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ENVIRONMENTAL INqIOTr_T10N Asency's [istin8 policies. [n addition. . t0z'Ys,_tchmih Serreno. Z12/_

AGENCY - today's action removes 10 sites. '- OpheliaBrown.Zt2/3St-1154

_ inclbdln8 one Federal facility site. from Diane McCreary.Resion 3. U.S.F..PA[./bears/.

40 CFR Part 300 -'; ' the proposed NPL Information - 5thflora.841ChestnutBuil_n8. oth&

• Chestnut Sheet-. Philadelphia. PA 1910'/.

_ supportin8 these actions is conta/ued in _sls_--cuo :

[FRL-3S2S4I ,_- : the Superfund Public Dockets. BeverlyFulwood. Region.4. U.S.EPALibrary.

National Prlorltkm Lilt f_f " This rule results in a fins| 1_ of 1,167 roomG-& 34SCourtlat_lSteel NE.

Uncontro41ed14mmrdmmWssto S_ts@ sites. 116 of them in the Fedemilsect/on: Atlanta.GA 30{]_ 40q/347---4_0

20 sites are proposed to the N]RL.no_ o4r Cathy Freeman,RegionS. U.S.FPA. , S HS-12.

AO_ Environmental Protection them in the Federal section. Flmmlend . • za0 SouthDearbornStreet. C_icago.IlL

Asency. proposed sites now total 1,207,. eO_4. 312/ms-az14

. ]BWTaylor,R_on 0, U.S.EP.A.1448Re,

AClrlO_ Final rule. em,ucmm o&lrlcThe effective dl_._n,r _ Avenue. MailCode _ DsllaL "IX

this amendment to the.NClPs&dt4m.:. : . _ Zt4/6S-_40

sm_m_. The Environmental Protection October I_,1_0. CERCI_ _ 3m _- S/ev_mWyman.Itqloo 7. US. EPA Library.

Asency {"EPA") is amendir_ appendix B pros/des for a k_sislattvevsto_. =_..... _ _ MlanumtaAven.e..Klm_ City,KS

of the Nations[ Oil and Hazardous regulaUons promulBatnd und_l[C_ " gem, 913/ss1,._i:t ...... Substances Pollution Contlnsency Plan .... Dolores Bddy. Rqi_n S.U.S. EPA_ 9W

AIIhou_ INS v. Cl_dha 462 U._.f[_ 7 .... -': _M__"" auite ram n,,,,,-, rn _/._J

("NCP"}, 40 CFR part 300, which was _o . ._o_ t_ms._, casv me .v_mt_._'/: _ I0_/2_--1444

originally promu[satedon July 16,1962. the legnslativeveto into q__K". "UuNeboe. ReBioo9..1Z_ Mille, Street

pursuantto section 108of the has trommdtteda copy Ort_l_._..: • SanFran_. CA 9,itl0S.41.5/744-144'L

ComprehensiveEnvironmental to the Secretary of the _mate_ th_._: " DaHd Bm_ett,ReSionlO, US. £PA,9th_Floor. - -

Response, Compensation.and i-;abilJty

Act of 1980 ("CERCLA"), CERCLA has Clerk of the House of R_;mmmlb_v_. [f 120o_b Awmm_MJii StopHW--0_

any section by Cor_reU'za]Is I_ Seattle "WA_10_, _t/44a_(]_

since been amended by the Supedund

Amendments and Reauthoriz_tion Act question,the .q4_mcywill l_ublla_"" " -Richard Webster, Hazardou_ Site :-

of1986 ("SARA") and is implemented notice of clarification in the Flilhm_ "' l_abmtt_ Otvisio_ Of_(:e of ".

by Executive Order,l_10(52 FIR2923, R_istw. ":: llmergen_ and Remedi_ Respo_, January 29. 1987).C_RC[_ requh'es that " " - (OS.-230),U.S. Environ_ental-_on

the NCP include a list of nstionsl _ Addresses for th6 " _Ls,_mcy,401 M Street, SW:, WHI_I_X_

priorities amon_ the known relearn or Headquarters and Resio_al dor_el_, .

threatened releases of hazardous [oitow, For further detai}s on sdmt these ' _ 204(10,or the Superf_nd Hotll_" Phone(aoo}4z4_4e {3_,.a_ootn_

substances, pollutants, or contaminants dbcketa contain, see section [ o[.I_ "

"sm, umm mmmmTmm" ' WaahinSt°n.DC.metropolitanarab),

throughout the United States. and that ,_W .. pm,ltm_. lu, wLlm_r,_w II'OlllAllON:

the list be revised at least annually. The of this preamble. Tab),,of ConUmts:

National Priorities List ("NPL"), initially Doe.kstCoordinator, Hs,Kkluartms,U.S. EPA I.Introduction

promulgatedas appendix B of the.NCP (ZRC[A DodmtOffioe,_Watesside IL PurposeendhnplemantaUonoftheNPL

on September8, 1983 (48 FR.40658), • _ 401M Sl_rset.SW.Washingto¢ IX: DL_ UpdateProce_

constitutes this list and is being revised z041o,_ - IV.StatutoryRequirement, and Listin_

today by the addition of 106 sites, Eve Cunba.Region 1.U.S. EPAW_ Polldes

including 23 Federal facility sites. Baled ' Managee)_dRecordsCmlter,H_S-C,_ 6, V. DispoMtionof SitesinToday'sFinalRule Jr.lr.r..mmedFFederalIkdldins, Bwtmt MA VI.Diapomtionof All ProposedSites/Federal

on a review of public comments on 0¢Z0S,S17/573-67_ - Facility Sites

these sites. EPA has decided that they . u.8. EPA.Re,on 2. DocumentControl VII.Contents of the NPL

meet the eligibility requirements of the Center,S/,perfundE_I_L 20Fedend vm. Regulatory ImpactAnalysis

NPL and are consistent with the PIm. 701Floor. room 740,New York.NY IX.RegulatoryFlexibility Act Analysis

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L Introduetiou response to CERCI_ section 105_), action authorities oi"Subtitle C of the

added by SARA. EPA intends to issue Resource Conservation and Recovery

Background the revisedHRS as soonas possible. Act (RCRA). EPA has carefully

in 1.980,Congress_a_sd the However, until the revised HRS is in- consideredpublic commentssubmitted

Comprehensive Enviromuntal effect, EPA will continue to use the for the sites in this final rule and has

Response, Comp_ and Liability current HRS in accordance with made certain modifications in response

Act. 42 U.S.C. sectioIBgQ01-g657 CF,RCLA section I05(c}(I) and to those comments. This rule results in a

("CERCLA" or the "A_'*), in response to Congressional intent, as explained in 54 final NPL of 1,187 sites. 116 of them in

the dangers of uncontrolled hazardous FR 13299 (March 31, 1989). the Federal section: 20 sites remain in

waste sites. CERCLA was amended in Based in large part on the HRS proposed status, none of them in the

1986 by the Superfund Amendments and criteria, and pursuant to section Federal section. With these changes,

Reauthorizatinn Act {"SARA"), Public 1.05(a){B){B)of CERCLA, as amended by final and proposed sites now total 1,2ff7.

Law No. 99-.499, stat. 1613 et seq. To SARA, EPA prepared a list of national Information A voilable to the Pubfic

implement CERCLA, the Environmental priorities among the known releases or

Protection Agency ("EPA" or "the threatened releases of hazardous The Headquarters and Regional public

Agency") promulgated the revised substances, pollutant; or contaminants dockets for the NPL (see kDORf..%_

National Oii and Hazardous Substances throughout the United States (the portion of this notice) contain

Pollution Contingency Plan {"NCP"), 40 "National Priorities List" or "NPL"). The documents relating to the evaluation

CER part 300. on July I0, 1982 (47 FR list has been promulgated as appendix B and scoring of site= in this final rule. The

31180) pursuant to CERCLA section 105 of the NCP. A site can undergo dockets are available for viewing, by

and Executive Order 12316 [4_ FR 4,2237, CERCLA-financed remedial action only appointment only, after the appearance

August 20, 1981). The NCP, further after it is placed on the NPL, as provided of this notice. The hour= qf operation for

revised by EPA on September 16, 1985 in the NCP at 40 CFR 300.425(b)(1) (55 the Headquarters docket are from 9 a.m.

(50 FR 37ti24 and November 20, 1985 (50 FR 8845. March 8, 1990). As CERCLA to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday,

FR 47912), sets forth guidelines and section 105(a)(8}(b} states, the NPL is a excluding Federal holidays. Please

procedures needed to respond under listing of "releases or threatened contact individual Regional dockets for

CERCLA to releases and threatened releases" of hazardous substances, hours.

releases of hazardous substances, pollutants, or contaminants. For The Headquarters docket contains

pollutants, or contaminants. On March simplicity, the discussion below may FIRSscore sheets for each final site: a

8, 1990 (55 FR 8666], EPA revised the refer to these releases or threatened Documentation Record for each site

NCP in response to SARA, releases" simply as "releases", describing the information used to

Section 105{a){8)(A) of CERCLA, as "facilities", or "sites". compute the score; pertinent inJormation

amended by SARA, requires that the An original NPL of 406 sites was for any site affected by special study

NCP include "criteria for determining promulgated on September 8, 1983 (48 waste or other re_luirements, or RCRA

prioritiea among releases or threatened FR 40658). Pursuant to CERCLA section or other listing policies: a list of .

releases throughout the United States 105{a)(8)(B), which requiresthat the NPL documents referenced in the

for the purpose of talOng remedial action be revised at least annually, the NPL has Documentation Record: comments

and, to the extent practicable taking into been updated periodically, most recentJy received: and the Agency's response to

account the potential urgency of such on March 14. 1990 (55 FR 9688). The those comments. The Agency's

action, for the purpose of taking removal Agency also has proposed adding new responses are contained in the "Support

action." Removal action involves sites to the NPL. most recently on Document for the Revised National

cleanup or other actions that are taken October 26, 1989 (54 FR 43778). Priorities List Final Rule--August 1990."

in response to releases or threats of EPA may delete sites from the NPL Each Regional docket includes all

releases on e short-term or temporary when no further response is appropriate, information available in the

Lasis [CERCLA section I01(23)). aa provided in the NCP at 40 CFR Headquarters docket for sites in that

Remedial action tends to be long-term in 300.425{e} {55FR 8845, March 8, 1990). Region, as well as the actual reference

nature and involves response actions To date, the Agency has deleted 29 sites documents, which contain the data

that are consistent with a permanent from the final NPL, most recently on principally relied upon by EPA in

remedy for a release (CERCLA section May 31, 1990 {55 FR 22030), when calcu]atlng or evaluating the HRS scores

I01(24}). Criteria for determining Reeser's Landfill. Upper Macangie for sites in that Region. These reference

priorities for possible remedial actions Township, Pennsylvania, was deleted, documenta are available only in the

financed by the Trust Fund established This rule adds 106 sites, including 23 Regional dockets. They may be viewed,

under CERCLA are il_uded in the Federal facility sites, to the NPL, and by appointment only, in the appropriate

Harzard Ranking Sylltbm_("HRS"), removes 10 sites from the proposed NTL, Regional Docket or Superfund Branch

which EPA promal_lmd as appendix A including one Federal facility site. Of the Office. Requests for copies may be

of the NCP (47 FR 31_11 _u[y 16, 1982). 10 sites being removed, seven have HRS directed to the appropriate Regional

On December 23, 1_8 (53 FR 51962), scores below 28.50 and the other three Docket or Superfund Branch. An

EPA proposed revisions to the HRS in can be addressed under corrective informal written request, rather than a

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formal r_luesL should be the ordinary the NC_at 40 C1_ 300.415 (55 FR 8842. listed sites to a lower positim_ on the

procedure for oblahling cc_=/_ of any of Ma_h & 1_0]. NPL. However. ifEPA has initiated

these documents. EPA's policy is to pursue cleanup of action such as an RI/FS at a site. it does

II. Purpose and Impl_ of the NPL sites using the appropriate response not intend tOcease such actions to

and/or enforcement actions available to determine if a subsequently listed site

NPL the Agency, including authorities other should have a higher priority for

Purpose ' .. than CERCLA. Listing a site will sexes funding. Rather, theAgency will

The primary purpose of the NI_ is as notice to any potentially responsible continue funding/site studies and

stated in the legislative history of party that the A$_acy may initiate remedial actions once they have been

CERCLA-flnanced remedial action. The initiated, even if higher-scoring sites are CERCLA (Report of the Senate Agency will decide on • site-by.-site Committee on Environment and Public later added to the NPL.

Works. Senate Rap. No. 96--848, geth basis whether to take enforcement or other action under __.RCIA or other

Cong., 2d Seas. 60 (196OJ): authorities, proceed directly with RI/FS at Proposed sites

The priocLtylists larva primarily CERCL/_fi/rancad response act_cm=and An RI/FS may be performed at

inform_ purpose_ident_dz_ for the seek to recovegmsponsa costa_fler proposed sites (or even sites that have States and the public those faciIities and sites

or otherreleaseswhichappearto warrant cleanup, or do both. To the extmzt not yet been proposedfor theNPL)

remedial actions. Inclusicmof s facility or site feuible, ¢mce sit_ are ea the NPL EPA punuant to the A$ency's removal

on the lit/_ net ill itself ref_.'_:t a j_nt "d_l|dB_rmine high-prim'ity cmxltdates authority under CERCLA. as omlined in

of the acted,In _ _ owner or ,_pemtor.it for Superfund-_,waced response re:lion the NQP at _ 300.425[b](1] (55 FR

d_s nm _ _ _ to _mdsrtsim and/or aniorce_at action th_u_ both 8845, March & 1990}. Section 101(23) of

a_y ac._io=,so¢ does it a_i_ liab_y to aay State and Fedes_ inHiath,_. These CERCLA defines "remove" or "removal"

person.Subs,quent8ovemmentactionin the determinations wfl} take into account to include"such actionsas may be

formof rem_li=/actionsoreaforcmnent which approach is more likety to most actions wti! be necessaryin order to do so, necessary to monitor, assess and

andthesesctionJwfl_beattendedby aft exped/t/_us|y accom_l/s_ cle_a,up of the eva]ua'tethe release or threat of

appmprlate pmceder_ safelf_ards, site while using C_JERCLA'e_imited

resoum_ as e/ficientl_ as posdble, release ° " "."The definition of

The purpose of the NgL. therefore, is Remedial respomm actieaa will not "removal" a/so includes "action take.n

primar/Iy to serve as an informational necesem'ilybe ftmd_ in tha same o_h_r under section104(b] of thisAct " _ ","

and management tool. The initial as a site's rankln 8 on tim NPL.-4kat is, which sutho¢iz.es the A_Jacy to p_form

identification of a site for the NPL is its HRS scm_ The information co_lec.t_ studies, investigatian_, and other .

intended primarily to guide EPA in to develop HRS scores is not auft_ont infoz_mation-ptheti_ sct/vities. _ '

determinL'_ which sires warrant further in itself to d_termine eithar tt_ _¢tent of A]_gb ax, RI/FS generally is

investigation to asRsa the nature and contamination o¢ the appropriate conducted at a site after the site has

extent of the public be_dth and respomm for s parthada_ sits. EPA _ been placed on the NPL. in a number of

enviromnenta] risks associated with the on furt_r, morn detailed _u]in in the circamstma:_ the Agency elect_ to

site and to determine what CERCLA- remedial inve_/_ul/bility study oBP.ductan RI/I_3 at a proposed NPL site

financed remedial action(a], if any, may (RI/FS) to addre_ then _ in preparation for a possible CERCLAbe appropriate. The NPL al_o serves to The Ri/FS de_e the n_tu_ and financed nmmdial action, suchas when

notify the public of sites EPA believes extent o_ t_ tlm_t posed b]_the release the Agency believes that a delay may

warrant further investigation, or throataned release It a|w takes into create mmecesssry risks to human

Federal faci_ty _[tes are ellsibIe for account the amom_ of conl_uniaanto ia heatth or the environment, in addition.

the NPL pursuant to the NCP at 40 CFR. " the environmont, the risk to affected the Agency may conduct an RIFFS to 300.425('o](3} (5S FR 8845, March 8.1990]. populations and environn_nt, the cost

However, section 111(e)_3} of CERCLA. to correct problem_ at the site. and tha assist in determinin 8 whether to conduct

as amended by SARA. limits the respome actions that have been taken a removal or enforcement action at a

expenditure of CERCLA monies at by potontiaUy responsible parties or site,

federally-owned facilities. Federal others. Decilion_ on the type and extent Facility (Site] Boundaries

facility sitesalso are subjectto the of action, if any, to be taken at these

requirements of CERCLA section 120, sites are made in accordance with the The NPL does not describe releases in

added by SARA,. criteria contained in subpart E of tha precisegeosrephical terms, and the

Implementation NCP (55 FR 8839,March 8,1990). After Agency believes that it would be neither

A site may underg_ _jl_ll= al action conducti_ these additional studies, feasible nor consistent with the limited

financed by the "_-__oltshed EPA may conch_de that it h_not purpose of tim NPL {as the mero desirable to initiate a CERCLA remedial identification of releases), for it to do so.

under C_CLA { 'S_ only after action at some sites on the NPL became CERCLA esctiun 105(a)(gJ(B)directs

it is placed on the final _ as outttned of more preying needs st other sites, or EPA to list national priorities amongthe

in the NCP at 40 CTR3_O.,II.I_)(I] (55 because a private party cleanup is known "releases or threatened releases"

FRm 8845,March 8, 1990}.However, EPA already underway pursuantto an of hazardous substances. Thus, the ay take enforcement actions under enforcement action. Given the limited

CERCLA or other applicable statutes resources available in the Trust Fund, purpose of the NPL is merely to identify

against responsible parties regardless of the Agency must carefully balance the releases of hazardous substances that

whether the site is on the NPL although, relative needs for response at the are priorities for further evaluation.

as a practical matter, the focus of EPA's numerous sites it has studied. Itis also Although CERCLA "facility" is broadly

enforcement actions has been and will possible that EPA will conclude after defined to include any area where a

continue to be on NPL sites. Similarly, in further analysis that the site does not hazardous substance release has "come

the case of removal actions. EPA has the warrant remedial action, to be located" {CERCLAsection 101(9)),

authority to act at any site, whether Revisions to the NPL such as today's the listin_ process itself is not intended

listed or not. that meets the criteria of rulemakin 8 may move some previously to define or reflect the boundaries of

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suchfacilities orreleases._The names contaminatioatn which theAgency is relativeimportanceand

of sites are provided for purposes of considering taking a response action, interrelationships of the various factors

identification only; the sites are not based on information known at that to arrive at a final site score on a scale

limited to the bounda_, s of properties time. For .example, EPA may evaluate of 0 to 100. The resultant HRS score

that may be referre_M the name, Of (and list) a release over a ,_O-acre area, represents an estimate of the relative

course, HRS data Ul_'-Whic]_ listing is but the Record of Decision may selec_ a "probability and magnitude of harm to

based will. to some _n|_ describe remedy over 100 acres only. This the human population or sensitive

which release is at iS/_ne:that is. the NPL information may be useful to a environment from exposure to

site would include all releases evaluated landowner seeking to sell the other 300 hazardous substances as a result of the

as part of that HRS analysis {including acres, but it would result in no formal contamination_ of ground water, surface

noncontiguous releases evaluated under change in the fact that a release is water, or air" (47 FR 31180, July 16.

the NPL aggregation policy, see 4_ FR included on the NPL The landowner 1982}. Those sites that score 28.50 or

4086S (September 8, 1983)|. {and the public} also should note in such greater on the HRS are eligible for the

EPA regulations do provide that the a case that if further study (or the NPL

"nature and extent of the threat remedial construction itself} reveals that Under the second mechanism for

presented by a "release" will be the contamination is located on or has adding sites to the NPL, each State may

determined by an RI/FS as more spread to other areas, the Agency may designate a single site as its top priority,

information is developed on site address those areas as well. regardless of the HRS score. This

contamination (40 CFR 300.430(d)(2] (55 This view of the NPL as an initial mechanism is provided by section

FR 8847, March 8, 1990)). During the RI/ identification of a release that is not 105(a}(8}(B) of CERCLA. as amended by

FS process, the release may be found to subject to constant re-evaluation is SARA. which requires that, to the extent

be larger or smaller than was originally consistent with the Agency's policy of practicable, the NPL include within the

known, as more is learned about the not rescoring NPL sites, or as stated in 100 highest priorities, one facility

source and the migration of the 49 FR 37081, September 21. 1984: designated by each State representing

contamination, However. this inquiry the greatest danger to public health.

focuses on an evaluation of the threat EPArecognizes that the NPLprocess cannot be perfect, and it is possible that errors exist welfare, or the environment among

posed; the boundaries of the release or that new data will a|ter prev_ua known facilities in the State.

need not' be defined, and in any event assumptions, Once the initial scoringeffort is The third mechanism for lis_,

afe independent of listing, Moreover. it complete, however, the focus of EPAactivity included in the NCP at 40 CF[_

generally is impossible to discover the muslbe on Investigating sites in'detail and 300.425(c){3) (5_ FR 8845, March 8, 1990),

full extent of where the contamination determining the appropriateresponse. New has been used only in rare ins_knces. It

"hascome tobe located"beforeall dataorerrorcan s beconsideredinthat allowscertaisniteswith:HRS ecores

necessary studies and remedial work pr,_ce_s " " "IT}heNPLserves as a suide to

are completed at a site; indeed, the EPAand does ant determine liability orthe below 28.50 to be eligible for the NPL if

boundaries of the contamination can be need forresponse, all of the following occur:.

• The AgencyforToxic Substances and

expectedtochangeovertime.Thus.in lU. NPL UpdateProcess DiseaseRegistry(ATSDRIoftheU.S.

mostcases,itwillbe impossiblteo

describe the boundaries of a release There are three mechanisms for Departmentof Health and Human Services

placing sites ou the NPL The principal has issued a health advisory that with certainty.

Fur these reasons, the NPL need not mechanism is the application of the• rethcoe rmmeleends ase.dissociation of individuals from

be amended if further research into the HRS. The HRS serves as a screening • EPAdetermines that the release poses a

extent of the contamination expands the device to evaluate the relative potential significant threat to public health.

apparent boundaries of the release. As of uncontrolled hazardous substances to * EPAanticipates thatit will be more costdiscussed above, the NPLis only of cause human health or safety problems, effective to useits remedial suthority than to

limited significance, as it does not or ecological or environmental damage, use its removal authority to respond to the

assign liability to any party or to the The HRS score is calculated by release.

owner of any specific property. See estimating risks presented in three

Report of the Senate Committee on potential "pathways" of human or All of the sites in today's f'mal rule

Environment and Public Works, Senate environmental exposure: Ground water, have been placed on the NPL based on

Rap.No.96--848, 96th Cong.,2d Seas.60 surfacewater,and air.Withineach theirHRS scores.

(1980}quo . tedat4BFR40659(September pathway ofexposure,theHRS considers Stateshavetheprimaryresponsibility

8. 1983). if a party contests liability for three categories of factors "that are for identifying non-Federal sites,

releases on discrete parcels of property, designed to encompass most aspects of computing HRS scores, and submitting

it may do so if and w_n the Agency the likehhood of exposure to a candidate sites to the EPA Regional

brings an action agaimt 0ant party to l'.azardous substance through a release Offices. FP, A Regional Offices conduct a

recover costs or to compel a response and the magnitude or degree of harm quality control review of the States'

action at that property, from such exposure": (1} Factors that candidate sites, and may assist in

At the same time, however, the RI/FS indicate the presence or likelihood of a investigating, sampling, monitoring, and

or the Record of Decision (which defines release to the environment; (2) factors scoring sites, Regional Offices also may

the remedy selected) may offer a useful that indicate the nature and quantity of consider candidate sites in addition to

indication to the public of the areas of the substances presenting the potential those submitted by States. EPA

threat; and (3) factors that indicate the Headquarters conducts further quality

, AithouShCERCLA_ctlon tin(elset, outthe human or environmental "targets" assurance audits to ensure accuracy and

definitionof"'facility" andnot"release."those potentially at risk from the site. Factors consistency among the various EPA and

terms.r_ oftenusedInmrr.hs_sbly.|See CERCLA within each of these three cate8ories are State offices participat/ng in the scoring.

sectiont0s(al{aiim,wh_k _ _ _ _s aI_t ' assigned a numerical val_e apcordLn8 to The ,Agency then proposes the sites that

of"'rele_" asI_dlas °f thinhJl[l_stPn°rieY a aet scale, Once n_sefi_ Values are meet on_ o£tba three criteria for listing "'faciiiti_.")(For_mseofmferencl EPAal;muses

theterm"site" inte_chan_e_blywith"reiene" and computed for eacl_ factor, th_ HRS uses {as well as statutory requirements and

•"_cility."} mathematical formulas that reflect the EPA's list/ng policies) and solicits public

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comment on the proipos4d.Based on ReleoJe_From R4_ource Conservotion Hazardous and Solid Waste

these comments.and fm,tk_ _ by ondRt, z_veryAct(RCRAJSite_ Amendments {HS'WAJ of1_84. {Further

EPA. the Asency de_flmmi HRS On ]une 10, IgIM (51 FR 21054], EPA definition of these terms is contained in

scores and p_ees _ sll_Ji_ stiU announced a decision on components of the rune 24, 1988 policy announcement.]

qualify on the final NPL _-

--_- a policy for the listin 8 on the NPL of Consistent with this policy. 23 RCRA

IV. Statutory Req_-Listin8 several categories of non-Federal sites sites were placed on the final NIR, on

subject to RCRA subt/tle C corrective October 4, 1909 (54 FR 41000}.

PoUcie_ action authorities. Under the policy, In this final rule, EPA ia addin8 to the

CERCLA restricts EPA's authority to sites not subject to RCRA subtitle C NPL five sites that are smbJect to RCRA

respondtocertainceeegor/oeafreleaser correctiveactionauthodflew=ill subtitleCcorrectivesctio_Rthar/tm#.

ofhazardeu_substancepol s, lutants,or continuetobeplacedontheNI_ Thesesits ambei_ pbcedontimNPL

contaminants by expressly exclodln8 Examl_.S of such sites include: under the NPL/RC:RA pol/cy. Three sit,,,

some substanceo, such as petroleum, are co_et'_nk one site has _ its

from the response program. In addition, • Facilit_ t}m/r.en_ h_att_, stor_ or

dls_ of _ waste prior to RCRA authoH-Jmfion to operate and

CF_,RC]J_section105(a)[B)t_ directs NovembertO._ {timeli._l_ _ of appearsunwil]L_ to undertaks

EPAtoltstpriodtysttew'arnong"the Pha_ | o_tl_ S_Jtit/_C _ldmtkmo) minit8 corrective action, emdone sito has

known releuea or threatened releaxs which the RCRAcocmeAiveactlomwotkar contamtnaflo_ that nmy not be

of hazardous sub_ancH, pollutants, o, authorities of Subtitle C _ tw ap_l. addmssable onder RCRA. LiJffng a site

contaminants, and secthm 106(a_g}(A} • Sites at w_dchovdyma_ _ _ Ofan unresolved question as to

di_=CtSE]PA to con_der certain from ths statutoryof're_ator,j deRuRh)nof

solid waste or hs'zerdk_l waste m manapd, whether RCIqAsubtitle C corrective

enumerated and "other appropriate'* • Comamlna/*onm rmui_ fromthe "rationaulhoHties app|y to all

factors in doktg so. Thus, asa matte_of activffieno,f RCRAbesmdew waele hand_m contamination auodated with the site

policy, EPA has the diacszt_on not to use to which RCIUI_lbttlv C cm'm_ive scrims is consistent with EPA's NPL/RCRA

CERC3J_to reep_ld to certain typeso,f authoritiesdonotepld_,inch es hazazdoeo policy (53 FR _ June24_1988}.

releases. _ oth_ aut]_ribea exist, waste genemtor_ ar trmm{portmswldc , b m

placing the site on theNPL _ po04db_e notrequiredto havelntm_m_ ol a _ In additioL _A is not |iltin 8 three

remedial actioa under CERCI,A may not RCRAp_'udL sitesmuie¢tim NI_RCIL_ policy ._ " beom.ethe,/canbeadd_m_dund_

be appropriate. Theeefo_e, EPA has Further, the poll_y stated that carta_ RCRA 8ubttt_ C _ve action '-

chosen to do/st _ types of sites RCRA s/te_ at wldc..hstthtitl_ (I authmffi_s. Of these, o_m site was

fr°m the NPL even th°ua]s C]_CLA mmY corrective action ah-thoeitieeam proposed m, a pt,_-HSWA perm/ttee, but

provide authority to respomL Fo_ available al_ ,My be listed if _hey meal is not bebM listed because the proexample, EPA has cbo_e_not to ]/st the cr/herio_ for ltsti_ (i.e,, an HRS HSWA permit has expired end the

sites that result from contamination score of 28.50 or greater) and they fall owner/operator is now subject to a new

associated with _acil/ties licensed by the within one of the foLlow_ catabolism permit which Includes corrective action Nuclear Relpdatery Cemmission(NRC),

on thegrounds that NRC ha#, the • Facilities wk<msewmm'shave requirements (see 54 FR 41006. October

authority and expertise to clean up demolmtratedan Im,bii_/to _ 4, Ig8_). Another site is a converter, but corrective act/on u evidencedby tlsair is not being listed because the owner/

release= from thosefa_/es (48FR invocationof the_mnkrugt_[_m. operator hu agreedto corrective action

40661. September 8, 1983}. If, however, • Faci_ith_ths_ have los/authorization to under a RCRA consent corrective action the Agency later determines that sites operate, and k>_widdb there are addi._na!

deferred as a mattex of policy are oct iadicattmmtl_ llm owmr or opereeor wIHbe order {see 54 FR 4106.5,October 4.1989).

beJr_ properly responded Io_the A_ency unwit_aSto _dm, ta_ _ _ The third site is a late filer, but is not

may place them on the NPL. • Fscflitt_ ansi_md on = ashby-case being listed because the site has come

basis, whose ownm_ or Olp_Stm'abe,re s within the RCRA system and

The Agencyhas solicited comment on clearttisto_ orun_ to mtdertake demonstrateda history of compliance

a policy to expand deferral to other corrective action, with RCRA r_gu}ation_ (see 54 FR 41005, Federal and State authorities (53 FR

51415,December 21,1988); however, that On Auffust g, 19_8 (58 FR 30005),EPA October 4, 1980).

policy is not currently in effect and has announced n policy for determining Re/eases From Federal Facility Sites

not been applied to sites tu this aLOe.The whether RCRA facilities are anwillin8 to

Agency has committed not _haplement perform corrective actions, and On March 13.1989 {54 FR 10520).the

therefore should be proposed to the Asency announced a policy for [istinR

any part of an expanded_ policy NPL Additionally, on Ausust 9, 1988 {53 Federal facility sites, if they meet the

until public and C.onRressi_ co_.erms FR 30_02_, EPA requested comment on a prescribed eligibility criteria (e._., an

have been fully reviewed l_analyzed, draft policy for deterrnirdn8 when sn HRS score of 28.50or 8rearer}, even if

and a decisionreachedon _vhetkeorr owner/operatosrhouldbe considered theFederalfacilityalsoissubjectot the

not to implement such a policy, unable to pay for addressing the corrective action authorities of RCRA

The list/as po//clem and statator_ contamtne_/on st a RCRA-regulated s/t_ subtitle C. In that way, cleanup, if

requirements _ relevance to tl_ rmal that chaff pot_y is still under review, appropriate, could be affected at those

rulecoverRe_mca Co_ervaiksa and On jrune?..4,/MS[53 FR 23_8), ETA sites underCERCLA.

Recovery Act _RCRA) (U.S.C 6_O1- announced its in4e.ntto lfirtseveral other Federal facility sites are placed in a

6991i) site_ Federal faucflitysites, s_tn categories airRC_A facil/t_e_ that the separate sectionof the NPL.This rule

with "special st_13twaste=," m_ Agency considers eppt,opH_e for the adds Z3Federal fa_tity sitesto the final

radioactivemJnin_wute siteLThese NPLThesecalt,_ortt_ar_non-or_ate NPLanddropsnee,brtn_int_he late|

and ethel, lbti_ l:m_des and adatulm_ fliers, c_wm, te_ 0.e.. facilities whmm number of final Federal facilities sites to

requiremonMs have been explsimodi_ part A per_ have been with_awn), 116. No Federal fac./lity sites remain

previous _ the latm_ bek_ protective _e_S, sm_ sites ho]dL'_ RCRA

February 21.19@0 (SS FR 8154). permits issued before enactment of the proposed to the NPL

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Pte]_cz_,_$of J_'_z, Mote,,,io/a specl*,l_Kly wa,Jtee_,m"released from, the * tfpdale =10 (54 PR 43778.October 26.

facihtx:,the extemt of or po_lwmialfo¢ releeze 19ee_ z3 si_es

CERC"[_ section 10'1('_} excludes of such hazardous constituents;the exposure

several types _ IPldlof radioactive or potential exposure to human population EPA read all comments received on

materia|a from t_ _ de_rif_Jtiono_" and environment: and the degreeof hazard to these sites, incJuding late cammenla. In

•"reJease." These re[el_ 8.re therefore hua_n kealth or the enviromnant poaxedby past rules, F,PA responded even to late

not eligible for CiB:R_ the _ease of suchhazardous oomstituentsat comments. However, given the volume

actions or the NPL _dumorm apply the facility, and number of late comments received

to |1) release.= of snares, by-pcoduct, or This final rule includes 14 sites and the need to make fina| decisions on

special nuclear material from a nuclear cor_aining or potentially containin_ all c_rent]y proposed site= plier to the

incident if titre taluses are sudDje_cto special study wastes subje_ to section date that the revival HRS takes effect,

financial protection requirements under 1_06(8).FJPAhas placed in the dockets an EPA was no_ aide to respon_ to all late

section 170 of the Atomic Energy Act, addendum that evaluates far each site comments received for sites in this rule.

and [Z} any relemm of source, by- the informatina ca_ed for in section EPA has responded _in the Su@port

product, or special nuclear material from 106_]. The addenda indicate that the Document} to thane comments

amy processing lite de_iaqqated under the _J studhj W_lStM present a threat to postmarked maIs/el than October 31,

Uranium Mill Teiltugs Radiation Control • human health end l_e environment, and 1988 for all sites included in this final

Act of VJr78IUM'I'RCA}. Accordingly, that the sites should be added Io the rule that were propo=ed in Updates =2,

such radLoactive re.leases have not been

considered eligilde for the NPL. _q" 5, 6, and 7. to dam, comments

As a policy matter, EPA has elan CERCLA sections 125, as amended by pe_ked no later thalt September 12.

chosen not to list releases of source, by- SARA, addresses specific special study 1tJ_ for sites i_ i_ _nal rule that were

product, or special nuclear material fr_ wastes de=e.zJbe..din RCRA section proposed in Update _:8, to them=

any facility with a current license issued 3001{b){31{A}(i) [fly ash and related cam.ments postm,m-ked no later than

by the NRC.. on &,e grounds that the wastes]. No sties t_athis rule are subject October 3, 1_ [or sites in this final rule

NRC has f_ll mxtt_l_ to requzH'e to section 12_. that were proposed in Update _9, and to

those comments postmarked no later

cleanup of relea, aes from such facilities Response to P_blic Comments on than February 6, 19_0 for sites in this

(48 wig FR 40(LS&Sel_mher g, 1983_. EPA b-"pe_a/Study Waste Sites final tale that were ix_pmmd is.Update . however, list releases from

facilit/_a that hold • curre_ lioe_sa When EPA proposed to include on the _riO. (EPA had previously indicated that

issued by a State pursuant to an NPL the spa¢.ial aindy waste sites in thi_ it may no longer he able to txum,ider late

agreement between the Stele and the fa_d rule, _e A4pm=y received several commelts (,_3FR 23_J0, June 24i1968

NRC under section 274 of the Atomic public oommenta. The ,&gency's az_ most recent_ 54 FR 43"7_,-sDctober

Energy Act. Fa¢ifitJ_m whale license= reslpooses to stlt,-specific comments are 26, 1989}). Attkao_k EPA has not

are no longer in e_ect are also contained in the "Support Docu,mest for responded to ldt late comments, it has

considered for ]isth_. the Revised Na_le] Priorities List Final read all late commits and endeavored

in this final rule. EPA is adding to the Rule---Augtmt lti_." [See section V of to reepand in tim Se@9ort Document to

NPL three sites with ra,diosctive th_ firm] ruleJ, those late commm_m that bring to the

releases tl'mi nmae/IEPA's criteria for the EPA also rer2dvad general (i.e., non- Agency's attewtion a fundamental error

NPL. None o_ the three sites has releases site-specific) cows from o_ in the scorir_ of e site, In addition, the

that are exctuded by statute from the oa_raization oon_nin8 the Agency's Agency has mu_-_, respom:led to late

NPL. The sites are also not excJaded by evaluation of st'tel with coal tar special cerumen.re re_dting.frtm_ EPA

EPA's NPL/NRC policy because they study waste.. Am, m_mary of _e issues cmvespondence that provided

were no_ contaminated as a result of a raised im thee, _emts and the commenters with more recent data or

NRC-licensed operation. A_mc_'s re_4s_ee _s contai,med inthe requested thattheoommenters be more

Releases of Speci_iStudy Wastes final rule pub_ish_l on Fehraary 21. 1990 specific in their cerements.

{55 Flit 6158}. EPA's response generally

Section 105(8 ) of CERCLA, _ app_i_j, to the co_ t_w and other special T_BLIE 1.--NATtON,_ PRtORIT_ESLIST,

amended by SARA, requires EPA to study waste sitn included in this final NEW FII_L SITES (BY RANK)

consider certain fanciers before addin_ rule as well.

sites involvhlg RCRA "special study _ _9_01

wastes" to the N'PL, Section 105_) V. Oispositiem _ 81tee in Today's Final _ ,

_t°L ] ! ! 0,_/i

proposed for the NPL M of O_tober 17, This f'mal rule promulgates 106 sites

1986 and (2] contain .1_1_' Cant

(Table 1} atad removes t0 sites from

quantities of special "ffffffffl_wastes as 2 ........._ 68 ( IA ( L_ Potla_ M_o_

defined under R_ 3001{bM2} " mveca| proposed rulemakings,These _ I t c,_nen* Co. Oty.

[drilling fiuidsl, 300111_ll(A|{_it [mim_ 11@=ite_ are from the fallowin 8 2..........I 7_ l O 1F_n _icnaua Pocate,-

waatesl, and 30Otib}(3}(A}{iii} [cement proposed update= _

kaddilndum ed t/sj. otheBeforeth NPL. _ecesleli itm/,He=14.,bt_i_ W e ioa"4}:Update 10 sites_2(49FR403Z0, October,5, 2 ......... 7'4 IIA l_stem M-so C_.n

• IJ_i_e #5 (_¢IIRRLP'tO_9. _Se 10. 1g_16_Z. _ t Poctlara:C, l em.

that the following information be sites 2........ re Rt l _rd Qu_ny.... ,sa_a

con•sidered: The ex * Updale _a 1_ _ _Aa_. l_ar,/_, 19871: _ I ro_n. tent to which the HRS sco_ ior 6 sites . _d_p.

the facility is affected by the presence of the • Update #'7 (53t'_ 2,3988,June 24, lg8_): 54 3 ...... 114 IO 1M_l_nto Soda

special study waste at or released from _he sites ( C'l_rnic_ S0nngs

facility. • Update #8 {54 FE lt_526.May 5, 1989):4 l l (Soda

• A_/_ble infomm/i_ =s tlo the quaitity, sites 4 ......... 150 _ _ t _ Ml_ Kellt

toxicity, Mid ¢oncen_ c4 5mtardsss * Update g'9 {54 FR Z9630, July 14, 198_):17

substances that ax_,c_mad]A*.Jamof_any sites , 1 LndfH(Ke_

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NAIllONN. PRIORrlNEI LILT. IF:Ei;tER,_LFA- added to thollullHIPLeonaie_mtm, ith Specd_S_dy Wm_S/tes

C.aJXYSJTE_ NEW F_tt./8¥ C-d_t_ the NPL/i_C_.,A policy: Fourteen sites containing or possibly

Continued o Advanced Micro Devices {Building 915}, contatntn 8 special study wastes are

[/_lPm" _ql Sunnyvale, California (couverterJ _in 8 added to the N]PLin th_ ru_.

• Hexcal Cm_.. Livermore. California

t4gPl. : " - j {converter| Ca•lifornia Sulphur[mining Bank Mer wastes) cury Mint. C.he_Lak_

c., st ._, mar I Cay/coe_ - Westi_kouse Elect_ Corp. ISham, z • Sedund Limited. Mounl t_easant.

- Plant), Sharon. Penasy_mla (coeve4n_,l Delaware {coal tar wastes) ) ........ ux Too=_ _ _ "Tcoek,.

(N_b ,vm}. One site is being listed, consisttmt • Eastern Michaud Flaw Conlaminatb_a,

S....... i AK Standam SUm • Anc_sge. with the NPL/RCRA policy, becm=e the Pocatelio. Idaho {mining wastes) MetSol Yd • Monsanto Chemical Co, [Soda Sp4,k_s

(USOOD. contamination may no_ be addressabte t_a_#l, _ _pring_. Idake _[mlnit_ writes)

r ......... At< Etn_dea _ r-era* _remer under RCRA subtitle C corrective action • Central Illinois Public Service Co.,

_me. Anchon_ wat4_orities: TaylorvIUa. Illinois {coal tar wa_s)

S........ _ Fort Wsk._ll.___ Fmd_nksN • Apache Powde_ Co., St. David. AlmemJ * Fairfield Coal Ga_iom Phutl.

Star Bec Fatflield. iowa {coal tar wastes)

S........ FL Homestesd_ HomestmeL Based on the NPL/RCRA p_ • LehighPortland Cement Co.. Ma_ C_y,

Fee= _m. announced on June 1.0, 1986 [51 FR lama {cement kiln dust)

10 ....... TX /_ _ _ 04 Fortwor_ Z1057) and in effect at _e time of • Northwestern States Portland Cemen_ O_mr OW,m,c_

t 1........ TX L_ _ ,<arrack. proposal, one site is being listed be_z4me Co.. Mason City. Iowa (cement kiln dust]

• Peqpla Natural Gu C,a., Dubuqtm. Iowa

Ammmtevn _ it has lost its RCRA authorization to (coal tar wastes}

tt ........ NJ FeOem_ At_'_ operate snd appears m_rlllio, g le

AdminT_¢_ _ C_,_. • Oronogo-Duenwe 8 Minin| B_ILJaqzm"

11........ NM L_ _ _ Fm_gton. undertake corrective action: Co_4y. Ml_ri {miak_ wutes}

_S{300. • Chem-Sc_v. lnc., _heswotd, D_aware • Lee Acres Landfill {USDOI), Farmln_qml,

12........ PA Tol3,fllmm_Army T_7_m_c New Mexico (drillin8 muds and produced

Oe0ot One site is not being listed because it wstersl t2 ........AZ I.uPmAk'FOrce8ass. Gl_z_le_.

_3....... CI" N_mt_,dea _ is a late-filer that has come witlMa the • Canna Biver Men,my Si/e. Lyon/

_ _ RCRA system and demonstrated a Churchill Counties. Nevada (miniN[.Wmtes}

_3.... CA Ta=:__ Tesw. history of compllance with RCRA • Reilly Tar & Chemical Corp. {D4m_

Depot regu]aUo/_. P_ant),Dover, Ohio (coal tar wastel_

14........ NY I Seneca _ asst.. Nemulm. * Tey,-l'_ Corp., Texas C_ty. Te!u, (mlnin8

le ..... K_ [ FortRI_/ .... _ " If.asm_JW. _tncklo_ Ca iiferns (hue wastes}

C_. filer}

_7 ........ cA _ _ Fore Kern_ Scorn Rewsions

_- One site is not being Hated because it 17 ........ So E_ _" _ _ c_. EPA has revised the FIRS scores for 37

em_ now is subject to s po_t-HSWA permit

t_ .... !CA Umenm t.Swm_ _ th_ ind_de_ eermet_e scion si_j hased on its review of commenUt

and additional information developed

21 ........[_ Navt.ab-:m0{USDOE}. requiremewts: _ Wewoos St_ Oem Neck. b_ _PA and the S/ates (Table Z). Some

(Site _ • Solvant _ Ilk:.. 8as lore. C._li/ornia of the changes have p|aced the sites in 2_........ _A k_,mAmW uw_a,eu_

P_t One site is net being listed because it d_fereat groups of 50 sites. For seven of

22....... HI _ S=,_m ...... oa_ is a converter that has agreed to tJ=e_esites, the public comments have

Numew_ N_, FarmV.0em F=c_ Sac 23. corrective action andkn' a RCILA c_nsent resulted in scores below the cut-oUTof 28.50. Accordingly, these sites are being

corrective action order:, dropped from the proposed NPL at this "Statetop_ sm.

, s_m we $.cm in _ qO0_ ts • Wane" l_tnic _raim & CJ=tchC.e.. t/me:

groul_ (3(50 on timlinJ NPL RoI_., l]Jiaeis • Magnolia City Landfill, Magno|ia,

Based on the commtmts received on Documentation supportin_ EPA's A_kanses

the proposed sites, as well ns decisions on these aite.s is available in • Concord Naval Weapons Station,

investigation by EPA and the States the Support DocumenL C,oaeo_ California

(generally in respon_ to eemme_t) EPA • Ford Motor Co. (SJudgeLagoon),

recalculated the _ oceves for Federal Focili_F Si_S Ypsilanti, Michigan • Gnat[or Oil Co.. Inc., Gautier. Mississippi

individual s/tea whorl apIm_riate. Th_ fmai rule add= 22 Fe_"a] facility • Sum'ay Oil Co. Refinery, Allen.

Where the publk: coi_ms_ or sites to th_ I{IPL(TabLe 1] and drops I Oklahoma

additional informatiol dropped • score from the proposed NPL • Rio Gnmde Oil Co. Refresh3,. Sour Lake,

below 28.50, the s/M/_M,_ rmltoved Texas

from the N_L F..PA'l._liplltte _e =its- Radioactive Release Sites • Fort Howard Paper Co. (Sludge l.at_oons).

specific pubiif oommss_ e_d Three sites w_th radioactive releases Green Bay, Wisconsin

explarmtiorm of any scorn dmnges made are bein 8 added to the final NPL

as a result of such comments ue comi_tent wttk the NPL/NRC policy TABLE 2.--SrrEs WITH HRS SOOOE

addressed in the "Support Document for CHANGES

the Ray/sad National Priorities L/st Final became tt_msites were not contaminated

Rule---August 1990," as • resuh of a D__d operatim= HRS_em

• Ken-MeG_ tReed-Keppler Park), West Stam/sae name _eon _ F'mal

RCRA Sit_J Clld¢_lO. illinois _ _

"_ sites are _ to _ C • Kert-McGoe (Residential Areas}, West

corrective action authorities, but 1he CklcesolD_Pqe COm_. lWaeb _ut_,_ls _. 2t4s ('l

Part A pmmlt_ have bun _ • Kew-McG4m (_a_ "_m_, nt Plant), Cayi._aollt

(conv4rter Mahm). Them a_es am hekNI- West Chicago, lllinois Pma_ Co.

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TAmE 2.--Sn-_ Wm,.ttRS 8coR,=... I •TALUS?.--_TSS Wrm HRS ScoRs. TAmJS3.--NPL P_oposALq--Conttnued

Numblof x IMim/

HRS_ Daw/Fsd_M _ fs_/i_ siws

Statel_ ham, Statelslfe_ Loca_ _ Rnal Ul_ # Re9_ ReC.JVonco C, to 13q/Murmy..Oltio_ 40.27 30.9a posed

Statk_. Co.. 3....................... 4110/85.......... 2616 O/c

CA/CrmHorn (HormCm soFR14_Is..

Sar_ar/ BendDump). 4.....................9118/85........ 38t3 0/¢

Lmdl. rX/RioOcan_le _ 36.80 (,] 50FR37950.

CAlm Inc./ OI CO, _ 5...................... 6/I01M......... 43/2 21(:

Sk_ms_ Raln_y. " 51FR21099..

Componentlk LJTISl'woStill n Mid.de..;. _.40. 41J1_ I.................. 1/22/87,...... ; (5311 1/C

CA/SulI_U_ Coqx(MkMikr 52FR2492..

M_.ry M_ T_nCm.

cArrr_-y _r_ro_ _ to,_..__ _" _.N 7........... st 53zFR._ __.......... 2_s/14 4n

OelmmDepot. Depo((Nodh- I.................. 5/5/89............. 10/0 0/¢

e.,._stNni- Arm).... -. " 54FR1952e.

JolmmnCo. NItFort_ Grlmn 30._1 (t} s.............. 7/14189....... 0/52 0/c

lmswn _ co. Bay. 54_ 2962O_

I_ion). sluqe

CT/Chsshirl _ • 10............. 10126/89.__ 23/2 11¢

GroundWmw NYIMyM_w Evms- 45.22" 32.10 54FR43TtS.+

Con/qnm_t Z_ge Rd/V.S.. _ tTSOR....... e/l_/Se..... 2to o/c

Llmd_ Tota......................... l 7801117 201¢

_). _So_ _ butbelowZ&50

vt3WoodO_ Home Revision# VIL Contain of the NIL Ctmm_ co

The names Of two siteI addressed in The 106 new sites added to th_PL in

Pt,_. this final rule have been changed in this rule _Tabls 1) have been "

WV,i_mdCorn response to infoTmatlonreceived durin8

mi,mm_o_ the comment period+11m +I are incorporated into the _ in ord+ of

their HRS scoresexcept where E_A LV_ intended to reflect more accurately the

su_m location, nature, or potentiul sources of modified the order to reflect top

Por0and contamination at the sites: prioritiesdesignatedby the States,as

Co.. discuesed in greater detail In previous

IA/Se_r-G_ • (::hedd,-!GroundWs .t_ Co=tamlnatioa rules, the most recent on Marsh 31. 198g

P..oqx_ (formerlyCheshire/U_m)ciatPesroperty}, [54 FR 13290)..

IA/Wh_From Cheshire,Connecticut

Equipm_tC_ * North Mm*ketStreet[formerlyTosco The NPL appears at the end of this

Dump. Corp.(Spo_ Terminal)}Spo , kane, final rule and _ be codified as part of

,UC_,n_ laino@ Washington appendix B to the NCP. Sites on the NPL

Public co_ _ VL Dilpmdlirm of A]] Proposed Sites/ are arrangedaccording to their scores

KY'/GrlNm Rivll Federal FacUltySire on the HRS; The NPLis presentedin

D4_x_,L_ groups of 50 sites to emphasize that

MI/F0mlMotor TOdate, EPA has proposed 10 major minor differences in HRS scores do not

Co.(Sludge updates to theNPL. This rule results in a necessarily represent significantly

Lagoon). toted of 20 non-Federul sites that different levels of risk. Except for the

MiP/P__tm'le _g coa .. continue to be proposed pending first group, the score range within the

MO/Orono_o- completion of response to comment, groups, as indicated in the list. is less

resolution of technical issues, and than 4 points. EPA considers the sites

M_ngB_t resolution of various policy issues within a group to have approximately

MS/Galnc. m_OCoil . (Table 3}./IJ] sites that remain proposed the samepriority forresponse actions.

NC/Hev_-£X_ will be considered for future final rules. For convenience, the sites are

E_-'e_cCo. Although these sites remain proposed, numbered.

_/,-s_ the comment periods have not been

D_oo_. extended or reopened. The following three sites previously

NJ/Nav_ were placed on the NPL because they

w_mo_ met the requirements of the NCP at ssauonEn TABLE3.---NPL PROPOSAL8

(.Sit,A). § 300.425(c)(3), as explained in section

NM/LeeAo'm _ o__ HI of this rule: Landrll

(USDOI). I_t_/F_llm_i Fldm'lllflcilily_ * ForestGlenMobileHomeSubdivision,

NMAb,Pr_Klomd _e_ffi Ul_al, _ _'_------_ m_"" Niagara * RadiumFallChemical s'New Y°rkCo.,Inc.,NewYork.

Rerm_y. ___' I_- New York

NYIS_ImlCl

ArmyDepot * Lansdowne Radiation Site. Lansdowne.

OKISunrayOS 1.................. 91S/S3...... 132/11 110 Pennsylvan/a

Co.ReMs_/. 41FR40674_

p_PJark OmoR_r m.................. 49Io/FR+s/_s4'O_. ..... _oe/_ j _I/o These 28.,50andsitesaphapearve HRS at thescoendresofless the than list.
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This rule adds 23 new situs'to the The State cost share for site cleanup O&Mcosts at publicly-operetedsites.

Federal facility section of the NPL by activities has been amended by section States will assume the cost for O&M

.groupnumber. 104 of SARA. For privately-owned sites, after EPA's period of participation.

VIIL Regulatory _sis as well as for publicly-owned but not Using the assumptions developed in the publicly-operated sites, EPA will pay for 1982RIA for the NCP, EPA has assumed

The costs of cleanse that may 100% of the costs of the RI/FS and that 90_ of the 83 non-Federal sites

be taken at sites are nut-dir_tly remedial planning, and 90% of the.costs ' added to the NPL in this rule will be

attributable to placement on the NPL, as associated with remedial action. The privately-owned and I0% will be Stateexplained below. Therefore. the Agency State will be responsible for 10% of the or locally-operated. Therefore, using the

has determined that this rulemaking is remedial action. For publicly-operated budget projections presented above, the

not a "major" regulation under sites, the State cost share is at least 50_ cost to States of undertaking Federal

Executive Order 1.2291.EPA has of aLlresponse costs at the site, remedial planning and actions, but

conducted a preliminary analysis of including the RI/FS and remedial design excluding O&M costs, would be

economic implications of this and construction of the remedial action approximately $301.6 million. State

amendment to the NCP. EPA believes selected. After the remedy is built, costs O&M costs cannot be accurately

that the kinds of economic effects fall into two categories: determined because EPA, as noted

associated with this revision generally above, will share O&M costs for up to tO

are similar to those effects identified in * Forrestoration of groundwater and

surfacewater. EPA willsham in startupcosts years for restoration of ground water.

the regulatory impact analysis (RIA) accordin8 to the criteria in the previous and surface water, and it is not known

prepared in 1982 for the revisions to the paragraphfor 10years or untils sufficient how many sites will require this

NCP pursuant to section 105 of CERCLA level of protectiveness is achieved before the treatment and for how Ion& However.

and the economic analysis prepared end of 10years, based on past experience. EPA believes

when amendments to the NCP were * Forothercleanups. EPAwill share forup a reasonable estimate is that it will

proposed (50 FR 5882. February 12, to I year the cost of that portion of response

1985). The Agency believes the needed to assure that a remedy is operational share startup costs for up to I0 years at

and functional. After that, the State assumes 25%of sites. Using this estimate, State

anticipated economic effects related to full responsibilities for OaM. O&M costs would be approxlm_Itely

adding these 10B sites to the NPL can be $265.5 million.

characterized in terms of the In previous NPL rulenmldnss, the

conclusions of the earlier RIA and the Agency estimated the costs associated Placing a hazardous waste si_ on the

most recent economic analysis. This rule with these activities (RI/FS], remedial NPL does not itself cause firms _'-

was submitted to the Office of design, remedial action, and O&M) on responsible for the site to bear eb'sts.

Management and Budget for review as an average per site and total cost basis. Nonetheless, a listing may indu_Yefirms

required by Executive Order 12291. EPA will continue with this approach, to clean up the sites volontarily,_0r it

using the most recent (1988) cost may act as a potential trigger for

Costs estimates available; these estimates are subsequent enforcement or costEPA has determined that this presented below. However, there is recovery actions. Such actions may

rulemaking is not a "major" regtdation wide variation in costs for individual impose costs on firms, but the decisions

under Executive Order 12291 because sites, depending on the amount, type, to take actions are discretionary and

inclusion of a site on the NPL does not and extent of contamination, made on a case-by-case basis.

itself impose any costs. It does not Additionally, EPA is unable to predict Consequently, precise estimates of these

establish that EPA necessarily will what portions of the total costs effects cannot be made. EPA does not

undertake remedial action, nor does it responsible parties will bear, since the believe that every site wiLlbe cleaned

require any action by a private party or distribution of costs depends on the up by a responsible party. EPA cannot

determine its liability for site response extent of voluntary and negotiated project at this time which firms or

costs, Costs that arise out of site response and the success of any cost- industry sectors will bear specific

responses result from site-by-site recovery actions, portions of the response costs, but the

decisions about what actions to take, Agency considers: The volume and

not directly from the act of listing itself. " nature of the waste at the sites; the

Nonetheless, it is useful to consider the _ categow _ strength of the evidence linking the

costs associated with responding to all mr ,_,, wastes nt the site to the parties; the

sites included in this rulemaking, parties' ability to pay:, and other factors

m/vs ........................................................1,3oo.0oo when deciding whether and how to The major events that follow the mem_ oes_ ......................................1,f_o,o0o

proposed listing of a _ on the NPL are _em_,_ ...................................' 25,0o0,0eo proceed against the parties.

search for potential_ responsible _ _ment _ ofOSdU,...................• a,77o,o0o Economy-wide effects of this

parties and a remedi.__i[tvestlgation/ amendment to the NCP are aggregations

feasibility study (RI/1_J.to determine ff •,1_e Incmd s o.usS. toateo,lacost-s rL ham. of effects on firms and State and local

remedial actions will--I_e undertaken at a , Amum_ ce= of CtSauovsr3o yearn._too.ooo governments. Although effects could be

site. Design and construction of the _ _ _ yw ,me10v._ rate. felt by some individual firms and States,

selected remedial alternative follow sou_.: o_e o¢Programusmoeme.t o_m of the total impact of this amendment on

completion of the RI/FS, and operation Emer_ ,e_ Aem_ A_, o.s, F.PA. output, prices, and employment is

and maintenance (O&M} activities may Costs to States associated with expected to be negligible at the national

continue after construction has been today's final rule arise from the required level, as was the case in the 1982 RIA.

completed. State cost-share of: (I) 10% of remedial Benefitl

EPA initially bears costs associated actions and I0% of first-year O&M costs

with responsible party searches, at privately-owned sites and sites that The real benefits associated with

Responsible parties may bear some or are publicly-owned but not publicly- today's amendment placing additional

all the costs of the RI/FS, remedial operated: and (2} at least 50_ of the sites on the NI_ are increased health

design and construction, and O&M. or remedial planning (RI/FS and remedial and environmental protection as a res*ult

EPA and the States may share costa, design ), remedial action, and first-year of into'eased public awareness of

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• II I

NAT_NALI_m_ES L_T (SVRANK)-- .HATK)_ I_K)Rm_sUST(BYRANK)--- NAT_NALP_uoArnESUlrr (_ RANK)---

_nNnuod Gontinued Continued

(Aulum Jeeo] (August_990) (Au u_ lW0]

";_ : " . Olyl _ EPA St Sit,,ne_e Olyl _ " EPA St _ nemm, Cllyl

NI rllk_ EPA reg. SI l_ll. . IM_I__ courtly r_k reg. oounly _ rl0. ¢oun_

=+........ 04FL .ram,,= _ I:Tmml_ 75....... 05 Wl Wt_Ie'Plt. ...........t.aPr,i_ _00..... os WiN OekdslsOump.... Oekd=_.

S_ Tram- 109..... 05 L Pmmm CsekRt

c;awwv_ uv,p. _c_,

,co,,,.- ........o6+, T.,-, .o...... o,.,,+.

,7......... 0= NJ !.Smt, *d=_c,e_...N+_+_ Mine_(E. Heut=.

Be'- _ ktc.

ough. ,"7...... 04 FL Go_GemtOI Mi_t 111...... O3 _ _ Douo4_8....... : 08 MT Ans¢:ondCl o. AmlCOn- Corp. _

Smelter. dim. 7e ...... 03 PA SaM(x.dQuo_..... y _ 112.... 05 MN KolqNmCoim..... 81.PouL

49........ 10 WA W_ KM_L Town- 113__. 01 _A PI_ PlymCo.m,=. 7_....... 0e _ G,'=,kmCoumy m.Lm_. C=nn_F..nl.

,5:,O........ 05 v,n Om,_Hi* _ L,,m_'. Com.

NonhLindll. Imm. 80..... 01 Fg PlaloFsnn'__. _. 114...... 10 O Monmn_ Soda

81 ...... 01 MA Nm_Beclk_l New CMmlcai Spnn_.

82 .... 0_ LA Cid Inge"Oi Oerrow. Mi,_g & v_.

51........ 04 FL Amettcan Penuco- Flefinm_', j

Oooeote Is+ 83 ...... 05 OH Chen.Oym+*_ ..... _ _t6 ...... O2 NY _ _ Hudson

Rt). 84...... O4 SC SCRD+Bu_ Colum- _ Rk_w.

52........ 02 NJ _ Feirf_ Roed'. bill 117...... 0Q NJ U/_mmelOll East

TnackingCo. 85........ 01 c'r Laur_Pmt_lnc.'; Naug_ Pmdu¢te

53 ........ 02 NY C_EMOr, uu ............Soum tuck (ChemI_0. erlord.

Glal Bor- 118...... 0@I CA A4rolll G4mllrll Rilct_o

; rim. ou_ c..om, c<x,d_

_4........ ', o5 _N Seymour Seymour.e_...... 0e co ManmalLandWBo" _l.r - _om..

i Co_ 119...... 10 WA CornB_. _ T

Corp.'. 87....... O5 _.. Tim0m_

55 ....... 04 FL PeakONCo./ T_mll_l. Corp.'. _

BiW0rumCo. 88........ 06 NM South--'. ....... Albla- 120..... 03 PA Oel3omlLll'K_l.

58........ O5 OH UnitedScrap Troy. quorqu City.

_Co,,Inc. 89....... 01 VT PineSwe_t Burl_g- 121..... 0e UT _C4mtent Sa]tLake Carud_. ton.

57........i 07 KS CherokeeCo, l.m(y..Chem- 90....... 00, WV Welt Vlrg_ Polnl (Kin _ 2 • CRy. k_ , 3).

Int _ lon,

+._........" 06 OK Tit Creek Ottlwl ml ...... 07 MO EIEivile Sile*_...... EIlis,,_it41.

(Ottawa County. J _ ....... 06 ND _ Tdol0de _ 123..... 02 NY SyOWMLatldM...+

i

Coumy). , sae-. eHten Bay.

59 ........ 02 ! NJ BrickTo_ l_n¢-'k ND. f24.... 0"2 NY Ck'ct_tton_ ...... E_It

i CandOr Town-I e3........ _ 07 ,A ._k.t Com."..........Cou,'d " Fwnj II,m.

FO....... 02 [ N,J Brookk_E.m_lJ BouI_ 94 ........ 05 WI N.W.Mm ','N_ 125..... 09 AZ Nmetamm Phoel'm,c

Park, Br0o_. i Co.,Inc.'. kve,mae

05jM_ ,,,me't_n ionia. _ ........ 04 TN INormHol+y_,o0d MereAnodoo,inc. Dump'. _ _26..... 10 OR Tele,0yr, e Wah AUmmy

_2........ 10 WA FrontmrHard Vamoou- 96 ........ 04 KY ' A.L Taylor Bnook_ C_

InCl Vl_" _Vll_ of 127..... 10 WA _ _ ..... KenL

_3 ........I 05 Wl J,unem_.Old Jan_- Drum=)', _28..... 02 NY Sk_kdrRefiney.. Wells05 MI

I L,___ v_. 97 ........ 09 GU OrdotL_* .... _ vilto.

64........ _ CadiilE. 9e....... 04 MS Rowood_ite'. ..... _ 1E9_.. 04 AL M(W/or_ Grt_mI I_ 99 ....... oe LIT Row Psrk Sa}tLak,, Englneeden +,,+lie.

........ o405 _WI .. _ rv_ _o_. I 100...... 07 KS _ s_uc___ t-. _ c_. 130..... 05 MI Sl0iegee)e Co. _ Green

........_ OH _ O_ • c._. t._,. oak

""" _ Town.

67 ........! O4 SG Be_L ! Or_$(14RSB_nmS7.10-62_I :_3+ ..... 04 Ft. l_m,_iOmm Miami.

68........ 07 IA M 101...... 10 WA ] Gene*'alElectric Spokane. 132..... 02 NJ ReiO_Flunm......... _ P_nl <,spoM_

69........ 04 FL Dlvl. Shoo).

70 ........i 05 I Im_,_or. Troy. 102..... 09 CA Ogerlting _ tnc. Mont Pur_k. 133..... l0 ID I,_l:l=l_ iltoedCo.. PoIoc.=fe_-

,'1....... 10 WA ALCOA Vln¢ou- l._. 134..... 02 NJ _ B_ Soulh

(Vancouver v_. 10,3...... 02 NY Wic_ Beech B_a_IL _

.storm. o.,,,,_o;m_m¢

72 ...... 10 ID ,ElumwnMi¢ttlud Pop.at, el. 104...... 0g CA It'olIMol._'-tl_ FIil,d_. 1135..... 03 PA Rlymltk .............. _.

FI=I=_ Io. Mine +3_ ..... 04 AL Ol_,Ooi_Com. Mcln..

73...... 09 AZ Tuaon Tuc=vo_ 108..... 02 NJ S¢_te_ Cidstl_ (M¢lmo_ toe_.

Pt=n_.

_. _'ql_. _ 1137 ..... 04 FL Kmmi_- TWnI_L

74........ 07 IA Meson 106..... _ CO CAIMIIxI_GulI_... Loedsdto. V<,_km e_k_,

" • Ca,/. 107..._, 0= NJ D'lml_O _ Beltw/.

Cem, ! Rre_ny. Town- t _3s.... 0e ,L W_,con_ Sand W_-

_ &_

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CorltkIJed Co_nued

) i ciff. cungle

231..... 07 MO _ t Aml- 259.__ NJ _ C(x,_oL;Eliza- Twp.

/ I t _ Co. U. I 260...... 04 NC _ Macon :Cordova. Tovm,-

_I °_"'i''_°................ I'_ _'-'_= .,_ = ,, ,-- _"

• 261...... 04 SC Clmmical "Nil. _l,.amdll,N_.

262.--J 05 OH AIII _ Iro,"lo_. Po_lulion ford,

& Iro_onC,okl, Coning,Irlc.

234.._._ O4]NC INCImIU¢,_ lRa_ _ ....... 05 MI WWmWIII _ L'90...,.._ O8 AIR M,mv,_.,i.._ Pi'_

I 1 I _"mu'* I , Fi.ld. C,._. __ 0o._

'1 I t I "= .,,,_,,_ _,_ _,......; =o, _,

235... 06 CO kovnyI.anoY....... M ArC_ h 266,..--_ 01

Cyril.

County. 266......I . _ FIIII_

Co

-I I I I i1 " _ _o._ w.,

236... (15 _'_ Ma_illm & 0,4" AL : tlP-,,_ _---._ 07

238 00 MO W_I_" _ C_ MI Tol'l_Lak. ....... _ "] _ ; TB_

Com. to,m.

I " Firel_oneTim. grow

Tii_).

_.. o_ .., _ _,_ ,,_.. • _,_ c_, i

/ ! / _,'_'. /o,- _,,m. (:_,_,.

| I Twp. 273 _ PA TomllliCoq0.......... _ .... _ P_ _ 45.SI-43.7_)

IL _P_eCs Pit........... Rock24.4...-.I- 021NJ I _ l::llrm...... -_PIum* i_ k_l 10_lly. ..... I ford.

I _ I iteld 30"2...... 05 MN I _s_/Mk'_ Roile- 275__ _ ' Vall_/

245.... 04 _"IN V_mcol Chem Toorm.

C &R Battery Ches_r- I _

| I t (J"_ll_kmllm | 276... 00 VA - " . 303...... 0_ MN F_0ewaySanatatyBurns-

/ I County). / 304 ...... 015 Wl Toffl_l M_"_Oll Tomsh.

247 / 04 FL -1 04 TN Mwrlly-Ohio Law- _ 1

....-I I I _ Battery | CoNon- 277... i

24S._...I 04 j sc I _, inc....eu..I,to_. 27s......_ 015 IN E_wm)_t)em ZioN_-

249 ...J 02 NJ Chen'P,_ / Bmlge- com.. vtle.

I I I c,.,.T.,I _ "--I ., ._;o............... , G,..

! f'_l, i Town- •

IP_,ro_p,(Hll l _ 1 41.41-46.11) 283 .....( 03 PA _ Jactklon

,=hip.

LIoratone_ Tow_ 306-..,.I 06 AR : Mid-SouhhWood Mena. 2S_...... 07 _KS I:)e_ldmO_po_l _ ship. Products.

Co_ily. 284...... 07 _ Natural D_bi,_lUm, :309......l 04 MS NmIiOm COam- L,

_S2.....O2 NJ Fk_moe L=nd _ GeI Co.. l_,orhem/O4d b_a.

I_ To_'_- 285 ..... O7 Omemgo- Ja._er I_ichrm_d.

LIIo'fill. _p. D_ County. 310......_ 0_ CA _ Asbestos Fresno

w,_.. f_. :,_...... 04 FL C_,w-E_ w_.- _'-_.j m cA ,."c': i=l '_i_o,, co-,,,,_.

RIl_lmalk_ bo¢ou_l. Pmmlm_ngCo. 312_.._ 04 FL I _ Wood I LN_Oak.

I.._o_. _ ..... 02 NJ O_oCorp./L.E. Wharton I Preien4ng. I

255..... 02 NJ i _ OfPrussia..... Wi_ t Clqil_er CO. BOf 313..-.--I m NY P01tWlulhirlgtOI1 P°¢lash'W

• I Tolm- _ I ough. t Ll_l_l. 258.._ VA : ' ,... _ip. 288...... CO PA tlll_._'. Com_... S/ I C°_-°n

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Continued

[Augu_.NWJ [_ Lit l_J0] [Augu_leso]

NPL EPA SI S -- __"*" City/ NPL EPA Qty/ NPL EPA , St Salenmne italIWlllr - St Sillename City/

r=nk re; .._ m_nty rink _ coup' rank wg. ¢ourW

315 ...... 02 qJ _Ri South [;:tNletw 346..... 03 ! PA C & O Rec-yclk_... Folter 377 ...... O1 MA . Saresim Lowel.

Landa Town- Town- Chemical Corp.

sl_ ship.. 378 ...... 0t MA W_II G&H............. Wobum.

316 ...... 02 _J JIS Landfill............. JlmmP 347 .... 04 KY Fort Him'kxd O181on. 379 ..... 01 i CT Nu_ Valley Woico_.

C0g Co Stone

omy, 38o...... 0_ hu Chems__.nc.......iF_-

Brnew_ 07 MO Sym_ Facility....... Verona. catawJ

317 ...... 02 NY Tron_ Plll_g Fen_ing- 3491_i_:| 08 MT .Micmm Milltown. 381 ...... 05 Wt . Laud, Sa_ Me_o-

• Co., Ire. dale. / _ Landfdl. nmnu

318_..... 03 PA CenN County Slate Sediments. FdL

Kepotm. CoBomk_ 350 ...... 05 MN /tcvowhemdl: C,_. _tovm. 382 ...... 05 MI I:_lMu_cCml_ PMO_key.

. Field.

Agdco_ F'erm¢o- (b_qDII(14RSSconm43.70-4L13) 383:__ 061MN Union Scrap lron Mirme319 ...... 04 I FL Co. I_ & Metal Co. apolis.

320 ...... 05 tiOH Fie4ds Brook......... Ashta/0u- 351 ..... 10 OR _ 384 ...... 01 MA Atlas Tack Corp.... Fairl_-

IL _ Co. ven.

321 ...... 01 CT _ Sou_ 352 ...... 06 CO Ufl_mn Ucamum 385 ..... 02 NJ Radlatko_ RockRecove_ ton. (Union Technokxjy, away

Serv_e New _). Inc. TownEng. 353 ...... 02 NJ l:'tjakFarm ............. sh_p.

322_..... 06 ] CO Woodbu_f _ 388 ..... 02 NJ Fair lawn Well Far

Ct_m6cal Co. merce . FiekL Lawn.

Cily. 387..., 05 IN Mak_ Street Well Elkhart.

323 ...... 02 NJ Wlddick Wd 354 ...... 02 NJ Sytk_J_ Fie4d. -

Town.- 388._. 05 MN _IMan_to Ij1hilli_l

Devices, inc. ship. 355 ...... 0_ MN Osk Grove S_e. lt_n324 ...... 01 I MA _ WeS_o¢- S_ i_to.

Pond. ough. _ 389 ...... 01 WA Lxkewood S_te...... Ijke325 ...... 04 KY Distte_Brickyard .. West _mod.

Point. 356 ...... 07 IA White From _390 ...... 03 PA IndusU_ Lane ...... Tow_

326 ...... 02 NY Ramapo Lanclfitl... Ramal_. Equ_mentco. shcp.

327 ...... 09 CA CO_SSlWood Ukish. Dump. 391 04 FL Ai¢coP_ CO.... Miami

Ptes_. 357 ...... 09 CA Liquid Gold Oi ......

328 ...... 09 CA South Bay ANiso. CO_. 392 ...... 05. IN Fort Wayne Fort Reduc'bo_ Way,m

Asbestos Area. 358 ..... 09 CA Purity Oil Sale=, Dump.

329 ...... 02 NY Mercury C,olo_. Inc. 393 ..... 05 , Wl Onall_ul O_aRefining, Inc. 359 ..... 01 NH Tinkham G&rage.. Mun_l laska.

330 ..... 04 FL Ho!lmg_vo_th Fort Landfill.

Lau- 360 ...... 04 FL Alphl Ctmmical 394 ...... 03 ; PA A.I.W. Frank/ I Extort.

Terminal. derdale. Co_. Mid-Goun_

331 ..... 02 NY Olean WeN F'_d.. Oleltl. 361 ...... 02 NJ Bog Creek Farm... Mustang. ]

332 ..... 04 AL T.H. Agncul & Mont- 395 ...... 05 JWI Nat_o_atPresto Eau

NuVi gomee/. Indu_t_s,Inc. Cia_re

(1_). 362 ...... 01 I ME Saco TmmeW 396 ...... 02 NJ _ Monroe

333 ..... 09 CA Fairchidd South Wllslo _ Townshq0 TownSe_iconck_ct S_1 363 ...... 03 PA River Road Lf/ Landfill. M_p.

I (S San Jose). Jose. Ws_te 397 ...... 03 PA Commodore Lower

334......' 10 WA Pa,_coSanitary Pasco. Mfl_m_L Inc. Semiconch_lo_ Provi335 ...... 09 CA SuLand lphur_.Bank Clear 364 ...... 02 PR _ Greek Group. dence Twp.

I Marcus/Mine. Lake. 365 ..... 04 FL PIckettville _ 398 ...... 02 NJ Rockaway Rock336......1 os MN Jo_ Brooklyn LImdM. Borough Well away

M_ Center. 366 ..... 05 OH AlgoD F_gk:l. Tow_

337 ...... & _ _ sh_. 03 PA YorkC_,0_ Hopewel 367 ..... 01 MA Iron Horse Park .... 399......i 05 IL Lenz Od _ Lomont

I SOli_lillllllt Town- 368 ..... 03 PA I:_lmefi[otl Zinc Inc.

I _ _]Lt. " -_ esl_p. I_o. 400 ....... 0_ iN WllynO Wsst. Od.. Colu_

338 ......j 05 Wl _ .... ,atm,,_m 369 ...... 05 IN Nesrs Landfill City.

• 339 ...... 06 MN Prawn. , - Prewin. (Bloomington).

Abandoned 370 ...... 05 WI Kohlm CO. Group !) _ _ 42.33-4%10)

Re_kwy. t.ar<_.

340 ...... 06 CO Denv_" Radium Denvm'. 371 ...... 04 AL Interllate Leed 10 _ Car & Renton.

s_,. Co. (ILCO). Foundw Co.

341 ...... 02 NY T_ Bah'el Port 372 ...... 04 FL _ Auto 07 IA i Jot_nDe_a Ottumw_L

342 ...... CO.. Inc. Ca_',e. Bumper CO_. (Ottumw8

03 PA Route 940 Drum Pooono 373 ..... 07 KS Hydro-Flex In¢ ...... Works Lndfls).

Dump. Summit. 374 ...... 09 AZ Hxaayampe 03 MID MkJ-AUantic Har.

3.43......I 04 FL Tower Chemicid Clef. _ Wood marts.

I Co. mont. 375 ...... 06 , LA Gull Collt I_ Inc.

344 ...... 05 MI Peedes_ Plalinll ML_ke- i Vacuum 03 PA Novak Sanitary Sout_

:_5 ...... Co. gon. I ,See_k:m. _ Wt.lo01 VT _ HW Lyndo_: 376 ..... 05 itt. T_,_,_unty UI hail

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Continued Continued Continued

[Au0ualeNIo [Au_ 1990) [August '0_JO]

NPt. EPA St Sire_ CRVI NPL EPA St Site name NPL St Site name C_I

rsnk _. , . _ county nmk reg. rank coun_

495 ....... 05 Wl AIgonw A_oma. 522..... 09 NV Carson River 554 ....... 05 I[. K_r-McC.-_ W Ch,cl

MuNCdlNII Mercury Site. 01 (Resid4mEall I_hoage

landfill Areas). Cnty.

496 ...... 05 MN NL IncMiCriel/ SILLOUIS 555 ...... RI Roll Hill South

Ta_lca'pl _ S23..... 03 PA AMP. Inc. (Glen Regional Kings-

!Sunny- RockF,cil_). n_' Lano'mL town.

497 ...... 09, CA W4mlinghOU_l 524 ..... 04 NC JFD Electronic:tJ 556 ...... NJ Jackson Jackson

Elm: _. Cl_nnel Towr_ Town-

(Surmyv_ I_0, U,mw. I Lano_. _0.

498 ...... 0! CT KlllogQ-Dlld_ No_ 52,5.... 04 TN Adlngto_ 557 ...... 06 I iL NiL Industri_ C_m_e

W,41 FBk:L Biendie9 & Twlcorp Le_:l City.

499 ...... 03 PA BOII'NNId Firms... Bridge- PI_ Smelt.

ton 526 .... 06 LA PAB Oi & 558 ...... 04 KY Red Penn Peewee

Town- _ ,Sani_lion Co. Valley.

¢q_. ,Sen_ce Inc. I..a_M.

500 ...... 01 MA C4umon eddg_ 527 .... 04 FL Sy_ _ 550 ...... 05 MI K&L Avenue Oshtemo

Fnn, m,mg Mnr S_d_Pond_ Lano_. mwnC4Xp.(CEO. s2e..... 0e NM OmmmM_ng st,p.

Corp. 5eo...... o5 OH mw ,nc, M_m,,_.

OtOUlll 11 (141R_II_xrel 311.1_ 529 ..... 01 RI Dmds (GSR) (Minl_m Plint), Lance. SS..... l _0 WA _ _urrm_, Mead.

501 ...... 05 MI H. Bn_mCo., Grsnd 530 ..... 03 PA _ MNdWodu_

_ _ 562..... 0_ OK Mos_yRosd C_aho502 ...... 02 NY NelP41mChetmc4d MaW- $4_ ma

Co., Inc. Ixook. _11...... 10 WA FMC Coq). Latin'fill. Ci_/.

503 ...... 02 NY Nl_ganl Cou_ _ (Yikiml Pit). 563 ..... 01 CT _ B_kMid. 532 ...... 05 W1 _ New Hartlord h_m'mted.

SO4...... O4 FL _ _ Engrm_ Co.

5,33...... . 0_ TX S_uth_ 564 ..... 07 IA Fak_klCo_ F_dd.

505 ...... 09 CA We_lmn Pac_c Orovile. 534 .... 01 MA PSC Rmmurces ....

Ra_to4d Co. 535 ..... 05 MI Fo_ost Waste 565 ..... 05 MN /b'sen_ Ped'_am.

506 ...... o4 AL Olin Coq, _ Mdn- Products.

: ,_te.

(IVk:Intosh tosh. 536 ...... 03 PA D_llke Chemical.... 566 ..... 05 MI I Chadevo_ ChadeP1em). 537....._ 09 CA UniSod Municip_ We_. vow.

5O7...... 06 MI _ Park i Hedu 5_7 .... 02 NJ Mont_xnery Mont- _x)m Co.

landll, sl_p. 538..__ 01 NH K_ _ DevL Town506 ...... 02 NY Kmlt_cky _ Mellllurg_ M_p.

Corp. 568 .... 02 NJ Rocky Hi Rocky Avenue Well heads. 539 ....... 04 SC Palmetto Wood

Fiekl. _ Municil_d Well. Hill

$09 ...... 02 NY PsskeySotve_s Hemp- 540......: 05 IL Petemen Sand & Bof

& Chemicals, st_,d. Grave. oug_.

Inc. 541 ...... 05 MI Clan Wltm' 569 ..... 02 NJ _inson Cinna- Gtouml We_" mmson

610 ...... 06 TX _ Lyem/ _. Supl_y, Conlamin. TownIndusln_ S42...... 06 "IX T_-Tin Corp........ Transformers. sh_p.

511 ...... 02 NJ Asb4mtol Dun_... MHEng- 543 ...... 03 PA _ PCP ... 570 ..... 02 NJ Chemical Ediso_

b0n. Insecticide Town512 ...... 04 KY Lee'll Lane _ 544 ...... 03 DE New Castle Spill.. Coq). sh_.

I.Ind_ll. _. 571 ..... 02 NY Brewst_ Well Putnam

513 ...... 05 IL Ken-McGee Wut Fmld. County.

(Reed..Kee_ _ 545 ...... 07 MO " I St Louis/_rport/ 572 ..... 02 NY Vestal Wate_ , Vestal. Pint).. go. HiS/Fur S_pply Well 1-

514 ...... 06 AR F_ Indt__....: Wlblut CoatJngL t.

;._. Ridge. 546 ...... 08 MT Idaho Pokl Co ...... 573 ..... 03 DE Chem-SoN, Inc .... ChesChlli!l_ll. 547 ...... 03 DE NCR Corp. 574 ..... 03 PA Baily Ground BaPy

(Millsb4xo Water 8of

Contamination. ough. 516 ...... 04 FL Woodlig_ Pdnce- "Plant).

, _ ton. 548 ...... 05 IN Lake Sandy Jo 575 ..... 04 FL Madison County Madison.

(Pr Pint). _ 549 (M&M Landfill). Sanit_ [ ...... 05 IL Johne-Mimv_e Landfitl.

517 ...... 05 OH Full= Landfill.......... Jackson Corp.. 576 ..... 04 ; FL _form, Inc ...... Pompano

Town- 550 ...... 05 ! MI Chem Central ....... I Beach.

i _d_p. 577 ..... 04 I FL Wilson Concepts : Pompono

518 ...... 04 I NC New Hanover Wilmm_- 04 Florida, Inc. Beach,

I Cnty _ ton. 578 ..... 04 I NC Bypass 601 Concord.

519 ..... 10 Ot:i _ BumI:_ting, Inc., Potttlmd. Group 12 _, ,_ 311.30-37.62) Ground Contamm. Water

...... ship. 552 :: 04 [ IFL B,ul_ Landfill..... . ....o,,s Plant). I Co. David. 553 05 MN Wmdom Dump LardfiH Area.

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Continued Continued Con_nued

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NPL St i_,r_111W CSyl NPL EPA St S_o t_me St Silt rumw

rank _ _ county nu_ r_. county _ _ county

.+ .

761 ...... IN IJ4_14md _t_tpoo4. 790 ...... 05 ! WI _ Sl_d_oy- _118......_ 06 MN Adri_ Munk:_p_ Adrian.

O_poea Had:or & Flier. gin. Wd FmIcL

,_.tn¢. 791 ..... 061LA Comb_on, lnc.... Denham B19..... 0e NM AT&SF(CIo_,, C_

762 ...... 02 NJ _ Farm ....... _lu_- ,_ B20...... 07 KS _ FIIEI C,¢m41y

stead 792 ...... 05 MI O_e Ground O_ _ _ CoLmiy.

Town- Water eke. B,?.I...... 07 KS Obee Roed..........

_. Conm_. JoR

763 ...... 04 NC C,epe Fear Wood :lr/ette- 793...... I 03 WV Follansbee Site ..... FoCan=- B22...... 09 CA CTS t_ Inc. Mountain

vine. bee. V'mu.

764 ...... 01 4RI ,Sta¢_¢_ _,,. _ 7_......io, PA Keystmm Unlo¢_ B23...... 02 NJ Frigd _ .....

Inc. _ Sanitation Town- Brimsfield. Lancet _

765 ...... 05 Wl Lembe_ White- 795 ...... 04 NC !Carolina Fxyette- Twp.

L_. Inc. law. Tr_ vine. 824 ...... 02 NY Am_ South

766 ...... 05 IN _ Tlr Pn¢Iklr111_ Co. _ CO. C,liro.

(Indl_ oas. 796 ...... 02 NY Carroll&Dubles Porl 825 ...... 08 NO MinotlJndl .......

" P_r4). _ Jen_ _ ...... O3 DE KoRm_Co.,mc. No_od.

767 ...... 01 ME Pinelle's ,_ Wmll- _

Yard. l_Jtn, 797 ...... 02 NY Nod11S4m North PIII_.

Mwdowi. LlndU. burg.

769 ..... 03 OE Tvler Smyrna. 79e ...... O3 PA B_:IixFIigN _ B2B...... 05 I_ McGrmvEdi_on Albion.

P,_0eral_ Sym_ wmw Com.

Pit. _ Tow_- 829 ...... 02 NJ Loci _ Lodi.

770 ..... 05 MI Kylor InduIltlll Cadilllbc. _Ip. W_L

Coq). 79_ ...... 07 IA Filtme_'Mutu_ Hoop4n_ 830 ...... 02 NY _ _ Hoi771 ..... 09 CA Lol11111z_ & San C,,oop_ativt _ :

Drug CO. Jose. 800 ..... 09 GA Koppl_ Co. Inc. Orovilkl. kl_

772 ...... 02 NJ WIIon Fl'm ......... Plum- (O_:_il_ Plll_. 831 ..... 02 NY _ _ 4

to.n- _ 17 OHms_ s_,_ Lardm

stop. s32...... I o_ cA s_ opt_

773 ...... 02 NY C_ Du_ .... C_ 801 ..... 0_ 1CoA Lo_--PI_ OtoviMe. LISA,Inc.. k.m'm.

774 ...... O3 PA Otd City o_York Seven Corp. 833 ....... 04 KY Airco.................... Cabot

Land_. vaJ- 80_ ...... O_ 1CT Unewmster Wood- Qty.

leys+ Switctt Coff), Iltock. 834 ...... 03 PA . Mi_l Blllkl .......... PMidek

775 ...... 03 PA Modem Lower 80_ ...... 0_ VA H 4 H Irm...Burn Farrtrlg.- I_

SaW_bon Wind. I:_ ton. 835 ...... 05 IL Yeom_ Cre_ W_uk_P

Landfill. sot

Two. B04 ...... 05 MI South Macomb Macomb _ garc

DislPo=_ (U 9 Town- (r36 ...... 02 HY Sm'wy FIn_ ........ Ame0ta.

778 ...... 05 IL By_ro_Selveoe Byron. & 9A). stt_o, 837 ...... 05 MI Folkm1_ml C.vw_ Yar_

777 ...... 05 MI North _ronson Bmnson. 80_ ...... 05 MI U.$- Av_x .............. How_d Re4ulm. Ral_Is. Town.. 838 ...... 03 DiE Simllmd IJmit_... Moun_

InO_'tal Area. ii_la. I_oa_- 778 ...... 03 PA Stsnley K_,J_le_.... King o4

Prulk 806 ..... 07 IA I Sl'mll_-Glot_ Keokuk.

77g...... 04 / SC Helena CI_ FaMIIx. 807 ..... 03 PA ' W_dshLandfill ....... Honey- Pit. boro.

Co. Landf_. Ixook 840 ...... 05 OH Van Dale Marie_a. !

Town- Junkyan:L 780 .... 07 MO Kem...Pest Cape

I.abo_. Gkw- ship. B41 ...... 08 kiT Montm_ Pole Bufle.

80e ..... 02 NJ Land_ & Moun_ ind Trlmg.

781 ...... 02 NJ Imp_ O,1/ Morgan- _ Ho_. 842 ...... 04 NG _ _ A_'.

Cha._o. vk . Co. CO_n:M,_ clan.

C_e_c=_ 8o9..... 02 NJ UpperD_rf_d Up_r _).

782 ...... 02 I NJ __. Be_edy. Township San Dm_'- 843 ...... 04 KY B.F. Good_ ........ Lndf. _d C_.

Corp. Twp. 844 ..... 04 K"Y General Tie/ Mlyrli_d.

783 ...... 05 MN _L _ Sen St. 810 ..... 02 NV Herlel Land_l....... PiaitqddiL RuUber(MayRied

Auta _us- 811 ..... 02 NY _ _ Town Hydeol S4S..... o4 SC Pxra- Lnt). C_m S_mpsonTovm- Pm_ _, Inc. vik

l_ip. B12..... 02 NY M4d1_Rockol _ 848._., I 05 MI Organic Grlnd784 ...... 02 NJ Mye_Pm¢,etty:... Fnmldin FullAml. (3'leml¢l_k_ rills.

Town- S13..... 02 NY Jon_ CaSedo- 1147..... 02 NY BioOmlcld BohemNL

_. Ctmmicxls inc. nil I"

785 ..... 02 NJ F'q_ReSd ........... Boomor_ B14..... 03 DE KontC.,oun_ HouslOn.

7B6 .... 04 KY Td-Clly _ _ ' Lllndffil 8411...... 02 NY V01nly _ Town of

Co. _ (Hou_. Lar,d_. Vot_y.

7B7 ...... 10 WA No_'mm_t Evenm_ 815 .... 0_ PA Saog_tmm Sa_- 848 ...... 0_ NY FMC Com. Town of

Trar_. _ ArM. _ (Dul_Roed SI_I_/.

788 ...... 0'2 NY GtmzlePllt_ Frlnk_ 816 .... 04 GA _ C4KII'- Landll).

Co. . Squ_. " Mur_oi_x¢ , town- 1150.... o6 w_ Tom_ Tor_,_

789 ...... O6 M_ At_,_Sh_d_n /Ubio_. Landr,4. ' FJrgmund_

Tolmlhtp B17 .... 05 Mt Kern Clty Mo_ Kent

I.ar_. HomoPl'k. Cat,/.

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C,omiouN _

Nrenk Pt EPA ,St Catyd _ EPA Sl Site name _4 county ri_k t reg.

reg. oounty rank reg. _t Site name

:rl,-. _i t

11 _ _ IQ.72.-3LI4) 82.._ 03 PA Bedel Send Pit...... Long- 900..._J 04 FL Weteate Rold t Fo_I

l swamp Mun¢ t La'J851 ...... Ot,MA _,aib,lm'S LJdge _, New . Tow_ .,.at--., .dale

_. .to_..; 03 p^ _so ........_w_.

food. 83..... 08 CA VJIJ_yW(xMI Tuttock. 911 .._.._ 04 KY Mexey Flats JHillsbo_o

852 ...... 04 SmleTs Firm ..... Brooks. P/e_ Inc. Nuclear

853 ...... 05 Madison Me_'o Blooming 84...... 03 P& BuQ Lindfitt .......... Svouds- Disposal.

t Sewer Dizlrict GrOVL burg. 912.._.J 04 , NC 6mMzeld Haze4-

85.... 04 FL Ctb/Indz_tHes, Odimdo. kzdustrles, Inc. | wood.

854 ...... 10JWA] NoolhMuk_t St_okaoo. MI Lqr, ! 913.._.._ 08 MT khmtinduaMes._C_um-

_ os _L .,_L_ .......Sp_

/ _ua.

8513..... 10 I OR Jo_q_h Forest Jom_t. : Town- 914.__J 05 PAl J&L _1 .......... Rocl_,-

Prod=cts. _t_p. te_

858 ...... 02 PR Jur_o_ _._ Junco=. 87__ 05 _ _ent Mecri_ Hills,

857 .... 07 KS B_ Riv_ Sand Wk:hiUL _lonlstown town. 916__J 02 NY Clammonl O_

Co. I Pll_tl. _=otya_m_cal. f_m858 ..... O_ IN _ _ Bloom- BS._. 01 i NH _ r_.kcte London- page.

Qu_w. Ington. Ground wat_ : deny. 9_e_j o_ : OH _ Ro_ Dayton.

850 ...... 10 WA V_--koff Co./ Been- C_zm. i_mdJill.

Eagle Hatb_. bridge eg--., 02 NJ ,°_'IK_na Oeka GiSowsy g17__j 03 PA _ TCE ...... Croydon.

Islend. Residenlt_ Town- 918......_ 04 SC I_ Farm Gattney

860 ..... 04 i ,_; _mk_lt Foumlz _ ship. 4_lJrn Dump.

CaxplCircuhu' Inn. 90.._.., 02 NY _ I_luslfie_ Noyeckl 919......1 04 SG Eimooe Waste Gree,r

em_..... oaI_u _ _ w,_w- , com. j H_oor. _---_ 07 _ V_e Pa_&

_xp. _o_ _,___ o3 Px _ _'_ I w_- v_ co.

Boo- Solv=0e Ywd. , l=erg 92_ ....j 05 MN _ -..__,

Co.

862 ..... 04 FL Mut,_ North I _lq_. 92_....._ 05 OH Reiny Tar & I_ef

LWlOlll. Ml_ttd. 92,...... 04 _ H_gs _ i Duv_

863 ..... 06 _ D.L Mud, Inc....... Al:Xi3e- _ C_oo_ty,

vil_. _Y3..... 05 MN LOr_ PrINie _ (Dov_ Pint).

864....., 04 AL $1e_.qt_Chem Axe. _VMI_ Prldhl. 923.__._ 05 &14 J_ Grend

M&TPTP_ _1._._ 05 MN _ Plu'k Web. [ Wlile Works, Inc.

_ ..... 02 NJ IJndM. , AP=int=,(. _ _., O7 NE _ ..Mepsa,._. 9=,4.__. _ _P^ R,,,., Co. ,,eC_,n=Nn,_,'_xon -i,,-

TownN_po_. CZ_y. gl_....._ Ptl_ (Fom'ter). Clam. 925_-J 05 MI Ion_ City Lano_lt..l Ionia.

867 ..... 04 I SC G_ger (13& M Ran- 09 CA _ Materials.. Santa 926.....J 06 ]3( t,_ Co., Inc. TezarOil). toules. (Texi_,uma Iu_r_L

868 ..... 0'3 I PA Padl Rail Yard..... P_. 97..... 09 CA late/_ .... C_erSimtae. Wl MOss- M_,'w_u- 927......J 08 GO _n Park .......... Canon eee ..... 05 i F_).

Ame_m_u. kee. _...__ _ c._ 0nt_ Com. Same City.

I McGee OH _ _ Cl_s. 928__,_ 08 CO Smuggler P_km Co). U&

870 ..... 05 V_ W_qe Re_Nu'Ch E_ _9...... 09 CA TRW Mlio-ov_e, SuRny- Mount_rt. County.

& Fl_4,"nation Ct_re. In(: (_eJilding vale. 929......J 05 IN _ Enterpr_es, Leba:',.o_.

CO. _ 825. Santa _tc. 871 ..... 10 OR Gould, I_c.............. Porlflnd. 30.___ 09 CA ,?_fne_'tek.Inc.

e72 ..... 01 I M'E t thton Ctmmica/ $o_111 (Building 1). Clara. 930..__ 02 PR GEDevices. Wi_ng J_'D,a_az

J CO.,inc. Hope. 1 "c_31"-J 07 MO Miu°_t Efednc Ca_e

873 ..... 02 i _ _ .... Vii of Oroeqe 19 _ _orea 31.1M.-30.93) Works. C_rar. I Nat- '- deau.

874 ..... 06 E_ _ Devices (Bldg. vale. Ground Water O_y

_l _ I 015). C,o_tat_n.

B02,...._ 04 F_. PqlX=_ SI_ • Medal. 933......I 05 Old New Lyme New

875 ..... 00 _ CA TOO. _T3 _ ,_O1_, Ir_ I.a_tf,_. Lyme

rlmce...... 02 I NY _ G;en 934......_ 02 NJ We_dlend Route WoodB76..... 05 J MN River St. Louis I Petrod Co '_mic_d Cove. 72 Dump. land .. Jnc. TownSI_. l_u_Iy. 004......1 01 I MIE O'_noo CO......... Augusta. sty.

877 ..... 06 I I_ _ _ V_dwl_. D05..._ . 015 WI O¢o_omowoc _ 935......_ C_ PR RCA De( _.... Ba_ceOhem¢=d_ Inc. zoo. , ,Bect_'epil_,g Ionete.

878 ..... _ PA _AI1md Co_. EarC4l _mn- _......_ 06 IN C,C_ra._l,/nc, Steel Kokomo. 93_..._J 05 MN _ Co./F_laa Renfinin0 Pine

c,_. c.,_.

Twp I)07._._ _ , MII _'s Green 937...,._ 04 FL _ Air_/ Veto

eTe .... o6 wl _ Finn ....... _i_n. = I _um1_. _ Veto Bee_ Be_n.

880 ..... 04 I_ _ Inc........ F0tl 1 Town- _. Lo,m. I _. tr_._J 0_ PA B_elt_m_mk... S_oud_-

881 ...... 07 IA _ Kellog. 106.....! 0Q I NY _ T_ Farming- bwg.

t_rl_llCtur_4 , = _ dl_e. 93g......1 06 Wl i'_ Drum Franklin.

North F=nn. Ol_x_l.

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NPL EPA St Sill nim " C.,_'yl EPA Sl Site name 81 Site

rink reg. .. -" c_ rill. c_ rm_ reg. coun_

),o...... ,of

Io, u,,_c_,,,, co,_= _ o3 vA m.,=_l'.. Fr,,_,_ =.,,,.=*_l.=,_=t.=-=um

Ir_.. 1 Ftm [_. County .

_.,..... o4 FL ,,,r=,=V=_,,:........No_ 9_ .:, ,0 W^ N,X=,_I E_. I001._[ 0S[O. _ s_ Eh,,_

Mmm, I Trlnllormm" (S Co_. Quint.

bac,_. _ Hlrkrww). 10(_._. 07 MO _l_ort Kardm=

M2..... 04 FL _ MIImL 971 .....', 03 DE D_awtan CJty Oeimwalrt _ Co. City.

.,t_wWam_ PJC _ City. 1008_ 07 MO WuIMI_ Landll. B_

Milgo Be¢,_o_. 972._ 03 1,40 _ Reed Cumber- ' ton.

)43...... 06 'PA _ _ " lind. 1004_ 05JMN Rill_ Poll &

DivlMJi_l town. 973 ..... 02 NY _ (10"_1 Nim0am I P_le.

... Fmlll. 1005 .... 0_ILA B_lu Bonfoucl .. S4ide_. )4,1.._ 0111MI _ _ 974 ..... 02 NJ, _FIm_. ...... Fmnldln 100_... U_l CA I_RIC;oq).

D_i===_m "town- (llounum _r,e..

co, , _ vw Pint). :

)45 ...... o5 i w; Hum= Omom_ _ 975 ..... lo J WA /U_m='_" _ 1007_ 00 CA _ C-,=1,..-J

I.Indl, hi. Oelllm & Vlew

)46..... 05 rMI _ HOMII. C.411dllltCo. 1008,._ 09 CA _ PIlo

976__. 06[NMI Lklillld _lUCkll_ ;_ (_E_I-40 PIIBe AltO,

)47...... 0_ , OK Tm'_ _ _ C_. R_ I_1).

n_ 9T7...... 03 ; VA Rm_i, Inc. (VA, _ 1009 .... 06 MN _ Lake F_

Jum_m oty. Wood_r_ mo_ _

).=_.......- 1o !AK A/i=ilmm F_r- 0_. _ mip.

Enlm+ beNu_ 078 ...... 06 AR I_ Wute Fort 101L 05 MI ,_lmB'l PI_ .... I_

N Star _ _ 1011 .... 06 /_1 _ JaOk,lo_

Bor. 979...... OOCA Cllm'(:;l_mim_I-_ ll_

)49 ...... 03 I PA TII_ B_ Tlylor W0_ _ _ ,_

oump. Bof _0 ...... Ol MA H=w_ H_. lO12_, o_ _R Regm Ro_

ou_, _ _ .

...... o4 TN Munay-Ohio M_ Law- Landm. L._ _1_

(Honm_bo_ r_ 9el ...... 04 AL Penf_lo Ground Pmdldo. 1013_. 03 : VA _ WIm_

Bw,_ W=t_

Contanm Pend_

_11 _ _'IRI MNI,10-_I, II) 9_2 ...... 02 NY _M_ BIII_ ICO,_ n_ 1014.... 01 lIME _CO_

03 DE HIIby _ New 983 ...... 0'2 NY _ ! Town ot 1015.... 04 SC I_0I.alxMI. C-_

_1...... I c= I c=_. ,mic_ L co,,- _,_

_2 ..... o21NJ HW,,=O,_o,mI. _, : _ i ,,a_. 101L 01_MA _'_:...I No_/

Attkl953 ...... 04 AL Redilitl)_ Inc. I ,_.lJ_:l. 984 ...... 04 FL Y_Iow Wlll oump _" , I BaJ_ _,_o.

O4 GA I (._u/lldl. ...... ukl¢,.l i Tlflon. 1017_. 03 PA Kimberton Site .... K,b1_=41ri

; see os OH s_mw t.=no_ w_._

955 ..... Matf1.1Bro_ Lf Kel_ng- 1018... 04 "iN I_ocy _ Wlym_-

(s M_04e Top [ ton. zer_ Co. boro.

, I_. I 987 .... 03 VA F'nt _ledmont _ 1019.... 01 MA IN_tKm¢l I:)CBs.... Nor-

' Knott K=rk- r Qum"ry(Routt _ ,m)od.

9_ ...... o3 I DE _ & i 71_. county.

957 ...... 04 t TN C_Dru II_ m lnI_c ........I GItJwoo_t.d. v_ly 9841..... 04 NC I _, Inc. SWtI_ 10201.... 022 !NYNY _Sidney Lan, L.dr and_ M....... : W,o.__l(k:. kmy.

958 ..... 05 OH Big O Kirtle- _ , nlno_ 02!NY

C41_. _ ge_..... O_ IN MIDCO n................i Geb'y. 1022.... _llllnd Lisbon.

95@ ...... 06 AR M_ Pl_(lIJc_.. 01411 990 .... MI !C lln¢leRo_ :iSllu____._ I R@_ora_Jon. I1'_1,1, Ir_.

,o23....1o Old Inland P_t........_Spokane. I

... 02 NY _Irtc/ Townof 991 .... 06 TX _ I_ 1024.-- 101WA Pllil:tdeL,l_ Y_gtln_ Pm yes,-,. (Y_,,irn_).

co. o_m= I m=d. I025_. 05 1IN Llmotl L41nl Bloom961 --I 02 NY BEG l_illll_ ....... Town of 992 .... 07 KS Poller Relitm_f I El Liindll. mgton.

Vestal. ' 1(:_6.... 05 I IN Trt-SIIlll Pleling,,.. C,olumI ..Co. ] Dor,,do,

962.. 03 PA SI"III_I_. New_n 993 ..... 03 MD i _ & Lombard !B4dl_ lous. Towr_. 1027.... 10 ID Aweom (Dre=lef Ratl'_-

w.,p. 9e4 .... 07 MO ! Mo_co. E_en_). drum.

9¢)3 ..... 06 OK Fourth _ O_llho- SIIIl_el, *' Miffs. 1028.... 01 NH CoJdey Lano'ffil.... North

rr_ 995 .... 04 GA Fimmone Tire i A_oiny,

964 .... 02 NJ _fdloo _ Osldand. 996 .... 07 IA Sh,l_' A,l_n_e Ctub'tel 1029._ 04 , NC Po_Ids S_plc Idaco.

la_ 997 ..... 03 , PA B_ F_UCII_ D_. 04

966 ...... O3 DE Wll:k_t_ ..... Dover. 998 ..... 10 t WA 811_trM_mtain Loomis. Dilpolll, tnc.

967 .... 05 Mt _,m'O,*l I-_ _ 1031_.. 04 NC AB_ Ono Hour JBck.sonSanilaE,_n. 900 ..... OO "rx _ Lil_rty Omw_rs. vi6e.

968 .... 0_ PA _ _. Wilt (Tu_, BIIp/t_. County. I032_ 03 _ _ & Potlw Wamw'_

Cain 1000,_ 04 NC _ Gok:hP Co. _1_'.

Town- _ Co. b(xo, 1033... 03 PA Ellzabel_town Eliza4238 023
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Continued Continued SECTION (BY GRoup)--Continued

[Au ust IMO] [Au ,sl IN0] [August _0]

NPL EPA ! St :_lillm City/ NPt. EPA SI _ name Ciltyl Sill name City/county

rink rag. i _. _ oounly rank _ ceun_ ,

_o34....o5 ,L e_._mmm Te_x- _0_.... S 0S_,. S,Md,m e._ . .......... ITN O,k_ O¢_R_..

PUl_I=S,rv co. _e. _ dsm. P,asrva_n

_036.... 06 AR _kn¢ ......... OoW_ LandlL (USOOE).

_036.... 0g CA Ji_ccm $4¢m- 10U._ 0711,10 Bee Cee Malden. 4 ...... INE _er An_/ HallCounty ,

Ja,tyw_ m_o. uam_===_ AmmunH__

_037.... 02 NJ A.O. Po_tm*r...... _ Co. 4 ..........I NJ NB_ Air Lakehurst

Tram- 1067.... 03 PA CryoOwe_Inc...... Womw_

10GI._ 02 NJ _& Jobs. Centw.

10a8.... 05-wl wi Ground Wem_ MmWw.[nc. _ 5 ..........IUT Hll/dr Fc_c_Su, .... Ogd_

Wl_" 10eg_ 03 PA _ _ S......... ] CA Tmlum _ Nav ISan

Contlndr4tlon. _ Site. dmm_ Stl-Hun I=1An, Fr_o_oo.

103@.... 02 NJ Do_rMul_ _ 1070_ 02 NY F/_lelGIwt N_ 5 ....... IAK Ekdm_A_'Force FlidoartklN

4. Towt. MorSeHome F_k Base. StarBor.

_ 5 .........! _C Sav=mm_RiverSite /_e_.

_o4o.... o2 NJ Ro¢_m_y _ 1071_ 02 NY Redlum New (USOOE).

Tom mmy, ChemicalCo., york 5 ..........IWA INl_wai/WSt,t, Whid Whidbey

I041... 02 NJ PallMcongValley Wmxln 6 ..........I NJ W.R.Grlce/W_me Wayne

GroundWllt_ C_._0_n(y.Numbero¢NPLSit4m:1071. IntStor(USOOE). Towns_p.

Con. 6 ..........IWA HaMo_d100-Aru Benton

m42... 02 NJ 6WtW_Stm Mi_oto_ "SU_ =opIx_'_y m. (usoo_ County.

C:kmmnCo. 6 ..........IAK Stand,m Stee*S Anchorage.

1043... 03 DE Summ_County I m_el. MetSaJYd

Land_ No.5. NATIONAL PRIORITIES LIST, FEDERAL (USlX)T).

_04_... o3 PA No_ _ Worc_- SECTION (BY GROUP) 6 ..........i MA OM ._r NatGuard/ Fa_oom.

Arlm12. tin. can_ Edwardl.

_045... 03 PA _ TCES_e.... Dul_n [Aug_ leg0] 7 .........I AK E_ AirForce (_rlmter

ou_. St S_ rmm. c__/co_ty

,04_... 05 W_ Delmmn ] [::_lav_n. Gt' 7 ........ I UT .OgdcmI:_fe_'_

_4. _ ..........I WA HIm_k_d200-Am_ Be_to_ 7 ......... GA ;M

'_047 ..... 05 W_ Wlelt (U_OOE). County, Logi_d_l R_.

_ ..........I WA Hwdo_l 300-ArN _ 7 .........I CA Sac_amen_Army . Sac_o.

(BrookfleCdLfl). (US[X:)E). County. . Depo4.

s048....i 07 MO Norm-.U_ Sonng- 1 ..........i CO Rodo/Ra N,_ Golden- e ..........I IL Sangarqo;Crab Canervd_e

w,I fle_d. (_. orc_ NWR

: ........_CA RIverblnkA.-my RhmrtNu_. (USDOI).

'_04g... 07 NE 10thSueetSite... Cokjm- AmmurdtionRant. B..........; ME Brumw_ckNave,A_r Bmnsw_,,

bus. _ ..........I him C_dWe=tMetal= L_m'_ar. Statm_

tO50..... 09 CA San(341bd_ Alh41m- (USSBA). 8 ......... CO AirForcePlant Waterton.

Valtey(Area3). bra. 1..........I MO WeklO_Sl pring St. Chadee PJKS.

_051.... 09 CA SanGa/0del La ' (USlX)EIAm_j_. County. 8 .......... NJ RcabnnyArseP_..... l Rockway

Valley(A_ea4). Pue_le. 2 ..........I CO Rock_Mo, _'_am Adams Township.

')052.... 09 CA Wltkins-Jo¢_lon ._ Arlemd. County. 8 .......... FL _ A_ Homes_eed. ForceBaN

Co.(Stewwl Valley. 2 ..........J"IN MlklnArmy Milan.

Dtv). A_ PraY. 8 ......... AK "FortWlmwfight...........I Fax'bank=Nl

t053.... 09 CA Intml_INC./ Cupet- 2 ..........1CA _ AFB Sacrame_o. StarBor.

Slmltem titre. (GroundWetet 8 .......... FL Pe_seco_=Naval/ILk Pensaco44L

c,omponm_ cont), st_.o_

_054.... 09 CA _ _ _- : 2 ..........I PA Nlvll Ak"D_vek_ Warmlnst_r g..........t CA _ ArmyDepot.... LamroO.

w,=, c,...,_A,,=,). To.,,_ ::::::::: :l"" Fo._ ................. _ 2 .........._OH Wdg_t-Psttem_Ak' Dlyton. . OK TinkerAFBISok_i_r O_lahon_

_C55.... 10 WA _ Lake Tacoma. ForceBale. t C,'/BIdg3001). C,_y.

GaRIM_ 3 ..........l ID Mountlin HomeA_ Mountain g..........I CA tJiwmnceI_Ne_Po_e Lrverm_e. Lab(USOOE).

_0_ .... to WA 6krm_ Spoka_ ForceSue. Home. 9..........CA Fort

County. 3 ..........i OH Fsed_ Prod l.Fen"ta_L I Ord......................Mlnt_L _057.... 10 WA . Sl)OlUlt_. : _ (USI:X::)tE). 9 ..........WA M_ AFB TaC0¢:_L

3 .........I WA B4mg0rNaval Si_v_da_. (W_ Rack/

,058.... 06 OK _ Sand, S_u"i_e B_se, Treatment).

_1 3 ..........I UT TooeleAmlyDepo( Tooele. 9 .......... IL Saverlna,_rrny SavanmL

ca_=. (NorthAn,a). D_oot_.

_05g .... 06 TX _ _ Fo¢l 3 .......... I WA _ Power . VwIcou_lr. 10 ........ NY _'oolt_ N_lx_'_ Upton.

Co. Worm. AdmROSS Lab (USOOE).

:060.... 05 MI MetalWorldng Like (U$(X:)E). 10........ TX /_ ForcePlanl#4 ForlWortlt

• Shop. An_ 3 ..........I MO Ab_ ProvC,mund- Ec_e*ood. Gmer , Dynan_.

',061.. 05 kin Ellt _ Eeel EdlglmoodA_rea. 11........ TX LongilomArmy Kamack.

Demolildon Beth_ 4 ..........I tO IdahoNadk)n_En_n IdahoFall. AmmurtiboRan _ t

Landtl. To_m- Lab(U_DOE). 11........ CA Norlo_A_ Fome San Base. B,mar-

: _ 4 ..........l At. _Am_y AmWmn. • dino.

10_2.. 0G j TX T_gle Bhdge i Depol(SE Ind

Adm_ T,dl CAnt Coul_.

I0_3.... 02 INJ PJPI.and_l........ Jenmlf 4 .........1G_ _ NF_(IJldll _. 11........IWA NavM/_ StL Whld Whidbey

. c_, #4/su_ L_. Coup.'

1064., 03 ] PA Cr_ Firm Drum..Ped_. Is (See4_lne), I_md.

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[Augusl 1900] [Augusl 1990] [August 1990]

- - | NPE NPL City/county St S_te name C_/co¢mty

NPLci _r St Site _¢_':* "" I Citylcoun_ Gr _ St Site name Gr'

11 ...... NH : Pease Air F0rcl / Portsmouth/ 15........I RI _kl Nlvll Nocltl 18........ FL Cecil Fmld Naval/w JacksorMIle.

ease. I Newme- Con_ kit PAnt. IGngstmm. Stala_.

ton. 15........I ME Lo_ Air Force Limestone, 18 ........ WA FaJrch_l Air Force Spokane 11 ........ NM Lee Acres LarcW_ Famtmglon. Base, ! Bale (4/Yeas). County.

(USDOI). 15........IPR NavldSecudty Sabanl 19 ........!CA Mlrch Air Force Riverside.

! ........ WY F.E. Wwren Air Cheyenne. Group Ac'dvity. _ Base.

Force _ 16........I PA Letteckenr_f Army Chambe_ 19 ........ TX Lone Star Army Te_JUI_U_L

12 ........ CA Ca_ff41AwFOI_-_ ; M(_-_I_ DOpOt(SE Ate. _ Ant_ufl_Jofl PIaNL

Base. 18........J NY _ Air Force Rome. 19 ....... CA LimTqmce _ t..h_nnore.

_2........ AZ I.uke Air Force BaN Glendale. Base. Lab-300 (USDOE).

12........ AZ Wiil_rtm A_r Force Chandler. I6 ........I VA Oefe_l General Chlmtmt_ld 19 ....... OR Umat_e Army Depot _ton.

Base. Supp4yCemor. County. (Lagoons).

12........ PA To_nna Army To_. t6 ....... I KS Fort Riley .................... Jurction 19 ....... I MD Noer PtCNGround- Aberdeen.

12 ........ CA _uow Ma_ne t_a_tow, t6 ........I W& Fort Lmu_ (Landffil Tacoma. 20 ........ MN Naval Indlu_r_ Frk_.

Coq_ Log_ Base. No. 5). Rm Ocdeaece.

13 ....... PA t.i_erklme_/Vmy Frlmtd_ 16....... I CA Camp I_ San Diego 20 ........ WA Bangor Crdnm_c_ Bremerton.

oepo¢{PODArea). . County. _r_n. Corp= county, l_poml.

13 ....... CA El Tom Madne El Tom. Bin. 20 ........ NY Ptatt_ Air Force Ptatlsborgh.

Corn= Air Sta_0n. 17 ....... IMO Lake Dry Army Pm_ _

13 ....... NJ Fort Dix (Landfill Pembetton (NW Lagoon). erlce, 29 ........ LA _ Ammun_Army oe P_n_ Duylifl_

S_te). town_q_ 17........I MN Twin _/_ Force Mita'4epoi_

13....... CA Tracy Oefef_e Tracy. (SAR Lnclffi). 20 ........ MO WeidOn ArmyOSI__ wodForm_ St.County. Ct',wtes

DeI_L 17........ICA _ Air Force Kern County. 21 ........ IA fowl Army

13....... AL Alal0_m_Army Ctdldorsl_rg. Base, Ammuni_o_ Pt=mt,

_ PlarCL 17 ........[SO EIt_m_th _ Fore Rapid _, 21 ........INJ Nl_d Wee¢Oml Stat Coil Neck.

13....... CT New t.ondo_ New Balm- F_j_ (Si_ A).

London. ,7 ........I CA George Air Force : V'_on_e. 21 ....... CA Tmee Air Force So_

13 ........ WA =_11100_ _' B_nton Bale. _ _.

13 ........ DE Dove' A_' Force Down. Wad Stl (4 Areas). Stnon.

Base. 17 ........I NC Camp Lqeu_ O_dow 22 ........ CA M_mer _ Force ! Sacramento.

13 ........ UT _Mi. Moetice_o. - _ _. 8Mi.

Taiinol (USOOE). Remmmtion. ' 22 ........ HI _ Barracks..... O_ho.

14 ...... MA F0r_ Devera_-_ Middle_= 18........I RI Nevq_rt Nm_J Ney_oo_

14 ........ NY S4me Trl_ca ArmyAnn.Depot.., ;Rom_' _lu_ Cor_EduclUTr_ Ntmtbet ot NPL Fedoral F_c_*y S_te¢ 116

14 ........ WA Fort _ Logistics Tdlicu_. 18 ........j AZ Yuma Marine Coq)ll YumL "Stat_ _ prk:_ty llm,

Center. Ar Slllto_ _:Smm im placed m grou_ IC_ co_es_mdtng to

15........ IL JoN_ Army Ammu Jo_ie¢ 18......;_ FL Jacklom_e Nav_ Jackaon_le, groupl o4 50 on Ihe rmal NPL

0.AP Area). I _r ,Station.

15........ OH Mound F_4mt _ 18 ..... IlL _ Amly Ammu JotieL [FR Doe, 90-_038S Fi]ed 8-Zg-gO: 8:45 am J

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