RODs Signed By EPA From January 1, 1987 To Date

REGION 7


Chemplex Site, IA

9/27/89

1st

GW contaminated with BTEX, PAHs, tetrachloroethylene

Institutional controls to restrict GW use; GW extraction and treatment at the existing on-site wastewater treatment plant; discharge of the treated GW to the river via a NPDES permit


Chemplex Site, IA

5/12/93

2

GW contaminated with VOCs, PAHs, and LNAPLs

Capping; SVE; institutional controls Present Worth - $11,409,000 O&M - $32,702


Des Moines TCE, IA

9/18/92

3rd

No remedial action; continued monitoring


DuPont County Road X23, IA

5/28/91

Soil contaminated with heavy metals

GW no action; Soil removal of surface debris; stabilization/solidification of contaminated soil; installation of top cover


DuPont Impoundment of Todtz Farm, IA

11/4/88

1st

Soil and ground water contaminated with organics and inorganics

Soil cover over the DuPont Impoundment; access restrictions include deed limitations and site fencing; site maintenance which includes mowing the grass and repairing the fence; ground water monitoring system which includes implementation of further remedial actions if certain chemical-specific action levels are exceeded; replacement of the Bark residence drinking water well in the deeper bedrock aquifer


Electro- Coatings, Inc., IA

9/29/94

GW contaminated chromium

Monitoring with a contingency for GW extraction and discharge to the POTW


Fairfield Coal Gasification, IA

9/21/90

VOCs and PAHs have leached from tars into GW

Off-site incineration of tars; GW treatment via filtration, polymer injection, settling, and carbon adsorption systems; in situ treatment of coal gas migration areas


Farmers Mutual Cooperative Co., IA

9/29/92

GW contaminated with VOCs

Continued monitoring; if necessary, implementing measures to meet MCLs


John Deere Dubuque Works Company, IA

9/29/88

1st

GW contaminated with NAPLs, lead, manganese, benzene, carbon tetrachloride, 1,1-dichloroethene and trichloroethene

Develop an alternate potable water supply for the plant; extract groundwater; extract/treat NAPLs; deed restrictions; develop a contingency plan to assure that contaminants would not migrate off-site in the event of the plant shutdown


John Deere-Ottumwa Works, IA

9/23/91

Soil contaminated with arsenic, cadium, chromium, and lead

Deed restrictions; fencing; limited land use


Lehigh Portland Cement Co., IA

6/28/91

High concentrations of cement kiln dust (CKD)

Pond draining; drain system construction; CKD consolidation and capping; installation of CKD dewatering wells


McGraw Edison Facility, IA

9/24/93

Soil and GW contaminated with VOCs

Asphalt capping over TCE cont. soils; GW UV catalyzed oxidation; discharge to POTW; monitoring Present Worth - $2,100,000


Mid-America Tanning Co., IA

9/24/91

Soils, sludges, and GW contaminated with chromium

Soil and sediment treatment via in-situ immobilization; capping contaminated areas; grading and seeding


Midwest Manufacturing/North Farm, IA

9/30/88

1st

Soil contaminated with metals (including cadmium and cyanide)

Excavation of contaminated soil with either onsite or offsite stabilization, followed by offsite disposal; backfilling and grading of the excavated area to support a vegetative cover


Midwest Manufacturing/North Farm Site, IA

9/27/90

GW contaminated with VOCs

GW treatment via air stripping; capping of the waste disposal cell


Midwest Manufacturing/North Farm Site, IA

9/29/93

Amendment

GW contaminated with VOCs

No action; institutional controls Present Worth - $145,530


NW States Portland Cement Company, IA

6/26/90

Final

Surface and GW contaminated by waste kiln dust

Dewatering of West Quarry; construction of permanent drain system; install engineered clay cap over the area of West Quarry filled with cement kiln dust


Peoples Natural Gas Coal, IA

9/16/91

Soils and GW contaminated with VOCs and PAHs

Excavation and off-site incineration of soils; GW extraction and treatment; discharge treated GW to City of Dubuque sewer system; monitoring


Red Oak Landfill, IA

3/30/93

GW, soils and sediments contaminated with VOCs

Construction of low permeability cover system over waste disposal area; long-term GW monitoring; fencing; and institutional controls Present Worth - $2,430,000 O&M - $65,000/yr. for 5 yrs, and $45,000/yr. for 25 yrs.


Shaw Avenue Dump, IA

9/26/91

Soil contaminated with PAHs

Soil treatment via fixation/stabilization; capping; and GW monitoring


Vogel Paint and Wax Co., IA

9/20/89

1st

GW contaminated with cadmium, chromium, lead, mercury, benzene, ethylbenzene, methyl ethyl ketone, toluene and xylenes; soil contaminated with metals

Contaminated soils will be excavated and treated using bioremediation, however, if testing shows bioremediation to be infeasible due to high metal levels, on-site thermal treatment will be implemented; treated soil will be stabilized if necessary to prevent leaching of metals and placed back into the excavation and covered; solid and liquid waste will be separated for off-site incineration, recycling or disposal; GW will be pumped and air stripped using carbon adsorption and with discharge to the nearby stream; and deed access restrictions


The White Farm Equipment Company Dump, IA

9/28/90

Heavy metal landfill contamination; GW contaminated with VOCs

Perimeter fencing; deed restrictions; landfill cover with impermeable layer of topsoil; install additional GW monitoring wells; pump and treat GW until benzene level is below 1 ppb


29th & Mead, KS

9/29/92

Coleman OU GW contaminated with trichloroethene, 1,1,1-trichloroethene, tetrachloroethane, cis 1,2-dichloroethene, 1,1-dichloroethene, and vinyl chloride

Enhancement of existing GW extraction and treatment system; GW monitoring; expansion of existing SVE system; and monitoring of SVE system


Arkansas City Dump, KS

9/29/88

1st

Sludge contaminated with organics (including PAHs and sulfuric acid)

In-situ neutralization of the acid sludge waste, followed by construction of a soil cover over the waste area; institutional controls including deed restrictions; GW monitoring; completion of feasibility study addressing the subsequent sediment and GW operable unit


Arkansas City Dump Site, KS

9/19/89

2nd

Soil and GW contaminated with low concentrations of organic and inorganic contaminants

No further action


Big River Sand Co., KS

6/28/88

1st

GW and soils contaminated with low levels of metals

No further action


Cherokee Co./Galena Subsite, KS

9/18/89

2nd

GW and soil contaminated with metals (including barium, cadmium, chromium, copper, lead, manganese, mercury, nickel, selenium, silver and zinc

Removal and selective placement of the surface mine wastes; diversion and channelization of surface streams; recontouring and vegetation of land surface; investigation of deep aquifer wells


Doepke Disposal (Holliday) Site, KS

9/21/89

1st

GW contaminated with VOCs, semi-VOCs, pesticides and heavy metals; soils/waste materials contaminated with PAHs, phthalates, VOCs, pesticides, PCBs and heavy metals

Removal and off-site treatment of contaminated liquids currently ponded underground; construction of an impermeable multi-layer cap over the majority of the waste disposal area; collection and, if necessary, off-site treatment of significant GW seepage; extended GW monitoring; deed and access restrictions; and if necessary, the response action will be modified to include partial GW controls (including construction of a clay cutoff wall and extraction and off-site treatment of collected GW


Galena Subsite/ Cherokee County, KS

12/21/87

1st

Large volumes of mining wastes; mineralized acid mine water filling old shafts; higher-than-average incidence of lung cancer

Alternate water supply


Gilbert and Mosley, KS

9/30/94

GW contaminated with VOCs, primarily TCE

Hydraulic containment; institutional controls; monitoring; additional source control activities


Hydro-Flex, KS

3/9/92

No significant contamination in the sediment-free GW

No further action


John's Sludge Pond, KS

9/22/89

1st

GW contaminated with lead and other metals

No further action


Obee Road Landfill Subsite, KS

6/30/94

GW contaminated with vinyl chloride and methylene chloride

Institutional controls; monitoring; contingency for further action Net Present Worth - $100,000


Pester Burn Pond, KS

9/30/92

1st

Soil and sludge contaminated with PAHs

Removal and dewatering of sludge via heating, pumping, and flashing; soil treatment via flushing with water; and aeration of pond water


Strother Field Industrial Park, KS

3/94

Soil and GW COCs include VOCs

GW extraction and treatment via air stripping; discharge to Posey Creek (through POTW); in-situ soil vapor extraction to remove VOCs from soil w/out excavation; institutional controls; monitoring GW Present Worth - $3,511,000 Soil Present Worth - $3,207,000


Conservation Chemical, MO

9/30/87

1st

GW and onsite structures contaminated

Capping; GW pump and treatment; monitoring


Ellisville Area, MO

9/30/91

Soils contaminated with dioxin

Excavation and thermal treatment of contaminated materials


Findett/Hayford Bridge Road Groundwater, MO

12/28/88

1st

Shallow GW contaminated with VOCs; soils contaminated with PCBs

Groundwater extraction wells near the suspected contaminant source(s), completed or screened in the upper granular unit; an option for further GW treatment using granular activated carbon is retained; GW discharge after treatment to POTW; removal of surface and near-surface soils contaminated with PCBs and other organic compounds


Fulbright/Sac River Landfilling, MO

9/30/88

1st

Soil, sediments, GW and SW contaminated with low levels of unspecified wastes

Removal and offsite treatment or disposal of drum and drum remnants east of Fulbright Landfill; GW, SW, and leachate monitoring; deed restrictions


KEM-PEST Laboratories Site, MO

9/29/89

1st

Subsurface soil contaminated with pesticides, volatile organics, and semi-volatiles; surface soil contaminated with pesticides; sediment contaminated with pesticides

Excavation of approximately 4050 cubic yds of contaminated soil and sediment; disposal at off-site land disposal facility


KEM-PEST Laboratories Site, MO

2/5/93

2 Amendment

GW and Formulation Building

Amendment addresses changes only with respect to Formulation Building Present Worth - $1,230,000


Martha C. Rose Chemicals, MO

3/6/92

Soils, sediments, buildings, and structures contaminated with PCBs

Excavation and off-site disposal of 826 cy of sediments above .18 ppm PCBs; excavation and off-site disposal of 4788 cy of soil contaminated above 10 ppm PCBs; dismantling of main building and south warehouse; backfilling of all excavated areas; and GW monitoring


Minker Stout/Romaine, MO

9/28/87

Sub

Soil and sediment contaminated with TCDD (dioxin)

Temporary storage of soil in onsite RCRA facility


Minker Stout/Stout, MO

9/28/87

Sub

Soil contaminated with TCDD (dioxin)

Temporary storage of soil in an onsite RCRA facility; institutional controls to include site access restrictions


Missouri Electric Works Site, MO

9/28/90

Soils contaminated with PCBs; GW contaminated with VOCs

Excavate all soils and sediments with PCB concentrations greater than 10 parts per million; incinerate on-site; pump and treat GW via air stripping


North U Drive Well Contamination, MO

3/31/93

GW contaminated with benzene, xylene, and MTBE

No further action


Quality Plating, MO

1/24/95

GW COCs include hexavalent chromium and trivalent chromium

GW extraction and treatment via reduction/precipitation, and discharge to Ditch No. 4 under state operating permit Present Worth - $1,166,000


Shenandoah Stables, MO

7/28/88

1st

Soils and structures contaminated with dioxin

Excavation of all dioxin-contaminated soils exceeding 1ppb; placement of soils in lined polypropylene bags and store in RCRA-equivalent steel storage structures on-site; decontamination of on-site structures


Shenandoah Stables, MO

9/28/90

final

Soils contaminated with dioxin

Excavation of contaminated materials to the Times Beach site; thermal treatment of materials at a temporary thermal treatment facility at Times Beach; final restoration of Shenandoah Stables


Solid State Circuits Site, MO

9/27/89

1st

Three GW aquifers contaminated primarily with trichloroethene; soil gas concentrations high for benzene, 1-1-dichloroethene and methylene chloride and VOCs; GW contaminated with VOCs; zinc, cadmium, chromium, copper, lead, mercury and nickel

GW extraction using existing and new wells; onsite treatment of extracted GW using two existing air strippers; discharge of treated water to city sewer system for further treatment; city ordinance to prevent construction of drinking wells in or near contaminated GW plumes; continued monitoring


Syntex Agribusiness, Inc., MO

4/29/88

1st

Soil and equipment contaminated with dioxin

Excavation of contaminated soil; dismantle/clean equipment; maintain vegetative cover over surface soils 1 ppb dioxin; vegetative clay cap over trench area; gravel drainage interception trench upgradient of trench area.


Syntex Agribusiness, Inc., MO

5/7/93

2

GW contaminated with VOCs

No Further Action; monitoring O&M - $120,000


Times Beach, MO (Minker/Stout/Romaine Creek, MO)

9/29/88

2nd

Soil, structures and debris contaminated with dioxin

Demolition and onsite disposal of all structures; excavation and thermal treatment of dioxin-contaminated soil exceeding 20 ug/kg with onsite residual disposal; capping of areas contaminated with dioxin not exceeding 20 ug/kg; construction of a ring levee for flood protection of temporary thermal treatment unit


Valley Park TCE, MO (Interim Action)

9/29/94

Wainwright OU

Soil and GW contaminated with VOCs, metals, and PAHs

Soil vapor extraction; limited excavation and off-site treatment of VOC- and PAH-contaminated surface soils; GW extraction and treatment via air sparging; institutional controls; monitoring; air sampling Net Present Worth - $3,992,649


Weldon Spring site, MO

9/28/90

2nd

Quarry bulk wastes contaminated with nitroaromatic compounds

Removal and storage of bulk wastes on-site


Weldon Spring Quarry/Plant/Pits (US DOE), MO

9/28/93

3

Soils, sludge, sediments, GW, and storage materials contaminated with radionuclides, metals, PCBs, PAHs, and asbestos

Removal, chemical stabilization/solidification, and disposal on-site Present Worth - $157,000,000


Wheeling Disposal Service Company Landfill, MO

9/27/90

GW contaminated with VOCs

Upgrade existing cover over disposal units; monitor GW; site maintenance; deed restrictions; security restrictions


Hastings East Industrial Park Subsite, NE

9/28/90

1st

Soils contaminated with VOCs

On-site incineration of soils; stabilization of metal contaminated soils and placement in an on-site RCRA Subtitle C Hazardous Waste Landfill


Hastings Groundwater/Colorado Avenue, NE

9/28/88

1st

Soil contaminated with VOCs (including TCE and PCE)

In-situ soil vapor extraction with activated carbon treatment of extracted vapor, if necessary; soil, GW and air monitoring


Hastings Groundwater FAR-MAR-CO, NE

9/30/88

2nd

Soil contaminated with carbon tetrachloride and ethylene dibromide

In-situ soil vapor extraction with treatment of extracted vapor using activated carbon, if necessary; access restrictions; soil, air and GW monitoring


Hastings Groundwater/ Well No. 3, NE

9/26/89

Sub

GW and soil-gas contaminated with VOCs

Soil vapor extraction and treatment of air emissions by granular activated carbon (GAC); GAC will be transported off-site to an approved treatment facility for regeneration or incineration; monitoring contaminants in the soils above the aquifer; GW and air emission systems monitoring


Hastings Ground Water Contamination, NE

9/30/91

GW

GW contaminated with VC, TCE, and DCE

Geotechnical testing of existing cap; fencing, deed restrictions; design of GW extraction and treatment system


Hastings Groundwater Contamination, NE

6/30/93

Plume 1 OU 13; Plume 2 OU 18 (Interim)

GW contaminated with VOCs

GW extraction and treatment via GAC; monitoring Present Worth - Plume 1 - $1,104,000; Plume 2 - $829,000


Lindsay Manufacturing Company, NE

9/28/90

Soil and GW contaminated with VOCs and SVOCs

Pilot study to evaluate practicability of vacuum extraction of VOCs for contaminated soils; GW pump and treat; install additional GW monitoring wells; monitoring


Tenth Street, NE

2/23/95

GW COCs include VOCs

GW monitoring and institutional controls Present Worth - $465,505


Sherwood Medical Company, NE

9/28/93

GW and Soils contaminated with VOCs

Soil thermal destruction; GW air stripping; GW air sparging; GW SVE Present Worth - $6,833,135


Waverly Ground Water Contamination Site, NE

9/26/90

Soil, soil gas, and GW contaminated with carbon tetrachloride and chloroform

Extraction of GW and treatment via existing air strippers; active soil gas extraction using existing system of soil vapor extraction wells; continued monitoring of plume



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