ML20149H520
| ML20149H520 | |
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| Issue date: | 07/14/1997 |
| From: | Jim Hickey NRC OFFICE OF NUCLEAR MATERIAL SAFETY & SAFEGUARDS (NMSS) |
| To: | Wills A ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY |
| References | |
| REF-WM-3 NUDOCS 9707250015 | |
| Download: ML20149H520 (5) | |
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Ms. Augusta Wills Federal Facilities Enforcement Office (2261A)
U.S. Env)ronmental Protection Agency 401 M Street. S.W.
Washington DC 20460
Dear Ms. Wills:
In accordance with Section 3016 of the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act, which requires that Federal agencies provide the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency with an inventory of hazardous waste that is stored. treated, or disposed of at facilities currently, or previously, owned by the Federal agency, the U.S. Nuclear Pegulatory Commission staff has reviewed NRC operations for 1996 and 1997 and has determined that:
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NRC owned or operated facilities have not stored. treated, or disposea of hazardous waste during this time period; or.
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The amount of hazardous waste that has been stored, treated, or disposed of at NRC owned or operated facilities during this time period is such that the NRC owned or operated facilities are classified as conditionally exempt small cuantity generators.
Staff of the Federal Facility Inventory Hotline informed NRC staff that Federal facilities that have not stored. treated, or disposed of hazardous waste during the 1996/1997 time period, or are classified as conditionally exempt small quantity generators, are nnt required to complete the Inventory of Federal Hazardous Waste Facilities form that was forwarded to our offices on April 28. 1997.
If you have any questions concerning this matter, please contact Dominick A. Orlando of my staff at (301) 415-6749.
Sincerely,
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U.S Environmental Protection Agency 401 M Street. S.W.
Washington 'DC 20460
Dear Ms. Wills:
In accordance with Section.3016 of the Resource Conservation and Recovery-Act.
.which requires that Federal agencies provide the U.S Environmental Protection Agency-with an inventory of hazardous waste that is stored, treated, or disposed of at facilities currently, or previously owned by the Federal
' agency, the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission staff has reviewed NRC operations for 1996 and 1997 and has determined that:
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NRC owned or operated facilities have not stored, treated, or disposed of hazardous waste during this time period; or.-
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The amount of hazardous waste that has been stored, treated, or disposed of at NRC owned or operated facilities during this time period is such that the NRC owned or operated facilities are classified as conditionally exempt small quantity generators.
Staff of the Federal Facility Inventory Hotline informed NRC staff that Federal facilities that have not stored, treated, or disposed of hazardous waste during the 1996/1997 time period, or are classified as conditionally exempt small quar.tity generators, are not required to complete the Inveritory of Federal Hazardcus Waste Facilities form that was forwarded to our offices on April 28, 1997.
If you have any questions concerning this matter, please contact Dominick A. Orlando of my staff at (301) 415-6749.
. Sincerely.
John W. N. Hickey. Chief Low-Level Waste and Decommissioning Projects Branch Division of Waste Management Office of Nuclear material Safety and Safeguards N
Ms. Augusta Wills Federal Facilities Enforcement Office (2261A)
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Dear Ms. Wills:
In accordance with Section 3016 of the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act, which requires that Federal agencies provide the U.S. Environmental Protection
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Agency with an inventory of hazardous waste that is stored, treated, or l
disposed of at facilities currently, or previously, owned by the Federal agency, the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission staff has reviewed NRC operations for 1996 and 1997 and has determined that:
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NRC owned or operated facilities have not stored, treated, or disposed of hazardous waste during this time period; or, 2.
The amount of hazardous waste that has been stored, treated, or disposed at at NRC owned or operated facilities during this time period is such that the NRC owned or operated facilities are classified as conditionally exempt small quantity generators.
Staff of the Federal Facility Inventory Hotline informed NRC staff that Federal facilities that have not stored, treated, or disposed of hazardous waste during the 1996/1997 time period, or are classified as conditionally exempt small quantity generators, are not required to complete the Inventory of Federal Hazardous Waste Facilities form that was forwarded to our offices on April 28, 1997.
If you have any questions concerning this matter, please contact Dominick A. Orlando of my staff at (301) 415-6749.
Sincerely.
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' Section 3016 of the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) requires all Federal agencies to compile, publish, and submit to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) an inventory of all facilities they currently own or operate, or have previously owned or operated, at which hazardous waste is stored, treated, or disposed of, or was disposed of at any -
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~ Solid Waste conducted the initial inventory in 1986, and subsequently in 1988,1990,1992, and 1994. In 1996, responsibility for conducting the inventory was transferred to EPA's Federal
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Facilities Enforcement Office (FFEO), within the Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance. Since taking over responsibility, FFEO has finalized some outstanding issues regarding the 1994 inventory, and are now initiating the 1996 inventory. The 1996 inventory E
must be completed and submitted to EPA on July 28,1997. The purpose of this letteris to t request your participation in this Congressionally mandated program.
The 1996 inventory consists of two q'uestionnairee the "1_996 Inventory of Federal Hazardous Waste Activities at Currently Owned or Operated Federal Facilities," and "1996 Inventory of Federal Hazardous Waste Activities at Formerly Owned or Operated Federal Facilities (9FFs)." (Copies of each questionnaire are enclosed.) The first question I.e is aimed at those facilities which are currently owned or' operated by a Federal agency, and at'which hazardous waste is now being stored, treated 6r dispo, sed'of, or was disposed of at any time in the
' past. The second questionnaire is aimed at identifying those facilities which were formerly owned or operated by a Federal agency and at which hazardous waste was disposed before or during the time ofits Federal ownership or duringlits Federal operation.
b As in previous years, EPA has taken several measures in an effort to facilitate your mponse. First, EPA has pre-printed the 1996 questionnaire with the facility-specific g.stmation that your Agency provided in its 1994 inventory. The tasks remaining for your 1 Agency are to review the pre-printed 1996 inventory forms to ensure that the 1994 information is accurate, to make any necessary updates and corrections, and to complete questionnaires for any new entries into the inventory.. All questionnaires should be reviewed and completed by the iperson who is most familiar with the facilities identified in the inventory.
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Third, if you prefer to submit the 1996 inventory information electronically, computer software is available upon request. Please contact the Hotline so we can prepare a diskette containing your agency's 1994 electronic files. The diskettes and instructions will be distributed during the interagency training, mentioned below. Electronic submittals will be due to EPA (90 days from date of this letter).
Finally, EFA has scheduled a half-day interagency training to provide an overview of the 1996 inventory, conduct a computer software demonstration, and answer questions pertaining to the inventory. The training will be held on May 21,1997, at 9:00 a.m. Your staffis likely to already be aware of this training session. If they have not yet done so, please have them call the Hotline to register and obtain further information. Although there is plenty of space available,it will be helpful for us to know how many people pirn to attend so that we can prepare the appropriate number of training materials. EPA will have the complete set of the 1996 pre-printed inventory questionnaires, detailed instructions, and a computer disk (if requested), available for each agency attending the training. We believe that this approach may accelerate the process by ensuring that the appropriate designated staff person (s) receives the forms. If a member of your staff is not able to attend the training, we will be happy to deliver these materials to your environmental designee upon request.
We look forward to working with you during this process. In the meantime, should you or your staff have any questions regarding 'M W96 inventory, please call the Federal Facility Inventory Hotline at 1-888-219-0522.
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I Section 3016 of the Plesourw Conservation and Recovery Act (HCRA) requires all Fedr'ral agencies to
' undertake a continuing prograrn to compile, publish,'and submit to [ EPA} an imentory of each
[hazarduum ws.uts] see the Pederal agency owns or coera'es.* Federal agencies must suemit this riventory to EPA once every two years. This is the sixth inventory and ir due to EPA on er before JA 28.1 err.
This questionnaire has Deen deveicped to assist you in complymg with sechon 3016. Your cooperation in completing this questionnaire wls enable EPA to da N compilo the inventory.
9 GENERAL INF9RI4AT10N 1.
Sutett all completed questiormeros to:
Federal Facilitses Enforcement Othee (2261 A) i Attention: Augusta Wills U.S. Environmental Protechon Agency j
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ti your fadHty is located in a State authonzad under RCRA, you must also submit a copy of the questionnahe to the appropfste State office. All States have moelved authodraw for their RCRA programs, except for Alaska, Hawai, ard lowa.
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If the informatic. you are solmutting m response lo this questionnaire ir, classi.w or restncted as nasonal security Iriformason, contact the Federal Facill*y Irwantory Hodhe at 1888 219 0622 for instructions on how the information is to be handled. You should also irciude, it appiloeble, the legal justlAcation for the irWorrnation to be tmates as classified or roerieted in the interest of national secunty, 4,
if the inM64on you are submitting would nonnaRy be considered conndential business informs 6cn (CBI) under 40 CFR Part 2, ycvir claim truet be enade wnen you submit the l
questonnalm. You should also include, if appleoable, the legal justl6 cation for the informatfore to be treated an onnEdenefal if yno rio rot submrt the claim of confidentia2/ with your qu etionnalrs, EDA rney make the hformeMon avtPable to tr.a public wit' cut further nobce to you Please refer to 40 CFR 2.203 and 270.12 for further irf.ormation on CBl.
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Sechen 301s requires that you submit IrWormation for 'sech cite which the federal agency owns or operates or has owned or operated at which hazardous waste is stored, treated or dispose.1 of or has been disposed of at any time." This means that you must submit t
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If your facility completed a questionnaire for the 1994 inventory, it is now listed in the EPA Federal facilties irwentory data bees. Your 1996 questionnaire has the garne questions as the j
1994 7: -':-ii. When updabog the information from the 1996 Questionnaire, cross oct all insosurets informatkm, and make the updates or ocnoctions on the same questionnaire in !)gg irdt An electronic fling opdon is available upon request if you choose to use this option, j
paper copies of the changes are not required. 39bmit the diskette with the edsted information to EPA. An updsfod ?"+,,ss needs to be submMted for each feodity listed in thd data base. ' You J =M commists a new or
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If at any time more space is necessary to provide the information requested, add an attachment to the questionnaire.
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DEMNm0NS Tha following is a list of definitions used in this cuestionnaire. Other definitions will appear in thu
~ directions for specdio questions. C;". T.er.s in this -*M 3016 hacrv are for the ouroceen of this inventory onhL Tnev are F-^j on W::. r*-^' -is, aaf~a and = Manos of EPA. buLmay have beeft ID0dllied for 1bs DU' games of the irwenterv l
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l a State hazardous waste program approved by EPA to implement all or part of the RCRA program in lieu of the Federal govemment.
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a notifloation to the Federal govemment of a release equal to or greater than that determined under CERCt.A section 102 (reportable nuantitles).
a CQffedIVe MJf] E measurse talen to remediate contaminebon at a RCRA facility. This may include studies and irt.:r_ f--r.s, as wou as activibes to control the source of the release, and c6ean up the release.
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th) ovaluabon of proposed methods of remediation to 6atermine if they a o effective in witrutikg tlw source of me reitese, and cseaning up the re, ease ti-M,-(as used in Part IV of this quescormeiro)the decharge, depoort, it rection, d substance into or on any land or water so tnat sucn irazardous substa'oe or any constrtuents thereof may enter the erv,ro. e.Ji or be emitted into the air or discharged into any waters.
J Inclueng ground waners.
Disposa Fmley -(as used in Part 111 of this questionnaire) -
a facety or part of a factly at whcq hazardous washe is intentonalQ placed into or o or water, and at whoh weste wil' remain after closure.
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conducted to indiasts reladve changes in air contaminant conor ntrations at various times.
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the study undertaken to deveho and waluate optons for rettedial actor under CERCt.A.
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a# contiguous pmporty owned and/or operated by a Federd aceity at any one location an i
i which hazardous weste is stored, treeted, or disposed, or nas been #W= The boundaryj the Federal tecety is the portmeter of the cortfouous protetty owned or operated by the l
Federal agency, irrespective of the boundary of any CEF.Cl.A sites or RCRA facdsbos lo on the property.
For purposes of this inventory, a property may be divirjed into one or mofe faom6es (andl reponed on separate fortns) even is w contiguot.s pr*perty. For example, a very large Service property with two distinct hazardous watra enerstens,50 miles apart. and operate l
two diferent non-agency parties may logically be reported as two faolities. Additiona#y, two non<xmti;,uous but arqarent pmportina (e.g., sa wsted by.a pubne road) may logically be i
combined on one form if the a4eoent propertas ate owned and operated by tre same sigra ;.an. Sapemen RCRA fnellsles (i.e., tecil% assigned dWorera RCRA ID numbers) should be reported separately.
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SQQQ gcrwn iagnt owned /govemmerit operated fac6fty where the govemment ow oporuses au regulated actvity.
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M - prwately owned /govemment operated where the govemment acase bufdings or space for its operations. if the faciilty is owned by a State, county, or local government, it is considered prwately owned for the purpeem of this invernory.
Laasse - Whefe parties are granted tee of govemment land by a rental or real estade j-agreement or title treneder wth reversionary cisuse (nt;rWCipal landflNs, oil and gas, moing, agnoultural, induetnat operennne. gramng parte and marinas).
I Fondaques - whern the govemment owns or operates a feeliity as a result of a legal Proceedng by which a mortgage was forecioned i
ffh where the govemment owns or operates a facdity as a result of seizure and legal-
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p oceeding by wtush the former owner or operaior surrendered the tacility as a purushment for t, crime, o#ense, error, or breech of contract.
.Taaann-where the govemment owns os operates a facility where hazansous substances
- have been unlawfuity de by another pany (e.g., ' midnight dumping").
EtdE*?.A[ where one govemment agency rwnt a facihty but another agency is solely responsele for the hazardous waste aethaty, j
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l a sose waste whicn:
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is listed as a hazardous waste in subpart D of 40 CFR Part 261:2I exhibits any of the hazardous charactertatics in Subpart C of 40 CFR Part 261; or is a modure of a hazardous waste and a solid waste.
Hazanlous Weste Manaosment Unt (HWMU).
a ccrdiguous area of land on or in which amerdous weste is placed, or the largest area in which there is sigfWfloant Elmhood of mixing twzardous waele conshtuente in the same area.
Examples of HWMUs include a mwfece impoundment, a waste pile, a land treatment area, a landfB oeil. an incinerator, a tank and its assooisted piping and undertying containment system and a container storage area. A container alone does not constnute a unit; the una irciudes one or more containers and the land or pad upon which they are pisood.
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any outztenes designated pursuant to section 311(b)(2)(A) of me Pooeral water Polluton Act; sodion 102 of CERCI.A; section 3001 of the Solid Waste Disposal Act; section 307(a) of the Federal Water Posution Control Act; sostion 112 of the clean Air Act; and section 7 of the
- Toxic Substances Control Act. The term does not include petroleum, including crude ot or any i
frecGon thereof which is not otherwme spedfically listed or designesed as a hazardous
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eubstance, and the term does not include natural gaa, nasarat gas liquias, ligured natural gas, or symhette gas usable for fuel (or mixturas of natural gas and such synthetos).
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i cleanup accons taken to addrees'an emergency situation prior to selection of a final remedy
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h fie site has been en.*uated and scored using the Hazard Raniong Sys*em (HRS),
has timen proposed in the M Begister,. the proposal was (or rney stdf be) open for 4
comment; however, it nas not been instod.
W - the slie appeared on the ffL in a final W 3gggtg notice. it has been scored and fanhed accordin0 to the HRS, and meets or emoeods the score EPA has set as the lisdng
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Ocetakt-the person responsible for fie overalioperabon of a facility.
Sans-the coreon who owns a facdtty or a part of a faciity.
i Part B Permit AccGcahon-an apptcebon for en operating RCRA facelay permit under 40 CFR Part 270.
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refers to an individual, tmst, firm, joint stock company, Federal agency, corporation. partnership.
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the applicapon for a RCRA permit to cover a land dWewal facilty's post-closure care penod.
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review of existing information and an off 1.de reconnaisaarca, if apgwopriate, to determine if a ro6 ease may reWre additional inveshgat:o% or schon A PA may include an on-site reconnaissance, ii appropriate.
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all conhgoous land, structures, otner appunenances, and improvements on the land, used for tennMo, storino, or disposing of harardous waste on or afief Newmber 19,1900, for whch a RCRA facility identificebon number has been assigned. A facdity may consist of several treatmerit, storage, or dispamat operational units (e.g., one or more tendfilis, eurface impoundments,or combinsalons of them).
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management of hazardous waste are locatod but rather extends to all contiguous property undef the owner or operators control RCRA Faciktr Anamanment (RFA)-
usentslee and==aa==as actuoi and potorwiel releases from solci waste management imits. The RFA pnyvides the basis for decanons about irnplemendng conective achon at facelbet.
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4 flaisana-l any spilling, leasdr:g, pumping, pouring, emrtung, emptying, dechargmg, infecting, escapirig, leeching, dumpmg, or esposing of hazardous was:es/ hazardous consstuents into the environment (including dierweg banets, containers, and other closed receptacles cornaining i
hazardouc weste or nazardous uorstituents),
s RemmsetAaten-those modons consistent with permanent remedy taken instead of, or in addition to. removal 1
acean in the event of a release or thmatened release of hazardous substance irto the environment, to preverd or minimize the release of hazardous substances so that they do not migrate to cause subs J danger to present or future pubac health or welfare or the erwironment. Examp,es of remedal achon are connnement (e.o.. alurry wese): W.Tr:
prosecuen" trenchee* groundwater wthdrawal, treatment, and reinpction; clay cover; and s
neutreAzetion.
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the rnoel analysis and procedures wtuch lowuw th6 Selecbon of remedy for a site anc result in a deladed set of plans and *oecifications fe. 'eptemertAon of the remedal acton.
Rimedellmestiaanon (RI)-
i a process undertaken to determine the nature and extent of the release. The Ri emplamzes data collection and site chaiEAnsains.. (This le the CERCLA ec uivalent to an RFA.)
Removal -
the cleanup or removal of haraldous substances from the environment. Such actions may be taken in the event of a release or the threat of reisese of hazardous substances into the erwitonment, inclJding acuons to monitor, assess and evaluate the reisaae or threat of release of hornedous substances; the esposal of removed masedial; or sucn emer acbons as may be neccesary to prevent, minimize, or mitigets damage lo the puth heedth or welfare or to the ed.Tz.m:nt.
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an on-sita ir%%n to detemune release polontial and the nature of this associated threats.
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meane any partiage, reruee, sludge fmm a waste treatment plant, water supply treatment plant, or air pollution control faciety and other decorded material, including solid, loud, semisold, or contained gaseous motorial resumng from community actnrtues, but does not include set or J
denohred matettal in domesec sewa0s, or sciid or dissolved malertal in tiows or industnal discharges which are pomt sources subject to permits under the clean Wseer Act, or source, special nuclear or bypmduct metertal as defined by the Atomic Energy Act of 1964.
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Solid Waale.Ma'1aammentunit (SWMU) any theoomsDie waste management unit at a RCRA facalty from which hazardous constituents might nyrale, irrespecthe of whether the unit was intendoc for the mana0ement of soiks ard/or hazantous waste. The $WMU dsRnition includes containers, tanics, surface impoundments, weste pies, land treatment units, landine, incinerators, ard underground inieeson wous, recyceng mits, westewater treatment units and other unns which EPA has genanney exempted from standards appiscable to hazardous waste management units, and areas contaminated by i
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. Part ! Complete this' Pert for gggh Federally owned or -g--J-f facility, as doGned on page lii e
I of the instructions. For turther information on complodng this form, call I 986 2t94822.
PART LA - FEDERALLY OWNED OR OPERATED FACILITY IDENTIFICATION '
1.-
. Enter the exact name of the facility. Remempor that a separate questionnaire needs to be completed for each facilhy. C,4is and updates from tne 1994 quesDonnaires are to De made in Igg ink on the forms se9t to you.
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Enter the Federal Fr.cility identification Number. This is the 12 digit number assigned by the Ll.S. 26neral Services Administration (GSA) :o the agency that owns the property. A Federal Facility identdicat:en Nurnber has the State abbrev 6ation as the first two digits, followed by a 2
dash r.nd nine riumbers (e.g., NV-123466789 ).
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Provide the 12 digit number assegned to the faciity for the RCRA haardous waste menacement program. A;l facilities responding to 1his questionnaim will not necessanty have this number. Only fit this in if your faculty is a RCRA facility. The RORA facilhy ID number has the State abbreviation as the first two dicits, either a letter or number as the third digit, followed I
t:y nine nurnbers. The last nine numbers may be, but are not necessarily, the same as the last nine numbers of the Federal Facility identification Number in Queshon 2 (e.g., NVY123456789).
PART LB - RESPONSISLE FEDERAL AGENCY l
1.
- Owner" refers to the entity that owns the Federal fadilt) property, if the property is owned by tne Federal govemment, both the Department a9d the Agency involved in the ownershe should be identified (e.g., if the facility is a military inat tilation, fut <n the Department of Defense as the
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depenment, and the branch of the mittary as the agency, if there is no departm, at. as in the case of EPA, leave department section blank) 'Other* may refer to a private owner or some other level of govemment (e.g., State, county, ety).
2.
" Operator' means the person responsible for the overall operation of a facility. QDk enter this information if the operator is not the same as the owrwr. See the denrntion of 'Fedefelly owned or cperated facility" on page iii. If there is more than one type of faclety at the same location, a separate form needo to be flued out for each.
3.
Indicate the type of teoility, based on the relationchap between the owner and the oportstor.
Choose only 203 of the nine choices listed: 0000, GOCO, POGO, GOPO, Lessee,.
Foredoeure, Forfeiture, Trespeas, or Wsthdrawal. The dofinition of each can be found on pages iii IV. If there is more than one type of facil'ty at the same location, a separate form needs to be flued out for each. '
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Prov6de the name, title and telephone number of the person who f'!Ied out this survey. Ths person should be able to answer survey-related questions if the need anses W,4 sure to include the area code.
PART l.C. I.OCATION OF THE FEDERALLY OWNED OR OPERATED FACILITY 1a.
Provide the location adcrssa of the faciMy. This address may differ from the rnaliing address.
Be pure to include the street address, city, State and zip code.
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In cases where the facility does not have a street address, provide the county or township and state in which the facimy is located.
2.
Provide the latitude and longitude of the facility in degrees (e.g., 39' N,78' W). m is defined as the angular distance north or south frrn the eartYs equator rneasured through 90 degrees. QQggydt is the arc or portion of the earth's equator intersected between the meridian of a given place and the prime meridian and expressed either in degrees or in time.
Information on latitude and longitude can be found in RCRA Part A and Part B pennit applica:tions, and on U.S.G.S. topographic imaps. Latitude and longitude should be given for the center of the hazardous waste management acway or release.
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Provide the mailing address at which the person f.llirsg out the survey can be reached to answer survey-related questons.
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Part il-Complete this Part for ggg P90erally owned or operated faci 8ty, if you are corroodng data from tie 1994 Survey, make correctiona en the survey form in re.udtLak. For further information en completing this term, call 1886 21Hl622.
9 PART lt.A - ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING 1.
Indicate whether environmental rnonttoring is (or ever was) conducted at the facility.
Erwirmmeatal monitoring rneans the process of measuring certain parameters on a real-time base for spatial and time variations. If your answer is yes, check yes and answer Question 2.
i 11, your answer is no, check no and slap to Question 5.
2.
If enwonmental moritoring is (or ever wt.s) ocnducted, indcate the media mon:tored.
1 3.
If the da:a collected are available to EPA or an authorized State, check yes, and answer Question 4 !! your answer is no, skip to Question 5.
4.
Indicate the sources of hformation cortaminc the submitted data. More than one answer rnay 1
apply. Se sure to identrty the State or Federal regulatmg cffice that maintains the info:mation.
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If the environrnen%l monitonng data were not submitted to EPA of the authorized State, indicate the reason (s), if none of the ident!!ad responses are appropriste. describe the reason for the unavailability of monilonng data under 'Other" (e.g., d4'stroyed by fire).
PART 14.8 HYDROGEOLOGIC SITE CHARACTERIZAfl0N 1.
Indica *e If them has been a hydrogeologic we characterization conducted at the facility.
2.
Indicate whether information on the locaten of wetic ano surface waters within one mite of the facdsty boundary is avalable. The boundary of the facility is the perimeter of contl 'nta 0
property owned or operated by a Feceral agency, irrespecWe of CERCLA or RCRA facilities on the property. Answer both pans of the Question (i.e., withdrawal wells and surface waters). If the answer is yes for either surface waters or withdrawal wells, arswer yes and continue to Quesson 3. It rio, check no and skip to Question 4.
3.
- Ind.cato li thcro oro withdraw 1tl wells or eurface waters within one mue of tha facility boundary.
4 If you answered yes to Question 1, or to either surloco watorc or withdrawal wolle in Question 2, indioste whether information concoming a site characterization and/or wMhdrawal wells and surface waters has been submitted to Er% or en authonzed State. Otherwiso, oldp to Section
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l' yes, indicate in what form (s) the information has been made available to EPA or the e.uthorized State. Be sure to identify tne State or Federal regulatory oTee in which the
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conedtuente into the environment (inchmang decarding betrels, contairwrs, and other closed j
receptacles containing hazardous wastes or hazardous cons'ftuents).
Indicate wnsther a reisese has ooourred at this facility. If your answer is yes, answer Queshon
- t. olhenmee, socip to Secdon D, Question 1 and e not answer um rerredning cuescons in this Section.
2.
If a reisese(s) has occurred, Indicate the media affected by the release (s). More than one armwor umy upply.
3.
Carnarlsnanut to adpoera propony includes contarnensson to the adpcent pror Ns sod, surface water, ground water, or air. irdcase if such contamination has occurred as a i
consequence of contamination trom the facility.
Indicate whether informanon swonnng tne releases mennoned in Questions 2 or 8 is available.
4.
if your answer is yes, conbnue with Queshon 5. " your answer is no, slop to Section D.
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Irdcate whether the infonnatice. <eferred to in Question 4 (i.e., lateral extent, erw6rtemental I
rnpact, grouncHwater contamination in nearby wells, etc.) has been sutgrutted to EPA or an authortzad State.
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Indicate the source (s) of infoin=an pertaining to the release (as descri' ed in Question 5).
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PARTll.D RESPONSE ACTIONS i
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IncAosts whetner RCRA corrective actions have been taken at tnis faciitty. These may include studies and invesbgatons as well as stabilizatbn measures such as pumping contaminated plumes or repaMr.g broken liners, conducting a PCHA Faolity Assessment (RFA), and/or conducting a RCRA Facility irr.Z+S i (RFI). l' four answer is yes, check yes and continue with Ques 6on 2. If.your answer is no, check no ard sido to Question 3.
2.
Provide the senius of the identified corrective action acuvtbes at the facility.
3.
Indicate whether other removal or rernedal acbons. or any actMties that address contaminaton, such as CERCt.A or voluntary adlons, have been taken at the facihty. If your answer is yes. check yes and continue to Queshon 4. !! no, check no and skip to the newt Parr.
(if the response achons taken are under DOE's Envlwi LI Response Program or DOD's inodont Response Program check yna anti armwer Questions 4.)
Remeckl Agton means those actiona entwistant with permanent remedy taken instead of, or in additon to, removal acdon in the evert of a reiouse or threesened release of a hazardous substance 6nto the envimnmant,in pravant nr minimize the releano of hazardous substances so that they do not migrate to cause substantial danger to present or future public health or welfare or the erwironment. Examples of remedial action are confinement, perimeter protection.
trenches, clay cover, and neutralization.
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~ disposal of removed matorial; or the taking of such other actions as may be neemssary tn prevent, minimiae, or mitigate daautge to the public heath or weNare or to the environment.
4.
Indhata wt'.ch of the nine activities have been :aken at the facihty and :ndicate their status.
More than one actrvity may be identIM.
Pewtiminary A6aessment (PA) ruans review of existing information and off-este reconnaissance I
11 appropriate, to determine of a release may require additional inwsthation or action. A PA 4
may include un un-site reconnaissance if appropriate.
Gl19.trW9690adon (SI) mearm gli oireite inspection to determine release potential and the nature of the associated threats.
Re_ odW Investication (RI) is a process undertaken to determine the nature and extent of the m
release. The RI empnastzes cata collecdon anj Wie utidiacterrization.
FeasDiley SturN (PS) is the study undertaken to develop and evaluate uptform for rerrectal action.
Remedial Desian (RD) means the technical analyss and procedures which follow the selection of remedy for a site and result in a detaileo set of plans and speerfications for implementativo of the remedial action.
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STORAGE AND DISPOSAL FACIUTIES THAT MANAGED HAZARDOUS WASTE ON OR AFTER NOVERABER 19,1900 Part 81 Complete this Port for eggh faciety that received haanrdous weste on or after November
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19,1900, regardoes of whether the teollity is now operating, closed, or partiaNy cioeed.
J Corveedone for Wri esported tecGities should be enado on the report in ag.jDg. A new l
sguestionnabe should be fuled out for each new tesluty, or facetty not p;n':W listed in the i
date home. For informenon on comptedng this fann, cell 148M1HE22.
Note: See definition of RCRA facility in the list of defirWhens on page v.-
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indloats whether this tact)ty is tw, or has ever Lgtg[, sorgi, orM of hazardous waste under RCRA authority. If your answer is yes, check yes and answer the rest of this Part.
If no, choci; no, g,gg[ comp!sts Pr.ft 11!, and sMp to Part IV Note that faciaties that are,qn,!y, generators d hazardous wwo thould not complete Part III.
2.
Provide the RCRA facility ID number. This is the 12 digit number assigned to the facility by i
3.
Indicate whether any of the documents listed have been submitted to EPA or an authorized p
State for the RCRA faculty. Pnwide an answer for each of the documents listed.
Indicate whether the RCRA fecuay is currently operating. An operating faculty means a facility 4.
where hazardous waste treatment, storage, or disposal actmties are currendy taidng place. if your answer is yes, check yes and sidp to Quesnon 6. If no, check no and continue with Cuestion 5.
5.
If the RCRA faciltty is no longs operating, indicate the actMties that are currently talong place at that faciity. More than one answer may af pry.
Sol 6d wasta means any garbage, refuse, sludge from a waste treatmort piar.t. water supply treatmera plant, or air pollution control facility and other discarded matartal, includwig solid, liquid, semisotd, or conteined gaseous meterial resulting from community actmhes, but does ag[ include sond or dissolved material in domestic sewage, or solid or dissolved material in nows or industrist decharges whch are point sources subject to permits under the Cloen Water Act, or specal nuclear or byproduct material as defined by the Atomk: Energy Act of 1964.
6.
A ba=%* waste mar a=nent unit (HWMU) is defined as a cont!guous area of land on or in which hazardous waste is placed, or the largest area in which there is signifloant likeuhood of mbdng hazardous waste constituents in the same area. (For exarnpies, see the definition of hazardous weste management unit on page iv) All units that received hazardous waste on or i
after November 19,1980, regardless of any CERCLA actMiles at the unit, should be included in your a'wmor.
i Indicate the types and number of HWMUs which received hazardous waste on or after November 19,1980. This should include opemteng, closing and dosed units.
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Agreernent), has been conducted for the faciiny, if the RFA (or to Part IV of tne questfonnaire.
Solid waste manecement urtts (SWMUs) are any discemable waste management units at a PCRA faciRty from which hazardous constituents might rnigrate, irrespective of wheth 8.
was itsended for the management of solid and/or hazardocs wastes. Indicate the types and number of SWMUs at the RCRA facility which have been ident:6ed in a RFA.
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~ Part IV Complete this part toe each Federsey owned or o j
reported in Part N as a result of an RFA. If you no upenhng this indmastion, corr informellen en the w ^t v._'. ; in ad.jggk Memember thes e esperate form.must be fmd o for each foemty. For tur1her Informedion on cornpiedng this form, call 148H1HS22.
gustal-(as used in Part IV)the seemos, ospoon, iniscuon, dumpim.. pawn, iuxarg, or substance into or on any land or water so that such hazardous sutstance or any ocnets therent may enter the environment or be emitted or discharged Irno any waters, incluen l
grouno waters. Note that this definition is agi timited to " intentional
- placeme the denntt on of ' disposal feclNty" in Part lit. Par W uses a r macer definmon, and is l
to capture disposal aalMties tnat rney have been glntentional i
4 any suostance desi2nated pursuant to secton 'J11(D)(2)(A) of the Federal Wate Haradous Stesta ice -
i section 102 of CERCLA, esebon 3001 of the Solid Waste Disposal Act, secton 307(a l
Federal Water Pollucon Contiel Act. secuon 112 of the Clean Air Act, and section 7 of the J
Tcouc Substances Control Act. The term does not include petroleum, inciucing crude o tracecn therect which is not otherwise specmca#y listsd or doesgnated as a hazardous l
substanoe, and the him does not include retural gas, natural gas Iquids, IquPled nat or syrdhenc gas usable for fuel (or rnixtures of natural Das ard such synthetics),
Indscate if CERCLA is addressing any areas at the facility, if your answer is yes, check i
and continue wth Queshon 2. If there a o no such areas, check no. You are finish 1.
quasexmnaire The bL*5al Priorities List (NPL) means the let of fachbes or locabons, compded by EP pursuant to CERCLA section 106, where uricontrolled haz
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1 are hated or proposed on the NPL Procoeed the sne has been evaluated and scored using the Hazard Ranking System (HMS), has been proposed in the Federal M the proposal was (or may still b j
open for cr.nisi,.et, however, it has not been listed.
Listed - the site appeared on the NPL in a final Egdga[ Racadar notnoe. It has been l
scored and ranked according to the HRS, and meets or exceeds the score EPA has I
as the listino entenon.
Name the hazardous substances disposed M the areas retened to in Queston t.
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OWNED OR OPERATED FEDERAL FACILITIES 1
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h PART I: FEDERAL FACILITY GENERAL INFORMA'k' ION Complete this part for each Federally owned or operated facility.
Note: This Part applies to all Federal hazardous waste facilities which are currently owned or operated by the Government.
A " Federally owned or or
" facility" is defined as all the contiguous operated facility"/or operated by a Federal agency at
. property owned and any one location and at which hazardous waste is stored, treated, or disposed, or has been disposed.
The boundary of the Federal facility is the perimeter of the contiguous property owned or operated by the Federal aaency, irrespective of the boundary of any CERCLA sites or RCRA facilities located on the property.
FEDERY Y OWNED OR OPERATED FACILITY IDENTIFICATION A.
- 1. - Facility name:
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Federal Facility Identification Number:
3.
Provide the RCRA facility EPA ID number for the facility, if applicable:
B. RESPONSIBLE FEDERAL AGENCY 1.
Facility owner Department:
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Agency Contractor:
Other 2.
Facility operator (if different from owner)
Department:
Agency Contractor:
Other 3.
Indicate the type of facility by checking ONE of the nine choices:
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PART I : FEDERAL FACILITY GENERAL INFORMATION Complete this part for each Federally owned or operated facility.
D.. RESPONSIBLE FEDERAL AGENCY 4.
What is the name, title and telephone number of the person who completed this survey?
Name Title Telephone
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LOCATION OF THE FEDERALLY OWNED OR OPERATSD FACILITY 1.a.
Facility location address Address City State ZIP i
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If the facility has no street address, provide the county or township and the State in which the facility is located.
County / Township State 2.
Provide the latitude and longitude of the facility in degrees.
Latitude Longitude 3.
What is the facility mailing address?
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Federal. Facility Identification Number:
PART II : ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING, SITE CIIARACTERIZATION, CONTAMINATION AND RESPONSE ACTIONS Complete this part for each Federally owned or operated facility.
A.
ENVIRONKFMTAL MONITORING 1.
Is/was environmental monitoring conducted at the facility?
(If the answer la No, check No and skip to Question S. If Yea, check Yea and) ahswer Quention 2.)
Yes No 2.
If_Yes, what ty e of environmental monitoring is/was conducted?
Air Soil Surface Water Ground Water Subsurface Gas Other (describe) 3.
Have data produced by this monitoring been submitted either to EPA or an authorized State?
(If the answer la No, check No and skip to Question S. If Yea, check Yes and) answer Question 4.)
Yes No i
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Facility,name:
Federal Fpcility Identification Number:
i PART II : ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING, SITE CIIARACTERIZATION, CONTAMINATION AND RESPONSE ACTIONS complete this part for each Federally owned or operated facility.
A. ENVIROl@tRNTAL, MONITORING 4.
If monitoring data have been submitted to EPA or an authorized State, in what form was the information submitted?
(Note than one information source may be identified.)
Regulating Office Information Sourgja liaintainino This Information RCRA Part B Permit Application RCRA Facility Assessment (RFA)
RCRA Facility Investigation (RFI)
RCRA Corrective' Measures Study RCRA Post-Closure Permit Application Preliminary Assessment /
Site Investigation (PA/SI) l Remedial Investigation /
Feasibility Study (RI/FS)
Remedial Design Remedial Action Routine Reporting Other (describc)
Other (describc)
Other (describe)
Other (describc)
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Facility name:
Federal Facility Identification Number:
l PART II : ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING, SITE CHARACTERIZATION, CONTAMINATION AND RESPONSE ACTIONS Complete this part for each Federally owned or operated facility.
A. ENVIRONFtENTAb MONITORING 5.
If environmental monitoring data have not been gathered or were not submitted to either EPA or an authorized State, why not?
In process of determining if environmental monitoring is necessary.
.__ Environmental monitoring determined not to be necessary.
= Environmental monitoring necessary, but not yet implemented.
= Environmental monitoring implemented, but rbsults not yet available.
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D. HYDROGEOLOGIC SITE CHARACTERIZATION Has a hydrogeologic site characterization been conducted at the 1.
facility?
Yes No In Progress Do Not Know Do you have information regarding the location of withdrawal wells 2.
and surface waters within one mile of the facility boundary?
Annwer both parta ot :.his Question.
UE Yea to Question 1, or either part of thio Question, check Yes and answer Question 3, othervlac akip to Section c.)
Withdrawal wells: Yes No Surface waters:
Yes No 3.
Are there any withdrawal wells or surface waters within one mile of the facility boundary?
Withdrawal wells: Yes No Surface waters:
Yes No 4.
Has infomation concerning site characterization and/or withdrawal wells and surface waters been submitted to EPA or an authorized State?
Yes No G
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PART II : ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING, SITE CHARACTERIZATION, CONTAMINATION AND RESPONSE ACTIONS Complete this part for each Federally owned or operated facility.
B. HYDROGEOLOGIC SITE CHARACTERIZATION 5.
If Yes, in what form is the information concerning the hydrogeologic site characterization and location of withdrawal wells and surface waters available?
(Nore than one information cource may be identified.)
Regulatory Office Information Source Maintainino This Information Prelituinary Assessment /
Site Investigation 'PA/SI)
Remedial Investigation /
Feasibility Study (RI/FS)
RCRA Part B Permit Application RCRA Facility Assessment (RFA)
RCRA Facility Investigation (RFI)
Other (descri.bc) l-QDTeir (deacribe)
Other (describe)
C. ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMINATION 1.
Have there been any releases of hazardous substances to the environment at the facility?
(If the answer is No, check No and akip to Section D, Question 1.
If Yes, check Yes and answer Question 2.
Yes No 2.
If Yes, indicate the media into which release (s) occurred.
(Note than one media may be checked.)
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' Facility name:
Federal Facility Identification Number:
PART II : ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING, SITE CHARACTERIZATION, j
CONTAMINATION AND RESPONSE ACTIONS Ccmplete this part for each Federally owned or operated facility.
Ca ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMINATION 3.
IIas contamination from this facility extended onto adjacent property?
Yes No Do Not Know 4.
Is information available concerning a) the amount, nature, toxicity, concentration of wastes or waste constituents, lateral extent, or environmental impact assessment of any release or: b) the nature and extent of any off-site contamination?
(If the answer in No, check No and skip to Section D, Question 1.
If Yes, check Yen and answer Qucation 5.)
Yes No 5.
IIas this information been submitted to EPA or an authorized State?
Yes No l
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Federal Facility Identification Number:
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PART II : ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING, SITE CHARACTERIZATION, CONTAMINATION AND RESPONSE ACTIONS Complete thio part for each Federally owned or operated facility.
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If Yes, in what form is the information concerning releases submitted?
(More than one infonnation cource may be identified.)
Regulating Office Information Sourpa Maintainino This Information RCRA Part B Permit Application RCRA Facility Assessment (RFA)
RCRA Facility Investigation (RFI)
RCRA Corrective Measures Study 1
FCRA Post-Closure Permit Application Section 103 Notification
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Preliminary Assessment /
Site Investigation (PA/SI)
Remedial Investigation /
Feasibility Study (RI/FS)
Remediai L aign Remedial Action Routine Reporting Other (describe)
(e.g., Reportable Quantity Spill Report; BIS; EIA; On-site Flies)
Other (describe)
Other (describe)
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RPA Form 8710-16 (01-97) 8
Facility name:
Federal Facility Identificttion Number:
l PART II : ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING, SITE CHARACTERIZATION, CONTAMINATION AND RESPONSE ACTIONS Complete this part for each Federally owned or operated facility.
D. RESPONSB ACTIONS 1.
Have corrective actions been initiated at this facility under RCRA authority?
(If the answer is No, check No and skip to Question 3. If Yes, check Yes and answer Question 2.)
Yes No 1
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If yes, provide the status of corrective actions at this facility.
Not RCRA Corrective Action Planned Initiated Completed Reuuired RFA
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Implementation 3.
Have other remedial or removal actions, or any activities that address contamination (including CERCLA and voluntary actions),
been taken at this facility?
(If the answer is No, check No and skip to Part III. If Yes, check Yes and answer Qucation 4.)
Yes No i
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Facility name:
Federal 1*acility Identification Number:
PART II : ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING, SITE CIIARACTERIZATION, CONTAMINATION AND RESPONSE ACTIONS Complete this part for each Federally owned or operated facility.
D. RESPONSE ACTIONS
- 4. If Yes, check the appropriate boxes below to indicate what actions have been taken.
Not Activity Planned Initiated Completed Reauired PA/SI
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Treatment Closure
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Facility name:
Federal Facility Identification Number:
PART III : INFORMATION ON RCRA TREATMENT, STORAGE, AND DISPOSAL FACILITIES TIIAT MANAGED IIAZARDOUS WASTE ON OR AFTER NOVEMBER 19, bd0 Complete this Part for each facility that received hazardous waste on or after November 19, 1980.
Note: A RCRA facility is all contiguous land, structures, other appurtenances and improvements on the land, used for treating, storing, or disposing of hazardous waste on or after November 19, 1980. A.
RCRA facility may consist of several treatment, storage, or disposal operational units
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(e.g., one or more landfills, surfree impoundments, or combinations thereof).
Is this facility currently, or has this facility ever treated, 1.
stored, or disposed of hazardous waste under RCRA authority?
Yes No 2.
If Yes, provide the RCRA facility EPA ID number:
3.
Indicate whether any of the following documents were submitted to EPA or an authorized State for this RCRA facility.
Document Yes EQ RCRA Section 3010 Not "ication
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RCRA Part A Permit Aojlication
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RCRA Part B Permit A1. plication
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RCRA Closure Plan
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RCRA Post-Closure Plan
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RCRA Section 3019 Exposure Information Report RCRA Post-Closure Permit Application 4.
Is the RCRA facility currently operating (i.e.,
treating, storing, or disposing cf hazardous waste)?
(If thts answer in No, check No and answer Question 5.
If Yes, check Yes and skip to Question 6.)
Yes No mma w., e a a e a ns _ m ss.
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Federal Facility-Identification Number:
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l PART III : INFORMATION ON RCRA TREATMENT, STORAGE, AND DISPOSALI FACILITIES TIIAT MANAGED IIAZARDOUS WASTE ON OR AFTER NOVEMBER 19,1980 Complete thia Part for each facility that received hazardous waste on or after November 19, 1980.
5.
If the RCRA facility is no longer treating, storing, or disposing of hazardous waste, what other activities are currently being carried out at the RCRA facility?
Solid Waste Treatment, Storage, or Disposal Generating Solid or Hazardous Waste
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Facility name:
Federal Facility Identification Number:
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PART III : INFORMATION ON RCRA TREATMENT, STORAGE, AND DISPOSAL FACILITIES THAT MANAGED HAZARDOUS WASTE ON OR AFI'ER NOVEMBER 19,1980 Complete this Part for each facility that received hazardous waste on or after November 19, 1980.
6.
Does this RCRA facility have hazardous wast e management units of the following types on site?
How many hazardous waste management units of each type does the RCRA facility have?
(Include only units that received hazardous waste on or after November 19, 1980. This may includo operating units and closed / closing units.)
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(e.g., open burning, open detonation, geologic repository)
Other (describe) 7.
Has an RFA or equivalent study been conducted for the facility?
(If the answer la No, check No and skip to Part IV. If Yes, check Yes and i
answer Question 8.)
Yes No l
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FART III : INFORMATION ON RCRA TREATMENT, STORAGE, AND DISPOSAL FACILITIES THAT MANAGED IIAZARDOUS WASTE ON OR AFTER NOVEMBER 19,1980 Complete this Part for each facility that received hazardous waste on og af ter November 19, 1980.
8.
Indicate the type and number of solid waste management units (SWMUs) at the RCRA facility which have been identified in an RFA.
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]iumber of Units Container Storage Areas Tanks Surface Impoundments Waste Piles Incinerator Landfill Land Treatment Underground Injection Open Burning / Open Detonation Exempt Units (e. g., wastewater treatment, xccycling)
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(describe - e.g., routine product spilla, vehicle maintenance areas, stonn water ponda)
Other (describe)
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Facility name:
Federal Facility Identification Number:
PART IV : INFORMATION ON DISPOSAL OF IIAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES f
Complete thia Part for each Federally owned or operated facility at which hazardous substances were dicoooed. Do not include those SWMUs reported in Part III as a result of an RFA. For Part IV of the inventory, disposal means the d.facharge, deposit, injection, dumping, spilling, leaking, or placing of any hazardous substance into or on any land or water ao tha t auch hazardous substance or any constituent thereof may enter the environmen t or be emitted into ta,e air or discharged into any waters, including ground watere.
1.
Are there any of the areas at the feuility being addressed under CERCLA Authority?
(If the answer in No, check No and do not answer Questions 2 or 3. If Yes, check l
Yeo and proceed to Question 2.)
Yes No 2.
Are any of the areas referred to in Question 1 listed or proposed on the NPL?
Yes No Do Not Know 0.
Identify the hazardous substances disposed of at the site in the areas referred to in Question 1.
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FORMERLY OWNED OR OPERATED FEDERAL FACILITIES Note: The phrase ' formerly owned or operated Fede.ral f acility' or 'F0FF' is used throughout this questionnaire to indicate all the contiguous property at any one location which was formerly owned or operated by a Federal agency and at which hazardous waste was disposed of during the time of government ownership or operation. The boundary of the F0FF is the perimeter of the contiguous property formerly owned or operated by a Federal agency irrespective of the boundary of any CERCLA sites or RCRA facilities that may have been or are presently located on the property.
Fill out the survey if the facility was involved in hazardous vaste disposal before or durina the time of ^ aovernment ownershio or durina aovernment overation.
Complete a separate fann for each F0FF.
A. F0FF GENERAL 1NFORMATION 1
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FOFF Name :
Department:
Agency
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Operated: ]
Foreclosure or Forfeiture:
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What is the name, title and telephone number of the person who completed this survey?
Name Title "elephone l(
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If this is a formerly operated facility, provide the name of the facility owner at the time of operation.
4n. FOFF location address Address City State ZIP 4b. If the F0FF has no street addreso, provide the county or township and the State in which the facility is located.
County / Township:
State:
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Provide the latitude and ',ngitude of the facility in~ degrees.
Latitude:
Longitude:
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s FdRMERLY OWNED OR OPERATED FEDERAL FACILITIES Completc a separate form for each F0FF.
A. F0FF GENERAL INFORMATION 6.
If the facility has any type of regulatory identification number assigned.to it, provide-the number and the State or Federal regulating office that issued the number.
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Regulatina Office 7a. If this is a foriterly ownegl facility, to whom was the FOFF sold?
4 7b. When was the FOFF sold (month / year) ?
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If this is a formerly operated facility, when did Federal operations cease (month / year) ?
D.
WASTE MANAGEMENT PRACTICES AT 77EE F0FF 1.
List the hazardous waste that was disposed of at the FOFF while it was still owned or_ operated by a Federal agency.
Waste Name J
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FORMERLY OWNED OR OPERATED FEDERAL FACILITIES Complete a separate form for each F0FF.
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WASTE MANAGEMENT PRACTICES AT THE F0FF Indicate whether the following hazardous waste management practices 2.
.were used at.the FOFF prior to termination of ownership or-operation.
XCR HQ.-
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Surface Impoundments
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Other C. ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMENATION AND CLFANUP 1.
Was environmental monitoring conducted at the facility during Federal ownership or operation?
(If the answer is No or Do Not Know, check the appropriate box and akip to Question 3. If Yes, check Yea and proceed to Qucation 2.)
Yes-No Do Not Know 2.
If Yes, what type of environmental monitoring was conducted?
Air Soil Surface Water Ground Water Subsurface Gas Other
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(describe) 3. -. - Have there_been any releases of hazardous wastes to the environment at j
the facility?
(12 the answer la No or Do Not Know, check the appropriate box and skip to Section
' D. If Yes, check Yea and answer t.he remaining Question in this Section.)
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If Yes, indicate the media d eo which release (s) occurred.
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(describe) 5..LIf.there waa a release to the environment, Were~any of'the releases addressed under RCRA authority?
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Were'any.of the releases addressed under CERCLA authorit'y?
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- c. Were any of the releases addressed under authorities other than i
2-RCRA or CERCLA (i.e. voluntary actions)?
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If authority other thn RCRA or CERCLA were used to address the release (s), what was the authority?
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7.; If any'of the releases were addressed ~ under CERCLA authority,- list the ' site 'name-and corresponding National Priorities List ~ (NPL).
- lissing status, if:available.
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D.
F0FF.PROGRP293 Do you have a program at yoitr agency that addresses FOFFs?
1.
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.No If you answered "yes" in Question 5, please describe the F0FF program.
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