[Federal Register Volume 60, Number 79 (Tuesday, April 25, 1995)]
[Rules and Regulations]
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From the Federal Register Online via the Government Publishing Office [www.gpo.gov]
[FR Doc No: 95-10156]
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Part V
Environmental Protection Agency
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40 CFR Part 300
National Priorities List for Uncontrolled Hazardous Waste Sites; Rule
Federal Register / Vol. 60, No. 79 / Tuesday, April 25, 1995 / Rules
and Regulations
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ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
40 CFR Part 300
[FRL-5193-3]
National Priorities List for Uncontrolled Hazardous Waste Sites
AGENCY: Environmental Protection Agency.
ACTION: Final rule.
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SUMMARY: The Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and
Liability Act of 1980 (``CERCLA'' or ``the Act''), as amended, requires
that the National Oil and Hazardous Substances Pollution Contingency
Plan (``NCP'') include a list of national priorities among the known
releases or threatened releases of hazardous substances, pollutants, or
contaminants throughout the United States. The National Priorities List
(``NPL'') which is Appendix B to 40 CFR part 300 constitutes this list.
This rule adds 4 new sites to the NPL, 3 to the General Superfund
Section and 1 to the Federal Facilities Section.
The NPL is intended primarily to guide the Environmental Protection
Agency (``EPA'' or ``the Agency'') in determining which sites warrant
further investigation to assess the nature and extent of public health
and environmental risks associated with the site and to determine what
CERCLA-financed remedial action(s), if any, may be appropriate. The NPL
is not intended to define the boundaries of a site or to determine the
extent of contamination (see Section II, subsection, ``Facility
Boundaries''). This action results in an NPL of 1,238 sites, 1,083 of
them in the General Superfund Section and 155 of them in the Federal
Facilities Section. An additional 51 sites are proposed, 44 in the
General Superfund Section and 7 in the Federal Facilities Section.
Final and proposed sites now total 1,289.
EFFECTIVE DATE: The effective date is May 25, 1995. If any action by
Congress calls the effective date of this regulation into question, the
Agency will publish a notice of clarification in the Federal Register.
ADDRESSES: For addresses for the Headquarters and Regional dockets, as
well as further details on what these dockets contain, see
``Information Available to the Public'' in Section I of the
Supplementary Information portion of this preamble.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Terry Keidan, Hazardous Site
Evaluation Division, Office of Emergency and Remedial Response (mail
code 5204G), U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, 401 M Street, SW,
Washington, DC, 20460, or the Superfund Hotline, phone (800) 424-9346
or (703) 412-9810 in the Washington, DC, metropolitan area.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:
I. Introduction
II. Purpose and Implementation of the NPL
III. Contents of This Final Rule
IV. Executive Order 12866
V. Regulatory Flexibility Act Analysis
VI. Unfunded Mandates Reform Act of 1995
I. Introduction
Background
In 1980, Congress enacted the Comprehensive Environmental Response,
Compensation, and Liability Act, 42 U.S.C. 9601-9675 (``CERCLA'' or
``the Act''), in response to the dangers of uncontrolled hazardous
waste sites. CERCLA was amended on October 17, 1986, by the Superfund
Amendments and Reauthorization Act (``SARA''), Public Law No. 99-499,
stat. 1613 et seq. To implement CERCLA, EPA promulgated the revised
National Oil and Hazardous Substances Pollution Contingency Plan
(``NCP''), 40 CFR Part 300, on July 16, 1982 (47 FR 31180), pursuant to
CERCLA section 105 and Executive Order 12316 (46 FR 42237, August 20,
1981). The NCP sets forth the guidelines and procedures needed to
respond under CERCLA to releases and threatened releases of hazardous
substances, pollutants, or contaminants. EPA has revised the NCP on
several occasions. The most recent comprehensive revision was on March
8, 1990 (55 FR 8666).
Section 105(a)(8)(A) of CERCLA requires that the NCP include
``criteria for determining priorities among releases or threatened
releases throughout the United States for the purpose of taking
remedial action * * * and, to the extent practicable taking into
account the potential urgency of such action, for the purpose of taking
removal action.'' ``Removal'' actions are defined broadly and include a
wide range of actions taken to study, clean up, prevent or otherwise
address releases and threatened releases. 42 USC 9601(23). ``Remedial''
actions'' are those ``consistent with permanent remedy, taken instead
of or in addition to removal actions * * *.'' 42 USC 9601(24).
Pursuant to section 105(a)(8)(B) of CERCLA, as amended by SARA, EPA
has promulgated a list of national priorities among the known or
threatened releases of hazardous substances, pollutants, or
contaminants throughout the United States. That list, which is Appendix
B of 40 CFR Part 300, is the National Priorities List (``NPL'').
CERCLA section 105(a)(8)(B) defines the NPL as a list of
``releases'' and as a list of the highest priority ``facilities.'' The
discussion below may refer to the ``releases or threatened releases''
that are included on the NPL interchangeably as ``releases,''
``facilities,'' or ``sites.''
CERCLA section 105(a)(8)(B) also requires that the NPL be revised
at least annually. A site may undergo remedial action financed by the
Trust Fund established under CERCLA (commonly referred to as the
``Superfund'') only after it is placed on the NPL, as provided in the
NCP at 40 CFR 300.425(b)(1). However, under 40 CFR 300.425(b)(2)
placing a site on the NPL ``does not imply that monies will be
expended.'' EPA may pursue other appropriate authorities to remedy the
releases, including enforcement action under CERCLA and other laws.
CERCLA section 305 provides for a legislative veto of regulations
promulgated under CERCLA. Although INS v. Chadha, 462 U.S. 919,103 S.
Ct. 2764 (1983) cast the validity of the legislative veto into
question, EPA has transmitted a copy of this regulation to the
Secretary of the Senate and the Clerk of the House of
Representatives.Three mechanisms for placing sites on the NPL for
possible remedial action are included in the NCP at 40 CFR 300.425(c)
(55 FR 8845, March 8, 1990). Under 40 CFR 300.425(c)(1), a site may be
included on the NPL if it scores sufficiently high on the Hazard
Ranking System (``HRS''), which EPA promulgated as Appendix A of 40 CFR
Part 300. On December 14, 1990 (55 FR 51532), EPA promulgated revisions
to the HRS partly in response to CERCLA section 105(c), added by SARA.
The revised HRS evaluates four pathways: ground water, surface water,
soil exposure, and air. The HRS serves as a screening device to
evaluate the relative potential of uncontrolled hazardous substances to
pose a threat to human health or the environment. As a matter of Agency
policy, those sites that score 28.50 or greater on the HRS are eligible
for the NPL.
Under a second mechanism for adding sites to the NPL, each State
may designate a single site as its top priority, regardless of the HRS
score. This mechanism, provided by the NCP at 40 CFR 300.425(c)(2),
requires that, to the extent practicable, the NPL include within the
100 highest priorities, one facility designated by each State
representing the greatest danger to public health, welfare, or the
[[Page 20331]] environment among known facilities in the State.
The third mechanism for listing, included in the NCP at 40 CFR
300.425(c)(3), allows certain sites to be listed regardless of their
HRS score, if all of the following conditions are met:
The Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry
(ATSDR) of the U.S. Public Health Service has issued a health
advisory that recommends dissociation of individuals from the
release.
EPA determines that the release poses a significant
threat to public health.
EPA anticipates that it will be more cost-effective to
use its remedial authority (available only at NPL sites) than to use
its removal authority to respond to the release.
EPA promulgated an original NPL of 406 sites on September 8, 1983
(48 FR 40658). The NPL has been expanded since then, most recently on
December 16, 1994 (59 FR 65206).
The NPL includes two sections, one of sites that are evaluated and
cleaned up by EPA (the ``General Superfund Section''), and one of sites
being addressed by other Federal agencies (the ``Federal Facilities
Section''). Under Executive Order 12580 (52 FR 2923, January 29, 1987)
and CERCLA section 120, each Federal agency is responsible for carrying
out most response actions at facilities under its own jurisdiction,
custody, or control, although EPA is responsible for preparing an HRS
score and determining whether the facility is placed on the NPL. EPA is
not the lead agency at these sites, and its role at such sites is
accordingly less extensive than at other sites. The Federal Facilities
Section includes those facilities at which EPA is not the lead agency.
Deletions/Cleanups
EPA may delete sites from the NPL where no further response is
appropriate under Superfund, as explained in the NCP at 40 CFR
300.425(e) (55 FR 8845, March 8, 1990). To date, the Agency has deleted
75 sites from the General Superfund Section of the NPL, most recently
Olmsted County Sanitary Landfill, Oronoco, Minnesota (60 FR 8570,
February 15, 1995); Boise Cascade/Onan Corp./Medtronics, Inc., Fridley,
Minnesota (60 FR 8570, February 15, 1995); Kent City Mobile Home Park,
Kent City, Michigan (60 FR 14645, March 20, 1995); Crystal City
Airport, Crystal City, Texas (60 FR 15247, March 23, 1995); Radium
Chemical Co., Inc., New York City, New York (60 FR 15489, March 24,
1995); Independent Nail Co., Beaufort, South Carolina (60 FR 16808,
April 3, 1995); and Wilson Concepts of Florida, Inc., Pompano Beach,
Florida (60 FR 17004, April 4, 1995).
EPA also has developed an NPL construction completion list
(``CCL'') to simplify its system of categorizing sites and to better
communicate the successful completion of cleanup activities (58 FR
12142, March 2, 1993). Sites qualify for the CCL when:
(1) any necessary physical construction is complete, whether or not
final cleanup levels or other requirements have been achieved;
(2) EPA has determined that the response action should be limited
to measures that do not involve construction (e.g., institutional
controls); or
(3) the site qualifies for deletion from the NPL. Inclusion of a
site on the CCL has no legal significance.
In addition to the 74 sites that have been deleted from the NPL
because they have been cleaned up (the Waste Research and Reclamation
site was deleted based on deferral to another program and is not
considered cleaned up), an additional 217 sites are also in the NPL
CCL, all but three from the General Superfund Section. Thus, as of
March 1995, the CCL consists of 291 sites.
Cleanups at sites on the NPL do not reflect the total picture of
Superfund accomplishments. As of February 28, 1995, EPA had conducted
660 removal actions at NPL sites, and 2,382 removal actions at non-NPL
sites. Information on removals is available from the Superfund hotline.
Action in This Notice
This final rule adds 4 sites to the NPL, 3 to the General Superfund
Section and 1 to the Federal Facilities Section. Two of these sites are
added to the NPL based on an HRS score of 28.5 or greater. One is added
based on the ATSDR Health Advisory Criteria and one is added consequent
to its designation as a State top priority. These actions result in an
NPL of 1,238 sites, 1,083 of them in the General Superfund Section and
155 of them in the Federal Facilities Section. An additional 51 sites
remain proposed, 44 in the General Superfund Section and 7 in the
Federal Facilities Section, and are awaiting final Agency action. Final
and proposed sites now total 1,289.
Information Available to the Public
The Headquarters and Regional public dockets for the NPL contain
documents relating to the evaluation and scoring of sites in this final
rule. The dockets are available for viewing, by appointment only, after
the appearance of this notice. The hours of operation for the
Headquarters docket are from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Monday through
Friday, excluding Federal holidays. Please contact the Regional Dockets
for hours.
Addresses and phone numbers for the Headquarters and Regional
dockets follow.
Docket Coordinator, Headquarters, U.S. EPA CERCLA Docket Office,
Crystal Gateway #1, 12th Floor, 1235 Jefferson Davis Highway,
Arlington, VA 703/603-8917 (Please note this is viewing address
only. Do not mail documents to this address.)
James Kyed, Region 1, U.S. EPA Waste Management Records Center, HES-
CAN 6, J.F. Kennedy Federal Building, Boston, MA 02203-2211, 617/
573-9656
Walter Schoepf, Region 2, U.S. EPA, 290 Broadway, 18th Floor, New
York, NY 10007-1866, 212/637-4319
Diane McCreary, Region 3, U.S. EPA Library, 3rd Floor, 841 Chestnut
Building, 9th & Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia, PA 19107, 215/597-
7904
Kathy Piselli, Region 4, U.S. EPA, 345 Courtland Street, NE,
Atlanta, GA 30365, 404/347-4216
Cathy Freeman, Region 5, U.S. EPA, Records Center, Waste Management
Division 7-J, Metcalfe Federal Building, 77 West Jackson Boulevard,
Chicago, IL 60604, 312/886-6214
Bart Canellas, Region 6, U.S. EPA, 1445 Ross Avenue, Mail Code 6H-
MA, Dallas, TX 75202-2733, 214/655-6740
Carole Long, Region 7, U.S. EPA, 726 Minnesota Avenue, Kansas City,
KS 66101, 913/551-7224
Greg Oberley, Region 8, U.S. EPA, 999 18th Street, Suite 500,
Denver, CO 80202-2466, 303/294-7598
Rachel Loftin, Region 9, U.S. EPA, 75 Hawthorne Street, San
Francisco, CA 94105, 415/744-2347
David Bennett, Region 10, U.S. EPA, 11th Floor, 1200 6th Avenue,
Mail Stop HW-114, Seattle, WA 98101, 206/553-2103
For the sites added to the NPL based on an HRS score of 28.5 or
greater, the Headquarters docket for this rule contains HRS score
sheets for the final sites; Documentation Records for the sites
describing the information used to compute the scores; pertinent
information regarding statutory requirements or EPA listing policies
that affect the sites; and a list of documents referenced in each of
the Documentation Records. For the site based on ATSDR Health Advisory
criteria the Headquarters docket contains the health advisory issued by
ATSDR and other supporting documentation. For the site added to the NPL
consequent to its designation as a State top priority, the Headquarters
docket contains supporting documentation supplied by the State of
Washington and other appropriate documentation. For all of the final
sites, the Headquarters docket contains comments received; and the
Agency's responses to those comments. The Agency's responses are
contained in the ``Support Document for the [[Page 20332]] Revised
National Priorities List Final Rule--April 1995.''
The Regional docket contains all the information in the
Headquarters docket, plus the actual reference documents containing the
data principally relied upon by EPA in calculating or evaluating the
HRS score, when the HRS is used, for the sites. These reference
documents are available only in the Regional dockets.
Interested parties may view documents, by appointment only, in the
Headquarters or Regional Dockets, or copies may be requested from the
Headquarters or Regional Dockets. An informal written request, rather
than a formal request under the Freedom of Information Act, should be
the ordinary procedure for obtaining copies of any of these documents.
If you wish to obtain documents by mail from EPA Headquarters Docket
the mailing address is as follows: Docket Coordinator, Headquarters,
U.S. EPA CERCLA Docket Office (Mail Code 5201G), 401 M Street, SW.,
Washington, DC 20460, 703/603-8917. (Please note this is the mailing
address only. If you wish to visit the HQ Docket to view documents, see
viewing address above.)
II. Purpose and Implementation of the NPL
Purpose
The legislative history of CERCLA (Report of the Committee on
Environment and Public Works, Senate Report No. 96-848, 96th Cong., 2d
Sess. 60 (1980)) states the primary purpose of the NPL:
The priority lists serve primarily informational purposes,
identifying for the States and the public those facilities and sites
or other releases which appear to warrant remedial actions.
Inclusion of a facility or site on the list does not in itself
reflect a judgment of the activities of its owner or operator, it
does not require those persons to undertake any action, nor does it
assign liability to any person. Subsequent government action in the
form of remedial actions or enforcement actions will be necessary in
order to do so, and these actions will be attended by all
appropriate procedural safeguards.
The purpose of the NPL, therefore, is primarily to serve as an
informational and management tool. The identification of a site for the
NPL is intended to guide EPA in determining which sites warrant further
investigation to assess the nature and extent of the public health and
environmental risks associated with the site and to determine what
CERCLA-financed remedial action(s), if any, may be appropriate. The NPL
also serves to notify the public of sites that EPA believes warrant
further investigation. Finally, listing a site serves as notice to
potentially responsible parties that the Agency may initiate CERCLA-
financed remedial action.
Implementation
After initial discovery of a site at which a release or threatened
release may exist, EPA may begin a series of increasingly complex
evaluations. The first step, the Preliminary Assessment (PA), is a low-
cost review of existing information to determine if the site poses a
threat to the public health or the environment. If the site presents a
serious imminent threat, EPA may take immediate removal action. If the
PA shows that the site presents a threat but not an imminent threat,
EPA generally will perform a more extensive study called the Site
Inspection (SI). The SI involves collecting additional information to
better understand the extent of the problem at the site, screen out
sites that will not qualify for the NPL, and obtain data necessary to
calculate an HRS score for sites that warrant placement on the NPL and
further study. To date EPA has completed approximately 37,000 PAs and
approximately 18,000 SIs.
The NCP at 40 CFR 300.425(b)(1) limits expenditure of the Trust
Fund for remedial actions to sites on the NPL. However, EPA may take
enforcement actions under CERCLA or other applicable statutes against
responsible parties regardless of whether the site is on the NPL.
Although, as a practical matter, the focus of EPA's CERCLA enforcement
actions has been and will continue to be on NPL sites. Similarly, in
the case of CERCLA removal actions, EPA has the authority to act at any
site, whether listed or not, that meets the criteria of the NCP at 40
CFR 300.415(b)(2) (55 FR 8842, March 8, 1990).
EPA's policy is to pursue cleanup of NPL sites using all the
appropriate response and/or enforcement actions available to the
Agency, including authorities other than CERCLA. The Agency will decide
on a site-by-site basis whether to take enforcement or other action
under CERCLA or other authorities prior to undertaking response action,
to proceed directly with Trust Fund-financed response actions and seek
to recover response costs after cleanup, or do both. To the extent
feasible, once sites are on the NPL, EPA will determine high-priority
candidates for CERCLA-financed response action and/or enforcement
action through both State and Federal initiatives. EPA will take into
account which approach is more likely to accomplish cleanup of the site
most expeditiously while using CERCLA's limited resources as
efficiently as possible.
Although it is a factor that is considered, the ranking of sites by
HRS scores does not by itself determine the sequence in which EPA funds
remedial response actions, since the information collected to develop
HRS scores is not sufficient to determine either the extent of
contamination or the appropriate response for a particular site (40 CFR
300.425(a)(2), 55 FR 8845). Additionally, resource constraints may
preclude EPA from evaluating all HRS pathways. Only those that present
significant environmental risk or are sufficient to make a site
eligible for the NPL may be evaluated. Moreover, the sites with the
highest scores do not necessarily come to the Agency's attention first,
so that addressing sites strictly on the basis of ranking would in some
cases require stopping work at sites where it already was underway. In
addition, site listings based on the ATSDR Health Advisory Criteria or
designated by states as highest priorities would not have HRS scores.
More detailed studies of a site are undertaken in the Remedial
Investigation/Feasibility Study (``RI/FS'') that typically follows
listing. The purpose of the RI/FS is to assess site conditions and
evaluate alternatives to the extent necessary to select a remedy (40
CFR 300.430(a)(2). The RI/FS takes into account the amount of
contaminants released into the environment, the risk to affected
populations and environment, the cost to remediate contamination at the
site, and the response actions that have been taken by potentially
responsible parties or others. Decisions on the type and extent of
response action to be taken at these sites are made in accordance with
40 CFR 300.415 and 40 CFR 300.430.
After conducting these additional studies, EPA may conclude that
initiating a CERCLA remedial action using the Trust Fund at some sites
on the NPL is not appropriate because of more pressing needs at other
sites, or because a private party cleanup already is underway pursuant
to an enforcement action. Given the limited resources available in the
Trust Fund, the Agency must carefully balance the relative needs for
response at the numerous sites it has studied. It is also possible that
EPA will conclude after further analysis that the site does not warrant
remedial action.
RI/FS at Proposed Sites
An RI/FS may be performed at sites proposed in the Federal Register
for [[Page 20333]] placement on the NPL (or even sites that have not
been proposed for placement on the NPL) pursuant to the Agency's
removal authority under CERCLA, as outlined in the NCP at 40 CFR
300.415. Although an RI/FS generally is conducted at a site after it
has been placed on the NPL, in a number of circumstances the Agency
elects to conduct an RI/FS at a site proposed for placement on the NPL
in preparation for a possible Superfund-financed response action, such
as when the Agency believes that a delay may create unnecessary risks
to public health or the environment. In addition, the Agency may
conduct an RI/FS to assist in determining whether to conduct a removal
or enforcement action at a site.
Facility (Site) Boundaries
The Agency's position is that the NPL does not describe releases in
precise geographical terms, and that it would be neither feasible nor
consistent with the limited purpose of the NPL (as the mere
identification of releases), for it to do so.
CERCLA section 105(a)(8)(B) directs EPA to list national priorities
among the known ``releases or threatened releases.'' Thus, the purpose
of the NPL is merely to identify releases that are priorities for
further evaluation. Although a CERCLA ``facility'' is broadly defined
to include any area where a hazardous substance release has ``come to
be located'' (CERCLA section 101(9)), the listing process itself is not
intended to define or reflect the boundaries of such facilities or
releases. Of course, HRS data upon which the NPL placement was based
will, to some extent, describe which release is at issue. That is, the
NPL site would include all releases evaluated as part of that HRS
analysis (including noncontiguous releases evaluated under the NPL
aggregation policy, described at 48 FR 40663 (September 8, 1983)).
EPA regulations provide that the ``nature and extent of the threat
presented by a release'' will be determined by an RI/FS as more
information is developed on site contamination (40 CFR 300.68(d)).
During the RI/FS process, the release may be found to be larger or
smaller than was originally thought, as more is learned about the
source and the migration of the contamination. However, this inquiry
focuses on an evaluation of the threat posed. The boundaries of the
release need not be defined. Moreover, it generally is impossible to
discover the full extent of where the contamination ``has come to be
located'' before all necessary studies and remedial work are completed
at a site. Indeed, the boundaries of the contamination can be expected
to change over time. Thus, in most cases, it will be impossible to
describe the boundaries of a release with certainty.
For these reasons, the NPL need not be amended if further research
into the extent of the contamination expands the apparent boundaries of
the release. Further, the NPL is only of limited significance, as it
does not assign liability to any party or to the owner of any specific
property. See Report of the Senate Committee on Environment and Public
Works, Senate Rep. No. 96-848, 96th Cong., 2d Sess. 60 (1980), quoted
above and at 48 FR 40659 (September 8, 1983). If a party contests
liability for releases on discrete parcels of property, it may do so if
and when the Agency brings an action against that party to recover
costs or to compel a response action at that property.
At the same time, however, the RI/FS or the Record of Decision
(which defines the remedy selected, 40 CFR 300.430(f)) may offer a
useful indication to the public of the areas of contamination at which
the Agency is considering taking a response action, based on
information known at that time. For example, EPA may evaluate (and
list) a release over a 400-acre area, but the Record of Decision may
select a remedy over 100 acres only. This information may be useful to
a landowner seeking to sell the other 300 acres, but it would result in
no formal change in the fact that a release is included on the NPL. The
landowner (and the public) also should note in such a case that if
further study (or the remedial construction itself) reveals that the
contamination is located on or has spread to other areas, the Agency
may address those areas as well.
This view of the NPL as an initial identification of a release that
is not subject to constant re-evaluation is consistent with the
Agency's policy of not rescoring NPL sites:
EPA recognizes that the NPL process cannot be perfect, and it is
possible that errors exist or that new data will alter previous
assumptions. Once the initial scoring effort is complete, however,
the focus of EPA activity must be on investigating sites in detail
and determining the appropriate response. New data or errors can be
considered in that process. . . . [T]he NPL serves as a guide to EPA
and does not determine liability or the need for response. (49 FR
37081 (September 21, 1984).
See also City of Stoughton, Wisc. v. U.S. EPA, 858 F. 2d 747, 751
(D.C. Cir. 1988):
Certainly EPA could have permitted further comment or conducted
further testing [on proposed NPL sites]. Either course would have
consumed further assets of the Agency and would have delayed a
determination of the risk priority associated with the site. Yet * *
* ``the NPL is simply a rough list of priorities, assembled quickly
and inexpensively to comply with Congress' mandate for the Agency to
take action straightaway.'' Eagle-Picher [Industries v. EPA] II, 759
F. 2d [921,] at 932 [(D.C. Cir. 1985)].
It is the Agency's policy that, in the exercise of its enforcement
discretion, EPA will not take enforcement actions against an owner of
residential property to require such owner to undertake response
actions or pay response costs, unless the residential homeowner's
activities lead to a release or threat of release of hazardous
substances, resulting in the taking of a response action at the site
(OSWER Directive #9834.6, July 3, 1991). This policy includes
residential property owners whose property is located above a ground
water plume that is proposed to or on the NPL, where the residential
property owner did not contribute to the contamination of the site. EPA
may, however, require access to that property during the course of
implementing a clean up.
III. Contents of This Notice
This notice promulgates final rules to add 4 sites to the NPL, 3 to
the General Superfund Section (Table 1) and 1 to the Federal Facilities
Section (Table 2). Proposal #11 (56 FR 35840, July 29, 1991) provided 1
site, and Proposal #15 (58 FR 34018, June 23, 1993) provided 1 site,
both of which are being added to the NPL based on HRS scores of 28.50
or greater. Proposal #16 (59 FR 2568, January 18, 1994) provided 2
sites, one of which is being added to the NPL based on ATSDR Health
Advisory criteria and one of which is being added to the NPL consequent
to being designated as the State's top priority.
As discussed more fully below, the following tables present the
sites in this rule arranged alphabetically by State and identifies
their rank by group number. Group numbers are determined by arranging
the NPL by rank and dividing it into groups of 50 sites. For example, a
site in Group 4 has a score that falls within the range of scores
covered by the fourth group of 50 sites on the NPL.
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National Priorities List Final Rule--General Superfund Section
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State Site name City/County Group
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CT Raymark Industries, Inc. Stratford......... NA
WA Boomsnub/Airco.......... Vancouver......... NA
WA Tulalip Landfill........ Marysville........ 5/6
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Number of Sites Listed: 3.
National Priorities List Final Rule--Federal Facilities Section
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State Site name City/County Group
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OR Fremont National Forest Lake County....... 5/6
Uranium Mines (USDA).
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Number of Sites Listed: 1.
Public Comments
EPA reviewed all comments received on sites included in this
notice. The formal comment period ended on September 27, 1991 for the
site from Proposal #11; August 23, 1993 for the site from Proposal #15;
February 17, 1994 for the sites from Proposal #16, and October 21, 1994
for the site from Proposal #17.
Based on comments received on the proposed sites, as well as
investigation by EPA and the States (generally in response to comment),
EPA recalculated the HRS scores for individual sites where appropriate.
EPA's response to site-specific public comments and explanations of any
score changes made as a result of such comments are addressed in the
``Support Document for the Revised National Priorities List Final
Rule--April 1995.''
Economic Impacts
The costs of cleanup actions that may be taken at any site are not
directly attributable to placement on the NPL. EPA has conducted a
preliminary analysis of economic implications of today's amendment to
the NPL. EPA believes that the kinds of economic effects associated
with this revision generally are similar to those effects identified in
the regulatory impact analysis (RIA) prepared in 1982 for the revisions
to the NCP pursuant to section 105 of CERCLA and the economic analysis
prepared when amendments to the NCP were proposed (50 FR 5882, February
12, 1985). The Agency believes the anticipated economic effects related
to adding sites to the NPL can be characterized in terms of the
conclusions of the earlier RIA and the most recent economic analysis.
Inclusion of a site on the NPL does not itself impose any costs. It
does not establish that EPA necessarily will undertake remedial action,
nor does it require any action by a private party or determine its
liability for site response costs. Costs that arise out of site
responses result from site-by-site decisions about what actions to
take, not directly from the act of listing itself. Nonetheless, it is
useful to consider the costs associated with responding to the sites
included in this rulemaking.
The major events that follow the proposed listing of a site on the
NPL are a search for potentially responsible parties and a remedial
investigation/feasibility study (RI/FS) to determine if remedial
actions will be undertaken at a site. Design and construction of the
selected remedial alternative follow completion of the RI/FS, and
operation and maintenance (O&M) activities may continue after
construction has been completed.
EPA initially bears costs associated with responsible party
searches. Responsible parties may bear some or all the costs of the RI/
FS, remedial design and construction, and O&M, or EPA and the States
may share costs.
The State cost share for site cleanup activities is controlled by
Section 104(c) of CERCLA and the NCP. For privately operated sites, EPA
will pay for 100% of the costs of the RI/FS and remedial planning, and
90% of the costs associated with remedial action. The State will be
responsible for 10% of the remedial action. For publicly-operated
sites, the State cost share is at least 50% of all response costs at
the site, including the RI/FS and remedial design and construction of
the remedial action selected. After the remedy is built, costs fall
into two categories:
--For restoration of ground water and surface water, EPA will share in
startup costs according to the criteria in the previous paragraph for
10 years or until a sufficient level of protectiveness is achieved
before the end of 10 years.
--For other cleanups, EPA will share for up to 1 year the cost of that
portion of response needed to assure that a remedy is operational and
functional. After that, the State assumes full responsibilities for
O&M.
In previous NPL rulemakings, the Agency estimated the costs
associated with these activities (RI/FS, remedial design, remedial
action, and O&M) on an average per site and total cost basis. EPA will
continue with this approach, using the most recent (1994) cost
estimates available. The estimates are presented below. However, there
is wide variation in costs for individual sites, depending on the
amount, type, and extent of contamination. Additionally, EPA is unable
to predict what portions of the total costs responsible parties will
bear, since the distribution of costs depends on the extent of
voluntary and negotiated response and the success of any cost-recovery
actions.
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Average total
Cost category cost per site1
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RI/FS................................................... 1,350,000
Remedial Design......................................... 1,260,000
Remedial Action......................................... 322,500,000
Present Discounted Value O&M2........................... 5,630,000
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11994 U.S. Dollars.
2Assumes cost of O&M over 30 years, $400,000 for the first year and 5.8%
discount rate.
3Includes State cost-share.
Source: Office of Program Management, Office of Emergency and Remedial
Response, U.S. EPA, Washington, DC.
Costs to the States associated with today's final rule arise from
the required State cost-share of: (1) 10% of remedial actions and 10%
of first-year O&M costs at privately-operated; and (2) at least 50% of
the remedial planning (RI/FS and remedial design), remedial action, and
first-year O&M costs at publicly-operated sites. States will assume the
cost for O&M after EPA's period of participation. Using the budget
projections presented above, the cost to the States of undertaking
Federal remedial planning and actions, but excluding O&M costs, would
be [[Page 20335]] approximately $7 million. State O&M costs cannot be
accurately determined because EPA, as noted above, will share O&M costs
for up to 10 years for restoration of ground water and surface water,
and it is not known if the site will require this treatment and for how
long. Assuming EPA involvement for 10 years is needed, State O&M costs
would be approximately $14.7 million.
Placing a hazardous waste site on the final NPL does not itself
cause firms responsible for the site to bear costs. Nonetheless, a
listing may induce firms to clean up the sites voluntarily, or it may
act as a potential trigger for subsequent enforcement or cost-recovery
actions. Such actions may impose costs on firms, but the decisions to
take such actions are discretionary and made on a case-by-case basis.
Consequently, precise estimates of these effects cannot be made. EPA
does not believe that every site will be cleaned up by a responsible
party. EPA cannot project at this time which firms or industry sectors
will bear specific portions of the response costs, but the Agency
considers: the volume and nature of the waste at the sites; the
strength of the evidence linking the wastes at the site to the parties;
the parties' ability to pay; and other factors when deciding whether
and how to proceed against the parties.
Economy-wide effects of this amendment to the NPL are aggregations
of efforts on firms and State and local governments. Although effects
could be felt by some individual firms and States, the total impact of
this amendment on output, prices, and employment is expected to be
negligible at the national level, as was the case in the 1982 RIA.
Benefits
The real benefits associated with today's amendment are increased
health and environmental protection as a result of increased public
awareness of potential hazards. In addition to the potential for more
Federally-financed remedial actions, expansion of the NPL could
accelerate privately-financed, voluntary cleanup efforts. Listing sites
as national priority targets also may give States increased support for
funding responses at particular sites.
As a result of the additional CERCLA remedies, there will be lower
human exposure to high-risk chemicals, and higher-quality surface
water, ground water, soil, and air. These benefits are expected to be
significant, although difficult to estimate in advance of completing
the RI/FS at these sites.
IV. Executive Order 12866
The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) has exempted this
regulatory action from Executive Order 12866 review.
V. Regulatory Flexibility Act Analysis
The Regulatory Flexibility Act of 1980 requires EPA to review the
impacts of this action on small entities, or certify that the action
will not have a significant impact on a substantial number of small
entities. By small entities, the Act refers to small businesses, small
government jurisdictions, and nonprofit organizations.
While this rule revises the NCP, it is not a typical regulatory
change since it does not automatically impose costs. As stated above,
adding sites to the NPL does not in itself require any action by any
party, nor does it determine the liability of any party for the cost of
cleanup at the site. Further, no identifiable groups are affected as a
whole. As a consequence, impacts on any group are hard to predict. A
site's inclusion on the NPL could increase the likelihood of adverse
impacts on responsible parties (in the form of cleanup costs), but at
this time EPA cannot identify the potentially affected businesses or
estimate the number of small businesses that might also be affected.
The Agency does expect that the listing of the sites in this NPL
rule could significantly affect certain industries, or firms within
industries, that have caused a proportionately high percentage of waste
site problems. However, EPA does not expect the listing of these sites
to have a significant economic impact on a substantial number of small
businesses.
In any case, economic impacts would occur only through enforcement
and cost-recovery actions, which EPA takes at its discretion on a site-
by-site basis. EPA considers many factors when determining enforcement
actions, including not only the firm's contribution to the problem, but
also its ability to pay. The impacts (from cost recovery) on small
governments and nonprofit organizations would be determined on a
similar case-by-case basis.
For the foregoing reasons, I hereby certify that this rule does not
have a significant economic impact on a substantial number of small
entities. Therefore, this regulation does not require a regulatory
flexibility analysis.
Unfunded Mandates Reform Act of 1995
Under Section 202 of the Unfunded Mandates Reform Act of 1995,
signed into law on March 22, 1995, EPA must prepare a statement to
accompany any rule where the estimated costs to State, local, or tribal
governments in the aggregate, or to the private sector, will be $100
million or more in any one year. Under Section 205, EPA must select the
most cost-effective and least burdensome alternative that achieves the
objective of the rule and is consistent with statutory requirements.
Section 203 requires EPA to establish a plan for informing and advising
any small governments that may be significantly impacted by the rule.
EPA has determined, since adding sites to the NPL does not in
itself require any action by any party, and does not determine the
liability of any party for the cost of cleanup at the site, that this
rule does not include a Federal mandate that may result in estimated
costs of $100 million or more to either State, local or tribal
governments in the aggregate, or to the private sector.
List of Subjects in 40 CFR Part 300
Air pollution control, Chemicals, Environmental protection,
Hazardous materials, Intergovernmental relations, Natural resources,
Oil pollution, Reporting and recordkeeping requirements, Superfund,
Waste treatment and disposal, Water pollution control, Water supply.
Dated: April 20, 1995.
Elliott P. Laws,
Assistant Administrator, Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response.
40 CFR part 300 is amended as follows:
PART 300--[AMENDED]
1. The authority citation for part 300 continues to read as
follows:
Authority: 33 U.S.C.1321(c)(2); 42 U.S.C. 9601-9657; E.O. 12777,
56 FR 54757, 3 CFR, 1991 Comp., p. 351; E.O. 12580, 52 FR 2923, 3
CFR, 1987 Comp., p. 193.
2. Appendix B to part 300 is revised to read as set forth below:
Appendix B to Part 300--National Priorities List
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Table 1.--General SuperFund Section, April 1995
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State Site name City/County Notes (a)
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AK Alaska Battery Fairbanks N Star C
Enterprises. Borough.
AK Arctic Surplus......... Fairbanks
AL Ciba-Geigy Corp. McIntosh
(McIntosh Plant).
AL Interstate Lead Co. Leeds
(ILCO).
AL Olin Corp. (McIntosh McIntosh
Plant).
AL Perdido Ground Water Perdido........... C
Contamination.
AL Redwing Carriers, Inc. Saraland
(Saraland).
AL Stauffer Chemical Co. Bucks
(Cold Creek Plant).
AL Stauffer Chemical Co. Axis
(LeMoyne Plant).
AL T.H. Agriculture & Montgomery
Nutrition (Montgomery).
AL Triana/Tennessee River. Limestone/Morgan.. C
AR Arkwood, Inc........... Omaha
AR Frit Industries........ Walnut Ridge
AR Gurley Pit............. Edmondson......... C
AR Industrial Waste Fort Smith........ C
Control.
AR Jacksonville Municipal Jacksonville
Landfill.
AR Mid-South Wood Products Mena.............. C
AR Midland Products....... Ola/Birta......... C
AR Monroe Auto Equipment Paragould
(Paragould Pit).
AR Popile, Inc............ El Dorado
AR Rogers Road Municipal Jacksonville
Landfill.
AR South 8th Street West Memphis
Landfill.
AR Vertac, Inc............ Jacksonville
AZ Apache Powder Co....... St. David
AZ Hassayampa Landfill.... Hassayampa
AZ Indian Bend Wash Area.. Scottsdale/Tempe/
Phoenix
AZ Litchfield Airport Area Goodyear/Avondale
AZ Motorola, Inc.(52nd Phoenix
Street Plant).
AZ Nineteenth Avenue Phoenix
Landfill.
AZ Tucson International Tucson............
Airport Area.
CA Advanced Micro Devices, Sunnyvale......... C
Inc.
CA Advanced Micro Devices, Sunnyvale......... C
Inc. (Bldg. 915).
CA Aerojet General Corp... Rancho Cordova
CA Applied Materials...... Santa Clara....... C
CA Atlas Asbestos Mine.... Fresno County
CA Beckman Instruments Porterville....... C
(Porterville Plant).
CA Brown & Bryant, Arvin
Inc.(Arvin Plant).
CA CTS Printex, Inc....... Mountain View..... C
CA Celtor Chemical Works.. Hoopa............. C
CA Coalinga Asbestos Mine. Coalinga
CA Coast Wood Preserving.. Ukiah
CA Crazy Horse Sanitary Salinas
Landfill.
CA Del Norte Pesticide Crescent City..... C
Storage.
CA Fairchild Semiconductor Mountain View
Corp. (Mt View).
CA Fairchild Semiconductor South San Jose.... C
Corp. (S San Jose).
CA Firestone Tire & Rubber Salinas........... C
Co. (Salinas Plant).
CA Fresno Municipal Fresno
Sanitary Landfill.
CA Frontier Fertilizer.... Davis
CA Hewlett-Packard (620- Palo Alto
640 Page Mill Road).
CA Industrial Waste Fresno
Processing.
CA Intel Corp. (Mountain Mountain View
View Plant).
CA Intel Corp. (Santa Santa Clara....... C
Clara III).
CA Intel Magnetics........ Santa Clara....... C
CA Intersil Inc./Siemens Cupertino......... C
Components.
CA Iron Mountain Mine..... Redding
CA J.H. Baxter & Co....... Weed
CA Jasco Chemical Corp.... Mountain View
CA Koppers Co., Inc. Oroville
(Oroville Plant).
CA Liquid Gold Oil Corp... Richmond
CA Lorentz Barrel & Drum San Jose
Co.
CA Louisiana-Pacific Corp. Oroville
CA MGM Brakes............. Cloverdale........ C
CA McColl................. Fullerton
CA McCormick & Baxter Stockton
Creosoting Co.
CA Modesto Ground Water Modesto
Contamination.
CA Monolithic Memories.... Sunnyvale......... C
CA Montrose Chemical Corp. Torrance
CA National Semiconductor Santa Clara
Corp.
CA Newmark Ground Water San Bernardino
Contamination.
CA Operating Industries, Monterey Park
Inc., Landfill.
CA Pacific Coast Pipe Fillmore
Lines.
CA Purity Oil Sales, Inc.. Malaga
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CA Ralph Gray Trucking Co. Westminster
CA Raytheon Corp.......... Mountain View
CA San Fernando Valley Los Angeles
(Area 1).
CA San Fernando Valley Los Angeles/
(Area 2). Glendale
CA San Fernando Valley Glendale
(Area 3).
CA San Fernando Valley Los Angeles
(Area 4).
CA San Gabriel Valley El Monte
(Area 1).
CA San Gabriel Valley Baldwin Park Area
(Area 2).
CA San Gabriel Valley Alhambra
(Area 3).
CA San Gabriel Valley La Puente
(Area 4).
CA Selma Treating Co...... Selma
CA Sola Optical USA, Inc.. Petaluma.......... C
CA South Bay Asbestos Area Alviso
CA Southern California Visalia
Edison Co. (Visalia).
CA Spectra-Physics, Inc.. Mountain View..... C
CA Stringfellow........... Glen Avon Heights. S
CA Sulphur Bank Mercury Clear Lake
Mine.
CA Synertek, Inc. Santa Clara....... C
(Building 1).
CA T.H. Agriculture & Fresno
Nutrition Co.
CA TRW Microwave, Inc. Sunnyvale......... C
(Building 825).
CA Teledyne Semiconductor. Mountain View..... C
CA United Heckathorn Co... Richmond
CA Valley Wood Preserving, Turlock
Inc.
CA Waste Disposal, Inc.... Santa Fe Springs
CA Watkins-Johnson Co Scotts Valley..... C
(Stewart Division).
CA Western Pacific Oroville
Railroad Co.
CA Westinghouse Electric Sunnyvale
Corp (Sunnyvale).
CO Broderick Wood Products Denver
CO California Gulch....... Leadville
CO Central City-Clear Idaho Springs
Creek.
CO Chemical Sales Co...... Denver
CO Denver Radium Site..... Denver
CO Eagle Mine............. Minturn/Redcliff
CO Lincoln Park........... Canon City
CO Lowry Landfill......... Arapahoe County
CO Marshall Landfill...... Boulder County.... C, S
CO Sand Creek Industrial.. Commerce City..... C
CO Smuggler Mountain...... Pitkin County
CO Summitville Mine....... Rio Grande County
CO Uravan Uranium Project Uravan
(Union Carbide).
CT Barkhamsted-New Barkhamsted
Hartford Landfill.
CT Beacon Heights Landfill Beacon Falls
CT Cheshire Ground Water Cheshire
Contamination.
CT Durham Meadows......... Durham
CT Gallup's Quarry........ Plainfield
CT Kellogg-Deering Well Norwalk
Field.
CT Laurel Park, Inc....... Naugatuck Borough. S
CT Linemaster Switch Corp. Woodstock
CT Nutmeg Valley Road..... Wolcott
CT Old Southington Southington
Landfill.
CT Precision Plating Corp. Vernon
CT Raymark Industries, Inc Stratford......... A
CT Solvents Recovery Southington
Service New England.
CT Yaworski Waste Lagoon.. Canterbury
DE Army Creek Landfill.... New Castle County. C
DE Chem-Solv, Inc......... Cheswold
DE Coker's Sanitation Kent County....... C
Service Landfills.
DE Delaware City PVC Plant Delaware City
DE Delaware Sand & Gravel New Castle County
Landfill.
DE Dover Gas Light Co..... Dover
DE E.I.Du Pont de Nemours Newport
(Newport Landfill.
DE Halby Chemical Co...... New Castle
DE Harvey & Knott Drum, Kirkwood.......... C
Inc.
DE Koppers Co., Inc. Newport
(Newport Plant).
DE NCR Corp. (Millsboro Millsboro
Plant).
DE New Castle Spill....... New Castle County. C
DE Sealand Limited........ Mount Pleasant.... C
DE Standard Chlorine of Delaware City
Delaware, Inc.
DE Sussex County Landfill Laurel............ C
No. 5.
DE Tybouts Corner Landfill New Castle County S
DE Tyler Refrigeration Pit Smyrna
DE Wildcat Landfill....... Dover............. C
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FL Agrico Chemical Co..... Pensacola
FL Airco Plating Co....... Miami
FL Alpha Chemical Corp.... Galloway.......... C
FL American Creosote Works Pensacola
(Pensacola Plt).
FL Anaconda Aluminum Co./ Miami............. C
Milgo Electronics.
FL Anodyne, Inc........... North Miami Beach
FL B&B Chemical Co., Inc.. Hialeah........... C
FL BMI-Textron............ Lake Park......... C
FL Beulah Landfill........ Pensacola......... C
FL Brown Wood Preserving.. Live Oak.......... C
FL Cabot/Koppers.......... Gainesville
FL Chemform, Inc.......... Pompano Beach..... C
FL Chevron Chemical Co. Orlando
(Ortho Division).
FL City Industries, Inc... Orlando........... C
FL Coleman-Evans Wood Whitehouse
Preserving Co.
FL Davie Landfill......... Davie
FL Dubose Oil Products Co. Cantonment
FL Escambia Wood-- Pensacola
Pensacola.
FL Florida Steel Corp..... Indiantown
FL Gold Coast Oil Corp.... Miami............. C
FL Harris Corp. (Palm Bay Palm Bay
Plant).
FL Helena Chemical Co. Tampa
(Tampa Plant).
FL Hipps Road Landfill.... Duval County...... C
FL Hollingsworth Fort Lauderdale... C
Solderless Terminal.
FL Kassauf-Kimerling Tampa
Battery Disposal.
FL Madison County Sanitary Madison
Landfill.
FL Miami Drum Services.... Miami............. C
FL Munisport Landfill..... North Miami
FL Northwest 58th Street Hialeah........... C
Landfill.
FL Peak Oil Co./Bay Drum Tampa
Co.
FL Pepper Steel & Alloys, Medley............ C
Inc.
FL Petroleum Products Corp Pembroke Park
FL Pickettville Road Jacksonville
Landfill.
FL Piper Aircraft/Vero Vero Beach
Beach Water & Sewer.
FL Reeves Southeast Tampa
Galvanizing Corp.
FL Sapp Battery Salvage... Cottondale
FL Schuylkill Metals Corp. Plant City
FL Sherwood Medical Deland
Industries.
FL Sixty-Second Street Tampa
Dump.
FL Standard Auto Bumper Hialeah........... C
Corp.
FL Stauffer Chemical Co. Tarpon Springs
(Tarpon Springs).
FL Sydney Mine Sludge Brandon
Ponds.
FL Taylor Road Landfill... Seffner
FL Tower Chemical Co...... Clermont
FL Whitehouse Oil Pits.... Whitehouse
FL Wingate Road Municipal Fort Lauderdale
Incinerator Dump.
FL Woodbury Chemical Co. Princeton......... C
(Princeton Plant).
FL Yellow Water Road Dump. Baldwin
FL Zellwood Ground Water Zellwood
Contamination.
GA Cedartown Industries, Cedartown
Inc.
GA Cedartown Municipal Cedartown
Landfill.
GA Diamond Shamrock Corp. Cedartown
Landfill.
GA Firestone Tire & Rubber Albany
Co. (Albany Plant).
GA Hercules 009 Landfill.. Brunswick
GA Marzone Inc./Chevron Tifton
Chemical Co.
GA Mathis Brothers Kensington
Landfill.
GA Monsanto Corp. (Augusta Augusta........... C
Plant).
GA Powersville Site....... Peach County...... C
GA T.H. Agriculture & Albany
Nutrition (Albany).
GA Woolfolk Chemical Fort Valley
Works, Inc.
GU Ordot Landfill......... Guam.............. C, S
HI Del Monte Corp. (Oahu Honolulu County
Plantation).
IA Des Moines TCE......... Des Moines
IA E.I. du Pont de Nemours West Point........ C
(County Rd X23).
IA Electro-Coatings, Inc.. Cedar Rapids
IA Fairfield Coal Fairfield
Gasification Plant.
IA Farmers' Mutual Hospers
Cooperative.
IA John Deere (Ottumwa Ottumwa........... C
Works Landfills).
IA Lawrence Todtz Farm.... Camanche.......... C
IA Mason City Coal Mason City
Gasification Plant.
IA Mid-America Tanning Co. Sergeant Bluff
IA Midwest Manufacturing/ Kellogg
North Farm.
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IA Northwestern States Mason City........ C
Portland Cement Co.
IA Peoples Natural Gas Co. Dubuque
IA Red Oak City Landfill.. Red Oak
IA Shaw Avenue Dump....... Charles City
IA Sheller-Globe Corp. Keokuk
Disposal.
IA Vogel Paint & Wax Co... Orange City....... C
IA White Farm Equipment Charles City
Co. Dump.
ID Bunker Hill Mining & Smelterville
Metallurgical.
ID Eastern Michaud Flats Pocatello
Contamination.
ID Kerr-McGee Chemical Soda Springs
Corp. (Soda Springs).
ID Monsanto Chemical Co. Soda Springs
(Soda Springs).
ID Pacific Hide & Fur Pocatello
Recycling Co.
ID Union Pacific Railroad Pocatello
Co.
IL A & F Material Greenup........... C
Reclaiming, Inc.
IL Acme Solvent Reclaiming Morristown
(Morristown Plant.
IL Adams County Quincy Quincy
Landfills 2 & 3.
IL Amoco Chemicals (Joliet Joliet
Landfill).
IL Beloit Corp............ Rockton
IL Belvidere Municipal Belvidere......... C
Landfill.
IL Byron Salvage Yard..... Byron
IL Central Illinois Public Taylorville
Service Co.
IL Cross Brothers Pail Pembroke Township
Recycling (Pembroke).
IL DuPage County Landfill/ Warrenville
Blackwell Forest.
IL Galesburg/Koppers Co... Galesburg
IL H.O.D. Landfill........ Antioch
IL Ilada Energy Co........ East Cape
Girardeau
IL Interstate Pollution Rockford
Control, Inc.
IL Johns-Manville Corp.... Waukegan.......... C
IL Kerr-McGee (Kress Creek/ DuPage County
W Branch DuPage).
IL Kerr-McGee (Reed- West Chicago
Keppler Park).
IL Kerr-McGee (Residential West Chicago/
Areas). DuPage County
IL Kerr-McGee (Sewage West Chicago
Treatment Plant).
IL LaSalle Electric LaSalle........... C
Utilities.
IL Lenz Oil Service, Inc.. Lemont
IL MIG/Dewane Landfill.... Belvidere
IL NL Industries/Taracorp Granite City
Lead Smelter.
IL Ottawa Radiation Areas. Ottawa
IL Outboard Marine Corp... Waukegan.......... S
IL Pagel's Pit............ Rockford
IL Parsons Casket Hardware Belvidere
Co.
IL Southeast Rockford Gd Rockford
Wtr Contamination.
IL Tri-County Landfill/ South Elgin
Waste Mgmt Illinois.
IL Velsicol Chemical Corp. Marshall.......... C
(Illinois).
IL Wauconda Sand & Gravel. Wauconda
IL Woodstock Municipal Woodstock
Landfill.
IL Yeoman Creek Landfill.. Waukegan
IN American Chemical Griffith
Service, Inc.
IN Bennett Stone Quarry... Bloomington
IN Carter Lee Lumber Co... Indianapolis
IN Columbus Old Municipal Columbus.......... C
Landfill #1.
IN Conrail Rail Yard Elkhart
(Elkhart).
IN Continental Steel Corp. Kokomo
IN Douglass Road/Uniroyal, Mishawaka
Inc., Landfill.
IN Envirochem Corp........ Zionsville
IN Fisher-Calo............ LaPorte
IN Fort Wayne Reduction Fort Wayne
Dump.
IN Galen Myers Dump/Drum Osceola
Salvage.
IN Himco Dump............. Elkhart
IN Lake Sandy Jo (M&M Gary.............. C
Landfill).
IN Lakeland Disposal Claypool
Service, Inc.
IN Lemon Lane Landfill.... Bloomington
IN MIDCO I................ Gary
IN MIDCO II............... Gary
IN Main Street Well Field. Elkhart
IN Marion (Bragg) Dump.... Marion
IN Neal's Dump (Spencer).. Spencer
IN Neal's Landfill Bloomington
(Bloomington).
IN Ninth Avenue Dump...... Gary
IN Northside Sanitary Zionsville
Landfill, Inc.
IN Prestolite Battery Vincennes
Division.
IN Reilly Tar & Chemical Indianapolis
(Indianapolis Plant.
IN Seymour Recycling Corp. Seymour........... C, S
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IN Southside Sanitary Indianapolis
Landfill.
IN Tippecanoe Sanitary Lafayette
Landfill, Inc.
IN Tri-State Plating...... Columbus.......... C
IN Waste, Inc., Landfill.. Michigan City
IN Wayne Waste Oil........ Columbia City
IN Whiteford Sales & South Bend
Service/Nationalease.
KS 29th & Mead Ground Wichita
Water Contamination.
KS 57th and North Broadway Wichita Heights
Streets Site.
KS Arkansas City Dump..... Arkansas City..... C, S
KS Chemical Commodities, Olathe
Inc.
KS Cherokee County........ Cherokee County
KS Doepke Disposal Johnson County
(Holliday).
KS Obee Road.............. Hutchinson
KS Pester Refinery Co..... El Dorado
KS Strother Field Cowley County
Industrial Park.
KY A.L. Taylor (Valley of Brooks............ C
Drums).
KY Airco.................. Calvert City
KY B.F. Goodrich.......... Calvert City
KY Brantley Landfill...... Island
KY Caldwell Lace Leather Auburn............ C
Co., Inc.
KY Distler Brickyard...... West Point........ C
KY Distler Farm........... Jefferson County.. C
KY Fort Hartford Coal Co. Olaton
Stone Quarry.
KY General Tire & Rubber Mayfield.......... C
(Mayfield Landfill).
KY Green River Disposal, Maceo
Inc.
KY Howe Valley Landfill... Howe Valley....... C
KY Lee's Lane Landfill.... Louisville........ C
KY Maxey Flats Nuclear Hillsboro
Disposal.
KY National Electric Coil/ Dayhoit
Cooper Industries.
KY National Southwire Hawesville
Aluminum Co.
KY Newport Dump........... Newport........... C
KY Red Penn Sanitation Co. PeeWee Valley
Landfill.
KY Smith's Farm........... Brooks
KY Tri-City Disposal Co... Shepherdsville
LA Agriculture Street New Orleans
Landfill.
LA American Creosote Winnfield
Works, Inc.
(Winnfield).
LA Bayou Bonfouca......... Slidell
LA Bayou Sorrel Site...... Bayou Sorrel...... C
LA Cleve Reber............ Sorrento
LA Combustion, Inc........ Denham Springs
LA D.L. Mud, Inc.......... Abbeville
LA Dutchtown Treatment Ascension Parish
Plant.
LA Gulf Coast Vacuum Abbeville
Services.
LA Old Inger Oil Refinery. Darrow............ S
LA PAB Oil & Chemical Abbeville
Service, Inc.
LA Petro-Processors of Scotlandville
Louisiana Inc.
MA Atlas Tack Corp........ Fairhaven
MA Baird & McGuire........ Holbrook
MA Blackburn & Union Walpole
Privileges.
MA Cannon Engineering Bridgewater....... C
Corp. (CEC).
MA Charles-George Tyngsborough
Reclamation Landfill.
MA Groveland Wells........ Groveland
MA Haverhill Municipal Haverhill
Landfill.
MA Hocomonco Pond......... Westborough
MA Industri-Plex.......... Woburn
MA Iron Horse Park........ Billerica
MA New Bedford Site....... New Bedford....... S
MA Norwood PCBs........... Norwood
MA Nyanza Chemical Waste Ashland
Dump.
MA PSC Resources.......... Palmer
MA Re-Solve, Inc.......... Dartmouth
MA Rose Disposal Pit...... Lanesboro......... C
MA Salem Acres............ Salem
MA Shpack Landfill........ Norton/Attleboro
MA Silresim Chemical Corp. Lowell
MA Sullivan's Ledge....... New Bedford
MA W.R. Grace & Co. Inc. Acton
(Acton Plant).
MA Wells G&H.............. Woburn
MD Bush Valley Landfill... Abingdon
MD Kane & Lombard Street Baltimore
Drums.
MD Limestone Road......... Cumberland
MD Mid-Atlantic Wood Harmans........... C
Preservers, Inc.
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MD Sand, Gravel & Stone... Elkton
MD Southern Maryland Wood Hollywood
Treating.
MD Spectron, Inc.......... Elkton
MD Woodlawn County Woodlawn
Landfill.
ME McKin Co............... Gray.............. C
ME O'Connor Co............ Augusta
ME Pinette's Salvage Yard. Washburn
ME Saco Municipal Landfill Saco
ME Saco Tannery Waste Pits Saco.............. C
ME Union Chemical Co., Inc South Hope
ME Winthrop Landfill...... Winthrop
MI Adam's Plating......... Lansing........... C
MI Albion-Sheridan Albion
Township Landfill.
MI Allied Paper/Portage Ck/ Kalamazoo
Kalamazoo River.
MI American Anodco, Inc... Ionia............. C
MI Anderson Development Co Adrian............ C
MI Auto Ion Chemicals, Inc Kalamazoo......... C
MI Avenue ``E'' Ground Traverse City
Water Contamination.
MI Barrels, Inc........... Lansing
MI Bendix Corp./Allied St. Joseph
Automotive.
MI Berlin & Farro......... Swartz Creek
MI Bofors Nobel, Inc...... Muskegon
MI Burrows Sanitation..... Hartford.......... C
MI Butterworth #2 Landfill Grand Rapids
MI Cannelton Industries, Saulte Saint Marie
Inc.
MI Carter Industrials, Inc Detroit
MI Chem Central........... Wyoming Township
MI Clare Water Supply..... Clare
MI Cliff/Dow Dump......... Marquette
MI Duell & Gardner Dalton Township
Landfill.
MI Electrovoice........... Buchanan
MI Folkertsma Refuse...... Grand Rapids...... C
MI Forest Waste Products.. Otisville
MI G&H Landfill........... Utica
MI Grand Traverse Overall Greilickville..... C
Supply Co.
MI Gratiot County Landfill St. Louis......... S
MI H. Brown Co., Inc...... Grand Rapids
MI Hedblum Industries..... Oscoda............ C
MI Hi-Mill Manufacturing Highland.......... C
Co.
MI Ionia City Landfill.... Ionia
MI J & L Landfill......... Rochester Hills
MI K&L Avenue Landfill.... Oshtemo Township
MI Kaydon Corp............ Muskegon
MI Kentwood Landfill...... Kentwood
MI Kysor Industrial Corp.. Cadillac
MI Liquid Disposal, Inc... Utica
MI Lower Ecorse Creek Dump Wyandotte......... A
MI Mason County Landfill.. Pere Marquette Twp C
MI McGraw Edison Corp..... Albion
MI Metamora Landfill...... Metamora
MI Michigan Disposal (Cork Kalamazoo
Street Landfill).
MI Motor Wheel, Inc....... Lansing
MI Muskegon Chemical Co... Whitehall
MI North Bronson Bronson
Industrial Area.
MI Northernaire Plating... Cadillac
MI Novaco Industries...... Temperance........ C
MI Organic Chemicals, Inc. Grandville
MI Ossineke Ground Water Ossineke
Contamination.
MI Ott/Story/Cordova Dalton Township
Chemical Co.
MI Packaging Corp. of Filer City
America.
MI Parsons Chemical Works, Grand Ledge
Inc.
MI Peerless Plating Co.... Muskegon
MI Petoskey Municipal Well Petoskey
Field.
MI Rasmussen's Dump....... Green Oak Township
MI Rockwell International Allegan
Corp. (Allegan).
MI Rose Township Dump..... Rose Township
MI Roto-Finish Co., Inc... Kalamazoo
MI SCA Independent Muskegon Heights
Landfill.
MI Shiawassee River....... Howell
MI South Macomb Disposal Macomb Township
(Landfills 9 & 9A).
MI Southwest Ottawa County Park Township..... C
Landfill.
MI Sparta Landfill........ Sparta Township
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MI Spartan Chemical Co.... Wyoming
MI Spiegelberg Landfill... Green Oak Township
MI Springfield Township Davisburg
Dump.
MI State Disposal Grand Rapids
Landfill, Inc.
MI Sturgis Municipal Wells Sturgis
MI Tar Lake............... Mancelona Township
MI Thermo-Chem, Inc....... Muskegon
MI Torch Lake............. Houghton County
MI U.S. Aviex............. Howard Township... C
MI Velsicol Chemical Corp. St. Louis......... C
(Michigan).
MI Verona Well Field...... Battle Creek
MI Wash King Laundry...... Pleasant Plains
Twp
MI Waste Management of Holland
Michigan (Holland).
MN Agate Lake Scrapyard... Fairview Township. C
MN Arrowhead Refinery Co.. Hermantown
MN Baytown Township Ground Baytown Township
Water Plume.
MN Burlington Northern Brainerd/Baxter
(Brainerd/Baxter).
MN Dakhue Sanitary Cannon Falls...... C
Landfill.
MN East Bethel Demolition East Bethel
Landfill. Township
MN FMC Corp. (Fridley Fridley........... C
Plant).
MN Freeway Sanitary Burnsville
Landfill.
MN General Mills/Henkel Minneapolis....... C
Corp.
MN Joslyn Manufacturing & Brooklyn Center
Supply Co.
MN Koch Refining Co./N-Ren Pine Bend
Corp.
MN Koppers Coke........... St. Paul
MN Kummer Sanitary Bemidji
Landfill.
MN Kurt Manufacturing Co.. Fridley
MN LaGrand Sanitary LaGrand Township
Landfill.
MN Lehillier/Mankato Site. Lehillier/Mankato. C
MN Long Prairie Ground Long Prairie
Water Contamination.
MN MacGillis & Gibbs/Bell New Brighton
Lumber & Pole Co.
MN NL Industries/Taracorp/ St. Louis Park
Golden Auto.
MN Nutting Truck & Caster Faribault......... C
Co.
MN Oak Grove Sanitary Oak Grove Township C
Landfill.
MN Oakdale Dump........... Oakdale
MN Perham Arsenic Site.... Perham
MN Pine Bend Sanitary Dakota County
Landfill.
MN Reilly Tar&Chem (St. St. Louis Park.... S
Louis Park Plant).
MN Ritari Post & Pole..... Sebeka
MN South Andover Site..... Andover........... C
MN St. Augusta Sanitary St. Augusta
Landfill/Engen Dump. Township
MN St. Louis River Site... St. Louis County
MN St. Regis Paper Co..... Cass Lake
MN University Minnesota Rosemount......... C
(Rosemount Res Cen).
MN Waite Park Wells....... Waite Park
MN Washington County Lake Elmo......... C
Landfill.
MN Waste Disposal Andover
Engineering.
MN Whittaker Corp......... Minneapolis....... C
MN Windom Dump............ Windom............ C
MO Bee Cee Manufacturing Malden
Co.
MO Big River Mine Tailings/ Desloge
St. Joe Minerals.
MO Conservation Chemical Kansas City....... C
Co.
MO Ellisville Site........ Ellisville........ S
MO Fulbright Landfill..... Springfield....... C
MO Kem-Pest Laboratories.. Cape Girardeau
MO Lee Chemical........... Liberty........... C
MO Minker/Stout/Romaine Imperial
Creek.
MO Missouri Electric Works Cape Girardeau
MO Oronogo-Duenweg Mining Jasper County
Belt.
MO Quality Plating........ Sikeston
MO Shenandoah Stables..... Moscow Mills
MO Solid State Circuits, Republic.......... C
Inc.
MO St Louis Airport/HIS/ St. Louis County
Futura Coatings Co.
MO Syntex Facility........ Verona
MO Times Beach Site....... Times Beach
MO Valley Park TCE........ Valley Park
MO Westlake Landfill...... Bridgeton
MO Wheeling Disposal Amazonia.......... C
Service Co. Landfill.
MS Flowood Site........... Flowood........... C, S
MS Newsom Brothers/Old Columbia
Reichhold Chemicals.
MT Anaconda Co. Smelter... Anaconda
MT East Helena Site....... East Helena
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MT Idaho Pole Co.......... Bozeman
MT Libby Ground Water Libby............. C
Contamination.
MT Milltown Reservoir Milltown
Sediments.
MT Montana Pole and Butte
Treating.
MT Mouat Industries....... Columbus
MT Silver Bow Creek/Butte Sil Bow/Deer Lodge
Area.
NC ABC One Hour Cleaners.. Jacksonville
NC Aberdeen Pesticide Aberdeen
Dumps.
NC Benfield Industries, Hazelwood
Inc.
NC Bypass 601 Ground Water Concord
Contamination.
NC Cape Fear Wood Fayetteville
Preserving.
NC Carolina Transformer Co Fayetteville
NC Celanese Corp. (Shelby Shelby............ C
Fiber Operations).
NC Charles Macon Lagoon & Cordova
Drum Storage.
NC Chemtronics, Inc....... Swannanoa......... C
NC FCX, Inc. (Statesville Statesville
Plant).
NC FCX, Inc. (Washington Washington
Plant).
NC Geigy Chemical Corp. Aberdeen
(Aberdeen Plant).
NC General Electric Co./ East Flat Rock
Shepherd Farm.
NC JFD Electronics/Channel Oxford
Master.
NC Jadco-Hughes Facility.. Belmont
NC Koppers Co. Inc. Morrisville
(Morrisville Plant).
NC Martin-Marietta, Charlotte
Sodyeco, Inc.
NC NC State University Raleigh
(Lot 86, Farm Unit #1).
NC National Starch & Salisbury
Chemical Corp.
NC New Hanover Cnty Wilmington
Airport Burn Pit.
NC Potter's Septic Tank Maco
Service Pits.
ND Arsenic Trioxide Site.. Southeastern ND.. C, S
ND Minot Landfill......... Minot
NE 10th Street Site....... Columbus
NE Cleburn Street Well.... Grand Island
NE Hastings Ground Water Hastings
Contamination.
NE Lindsay Manufacturing Lindsay
Co.
NE Nebraska Ordnance Plant Mead
(Former).
NE Ogallala Ground Water Ogallala
Contamination.
NE Sherwood Medical Co.... Norfolk
NE Waverly Ground Water Waverly........... C
Contamination.
NH Auburn Road Landfill... Londonderry
NH Coakley Landfill....... North Hampton
NH Dover Municipal Dover
Landfill.
NH Fletcher's Paint Works Milford
& Storage.
NH Kearsarge Metallurgical Conway............ C
Corp.
NH Keefe Environmental Epping............ C
Services.
NH Mottolo Pig Farm....... Raymond........... C
NH New Hampshire Plating Merrimack
Co.
NH Ottati & Goss/Kingston Kingston
Steel Drum.
NH Savage Municipal Water Milford
Supply.
NH Somersworth Sanitary Somersworth
Landfill.
NH South Municipal Water Peterborough...... C
Supply Well.
NH Sylvester.............. Nashua............ C, S
NH Tibbets Road........... Barrington
NH Tinkham Garage......... Londonderry
NH Town Garage/Radio Londonderry....... C
Beacon.
NJ A.O. Polymer........... Sparta Township
NJ American Cyanamid Co... Bound Brook
NJ Asbestos Dump.......... Millington
NJ Bog Creek Farm......... Howell Township... C
NJ Brick Township Landfill Brick Township
NJ Bridgeport Rental & Oil Bridgeport
Services.
NJ Brook Industrial Park.. Bound Brook
NJ Burnt Fly Bog.......... Marlboro Township
NJ CPS/Madison Industries. Old Bridge
Township
NJ Caldwell Trucking Co... Fairfield
NJ Chemical Control....... Elizabeth......... C
NJ Chemical Insecticide Edison Township
Corp.
NJ Chemical Leaman Tank Bridgeport
Lines, Inc.
NJ Chemsol, Inc........... Piscataway
NJ Ciba-Geigy Corp........ Toms River
NJ Cinnaminson Ground Cinnaminson
Water Contamination. Township
NJ Combe Fill North Mount Olive C
Landfill. Township.
NJ Combe Fill South Chester Township
Landfill.
NJ Cosden Chemical Beverly
Coatings Corp.
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NJ Curcio Scrap Metal, Inc Saddle Brook
Township
NJ D'Imperio Property..... Hamilton Township
NJ Dayco Corp./L.E Wharton Borough
Carpenter Co.
NJ De Rewal Chemical Co... Kingwood Township
NJ Delilah Road........... Egg Harbor
Township
NJ Denzer & Schafer X-Ray Bayville
Co.
NJ Diamond Alkali Co...... Newark
NJ Dover Municipal Well 4. Dover Township
NJ Ellis Property......... Evesham Township
NJ Evor Phillips Leasing.. Old Bridge
Township
NJ Ewan Property.......... Shamong Township
NJ Fair Lawn Well Field... Fair Lawn
NJ Florence Land Florence Township
Recontouring Landfill.
NJ Fried Industries....... East Brunswick
Township
NJ GEMS Landfill.......... Gloucester
Township
NJ Garden State Cleaners Minotola
Co.
NJ Glen Ridge Radium Site. Glen Ridge
NJ Global Sanitary Old Bridge
Landfill. Township
NJ Goose Farm............. Plumstead Township C
NJ Helen Kramer Landfill.. Mantua Township... C
NJ Hercules, Inc. Gibbstown
(Gibbstown Plant).
NJ Higgins Disposal....... Kingston
NJ Higgins Farm........... Franklin Township
NJ Hopkins Farm........... Plumstead Township
NJ Imperial Oil Co., Inc./ Morganville
Champion Chemicals.
NJ Industrial Latex Corp.. Wallington Borough
NJ JIS Landfill........... Jamesburg/S.
Brnswck
NJ Jackson Township Jackson Township.. C
Landfill.
NJ Kauffman & Minteer, Inc Jobstown
NJ Kin-Buc Landfill....... Edison Township
NJ King of Prussia........ Winslow Township
NJ Landfill & Development Mount Holly
Co.
NJ Lang Property.......... Pemberton Township
NJ Lipari Landfill........ Pitman
NJ Lodi Municipal Well.... Lodi.............. C
NJ Lone Pine Landfill..... Freehold Township. C
NJ Mannheim Avenue Dump... Galloway Township. C
NJ Maywood Chemical Co.... Maywood/Rochelle
Park
NJ Metaltec/Aerosystems... Franklin Borough
NJ Monitor Devices/ Wall Township
Intercircuits Inc.
NJ Montclair/West Orange Montclair/W Orange
Radium Site.
NJ Montgomery Township Montgomery
Housing Development. Township
NJ Myers Property......... Franklin Township
NJ NL Industries.......... Pedricktown
NJ Nascolite Corp......... Millville
NJ PJP Landfill........... Jersey City
NJ Pepe Field............. Boonton
NJ Pijak Farm............. Plumstead Township
NJ Pohatcong Valley Ground Warren County
Water Contaminat.
NJ Pomona Oaks Residential Galloway Township. C
Wells.
NJ Price Landfill......... Pleasantville..... S
NJ Radiation Technology, Rockaway Township
Inc.
NJ Reich Farms............ Pleasant Plains
NJ Renora, Inc............ Edison Township
NJ Rockaway Borough Well Rockaway Township
Field.
NJ Rockaway Township Wells Rockaway
NJ Rocky Hill Municipal Rocky Hill Borough
Well.
NJ Roebling Steel Co...... Florence
NJ Sayreville Landfill.... Sayreville
NJ Scientific Chemical Carlstadt
Processing.
NJ Sharkey Landfill....... Parsippany/Troy
Hls
NJ Shieldalloy Corp....... Newfield Borough
NJ South Brunswick South Brunswick... C
Landfill.
NJ South Jersey Clothing Minotola
Co.
NJ Spence Farm............ Plumstead Township
NJ Swope Oil & Chemical Co Pennsauken
NJ Syncon Resins.......... South Kearny
NJ Tabernacle Drum Dump... Tabernacle C
Township.
NJ U.S. Radium Corp....... Orange
NJ Universal Oil Products East Rutherford
(Chemical Division).
NJ Upper Deerfield Upper Deerfield C
Township Sanit. Township.
Landfill.
NJ Ventron/Velsicol....... Wood Ridge Borough
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NJ Vineland Chemical Co., Vineland
Inc.
NJ Vineland State School.. Vineland.......... C
NJ Waldick Aerospace Wall Township
Devices, Inc.
NJ White Chemical Corp.... Newark............ A
NJ Williams Property...... Swainton
NJ Wilson Farm............ Plumstead Township C
NJ Witco Chemical Corp. Oakland........... C
(Oakland Plt).
NJ Woodland Route 532 Dump Woodland Township
NJ Woodland Route 72 Dump. Woodland Township
NM AT & SF (Clovis)....... Clovis
NM AT&SF (Albuquerque).... Albuquerque
NM Cimarron Mining Corp... Carrizozo......... C
NM Cleveland Mill......... Silver City
NM Homestake Mining Co.... Milan
NM Prewitt Abandoned Prewitt
Refinery.
NM South Valley........... Albuquerque....... S
NM United Nuclear Corp.... Church Rock
NV Carson River Mercury Lyon/Churchill
Site. Cnty
NY Action Anodizing, Copiague.......... C
Plating, & Polishing.
NY American Thermostat Co. South Cairo
NY Anchor Chemicals....... Hicksville
NY Applied Environmental Glenwood Landing
Services.
NY Batavia Landfill....... Batavia
NY Brewster Well Field.... Putnam County
NY Byron Barrel & Drum.... Byron
NY Carroll & Dubies Sewage Port Jervis
Disposal.
NY Circuitron Corp........ East Farmingdale
NY Claremont Polychemical. Old Bethpage
NY Clothier Disposal...... Town of Granby.... C
NY Colesville Municipal Town of Colesville
Landfill.
NY Conklin Dumps.......... Conklin
NY Cortese Landfill....... Village of
Narrowsburg
NY Endicott Village Well Village of
Field. Endicott
NY FMC Corp. (Dublin Road Town of Shelby
Landfill).
NY Facet Enterprises, Inc. Elmira
NY Forest Glen Mobile Home Niagara Falls..... A
Subdivision.
NY Fulton Terminals....... Fulton
NY GCL Tie & Treating Inc. Village of Sidney
NY GE Moreau.............. South Glen Falls
NY General Motors (Central Massena
Foundry Division).
NY Genzale Plating Co..... Franklin Square
NY Goldisc Recordings, Inc Holbrook
NY Haviland Complex....... Town of Hyde Park
NY Hertel Landfill........ Plattekill
NY Hooker (102nd Street).. Niagara Falls
NY Hooker (Hyde Park)..... Niagara Falls
NY Hooker (S Area)........ Niagara Falls
NY Hooker Chemical/Ruco Hicksville
Polymer Corp.
NY Hudson River PCBs...... Hudson River
NY Islip Municipal Islip
Sanitary Landfill.
NY Johnstown City Landfill Town of Johnstown
NY Jones Chemicals, Inc... Caledonia
NY Jones Sanitation....... Hyde Park
NY Katonah Municipal Well. Town of Bedford... C
NY Kenmark Textile Corp... Farmingdale....... C
NY Kentucky Avenue Well Horseheads
Field.
NY Li Tungsten Corp....... Glen Cove
NY Liberty Industrial Farmingdale
Finishing.
NY Love Canal............. Niagara Falls
NY Ludlow Sand & Gravel... Clayville
NY Malta Rocket Fuel Area. Malta
NY Marathon Battery Corp.. Cold Springs
NY Mattiace Petrochemical Glen Cove
Co., Inc.
NY Mercury Refining, Inc.. Colonie
NY Nepera Chemical Co., Maybrook
Inc.
NY Niagara County Refuse.. Wheatfield
NY Niagara Mohawk Power Co Saratoga Springs
(Saratoga Springs).
NY North Sea Municipal North Sea......... C
Landfill.
NY Old Bethpage Landfill.. Oyster Bay........ C
NY Olean Well Field....... Olean
NY Onondaga Lake.......... Syracuse
NY Pasley Solvents & Hempstead
Chemicals, Inc.
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NY Pfohl Brothers Landfill Cheektowaga
NY Pollution Abatement Oswego............ S
Services.
NY Port Washington Port Washington
Landfill.
NY Preferred Plating Corp. Farmingdale
NY Ramapo Landfill........ Ramapo
NY Richardson Hill Road Sidney Center
Landfill/Pond.
NY Robintech, Inc./ Town of Vestal
National Pipe Co.
NY Rosen Brothers Scrap Cortland
Yard/Dump.
NY Rowe Industries Gnd Noyack/Sag Harbor
Water Contamination.
NY SMS Instruments, Inc... Deer Park
NY Sarney Farm............ Amenia
NY Sealand Restoration, Lisbon
Inc.
NY Sidney Landfill........ Sidney
NY Sinclair Refinery...... Wellsville
NY Solvent Savers......... Lincklaen
NY Syosset Landfill....... Oyster Bay
NY Tri-Cities Barrel Co., Port Crane
Inc.
NY Tronic Plating Co., Inc Farmingdale....... C
NY Vestal Water Supply Vestal
Well 1-1.
NY Vestal Water Supply Vestal
Well 4-2.
NY Volney Municipal Town of Volney
Landfill.
NY Warwick Landfill....... Warwick
NY York Oil Co............ Moira
OH Allied Chemical & Ironton
Ironton Coke.
OH Alsco Anaconda......... Gnadenhutten .............
OH Arcanum Iron & Metal... Darke County .............
OH Big D Campground....... Kingsville .............
OH Bowers Landfill........ Circleville....... C
OH Buckeye Reclamation.... St. Clairsville .............
OH Chem-Dyne.............. Hamilton.......... C, S
OH Coshocton Landfill..... Franklin Township .............
OH E.H. Schilling Landfill Hamilton Township. C
OH Fields Brook........... Ashtabula .............
OH Fultz Landfill......... Jackson Township .............
OH Industrial Excess Uniontown .............
Landfill.
OH Laskin/Poplar Oil Co... Jefferson Township C
OH Miami County Troy .............
Incinerator.
OH Nease Chemical......... Salem .............
OH New Lyme Landfill...... New Lyme.......... C
OH North Sanitary Landfill Dayton .............
OH Old Mill............... Rock Creek........ C
OH Ormet Corp............. Hannibal .............
OH Powell Road Landfill... Dayton .............
OH Pristine, Inc.......... Reading .............
OH Reilly Tar & Chemical Dover .............
(Dover Plant).
OH Republic Steel Corp. Elyria............ C
Quarry.
OH Sanitary Landfill Co. Dayton .............
(Industrial Waste).
OH Skinner Landfill....... West Chester .............
OH South Point Plant...... South Point .............
OH Summit National........ Deerfield Township .............
OH TRW, Inc. (Minerva Minerva........... C
Plant).
OH United Scrap Lead Co., Troy .............
Inc..
OH Van Dale Junkyard...... Marietta .............
OH Zanesville Well Field.. Zanesville .............
OK Compass Industries Tulsa............. C
(Avery Drive).
OK Double Eagle Refinery Oklahoma City .............
Co.
OK Fourth Street Abandoned Oklahoma City .............
Refinery.
OK Hardage/Criner......... Criner .............
OK Mosley Road Sanitary Oklahoma City .............
Landfill.
OK Oklahoma Refining Co... Cyril .............
OK Sand Springs Sand Springs .............
Petrochemical Complex.
OK Tar Creek (Ottawa Ottawa County .............
County).
OK Tenth Street Dump/ Oklahoma City .............
Junkyard.
OR Gould, Inc............. Portland .............
OR Joseph Forest Products. Joseph............ C
OR Martin-Marietta The Dalles........ C
Aluminum Co.
OR McCormick & Baxter Portland .............
Creos. Co. (Portland).
OR Northwest Pipe & Casing Clackamas .............
Co.
OR Reynolds Metals Company Troutdale .............
OR Teledyne Wah Chang..... Albany .............
OR Union Pacific Railroad The Dalles .............
Tie Treatment.
OR United Chrome Products, Corvallis......... C
Inc.
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PA A.I.W. Frank/Mid-County Exton .............
Mustang.
PA AMP, Inc. (Glen Rock Glen Rock .............
Facility).
PA Aladdin Plating........ Scott Township .............
PA Ambler Asbestos Piles.. Ambler............ C
PA Austin Avenue Radiation Delaware County... A
Site.
PA Avco Lycoming Williamsport .............
(Williamsport
Division).
PA Bally Ground Water Bally Borough .............
Contamination.
PA Bell Landfill.......... Terry Township .............
PA Bendix Flight Systems Bridgewater .............
Division. Township
PA Berkley Products Co. Denver .............
Dump.
PA Berks Landfill......... Spring Township .............
PA Berks Sand Pit......... Longswamp Township C
PA Blosenski Landfill..... West Caln Township .............
PA Boarhead Farms......... Bridgeton Township .............
PA Brodhead Creek......... Stroudsburg .............
PA Brown's Battery Shoemakersville .............
Breaking.
PA Bruin Lagoon........... Bruin Borough..... C
PA Butler Mine Tunnel..... Pittston .............
PA Butz Landfill.......... Stroudsburg .............
PA C & D Recycling........ Foster Township .............
PA Centre County Kepone... State College .............
Borough
PA Commodore Semiconductor Lower Providence .............
Group. Township
PA Craig Farm Drum........ Parker .............
PA Crater Resources/ Upper Merion .............
Keystone Coke/Alan Township
Wood.
PA Crossley Farm.......... Hereford Township .............
PA Croydon TCE............ Croydon .............
PA CryoChem, Inc.......... Worman .............
PA Delta Quarries & Disp./ Antis/Logan Twps .............
Stotler Landfill.
PA Dorney Road Landfill... Upper Macungie .............
Township
PA Douglassville Disposal. Douglassville .............
PA Drake Chemical......... Lock Haven .............
PA Dublin TCE Site........ Dublin Borough .............
PA East Mount Zion........ Springettsbury .............
Township
PA Eastern Diversified Hometown .............
Metals.
PA Elizabethtown Landfill. Elizabethtown .............
PA Fischer & Porter Co.... Warminster
PA Foote Mineral Co....... East Whiteland
Township
PA Havertown PCP.......... Haverford
PA Hebelka Auto Salvage Weisenberg C
Yard. Township.
PA Heleva Landfill........ North Whitehall
Township
PA Hellertown Hellertown
Manufacturing Co.
PA Henderson Road......... Upper Merion C
Township.
PA Hranica Landfill....... Buffalo Township.. C
PA Hunterstown Road....... Straban Township
PA Industrial Lane........ Williams Township
PA Jacks Creek/Sitkin Maitland
Smelting and Refinery.
PA Keystone Sanitation Union Township
Landfill.
PA Kimberton Site......... Kimberton Borough. C
PA Lackawanna Refuse...... Old Forge Borough. C
PA Lindane Dump........... Harrison Township
PA Lord-Shope Landfill.... Girard Township
PA MW Manufacturing....... Valley Township
PA Malvern TCE............ Malvern
PA McAdoo Associates...... McAdoo Borough.... S
PA Metal Banks............ Philadelphia
PA Metropolitan Mirror and Frackville
Glass.
PA Middletown Air Field... Middletown
PA Mill Creek Dump........ Erie
PA Modern Sanitation Lower Windsor
Landfill. Township
PA Moyers Landfill........ Eagleville
PA North Penn--Area 1..... Souderton
PA North Penn--Area 12.... Worcester
PA North Penn--Area 2..... Hatfield
PA North Penn--Area 5..... Montgomery
Township
PA North Penn--Area 6..... Lansdale
PA North Penn--Area 7..... North Wales
PA Novak Sanitary Landfill South Whitehall
Township
PA Occidental Chemical Lower Pottsgrove
Corp./Firestone Tire. Township
PA Ohio River Park........ Neville Island
PA Old City of York Seven Valleys
Landfill.
PA Osborne Landfill....... Grove City
PA Palmerton Zinc Pile.... Palmerton
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PA Paoli Rail Yard........ Paoli
PA Publicker Industries Philadelphia
Inc.
PA Raymark................ Hatboro
PA Recticon/Allied Steel East Coventry Twp
Corp.
PA Resin Disposal......... Jefferson Borough
PA Revere Chemical Co..... Nockamixon
Township
PA River Road Landfill/ Hermitage
Waste Mngmnt, Inc.
PA Rodale Manufacturing Emmaus Borough
Co., Inc.
PA Route 940 Drum Dump.... Pocono Summit..... C
PA Saegertown Industrial Saegertown
Area.
PA Shriver's Corner....... Straban Township
PA Stanley Kessler........ King of Prussia
PA Strasburg Landfill..... Newlin Township
PA Taylor Borough Dump.... Taylor Borough.... C
PA Tonolli Corp........... Nesquehoning
PA Tysons Dump............ Upper Merion Twp
PA UGI Columbia Gas Plant. Columbia
PA Walsh Landfill......... Honeybrook
Township
PA Westinghouse Electronic Sharon
(Sharon Plant).
PA Westinghouse Elevator Gettysburg
Co. Plant.
PA Whitmoyer Laboratories. Jackson Township
PA William Dick Lagoons... West Caln Township
PA York County Solid Waste/ Hopewell Township
Refuse Landfill.
PR Barceloneta Landfill... Florida Afuera
PR Fibers Public Supply Jobos
Wells.
PR Frontera Creek......... Rio Abajo
PR GE Wiring Devices...... Juana Diaz
PR Juncos Landfill........ Juncos
PR RCA Del Caribe......... Barceloneta
PR Upjohn Facility........ Barceloneta
PR Vega Alta Public Supply Vega Alta
Wells.
RI Central Landfill....... Johnston
RI Davis (GSR) Landfill... Glocester
RI Davis Liquid Waste..... Smithfield
RI Landfill & Resource North Smithfield
Recovery, Inc. (L&RR).
RI Peterson/Puritan, Inc.. Lincoln/Cumberland
RI Picillo Farm........... Coventry.......... S
RI Rose Hill Regional South Kingston
Landfill.
RI Stamina Mills, Inc..... North Smithfield
RI West Kingston Town Dump/ South Kingston
URI Disposal.
RI Western Sand & Gravel.. Burrillville...... C
SC Aqua-Tech Environmental Greer
Inc. (Groce Labs).
SC Beaunit Corp. (Circular Fountain Inn
Knit & Dye).
SC Carolawn, Inc.......... Fort Lawn
SC Elmore Waste Disposal.. Greer
SC Geiger (C & M Oil)..... Rantoules
SC Golden Strip Septic Simpsonville
Tank Service.
SC Helena Chemical Co. Fairfax
Landfill.
SC Kalama Specialty Beaufort
Chemicals.
SC Koppers Co., Inc. Charleston
(Charleston Plant).
SC Koppers Co., Inc. Florence
(Florence Plant).
SC Leonard Chemical Co., Rock Hill
Inc.
SC Lexington County Cayce
Landfill Area.
SC Medley Farm Drum Dump.. Gaffney
SC Palmetto Recycling, Inc Columbia
SC Palmetto Wood Dixiana
Preserving.
SC Para-Chem Southern, Inc Simpsonville
SC Rochester Property..... Travelers Rest
SC Rock Hill Chemical Co.. Rock Hill
SC SCRDI Bluff Road....... Columbia.......... S
SC SCRDI Dixiana.......... Cayce............. C
SC Sangamo Weston/Twelve- Pickens
Mile/Hartwell PCB.
SC Townsend Saw Chain Co.. Pontiac
SC Wamchem, Inc........... Burton
SD Whitewood Creek C, S
Whitewood.
SD Williams Pipe Line Co. Sioux Falls....... C
Disposal Pit.
TN American Creosote Works Jackson
(Jackson Plant).
TN Amnicola Dump.......... Chattanooga....... C
TN Arlington Blending & Arlington
Packaging.
TN Carrier Air Collierville
Conditioning Co.
TN Chemet Co.............. Moscow
TN Gallaway Pits.......... Gallaway
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TN ICG Iselin Railroad Jackson
Yard.
TN Lewisburg Dump......... Lewisburg......... C
TN Mallory Capacitor Co... Waynesboro
TN Murray-Ohio Dump....... Lawrenceburg
TN North Hollywood Dump... Memphis........... S
TN Velsicol Chemical Corp Toone
(Hardeman County).
TN Wrigley Charcoal Plant. Wrigley
TX ALCOA (Point Comfort)/ Point Comfort
Lavaca Bay.
TX Bailey Waste Disposal.. Bridge City
TX Bio-Ecology Systems, Grand Prairie..... C
Inc.
TX Brio Refining, Inc..... Friendswood
TX Crystal Chemical Co.... Houston
TX Dixie Oil Processors, Friendswood....... C
Inc.
TX French, Ltd............ Crosby............ C
TX Geneva Industries/ Houston
Fuhrmann Energy.
TX Highlands Acid Pit..... Highlands......... C
TX Koppers Co Inc Texarkana
(Texarkana Plant).
TX Motco, Inc............. La Marque S
TX North Cavalcade Street. Houston
TX Odessa Chromium #1..... Odessa............ C
TX Odessa Chromium #2 Odessa............ C
(Andrews Highway).
TX Pesses Chemical Co..... Fort Worth........ C
TX Petro-Chemical Systems Liberty County
(Turtle Bayou).
TX Sheridan Disposal Hempstead
Services.
TX Sikes Disposal Pits.... Crosby............ C
TX Sol Lynn/Industrial Houston........... C
Transformers.
TX South Cavalcade Street. Houston
TX Stewco, Inc............ Waskom............ C
TX Texarkana Wood Texarkana
Preserving Co.
TX Triangle Chemical Co... Bridge City....... C
TX United Creosoting Co... Conroe
UT Midvale Slag........... Midvale
UT Monticello Radioactive Monticello
Contaminated Prop.
UT Petrochem Recycling Salt Lake City
Corp./Ekotek Plant.
UT Portland Cement (Kiln Salt Lake City
Dust 2 & 3).
UT Rose Park Sludge Pit... Salt Lake City C, S
UT Sharon Steel Corp. Midvale
(Midvale Tailings).
UT Utah Power & Light/ Salt Lake City
American Barrel Co.
UT Wasatch Chemical Co. Salt Lake City
(Lot 6).
VA Abex Corp.............. Portsmouth
VA Arrowhead Associates/ Montross
Scovill Corp.
VA Atlantic Wood Portsmouth
Industries, Inc.
VA Avtex Fibers, Inc...... Front Royal
VA Buckingham County Buckingham
Landfill.
VA C & R Battery Co., Inc. Chesterfield C
County.
VA Chisman Creek.......... York County....... C
VA Culpeper Wood Culpeper
Preservers, Inc.
VA Dixie Caverns County Salem
Landfill.
VA First Piedmont Rock Pittsylvania
Quarry (Route 719). County
VA Greenwood Chemical Co.. Newtown
VA H & H Inc., Burn Pit... Farrington
VA L.A. Clarke & Son...... Spotsylvania
County
VA Rentokil, Inc. (VA Wood Richmond
Preserving Div).
VA Rhinehart Tire Fire Frederick County
Dump.
VA Saltville Waste Saltville
Disposal Ponds.
VA Saunders Supply Co..... Chuckatuck
VA U.S. Titanium.......... Piney River
VT BFI Sanitary Landfill Rockingham
(Rockingham).
VT Bennington Municipal Bennington
Sanitary Landfill.
VT Burgess Brothers Woodford
Landfill.
VT Darling Hill Dump...... Lyndon............ C
VT Old Springfield Springfield....... C
Landfill.
VT Parker Sanitary Lyndon
Landfill.
VT Pine Street Canal...... Burlington........ S
VT Tansitor Electronics, Bennington
Inc.
WA ALCOA (Vancouver Vancouver
Smelter).
WA American Crossarm & Chehalis
Conduit Co.
WA Boomsnub/Airco......... Vancouver......... S
WA Centralia Municipal Centralia
Landfill.
WA Colbert Landfill....... Colbert
WA Commencement Bay, Near Pierce County
Shore/Tide Flats.
WA Commencement Bay, South Tacoma
Tacoma Channel.
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WA FMC Corp. (Yakima Pit). Yakima............ C
WA Frontier Hard Chrome, Vancouver
Inc.
WA General Electric Co. Spokane
(Spokane Shop).
WA Greenacres Landfill.... Spokane County
WA Harbor Island (Lead)... Seattle
WA Hidden Valley Landfill Pierce County
(Thun Field).
WA Kaiser Aluminum Mead Mead
Works.
WA Lakewood Site.......... Lakewood.......... C
WA Mica Landfill.......... Mica
WA Midway Landfill........ Kent
WA Moses Lake Wellfield Moses Lake
Contamination.
WA North Market Street.... Spokane
WA Northside Landfill..... Spokane........... C
WA Northwest Transformer.. Everson........... C
WA Northwest Transformer Everson........... C
(South Harkness St.).
WA Old Inland Pit......... Spokane
WA Pacific Car & Foundry Renton
Co.
WA Pacific Sound Resources Seattle
WA Pasco Sanitary Landfill Pasco
WA Queen City Farms....... Maple Valley
WA Seattle Municipal Kent
Landfill (Kent
Hghlnds).
WA Silver Mountain Mine... Loomis............ C
WA Spokane Junkyard/ Spokane
Associated Properties.
WA Tulalip Landfill....... Marysville
WA Vancouver Water Station Vancouver
#1 Contamination.
WA Vancouver Water Station Vancouver
#4 Contamination.
WA Western Processing Co., Kent.............. C
Inc.
WA Wyckoff Co./Eagle Bainbridge Island
Harbor.
WI Algoma Municipal Algoma............ C
Landfill.
WI Better Brite Plating DePere
Chrome & Zinc Shops.
WI City Disposal Corp. Dunn
Landfill.
WI Delavan Municipal Well Delavan
#4.
WI Eau Claire Municipal Eau Claire........ C
Well Field.
WI Fadrowski Drum Disposal Franklin
WI Hagen Farm............. Stoughton
WI Hechimovich Sanitary Williamstown
Landfill.
WI Hunts Disposal Landfill Caledonia
WI Janesville Ash Beds.... Janesville
WI Janesville Old Landfill Janesville
WI Kohler Co. Landfill.... Kohler
WI Lauer I Sanitary Menomonee Falls
Landfill.
WI Lemberger Landfill, Inc Whitelaw
WI Lemberger Transport & Franklin Township
Recycling.
WI Madison Metropolitan Blooming Grove
Sewerage District.
WI Master Disposal Service Brookfield
Landfill.
WI Mid-State Disposal, Cleveland Township C
Inc. Landfill.
WI Moss-American (Kerr- Milwaukee
McGee Oil Co.).
WI Muskego Sanitary Muskego
Landfill.
WI N.W. Mauthe Co., Inc... Appleton.......... S
WI National Presto Eau Claire
Industries, Inc.
WI Northern Engraving Co.. Sparta............ C
WI Oconomowoc Ashippin
Electroplating Co.,
Inc.
WI Omega Hills North Germantown
Landfill.
WI Onalaska Municipal Onalaska.......... C
Landfill.
WI Refuse Hideaway Middleton
Landfill.
WI Ripon City Landfill.... Ripon
WI Sauk County Landfill... Excelsior
WI Schmalz Dump........... Harrison.......... C
WI Scrap Processing Co., Medford
Inc.
WI Sheboygan Harbor & Sheboygan
River.
WI Spickler Landfill...... Spencer
WI Stoughton City Landfill Stoughton
WI Tomah Armory........... Tomah
WI Tomah Fairgrounds...... Tomah
WI Tomah Municipal Tomah
Sanitary Landfill.
WI Waste Mgmt of WI Brookfield
(Brookfield Sanit LF).
WI Wausau Ground Water Wausau............ C
Contamination.
WI Wheeler Pit............ La Prairie C
Township.
WV Fike Chemical, Inc..... Nitro
WV Follansbee Site........ Follansbee
WV Leetown Pesticide...... Leetown........... C
WV Ordnance Works Disposal Morgantown
Areas.
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WY Baxter/Union Pacific Laramie
Tie Treating.
WY Mystery Bridge Rd/U.S. Evansville........ C
Highway 20.
------------------------------------------------------------------------
(a) A=Based on issuance of health advisory by Agency for Toxic
Substances and Disease Registry (if scored, HRS score need not be >
28.50).
C=Sites on construction completion list.
S=State top priority (included among the 100 top priority sites
regardless of score).
Table 2.--Federal Facilities Section, April 1995
------------------------------------------------------------------------
State Site name City/County Notes (a)
------------------------------------------------------------------------
AK Adak Naval Air Station. Adak
AK Eielson Air Force Base. Fairbanks N Star
Borough
AK Elmendorf Air Force Greater Anchorage
Base. Borough
AK Fort Richardson Anchorage
(USARMY).
AK Fort Wainwright........ Fairbanks N Star
Borough
AK Standard Steel & Metals Anchorage
Salvage Yard (USDOT).
AL Alabama Army Ammunition Childersburg
Plant.
AL Anniston Army Depot (SE Anniston
Industrial Area).
AL Redstone Arsenal Huntsville
(USARMY/NASA).
AZ Luke Air Force Base.... Glendale
AZ Williams Air Force Base Chandler
AZ Yuma Marine Corps Air Yuma
Station.
CA Barstow Marine Corps Barstow
Logistics Base.
CA Camp Pendleton Marine San Diego County
Corps Base.
CA Castle Air Force Base.. Merced
CA Concord Naval Weapons Concord
Station.
CA Edwards Air Force Base. Kern County
CA El Toro Marine Corps El Toro
Air Station.
CA Fort Ord............... Marina
CA George Air Force Base.. Victorville
CA Jet Propulsion Pasadena
Laboratory (NASA).
CA LEHR/Old Campus Davis
Landfill (USDOE).
CA Lawrence Livermore Lab Livermore
Site 300 (USDOE).
CA Lawrence Livermore Livermore
Laboratory (USDOE).
CA March Air Force Base... Riverside
CA Mather Air Force Base.. Sacramento
CA McClellan Air Force Sacramento
Base (GW Contam).
CA Moffett Naval Air Sunnyvale
Station.
CA Norton Air Force Base.. San Bernardino
CA Riverbank Army Riverbank
Ammunition Plant.
CA Sacramento Army Depot.. Sacramento
CA Sharpe Army Depot...... Lathrop
CA Tracy Defense Depot Tracy
(USARMY).
CA Travis Air Force Base.. Solano County
CA Treasure Island Naval San Francisco
Station-Hun Pt An.
CO Air Force Plant PJKS... Waterton
CO Rocky Flats Plant Golden
(USDOE).
CO Rocky Mountain Arsenal Adams County
(USARMY).
CT New London Submarine New London
Base.
DE Dover Air Force Base... Dover
FL Cecil Field Naval Air Jacksonville
Station.
FL Homestead Air Force Homestead
Base.
FL Jacksonville Naval Air Jacksonville
Station.
FL Pensacola Naval Air Pensacola
Station.
FL Whiting Field Naval Air Milton
Station.
GA Marine Corps Logistics Albany
Base.
GA Robins Air Force Houston County
Base(Lf#4/Sludge
lagoon).
GU Andersen Air Force Base Yigo
HI Naval Computer & Oahu
Telecommunications
Area.
HI Pearl Harbor Naval Pearl Harbor
Complex.
HI Schofield Barracks Oahu
(USARMY).
IA Iowa Army Ammunition Middletown
Plant.
ID Idaho National Idaho Falls
Engineering Lab
(USDOE).
ID Mountain Home Air Force Mountain Home
Base.
IL Joliet Army Ammunition Joliet
Plant (LAP Area).
IL Joliet Army Ammunition Joliet
Plant (Mfg Area).
IL Sangamo Electric/Crab Carterville
Orchard NWR (USDOI).
IL Savanna Army Depot Savanna
Activity.
KS Fort Riley............. Junction City
KY Paducah Gaseous Paducah
Diffusion Plant
(USDOE).
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LA Louisiana Army Doyline
Ammunition Plant.
MA Fort Devens............ Fort Devens
MA Fort Devens-Sudbury Middlesex County
Training Annex.
MA Hanscom Field/Hanscom Bedford
Air Force Base.
MA Materials Technology Watertown
Laboratory (USARMY).
MA Natick Laboratory Army Natick
Research,D&E Cntr.
MA Naval Weapons Bedford
Industrial Reserve
Plant.
MA Otis Air National Guard Falmouth
(USAF).
MA South Weymouth Naval Weymouth
Air Station.
MD Aberdeen Proving Ground Edgewood
(Edgewood Area).
MD Aberdeen Proving Ground Aberdeen
(Michaelsville LF).
MD Beltsville Agricultural Beltsville
Research (USDA).
MD Patuxent River Naval St. Mary's County
Air Station.
ME Brunswick Naval Air Brunswick
Station.
ME Loring Air Force Base.. Limestone
ME Portsmouth Naval Kittery
Shipyard.
MN Naval Industrial Fridley
Reserve Ordnance Plant.
MN New Brighton/Arden New Brighton
Hills/TCAAP (USARMY).
MN Twin Cities Air Force Minneapolis....... C
Base (SAR Landfill).
MO Lake City Army Ammu. Independence
Plant (NW Lagoon).
MO Weldon Spring Former St.Charles County
Army Ordnance Works.
MO Weldon Spring Quarry/ St. Charles
Plant/Pitts (USDOE). County
NC Camp Lejeune Military Onslow County
Res. (USNAVY).
NC Cherry Point Marine Havelock
Corps Air Station.
NE Cornhusker Army Hall County
Ammunition Plant.
NH Pease Air Force Base... Portsmouth/
Newington
NJ Federal Aviation Admin. Atlantic County
Tech. Center.
NJ Fort Dix (Landfill Pemberton
Site). Township
NJ Naval Air Engineering Lakehurst
Center.
NJ Naval Weapons Station Colts Neck
Earle (Site A).
NJ Picatinny Arsenal Rockaway Township
(USARMY).
NJ W.R. Grace/Wayne Wayne Township
Interim Storage
(USDOE).
NM Cal West Metals (USSBA) Lemitar
NM Lee Acres Landfill Farmington
(USDOI).
NY Brookhaven National Upton
Laboratory (USDOE).
NY Griffiss Air Force Base Rome
NY Plattsburgh Air Force Plattsburgh
Base.
NY Seneca Army Depot...... Romulus
OH Feed Materials Fernald
Production Center
(USDOE).
OH Mound Plant (USDOE).... Miamisburg
OH Wright-Patterson Air Dayton
Force Base.
OK Tinker Air Force Oklahoma City
(Soldier Cr/Bldg 300).
OR Fremont Nat. Forest Lake County
Uranium Mines (USDA).
OR Umatilla Army Depot Hermiston
(Lagoons).
PA Letterkenny Army Depot Franklin County
(PDO Area).
PA Letterkenny Army Depot Chambersburg
(SE Area).
PA Naval Air Development Warminster
Center (8 Areas). Township
PA Navy Ships Parts Mechanicsburg
Control Center.
PA Tobyhanna Army Depot... Tobyhanna
PR Naval Security Group Sabana Seca
Activity.
RI Davisville Naval North Kingston
Construction Batt Cent.
RI Newport Naval Education/ Newport
Training Center.
SC Parris Island Marine Parris Island
Corps Recruit Depot.
SC Savannah River Site Aiken
(USDOE).
SD Ellsworth Air Force Rapid City
Base.
TN Memphis Defense Depot Memphis
(DLA).
TN Milan Army Ammunition Milan
Plant.
TN Oak Ridge Reservation Oak Ridge
(USDOE).
TX Air Force Plant #4 Fort Worth
(General Dynamics).
TX Lone Star Army Texarkana
Ammunition Plant.
TX Longhorn Army Karnack
Ammunition Plant.
TX Pantex Plant (USDOE)... Pantex Village
UT Hill Air Force Base.... Ogden
UT Monticello Mill Monticello
Tailings (USDOE).
UT Ogden Defense Depot Ogden
(DLA).
UT Tooele Army Depot Tooele
(North Area).
VA Defense General Supply Chesterfield
Center (DLA). County
VA Fort Eustis (US Army).. Newport News
VA Langley Air Force Base/ Hampton
NASA Langley Cntr.
VA Marine Corps Combat Quantico
Development Command.
VA Naval Surface Warfare-- Dahlgren
Dahlgren.
VA Naval Weapons Station-- Yorktown
Yorktown.
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WA American Lake Gardens/ Tacoma............ C
McChord AFB.
WA Bangor Naval Submarine Silverdale
Base.
WA Bangor Ordnance Bremerton
Disposal (USNAVY).
WA Bonneville Power Admin Vancouver
Ross (USDOE).
WA Fairchild Air Force Spokane County
Base (4 Waste Areas).
WA Fort Lewis (Landfill Tacoma............ C
No. 5).
WA Fort Lewis Logistics Tillicum
Center.
WA Hamilton Island North Bonneville
Landfill (USA/COE).
WA Hanford 100-Area Benton County
(USDOE).
WA Hanford 1100-Area Benton County
(USDOE).
WA Hanford 200-Area Benton County
(USDOE).
WA Hanford 300-Area Benton County
(USDOE).
WA Jackson Park Housing Kitsap County
Complex (USNAVY).
WA McChord Air Force Base Tacoma
(Wash Rack/Treat).
WA Naval Air Station, Whidbey Island
Whidbey Is (Seaplane).
WA Naval Air Station, Whidbey Island
Whidbey Island (Ault).
WA Naval Undersea Warfare Keyport
Station (4 Areas).
WA Old Navy Dump/ Manchester
Manchester Lab (USEPA/
NOAA).
WA Port Hadlock Detachment Indian Island
(USNAVY).
WA Puget Sound Naval Bremerton
Shipyard Complex.
WV Allegany Ballistics Mineral
Laboratory (USNAVY).
WV West Virginia Ordnance Point Pleasant.... S
(USARMY).
WY F.E. Warren Air Force Cheyenne
Base.
------------------------------------------------------------------------
(a) A=Based on issuance of health advisory by Agency for Toxic
Substances and Disease Registry (if scored, HRS score need not be >
28.50).
C=Sites on construction completion list.
S=State top priority (included among the 100 top priority sites
regardless of score).
[FR Doc. 95-10156 Filed 4-24-95; 8:45 am]
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