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[SWMU B-8]

Solid Waste Management Unit B-8

Chronology of Actions/Investigations

Year

Month

Action/Results

Action
Performed By

Project
Number

Unknown

Unknown

Site used as a fired small arms ammunition brass area. Consists of piles of fire bricks and ammunition shells and remains.

CSSA

NA

1995

February

Geophysical survey performed. Two anomalies found, only one potentially related to past waste management activities.

Parsons ES

Order 126

1996

February

Work Plan for B-8 investigation submitted.

Parsons ES

RL17

August

Three soil borings drilled and sampled. Analytical results are currently in question due to ITS Laboratory practices.

Parsons ES
CoreTerra
ITS

RL17

1997

March

Work Plan addendum submitted.

Parsons ES

RL33

August

Anomaly identified during geophysical survey was excavated. Excavation contained two large pieces of concrete. After excavation, no additional anomalies detected.

Parsons ES
UXB

RL33

1999

January

Plan for interim measures submitted.

Parsons ES

RL74

April

EPA memorandum indicated analytical results obtained from ITS are not usable.

EPA

NA

November

Submitted work plan for resampling to replace analytical chemistry data generated by ITS Laboratory

Parsons ES

NA

2000

March

Three soil borings advanced (SB1-3) for Rework and 9 samples were analyzed for VOCs, metals and explosives.

Parsons ES
APPL, Inc.
O’Brien & Gere
Data Chem

Rework

April

Collected 3 sift samples (Sift1-3), analyzed for VOCs, metals, and explosives (1 sample) and metals only (2 samples) analysis.

Parsons ES
APPL, Inc.
Data Chem

RL83

2001

January

Two additional soil samples collected from stockpiled soils were analyzed for the leachability of contaminants.

Parsons

RL83

2002

April

Final RCRA Facility Investigation Report submitted.

Parsons

NA

2003

December

Final RCRA Facility Investigation Report Addendum submitted.

Parsons

RL83

RL17

December

Final TO 0019 Work Plan Addendum submitted.

Parsons

TO19

2004

July

Excavated areas where samples exceeded for lead.

37mm projectiles on surface, nails and burnt material found in the target areas and a 4-inch water line.

Parsons

DY01

October

Excavated 4-inch water line and removed from site.

Parsons

DY01

2008

February

Removed existing piles on site and scraped top 1 foot of soil from entire site.

Parsons

DY01

March

Collected 14 waste characterization samples. Hazardous soils separated and treated with PIMS.

Parsons

DY01

May

Treated PIMS soils sampled for confirmation then moved to the East Pasture berm, 2,190 cubic yards.

Parsons

DY01

June

Excavated areas where samples exceeded for barium, lead, copper, and zinc. Collected 11 confirmation samples.

Parsons

DY01

2009

March

Hazardous soils separated and treated with PIMS.

Parsons

DO11

April

Excavated an additional ~600 cubic yards in areas that samples exceeded. Sampled PIMS treated soils and newly generated stockpile for waste generation. Moved ~500 cubic yards of soils to East Pasture berm.

Parsons

DO11

May

Collected 15 confirmation samples from recently excavated areas.

Parsons

DO11

2010

June

Performed XRF analysis at the site to determine the extent of metals in surface soils. Analysis performed on several soil samples to determine the correlation between XRF and laboratory results showed good correlation for lead and zinc.

Parsons

DO50

2012

February

SWMUs B-2, B-8, B-20/21, and B-24 were combined with RMU-1 as part of the active firing range. These sites will be investigated, remediated, and closed when the firing range is no longer active. USEPA Memorandum dated February 29, 2012.

USEPA

NA