Work Plan
Table 2.3 - Medium Priority SWMUs
Unit No. |
Status Priority |
Main Use |
Historic Use (notes from Environmental Assessment, September 1993) |
Field/Geophysical Results |
Approximate Location |
Expected Field Effort 1 Activities |
Expected Soil Borings |
Expected Sample Analyses |
Med. |
B/Ds |
Powder and ammunition burn area used in 1954 for burning powder and incendiary materials. This information was field verified through areas of stressed vegetation. |
No anomalies found (EM or GPR); surficial contamination; soil borings drilled at site. |
North Pasture |
None |
Three |
SVOCs, metals |
|
Med. |
B/Ds |
Fired small arms ammunition brass area consisting of piles of fire bricks and ammunition shells and remains. |
One anomaly was found during geophysical survey. |
North Pasture |
None |
Three |
VOCs, metals, explosives |
|
Med. |
D |
Miscellaneous solid waste (metals and weapons) disposal area. The field survey indicated mildly stressed vegetation, but no indication of ammunition. |
Needs geophysical survey. |
Lower east pasture of CSSA |
Locate, map, geophysical survey, three surface soil samples |
None |
VOCs, SVOCs, metals, explosives |
|
Med. |
D |
Landfill area for large pieces of scrap metal and weapons were embedded in the 20-foot high hillside and in adjacent pond. |
No anomalies found during geophysical survey; surface trash. |
Behind the F-14 storage area |
None |
Three |
VOCs, SVOCs, metals, explosives |
|
Med. |
D |
Engineering trash dump area. Field survey indicated an area where miscellaneous solid waste was disposed of. This area has been covered and semi-compacted, but there are several areas where the cover has eroded, revealing the trash. |
Geophysical survey needs to be conducted. |
East of quarry |
Locate, map, geophysical survey, three surface soil samples |
Three |
VOCs, SVOCs, metals |
|
Med. |
D |
Miscellaneous solid waste, metal, and weapons identified on CSSA's original list. |
No anomalies found during geophysical survey; soil borings drilled at site. |
West of oxidation pond |
None |
Three |
VOCs, metals |
|
Med. |
D |
Sanitary landfill. |
Needs geophysical survey. |
|
Locate, map, geophysical survey, three surface soil samples |
None |
VOCs, SVOCs, metals |
|
Med. |
D |
Old quarry area used for disposal of miscellaneous solid waste, munitions, and construction debris. A decayed drum of nickel penetrate was observed during field survey. |
Needs geophysical survey. |
SE of munitions maintenance area |
Locate, map, geophysical survey, three surface soil samples |
None |
VOCs, SVOCs, metals, explosives |
|
Med. |
D |
Area where miscellaneous construction debris was disposed. Field survey indicated scrap concrete, roofing shingles, and construction trash. |
Needs geophysical survey. |
SE of active facility, behind the quarry |
Locate, map, geophysical survey, three surface soil samples |
None |
VOCs, SVOCs, metals |
|
Med. |
D |
Sand and projectiles from Building 90 test range used as pipe bedding. |
Needs geophysical survey. |
Northeast of Building 92 |
Locate, map, geophysical survey, three surface soil samples |
None |
Metals, explosives |
|
Med. |
D |
Sand and projectiles from Building 90 test range used as pipe bedding. |
Needs geophysical survey. |
North side of Building 34 |
Locate, map, geophysical survey, three surface soil samples |
None |
Metals, explosives |
|
Med. |
D |
Sand and projectiles from Building 90 test range used as pipe bedding. |
Needs geophysical survey. |
South side of Building 45 |
Locate, map, geophysical survey, three surface soil samples |
None |
Metals, explosives |
|
Med. |
D |
A drain in the locomotive maintenance pit is connected to a pipe which drains into a ditch which leads ultimately to Leon Creek. |
Needs geophysical survey. |
Near Building 28 (locomotive maintenance building) |
Locate, map, geophysical survey, three surface soil samples |
None |
VOCs, SVOCs, metals |
|
B Burning or detonation D Disposal - depth unknown Ds Surficial deposition Note: Because the medium priority sites have known waste residues or subsurface disturbances, these sites were be addressed in field effort 2 in addition to field effort 1. |