RODs Signed By EPA From January 1, 1987 To Date

REGION 4


Alabama Army Ammunition Plant, AL

10/94

Area B (Study Areas 6,7,10, and 21)

Soil COCs include explosives, lead, and other metals

Incineration/ stabilization of metals and explosives, soils, and sediments; deactivation and grouting of concrete-encased VCP, excavation, and on-site incineration; on-site disposal of VCPPresent Worth - not available in ROD


CIBA-Geigy Site, AL

9/28/89

1st

GW contaminated with arsenic, benzene, chlorobenzene

No further action for the shallow Alluvial aquifer (subsequent RODs to follow for other operable units)


Ciba-Geigy (McIntosh), AL

7/14/92

3rd

Soil, sludge, and debris contaminated with VOCs (benzene, toluene, xylenes), pesticides, and metals (arsenic, chromium, lead), and cyanides

Excavation and treatment of soils and sludge via innovative thermal technology; fixation/stabilization of iron slurry waste in-situ; GW monitoring; institutional controls, and removal of demolition debris


Interstate Lead Co., AL

9/30/91

1st

Soil contaminated with lead, antimony, arsenic, cadmium, chromium, copper, and nickel

Excavation and on-site solidification of soils


Interstate Lead Co., AL

10/13/94

OU 2 and Amendmentto OU1

Soil and GW at ILCO Main facility COCs include VOCs and heavy metals

Acid LeachingCapital Costs - $34,764,000O&M - $0Present Worth - $34,764,000GW Precipitation/FlocculationCapital Costs - $688,000O&M - $6,739,000Present Worth - $7,427,000


Olin Corp. (McIntosh Plant), AL

12/16/94

1st of 2

GW COCs include VOCs and heavy metals

Containment via improved cap w/additional GW monitoring at Old Plant Landfill; containment via extension of cap w/ monitoring and maintenance at area west of former CPC plant; sanitary landfills, lime ponds, strong brine pond, mercury cell plant, and well sand residue area containment; GW extraction and treatmentPresent Worth - $10,339,000


Perdido Groundwater, AL

9/30/88

1st

GW contaminated with benzene

Recovery of contaminated groundwater by a recovery well field; treatment and reinjection of groundwater; periodic monitoring


Redwing Carriers, Inc. (Saraland), AL

12/15/92

Final

Sludge, soil, and GW contaminated with VOCs, pesticides and herbicides, and PAHs

Excavation of soils, sludges, and related materials; possible pre-treatment of soils to meet ARARs prior to disposal; GW extraction and treatment via biotreatment and sand/activated carbon filtration followed by discharge to POTWPresent Worth - $7,002,562


Stauffer Chemical/Le Moyne & Cold Creek, AL

9/27/89

1st

GW contaminated with carbon tetrachloride, carbon disulfide, thiocyanates, butylate, cycloate, EPTC, molinate, pebulate and vernolate

Modify existing GW intercept and treatment system; install additional monitoring and extraction wells; continue extracting GW from the surficial aquifer via existing and additional intercept wells; monitor GW movement at the site to determine the adequacy of the remedial action; conduct treatability studies as appropriate for source treatment of RCRA Solid Waste Management Units and CERCLA disposal sites; decommission wells no longer needed for monitoring


T H Agriculture & Nutrition, AL

4/17/95

1st

GW COCs include VOCs, SVOCs, and pesticides

GW extraction and treatment; discharge to local POTWPresent Worth - $6,100,000


Agrico Chemical, FL

9/29/92

1st

Soils contaminated with VOCs, Semi-VOCs, heavy metals, and pesticides

Excavation and solidification/stabilization of ~32,500 cys of contaminated soil and sludge; construction of cap over stabilized material; institutional controls


AIRCO Plating Co., Inc., FL

10/1/93

Soil and GW COCs include heavy metals and VOCs

SVE of organic compounds; construction of cap over soil with cadmium concentrations in excess of 73 ppm and PCE concentrations in excess of .060 ppm; institutional controls; GW extraction and treatment via air stripping; discharge to POTW; air emissions modeling; monitoringCapital Costs - $445,500O&M - $92,600/yr.Present Worth - $ 1,868,900


Alpha Resins Corporation, FL

5/18/88

1st

Groundwater on-site contaminated with ethylbenzene, xylene, benzene and napthalene; soil contaminated with organics (ethylbenzene mostly)

Capping of the small unlined pond; long-term monitoring of both ground and surface water


American Creosote Works, Inc., FL

2/3/94

2nd

GW COCs includeDNAPL, SVOCs and VOCs

DNAPL extraction and recycling; GW in-situ/ ex-situ bioremediationCapital Costs - $4,498,000O&M - $789,000/yr. (yrs. 1-5) and $660,000/yr. (yrs. 6-10)Present Worth - $10,344,000


Anaconda Aluminum/Milgo Electronics, FL

11/22/94

All 3 OUs

Soil and GW COCs include VOCs and heavy metals

No Action with Monitoring


Anodyne, FL

6/17/93

Final

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

Soil excavation; off-site treatment via cement kiln; shallow GW chemical precipitation; deep GW chemical oxidationPresent Worth - $25,580,000


B&B Chemical, FL

9/12/94

GW COCs includeVOCs

Natural attenuation of GW; monitoring; institutional controlsPresent Worth - $92,400


Beulah Landfill, FL

9/16/93

Final

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

No Action; monitoring


Brown Wood Preserving, FL

4/8/88

1st

Sludge and soils contaminated with pentachlorophenol (PCP) and creosote

Removal of selected contaminated materials to an EPA-approved hazardous waste facility; onsite biodegradation of remaining, less severely contaminated soils in a treatment area constructed with a liner and internal drainage and spray irrigation system; after bioremediation the treatment area will be covered with clean fill and revegetated; semi-annual groundwater monitoring for five years


Cabot Carbon/Koppers Site, FL

9/27/90

1st

Soils contaminated with VOCs

Excavation of soils; treatment via soil washing


Chemform, Inc., FL

9/22/92

1st

GW

No action with monitoring


Chemform, Inc., FL

9/16/93

2

Soil contaminated with heavy metals

No Further Action


City Industries (City Chemical), FL

3/29/90

1st

GW contaminated with acetone, benzene, 1,1-dichloroethane, MEK, MIBK and TCE

Extraction and treatment of contaminated GW


Coleman Evans Wood Preserving, FL

9/26/90

PCP contaminated GW and soil (Amended ROD)

Excavation and soil washing of PCP contaminated soils in excess of 25 mg/kg; soil wash water treatment via bioremediation; chemical precipitation of GW to remove metals


Davie Landfill, FL

8/11/94

2

GW contaminated with vinyl chloride and antimony

Natual attenuation of GW; monitoring; public water supply connections for affected residentsNet Present Worth - $0Net O&M - $0$1,400,000 for FDEP permit


Florida Steel Corporation, FL

6/30/92

1st

Soil contaminated with PCBs and lead

Excavation and off-site disposal of ~600 cys of PCB-contaminated soils (in excess of 50 ppm); excavation and on-site solidification of ~37,000 cys of soil, dust, and ash with lead levels in excess of 600 ppm and PCB levels between 25 and 50 ppm; monitoring


Gold Coast, FL

9/11/87

1st

Soil and GW contaminated with VOCs and metals

Stabilization of soils with onsite disposal/capping; offsite disposal of sludges and soils; GW extraction and treatment


Harris Corporation/ Palm Bay Facility, FL

2/15/95

2nd and final

Soils, sediment, and SW COCs include VOCs and heavy metals

Shut down recovery wells S-TS4 and SC-TS6 in the 20-foot zone; continue operation of other recovery wells and remediation systemPresent Worth - $1,118,000


Hipps Road Landfill, FL

9/21/90

2nd

GW contaminated primarily with vinyl chloride, benzene, and other VOCs

GW extraction and treatment via air stripping


Homestead Air Force Base, FL (Site SS-13, PCB Spill Area)

9/16/94

3rd

PCBs not present at OU3; however, elevated levels of arsenic detected. Arsenic conta mination will be addressed in OU7

No Action


Kassouf-Kimmerling Battery, FL

3/31/89

1st

Soil and GW contaminated with lead, cadmium and arsenic

Excavation of contaminated soil and battery fragments; treatment of contaminated soils and battery fragments by solidification/chemical fixation; disposal on-site


Madison County Landfill, FL

9/28/92

GW contaminated with VOCs

GW extraction and treatment via air stripping and granular activated carbon; construction of cap over YTA; construction of stormwater management system; GW monitoring


Munisport Landfill, FL

7/26/90

1st

GW contaminated primarily with arsenic, chromium, 4,4'-DDE, mercury, and nickel

GW extraction and treatment via air stripping


NW 58th StreetLandfill, FL

9/21/87

1st

Soil and GW contaminated with VOCs and metals

Landfill contaminated soil; capping; alternate water supply


Parramore Surplus, FL

9/15/87

1st

Possible contamination of GW with metals

No further action; monitoring of SW and GW


Peak Oil/ Bay Drums, FL

3/31/93

3rd

Soil and sediment contaminated with arsenic, lead, chlordane, ethion, PAHs, and PCBs

Excavation and treatment of soils and sediments via on-site stabilization/solidification treatment process; capping of stabilized material; demolition and off-site disposal of structures; GW monitoring; institutional controlsPresent Worth - $2,680,000O&M - $20,000/yr.


Peak Oil/Bay Drums, FL

8/9/93

2

GW contaminated with VOCs and SVOCs

GW extraction and treatment via airstripping, carbon polishing, discharge to POTW, monitoringPresent Worth - $4,132,000


Petroleum Products Corp., FL

10/5/90

1st

GW plume contaminated with heavy metals

Decommission non-operational water and monitoring wells; redirect drainage


Pickettville Road Landfill, FL

9/28/90

Soil contaminated with VOCs

Deed restrictions; fence installation; protective cover; GW monitoring


Piper Aircraft Corp., FL

12/23/93

GW contaminated with VOCs, primarily TCE, vinyl chloride, cis-1,2-Dichloroethene, and 1,1-Dichloroethene

GW extraction and treatment via air stripping to meet SW discharge criteria; installation of additional extraction wells; surface discharge of treated GW; air emissions modelingCapital Cost - $857,375O&M - $155,125Present Worth - $1,955,878


Reeves Southeastern, FL

10/13/92

1st

Soils contaminated with heavy metals, PCBs, and PAHs

Excavation and ex-situ solidification/stabilization of ~6,000 cys of soil; construction of cap over treated materialPresent Worth - $551,000


Reeves Southeastern, FL

9/9/93

2nd

GW contaminated with metals

Institutional controlsPresent Worth - $136,000


Reeves Southeastern, FL

6/28/94

3rd of 3

No Action; Monitoring of N. WetlandPresent Worth - $39,860


Schuylkill Metals Corporation, FL

9/28/90

1st

Soil contaminated with antimony, cadmium, and lead; surface water contaminated with antimony and lead; GW contaminated with antimony, chromium, lead, and sodium

Contaminated soils will be treated via on-site solidification and on-site disposal; treatment of surface and GW, and disposal to POTWs


Sherwood Medical Industries, FL

10/8/92

2nd

GW contaminated with VOCs (PCE, TCE)

GW extraction and treatment; monitoring ; and institutional controls


Standard Auto Bumper, FL

9/28/92

1st

Soil contaminated with heavy metals

Excavation and off-site disposal of ~2500 cys of soils; GW monitoring


Standard Auto Bumper, FL

12/10/93

2nd

GW contaminated with heavy metals

Natural attenuation of GW; GW use controls; and GW MonitoringPresent Worth - $94,700


Tower Chemical, FL

7/9/87

1st

Soil and GW contaminated with pesticides and metals

Onsite thermal treatment of soils (if non-hazardous, backfill treated soil and debris onsite); GW pump and onsite treatment with discharge to SW; individual treatment units for private wells


Tri-City Oil, FL

9/11/87

1st

None

No further action


Wilson Concepts of Florida, Inc., FL

9/22/92

No significant GW contamination

No action; 1 yr. GW monitoring


Woodbury Chemical , FL

6/25/92

No further action


Yellow Water Road, FL

9/28/90

1st

PCB contaminated soil

Excavation of soils with PCBs in excess of 10 ppm; stabilization/solidification


Yellow Water Road, FL

6/30/92

2nd

Soil contaminated with PCBs

GW monitoring; institutional controls; and contingent installation of pump and treat system


Zellwood, FL

12/15/87

1st

Lead, arsenic, & chlordane in waste piles, soils, sediments, SW and GW

Soil cleanup levels to be determined


Cedartown Industries, GA

5/7/93

Soils primarily contaminated with lead

Excavation and ex-situ solidification/stabilization of soils with lead levels exceeding 500 ppm; GW monitoring; and institutional controlsPresent Worth - $3,723,180O&M - $32,000/yr.


Diamond Shamrock Landfill, GA

5/3/94

Final

GW contaminated with manganese, toluene, trichloroethene, and 1,2-DCA

Institutional controls and monitoringNet Present Worth - $461,331Net O&M - $34,730/yr.


Firestone Tire & Rubber Albany Plant, GA

6/24/93

Soil and GW contaminated with PCBs and VOCs

Soil in excess of 10 ppm PCBs will be excavated and disposed of at an off-site TSCA Landfill; GW air strippingPresent Worth - $1,936,200


Hercules 009 Landfill, GA

3/25/93

1st

Soils contaminated with pesticides and heavy metals

In-situ stabilization of subsurface soils; construction of cover over treated soils; GW monitoring; and institutional controlsPresent Worth - $9,900,000O&M - $104,000/yr. for 30 yrs.


Marine Corp Logistics Base, GA

8/14/92

3rd

Soil contaminated with PAHs, PCBs, chromium, and lead

construction of multi-layer cap over PSC 16; GW monitoring; future land-use restrictions


Mathis Brothers - South Marble Top Road Landfill, GA

3/24/93

Soil and GW contaminated with VOCs and metals

Excavation and treatment of soil via on-site incineration; construction of cap over treated waste; installation of interceptor trench for GW collection and off-site treatment; and institutional controlsPresent Worth - $12,980,000O&M - $1,152,000/yr.


Powersville Landfill, GA

9/30/87

1st

Soil contaminated with pesticides

Cap; grade; monitoring wells and gas vents; alternate water supply; institutional controls to include deed restrictions


Sangamo Weston/Twelvemile Creek/Lake Hartwell, GA

6/28/94

2nd

Sediment and SW contaminated with PCBs

Continuation of fish consumption advisory; public education program; monitoringPresent Worth - $3,208,000


T. H. Agriculture & Nutrition, GA

5/21/93

1st

Western parcel soils contaminated with OC pesticides; GW contaminated with NAPL and VOCs

GW extraction and treatment via ultraviolet/oxidation with carbon adsorption if needed; extraction of free product NAPL; monitoring; and institutional controls Present Worth - $4,100,000


Woolfolk Chemical Work, GA

3/25/94

1st of 2

GW COCs include VOCs, SVOCs, heavy metals, and pesticides

GW treatment via iron co-precipitation and sand filtration with activated carbon adsorption as polishing steps; discharge to POTW; institutional controls; monitoringPresent Worth - $2,300,000


Airco, KY

6/24/88

1st

Soil, sediments, and GW contaminated with VOCs (including benzene, toluene, EDC, PCE and TCE), organics (including PAHs and PCBs) and inorganics

Excavate contaminated soil with placement in pit area located on the adjacent B.F. Goodrich NPL site property, cover pit with a RCRA cap and construct an organic vapor recovery system to separate VOCs from soil; construction of a flood protection dike; installation of a leachate extraction system around landfill and upgrading of the existing landfill clay cap; GW pump and treatment using air stripping with discharge to the river; implementation of institutional controls including deed restrictions


B.F. Goodrich, KY (RI/FS prepared as B.F. Goodrich/Airco Site)

6/24/88

1st

GW contaminated with VOCs, semi-VOCs, and inorganics; drainage ditch surface water contaminated with VOCs and metals; soil contaminated with VOCs, PAHs and zinc

Extraction/treatment of contaminated groundwater; discharge through a currently permitted KPDES outfall to the Tennessee River; deed restrictions; excavation of contaminated soils and placement in the former burn pit area; construction of an organic vapor recovery system; RCRA cap over the burn pit; construction of a flood protection dike around the landfill; installation of a leachate extraction system; upgrading of the existing landfill cap


Brantley Landfill, KY

12/14/94

Soil, sediment, GW, and SW contaminated with VOCs, heavy metals, pesticides, and SVOCs

Phase 1 - SW infiltration; Phase 2 - GW infiltration to the landfill; institutional controls; installation of monitoring wells; construction and maintenance of landfill cap; contingent installation of leachate collection systemPresent Worth - $1,500,000 to $7,000,000


General Tire Landfill, KY

10/1/93

No further action


Green River Disposal Landfill, KY

12/14/94

Air, GW, leachate, SW, and sediments contaminated with VOCs and metals

Capping landfill w/composite barrier cover; leachate collection and treatment via chemical and/or physical methods; excavation of pond and stream sediment w/consolidation into landfill wastePresent Worth - $11,000,000


Fort Hartford Stone Quarry, KY

3/30/95

GW and air contaminated with ammonia, chlorides, and aluminum

Installation of 6 to 8 sump pumps; diversion, treatment, and discharge of intruding mine water plus containment of night air emission via portal doors; institutional controls; deed restrictions; monitoring; forced ventilation of mine air to two dispersion stacksPresent Worth - $8.9 to $10.3 Million


Howe Valley Landfill, KY

9/28/90

GW contaminated with TCE; soil contaminated with heavy metals

Removal and off-site disposal of contaminated soils


Maxey Flats, KY

9/30/91

Soils contaminated with radionuclides, VOCs, and pesticide (dieldrin)

Demolition and on-site disposal of structures; extraction and solidification of trench leachate; install clay cap; improve drainage; installation of GW flow barrier; monitor GW via infiltration monitoring system; procurement of buffer zone adjacent to site; five year review; institutional controls


National Electric Coil/Cooper Industries, KY

9/30/92

1st

GW contaminated with VOCs (TCE, Toluene, xylenes) and metals (lead)

GW extraction and treatment via air stripping; monitoring


National Southwire Aluminum Company, KY

2/19/93

GW contaminated with VOCs, semi-VOCs, heavy metals, and PCBs

GW chemical coagulation/precipitation; discharge to Ohio River; disposal of sludge at EPA approved disposal facilityPresent Worth - $1,700,000O&M - $570,000/yr.


Newport Dump, KY

3/27/87

1st

Soil, GW and sediments contaminated with metals, base/neutrals and PCBs

Multi-media monitoring program; revegetation of existing clay cap


Smith's Farm Site, KY

9/29/89

1st

Surface soils contaminated with mercury and lead, and organic and inorganic contaminants; subsurface soils contaminated with organic and inorganic chemicals; surface water contaminated with organic chemicals; stream sediments contaminated with organic substances and inorganic substances; GW contaminated with organic compounds and inorganic chemicals

Fencing around contaminated areas; annual GW monitoring (up to 27 yrs); maintenance of RCRA cap and the leachate collection system (up to 30 yrs); leachate removal and disposal (up to 30 yrs)


Smith's Farm Site, KY

9/17/93

2(formerlypermittedlandfill)

Soil, sediment, GW, and SW contaminated with VOCs, SVOCs, lead, PAHs, and metals

Outlying soil excavation; landfill capping; extinguish landfill fire via excavation; institutional controls; and monitoringPresent Worth - $38,975,000O&M - $4,378,000/yr. for 30 yrs.


Tri-City Industrial Disposal, KY

8/28/91

1st

Soil and GW contaminated with VOCs

Extract and treat GW; restrict GW usage for domestic purposes; monitoring


Flowood, MS

9/30/88

1st

Soil, sediment, sludge, SW, GW contaminated with lead

Groundwater monitoring and excavation and stabilization/solidification of contaminated soils; treated soil will be backfilled into the slough/lagoon area and capped as necessary with clean fill


ABC One-Hour Cleaners, NC

1/26/93

1st

GW contaminated with VOCs (PCE, TCE, 1,2-DCE, and vinyl chloride)

Extraction and treatment of GW via air stripping and an off-gas treatment system; monitoring; and institutional controlsPresent Worth - $2,262,900O&M - $261,900/yr. for the first 2 yrs., and $197,000/yr. for yrs. 3 through 7


ABC One-HourCleaners, NC

9/6/94

2

Soils contaminated with VOCs

Soil vapor extractionNet Present Worth - $521,463Net O&M - $170,000


Aberdeen Pesticide Dumps, NC

9/30/91

4th

Soil contaminated with pesticides now stored in Fairway Six Stockpile

On-site incineration of pesticide laden soil; selected remedy will not be implemented until the issuance of ROD for OU 1.


Aberdeen Pesticide Dumps, NC

10/7/93

3rd

GW, sediment, and SW at the Farm Chemicals/Twin Sites Areas contaminated with pesticides and VOCs

Farm Chemicals/Twin Sites Areas - extraction; on-site treatment via coagulation/flocculation/precipitation, air stripping, GAC adsorption; on-site dischargePresent Worth - $6,330,618 to $7,187,465Fairway Six Area - extraction, on-site treatment by GAC adsorption and discharge on-sitePresent Worth - $1,847,508 to $4,662,292


Bypass 601 GW Contamination, NC

8/31/90

1st

GW and soil contaminated with lead, chromium, and sulfate

Consolidate contaminated soil, backfill areas excavated; install fence


Bypass 601 Groundwater Contamination, NC

4/20/93

2nd

Amendment to OU 1; soils contaminated with VOCs and heavy metals

Extraction and treatment of GW via precipitation and air stripping; demolition of portions of the abandoned flea market and any standing buildings; temporary relocation of occupied trailer; excavation and on-site treatment of soils via solidification/stabilization

Present Worth - $40,470,077O&M - $7,659,030


Cape Fear Wood Preserving Site, NC

6/30/89

1st

GW contaminated with benzene and PAHs; SW contaminated with arsenic, chromium and copper; Soil contaminated with arsenic, benzene, chromium and PAHs; sediments contaminated with PAHs, arsenic and chromium

Off-site disposal of sodium dicromate, copper sulfate, arsenic pentoxide (CCA) salt crystals, solidified creosote and asbestos-containing pipe insulation; tanks and associated piping will be emptied, flushed and cleaned, metal will then be cut and sold; those tanks and/or piping that cannot be cleaned sufficiently will be transported to a RCRA-permitted landfill; soil washing treatability study to determine which alternative will be implemented; GW extraction, treatment and discharge either to sewer or surface stream


Carolina Transformer, NC

8/29/91

Soil and sediment contaminated with PCBs and VOCs

Excavation of soil and sediment separating organic contaminants via solvent extraction; off-site treatment of waste stream; building demolition with off-site disposal; GW extraction and treatment


Celanese Fibers, NC

3/23/88

1st

Groundwater contaminated with organic compounds

Installation of extraction wells; pumping of contaminated water from interior wells to a common holding tank, then to an air stripping tower; water from tower transported to a biological treatment system. Water requiring additional treatment will be pumped to a carbon adsorption filtration unit


Chemtronics, NC

4/5/88

1st

Groundwater, soil, surface water and sediment contaminated with organics and inorganics

Installation of a groundwater interception and extraction system; water discharged from system will meet ARARs. Monitoring program for surface water/sediment and groundwater. Depending on the contamination of soils in a specific area, the following measures will be taken: cap, multi-layer cap with a synthetic liner, vegetative covers, gas collection/ventilation systems and soil fixation/stabilization/solidification processes


Chemtronics, NC

9/27/89

1st

GW contaminated with benzylic acid and benzophenone

(Amendment to ROD) Installation of a GW interception and extraction system; treatment will include air stripping and filtration; point of discharge and degree of treatment will be determined in the remedial design state, however discharge will all ARARs; monitoring program for surface water and sediments; review of the existing GW monitoring system and installation of additional wells if necessary


Fairway Six Disposal Site, NC

6/30/89

2nd

Soil and debris contaminated with pesticides

Incineration of (previously excavated and stored) contaminated soil and debris; confirmatory analysis of incinerator ash and on-site disposal of incinerator ash


FCX - Statesville, NC

11/22/94

2nd

Soil contaminated with arsenic, benzo(a)pyrene, dibenzo(a,h)anthracene, benzo(b,k)fluoranthene, pentachlorophenol, and dioxin

Demolition of buildings; soil excavation and on-site treatment using thermal desorption and base catalyzed decompositionPresent Worth - $4,840,000


Geigy Chemical Corporation, NC

8/27/92

GW contaminated with VOCs (TCE)

Extraction and on-site treatment of GW via carbon adsorption; monitoring; demolition and off-site disposal of former warehouse foundation; excavation and off-site disposal of soils


Jadco-Hughes, NC

9/27/90

GW contaminated with VOCs

GW treatment via aeration and carbon filtration


JFD Electronics/Channel Master, NC

9/10/92

Soil and GW contaminated with VOCs

Excavation and on-site treatment of soils via reduction-oxidation and stabilization; GW extraction and treatment via alkaline chlorination, precipitation/filtration, air stripping, and carbon adsorption


Koppers Co., Inc. (Morrisville Plant), NC

12/23/92

Soil and GW contaminated with Pentachlorophenol and PCDD/PCDF

Excavation and off-site incineration of lagoon soils; GW extraction and treatment via carbon adsorptionPresent Worth - $11,500,000


Macon/Dockery, NC

9/30/91

Soil and GW contaminated with VOCs, PAHs, and SVOCs

Extract and treat GW via air stripping; off-site discharge of treated GW to Solomons Creek or to an infiltration gallery; soil vapor extraction and bioremediation


National Starch and Chemical Corp., NC

9/29/88

1st

GW, SW and sediments contaminated with VOCs (including benzene, TCE, toluene and xylenes) and metals (including chromium)

Installation of a GW interception and extraction system downgradient of the source areas with pretreatment including air stripping, filtration through an activated carbon filter, metal removal, or treatment through existing lagoon system which includes presettling and surface aeration; SW and sediment monitoring. If the POTW declines to accept the treated GW, it will be discharged to a local stream under a NPDES permit


National Starch & Chemical Corp., NC

9/28/90

2nd

Soil contaminated with VOCs

Monitoring of GW capture zone


National Starch & Chemical Company, NC

10/6/94

4th

Soil contaminated with VOCs

This OU is a contingency remedy initially relying on natural degadation processes to reduce soil contaminantsPresent Worth - $246,000 for selected alternative and $5,281,000 for contingency


New Hanover County Airport Burn Pit, NC

9/29/92

1st

Soil and GW contaminated with VOCs (benzene) and metals (chromium, lead)

No further action for soils; GW monitoring


Potter's Septic Tank, NC

8/5/92

Soil and GW contaminated with VOCs and heavy metals

Residential relocation; excavation and on-site treatment of soils via ex-situ thermal desorption; on-site solidification of soils containing high levels of chromium, lead, and zinc; GW extraction and treatment via chemical treatment and air stripping; monitoring


Sodyeco, NC

9/24/87

1st

Soil, SW and GW contaminated with organics, base/neutrals and VOCs

Limited onsite incineration of contaminated soil; GW pump and treatment with offsite discharge to SW


USMC Camp Lejeune Military Reservation, NC

9/23/92

GW contaminated with VOCs (benzene, TCE) and metals (arsenic, chromium, and lead)

GW extraction and treatment via oil/water separator, precipitation, chemical reduction, sedimentation, and air stripping


USMC Camp Lejeune Military, NC

9/10/93

3(Site 48)

GW and soil contaminated with mercury and VOCs

No Action


Carolawn, SC

9/27/89

1st

Soil contaminated with lead, chromium and barium; GW contaminated with VOCs and metals; sediments contaminated with arsenic

Installation of a GW interception and extraction system; range of treatment includes: air stripping, biodegradation and filtration; review the existing GW monitoring system; if necessary, install additional monitoring wells; plugging of adjacent contaminated private, potable wells; installation of confirmatory soil borings to verify the presence or absence of contamination; inactive incinerators will be inspected and any remaining residue will be sampled and analyzed


Elmore Waste Disposal, SC

4/26/93

Soils and GW contaminated with VOCs

Excavation and off-site disposal of contaminated soils to comply with LDRs; GW extraction and treatment via aeration, chemical precipitation and filtration; quarterly sampling; and monitoringPresent Worth - $3,045,000O&M - $1,494,200


Geiger/C&M Oil, SC

6/1/87

1st

Soil and GW contaminated with organics, metals and PCBs

Onsite thermal treatment of soil; solidification/stabilization; GW pump and treatment with discharge to SW


Geiger/C&M Oil, SC

7/13/93

Amendment

Soil and GW contaminated with organics, metals, and PCBs

In-situ stabilization/solidification; GW extraction and treatmentPresent Worth - $3,200,000


Golden Strip Septic Tank, SC

9/19/91

Soil and GW contaminated with VOCs

Excavate and treat soil and sludge via solidification/fixation; establish ACLs for GW contaminants; discharge lagoon surface water to POTW; institutional controls


Helena Chemical Landfill, SC

9/8/93

Soil, GW, and SW contaminated with VOCs, SVOCs, and pesticides

Building demolition, on-site hydrolytic/photolytic dechlorination of soils and biological treatment; GW pump and treatPresent Worth - $3,900,000


Independent Nail, SC

9/30/87

1st

Soils and sediments contaminated with metals

Solidification/stabilization of soil; backfilling of treated soil and cover


Independent Nail Company, SC (Groundwater Operable Unit)

8/30/88

2nd

GW contaminated with low levels of chromium, cyanide and zinc; however, these compounds were not found at levels above background in soils at the site and therefore are deemed not to be from operations at the site and will be selected as indicator chemicals only

No action


Kalama Specialty Chemical, Inc., SC

9/28/93

GW, soils, and sediments contaminated with VOCs and heavy metals

Soil and sediment treatment via enhanced volatilization and stabilization/solidification; GW air strippingPresent Worth - $3,502,167O&M - $1,896,527


Koppers Co., Inc. (Charleston Plant), SC

3/29/95

Interim Action

GW contaminated with NAPL

Installation of interceptor trench and sump; treatment of collected NAPL; reconstruction of Milford Street Drainage Ditch and Hagood Avenue Drainage DitchPresent Worth - $3,060,000


Palmetto Wood, SC

9/30/87

1st

Soil and GW contaminated with metals

Onsite soil flushing; GW pump and treatment with discharge to offsite SW; alternate water supply


Palmetto Recycling, SC

3/30/95

Surface Soil

Surface Soil contaminated with lead

Excavation of soils in excess of 5 ppm Pb and off-site treatment; backfill; monitorPresent Worth - $237,000 to $936,000


Para-Chem Southern, Inc., SC

9/27/93

GW, soil and sludge contaminated with VOCs

On-site biological treatment of sludge and subsurface soil; GW air strippingPresent Worth - $5,498,000O&M - $281,000


Rochester Property, SC

8/31/93

GW contaminated with VOCs

In-situ air spargingPresent Worth - $2,681,000O&M - $156,500/yr.


Savannah River (US DOE), SC

6/29/92

1st

Soil, sludge, and SW contaminated with VOCs (PCE, TCE), metals (lead), acids, and radioactive materials (uranium)

SW extraction and treatment; excavation, dewatering, and stabilization of sludge; construction of cap over excavated soils


Savannah River (US DOE), SC

6/29/92

2nd

Soil, sediment, and debris contaminated with VOCs (TCE), metals (chromium and lead), and acids

Excavation and compacting the process sewer line, soil, and sediment into basin; construction of low permeability cap over basin; monitoring; and institutional controls


Savannah River(US DOE), SC

6/29/92

3rd

GW contaminated with VOCs (PCE, TCE)

Installation of 11 or more GW recovery wells; extraction and treatment of GW via air stripping


Savannah River(US DOE), SC

9/10/93

6 (F-Area)

Soils contaminated with radionuclides, heavy metals, and VOCs

Solidification/stabilization of waste; consolidation; capping; institutional controls; and monitoring


Savannah River(US DOE), SC

9/10/93

7(H-Area)

Soils contaminated with radionuclides, heavy metals, and VOCs

Waste solidification / stabilization; consolidation; and capping


SCRDI Bluff Road Site, SC

9/12/90

1st

GW contaminated with VOCs and heavy metals; soils contaminated with heavy metals, PCBs, VOCs, and pesticides

Extraction and on-site air stripping treatment of GW; vacuum treatment of soil through construction of pump and manifold system


Townsend Saw Chain Company, SC

12/22/93

Interim action

GW contaminated w/chromium, although nitrate and several VOCs detected

Interim action pump-and-treat system1st year cost and construction - $1,924,550


Wamchem, SC

6/30/88

1st

GW contaminated with VOCs and semi-VOCs; soil contaminated with VOCs, semi-VOCs and organics

Extraction/on-site treatment of contaminated groundwater; discharge of treated groundwater to an off-site stream; on-site treatment of contaminated soils to remove organics


American Creosote Works, TN

1/5/89

1st

Soils and tank wastes contaminated with creosote; PAHs, and phenolic compounds

Deed restrictions limiting further use of the site; construction of flood protection dike around the site and site stabilization; removal and disposal of tanked liquids and sludges; removal and disposal of site structures; installation of a security fence


Amnicola Dump, TN

3/30/89

1st

Soil contaminated with polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), pesticides and PCBs; GW contaminated with organics and inorganics (including chromium, Bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate); subsurface soil contaminated with lead and organics (mostly PAHs)

Excavation of contaminated surface soil and debris; screening of debris from the soil; treatment of contaminated soil by solidification/fixation; restoration of the ground surface to its original condition; GW and land use restrictions; quarterly GW monitoring for four years; Public Health Assessment conducted five years following remedial action


Carrier Air Conditioning, TN

9/3/92

Soil and GW contaminated with VOCs and heavy metals

Old lagoon soils and shallow GW remediated via soil vapor extraction; extraction and treatment of GW via air stripping; monitoring; and institutional controls


Lewisburg Dump, TN

9/19/90

Soil contaminated with heavy metals

Install fence; removal of pond debris and surface debris; regrade landfill cap


Mallory Capacitor Co., TN

8/29/91

Soil and GW contaminated with PCBs, TCE and 1,2-DCE

GW extraction and treatment; additional investigation; deed restrictions


Milan Army Ammunition Plant, TN

9/30/92

1st

GW contaminated with VOCs, HMX, RDX, 2,4,6-TNT, 2,4-DNT, 2,6-DNT, 1,3-DNB, 1,3,5-trinitrobenzene, and nitrobenzene

Extraction and treatment of GW via electrochemical precipitation followed by onsite filtration, and UV oxidation; monitoring; institutional controls


Milan ArmyAmmunition Plant, TN

9/29/93

2(O-Line PondsArea)

Soils contaminated with explosives (RDX, 2,4,6-TNT, and 1,3,5-TNB)

Extension of existing multi-media cap to cover contaminated soilPresent Worth - $1,833,000O&M - $19,000/yr.


North Hollywood Dump, TN

9/13/90

Soil contaminated primarily with arsenic, barium, nickel, lead, copper, zinc, and vanadium

Installation of soil cover over landfill; monitoring


Oak Ridge K-25, TN

9/30/92

K-1070

SW31 contaminated with VOCs, semi-VOCs, and metals

Treat SW31 discharge via air stripping and carbon polishing


Oak Ridge Y-12 Plating Shop, TN

9/30/92

Spills at the plant have released inorganic and organic contaminants

No Further Action


Oak Ridge (US DOE), TN

10/6/92

8(Waste Area Grouping 11)

Surface debris contaminated with radionuclides

Clear surface vegetation; collect debris; transport off-site for disposal in WAG 6 waste consolidation areaPresent Worth - $493,000


Oak Ridge (US DOE), TN

9/30/93

16(K-1407-B/C Ponds K-25 site)

Pond soils contaminated with radionuclides and VOCs

Placement of clean soil and rock fill for isolation and shielding; institutional controls; GW monitoringPresent Worth - $4,476,000


Oak Ridge (US DOE), TN

10/6/92

17(Waste AreaGrouping 13,Cesium Plots)

Soil contaminated with cesium

Excavation of cesium-cont. soils to << 120 pCi/g; off-site storage in WAG 6 low-level radioactive waste silosPresent Worth - $709,000


Wrigley Charcoal, TN

9/30/91

Site contaminated with black-coal tar sludge and asbestos

Excavate sludge; send sludge off-site for treatment and disposal; asbestos roofing material removed and sent to asbestos landfill; investigation; monitoring; deed restrictions


Wrigley Charcoal, TN

2/2/95

Amendment

Phenols and compounds related to naphthalene identified

Modifies original remedy ; addresses remediation of Storage Basin wastesPresent Worth - $800,000 - $1,200,000



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