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lelife reripnes or~[~:~J ~La(es Environmental Protection AOellCV June 19~6 ~ri~e o~ ~r and Remedial Washington HW-7.3 National Priorities-, Fact Book Ha! i JJuunnee 11998866 3 8 rLdR La xSARon EAY 0 ji 9,5033S 3054.0001 i -- | CCoonntteennttss NPL Eligibility Policies Federa~ Faolm~s 4 RCRA Related S=tes 5 Update #2 (Proposed October 1984) . 6 S=tes RerTz~=rzlng ~ ProPosed Status Proposed b~[es Rernoveu From Cons~aera;~on 6 8 Update #1 (Proposed September 1983) 9 Update #3 IProposed April 1985) 10 Update #4 [Proposed September 1985} ] 1 Update #5 (Proposed June 1986) Butler M ne Tunne~ . 13 13 Deletion of Sites 14 ssn pH Graphics, Lists, and Data Summaries Typeb of Act,v,! e5 at 888 F,nal and P=oposud NPL S~tes Observed Contarn=nal~on at 888 F,nal and Proposed NPL S,tes NPL (by Rank) ..... Proposed Sdes (by Statej ............. S~tes Deleted Becaus~ No Further Response Needed {by State) Proposed Sites Removed From Cons~delat~on for NPL (by State) F~nal and Proposed NPL S~tes (by State) .......... F~nal and Proposed NPL Sttes t888)(Map) ....... F~nal and Proposed NPL S~tes Per S;ate Territory (by Total S=[es). F~nal and Proposed NPL Sites Per EPA Region .......... Superfund Flowchart Federal Proposed S=tes (by State) ........... .............. 15 15, 22, 23 15,23 15.26 17,40 18, 48 18.49 18, 26.50 18 19 20 24 44 Feaeral Proposed S~tes (b~,, Group) .............. 46 EPA Superfund Offices . 94 [ y i 3054.0002 -_ he National Priorities List (NPLJ identities the targets T for long-term "relnedia] a{:li()n" un(Jer the "Superfund" law, the Compre]umsive EnvironmelHa] Resl)()nse, S a Compensation. and Liability AtJ o[ 1980 [CER(~LA]. E, CERCLA set up a Trust FUlltJ I[lill hHtl]e(t 51.1i bil]ion over tile first 5 years o[ the Act to lilly CO515 not i155UIlled by EEespmomblH e putesfo cotse on 4 responsible parties for cotter:live at:litm~ at abandoned or Tone] a uncontrolled hazardous waste sites thor threaten humao ethortheeotonet health or the environment. - " The [L S. Environmental Prate(rich A~4.m~ IEI'A) has the primary responsibility for mo[;,~in~ ( ]e,mut3 and mmm enforcement activities ul{de~ ~upt:~hiHd. As ol Jmw 1986, EPA bad invm~toried nver 24,(1o(1 unt;()tdt()I]ud represeot an immediate threat. EPA t leto,s up 5tlt:]i sites promptly through its "removM" plograln. As o] klav 20, a Le 1986, EPA had started 726 re/llOV[tl ,u It(ms, in(:/ud/ng 1 77 at NPI, sites where initiM ~:le;mup me~att~5 were required. Fm SI To be eligible for a hmg-term remedial a(li(m under Superfund, however, a site must be on lhe NPL. EPA published 0m first otti(:ia[ NPL of 401J hazardous A waste sites on ~el)tember 8, 1983. iI was the restill ol EPA's considerittioll of COIIIHle!IIS l'e/ civet] (luring the public COllllllelll period on lhe 4 19 sites proposed E Snm December 1982 and March 1983. (Earlier, before formal] rulemaking. EPA b.d mmount:ed two ImAiminarv lists.) J Seplem[)er 1983, EPA has propose(i live upd~des lo the NPL, added 305 sites h) the final NPI,, mM (]e]eted 8 siles. tt he, As of June 1986, 703 sites qualitied fl)r the NPL. Another 185 sites were in the [)r()l)osed (:aleqorv, for a total of 888 sites. These totals result from the f()llowing EPA at tions Sr(all ~xcept tim first two published it] tim Federal Dale Number of sites October 23, 1981 July 23, 1982 December ;)0, 1982 (V.47, No. 251. 5847tJ) l l5("lnterinl Priorities last") 45("Expanded Eligibility List"} 418(I)ro[,()~,l] ~d first NPi,, inL:luding 153 o] It)0 511e5 ~iIIIIOIIHC~{~ previou~/y~ Mart:h 4, 1983 (V .48. Nt~. 44, !13111 5el)tt![nM~l g. 1983 i 054.0003 3054.0003 Date Number of sites Eee P-- M Maayy 88,.11998844 (V.49. No. 90, aes Em 1g480) 44l(pprroommuullggaattiioonn ooff 44 SSaann GGaabbrriieell Valley Sites in California, part of Update #1) `SSeepptteemmbbeerr 2211,, 11998844 112288 {(pprroommaullggaattiioonn ooff 112233 UUppldaattee ##11 fFrem pene (V.49, No. 185, sites and 5 from original proposal; 4 37070) sites remain proposed) area EE October 15, 1984 frre oe dt =n (V.49, No. 200, 40320) 244 (proposal of Update #2) = om spent sonny | [EA -- : February 14, 1985 (V.50, No. 31, [tk es 6320} I AApprriill 1100,, 11998855 I (V.50, No.69, fhW e R ime !TEE 14115} 2(promulgation of Glen Ridge and Montclair/West Orange RadiumSites in New Jersey, part of Update #2) 3322., iinncclluuddiinngg 66 FFeeddeerraall ffaacciilliittiieess (proposal of Update #3) a September 16, 1985 Tin dm wr EE (V.50, No.179, 37630) FEE : EEE `SSeepptteemmbbeerr 1180,,11998855 1{promulgation of Lansdowne Radiation Site in Pennsylvania, part of Update #3) 4411., iinncclluuddiinngg 33 FFeeddeerraall ffaacciilliittiieess Deevveellooppmmeenntt ofof NNPPLL oPrreoposed (H1o8g5)) OriginalNPL (Dec. 1982) 418 Sites ~ L - 1 site | (March 1983) Times 8each, MO/ UPDATE No. 1 | (soy (Sept. 1983) 133 Sites I Fou (UOPcDt.A1T9E84N) o. 244 Sites 2 J f FFiinnaall ((770033)} 1 1,4(~3 Sites (Sept. 19831 | (405 original NPL | Times aeach, ao) Vr TR 4 Sites (May 19841 (4 San Gabriel Sites, CA, from Update No. 1) 128 Sites (Sept. 1984) -L(5 original NPL +123 Update No. 1)1 ! (V.50. No. 181, (proposal of Update #4} 2 Sites (Feb. 1985) (NJ Radium Sites from 37950) SaDDeecemcbeer3m311b., 1e1996r855 1{V.5.500,, NNoo.. 225511,, 53448} MMaarrcchh 77,, 11998866 reir 7(70V933.5551)), No. 45, June lO, 1986 88 p{pllaannnneedddedleelettiioonnss)) ne 8 ((ddeelleettiioonnss)) pom dain 170 {promulgation of sites from or 1308 UPDATE No. 3 (UAPpDriAl T19E85N)o. 3 ~ 32 Sites E | E (USPeDpAt.T1E98N5)o. 4 41 Sites : fI rion] r| ==fF--=Updaate No. 2) 11 I1lLaSnitsedo(Swenpet,' 1985)pfAi,om ! Update N o.~ : (v.51. No. 111. z1054) Updates #1-4; 185 sites remain proposed) U PDATE No. 5 (June 1986) (1170UpSditaetse (NJuon. e1)1986)|1 i. r i June 10,1986 45 (proposal of Update #5) 45 Sites (149 Update No. 2). (7 Update No. 31 {v.51, No. 111, i21099) .(13 Update No. 4) / JuJunnee 1100,, 11998868 `pprrooppoosseeddrurullee:; rreoepeonipngoeoffnccooimmmnmeengntt ! pm(v.51, No. 111, period | Ly | 21109} sosso008 3054.0004 -: . NNPPLL EElliiggiibbiilliittyy PPoolliicciieess St Sites are placed on the NPL primarily on the basis of their scores on the Hazard Ranking System (HRS), a numerically Be Son Sa soa based system designed to evaluate the relative risks posed BR by a site to human health and the environment. An HRS a score of 28.50 was selected as the cutoff point for the first fy hE me proposed NPL to identify at least 400 sites, the minimum specified by CERCLA. TEREST, Sur Tis dit CERCLA also allows States or Territories to designate a oy i Top eisos kbsd on top-priority site. Top-priority sites must be listed in the me ona dtl first 100 iGroups 1 and 2}, regardless of score. Be 1 EEO Son he? On February 12, 1985, EPA proposed amending the NCP to provide an additional criterion for listing. On September mn tien ie es Cn 115, 1985 (50 FR 37624), the amendment was adopted. Udo schon 6066H) +s ca now be inchoded on Under section 300.66(b)(4), a site can now be included on ne he the NPL if it meets these three requirements: oe fr Toe SDsfo The Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human ea sas Services has issued a health advisory that recommends mn removing people from the site. @ EEPPAA ddeetteerrmmiinneess tthhaatt tthhee ssiittee ppoossees saa ssiiggnniiffiiccaanntt tthhrrwesatt t0o Clon tit a ct coconcsve ppuobblliec is health. EPA anticipates that it will be more cost-effective to use its remedial authority than to use its removal authority to ry ane i er sry respond to the site. CERCLA esti E74 autborty to respend to cenit CERCLA restricts EPA's authority to respond to certain LT he sites by expressly excluding some substances from the a nde, a Seo . definition of "release." In addition, as a matter of policy, EPA may choose not to use CERCLA because other authorities can be used to clean up these releases. Where ean ade od ve on such authorities exist and the Federal government can nate nlsao wass tBAsR undertake or enforce cleanup under an established Ss te end program, using the NPL to determine the priority or need nl for response under CERCLA may not be appropriate. a Tero However, if EPA later determines that sites not listed as a nd matter of policy are not being properly responded to, it eR may consider placing them on the NPL. ECLon oAgo ct hr 1nd CERCLA section 111(o)(3) prohibits use of the Trust Fund a for remedial actions at Federally owned facilities, and, rc Lr until November 1985, section 300.66 [e)(2) of the National Contingency Plan (NCPL the Federal regulation by which RTE I CERCLA is implemented, prohibited including Federal facilities on the NPL. Focary 13. 1365 EPAproposed arenes 0the On February 12, 1985, EPA proposed amendments to the A NCP, including one to delete section 300.66[e)[Z). On Ar BR, November 20, 1985, EPA adopted the NCP amendments mn LE be (FR 50 47912}. With section 300.66{e}{2) deleted, Federal Sn a sites now can be included on the NPL. Until the amendments were adopted, EPA continued to EAD I hab hfRr) score Federal facilities and identify those that would meet | RCRARted RCRA-Relsted SieSites h--e cierto listing. EPA named se sch (citi in the. the criteria for listing. EPA named six such facilities in the Br preamble to the Federal Register notice proposing Update ie Cp He A #3 and three in the Update #4 preamble. EPA solicited E fmrm SE, comments on the nine sites and stated that it could place inn them on the NPL without soliciting further comments if the om re bl Bh oe amendments were adopted. Earlier, EPA had proposed 36 FT Federal facilities in Update #2. oli he tin Sees 00 20 In establishing the first NPL in September 1983, EPA smyth Te ee adopted a policy for placing sites related to the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) on the NPL. The Bi rr yori SL er policy stated that sites where RCRA provided no ee eamian comprehensive authorities for correcting the contamination feproblems would be eligible for the NPL. november 94 he rdw a So Wa In November 1984, the Hazardous and Solid Waste am lS, Amendments were enacted, expanding EPA's authority to er aethae iroest thts require corrective measures under RCRA. As a result of this broadened RCRA authority, EPA is revising its policy for `placingRCRA relatedsitesan theNFL.and in June 1988, placing RCRA-related sites on the NPL, and in ]une 1986, Sn announced major components of a final RCRA policy. As part of the policy, EPA will continue to consider AEE A Cr eligible for the NPL those RCRA facilities to which RCRA SebeC comeion subsites Bopp. Subtitle C corrective action authorities do not apply. In I ng LiY n addition, certain sites subject to Subtitle C corrective action requirements are eligible for listing on the NPL if: oe te ereby pon hee The facilities are owned by persons who are bankrupt. 2Th cits hve ot AGRA Inari Stned osre The facilities have lost RCRA Interim Status and there onaSaitoatnications httheovrof Spars will are additional indications that the owner or operator will v be unwilling to undertake corrective action. SR wd Based on a case-by-case analysis, EPA has determined I that the facilities' owners or operators appear unwilling to [Epi undertake corrective action. Te 4 micot mens In June 1986, EPA requested public comment on a sep Ee proposal to add specificity to the third component, EPA Fl mt he EEE will consider supplementing the final RCRA listing policy if comments or experience with the new policy ud demonstrate that additional categories of RCRA-related EE 3 sites should be placed on the NPL to ensure appropriate and expeditious remedial action. , 3054.0005 3054.0005 Sainingin maining in )posed ot kd ~tus ii `UUppddaattee ##22 ((PPrrooppoosseedd Lviv. vsd) opi 5 pptn NPL Update #2, proposed on October 15, 19B4 (49FR Sn40320), consisted of 244 sites. California led with 41 sites. eS The following two sites in New Jersey were added to the iE i re NPL on February 14, 1985, in a separate rulemaking Ee RE because serious problems existed that required EPA to take es immediate remedial action: rnin So Glen Ridge Radium Site emcimn ee n s Montclair/West Orange Radium Site frp Of the 242 remaining sites in proposed Update #2: Tn ---------- Pratt & Whitney Aircraft in Wesl Palm Beach, Florida, PN was reproposed for the NPL on September 18, 1985, as part Abia . | of Update #4 an sh hects n On June 10, 1986, EPA took these actions on the 241 sites remaining in proposed Update #2: nT 149 were added to the NPL tte prod 86 continued to be proposed egem tc re 6 were removed from further consideration because their TR A CON final HRS scores fell below the cutoff point of 28.50 sn om nora Sout 4.0 EPA received 607 comments on proposed Update #2, of L i mam ae which 543 pertained to 126 sites (including 36 Federal H EAT E ee he l s EEA one facilities). The remaining comments involved sites that were not proposed, or generic or technical issues that did not pertain to specific sites. In all, EPA reviewed over 12,000 pages of comments on proposed Update #2, the most it has ever received on an NPL rulemaking. the 81 sites sill under consideration in Juse 1988. 36 Of the 81 sites still under consideration in June 1986, 36 Federline and seman proposed becouse EA 1 are Federal facilities and remain proposed because EPA is still reviewing public comments. ce Th 45 Soman5RCRA ltd ses. Of the 35, 30 remained in Proposed Update #2 the 35, 30 remained in proposed status in June 1986 contains 35 RCRA-related sites. proposed status in June 1986 Of ET because EPA needs more time to evaluate their RCRA EE status. The 30 sites are: ern. te Sut Pt Poin pn | Motorola, Inc. (52nd Street Plant), Phoenix, Arizona veneer Som co Gis Applied Materials, Santa Clara. California e cams pi e or sis Vie Fairchild Camera & Instrument Corp. (Mountain View Plant), Mountain View, California ihc esr Ss Sn 0 Fairchild Camera & Instrument Corp. (South San Jose pb Plant), South San Jose, California kor wo. a Gf FMC Corp. (Fresno Plant), Fresno, California SotrCornmoan Pa y. Hl Se Picks, Hewlett-Packard, Palploe tnAlto, Sitti California IBM Corp. (San Jose Plant), San Jose, California rab fie eigiuieston Lorentz Barrel & Drum, San Jose. California 30540008 3054.0006 -reiGo oven cto Marley Cooling Tower Co., Stockton, California Rr ere sem ue Monolithic Memories, Inc., Sunnyvale, California en Stantocno.som ni National Semicouductor Corp., Santa Clara, California natn ron Po 0 Rhone-Poulenc, lnc./Zoecon Corp., East Pale Alto, aes California sb. Srmie. Cithris Signetics, Inc., Sunnyvale, California Se ech patton. Roel Gls Southern Pacific Transportation Co., Roseville, California Timm ow Vo Ct Teledyne SemicondOctor, Mountain View, California VanRoag, bc. Sono. Clr Van Waters & Rogers, Inc., San Jose, California Cot On. os City Industries, Inc., Orlando, Florida Sha 105 Spy cll i Sheffield (U.S. Ecology, lnc.), Sheffield, Illinois Cems. Cone oe Chemplex Co., Clinton/Comanche, Iowa +0 Nemec ew rs U.S. Nameplate Co., Mount Vernon, Iowa Nat bad Bonen Sores Tt National Industrial Environmental Services, Furley, iKansas T$27arod mr Co. er as E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc. (Montague Plant), 2 r rLockos Iyndustr3ie, a Ic. CGoraned Raeprid. Michie Montague, Michigan Lacks Industries, Inc., Grand Rapids, Michigan Findett Corp., St. Charles, Missouri Burlington Northern Railroad (Seiners Tie-Treating PFelannnt,), SSceivnnetrss, M Waointtearnsa LindsayManulactuingCo. Lindsay. Nebraska Lindsay Manufacturing Co., Lindsay, Nebraska * Gene Electric Cs. (CoshoctonHani).Coshocton, Ohio General Electric Co. (Coshocton Plant), Coshocton, Ohio CCuullppeeppeerr W Woooodd PPrreesseerrvveerrss, IInncc.., CCuulplpeeppeerr,, VViirrggiinniiaa | try i on $3 i on | IBM Corp. (Manassas Plant Spill), Manassas, Virginia C Syhuct mCorp. Ce rote Ponn re Mobay Chemical Corp. (New Martinsville Plant), New Martinsville, West Virginia env i ep EPA added the following two RCRA-related sites to the i errs Sd NPL because the potentially responsible party declined to EE initiate work and CERCLA-funded activities are underway: Epirs. nd er Operating Industries, Inc., Landfill, Monterey Park, California SLCte Ssou is L.A. Clarke & Son, Spotsylvania County, Virgini~ or mitt eae pn tthheeEP33A55 RRhCaCRsRAdAer-treeelrlamatteeinddseisdittetehssaatarretehebBeaonnwikknrrueupprstt oaanrnddopbbeeerllaiiteeovvreesss ottfhhaa3tt of Rae biblle they are financially unable to take appropriate remedial oR Rr action. Thus, EPA placed the following three sites on the NPL: ,7 TT oc Me Thermo-Chem, Inc., Muskegon, Michigan tm: Jochen Tow, Whitmoyer Laboratories, Jackson Township, [hea Pennsylvania + Anrican Cost Works, oc chon Pls chin. American Creosote Works, Inc. (Jackson Plant), Jackson, Tonnes Tennessee it EPA is continuing to evaluate the six PRISER CA econoan pesticide-contaminated sites in Hawaii in the context of an rl py ole whe Catpoen overall policy for sites where contamination appears to n result entirely from the application of pesticides registered nde Pde TT | under the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide A Act. Hence, these six sites remained in proposed status in June 1986: ani weet Kunia Wells I 2 tor wat Kunia Wells I1 A o ela Mililani Wells N Waiawa Shaft 3 d--_-- Waipahu Wells Vip agha wet. Waipio Heights Wells II i Two miningreated ates mained in propsad status ln Two mining-related sites remained in proposed status in June 1986 while EPA determines their eligibility for funds {rom he AbainndEaohncl from the Abandoned Mine Land Reclamation Program of uematdion Frog of the Surface Mining Control and Reclamation Act. The two eae Mining pion sites are: + Oho Reso, Wash coy Uh Olson/Neihart Reservoir, Wasatch County, Utah SharonStelCorp. (Midvale Tolins). Midvale, Uish Sharon Steel Corp. (Midvale Tailings), Midvale, Utah sp Ty An additional 12 sites in Update #2 remained in mdi eFperMioreptos sneorTco nhe red | ased Sites Sedfem Dn ER )red From i re 2*SjQPDLJNahrEieneimoedcFaCaiidS nenhoesDLeehuumeninommemaasi,harG.SoRrh.BTeeoiouv.u.sioT n,hdgeSBWuastootooisnLktdb.Nne,eaelrinWowdCo8n5atd0,l:.sUs ideration proposed status in June 1986 while EPA continues to evaluate the public comments received. The sites are listed in the Federal Register notice of June 10, 1986. Six proposed sites were no longer being considered for listing in June 1986 because of changes in HRS scores. As a result of EPA's review of comments and other information, 23 proposed HRS scares changed, but in only these sites did the changes lower the scores to below 28.50: Precision Monolithic. Inc., Santa Clara, California Davidson Lumber Co., South Miami, Florida Lenawee Disposal Service, Inc,, Landfill, Adrian, Michigan Jame Fine Chemical, Bound Brook, New Jersey Mayflower Mountain Tailings Ponds, Wasatch, Utah Quendall Telminal, Renton, Washington i 33005544.00000077 Update #1 (Proposed September Update #1 (Proposed September 11998833)) E-- e NPL Update #1, proposed on September 8, 1983 (48 FR o Ss hogy 40674), consisted of 133 sites. On May 8, 1984 (FR 49 R A QL 19480), 4 of the 133 sites were added to the NPL. On Cn. amt 43 0 2 ws ade 2 wee September 21, 1984 (49 FR 37070), 123 were added. 2 were Ere on condone rene Ep removed from consideration, and 4 remained proposed. J EPA had continued the proposal of two of the four sites Sepa bean s in September 1984 because of an administrative error v during the 60-day comment period. After providing an Ct, BEX sd oe additional comment period, EPA placed this site on the NPL in June 1986: pd Spas PecrEopen, Sod Spi Sand Springs Petrochemical Complex, Sand Springs, Oklahoma The mdf hs rio A te, in The second of the two sites is RCRA-related. It remains pA in proposed status because EPA needs ~nore time to et evaluate its RCRA status. The site is: om 0 Ge Olin Corp. (Areas 1, 2, 4), Augusta, Georgia EPA continued the proposal of one silo in September msno Lm ning cers peciod 1984 because it did not meel the existing criteria specified RRS Sh in the NCP for placing a site on the NPL. Section 30066 Bi ia Seee, (oobf)fa(a4)hheeoaafllttthhh-e-aadNdvvCiisPsooarryydbdbsyyaAAnTeSwDRcr.itEFePPriAAoniissineevvvaoalullauvtaiinntiggngisstthuheeanssciitetee in light of the new criterion and so in June 1986 again ne io main on deferred final rulemaking on: * Quail Run Mobile Manor, Gro Sum, Missu Quail Run Mobile Manor, Gray Summit, Missouri lo Upto 1 seman 1 pose a in A fourth Update #1 site remained in proposed status in September 1984 because EPA needed time to resolve ive a oe rsHG re he technical issues relating to the site's HRS score. After Ep ad further analysis, EPA has determined that the HRS score is below 28.50 and, therefore, removed this site from ComideruioninJae 1966. " consideration in June 1986: -- Pig Road, New Waverly, Texas ! | ` UUppddaattee ##33 ((PPrrooppoosed AApprriill 198855)) Sire an NNPPLL UUppddaattee ##33,, pprorpoosepdooonnsAAepprdirill 1100., 11998855 ((5300 FFRR Se Sea B OO1f4ft1th1h5eeS),Stcataottneesssisaatnneddd TToeferrr3ri2ittoosrriitieeesss.,.1i1n88cwlweuedrrieenrgreep6prreFesesedenentrteaelddfaiinncilities. apd ee proposed Update #3. Pennsylvania led with six sites. E ols RL a, Of the 32 sites, one, the Lansdowne Radiation Site in n SR i Lansdowne, Pennsylvania, was proposed on the basis of the amendment proposed in February 1985, to section SERCEI 300.66(b) of the NCP. ATSDR issued a health advisory on eh hrsLl March 5, 1985, as that section requires, stating that osu eves nthe Lansdowne residence ware i acess exposure levels in the Lansdowne residence were in excess me es esr of those considered safe for human habitation. The normal m leh 60-day comment period following the proposal was B shortened to 36 days 9 allowsslschon on shortened to 30 days to allow earlier action on the ER e eve | Lansdowne Radiation Site. EPA placed the site on the NPL on September 16, 1985 (50 FR 37630). On June 10, 1986, SPA added to the NPL seven sites Ea, from proposed Update #3 on which no comments were Tociang on pebe com pore Toomer received during the public comment period. The seven are: bo. Gdhie cn H. Brown Co., Inc., Grand Rapids, Michigan SokTE trp tn Valley Park TCE, Valley Park, Missouri Tons vw Fag ow ab Tibbetts Road, Barrington, New Hampshire i nl ov Monitor Devices, Inc./Intercircuits, Inc., Wall Township, New Jersey or art. Goce sd Davis (GSR) Landfill, Glocester, Rhode Island Tens Nok eg toto Texarkana Wood Preserving Co., Texarkana, Texas pines Wausau Ground Water Contamination, Wausau, wi Wisconsin pelen 2 dn tg tre After the NCP amendment on listing Federal facilities T rp was proposed, EPA did not place on the NPL Federal R i facilities it had already proposed, nor did it formally propose additional Federal facilities. However, EPA E Em nmS re | continued to score.Federal facilities. For proposed Update EE #3, EPA determined that six would meet the criteria for listing. EPA solicited comments on the scoring of these aeh Eraesohcoringse sites and reserved the right t6 place them on the NPL ee, without soliciting further commenls if it decided to list r eR, Federal facilities in the future. The six were identified in e meltatle ei To r e the preamble to the Federal Register notice proposing F Update #3tothe NPL With theprohibitionagers [tig Update #3 to the NPL. With the prohibition against listing e Federal sites removed, these six sites can now be counted rer in the proposed category: Moffett Naval Air Station, Sunnyvale, California Le Arm Aono rkPin Joliet Army Ammunition Plant (Load-Assembly-Packing ------------------------------ SIiPony tart Te MaMryaArlybaleanrndddeen Proving Ground [Edgewood . Area), Edgewood, Sml rm-- AAbbaAerrbddeoeruednne,enM MoParrrsoyivlaoinnndgs Ground * IMichaelsville Landfill), $s b Fabsti Co reg Tinker Air Force Base (Soldier Creek Area/Building e 3001), Oklahoma City, Oklahoma +Lt Ay ep per Dope Of Av, Letterkenny Army Depot (Property-Disposal-Office Area), SR Franklin County, Pennsylvania | | Area), Joliet, Illinois | 11 3054.0008 3054.0008 pose 74 wropose. oer 1985) } imp NPL Update #4, proposed on September 18, 1985 (50 FR Forman | 37950), consisted of 41 sites, including 3 Federal facilities. OR Of the States and Territories, 18 were represented on Se re fen proposed Update #4~ Iowa and Pennsylvania led with five sites each. EE dy to propased Update #4 an whichnocommenwterse. On June !0 1986, EPA added to the NPL 13 sites from proposed Update #4 on which no comments were ET received. The 13 are: te ft C10) as oben | Interstate Lead Co. (ILCO), Leeds, Alabama (identified as EE I AR RCRA-related, but the owner is bankrupt and financially unable to take appropriate remedial action) ay Chet Go. ow Cate le Halby Chemical Co., New Castle, Delaware Vo a key. ln Pr Yellow Water Road Dump, Baldwin, Florida LE -------------- Columbus Old Municipal Landfill #1, Columbus, poIndiana eat Count Tri-State Plating, Columbus, Indiana + re To ov os | Lawrence Todtz Farm, Comanche, Iowa Era Midwest Manufacturing/North Farm, Kellogg, Iowa Ent ers an oe eo East Bethel Demolition Landfill, East Bethel Township, Hm Minnesota ee Sp me Freeway Sanitary Landfill, Burnsville, Minnesota a ts ok nt Waite Park Wells, Waite Park, Minnesota LoinT-Grbn en Croydon TCE, Croydon, Pennsylvania prs pr Lemberger Landfill, Inc., Whitelaw, Wisconsin CEL Lh, (originally proposed as Lemberger Fly Ash Landfill) evar tei vn Swarm ws | Sheboygan Harbor and River, Sheboygan, Wisconsin A pe 1.7) tps | As it did in Update #3, EPA named in the preamble to stb hl the Federal Register notice those Federal facilities that Eh me Ba | would meet the criteria for proposal. Thus, these three sites Suter Mine Butler Mine Re Tunnel UUppddaatte #5 ((PPrrooppoosed June 1986)} | rte rept he NPL Update #5, proposed on June 10. 1986 (51 FR 21099), SpE consisted of 45 sites, including 2 Federal facilities. Of the a States and Territories, 23 were represented. Pennsylvania Srsbriindaciig led with seven sites, followed by New York with six. This proposal brought to 185 the number of sites proposed for EE Re Ei, tttohotteaallNttPooL88.888A8..dding the 703 sites on the final NPL ug brought the TB i asa pds The Butler Mine Tunnel, situated in a populated area in B REL T R rE, Pittson, Pennsylvania, is included in proposed Update #5. The tunnel was designed to drain acid mine waste into the Susquehanna River. The tunnel is honeycombed with Be st ms | boreholes and shafts. In addition to mine drainage, Br bn. hazardous wastes were disposed illegally in the tunnel. In July 1979, EPA initiated an emergency response action BL at the site because oily ma|erial was being released from i uy Am Sh Lh the tunnel into the river. On October 23, 1981, EPA Se announced the Interim Priorities List, including the Butler Mine Tunnel Site. In February 1982, the State of HR Sy Pennsylvania indicated that no further response actions En were warranted based on monitoring of existing conditions. Ee eh Butler Mine Tunnel was not included on the first NPL proposed in December 1982 because EPA had determined Ee ei fe that all appropriate Fund-financed cleanup had been doo completed. Therefore, the Butler Mine Tunnel satisfied the criteria necessary at that time for deletion from the NPL. i hs Cu AL Following heavy rains associated with Hurricane Gloria, er oily material was observed discharging from the Butler Mine Tunnel outfall into the Susquehanna River in ER September 1985. EPA again took emergency action. Er EE es | However, remedial action may be needed in the future to Ek at provide a long-term resolution of problems at the Butler Mine Tunnel. Therefore, the site was included in proposed A Update #5 to provide EPA the additional capabilities Shree available under CERCLA's remedial action authorities. can now be counted in the proposed category: `#NNavavaallAAiirr EEnngigneeirinngCeCeenenttererr(i(NNAnAEECgC)),,LLakaekheuhrusrtst,, NNeeww | i | Jersey a, hey dl als Naval Air Station, Whidbey Island (Ault Field), Whidbey La leFeld We|s Island, Washington bree Naval Air Station, Whidbey Island (Seaplane Base), MR Whidbey Island, Washington vein The Pratt & Whitney Aircraft/United Technologies Corp. . sm Sn Tec,| Site in West Palm Beach, Florida, was proposed in October 1984, as part of Update #2. In response to comments Pr a on the proposal, EPA revised the site's HRS score. a vou | . Consequently, EPA reproposed the site in Update #4 and solicited comments on the revised scorn. 13 30540008 3054.0009 Deletiipon of Sites `DsartaapmScusm,mLairstise,sand | Deletion of Sites t=rapmcs, Lists, and Data Summaries Fd AY Bere EiffPtiAtddemettaeyermrdeimnleietsnettehahasapttrvonopofofusurertdthheoerrrrfrienseaploNsnsPeLpiisssoirtreeeqqnfuuroiirrsmeeddttehtooe.NPL EproTtecRtpuEblicbolt orthe enviroment. Arecert 1 protect public health or the environment. A recent Bo ER SE a | E Bfdiofeptublisc ceonmmenintd revisions thepropcsed shes | amendment to the NCP (50 FR 47912, November 20, 1985) BE En R rer 300.86(cH7). A sit may be deleted wherono further | establishes criteria fnr deleting sites under section 300.66(c)(7). A site may be deleted where no further t | gfotrSnfer A response is appropriate if EPA determines that one of the En cnt eS b m SeSEq , following criteria has been met: SAsitteetosstaaalnnddof11888855s8isstiiteteessstthahapatpt eaaarreersositnilllthiiennpSprtroaotppeoomsseeaddps,tsat7at0tu3ussf..iAnAfatflteeNrrPaaL | period of public comment and revisions, the proposed sites that continue to meet the listing criteria will be merged Seven Staiesor Turritores -- Alaska. American Samos, into the final NPL. Seven States or Territories -- Alaska, American Samoa, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, the District of Columbia, Nevada, Trust Territory of the Pacific AEA do ht | BG Me oF EPA, in consultation with the State, has determined that Islands, and the Virgin Islands -- have no final or Fri Se Hr er responsible or other parties have implemented all proposed sites. When final and proposed sites are Ee ETE appropriate respon~ ~ action required. combined, New Jersey has the largest number with 97, Eon commun ih he Sa, a etemind tht felled ty Mik6o8 wt ee EPA, in consultation with the State, has determined that m ll apprt opiatehFundl-financede response under CERCLA has moEa, Ma w all appropriate Fund-financed response under CERCLA has mE fBea or nie: ShuJe a atomsA.ion 3 been implemented, and that no further response by 1 : responsible parties is appropriate. followed by Michigan (66), and New York and Pennsylvania (65 eachI. Of the 10 EPA Regions, Region 5' (Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, and Wisconsin) leads with 217 sites. A Tug Lit tiie hes Based on a remedial investigation, EPA, in consultation fE rie np R p n Te ,|| WKE, Aged see teges with the State, has determined that the release poses no hem SE significant threat to public health or the environment, and, EER FRE | therefore, remedial measures are not appropriate. (nA e rriiemdehs oNee Ha E E oe f SE Ft Under the NCP amendments adopted in November 1985, i FsFiuutnensdd-t-fhfiianntaahnnaccveeedd brreeememneedddiiaeallletaaeccdttiioroennmss aiiffinwwaearlrirrgaainnbttleeeddfobbryyfuffuurttthuuerrere Bnet cos pis eg conditions. On December 31, 1985 (50 FR 53448], EPA provided a i notice of intent to delete eight sites from the NPL and Types of Activities and Contamination Problems at Sites A wide range of activities are involved in the operations at the 888 sites on or proposed for the NPL. Landfilling was the major type of activity, taking place at about 42 percent of all sites. Other major activities were surface impoundments (27 percent) and drums (27 percent]. Most of the sites have problems involving contaminated pg(prroriiummanardriilwlyyathheeera.avvAyyt mm7e4ettapallessrcaaennnddt,oohrraggazananiridccossuoasllvvmeennatttsse))riawwleesrree detected in ground water. About 44 percent of the sites had problems with surface water, and 15 percent with air. A ing esns i solicited comments on the notice. On March 7, 1986 (51 FR 7935), EPA announced that the following sites have been deleted: Lr Ta baiiailm, bdo Tats tn Sor || Taputimu Farm, Island of Tutuila, American Samoa Ret SupCom rb. | PCB Warehouse, Saipan, Commonwealth of the Northern a | Mariana Islands +NPori seDm Neri Moen Morris Arsenic Dump, Morris, Minnesota D tma tv n lS, Friedman Property (once listed as Upper Freehold Site), T Li Upper Freehold Township, New Jersey tnoometets alt PCB Spills. 243 Miles of Roads. North Carolina Enterprise Avenue, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania + es Ever On 4 re beh. | Lehigh Electric & Engineering Co., Old Forge Borough, paPennsylvania TsTrt rcs ||| PCB Wastes, Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands NPL (by Rank) Of the States and Territories, eight have no sites on the new final NPL: Alaska, American Samoa, Commonwealth fFrset a MesaHe sa Cena of the Northern Mariana Islands, the District of Columbia, eBi SE, Hawaii, Nevada, Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands, and fAn n he fl the Virgin Islands. New Jersey has the largest number of sites (91), followed by New York (57), Michigan (56), and Pennsylvania (48). poe cri wet Each entry on the new final NPL contains the name of eT pet the site, the State and city or county in which it is located, h Li and the corresponding EPA Region. (In some cases, the fsrtim names have had to be shortened for space reasons. Complete site names are given in the list starting on page 503 Sete ret cog oo one The entries are arranged according to their scores on the ERE gt HRS. HRS scores are designed to take into account a standard set of factors related to risks from potential or e Sr ed actual migration of substances through ground water, midreiSepbodSnattl surface water, and air. Listing by rank serves both a~ an L EL eb, information and management tool, allowing EPA and the i hde States to decide which sites warrant detailed investigation to determine what, if any, response is needed. 15 i 30540010 3054.0010 -_-- PE ey The 703 sites on the NPL are in 15 groups, 50 to a group (tpt hit po3o (except for the last group of 3). The range within most of Tfh ibe Wie ml the groups is 1 to 4 points. EPA considers sites within a E R EE group to represent approximately the same potential threat L to public health, welfare, or the environment. For C convenience, the sites are numbered. RT Se ats Of the States and Territories, 36 have designated a opine og e top-priority site. Four of these sites were deleted from the SE ir, He ohRw me NPL on March 7, 1986. Of the 32 remaining top-priority el sites, 9 are included in the first 100 on the basis of their E eomm l aa scores. The remaining 23 have scores that would not place i dTi hssnee them in the top 100. They are included at the bottom of the second group of 50. Of the 23, 6 have scores below 28.50. The site placed on the NPL on the basis of section A er 300.66(b)(4), which includes issuance of a health-advisory i by ATSDR, has a score below 28.50 and appears at the ER oa SEd i bottom of the list in Group 15. cr pt Each entry is also accompanied by one or more notations referencing activities underway at the site at the time the d ee rd oo) Fo ap list was prepared (June 1986). Five categories are used to SaiRra he roster Go designate the type of response underway. One or more i Tehr ore categories may apply to each site. The five are: VT bye tae er ch ie V The Voluntary or Negotiated Response category includes Eo s sites where private parties have started or completed response actions pursuant to settlement agreements or SEES consent decrees to which EPA or the State is a party. r reset ep pe R The Federal and/or State Response category includes ri t Eh o sun snc sites at which EPA or State agencies have started or ed pons acm. completed response actions. FoyCta Ste aiye ccmte s chs F The Federal Enforcement category includes sites where y the United States has filed a civil complaint (including FU cost recovery actions) or issued an administrative order. EESE A S It also includes sites at which a Federal court has Sh RE. mandated some form of response action following a judicial proceeding. fhm cpep opecto s is os b+ S The State Enforcement category includes sites where a E ry State has filed a civil complaint or issued an r CE administrative order. It also includes sites at which a State court has mandated some form of response action Bn following a judicial proceeding. gn et ints t gtsse , D Category To Be Determined includes all sites not listed hin any other categor3'. A wide range of activities may be Bn Annie in progress at sites in this category. EPA or a State may p he be evaluating the type of response action to undertake, or pn an enforcement case may be under consideration. cL Responsible parties may be undertaking cleanup actions Epis pe that are not covered by a consent decree or an administrative order. | | | || || | Monat Proposed Sites | ||| c_ me Et T. -- The status of Fund-financed field activities underway e or completed, as well as the status where responsible enn C es parties are conducting cleanup activities under a consent ran we ale decree, court order, or an administrative order, is i indicated with one of three codes. Planning or i rE engineering studies do not receive a cleanup status code. a ihc se sFa co Many sites are cleaned up in stages or "operable units" L n -- that is, a discrete action taken as part of the entire site ie pnb cleanup that significantly decreases or eliminates contamination, threat of contamination, or pathway of S Sp Grn n exposure. One or more operable units may be necessary Se m e e Si before EPA will consider the cleanup of a hazardous y waste site completed. A simple action such as ETE EET, forCnstructingcodipngurpofesnesc.ea is not considered an operable unit Si A c eewet ry Three cleanup status codes are used. IOnly one code h ene he ed O eo can be used at a site because the codes are mutually n exclusive). The three codes are: ampipmatts are unde I Implementation activities are underway for one or more o e wn ll wk 1 r fo corrmoer operable units. Field work is in progress at the site, but n os no operable units are completed. Or lir n oca hts compte mors 0 Implementation activities are completed for one or more (but not all) operable units. Some field work has been cocompleted, but additional work is necessary. C Implementation activities are completed for all operable iEe RT cet units. All actions agreed upon for remedial action at the Eav Cen Cone ot ree site have been completed, and work has started to S E TK a L nc monitor the effectiveness of the cleanup. Further site activities could occur if EPA considers them necessary. ents e The list of the 185 sites from Updates #1-5 that remain in i sw proposed status is arranged by State (two-letter Ff E e abbreviations), with the 47 Federal sites in a separate BA section. Of the States and Territories. 18 have no sites in tShoNohrtheers n be hs either section: Alaska, American Samoa, Commonwealth of frans ands. , the Northern Mariana Islands, the District of Columbia, n he Dives min Guam, Idaho, Massachusetts, Mississippi, Nevada, New Mexico, North Dakota, Puerto Rico, Rhode Island, South E ge i e Dakota, Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands, Vermont, the dE , SeN Tr neY Virgin Islands, and Wyoming. The State with the most sites f Si Th eh is California with 27. Other States with a large number of e A proposed sites are Pennsylvania (17) and Illinois Each entry contains the name of the site and the State f ree hel and city or county in which it is located. Essentially the m same response categories are assigned for Federal sites as EE dm e e for non-Federal sites. A Federal agency response is i 04.0011 3054.0011 -- oe E eo 31 Tar rie in mtof a- e ccom ssT mo he he pe" The 703 sites on the NPL are in 15 groups, 50 to a group (except for the last group of 3). The range within most of SE BE the groups is 1 to 4 points. EPA considers sites within a ER FE group to represent approximately the same potential threat aTEE ee parts SRE EEFSoe to public health, welfare, or the environment. For convenience, the sites are numbered. Of the States and Territories, 36 ha~'e designated a Pr Aarh tdiLp T Tt r top-priority site. Four of these sites were deleted from the NPL on March 7, 1986. Of the 32 remaining top-priority Erp, | SELLS sites, 9 are included in the first 100 on the basis of their scores. The remaining 23 have scores that would not place E E EA o t Ea ESEpm TERTE 1 them in the top 100. They are included at the bottom of the second group of 50. Of the 23, 6 have scores below 28.50. SB E R E FT T ET, The site placed on the NPL on the basis of section 300.66(b)(4), which includes issuance of a health-advisory EEREBy rp or RaIiEr by ATSDR, has a score below 28.50 and appears at the coc bottom of the list in Group 15. Je ENTE 2 Each entry is also accompanied by one or more notations referencing activities underway at the site at the time the Fr, Lt Eaten al list was prepared (June 1986). Five categories are used to ark shvhe a EE designate the type of response underway. One or more ghey carey ie SHES categories may apply to each site. The five are: Th se Pela. V The Voluntary or Negotiated Response category includes sites where private parties have started or completed a Er SE response actions pursuant to settlement agreements or consent decrees to which EPA or the State is a party. t ETit A pint hesar || C E AA i sareeN dcn Batee esot R The Federal and/or State Response category includes sites at which EPA or State agencies have started or completed response actions. pT | Ti i ee F The Federal Enforcement category includes sites where ra the United States has filed a civil complaint (including En CE ERE | nn Sten er1 t p13 es cost recovery actions) or issued an administrative order. rgb foro spor co lowing presirree tSusey It also includes sites at which a Federal court has EERIE Er . mandated some form of response action following a judicial proceeding. te Bnebmedstn onyi Ssh e uhs As eHR imSeNoaErbEn rnRs t h CEoe, S The State Enforcement category includes sites where a e State has filed a civil complaint or issued an administrative order. It also inclucles sites at which a Er EEA State court has mandated some form of response action laopvdiicaenrcgesming. per DFikEeST E r SThBeao iu i SCaehrh,o following a judicial proceeding. D Category To Be Determined includes all sites not listed Cm deydan | EL i in any other category. A wide range of activities may be in progress at sites in this category. EPA or a State may Ed ma TR be evaluating the type of response action to undertake, or S RE en | pm an enforcement case may be under consideration. e ELAR EE Responsible parties may be undertaking cleanup actioJlS that are not covered by a consent decree or an | EE administrative order. Proposed Sites The status of Fund-financed field activities underway or completed, as well as the status where responsible parties are conducting cleanup activities under a consent decree, court order, or an administrative order, is indicated with one of three codes. Planning or engineering studies do not receive a cleanup status code. Many sites are cleaned up in stages or "operable units" -- that is, a discrete action taken as part of the entire site cleanup that significantly decreases or eliminates contamination, threat of contamination, or pathway of exposure. One or more operable units may be necessary before EPA will consider the cleanup of a hazardous waste site completed. A simple action such as constructing a fence is not considered an operable unit for coding purposes. Three cleanup status codes are used. (Only one code can be used at a site because the codes are mutually exclusive). The three codes are: Implementation activities are underway for one or more operable units. Field work is in progress at the site, but no operable units are completed. O Implementation activities are c~mpleted for one or more (but not all) operable units. Some field work has been completed, but additional work is necessary. Implementation activities are completed for all operable units. All actions agreed upon for remedial action at the site have been completed, and work has started to monitor the effectiveness of the cleanup. Further site activities could occur if EPA considers them necessary. The list of the 185 sites from Updates #1-5 that remain in proposed status is arranged by State (two-letter abbreviations), with the 47 Federal sites in a separate section. Of the States and Territories, 18 have no sites in either section: Alaska, American Samoa, Commonwealth of the Norihern Mariana Islands, the District of Columbia, Guam, Idaho, Massachusetts, Mississippi, Nevada, New Mexico, North Dakota, Puerto Rico, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands, Vermont, the Virgin Islands, and Wyoming. The State with the most sites is California with 27. Other States with a large number of proposed sites are Pennsylvania [17) and lllinois [11). Each entry contains the name of the site and the State and city or county in which it is located. Essentially the same response categories are assigned for Federal sites as for non-Federal sites. A Federal agency response is 17 i Sosa0012 3054.0012 pgutmbosesst JEi EIT enEda Tps na no amd, T ero otpm ahne iho r es n ||| ryHW a Baioeaol=EramteendeSBroposFa hvi eaE HFFFEAd onP4 e rr@Sa ee1rTer3oi4 eny 32od Sites Deleted FeHnpEan.se S peea LA | See I Poor 3 Because No EeniEmERERhe | Em io i Further Response eb EL. Ta Fe 3 ` 2 Needed ppRroopososaemdtSstoan T TEEeIgmSs Eo AmRisSe Et EtEdRiLn le rEELerTs n srCdSn|| |SBEBEC f T io LEN Ld rd Proposed Sites Se Herreond CoenTL Ee a7 8 Removed From Consideration | GE 8 [I for NPL wpiiem, Am t ee n e EE FEE Final and Proposed NPL = r pgrrietsse B agie | ffRhsEe 1 oI ro+ 1 1% Sites indicated by the (R) category, When the JR) category does not apply, other Federal agency activities at that site, such as evaluating the appropriate response to undertake, are indicated by the {D) category. Cleanup codes are assigned to Federal sites in the same manner as they are to non-Federal sites. The 47 proposed Federal sites are also shown by group. The 13 sites where EPA has determined no further response is needed at this time are shown by State in the list of "Sites Deleted Because No Further Response Needed." Eight of the sites were deleted from the NPL in March 1986 under section 300.66(c)[7) of the NCP. The remaining five were considered for the NPL, but EPA determined before promulgation of the first NPL in September 1983 that no further response was needed. The 18 proposed sites considered for but never placed on the NPL are shown by State in the list of "Proposed Sites Removed From Consideration for NPL." EPA determined that the sites have HRS scores below the 28.50 cutoff, In the list of final and proposed NPL sites bv State, final sites are listed first, followed by proposed s~tes, both alphabetically. The "Date proposed or announced" heading provides a means of placing a site in a specific update; update numbers are given in the first section of this document. The "Rank/group" heading provides a means of identifying the response categories and status codes in earlier lists. -wo0 WT CEATERe E | C ees E a5l i|oaEBEEdrsleen" P PP Pooooo o rrolo oor d r || FINAL AND PROPOSED NPL SITES |~S) JUNE Final and Proposed NPL Sites Per State/Territory (By Total Sites) June 1986 State/ l"erritory Final NPL Proposed* Non-Fed Fed Total New Jersey Michigan New York Pennsylvania California Florida Minnesota Ohio Wisconsin Indiana Washington Texas Illinois Massachusetts Missouri Colorado Delaware Iowa New Hampshire Virginia South Carolina Alabama Kentucky Utah Arizona Montana Arkansas Maryland North Carolina Puer~ Rico Rhode Island Tennessee Connecti;u~ Kansas Louisiana Maine Hawaii West Virginia Georgia Nebraska Oklahoma 91 3 3 97 56 i0 0 66 57 7 1 65 48 14 3 65 34 19 8 61 32 7 0 39 36 2 0 38 27 3 0 30 26 4 0 30 23 5 0 28 19 3 6 28 21 3 2 26 14 7 4 25 21 0 0 21 12 3 2 17 12 1 2 15 9 4 1 14 6 7 0 13 12 1 0 13 7 5 l 13 I0 2 0 12 8 0 2 i0 9 1 0 i0 3 4 3 i0 5 ~ 0 9 7 2 0 9 7 1 0 8 6 0 2 6 2 0 8 8 0 0 8 7 0 1 8 6 1 0 6 1 0 7 5 1 1 7 5 1 1 7 0 6 0 6 5 1 0 6 3 1 1 5 2 2 1 5 4 0 1 5 . E32 : SRE Pa] Oregon Idaho New Mexico pre Mississippi Vermont G~am Eo North Dakota 4 0 1 5 4 0 0 4 : dd i 4 0 0 4 2 0 0 2 2 0 0 2 Poros 1 0 0 1 I O 0 l s 18 - "19 30540013 3054.0013 inet ndParoponsed NPeLSisnPy StaToiteu Final and Proposed ~PL Sites Per State/Territory (By Total Sites) June 1986 |Cont'd) i4t24_-- repose NPLShesPor EA Rion sna 1s I | Final and Proposed NPL Sites Per EPA Region June 1986 (Cont'd) mmmEmm State/ ~rerritor Final NPL Proposed* Non-Fed Fed Total South Dakota Ele 3 3 Wyoming Alaska A~erican Samoa Commonwealth of Mari~nas 3% District of Columbia Nevada Trust Territories Virgin Islands 703 138 47 888 eo 1 rgd SO Includes 45 Proposed Update #5 sires, 28 Proposed Update #4 sires, 24 Proposed Update #3 sites, 86 Proposed Update #2 sires, 2 Proposed Update #1 sites. Reg State/ Territow Final NPL Proposed* Non-Fed Fed Total W Roem R ow | Delaware 9 4 1 14 District of Columbia 0 0 0 0 Maryland 6 0 2 8 Pennsylvania 48 14 3 65 Virginia 7 5 1 13 EE. Por oy West Virginia 5 i 0 6 75 24 7 106 Alabama Florida Georgia Elin Kentucky Mississippi North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee 8 o 2 10 32 7 0 39 3 1 1 5 9 1 0 10 2 o 0 2 i 311 4 | 6 2 0 8 10 2 0 12 . +ow 4o= 2ow | 7 o 1 8 Ft an roses NPL ie Por GPA Raion Jo 1986 Final and Proposed NPL Sites Per EPA Region June 1986 PY WE we Reg State/ Territory Final NPL Proposed* Non-Fed Fed Total I, Co1~l~ecticut Maine Massachusetts New Hampshire Rhode Island Vermont e 3 1 3 6 1 0 7 5 1 I 7 21 0 0 21 12 1 0 13 8 o 0 8 2 0 0 2 Co Ii]inois ieIndiana Michigan Minnesota a Ohio Wisconsin Arkansas Louisiana New Mexico Oklahoma Texas 14 50 8 23 56 36 Por F oF 27 26 = wos om 182 7 4 5 0 10 0 2 0 3 0 4 0 25 28 66 38 30 30 217 = ox ow | 7 1 0 8 5 1 1 7 4 o 0 4 4 o 1 5 21 3 2 26 New Jersey New York Puerto Rico Virgin Islands 91 3 3 97 57 7 1 65 8 0 0 8 0 0 0 o 156 170 Iowa Kansas Missouri Nebraska 6 7 0 13 6 1 0 7 12 3 2 17 2 Z 1 5 | 20 30540014 3054.0014 21 | fiFninaall anndd PPrrooppoosseedd NNPPLL SSiitteess PPoerr EEPPAA RReeggiioonn JJuunnee 11998866 | mai (Cont'd) Reg State/ Territory Colorado * ge Hontana North Dakota South Dakota EE Utah wrWyoming WWE ve i : Final NPL EE 1 : 12 7 1 Pod i 1 3 EN i i 1 Proposed* Non-Fed Fed 1 2 2 O 0 0 0 0 4 3 0 0 Total 15 9 1 1 10 I Ee | ER i American Samoa 0 0 0 Arizona ~ California 34 Commonwealth of Harianas 0 good Guam 1 Hawaii 0 Nevada 0 f Trust Territories 0 4 0 19 8 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 61 J 01 U I I I I I I I 6 E , 0 0 ES roy I lO Alaska Idaho Oregon CwE w DI02I 0 Ip | Washington 40 29 8 77 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 4 4 0 1 5 19 3 6 28 27 3 7 37 mg Totals 703 138 47 888 sfmm yrnea e| i3 {1 Emim | Includes 45 Proposed Update #5 si~es, 28 Proposed Update #4 sites, 24 Proposed Update #3 sites, 86 Proposed Update #2 sites, 2 Proposed Update #1 sites. Types of Activeat 858 Final andProposed NPLSites 3 = mi 1} i Types of Activities at 888 Final and Proposed NPL Sites Hori of esrones un 8 [1 eid i in Order of Occurrence June 1986 Surface Impoundments Fememm, pmimge Emm. 1 | poms Commercial/Industrial Landfills ContsinerslDrums Er, Eo Ep | i mr mm hi Municipal Landfills Manufacturing Other Than Chemical Spills Sree Emir EEOC. mre |] Chemical Processing/ Manufacturing Leaking Containers = = = heel Tanks. Above-Ground Tanks, Below-Ground Wood Preserving Elecffoplating Waste-Oil Processing Ore ProcessinglRefining Surface Water Ouffalls Military Ordnance Solvent Recovery Open Burning LandfarmlLand Treatment Battery Recycling Surface Mining Sites Underground Injection Drum Recycling Road Oil Sand and Gravel Pits Sink Holes Subsurface Mining Sites Explosive Disposal/ Detonation LaundrylDry Cleaning Waste Piles incinerators Tire SXxagelRecycling Ground-Wamr Plumes Military Testing~ Maintenance | 22 23 30540015 3054.0015 Ome he ent so SSuuppeerrffuunndd FFlloowwcchhaarrt*t* Developing the National Priorities List (NPL) Cann seS`Suuppeerrffuunndd FFlloowwcchhaarrtt ((CCoonntt''dd)) Cleaning up NPL Sites SJles in Inventory EEE E-S,,.Z.H/ EE HHae] 24.269 J Prehminar~ I Assessments ~. 118374 I Inspections 5.950 ~ Site N PL (Final and Proposed} 888 No Federal Remedial Action Required EmtI r -- | Several successive steps may be involved in placing a hazardous waste site on the NPL: Mn Entry into CERCLI&--Ihe computerized inventory ol all potentially hazardous sites reported to EPA. fIE iend "Preliminary Assessment"--collection and review of available information to determine if further action is needed. "Site Inspection"--on-site investigations needed to fol pr | evaluate a site using the Hazard Ranking System and Ep i i determine if further immediate or lang-term action is Stam needed. pins | Proposal of site to be listed on the NPL. Public comment period. Listing on the NPL. | | B=] NPL (Final and Proposed) I 888 = Financed by Superfund KElE Remedial Yam Remedies in Progress or Implemented 152 Financed by Potentially ~ EEE Responsible Parties ~ Remedial Inveshgations/ Feasibility Studies 36 en Cleanup of sites on the NPL can be financed by the Emme, CERCLA Trust Fund, by those potentially responsible for eC) contamination at the site, or by a combination of the two. Response actions can require several years to complete and involve a number of successive steps: Ti i coin Taking any measures needed to stabilize conditions, which might involve, for example, fencing the site or ERLISTE removing above-ground drums or bulk tanks. Such EE measures usually would be required in any event in the RE later phases of cleanup. Often, such actions are taken by EPA's emergency "removal" program. EE mena Carrying out a "Remedial Investigation" to determine the type and extent of contamination at the site. Conducting a "Feasibility Study" to develop and analyze Ee iySa hen various response alternatives. The Feasibility Study is often Comocindwih he radial Ives oso prot conducted with the Remedial Investigation as one project. Sii et on t res Providing a public comment period on remedies proposed. L Selecting the remedy that provides the most protection E pr to human health and the environment on the basis of permanence, reliability, and cost. Implementing the remedy. Typical remedies involve Errchan 50 os cl toeace ground-water cleanup and measures to control the source o| contamination (containing or treating the wastes on the I RA ny site and managing the residuals on or off the sitel. | 24 sosso0ts 3054.0016 ~ As of May/June 1986. Statistics are updated regularly. 25 ort Pio i oy fo re 8 National Priorities List (by Rank) June 1986 Pr Bm [RR -- National Priorities List (by Rank) June 1986 (Cont'd) mes m= = EEE en Bn ! 02 NJ tlpari Landfill off BEEEROS EEE. oni 2 05 DE Tyhouts Corner Landfill * Pitman R F 0 33 BEL nim, Peo TRE a 3 05 PA Bruin Lagoon New Castle County VR F 0 Bruin Borough R 0 mma, 4 02 NJ Helen Kramer Landfill = i 5 OI HA Indus~rI-Plex ManLoa Township R S 6 02 NJ Price Landfill e Woburn V R 0 7 02 NY Pollution Abatemen~ Services * PleasantvIIle Oswego R F 0 R 0 8 07 IA LaBounty Site fiimdihe TC Bhar, 9 03 DE Army Creek Landfill Charles City V f 0 ORREERRREEL eT 0 I0 02 NJ CPS/Msdlson Industries New Castle County V F 0 It 01 HA Nyanza Chemical Waste Dump Old Brldge, Township D Ashland R 12 02 NJ GEMS Landfill 1] 05 HI Berlin ~ fsrro Gloucester Township R S lk 01 HA Baird & McGulre Swartz Creek VR F S 15 C2 NJ Lone Pine Landfill Holbrook R F 16 O| NH Somersworth Sanitary Landfill Freehold Township VR E 17 05 RN FHC Corp. (Fridley Plant) Somersvorth R 18 O~ AR Vertac~ Inc. Frldley V 0 lg OI NH Keere Environmental Services JacksonvIIl~ V F 0 #8 Flee BEL fe FH EEE LoBET LT 20 08 SDWhitevood Creek e Epplng R S O 21 08 BT Silver Bow Creek Whitewood Sil Boy/Deer Lodge V R 22 06 TK french, LEd. 2] 01 NH Sylvester * Crosby VR F 0 2g 05 HI Liquid Disposal, Inc. Nashua R S 0 25 O3 PA Tysons Dump Utica R o 26 03 PA HcAdoo Associates ~ Upper NaTion T~ R f o 27 06 TX Motto Inc. * HcAdoo Borough R 0 te Marque R F 0 ZB O~ OH Arcanum Iron & Hotel 2~ 08 HF East Helena Sl~e Parka County R T ]0 06 IX Slkes Disposal Pits East Helena V f fg pam. Bap ]1 04 AL Trisna/Tennessee River Crosby R o np BREESE ERA $2 Og GA Stringrellow ~ Limestone/Morgan VR f 0 Glen Avon Heights R F 0 ]~ O| ME McHin Co. ]4 06 TX Crystal Chemical Co. Gray R F S 0 $5 02 NJ Bridgeport Rental & Oil Services Houston R 0 36 08 CO Sand Creek Industrial Bridgeport R 0 Commerce City )7 06 TX Ceneva InduaLrles/Fuhrmann [nergy Houston R F 0 38 O1 HA W. R. Grace & ~o. (Actcn Plant) Ac~on R E 0 Sg O~ MN Rellly Tar (St. Louis Perk Pleat) St. Louis Park V F S 0 qO 02 NJ Burnt Fly Bog ' - Marlboro Township R F S 0 41 02 NJ Vineland Che~lcal Co., Inc. R S 0 h2 Ok FL Schuylkill Metals Corp. Vlneland V F ~3 05 HN Ne~ Brighton/Arden Hills Plant City D 4q 02 NY Old Bethpage Landfill New Brighton V R ~5 02 NJ Shieldalloy Corp. Oyster Bay V S 46 Oq FL Reeves SE Galvanizing Corp. Newfleld Borough V S 47 08 MT Anaconda Co. Smelter Tampa D 0 qB 10 ~A qestern Processing Co.~ Inc. Anaconda V r I 49 05 WI Omega Hill~ North Landfill Ken VRF S 50 Oh FL Amariesn Creosote (Pensacola Pit) GPeer.m saacnotolawn S 51 52 53 ~q ~ 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 6q 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 7~ 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 Oq 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 9~ 93 9h 95 96 97 98 99 100 02 02 05 Oh 05 06 07 02 O~ O~ 10 O~ O~ O~ O~ 05 O~ 05 O~ O9 09 02 09 O~ 08 02 O~ 05 01 01 06 05 O~ 01 OB 05 06 01 03 C7 OB 03 07 Og Oh O~ 09 Oq OB 07 NJ Caldwell Trucking Co. Fairfie)d NY GE Moreau IN Seymour Recycling Corp. s South Glen Falls Seymour FL Peak 011 Co./Bay Drum Co. Tampa OH United Scrap Lead Co., Inc. Troy . OK Tar Creek (Ottawa County) KS Cherokee County Ottawa County Cherokee County NJ Brick Township Landfill Brick Township HI Northernaire Plating Cadillac WI JanesvIIle Old Landfill WA Frontier Hard Chrome, Inc. " Janesville Vancouver SC Independent Nail Co. Beaufort SC Kalama Specialty Chemicals Beaufort WI Janesville Ash Beds Janesvllle FL Devle Landfill Pavia OH Miami County Incinerator Troy FL Gold Coast 011 Corp. Miami IN International Minerals (E. Plant) Terra House NI ~heeler Pit La Prairie Township AZ Tucson Intl Airport Area Tucson CA Operating Industries, Inc. Lndfll Monterey Park NY Wide Beach Development Brant CA Iron Mountain Mine Redding NJ Scientific Chemical Processing Carlstadt CO Callfornls CuI~h NJ Delmperlo Property Leadvllle Hamilton Twnehip MN Oakdale Dump Oakdale HI Gratlot County Landfill * St. Louis RI Plcillo Farm e Coventry HA Mew Bedford Site e New Bodford .LA Old lager 011 Refinery Oarrow OH Chem-Dyne ~ Hamilton SC SCROI Bluff Road e Columi~le DT Laurel Park, Inc. ~ Naugatuck Borough CO Marshall Landfill ~ I1 Outboard Marine Corp. Boulder County Waukegan NM South Val le~" ~ Albuquerque VT Pine Street Canal a Burlington W West Virginia Ordnance e Point Pleasant MO (lllsvllle Site e Ellisvllle NO ArseuIc Trioxide Site * SouthEastern NO VA Matthevs Electropletlng * Roanoke County IA Aldex Corp. a AZ Hountaln Vie~ Mobile Home e Council Bluffs Globe TN North Hollywood Dump " Memphis KY A.L. Taylor (Valley of Drums) Brooks GU Ordot Landfill ~ Guam MS Flowood 51to e Flowood UT Rose Park Sludge PI~ = Salt Lake City KS Arkansas City Dump * Arkansas City R S V FS VR F R R R R V S R F R R S F D F D D S R F R R V rS F R V V R F S R F S V R F S R V R f S V R r V S F R F V R F O F .R F S R R R R F VR S R F R V V R g0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 I O 0 0 0 0 I 0 O C C C C R F e: ippgm ne +: ~P: STATES~ DESIGNATED TOP PRIORITY SITES HCALIH ADVISORY SITES V = VOLUNIARY OR NEGOTIATED RESPONSE; r = FEDERAL ENFORCEMENT; D = ACTIONS TO BE DETERMINED. R = FEDERAL AND STATE RESPONSE; S = STATE ENFORCEMENT; pm co ~: I = IHPLENE~]ATION ACTIVITY UNU[RWAY, ON~ OR MORE OPERABLE UNITS; madman EEE SA 0 = ONE OR HORE OPERABLE UNITS COHPLET[D, OTHERS HAY B UNDER~AY; C = IMPLEHENTATION ACTIVITY COMPLETED FOR ALL OPERABLE UNITS. 26 GROU'P 3 IHRS SCORES 5~.q9 - 51.62) BH baa mmm 0 | 101 05 IL A ~ F Material Reclaiming, Inc. Greenup F 0 102 03 PA Oouglassvllle Disposal Oouglassville R 103 02 flJ Rrysowaty Ferm Hillsborough R 0 10~ 05 MN Moppers Coke 51. Paul V S 105 O1 HA Plymouth Harbor/~annon Engnrng Plymouth VR S 0 ESE BEL np 106 10 ID Bunker Hill Mining & Metsllurg Smeltervllle F S 107 02 NY Hudson River PGBS Hudson River R I 8 Smt 108 02 NJ Universal 011Products{Chem Ply) East Rutherford V S Bake ve | 109 09 CA AeroJet General Corp. Rancho Cordova F I 110 I0 WA Com Bay, South Tacoma Channel Tacoma V R F S 0 i - 27 i S0s40017 3054.0017 airs Pies Ls oy Bak hn 1908 Enc National Priorities List {by Rank} June 1986 (ConS'd) atresia)re 8 Gon National Priorities List (by Rank} June 1986 (ConS'd) Bla = HEE 111 03 112 08 113 01 11k 02 115 09 116 10 117 10 11B 02 1 lg Ok 120 0.5 121 Oh 122 02 123 10 12k 02 4 SEE ST PA Osborne Landfill Grove City UT Portland Cement (Kiln Dust 2 & 3)~Salt Lake City CT Old Soothing!on Landfill NY Syosset Landfill AZ Nineteenth Avenue Landfill OR Teledyne Wah Chang Southington Oyster Bay Phoenix Albany Midway Landfill NY Sinclair Refinery Hovbrsy Engineering Co. HI Spiegelberg Landfill FL Miami Drum Services NJ Reich Farms ID Union Pacific Railroad Go. NJ South Brunswick Landfill Kent WellsvIIle Greenville Green Oak Township Miami Pleasant Plains Pocatello South Brunswick 125 04 AL Ciba-Celgy Corp. (M~lntosh Plant) Mclntosh 126 0/4 FL Ksssaufokimerling Battery iF 8 Fpl ween 127 05 128 O6 129 O1 130 O5 IL Wauconda Sand & Gravel Bailey Waste Disposal Otter! & Goss/klngston Oft/Story/Cordova Steel Drum 131 {fF 132 02 133 05 13h 02 135 Ok fhermo-Chem, Inc. Asm NJ NL Industries St. Regis Paper Co. NJ Ringwood Mine~/Land~lll FL Whitehouse 011 Pits 136 Oil GA Hercules 009 Landfill Bimmer 137 05 Velsicol Chemical (Hlehlgan) 138 05 OH Summit Rational 139 02 NY Love Canal Pine Bend Sanitary Landfill 1111 07 Iq2 IA Lawrence Todtz Farm Fisher-ColD 143 O~ FL Pioneer Sand Co. l~q 05 HI Springfield Township Dump lq5 03 PA Hranlca Landfill 1/46 O~ NC Martin ~arlette, Sodyeco, Ino, 147 Ok FL Zellwood Ground Water Contamln Packaging Corp. OF America lh9 05 WI Huskego Sanitary Landfill 1.50 02 NY Hooker (S Area) Temo~ BET, Wauconda Bridge City Kingston Oalton Township Muskegon BEER PeOrlcktown Cass Lake Ringwood Borough Whitehouse Brunswick BREE St. Louis Deertield ]ownshlp Niagara Falls Dakota County Comanche LaPorte Herring!on Oavlsburg Buffalo Township Charlotte Zellwood Filer City Muskego Niagara Falls me om me me = ov. ER V S V S $ LL #8 Ele. O EE Yd S D R R R 0 R 0 R 0 R B V F D VR F R R viV R F $ 0 e gE DEE i R F 0 B D S I V F wo BE Emi R 0 BET, D V S I R 0 R FS 0 S ULF OHERS D RgpmnenBESE Cc F R S R D 0 V F V F 164 02 NJ Kin-BuG Landfill 165 05 Oft Bowers Landfltl Edison-Township VR F 0 166 02 NJ Ciba-Geigy Corp. Clrclevllle Toms River V F V F 116687 0025 HNJI ABm utetericrawnorCthya#n2amLidanCd o.fill Grand Rapids "F 169 03 PA Helevs Landfill Bound Brook V S N0r~h W~iLehall T~p V R F 0 170 02 NJ Ewan Property 171 02 NY Batavia Landfill Shamong Township R 172 05 NN Boise Cascade/Onan/Redtronlcs Batavia Fridley V F S 0 1171q3 O01~ RFLI NLW&RR5~8thIncS.treet Landfill N0rLh SeithField S Hialeah R 175 02 NJ Delilah Road Egg Harbor Township R 116 03 PA Mill Creek Dump 117 02 NJ Glen Ridge Radium Site Erie Glen Ridge R 0 R 0 178 02 NJ Mont~lair/Nest Orange Radium Site Montc!s~r/W Orange 17g Oh FL Sixty-Second Street Dump Tampa R 0 180 05 MI G&lt landfill R Utica R 181 04 NC Celanese(Shelby Fiber Operations) Shelby 182 02 NJ Metaltec/Aerosystems franklin Borough D R 183 05 WI Schmalz Dump Harrison R 18~ 05 HI Hotor Wheel, Inc. 185 02 NJ Lang Property Lansing Pemberton Township O 0 F lS~ O~ T~ SteweD, Inc. 1~7 02 NJ Sharhe Landfill Waskom R F 0 Psrsippan~/Troy His R 188 09 CA Selma Treating Co. 189 O6 LA Clave Reber 5elms Softened F V R I 190 05 iL Velsicol Chemical (IllinOis) Marshall R C 191 05 HI far Lake Mancelona Township F Ig2 02 NY 3ohnst0wn City Landfill Town of Johnstovn D. 193 O~ NC NC 5taLe U (Lot 86, Farm Unit ~1) Raleigh 19q 08 CO Lowry Landfill Arapahoe County O V R 0 19~ O~ MN HacGillis ~ Gibbs/Bali Lumber New Brighton R S I t96 03 PA Hunterstown Ro~d Straban Township R F 0 197 02 NJ Combe Fill North Landfill Mount Olive Twp R 198 OI HA Re-Solve, Inc. 199 02 NJ Goose Farm Dartmouth R F I Plums!cad Township VR F S O 200 Ok TN Velsicol Chem (Hardeman County) Toone 0" 0 F F S " GROUP 5 (HRS SCORES /47.70 - /45.31i GROUP /4 (mRS SCORES 51.62 BERENS, BR oh 151 03 PA Llndsne Dump Harrison Township O 0 152 08 CO Central City-Clear Creek Idaho Springs R 1~3 OZ NJ Ventron/VelsicoI ~0od Ridge Borough VR S 154 04 FL Taylor Road Landfill I~ 01 RI ~estern Sand & Gravel serrner Rurrillv!lle V F 0 R S 0 I~ O~ SC toppers Co., tnc (Florence Plant) Florence 1~1 02 NJ Heywood Chemical Co. I~8 02 NJ ~ascollte Corp. S Nay~ood/Roehelle Pk R 0 Hilly!lie 1~9 05 OH Industrial Excess Landfill Union!ova R R S I 160 06 OK Nardage/Crlner Criner F 1~1 O~ HI Rose Township Dump Rose Township R 162 05 MN Waste Disposal Engineering Andover YR F S 163 02 NY Liberty Industrial Flnlshlnq Farminqdale Y S REEEERp Bae 201 02 NY York Oil Co. 202 Oq FL Sapp Battery Salvage Molts R F O 203 Oh SC Wamchem, Inc. COLtondale Burton R 0 20h 02 NJ Chemical Lesmsn Tank Lines, Inc. Bridgeport D V F 205 05 ~l Noster Disposal Service Landfill Br0okrield R 206 07 KS Doepke Disposal (~olllday) Johnson County R 207 02 RJ Florence Land Recontouring Lndrll Florence Township R 208 Ol RI OSVIS Liquid Waste Smithfield 209 01 MA Charles-George Reclamation LndFII Tyngsborough R g 0 R F 0 210 02 NJ Eing of Prussia Winslo~ Township V F 211 03 VA Chisman Creek York County R 212 O~ OH Hesse Chemical Salem V S I 213 OB CO Eagle Nine 21q 02 NJ ~. R. Grace & Co. (Wayne Plsnt) Ntnturn/Red~llfF R S 0 215 02 NJ Chemical Control Wayne Township R 0 216 Oq SC Leonard Chemical Co., Inc. Elizabeth Rock Hill R S 0 ~ 0 || 28 sos40018 3054.0018 29 | H ' Notion! Prarie List (by Rank) June 199 (Conte National Priorities List (by Rank) June 1986 (Cont'd) Nationa Pires Us (by Rank) June 198 (Contd National Priorities Ust (by Rank) June 1986 (Cont'd) Bl. = me am BeBEee = == 217 05 Oil Allied Chemical &Ironton coke BEEgEmm To 218 O5 HI Verone Welt Flel~ 219 O? HO Lee Chemical Bi fem tin 220 OI CT Beacon Heights Landfill 22! Oq AL Stauffer them (Cold Creek Plant) 222 O~ HN Burlington Northern {Bralnerd) 8 REET 223 O5 HI leECh Lake 22q OI RI Central Landfill 225 03 PA Halvern 1C[ BEpEnS an , 226 02 NY racer Enterprises, Inc. 227 03 DE gelawere Sand ~ Gravel Landfill Ironton fmre Battle Creek Liberty BE, Beacon Fells Bucks Brelnerd/Baxter bey Houghton County Johnston Malvern Bh, Elmira New Castle County 228 03 PA HW Manufecttlrlng Valley Township 229 Ok 230 05 231 05 % 232 05 233 03 23q Oq 8 235 03 236 03 HB 237 05 236 Ok 2B 239 05 2kO O~ 2ql O~ 8 2q2 09 ZM3 0Z TN Hurray-Ohio Dump Lswrenceburg iN Envirochem Corp. ZlonsvIIle iN MIDCO I Gary FEearuimon, Here. OH South Point Plant South Point PA Nhltmoyer Laboratories Jackson ownshlp FL Coleman-Evans Wood Preserving Co. Whltehouse AEE EEN, PA Shriver's Corner Streben Township PA Ooroey Road tendril| Upper Macungle Twp REE ew SEEDS IN Rorthstde Sanitary Landfill, Inc Zlonsvllle FL florida Steel Corp. Ind rantown IL Pegel~a Pit Rockford ATE emo om SE HN U of Hlnnesots Rosemouot Res Cent Rosemouot MN Freeway Sanitary Landfill 6ur~svllle Ble Ee, AZ Litchfield Airport Area Goodyear/Avondale NJ 5pence Farm Plumst~ad Township Zqq 06 AR Hid-Sou~h ~ood Products Hens 2q5 0q HS Ne~som Brothers/Old Reichhold Columbia 2q6 Og CA Atlas Asbestos Hfne Fresno County 2q7 09 CA Coallnga Asbestos Hlne Coalings ZqB Ok FL Brown Need Preserving Live Oak 2q9 02 NY Port Washington Landfill Port Nsshln~tofl 250 05 IN Columbus Old Huniclpal LndFII ~1 Columbus R F I , | BEREREERS .. R I D O Hisisnimin R V V O D0 HE EEE * D V F S O O no HE ERERGERT V F R O S V S VR F O F O Co DIBRRIEEERCLL F I D R FS O Bf REE. R r O R SB 8 SEEee f S V O cof BEE EE D O S O LL BE REET, f V R 5 I F R O R R 270 Ok FL Tower Chemical Co. 271 07 He Syntax Facility 272 08 MT Milltovn Reservoir Sediments 273 2Tq 05 MN Arrowhead Refinery Co. 10 OR Martin-Marietta Aluminum Co. 275 08 CO Uravan Uranium (Union Carbide) 276 02 NJ PIJak Farm 277 02 NJ SynoDs Resins 278 279 280 O~ HN Oak Grove Sanitary Landfill 0g CA Liquid Gold OII Corp. 0g CA Purity OII Sales, Inc, 281 61 NH Ttnkham Garage 282 6q FL Alpha Chemical Corp. 283 02 NJ Bog Creek Farm 28q 01 M Saco Tsnnew ~este Pits 285 02 PR reenters Creek 286 Oq FL PIckettvllle flosd.Lsndrlll 287 05 OH Alsco Anaconda 288 01 ~A iron Horse Perk 289 03 PA ~almerton Zinc Pile 290 65 IN Noel's Landfill (Bloomington) 291 05 ~1Kohler Co. Landfill 292 0b AL Interstate Lead Co. (ILCO) 293 01 HA SIIreslm Chemical Corp. 2g~ 01 HA ~ells P~,~H 295 02 NJ Chemsol, inc. 29~ 05 WI Laoer I Sanitary Landfill 297 05 HI Petoskey Hunlclpel ~ell Field 298 05 HN Union Scrap 299 02 NJ Radiation ]eohnology, Inc. 300 02 NJ fair Lava Well Field V F R O O GROUP 7 (XR$ Clermont Verona HE Mllltown Bom He msntown The Osll~s Ursvan Plumstead Township fee South Kearny Oak Grove Township Richmond BET Malaga F Ww F R F O V F I R I R I V O eg V R S I R O R S OL.R O Londonderry F S O Galloway V Howell Township R Saco R O fmm. Rio AbaJo F Jacksonville V F Gosdenbutten s gro Btllerlcs R O Palmerton V F gE. Bloomington V F Kohler V Leeds VR F S O iE roe Lowell R S O Woburn V F ESET. C1 Plscatewey V S Menomonee falls S Petoskey F Minneapolis S Rockswey Township V S Fair'Lava V S SCORES k2.k9 - kO.?l) GROUP 6 (HRS SCORES q5.22 - k2.kg) 251 02 NJ Combe fill South Landfill 252 02 RJ JIS Landfill 253 02 NY Tronlc Plating CO., Inc. 25q 03 PA Centre County Kepone 25~ 05 OH Fields Brook 256 O1 CT Solvents Recovery Service ~57 08 CU Woodeu[y Chemical CO. HE EER Ga. 258 02 NJ Nsldlck Aerospace Devices, Inc. 259 01 HA Ilocomonco Pond 260 Ok KY Oistler Brickyard {8 EE 26~ 02 NY Ramapo Landfill 262 09 CA Coast ~ood Preserving HEfmin. 263 09 CA South Bay Asbestos Area 26~ 02 NY Mercury Refining, Inc. 8 8 EERE, wae 265 O~ FL Hollingsworth Solderless Terminal 266 02 NY Olean Nell Field BE Emme 267 O~ FL Versol Spill 268 05 HN Joslyn Hanufscturing & Supply Co. 269 08 CO Denver Radlu~ Site Chester Township R Jsmesburg/S, Brnswck S Farmlngdslo D State College Bore S 0 Ashtabula R I Southlngton f I ~ommerce City ~ GEES fo ~sll ownshlp R S O Westborough R ~est Point ELC Ramspo R F O V S Uklsh S HE fF Alvlso R I Colonle V S Eien 73, Fort Lsuderdale R Olean VR F O ETT oh Miami R Brooklyp Center V S Denver R I 301 O~ IN Main Street Well Field Elkhart R 302 05 MN Lehllller/Hanketo Site Lehilller/Manksto R 0 10 ~A Lakewood Site Lakevood R 0 30~ O] PA industrial Lane Williams Township F $0~ O~ IN Fort Wayne Reduction Dump Fort Wayne R 306 O~ ~10nslsska Municipal Landfill Onalsska R 307 05 ~1 National Presto Industries, Inc. Eao Claire D 308 02 flJ HoarDs Township Landfill Monroe TOwnship V S O 309 02 RJ Rockswa Borough Nell Field Rockswey Township R ~10 05 IN Wayne Waste OII Columbia City R F 311 05 MD Mid-Atlantic ~ood Preservers, Inc Hsrmans O |B BEGISSEIGEEL opt oy 312 10 IO PaclPI Ride & Fur Recycling Co. Pocetelld F O 313 07 IA Des Nolnes TC( Des Noises R I 31q 02 NJ Beachwood/Serkley Wells Berkley Township R O BE EE. BED JL 315 02 NY Vestal Water Supply Wel, q-2 Vestal V S 316 02 PR Vega Alto Public Supply Wells Vega Altd F [HE EEnSERSERLT ED HE 317 O~ M! Sturgla Munlolpa| Wells Sturgls R 318 O~ MN W=shlngton County Landfill Lake Else S | Banga BE 1 319 06 TX Odessa Chromium ~t Odessa R 320 06 1X Odessa Chromium ~2 (Andrews HgW) Odessa R BE EERE BL 321 07 NE Hastings Gro(md ~ater Contemln Hastings R 322 Og AZ Indian Bend Wash Area Scottsdale/Fmpe/Phnx V F 323 09 CA San Gabriel Valley (Area 1) El Rents R I 31 3O i 33008544..00001199 NNaattiioonnaall PPrriioorriittiieess LLiiastt ((bbyy RRaannkki) JJuunnee 11988866 ((CCoanntt''dd)) | NNaattiioonnaall PPrriioorriittiieess LLiisstt ((bbyy RRaannkk)) JJuunnee 11998866 ((CCaonntt'dd)) ET = =. 2s = =. = 32~ 09 CA San Gabriel Valley (Area 2) 3~5 Og CA Sen remand0 Valley (Area 1) 326 Og CA Sen fernando Valley (Area 2) 327 09 CA Sen Fernando Valley (Area 3) 326 Og CA T.H. Agriculture & Nutrition Co. 329 10 ~A Cam Bay, Near Shore/Tide Fiats 330 05 IL LaSalle Electric Utilities 331 05 IL Cross Brothers Pall (Pembroke) HE EERE 332 O~ NC Jedco-Hughes Facility 333 02 NJ Monitor Oevlces/Interclrcuita Inc 33q 02 PR UpJohn Facility [EEE 335 09 CA HcCOII 336 03 PA Henderson Road 337 02 NY Hooker Chemlca I/Rueo Polymer Carp 338 10 ~A olbert Landfill 339 06 LA Petro-Processors 3110 02 NY Applied Environmental Services 3ql 02 PR Berceloneta Landfill 3q2 01 NH F|bbete Reed 3k3 03 NO Send, Gravel k Stone 3qq 05 Ht Spartan Chemical Co. EEE 3q5 02 NJ Rambling Steel Co. 3k6 03 PA East Haunt Zion i # Ba. 3q7 Oq TN Amnlcole gulp 3qB 02 NJ Vlnelend State School . 3q9 01 HA Groveland ~ells 350 02 NY General Haters (Gent Foundry Div) Baldvln Park Area Los Angeles Los Angeles/Glendale Glendale Fresno Pierce County LaSalle Pembroke Township EE Belmont Wall Township Barceloneta BEER Fullertor Upper Ner'lon T~q) Hicksvll|e" Colbert Scotlandvllle Glem~ood Landing Florida Aruera Barrlngton Elkton Wyoming mE Florenoe Sprlngettsbur~ glia Chattanooga Twp VInelend Grovelsnd Hassena R D O D 0 R f S R I R I Po,O O O 0 ap bor R F I V f D R 0 V F ~/b 02 37~ U~ 377 O~ 370 O~ 379 O~ 380 02 381 02 |E 382 O~ 383 06 38~ O~ EE 385 Ok 386 O~ 387 O1 388 03 389 ]0 S I 391 ~6 O 3~Z OI R 0 393 O~ VR F 0 3g~ O] Ge CBE V S 39~ at R 3~6 Oq BB 8 R 397 O~ R V S I 339~8 O 03) V R S V F WY FL AL HI RY HY hJ EEE En, KY AR OH BER BELCL |L OH RI PA W~ ~la~are ounty Refuse Sherwood Hedicel Ind~=sLries Cliff Corp. (Mclntosh Plen~) 5outhwes~ Ottawa County Ls=~dfill Kentucky Avenue Pasley Solvents Nail Field Chemicals, Inc. Asbestos Curap tea's Lane tenO~ill [rit Industries |ultz Landfill Tri-City Oil Conservationist, Inc Coshovtort Landf'ill Davis [GSR) Landfill Lo~d-~hOl) Landfill rHC Corp. (Yakima Pit) ~heaLField Ouland Hclntosh Park Township I!orseheads tlempstead Hiilin~t~~ L.ootevllle Nal*;~t jaG~on luwHship Tempe franklin Gloce~ GirsfU ~ovnshlp YakiF~a LD TE TX $ouLh Cavalcade SLreet HA HI PA ESE. NH SC SERIE IL PSC ResourCes Forest Wast~ Products Drake Chemical Kearserge Metallurgleal Corp. Palmetto ~ood Preser~'ing Petersen Sand & Gravel HI Clare Hater Supply PA Have~Lown PCP Houstu~ Pale+mr Otisville Lock H~vef~ Sm ol Oiian~a def libertyville ~lare Hav~rford GROUP 6 (HRS SCORES qO.70 - 38.33) SCORES 36.29 - 36.69) $51 Oq SC $CROI Dlxlana 352 O5 HI note-Finish Co., Inc. ~53 05 HN Olmsted Connt~ Sanitary Landfill 35q 07 140 Quality Plating 355 07 HO Fulbright Landfill 356 05 PA Presq~e Isle 357 02 NJ ~llllams Property 358 02 NJ Renore, Inc. 359 02 NJ Oenzer k Scharer X-Ray Co. $60 02 NJ Hercules, Inc. (Glbbsto~n Plant) g BE i EgEs,. 361 05 IN Ninth Avenue Otemp 362 10 WA Toftdehl arums BRimmmo TTC 363 06 TR Texarkana t4ood Preserving Co. 36q 06 A~ Gurley PI~ $6~ 01 RI Paterson/Puritan, Ine. $66 07 H0 Times Beach Si ~e 367 05 HI ~esh King Laundry ~66 O~ Hfl ~lLtaker Corp. 369 O~ Hfl NL Ifldustrles/Ta racorp/~lden ]70 O9 CA Westinghouse (Sunnyvale Plant) ]71 el C1Kellogg-Deerln~ Hell Field ]TZ O1 HA Cannon [nglneerlng Corp. (CEC) )7J O~ HI H. 8mvn Co,, Inc. ]7~ O2 NY Neperz Chemical Co., Inc. C]yce Kalamazoo Oronoco Slkeston Springfield Erie Swalnton Edison Township Bayvllle Glbbs~o~n RE Gary Eh Brush Prelrle EEL. ]exerkene Edmondson Lincoln/Cumberland Tl~es Beach Pleasant Plains T~ep Hlnneapolis St. Louis Park Sunnyvlle No,elk Br'ldg~ater Gra~ Rapids Haybr~k R FS D O D O R R V F V S D 0R fo. R co0 r D R R S S D R R S D V 0 O 0 O || O I h01 08 HT Idaho Pole Co. Baseman Gary R h02 05 IN Lake Sandy Jo (H&H Landfill) k03 05 iL johns-Manville Orp, Waukegan W~oming Township F S HI Chem Central ~empe~eoce h a05 05 HI NovacO Industries NIndom D ~06 05 HN Nindom Dump Jackson Township D kO7 02 NJ Jackson lownship Landfill V FS hOB 05 IL NL Industries/Taracorp tBad Smelt Granite City Oshtemo Township F q09 05 HI K&L Avenue LanOfil; Head V RiMeERes HL 1 ~!0 I0 NA Kaiser Aluminum Head ~orks Perham IR BESTNENLo Sie 1 HN Perham Arsenic Site Charlevoix R ~12 05 HI Charlevoi Municipal ~ell Hontgomery Township R BE BEETSE. s. q13 02 NJ Hontgomer~ lo~nship Housi.g Dev Rocky ttill Borough ~1~ 02 NJ Rocky Hill Municipal Nell R ql5 02 flJ Cinnaminsol~ Ground Water CuHtamio Cinneminson ~ovnship Putnam County kl~ 02 NY ~re~s~er Nell Field Vestal ~17 02 NY Vestal Water Supply W~II 1-1 ~oncord D hie Oh NC Bypass ~01 Ground Water GoRtaml~ Republic R F S ~19 07 Ha Solid State Eireu=ts, Inc. ~averl~ I,~O 07 HE ~averly Ground Hater Con;*mi== Sunnyvale II~t 09 ~A Advanced M~cro Devices, Inc. faribaulL S ~22 O~ NN Nutting Track & Caster co. Orang~ R k2] 02 NJ U.S. Radium Corp. Highlands R k2k 06 TX Highlands A~id Pit po 32 i 33 | 0540020 3054.0020 [Tp -- National Priorities Ust (by Rank) June 1986 (Cant'd) |nonoy Rl sk ui n 188Cn onc Rational Priorities Ust (by Rank) June 1986 (Cant'd) EE = =. Smt. = = =. = | O D 0 1 FEEErREERDveaeeae HEEi WoheFy 8 Emme Sole ol O q76 O2 q77 02 478 O3 4?g 03 qSO O3 qSl 07 482 09 ~8J 04 4Sb 03 485 05 O 486 05 O q87 O~ SEE O 488 02 489 03 |g g90 O~ 491 05 [BEqg2 02 493 02 qgq O~ qg~ O3 o 4~6 O~ o qg7 O~ o ~98 08 q99 05 500 02 Village of Surrern R NY Sufrern Village Veil Field Village or [ndlcotL R NY Endicott Village Nell Field SemidJi ~ I M# Kummr Sanitary Landfill Dayton D OH SsnlLory Landfill Company |1~O) NI Eeu Claire Huniclpal Veil Field [au Claire R 140 Valley Park TC( Valley Park CA San Fernan~o Valley (Ares k) Los Angeles Poach County R GA po~rsville Site F HI Grand Traverse Overall Supply Co. Creillckvllle MeLemore R I HI Fletemore Landfill ~hltehell R HI ~hitehall Hunlcipal Nails Andover R O RESENE = HN South Andover Site Nevark VR FS 0 NJ Diamond Alkali Co. FronL Royal O E EERE i VA Avtex Fibers, tn. Kentvood V F HI Kentvood Landfill Buchanan 0 HI (lecLrovoice Torn or Bedford H 0 NY Kstonah ~nlcipal tTell Jobos 0 PR Fibers Public Supply 1#ells Harlem R Ifl Marion (Sra3g) Dump Reading R F I EEESe senEle BL OH Pristine, Inc. R NI ~ld-Stete 01spossio Inc. Landfill Cleveland Township R 0 TN American Creosote (Jeokson Plant) Jackson CO groderlck qood Products Denver OH Buckeye Reclamation St. Ctslrsville Fomlngdale NY preferred Plating Corp. V F V F I D GROUP 10 (HRS SCORES $6.6h - 35.06) eer BBA ee SI, q~l 02 NJ (vet Phillips Leasing Old Bridge Tovnshlp AEA Efe 103 RENESAS. wm EE ~2 O3 q53 03 PA ~ode (ABfl) PA Lscka~anna Refuse Chester Old Forge Borough $8 EER ee BOL VF BEEER en Bie k~q 06 OK Compass IndusLrles (Avery Drive) Tulsa qS~ 02 NJ R~nnheim Avenue Otmp Gsllovsy Tovnship #8 FEnEE HE FRR 4: jon q56 05 IN #oal~s I)~mP (Spencer) Spencer ~7 02 NY fulton Terminals Fulton ~58 O) PA tlestlnghouse Elevator Co. Plant Gettysburg ~59 O1 Nit Auburn Read Lmndflli Londonderry ~60 O3 W Fike Che~i~mlo inc. Nitro ~61 05 Hit General Hilfs/Henkel Corp. Hlnneepolls q62 05 OH Laskin/Popler eli Co. Jefferson Township 463 05 OH Old Rill Rock Creek ~6~ 07 KS Johnse Slmlge Pond Nlchlt. 8 ime. fn, 0 WEEEMES., Emo ~6~ 05 ~1Stou~hton City Landfill Stoughton 4(~ Og CA Del Rorte Pesticide Storage Crescmn~ City 467 02 NJ De Revsl Chemical Co. Klng~ood Township @EEEESRG. BERT 0 cp ME ERE She q68 O3 PA Middletown Air Field MlddleLovn q69 02 NJ S~opm Oil k Chemical Co. Pennseukon 470 Ok GA Nomsanto COI~. (Augusta Pleat) A.g.sta qTI O1 NH South Runic'pal MoLar Supply Nell Pete rboroogh 47~ ~1 H( Vlnthrop Landfill Nlnthrop b?~ O) W OrOnance Marks Disposal Areas Morga.t~an qTq 06 AR Cecil Llndsey Nevport qT~ O~ Off Zoresffilie I~1! Field Zsnesvilfe R R F S R R Y F F S R R F F S F S VR F R Y F D R f D VR F V F S V FS F R V S CROUP 11 (HflS SCORES 3~.O6 - 33.78) 501 06 TX ale-Ecology Systems, Inc. Grand Prairie 502 OS UT Honticello Red COntaminated Props Hontlcello Headland lovnshlp O 503 O2 NJ Headland Route 532 Dump Orifrlth O ~0~ 05 IN American Chemical Service, Inc. Salem 505 O1 HA Salem Acres I , ~06 O1 VT Old Springfield Landfill Springfield Linckleen O ~o? 02 ~Y Solvent Severs Piney River 508 03 VA U.S. Titanium Galesburg O O~ IL Gelesburg/Koppers Co. Niagara Falls 02 NY Honker (!lyde Perk) Muskegon Heights O O~ HI SCA Independent Landfill Cloverdalo 512 Og CA ~ Brakes O 06 LA Bayou Sorrell Bayou Sorrell Dalton Township O O~ HI Duell Gardner Landfill Rice I 10 NA Mica Landfill gresham Township 02 NJ Ellis Property Jefferson CounLy ~17 O~ KY Oistlar Fsr~ SeaLtlo o 10 NA Harbor Island |Lead) 05 NI Lemberger TransFor~ k Recycling Franklin Township o O~ OH F.H. Schilling Landfill Hamilton Township o LT R R "-,Y R s F O vole v F o O FAF S o S S ob, fO O R 0 0 D Lo 35 354.0021 3054.0021 acon Prins Ls tyRank Jun1586 Cont National Priorities List (by Rank) June 1986 (Cant'd) Antois i ark Jor 0 Eon T neEe E. E=fem. ompNamteionanlaPriaoritiems Usmt (by Re ank) June 1=986 (Conr t'd) == 521 05 HI Cliff/Bow 0ump 522 02 NY ClOthier Disposal ~] 03 PA Ambler Asbe~tes Piles HarqLmtt~ 1own of Cranby Ambler Gagmanier Bhal,cln r BREREESS- HE, 10 ~76 527 528 529 ~0 531 ~]2 533 ~ ~3h 535 536 ~37 538 539 5~0 #8 Budi, BREMED g B EE Baa Ye. 51~1 0~ O~ 06 09 O~ 05 O~ 02 01 05 05 OI 06 02 0] 03 NI H~ HN CA FL HI HI NJ RI WI IN RE TX ~J PA PA Scrap Processing CO., Inc. Southern Naryland Wood Trestl~9 Bomestake ~ining Co. Beckman lllStrumel~ts (Portervllle) Oubose Oil Products Co. Nason County Landfill Cemetery Dump Hopkins Farm Stamina Hills, Inc. Lemberger Landfill, In~. Really Far (indianapolis Plant) Pinette~s Salvage Yard Harris (Farley Street) ~ilson Farm 01~ City of York Landfill Nodern Sanitation Landfill Hedl'ord Holl~ood Nilsn Porterville Car~tonment Per'e Harquette T~p Rose Ce=~ter Plumstead Township North Smithfield whitelaw Indianapolis Nashburn Houston Plumstead Township ~even Valleys tower MIndsor f~p ~] 05 NI North Bronson industrial Area ~Iiq 0] PA Stanley kessler ~li5 O~ flJ Imperial Oil/Champio{i Chemicals 5f!6 02 NI Ny~r~ Property Bronson King Of Prussia Norganville franklin lo~5hip 5118 I0 WA Borthvost |ransformer 5k9 0~ ~1 Shehoygan H~rbor & River ~O 0~ NI Ossineke Ground Hater Contam Ever$on Sheboygan Ossineke ee SEIN BBYB E Ab te en n oe BElhl m,eFCO GROUP 1~ (lIRa SCORES 33.77 568 OP HI HcGraw Edison Corp. Albion ~69 0z NY GolOisc RecordlRga~ Inc. Holbrook ~70 o~ KY Airco Calvert City ~71 03 PA Metal Banks Philadelphia ~72 02 NY Sarne Farm /U~enia 0 573 0! HA Rose Olsposal Pit Lanesboro O 57~ O5 O1! Van Bale Junkyard Harietta 57~ 0a KV B.F. Goodrich Calvert City O 576 05 NI Organic Chemicals, Inc. Crsndville ~77 NY Volnay Nunlclpal Landfill Town of Volney ~78 02 PNC Corp. (Dt=blin Road Landfill) To~n of Shelby ~79 o! Sulllvan=s Ledge New Bedford ~BO O~ KY Smith's ram Brooks ~81 02 PR Juncos Landfill Juncos 582 07 KS Big River Sand Co. Wichita IN Bennett Stone quarry Bloomington O~ TL Huntsport Landfill AL Stauffer Chem (LeHoynm Plant) North Nlaml Axis V v v v F 0 R F S O S VR S O V S R F R O V F 0 R V F O D V ~86 NJ H&T Oellsa Lafldrlll Asbury Park V r 587 06 T~ Cr~stal City Airport Crystal City R I 50~ O~ SC Go igor {C ~ ~ 011) Ran~oules R 569 O~ WI Moss-American(Kerr-McGee Oil ~o.) Milwaukee B f o 590 O~ WI Waste Research & Reclamation CO. [au Claire S 591 10 OR Gould, Inc. Portland V I o 592 02 NY Cortese Landfill Vii of Narrowsburg V S 593 05 HN St. Louis River Site St. Louis County R I o 59~ 05 Hi AUtO Ion Chemicals, Inc. Kalamazoo V f O 595 0~ SC Carolawn, Inc. Fort Lawn VR F 0 596 07 IA HId~est Manufacturing/North Farts Kellogg D 597 03 PA Berks Sand Pit Longawamp Township ~ 0 598 NI Sparta Landfill Sparta Township S 599 IL ACHE Solvent (Norristown Plant) H0rristown V R I 600 NJ Pomona Oaks Residential Wells Galloway lownship R 0 ~St 03 ~/V follansbee Site 552 02 RY North Sea H(lnicipal Landfill ~3 0g CA Koppers Co.,Inc. (Orovllle Plant) 5~tl 09 CA Loliislena-Paclfic Corp. ~55 05 PI South Nacomb Disposal (Lf 9 k 9A) 5~6 05 NI U.S. Aviex ~57 O] PA Nslsh Landfill 558 02 NJ Landfill & Development Go. 559 02 NJ Upper Dcerfield Township San Lndr #8 EE ew 560 02 NY Hertel Landfill 56! 02 HY Havilsnd Complex 562 05 ~N Adrian Nuqlelpal gell Field BERREEASL 563 O~ NH AT & SP (Clovis| 5611 07 KS Strot.her Field Industrial Park ~5 O~ N.# Fried Industries 566 02 NY American lhermostat Go. Follanabee North Sea Orovllle Orovllle Hscomb Township Ho~ard Township Honeybrook lo~nship HoHnt Holly Upper Beerfleld T~p fie Plattekill ovn of Hyde Park Adrian EO Clovis Co~ley County East Brunswick T~p Sotl~h Cairo V f R S D D V F H F S mTb O R R GNV F V S R V 5 I 0 GROUP 13 (HRS SCORES 31.'9q - 30.~O) 601 Oq FL Hipps Road Landfill Ouval County R O 602 05 t~l Long Prairie Ground Water Contmm Lon~ Prairie R ! 603 05 MN Halle Park Nails Waite Park R 60~ 09 CA Intel Hagnetlcs Santa Clara O BE REE EEE FL 605 09 CA Intel Corp. (Santa Clara III) Santa Clara D 606 O~ FL Pepper Steel & Alloys, Inc. Medley R F O 607 01 ~E O'Connor CO. Augusta V R 608 O~ NI Oconomowoc Electroplstlflg Co. Inc Ashippln R Biismeeeeeelibo TH 609 05 NI Rasmussen's Dump Green Oak Township R O 0 610 02 NY Kanmark Textile Corp. Farmlngdale D I 0 611 03 P& Wostllne Site Westllne R O 612 Ok B~ Haxey Flats Nuclear Disposal HIIIsboro R 613 fib HI Nouet Industries Columbus D | 36 i S0s4.0022 3054.0022 '37 | Aa EEE 1 or os nop Beds 08 err National Priorities List (by Rank)June 1986 (Cons'd) aioe rnin so ard Je 188Col National Priorities List (by Rank) June 1986 (Cons'd) Dae = o, = ay Ee = = =.= Claremont Poly~healcal 615 0.5 OH Powell Road Landfill 616 03 PA Croydon TOE Old Bethpago Dayton Croydon V S R 617 07 IA Vogel Paint ~ Wax CO. Orange City 618 0.5 MN Kurt Manufacturing Co. rrldley 619 O.5 HI ionia City Landfill ionia 620 06 TX Koppers Co., Inc. (Texarkana Pit) lexsrkena 621 O8 CO Lincoln Park Canon City 622 OB CO Smuggler Mountain 623 05 I# Wedzeb [nterprlae$, Inc. Pitkin County Lebanon 62~1 02 PR GE Wiring Devices Juena Dlaz 625 05 Avenue "E" Ground Water Contamln Traverse City 626 0.5 OH New Lyme Landfill 627 02 NJ Woodland Route 72 Dump New Lyme Woodland Township 628 02 PR RCA Del Cerlbe 629 05 Koch Refining Co./N-Ran Corp. Berceloneta Fine Bend 630 O3 PA Brodhead Creek Stroudsburg 631 O5 redrowski Drum Disposal Franklin 632 l0 De United Chrome Products, Inc. ~33 Anderson Development CO. Corvallis Adrian 5 8 BEE Elem 0 0 63~ 05 Shiewassee River Howell 635 03 PA Taylor Borough Dump fle Ee 50: 636 O3 DE Ilelby ChemicaP Co. Taylor Borough New Castle 637 03 DE Harvey & KnoLL Drum, Inc. 638 Galloway Pits Kirkwood Galla~ay | pa Ent 639 O5 Big D Campground Klngsvllle 6~0 06 AR Midland Products eta/Dirts 6hl 02 NV Robintech, Inc./National Pipe Co. 1own of Vestal BEEaaa CECI ~112 02 NV DEC Trucking Town or Vestal V V V V R V R S S F F F F F S F S S V S R f R R R R R F r R R 6~3 O3 DE ~ildcat Landfill 6hk O5 ~1 Burro~s Sanitation Blosenskl Landfill 6k6 O3 VA Rhlnehsrt Tire Fire Dump 6k7 Delaware City PVC Plant 6k8 O3 MO Limestone Road 6k9 02 NY Hooker (102nd Street) 650 03 New Castle S~eel Dover Hartford Wast Cain Township Frederick County Delaware City Cumberland Niagara Falls New Castle County R V R F VR [ V F R V F S GROUP lk [HRS SCORES 30.36 - 28.62) HERRERA. ERT 3, 651 06 NM United Nuclear Corp. Church Rock F 652 06 AR Industrial Waste Control Fort S~lth F 653 09 CA CelLar Chemical Works Hoops R 0 65q O1 HA Haverhill Municipal Landfill Haverhill O 655 Oh AL Perdldo Ground Wmter Contaeln Perdldo V 0 656 02 NV Marathon Battery Corp. Cold Springs R 657 02 NV Colesvllla ~unlclpsl Landfill Town of Colesvlllo O 0 #8 EEE Bf poe 658 Oh FL Vellov Water Road Ouap Baldwin R F 0 659 05 OH Skinner Landfill Wast Chester R I -* 660 Oq NC Chemtronlcs, Inc. Swannanos V R 0 661 05 IN NIDCO It Gary R F 0 662 03 NO kane & Lombard Street Drums Baltimore R O 663 07 ~0 Shenandoah Stables MOSCOW Mills F 66q 10 WA Silver Mountain Mine Loomis R O 665 06 TX Fetro-Chemical (Turtle Bayou) Liberty County R 666 O~ OH Republic Steel Corp. Quarr~ Elyrla D 667 06 LA Bayou Bonrouca SIIdell R F I 668 09 CA InLet Corp. (Mountain View Plant) Mountain View F 669 og CA Raytheon Corp. Mountain View F , 670 05 MH Agate Lake Scrapyard Felrvlew Township R O i 671 03 VA Saltvllle Waste Disposal Ponds Saltvllle R ] 672 01 HA Shpaek Landfill Norton/Attleboro O 673 03 PA klmberton Site Klmberton Borouah D 167~ OI HA Norwood PCBs Norwood R O 1675 03 NO Middletown Road Dump Annapolis R F O 676 10 WA Pesticide Lab (Yaklma) Yaklms D 1677 05 IN Lemon Lane Landfill Bloomington V F I 678 05 IN Trt-Stste Plating Columbus O 679 10 ID Arrcom (Orexler Enterprises) RaLhdrum fl 8 8 BEEN. Efe whe 680 O1 NH Coakley Landfill North H~apton Warmlnster VR S V F O 661 03 PA Fischer & PoTter CO. Sacramento R BEBEceSnER 1 68Z Og CA Jlbboom Junkyard Sparts Township R 683 02 NJ A. O. Polymer Wausau R O EiimiEemee-ERIU Fo 6811 O~ Nausau Ground Water Contamination Dover Township R 68~ 0~ Dover Municipal Well k 606 02 ~J Rockaway Township Wells Rockaway Oelavan O C S 687 05 Wl Dolavan Municipal Well #h Springfield 8 15 688 07 Me North-U Drive ~ell Contamination Alhambra R O R 689 09 CA San Gabriel Valley (Area 3) 690 09 CA San Gabriel Valley (Ares q) Lo Puente Tacoma R V R r I 691 10 WA American Lake Gardens Spokane County R 692 10 WA Greenacres Landfill Spokane R 0 693 10 WA Northside Landfill Sand Springs R F 0 69~ 06 OK Sand Springs Petrochemical Caplx 695 06 TX Peases Chemical Co, Fort Worth R 696 05 MN East Bethel Demolition Landfill EBarisdtgeBeCthietyl Township R D 0 697 06 TX Triangle Chemical Co. 698 02 NJ pJP Landfill Jersey City Parker R S 0 0 0 699 03 PA Craig Farm Drum 700 03 PA Voortman Farm Upper Saucon T~p R SEERA Emm GROUP 15 (HRS SCORES 28.62 - 28.59, except for health advisory sites) 701 05 Imm 702 07 703 03 IL Belvldere Municipal Landfill MO Bee Gee Hanufacturlng Go. PA Lansdowne Radiation Site + NUMBER OF NPL SITES: 703 Belvidere Malden Lansdowfle R I O R I oe38 39 i 054.0023 3054.0023 Neto Pett lis. Paposad Stty Ste So 508 National Priorities List, Proposed Sites (by State) June 1986 sons Pio in, Prose Sh by Sue um 108 NPL BTeoor sn po 25g2m 7on.rew wan ry fr. ER GRP ST Site Name City/County Response Category ~ National Priorities List, Proposed Sites (by State) c'~anu~ (Cont'd) ~..~GNRPPL ST ~w l~Mm~ City/County June 1986 Respome C~t~ory ~ Cleanup ~etu=~ Ii AR Arkuood, Inc. Omaha 0 4 AZ Apache Pouder Co. 6 AZ Hassayampa Landfill 12 AZ Mesa Area Ground Water Contamin Benson Hassayampa Hess 7 AZ Motorola, In.(SZnd Street Plant) Phoenix 13 CA Applied Materinls Santa Clara 13 CA Fairchild Camera (Mountain View) Mountain View 9 CA Falrchl]d Camera (S San Jose Pit) South San Jose 5 CA Firestone Tire (Sallnas Plant) 8 CA FMC Corp. (Fresno Plant) 14 CA Hewlett Packard FE i oo HIS & : 14 CA IBM Corp. (San Jose Plant) 11 CA J.H. BaXter Co. idee Ee 0 SHESRER., oo : 11 CA Lorentz Barrel & Drum Co. 12 CA Marley Coollng Tower Co. 7 CA Monolithic Memories II CA Montrose Chemical Corp. 10 CA National Semiconductor Corp. 13 CA Sig~etics, Inc. 13 CA Southern Pacific Transportation 7 CA Teledyne Semiconductor 3 CA Van Maters & Rogers, Inc. Ii CA Waste Dispose], Inc. 13 CA Zoecon Corp/Rhone-Pou]enc, Inc. Sal~nas Fresno Palo Alto San Jose Weed San Jose Stockton Sunnyvale Torrance Santa Clara Sunnyvale Roseville Mountain View San Jose Santa Fe Springs East Palo Alto 5 CO Martin Marietta, Denver Aerospace Waterton 7 CT Revere Textile Prints Corp. Sterling 3 DE Cokers Sanitation Service Lfs 9 DE NCR Corp. (Hillsboro) I0 DE Standard Chlorine of Delaware EEE BE Vo prt : 14 DE Tyler RefriEeratlon Pit Kent County Millsboro Delaware City Smyrna 2 7 ip tse, Tn. a oe, 3 EERE e mae 3 | 12 FL City Industries, Inc. Orlando BREED cwntET Povo RERMEREET ER. se | 10 FL Harris Corp./General Develop Uttl Palm Bay D D D D F D D D D D D D D D FS D D D D RF S 8 14 FL Montco Research Products, Inc. 8 FL Petroleum Products Corp. Hollister Pembroke Park 13 FL Piper Aircraft/Vezo Beech Wtr&Swz Vero Beach 12 FL Pratt & Whitney Ai.z/United Tech Wes~ Palm Beach 8 FL Sydney Hine Sludge Ponds Brandon F S D 0 V S 0 D 0 5 GA Clin Corp. (Areas 1,2 & ~*) Augusta ~ 8 HI ~tmia Wells I Oahu D 8 HI Kunia Wells II Oahu D 7 HI Hililanl Wells Oahu D 7 HI Waiawa Shaft Oahu D 8 HI Waipahu Wells Oahu D 10 HI Waipio Heights Wells II Oahu D 6 IA A.Y. McDonald Industries, Inc. Dubuque 3 IA Chemplex Co. Clinton/Camanche 3 1A Frit Industries (Humboldt PlanL) Humboldt II IA John Deers (Dubuque Works) Dubuque II IA Red Oak City Landfill Red Oak 14 IA Shaw Avenue Dump Charles City 13 IA U.S. Nameplste Co. Mou~t Vernon 3 IL H.O.D. Landfill 8 IL Kerr-McGee (Kress Creek) 8 IL Kerr-McGee (Reed-Keppler Park) Antioch DuPage County West Chicago 9 IL Kerr-McGee (Residential Areas) W Chic/DuPage Cnty 10 IL Kerr-McGee (Sewage Treat Plant) West Chicago 14 IL Sheffield (U.S. Ecology, Inc.) Sheffield 6 IL Tri-County LflWaste M&mt Illinois South Elgin ! 7 IN Douglass Road/Uniroyal, Inc., Lf Hishawaka 14 IN Firestone Industrial Produc~s Co. Noblesville 9 IN Prestolite Battery Division Vincennes I0 IN Southside Sanitary Landfill Indianapolis ~ 4 IN Waste, Inc., Landfill ~ichigan City F D 0 S D D D D s D D D D F D D D D S D O VOLUNTARY OR NEGOTIATED RESPONSE; FEDERAL ENFORCEMENT; ACTIONS TO BE DETERMINED. R = FEDERAL AND STATE RESPONSE; S = STATE ENFORCEMENT; S KS National Industrial Environ Serv Furley 9 KY Ro~e Valley Landfill Howe Valley II LA Combustion, Inc. Denham Springs @: ] = IMPLEMENTATION ACTIVITY UNDERWAY, ONE OR MORE OPERABLE UNITS; 0 = ONE OR MORE OPERABLE ~NITS COMPLETED, OTHERS MAY BE UNDERWAY; C = IHPLEMENTATION ACTIVITY COMPLETED FOR ALL OPERABLE UNITS. 40 | 13 HE Union Chemical Co., Inc. h ~I American Anodco, Inc. 9 MI E.I. Du Pont (Montague Plant) 12 MI Folkertsma Refuse 11 HI Hooker (Montague Plant) South Hope Ionia Montague Grand Rapids Montague PS D O D D O D $ I 41 | 054.0024 3054.0024 Moora Pros Lt. ProposedStes oy Sets) 00 1085 gil Prien Li,Popes SebySel dr 1008 National Priorities Ust, Proposed Sites (by State) June 1986 BCoenta e ewe SESEBoan eee emm EaGeE Be mo {Cont'd) -- EEE National Priorities Ust, Proposed Sites (by State) June Bo seem (Gout'd) GRP ST ~e ~m over ~1~ =] 9 HI J & L Landfill Rochester Hills 12 HI Kent City Hobile Home Park Kent City 11 HI Kysor Industrial Corp. Cadillac EAEtn PoopammiaE Eee' II H] Lacks Industries, Inc. Grand Rapids 9 HI Hichigan Disposal (Cork St Lf) Kal'mazoo HE enA S gy : 8 Naar liil oro AY 3 HI Rockwell International (kllegen) Allnga~ 9 HN LaGrand ganitar~ Landfill SRR BEIT, Df RERERERLL ERE, | 11 BN St. Au~untm SLF/St.. Cloud Dump L~Grand Tmmship St. Augusta Tovrmhip D 7 PA Delta Quarrles/Stotler Landfill &ntls/Logan T~pe D D 13 PA Eastern Diversified Hotels Hoaatown S D 13 PA Hebalka ~to Salva~e Yard Weisanbe~g Township D D D , 12 PA Keystone Sanitation Landf~ll ~nlon Township D 14 PA Reeser's I~mdfill ~ppmr HacunKie~p D D 13 PA Revere ChoiCe1 Co. No~ixon T~ship R O j & PA ~ ~d Haas ~. ~dfill Bristol T~ship D D I 6 PA Rou~e 9&0 D~ Paine S~~ ~ 7 PA York Catty Solid ~as~e/Ref~e L~ Ho~ell T~ahip 14 HO Conservation Chemical Co. EER pm 3 Epi re "0 | 9 HO Flndett Corp. 15 N0 Quail Hun Noblln Haunt Kansas City St. Charles Gray Summit 9 NT Burlin~on Northern(Sneers Plant) Sneers BERRre nbd BEE. ve 12 HT Nontana Pole and Treating Butte R F F H V F R 13 SC Hadley Fern Drum l~ 7 SC Rochester Property Gaffney Travelers Rest TX Brlo Refining Co., Inc. Frlendswood I 13 TX SherldanDispoeal Services Heapstead I 8 TX Sol Lynn/Industrial Transforuers Houston R V F D R S BESLINIEop HEE 0 Cp gmme Pillows 1 11 MC Cap~ Fear Wood Preserving Fayettaville R 0 II UT Midvale Slag Nidvale D 13 NC National Starch & Chemical Corp. Salisbury D 12 UT Olson/Nelhart Reservoir Vasatch County HE fonid n Liar vos, ed EEm NREEm T RR, te I ~r Sharon Steel (Bidvale Ta11nSs) Bldvala 4 ME Lindsay Hanufacturing Co. Lindmay V S 0 8 UT Silver Creek Tailtn~s Park City D 2 ME Neuron Auto Equipment Co, Cozad D + er ron a WI 8 NH Nottolo Pin Far= 4 NJ Dayco Corp./L.E Carpenter Co. 4 Bimemagpeese pesos 03 WD Ia BE ame LL 12 NJ Lodi Nunictpal Nell 11 bLJ Natlack, Inc. Ray=end Wharton Borough Lodi Woolw:Lcb T~msh~p 7 VA Atlantic Mood Industries, Inc. Portemoutk D 0 5 V& Culpepar Wood Preservers, Inc. Culpeper V F 9 VA First Piedmont Corp. Rock Quarry Pittsylvania County D 0 7 VA IBN Corp. (Hanansas Plant Spill) Nanmssns U 1 7 VA Lobe's Conta4ner Services Lf Sucktnahan County V R F 10 N'/ DioCl~nical Laboratories, Inc. EERE BE. po EERERLLLT HERO 8 11 NY Conkl~n Dumps 11 N~ Ge~zale Plating ~. Bohemia ConklLa Franklin Square S MA Hidden Valley Lf (Tnun Field) Pierce County D D 14 W& 01d Inland Pit Spokane D D 12 VA Vyckoff Co.- Eagle Harbor Bainbridge Island D D iB EAE ms EE coe Dpf pm ne . 12 ~ Halts Rocket ~uel Area Halts D 8 WI Algoaa Hunicipal Landfill Al&o=a primefhe, Fo, PREIS HE : 11 ~ ~chards~ Hi11 Road ~dfll/Pond Sidney Center D 9 WI Ha&an Fern Stou~hton S Rima res sd HE Eo : 13 ~ R~e Industries Greed ~a~er Noyank/Sas Harbor 0 , 13 WI Hun~s Disposal I~ndfill Caledonia Wa~ick ; 5 WI Temah Hunlcipal S~i~e~ ~4fill T~ D 2 OH General Electrlc(Coshocton Plant) Coshoct~m D 3 OH0raet Corp. Hannibal D pln. mie, 9 OH TI~, Inc. (Hinerva Plant) Minerva S 9 PA Sally Greed Va~er Contamina~on Belly Borough 12 PA Bendix Flight Systems Division Bridge~atar To~nship" 4 PA Butler N~ne Tunnel R 6 PA C & D Becycl~n~ Foster Township 15 PA CryoChe=, lnc. Mornan ~K~ER OF SITES PROPOSED FOR LISTING: 138 0 0 I 42 30540025 3054.0025 PU Notkonat Prarkios List, Fodor! Proposed Sites NNaattiioonnaall PPrriioorriittiieess LLiisstt,, FFeeddeerraall PPrrooppoosseedd SSiitteess. | (by State) June 1986 National Priorities List, Federal Proposed Sites by Site Jno 190 (Conc (by State} June 1986 (Cont'd) NPL 3 itimeee sre GRP 8T Site N~me 9 AL Alabama Ar~y Ammunition ~ AI, Anniston Army Depot (SE City/County Plant Childersburg Ind Area) Anniston Response C~tegory W= R R 9 CA Castle Air Force ~ase 'I C~ Lawrence Livermors Lab (USDOE) 14 CA Hather A~B (AC&W Disposal Site) 5 ammnaAsiLI, 2 CA ~IcCl~llan AFB {Gro~tnd Water Cont) ]2 CA Hoffe[~ Kaval Air Station amit 8 CA Norton Air Force Base 6 CA Sacramento Army Depot 7 CA Sharps Army Depot Herced R Liver~ore R Sacramento R i Sacramento R Sunuyvsle R RT.) San Bernardino R Sacramento R Lathrop R l CO Rocky Flats Plant {USDOE) Golden R 2 CO Rocky Mountain Arsenal Adams County R 10 DE Dover Air Force Base Dover R 3 on Robi di Force bane Rotem omy . 3 GA Robins Air Force Base Houston County R 18 JE Joni Arey down Fant (a dren) diet 10 IL Jolie; Army ~mmu Plant (LAP Area) Joliet R 12 IL Joliet Army Ammu Plant (Mfg Area) Joliet R 6 IL Sangamo/Crab Orchard NNR (USDOI) Carrervil]e 7 IL Savanna Army Depot Activity Savanna R 1 te sii i ri . 14 IA Louisiana Army An~nunition Plant Doyline R 13 HI) Abet Prov Ground-Michaelsville Lf Aberdeen 3 HD Aberdeen Proving Ground-Edgewood Edgeuood R R 6 ~E Brunswick Naval Air S~ation Brunswick R Cleanup Ststtm@ Z NPL Baume GRP 81" 8ate N~me 11 N~ Griffiss Air Force Base CIwlCounty een Rome SRE 7 OK Tinker AFB (Soldier Cr/Bldg 3001) Oklahoma City 13 OR timattlla Army Depot (Lagoons) Hermiston oT Kehr Car) Se : 9 PA Lettsrkenny Army Depot (PDO Area) Franklin County R Rin 4 Be (a Sle b 11 PA Let~erkenny Army Depot (S Area) Chambersburg R 0 2 PA Naval Air Develop Center(8 Areas) Warminster Township R 2 TN Milan Army ~mmunltlon Plant Milan R I 8 ~ Air Force Plant #4 (Gen Dynamics) Fort Worth 13 T Lone Star Army ~mmunition Pla~t Texarkans R 0 R 4 lrrHtll Air Force Base Ea a i to 6 UT 08den Defense Depot 8 UT Tooele Army Depot (North Area) Ogden Ogden Tooele R I R R 18 Stikpe ih dv. . 11 VA Defense General Supply Center Chesterfield County R I 1 pil Sani i 14 WA Bangor Ordnance Disposal Bremerton R 6 WA Fort L~Is (Landfill No. 5) Tacoma R 6 WA McChord AFB (Wash Rack/Treatment) Tacoma R 4 WA Nav Air Sta, ~hid Is. (Ault) Nhidbey Island R 8 WA Nav Air Sta, ~hid Is. (Seaplane) Nhidbey Island R 12 WA Nay L~ndareee Warf Stat (4 Areas) Esyport R 12 MO Lake City Army Plant (NN Lagoon) Independence R 2 MO Weldon Spring Quarry St.Charles County R 4 NE Cornhusker Army Ammunltion Plant Hall County R 9 NJ Fort Dix (I~andfill Site) Wrightsto~n R 4 NJ Naval Air Engineering Center Lakehurst R 9 NJ Naval Weapons S~at Earle (Site A) Colts Neck R bRiBER OF FEDERAL SITES PROPOSED FOR LISTING: 47 0 I V = VOLUNTARY OR NEGOTIA~D RESPONSE; F = FEDERAL ENFORCEMENT; D = ACTIONS TO BE DE~RHIb~D. R = FEDERAL A~ STATE RESPONSE; S = STATE ENFORCEHENT; IMPLEMEh~ATION ACTIVITY UNDERWAY, ONE OR MORE OPERABLE UNITS; ONE OR MORE OPERABLE LrNITS COMPLETED, OTHERS MAY BE I!NDERWAY; IMPLEMENTATION ACTIVITY COMPLETED FOR AI~L OPERABLE UNITS. 44 45 i 33005544.00002266 or oe) Soe 50 NNaattiioonnaall PPrriioorriittiieess LLiisst,t, FFeeddeerraall PPrrooppoosseedd SSiitteess (by Group) June 1986 Ba ao Ove {pen co 1 CO Rocky Flats Plant (USDOE) 2 CA HcClellan AFB (Ground ~ater Cont) 2 CO Rocky Hountatn Arsenal 2 MO Weldon SprLng Quarry 2 PA Nava] Air Develop Center(8 Areas) 2 ~Hilan Army k.munttion Plant 3 ALAnniston Army Depot (SE Ind Area) PEEEmene mee 3 GA Robins Air Force Base 3 ~D Aberdeen Proving Ground-Edgewood ea & NE Cornhusker Ar~y Amnunition Plant {BEI 4 NJ Naval Air En~ineering Center PEELED & UT Hill Air Force Base 4 WA Nev Air Sta, Vhid Is. (kult) | EEE 6 CA Sacramento Army Depot 6 IL Sar~amo/Crab Orchard NNR (USDOI) 6 ME Brunsuick Naval Air Station 6 ~T Ogden Defense DepoE 6 WA Fort Lewis (Landfill No. 5) 6 WA McChord AFB (Wash Rack/Treatment) ge Golden Sacramento Adams County St.Charles County War~nster To~mship mn, Milan Anntston Houston County Edgewood Hall County WL Lakehurst EDL 08den ~"~idbey Island HED Sacramento Cartervllle Brunswick 08den Tacoma Tacoma Grodan 80 Cont NNaattiioonnaall PPrriioorriittiieess LLiisstt., FFeeddeerraall PPrrooppoosseedd SSiitteess (by Group) June 1986 ICont'd) SESE ma NPL ORP S~ sae ~i~e ~me oer CIwlCounW 3p R R 8 EEE aan ST IO DE Dover Air Force Base Dover I0 IL Joliet Army a~mu Plant (LAP Area) Joliet R 11 NY Griffiss Air Force Base Rome R 11 PA Letterkenny Army Depot (SE Area) Chambersburg R [ 11 VA Defense General Supply Center Chesterfield 1 0d games, me R 0 12 CA Moffett Naval Air Station Sunnyvale R 12 IL Joliet Army Ammu Plant (Mfg Area) Joliet : PMT. R 12 NO Lake City Army Plant (NW Lagoon) Independence 12 WA Nay Undersea Warf Stat (4 Areas) Keyport R Lee R 13 HI) Abet Prov Ground-Michaelsville Lf Aberdeen jEREEREEmUER R I 13 OR Umatilla Army Depot (Lagoons) Hermiston R 13 I"X Lone Star Arsy An~unition Plant Texarkana ; apm 14 CA Nether AFB (AC~N Disposal Site) Sacramento 14 LA Louisiana Army Ammunition Plant Doyline R 14 WA Bangor Ordnance Disposal gremerton County R R NUMBER OF FEDERAL SITES PROPOSED FOR LISTING: 47 EI. roa I R R O [E- R I R R 0 :iR 0 R R R R iR R R HEL7 CA Lawrence Livermore Lab (USDOE) Livermore R 7 CA Sharps Army Depot Lathrop R 7 IL Savanna Army Depot Activity Savanna 7 OK Tinker AFB (Soldier Cr/Bld~ 3001) Oklahoma City R 8 CA Norton Air Force Base San Bernard~no 8 TX Air Force Plant #& (Gen Dynamics) Fort Worth PEE 8 UrTooele Army Depot (North Area) Tooele EE. 8 WA Nay Air 8ta, Nhid Is. (Seaplane) Nhidbey Island 9 AL Alabama Army Ammunition Plant (Sm EE 9 CA Castle Air Force Base Ear 9 NJ Fort Dtx (Landfill Site) Childsrsbur~ Merced Wrightstmm 9 NJ Naval Weapons Sts~ Earle (Site A) Colts Neck 9 PA Letterkenny Army Depot (PDO Area) Franklin County fC R 't R |R R R ~: V= VOLUNT,~J~Y OR NEGOTIATED RESPONSE; R = ~DERAL AND STATE RESPONSE; F= FEDERAL ENFORCEMENT; S = STATE ENFORCEMENT; D= ACTIONS TOBE DETERMINED. IMPLF.h~NTATION ACTIVITY UNDERWAY, ONE OR MORE OPERABLE UNITS; ONE OR MORE OPERABLE UNITS COMPLETED, OTHERS ~AY BE ~DERNAY; IMPLEMENTATION ACTIVITY COMPLETED FOR ALL OPERABLE UNITS. 47 i 305.0027 3054.0027 So RSSReiisettsepepssoonDDnesesleleeeNttNeeeeddeedBBdeeeedcdcaa((uubbssyyeeSStNNatooatteFeF)u)u''rrtthheerr 8tats/site name/Ior.aUon ts American Samoa (AS) Taputimu Farm TH, Island of Tutuila Seomf he ihrs Mao Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana ET PCB Warehouse Saipan Gvor~ia (GA) EEE er Luminous Processes, Inc.b frAthens Maryland (MD) BAD, i Chemical Metals Industries, Inc.b Sm - Baltimore Date oiIslands ol decision 1986 G3(CM) -1986 -1982 .1982 Michigan {MI) Gratiot County Golf Coursec Lo id - St. Louis Minnesota (MN} fmm," - Morris Arsenic Dump 1983 1986 HERE 0 vinden we Morris Mi~i~ippi (MS) Walcott Chemical Co. Warehousesb 1962 Greenville New Jersey (NJ) BEEN tr Friedman Property (onCe listed as Upper Freehold Site) Upper Pho Towra Upper Freehold Township North Carolina (NC) Fr - PCB Spills 1986 1986 243 Miles of Road Ohio (OH) BE cisuit - Chemical & Minerals Reclamationb ) Cleveland mts2 Pe~msylvania (PA) EpEoRmEmery - Enterprise Avenue 1982 1986 Philadelphia Labghric Engrg Lehigh Electric & Engineering Co. Old Forge Borough 1986 Tr ten Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands (Tr) PCB Wastes 1986 I ty mit Does not include sites currently on the National Priorities List (NPL) On D n Lar edBARA with cleanup status code o! "C'. ben Interim Priorities List (10/81) or Expanded Eligibilil~ List (7/82] but response completed before proposal of first NPL (12 82). cOn first proposed NPL (12/82) but response completed before first NPL promulgated i ProSitpes Roemosveed Frdom Proposed Sites Removed From Consideration for NPL (by Stata" Consideration for NPL (by State}' f-- Arkansas (AR) EE or Alien Transformer Fort Smith p -i Crittenden County Landfill Pfopo ~ed or 10/81b 12/82 12/82 9/83 Marion Arizona (AZ) santas Kingman Airport Industrial Area Kingman California (CA] HEEe, Precision Monolithic, Inc. on 12/82 oo 10/84 9/84 6/86 Santa Clara Delaware (DE) Lo -- Old Brine S~udga Landfill Delaware City fEstim District of Columbia (DC) Fori Lincoln Barrel Site Florida (FL} Ei Davidson Lumber Co. South Miami pBde Idaho (ID} e. Flynn Lumber Co. wa 9/83 9/84 lie | 10/81b vv10/84 12/82 6/86 J 12/82 9/83 Caldwell fisome Indiana (IN) Parrott Road Dump New Haven ie12/82 9/83 Gt Michigan {MI) Lenawee Disposal Service, Inc., Landfill Adrian 10/84 6/86 Littlefield Township Dump eden I Mississippi (MS) En Plastifax, Inc. -- eo12/82 7/82b 9/84 9/83 Gul|port Nebraska (NE) Phillips Chemical Co. Beatrice Ee New Jersey (NJ) Efren. Jame Fine Chemical Bound Brook a EBER, Texas (TX) 12/82 a "oe-- 10/84 9/83 6/86 Pig Road 9/83 6186 New Waverly Utah (trr) HAsn rs ets oe. . Mayflower Mountain Tailings Ponds Wasatch WashinKton (WA] Quenda]l Terminal B eo Renton Rosch Property Roy 10/84 10/84 9/83 6/86 6/86 9/84 Aha rnd sr i i 130 *EPA has determined sites have HRS scores below 28.50. EET mn ben Interim Priorities List (lO/et) or Expanded Eligibility Lis~ [7/82) announced before proposal o| first NPL {12/82). 49 30540028 3054.0028 Natonal Priorities List. Final and Proposed Stes (oy State) June 1388 National Priorities List, (by State ) June 1886 Final and Proposed Sites UNITED STATES 703 FINAL + 185 PRGPOSED** .n 888 SITES Statels~e namelloce~on Date proposed or annr~nced ~ Rank/ group Final : C|be-~el~ Corp. (Hclntoch Plent) Zntarstate Lead Co. (liCe) Leed~ 9/03 125 9/85 292 en Statolshe narneAoce~on Arizona. finslsites(continued) Nineteenth Avenue Landfll~ PhoenLt ~cson International Airpor~ Ares Proposed: Apache Powder Co. Hssssyaapa ~endflll ie Date proposed or announced ~5~k newRank/ group 10/81 115 7/82 70 5/86 5/86 Gr 6 Olin Corp. (Hclntosh Plant) ScIntoah PerdldoGroundWater Coet~minatio~ Psrdldo Stauffer Chemical Co. (Cold Creek Plant) Stauffer Chemical Co. (Le~o~s PJsnt) T~le=s/Ten~em$oe River (once listed as Triens (Rsds~ons) Arsene]) Limest0~e/Horsan Proposed: 9/83 12/82 9183 9/83 10181 377 655 22! $85 ~k~ssm(~) Sites: 7 Final + 1Pro~a~ = 8 C~11L~sey Vslnut Industrial ~aste C~trol Fort ~/th N~d-~uth ~ Pr~uc~s S/S6 Gr 12 10/~ Gr 7 12/82 10/81 12/82 12182 10/81 G7~ 852 2~ Arizcms(AZ) Sites: S Final + A Proposed m 9 Final: IndionBend~sh Area 8cottsdsZe/Tnpe/pbax 12/82 322 Airport Area ~year/&~le 12182 2A2 NGl0oubnetaln ViewHobile Hose Estates (once ]lat~ ~ Glob~) * 7/82 94 81dl~d Ve~ec, Inc. Pr~: Cal/~o~ia(CA) S~t~s; 3~ F~nal + 27 P~o~sed = ~1 10/8~ 6~0 10/81 18 S/SS Zncluden 2 sites frou Update #1, 86 satan frm Ulxl~ts EE ER i PxiorlZlen L~8~ (10/811 ~d ~ El~Ibillty List (7/821. ~sl aires ere n~r~ 1 - 7~3. ~ Federal s~t~ (50 ~ em~ ~) ~~ to ~p8 of 50 ~ the f~al ~L. F~ersl Facility State T~ ~lo~y Sits 8r~p n~r for pr~s~ site Adv~ced ~lcro Devices, Inc. S~ale &eroJet G~eral Ranc~ Cordova wr ors F:esno ~y Be~ ]nst~ts (Porte.ills PI~t) 10/84 ~21 10/81 109 on2~6 10/8k 12/82 Coal ~88 ~s~ ~81~8a 9/83 2&7 i --_-- 33005544.00002299 JStatelsite name,s catlon (:ahfrlrnia. final 5iles ([:onlinued) Coast Wood Presez-71~S De] NorSe Pesticide Storage Area Crescent City Intel Co~. (Santa Clara III) S~ta Clara _--lr~ Me.rain Mine Slcrmento g~rs Co., Inc. (Orovl]le PI~t) OrovilIe Liquid ~]d 0~1 Corp. O~ov~ 11 . .cCo 11 ~ lrakes C]overdaIe ~eratins Industries, Inc., ~dtll ~erey Park ~ztty Oil Sales, Inc. Re.heart Co~. S~ Fo~do Vllley (Aree 1) ~s ~eles S~ Fe~d0 Valley (ires 2) ~s ~te]es/Glendele S~ Fe~do Volley (Area 3) S~ Fe~n~do Valley {Area 4) ~s ~aeles ~ Sabrie] Va]]e~ (~rea 1) ] ~n~e S~ Gab:~e] Va]lep (Area 2) ill.in Park Area S~ Glbrtel Valley (Area 3) lh~bra 1 Date proposed or announced ~ Rank/ group 262 9/83 lOfa~ 10t8~ 10/$4 10/81 ~3 po12/82 9/83 IT 12182 179 10184 12/82 335 12/82 512 10/84 12/$2 28O 10/84 ~69 10j84 I0j84 326 lO/S~ lO18~ 4S2 9/83 323 9/83 9/83 689 sossanso 3054.0030 rr S.J...) ! StateleSs name/k)cadon final sites (continued) Date proposed or ~pnkl group San Gabriel Valley (Area 9/83 690 Selma Trnat~Co. Selma South Bay ~sb~stos Area (once listed as Alvl=o ~mping Areas) 12/82 188 1o/~4 263 Strlngfel]~ Glen Eon T.~. A&riculture & Nutrition Co. (oncs llstod as Thoeq~on-Na3r~ood Chaslcal Co.) Vast~nKhouse Electrical Corp. (S~-u~ale Plant) Sunnyvale SEProposed: Applied Nateriela Can~le Air ~orca Base Hercod Fairchild Caners & Instrument Corp. (Hountan View Plant) Nouata~n View Fairchild Cmra & Instrument (South S~ Jose Plant) South San Jose Cozy. Firestone Tire & ~al~mz" CO. (Salines Pla~t) Soltnan I~C ~. (Fresno Hewlett-Packsrd Pale Alto I|HCozp. (San Jose Plant) J.H. Baxter CO. Weed ~rencn L~vez~ore National Laboratory (USDOE} Livarnora Lorantz Barrel & Brim Co. SOn Jose Her)By C~o1~J~ Tower Co. HaSher Air Force )ass (AC~dDisposal Site) Sacramen~o NcClsll~n Air Force Bass (Ground Vater Contamination) Noffstt Naval 41r Station Sun~3rvale lO/Sl 32 en 10/8~ 328 10/8~ 370 =o 10/84 Gr 12 10/84 Gr 9 F 10/84 Cr 12 Gr B 10/8~ Gr 5 lO/8& Gr 8 lO/e~ Gr 16 lO/St Gr lh 10/84 Gr 11 10/~ Gr 7F 10/64 10/~4 Gr 12 101~ Gr 14 F I0184 Gr 2 F ~/85 Gr 12 F 53 Statelsite namellocatton proposed or announced #~ Rank/ group National Semiconductor Corp. Santa Clara Norton Air Force Base San BernnrdL.~o Rhone-Poulenc Inc./Zoecon CO=p. (once listed as Zoecon Corp./Rhone-Poulenc, Inc.) East Pale Alto Secrete Army Depot Sbarpe Army Depot La~hrop Sunnyvale Southern Pacific Trannportntton Co. Rosevtlle Teledyne Senicondactor Hountain VLaw Van Waters & Resets, Inc, San 3osa Colorado(CO) Sites: 12 Final 3 Proposed = 15 Flnal: Broderick Wood Products California Gulch Leadvtlle Central City-Clear Creak Idaho Sprin~n Denve~ Radiu~ Site Easle Nine Ninturn/Redcllff Lincoln Park Canon City Lowry Landfill Arapahos Cotm~y Narahall Landf~]l ~ ~ider Count~ Sand Creek Industrial Coemerce City 10/8~ Gr 7 10184 Gr 11 1O184 Gr 10 lOiS4 Gr 8 F Gr 13 10164 ~r 6 F Gr 7 F IOIS~ Gr 13 10184 6r 13 10/8& Gr 7 10/84 Or 3 8/86 Gr ll 9183 498 12182 75 7/B2 152 10/81 269 10184 213 621 ~IS~ 194 36 State/site name/locaffon Colorado, finalsites(continued) Saucier Hount8~ Pltk~ County Urnvan Uranlu~ Project (Union Carbide Corp.) ~rsvan Woodbury Ch~mlcal proposed or Rank/ announced ### group 10/84 7182 622 275 25? Pro~aad: BarttJs ~arietta (Denver Aerospace) Watarton Rocky Flatn Plant ~oldau 9/8~ 10/84 Rocky Nountam Arsenal Ad~'~ County 10/84 Connacticut(CT) S~tea: 6 Final + 1 Proposed = 7 Final: |Bacon ~elihte Landfill Beacon Fails 12/8~ gello~-Deer~n~ Well Field Norwalk 9183 Laurel Park, Inc. (o.~e listed as Laurel Park L~ndf11) * Nau&etuck BorouSb 10/81 Old Southinston Landflll Southlnston Solvents Sncovar~ Service of Now En=land South~nJton 9/83 12/82 ~ornkl Waste Lago~m Ceznarbur~ 12/82 Proposed: Gr 5 Gr 1F Gr 2 F 220 371 84 113 256 448 Revere T~tlle Prints Corp. 8terl~uK 5/86 Sr 7 D~la~ara(DE) Sltae: 9 Final S Proposed Final; Arey Creek Landfill (once listed as Delaware Sand & 6ravel-LlanBollan Arn~ Creek Landfills) Nm~Cas~la County Del~are City PVC Plant (once listed as Stauffer Chemical Co,) l~lm~ar~ City Delaware Sand & Gravel Landfill (once listed as Delauare Sand & Grevel-Llan~ollan An~y Creek Landfills) New Castle County Helby Chemical Co. New Castle Harvey & K~ott Drum, Inc. Kirkwood New Castle Splll (once listed as TRIS Spill) New Cast le County 10/81 10/61 lO/al 7/82 12/82 647 227 636 637 ~0o 55 3054.0031 SmteMite name~ocsUon Delaware. fin!! si{n (continued} New Csetle New Castle County Tybonta Corner Landf111 proposed or announced ## ## Rank/ group 12/82 650 10/81 2 12/82 Statelsite nsme~oca~on Date proposed or a,mounced # ~ g[oup # Northwest 58th Street L~dfill (o~ce listed e~ par~ of 8tscsyna Aquifer) Hlale~h 12/82 10/81 12/$2 584 174 429 Cokers SanttattunServlce Landfills Kant Count7 Dover Air Porte ~ase DOver NCR Corp. (Ntllsboro Plant) Nlllsboro ItaadsrdChlort~e of Delaware, Inc. Delaware Cl~ ~ler Re~rl~eratlun Pit Florida(FL) Sites: 32 taal 7 Proposed Final: Alpha Chmmicml G~rp. Galloway kserlconCreosoteW0rks. Inc. (Pensacola Plant) (once lletedan&serlcan Creosote Works) Pensacola Brown Wood Preserv:Lu~ Live Oak Csbot/Koppera Geinesvllle Coleaan-Evans Woo~ Preeervin8 Co. Wnitehmme D~d~se Oil Products Co. Flortds Steel ~orp. Geld COast Oil Corp. Htl~S ~d ~dfill ~val ~ty H011inssvozth Solderlawa ~srn/nal CO. Fort Laude~dale Keeeauf-][~m~rlin~ BstCer~(~ce Jts'.ed as Timber I~ke Batter,] Disposal) A/SS 10/8~ Gr 10 F gz 10 $/s~ gr 14 10181 282 10/el 50 12182 9/83 10181 10/81 248 450 2~ 85 10/84 12182 10/81 8/83 10181 10181 238 801 128 Peak Oil Co./Bay D~ua Co. Taapa Pepper Steel & Alloys, Inc. ~edley PJcketrv~lle Road Landfill Jacksonville Ptonee~ S~tnd Co. 10/84 9/83 10/$1 10/81 60b 286 143 T~S Sepp 8sttery Salvaze Cotto~dals Schuylkill Netels Corp. Plont City Shenmod Hedicel Industries Sixty-Second Street D~ Taaps Taylor ~oad Landfill Seffner To~er ~hssica~ Clersont Tri~Iry 011Comse~eti~ist. Inc. Taspa Varsol Spill (once listed as pert of Steceyne Aquifer) Whltehouee Oil Plts Yell~Water Road Dump Zell~m~d Ground Water Cont~inetiou Zell~ed Pr~sed: O~1~ Harris Co~./~era] ~velo~t Utilities Pels ~ay 10/81 46 10/81 202 12/82 42 12182 12/82 10/81 10/81 270 S/8~ 10/8] 10/81 267 9/85 10!81 147 lo/s~ Gr 12 4/85 Gr 10 Holltster 10/84 G- 14 Po wf o 10181 121 57 i 33008544..00003322 Statols~e name~oce~on sludge P~ = io 01~ Co~. (J,rm 1,2 & h) Robins &it Force F~al: PL K~Xa ~111 I O~u K~a Vslls II Hili1~i VollJ ~i~a Shaft ~aip~ ~ells O~u ~t~lo Ho~tB Wells II ;dshoCID) Sider: mee ~t~ (Dz~lez ~to~rts~) Date proposed or announced Renk~ 5/66 Gz _ 1 9/83 Gr 5 101~ lO/~ GZ 8 1O/~ Gx 7 10/~ 10/~ Gx 8 10/~ Gx 10 nl 12182 679 J 3054.0033 State~s~e nsme~oc~tJon p16h~. [Ipa| ait~ P~atello t,'niou Pacific Railroad CO. Pocatel lo I)l~ois(IL) Sites: 14 F!as) + 11 Propos@d= 25 proposed or announced ~l~ 51P group f/83 A &~F Hoterlals neclo~uiz~, 1~. FEmeA Gteenup ~ Solvent 2~leimi~, Inc. 8elvider~b~mic~pel Landfill Belvidez~ (Norrtstmm Plant) C:oss 3rothers PaL) Ro~F~IJ~K (Pembroke) Pembx~e T~msbtF 3ob~-N~ille Corp. L~SalIn 1octtic ~/lities ~Salle ~ In~tri~/Tsxa~ ~ ~ltor P~el's Pit Plterl~ S~ & Gravel Va~ 8~ k Gruel 7182 lOl -oo - 7/a2 12182 7Ol 12/82 12/$2 121S2 12182 12182 ~o lO/Sk lOl81 1o1~ lOl~k 12/82 1~o 7/8~ bal Joliet A~ ~itJ~ Pl~t (~ad-~s~ly-Pack~ Joliet Joliet A~ ~itL~ Pl~t (H~ufactur~ Joliet ~zr-~c~e (KresJ Creek~es~ Erich of ~o ~Iver) Kerr-~Gse (Reed-Ee~lt: Pa~k) ~t ~ic~o 10/~ Or 12 F zo/s~ Gr 8 lO/S~ Gr 8 I 60 Statelsite nnmelloca~on Illinois, prop~sedsitN ~ ontinued) Kerr-HcGee (Resldentie! Areas) Chic/DuPage Cnty Sa~ge=o Electrlc Dmp/C~ab Orchard National Refuge (USDOI) Cartarvil~e Savanna Army Depot Activity Savanna Sheffield (U.S. Ecology, Inc.) Sheffield Tri-Cotmt~ Landfill Co./~asts Narcissus proposed or announced # ~/~ Rank/ group zo/84 G~ 9 10184 Gr 10 10/84 Gr 6 Y 10/84 G~ 7 T 10/8~ Gr 14 5/86 Gr 6 F~nal: Bennett Stone (~erry Bloe~mgtoa Colmnbus Old COI~US Enviroch~ Co~. Zionsvllla Fisher-Calo ~Porte Fort Va~e Reduce*on Fort East Pl~t) Terr~ ~ke S~dy Jo ~ke S~dy Jo) El~a~ Nari~ (~ra~) Narloa NI~O I ~I~O II Nea]'i ~dfill (Bl~ton) Bl~ton Ninth Avenue Gary 12/82 12/82 10104 lO/S4 504 503 250 230 142 305 68 12/$2 402 Z2/82 677 12/82 ~01 12/82 12/82 231 10/8~ 10/8~ 456 10/61 290 12/82 ~61 sossonss 3054.0034 8tatelslte name~oco~on Indiana, finalsite~(continuo~] ~r T~i*Stato V~b~te~rlses, Inc. P~: ~ullus ~/~lr~al, Inc.. ~flll Hishw~ F/r~tme I~trlal Pr~ts ~. Vesta, Inc., ~dfill l~8(IA) Sites: 6 F~al + 7 P~ m 1~ ~1: ~r~ T~t8 Faro ~ty Site ~ City Pr~=~: &.T. H~ald l~tr*~, Inc. ~h~l~. proposed or Rank~ announced # ~ 9183 10/81 12/82 12182 237 431 536 678 310 623 S/S6 G: 7 Gr 14 Or 10 4185 10181 12/82 9/85 12182 $ g/85 so/~ 10/8~ Gr ~ '61 s-- Ststels~te nametlocation Iowa, proposed sites (continued) Yrit Industries Humboldt (Rumboldt Plant) John I)~ere (Dubuque ~rks Landf111) Red Oak City Landfill Red Oak Shw Avanue l~ua~ Charles City O.8. Nameplate Co. lmmaa(KS) Sites: 6 Final + 1 Proposed = 7 Final: arkansas City Sl8 River S~d Co. Che~ee County (once listed as Tar Creek, Cherokee Coun~) Cherokee Co~nty Doepke Disposal (Holliday) Johnsun C~nty Johns' Sludss Pond rxA proposed or Rank/ announced ~l~ ~J~ group 4/85 9/85 Gr 11 5/84 Cr 11 9/85 Gr 14 10/aA Gr 13 10/81 18/8~ 12/82 100 582 57 12182 13182 206 ~6~ Strother Field Industrial Perk ~loy County Proposed: National Industrial ~nviromentsl Ser~icas ~rley Kentucky(K~) Sites: 9 Final 1 Proposed = 10 Fnal : &.L. Taylor (Valley of the Drmm) * 8~oks Alr~o Calvert City 8.F. Goodrich Calvert City Dint lot Brl~yard 10/8~ 564 10/~4 Gr 8 10/81 12/82 12/82 12/8~ 570 260 Distler Fam Jefferson Catty ~e~s ~e ~dflll 7/82 7/82 382 | 62 ~ey FIa~s ~ lear Din~sal Hills~ro N~rt Su~h's 10/8~ 612 12/82 10/8~ 580 - 30540035 3054.0035 State/site name/location Kentucky (continued) Proposed: Ho~e Valley Landfill Ho~e Valley Louts~ana(I~) $~oa: $ Final 2 Proposed F~ual: Say0u Bonfouca Sayou Sorrell Bayou Sorrell Clove Robot Old ~n=er Oi1Re~e~ Pot=o-Processors of ~uinl~8, Scotl~dvllle Pr6~sed: Denh~ Spr~s Na~ne(~) Sites: 5 F~a] + 2 Pro~sed = 7 HcK*n Gray Au~s~8 P~ne~e's Salvaje Yard W~hbum ~lco T~I~ ~alte Pits V~hrop ~fil] Pro~sed: B~sw~ck ~on Chinos1 Co.. Inc. South Hop~ sae Dote proposed or Rank/ announced #5~ group 5/86 Gr 9 12/82 7/82 12/82 7/82 9/83 667 513 18~ 81 339 5/86 Or II i0/84 Gr 14 F 1Z/82 I~/82 12/82 12/8~ 10/81 33 807 537 284 472 10/84 Gr 6 F 4/85 Or 13 Ltses~one Road C~berl~d 10/8~ 12/82 662 648 -63. Lo 64 i oo Statelsite namellocation Maryland, final sites [continued] Mid-A~lentic Wood Preservers, Inc. Middletown Road Dump ~mnapolis Sand, Gravel & Stone E1kton Southern Maryland Wood Trestlng Hollyw~d Proposed: Abezdee~u Provng G~o~nd (Ed~ewood Area) Edgewood Aberdeen Proving Ground (Michselsville ~dflll) Aberdeen Massachuse~=s(~) Sites: 21 Final Final: Baird & McGuire Bolbrook Ca~anon Engineering Corp. (GKU) Date proposed or announced#~= Rank/ group I0/84 311 12/82 d75 12/82 343 10/84 527 4/85 Gr 3 F 4/85 Gr 13 F 12/82 12/82 14 372 Charles-George Reclamation Trust Landfill ~/ngsborough Groveland Wells Groveland Haverhill Municipal mmHaverhill Hocomonco Pond Nestborou~h Landfill Industri-Plex Woburn (once listed as Mark Phllllp Trust) 10/81 209 12182 349 wm I0/84 654 12/82 259 10/81 5 Iron Horse Park Biller/ca New Bedford Site * New Bedford 9/83 7/82 288 80 Nor~o0d PCBs Norwood 10/84 Nyanza Chamica] Waste Dump Ashl~,d 10/81 11 Plymouth Harbor/Can~on ~ngineexia8 Plymouth Harbor/Cordage) Plymouth Corp. (oncs listed ss 12/82 PSC Resources Palmez 12/82 392 Re-Solve, Inc. mhDartmouth Rose Disposal Pit l~nesboro 10181 198 10/84 5~3 - 33005544..00003366 smi Wo 4 Date proposed or announced ~, ~, Rank/ grou~ 10/84 10/84 672 9/83 12/82 12/82 294 12/82 12/82 10/84 825 7/82 9/63 6~4 12/82 167 12/82 a | 12/82 612 12/B2 604 12/82 398 12/82 12/82 516 IZlBZ 491 12/82 393 7/82 . 65 | 66 Statelsite namellocation Michisan, final sites (continued} Grand Tzsvaraa Overall Supply Co. Gz'el lickv$11e Gratiot County Landfill * St. Louis G~d Hedbl~ ~c~a Ionia City ~dfil] Ionia ~L Argue ~df~11 Osh~ T~shlp Ken~ ~dtl]l K~ Liquid Dls~sal, Inc. Has~ ~y Pare Narque~ ~ NcCr~ Edison Men.era ~h Br~so~ Industrial ~rea Novaco Gr~dv~lle ~s~eke Gro~d ~a~er C~t~a~ton sas Dalton ren om Pscka~/n~ Co~. o Fe~oskey ~lclpel Mall Fle;d Ras~ss~'s ~ Gre~ Oak T~ship Pose Tmmshlp Dump Rosa Township Date proposed or announced # /: Rank/ group i2/82 10/81 78 4/85 12/82 12/82 12/82 ]2/82 7182 2~ 12/82 531 1218~ 485 10/84 184 10/84 7/82 12/62 12/82 576 )2/82 om 7/82 J 12182 350 ]30 148 12/82 297 12182 609 7/82 161 30840037 3054.0037 Statelsite namelloca~on Mich[san, final sites [continued] Roto-Fini|h Co.. Inc. Shiawsssee River Date proposed or announced #4 Rank/ group tip 10/84 352 12/82 634 South Nsco~b DISpOSal Authority (Landfills #~ a~d #~a) I0/8~ 555 Nac~b Southvest 0tries Co~y ~dft11 Paxk 12/82 378 Spirea ~dfill Spa~a 12/82 598 Spar~ Cb~al Co. 12/82 Sp~egelberg ~dft11 Gxe~ O~ T~hip SprlngfLeld T~shlp ~ Dav~sbur~ SturgLs N~LcLpI] Veils Sturgis SCA Inde~ndent ~ndflll Huskegon Heights Tar hke H~celona T~shlp 12/82 12/8Z 9/83 12/82 12/82 x120 1~ 317 ~ll 191 Huskeson Torch ~ke Houghton U.S. aviex H~ard T~shlp Velslcol Chemical Co~. (H~chi~) I0/8~ 223 12/82 12/82 Verona Vell FLeld Batt)e C~eek 7/82 218 ~ash KinK La~d~ Pleas~ Plslns ~ oink SRE ~aste Hana~t of Hichls~ (Holl~d La~ns) nen an Holl~d 12/82 367 lO/SA |i ~itehall Ionia 7 67 | 68 Statelelte namelh)catJon Michigan, propo~d sites (~ontin~edl Folker~em8 Refuse Gr~d ~ooke~ ~Hontague P1~t) Date proposed or announced ~ ~ Rank/ group 5/86 Or 12 9/89 Cr 11 J 8 L ~df111 Ro~hes~ H111~ Kent C[~y ~obile H~e Park K~t City E~or Industrial Cedillac Gr~d Michlg~ D~s~sal Service (Cork Street L~dfill) 5/86 9/85 Gr 12 9/aS Cr 11 10/84 Gr 11 10/$4 Gr 9 Rockwell ]~te~stio~al Corp. (Alles~ ~l~t) Mi~anota(~ Sites: 36 Final + 2 Proposed = 38 ins 1 : 4/85 Gr 3 10/84 562 Agate Lake Scrapyard Feirview TO~mship Arrowhead Reffnery Co. 1018~ 670 273 Boise Cascade/Onan/Hedtronics Fridley Burlington Northern (Brainerd/Saxter Plant) Brainerd/Baxter East Bethel Demolition Landfill East Bethel T~nship Freeway Sanitary I~ndflll Burnsville 1~ Corp. (Frldley Pl~t) Frldley General Hills/Henkel Corp. M~nneapolls Joslyu Manufacturing & Supply ~r~kl~ C~ter K0cb Reflnln Co./N-Ran Co~. Pine B~d ~oppers Coke St. Pa~] K~er ~ani~ary L~dfill B~idJl ~urt M~ufacturi~S Co. Frtdley 9/83 172 7/82 222 9/85 6B6 9/8~ 241 7/82 17 s/as 461 9/83 268 10/84 629 10/81 104 10/84 /.76 10/84 618 _-- sesso 3054.0038 name/location Minnesota, fina|sites{continued) Lehillier/Mankato Site Lehilller/M~kato Date proposed or announced #~ Rank/ group 7/82 10/8~ 302 602 MacG111s & Gibbs Co./Bell Lumber & Pole Co. New Briahton Brightoa/Arden Hills Brighton Nuttin8 Tr~ck & Caster Co. Faribault NL Industrles/Teraorp/~olden &uto (once listed as National Lead Teracorp) St. Louis Park Oak Grov~ S~nltary Landfill Oak Grove Township Oakdsle Dump Oekdele Olnsted County Sanitary Landfill Oro~oco Perhs~ Arabic 9/63 7/82 9/83 195 43 422 369 lO/8; 10/81 10/8~ 9/83 278 77 /.11 P4-o Bend Sanitary Landfill (once listed Sanitary Lf/CroabyAmertc~nDemolirion Dakota County as Pine Bend Landfill) Relll~ Tar & Chemical ~orp. (St. Louis Park Plant) St. I~uia Perk South ~ndover Site (once listed as Andover Sites) ~ndover St. St. Loui= River Site Louis County St. Regis Paper Co. Cass l,~ke Union Scrap Iron & Natal CO. Hinneapolla U~Iversi~y of M/r~aa0ta (Roremount Research Center) 10/81 10/81 9/83 9183 lo/84 140 39 487 593 133 298 2~0 ~8ite Perk Wells ~ai~e Park ~ke EI~ Waste Disposal ZngineertnS ~hitta~er Corp. 9/85 9/8~ 7/~2 9183 S03 162 69 Data proposed announced ~ Rank/ group lO/8~ 406 5/86 Gr 9 9/85 Cr 11 Hissisetppt(HS) Sites: 2 Final F~msl: Flo~ood Slte * Flo~ood N~wso~ Brothers/Old Rainhhold Chealcsle, Inc. Colusble Hiesour1(HO) Sites: 12 F~nol $ Proposed= 17 F~nal: Bee Gee ~8a~ufsctnrLr~ Co. 9/83 98 10184 2~5 lOlS~ 702 Elllsvllle Site e Elltsvtlle 10/81 ~0 Fulbrtght Landfill Spr~nsfleld I0/$1 Lee Chemical Liberty 10/8~ 219 Mlnker/Stout/Souaine Creek (once listed an Arena 2: Fills I and 2] Imperial 12182 ~7 EEerie North-U Drive Well Contantnetion Springfield Quality Plat/~ Slkeston Shenandoah Stable8 (once listed as Arena 1: Shenandoah Stables) Enie nroe ~oscow Hills Solid State Circuits, Inc. Republic Syntax Facility Versa eo 10/84 I0/8~ 12/82 688 354 663 w we o 10/84 419 12/82 271 Ti~es B~c.h Site T~ BeaGh Valley Perk TCE Valley Pa~k . 3/83 366 681 7O Ststelsite namefloca~on Missouri (~ontinued) Date proposed or announced ~ Rank/ group Proposed: Conservation ~h~ical Co. Kansas Clt~ F~ndett Corp. S~. Charles Lake City &r~smm~uition Plant (Northvest L~goon) Independence Quail Run Hobile Hanor Grey Sum~i~ Walden Spring Quarr~ (USDOE/~) 5t.Charles County Hontane(HT) Sites: 7 Final + 2 proposed = 9 Final: Anaconda Co. Smelter ~sconde East Helena Site (once listed ss East Helena Smelter) East Helena Idaho Pole C~. 418S Or 14 10184 Gr 9 10/84 Gr 12 f 9183 Or 15 10/84 Or 2 F 12/82 47 9/83 29 10184 401 Libhy Ground He~e~ Contamination Libby Millto~m Reservoir Sad~en~s Hillto~n Houa~ Indus~ries Col~bus Silver Bow Creek SI1 ~o~/Dear Lodge Proposed: Semmes Surlington Northern Railroad Henbane Pole and Treating Butte (Samara Tie-TreatinS Plant) Nebranka(~) Sites: 2 F~n~l + 3 Propoeed= 5 wi mFinal: rt crm ~everly Proposed: Cornhusker Army ~muuition Plant Hell County Lindsey HanufecturL~g ae on Llndsay Honroe Auto Equipment Cozad CO. Co. 12182 12/82 I0/8~ 12182 626 272 613 21 mo Gr 9 Or 12 [-Hag-ges | 10184 321 I0184 420 10/84 Gr 4 F a . ' 10/8~ Gr 4 9185 Gr 2 71 J 3054.0039 PT72 A e>n ne yp Slate/site name/location proposed or announced # # Rank/ group# Toe TTT New Hampshire(N'd) Sites: 12 Final + 1 Proposed = 13 Final : &uburn Road Landfill LondDnderry 121ez Coakley Imndtl! ]0/s~ 680 Dover Bunicipal Landfill Dover 12182 KsarsarKe Hetsl]urgica] ~rp. (once listed as Kearsage 9/83 395 Hetallursical Corp.) Conway Keels ~Jlv~ro~ental Services (once listed as ~S) 10is1 19 iig-------- Ottati & Goss/Ktnsston Steel Dru~ (once listed as Ottatl& GOsa) Savaae ~uniclpal Water Supply Eg rn $o~era~orth Sanitary Landftl! ~outh Htmicipol ~aaer Supply ~el] Peterboroush 10/~1 a129 9/83 430 ww 12/82 9/83 ~,71 Ttbbets Road 8arrL.gton T~nkham Garage Londonderry Proposed: Hottolo Pig Fans Raymond New Jersey(SJ) Sites; 91Fnsl + 6 Proposed = 97 Final: A. O. Pol~ser 10/81 ~/88 12/82 23 3/.2 28] Gr 7 12/82 683 12/82 168 12/82 12/82 Brick Township Landfll] Brick To~nship 12/82 2a3 12/$2 S8 ewahn e woye, | Statels|te nome/Iocabon Date proposed or announced ~t ~ Rank/ group ~ewJerseyl[ina|sites(continued) Bridgeport Rental & Oil Services Srld~epor~ Burnt Fly Dos Harlboro Tovnahip 10/81 35 10/81 ~0 Chemical Control Elizabeth Chemical Leeman Tank 6~nes, Inc. (once lia~ed as Chemical Lea~an Tank ~iners, Inc.) Bridgeport Chemsol, Inc. Pisca~ay meee Ctbo-Geigy Corp. (once listed as Tos R~ve~ Chemical) To~s R~vet Cinnam~n$on To~nshlp (Block 702) Ground ~ater Clnnamtnson Township -- Combe Fill Horsb ~andflll Houut 01ivaTvp Combe ~i~1 So~tb Landflll Cheater To~n~htp C~p~r Road CPS/Had~son Industries Old Bridge Township D'Imperio Property Hamilton Township De Re~al Chemical Co. R~n~oodTo~mship Delilah Road E~ Harbor To~nshlp Dearer & 8chafsr X-Ray Co. Bsyvtlla Diamond Alkali Co. Ne~ark Dover H~mictpal ~ell h Dovor T~mshIp Ellis Property Evaahaa Township Evor Philllps I~aaln~ 10/81 215 9/83 20~ 12/82 295 12/82 lb6 10/S& - = 12/82 12/82 197 251 9/83 12/82 10 10/81 76 9/8~ 9/83 175 12/82 9/83 12/82 12/82 359 h88 685 516 12/S2 S~aonS To~$~p 12/$2 ~00 73 30540040 3054.0040 pC74 i mee New lersey, final sites (continued} Florence Land Reontourlng, Inc., Landfill Florence To~ehip Fried Industries est Brtmswick T~p Glen Ridge Radium Site Glen Ridge AE Plumsteed -- Township GEHS Landfill Gloucester Tovnship Helen Krmr Landfill finDate proposed or snnoun~d ~ Rank/ group 9/83 10/84 10/84 Eo 10/81 199 7182 12 7/82 & Hercules, Inc. (Gibbsto~n Plant) Gibbst~ Hopkins Far~ 12/82 9183 lul~rial Oil ~., Inc./Chsuplou Che~tcals Imperial Oil Co., In.) Horgsnvills (once ltsted as 12/82 Jeckson To~mehtp Landftl! Jackson Tosmship Jig Land~11 Junesburg/S. Brnewck 12/82 12/82 Kln-Buc Landf11 Edison T~nshlp King of Prussia 12/82 &07 210 Htllsborough Landfill ~ Development Co. Mount Holly Lang Property Pe~berton Totmehlp Liperi I~ndfill Lone P~ne Land111 Freehold Tovnehlp M&T Deltas I*~nd11 &ebury Park ~annhea avenue ~uap Galloway To~nshlp Ns~vood Ch~ical Co. Hs~ood/RochellaPk EE ne Metaltec/Aerosysteas Frunkl~ Borough Monitor Devices. Inc./Intercircutts, Inc. Yell Township 7/82 103 9/83 12/82 1 12/82 12/82 12/82 a 12/82 182 ~/85 - soason 3054.0041 eo Statel$|te namegocs~on Date propoeod or announced ~ ~' Rank/ group New Jersey,|inaisites(continued) Monroe Township Landfill Monroe Township Montcleir/~est Or&age Radium Site Montlair/V Orange Moncgumery Township TEE, ~ntg~e~ ~shlp Hyers Propert~ Fr~k]~ T~ship Houslns Develo~en 12/82 308 10/84 178 12/82 413 a 12/82 Nascoltte Co~. Hill~tlle ~ Industries Pedrtckt~ p@pe F~sld Boonton P~Jak Fa~ P1~s~ead T~shlp P~ons Oaks R~sid~n~lal ~ells Ga11~sy T~shlp Prlc~ ~dfil1 ~ Pleas~ville PJP ~df~11 Jersey City 9/8~ 12/62 12/62 10/81 10/S; 10/81 12/82 132 60o 6 698 Radia~o. Tec~olo~, Inc. Rocka~ay T~ship Reich Fam Pleaser Pla~s Renora, Inc. Ediaon T~shlp Rin~ Mlnes/~dfill R~ Bcro.~ Rockavay Borough Well F~eld Rockavay T~sh~p Rocka~ay T~sh~p ~ells Rockauay Rocky Hill H~lctp=] ~=ll 12/62 12/82 12/82 12/82 12/82 12/82 3S8 134 3o9 686 Roeblins Steel Co. 12/62 3~5 Ssyrevll]e ~nd~ill Sa~rev~lle Scientific Ch~ical Process~g, Inc. Carlstadt [ei Sharkey ~dftll pa~s~pp~y/Troy Hls Shteldalloy Co~. ~ewf~eld Borough 12/82 12/82 74 12/82 187 -e 9/83 45 -75 | 76 mee Statelslte namellomflon New ~ersey, fin~Jsites(continue~]] South Brunswick Landfill SoRe Data proposed or Rank~ announced #~ group # 12/82 124 8pence FIx~a P]u~stead Township S~ope 0il & Che=tcal Co. 10/81 2~3 7/82 Syncon Ree~$ South Kearny Tabernacle Dru~Du~p Tabernacle Township U.S. Radiu~ Corp. Or~n&e 7182 9/83 12/82 ~23 Universal Oil Products (Che~ica] Division) Eett Rutherford Upper Deerfleld Township Sanitary Landfill Upper DaerfieldT~p i ees en Ventro~/Veleicol Wood Ridge Borough Vine]and Chemical Co., lnc. V~neland Stats School Vine]and 12/82 108 9/83 -" g/83 ~/8~ 12/82 ~. R. Grebe & CO., Wayne Townehlp Inc. (WaTae Plant) We]dick &erospace Devices, Inc. Wall Township Willims Property Swalnton Wflson Farm Plu~stead Township 9/83 21~ 10/~ 12/82 9183 Woodland Route 532 Dump Woodland Toemeh~p 9/83 ~03 ~oodl~nd Routa 72 ~ ~dl~d T~shlp 9/83 62~ Prowled: Dayco COF]~./L.E Carpenter CO. ~harton Boroqh Gr ~ 10/8~ Cr 9 F Natlack, lnc. Woo]wich Tovnshlp Navel Air Engineering Canter (h~EC) Naval Colts Weapons Neck S~etlon Earle (Site A) lO/S~ Gr 12 9/85 Gr 11 9/85 Gr 4 F lO/B~ Gr 9 F omS~atelsite nsmellomflon New Be~ico(Ntt) Sites: 4 Final T& SF {Clovis) Clovis South V~lley * &Ibuquerque Unite~ ~clear Church Rock N~ York(~) Si~es: 57 F~nal Sou~h Cairo oERv~chor Hicksv~lle kpplt~d nvlro~ental Gl~n~o~ L~din8 Satavia ~dftll Services Brewster Well Field ~n~Co~ty Byron Barrel & BEC Truckin~ T~ of Clsrmon~ Old Bethps~e Clothier Dis~sal T~of T~ of Colemvllle Vii of Nsrr~sbur Villa~e of Endi~ot El~ira ~lton ~C Co~. (~bl~ Road T~ o Shelby O~eral ~or~ (Central Fo~d~ Division) ~ldisc Re~ord~Ks, Inc. Holbr~k =wallsData 555, proposed Rank/ announced 'N' group zo/8l 563 10/81 7t82 1ot81 12/82 566 Tmon 10/8~ 10/84 10/81 12/82 zo/8~ 10/8~ 10/84 10/8~ 522 10/8~ 657 10/8~ 1D/84 10/81 12/82 1018~ 226 578 9/83 10/84 569 77 3054.0042 ! 78 a Statelaite name~oceUon New York,[in~lsites(conlinued) G Horsau Sou~h Glen Fells Havl]~d Complex T~n of Hyde Park Hertel Platteki]l Hooker (Hyde Park) Niagara Falls Hooker (S Area) Nlagare Falls Booker (102nd Street) Niagara Falls Ee Hooker Chemical/Ruco PoI]mer Hicksvllle Rudson River PCBs Rudson River Johnsto~n City Landf11 Town of 3ohns~ow~ Corp. Ka~oneh HUntclpa] Well Totm of Bedford Ken~ark Textile Corp. Far~ngdals Kentucky Avenue Well Field Ho~seheada Liberty Industrial Farmlngdala Love Canal Niagara ~alle Lud]~ Sand & Gravel Clay~tl|e Narathon Battery Corp. Cold Springs Colonle Nepere Chas~cal Co., lnc. ~aybrook Niagara County I~heat1eld North 8=e~lclpal I~ndfll] Nozth Sea Old Bethpage I~ndflll Oyster Bay 01eanWell Field Oleen Pasley Solvents & Cheaica]a~ Inc. Hemps~ead ERR Date proposed or announced ~t ~t Rank/ group 12/82 10/84 52 561 seme Statelslt8 namellocation New York, final siles (continued) Pollution Aba~e=en~ Services (P&S) '* Oswego Port ~anh~ng~o~ ~andf~ll ir Fy | D818 proposed or announced ~t Rank/ group 10181 7 12/82 2~9 10/84 10/84 $00 12/82 $10 12/82 261 12/02 150 10/84 12/82 I=. 10/84 337 9/83 107 S~clalr Reftne~ Lincklaen 10/8~ 192 S.ffe~ Village ~e11 ~ield Village of Suf~em 10/8; 492 Syosse~ ~dfill ]0/84 610 7/82 379 10/84 163 Deer Park Tr~c Plat~8 Co., Inc. Fa~insdale VesCal ~ater Sa~ly Well 1-1 (once listed with 10/81 12/82 10/81 12/82 10/$4 139 ~3 656 264 Vestal ~ater S~pply ~ell ~-2 (once lsted Veil 1-I as one Ves~al Volney ~c~psl L~dfil] T~ of Volney Wide Beach Devel~t Brat York 0~I Co. ~oira IO/S] 375 10/84 10/81 10/81 552 266 C~l~ Ge~zele P]atl~ Co. Fr~kl~ Square 10/84 572 Tro7/82 12/82 10/84 ~76 12/82 ll& 10/8~ 10/8~ 2~3 12182 12/82 315 10/8~ 12/82 72 7/82 201 5/86 Gr 9 5/86 Gr 11 5/86 G~ 11 10/84 380 - | Lo! 79 050.0088 3054.0043 I 8O i Statels|te namelloc~tion New Yok. proposed sites (continued) Griffiss Air Force Base Hel~a Rocket Fuel Area Richardson Bill Road Landfill/Pond Sidney Center Date me new proposed or Te announced 5~ ~f" Rank/ group 10/84 Gr ll F 5/86 Cr 12 5/86 Gr 11 Noymck/Sag ~arbor 5/86 Gr 13 Warwick North Carolins(NC) Sites: 6 Final 2 Proposed = 8 Final: Bypass 601 Ground Water Contamination Celanese Corp. Shelby (Shelby Fiber Operations) 9/85 Sr 14 10/84 418 10/84 181 3adco-Huahes Facility Belmont 12/82 660 10/84 332 12/82 146 North Carolina S~a~e D~lvers~ty (Lot 86, Far~ kit ~1) Pro~sed: Cape Fear Wo~ Preserv~g Fayettev~lle 10184 193 ~/86 Gr II North Dakote(~) Sites; 1 4/85 Cr 13 Arsenic Trioxide Site * Southeastern ND Ohlo(OH) Sites: 27 F~al + 3 Proposed = 30 FJ.na]: A]]ie~ Chm~cal & Ironton Coke lronton Als~o Anaconda Gnedenhutteil &rc~um Iron & Hera1 Darke County Big D C~mpground Kinasville lO/8l 91 12/82 10/~. 12/82 12/82 217 287 28 639 33005544..00004444. mt tin State/Bite nsmellocation Ohio.[inalsites(~ontinued) Bo~ers Landfill Circleville ou | Date proposed or $e announced ~ 5~ Rank/ group 12/82 165 12/82 Coshocton Landfill Franklin To~nshlp E.H. Schilling Landfill Hamilton To~ship Fields Brook Ash~abula Fultz I~ndftll Jackson Township Industrial Excess Landfill ~n~0nto~n Lasktn/Poplar 0tl CO. (once listed as Poplar Oil Co.) Jefferson Township Miami County Incinerator Troy Nease Chemical Salem New Lyme ~andfill New Lyme Old Hill (once l~sted as Rock Creek/Jack Webb~ Rock Creek Dayton Pristine, Inc. Readlng Republic Steel Corp. Quarry Elyrle S~i~a~ L~dfill Co. Dls~sa] Co., Inc.) Da~on (Indus~rlsl ~an~e West Chester South S~it National DeerfJeld T~sh~p ~i~ed S~rap ~ad Co., Inc. Troy Van Dale J~kyard Z~esvllle Well Field 12/82 10181 12/82 10/84 9/83 12/82 12/82 12/82 9/83 12/82 10/84 10/84 B~ 520 25~ 384 462 463 815 666 4?9 1Z/B2 9183 10/81 9/53 10184 12/~2 6~9 232 138 574 475 "81 pot82 Date proposed or announced ~ Rank/ group Co.pass Industries (Avor~ Drive) Co~ass Industries) T~laa (once listed as Hardaje/Crtner (once listed as Cr~ner/Hardsse a D~sponal) Cr~ner Sand Sprln~s Petroche~tcal Co~lex S~nd SprLnKs Tar Creek (Ottawa County) Waste 918~ 454 ;oo10/81 160 10/84 10/81 694 56 Proposed: T~nker A~r Force ~ase (Soldier Creek Ares/Eulldin8 3001) Oklahoma City O~e$on(OR) $~te~: 4 F~nal + 1 Proposed ~/8~ G~ 7 F Fnal: Gould, Inc. Portland Martln-MarlatCm &lv~Inum Co. The Dellum Teledyne Wah Chart8 Albany U~Ited Chr(~e Products, Corva]lla 12/82 $91 10184 12/82 116 9183 Proposed: Umatllls Az~y Depo~ (L~oona) Heruiston Pe~mJylvanle(PA) 8i~ea; A8 F~al + 17 Pr~lod = 65 101~ Gr l~ F ~ler Barks S~d PI~ tm ~n~s~ Blos~ski T~sh~p ~dflll 10/84 323 918~ ---12/82 State/slte namello~ation I~ennsylvania. finalsites(c0ntinued) Srodhead Creek ~troud=bur~ Bra's Batte~ Braakins Shoenakermvilln Br~tn L~goon Bruin Borough Centre County Kepone Ste~e Collese Bore Crai8 Far~ Drum Parker Croydon TCE Croydon D~rney Road Landfill Upper Hacunsle Twp maIlou~leeaville Disposal Douglasavtlle Drake Chemical Lock Haven ~ast Ho~.~ Zion Fischer & Porter Co. Warmth= ~ez Haver%o~u P~P Hayer ford Heleva Landfill No~th Whitehall ~ ~derson Road Buffalo T~shtp S~ab~ T~ship Indus~rial ~e Kimberton Boroush Old ForKe Boroush ~nsd~e Radiation Site L~sd~e Li~d~e ~ ~arr~son T~sh~p sem~rd-Shope ~df~ll Girard T~shtp Belve~ ~ Malve~ esas 3054.0045 Date proposed or announced ~1~ Rank/ group 12/82 10/84 10181 12/82 12/82 9185 91'63 236 Too 12182 102 7/s2 394 9/83 12/82 681 12/82 12/82 9/83 10/81 10/84 196 12/82 12/82 4/85 10/81 151 wn , 10/81 12/82 225 83 | |:84 Statelaite namello ceflon Pennsylvania. fina~ sites (continued) proposed or ennounced~t Renk~ group Hr.Adoo 8orough ~etal Sanka Philadelphia M~ddleto~n Air Finld Middletown Mill Creek Dump Erie Nodern Sanitation Landf11 I~o~er Windsor Tvp Hoyers Laudf111 aglevllle H~ H~nufactur~ng (once ]lsted as Dcmno Selvage Yard) Valley Tovashlp Old City of York Landfill Seven Valleys Osborne Landfill Grove City 10/81 12/82 lo/8; 9/o3 10/84 12/82 10/84 12/82 7182 26 A28 228 111 Presque Isle Erie Resin Disposal Jefferson Borough Shrlver'a Corner S~raban Tovnahip S~anley ~ess ]er King of Prussia orTaylor Borough Dump Taylor Borough Upper Herion Twp ]2/82 lZ/0z 12182 10/84 12/82 ~44 ST9/83 9/83 12/82 7O0 Chester Westtn&house Elevator Co. Plant Cettysburg Wesrline Slte Westltne Whlt~Oyer I~boretorles Jackson To~nshlp 10181 9/89 10/84 12182 611 10/04 233 3054.0046 Statelaite name~oc~on Pennsylvania [continued) Proposed: Belly Ground Water Contamination Belly Borough Bendix Flight Systems Division 8ridRe~ater Township Bu~ler Hine Tunnel Date proposed or announced ~W, Rank/ group 5/86 Gr 9/85 Gr 12 S/8~ Gr 4 Foster CryoChem, Inc. Delta Quarries & Disposal, Inc./Statler Landfill Antls/LoRa~T~,ps Eastern Diversified Hstals Ho~etov~ Hebelke Auto Selvete Yard Neisenber~ Township 5/56 Gr 15 5/86 Gr 7 5/86 Gr 13 S/a~ Cr 12 Le~terkenny Army Depot (Property Disposal Office Area) Frankli~ County Letterkermy Ar~y Depot (Southeast Ares) Chs~bersburg Naval Air Development Center (8 Waste Areas) Raeser's Landfill Upper Necungis Eee Revere Chemical Co. Nockaetxon To~nshlp Rohm & Haas Co. ~andftll Bristol Tounshp Ro~te 940 Drt~ Dump (once listed as Pocono Summit) Pocono Sumtt Hopeue]] Tc~nship 4/85 Gr 9 10/8; Gr 11 ~/86 Gr 2 4/83 Gr 14 nn9/85 Gr 13 4/8~ Gr 4 9/83 Gr Flnal: Barceloneta Landfill Florida Afuere Fibers Public Supply Hells Joboe Frontera Creek Rio &bajo hGE ~irtng Devices Juana Di~ 12/82 3;1 9/83 493 12/82 285 12~B2 -85 | |86 E I E---- Sl~tel~lo n~mt~o~tion proposed or announ~d~q~ Rank/ Oroup # Juncos Barce]oneta ]2/82 12/82 Ve&a Alta Public Supply Veils Ve&a Alta Rhc~e lsllmd(Rl) Sites: 8 Final 9183 9183 Flnsl: Centre] L~ndflll Johnston Davis (GSR) Landfill G]oceeter Davis Liquid Waits Smlthflsld L~ndfl]l & Resource Recovery, Inc. (L&P~, Inc.) North Eelthfield Pe~erson/Purlts~, Inc+ Llnco]n/Cumberland 10/aA 4/8~ 10/81 12182 12/82 224 387 208 173 Coventry ttamlna Mills, Inc. ~ills, Inc.) North Smlthield (once listed as Porestdale-Sta~lns Western Sand & Gravel EurrJllvtlle South CarolL~a(SC~ Sites: 10 Final + 2 Proposed - 12 Final: Cerulean, Inc. Fort Lswn Goiger (C & H Oil) Independent Nail Co. BeaUfort Beeufor~ KOpper= Co., Inc. (Florence Plant) Florence Leonard Chemical Co., Inc. Rock 10/81 12/82 10/81 12/82 9/83 9/83 9/83 9/83 7~ 595 588 62 63 1.56 2.16 S~atels~e nime/Io~sflon $outh~a~lina, finalsites(contlnued) DAxAana 5C~DI Bluff Road * Col~bia SC~I Dixi~a Cayca Proposed: Medley Fa~m Dr~ ~p Gaffney South Dakota(SD) Sites: 1 Final Final: Tennessee(TH) Sites: 7 Final + )Proposad 8 Final: Gallavay Pits Gellaway Lewisbuzg Murray-Ohio Du~ North Holl3mood Dump * Ne~phis Velstcol Chemicsl Corp. (Hardeman County) Toone Pr~s~: F~s]: Brldje Cl~y Bio'Eco]o~ Syst~s, Inc. Gr~d Prairie 9183 10/81 7182 9183 396 83 203 5/86 Gr 13 5186 Gr 7 10/81 20 497 12/82 12/82 12162 12183 638 567 229 10/81 12/82 95 2OO .I0184 Gr 2 F 10184 128 10/81 ~01 " | 87 2054.0047 3054.0047 Stotolsite ee namellocation Crystal Chemical Co. Houston Fr~, L~d. C~s~ 6enevs Industrles/Fuh~ ~er~ Co~. ~ous~on ~arris (Farley Street) ~sh l~ds Acld Sappers Co.. In~. (Texa~k~a T~ark~l ~ HSrque North Cavalcade S~reet ~oulton ~ ~essa Pedro-Chancel Systm, Inc. (~rtle ~you) Llber~y Catty Slkes Die.sol Pits Crosby ~u~h Cavalcade S~reet Houst~ ~ask~ Texark~a ~ Prese~ ~. Texark~a Trt~s]e Ch~c81 ~. Bridle City ~l~ed Cr~sot~i ~. Conr~ Proposed: 81r Force Plant #4 (General D3m~nlcs) Fort ~orth fBoeren Lone Star inky mmmltlon Pl~nt Texarkana Sheridan Disposal Se~vicaa J Sol Lynn/Industrial Tranafo~mmrs = Date Proposed or announced ~1 ~i# Rank/ group 7/82 10/81 22 9/8~ 37 10/6~ 10/81 10/8~ 10/~ 10/8~ 620 27 ~0 319 320 10/84 66~ 10/~1 10/~ 391 10/8~ 186 ~/8~ 363 13/82 697 S/83 ~3~ 10/64 Gr 8 F ee 10/~ Sr 4 Zi IO/eA Gr 13 F 5/86 Gr 13 I0/8A Gr 8 TL sosatose 3054.0048 soso Stetel$ito namellocs~on ir Dote proposed announced # Rank/ group Utah(Ur) Sites: 3 FLnal 7 Proposed = 10 Final: Honticello Radioactively Contsal~stad Properties ~onttcallo Portland C~a~nt Co. ([lln D~st Sites 2 & ~) S~lt ~ke City ROSS Park 51u~e P~t * SeI~ ~e C~y Pro~sed: H~I] Air Force Bees OSden Hldvale Hldvale O~den De,ease Doper Osd~ Olson/Neiharz ~ar~ S~ ~. (~1~ale Tall~ss) (once Sbaron Steal Co~. (Hidvale ~l~er)) H1dvsle T~le A~ De~ (North T~el~ 10/84 5O2 10/84 112 10/81 99 10/84 Gr & F 5186 Gr 11 10/84 Gr ~ F 10/84 Gr 12 10184 Gr ! 9/85 10/84 Gr 0 Y F~al: Old Spr~fiold Spr~ield P~e Street C~I1 ~ Burlins~on Virl~nia(VA) F~nal: Av~ex Fibers, Inc. TEs Ch~sman Creek York L,A. Clarke Em5~sylv~la Catty Ha~h~ E]sctr~lst~* Ro~oke ~ehart Tire Firs Frsdertck Co~y 12/82 506 10/81, 88 TI 10/~ 489 10/81 211 =r 10/81 = 89 [I 9O NorthsLds1~ndflll Spokann proposed or announced ~t# Ren~ group 12182 671 12/82 506 5/8S Gr 10/84 Gr 10/84 Gr 11 Y Gr 10164 Gr 7 9/83 691 12182 338 lO/B) 329 L2/82 110 t2/S2 61 12/82 389 9/83 692 ~2/82 518 12/82 12/82 303 lO/8& lO/B& 10184 693 , State/site namelloce~on Washin~on, ~ina| situ (~ontinued) Northvsst T~for~er Everson Puticids Imb (akima) Yak~an (~aen City Fanu Naple Valley SLlvar~otmtai~ Hina Date proposed or announced N~ Rank/ group 10/~ 12/82 676 9/83 $24 I0/~4 Tof~dahl Drum~ Brush Prairie ~es~arn Procnsein& Co., Inc. Kant Proposed: Bsnsor Ordnance Disposel Bremsrton Fort Lew~s (Land~ll No. 5) Tacoma Hidden Valley Landfill (Thun Field) Pierce County Nc~hor~ Air Force 8ass (Vesh Rack/Trnsteent a~ee) IO/BA ~/82 10/8~ 10/8/* Gr 3/86 Gr 6 10/84 G~ ~ F Naval Air S~ation, Vhidbey Isled (Ault Field) ~hidbey Island 9/85 Naval Air Station, Vhidbay Island (Seaplane Base) ~htdbn~ Island 9/8~ Nave] ~ndersas Varlets ng/nsert~ Statto~ (4 Vesta rea~) Kayport 3/86 Old Inland P~t Spokane 5/86 Wyckoff Co./Bs~]a Harbor Beinbrtd~a Island Vest Virginia(t/V) Sites: S Final + 1 Proposed = 6 Finel: Fiko ChemlceI, Inc. Nltro Fo]lansbee Sloe ~ollansbee 9/8~ 12/S~ 1Z/82 Leetovn Pest~Xde 12/S2 O= h P Gr S F Gr 12 F Gr 460 ~1 Ordnance ~orks ~isposal Areas 10/84 West Yirsinie Ordnance * Poin~ Pleasant Pr~pos~d: Hcbay ~hemial Corp. (Ne~ Hsrtinsville Plant) New ~e~tinsvllle 10/81 89 10/~ 91 3054.0049 e __--_e -- St~tel|lte ceme~omeon Wisconsin(VI) Sites: 26 Final + 4 Proposed = 30 Final : City Disposal Corp. L~ndfill Durm Delavan Municipal Veil Eau Clai:e Nunictpa] Well Field Eau Claire Padro~skl Drum Disposal Franklin Janesville Ash Beds J~nesville Janesville Old Landfill Janesville ~ohler Co. Kohler Lauer I Sanitary Henomonee Falls LE Dale proposed or announced N 5J~ Ran~ group 9t83 444 9/83 9/83 10184 9183 64 9183 6O 9183 9/83 9/85 s/s3 9/83 9/83 ~lS~ 10/84 9183 9183 ~/~ S/83 519 205 496 589 149 307 '90 608 49 306 92 204.0050 3054.0050 nee Sin mtmu, 9/83 183 549 465 ago 684 6~ Gr 8 Or 9 Gr 13 Gr 5 437 93 LL EA ~~ EEPPAA SSuuppeerrffuunnd OOffffiicceess For furth~ informal(on, call toll free G orlei s= .~.....~ - , ~ '~ , .; ay = Refd LA - U.S. Enviror~nen~al Protection A~ency SEE g Office of Emergency ~ Rernedi~l ee Reepon=e !WH-548E) 401 M Street, SW U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Region 6 Hazardous Waste Management Division Washington, DC 20460 CML: 120~I 475-8103 FTS: 475-8103 1201 Elm Street 0alla~, TX 75270 CML: (214] 767-2730 FTS: 729-2730 U.S Environmental Protection Region 1 Wast~ M~nagement Division John F. Kennedy Building Boston, MA 02203 CML: (617~ 223-5186 FTS: 223-5186 Agency U.S. Environmental Protection Region 7 Waste Management Division 726 Minnesota Avenue Kansas City, KS 66101 CML: 1913) 236-2850 FTS: 757-2850 Age/~cy U.S. Environmental P~otection Agency Region 2 Office of Emergency ~ Remedial Response 26 Fe<:lerel Plaza New Yock, N 10279 CML: 1212) 264-3082 FTS: 264-3082 U.S. Environmental Protection Region 8 Waste Management Division One Denver Place 999 18th Street Denver, CO 80202-2413 CML: (303) 293-1720 F-rs: 564-1720 Age'~cy U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Region 3 Hazardous Waste Management Division ~41 Chestnut Building PhilaOeiDnla, PA 191~ CML: 1215) 597~131 ~S: ~7~13~ U.S. Environmental Protection Region 9 Toxics ~ Waste Management 215 Fremont Street San Francisco, CA 94105 CML: 1415) 974-7460 FTS: 454-7460 Agency Division U.S. Envitonmectal Protection Region 4 Waste Management Division ~45 Couttland Street, NE Atlanta, GA 30365 CMI~ (404) ~81-3454 FTS: 257-3454 Agency U.:~, Environmental Protection Region 10 Hazardous Waste Division 1200 6th Avenue Seattle, WA 98t01 CMt: (2061 442-1906 Agency U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Region 5 Waste Management Division 230 South Dearborn Street, 12th FIO~ Chicago, IL 60604 CML: (312) 886-7579 94 FTS: 886-7579 sos 3054.0051