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Home My WebLink About94-05002 ";'1 " c.9 J , tJ ." '" 'y '- ~ UI J ! J o ~ I -:r ' c::r/ I , , , ;1:' , I ~, , ""11 , , i{; , I,~ ( , , , , " i-J ,::~! ",' .!. ',il 'tll 'Ii i~ ',t '-J , ",j '.~ '/, '\ " I, '1 I / ! , , :" I; , ,:\ I' t, .i; 1 , :/ I ,-1 " 'I 'J '~ , , I i I 1 1 I . ~ i~ , , ,t ',1 i 1 \1 q, i .. , ""'" ~ LANK INTIRPRISIS, INC., Plaintiff, Defendant. I IN THI COURT OP COMMON PLBAS I CUMBIRLAND COUN'l'Y, I PINNSYLVANIA I I CIVIL ACTION . LAW I I : NO. (jLI-';CV). 6vJ ~ I I V. SUNNY COMPANY and C~BILL.BARRIS COMMIRCIAL UALTY, INC., a8 Agent for Sunny Company, NOTICI YOU HAVE BIEN SUBD IN COURT. If you wish to defend against the claims set forth in the following pages, you must take action within twenty (20) days after this Complaint and Notice are served, by entC:L'ing a written appearance personally or by attorney and filing in writing with the court your defenses or objections to the claims set forth against you. You are warned that if you fail to do so the case may proceed without you and a judgment may be entered against you by the court without further notice for any money claimed in the complaint or for any other claim or relief requested by the plaintiff. You may lose money or property or other rights important to you. YOU SHOULD TAKE THIS PAPER TO YOUR LAWYER AT ONCE. IF YOU DO NOT HAVE A LAWYER OR CANNOT AFFORD ONE, GO TO OR TELEPHONE THE OFFICE SET FORTH BELOW TO FIND OUT WHERE YOU CAN GET LEGAL HELP: Court Administrator 4th Floor, Cumberland County Court House 1 Courthouse Square Carlisle, PA 17013 (717) 240-6200 BUCHANAN INGERSOLL PROFE~I~NAL CO ORATION .)~ c-. John B. Consevage, Eire Attorney I.D. No. 36593 Paul S. Romano, Esquire Attorney I.D. No. 47634 8th Floor, Vartan parc 30 North Third Street Harrisburg, PA 17101 (717) 237-4800 Attorneys for Plaintiff ,~ UBOO..I :'BC\UII.\ClImrl.lnl.51l1ll))' CIlrp.\0902I1oJ\I!t.J principal place of business located at 500 North Front Street, Wormleysburg, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania. y.~ 4. Venue is appropriate in Cumberland County because it is where Defendants maintain their places of business, it is where the cause of action arose, and it is where significant transactions and occurrences took place from which the cause of action arose and/or occurred. Background 5. On or about May 11, 1994, Lane and Sunny Company, by and through its agent, Campbell-Barris, entered into an agreement for the sale and purchase of certain real estate located at Sunset Pike and Commerce Drive, Greene Township, Franklin County, Pennsylvania (lithe Property"). A true and correct copy of the Agreement for the Sale and Purchase of Real Estate with the First Addendum thereto (hereinafter lithe Sales Agreement") is attached hereto as Exhibit II A" and incorporated by reference herein. 6. The Sales Agreement contemplated the sale of certain unimproved real property from Sunny Company to Lane. Lane anticipated that it would use the property to construct a -2- - lIl1OO4l "ac\La..\C'IIIIflI.III.5""Il~ C"'1'.\1l'10294\1~~ plastic pipe manufacturing plant in association with its manufacturing business. 7. The proposed sales price was Four Hundred Sixty- four Thousand and 00/100 Dollars ($464,000.00). This amount was to be paid by Lane by remitting a check as an earnest money deposit in the amount of Twenty- three Thousand 'Two Hundred and 00/100 Dollars ($23,200.00) (the "Deposit") to Campbell-Barris as agent for Sunny Company at or about the time the Agreement was executed. The balance of Four Hundred Forty Thousand Eight Hundred and 00/100 Dollars ($440,800.00) was to be paid by Lane at settlement. 8. Settlement was to occur on or before July 1, 1994, but was contingent upon the fulfillment of certain conditions specifically described in the First Addendum to the Sales Agreement. 9. More particularly, Paragraph 2 of the First Addendum to the Sales Agreement states as follows: 2. Paragraph 8. Special Clauses. This agreement is subject to the following conditions: (a) Buyer determining to its satisfaction that it will be able to obtain the approval of all - 3. """ HBOO4I,IlICIl.Mn.ICn'"l'lllnl.Snnny Cn",.11l'J02Y41Idd public and governnlental authorities to all matters relating to zoning, subdivision replotting, special use permits, storm water management, construction and building permits, (including all approvals necessary from the Pennsylvania Department of I,abor and Industry) or similar requirements needed to develop the Property in accordance with the Buyers' intended use (which is to construct and operate a plastic pipe manufacturing plant with outside storage) and consistent with its development plans, construction specifications and state and local municipality requirements. Buyer covenants to try to obtain such approvals and permits in a diligent and expeditious manner. If Buyer is unable to obtain such approvals and permits on or before forty-five (45) days from the date hereof, Buyer may rescind this Agreement, whereupon the Deposit will be refunded to Buyer, provided Buyer has given Seller written notice within forty-five (45) days after the date af this Agreement. If Buyer is diligently pursuing any such permitting, and delay is caused by circumstances beyond its control, Buyer may extend said forty-five (45) day period by an additional sixty (60) days by giving Seller written notice of such extension on or before the expiration of the forty-five (45) day period. (b) Buyer determining to its satisfaction that telephone, gas, electrical, water and sanitary sewer lines or facilities are located either on the Property, or on a public right-af-way adjacent -4- r""\ IfBOO411IBC\LaIl.\C"IllI'I.lnI.5ulllI~ C"rp,\0902~4\1~~ 10. Paragraph 2 of the First Addendum to Sales Agreement further provides~ If Buyer elects to terminate this Agreement purauant to (a), (b) or (c) above [as quoted in Paragraph 9, supra], then Seller shall return the Deposit to Buyer, together with any and all interest earned thereon and Buyer shall furnish Seller with copies of Buyer's studies as hereinbefore described, and thereupon neither party shall have any further rights or obligations hereunder. (~ Exhibit "A.") 11. Pursuant to Paragraph 2(c) of the First Addendum to Sale Agreement, Lane retained R. E. Lamb, Inc., to do analyses, test borings and other studies concerning the physical condition of the Property to insure that it was suitable for its intended use. R. E. Lamb, Inc., subcontracted the actual testing to Robert J. Carlin & Associates ("Carlin"). 12. Additionally, Lane retained Groundwater Services International ("Groundwater Services") to do a Phase I environmental study of the Property. 13. The results of the analyses and studies performed by Carlin were made available to Lane on or about May 14, 1994. The r.esults of the Phase I environmental study performed by -6- --- HIlOO4I "JlCI.....IC.."'l'I.lnt.Su".y C..rp.1090294\ldd Groundwater Services were made available to Lane on May 25, 1994, (True and correct copies of the relevant analyses and studies performed by Carlin and Groundwater Services are attached to the Complaint as Exhibits "B" and "C" respectively.) 14. Upon review of the analyses and studies performed by Carlin and Groundwater Services, Lane determined in its discretion pursuant to the above-quoted terms of the Sales Agreement that the Property was D2t suited for its intended use. 15. Lane promptly notified both Campbell-Barris, as agent for Sunny Company, and Sunny Company of its determination by letter dated June 23, 1994. Copies of the analyses and studies performed by Carlin and Groundwater Services were subsequently provided to Campbell-Barris and Sunny Company upon their request. (A true and correct copy of Lane's correspondence dated June 2~, 1994, is attached hereto as Exhibit "D.") The findings were subsequently confirmed by letter from R. E. Lanw, Inc., dated July 6, 1994. (A true and correct copy of which is attached hereto as Exhibit "E.") 16. In view of its findings and determination, Lane advised Campbell-Barris and Sunny Company, by its letter dated June 23. 1994. that it was rescinding the Agreement pursuant to -7- IUIOI\oII ,'BClLon.IC""'I'I,lnl.Sunny C"rp,IO'lOl9~11~~ Paragraph 2(c) of the First Addendum to the Sales Agreement and requested that Sunny Company direct Campbell-Barris, as its agent, to return the Deposit to Lane, together with all interest earned thereon in accordance with the terms of Paragraph 2 of the First Addendum to Sales Agreement. 17. Notwithstanding proper notice and demand by Lane, Sunny Company has wrongfully and unlawfully refuser,! to direct Campbell-Barris, as its agent, to return the Deposit to Lane. To the contrary, Sunny Company has advised Lane that it does not intend to return the Deposit. COUNT I (Brea~h of Contract - Monetarv DAmAqes) 18. Plaintiff Lane hereby incorporates by reference the averments contained in Paragraphs 1 through 17 above, as if all such averments were fully stated herein. 19. Defendant Sunny Company, through its agent, Campbell-Barris, by wrongfully and unlawfully refusing to return the Deposit to Lane, has intentionally and illegally breached the terms of the Sales Agreement. -8- -...... HBOO41:18C1lAn.ICIIIIII'I.IIII-8uIlIlY ell'l' _ IO'IOl9411dd 20. Defendant Sunny Company, by and through its agent/ Campbell-Barris, is in default under the terms of the Agreement. 21. Plaintiff Lane has suffered monetary damages in the amount of $23,200.00, plus interest as a direct result of Defendant's breach. WHBRB'ORB, Plaintiff Lane demands that judgment be entered in its favor and against Defendants Sunny Company and Campbell-Barris, as agent for Sunny Company, in an amount in excess of Twenty Thousand and 00/100 Dollars ($20,000.00), together with interest from May 11, 1994, and costs. COUNT II ~e.ch of Contract . SDecific Performance) 22. Plaintiff Lane hereby incorporates by reference the averments contained in Paragraphs 1 through 21 above, as if all such averments were fully stated herein. 23. In view of Defendants' intentional, wrongful and unlawful breach of the express terms of the Sales Agreement, it is both just and equitable for the terms of the Sales Agreement to be specifically enforced by this Court and Plaintiff Lane demands that an order of specific performance be entered in its -9- - HIIOO41 "BClul.IC""Ij1I.IIII.5uIIIY C..",.IOW2941IJJ favor and against Defendant Sunny Company and Campbell-Barris, as agent for Sunny Company. WHBRBPORB, Plaintiff Lane demands that judgment be entered in its favor and againat Defendants Sunny Company and Campbell-Barris, as agent for Sunny Company, in the form of an order rescinding the Sales Agreement and directing Defendants to return the Deposit in the amount of $23,200.00, plus interest from May 11, 1994, to Plaintiff Lane, together with costs, reasonable attorneys' fees incurred in the prosecution of this action and all other relief as the Court deems just and equitable. COUNT I II lUniust Bnrichment/Detrimental Reliance) 24. Plaintiff Lane hereby incorporates by reference the averments contained in Paragraphs 1 through 23 above, as if all such averments were fully stated herein. 25. Plaintiff Lane remitted the $23,200.00 as a Deposit t"-:- !Jefendant Sunny Company by and through its agent, Campbell-Barris, in reliance upon the representations of and with full expectation that Sunny Company and/or its agent Campbell- Barris would promptly return the money, with interest, in the -10- ----- lUlOO41 "IICIl.oll.IC'"II'I.IIlI,SI""y Cul1' .1090294\ldd event Plaintiff Lane determined that the Property was not suitable for its intended use. 26. Plaintiff Lane's reliance was justified and reasonable. 27. Contrary to Plaintiff's reliance and directly detrimental thereto, Sunny Company, by and through its agent Campbell-Barris, has now wrongfully and unlawfully failed to return the Deposit, plus interest, to Plaintiff Lane. 28. Consequently, Sunny Company, by and through its agent Campbell-Barris, has improperly and illegally obtained $23,200.00, plus interest, without any or adequate consideration or remuneration being provided to Plaintiff Lane. 29. It would be unjust and inequitable for Sunny Company, by and through its agent, Campbell-Barris, to unlawfully retain the Deposit and interest under the facts and circumstances described herein. 30. Defendant Sunny Company, by and through its agent Campbell-Barris, has been unjustly enriched in the amount of $23,200.00, plus interest, and as a direct consequence thereof, -11- -', 11110041 ,IlIC1Lo...ICulIIl'l.lnl 8n....~ ('u~l.lll'102941IJd incurred in prosecuting this action pursuant to 42 Pa,C.S.A. 52503. 34. Plaintiff Lane is also entitled to recover as additional consequential damages from Defendant Sunny company any amounts it must ultimately pay as a direct result of having to file this lawsuit. WHBRBPORE, Plaintiff Lane demands that judgment be entered in its favor and against Defendant Sunny Company in an amount in excess of Twenty Thousand and 00/100 Dollars ($20,000.00) for attorneys' fees and other consequential damages incllrred as a direct result of Sunny Company's egregious, intentional and unlawful conduct and breach of the express terms of the Sales Agreement. BUCHANAN INGERSOLL PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION By LJL15Q John B. Consevage, Es Attorney 1.0. No. 3659 Paul S. Romano, Esquire Attorney 1.0. No. 47634 8th Floor, Vartan parc 30 North Third Street Harrisburg, PA 17101 (717) 237-4854 Dated: September 2, 1994 Attorneys for Plaintiff, Lane Enterprises, Inc. -13- ~ ... Ii':': 'J'.:" ~ t 1.- '., .i :::: ~ I ' " " ." "';;;r .. , c..~ .,. .!l :1 il" .. ....,1 .lo\t ',' " , ~. . f." J:Y"'I~'" /II> /'""'1 r-. ., , , I I, " .' , . Campbell.Barrls Commercial Realty, Inc, 500 North Front Street Wormleysburg, Pennsylvania 17043 (717) 737.6161 ~ AGREEMEN 0 HE SALE AND PURCHASE OF REAL ESTATE 1. This Agreement made Ihlsl,-.&lI;j._ day of .-May__. .__1994. PRINCIPALS Between CAMPBELL. BARRIS COMMERCIAL REALTY ,INC. . as Agent faille C>M1e'(sLSlmi~_.__.__....______._ ...--.-- .--.. ---- hereinafter collectively hereinafter called Seller. and Lane EoterprJ50lL._____. __.___..________ _ ________._____. ____hereinafter called Buyer 2. Property: Seller hereby agrees to sell and convey to Buyer, who hereby agrees to purchase: ALL THAT CERTAIN lot or piece 01 ground with buildings and Improvements thereon erected.known as _. Sunset J:j~o.and_CQrruner.l;.e_ Ouv.o..J3r.elloe.IQWB5bJp.ElanllJlrLCo1Jnty. F'onnsy)vanla...n. 3. ZONING: Seller warrants that the Property Zoning Classification . ..lnduslrlaL&.comm.ercl.aJ H!gbw~_~ Failure of this agreement 10 contain the zoning classification shall render this agreement voidable and deposits tendered by the buyer shall be returned without requirement of court action. 4. TERMS: (a) Purchase Price ___. . ____________.h_. .__($464000.00) to be paid to Seller by the Buyer as follows: Cash at ~eltlement for 22 acres, LOIS ,.,4. (b) DEPOSIT check(X), cashU, note ( ) ($ 23.200.00 ) (c)ADDITlONAL DEPOSIT due upon acceptance of this agreement by Seller ___ (d) CASH (J' CERTlAED CHECK aI Mortgage BmounL____ TOTAL (e) Written approval 01 Seller to be on or before tha. (f) Settlement to be made on or before the ..1sLoI JLJy 199..1._. (g) Tho lollowlng shall be apportioned pro.rata as 01 and at time 01 senlemen!: Taxes as levied and assessed, rents, Interest on mortgage assumptions. condominium fees and owner association lees II any. water and/or sewer rents II any. together w~h any other lienable municipal services. All Realty Transler Taxes shall be divided equally by the buyer and seller.. 5. MORTGAGE CONTINGENCY; This agreement IS NOT contingent upon buyer obtaining a mortgage. 6. STATUS OF WATER AND SEWER; (see addendum) 7. MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENTS: Seller has no notices 01 municipal Improvements (such sidewalks, curbs. etc.) except.JlQ[lJ3.___~ 8. SPECIAL CLAUSES: (5.e.e..Jldderul1)ml____.._..____.._._________ 9.AGENT(S): In addition to CAMPBELL. BARRI~ COMMERCIAL REALTY, INC, ...1JQ(l!l___...._.__.. _________ _____ _________Is a cooperating Agent or Subagent in this transaction. The named Subagent, and their sales people. employees. officers and/or partners, are agents lor the seller, not the buyer; however, the Agent(s) may perform services for the Buyer in connection with financing. Insurance and document preparalion.(~ee addendum) 10. NON.REAL ESTATE EXTRAS: Not Applicable. 11. HAZARDOUS WASTE: Tho seller Is not presently deposing of hazardous waste on the Property, has not disposed 01 hazardous wasto on the Property In the past and has no actual or constructive knowledge that hazardous waste has over boen dispOSed 01 on the Property, all within tho meaning of the Act 01 July 7. 1980, PL. 380, No 97, ss405, as amended To the best 01 sellers knowledgo Soller warrants that there arc no underground storage tanks burled on the site. ($.{). ) ($ 44080000) ($.{). ) ($464.000 00 ) 12. TITLE AND COSTS: (a) Tha premises me to bo convoyed in 100 simply by spocial warranty deod, freo and cloar of all liens, encumbrances and casements, (seo addondum), tho Iltlo to tho abovo doscrlbod roal ostato stmll be good Bnd marketable or such as will be Insured by a reputable Iltlo Insurance company at the rogulOJ rat.os, (b) The Buyer will pay for tile following (I) The premium lor titlo Insurance, mechanics lion Insurance and/or IIl1e search, or fee for cancollatlon of same, II any, (II) Tho premium lor flood Insurance and/or fire Insurance With illrtended coverage. Insurance binder charges or cancollatlon foe, II any, (III) Appraisal fees and chwges paid III advance to mortgagee. II any,(lv) Buyer's normal settloment costs and accruals unless otherwise stated herein. (c) Seller will deliver a boundary survey to tho Buyer for the subject tract. Any further survey or survey~ desired by the buyer shall be secured and paid lor by the Buyor, (d) In the event the Seller Is unable to glvo a good and marketablo Iltlo or such as will be Insured by a reputable lIt1e comphny, subject as aloresald, Soller will rehnburso the Buyer lor any costs Incurrod by the Buyer for those Items specllled In Paragraph 12(b) ~ems (1),(11),(111) and In Paragraph 12(c); and In tho laner event there shall be no further liability or Objection on olthor of the parties horoto LInd this Agreomontshall bocome Nl)LL AND VOID. 13. PAYMENT OF DEPOSIT: Deposlls . rogardloss 01 tho form 01 payment and the person designated as payee. shall be paid to Agent for the Soller, who shall rotaln lhem In an escrow account until consummation or termination of this agreemont In conlormlty with all appllcablo laws and regulations. Agent for the Seller may, at his or her sole opllon, hold any uncashod check tendoroo as deposit, pending acceptance of this offer, Buyer and Seller agree that, In tho evont Agent and/or Subagont are/Is Joined In litigation for the return 01 deposit monies. the Agent's and/or Sub. Agent's reasonable attorney's lees and cost will be paid by the party joining the Agent or Subagent. 14. POSSESSION AND TENDER: (a) Possession Is to be dollveroo by deed, (b) Formal tender of an executed deed and purchaso monoy Is hereby waived, (c) Buyer reserves the right to make a pro.sottlemont Inspoctlon 01 the subject premises, and will execute appropriate documentation of such Inspection, 15. RISK OF LOSS: (a)Seller shall maintain the property (Including allllems mentioned In paragraph #10 herein), (b)Seller shall bear risk 01 loss from lire or other casually until tlmo of settlement. In the event of damage to the property by lire or other casualty, Buyer shall have the option of rescinding this agreement and receiving hand money paid on account or of accepting the property In Its then condition with the proceeds of any Insurance to be paid to Buyer, Buyer 15 hereby notified that he may Insure his equitable Interest In this property as of the lime of the acceptance of this agreemenl. 16. REPRESENTATIONS: It 15 further understood that this Agreement contains the whole agreement between the Seller and Buyer and there are no other terms, obligations, covenants, representations, statements or conditions, oral or otherwise of any kind whatsoever concerning this sale, Furthermore. this Agreement shall not be altered, amended, changed or modilled except In writing executed by tile parties hereto, 17. RECORDING: This agreement. shall not be recorded In the Office lor the Recording of Deeds or In any other office or place of public record, and if Buyer shall record this agreement or cause or permit the same to be recorded, Seller may at his/her option, elect to treat such act as a breach of this agreement, 18. ASSIGNMENT: This Agreement shall be binding upon the respective helrs,executors, administrators, successors an, to the extent assignable, In the assigns of the parties hereto, It being expreSSly understooo,however, that the Buyer shall not transfer or assign this Agreement without the written consent of the Seller being first obtained, (see addendum) 19. NON-LIABILITY OF AGENT: Agent(s) or Sub.Agent(s). If any, are representing Seller, not the Buyer. It Is expressly understood and agreed between tho parties hereto that the herein named agent, his/her salespersons and employees or any officer or partner or agent and any cooperating broker and hls/her salespersons and employees and any officer or partner or the cooperating broker are acting as agent only In bringing the Buyer and Seller together, and will in no case whatsoever be held liable jointly or severally to either party for the performanco of any item or covenant of this Agreement or for damages for the nonperformance thereof, 20. DEFAULT. TIME IS OF THE ESSENCE: Tile said timo for settlement and all other ilems referred to for the performance of any of the obligations of this Agreement are hereby agreod to be of the essence of this Agreement. (see addendum) 21. RECOVERY FUND: A real oslate recovery funo exists to reimburse persons who have suffered monetary loss and have obtained an uncollectlLJle Judgement OUO to fraud, misreprestJlltatloll, or deceit In a real estate transaction by a Pennsylvania license. For complele oetal15, call (117) 783.3650 or 1.000.022.2113, 22. DESCRIPTIVE HEADING: TtlC deScriptive I",aolllq u5e(1 llOrein arc for convenience only and they are not Intended to indicate all of the rnallclr 1111110, :;',cll(JI1S VII lOci' follow 111011\ Accnrdlllqly, they sl,all havo no flffect whatsoever in determining the f1qll1~1 (lr ohllll;III(J11~J oltll'! p;lrtli!~; 23. AGREEMENT: THIS AGf1Ef;MUn COrnAlllS fHI. WHOLE MiHlTMErn lJETWl:EN THE SELl.ER AND BUYER THERE AflE rJO Of III II 11. IiWi ()f,ll(~^ flOW" COVUIMHS, f1EPHESENTATIONS, First Addendum 10 Agreement for the Sale and Purchase of Real Eslale between SUNNY COMPANY, Seller, AND LANE ENTERPRISES, INC. 1. Paragraph 6. The first two sentences have been revisod to state the following: "Sellor warrants that this property Is or will be serviced by public water and public sower. Seller will. at sollers cost. eXlond the municipal sewer line as described In the approved preliminary subdivision plan, a copy of which 15 attached hereto and Incorporated herein by referonce thereto. Public water 15 available from the municipal waterline constructed within the RIW of PA ROUTE 433 (Sunset Pike). Buyer shall be responsible for expense of obtaining any and all connections to the said water and sewer systems. Including but not limited to tapping connection and permit fees. 2. Paragraph 8. Special Clauses. This agreement is subject to the following conditions: (a) Buyer determining to Its satisfaction lhatlt will be abie to obtain the approval of all pubilc and governmental authorities to all matters relating to zoning. subdivision replalllng. speGlal use permits. storm water management. construction and building permits, (Including all approvals nocessary from the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry) or similar requirements needed to develop the Property In accordance with the Buyers Intended use (which Is to construct and operate a plastic pipe manufacturing plant with outside storage) and consistent with Its development plans. construction specifications and state and local municipality requirements. Buyer covenants to try to obtaln such approvals and permits In a diligent and expeditious manner. If Buyer Is unable to obtain such approvals and permits on or before forty.flve (45) days from the date hereof, Buyer may rescind this Agreement. whereupon the Deposit will be refunded to Buyer, provided Buyer has given Seller wrlllen notice within forty.five (45) days after the date of this Agreement. If buyer 15 diligently pursuing any such permitting. and delay Is caused by circumstances beyond Its control. Buyer may eXlend said forty. five (45) day period by an additional slXly (60) days by giving Seller written notice of such eXlenslon on or before the expiration of the torty.flve (45) day period. (b) Buyer determining to Its satisfaction that telephone, gas. electrical. water, ~.nd sanitary sewer lines or facilities are located either on the Property. or on a public rlght.of.way adjacent thereto, and are adequate for Its Intended use. If Buyer is not satisfied with the condition of the water and the sewer system or If said utilities are not available as provided In the preceding sentence or are not adequate for the Intended use, Buyer may rescind this Agreement, whereupon the Deposit will be refunded to the Buyer; provided. however, that Buyer has given Seller written notice of such rescission within forty.flve (45) days after the date of this Agreement. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Seller acknowledges that it must extend sewer service to the Property and Seller hereby agrees to do so and Buyer shall have twenty (20) days from the date Installation of the sewer line is complete to determine If the sewer system is adequate for Its Intended use of the Property. (c) If Buyer In its sole discretion determines thatlhe results of the analyses, test borings, or any other studies made pursuant to this Agreement, disclose that the physical condition of the Property, Including the existence of hazardous wastes and toxic substances, will prevent Buyer from developing and using the Property for the Intended use, Buyer may rescind this Agreement, whereupon the Deposit will be refunded to Buyer; provided, however, that Buyer has notified Seller in writing with evidenco of such unacceptable conditions within rorty.five (45) days after the date of this Aoreement. If Buyer elects to terminate thiS A!jrof.lrnont pLJrsLJantto (a), (b) or (e) above, then Seller sl1all return the DepOSit to Buyer, 1000eltlor Wiltl allY 'lIllj all intcrostoarnoc! thereoll and Buyer sh;111 furnish Soller Wiltl copies of Buyer's ~'lJdll_~S ;IS Ill~r(!lfll)dorl) (h~~_jcnt)(;d, nnd H10relJpOll r)fJlttll~r party ~;tl.lll tlavc any furthor rights or ot)li~Jt1ti{)ns IlC:f!:tJfldt:r 3. Paragraph 9. Agents. The following shall be Insorted after the last sentence In paragraph 9: Buyer's agent had made a prior contact with another broker and has Informed Camphell.Barrls Commercial Realty, Inc., 500 North Front Street, Wormleysburg. Pa 17043 or such contact. Campbell. Barris has reached a seftloment with CIR In rognrd to the commission payment due to CIR, and a copy 01 the Seftlement Agreement Is aftached herete as Exhibit "AM. Each party hareby agrees to Indemnify the other party for any claim for brokerage commission or finder's fee asserted by any person, firm or corporation other than Campbell. Barris claiming to have been engaged by such party. 4. Paragraph 12. Title and Costs. The following shall be Inserted alter the first sentence: Buyer, at Buyer's expense and within rorty.five (45) days alter the date of this Agreement. shall order a standard form AL TA Owner's Title Commitment (the "Commitment") covering the Property and Issued by a reputable title company licensed to do business In the juriSdiction where the Property Is located (the "nle Cornpany"). together with copies of all Instruments. If any, referred to In the Commitment as exceptions to title. The expense of addltlonaUextended coverage or the deletion of standard exceptions, If any. shall be the responsibility of the Buyer. If exceptions appear In the Commitment, other than the standard pre- printed exceptions. or the Title Insurance company's exception to warrant environmental conditions which are objectionable to Buyer, Buyar shall w~hln five (5) days after Buyer receives the Commitment. notify Seller In wr~lng of such fact. Upon the expiration of said forty-five (45) -day period. Buyer shall be deemed to have accepted all exceptions to H:le as shown on the Comm~ment (except for any maners to which notice under the preceding sentence has been given to Seller) and such exceptions not objected to by Buyer as provided above shall be known as permitted exceptions (tlte "Permined Exceptions"). Seller shall, within five (5) days of rccoipt of said notice of exception. have the option In Its sole discretion of either (Q terminating this Agreement and returning all payments made to Seller by Buyer, or (II) clearing the title of the objections so specified. If Seller elccts to terminate this Agreement, Seller shall so notify Buyer. whereupon Buyer shall (I) take title as Is, (II) accept Seller's termination w~hln five (5) days of such notification. or (III) request an additional thirty (30) days to anemptto clear title objections without waiving ~s rights under (i) or (II). 5. Paragraph 1 B. The following shall be added after the work "obtained": "which consent shall not be unreasonably withhold." 6. Paragraph 20 (a) . (c). Default has been deleted and the following shall be inserted and made part of this Agreement: a. If Seller defau~s or Is unable to deliver title In accordance with this Agreement or any addendum hereto or otherwise defau~s hereunder, Buyer shall have the option to: (1) take such title as Seller can deliver w~hout abatement or reduction of purchase price; or (2) rescind this Agreement and waive any claim for loss of bargain; and II Buyer chooses this remedy, Seller will cause to be paid to Buyer the Deposit and the direct costs which Buyer Incurred In preparation fO( closing, Including, without limitation, title examination fees. mortgage loan fees and expenses. survey costs. inspection costs and anorney's fees prior to Seller's default; when Seller has made such payments In full to Buyer this Agreement will terminate; or (3) file an action for specific performance, provided that Seller shall not have to specifically perform if the cost of remedlatlng a condition of the Property pursuant to the terms hereof exceeds $1Qj).Q.lLO.Q_.. b. If Buyer defaults, Seller's sole and exclusive rernedy Sila11 be to retain the Deposit as liquidated damages and this Agreement shall be terminated and the parties released of further lIabil~y. 7. The following shall be added as paragraph 24 and made part of this Agreement: B!gbUll.E1111)'. At any time prior to the Closing, Buyer or Its authorized agents shall have the right to enter upon the Property for any lawful purpose, including, without IIm~atlon, making surveys and site analyses, test borings, and environmental and engineering studies. Buyer agrees to indemnify and hold harmless Seller from any damages or liability to persons or property !tlat might arise therefrom, and Buycr agrees to repair, or pay to Seller the cost of, any damages caused to the Property by such entry. The tcrms of this paragraph shall survive It\() closin') for the Property. I"":') EXHIBIT 8 ~ ,'. OT/08/g~ 15'15 '0'1 61Q 8e8 8010 1I0BE,IIT E LAllB 111003 ROBEAT J. CARLIN" A5S0C, TEST BORING LOG BORING NO.: [3-; SOUTH AM60'!, N J PROJECT SHEET I/O,: I OF CLlfN T Joe NO,: '1/.f-6/ 80RINO CONTRACTOR fL[VATION: GROUND WAr!A CAS SAMP. CORE TUBE DATUM: . TIME DEPTH CASING tyPE - OAT[ START: I c....""D?' It,f' DATE 1?.f1\H~'f /1..CC 12..' ".' II <(. DIA, DATE FINISHED: - WT, DRILLER: FALL INSPECTOR: "'" uJ '" I.I.lz' g :z: z. ..J ~ ~ '" tt -0 ~o g~ ~ f:5 IDENTIFICATION REMARKS Ill"" p' :j '" ~... .. Cl VI ~ c.nV)D.. VI , '7'o/.LI'.<.:..J. ~ I Z ia"..p 5-1 ~ !.. f ~/ Cy.8 2 .,. - "! 3 ,- L f br C" ~ I~J> ../~ M'f 5 -"l I. I S/L'" ~ " 1-/ <; ( I b.-r~" C/t.r.'t' 1.1 ----"'- to- 'MOl! ,J,,,,'.,, k ~"1 ~ 5('...-,,1 I, !II" 5 :11:/ .s.J IIr S'.' f(vll - ". .- t. . 6 h' 1" 'i ff . I' T C;Y'7' ''../''1-/'S tl1€ Rf!". g'l ~\., , " f( 00. !.!-. ::. a $, (;oj) . , II 'i 10 s. ./ '( II ~t'~"" '" "'f',:' . , .- IZ )3. r? II", -i-I- I . - <. 13 ..... ~~~-'--. _._~~ . (/f't If '6' I~ L-., ~f .$ k >1 0 R ~D !!f;..:.:= " . C, r' JJ.7 .~ 15 $ ~ ([. 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TEST BORING LOG BORING NO.: g-, SOUTH JlMBOY, N,J PliO aCT LII H ~ ~..k'Prl''''' ~'ol'n( T ~f-r-PJr SHEET NO.: I OF CLIENT All",,! l!!-4-l,.'h.( JOB NO,: '1~_{" 10RING CONTIlACTOR B..,.,"~ ,.;'", '< '. --... .r.;., " ~ ELEVATION: 1,'11. f GROUND WATl!R CAS, SAMP. CORl! TUBE DATUM: OATE TIME OE:PTH CASING TYPE /.1st>, sf> OATE START:rr ~llW ~u. ,"".IJ:..r '5 ' OIA. 4-" ;z." OATE FINISHED: Illr.M' 'AI- WT. l'toU DRillER: R~J 1J IlIJ 1 FALL 10' INSPECTOR: ,-{ J (; X l.!Jrn '" en LlJz. ~ :l:~ .j !t' lio"' IDENTIFICATION REMARKS ~t: "0 ing ~:.: o~ "0,,, li '" ;:j", J 00.: Q. LI.l >- 0 '" Q V)cnc. rn 7. ~- 'J .' ..1 t.1/:'J5dl - t I 5-1 '- 1 !r.,. ." d b,. Cy ~ / .., r;' S :a t , IJ.. ~ t''' fZ. >.C I L..,v.h~ h,.c"-? CI().'I''I' 1 'I J $~2. q D", ' iJrfl;- 1'1 ( ", '''" k, (,,, f :!>~~l J,y '-/. Wti ~~II.., 10 - 4- 'c' 20" T~' 4 II . ;. ~~tf'(C. ...( ,., S , L, "'frl",,,,e R~"~ I 6 C;;,,,?, ~ ,,II n. 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(LEI), Camp Hill, Pennsylvania, to conduct an Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) of a 22 acre :Jarcel of property located along State Route 433; Greene Township, ne.1r Culbertson, Pennsylvania. The property was previously used for agricultural purposes and is situated across Route 433 and the Lctterkenny Army Depot (LEAD). A well was located on the property containing a dye tracer collection device. This well has been sampled by LEAD and found to contaill 39.3 ppb of 1, l, I Trichloroethane (111- TeA) on a May, 1985 sampling. The presence of contaminants, notably Ill-TCA and Trichloroethylene, apparently resulted from activities at the LEAD site. A IO'xI4' cistern found during the tield inspection was reportedly used for collecting rain water for on-site household use. Historical records for the property and adjacent land indicate that extensive environmental impairment has occurred adjacelllto the site, primarily at the LEAD. Two areas on the LEAD property are on the National Priority List (NI'L). No direct evidence has been obtained to confirm such activities occurred on the subject property, however, continuing research to determine the cxtent of contaminant migration from the l.etterkenny Army Depot beneath the subject property is bcing conducted by U:.AD coll>ultants. The subject property is located within the Ordovician St. Paul Group Limestone, which is known to contain solution cavities. Interviews conducted by CiSI suggest that the possibility of sinkhole activity may have occurred on the subject property. Preliminary foundation horings 111 1.0 PURPOSE 01<' INVESTIGATION A Phasc I, Environmental Site Assessmcnt (ESA) was conducted by Groundwater Services International, Inc. (GSI) fur Lane Entcrpriscs, Inc. (LEI) of eamp Hill, Pennsylvania. The purpose of the ESA is to summarizc availablc information regarding the environmental data collected for the subject property and adjacent propcrtics. The location of the property is shown on Figure 1.1. 2.0 SCOPE OF SERVICES The scope of services provided to LEI by GSI included (but was not limited to): Diseussing with the owncr relevant information about thc site and adjoining properties; interviews with employees and adjacent propcrty owncrs; compilation of available records and doeuments pertaining to the propCrly; sitc visit and complction of a field chccklist which included pertinent observations relatcd to apparcnt environmcntal conditions; review of scientific rescarch conducted as part of ongoing cnvironmental isslles at the Lellerkenny Army Depot; preparation of a rcport summarizing obscrvations and arcas of potential concern. .~ .~, ., ".... .~ .. :.... :r--~ I ! I r I \ \ ..\ \ " (' ;j. II I (i (i \\ ',,, " I ~ ~ 'J '\\ Ii I, :.' :, 'r ,',j ,~ ." n:" \ '". . .....\\.". "'\~. " .. ....n...' ;... . .-:;;- ... ... :,.-- . '~7J " " " ., ,. " " " ,'. ',I " " " " " " ,I " " " ,I ,I ,~" . I' " " . 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"I oc:t: b ,.,.., CL ~ ~,; ~ 2i I. ~t .... C) 0( r.~ 0 """ '. " J..I..l {] L)' n r( ::J iil :~, IIJ '" en ;~ :- tJ ..,:~ en ~ .:H.:;" rv.J If).....(j p., m , I.J lLJ W ,} In m g, :, "j ".~. :. II' ".., 'i .J: ,I I : 1: .~ 'r ) () .' q .!) .iI ~ ~ ~ '" fJ f I.' , I fl ! 'I I. M 3.0 RECOIU)II>OCUMENT luwmw AND INTERVIEWS 3.1 Sit ~ Locution The subject property is located on Sunset Pike, State Route 433 in Greene Township, Franklin eounty, Pcnnsylvania, with approximatc latitude/longitude of 40.??oo46, 77.625860 (see Figure 3.1). Portions of thc approximatcly 22 acrc property are found on thc Shippcnsburg, Scotland, Roxbury and Chambersburg USGS 7 1/2 minute quadrangle maps. The road frontage on the western boundary of the property (approximatcly 1,200 feet) boardcrs the Lellerkenny Army Depot. 3.2 Site IIIstory GSI researchcd the history of the site and adjaccnt properties in an effort to identify operation or activities that may havc impactcd the ~n~ironmenlal conditions of the sileo Documents reviewed include past and present property deeds, tax maps, Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Resources (DER) tilcs, and local government tiles. Appendix A includes the site history records and documents gathcrcd by OS\. Indication was given from previous research that the possibility of groundwater contamination at the property due to the proximity of LEAD cxists. Rail activity along the south-eastern boundary of the propcrty could have resulted in product or fucl losses over timc, however, no direct evidence was found to suggest environmental impairmcnt due to rail activities. Records indicate that no major environmental concerns exist as a dircr.t rcsult of activities that have taken place on the property.ÿ 2 .. 3.2.1 Zoning The site was Initially zoned Industrial whcn the original zoning ordinance was enacted in 1973. In approximately 1984, the front 300 fcct of the property was zoned Highway eomrnercial and the rcmaining arca continued to bc zoncd Industrial. 3.2.2 Aerlnll>hotogrnph Inlerprclllllon GSI obtained and revil:wcd aerial photographs datcd 1949, 1957, 1963, and 1970 from the Pennsylvania Dcpartmcnt of Environmental Resourccs, Bureau of Topographic and Geologic Survey. Photographs were reviewed to identify changes in site usage, adjoining land use and possible treatment, storage or disposal areas. Major land changes are noted as follows: a) The 1949 photograph shows the site with sevcral buildings toward the road frontage of Route 433 (Sunset Pike). The site appears to be in agriculture. No dumping or construction is apparent on the site. A trce line extends through the ccnter of the property away from Route 433. Many of thc businesscs currcntly along Routc 433 do not appear to be present on this photograph. Thc railroad tracks arc prcsent on thc photograph to thc east of the property. There are many buildings, roads and equipment apparcnt on LEAD. Construction activity and disturbcd soil is prcscnt at LEAD. b) Thc 1957 photograph shows thc buildings on the site arc still prcscnt. Two dirt roads and open soil areas arc apparent in the ccnter arca of thc site. Thcsc could be sink hole areas which are being tilled in. Construction activity is apparent to thc south on an adjacent property. The construction on LEAD appears to have stabilized somcwhat. Much of the standing equipment is gonc from thc last photograph of LEAD. A few new homes are apparent on thc Cumbcrland Highway to thc north northeast of the sitc. A ncw housing dcvclopmcnt .\ . 3.2.3 Summary or Allency Interviews The following agencies werc contacted for information pertaining to possible adversc environmental conditions at the site: I) Pleasant Hall Fire ehicf - reportcd that a tractor trailer jack-knifed on the LEAD side of the road releasing 10-15 gallons of dicsel fuel which LEAD cleaned up. Several car accidents occur periodically at thc intcrscction of Routcs 433 and 997. A large fire occurred at the Northem Homcs Company (now P.A.Il. Truss Company) in 1982 and may have allowed glue to run off. 2) State Police Barracks in Chambcrsburg - reportcd no record of chemical spills/accidents near or on thc property. 3) Greene Township Zoning Officer - reported that the property had been used only as a farm. No dumping or chcmical hazards were ever reported present. The esx Railroad operates to the rear of the property. The propcrty is zoned Highway Commercial and . Industrial. 4) Greene Township Supervisor (Chairman) - reported that the property was currently leascd for agriculture and had been used as a farm. He was not aware of any environmental concerns on thc propcrty. 5 3.2.4 Summory of Owncr QUl'stlonllulrc Mr. Jeff Austin of thc Sunny Company was suhmined a site qucstionalrc in May 1994. The owncr indic;lIed that hc was unaware of any cnvlronmcntal problems rclated to the site, and he did not appear to be awarc of the magnitude of cnvironmental impairment resulting from activities at the LEAD. According to the questionaire, the surrounding area dcscription includes a mixed use of agriculture, commcrcial, industrial, retail and military use. Indication was given that at no time were chemicals stored or spilled on the property. No underground storage tanks (UST's) or transformers (peB's) exist on thc sitc. No changes have been madc to the property by the current owner. The completed questionaire is prcsented in Appcndix A. 3.2.5 Olher Interviews Thirteen (13) nearby or adjoining propcrty owners, cmployees, and lessees were interviewed concerning their knowledge of past uscs of the site. Thesc records are contained in Appcndix A. Indication given during thosc intcrvicws did reveal signiticant concerns for environmental problems at the subject propcrty due to the groundwater contamination from LEAD. Other commercial/industrial properties nearby or adjacent include: National Printing Ink (previously a vehicle garage), RWR Construction eompany, P.A.B. Truss Manufacturer, James Craft eonstruction Company, Roman's Salvage (previously a small airport) and Sollcnberger Silo Company (a silo manufacturer/contractor and farm supply). 3.2.6 Adjaccnt Land Usc The adjacent land can be dcscribcd as agricultural, commcrcial and industrial. Immediatcly to the west of the property is the LEAD. This facility covers 19,520 acres and was establishcd in 1942 with thc primary mission of ammunition storagc. However, principal (, , , activities at LEAD have also includcd thc following: 1. Overhauling, rcbuilding, und tcstlng of wheeled and tracked vehicles; 2. Issuance and shipmcnt of chemicals and pctrolcum; and 3. Storagc, maintcnancc, demilitarization, and moditication of ammunition. Operations conducted at LEAD, in conjunction with past and current missions, have included cleaning and stripping, plating, lubrication, dcmolition, chcmical and petroleum transfer and storage and washout/deactivation of ammunition. Many of these activities (except thosc associated with ammunition) were conducted ,in thc SE area using signiticant quantities of trichloroethcnc (TRCLE), other chlorinatcd hydrocarbons, hydrocarbons and solvents. This property rcprcscnts the most obvious and signiticant potcntial for adverse impact on the subject property. The LEAD facility contains two separate areas on the National Priority List. Due to the amount of scientific documentation on subsurface impacts at LEAD, a thorough review within the time limits and tinancial constraints of this investigation was not possible. In summary, the LEAD facility contains numcrous areas where a wide range of contaminants, notably Trichloroethylcne (TeE) and Ill-Trichloroethane (Ill-TeA), have entered the subsurface and have advcrsely impacted soil and groundwatcr. The two areas most likely to threaten groundwater, beneath thc subject propcrty are the lagoon area to the north- west of the subject property, and the area in the vicinity of Gate 5 which is adjacent to the subject property along State Routc 433. Both of these arcas arc included on Figure 3.2. The contaminants of concern at LEAD arc the following 15 organic and 7 inorganic chemicals: Inor&anic Chcmicals Arsenic (AS) Bcryllium (BE) Cadmium (ed) Chromium (Cr) Copper (Cu) Lead (Pb) Manganese (Mn) Thallium (TI) Zine (Zn) 7 3.2.7 VISTA NlltlOlllllltlldlus l'I'ome A computer data bllsc s~arcll (Nationlll Itadius Prof1lc or NRP) WIIS rcqucsted from VISTA Environmcntal Information, Inc. conccrning thc subjcct property. Thc NRI' consists of a compoter filc search of Statc and Fedcral dlltllhascs. Thc Fedcral databasc records In the search includc thc following: · U.S. Environmental Protcction Agcncy (EPA) Supcrfund Sitcs (National Priority List); · U.S. EPA Potcntial Superfund Sitcs (eEltCLlS); · U.S. EPA Resource Conscrvation IInd I~~covcry Act (ReRA) L.arge Quantity Gcncrators; · U.S. EPA ReRA Small QlIllntity Gcncrators; · U.S. EPA ReRA Trcatmcnt, Storagc, and/or Disposal Sitcs (TSDs); and, · U.S. EPA ReRA Transportcrs. The State databascs rccordcd in thc scarch includc thc following: · Pennsylvania Dcpartment of Environmcntal Rcsources (PaDER) Hazardous Site eleanup Program, Hazardous Sitcs C1canup List; · PaDER Regulation Contirmed Lcaking Underground Storagc Tank (LUST) Releases; · PaDER Burcau of Waste Managcmcnt, Solid Wasu.:. Invcntory; · PaDER Burcau of Waste Managcmcnt, Transfcr Stations · PaDER Bureau of Wastc Managemcnt, Inactivc Solid Wastc Inventory; · PaDER Storage Tank Program, Storagc Tank Data System Undcrground Storage Tanks A copy of this databasc, showing thc scarch radius, is contained in Appcndix A. The LEAD facility is listcd under 1I1llllappable sites and subsequently was not shown on thc radius protile map. The results and tindings from the computcr database scarch indicated one reportcd leaking underground storage tank (LUST) silC, Ill.:ated within the 1/4 to 1/2 milc radius. The site is owned by Paul E. Lchman Illc. \) " 3.3 Geology Regional geologic investigulions indicate that the site is underlain by limestone from the St. Paul Group as shown on the geologic map in Figure 3.3. This formation is Ordovician In age and is composed primarily of light gmy limestone with minor interbeds of dolomite containing black chert and abundantly is fossiliforous. The formation is considered a fair aquifer with maximum reported yiclds of 225 gallons per minute with calculated maximum sustained yield of 160 gallons per minute (Becher and Taylor 1982). The geology of the LEAD area has been studied in depth, with revisions to Becher and Taylor's regional study by Mata, Faus, and May (1986) and Environmental Science and Engineering (ESE) (1987). The gcology beneath the eastern portion of the LEAD facility, adjacent to the study area, is described as complexly folded and faultcd Middle Ordovician limestones and dolomites with beds striking north-northeast to northeast and dipping steeply, generally to the southeast or northwest (Quinlin 1989). 3.3.1 Sinkholes A sinkhole is defined as a localized, gradual or rapid sinking of the land surface to a variable depth; generally characterized by a roughly circular outline, internal drainage, and a distinct breaking of the ground surface. The collapse feature is a result of residual soil or colluvium being transported into voids within the carbonate bedroek (Kochanov 1989). Within the St. Paul Group, joints up to 1/2 inch in width and spaced 3 to 5 fcct apart, and bcdding separations spaced 1/2 inch to 6 feet apart are the primary openings. 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" Po ::! ~ u ~ 'bi) NO ;;JClO~ ~~~ t= e ~ ::c ., ~ VI . . ..s .. ~ .. .- . ., ~ . ~~.. " ~ z , . Q~~ " ~... " ,,'" ~! (J} " 3 ? . " w 8 .., ,'. .' . "" ',' , cavities that generally range from a few inches to a foot In diameter and rarely caverns that may be tens of feet in width and hundrcds of fcet in length. As a rcsult, openings vary greatly In sl7.e and distribution and the specilic capacities of wells range over nearly live orders of magnitude (Becher and Taylor 1982). Sinkhole activity is prevalent throughout many parts of Franklin eounty. Although no obvious sinkholes or c10scd deprcssions were noted on the subject propcrty by GSI, several incidents involving sinkholc activity were notcd on adjoining properties. A copy of the Sinkholes and Karst-Related Features Map covcring the subject property is shown in Figure 3.4. On Figure 3.4 the predominant karst rclatcd fcatures are "closed dcpressions". A closed depression is dclined as a distinct bowl-shaped depression in the land surface; it is characterized by varying magnitude, an unbroken ground surface around the pcrimeter and internal drainage (Kochanov 1989). In many cascs these featurcs can only be detccted from aerial photography and can often identify areas susceptible to future sinkhole activity. These features do not ncccssarily preclude a site from development, however they should be considered a yellow tlag indicating that construction may rcquire additional considerations such as double footers, re-enforccment or other engineering techniqucs. Altering normal surface drainage can somctimes 'tlush out' the type of fcatures dcscribcd above. Geophysical surveys can somcti mes be used to better delinc bcdrock conditions. Following a summary rcview of a number of documents relatcd to the LEAD investigations, CiSI bclievcs that thc most accurate description of subsurf.lce conditions was containcd in the Scptemhcr 1989 report by James Quinlin PhD. Mr. Quinlin's investigation utilized dye traccr studies to evaluate thc potential fate and transport of contaminants from three 1\ areas or the LEAD facility. Tracer dyes were injectcd by Mr. Quinlin on the aftemoon of April 19, 1989, at two locations on the LEAD facility. The first was into a well next to the Industrial Wastewater Treatment Plant Lagoon and the second, on-site, location was a well in the Disposal Area. Tracer dyes were also injected into a third, oft'-site loeation in a sinking stream south of the facility. Five pounds of Fluorcscein dyc wcrc uscd in the L.agoon area weli, north of the subjeet property. Within tWl!nty-four hours, thc dye was detected in a well on the National Printing Ink property adjacent to and south of the subjcct propcrty. In general, dycs Ilowcd northeast, east, southeast and south to a total of eight (8) springs and ten (10) wells at velocitics ranging from 4 to 300 fcet per hour. Their residence times in the wells and springs ranged from about two wceks to four months and continuing at the time the report was submitted. Traccr results indicatc thatthc Ilow within thc aquifer is much more complex, more dispcrscd, and morc unpredictable than has bccn recognized in the past. Mr Quinlin went on to state in his report that traditional conccpts of Ilow through granular aquifers are erroneous and irrelevant whcn applicd to karstic aquifcrs like thc one that underlies the LEAD. Dispersion of pollutants is much more widespread, erraticand unpredictable than in granular aquifcrs. 3.3.2 Soli Characteristics The Gcncral Soil Map for Franklin County is shown in Figure 3.5. This map indicates that soils in the area of thc subject property arc of the Hagcrstown-Duflicld assoeiation. Thesc tend to be deep. well drained, nearly level to stcep soils formed in materials weathercd from 12 limestone (USDA 1975). Soils map sheet #34 is prcsented in Figure 3.6. This map shows two specific soil types prc~ent on the subject property as described bclow. Clarksburg silt loam (ek) overlies the central portion of the property. These soils are generally deep, ncarly level, moderately well drained, medium tcxture soils in concave areas of uplands. These soils formcd in colluvial or residual matcrial derivcd from limestone, calcareous and non-calcareous shalc and sandstone. Additional soil charactcristics arc describcd by USDA 1975 as follows: In a representative profile in a cultivated area, the plow laycr is dark yellowish-brown silt loam about 10 inches thick. The subsoil extcnds to a dcpth of 48 inches. The upper 22 inches is yellowish-brown, friable and linn silty clay loam mottled in the lower part with dark grayish brown; the lower part is ycllowish-brown, extrcmely linn and brittle silty clay loam mottled with dark brown and grayish brown. The substratum to a depth of 60 inches is yellowish- brown silty clay loam. elarl(sburg soils arc slowly pcrmcable and moderate in available moisture capacity. A seasonal high watcr table rises to within I 1/2 to 3 fcct of thc surfacc during wet periods. Some areas are subject to accumulation of surface water. Slow permeability and the seasonal high water table are the main limitations. Most of the acreage has been cleared and is used for crops. The Hagerstown silt 103m, [3 to 8 pcrccnt slopes (Hel3)] surrounds the Clarksburg silt loam on the subject propcrty. This soil has a prolile dcscribcd as rcpresentative of the Hagerstown Serics. These are formed in matcrials weathered from rclativcly pure limestone. It is reddish-brown, friable to linn silty clay loam to a depth of 21 inches and red and u yellowish-red, firm to very linn silty clay in the lower part. The substratum extcnds to a depth of 73 inches and is ycllowish-red, very firm silty clay loam. Limestone bedrock is at a depth of about 73 inches. Hagerstown soils are moderately permeable and high to moderate in available moisture eapacity. The erosion ha7.ard, underground solution caverns, and sinkholes are the main limitations. 3.3.3 Surface Water Dl'llinnge It has bcen reported that surface drainagc at the site tends to collect in the north-east portion of the site following prccipitation events. The rctention time was noted to be relatively short, which may be due in part to solution activity in the underlying carbonate bedrock. At least two surface runoff drains were noted entering the site from beneath State Route 433 along the western boundary of thc site adjacent to thc LEAD propcrty. 3.4 Water Supply and Waste Water Utilities Municipal water is available to the propcrty from the main water line running along Route 433. Municipal sewer is available for hookup with an extension at the rear northeast area of the property. Many businesses and homes along Route 433 have on-sitc scwcr systems. One well was found to exist during the field reconnaissance as shown 011 thc site map in Figure 3.1. A cistern (also shown on Figure 3.1) with the dimcnsions of IO'xI4' was apparently used for collecting rain water tllr Oil-site household usc. I~ 4.0 SITE WALK THROUGH A site walk through was conducted on May 28, 1994 by GSI. A field checklist was completed, data was recorded and pertinent observations relating to the apparent condition of the site were notcd. The GSI check Ii~t is includcd In Appendix e. Photographs taken during the walk-through are in shown in Appendix D. The property consists of a relatively flat open lield divided by several large trecs running east to west. Some of thcse trces appeared to bc stressed as signilied by many dead or dying branches and bark. Othcr trees that lined the perimeter of the property did not appear stressed. The field is currently being used as pasture for callie and for growing hay. The hay was almost three feet high al. the time of thc site walk through, which made slight deprcssions or mounds almost indisccrnible. Thc vcgctation appcared healthy in almost all areas exccpt a few small areas had strcsscd or dead vegctation, prcsumingly from the livcstoek kept on site. eement slabs were found near the previous housc and barn location. These slabs were likely from foundations of buildings and silos. Stone foundation sections were found where the house and barn were prcviously located. To the north of the propcrty was the Mennonite Church, parking area, yard area and cemetery. To the north of thc church propcrty is James eraft Construction Company property. Several 55 gallon drums, various construction material and an undcrground storage tank for vehicle fueling was observcd and photographcd on the Craft propcrty. At the northcast corner of thc property was the Sollcnbcrgcr Silo eompany, a silo builder and farm supply. Scverallarge plastic portablc chcmical holding tanks, an aboveground storage tank (AST) and two damaged 55 gallon drums of herbicidc werc observcd and photographcd. An cmployee at Sollcnbergcr Silo Company statcd that thc AST was empty (when questioncd by (is! on 5/31/94). 15 The esx Railroad tracks arc located to the east of thc of The Sunny Company property. Several pieces of railroad timbcrs were observcd along the tracks. A small fallen shed-like structure was obscrved and photographed at the east of thc dividing tree line. On the othcr side of the railroad tracks, away from the property, wcre agricultural lields. To the south of thc propcrty was RWR Construction Company. Photographs taken during the site walk-through indicatc a stockpiling of various construction materials. An AST was observed at the property boundary. Two activc AST's wcrc observcd closcr to the RWR building. Also to the south is National Printing Ink. Several 55 gallon drums and a propane heating tank was observcd and photographcd on this property. The western portion of The Sunny eompany property is bordercd by Route 433. No storm water drains wcrc observcd from road run-off onto the property. Across thc road, farther to the west, is LEAD property illld buildings. A railroad track was observed on the LEAD property. Two drainage ditches with culvert piping were observed, which drains water from LEAD, routed under Route 433 and discharges onto The Sunny eompany property. Small outcroppings of limestone were observed on the property at various locations. No distinct sinkholcs were obvious. Two public water manholes werc found near Route 433. A well and cistern were found ncar thc western center of the property near Route 433. The well was covered with a largc metal plate and a woodcn board covcr. A plastic sampling bailer was found inside the well. Thc depth of the well was greater than 100 fect decp and the depth of water was 30.3 feet from the surface, as measured on 5/28/94 by GSI. A cistern was found near the well and had a dangerously open hole at the top - the cement surface slab was approximately lO'x 14'. Thc bottom inside of the cistern was mcasured to be 8 fcct down with approximately 10 inchcs of water. The insidc walls of the cistcrn appearcd intact. Therc arc approximately 15-20 head of cows in the pasture which disturbcd soil in some areas and fouled a wct arca near thc watcring trough. Some dcbris, empty 5 gallon cans which previously contained asphalt sealer, rain spouts, construction fcncing, windows, glass, pieces 16 .~, REl-'EltENCES Bec:hc::r, A.B., and Taylor L.E., 1982. Groundwater rcsourccs in the Cumbcrland and ~ontiguous valleys of Franklin county, Pennsylvania. Pcnnsylvania Bureau of Topographic and Geologic Survey, Watcr Rcsource Rcport 53. 67 p. Environmcntal Scicnce and Enginccring, Inc., 1987. Rcmcdial investigation of thc southeastcrn (SE) area at Leucrkenny Army Depot (LEAD), Draft Report. eonsultant's report prcllared under Contract No. DAAA 15-85-0-00 17 (Dcllvery Order 0003), Environmental Science and Engincering Inc., Gaincsville, Florida. Koehanov, William E., 1989. Sinkholes and Karst-related features of eumberland eounty, Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania Burcau of Topographic and Geologic Survey, Open File Rcport 8902. 8 p. Mata, L., Fauss, L.M., and May, I.P., 1986. Use of fracture trace analysis in karst terranes for environmcntal rcmcdial action planning--a casc study. Environmcntal Problems in Karst Tcrranes and Thcir Solutions Confercnce (Bowling Green, Ky.), Proeccdings. National Watcr Wcll Association, Dublin, Ohio. p. 263-277. Quinlin, I.F., 1989. Technical plan, groundwatcr dyc traccr study, Leuerkenny Army Depot, ehambersburg, Pennsylvania. eonsultant's report prepared for Environmcntal Science and Engineering, Inc., Gainesville, Florida. Mammoth eave, Kcntucky. 16 p. U. S. Soil eonservation Service, 1975. Soil survey of Franklin eounty, Pennsylvania. U. S. Department of Agriculture. 122 p. 18 ~ ':,1:1 /_ '( ,;," ,(I- I,~ ""rA'~'_II~',,'[,'.ltH rjf HNH~'II.VN~I/. F~ ... IJII",IIIII.{~lt O~ n'tt~Jt' '.:.;. , . "I "':"11_ :--= r..r'f,., B;' _ .. ,y,I;,t'~II~ ,t\l~ "'U 'G..,;:t ~ G O. 0 0 ~:_ ;L1L ."- ","" " THIS D~~D, MaoJo ihl. J.1.!2 ~., ,:/ 1u OIl" In iho ,.., nineteen hundred 1M nlnCl~"wui /7-1 . 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SIlk.:kslac(r and IhrouCh I.....,l (2) ui'I,".!: irlln rin.\ on line, Nlllth 86 d"'&h~"'_' .50 l1linul\...~ 08 SC~L1mh Wc.,I, 624.64 red hI I sel spike in Ihe tenler line IIf !';ljJ Pennsylvania Rl\UIC 433; then,( a'on~ the ccnler line of salJ I'enn'ylvania Kllute 433, North,) deGrees OJ minulr.\ 52 $t(onJs E..'I, 471.)2 (cd 10 I ,d !.pikt; Ih...nl,;C hy saitS 'tiller line \In it 'urve 10 the ri~hl wilh I r"diu' or 3321,)2 (eel, an Ir' lenl:11I 1)( J49.()Jj (.:.:I hi' 'l't ~rikc; thcn,\! Cllnlinuinl; hy ~3jt.l (enl...r line, Nllrth 9 dq;rcc.s 04 minulCS ~6 'l.''':UflJ~ b.'I, ~J6.~0 (ee! It) .n uiMinC 'pile, IJlc placc o( be- ,inning. CONTAINING 23.268 Icrcs, a.s ,hown on draft made ror '(\'in S, DWln hy William A, DdnJle Ass.oo;lafe5, datN No- \'cmber I. 1973, I oory o( which is r<<ordoJ In Franklin C.ounl)'. POll/uylvan!.. Dud IJook Vulum. 695, r.~. 1012. 0 1 I J' ~"., l:n r '~tt . 'J" ~.II ... ',c.,' ...:.. " ~ ." .. 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AN/) Aaw,y, Inc.. . tltla....,lt'r (orllt)r.IIQIl, ".\'lnK 1111 pr~nclp.1 "I.,e of bU'ln'.. in :;yracuu, Ntw York, hl'r<<'lfllftrr (,tIled AGWAY, , , Wllt:IlE^:i, L.~hfllUl QWllll tl!1II1 ..stall' sHu.le wllhin Gtt:tnt TuwnshlP' Fnn~11n CCHJIlly. Prllrlllylv'l1l,l, rnrll:llnlnp: .pproltim.\tely 22 Inu, bt!lnjl thl' lIlolJ'lnty of till' ~~r,lO' 1",11 ..~t,ll.. ....llld, I rVlll !i, Illdt!t 1.'1 U)t by .ltl.'d cJ.:&tt!cJ J.nuuy 10, 1'114, ,u\l1 fC'Olttt"" III rl.UI~ll11 Counly. P..lllayl....nll. tll.'l'tl nOQk Volulllt 6'J;, "INr 1011. (o)lI\,')'r<l I,) I'ol\d E. t.,'h 1IlJ, 11 , Inc. I'tOflt.Sh.ltlll~ Plln, .nd {. , I. /, r"1 1 l: ~. r iJ f: WIIEln:AS, A~"".y cIW,,, tt31 r!llltt' !I~tUit(' .....Ithi" Gtrttlt Township. Franklin County. Pcnnlylv.ni., whlc::h IdJoins the ,'orruld real ullte of l.rl'lm.n, contlllllnR .pptlHd"'~tt'ly 2.~)7b .cre. and \u!lnR the umt tul r.UIt which bc(,)mc \'t'lh'tJ In ^K....ly by thc followlllM dCl'lll,- I. Th.,' U~dllm<ltC lnd CUllIherland VNIl,~y ICll'] 1\03d 1.;Jttcn.lon Company. by dl.'l.'d dlted July H, IOj8l. and rl.'cordl!d III Fr.nkl.n County. I'tnruylvatlll, Ou'd HC)Vlo. Vu!lHllt. '101, PAMe 1l2, .nd I Ii I" 1, John A. Ilomln l!t l!lt by t!"l',j thto!d January 10. 1186, .nd rl.'cordt'd In f,.ankhn Counly. 1'I'IlIl!lyl"'''lllol, Deed I\ook Volunle lf4~, PolS!!' 347, lnd [ .. ~~: ' r; I'. I, I'. '. , . i,~ i,1 P.: 'J" C' \!. ~I (. r." \" :,. ".. ''- I. b\', III .,~ ~i. I,' dl " 1".:,. \'1 ':~ ~.1 WIlERt:AS, l.chrnl" .Jllll AW""olY h..../!' 'Kttcd that l.ehmoln may bt gt.nteod . tw('My (20) toot utility cucmcnt which CI'OIllCI the aforculd tnl e.ute of AR....y .10n" ~I. norlhcutctn lmunchty 11M ;and e:dcndlng Irom L..R. lBOlf> (ClJmberllnd HlRhwlyl (0 the afore5.ud real t'ltat<1 of L.thtNn. a diltance of approxim.tely 774.3l f~ct upon ,uta\n lUnlS lnd conditionl hertln.fter ,el forth. HOW. THERU.ORE. WITNESSt;TII, In conllderation ot the lum ot One Dolllr (S1.00). In hand ,paId, thl receipt of wnlch II h.nby Icknowladi1d and the p.rtiu heuto exprc..ly ItaUna lhelr Intention to bl t'.IUy bound hereby do I.reo II 10110\1111- 1. A,wlY hereby a rant. 10 LQhman an lIument tWlnly (.lO) te.l In width and axtandlng approxtmatlly 774.~) flet along thl norlhu.hrn boundary at lAhman', rul utate hentnbcCort delcribed {lOrD L.R. zeou " I Llo_CN_ OLIN.. OLIN ..~.....r_aw.. ~""'- ''ItA. 1116"" 485 I f ! I I " ._ ._.~....__. ..._ nu .. ...... _''"F_. I II I. ....OM.. OLIN &. QUH .~T_"", r( ~.~ ..... Ifm , . " ~:I~ i WII I", il I i I IW i i II! I ' 1)\', .. ~"'" . ,I ~l ...,... ~ ' , " , ,it 'it , r~ ,. I " ~ I . I I ~ I , 1 1 t , , I . 1 j 1 I .I I I ,:-;- \ '. (Cumberland Utah...)') 10 other tnl eshte ot l..ehman .. mrU"e fully .hown on . ,jrawl"H by Paul.:, l.ehnl&l1. tne.., atUched he..eto and mill. . pu., htre-ot, for the purpou 01 ullllly uu wtlh the rlsht to e"ln ..It.! tul ulllt to (UI\ltruct and In,ull \Il\llty IInu and therufter Ihe "IJlhl to ent.l:r ..hi rul ell.le tQ mllnt.ln, rep.:atr Ind replu-e ..n\ll II neceuaty, ,slJnJr.CT, IIOWI.;Vt:H, h) the ohllR.ltflll of Lt'hman to rutore .ny of the teal e'lhlr 10 II, orlMln,,1 conllltlon ..hl(/1 HI.tt'd prIor to Its entry (or I'llhrr conetrucllon or nl;allltcll.all((', Z. Lt'hmoln 111 c()n~ldr'r,ltltJll l)( AKw.y Rr.ntlnR th,. a(Me,..I.1 f'1,rmenl, stull. I' 1I\!dl tllll!! ,U It Pd1.,lp!cl, . unitary It'v.'ur !lnr v.llhlt1 thl" lrol~~ll1rnl Itl ~t'r,'I("~ Ita rral t'~lal", P'-Ol\'ldr 10 ...M......y al no C'Hl'llrw'lllln r)lp~nH', a tollt'r...1 IJ,IIllIOlry tr'/o./"r IIIH' t'J Ih" r'JdltUIIK "'M""y blJlldltl,li ,\IHI cO/npll'lr Iht' h'Mk-up and 1Il11ol1t.ll10Il to s,'ld bUlldllljU upon compll'll(j11 of thl" !Iamco, .11 11\.1lnl"",",('(' And m')l\lllly IIl'r v II',., (harst'1 (VI" thll lllll'nl sanllary Ill,'wrr line I,) A~v.'.lyll bUII(hnlf Ih,lll h"l.')"'I~ Ila uclu"l\'e rl'"potl!llbdlly of ^Kv.-,lYI In ,.I.lltl')!\, I.I.'IHl1ilfl ~h,)ll lll~I.I!l a Woller hilI' t'kllfll811)11 from Ow t'_"-I'itIIlR Q((I('e IQ Ih~ l.l'nlt!r hnt' of 111(' 111'W Ddu'd SIQrOl~r Ullltdinli IllcludlnH the furnIShing anJ in!l(llllallon 0( onc Inch (I" I (1I3mrur (ype 1\ copper lint' 1f1 IIll' trt'I1coh (or OIpproklm,llt'ly ltlO hlll',)l fl',,! and furnllh and lJutllll ly,-,) (I) fru..t-lIroof hy.lr,1111I, ), Dutlng thr Iln'r' ()t COllltruc:llon ant! Lt'hman', pre,rnct' on IlIr, I.dlm,lll ,11.111 dcfcIld, Ind"llllllry and hold ...R......y h..trnlc:'"i~ (tllrn llnd ilRalrut ally ,1fl.l all dalnil~e, d.illll~, c!<.'maIHI" sulla, IQ5111~t, It/dlllltl!:':!, Cl)~IS and Cllflt'IlIl~1l C:olulll'd by, lIrlslnH out of or hGJ1pcnlnH In ctJIlntctlrJl1 with rOIl~lrll.Ii()11 of thl! DIIII\'I'~d'''H'rlht'd ullllly IIIHt, nr ony /lcl or Iltlll'i'llutl of I,dlfllolll or DIIY party ndllllo( In I.l'IUII.lIl', Iwh,11f In ('tHUll'(lIOIl .....lth !llIld IHlllty hne 01" Ihl' l'ol,(.tnt'nt .l1d tlltht tll'rL'hy "ranlt'd, 4. ^~wilY rr.Hrvt'1 till' l"Ilo! hi 10 tully use and occupy the Above" dt!scrlbrd I..nd eJlc('pI .II to Ih.. (,HCllIent illlll rIghts hert'by gr,lflled. S. The eurm('nl :In.! rlHhls herl!by grallled are !ubJecl 10 .Jl ellt'mt't1tt anJ t'f1CUmbrilllct'1 1)( tt(ord, tl. ..., 10 Ihe rlHht t,} t'111l'r uplln lhe premise. of "'gway tor Ihe purpole of c:onlltruc:llnH and USII1I( 5;11<1 lJllllly hne, f.thman hereby 'Hrees that it ,h. II coordlnati! II' c:ol1llrUt.tl'JlI tlnd m,llntC!nlnce c:rew! In rrlpec:t 10 the times and manner of 1llIJlt occ:up.lncy 80 iI!I nol to Inlerfere with the lue of the premlul by ^Rw,,"y for It I ordlllary tlnd customary purpo!lu. l.t!hman aRreu th..t durlllM the periods of conSlructlon and maintenance ot the s;lId utility !tnt, Lt'hman shall not blo(,'k tll.C('" tel the premisu of Agway in luch a woy II to unduly Interftre wIlh the comIng (rom and going to Agwayl, property. ~Il. 1116"14 486 ~.""",, .....j f -.--..-- - - . I -....----....-.. "M1,-..~ "....t,,,.t,. ".""\",,,.,,,,,,.,.,, .'~~'\" ~.., .......~.~I,..,.'......,---~, "....>r>,..."'.lIlo".r"r'.t"................,..,...,~ ",,",,~ ,.....~..........lIW.Jaw...'....~......~l.............. L ....h:l..ll.....~-:~w.J.~" ~ 1 t 1 I 1.1_01_ OUN .. aUM .~T_"'" (' . 1~_'..II* '.' ' I '. 7. Thl, .aK,'r.~lIIltlll ahall tllIJrlP 10 and ue blndlns UpOIl the puliu hereto and Ihl!lr rUJlcctl~~ 'U((UIOr. IlId IIslgna. 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Vbli . --.----.- ....-------- ~___.__,_H._ ,.-_0------. ---.-_.-.. 13 If (he pfOpn,'Y I~ ur'...ed by a pn'illllt well or non. public Wilier Yes G~ lJn~ Yt\ Nu lJuk Yo 1'1" LJnk by5lem. have conlamlnafll~ becl1ldenlinttJ in the well or ~Y!ileln thai exceed guidelines uppllcahh~ 10 tht." waler 5)'~lelt1 or hll~ the well been deSIgnated ll'i OllllJlIlIllall."ll by ..n)' govenUl1enl tll\llfUII mcnllllhea.llh agenc)''.' e 14 Does Ihe own" or occllfJ(UlI ullhe f"optny have Dny knowlctlgl' of Yes lJn~ YC!l No lJnk Yc.", No IJn~ tt1\1imnmmM( l/tfu or go..rrnnIl'Il13111l}lItlcllllon relating hI 11"\1 III rt!(uncnl violallOn'i or CIl\llrtlr1l1lClllilllaws with resptcllo Itlt" prvlh.'rry m uny facilIty lo( .lll>.1 olllhc prop"")"! t,) 1\ lias the ownlr or occupant of lhe prop"ty been il1rorn\C~d <lllhe- Ye') lJn~ Ye!'l No lJnk Y(~ No lJnk past or (unenl eXlsltl1Ct of hd!,udflIU Jlj"Htlf1(,~S or ptlrolt'I.,,1 productJ or en'mlllHT1Cl1lal \llllallOlh wllh re~p('ct 10 Ihe propn'Y or allY faCIlity hlcaled nn lhe: l',o(Jn''t,'I ~J 16 [Joc:~ the own" ur o('n~f'lln' o( ltW ('fOp,'rry have illlY kllt)wlt'dl~1" 1)( Ye') lJnk Yr'') N,) lJnk y('~ NIl lln~ any t/IV/fcJflmtnt.JI Wt tlJJt'IHlll"" 1)( thl' PfOp,.,ty or (adllly Ih.11 indicated the prucnce o( hrl:"rdiJllS SllhJ1dnf."f.J or p,tmltlml pwdu(fJ on, or Conlan\lllatltJll <If, Ihe prolJ,rry or recollllllended further assessl11ent o( the 1',rJl'tfrv') b) 17 Does Ihe own" or occupont of the I'fVptrty know of any pa!'il. Ye~ lJnk YC!'i No Unk Yes 1'1" IIn~ Ihrc,'lIcned, or pending laWSUll\ Ilr i1dltlllllMrl1tive tuuc(edmg\ , concerning a release or Ihn'.lll'I1l'lt rck;lse ur any tJllmlvu.s JubsttJIf.ct or pt'rrVltlmll"l!du((1 Ill...'olvlIllllhc prop' I ry by all)' own" or (Jl"("111'111l1 of the 1"')"""\.'/ 1M [Joc:s the pr"l'trty dIS~'h;\r f'> 1\ 11! (,'\\-'I1ft" 11I1 or allJilCl'1J1 tlJ thl' Yes ~ Ullk Yt'\ No lJnk Ye$ No LJnk proptrty olher l~;)ll sllJrIll \~ ater Intl) a s,lI1llary sewer syslelll'/ NO) 19 To the bc.:S( ()( YOllr kn<)wll'll~l!. 1l.lloc any hllWfJOUS sUbJr(lIll'C'\ Of Yl"'i 1J1I~ y!!~ No lJnk Yes 1'1" lJllk P'/Wl"l", produftJ, IJnldt'fllln~.1 wa~lc: m3lenal'i, tIres, aulnllln!IVt' or industrial b311erle$ or allY 'llht'r w,nt!! lllilterials been dumpl'd above grade, huned 311d/l'l hlllflt'd. Illllhe Ilwpnry'? e 20 Is there a Inmsfonner. capa'llor, or any hyLJraulic equipment fur Yes lJnk Ye$ No Unk Yes N" lJnk which there are ilny recurds IndICating Ihe presence of PClls',) ~ (jR()UNOWA TER Sf Fl~'ICE!; /NTfR/JAt10NAI, IN{; OU~:fl'l'lONNlltl~~; FO~ IIBIl~;BBMf:N'1' Cl.I ~:N'l'B of perso~ completlny this questionnaire. VJ,. . 17013 1. Name, ilddross, phonll number ..,hA fr"! S {tvS T ,,J ,S3 S. J/ "'oJ rvt.... Sr C ~ r , ,J)Q. I 711 -..1'lS-QocfL- 2. IIddress of property , Company Name iHl SoJrJ,J'f' Street S v r'5--t (?,h City C h A>>- (1,< .~J 1"'1_ State (Pil ' Zip Code LJ ).0 \ County .r~AV"'/.J Co Ca. fl.t '133 9,,-' Local Municipality C-re.r., T\','~ t' . 3. Size of property (aCl'eage, sq. footage, etc.) ) ;J. ,} <; .4VU?' 4. Zoning 01' property c..e "".... fl.; X.L.., T illltr...- 5. Current owner information Name -n,.. S" .q 7 Cv IS;' S, tl In-> 0 \.lit; (r .~ , IIddress Phone Numbel' ,~q ~-. <lC S- ,?- 6. 'leal' \~(1 if- - _\ V-r<- .~ property \-.'05 purchased 17 , 7. Previous owner information Name ~ AvL 't: ~L"'IM r~,- IIddress )~otJ C u"' t><r I"", D f+'lh...,l(l )~~ .. J ). ~S" Phone Nurnb<.'r 117 - ~ GROUNOWA TER SERVICES INTERNA nOHAL. lNe ~ 6. Year previous owner purchasod propurty ~I il . 9. Surrounding area description. flII-/.c.J U~l2... o.~r,.....l h-.., l,j c..r-...-. c.......2. T~w r .,J.. I l~:\,.JL I rh , -+ ,i",-, \. 10. Environmental concerns in the surrounding area. .rJ lIt\.9-.. . 11. Is there any files or written documentation available on "the property" or surrounding area? tI il 12. Is there a site map,> N~ 13. ^ny presently or previously stored chemicals on the propefty? tv.::, 14. ^ny spills? rJc) 15. ^ny US'I"s? ,.v 0 16. ^ny transformers (PCB's) on the site at any time? rJ() ~ GROUNOWA TER SERVICES INTERNA nON"H. INC, --....... 17, I\ny oJlvironlnlinta1 concerns. f0 I/f'-A- 18. What was the site used for in the past? .r AfLr.. I....~ 19. What cha~ge5 have been made to the property? tv (IY"L ~ <JROUNDWA TER SERVICES INTERNA nCWAL, INC I FF'OII I ClPOIIMTER IiRI'lVf<:1i'i IHT'L I'IOlI 1olo. I '71'7 986 l?'Pl 1'1I\/,;$ 1".. ill:3I'M ... '1~8 Any .nv1rnnm.ntal OO"o'~nD. Hone .. : 6 What waf ~I\ll Ill...,. uled tOt' in II", P"~? Farm puture ".Q WI t h ~ 14 ~ ~~?91 havo been mAdo t~ the prQVw'ty' None . I, . Fr.... i c.POI"'[I.~.TEP SEFA-II ':ES I NT'1.. ,..011 Ho. I 711 geG Inl ~..~. 41'S 19901 1 c 11"'"' P83 .. OlfOUNDWAttlf """,", wrr:/fNA "ONA~ INC. aon ~lu'MOW.,B""... . Mlddl.'own. PA 1100~ . TILl (717) .,,~()o 177\ . 'AX, (711) ge~9NO ^8TM QlI"''''l'XONDlAIRP: (Vronlactlon ~~r"A" pr~co..) "roperl:y completed by date .~ CJucallon OctUr'III:. 1'1I.....,d Ihlll... m oppll.."I.) ~11, Villi -- I. I. 'hr.",,,I''''>' N AIt) ndj(ljltl'" "'''P'''Y \Iud rO' In Il'\dualli.1 @ Nu Uftll.' I'u Nu Unl Vel Nil I/n~ ule? 1 To 1M. bell M )lnu' ItMwl,d.t, hit the p'''/ltn., IJr '"1."~/"1", @ I~u VIII y" Nn lInk Ve. 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T.,,,, ~" ur '''''If .nowIC4&C. trl....c tU1Im(uNJ"", 'MlJlflim~"1 (H Vu Un. V.. No IIl1k Vu Nu II..~ ptll~I,.," prrxlucl/. vnll1<nJ1fied .....It J11.IC'riIII.I1'CI, AlllomOliw /It l.d",en.1 h'U.ri.. 0' ,.y ..I,CI ....1. "..l.,I.r, bel. dVmJl(d .bo.. ".de. buried .ndlor burned. on lhe prO(ltrly' 6)11.' 711 Ie Ihcre . hlll(,("""... 'lu('Kllur, or .,,)' hyr1lr1ul"" "'4uil"IICIII ll,~ Vn, \"11 NO V.k V.. NO Unk ..hll'h 1hc... ,... I.. ,..ordl1.rt;collnlII.. p........ or r(:Il.? . U.QVNOWAr,1t ~'-.., ........ ,. ."INttOH 0" DlltARTMINT 01" THI ARMY LEnEftlCEHHY AftMY DEI'OT CH4Mllft..URO. IIIHH.VI,IIAHIA "101 I 7 JUL 18" Office of the Commander Lehman1s Profit Sharing Farm c/o Paul E. Lehman, Inc. 5800 Cumberland Highway Chambersburg, Pennsylvania 17201 Dear Sirs: I am pleased to inform you that you may again use water from your faucets without fear of contamination, thanks to completion of a waterline extension by the Guilford Water Authority, With this new service, you will begin receiving regular statements from the Guilford Water Authority for the amount of water you use. Payment of these statements is your responsibility, You must pay the water bills or the Guilford Water Authority may consider discontinuing your service. Now that you are connected to munici~al water, bottled water deliveries will be discontinued. If the discontinuance of bottled water creates a problem, please contact the Public Affairs Office at 26776102, to discuss your situation. If you have environmental questions or problems with claims that need to be resolved. please accept my Invitation to discuss them with me on August 4. 1987 at 7 p.m., In the auditorium of building 500 . the Depot Headquarters. Other residents who were affected by this environmental situation will also be invited to attend. Please accept my sincere appreciation for your cooperation and patience during the testing and resolution of this problem over the years. If you plan on attending, please contact my Public Affairs Office so we can arrange the meeting properly. Again, my thanks for your understanding. Sincerely, Corps F','"", : (fOJtlt.JHTE~ SE~VICES lilT' L I . ;, ", f~ . FlOE No, 1 71? gee; l'nl H :.... (,..,' , " .." , . I'" ;; '''" ,.1 : \; / \' " " .. ,'" I !~' .~ '. ,J ..' .' .^ , ',.\ r ~I ! '/ , : t .." ":. "' ,~ 1'It~. ~ ltl\l4 H IIlPN P04 , .' " , f' 4-,,.'f ,f..," t? V.! " .... '. . " /" ,...... \ \ \ U'l - .., "1 ;T III 0( ;!:; l> 'tl i,. iliA"" 11"f1 ." .. ,/,..., ..,,, /;;i .' f. ,',' ,1,1 , I.' ., , ..,' , . .. ' .I,'" :., I, ( . " ~'. . \. >. ';. '. " . ~ " " SITE ASSESSMENT REPORT .n__m.._______ -"--'PlforIiRTY"- IN.'ORMATION II'lIJt'c1 NI1J1lcll~t'fll l.ANI': SIINNY COMPANY SIINSET PIKE STATI' tn.111 <illl+NE TOWNSIIlI'.PA 17201 ClOSS Sl1el'l' STAlE Rl I)'n 1:1.I~J~I!dl'I1:I!~lgllud,,' t.1O (l(j(U).1C1J 77 (.2~H()II) CLIENT INFORMATION PItIl,WAI.:ilf <1Il1 It Ii'll lW ATHl SEll VICI ,S.MllllJI.ETOW HOO J:lSENlfoWEIlIII.VtJ MIIJIJIFI'OWN.PA 170\7 EnvironmclItull{isk Uisll'lhulioll SUlIllllllry " _..-.-- - , .0-- _.._.__, _'n____w. -, "__nno ..... ...1JllltltN 111I10 114 If I 111M ".,/" //4 mil, //2 ",ii, I ".iI, ^gl."U:Y I DlllUhUl' ~ 'J).pC ..r H.l'U1rth A) RISK SITES ..."".<1.., I ml'" lIS I'I'A 1'11'1. Sill'S dcsiltlHllc,'d f,l' SIJpl.'rfulJd Ch.'lllIup hy 1hc liS EI'A " II " " SlAlE SPI. Sill'S l'nollli/l'J by Slale l~lr <':1<"/1/11111 " II II " SlAll': SI.'I. Slll'~ Under Rcvic\,-' hy SllIll.' /'I/A /'ItA NtA , /'ItA liS EI'A IlCIlIS FudhllcS '1111I1 TII.'.II, Stllre lind/'ll I )ISpOSC tlrlla/ WasIl' " " " " - B) RISK SITES ..."h.<llo 112 mil.: lISEI'A I.'EIlCI.JS ..__Slh:s \_1J1.dcr.I~~\'icw by (.IS r~PI\ " II 0 . STATE I.lISl Sites WIth 1.I.'.almlH 1Jndr:rtiround Slqrn~r: Tw.k, " II I . SlATE SWLF Sil~~ PCl1tl1lt~J It:i Solid WU:ilr: J.alldlill~', InclI1C'rutorsj ur lwn~tcr ~lillJ\':I~ " 0 0 . q RISK SITES ....ch.<I 1<.lt4 mile: SlAlE liST SI1C:i v,:ith H.e)ll....tch.'d {Jllder~r\llUJIJ Shnagc Tl'Ulk... II " . . D) RISK SITES ....Ch.<llo II~ mile: liS EJ>A EtlNS Slle:i WiUl Previous IlalJudou.'i Materials Spill, " . . . lIS EI'A RCIlIS Slt~~ that (jcncrn(~ I JIr)lC <)WUllltl~s llf I IM_ WI1~lc II . - . 1JS Ei'A RCRIS SHeil thnt Generate Small Qumllilll..'s of .1.111/ W.~'ite II . . . This ge..JgJllphic dlltllhnsc SCftrch meets the AmcncllJ1 Society for T~stll1~ Mlltenab (ASTM) SlandOlds tor a gO\lcnuncnt records 1'C\icw ^ (-) indicl\tcs the search di:-.1ancc exc,ccds ^Sn'.1 s~an;h plUllJllch..'rs I.IMITAT10~ OF ',IAIIILII\' Cu~tomn' pr01:tcd~ 1I11t~ own riM ill choosltlg 10 rely (In VISTA ~eJV1(e5, Itl ",tI'l!.: or ill pMl, prillr I,) 1Jr(1o,:~edmg willi any 1T&I\l\I1.1ion. VISTA !.:llInul tK &11 in.~urt'r oftJw Il'rura'J! MOlt' infimnallofl, CfTI)f"!j OI:cutTing In (oU\'cr'I'lll 'lIILll;I, ot ror l,.u~1nfl1('f'1 UfI.e of dat.. VISTA alld iu .lfillalt'd (tltllp/lnic5. l,ml'l"n, .i'\l"II.~. (tl1pl,))'t!:s and 100f"'''('1\(I".." (,'tmlra(,11l,", ~'lln"",( l"ll.! h~f,j ll~hl,' r.M' 1I~'(IHa..:~. !ft.)rlll!,t', dltliYcry, 'I)M I" tlt:pnl$~ ~lln(rtd by ~11~t_Oll1t'f r"'~ll!lll1.u ,tlrcdly or in.llr"'l1')'.rrllll1lll1):_inl"lrlJla'!~Jf111"1"'llk,' h)' \'IS"." _ _ _ __ . _ __. _. ._.___. . ... _._._. . VISTA blf M'\Il'lnl'llllIatJolll ('all VI~ I.^. I-rl\\lL'I\I1I"flLd Inl')llllallllll at 1 - HOO -767 - O~03 1~I'p'lrl If) U.U~HH-Ul)l I )alc ur RL'p\Ht I\1ny 23, l')l)~ I'o~!,' III SITE ASSESSMENT REPORT . VlSfA Map of Risks Within One Mile " \ / N'<~ (,~.,l';' '".VI " .~. !, \'\1 \+\1'(/ \ ',Ii . .' ,I;' " ,,' I"n' 1,-;, \ . , \ / , / l I l 'J,fl'l' I,ll l"'~~r (I ( ) I , I I .:; ( '., "L\\ I." I' , , \ .-{ , I i . , \ ~l) / I / <l "./""/ Y.// /II"I\'! / ,,'. I / ~, 1 , /'" I """Ii , / ,/ il/(~ 'I .~f . ;' / / r '/ " / " 'I I I',' " / II~ f I / ' , 'I I '.. I YHY"I' / / I' '1, ; / / / I' '" / / / I / /',111\'1 (" I,,^I , '(1" I J ""1'1/ / , ,. ..:, \ \ \ . \ ;'1 , , I / , / .,,,\.\\\ I\W,;\"'" , I' \ I~', \ . . i,l. 1IIII(lI'lI,IJllIf,f.',' Subject Srte Category Databases Searched to Single Sites A 1 mi U 112m, * . . . . 1 Murt'plo Sitos I Roads Highways r~.lllroad~ F~IVtJrS or Watcr [jOdlfl~ Utdlll~5 I-'or More Infllrlllaljl)lI ('all VISTA hl\'irIlI1111l..'lllal JllltJrIIlillioll all. NOO - 767 - U.tUJ RCJl<"ll1)HH~HH-l11ll Nf'I. Sf'l, ~}CL, T~)f) CERCUS, LlJS r, ~;WII If, /',. ':)!, C 1/4 ml ^ /\ UST / Mil.. " ., " '" . :'j " '" " D 1/8 ml ERNS. GENfFlATORS ) / \ , " , " .J " i> , , o. s , I ) I )alc "rHcl''''! M.~ 23. 1'/'/4 1"'1(_'/1.' .- VISTA SITE ASSESSMENT REPORT Roads Highways Railroads Rivers or Waler BodIes UtJhtW5 rOI ~1t)rL' Inf(lll1Jll1lllll ellll Vl:-i I ^ hl\'lItllllllL'lllld !1l1;'lllIall"1\ al I - HUH. 7(,7. O.-OJ l~qH'"II) lI,14~HH..1J1J1 (*)\'-- \\~. ."j ",: .,;: \ \ Il)\\\\ . .. \ I I I I I I I I _.__l.Aifl!/.0 IiNNAll .1/\ \ \ ._--.-\-~- , , .. ;j \ I "> "> ., ~~ .r" P) ")(I)N')I~j AI; Subject Site Category Databases Searched to Single Srtes MulUple Sites * Map of Risks Within Quarter Mile ; / / f I f * '- '- '" f " IS )..... /"r:. '- , /~ / ~ I I f /1 ''', '.......... .- -'"'--..-.-.-.--'" ; ; ( ; ( I / ( o , O,O~ 0,1 _.J I ( lJires A 1mi B 1/2 m!. C 1/4 Illi, Ii 8 o 1/8 m! U () . . lID II NPL, SPL, set, TSD CERCLlS. tUST. SWLF UST ERNS, GENERATORS I )all' of J{l'PIlII Ma)' 23. 1')1)-4 I " II~.' II; . V1SfA SITE ASSESSMENT REPORT Street Map \ ',I' \,-,,1 " (~J" " ~. . ~: \,\', wr~ \'~ , , , , / ',0 " ,. \'j'- \1', , ) / .,."/.1 .,.1" f,/' ',' " , ,I l~ " , '" /' ?;/ -;:.:/ ~;! ,/ ~-..._,_/ I I I '" ,', .. ). . . . " " ,:., '" ~ , , ~ " ~ ... , . .' .^ ... " '" " /' -' ./ / / f' . ,\ \,/ ._~ \ \ ~.. )-- J ~ l' . , I I , <"~f" ;/ " .!o',9/ Y;' I ~ I '" " ,f- ';i ".or'" -.:._....2i-.....~., I /< \ \7- " ,. I I / / / I , I " -'" ./' ~, HW'r / / / O.l~ o.~) , Mile.. \ / SubJect Srte * Roads, Highways. Rivers. Water Bodies f<ilIlroads, Ubhbes l'llf Ml)I~ lnl'lnllallon rail VIS'!:\ j'lwlIlllllIIl'lllal 1111"1111;\11011 ill 14 HUH - 7(.7 .U..Oj 1("1""111) J)H~HH.J)J)I I Jail: of RL'Jlllll Mil\' 2J, 11)'1-4 . J'oI,\:.>/j4 SITE ASSESSMENT REPORT IlESCRIfJTION ()to' UATADASES SEAIU:lllm ~'---'''-'---''-'''-''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''.'''''''''''''''''''''''',........., AI DATABASES SEARl'IIED 1'0 I MILE .._._.....___._.__.._.......____. ___. ____...___..._..."... .n._.. ,.,.,.....=:~=..~~:~-===..=-=~=~.~~_..~=:-.~~..~:~] 1'11'1. SRCN: 1(,22 RCRA.TSII SRCN: 1372 SPL SRCN: 1343 VISTA cllIIduds n tlUlllhnsl.! Sl'llIdllll hh.'IlIII)' 1111 ~lll'S \~1Ihln 1lUIIl.' ofYllllr prolll'lt) TIll' U~l'IKY rdl'llSl' dull' 'Il' NIII. Wll~ JIIII\IIII\, \1)1).1 'Ilw NUlllll1al11ll1lfllll'S 1.lst tNIII.lls IIII..' ":I'A's dalnh.lsl' Ilf lIlH;t)IHrtlllcd III Ilhundlllll'tllJ1L1JlhhlllS wllsll' Sill'S IIh:ntlfll'd IllI pllOrll\' Il'lIll'lllUllH:lltll\S Unllt'f lhL' SUIll'rflllld Ilfl)~llIlII ^ Slit.' mmlllll'ctlJr surpllss II pICdl'll'llIllIll.'d hllJjllllllllJ~lIIJ.1. :>\.'\li,,'1lI s(oIL', h'~ dllll'iCIl as II sIJlh.."s hIp pl'ollly Slh.', tllllll'c1ltlll'l' spl'l.:llk frlll'llll sl'l "'llltl\' II\' tlll,llS I )qll Illl/CIIIIII Hlld Iltmliln SI.'I\'ll'C:\ 1111111111.' I JS I.J'A 1I1IH,IC:I Itl h\.'I.:'1l1l1.' 1111 NI!I.'\llt.' VIS r^ l"llldlll'l~ illllllilhllSC: ~l'illdl Illldl.'lIlll\ alllilll'~ Wlthlll 1111111.' Of)OIlI pl(jpclt~ 'Illl! 1I~1.'1Jl.'\' Idl'H~l' Ilall.' fllr )(l 'RIS "II~ JIII\", II)!),' '1l1l! EPA'~ J{c~lII1JCl' COIISl'l\'1I111l1t /lilt! Hcctl\'I.'I)' Acl (RCI{A) I'rl)~nUn Itlcnlllics ullll lrllcks IU\lllldoll:\ waste hlllll thl.' pOllll Of~l'l\t.'rullllflllllhl' l)lHlIlllfdlspt.l:\:11 '111C RCRA l.'ucdltlcS datahase is II compllatlolt hy thl' EPA of lilt:lhllcs Wllld1 rCI)(llt ~cnclIIll()n. Sll)rugl.', trunspOl1L1llll1J, trcutmenl ur dlspt.lslIl of hllJmdllllS WllstC IH 'I<A 'I SI h lire lildlil1e~ which trcllt, sturc iUldhn dispose llf hUJ..udllUS Wll~11.' VISTA l,.'onducls II dl1l.llhllse :iCUrdllo Ilh.'Il11fy ull sitcs u.ilhin I 11111t.' of your property The lIj.(cncy rclcllsl' lilliI.' for IlaJ.iul.hlllS Sllt.'s Clcllnup Act l.isl was MllY, 199J Ine Pennsylvunla Department of Fnvlfllllllu..'nllll Resources, HUrl'BU of WlIsle Mlll1agernent maintIHlls nn lIl\!entllry of li\ClhllCS suhject In Hl\'Csllllnllol1S Ctlnc~nlln~ likely l)r l!ucl1lened rclc.1s~s of hUlJudnus SuhStlUKCS frtlllllhtlse liu.;alltlcs I 0) DATABASE~ SEARCHED TO 112..MILE_..____ ~ CERCLlS SRCN: 1623 LUST SRCN: 1397 SWLF SRCN: 41H v VISfA VISTA conducls 11 d.llllhasc sl'lIrch tOltlcl1t1fy 1111 sites \~lthm 1/2111111.' of your prOpl'l1y 'Illc lI~cncy rcl~se dute for CJ:H.CI.I:-\ wns J,UllllIfY, 199,' Thc CERCLlS I.lst IS 11 cOl11pllallllll h~' the EPA tlfthe sites which the EPA has II1\'Cstt~ated (lr IS currcntly mwslll,lllllll"" for Il rclease or lhrl'alcncd rclcllsC' of ha71lrdous suhstances purSUtlllt to thl..' Ctllllprch....nsiw l:tJVlfOlUlll'lJllll Resp1ltJ:>iC, ('lllllpCIIsntion IUld l.illbilily Act of I t)HLl (Supcrtund Acl) VISTA conducls II dlllllhase M'arch 10 Ilkntlly all sites within 1/2 mile nfYlll1r property, 'nil' n~cncy rclcllse date for Conlinlll'd Ll 1ST HdclI~cs \l,'U:i June, 199J 'llle PcnnsylvlIllIa I )cpartmenl or Envuolllllelllal Rl'~ulaIIOI1I11i1l11tall1s un illVl~ntory of lcakin~ IU1..1l'rlllounu slllragc tanks VISTA conducts a dlllahmie :'Il'lln.:h II) hJcntlfy ,Ill sites \~lthin 1/2 milc of your property, 'Ine IltlCIICY rdense ..laic for Trullsfcr Sllatlons was ^u~ust, I t)l)) The Pennsylvania Dt.'pllltmel1t of 1':n\'irolulIl'1I1111 Rcsourccs, Bmcl1u of Waste MlulIlgemenl mumWlIl:llln IIlwnlnry of the solid '''''Isle litcllltlt.'S In thc slalc I'or Mlln: Inli.umaliulI Call VI~'" A Lll\'H\lllllll.'t1td InlillllHlllon at I ~ HOO. 767 - O~()j RI.'I'ltlllll) ()~~~HH..Onl 1>a11.'llfHI.'pll'l MIIY 2j,II)')~ f'd,\:,'/I\ NWI.I' NRO: "60 NWI.I' NRO: 14"0 VISTA <unduel.. do1111".., IICllIdl hlldenllly oil OIl.. wilhln 1/211111. uf Y'"lt p,ulICIIy The ~Ol1CY ,.1..... dale "" Inllellw Suhd Wasl. F'"'ilill.. w.. N,w,"nbc.. l'ln. '11111= )ltnnK)'lvuniIlINJ1'lItllllml11f 1':nYJrlllUlUmloll{c~IUI"'~", IllUCllU III Wash: MIUUI~L'III...nt mninl"hu~ Wl IJ1wnh)f)' llf the K4llIlJ ",1I~tc lill':lhIU!lIIII lJu: litnlc Vls'rA CIUlilul'tll 1lllalllh'INL' Kl'Ufch hi Illcnlll)' III HileK mUlln 1/2 Il\Ile Ill' )'llllt pruper'y '11,,: lIl!.!cncy rclCll.w Jllle Iii, Solid WA.'ilc InV\."flhll)' \It'1lS September, 11)1).1 'Illc PCl1IuiylvUJun Ik'Ilill1mcnt I)f EIl\1rllllIlU.'IItJJll{cl\OlllCClI, BwL'uU uf WUKtc MllIu'~cmL'nt lI1iHnlllin,s Wl inwnlllfY 1)1' Ihe !i/.llid W'L'ih.' Iuclhlics illlhc slate l C) DAT A~~_~~~~~~.~~:~~;!.;.;~;)I/~ ~~~~.L~~.~..-__.,.'~~n~..~~-.===~=.=.~~.:~=-~~~~=~~-~~'=-=-_._._1 AIiT'. IiRn: IM4 UIi,." IiRCN: I ~64 VISTA l'I)lJdlll'l~ lItlJllnhll:il' Sl'lIldlIII l,h'llIll)' 1111 MIl'S W}lhlll 1/4 1I111l.' of Y\)lll pHlpCI1) The t1~"'lll'\ rdl'lI'''' dlllC' Ir)r Shlllll;!l' Tunk I 'Ulll Sp,ll'lII-Ahc)\'l'llrl11Illd lllll\...s "liS JIII1l', II)lH '!lll' I'l'llllsylvlllIIlll kpnr1I11l'IlI'lf 1~1l\'1I11lllllcnlllllh~sllurl'l'S, :-iloUtj:lC T/ln\... Pfl\~lUllIl1l1ll1lli1l11~ 1111 lIJ\'cnhllY Illllhll\'....,r~llJl\,l shHlIlll' llmks VISTA COl1dlll.:ls II dul.ahllSC Sl'lIn:h h) Identify nil sill'S \\1111in 1/4 null.' of YI)lU property '1111.' lll/eIlC) felt:llse date li,r Slllru~C TlInk Duw Systcm-Underground TlUlks \\'IIS Junel 1')1)3, 'Ille I'cnnsylvlIlIIlt I )ep.artlllclll of Envuollll1cnwl ReSllUrCl'S, Storoge Tllnk I)rogrwn moinloiJl5 Wl IIlvcntlJr)' tlf re~lslcfl'd llh()vcgnHlnd lituru~e lwlks (uhovewtJund wnkN Me reJ)l..Hted when included on UIlS Iisl) r:---------.---..---.--'-'---'-- LD) DATABASES SEARCHED TO 1/8 MILE _:=J F.RNS SRCN: 142H RCRA.LKG<!n SRCN: 1372 RCRA.SmG.n SRO: 1372 . VISfA VtSTA cu"duels II d011lhu". SCI1Ich to idclltJfy all 511.' "1thin IIH l11il. or yuu, prolICrty The lIJ:1:ellcy rclclIsc dute Ji)r EH.NS WLLS Sl'plemtwrl 11)1),1 Tne Emer(Zency I{esponse Notilicalion Systclll (EltNS) IS a nahanal dllLnhuse used to collect information on reported rcleasl's of OillUld hlllMdous subl:ltanccs. The dlltnhn:<<: contains inlimnlltlon from spill reports madc 10 federal authOrities including the EPA, 01C,~ US COll.'it Guard, Ole NlItionnl Response C"'Ilter nnd Ole Department of trnnsportlltitJl1. A SCllIch of the database records fnr the period October 1986 through Scptl'lIlher I iJiJ3 rc\'cnlcd the follllWlIl1l inf<mnutioll rl'llBroin~ rl.'pC:lrtcd :ipills of "1il or hll/,ardous suhS1JU\Cl'S IIlthc SllllctllUC<I VISTA conducts n dlltuhtlse search h, identify Illls11c:i wilhm IlK illIte Ill' YllUi' propelty, The a~cncy relc.l\C date fin RCRIS was Juh'. 1')1),1 The EPA's Resource (\mscIVlllinn lUld !{ecovery ACI (I{CRA) Pn)Wllm loenlllics wld tracks hl\ll1rdous waste from the poml of gCl\croliun to lhc poinl of disposal. '1111.' RCRA Facilities dBIJlba.~ is a compilntlOn by the EPA of fllcilllll.'s V.ilich rCl>Ort generation, stc:Jrage, tnmsportati<)Jl, trculment or dispo:ull <JfhnJJlJdllllS Wltstc. RCHA Lllrlle (iencrahlf5 arc facilities which gCIll'ralc at !cast 1000 kl! Imonth of non-lh.'l1tcly hl~lUdollS wasle ( or I k(Z Imonth (Jf aClllely tuv..ardllus waste) VISTA conducts II d.ahlbo.'iC ~.arch tll idenlify all sites within 1/8 mile ''If your pwpcrty. The ull-eney release dale for RCRIS \"'ll'l July, 199.' lbe ErA's ResolUce Conscrvation and. Recovcry Act (RCRA) Progrwn Idenlilies and trocks hl1111fdou~ wllste from the plltnl of (Zencrution to the point of dillposal. 'lbe RCRA Facilities dalJloo.'Se is a compilation hy lhl' EI)A of ftlcilllies which report generation, storage, transportation. treatment or disposal <Jfhll/AldlluS Wll.'itC. RCRA Smllllluld Very Smnllll..meralors RIC fllcilities which gl."T1eralC less thull I ()(}O k~ 1II\11I1th <)f nlll\-uculc!y h;ll~UJl)US wa.,le, For M\lIl' Inltllllliltlon Call VISl^ 1':IIVlCOlllllcnt<llllltilllnatlon lit I . HOn. 767. O"'OJ Her....'llll) 1I4.J~H~.OIlJ f)alcoflh'pnll J\h~' 23,1')"" I',I,\:.'IU, SITE ASSESSMENT REPORT ItISK INVENT<mV MAI'[" , III --- - lUSK AT IiITf. ANI) Till! AI).'AC.:NT ARItA (..Ilhln IIH 11111.) 'A~""11 l.' u. 1'- - II a k. ~ee ~l~j~ ~ e ~ ~ E ~ ~ ~ Nons __'Jii!.!!/l!. N,)lh'\llld:,I'lllltld ~..~ .......... ......... ..-..--. ~W A' , "Ii' C~UI) ~ ... RISK A'!'SITES IN ". ... ..... ... fa .- .- -- .... ~. ;-. MAl' '1'1": SIIRKoIlNUlNI; d k. v: iJ i:l NOTES III AK EA .J.J = Iii t.l t; 'i. IJ IJ ~~_-'~""'" ,.. '" """J ~ _ ...... . .[~ ~ ~ el~~ " ~~~ ~~ _J"W1' N'l Hl"~llll'" blllll,j RISK AT SITES IN MAP TIlE SURROUNDING II) AREA (wllhln 114. 1/2 mllo) PAlIl E LEIIMAN INC IROO ('I IMIJFRI.AND t 1I<iIIW A Y qLI\-"1BU~Sll!11{li .J~~J720L_ _... 11 C I) la Z~ ,.l l.1 ~- 1,J..k. iIllJ~ ~,.ld~P.'i~~t;~IJ); ...e;IIlI"U;.Jfil:::>Oi!.J1Il NOTES A '.I' ) NINRI x Aile I) MAP m RISK AT sins IN TIlE SURROUN"'NG AREA (wllhln 1/2. I mlt.) '" ::s ~z I,J ~ ",Iollol .l;;:d=el~~Iii~~~ !2"'IIl~I,J:l",;:."".J'" Non:s NIlI{l','ords 1"Hlnd ..-.--,----------.-------.--.-- u_m_.._.__+.__._..._. .. ..... ......-. ._.__ _.___m___ -- -- _."._-.--_..--.------ A Il C I) '" :z ~ UNMAPPED SITES ::J Iol NOTES ~t; ~ ~ IJ IJ .l.l "" ~ ""Iii !2e; ~ {j;3 ~p IJ ::;, !- "" '" J'ISTAID IYITERKENNY ARMY DEPOT Mlll,TII'I.I' AP!'L JI)M.1":'~ FRANKI.IN ST EXT X X X CIIAMBERSB1/IW,!'A 17201 LETn'RKENNY ARMY DEPOT ~OfJ/5'J I.I':TI'ERKFNNY ROAD IXI' X X C1IAMIlERstllIlHi PA 17201 WARM SPRIN<iS EXXON X NI)r;fJ.~.1 C'lIAMIlERSIlIIIW HORO PA l.I'tTERKENNY ARMY DFPOTIJ)OMI':STlC' ST!' .. .'8,l()MJ X ..<.l!6MHFRSBIIR(i. !'A 17201 ,1-- -. -- -- l'IlAMIlFRSlllllHi HORO II HI JRKlIOt.IlFR FARM 282J.'/tJ(J SAMI' AS AH' lVI' X : I'^ ~ V1Sf^ l"tlT MIJft.' 11l1~lll1lallOIl Call VIS 1:\ hl\'lI')lllllt'ld.d InfllrJllallilll al I - Hun .7(,7 .ll~ll.l Hq),J[t II> (I.U:tiHH-f)H1 1)i1ll'nrl~l'plll1 May 23, JlJl)>t 1'./1','" ,- Property Addr... wi1h VISTA Vori'l.d~'l~l.nced Cily .nd ~.11' /)/0 :.tII.\'//Ii(),/I//){NCi,' Agency Addre", UNMAI'I'l!D srflts CONl'. tEl'n:RKENNY ARMY OEI'01' MUtTI VtSTA \l)N;, t'RANKI.IN ST ElIIT CIIAMut:RSUIIRI;, I'A 172111 NI'I,/SRCN (.22 - FI'AlI) IISA t.I,n'FI/KENNY SOllTIIFAST ARI':A N FI(ANKI.IN ST F.xl <'IIAMIWI/SIlIIlHi, l'A 17211t 1'I<OI'OSEIHotl NI'l. 1.IINIlIJAIl NIIII(I'l'lllIlEII NOIIIFI'IIIUl'1l IX'IOIWIIIII,I'lH.1 1'11'1./ SIICN 1622 EI'A II) tlSA t.I'1'll'I(KI':NNY SIl11TIWASl AIIEA N IIIANKIIN SII'X1 '.'IIAMIWIISllIIIllj, I'A 172111 I'IUIIMINAI(Y ASSI':SSMENI Nlrllll'l'llllll'll Nln tll'I'IIIUn> N< n IIEl'olllED NOVI':MIlUIOI,I'JXO NIIl.1 SRCN 1622 El'A \I) t ISA t.ITrElIKENNY SOIJTIIFASI AREA N FI(ANKt.lN ST EXl CIIAMIII',IISlllll((j, I'A 17201 SCIIEI,NtNl; SITE INSI'FCTtoN NOllIEI'Olm',D NOIIIEl'oIUn) NOIIIEI'()I(IED AI'I(IJ..25, 19HH CERCUS I SRCH 1623 EllA ID IISA t.I,:rrERKENNY SOtrrllFAST AREA N FI(ANKt.lN ST FXT CIIAMIlFI(SlllIIH;, I'A 1720t CIJI(I(ENTIY ON FINAL Ni'l FFIl)'IIAI.I,Y OWNED FFIlFI(AL 1':NFoIKI'MFNl NOT IIFI'OI(TEI) P@!182050J ,10J6548 I'M21182050J 1"veni'JWe I.end A8cncy E~'~IH SlnlllS Slnrt Duh.' ClIlIlp!clltll1 I)ltll! I'M21 J82050J /JI'TAII.\'/U!IW/IlIN1; ^~1'11t.:\' ^lhhl's~ 1:,\'l'nt'l"ypc l.end A8ency Evcnt Stulus Slur1 J)nlc Cmnpll'llon Duh." 1'A62lJ820S0J /ll:'7,tII~\. IUiGAI/f)/Nli, ^gl'l1~Y AIJJrcss !;vemTlllC l.endi\8cllcy Ev~p~ ,Sl1tIUS ~~~ 1 !1~_lc' ~~)mp.lc;~j~)1.l D(l~c" /J[;,1'.411~\' fIEGAI/IJING, Agency Addre", NI'l.,Sunus: ~jl~ n~~\~!~hip l.ead_ t\gcncy: Stl~_I)C.s.c.rjp! .ion Ill:T/llI~~ WiGAI/IllSl;: Agency Address: CERCLlS I SROI162J llSA I.ETI1':RKENNY SOlJTIIEAST ARE" N FIIANKI.lN ST EXT , C1IAMIlERSIlIIIW, I'A 17201 IlISCOVER Y FlJNlll.EAIl NOT IIEI'Ollln) NOT REI'otnyn AlJOlJST ot, 19~O lIPAlD I'A62 \J82050J Even1TlIlC , l.,,!u~A8ency I.~Y~Dt. .~H.atu_s_: _ ~lur!Jlllle_ _ _ <;Qm.Qlc..~~.o.ryJ}IlJc: " VI~TA !-"llr f\.hHI.' Inf'lrlltalllll1 ('nil VISTA En\'irotlllll.'nt:llInronnullClfllit I - HUH - 7(,7 - 0403 l\.l'J111rlll) 1I.H~HH.()HI I )iltl' Ilf Rl.'ptllt l\1uy 23, 11)9~ /','g.-1I10 ,~ UNMAPPED SrrES CONT, J>roperty Add..... wilh u:rn:RKENNY ARMY IIEPOT MlILTI Y.1~J:^ Ir>H: .-....,. 303654R VISTA v.rincd\Enhll/lc~d FRANKUN ST .:XT Cily.nd l.ip' CIIAMBERSDlIRG.I'A 17201 1J1<"'AIl.~ /iH/AU/JINCi: CERCUS I SRC.W 162J EI'A II> PM213R20503 A~cncy Address tlSA I.ETlHU:l,NNY SOl m lEAST AllEA 1'1 I'IIANKI.IN ST EX'I -.--_. CIlAMIIEllSIIlJlW, PA 17211/ 1.,"''''tTypc IlAl.AIlJlRANKtN'; . - _.~ ,,,,,,d AKc"cy I'tlNl> LEAl> J~~~r}~ S~ntus N~n REPOllTED . S1Jl/t IMe, !'lOT REI'ORTH ) , CI)mJlll!ti(jlll)lIt~ NOT IlH'OllTEl> .. , ' . l.JIiTAIl.\'/II'<iA/II JIM I: C:r.RCl.lS I SRCN 1623 IEPAII) _IPM213R205OJ Ap.l"uL:v ^Jdrl'~s 1JSA I.EtTI,:tlKI,NN\' SOlrJlIEAST AJlFA 1'1 FHANKI.lN ST I'XI ClIAMIIERSIlIIlHi, I'A 171111 Eve"lTYpc FINA,I. I.IS'llNli ON NPI. I.c.d AKc"cy NOT RLP' Jll'tVl> - . ,. o .__ J~vet~L~.tJlII\S__ NOT REPORln) ..- .,- ~,ill[1na1c NOT RLPORTEl> .-.. . G9.mp'_~!,O') I,)ulc JIII.Y 111, l'IR7 . . . '" f)fo:1'AIl~\'llJi<JA/i/)/N( I' Cr.RCUS I IIRCN 1623 IEPAII> IPM213R20503 Agency AJl\rcels IISA I.ETlUlKENNY SOIlTlIEAST AREA N FRANKI.IN ST EXT - -.--. CIIAMIIEllSIlIJlHi, I'A 172111 ' . EvcnlJYllC I'IlOPOSEI> FOR 1'11'1. -------,-- .-..- 1.""(Agc,,cy I'IIN!> "EAD J~y~pJ.Slfltus NOT REI'ORTEl> ---.., . Si1u1 lJ,a1c !'lOT REPORTF.Il ,- ~~m,ptction Dute , OCTOIlEROI,IYR.! . ,_. " . - " ,,' .......~--- .--_.. Dr:7'AIl.\' RE<JA/i/)/NU' CERCUS I SRCN 1623 I EPA II> 1 PM213R20503 A~.ncy Addr.ss IISA I.ErmRKLNNY SOl rill EAST AREA N I'RANKt.lN ST I-XI . -- ..... d ClIAJ\illl:RSlllIlHi, PA 172111 EvcntTyp. . I'IlEl.tMINARY ASSI'SSMEN'I - ~...e!l_(~. (\gcm:y NOTRI,POllTEIJ E\'~I~.t S~tus NOT REPORTEIl ~\ar:t.l)a1Cn NOT REPORTEIl ~OmpJCHOf.l nat-: NOVEMHEROI,IYHO - , , ... . '" DEl'AU,S REGARDING: CERCUS I SRCN 1623 I EPA JL) II'M2\JK20S0l A~en.y Addr.ss lJSA I.E'ITERKENNY SOtrl'llEAST AREA N FRANKI.lN ST EXT CIIAMllERSBtjllO, PA 172(H - .. ~..---,- J;v"ntTYllC, SCIWENING ,~lTE INSI'HTION .. L"!I<!.;\gency NOr REPORTI;!) -- -.-..- ._____u [i.Y~_!1.t .~!!-I,t!-l~ N<rrREf'()trJT:l) , , S.lart Pille,. NOT REPotnEIl ~i'mplct.io.f},nlll~ . APllI!. 25, 19HR _~ u .. ..----. ._-~._--- -- ... ..~ ,'--' , ,--.--. ,,_._--~--'-"--'----'--~'-~ - - ~ VISTA Fur MollL: IJlforlJl;ltion Call VISTA bl\1rnrUncnlallnlimnnllllf1 nl I - HOO . 7(.7 . U4UJ th'I"')!' II) U-1-1~HH4tHn I )alt.' \)1' Ih.'pllll Mil)' 23. 1')1)1 1'lIwUII '. .. , 'r.o..,l:II.tnO.l,J ~ ~ ' .. ez~.. '7l , J61 I P.Ol " I' I.' , " /' .,.....- ~' ..,.'\t....ol' .* "t.: '. ~. \ '.', ~ 110,' 'i.~ ,? ' I ' {? Q 'J. l. ~<> 'l.> ,?t ......~ \~, "- ., (f) ^' ~ - ~ '" /1 .., 't. n, rl1 -< / l ~ '-, /;> \ 'U to, ~;:r;~';"" (~) 1;./. I;} ,. 11/ " '1'1 ',;'/ '. ~ ,I ,."ft',. 1"1' 0/}' , v.. / ',Y', " f.. --'.lI'"W"\",,,, .. .".. \1'" ~ ., "'I C:::l""lI^'lJ . ' i;- ~ ' " , ..... , " ,. ", : .~ , . . :., . u,~ " Table . Hlslorlc Volalilo Organics In OllpOSI Rosldonlinl WolIs. 6E Aren S".IO LEHM"NFAl1M L1iHM"NF"RM LEflM"NFARM LEflM"NF"RM LEHM"NFAAM LM"RTIN LM"RnN lIomplo DII. 17...Jan....' U-ocl-U 31..04:1-14 :.-J...... OI-M.~. ~ul"': 0.-.....8...: An.lyle Aeel (uljll) Aeroln (uljll) "erylo (ugll) Brdelm (ugll) C 13dep (ugll) C2ave (uljll) C2h3c1 (uljll) C2h5c1 (ugll) C6h6 (uljll) Ccl2f2 (ugll) Ccl31 (ugll) Ccl4 (ugll) <2.4 <2.4 <2.4 Ch2el2 (ugll) Ch3br (ugll) Ch3c1 (ugll) Chbr3 (ugll) Chel3 (ugll) <1 <1.4 <1.4 <1.4 Cle6h5 (ugll) <0.6 <0.6 <0.6 Cs2 (ugll) Dbrelm (ugll) Ele6h5 (ugll) Mec5h5 (ugll) Mek (ugll) Mlbk(uljll) Mnbk (ugll) Slyr (ugll) T12dee (ugll) <1 <1.2 <1.2 4.4 T13dep (ugll) Telea (ugll) Telae (ugll) <0.9 <1 <1.3 <1.3 <1.3 <0.9 <0.9 Tox (ugll) Trele (ugll) 4 3.5 5.8 3 7.5 <0.8 <0.8 Xylen (ugll) 11 lIee (ugll) 18 19 63.7 17 39.3 <2 <2 1121ee (ugll) <1 <1 <1 1 1dee (ugll) <0.9 2.1 6.8 <1.1 1.5 <0.9 <0.9 11 dele (ugll) <1 1.4 <1.2 <1.2 <1 <1 1 2dee (ugll) <0.9 <1 <0.9 <0.9 12delb (ugll) 12dele (ugll) <0.6 <0.6 <0.6 12delp (ugll) 12dmb (ugll) 1 3dep (ugll) 1 3dmb (ugll) 2elove (ugll) -------- ~-,- - -- .,.;o4;.......Hr.';..:.~'\.;.........,.' ,.,:.."_I.,"~ ~.. _. .~ .. I" ,.... . ." ...~,........,.,.....- ........_"~......... ", . '." '..... '-." .. '~.I-.~' . ,-.' . .' .. ....,.. I', i '. , ~. I it ' Depot " \ '.r I ThundilV. [)Q~ 1\. 1989 Nll'w$ Chrulllchl. 5hlPPlttuburg 'J . ........ 'c~nducting"dye tracetstudy . \' ....,~ ..:.~" .....:,~;..... . ..,..t.'~,'.<~').~..,1~.~ ..~",.. . .:- ." "",: "~"I'; 'l"::" - .- all"lt' LlYl'5 will be InJl,<,led lor two allowlIhle limit lor lrlchloroethvlene Wl't-'ks. fill'" . Il'i (\VI.' ImrL'i lll'r billion. . lll'pOl f)!rIcluls say thl' dYLl stud)' Currl'lItly U1l' dl'l"lt has In plal'l! un lIIav n.sull In lucul fiprlllKs, air-strlpplnK unit tu r~rnoYe the \1Jl'loutllnl~ nOW(~ HUll, llnd "'l'lIs helllg tOXlC dll'l11ll'ullrlll11 ~rl)\lndwnlL...ln tllltt'll b....lhl~ Ii....l>:;. "WLl an' stj'l'MHng till' lllfl'l'll't! an';I, TIll' umtls houkL-a tllal If r..~idl'llt.s lIUtlt'l' JVt' In tlll'ir up tn thn'I' WI'IIl'i Oil (h.-pot and ,w. wakr tl~t'V ~hlluld \\THl'. down the fI'.'d w.ltl'r IS l)t'lll~ n'll'a."'>C.",j mto ...'tllllr Ilr ltll! dye, anI! till' day anti HtlW..., Hun 111IlL' thl'Y lIiltlt'l!d II," s;lId a dl'pot Thl' lhJ"l~t! wl!lb on til'l)t)I., alollJ( ~pokt'~pcn;t)n. '~t~.;'. wHh It prlvatl' \wll ~lIId HO'\u.' lU,ul. The Orm h\l.l'd by the depollO con. arc belll~ I1\I1IlltOrt'd for sl~ns 1)( the duct the tl.'stlng; Huntl'rl ES1'; dYl' Sl'Il'nllst."l WIll 1n1'11liUrl' the per. _.....__. EllVll'Onnll'lltal &rvi(~l's IlIl'. will l'l'nt;I~\l'Or dye ....aptun.d by tht~ three L conduct a surve.... oC orl'U rl'Sltl""llts in Wl.'lls ;Ind ltll' 11.'1Igth 1)( tlllH' lllakl~ Ihl' spcin~ or iiJIJO, lIowl'\'l'r. Cl'Sl- d\'l~ t(1 Ct!ach Ihl' wells dt'nL'i aLr.;o may call Ule dl.'pot publit.' 'In February, flJllowlf1~ t.'ompll'Hon affairs oHicc to rt!porl slghllflg till' or Ow dye tcacec fjtudy, the depot dYl's in thelc walt!r. will submit a Onal report to EPA and Since signing an IlItl.'r.A)!.l'ncj' DEH Oil lIll.' t1,roulld watl'c dl'aRu9. ^~cel'ml'llt with the Envirol1ll'nlal Dl.'pol ofrkillls :-;tr....ss UIl' dyes arc Protcdlot\ Ag'ml,'y tlnd the fllall' l1ontoXlt.' and havl' t)t!l~n :JPProv~ by Department oC Envlpmmental :ilate and redl'ral l'll\'ll'orunmtal Resources In ~',:hruar~, the del.,t age~c">s. for Jurllwr Info~tlonl .' hasmelalld""dlin""ootll.n~.1In'the 'a~.. SIU~. ~1I\llI!.IDat . a~l'l'l'mcnl.~-' ~ .1 .'.....H?"..~'.:~.-. . ~~;Uf,..1WC' dyl':-i. 'cdlt' .\he depot pUblic Tho current study Is' pMI oC an . ,;tCalrs oHlee al 261-5102. '.' - invesUgaHllIl, and ()n~l)lI1l!. cleanup. . - .-. .-- oC ground watl'X' and :-itJll l'tHltami. nation resuUin~ Crom ll'aks in one of two conlalnmcnt 1:11-(1)01\..0.; III llll' southeast quadrant of Ull' dl'pot. The principal contanlllwllt III Ull' ground water is trichlLlt'odhyll'rle, a dl'~rcilsing agent that is known to ill.' cancer-causing. II is unknown how much or HIt! chelnlcal lcakt'd Into lhe soil ... benoath Ul" depol. hullests QC sume groWld water at the depot have " shown up to 6.000 parts pcr hilllon or the chemical. The EPA'li maximum . '. .; I t . The 5lloCund pha~e tiC a :;,tudy tLl determine tiw flow patll'rll:' 'll conlnmllUltl"tt ~rl)UJlli watllr III and around l.A!t1erk,'III1Y Ann)' 1l<'I'" began Monday. EnVlrOnnll'nlal ":OllsUitUlIts hi Ilw depot hCl10ll injet..'llll~ UIJI1(IlXll' l'l!d and green dyCti into I!.l'f)und wntt!r as B means oC deterlluninl4 thc d(i. ctency oC l.mgoln~ dl"an.up tllx'c, lIy llAVIll.J.l,;J.I.IS N.w..l.1lr1l11lc1e Stull Writ,'r . . ..,'; .'.. .,.~... ~""qt.~""~'~' ... ;."': ,- .":',:.,"" . .-;,~ ,~'.\~';~'"'' " . . .,..):::.:~;~~"" ,. . ,~ -." \ . :10 ~.. :r' ..~. ~"..:,,: .,..~~/~~~, ..,.' '.. "," t ',./.0>,'. 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NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the Letterkenny Army Depot, Chambersburg, PA. 1720\ (7\7) 267.8438 intends to make application to the Department of Environmental Resources for a Water Quality Management Permit (Construction/Operation), This permit is for the expansion of our Industrial Waste Treatment Plant, located in Greene Township, Franklin County and the discharge of Industrial wastes In a manner which meets Department requirements, This is an existing discharge of a continuous nature, to receiving surface waters which are a tributary of Rowe Run. This application Is made under the provisions of the Clean Streams Law, the Act of June 22, 1937, P,L. 1987 as amended. Persons desiring additional information or who wish to providfJ comment concerning this permit application should contact Letterkenny Army Depot as indicated above, or the Department at the following address: Regional Water Quality Manager, PA Department of Environmental Resources, Harrisburg Regldnal Office, One Ararat Boulevard, Harrisburg, PA 17110. The phone (7\7) 656-4550, after May 15, 1990. . ~ . ~~...,,,...\trC..;uJl*;rl:"''''f,;,,:''"~rt'~~...tf,e)'''''"''''' .. , . ;-', . I.I~"''',, /. . .i, ,~Ir.:.:-: " ,~.,., ......"0,;. ','..' ',.,;.-',.....' , '.. ...oJ . ... .,~ fIIL'--:' ;1-" ..... , '-', "1.,'",,\, ~~,..~.i!': .., .:: :. ~ r ;.:::::';,:~ ~ :~,!;, ~, <:'.'.' . , " , . <. : ';:'~~'~';;;' ~~.";'~~~;'i}:',~ ", . .. ,,'" ,...;'.)~~. ~~\o{l;~~""l';:',?- ", j~" '-':~..",'~~/~~~\.: '~,~ ~;:;I~~:~:~~::'~:'~~,: '. '. :'~.. -,' ~' '. '.:.;, .. ,~jJ$....gMJ:rln.J{Jj.,~, ~/lifQ',11i.'8~'ilIlt'1,.~\~~'~'P'I...i\'!'JI,JlfJ1..Nl;td.'f~~~~q~~1_ , , ' , ' ' '. 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S -_~~ '~~ ~ ~ :; :E_ - " VI ~ ,~:. ~ ~ ii ,_~ o",::z " ~ u u ~ . ~ ~ ~ 1 ~ ~ -=-.:. c ii ("~ U ("I ~. ~ N " - ~ 0 ... ..;::: Q :.... ..Q "'5 -a :: - "ii c .M :< ~~g.-~ r;:~=c>. ..... - C ... ~<-- ..:.. ij ... II '" ~ ... ,- .,: c: -u -€ ~ \II -::~..;~~ ~.... r'I,S = i:.4 c Vi ~ Ec ~ ~ * ~ ,~- .. ~ - ~ ~ ~ & ~ i:; _~--- ] '= ~ I': ~,= "', " ,~ -;; = ~ " E " ~ C I: U "9>> :;j] :; t; ....- -;;j'il ",- ~ ~~., ~JDMAG . ~ ~ JOINT DEPOT MAINTENANCE ANALYSIS GRUU p, DAYTON, OHIO FEBRUARY 28, 1994 Depots treat soil, help environment Soil ('ontalnillllli',1 hv leakillll Illlde/'g/'I!WI,I storage tallks 0/1 S'1Il AII/OIlil! Ai/' Log!.I' lies Center (SA,AI.C), Kell\' AFB, '[<'X(I,I, is heillli "cooked" cleall ill sO//lelliill1l (lull looks like a large ol'e/lll/o/lllled 011 a (raile/', Called the mobile Ihennal Ylllalilizalil1n system, Ihl.' "oven" yaporiz.cs cont:llninanls by he:ll1ng Il\~ soilm " rmating ,lrum to approxim:lldy 7(Xl dcgrecs Fahrcn, heit. A n;ltural gas I1:UllC that burns at 1.400 ,legrecs Fahrcnhcit dcstroys thc vapors, makmg clcan soil aV:lli, ablc for w;c around Ihc b:LSC usually Wttlnn onc "cck, This cooking proccss takcs six or scven minuws, "Yinually no cont:Unlnants survive tllc proccss. citllcr in tllC gases or thc soi!." said Don Fick!cn, an en, Yiromncnt:1! scientisl wilh thc Dircctoraw of Envlrl1l1' ml'nt:1! Management, IIc a,!cled 111:l1 cmission.s an: well below U,S, Environmclllal Protection Agcm:y and Texas Air Control [Joard standards, Ficklcn point cd oUllllat thc pnKcss differs fmrn In, clllcrJtion because of thc much lowcr lemperalures in. volvcd, Thc thcrmal volau!iz.ation syslem hcals Ihc soil to around 700 degrees f'ahrcnhell, compared to 1.5(XJ degrces or more lor incrncrallon, "TIle lower temperaturc is still hot cnough to vapor, ize mon: t!ian'll) perccnt of the pctroleum cOnl:mti, nanl, in the soi!." Ficklcn cxplaincd, Hc added tll:1t tllc ALC analyzcs the soil wming llut of thc system to makc sun: ilmcets slatc standards, Kelly keeps cnnt:Ul1llUll'd soil ill a l1()hh~1!; ;\ll':i ('I' eralcd urH.kr a pl.'nnit is''lll'd hy the 'k\;l'\ \\';ttl'f (\111\- fTIlSSHHl, 'Ih(~ tl1r..'r!1l;d ','nl;l!lli/;:'.;\'!l :~y:-;tl'lll ck;m" lJ]11,1 ,ill tun~ ()t' :..lllllll'r JIllil! ,11 ',!:' "L'llll\lldlll~~ ;111..';\ St1 ::ir, Ii, ,\1.(' ILl') :l1';\I('1\ :11l1ll' t::,::, ] <(ll~) {('II, Ll1 ".\ll \,'Ll;::l: nated with lJ<:troleum subsunces at a wlal cost oJ $7l4,03H, Averagc cosll~r Ion is $5~,3() Kclly's soil tYI~s range from black silty clay Wllh ~ra\'d In claycy gravd wilh cobbles ltIalural cemeJ1l) 'Ille tbemlal \'olatilizaltlJll systcm funl1ers Kelly's pnlicy olnl1l passing nn cnvtronmcntal pmlllems 10 lllh, crs, "W,'dnn't wanllO lranspon our problems 10 an llff, hasc l:lIldtill," said Ftcklell, "Our goal is [l) treal contaminated soilbcn: Oil tile b:LSC because thaI's Ihe hcsl. mnst responsible way to do II." Sincc the rcstorall<.ln program began In I % I. Ihc llase I1:LS investcd more lhan $00 million In invesltga, tion an,1 deanup, lwcJ1ly siles have been closed and six siws have Iinal or IIllcrtln dcanup systems in placc, In a rdatl~d dfon, Lctterkcllny AmI)' Depot I LEAD), Chaml~r.;burg, Pa" I1:Ls c[xlked contaminatcd soil al1.1und and bencalh iLS manmadc laglxJlIs, whidl were lnacl1Valcd inl9HH becausc of leaks, First, L.EAD r~mo\'ed the c;oncr..:te fronl the lagocns allll C,\cavatcd tile polluled soil. Next. tile depot used a low,tcmper.ttun: tllemtal treaun"nt unit In remove vola, tile org:mk compounds (trichloroethylcne). which il trealed in a separate unil al mon: than 1,4tX) degn:cs Fahrcnhcll, C1hc low,temperatun: Ihcrnlal trealmem umt essenllally is a I1.1tary kiln thai bums tile soil al up to HOO degrees Fahrcnheit) 'nll~n LEAD retumed tllC trealcd soil 10 the ongJllal site where a fabric, like eap pmtcct.s thc soil from rain Finally, the depot placed Icmk soill1\'cr lite cap and plaJ1lld vegctation, 'Illt.' lkpt1t, which also lS tt..'SIJI)~ an iIlrrarl~d l'orlVl'C- lion pnll:l'SS, lIa.<; trl'all'd27,()CXl lUllS of mustly hlllll eLly SOli at ;\lJ ;l\l'r;l;~l' loq uf Sill Ix.'r t(l;;. hl[ IJI!(I:'IJ);Ul()!Il'{lllUt't ~1letl;ll'l }:"IJ";.ld;\, SA :\1,(', 11:\L,I':"!,~ 'I,)." "I),';l;'l)S~\j,:," ','l):,i nfHr>';ttllh1kl', 11,\1;1" '1,1(," ~"i:..~/l)S'~ "'I::-',i:-;~ 1 lt~~,~'9"jcl.. ,5hlpptl!1l~urV~~d'~'"M.ly 1. '''4 ,~~t~erkenny helps the environment Eall:lt~:b.y' I. . .pecial day ..t,...ld. to think ,hout '1lI'In~ (or '\lI<It :environmenl, UUl at LettHk.'nny Army Depot takJng care of our environment IlIn't a on(e-a..year eY~nt - Earlh Day I. every day, Tho depol'. .omprehenslve en' vlronmental pro~rom Inciudes environmenhl rl?!ilOrlllion. oo.luro., resources, rel'ydinK Bod pl)llution l1bllLLlOll.!nt proje.u, Two restoratiun projects have been ('omplell'cJ .and st.'verlll more aT!.! In varIOus stBKcII of clJrnplction. Mmil of the work (s ('lII1tained within the depot's two :;uperCund Silos, The t'lr.man'. Tr.inlll~ Pil WIlS B concrete-lined pit used by lo.al lire deparlm.nls lo pra.tI.. putling 001 01111,"" A 1989 r.d".1 Inler.~.n.y agre.ment. sl~nod by Lolter' k.nny, lhe U.li, EnvltOnmonl.1 Prot..tlon 'Agency and lhe P.nnsylvania D.p.rlmellt or Environme^tal Resources, IIst.d the .il. .. a candidalo (or Imm.diat. r.m.di.1 action, Th. pit and It. .ont.nt. w.re ....v.l.d In December 1990, and sent to il demolition and nonhazudaus industrial waste Iicens.d landfili, Th. .Ilo w.. IIUed with cie.n dirl, A. '", qulred hy law, . fin.1 d..i.ion document for the completed action was prepa.red and ap- prov.d by Army offici.l. in Sept,mber 1992, Another" major -restoration proj.ct that was .omplelod i. lhe Indu.tri.l Wasle Treal' ment. rlant L3lIoon closure, Buill In the mid,1950s, tho original lagoons were con- stru.led 01 ci.y and shale. It was an acceptable practice at lhe lime to dump sludg. and other wastes from the depot's industriJ.I operations into the open,.ir lagoons. Cracks and smkhole. developed allowing sludge to s..p into lhe ground waler, In,1967,lheiagoon area was expanded to two cells and line"" with concrete, Ground water contamination was fLrst discovered in o(('post residential wellrl in 1982 - ~ result of dumping waste into the lagoons, As a result of ground water monitor in lit' and the placl'nwnt of the an~a on ttw r-;;ltiollal Priorities Li!it, thl' la~')jllh wert.' c1osl~d for lo!l)od in 1~1."'i,1o. Luw tempcr;lturt~ thj'rrnal trt'o1tml!nt wa" ""jl",'tl'd ,I'" tIll' dl'anup nlt,thod fqr thl' -,Ill' ,ll\d !,rl'atll\l'nl. hPI:.!ll II: ,J.ll\\l,Ir-:_ -'lr-.lr--1r--.,r--.< 1992. Soils were removed down lo lho hedro.k and healod In lhe trealmenl unll lo a lem' peruture of 1.650 ~... where '.ht.' contaminants weru oxidi7.IH.I into harmleu amounts of carbon dioxide, carbon mono.id. and hy.lrochlorir emiuions. Aiter the excBv:lted 50il8 were treBted, the !Site wa5 b.<kfilleol lInd .apped, D\Jrin~ late 199:3. an independent en. f{inl'l'ring Urm certified thl..' la~ol)n, dOKure as ....omplete. llt.'!udc-s the ct,)mplt:'t~d llr:tions, st.'verlll other r,-,!Stora' tion proJt.'ds art.' at varIOUs sta~es of proKrl'ss inl'ludinl{ solid wastl' managcment sitl' investlKations, Kround wall'r litudics. the property disposal office area. and southeastern area lIupt:'rfund sites cleanup and industrial waste sewer. line rcplact.'ment. Anolher o( lho do pot'. en vironmc-ntJ.1 prol{ram areas i.s natural rc-l"I0Urel'S, Two recent projects in this area are thl' r:onstruction of Ii 1.5.mile In- terpretive n:lturc trail and .1 wetland reelamlltion projt:'cl. ApproXlm.tely 9~ p",<ont complete. the rl.darnallon project involves returning SIX acres of thl' ammunition storaKe area to a wetland state, Before the government purchased the land. farmers had drained the area for agri- cultural use. Two surface water impoundments cre3tl'd .1 suitable wetland arL'a, The im. poundments will be stocked with fish and aquatic vegeta- tion will be planted to crl'ate a habilal for w.lerfowl. Wot lands are important for tht.' en. vironment because they crt.'ate natural habitats. and aid in con- lrolllng soli erosion and 1I00d, ing. The wetlands will serve as II living laboratory for edu cation. Another educational project lhe olopolls wurklnK on, In <on' Junctiun with lhe Pl!nnsylvBnla. Ga.hll:' (tlmmiuioo. Pennsyl- vllnia. Fish and Utllll ClJnllnu~. 'U,", l),S, Fish .nd Wild Life Sl'rvice and Pl.'nnsylvBnlll llistt>rlcnl nnd Museum Com- nWisilJn. i~ till!' conl)tructlol\ of a natural rl'!i1IUrCI!5 interpretive ct.'l1ll'r on dl'pol., Pl'nding fund. inK. thl.' ~l'nler IS plunned tor clJllstruction In 19Yfi, Disphl)'5 and proKrnJJl:i will be open to the gon"ral puhllc and will fl)I~US 01\ thl' tfL'rJut'l') cultural, hi5tol'll:al, fish anll wildlife. and furt.'lstry II'KadI.'5. l.t!lll'rkt.'nny .lllll) has an ux. tl.n:si....l' rt!cyding prl)gram w~ll~h rl'cydes gla!\s. plastics, alul1\1llum. paper, cardbourd, nt.'w~papl'rs !lnd metals. Not onl)' cioe5 recycling reduce waste, it I'l'turn!i mont.')' to the dl.'pl)t which bendlts ..h.'pot t.'m- ployet~s thrllUKh morale and wl'lfart.' adivitil's. Recently, thl~ dept)t entered into a.n agreement with the Oorough of Chambersburg to reel'ive their roc)'dablos, ThIS errort will .ave the horoo~h about $12,000 .""u.lly, The depot h.. .imilar agrel.'nlents with HamIlton and St. Thomas townships. llnd Big SprinK S.hool Dl'lricl, Ac' cording to officials, It's a way for rnunicipal1tie~ to save money sineI.' thl.'Y don't generate enough recyclables to make it worthwhile to do it on their own, Anothf!r way Lctterkenny acts U!i an I.'nvironmc-ntal slt.'ward l!i through pollution abatt.'ml'nt. A multimillion d"llar, .t'lo,o('lho,.rl VOC abatcment system and new paint booths went on line this month in the depot's vehicle maintt.'nance shop. The system will enh.n.e lhe depot's abillly to comply with stricler state and federal emissions standa.rds _. l'ven during times of in(:rens(~d production. IE,. I I I ..----'- } . ..__~E1J"'lr'O'llm,'e:nr ~'a~ ,/s;s:ues Lelterkenny Army Depot's Quarterly Installation Restoration Newsletter Vol. 3, No.3 April 1994 ' Industrial waste sewers slated to be replaced 1\" :11\'~IJ!t uf ll.~"t :-llld 1(':-, "'\\'Ial of tlrc dcpol" 111.j" trial \\':1'.1, ;--("\\'l'l" lint's :\1\' ~;\..1it'.j ukd 10 hc lepla"l'd willrlll Ili<.' Iwxt l'ulIpk of Yl':lI'S. fl;\~t ill\'V\ tij!:tliulls of lhl,.' sewer lilll';'; ill I ,)<) I and 1')<)1, inl'ludillg vid,.', I jl1Spt~...tinlls, ~Illokl...' tl'StlIl1!, ~;();l gas hOlin)!s alld kak le,IS, Icvcakd leaks al various I" lir:I' "n llrc depot. !'Ians cdl fOI tl'lnpmal)' b)'pa>scs to he- hllill tlris year alld pernJanenl1'i'pLi,,' Illcllllines buillneXI y,,,,r, Addiliollally plans a 1.\0 all' underw;IY 1,0 scal aiJandnl1l.'d lincs and ,',IOUI m:lIllro!l" 1" pn..'Vl'rlt )..!rolltldwall'r inti!!]',:11' " iI tl'mporalY h!'I'"'''' I" lhl~ I.',\istillg illdllStl i;d ~i','W~'1 linc'S is pl:llul<'d IInlil :11"'1111.1 ncnl solUli'lIl is d<.':,I)'II<.'oI, '11.1 1t'lllpur.lry SO!\ltiUll 1ll:IY ill"" d '.',' IllSLlilill1! ahovt.' 1'.l"tllltld h:..p: 1111("; llr \1.'lllf'Qr:lri I y I i 1111l.~' ni:-lill:cllll,.'\,'1Ir,'lri,'J:"1 1'1"1'11 it>, :I!":l:; III!' 111(' k i" : t Il' I ". I : I I ~ 111 ' ' . ~, '... ( \ ; ~ I " i ' : i1H'j: )" :'1: I ',II ,: ",' : ,,:' .. 'ci - " ' .0 ::: o tr ~ . Workers take samples to verify leaks in Letterk. enny's sewer lines. As a results of sampling, the depot's industrial waste sewer lines are slated for replacement within the next few years. "1111\ I> I,,'pill:' I" IlllJ'klwnl Ilris I r .: 11) " If " r :. ! I ~ 1 \ t 1. i" .\ \ 1111111(' r. 1 ~\':'III'; :'1" Iii I (I'):>, tIll' l'M':i\'all'd dlllllll' tlrc ll'pla,<' llH'llt will \I,.' lll';i\t'd tll" di\[\'I\I,'<1 ld II!, rll(' d".'ll1 It \ H' ;11.'( 1l1!1.!,l' 'I I I :.:11 'I,: , 0',1. I'" I" , , , " '::1 """1,: ,': 11,' "''''I'' ,'..J... "t" " ,'~/jp 'C .t;'J,~~: ,/:1'\'_M 1 ,", '~" I . " !l'r. "I. l,~ ,ut' , 'v",\,'\~~Jtif.:I,Il!~~k~';'" ' lr ,'I"I ".~~~,.C' ~':A ':9r.. 1 , ,. 1,11 ! I i ,II "~I ' --- Superfund cleanup process Public involvement encouraged to develop site cleanup options An important pan of the Superfund process is the devel- opment of thc Proposed Plan - the fourth step in thc scvcn,step cleanup process. The U.S. Anny, the lend agcncy in the Lctterk, enny clennup, writes thc plan after it complctes the Remedial Investigation, conducls a Risk Assessment addressing possible hazards to humans or the envi- ronment posed by the site, and develops possible cleanup options which are included in lhe Feasibiliry SlIIdy, The proposed plan is written so lhal the public under- slands the sile nnd its cleanup, Under the Superfund law, the proposed plan has four basic purposes: - Identify the pre. ferred site cleanup option and explain why it was selected; - Describe other cleanup options discussed in the feasibility study; - Seek public com- ments about all options in tbe study; - Provide information about how the public can be involved in selecting the 11I0st appropria(e cleanup opti~lI1, Tlie proposed plan highlight, Kl'Y inronn;lIi"n rr'"11 prl'violls rl.-'f\orts hut isn't a 'lIhstitlltl' ror thmc detaiil'd ~ proposcd plan so thaI the public has the opportunity to review the plan and submit wrillen com, ~--~' -'--'- llwnts about all the cleanup options, The public COllllllent periods arc announced in tlie Puhlic Opinion at leasl two weeks before il starts, A com, lIlunilY meeling also is held during the comment period where Anny officials report on the cleanup options, listcnlo citizen's concerns and answer queslions. Representatives from llie Environmental Protcclion Agency and Pennsylvania Department or Environmental Resources attend the meeling too. Community mcmbers have the opportunily to submit bOlh written and oral comments at this meeting, .._-~-- I The AmlY reviews all 'I public commenlS carefully and responds 10 significant com- ments in wriling in lhe Respon, sive Summary document pub- lishcd following the public comment period, It's important to note thaI the AmlY's preferrcd cleanup option is only an initial recommendation; a change from the preferred cleanup to another option may be made if public comlllenlS or additional data . (~ m_'-:~~n-~-;I~-:~~n~--~---- i \~ Prl!pafrPlanlCU'.JC'l'I"'e~III/I~1 i '-=---- ;'----_._~. \./ I,e,'~/ RI~'dl.lln~e$Uqauo~-(~-~' Ftnlblllty~ludy(fSI CcnCUCI5IU! !IUCIU (All & Ch'I!IOP p{)!!Ii;I~ CIp.lrllJI' !Clul,r;ns I~S! PrellmlO'rr Aueumttl1 tPAI 5[lIlnlp.('1I0" ISO Olscc...ef) ~ YfflliC.)llon Of pcll!~IJoll ""llarCOll! "d~lt' Stllll!1 -, --" // -_.~- fj Propond Cleanup Plan I (~ PrCllOU5CItJllonl5llcfs,Ielsl ~ cleanup I,!f)''''' - R""'~:~:':~~-- S~l (lunUllsOluMnlSI felslte!!1 ~- \ / . ~ ('" Rem'dielO'lllgn Rlmedi.IAcflon DeslI;n f. conStruct Inl! Clunt,;!l5clut:onlsJ \.,/ OIl'WIDR & MIl,.,..nlnct AuesslheOI!r1ormanc.ol cteanllll sOlutlonlsl o....ert)me reports. To learn more aboutlhe sile, the community should review these reports in addition to the proposed plan. The repons arc available at the Coyle Free l.ibrary in Charnbersburg and at the depot's Environmental Mana~'ement lJivi,ion in Bldg. (, I~, 1,l'lll'rKl'nny holds a p\d'ii.: l'llllllIK'n( Pl'dud f()r each Continued on page 4 Superfund cleanup process Public involvement encouraged to develop site cleanup options An imponant part of the Superful/d process is the devel, opJl1ent of the Propos<'d I'/all ' the fourth step in the se\'Cn'step dean up process, The l),S, I\nll)', the lead agenc)' in the l.elll'rk- enny deanup, writes the plan after it completes the /It'lIIcdia/ IIIVCSli)?miol/, conducts a Risk A.\'SCSS/lll'1I1 addressing possible hazards 10 humans or the envi, ronmen! posed by the site, and develops possible cleanup options which are included in Ihe Feasihility SllIdy, The proposed plan is wrillen so that the public under, stands the site ,1I1d its cleanup, Under the Superfund law, the proposed plan has four bask' purposes: - Identify the pre. ferred site cleanup option and explain why it was sclcl'ted; - Describe other cleanup options discussed in the feasibilit'. stud\" J . , - Seek public com, ments about all options in the study; - Provide information about bow the puhlic can he involved in selecting till' mosl apprllpriate cleanup option, Thl' proposed 1'1:"1 hi~thli:.lhts kt:y illfllltll:tli. 'Ii f[1 I:ll prl'\'it Hl\ H.'P()rt~ hlll 1>Il'! .~ ~tll1:,tillltc fllr th()~l' lkL\ll~',! proposed plan so that the public has the opportunity to review the plan and suhmit wrinen COIll' Illl'nts :Jbout all the deanup options, The publk' COmJl1elH pnillds arc announced in the P,li, iiI' (!pillioll at leasl two ____ _ ,_ weeks hefore it starts. A COIl1' f) R'nlldlo1llnu$lllJoJllontRIl Itlunity nl~l.ting also is held " hUlblrll) SIUII~l'SI I , (, r,', d'.lte~! .C..~~ Ifill & Cht"l.I' : during the c.:onuncnr pc:riod , I' <II" 'I', I L,~ '( Il,l ~111IF<ll '=-, '- -,- ,- -, -----, where Ann)' officials report on .. ---,'---,. --- ,-, the cleanup options, listen to Prapo5rdClunupPI.n PI';~C~I' ~Clljl,ont~llc' ~,lel~l citizen I s concerns and anS\\lcr "'''''' questions. Representatives frolll '-.-- ---,---, the Environmenrall'rotcclion ..~._-. --- I Agenc.v and Pcnnsylvant' a Rttard 01 OrCI~Ion IRDel ::" "",'H,,, '''"' "'" Department of Environmental 1..:1 ~II(I ~ I ,__,_, 'n Resources :Iltend the meeting ..,-,--- ,-------- too, Communit)' members have Rfmrdlal Or~II.ln R.m..",."", lhe opportunity [0 submit both c. _'r,nl) ccr~lrl;cll~e I writt\?Il and oral comn1CIHS at fil'M1I)C ~CIlJliCIl(51 -,-,-,-- this meeting. The Artny reviews all Pllblic commelllS carefully and responds 10 significant com, Inents in writing in the R"S{JOIl' sh'c Summary document pub, lishcd following the public comment period, It's important to note that the Army's preferred deanup option is only an initial recommendation; a change from Ihe preferred cleanup to another opliun ll1ay '"' made if puhlic ""111l11l'nIS or :lddilion:t1 d:\la O. Prtllmln.,y AurumrnttPAI ( 51Irln.pr~UanI511 \ , , l"~1 ';\1'1, ,., .",.t,,: ,It,erl ~I ~CIl'r'lI~1 . "~I,''':':''', .~,J '.1., '.'I~I~1 '--~_.._-.-... . -- . :s,.. ~cop.nrv Planning P'l'~~ll' .;IJ{, Ie ~LI':~ 1""'1111!1~1 ,0" ~-- (8~__ (D-- If.,fj/.O,,__--,-_"-,-,_-~-,P,-.,',:;~~ M,lnlrnllnCI . "'11~U!l'1f! pl!rIO/ln~nCl! ct .; h'Jnll~ ~c :ut "'11 ~ I Q~I! r 111111' - --..-.-----------. reports, To learn more about the site, the community should review these reports in addition to the proposed plan, The repnrts arl' available al the Coyle Free Library in Chambershurg :lnd at tlic depot's Environmenlal r-.1;III:1~'l'rlll'nl Division in Bldg, r>l S, I l'lll'l kl'llIlV liul." ;J l'l:I\)h, ....( HI~rll!:llt pl.'1 ill(! fill' l':ll'lJ Continued on page 4 ~, Environmental Issues letter kenny Army Depot's Quarterly Installation Ilestoration Newsletter Vol. 3, No.2 February 1994 ',' '.' '(' \. .. ,.' :'-""'1 I ....-......:~........-.~:;. 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'i' ~ ,t'l ,..,,!., \. . \ r.. .., "f" ',J' ..I:l)' , '''''j "Il,~, ;, ,,\. <,',",)' ,;';' .',.'.:":'" "<e ,c-: ) .....iU> ' r. ,-" - , \.l',},' , -'I - , ,. ~, ~ " .r" ~ ., _..~,i, .'If' ,#~~ - " \' .........~I...,uUU.1 'h' ii" '~.. ,-"''','' '\" \1 f),f.. ...., "."llc,_,P'd" '''''..'......lloM;...... I~ . ~ I ','" . . ,.. " ... ,......_1...."_.......' .: '.' ,,', ,', ". ",): N ......... .,.'101 ,~.... ,". ' \' -' 1 .' '/.I 1- ,....."...,.. ''" r~"-:\_ ' '~'\J I,. Lee.llon of 5WMU. Undo,golng SII.lnvestlgatlon ,,- L.II.r....nn~ ,lImy O.pot \. _ . "1t;y "''"''.,,..,. I'" " .1 "'" ~,,'''ll~lJ.\i''ii.r'l \' ',. , , ....":",'. '.If' ~~ ",'1,'" ,,' . 'J' ,I /"/'f'.).\' "/",,, --. , ", , t :." 'J" ~1,'" j, ' r.-. 'J'" , . :JI:1f" I ',," ;':,;, ' ~r;-~i;,,".. . ,'~: 'ff:J;~!:. , "" ) ",I".... 1 ," " """,' 'r{"~.'^i,',:: .,' '!'~:'~".' "V " ' ':'li ',;";.,_i '!, ;." .',. > : ,. ' " " / '.. ,..... " -"", .. " -'. )\',; . "",',: .(~ 'j', " , I'.. "t~ ...,.<.~~'" . .... ~ ' ......"\... , '.: ' , '. I' . l /1 .' ~ ,,<.,,\~ ,," ',~ ,'.,.\ , ' ,\. ~ " ~.. , .\- ' . \ .' ~ l+ .~..~ ""i \, ,j, ~;I~ , ....". ~.... 1-""" Solid waste management sites investigated The lield work for the Solid Wasr~ MaMg~~", Un;/S Sir~ InVtsll' gar;on Follow,on began ill mid,Sep- tember, The eight SWMU siles being invesligated include: lIle 'TNT Washoul Plant, Buried [)rum Sites No, I and 2, Demolition Ground No, 2, numln~ Ground No, 2, NeUl1almltion 1"1, Transronner Pad and InVlIl (1'1~! SlOr.lgc Lot No, 4H, '1l1l' lIIajl.lrIl~' 01 thl' SWMU ,iIC,"IlC h.:atcd ,n Iii,' dl'lklt's Af1IlIHJIllllOIl AI\.'~t A, p.L/( 1.1 the invcstigation follow,on work plan, soil samples were taken atllle TNT Washout, Ingot Slorage, Transfonner Pad and in the Open BuminglOpcn !xlllnation (On/OD) Ground areas, Water samples were taken at the TNT Washout, 011/01> Ami and lIuricd l>n"T1 Site No, L Allluricd I>rulII S"", No, I and 2. In'fKhc,'s "'-l'rl' du~ !II tin\! allY burll'd drtUllS posslhly llHI(~\Inirl~ ~ll\'L'nl'i, Tl1l'~ tV.!l \I\l'\ Wl'H' S-t.'k(led for trenching because they were su~ted of containing drums or solvenLs thai wcre buried several years ago, The trench exeavalions al Buried Drum Site No, 1 uncovered sevcral inlXl 5 ,gallon paint Cans, 111Cse painl ';.ms anc.l a.'isodatcd soils were placed in 55'~llIon IlrUlIIs ror di:iIXlsaL Al BUried Drum S Ill' No, 1. thl' lrc,'Ill'hin~ UIll'tI\.'l'H.'ll ~'\.'l'ral sIIl,Il1 drulll.'. Continued on page 4 National Priorities List Information repositiories offer wealth of information A main aspecI of tile Nm;oM/ Priorities Ust or Super, fund cleanup process is ensuring that tile public is infomled 311d involved in every step of the proc' ess. The fedeml Superfund laws and regulations require that the kud agency in a cleanup maintain bOlh an infollOalion reposlLOry and ad, mlnistrative record thai are acces' sible 10 the general public, TIle lead agency for the depot's IWO NPL .IlleS is the U,S AllOY and LcllerXenny AllOY Depot. Under the regulations, tile InfollOation repository must be located at or near the .Ii Ie. 111e repository must include all items developed, received, published, or made nvailable ID lhe public concerning the site and IL~ cleanup, Additionally, ilmust Include infollOation describing the applica, lion process for Superfund Techni, cal Assistance Grants which are available to groups of illllivlduals who may be affected by a Super, fund site, (The appllcalion process was described in the January 1993 Issue of Environmmra//ssues, ) The administrative record has two purposes, First, it provides an opportunily for the public to be involved in the scleCllon of a cleanup alternative for a site, During this process, the lead agency reviews information and lhen makes it available to the puhlic III lhe administrative reCllllllilc, The poblic h;L~ lhe opportunity 10 (omment alx)ut SOllll' of th~' fl.'I.:onl\ documcnts, soch as PI\\I"","'d cleanup plans, and thcsc ((lllllllcll!.' hC('(lllle part (lIthe 1\\.'l1l1;lIll'llI adminlstmtive recoil!, The second purpose of mainlaining this ICam! Is connected wilh the legal syslem, If a cleanup action Is legally challcnged,the court's ICview Is limited to the administrative recon\, LCllerXenny has IWO in for, matlon repositories. the Coyle Free Llbmry, 102 North Main St. in Chamber.iburg nnd the dcpot's Environmental Management Division oena: in Bldg, 618, LelterXenny's complete adminislra, tive recoil! is kepi In the Environ, mental Management Division Office, Some of Ihe record's contel1lS, such ns all reports of remedial investigatiolL~, feasibility studies, risk assessments and proposed cleanup plans also arc located atlhe Coyle Library's repository, 'Illere are several reports al lhe rerxlsitorics which depol oflicials particularly recomnH:nd lhe public review, One is the LetterXcnny AmlY Depol Progress Report, Published every three mOl1lhs, this report provides an update about current and future cleanup activities. Two comp~hen, sive Iislings, onc of the adrninistra, live ~cord contents and olle of all LEAD reports at the Coyle Lihrary ~posilory, are updated cvery threc months 'Ille current issue of Fnvironml'ntdllHues also as ""Iilahk atlhc lihrary for puhlic di:-.trihuliull TtJr..' adlllltlistrati....l' record IIStill)~ i" dlvidl'd lfJtolhl1:C: St')! 1lIl'llh rl'J"-1I1S dealing slx'cilically "illi ll'lll'rkcnny ckanup slles; l1'kll'Il,-'l' dlh:Urllr..'nls lIs\..-d lllr Letterkenny has two information repositories - the Coyle Free LI- brary, 102 North Main St. in Cham- bersburg and tne. depot's Environ- mental Manaqe- ment Division Of- fice in Bldg. 618. making c1canup decisions; nnd l'<':llerXenny Ellvironmemal Man, agemenl Division oflke liIes dealing with environmental c1canup, Sincc the cvcr,growing l.<.:lIerXcnny adminisllalive ~cord now contains mo~ than 2(X) relx)rt~, documents anllliles, a new subjcct index W;L\ ~ccmly added to the rccord file, This subject index is eXI~ctelll<lmake the administrative record more "uscr,frlendly, .. l.ellcrXellny lakes its obli, gal ion of kl'cping our neightxlIs Infonned ;\1\(1 involvel! In the ollgoin!-! dl..'IXll dl'anup "l'ry sni. ollsl)'. I:vl'ryorle is l'/l!,:lHJr;lI~l'd to rl'viL'W till' administLlli\ l' n'nml alld ll'IXI\lldry ill!lllJll;lt!dllllIl a n.'':lllar hd\IS It you 11.1\1.' ;IJl~ q\ll'Slldlb or suggt'stillll" h 11" 1111. pn1Vt'lIll'nt, plca.'l' kIll:, ~,llll\~. Demonstration tests completed, fixation study underway for K Area cleanup 1I'lhuu"llo" rail, 1...'lt,bOlMY "..... .'"10"'"'' ~, <I.anup III. ~,1I1 In II" K N", Md.ar.rVllorl, 0/' '"VbOnmmla) Onn r'UIII "hlla<ltIJ,hl.. In ""'J"''' '1011I wi.. Tm. Owml.IO" mnt.Ju':llnK Ih.'tl1llUlIIIlII)fIlA"aIA LII..on .hell .hlllly II.) dUllup tht IUlb, 'n,t lint lltmllflfllu linn ~II L'urttludraJ ill S..ptl'ltIt..., rnulltll in .m"ky ,,,,illlnnA. Som. or lh. ~lllllllllw K "',rI mn'lhwd uily. WnOcltTl ,Ith". whh:h be,IIl") Imuk, vrhrn ht'lIt.! hy lhe 1..0'* TtItlJJt"IIUIII' D'....HIJlhm Uni!. 'l1w I""u,.&' ur Imnke In Ihe ah ""luhU1J hahw4 the drrnunllnllun ltn A dry ICruhhn .... OU!O I'''ted kl lhr I.h"III.1 "nlnlml a)llll'" hrlwrrn Ihr '")ll.:lulIl: p.,'h:ullll: !WIIII'hn ."dUll' Ik'tl~IIt'l1 u,b,)Il 'IL~urhtr. '11111 "ruh)~, lr. tlCAIM",'.t III Itllll)Vt IIlly. ~lIltl~'" VI'llllll. ^ ......:nfliJ lk!mun.Ulllllnllul WI.' hdll ill o.,:l1l~. Wilh lilt 1Ilttllilln III Ih.. Inuhher. the lUll. f.'uuIIJ he lltlt.ttllhr r\l'n:"U1Y Irnj!.lh I)f time loll ,rlllu...t lhr "'Illllllt [lmlaminantA wllhllUI h....iJ\~ "'f1lhlrlll,~ wllh .i, emlnluna I~Uality, With Ulr MJn:ruful .lrmlnl.IIMloln LUll.'lllllplrwlt. Ihr ,cUJh" we,. unlb.) Ih. PnIn8yl....nil Lkoputmenl 11II II\V,00unlldu11n9 lIellllJ1l1l1l,vcl. nf En\l!rnrunlonlal R~sL)urce... Air Qtla.lity om.'., In lit< Novrmh<r, PAllER ,ign<<l U'I! prrmll tu .Ilow Mclw'm/llwt 111 npt-riLIt ule liniment unit. CUITCIllly, Mc L.arm/ll 1111 " 1.'1lIllplcting. mel.al flxalion treatml-rll Itudy, Rdore beginning full,time lhermal Utllmrnlor the lOib. McLaren/llan must lJW\lnlstrale the .bilily 11) trut uu: K Area soib 50th't any metals p,c.sent will be chemically bondcd to the soil and will nlll disol\lc into the groWldwater, Once the metals demonstration is comple:led and approved by Lcttcrkermy, the: Environ- menl.J Proteclion Agency and P ADER; lbe soil trcaUllent can begin. The mew fixation repon is upect.c:d to be complcled by mid. Fetmary Industrial sewer line study begins Ll'tlA'rkenny Anny l)l"pnt hu h, Kun II ,",Ijor ,fllI4ly ofH,' j",JI4.\'1fhll WILJI, Uwtf I'MJ .)ulltulhtlllJiKI.'l)',trC'11 hruks ml fUl.'lurtll or lhe iruJwmi.ll'IC'wC', guvlty IInCl. hUI nul the prt'uuriud rOri,,'C' mlin linr.. 111ur b'ulu 111I1 h.':hHrI'lIllIY ')(0 lhe MJUJI,:t' rlw IHHllt of thr \lulllll~ "'~Il1\i..: (Ilfll'.lunIL, known tl.1 UI~I ill tIll' ~lIlh 8nll gruullllwlut'r olll.t.'lh',lI'IH1Y Tn gl"' 1111.11'11 llf tJ"'I"~h~lIlllf 111(' !'..' WI" JIIlI.' ll',l~illll', tl ~lnll/l.t"".ln 11,1t Ill.' 1.1...,) ~III.h ""1\\ 1IlIIolll,II'oI TI\I' 11Il/lll'" nl tlll\ "(Il(h 1_\ III Irltl k IllI' diU" 111111 "lid 1IIIInh." ,i! i""~il1.' sewer linn by mjecuna harmless dye into the Hnes ror 4S hOUR and then remo...ing it. The dye leaks out of Ihe sewer lincs through any <TICU and br.w in the I in.. , By IlIrnplin8 ...ILs on and ofT'PO'1 for lbe presence of dye. lhe direction and ut.c:1U or the leakage rrom the industrial sewer lines ,."an he deLenninaJ. Two different dye~.. were U,'O.I;'J ror twu different areas or the dtpol. I:ollnwing I three-wl'ek t)(II,.'k. .~'lllJf"li1 ~atl1pllnK or (m-pO~1 mOnilOrlTlK ....clh and off-pusl rl'!iidcnllal....clls, Ihl' d)'l' WII.\ p\!tl'l'd inlJlc s.c."wcr linC.'~ durinK !.he ';1/'l'l'KI'IUI or ~~c, 10. 111C Jyl' ......a.\ f:ir<.:ullltL'd through the lines (or 48 hours to simulat.c normal sewage now, ACta 48 hours, ule remaining dye was remo\led and the lines were nushed. The dye study was condu.:ted withoul affecting InY production at Leuerk. enny, Eighl "OCU or 5Irnpling on and ore, post wells complet.cs the sampling portion of the study. The wdls are sampled ID identiry the pathways which liquids leaking from Ihe sewl," linc!! ale rollowing. A rCIX1Tt dl'lailtng llll' rllldings or lJll' dye :;!udy is O'P('(II.'&I ul he: nni:;hl'd by laic spril1~, Env'ironmentall's'sues lollorkonny Army Dopot's Quar.torly Installation Rostoratlon Newsleller Vol. 3, No.1 October 1993 Biologists study fish in Rocky Spring Lake Tlll~ Illl'l' ^1'"lllullugh Sl'ph-'Ill' \w" 1'11111 t\ll/Yll~ nllll tll~ Il'.lIn l\r aq'lalk Inulll)'l'l" 1111111 V"I!>,U, 11ll . lIll"'!.' Ik't'lIl-1l1 \1'111"1' II..h. ,.lgill.' Iltlll "".It" tlillllplc\ l'\l'l)' 1\.l\1l WI'I'''''' hum f(m\o.y Spriull L.\..l.' , III tilt' (11111101' 1111111'11 IrI\I,..IItl-lIllllll. Ihe hiulogi"b hU'o'l' ll'1I11l1'11" hll >IhlllllJIL' nflh ill tlll! lal'\ll, "~lll~ II h'dll1l1jlll' (Ulll'll 1'11'1 1111/1\1"111/. hllllll~I/lI~ h>l'lf..' l..llIlI.'I,;t!..'d, 1,<.UIIIIIII',III/\l1 U'lllllll'llll..h \IllhUTlIll.'d III (hI.' 1,I\o.~' I k.. lIuflllhllljl: 1Il\l1J1\'l.'tI Ilppl)'lng IlIl I.'h"'flt'III..:urrt'Illlclllw lll~l"~ wulL'r whkh tlllllllIll'lh IUlllllu'y 1111;11l.illhc sur(w:l' wlwrl' Itll')' ,:liJlI... (1IIIl'l:k'd for sa.rnpling l>lItlll~ Ihe M1Il1pling. lhe lllllloj.p!ll!l III,nl'vcrcd ~hal l{t)l.:ky Spring l.11"-1' hoa... !l1II1l1l rl'prr)jhlrill~ poplltllion~ or hrllWII illlll rllUlhilW I1UIII, 'nli!'l W"....:;I'l.'11 by 1111' pll""'Il~ l' llllldull Ullul with fully rllrrlll,.'d 11I1~ 1I111H' ~Ilhl ""all.'r~ ur th...' sprin~.I'L'J Rill"-)' Sprll1" Br,lJI~h .....hidll~ ul'\III'.\l1I hllll1lhl' La"-~. AddHlLlII,L1ly. homc ytll1l1lt 11U111 h011l WltlllllthL' 1;"1 YI';u wI'r~' rnplllrl'd \\'1111 ~1)lIll' ;1l1,ILIIOl\allllilJ\3~C' 1111'llllllll'vltll'~, Ilw HI)\."-Y Spring sy~tL'lIl 11101)' lk.' ,Ihlc III liIl\lalll II .....ihl Ullul fl~hcry. ('Mp iUL' ~kady th~ dominate Ilsh III till' lak...' Ilwl nlllY hc lI11pading the repro. lllllll....C hmu'.\S uf Illher, more desirable ri~h !ornil'~, SlIme lIlL'iS anain large site in !.he la~c hilI IIlL'S!! !lre few and far OelwL'L'n. 11\t~ '.~ . >t'~~,~.:.,~~.... :". , ,.,:!.r~" . ....:'f'lo.''', ..'d,.~~r \,:!t, ;'?::,~:@ . . .;,: .~:.~~~~-~~' _'''';t r# " ./' ".~, -." " " Biologists collect fish from Rocky Spring Lake using a technique called" electrofishing." Fish can be col- lected, studied and returned to the lake unharmed hyhrid crappie, a supposedly nnn.ferlile hy-blld between lhe black and while 1.:rappLe. was inlrmluad 10 Ihl.' lake several years ago. '111i:; fish appc31s to he not so Sledh-' \incl' young ,,:rappics ha....e hel'n (:olll.'cII.'J. VlfllJJlly all or the sunfish an..! l'rappil.'s arc Sl1lalllll Sill.', probably Ix.....3\1.\C there IllC fL'w large g.lllle fish 10 rel'd un them. More br~L' ~allldish would kl.'cp the sunfish and crappic numbers dowlI. and increase Ule sunllsh lliHI crappics h.ldy Sill.'.'i. would bc.(X)me dellJer. improving from pe4' soup conditions which ui,t during the summer. Sunflsh eltluny microorganisms called zooplankton. which eats algae, Less sunfish in the lake means more lOoplankhm and kss algae, The llcpot is u-ying to improve fishing in the lake lhrough a managemcnt program. A side bcndil or wnu",lling or rCrTl(wing carp and sunllsh. and improving game fish populations 1., thallhe lake will"r Currcnlly,lhc <kpol partially drains Rocky Spring Lake cvcry winter to allow c(lld tcmpcratures to rreCle the lake bottom 8J'ld kill algae. However controlling or eliminaling Ill!! carp population is easier said than done. Only rOUt years Igo. Rocky Spring Lake was drained, carp were removed and the remaining lake water was treated (0 eliminalc carp. Somehow, a few carp survived BIId reproduced. Mercury study continues on depot mcn:ury, However. no mercury WIlS found in l{1'ICky Spring which feeds the lake, !lll)' !i1IL'am W3tl'rS flowing off the (k111ll or in sc,ILnH'nt sampll's lak~'ll (rnm lhe hOlbl/l1 or l{IK"-Y Spring l.ah. A(kr Tl'~I'l\ Inr tlw \;Ullplll1i: r\"u11\, tilL' dl'pot h,'~,ul i1111l1tL'Il~IVI' I'f"i'r,llll or wal~'r .\lld fl\ll '..lll1plinf, I,) l'II'Llr,--, II\<' I:Lkl"\ ....at'.1 ,If fl'.l\ l'll)"'.',j II" Ml'rl..'ury 1l(l:II1S nalurally in low C\lIIrClllf .llions in the ellvironn\L'lll. Ilo....l.'vI..., in high (OIll:CIlU ali'H1~, Illt.'rl:llry l'alllw harmful 10 human health and lhe cn....H\lllllll.l\l. L>luillh hUll' ,,"d July ll!''Jl. sl:n'ral ....Olt'--'r \,II1\p1<:\ Llk~'1I rP1Ill ~\\~~) Si'l Ill}!. Lllo,l', In\:al~',j \lollhilllhL' ,kr"ll\ f...'~II',l\I\'1l afl';I, 1'\' L'~',kd 1'l'1l11,yl\-;ll\ia \l.\I,' \\ld,l~'~' ....,lll'l l('.l,dllY '>!.1I1,\'nd\ [,n mercury thre3t to people, Se....eral species of Ilsh I.' well as water from Rocky Spring l.ake were sampled during Cktohcr 1991. The low levels of men:ury round ill lhe fish were within kvds normally f<lund in fish tj~~\lI.'; IIlt'Y posed no lhrl.'3t to people ~atin~ lIlt' fi~h. Continued on page 4 K Area Cleanu How the process works DuriI1ll AogW11991, !.eu.,kenny liKned an Ig:reanent with the En"iron. mental ProteCtion Agency for an Acc~k,. aud R~mtdial Cleanup Action (0 take plo"", within the depol" D~po..1 "'eo, now an inactive lilt within the SOWMcJSftrn Arta Nalioru.d P,iori,iLs List siu. nus si~, also known 15 the K Area, W&5 contami- nated by put dl'lposal prll:lku in"ol\llng the diJ:posal of lolvcmls and sludge inlo trenches ond lagoo"" D~posal or the.. materials Clused soil and groundwaler contaminl1ion by volalile orglJ1ic.s. Trichlo'<J<thylene (TCE), one or the primuy and mOllllOxic of the volatile organia fOlDld I(lhe silt, was sekctoo for dctmnining the c1CIUlUp l.1'itcrla for the si~. Past research and. 1992 treatability study. lead the Army to chose .10v' lCmpc:ralurc treatment unil, or 5tri,,)(r, for removal of the volatile organics llld HUlinn of the 50i1.5 which involves mixing Oy a.~h inlo the soillO ll4bilil.e any metal found in the soil. The oontnel. fllr the K Area c1catlup wo..~ awarded in June III Md..arenJ 113ft En...ironnlcntal Engineering, Phlladel. phia, Pa, In mid July, the (onlIadllr txgall minor site work such a~ felll.'in!; Ihc :iile to pre...cnt ctmtamination l/,) nthcr atca.~, rCll1o...ing :surfucc sheth and dl.'nri:'i, installing elect.rical ~r'Jiu\ and moving III water storage tanks and equipment. nlC l1calmcnt unit i:'i built by TerTu ('hcm Envi- 11II . The infrated (arn;lge is thcll rolled uHo l'll.lsiliol1 O\"l'r the ~oill"tllllalll...r Ilnd the Illl' r...w indlcs llr Ihe ~1I11Ul.' ht'atl'd hI a Icm peratlUl' of -'00 to 9{X) Jl'~rl.'l.'.~ Fllhrcnlll.'il Thl.' ~oil lW(IIIllC!> 3l'lH\'o'l'cIIOIl emittcr ur 1ll',11 A ran pulh thc air duwnward lhrOll~h thl.' ",oil whkh il\l"rca.~cs the tcmpe..'JallHc~ in 11ll' Ill\lo'l'r laYl'rs uf soil. Thc duwnward aa 11,1\10' and tl..llq.....ratlJfe dirrl'H.ntiaJ rl'dul"l.'s pf,....S\Hl' in Iilc chamher :U1d allo\lo's tliL' c'lradl'JIl uf ll\l' V01:11111Il'l\ ~a."'I.'S inllltlw d\.IJlllx'c Thc ga.'\l'S arc S......l.l'!' froflllhl' (halllhl'r Into all cmISSI01L\ nmtHlI syslem l,lnslstmg or a couling IOllp ful\o.....l'd hy a Clrt....m fdtralinn SYSIl'1ll Pf<.'~I.'Jltly. Ih(' w!>t of the (k',UlUP l~ :lpprn~il1lJtd)' $.\ lIIi111.1II and ~hll\Jhlt;lkl' lhn'c 10 four nlllfllh.... tLl (llll1pll'IC. Draft feasibility study nears completion Lcttcrkl~nrl)' Arm)' lkpol is .....cll inw lhe feasibility study phasc for ()pl'Tv.hlt' UniIJ J aM 2 of lht! r'IJp,-'rty [J/,\pl)S.,1 Offia A't'IJ Jilt. The~l' UlllL\ (llnsl~t l)f Itsl' PlX) Arl':I ('(Jntamillilh'd S,HUll' ~lfl'a~: alld thl: gIlHHld.....akr. s\HLL~~. .....,ll.'r, ~"Ih an,t sl',lmll'lll.\ 111lhl' I't)() Afl'.\ Th,' I S l'h,,~,' ('Hl~l-;!.\ ,ll .\1'\'1'\'1]11111' ,\li,l '" Il"'III:i/ \ ,lll.III" \ k.lllllp .li\"III.\II'. ," "lid 1'1"1 .I~I:,' .I dt"l.III.'.1 ,1I1.L1~"I~ ,,111,.' II',' .1 "i':'I'~1.'~' ,tI \<' I Ii ' \1 J \ ''', '1 li,' ',I, I'!-. I' I I < " i ," I Ii,' ,~ I' I .dl,', l<'d .!Ild .1[. 111,'/,,1 .:..: . .. I- .1 I'," ronmcnlal Ser\' ices and will he: used hl pr()Cl'~~ Rpprll~imlltcly 12.000 h) 1.1,000 111l1~ of ~nil within the K Area, 0l1l' unil. (l!X'Jllh!d hy two pcopl~ can prn.:cs~ 1\0 II) 150 l'uhic YllJds elf soil daily. 'l1li$ figurl' could incrcR..'ie or c1cCrClL'il.' h;L'il'd on wh;lIl\ found at the site once the l'roJlx't h....~ins. Al'wr,ling l/,) T l'rra C11l'1l1. tIll' portahl!!: hydrocarhon l.'\tr:KIllr llllll !It';I!\ uw ct1f1t:unlnall'd ~oil~ on ~ill' wilJl an lIlharl'd I:arria~e, 'l1ll' hasc Ill' thl' ~tl'cl l'unt:UIll'r nmt3HL'i a Sl.'fll'~ uf wdl ~.Tt'l'I1S pad\l....llll gravel an~\ prlllcl'tl'd hy 5tl.....1 tJal,'ks which allnw a llladl'r (1) drl....c ill ;111<1 nut of Llll' unil to IlJatl and unload ~t)ds. 'Illc solll~ Inaded 11110 a V;U:lJUJ\1 dlamher lo :I dL'pth of I K il1(hL's. Au IS drawn th'llU~h the soill'rl';Hing a va('uul1I ilnd ~[rippin~ erred ll'lIIl.'.Jialifwcsligatiill1 and risk a.SSl',...Snll'nt pha....cs of the sile cleanup lllhler lJw NcJ/jo,t.JI p,joruU?s l.ist or Supafun./ pm1-:"vn, Tlll' FS cstahli~!ll's the h.l~l.'" fllr sell'Lllli,"" a spl'I.'ill.: dl';\lllll' fllt'lb,,,1. l.h\l) Sl'lllllll'IIr;lltl'S 1,'1"1111,' III" t' S I l\\"If lllHIh'lll.t! ,\)-','n.... .!lld Il,<' 1','I:']'\I\,lJ\I,ilkl',IlIJ1I"111 ,d IIi\H"I":,' I;' ,I I~.",,: !l ,", t. q f'" I" ,l, llll .\1 'III ,'., I L,' d,'\" t !,', ,,]\,'d '. "1111::,'1,[' 11"I!1 II' \ .:, 1'\111 F .d"'.~1 11\,' .!,,'111' )"11 ,', J. I: ,'~ I',' I '" I [1. II:,. ,I!" . , . II J .: dJ.\l"\ISS tIW~I' (1I1l111h'JlI\ and ...uoou... oLlll'r IS...Ul'S Sill'll a."':l Wall'r llC,IlJ1ll.'ntullilllt Rod,y Spnnjl LFAD rl'...isl'd \.J1l' rcport to ;\,I.hl"\ LPA's and PADFWsnll1l"l'rn\ :md ~l'll[ Illl' '''~ldllnt! l\ralt flfhd ,.S repoft tn I'o.llh ;Q'.'II' I,'~ IIllkl"\'o." It's (').Pl'dl'.! 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Ir",I!II,'-lll:'" News briefs Techlcal review com- mittee looking for concerned citizens AI on. ~ lb. rtqulnlD.nlll ot lit. Sup.rtund Amudm,nls and II. MUlh'1l1ull<ln Ae~ Ltlltrlltnn1 bo.u a Technlral Rtvltw Commllltt m..Un. .-,r, tOllr 10.1x moalMl1) update members .nd the loneral pllblk al.lullh. de,wl...n.lron- menl.1 ".luroUon p'''Itram, oI...slcs and c1..nup p...~e<l" Memb.rsblp Includ.. Ih. depe'l cummandtr und m.nogtr... o"d "'P""IU'U", from Ih, Arl1l)' f:n_lroome"tol Cealer, Army Corp" ot Engln..n, Eavlron, """lall',ol,,<:U,," Agen,y, Pennsy.. VI"la D'p...lmenl ot Envlronm.nbl Rt~Jurct:!t, count)' comml...\lontn, borollKb and .....rullndlnK toWlUhlp.. and cllnc.:rnl'tJ citl;wn"" Clllzen. Interrsud 10 .U.ndl"K THe ",..Una" ron (.lIlhe depol" PlIbll, Arrlll... om.. at 267, S 102 n, Iho En,lrulI..on,", R..lor.. Unn Ilr.",h .12~7,841l3. ..,...............,......-.-.........--.....-. Slide show, video program available to groups RtnDU,., L~ltt:rkcnny.. ':Do 'flrlmmfntal Ult!slnr;lctlon 8ranch and ERM, Inc., frum Exton. Va., com. plcled. .lIde .tIo... vldlO ot I'" .Ude !tho..., InronnMlIuna.J brQC'hurl! and twu r.rl ,beets .boullh.ln,lall.Uoo rl'ttlt)rllilhJn prugnm hue. The :wikle .hnw ond vldro .re oppro>lmal.ly 16 "1Inul" lung. Tht! bl"t)(hure liumnUl. rllt. Ihe ....lor.Uon p">\I..om .od Ih. Iwo t." .h..l. ..pl.ln tho depol'o ~round"'illu treatment s)~em Mod k)w ten'ptuture thtrmal trt.lnlent ur ,nnlomln"ed .olll;. Wltb lb. belp II( th~ dt'pot'H ))uhlk ^"MIMI OmCt, lht hl\.iflmnu~ntal Rt~tllnll()n Ilrundal, plulllllnK I.. uw Ih~se nt'W lIlulul;lh \1' prt~f1lijlllln' It) \,ulilJuti t.h k unIt ...dlll,,1 ur~,U1I/.ltlilt1S (I' \1.1'1'1' !Ill' pllhli.. Illfllrml'd or HilI un~.lilltt !'II\\ronrnl'lll.ll dl':JIlUP ~.t tilt. dt'p,tt. Mercury ----''-' from page 1 Fmlll A,wlllhrouah September 1'l'I2, n.h, w.'er 01\01 allle in ROt:ky SprinB Lak~ were IlInplelJ t\'\'ry tWll wl'l'kli. 'nit JClulla weN similar Lu l1u: ().:whc:r 1991lilmpllng . bull' or 110 IIlcrcury wu round in lhe lake w.l~ and lhe lIum:UJ)' Ic\'cl~ In lhoh wu well wltl.io hWllon healtl. .l&nd.oIl15. TI,l. yell, "'e '"lIpllllg conllnUl:d e.ery two w..k. from April tlllOallh S<I''''IIII>.'/, Additlonally. tl,. p"ulbili'y or mercul)' orlalnllina from "'e depot', ammunition Ilea or orr~qlllt agricu!luraJ I1CL\ is bc.-ing Invn'ia'ltd, Th. Rocky Spring Lok. mercury In.eOllgolinn I. ..rrned 10 u Op"abll U..u J or "'e Propmy Disposal OffiCI Arta Na,ional P,j,NiJ~J Li..fI Of Sllptr/und silt. fh'pnJU and lUl)' J\'c:um. mended c1eUlup Ictinns wUl be luucd alter the mercury in\lcniga- lion is complete.!. Moving? If you hnve moved recenlly or have plans 10 do so in !he fulure and wish to continue re<eiving Environmental Issues, please drop us a line and lei us know your new address, Letterkenny Army Depot Environmental Restoration Branch Attn: SDSLE.ENR Bldg, 618 Chambersburg, PA 17201-4150 SDSLE-EN (68) ~ Environmental Issues, published quarterly by Letterkenny Army Depot, provides up-to-date infor- mation about studies, plans and findings during the depot's installation restoration process. If you have an environmental question or concern you wish to be addressed or if you would like to be on the mailing list for this publi- cation, call the Letter- kenny Army Depot Public Affairs Office at 267-5102. Enftlrionment'alls;$:uJes Lcllcrkcnny Army Depot's Quarterly Installation Restoration Ncwslellcr Vol. 2, No.4 July 1993 Soil gas investigation begins I "Isl llIonth,IKlIl'rkellll)' ~lartl.'d ~lil J.t:.1S 1l1n'stiV,aliollS ahlll~~ till' industnal and Sll)flJl SI.'Wl'rS Iilll'S III the Sl)UUll'a.'iI~m ^rl'~l, Ttu..':-,(' lull's are (:kJlrnual Sl)Url'.c.'S 01 vl,lauk organi\: L'ompoulllls nml;.lIl1inalil)l1 due to di..s(owrcd brc.ak.'i mtlle lim's. (V()e;., arc chcmil:als which rradily cvupor:.HL.' inlO the air. f\1any hOll'il.'lll)hl pnx1ut't..; MIl'h :.L\ p:lint. SI'kH rl'lIlO\ll'r or glul' 11I:1) contain VOCs,) Fu.:I<l illvcstigatillllS l.,"ulldu(It.'d frolll Fc'bruary I YY Ilhrough April I <JY2 IlIl'ulved phySically illspeC'lmg lhe sewer lines with the aid of a Ickvisiofl camera. Any discovered bn'.akatzcs in lht: lines were subse.quclllly tar~l'll.'d lor the recent soil ga.s samplillg, Soil ga.s saInpllng IS used as a Sl:n.'('nin~ nwthod wtK'n looking for l.."lll\la1l1l1l:1l.l'd soils, VCX' (llfllarninatl'd soils gl\'~ off g;l"~:-' wilhin llil' air spaces of tlH,~ soil. During thl' soli ).!a~ sampllllg, a hollow prohc or r,)(1 less than mIl' indl in dlallll'tl.'r IS drivl'lll11tl) thl' ground 1.0 Lhl~ <Ippm"imatl' dqll.h 01 Ihe sewer hlle, Prohc depth, r;ulged from one to 15 fl'<:l. All 'IIr sample, taken fmlll the soil air S~Il.."eS, is Lhl.'l1 pumJll'd up tile rod Ihrollgh a Tefloll 'iii-"~~~ 1'11(", fa;. ""'.. ,_. - , C;iJ During the soil sampling a rod is driven into ground to the sewer line, An air sample is pumped up a tube in the rod into a plastic bag, Air samples are tested on-site using a gas chromatograph, tuhl.' alld lI11tl a pl;I\IIC hag, Thl..' ;ur s.:.1l1lf1k l~ thl'r1 in."'-'rtl'd Illtl) an Oil-SIll' g;l\ chrom:Jtllgraph whkh give.\ ;JI1:II)'ll\al fl'SIIIt."; thal s.:.UlH..' {by. MIJrl' 1l1:lIl ,HM) '"oil ).!:L' pfllh..'s Wl'fl' i.."lllll pktL'(11lI May and JUlll'. Risk assessment report now available lllc finaLzrd Risk A'i5/'.lSml'flt Rt!porl flXIL'iing on con1;\lllinatl'd soil an'"as arHt groundW3ll..'r withul1hl' Propc..'rty [)lspo~lI ()ffil..."l' Area Na1iunaJ Priorlti{'s l.i.\t SUl' IS nnw :l\';\lbhlL' ll) thl.' puhll\,,:. It may lx' fl'vk'Wl'd at till' dq)()t's ()tlil'i~tI1l1f(HJllall!Hl ]'('l"l~llll r1t'~: thl..' ('llyk "n'l..' 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Onl..'l..' th~,o.;.c ar~as an.' idl'ntifll..~d, soil s;,llllpks will he L1kl'fl at lhl'SC ~itL,'s to (onfiml any vex' clHlIarnil13tion. In this issue: - - Risk assessment process explained - - Springwater in- vestigation con- ducted in Rowe Spring Depot conducts springwater investigation at Rowe Spring As mcntioned In prcvious editions of EnvjronmLntallss~.., Lct~",enny ls conducting a springwa, ter investigation at Rowe Spring, Located upproximn~ly IWo miles nor1l1e:lSt of !he depot'S Ga~ 6, along Pennsylvania Route 433, \lIC ground, wnter,fed spring cmerH"s from !he Sl1cam bed of Rowc Run and is a potelllial source of vol31ile Qrganic cOO1pounds that originated fmOl the fomler Leuerkcnny Industrial Waste Trcaunent Plant Lagoons, The dcpot is curre"tly looking at various VOC u-caunenl and rcmoval methods based on noise levels, aes, \llCtie compatibility with the surround, I"g landscape, eosLs, hazardous waste generation, perccnlage of VOC removal and water now rale. Some of tllC various l1caunem and removal methods being considered include carbon adsorption. air stripping, air diffusion, ozonation and UV lighl, and UV light and hydrogen peroxide, The springwaler VOC sam, piing will begin !his summer and last for approximately six mon!hs, Once the VOC concentrations and now rate is known, a l1caunemmcthod will be selected if necessary, Risk (from page 2) lhc plants and animals 31 or near a silC, This is the "ccologlcal asscssmem" phase of the risk assessment. Scientisl'i require extensive specialized IJ1lining to do risk assess, mcnls properly and in compliance with EP A regulations. A risk :.L<;'''iCssmcnl will be done for all optrable unir" wlllli" tllc dcpot's lwn N31i<mal Priorities 1.ist siles. A complex NPLsitc n"~~llIirifl!! dc.:,aIltlp is dividl'd imo slIlalil'r unil.'i, calh.'d op<.'rahh.' unil'l, whidl (an Ix' Illorl' l'~l'.;ily rT1:lIl:II'l'd. t\ ri....k ;j\\t'\SlI\I.'r\t file lwu opc.'rahk' ullih in thl' 1'Ill[X'r1y I )i."rk)~ll (>lli(l..' Ah.'a II;!." l)o:.:~'tl (11111 pkl~'d and ~lllprll\'t'd by th~' FP,\ ~\Ild r r ! ! I -- ~-' ,...." u"'_". ~~' -1--_/ -- II In the risk assessment process, soil, water and air samples from a pas. sibly contaminated site are analyzed to identify the chemicals present and their concentra- tions. thl.' Pl.'nn~ylvalHa [kp;lfUllt'llt Ilf FnvirolllllL'lILlI Rl'.".l\lr(l'~. ,St'l' rl'/d(,''/ .\ltlrv Ofl {',J,t',' J i.\ dr;dt f1',k ;I"",'."'" 1I1.'llt '-,If \111 "iI,' Sllll. "llILI~l' W;l!n alld p(ltlfld\~;IlI'1 III 1111' S'),llh";I'.lt'lll ,\rt';\ NI'l. ~Ill' 1:, lllll\'lilh ,111 11,\ ;11101 1)1\1)[ I, hlllnl"\\ II II Located two miles northeast of Gate 6, groundwater- fed Rowe Spring emerges from the stream bed of Rowe Run, The spring is the subject of a spring water study being conducted to look for volatile organic com- pounds, Correction In the May issue of Environmentall ssues, there was some incorrect informa- lion in the article on page 3 titled. PDO Rl Report Com- pleted. Operable UnilS I nnd 2 in the Property Disposal Office Area deal Wilh soil and groundwater contamina- tion within thc l'[)O Arca fxmndary, not the K Area as written in the arrick. r'1 ,-.. APPENDIX B Aerial Photoaraphs 'I , , " I, 32 ."~"'-'"'''' ENVIRONMENTAL PROPERTY ASSESSMENT FIELD CIlECKLIST Site name The Sunny Company Chamboraburq, PA. Date 5/28/94 Time ---LQ am Inspector Tina L. Sr)an<.1113r Description 1. Flora/Fauna Yes No Comments L ~v pasture/field 2, Wooded Area 3, Stressed Vegetatlon 4, Discolored or Disturbed Soils 5, Depression/Pits 6, Mounding/Piles or Soil ..lL ..lL ..lL Tree lined parameter Trees and areas in fiel L From livestock and previous building areas Previous foundations L 7, Landfills L 8, Scattered Debris 9. Solid Waste Repository 10, Solid Waslc Hauler 11, Trails/Dead End Roads 12. Railroad Track 13. Railroad Spurs 14. Building/Structures Discharge Outlets Air Water In front and r~ar ..lL lL. lL. lL ..lL At Eastern boundary lL lL No lonQer present IS, Noise Vehicular traffic 1<- 16, Dust/Smoke x 17, Unusual/Noxious Odors Livestock Wilstp x Back (easlem) portion of The Sunny Co, property .,_At\ --'- .. .' Chllr~h prop~rty I , IO:\~l;!/;,' "lt, '.)' " RWR COllslructioll prop~rly (not~ AST by huilding) National Prilltillj! Ink (Ilotl! 55 gallllll drullls) -.--.-.- ._- ~-.-.. --. -~.-_.- .------- Culvert from LEAD to the property Drainage dil<.:h from I.EAD to the property ....---- ----.....--... l) '. "...., IXHIIIT D 'I " ......, r fLAIl)) Lane Enterprises, Inc. 31105 HARTZ DALE DRIVE, SUITE 514 . CAMP HILL, PA 17011 . (717) 761-6175 · FAX (717) 761-50155 June 23, 1994 Mr. Pat McBride campbell-Barris commercial Realty 500 North Front Street Wormleysburg, PA 17043 SUBJECT: SUNNY COMPANY - TERMINATION OF REAL ESTATE SALKS AGRBBMIllNT Dear Pat: This is to inform you that our engineer has performed analysis and test borings at the Sunset Pike and Commerce Drive property in Green Township, Franklin County, pennsylvania. After reviewing his analysis, we have determined that the physical condition of the property is such that we cannot construct the manufacturing facility that we had planned. Accordingly, pursuant to paragraph 2(c) of the First Addendum to Agreement for the Sale and Purchase of Real Estate between Sunny Company and Lane Enterprises, Inc., we are notifying you and Sunny Corporation that the physical condition of the property prevents us from developing it for our intended use, and we hereby elect to terminate the Sales Agreement, We would ask that the deposit and any interest earned thereon be returned to us, We appreciate the ti~e and effort that you expended on our behalf. We look forward to working with you in the future, Sincerely, ~ C,---J~~~ // /~t~ " , ~oseph H, Miller Vice President Manager of Operations JHM:clb LANE METAL PRODUCTS DIVISION' LANE TECHNICAL COATINGS DIVISION' LANE FABRICATORS DIVISION PEN~jSYLVMIIA BEDFORD' KING OF PRUSSIA' PULASKI' CARLISLE VIRGINIA DUBLIN' BEALETOfj NEW YORK BATH' Bf,LLSTON SPA IXIIIIIT . 'OT/~l4l/U 15:15 . '0'1 61Q ~6 6QjQ ROBERT E l.~llB IlJOOl ^ ROSBRT E.LAIfIIB /NCOR'O,.~rEO ~ PLANNINlJ . aBBllJN . aaNIiITI'IUCTIQN E.llbll.h.<I'9'? July 6, 1994 Bob Diehl Lane Enterprises, Inc. 3905 Hartzdale Drive Suite 514 Camp Hill, PA 17011 RE: Soil Borings and Percolation Test for Lane Enterprises Culbertson Site, Green Township, Franklin county, PA " Dear Bob: On May 11 and 12, 1994, Carlin/Simpson and Associates, along with Soils, Boring and Testing, performed (5) five soil borings for a proposed manufacturing facility and (3) three percolation tests for a proposed retention basin on the above mentioned site, The five borings were made in the vicinity of the southern part of the site currently ~oned Industrial. Of the (5) five borings made, (4) four of those encountered rock, 2'-0" to 4'-0" beneath the llurface, The rock encountered tended to be cavernous and seamy, meaning there were cavities encountered In the limestone bed during drilling operations, In one particular case, the cavity was determined to be approximately 4'-0" deep with unknown width, There were also other indications that additional cavities were present in the general area as well. Building on any of this type of material would require special attention to foundation design, The (3) three percolation tests were conducted in the east corner of the site In the vicinity of where a proposed retention basin was to be designed, This again was located in the area currently zoned Industrial. The (3) thr~e tests did not percolate, Basically, there was no measured movement in water levsl within a 24."our period. It was determined, therefore, that any water that would be 90llected in this area wDuld not drain off site unless it got potentially high enough to overflow onto the adjacent property , tl,'...t ')II,.~", PN ":';?1 . v,'!~',. Fcrr:.). PA 19.;:,2 . F;jl ::.'1 ~;.f.fjtJ.r:(MC . r2~ ~1) f,6fi.9200 6; :; )- \, '" ' ~ .. a I ....1_ """ ~ , : .,"" ,\ ::t ::':':' ~~ ^ -:r ~ " ~.':l ,;',' ~ \) II t '~Ji ',' ~ " II ,...I , '-' " . ",