The JCC facility consists of an 11.26-acre tract. The site consists of a process area and a pole and lumber storage area. JCC is an abandoned wood treatment facility that operated from approximately 1946 through 1986. Operations at JCC included pressure treatment of railroad ties and utility poles using creosote and pentachlorophenol.
Ground water is the major pathway of concern.
The Jasper aquifer is the exclusive source of municipal and private drinking water in the City of Jasper. The primary municipal drinking water well is located 0.7 mile downgradient from the JCC site. The description may change as additional information is gathered on the sources and extent of contamination.