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R E M O V A L P R O G R A MA F T E R A C T IO N R E P O R TFOR THEO'SULLFVAN'S ISLAND SITEDERBY, NEW HAVEN COUNTY, CONN ECTICUT13 OC TO BER 2008 THR OU GH 27 JUL Y 2009

Prepared For:U.S.Environmental Protection AgencyRegion IEmergency Planning and Response Branch5 Post Office Square, Suite 100Boston, Massachusetts 02109-3912

CONTRACT NO . EP-W-05-042TDD NO. 01-08-08-0012


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LIST OF APPENDICES iii1.0 INTRODUCTION 12.0 SITE CONDITIONS AND BACKGROU ND 1

2.1 Site Location and Description : 12.2 Site History/Previous Actions..... 13.0 SUMMARY OF FEDERAL RESPONSE ACTIONS 33.1 Organization of the Respo nse... 33.2 Mobilization and Site Preparation 43.3 Chronology of Removal Activities 44.0 ESTIMATED COSTS OF THE REMOVAL ACTION 28REFERENCES . 29


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materials were found disposed in this area, such as concrete,metals, tires,and trash. The stockpilesof soil were left on site since there was no suitable means for disposal at that time.In April 1999, Earth Sciences Consultants, Inc. (ESC) conducted a Site Assessment of thesoutheastern portion of the site (disposal area), not inclusive of the former fire training areanorthwest of this area. The Site Assessment included a magnetometer survey, soil and groundwatersampling, and analyses.Amagnetometer survey was performed alongtheeastern portion of the site,and indicated three distinct areas of buried metallic objects(s). Soil borings were advanced andtemporary wells were placed near these areas to characterize the subsurface. Soil samples werecollected from 10 locations at depths ranging from 4 to 10 feet below ground surface (bgs). Nosamples were collected from the surface soils (0 to 4 feetbgs).Analytical results of soil analysesindicated the presence of total petroleum hydrocarbons(TPH),volatile organic compounds (VO Cs),PCBs, and metals. Groundwater was also sampled from two temporary wells located near theformer disposal area. Analytical results indicated that the groundwater contained elevated levels ofTPH, VOCs, PCB s, and lead.ESC concluded that based on the presence of magnetic anomalies and on the results of subsurfacedata, additional drums or tanks may possibly be buried in these areas (west and north of the formerdisposal area). ESC also reported that the impacted soils are leaching to groundwater, which maydischarge to the rivers nearby.In February2001,aspart of a Targeted Brownfields A ssessment(TBA),Metcalf Eddy conducteda reconnaissance ofthe site. The western portion ofthesite was designated as the Fire TrainingArea and includes approximately 2 acres of open space with three buildings. The buildings wereused as part of the fire training operations. The two larger buildings were constructed of concrete,and there is a small wood shed attached to one building. The easternmost bu ilding was not painted,and there were charred marks around the openings, indicating thatthisstructure was likely used forcontrolled bum s. This building also had openings along the exterior walls at the floor leve l, likelyfor drainage from firefighting activities. It is not known whether or not there were undergroundfloor drains in this building. The building interiors were not accessed during the TBA. There were


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3.2 Mo bil izat ion and Site Pr ep ara t io nThe site-specific removal health and safety plan (HASP) was reviewed and signed by-all personnelbefore any work com menced . In addition, emergency telephone num bers and directions to thehospital were posted and work zones were delineated. All activities were performed in appropriatepersonal protective equipment (PPE ) in accordance with the HAS P. The HASP w as prepared byWeston Solution, Inc. (Weston) Region I Superfund Technical Assessment and Response Team(STA RT) personnel as a separate document, entitled Health a nd Safety Plan fo r the O'Su llivan'sIslan d Site, Derby, New Haven County, C onnecticut. On 13 October 2008 , the mobilization andstaging of Emergency Rapid Response Services (ERRS) equipment was initiated.Site preparation activities conducted by ERRS personnel consisted of clearing and grubbing thework zone and command post areas, improving the existing truck access road, and constructing atruck turnaround and staging area.3 .3 Ch ronolo gy of Rem oval Activi t ies

Week end ing F r iday , 29 Augus t 2008On 25 August 2008, EPA Office of Site Remediation and Restoration (OSRR) Division DirectorJames T. Ow ens III signed the Action M emorand um dated 18 August 2010 approving the proposedremoval action.Week end ing F r iday , 3 Oc tober 2008

A site walk was conducted w ith the following perso nnel: OSC Wing Chau RM Evan Wortman


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TypeUtility TrailerPortable Toilets

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Activities for the week included the following: Mob ilizing the crew and equipment to site. Review ing and signing the site HA SP. Clearing and grubbing the area surrounding the contaminated soil stockpiles. Air monitoring conducted by STA RT . Collecting extent of contamination samples. Photodoc umen ting site conditions, removal activities, and sample locations.

On 13 October 2008, START personnel established a support zone and calibrated air monitoringinstruments, including a combustible gas indicator/oxygen m eter (CGI/O2), and a radiation meter(Mic roR). Background levels were recorded in the HASP as follows: lower explosive limit (LEL) =0%; oxygen (O2) = 20.9% ; carbon monox ide (CO ) =3parts per million (ppm ); and M icroR m eter =8-10 microR oentgens per hour (uR/hr). STA RT mem ber Mavris conducted a safety and operationsmeeting , and on-site personnel reviewed and signed the site HA SP. For the duration of siteactivities, START conducted daily air monitoring, conducted daily safety briefings, andphotodocum ented site conditions and sample locations (See Append ix B, Photodocumentation Lo g).On 14 October 200 8, STA RT SL Alysha Lynch arrived on site. STA RT established a sampling grid,collected 83 surface soil samples (SS-01 through SS-83), and collected 12 samples from thepreviously staged contaminated soil stockpiles (SP-01 through SP-12) (see Appendix A, Figure 3and Figure 3A ). Excavation activities occured at sample locations that exceed the Total PCB actionlevel of1 ppm, or at the discretion of the OSC. After surface soil sample locations were excavated,those specific locations were assigned specific post-excavation (PX) sample numbers. At the


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Co llecting surface and post-e xcav ation soil sam ples. Segreg ating soil into two stockpile s: soil with PCB s reported above 50 ppm was staged in ahazardous stockpile, and all other soil was staged in a non-hazardous stockpile for disposalpurposes.

On 3 Novem ber 20 08, STA RT continued to extend the grid established d uring the week of 17October 2008.STA RT collected81surface soil samp les (SS-84 through SS-162) and three sam ples from the stagedsoil stockpiles (SP-13 through SP-15) (see Figure 3 and Figure 3B). In addition, STAR T collected31 post-excavation soil samples (PX-01 through PX-31).At the completion of site activities, START member Callahan recorded the sample locationsutilizing the G PS. For the duration of the project, samples w ere analyzed by either US EP A OEM EChemist Scott Clifford in the US EPA Mobile Laboratory or at the US EPA OEME Laboratorylocated in North C helmsford, M A for PC B field screening analysis. Additionally, 10% of thesamples collected were analyzed for laboratory confirmation PC B analysis at the US EPA OE MELaboratory.Week o f F r iday . 21 November 2008Personnel on site:OSC - EPASTART-Wes ton

Wing ChauAlysha LynchChristine Dupree

Equipment on site: Type Quantity


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Warwick, Rhode Island. Analytical results for the samples were used to develop the waste profilefor transportation and disposal (T&D) purposes.Week ending Friday, 12 December 2008Personnel on site:O S C - E P ASTART - WestonERRS Response Manager - ERERRS Crew - ER

Wing ChauAlysha LynchChristine DupreeBob Sims1 O perator1 Laborer

Equipment on site: TypeExcavatorBobcatUtility TrailerPortable Toilet

Quantity1112Activities for the week included the following:

Loading outthe threestaged soil stockpiles on site:onehazardous (PCBs above50 ppm)soilstockpile, and two non-hazardous (PCBs below 50 ppm) soil stockpiles (See Appendix C,Table 3). Excavating soil sample locations (surface and post-excavation) where PCB s were reportedabove the1 ppm action level. -


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Activities for the week included the following: Loading out the three staged soil stockpiles on site: one hazardous soil stockpile, and twonon-hazardous soil stockpiles. Excavating soil sample locations (surface and post-excavation) where PCBs were reportedabove the1 ppm action level. Collecting surface and post-excavation soil samples. Recording sample locations using the GPS .

On15December 2008, START continued to collect surface soil samples to determine the extent ofcontaminationat thesite.START established surface soil sample locationsonthe north side and thesouth side of the truck access road. Also, OSC Chau requested that STAR T collect four samples tothe north, south, east, and west of the previous surface soil sample locations in the staging area,where PCBs were reported above the1ppm action level, due to the sample locations being 40 feetapart.START collected 84 surface soil samples (SS-163 through SS-246) and 44 post-excavation soilsamples (PX-43 through PX-86). At the completion of site activities, START member Dupreerecorded the sample locations utilizing the GPS.All on-site personnel and equipment were demobilized for the winter months.Week ending Frid ay. 20 Ma rch 2009Personnel on site:START-WestonERRS Response Manager - ER

Dennis WilletteEvan Wortman


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START-WestonERRS Response Manager - ERERRS Crew - ER

Dennis WilletteEvan W ortman2 Operators1 Laborer

Equipment on site: TypeExcavatorFront-End LoaderUtility TrailerSite TrailerPortable ToiletHand-Wash Station

Quantity11112' 1Activities for the week included the following:

Establishing the exclusion zones and areas to be excavated. Creating a tum-around area to be used during the load-out of contaminated soils. Setting up the site trailer and other site amen ities. Clearing trees, debris, and brush. Excavating soil sample locations (surface and post-excavation) where PCBs were reportedabove the1 ppm action level. Conducting test-pitting for buried drum s.On23March 2009, ERRS continued excavation at grids PX-49 and PX-69 throughPX-73. Whileexcavating the soil atPX-73,ERRS personnel uncovered both intact and crushed 55-gallon drums.Soil excavationwastemporarily suspended, and test-pitting activities were initiatedtodetermine theextent of buried drums. Test-pitting was monitored using a MultiRAE multi-gas m onitor. :


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STAR T - WestonERRS Response Manager - ERERR S Crew - ER

Dennis WilletteEvan Wortman2 Operators3 Laborers1 Foreman

Equipm ent on si te:T ypeExcavatorFront-End Loader

BobcatAir TrailerUtility TrailerSite TrailerPortable ToiletHand-Wash Station

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Test-pitting to determine the extent of buried drum s. Overpacking drums exhumed from test-pit areas. Conducting perimeter air monitoring of the test-pit area. Excavating soil sample locations (surface and post-excavation) where PCBs were reportedabove the1 ppm action level.On 30 March 2009, ERRS personnel continued test-pitting activities in Level B PPE. All drumsexhumed from the test pits were documented, overpacked, and stockpiled. A total of seven drumswere exhumed during test-pitting activities. SL Willette provided air monitoring usingaMultiRAE


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ERRS Response Manager - ERE R R S C r e w - E R

Evan Wortman2 O perators3 Laborers1 Foreman

Equipment on site: T ypeExcavatorFront-End LoaderBobcatAir TrailerPower W asherUtility TrailerSite TrailerPortable ToiletHand-Wash Station

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Conducting excavation and test-pitting activities in search of buried drums. Conducting perimeter air monitoring of the test-pit area. Conducting a START Health and Safety and Managem ent audit. Conducting an EPA Health and Safety audit. Stockpiling large boulders and concrete exhumed from excavation areas. Excavating soil sample locations (surface and post-excavation) where PCBs were reportedabove the1 ppm action level. Performing extent-of-contamination sampling of excavated areas.


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On 10 April 2009, SL Willette sampled the post-excavation areas excavated during the previous 2weeks.Week ending Frida y. 17 April 2009Personnel on site:OSC - EPAS T A R T - W e s t o nERRS Response Manager - ERERR S Crew - ER

Wing ChauDennis WilletteEvan Wortman2 Operators3 Laborers1 Foreman

Equipment on site:T y p eExcavator

Front-End LoaderBobcatAir TrailerPower WasherUtility TrailerSite TrailerPortable ToiletHand-Wash Station

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Activities for the week included the following: Excavating soil sample locations (surface and post-excavation) where PCB s were reported


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On 16 and 17 April 2009, load-out of non-hazardous contaminated soil began. ERRS personnelwere assigned specific roles during load-out. The lead operator filled dump trucks using theexcavator, and the foreman completed shipping docum ents. One laborer was stationed on thebicycle path to ensure pedestrian safety during times of high truck traffic; and one laborer wasstationed at the entrance to the site from Caroline Street to manage truck traffic. One laborer wasresponsible for cleaning off truck tires following load-out and clearing loose soil from thepolyethylene load-out platform between trucks. ERRS personnel performed these tasks for theduration of the project every time load-out occurred to ensure on- and off-site safety.Week ending Friday . 24 April 2009Personnel on site:OSC - EPASTART-WestonERRS Response Manager - ERERRS Crew - ER

Wing ChauDennis WilletteEvan Wortman2 Operators2 Laborers1 Foreman

Equipment on site: TypeExcavatorFront-End LoaderBobcatDiesel Fuel Tank (1,000-gallon)Power WasherUtility TrailerSite Trailer

Quantity


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On 21 April 2009, ERRS personnel removed two large trees from the excavation area becauseexcavation around the trees had left them unstable and a hazard to personnel on site.On 22 April 2009 , ERRS personnel began excavating sample grids SS-163 through SS-192 to adepth of 2 feet.On23April 2009, OSC Chau requested thatERRSpersonnel excavate two test-pits in sample areasSS-163 through SS-192. RM Wortman and SL W illette monitored the test-pitting activities withOSC Chau. Test pits revealed visible contamination and a heavy volume of broken glass presentdown to 6 feet below current excavation levels. Based on these findings, OSC Chau decided toexcavate sample grids SS-163 through SS-192 to the same final depths as surrounding grids.On 24 April 2009, two ERRS personnel and SL Willette donned Level B PPE to categorize thecontents oftheoverpacked drums. To d ate, a total of49 55-gallon drums had been exhumed andoverpacked into 44 overpack drum s. SL Willette used a MultiRAE m ulti-gas metertomonitor theambient air once the overpacks w ere opened.Week ending F riday . 1 May 2009Personnel on site:OSC - EPASTART - WestonERRS Response Manager - ERERRS Crew - ER

Athanasios HatzopoulosDennis WilletteEvan Wortman2 Operators2 Laborers1 Foreman

Equipment on site:


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Conducting wipe sampling of the decontam inated, disassembled 1,000-gallonstorage tank.On4May2009,ERRS personnel continued excavating grids SS-217 through SS-222 to a depth of 2feet. SL W illette collected confirmatory samples where grids had been excavatedtotheirfinaldepthof2feet.On 5 May 2009, ERRS personnel excavated grid SS-220 and noticed an odor emanating from thesoil. SL Willette monitored the excavation activities with a MultiRAE multi-gas monitor. Themonitor recorded valuesup to 20ppm VOCs in the imm ediate excavationarea.All personnelinthework area donned LevelCPP E. When levels subsided, all personnel downgraded to Level D PPE.On 6 and 8 May 20 09, ERRS personnel loaded out non-hazardous contaminated soil.Week end ing Friday . 15 May 2009Personnel on site:OSC - EPASTART-WestonERRS Response Manager - ERERRS Crew-ER

Wing ChauDennis WilletteDave Mang2 Operators ,2 Laborers1 Foreman

Equipment on site: TypeExcavatorFront-End LoaderBobcat

Quantity


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Week ending Friday. 22 May 2009Personnel on site:OSC - EPASTART-WestonERRS Response Manager - ERERRS Crew-ER

Wing ChauDennis WilletteDave Mang2 Operators2 Laborers1 Foreman

Equipment on site: TypeExcavatorFront-End LoaderBobcatDiesel Fuel Tank (1,000-gallon)Power W asherUtility TrailerSite TrailerPortable ToiletHand-Wash Station

Quantity


Excavating soil sample locations (surface and post-excavation) where PCBs were reportedabove the1 ppm action level. Collecting post-excavation samples.


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ERRS Crew-ER2 O perators2 Laborers1 Foreman

Equipment on site: TypeExcavatorFront-End LoaderBobcatDiesel Fuel Tank (1,000-gallon)Power WasherWood ChipperUtility TrailerSite TrailerPortable ToiletHand-Wash Station

Quantity


Excavating soil sample locations (surface and post-excava tion) where PCB s were reportedabove the1 ppm action level. Collecting post-excavation samples. Receiving delivery ofawood chipper. Chipping the stockpiled trees. Loading out non-hazardous (PCB < 50 ppm) contaminated soil.On 27May 2009, ERRS personnel excavated sample gridsSS-133,SS-134, SS-142, andSS-143to adepth of 2 feet (see Appendix, Figures 4A-E).


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TypeBobcatDiesel Fuel Tank (1,000-gallon)Power WasherWood ChipperUtility TrailerSite TrailerPortable ToiletHand-Wash Station

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Activities for the week included the following: Loading out non-hazardous (PCB < 50 ppm) contaminated soil. Excavating soil sample locations (surface and post-excavation) where PCB s were reportedabove the1 ppm action level. Excavating approximately 9 inches of surface soil from the area where contaminated soilstockpiles had been located. Collecting post-excavation samples. Recording on-site features using a GPS device. Excavating soil from inside the two fire pits. Demolishing the two fire pits. Decontam inating the circular steel support from Fire-PitNo.2.

On 1 and 2 June 2009, ERRS personnel loaded out non-hazardous contaminated soil. ERRSpersonnel resumed excavation activities at SS-133 to a depth of2feet.On3June2009,ERRSpersonnel excavated gridsSS-162,SS-152,SS-205,and SS-204to adepth of1 foot and the Under Pile areas around them to a depth of9inches.


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TypeWood ChipperUtility TrailerSite TrailerPortable ToiletHand-Wash Station

Quantity1.1121

Activities for the week included the following: Excavating soil sample locations (surface and post-excavation) whe re PCB s were reportedabove the1 ppm action level. Excavating approximately 9 inches of surface soil from the area where contaminated soilstockpiles had been located. Loading out hazardous (PCB > 50 ppm) contaminated soil. Loading out non-hazardous (PCB < 50 ppm) contaminated soil. Pumping accumulated rainwater from excavation areas. Collecting post-excavation samples. Loading out overpacked drums from the site.

On 9 June 200 9, ERRS personnel loaded out hazardous contaminated soil.On 10 June 2009, ERRS personnel loaded out non-hazardous contaminated soil. ERRS personnelexcavated SS-135 to a depth of 2 feet.On11 and12June 2009, ERRS personnel loaded out hazardous contaminated soil. ERRS personnelloaded out 44 overpacked d rums. The drums were shipped to an EPA approved off-site facility.ERRS personnel excavated SS-162 and the Under Pile areas to a final depth of2feet.


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TypeUtility TrailerSite TrailerPortable ToiletHand-Wash Station

Quantity1121

Activities for the week included the following: Excavating soil sample locations (surface and post-excavation) where PCBs were reported

above the1 ppm action level. Excavating approximately 6 inches of soil from the southern shoreline along the HousatonicRiver where a high volume of broken glass and debris was present. Installing geotextile material overfinalexcavation areas that hadPCBlevels greater than thesite action level. Receiving clean soil fill material. Backfilling excavated areas with clean fill ma terial. Loading out non-hazardous (PCB < 50 ppm) contaminated soil. Loading out hazardous (PCB > 50 ppm) contaminated soil. Pum ping accumulated rainwater from excavation areas.

On15June 2009, ERR S personnel continued excavating grids SS-162, SS-152,SS-143,SS-205, SS-204 and U P-37 through UP-44 to a depth of 2 feet (see Appendix, Figures 4A-E).vSL Willette delineated the two remaining hazardous contaminated grids. Per request of OSC Chau,these grids were then excavated from 1 foot to 3 feet deep. A confirmatory sample was collected

from the floor of each grid once excavation was completed.On17June 2009, ERR S installed geotextile fabriconthe excavated southern shoreline.SLW illette


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Equipment on site:TypeExcavatorFront-End LoaderBulldozerBobcatDiesel Fuel Tank (1,000-gallon)Power WasherUtility Trailer

Site TrailerPortable T oiletHand-Wash Station

Quantity


Pumping accumulated rainwater from excavation areas. Loading out non-hazardous (PCB < 50 ppm) contaminated soil. Receiving a bulldozer delivered to site. Backfilling excavated areas with clean fill material. Collecting post-excavation samples. Conducting test-pitting, and then disposing of a single, partially crushed drum. Installing geotextile fabric over the fina l excavation areas that had PCB levels greater thanthe site action level.

On 22 June 2 009, ERRS personnel loaded out non-hazardous contaminated soil. ERRS personnelused the Bobcat, front-end loader, and bulldozertobackfill excavated areas with clean fill ma terial.On 24 June 2 009, SL W illette collected confirmation samples from grids SS-97, SS-136, SS-137,


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Week en ding Friday . 10 July 2009Personnel on site:OSC - EPASTART - WestonERRS Response Manager - ERERRS Crew - ER

Wing ChauDennis WilletteMatt Francis1 Operators2 Laborers1 Foreman

Equipment on site: TypeExcavatorFront-End LoaderBulldozerBobcatDiesel Fuel Tank (1,000-gallon)Power W asherUtility TrailerSite TrailerPortable ToiletHand-Wash Station

Quantity


Pumping accumulated rainwater from excavation areas. Receiving deliveries of clean fill material and topso il.


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Equipment on site:TypeFront-End LoaderBulldozerBobcatStraw blowerDiesel Fuel Tank (1,000-gallon)Power W asherUtility Trailer

Site TrailerPortable ToiletHand-Wash Station

Quantity111111112

Activities for the week included the following:Receiving deliveries of clean subsurface fill material and topsoil.Stockpiling clean topsoil in areas where backfilling with fill material was complete.Backfilling excavated areas with clean fill material.Covering backfilled areas with clean topsoil.Demobilizing START from site.Spreading approximately 750 pounds (lbs) of perennial rye-grass mixture and 500 lbs ofstarter fertilizer, conducted by ERRS personnel.Spreading hay over the grass seed.Watering seeded areas.Demobilizing all on-site equipment except forthesite trailer,toilets,and hand-wash station.

On 13 and 14 July 2009, ERRS personnel continued to spread topsoil over the excavation areaspreviously backfilled with fill material.


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4.0 ESTIMATE D COSTS OF THE REMO VAL ACTIONEPA resources committed under this Removal Action are summarized below:

Cost Cate gory Ceiling CostsIncurred Remainder

Regional Remov al Allowance C ostsERRS $3,000,000 $2,283,808

poth er Ex tram ura l Costs Not Fun ded from tM Re glo na l Allowance ;.*.START Cont ractorExt ramural Cont ingencyTotal Removal Project Costs

$350,000$670,000

$4,020,000

$269,613$100,000

$2,653,421

$716,192;.

$80,387$570,000

$1,366,579This accounting of expenditures is an estimate based on figures known to the OSC at the time thisreport was written. The cost accounting provided in this report does not necessarily represent anexact monetary figure which the government may include in any claim for cost recovery.


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R E F E R E N C E S[1] USG S (U.S. Geological Survey). 1973 (Photorevised Edit ion). Ansonia, CT (7.5-minuteseries topographic m ap).[2] University of Connecticut (UC ON N), Map and Geographic Information Center (MA GIC ).2004.[3] Metcalf and Eddy . February 20 01 . Targe ted Brownfield Assessment Fi na l Report ,O 'Sullivan's Island, Derby, Connecticut.


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Appendices


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Appendix AFigures

Figure 1 - Site Location MapFigure 2 - Site DiagramFigure 2A - 2009 Removal Activities Site DiagramFigure 3 - Sample Location M apFigures 3A, 3B - Sample Results MapFigures 4A-E - Final Excavation Sample Location and Depth MapsFigure 5 - Final Excavation D epths Map


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Figure 2Site Diagram

O SulIivan sIslandDerby, ConnecticutEPA Region ISuperfund Technical Assessment and

Response Team (START) IIICon trac t N o. EP-VV-05-042TDD Number: 08-08-0012Crea ted by; Bonnie MaceCreate d on: 10 September 2008Modified by: D. WilletteModified on: 22 March 2010

LEGEND Approximate Boundary

Hi- Access GateKXx> DrumArea

V / / A Soil Piles

0 50 100Feet

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Figure 2 A2009 Removal ActivitiesSite Diagram

O Sullivan sIslandDerby, CTEPA Region ISuperfund Technical Assessment and

Response Team (START) IIIContract No. EP-W-05-042TDD Num ber: 08-08-0012Crea ted by: D WilletteCreate d on: 16 September 2009Modified by: D. WilletteModified on: 22 March 2010

LegendAccess GateGravel RoadExclusion Zone FenceSoil Stockpile Location

+ Air Monitoring Location

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Figure 3B


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Sample Resul t s MapO Sullivan s I s landDerby, Connect icut

EPA Region ISuperfund Technical Assessment andResponse Team (START) IHContract No. EP-W-05-042TDD Number:Created by:Created on:Modified by:Modified on:

08-08-0012Bonnie Mace10 September 2008B. Mace25 November 2008

LEGENDPilesDirt PathSample Location

SS-XX = Surface Soil Sample LocationSP-XX = Soil Pile Sample LocationPCB = XX = Total PCB results in ppmPCB = Polychlorinated biphenylppm = parts per millionND = Not Detected

0 50 100Feet

Data Sources:Imagery: University of Connecticut, Map andGeographic Information Center (MAGIC)Topos: MicroPathAll other data: START

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Final Excavat ionSample Locat ion and Depth M apO Sullivan s IslandDerby, Connecticut

EPA Region ISuperfund Technical Assessment andResponse Team (START) IIIContract No. EP-W-05-042TDD Num ber: 08-08-0012Created by: D. WilletteCreated on: 17 December 2009Modified by: D. WilletteModified on: 23 March 2010

Depth0 1 Foot

PX-XX = Post-Excavation SampleUP-XX = Under Pile Sample

Data Sources: STARTImagery: University of Connecticut, Map andGeographic Information Center (MAGIC)Topos: M icroPathAll other data: START

Restoring Resource Efficiency

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Figure 4C


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Final ExcavationSample Location and Depth Map

O'Sullivan's IslandDerby, ConnecticutEPA Region ISuperfund Technical Assessment andResponse Team (START) IIIContract No. EP-W-05-042TDD Number:Created by:Created on:

Modified by:Modified on:

08-08-0012D. Willette16 September 2009D. Willette23 March 2010

ss-xxPX-XX

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Depth 3 Feet

= Soil Sample= Post-Excavation Sample

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Final ExcavationSample Location and Depth Map

O Sullivan s IslandDerby, ConnecticutEPA Region ISuperfund Techn ical Assessment andResponse Team (START) IIIContract No. EP-W-05-042TDD Number:Created by:Created on:


08-08-0012D.Willette16 September 2009D. Willette23 March 2010

SS-XX =PX-XX =

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Depth0 4 Feet 5 Feet

Soil SamplePost-Excavation Sample

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Final ExcavationSample Locat ion and Depth Map

O Sullivan s IslandDerby, ConnecticutEPA Region ISuperfund Technical Assessment andResponse Team (START) IIIContract No. EP-W-05-042TDD Number:Created by:Created on:


08-08-0012D. Willette17 December 2009D. W illette23 March 2010

Depth 6 Feet

SS-XX = Soil SamplePX-XX = Post-Excavation Sample

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Final Excavat ion Depths M apO'Sullivan's IslandDerby, Connect icut

EPA Region ISuperfund Techn ical Assessment andResponse Team (START) HIContract No. EP-W-05-042TDD Number:Created by:Created on:Modified by:Modified on:

08-08-0012D. Willette16 September 2009D. Willette5 February 2010

Legend1-FootExcavat ion2-Foot Excavat ion

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0 25 50 75Feet

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PHOTOGRAPHY LOG SHEETO'Sullivan's Island Derby, Connecticut

SCENE: View oftheconcrete debris pile. Photograph taken facing north.DA TE : 13 October 2008PHOTOGRAPHER: T.Benton TI M E: 1530 hoursCA ME RA : HP Photosmart M22

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SC EN E: View of the staged PCB-contaminated soil pile prior to load-out activities. Photograph taken facing we st.DA TE: 14 October 2008PHOTOGRAPHER: T.Benton TIM E: 0930 hoursCAM ERA : HP Photosmart M22


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SCE NE: View ofthetruck access road for load-out activities. Photograph taken facing east.DA TE : 14 October 2008PHO TOG RAPH ER: A. Lynch TI M E: 1354 hoursCA ME RA : HP Photosmart M22


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SC EN E: View of excavation activities. Photograph taken facing east.DA TE: 14 October 2008PHOT OGR APHE R: A. Lynch TI M E: 1356 hoursCA ME RA : HP Photosmart M22


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SCE NE: View oftheconcrete debris pile. Photograph taken facing no rth.DA TE: 16 October 2008PHO TOG RAPH ER: A. Lynch TIM E: 0738 hoursCAM ERA : HP Photosmart M22


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SC EN E: View of excavated soil samples. Photograph taken facing south.DATE: 6 November 2008PHOT OGR APHE R: A. Lynch TI M E: 1508 hoursCA ME RA : HP Photosmart M22


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SCENE: View oftheexcavation area. Photograph taken facing west.DA TE: 10 November 2008PHO TOG RAPH ER: A. Lynch TI M E: 1357 hoursCA ME RA : HP Photosmart M22


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SC EN E: View of load-out activities. Photograph taken facing east.DA TE : 11 December 2008PHO TOG RAPH ER: A. Lynch TIM E: 0801 hoursCA M ER A: HP Photosmart M22


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SCE NE: View ofthestone turn-around roadway and the exclusion zone fencing. Photograph taken facing southeast.DA TE : 23 March 2009PHO TOG RAPH ER: D. Willet te TI M E: 14:57 hoursCA ME RA : HP Photosmart M22


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SC EN E: View of excavation activities. Photograph taken facing east.DATE: 25 March 2009PHO TOG RAPH ER: D. Willet te TI M E: 10:45 hoursCA ME RA : HP Photosmart M22

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SCEN E: View ofanintact drum exhumed during test-pitting activities. Photograph taken facing south.DATE: 25 March 2009PH OT OG RA PHE R: D. Willette TIME: 15:29 hoursCA M ER A: HP Photosmart M22


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SCEN E: View ofthetest-pit area where the majority of drums were exhumed . Photograph taken facing north .DA TE : 2 April 2009PHO TOG RAPH ER: D. Willet te TI M E: 09:55 hoursCA ME RA : HP Photosmart M22


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SCENE: View of continued test-pitting activities. Photograph taken facing southeast.DA TE: 7 April 2009PHO TOG RAPH ER: D. Willet te TIME: 10:57 hoursCAM ERA : HP Photosmart M22


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SCENE: View ofthestaged, overpacked drums. Photograph taken facing northwest.DA TE: 15 April 2009PHO TO GR APH ER: D. Willette TIME: 16:10 hoursCAM ERA : HP Photosmart M22


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SCEN E: View ofthetest-pit area with geotextile fabric and high-visibility orang e snow-fencing lining the excavation floor.Photograph taken facing northeast.DA TE : 16 April 2009 TI M E: 13:51 hoursPH OT OG RA PHE R: D. Willette CAM ERA : HP Photosmart M22


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SC EN E: View of the excavation area. Photograph taken facing southeast.DA TE: 23 April 2009PHO TO GR APH ER: D. Willette TIME: 12:05hoursCAM ERA : HP Photosmart M22


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SCENE: View ofthesouthern shoreline at low tide littered with broken glass and deb ris. Photograph taken facing so uth.DA TE : 27 April 2009PHO TO GR APH ER: D. Willette TI M E: 09:27 hoursCA ME RA : HP Photosmart M22


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SCENE: View ofthestorage tank after being cut with the cutting torch. Photograph taken facing n orthwest.DA TE : 30 April 2009PHO TO GR APH ER: D. Willette TIME: 14:46 hoursCAM ERA : HP Photosmart M22


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SCENE: View oftheexcavation area. Photograph taken facing w est.DAT E: 6 May 2009PHO TO GR APH ER: D. Willette TIME: 09:51 hoursCA ME RA : HP Photosmart M22


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SC EN E: View of hazardous contaminated soil being stockpiled for remov al. Photograph taken facing northwe st.DA TE: 11 May 2009PHO TO GR APH ER: D. Willette TIME: 14:09 hoursCAM ERA : HP Photosmart M22


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SCEN E: View oftheextra high-visibility orange fencing and "NO TRESPASSING" signs posted to secure the site over theMemorial Day holiday weekend. Photograph taken facing south.DA TE: 21 May 2009 TI M E: 15:42 hoursPH OT OG RA PHE R: D. Willette CAM ERA : HP Photosmart M22

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SCEN E: View oftherectangular fire pit being emptied and disassembled. Photograph taken facing north.DAT E: 4 June 2009PHO TOG RAPH ER: D. Willet te TIME: 11:21 hoursCA M ER A: HP Photosmart M22


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SCENE: View ofthecircular fire pit completely emptied and prepared for disassembly. Photograph taken facing southeast.DAT E: 4 June 2009PHO TO GR APH ER: D. Willette TIME: 14:03 hoursCAM ERA : HP Photosmart M22


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SC EN E: View of excavation activities. Photograph taken facing southeast.DATE: 8 June 2009PHO TO GR APH ER: D. Willette TIME: 10:41 hoursCA M ERA : HP Photosmart M22

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SCENE: View oftheoverpacked drums loaded into the trailer for disposal.DA TE: 11 June 2009 TI M E: 10:39 hoursPHO TO GR APH ER: D. Willette CAM ERA : HP Photosmart M22


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SC EN E: View of excavation activities. Photograph taken facing south.DA TE : 15 June 2009PHO TOG RAPH ER: D. Willet te TIM E: 09:24 hoursCAM ERA : HP Photosmart M22


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PHOTOGRAPHY LOG SHEETO'Sullivan's Island Derby, Connecticut?*s.

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SCENE: View ofthesouthern shoreline being excavated. Photograph taken facing east.DA TE : 17 June 2009PH OT OG RA PH ER: D. Willette TIME: 13:09 hoursCA ME RA : HP Photosmart M22


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SC EN E: View of geotextile fabric laid out over final excavation areas. Photograph taken facing sou theast.DA TE : 17 June 2009PHO TOG RAPH ER: D. Willet te TIME: 15:50 hoursCAM ERA : HP Photosmart M22

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SC EN E: View of load-out activities. Photograph taken facing north.DA TE: 18 June 2009PHO TO GR APH ER : D. Willette TIME: 08:12 hoursCAM ERA : HP Photosmart M22



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SC EN E: View of the open excavation area after the accumulated water was pumped away. Photograph taken facingsoutheast.DA TE : 22 June 2009 TI M E: 13:46 hoursPHO TO GR APH ER : D. Willette CAM ERA : HP Photosmart M22

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SC EN E: View of open excavation areas being covered with geotextile fabric and backfilled w ith clean subsurface soil.Photograph taken facing northwest.DA TE : 24 June 2009 TI M E: 11:53 hoursPHO TO GR APH ER : D. Willette CAM ERA : HP Photosmart M22



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SC EN E: View of a single, partially crushed drum, containing a tar-like substance, exhumed from the excavation area.Photograph taken facing north.DA TE: 24 June 2009 TI M E: 14:05 hoursPH OT OG RA PH ER: D. Willette CAM ERA : HP Photosmart M22



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SC EN E: View of remaining excavation areas covered with geotextile fabric. Photograph taken facing north.DA TE: 26 June 2009PHO TOG RAPH ER: D. Willet te TIM E: 09:43 hoursCA M ER A: HP Photosmart M22



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SC EN E: View of continued load-out. Photograph taken facing southeast.DATE: 29 June 2009PHO TO GR APH ER: D. Willette TI M E: 07:35 hoursCA ME RA : HP Photosmart M22



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SC EN E: View of the backfilling of the excavation area with clean subsurface soil and the stockpiling of clean topsoil(extreme right and left). Photograph taken facing e ast.DA TE: 9 July 2009 TI M E: 10:08 hoursPHO TO GR APH ER: D. Willette CAM ERA : HP Photosmart M22



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SC EN E: View of topsoil spread over backfilled excavation areas. Photograph taken facing east.DA TE: 14 July 2009PHO TOG RAPH ER: D. Willet te TIME: 13:06 hoursCAM ERA : HP Photosmart M22



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SC EN E: View of trees planted throughout the site. Photograph taken facing south.DA TE: 15 July 2009PHO TO GR APH ER: D. Willette TIME: 12:54 hoursCA ME RA : HP Photosmart M22



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SCENE: View ofthefinished shoreline, erosion m atting, and planted trees. Photograph taken facing w est.DA TE: 15 July 2009PHO TO GR AP HE R: D. Willette TIME: 13:17 hoursCAM ERA : HP Photosmart M22


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Appendix CTable1 - Polychlorinated Biphenyls in Soil Field Method (mg/Kg)Table 2 - Final Excavation Polychlorinated Biphenyls ResultsTable 3 - Waste Disposal Summary Table


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TABLE 1


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POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLS IN SOIL FIELD METHODmg/kgSITE: O'SULLIVAN'S IS L A NDPROJECT: 08080012L A B ORA TORY : OE M E

S A M P L E L OCA TION:S A M P L E NUM B E R:

COM P OUNDAroclor-1254Aroclor-1262Aroclor-1268

DA TE S A M P L E D:DA TE A NA L Y ZE D:

RL0.20.20.2

SS-04R01-081013WC-004

ND1.20.410/13/200810/20/2008

RL1.01.01.0

SS-05R01-081013WC-005

ND5.21.6

10/13/200810/20/2008

RL1.01.01.0

SS-06R01-081013WC-006

ND5.41.810/13/200810/20/2008

RL2.02.02.0

SS-07R01-081013WC-007

ND9.95.9

10/13/200810/20/2008

RL0.20.20.2

SS-10R01-081013WC-010

ND0.90.5

10/13/200810/20/2008

RL1.01.01.0

SS-11R01-081013WC-011

ND4.61.710/13/200810/20/2008


SS-12R01-081013WC-012

SS-13R01-081013WC-013

SS-14R01-081013WC-014

SS-15R01-081013WC-015

SS-16R01-081013WC-016

COMPO UND RL RL RL RLAroclor-1254Aroclor-1262Aroclor-1268

1.01.01.0

ND3.21.6

2.02.02.0

N D5.23.2

2.02.02.0

N D5.103.10

1.0.1.01.0

N D4.101.70

0.40.40.4

N D8.42.7

DATE SAMPLED:DATE ANALYZED:

10/13/200810/20/2008 10/13/200810/20/2008 10/13/200810/20/2008 10/13/200810/20/2008 10/13/200810/20/2008




RL1.01.01.0

SS-17R01-081013WC-017

ND6.61.9

10/13/200810/20/2008

RL0.40.40.4

SS-18R01-081013WC-018

ND1.2ND

10/13/200810/20/2008

RL2.02.02.0

SS-19R01-081013WC-019

ND6.82.5

10/13/200810/20/2008

RL1.01.01.0

SS-20R01-081013WC-020

ND3.71.7

10/13/200810/20/2008

RL1.01.01.0

SS-21R01-081013WC-021

ND2.41.3

10/13/200810/20/2008

RL1.01.01.0

SS-22R01-081013WC-022

ND14.04.8

10/13/200810/20/2008

NOTE S :1) START has reported the data as it was received from the EPA OEM E Laboratory. START has not performed data validation of the EPA OEME Laboratory data. An internal data review was performed by EPA OEMELaboratory personnel prior to submittal to the EPA Contracting Officer's Representative (COR).2) OEME = Office of Environmental Measurement and Evaluation.3) SS = Surface Soil Sample.4) RL ^ Reporting Limit.5) mg/kg = milligrams per kilogram.6) Results reported on a dry weight basis.7) ND==Not Detected above Reporting Limit.8) RLs are not listed for samples that were field-screened only,

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POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLS IN SOIL FIELD METHODmg/kgS I T E : O 'SULL I VAN 'S I S L A N DP R O J E C T : 0 8 0 8 0 0 1 2L A B O R A T O R Y : O E M E




RL0.20.20.2

SS-23R01-081013WC-023

ND0.90.4

10/13/200810/20/2008

RL10.010.010.0

SS-25R01-081013WC-025

ND150.031.010/13/200810/20/2008

RL0.20.20.2

SS-26R01-081013WC-026

ND2.00.6

10/13/200810/20/2008

RL1.01.01.0

SS-27R01-081013WC-027

ND175.910/13/200810/20/2008

RL0.40.40.4

SS-28R01-081013WC-028

ND7.33.3

10/13/200810/20/2008

RL4.04.04.0

SS-29R01-081013WC-029

ND1103210/13/200810/21/2008




RL0.40.40.4

SS-30R01-081013WC-030

.ND5.22.6

10/13/200810/20/2008

RL2.32.32.3

SS-31R01-081013WC-031

ND16.04.8

10/13/200810/21/2008

RL2.02.02.0

SS-34R01-081013WC-034

ND14.03.810/13/200810/21/2008

RL0.40.40.4

SS-3SR01-081013WC-035

ND9.93.810/13/200810/20/2008

RL4.04.04.0

SS-36R01-081013WC-036

ND32.010.010/13/200810/21/2008

RL2.02.02.0

SS-37R01-081013WC-037

ND22.08.6

10/13/200810/20/2008




RL2.02.02.0

SS-38R01-081013WC-038

ND44.014.0

10/13/200810/20/2008

RL4.04.04.0

SS-39R01-081013WC-039

ND27.09.4

10/13/200810/21/2008

RL4.04.04.0

SS-40R01-081013WC-040

ND68.019.0

10/13/200810/21/2008

RL0.20.20.2

SS-41R01-081013WC-041

ND2.40.9

10/13/200810/21/2008

RL2.02.02.0

SS-42R01-081013WC-042

ND13.04.8

10/13/200810/21/2008

RL0.20.20.2

SS-44R01-081013WC-044

ND0.90.3

10/13/200810/21/2008

N O T E S :1) S TART has reported the data as i t was rece i ved f rom the EPA OE ME Laboratory . STA RT has not performed data va l i dat i on o f the EPA OEM E Laboratory data . An i n terna l data rev iew was performed by EPA O EME

Laboratory personnel pr i or to submi t ta l to the EPA Cont rac t i ng Of f i cer ' s Representa t i ve (COR).2) O EME = Of f i ce o f Env i ronmenta l Measurem ent and Eva luat i on.3) S S = Surface Soi l Sample.4) RL = Report i ng L imi t .5) mg/kg = mi l l i g rams per k il ogram.6) Resul ts reported on a dry weight bas i s .7) ND = Not Detec ted above Report i ng L imi t .8) RLs are not l i s ted for samples that were f i e l d-sc reened on l y .

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DA TE S A M P L E D;DA TE A NA L Y ZE D:

RL0.20.20.2

SS-45R01-081013WC-045

ND2.40.910/13/200810/21/2008

RL0.20.20.2

SS-46R01-081013WC-046

ND1.00.510/13/200810/21/2008

rRL

10.010.010.0

SS-49R01-081013WC-049

ND84.029.010/13/200810/21/2008

RL0.20.20.2

SS-51R01-081013WC-059

ND2.40.910/14/200810/22/2008

RL1.01.01.0

SS-52R01-081013WC-060

ND8.92.110/14/200810/21/2008

RL20.020.020.0

SS-53R01-081013WC-061

110.074.034.010/14/200810/22/2008




RL2.02.02.0

SS-54R01-081013WC-062

ND12.04.510/14/200810/22/2008

RL2.02.02.0

SS-S5R01-081013WC-063

ND32.010.0

10/14/200810/22/2008

RL2.02.02.0

SS-56R01-081013WC-064

ND13.04.0

10/14/200810/22/2008

RL1.01.01.0

SS-57R01-081013WC-065

ND6.12.410/14/200810/22/2008

RL0.20.20.2

SS-58R01-081013WC-066

ND1.30.4

,10/14/200810/21/2008

RL0.20.20.2

SS-59R01-081013WC-067

ND1.70.710/14/200810/21/2008




RL0.20.20.2

SS-60R01-0S1013WC-068

ND0.80.3

10/14/200810/21/2008

RL0.20.20.2

SS-61R01-081013WC-069

ND2.21.0

10/14/200810/21/2008

RL0.20.20.2

SS-62R01-081013WC-070

ND3.11.1

10/14/200810/21/2008

RL0.20.20.2

SS-63R01-081013WC-071

ND2.00.8

10/14/200810/21/2008

RL0.20.20.2

SS-64R01-081013WC-072

ND1.10.4

10/14/200810/21/2008

RL4.04.04.0

SS-65R01-081013WC-073

ND45.016.0

10/14/200810/22/2008

NOTE S :1) STA RT has reported the data as i t was rece i ved f rom the EPA O EME Labora tory . START has not perform ed data va l idat i on o f the EPA OEME Laboratory data . An i n terna l data rev iew was performed by EPA OEM E

Laboratory personnel pr i or to submi t ta l to the EPA Cont rac t i ng Of f i cer ' s Representa t i ve (COR).2) OEME = Of f i ce o f Env i ronmenta l Measurement and Eva luat i on.3} SS = Surface Soi l Sample.4} R L = Reporting Limit.5) mg/kg = mi l l i g rams per k i logram.6) Resul ts reported on a dry weight bas i s .7) N D = Not Detec ted above Report i ng L imi t .8) RLs are not l i s ted for samples that were f i e l d-sc reened on l y .

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COM P OUNDAroolor-1254Aroclor-1262Aroclor-1268


RL2.02.02.0

UP-01R01081013WC-0098

ND20.06.910/16/200810/27/2008

RL1.01.01.0

UP-02R01081013WC-0099

ND5.01.810/16/200810/27/2008

RL2.02.02.0

UP-03R01081013WC-0100

ND28.09.010/16/200810/27/2008

RL2.02.02.0

UP-04R01081013WC-0101

ND12.04.710/16/200810/27/2008

RL1.01.01.0

UP-0SR01081013WC-0102

ND8.92.410/16/200810/27/2008

RL0.20.20.2

UP-06R01081013WC-0103

ND3.71.110/16/200810/27/2008




RL0.40.40.4

UP-07R01081013WC-0104

ND8.22.610/16/200810/27/2008

RL2.02.02.0

UP-08R01081013WC-0105

ND21.06.3

10/16/200810/27/2008

RL0.40.40.4

UP-09R01081013WC-0106

ND4.21.410/16/200810/27/2008

RL0.20.20.2

UP-10R01081013WC-0107

ND1.800.4610/16/200810/27/2008

RL0,20.20.2

UP-11R01081013WC-0108

ND1.700.61

10/16/200810/27/2008

RL0.40.40.4

UP-12R01081013WC-0109

ND6.32.010/16/200810/27/2008


UP-13R01081013WC-0110

UP-14R01081013WC-0111

UP-15R01081013WC-0112

UP-16R01081013WC-0113

UP-17R01081013WC-0114

UP-18R01081013WC-0115


RL8.08.08.0

ND3.73.2

RL8.08.08.0

ND2.02.2

RL0.60.60.6

ND0.60.5

RL8.08.08.0

ND1.71.7

RL1.51.51.5

ND1.00.7

RL1.01.01.0

ND.1.00.7

DA TE S A M P L E D:DA TE A NA L Y ZE D: 10/22/200810/23/2008 10/22/200810/23/2008 10/22/200810/23/2008 10/22/200810/23/2008 10/22/200810/23/2008 10/22/200810/23/2008

NOTES:1) START has reported the data as it was received from the EPA OE ME Laboratory. START has not performed data validation of the EPA OEME Laboratory data. An internal data review was performed by EPA OEMELaboratory personnel prior to submittal to the EPA Contracting Officer's Representative (COR).2) OEME = Office of Environmental Measurement and Evaluation.3) SS = Surface Soil Sample.4) RL = Reporting Limit.5) mg/kg = milligrams per kilogram.6) Results reported on a dry weight basis.7) ND = Not Detected above Reporting Limit.8} RLs are not listed for samples that were field-screened only.

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RL1.51.51.5

UP-19R01081013WC-0116

ND0.80.710/22/200810/23/2008

RL8.08.08.0

UP-20R01081013WC-0117

ND3.03.010/22/200810/23/2008

RL5.05.05.0

UP-21R01081013WC-0118

ND1.81.610/22/200810/23/2008

RL8.08.08.0

UP-22R01081013WC-0119

ND129.910/22/200810/23/2008

RL15.015.015.0

UP-23R01081013WC-0120

ND181410/22/200810/23/2008

RL8.08.08.0

UP-24R01081013WC-0121

ND121210/22/200810/23/2008




RL15.015.015.0

UP-2SR01081013WC-0122

ND1046710/22/200810/23/2008

RL60.060.060.0

UP-26R01081013WC-0123

ND21715410/22/200810/23/2008

RL23.023.023.0

UP-27R01081013WC-0124

ND6046

ogrooWtofoooooo

c

RL8.08.08.0

UP-28R01081013WC-0125

ND317010/22/200810/23/2008

RL15.015.015.0

UP-29R01081013WC-0126

ND302410/22/200810/23/2008

RL15.015.015.0

UP-30R01081013WC-0127

ND3.33.010/22/200810/23/2008




RL15.015.015.0

UP-31R01081013WC-0128

ND1310

10/22/200810/23/2008

RL15.015.015.0

UP-32R01081013WC-0129

ND107.5

10/22/200810/23/2008

RL15.015.015.0

UP-33R01081013WC-0130

ND1610

10/22/200810/23/2008

RL23.023.023.0

UP-34R01081013WC-0131

ND5944

10/22/200810/23/2008

RL15.015.015.0

UP-3SR01081013WC-0132

ND7053

10/22/200810/23/2008

RL15.015.015.0

UP-36R01081013WC-0133

ND6848

10/22/200810/23/2008

NOTES:1) S TART has reported the data as i t was rece i ved f rom the EPA OEM E Laboratory . START has not performed data va l i dat i on o f the EPA OEM E Laboratory data . An i n terna l data rev iew was performed by EPA OEME

Laboratory personnel pr i or to submi t ta l to the EPA Cont rac t i ng Of f i cer ' s Representa t i ve (COR).2) OEME = Of f i ce o f Env i ronmenta l Measur ement and Eva luat i on.3) SS = Surface Soil Sample.4) RL = Report i ng L imi t .5) mg/kg = mi l l i g rams per k i logram.6) Resul ts reported on a dry weight bas i s .7) ND = Not Detec ted above Report i ng L imi t .8) 'RLs are not l i s ted for samples that were f i e l d-sc reened on l y .

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RL1.01.01.0

SS-84R01-081013WC-134

ND0.90.7

11/5/200811/5/2008

RL1.0

. 1.01.0

SS-85R01-081013WC-135

ND0.60.6

11/5/200811/5/2008

RL1.01.01.0

SS-105R01-081013WC-139

ND4.93.7

11/5/200811/5/2008

RL0.40.40.4

SS-106R01-081013WC-140

ND1.61.1

11/5/200811/5/2008

RL0.40.40.4

SS-107R01-081013WC-141

ND0.60.5

11/5/200811/5/2008'

RL1.01.01.0

SS-113R01-081013WC-147

ND2.32.511/5/2008


COM P OUNDAroclor-1254Araclor-1262Aroclor-1268


RL1.01.01.0

SS-118R01-081013WC-152

ND7.04.911/5/200811/5/2009

RL1.01.01.0

SS-S9R01-081013WC-153

ND6.34.811/5/200811/5/2008

RL5.05.05.0

SS-90R01-081013WC-154

ND16.013.011/5/200811/5/2008

RL5.05.05.0

SS-93R01-081013WC-157

ND16.011.011/5/200811/5/2008

RL0.40.40.4

SS-94R01-081013WC-158

ND1.20.911/5/200811/5/2008

RL0.40.40.4

SS-95R01-081013WC-159

ND1.00.611/5/200811/5/2008




RL1.01.01.0

SS-96R01-081013WC-160

-ND2.51.7

11/5/200811/5/2008

RL1.01.01.0

SS-97R01-081013WC-161

ND0.9, 0.6

11/5/200811/5/2008

RL1.01.01.0

SS-98R01-081013WC-162

ND1.61.2

11/5/200811/5/2008

RL2.02.02.0

SS-99R01-081013WC-163

ND6.94.4

11/5/200811/5/2008

RL0.50.50.5

SS-100R01-081013WC-164

ND0.90.7

11/5/200811/5/2008

RL2.02.02.0

SS-101R01-081013WC-165

ND5.23.4

11/5/200811/5/2008

NOTES:1 ) S TART has repo r ted the da ta as i t was rece iv ed f rom the EPA OE ME Lab o ra to ry . STAR T has no t pe r fo rmed da ta va l ida t ion o f t he EPA OE ME Labo ra to ry da ta . An in te rna l da ta rev iew was pe r fo rmed by EPA OE ME

Labo ra to ry pe rsonne l p r io r t o submit ta l t o the EPA Con t ract ing O f f ice r ' s Rep resen ta t ive (C OR).2 ) OE ME = Of f ice o f Env ironm en ta l Measu rem en t and Eva lua t ion .3 ) SS = Su r face So i l Samp le .4 ) RL = Repo r t ing L imi t .5 ) m g /kg = mi l l ig ram s pe r k i log ram .6 ) Resu l t s repo r ted on a d ry we igh t bas is .7 ) ND = No t De tected above Repo r t ing L im i t .8 ) RLs a re no t l is ted fo r samp les tha t we re f ie ld -screened on ly .

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RL0.40.40.4

SS-102R01-081013WC-166

ND0.70.811/5/200811/5/2008

RL1.01.01.0

SS-104R01-081013WC-167

ND1.71.611/5/200811/5/2008

RL0.50.50.5

SP-13R01-081013WC-169

ND0.80.611/5/200811/5/2008

RL0.40.40.4

SP-14R01-081013WC-170

ND1.00.611/5/200811/5/2008

RL1.01.01.0

PX-02R01-081013WC-173

ND7.03.811/5/200811/5/2008

RL1.01.01.0

PX-03R01-081013WC-174

ND1.71.111/5/200811/5/2008


COM P OUNDAraclor-1254 .Aroclor-1262Aroclor-1268


RL3.03.03.0

PX-08R01-081013WC-179

ND21.015.011/5/200811/5/2008

RL1.01.01.0

PX-10R01-081013WC-181

ND7.35.211/5/200811/5/2008

RL3.03.03.0

PX-15R01-081013WC-185

ND13.09.011/5/200811/5/2008

RL5.05.0 5.0

PX-16R01-081013WC-186

ND51.032.011/5/200811/5/2008

RL5.05.05.0

PX-17R01-081013WC-187

ND61.042.011/5/200811/5/2008

RL10.010.010.0

PX-18R01-081013WC-192

ND70.045.011/5/200811/5/2008




RL0.40.40.4

SS-119R01-081013WC-193

ND2.70.8

11/6/200811/10/2008

RL20.020.020.0

SS-120R01-081013WC-194

ND11036

RL0.20.20.2

SS-121R01-081013WC-195

ND1.40.3

11/6/200811/10/2008

RL0.20.20.2

SS-122R01-081013WC-196

ND1.60.3

11/6/200811/10/2008

RL0.20.20.2

SS-123R01-081013WC-197

ND1.70.4

11/6/200811/10/2008

RL0.40.40.4

SS-126R01-081013WC-200

ND2.20.9

11/6/200811/10/2008

N O T E S :1 ) S TART has repo r ted the da ta as it was rece ived f rom the EPA O EM E Labo ra to ry . STA RT has no t pe r fo rmed da ta va l ida t ion o f the EPA OE ME Labo ra to ry da ta . An in te rna l da ta rev iew was pe r fo rmed ,by EPA OEM E

Labo ra to ry pe rsonne l p r io r t o submit ta l t o the EPA Con t ract ing Of f ice r ' s Rep resen ta t ive (COR).2 ) OE ME = Of f ice o f Env ironm en ta l Measu rem en t and Eva lua t ion .3 ) SS = Su r face So i l Sam p le .4 ) R L = Repo r t ing L imi t .5 ) mg /kg = mi l l ig rams pe r k i log ram.6 ) Resu l t s repo r ted on a d ry we igh t bas is .7 ) ND = No t De tected above Repo r t ing L imi t .8 ) RLs a re no t l is ted fo r samp les tha t we re f ie ld -screened on ly .

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RL0.20.20.2

SS-127R01-081013WC-201

ND1.40.3

11/6/200811/12/2008

RL0.20.20.2

SS-128R01-081013WC-202

ND1.00.4. 11/6/200811/10/2008

RL0.20.20.2

SS-133R01-081013WC-Z07

ND1.70.511/6/2008

11/10/2008

RL0.20.20.2

SS-134R01-081013WC-208

ND0.70.311/6/200811/10/2008

RL10.010.010.0

SS-135R01-081013WC-209

ND77.021.011/6/200811/12/2008

RL1.01.01.0

SS-136R01-081013WC-210

ND8.73.111/6/200811/12/2008


SS-137R01-081013WC-211

SS-138R01-081013WC-212

SS-139R01-081013WC-213

SS-140R01-081013WC-214

SS-141R01-081013WC-215

COM P OUND RL RL RL RLAroclor-1254Aroclor-1262Araclor-1268

0.20.20.2

N D1.50.6

0.20.20.2

N D1.20.3

0.20.20.2

N D2.50.3

0.20.20.2

N D1.10.4

0.20.20.2

N D3.5l.l


11/6/200811/12/200811/6/200811/12/2008 11/6/200811/10/2008 11/6/2008.11/10/2008 11/6/200811/10/2008




RL0.20.20.2

SS-142R01-081013WC-216

ND1.70.5

11/6/200811/10/2008

RL0.20.20.2

SS-143R01-0B1013WC-217

ND1.40.5

11/6/200811/10/2008

RL0.20.20.2

SS-152R01-081013WC-226

ND0.90.3

11/6/200811/20/2008

RL0.20.20.2

SS-162R01-081013WC-236

ND0.60.4

11/6/200811/10/2008

RL0.20.20.2

PX-22R01-081013WC-237

ND1.50.2

11/7/200911/10/2008

RL2.02.02.0

PX-23R01-081013WC-238

ND13.08.7

11/7/200911/12/2008

NOTE S :1) START has reported the data as it was received from the EPA OE ME Laboratory. STAR T has not performed data validation of the EPA OEME Laboratory data. An internal data review was performed by EPA OEMELaboratory personnel prior to submittal to the EPA Contracting Officer's Representative (COR).2) OEME = Office of Environmental Measurement and Evaluation.3) SS = Surface Soil Sample.4) RL = Reporting Limit.5) mg/kg = milligrams per kilogram.6) Results reported on a dry weight basis.7) ND = Not Detected above Reporting Limit.6) RLs are not listed for samples that were field-screened only.

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RL1.01.01.0

SS-169R01-081013WC-270

ND5.42.912/15/200812/15/2008 ->

RL1.01.01.0

SS-170R01-081013WC-271

ND1.40.612/15/200812/15/2008

RL1.01.01.0

SS-171R01-081013WC-272

ND5.83.212/15/200812/15/2008

RL10.010.010.0

SS-172R01-081013WC-273

ND44.032.012/15/200812/15/2008

RL1.01.01.0

SS-173R01-081013WC-274

ND4.02.112/15/200812/15/2008

RL1.01.01.0

SS-174R01-081013WC-275

ND0.80.612/15/200812/15/2008




RL1.01.01.0

SS-175R01-081013WC-276

ND3.01.712/15/200812/15/2008

RL1.01.01.0

SS-176R01-081013WC-277

ND3.92.312/15/200812/15/2008

RL5.05.05.0

SS-177R01-081013WC-278

ND19.013.012/15/200812/15/2008

RL1.01.01.0

SS-178R01-081013WC-279

ND3.22.1

12/15/200812/15/2008

RL1.01.01.0

SS-179R01-081013WC-280

ND3.52.412/15/200812/15/2008

RL1.01.01.0

SS-180R01-081013WC-281

ND0.90.512/15/200812/15/2008


COM P OUNDAraclor-1254Aroclor-1262Aroclor-1268


RL1.01.01.0

SS-181R01-081013WC-282

ND1.91.3

12/15/200812/15/2008

RL1.01.01.0

SS-182R01-081013WC-283

ND1.61.1

12/15/200812/15/2008

RL1.01.01.0

SS-183R01-081013WC-284

ND2.21.5

12/15/200812/15/2008

RL1.01.01.0

SS-184R01-081013WC-285

ND2.91.9

12/15/200812/15/2008

RL1.01.01.0

SS-185R01-081013WC-286

ND5.03.0

12/15/200812/15/2008

RL1.01.01.0

SS-186R01-081013WC-287

ND0.80.6

12/15/200812/15/2008

NOTE S :1) ST ART has reported the data as it was received from the EPA OEM E Laboratory. START has not performed data validation of the EPA OEME Laboratory data. An internal data review was performed by EPA OEMELaboratory personnel prior to submittal to the EPA Contracting Officer's Representative (COR).2) OEME = Office of Environmental Measurement and Evaluation.3) SS = Surface Soil Sample.4) RL = Reporting Limit.5) mg/kg = milligrams per kilogram.

6) Results reported on a dry weight basis.7) ND = Not Detected above Reporting Limit.8) RLs are not listed for samples that were field-screened only.

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COM P OUNDAroclor-1254Aroclor-1262Araclor-1268


RL1.01.01.0

SS-187R01-081013WC-288

ND4.42.7

12/15/200812/15/2008

RL1.01.01.0

SS-188R01-081013WC-289

ND1.71.212/15/200812/15/2008

RL1.01.01.0

SS-189R01-081013WC-290

ND2.61.9

12/15/200812/15/2008

RL1.01.01.0

SS-190R01-081013WC-291

ND7.13.712/15/200812/15/2008

RL1.01.01.0

SS-191R01-081013WC-292

ND1.00.7

12/15/200812/15/2008

RL1.01.01.0

SS-192R01-081013WC-293

ND1.10.8

12/15/200812/15/2008




RL1.01.01.0

SS-193R01-081013WC-294

ND17.014.012/15/200812/15/2008

RL1.01.01.0

PX-46R01-081013WC-298

ND1.81.512/15/200812/15/2008

RL5.05.05.0

PX-47R01-081013WC-299

ND20.011.012/15/200812/16/2008

RL4.04.04.0

PX-48R01-081013WC-300

ND9.49.612/15/200812/15/2008

RL10.010.010.0

PX-49R01-081013WC-301

ND64.036.012/15/200812/16/2008

RL1.01.01.0

PX-50R01-081013WC-302

ND15.09.312/15/200812/16/2008


COM P OUNDAraclor-1254Aroclor-1262Aroclor-1268


RL5.05.05.0

PX-51R01-081013WC-303

ND27.015.0

12/15/200812/16/2008

RL4.04.04.0

PX-52R01-081013WC-304

ND4.72.7

12/15/200812/16/2008

RL50.050.050.0

PX-53R01-081013WC-305

ND159.0103.0

12/15/200812/16/2008

RL1.01.01.0

PX-55R01-081013WC-307

ND0.60.4

12/15/200812/16/2008

RL1.01.01.0

PX-56R01-081013WC-308

ND1.10.8

12/15/200812/16/2008

RL1.01.01.0

PX-57R01-081013WC-309

ND0.90.5

12/15/200812/16/2008

NOTE S :1) ST ART has reported the data as it was rece i ved f rom the EPA OEME Laboratory , STA RT has not performed data va l i dat i on o f the EPA OEME Laboratory da ta . An i n terna l data rev iew was performed by EPA OEM E

Laboratory personnel pr i or to submi t ta l to the EPA Cont rac t i ng Of f i cer ' s Representa t i ve (COR),2) OEME = Of f i ce o f Env i ronmenta l Measurem ent and Eva luat i on.3) SS = Surface Soi l Sample.4) R L = Repo rting Limit,5) mg/kg = mi l l i g rams per k il ogram.6) Resul ts reported on a dry weight bas i s .7} ND = Not Detec ted above Report i ng L imi t . r8} RLs are not l i s ted for samples that were f i e l d-sc reened on l y .




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RL1.01.01.0

PX-58R01-081013WC-310

ND0.80.612/15/200812/16/2008

RL1.01.01.0

PX-62R01-081013WC-314

ND3.91.912/15/200812/16/2008

RL2.02.02.0

PX-63R01-081013WC-315

ND6.04.612/15/200812/16/2008

RL1.01.01.0

PX-64R01-081013WC-316

ND0.90.412/15/200812/16/2008

RL1.01.01.0

PX-65R01-081013WC-317

ND1.51.012/15/200812/16/2008

RL1.01.01.0

PX-66R01-081013WC-318

ND0.70.612/15/200812/16/2008




RL1.01.01.0

SS-194R01-081013WC-322

ND3.11.912/16/200812/16/2008

RL1.01.01.0

SS-195R01-081013WC-323

ND4.22.412/16/200812/16/2008

RL5.05.05.0

SS-196R01-081013WC-324

ND13.08.312/16/200812/16/2008

RL1.01.01.0

SS-197R01-081013WC-325

ND5.22.412/16/200812/16/2008

RL1.01.01.0

SS-198R01-081013WC-326

ND2.21.1

12/16/200812/16/2008

RL1.00.30.3

SS-199R01-081013WC-327

NDNDND




RL1.01.01.0

SS-200R01-081013WC-328

ND1.50.6

12/16/200812/16/2008

RL1.01.01.0

SS-201R01-081013WC-329

ND0.70.4

12/16/200812/16/2008

RL1.01.01.0

SS-202R01-081013WC-330

ND2.41.3

12/16/200812/16/2008

RL1.01.01.0

SS-204R01-081013WC-332

ND0.60.4

12/16/200812/16/2008

RL1.01.01.0

SS-205R01-081013WC-333

ND0.80.4

12/16/200812/16/2008

RL4.04.04.0

SS-213R01-081013WC-341

ND7.24.2

12/16/200812/18/2008

NOTE S :1) S TART has reported the data as i t was rece i ved f rom the EPA O EME Lab oratory . START has not perform ed data va l i dat ion o f the EPA OEME La boratory data . An i n terna l data rev iew was performed by EPA O EME

Laboratory personnel pr i or to submi t ta l to the EPA Cont rac t i ng Of f i cer ' s Representa t i ve (COR).2) OEME = Of f i ce o f Env i ronmenta l Measuremen t and Eva luat i on.3) SS = Surface Soi l Sample.4) RL = Report i ng L imi t .5) mg/kg = mi l l i g rams per k i l ogram.6) Resul ts reported on a dry weight bas i s .7) ND = Not Detec ted above Report i ng L imi t .8) RLs are not l i s ted for samples that were f i e l d-sc reene d on l y ,

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RL4.04.04.0'

SS-214R01-081013WC-342

ND8.85.112/16/200812/18/2008

RL1.01.01.0

SS-215R01-081013WC-343

ND1.61.212/16/200812/18/2008

RL4.04.04.0

SS-216R01-081013WC-344

ND6.63.212/16/200812/18/2008

RL1.01.01.0

SS-217R01-081013WC-345

ND6.24.512/16/200812/18/2008

RL1.01.01.0

SS-218R01-081013WC-346

ND3.42.412/16/200812/18/2008

RL1.01.01.0

SS-219R01-081013WC-347

ND5.43.712/16/200812/18/2008




RL1.01.01.0

SS-220R01-081013WC-348

ND0.90.612/16/200812/18/2008

RL1.01.01.0

SS-221R01-081013WC-349

ND2.21.212/16/200812/18/2008

RL1.01.01.0

SS-222R01-081013WC-350

ND1.30.7

12/16/200812/18/2008

RL1.01.01.0

SS-224R01-081013WC-3S2

ND0.70.312/16/200812/18/2008

RL1.01.01.0

SS-225R01-081013WC-353

ND0.70.5

12/16/200812/17/2008

RL1.01.01.0

SS-237R01-081013WC-365

ND0.80.412/16/200812/16/2008




RL5.05.05.0

PX-69R01-081013WC-374

ND15.06.6

12/17/200812/17/2008

RL5.05.05.0

PX-70R01-081013WC-375

ND18.08.3

12/17/200812/17/2008

RL5.05.05.0

PX-71R01-081013WC-376

ND14.08.8

12/17/200812/17/2008

RL1.01.01.0

PX-72R01-081013WC-377

ND1.50.7

12/17/200812/17/2008

RL1.01.01.0

PX-73R01-081013WC-378

ND1.20.5

12/17/200812/17/2008

RL1.01.01.0

PX-76R01-081013WC-381

ND1.60.7

12/17/200812/17/2008

N O T E S :1) ST ART has reported the data as it was rece i ved f rom the EPA OE ME Laboratory . ST ART has not performed data va l i dat i on o f the EPA OEME Laborato ry data . An i n terna l data rev iew was performed by EPA OEM E

Laboratory personnel pr i or to submi t ta l to the EPA Cont rac t i ng Of f i cer ' s Representa t i ve (COR).2) O EME = Of f i ce o f Env i ronmenta l Measurem ent and Eva luat i on.3) SS = Surface Soi l Sample.4) R L = Reporting Limit.5) mg/kg = mi l l ig rams per k i l ogram.6} Resul ts reported on a dry weight bas i s .7) ND = Not Detec ted above Report i ng L imi t .8) RLs are not l i s ted for samples that were f i e l d-sc reened on l y .




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mg/kg


PX-77R01-081013WC-382

PX-81R01-081013WC-386

PX-82R01-081013WC-387

PX-83R01-0S1013WC-388

PX-84R01-081013WC-389

PX-231'R01-081013WC-400

COM P OUND RL RL RL RLAroclor-1254Aroclor-1262Aroclor-1268

1.01.01.0

N D1.10.5

1.01.01.0

N D4.62.7

1.01.01.0

N D1.20.7

4.04.04.0

N D8.44.5

4.04.04.0

N D1.81.3

ND32.018.0


12/17/200812/17/2008 12/17/200812/18/2008 12/17/200812/18/2008 12/17/200812/18/3008 12/17/200812/18/2008 3/25/20093/25/2009


PX-241'R01-081013WC-401

PX-251'R01-081013WC-402

PX-261'R01-081013WC-403

PX-352'R01-081013WC-393

PX-372'R01-081013WC-395

PX-392'R01-081013WC-396

COM P OUND RL RL RL RL RL RLAroclor-1254Aroclor-1262Aroclor-1268

N D4.43.3

N D12.06 8

N D24.015.0

ND1.41.0

ND0.60.7

N D4.83.0


3/25/20093/25/2009

3/25/20093/25/2009

3/25/20093/25/2009

3/25/20093/25/2009

3/25/20093/25/2009

3/25/20093/25/2009


PX-402'R01-081013WC-397

PX-422'R01-081013WC-398

PX-081'R01-081013WC-404

SS-1671'R01-081013WC-406

SS- 1731 'R01-081013WC-408

SS- 1741 'R01-081013WC-409

COM P OUND RL RL RL RL RL RLAroclor-1254Aroclor-1262Aroclor-1268

N D11.05.8

N D0.90.8

N D8.25.7

N D5.83.9

N D3.32.3

N D1.20.8


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NOTE S :1) START has reported the data as it was received from the EPA OEME Laboratory. START has not performed data validationofthe EPA OEME Laboratory data. An internal data review was performed by EPA OEMELaboratory personnel prior to submittaltothe EPA Contracting Officer's Representative (COR).2) OEME = Office ofEnvironmental Measurement and Evaluation. ;3) SS = Surface Soil Sample.4) RL = Reporting Limit.5) mg/kg = milligrams per kilogram.6) Results reported onadry weight basis.7) ND=Not Detected above Reporting Limit.8) RLs are not listed for samples that were field-screened only.

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COM P OUND RL RL RL RL RLAroclor-1254Aroclor-1262Aroclor-1268

ND5.23.4

ND12.07.7

ND6.94.4

ND8.46.7

ND9.75.6

ND6.16.5

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SS- 17S1 'R01-081013WC-425

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COMPOU ND RL RL RL RL RL RLAroclor-1254Aroclor-1262Aroclor-1268

ND1.31.1

ND7.33.8

400.0400.0400.0

ND3300.0ND

ND8.86.2

ND4.94.3

ND12.05.8

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N O T E S :1) START has reported th edataas it was rece i ved f rom the EPAOEM E Laboratory . START has n otperformed data va l i dat i onofth eEP AOEME La boratory data .An i n terna l data rev iew was performed by EPAO E M E

Laboratory personnel pr i ortosubmi t ta lt o the EPACont rac t i ng Of f i cer ' s Representa t i ve (CO R).2) OEME=OfficeofEnv i ronmenta l Measure ment and Eva luat i on.3) SS =Surface Soi l Sample.4) RL =Report i ng L imi t .5) mg/kg=mi l l i g ramsp erk i l ogram.6) R esul ts reportedon a drywe ight bas i s . 7) ND = NotDetec ted above Report i ng L imi t .6) RLsa re not istedfor samples that were f i e l d-sc reened on l y .

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ND2.71.2

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ND10.07.5ND5.53.7

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T P 2 FR01-081013WC-438

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COM P OUND RL RL RL RL RLAroclor-1254Aroclor-1262Aroclor-1268

ND20.010.0

ND9.15.6

ND35.020.0

ND58.031.0

ND8.35.2

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