/ EPA-330/1-84-002
MULTI-MEDIA PRIORITY RANKING OF
SELECTED FEDERAL FACILITIES
REGION III
February 1984
National Enforcement Investigations Center, Denver
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Office of Enforcement
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UNITED STATES ENVIORNMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
OFFICE OF ENFORCEMENT AND COMPLIANCE MONITORING
EPA-330/1-84-002
MULTI-MEDIA PRIORITY RANKING OF
SELECTED FEDERAL FACILITIES
REGION III
February 1984
Eugene Lubieniecki, Jr.
NATIONAL ENFORCEMENT INVESTIGATIONS CENTER
Denver, Colorado
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CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION 1
METHODS 3
CURRENT HAZARDOUS WASTE HANDLING (RCRA) 3
SITE CONTAMINATION (CERCLA) 6
WASTEWATER DISCHARGE (CWA) 7
POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYL (PCB)XPESTICIDE STORAGE AND USE
(TSCA/FIFRA) 8
AIR EMISSIONS (CAA) 8
RESULTS 9
TABLES
1 Facility Rating Criteria 5
2 Facility Ratings (by ranking) 10
3 Facility Ratings (by location) 15
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MULTI-MEDIA PRIORITY RANKING OF
SELECTED FEDERAL FACILITIES - REGION III
INTRODUCTION
A multi-media priority ranking system was developed to evaluate selec-
ted Region III Federal facilities according to their relative potential for
having environmental problems (environmental problems, as used here, are
directly related to the release of contaminants to the environment). The
system was developed to use readily available information in a rapid and
objective manner to identify "high priority" facilities for further detailed
evaluation by EPA. The ranking system was not designed to compare a facil-
ity rating with any fixed number to indicate whether a facility is environ-
mentally "good" or "bad". Rather, the rating indicates a facility's poten-
tial, relative to other installations, for having major environmental prob-
lems (i.e., a high rating indicates that a facility has a relatively high
potential for environmental problems and that further evaluation, if not
already completed, is warranted).
Rating criteria were developed and used to rank facilities according
to the type and intensity of facility activities which could actually or
potentially result in environmental contamination. In general, these acti-
vities include: past and present hazardous waste* generation and manage-
ment, wastewater discharges, air emissions, and handling and storage of
hazardous materials. For purposes of this ranking system and in keeping
with EPA Region III and Headquarters priorities, potential environmental
problems from hazardous waste management activity were rated higher than
potential problems from other activities. To ensure timely but meaningful
comparisons between installations, the information used to rank the facili-
ties was confined to that which was easily accessible and available for all
or most of the installations. Thus, the bulk of the facility information
used came from the various EPA computer data bases. This information was
* As defined in 40 CFR 261
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supplemented, when necessary, with Region III file data. More specific
information, such as detailed site inspection reports, was not used here
because such information is available for only a few facilities*. A des-
cription of the rating criteria and the information sources and how they
were used to rank the selected facilities follows.
* Specific facility information would be used as part of the detailed
follovup evaluation of a facility if warranted.
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METHODS
An initial listing of Federal facilities in Region III was obtained
from EPA's computerized Facilities Index System (FINOS). This list con-
tained approximately 200 Federal installations with known or suspected
hazardous waste disposal sites (active and inactive), Resource Conservation
and Recovery Act (RCRA) permit applications on file with EPA, National Pol-
lutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permits, and/or air emission
point sources. Of these, approximately 75 were selected by Region III for
prioritization by NEIC.
These selected facilities were then ranked based on the type and rela-
tive level of activity in the following five categories:
hazardous waste generation and management practices
site contamination (known and potential)
wastewater discharge
storage/use of polychlorinated biphenols (PCBs) and pesticides
air emissions
These five categories generally reflect pertinent activities regulated
under one or more of the six environmental acts: Resource Conservation and
Recovery Act (RCRA), Comprehensive Environmental Response Compensation and
Liability Act (CERCLA), Clean Water Act (CWA), Toxic Substances Control Act
(TSCA)XFederal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA), and the
Clean Air Act (CAA), respectively. The five rating categories and an ex-
planation of the information used to rank facilities in each category
follows.
CURRENT HAZARDOUS WASTE HANDLING (RCRA)
This category ranks facilities according to the potential for environ-
mental contamination through generation and handling of hazardous wastes.
For rating purposes, the category was divided into four activity subcate-
gories: (1) annual quantity of hazardous waste handled, (2) waste storage
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design capacity, (3) waste treatment design capacity, and (4) waste dis-
posal design capacity. These subcategories were used because of the type
of information readily available and the wide range of possible activities
and levels of activities related to hazardous waste management.
The major source of information used was the EPA Hazardous Waste Data
Management System (HWDMS), a computer data base which contains information
submitted to EPA by hazardous waste generation/handling facilities as part
of their Part A RCRA permit application. The data includes type of hazard-
ous waste handling activity, design capacity of waste processes, and type
and quantity of wastes handled. Unfortunately, the computer data base was
incomplete (all information was not available for all hazardous waste faci-
lities), making it necessary to obtain some facility information from EPA
Region III RCRA files.
Rating points were assigned to each facility according to the level of
activity in each subcategory as shown in Table 1. Subcategory ratings
were added together to obtain the overall rating for each facility for
"Hazardous Waste Management" as presented in Table 2. This rating is an
indication of the facility's relative potential to contaminate the environ-
ment and cause environmental problems through hazardous waste management.
As shown in Table 1, all facilities known to be generating hazardous
wastes, regardless of the quantity of wastes handled or type of management
practices, receive an overall rating of at least 3. This is to account for
potential problems associated with the generation and handling of even rela-
tively small quantities of hazardous wastes. Facilities handling corrosive
wastes (0002 - often generated in relatively large quantities) are assigned
a subcategory rating one point lower than shown in the table. This is
necessary because high ratings, based on handling large quantities of rela-
tively easily managed corrosive waste, is not justified. Facilities which
treat, store or dispose of hazardous wastes in a surface impoundment are
assigned an additional subcategory rating point due to enhanced contami-
nation potential attributed to this type of activity.
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Table 1
FACILITY RATING CRITERIA
Hazardous Waste Management1
Rating
.
1
2
3
4
5
Quantity2
Handled
(•etric t/yr)
0
< 12
12-50
50-500
500-
50.000
> 50,000
Storage2 3
Capacity
(gal)
0
< 10,000
10.000-
100,000
> 100 ,000
-
-
Treatment2 3
Capacity
(gal/day)
0
< 1,000
1,000-
50.000
> 50 .000
-
-
Disposal
Capacity2 3
Landfill Land Application
(acres-ft) (acres)
0
~
-
S 5
2 5
-
0
"
-
< 10
> 10
-
Site
Contamination
Soil/Water
Contami-
Seriousness nation
No7
Low
Medium or
Suspected9
High
-
No7
Potential
Suspected*
-
Known
-
Bulk
Storage
of Haz.
Materials
No'
Known
or
-
-
-
Wastewater
Discharges
Flow* SICD
Rate Hazard
(mgd) Potential
No7 S 5
All £ 5
"Sanitary
only"
discharges
< .5
.5-1 5 -
1.5-2.5 -
> 2.5 -
PCB/
Pesticide
Storage/Use
No7
Suspected*
or Known-ll"
Known-N"
•
-
Air Emissions
ff Pollutants0
Discharged at
2100 ton/yr
No7
0«
1 or 2
> 2
™
"
1 All known hazardous waste generating facilities, regardless of TSO activities, receive a rating of at least 3 for generation, short-tern storage and
2 Facint1esWhandlingdrelattvely'large quantities of "corrosive only" hazardous wastes (D002) are assigned a subcategory rating one point lower than
3 Fac7nt?es which treat? store'and dispose of hazardous wastes in a surface impoundment are assigned a rating subcategory one point higher than shown
4 Subcategory^ating is based on industrial or combined (industrial and sanitary) flow rates unless otherwise stated. •
5 SIC Hazard Potential [a number fro* 1 (lowest) to 9 (highest)] is an indication of potential harmful health effects related to a specific Standard
6 Pollutants areSparticulates. sulfur'oxides."nitrous oxides, carbon monoxide and volatile organic carbon discharged through point sources.
7 No = no known activity In this activity category.
8 Facility has known point source emissions but not greater than 100 tons/year per pollutant iflMiiu
9 "Suspected" means that information suggests that there is activity in this category but activity u not specifically
10 Known activity in this category but current compliance status with TSCA is unknown.
11 Known activity in this category and known noncompliance with TSCA regulations.
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SITE CONTAMINATION (CERCLA)
This category ranks facilities according to the actual, suspected, or
potential for site contamination from either past waste handling or the
present handling of bulk quantities of hazardous materials (fuel oil, gaso-
line, etc.). The category is divided into three activity subcategories:
(1) seriousness of site contamination problems, (2) contamination of soil
and water, and (3) handling of bulk quantities of hazardous materials.
Information was obtained from the following EPA computer data bases:
FINDS, Emergency Remedial Response Information System (ERRIS), Notification
Information System (NOTIS), and Compliance Data System (CDS). EPA Region
III files data were used to supplement this information. FINDS lists all
known or suspected facility sites which were contaminated as a result of
past waste management practices. NOTIS contains limited descriptions of
these sites and ERRIS tracks various EPA and State activities at them.
Regional files contain reports of the results of any EPA/State investiga-
tions (preliminary assessments) for the FINDS, ERRIS, and NOTIS sites.
Preliminary assessment reports rate the "seriousness" of site problems as
being low, medium, or high and indicate the type of site contamination
(soil, water), if known. CDS lists installations with storage facilities
for bulk hazardous substances (fuel oil, gasoline) through its inventory of
volatile organic air emissions.
Rating points were assigned to each facility for activity in each of
the three subcategories using Table 1. The sum of the subcategory ratings
is the facility's overall rating for "Site Contamination" and is presented
in Table 2. An overall rating of 1 indicates that there is no known or
suspected site contamination, but there is the potential for contamination
due to onsite bulk storage of hazardous materials.
It was found that preliminary assessments have not been conducted for
all facilities with known or suspected* site contamination. Therefore,
* Known or suspected as a result of being included in the NOTIS and/or ERRIS
computer data bases.
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little information was available on the seriousness or the extent of con-
tamination, if any, at these sites. Subcategory ratings of 3 and 2, for
the "seriousness of site contamination" and "soil/water contamination",
respectively, were assigned to such facilities [Table 11.
WASTEWATER DISCHARGE (CWA)
This category rates facilities according to their actual or potential
to discharge contaminants to the environment through wastewater outfalls.
The two subcategories used to rate facility activity in this category were
(1) average daily flow rate/general wastewater type (industrial, sanitary,
or both), and (2) the facility Standard Industrial Classification (SIC)*
code.
Information on the type and flow rate of wastewater discharges was
obtained from EPA Region III NPDES files and a wastewater discharge summary
table compiled by the Region III Federal Facilities Coordinator. SIC codes
for each facility were taken from the EPA computer system, HWDMS. Hazard
Potential, a number from 1 (lowest) to 9 (highest) which relates potential-
ly harmful health effects to environmental contamination from a specific
industry (as identified by the SIC code), was determined for each facility
using the installation SIC code and "A Manual for Evaluating Contamination
Potential of Surface Impoundments, June 1978, EPA 570/9-78-003." Flow
rates, general wastewater type, and hazard potential were used with Table 1
to assign ratings to each facility in each subcategory. Subcategory rat-
ings were totaled to obtain the wastewater discharge rating presented for
each facility in Table 2.
Hazard Potential was used here to help qualitate wastewater discharge
in lieu of specific information on priority pollutants**. A rating of 1
was added to any discharging facility with a hazard potential greater than
* The SIC code is a number which describes an industry by the type of ac-
tivity in which it is engaged.
** Priority pollutants as defined in The Federal Register, Monday,
December 3, 1979
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or equal to 5 [Table 1]. No distinction was made between facilities with
direct discharges as opposed to those that discharge through regional waste-
water treatment systems.
POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENOL (PCBVPESTICIDE STORAGE AND USE (TSCA/FIFRA)
This category rates facilities according to information regarding use
of PCBs/pesticides and known instances of noncompliance with TSCA regula-
tions. Information to identify facilities storing/using these compounds
was obtained through all possible sources including HWOMS, NOTTS, and Region
III files. Fran Mulhern, Federal Facilities Coordinator, Region III, pro-
vided a listing of facilities with known noncompliance with TSCA. Facili-
ties were rated according to Table 1. Federal facilities with no available
information regarding PCB/pesticide use or compliance status (with TSCA
regulations) were rated a 2, a point lower than facilities with known TSCA
noncompliance [Table 1]. This is because information indicates that all
large military installations handle PCBs/pesticides and experience indicates
that most faclities are out of compliance with applicable TSCA regulations.
Category ratings for each facility are presented in Tables 2 and 3.
AIR EMISSIONS (CAA)
This category rates facilities according to the number of selected air
pollutants (particulates, nitrous oxides, sulfur oxides, volatile organic
carbon, and carbon monoxide) discharged through point sources at a rate of
greater than 100 tons/year. The 100 tons/year rate was used because it is
the emission rate normally used to differentiate between major and minor
point air emission sources. Information on emission rates was obtained
from the National Emission Data System (NEDS) and the Compliance Data System
(CDS), two EPA computer data bases which contain information on permitted
point air emission sources. Facilities were rated quantitatively according
to Table 1. Results for each facility are presented in Table 2. No attempt
was made to qualitatively rate the air emissions for each installation due
to lack of pertinent information. Likewise, no attempt was made to incorpo-
rate fugitive emissions into the rating system.
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RESULTS
Table 2 shows the selected Federal facilities and their assigned rat-
ings ranked in decreasing order of overall potential for environmental prob-
lems. Table 3 presents these same facilities (and their ratings) segre-
gated by State and alphabetized by the city in which they are located.
These tables are not only useful in identifying facilities with relatively
high potential for environmental problems, but they also show which acti-
vity(ies) contribute most/least to this potential. Such information can be
used to help develop a strategy for followup site inspections.
As previously stated, the facility rating was not designed to be com-
pared to a fixed number to indicate whether an installation is environmen-
tally "good" or "bad". Rather, the rating indicates the potential of a
particular facility to have environmental problems based on the potential
for environmental contamination relative to other installations. A rela-
tively high total rating indicates that, based on the type and level of
onsite activities, a facility has a high probability of having environmen-
tal problems. It also indicates that further in-depth evaluation of the
facility is warranted.
It should be noted that this prioritization system was meant to be
only an initial evaluation of selected facilities. Because of the general
nature of the information used, in-depth evaluations should be conducted to
verify or deny a facility's rating, prior to any onsite investigations.
In-depth evaluations should begin with detailed analysis of EPA Region III
files.
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10
Table 2
FACILITY RATINGS
EPA
ID
No.
VA1170024813
VA1210020730
Facility Now
Location Address
County NaoM
Norfolk Naval Shipyard
/ Norfolk, VA 23511
Portsnwuth
Radford Amy Ammunition Pit.
-> St. Rt. 114
Radford. VA 24141
Radford
Hazardous
Wait*
Management
12
16
Site
Contam-
ination
8
3
Point
Wastewater
Discharges
6
6
PCB/Pest1c1de
Storage
and Use
3
3
Point
Air
Emissions
3
3
Total
Ratine
32
31
N03210021355
PA6213820S03
PA5213820892
W0170023691
PA4170022418
OE8570024010
N07170024684
VA8170024170
MD0570024000
PA6170024S45
PA8213820642
M00170023444
VA4570024477
PAS210021510
Aberdeen Proving Ground 9l
, SW of Rt. 1 Bridge
J Aberdeen, MD 21005
Harford
Letterkenny Army Depot Multiple Appl. IS1
? Franklin St. Ext.
J Chambersburgh, PA 17201
Franklin
U.S. Army - Tobyhanna Depot 12l
,- Attn: SDSTO-AF-E
3 Tobyhanna, PA 18466
Monroe
Allegheny Ballistics Lab • Plant 1 10
(a West Virginia Secondary Rt. 9
Rocket Center, WV 26753
Mineral
U.S. Naval Base 81
(o Broad St.
Philadelphia, PA 19112
Philadelphia
Dover Air Force Base 91
<-, 436 Military Airlift Wing
^ Dover, DE 19901
Kent
Naval Ordanance Station 8
» Rt. 210
6 Indian Head, MD 20640
Charles
Naval Weapons Station 10
£ Yorktown, VA 23690
York
U.S. Andrews AFB 10
. . 1776 CES AAFB
Camp Springs, NO 20331
Prince Georges
Naval Air Development Ctr. 9
il St. & Jacksonville Rds.
Warmlnster, PA 18974
Bucks
New Cumberland Army Depot Multiple Appl. 8
, | Bridge Street
New Cumberland,
York
PA 17070
U.S. Naval Surface Weapons-White Oak
, White Oak St.
" Silver Spring. MD 20910
Montgomery
Lang ley AFB
Hampton. VA
Hampton
2336S
Scranton Army Ammunition Plant
156 Cedar Ave.
/S" Scranton, PA 18501
Lackawanna
29
29
27
26
26
24
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Table 2 (Cont.)
EPA
ID
No.
Facility NaM
Location Address
County NaM
Hazardous Site Point
Waste Contait- Wastewater
Managemnt i nation Discharges
PCB/Pesticide Point
Storage Air
and Use Emissions
VA2210020416
M07170024S36
VA3971520751
VA6170061463
'f
M02210020267 ,.
M08211620267 '
(Cancer Research
Center)
M09210020S67
2Z
VA2170024606
VA5170022482
VAS210020082
VA1170024722
VA6210020321
VA7170024684
PA4214002044
PA3210020444 2?
(Landfill)
PA3170022104
VA5170022938
VA7210020502
MD8213822762
1*1
31
U.S. Army - Fort Hill
U.S. RIF 301
Bowling Green. VA 22427
Caroline
U.S. Naval Air Sta. - Patuxent River
NE of Rt. 235
Patuxent River, MO 20670
St. Mary's
Defense General Supply Center
USL - 301 South
Richmond, VA 23297
Chesterfield
Norfolk Naval Base
Bldg. N26 Naval Station
Norfolk. VA 23511
U.S. Army - Fort Oetrlck
Frederick. MD 21701
Frederick
U.S. Army • Ft. Meade
MO RIF 175
Fort Meade, MO 20755
Anne Arundel
Naval Air Station Oceana
Oceana, VA 23460
Virginia Beach
Naval Amphibious Base - Little Creek
Naval Air Base
Virginia Beach. VA 23521
Virginia Beach
U.S Army - Fort Belvoir
DFAE Bldg. 193. ATZA-FE
Fort Belvoir, VA 22060
Fairfax
Marine Corps Oev. & Ed. Command
Quantico, VA 22134
Prince Williams
U.S. Army - Fort Eustis
Newport News, VA 23604
Newport News
Naval Surface Weapons Center - Oalhgren
2 Mi. East of Intersection 301-206
Oalgren, VA 22448
Fort Indiantown Gap
Fort Indiantown
Annvllle, PA 17003
Lebanon
Navy Ships Parts Control Center
Rt. 11
Mechanicsburg, PA 17055
Cumberland
Fleet Combat Tng. Cr. Atlantic
Dan Neck
Virginia Beach, VA 23461
Virginia Beach
Fort Lee
Fort Lee. VA 23801
Prince Georges
Harry Diamond Laboratories
2800 Powder M111 Rd.
Adelphi. MO 20783
Montgomery
91
(3)2
.3
.2
21
21
20
20
20
19
19
18
18
15
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Table 2 (Cont.)
EPA
10
No.
Facility
Location Address
County Name
Hazardous
Waste
Management
Site
Contam-
ination
Point
Wastewater
Discharges
PCB/Pesticide Point
Storage Air
and Use Emissions
M00170022602 U.S. Naval Academy
, Rt. 50 Near Severn River
2' Annapolis. MO 21402
Anne Arundel
VA6210020875 U.S. Army - Ft. Story
•)! Virginia Beach, VA 23459
Virginia Beach
VA0170090005 Craney Island Fuel Oiv.
Cedar Lane, VA 23693
Churchland
VA2210020705 U.S. Army - Fort Pickett
VA421372070S Camp Pickett
(WWTP) Blackstone. VA 23824
Nottoway
VA6170022SS6 USN Naval Air Rework Fac.
Naval Air Rework FAC
Norfolk. VA 23511
Norfolk
PA4170000158 Naval Air Station - Willow Grove
Rt. 611
Willow Grove, PA 19090
Montgomery
VA9170022488 Naval Communication Area Master Sta. Lant.
330 Sleepy Hole Rd.
Suffolk, VA
VA1170024698 000 Armed Forces Exper Trng. Acty
Intersection 1-64 & Rt. 143
Williamsburg. VA 23185
Williamsburg
VA6170090017 Naval Supply Center - Yorktown Fuel Oiv.
Yorktown, VA 23690
York
VAS170000181 St. Juliens Creek Annex
Portsmouth, VA 23702
M04170022S41 USN Surface Weapons Center
Dept. of Navy
Solomon's Island, MD 20688
MD2210020036 Aberdeen Proving Ground
Edgewood Arsenal
Edgewood, MO 21040
Harford
VA8800010763 NASA Wallops Flight Center
Rt. 175
Wallops Island. VA 23337
WV1210020946 West Virginia Ord, (MCCLINTIC Wildlife)
Off Rt. 62
Point Pleasant. W 2S5SO
Mason
PA2213720145 0 F A E Bldg. 325
Carlisle Barracks
Carlisle. PA 17013
Cumberland
VA7170022472 Naval Station Fuel Division
W62 Naval Supply Center
Norfolk. VA 23512
VA3170024605 NSC Norfolk Cheathan Annex
Cheatham Annex, Bldg. 16
WilHamburg, VA 23185
York
.3
3
.3
.3
.3
.3
.3
.3
1
(3)'
.3
.3
.3
.3
.3
14
14
13
13
13
12
12
11
11
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Table 2 (Cont.)
EPA
ID
No.
Facility Nan
Location Address
County Nam
Hazardous
Waste
Management
Site
Contam-
ination
Point
Wastewatar
Discharges
PCB/Pest1cide Point
Storage Air
and Use Emissions
Total
Ratin
M04690307844 U.S. Coast Guard Yard
Hawkins Point Rd.
Baltimore, MD 21226
Baltimore
MD6170024685 David Taylor Naval R&O Yard - Annapolis
Old Wevern River Bridge
Annapolis. MO 21402
Anne Aruncial
MOS170024686 David Taylor Naval Ship Yrd. Cr
Carderock Laboratory
Bethesda, MD 20064
Montgomery
VA280000S033 NASA/Langley Research Center
Mail Stop 453
Hampton. VA 23665
M07170023496 Naval Station
Annapolis, MO 21402
Anne Arundel
PA8210022648 USA Keystone Ordinance
Greenwood TWP
Geneva. PA 16316
Crawford
VA5570090014 USAF Oyster Pt Oevel. Corp.
610 Thimble Shoals Blvd
Newport News. VA 23601
Newport News
M00120508940 U.S. Beltsville ArgicuUural Ctr
Beltsville. MO 2070S
Prince Georges
VA8170090015 USN Auxilary Landing Field Fent.
3-4 Mi. S. Princess Ann Courthouse
Chesapeake, VA 23322
Chesapeake
M05170022S40 U.S. Naval Support Facility
POP 1000
Thurmont, MO 21788
Frederick
M09470000580 Curtis Bay MO Depot
Ordanance Rd.
Curtis Bay. MO 21226
St. Mary's
M03170000167 David Taylor Naval Ship R&O Cr
Bay Head Road
Annapolis, MD 21402
Anne Arundel
VA9170022S12 Naval Station
Bldg. V-9S
Norfolk, VA 23511
Norfolk
VA4170090001 NAVSEACFNLANT
St. Julians Creek Annex
Portsmouth, VA 23702
Bucks
PAB890031869 U.S. Oept. of Energy
626 Cochran Mill Rd.
Bruceton, PA 15129
Allegheny
M07170090016 USN Bloodsworth Archipelago
N. Potomac R. Runs Chesapeake Bay
N/A, MD
Dorchester
.3
.3
.3
.3
.3
.3
.3
.3
.3
.3
.3
.3
.3
.3
.3
.3
.3
.3
.3
.3
.3
.3
.3
.3
.3
.3
.3
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Table 2 (Cont.)
EPA
10
No.
Facility Name
Location Address
County NaM
Hazardous Site Point PCB/Pest1c1de Point
Waste Contam- Wastewater Storage A1r Total
Management ination Discharges and Use Emissions Rating
VA1170090012 USN Cajep Ptndleton
Birdneck Rd. S. & Gen 8th Blvd.
Virginia Beach. VA 23453
Virginia Beach
PA1210022082 Willow Grove ARF
Off U.S. Rt. 611
Hatboro. PA 19090
Montgomery
VA8210020626 U.S. Army - Ft. Myer
Fort Myer. VA 22211
Arlington
OE0960009611 USA Corp of Engr Canal Site
Main St.
N. St. Georges, OE 19733
New Castle
M08210020758 Fort Richie HQ
Fort Richie. MO 21719
Washington
PA5210022344 USA Support Oakdale
U.S. Army
Oakdale, PA 15071
Allegheny
VA7213720603 U.S. Army - Ft. Monroe
Fenwich Rd., Entomology Shop
Ft. Monroe, VA 23651
Hampton
.3
.3
.3
.3
.3
.3
.3
.3
.3
.3
.3
.3
.3
.3
.3
.3
.3
1 ActuaJ or proposed centra-lired hazardous waste storage facility (D«/«is« Property Disposal Service)
2 Satiny associated vith second SPA ID number Jistad.
3 Ho known activity in this category.
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Table 3
FACILITY RATINGS
EPA
ID
No.
Facility NaM
Location Address
County NaM
Hazardous
Waste
Management
Site
Contam-
ination
Point
Wastewater
Discharges
PCB/Pest1cide Point
Storage Air
and Use Emissions
DE8S70024010
OE0960009611
MD3210021355
M08213622762
HD0170022602
MD617002468S
M07170023496
M03170000167
M04690307844
MD0120508940
MD5170024686
M00570024000
M09470000S80
Dover Air Force Base
436 Military Airlift Wing
Dover. OE 19901
Kent
USA Corp of Engr Canal Site
Ham St.
N St. Georges. DE 19733
New Castle
.2
MARYLAND
.2
Aberdeen Proving Ground
SW of Rt. 1 Bridge
Aberdeen, NO 21005
Harford
Harry Diamond Laboratories
2800 Powder Mill Rd.
Adelphi, MD 20783
Montgomery
U.S. Naval Academy
Rt SO Near Severn River
Annapolis, MO 21402
Anne Arundel
David Taylor Naval R4D Yard - Annapolis
Old Wevern River Bridge
Annapolis. MO 21402
Anne Arundel
Naval Station
Annapolis, MO 21402
Anne Arundel
Oavid W Taylor Naval Shio R&O Cr
Bay Head Road
Annapolis. MO 21402
Anne Arundel
U.S. Coast Guard Yard
Hawkins Point Rd.
Baltimore. MO 21226
Baltimore
U.S. Beltsville Argicultural Ctr
Beltsville, MO 20705
Prince Georges
Oavid W. Taylor Naval Ship ira Cr
Carderock Laboratory
Bethesda. MO 20064
Montgomery
U.S. Andrews AFB
1776 CES AAFB
Camp Springs, MO 20331
Prince Georges
Curtis Bay MO Depot
Ordanance Rd.
Curtis Bay, MO 21226
St. Mary's
.2
.2
.2
.2
.2
.2
10
.2
.2
.2
.2
.2
.2
.2
29
14
14
23
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Table 3 (Cont.)
EPA
ID
No.
Facility Nam
Location Address
County Name
Hazardous
Waste
Managenent
Site Point PCB/Pesticide Point
Contain- Wastewater Storage Air Total
{nation Discharges and Use Emissions Rating
M02210020036
M09210020S67
MD82100207S8
M02210020267
M08211620267
(Cancer Research
Center)
M07170024684
M07170024536
M00170023444
M04170022541
M05170022S40
M07170090016
PA4214002044
PA3210020444
(Landfill)
PA8890031869
PA221372014S
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Edgewood Arsenal
Edgewood. MO 21040
Harford
U.S. Army - Ft. Meade
MO RIF 17S
Fort Meade, MO 20755
Anne Arundel
Fort Richie HQ
Fort Richie, MO 21719
Washington
U.S. Army - Fort Detrick
Frederick. MO 21701
Frederick
Naval Ordanance Station
Rt. 210
Indian Head. MO 20640
Charles
U.S Naval Air Sta. - Patuxent River
NE of Rt. 235
Patuxent River, MO 20670
St. Mary's
U.S Naval Surface Weapons-White Oak
White Oak St
Silver Spring, MO 20910
Montgomery
USN Surface Weapons Center
Oept. of Navy
Solomon's Island, MO 20688
U S. Naval Support Facility
POP 1000
Thunnont, MO 21788
Frederick
USN Bloodsworth Archipelago
N. Potomac R. Runs Chesapeake Bay
N/A, MO
Dorchester
Fort Indiantown Gap
Fort Indiantown
Annville, PA 17003
Lebanon
U S. Oept. of Energy
626 Cochran Mill Rd.
Bruceton. PA 15129
Allegheny
0 F A E Bldg. 325
Carlisle Barracks
Carlisle, PA 17013
Cumberland
MARYLAND (contd)
.2
.2
.2
.2
.2
PENNSYLVANIA
.2
1(6)3
.2
.2
.2
.2
10
19
20
24
21
23
11
-2 15
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Table 3 (Cont.)
EPA
ID
No.
Facility Name
Location Address
County
Hazardous Site Point PCB/Pesticide Point
Waste Contain- Wastewater Storage Air Total
Management ination Discharges and Use Emissions Ratine
PA6213820S03
PA8210022648
PA1210022082
PA3170022104
PA8213820642
PAS210022344
PA4170022418
PA5210021S10
PA5213820892
PA617002454S
PA4170000158
VA221002070S
VA421372070S
(WVTP)
VA2210020416
PENNSYLVANIA (contd)
Letterkenny Army Depot Multiple Appl.
Franklin St. Ext.
Chanbersburgh. PA 17201
Franklin
USA Keystone Ordinance
Greenwood TWP
Geneva, PA 16316
Crawford
Willow Grove ARF
Off U.S. Rt. 611
Hatboro, PA 19090
Montgomery
Navy Ships Parts Control Center
Rte. 11
Mechanicsburg. PA 17055
Cumberland
New Cumberland Army Depot Multiple Appl.
Bridge Street
New Cumberland, PA 17070
York
USA Support Oakdale
U S. Army
Oakdale, PA 15071
Allegheny
U S. Naval Base
Broad St.
Philadelphia. PA 19112
Philadelphia
Scranton Army Ammunition Plant
156 Cedar Ave.
Scranton, PA 18501
Lackawanna
(J S Army - Tobyhanna Depot
Attn. SDSTO-AF-E
Tobyhanna, PA 18466
Monroe
Naval Air Development Ctr.
St & Jacksonville Rds
Warminster, PA 18974
Bucks
Naval Air Station - Willow Grove
Rt. 611
Willow Grove, PA 19090
Montgomery
15l
.2
.2
.2
81
12'
U.S. Army - Fort Pickett
Camp Pickett
Blackstone. VA 23824
Nottoway
U.S. Army - Fort Hill
U.S. RIF 301
Bowling Green, VA 22427
Caroline
VIRGINIA
.2
.2
.2
.2
.2
.2
29
15
23
26
21
27
23
12
13
21
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Table 3 (Cont.)
EPA
ID
No.
Facility Nam
Location Address
County Name
Hazardous
Waste
Management
Site
Contam-
ination
Point
Wastewater
Discharges
PC8/Pest1cide Point
Storage Air
and Use Emissions
Total
Ratine
VA017009000S Craney Island Fuel Oiv.
Cedar Lane. VA 23693
Churchland
VA817009001S USN Auxllary Landing Field Fent.
3-4 N1. S. Princess Ann Courthouse
Chesapeake. VA 23322
Chesapeake
VA71700246B4 Naval Surface Weapons Center - Dalhgren
2 Mi. East of Intersection 301-206
Oalgren. VA 22448
VA5210020082 U.S. Army - Fort Belvoir
OFAE Bldg. 193. ATZA-FE
Fort Belvoir. VA 22060
Fairfax
VA7210020502 Fort Lee
Fort Lee. VA 23801
Prince Georges
VA7213720603 U.S. Army - Ft. Monroe
Fenwich Rd., Entomology Shop
Ft. Monroe, VA 23651
Hampton
VA8210020626 U.S. Army - Ft Myer
Fort Myer, VA 22211
Arlington
VA4570024477 Langley AFB
Hampton, VA 23365
Hampton
VA2800005033 NASA/Langley Research Center
Mail Stop 453
Hampton, VA 23665
VA6210020321 U.S. Army - Fort Eustis
Newport News, VA 23604
Newport News
VA5570090014 USAF Oyster Pt. Oevel Corp
610 Thimble Shoals Blvd.
Newport News. VA 23601
Newport News
VA1170024813 Norfolk Naval Shipyard
Norfolk, VA 23511
Portsmouth
VA6170061463 Norfolk Naval Base
Bldg. N26 Naval Station
Norfolk, VA 23511
VA6170022556 USN Naval A1r Rework Fac
Naval Air Rework FAC
Norfolk, VA 23511
Norfolk
VA7170022472 Naval Station Fuel Division
W62 Naval Supply Center
Norfolk. VA 23512
VA9170022512 Naval Station
Bldg. V-95
Norfolk, VA 23511
Norfolk
VIRGINIA (contd)
5
.2
-2
.2
12
9l
.2
.2
.2
.2
.2
.2
.2
.2
.2
.2
13
16
18
14
21
17
32
20
13
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Table 3 (Cont.)
EPA
10
No.
VA2170024606
VA5170000181
VA4170090001
Facility NaM
Location Address
County NaM
Naval Air Station Oceana
Oceana. VA 23460
Virginia Beach
St. Ju liens Creek Annex
Portsmouth, VA 23702
NAVSEACFNLANT
Hazardous
Waste
Management
VIRGINIA (contd)
4
3
3
Site
Contam-
ination
7
5
.2
Point
Wastewater
01 scharges
3
1
1
PCB/Pest1cide
Storage
and Use
3
2
3
Point
Air
Emissions
2
.2
.2
Tola
Rat u
19
11
7
VA1170024722
VA1210020730
VA3971S20751
VA9170022488
VAS170022482
VAS170022938
VA621002087S
VA1170090012
VA8800010763
VA1170024698
VA317002460S
VA8170024170
St. Juliens Creek Annex
Portsmouth. VA 23702
Bucks
Marine Corps Dev & Ed. Command
Quantico, VA 22134
Prince Williams
Radford Army Ammunition Pit.
St. Rt. 114
Radford. VA 24141
Radford
Defense General Supply Center
USL - 301 South
Richmond. VA 23297
Chesterfield
Naval Communication Area Master Sta. Lant.
330 Sleepy Hole Rd.
Suffolk. VA
Naval Amphibious Base - Little Creek
Naval Air Base
Virginia Beach, VA 23S21
Virginia Beach
Fleet Combat Tng. Cr. Atlantic
Oan Neck
Virginia Beach. VA 23461 •
Virginia Beach
U.S. Army - Ft. Story
Virginia Beach, VA 23459
Virginia Beach
USN Camp Pendleton
Birdneck Rd. S. & Gen 8th Blvd.
Virginia Beach, VA 23453
Virginia Beach
NASA Wallops Flight Center
Rt. 175
Wallops Island, VA 23337
OOD Armed Forces Exper Trng.
Intersection 1-64 & Rt. 143
Wllllaosburg, VA 23185
Wllliamsburg
NSC Norfolk Cheatham Annex
Cheatham Annex, Bldg. 16
Williamsburg, VA 231B5
York
Naval Weapons Station
Yorktwn, VA 23690
York
Acty.
16
.2
.2
.2
.2
.2
17
31
20
12
13
14
14
10
11
10
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Table 3 (Cont.)
EPA Facility Nam Hazardous Site Point PCB/Pesticide Point
10 Location Address Waste Contaar Wastewater Storage Air Total
No. County Nam Managemnt ination Discharges and Use Emissions Ratine
VIRGINIA (contd)
VA6170090017 Naval Supply Center - Yorktown Fuel 01v. 313 3 1 11
Yorktown, VA 23690
York
WEST VIRGINIA
WV1210020946 West Virginia Ord. (MCCLINTIC Wildlife) .2 8 -2 2 -2 10
Off Rt. 62
Point Pleasant. WV 2S5SO
Mason
WV0170023691 Allegheny Ballistics Lab - Plant 1 10 7 4 3 2 26
West Virginia Secondary Rt 9
Rocket Center. WV 267S3
Mineral
I Actual or Proposed Centralized Hazardous Vasts Storage Facility (Defense Property Disposal Service)
2 Ho known activity in this category.
3 Batiny associated vita second SfA ID maober listed.
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