incremental lifetime cancer risk.
HI - Hazard Index.
MCB - Marine Corps Base.
OU - Operable unit
SWDIV • Southwest Division Naval Facilities Engineering Command.
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Revision: 0
TABLE 2-12
Rsh and Aquatic Invertebrate Summary
MCB Camp Pendteton
Species/
Taxonomlc Group
Fish"
Green sunfish
Bluegill
Black crappie
Largemouth bass
Mosquito fish
Brown bullhead
Arroyo chub
Golden shiner
Carp
Location
25J
(SMR)
25K
(Fallbrook
Creek)
7
3
14
7
3
1
2SL
(SMR)
25M
(SMR)
25N
(SMR)
29
(SMR)
30
(SMR)
O'Neill
Lake*
1
1
3
14
1
1
1
1
14
4
3
1
4
7
Aquatic Invertebrates
Crayfish
Trichoptera
Betostomatidae
NaucorkJae
Ephemeroptera
Damselfies
Dragonflies
Coleoptera
Tendipedidae
Amphipoda
A
R
C
C
C
C
C
R
R
A
R
R
C
C
R
R
C
A
R
R
R
A
R
R
C
R
R
C
A
A
R
R
Survey and samples collected during March and October 1995.
MOO-foot gill net set.
"Number/100-meter samples.
A-Abundant
C - Common.
MCB - Marine Corps Base.
R • Rare.
SMR - Santa Margarita River.
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TABLE 2-13
Site 44 - Santa Margarita Basin Surface-Water and Sediment Study
Maximum Detected Concentrations in Biota
MCB Camp Pendleton
(Sheet 1 of 2)
Site
Sample Composition
Chemical
Aquatic Invertebrates
r
j
^j
j
j
j
j
j
j
j
j
j
L"
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
Crayfish, mixed invertebrates
Crayfish, mixed invertebrates
Crayfish, mixed invertebrates
Crayfish, mixed invertebrates
Crayfish, mixed invertebrates
Crayfish, mixed invertebrates
Crayfish, mixed invertebrates
Crayfish, mixed invertebrates
Crayfish, mixed invertebrates
Crayfish, mixed invertebrates
Crayfish, mixed Invertebrates
Crayfish, mixed invertebrates
Crayfish, mixed invertebrates
Crayfish, mixed invertebrates
Crayfish, mixed invertebrates
Crayfish, mixed Invertebrates
Crayfish, mixed invertebrates
Crayfish, mixed invertebrates
Crayfish, mixed Invertebrates
Crayfish, mixed invertebrates
Crayfish, mixed invertebrates
Crayfish, mixed Invertebrates
Crayfish, mixed invertebrates
Aluminum
Arsenic
Barium
Cadmium
Copper
Iron
Lead
Manganese
Mercury
Nickel
Selenium
Zinc
Aluminum
Arsenic
Barium
Copper
Iron
Lead
Manganese
Mecury
Nickel
Vanadium
Zinc
Maximum Detected
Value
(mg/kg)
234
2
48.4
4.4
59.3
492
1.9
242
1.1
45.9
4.1
244
94.4
2.8
124
75.8
2.010
2
1.540
0.98
14
3.6
178
Rsh
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
Chub and mosqultofish
Chub and mosquttofish
Chub and mosquttofish
Chub and mosauttofish
Chub and mosquttofish
Chub and mosquttofish
Chub and mosquttofish
Chub and mosquttofish
Aluminum
Barium
Chromium
Coooer
Iron
Lead
Manganese
Mercury
307
23.2
4.2
11
568
2.6
79.4
0.86
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TABLE 2-13
Site 44 - Santa Margarita Basin Surface-Water and Sediment Study
Maximum Detected Concentrations in Biota
MCB Camp Pendteton
(Sheet 2 of 2)
Site
J
J
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
Sample Composition
Chub and mosquttofish
Chub and mosquttofish
Chub and mosqultoflsh
Chub and mosquttofish
Chub and mosquttofish
Chub and mosquttofish
Chub and mosquttofish
Chub and mosquttofish
Chub and mosquttofish
Chub and mosquttofish
Chub and mosquttofish
Chemical
Nickel
Zinc
Aluminum
Barium
Copper
Iron
Lead
Manganese
Mercury
Selenium
Zinc
Maximum Detected
Value
(mg/kg)
42.5
153
37.5
13.6
27.7
198
4
43.1
1
6.7
191
Site code refers to specific portions of the site as follows:
*J - Sampling Station J (formerly 25J).
1_ - Sampling Station L (formerly 25L).
MCB - Marine Corps Base.
mg/kg - Milligrams per kilogram.
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TABLE 2-14
Santa Margarita River Estuary Rsh Species
MCB Camp Pendleton
(Sheet 1 of 2)
Family/Common Name
Family Carcharhinidae
Gray smoothhound
Family MyliobatklkJae
Bat ray
Family Engraulididae
Northern anchovy
Deepbody anchovy
Family Salmonidae
Silver salmon
Family Cyprinodontidae
California killifish
Family AtherinkJae
Topsmelt
Family SyngnathkJae
Bay pipefish
Family Cottidae
Staghom sculpin
Family Serranidae
Striped bass
Spotted sand bass
Family SctaenkJae
California corbina
Spotfin croaker
Family Girellidae
Opateye
Family Embtotocidae
Barred surfperch
Walleye surfperch
Dwarf surfperch
Family MugilkJae
Striped mullet
Family Gobiidae
Longjaw mudsucker
Arrow goby
Family CynogtosskJae
California tonguefish
Family Bothidae
California halibut
Family Pleuronectidae
Diamond turbot
Starry flounder
Scientific Name
Mustetus califomicus
Myliobatis califomica
Engraulis mordax
Anchoa compressa
Oncorhynchus Msutch
Fundulus parvipinnis
Atherinops affinis
Syngnathus teptomynchus
Leptocottus armatus
Roccus saxatilis
Paralabrax macutatofasciatus
Menticirrhus undulatus
Roncador steamsii
Giretla nigricans
Amphistichus argenteus
Hyperprosopon argenteum
Mkmmetrus minimus
Mugil cephalus
Gillichthys mirabilis
Ctevelandia tos
Symphurus atricauda
Paratichthys califomicus
Hypsopsetta guttulata
Platichthys stellatus
A
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Source
B
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
c
X'
X"
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TABLE 2-14
Santa Margarita River Estuary Fish Species
MCB Camp Pendteton
(Sheet 2 of 2)
* Released in the .estuary by the California Department of Fish.and Game in 1974 and 1975. Not recorded in Salata's
1981 report or collected by U.S. Fish and WildDfe Service (USFWS) hi 1986 and 1987 (Hollis et al., 1988).
8 Species reported by other investigators in 1982 but not captured by Salata (1981) or USFWS in 1986 and 1987
(Hollis et al., 1988).
A-Salata(1981).
B - Hollis etal. (1988).
C - Documented by other agencies or reports.
MCB - Marine Corps Base.
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TABLE 2-15
Santa Margarita River Estuary Aquatic Invertebrates
MCB Camp Pendleton
Phylum/Class/Common Name
Scientific Name
Phylum Nemertea
Class Anopla
Ribbon worm
Cerebratulus sp.
Phylum Annelida
Class Polychaeta
Nereid worm
Proboscis worm
Lumbrinerid worm
Parchment tube worm
Capitellid worm
Capitellid worm
Lugworm
Nereis sp.
Gtycora sp.
Lumbrineris sp.
Chaetopterus sp.
Capitella capitata
Notomastus tenuis
Arenicola sp.
Phylum Mollusca
Class Gastropoda
California horn snail
Festive rock shell
Purple olive
Cloudy bubble snail
Striped sea hare
Class Pelecypoda
Banded cockle
Wavy cockle
California mactra
Bent-nose dam
Califoria jack-knife dam
Cerithidea califomica
Pteropurpura festivus
Olivella biplicata
Bulla gouldiana
Navanax inermis
Chtone califomiensis
Chione undatella
Mactra califomica
Macoma nasuta
Tagelus caltfomianus
Phylum Arthropoda
Class Crustacea
Brine shrimp
Red ghost shrimp
Kelp crab
Rock crab
Yellow shore-crab
Striped shore-crab
Fiddler crab
Artemia salina
Callianassa califomiensis
Pugettia producta
Cancer antennarius
Hemigrapsus oregonensis
Pachygrapsus crassipes
Uca crenulata
Class Insecta
Water boatman
Trichocorixa sp.
Source: Hollls et al. (1988).
MCB • Marine Corps Base.
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10'xl5'x4.5'
68-17
EXPLANATION
t^^^ AREA OF EXCAVATION
• SAMPLE LOCATION
6B-18
11'xirx2.5'
580
576
• 579 • 577«
578
461
460
457/458
331*
459*
456
332/333
455/527
68-09
10'x10'x3'
10'x10'x2.5'
6SB-16
10'x10'x2.5'
333
20'x20'x3'
SOURCE:
CH.M REWE3IATION SERVICES CORP. DRAFT REMOVAL
ACTlCN SITE CLOSURE SlPORT. NON-TIME CRITICAL
REMOVAL ACTlCN INSTALLATION RESTORATION PROGRAM
CROUP A SITE ;. MARINE CORPS 3ASE CAMP
PENDLETON, CALIFORNIA. 21 APTiL 1997.
j;: FEET
FIQURE2-3
FINAL EXCAVATION PLAN
AND SAMPLE LCCATIONe
SHE 6
MCa CAMP F9CLCTOK CAU=OMNM
PREPARED FOR
SOUTHWEST WVISK>N
NAVAL FACLTES ENGMEERMQ COMMAND
CONTRACT NO. NU7n4»-O-«2M
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TECHNOLOGY
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TOTAL CHROUUH 0.2 32.8
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Z DEPTH MTERVALS WTH NO OCTECTS ABOVE r-PRO
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UARMC CORPS BASE CAMP PCNDLETON GENERAL
OCVELOPUCNT MAP 6C. DATE; DECEMBER 1887 '
FIGURE 2-4
SB - GREASE DISPOSAL PIT M 32 AREA
A SOL SAMPUNQ LOCATIONS AND SUMMARY
OF SOL ANALYTICAL RESULTS
MC8 CAM> PENMfTOH CALFCflMA
PREPARCD FOR
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
., NAVAL FACtLITHS ENGMEERINQ COMMAND
'•\ CONTRACT NO. N«87n-B8->929e
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GROUNDWATER MONITORING WEU
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BOREHOLE LOCATION
SLANT BOREHOLE LOCATION
SURFACE SOB. SAMPLING LOCATION
ECOLOGICAL RISK ASSESSMENT SEDIMENT SAMPLE LOCATION
ECOLOGICAL RISK ASSESSMENT SURFACE WATER SAMPLE LOCATION
ECOLOGICAL RISK ASSESSMENT PLANT TISSUE SAMPLE LOCATION
QUALITY CONTROL (DUPLICATE) SAMPLE
TOPOGRAPHIC CONTOURS (FEET ABOVE MEAN SEA LEVEL)
CONTOUR INTERVAL • 25 FEET
APPROXIMATE GROUNOWATER FLOW DICTION
(FROM POTENT10METRIC SURFACE CONTOUR
MAP; REGIONAL FlOW IS MORE TO THE SOUTHWEST)
19SDOW-E A
600 FEET
TCPOGRAPMIC REFERENCE!
MARINE CORPS BASE CAMP PENOLETON
GENERAL DEVELOPMENT MAP 9A
DATE: DE:EM3ER 1987
SITE T9 - 31 AREA ACU-5 "^
TWO SURFACE IMPOUNDMENTS
SAMPLMQ LOCATIONS
MCS CAMP PCNDCETON. CALFORNM
PREPARED FOR
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
NAVAL FACUTIE9 ENGWEERWQ COMMAND
CONTRACT MO. N9»7n-e»-O-«J9«
, WTERNATIONAL
TECHNOLOGY
I CORPORATION
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RETENTION
POND
Surface Sediment Sample
Deep Core Sample
SCALE IN FEET
150
300
FIGURE 2-7
SITE 19 - 31 AREA ACU-5 (LCAC) TWO SURFACE IMPOUNDMENTS
ADDITIONAL SEDIMENT SAMPLING LOCATIONS
MCB CAMP PENDLETON. CALIFORNIA
PREPARED FOR
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
NAVAL FACILITIES ENGINEERING COMMAND
CONTRACT NO. N68711-89-D-9296
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OIL/WATER
SEPARATOR
; 202W001 20SB002
CULVERT ./
LEGEND
20SB001 • BOREHOLE LOCATION
20SBBG1 • BACKGROUND SOIL SAMPLING LOCATION
20EW001 A ECOLOGICAL RISK ASSESSMENT SURFACE
WATER SAMPLE LOCATION
2050001 _r A ECOLOGICAL RISK ASSESSMENT
m SEDIMENT SAMPLE LOCATION
QUALITY CONTROL (DUPLICATE) SAMPLE
____ _ SURFACE-WATER FLOW DIRECTION
(EPHEMERAL)
TOPOGRAPHIC
MARINE CORPS BASE CAMP PCNOLTTON
GENERAL DEVELOPMENT MAPS 36B & 37A
DATE: DECEMBER 1987
400 FEET
FIGURE 2-8
SITE 20 - 43 AREA LAS PULQAS
VEHICLE WASH RACK
INITIAL SAMPLING LOCATIONS
MCB CAMP PENDLETOK CAUFORMA
PREPARED FOR
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
NAVAL FACHJTES ENGINEERING COMMAND
CONTRACT NO. N687H-8d-O-029e
INTERNATIONAL
TECHNOLOGY
CORPORATION
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WASH RACK \
(PAVED)
CONCRETE-LINED
SURFACE
IMPOUNDMENT
OIL/WATER
SEPARATOR
= Surface Sediment Sample
CONCRETE
CULVERT
PLAYING
FIELD
SCALE
£2=
100
FIGURE 2-9
SITE 20 - 43 AREA LAS PULGAS VEHICLE WASH RACK
ADDITIONAL SEDIMENT SAMPLING LOCATIONS
MCB CAMP PENDLETON, CALIFORNIA
PREPARED FOR
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
NAVAL FACILITIES ENGINEERING COMMAND
200 FEET CONTRACT NO. N68711-89-D-8296
INTERNATIONAL
TECHNOLOGY
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23120
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22SD201-E
22PB001-E
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LEGEND:
22SBBG1 SURFACE SOIL
0 SAMPLING LOCATION
22W-05 GROUNDWATER MONITORING WELL
A LOCATION
22SB003
22SB001
BOREHOLE LOCATION
SLANT BOREHOLE LOCATION
22SD001-E ECOLOGICAL RISK ASSESSMENT
A SEDIMENT SAMPLE LOCATION
22EW01 ECOLOGICAL RISK ASSESSMENT
^ SURFACE WATER SAMPLE LOCATION
22PB001-E ECOLOGICAL RISK ASSESSMENT
A PLANT TISSUE SAMPLE LOCATION
22SD201-E QUALITY CONTROL (DUPLICATE)
22PB201-E SAMPLE COLLECTED AT SPECIFIED
SAMPLING LOCATION
APPROXIMATE GROUNDWATER FLOW
DIRECTION (FROM POTENTIOMETRIC
SURFACE CONTOUR MAPS; REGIONAL
GROUNDWATER FLOW HAS MORE OF
A WESTERLY COMPONENT)
SCALE
SOS
150
FIGURE 2-10
300 FEET
SITE 22-23 AREA
UNLJNED SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT
INITIAL SAMPLING LOCATIONS
MCB CAMP PENDLETOK CALFORMA
PREPARED FOR
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
NAVAL FACILITIES ENGINEERING COMMAND
CONTRACT NO. Ne87H-89-O-9296
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INTERNATIONAL
TECHNOLOGY
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23125
UNLJNED SURFACE
IMPOUNDMENT
(APPROXIMATE
BOUNDARY)
23120
= Surface Sediment Sample
= Deep Core Sample
150
FIGURE 2-11
SITE 22-23 AREA UNLINED SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT
ADDITIONAL SEDIMENT SAMPLING LOCATIONS
MCB CAMP PENDLETON. CALIFORNIA
PREPARED FOR
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
NAVAL FACILITIES ENGINEERING COMMAND
CONTRACT NO. N88711-89-D-9296
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288-01 • BOREHOLE LOCATION
2B8-1A • DUPLICATE BORING
28W-01A
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MONITORINC MIL LOCATION
APPROXIMATE GROUNOWATER
FLOW DIRECTION (FROM POTENHOBCTRIC
SURFACE CONTOUR VAPS)
MARINE CORPS BASE CAW? KNOLETCM GENERAL
DEVELOPMENT MAPS 306/23). DATE: DECEMBER 1987
FIGURE 2-T2
SITE 28 - 26 AREA TRASH HAULERS
MAINTENANCE AREA
SAMPLING LOCATIONS
MC8 CAM> PBOLETOK CAUFORM*
PREPARED FOR
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
; / / /'' NAVAL FAOUT1ES ENGMEERMQ COMMAND
' •' CONTRACT NO. NMm-89-0-«2M
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DRILLED AND SAMPLED DURING RCRA
SV79B2 FACILITY ASSESSMENT; SITE 79.
BORING 2
40 FEET
GENERAL DEVELOPMENT MAP 2D (2F)
FIGURE 2-13
SITE 31 - BUILDING 210801 TRANSFORMER
SAMPLING LOCATIONS
MCB CAMP P0OLETON. CALFORMA
PREPARED FOR
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
NAVAL FACILITIES ENGINEERING COMMAND
CONTRACT NO. N6e7H-89-O-9296
INTERNATIONAL
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CORPORATION
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Camp Pendleton Marine Corps Base, Camp Pendleton, California
Please contact Region 9 for copy of the following figures:
Figure 2-14 - Site 43 - Santa Margarita Basin Groundwater Study - Upper Basin well
Locations and Potentiometric Surface Contours of First Encountered Acquifer
Figure 2-15 - Site 43 - Santa Margarita Basin Groundwater Study - Lower Basin Well
Locations and Potentiometric Surface Contours of First-Encountered Aquifer
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MARGARITA RIVER •
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EXTENT OF CONTAMINATION AND FLOW MODEL AREA
SITE 43 - SANTA MARGARITA BASIN OROUNDWATEfl STUDY
UCa CAk*> PeNOLETON. CALFOBMA
PREPARED FOR
FLOW UOOCL AREA
ISOCONCENTRATION CONTOURS FOR THE 00 CONCENTRATION
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SOUTHWEST DIVISION
NAVAL FACIUTE8 ENQ04EERINQ COMMAND
CONTRACT MO. M6d/n-e»-O-«2M
INTERNATIONAL
TECHNOLOGY
CORPORATION
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AGRICULTURAL LAND
CEANOTHUS CHASSfOlUJS CHAPARRAL
CHAMISe CHAPARRAL
COAST live OAK WOODLAND
COASTAL AND VAllf Y FRESHWATER MARSH
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SOUTHERN FOREDUNE
SOUTHERN MIXED CHAPARRAL - ORANIT1C
SOUTHERN WILLOW SCRUB
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FIGURE 2-17
SANTA MARGARITA BASIN
HABITAT TYPES
MC8 CAMP PENDLETON. CAttFOMNIA
PKCPARtO fOH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
NAVAL FACILITIES ENGINEERING COMMAND
CONTRACT NO. N8a7ll 69-D B2B6
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Baslnwlde Areas:
1) Runofl Irom upstream
discharges and
operations
Leaching.
Infiltration,
Porcolfltion
Direct Contact
Retease/No Migration
Notes:
Biota pathways represent potential current and future exposures
Groundwater pathways are valid only if groundwaler is within 5 feet below ground surface.
MCB CAMP PENDLETON
CALIFORNIA
PREPARED FOR
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
NAVAL FACILITIES ENGINEERING COMMAND
CONTRACT N68711-89-D-9296
FIGURE 2-18
SITE 44 - SANTA MARGARITA BASIN
SURFACE WATER AND SEDIMENT STUDY
ECOLOGICAL CONCEPTUAL MODEL
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discharges and
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Infiltration,
Percolation
Direct Contact
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x| x| x I x | x | x | x
Notes:
Biota pathways represent potential current and future exposures
Groundwater pathways are valid only if groundwater is within 5 (eel below ground surface.
MCBCAMPPENDLETON
CALIFORNIA
PREPARED FOR
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
NAVAL FACILITIES ENGINEERING COMMAND
CONTRACT N68711-89-0-9296
FIGURE 2-20
SITE 45 - SANTA MARGARITA COASTAL WETLAND STUDY
ECOLOGICAL CONCEPTUAL SITE MODEL
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SI~E 49 - SANTA MARQARITA COASTAL WETLAND STUDY
SUMMARY OF PEDIMENT ANALYTICAL
RESULTS FOR TOTAL DOT
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PREPi^ED "OR
SOUTHWEST OIV3ION
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Print Date: 16 October 1997
Version: Draft Final
Revision: 0
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December.
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Pollution Contingency Plan, Final Rule' (40 CFR 300), Federal Register, Vol. 55, No. 46,
8 March.
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Based Preliminary Remediation Goals, Interim, Office of Emergency and Remedial
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U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, 1992b, Health Effects Assessment Summary
Tables, FY 1992, OERR 9200.6-303-(92-1), Office of Solid Waste and Emergency
Response, Washington, DC, March.
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Office of Water Regulations and Standards, Washington, DC.
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Trichloroethylene, Superfund Health Risk Technical Support Center, Environmental
Criteria and Assessment Office, Cincinnati, OH, June.
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(PRGs), First Half 1995,' memorandum from Stanford J. Smucker, Regional
Toxicologist, 1 February.
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(PRGs) 1996,' memorandum from Stanford J. Smucker, Regional Toxicologist,
1 August.
U.S. Geological Survey, 1953, Tables of Basic Data for Wells on Camp Pendleton,
California, G.F. Worts, Jr., and others.
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APPENDIX
A
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APPENDIX A
ADMINISTRATIVE RECORD INDEX
(Document Control No. CLE-IO1 -01F301-B15-0001)
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APPENDIX A
ADMINISTRATIVE RECORD INDEX
(Document Control No. CLE-IO1-01F301-B15-0001)
This appendix contains a copy of the Adminsitrative Record (AR) Index for Marine Corps
Base (MCB) Camp Pendleton. The index includes those documents that form the basis
for selection of a response action. This set of documents is also used for any judicial
review of issues concerning the adequacy of a response action, and serves as a vehicle
for public participation in the selection of a response action.
The documents are listed in order of date prepared. The records and documents listed
in the index are maintained at the offices of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Environmental
Security at Camp Pendleton, as well as at Southwest Division offices in San Diego. In
addition, information repositories are maintained at the base library and the Oceanside
Public Library. A User's Guide is available at each of these locations to assist in the use
and understanding of information presented in the index.
The Administrative Record Index is periodically updated and does not contain all
documents pertinent to OU2 in the latest update that is attached. However, the following
documents are included in the Administrative Record and will be included in the next
update of the Administrative Record Index.
SWDIV, 1997, Response to Agency Comments on the Draft Group D Remedial
investigation, MCB Camp Pendleton, Project Note, Robin Smith, 17 July.
Cal/EPA DTSC, 1997, Letter from Isaac Hirbawi to Davis Mangold at SWDIV, enclosed
DTSC and RWQCB comments on draft Group D Rl report, 16 April.
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Region IX, 1997, Letter from Sheryl Lauth to
Davis Mangold at SWDIV, enclosed comments on the draft Group D Rl report, 17 April.
Cal/EPA San Diego RWQCB, 1997, Letter from John Anderson to Davis Mangold at
SWDIV, comments on draft Rl report for Group D sites, 29 May.
Cal/EPA San Diego RWQCB, 1997, Letter from John Anderson to Davis Mangold at
SWDIV, comments on draft Site 3 Closeout Report, 9 May.
Cal/ EPA DTSC, 1997, Letter from Isaac Hirbawi to Davis Mangold at SWDIV, enclosed
comments on Draft Closure Report for Group A Site 3, 21 May.
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U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Region IX, 1997, Letter from Sheryl Lauth to
Davis Mangold at SWDIV, enclosed comments on draft Site 3 Closure Plan, 13 May.
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Region IX, 1997, Letter from Sheryl Lauth to
Davis Mangold at SWDIV, enclosed comments on draft Closeout Report for Site 6,
10 June.
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Region IX, 1997, Letter from Sheryl Lauth to
Davis Mangold at SWDIV, enclosed comments on draft OU2 Record of Decision,
23 June.
Cal/ EPA DTSC, 1997, Letter from Isaac Hirbawi to Davis Mangold at SWDIV, enclosed
comments on draft Record of Decision for OU2,17 June.
Cal/EPA San Diego RWQCB, 1997, Letter from John Anderson to Davis Mangold at
SWDIV, comments on Record of Decision, Operable Unit 2, Draft, 12 June.
SWDIV, 1997, Project Note, Draft Final Minutes of the 35* FFA Project Managers
Meeting, John Gleason, 6 June.
SWDIV, 1997, Project Note, Draft Final Minutes of the 36th FFA Project Managers
Meeting, John Gleason, 11 July.
SWDIV, 1997, Response to Agency Comments on the Draft Group D Remedial
Investigation, MCB Camp Pendleton, Project Note, Robin Smith, 17 July.
OHM Remediation Services Corp., 1997, Site Closeout Report, Non-Time-Critical
Removal Action, Installation Restoration Program, Site 3, Pest Control Wash Rack,
Marines Corps Air Station, Camp Pendleton, California, 4 September.
OHM Remediation Services Corp., 1997, Site Closeout Report, Non-Time-Critical
Removal Action, Installation Restoration Program, Site 6, DPDO (DRMO) Scrap Yard,
Marines Corps Air Station, Camp Pendleton, California, 12 September.
OHM Remediation Services Corp., 1997, Response to Agency Comments on the draft
Site Closeout Report for Site 3, 4 September.
OHM Remediation Services Corp., 1997, Response to Agency Comments on the draft
Site Closeout Report for Site 6,12 September.
SWDIV, 1997, Serial No. 532.DPM/2002 Transmittal Letter, 6 and 13 August 1997
conference call minutes, 21 August.
SWDIV, 1997, Response to Agency Comments on the Draft Record of Decision for
OU2, MCB Camp Pendleton, Project Note, Robin Smith, 30 September.
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APPROX tt OP PAGBS
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M00681 002188
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0004
H00661 002764
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0019
M006B1 003164
H006B1 003198
PAX
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0003
DOC DATS
CTO NO
BPA CAT#
06/20/94
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00.0
06/27/94
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03.3
06/28/94
01.4
06/29/94
06.0
06/29/94
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06.0
06/29/94
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06/30/94
10.6
01/18/95
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01/27/97
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TIMES
DAVID SMOLLAR
NBS/LOWRY BNO. PLAN.
SOUTHWBST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
BPA
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
MCB CAMP PENDLBTON
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
CRWQCB
JOHN ANDERSON
JOHN R. ODERMATT
SPA SAN FRANCISCO
R. BLANK
SOUTHWBST DIVISION
B. DIAS
SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION KEY WORDS
NBHSPAPBR-MTICLB : 'SEARCHES BYB MARINE BASS AS TOXIC ADMIN RECORD WSP
DUMP SITE'
OIL AND HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCB SPILL PREVENTION, CONTROL ADMIN RECORD OHS
AND COUNTBRMBASURB PIBLD SURVEY REPORT, SPCC PLAN, AND SPCC
SPILL CONTINGENCY PLAN FOR MCAS CAMP PBNDLBTON.
INVESTIGATION ON SURFACE IMPOUNDMENTS REPORT. ADMIN RECORD TPCA
HAR
FEDERAL FACILITY AGREEMENT UNDER CBRCLA SECTION 120 ADMIN RECORD PPA
JUSTIFICATION DOCUMENT DISCUSSING THB BPA, AND ADMIN RECORD RI
TIME EXTENSIONS COMMENTS PS
CAMP PBNDLBTON - POTENTIAL TOXIC PITS CLEANUP ACT ADMIN RECORD TPCA
(TPCA) SITES.
MAGAZINE ARTICLE: GROUND WATER PROTECTION THROUGH ADMIN RECORD PIN
ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT: U.S. MARINE CORPS BASS AT INFO REPOSITORY
CAMP PBNDLBTON, CALIFORNIA.
DRAFT RCRA FACILITY ASSESSMENT PRELIMINARY REVIEW ADMIN RECORD COMMENTS
REPORT COMMENTS RCRA
DOCUMENT NUMBER NOT USED
FAXED LETTER DATED SEPTEMBER 25, 1990 REGARDING MINOR ADMIN RECORD FPA
REVISION TO TECHNICAL ATTACHMENT C LANGUAGE FOR THB INFO REPOSITORY
CAMP PBNDLBTON PPA (DUP.COPY W/ORIG)
Site. . . . Location
SOUTHWBST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
9,19,20,22 SOUTHWBST DIVISION
GROUP B
OU2
SOUTHWBST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
OCBANSIDS LIBRARY
BASE LIBRARY
SOUTHWBST DIVISION
SOUTHWBST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
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B. HINUGH
VARIOUS AGENCIES
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
J.B. JOY
DTSC LONG BEACH
J. POLICINI
US EPA
NONE SPECIFIED
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
DISTRIBUTION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
PUBLIC INTEREST
ENVIRONMENTAL BNG.
R.L. CHAMBERS
WESTERN DIVISION
CODE 114C
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
B.C. KARNBS
ASSISTANT CHIEF
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
V. JBPSON
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
J.H. SCHWBIKHARD
NRMC CAMP PBNDLBTON
DBPT OP ARMY
P.M. TAYLOR
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
V. OZOLS
SUBJECT
TRANSMITTAL OP DRAFT FINAL ACTION MEMORANDUM POR
REMOVAL ACTION AT SITE t. DPDO SCRAP YARD,
INCORPORATING COMMENTS. W/OUT ENCLOSURE OP DOCUMENT
INFORMATION ON THE BIOLOGICAL OPINION FOR MCB CAMP
PBNDLBTON, b MEETING MINUTES OP 15 APRIL 199S TO AID
IN THB EVALUATION OP THE SITE C REMOVAL ACTION
NATIONAL PRIORITIES LIST DOCUMENT NNPL-U9-2-34
TRC MAILING LIST
(PARTICAL CONFIDENTIAL)
ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY PROGRAMS DATBD 1977
(INCLUDES MISCELLANEOUS APPENDICES I THROUGH VII)
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON LABORATORY REPORT WATER SAMPLES
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON POLLUTION OF NATURAL RESOURCES
BENEFICIAL SUGGESTION
PESTICIDE CONTAMINATION (SBB DOC. NO. 001419)
WATER WASTBNATBR LABORATORY ANALYSES FUNDING
WIRE MOUNTAIN HOUSING AREA (#3) WATER SAMPLES; REPORT
OP
DRAFT PERMIT AUTHORIZING REPAIR OF EXISTING DIVERSION
STRUCTURE IN SANTA MARGARITA RIVER, SAN DIBGO COUNTY
CLASSIFICATION KEY WORDS
ADMIN RBCORD ACTMBMO
INFO REPOSITORY REMOVAL
DPDO
SCRAPYARD
ADMIN RBCORD MTG MINS
INFO REPOSITORY EVALUATION
REMOVAL
ADMIN RBCORD NFL
ADMIN RBCORD TRC
CONFIDENTIAL DOC MAILING LST
ADMIN RECORD ASSESSMENT
INFO REPOSITORY RADIATION
ADMIN RBCORD WATER
ADMIN RBCORD PESTICIDES
REMOVAL (3)
ADMIN RECORD WATER
LAB
ADMIN RBCORD WATER
ADMIN RBCORD PERMIT
. . .Sit* Location
6 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
£ SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
8.OU2 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
GROUP B
45
GROUP C
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
3 SOUTHWBST DIVISION
GROUP A
OU1
SOUTHWBST DIVISION
SOUTHWBST DIVISION
SOUTHWBST DIVISION
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SOUTHWEST DIVISION
V. JBPSON
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
N.G. RICHER, JR
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
L.L. SALATA
US PISH 4 WILDLIFE
NSBSA
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
NBBSA PORT HUBNBMB
W.L. NELSON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
BBNTON ENGINEERING
BBNTON
MUNROB t ORSA
NUNROB
WOODWARD- CLYDE
J. GRBNSLATB
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
M. BOOCAY
US PISH C. WILDLIFE
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
DAMES & MOORS
VOORS
SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION KEY WORDS
GROUNDWATBR BASIN HYDROLOGIC/ WATER QUALITY STUDY FOR ADMIN RECORD GW
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON WATER
GROUNDWATBR BASIN HYDROLOGIC/WATBR QUALITY STUDY FOR ADMIN RECORD GW
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
STATUS OP THE LEAST BELL'S VIREO ON CAMP PBNDLBTON ADMIN RECORD
REPORT ON RESEARCH DONE IN 1983
DRAFT INITIAL ASSESSMENT STUDY OF MARINE CORPS BASS. ADMIN RECORD IAS
CAMP PBNDLBTON CALIFORNIA REMOVAL (3)
REMOVAL (6)
INITIAL ASSESSMENT STUDY ADMIN RECORD IAS
NBBSA 13-057 REMOVAL O)
REMOVAL (6)
SOILS INVESTIGATION TACTICAL VEHICLE COMMUNICATIONS ADMIN RECORD SB
BUILDING P-6»g MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON, CALIFORNIA
ENGINEERING STUDY/INVESTIGATION REPORT ON AREAS ADMIN RBCORD INVESTIGATION
22 AND 23 JP-S FUEL SPILLS INFO REPOSITORY FUEL
MANAGEMENT AND RESTORATION OP HABITAT FOR LIGHTFOOTED ADMIN RBCORD
CLAPPER RAILS ON CAMP PBNDLBTON
DRAFT REPORT HYDROGBOLOGIC INVESTIGATION OF THE SAN ADMIN RBCORD LP
ONOFRB AND LAS PULGAS LANDFILLS, CAMP PBNDLBTON MARINE
BASE, OCBANSIDB, CALIFORNIA FOR TESTING ENGINEERS -SD
. . .Site. . .
43,OU2
GROUP C
OU2
GROUP C
43
1,2,3,4,5,
6,7,8,
OU1 , OU2
GROUP A
GROUP B
1,2,3, 4, 5,
6,7,8
OU1.0U2
GROUP A
GROUP B
22 AREA
23 AREA
8
14.8.BA
OU2
GROUP B
. . . .Location
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISl..;.
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVSIION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
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SOUTHWEST DIVISION
V. JBPSSN
NBSTB.BRUDIN t STONB
HARDING b LAWSON
C.J. HALBBRT
PWC CAMP PBNDLBTON
HCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
A. M. LEAK
BPA SAN FRANCISCO
NICHOLAS MORGAN
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
S . S . SUNDBRLAND
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
S.S. SUNDBRLAND
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
DANES & MOORB
M.C. KALLBB
PHC CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
S.S. SUNDBRLAND
CAMP DRBSSBR t MCKBB
WBSLY H. BLOOD
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
T.A. BURR
SAN CLEMENTS RANCH
TOM TANAKA
CAMP DRBSSBR & MCKBB
W.G. MCMULLAN
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
HENRY SHANKS
MITTBLHAUSBR CORP.
PWC CAMP PBNDLBTON
SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION KBY WORDS
COMMENTS FOR DRAFT REPORT FOR OIL AND HAZARDOUS MATBR- ADMIN RECORD SPCC
IAL SPILL PREVENTION PLAN, CONTROL, COUNTBRMBASURB COMMENTS
PLANS AND SPILL CONTINGENCY PLANS AT MCB CAMP PSNDLBTO
PRELIMINARY GROUNDWATBR INVESTIGATION LAS PULOAS ADMIN RECORD GW
LANDFILL
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON WELL LOG WATER WELLS ADMIN RECORD WELLS
WATBR
OW
ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE ASSESSMENT TO BB CONDUCTED AT ADMIN RECORD SPCC
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON DURING THE PERIOD 21-24 SEPT 87 BA
ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE ASSESSMENT AT MCB CAMP ADMIN RECORD BA
PBNDLBTON
INITIAL GEOLOGIC AND HYROGEOLOGIC CHARACTERIZATION ADMIN RECORD LP
BOX CANYON LANDFILL
EXTENSION OP VERIFICATION (SI) REPORT FOR HCB CAMP ADMIN RECORD SI
PBNDLBTON REQUEST 13 APPROVED PS
RI
DISPOSAL OP CLASS 1 HAZARDOUS WASTE PROM PESTICIDE ADMIN RECORD HAZ WASTE
STORAGE AREA, MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON LEASED PROPERTIES
DRAFT VERIFICATION STEP/CONFIRMATION STUDY REPORT ADMIN RECORD FS
REMOVAL (3)
REMOVAL (6)
BOX CANYON LANDFILL GAS MIGRATION ASSESSMENT AND ADMIN RECORD PS
FEASIBILITY STUDY
. . .Sit* Location
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
8 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
OU2
GROUP B
8 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
7 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
OU3
GROUP B
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
3,4,5,6,8 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
GROUP A
GROUP B
OU1, OU2
7 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
OU3
GROUP B
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FROM SIGNATURE
TO. SIGNATURE
ARGONNB NATIONAL
S.Y. TSAI
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
H. SHANKS
ARGONNB NATIONAL
S.Y. TSAI
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
H. SHANKS
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
S.S. SUNDBRLAND
HCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
GBOCON INCORPORATED
J. LIKIUS
BURKBTT t WONG
S. WONO
CAMP DRBSSBR 4 MCKBB
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MITTELHAUSBR CORP.
PWC CAMP PBNDLBTON
MITTBLHAUSBR CORP.
PWC CAMP PBNDLBTON
MITTELHAUSBR CORP.
PWC CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
T.H. LAURBT
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
CAMP DRBSSBR/MCKBB
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
.... SUBJECT
6 POTENTIALLY CONTAMINATED SITES FOR THE DRAFT HAZARD
RANKING SYSTBM SCORES
DRAFT HAZARD RANKING SCORES
TECHNICAL REVIEW COMMITTEE
FINAL REPORT OF ENVIRONMENTAL INVESTIGATION FOR
TACTICAL SUPPORT VAN PADS(P-S54) TEST CELL PROJECT
(P-S2S)
FINAL DRAFT WORK PLAN FOR RI/FS
BOX CANYON LANDFILL TEST PROTOCOL
LAS PULGAS LANDFILL TEST PROTOCOL
SAN ONOPRB LANDFILL TEST PROTOCOL
TECHNICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW OP PBST MANAGEMENT
OPERATIONS AT MARINE CORPS BASE, CAMP PBNDLBTON
FINAL WORK PLAN FOR REMEDIAL INVESTIGATIONS/FEASIBILI-
TY STUDIES.
CLASSIFICATION
ADMIN
ADMIN
ADMIN
RECORD
RECORD
RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN
ADMIN
ADMIN
ADMIN
ADMIN
ADMIN
RECORD
RECORD
RECORD
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RECORD
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NATIONAL PRIORITIES LIST MCB CAMP PBNDLTON
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EPA WARNING LETTER FROM U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
KARIN SCHWINN AGENCY TO CAMP PBNDLBTON.
BASE COMMANDER
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MITTBLHAUSBR CORP.
PWC CAMP PBNDLBTON
MITTBLHAUSBR CORP.
PWC CAMP PBNDLBTON
MITTBLHAUSBR CORP.
PMC CAMP PBNDLBTON
MITTBLHAUSBR
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
BNRMO HATER BRANCH
NONE SPECIFIED
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
CMC WASHINGTON DC
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
A.B. PRBBMAN
CMC WASHINGTON DC
HOMC-LFL
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
CMC WASHINGTON DC
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
CMC WASHINGTON DC
HOMC-LFL
SUBJECT
SWAT REPORT FOR BOX CANYON LANDFILL (AIR SWAT)
SWAT REPORT FOR LAS PULOAS LAND FILL (AIR SWAT)
SWAT REPORT FOR SAN ONOFRS LANDFILL (AIR SWAT)
SOLID WASTE ASSESSMENT TEST (SWAT) REPORT FOR SAN
ONOPRB LANDFILL
CAMP PBNDLBTON ANNUAL WATER QUALITY REPORT
MARGARITA BASIN, LAS PLORBS BASIN. SAN ONOPRB BASIN,
SAN NATBO BASIN
ANNUAL WATER QUALITY REPORT 1989
ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE EVALUATION MCAS
CAMP PBNDLBTON
BNVRIONMBNTAL COMPLIANCE EVALUATION MCB CAMP PENDLBTON
ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE EVALUATION MCAS
CAMP PBNDLBTON
BNVRIONMBNTAL COMPLIANCE EVALUATION MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
CLASSIFICATION KEY WORDS
ADMIN RECORD SWAT
ADMIN RECORD SWAT
ADMIN RECORD SWAT
ADMIN RECORD SWAT
ADMIN RECORD WATBR
ADMIN RECORD WATBR
ADMIN RBCORD BCB
ADMIN RBCORD ECB
ADMIN RBCORD ECB
ADMIN RBCORD BCB
. . .sit* Location
7 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
OU3
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8 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
OU2
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14 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
OU2
GROUP B
14 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
45,8,14, SOUTHWEST DIVISION
OU2
GROUP B
GROUP C
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOITTHWBST DIVISION
SOOTHWBST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
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SAN DIEGO UNION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
A. CHRI3TOPHBRSO
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
MITTBLHAUSBR CORP
B. TBRRY
PWC CAMP PBNDLBTON
MITTBLHAUSBR CORP.
B.T. JBNSBN
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
J.B. JOY
MITTBLHAUSBR CORP.
PWC CAMP PBNDLBTON
MITTELHAUSER CORP.
PWC CAMP PBNDLBTON
MITTBLHAUSBR CORP.
PWC CAMP PBNDLBTON
MITTBLHAUSBR
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
MITTBLHAUSBR
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION KEY WORDS
NEWSPAPER ARTICLE • PBNDLBTON HAY BE FIRST COUNTY SITE ADMIN RECORD HAZ WASTE
ON SUPBRPUND TOXIC WASTE RISK LIST* MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON INFO REPOSITORY WELLS
WATER
PUB NOT
NEWSPAPER ARTICLE 'BASE WATER 'SAFE1- GROUNDWATBR ADMIN RECORD GW
CONTAMINATION MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON INFO REPOSITORY WATER
TECHNICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW OP PEST MANAGEMENT ADMIN RECORD TRC
OPERATIONS AT MARINE CORPS BASE, CAMP PBNDLBTON.
LATBS LABORATORY ANALYSIS RESULTS FOR GROUNDWATBR AT ADMIN RECORD GW
LAS PULGAS LANDFILL
LATEST LABORATORY ANALYSIS RESULTS FOR GROUNDWATBR AT ADMIN RECORD GW
LAS PULGAS LANDFILL DATA
SWAT WATER QUALITY PROPOSAL FOR BOX CANYON LANDFILL ADMIN RECORD SWAT
SWAT WATER QUALITY PROPOSAL FOR LAS PULGAS LANDFILL ADMIN RECORD SWAT
SWAT WATER QUALITY PROPOSAL FOR LAS ONOFRB LANDFILL ADMIN RECORD SWAT
SWAT WATER QUALITY PROPOSAL FOR CAMP PBNDLBTON BOX ADMIN RECORD SWAT
CANYON LANDFILL
SWAT WATER QUALITY PROPOSAL FOR CAMP PBNDLBTON LAS ADMIN RECORD SWAT
PULGAS LANDFILL
... Sit* Location
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
OCEANS IDE LIBRARY
BASE LIBRARY
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
OCBANSIDB LIBRARY
BASS LIBRARY
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
8 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
OU2
GROUP B
8 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
7 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
OU3
GROUP B
8 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
OU2
GROUP B
14 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
OU2
GROUP B
7 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
8 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
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ALAN B. FRBBMAN
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
ALMGRBN t KOPTIONAK
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
ALNGRBN fc KOPTIONAK
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
IT CORPORATION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
ED DIA3
BD DIAS
LBN ALLEN
MITTBLHAUSBR CORP.
HCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
MITTBLHAUSBR CORP.
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
BDWARD K DIAS
EPA
ROBERTA BLANK
BPA SAN FRANCISCO
R. BLANK
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION KEY WORDS
SWAT WATER QUALITY PROPOSAL FOR CAMP PBNDLBTON SAN ADMIN RECORD SWAT
ONOPRB LANDFILL
PREPARATION OF RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY ACT ADMIN RECORD HAZ WASTE
(RCRA)
CONTAMINATION INVESTIGATION AT THE LGAC WATER ADMIN RECORD WATER
RECYCLING FACILITY FOR MARINE CORPS BASB CAMP
PBNDLBTON, CA.
CONTAMINATION INVESTIGATION AT THE LCAC WATER ADMIN RECORD WATER
RECYCLING FACILITY
DRAFT RCRA PERMIT APPLICATION RANGE 401 OPEN BURNING/ ADMIN RECORD RCRA
OPEN DETONATION SITB PERMIT
(NPL) RESPONSE TO SPA'S REQUEST FOR EXTENSION FOR ADMIN RECORD NPL
MCB CAMP PBNDLTON
OFF-SITB GAS MIGRATION ASSESSMENT REPORT LAS PULGAS ADMIN RECORD LP
LANDFILL
OFF-SITB GAS MIGRATION ASSESSMENT REPORT LAS PULGAS ADMIN RECORD LP
LANDFILL
CAMP PBNDLBTON NPL SITB. ADMIN RECORD NPL
DISCUSSED IMPLEMENTATION PLAN FOR TASK ORDER 0012.
COMMENTS ON RI\FS PLANNING PHASE ADMIN RECORD RI
PS
COMMENTS
14 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
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GROUP B
19
19 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
8 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
OU2
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8 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
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HYDRO-FLUENT, INC.
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HYDRO-PLUBNT, INC.
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CRNQCB
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BD DIAS
CRWQCB
MARGO BOODAKIAN
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EDWARD DIAS
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
ALAN B. FREEMAN
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
LOS ANGBLBS TIME
JACOBS/IT/CH2MHILL
STASSI, PHILLIP
SOUTHWBSTDIV
PADRO, HERB
... SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION
RCRA RFA IDENTIFIED IR SITES ADMIN RBCORD
FAX CONCERNING RCRA RPA GUIDANCE. ADMIN RBCORD
u
SITE INVESTIGATION AIR STATION 23 AREA ADMIN RBCORD
SITE INVESTIGATION AIR STATION 23 AREA AOMIN RBCORD
(PROJECT NO. 16CO-01)
DRAFT LIST OP RBCOMMBNDBD SITES AT MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON ADMIN RBCORD
FOR THE RI\PS UNDER THE SUPBRPUND
DRAFT LIST OP SITBS AT MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON RBCOMMBNDBD ADMIN RBCORD
FOR RI\PS WORK UNDER SUPBRPUND
SOLICITING TECHNICAL MEMBERSHIP TO THE TRC FOR THE IRP ADMIN RECORD
NEWSPAPER ARTICLE 'EDWARDS, PBNDLBTON BASES PROPOSED ADMIN RBCORD
FOR ADDITION TO LIST OF TOXIC CLEANUP CAMP PBNDLBTON INFO REPOSITORY
SITBS
NAVY CLEAN PROGRAM SUMMARY REPORT CTO 0012 INSTAL- ADMIN RBCORD
ATION RESTORATION (IR) PROGRAM - DRAFT
« CLB-101-01F0012-S2-1
KEY WORDS
RCRA
RPA
IR
RFA
SI
SI
RI
PS
RI
PS
TRC
PUBNOT
GW
PCB
PUBL
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REMOVAL (3)
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OU2
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22 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
7,8,14,4, SOUTHWEST DIVISION
5,3,1,2,6
GROUP A
GROUP B
OU1 , OU2
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
OCBANSIDS LIBRARY
BASE LIBRARY
1,2,3,4,5, SOUTHWEST DIVISION
6, 7.8,9,10
11.12.13
14,15
GROUP A
GROUP B
GROUP C
OU1 , OU2
OU3
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TOM ZUOSAY
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
ALAN FREEMAN
CRWQCB
ROBERT W. NORRIS
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
EDWARD DIAS
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
A.J. PACK
DISTRIBUTION
SPA SAN FRANCISCO
J. KBNNBRBR
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
T. ZUGSAY
BPA SAN FRANCISCO
J. KBMHBRBR
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
T. ZUOSAY
CRWQCB SAN DIBOO
R.W. MORRIS
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
T. ZUOSAY
CRWQCB SAN DISCO
L.H. DBLANBY
NCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
CO
CRWQCB SAN DIEGO
L.H. DBLANBY
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
CRWQCB SAN DIBGO
A.L. COB
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
CRWQCB SAN DIBGO
A.L. COB
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION KBY WORDS
TRC MEMBERSHIP BBINO SOUGHT ADMIN RECORD TRC
SITES AT CAMP PBNDLBTON DSIONATBD FOR RI\PS UNDER ADMIN RECORD RI
SUPBRPUND (09C - MARGINALIA) PS
SOLICITATION LETTER POR TRC MEMBERS ADMIN RECORD TRC
IDENTIFICATION TRC RBPRBNBNTATIVB FOR BPA SAN ADMIN RECORD TRC
FRANCISCO
BPA REPRESENTATIVE POR THE TRC ADMIN RECORD TRC
CRWQCB REPRESENTATIVE POR THE TRC ADMIN RECORD TRC
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON TPCA LCAC-5 AREA 33 FACILITY ADMIN RECORD TPCA
VISUAL INSPECTION CONDUCTED ONLY
TOXIC PITS CLEANUP ACT OP 1984 LCAC-5 AREA 33 FACILITY ADMIN RECORD TPCA
SITE INSPECTION OP TWO SURFACE IMPOUNDMENTS SI
AREA 33, LCAC-5 FACILITY TPCA ADMIN RECORD TPCA
LCAC WATER RECYCLING FACILITY WATER
SLUDGE
RECYCLING
SOIL
COMMENTS ON THE CONTAMINATION INVESTIGATION AT THE ADMIN RECORD TPCA
LCAC WATER RECYCLING FACILITY WERE FOUND TO BB UNDER
THE TPCA
. . .Sice Location
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
19 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
19 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
19 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
19 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
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DATE - 10/08/97
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON ADMINISTRATIVE RECORD PILE INDEX
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3 BPA CATtt
06/12/95
04/11/90
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06/22/94
05/01/90
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06/12/95
05/01/90
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01.1
03/14/94
05/11/90
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01/09/95
05/11/90
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PROM SIGNATURE
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TO SIGNATURE
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
D.N. SAKAMOTO
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
CAMP PBNDLBTON
CAMP PBNDLBTON
IT CORPORATION
T.M. PAN
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
CRWQCB
ARTHUR L. COB
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
CC
JACOBS ENGINEERING
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
JACOBS ENGINEERING
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION KEY WORDS
SOUTHWEST DIVISION REPRESENTATIVE FOR THE TRC ADMIN RECORD TRC
INSTALLATION RESTORATION PROGRAM STATUS REPORT FOR ADMIN RECORD IAS
MARINE CORPS BASE CAMP PBNDLBTON. REMOVAL (3)
REMOVAL (6)
RCRA PERMIT APPLICATION RANGE 401 OPEN BURNING/OPEN ADMIN RECORD PERMIT
DETONATION SITE
POTENTIAL TPCA MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON SITES PRELIMINARY ADMIN RECORD • SI
SITE INSPECTION TPCA
SOIL
WATER
DRAFT HYDROGBOLOGIC ASSESSMENT REPORT (HAR) DRAFT ADMIN RECORD HAR
WORK PLAN FOR THE DEFENSE PROPERTY DISPOSAL OFFICE
SCRAP YARD MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
DRAFT HYDROGBOLOGIC ASSESSMENT REPORT DRAFT WORK PLAN ADMIN RECORD HAR
FOR THE 41 AREA HASTE STABILIZATION POND MCB
CAMP PBNDLBTON
. . Sit* . . .
3,4,5,6,8
GROUP A
GROUP B
GROUP C
OU1 , OU2
9, OU3
1
2
4*
8*
10
11
12
' 13
14
IS
16
17
18
19
20
20
21
" 22
21,11
OU3 , OU2
GROUP B
GROUP A
6
9
Location
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVIISON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
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DATS - 10/08^7
PAGB - VJ
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON ADMINISTRATIVE RECORD PILE INDEX
DOCUMENT. TYPE .
CONTR/GUID. .NO. .
APPROX . tt . OP . PAGBS
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DOC . DATS
CTO NO
BPA. CAT#
03/14/94
OS/17/90
00000
00.0
09/02/97
06/11/90
00000
06.3
PRON SIGNATURE.
TO . . .
TO. SIGNATURE
CRWQCB SAN DIBGO
H. J. BOODAKIAN
SOUTHWBST DIVISION
EDWARD DIAS
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
J. JOY
VARI03 AGBNCIBS
SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION
IDBNTIPIBD BY BPA IN THE DRAFT IAG SITES TO BB ADMIN RECORD
CONSIDERED FOR INCLUSION IN THE RI\PS
LETTER PROVIDING THE OCBANSIDB UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT ADMIN RECORD
DOCUMENTATION ADDRESSING POTENTIAL IMPACT OP SOIL AND INFO REPOSITORY
GASS EMISSIONS RELEVANT TO BOX CANYON LANDFILL
KEY WORDS
IAG
RI
SLUDGE
MATER
PS
TREATMENT
SOIL
EMISSION
. . .Site. . .
IB
19
20
21
BOX CANYON
LANDFILL
.... Location
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWBST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
LANDFILL
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10/11/95
06/19/90
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01/09/95
08/01/90
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01.1
01/09/95
08/03/90
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06.0
06/29/94
08/09/90
02.2
03/09/94
08/15/90
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01.1
03/09/94
08/15/90
00012
01.1
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
NONE SPECIFIED
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
D.A. HBTTBRVIK
CHIBP OP STAFF
CRWQCB SAN DIBGO
A.L. COB
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
NFBC PORT HUBNBMB
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
MCB CAMP PBNDLTON
B.J. TURSB
CRWQCB SAN DIBGO
A. COS
DAMBS & MOORS
TIM HBIRONIMUS
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
LYNN HORNBCKBR
JACOBS
SOUTHWBSTDIV
JACOBS/IT/CH2MHILL
SOUTHWBSTDIV
INVESTIGATION OP MWR MAINTENANCE COMPLEX, 26 AREA ADMIN RECORD
INVESTIGATION OP UNLAWFUL DISPOSAL OP HAZARDOUS WASTE/ ADMIN RECORD DISPOSAL
MATERIALS CONFIDENTIAL DOC HAZ WASTE
VISUAL SITE INSPECTION OP AREA 14, FUEL DOCK FACILITY ADMIN RECORD TPCA
THE SURFACE IMPOUNDMENTS APPEARED TO BE SUBJECT TO SI
THE TPCA
MASTER PLAN VOLUME 142 BASE WIDE ANALYSIS MCB CAMP ADMIN RECORD
PBNDLBTON
DEVELOPMENT OP WORK PLANS FOR REMOVAL AND DISPOSAL OP ADMIN RECORD REMOVAL
LIQUIDS d SLUDGES, ETC. MCB CAMP PBNDLTON DISPOSAL
SLUDGE AND WATER SAMPLING, CAMP PBNDLBTON ADMIN RECORD WATER
ENGINEERING SERVICES FOR VARIOUS PROJECTS IN THE AAL
SOUTHWBST AREA.
HYDROGBOLOGIC ASSESSMENT REPORT - CTO #0012 - FINAL ADMIN RECORD KAR
WORK PLAN ON TUB DEFENSE PROPERTY DISPOSAL OFFICE
SCRAP YARD - DOC CNTRL 9CLB-101-01F102-B7-0002
HYDROGBOLOGIC ASSESSMENT REPORT - CTO #0012 - FINAL ADMIN RECORD HAR
WORK PLAN FOR THE 41 AREA WASTE STABILIZATION POND
DOC CNTRL #CLE-101-01P102-B7-0003
28 SOUTHWBST DIVISION
OU2
CROUP C
21 SOUTHWBST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
19 SOUTHWBST DIVISION
6.0U1 SOUTHWBST DIVISION
GROUP A
9.OU1 SOUTHWBST DIVISION
GROUP A
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DATE - 10/08/97
PAGB - 14
HCB CAMP PBNDLBTON ADMINISTRATIVE RECORD PILE INDEX
UIC No. DOC. NO.
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PRC . DATE
DOC. DATE
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PROM. SIGNATURE
TO SUBJECT .- CLASSIFICATION KBY WORDS
TO . SIGNATURE
DANES 6 MOORE DRAFT WORK PLAN FOR CLOSURE OF SURFACE IMPOUNDMENTS - ADMIN RECORD SMP
BARTBL, THOMAS ENGINEERING SERVICES FOR VARIOUS PROJECTS IN THE
SOUTHWEST DIV SOUTHWEST AREA, SAN DIEGO, CALIF. DELIVERY ORDER 0017
HORNBCKBR, LYNN
DAMBS 6 MOORE DRAFT WORK PLAN FOR CLOSURE OP SURFACE IMPOUNDMENTS. ADMIN RECORD DDP
THOMAS J. BARTBL ENGINEERING SERVICES FOR VARIOUS PROJECTS IN THE
SOUTHWEST DIVISION SOUTHWEST AREA.
MCB CAMP PBNDLTON COMMENTS ON CRWQCB LTR OP JUNE 19,1990 TO REVIEW B ADMIN RECORD COMMENTS
D.A. BETTER VI K WORK PLAN FOR LCAC AND FUEL DOCK SURFACE IMPOUNDMENTS
CRBQCB SAN DIEGO (LTR W/O WP FOR LCAC AND FUEL DOCK SURFACE IMPOUND.)
A.L. COB
JACOBS ENGINEERING PRB-DRAPT COMMUNITY RELATIONS PLAN FOR MCB CAMP ADMIN RECORD CRP
PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
JACOBS DRAFT SITE MANAGEMENT PLAN - MARINE CORPS BASE, CAMP ADMIN RECORD SHP
PBNDLBTON, CALIPONIA - DOCUMENT CONTROL
SOUTHWBSTDIV NUMBER CL8-101-01P012-S1-0002
CAMP PBNDLBTON INSTALLATION RESTORATION PROGRAM STATUS REPORT FOR ADMIN RECORD IAS
MARINE CORPS BASB CAMP PBNDLBTON. SI
CAMP PBNDLBTON RI
PS
CRWQCB SAN DIEGO MCAS AREA 22 FUEL DOCK AREA 14, (, LAS PULGAS VEHICLE ADMIN RECORD COMMENTS
A.L. COB WASH RACK AREA 43 COMMENTS MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
MCB CAMP PSNDLBTON
CO
ACCULAB ENVIRON SBRV LABORATORY RESULTS DONE BY ACCULAB FOR DAMBS AND MOORE ADMIN RECORD LAB
DAMBS & HOORB FOR MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON.
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
ACCULAB ENVIRON SSRV LABORATORY RESULTS DONE BY ACCULAB FOR DAMBS AND MOORE ADMIN RECORD LAB
DANES & MOORE FOR MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON.
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
ACCULAB ENVIRON SBRV LABORATORY RESULTS DONE BY ACCULAB FOR DAMBS AND MOORE ADMIN RECORD LAB
DAMBS fc MOORE FOR MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON.
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
...Situ...
• 21,22
GROUP B
19,20,22
GROUP A
OU1
3,4,5.6,8
19,20,22
6, 9,19
GROUP A
GROUP B
OU1 , OU2
€.9,19
GROUP A
GROUP B
OU1, OU2
6,9,19
GROUP A
GROUP B
Location
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
OU1,OU2
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DATE - 10/
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON ADMINISTRATIVE RECORD PILE INDEX
PAGE - IS
DOCUMENT TYPB
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DOC DATE
EPA CATft
01/09/95
10/25/90
00017
01.1
OS/02/95
11/06/90
00000
01.1
06/23/94
11/13/90
06.0
06/23/94
11/13/90
06.0
01/09/95
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12/21/90
00071
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FROM. SIGNATURE
TO
TO SIGNATURE
SOUTHWEST DIVIISON
CODS 1811. LH
SOUTHWEST DIIVISON
CODS 0213
HITTLEHAU3BR CORP.
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
DANA N. SAKAMOTO
U.S. DBP OP THE INT
WILLIAM ALLAN
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
DANA N. SAKAMOTO
DBPT OP COMMERCE
CHIP DBMARBST
CRHQCB SAN DIBOO
A.L.COB
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
D.A. HBTTSRVIK
DHS LONG BEACH
L. MILLER
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
JACOBS
MARK, DAVE
SOUTHWBSTDIV
DHS LONG BBACH
L. MILLER
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
ROBIN L. GREEN
JACOBS
SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION KEY WORDS
ANALYTICAL DATA SUBMITTAL (DELIVERABLE) AND STATUS ADMIN RECORD DATA
REPORT FOR NCB CAMP PSNDLTON
REPORT ON FIRST AND SECOND ROUND OROUNDNATBR SAMPLING ADMIN RECORD GW
AT BOX CANYON LANDFILL
FEDERAL FACILITIES AGREEMENT (FFA) FOR HARINB CORPS ADMIN RECORD PPA
BASE (MCB) , CAMP PBNDLBTON, CA.
FEDERAL FACILITIES AGREEMENT (PPA) FOR MARINE CORPS ADMIN RECORD PPA
BASE (MCB), CAMP PBNDLBTON, CA.
DRAFT WORK PLAN FOR CLOSURE OF THE LCAC AND ARBA 14, ADMIN RECORD CLOSURE
FUEL DOCK SURFACE IMPOUNDMENTS COMMENTS MCB CAMP COMMENTS
PBNDLBTON
POTENTIAL ARAR'a FOR MCAS CAMP PBNDLBTON ADMIN RECORD ARAR
DRAFT COMMUNITY RELATIONS PLAN ADMIN RECORD CRP
REMOVAL (3)
REMOVAL (6)
LETTER IN RESPONSE TO THE DRAFT IMPLEMENTATION PLAN ADMIN RECORD RESPONSE
FOR THE RCRA FACILITY ASSESSMENT DATED NOVEMBER 9, INFO REPOSITORY RCRA
1990 ASSESSMENT
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON SITE ASSESSMENT AND REMEDIAL ACTION ADMIN RECORD RA
PLAN POSTPONE FIELD WORK
. . .Sit* Location
19,20,22 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
7 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
OU3
GROUP B
19 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
1,2,3,4,5 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
6,7,8,9,10
11,12,13
14,15,16,
17,18.19,
20.21,22
GROUP A
GROUP B
GROUP C
OU1 , OU2
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
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DATB - 10/08/97
PAGB - 1C
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON ADMINISTRATIVE RECORD PILB INDEX
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00012
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01/09/95
12/27/90
00012
02.1
01/09/95
12/27/90
00012
03.1
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01/01/91
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PROM SIGNATURE
XO SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION KEY WORDS
TO SIGNATURE . .
JACOBS DRAFT HEALTH AND SAFETY PLAN ADMIN RECORD HfcSP
HARK, DAVID L. RI
SOUTHWBSTDIV FS
JACOBS ENGINEERING DRAFT SAP FOR RI/FS MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON ADMIN RECORD SAP
B.B LUBCKBR RI
SOUTHWEST DIVISION PS
REMOVAL (3)
REMOVAL («)
JACOBS ENGINEERING DRAFT RI/FS WORK PLAN MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON ADMIN RECORD RI
B.B. LUBCKBR PS
SOUTHWEST DIVISION REMOVAL (3)
REMOVAL (6)
NEWSPAPER ARTICLE • PBNDLBTON ON TOXICS CHECKLIST" ADMIN RECORD PUBNOT
(OCCUPANTS op CAMP AREA IN NO DANGER BASE OFFICIALS INFO REPOSITORY WATER
SAY) NPL
SPA SAN FRANCISCO REVIEW OF DRAFT RPA QUESTIONAIRB FOR MCB CAMP ADMIN RECORD RFA
R. BLANK PENDLETON AND FOLLOWING POINTS TO MAKE REGARDING ARE INFO REPOSITORY
SOUTHWEST DIVISION STATED
B. DIAS
CRWQCB SAN DIEGO PROPOSED BYPASS FROM PLANT NO. 11 SAN ONOPRB PLANT ADMIN RECORD HATER
A. COB WASTBWATBR PLOWS
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
JOHN A. BOWMAN
.
1,2,3,4,5,
6,7,8,9,10
11,12,13
14,15,16
17,18,19
20,21,22
1 1.2.3.4.4A
S,6,7,8,8A
9,10,11,12
,
13,14,15
16,17,18
19,20,21
22
GROUP A
GROUP B
GROUP C
OU1 , OU2
OU3
1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , 4A
S,6,7,8,8A
9, 10, 11, 12
13,14,15
16,17,18
19,20,21
22
GROUP A
GROUP B
GROUP C
OU1 , OU2
OU3
14.0U2
GROUP B
T^r-.rinn
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
OCBANSIDB LIBRARY
BASE LIBRARY
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
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DATB - 10/087W-
PAGB - 17
HCB CAMP PBNDLBTON ADMINISTRATIVE RECORD PILS INDEX
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BPA. CAT*
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01/18/91
00000
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06/23/94
01/31/91
10.2
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PROM SIGNATURE
TO
TO SIGNATURE
BPA SAN FRANCISCO
A. STRAUSS
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
D.A. HBTTBRVIK
TSC PROGRAM
KRISTING STULTZ
HAZMAT SPECIALIST
LEN MILLER
BPA
ROBERTA BLANK
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
ED DIAS
EPA
ROBERTA BLANK
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
BD DIAS
CRWQCB SAN DIEGO
J. ANDERSON
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
T. ZUGSAY
CRWQCB SAN DIBGO
J. ANDERSON
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
T. ZUGSAY
BPA, CDHS , SDRWQCB
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
CRWQCB
ARTHUR L. COB
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
CHRISA MITCHELL
CRWQCB SAN DIEGO
A.L. COS
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
CHRISA MITCHELL
CRWQCB SAN DIEGO
J. ANDERSON
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
B.J. TURSB
SUBJECT
NOTIFICATION THAT THE FFA SHALL BECOME EFFECTIVE ON
DATA YOU RECEIVE LETTER NO COMMENTS RECEIVED DURING
THE PFA PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON CRP REVIEW AND COMMENTS
DRAFT COMMUNITY RELATIONS PLAN THAT IS TO BE REVISED.
COMMENTS ON THE DRAFT OP A COMMUNITY RELATIONS PLAN.
COMMENTS fc CONCERNS ON THE DRAFT SAP FOR RI/FS, OP
JANUARY 24, 1991
COMMENTS <• CONCERNS ON THE RI/FS WORK PLAN OF JANUARY
24, 1991
REGULATORY AGENCY COMMENTS ON DRAFT RI/FS WORK PLAN
DRAFT HfcSP, DRAFT SAP
SOLID WASTE ASSESSMENT TEST INVESTIGATION, SAM ONOPRE
LANDFILL
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON SWAT SAN ONOFRB LANDFILL
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON WORKPLAN FOR REMOVING THE WATER
PROM THE LCAC FACILITY SURGE POND
CLASSIFICATION
ADMIN
ADMIN
ADMIN
ADMIN
ADMIN
ADMIN
ADMIN
ADMIN
ADMIN
ADMIN
RECORD
RECORD
RECORD
RECORD
RECORD
RECORD
RECORD
RECORD
RECORD
RECORD
KEY WORDS
PPA
COMMENTS
CRP
CRP
CRP
COMMENTS
COMMENTS
RI
FS
WORK PLAN
COMMENTS
SWAT
LF
LP
SWAT
GW
REMOVAL
WATER
SW
. . .Sit* Locati
SOUTHWEST
SOUTHWEST
SOUTHWEST
SOUTHWEST
2,9,1,7 SOUTHWEST
22 ARBA
23 ARBA
SOUTHWEST
14 SOUTHWEST
OU2
GROUP B
14.OU2 SOUTHWEST
GROUP B
19.OU2 SOUTHWEST
GROUP B
on
DIVISION
DIVISION
DIVISION
DIVISION
DIVISION
DIVISION
DIVISION
DIVISION
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SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION KEY WORDS
MINUTES OF PROJECT MANAGER MEETINGS 1 b IB OP 1991 ADMIN RECORD MTG MINS
COMMENTS ON WORK PLAN OF FEBRUARY 13, 1991. FOR ADMIN RECORD WORK PLAN
REMOVING WATBR FROM THB LCAC FACILITY SURGE REMOVAL
POND
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MINUTBS OF PRJBCT MANAGERS' NESTING TO DICUSS REVIEW ADMIN RECORD MTG MINS
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SPECIFICALLY THB NAVY'S RESPONSE TO THOSE COMMENTS PS
COMMENTS
MINUTBS OF ECOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT GROUP MEETING ADMIN RECORD MTG MINS
INSTALLATION RESTORATION PROGRAM STATUS REPORT FOR ADMIN RECORD RI
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REMOVAL (3)
REMOVAL (6)
•
TRC MTO MINUTES AND TRC COMMENTS FROM BNRMO MCB CAMP ADMIN RECORD MTG MINS
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Sito Location
14,4 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
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1 SOUTHWEST. DIVISION
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12,13,14.
15,16, 17
18,19,20,
21,22,23
24,25,26
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GROUP B
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OU1 , OU2 ,
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MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
OCBANSIDB LIBRARY
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MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON IS NOT PROCEEDING WITH FORMAL ADMIN RECORD
CLOSURE OP THE BOX CANYON LANDFILL
NOTIFICATION OP INVOKING A THIRTY-DAY EXTENSION FOR ADMIN RECORD
RI/PS STUDY ON CAMP PBNDLBTON.
RECOMMENDED APPLICATION OP NEW SUBMERSIBLE PUMP ADMIN RECORD
RECOMMENDED APPLICATION OP NEW SUBMERSIBLE PUMP TO ADMIN RECORD
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON RI
MINUTES OP PROJECT MANAGERS MBBTINO *2 DISCUSS REVIEW ADMIN RECORD
COMMENTS ON THE DRAFT RI/PS WORK FLAN AND SAP, AND
NAVY'S RESPONSES TO THOSE COMMENTS
DRAFT RCRA FACILITY ASSESSMENT PRELIMINARY REVIEW ADMIN RECORD
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OUTLINE OP ELEMENTS FOR INCLUSION IN DRAFT FINAL RI/FS ADMIN RECORD
HORKPLAN.
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7.0U3 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
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19,20,21,
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25.26.OU3
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6,7,8,9, 10
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17,18,19
20,21,22
23,24,25,
26
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GROUP B
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SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
OCEANS IDE LIBRARY
BASB LIBRARY
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
OCBANSIDB LIBRARY
BASB LIBRARY
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
OCBANSIDB LIBRARY
BASB LIBRARY
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MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
JOHN BOWMAN
FINAL CAMP PBNDLBTON SWAT INVESTIGATION REPORT ADMIN RBCORD SWAT
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REVIEW OP DRAFT RCRA FACILITY ASSESSMENT PRELIMINARY ADMIN RBCORD RCRA
REVIEW REPORT.
COMMENTS ON THE DRAFT RCRA (RPA) , PRELIMINARY REVIEW ADMIN RBCORD COMMENTS
REPORT OP MAY 31, 1991 RFA
HAZ WASTE
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HEALTH PLAN. SAFETY PLAN, COMMUNITY RELATIONS PLAN, FS
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WORK PLAN FOR DRAINING THE LCAC FACILITY SURGE POND ADMIN RBCORD WORK PLAN
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SAMPLING AND ANALYSIS PLAN AND DRAFT FINAL COMMUNITY PS
RELATIONS PLAN. SAP
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COMMENTS ON THE RI/PS DRAFT FINAL WORK PLAN, DRAFT ADMIN RBCORD COMMENTS
FINAL SAP AND DRAFT FINAL CRP ALL OF MAY 24, 1991
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DISPOSAL OF BIORBMBDIATBD SOLIDS. RESPONSE LETTER ADMIN RECORD DISPOSAL
FOR GUIDELINES. POL
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272,146,
164,170,
221,232
291,308
313
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
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8, OU2 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
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MATHUR, JAGDISH
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G.D. GODFREY
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DRAFT FINAL REMEDIAL INVESTIGATION/FEASIBILITY STUDY ADMIN RECORD RI
WORXPLAN AND SAMPLING AND ANALYSIS PLAN, MCB CAMP PS
PBNDLBTON. SAP
RCRA FACILITY ASSESSMENT - TECHNICAL MEMORANDUM FOR ADMIN RECORD RPA
DRAFT FINAL PRELIMINARY REVIEW REPORT
RCRA FACILITY ASSESSMENT - SAMPLING VISIT WORK PLAN ADMIN RECORD RCRA
DRAFT RFA
NO COMMENTS ON THE WORK PLANS FOR THB RI/FS ADMIN RECORD COMMENTS
COMMUNITY RELATIONS KICK-OOF MEETING FOR RI AT ADMIN RECORD MTG MINS
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
NEXT TRC MEETING SCHEDULE FOR OCT. 18, 1991 ADMIN RECORD TRC
RCRA FACILITY ASSESSMENT - TECHNICAL MEMORANDUM ON ADMIN RECORD RPA
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1
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19,20,21
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SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
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TRC MEETING MINUTES OP PBB 6, 1991 ADMIN RECORD MTO MINS
INFO REPOSITORY TRC
TRC COMMITTEE MEETING OP OCT 18, 1991 PROPOSED AGENDA ADMIN RECORD TRC
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REVIEW OP REQUEST FOR AND EXTENSION. ADMIN RECORD RI
RCRA
RPA
FPA DEADLINE EXTENSION REQUEST, RCRA FACILITY ADMIN RECORD RCRA
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1002,1003,
1004,1005
1006,1007,
1008,32,33
34,36,37,
38,39,40
41,42,46
47,48,2000
2001,2002
2003,2004
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GROUP B
GROUP C
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SOUTHWEST DIVISION
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14.0U1 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
32 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
42 MCB CAMP PBNDLETON
45
112
1S8
184
209
219
228
228
SOUTHWEST
1 SOUTHWEST
2 MCB CAMP
DIVISION
DIVISION
PBNDLBTON
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15,1991, MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON.
CAMP PBNDLBTON HCB ECOLOGICAL RISK ASSESSMENT
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SOUTHWEST DIVISION CAMP PBNDLBTON. PFA
B. DIAS
JACOBS ENGINEERING SITE INVESTIGATION REPORT APPENDIX A-2 ANALYTICAL DATA ADMIN RECORD SI
VOLUME 1, VOLUME 2, VOLUME 3 fc VOLUME 4 DATA
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3RD FFA PROJECT MANAGERS MBBTING MINUTES PACT SHEETS,
PUBLIC MBBTING, ETC.
MINUTES POR MCB CAMP PBNDLTON FFA PROJECT MANAGERS'
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PUBLIC'S ROLE IN SUPBRPUND SITE DECISIONS
COMMENTS OP REQUEST FOR EXTENSION FOR MCB CAMP
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COMMUNITY RELATIONS MBBTING TO BE HELD ON MARCH 25,
1993
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ADMIN RECORD
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ADMIN RECORD
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SUPBRPUND MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
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SOUTHWEST DIVISION
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HCB CAMP PBNDLBTON LETTER AGREEING TO INCLUDE US EPA ON AGENDA AND THANKS ADMIN RECORD
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SOUTHWEST DI VI I SON
JACOBS ENGINEERING
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
S.B. TONER
U.S. EPA
JULIE ANDERSON
EPA SAN FRANCISCO
R. SBRAYDARLAN
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
EPA
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
CRWQCB SAN DIEGO
D. BARKER
NCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
D. HBTTBRVIK
JACOBS ENGINEERING
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
DTSC
J.M. POLISINI
SITE MITIGATION BRCH
LBTICIA SEGOVIA
DTSC LONG BEACH
A. ARELLANO
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
T.C. CRANE
IT CORPORATION
M. PARKER
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SUBJECT
MCB CAMP RESPONSE TO COMMENTS RI\PS OU#1 HUMAN HEALTH
RISK ASSESSMENT DRAFT WORK PLAN OP 27 JULY 1992
MCB CAMP RESPONSE TO COMMENTS RI\PS OU81 HUMAN HEALTH
RISK ASSESSMENT DRAFT WORK PLAN
EXTENSION REQUEST FOR DRAFT REMEDIAL INVESTIGATION
REPORT FOR OPERABLE UNIT «1 MARINE CORPS BASE CAMP
PBNDLBTON.
COMMENTS (NO SPECIFIC) REGARDING TUB RPA DRAFT WASTE
MANAGEMENT PLAN
REGULATORY AGENCY COMMENTS ON DRAFT WASTE MANAGEMENT
PLAN
COMMENTS ON RFA DRAFT WASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN (WMP)
DECISION LOGIC: RECOMMENDATIONS FOR FURTHER ACTION AT
SV SITES
REVIEW OP CAMP PBNDLBTON DRAFT ECOLOGICAL RISK
ASSESSMENT WORK PLAN FOR OU1 (PCA 14650, SITE 400025-
43).
REVIEW OP RCRA FACILITY ASSESSMENT WASTE MANAGEMENT
PLAN BY AGENCY; NO COMMENT ON THE PLAN AT THIS TIME
DECISION LOGIC: RECOMMENDATIONS FOR FURTHER ACTION AT
SV SITES
CLASSIFICATION KEY WORDS
ADMIN RECORD RI
RA
COMMENTS
OU1
ADMIN RECORD OU
RA
OU1
ADMIN RECORD RI
ADMIN RECORD COMMENTS
INFO REPOSITORY RFA
ADMIN RECORD WMP
ADMIN RECORD COMMENTS
INFO REPOSITORY RFA
ADMIN RECORD
ABM IN RECORD RISK
ADMIN RECORD RCRA
INFO REPOSITORY ASSESSMENT
COMMENTS
ADMIN RECORD
Sit* . . . Location
GROUP A SOUTHWEST DIVISION
. 3,4.5,6,9,
24.OU1.OU2
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OU 1 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
GROUP A
S.6,9,24
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
OD1.0U2 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
GROUP A
3,4,5,6,9
24
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PENDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
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DATS - 10/08/97
PAGB - 32
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SOUTHWEST DIVISION
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IT CORPORATION
M. PARKER
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
VARIOUS AGENCIES
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
JAMBS PAHLISCH
U.S. BPA
JULIE ANDERSON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
J. PAWLXSCH
BPA SAN FRANCISCO
J. ANDERSON
JACOBS ENGINEERING
EDWARD MINUGH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
S. DIAS
JACOBS ENGINEERING
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
JACOBS ENGINEERING
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION
WORKING DRAFT ECOLOGICAL WORKPLAN FOR OU1 FOR MCB CAMP ADMIN RECORD
PSNDLBTON.
SUMMARY OP DISCUSSION DURING 13 AUGUST INFORMAL ADMIN RECORD
DISPUTE RESOLUTION MEETING
INVITATION TO THE SECOND DISCUSSION SESSIONS TO ADMIN RECORD
EVALUATE SITE CONDITIONS RCRA-PACILITY ASSESSMENT ON INFO REPOSITORY
SEPTEMBER 8-9, 1992 W/BNCLS AGENDA 4 MAP
EXTENSION REQUEST FOR DRAFT REMEDIAL INVESTIGATION ADMIN RECORD
REPORT FOR OPERABLE UNIT »1 MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON.
EXTENSION REQUEST FOR DRAFT RI REPORT FOR OU HI ADMIN RECORD
ADDENDUM TO DATA MANAGEMENT PLAN RI\PS MCB CAMP ADMIN RECORD
PBNDLBTON (NO ENCLOSURE)
ADDENDUM TO DATA MANAGEMENT PLAN REMEDIAL ADMIN RECORD
INVBSTIGATION\PBASIBILITY STUDY RESPONSES TO COMMENTS
REVIEW OP RECOMMENDATIONS FOR RPA SITES ADMIN RECORD
KEY WORDS
OU
EVALUATION
RCRA
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OU
RI
RI
DMP
RI
PS
DMP
RI
PS
COMMENTS
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GROUP A
5,6,9,24
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
OU1 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
GROUP A
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24
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11,12,13, SOUTHWEST DIVISION
21
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JACOBS ENGINEERING
BURT MILE URN
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
HCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
D.A. HBTTBRVIK
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B.K. DIAS
IT CORPORATION
M. PARKER
SOUTHWEST DIVISION •
VARIOUS
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
JACOBS ENGINEERING
D.L. MARK
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
JACOBS ENGINEERING
R. WADB
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
CITIZENS COORDINATE
F. MARKS
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
J. ROBBRTUS
JACOBS ENGINEERING
RICHARD WADB
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PENDLBTON
TRC MEMBERS
SUBJECT
RBVI3IBD FINAL HEALTH AND SAFETY PLAN FOR
REMEDIAL INVBSTIOATION\PBASIBILITY STUDY
NOTICE OF TRC MEETING FOR 20 OCT 1992
REVIEW OF RECOMMENDATIONS FOR RFA SITES
REGULATORY AGENCY COMMENTS ON DRAFT OU *1 HUNAN HEALTH
RISK ASSESSMENT WORK PLAN
DRAFT FINAL RI/FS WASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN
DRAFT FINAL RI/FS WASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN MCB
CAMP PBNDLBTON
REQUEST FOR FURTHER CLARIFICATION OP WHAT
RESPONSIBILITIES ARB INCLUDED WITH PARTICIPATING IN
THE TECHNICAL REVIEW COMMITTEE FOR THE IRP
DRAFT REMEDIAL INVBSTIGATION\FBASIBILITY STUDY
ECOLOGICAL RISK ASSESSMENT WORK PLAN HCB CAMP
PBNDLBTON
TECHNICAL RBVIBW COMMITTEE MEETING MINUTES FOR
20 OCTOBER 1992 MEETING
CLASS]
ADMIN
ADMIN
ADMIN
ADMIN
ADMIN
ADMIN
tPICATION
RECORD
RECORD
RECORD
RECORD
RECORD
RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN
RECORD
KEY WORDS
H4SP
RI
PS
TRC
RPA
COMMENTS
WMP
RI
PS
RI
PS
WMP
REQUEST
PUB. PARTICIPATI
IRP
RI
RA .
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REMOVAL (3)
REMOVAL (6)
TRC
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REMOVAL (6)
Si t* Location
SOUTHWEST
SOUTHWEST
SOUTHWEST
OU1 SOUTHWEST
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3,4,5,6,9
24
SOUTHWEST
SOUTHWEST
SOUTHWEST
MCB CAMP
3.OU2 SOUTHWEST
4, GROUP B MCB CAMP
5 OCEANS IDS
DIVISION
DIVISION
DIVISION
DIVISION
DIVISION
DIVISION
DIVISION
PENDLBTON
DIVISION
PBNDLBTON
LIBRARY
6 BASS LIBRARY
9,21,24
GROUP A
OU1
3,4.5,6,9 SOUTHWEST
24
OU2
DIVISION
GROUP A
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U.S. BPA
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JACOBS BNOINBBRING
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
JACOBS ENGINEERING
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION KEY WORDS
INFORMAL RESOLUTION OP DISPUTE FOR MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON. ADMIN RECORD PFA
CONFIDENTIAL DOC
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON RI\PS GROUP A SITES HUNAN HEALTH ADMIN RECORD RI
RISK ASSESSMENT DRAFT FINAL WORK PLAN RA
PS
RESPONSE TO COMMENT ON OU 1 HUMAN HEALTH RISK ADMIN RECORD PPA
ASSESSMENT DRAFT WORK PLAN OP 27 JULY 1992
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
GROUP A SOUTHWEST DIVISION
3,4,4A,S.
6,9,24
OU1 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
GROUP A
3,4,5,6,9
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PR/SV SITB MAPS AND PR SITE DESCRIPTIONS
3,4.5.6,9, SOUTHWEST DIVISION
24.0U1.0U2
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JACOBS ENGINEERING
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
JACOBS ENGINEERING
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
JACOBS ENGINEERING
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION KEY WORDS
DRAFT RCRA FACILITY ASSESSMENT REPORT ADMIN RECORD RPA
APPENDIX O ANALYTICAL RCRA
RESULTS VOLUME 1 OP 4
DRAFT RCRA FACILITY ASSESSMENT REPORT ADMIN RECORD RCRA
APPENDIX K BORING LOGS RPA
'
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APPENDIX B PHOTOGRAPHIC DOCUMENTATION DRAFT RPA ADMIN RECORD
REPORT
APPENDIX G ANALYTICAL RESULTS DRAFT RPA REPORT ADMIN RECORD DATA
VOLUME 1 OP 4, 2 OP 4, 3 OF 4 AND 4 OF 4
APPENDICES B AND F SAMPLING VISIT LOGBOOK AND HEALTH ADMIN RECORD H4SP
AND SAFETY PLAN DRAFT RPA REPORT
APPENDICES H, I, AND J GEOPHYSICS, SOIL VAPOR, AND ADMIN RECORD TANK
TANK TESTING RESULTS DRAFT RPA REPORT
APPENDIX A PR/VSI DOCUMENTATION FORMS DRAFT RFA REPORT ADMIN RECORD RFA
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. . .Site. . .
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GROUP B
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32,33,34,
11,12,13,
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27,28,29,
30,31,18,
32,33,34,
11,12,13
21
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SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUHTWBST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLETON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLETON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
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NCB CAMP PBNDLBTON ADMINISTRATIVE RECORD PILE IHDBX
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VARIOUS
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RICHARD HADB
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HCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
D. HBTTBRVIK
CITIZENS COORDINATE
P. MARKS
CH2H HILL
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SOUTHWEST DIVISION
BD DIAS
JACOBS ENGINEERING
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
JACOBS ENGINEERING
VARIOUS
LOS ANGELES TIME
HCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
D. HBTTBRVIX
CAL DPT. PISH & GAME
C. TAUCHBR
JACOBS ENGINEERING
IT CORPORATION
D. NARK
SUBJECT
INFORMAL RESOLUTION OP DISPUTE POR CAMP PBNDLBTON
REVISED PPA APPENDIX A
DRAFT ECOLOGICAL RISK ASSESSMENT SAMPLING AND
ANALYSIS PLAN REMEDIAL INVB3TIGATION\PEASIBILITY
STUDY GROUP A SITES
RESPONSE TO REQUEST TO ATTEND TECHNICAL REVIEW
COMMITTEE MEETING
DRAFT ADDENDUM ECOLOGICAL RISK ASSESSMENT SAMPLING
AND ANALYSIS PLAN
PROJECT MANAGERS MEETING MINUTES OP THE PPA W/
DISCUSSIONS AND DECISIONS SUMMARIZED MCB CAMP
PBNDLBTON
QUATBRLY PORJBCT MANAGERS' MEETING MINUTES OP 19
OCTOBER MEETING
NEWSPAPER ARTICLE "THE PBNDLBTON PRESERVE- MCB
CAMP PBNDLBTON
LETTER INVITING RECIPIENT TO SERVE AS A MEMBER OP THE
IRP TECHNICAL REVIEW COMMITTEE REQUIRED BY THE
SECTION 211 OP THE SUPER FUND
AUDIT OP NAVY CLEAN MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON FIELD TEAM
RI/PS
CLASSIFICATION
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
INPO REPOSITORY
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KEY WORDS
PPA
RA
RI
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REMOVAL (3)
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TRC
RA
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FPA
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4, GROUP A
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MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
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21,22
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
4S.OU2 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
OCEANS IDS LIBRARY
BASE LIBRARY
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
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IT CORPORATION
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COMMENTS ON DRAFT ECOLOGICAL RISK ASSESSMENT WORK PLAN
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COMMENTS ON THE DRAFT RPA REPORT DATED NOVBMBBR 3,
1992; FINAL DRAFT RPA IS DUB ON MARCH 5, 1992
W/BNCLS
COMMENTS ON RCRA FACILITY ASSESSMENT DRAFT
CONCERNS AND COMMENTS PROM DTSC ARE ENCLOSED AND
INCLUDE IN REVISED VERSION ON REPORT
IDENTIFICATION OP STATB ARAR* FOR GROUP A SITE 3, S
6 AND 9 AT MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
RESULTS OF SURVEY TO LACOTB RI SITES 1 AND 2
(MAPS INCLUDED)
COMMENTS ON DRAFT ECOLOGICAL SAMPLING AND ANALYSIS
PLAN FOR GROUP A SITES RI/PS
CONCURRENCE WITH THE CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS
ON THE DRAFT RCRA FACILITY ASSESSMENT REPORT (RPA)
PROJECT MANAGERS MEETING MINUTES OP TUB PPA FOR THE
RI/PS AND ARAR, PS EFFECTS OP FLOODING ON THE RI
PHASE I RI AT GROUP A SITES MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
DRAFT FINAL WORK PLAN RI\FS GROUP A SITES B CO LOGICAL
RISK ASSESSMENT MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
CORRECTIVE ACTION PLAN NO. 1 FOR NOVEMBER 1992 JACOBS
FIELD AUDIT OP RI/FS
CLASSIFICATION
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RBCORD
ADMIN RBCORD
ADMIN RBCORD
KBY WORDS
COMMENTS
COMMENTS
RFA
COMMENTS
RCRA
ASSESSMENT
ARAR
REMOVAL (3)
REMOVAL (6)
RI
COMMENTS
COMMENTS
RCRA
ASSESSMENT
MTG MINS
ARAR
RI
FS
FFA
RI
RA
FS
CA
GROUP A SOUTHWEST DIVISION
3.4.5,6,'.
24
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
5,3,6,9 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
GROUP A
OU1 , OU2
1 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
2
OU3
GROUP A SOUTHWEST DIVISION
3,4,5,6,9,
24
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
GROUP A SOUTHWEST DIVISION
3,4,5,6,9,
24
OU1 , OU2
GROUP A SOUTHWEST DIVISION
3,4,4A,6,
9,24,5
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
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DATS - 10/08/97
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MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
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SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
JACOBS BNOINSBRINO
RICHARD MADE
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
JACOBS ENGINEERING
RICHARD MADE
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
JACOBS ENGINEERING
RICHARD NADS
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
JACOBS ENGINEERING
RICHARD WADB
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
L.B. ARMAS
RBQCB SAN DIBGO
J. ANDERSON
JACOBS ENGINEERING
RICHARD WADB
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
L.B. ARMAS
TRC MEMBERS
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
L.W. ARMAS
TCR MEMBERS
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
L. ARMAS
VARIOUS AGENCIES
SUBJECT
IRP TRC MEETING MAP ENCLOSED UPDATE
REMEDIAL INVBSTIGATION\PBASIBILITY STUDY PHASE I
RI TECHNICAL MEMORANDUM GROUP A SITES VOLUME I
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
REMEDIAL INVBSTIGATION\PBASIBILITY STUDY PHASE I
RI TECHNICAL MEMORANDUM GROUP A SITES VOLUME II
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
REMEDIAL INVBSTIOATION\PBASIBILITY STUDY PHASE I
RI TECHNICAL MEMORANDUM GROUP A SITES VOLUME III
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
REMEDIAL INVBSTIGATION\PBASIBILITY STUDY PHASE I
RI TECHNICAL MEMORANDUM GROUP A SITES VOLUME IV
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
POR REVIEW, RETENTION fc COMMENT ON THB RI/PS GROUP "A"
SITBS ECOLOGICAL RISK ASSESSMENT DRAFT FINAL WORK PLAN
OP PBB. 19,1993 (SBB DOC. NO. 000076)
DRAPT FINAL SAMPLING ANALYSIS PLAN REMEDIAL
INVBSTIGATION\PBASIBILITY STUDY GROUP A SITBS
ECOLOGICAL RISK ASSESSMENT
FOR REVIEW f, COMMENT ON THB RI/PS GROUP "A" PHASE I
TECHNICAL MEMORANDUM OP PSB. 25, 1993
(SBB DOC. NO. 000061,62,63,64)
RI/PS GROUP 'A' SITBS ECOLOGICAL RISK ASSESSMENT DRAPT
PINAL SAP OP PBB 26, 1993 SENT POR REVIEW AND COMMENTS
TRANSMITTAL OP RI/PS GROUP A ECOLOGICAL RISK
ASSSSSHNBNT SAP POR REVIEW AND RETENTION
W/O BNCL
CLASSIFICATION
ADMIN RBCORD
ADMIN RBCORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RBCORD
ADMIN RBCORD
ADMIN RBCORD
ADMIN RBCORD
ADMIN RBCORD
ADMIN RBCORD
CONFIDENTIAL DOC
ADMIN RBCORD
INFO REPOSITORY
KEY WORDS
TRC
RI
TECH MEMO
PS
RI
TECH MEMO
PS
RI
TECH MEMO
PS
RI
TECH MEMO
OW
PS
TRC
RI
PS
RA
RI
PS
TRC
RI
PS
SAP
RI
PS
RISK
. . .Sit*. . .
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3,4,4A,S,
6.9-41,
24
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3,4,4A, 5,6
9,24
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3,4,4A, 5,6
9,24
GROUP A
3,4,4A,S,6
9,24
GROUP A
3,4,5,6, 9,
24
GROUP A
3,4,4A, 6,9
24
GROUP A
3,4,5,6,9,
24
GROUP A
3,4.5,6,9.
24
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
ASSESSMENT
SAP
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SOUTHWEST DIVISION
EDWARD K. DIAS
DTSC
LBTICIA SEGOVIA
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B.K. DIAS
EPA SAN FRANSICO
R. SBRAYDARIAN
IT CORPORATION
D. MARK
VARIOUS
IT CORPORATION
M. PARKER
VARIOUS
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
EDWARD K. DIAS
U.S. EPA
R. SBRAYDARIAN
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
EDWARD K. DIAS
U.S. EPA
R. SBRAYDARIAN
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B.K. DIAS
RWQCB SAN DIEGO
J. ANDERSON
THE BLADE CITIZEN
P. DIBHL
PUBLIC
JACOBS ENGINEERING
DISTRIBUTION
SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION
IDENTIFYING AND ADDRESSING POTENTIAL ARAR' • IN THE ADMIN RECORD
RI\PS FOR GROUP A SITES OU#1 HCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
TRC MTO MINUTES OP OCT 20. 1992 ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
MCB CAMP FBNDLTON FFA PROJECT MANAGERS MEETING MINUTES ADMIN RECORD
20 NOVEMBER 1992 MEETING
MINUTES OF MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON PROJECT MANAGERS' ADMIN RECORD
MEETING 5 FBBUARY 1993 MEETING
REQUEST FOR AN EXTENSION ON DRAFT FINAL RCRA FACILITY ADMIN RECORD
ASSESSMENT REPORT.
NOTICE OF INTENT TO CONDUCT REMOVAL ACTIONS FOR SHORT- ADMIN RECORD
TERM CLEANUPS OP SOIL CONTAMINANNTS AT TWO SITES.
PROJECT MANAGERS MEETING MINUTES OF NOV. 20, 1992 ADMIN RECORD
AND FBB 2, 1993 ON ARARe, PPA, PHASE I AT GROUP A
SITES
NEWS PAPER ARTICLE 'BASE STUDIES WASTE SITES* MARINE ADMIN RECORD
OFFICIALS WARY OF GROUND WATER CONTAMINATION INFO REPOSITORY
MINUTES OF 25 MARCH CONFBRNCB CALL ON RISK ASSESSMENT ADMIN RECORD
ISSUES, HCB CAMP PBNDLBTON RI/PS AND RPA
KEY WORDS
OU
RI
ARAR
FS
TRC
MTO MINS
HTG HINS
REMOVAL (3)
HTG MINS
REMOVAL (3)
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RCRA
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PFA
RBMOVALO)
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ARAR
GW
RPA
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24
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24
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3,4,5,6,9
24
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GROUP A
3.OU2
6.OU1
GROUP A
GROUP A
3,4,5,6,9,
24
. . . , Location
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
OCEANS IDE LIBRARY
BASE LIBRARY
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PENDLBTON
OCEANS IDE LIBRARY
BASE LIBRARY
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
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TRC MEMBERS
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
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VARIOUS AGENCIES
BPA SAN FRANCISCO
R. SBRAYDARIAN
i SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
JACOBS ENGINEERING
DISTRIBUTION
MCB CAMP PENDLBTON
L.B. ARMAS
DISTRIBUTION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B.K. DIAS
DTSC LONG BEACH
L. SEGOVIA
JACOBS ENGINEERING
D. TOWBLL
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
JACOBS ENGINEERING
MEMBERS
DTSC LONG BEACH
J. BUSSBY
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
... SUBJECT
LIST OP DOCUMENTS TO BB PROVIDED TO ALL TRC MEMBERS
TRANSMITTAL OP LIST OP DOCUMENTS TO ALL TECHNICAL
REVIEW COMMITTEE MEMBERS
COMMENTS ON THE TECHNICAL MEMORANDUM POR RI/PS
GROUP A SITBS N/BNCLS
MEETING MINUTES OP 10th PROJECT MANAGERS MEETING ON
3 APRIL 1993 TRC MEETING MINUTES SITBS 3,6,21,9
TRC MEETING MINUTES OP APRIL 1, 1993
CROUP A SITBS AND ACTIONS TAKEN
TRANSMITTAL OP MINUTES OP CONFERENCE ON 9 APRIL 93
ON RISK ASSESSMENT * EVALUATION OP SOIL BACKGROUND t
25 MARCH 93 RISK ASSESSMENT ISSUES RI/PS RPA
ADDENDUM FOR GROUP A SITBS RI/FS PRELIMINARY DRAFT
PHASE 2 RI WORK PLAN MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
APRIL 30, 1993 MEETING MINUTES ON EVALUATION OF RFA
SITBS
RESPONSE TO PROPOSED STATE ARARs POR MCB CAMP
PBNDLBTON TO LETTER RBCBIVBD MARCH 10, 1992
CLASSIFICATION K8Y WORDS
ADMIN RBCORD TRC
ADMIN RBCORD DATA
INPO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RBCORD COMMENTS
INFO REPOSITORY TECH MEMO
RI
PS
ADMIN RECORD MTG MINS
TRC
GW
UST
ADMIN RBCORD TRC
INPO REPOSITORY MTG MINS
ADMIN RBCORD RPA
MTO NINS
RA
EVALUATION
RI
PS
ADMIN RBCORD RI
PS
ADMIN RBCORD MTG MINS
INPO REPOSITORY RPA
ADMIN RBCORD ARAR
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
GROUP A SOUTHWEST DIVISION
5 MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
GROUP A SOUTHWEST DIVISION
3.5,21,9
GROUP A SOUTHWEST DIVISION
3,4,5,6,9 MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
23,24 OCBANSIDB LIBRARY
BASS LIBRARY
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
CROUP A SOUTHWEST DIVISION
6,9
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
HCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
GROUP A SOUTHWEST DIVISION
3,5,6,9
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J. PAWLISCH
DTS
JOHN SCANDURA
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
J. PAWLISCH
DTS
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DTSC LONG BEACH
L. SBOOVIA
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
MCB CAMP PNBDLBTON
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VARIOUS AGSNCIBS t
INDIVIDUALS
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
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VARIOUS AGENCIES fc
INDIVIDUALS
JACOBS ENGINEERING
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SOUTHWEST DIVISION
JACOBS ENGINEERING
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
JACOBS ENGINEERING
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
JACOBS ENGINEERING
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
JACOBS ENGINEERING
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SUBJECT
RESPONSE LETTER TO A LETTER SENT BY THE DEPARTMENT
OP TOXIC SUBSTANCES.
RESPONSE LETTER TO A LETTER SENT BY THE DEPARTMENT
OP TOXIC SUBSTANCES.
COMMENTS ON 1MB REMEDIAL INVESTIGATION/FEASIBILITY
STUDY PHASE I RI TECHNICAL MEMORANDUM POR GROUP A
SITES W/BNCLS
VARIOUS LETTERS PERTAINING TO LOW ATTBNDBNCB AT APRIL
1, 1993 TECHNICAL REVIEW COMMITTEE NESTING AND
SCHEDULE PREFERENCE.
INSTALLATION RESTORATION PROGRAM REMEDIAL
INVESTIGATION REPORT REVIEW AND TECHNICAL REVIEW
COMMITTEE MEETING W/O BNCL3
ADDENDUM POR GROUP A SITES RI/PS DRAFT PHASE 2 RI
WORK PLAN MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
DRAFT REMEDIAL INVBSTIQATION\PBASIBLITIY STUDY RI
REPORT FOR GROUP A SITES VOLUME 1 OF 6
DRAFT REMEDIAL INVBSTIGATION\PBASIBLITIY STUDY RI
REPORT FOR GROUP A SITES VOLUME 2 OP 6 APPENDICES A
THROUGH D
DRAFT REMEDIAL INVBSTIGATION\FBASIBLITIY STUDY RI
REPORT FOR GROUP A SITES VOLUME 3 OF 6 APPENDICES B
THROUGH H
DRAFT REMEDIAL INVBSTIGATION\PBASIBLIIY STUDY RI
REPORT POR GROUP A SITES VOLUME 4 OP 6 APPENDICES I
THROUGH 0
CLASSIFICATION
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
KEY WORDS
RI
PS
RI
PS
COMMENTS
RI
PS
TECH MEMO
IRP
RI
TRC
RI
PS
RI
FS
BB\CA
RI
FS
RI
PS
RI
FS
WATER
. . . Site Location
GROUP A SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
GROUP A SOUTHWEST DIVISION
3,4,5,6,9 MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
24 OCBANSIDB LIBRARY
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24
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24
GROUP A SOUTHWEST DIVISION
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24
GROUP A SOUTHWEST DIVISION
3,4,4A, 5,9 .
24
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FROM
FROM SIGNATURE .
JACOBS ENGINEERING
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
JACOBS ENGINEERING
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
CITY OP OCEANS IDE
N. YORK
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
J. JOY
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B. NINUGH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
JACOBS ENGINEERING
DISTRIBUTION
CRWQCB SAN DIEGO
M.J. ALPBRT
DTSC LONG BEACH
O.K. PATRICK
JACOBS ENGINEERING
DISTRIBUTION
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B. MI HUGH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
ANN B. THOMPSON
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
APCB SAN DIEGO
H. LAKB
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
L. ARMAS
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON ADMINISTRATIVE RECORD PILE INDEX
SUBJECT
DRAFT REMEDIAL INVBSTIOATION\PBASIBLIIY STUDY RI
REPORT FOR GROUP A SITES VOLUME 5 OF 6 APPENDICES P
THROUGH Y
DRAFT REMEDIAL INVHSTIGATION\PBASIBLITIY STUDY RI
REPORT FOR GROUP A SITES VOLUME 6 OF 6 APPENDIX Z
LETTER SUGGESTING SCHEDULE TIMES FOR TECHNICAL REVIEW
COMMITTEE MBBBTINGS
RESPONSE TO COMMENTS ON PHASE 1 RI TECHNICAL
MEMORANDUM FOR GROUP A SITES
MEETING MINUTES OP llth PROJECT MANAGERS MEETING ON
6 d 7 HAY 1993 KEY TOPIC RI REPORT FOR GROUP A SITES
PROPOSED REMOVAL ACTION, OU 1
IDENTIFICATION OP POTENTIAL STATE AND RBGIONA WATER
BOARD APAR0 AND TO- B8- CONSIDERED REQUIREMENTS FOR
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
12TH FFA PRJBCT MANGERS MEETING MINUTES KEY TOPICS
DRAFT RI REPORT FOR GROUP A SITES, HUMAN HEALTH RISK
ASSESSMENT
TWELFTH FPA PROJECT MANAGERS' MEETING
ENVIRONMENTAL CUSTOMER SERVICE VISIT.
TRIP REPORT OF 15 JUNE 1993 .
RESPONSE TO LETTER OF MAY 3, 1993 THAT MCB DOBS NOT
NEED TO APPLY FOR OR OBTAIN A PERMIT FOR LAS PULGAS
fc SAN ONOFRB LANDFILLS, ACCORDING TO RULE 59 RBQMTS.
CLASSIFICATION
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
KEY WORDS
RI
PS
SOIL
HRA
RI
FS
SOIL
DATA
REQUEST
COMMENTS
REMOVAL (3)
REMOVAL (6)
RI
RA
ARAR
MTG MINS
RI
MTG MINS
REMOVAL (3)
REMOVAL (6)
SV
PERMIT
LANDFILL
. . .Sit*. . .
GROUP A
3,4,4A,5,9
24
GROUP A
3,4,4A5,9,
24
GROUP A
3,4,5,6,9,
24
GROUP A
OU 1
3,4,5,6,9,
24
GROUP A
3,5,6,9
GROUP A
3,4,5,6,9
24
GROUP A
3,4, 5,6,9
24
LAS PULGAS
SAN ONOPRS
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
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HCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
L. ARMAS
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JACOBS ENGINEERING
C. WILLIAMS
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
BPA
J.P. CHRISTOPHER
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
JAMBS PAWLISCH
JACOBS
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
.... ... SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION KEY WORDS
TABLE 8-1 REPLACEMENT TO THE PRELIMINARY RISK BASED RA ADMIN RBCORD RA
GROUP A SITES HUNAN HEALTH RISK ASSESSMENT
STATUS REPORTS PROJECT MANAGERS MEETING MINUTES MAY 93 ADMIN RBCORD MTG MINS
AND MINUTES TO APR 30, 1993 CONFERENCE CALL
DRAFT WORK PLAN ADDENDUM FOR RPA SITES ADMIN RBCORD WORK PLAN
W/O BNCLS INFO REPOSITORY RFA
RCRA FACILITY ASSESSMENT REPORT DRAFT FINAL ADMIN RBCORD RCRA
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON INFO REPOSITORY RPA
USB OF CALIFORNIA CANCER POTENCY FACTORS FOR MARINE ADMIN RBCORD ARAR
BASB CAMP PBNDLBTON. CANCBR
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON RI\PS DRAFT WORK PLAN ADDENDUM FOR ADMIN RBCORD FS
RPA SITES ADDED TO RI\FS RPA
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON CLEANUP PROGRAM UPDATE PACT SHEET ADMIN RBCORD REMOVAL (3)
NO. 2 INFO REPOSITORY REMOVAL (6)
. . .Sit*. . .
GROUP A
3,4,5,6,9,
24, OU1
RFA SITES
RPA SITES
27,28,29,
31,32,33,
34,35,36,
37.38.39.
40,41,42
OU2 , OU3
GROUP D
GROUP C
3,1S,4,4A
5,6,9,24
GROUP A
. GROUP B
7,8,8A,14
19,20,22
GROUP C
1,2,10,16.
17.27,28
29,30,31,
GROUP D
1,2,18,32
33,34
OU1 , OU2 ,
OU3
. . , Location. .
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
HCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
OCBANSIDB LIBRARY
BASB LIBRARY
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
OCBANSIDB LIBRARY
BASB LIBRARY
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TO SIGNATURE
JACOBS ENGINEERING
PARTICIPANTS
JACOBS
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
JAMBS PAWLISCH
BPA
JOHN B. SCANDURA
DTSC LONG BEACH
H. SALLOUM
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
L. ARMAS
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
ASS. CHISP STAFF
BPA SAN FRANCISCO
R. SBRAYDARIAN
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
BPA SAN FRANCISCO
R. SBRAYDARIAN
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B.B LUBKER
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B.B. LUBCKBR
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SUBJECT
JUNB 16, 1993 TWELFTH FPA PROJECT MANAGER'S MEETING
MINUTES AND ATTENDEES SIGN UP SHEET
H/BNCLS
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON RI\PS GROUP B SITBS ECOLOGICAL
RISK ASSESSMENT WORK PLAN PRELIMINARY DRAFT
IDENTIFICATION OF STATE APPLICABLE OR RELEVANT AND
APPROOPRIATB REQUIREMENTS (ARAR.) FOR MCB CAMP
PBNDLSTION
COMMENTS ON THE DRAFT REMEDIAL INVESTIGATION (RI)
REPORT FOR GROUP A SITBS
LETTER OF THANKS FOR PARTICIPATION IN TECHNICAL REVIEW
COMMITTEE MEETING FOR IRP, AND MENTION OF NEXT MEETING
COMMENTS ON THE DRAFT REMEDIAL INVESTIGATION REPORT
FOR GROUP A SITES INCLUDING THE HUMAN HEALTH RISK
ASSESSMENT AND SPECIFIC ECOLOGICAL RISK ASSESSMENT
DRAFT FINAL RCRA FACILITY ASSESSMENT REPORT DATED
JUNB 25, 1993 REVIEWED AND CONCUR WITH THE SITBS
RECOMMENDED FOR FURTHER ACTION UNDER CBRCLA
ADDENDUM FOR GROUP A SITBS RI/PS TBCHNINCAL MEMORANDUM
FOR DRAFT FINAL PHASE 2 RI WORK PLAN MCB CAMP
PBNDLBTON
RI/PS TECHNICAL MEMORANDUM FOR DRAFT FINAL PHASE 2
RI WORK PLAN ADDENDUM FOR GROUP A SITBS
CLASSIFICATION
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
KEY WORDS
MTG NINS
FFA
PS
RA
RI
ARAR
COMMENTS
RI
TRC
COMMENTS
RI
RISK
ASSESSMENT
RCRA
ASSESSMENT
CBRCLA
RI
PS
TECH MEMO
RI
TECH MEMO
PS
. . .sit*. . .
CORUP A
4
4A
5
24
3
9
6
GROUP B
7,8,8A, 14,
19,20,22
OU2
GROUP A
GROUP A
GROUP A
3,4,5,6,9,
24
OU1 , OU2
GROUP A
3,4,5,6,9
24
.... Location
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
OU1,OU2
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DATB - 10/08T9/
PAGE - 4
HCB CAMP PBNDLBTON ADMINISTRATIVE RECORD PILB INDEX
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DTSC LONG BEACH
H. SALLOUH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
L.B. ARMAS
DISTRIBUTION
CRWQB SAN DIEGO
H. ALPBRT
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
CRWQCB SAN DIEGO
M. ALPBRT
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
BPA REGION 9
R. SBRAYDARIAN
CAMP PBNDLBTON
J. JOY
CMC WASHINGTON DC
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
JACOBS ENGINEERING
S. TSAI
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
JAMBS PAWLISCH
BPA
JOHN B. SCANDURA
DTSC LONG BEACH
M. GAS LAN
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
SUBJECT ....
APPROVAL ON TUB DRAFT FINAL RCRA FACILITY ASSESSMENT
REPORT DATED JUNE 25, 1993
TRC MEETING MINUTES OP JUNE 17, 1993
CONCURR8NCB ON THE DRAFT REMEDIAL INVESTIGATION (RI)
REPORT FOR GROUP A 8 1 TBS; CANNOT CONCURR WITH SITS 24
•NO-ACTION INTERIM ROD* WITHOUT FURTHER CLARIFICATION
REVIEW OF DRAFT FINAL RCRA FACILITY ASSESSMENT (RFA)
REPORT; NO COMMENTS AT THIS TIMB
(NOTE: DUPLICATE COPY RBC' D W/ORIO)
DOCUMENTING NO ACTION DECISIONS AT CAMP PENDLBTON WITH
ATTACHED EXCERPTS FORM OSWBR DIRECTIVE 933 S. 3 -02,
CHAP. 9, CHECKLIST FOR NO ACTION RODS W/O BNCLS
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON FACILITIES RESTORATION/REPAIR
REQUIREMENTS RESULTING PROM STORM DAMAGE
RI/FS SAMPLING LOCATION MAPS FOR GROUP B AND PHASE 2
GROUP A SAMPLING LOCATIONS
IDENTIFICATION OF STATE APPLICABLE OP RELEVANT AND
APPROPRIATE REQUIREMENTS FOR MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON.
LIST OP POTENTIAL STATE ARAR6 FOR THE CERCLA REMOVAL
ACTIONS AT SITES 3,5, AND 6 AND THE CBRCLA REMEDIAL
ACTIONS AT SITE 9 PROPOSED FOR GROUP A SITES W/BNCLS
CLASSIFICATION
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
KEY WORDS
RCRA
ASSESSMENT
TRC
NTG MINS
COMMENTS
RI
NFA
RCRA
ASSESSMENT
COMMENTS
WPSL
MAP
RI
ARAR
FFA
ARAR
CBRCLA
REMOVAL
RA
. . -Sit*. . .
GROUP A
3,4,4A, 5,9
24,6,
GROUP A
3
4
4A
S
9
24
GROUP A
OU1
3,4,5,6,9,
24
3
5
6
9
GROUP A
. . Location . . .
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
HCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
OCEANS IDE LIBRARY
BASE LIBRARY
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
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DATB - 10/08/97
PAGB - 4t
HCB CAMP PBNDLBTON ADMINISTRATIVE RECORD PILE INDBX
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0016S
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08/20/93
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08/23/93
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08/23/93
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JACOBS ENGINEERING
B.B. LUBCKBR
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
L.B. ARMAS
DISTRIBUTION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
J.B JOY
DISTRIBUTION
MCB CAMP PNBDLBTON
J. JOY
BPA SAN FRANCISCO
R. SBRAYDARIAN
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
J.B JOY
DISTRIBUTION
JACOBS ENGINEERING
D. MARK
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
J.B. JOY
BPA SAN FRANCISCO
R. SBRAYDARIAN
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B.B. LUBCKBR
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B.B. LUBCKBR
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
. SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION
DRAFT WORK PLAN RI/FS GROUP B SITES ECOLOGICAL RISK ADMIN RECORD
ASSESSMENT FOR MCB CAMP PBNDLTON
RI/FS SAMPLING LOCATION MAPS FOR GROUP B 4 PHASE 2 ADMIN RECORD
GROUP A SAMPLING LOCATIONS (W/O MAPS) CONFIDENTIAL DOC
RI/FS TECHNICAL MBORANDUM FOR DRAFT FINAL PHASE 2 RI ADMIN RECORD
WORK PLAN ADDENDUM FOR GROUP A SITES (SEE DOC. NO.
0026S7 FOR ENCLOSURE)
LETTER ENCLOSING ANALYTICAL DATA FOR SOIL BORING ADMIN RECORD
TAKEN AT SITE 34. W/OUT ATTACHED MAP INFO REPOSITORY
RI/FS GROUP B SITES ECOLOGICAL RISK ASSESSMENT DRAFT ADMIN RECORD
WORK PLAN OP 20 ADO 1993 FOR REVIEW AND COMMENTS
SBB DOC. NO. 002642 FOR ENCLOSURE)
IDENTIFICATION AND SCREENING OP TREATMENT ADMIN RECORD
TBCHNOLOGICB SOIL AND GROUNDWATBR CONTAMINATION
GROUP A SITES 3,5,6, & 9
RI/FS HUMAN HEALTH RISK ASSESSMENT WORK PLAN FOR GROUP ADMIN RECORD
•B* SITES DATED NOVEMBER 9, 1993; TRC COMMENTS DUB INFO REPOSITORY
NO LATER THAN OCTOBER 9, 1993 W/O BNCLS
RI/FS BB/CA FOR GROUP A SITE 3, THE PEST CONTROL WASH ADMIN RECORD
RACK, AND SITE 6. THE DPDO (DRMO) SCRAP YARD AND
B-2241 PRELIMINARY DRAFT
RI/FS BB/CA FOR GROUP A SITE 5, FIREFIGHTER DRILL ADMIN RECORD
FIBLD PRELIMINARY DRAFT INFO REPOSITORY
KBY WORDS
RI
FS
MAP
RI
FS
TBCH MEMO
RI
PS
DATA
SOIL
RI
PS
GW
REMOVAL (3)
REMOVAL (6)
RI
PS
RISK
ASSESSMENT
WORK PLAN
COMMENTS
BB\CA
RI
FS
RI
PS
BB\CA
GROUP B SOUTHWEST DIVISION
7,8,8A, 14
19,20,22
GROUP B SOUTHWEST DIVISION
GROUP A
3,4,5,6,9,
24
GROUP A SOUTHWEST DIVISION
3,4,5,6,9,
24
34 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
GROUP B SOUTHWEST DIVISION
3,5,6,9 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
GROUP A
OU1.OU2,
OU3
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
GROUP A SOUTHWEST DIVISION
3,6
GROUP A SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SITB 5 MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
OCBANSIDB LIBRARY
BASS LIBRARY
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PAGE - 4
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON ADMINISTRATIVE RECORD PILE INDEX
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TO. SIGNATURE
JACOBS ENGINEERING
D.R. LINCOLN
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
J.B JOY
DISTRIBUTION
DTSC LONG BEACH
0. PATRICK\
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
BDWARD K. DIAS
CRNQCB SAN DIEGO
JOHN ANDERSON
JACOBS ENGINEERING
D. HARK
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
JAMBS PAWLISCH
EPA
JOHN SCANDURA
COUNTY OP SAN DIEGO
J.R. ODERMATT
DTSC LONG BEACH
M. GAS LAN
CRWQCB SAN DIEGO
M.J. ALPBRT
DTSC LONG BEACH
O.K. PATRICK
APCD SAN DIEGO
R.J. SMITH
DTSC LONG BEACH
N. GAS LAN
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
BDWARD K. DIAS
U.S. EPA
R. SSRAYDARIAN
SUBJECT
DRAFT WORK PLAN RI/PS GROUP B SITES HUMAN HEALTH RISK
ASSESSMENT MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
REPLACEMENT PAGES FOR FIGURE 5-1 fc PACE 5-5 OF THE
DRAFT FINAL RCRA RPA
RESPONSE TO THE CONCERNS OF THE IDENTIFICATION OP
STATE ARAR*
CONFIRMATION OF THE EXTENSION OF THB DUB DATS FOR THE
DRAFT FINAL REMEDIAL INVESTIGATION REPORT FOR GROUP
A SITES.
13TH PFA PROJECT MANAGERS' MEETING
USB OF CALIFORNIA CANCER POTENCY FACTORS FOR MARINE
CORPS BASE CAMP PBNDLBTON.
REQUEST FOR IDBNTIPIATION OP CHEMICAL LOCATION &
ACTION SPECIFIC ARARs FOR MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON GROUP A
SITES
IDENTIFICATION OP POTENTIAL STATE AND RBGIONA WATER
BOARD APAR» AND TO-BB-CONSIDBRBD REQUIREMENTS FOR
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
REQUEST FOR IDBNTIFIATION OF ARAR* FOR MCB CAMP
PBNDLBTON GROUP A SITES
FEDERAL FACILITIES AGREEMENT 7.5 AND 18.3. FORWARDING
MINUTES OF THB 13TH FFA PROJECT MANAGERS' MEETING.
CLASSIFICATION
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
KBY WORDS
RI
PS
RA
RCRA
RESPONSE
ARAR
RI
MTO MINS
REMOVAL (3)
RBMOVAU6)
CANCER
CBRCLA
ARAR
ARAR
ARAR
FFA
PN
7,8,8A, 14 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
19.20,22 MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
GROUP B OCBANSIDB LIBRARY
BASE LIBRARY
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
GROUP A SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
GROUP A SOUTHWEST DIVISION
3,4,5,6,9,
24, OU1
3,5,6,9 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
GROUP A
GROUP A SOUTHWEST DIVISION
3. 5,6,9 ,
GROUP A SOUTHWEST DIVISION
3,5,6,9
GROUP A SOUTHWEST DIVISION
3, 5,6,9
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JULIB ANDERSON
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VARIOUS AGENCIES
MCB CAMP PNBDLBTON
J. JOY
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
A. SHALL
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
K. REYNOLDS
JACOBS ENGINEERING
NOAA SAN FRANCISCO
D. KLIMAS
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B. DIAS
SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION KEY WORDS
REQUEST FOR AN EXTENSION TO A DEADLINE SBT FORTH IN ADMIN RECORD FFA
APPENDIX A OP THE FFA FOR MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON. OU
PS
VARIOUS LETTERS DOCUMENTING THE UPDATE OF THE IRP ADMIN RECORD IRP
TECHNICAL REVIEW COMMITTEE MEMBERS LIST, REQUEST FOR INFO REPOSITORY REQUEST
REVIEW AND COMMENTS COMMENTS
UPDATE OF THE IRP TECHNICAL REVIEW COMMITTEE MBMBBBRS ADMIN RECORD IRP
LIST, REQUEST FOR REVIEW AND COMMENTS INFO REPOSITORY REQUEST
COMMENTS
COMMENTS FROM BPA ON THE DRAFT WORK PLAN ADDENDUM FOR ADMIN RECORD COMMENTS
RFA SITES ADDED TO RI/FS
REVIEW OP THE REMEDIAL INVESTIGATION/FEASIBILITY ADMIN RECORD RI
STUDY, GROUP B SITES, BCD LOGICAL RISK ASSESSMENT INFO REPOSITORY PS
DRAFT WORK PLAN, DATED AUGUST 20, 1993
. . .Site. .
GROUP B
8
8A
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
Location
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
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COUNTY OP SAN DIEGO
L. SKINNER
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
K. REYNOLDS
JACOBS ENGINEERING
SUBJECT
RI\PS RI REPORT FOR' GROUP A SITES
DRAFT FINAL VOLUMES 1 C, 2 OF 6 APPENDICES A THROUGH D
RI\PS RI REPORT FOR GROUP A SITBS
DRAFT FINAL VOLUME 3 OP 6 APPENDICES B THROUGH H
RI\PS RI REPORT FOR GROUP A SITBS
DRAFT FINAL VOLUME 4 OP 6 APPENDICES I THROUGH O
RI\FS RI REPORT FOR GROUP A SITBS
DRAFT FINAL VOLUME 5 OP 6 APPENDICES P THROUGH Y
RI\FS RI REPORT FOR GROUP A SITBS
DRAFT FINAL VOLUME 6 OP 6 APPENDICES Z AND AA
RI/PS ARARa ENCLOSED COMPLETE
LIST OP ARARa FOR PROTECTION OF STATE FISH AND
WILDLIFE RBSOUCBS AT MCB CAMP PBNDLSTON
MEASURING AND SAMPLING FREE PRODUCT IN MONITORING
WELLS
COMMENTS ON THE REMEDIAL INVESTIGATION/FEASIBILITY
STUDY HUMAN HEALTH RISK ASSESSMENT WORK PLAN FOR
GROUP *B* SITBS DATED SEPTEMBER 9, 1993
COMMENTS ON THE RI/PS GROUP B HUMAN HEALTH RISK
ASSESSMENT HORK PLAN DRAFT 09 SEPT 1993
CLASSIFICATION
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
KEY WORDS
PS
RI
PS
RI
FS
RI
PS
RI
PS
RI
RI
ARAR
PS
REMOVAL (3)
REMOVAL ( 6 )
COMMENTS
RI
FS
RISK
ASSESSMENT
WORK PLAN
COB
. . .Site. . .
GROUP A
3,4,4A,S,9
24
GROUP A
3,4,4A,5.9
24
GROUP A
3.4.4A, 5,9
24
GROUP A
3.4.4A, 5,9
24
GROUP A
. 3,4,4A, 5,9
24
GROUP A
3,5,6,9
GROUP A
GROUP B
GROUP B
GROUP B
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLETON
OCBANSIDB LIBRARY
BASE LIBRARY
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
OCBANSIDB LIBRARY
BASE LIBRARY
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
OCBANSIDB LIBRARY
BASE LIBRARY
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
OCBANSIDB LIBRARY
BASE LIBRARY
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
OCBANSIDB LIBRARY
BASE LIBRARY
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWBST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWBST DIVISION
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BIOSYSTBMS ANALYSIS
J. MILLER
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
J. JOY
U.S. BPA
R. SBRAYDARIAN
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
JAMBS PAWLISCH
DFG
JOHN TURNER
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
J.B. JOY
BPA
MILASOL GASLAN
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
ED DIAS
COUNTY OP SAN DIEGO
L. SKINNER
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
J.B. JOY
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
BD DIAS
SUBJECT .
STATE ARAR* POR MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON GROUP A SITBS
LIST OP OTHER AGENCY ARAR 8
RESPONSE TO COMMENTS FROM BPA, NOAA 4 DTSC ON RI/PS
STUDY GROUP B SITBS ECOLOGICAL RISK ASSESSMENT
DRAFT WORK PLAN
TECHNICAL PROJECT NOTE RESPONSE TO COMMENTS ON DRAFT
RI REPORT FOR GROUP A SITBS
LETTER REQUESTING ACCESS TO SITE 6 AND BNRMO SURVEY
PERMIT TO CONDUCT WETLAND ASSESSMENT AS PART OF RI/PS
WORK PLAN FOR MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
EXTENSION REQUEST POR SUBMITTAL DEADLINES POR OU #1,
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON.
5090 BPS/TS (NOV 3 1993) TECHNICAL PROJECT NOTE.
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON, DRAFT FINAL HUMAN HEALTH RISK
ASSESSMENT (HRA) WORKPLAN POR GROUP B SITBS.
COMMENTS ON THE REMEDIAL INVESTIGATION/FEASIBILITY
STUDY ECOLOGICAL RISK ASSESSMENT WORK PLAN POR
GROUP *B* SITBS
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON INSTALLATION RESTORATION PROGRAM
TECHNICAL REVIEW COMMITTEE MEMBERS LIST.
CLASSIFICATION KEY WORDS
ADMIN RECORD ARAR
ADMIN RECORD COMMENTS
ADMIN RECORD COMMENTS
REMOVAL (3)
RBMOVAL(6)
ADMIN RECORD ASSESSMENT
INPO REPOSITORY RI
PS
WORK PLAN
PERMIT
SCRAPYARD
ADMIN RECORD PPA
OU
ARAR
ADMIN RECORD PN
RI
PS
ADMIN RECORD HA
H4SP
ADMIN RECORD COMMENTS
INPO REPOSITORY RI
PS
RISK
ASSESSMENT
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ADMIN RECORD TRC
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3,5,6,9
GROUP B SOUTHWEST DIVISION
GROUP A SOUTHWEST DIVISION
3,4,5,6,9
24
6 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
BUXJ. 2241 MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
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3,4,5,6,9,
24
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OU3
7,8,14,22,
19,20, OU2
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
GROUP B SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
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DTSC SACRAMENTO
D. WANG
US ARMY CORPS BNGNRS
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MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
WALTER CRANE
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
J.B. JOY
DPG
MICHBAL MARTIN
CRWQCB SAN DIEGO
M. ALPBRT
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
CRWQCB
MARK J. ALPBRT
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
EDWARD DIAS
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SUBJECT
UPDATE OP THE IRP TECHNICAL COMMITTEE REVIEW MEMBERS'
LIST; REQUEST FOR REVIEW AND COMMENTS
(REFERENCE DOC. 0003333)
FINAL WETLAND DELINEATION OP SITE 6 DPDO (DRHO) SCRAP
YARD AND B-3241 AREA MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
FIRST QUARTER FISCAL YEAR 1993/1994 ACTIVITIES REPORTS
AND LIST OF DTSC' S RPM; NOTIFICATION OP CHANGE IN
DTSC STAFF ASSIGNMENT TO DSMOA
PERMIT APPLICATION FOR GROUND WATER AND VADOSB
MONITORING WELLS - REFUSE BURNING GROUNDS
INVITATION TO SERVE AS A MEMBER OF A TECHNICAL REVIEW
COMMITTEE.
CONCURRENCE AND COMMENTS ON THE DRAFT REMEDIAL
INVESTIGATION (RI) REPORT AND DRAFT FINAL RI REPORT
FOR GROUP A SITES
TECHNICAL PROJECT NOTB-RBSPONSB TO COMMENTS ON DRAFT
RBMBDAL INVESTIGATION REPORT AND DRAFT FINAL RI REPORT
FOR GROUP A SITES, MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON.
PERMIT APPLICATION FOR GROUND WATER AND VADOSB
MONITORING WELLS - FORMER SB WAGE TREATMENT PLANT
FACILITY IN 25 AREA
CLASSIFICATION
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
KEY WORDS
IRP
RI
PS
WORK PLAN
SAP
REMOVAL (3)
REMOVAL ( 6 )
DSMOA
PERMIT
MONITORING
WELLS
TRC
COMMENTS
RI
TBCH MEMO
PN
RI
COMMENTS
PERMIT
GW
MONITORING
. Sicv .
GROUP A
3,6,9
GROUP A
OU1, OU2
OU3
1
ID
14 AREA
11 ARBA
13 ARBA
20 ARBA
43 ARBA
52 ARBA
62 ARBA
64 ARBA
TWIN LAKES
' GROUP A
GROUP A
3.4,5,6,9
24, OU1
35
25 ARBA
Location .
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDBLTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
OCEANS IDE LIBRARY
BASE LIBRARY
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
HCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
WELLS
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MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
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M. MARTIN
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B.N. MINUCH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
J.R. PAWLISCH
CRWQCB
NARK J. ALPBRT
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
J.R. PAWLISCH
CRWQCB SAN DIEGO
M.J. ALPBRT
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B. MINUGH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
DPG
JOHN TURNER
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
JAYNB B. JOY
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
JAMBS PAWLISCH
DPG
MICHBAL MARTIN
DTSC LONG BEACH
M. GASLAN
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B. MINUGH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SUBJECT
DOCUMENTS TO ASSIST THB CAMP PBNDLBTON INSTALLATION
RESTORATION PROGRAM POR GROUP A SITES, THB RI/P9 STUDY
WORK PLAN AND RI/PS SAP (W/O BNCLS)
RI/PS PHASE I RI TECHNICAL MSMORNADUM GROUP B SITES
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
IDENTIFICATION OP STATE ARAR'S UNDER THB COMPREHENSIVE
ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSE, COMPENSATION, AND LIABILITY
ACT (CBRCLA) .
REQUEST POR CLARIFICATION OP THB STATE AND RWQCB
POSITION REGARDING SOME REQUIREMENTS THAT HAVE BEEN
IDENTIFIED
RBSONSB TO COMMENTS ON DRAFT HUMAN HEALTH RISK ASSBSSM
BUT WORK PLAN
INVITATION TO PARTICIPATE IN TECHNICAL REVIEW
COMMITTEE, CAMP PBNDLBTON.
DISCUSSION OP ARARa IDENTIFIED BY FISH AND GAMS
COMMENTS ON THB DRAFT FINAL RI REPORT POR GROUP A
SITES
MINUTES OP 16 DBCEMBBR MEETING ON ARAR*
CLASSIFICATION
ADMIN RECORD
INPO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
KBY WORDS
IRP
RI
PS
WORK PLAN
SAP
TBCH MBMO
RI
PS
CBRCLA
ARAR
REMOVAL (3)
REMOVAL (6)
ARAR
COMMENTS
TRC
ARAR
CBRCLA
TRC
COB
REMOVAL (3)
REMOVAL (6)
ARAR
REMOVAL (3)
RBMOVAL(6)
Si to Location
GROUP A SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
7,8,BA, 14 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
19,20,22
GROUP B
OU2 , OU3
3,5,6,9 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
GROUP A
OU1
OU2
GROUP A SOUTHWEST DIVISION
3,5,6,9
SOUTHWEST DIVISION-
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
GROUP A SOUHTWBST DIVISION
3,4,5,6, 9
24
OU1
GROUP A SOUTHWEST DIVISION
3.5,6,9
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DHS
JOHN OOBRMATT
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
ED DIAS
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B. NINUGH
SOUTHNBST DIVISION
NCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
J. JOY
DPT. HEALTH SERVICES
K. HBATON
U.S. EPA
R. SBRAYDARIAN
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
JAYNB JOY
DTSC LONG BBACH
0. PARTICK
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
EPA
R. SBRAYDARIAN
SOUTHWEST
BD DIAS
JACOBS ENGINEERING
S. TSAI
DISTRIBUTION
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B. MINUGH
SOUTHNBST DIVISION
U.S. EPA
R. SBRAYDARIAN
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON ADMINISTRATIVE RECORD PILE INDEX
SUBJECT
COMMENTS ON THB DRAFT RI/PS STUDY PHASE 1 RI TECHNICAL
MEMORANDUM FOR GROUP *B< SITES AT MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON.
DATED DECEMBER 1993.
MINUTES OP 17 DECEMBER 1993 MEETING ON REMEDIATION
GOALS
COVER LETTER ENCLOSING PERMIT APPLICATIONS AND MAPS
POR GROUNDWATBR AND VADOSB MONITORING WELLS IN
ACCORDANCE WITH FEDERAL FACILITIES AGREEMENT
PROPOSED ACTIONS AT INSTALLATION RESTORATION (IR)
SITES 4, 4A, AND 22.
COMMENTS ON THB PHASE I RI TECHNICAL MEMORANDUM POR
GROUP B SITES
TECHNICAL MEMORANDUM POR RI/PS GROUP B SITES
PROJECT NOTE REGARDING FOLLOW-UP EFFORT FOR MCB
CAMP PBNDLBTON EB/CA FOR GROUP A SITBS 3 AND 6 SOIL
WASHING ALTERNATIVES
APPLICABILITY OP 40 CRF 268. 42 (A) 2 AND CORRELATIVE
STATE REGULATIONS TO GROUP A SITES 3 AND 6
TECHNICAL MEMORANDUM POR RI/FS GROUP B SITES, MCB
CAMP PBNDLBTON.
CLASSIFICATION
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
KBY WORDS
RI
PS
TECH MEMO
MTG MINS
REMOVAL (3)
REMOVAL (6)
PERMIT
GW
MONITORING
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FFA
RI
TECH MEMO
COMMENTS
TECH MEMO
RI
OU
BE\CA
HTG MINS
CRP
REMOVAL(3)
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PS
RI
GROUP B
7,8,14,19,
20.OU2.OU3
GROUP A SOUTHWEST DIVISION
3,5,6,9
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
. 4 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
4A
22
GROUP B SOUTHWEST DIVISION
GROUP B SOUTHWEST DIVISION
GROUP A SOUTHWEST DIVISION
3,6
3,6 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
GROUP A
OU1.0U2
GROUP B
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
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89-07, 89-08, 89-09, 89-14, 89-15.
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MCB CAMP PSNDLBTON
J.8. JOY
SDAPCD
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
J.B. JOY
RMQCS
JOHN ANDERSON
RWQCB
ARTHUR L. COB
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
J.H. ROBBRTUS
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B. NINUOH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
R. GRBBN
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B. HINUGH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B. MINUCH
DISTRIBUTION
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B. LUBCKBR
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
W.A. DOS SANTOS
APCD
RICHARD J. SMITH
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B. MINUGH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
J.R. PAWLISCH
EPA SACRAMENTO
A.J. LANDIS
SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION
SUBMISSION LETTERS TO IS SDAPCD EMPLOYEES CONCERNING ADMIN RECORD
RI/PS DRAFT ENGINEERING EVALUATION AND COST ANALYSIS
FOR SITB 5 DATBD 4 FEBRUARY 1994.
PROJECT NOTES ADDRESSING COMMENTS TO RI/FS DRAFT HUMAN ADMIN RECORD
HEALTH RISK ASSESSMENT WORK PLAN FOR GROUP -B* SITES.
STAFF REPORT DESCRIBING FURTHER REGIONAL BOARD ADMIN RECORD
ENFORCEMENT OPTIONS. CEASE AND DESIST ORDERS.
PROJECT NOTE RE: FOLLOW-UP EFFORT FOR MCB CAMP ADMIN RECORD
PBNDLBTON BB/CA FOR GROUP A SITES 3 AND 6
ESTIMATED COST OP CONDUCTING RPA INVESTIGATION FOR ADMIN RECORD
RI SITB 37 (RPA SITB 2SS) MCB CAMP PSNDLBTON
FOLLOW UP BFPOR FOR MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON BB/CA FOR ADMIN RBCORD
GROUP A SITES 3 AND 6
BB/CA FOR GROUP A SITB 5 DRAFT ADMIN RECORD
REGARDING ARARa COMMENTS ON THE APCD POSITION ON ADMIN RBCORD
APPLICABILITY OF STATE ENVIRONMENTAL LAWS AT MCB
CAMP PBNDLBTON
RESPONSE TO COMMENTS ON DRAFT FINAL TECHNICAL ADMIN RBCORD
MEMORANDUM FOR GROUP B SITES
DTSC ROLE AS LEAD STATE AGENCY FOR IDENTIFICATION OF ADMIN RBCORD
STATE ARAR* FOR MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
KBY WORDS
RI
FS
BB\CA
PN
RI
PS
HRA
NOV
CtD
BB\CA
RPA
BB\CA
REMOVAL (3)
REMOVAL (6)
BB/CA(«)
TPH
NTCRA
ARAR
CBRCLA
ARAR
BB\CA
COMMENTS
REMOVAL (3)
REMOVAL (6)
ARAR
5,001 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
GROUP A
GROUP B SOUTHWEST DIVISION
7.8,14,19,
20.22.OU2
OU3
GROUP A SOUTHWEST DIVISION
3,6
. 37 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
3,6 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
GROUP A
5 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
3,6 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
GROUP A SOUTHWEST DIVISION
OU1 . OU2
GROUP A SOUTHWEST DIVISION
3,4,5,6,9,
24.OU1
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VIC No. DOC.NO. FRC.DATS
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SUBJECT.
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LANDFILL DRAFT REVISION 0
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
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03/10/94
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01/17/95
03/10/94
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01/05/95
03/14/94
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01/05/95
03/14/94
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02.4
01/06/95
03/15/94
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W.A. DOS SANTOS
BPA SAN FRANCISCO
J. ANDERSON
DBPT OF PISH t GAME
J.L. TURNER
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
J.B. JOY
DISTRIBUTION
BPA SAN FRANCISCO
J. ANDERSON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
W.A. DOS SANTOS
DTSC LONG BEACH
0. PATRICK
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
S. DIAS
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B.B. LUBCKBR
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
REQUESTING EXTENSION TO THB DEADLINE FOR THB DRAFT RI
REPORT FOR GROUP B SITBS FROM MARCH 14. 1994 TO
OCTOBER 31 1994 SET FORTH IN APPENDIX A FFA
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON RI/PS PS FOR GROUP A SITBS
DRAFT CAMP PBNDLBTON PS FOR GROUP A SITBS SITB 9 OF
MARCH 15,1994 SENT OUT FOR COMMENTS (DRAFT PS SITB
LOCATED UNDER DOC. NO. 002644)
EXTENSION REQUEST FOR THB DRAFT RI REPORT GROUP B
SITBS MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON WITH REVISED APPENDIX A PPA
WITH APPROVED SCHEDULE FOR OU 2
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON DRAFT BB/CA POR GROUP A SITB S
COMMENTS
DRAFT RI/PS PS POR GROUP A SITBS SITB 9 MCB CAMP
PBNDLBTON
ADMIN RECORD RI
PPA
ADMIN RECORD RI
CONFIDENTIAL DOC PS
ADMIN RECORD PS
COMMENTS
TRC
ADMIN RECORD RI
OU
ADMIN RECORD EB\CA
COMMENTS
ADMIN RECORD RI
INFO REPOSITORY PS
GROUP B
GROUP A
3,4,5,6,9,
24
GROUP A
9
OU 1
GROUP B
OU 2
GROUP A
5
GROUP A
9
OU 1
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
OCBANSIDS LIBRARY
BASE LIBRARY
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MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON ADMINISTRATIVE RECORD FILB INDEX
PAGE - 51
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SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B.K. DIAS
DISTRIBUTION
JACOBS ENGINEERING
DISTRIBUTION
DPG SACRAMENTO
J. TURNER
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
BPA SAN FRANCISCO
L.C. MALDONADO
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
R. CALLAWAY
DTSC LONG BEACH
J.B SCANDURA
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
J.R. PAWLISCH
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
J. JOY
VARIOUS AGENCIES
COUNTY OP SAN DIEGO
R.J. SMITH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
SUBJECT
SAMPLE LOCATION MAPS POR SITES 25 J TO 25N
REVIEW OP APPENDIX A ARARe POR THE MCB AT CAMP
PBNDLBTON COMMENTS SITE S
PROJECT NOTE REGARDING 14TH PPA PROJECT MANAGERS MTG
KEY TOPIC PHASE I RI TECHNICAL MEMORANDUM POR GROUP B
SITES OP 10 DEC 1993
14TH PPA PROJECT MANAGERS MEETING RI/PS AND REMOVAL A
ACTION TOPICS
COMMENTS ON THE REMEDIAL INVESTIGATION/FEASIBILITY
STUDY POR GROUP A SITES AND SITE 9 DRAFT OP MARCH
IS. 1994
COMMENTS ON ARAR POR SITE 5
USB OP CALIFORNIA CANCER POTENCY FACTORS POR MCB
CAMP PBNDLBTON
IDENTIFICATION OP ARARS FOR THE BB/CA POR SITES 3 AND
6 AND REQUEST FOR COMMENTS ON SAME
W/O BNCL
DRAFT IDENTIFICATION OF ARAR* FOR SITE S CAMP
PBNLBTON
CLASSIFICATION
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
KEY WORDS
DATA
ARAR
COMMENTS
RI
PS
TECH MEMO
PPA
RI
MTG HINS
PFA
MTG MINS
COMMENTS
RI
PS
COMMENTS
CANCER
ARAR
CBRCLA
ARAR
BB\CA
COMMENTS
ARAR
Sit*
25J
2SK
2SL
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25N
5,001
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5
3
6
5
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SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PENDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
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EPA SAN FRANCISCO
S.L. IAUTH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
JACOBS BNOINBBRINO
B. NINUGH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
JACOBS ENGINEERING
S. MINUGH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B. NINUGH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
CRWQCB SAN DIEGO
A.L. COB
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
DTSC LONG BEACH
O. PATRICK
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
APCD SAN DIEGO
R.J. SMITH
DTSC SACRAMENTO
R. BRAUSCH
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B. MINUGH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
DTSC LONG BEACH
M.C. GASLAN
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION
COMMENTS ON MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON DRAFT BB/CA FOR GROUP A ADMIN RECORD
SITES 3 I, «
MINUTES OF 6 APRIL 1994 MEETING ON PROPERTY ADMIN RBCORD
DISPOSITION FOR CTO *1«6
TECHNICAL PROJECT NOTE MINUTES OF 15TH PPA PROJECT ADMIN RBCORD
MANAGERS MEETING
MINUTES OP 14 APRIL 1994 MEETING ON ECOLOGICAL ADMIN RBCORD
CLEARANCE FOR REMAINING RI SAMPLING
REVIEW COMMENTS ON THE APPENDIX A ARARa OF 14 MARCH ADMIN RBCORD
1994
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON REVIEW COMMENTS ON DRAFT BB/CA ADMIN RECORD
GROUP A SITE 5 ARARa
FOR GROUP SITE 366
REQUEST THAT DTSC FUND APCD FOR CONTINUED ADMIN RBCORD
PARTICIPATION IN THB IDENTIFICATION AND ENFORCEMENT OF
STATE ARAR* FOR MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON SITE 9
MINUTES OP 21 APRIL 1994 MEETING ON ARARa FOR SITE S ADMIN RBCORD
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON REVIEW COMMENTS OP APPENDIX A ADMIN RBCORD
GROUP A SITE S ARARa
KEY WORDS
BB\CA
COMMENTS
MTO NINS
NTG MINS
MTG MINS
REMOVAL (3)
REMOVAL (6)
COMMENTS
COMMENTS
ARAR
ARAR
ARAR
COMMENTS
ARAR
. . .Site. . .
GROUP A
3,6
GROUP D
5
OU1 , OU2
GROUP A
GROUP A
6,4.9
• GROUP B
8,14
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ID, 8, 10,
14
16,17,27
28,30,35
5
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3.6,5
9.OU1
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GROUP A
S
. . . .Location
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
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DATE - 10/08/97
UIC Ho. DOC.NO.
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PACB - SE
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON ADMINISTRATIVE RBCORD FILE INDEX
PRC.DATB FROM
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SOUTHWEST DIVISION
J.R. PAWLISCH
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J. PAWLISCH
PROFESSIONAL HASTE
C. WBBBR
JACOBS ENGINEERING
S. TSAI
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
R. GRBBN
APCD SAN DIEGO
R.J. SMITH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
CRWQCB SAN DIEGO
J.P. ANDERSON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
J.R. PAWLISCH
DBPT OP FISH fc GAHB
J.L. TURNER
EPA SAN FRANCISCO
S.L. LAUTH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
MCB CAMP PBNDLETON
J.B. JOY
DTSC LONG BBACH
0. PATRICK
MCB CAMP PNDLBTON
J. JOY
VARIOUS AGENCIES
31 MARCH 1994 MEETING ON APCD AND DEPARTMENT OP PISH
AND GAHB ARAR* FOR SITE S
CONTAMINATION AS A RESULT PROVIDING FOR SOLID WASTE
COLLECTION AND DISPOSAL SERVICES AT THB MCB CAMP
PBNDLBTON
NOTIFICATION OF POTENTIAL HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE
LIABILITY AT SITE 28, PWS TRASH HAULER'S MAINTENANCE
AREA
FINAL TECHNICAL PROJECT NOTB R BOARD I NO SUMMARY fc
EVALUATION OF RESULTS TO DATS PROM THB RI OP
AT SITE C DPDO (DRHO) SCRAP YARD AND NEAR B-2241
REQUEST TO REVIEW DRAFT ARARS FOR CAMP PBNDLBTON SITES
3 (. 6
REVIEW OF MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON DRAFT BB/CA FOR IRP
GROUP 'A1 SITE 5, FIRBPIOHTBR DRILL PIBLD, OP
4 PBB 1994
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON RI/FS STEPS THAT CAN FACILITATE
COORDINATION AND MAINTAIN FORWARD PROGRESS
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON COMMENTS ON THB DRAFT FS FOR GROUP
•A* SITES, SITE 9
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON TECHNICAL PROJECT NOT WHICH
SUMMARIZES fc EVALUATES RESULTS PROM RI GROUNDWATBR AT
IR SITS 6 (LTR W/O PROJECT NOTB)
2 COVER LETTERS ENCLOSING COPIES OF TECHNICAL PROJECT
NOTB FOR RESULTS OP GROUNDWATBR INVESTIGATION AT IR
SITE 6. W/OUT ENCLOSURE
ADMIN RBCORD
ADMIN RBCORD
CONFIDENTIAL DOC
ADMIN RBCORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RBCORD
ADMIN RBCORD
ADMIN RBCORD
ADMIN RBCORD
ADMIN RBCORD
ADMIN RBCORD
ADMIN RBCORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ARAR
CRP
DISPOSAL
HAZ WASTB
RI
OW
RI
EVALUATION
ARAR
REMOVAL (3)
REMOVAL (6)
BB\CA
COMMENTS
RI
PS
COMMENTS
FS
GH
RI
RESULTS
CW
INVESTIGATION
S
OU1
28
OU2
GROUP C
28
6, GROUP
B-2241
3.6
GROUP A
OU1 , OU2
GROUP A
S
• GROUP A
3,6,5,9
OU1 , OU2
GROUP A
9
OU 1
6
GROUP A
OU1
6
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
A SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
IR
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MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON DRAFT PS FOR CROUP A SITES SITE 9 ADMIN RECORD ARAR
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TRIP REPORT BIORBDBDIATION OP SITE #21 AND GROUP A IRP ADMIN RECORD BIORBMBDIATION
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COMMENTS ON PROPOSED ARARa FOR INSTALLATION ADMIN RECORD COMMENTS
RESTORATION SITS 9,41 AREA STUART MBSA HASTB ARAR
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DRAFT ACTION MEMORANDUM FOR NON-TIMB-CRITICAL REMOVAL ADMIN RECORD ACTHBMO
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JACOBS ENGINEERING
B.B. LUBCKBR
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B.B. LUBCKBR
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
BPA SAN FRANCISCO
S. LAUTH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
JACOBS ENGINEERING
S. TSAI
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
R. GREEN
HCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
J.B. JOY
DBPT OF PISH & GAMS
H. MARTIN
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
J.B. JOY
DISTRIBUTION
JACOBS ENGINEERING
DISTRIBUTION
OHM REMEDIATION SVCS
C. JBSPBRSSN
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SUBJECT
DRAFT RI/PS RI REPORT FOR GROUP B SITES VOLUME 3 OF 4
APPENDICES 0 THROUGH P MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
DRAFT RI/PS RI REPORT FOR GROUP B SITES VOLUME 4 OP 4
APPENDICES Q THROUGH V HCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
NAVY PROPOSES PLAN FOR REMEDIAL ACTION AT OU 1 SITE 9
DRAFT PROPOSED PLAN OPERABLE UNIT #1, SITE 9
COMMENTS ON MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
MINUTES OP BIGHTBBNTH FPA PROJECT MANAGERS MEETING
(PROJECT NOTE) FFA DEADLINES AND SCHEDULE, SITE S
REMOVAL ACTION, ETC.
TRC NESTING FOR CAMP PBNDLBTON IRP DECEMBER IS, 1994
AT 7:00 PM TO DISCUSS FINDINGS OP THB DRAFT GROUP B
RI REPORT OF OCTOBER 1994
TRC MEETING NOTICE TO HELD ON DEC. IS, 1994 TO
DISCUSS THB VOLUME 1 DRAFT CROUP B RI REPORT
(LTR W/0 MAP)
MINUTES OP TELEPHONE CONFBRNBCB CALL REGARDING
PROPOSED PLAN FOR OU 1 SITE 9 MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
FINAL REMOVAL ACTION SITE WORK PLAN - BIORBMBDIATION
OF GROUP A, IRP SITE S
CLASSIFICATION
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
KEY WORDS
RI
PS
RI
PS
RA
OU
COMMENTS
MTO MINS
PPA
BB\CA
ARAR
REMOVAL (3)
REMOVAL ( 6 )
TRC
TRC
MTG MINS
REMOVAL
WORK PLAN
SOIL
Site
GROUP B
7.8.8A. 14
19,20,22
GROUP B
7,6,8A, 14
19,20,22
9
OU 1
OU 1
9
5,3,6,9,37
OU1 , OU2
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GROUP B
GROUP B
GROUP B
OU 1
9
GROUP A
S
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
OCBANSIDB LIBRARY
BASE LIBRARY
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
HCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
OCBANSIDB LIBRARY
BASS LIBRARY
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
OCBANSIDB LIBRARY
BASE LIBRARY
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
OCBANSIDB LIBRARY
TPH
WATER
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EPA SAN FRANCISCO
J. ANDERSON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
J.R. PAHLISCH
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SOUTHWEST DIVISION
J. PANLISCH
BLADE CITIZEN
PUBLIC NOTICE
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B.K. DIA3
DISTRIBUTION
HCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
J.B. JOY
DISTRIBUTION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
W.A. DOS SANTOS
BPA SAN FRANCISCO
J. ANDERSON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
L. HARVBY
VARIOUS AGENCIES
BPA SAN FRANCISCO
J . ANDERSON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
W.A. DOS SANTOS
CRWQCB SAN DIEGO
J.P. ANSBRSON
DTSC LONG BBACH
I. HIRBAWI
US DBPT OF INTERIOR
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SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
SUBJECT
HCB CAMP PBNDLBTON FUNDING REQUIREMENTS AND PPA
DEADLINES
REGARDING POIA REQUEST CHBHICALS FOUND IN TWO BORINGS
TAKEN ADJACENT TO A CONCRETE PAT AT SITE »2B-26
NBWS ARTICLB OF PUBLIC NOTICE OF AVAILABILTIY AND
PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD AND PUBLIC NESTING FOR
HCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
TRC IRP CAMP PBNDLBTON MAILING LIST
(PARTICALLY CONFIDENTIAL)
INVITATION TO ATTEND THE IRP PUBLIC MEETING BEING HELD
ON 4 JANUARY 1995 MEETING WILL FOCUS ON THE PS FOR OU1
IR SITE 9 AND PROPOSED PLAN (SBB DOC. NO. 002690)
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON FUNDING REQUIREMENTS AND FFA
DEADLINES SOUTHWEST DIVISION RESPONSE EXTENSION
REQUEST PHASE III
LETTER ENCLOSING ANALYTICAL RESULTS FOR SITE 37,
EXTRACTED PROM THE DRAFT FINAL MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON RCRA
FACILITY ASSESSMENT RBPORT, DATED JUNB 25, 1993 W/O BN
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON SCHEDULE EXTENSION REQUEST OF THB
DRAFT WORK PLAN ADDENDUM SITE 8 AND THB OROUNDHATBR
BASIN STUDY WORK PLAN PHASE III
PRELIMINARY DRAFT RI/FS STUDY RI RBPORT FOR GROUP B
SITES COMMENTS
COMMENTS ON THB DRAFT RI RBPORT FOR GROUP B SITES
CLASSIFICATION
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
CONFIDENTIAL DOC
INPO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
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FPA
FOIA
PUB NOT
TRC
MAILING LST
FS
RA
PPA
RI
PS
RESULTS
RCRA
ASSESSMENT
GW
RI
PS
COMMENTS
RI
COMMENTS
GROUP B SOUTHWEST DIVISION
GROUP C
28 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
OU 1 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
OCBANSIDB LIBRARY
BASE LIBRARY
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
OCBANSIDB LIBRARY
BASS LIBRARY
OU 1 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
9
8 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
37 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
GROUP D MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
8 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
OU2
GROUP B
GROUP B SOUTHWEST DIVISION
8,14,20,19
22,9
GROUP B SOUTHWEST DIVISION
8,7,19,20
22
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SOUTHWEST DIVISION
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B. DIAS
TRC MEMBER
BMVIR. SECURITY
IT CORPORATION
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PUBLIC
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H.A. DOS SANTOS
USBPA SAN FRANCISCO
J. ANDERSON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
H.A. DOS SANTOS
BPA SAN FRANCISCO
J. ANDERSON
SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION KBY WORDS
COMMENTS ON THE DRAFT RI REPORT FOR GROUP B SITES ADMIN RECORD RI
OF 21 OCT. 1994 COMMENTS
COMMENTS ON THB DRAFT RI REPORT FOR GROUP B SITES ADMIN RECORD RI
OF 28 OCT. 1994 ARAR
COMMENTS ON RI/FS RI REPORT FOR GROUP B SITES ADMIN RECORD RI
PUBLIC MEETING TRANSCRIPT OP JAN 4, 199S ADMIN RECORD MTO MINS
PUBLIC MEETING TRANSCRIPT OP JAN 4. 1995 ADMIN RECORD
PUBLIC MEETING TRANSCRIPT OF JAN 4, 1995 ADMIN RECORD
PUBLIC MEETING TRANSCRIPT OF JAN 4, 1995 ADMIN RECORD MTG MINS
CONTINUING FLOOD HAZARD AT MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON ADMIN RECORD
LEVEE
SCHEDULE EXTENSION REQUEST FOR MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON FOR ADHIN RECORD FPA
RESPONSE TO DISAPPROVING FOR DELIVERABLE FOR THB
DRAFT WORK PLAN ADDENDUM FOR SITE 8
RESPONSE TO SCHEDULE EXTENSION REQUEST SUBMITTED ON ADMIN RECORD GW
DECEMBER 23, 1994 FOR MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
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14.8A, 20,
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7, •, 14, 19
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SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
8 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
8 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
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J.B. JOY .
MCAS CAMP PENDLBTON
3. GIBSON
IT CORPORATION
M. PLAUOHBR
SOUTHNBST DIVISION
B. DIAS
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
J. JOY
VARIOUS AGENCIES
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
J.W. JOY
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
T. ZUOSAY
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
L.W. HARVEY
PRBSSBISBN t RBIDBL.
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J. ANDERSON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
W.A. DOS SANTOS
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SOUTHWEST DIVISION
W.A DOS SANTOS
SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION KBY WORDS
GOVERNMENT AND REGULATORY AGENCY COMMENTS REGARDING ADMIN RECORD COMMENTS
DRAFT RI FOR GROUP B SITES AT MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON RI
DRAFT SITB 28 PROPOSED SAMPLING LOCATIONS 26 AREA ADMIN RECORD
TRASH HAULERS MAINTENANCE AREA
IRP ADDENDUM DOCUMENTS SENT OUT TO TRC MEMBERS FOR ADMIN RECORD IRP
REVIEW AND COMMENTS (LTR W/O DRAFT WP ADDENDUM FOR 4 CONFIDENTIAL DOC COMMENTS
SITB B L DRAFT WP ADDENDUM FOR GH SANTA MAGARITA BASIN
DRAFT RI REPORT FOR GROUP B SITES PRELIMINARY DRAFT ADMIN RECORD COMMENTS
RB8PON8B TO COMMENTS RI
REQUEST COMMENTS ON ADDENDUM FOR ADDT'L INVESTIGATION ADMIN RECORD REQUEST
AT SITB 8 AND DRAFT WORK PLAN ADDENDUM FOR AQUIFER INFO REPOSITORY INVESTIGATION
TESTING AND CAPTURE ZONB MODELING, DTD JAN. 26, 1995 WORK PLAN
CZMA
TRC MEETING MINUTES OF DECEMBER IS, 1994 FOR ADMIN RECORD MTO MINS
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON CONFIDENTIAL DOC REMOVAL O)
RESPONSE TO REQUEST FOR SPECIFIC INFORMATION REGARDING ADMIN RECORD RESPONSE
BORINGS TAKEN ADJACENT TO THE CONCRETE WASH PAD AT CONFIDENTIAL DOC
THE SITB 2B--26 IN FEBRUARY 1993
SCHEDULE EXTENSION REQUEST FOR MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON ADMIN RECORD TECH MEMO
FOR THE DRAFT WORK PLAN ADDENDUM FOR SITB B, GW GW
BASIN STUDY WORK PLAN GROUP C PHASE I RI TECH. MEMO.
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SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
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SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
J. JOY
VARIOUS AGENCIES
JACOBS ENGINEERING
H.C. SALMON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
R. ORBBN
JACOBS ENGINEERING
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SOUTHWEST DIVISION
R. GREEN
SAN CLEMENTS PUB.
J. RAMSEY
PUBLIC NOTICE
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
J.B. JOY
VARIOUS AGENCIES
CRWQCB SAN DIEGO
J. ANDERSON
DTSC
I. HIRBAWI
CRWQCB SAN DIBGO
J. ANDERSON
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SUBJECT
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REVISION 0
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OF EH/CA FOR SITES 3 t, 6 ON FEBRUARY 8 AND 9, 1995
W/ BNCL. OF PROPOSED AGENDAS
SAMPLE LOCATION NAPS GROUP C SITES MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
NELL LOCATION MAPS GROUP C SITES MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
CERTIFICATION OF NOTICE OF AVAILABILITY AND PUBLIC
COMMENT PERIOD AND PUBLIC MEETING
HELL LOCATION MAPS GROUP C SITES MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
W/0 BNCLS
RWQCB REVIEW AND COMMENT ON SOIL WASHING TRBATABILITY
STUDY FOR IR SITE 3, PEST CONTROL WASH RACK. AND
SITE 6, DPDO SCRAPYARD, MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
COMMENTS ON RI/PS STUDY DRAFT WORK PLAN ADDENDUM FOR
ADDITIONAL INVESTIGATION AT SITE 8, LAS PULGAS
LANDFILL
CLASSIFICATION
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ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
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KEY WORDS
RI
RI
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MAP
MAP
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PNDLBTON
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DIVISION
DIVISION
DIVISION
PBNDLBTON
DIVISION
PBNDLBTON
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B. DIAS
PISH ft WILDLIFE
G.C. KOBBTICH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
L.W. ARMAS
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SUBJECT . .
COMMENTS ON REMEDIAL INVESTIGATION/FEASIBILITY STUDY
DRAFT SANTA MARGARITA BASIN GROUNDWATBR STUDY WORK
PLAN ADDENDUM. DATBD JANUARY 26, 1995
DRAFT SANTA MARGARITA BASIN GROUNDWATBR STUDY WORK
PLAN ADDENDUM AND DRAFT WORK PLAN ADDENDUM FOR
ADDITITONAL INVESTIGATIONS AT SITE 8 LAS PULGAS LP
INVITATION TO A SITE TOUR AND SCOPING MEETING POR THE
ECOLOGICAL RISK ASSESSMENT GROUP C SITES
COMMENTS ON RI/FS DRAFT WORK PLAN ADDEND UMB POR
ADDITIONAL INVBSIGATION AT SITE 8, LAS PULGAS
LAND FILL DATBD JANUARY 26, 1995
DRAFT SANTA MARGARITA BASIN GROUNDWATBR STUDY WORK
PLAN ADDENDUM AND DRAFT WORK PLAN ADDENDUM POR
ADDITITONAL INVBSTIGATIONA AT SITE 8 LAS PULGAS LP
COMMENTS REGARDING SMB GROUNDWATBR STUDY WORK PLAN
JANUARY 27,1995 (W/BNCL)
COMMENTS ON THE DRAFT WORK PLAN ADDENDUM POR
ADDITIONAL INVESTIGATION AT SITE 8 LAS PULGAS LANDFILL
ft DRAFT WORK PLAN ADDENDUM AQUIFER TESTING ft CAPTIVE
COMMENTS ON TREATMENT ALTERNATIVES FOR ENGINEERING
EVALUATION AND COST ANALYSIS (BB/CA) IR SITES 3 & 6
MARCH 7, 19985 SITE VISIT, MCB PBNDLBTON GROUP C SITES
CLASSIFICATION
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
KBY WORDS
RI
PS
BASIN
GW
WORK PLAN
COMMENTS
COMMENTS
COMMENTS
COMMENTS
WORK PLAN
GW
COMMENTS
COMMENTS
BS\CA
REMOVAL (3)
REMOVAL (6)
IR
. . .Sit*. .
23
Location
SOUTHWEST
DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
8
GROUP C
a
OU2
8
8
8
3,6
GROUP A
OU1 , OU2
GROUP A
3
4
•
4A
S
6
9
24
25
SOUTHWEST
SOUTHWEST
SOUTHWEST
SOUTHWEST
SOUTHWEST
SOUTHWEST
SOUTHWEST
SOUTHWEST
DIVISION
DIVISION
DIVISION
DIVISION
DIVISION
DIVISION
DIVISION
DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
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DATS - 10/08/97
PAGE - 71
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON ADM INI STRATI V8 RECORD PILE INDEX
WAV. VW . l/w\_ . «w •
DOCUMENT TYPB.
APPROX . # . OP . PAGI
M00681 003291
M00681 003299
LTR
000000000000000
0004
M00681 002939
LTR
000000000000000
0013
M00681 003184
LTR
000000000000000
0004
DOC DATS PROM SIGNATURE . . .
IS BPA CATft TO SIGNATURE
continued
08/25/97 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
03/07/95 L. HARVEY
00000 KLBIN WBGIS BT AL
10.1 M. PUBTTB
06/12/95 DTSC LONG BEACH
03/10/95 M.C. GASLAN
00000 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
02.7 B. DIAS
01/09/97 MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
03/21/95 J.B. JOY
00000 VARIOUS AGENCIES
03.4
SUBJECT. .' CLASSIFICATION KEY WORDS
RESPONSE TO LETTER RE CONTAMINATION OP PESTICIDE AND ADMIN RECORD RESPONSE
POL HANDLING AREAS OP SAN CLBMBNTB RANCH, IR SITE #37, INFO REPOSITORY PESTICIDES
DATED NOV. 14, 1994 (W/O BNCLS) POL
PRP
HERBICIDE
COMMENTS ON THE DRAFT BB/CA FOR GROUP A SITES 3 S, 6 ADMIN RECORD COMMENTS
BB\CA
REMOVAL (3)
REMOVAL (6)
DRAFT FINAL WORK PLAN ADDENDUM FOR ADDITIONAL ADMIN RECORD WORK PLAN
INVESTIGATION AT SITE » (. FOR AQUIFER TESTING 6CAPTURB INFO REPOSITORY INVESTIGATION
ZONE MODELING BY JUNE 26, 1995 PROVIDED FOR REVIEW
. . .Site. .
26
41
GROUP B
7
8
8A
14
19
20
22
GROUP C
1
2
10
16
17
27
28
29
30
31
35
CROUP D
18
32
33
34
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
37
3, 6
GROUP A
OU1 , OU2
B
Location
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
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DATB - 10/08/S7
PAGE - 7:
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON ADMINISTRATIVE RECORD FILB INDEX
DOCUMENT. TYPE. . .
CONTR/GUID. .NO. .
APPROX.». OP. PAGES
HOOC81 003013
MEMO
N6871189D9296
0075
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XNTL
N6871189D9296
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XMTL
N6871189D9296
0030
M00681 003017
RPT
N68711B9D9296
0300
M00681 003020
PLAN
N6871189D9296
0075
M00681 003182
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M00681 003183
LTR
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M00681 003181
LTR
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) SPA. CAT*
10/02/9S
03/24/95
00301
03.4
10/02/95
03/27/95
00301
03.3
10/02/95
03/27/95
00301
03.3
10/02/95
03/27/95
00301
03.3
10/02/95
03/27/95
00301
03.3
01/09/97
03/28/95
00000
05.1
01/09/97
03/28/95
00000
01.6
01/09/97
03/29/95
00000
10.1
PROM SIGNATURE
TO SIGNATURE . .
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B.M. MINUGH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B.M. MINUGH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B.M. MINUGH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B.M. MINUGH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B.M. MINUGH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
J.B. JOY
VARIOUS AGENCIES
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
J.B. JOY
DHS SAN DIEGO
K. HBATON
DTSC LONG BBACH
M. GAS LAN
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
SUBJECT . . . .
TECHNICAL PROJECT NOTE RESPONSE TO COMMENTS ON THB
DRAFT RI REPORT FOR GROUP B SITES
TECHNICAL PROJECT NOTE RESPONSE TO COMMENTS ON THB
DRAFT WORK PLAN ADDENDUM FOR ADDITIONAL INVESTIGATION
AT SITE B
TECHNICAL PROJECT NOTE RESPONSE TO AGENCY COMMENTS ON
THB DRAFT SANTA MARGARITA BASIN GROUNWATBR STUDY WORK
PLAN ADDENDUM OP 26 JANUARY 1995
DRAFT FINAL SANTA MARGARITA BASIN GROUNDWATBR STUDY
WORK PLAN ADDENDUM REVISION 0 RI/PS
DRAFT FINAL WORK PLAN ADDENDUM FOR ADDITIONAL
INVESTIGATION AT SITE B LAS PULGAS LANDFILL RI/PS
REVISION 0
TRANSNITTAL OP DRAFT ROD AND REQUEST FOR COMMENTS
BY MAY 31, 199S
W/O BNCL
PERMIT APPLICATIONS FOR GROUNDWATBR MONITORING WELLS
AND SOIL BORINGS
W/BNCL
COMMENTS ON THB DRAFT FACT SHEET NUMBER 3
W/BNCL
CLASSIFICATION KEY WORDS
ADMIN RECORD COMMENTS
ADMIN RECORD COMMENTS
ADMIN RECORD COMMENTS
ADMIN RECORD GW
ADMIN RECORD RI
FS
LF
ADMIN RECORD COMMENTS
INFO REPOSITORY ROD
ADMIN RECORD PERMIT
INFO REPOSITORY GW
MONITORING
WELLS
SOIL
ADMIN RECORD COMMENTS
INFO REPOSITORY PUBNOT
. . .Sit* Locat
GROUP B SOUTHWEST
8 SOUTHWEST
45 SOUTHWEST
45 SOUTHWEST
8 SOUTHWEST
OU1 SOUTHWEST
9 MCB CAMP
8 SOUTHWEST
MCB CAMP
5 GROUP A SOUTHWEST
9 GROUP B MCB CAMP
3 GROUP C
DIVISION
DIVISION
DIVISION
DIVISION
DIVISION
DIVISION
PBNDLBTON
DIVISION
PBNDLBTON
DIVISION
PBNDLBTON
6 GROUP D
15
31
8
24
7
OU1
7
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DATE - 10/08/97
PAGB - 72
M006B1 003180
LTR
000000000000000
0003
1100681 001036
RPT
000000000000000
0450
N00681 002952
PLAN
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1000
M00681 00314S
PLAN
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0052
M00681 003152
LTR
000000000000000
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M00681 002998
LTR
000000000000000
0002
M00681 0031S3
LTR
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0011
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0008
M00681 002944
LTR
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H00681 002927
RPT
N6871189D9296
0015
PRC DATB
DOC DATB
BPA CATtt
01/09/97
03/30/95
00000
OS.l
05/23/94
03/31/95
00166
05.1
07/OS/95
04/01/95
DO 27
00.0
08/07/96
04/01/95
00000
03.3
09/16/96
04/03/95
00000
01.6
09/2S/9S
04/04/95
00000
01.6
09/16/96
04/04/95
00000
01.6
10/02/95
04/14/95
00166
10.6
06/12/95
04/26/95
00000
03.6
06/12/95
04/28/95
00301
03.6
PROM
PROH SIGNATURB
TO SIGNATURB
HCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
J.8. JOY
VARIOUS AGENCIES
JACOBS ENGINEERING
DISTRIBUTION
LAW/CRANDALL
H.A. PBARBY
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
OHM REMEDIATION
M. HILLBR
SOUTHWBST DIVISION
MCAS CAMP PBNDLBTON
J.B. JOY
VARIOUS AGBNCIBS fc
INDIVIDUALS
SOUTHWBST DIVISION
B.K. DIAS
VARIOUS
MCAS CAMP PBNDLBTON
J.B. JOY
VARIOUS AGBNCIBS 5.
INDIVIDUALS
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B.M. MINUGH
SOUTHWBST DIVISION
B. DIAS
CRWQCB SAN DIEGO
J.P. ANDERSON
DTSC LONG BBACH
I. HIRE AH I
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B.M. MINUGH
SOUTHWBST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON ADMINISTRATIVE RECORD PILE INDEX
SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION KEY WORDS
DRAFT ROD FOR OU1 SITES 9 AND GROUP A FOR COMMENTS ADMIN RECORD ROD
W/0 BNCL INFO REPOSITORY
RECORD OP DECISION FOR OU 1 SITE 9 AND GROUP A ADMIN RECORD ROD
NO ACTION SITES DRAFT
REPORT OF WASTE ANALYSIS PLAN FOR HCB CAMP PBNDLBTON ADMIN RECORD
VOLUME X OF 2 AND VOLUME 2 OF 2
DRAFT CONTRACTOR QUALITY CONTROL PLAN ADDENDUM, ADMIN RECORD
13 AREA
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON IRP DRAFT FINAL WORK PLAN ADDENDUM ADMIN RECORD IRP
FOR ADDITIONAL INVESTIGATION AT SITE 8, DRAFT FINAL Wp WORK PLAN
GR STUDY, b PROJECT NOTE W/O BNCL GW
INVITATION TO THE 22ND PFA PROJECT MANAGERS' MEETING ADMIN RECORD
IRP TECHNICAL PROJECT NOTE ADDRESSING RESPONSE TO ADMIN RECORD IRP
COMMENTS ON DRAFT RI RPT FOR GRP *B* SITES & DRAFT WP RI
ADDENDUM FOR ADD' L INVESTIGATION AT SITES 8 W/O ENCL
FACT SHEET NO. 3 ADMIN RECORD PUB NOT
REMOVAL (3)
REMOVAL (6)
COMMENTS ON DRAFT FINAL RI REPORT FOR GROUP B IR SITES ADMIN RECORD COMMENTS
TECHNICAL PROJECT NOTE ADDITIONAL SAMPLING OF GROUP ADMIN RECORD CLOSURE
B IMPOUNDMENTS ECOLOGICAL RISK ASSESSMENT WORK PLAN RA
FOR SAMPLING OF GROUP B IMPOUNDMENTS PRIOR TO CLOSURE
9 SOUTHWBST DIVISION
GROUP A MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
OU 1, 9 SOUTHWBST DIVISION
GROUP A
3,4,5,24
SOUTHWBST DIVISION
13 AREA SOUTHWBST DIVISION
8 SOUTHWBST DIVISION
SOUTHWBST DIVISION
GROUP B SOUTHWBST DIVISION
8
3,6,5,9,4, SOUTHWBST DIVISION
4A, 24
GROUP A
OU1
GROUP B SOUTHWBST DIVISION
GROUP B SOUTHWBST DIVISION
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DATS - 10/08/97
PAGE - 73
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON ADMINISTRATIVE RECORD PILE INDEX
VA%» nw . is\s\. . iw •
DOCUMENT. TYPB. .
APPROX . It . OP . PAGE!
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0015
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DOC . DATE
3 EPA. CAT*
06/12/95
05/02/95
00301
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08/27/97
05/08/95
00000
01.6
06/12/95
05/10/95
00000
08.3
08/27/97
05/12/95
00301
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01/09/97
05/22/95
00000
02 .4
10/02/95
05/25/95
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01/09/97
05/25/95
00000
01.6
09/25/95
05/30/95
00000
02.7
FROM SIGNATURE
TO SIGNATURE
JACOBS ENGINEERING
S.M. NINUGH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
J. JOY
VARIOUS AGENCIES
DTSC LONG BEACH
M. C. GASLAN
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
JACOBS ENGINEERING
J. GLBASON
VARIOUS AGBNCIBS
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
J.B. JOY
VARIOUS AGENCIES
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B.M. MI HUGH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
EPA SAN FRANCISCO
S. LAUTH
DTSC LONG BEACH
M.C. GASLAN
PISH & GAMB
M. MARTIN
SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION KEY WORDS
TECHNICAL PROJECT NOTE REGARDING ADDITIONAL ADMIN RECORD GW
INVBSIGATION AT SITES 8 t 35 AND SANTA MARGARITA
GROUNDWATBR STUDY
LETTER ENCLOSING TECHNICAL PROJECT NOTES WHICH ADMIN RECORD SAP
PRESENT THE SAMPLING PLAN AT MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON, GROUP INPO REPOSITORY
B. W/OUT ENCLOSURE
COMMENTS ON THE GROUP C ECOLOGICAL RISK ASSESSMENT POR ADMIN RECORD COMMENTS
CHEMICALS OP POTENTIAL ECOLOGICAL CONCERN MBMORNDUM SAP
OP MARCH 23, 199S f, INTERIM WP SAP
GROUP C SITES ECOLOGICAL RISK ASSESSMENT- INTERIM ADMIN RECORD RISK
WORK PLAN AND SAMPLING AND ANALYSIS PLAN INPO REPOSITORY WORK PLAN
SAP
REQUEST POR COMMENTS ON THE ENCLOSED BB/CA FOR SITB 7 ADMIN RECORD REQUEST
W/0 BNCL INFO REPOSITORY COMMENTS
BB/CA(*>
DRAFT BB/CA POR INSTALLATION OP A CAP AT SITB 7 - ADMIN RECORD BB\CA
BOX CANYON LANDFILL REVISION 0 LP
AGENDA FOR THE 23RD PROJECT MANAGERS MEETING ADMIN RECORD MTG MINS
W/BNCL INPO REPOSITORY
DTSC REQUEST PISH & GAMES INPUT ON POTENTIAL CHEMICAL, ADMIN RECORD ARAR
LOCATION, AND ACTION SPECIFIC ARAR' B AFFECTING THE
PROPOSED REMOVAL ACTION AT SITB 7
. . .Sit*. .
8,35
GROUP B
GROUP C
GROUP C
ID
IB
2B
2C
10
17
25
26
27
28
29
30
35
7
7
7
Location
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLETON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
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DATB - 10/08/97
PAGE - 7<
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON ADMINISTRATIVE RECORD PILE INDEX
DOCUMENT. TYPE. . .
CONTR/GUID..NO..
APPROX.*. OP. PAGES
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DOC. DATB
CIO. NO. .
EPA. CAT*
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05/30/95
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09/2S/9S
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00000
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01/09/97
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06/05/95
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07/25/9S
06/09/95
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06/09/95
00000
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09/25/95
06/09/95
00000
10.3
09/25/95
06/12/95
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PROM SIGNATURB
TO
TO SIGNATURB
DTSC LONG BEACH
M.C. GASLAN
APCD SAN DIBGO
M. LAKB
DTSC LONG BEACH
M.C. GASLAN
WASTE MGMT BOARD
J. CLINKBNBBARD
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
J.B. JOY
VARIOUS AGENCIES
DTSC LONG BEACH
M.C. OASLAN
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
CRWQCB SAN DIBGO
J. ODBRMATT
DTSC LONG BEACH
I. HIRBAWI
CRWQCB SAN DIEGO
J . P . ANDERSON
DTSC LONG BEACH
I. HIRBAWI
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B.M. MINUGH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
G. MCCLAIN
SUN POST NEWS
THE SCOUT
MCB CAMP PBNDLTON
J.B. JOY
VARIOUS
SUBJECT
DTSC REQUESTS APCD* INPUT ON POTENTIAL CHEMICAL,
LOCATION, AND ACTION SPECIFIC ARAR'» AFFECTING THB
PROPOSED REMOVAL ACTION AT SITE 7
DTSC REQUEST WASTE HGMT INPUT ON POTENTIAL CHEMICAL,
LOCATION, AND ACTION SPECIFIC ARAR' • AFFECTING THB
PROPOSED REMOVAL ACTION AT SITE 7
REVISION TO THB COMMENT DUE DATB FOR MCB
CAMP PBNDLBTON BB/CA FOR SITE 7 -REVISED DUB DATB
JULY 2», 199S
COMMENTS ON THB DRAFT ROD FOR OU1 SITB 9 AND GROUP A
NO ACTION SITES OF MARCH 31, 199S
REQUEST FOR RWQCB REVIEW OP DRAFT ROD FOR OU 1 SITB 9
<• GROUP A NO ACTION SITES OF MARCH 31, 199S AND
COMMENTS
COMMENTS TO REQUEST FOR RWQCB REVIEW OF DRAFT ROD
FOR OU 1 SITB 9 AND GROUP A NO ACTION SITES OP
MARCH 31, 1995
MEETING MINUTES GROUP C SITES HUMAN HEALTH RISK
ASSESSMENT WORK PLAN ADDENDUM SCOPING
NOTICE OP AVAILABILITY PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD AND
PUBLIC MEETING FOR NO REMEDIAL ACTIONS SITES 4,4A, 24
NOTICE OP AVAILABILITY PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD AND
PUBLIC MEETING FOR NO REMEDIAL ACTIONS SITES 4.4A.24
PROPOSED PLAN PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD BEGINS
10 JUNE 1995
N
CLASSIFICATION
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
KEY WORDS
ARAR
ARAR
COMMENTS
BB/CA(«)
COMMENTS
ROD
REMOVAL (3)
REMOVAL! 6)
COMMENTS
ROD
RBMOVALO)
REMOVAL (6)
COMMENTS
ROD
REMOVAL (3)
REMOVAL (6)
MTG MINS
PUBNOT
PUBNOT
PUBNOT
7 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
7 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
7 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
OU1 30UTHWB3T DIVISION
GROUP A
3.4,5,6,9
24
OU1 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
9, GROUP A
3,4,5,6,24
GROUP A SOUTHWEST DIVISION
OU1
9
3,4,5,6,24
GROUP C SOUTHWEST DIVISION
4,4A,24 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
4,4A, 24 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
4,4A, 24 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
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DATE - 10/08/97
PAGE - 7!
NCB CAMP PBNDLBTON ADMINISTRATIVE RECORD PILB INDEX
V A *- «W . WW\» . «V .
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APPROX ft OP . PAGBS
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DOC . DATS
BPA.CAT0
01/09/97
06/20/95
00000
02.4
01/09/97
06/20/95
00000
03.3
08/25/97
06/20/95
00000
01.6
07/OS/9S
06/21/95
00301
03.3
07/05/95
06/21/95
00166
02.4
07/06/95
06/23/9S
00301
03.3
07/06/95
06/27/95
00166
00.0
07/06/95
OS/27/95
00166
00.0
FROM. SIGNATURE
TO SIGNATURE
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
J.B. JOY
VARIOUS AGENCIES
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
J.B. JOY
VARIOUS AGENCIES
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
J. JOY
VARIOUS AGBNCIBS
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B.N. MINUGH
SOUTHWBST DIVISION
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B.M. MINUGH
SOUTHWBST DIVISION
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B.M. MINUGH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B.M. MI HUGH
SOUTHWBST DIVISION
B. DIAS
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B.M. MINUGH
SOUTHWBST DIVISION
B. DIAS
SUBJECT
TRANSMITTAL OP BB/CA FOR GROUP A SITE 3 AND 6 FOR
REVIEW AND RETENTION
W/O BNCL
TRANSMITTAL OP DRAFT GROUP C ECOLOGICAL RISK
ASSESSMENT WORK PLAN FOR COMMENTS
W/O BNCL
REQUEST FOR COMMENTS TO DRAFT GROUP *C* HUMAN HEALTH
RISK ASSESSMENT WORK PLAN, DATED 20 JUNE 199S
W/O BNCL
RI/PS GROUP C SITES HUMAN HEALTH RISK ASSESSMENT
WORK PLAN ADDENDUM DRAFT, REVISION 0
DRAFT FINAL BB/CA FOR GROUP A SITS 3 AND 6
REVISION 0
RI/FS GROUP C SITES, ECOLOGICAL RISK ASSESSMENT
DRAFT WORK PLAN
TECHNICAL PROJECT NOTE MINUTES OP 2 1ST FPA PROJECT
MANAGERS' MEETING
TECHNICAL PROJECT NOTE MINUTES OP 2 2ND FFA PROJECT
MANAGERS' MEETING
CLASSIFICATION KEY WORDS
ADMIN RECORD BB/CAI*)
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD RISK
INFO REPOSITORY ASSESSMENT
WORK PLAN
COMMENTS
ADMIN RECORD REQUEST
INFO REPOSITORY COMMENTS
RA
WORK PLAN
ADMIN RECORD HRA
ADMIN RECORD BB\CA
RBMOVALU)
REMOVAL (6)
ADMIN RECORD RI
PS
ADMIN RECORD MTG MINS
REMOVAL (3)
REMOVAL ( 6 )
ADMIN RECORD MTO MINS
REMOVAL (3)
REMOVAL ( 6 )
. . .Sit*. . .
3
6
GROUP C
GROUP C
GROUP A
3,6
1D.1B.2B,
2C,6, 10, 16
17,25,26,
27,28,29,
30,35
3, 6
GROUP A
4,5,9,24
7,8,14,19
20,22
GROUP B
GROUP C
1, 2, 10, IS,
17,27,28
29,30,31
35,
GROUP D
4,4A,24,3,
6,7,8,9
OU1
. . . .Location
SOUTHWBST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWBST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWBST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWBST DIVISION
SOUTHWBST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWBST DIVISION
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DATS - 10/08/97
PAGE - 7(
HCB CAMP PBNDLBTON ADHINISTRATIVB RECORD PILE INDEX
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H00681 003301
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M00681 002984
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M00681 002985
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M00681 002991
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M00681 002982
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M00681 002990
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06/27/95
00166
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01/09/97
06/30/95
00000
03.3
08/25/97
07/05/95
00000
10.1
09/25/95
07/18/95
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03.6
09/25/95
07/18/95
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09/25/95
07/18/95
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10.4
09/25/95
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JACOBS ENGINEERING
B.M. NINUGH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
HCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
J.B. JOY
VARIOUS AGENCIES
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
L. HARVEY
PRBSSBISBN 4 RBIDBLB
J. PRBSSBISBN
CRHQCB SAN DIEGO
J.P. ANDERSON
DTSC LONG BEACH
I. HIRBAWI
CRWQCB SAN DIEGO
J.P. ANDERSON
DTSC LONG BEACH
I. HIRBAWI
MCB CAMP PBNDLTON
J.B. JOY
VARIOUS
CRWQCB SAN DIEGO
A.L. COB
BPA SAN FRANCISCO
J. ANDERSON
SOUTHWEST DIVIISON
B.K. DIAS
BPA SAN FRANCISCO
S. LAUTH
BPA SAN FRANCISCO
3. LAUTH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
SUBJECT
TECHNICAL PROJECT NOTE MINUTES OP 23RD PPA PROJECT
MANAGERS' HBBTINO
DRAFT GROUP C HUMAN HEALTH RISK ASSESSMENT WORK PLAN
SENT POR COMMENTS
W/O BNCL
RESPONSE TO REQUEST FOR CLARIFICATION OP DOCUMENT
REQUEST (PRELIMINARY REVIEW REPORT POR SITB 28, DATED
MAY 13, 1991) OP JUNE 1, 199S
CRWQCB SAN DIBGO WILL DBTOUR COMMENTS ON THE DRAFT
GROUP C HUMAN HRA WORK PLAN TO DTSC AND BPA
COMMENTS ON TUB DRAFT 8B/CA POR INSTALLATION OP A CAP
AT SITB 7 OP MAY 25, 1995
TRC MEETING) OP 9 AUGUST 1995 AGENDA AND MAP
RWQCB REQUESTS AN EXTENSION OP TIMETABLE FOR DELIVERY
OF DRAFT FINAL ROD OU1
INVITATION TO ATTEND THB 24TH FFA PROJECT MANAGERS'
MEETING
COMMENTS ON THB DRAFT BB/CA POR INSTALLATION OP A CAP
AT SITB 7 OP MAY 25, 1995
CLASSIFICATION
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RBCORD
ADMIN RBCORD
ADMIN RBCORD
ADMIN RBCORD
ADMIN RBCORD
ADMIN RBCORD
KBY WORDS
MTO MINS
REMOVAL! 6)
ASSESSMENT
WORK PLAN
COMMENTS
RISK
RESPONSE
REQUEST
PRP
HRA
COMMENTS
BB\CA
TRC
REMOVAL (3)
RBMOVAL(6)
ROD
REMOVAL (3)
REMOVAL (6)
PPA
REMOVAL (3)
REMOVAL (6)
COMMENTS
BB\CA
3it«
4,4A,24,8
16,17,27,6
0112,9
GROUP C
28
GROUP C
SITB 7
3,6,7
GROUP A
OU1 , OU3
OU2
OU1
3,4,5,6.9
24
OU2
8,6,16, 17
27,7,3,6,5
OU1
GROUP C
14,19,20
22
SITB 7
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
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DATS - 10/08/97
PAOB - 77
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON ADMINISTRATIVE RECORD PILB INDEX
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MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
L.B. ARMAS
MCAS BL TORO
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
L. ARMAS
CRWQCB SAN DIBGO
X.O.
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
L. ARMAS
CRWQCB SAN DIEGO
X.O.
PISH (. WILDLIFE
O.C. KOBBTICH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
EPA SAN FRANCISCO
J. DIAMOND
RWQCB SAN DIBGO
A.L. COB
JACOBS ENGINEERING
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
J.B. JOY
VARIOUS
DTSC LONG BEACH
M.C. GASLAN
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
VARIOUS
SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION
DBWATBRING OPERATION AT THB MCAS DRAINAGE DITCH ADMIN RBCORD
DSWATBRING INVESTIGATION CONDUCTED DETERMINED THAT ADMIN RBCORD
THB FINAL POINT OP DISCHARGE WAS TO THB SANTA
MARGARITA RIVER
HALTED DISCHARGE OP DBWATBRING BPFLUBNT TO THB SANTA ADMIN RBCORD
MARGARITA RIVER, PENDING IMPLEMENTATION OP ALTERNATE
DISCHARB OPTIONS
COMMENTS ON THB BB/CA POR INSTALLATION OP A CAP AT ADMIN RBCORD
SITB 7- BOX CANYON LANDFILL
30-DAY EXTENSION POR THB NAVY'S SUBMITTAL OF THE DRAFT ADMIN RBCORD
FINAL ROD POR OU 1 NOT NECESSARY
DRAFT FINAL RBCORD OP DECISION POR OU 1 SITB 9 AND ADMIN RBCORD
GROUP A NO ACTIONS SITES
DRAFT FINAL RBCORD OP DECISION POR OU 1 SITB 9 AND ADMIN RBCORD
GROUP A NO ACTIONS SITES (SENT FOR COMMENTS)
(SEE DOC. NO. 0029C2 POR- THB ROD)
COMMENTS ON THB DRAFT BB/CA POR INSTALLATION OP A CAP ADMIN RBCORD
AT SITB 7
REVISED 24TH MBBTING PROPOSED AGENDA ADMIN RBCORD
KEY WORDS
WATER
WATER
COMMENTS
BB\CA
ROD
RBMOVALU)
REMOVAL (6)
ROD
REMOVAL (3)
REMOVAL* 6)
ROD
REMOVAL (3)
REMOVAL (6)
COMMENTS
BB\CA
PPA
REMOVAL (3)
REMOVAL (6)
. . .Site ...
4
45
45
SITB 7
OU3
GROUP B
OUl
GROUP A
3,4,5,6,9,
24
OUl
GROUP A
9
3,4,5,6,24
OUl
GROUP A
• 3,4,5,6,9,
24
SITB 7
OUl , OU2
6.16,17,27
8,7,3,6,5
10,19,20,
22
GROUP C
.... Location
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCAS CAMP PBNDLBTO
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
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DATE - 10/08/97
PAGE - 78
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON ADMINISTRATIVE RECORD PILB INDEX
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SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
VARIOUS
BPA SAN FRANCISCO
S. LAUTH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
S.W. NORQUIST
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
P. MCKIM
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
T. ZUGSAY
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B.M. MINUGH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B.H. MINUGH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
CRWQCB SAN DIEGO
A.L. COB
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
S.W. NORQUIST
DTSC LONG BEACH
M.C. GASLAN
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
.... SUBJECT
RI/FS WORK PLAN SENT FOR REVIEW
COMMENTS ON THE DRAFT FINAL BB/CA FOR SITES 3 fc 6
PROPOSED PWC SAMPLING AND ANALYSIS PLAN
ENVIRONMENTAL PERMIT STUDY FOR BRAC II C, III
DRAFT FINAL RI/PS GROUP C SITES HUMAN HEALTH RISK
ASSESSMENT WORK PLAN ADDENDUM REVISION 0
DRAFT FINAL RI/FS PHASE 1 RI TECHNICAL MEMORANDUM
GROUP C SITES VOLUME 1 OP 2 AND VOLUME 2 OF 2
COMPLIANCE WITH DIRECTIVE OF REGIONAL WATER QUALITY
CONTROL BOARD CLEANUP 6 ABATEMENT ORDER NO. 88-51
AND ADDENDUM NO. 1
COMMENTS ON THE BB/CA FOR GROUP A SITB 3 AND SITE 6
DRAFT FINAL OF 21 JUNE 1995
CLASSIFICATION KEY WORDS
ADMIN RECORD RI
FS
ADMIN RECORD COMMENTS
BB\CA
REMOVAL (3)
REMOVAL (6)
ADMIN RECORD SAP
ADMIN RECORD PERMIT
ADMIN RECORD KRA
ADMIN RECORD TECH MBMO
RI
ADMIN RECORD C/A ORDER
ADMIN RECORD COMMENTS
BB\CA
REMOVAL (3)
. . . sit« . . .
3,6
OU1 , OU2
GROUP A
GROUP C
ID, IB, 28,
2C.6.10,
16,17,27,
28,29,30,
31,35,43,
44.45
GROUP C
1B,2B,2C,
6,10, 16,
17,27,28,
29,30,31,
35,43,44,
45
GROUP A
3,6
Location
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
REMOVAL(6)
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DATS - 10/8
PACB - 7
MCB CAMP PSNDLBTON ADHINISTRATIVB RECORD PILB INDEX
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CRHQCB SAN DIBGO
A.L. COB
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
J. PAWLISCH
CRWQCB SAN DIBGO
J.P. ANDERSON
DTSC LONG BBACH
I. HIRBAWI
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B.M. MINUGH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
DTSC SACRAMENTO
R.B. PBRBZ
DTSC LONG BBACH
I. HIRBAWI
DTSC LONG BBACH
M.C. OASLAN
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
DTSC LONG BBACH
M.C. GASLAN
CRWQCB SAN DIBGO
A.L. COB
BPA SAN FRANCISCO
J. ANDERSON
RWQCB SAN DIEGO
A. COB
CRWQCB SAN DIBGO
J.P. ANDERSON
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
C. RBINKB
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B.H. MINUGH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
G. HCCLAIN
... SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION
REQUEST FOR EXTENSION OF REVIEW PERIOD DBADLINB FOR ADMIN RECORD
THE DRAFT FINAL RECORD OP DECISION (ROD) , OU1
COMMENTS ON THE REVIEW OF THE DRAFT FINAL RECORD OF ADMIN RECORD
DECISION (ROD) FOR OU 1 - SITB 9 (, GROUP A NO ACTION
SITBSOP JULY 28, 1995
DRAFT FINAL WORK PLAN ECOLOGICAL RISK ASSESSMENT ADMIN RECORD
RI/FS GROUP C SITBS REVISION 0
ARAR0 REVIEW FOR SITB 9 MISSTATBMBNT OF THE LAW ADMIN RECORD
COMMENTS ON THE DRAFT FINAL RECORD OP DECISION (ROD) ADMIN RECORD
FOR OU 1 - SITB 9 fc GROUP A NO ACTION SITBS 4, 4 A,
24 JULY 28, 1995
REQUEST FOR EXTENSION OF THE FPA DBADLINB FOR THE ADMIN RECORD
INVOCATION OP DISPUTE RESOLUTION FOR THB DRAFT FINAL
ROD OU 1
REQUEST FOR EXTENSION OP REVIEW PERIOD DBADLINB FOR ADMIN RECORD
THB DRAFT FINAL RECORD OP DECISION (ROD) OU 1
TECHNICAL EVALUATION OP PROPOSED LOCATIONS FOR NEW ADMIN RECORD
BASE WATER SUPPLY WELL NEAR EXISTING GROUND WATER
PLUMBS IN 22 AREA
TECHNICAL PROJECT NOTE MINUTES OP 24TH PFA PROJECT ADMIN RECORD
MANAGER'S NESTING
KEY WORDS
ROD
REMOVAL (3)
REMOVAL (6)
COMMENTS
ROD
REMOVAL (3)
REMOVAL (6)
ARAR
COMMENTS
ROD
ROD
REMOVAL (3)
REMOVAL (6)
ROD
REMOVAL (3)
REMOVAL (6)
WELLS
WATER
REMOVAL (6)
MTO MINS
. . ,sit». . .
OU1
GROUP A
3,4,5,6,9
24
OU1
SITB 9
3,4,5,6,24
GROUP C
ID, 1B.2B,
2C.6.10.16
17,25,26,
27,28,29,
30,35
9
GROUP A
OU1
OU1
9
OU1
4,4A, 24
OU1
3,4,5,6,9
24
OU1
GROUP A
3,4,5,6,9.
24
6, 17
GROUP A
7,8
Location
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
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DATE - 10/08/97
PADS - 8C
MCB CAMP PBNOLBTON ADHINISTRATIVB RECORD PILB INDEX
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09/01/9S
00000
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09/25/95
09/05/95
00301
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09/06/95
00000
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10/23/95
09/08/95
00301
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FROM SIGNATURE
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OHM REMEDIATION
M. MILLER
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B.B. LUBCKBR
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B.K. DIAS
BPA SAN FRANCISCO
S. LAUTH
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B.M. MINUOH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
O. MCCLAIN
JACOBS ENGINEERING
S.M. MINUHH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
R. CALLAWAY
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
8. DIAS
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
R. CALLAWAY
SWRB SACRAMENTO
J.W. RICHARDS
JACOBS ENGINEERING
VARIOUS
SUBJECT
FINAL WORK PLAN SOIL VAPOR EXTRACTION PILOT TEST
AND SITE ASSESSMENT, 13 AREA MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON.
RI/FS GROUP C SITES ECOLOGICAL RISK ASSESSMENT
DRAFT SAMPLING AND ANALYSIS PLAN
INVINTATION TO THE 2STH FEDERAL FACILITIES AGREEMENT
PROJECT MANAGERS MEETING WITH AGENDA
RESPONSE TO COMMENTS ON THE DRAFT ECOLOGICAL RISK
ASSESSMENT WORK PLAN RI/FS FOR GROUP C SITES
OF 23 JUNE 1995
RESPONSES TO COMMENTS ON DRAFT BB/CA FOR SITES 3 fc 6
DRAFT FINAL BB/CA FOR GROUP A SITE 3 PBST CONTROL
WASH RACK 6 SITE DPDO SCRAP YARD REVISION 1
AGREED UPON LANGUAGE FOR AMENDING THE DRAFT FINAL ROD
FOR OU-1 SITE 9 AND GROUP A NO FURTHER ACTION SITES
FOR ARAR'e
AGREED UPON LANGUAGE FOR AMENDING THE DRAFT FINAL ROD
FOR OU-1 SITE 9 AND GROUP A NO FURTHER ACTION SITES
FOR ARAR'e
DRAFT FINAL BB/CA FOR INSTALLATION OF A CAP AT SITE 7
BOX CANYON LANDFILL REVISION 0
CLASSIFICATION
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
CONFIDENTIAL DOC
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
KEY WORDS
SA
WORK PLAN
SAP
RI
PS
PPA
COMMENTS
BB\CA
COMMENTS
REMOVAL (3)
REMOVAL (6)
BB\CA
REMOVAL (3)
REMOVAL (6)
ARAR
REMOVAL (3)
RBMOVAL(S)
ROD
ARAR
REMOVAL (3)
REMOVALS)
BB\CA
LF
. . .Sit*. . .
13 AREA
GROUP C
SITE 0001D
2C
6,25,27,29
30
GROUP C
3,6
GROUP A
OU1 , OU2
.3,6
GROUP A
OU1.OU2
9
GROUP A
OU1
3,4,5,6,24
9
OU1
GROUP A
3,4,5,6,24
7
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
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DATE - 10/08/97
PAGE - 6:
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DTSC LONG BEACH
M.C. GASLAN
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B. DIAS
DTSC LONG BEACH
M.C. GASLAN
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
DTSC LONG BEACH
M.C. GASLAN
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
CRWQCB SAN DIBGO
J. ODBRNATT
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
MCB CAMP PBNDLTON
W.A. SPENCER
ACS BNVIR SECURITY
OHM REMEDIATION
S. BORNHOPT
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
OHM REMEDIATION
M. MILLER
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
CRWQCB SAN DIBGO
J.R. ODSRMATT
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
CO
TRC MEMBER
B.O. WALTON
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B.M. MINUGH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
G. MCCLAIN
SUBJECT
AGREED UPON LANGUAGE FOR AMENDING THE DRAFT FINAL ROD
FOR OU-1 SITE 9 AND GROUP A NO FURTHER ACTION SITES
FOR ARAR'*
AGREEMENT REACHED BETWEEN THE CAL/BPA, DTSC 6 RWQCB
LEGAL COUNSELS ON THE PROPOSED 'AORBB-TO-DISAORBB-
LANGUAGE RE: SWRCB RESOLUTIONS NO. 68-16 S. 92-49
COMMENTS FROM CAL/BPA, DTSC AND RWQCB ON THE RI/PS
PHASE I RI TECHNICAL MEMORANDUM GROUP C SITES OP
AUGUST 16,1995
SWRCB NOTIFIED THAT THE REMAINING STATE ARAR ISSUES
HAVE BEEN SUCCESSFULLY RESOLVED IN ORDER TO FINALIZE
THE ROD FOR OU1
QUARTERLY CBASB AND DESIST ORDER REPORT TO THE SAN
DIBGO REGIONAL WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD
MONTHLY REPORT FOR FREE PRODUCT RECOVERY FOR MCAS
FUEL FARM MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON 23 AREA
DRAFT SITS ASSESSMENT REPORT REMOVAL OP HYDROCARBONS
FROM SOIL AND GROUNDWATBR 11 AREA AND 22 AREA GAS
STATIONS (1 ORIG.RBC'D NO DUP)
REMAINING ISSURBS REGARDING STATE ARAR 8 HAVE BEEN
SUCCESSFULLY RBSOLVBD IN ORDER TO FINALIZE THE RECORD
OP DECISION FOR OU 1
COMMENTS ON THE INVESTIGATION/FEASIBILITY STUDY.
GROUP C SITES, ECOLOGICAL RISK ASSESSMENT SAMPLING
AND ANALYSIS PLAN ADDENDUM DRAFT, 05 SEPTEMBER 1995
RESPONSE TO COMMENTS FROM REGULATORY AGENCIES ON THE
DRAFT FINAL BB/CA GROUP A SITB 3 4 SITE 6, 21 JUNE 95
CLASSIFICATION
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
KEY WORDS
ARAR
REMOVAL (3)
REMOVAL (6)
ROD
REMOVAL (3)
REMOVAL (6)
COMMENTS
TECH MEMO
ROD
REMOVAL (3)
RBMOVAL(6)
C/A ORDER
FUEL
SA
REMOVAL
SOIL
GW
ARAR
ROD
REMOVAL (3)
REMOVAL ( 6 )
COB
COMMENTS
BB\CA
REMOVAL (3)
. . .Site
9
OU1
GROUP A
3,4,5.6.24
OU1
3,4,5,6,9
. 24
GROUP C
OU2
OU1
3,4,5,6,9
. 24
22
22
43
OU1
3.4,5,6,9
24
GROUP C
3,6
GROUP A
OU1 , OU2
Locution . .
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
REMOVAL(6)
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MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON ADMINISTRATIVE RECORD PILB INDEX
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02/03/97
10/13/95
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PROM SIGNATURE
TO. SIGNATURE
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B.M. MINUOH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
G. HCCLAIN
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B.M. MINUGH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
G. HCCLAIN
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B.M. MINUGH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
G. MCCLAIN
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B.M. NINUOH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
G. MCCLAIN
PISH (. WILDLIFE
G.C. KOBBTICH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
BROWN fc CALDWBLL
D.G. WHITTAKBR
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. TOMINNA
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B.M. MINUGH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
G. MCCLAIN
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B.M. MINUGH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
G. MCCLAIN
JACOBS ENGINEERING
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
JACOBS ENGINEERING
D. O' CONNER
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION
RESPONSE TO DRAFT RECORD OP DECISION FOR OU1 - SITE 9 ADMIN RECORD
AND GROUP A NO ACTION SITES
RESPONSE TO COMMENTS ON DRAFT RECORD OF DECISION FOR ADMIN RECORD
OU1 SITE 9 AND GROUP A NO ACTION SITES
RESPONSE TO COMMENTS PROM REGULATORY AGENCIES ON THE ADMIN RECORD
DRAFT FINAL BB/CA GROUP A SITE 3, t, 6 21 JUNE 1995
RESPONSE TO COMMENTS PROM REGULATORY AGENCIES ON THE ADMIN RBCORD
ROD, OU1 - SITE 9 AND GROUP A NO ACTION SITES, DRAFT
FINAL 28 JULY 1995
COMMENTS ON THE THE ECOLOGICAL RISK ASSESSMENT ADMIN RECORD
DRAFT SAMPLING AND ANALYSIS PLAN FOR GROUP C SITES
DRAFT WORK PLAN TO PBRPORM OXIDATION POND SEDIMENT ADMIN RECORD
SAMPLING AT BOTTOM OF HORSE LAKB MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
RESPONSE TO COMMENTS FROM REGULATORY AGENCIES ON THE ADMIN RECORD
DRAFT BB/CA FOR INSTALLATION OP A CAP AT SITB 7 - BOX
CANYON LANDFILL, 25 MAY 1995
RESPONSE TO COMMENTS ON DRAFT RI/FS GROUP C SITES, ADMIN RECORD
HUMAN HEALTH RISK ASSESSMENT WORK PLAN ADDENDUM
ACTION HBMBORANDUM FOR NON-TIMS-CRITICAL REMOVAL ADMIN RECORD
ACTION CROUP A SITES 366
AREAS 12 AND 13 DRAFT SITB ASSESSMENT DATED OCTOBER ADMIN RECORD
16, 199S REVISION 0 VOLUME I OP II
(1 ORIG.RBC'D NOT DUP)
KEY WORDS
COMMENTS
ROD
REMOVAL! 3)
REMOVAL (6)
COMMENTS
REMOVAL (3)
REMOVAL (6)
COMMENTS
B8\CA
REMOVAL (3)
REMOVAL («)
COMMENTS
ROD
REMOVAL (3)
REMOVAL (6)
COMMENTS
SEDIMENTS
COMMENTS
COMMENTS
ACTMBMO
REMOVAL (3)
RBMOVAL(«)
SA
...Sit*. ..
GROUP A
9
OU1
3,4, 5,6,24
GROUP A
OU1.9
3, 4, 5,6,24
3,6
GROUP A
OU1 , OU2
GROUP A
OU1
9
3,4,5,6,24
CROUP C
HORSB LAKB
7
GROUP C
GROUP A
3.6
12
13
10
. . . .Location. .
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
11
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PAGE - 83
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JACOBS ENGINEERING
B.H. HINUGH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
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D.G. WHITTAKBR
SOUTHWEST DIVISION .
B. TOMINNA
SPA SAN FRANCISCO
S. LAUTH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
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D.G. WHITTAKSR
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. TOMINNA
HOLGUIN, PAHAN ASSOC
M. NAOARGBB
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
J. PAWLISCH
JACOBS ENGINEERING
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
TECHNICAL PROJECT NOTE MINUTES OP 25TH PFA PROJECT
MANAGER'S NESTING
FINAL WORK PLAN TO PERFORM OXIDATION POND SEDIMENT
SAMPLING AT BOTTOM OP HORSE LAKE MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
COMMENTS ON THE DRAFT TECHNICAL MEMORANDUM POR THE
GROUP C SITES
OXIDATION POND SEDIMENT SAMPLING AT BOTTOM OP HORSB
LAKB MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
WORK PLAN FOR PRELIMINARY SITE ASSESSMENT
PRELIMINARY DRAFT ACTION MEMORANDUM FOR NON-TIMS-
CRITICAL REMOVAL ACTION SITE 7 - BOX CANYON LANDFILL
REVISION 0
ADMIN RECORD MTG MINS
REMOVAL (3)
REMOVAL ( 6 )
ADMIN RECORD SEDIMENTS
ADMIN RECORD COMMENTS
ADMIN RECORD SEDIMENTS
ADMIN RECORD WORK PLAN
INFO REPOSITORY SA
SOIL
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HORSB LAKB SOUTHWEST DIVISION
GROUP C SOUTHWEST DIVISION
HORSB LAKB SOUTHWEST DIVISION
AREA 1 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
ARBA 2 MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
AREA 3
7 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
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PAGB - 8<
MCB CAMP PBHDLBTOK ADMINISTRATIVE RECORD PILE INDEX
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SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
DTSC LONG BEACH
I HIRBAWI
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
EPA SAN FRANCISCO
S. LAUTH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
IT CORP.
B. MINUGH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
BPA SAN DIEGO
J. ODBRMATT
B. MINUGH AND
J. GLBASON
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
RI/PS TEAM
US DBPT. OP INTERIOR
0. KOBETICH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
DTSC LONG BEACH
H. C. GASLAN
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
B. DIAS
SUBJECT
LETTER ENCLOSING 6 COPIES OP FIGURES 1 C. 2 WHICH
WBRB INADVERTANTLY LBPT OUT OP THE FINAL WORKPLAN FOR
OXIDATION POND SEDIMENT SAMPLING, OCTOBER 16, 199S
INVITATION TO ATTEND MARINE CORPS BASB CAMP PBNDLBTON
26TH FEDERAL FACILITIES AGREEMENT PROJECT MANAGER'S
HBBTINO ON NOVEMBER 8 AND 9, 1995
INVITATION TO ATTEND MARINE CORPS BASB CAMP PBNDLBTON
26TH FEDERAL FACILITIES AGREEMENT PROJECT MANAGER'S
MEETING) ON NOVEMBER S AND 9, 1995
INVITATION TO ATTEND NARINB CORPS BASB CAMP PBNDLBTON
26TH FEDERAL FACILITIES AGREEMENT PROJECT MANAGER'S
MEETING) ON NOVEMBER B AND 9, 1995
INVITATION TO ATTEND MARINE CORPS BASB CAMP PBNDLBTON
26TH FEDERAL FACILITIES AGREEMENT PROJECT MANAGER'S
MEETING ON NOVEMBER B AND 9, 1995
PROPOSED METHODOLOGY FOR GROUP C SITES BACKGROUND
EVALUATION HAS DRAFTED AND ATTACHED WITH THE
STATISTICAL APPROACH CALCULATION FOR RISK ASSESS . INCLD
COMMENTS ON THE ECOLOGICAL RISK ASSESSMENT DRAFT FINAL
WORK PLAN FOR THE GROUP C SITES
COMMENTS ON THE INTERVIEW SOLICITATION LETTER,
INTERVIEW RESPONSE CARD, INTERVIEW QUESTIONS AND
PROPOSED MAILING LIST
CLASSIFICATION
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
KEY WORDS
WORK PLAN
SEDIMENTS
MTG MINS
PPA
MTG MINS
PPA
MTG HINS
PPA
MTG MINS
PPA
BACKGROUND
EVALUATION
COMMENTS
RISK
COMMENTS
. . . Sit* . . .
OXIDATION
POND
4
4A
6
16
17
27
OU 2
23
GROUP C
26
35
16
22 AREA
B LOG. 22151
BLDG. 22187
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MCB CAMP PNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
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DATB - 10/1
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JACOBS ENGINEERING
B.B. LUBCKBR
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
J. PANIISCH
VARIOUS AGENCIES
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
L. KARVBY
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C. BURGER
U.S. SPA REGION IX
J. ANDERSON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
J. PAWLISCH
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
J. JOY
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
T. ZUGSAY
SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION KEY WORDS
DRAFT FINAL RI/PS GROUP C SITES ECOLOGICAL RISK ADMIN RECORD SAP
ASSESSMENT SAMPLING AND ANALYSIS PLAN REVISION 0
REQUEST FOR A SCHEDULE EXTENSION TO AN FFA DEADLINE ADMIN RECORD . REQUEST
FOR THE MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONS INFO REPOSITORY PFA
8.4 AND 9 OP THE PPA
CONCERNS OP HORKPLAN DATED OCT. 28, 1995, ON ADMIN RECORD WORK PLAN
CONTAMINATION OP PESTICIDE AND POL HANDLING AREAS OP INFO REPOSITORY PESTICIDES
SAN CLEMENTS RANCH SITE 37 POL
HERBICIDE .
COMMENTS
RESPONSE TO EXTENSION REQUEST FOR DRAFT FEASIBILITY ADMIN RECORD REQUEST
STUDY, PROPOSED PLAN AND RECORD OP DECISION FOR OU 2 INFO REPOSITORY PS
ROD
GW
FFA
AUGUST 9, 1995 TECHNICAL REVIEW COMMITTEE MEETING ADMIN RECORD MTG MINS
MINUTES INFO REPOSITORY SOIL
BB\CA
GW
RI
PS
ROD
LANDFILL
REMOVAL
NTCRA
SCRAPYARD
. . .Sica . . .
GROUP C
OU 2
16
17
27
GROUP C
4
4A
6
GROUP A
GROUP B
a
22 AREA
23 AREA
37
OU 2
4
4A
16
17
27
OU 3
GROUP B
GROUP C
5
3
6
BLDG. 2241
4
4A
7
9
41
24
25
26
8
8A
• Location
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
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HCB CAMP PBNDLBTON ADMINISTRATIVE RECORD FILB INDEX
U&V. no. brut- . nis .
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SOUTHWEST DIVISION DRAFT PHASE 2 RI WORK PLAN FOR GROUP C SITES ADMIN RECORD
D. MANGOLD INFO REPOSITORY
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OHM REMEDIATION SVCS TRBATABILITY TESTING REPORT FOR THE STABILIZATION OP ADMIN RECORD
P LEAR PESTICIBD-CONATMINATBD SOIL PROM SITS 6, DPDO SCRAP INFO REPOSITORY
SOUTHWEST DIVISION YARD
D. JBSPBRSBN
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON INSTALLATION RESTORATION PROGRAM, TECHNICAL REVIEW ADMIN RECORD
J. JOY MEETING WILL BE HELD ON JANUARY 9, 1996 INFO REPOSITORY
SOUTHWEST DIVISION INCLUDES MEETING MAP AND AGENDA
T. ZUGSAY
OHM REMEDIATION QUARTERLY GROUNDWATBR MONITORING REPORT FOURTH QUARTER ADMIN RECORD
H.W. MILLER 1995 13 AREA GAS STATION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
OHM REMEDIATION MONTHLY REPORT FREE PRODUCT RECOVERY FOR MONTH OF ADMIN RECORD
M.W. MILLER DECEMBER 1»9S 13 AREA GAS STATION REMEDIATION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
KEY WORDS
RI
WORK PLAN
REMOVAL
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SOIL
PS
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PESTICIDES
SOIL
SCRAPYARD
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IRP
GW
GW
. . .Sit*. . .
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17
29
44
GROUP A
GROUP B
GROUP C
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10 '
16
20
GROUP B
GROUP D
IF
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33 AREA
28 AREA
22 AREA
43 AREA
BLDG. 22151
B LOG. 33187
6
3
6
7
OU 1
9
GROUP C
GROUP A
18
18
.... Location
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
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MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
J.B. JOY
TRC MEMBERS
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B. HINUGH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
OHM REMEDIATION
H.H. MILLER
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
BPA SAN FRANCISCO
S. LAUTH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
D. MANGOLD
JACOBS ENGINEERING
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
JACOBS ENGINEERING
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
OHM REMEDIATION
3. BORNHOPT
VARIOUS AGENCIES
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON ADMINISTRATIVE RECORD PILE INDHX
SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION
JANUARY 9, 1996 TRC MEETING MINUTES ADMIN RECORD
DRAFT MINUTES OP THE TWENTY SEVENTH PFA PROJECT ADMIN RECORD
MANAGERS' MEETING
MONTHLY REPORT FRBB PRODUCT RECOVERY FOR MONTH OF ADMIN RECORD
JANUARY 1996 13 ARBA OAS STATION
BPA HAS NO COMMENTS ON THB DRAFT WORK PLAN FOR PHASE 2 ADMIN RECORD
GROUP C SITES SITES 2C, 10, 16 6 20 IN AGREEMENT WITH
PORPOSBD SAMPLING APPROACH
DRAFT ACTION MEMORANDUM FOR NON TIMB CRITICAL REMOVAL ADMIN RECORD
ACTION SITE 7 BOX CANYON LANDFILL REVISION 0
DRAFT ACTION MEMORANDUM FOR NON TIMB CRITICAL REMOVAL ADMIN RECORD
ACTION SITE 3 PEST CONTROL WASH RACK. SITE 6 DPDO
SCRAP YARD REVISION 0
CONCLUSION PROM 22 FEBRUARY 1996 MEETING WITH COUNTY ADMIN RECORD
OP SAN DIBOO SAM DIVISION FOR FINALIZATION OP THB
SITE ASBSSMENT FOR THB 13 ARBA GAS STATION
KBY WORDS
TRC
REMOVAL (3)
REMOVAL (6)
MTG MINS
REMOVAL (3)
RBMOVAL(6)
COMMENTS
ACTMBMO
ACTMBMO
REMOVAL (3)
REMOVAL (6)
SA
. . .Sit*. . .
OU1
3,4,5,6,9,
24,7,8,14,
19,20,22,
GROUP C
1,2,10,16,
17,27,28,
29,30,31,
35,18,32,
33,34,36,
37,38,39,
40,41,42
OU2 , 0'.'3
GROUP A
GROUP B
GROUP C
GROUP D
3,S,6,7,BA
19,20,22,
28,17,27,
28,31,35
16
GROUP C
2C,10,17,
20
7
3,6
GROUP A
OU1 , OU2
13 ARBA
.... Location
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
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DATS - 10/08/97
PAGE - 88
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DO 26
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PROM SIGNATURE ....
TO SIGNATURE
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
D. MANGOLD
DTSC LONG BEACH
I. HIRBAWI
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B.M. NINUGH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
J.B. JOY
DTSC LONG BEACH
I. HIRBAWI
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
J.B. JOY
RWQCB SAN DIBGO
J. ODBRKATT
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
J.B. JOY
EPA SAN FRANCISCO
S. LAUTH
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B.M. MINUGH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B.M. NINUGH
VARIOUS AGENCIES
OHM REMEDIATION
0. JAMBS
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION
REQUESTING THAT DTSC IDENTIFY POTENTIAL STATB CHEMICAL ADMIN RECORD
LOCATION, AND ACTION-SPECIFIC ARARa FOR OU #2.
(BNCL. ATTACHMENT 1)
RI/PS TECHNICAL ADDENDUM TO THE RI REPORT FOR GROUP B ADMIN RECORD
SITBS DRAFT REVISION 0 VOLUME 1 OF 3
REQUEST FOR COMMENTS ON THE DRAFT RI/FS TECHNICAL ADMIN RECORD
ADDENDUM TO THE RI FOR GROUP B SITE OP MARCH 5, 1996
NO LATER THAN MARCH 6, 1996 (W/O BNCL) REP* 000687
REQUEST FOR COMMENTS ON DRAFT RI/PS TECHNICAL ADDENDUM ADMIN RECORD
TO THE RI FOR GROUP B SITE OF MARCH 5, 1996
NO LATER THAN MARCH 6, 1996 (W/O BNCL) RBP0 000687
REQUEST FOR COMMENTS ON DRAFT RI/PS TECHNICAL ADDENDUM ADMIN RECORD
TO THE RI POR GROUP B SITE OP MARCH S, 1996 COMMENTS
NO LATBR THAN MARCH 6, 1996 (W/O BNCL) RBFtt 000687
DRAFT FINAL MINUTES OF THE TWENTY SEVENTH FFA PROJECT ADMIN RECORD
MANAGERS' MEETING
PROJECT NOTE RE: DRAFT FINAL WORK PLAN FOR PHASE 2 ADMIN RECORD
RI AT GROUP C SITBS
WORK PLAN ADDENDUM FOR VACUUM ENHANCED PRODUCT ADMIN RECORD
RECOVERY SYSTEM 13 AREA GAS STATION
KEY WORDS
ARAR
PPA
KAZ WASTE
RI
PS
RI
PS
COMMENTS
RI
PS
COMMENTS
RI
PS
COMMENTS
MTG MINS
REMOVAL (3)
REMOVAL (6)
RI
. . .Sit*. . .
8, 22 AREA
23 AREA
GROUP B
. GROUP B
GROUP B
GROUP B
GROUP A
GROUP B
GROUP C
GROUP D
3,S,6,4,4A
6,7,8A,19
20,22, 14,
26,17,27,
28,31,35
16.2C.10,
ID, B, 29, 30
OU2 , OU3
GROUP C
18
Lociit i,on
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
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BPA SAN FRANCISCO
M. OILL
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
D. MANGOLD
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B.M. MINUGH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
DTSC LONG BEACH
M. GASLAN
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
D. MANGOLD
BPA SAN FRANCISCO
M. GASLAN
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
D. MANGOLD
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
J.B. JOY
RWQCB SAN DIBGO
J. ODBRMATT
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
OHM REMEDIATION
H. MILLER
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
DTSC LONG BEACH
M.C. OASLAN
APCD SAN DIBGO
M. LAKB
SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION
COMMENTS PROVIDED REGARDING DRAFT ACTION MEMORANDUM ADMIN RECORD
FOR NTCRA, SITE 3 (. 6 OP FEBRUARY IS, 1996
DRAFT MINUTES OF THB TWENTY EIGHTH FFA PROJECT ADMIN RECORD
MANAGERS' MEETING
REVIEW OP DRAFT ACTION MEMORANDUM FOR NTCRA, SITE 3 ADMIN RECORD
& 6 OP FEBRUARY IS, 1996
COMMENTS ON DRAFT ACTION MEMORANDUM FOR NTCRA SITE 7 ADMIN RECORD
OP FEBRUARY IS, 1996
REQUEST FOR COMMENTS ON DRAFT RI/PS FOR OU2, SITE 8 & ADMIN RECORD
22/23 AREA SITES OF APRIL 1, 1996 NO LATER THAN MAY 10
1996 (W/O BNCL)
DRAFT: RI/FS FEASIBILITY STUDY FOR OU2 ADMIN RECORD
SITE 8 AND 22/23 AREA SITES VOLUMES 1 THROUGH S
DRAFT WORK PLAN FOR 13 AREA ADMIN RECORD
DTSC REQUEST APCD PROVIDE INPUT ON POTENTIAL CHEMICAL ADMIN RECORD
LOCATION, AND ACTION SPECIFIC ARARo AFFECTING OU2
PS INCLUDES GROUNDWATBR AT SITES 4, 4A, 6, 16, 17, 27 fr 8
KEY WORDS
COMMENTS
ACTMBMO
MTG MINS
REMOVAL (3)
REMOVAL! 6)
ACTMBMO
BB\CA
COMMENTS
ACTMBMO
COMMENTS
RI
FS
RI
PS
WORK PLAN
ARAR
GW
. . .Sit*. . .
3,6
3,6,7,
GROUP D
18,32,33,
34, 37, IP,
2D, 2G, 1,2
OU2 , OU3
4,4A, 6,16,
17,27,8
GROUP B
7,14
21.0U1
GROUP A
3,6
7
ou *2, a
22 AREA
23 AREA
OU2
22 AREA
23 ARBA
13 ARBA
4,4A,6,16.
17,27,8
OU2
.... Location
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
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DATE - 10/08/97
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FROM SIGNATURE
TO SIGNATURE
DTSC LONG BEACH
M.C. GASLAN
DPG MONTEREY
M. MARTIN
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
D. MANGOLD
DTSC LONG BBACH
I. HIRBAWI
OHM REMEDIATION
H. MILLER
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
OHM REMEDIATION
M. MILLER
.SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B.M. NINUCH
VARIOUS AGBNCIBS
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
J.B. JOY
VARIOUS AGBNCIBS
DTSC LONG BBACH
I. HIRBAWI
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
D. MANGOLD
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON ADMINISTRATIVE RECORD PILB INDEX
SUBJECT
DTSC REQUEST DPQ PROVIDE INPUT ON POTENTIAL CHEMICAL
LOCATION, AND ACTION SPECIFIC ARARa AFPBCTINO OU2
FS INCLUDES GROUNDWATBR AT SITBS 4, 4A, 6, 16, 17, 27 48
REQUEST POR COMMENTS ON FINAL REVISED TREAT ABILITY
TESTING RESULTS POR SITB 6 BY APRIL 23, 1996
QUARTERLY GROUNDWATBR MONITORING REPORT-FIRST
QUARTER 1996 13 ARBA GAS STATION
DRAFT REMEDIATION WORK PLAN
REMOVAL OP HYDROCARBONS FROM SOIL 13 ARBA GAS STATION
DRAFT: RI REPORT FOR GROUP C SITBS RI/PS
VOLUMES 1 THROUGH 5
RESPONSE TO COMMENTS ON THE RI/FS PHASE I RI
TECHNICAL MBORANDUM GROUP C SITBS 16 AUGUST 1995
DATED 15 APRIL 1996
EXTENSION POR COMMENT PERIOD ON DRAFT MCB CAMP
PBNDLBTON RI/FS OU2 SITB 8, AND 22/23 ARBA SITBS
TO MAY IS, 1996.
REVIEW OP MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON DRAFT CLOSURE & POST
CLOSURE MAINTENANCE PLAN BOX CANYON LANDFILL DTD
FEBRUARY 28, 1996. NO COMMENTS . (CIWMB COMMENTS BNCL.)
DRAFT RI/FS REVISED RI WORK PLAN FOR GROUP D SITBS
CLASSIFICATION KEY WORDS
ADMIN RECORD ARAR
ADMIN RECORD COMMENTS
ADMIN RECORD GW
INFO REPOSITORY MONITORING
ADMIN RECORD WORK PLAN
SOIL
ADMIN RECORD RI
PS
WORK PLAN
SMP
ADMIN RECORD RESPONSE
COMMENTS
TECH MEMO
ADMIN RECORD COMMENTS
RI
PS
ADMIN RECORD CLOSURE
COMMENTS
ADMIN RECORD RI
PS
WORK PLAN
. . .Sit«
4.4A, 6,16
17,27,8
OU2
6
13 ARBA
13 ARBA
1D,1B,2B
17,27,26
29,30,31
35,41,44
4 5, GROUP C
' GROUP C
OU 02, 8
' 22 ARBA
23 ARBA
OU3
32
34
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
PAGB •
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SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
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DATB - 10/
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D. MANGOLD
BPA SAN FRANCISCO
3. LAUTH
MCB CAMP PENDLBTON
J. JOY
CRWQCB SAN DIBGO
J. OOBRMATT
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
J. JOY
VARIOUS AGENCIES
JACOBS ENGINEERING
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
J. DUNAWAY
BPA SAN PRANCISCO
S. LAUTH
DTSC LONG BBACH
I . HIRBAWI
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
D. MANGOLD
DTSC LONG BBACH
M. GASLAN
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
D. MANGOLD
BPA SAN PRANCISCO
M. GILL
SOUTHHBST DIVISION
D. MANGOLD
TO PROPOSE MILESTONES d DEADLINES POR GROUP D SITES, ADMIN RECORD
DEFINITIONS C, DEADLINES OP OU2 i 3, AND DISCUSS THE
REMOVAL STATUS OF SITES, ID, IB, 29 & 30 .
WORK PLAN POR CAPTURE ZONE ANALYSIS AT MCAS PUBL FARM, ADMIN RECORD
23 AREA INFO REPOSITORY
3 LETTERS TRANSMITTING DRAFT FINAL ACTION MEMORANDUM ADMIN RECORD
POR NON-TIMB-CRITICAL REMOVAL ACTION SITE 6, DPDO INFO REPOSITORY
SCRAP YARD DATED APRIL 22, 1996. W/OUT ENCLOSURE
DRAFT FINAL ACTION MEMORANDUM FOR NON-TIMB-CRITICAL ADMIN RECORD
REMOVAL ACTION SITE 6 REVISION 0
PROJECT NOTE POR IR SITE 3 fc 6, TRANSMITTED POR REVIEW ADMIN RECORD
REVIEW AND COMMENT. WRITTEN COMMENTS BE RETURNED IN
2 WKS. (BNCL RBC'D AND PROCESSED 8/25/97)
COMMENTS OP FINAL REVISED TREAT ABILITY STUDY TESTING ADMIN RECORD
REPORT FOR THE STABILIZATION OP PESTICIDE-CONTAMINATED
SOIL FOR SITE 6
COMMENTS ON DRAFT ACTION MEMORANDUM POR NTCRA, SITE 7 ADMIN RECORD
OP FEBRUARY 15, 1996 (W/BNCL)
COMMENTS ON DRAFT TECHNICAL ADDENDUM TO THE RI REPORT ADMIN RECORD
FOR GROUP B SITES OP MARCH 5, 1996
REMOVAL
GW
SB/CA(«)
WORK PLAN
FUEL FARM
ACTMBMO
NTCRA
DPDO
SCRAPYARD
ACTMBMO
COMMENTS
COMMENTS
PESTICIDES
ACTMBMO
COMMENTS
COMMENTS
RI
Sit* Location
i
1A
IB
1C
2
IP
OU *2 & 3 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
ID, IB, 29,
30
GROUP D
OU 2 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
8 MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
AREA 22
AREA 23
6 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
6 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
3,6 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
f SOUTHWEST DIVISION
7 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
GROUP B SOUTHWEST DIVISION
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S. LAUTH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
D. MANGOLD
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B.M. NINUGH
VARIOUS AGENCIES
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B.M. MINUGH
VARIOUS AGENCIES
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
J.B. JOY
COUNTY OP SAN DIEGO
L. SKINNER
JACOBS ENGINEERING
S.M. MINUGH
VARIOUS AGENCIES
APCD SAN DIEGO
R. SALCBDO
DTSC SAN DIEGO
I. HIRBAWI
DTSC LONG BEACH
J.B. SCANDURA
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
D. MANGOLD
SUBJECT
COMMENTS ON THE DRAFT ACTION MEMORANDUM FOR SITE 6
DRAFT FINAL ACTION MEMORANDUM FOR NTCRA SITE 7
RESPONSE TO COMMENTS ON THE DRAFT ACTION MEMORANDUM
FOR NON TIME CRITICAL REMOVAL ACTION SITE 7 BOX
CANYON LANDFILL 15 FEBRUARY 1996
RESPONSE TO COMMENTS ON THE DRAFT ACTION MEMORANDUM
FOR NON TIME CRITICAL REMOVAL ACTION SITE 3 PBST
CONTROL WASH RACK SITE 6 (DRMO) 15 FEBRUARY 1996
RESPONSE TO ADDRESS CHANGES OR CONDITIONS REGARDING
PHASE III d IV SITES ASSESSMENT WORK (W/SNCL)
DRAFT FINAL MINUTES OP THE TWENTY EIGHTH PPA PROJECT
MANGERS' MEETING
COMMENTS TO ARARe DISCUSSED IN FEASIBILITY STUDY FOR
OU 2, VOL. I
CONFIRM EXTENSION OP THE DUB DATB FOR THE DRAFT
PS REPORT FOR OU2 AND DRAFT RI REPORT COMMENTS.
CLASSIFICATION KEY WORDS
ADMIN RECORD ACTMBMO
COMMENTS
ADMIN RECORD ACTMBMO
ADMIN RECORD RESPONSE
COMMENTS
ADMIN RECORD RESPONSE
COMMENTS
REMOVAL
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8
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SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
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MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON ADMINISTRATIVE RECORD FILE INDEX
SUBJECT
PROJECT NOTE FOR IR SITE 3 d 6, HCB CAMP PBNDLBTON.
BNCL: RECOMMENDATIONS (, CONCERNS PROM DTSC b RWQCB.
RECOMMEND NAVY'S RESPONSE BEFORE PUBLIC NOTICE BEGINS.
COMMENTS TO PROJECT NOTE FOR INSTALLATION RESTORATION
SITE 3 AND SITE 6, DATED APRIL 23, 1996
PROPOSED PLAN FOR REMEDIAL ACTION AT SITES 2B, 3, 4,
4A, 5, 6, 7, 8, 8A, 14, 16, 17, 19, 20, 22, 27, 31,
43, 44, AND 45
THIRTIETH FPA PM MEETING AGENDA
ARARB REQUEST FOR OU 2, MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON, DTD MAY
16, 1996 HAD PREVIOUSLY TRANSMITTED AND DTSC IS
FORWARDING ADDITIONAL INFOR. (BNCL.)
CLASSIFICATION KEY WORDS
ADMIN RECORD COMMENTS
RESPONSE
ADMIN RECORD COMMENTS
INFO REPOSITORY IR
CLEANUP
PESTICIDES
ADMIN RECORD WORK PLAN
INFO REPOSITORY RA
CLEANUP
PS
ROD
BB\CA
GW
SOIL
SEDIMENTS
LANDFILL
CANCER
TCB
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ARAR
ADMIN RECORD MTG MINS
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3
6
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3C
3D
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3
4
4A
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6
7
8
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14
16
17
19
20
22
27
31
43
44
45
. OU 1
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GROUP B
GROUP C
GROUP D
OU 3
3.6
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OU 2
8,4,4A,17
27,6
Location
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
HCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
HCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
22 ARBA
23 ARBA
REMOVAL
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DATE
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MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
J.B. JOY
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C. BURGER
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
L. HARVEY
EPA SAN FRANCISCO
M. GILL
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
D. MANGOLD
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
J.B. JOY
COUNTY OF SAN DIBGO
L. SKINNER
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B. MINUGH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
K. KENNEDY
JACOBS ENGINEERING
8. MINUGH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
K. KENNEDY
JACOBS ENGINEERING
E. MINUGH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
K. KENNEDY
JACOBS ENGINEERING .
B. MINUGH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
K. KENNEDY
DTSC LONG BEACH
I. HIRBAWI
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
D. MANGOLD
DTSC LONG BEACH
I. HIRBAWI
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
D. MANGOLD
SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION
RESPONSE TO LETTER OP APRIL 22, 1996, INFORMATION WAS ADMIN RECORD
REVIEWED 6 APPROVED BY EPA, DTSC, RWO.CB, t APCD. TO
(W/BNCL)
RESPONSE TO ALLEGED CONTAMINATION OP PESTICIDE IN POL ADMIN RECORD
HANDLING AREAS, SAN CLBMSNTB RANCH, IR SITE 37 INFO REPOSITORY
COMMENTS ON DRAFT RI FOR GROUP C SITES OF APRIL ADMIN RECORD
12, 1996
NOTIFICATION THAT ADDITIONAL SAMPLING WILL BE ADMIN RECORD
PERFORMED AT BLDG. 43574 SITE, A3 FUNDING BECOMES AVAIL.
AND AS IT FITS INTO CAMP PBNDLBTON' S PRIORITY PGRM.
RESPONSE TO COMMENTS ON THE DRAFT REVISED WORK PLAN ADMIN RECORD
FOR GROUP D SITES DTD APRIL 15, 1996.
APPENDIX P- REVISIONS TO THB SAMPLING & ANALYSIS PLAN ADMIN RECORD
FOR THB RI FOR GROUP D SITES (, THB PHASE 2 RI FOR
CROUP C SITES (RBV. 1 JUNE 14, 1996)
REVISIONS TO THB SAP FOR THB RI GROUP D SITES AND ADMIN RECORD
THB PHASE 2 RI FOR GROUP C SITES (RBV JUNE 14, 1996)
ADDENDUM TO THB DRAFT FINAL WORK PLAN FOR PHASE 2 RI ADMIN RECORD
AT GROUP C SITES FOR ADDITIONAL ECOLOGICAL SAMPLING,
DTD JUNE 14, 1996.
COMMENTS PROM DTSC & RWQCB ON RI/PS, DRAFT RI REPORT ADMIN RECORD
POR GROUP C SITES OP APRIL 12 1996
COMMENTS PROM DTSC 4 RWQCB ON DRAFT RI/PS FOR OU2, ADMIN RECORD
SITS 8 AND 22/23 AREA SITES
KEY WORDS
RESPONSE
RESPONSE
PESTICIDES
PRO
HERBICIDE
COMMENTS
RI
RISK
GW
COMMENTS
RESPONSE
RI
SMP
WORK PLAN
RI
COMMENTS
PS
COMMENTS
RI
PS
. . .Sit« Location
6 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
22 AREA
37 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
IB, 2B SOUTHWEST DIVISION
17-22 AREA
32 AREA
28-26 AREA
GROUP C
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
GROUP D SOUTHWEST DIVISION
GROUP D SOUTHWEST DIVISION
GROUP C
GROUP D SOUTHWEST DIVISION
GROUP C
GROUP C SOUTHWEST DIVISION
GROUP C SOUTHWEST DIVISION
OU2 SOUTHWEST DIVISION
8, 22 AREA
23 AREA
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FINAL DRAFT: ACTION MBMORANTUM FOR NTCRA SITE 3 ADMIN RECORD
JUNE 17, 1996.
PROVIDE COMMENTS ON DRAFT FINAL RI/FS REVISED RI WORK ADMIN RECORD
PLAN FOR GROUP D SITES, DATED 7 JUNE 1996 INFO REPOSITORY
W/0 SNCL
REVISED PAGES TO BE CHANGED OUT IN ACTION MEMO. FOR ADMIN RECORD
NTCRA SITE 3, DTD JUNE 17, 1996.
REQUEST POR COMMENTS TO BXBCUTIVB SUMMARY PROM PS FOR ADMIN RECORD
OU 2 INCLUDING SXTB 8 AND GROUNDWATBR FOR 22/23 ARBA INFO REPOSITORY
SITES
LETTER ENCLOSING BXBCUTIVB SUMMARY OP FEASIBILITY ADMIN RECORD
STUDY FOR OPERABLE UNIT 2, SITE 8, LAS PULGAS LANDFILL INFO REPOSITORY
AND GROUNDWATBR FOR 22/23 ARBA SITES (MARCH 24, 1996)
MAY 7/8, 1996, DRAFT FINAL MINUTES OF THE TWENTY-NINTH ADMIN RECORD
FPA PROJECT MANAGERS MEETING.
KEY WORDS
ACTMBNO
REMOVAL
CBRCLA
REQUEST
COMMENTS
RI
PS
WORK PLAN
ACTMEMO
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16
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SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
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SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
D. MANGOLD
DTSC LONO BBACH
I. HIRBAHA
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K. KBNNBDY
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M. GILL
SOUTHWBST DIVISON
H. MANGOLD
BPA SAN FRANCISCO
M. GILL
SOUTHWBST DIVISION
D. MANGOLD
SOUTHWBST DIVISION
C. ROTHWBLL
BPA SAN FRANCISCO
M. GILL
BPA SAN FRANCISCO
M. GILL
SOUTHWBST DIVISION
D. MANGOLD
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B. NINUGH
VARIOUS AGENCIES
SUBJECT
PROOF OP PUBLICATION FOR PUBLIC NOTICE OF AVAILABILITY
fc PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD FOR ADMIN. RECORD fc TECHNICAL
ADDENDUM TO FINAL BB/CA FOR SITES 3 AND 6
RESPONSE TO LBTTBR DTD MARCH 29, 1996, RENEWAL OF
HAZARDOUS MASTB FACILITY PERMIT. CONTAINER STORAGE
ARBA
FINAL 9ITB ASSESSMENT REPORT, 13 ARBA
CONFIRMATION OP THE NEW PFA DATE FOR THE DRAFT OU2
PROPOSED PLAN AND TRANSMITTAL OF TUB FINAL PROJECT
NOTE FOR 9ITBS 3 fc 6
ADDENDUM TO THB DRAFF FINAL REVISED RI WORK PLAN
FOR GROUP D SITES.
REGARDING DRAFT FINAL ACTION MEMO. FOR NTCRA, SITE 3
CAMP PBNDLBTON fc TRBATABILITY TESTING REPORT FOR SUB-
SITB 3A, DTD S/96.
COMMENTS ON THB DRAFT FINAL ACTION MEMORANDUM FOR
NTCRA SITE 3 NBRB SATISFACTORILY INCORPORATED INTO THB
ACTION MEMO. CONCURRENCE WITH THIS VBRSION AS FINAL
NOTIFICATION OP THB COMMENCEMENT DATE OP THB REMOVAL
ACTION AT IR SITE 6; TO BB PBRFORMBD BY OHM
REMEDIATION SBRVICBS
LBTTBR DOCUMENTING DELAY IN ENDORSEMENT OF PROPOSALS
BECAUSE SITE 3 AND SITS 6 PROJECT NOTE DATBD 07/01/96
HAS NOT YET BBBN RECEIVED
JUNE 17, 1996, DRAFT FINAL MINUTES OP THB THIRTIETH
FFA PROJECT MANAGERS MEETING
CLASSIFICATION
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
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KEY WORDS
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. .Site Location
3 SOUTHWBST DIVISION
6 MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
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13 ARBA SOUTHWBST DIVISION
OU2 SOUTHWBST DIVISION
3 MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
6
GROUP D SOUTHWBST DIVISION
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3 SOUTHWBST DIVISION
6 MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
6 SOUTHWBST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
3 SOUTHWBST DIVISION
6 MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
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12/13 ARBA
PS.GPC
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FINAL REVISED RI WORKPLAN FOR GROUP D, JULY 3, 1996
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09/18/96
00000
10.6
PROM SIGNATURE. . . .
TO SIGNATURE
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
J.B. JOY
RNQCB SAN DIBGO
J. ODBRMATT
DTSC LONG BBACH
P. R. RBGB
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
T. DBCOSTA
CRWQCB SAN DISCO
J. ANDERSON
LAWRBNCB NAT' I. LAB
0. RICB
KL8INPBLDSR, INC
M. ROHR
SOUTHWBST DIVISION
VARIOUS AGENCIES
VARIOUS AGENCIES
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
J.B. JOY
RWQCB SAN DIBGO
J. ODBRMATT
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B. MINUGH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
K. KENNEDY
SOUTHWBST DIVISION
L. SAUNDBRS
PUBLIC
SUBJECT
RESPONSE TO COMMENTS ON THE PINAL REMEDIATION WORK
PLAN FOR REMOVAL OP HYDROCARBONS, 13 AREA GAS STATION
W/O BNCLS
CLOSURE PLAN APPROVAL NOTICE OP DBPICIBNCY 24 AREA
BUNKBR STORAGE AREA FACILITY
W/ATTACHNBNT
ASTM RISK BASED CORRECTIVE ACTION DEMONSTRATION
SITB MBBTIHO WITH MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
DRAFT WORK PLAN SITB ASSESSMENT FOR ENGINEERING
EVALUATION/COST ANALYSIS AND ACTION MEMORANDUM
FOR PIVB SITES
2 REVIEW AND COMMENT TO RESPONSE TO COMMENTS FROM
REGULATORY AOBNCIBS ON DRAFT REMEDIAL INVESTIGATION
FOR GROUP C 8ITBS, DATED APRIL 12, 1996
RESPONSE TO COMMENTS FOR THB PINAL SITB ASSESSMENT
REPORT 11 AREA GAS STATION
W/ BNCLS
RESPONSE TO COMMENTS PROM CIWMB ON DRAFT CLOSURE AND
POSTCLOSURB MAINTENANCE PLAN SITS 7
(NOTE: NO DUPLICATE COPY RBC'D FOR IR)
NEWS RELEASE OP SEPTEMBER 1996 COMPLETION DATE FOR
CLEANUP AT FORMER SCRAP YARD AND RESTORATION TO
WETLAND
CLASSIFICATION
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
KEY WORDS
RESPONSE
COMMENTS
REMOVAL
CLOSURE
RISK
RISK
WORK PLAN
SA
EVALUATION
COST
ACTMBMO
BB\CA
NCP
CONTAH*
HOT SPOTS
COMMENTS
RESPONSE
RI
RESPONSE
SA
COMMENTS
CLOSURE
LANDFILL
PUB. PARTI CIPATI
PUB NOT
CLEANUP
. . . Sit«. .
13 ARBA
24 ARBA
ID
IB
29
30 .
3S
ARBA 20
ARBA 22
ARBA 25
ARBA 31
GROUP C
28
29
30
2B
• 17
ARBA 22
ARBA 23
OU 2
13 ARBA
7
6
SOUTHWBST DIVISION
SOUTHWBST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWBST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWBST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWBST DIVISION
HCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWBST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWBST DIVISION
SOUTHWBST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SCRAPYARD
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DATS - 10/00/97
PAGE - 100
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON ADMINISTRATIVE RECORD PILB INDBX
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3 BPA . CATtt
01/09/97
09/19/96
00000
01.6
10/14/96
09/20/96
00301
03.3
10/14/96
09/23/96
00000
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01/09/97
09/23/96
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10.1
01/23/97
09/23/96
00301
03.4
01/23/97
09/23/96
00301
03.4
PROM SIGNATURE
TO
TO SIGNATURE
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
J.L. SYNDBR
BPA SAN FRANCISCO
D. OPALSKI
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B. MINUGH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
K. KENNEDY
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B. MINUGH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
K. KENNEDY
DTSC LONG BEACH
I . HIRBAWI
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
D. MANGOLD
JACOBS ENGINEERING
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
JACOBS ENGINEERING
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SUBJECT
REQUEST FOR SCHEDULE EXTENSION TO THE PPA DEADLINES
POR OU2 DRAFT PROPOSED PLAN AND DRAFT ROD
CLOSURE AND POSTCLOSURB MAINTENANCE PLAN
SITE 7
(NOTE: NO DUPLICATE COPY RBC'D FOR IR)
DRAFT FINAL REMEDIAL INVESTIGATION AND FEASIBILITY
STUDY FOR OU2 SITE « AND 22/23 AREA SITES
VOLUMES 1 THROUGH 5
COMMENTS ON THE RI/PS TECHNICAL ADDENDUM TO THE RI
REPORT POR CROUP B SITES
W/BNCL9
REMEDIAL INVESTIGATION/FEASIBILITY STUDY DRAFT FINAL
RI REPORT POR CROUP C SITES RBV.O VOLUME 2
CLB-I01-01P301-B7-002S
REMEDIAL INVESTIGATION/FEASIBILITY STUDY DRAFT FINAL
RI REPORT POR GROUP C SITES RBV.O VOLUME 3
CLB-I01-01P301-B7-002S
CLASSIFICATION KEY WORDS
ADMIN RECORD REQUEST
INFO REPOSITORY PPSRA
ADMIN RECORD CLOSURE
LANDFILL
ARAR
ADMIN RECORD RI
INFO REPOSITORY PS
ADMIN RECORD COMMENTS
INFO REPOSITORY RI
PS
ADMIN RECORD RI
INFO REPOSITORY PS
RISK
SOIL
GW
ADMIN RECORD RI
INFO REPOSITORY PS
BACKGROUND
RISK
SOIL
GW
. . .Sit*. .
OU2
7
8
22
OU2
23
CROUP B
GROUP C
10
• IB
2B
17
27
28
29
30
31
35
43
44
45
GROUP C
. 10
IB
2B
17
J7
28
29
"30
31
35
43
44
45
Location
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
HCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
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DATB - 10/08/97
PACB - 101
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON ADMINISTRATIVE RECORD FILE INDEX
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DOCUMENT . TYPE .
APPROX . tt . OP . PAGES
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2000
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0001
M00681 003312
MISC
0001
M00681 003316
MISC
000000000000000
0001
M00681 003176
LTR
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0007
M006B1 003261
RPT
N474089S0727
0160
DOC . DATB
BPA. CATS
01/23/97
09/23/96
00301
03.4
01/23/97
09/23/96
00301
03.4
08/26/97
09/23/96
00000
10.6
08/26/97
09/24/96
06.3
08/26/97
09/26/96
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10.6
01/09/97
09/27/96
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04.0
OS/22/97
10/01/96
DOS 16
01.2
FROM SIGNATURE
TO . SIGNATURE
JACOBS ENGINEERING
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
JACOBS ENGINEERING
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
S.D. DLY TRANSCRIPT
PUBLIC
T TROST
PISH AND WILDLIFE
C. ROBERTS
THE DISPATCH
PUBLIC
BPA SAN FRANCISCO
M. GILL
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
D. MANGOLD
PARSONS ENGINEERING
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SUBJECT
REMEDIAL INVESTIGATION/FEASIBILITY STUDY DRAFT FINAL
RI REPORT FOR GROUP C SITES RBV.O VOLUME 4
CLB-I01-01P301-B7-002S
REMEDIAL INVESTIGATION/FEASIBILITY STUDY DRAFT FINAL
RI REPORT FOR GROUP C SITES RBV.O VOLUME 5
CLB-I01-01P301-B7-0025
SO DAILY TRANSCRIPT ARTICLE: 'CLEAN UP OF FORMER
SCRAP YARD UNDER WAY AT CAMP PBNDLBTON*
PHONE LOG FOR DISCUSSION OP REMOVAL OF ADDITIONAL
CONTAMINATION AT SITES 3 C, 6
NEWSPAPER ARTICLE: -CAMP PBNDLBTON CLEAN UP RESTORING
HAZARDOUS SITE TO WETLANDS STATUS*
APPROVAL OF THE DRAFT FINAL RI/PS FOR OU2 SITE 8 AND
22/23 AREA SITES REPORT CONSIDERED FINAL
DRAFT FINAL EVALUATION OP REMEDIATION BY NATURAL
ATTENUATION FOR CONTAMINATED GROUNDWATBR AT SITES 4/4A
6 AND 16/17/27 (AREAS 22/23)
CLASSIFICATION
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
KEY WORDS
RI
SA
GW
SOIL
RISK
RI
PS
CLEANUP
SCRAPYARD
PUB. PARTICIPATI
REMOVAL
CLEANUP
HAZ WASTE
PUB. PARTICIPATI
RI
PS
EVALUATION
CONTAM*
GW
. . .Site. . .
GROUP C
10
IB
2B
17
27
28
29
30
31
31
35
43
44
45
GROUP C
44
45
3
6
OU2
8
4
4A
6
16
17
27
AREA 22
AREA 23
. . , .Location
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
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DATS - aO/OB/97
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01/09/97
10/05/96
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04/17/97
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10/10/96
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10/23/96
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SOUTHWEST DIVISION
D. MANGOLD
DTSC LONG BEACH
I. HIRBAWA
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
J.B. JOY
RHQCB SAN DIBGO
J. ODBRJUTT
CRWQCB SAN DIBGO
J. ROBBRTUS
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
D. MANGOLD
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
J.B. JOY
RMQCB SAN DIBGO
J. ODBRMATT
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
J.B. JOY
DHS SAN DIBGO
L. SKINNER
THB DISPATCH
PUBLIC
CIWMB SACRAMENTO
J. CLINKBNBBARD
VARIOS AGENCIES
IT CORP
CRWQCB SAN DIBGO
J. ANDERSON
DTSC LONG BEACH
I. HIRBAHI
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON ADMINISTRATIVE RECORD PILE INDEX
SUBJECT.
DRAFT STABILIZATION PILOT TEST REPORT FOR SITS 3
TRANSMITTAL
W/0 BNCL
RESPONSE TO COMMENTS POR THB
FINAL SITB ASSESSMENT
REPORT FOR THB 22 AND 43 AREA GAS STATIONS W/BNCLS
REQUEST TO INITIATE DISPUTE
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
RBSPONSB TO COMMENTS POR THB
PLAN POR THB 22 AND 43 AREA
REQUEST POR SITB CLOSURE OP
W/O BNCL
NEWSPAPER ARTICLE: -SEMINAR
CLOSURE CLEANUP INITIATIVES*
RESOLUTION PROCESS AT
FINAL REMEDIATION WORK
GAS STATION
BUILDING-33322
DISCUSSES NAVY BASE
COMMENTS ON DRAFT FINAL CLOSURE AND POSTCLOSURB
MAINTENANCE PLANS. BOX CANYON LANDFILL. W/XMTL LETTER
FOR WORKPLAN POR RI OF SITS
37, SAN CLBHBNTB RANCH
THIRTY -SECOND MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON PPA PROJECT MANAGERS
MEETING SIGN IN SHEET
COMMENTS TO EVALUATION OP REMEDIATION BY NATURAL
ATTENUATION FOR CONTAMINATED GROUNDWATBR, SITES 4/4A,
6 AND 16/17/27 (AREAS 22/23)
CLASSIFICATION
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RECORD
INFO REPOSITORY
KEY WORDS
RBSPONSB
COMMENTS
SA
REQUEST
RBSPONSB
COMMENTS
WORK PLAN
REQUEST
CLOSURE
UST
PUB. PARTICIPATI
• CLOSURE
CLEANUP
RAB
COMMENTS
CLOSURE
WORK PLAN
RI
FPA
COMMENTS
CONTAM*
GW
. . .Sit*. . .
3
22 AREA
43
OU 2
8
AREA 22
AREA 23
22 AREA
43 AREA
BLDG. 33322
BOX CANYON
LANDFILL
37
SN CLMBNTB
RANCH
OU 2
8
AREA 22
AREA 23
OU 2
8
4
4A
6
16
17
PAGE •
. Location
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
HCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
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DATS - 10/
PAGE - 103
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DOC. DATE
CTO NO
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continued
09/03/97
10/25/96
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10.1
08/26/97
10/28/96
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01/23/97
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PROM .SIGNATURE
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VARIOUS AGENCIES
VARIOUS AGENCIES
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
VARIOUS AGENCIES
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B. MINUGH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
DTSC LONG BEACH
J. KOU
VARIOUS AGENCIES
EPA SAN FRANCISCO
S. LAUTH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
D. MANGOLD
SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION
COMMENTS FROM RHQCB fc DTSC (W/OUT BNCL. ) ON BVAL. OF ADMIN RECORD
REMEDIATION BY NATURAL ATTENUATION FOR CONTAMINATED INFO REPOSITORY
GROUNDNATBR SITS 2, 4/4A, «, 1C, 17, C, 27 (DATS 10/96}
LETTER NOTING THE COMMENCEMENT DATS FOR THE REMOVAL ADMIN RECORD
ACTION AT IR SITE 3, PEST CONTROL NASH RACK INFO REPOSITORY
REMEDIAL INVESTIGATION/FEASIBILITY STUDY DRAFT FINAL ADMIN RECORD
RI REPORT FOR GROUP C SITES RBV.O VOLUME 1 INFO REPOSITORY
CLB-I01-01P301-B7-0025 ADMIN RECORD
LETTER DENYING REQUEST FOR APPROVAL OF EXTENDED ADMIN RECORD
STORAGE, BUT CONSIDER APPLICATION FOR EMERGENCY PERMIT INFO REPOSITORY
AND DELAYED CLOSURE FOR CSA, W/OUT ATTACHMENT 142
COMMENTS TO DRAFT FINAL EVALUATION OF REMEDIATION BY ADMIN RECORD
NATURAL ATTENUATION FOR CONTAMINATED GROUNDWATBR AT INFO REPOSITORY
SITES 4/4A, 6 AND 16/17/27 (AREAS 22/23), DTD OCT 1996
KEY WORDS
COMMENTS
EVALUATION
GW
REMOVAL
IR
RA
RI
FS
RISK
SOIL
GW
REQUEST
PERMIT
CLOSURE
COMMENTS
EVALUATION
CONTAM*
. . .Sic*. .
27
AREA 22
AREA 23
2
4
4A
6
16
17
27
3
GROUP C
10
IB
2B
17
27
28
29
30
31
35
43
44
45
OU 2
8
4
4A
6
16
17
27
AREA 22
AREA 23
Location
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
HCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
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DATS - 10/08/97
PAGE - 104
HCB CAMP PBNDLBTON ADHINISTRATIVB RECORD PILE INDEX
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11/06/96
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01/09/97
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PROM SIGNATURE
TO SIGNATURE
DTSC LONG BEACH
I. HIRBAWI
VARIOS AGENCIES
DTSC LONG BEACH
I. HIRBAWI
VARIOS AGENCIES
VARIOUS AGENCIES
VARIOUS AGENCIES
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
D. MANGOLD
VARIOS AGENCIES
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
J. JOY
DBPT. HEALTH SERVICE
T. ROY
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
D. MANGOLD
VARIOUS AGENCIES
EPA SAN FRANCISCO
M. GILL
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
D. MANGOLD
SUBJECT
REQUEST FOR RESPONSE TO ALL COMMENTS PRIOR TO
ACCEPTANCE OP DRAFT FINAL RI/F3 FOR OU 2, SITES 8 AND
22/23 ARBA SITES, DATED SEPTEMBER 23, 1996
LETTER FORWARDING CAL/INTBGARTBD WASTE MANAGEMENT
BOARD'S COMMENTS ON DRAFT FINAL CLOSURE d POSTCLOSURB
MAINTENANCE PLAN-BOX CANYON LANDFILL W/BNCL OF 2 MBMOS
3 LETTERS PROM VARIOUS AGENCIES REQUEST I NO MATERIALS
RELEVANT TO PFA AND ARARS FOR MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
LETTER DOCUMENTING THAT LEGAL REPRESENTATIVES WILL
RESOLVE DIFFERING OPINIONS REGARDING STATE ARAR9 IN
DRAFT PBSABILITY STUDY FOR OU 2, DATED APRIL 1, 1996
ENCLOSURE LTR OF DRAFT FINAL RI/FS, OU 2, SITE 8 22/23
ARBA SITES, VOLS. 1-5, DTD SEP. 23, 1996; BVAL. OP RBMBD
BY NATURAL ATTENUATION FOR CONTAM. GW
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PAGE - 105
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON ADMINISTRATIVE RBCORD PILE INDBX
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DOC. DATS
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PROM . SIGNATURE
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HCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
H. CRONB
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
W. CRONB
PERMIT APPLICATION
MONITORING HELLS -
YARD
PERMIT APPLICATION
MONITORING HBLLS -
.SUBJECT
FOR GROUND WATER AND VADOSB
26 ARBA SBNAGB SLUDGE COMPOSTING
FOR GROUND WATER AND VADOSB
22 ARBA BUILDINGS 22151 AND 22187
CLASSIFICATION
ADMIN RBCORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RBCORD
INFO REPOSITORY
DITCH CONFLUENCE AND DITCH
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
W. CRONB
NCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
N. CRONE
HCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
W. CRONB
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
W. CRONB
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
W. CRONB
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
D. MANGOLD
VARIOUS AGENCIES
PERMIT APPLICATION
MONITORING WBLLS -
ARBA
PERMIT APPLICATION
MONITORING HBLLS -
22210
PERMIT APPLICATION
MONITORING HBLLS -
PERMIT APPLICATION
MONITORING NBLLS -
PERMIT APPLICATION
MONITORING WBLLS -
DITCH
FOR GROUND HATBR AND VADOSB
26 ARBA TRASH HAULERS MAINTENANCE
FOR GROUND HATBR AND VADOSB
22 ARBA DITCHES BEHIND BUILDING
FOR GROUND HATBR AND VADOSB
FIRING RANGE SOIL IN 31 ARBA
FOR GROUND WATER AND VADOSB
25 ARBA SKBBT RANGE
FOR GROUND WATER AND VADOSB
22 ARBA BUILDING 221B7 MARSH AND
TRANSMITAL OP INSTALLATION RESTORATION PROGRAM
SCHEDULE
ADMIN RBCORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RBCORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RBCORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RBCORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RBCORD
INFO REPOSITORY
ADMIN RBCORD
INFO REPOSITORY
KEY WORDS
PERMIT
GW
MONITORING
WBLLS
PERMIT
GW
MONITORING
WBLLS
PERMIT
GW
MONITORING
WBLLS
GW
MONITORING
HBLLS
PERMIT
PERMIT
GW
MONITORING
WBLLS
PERMIT
GW
MONITORING
WBLLS
PERMIT
GW
MONITORING
WBLLS
IRP
. . .Sit*. . .
10
26 ARBA
16
17
BLDG. 22151
BLDG. 22187
22 ARBA
28
26 ARBA
27
BLDG. 22210
146
31 ARBA
29
2S ARBA
17
BLDG. 22187
22 ARBA
OU 2
8
ARBA 22
. . . , Location
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
HCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
HCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
HCB CAMP PBNDLETON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
ARBA 23
-------
DATS - 10/08/97
HCB CAMP PBNDLBTON AONINISTKATIVB RBCORD PILE INDBX
PAGB • 106
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MOOCBl 003377
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000000000000000
0002
M00681 003289
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000000000000000
0000
M00681 003368
MISC
000000000000000
0009
M006B1 003243
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0004
M00681 003244
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000000000000000
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M00681 00324S
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DOC . DATB
CTO NO
3 SPA. CAW
09/03/97
12/12/9*
00000
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08/22/97
12/17/9*
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01. C
09/02/97
12/17/9*
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04/17/97
12/18/96
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04/17/97
12/31/9*
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04/17/97
01/03/97
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PROM SIGNATURE
TO SIGNATURE
DTSC LONG BEACH
J. SCANDURA
VARIOUS AGENCIES
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
J. JOY
VARIOUS AGENCIES
DTSC LONG BBACH
I. HIRBAWI
VARIOS AGENCIES
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
D. MANGOLD
VARIOUS AGENCIES
RWQCB SAN DIEGO
T. PELTIER
DTSC SAN DIEGO
J. ANDERSON
DHS SAN DIEGO
T. ROY
CRWQCB SAN DIEGO
J. ROBBRTUS
SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION
LETTER DOCUMENTING REVIEW OF DRAFT FINAL SITB CLOSBOUT ADMIN RBCORD
REPORT-GROUP A SITB 5 -DATED SEPTEMBER 20, 1996, AND INFO REPOSITORY
RECOMMENDING NO FURTHER ACTION FOR SITB 5
•j
TRANSMITTAL OP EXECUTIVE SUMMARY OF DRAFT FINAL ADMIN RBCORD
REMEDIAL INVESTIGATION REPORT FOR GROUP C SITES INFO REPOSITORY
(PAGES XII AND XIV NOT INCLUDED IN EXECUTIVE SUMMARY)
COMMENTS ON 11/27/96 CONP.CALL TO DISCUSS COMMENTS ON ADMIN RBCORD
PERMISSIBLE LIMITS EXPOSURE METHODOLOGY PROPOSED FOR INFO REPOSITORY
USB IN ECOLOGICAL RISK ASSESSMENT OP GROUP D SITES
PAX DRAFT AGENDA FOR PPA MEETING, JANUARY 22, 1997, ADMIN RBCORD
ALSO ENCLOSED IS DRAFT LETTER FOR REVIEW AND COMMENTS INFO REPOSITORY
CONCERNING SITES 8 AND 14 OUT OP CBRCLA
COMMENTS ON REVIEW OF REMEDIATION BY NATURAL ADMIN RBCORD
ATTBNTUATION STUDY FOR 22/23 AREA INFO REPOSITORY
COMMENTS TO AQUIFER CONTAMINATION REMEDIATION THROUGH ADMIN RBCORD
NATURAL ATTENUATION - AREAS 22/23 REPORT INFO REPOSITORY
KBY WORDS
COMMENTS
CLOSURE
NPA
RI
SOIL
IR
COMMENTS
EXPOSURE
RISK
ASSESSMENT
FFA
COMMENTS
CBRCLA
COMMENTS
COMMENTS
CONTAM*
. . .Sit*. .
S
GROUP A
GROUP C
ID
IB
2B
29
30
31
35
43
44
45
16
17
27
28
GROUP D
OU 2
8
14
AREA 22
AREA 24
OU 3
OU 2
8
AREA 22
AREA 23
OU 2
a
4
4A
16
17
27
AREA 22
AREA 23
Location
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
HCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
-------
DATB - 10/1
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON ADMINISTRATIVE RECORD FILB INDEX
PAGE - 107
WA%» fnj . fw > nw
DOCUMENT . TYPB .
APPROX . If . OP . PAGE
M00681 003245
M00681 003253
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N00681 003380
MM
N6871189D9296
0110
M00681 003287
LTR
000000000000000
0003
M00681 003286
LTR
000000000000000
0002
DOC . DATB
CTO NO
IS BPA.CATJf
continued
OS/21/97
01/23/97
00301
10.4
09/03/97
01/28/97
0301
10.4
08/22/97
02/04/97
00000
01. «
08/22/97
02/11/97
00000
01.6
PROM SIGNATURE
yg SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION KBY WORDS
TO SIGNATURE
JACOBS ENGINEERING JANUARY 22/23, 1997, DRAFT FINAL MINUTES OP THE THIRTY ADMIN RECORD MTO MINS
J. GLBASON THIRD PFA PROJECT MANAGER'S MEETING PPA
VARIOUS AGENCIES
JACOBS BNG. GROUP OCTOBER 22, 199« DRAFT FINAL MINUTES OP THE 32ND PPA ADMIN RECORD MTG MINS
J. GLBASON PROJECT MANAGERS' MEETING. H/ENCLOSURB OP SCHEDULE, INFO REPOSITORY PFA
SOUTHWEST DIVISION SIGN-IN SHEETS, AND MISCELLANEOUS HANDOUTS
N. SCHNBBR
EPA SAN FRANCISCO CONCERNS REGARDING REDESIGN OP LANDFILL CAP AND ADMIN RECORD LANDFILL
S. LAUTH PROPOSED REMOVAL ACTIONS FOR GROUP C SITES ID, 1C, 29, INFO REPOSITORY REMOVAL
VARIOUS AGENCIES 30, AND 35 BB\CA
HABITAT
SOUTHWEST DIVISION TRANSMITTAL OP TECHNICAL MEMORANDUM SUMMARIZING ADMIN RECORD TECH MBMO
D. MANGOLD RESULTS OF FIELD INVESTIGATION, DETERMINATION OF INFO REPOSITORY REMOVAL
VARIOUS AGENCIES POTENTIAL REMOVAL ACTIONS (H/O BNCL) INVESTIGATION
HABITAT
. . .sit*. . .
OU 1
OU 2
8
AREA 22
AREA 23
14
3
C
7
GROUP C
ID
IB
29
30
35
3
' 6
. 7
OU 2
BLOC. 2243
AREA 22
AREA 23
ID
IB
29
30
35
8
14
ID
IB
29
30
35
OU 2
GROUP C
7
ID
IB
29
30
35
GROUP C
GROUP D
, . . .Location
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
-------
DATB - 10/08/97
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON ADMINISTRATIVE RECORD PILB INDEX
PAGB - 101
DOCUMENT TYPE DOC DATB PROM SIGNATURE
CONTR/GUID NO CTO NO TO . ... SUBJECT
APPROX * OP PAGES B PA. CATS TO SIGNATURE
M00681 003254 05/22/97 JACOBS ENGINEERING DRAFT REMEDIAL INVESTIGATION/FEASIBILITY STUDY
RPT 02/14/97 B. MINUGH REMEDIAL INVESTIGATION FOR GROUP D SITES
N6871189D929S 00301 SOUTHMBST DIVISION RBV.O VOLUME 1
1000 03.4
M006B1 0032SS OS/22/97 JACOBS BNGINBBRING DRAFT REMEDIAL INVESTIGATION/FEASIBILITY STUDY
RPT 02/14/97 B. MINUGH REMEDIAL INVESTIGATION FOR GROUP D SITES
N6871189D9296 00301 SOUTHWEST DIVISION RBV.O VOLUME 2
1000 03.4
CLASSIFICATION KEY WORDS Site Location
'
ADMIN RECORD RI GROUP D SOUTHWEST DIVISION
PS 1A
OU IB
GW 1C
NCP IP
VOC 1H
PCB 11
PRO 2A
2D
2B
2F
2G
IB
32
33
34
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
GROUP C
2C
10
16
17
27
GROUP B
ADMIN RECORD RI GROUP D SOUTHWEST DIVISION
P3 . 1A
BR IB
HAZ WASTE 1C
IP
IK
11
2A
2D
2P
2G
18
32
33
34
37
40
2C
10
16
-------
DATB -
PAGB - 109
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON ADMINISTRATIVE RECORD FILE INDEX
DOCUMENT TYPE DOC DATB PROH. SIGNATURE
M00681 003255 continued
M00681 0032S6 05/22/97 JACOBS ENGINEERING DRAFT RBHBDIAL INVESTIGATION/FEASIBILITY STUDY
RPT 02/14/97 B. MINUGH RBHBDIAL INVESTIGATION FOR GROUP D SITES
N6871189D9296 00301 SOUTHWEST DIVISION RBV.O VOLUME 3
2000 03.4
M00681 0032S7 OS/23/97 JACOBS BNGINBBRING DRAFT REMEDIAL INVESTIGATION/FEASIBILITY STUDY
RPT 02/14/97 B. MINUGH REMEDIAL INVESTIGATION FOR GROUP D SITES
N6B71189D9296 00301 SOUTHWEST DIVISION RBV.O VOLUME 4
2000 03.4
... CLASSIFICATION KBY WORDS . Site .Location.
17
27
GROUP C
ADMIN RECORD RI GROUP D SOUTHWEST DIVISION
PS 1A
GW IB
SOIL 1C
PRO IP
VOC 1H
11
2A
2D
2P
2G
18
32
33
34
37
40
2C
10
16
17
27
GROUP C
ADMIN RECORD RI GROUP D SOUTHWEST DIVISION
PS 1A
SOIL IB
PCS ic
IP
1H
11
2A
2D
2P
2G
IB
32
. 33
34
37
40
' 2C
10
16
17
27
GROUP C
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DATE -
UIC No.
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2500
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MM
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0013
PRC . DATE
DOC . DATE
EPA . CATtf
05/22/97
02/14/97
00301
03.4
04/17/97
02/24/97
00000
03.6
05/22/97
02/24/97
DO 1(7 3
01.2
04/17/97
02/28/97
00000
10.1
08/27/97
03/05/97
00301
10.4
PROM
PROM SIGNATURE
TO SIGNATURE
JACOBS ENGINEERING
B. MINUGH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
D. MANGOLD
VARIOUS AGBNCIBS
OHM REMEDIATION
G. JAMBS
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
D. JBSPBRSBN
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
J. JOY
VARIOUS AGENCIES
JACOBS ENGINEERING
J. GLBASON
VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON ADMINISTRATIVE RECORD PILE INDEX
SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION
DRAFT REMEDIAL INVESTIGATION/FEASIBILITY STUDY ADMIN RECORD
REMEDIAL INVESTIGATION FOR GROUP D SITES
RBV.O VOLUME S
REQUEST FOR AMENDMENT TO DELETE IR SITS B AND SITE 14 ADMIN RECORD
FROM SCOPE OF COVERAGE OP PPA, INCLUDING APPENDIX A INFO REPOSITORY
DRAFT REMOVAL ACTION SITE CLOSURE REPORT ADMIN RECORD
NON-TIME CRITICAL REMOVAL ACTION IRP GROUP A SITS 3 INFO REPOSITORY
RBV.O
DRAFT PROPOSED PLAN FOR OU 2, DATED FEBRUARY 26, 1997; ADMIN RECORD
REQUEST FOR COMMENTS (W/O BNCL) INFO REPOSITORY
DRAFT FINAL MINUTES OF THE THIRTY-FOURTH PFA ADMIN RECORD
PROJECT MANAGERS' MEETING INFO REPOSITORY
KEY WORDS
RI
PS
GW
CO NT AM •
RA
REQUEST
IR
PPA
REMOVAL
CLOSURE
NTCRA
IRP
SOIL
REQUEST
COMMENTS
OU
MTG HINS
PPA
. . .sic*.
GROUP D
23
1A
IB
1C
IP
1H
11
2A
20
2P
20
IB
32
33
34
37
40
2C
10
16
17
27
OU 2
B
14
AREA 22
AREA 23
GROUP A
3
SUBSITB
SUBSITB
SUBSITB
SUBSITB
OU 2
B
AREA 22
AREA 23
OU 4
GROUP C
GROUP D
1A
IP
2A
PAGB -
Location
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
3A
38
3C
3D
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
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DATS - 10/01
PAGE - 111
NCB CAMP PBNDLBTON ADMINISTRATIVE RECORD PILE INDEX
WAV (W . W V . *1W .
DOCUMENT. TYPE. . .
APPROX . # . OP . PAGBS
M00681 0033S9 C
MOOC81 003248
LTR
000000000000000
0003
M00681 003249
LTR
000000000000000
0003
M00681 003290
LTR
000000000000000
0004
H00681 0032S1
LTR
000000000000000
0002
H00681 003348
XMTL
NS871189D9296
0019
DOC. DATS
CTO NO
1 BPA.CATft
continued
04/17/97
03/11/97
00000
10.1
04/17/97
03/12/97
00000
10.1
08/22/97
03/18/97
00000
01.6
04/17/97
03/25/97
00000
10.1
08/27/97
04/01/97
0301
04.3
FROM . SIGNATURE
TO
TO SIGHATURB
CRWQCB SAN DIEGO
J. ROBBRTUS
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
D. MANGOLD
SPA SAN FRANCISCO
S. LAUTH
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
D. MANGOLD
MCB CAMP PENDLBTON
J. JOY
VARIOUS AGENCIES
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
D. MANGOLD
DTSC LONG BEACH
I. HIRBAWI
JACOBS ENG. SERVICES
J. GLBASON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
M. SCHWBER
SUBJECT
RESPONSE TO REQUEST BY DON, TO DELETE IR SITE 8 AND
SITE 14 FROM SCOPE OF COVERAGE OP PPA LETTER OP
FEBRUARY 24, 1997
COMMENTS RE DRAFT PROPOSED PLAN FOR OU 2, MCB CAMP
PBNDLBTON
W/ATTACH
REQUEST FOR COMMENTS ON DRAFT ENGINEERING EVALUATION/
COST ANALYSIS FOR GROUP C SITES ID, IB, 30 AND 35
W/0 BNCL
.
RE DTSC COMMENTS ON DRAFT FINAL RI/PS FOR OU 2
FEBRUARY 26, 1997; REQUEST FOR COMMENTS
(W/0 BNCL)
TRANSMITTAL OF PROPOSED PLAN FOR NO REMEDIAL ACTION
AT OPERABLE UNIT 2 SITES, DATED APRIL 1997
CLASSIFICATION KEY WORDS
ADMIN RECORD COMMENTS
INFO REPOSITORY IR
PPA
RESPONSE
ADMIN RECORD COMMENTS
INFO REPOSITORY OU
BACKGROUND
ADMIN RECORD BB\CA
INFO REPOSITORY REQUEST
COMMENTS
ADMIN RECORD COMMENTS
INFO REPOSITORY RI
FS
REQUEST
RISK
ADMIN RECORD RA
INFO REPOSITORY RISK
. . .Site. .
2D
10
1«
OU 2
ID
IB
30
OU 2
a
14
AREA 22
AREA 23
OU 2
8
3
6
AREA 22
AREA 23
2B
8A
19
20
22
31
43
44
45
28
GROUP C
ID
IB
30
35
OU 2
8
AREA 22
AREA 23
OU 4
OU 2
3
S
6
17
Location
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
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DATB - 10/08/97
PAGB - li;
HCB CAMP PBNDLBTON ADMINISTRATIVE RBCORD PILB INDEX
DOCUMENT TYPE >
. rnw . «/n*B
DOC . DATB
APPROX . # . OP . PAGES EPA . CATft
H00681 003348
M00681 003327
LTR
000000000000000
0002
M00681 003328
LTR
000000000000000
0006
M00681 003347
XMTL
N6B71189D9296
0006
M00681 003346
XMTL
N6871189D9296
0028
continued
08/26/9''
04/02/97
00000
01.6
08/26/97
04/02/97
00000
01.6
08/27/97
04/10/97
0301
03.3
08/27/97
04/16/97
0301
10.1
PROM. SIGNATURE
TO SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION
TO. SIGNATURE
•
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON LBTTBR REQUESTING THAT BOX CANYON LANDFILL IS NOT ADMIN RBCORD
K. QUIGLBY INCLUDED IN ORDER 97-11 INPO REPOSITORY
RWCQB SAN DIEGO
M. ALPBRT
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON LBTTBR ENCLOSING REQUEST TO WITHDRAW BOX CANYON ADMIN RBCORD
T. TROST LANDFILL PROM ORDER 97-11, ANNOUNCEMENT OP 03/31/97 INPO REPOSITORY
RWQCB SAN DIEGO MEETING ANNOUNCEMENT AND AGENDA, AND LBTTBR TO RWQCB
H. ALPBRT
JACOBS BNG. SERVICES TRANSMITTAL OF PROJECT NOTE FOR FOR PHASE III REMEDIAL ADMIN RBCORD
J. GLBASON INVESTIGATION WORK PLAN FOR GROUP C SITES INFO REPOSITORY
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
H. SCHWBBR
JACOBS BNC. SERVICES TRANSMITTAL OP RESPONSE TO COMMENTS RECEIVED PROM ADMIN RBCORD
J. GLBASON AGENCIES ON DRAFT OU 2 PROPOSED PLAN, DATED FEBRUARY INPO REPOSITORY
SOUTHWEST DIVISION 1997.
M. SCHWBBR
KEY WORDS
REQUEST
LANDFILL
CBRCLA
FFA
REQUEST
LANDFILL
RI
WORK PLAN
BB\CA
RESPONSE
COMMENTS
. . .Sit». . .
27
AREA 22
AREA 23
16
OU 4
2B
19
20
26
31
43
44
45
8A
BOX CANYON
BOX CANYON
GROUP C
ID
IB
30
AREA 31
35
AREA 25
OU 2
43
44
45
6
AREA 22
AREA 23
3
2B
OU 4
8A
19
20
22
31
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
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DATS - 10/08/97
PAGE - 113
HCB CAMP PBHDLBTON ADMINISTRATIVE RECORD PILB INDEX
VA^ «W . 4XWV • •»** -
DOCUMENT . TYPE . .
APPROX . V . OP . PAGES
M00681 003309
RPT
N6871193D1459
1500
N00681 003356
LTR
000000000000000
0003
N00681 003364
RPT
000000000000000
0115
M00681 003310
RPT
N6B71189D9296
1250
DOC DATE PROM . SIGNATURE
CTO NO TO SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION KEY WORDS
SPA CAT* TO. SIGNATURE
OB/26/97 OHM REMEDIATION SVCS DRAFT REMOVAL ACTION SITE CLOSURE REPORT NON-TIME ADMIN RECORD REMOVAL
04/17/97 D. McCULLAR CRITICAL REMOVAL ACTION, IRP SITE 6. GROUP A INFO REPOSITORY NTCRA
SOUTHWEST DIVISION VOLUME I THROUGH IV (SUMMARY OP VOLUMES AT BASE AR) IRP
02.0
HOT SPOTS
SOIL
DISPOSAL
SAP
TREATMENT
CLOSURE
OB/27/97 SOUTHWEST DIVISION ISSUES ADDRESSING CONCERNS FOR THE IR PROGRAM SITE 8 ADMIN RECORD IR
04/21/97 C. KOTAS AND SITE 14; TO BE DELETED PROM THE IR PROGRAM INFO REPOSITORY
00000 BPA SAN DIBOO
01.6 J. ROBBRTUS
09/02/97 SOUTHWEST DIVISION DRAFT MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON RECORD OP DECISION, OPERABLE ADMIN RECORD ROD
04/25/97 UNIT 2 INFO REPOSITORY
00000
05.1
08/26/97 JACOBS BNG. GROUP DRAFT FINAL REMEDIAL INVESTIGATION/FEASIBILITY STUDY, ADMIN RECORD RI
07/16/97 R. SMITHR GROUP D SITES, VOLUMES 1 THROUGH 5 PS
0301 SOUTHWEST DIVISION (VOLUMES 3 4, 4 ARE REVISIONS)
04.2
Sit*
6
7
GROUP A
B
14
OU 2
2B
3
5
6
8A
19
20
22
28
31
43
44
45
GROUP D
1A
IB
1C
IP
1H
11
2A
2D
2P
2G
IB
BLDG. 1687
32
33
34
37
40
GROUP C
2C
. . . .Location
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
MCB CAMP PBNDLBTON
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
.
-------
DATE - 10/08/97
MCB CAMP FBNDLBTON AOMINISTRATIVB RBCORD PILE INDBX
PAOB •
DOCUHBNT.TYPB. . .
CONTR/GUID. .NO. .
APPRO* . ft . OP . PA0BS
DOC.
CTO.
BPA.
DATS
NO. .
CAT#
PROM.S;
TO
TO.3IO1
[ONATURB
SUBJECT
4ATUR8
CLASSIPICATION KBX WORDS Sit* Location
M00681 003310 continued
10
16
17
37
GROUP B
10
28
IB
36
3»
29
41
42
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TOTAL RECORDS PRINTED: 928
REPORT SPECIFICATION FOR: RPT1J1
TITLE: HCB CAMP PBNDLBTON ADMINISTRATIVE RECORD PILE INDBX
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Location
Day, Date
Reported by
PUBLIC MEETING
7:02 p.m.
455 County Club Lane
Oceanside, California 92054
Thursday, May 22, 1997
ELANA K. SHIRLEY, CSR No. 9651,
RPR
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1 MS. TROST: Good evening and welcome to the formal
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2 portion of our public meeting with the proposed plan for
3 Operable Unit 2. My name is Theresa Trost. I am with the
4 Environmental Security, Camp Pendleton. And for the record I
5 would like the members of the panel that was going to sit up
6 here to please state their name and their affiliation.
7 MR. MANGOLD: Davis Mangold, the Remedial Project Manager
8 for Southwest Division.
9 MS. LAUTH: Sheryl Lauth, L-a-u-t-h, Remedial Project
10 Manager from EPA.
11 MR. ODERMATT: John Odermatt, 0-d-e-r-m-a-t-t, Remedial
12 Project Manager from the Regional Water Quality Control Board.
13 MR. HIRBAWI: Isaac Hirbawi, Remedial Project Manager for
14 DTSC, Department of Toxics.
15 MS. TROST: I guess I could say let the record show that
16 there is no member of the public in the audience and that we
17 have filled the requirement under CERCLA to have a public
18 meeting. And I would now like to propose a closed meeting.
19 Is there a second?
20 MR. MANGOLD: Second.
21 MS. TROST: The meeting is now closed.
22 (The public meeting
23 concluded at 7:05 p.m.)
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CALIFORNIA DEPOSITION REPORTERS 2
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REPORTER'S CERTIFICATE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
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COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO )
I, ELANA K. SHIRLEY, CSR No. 9651, a Certified
Shorthand Reporter for the State of California do hereby
certify:
That said public meeting was taken before me at the time
and place therein stated and was thereafter transcribed into
print under my direction and supervision, and I hereby
certify the foregoing public meeting is a full, true and correct
transcript of my shorthand notes so taken.
WITNESS my hand this 27th day of May, 1997
ELANA
CSR No. 9651, RPR
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