Based on the information reviewed, the Li Tungsten site poses a public health hazard. Trespassers have likely come in contact with contaminants in surface soils, on-site waste water and radioactive slag. There is a chance that this site will be used for residential property and unless the site is remediated, persons living here would be exposed to contaminants. Limited sampling has been conducted, but the small number of samples taken are not adequate to characterize contamination on all 26 acres at the Li Tungsten site. Trespassers continue to enter the site by breaking fences and cutting locks.
Fences remain broken which currently allows easy access to the site.
Trespassers may be exposed to on-site contaminants. The dilapidated buildings, numerous equipment, and drums on-site all present potential physical hazards to trespassers. Piles of radioactive slag ore remain on-site. The radionuclides in these waste piles are not likely to migrate. Exposures from piles are not likely to be significant.