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Battle Cr«*k Groundwater Survey

March 1982

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Battle Creek Groundwater Survey

March 1982

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ERRATA PAGE TO BATTLE CREEK GROUNDKATER STUDY(TOO* 5-8201-1)

Please remove and insert the following pages:

1. Remove the 4th page entitled Drilling Protocol and insert the newinsert page.

2. Remove the 7th page entitled Battle Creek... .Field Data and insert thenew insert page.

3. Insert the new title page behind 1st green sheet entitled Daily Surrmary(ilHCIA Cleanup.

4. Insert the remaining Well Survey Data for Wells 10-16 after section onTest Well Elevations - page 8.

5. Remove the page entitled Verona Purrping Station - Monday, March 1, 1982,and insert the new page. 2nd page before 2nd green divider.

6. Remove the 1st appendix title page and insert the new page Appendix A.

7. Remove the 2nd appendix title page and insert the new page Appendix B.

8. Remove the 3rd appendix title page and insert the new page Appendix C.

9. Remove the 4th appendix title page and insert the new page Appendix D.

10. Remove the 5th appendix title page and insert the new page Appendix £.

11. Remove the 6th appendix title page and insert the new page Appendix F.

12. Remove the 7th appendix title page and insert the new page Appendix G.

13. Remove the 8th appendix title page and insert the new page Appendix H.

14. Remove the 9th appendix title page and insert the new page Appendix I.

15. Add the Appendix Table before 1st green divider.

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EPA PROJECTECOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENT. INC.

MEMORANDUM; REGION V

COST CENTER EP151-5

TO: Mr. Robert BowdenFROM: Technical Assistance Team

VIA: Mr. Scott McCone

SUBJECT: Battle Creek Groundwater Study (TDD# 5-8201-1)

DATE: March 29, 1982

COMMENTS:

.In September of 1981 the Michigan Department of Public Healthdetected the presence of chlorinated hydrocarbons in residentialwells in Battle Creek, Michigan. The chlorinated hydrocarbonswere also traced to the municipal well field at the VeronaPumping Station. Chemicals found in the municipal wells included:

1). Trichloroethane - Up to 99 ppb.2). CIS 1,2-dichloroethane - Up to 77 ppb.3). Trichloroethene - Up to 34 ppb.4). Perchloroethane - Up to 44 ppb.5). 1,1-Dichloroethane - Up to 12 ppb.6). 1,2-Dichloroethane - Up to 3 ppb.7). 1,1-Dichloroethane - Up to 5 ppb.

Several private and industrial wells up gradient from the VeronaPumping Station are contaminated (see map) indicating a large areaof contamination.

The City of Battle Creek Verona Pumping Station has thirty wells.Ten of these wells are no longer in service because of contamination.The population served by this field is" approximately 40,000.

In January 1982, the U.S. EPA requested assistance from the TAT.The TAT prepared a Groundwater Study to identify potential sourcesof contamination. A subcontractor was hired to install 16 monitoringwells. Samples were collected from the wells and shipped to a U.S.EPA contract lab. 0000004

Between the period of February 21, 1982 through March 17, 1982members of the TAT monitored the daily drilling activities conductedby Soil Testing Services of Michigan (See Daily CERCELA Summaries).During this period, the TAT coordinated the drilling activities,worked in conjunction with MDNR and MDPH personnel in determiningthe location of the monitoring wells (see map). The TAT collected,shipped and insured chain of custody for the water samples.

In addition soil samples were collected and shipped to contractlabs. Water levels, temperature, and conductivity measurementswere made at each well site.

Additional TAT personnel inspected industrial facilities in aeffort to determine the potential source of contamination. TATmembers reviewed citizen complaints and analyzed aerial photographsto determine the location of several old dump sites.

The groundwater and soil results will be forward to the U.S. EPAand the MDNR. The suspected sources and past well contaminationinformation have been plotted in the enclosed report. Together,the analytical results and the industrial background informationwill provide the appropriate agencies with sufficient informationto eliminate a number of the suspected sources.

RECOMMENDATIONS

1}. MDPH should continue to sample wells to further define thecontaminated area. Depths of the well should be included.

2). MDNR should obtain samples of the surface water and sedimentsof the Lagoon in the Grand Trunk Kailyard. Samples of thesurface water from the drainage area that flows throughGrand Trunk property should be taken.

3). MDNR should pursue inspections of local industrial facilitiesto identify users of chlorinated hydrocarbons.

4). A groundwater model of the Battle Creek area should bedeveloped to determine the movement of the groundwater. TheUSGS has proposed a groundwater survey of the area.

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5). Different methods of treatment of the contaminated ground-water should be studied, to determine the most costeffective method of treatment.

Tom DeFouw

John Dourjalian

Scott McCone

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DRILLING PROTOCOL

The following procedure was used by Son Testing Service (STS) personnel toinstall monitoring wells in Battle Creek, Michigan.

A). All equipment was washed using soap and water.Then rinsed with water, the final rinse was a Menthanol rinse,

B). A solid stem Auger was used to open hole to 40*. Auger was put on in5* sections.

C). The Auger was removed and casing was drove down to bedrock.

0). A drill with bit was used in side casing to drill down to 40'.A water wash was used to remove course, medium and fine particles.

E). Galvinized well casing washed and rinse with Methanol then attached toa 5* Johnson screen.

F). The well was put into casing.

G). 4 feet of pea gravel was added between well and casing.

H). 2 feet of Bentinite pellets were added between casing and well.

I). The casing was removed.

J). The drill hole was back filled with cement grout.K). The well caps and protective casing were installed.

L). The well was developed at least 1H hours using a surge pump.

M). The surge pump was removed.

N). The protective cap was screwed on and locked.

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DRILLING PROTOCOL

The" fotOowing procedure was used by Soil Testing Service (STS) per>rfnnel toinstall^monitoring wells in Battle Creek, Michigan.

A). All equipment was washed using soap and water.Then rihsed with water, the final rinse was a Menthaptfl rinse.

B). A solid stem Auger was used to open hole to 40'/Auger was put on in40' sections^

C). The Auger was nemoved and casing was drove^down to bedrock.

0). A drill with bit^as used in side casing to drill down to 40'. A waterwash was used to ramove course, med>uni and fine particles.

E). Galvinized well casing washed aptf rinse with Methanol than attached to a5' Johnson screen.

F). The well was put into casNrfg.

G). 4 feet of pea gravel was adoW between well and casing.

H). 2 feet of Bentinite/pellets wer$ added between casing and well.

I). The casing was>/emoved.

J). The drill (jtffe was back filled with \ement grout.

K). The well caps and protective casing wasyinstalled.

L). Tne well was developed at least 1*5 hours \sing a surge pump.

M/. The surge pump was removed.

N}/ The protective cap was screwed on and locked.N

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GROUNDWATER STUDYBATTLE CREEK, MICHIGAN

AllegedSources of Contamination:

1). Thomas Solvents - (See Product List)

Southeast corner of Raymond Road and Emmet Street1-A). Old storage tanks1-B). Facility1-C). Possible facility

2). Grand Trunk Western Railroad Company - Raymond Road

2-A). West yard - storage tank2-B). East yard2-C). Old round house area2-D). Treatment Lagoon2-E). Old dump site2-F). Old car cleaning area

3). Rieth Riley Construction Company - Raymond Road

A). Cleaning Pit

4). Lewis Welded Rail Plant

5). Old Dump Site with Drums - Along Jameison Road

6). Kelloggs Company

A). Old dump site on Edison StreetB). Old dump site under Kell-Pack facility

7). Quad-L-Corporatlon - (Metal Fabrication) - MDNR Investigation

Two buried tanks from old facilityDry cleaning facility - floor drains

8). Polymer Tech - Polyurethane Foam

Solvents flush after product mixWaste hauled by hauler

9). Raymond Road Landfill - MDNR Investigation

10). Battle Creek Foundary Company - Raymond Road and Jameison Road

11). Anderson Oil Company - Pickford Street

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( 12). Consumers Power Company - Edison Street

13). Grand Trunk Western Railroad Credit Union - Raymond Road

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Battle Creek, Michigan Groundwater SurveyField Data

Well No.

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

Date

2/25/82

3/1/82

3/3/82

2/26/82

3/1/82

3/2/82

2/22/82

2/23/82

2/24/82

3/8/82

3/15/82

3/15/82

3/8/82

3/12/82

3/11/82

3/7/82

WL

21 '.7"

13'. 10"

10'. IT-

IT. 6"

18 '.8"

19 '.2V

24 '.4"

23'. 7"

23 '.2"

2V. 7"

20'. 4"

IT. 6"

13'. 1"

18'. 2"

5 '.4"**

13'. 1"

Conductivity

530

260

900

575

600

328

348

600

570

500

375

325

550

625

375

550

PH

7.0

7.1

7.05

6.2

NR*

7.8

6.9

7.0

6.2

7.5

NR*

NR*

7.2

7.2

NR*

7.0

Temperature

9°C

7°C

10°C

NR*

9°C

8°C

10°C

6°C

7°C

10°C

9°C

NR*

6°C

9°C

8°C

7°C

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CITIZEN CONTACTSPROPERTY OWNERS

February 22, 1982

February 23, 1982

Roger Golyar (616)963-0184238 and 240 LaGrange Road and HamptonComplained of property damage.

Beverly Rash (616)965-662312 Cooper StreetComplained about snow removal

*Both property owners informed TAT members that they were not notified by PenfieldTownship officials about the drilling.

February 24, 1982

February 24, 1982

W.A. Lahn (Bill) (616)962-9345/965-620246 Corcoran StreetTalked about property and contaminated wells.

Russell E. Keyes114 CulbertsonWanted Wells tested.Trouble with oil in water.

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cWELL KEYS

The- keys to the protective caps on the Battle Creek wells were distributed tothe following people: Bill Iverson MDNR

Garth Alaskson - MDNR

Roger Jones - MDNRTom DeFouw - ERA Region V TAT

John Dourjalian - EPA Region V TAT

Steve Ostrodka - EPA Region V

Ross Powers - EPA Region VRoger Rotzenberg - Soil Testing Service, Lansing

The key number is 3386.

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DAILY SUMMARY CERCLA CLEANUP

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DAILY SUMMARY CKRCI.A CLEANUP

Weather: Clear Sky, 38°FDate: February 22. 198Jime Commenced Work oann Time Completed Work

Facility: Battle Creek Groundwatgr Study _______ __

Contractor(s) : Soil Testing Service of MlrMgan. Tnr. f SI 7;n?1 -

" __________ 3340 Ranger Road. Lansin Michian

Type of Personnel: 0800 - 1730 - (2) Drillers, m Suervisor

Equipment Utilized: j-Drill Rig. 1-LowBov. 1-Tractor. 2-Trucks. 40' Auger. _____

40' Casing, 40' Drill Stem, Wash Tank. Steel Horses. Stainless Steel Well Casing-

and Screen, Pea Gravel. Bentonite Pellets, Cement, and Lock. Contractor provided

sample bottles labels, .and locks _____________________

Scope of Work Completed: Steam cleaning riy. Completed drilling of Hole 91.

All veil sites are staked and cleared for drilling. _____

Comments: Work progressed faster than expected. Good cooperation with drillers

and city officials for site preparation and crowd control. Drilling tractor____

makes a large track on site possible damaging property. Property owners complained

City officials stated they would handle problems. Photographers from Enquirer

and Channel 3 at Site._______________________________________________

Future Plans: Finish sampling of Hole #7, start drilling hole #8. _______

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DAILY SUMMARY CKRCLA CLEANUP

( Weather: Cloudy skies, 40°FDate: February 23. 1982Time Commenced Work 0730 Time Completed Work 1700

* ^ J * J ^ BraciilCy, R q r r l ^ frpgk flrmmntjat<»r J^frnHy_________________________________________

Soil Tgst-fn Kmrvirm nf Mlt-man Tnr

___: ____________ 3360 Ranger Road, T-ana-Ing,., j4l rfrigan 4BQnfe _(j] 7-_H71 -A

Type of Personnel: 0730 - 1700 - m

Equipment Utilized: (1) Drill Rig. 1-LovBov. 1-Tractor. l-Tnickt 60* A..EPT,

40* Casing. Wash Tank. Steel Hoses. Stainless Steel Well Casing and Screens.

Pea Gravel, Bentonite. Pellets and Cement Lock. Surge Ball._____________

Scope of Work Completed: Developed and sampled well 91. completed drilling______

( Hole 18. Samples were placed In Verona Pumping Station refrigerator. A custody seal

was placed on refrigerator. Groundvater temperature, pH. and Conductivity were

measured in field.__________________________________________________

Comments: Work progressed as veil as expected. Some difficulty installing Well #8.

hole kept collapsing. Drillers used a small amount of Bentenite clay to keep____

hole to reinforce veil sides and prevent hole callapslng. Mr. Turner from Raymond

Road Landfill informed u« of possible TCE sources. Channel 41 TV crew at site.

Future Plans: Finish sampling wall *ft «nH cfayf d r lTHng Hn1» tfQ n«««1ftp<T%g_____

of Well #8 willtake a lonaer time to wash bentonlt* out of hole.

on site visit to Raymond Road Landfill.

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DAILY SUMMARY CF.RCLA CLEANUP

Weather: Lite snow, 27°FDate: February 24, 1982Tlme Commenced Work 0730 Time Completed Work 1730

Facility: Battle Creek. Michigan Groundwater Study______________________^

Contractor(s): Soil Testing Service of Michigan, Inc.______________________

.__________3340 Ranger Road, Lansing. Michigan 48906 (517)373-8147_______

Type of Personnel: 0730 - 1730 _/2)prillers______

Equipment Utilized: 1-Drill Rig, 40' Casing, 40' Drill, 40' Auger, 40' of Stainless

Steel Casing, 5' Screen, 1-Truck, Tractor and LowBoy, Pea Gravel, Bentonite,_____

Surge Ball, Wash Tank.

Scope of Work Completed: Developed and sampled Well #8, Installed Well #9.

Developed and sampled Well »9, started installation of Well #1. All samples

stored in Verona Pumping Station refrigerator. _____

Comments: Crev work extremely well considering cold weather. Well //9 was ______

installed quickly. No callapse of side vails. Began augering at Well #1- Several

citizens informed TAT members of well problems and possible sources in area. _____

Channel 41 was on scene filming drilling. Mr. Steve Ostrodka was on site. ______

Future Plans: Finish Iq^tfl Iling W a l l ilf Hgyplnpg an/* campl a. cf- = ri- 4ne>-a1 li

Well K. _________________________________

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DAILY SUMMARY CKRCIA CLEANUP

Weather: No clouds, 40°FDate: F»hr,iai.y •?«; i Qfl-Jime Commenced Work 0730 Time Completed Work 1700

Facility: Battle Creek. Michigan - Groundwater Study _______________________

Contractor(s) : Soil Testing Services of Michigan. Inc. ___________________

. __________ 3340 Ranger Road - Lansing. Michigan 48906 fS171

Type of Personnel: 0730 - 1700 - (2) Drillers

Equipment Utilized: Same equipment as on February 23. 1982.

Scope of Work Completed: Developed and sampled Well II. Started installation of

Well Jtti. Samplpg UATP gfnT«*d ^TI Marrm* Pump-ing n, rff f rlgJTatT 3 VOA______-

samples were frozen #1001. 1003 from Wells 97. 8 and 9 respectively. Samples were

shipped via Federal Express to Accurex Corp._____________________________

Comments: Welltf4 was developed for 3 hours. The last hour of developing the veil

the veil color remained a cloudy white. Installation of Well 91* was in a medium

traffic area. Samples were shipped to Accurex. Corporation/Ecology and Environment

Division, A05 Clyde Avenue, Mounhainvlev, CA 94042. Soil Testing Service will pay

for shipping. VIAR CASE if 891._______________________________________

Future Plans: Continue installation of Well 04, develops and sample #4. Clean

•11 equipment for Monday, March 1, 1982. Sample 11000 was a blank sample prepared

from distilled water at the Verona Pumping Station. ______________________

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DAItY SUMMARY CERCLA CLEANUP

weather 20 F. clear skiesDate: February 26, iqaJTiine Commenced Work min Time Completed Work i?rin

Facility: Battle Cregk, Michigan - CrrmnHuat-pr ftfnHy____________________________

Contractor(s): Soil Testing Servirea of M 4 r M g a n , Tnr._______________________

-_____________3340 Ranger Roarf . T^na ing , M- l rMgan £«Qnfe (M

Type of Personnel: Q73Q - 17QQ

Equipment Utilized: 1-Drlll Rip. 1-LowBov. 1-Tractor. 1-Trurk, ^n'

40' Casing. 40' Drill Stem. Wash Tank. Steel Horses. Galvanized Well Casing,_____

S' Stainless Steel Screen. Pea Gravel. Bentonite Pellets. Cement Grout.________

Protective Casing, Locks.____________________________________________

Scope of Work Completed: Completed drilling Well 14. developed and smapled well.

Sample #4 was stored in the Verona Pumping Station refrigerator. The refrigerator

was sealed with custordy tags.________________________________________

Comments: Work progressed at expected rate. The well is in a medium traffic

area and has barricades around it.

Future Plans: Start drilling on Monday, March 1, 1982 with Well 92.

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Weather: Partly cloudy, 15°FDate: Marrh 1 TQft? Time Commenced Work 0730 Time Completed Work 1 ?nn

Facility: Battle Creek, Michigan - Groundwater Study___________________

Contractors): Soil Testing Services of Michigan, Inc._________________-________3340 Ranger Road, Lansing, Michigan 48906 (517)321-4964______

Type of Personnel: 0730 - 1700 2-DriUers_______________________________

Equipment Utilized: l-Drlll Rig, 1-LowBoy, 1-Tractor, 1-Truck, 40' Auger, 40' Casing.

40' Drill Stem, Wash tank, Steel Horses, Galvanized Well Casing, 5' Stainless Steel •

Screen, Pea Gravel, Bentom'te Pellets, Cement Grout, Protective Casing Locks____

Scope of Work Completed: Completed drilling of well site I? Moved to

site 15. A meeting was held at Verona Pumping Station to discus*; prolprr.

Samples were not to be obtained with surge block. TAT members used bailers.

Mr. Dourjalian decided not to sample wells until remaining TAT members arrivpd

Comments: Work progressed at expected rate. Drillers were very

Hove well site #2 on private property. Drillers lost 15' of Auger. No

were taken because of a difference of opinion on sampling nrecedures.

Future Plans: Start drilling of well site 15 on Tuesday. Samples would be

obtained with copper bailer as rUrartgH fry MflNp rather than by surga pump.

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DAILY SUMMARY CHHC1.A C1.EANUP

Weather: Cloudy skies, 25°FDate: Marrh ?, IQft? Time Commenced Work Q730____ Time Completed Work 1H30

Facility: Battle Creek. Michigan - Groundwater Study___________________

Contractor(s): Soil Testing Services of Michigan, Inc.___________________

._______3340 Ranger Road, Lansing, Michigan 48906 (517)321-4964______

Type of Personnel: 0730 - 1830 - 2-DRILLERS___________________________

Equipment Utilized: 1-Drill Rig, 1-LowBoy, 1-Tractor, 1-Truck, 40' Augar, 40'

Casing, Wash Tank, Steel Horses, Galvanized Well Casing, 5' Stainless Steel ScreenPea Gravel, Bentonite Pellets, Cement Grout.

Scope of Work Completed: Completed uell 15 and 6. Drillers mnvpd t.n

13. No samples were collected. Mr. Dourialian_oi deed uu Mr. DeFouw at. Aironrt.

Comments: Work progressed faster than expected. Drillers were very cooperative.

No samples were taken.____________ __ __________

Future Plans: Sthrt drilling well site 13 on M kjnesday.

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DAILY SUMMARY CKRCLA CLKANUP

Weather: Clear skies, 25°FDate: ff^rch ?. 19?? Time Commenced Work Q73Q Time Completed Work 1/30

Facility: Battle Creek. Michigan - Groundwater Study___________________

Contractor(s): Soil Testing Services of Michigan. Inc.__________________

-________3340 Ranger Road. Lansing. Michigan 48906 (517)321-4964______

Type of Personnel: 0730 - 1730 - 2-DriTiers____________________________

Equipment Utilized: 1-Drill Rig, 1-LowBoy, 1-Tractor, l-Truck, 40' Augar, Uash

Tank, Steel Horses, 1-5' Stainless Steel Screen, Pea Gravel, Bentonite Pellets,

Cement Grout

Scope of Work Completed: Completed Well 13. MDNR called Mr. DeFouw requesting

an additional installation of four wells. The project total will be 16 wells.

MDNR requested 3 additional soil samples. SPCC inspection of Grand Trunk Western

Railroad was completed.

Comments: Mr. Powers of U.S. EPA arrived on scene to assist in investigation.

Mr. DeFouw made preparations for funding of additional wells.___________

Future Plans: Start drilling at Well 116 Thursday. TAT members will conduct

Industrial inspections to determine sources of contamination. ________

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Weather: Ice and snow, 20°FDate: Mar.-n d iQfl? Time Commenced Work n?3fl Time Completed Work

Facility: Battle Creek. Michigan - Groundwatfr

Contractor (s): Soil Testing Services of Michigan. Inr

-__________3340 Ranoer Road. Lanslng. Michigan dfiqnfi

Type of Personnel: 0730 - 1830 - 2-Drillers

Equipment Utilized: None/Snow Day

Scope of Work Completed: Snow Day; TAT members and driller checked locations

of additional wells. Mr, Dourjalian obtained copper bailer form STS In Lansing.

Michigan.

Comments: TAT charged 1 flour of tjoyfnj i g. TAT^rpepih»rg r»c»iupd 1054 aerial

photographs of Battle Creek. ___ ______

Future Plans: Start Drilling at Well #16

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DAILY SUMMARY CERC1.A CLEANUP

u,..,.k c mo') A-.-5A weather 30° F. Clear;jikiesDate: March 5, 198Z Time Commenced Work 0/30 Time Completed Work I63U

Facility: Battle Creek. Michigan - Rrnnnriwatpr Study______________________

Contractor(s): Soil Testing Services nf Mirhiganf Inc.____________________

'__________3340 Ranoer Road. Landing. Mirhigan 48Qnfi f517) ??1 -4064_____

Type of Personnel: 0730 - 1630 - 2-DHUer______________________________

Equipment Utilized: 1-Drill R1q. 1-LowBoy. 1-Tractor. 1-Truck. 4n* AugarT______

40' Casing^ Wash Tank. Steel Horses. Galvanized Well Casino. 1-5' Stainless Steel

Screen, Pea Gravel, Bentonite Pellets. Cement Grout.

Scope of Work Completed: Completed Well #16. Project meeting was held at

Verona Pumping Station. Final well locations were Identified (see list of

attendees).

Comments: Work progressed as expected. Drillers were cooperative. MDNR located

sites for additonal wells.

Future Plans: Hove to Wel l »TQ to set-iiD d r i ' I l i i

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( Weather: Clear skies, 15°FDate: March 8. IQfl? Time Commenced Work Q73Q Time Completed Work _L9HQ.

Facility: Battle Creek. Michigan - Groundwater Study_________________

Contractor(s): Soil Testing Services of Michigan, Inc.___________________

-________3340 Ranger Road, Lansinq. Michigan 48906 fS17l321-4Qfi4_____

Type of Personnel: 0730 - 1900 - 2-DHllers___________________________

Equipment Utilized: l-Drill Rig, 1-LowBoy. 1-Tractor. 1-Truck. 40' Auoar. 40

Casing, Wash Tank, Steel Horses, 2*5' Stainless Steel Screens, Pea Gravel,

Bentonite Pellets, Cement

Scope of Work Completed: Completed Well 110 and *n Uator

using copper bailer at Well I's 2. 3r 10. and fi. Ail campioc worp cfnroH at

Verona Pumping Station Refrigerator________________________•

Comments: Work progressed as expected. Bailer was lost in Well *? hut

retrieved by drillers. TAT members rebailed all wells to compare with

samples. ___

Future Plans: Move to Well 115.

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DAILY SUMMARY CKBCLA CLEANUP

weather 15° F. clear skiesDate: March 9. 1982 .. Time Commenced Work Q730 Time Completed Work

Facility: Battle Creek. Michigan - Groundwater Study

Contractor(s) : Soil Testing Services of Michigan. Inc.

. ________ 3340 Ranger Road. Lansinq. Michigan 48906 (517)321-4964.

Type of Personnel: 0730 - 1730 - fi-DrilTers.

Equipment Utilized: 1 -Drill Rig. 1-LowBov. 1-Tractor. 40' Auqar. 1-Truck.

40' Casing, Wash tank, 1-Stainless Steel Screen. Steel Horses. Pea Gravel.

Bentonite Pellets, Cement.

Scope of Work Completed: Rig broke down while developing Well 015. Well 115 did

not develop properly. Mr. McCone of TAT in Chicago arrived in Battle Creek for

inspections. Mr. HcCone helped bail wells. Sampling of wells *'s 1, 5, 7, 9,

and 8 wer sampled and shipped with remaining samples to contract lab._______

Comments: Rig broke dwon. Development of well was slow, not developing properly.

At 13:30 Drill Rig became inoperable. TAT did not pay for downtime.

Future Plans: Complete Well *15. Finish sampling anri industrial i

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DAILY SUMMARY CERCLA CLEANUP-'•- \. t t it-" C *!<.*,;

Date: March 10. 1982 Time Commenced Work Q73Q Time Completed Work 143Q

Facility: Battle Creek. Michigan - Groundwater Study__________________

Contractor(s): Soil Testing Services of Michigan. Inc._____.____________

___________3340 Ranger Road. Lansino. Michigan 48906 (5171321-4964_____

Type of Personnel: 2-Drillers_____________________________________

Equipment Utilized: 1-Drill Rig. 1-LowBoy. 1-Tractor. 1-Truck_____________

"Rig is stm inopertatable"._____•_____________________________

Scope of Work Completed: Repair Drill R1g. TAT members attended Kellogg meeting

and received facility map of Grand Trunk Railyard. All samples were shipped

via Federal Express to contract Labs.

Comments: TAT not being charged.

Future Plans: rnmplpfg UP 11

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DAILY SUMMARY CKRCIA CLEANUPWeather: Clear skies, 20°F

Date: Marrh 11 IQfl? Time Commenced Work rmn Time Completed Work 1630

Facility: Battle Creek.- Michigan. - Groundwater Study

Contractor(s) : Soil Testing Service of Michigan. Inc.

'.________3340 Ranger Road, Lansinq. Michigan 48906 f 517)321-4Q64_____

Type of Personnel: 0730 - 1630 - 2-Dr1llers___________________________

Equipment Utilized: l-Drill R1g, 1-LowBoy. 1-Tractor, 1-Truck. 40' of Auger.

40' of Casing, 40' of Drill Stem, Wash Tank, Steel Horses. Stainless Steel____

Well Casing and Screen, Pea Gravel, Bentonite Pellets. Cement. Protective Casing.

and Lock.

Scope of Work Completed: Drillers completed repair work on Rig,

finished developing Well 115. The well did not develope properly.

Comments: TAT vf*5 not charngd r>r downtltM due £n Hri 1] Big brpa^dpwn Sarrplino

should be comoleted bv March 15. 1982. _

Future Plans: Finish remaining wells.

0000032

DAILY SUMMARY CKRCLA CLEANUP

Weather: Partly cloudy, temperature 15°FDate: March 12. 1982 Time Commenced Work 0730 Time Completed Work 1 630

Facility: Battlp P.rpplf, Michigan -

Contractor(s) : Soil Testing Sprvirpg nf HHrMgjin, Tnr

' __________ 334Q Ranger Rnarir - l a n c i n g , Michigan AflQfifi ^1 7)

Type of Personnel: 0730 - 1600 -

Equipment Utilized: I-DH11 Rig. 1-LnuiBny. 1-Tractflrf UTrurk , 40' Augar

40' Casing. Mash Tank. Steel Horses. Ga1vani?ed Well Tosing, 1-^'

Steel S teen. Pea Gravel. Bentom'te Pellets. Cement.

Scope of Work Completed: Moved from Well 115 to Well 114. Well #15 was not

developing properly. Completed Well 114 drilling. Sample was placed in

Verona Pumping Station refrigerator._____ ___________________

Comments: Work progressed as expected.

Future Plans: Move to Well #12 on Monday.

OJ00033

DAILY SUMMARY CF.RCLA CLEANUPweather 30° F. partly cloud

Date: Marr^ it; iQflg Time Commenced Work Q73Q Time Completed Work

Facility: Battle Creek, Michigan - Groundwater Study

Contractor(s): Soil Testing Services of Michigan, Inc.

_ ________ 3340 Ranger Road, - Lansing, Michigan 48906 (517)321-4964

Type of Personnel: 0730 - 1900 - Z-Drlllers

Equipment utilized: 1-Drill Rig, 1-lowboy, 1-Tractor, 1-Truck, 40' Augar,

40' Casing, Wash Tank, Steel Horses, Galvanized Well Casing, 2-Stainless Steel

Screens, Pea Gravel, Bentonlte Pellets, Cement.

Scope of Work Completed: Completed wells 113 and 113. Soil samples WPTP

from Wells 113. Ill, and 16. TAT received samples from Roger Jones taken from

the Raymond Road Landfill. Well US was clogged and a city pump was used to

clear well screen._______________________________________

Comments: Work progress faster than expected. Drillers were verv cooperative.

Maybe problems with future sampling of Well #15.______ _____________

Future Plans: Complete Well 111. Clean equipment.

0000034


weather 35° F. cloudyDate :March 16, 1982 Time Commenced Work n?3fl Time Completed Work 13on

Facility: Battle Creek. Michigan - Groundwater Study____________________

Contractor(s): Soil Testing Services of Michigan. Inc.__________________

:________3340 Ranger Road, LansinQ. Michigan 48906 '(517)321-4964_____

Type of Personnel: 0730 - 1300 - 2-Drniers___________________________

Equipment Utilized: See March 15 equipment._______________________

Scope of Work Completed: Development of Well #11. Steam cleaning of Rig.

Obtained water samples from Well 112. Well 111, and Well 115. took water

levels of all wells.

Comment*: Work completed as expected. Samples brought back to Chicago to be

shipped out Federal Express on WednesdayMarch 17. 1982, in the morning.

Future Plans: City should go back and get well elevations for Wel ls # 1 0 - 1 6

0000035

VERCNA PIM»ING STATICKtfcnday - Mardi 1, 1982

NMC

Joe Lovato

Russell Sdiueler

laverne Seine

John Heppeard

Don Keecti

Ride Wirsing

larry A. Osborne

Claudia Weaver

William M. Iverson

Garth Aslakson

Can Bocne

John Dourjalian

Roger Jones

Groundwater Quality - MPH

City of Battle Creek

CLty of Battle Creek

Calhoun County Health Dept.

GrounoVater Quality - MTH

Water Supply - MTH


1CNR

GrounAraiter Quality - MKR

GrouncWater Quality - MKR

Ci of Battle Qreek

U. S. EPA/TKT

District II WQD-CNR

ffiONE

(517)373-8147

(616)966-3407

(616)966-3407

( )

(517)373-8147

(517)373-1376

(616)966-3421

( )

(517)373-8147

(517)373-8147

(616)966-3494

(312)663-9415

(517)322-1688

0 0 0 0 0 3 6

VERUNA PUMPING STATIONMonday - March lt 1982

NAME

Garth As

Bill Iverson

John Dourjalian

Larry Osborne

Roger Jones

Rick Wirsing

Laucine Seme

Don Ltereir

Dan Boone

ORGANIZATION

Groundwater Quality MDNR

Groundwater Quality MDJ

U.S. ERA / TATX

City of B*t€le Creek./I II WQD DNR

Division MDPH

City of BattX Creek

MDPH


PHQj

t517)

(517)

(312)

1616)

(517)

1517)

1616)

(517)

(616)

373-8147

373-8147

663-9415

966-3421

322-1688

373-1376

966-3407

373-1376

966-3494

VERONA PUMPING STATIONFriday - March 5. 1982

NAME

Tom DeFouw

Joe Lovato

Garth Aslakson

Bill Iverson

Rick Wirsing

Laurene Seme

Ray Cunnings

Floyd Twenter

Ross Powers

Roger Jones

Thomas A. Newell

Larry A. Osborn

John A. Heppeard

Russell Schueler

ORGANIZATION

U.S. EPA/TAT

Groundwater Quality (MDPH)

Groundwater Quality (WQD)

Groundwater Quality (ONR)

Water Supply Division (MDPH)


U.S. Geological Survey

U.S. Geological Survey

U.S. ERA

District II, WQD, DNR

District II Engineer WQD, DNR


Calhoun County Health Dept.


PHONE

(312) 663-9415

(517) 373-1376

(517) 373-8147

(517) 373-8147

(517) 373-1376

(616J 966-3407

(517) 377-1608

(517) 377-1608

(313) 676-6500

(517) 322-1688

(517) 322-1607

(616) 966-3421

(616) 966-1241

0000033

eccoaeo

APPENDICES

03000^0

Appendices

Appendix

A) . Sample Information

B). Drilling Permission

C). Well Logs

D) . Spills

E) . Well Installation

F). Industrial Inspections

G). Future U.S.G.S. Groundwater Model

H). Background Information

I). Emergency Action Plan

0000041

Appendix A

Sample Information

0000042

Appendix

Sample Information

000004.1

891 WELL SAMPLES

WellNo.

0

1

7

8

9

Location

Blank

Edison Street

Hampton and Grangt

Cooper andWillison Avenue

Culbertson andDick

CRL No.

82WT08S01

82WT08S05

82WT08S02

82WT08S03

82WT) 8S04

SampleNo.

E-1000

E-1004

E-1001

E-1002

E-1003

Sample TagNo.

12513-12513-2;

12526-12529

12523-12525

12516-12518

12519-12521

Case No.

891

891

891

891

891

OJ00044

902 WELL SAMPLES

WeUNo.

1

23

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

Location

North Edison St.near Electric Co.End of Mill St.Mill Street andEmmet t AvenueEdison St.Edison St.GTWRR Tracks -Emmet t RoadRaymond Road -Emmett RoadHampton and GrangeAvenueCopper and -WillisonCulbertsonHayes PlaceVerona PumpingStation/SEGTW Railroad

Kellog PropertyEdison StreetGTW RailroadLagoonKelpack PropertyOff J ami e son Rd.GTW of Jamieson-RoadGTW Railyard -near oldRoundhouseRaymond Road -Landfill

CRL NO.

82WT08S16

82WT08S0982WT08S07

82WT08S18

82WT08S15

82WT08S08

82WT08S14

82WT08S13

82WT08S12

82WT08S06

82WTO8S20

82WT08S19

82WT08S10

82WT08S22

82WT08S21

82WT08S17

82WT08S23

SampleNo.

E-1018

E-0959E-0958

E-1020E-0961E-1017

E-0957

E-1016

E-1015

E-0806

E-0807

E-1006

E-1005

E-0960

E-1008

E-1007

E-1019

E-1009

Sample TagNo.

12546-12549

12530-1253312557-12560

12616-1261912538-1254112542-12545

12552-12556

12550-125601-:

12604-12607

12608-12611

5-12510-121255112547-1254812564-1256512520 -12561-1256312534-12537

12625-12628

12621-12624

12612-12615

12566-12568

Case No.

902

902902

902

902

902

902

902

902

902

902

902

902

902

902

902

902

0 0 0 0 0 4 5

901 SOIL SAMPLES

CASE NUMBER 901 - WELL NO. 12Sample-Location No.

At Well No. - 12

At Well No. - 12

At Well No. - 12

At Well No. - 12

Depth

0 Ft.

5 Ft.

15 Ft.

10 Ft.

CRL No.

82WT08S11

82WT08S10

82WT08S09

82WT08S08

Sample No.

E-1014

E-1520

E-1521

E-1522

Sample Tag No.

12632

12633

12634

12635

WELL NO. I!

At Well No. - 11

At Well No. - 11

At Well No. - 11

10 Ft.

5 Ft.

0 Ft.

82WT08S05

82WT08S06

82WT08S07

E-1525

E-1524

E-1523

12638

12637

12636

WELL NO. 6

At Well No. - 6

At Well No. - 6

At Well No. - 6

At Well No. - 6

15 Ft.

10 Ft,

5 Ft,

0 Ft,

82WT08S01

82WT08S02

82WT08S03

82WT08S04

E-1529

E-1528

E-1527

E-1526

12642

12641

12646

12639

0000046

MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCESTRANSMITTAL OF EVIDENCE AND LABORATORY ANALYSIS

D Michigan State Police Crime

D Michigan Oept. of Public Health

D DNR Pathologist

D DNR Environmental Laboratory

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Type of Analysis Requested:

K~«~

Name and Address of Person(s) From Whom Property Seized: (If Known)

Received By: Date Time Received by: Signature Date Time

!2t

Final Disposition of Property: Date

Received By: (Signature of Owner)Confiscated By: (Signature and Badge No.)Destroyed By: Witnessed:How Destroyed: 0 0 0 0 0 4 7

tt 1103

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Sample Site Name/Code:

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Begin) (End)

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__ Low Concentration—— Medium Concentration

SAMPLE MATRIX(Check One)

__ Water__ Soil/Sediment

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Number ofContainers

Water(Extract able)Water(VOA)

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ApproximateTotal Volume

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0 0 0 0 0 4 8

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A sroundwater contarjir.at ton probleo exists in your area. At the requestof the Departaent of N a t u r a l Resources ( D N R ) , the U.S. E n v i r o n m e n t a lProtection Agency (U.S. EPA) is funding an investigation to de te rminethe source of the contaminat ion. Permission is requested Co i n s t a l land monitor vails on your property as part of this inves t iga t ion .

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->;; Departcent of Natural Resources" V. . Groundvater Qual i ty Section

8th Floor, Mason BuildingP.O. Box 30023Lansing. Michigan 46909

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The veils will be die responsibility of the DNR and will eventually beremoved. We do anticipate sofee disturbance to your property as a resultof the well drilling. We expect the disturbance to be United to: trucheirt narks, equipment storage on the ground, excavation of the well site,and sove possible water and mud at the veil site.

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Department of Natural ResourcesCroundwater Quality Section8th Floor, "ason BuildingP.O. Box 30028Laming, Michigan 48909Telephone (517) 373-3147

Attention: Car:h Ailakjon

Please sign this persist ion slip and return it to &e at the above address

Thank you for your assistance and cooperation.

Very truly yours,

HATER QIULITY DIVISION

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The vtlli will b* the responsibility of the DNR and will event^clly b«renovad. We do anticipate sotce disturbance to your property as £ resultof the veil drilling. We expect tha disturbance to be Unites to: trucktire marks, equipment stortge en the ground, excavation of :hc veil site,and some possible water and cud ac the veil site.

As the state agency responsible for coordinating efforts to investigateincidents of grouncwater contamination, please direct any questions to:

Department of Natural ResourcesGrounc'wattr Quality Seetian8th Floor, Mason BuildingP.O. Box 30023Lansing, Michigan 48909Telephone (517) 373*8147

Attention; Garth Aslakson

Please sign this permission slip ar.d return it to etc at the abcvt addrasj

Thank you for your assistance and cooperation.

Very truly yours,

KATES QUALITY DIVISION

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A groundwnter contaaination problem exists in your area. At the requestof the Department of Natural Resources (DKR), the U.S. EnvironmentalProtection Agency (U.S. EPA) is funding an investigation to deterainethe source of the contamination. Permission is requested to installand monitor wells on your property as part of this investigation.

**••-< The wells will be the responsibility of the DKR and will eventually beremoved. We do anticipate some disturbance to your property as a resultof the vail drilling. We expect the disturbance to be limited to: trucktire marks, equipment storage on the ground, excavation of the well sit*,and some possible water and aud at the well site.

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Department uf Natural ResourcesGroundwater Quality Section6th Floor, Mason BuildingP.O. Box 30028tensing, Michigan 40909Telephone (517) 373-8147

Attention: Garth Aslakson

Please sign this permission slip and return it to me at the above address

Thank you for your asslstcnc* and cooperation.

Very truly yours,

WATER QUALITY DIVISION

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Garth AslaksonGroundwater Quality Section

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I give perniision to enter Ay property to construct, monitor and surveywater wells , on those City street right-of-ways as shown onthe attached drawing.

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Department of Natural ResourcesStcvons T. Mason BuildingDox 30028Lansing, Michigan 48909

Gentlemen:

Pursuant to your written request and our relateddiscussions of today, Kellogg Company hereby grantspermission to the Department of Natural Resources ofthe State of Michigan to enter upon the Company'sproperty to construct, monitor and survey water wellsat the following location or locations;

This permission is granted upon the explicitunderstanding that the Department of Natural Resourceswill and does assume any and all responsibility,financial or otherwise, for any injury to its personnelor personnel working under its direction on Kelloggproperty and any injury or damage to Kellogg or its

c property resulting from or related to the above-mentioned well or wells, except the reasonable andunavoidable disturbance to Kellogg Company property asis anproved by th* Company and is intrinsically requiredfor such construction, monitoring, and survey of theabove-mentioned well or wells.

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Appendix D

Spills

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Appendi x P

Spills

0000133

SPILL REPORTfrom

BATTLE CREEKTlRt DEPARTMENT

August 29, 1978

Warehouse fire on Jamison Avenue on Grand Trunk. Bugged chemicals:Chloride FlakesKiller Weed (1,000 IDS.)Dearborn TreatmentDearsol No. 80 (1,000 Ibs.)Acid Cleaner (6,000 Ibs.)

Run-off ran into the collection pit. DNR on scene. Materials generating mostof the smoke was Sodium Chromate.

An old train repair at 200 Elm Street just off East Michigan Avenue.

0000139

O P T O O O O

Appendix H

Background Information

0000141

5"

Errata Page to Battle Creek Groundwater StudyTDD 5-8201-1

Please add the following section from the MDNR dated April 13, 1982to the background information section in Appendix H.

0000142

MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES

INTEROFFICE COMMUNICATION

RECEIVEDAPR151982

Ground* ., nU3|M WQp

TO: William Iversen, Groundwater Quality, Water Quality Division

FROM: Roger Jones, Water Quality Division, District II

SUBJECT: Contaminated Public and Private Water Supply Wells in theBattle Creek Area

On March 15, 1982, I collected split spoon soil samples in Battle Creekduring the installation of monitoring wells 112 and #11 by USEPA's TechnicalAssistance Team. Soil samples were also collected from a boring locatednear monitoring well 16. The results and a map are attached. My fieldnotes and interpretations of the sample results are below.

At Monitoring Well 112

The soil to a depth of 11 feet was black sllty/sandy with some cinders in1t. Water was encountered at a depth of 12-1/2 to 13 feet and the soil atthis depth was fine sand with fine gravel 1n it. Soil samples were splithere and at the other locations with Mr. John Dourjalian of the TechnicalAssistance Team. Mr. Walter Matyaslc of the Kellogg Company was also pre-sent for awhile during the drilling. No Scan #1 and Scan #2 parameterswere detected in the soil here. However, while assisting Mr. Dourjalian1n collecting water samples from monitoring well #12 on March 16, 1982,we observed that the water was cloudy and had patches of film on the sur-face (when viewed in a jar).

Near Monitoring Well #6The top one foot of soil here was black with some sand in it. Below onefoot to about 16 feet the soil was mostly a brown sugar colored sand. At16 feet the soil consisted of light brown moist sand with gravel (1/2 peasize) interspersed in it. No unusual odors were noticed in the soil atany depth.I have spoken with Jim Bedford about the sample results here. The concen-trations of volatile organics found In the free liquid over the soil wouldbe about one tenth of the ug/kg value Indicated on laboratory form. There-fore, the chloroform results indicate that only a trace of this compound"was detected 1n the liquid for each depth. Note also that the letter Jon the laboratory form denotes that a value 1s an estimate (and may not beaccurate). Mr. Bedford felt that the chloroform results were not very

0 0 0 0 1 4 3

William IversenApril 12, 1982Page 2

significant, but he did think the TCE and PCE results here were significant.It should also be noted that chloroform 1s the most volatile of all the com-pounds detected in the March 15 soil samples (i.e. losses of chloroform tothe atmosphere during sampling may have been greater than the losses of theother compounds to the atmosphere).

At Monitoring Well 111The first 12 Inches of soil here was black and gravelly. The next six inchesof soil consisted of dark brown sand. From 6 feet to 11 feet the soil consistedof light brown sand. Water was encountered at a depth of 11 feet. No unusualodors were noticed.

^Water from Well 15000

This is a blank. Deminerallzed water from the laboratory was placed in the vialsby using the squeeze bottle and funnel that had been used while collecting andpreparing the other samples.

Note in the sample results that the sample (at well 111) collected before theblank was prepared showed 1,1,1 TCE to be present. It is possible that theremay have been a trace amount of cross contamination from that sample to theblank via the funnel which previously held the 1,1,1 TCE contaminated soil.The funnel was rinsed with deminerallzed water between samplings. However,it 1s possible that a soil particle remained on the funnel to be washed intothe blank.

Pictures were taken at each site where samples were collected. They have been. developed, and if you need them, please let me know.

On March 15, 1982, one monitoring well at the Raymond Road Landfill was alsosampled. There are supposed to be three monitoring wells here. One was dry(on March 16, 1982) and the owner (Mr. W. Carter) and I could not find thethird one.The well that was sampled was about 51 feet deep and was bailed 19 times witha 2"x 4' bailer before sample collection. I collected a one gallon jug ofwater and 2-40 ml. vials of water and gave them to Mr. Dourjallan (custodysheet attached). The water from this well was clear on the first bail, but?radually turned a coffee with cream color and stayed that way. This wells located about 200 yards east from the landfill office along the entranceroad and then about 80 feet south of this road.

cc: J. Bohunsky (WQD File) Xc • •*•T. Newell 7:^7.

0000144

MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCESTRANSMITTAL OF EVIDENCE AND LABORATORY ANALYSIS

Location: . ' • C..CASE NUMBER

I _ • • .' '"../ -. : - I.. 'To: LJ Michigan Slate Police Crime Laboratory

D Michigan Dept. of Public Health

D DNR Pathologist

G DNR Environmental Laboratory

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Attention: Mr. LaVerne Serne, Director of Public Works

Subject: Water Supply - Battle Creek" Sampling Results

Gentlemen:

Please find enclosed with this letter the results of analyses conductedon water samples collected from the Battle Creek water supply. These

' • samples were collected on April 6, 1932 as part of the weekly samplingprogram and w=re analyzed for volatile, halogenated hydrocarbons.

No significant changes in the concentrations of organic chemicals in thetwo wells being pumped to waste (Well No. 32 and Well No. 35} are indicatedby these results. The plant tap sample results continue to show nopresence of the chemicals or only trace amounts of one or two of them.

. The sarr.ple from Well No. 43 showed no presence of the organic chemicalsas was the case in previous sampling.

It should be noted, however, that analyses of the sample from Well No.20 showed the presence of 1,1-dichloroethane, 1,1,1-trichlcroethane, andperchloroethylene. This well had not been previously found to be affected.The total number of wells in the Verona Wellfield which have been shownto be affected by groundwater contamination is now 14. The nurier ofaffected wells has increased by four since the wells were first sampledin Septerrier of 1981. We continue to advise the city to limit the useof these wells.

He have become concerned about the ability of the Battle Creek watersupply to meet increasing water demands. In addition to seasonal increasesin water demand, additional demands are now being placed on the watersupply by the Kellogg Company. The Post Division of the General FoodCorporation may also be increasing their demand for water from theBattle Creek water supply system. A review of our records indicates theremaining unaffected wells should provide adequate capacity to meet theadditional demands. However, should more wells in the Verona Kcllfioldbecome affected, the ability to meet demands without using one or mureof the affected wells may be doubtful.

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We recommend that the city carefully evaluate this situation. Consider-ation should be given towards the courses of action the city nay berequired to take in order to continue to provide a safe drinking waterwhile adequately meeting water demands. The city should also consideradditional pumping of wells to waste to help protect the remainingunaffected wells.

We are awaiting cor»pletion of the Environmental Protection Ag2ncy Tech-nical Assistance Team report. When this report becomes available, ameeting of the Task Force will be called to discuss the findings of thereport and the future actions of the agencies involved.

We very much appreciate the cooperation of the city in this irost difficultsituation. If you have any questions or are in need of assistance,please feel free to contact this office.

Sincerely,

Richard M. WirsingActing District EngineerDivision of Water SupplyBureau of Environmental and

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1- All available information regarding their wells (location,construction, well logs, water levels, etc.)-

2. - Information regarding the techniques used to conduct thewater analyses. -^

3. Hake arrangements to allow sampling of their wells withouthaving to pump directly into the plant distributionsystem (pump to waste).

4. Identify any possible sources of contamination they mightsuspect.

5. Investigate the possibility of granting permission to theEPA Technical Assistance Team or the EPA Federal Investiga-tion Team to drill monitoring wells on company property.

6. Contact the Michigan Department of Agriculture and informthem of the findings and the actions taken.

Mr. Thomason indicated that they would attempt to comply with all requestsdependent upon legal advisement.

The company is also considering the possibility of Issuing a news releaseregarding this matter. It was Indicated that any news release issuedwould emphasize that the Kellogg Company had begun using the BattleCreek water supply as their sole source of water, that the Battle Creekwater supply is sampled weekly by the Michigan Department of PublicHealth; and that the Kellogg Company was offering their assistance tothe groundwater contamination investigation.

RMW:akAttachmentcc: Mr. Jim Clelandcc: Mr. Don Keechcc: Mr. Joe Lovatocc: Mr. Don Thomason, Kellogg Companycc: Mr. John Hesse, Chemicals and Health Centercc: Contact Persons:

Calhoun County Health Department - Mr. Ted HavensCity of Battle Creek - Mr. Larry Osborn

\Department of Natural Resources - Mr. W i l l i a m IversenDepartment of Agriculture - Mr. Albert HafnerU.S. Geological Survey - Mr. Ray Cunming

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THROUGH: Gordon E. Olivier, P.E.FROM: Richard M, Wirsing

HATE.January 15, 1922

0450SUBJECT: Water Supply - Battle Creek

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On January 14," 1982, a meeting was held in Battle Creek to discussthe possibility of extending the Battle Creek water system to servean area in which groundwater has been found to be contaminated withorganic chemicals. The area affected includes adjacent parts ofPennfield Township and Emmett Township. Present at the meetingwere representatives of Battle Creek, Pennfield Township, EmmettTownship, the Calhpun County Health Department, the Ca.lhoun CountyDepartment of Public Works, and this office. A list o'f those inattendance is attached.

At this meeting, representatives of the townships decided to jointlyretain a consultant engineer to provide a project proposal and costestimate for the installation of water mains. Possible fundingoptions will also be investigated. The details of any financialarrangements between the townships regarding the sharing of costswill also need to be determined.

The city is also being very cooperative in this matter. They haverecently reduced their tap-in fees from $400 to $175. This reductionwill remain in effect until November 15, 1982. A few residents inthe affected area are presently able to tap into existing mains.The city has also provided hours in which residents in the affectedarea may obtain water at the Verona Pumping Station. The city issending letters to owners of wells which have been identified asbeing contaminated to inform them of this service. A copy of oneof the letters is also attached.

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Our recrras indicate that recently youreceived a letter fro.- the Michigan Departmar.tof Public Health containing the water saaol^analyse of your privata well. In that letterthe Michigan Department of Public Healthrecommenced that, you seek another source ofwater for drinking and cooking purposes.In^snuch as the Veror.2 Pu-pir.q Station is inthe close proxini-y to your ho-c, the Cityoi 3uttle Creak vruid lika to offer theoppcrtunity to obtain water for drinking ar.dcooking purposes front the Vercna ?u~.pinc; Statior.,25C Lrigden Drive. Should you wish to obtainwater, the Punpir.c Station will be cuan forthis purpose between che hours of 3 AM tolOAi-l and -i PM to 5 PM Mondiy thru Sunday.Thcra will be no charge for the water, butit will be necassary for you to brir.g yourown jo::tair.ers.

.The City of Battle Creek hones thiswill provide you with some measure of assistancsuntil a solution for this problem can bedetermined and ir.rl

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TO: Task Force Members

Through: Gordon E. Olivier, P.E.FROM: Richard M. Wirsing

DATE:

February 26, 3982

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SUBJECT: Battle Creek Area Groundwater ContaminationSampling Results

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Please find attached copies of the analysis results ofsampling conducted by this office on February 18. 1982.Water samples were collected from one city-owned wel!~inthe Verona Well field, one privately-owned well in theresidential area south of the Verona Well field, and from4 wells owned by the Kellogg Company and located at theplant site in Battle Creek. These samples were collectedin an effort to identify all contaminants which may bepresent in the groundwattr. [The attached results arefrom analyses__fpj: volatile, nalogenated_and non-halogejiajt.edhyHrocarbons.']

The analysis results of the samples from the privately-owned well and the city-owned well are consistent withprevious sampling results from these wells. No volatile,non-halogenated hydrocarbons were detected in thesesamples.

The analysis results of the samples from the wells ownedby the Kellogg Company show the presence of up to 7volatile, halogenated hydrocarbons. These organicchemicals have previously been found in other wells inthe Battle Creek area. No volatile, non-halogenatedhydrocarbons were detected. The Michigan Department ofPublic Health had not previously sampled Kellogg'swells. Sampling conducted by the company had showntrichloroetMene to be present in some of the wells.

On February 10, 1982, a meeting was held at the KelloggCompany facility in Battle Creek. At this meeting,requests for information were made by us and others.Attached are the responses of the Kellogg Company tothese requests. The information provided includes allavailable information regarding the wells and the sampleanalysis techniques used.

0000198

Task Force MembersPage 2February 26, 1982

Additional samples were collected on February 18, 1982 from theprivately-owned well, the city-owned well, and one well owned bythe Kellogg Company which had been shown^to have the highestconcentrations_of_TC(LJ Thest additional~samples~w1ll be "analyzedfor aliphatic 'hydrocarbons, aromatic hydrocarbons, mixed ringcompounds and non-aromatic compounds, and some inorganic compoundsThe results of these analyses will be reported to you as soon asthey become available.

RMW:akAttachmentscc: Task Force Contact Persons:

William Iversen, Water Quality Division, DNRHafner, Food & Dairy Division, Dept. of Agriculture

Cunnings, U. S. Geological SurveyOstrodka, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Theodore Havens, Calhoun County Health DepartmentLaVerne Serne, City of Battle CreekDon Thomason, Kellogg Company

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BATTLE CRIEK, MI 49016

February 18, 1982

Mr. Richard H. WlrsingActing District EngineerMichigan Department of Public Health3500 North LoganP.O. Box 30035Lansing, MI 48909

Dear Mr. Wirsing:

The attached are our responses to the six items requested

at the February 9 Groundwater Contamination Meeting held

at the Kellogg Ccrpany.

Sincerely,

Don ThomsonGeneral Plant Manager

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0000203

February 17, 1982CONFIDENTIAL

Cn February 10, 1982 a meeting was requested by the Kellogg Companywith representatives from the city of Battle Creek, the Departmentof Natural Resources, the Calhoun County Health Department and theMichigan Deportirent of Health to discuss groundwater contaminationaffectiny well water in the Battle Creek area and specifically the find-ing of the CcrrpDund Trichloroethylene (TCE) in four of the company'sfive wells. The ccnpany was requested to provide the following six items:

1. All available information regarding their wells (location, con-struction, well logs, water levels, etc.).

Response: See attachments 1 and 2.

2. Information regarding the techniques used to conduct thewater analys s.

Response: See attachment 3.

3. Make arrangements to allow sanplinq of their wells without havingto pup directly into the plant distribution system (punp to waste) .

Response: See attachment 4 - Sanpling of wells will be completedFebruary 18, 1982.

4. Identify any possible sources of contamination they might suspect.

Response: No additional information identified for possible source.

5. Investigate the possibility of granting permission to the EPATechnical Assistance Team or the EPA Federal Investigation Teamto drill monitoring wells on conpany property.

* Pespcnse: The ccnpany is more then willing to cooperate in theinvestigation; however, additional information from theE.P.A. Technical Assistant Team or the E.r.A. FederalInvestigation Team with an overall plan would have to besufcrrutted for review prior to granting permission todrill wells on company property.

6. Conta-jt the Michigan Departrrent of ?*griculture and inform thorn of the*indi.igs and the actions takenT

Response: N>->tified on February 10, 1982.

Don Thomasonatt.cc S. Campbell, R- Franta, P. Hbllerman, P. Hiniston, and B. Haefner

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ATTACH^;,? i

AIM'KOXIHATE DEPTHS OF r.AK I'll STRATA

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No. B V.'EU.

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No- 9 WELL

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Cold Roll Steel400 GPMIn pit under groundfloor in 99 bldg.So. end of Jctzonc

193316"Wcll_122 if.Casing 100 ft. 9 in

Cold Roll Steel1,000 GPMWest of Spray Pond300' north of No. 2Bldg. Canopy Dock

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No. 11 WELL

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Attachment 4

February 15, 1982

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Due to the location of these wells in relation to thelocation of the nearest scorn sever, it will be necessaryto pipe the well water snm» distance when taking sampl-s.Peerless-Midwest, who maintains nod tests the capacity ofour wells each year, should lie hired at the time of sasip lint-Co pipe the discharge frnm e«ch well tf* the nearest sever,This procedure is routine.

Procedure

1. Sample t'3 and #10.2. At the same time set-t ip /»9, *11. anH 91.3. Sample ?9, £11, anri -:>7.

Ward M. t-rhite, Jr

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ATTACHMENT 2

February 17. 1982

Don Thomason:

Water Pumped "M"Gals #10

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February 16, 1982

Don Thomason:

SUBJECT: Analyses of W&ter Sources Used at the Battle Creek Plantfor TCE

As follow-up to the February 9 meeting with state officials, the followingexplains the techniques used to conduct the water analyses:

Water samples from the sources used at the Battle Creek plantwere analyzed for TCE. None of the sanples were chlorinatedexcept for the city water.

The method used for the analysis was similar to EPA Method624, (Federal Register Vol. 44, No. 233, December 3, 1979pg. 69532} with the following modifications.

The volatiles were trapped on a 10.5 on Tenax tube. Thistube was then placed in the heated injector port of theGC/MS. The volatiles were desoibed fron the Tenax onto a25 meter SP-2100 fused silica capillary colunn maintainedat -50°C. After a 10-minute trap time the oven was rapidlyheated to 25°C and then prograrnned to 180OC at 5°C perminute.

Rosalyn Franta

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Appendix E

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Double-wrapped Slot ted PVCwith Mirafl? 1Q_______

Length SlottedPVC // $ C r

INSTALLATION

5.6.7.

0Did the bentonite pellets hang up? ^^Did you have to drive the protector pipe?Did you install a lock on the protector pipe?_cIf so, who has the keys?_££=S=^________—Did the PVC come up when you removed the casing?Was the well bailed? H>* Sf» .~j <L>j C.I*,Were water level readings taken afler the well was installed?Was a PVC cap installed on bottom of well? SS

• •S101978 00002T3


STS JOB NO. 7O ") "7 C Joe

CLIENT

K-UL NO . 7 DATE INSTALLED

Stick Up

Concrete>.(Cross out if not used)

Installed Protector Pipe?

lentonite Powdrfr

BackfillMaterial

6 v

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/o'

Benton!te Pel lets(Cross Out if Not Used)

Pea GravelConcrete SandOn-Site Sand(Ci rcle One)


^ g * 1^ inches

Double-wrapped Slotted PVCwi th Miraf i? '" ^______

Length SlottedPVC

INSTALLATION

J.

Did the bentontte pellets hang up? __J!lIDid you have to drive the protector pipe?Did you install a lock on the. protectorf so, who has the keys?

/* C

Did the PVC come up when you removed the casing?Was the well bailed? VJ&£ 3^»C»i- O o e»Were water level readings taken after the' wt11 was installed?

/. Was a PVC cap installed on hottom of well? S 5

0000214

STS JOB NO. 7 On ")t> JOB

CL i ENT <£r

^ ( WELL NO. DATE INSTALLED

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Concrete(Cross out If not used)

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Pea GravelConcrete SandOn-Site Sand(Circle One)

Installed Protector PIpe?_l&**-


/ 2"' nches

Double-wrapped Slotted PVCwith Mtr.fl? fl °

Length Slotted

INSTALLATION1.2.3.

C5.6.7.

Did the bentonlte pellets hang up? __ii£______Did you have to drive the protector pipe? " ^Did you install a lock on the .protector pfpe?_LLj2=.If so, who has the k«Y«? C\L^t .-"• ______i__Did the PVC come up when you removed the casing? _Was the well bailed? «•>: -•••*•••_ ' • '•' • •Were water level readings taken after the well wasWas a PVC cap Installed on bottom of well? < ^ i*

• •1101*71 0000215

STS JOB No. ?Q"7 ~) (> _ JOB

WELL NO. 6 DATE INSTALLED 3- £-

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Materi

Nominal Diameter of -VC

Inches

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Length SlottedPVC

UiSTALLATIQN1.2.,3-tM.5.6.7.

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BBS 101978

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STS JOB No. *?0"? 7 U JOB \Ja»-* *v U.lu-1 t* \*J e V" t £

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Nominal Diameter of PVC-* " t£ «c ! V inches

Double-wrapped Slotted PVC

with Miraff?_£_2_____

Length SlottedPVC

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3. Did you install a lock on the protector pipe?_LuA*__( If so, who has the keys? °

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FIELD W E L L INSTALLATION DIAGRAM - AS INSTALLED

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WELL No. DATE INSTALLED

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INSTALLATION

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INSTALLATIO

^ (

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STS JOB NO. ~7<3~77 L JOB

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INSTALLATION

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Length SlottedPVC

* T

c3'Did you have to drive the protector pipe?Did you Install a lock on the protector pipe?. «-•*—If so, who has the keys?Did the PVC come up when you removed the casing

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0000222

STS JOB No.

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^55

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INSTALLATION

1.2.3-

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00002P3

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WELL No . ; DATE INSTALLED ~ I 3- '*

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Length SlottedPVC

INSTALLATION

1.2.

{5.6.7.

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F I E L D W E L L INSTALLATION DIAGRAM - AS INSTALLED

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CL I

WELL No. DATE INSTALLED ~7 " f

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INSTALLATION

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f so, who has the keys? C. I «-c-^7MOA. Did the PVC come up when you removed the .casing?

5. Was the well balled? U>*~ <>f » • •« tfft* C.k* t.fC6. Were water level readings taken afteV the Well was tnjtal7. Was a PVC cap installed on bottom of well? -S £

• 85101976 0000225

STS JOB No. 7o"7 1 C, JOB

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WELL No. DATE INSTALLED

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the bentonite pelletyou have to drive thyou install a lock oo, who has the keys?the PVC come up whenthe well balled? __water level reading

a PVC cap installed

s hang up? _e protectorn the protecr \rc~r

you removedLJA —— S^U-US3 taken afteon bottom of

!*)•$pipe? —— !___> —————————————————————————————tar pip*? tit* ———————————————

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• BSI01978 0000226

Appendix F

Industrial Inspections

0000227

Appendix F

Industrial Inspections

0000228

EPA PROJKCTECOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENT. INC.

MEMORANDUM; REGION V

COST CENTER EP151-5

TO: Ross Powers

FROM: Technical Assistance Team

VIA; Scott McCone

SUBJECT: EDO Assistance Grosse Isle, Michigan

DATE: March 18, 1982

COMMENTS:

From February 24, 1982 to March 10, 1982 personnel from TAT assisted RossPowers from Grosse Isle, Michigan. During this period of time the TATmembers delivered equipment to Battle Creek, Michigan, obtained informationon East Bay Township groundwater contamination, conducted an on siteinspection of U.S. Coast Guard Air Station in Traverse City, Michigan, andconducted SPCC inspections in Battle Creek, Michigan. The following is achronology of events:

Wednesday, February 24, 1982

At 1530, I arrived in Battle Creek, Michigan to supply ice chests and otherequipment for Battle Creek, Michigan Groundwater Survey.At 1730 I secured.

Thursday, February 25, 1982

At 1130, I arrived at EDO in Grosse Isle, Michigan. At 1300 I met with RossPowers who, supplied information on East Bay Township groundwater contaminationproblem in Traverse City, Michigan. At 1630, I arrived in Traverse City,Michigan. An inspection of the U.S. Coast Guard Air Station was scheduled forthe following day.

Friday. February 26, 1982

At 0800, I arrived at the Grand Traverse County Health Department. Mr. WilliamStanton of the County Health Department provided information on the potentialssource or sources of the contamination.At 1030, I arrived at U.S. Coast Guard Airbase. CDR Thomas Morgan, theCommanding Officer of the Air Station, was not available; a meeting wasscheduled for 1300.

0000229

At 1100, I arrived at the Traverse City Engineers Office where I obtained copiesof aerial photos along with maps of the affected area. At 1245, I returned tothe Air Station and met with Commander Morgan. Commander Morgan supplied mapsof the surrounding area. According to Commander Morgan the U.S. Department ofNavy had operated the facility in tht 1940's. During this period, the Navy,according to maps of the facility, had used a portion of the property as adump site. Commander Morgan could not confirm this information.At 1500, Commander Morgan and I surveyed the Airstation. No observation ofthe alleged dump area was possible due to a heavy snow cover.At 1700, I secured.

Wednesday, March 3, 1982

At 1000, I met Mr. Ross Powers of the EDO in Crosse Isle, Michigan at the MDNRHeadquarters in Lansing, Michigan. A meeting was arranged by Mr. Powers togive Federal assistance to the MDNR on their current investigation of theEast Bay Township groundwater contamination problem in Traverse City, Michigan.Representatives of MDNR Water Quality Division, Groundwater Quality Division,Environmental Enforcement, and Michigan Department of Public Health were present.According to MDNR personnel a series of studies and investigations includingthe location of monitoring wells around the contaminated area indicates that apotential source of contamination came from the property of the U.S. CoastGuard Airstation, located in Traverse City, Michigan. Mr. Powers requestedthat the MDNR notify U.S. Coast Guard offlcials of the studies and their results.Ms. Claudia Weaver of MDNR Environmental Enfrocement would request that aletter be sent to U.S. Coast Guard officials.At 1230, I reviewed MDNR files on East Bay Township Groundwater contaminationproblem.At 1530, I arrived at Soil Testing Services office. Soil Testing Service wascontracted to install monitoring wells in Battle Creek, Michigan. I receivedsample bottles and equipment needed to complete the Battle Creek, MichiganGroundwater contamination survey. At 1800, 1 arrived at the Verona PumpingStation and secured for the day.

Tuesday, March 9, 1982

At 1100, I met Mr. Scott McCone, who had arrived from Chicago to assist inSFCC inspections in Battle Creek, Michigan. The information collected willassist Michigan DNR and EPA personnel who are presently investigating ground-water contamination problems in Battle Creek, Michigan. At 1330 Mr. McCone,Mr. Tom DeFouw, and I met with Ross Powers from the EDO in Grosse Isle, Michigan.Mr. Powers requested that TAT members assist him in the inspection of industrialfacilities in Battle Creek, Michigan.During the inspection TAT members were asked to check SPCC Plans and acquireinformation regarding past spill or discharges of material onto the ground.Mr. Powers also requested that TAT personnel to obtain Information from localFire Departments, concerning discharges of material into ground. At 1700,we secured.

0000230

Wednesday, March 16, 1982

Ac 0730, Mr. McCone, Mr. DeFouw, and I met with Mr. Powers at the VeronaPumping Station. Mr. Powers and Mr. DeFouw left to gather soil samples fromthe Grand Trunk Kailyard for analysis.At 0800, Mr. McCone and I arrived at the Penfield Township Fire Department tocollect information on past discharges of material.Penfield Township Firepersonnel had already provided the information to Mr. Powers.At 0830, Mr. McCone and I arrived at the Battle Creek Fire Department where wemet with Fire Chief Yager. Chief Yager provided information concerning adischarge of oil which had occured in the later 1940's.At 0900, Mr. McCone and I accompanied Chief Yager to Benke Industries.According to Chief Yager, Benke Industries have in the past discharged materialsinto the ground and into the Battle Creek River. Chief Yager could not verifywhat materials were dumped. The area is approximately 2 miles downstream fromthe area affected in the Battle Creek Groundwater survey.AC 0930, Mr. McCone andl inspected Reith Riley for an SPCC check. No planwas available for inspection. A copy of 40CFR was given to Reith Riley officialsAt 1030, Mr. McCone and I arrived at Kellogg Company. Upon inspection of theKellogs facility no violations of the SPCC was noted.At 1400, Mr. McCone and I inspected Packaged Conveience Foods, a Division ofGeneral Foods. A survey of the facility indicated that a spillfrom an aboveground edible oil tank could enter a storm sever line. Thecompany is presently considering constructing a dike completly around thetank.At 1600, Mr. McCone and I returned to the Verona Pumping Station.At 1700, we secured.

0000231

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1 U 1 T I L L M I • ' ' 1 . 1 1 T

_ PACKAGED.CONVENIENCE FOODS .(F.QST) .DIVISION OF .GENERAL .FOODS _ J_. JLOpD..MANUKA£TUKKR.ie r * ( .n . i t v t O C A I I O N

____275 CLIFF STREET. BATTLE CREEKf MICHIGAN A9016__________It N A M C Of Owr«t:n AMQ/OM Or tMAlOR MtkJ-O'*!*"!*-! POH TAClUITT

RALPH W. BENNETT, PLANT MANAGER (616 )966-10001C. MAILING AOOMCS*

275 CUFF STREET, BATTLE CREEK, MICHIGAN 49016>. T Y T C * OF OIL. STO1CD AMD CAf ACITV OF ABOVKCHOUNO AND •Ulliro STORACK.

SEE DETAILED SPCC DOCUMENTATION REPORT

4. 1C A CERTIFIED SPCC PL.AN AVAIk.A»I.C FOR INSrtCTIONt I. DATE OF INtfVCTIOM

' 10. 1982MARCH.7 e ATI«. NAMC AMD (teCICTMATION NUMVCM OF CCHTIFVING CNCINCCN

KEITH M. COLE - MICHIGAN * 23133

AVAIUASI_«. .T7 e ATI »rCC

*OT AVAII.A

AUGUST 19, 1981PUAN FUL.I.T IMPL.C M CNTCOt M*» ">« II* rton In

YES

I. M A M C OF W A T C W •00V THAT POTENTIAL 1PILU COULO CNTCM:Olt lFUNNAMCDTI«l*UTAI«r, T M E N F I R t T N A M C O W A T C M B O D TOOWNSTWCAM (if known)

BATTLE CREEK RIVERi«. COMMENT* (InelutU commtntt fry oyrn«r/e^cr«l#r • urrilr *n free* »r •((•* A |f

ALL BURIED TANKS ARE CHECKED WEEKLY FOR LOSSES AND MONITORED DAILY THROUGHAUTOMATIC LEVLE INDICATIORS .•

TANK TRUCK LOADING AREA IS CURBED.

EXTERIOR ABOVEGROUND TANK IS PARTIALLY DIKED; THE COMPANY IS CONSIDERINGA COMPLETE DIKE AROUND THE TANKS.

U. »PCC MO.

It*. INSPECTOR ftifnj

i ib. CASK NO.

TDD# 5-8203-2

5R (pnntl

SCOTT W. MeCONE

tl«. NPOEKNO. £)NOT A V A . L A . L C

1"l l¥. O A

_______MA]DATE

MARCH 10. 1982

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B. SPCC INSPECTION SUMMARY SMCET

VC C NO. CA*I NO. O

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SCOTT W. MrCONE1. FACILITY

ATI Of i r i fcf l tTiOM

MARCH 10. 1982) A T C Of OOCUMtHT AT ION MLrOHT

MARrH IS. 1QR2PDC* NO.

NONE

• COMPANY

PACKAGED CONVENIENCE FCODS. DIVISION OF GENERAL FOODS CORPORATIONAODMCf*

275 CLIFF STREETCJTT STATE

BATTLE CREEK MICHIGAN

TCI.CPMONE

(616^966-1000ZIP CODE

49016fACII-ITV NAME

SAME AS ABOVEb. r ACUITY LOCATION

PARENT CORPORATION '

GENERAL FOODS CORPORATIONADDRCS*

250 NORTH STREETCITY STATE

WHITE PLAINS NEW YORK

ZIP CODE

10625C. WATER OOOT PROTtCTCD

BATTLE CREEK RIVER2. PURPOSE

•NITIATIONJ J2noytin, su,vtili»noi QCoi« Guard InformMionQ Spill Ripen QCitiztn Information QOthat (ffiteifyt:

' 'Cl JPlan Prtparation QfUfi ImplimcntatieitJ Follow^? Qpl»n Amtndmtm

3. INSPICTIONINDIVIDUAL. CONTACTED T

HAN JOBAINDIVIDUAL. CONTACTED T

•»

NOTIFICATION

4. FINDINGSSOUHCC IN APPARENT COMPLIANCE WITH *P«C MCQUIOEMKNTAl

•

Qv»SH«v« adcguatt pten

Net tubjtct to rtfwtatiemQiruuffieiam nerayt[3 No f«woniblt IDJII »p«eiaiien

BPlan fully impltmimadNtw facility optrationat Int than 6 mentht

DN«3 No plana Plan net properly certifiedm Plan doet not havt management appre^olm Plan net matntainad at facility manned I hrs/davm Inadaouait plan (dtt»iitd $PCC flfft /vr/rwarrjcnaaV._ Plan net fully implemented

QPtan net reviewed within 3 ytan

QOtrnw

ITLB

ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGERTUB

ft. ATTACHMENTS (Kent rv«M"-vd if fme ilirv in •pp«r»nl rempj<*nrr;

NONC ATTACHED AL.MCAOT ON 'IL.I

•Detailed Observations O IS O•Phetoerapht E D Dftidm C D . DMao E D D•Field Drewino. D E D•Commenti D E DTelephone Conwrutiom E O O•SPCC Plan E D D

•MU. HfOUJHfD IF FACILITY IS NOT IN APPARENT COM-PLIANCE. If pfiotot not pe/minto1, cnecA "Won*" antf explain. AM"S*CC Pt»n~ to Lift of Attmehmgnti ivnew tppropritn.)

0000233EPA forrr. 7M». 57 (6 80)

C. DETAILLD SPCC DOCUtwLNTAl ION

F A C I L I T Y

PACKAGED CONVKNTENCE FOODS (POST! DIVISION OF GENERAL FOODS1. f AGILITY DESCRIPTION

I*. TVPC Or

FOOD MANUFACTURERb.Jf ACILITT OIL STOrtAOC

4-50,000 GALLON BURIED TANKS FOR 12 FUEL OIL STORAGE1-20,000 GALLON BURIED TANKS FOR 12 FUEL OIL STORAGE2- 3,000 GALLON BURIED TANKS FOR GASOLINE STORAGEI- 2,000 GALLON BURIED TANK FOR DIESEL OIL STORAGE1-15,000 GALLON BURIED TANK FOR ACETALDENYDE STORAGE2-10,500 GALLON ABOVEGROUND TANKS FOR EDIBLE OIL STORAGE2- 7,000 GALLON ABOVEGROUND TANKS FOR EDIBLE OIL STORAGEII- 55 GALLON DRUMS FOR SHELL SOLVENT AND CARBON TETRACHLORIDE STORAGE

1C. PMCVCNTIQN MCAVUNCS PROVIDED /

BURIED TANKS ARE CHECKED WEEKLY FOR LOSSES AND AUTOMATIC LEVEL INDICATORS ARECHECKED AND LOGGED DAILY.

TANK TURCK LOADING AREA IS CURBED AND DRAINS ARE CLOSED AND LOCKED.

THE TWO 7,000 GALLON EDIBLE OIL TANKS ARE INSIDE THE MAIN BUILDING; ANY SPILLSWOULD ENTER SANITARY SEWER LINE.

THE TWO 10,500 GALLON EDIBLE OIL TANKS ARE PARTIALLY DIKED TO ALLOW DRAINAGE INTOSANITARY SEWER LINE.

id. APPCARANCC or FACILITY fAou*****plnf)

ALL AREAS OF THE FACILITY ARE CLEAN AND NO SPILLS WERE OBSERVED.

I*. *A«T 1FILL HISTORY

NONE

0000234EPA Form 7500-54 (*Q|

2. UtCUVING t'./UI n hi.uuiJ a if>,U>». NAMC ANU/OH Ljl <iC"»'TlON

( BATTLE CREEK RIVER

QPtrennitl D IntermittentQWattr prtwnt al time of inspectionQ Inspector tractd ditchargt to rtctiving waterQ Inipecior tractd apparent dr»in»gt p»th to rectivinf wvtti[3^'ciivingMaitr identified by company representative

iving water identified frotn lopo mapseceiving water identified by other means (tpeeify):

IB. ^MOIABLC FLOW PATH TO HCCCIVING WATRM

OIL WOULD FLOW INTO STORM SEWER LINE, AND FLOW NORTH 1,500 YARDS INTO THEBATTLE CREEK RIVER

1C. CLIMATIC INPOftMATIOM FftOM QWNEW/OPCNATOM

NONE

r

0000235EPA Form 7500-5* (t-M) PACK a or •

c

f.'-'-'l MS

A survey of the post facility indicated that a spill from the aboveground edibleoil tank could enter a storm sewer line. The company is presently consideringconstructing a dike completely around the tanks. All other tanks are situatedin such a manner as to not present a spill potential. The 55 gallon drums arescattered throughout the facility; any spill from a drum may enter a stormsever or sanitary sewer line.

The four buried 92 Fuel Oil Tanks were tested in 1980 at the request of theMichigan DNR.

0000236EPA Form 5700-M {*.») a or*

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3 5OBr1

CCNiRAt FOODS COMPOMATIONPOST DIVISION

•ATTLC C«eOV UKH.

I Tu l-i 1 1. •'/"'» '' */''i* r« A<*L ur t AL It-IT V

LC i:.:.i LC1H". i 111 D S H L L T/T-V.. '< M i /» A, Y •'•';<.• .V 10 rK.i.iy • n » •'•i'Ct fi ff,, ,12 Ij

t r ttc l 1 '• " t l il "»u " "i v' M •, t

Ul I * L ILITY

RIETH RILEY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INCO_R?0_RA_TED _ •_ _ _.____ _ ___ j .ASPHALT_P.AVING. C0_.t t r *CH- ITV L O C A T I O N

JI-- Raymond Road. Jjattle Crook. Mich1aan ^9017_________• NAMC Or OWttLft AMD/OM OfCUAIOM M «.»rO Hfcl HJI_K

Robert J. Pfauth, Division Manager>b.

(616 |962-5I681C. MAILING AODMCSt

P.O. BOX 56, Battle Creek, Michigan 490161. TYPCl OF OIL STOACD AMD CAPACITY OF AOOVCCMOUNO AND BUntCD STOHACC.

See detail SPCC Documentation Form

*. is A ccnTinco PUAN AVAIUABUC ro*» |0HO OP |M

MARPH IPC. NAMC ANO KC6ISTMATION MUM»CN OP CCHTirviMS CNGlNCKH TTOATC

CCMTIPlCOWAS

AVAILA

PULUY IMPUCMCNTCD1 fXrt fh* n*n In

NO PLAN AVAILABLE

MAMC OP W A T C W BOOT THAT POTENTIAL &PIL.U COULD tNTCft: OH IP UNNAMED THIBUTAMT.THEN PI MIT NAMEDDOWNITWCAM (if known)

Grand Trunk Ditch 100 yards southwest of the facility.

t«. COMMENTS (intluii* comment* kj> ewncr/ep«fvl«r - wriU •" l«c* »r afUcft *K*rto

An earthen dike was present around the 12 fuel oil tank. All other abovegroundtanks are not diked. Operator feels that, due to the type of material handled,there is only a slight possibility of any material entering a surface water.

*PCC NO.

lit. INftPKCTO*

i tb. CASC NO.TDD* 5-8203-2

HC.NPOE1NO. A V A I L A B L E

itc. INSPCCTOII (print;

——Scott

1 O A T E

March 10, 19820000238

CPA Feiifi 7SOO-53 (9-901

B. SPCC INSPECTION SUMMARY SHEET

C A * C NO.

TDDtf 5-8203-2NAMC Or INlr tCTOft fSifnilwrffJ

•^CftL

D A T E or i * h r t C T i O * v

MARCH 10, 1982O A T C or OOCUMC NT *T lOi

MARCH 15, 1982

Scott McConeNPDC1 Ml

NONE1. FACILITY

RIETH RILEY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INCORPORATEDAOOMCSt

1175 N. RAYMOND ROADTCLCPMONC

(616)962-5168CITT

BATTLE CREEKS T A T E

MICHIGANZIP COOC

49017r ACILITV N AM*

SAME AS ABOVEB. FACILITY LOCATION

PARENT COMFOftATION

NONEAOOftESS

STATE ZIP CODE

C. W A T K H BOOT PftOTICTKO

GRAND TRUNK DITCH, A TRIBUTARY TO THE BATTLE CREEK RIVER1PUHPOSI

INITIATION! 2(Rootlftt Surveillenct QCotn Guard InformationQSpill Report QCitixen Information Qothtf ftpec/*//:

Plan Preparation C Plan ImplementationPlan Amendment

3. INSPECTIONINOIVIOUAk CONTACTED

RDRPBT 1.TITLE

DIVISION MANAGERINDIVIDUAL. CONTACTED TITLE

NOTiriCATION

4. FINDINGS S. ATTACHMENTS (Kont rr*uir«tf I/ fmcilit* in «pp«r*nl «»m•OUHCC IN APPA»CNT COMPLIANCE WITH S»CC KEOUIMCMENTSl

QY, NONE ATTACHED AI.KKAOV ON PILE

BHavt Kttouati planNot lubjtci 10 refutations

Qlnsufficitm sioraajaQ No riuonabii ipill tmptciaiion

n fully impltmtntadtacilny operational Itu than 9 months

[2 Noj No plan

Plan not proparly etftifiadPlan oon net hawt manaottwtt appromVPlan not maintained « facility manned • hrt/dayInadequate plan Itittmit^ SPCC ffan ivmnv anacAatf/Plan not fully implemented

not reviewed within 3 yean

•Detailed Observation!•PhotPoraphsHide*Map•Field Drawing•CommentiTelephone Convertaiiora•SPCC Plan

DDE

DDDmmDD

DDDDDDDD

'(ALL tteoujfteo if FACILITY is NOT IN APPAKCNT COM-PLMrVCE. /' pnorot nor permVned; cn*c* *Wane~ *nd ttpltin.

i"» Utt of Ainefun^ntt NTMM apprepnaA/

Qothar

£PA Form 7SOO-S2 tlVM)

0000239

C. DLTAILLD Sl'CC DOCUIOLN1 A I ION

F A C I L I T Y

RTFTH-RTIFY CONSTRUCTIONI L Ol I rf.1'1 C I ION

1. FACILITY DCSCHIPTION1ft. TYPC OF

ASPHALT PAVING CQMPAMYIb.JFACILITV OIUSTOMACK

214111111130

10.0001,00010,0001,0001.0005,00010,00010,000

50010,000

55

GALLONGALLONGALLONGALLONGALLONGALLONGALLONGALLONGALLONGALLONGALLON

BURIED TANKS FOR GASOLINE STORAGEABOVECROUND TANK FOR 12 FUEL OIL STORAGEABOVEGROUND TANK FOR ASPHALT STORAGEBURIED TANK FOR §2 FUEL OIL STORAGEBURIED TANK FOR 92 FUEL OIL STORAGEBURIED TANK FOR WASTE OIL STORAGEABOVEGROUND TANK FOR MCO 30 STORAGEABOVEGROUND TANK FOR SS+H STORAGEBURIED TANK FOR WASTE OIL STORAGEABOVEGROUND TANK FOR 92 FUEL OIL STORAGEDRUMS FOR MISCELLANEOUS OIL STORAGE

1C. PHCVCNTION MCASUMCI

An earthen dike was present arount the 02 Fuel Oil Tank, All other abovegroundtanks are no diked. In case of a spill, sand is used to contain the oil.Earth around the asphalt tanks is removed yearly.

1CL APPCAHANCC OF FACILITY

Asphalt was present around Boiler ROOD and Asphalt Tanks. All other areas clean

•. PAST SPILk. HISTORY

NONE

0000240ErA Form 7500-S4 P A C K I OP

2. HI CLIVING iVATr M ftl „ . Ida :. -H o tvr)

)• M A U C AMU/OH DUiC li II' T ION

BATTLE CREEK RIVER

n Inttrmitltntprmnl at limi of inspection

Qlntptetor tractd discharge to rtctiving waitrO Intptcior iractd appartnl drainaat path to ractiving water

tctiving wattf idtntifitd by company rtprtMntaiivtwattr idtntifitd from tope maps

tctiving wattr idtntifitd by othtr mtant (tptcity):

20, ruow PATH TO RCCEIVING WATCH

Oil would flow into a storm sewer catch basin, flow 100 yards wouthwest intothe Grand Trunk Ditch, and then into tha Battle Creek River 1,000 yards west

1C. CUIMATIC INFORMATION FROM OWN Eft/OPC A ATOM

NONE

EPA Form 7500-54 (9-80) PAGC i or •

0000241

3.

A survey of the Rieth Rllcy Construction Company, Inc., indicatedthat any spill from the aboveground 92 Fuel Oil Tank just north ofthe Boiler Room or in the Drum Storage Area by the shop would flowinto the storm sewer line. Inside the shop are two solvent drumsused for parts cleaning; these drums are returned to the distributorfor recycling. The Rieth Riley Facility was relocated by the GrandTrunk Railroad a few years back to Its present location. No spillshave occured at the present location.

The vertical aboveground tank in the southeast corner of the facilityis not being utilized at this time. None of the buried tanks havebeen tested for leaks.

0000242Form 5700-54 (t-*0) i or •

VtriCt

6. t ICLD OH A WINGS (Atljch i..*>'t ;.'.mi »//itW*rf. icn/i'-wv nvnh jl' .1.1 tun. it.; , <i/

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FACIUTV INSPf CTION OATC

INSPCCTOH

EPA Form 7500-S4 O-eOI0000243

FAGE * °r§

t 7,i /., M. ., .'.it./ ' 5' -.>• M A' -«L CJt ( AC It-It Y

. KELLOC_COM£ANY_.___.. ......1 C ( A C H . I 1 V I O C A T I O N

I.'.'U'ILI to:. I II 1.0 Mil LT i' : . < > n /J r /'.'.. r! !r tv ft ;tf • i: a t. ~CI 11 /"• . I J? 1.1

i T V i r ui ( Af n i 1 V

__ ..__ . _ _ _ _. I FOOD M A N U F A C T U R E R S .

O^C OrtD^MJ C^DUC"^ H A'PTM F f"*D ClTIf_ _iJJ._i.VRlt*V_XAJ*Aftlj_pySUÂ-VJjtft'a*../ •», NAMC Or OWNkK Ar«O/OH OCCI IA IOH H t fcÔ m **•»«*•* Ô" PACltlYT

DONALD W. THOMASON, GENERAL PLANT MANAGER_____

>b, riUMiii.lt

(616 } 966-20001C. MAIUINC AOOnCtB

235 PORTER STREET. BATTLE CREEK. MICHIGAN 49016Or OIL. tTOnCD AND C A P A C I T Y Or A O O V C C R O U N O Ar«O BUM ICO STOnACC.

SEE DETAILED SPCC DOCUMENTATION FORM

4. It A CCMTiriCD CPCC PUAN AVAIL.ABL.C fOm IN»PCCTIONf NO t .DATK or INftPICTtOM

MARCH 10, 1982V. O A T C tPCC PUAM K*ABI. NAMC ANO HCCISTHATIOM NUM»CM Of CCRTlTYINC CNCINCCM

L.W. SCHOTT /MICHIGAN t 09718

AVAIL»A«U«

NOVEMBER 9, 1979, is *PCC PUAN rutUT IMP^CMCNTCO*QNOT APPI.ICABUC

/(c Ih* run In fhi lnl«^t ^ 0.

ALL CONTAINMENT DEVICES AND TESTS CALLED FOR IN THE PLAN A PRESENT,

i. MAMC or W A T C H BOOV THAT POTCNTIAU srtct. couuo CNTCM; on ir UNNAMED TMIBUTAHT. THCM ruttr NAMED W A T C M B O D TDOWNITftCAM

BATTLE CREEK.RIVERCOMMCNTS (IntluAf comment* fry eu>n«r/ep«rvl*r • urrflr *n kac* *r «ru«h <*frv i>i*ch If n«r

A DIKE IS PRESENT AROUND THE #6 FUEL OIL TANK, AND THE DRAINS AROUND THE TWO

TANK CARS 4RE CLOSED AND LOCKED. ALL BURIED TANKS ARE INSPECTED ANNUALLY.

('tt. i^CC NO. tlb. CASC NO

TPP*

IT " I I tC. MPDC* NO. f^

5=fi20j3T2__.. .___..L.. . . _AVAILABLE

IIL I N S P K C T O H fpnnli

SCOTT W. McCONE

-r,,r| ma:

OATC

march 10, 1982

7500-S3 0000244

B. SPCC INSPECTION SUMMARY SHEET

CAlt NO.

TDDtf 5-8203-2HAMC or tu tP tCTOn

o*it or iNk^ ic i iON

MARCH 10, 1982Of OOCU« lMT *T .Or

MARCH 15, 1982MC or i N » p f C T o « trnntt

SCOTT W. McCONENPDCt NO.

NONE1. FACILITY

KELLOC COMPANYAOQNCIB

235 PORTER STREETTCLCPMONK

(616)966-2000CITY

BATTLE CREEK* T A T «

MICHIGANZ I P COOK

A9016FACILITY N AMK

SAME AS ABOVEFACILITY LOCATION

PARENT CORPORATION

NONEADOMC1S

CITV ZIP COOt

c. WATCI * aoor PAOTCCTCO

BATTLE CREEK RIVER2. PURPOSE

INITIATION: i.nt Sunaillanet QCoait Guard InformationQ Spill Rt port QOtiian Information QOthar

Plan FrtparationFoliowtip

Plan ImpiamantationPlan Amtndmant

3. INSPECTIONINOtVIOUAL, CONTACTCB

DONALD W. THOMASONTITUt

'GENERAL PLANT MANAGERINOIVIOUAL. CONTACTED TITLE

NOTIFICATION

4. FINDINGS L ATTACHMENTS (Xonc rrtf (/ tet'lilvftOUMCC IN APPAftCNT COMFLIAHCC WITH ItC OUI HCMCNTSt

NONE ATTACMIO AURCAOV ON

r

SHavt adtQuatt planNot tubjact to rtfuiatiom

Q intufficiam norafaQ No riatonabit tpill upactaiion

Q Plan fully impltmantatfQNov facility opimional laa than 6 montru

No planm Plan not proptrty eartlfiad

Plan don not havt manaeamant approv*!Plan not mamtainad at faeUity mannad I ho/dayInadtouatt plan (d»aH*4 S*CC Pit* nvitw

_ Plan not fully impltmamatf_ Plan not rtv<aw*d within 3 yaara

•Datailtd Obtarvationc•PhotograprnSI kinMap•FttW Drawing•CommanuTaltphont Conwtftationt•SPCC Plan

DaaaaDaa

aaD

DD

DDaaDDDD

•«*ut fieowtteo IF FACILITY is NOT IN APPARENT COM-PLIANCE. II p/torof not pa/mi'mA CAM* *Wom>* »nd t*pl*n. AM"SPCCPltn" to

QOthar

EPA Form 7SOOU tt-U)

0000245

C. DETAILED SPCC DOCUMCN TATION'-I C1. III.

FACILITY

KELLOGG COMPANYi) * t r or i K

MARCH 10i c r ID*

19821. FACILITY DESCRIPTION

14. T Y P C OF MUllNCSX/OPCMATION

FOOD MANUFACTURERSIb.JFACIUITY OILSTOHAOC

4 - 23..700Q GALLON ABOVEGROUND TANK CARS FOR #6 FUEL OIL STORAGE1 - 63,000 GALLON ABOVEGROUND TANK FOR 16 FUEL OIL STORAGE1 - 63,000 GALLON BURIED TANK FOR 16 FUEL OIL STORAGE1 - 12,000 GALLON BURIED TANK FOR GASOLINE STORAGE

1 - 6,000 GALLON BURIED TANK FOR DIESEL OIL STORAGE2 - 10,000 GALLON ABOVEGROUND TANKS FOR EDIBLE OIL STORAGE1 - 9,950 GALLON BURIED TANK FOR CRC CLEANING SOLVENT STORAGE1 - 1,450 GALLON BURIED TANK FOR RECLAIMED SOLVENT STORAGE910 - *q KAT.T/na nptmg FOB JMTcrpt T AMPOITC nn1C. FKCVCNTION MKASUMH PMOVtOCO /

THE ABOVEGROUND TANKS FOR 16 FUEL OIL STORAGE ARE KIKED:THE ABOVE EDIBLE OIL STORAGE TANKS ARE LOCATED INSIDE THE MAIN BUILDING AND ANYSPILL WOULD ENTER A SANITARY SEWER LINE.THE RAILROAD TANK CAR AND TANK TRUCK LOADING AREAS ARE CURBED AND DRAINS LEADINGFROM THE AREAS ARE CLOSED AND LOCKED.ALL BURIED TANKS ARE EMPTIED YEARLY AND INSPECTED: ALL BURIED TANKS ARE CHECKEDDAILY FOR LOSSES.

Id. APPCARAMCI Or FACILITY

GENERAL AREAS OF THE FACILITY ARE CLEAN. DRUM STORAGE AREA SHOWS MINOR SPILLS.

l«. PAST SPILL. HISTOHT

NONE

0000246EPA Form 7500-54 PAOC t or

2. ncct. tvtr;(j Vi ,,>/* ,>,//MC AHU/OH Ol * C H I » ' T l O N

BATTLE CREEK RIVER

Q3 Ptrtnnial Q | nttrmimntQWii«r prmnt at timf of inspectionf~") Intpicior iractd ditchargt to rtetiving waterOlniptctor tr*ctd apparani drain»gt path to rtetrving watar

idtntifitd by company riprtttmatiMwaitr idtntififld from topo map*

QRtctiving wattr idtntifitd by othtr maant (tptcifyi:

ZB. PROBABLE PLOW PATH TO fttCCIVINC WAT CM

OIL WOULD FLOW INTO A 60" STORM SEWER LINE, AND FLOW NORTH 1500 YARDS INTO THEBATTLE CREEK RIVER.

2C. CLIMATIC INPONMATION PMOM OWN tN/OPCR ATOM

NONE

0000247

3. COI.'.MI NTS

A survey of the Kellog Company indicated that any spill from an abovegroundtank would be contained by a dike or would enter a sanitary sewer line. Anleak from a buried tank would be noted during routine level checks. Any spillin the tank truck or tank car loading areas would be contained by the closeddrains. Any spill from a 55 gallon tirura would be contained in the drum storagearea.

A review of the SPCC Plan disclosed that a number of transformers and capacitorswere listed since they contained PCS. These have been replaced but the planhas not been updated.

0000248

»*CC > Of •

6*20001)

A. SPCC INSPECTION FIELD SHEETf Te be tompttrrtt if SfCC Atfvbtion it sopficibtr to ftcititY • irf *QCF* ftn 112. t.l

• ctIMfcT " UC 1 ION1OH *t VI

II NAMC or T A C I L I T V

Thflma« 5nlup_nf rnmnanvIB.T VPC or r AC IL ITV

Rul k-flhpmi ra 1It- FACILITY LOCATION

1180 Raymond Raod - Battle Creek, Michigan 490161« NAME OF OWNEH AND/OH OPCHAYOI* WCSPONSIBILC POM FACILITY

Richard Thomas, Ownerlb, TCLCPHONC NUMttftAm C0O(616 )963-5565

1C. MAILING AOOttCIB

P.O. Box 44, Battle.Creek, Michigan 490161. TYFKI Of OIL tTOHf D AND CAPACITY OF ABQVKGftOUND AND AUMICD STONAGC.

Aromatic and aliphatic solventsIndustrial ChemicalsThe owner did not itemize his tanks or give capacities for them,All of the tanks except one empty vertical tank are underground,

4. IS A CERTIFIED SPCC PLAN AVAILABLE POM INSPECTION* ». DATE OF INSPECTION

February B, 1982• . NAME AND HC6ISTMATIOM NUMBER OF CERTIFYING NOT AVAILABLE 1. DATC *PCC PLAN WAS

CEHTIFIED A V A I L A B L E

PLAN FULLY IMPLCMEMTKDT (Art thg lltmi t*U*4 for to Mr ft** in tttt iHtcntt of iflU prru*nt,t>n uetumilyAPPLICABLE

Buckets to contain connection spillage

§. MAMC OP W ATE II BODY THAT POTENTIAL SPILL COULD EMTEHl O» IF UNNAMED THIBUTAHV. THEN flftST NAMED WAT EH BODYeOWNSTMCAM (tf fcllMMI)

City storm drain system to Battle Creek River

it. COMMENTS (Inclml* comment* *y oum*r/of*rtt»r • writ* on *t* «xfr» **••*•{/

The owner stated that his Environmental Engineer, Ron Byersmith, was preparinga Michigan PIP Plan, which may qualify as a SPCC Plan.

11 ft. SPCC NO. 1 IB. CASt MO. 11C. NPDE* NO. AVAILABLE

I1B. INSPECTOH lie OATC

Fphruapv ft

Jerome KellyE»A Farm 7SOO-U ft-BO)

0000250

. _ ___ _._1:1 5-8201-1

wrier

Jerome Kelly

JU * 1 I O"< i». •*' I t 1 'OH

_ J February 8, 1_982J O A 1 L 0» L ,OCU"t - l AH

February 8, 1982

1. f AGILITYCOMPANY

Thomas Solvent Company

1180 Raymond Road 1616) 963-5565

Battle Creek*T ATt

MichiganZl* COOt

49016t ACILITV NAME

Same as above6. FACILITY LOCATION

Same as abovePANCNT CORPORATION

Same as aboveA O D M C K B

CITV STATE ZIP CODE

«. W A T C M BOOT 0MOTCCTED

Battle Creek RiverZ. PURPOSE

INITIATION; QRoulint Survtillanca QCowt Guaid Informationll *«POrt QCitiatn Information QOthtf

Plan PitpvaticFollow-up

Plan ImplcmtmaiionPl»n AnMndmint

X INSPECTIONINDIVIDUAL. CONTACTED

Richard ThomasTITLE

PresidentINDIVIDUAL. CONTACTED TITLE

NOTIFICATION

4. FINDINGS 5. ATTACHMENTS (Kont rtfiiirid if /arilifr in •pp«rrnt rom

• OUMCC IN APPAHENT COMPLIANCE WITH B»CC MC OUI ftEMENTfti

SHavt •d«qu»t» planNot lubjtct 10 rtgulaiiom

Q Insuf fieitm noragtQ No rcMonaWt tplll txpceiation

Qptan fully impt*m*nt»dility optritional IMI than 6 monthi

Q No planPlan not proptfly nftifodPlan don not havt managtmtnt approvalPlan not maintaintd at facility manntd S ha/dayInadtouatt pUn fdttmiltd STCC Aan /»r.>» •rr«en«tfVPlan not fully impltmtniatfPI*" not rfvitwtd within 3 yean

d Obs*fvction«•PhotograpmSlidtfMap*Fit<d Drawing

•CommcnuTelfphone Convtrtationt-SPCCPlan

NONE ATTACHED AI.HCADV ON

D (Z) On A SheeDE) D DE D aB D DE) DDn A SheetoD D DE D D( S O D

•MU *€QUI*£D IF FACILITY IS NOT IN APPARENT COM-PLIAMCE. If p/ioroi not wmirwrf. crtfc* "Nont~ »no* t*pl»in. AM"S*CC H*n" to Litt of 4r«cnm»nri

QOthtr

CPA Form 7SOO-52 tft-MI

000025]

u

, J*-C* M

( KOICAr * HAMPTON

\N, HAMILTON. KVAN & :ATTOHNEVS *T LAW

BATTLE CHECK. MICHIGAN «9OI?**c* ecac •••

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(torch l, 1982

Mr. Jack D. Bails, ChiefEnvironmental Enforcement DivisionDepartment of Natural ResourcesStevens T. Mason BuildingBox 30028Lansing, Michigan 48909

Dear Mr. fiails:

RE: Thomas Solvent Company

We represent Thomas Solvent Company of this City. This letter is written.in response to your letter of January 26, 1982, in accordance with under-standings reached at our meeting in Lansing on January 23, 1932.

Enclosed herewith is a Polution Incident Prevention Plan prepared and sub-mitted on behalf of Thomas Solvent Company. We trust that this plan willmeet with, .the approval of the Department. We will proceed with the imple-mentation of the plan as stated upon receipt of notification of approvalof the plan. If changes are required* please let us know.

With respect to farther exploration concerning contamination in the dockarea at the railroad spur facility leased by the Company from the CanadianNationaT Railroad, we are proceeding as follows: We have conferred withKeck Consulting Service with regard to that item. Our present plan is todo some soil sampling and testing in the area recently tested by the ONRfor comparison purposes. We also intend to sample some adjacent areas todetermine, if possible, the extent and, to some degree, the source of soilcontamination.

Because of the fact that the ERA plans very shortly to do rather extensivehydrogeological testing 1n this general vicinity, we would prefer tc deferany such testing on our part. It would be a waste of money and energy toduplicate their efforts. Accordingly, we will be most interested in anyinformation you can give us with regard to their plans and progress and, ofcourse, results. We feel this information would be essential for the designof future testing by us.

try truly yours,

I JMS/sjeEnclosure

/xdames H. Sullivan

0000252

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10. Hethyl Ethyl Ketone 22. Olorless Hlneral Sj11. HethanoT 23. Odorless Hlneral S|12. VHP Nnptha 2A. Eppty - Not Used.

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Gal.Gal.Gal.Gal.

1.681.681.881.90

SOLVENTS CHEMICALSSOLVENT REPROCESSINGLIQUID WASTE DISPOSAL

SOLVENT COMPANY

SATTLI CMEK. MICH. 49016 MUSKCCON, MICH. 4»443 HOMULUS. MICH. (OIT.I4B174 PO«TWAYNE, IND 46125P.O. 9OX 44, (B16I 963-SStt P.O. MX SI. (616) 777-2*t» P.O. 10X 432,1313) 414-tMO MM PLANIVIEW OB.. (2191 4B2 9638

THOMAS SOLVENT COMPANYSUPPLEMENT PRICE SCHEDULE

T/L Drums

1.861.862.012.03

Aliphatic Solvents

Hexane, Hi-Purity Gal. 1.89 2.10Hexane Qal. 1.75 1.93Heptane Gal. 1.67 1.90Kerosene (Industrial) Gal. 1.55 1-65Lacquer Dilutent-LD Naptha Gal. 1.65 1-88Mineral Seal Oil Gal. 1.55 1.75Mineral Spirits Gal. 1.45 1.68Mineral Spirits 66 Gal. 1.50 1.73Mineral Spirits Odorless Gal. 2.17 2.35Mineral Spirits LEP Gal. 1.71 1.91140F Solvent Gal. - 1.72 1.90Odorless 450-LOPS Gal. 1.71 1.85Petroleum EtherRubber Solvent Gal. 1.85 2.03Textile Spirits Gal. 1.83 2.01VM&P 66 Gal. 1.76 1.94VM&P Hi Flash 80°F Gal. 1.93 1-94VMStP 260 H & F Gal. 1.93 2.13Naphtha 205*F Gal. 1.55 1.73

All $20.00 Drum DepositL/T/L Drum Schedule

10 - 39 add 1003-9 add 2201-2 add 440

Above prices do NOT include Superfund Tax Liability. This tax willbe billed as a separate line item on products subject to the tax.

April, 1981

0000254

SOLVENTS CHEMICALSSOLVENT REPROCESSINGLIQUID WASTE DISPOSAL

SOLVENT COMPANY

•ATTIC CHEEK, MICH. 4901*P.O. BOX 44. W18I M3-556S

MUSKCCON, MICH. 49443F.O. MX SI. («1«l 777-2619

ROMULUS. MICH. IDET.) 41174P.O. 80X 472. (3131 4S4-1UO

FORT WAVNE. INO 46825seoft FLANCVIEW DR.. 12191483 «3«


Alcohols

Butyl Alcohol N.Isobutyl AlcoholIsopropyl Alcohol 99*Isopropyl Alcohol 91*MethanolPropyl Alcohol N.Ethyl Alcohol Reg.Ethyl Alcohol Reg.Ethyl Alcohol Anhy.

EstersEthyl Acetate 85*Ethyl Acetate 99%Isopropyl AcetateN. Propyl AcetateIsobutyl AcetateN. Butyl AcetateEE Acetate

Ke tones

AcetoneMethyl Ethyl KetoneMethyl Isobutyl KetoneDlsobutyl KetoneDiacetone Alcohol AFCyclohexanoneMethyl Isoanyl KetoneDi Methyl Formamide DKFIsophorone

Gal.10 - 39 add 10*3-9 add 2201-2 add 450

99*91*

590-190903-190

'. 590-200'. 903-200-WM-52-200

iertone

AF

;onete DKF

above prices

Lb.Lb.GalGalGalLb.GalGalGalGalGal

Lb.Lb.Lb.Lb.Lb.Lb.Lb.

Lb.Lb.Lb.Lb.Lb.Lb.Lb.Lb.Lb.•

L/T/L Drum

T/T

.35

.302.051.86.95.421.8551.831.9751.951.91

.39

.395

.405

.465

.415

.415

.52

.27

.42

.47

.52

.50

.61

.48

.59

.74

Schedule

T/L Drums

,43,38,60,40,48.49,37,35,49,47

2.42

.46

.47

.48

.54

.49

.49

.59

.34

.49

.54

.59

.57

.68

.55

.67

.81

000025Lb.

10 - 39 add 203-9 add 401-2 add 80


April, 1981

c

SOLVENTS CHEMICALS

SOLVENT REPROCESSING

LIQUID WASTE DISPOSAL

SOLVENT COMPANY

•ATTLE CM IK. MICH 4901*P.O. §0X44.1»16)K3-SM»

MUSK ICON, MICH. 4*443P.O. *OX St. 1*161 777-2*1*

ROMULUS. MICH. (OET.I 4|1T4P.O. §OX 422, Otll 4*4-lS*0

FOMT WAVNE. IND5605 PLANEVIEW OR., 1319) 483-963*


GlvcolsEthylene GlycolDlethylene GlycolPropylene Glycol,Propylene Glycol, USP **Dipropylene GlycolHexylene GlycolTriethylene Glycol

Glycol EthersPoly-Solv EMPoly-Solv EEPoly-Solv EBPoly-Solv EMPoly-Solv EEPoly-Solv DB

Chlorinated SolventsCarbon TetrachlorldeEthylene BichlorideMethylene ChloridePerchlorethyleneTrichlorethvlene1-1-1 TrichloroethanePropylene Bichloride

Lb.Lb.

Ind.»* Lb.USP ** Lb.

** Lb.** Lb.

Lb.

Lb.Lb.Lb.Lb.Lb.Lb.

;tS

de Lb.e Lb.

Lb.Lb.Lb.

ane Lb.

T/T

.37 (.40-30

.315

.44

.47

.44

.60

.53

.49

.48 (.52-40

.48 (.52-40

.51

.53

.54

.3050

.24

.28

.32

TVA)

TVA)TVA)

T/L Drums

.44

.39

.51

.54

.51

.68

.60

.56

.57

.55

.58

.60

.61

.25

.35

.3550

.29

.33

.37

Prices on Request**10/Lb. Higher Factory Packed Drums.Drums included in above prices.L/T/L Drum Schedule10 - 39 add 203-9 add 401-2 add 80

Above prices do NOT include Super-fund Tax Liability. This tax willbe billed as a separate line item on products subject to the tax.

April, 1981

0000256

SOLVENTS CHEMICALS

SOLVENT REPROCESSINGLIQUID WASTE DISPOSAL

SOLVENT COMPANY

•ATTLI CRCEK, MICH 490ItPO. BOX *4. (616) 963-5566

MUSKEGON. MICH. 40443P.O. 10X51. (816)777 Z61t

ROMULUS, MICH. (oer.t 4ti?4*.0. 80X422. <313) 4W-1MO

FORT WAVNE. IND. 4687SMM FUANEVISW DR.. (2191 482 »3»

Amines


Diethanolamine (MonoethanolamineTriethanolamineTriethanolamineMorpholine**N. Methyl Morpholine**Diglycolamine **

A)**KEA)**% (TEA)**% (TEA)**

ne**


T/T

.515

.505

.525

.5251.02-

.85

T/L Drums

.555-40 TVA

.545-40 TVA

.565-4* TVA

.585-60 TVA

.585

.575

.595

.595

.10:.73.93

SurfactantsSurfonic N-40**Surfonic N-60**Surfonic N-95**Surfonic N-120**Surfonic LP-7 **Surfonic LF-17**Surfonic J-4 **


.55

.55

.5275

.5275

.715

.715

.565

.62

.62

.5975

.5975

.785

.785

.635

Caustic Soda

FlakeBeadsGroundLiquid 50*

Lb.Lb.Lb.

.2550

.2550

•Prices on Request.**10/Lb, Higher Factory Packed Drums.Drums included in above prices.

L/T/L Drum Schedule

10 - 39 add 203-9 add 401-2 add 80


April, 1981

0000257

SOLVENTS CHEMICALS



SOLVENT COMPANY

. MICH, 490tlP.O. MX 44, (616) 960-Mtt

MUSK ICON. MICH. 4»*41f.O. MX 81, *l€l 777-Wli

HOMUIUS, MICH. (OCT.) 41174*.0. 10X422, (313) 4«4-t«0

D 46125S60SPLANCVIEWDM., (21914S2M3S


Plasticizers

Dioctyl Phthalate (DOP) Lb.Dibutyl Phthalate (DBF) Lb.Di-Iso-Decyl Fhthalate (DIDP) Lb.Di-2 Ethyhexyl Adipate (DO A) Lb.

I/I

.50

.56

.515

.70

T/L Drums

.57

.63

.585

.77

Other ChemicalsFormaldehyde 37%

7-3% Methanol12-15* Methanol

Ni-Par S-20Ni-Par S-30N. Methyl 2 PyrrolidoneStyrene MonomerTetrahydrofuran (THF)Ethylene CarbonatePropylene CarbonateNonylphenolEpoxy Curing AgentsIndustrial Coolants

Lb.Lb.Lb.Lb.Lb.Lb.Lb.Lb.Lb.

.395

.3951.18.44.8850

***

.1775

.1875

.465

.465

.29

.52

.02

.83

.83

Cold Cleaning Solvents

Electric CleanerCS-100 Cold CleanerNo. 49 Cold CleanerCS-50 Cold Cleaner

Oal.0*1.Oal.Oal.

*Prices on Request.Drums included in above prices.

Qal L/T/L Drum Schedule

4.233.102.804.25

10 - 39 add3-9 add 4001 - 2 add 750

Lb.

10-39 add 203-9 add 401-2 add 80


0000258 April, 1981

SOLVENTS CHEMICALS



SOLVENT COMPANY

BATTLE CHEEK, MICH. 4901* MUSKEGON. MICH. 4*443 ROMULUS, MICH. (OET.l 4|174 FORT WAVNE, INO. 46839f 0 BOX 44.16)6) M3-SM* P.O. BOX 51, I6KI 777-»1» P.O. BOX 422. 1313) 4B4-1MO MOS LANEVIEW DR.. (2191 4« 963ft


Thinners, Mask WashSolvents____ T/T T/L Drums

Roller Wash TS-65 Gal. 2.40Type Vash Gal. 2.50Lacquer Thinner 0-1010 Gal. 2.96Lacquer Thinner D-1024 Gal. 2.92Lacquer Thinner D-1030 Gal. 2.74#8 Mask Waah Gal. 1.90Rerun Thinner Gal. 1.40Rerun Acetone Gal. 1.30Reclaimed Chlorinated Gal. 2.35178 Thinner Gal. 3.06D-990 Thinner Gal. 3.04Silk Screen Thinner Gal. 2.90Acrylic Lacquer Thinner Gal. 3.40Stripper Gal. 7.00Specialty Ink Solvent Blends *

•Prices on Request.Drums included in above prices.

L/T/L Drum Schedule

10 - 39 add 10*3-9 add 25*1-2 add


0000259April, 1981

Appendix G

Future U.S.G.S. Groundwater Model

0000260

United States Department of the InteriorGEOLOGICAL SURVEY

Water Resources Division6520 Mercantile Way, Suite 5Lansing, Michigan 48910-7994

March 4, 1982

Mr. Larry A. OsbornPublic Utilities Engineer \City of Battle CreekRoom 101, City HallBattle Creek, Michigan 49014

Dear Larry:

Attached is a draft of the proposed ground-water modeling project for theBattle Creek area. It is based on what we know at this time about thedistribution of contaminats in the system. We have given an end date ofSeptember 30, although decision making information will be available wellin advance of that date.

Within the next month or so a letter type bill for $32,000.00 will besent to you (or whomever you wish) by Dennis Adams, Chief of the Officeof Budget & Federal Aid, Michigan Department of Natural Resources. Yourcheck should be sent to him, made payable to the State of Michigan, assoon as possible thereafter as our cooperative funds are about exhausted.We will include this project in the next cooperative agreement we signwith the State.

Any questions let me know.

Sincerely yours,

T. Ray Contain gsDistrict Chief

TRC/p

0000261

DRAFT

Project Proposalfor x

Ground-Water Madel of Battle Creek, Michigan

GENERAL INFORMATION

Battle Creek is in Calhoun County in the southwestern part of Michigan.

It lies on the Kalanazoo and Battle Creek Fivers and has a population of

36,000. Altitude of the land surface ranges from 800 to 950 feet. Average

annual precipitation is 34 inches. The area is underlain by the Marshall

Formation of Mississippian age and glacial deposits. A study of the water re-

sources of the area was done by Vanlier (1966) .

The public water supply of the City of Battle Creek is froci wells

tapping sandstone in the Marshall Formation. The well field, called the

Verona field, consists of about 30 wells located on each side of Battle

Creek River on the northeast edge of the city. The wells are 110 to 150

feet deep and have yields ranging from 300 to 1,000 gal/nrin. In 1981, a

total of 1,000 to 12,000 gal/min were pumped from several wells near thecenter of the field to supply the municipal water system. Under natural con-

ditions, ground water flows from the vicinity of the Verona well field to

Battle Creek River. Under a continuous pumping stress averaging 6,000 gal/min,

however, Vanlier (1966) found that a cone of depression 2 to 4 feet deep

develops in the vicinity of the pumping wells, and that ground water is drawn

to the wells from the river.

In 1981, Cis-l,2.dichloroethylene in concentrations as great as 3,900

was found in water from a domestic well just south of the Verona field.

Other substances—I ,1 and 1,2 dichloroethane , 1,1,1 trichloroethane, 1,1 and

1,2 dichloroethylene, trichloroethylene, perchloroethylene, 1,2 dichloropropane ,

methyl chloride, and vinyl chloride—have also been detected. Water from-

several wells in the southern part of the field contain some of these contaminants

0000262

In an attenpt to contain the contaminants, the city converted two supply

wells to purge wells and began pumping water to waste at the rate of

2,000 gal/min. Recently, contaminants have been found in industrial

ground-water supplys--at the Kellogg Ccnpany and at General Foods.

The State of Michigan and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency are

curraitly engaged in efforts to determine the source or sources of the or-

ganic contaminants. Wells are being drilled, and samples of water and

soil analyzed.

PROBIIM^—— —— —— ——

of ground water in the Battle Creek area is not understood in

sufficient detail to permit accurate predictions of contaminant movement, nor

to develop and evaluate remedial plans. It is not certain that present purge

pumping serves the inteided purpose; acceleration of contaminants to the well field

may be occurring. Further, it is impossible to determine which water supply

wells should currently be operated, and operated in the future, to prevent more

extensive contamination of the Verona field. Alternative purging schemes near

sources of contamination cannot be developed and evaluated.

OBJECTIVE

(1) To develop a mathematical model of ground-water hydraulics of the

Verona well field and surrouding area.(2) To determine the effect that current water supply pumping has on the

direction and rate of natural ground-water flow, and how changes in the quantity

and location of pumping effect flow.

(3) To determine the most appropriate purping pattern to assure mininum

inpact of existing contamination in the well field.

(4) To evaluate hydrologically suitable locations for installing purge

wells if needed.

0000263

APPROACH

(1) the project will require six months, beginning April 1, 1982 and

ending September 30, 1982.

(2) Data in files of the city, state agencies, and the U.S. Geological

Survey will be assembled and evaluated. This includes, but is not limited

to, the following:

(a) Water-level data

(b) Puopage data from supply wells in the Verona field, including

information on past changes in pumping patterns.

(c) Pumping tests conducted in the Verona field.

(d) Information on pumpage of wells outside the project area.

(e) Information on the altitude of the shale surface underlying the

aquifer.

(f) Information on characteristics of glacial deposits.

(g) Information on the occurence of organic contaminants to aid in

documenting the direction of ground-water flow.

(3) Develop and calibrate a flow model of the Verona field and surround-

ing area. The model will encompass a 6 by 6-mile ~ area; a 2-diraen-

sional format will be used. A preliminary model will be developed using exist-

ing data. Results from this model will guide subsequent data collection.

(4) Drill approximately 20 2-inch diameter wells at selected locations

to obtain lithologic and water level data. Most of these wells will be necess-

ary in areas where no water quality data needs to be collected, or to provide

more detailed information on the well field.

(5) To support model development, measure water-levels periodically

in existing domestic, city, and industrial wells. Water levels will also

be measured in wells drilled by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the

State of Michigan, and the Geological Survey.

0000264

(6) Periodically measure discharge of the Battle Creek River upstream

and downstream from the project area.V .

REPORT PLANS

Results of the investigation will be issued in an open-file interpre-

tative report, although preliminary information will be made available on a•*

continuing basis to the City of Battle Creek. Development and calibration

of the model, and model simulations under varying conditions of pumping, will

be discussed. Maps and cross sections resulting from different model simula-•v

tions will be included. The report will also contain tables listing and

sunmarizing data.

0000265

FUNDING

The following costs are based on a six-month project.

1982 FY

(1) Inventory of wells and test holes . . . . . . . . . . 2.000

(2) Drilling about 20 2-inch wells for geologic

and hydrologic information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9,000

(3) Supervision of well drilling and contract

preparation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,000

(4) Establishnent and maintenance of observation -v

well network; measurement of water levels . . . . . . 9,000

(5) Discharge measurements on Battle Creek River . . . . 2,000

(6) Equipment and supplies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,000

(7) Compilation of data on ground water & geology . . . . 3,000

(8) Analysis and interpretation of data . . . . . . . . . 15,000

(9) Development of computer-based digital model . . . . . 16,000

(10) Preparation of report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5,000

Total $64,000

Cooperator Share 32,000

0000266

REFERENCES

VanLier, K. E.f 1966, Ground-water resources of the Battle Creek area,Michigan: Michigan Geological Survey Water Investigation 4, 52 p.,19 figs., 2 refs.

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Emergency Action Plan

0000269

EMERGENCY ACTION FLAK

CITY OF BATTLE CREEKVerona Station

T1S R7W, Sec. 32, £%

Pcnnficld Twp.Calhoun Co., Mich.

prepared by:Water Quality DivisionMich. Dept. of Nature! ResourcesNovember 1981

0000270

I Site Summary

In September 1981 the Michigan Department of Public Health detectedchlorinated hydrocarbon* in residential tap water in Battle Creek.The hydrocarbons were traced to Verona Station, the municipal well

^ field. Contaminants found in municipal wells included:

*1. Trichlorocthane - up to 99p_pb.

2. cis-1,2 dichloroethylene - up to 79ppb.

* 3. Trichloroethylene (TCE) - up to 3A ppb.

*4. Perchloroethylene - up to 44 ppb.

* 5. 1,1 Dichloroethant - up to 12 ppn. I?,COO £P^'

* 6. 1,2 Dichloroethant - 3 ppb.

7. 1,1 Dichloroethylene - 5 ppb.

Also, at least ten private and non-community supply wells up gradientfrom Verona Station are contaminated* Cis-1,2 dichloroethyleneas high as 3,900 ppb has been found in one private well. Complete

" ( laboratory data is "attached.

/-The City of Battle Creek has one well field with thirty wells.^Ten of these wells are known to be contaminated. These ten wellsare no longer in service because of the contamination. The_wellfield is located in_ the Z^ of Section 2,__TlSj_£ZH• Pennfield

" Township, Calnoun CoynCy,_Michnan^_ The population served by thisfield is about 40,000. The water needs of the community are beingmet.

There are, at this time, thr«t suspected sources of the contamination:

" 1. Thomas Solvents (active).

2. Raymond Road Landfill (active).

3. Settling ponds owned by Grand Trunk Railroad (inactivefor about 10 years).

*iThe attached well logs show that the area is mostly sand and gravel.Clay layers are present but do not seem to be continuous. Dependingon topography, bedrock (Marshall Sandstone) is encountertd between40 and 100 fact below the land surface. The static water levelis 5 to 100 fact below the land surface, depending on topography.

* , The groundwater flow direction is northwest. All the municipalf wells in the Verona field are completed in highly fractured Marshall

Sandstone.

0000271

II Site Status

A* Security Measures:

1. Fencing - The Verona Well Field is fenced.

2. Access control - Access to the well field is througha gate.

3. Security guards - None.

A. Other - None.

B. Ongoing Activities:

1. Emergency actions - Two of the municipal wells are beingcontinuously pumped at 2.8 MGD to the Battle Creek Riverin an effort to retard the expansion of the contaminatedplume. A total of ten wells have been taken out ofservice.

2. Survey studies - Private wells up gradient have beentested by the Health Department. Municipal wells arebeing monitored weekly.

3. Construction * None.

C. Current Information on the Extent of Contamination:

1. Air - None available.

2. Soil - None available.

3. Groundwater (Verona Well Field) - Trichloroethane: 99ppb; cis 1,2-dichloroethylene: 79 ppb; ICE: 34 ppb;Perchloroethylene: 44 ppb; 1,1 dichloroethane: 12 ppb;1,2 dichloroethanei 3 ppb; and 1,1 dichloroethylene:5 ppb. Private wells immediately upgradient of theVerona Field show groundwater contamination in muchhigher concentrations.

4. Surface water - Groundwater from two municipal wellspumped to Battle Creek River via storm sewer.

D. Current Information on Human Health and/or Environmental Impacts:

1. Using U.S. EPA guidelines, it is calculated that thecancer risk associated with these levels of contaminationfound in the groundwater at Verona Station is 3.1 extracancer deaths per year per 100,000 population.

2. Ten of thirty municipal wells are contaminated.

0000272

3. At least three non-municipal supply wells and several~ private wells are contaminated.

III Recommended Actions

A. Security:

Additional security is not needed at this time.

B. Extent of Contaminations

A hydrogeological study to determine the source and extentof contamination is needed. Full determination of the extentof contamination will require hydrogeologic investigationof the bedrock deposit*. It is requested that the TAT bemobilized immediately to perform a preliminary investigationof the glacial drift. Also, it is requested that the FITbe enlisted to perform a more exhaustive study based uponthe information generated by TAT. Appropriate laboratoryanalysis of groundwater will be required in both the TAT andFIT investigations.

C. Mitigative Techniques:

Based upon the results of the hydrogeological study of the' area, an evaluation of the measures necessary to mitigate' the health and environmental impacts should be prepared.

Recommended mitigative measures should be detailed. Computeraodeling may be helpful in generating recommendations presentedin an evaluation of available options.

IV Emergency Action Plan

Management andTask Administration Time Estimated Cost

Hydrogeological Study EPA/State

A) TAT 60 days $35,000B) FIT 120 days $70,000

Options Evaluation EPA/State 60 days $40,000

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17 WATER WEU CONTRACTOR'S CERTIFICATION:

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C

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II Air Condilionint Co«»«e>ciel

7 CASING: ThreadedDi

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11 WATER QUALITY in Pw» P*i Million;

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17 WATER WEU CONTPUCTOTS CERTIFICATION:Thtt well w«s dtillcd u«i«W my iwtiMwli***-*^ thi» rwvt it UiwI* tKt hctl Of my knowtMiUtf k«l>«t.tKt bctl Of my knooriMiUntf b«|»af. /\

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;ffa*:irgWftt>t»rTt.y70000280

BATTLE CREEK WATER SUPPLY SAMPLING RESULTS(RESULTS REPORTED IN PARTS PER BILLION)[BLANKS INDICATE BELOW DETECTION LIMIT]

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LOCATION

476 N. Washington476 N. Washington190 E. Michigan

Plant TapPlant Tap

[Plant Tap1 Plant TapDlant TapPlant TapPlant TapPlant TapPlant Tap

DATE

8-18-819-3-819-3-81

9-3-819-24-8110-5-8110-13-8110-20-8110-27-8111-3-8111-10-8111-17-81

Dichloroethane

1.1223

13

1

1.2

<11

frichloroe thane

1.1.1945

151111111

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13

10

i

1.1

1<1

1 ...

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455

4

1

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Page 1

LOCATION

Well No. 13yell No. 14Well No. 15Well No. 16'.Veil No. 18Well No. 19Well No. 20Well No. 21Well No. 22Well No. 23Well No. 24Well No. 25Well No. 26Well No. 27Well No. 28Well No. 29Well No. 30Well No. 31Well No. 32Well No. 33Well No. 34Well No. 35

DATE

9-24-819-9-819-24-819-24-819-21-819-9-819-10-819-10-819-10-819-10-819-21-819-9-819-10-819-10-819-21-819-9-819-9-819-10-819-11-819-10-819-9-819-9-81

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1.1

71061

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122

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1.2

2

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1.1.1

111351<1

1916

1

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1

1

226

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VERONA WELLFIELD SAMPLING RESULTS(RESULTS REPORTED IN PARTS PER BILLION)[BLANKS INDICATE BELOW DETECTION LIMIT]

Page 2

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LOCATION

Well No. 36Well No. 37Well No. 38Well No. 39Veil No. 40Well No. 41Well No. 42Well No. 43

DATE

9-21-819-9-819-21-819-10-819-11-819-11-819-21-819-9-81

Dichloroethane

1.1 1.2

Trichloroethanc

1.1,1DichloroethyleneCis-1,2

•i

1.1

1

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1

1 '— —— ' • —— • ———— "i ——— •IDlMII

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(RESULTS REPORTED IN PARTS PER BILLION)[BLANKS INDICATE BELOW DETECTION LIMIT]

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LOCATION

Well No. 32A'ell No. 351

Discharge to River*

Well No. 32'.-.'ell No. 35Discharge to River

i

Well No. 32Well No. 35Discharge to River




DATE

10-13-8110-13-8110-13-81

10-20-8110-20-8110-20-81

10-27-8110-27-8110-27-81

11-3-8111-3-8111-3-81

11-10-8111-10-8111-10-81

11-17-8111-17-8111-17-81

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1.1

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2.1

31

2

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__ 1000

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Page 1

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LOCATION

46 Maxwell3

46 Maxwell343 Cooper203 Paul son323 Cooper419 Cooper130 Hampton250 LivlngstonG.T.W. RR Yard409 JamesonG.T.W. Car Dept.145 Brigden1

125 Brigden2»3

772 Emmett1194 Raymond2

150 Edison2

11 Mill890 Emmett186 Pickford280 S. Edison

DATE

10-7-8110-21-8110-7-8110-7-8110-7-8110-7-8110-7-8110-7-8110-8-8110-8-8110-9-8110-20-8110-20-8110-20-8110-20-8110-20-8110-20-8110-20-8110-20-8110-20-81

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1,1.44

39149

3514

1.235

113251

1757

•

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1.1.1

12

143

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Cis-1.2

7170

2983,900

2313

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1.1

538

3

Trichloroethylene

22

150118

269

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i i

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95

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LOCATION

29 Maxwell109 Kimball44 Kill127 Brigden1

128 Kimball 1136 Brigden2'3

111 Kimball9 Pickford47 Maxwell42 Pickford1

DATE11-18-81

11-18-8111-18-8111-18-8111-18-8111-18-8111-18-8111-18-8111-18-8111-18-81

Dichloroe thane

1,1

3

2427

10

29

1.2

3259

1

17

•

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8

3

1214

11

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3

71.015789512

550

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1.1

1

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7

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7

63322517

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71

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LrtT OF KA.TUKAL

INTTROFFICE COMMUNICATION

December 8, 1981

TO: Battle Creek file #146-13-81

FROM: Lyle Rowell, Environmental Enforcement Division

SUBJECT: Thomas Solvents Samples

November 18, 1981, Lyle Rowel! and Gene Hall made site inspectionof Thomas Solvent 1n Battle Creek.

The purpose of this visit was to resample an area previously sampledby ECO Rumsey and Gene Hall on August 5, 1980. Samples taken atthat time were not quantified end showed only trace amounts of T.C.E.anfl P.CrET" The area sampled is located at the Thomas Solveh'tTtmmettStreet facility. This is the old drum storage sitfi adjacent to aGrand Trunk spur. Drums had been stored on a dock next to the spur.

Rough sketch of area sampled:

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1. The first Sample was taken fourteen (14) feet south of storage dock.Depth of sdrr.ple 4*6" to 4'10", this semple site is located parallel*. *. * L. A ^..« ~.f * Lt*i *• 4 r«»s MB rt.nrt l> / 1 O . 1A n •<• Iki^ptri w I 9b i«»J I -T w vw T iw 9 b ' l ia ju iiif • •* •

to the face of the storage clock. (12:10 p.m.)

2. The second sanple was taken between post 12 and 13, starting at thesouth end of the dock counting to the north. Sample site is three

w (3) feet out from face of the dock, and 4'6" to 4'10" in depth, onepicture was taken. (12:30 p.m.)

3. The third sample was taken between post 18 and 19, counting from. south to north. Semple site is 3% feet out from the face of the

dock and 4'6" to 4'10" in depth, one picture was taken. (12:45 p.m.)w

4. The fourth sample was taken between post 22 and 23 of the dock,counting from the south to the north. This sample was two feet outfrom the face of the dock end at a depth of 4'6" to 4'10", onepicture was taken. (1:00 p.m.)

v 5. The fifth sample was taken between post 29 and 30 of the dock,counting from the south to the north. This sample was taken 3*s feetout from the face of the dock and at a depth of 4'6" to 4'10".one picture was taken (1:10 p.m.)

6. The sixth sample was taken between post 8 and 9 of the dock, countingthis time from the north end to the south. The sample was taken2 feet out fnn the face of the dock and at a depth of 4'6" to4'10". one picture *as taken. (1:28 p.m.)

7. The seventh sample was taken three (3) feet n/w of the north end ofthe dock at a depth of 4'6" to 4*10", one picture was taken. (1:45 p.m.)

8. Duplicate samples were given to Mr. Ronald Byersmith, a representativeof Thomas Solvent.•• Mr. Byersmith was present during the time ofsampling.

9. Process used in sampling per Dr. James Bedford's instructions.(D.N.R. lab)

10. Samples were taken after verbal consent by Mr. Richard Thomas. Thosepresent at Thomas Solvent besides Gene Hall and Lyle Rowel 1 wereMr. Ronald Byersmith, Mr. Richard Thomas and Mr. Larry Charkowski.

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