RODs Signed By EPA From January 1, 1987 To Date

REGION 10


Alaskan Battery Enterprises, AK

3/2/93

No further action


Eielson Air Force Base, AK

9/27/94

1

Soils contaminated with petroleum products; GW contaminated with VOCs

No further action at source areas ST49, SS53, and DP54; passive skimming system at SS51; installation of SVE system at ST20, SS50, SS51, and SS52; monitoring; institutional controls


Eielson Air Force Base, AK

9/27/94

2

Soil and GW contaminated with VOCs and lead

No Action at ST11, ST18, and ST19; active skimming system for fuel removal at ST13 and DP26; passive skimming systems at ST10 and SS14; GW extraction and treatment via air stripping at ST13 and DP26; monitoring at ST19, ST10, SS14, ST13, and DP26; institutional controls


Eielson Air Force Base, AK

9/27/94

6

Soil and GW contaminated with VOCs

GW monitoring; institutional controls


Elmendorf Air Force Base, AK

9/1/92

2nd

Source area ST41 GW primarily contaminated with BTEX, TCE, and heavy metals

GW extraction and treatment via air stripping to meet MCLs; disposal of treated GW via discharge to municipal waste water system; monitoring


Elmendorf Air Force Base, AK

9/24/94

1

GW contaminated with manganese

GW monitoring; institutional controls


Elmendorf Air Force Base, AK

12/28/94

5

Soil, sediment, GW, and SW contaminated with heavy metals

Excavation and on-site treatment of 3,000 cys. of soil; natural attenuation of aquifer; institutional controls; monitoring


Elmendorf Air Force Base, AK

5/19/95

2

GW contaminated with heavy metals

Containment; pump and treat GW via air stripping; clean and fill ST41 USTs; GW monitoring; and institutional controls


Naval Air Facility Adak, AK

3/31/95

Site 11 and Site 13

GW contaminated with heavy metals, VOCs, SVOCs, PCBs, and pesticides

Palisades Landfill construction of interceptor ditches; additional LF cover of 6 acres; institutional controls; and monitoring Present Worth - $2,275,000 O&M - $288,000 Metals Landfill Removal of shoreline debris that could adversely affect the marine environment; construction of interceptor ditches; additional landfill cover over 17 acres; GW monitoring; institutional controls Present Worth - $5,521,000 O&M - $521,000


Arrcom, ID

6/30/92

Soil contaminated primarily with BTEX, acetone, and PCBs

No Action


Bunker Hill Mining, ID

8/30/91

Soils contaminated with antimony, arsenic, cadmium, copper, lead, mercury, and zinc

Remove contaminated surface soil; revegetation of yards; dust suppression; institutional controls; monitoring


Idaho National Engineering Laboratory, ID

6/2/92

10-05

Soil contaminated primarily with TNT; site shows explosive risks due to unexploded artillery shells and anti-tank mines

Records search for other suspected ordnance locations; controlled detonation of unexploded ordnance; removal, containerization, and off-site disposal of contaminated soils in excess of 44 mg/kg for TNT


Idaho National Engineering Laboratory, ID

9/29/92

5-13

Power Burst Facility Corrosive Waste Sump and Evaporation Pond contaminated primarily with chromium

Pond stabilization via grouting and disposal of contaminated material (chromium in excess of 800 mg/kg) at the Radioactive Waste Management Complex


Idaho National Engineering Laboratory, ID

11/30/92

2-12

No action


Idaho National Engineering Laboratory, ID

12/7/92

5-10

No action


Idaho National Engineering Laboratory, ID

12/31/92

4-11

No action


Idaho National Engineering Laboratory, ID

9/24/93

7-10

Soil contaminated with radionuclides, VOCs, and PCBs

Excavation and segregation of soils in excess of 10 nCi/g TRU; chemical extraction, separation, and stabilization Present Worth - $82,611,000 O&M - $29,102,000


Idaho National Engineering Laboratory, ID (Naval Reactors Facility Industrial Waste Ditch and Landfill Areas)

9/27/94

8-07, 8-06, 8-05

Soil contaminated with heavy metals

Sites 8-05-59, 8-06-35, 8-06-36, 8-06-48, 8-06-49, and 8-06-50 require no further action; sites 8-05-1, 8-05-51, and 8-06-53, in accordance with Presumptive Remedy, will require installation of native soil cover; soil gas monitoring, and institutional controls


Idaho National Engineering Laboratory, ID (Radioactive Waste Management Complex Subsurface Disposal Area)

12/27/94

7-08

Soil contaminated with CCI4, PCE, TCE, and 1,1,1-TCA

Extraction/treatment via VVE; installation of vapor extraction wells; installation of off-gas treatment systems; soil vapor monitoring; institutional controls Present Worth Phase 1 - $12,860,000 Present Worth Phase 2 - $21,970,000 Present Worth Phase 3 - $32,360,000


McCarty's/Pacific Hide and Fur, ID

6/28/88

1st

Soil contaminated with PCBs

Excavation/fixation of contaminated soils; construction of a cap over entire area; construction of a bottom liner where necessary; construction of groundwater monitoring wells


Mountain Home Air Force Site 8, ID

6/16/92

4th

Soils contaminated with VOCs

No Action


Mountain Home Air Force B Street Landfill, ID

5/24/93

2

Soils and GW contaminated with VOCs, SVOCs, and metals

No Action


Union Pacific Railroad Sludge, ID

9/19/91

Soil and GW contaminated with petroleum hydrocarbons and NAPLs

Excavation and disposal of soil, sludge, and silt; fencing; monitoring


Union Pacific Railroad Sludge, ID (Amendment)

9/29/94

Soil and GW contaminated with petroleum hydrocarbons and NAPLs

Amended ROD eliminates three components no longer necessary to protect HH&E: soil flushing; dissolved air flotation as part of GW treatment; and construction of fence around entire sludge pit


Allied Plating, OR

6/29/93

Soils and GW contaminated with metals

No further action; institutional controls


Gould, Inc. (Soils Unit), OR

3/31/88

1st

Battery casings and matte (smelting waste product) contaminated with lead and buried onsite; surface soils, subsurface soils and sediments contaminated with lead

Recycling of battery casings to remove lead; reduce the mobility of lead in the contaminated soil, sediment and matte through fixation; continued monitoring of surface and groundwater; monitor ambient air around site


Martin Marietta Site, OR

9/29/88

1st

Soils contaminated with arsenic, PAHs, and fluoride; GW contaminated with fluoride and sulfate

Consolidate residual waste material and underlying fill material into the existing landfill; cap the landfill with a multi-media RCRA cap; place a soil cover over sludge ponds; plug and abandon nearby production wells and connect users to municipal water supply system; collect and treat leachate generated from the landfill and perched water; recover contaminated groundwater; implement groundwater monitoring and a contingency plan


Umatilla Army Depot, OR

12/31/92

1

Soil contaminated with lead

Excavation; solidification/ stabilization; on-site disposal of treated soil at active landfill Present Worth - $957,600 O&M - $618,800


Umatilla Army Depot, OR

8/10/93

8 (Active Landfill OU)

Soil and GW contaminated with VOCs, SVOCs, metals, PCBs, and pesticides

No Action; low permeability cap; GW monitoring; landfill closure


Umatilla Army Depot, OR

8/10/93

5 (Inactive Landfills OU)

Soil and GW contaminated with lead

No Action


Bangor Naval Submarine Base, WA

9/30/93

5

Soil contaminated with mercury

No Action; five year review not required


Bangor Naval Submarine Base, WA

9/28/94

2

Soil and GW contaminated with TNT, DNT, RDX, and metals

Excavation and organic amendment to enhance biological degradation of ordnance; GW extraction and treatment via GAC; monitoring


Bangor Naval Submarine Base, WA

7/19/94

4

No action


Bangor Naval Submarine Base, WA

8/8/94

6

Soil contaminated with TNT, DNT, RDX, and metals

On-base composting of ordnance-contaminated soils in excess of established cleanup levels


Bonneville Power Administration Ross Complex, WA

5/6/93

1

Soils contaminated primarily with PCBs, PAHs, and PCP

Excavation and off-site disposal of soils; treatment of Wood Pole Storage Area East soils on-site via bioremediation; institutional controls


Bonneville Power Administration Ross Complex, WA

9/29/93

2

Soil and GW contaminated with VOCs, SVOCs, PAHs, PCBs, pesticides, and metals

Capping, and institutional controls Present Worth - $240,000


Coal Creek, WA

10/17/90

PCB contaminated soil and GW

On-site incineration of PCB contaminated solids


Colbert Landfill, WA

9/29/87

1st

GW contaminated with TCE, PCE, VOCs and methlyene chloride

Alternate water supply


Commencement Bay Nearshore Tide Flats, WA

12/31/87

1st

Soil and SW contaminated with VOCs including benzene, organics including PAHs and PCBs, and metals including lead

Excavation and stabilization of soils exceeding one percent total PAHs; excavation and stabilization of all surface soils exceeding 10-6 lifetime cancer risk; removal and stabilization of ponded water; onsite disposal of treatment residuals; asphalt capping of stabilized matrix; SW diversion; GW monitoring; implementation of institutional controls including land and water use restrictions


Commencement Bay Nearshore Tide Flats, WA

3/24/95

2nd

Asarco Tacoma Smelter and Slag Peninsula contaminated with heavy metals (arsenic, copper, lead)

Excavation of 160,000 cys. of soil and slag; on-site containment; cap entire site; building demolition; drainage system replacement; monitoring; institutional controls Present Worth - $45,300,000


Commencement Bay (South Tacoma Channel) Tacoma Landfill, WA

3/31/88

1st

Groundwater contaminated with VOCs, semi-VOCs and metals; release of methane gas

Gas extraction system to eliminate off-site gas migration; groundwater extraction/treatment system; constraints on further site operations; capping of landfill; monitoring of groundwater, surface water, gas probes and air emissions; provide an alternate water supply to any residents deprived of their domestic supply due to demonstrated contamination from the landfill or due to the action of the extraction/treatment system


Commencement Bay Nearshore/Tideflats, WA

9/30/89

Sub

Sediments contaminated with PCBs, arsenic, hexachlorobenzene, tetrachloroethene, hexachlorobutadiene and bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate

Site use restrictions; habitat mitigation and fisheries enhancement projects; Confinement of sediments using in-situ capping of contaminated sediments, or maintenance dredging in areas which are precluded by capping (such as shipping navigation areas), or confined aquatic disposal, nearshore disposal of dredged sediments, or upland disposal of dredged material; monitoring


Commencement Bay Nearshore/Tideflats (ASARCO Demolition), WA

12/31/90

7th

Soils, dust contaminated with arsenic, antimony, cadmium, chromium, copper, lead, nickel, and zinc

Demolish, dismantle selected on-site structures; off-site disposal of hazardous materials


Commencement Bay Nearshore/Tideflats (ASARCO Tacoma Smelter Facility), WA

3/24/95

2nd

Soil, slag, and SW COCs include metals, primarily arsenic, copper, and lead

Excavation and on-site containment; capping of entire site; demolition of remaining buildings; armor portions of plant site; monitoring; institutional controls Present Worth - $45,300,000


Commencement Bay South Tacoma Channel, WA

9/29/94

South Tacoma Field

Soil and GW contaminated with PCBs and VOCs

Excavation and solidification of South Tacoma Field soils in hot spot area that exceed threshold; capping; institutional controls; monitoring; air sparging and in situ vapor extraction of subsurface soils and GW at Pioneer Builders Supply; excavation and off-site incineration of soils in excess of 50 ppm at Tacoma City Light Dry Wells


Fairchild Air Force Base (Craig Road Landfill), WA

2/11/93

1 (Craig Rd. Landfill)

Soil and GW contaminated with VOCs

Construction of landfill cap; installation of active soil vapor extraction/treatment system; GW extraction and treatment via air stripping and granular activated carbon; monitoring; and institutional controls Present Worth - $8,722,073 O&M - $46,000 to $393,000


FMC Pesticide Formulation Facility, WA

9/14/90

Pesticide contamination in soil and GW

Excavation and on-site incineration of soils; the ash will be used for backfill on-site, if health based cleanup goals are met; GW monitoring


Fort Lewis Logistic Center, WA

9/24/93

Landfill 4; Coal Pilot Plant

Soil and GW contaminated with PAHs and VOCs

Soil thermal destruction; GW institutional controls Present Worth - $4,857,000


Frontier Hard Chrome, WA

12/30/87

1st

GW and soil contaminated with chromium, lead, nickel and organic solvents

Excavation of chromium contaminated soils; onsite treatment by chemical stabilization; replacement of treated materials; demolition of contaminated building onsite; cover to prevent leaching and runoff


Frontier Hard Chrome, WA

7/5/88

2nd

Groundwater contaminated with chromium

Pump and treat groundwater (50 ppm chromium) to remove chromium and organic solvents to a level that would protect aquatic life in the Columbia River or to a level that could be accepted in the city's sanitary sewer; development of regulatory controls to restrict the use of groundwater and to control the drilling of new wells


Hamilton Island, WA

3/30/95

No further action; long term monitoring is not required.


Hanford 1100-Area (US DOE), WA

9/30/93

1100-EM-1 2, 3 & IU-1

Soil and GW contaminated with metals, VOCs, PCBs, PAHs, and BEHP

Off-site incineration of BEHP; off-site disposal of PCB soils; landfill capping; GW monitoring; and inst. controls Present Worth - $10,840,000


Hanford Environmental Restoration Disposal Facility (US DOE), WA

1/20/95

OUs w/in 100, 200, and 300 Area NPL sites of Hanford

Soil and GW contaminated with metals, VOCs, PCBs, PAHs, and BEHP

Construction and operation of two disposal cells; modified RCRA-compliant closure cover over the waste; monitoring; and institutional controls Net Present Worth - $779,000,000


Harbor Island - Lead, WA

9/30/93

Soil and GW contaminated with TPH, lead, PAHs, PCBs, LNAPLs, and metals

Soil excavation; thermal desorption on-site; PCB hot spot soils treated and disposed of off-site; capping; institutional controls Present Worth - $40,200,000


Harbor Island - Lockheed Shipyard Facility, WA

6/28/94

Lockheed Shipyard

Soil and GW contaminated with TPH, VOCs, SVOCs

Excavation and treatment of soils via on-site thermal desorption; capping exposed contaminated soil that exceeds inorganic and organic cleanup goals; institutional controls; monitoring Net Present Worth - $1,300,000 (soil) $300,000 (GW)


Logistics Center, WA

9/25/90

GW contaminated with high concentrations of TCE

Installation of GW extraction wells


McChord Air Force Base, WA

9/28/92

GW contaminated with 2-methylnaphthalene, fluorene, and phenanthrene

Installation of extraction trenches; extraction and off-site recycling of fuel; monitoring


Naval Air Station Whidbey Island, Ault Field, WA

4/21/92

1st

GW contaminated primarily with chlorinated solvent concentrations over 2,000 m<127>g/L

Extraction and treatment of GW via metal precipitation, air stripping, and vapor phase activated carbon


Naval Air Station Whidbey Island, Ault Field, WA

5/17/94

2nd

Surface soil and GW contaminated with heavy metals, PCBs, PAHs, dioxin, and pesticides

Excavation and off-site disposal of PCB-contaminated surface soil; excavation and on-site disposal at Landfill 6 of PAH-contaminated surface soil; monitoring; institutional controls


Naval Air Station Whidbey Island, Ault Field, WA

3/29/95

3rd

Runway ditches contaminated with heavy metals, PAHs, and TPH

Excavation and disposal of sediment in Area 6 Landfill; capping Total Present Worth - $0.6 to $1.2 million


Naval Undersea Warfare Center, WA

9/28/94

2

Soil and GW contaminated with metals and VOCs

Institutional controls; monitoring; excavation of vadose zone soil hot spots and off-site disposal; sediment sampling


Northside Landfill, WA

9/30/89

1st

GW contaminated with VOCs and metals

Closure of landfill and capping after closure; pumping and treating the contaminated GW to reduce the amount of contaminants entering the aquifer; GW monitoring around the landfill and downgradient from it; alternate water supply to affected residents; deed restrictions to protect the cap, closed units, and monitoring wells from unauthorized access and to address the construction of domestic wells in the contaminant plume; controlling landfill gas emissions


Northwest Transformer (Mission/Pole), WA

9/15/89

1st

Soil and GW contaminated with PCBs

Excavation, consolidation, and treatment on PCB-contaminated soils greater than 10 ppm PCBs; abandonment of the on-site well; placement of two feet of clean fill over the entire site; comprehensive GW monitoring program; sampling of on-site wood structure to determine contamination


Northwest Transformer, WA

9/30/91

Soils and debris contaminated with PCBs

Off-site treatment and disposal of PCB-contaminated soils and debris


Northwest Transformer South Harkness Street, WA

9/28/94

No further action


Queen City Farms, WA

12/92

Soil and GW contaminated primarily with VOCs

Isolation and consolidation of contaminated soils with a slurry wall/cap; GW extraction and treatment if necessary; monitoring; and administrative controls


Silver Mountain Mine, WA

3/27/90

1st

Heap leaching operation left cyanide and arsenic contamination

Consolidating and grading contaminated materials; cover with clay cap


Wyckoff/Eagle Harbor, WA

9/29/94

GW

GW contaminated with DNAPL, LNAPL

Replacement of existing GW treatment plant; upgrade existing extraction system; seal and abandon on-site water supply Net Present Worth - $24.7M to $28.2M


Wyckoff/Eagle Harbor, WA

9/29/94

East Harbor

Sediments contaminated with PAHs

Monitoring and maintainance of existing cap; institutional controls Net Present Worth - $14,500,000


Yakima Pesticide Laboratory, WA

9/30/92

No further action; activities taken under RCRA have resulted in clean closure


Yakima Plating, WA

9/30/91

Soils contaminated primarily with DDD, DDE, DDT, and inorganics

Off-site treatment and disposal of contaminated tanks, sludges, and soils; institutional controls for GW; monitoring



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