Liquid wastes and sludges were dumped into a low area of the site, and drums were accumulated on areas of the site. There are 25 residences located within one mile of the site, and the nearest residence is 800 feet from the site. This site is being addressed through Federal, State, and potentially responsible parties' actions.
Soil contains PCBs, VOCs, and heavy metals.
PCBs and the pesticide dieldrin were detected in on-site sludge. Health threats to people stem from direct contact with contaminated soils, inhalation of contaminated dusts or vapors, or accidental ingestion of contaminated soil or groundwater. In 1994, the PRPs installed the groundwater treatment system and have been operating the system since. U.S. EPA estimated that 11,500 cubic yards of PCB-laden soils would need to be excavated and treated by the PRPs. The PRPs began the PCB-cleanup in 1999.