NCD095458527_19910114_FCX Inc. (Statesville)_SERB C_Pre-NPL File 1986 - 1991-OCR

l _.,1l \J sr,.,.,.,1, ...,,.,....._ :,.\J ' --7. 'S'>Ta ~ > < \ 4 ,. 0' "''◄t PA01~ LJN,TE~,i~ES ENVIRONMENT AL PR0T,~ION AGENCY REGION IV January 14, 1991 . Ms. Pat DeRosa, Heao CERClA Branch Superfund Section ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES DIVISION ATHENS. GEORGIA 30613 Division of Solid.Waste Management P.O. Box 27687 Raleigh, North Carolina 27611-7687 Dear Ms. DeRosa: ffiftl'i::111ED J,41v 1 B SUA 1997 'EHFtJrvlJ S£crto111 I just wanted to take a moment to thank you for sending the copy of the Site Inspection Report forifCX:Statesvil·le{ The prompt turn-around was especially appreciated. Among the referenced materials attached to the report were several documents that I had been trying unsuccessfully to track down. Once again, your assistance is very much appreciated. for you, please do not hesitate to call. Thanks. S~y~ Don Hunter, Hydrogeologist Superfund Unlt Ha'7~....-.-1r'11C' T,Ta<"!t-O C::ar-t-i nn If I can ever do anything " ~ '-1
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IN THE ~ STATES BANKRUPTCY CXXJRr FDR
THE *•N DISTRICT OF NORTH CAROLINA.
! Case No. S-85-01574-5
ATTACHMENT 4
Il! RE:
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THE REORGANIZATION
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CASE NUMBER S-85-01574-5
AFFIDAvrr OF iliis B. WALKER, DATA MANAGEMENT ·o::oRDINATOR,
SUPER.FUND ERANGl, SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT SECTION, DIVISION OF
HEALTH SERVICES ,I DEPARIMEITT OF HUMAN RESCURCES, STATE OF NORI'H
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I.Dis B. Walker, be:i.n,/ first duly sworn, says; ' .
1) that khe is the Data Management Coordinator of the
North carolina Superfund Branch, an agency of the state of; ..
North caro~ina, in the office located at 401 Oberlin Road in
Raleigh, Ncirth carolina, and is duly authorized by the North
carolina sJi::=-furd Branch Head to TIBke this affidavit on its
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2) that ,from and after 1 July 1985, she was the Data
Management I Coordinator of the North caroljna CERCLA Unit
which later became the North carolina Superfund Branch
and, as the Data Management Coordinator and custodian of -1 • • • these records, has provided an analysis S1.l!llITl3rY of the Cost
Recovery I records of that Branch =ncern:i.n;r the
investigations =iipleted by the Branch staff at the former
FCX facility in Statesville, North carolina and at the
former FCXifacility in Washington, North carolina; and
i 3) that the attached Cost Recovery forms from and after
17 Octobe:rj 1988, expense a=unts, travel legs, telephone
logs, invoices and bills are true and =rrect =pies of the
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all statedj this the J f-Cf day of January, 1989.
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CDST RECOVERY ANALYSIS SUMMARY
FCX -STATESVILIE
NCD095458527
Oci:ober 17, 1988 -CeceiTiber 3i, 1989
1 .I f'ts ( Personne & Fnnge Bene 1 1210, 1810/20/30, 8312)
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Incu=ed
Total
Salary
Fringe
Benefits Cost
20%/Personnel
S. Atwcxxl
C. Varlashkin
S. Atwcxxl
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10/27/88 18
11/1/881 1
II . Travel (3111) ,
$ 638.10
223.92
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III. Supplies (2390, : 2600)
I I 4 tyveks@ $2.76 = $11.04
2 pr. nitrile gloves@ $1.75 = $3.50
2 pr. cotton gloves@ $.75 = $1.50
rv. Other (3990) I
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44.78
2.84
I.ab Samples 10/25 -6 organics@ $194.00
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$ 765.72
268.70
17.02
1·,051.44
87.60
16.04
1,164.00
$2,319.08
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COST RECDVERY ANALYSIS SUMMARY
FCX -STATESVILIB
NCIXl9.5458527
October 17, 1988 -Januar:y 1, 1989
I. Personnel & Fringe Benefits (1210,
Staff Member Date I Hours . Salary
1810/20/30, 8312)
In=ed Per Year
Salary Total. Fringe
Per Hour Salary Benefits
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S. Atwcxxl 10/17 /BIB
c. Varlashkin 10/27 /818
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18 25,884 12.44
1 29,508 14.18
10/24/88 Mileag~ -365 miles at .24 =
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2 pr. nitrile gloves@ $1.75 = $3.50 I . 2 pr. cotton gloves@ $.75 = $1.50
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Lab Samples 10/25 -6 organics@ $194.00
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14.18 2.84
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Cost
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268.70
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1,051.44
87.60
16.04
1,164.00
$2,319.08
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Review Analytical Data
. . . ~ Envirorrrnental Impact Statement
' Written Declaration
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Public PartiSipation Plan
Evaluating &I Approving Remedial Plan
CoordinatinglRemedial Action Plan
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·1 "' EPA ID IJL-b095':/:SG52 7 PROJECT LEADER S+!lo Ah,20Dd
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Supplies (Film, Maps, Ice, Etc., attach receipts) $
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Site PlacedJon Priority List
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Sample Preparation/Lab Celivery
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' PURCHAS1NG REQUISITION . . ' ie
TO: Department of Human Resources -Purchasing
FROM: Division of Health Services!-4430-0000
NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES
· DIVISION OF HEAL TH SERVICES
Requisition No. _________ _
11-16 19 88
.OJECT: Super fund
DATE ' ---·
PLEASE CONTACT:
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SUBHEAD: FUND __ l=.8::..:3::..:0'-----'-I
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OBJECT __ 2_3_90 __
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· q19-733-2801 . Phone No. __ . ___ _
8307 RCC _____ _ PROG __ 2_08_6 __ _ Code 14
RCC _____ _ PROG ____ _ Code I 'i
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Solid waste Management Section
_._ ... '_/o ____ ~s~uperfund Branch1
CHARGE TO: DIVISION OF HEALTH SERVICJ
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401. Oberlin Rd./PO Box 2091 . ' Raleigh, Ne 27602
ATTENTION: Budget Office
Division of Health Services
P. 0. Box 2091
Raleigh, North Carolina 27602-2091
QUANTITY CAT. OR PART NO. I ITEM. DESCRI\'TION UNIT PRICE TOTAL PR!
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30pai LA2057 ILow ·cost latex boots size XL 6.S0pai· 195.00
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2 doz LA5677 IFlock Lined Nitrile Gloves size 10 21.10 de 42.20
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3 LA-:1453-2 IEye wash station
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Federal IDl!36-2685918
EX PLAN ATlON: Required for major cquiplcnt ice ms and items of unusual nature. This rcqucst (represents an
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initial purchase} (is requcs{ed to replace similar eQuipment which has been or will be disposed of, worn out, etc.) lt will SUBTOTAL
be used (or (brief explanation). Attach exrra sheC1s if necessary:
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Budget Officer Dace
Supporcive Services Administrator
Controller (If !oca! i.s $2500 or more) D,
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Solid and Hazardous Waste Mgmt.-Br.
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' PO Box 2091
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CHARGE TO: DIVISION OF HEALTH SERVICES··· .
ATTENTION:
Budget Office
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P. 0. Box 2091
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, • I Raleigh, North Carolina 27602
1:-,.·sTRJJCTIONS: Detnile<l specifications', when' applicable, to be submitted on nn atlachcd·aheet. Show manufacturer's name and catr~
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QUANTITY CA.T. OR PART NO.
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1=moR CONTACT
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ITEM -DESCRIPTION UNIT PRICE
I Brown Jersey, Clute Pattern, Knit Wrist Cotton .75 ea
Gloves. COMM// 200-27. MAN'S SIZE LARGE. pair I
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EARLY DISTRIBUTING COMPANY
2816 Brewton
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EXPLANATION: Requii-ed for major eQuipment items .and items of unU!-ual nature. This request (represents an initial purchase) (i!
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.l.tlach extra ahcct.s if necessary:
:·unds for this purpose nre a\·ailnblc.
0lJOCET OF'FJCE;:i:
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SUPPORTIVE SE:RVtCC:'.S A0MlN1STRATOR
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SHIP TO: DIVISION OF HEALTH! SERVICES CHARGE TO: DIVISION OF. H8ALTH SERVICES
Solid and Hazardous ,Waste Hgmt. Branch
Environmental ·Health: Section Rm: 203
i 2D91
ATTENTION:
Budget Office
Division of Health Services
P. 0. Box 2091
PO Box 2091
Raleigh, NC 2~602
.Contact: Patricia Bbwden I 733-2801 Raleigh, North Carolina 27602
INSTRUCTIONS: Detailed specifications,· ~hen applicable, t.o be submitted on an .attached shceL Show manufncturer'5 name and catalog ' number. When ordering repair part.a. gi\'e ffiake, model o.nd serial nu mba of equipment for which parts are needed. " •. . . . .. I .. ~.-..
QUANTITY CAT. OR PART NO. ! ITEM • DESCRIPTION UNIT PRICE TOTAL PR/CE
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Regula~ d-lq-<iJ ca·se-(25/, ase) II 1015 MEDI~~ 69.00 :).38.00
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VENDOR: Jonei Safetv Supply
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quested to replace similar equipment which h1na been or will be dispos cd of, worn out, etc.) It ~di! be use<l for (brief expl,rnation).
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Funds for thi:i purpo:;~ nrc n1·ai\n\Jle.
OHS F'orrn ll:i~tl{,,1·. llJ-.:::::1 Budg-cl Offi,;c•
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Staff D3.te Posted I Type of Salary, Salaryjhr. Total
NO.* Hours iEvent Hours Year Cost
40 6/86. SI 12 29,988
40 9/86 SI 2 31,260
21 3/86 I PA 29 27,204
21 6/86 'SI 75 27,204
21 9/86 I SI 47 29,460 I
37 6/86 I SI 22 24,792
37 6/86 I SI 13.5 24,792
37 ·6/87 1 sI 19 25,992
37 6/87 ·1 SI 17 25,992
37 9/87 SI 2 27,288 ' 37 12/87 f SI 1 27,288
37 3/88 I or 1 27,288
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5/5-87 Mileage & 283 miles at 22.5
5/6-87 In-state ~istence (No. 21&37)
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102.00
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37 4/13 j SI 2.00
37 4/20, SI 1.00
21 5/06 \ SI 2.97
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for maps
for copies
for copies
for ice
14.42
15.03
13.08
13.08
14.16
11.92
11.92
12.50
12.50
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13.12
13.12
Cost
173.04
30.06
379.32
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665.52
262.24
160.92
237.50
212.50
26.24
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167.93
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Cost Recovery Analysis Sumnrn:y
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3990 Lab Samples:
5/7/86 I 5 VOA
114 Organic
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@ 194. 00 ' 2716
@ 100.00 1400 5,086.00
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15.1% of 51.24 = 7.74
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KEY TO STAFF NUMBERS*
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37
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KEY TO TYPE**
I I Harry Holladay
I Grover Nicholson
Pat CeRosa ' ' i Mary Giguere
PA Preliminary Assessment
SI :site Investigation
938.74
$9,365.72
CJI' I Any activity other than Preliminary Assessment
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10/13/88
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assigned vehicle. PARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATI ' ~ 2. Driver makes entries for each trip. ; MOTOR FLEET MAN AG EM ENT DIVISION
/.. ?3. Al end of each month: send white and I ~ RALEIGH
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OFFICIAL TRAVELI DRIVER'S CERTIFICATION
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TO:_ Division! Directors
FROM: Allen Garill !l/::,1,cW
RE: New Budget Manual
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Each of you should have received a new Budget Manual·that
became effectiv~ November 1, 1987. Attached ,is a copy of the
trans~ittal letter from Marvin Dorman that should have been
attached to each manual. Mr.· Dorman's·memorandum highlights
major -cliariges in the new mariual . . · . . . I . . .
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)lease not,e .that the IRS rate; for those employees
requ~stin~ ieimbursement at that rate.when the IRS rate is lower
than the statutbry rate per mile, has increased to 22.5 cents per
mile. · The new iIRS rate became effective January 1·, 1987. ·
.. Division Directbrs have the discretion of allowing employees to
file,_ ameri'ded reimbursement requests to recoup the difference
between the 61d'1 rate and riew rate effective July 1, . 19 8 7. Prior
year fund~ a're .hot available for the period Janriary 1 ~ June 30,
... 1987 .. Also not~ that the 25 cents/mile reimbursement for use of·
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Travel Auth. Allowance Auth. s-.110 -"dh Reimbursement
Un pen2!ti~s of perjury I certify this is a tr'lie and accurate state·
Jllent of the city of lodgirig, expenses and al\o~ances incurred in the
I have examined this reimbursement request and certify that it is just·.
.ind reasonable.
services o: e S1a1e. __,J &,,_J .
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Tr ave! (show each city visited) . Tramponalion Subsistence Other Expenses I
Day! from lO 1'• ln-S1ate Out-of-State l' In-State Out-of-State Explanat.ion Amount
s-~I ;2,..f<-->-1 51.1-,$,,,11.,, k 8
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Daily Privote Car Mileage: @ c/rnile p H -3;2.00
Total 43 ~.--iE <L.P-,,J;//4 /!,,_(.,_:;_, I. R 8 '<,7S'
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A-Brcald.nt S 3.25 S 4.25 I O-Oth1:1, r.1il 0: bu~ lunch 4.00 S.00
r-P1.-owned cu Dinner 7 .75 10.75 SI, (JD Room 27 .00 )4.00
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his form and submit the original to yciur Budget or Business Ollice. Retain (1) copy.
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Under penalties of perjury I certify this is a true and accurate state-
ment of the city of lodging, expenses and allowances incurred in the-
I have examined this reimbursement requC·st-and certify that it is ju,;1
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A-Air · Brea \;f 011 ~ 3.2S S 4.lS
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P-Pr.-owncd car Dinnc1 I} 7 .7S 10.7S . S/oo J,77
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FROM: Pat DeRosa~
RE: FCX Statesville
NCD 095 458 527
On August 1, 1989, I spoke by telephone with Don Rigger, EPA
OSC, FCX Stateville regarding the scheduled installation and sampling
of additional monitoring wells at the subject site. Mr. Rigger said
that EPA will be installing 2 sets of monitoring wells at 2 locations
' at the site beginning Monday August 7, 1989. These locations are
marked approximately on the attached map. Well construction,
development, and sampling will probably continue throughout next week.
The 4 MW' s c:urrently on1 site will also be resampled. The new wells
will be temporary, cons1tructed of PVC. The shallow wells will be
cased down to bedrock (iiliout 50'} with the screen at the bottom 10'.
. ' The deep wells will be cased to hard rock and open hole down to about
200 1 •
Well A will be located outside the NE c:orner of the building.
The purpose is to get a '.handle on groundwater flow and gradient. EPA
is trying to determine whether ground water is flowing to the east or ' south. A~so, there are currently no bedrock wells at the site.
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Well B will be lobated about 20-25' east of MW-3 already on
site. MW-3 has shown lindane contamination. The purpose of the new
well is to determine whether contaminants have moved east. '
S3.Illples will be analyzed for a full pesticide scan and possibly
~hlorir.ated solvents.
Don Rigger can be reached this week at :912) 964-8016. Next
week he will be staying at the Hampton Inn in Stateville.
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Grover Nicho\son tJ;f'/) d, {
Telecon w.ith br. /Jdo, Environmental Epidemiology
FCX-Statesvil;le Sampling
T spoke with Dr. ~udo today about the stream and well samples
taken near the FCX-Statesville site on 27 April 89. The well sample
showed only a "trace" of! chlordane. The stream sample showed < 1 ug/1
trichloroethylene and 4.6 ug/1 tetrachloroethene. All of these levels
are below MCLs and are n?t hazardous.
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._Arsenic _I_Ar.enic
_Barium _,_Barium
_.Cadmium _l_eaclmium
_Chromium ,,
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_Lead _i_ Chromium
_Mercury _!_Copper
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ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Parameter Results mg/1 \Parameter Rcoulu mg/1 Parameter Results mg/1
_P&T:GC/MS __ I EDB ...L-Mcthoxychlor ""<CQ,OQL ~ Acid:B/N &$EE ATTACHED SHEET($) ' ~ Toxaphcne __ , PCB's ""'Q,O0ib _TOX __ ; Perroleum ~2,4-D <-0.00 I
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COMPOUND
N-nitrosodimethvlamine
bis(2-<:hloroethvllether
2-<:hlor=henol
phenol
1.3-<lichlorobenzene
l,4-dichlorobenzene
1.2-<lichlorobenzene
bis/2-<:hloroi llether
hexachloroethane
N-ni troso-<li -n~.-.v,v]ami ne
n i trobenzene
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2-nitroohenol
2.4-<limethvlohenol
bis<2-<:hloroethoxvlmethane
2.4-<lichloroohenol
1 2 4-trichlorobenzene
Mnhthalene
hexachlorobutadiene
4-<:hloro~resol
hexachlorocvclnn<>ntadiene
2,4 6-trichlo....,..,henol
2-<:hloron>nhthalene
acen•nhthvlene
dimethvl ohthalate
2 6-<linitrotoluene
acenaohthene
2 4-<linit....,..,henol
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4-n i trooheno 1
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diethvl ohthalate
4.6-<lini tro-o-cresol
diohenvlamine
azobenzene
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ohenanthrene
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DIVISION OF HEALTH SERVICES, N.C. OEPARTl1ENT Of HUMAN RESOURCES
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P.o·. BOX 28047 -306 N. WILMINGTON, ST., RALEIGH, N.C. 21611
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Chloroethane ·--m-Xylene ·------Tri ch lorofluoranethane I a-Xylene --··---· ✓1, 1--Dichloroethvlene I Styrene
Hethvlene Chloride I Braooform
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-(Trans)l,2 Dichloroethylene I l, 1,2,2-Tetrachloroethane
I Isopropyl ether
1 1-Dichloroethane I
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n-P~vlbenzene .
2.2-DichlornnrfV'liane I -1,2,3-Trichloropropane
(Cis) 1,2-Dichloroethylene I 2-Ch l oroto l uene
Chloroform I 1,3,5-Trimethylbenzene . (BCH) Braoochloranethane I
' 4-Chlorotoluene
✓1 ;1, 1-Trichloroethane I pert) Butyl Benzene
_ _1, 1-DichlorQQrooene --Pentachloroethane
✓carbon Tetrachloride -_L..?....!:-Trimethylbenzene -· ✓Benzene -------(Sec) Butyl Benzene -✓I 2-Dichloroethane
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p-Isopropyltoluene
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DIVISION Of HEALTH SERVICES, N.C. DEPARTMENT Of HUMAN RESOURCES
P.O. BOXl28047 -306 N. WILMINGTON, ST., RALEIGH, N.C. 27611
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BASE/NEUTRAL AND ACID LAB NO I 0?11/ -,~
EXTRACTABLES FIELD it
TYPE I I COl1POOND UNITS I /.,n/1
N-nitrosodimethvlamine Jl'\l2'fO
bis (2-ch loroethvl )ether I
2-chlornnhenol '· ohenol '
1 3-<lichlorobenzene ' I
1,4-dlchlorobenzene I
1.2-<lichlorobenzene I
bis/2-chloroi llether I
hexachloroethane I
N-ni troso-<li -n lamine I
ni trobenzene I '
i c:nnhorone I
2-nit~henol I
2. 4-<limethvlohenol I
bis/2-chloroethoxvlmethane I
2.4-<lichloroohenol I
1 2 4-trichlorobenzene I
n,mhtha 1 ene
hexachlorobutadiene
4-chloro-<n-<:resol
hexachlorocvcl,,,,.,ntadiene
2,4 6-trichlo~henol
2-chloron>nhthalene
acen•nhthvlene
dimethvl ohthalate
2 6-<linitrotoluene
acen.:anhthene
2 4-<linitroohenol "0ll&.,:eo.
2.4-<linitrotoluene 11'1/.~'IO i
4-nitroohenol ,;-a°/,,_-ifo I
fluorene /0/~30 I
4-chloroohenvlohenvlether '
diethvl ohthalate -·~ ' 4.6-<lini tro-o-cresol ..-o, 'if_,;, I
diohenvlamine I
azobenzene ,I, I
4-b=henvlohenvlether Ir,, '"30 I
hexachlorobenzene ll'\/;r:i_r, I
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ohenanthrene Jr,/ :/'Ill I
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r.o'! BOX 28047 -306 N. IIILMINGTON, ST., RALEIGH, N.C. 27611
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BASE/NEUTRAL ANO ACID LAB NO <./11//7.S-
EXTRACT ABLES FIELD #
O)Mf'OONO TYPE ( l ( l ( ) ( l
UNITS {uo/1 m,t.1ro uo/ l un/kq HO/ I un/kn .. n/ I .. n/ko
nvrene Jo/:i:i11 i,,L,
benzidine I 'l"n1/1i60
butvl benzvl ohthalate /0f:;::,O
benz(alanthracene 'I
chrvsene . I,
3 3--<lichlorobenzidine .so-/it.. ,.,,
bis(2-ethvlhexvllnhthalate /()/?30
di-n-octvI Dhthalate 'O/.s.::10
benzo(blfluoranthene so,-;
benzolklfluoranthene
benzo(alnvrene
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dibenzo(a.h)anthracene
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4-<:hloroaniline ~ ✓~ dibenzofuran IO
2-methvl n,mhtha lene ' '
2-methvlohenol I
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Laboratory No.
DIVISION OF HEALTH SERVICES N.C. DEPARTMENT Of HU11M RESOURCES.
P.0.\BOX 28047 -306 N._ WILMINGTON Sl, RALEIGH, N.C. 27611 s/41-
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Dichlorodifluoromethane I ~ ' -1··--· Chloranethane
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Trichlorofluoranethane I
✓l. 1-Dichloroethvlene I
m-Xylene
a-Xylene .
----Stvrene
Hethvlene Chloride I -Bromofonn
tert Butvl Hethvl Ether I I !benzene
ITransll 2-Dichloroethvlene I
' -1, 1,2,2-Tetrachloroethane
lSQQr2QYl ether I Braoobenzene
1 1-Dichloroethane I n p~ .. Jbenzene
2.2 Dichloroor~ane l -I (Cis) 1,2-Dichloroethylene
l,2,3-Trichlor2er2eane
2--Chlorotoluene
Chlorofonn I
(BCH) Branochloromethane ' '
1,3,5-Trimethylbenzene
4--Chlorotol uene
✓1.1. 1-Trichloroethane I ITertl Butvl Benzene
l 1-Dichlo ne I Pentachloroethane
✓Carbon Tetrachloride I
✓Benzene I ,
✓1,2-Dichloroethane
✓Trichloroethvlene LK__ ___ :
1,2,4-Trimethylbenzene -·· (Sec) Butyl Benzene --e-ISQQr2Qyltoluene
1,3-Dichlorobenzene
1,2-DichlorQQr2eane ,, -·-· Bronodichloromethane
-Dibronorethane
{l,4-Dichlorobenzene -n-Butylbenzene
1 2-Dichlorobenzene
Toluene I
l, 1,2-Trichloroethane I . (Bisl 2 Chlorois l Ether
1.2-Dibromo-3 Chlo~~ane
Tetrachloroethene I J.J. "'. ·-··-I
I 3-Dichloroorooane I . [)..
-Dibranoch loromethane r·
-1,2,4-Trichlorobenzene
Hexachlorobutadiene
N•nhthalene
' 1,2 Dibranoethane (EDB) ' 12 3-Trichlorobenzene
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U -Material was analyzed for but not detected.
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Environmental Health Supervisor
Iredell Counj:y, Health Department
P.O. Box 1268 735 Hartness Rd.
Statesville,:Nc 28677 Courier 232 I •
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Oft'1-si te well sampling
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As we discussed by phone, I ill\' supplying you '.vi th
sampling cont'ainers to sample two off-site points near the
FCX facility \in Statesville. At the public meeting on 5
April, two si,tes were identified that merit sampling. One
is a well less than one mile south-southwest of the facility
belonging to James Moore, 2102 Bristol Road, Statesville, NC
[phone]. The other sampling point is a spring or
rising stream.:to the northwest of the facility on land that
borders the Burlington Industries plant. Both of these
sites are valid sampling points for groundwater and both
address citizen concerns. i
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I have arranged to have sent to you two organic
sampling kits.\ Each kit consists of one box containing a
styrofoam packer, ice packs, sampling containers, and a
mailing label for return shipping to the State Laboratory of
Public Health_l Each box contains 2 VOA bottles for volatile
organics analy(ses and 1 2-liter bottle for extractable
organics analy'ses. This should provide you with enough
containers to \sample 2 sites for organics. I am also
sending you a set of lab analyses requests sheets, partially
filled out and\ labels to be attached to each lab sample
container to identify the sample, partially filled out. I .
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I have! attached a brief review of sampling procedures
for your information. If you have any questions about
sample collection or filling out the sample analyses request
Gheets pJ20~e ~~l}. m~ at f~~-9) 7_13--~80J ...
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Superfund Branch
Solid Waste Management Section
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I Grover Nicholson
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On 5 April 1989 I attended a public meeting in Statesville, NC,
concerning the FCX property there. The facility has been proposed for
inclusion on the NP~ and presently US EPA is attempting to find and
remove the buried pesticides. The meeting was held at the Monticello
Fire Station. It began at 7 pm and ended about 9:30 pm. I have
attached an agenda showing speakers present. I . .
The meeting w~s orderly and most of the residents seemed well
informed. I answere1d questions pertaining to the air and soil
sampling conducted a'.round the site and about well sampling conducted
and planned around the site. The residents expressed some concern
about health problem~ associated with the pesticides. Surprisingly to.
me, -however, was the: residents'question of whether or not removal of
the buried wastes was the proper course of action. They requested
that EPA allow theirjinput into any decision to remove the wastes and
any decision on fina+ disposition of the wastes. EPA promised to
consider their requests concerning final disposition, but removal was
necessary and already underway. Don Rigger reported, however, that
the wastes had not yet been located.
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ATLANTA. Gl:ORGIA 30315
FCX SUPERFUND SITE
STATESVILLE, NC
APRIL 1989
INFORMATIONAL MEETING
AGENDA.
Introduction of Particioants ' . and Purpose of jMeeting
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H. Michael Henderson
Community Relations
USEPA -Region IV
r:on Rigger
on-scene Coordinator
USEPA -Region IV
Michael Townsend
Remedial Project Manager
USEPA -Region IV
Chuck Pietrosewicz (ATSDR)
PUblic Health Consultant
Agency For Toxics And
Substances Disease Registry
H. Michael Henderson
I QUESTIONS AND ANSWER SESSION ••••.••..•.•••••.••• All EPA & State Officials
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presentation.
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a geola<Jist from the State of NOrth Carolina's Departrrent of Human Resources
Superfund Branch• will, also, be available to answer questions during the questions
and answer session.
I MEDIA NOTE: All interviews of fJSEPA official should be cleared through the
Comiunity Relations representative, Michael Henderson, before
condlicting the interview.
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State Laboratory of Public Health
P_ 0. Box 28047
306 N. Wilmington Street
Raleigh, 27611 I
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FC, )(-:$ ,,9 r E:S VI L L E Site Location.--,-. _s~---',-;_-,q~r,~;s~:5---'v'_I~· =L~'--~E~~NC~~-----
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Type of Sample:
Environmental
___ Groundwater (I)
___ Surface Water (2)
_K_ Soll (3)
__ Other (4)
Conceri.trate I
__ :Solid (5)
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__ Sludge (7)
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__ .Arsenic I __ Arsenic· __ Silver
__ Barium I __ Barium __ Sulfates
__ Cadmium I __ Cadmium· __ Zinc
_._Chromium I __ Chloride -Ph
__ Lead. I __ Chromium
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__ Mercury I __ Copper _TDS
__ Selenium I __ Fluoride _· __ TOC
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--I __ · Mercury --,.
--. I __ Nitrate . --
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Pilrameter
_P&T:GC/MS
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_·_PCB's
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_x_Endrin
iundane
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Solid :ind Ha::irdous \X/astc ( Review 7 /87)
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_L Methoxychlor
_L Toxaphene
~2.4-0 L 2,4,5-TP (silvex)
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P. 0. Box 2804 7
306 N. Wilmington Street
Ralci~h, 27611
Site Number
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Name of Site __ F;~C=X'--_~:5~-r~'9~T~E~S~1'1'-;l~1~L=L~E~-----Site )..oca,ion,_ _:5,,q TE:5v'/ LLE
Collected By ~C_. _,V,~l~C=M=O~'-=,;=r9~AJ~--ID# ~3~°'1-___ Date Collected ~-'---'C,.
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Type of Sample:
Environmental
___ Groundwater (!)
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_L Soil (3)
__ Other (4)
Extractables
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__ Liquid (6)
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__ Barium I __ Barium
__ Cadmium __ Cadmium
_._Chromium ! __ Chloride
__ Lead ! __ Chromium
__ .Mercury ' __ .Copper
__ Selenium i __ Fluoride
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--__ Lead
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P3.rameter Results mg/1 Parameter _Results mg/1 . Parameter Results mg/1
_P&T:GC/MS
__ Acid:B/N Ext.
_TOX
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~Endrin
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Reported Oy
DHS 3191 (R,:viscd 7/85)
Solid :"Ind Ha:ardous \Vastc (Review 7187)
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--~~:2~~~pjiij~~_i.__ 2,4-D _i._ 2,4,5-TP (silvex)
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Date Analyzed ,;;J.:'f-fr/1/p 3-80-'iWPu)
Lab Number SOOJOO
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P. 0. Box 28047
306 N. Wilmington Street
Raleigh, Z 7611
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Concent~te
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__ Barium
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__ Chloride
------~' __ Chromium·
__ Copper
__ Fluoride .
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_:L_ Methoxychlor ·
~ Toxaphe~e. ·
_L2,4-D ·
-=::::.!!.l!_..L!,!..J~ffi...j....!::_ 2, 4 ,5-TP ( silvex)
=J.l..!.L!,!._/;,.'R£.~_L DI? T
Results ;..g/ 1
I. [b,._d_ ~ ~
RADIOCHEMISTRY
Parameter
_._·_·Gross Alpha
__ Gross Beta
Resuits PCi/ i
Date Reponed • . P6Jl_· Q oa --i-1:iuJi-
Dare Analyzed -t -" I -VP .;i.-a0-$?.f4)
Reported By --------~~-------Lab Number ---~~~.J'_!)c_·' _Q_3_· ~(_)cc1c._ _______ _
DHS 3191 (Rc:-vised 7/85)
Solid :ind Ha~:irdous Waste (Review 7187)
N. C'. l)...-f~artment of Hum.an Resources
· Div,ision of Health Services
I
tMPLE ANALYSES REQUEST •
State Laboratory of Public Health
P. 0. Box 28047
306 N. \X-'ilmington Street
Raleigh, 27611
Site Number --'-N-'----"C'-'D""------"'cJ_,9,...,::."'-_4-'-----"Sc....,,'S~5=--=Z:..:l ___ Field Sample Number _4-.,_,Z.c:..1.,__,7-::.._ _________ _
Name of Site _ _.c_F,_,.C,=)(_-_2:;;;"--'--,--',9.:....:r---=E~:S=v''--'1'--=L"-.=L'-'=E=--------Site )..oca,ioq-_:5,-,q TE!,V/ LLE NC
Collected By =C'-_'--',<l.--'-1-"c'--'J-t-'--"o-"L-'--',;;,,_o=--cN-=---'--ID# __,3"'--'"1-'----Da tc Collected 5 FE is 'o 9 . Time I/{) z___
8 • I-{/ I ~ ,_ I ,rr1'1 S. i
Type of Sample: '
Environmental
___ Groundwater (I)
___ Surface Water ( 2)
~ Soil (3)
__ Other (4)
I Concer;itrate.
__
1
Solid (5)
__ [Liquid (6)
__ !Sludge (7)
__ '.Other (8)
I
/4 AIJ><:-1.AJ
INORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Extractable•
Parameter
__ .Arsenic
__ Baritim
__ Cadmium·
_._ Chromium_
__ Lead
__ Mercury
__ Selenium
__ Silver
P.lramei:er
Results mg/ 1 :
·,
Results mg/ 1
Parameter
__ Arsenic
__ ·Barium
__ Cadmium_
__ Chloride
__Chromium
__ Copper
__ Fluoride _
__ Iron
__ Lead
__ · Manganese
__ Mercury
--Nitrate.
__ Selenium
Total
Results mg/ 1 · _ . Parameter
_·_silve~
___ Sulfates
------~--__ Zinc
_-_. Ph·
__ ._Conductivity
_--_TDS ·····
_TOC _
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Parameter Results mg/ 1 Parameter
__ P&T:GC/MS -----~• __ EDB _______ L M~thoxychlor
__ Acid: BIN Ext. _-_ PCB'.s -___L Toxaphene -
__ TOX ------+' __ Petroleum -----,-,=---1-Z,4-D
_____ ------~! 1-Endrin <"'' /0 ·· '/< 2,4,5-TP (silvex)
_____ -----'----'-i ~Lindane * <r"·a,/O'· ----_::L._ DDT
; ~D,clJ.--,,-,. ~"'-10' ~ 'f.. ri.,(o.....l~,...,
MICROBIOLOGY !lo>:'K -rR.ACE /t7YJ61U./r .JJeT~!o,(!{, RADIOCHEMISTRY ' . '
Results mg/ 1
Results mg/1
~~: ~% -,:o. I m-J IL
..:o.l ·--"-IL
<:,,.,, , IO ~ -I. .• A -~--::_,·_
I,'
Parameter I Parameter'• R.;sults PCiil
__ (MF) Coliform Colonies/lOOmls I
__ (MPN) Coliform Colonies/lOOmls I
__ Gross Alpha
_-_Gross Beta
· Date Received ;;J..-{,-5i'q \if', AA' -Date Reported -f>csr _ -~Q),h-ff>es7. a
Date Extracted 2--7-%11 VP i~,1~9 ew DatcAnalyzed ,;J..--, -Y1-VP
_________ _,_
1
________ Lab Number . ~00302 Reported By
DHS 319 ! ( Rl·viseJ 7/85)
SllliJ :rnJ Ha::irdous Waste (Review 7 /87)
N. c: Oa,iactment of Human Resoucccs
· Oiv,ision of Health Services
I
: tMPLE ANALYSES REQUEST • State Laboratory of Public H~:ilth
P. 0. Box 28047
306 N. Wilmington Street
Raleigh, 27611
I
Site Number __ N~C~D~-t>~'i~~~-4~5"~'o~£~Z_-1~---Field Sample Number __ 4-~Z-~7-~3~-----------
Namc of Site __ F,~C,=)(~--=~~'~19~T~E~:S~-~ll'~I ~l~L~L~G~-----Site Locaiio'!-_ _:5-,,q TE:5 V' / LLE
I
Collected By ~C~-_ftl'.~1~C~M~O~L.~,;~r9~N ___ ID# ---'3=----;z.'-------Date Collected ~.2...---:-=£..£..---.~
13. ;,u,,_,_,,q--;11s.
Type of Sample:
Environmental
___ Groundwater (I)
___ Surface Water (2)
__ i.._ Soil (3)
__ Other (4)
' Concent'rate
I
_-__ Solid (5)
__ l.:iquid (6)
' __ Sludge (7)
__ Ocher (8)
.5AMPL£
BBT
INORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Extractables I Total
Parameter Resultsmg/1 I Parameter• Results mg/ 1 Parameter I --
__ .Arsenic ' __ Arsenic __ -Silver.·
.,
--Barium _-_Barium __ Sulfates
__ Cadmium I __ Cadmium: --_-_Zinc·
_._Chromium __ Chloride _-_Ph·
' __ Lead __ Chromium __ . Conductivity __
_· _Mercury I __ Copper _-_TDS. -

-
,·
__ Selenium __ Fluoride _TOC
: ,
__ Silver __ Iron --
i __ Lead ----' ___ Manganese ----
--i __ Mercury --
--: __ Nitrate --
--__ Selenium --
I
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
P3.rameter Results mg/1 I Parameter Results mg/ 1 Parameter
_P&T:GC/MS I _EDB _:i._ Methoxychlor
__ Acid:B/N Ext. __ PCB's _LT oxaph~ne
_TOX __ Petroleum. ...:L.. 2,4-D
I _1_Endrin <:LJ. I rJ --.-L • )t 2,4,5-TP (silvcx)
. 7'--<:O, • '/. Dl>T
Results mg/ 1
: .
.
C
Results mg/ 1 .
<al L0_/2/).m
<(), ,,;1-0 DP,ro...
,: o. l_ .,:;1 l I, -
(O.I m,gU-.,...,...,_IO-~-· -·=:pcJ} X o.l!:f tnj (Li __ -Lindane _
)< "T>"'j .... I L._I-. ~o, 10 . J( "'"" ,---,J a,.('.ljl! . <,.,, ., --,,,,,.~
MICROBIOLOGY
, I . . . T
RADIOCHEMISTR ~ :,.-1,v,Cti.Arn<><JNT ~.i;
P~rameter I
__ (MF) Coliform Colonies/lO0mls
__ (MPN) Coliform Colonies/lOOmls I
I --' --I
Date Received 2---b -79 JI~!§,_ p€sr -
Date Extracted ,;z.. -7-?'1 VP -a"l'7-8"! ew
Parameter Results PCi/ 1 0 ,0 'f-'P
__ Gross Alpha
__ Gross Beta
--
--
Date Reported -P~-
Date Analyzed ~ -/0 -:f'-/ Vf> 1-J.o,J.)-' a-ao-!f) P4.>
Reported By ---------------Lab Number. -~9~()'--'-· ,_,Q,._~=-1--'0_J:::._ ________ _
DH$ 3 I 91 ( R<:vised 7185)
Solid ;md H~zardous Waste ( Review 7 /87)
n
N. C. · DeP3.rrment of Human Resources
Division of Health Services I. . • , SAMPLE ANALYSES REQUEST
State Laboratory of Public Health
P. 0. Box 28047
306 N. \Vilmington Street
Raleigh, 2761 \ I
Site Number
Collected By
l3 . Kl I '-I-, ,rrTl s.
Type of Sample:
Environmental
___ Groundwater (I)
___ Surface Water (2)
__ Soil (3)
_L Other (4)
Concentrate
' __ Solid (S)
I
__ Liquid (6)
I
__ Sludge (7)
I __ qther (8)
Date Collected 3' FEB 'o'CJ Time t#Z:-/
/l'JZ.<-
ll8 /l?/L.l.~ £
•
-~!' • ~~
I INORGANIC CHEMISTRY ~~~ ., .~~ '
Extractable• ' Total -~
Parameter Results mg/ 1 Parameter Results mg/ 1 -Parameter Results mg/ 1 .,
__ .Arsenic I __ · Arsenic __ · Silver ..
'
__ Barium I __ Barium __ Sulfates
__ Cadmium .. •} _·_cadmium __ Zinc '
_·_ Chromium __ Chloride _Ph
__ Lead I _·_. Chromium
. __ . · Conductivity ·,
__ Mercury I __ . Copper _· _ms
__ Selenium I __ Fluoride _Toe
__ Silver _·_Iron --I __ Lead ----
--_·_ Manganese --
--__ · Me!cury --
I __ Nitrate. .
----
--__ Selenium --
' '
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Paraineter Results mg/1 . Parameter
_EDB _P&T:GC/MS
_· _ Acid:B/N Ext.
_TOX
-~-----' __ PCB'.s
__ Petroleum
__x._Endrin
-~-Lindane
)( .r\
MICROBIOLOGY
Parameter
__ (MF) Coliform Colonies/lOOmls · '
__ (MPN) Coliform Colonies/lOOmls I
' --
--I
Date Received ,;;..-t, -n VP, A A-I_ ~es-r-)
Date Extracted ,9-6 -'i{'f VP
Reported Oy
DHS 3191 (Revis..:J 7185)
Solid :rnd Ha:ardous \X/aste (Review 7 /87)
Results n Parameter
Methoxychlor
· T oxaphene . .:<="::,.2',.L::.:IJLC.=='F-;
2,4-D
-</ 2 4,5-TP (silvcx)
r ...:-<"~Sc
1-o <::
RADIOCHEMISTRY
Parameter R.:sults PCi/ 1
_·_ Gross Alpha
__ Gross Beta
--
--
Date Reported-----~-------------
Date Analyzed ~ -[f-?'J VP
Lab Number
.N. c: D~Partment of H~man Resources
Oivi.sion of Health Services • ! SAMPLE ANALYSES REQUEST • State Laboratory of Public Health
P. 0. Box 2804 7
306 N. \Vilmington Stri:et
Raleigh.27611 I
__ N~C~D~~cJ~'l~b~_4~5-·:-"$_5_l~i ___ Field Sample Number __ f~2--_1-_5 __ · _________ _
I Site Number
Name of Site __ F.~C,~X'~--:;5=~'~,9~T_E=:5,~v'~1~'-~l-~£ ______ Site Location,. .:5 ,,q r~-S VI l-'-E NC
Collected By _c_. _,v,_,~C~h=O~'-~,;;~o_N ___ ID# ~:3~-;r. ___ Date Collected ~-5'-....,_F.__,,,Ec..::B'-_'S',,_9,____ Time _tf:i'.:'771~·:=::,.~_
8. J,(/1 Ll-1,',-"1$.
Type of Sample:
Environmental
___ Groundwater (1)
___ Surface Water (2)
__ Soil (3)
L_ Other ( 4)
Concentrate
__ Solid (5)
i __ Liquid (6)
__ Sludge (7)
__ Other (8)
!
-✓ou_·
N
INORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Extractable&
Parameter
__ .Arsenic
__ .Baiium
__ Cadmium·
_._Chromium
__ · Lead
__ Mercury
__ Selen.iuin
· __ Silver
Result& mg/ 1 Parameter•
__ Arsenic
__ ·Barium
__ ·Cadmium
__ Chloride
__ · ChrOmiU:m
------~. __ Copper
_______ 1 __ Fluoride.
__ Iron
__ Lead
__ Manganese
__ Mercury
__ Nitrate.
______ ----------;' __ Selenium
Results mg/ 1 .. -: Paraffie~er
__ Silver
_· -Sulfates
· __ ZinC
_·_Ph
-. __ Conductivity
_ms
_TOC
Results mg/ 1
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
P3.rameter Results mg/ 1 Parameter
_EDB _P&T:GC/MS
__ Acid:B/N Ext.
_TOX
------~' __ PCBls
__ Petroleum
~ Endrin
___L_l.indane
MICROBIOLOGY
Parame.ter I
__ (MF) Coliform Colonies/lO0mls I
__ (MPN) Coliform Colonies/lOOmls I
' --
--I
I
Date Received t?--6-79 VF; 611 .
f'l!:'ST° I
Date Extracted ,;i-6-f"'IVP
Reported By
OHS 3191 (Rc:-vised 7/85)
Sulid and Ha;ardous Waste (Review 7187)
>< el ,n
Paramet~r
__ Gross Alpha
__ Gross Beta
--
--
Parameter
Methoxychlor
Toxaphene
2,4-0-.
2,4,5-TP (silvex
RADIOCHEMISTRY
Results PCi/ 1
Date Reported·=,,.,-------------~----~sT
Date Analy:ed ,)._-'r-"6Cf1/p
Lab Number qQQ~'.05
.N. c'. D~i1artmenc of Human Resources
Divi.sion of Health Services !MPLE ANALYSES REQUEST • ·
State Laboratory of Public Health
P. 0. Box Z&).;7
306 N. \Vilmington Str<!er
Raleigh, 2 76 l l
Sire Number NCD· cJ'tb--1-S!'o £27 Field Sample Number __ 4~Z~'rb _____________ _
Name of Site FC)(-:$,/9TE;SV'I LL£ Site Loca;ion_.. ..:5 r,q TES v' It.LE NC
Collected By C. l.l1c1-10L~ON .ID# 3-;t-Date Collected 5 FEE 'f{'"J Time I04D
B . Kl I ,_ I-I ,q-,n >
T ypc of Sample:
Environmental Concentrate C ns
___ Groundwater (I)
___ Surface Water (2)
__ Soil (3)
_._ Solid (5) :5Afr1PLE A/4:, CVLh72=--='-'--'-=-'-..c.....c=~-'--=..c.,;".,;f
_'/-._ Other ( 4)
I __ Liquid (6)
_·_ Sludge (7)
'
__ Ocher (8)
I
INORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Extraetables
Parameter
__ .Arsenic
_·_Barium
__ Cadmium
_._Chromium
__ Lead
__ Mercury
__ •Selenium
__ Silver
--
--
--
--
--
Pclrameter
_P&T:GC/MS
__ Acid:B/N Ext.
_TOX
Results mg/1
Results mg/ 1
i
I
I
·i".
I
I
;
;
.
I
I
I
I
MICROBIOLOGY
Parameter I
__ (MF) Coliform Colonies/lO0mls I
__ (MPN) Coliform Colonies/lOOmls
I --
--I
Date Reccivecl $-6 -?'J VP, if/{. p .:,
Date Extracted ,,;i.-{, -'fr"[ i/P
Reported By
DHS 3191 (R,.-vis..:d 7/85)
S\1\id ;rnJ 1--1.a:ardous Waste (Re\'iew 7 /87)
Total ~M~til'\G~· -Parameter• · Results mg/l .·. Parameter Results mg/ 1
__ Arsenic __ Silver
-·-Barium __ · sulfates
_._·_Cadmium __ Zinc
__ Chloride _·Ph
_._. Chromillm ·. · __ . eonducnvitv
__ Copper _·_ms··· ·
.
__ Fluoride _TOC -
__ Iron --
__ Lead --
__ Manganese ..
__ Mercury· --
_·_Nitrate. --
__ Selenium --
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Parameter
_EOB
_·_PCB:s
__ Petroleum
_l:_ Endrin
·_LLindane
:>< I> ,c,:.ILr-~ I'
.
Parameter
_L Methoxychlor
------~· L Toxaphene .
_c__2,4-D
_;::'=-!-~~LL"""'"f'lf.2__ 2,4,5-TP (silvex)
--=-~~~~=-1..L.. PDT <
I. lo r<!. ane -=::
RADIOCHEMISTRY
Parameter Results PCi/ 1
__ Gross Alpha
__ Gross Beta
--
--
.
Dare Reported ;a.a...,--~·-~-------------P&S'T
Date Analyzed ;9..-'8'-'i'f ·J/p
000-:ioc Lab Number t..1"-~· ~.-. 'U
.N. C. oepartment of Human Resources
Division of Health Services
·!· . •
j SAMPLE ANALYSES REQUEST
Smte L,boratory of Public Hcalch
P. 0. Box 28047
306 N. \Vilmington Street
Raleigh, 27611
Sit!! Number __ N~C~D-~cJ_9~b_4--'-'STC.,1~S~~~l~-1~--Field Sample Number -~'r~Z~T_-=1-__________ _
NamcofSite FC,)(-:$r/9TE:Sll'ILL..£
CollectedBy C. ,il1c1-tol-,;;.o,v ID# 3-;z
13-1-{/,,._,...,,q-,.,,s.
Type of Sample:
Environmental
___ .Groundwater (1)
___ Surface Water (2)
__ Soil (3)
_L Other (4)
Concentrate
' __ Solid (5)
__ i:_iquid (6)
_·_ Sludge (7)
I
__ Other (8)
Site Locaiion_. _:5,-,q TESV/ LLE l\(C
I INORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Extractables Total
1-8
Parameter Results mg/ 1 Parameter• Results mg/ 1 · · ParametCr Results mg/ 1
__ .Arsenic
__ Barium
__ cadmium.
_._Chromium
__ Lead
__ Mercury
__ Selenium.
__ Silver
__ Arsenic
__ Barium
------~I __ Cadmium
______ .c.l ____Chloride
-------'~ __ Chromium·
__ Copper•
__ Fluoride .
__ Iron
__ Lead
-~-----~-----~i~· __ Manganese
------~' · ___ M.ercury
__ Nitrate· _
__ Selenium
·_· _Silver
__ Sulfates
__ Zinc·
_·._Ph
-•_.Conductivity _ms··
_· TOC
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
P.i.rameter Results mg/ 1 Parameter
_P&T:GC/MS
__ Acid:B/N Ext.
_TOX
------~' __ EDB
MICROBIOLOGY
Parameter '
__ · (MF) Coliform Colonies/lO0mls j
__ (MPN) Coliform Colonies/lOOmls '
I --
I --
' I
DateReceive~~~-?9 VJ;,A~
Date Extracte~ ;2-t(;, 'i?1z VP
__ PCB's
__ Petroleum
IC Endrin
·T-undane
Results_
.
Parameter
__ . Gross Alpha
__ Gross Beta
--
--
· P.irametet'·
. Methoxychlor ..
.
Toxaphene
2,4-D
2,4,5-TP (silvex
R.;sults PCi/ 1
Date Reporter-lu.-,,r,,..,,,..---~-------------Pl:i:S7 .
. Date Analyzed ;il.--: f-8'Jyp
Reported Dy -----------'---------Lab Number
DHS 3191 (Revised 7/85)
Solid and Haz:Hdous Waste (Revkw 7 /87)
_N. C. oe~1artment of Hum.an Resources
Division of Health Services tMPLE ANALYSES REQUEST •
St:i.tt: Laboratory of Public H~alth
P. 0. Box 28047
306 N. \'Vilmington Street
Raleigh, 27611
Site Number __ N~C~D~~tJ~9~b~_4~S-;-' ~'i)~f>~Z.~-1 ___ Field Sample Number __ f~Z...~7-~""if~----------
Namc of Site __ F.~C~Y~--=:$~r~"'~r~E~:5~'t/'~t_L~l.~£~-----Site Location_.. .5 ,,q TE:5 V/
Collected By ~c_. _Al.~'~C~l-t=O~L=;;;~o~N ___ lD# _3~~---Date Collected -'"'---'---""--:afi'.
13. H./, ,._,_, ~r11S.
Type of Samole: i
Environmental
___ Groundwater (I)
___ Surface Water (2)
__ Soil (3)
_f-._ Other ( 4)
I
Concentrate
' __ Solid (5)
I
__ \.,iquid (6)
__ Sludge (7)
I
__ Other (8)
:5;9,nPL£
1.2 ,4-,,J I<:. I A.J
INORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Extractable• I
Parameter Results mg/ 1 ' Parameter Results. mg/1
__ -Arsenic ' __ Arsenic .
__ Barium I _· _Barium
__ Cadmium . ' __ Cadmium·
__ Chromium ! _._Chloride
__ Lead .•, __ Chromium
__ Mercury I _·_-Copper
_._Selenium i __ Fluoride
__ silver I __ Iron
--I __ Lead
--_·_Manganese
! __ Mercury --I __ Nitrate_ --
--I __ Selenium
I
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
P.i.rameter Results mg/ 1 Parameter
------~' __ EDB _______ , __ PCWs _P&T:GC/MS
__ Acid:B/N Ext.
_TOX __ Petroleum
1-Endrin
______________ ·, LLindane
)<. d
MICROBIOLOG~
Results
Total
. • · ParamCter
__ Silver
__ sulfates
__ Zinc
_Ph
__ ··.Conductivity_.
_·-_IDS... .
_Toe
--
--
--.. --
--
--
Par.imeter··
-L-Methox.ychlor .
L Toxaphene ·
L2,4-D .
2 4,5-TP (silvcx)
L
ut-7F
Results mg/ 1
Parameter I Parameter R.;sults PCi/ l
__ (MF) Coliform· Colonies/lOOmls
__ (MPN) Coliform Colonies/lOOmls ' --
--
'
Date Received ,;;z .,.. t -21 VP. /)i}
,Pfi!:sT_ J :
Date Extracted .:Z. -&, -8':f VP 1
I
Reported By
DHS 3191 (R,:visd 7/85)
s~llid ar,J Ha:ardous Waste (Review 7 /87)
__ Gross Alpha
__ Gross Beta
. --
--
Date Report~ _ •
Oare Analyzed~ 8'.:-"f9YP
Lab Number 900308
N. C. Department of Human Resources
Divis-:On of Health Services • j SAMPLE ANALYSES REQUEST • I
Site Number
Name: of Site
State Laboratory of Public Health
P. 0. Box 2804 7
306 N. Wilmington Screet
Raleigh, 2 7611
--'-N-'--"C"--"'D--=tJ'-'t,_b""---_4-'---'5'~:S'-'£'----'Z'--1'----Field Sample Number _ ___,f_,l,_'t,_9 __________ _
I
FC,)(-:£,,;<>rE:s,), LL£
Collecred By
8. /U I '-L-I ,9-;1'1 >
~~~~m~: j
Environmental Concentrate
___ Groundwater (I)
___ Surface Water (2)
__ Soil (3)
~ Other ( 4)
I .
__ Solid (5)
I __ L,iquid (6)
' _·_ S,ludge (7)
__ Other (8)
I
RA-#01<:11,J
INORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Extractahles
Parameter
__ Arsenic
__ Barium
__ .Cadmium
_._Chromium
__ Lead
_·_Mercury
__ Selenium
__ Silver
--
--
--
--
--
Pilrameter
_P&T:GC/MS
__ Acid:B/N Ext.
_TOX
Results mg/ l
Results mg/ l
'
i
' i
!
I
I
I
I
.
I
'
:
I
,I
Parameter Results mg/ l
__ Arsenic
__ Barium
__ Cadmium
__ Chloride
__ . Chromium·
__ Copper
__ Fluoride
__ Iron
_Lead
__ Manganese
__ MercurY
__ Nitrate
__ Selenium
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Parameter
_·EDB
__ pews
__ Petroleum
LEndrin
Resul
______ -------~• _L_Lindane
"l
MICROBIOLOGY
Total
Parameter
__ Silver
__ Sulfates
__ Zinc
_Ph·
__ . Conductivity _·_ms
_·_TOC
--
--
--
--
--
--
Parameter
_)!,_ Methoxychlor
L.. Toxaphene
2,4-D
2,4,5-TP (silve
RADIOCHEMISTRY
/-C,
Results mg/ l
Parameter .J Parameter Re.suits PCi/ l
_·_(MF) Coliform Colonies/lOOmls I __ Gross Alpha
__ (MPN) Coliform Colonies/!O0mls I __ Gross Beta
----i ----
I
Date Rccciv~~f}-7q VP_, 1111-;
Date Exrracwl .2: -6 -';/'1 VP
Reported By
Date Reported .
Date Analyzedf";J!-9-5JCJYP
---------~-------Lab Number 900309
DHS 3191 (Rt.•viscd 7185)
Solid and Hazardous \Vastc (Review 7187)
· N~ ·C. Department of Human Resources
Division of Health Services 1 I.MPLE ANALYSES REQUEST.
State Laboratory of Public Health
P. 0. Box 28047
306 N. Wilmington Street
Raleigh, 27611
Site Number _ _.:_N-"-'C"--"D::....__,C)"'--'-'j~b"-_4:._·_.,,S-'--' _,S::...._!>==---.:Z::.-1.:.._ ___ Field Sample Number _1-_,___-Z.-'=-...,'J'---D-=---------------
Name of Site _.:._F._,.C,=)(--_~~=--1--'/9-'----'T'-"E'-'S""--'~'---''-----'L=--..eL'---"£=--------Site J.,ocaiio~---=__5'-=--,;'-'--,q--'----r,'---"c,S'-"'---'I.I''--'/'---. .=Lc:cL=cE=a... _ _,__NC--"----""-------
Collected By -=Cc....:... _Al.:..__,t_,C"H'--'-"O'--'L=,;'-"<9'---'-'N=---.....:.-ID# __,3=--;t-'----Date Collected 5 FEB 'S'"l Time I I l 5'"
8 . t{_/, L L-. / ,q---r1'J $. Type of Sample: -
Environmental
___ Groundwater (1)
___ Surface Water (2)
__ Soil (3)
_x__ Other (4)
Concentrate I __ Solid (5)
' __ Liquid (6)
__ Sludge (7)
I __ Other (8)
l3B'T
INORGANIC CHEMISTR
Extractables
Parameter
__ .Arsenic
__ Barium
__ Cadmium
_._Chromium
__ Lead
__ Mercury
__ Selenium
__ Silver
Results mg/ 1 Parameter.
__ Arsenic
__ Barium
__ Cadmium·
__ Chloride
__ Chromium·
__ Copper
__ Fluoride
__ Iron
__ Lead
__ Manganese
__ Mercury·
__ Nitrate
__ Selenium
Results mg/1
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
P3.rameter Results mg/ 1 Parameter
_P&T:GC/MS
__ Acid:B/N Ext.
_TOX
MICROBIOLOGY
' Parameter I
__ (MF) Coliform Colonies/lOOmls !
__ (MPN) Coliform Colonies/lOOmls
' --I --I
_EDB
__ PCB's
__ Petroleum
L Endrin
LLindane
Parameter
__ Gross Alpha
__ Gross Beta
--
--
Parameter
__ Silver
__ Sulfates
__ Zinc
_Ph·
__ Conductivity _ms··-
_Toc
Parameter
RADIOCHEMISTRY
Results mg/ 1
Results PCi/1
Date Receive~/-:(,, -';?C/ t/~
Date Extracted ,z:-/;, f"f VP
Date Reporr~ ... ~---~-------------
Datc Analyzed Jt -Y-f9-f/p
Reported Ily ----------~--------Lab Number ono ,;-1: o .,_, '\ • 4.;, t.1.~ ..
DHS 3191 (Rt'viscJ 7/85)
Soli,I ;rnJ Hazardous \Vastc (Review 7187)
N .. C. Department of Hutnan Resources
Division of-Health Services • • State Laboratory of Public Health
P. 0. Box 28047
306 N. Wilmington Street
Raleigh, 2761 I
SAMPLE ANALYSES REQUEST
Site Number -~N~C~D~~tJ_9~b~_+~~~'S~£~z~;~--Field Sample Number _4'--=-l_'3_/ ___________ _
NameofSite FC,)(-~r"9TESJ/'1 LL£
CollectedBy C. /o/1c1-toL.~ON ID# 3~
B-J,U, L,t._1,<r,1'l$ '
Type of Sample: • i
Environmental
___ Groundwater ( 1)
___ Surface Water (2)
__ Soil (3)
_i__ Other (4)
Concentrate
__ isolid (5)
__ !Liquid (6)
I
_·_'Sludge (7)
I
__ 1Other (8)
Date Collected //ZS--
/-D
313T
INORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Extractables
Parameter
__ .Arsenic
__ Barium
__ Cadmium
_._Chromium
__ Lead
__ Mercury
__ Selenium
__ Silver
I Results mg/ 1 :
'
Parameter•
__ Arsenic
__ Barium
--------'-I __ Cadmium ·
--------'-' __ Chloride
-------,-' · _·_Chromium··
' __ .Copper
__ fluoride
__ Iron
_·_Lead
__ Manganese
__ Mercury
__ Nitrate
-------------~' __ Selenium
Results mg/ 1
Total
Parameter
__ Silver
__ Sulfates
__ Zinc
_Ph
__ . Conductivity
_ms
_TOC ·,.
Results mg/ 1
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
P~rameter Results mg/ 1
_P&T:GC/MS
__ Acid:B/N Ext.
_TOX
Parame.ter
MICROBIOLOGY
I
__ (MF) Coliform Colonies/l00mls
__ (MPN) Coliform Colonies/lO0mls 1
--
--
OateReceiv~-6-?9 VJ;
Date Extracted -t{,-~ 1/P
Reported By
DHS 3191 (Rt"viscd 7/85)
Solid and Hazardous Waste (Review 7187)
I
I
I
I
I/A
Parameter
_EDB __ pews
__ Petroleum
-LEndrin
_L_Linda11e X 'D,e id 'If\
Results
Parameter
__ Gross Alpha
__ Gross Beta
--
--
Parameter
L Methoxychlor
L Toxaphene
2,4-0
2,4 5-TP (silvex)
Results PCi/ 1
.. ..
Date Reported.,==,,--------------------ttE.:5 I ,
Date Analyzed :?--Z::-?'4-YP
Lab Number ~p(};l,11_1.
Chain of Cust9_ds Recore
_·_Transp~~ _ Treatment
-__ Si:orage Facility Disposfl-•*~;;~;~~Landfill ·
Locaticn of Sampling: Generator Facil!.t
;,(. Other: O#'-!>; le --. . .\
Company's Name . A/8 47 :-] £ /4-c-~=-'-'----'_ ~"-'--<='--4.::: .. -=-[ __ T_e_l--Je,p!-,h-ft:r· -e-(~-~2,---!~.C-)-.-'?->-ff"~'--+;4--C/_'6' __
, -\~ \. . -t4 G/ Address · / /0 /½ arl S~-7": s v, //.,,_ A>'<o.:.· ., 1c~~ #J · I / "7:ifi eRANCN ~"t!' Collect.or's Name . 4 e-=-I ,,,{,1y · f:::--.:-Tele_phoneey(/19,-,),.\GrvJ' 3'-2'&'"0 / '"{T"" [ signature 7 ;,t'2.Z ,
Date Sa,npled 3 ,t:::;, G 87'1 . Time S2.mpled / 3 z. / .:-
Type of Process Generating 'l;laste FC.)( u.,a rc:h p-y,.,a-JL • ' --'--==-...:.=c..c...=====""----------,----
. Field Information·
Fitld ~ample No. 1 Zt, 'f
Chain c: Possession:
1.
2.
3.
Res1.:l~s reported
signaiz{,re!
'
'
signature''
I
signature,
signat:urel
I
; / z: s
title
title
ti~le
,., J 2 -
3rd, '39-~kb o=J
inclusive dates
inclusive dates
inclusive dates
date
lnst:-uct:ions: Complete all'. applicable inforcation incluciine; signatures~ and submit ..._-ith ·.analysis reques~ fo:-:::s.
Receint fa:-S-=-=:il-es
Tne samples described below were collec.ted i-;;-connection ••ith t:he administration,
enforcement, and document:ation of 'the:
() North Carolina Hazardous Waste Management Rules, 10 NCAC lOF
( ) North Carolina Solid •·wa~~e: Jtinagement
)1'~ \ AF J V\) Comprehensive EnvironmentalH,esponse,
I • ~ ; t• ! '( ••I !! • • • • ' ,':I ( ) Toxic Subs0tances Control .Act ,(tSCA). 15
Section 11 . of TSCA, ?--5 U .:si!c _-, § 2610.
't .,. .. ..
Inspector_' s Name
;V}3 Ii) I LL..S
Name of Firm
SAMPLE · COLLECTED
NUMBER DATE T-IME
. i3 21 I ?F'Ef,9'/ . ...... ...
I pc 3FE:€ Y~ /3 '2-4-
Receipt for the
above·· · s hereby
SAMPLE TYPE
WATER SOIL ·OTIIER
{ 0 t.1-
-X· );iR._.
X
described.
d:
.._____
.
Rules, 10 NCAC lOG
Compensation and Liability Act (CERC-i..A)
U.S.C. §2601, .~ ~-, specifically
Inspector's Address
DUPLICATE SA.\.fi'LES SA.'1PLE LOCATION ··
OFFER.El)IACCEPTED REJECTEDj oN-srn· OFF-SITI:
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Receipt/rejection of duplicate cir split
samples is hereby ack.no.·ledged·:
-
Sign Inspector or Age:it : f/a/47 is/
Titl !it.le
CO~NTS _________________________________________ _
Loc2ticn of Sz.npling:
SOLID
I DIVIS IO!, 0!' :iEJ..LT~ SC:?.\'ICC:S
~--..U.?J)OUS \.:ASTE :-'J.l;;_c~,
' Cn2.in of Cus::9~□"· Reco:-d
Generator
Storage Facility --1
~O~her: tJI/-~
F2cil::.::
f?-a.rl :
Company ' s Na.me __ -..::c!c::..:..,r.=<Z-e:.==-.,_/J,=-r--=d.=--"'2e--o="-'-=~=-==e::.·n-'--'~=c=----Tel eph one { jµSjh ) __ A./_D_...V_;;:f=:...... __ _
Address /6 3'0
Colle c ::or' s Na.me,_....:q,cC,...!::.~~ ::::......:,• /4).~~n-£!::k~· ,!.b-:=:..!:::::::.._ ___ Teleyhone ( 9 /9 ) ?-3'J'-Z B't> J V I signatuie
' Date S=pled __ ___.:::7::._...c...h-=-:/,::.....__.159"--',·---------~Ti.me S,:mpled )1')40 -ro /?4-?$
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of Process Generating ~aste._~A.'---'~"""-~)( __ ..::t,l).=-=a.=-re.=-~h-=-=-~-====-----------
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Type
. Field Information-I·
I
I I Fitld S=ple No. -4 2 rt. +2-rt.
y:._ I y:::_
C'oz.in ·cf Possession:
1. g-
2.
3.
Res~::s reported
signit:uR
signature!
I
'
signature!
sign2.t:ure
I
4-Zr~ ;<. . ·Y-. ---re-. Y-
'6 )'( ;>(._ ~ )(__
'
y,d?f-t ~ gy
tit~e . inclusive dates
title inclusive dates
tit.le inclusive dates
tit.le date
lnst:-uctions: Complete ali applicable inforr:::.c.t.iO:-. incluC:ing signatures, and
submit \..~ic.h;·.analysis request fo:-:::s.
' i ~ Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensat:ion ~nd L:\.:i\:,j_li.1:y Act (CEizCL\)
( ) Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA).15 /D.S.C. §26Ul, .'.:.E._ ~{-, speci.f:i.caJ.Jy t;~~::~~':::~::S C., 2610/
Inspecror: • s Name Ins pee tor, s Add Tess
-
SJ._'{?LE COLLECTED SAMPLE TYPE
:t-.'mIBER DATE TL'1E WATER SOIL
/01-~ .. 13+"f:,
2 jFEf;!'ffi '>(.
·.
Receipt for t:he sample(s) described.
above is hereby acknowledged:
Sign{/;:::f £~,f c/~
OTHER
' II 1-ie
I
DUPLICATE SAHPLES I SAllT'.\...E LOCA'lION ' OFFEREDIACCEPTED REJECTED I ' ....... ., ON-';l'IT I OFF-SITE
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Locc.t:ic~ of Sampl:i.ng:
SOLID
DIIISION OF H.EJ..LE SERVICES
1:--" • .li-.RDOUS \./ASTE !-'J.J,AGE:::EKT
I C:oain of Cus::g_d'" Record
CEIV£ --
Haz2rdous Waste.¥....aterials
1 AR llO f989 ,' § : . ~c
Generat:or Transno::-:e p&;;AFl./r.reaulient:
S F ili --D . l _ . ,. .... BRANCL•·•--~,._l t:orage ac t:y __ isposa :ac1..1.,.;t;Y.-., _ a:n:afill · --, -~:::.-~--
Fa c :iJ..::. t:
x Ot:her: tJ#_ -µL --; ---""::;;-,r~=='-"-~-----------------
Coo:pany' s Nrunefl..,.._, i Le-',--J;?a:,. k,-11 · /2µ,-,,f.,,_q Telephone(Wf:) ,g7 Z-1'r'l O
Address $· /6,?,Y tue:rf ~-/ Sf. Sh2_/4-,.,.,,~ #C Z'j?~i'T
Collec::or' s Name. _ _.:aa-:;,,:c,.,,...==-'-· ..:..U..:c..:~:..:.-=:..:•f-6..:-=-----Tel<cPhO':le ( '7/9 ) T 3 :$-2 ~I) I T I signat1fre
Date Sampled. .? . h-~ I S"J. . Tilne S=pled / /" 0 2. ----'-"'-_;,...::;.:;;_~.::..,:...,__________ --'--'--.;;;._=------
Type of Process Generating Waste _ _,_,C-,......,C'=· ·LX'-__,W,::....c.cc¼J-=--==.::;~--=-=='-------------
.Field Information
' Fitl6 Sample No. -?2?7... .<i 4-2 ?-CJ
.'I 7---' ,<
Ch~in cf Possession:
1.
2.
3.
Res-.::~s reported
1Jd-1L
signaturf
I I
signature_
signature
signature
I
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4Z/i.9 X. ' . )'<. -,,,c : "'-,L.
..
·;,< ~-t< ,<. -,<.
yfii i?-t-£f.8j.
inclusive dates
title inclusive dates
tit.le inclusive dates
ti~le date
lnst:-uct.ions: Complete all applic2.ble infon:.ction incluCing si~at:ures, and
submit ..... it.h ·.an2.lysis request fo~s.
DI\'ISIOK 0: "=-!: -;-c sc-ov,c=-s ~
SOJ. AND HA.Z.ARDOUS 1-/J..S,:O: :'-!~'\.-',G~5;_:.J,CE
.... :,.. . Receivt. :':o:-Sc.:::iles
' .::·:.. '
Tne sam?'1es described beio~ "ere collected i~-c:onnec:tion ,:ith t:he administration, ~ 1 \ • _. •y • l en ... orce.:::ienr, 2nd Gocumenta·t1.on of .:the: • ,,::;~1,•_·1-r·,._.1 { . ~ . . . ., ..
• . :• .• "' ~1. I
( ) North Carolina Baz2c1id9.vs Waste Hanageme:1t Rules, lQ NCAC lOF
~ • • .., \ t
.. ( ) No:::-th Carolina Soli(..f~ste Management Rules, 10 NCAC lOG
0Q Comprehensive Enviro=ental Response, Compensation and Liability Act (CERC-.c.A)
( ) Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA).15 U.S.C. §2601, et~-, specifically
Section 11.of TSCA, 15 U.S.C. ~ 2610.
;
Grzove.a. /J,cHot..-r.oµ
Inspector's Name
Name of Firm
Fi= °""-ner, Le-oAJ Op,,_;;atcr, or Agent
k' 4/.J K: 1 A/
Inspector's Address
Fi= Address ·
Title
-
SA..'1PLE . COLLECTED SAMPLE TYPE DUPLICATE SAMPLES SA.'1PLE LOCATION ·
NillIBER DATE TL'1E WATER SOIL -OTHER
:3 ;? A:i3 'fl ilot. X· /J-112.
-
I
I
Receipt for the sample(s) described.
above is hereby acknowle'7ed:
I C AJ~ ~ .r--
OrrERED,ACCEPTED REJECTED! ON-'-SITE. OFF-SITI:
.. .. X ' . X. x ,_., ' .
I
...
I
Receipt/rejection of duplicate_ or split
samples is bereby.ackno~ledged:
.
.
Sig ture of Inspector er, Ope~ator, Or Agent
:r. ~(lo fo7, -;-f
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(O~KI S ;5;..,..,J Yc0 7U (-t> i-o
SOLID
clIV:SIO!, 0: F.:J-i.TE S:C:RVICES
eE.-'-.2.L.?J)Q:JS \./ASIC: }"_!_l\AGEXENT ··cri
_?,ecei:)~ £0::-Sa:ri"r>les
;
a/ZC) {/£, /2 N1c1, 0 LS.o/v
Inspecto~•s Name
Fi=. Ow-ner, Ope~·a ::er, or Agent
-
SA.."!PLE COLLECTED ·sAMPLE TYPE
lit™BER DATE TL'-!E WATER SOIL OTHER
4 lzFeB~
/IZS° .. )(_ .. /i 1£?_
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Receipt for the
abov7 is hereby
,/
,.
..
sample(s) described.
acknowledged:
)J ;J,__.
Inspector
T~~
1
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. :· .
-PT O:r v,·0·1 19,v
Inspector's Add1:e$cs
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kiscJ•,1,€:">•·· \:: ·i:::.:.. -..... -· .... _ . ..;·'---------
Title
DUPLICATE SA..l1PLES -~Ts,hl'.?LE. LOCATION .
OFFEREDIACCEPTED REJECTED! ON-::::E l OFF-SITE
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Receipt/rejection 9f ch1pJ.ic_~t(~ ot !:iplit
sampl·es is here:l:nJ .:.c.kno· ... J. e<lPt=d ·;
VM".'b vJ · -~..,,-,._l1-:'. ::--,, --·--
·sigzfa. r:ure of 'Firm 01..Jn::.(T, Opet";:: tor 1 or Agent
·{/· ;8/;.rvc/J. 111t1,...,i'H··cr--
Title ---·---------
CO~NTS ____________________________________ . _______ _
--------------------------------------···· .... -----·-·-· ------·-
Loc:aticn of Sznpling:
DIV:SION OF !iE.l-.LT:: S::C:?.VIC'cS
SOLID -f_!.2.ARI)OUS 1/AST::C: ~J-J;AG:::3-:-6JICT!
Ccasin of Cust9_d'" Rec:o:rc
Baz2rdous ~aste H.aterials
Generator Tr2.nspor:.e::-
__ Storage Facility
..L_Other:--'~~~:::i&~---------\
Dis:,osal --.
Company • s N2l!le 8.8 f r _ tlra,, cl. of/;~c c
Address / 'l / 3 t{,k' r~-,=-;..12,..,_ -/ S-f!-. 5 -/4.. -/e .Sv 7 //e. ,1,/e,.
Collector's N2l!le fl---/4)rvt_. /r--Teleyhone( C/1'1) ?-33'-Z'i'O/ signature/
Date Sa:npled 3 ,::::;,l, $9 Time Sa.mpled //ZS-
Type_ of Process Generating Waste FCY tf_/~~
.Field Information
Fitld Sample No. -? Z 9 3
X
Chain c: Possession:
1.
2.
3.
' '
. a,.-,
,.,,_._
()
Res.:::s reported
signa t,tfre
signature
signature
signature
4Z'l"I,
Y-
C:
tl.'t.!.e
title
rit.le:
3 Fc.t 'l'l-~hi.7(1:
inclusive dates
inclusive dates
inclusive dates
Inst:ruc:tions: Complete all applicable info=astion including signatures, and submit \.:ith ·.analysis reques't fo::-::::s.
---------·---------· ------·---
;Hazardous Waste Materials
Locaticn of Sampling: Generator __ Transporte:-___ Treattnent Facilit
__ Storage Facility __ Disposal ?acility __ Landfill·
-15'._0ther: t2#-~
Company's Name,/1~ l Le_._ ,<?.a:,. k,-,, · 4<.,,kq Telephone (Wf) 'o7 2-1n 0
Address (ill. /6,?J t-ue rf F,-,L f>./. 5-k ks:,;,~ ,1/C Zf?ti'"?-
Collector's Name'---'a-=:;,,'CL.C-==--=)/.=:~c..:-="-i'f-/....;.__=. _____ Telej,hone ( <?rl )_ .... '1-"3...:::!;...-....... 2::...:~;...l) ..... I.....__ T signatdre
Date Sampled_. --'--J'=--'·"--h-=-'~--'=-1!9.._ ________ Tilne Sampled_..,_/_/''-C.O-=2."------
Type 0£ Process Generating Waste _ _,_F,_,C;·~X-'--_~?{A--'--'M-k4'-=-'==~~'-====------------
' .?ield I:ifonnation
:itld Sample No. '1277.... ·' 4-Z?'if :x
Chain of Possession:
1.
signature. inclusive dates
2.
signature. title inclusive dates
3.
signature title inclusive dates
Res~l:s reported
signature rit.le date
Inst~uctions: Complete ·all applicable information including signatures, and
submit: -,ith ·.analysis request: fon:is.
DIVISIOK O? EE . .'.c. Tt' SE"i'.VICES
SOLID ., .. m HAZARDOUS
. eceint ::o:-Sa::"Jles
...::....·-Tne samples described below were collected in connection with the ad.ministration,
enforcement, and ciocumentation of the:
() North Carolina Hazardous Waste Management Rules, 10 NCAC lOF
() North Carolina Solid Waste Management Rules, 10 NCAC lOG
~ Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compen~ation and Liability Act (CERC-.c.A)
( ) Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA).15 U.S.C •. §2601, et~-, specifi_cally
Section ii-o:f·rsCA, 1's·u:s.c. !l 2610. · ' '• ., .. -.. . ;
Grz.ove: ra /JI c Hot..,oµ
Inspector's Name
Name of Finn
)Jc
.. .. :
Inspector's Address
Fire Address
iYl-l!R'I ·kA-UK'!y OwA.102.. -9--04-'31:-Z-1-rio -:-_.:.;-::"':-;-:-:--::-::---'---------,~~=-==-='----'-----"--'-=c..-..:......,_..!::..;.;::___ Firm 0..-ner, Op7;;a~cr, or Agent Title L e-o N k' 4/.J K: 1 A/
S/...'1!'LE . COLLECTED SAMPLE TYPE
NUMBER DATE TL'!E WATER SOIL OTIIER
3 J fi:T3 'if tlol. X 11,e
Receipt for the sample(s) described.
above is hereby acknowle~ed:
C /l);::.)(,.__ , v---
Sign'aiture of Inspector
Titfl:lo /4'? 7 ,f-
DUPLICATE SA..11PLES SA..l-fi'LE LOCATION .··
OFFEREDIACCEPTED REJECTEDj ON-'-SITE. OFF-SITE
.. ,, ?< :,. ;< . ' x
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Receipt/rejection of duplicate or split
samples is hereby. ackno-.,ledged·:
..
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Sigr.z.~u:-e of ·Firm_ er, Operator,
-~
or Agent
Locaticn of sa~pling:
.. -------~ ------·--· ----------DIVISION OF EE..'-..I,T:: SE?.VICES
SOLID. EAZ.ARDOUS \,'ASTE ~J-J;;.GE:S;,.CsJ/CE
C"nain of Cus~r;td...-Reco:-d
iH2z2rdous \.12ste !-'.E.te:ci2ls , I
Generator Transporte~
__ Storage Facility
f?71,r/ _Lother: tJ#-~
__ Disposal Facility
__ Treatment Facil~t:
__ Landfill ·
Co:npany' s N2me · c?r~.v 4,,-d ~ ';de:n ~ ~ Telephone(~) --=-'....::="--'=-"-=-==-~=~~--------------
Address /6.?o
Collector' s N2me, _ _,,c;?,4,!.~,-,.~~::::._..t.,,U.~~c!-:::l:::_·+~~====----Tele_phone ( 91"1 ) 73';'-ZB'() /
(/ signatufe
Date Sampled_-=;?"---'R,,'--='-=~-... 1:)9'-'-_. __________ Time S~pled )IJ4 o -ro 174-'i5
Type 0£ Process Generating Waste FC)( tlJare. h~ ----'--"="----"--'-=-'--"=-c..C.....c===-----------
. Fielci Infonnation
Fiud S2mple No. 4 2 r/ 1-2-r(,
Y--i--
Cnain c: Possession:
1.
signature tit:~e inclusive dates
2.
signature title inclusive dates
3.
signature: tit.le inclusive dates
Res~:~s reported
siguatu±-e tit.le date
Ins t:-uc tions: Complete all applicable. inf o~c :iO:--. incluC:ing signa cures, and
submit. \..~ith ·..analysis request fo=-::!S.
Tne saw?les
SOLID l, ND li.;..Z.ARD O c S
9eceivt :o~
._-_.-d esc rib ed belo~ ~ere collected in connection ~ith
en£orce..:Jent, and documentation of the:
.::he ad=.inistra tion 1
( ) North Carolina Hazardous· 1..'aste lfanageDent Rules, 10 NCAC lOF
( ) Nort:h Carolina Solid Waste Management Rules, 10 NCAC lOG
<;>4 Comprebensive·Environmental Response, cJmpensation and Liability Act (CERC'J...A)
I
() Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA). llU.S.C. §2601, ~-~-• s.pecifically
Section 11.of TSCA, 15 U.S.C. § 2610.
YI' L. L tA./ It.-~ I ;<f-A/l ;S . . . . . .
Cteovc~ f\/,cHol..!c-,v ·
Inspector.' s Name Inspector's Address
Fin: Address Name of Firre ?'Riv l'r TE f2Es,, z::, c:-A../c_ ~-
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SOLID. E'.l.ARDOUS \/ASTE ~.1-J;;._G::'.::X:··;1!CB
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Type. o:f Process Generating Waste FCX ~~~
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title
inclusive dates
inclusive dates
inclusive dates
date
Inst:-uctions: Compi:ete all applicable infon;;2tion inclucing signatures; and
submit \..Tith ·.an2.lysis request fo:-:::Js.
ilIVlSION O? P.E.f..l.TS SERVICES
SOLID . ,;n El-.2J3D0c1S \./ASTE y.;_1\J...GEXENT W'CE
lieceio~ for Sc.:noles
Tne samples described below were collected i~-connection with the administration, eniorce.ment, and documentation of the:
( ) North Carolina Hazardous Waste Management Rules, 10 NCAC lOF
( ) North Carolina Solid Waste !-'.anagement Rules, 10 NCAC lOG
()0 Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liabirit:y Act (CERC'.i...A)
( ) Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA). 15 U .S .C. §2601', .!:!. ~-, sp_ecifi'.cally Section 11,of TSCA, 15 U.S.C. § 2610.
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NUMBER DATE TL'1E WATER SOIL OTiiER
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CO~NTS, ______________________________________ _
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DIVISION OF liEJ..LT::: S:C:RVIC:C:S
SOLI~'D EJ..Z.ARDOUS \/ASTE :-'J.JU.G~♦!JICH
Chain of Custg_ch Re·corc
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Locaticn of Sampling: Generator Transnorte:---. __ Treatment Facil::.::
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inclusive dates
inclusive dates
inclusive dates
date
Inst~uctions: Complete all applicable info~ction incluCing signatures, and
submit ;:ith ·.analysis request fo=s.
SOLID
DIVISION O? EE-<.i.r:: S:C:RVICES
I 'ID liAZARDOU S
tieceivt fo:: Sc..::.::iles
The samples described below·were collected i~-connection "'ith the administration, enforcement, and docUD1entat:.on of the:
() North Carolina Hazardous Waste Management Rules, 10 NCAC lOF
( ) North Carolina Solid Waste Management Rules,· 10 NCAC lOG
o() Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensatiqn and Liability Act (CERC:-i.A) --. ·~
( ) Toxic Substance_s Cont!ol .Act (TSCA). 15., 1./-~-C. §2601, .et~-, specifically Section 11.of TSCA, 15 U.S.C. Ii 2610.
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Inspecto!'.'s Naine Inspector's Address
Name of Finn Fi= Address ,.UL z_~~r+-
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•• FEDERAL
. TRIP
N O T I F I C A T I O N
& A U T H O R I Z A T I O N
TODAY'S DATE:~
PREPARED BY: /-:-. f% ,,IY}-: (Staff member filling out form)
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SITE TRIP
DATE OF TRIP: ,v/2,.1/£9
If trip date changed or cancelled note below:
Cl!ANGE OF mTE TO: . OR CANCaLED:_· __
SITE NAME: ,,Cc: k < f/2 *~
NCD#: 0"15 -1-~ S2:/
REASON FOR TRIP: L;f',CZ7/ 6} &-p-::; /7;, -a,/ ~
CITY; 1/4_,fet,a Lle COUNTY: ~uf
If Overnight trip, Hotel staying at: __________ _
Telephone Number: ________ _
' (Please list appropriate county health person to call to advise of trip)
ENVIRONMBITAL SUPERVISOR OR
l-ffi'ILTH DIRECTOR TO CALL: ~ --1/'~ /J,etk.5 TITLE: b'lv1~rrcrtfa-(l/e4-d:fl._,
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Tele])hone Number: (7cwl 8::,-2-5,3S,J> · ·
Project Team Leader: :]:b,q R/Q,o-f_C F:elt tZ.r2c,i<JT T\T
Assistants: --------'--_,_7_7 __ 7 (V0vJ J 'ff--3931
AlITHORIZED BY:
ATTA:
TO NOTIFICATION FORM: 4 copies each of PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT FORM
NOTIFICATION FORM
Staff Notification Procedure: (Use black {nk or Typewriter Only)
1. Above form goes to Data Management Coordina-tor (DMC) 10 days prior to trip
2. If date of trip. changes -note changed date; or mark "X" if cancelled
3. DAY AFTER TRIP submit to Lee Crosb a short ara ra h on site tri .
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Date:
To:
From:
RE:
2 February 1989
Lee Crosby
Grover Nicholson
FCX-Statesville
Air and soil sampling
On 3 February 1989, Grover Nicholson of the NC Superfund Branch
and Bill Williams of the Environmental Epidemiology Branch will
conduct air and soil sampling at four to six locations around the
FCX facility in Statesville. The sampling locations are at Mills
School and at three to five other residential locations that surround
the site.
Samples of air will be taken using high volume particulate and
vapor sampling devices. The samplers will operate approximately three
hours at each location. Samples of surface soils will be taken at
each location. The sampling program is designed to detect the present
off-site migration via air of contaminants found in the soil on the
site. These contaminants are primarily DDT, cholordane, and Dieldrin.
Nicholson and Williams, as previously arranged will meet with
Iredell County Health Department officials and with representatives of
the Statesville City School System.
Analyses of the samples will be done by the NC Laboratory for
Public Health and the results should be available in 10 to 14 days, on
or about 15 to 19 February 1989.
FEDERAL
TRIP
N O T I F I C A T I O N
& A U T H O R I Z A T I O N
TODAY ' s DATE: 2 Fe-6 , 11 '19
PREPARED BY: 9 11....1,_:/= (Staff member filling out form)
SITE TRIP
DATE OF TRIP: ·. 3 Fq -g-"1 .,
If trip date changed or cancelled note below:.
ClIANGE OF !¥I.TE TO: . OR CANCELLED: ---
SITE NAME: FC,X • ST"rTESVI LL.<::-
NCDlt: 096 "1-55 52.~
REASON FOR TRIP: tfr/2 s1 £OIL s,4,1,t .PL1.U'1 C>Fr SI re
CITY: Sr,t-~vn.1..~ COUNTY: 4,e'J>EL'-
If Overnight trip, Hotel staying at: -------~---Tei e phone Number: ________ _
(Please list appropriate county health person to call to advise of trip)
ENVIRONMENTAL SUPERVISOR OR
HEALTH DIRECTOR TO CAL\,: @g -~"-//, St,~ek, TITLE:&,,_...;.t...i' /fe.,_J./t:._ ~~-
Note if rlr., M.P., etc.) '
Telephone Number: (~o-f) ¥'1:'&·!i:~o>'. ·
Project Team Leader: ~ 1..;.,.;,l_-/,.__
Assistants:;// t<..,-;'lf>e,_..va _ t!#> Pe,/:;c-;-.,0__,,,, t:,,..,;,,....,......,._J..../._ o/;·.
AIITHORIZED BY:
ATIA!t.H '" "'"
TO NOTIFICATIOO FORM: , 4 copies each of PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT FORM
NOTIFICATION FORM EPA TRAN MITTAL
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Staff Notification Procedure: (Use black -~nk or Typewriter Only)
1. Above form goes to pata Management Coordinator (IMC) 10 days prior to trip
2. If date of trip. changes -note changed date, or mark "X" if cancelled
3. · DAY AFTER TRIP submit to Lee Crosb a short ara ra h on site tri .
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January 25, 1989
TO: Lee ' '
FROM: Dave
RE: Potential Inhalation hazard to community presented
by chlordane contaminated soil from FCX
Statesville site
Based on the following calculations, it does not aooear
as though the chlordane concentrations found in the soil at
Fcx·present an inhalation hazard to the surrounding
community.
Assume: dust concentrations of 20 mg/m3 in the ambient
air (this is twice the TLV for nuisance particulates and is
so thick, people probably would not stay outside for long)
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TRIP
N O T I F I C A T I O N
& A U T H O R I Z A T I O N
TODAY'S DATE: /q DEC. '$1
PREPARED BY: C:. µ,,J.. /s.,,..,-, (Staff member filling out form)
SITE TRIP
DATE OF TRIP: zo Dec. S'i3 E 3 "J"AlJ ~ -h, l3 J-f'I-..) '6"'\
If trip date changed or cancelled nbte below:
OIANGE OF D\TE TO: ____ OR CANCaLED: __ _
SITE NAME: t=cx-S+d-esv,lle..
NCDII: 015' 458 SZ':1-
REASON FOR TRIP: cPA R"'--f'f"\<>v"'-I o+ Sour<:_~ 0~ Cr,"+"'"'\"' ... ~"-
CITY: :Srnresu11..1_.;,. COUNTY: 02Fr>tL-L_
If Overnight trip, Hotel. staying at: -----------Tei e phone Number: ----------
(Please list appropriate county health person to call to advise of trip)
BNIRONMENTAL SUPERVISOR OR l!]g. tu,u,A-/>l D, MASH'iJveJ.J
HEII.LTI! DIRECTOR TO CALL:~·· g lMSr TITLE: &uvr'/ /{eAL.Tf/ 'l:>tt2.e-LnR.,
· Note if Dr., M.P., etc.)
Telephone Number: (::,c,q) 'i,~$ -°Tzq 1
Project Team Leader: b,,.., R IG<c. Eta
Assistants:
AUTI:!ORIZED BY:
· AITA!
l.)5 GPA
TO NOTIFICATION FORM: 4 copies each of PRaIMINARY ASSESSMENT FORM (1st page only)
NOTIFICATION FORM
Staff Notification Procedure: (Use black -~nk or Typewriter Only)
1. Above form goes to Data Management Coordina-tor (D.'-1:) 10 days prior to trip
2. If date of trip. changes -note changed date, or mark "X" if cancelled
3. DAY AFTER TRIP submit to Lee Crosb a short ara ra h on site tri . ,
NOTES:
HEAL TH DEPT. OFFICIAL CONTACTED: .:_fn:.:.;;.".:...' _,_lf7.:..!.!A_,_.,R.=,.;:.c.*:...:'2'=-"-ELT__,..,,.,e:.,,R:"-''K'"'--=€=--,L-"'~="'-''-'m""..e"'-'-'1 C!f"
BACK UP LETTER REQUIRED: Yes No ._L
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28 November 1988
'IO: File
FROM:
RE:
Grover Nicholson
FCX-Statesville
I spoke on the telephone with Margaret &rrke; Iredell County
Health Department, Envirornnental Section. She received a call
from a resident who lives within one mile of the FCX facility and
who is concerned about his well water. She wanted to know if we
were going to do any sampling. I told her that the FCX facility
is a proposed NPL site and that ATSDR will conduct a heal th
assessment there. She said that she was requesting pesticide
sampling bottles from the lab and would sample the well.
GCN/pb/23
'IO:
FRCM:
RE:
26 October 1988
File
Grover Nicholson 0J,J-rv{-/--
Citizen cornplainJ/
FCX-Statesville
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Today I sp::,ke over the telephone with Darcus Kale of
Statesville, NC, [phone]. She lives within a mile of the
FCX facility in Statesville arxi has experienced health problems
in the past.
I explained to her the system of placing sites on the NPL.
I also reviewed our site investigation arxi sampling results.
I referred her to 01.uck Pietrochevitz arxi Cody Jackson of
the Agenof of Toxic SUbstances arxi Disease Registry (ATSDR) ,
. [phone]. '!hey conduct health assessments on all proposed
NPL sites.
After talking with her she seemed satisfied that the state
arxi EPA were taking proper actions at the site.
GCN/pb/17
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Well
MWl
MW2
MW3A
MW3
MW4
25 October 1988
MEMORANIXJM
'ID: Lee Crosby
FROM: Charlotte Varlashkin C..V
RE: Trip Report for FCX-Statesville
NCD095458527
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Stan Atwood and I visited the FCX site in Statesville on 24 October
1988 to sample the monitoring wells. We left for the site at approximately
6:30. We had to make a stop in Durham to pick up keys to the well. We left
Durham for the site at 8:15 a.m. We arrived on site at 10:30. We walked
around the site and took pictures. We began purging the wells at 11:00.
Five wells exist on site. Only wells MWl and MW3A were sampled. MW2
was contained within a locked fence and not accessible. MW3 is the damaged
well. MW4 did not have a bailer in the well.
Samples were collected for purge and trap, acid/base/neutral
extractables, and pesticide analyses after purging 3 well volumes using the
dedicated bailers present within each well. We left the site at 14: 30.
Samples were kept on ice until delivered to the laboratory on 25 October at
9:00.
Water level measurements and field observations are outlined in the
following table.
Depth to Number of Volume Total
Water Table Bailer Volumes of Volume
Well from Ground Removed Before Bailer Purged
Depth (ft) l Surface (ft) Sampling (liters) (liters) Observations
45.0 28.67 34 1.2 41 PVC bailer;
slightly turbid
water.
50.0 ND3 Unable to
access well.
48.5+.5 2 33.00 50 0.7 35 PVC bailer;
very turbid
water.
49.5 32.75 Not sampled.
54.0 42.67 Not Sampled.
1. Information obtained from an Environmental Evaluation Report for FCX by
Fred C. Hart Associates, Inc., unless otherwise indicated.
2. Based on field measurements.
3. Not determined.
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N. C. Department of H~r:nan Resouf~es
Division of Health Services SAMPLE ANALYSES REQUEST
State Laboratory of Public Hca
P. 0. Box 280
306 N.·Wilmington Str
Raleigh, 276
Site Number 4 9 b a 9 5 'i S s,5 a 2 Field Sample Number ____ L/.:.._{_)_· -'9-~-=--------
Name of Site ---1---'-D--------------Site loca;ion ___ s_.:._/_·o;:;_l_:ce,c.:~=-e"c..LI.L'/-'/~ei;:.....------
9 s Date Collected . . / c:J,/2 S<I '? r Time I l/: C,/J
Collected By
Type of Sample:
. Environmental
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___ Surface Water (2)
' __ Soil (3)
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Concentrate
__ Solid (S)
__ liquid (6)
__ Sludge (7)
__ Other (8)
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INORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Extractables
Parameter
__ Arsenic
__ Barium
~-Cadmium
___ Chromium
_· __ Lead
__ Mercury
_·_ Selenium
_,_Silver
Parameter
Results mg/ l
Results mg/ l
_ P& T:GC/MS. $EE ATTACHED SHEET(
_· _ Acid:B/N Ext.
_TOX
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MICROBIOLOGY
Parameter
__ ·_(MF) Coliform Colonies/lO0mls
__ (MPN) Coliform Cclonies/lO0mls
Parameter
__ Arsenic
__ Barium
__ Cadmium
__ Chloride
_·_Chromium
__ Copper
__ Fluoride
__ Iron
__ Lead
__ Manganese
__ Mercury
__ Nitrate.
__ Selenium
Results mg/ l
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Parameter
L_EDB
__ PCB'.s
__ Petroleum
__ Endrin
__ Lindane
Results mg/ l
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· Parameter
__ Gross Alpha
__ Gross Beta
Total
Parameter
__ Silver
__ Sulfates
__ Zinc
_Ph
__ Conductivity
_TDS
-.. TOC.
Parameter
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RADIOCHEMISTRY
Results mg/1
Results mg/I
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Date Reported / O /3«,t:[
Date Extracted p Date Analyzed 10/n/~~~, O (0-,)7-i? 71-.u.r
Reported By 1 /J d/,(,e-, Lab Number __ __c8 __ ,<i,_O __ o _______ _
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N. C. Department of Human Resources
Division of Health Services
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SAMP1.,_E ANALYSES REQUEST
State Laborarory of Public Hcali
P. 0. Box 280'
306 N. Wilmington Stre
Raleigh, 2761
Site Number _4'----'9~/)~0~9~S<---'-l---'--'5~,_5-'~S~ol..~---Field Sample Number __ -L_,_/_0::___:9_4,__ _______ _
Collected By
Name of Site ;= C /\ Site Location 0 fa /e :C ,_, t /}e.
--"'AC-L._f'--'-w'-"'o~o'--'c-=-'-f __ ID# __ L~/_5 __ Date Collected /o/J. '--:~/ '2e Time J '-/.' I 5'
Type of Sample:
E~rriental
___ Groundwater ( 1)
Concentrate
__ Solid (5)
Comments
_. __ Surface Water (2) ___ Liquid (6)
__ Soil (3) __ Sludge (7)
'I.•'
__ Other (4) __ Other (8)
INORGANIC CHEMISTRY .
Extractables . ' Total
Parameter Results mg/1 Parameter " Results mg/1 Parameter Results mg/ 1
__ Arsenic __ Arsenic __ Silver
__ Barium __ Barium _. -Sulfates
__ ·Cadmium __ Cadmium __ Zinc
__ Chromium __ Chloride _Ph
__ Lead· __ Chromium '
--Conductivity
__ Mercury __ Copper _TDS
__ Selenium __ Fluoride ·--·----. __ TOC --··
__ Silver __ hOn ' --
--__ Lead --
--__ Manganese --
--· . __ Mercury --~.,.
--__ N_itrate --
--__ Selenium --
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
ya;ameter Results mg/ 1 Parameter Results mg/ 1 Parameter .. Results mg/1
V P&T:GC/MSfiEEATTO.CHt:D SHt;;n(' J--EDB
,.':!! ··., ;,: ' _::...:..: Methoxychlor . , .. .. ..
__ Acid:B/N Ext __ PCB's __ . 'foxaphene
_TOX __ Petroleum _2,4-D
--__ Endrin __ 2,4,5-TP (silvex)
--· __ Lindane --
MICROBIOLOGY RADIOCHEMISTRY
Parame.ter Parameter Results PCi/ 1
__ (MF) Coliform Colonies/l00mls
__ (MPN) Coliform Colonies/!O0mls
__ Gross Alpha
__ Gross Beta
.., ... 1 -c-·_ vf-7/i,
Date Received ~''-'---'"'-----~'---""-'c....' --"--r'--· --~-------Date Reported-----~-----------
. VDC.J ) 1J..,,
Date Extracted Date Analyzed Ji:io/1& iJ ;}'l., _ ,
Reported By -..<if)r._,t'?::::\~~=----------------Lab Number B0..!b8l.
DHS 319 I ( Revised 7/85)
<' .. I: I --l IJ ____ .J-.. ~ \V/-~~a ('Q,..,,;,..., 7/P.7)
Ru s h
N. C. Department of Human Resources
Division of Health Services SAMPLE ANALYSES REQUEST
S~arc Laboratory of Public Hca\1
P. 0. Box 280'
306 N. Wilmington Stre
Raleigh, 2761 Ljoq 0
Site Number _L/_"i_O~o~~Cj_5~'-J~5~?~5_;;>_._7~---Field Sample Number _ ___:=:::~~~~~------
c. . .
Name of Site _ _,L_.::C==..,c,_... __ -. ___________ Site Location-. -~;)~~f-_q~~!~e~S:~v_'~/~/~'/~c~. ------
__ A-~l'-· -"'1,v~o~c,~J~--10# __ 4~·~5:~-Date Collected · / 0/d-~!/'i?f Time/ 9 .' Od
Collected By
Type of Sample:
Envir~en-tal
_V __ G G"'roundwater (I)
Concentrate
__ Solid (5)
Comments
___ Surface Water (2) ___ Liquid (6)
__ Soil (3) _. _ Sludge (7)
__ Other (4) __ Other (8)
INORGANIC CHEMISTRY.
Extractables "• Total
Parameter Results mg/ 1 Parameter Results mg/ 1 Parameter Results mg/ 1
__ Arsenic __ Arsenic __ Silver
__ Barium __ Barium __ Sulfates
__ Cadmium __ Cadmium __ Zinc
__ Chromium __ Chloride _Ph
___ Lead __ . Chromium __ Conductivity
__ Mercury __ .Copper _TDS
. __ Selenium · __ Fluoride ·---0 TOC ·-··----
__ Silver
--
--.
--
--
_· _ Acid:B/N Ext.
_TOX
~ ....
Results mg/1
__ Iron
__ Lead
--. Manganese
__ Mercury
__ Nitrate
__ Selenium ·,.
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Parameter , . Results mg/ 1
_EDB
__ PCB's
__ Petroleum
VEhdrin
·£'undane 'f .
.,, . o.--BHc
MICROBIOLOGY '
__ (MF) Coliform Colonies/l00mls
__ (MPN) Coliform Colonies/lO0mls
Parameter
__ Gross Alpha
__ Gross Beta
--
--------
--
Parameter Results mg/1
RADIOCHEMISTRY
Results PCi/1
N. C. Department of Human Resources
Division of Health Services SAMPLE AN AL YSES REQUEST
. ,., . . ·-•j-_' ••
State Laboratory of Public Heal
. P. 0. Box 280•
306 N. Wilmington Stn:
.. Raleigh, 276
Site Number _L)----'---'9_,.0~o_c;'---"5'--'L-/~· _s~· =?~5~°'~7 __ -Field Sample Number ___ '--/~C_J~Y_8~-------
Name of Site ___ --.1..-_...cL=-=-----------,----Site Loca;ion. .5 f C1 I es t/.1 / / e_
Collected By _/j<.....;.-+f_c"',/"--"'O'--D=-""CJ'----ID# __ L-..,,/~5~· _ Date Collected -~/_0__,/~;;i__c_,_)_,_/_S:_..,_f'---Time
Type of Sample:
Environmental
Vorouildwater (1)
___ Surface Water (2)
__ Soil (3)
__ Other (4)
Extractable,
Concentrate •
__ Solid (5)
__ Liquid (6)
__ Sludge (7)
__ Other (8)
INORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Para.meter Results mg/1 Parameter Results mg/1
__ Arsenic __ Arsenic
__ Barium __ Barium
_·_._ Cadmium __ Cadmium
__ Chromium __ Chloride
__ Lead __ Chromium •,
__ Mercury __ .Copper
__ . Selenium .. __ Fluoride.-. -
__ Silver __ Iron
--__ Lead
--__ Manganese . ·
--. __ Mercury ~-,·
--__ Nitrate
--__ Selenium
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY ·
Total
Parameter
__ Silver
__ Sulfates
__ Zinc
_Ph
__ Conductivity
_TDS
--_ . .TOC
----
--
--
--
--
Parameter Results mg/ 1 Parameter Results mg/ i' Parameter
_P&T:OC/MS
__ Acid:B/N Ext.
_TOX
_EDB
__ PCB's
_-_ Petroleum
....LLEndrin
ethoxychlor
__ oxaphene
Results mg/ 1
_. ___
Results mg/ l
<o.oo!
· I /Tindane
L -------------L,,/--;:;,,;~4-;_titiC
---:-;,1-D
...iL""":l,4,5-TP (silvex)
-"'1!.!.~f.J,--¥,µf!!lJ~ A,lcoc, f'esf,<,',/fs
MICROBIOLOGY
Parame.ter
__ (MF) Coliform Colonies/ lO0mls
__ (MPN) Coliform Colonies/l00mls
·" '7 .
Parameter
__ Gross Alpha
__ Gross Beta
Results PCi/ 1
/, J -;.-9"'7 / ,~
Date Receivecl f. -,:x_) -/J O 1/ 1-· Date Reported .
'fl;-,;s-,. yP H0·\.) 'v1i),''0 ~\''j'l? ~ p~St.
L--~Date Extracted /0-,:25-8'fr&w ,l"l::t':, -i.Olo<G DateAnalyzed 10 .. !.ii,~-ffi)7 {O-.:Z6:J'?V~
>Reported 1ly ~C,,-'----='----------------Lab Number 80Z{-;(3:J
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,OHS 3 ! 9 ! ( Revised 7!85)
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N. C. Oepartffient of Human Resources
Division of Health Services
• S-u ft: I\ F l.j
SAMPLE ANALYSES REQUEST
' , . . '
State Laboratory of Public Heal
P. 0. Box 280•
306 N. Wilmington Sm~
Raleigh, 276 i
Site Number -l.f+-9--i·-o-o"---c~l-6~1./=f,~· ~7~· _s~·-~~l~----Field Sample Number ----"--'--"a'---'o"-----------
Name of Site --~F_--_(._,~x~·-------------Site Loca;ion --~S~t~"'~J_-e..~2~11~1~!-~_e-ft>~-----
Collected By -~A:~. _l~·-"'&,,,_/~o~co~c/'1-----ID# --01-+-=5~_ Date Collected __ f~O~/~;i_~'-)c--,,~),~g, ~\'-' __
Type of Sample:
Environmental
~round water (1)
___ Surface Water (2)
__ Soil (3)
__ Other (4)
Concentrate
__ Solid (5)
___ Liquid (6)
__ Sludge (7)
__ Other (8)
INORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Extractables
Parameter Results mg/ 1 Parameter Results mg/ 1
__ Arsenic __ Arsenic
__ Barium __ Barium
__ Cadmium __ Cadmium
__ Chromium __ Chloride
__ Lead __ Chromium
__ Mercury __ Copper
__ Sdenium __ Fluor::le. , ... ,.
___ Silver __ J.ron
--__ Lead
--___ Manganese
--· -__ M~rcury
·-···
--__ Nitrate
--__ Selenium
.. ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Parameter Results mg/ 1 Parameter Results mg/ 1 .
~T:GC/MS _EDB
Acid:B/N Ext. SE£ ATTACHED SHEET S) __ PCB:s
_TOX __ Petroleum
--__ Endrin
--__ Lindane
MICROBIOLOGY
Comments
Total
Parameter
_·_silver
__ Sulfates
__ Zinc
_Ph
__ Cond11ctivity
_TDS
____ TOC
--
----
----
--
.
Parameter
_·_ Methoxychlor
__ Toxaphene
_· 2,4-D
__ 2,4,5-TP (silvex)
--
RADIOCHEMISTRY
Time
Results mg/I
Results mg/1
.. ..
Para1ne.ter Parameter Results PCi/1
__ (MF) Coliform Colonies/lO0mls
__ (MPN) Coliform Colonies/lO0mls
/,, -J c-v71, /1'.)
Date Received u ,:::: · _;:,-o (j / 1-
J'.,/l,
Date Extracted ID-.l/.,-$'? BD, 'fl\J
Reported By@-----------------
DHS 3191 (Revised 7/85)
__ Gross Alpha
__ Gross Beta
Date Reported _________________ _
Date Analyzed / 0 <l 7 -f ~ /3 £1.
Lab Number FI.QZGS'i¼
• N. C. Department of Human Resources
Division of Health Ser.vices SAMPLE ANALYSES REQUEST
' ' ·.· .•• ,. ·).:_ . ,·
State Laboratory of Public Hcalt
P. 0. Box 2804
· ! ,·t•~-!306 N. Wilmington Stre
. Raleigh, 2761
Site Number L/ 11 () 0 Ci 6. L1 r:: C/ .,c-"' 7 4· :,_ o ,
---'--'.;__"'---'-I __ ~ )~::.>~4;,,--~2~°"~---· Field Sample Number ----~'~~c,,..~-------,----
Site Loca;ion :;$' l-ci f C s v,' )/e
Name of Site ---!---'-'-"''----------------
...,Ac...,__-__,1----""V'--o'-'--"o'-'c"',J~---ID# __ Lf~-~S~~ Date Collected -~jo~·,__/~d-_· '-1..,,,,.../~g_J~c·_ .. _· _· -Time I ':I; I s::::
Collected By
Type of Sample:
E:;r6nffiental ·
___ Groundwater ( 1)
I
Concentrate
__ Solid (5)
___ Surface Water (2) ___ Liquid (6)
__ Soil (3) __ Sludge (7).
__ Other (4) __ Other (8)
Comments
\ ~ -3A
INORGANIC CHEMISTRY, , .,a,,.,-·· ... . . .. ..
Extractables
Parameter Results mg/ l
__ Arsenic
__ Barium
__ Cadmium
__ Chromium
__ Lead
__ Mercury
· __ Selenium
__ Silver
--
--.. . --· -~-,-
--
--
Parameter Results mg/ l
z&T:GC/MS
cid: BIN ExtSEE AHAGHEEl SI IEEf(S
_TOX
--
--
MICROBIOLOGY
Parame.ter
__ (MF) Coliform Colonies/lOOmls
__ (MPN) Coliform Colonies/lOOmls
Date Received /c:' -c"S:. ([;?' 1/1-0.
Date Extracted f0-.:2(p-'('S' '13D,;,ffi, ';r\aj
Reported By~
DHS 3191 (Revised 7/85)
,-••' • 11 ____ .J ____ \Vl--~n tO,..,;,.,., 7/fl.7)
.. . Total . ' -~-. .. •..
Parameter •·-· Results mg/ l ', l .. Pa:rameter Results mg/1
__ Arsenic .. __ Silver
__ Barium _·_Sulfates
__ Cadmium .. ---Zinc
__ Chloride _·_· •Ph-
__ Chromium __ Cond_uctivity
__ .Copper _TDS
__ _.Fluoride . ---· _TOC •. . ·----. .
__ Iron ..
__ . Lead --
__ Manganese --
__ Mercury ' --
__ Nitrate --
__ Selenium --
· ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Parameter
-"" _EDB
__ PCBls
__ Petroleum
__ Endrin
· __ Lindane
Results mg/ 1 Paraffieter ·r.: Results mg/ l
. .:·:•~·:.~. ·~ :.'..:.::. M~thoxychlor . .. ·-:,_•:.\, ..
.. , . .. _. ·-· Toxaphene
_. 2,4-D
__ 2,4,5-TP (silvex)
--
RADIOCHEMISTRY
Parameter .. Results PCi/1
__ Gross Alpha
__ Gross Beta
Date Reported ________________ _
Date Analyzed / 0 -J. 7; f 'i 8 fJ
Lab Number t30fZf&.8!5',
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enfol'cemenr, and documentation of the:'""' ,:,:c~•J :·•· ~-
() North Carolina Hazardous Waste Management Rules, 10 NCAC lOF
() North Carolina Solid Waste Management Rules, 10 NCAC l0G
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( ) Comprehensive Environmental Response, _Compensarion_ and Liability Act (CERC'.c.A)
( ) Toxic Subsrances Control Act (TSCA)°, 15 U. S .C. §2601, ~ ~-, specifically
Secrion 11,of TSCA, 15 U.S.C. § 2610.
Inspector_' s Name
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Name of Finn
?inn Owner, 0pe-.i·a ':or, or Agent
SA.'1PLE_ COLLECTED SAMPLE TYPE
lllJ!-lBER DATE TIME WATER SOIL OIBER
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above is hereby acknowledged:
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• • STATE LABORATORY OF PUBLIC HEAL TH
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Date of Analysis / /1/.:J/. /flfl ORGANIC CHEMICAL ANALYSIS . -7 --,
DIVISION OF HEALTH SERVICES, N.C. DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES
PO BOX 28047 306 N WILMINGTON ST RALEIGH NC 27611
Lab No. <,1n'1 /. ,i/} <;//)!) JO/
PURGEABLE COMPOUNDS MDL Field# LZ 12-·1.J.oq11-
-Tv= r I l r , 1
- ----···-ll-! L.:. £all J ,n/Cn /411 L -"·-
Dichlorodifluoromethane I .~!. -Uf-Chloromethane
{Vinvl Chloride
Brananethane
Chloroethane '
Trichlorofluoromethane 1 /
fl. 1-Dichloroethvlene ~' )('
_11ethvlene Chloride . J
tert-Butvl Methvl Ether
(Transll 2-Dichloroethvlene -·
-~s l ether
_ l_, 1-D i ch l oroe thane
, IYl
2.?.-Dichlor=r=ane l
~/Cisl l 2 Dichloroethvlene I, /,,
/, 7 ·1 Chloroform
_ JBCMl Braooch l oromethane ·11
✓l. l. l Trichloroethane Li, I;
l l Dichlor=ronnne u...
{Carbon Tetrachloride i k'
{Benzene 1 -
✓l 2-0ichloroethane Jk ,;;. {Trichloroethvlene
1.2-Dichlor=rnnane I -· Braoodichloromethane
Dibraoomethane
Toluene +..-JI, .0
1. 1.2-Trichloroethane u -Tetrachloroethene /,:iq
_J_.3-Dichloronr=ane I
Dibraoochloromethane
1,2-Dibraooethane (EDB)
__ I-Ch l orohexane \ I ' I . '
.. -
-
COIIIIENTS : ?T/&c.,/ /V[j.
' C!~'vrYJ~e_c:L ~-0_e_,ric.2-
J .. Estimated value. .
K ... Actual value is kna.m to be less than value given. L -Actual value is known to be greater than value given.
U -Material was analyzed for but not detected.
NA .. Not analyzed. 1/ -Te.ntative identification. MUL -Mininun Detection Limit for water (EPA Method 502.2), µg/1.
✓ .. He~ulated voe .
T -Tr1halomethane
N.C. Division of Health Services
OHS 3068-0 (4/88·Laboratory)
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• STATE LABORATORY Of PUBLIC HEALTH -
DIVISION Of HEALTH SERVICES, N.C. DEPARTMENT Of HUMAN RESOURCES
P.O. BOX 28047 -306 N. WILMINGTON ST, RALEIGH, N.C. 21611
ORGANIC CHEMICAL ANALYSIS
Lab No. )( n rJ,'/ ✓Pl ) 'l(ll'II SI
PURGEABLE COMPOUNDS MDL Field# 4-ofz,,, l.f09'f
Tvne ( }. ) ( I)
a=•~,.,~ I lni tc ~,<71 , ..... JI,,,.. Aon/] ).a/l,a
-Ch lorobenzene I /l" h II
Ethvlbenzene If
_l.1. 1.2-Tetrachloroethane
_p-Xvlene
m-Xvlene
o-X~lene
Stvrene
Braooform
Isl"lnrnnvlbenzene
.J.,.1.2.2 Tetrachloroethane
Braoobenzene
_n-Propvlbenzene
1.2.3-Trichlorl"V"lrnn.~ne -2-Chlorotoluene -1 3.5-Trimethvlbenzene -4-Chlorotoluene
(Tert) Butvl Benzene
Pentachloroethane
1 2.4-Trimethvlbenzene
(Sec) Butvl Benzene
_D-Isooronvltoluene
l 3-Dichlorobenzene
✓l 4-Dichlorobenzene
n-Butvlbenzene
l 2-Dichlorobenzene
_(Bis) 2 Chloroisnn..,,,,vl Ether
_l.,_2-Dibraoo-3 Chlo ne I
_l_,_2 4-Trichlorobenzene I ' Hexachlorobutadiene
Naohthalene I
. l... 2 . 3-Tr ich l oroben zene ; I \ , I
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J -Estimated value.
K -Actual value is knowa to be less than value given.
L -Actual value is kno,,n to be greater than value given.
U -Material was analyzed for but not detected.
NA -Not analyzed.
1/ -Tentative identification.
MDL -Minimum Detection Limit for water (EPA Method 502.2), µg/1.
✓ -Re~ulated voe
l -Tr1halomethane
N.C. Division of Health Services
OHS 3068-0 (4/88 Laboratory) v--
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.. nil ,,n/L.n ,nil 11n/Vn
BASE/NEUTRAL AND ACID
EXTRACT ABLES
COMPOUND
N-nitrosodimethvlarnine
bis(2-chloroethvllether
2--chloroohenol
ohenol
1,3-dichlorobenzene
1.4-dichlorobenzene
1,2-dichlorobenzene
• STATE LABORATORY OF PUBLIC HEA-
DIVISION OF HEALTH SERVICES, N.C. DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES
P.O. BOX 28047 --306 N. WILMINGTON, ST., RALEIGH, N.C. 27611
ORGANIC CHEMICAL ANALYSIS
LAB NO fJO?-ufl<i 11 O ? /,.C,_'5.
FIELD# 4/00 LJ,1 0 2--
TYPE < I l C I l ( ) ( )
UNITS ,ua/1 ,,,,.,.,,., rua/1) ua/1 ua/ka un/1 un/ka
JI\/ -1:JO If.--l,L
bis(2--chloroi llether
hexachloroethane
N nltroso--di-n-nrnnvlamlne
nl trobenzene
1 <:IV'lhorone
2--nitroohenol
2 4-dimethvlohenol
bis(2--chloroethoxvlmethane
2 4-dichloroohenol
1.2.4--trichlorobenzene
naohthalene
hexachlorobutadiene
4--chloro-m--cresol
hexachlorocvcl"""ntadiene
2,4,6--trichloroohenol
2--chloronaohthalene
acenaohthvlene
dimethvl ohthalate
2.6-dinitrotoluene
acenanhthene
2.4-dinitrnnhenol
2 4-dinitrotoluene
4--nitroohenol
fluorene
4 chlornnhenvlohenvlether
diethyl ohthalate
4 6-dinifro-o--<:resol
diohenvlarnine
azobenzene
4--bromohenvlohenvlether
hexachlorobenzene
=ntachlornnhenol
phenanthrene
anthracene
dibutvl ohthalate
fl uoranthene
J --Estimated value.
SO//hSO
10/.?'?o
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/0/11.30
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K --Actual value is known to be less than value given.
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L --Actual value is known to be greater than value given.
U --Material was analyzed for but not detected. The nurber
NA --Not analyzed. •
is the ~inirrun_Qetection !:_imit. m])L
1/ --Tentative identification. g; --On NRDC List of Priority Pollutants.
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STATE LABORATORY Of l'U8LlC HEALTH
O!V!S!OO Of HEALTH SERVICES, N.C. DEPARTMENT Of HUMAN RESOUHCES
P.O. BOX 28047 -306 N. 1,/[LHINGTOO, SI., IVILE!GH, N.C. 27611
ORGANIC Q;EM[CAL ANALYSIS
BASE/NEUTRAL ANO ACID LAB NO r;((.17/A~J'-/ Yo.a&Fi(-
EXTRACT ABLES FIELD# i/11,n L//02-
aJMPOUNO TYPE ( I l c I 1 r. ) ( )
UNITS /" 110/ 1 I un/ko /un/ i)un/ko uo/ 1 un/ko uo/ I uo/ko
ovrenc /0/.~"l/'I tL-.(__
benzidine .-s-n /11,,so
butvl benzvl ohthalate JO, '130
benz(a)anthracene
chrvsene . ,
3,3---<lichlorobenzidine so/lh5o
bis (2---ethv I hexv l ) ohtha late l/n/330
di-n-octvl ohthalate /0/.130
benzo(blfluoranthene so/th'>O
benzo(k)fluoranthene
benzo(a)nvrene
i ndeno ( 1 . 2 3--ed) nvrene
dibenzo(a h)anthracene
benzo(o h. i)N>rvlene \ , .... .I ' I
aniline s" 0 /J 1,, "'O £..\.... \.,L
benzoic acid
benzvl alcohol . ,
4--eh loroani 1 i ne JO 330
dibenzofuran
2--rrethvl n.anhtha 1 ene
2---rrethvl oheno 1
4--rrethvlohenol ~:,
2-nitroani 1 ine S-o r,1.,;o
3-ni troani 1 ine
4-nitroaniline
2.4 5 trichloroohenol \/ ,, \ /
m 1) 1-
J -Estimated value. H 2. 0 / Soli...
to be less than value given.
to be greater than value given. K -Actual value is known
L -Actual value is known
U -Katerial was analyzed
NA -Not analyzed.
for but not detected. The nUTber is the Hininun Detection Limit.
l/ -Tentative identification.
2/ -On NROC List of Priority Pollutants.
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OHS 3068-0 (4/86 Labona..to~y)
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Division of Health Services SAMPLE ANALYSES REQUEST
State Laboratory of Public Health
P. 0. Box 2804 7
306 N. Wilmington Street
Raleigh, 27611
Site Number __ 4-'-_9'--'b"-'a"---'-9--'5"--_,_i~5_,c?__.,..,_5~a"'-2,___ Field Sample Number --=----,-Lf-'. _l_J_·-'-9-~--------
Name of Site --..J...--'-c,_ _____________ Site )..ocaiion -,---S-~/_o_l~e.~s--~v~tk'l~J~e-=--------
Collected By -,-, A~-'f--'/:k'.~O~o~c=J~--IOI/ 9 5 Date Collected. /CJ,/a l,;1¥ r Time I l/:tJo
Type of Sample:
Concentrate Comments
__ Solid (5) t I
___ Surface Water (2) ___ Liquid (6)
__ ·_ Soil (3) __ Sludge (7)
__ Other (4) __ Other (8)
INORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Extractables Total
Parameter Results mg/ l Parameter Results mg/ l Parameter Results mg/1
__ Arsenic __ Arsenic __ Silver
__ Barium __ Barium __ Sulfates
__ Cadmium __ Cadmium __ Zinc
__ Chromium __ Chloride _Ph
__ Lead __ Chromium __ Conductivity
__ Mercury __ Copper _ms
__ Sclc::nium __ FluoriJe -------___ Toe
__ Silver __ Iron --
--__ Lead --
--__ Manganese --
--· -__ Mercury --
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--__ Nitrate. --
--__ Selenium --
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Parameter Results mg/1 Parameter Results mg/ l Parameter Results mg/ l
t,," P&T:GCIMS SEE ATTACHED SHEET( 1--EDB __ Methoxychlor
__ Acid:B/N Ext. __ PCB:s __ Toxaphene
_TOX __ Petroleum _2,4-D
--__ Endrin __ 2,4,5-TP (silvex)
--__ Lindane --
MICROBIOLOGY RADIOCHEMISTRY
Parameter Parameter Results PCi/1
__ (MF) Coliform Colonies/lO0mls
__ (MPN) Coliform Colonies/l00mls
__ Gross Alpha
__ Gross Beta
Date Received ~/~· · __ ; _ .. ~-·•_ .. _._-_::;_~:_~--_;_'/_-,~_., __________ Date Reported _________________ _
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Date Extracted -~----------------Date Analyzed 1cp1,1 "rf~~™,, ..
f'R~~~ft~:~· ,{'e:su /;r~ ,f;J_A,i?;z;=._. Lab Number 80~6o0
DHS319l(Rev;sed7/8S) #:f"c:J 2-&YtJ-S::07,~y_s;-
Solid and Harnrdous Waste (Review 7 /87)
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N. C. Department of Human Resources
Division of Health Services
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SAMPLE ANALYSES REQUEST
State Laboratory of Public Health
P. 0. Box 2804 7
306 N. Wilmington Srreer
Raleigh, 27611
Site Number _4'---'9---'-'/)'----"0e-9c...=5e-'--/~5e-S°~S~a~---Field Sample Number _1-/~_0 __ 9_l..f~--------
Name of Site -~F_-_-_C~-~i(~--.------------Site )..oca;ion . 0 fa le :( 1;,, , "l/<?e
-~A~~) ~w~o~c-~cJ~--ID# __ '-_/_5 __ Date Collected / 0 / 'd '-;~/ r;., K
Collected By
Type of Sample:
Concentrate Comments
E~mental .
___ Groundwater (1) __ Solid (5) <11 ;,v ,i A
__ Surface Water (2) __ Liquid (6)
__ Soil (3) __ Sludge (7)
__ Other (4) __ Other (8)
INORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Extractable• Total
Parameter Results mg/ l Parameter Results mg/ l Parameter
.
__ Arsenic __ Arsenic __ Silver
__ Barium __ Barium __ Sulfates
__ Cadmium __ Cadmium __ Zinc
__ Chromium __ Chloride _Ph
__ Lead· __ Chromium __ Conductivity
__ Mercury __ Copper _TDS
__ Selenium __ Fluoride --· __ TOC
__ Silver __ Iron --
--__ Lead --
--__ Manganese --
--· ----__ Mercury --
--__ Nitrate --
--__ Selenium --
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
.,Parameter Results mg/ l Parameter Results mg/1 Parameter
v P&T:GCIMS SFE ATTACHED SHEET( +-EDB __ Methoxychlor
__ Acid:B/N Ext. __ PCB's __ T oxaphene
_TOX __ Petroleum _2,4-D
--__ Endrin __ 2,4,5-TP (silvcx)
--__ Lindane --
MICROBIOLOGY RADIOCHEMISTRY
Time J 'f ,' I 5'
Resu Its mg/ l
--··
Results mg/ l
Parameter Parameter Results PCi/ l
__ (MF) Coliform Colonies/!00mls
__ (MPN) Coliform Colonies/ IO0mls
__ Gross Alpha
__ Gross Beta
Date Received ~· ~"-·_· ,_. __ /;_,_:·~7_;r_,_.,,_, __________ Date Reported _________________ _
Dare Extracted __________________ Date Analyzed vo5-p,Jar, 7!'!;1, -, ·"
Reported By Lab Number gQ.-;.l,8~
OHS 3191 (Rev;sed 7/85)
Solid and Hazardous Waste (Review 7/87)
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N. C. Department of Human Resources
Division of Health Services SAMPLE ANALYSES REQUEST
Rush
State Laboratory of Public Hcalch
P. 0. Box 28047
306 N. Wilmington Streer
JICJQ c::....· 7 / cc, Raleigh, 27611
Site Number _L/_'1'--Q~Q""---'Cf_5"-'-J-'--5~· ~"--5=--c,;i_'---'7'------Field Sample Number-~:::~~"!:':~"--------
Name of Site ---'------'c~U,....-----,------------Site Locaiion -c-. -~s~~~~q~~i~e~s:~v-~I~·~; l~e.~-~------
__ A-'-'-l--=IN'_o~· -"-D~Jc...._ __ ID# __ 4~,~5: __ Date Collected · / 0 1/-2, LJ)'Z R'. Time / 9 .' Od
Collected By
Type of Sample:
Envir~ental
_V __ r. G.,roundwater ( q
Concentrate
__ Solid (5) Mv
Comments
___ Surface Water (2) ___ Liquid (6)
__ Soil (3) __ Sludge (7)
__ Other (4) __ Other (8)
INORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Extractable• Total
Parameter Results mg/ 1 Parameter Results mg/ 1 Parameter Results mg/ 1
__ Arsenic __ Arsenic __ silver
__ Barium __ Barium __ Sulfates
__ Cadmium __ Cadmium __ Zinc
__ Chromium __ Chloride _Ph
__ Lead __ Chromium __ Conductivity
__ Mercury __ Copper _TDS
__ Sele1iium __ Fluoride --__ TOC ---·•-----
__ Silver __ Iron --
--__ Lead --
--__ Manganese --
---~---__ Mercury --
--__ Nitrate. --
--__ Selenium --
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Results mg/1 Parameter Results mg/ 1 Parameter Results mg/ 1
__ Acid:B/N Ext.
_TOX
Parameter
MICROBIOLOGY
__ (MF) Coliform Colonies/lO0mls
__ (MPN) Coliform Colonies/lOOmls
_EDB
__ PCB's
__ Petroleum
vndrin
__ Lindane
Parameter
__ Gross Alpha
__ Gross Beta
RADIOCHEMISTRY
Re~ults PCi/ 1
Date Receive'/-,.::::::=-~--·~•-_,~_-_"_,.-:::-"i:-:;'.'._'·,...-:;_-:---,---,s-c--=~---Date Reported --,-----===----------
t-1,,rb (\·\GD t-le.,·b . __ 'f'e"ST
~""--><>--"'---'-'-'-'-h..---''-'-. ",µ;Cf~'-c_·.,_1'"''\~,.,·'"", _____ Date Analyzed i ,A.i7) 0 ~---f';, ;:l JO-.2(,-ifYJ:i
-----------------Lab Number 80Zft>82 Reported By
DHS 3191 (Revised 7/85)
Solid and Ha:ardous Waste (Review 7 /87)
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N. C. Department of Human Resources
Division of Health Services SAMPLE ANALYSES REQUEST
Seate Laboratory of Public Health
P. 0. Box 28047
306 N. Wilmington Street
Raleigh, 27611
Site Number _L)-'---'9'--""D'-=O~C/<->,5"--'L/'----5..,_· S".~.SL-"'o<'---'-7 __ Field Sample Number ---~--'--"{J:........:.°f....:1>=----------
Name of Site ----'---__ L_,c..:..._--~------Site )...oca;ion -. -~SL-.;...l.....::::Ct!c...!...l..:cec.,;s=....:1/:.....:.J_/,..:./_e.=-------
----'A'--'-_f'---"-,,'"'-/---'0"--'='0'--"'C;)'--__ ID# __ L-.,,_,J_,5..,___ Date Collected --'-/_o"--f/_cJ.=-_c;'-'/c.....;:;s-,----"-(f_ ,Time
Collected By
Type of Sample:
Environmental Concentrate
V Groundwater (I) __ Solid (5)
___ Surface Water (2) ___ Liquid (6)
__ Soil (3) __ Sludge (7)
__ Other (4) __ Other (8)
INORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Extractables
Parameter
__ Arsenic
__ Barium
__ Cadmium
__ Chromium
__ Lead
__ Mercury
__ Selenium
__ Silver
------.
----
Parameter
_P&T:GC/MS
__ Acid:B/N Ext.
_TOX
Results mg/ I
--
Results mg/ l
MICROBIOLOGY
Parame'ter
__ (MF) Coliform Colonies/ IO0mls
__ (MPN) Coliform Colonies/lO0mls
I _} i-~ c--,7 ,., ,,..,...,
Date Receive~ :'. -._;<__; -ri :, ·1,/ /-··
ff.rr: -yp
Date Extracted /0 -;JS:-BKEJJ''
Total
Parameter Results mg/ l Parameter Results mg/1
__ Arsenic __ silver
__ Barium __ Sulfates
__ Cadmium __ Zinc
__ Chloride _Ph
__ Chromium __ Conductivity
__ Copper _ms
__ Fluoride. -------_TOC .
__ Iron --
__ Lead --
__ Manganese --
__ Mercury --
__ Nitrate --
__ Selenium --
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Parameter
_EDB
_PCB'.s
__ Petroleum
_ 1 /F ydrin
---1.L1..indane
Results mg/1 Parameter Results mg/1
ethoxychlor
__ oxaphene _z 4-D · .C:O.CO
~4.5-TP (silvex) "-0.CO {
---'-"''--l-::Ll4.!1!1.J __ L/f"_ C h lo c, f'e < l'--'''-'·(.,_·,..c·,1wf-->..£ ___ _
Parameter
__ Gross Alpha
__ Gross Beta
RADIOCHEMISTRY
Results PCi/ 1
Reported By _________________ _
DHS 3191 (Revised 7/85)
s,~li,I ,.n,~ H,.,,.rrin,1c; Wure (Review 7 /87)
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N. C. Oepart"ment of H~man Resources
Division of Health Services SAMPLE ANALYSES REQUEST
State Laboratory of Public Health
P. 0. Box 28047
306 N. Wilmington Street
Raleigh, Z 76 I I
Site Number -Lf+-9-l. . ...JQ!,,l-.:eO:._.,':f-"-5-~.,_,_.C,,_· ..,?,_· ....,S"-"~=--<7 ____ Field Sample Number---~~{)_._(] _________ _
Nome of Site __ ..,_f_-...c{.:..._-')(..,_ ____________ Site l.-ocaiion ~---"S"-'f'--"'a~f...,-e.~5=,;_,1_,_/_,_/.""e..,~"'-------
~M~~f~l!~l~P~C~2~c ..... / ___ ID# --0!+-=5 __ Date Collected _....,_[_c;_0_,1--).e:.a:...'1-1-+,/-"'?--'-?_· -Time ~/_9_,__: o~O~-
Collected By
Type of Sample:
Environmental
doroundwater
Concentrate
(I) __ Solid (5)
__ Surface Water (2) ___ Liquid (6)
__ Soil (3) __ Sludge (7)
__ Other ( 4) __ Other ( 8)
INORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Extractables
Parameter Results mg/1 Parameter Results mg/ 1
Comments
Total
Parameter Remits mg/1
I
__ Arsenic __ Arsenic __ Silver I
__ Barium __ Barium __ Sulfates
__ Cadmium __ Cadmium __ Zinc
__ Chromium __ Chloride _Ph
__ Lead __ Chromium __ Conductivity
__ Mercury __ Copper _TDS
__ Selenium __ Fluor:Je -___ TOC
__ Silver __ Iron --
--__ Lead --
--__ Manganese --
---__ Mercury ---·· --__ Nitrate --
--__ Selenium --
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Parameter Results mg/ 1 Parameter Results mg/ 1 Parameter Results mg/1
~T:GC/MS EDB __ Methoxychlor
d:B/N Ext. SEE ATTACHED SHEE LPCB'.s __ Toxaphene
_TOX __ Petroleum _2,4-D
--__ Endrin --2,4,5-TP (silvcx)
--__ Lindane --
MICROBIOLOGY RADIOCHEMISTRY
Parameter Parameter Results PCi/1
__ (MF) Coliform Colonies/l00mls
__ (MPN) Coliform Colonies/!00mls
__ Gross Alpha
__ Gross Beta
I, ,,, __ ~/ ,/
Date Received ~;_:--_·,_,,_· ·_· ·_-_._·~~•,.,·· ,..;~(!_!_'.) __________ Date Reported _________________ _
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Date Extracted ID-.J.1.,-'.r? Bu 11\i.J ,. Date Analyzed JO-;:l. 7-f ~ /3 t:,J..
Reported By
DHS 3 I 91 ( Rev;sed 7185)
SoliJ ;rnJ Hazardous Waste (Review 7187)
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N. C. Department of Human Resources
Division of Health Services
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SAMPLE ANALYSES REQUEST
Seate Laboratory of Public Health
P. 0. Box 2804 7
306 N. Wilmington Street
Raleigh, 2761 I
Site Number _L._,/_Cf_;_=..{)_O_q'-----'-6_½~1J"---<S,,,--ufScc;;).cc..--7 __ Field Sample Number __ 4--'---"f_C_,--'c)_"-----------
Name of Site -( Site Loca;ion. :$ fc1 f CS v,· )/e
Collected By ...;,A-'--'--'-j---'V:""--'Q'-Q""--'-Cq..,/ ___ ID# __ L/~5~-Date Collected -·~/o-/~d-~'-/_,,./--'<8''-"X:::---Time I '-I ; I S::::
Type of Sample:
E7nmental
___ Groundwater (1)
Concentrate
__ Solid (5) tv -3A
Comments
__ Surface Watet (2) _· __ ·_ Liquid (6)
__ Soil (3) __ Sludge (7)
__ Other (4) __ Other (8)
INORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Extractables Total
Parameter Results mg/1 Parameter Results mg/ 1 Parameter Results mg/ 1
__ Arsenic __ Arsenic __ Silver
__ Barium __ Barium __ Sulfates
__ Cadmium __ Cadmium __ Zinc
__ Chromium __ Chloride _Ph
__ Lead __ Chromium __ Conductivity
__ Mercury __ Copper _TDS
__ 5elenium __ Fluoride _TOC --·---
__ Silver __ Iron --
--__ Lead --
--__ Manganese --
---· ~.,. __ Mercury --
--__ Nitrate. --
--__ Selenium --
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Parameter Results mg/ 1 Parameter Results mg/ 1 Parameter Results mg/ 1
l7A~T:GC/MS . _EDB __ Methoxychlor
cid:B/N Ext. SEE IIIlACl:lEO Sl:lEET SJ--PCBls __ T oxaphene
_TOX __ Petroleum _2,4-D
--__ Endrin --2,4,5-TP (silvex)
--__ Lindane --
MICROBIOLOGY RADIOCHEMISTRY
Parameter Parameter Results PCi/ 1
-. _ (MF) Coliform Colonies/!00mls
__ (MPN) Coliform Colonies/lO0mls
__ Gross Alpha
__ Gross Beta
Date Reported _________________ _
Date Analyzed JO -J-7-ff f,fJ
Reported By _________________ Lab Number 8tl>Zi&B:5,
DHS 3191 (R,v;sed 7/85)
SoliJ and Hazardous Waste (Review 7/87)
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Chain of · Custoch· Re·c·ord
Bazardous Waste l:1aterials
Loca:icn of Sampling: Generator Transport.er __ Trea=e.nt Facili·.
__ Storage Facility __ Disposal ?2cilit:y __ ·._L2.ndfill
Co.np2n·y's Na.me ( v Telephone( ) . ----'---'=·_:,_I'_________ _ _ __, ______ _
Adciress S f ei J e "? v i'J / t.
Collector's Name ~, "?~
signature
Date S=pled /CJ la LJ le 'y : '
✓ '
Tele_phone('J/ "/ ) 7 .S 3 -~ 8' () (
Ti.me Sampled _ ____,/_4..,__;;;_0=...,0,:,_ ___ _
Type of Process Gene~2 ting Was te __ -+,f~c_·· __ .,,_/_/_c_· _;_c/_e_._S_·· _______________ _
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Chain c: Possession:
1. k~ IO/i'f-10/2s !1tf
signature title inclusive· dates
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signature
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title l --'-:in---'cC::1-u_s.sic.:v:.s.e_d_a_t_e_s __
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signature title inclusive daces
Res~:::s reported
signature tir.le dz:e
lns:::-uc~ions: Complete 2.11 applicable infcn:.ation incluciing sign2tures, and
submit: ~it:h ·2nalysis .eques: fo=s.
• • STATE LABORATORY OF PUBLIC HEALTH
-• . DIVISION OF HEALTH SERVICES, N.C. OEPARTHENT OF HUHAN RESOURCES PO eox 28047 306 N WILHINGTON ST RALEIGH NC 27611
ORGANIC CHEHICAL ANALYSIS Date bf Analysis
Lab No. C,ll/:J IA{//} Q/','110/
PURGEABLE COMPOUNDS HDL Field# -Tv= c I 1 ( I 1 __ ,,_,.,_ ·•-,i"--A'in/11 .. n/On /41f l -"·-
Dichlorodifluoranethane A n t. I
Chlorcmethane I
{Vinvl Chloride
erooonethane -Ch 1 oroethane ,
Trichlorofluoranethane I
✓l. 1-0ichloroethvlene lL lf
Hethvlene Chloride I
tert-Butvl Hethvl Ether -__ (Trans) 1 2-0ichloroethvlene
Ism~ul ether -I_. 1-0ichloroethane ~ 111
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2 2-Dichlo ne l I
(Cis) 1.2-Dichloroethvlene I, l11 -
Chlorofonn /, '7_ ..,.
_ _(8CH) 8raoochloranethane " ✓I I. I-Trichloroethane A, "
I 1-Dichlo, ne u....
{Garbon Tetrachloride I K
{Benzene I -
✓I 2-Dichloroethane IJ!..
{.l rich loroethvlene -,;
_ 1.2-Dichlor --·ne I
ermodichloranethane
Dibrooonethane
Toluene -' ..
1 1 2-Trichloroethane I -Tetrachloroethene /.. ,;i q_ -1 3-0ichlo ne ...
Dibrarochloranethane
___ l,2 Dibronoethane (EDB! !
1--Chlorohexane \!/ 'JI ·-· -~
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CONl'ENTS:
J .. Estimated value.
K .. Actual value is kllOl-!n to be less than value given.
L -Actual value is known to be greater than value given.
U -Haterial was analyzed for but not detected.
NA .. Not analyzed.
1/ -Tentative identification.
HUL -Minilll.fll Detection Limit for water (EPA Hethod 5D2.2), µg/1.
✓ --He9ulated voe T .. Tri ha lcmethane
N.C. Division of Health Services
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DIVISION Of HEALTH SERVICES, N.C. DEPARTl1ENT Of H\J!IAN RESOURCES
P.O. BOX 28047 -306 N. WILMINGTON ST, RALEIGH, N.C. 21611
ORGANIC (ljEMICAL ANALYSIS
Lab No. x.n ,,,,/ F.I~)
PURGEABLE COMPOUNDS MDL Field# -T= ( /. l
~~="m • •--.i '---.,,..,-;---,a1 ,.,,..JL,,..
Ch lorobenzene I Ai'lh II
Ethvlbenzene IV I ·
1 l. 1.2-Tetrachloroethane
D-Xvlene
m-Xvlene
o-Xvlene
Stvrene
Braoofonn
I lbenzene
l l 2 2-Tetrachloroethane
Braoobenzene
n-P~ulbenzene -1.2.3-Trlchlo, -ne -2-Chlorotoluene -1.3.5-Trirrethvlbenzene .
4-Chlorotoluene
(Tertl Butvl Benzene
Pentachloroethane
1.2.4-Trirrethvlbenzene
:<sec) Butvl Benzene
R-Is ltoluene
l 3-Dichlorobenzene
✓1.4-Dichlorobenzene
n-8utvlbenzene
l 2-Dichlorobenzene
(Bis) 2 Chloroi 1 Ether -· _J...2-Dibraoo-3 Chlo ne
_ h_2.4-Trichlorobenzene
Hexachlorobutadiene
Nanhthalene -_ l,_2.3-Trichlorobenzene \I/ \ I I
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J -Estimated value.
K -Actual value is known to be less than value given.
L -Actual value is kno;,n to be greater than value given.
u -Material was analyzed for but not detected.
NA -Not analyzed.
1/ -Tentative identification.
MDL -Minimum Detection Limit for water (EPA Method 502.2), µg/1.
✓ -Re9ulated voe
l -Tr1halorrethane
N.C. Division of Health Services
OHS 3068-0 (4/88 Laboratory)
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BASE/NEUTRAL AND ACID
EXTRACTABLES
rotlPOUND
N-nitrosodimethvlamine
bi s<2-ch loroethvl lether
2-ch l orooheno l
ohenol
l 3-dichlorobenzene
1.4-dichlorobenzene
1.2-dichlorobenzene
• STATE LABORATORY Of PUBLIC HEALTH
DIVISION Of HEALTH SERVICES, N.C. DEPARTMENT Of HUMAN RESOURCES
P.O. BOX 28047 -306 N. WILHINGTOO, ST., RALEIGH, N.C. 27611
ORGANIC CHEMICAL ANALYSIS
LAB NO Yl/l2,ui'l<J ,< 0 ? I _.l"/S
FIELD # L//00 t..J/ 0 ?.-
TYPE l I l < I \ ( l ( l
UNITS r.;n/] ,.,,,.,,,., · .. n/ l ),m&l ""' l .. n/ko o,n/ l .. n/ko
10/_::/3() ~ (,,L
bis(2-chloroi llether
hexachloroethane
N-ni troso-di-n lami ne
nitrobenzene
1<-rv">horone
2-n i trooheno l
2 4-dimethvlnhenol
bis(2-chloroethox"'methane
2 4-dichloroohenol
1,2 4-trichlorobenzene
nanhthalene
hexachlorobutadiene
4-chloro-m-cresol
hexachlorocvcl~ntadiene
2.4.6-trichlo~henol
2-chloronanhthalene
acen>nhthvlene
dimethvl ohthalate
2 6-dinitrotoluene
acenanhthene
2 4-dinit~henol
2 4-dinitrotoluene
4-nitroohenol
fluorene
4-chloroohenvlohenvlether
diethvl ohthalate
4.6-di ni tro-o-cresol
diohenvlamine
azobenzeoe
4-o=henvlohenvlether
hexachlorobenzene
=ntachloroohenol
ohenanthrene
anthracene
dibutvl ohthalate
fl uoranthene
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26 July 1988
TO: File
FROM: Grover Nicholson
RE: Trip to FCX-Statesville
On 21 July 1988 I met with Don Rigger of the Emergency Response and
Control Section, US EPA, 404-347-3931 and with Cody Jackson of ATSDR, EPA
Region IV. We met at the FCX site in Statesville and reviewed the soil and
groundwater sampling previously done, discussed the probable location of the
buried DDT, and discussed the groundwater use in the surrounding area.
The purpose of the visit to the site is to help Rigger and Jackson
determine if it is appropriate and feasible to remove the buried DDT.
Primarily, they must decide if contaminants found in the groundwater are
moving from the buried chemicals or from general soil contamination resulting
from daily repackaging of pesticides. Secondly, they must decide if there are
sufficient groundwater targets in the area to warrant a removal.
GN/ds/grover.58
TO:
FROM:
RE:
File
Grover Nicholson
FCX-Statesville
Site visit to site with EPA
-
19 July 1988
I telephoned the Iredell County Health Department (704-873-7291) today
and talked with Margaret Burke, environmental secretary. I left a message for
Kelly Sheeks, Environmental Health Coordinator, that an EPA representative and
I would be at the FCX facility in Statesville on Thursday. Ms. Burke said
that Mr. Sheeks would probably call back and that he would notify the county
health director.
GN/ds/grover. 55
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North Carolina Department of Human Resources
Division of Health Services
P.O. Box 2091 • Raleigh, North Carolina 27602-2091
James G. Martin, Governor
David T. Flaherty, Secretary Ronald H. Levine, M.D., M.P.H.
Ms. Susan Deihl
EPA Region Waste Division
EPA NC CERCLA Project Officer
345 Courtland St., N.E.
Atlanta, GA 30365
Dear Ms. Deihl :
RE: FCX-Statesville
28 June 1988
Eyewitness account of waste disposal
State Health Director
As per our conversation, I am sending a memo to file about my telecon
with Mr. Phil Keller, an eyewitness to the disposal at the site. This
information may be of help during remediation. Please add it to the
FCX-Statesville SI file.
GN/pb/grover.39
cc: Ned Jessup, OSC
Kim Dao, Cost Recovery
Sincerely,
l-::-:holsoo, Goologisl
Superfund Branch
Solid Waste Management Section
-----
24 June 1988
TO:
FROM:
File
Grover Nicholson 9-,~ ;(/~1 ,,___
RE: Eyewitness account of waste disposal at FCX-Statesville.
I received a call today from Phil Keller, Probation and Parole Department, 301 Davie Avenue, Statesville, NC 28677, [phone]. Mr. Keller worked for P.S. West Construction Company of Statesville during the summer of 1969 as a laborer. (He was 18 or 19 years old.) For three days he worked on the construction of the addition to the FCX facility on Front street in Statesville. During those three days he witnessed and helped with the disposal of waste chemicals at the construction site. Mr. Keller reports that SO-pound bags and I-quart glass bottles containing chemicals (he thinks DDT and Chlordane) were thrown into a low area prior to the site beginning backfilled and before the concrete floor was poured. The bags and bottles broke or did not break depending on how they fell. The building site was lower than the existing building and up to 8 or 9 feet of fill was placed before the floor was poured. Mr. Keller remembers the disposal location as being almost in the center of the building where the addition joins the old building.
Mr. Keller called after reading about the site in the Statesville newspaper. He agreed to be available to help locate the disposal area, if necessary.
GN/pb/ grover.35
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TO: File
FROM:
RE:
Grover Nicholson
FCX-Statesville
-
24 June 1988
Susan Deihl called and reported that Larry Snoddy of Rubbermaid in
Statesville, [phone], called Region IV US EPA. He reported that
Rubbermaid now leases part of the FCX facility in Statesville and employs up
to 8 people, 3 shifts per day, 40 hours per week, to package potting soil in
one-cubic yard containers. After reading the newspaper article about FCX, Mr.
Snoddy was concerned that his employees might be exposed to pesticides. Susan
wanted us to be aware of the potential problem and was trying to find out if
any EPA program could sample the air in the work area.
I called Bill Williams in the Pesticide Program, 733-3410, and
explained that situation. He said that either the Pesticide Program and
Occupational Health Branch would do air sample in that situation. Bill said
that both programs routinely offer that service. I relayed the information
from Bill Williams to Susan Deihl.
GN/pb/grover .34
--
23 June 1988
TO: File
FROM: Grover Nicholson f-/..),:...,f___ / .,,-.--
RE: FCX-Statesville
Contact with concerned citizen.
1 spoke via telephone today with Ellen O'Brien of Statesville, NC. Her
address and telephone number are: Rt. 2, Box 229, Statesville, NC, 28677,
[phone]. She is associated with the Clean Water Fund and with the Blue
Ridge Environmental Defense League.
She want to know details included in the FCX-Statesville SI -what
sampling had been done, what contaminants were present, etc. After I gave
here some information, I suggested that she make an appointment to review the
file or contact US EPA FOlA officer for a copy. I gave her Region IV's
address and telephone number and sent her a copy of Wastlan and FOIA
information.
GN/pb/ grover. 36
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TO:
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SUBJECT:
10 May 1988
File
Jack Butler
Telepmne ronversati.Dn with Stewart Hodges, FCX (919-828-4411)
aoout FCX Washington, OCD98147 5932, and FCX Statesville,
N::0095458527
Mr. Hodges rep;:irted that 3 acres of the FCX Washington property
including the waremuse had been sold. Bags, bottles, jars, etc. from the
waremuse and grounds was drumed and renoved as hazarc:bus waste by GSX. 1he
bags, jugs, etc. in the on-site landfill have not been disturbed. There are
no monitoring wells on the site and an on-site drinking water well was closed
and capped in 1985.
Mr. Hodges rep;:irted that there has been no clean up of pesticides under
the waremuse in Statesville and no new monitoring wells.
JB/ ds/05 72b .65
--
North Carolina Department of Human Resources
Division of Health Services
P.O. Box 2091 • Raleigh, North Carolina 27602-2091
James G. Martin, Governor
David T. Flaherty, Secretary
Ronald H. Levine, M.D., M.P.H.
4 May 1988
'IO: Nancy Scott, Associate Attorney General
Attorney General's Office
FROM: William L. Meyer, Chief
Solid Waste .Management Section
RE: Immediate Action at FCX Washington ard FCX Statesville
State Health Director
'Ihe State should request that FCX install rronitoring wells at
facilities located in Washington ard Statesville immediately to determine
whether or not groundwater contamination is migrating beyond the property
boundaries.
If you have any further questions, please contact rre at 733-2178.
WIM/tb/a-10
North Carolina Department of Human Resources
Division of Health Services
P.O. Box 2091 • Raleigh, North Carolina 27602-2091
James G. Martin, Governor
David T. Flaherty, Secretary
Ronald H. Levine, M.D., M.P.H.
Ms. Irene Kiefer
WH548-A
US EPA
401 M. Street, SW
Washington OC 20460
Dear Ms. Kiefer:
State Health Director
31 December 1987
SUBJECT: Legal status and present a..mership of FCX-Statesville, NCD095458527,
and E'CX-Washington, NCD981475932.
E'CX, Incorporated filed for bankruptcy under Chapter Eleven and began
a complete liquidation of assets on 16 September 1985. The present FCX
contact is J. Stewart Hodges, V.P. FCX, E'inancial Administrator, 609 St.
Marys Street, Raleigh, NC 27602, [phone]. He supplied the following
information.
The FCX facility in Statesville, NC, land and buildings, is still
a-med by FCX, Inc., Debtor and Debtor-in,-Possession. Space in the warehouse
is being leased, 30 days at a time, to Rubbernaid for raw naterial storage.
There is no contamination study or remedial action in progress at the site.
Ms. Irene Kiefer
31 December 1987
Page 2
-..
The FCX facility in Washington, NC was sold in two parcels and no part
of the site is presently o..med by FCX, Inc. In August 1986, Fred Webb, Inc.
of Greenville, NC bought the nain warehouse and four acres of land. The
pesticide burial trench is =ntained on this four acre parcel. In August
1987 the renaining two acres containing a block building and another small
building were sold to W.B. Gerard and Sons, a fertilizer distributor next
door to the FCX facility. There has been no additional site study or
remedial action at the facility since the site inspections by the NC CERCIA
Unit in August and November 1986. Previously, GSX, Inc. had cleaned the
block building, which was used for chemical storage, and had investigated the
contamination in the trench area. Tne warehouse was not cleaned.
If I can be of further help or if you have any questions =ncerning
this information, please call me at [phone].
GN/pb/0479b.82
Sincerely,
CJ,~ )J;,,,tcf-
VGrover Nicholson, Geclogist
CERCIA Unit
Solid and Hazardous Waste Management Branch
Environmental Health Section
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&EPA SITE INSPECTION REPORT 01 STATE l 02 &l1'E NUMBER
PART 3 • DESCRIPTION OF HAZARDOUS CONDITIONS AND INCIDENTS Al c... I\ 0 q, S 'I ~.P< 2 7
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IL HAZARDOUS CONOmONS AND INCIDENTS
01 )il'. A. GROUNDWATER CONTAMINATION . . . _ 02,Ji1 OBSERVED iOATE: 7 ;;,., 1f.P." I □ POTENllAI. □ AI.LEGED
OJPOPULATIONPOTE~TIAllYAFF~CTEO: /'',(;,':, . 04iNARRATIVEOESCRIPTION " · .. o-J ~. I, .;p , .. /'· tP ra,I,._, J<> 1 _,_.,, _,;t;-.....-, ~~ ~; //I ,,,,._,,.. ~ I
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01 0 8. SURFACE WATER CONTAMINATION of□ OBSERVED IOATE: l 0 POTEh'l\AI. D A1.LEGED
03 POPULATION POTENTIAll Y AFFECTED: 04 I NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION
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01 0 C. CONTAMINATION OF AIR . 02: 0 OBSERVED IDA TE: l D POTENllAI. 0 ALLEGED
03 POPULATION POTENTIAll Y AFFECTED: 04, N,ARRATIVE DESCRIPTION
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01 D 0. FIRE/EXPlOSIVE CONOmONS 02: 0 OBSERVED IDA TE: l D POTEtffiAL 0 AIJ.EGEII
03 POPULATION POTENTIALI. Y AFFECTED: 04
1
NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION ..
;f/l ' I ,., ' I
,:_ __ , -. ·o,-~e: DIRECT CONTACT · 02 D OBSERVED IDATE: l /1f POTENllAI. 0 AI.LEGED
03 .POPULATION POTENTIAll Y AFFECTED: S<f ,-'( ii-;..,· 1/,J, 04' NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION
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01 )ll F. CONTAMINATION OF SOIL .5 O~}.!i;OBSERVEOIOATE: •7m;y /9..176) D POTENllAI. 0 AI.LEGED
03 AREA POTENTIAll Y AFFECTED: 04. NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION
/?& f,'c , ,I -0 .-cf,
. · IACfNI ,
·C,c-,J! .,.,_, d,;,/J(,,li::.. ~ J ~ ~ ,0~-4,.,-
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0 OPULA TION POTENTIALI. Y AFFECTED: , · 04'NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION
J-f ~ /,,__..._.;._.c,,/, -.,._ ~ad~ ,..,_,.,,_, i ti'(;" ·f, '
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01 -re. H. WORKER EXPOSURE/INJURY 02 0 OBSERVED !DATE: l ;lfl POTEtffiAL 0 AIJ.EGED
03 ORKERS POTENTIALI. Y AFFECTED: -04' NARRA TlVE DESCRIPTION
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SITE INSPECTION REPORT
L IDENTIFICATION
01 STATEl02 srTE NUMBER
PART 3 • DESCRIPTION OF HAZARDOUS CONDITIONS ANO INCIDENTS 111 '-I fl O 9 <''1',R <;2. 7
IL HAZARDOUS CONDmONS AND INCIDENTS ,_,
01 □ J. DAMAGE TO FLORA
04 NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION
l{!L
01 C: K. DAMAGE TO FAUNA
04 N.'RRATIVE DESCRIPTION 1#t(w.,-.,1101apeeM1J
01 □ L co~ ,.Mll<'-TION OF FOOD CHAIN
04 NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION
AIL
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02 t;) OBSERVED IDATE: _____ )
02 t;) OBSERVED !DATE: _____ )
02 0 OBSERVED (DATE: _____ )
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01 Jlil' M. UNSTABLE CONTAINMENT OF WASTES 02 0 OBSERVED !DATE: _____ )
1~•Aut>o,1:_•s,•,_11~L.Hb!Qo,_) ,.., / I
03 POPULATION POTENTIALL V AFFECTED· ~,rwvv 04 NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION
□ POTENTlAL □ ALLEGED
□ POTENTIAL □ ALLEGED
0 POTENTlAL · □ ALLEGED
.Q(POTENTIAL 0 ALLEGED
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01 C N. DAMAGE TO OFFSITE PROPERTY
04 NARRA 'flVE DESCRIPTION
02 0 OBSERVED !DATE: -----1 · □ POTENTIAL
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01 jllf 0. CONTAMINATION OF SE_WERS. STORM DRAINS, wwrPs 02 CJ OBSERVED (DATE: -----1 )(POTENTIAL
04~NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION ! . ,ff~ ~d_fld,.__,._ ~ ./..,,,,.._.;...,4'2-,..:..__ ,,<J,,.Jl -1-o~ o---cl ot,~.
O I O P. ILLEGAL/UNAUTHORIZED OUM PING o• NARRA nve DESCRIPTION
02 0 OBSERVEO(OATE: -----1
· 05 DESCRIPTION OF ANY OTHER KNOWN, POTENTIAL OR ALLEGED HAZARDS
IIL TOTAL POPULATION POTENTIALLY AFFECTED:
IV. COMMENTS
V. SOURCES OF INFORMATION1C••-c11c,.,-,oc., .• 11.11.,•,.,.•·•.-i.•~'rM.••PO'tll
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□ ALLEGED
□ ALLEGED
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II. PERMIT INFORMATION
01 TYPEOFPERMIT&SSUED IChH• _, u..t WJOl,J
0 A. NPDES
OB. UIC
□C. AIR
0 0. RCRA.
C E. RCRA INTERIM ST A TUS
□ F. SPCC PLAN
0 G. ST A. TE,._.,,
0 I. OTHER rSHc#,J ·
'rrfJ. NONE
11!. SITE DESCRIPTION
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01 STORAGEJOISPOSAL (CMell .. lN1-,,oJy/
J{ A. SURSACE IMPOUNOMENT
0 8. PILES .
0 C. DRUMS. ABOVE GROUND
C D. TANK, ABOVE GROUND
□ E. TANK, saow GROUND
0 F. LANDFILL
0 G. LANDS.I.RM
IJ H. OPEN DUMP
Jl{tOTHER .5 Pllt. A(.; G-,._.,,
IV. CONTAINMENT
• POTENTIAL HAZARDOUS WASTE SITE
SITE INSPECTION
PART 4 • PERMIT AND DESCRIPTIVE INFORMATION
02 PERMIT NUMB.ER 03DATE&SSUEO CMEXPlAATIONDATE O~COMMEtlTS
I
02 AA40UNT 03 UNrr OF _MEASURE O~TREATMEN!l~_,,,._,NlfJIYI
Z-{.O,ooJ Po«NO.S:. □ A. INC EN ERA TION I □ B. UNDERGROUND INJECTION
□ C. CHEMICAL/PHYSICAL
I 0 D. BIOLOGICAL
I 0 E. WASTE OIL PROCESSING
D F. SOLVENT RECOVERY ' ' 0 G. OTHER RECYCLING/RECOVERY
0 H.OTHER
! ,,_,,,,
L IDENTIFICATION
01 STATE I 02 SITE NUMBER
Al c__ I P o 9 c; ,1 !: f? c:-z. 7
050THER
X A. BUILDINGS ON SITE
06AAEAOFSlTE
$ -
01 CONTA.INMENTOF WASTESIOteU-1
0 A. AOEOUATE, SECURE D B. MODERATE I ){c. INADEQUATE. POOR 0 0. INSECURE. UNSOUND. DANGEROUS
02 o::sCRIPTION OF DRUMS, DIIONG, LINERS, BAARIERS, ETC. l ~ /4,<}"4 f:_._ ./44 Al.µ..,r-J 1, ~ ~ o'A r.J .ee-., 1~
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01 WASTEEASICYACCESSIBLE: lli\YES ONO I
02COMMENTS , • l7, . _ _ _ _ · /{7_
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• ' I. IDENTIFICATION
&EPA POTENTIAL HAZARDOUS WASTE SITE
SITE INSPECTION REPORT 01 STAif,O2 SfTI; NUMBER
PARTS• WATER, DEMOGRAPHIC, AND ENVIRONMENTAL DATA IV c.... Do q 5''/.:::J'Sz. 1
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IL DRINKING WATER SUPPLY !
01 TYPEOFDRINKINGSUPPLY 02STAnJS 03 DISTANCE TO SITE
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SURFACE WELL ENDANGERED AFFECTED MONITORED 7 COMMUNITY A.}( a)!( ,Jo B.□ c.□ A. '"Ill
-NON-COMMUNITY c.□ o,G( o:□ E.□ F.□ B. 7. (a 1ml)
Ill. GROUNDWATER
01 GROUSOW/t,TEAUSEtNVICINJTV~-J I
0 A.. ONLY SOURCE FOR DRINKING j(s. DRINKING I 0 C. COMMERCIAL.. INOUSTRll.l. lRRIGA.TION □ 0. NOT USED. UNl.lScAS1.E ~-.....,., I fLln'!.o.-.r•-•••-•J
COMMERCIAL. NDUSTRlAL.. IRRIGATION {Noou.t __ .,_......_, I
I 1.1Ji5 f s/>'i//Je) (~)
02 PCPUU.TIONSERVEOBYGROUNDWATE'A 03 DtSTANCETONEARESTORINKtNG 'NATER waL /, fr, 1ml)
04 CEPTH TO GROUNDWATER 05 DIRECTION OF GROUNDWATER Fl.OW De DEPTH TO AOUlFER 07 POTENTIAL. YlEU) 06 SOLE SOURCE AO\RFER
I OF CONCERN CF AQUIFER
:B::-:i::1 (ft) t.,f SE I 4tp-,,y35 (ft) ~-~ J);'YES □NO .
OiOESCAIPTIONOFWEU.St~~.OHffl.lllld~IMl~topeoulsUClflrtd~IJ I . a ¥ ~ ~ . 3 'f: ~ 1s-o' (j.J,J,tv,,,,,,. . ...,~ ~ ,;5 I,, 802.'.,,;.._,_,~. '{;).. ,c,i,
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}:i.vEs COMMENTS . I DYES COMMENTS
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iV.SURFACEWATER V u • I
Oi SURFACE WATER USE,c,,.~-l I
)( I>.. RESERVOIR, REC!'IEATION □ 8. IRRIGATION, ECONOMICALLY □ C. COMMERClk!., ll~DUSTRIAL 0 O. NOT CURRENTLY USED
. DRINKING WATER SOURCE IMPORT ANT RESOURC~S
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02 AFFECTEO.'POTENTIALL Y AFFECTED BODIES Of WATER I
N,.ME: I AFFECTED 01ST ANCE TO SITE
£Li &vu.h D I, 5' (ml)
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--□ (mo1
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01 TOT.1.1. POPULATION WfTHIN t,f. /3.,,Ja,.,/.J......,_ t,,,.._.f.(!!. 3.d~p,_.f.,.~ C · 1:,, _,;e TO NEAREST POPI.U.ATION
ONE ( 1) MILE OF SITE TWO 12) MILES OF SITE THREE (31 MILES OF SITE
A. 15~ a. J07t_ 6. 565i. 0 (m;1
MO, OF PERSONS HO, OF PERSONS I NO OF PERSONS ... -
03 NUMBER OF BUILDINGS wtTHIN TWO (21 MILES OF SITE I 04 DISTANCE TO NEARE.t· -'. Cf-F0 Sl'r.: BUii.DiNG
f O 1/= 1 'fl ,,,_ t !.{'/ . I a (mi)
05 POPULA 1 ION WITHIN VICINITY OF SITE ,,.,o.,69 ,..,,,.i, ... CMIC,_,,,_ otMI-ot--,.,,; ,..._ ..citlr ol LO, ••If••"""· .... ". : ,.. :Jy pop,,Mle(I urti.n~M)
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POTENTIALIHAZAROOUS WASTE SITE
SITE INSPECTION REPORT
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I. IDENTIFICATION
01 S1A.TE]02SITENUMBER ~EPA PART 5 • WATER, DEM0°GRAPHIC, AND ENVIRONMENTAL DATA . . :
A/C. I A oq,.,-J/.9J5Z7
VI. ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION
01 PERMEABILITY OF UNSATURATED ZONE ,C,..C. OtWJ
□ A.. 10-• -10-• cm/&ec
02 PERM~BII.ITY OF BEOROCK1Cllieca _,
□ A. IMPERMEABLE
IL•ANn rc1-6 owull'C,I
□ C. 10-• -10·> cm/NC □ 0. GF\EATERTHAN 10->cm1 ...
: Kc t,,f, □ B. RELATIVELY IMPERMEABLE C. R:LATIVEL Y PERMEABLE □ D. VERY PERMEABLE ,,o-4 -,o-•c:,w .. cJ t10-'-,o-• CIWUCJ '~",,_ 10•1 -.-..,
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C3 C;?TH TO BEDROCK 04 DEPTH OF CONT .A.MINA TEO SOU. ZONE 05SOILpH
, :2:i, -I :z. 2. t,f ~ ' 1111 I lttl ~-
' 06 NET PRs.CtPITATION 07 ONE Yl:AR24 HOURfWNFAU. i 08 SLOPE
1/-0 (in)
Qg FLOOD POTENTIAL
SITE IS IN i',,.,fuc,~ YEAR FLOOOPL.AJN
11 0.STANCETOWETL.ANDS/6.eH~
ESTUARINE
A, lmll
13 LANO USE rN WCINITY.
01ST ANCE TO:
COMMERCIAl/lNDUSTRIAL
8.
;. '5 -~-() I~)
SITE SLOPE I OIRECTION OF SITE SLOPE I TERRAIN AVERAGE SI.OPE ;.s-" S~ I .2-b ,.
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OTHER
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' ' □ SITE ISON BARRIER ISL.ANO, COASTAL HIGH HAZARD AREA, RIVERINE FLOOOWAY I
{ml) I
1 2 DISTANCE TOCRITICM. HABITAT fo/~...,.,..-•J
----'=--Cm11
ENDANGERED SPECIES:
RESIDENTIAL AREAS: NATIONAL/STA TE PARKS,
FORESTS, OR WILDLIFE RESERVES AGRICULTURAL LANDS
PRIME AG LANO AG l.AN0
!O 8._.,..:..,_c_ __ cmn c. _____ cmn D._...::-..3:::.... __ ,rnlJ
. '\ 4 DC.SCRIPT ION OF SITE IN RELATION 10 SURROUNDING TOPOGRAPHY i
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SITE INSPECTION REPORT
PART 6 • SAMPLE AND FIELD INFORMATION
I IL SAMPLES TAKEN
S,,.MPU: TYPE
01 NUMSEROF 02SAMPL£SSENTl0
SAMPLES TAKEN ,
GFIOUNDWATER
SURFACE WATER i V O O -
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W"5TE I
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RUNOFF I
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SOIL 9 ,, :
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VEGETATION
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Ill FIELD MEASUREMENTS TAKEN
01 TYPE 02C<lMMENTS
IV. PHOTOGRAPHS AND MAPS
01 TYPE jr[ GROUND O AERIAL l 021<CUST00Yo/ 4,c. ",,o-/J,,us rt;;lcC;./1 ~L
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¾YES
ONO
0-' LOCATION OF MAPS
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01 STATE I 02 SITE MJM8ER
N c. I r. o q .c:~:5 8 t::-2,
03 ESllMATED DA.TE
~'TSAYA&>S.E
oEPA
II. CURRENT OWNER(S)
:;:!STREU AOORE.SStl'.0.lo•.ltF01'.•rc.J ~
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SITE INSPECTION REPORT
PART 7 • OWNER INFORMATION
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PARENT COMPANY,._,
02 D+B NUMBER 08 N.&.ME
04S,CCOC£ I ,o STREET AOORE~,,..o, locu. llFD1 •• ,c.1
I. IDENTIFICATION
01 STATE 102 SITE HUMBER
/\I c__ /lo C, -J-,coc2 7
09 O+ B NU tr.I BER
11 SICC00E
I 2-/ E D~ ;lj.,,,,,,,_/
J!i Ci.Y
01"""'1S
03 STREET AOORESS (P.O. lo,, IIFD 1, .re.I
osC1TY
01 NAME
Cl STR£Er ....oDAESS(l'.O. lo&. 1tF01, ete./
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03 STREET AODRESSIP.0 lo&, 11F01 •• ,i:.1
CS CIT'I'
6STATE 07ZIPCOOE
08 STATE
06 STATE
02 D+B NUMBER 1
CM5'CCOOE
07 ZIP CODE I
02 0+8 NUMBER I
I
04 SICCOOE I
I.
07 ZlPCOOE I
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02 C>♦ B NUMBER
1
04S!CCOOE I
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06STAT 07 ZIP CODE
113STATE 14 ZIP CODE
INc. :t76cr2-
08 NAME 09 0+8 NUMBER
10 STREET AOCRE.SS(l'.O . .,_._ 1tf'01. MJ 11 SICCODE
12 CITY r3STATE UZIPCOOE
OBNAME o; O+BN\JMBER
10 STREET AOORESStP.0. lolU. ,ir:r,,,.,c.1 11SICCOOE
12 CITY l'3STATE 14ZIPCOOE
08 NAME O90+Bt◄UMBER
tlSICCODE
12 CITY r~STATE 14ZIPCOOE
Ill PREVIOUS OWNER(S) ,.,.,_,_..,.. IV. REAL TY OWNER(S) ,..__,.,_,,....,_,
01 NAME
03 STREET ADDRESS ,,..0, ao.. RFD, • .cc.I
05 CITY
OlS'mEET AODRESS,,..o.1o&.1tFD1.,rcJ
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01 NAME
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02 0+ B NU~BER :
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04S!CCODE I
oeSTATE DTZIPCOOE
02: D+B NUMBER I
04 SICCOOE
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02 D+B NUMBER /
04 SIC CODE I
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03 STREET AOOAESSf,..0.lol. IIF01,•IC.J
05 CITY
01NAME
05 CITY
01 NAME
03 STREET AODP.ESStP.O. lo•. IIFDI. ,,c.J
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02 D+B NUMBER
O•SICCOOE
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02 D+B NUMBER
104SK:COOE
1°6STATE 07 ZIPCOOE
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&EPA SITE INSPECTION REPORT 01 STATE102SITENUMBER
PART 8 • OPERATOR INFORMATION A' c Do 9 _.,. u <<? <z...,
' IL CURRENT OPERATOR , __ ,.,. __ •-• I OPERATOR'S PARENT COMPANY ,,_,
01 NAME 02 0+8 NUMBER 1 10HAl.1E 11 D+B NUMBER
FC X :./1.ftLJ-,~ n;,,1 ch,1-~ I
03 STREET ACORESS ,,..0. Sol, ltFD I, ~c.J 0' SIC CODE I 12 STREET ADDRESS ,,..0, ~-IIFD ,. •re.I 13 SlCCOCE
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_j~ ;(JC.. .2.2~771
08 YEARS OF OPERATiON 0~ NAME OF OWNER '
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01 HAMS. 02 D1-8 NUMBER I 10N ... ME 11 D+BNUMBER
03 STREET ADORESS ,,..O.~ IIFOl.~I 0. SIC CODE 12 STREET ADDRESS (P.O.~. ltFDl.•IC.J 13 SIC CODE
05-C"TV 06 STATE 07 ZlPCOOE 14 CITY 15STATE 1&ZIPCODE
oa '!'EARS OF OPf;u. TION 08 NAME OF OWNER CURING THIS PERIOD
01 N"ME 02 D+B HUMBER 10N ... ME 11 0+ 8 NUMBER
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C! CITY j 06 STATE 07 ZJPCODE 14CITY 1!1STA.T2 16ZIPCOOE
06.YEARS OF OPER-.TION 00 NAME OF OWNER DURING THIS PERK>O
Cl Niu.~ 02 D+B NUMBER 10NAME \ \ 0♦8 NUMBER
03 STREET A!:IORESS ,,..0. aoa. a,-o •. n:..J 04 SiCCODE 12STREET AtlOAESS fl'.0.1o&.RF01.--, 13 SIC CODE
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o~ err, OD STATE 07 ZIPCOOE I 14 CITY 15STATE 19ZIPCODE
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SITE INSPECTION REPORT 01 STATE102SfTEHUMBE.R •
PART 9 • GENERATqRJTRANSPORTER INFORMATION Ne D 0°.c;:<1,;Ju-2-,
IL ON-SITE GENERATOR ' I ..
01 NAME 02 C>+B NUMBER I
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03 STREET ADDRESS ,,-.0. lo&. NO•. erc;.J CMSICCOC>E
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01 NAME 020+BNUMBER I 01 NAME 02 0+8 NUMBER
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03 STREET ADORESS tP.0. ao.., llf.FOI, etcJ CMSICCOOE 03 STREET ADDRESS IP.O.lol:.ltFOI.~ °' saccooe.
OS CITY 06 STATE 07 ZIP CODE OS CITY O&STATE 07 ZIPCODE
C1 NA.ME 02 D+ 8 NUMBER 01 NAME 02 D+B NUM6ER
03 STREET AO DRESS tP.O. ~ RFD,, .ic.J 04 SlCCODE 03 STREET A00ReSS (P.O. aoa, NOi, NC.J 04 SICCODE
05CITY 06 STATE OT ZIP CODE OS CITY 06 STATE 07 ZIP CODE
IV. TRANSPORTER(S) '
01 NAM£ 02 0+8 NUMBER ' 01 NAME 02 0-.-8 NUMBE.R
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05 CITY 06STATE 07 ZlPCODE I 05 CITY 06$T4TE 07 Z!PCODE
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SITE INSPECTION REPORT
PART 10 • PAST RESPONSE ACTIVITIES
IL PAST RESPONSE ACTIVmES
01 0 A. WATER SUPPLY CLOSEO
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01 0 8. TEMPORARY WATER SUPPLY PROVIDEO
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01 0 C. PERMANENT WATER SUPPLY PROVIOEO
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01 0 0. SPILLEO MATERIAL REMOVED
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01 0 E. CONTAMINATED SOIi. REMOVED
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01 0 F. WASTE REPACKAGED
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01 0 G. WASTE DISPOSED ELSEWHERE
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01 0 H. ON SITE BURIAL
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01 0 I. IN SITU CHEMICAL TREATMENT
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01 0 J. IN SITU BIOLOGICAL TREATMENT
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01 0 K. IN SITU PHYSICAL TREATMENT
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01 C L ENCAPSULATION
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01 0 M. EMERGENCY WA>ffE TREATMENT o, DESCRIPTION
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01 0 0. EMERGENCY OIKING!SURFACE WATER OIVERS!ON
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&EPA POTENTIAL HAZARDOUS WASTE SITE L IDEHTIFICA TION
SITE INSPECTION REPORT 01 STA.le.I CZ S.'TE NUMS1:R
PART 10 • PAST:RESPONSE ACTIVITIES Ne ooq5.;c-35z7
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01 D R. BARRIER WAU.S CONS11'1UCTED :02DATE 03AGENCY
O• DESCRIFTlON
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01 D S. CAPPINM:OVERIN<l '02 DATE 03AGENCY
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01 D T. BULK TANKAGE REPAIRED 020ATE 03AGENCY
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01 D U. GROUT CURTAIN CONSTRUCTED 02DATE 03AGENCY
04 DESCRIPTION
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01 0 V. BOTTOM SEALED :02DATE 03AGENCY
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04 DESCRIPTION . . I r. c. fl,.,, f .-vvvVf4l'f!~ (.,<-10,d..t; ~ ,c1,--d ,,;,._,,,t.,d.c,l r ~ ,t,,,...,,·d c.udlc "·
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II. ENFORCEMENT INFORMATION
POTENTIAL HAZARDOUS WASTE SITE
SITE INSPECTION REPORT
PART 11 • EN~ORCEMENT INFORMATION
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01 ;,AST REGUU.TORY/ENFORCEM...~ ACTION □ YES ){NO
CZ DESCRIPTION OF FECERAI... STATE. LOCAL REGULATORY/ENFORCEMENT ACTION
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L IDENTIFICATION
DIVIS ION QF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
G_ROUNDWATER SECTION
April 7, 1986
MEMORANDUM
TO: Bill Meyer
Head, Solid & Hazardous Waste Management Branch
FROM: Perry Nelson ~ /
Chief GWS jfl/
SUBJECT: Alleged Burial of Pesiicides; Incident #3172, FCX Statesville '· Plant, Iredell County 1
' Please find attached for your information a memorandum from Jessie Wells
/ of our Mooresville Regional Office. An official of FCX has reported to
Mr. Wells that 5,000 to 10,000 pounds of pesticides are buried under a portion
of a warehouse. The regional o(fice is being advised-to have the company's.
consultants, Rose and Purcell of1 Fayetteville, prepare and submit a plan for
the determination of the extent 6f groundwater contamination and subsequent remediation. ·
I Should you have any questions concerning this incident, please contact
Bill Jeter or Douglass Dixon in this office (733-5083), at your earliest convenience.
PFN/bjg
cc: Incident Files
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I 3 March 19 86
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TJ: Lee Crosby
F?.ON: Grover Nicholson
RE: Additional CERCLA Site
' Please request that EPA add the following site to the ~:1...~IS list.
' Site Name: ?CX -S~atesville ' Address: 1620 West
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Front Street
City: Sta':.esvi lle, , NC 28677
County: Iredell
State: North Carolina
County Code: ~9 ,
Congressional Distr~ct: 09
Site Discovery Date/ 26 February 1986
I Contact Person: Gro,ver Nicholson/Earry Holladay
I Narrative: This facility, closed and in ':.he process of' being sold,
began operations in about 1940 as a d~stribution center for pesticides.
Later, pesticides were formulated and\ mixed on-site. A former PCX manager
repotted that an on-site burial of S, ,DOD -10,000 pounds of DDT, T;:>E, and
chloidane occurred in 1966. The pesticides were buried about 10 feet deep and
later, a concrete floored warehouse whs built over the burial trench. During
an investigation of the site by a private company, four groundwater monitoring
. ' wells were installed and the water sample from at least one was found
contaminated with Lindane. Although the area is used by light industry and is
served by the Statesville water supply (surface source), the Carnation milk
plant adjacent to the FCX property us~s a well for truck wash-do~n water and
other purposes not connected with their production process. rt· is possible
tha~ ot~er con~amination may exist ontsite because feedstock che~icals and
e:::otv ::r,emical drums were stored and handled there. .. -!
Groundwater and soil contam~nation by pesticides is suspected.
There have been no cleanup or enforcedent actions. I'he site is ?resently
.being investigated for contamination dy the NC De?artment of Agriculture and
NC Division of Environmental M~nageme~t.
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' 28 February 1986
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TO: File
FROM: Harry P. nolladay
RE: PCX -Statesville
I called for Mr. narold Fulp, Director of Statesville Water System
[[phone]]. ~r. Steven Lamberf answered questions in Mc. Fulp's
absence. The water system serves about 30,000 people (population of
Statesville is approximately 19,000)~ Their water intake is on the South
Yadkin River about seven miles NNW of the center of Statesville.
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HH/tb/0176b
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FROM:
RE:
File
Harry P. Holladay
FCA -Statesville
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I 28 February 1986 '
I contacted 11r. ·william H. :McCullough regarding the subject site.
Hr. i1cCullough is handling the legal I aspects. ·rhe identif icaticn is FCX Inc., Debt in Possession in U.S. Bankruptcy Court for Eastern District of NC s-85-Ul574-5.
southern States CooperativJ Inc, of Richmond,. VA authorized the Hart study. 11cCullough learned 2/17/86 that southern States we,uld reject purchase
of site because of heresay of contam{nation levels on site. McCullough said ' that a second opinion should be rece±yed, Fisher and Percell were contacted ' . to be consultants. Bankruptcy court ·approved of the two consultants. The Hart report is over due but not in. ~ark Morrell (with Hartl indicated that it was to be sent by express 2/24/86,'1 It is now hoped to be here 3/1/86.
Regarding sampling:
good. Groundwater data may be
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' surfac~ contamination
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.. I. IDENTIFICATION
6EPA POTENTIAL t~AZARDOUS WASTE SITE
PRELIMiNARY ASSESSMENT 01 STATE!02SlTENUMBEf4
NC I t)C1S,;i:,8S27
II. SITE NAME AND LOCATION
01 SITE NAME,~~. com,not1. o, oerc:noti.-. ,,_ of M•J
03 CITY
Statesville
09 OOOROlNATEt. ·-LAmUOE
..35. 4:1_ QL._ I
10 D:fiECTJONS TO SITEISl•:i,ng tromi,NrHIDllt>JfC -01
PART 1 • SITE IN~ORMATION AND ASSESSMENT·
02 STREET, ROUTE NO., OR SPECIFIC LOCATION IDENTIFIER
1620 West Front Street
04 STATE 105 ZIP CODE 1'06 COUNTY
NC 28677 Iredell 1
07COUN 1"1'08 CONG CODE DIST 49 9
LONGITUDE l
JJBD_ 55...... lD_.L
Take I-40 to
(on NC'/0).
I Statesville, turn.south on NC. qo and continue to 1620 West Front Street
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11!. RESPONSIBLE PARTIES
01 OWNEFi/UkfJ0-.,1• ~-~~-·1~"c·.•i;:~k~:tt···· ..
CITY . _
tatesville" ·-· '··
02 STREET (&,u,u..s. ,.,...,a, ntllO'•~/la.?
1620 West Front Street
04 STATE{ 05 ZIP CODE 06 TELEPHONE NUMBER
NC I 28677 17041872-5261 I
O 7 0Pi;AA TOR /1:' ~,.,, ... ~ ~ tNl•r•11t from ow111r}
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09CrrY 10STA.TEl11ZJP~OE 12 TELEPHO~E NUMSER
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lAp,,ncr_, 0 C. STATE DO.COUNTY 0 E. MUNICIPAL
0 F OTHER . . . .. . . ···-·--· . ! . -··· . 0 G. UNKN.OWN
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C A: ACRA 3001 "DATE RECEIVED:""· · · .-' ' D e.'uNc0NTROLLEOWASTE SITErcERCLA 10,~1 DATE RECEIVED: , ,
MONTH DAY VEAR MONTH OAY YEAR f(c.NONE
IV. CHARACTERIZATION OF POTENTIAL HAZARD
01 ON SITE U-!SPECTION av~ .. ,,,.,~,:
0 YES,,_ DATE-,=,,·,,_·' =c'·''=,.,·-· •. 0 A. EPA · .• ·· ,,.□ B.EPACONTRACTOR 0 C.ST~TE •.. 0 D. OTHER CONTRACTOR . :. . • •.
~ NQ,.-•-: '. MONTH .DAY., YEAR ·····--0 E. LOCAL HEALTH OFFICIAL . 0 F. OTHER: • "" 1 •:i ·,, , ,,. ·1 . ••'• . ··••· -'· -------,~---,,-------.. "•
CONTRACTOR NAME{S):
G2SITESTATUStc-ca:-i . . 03 YEARS OF OPERATION . .
o A. ACTIVE '\l(e. INACTIVE · □ c. UN-KNOWN--"~ ?:::.,, ::-~r · ·"' 1240 = -1 19 69 ·-. ·---··-0 UNKNOWN··•--
•• • . ~INGYEAA ENDING YEAA
04 DESCRIPTION OF SUBSTANCES POSSIBLY PRESENT, KNOWN, OR ALLEGED
EPA Establishmerit·. to manufacture or re'pack pesticides -repacking included DDT, TDE;
Lindane, Chlord~1:e·, Mala th ion, Aldrin.I Heptachlor, and tobacco. spray_ (pro~ably MA-30
types). Liquids repackaged 1965-1966, dusts up to 1969. Seed treating with Hg
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05 DESCRIPTION OF POTENTIAL H"2A.RD TO ENVIRONMENT ANO/OR POPULATION
Mr. Reed, FCX manager, indicates that 17-10,000 pounds of DDT and TDE are buried in a
hole"-~ten· feet -deep .. under. the present warehouse. Area for empty drums potential hazard
Waste taken· to city.landfill in plastic bags. Site on city water, but four monitoring
' .,,,... ... ,.. •-a ---~..;,.....;..:1...,._.. ..;..:1--"'·.l..:4=..;-..1 --~ c::c:: __ 1.. Lindane. Well at adiacent
V.PRIDRITYASSESSMENT r--C.-•0 on nlant not 'contaminated and not used in food processing.
01 PRJQAITY' FOR INSPEC. TION(Chec:1rone-:;,g/lor~11e1>ected, c:°"""91• Pan 2 • ~ni, ln/orrn,!ICW'landPett. 3 •O..et¥1t.onolHeur001.11 Col'>dl!OOt'11-mc1CHri111
0 A. HIGH · • • · · · ·• ~ B. MEDIUM · 0 C. LOW O D. NONE . , /ln-uo,r --.aproniotly) .::. · (,\olt,0.c:l#Olt ~HI· f/Jn~cl c,,, ,,.,,.. ,...,.blol b41sll/ , /Na flltff',,et eel""' 1teeded. con1p1t,1e c.,,,.-,11 dl$pOII!...., lomt)
VJ. lliFORMA TION AVAILABLE FROM
01 CONTACT OJ TELEPHONE NUMBER
Lonnie Reed, Manager 1704 )872-5261
os Pf:.RSO~ FiEs:-o:-..s1aLE !="QR ASSES..<:;MENT OS AGENCY 06 ORGANIZATION 07 TELEPHONE NUMBER OB DATE
H. Holladay/G. Nicholson NC DHR!/DHS SHW Mgmt. Br. &191733-2178 02 ?8 186 1,,10NTH 0AV YEAR
I All water reports considered preliminary at this time.
•• -l POTENTIAL HAZARDOUS WASTE SITE I. IDENTIFICATION
&EPA PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT 01 STATE ,~2 SfTE NUMBER
PART 2 • WASTE INFORMATION
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ll. WASTE ST ATES, OUANTITIES, AND CHARACTERISTICS
' .:n PrffSIC/>.J.. ST ATES ,c~.cqJ</M/.,,0,,J 02 WASTE QUANTITY AT SITE 03 WASTE CHARACTERISTICS 1C1>1>Ck., rna1 aw,,
1,., .. ,.,,., ol •ast• ouati,,._ X •. TOXIC ){ E. SOLUBLE
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:.-. !l P:JV,r:::>EJl, FlNES XF.'..IC'.:!:::i TONS ..,. 5 0 8. CORROS!I/E 0 F. INFECTIOUS 0 J. EXPLOSIVE
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0 C. RADIOACTIVE C G. FLAMMM!:..E U K. REACTIVE
... -CUBIC VAROS !J 0. PERSISTENT OH.IGNJTABLE 0 L. INCOMPATIBLE
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CA":=G-'.)A'r SUBST AN.::::E NAME 01 GROS!; AMOUNT 02 UNIT OF MEASURE OJ COMMENTS
SLU SLUDGE
OLW Ol~YWASTE
SC'L I SOLVENTS r-(n) PESTICIDES 7 10 ,00( pounds Pesticides in soil and ground
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C:CC OTHER ORGANIC CHEMICALS . .. water
1 fioc J INORGANIC CHEY.IC.A.LS DDT, TDE, Lindane, Chlordane,
~co ' ACIDS Malathion, Aldrin, Heptachlor,
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and tobacco sprays (probably
1-.lES HEAVY METALS MA-30 types) .
1'/. l-:A'ZARDOUS SUBSTANCES /SoA:~N11~/01°mo.ltr.ou.,,i,yc,iaiCASN<.trrttw,sJ Hg possible from seed treatment.
C1 C_.,TE.GOAY 02 SUBSTANCE N•ME 03 CASNUMBER 04 STORAGE/DISPOSAL. METHOD 05 CONCENTRATION 06 MEASURE OF
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,C.i..iEGC·M1 01 f.EE:OSTOCKNAME 02 CA5 NUMBER CATEGORY 01 FEEDSTOCK NAME 02 CAS NUMBER
f'DS
FDS
FDS FDS
FCS
FDS
FD3 FDS
I VI. S\JURC~S OF INFORMATION ,c,r,spf'cll,cralatancas.•-a. 1111:a ,-.J, J91"!0III 11r.a1y11s. fflPOrTS )
l. John E. Hunter III, Assistant Head of FDA Department of Agriculture, Pesticides
Branch, 3-3556.
2. Jesse Wells, DEM Mooresville Groundwater. (7()_4) 663-1699.
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POTENTIAL HAZARDOUS WASTE SITE I. IOENTIFICA TION
@EPA PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT 01 STATE I 02 SITE NUMBER . "~ n
PART 3 • DESCRIPTION OF HAZARDOUS CONDITIONS AND INCIDENTS
11. HAZARDOUS CONDITIONS AND INCIDENTS I
0 l ,C. A. GROUNOWA TER CONTAMINATION 02 !J OBSERVED {CATE: I 0 POTENTIAL ){ALLEGED
03 POPULATION POTENTIALl ':' AFFECTED: Unknown 04 NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION
Trace pesticide contamination in monitoring wells indicated in initial tests-
more tests under way. Well at adjdcent site not contaminated at this time.
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t~· SURFACE WATER CONTAMINATION 02 0 OBSERVED {~ATE: I }l:l POTEtmAL 0 ALLEGED
03 PULATION POTENTIALLY AFFECTED: 04 NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION
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No known population potentially af~ected.
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O~~ C. CONTAMINATION OF AIR 02 C OBSERVED{OATE: I ~POTEtmAL 0 ALLEGED
03 PULATIONPOTENTIALLYAFFECTEO: Unknown 04 NARRA nve DESCRIPTION
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Air contamination inside the buildings on site
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may occur.
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01 0 0. FIRE/EXPLOSIVE CONDmONS 02 .□ OBSERVED {CATE: I 0 POTEtmAL 0 All.EGEO
03 POPULATION POTENTIALLY AFFECTED: 04 NARAA TlVE DESCRIPTION
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. 03 PULA TION POTENTIALLY AF~CTED: 04 NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION
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Workers in the area may come in contact with the contaminated soil.
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01 ir CONTAMINATION OF SOIL 02 0 OBSERVEDIOATE: I 4 nr I D POTEtmAL ~ ALLEGED
03 EA POTENTIALLY AFFECTEO:
~2 04 .NARAA TIVE DESCRIPTION
fAc:,.l) -· ... . '
Company manager reports burial inl hole now under warehouse.
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~~-DRINKING WATER CONTAMINATION 02 0 OBSERVED {CATE: I )I POTENTIAL 0 ALLEGEO
03 PULATION POTENTIALLY AFFECTED: llnknQHU 04 :NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION
Area on city drinking water -well;water present in area for other
intended purposes. I
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01i~t··WORKEA EXPOSURE/INJURY 02'0 OBSERVED {DATE: I 1'-POTENTIAL D ALLEGED
03 ORKERS )'OTENTIALL Y AFFECTED: · Unknown . 04 NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION .. I '
Potential if site is used for business.
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G3 OPULATION POTENTIALLY AFFECTED: llnknQIDl 04 NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION
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(\~EPA POTENTIAL HAZARDOUS WASTE SITE L IDENTIFICATION
PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT 01 STATEI02 SITE NUMBER
PART 3 • DESCRIPTION OF HAZARDOUS CONDITIONS AND INCIDENTS NC no 7:f' II S2 :,Z. 7
.!. HAZARDOUS CONDITIONS AND INCIDENTS ,co,,,--,
01 0 J. OAMAGE TO FLORA 02 0 OBSERVED (DA TE: 04 NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION ) 0 POTENTIAL 0 ALLEGED
Not likely. .
01 0 K. DAMAGE TO FAUNA
04 N~TIVE DESCRIPTION ,~,._1,1o1~,1
02 0 OBSERVED (DA TE: ) 0 POTENTIAL 0 ALLEGED
Not likely.
01 0 l. CONTAMINATION OF FOOD CHAIN . 02 0 OBSERVED (DA TE: ) D POTENTIAL D ALLEGED
04 NARBATIVE DESCRIPTION
Not likely. . --•· -.. .. . . . .
01 0 M. UNSTABLE CONTAINMENT OF WASTES
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02 0 OBSERVED (DA TE: ) 0 POTENTIAL 0 ALLEGED (S(Ji#s,',unolf.'sl....a,,,g jqu,dsl~p dn.msJ
03 POPULATION POTENTIALLY AFFECTED: Ilnkna:w:n 04 NARRA T1VE DESCRIPTION -. . .. : .. : . -. .. -... .: . :
. 01! N. DAMAGE TO OFFSlTE PROPERTY ... 02 0 OBSERVED (DATE: I . X POTENTIAL 0 ALLEGED
04 ARRA TNE DESCRIPTION .
Contamination migration to adjacent food processing plant or others nearby
could result.· ,----··· ·• -··--------·-.... . .. _ --... . .. ,. -
01 ~-CONTAMINATION OF SEWERS, STORM DRAINS, WWTPs 02 0 OBSERVED (DA TE: · ) )il.POTENTIAL 0 ALLEGED
04 RA TIVE DESCRIPTION . ,
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Drains are on site •. ·•-._.,,. ___________ ---··-···--···-. ----------------. -~--... -. -........... , .. I it:...'. ..•. .. .. ,,-,. ... , ...:: :., . . ' . ... -.... •.· .
01 0 P. ILLEGALJUNAUTHORIZED DUMPING 02 0 OBSERVED (DATE: ) D POTENTIAL 0 ALLEGED 04 NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION -. -•· .. -----· .. . .. .. . .. . . ..
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05 DESCRIPTION OF ANY OTHER KNOWN. POTENTIAL. OR AU..EGED HAZARDS
... ... . None known. ..
IIL TOTAL POPULATION POTENTIALLY AFFECTED:
IV. COMMENTS
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' I As previously cited. ' j -l
(;•A fC-fiM 2070•12 \7•61 J
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27 February 1986
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TO: rile
FROM: Harry P, Holladay
RE: FCX -Statesville
I called C. Page Fisher,
NC 27707], consultant for Rose and
received the following information:
['( 919) 493-1815, Box 8761, Durham, I Percell Inc. [[phone]], and I
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I FCX is in bankruptcy, Mr. William H. McCullough of Sanford,
I Adams, McCullough, Beard, is the legal council. I . .
I Only tele;,hone and verbal information is available in some areas
until report from Hart Assoc. (P •. Watts) issued.
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I Available information in,dicates 8ppb Chlordane and 26ppb DDT. in
soil. 'rhis may be a composite sample.
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I Sampling techniques may be a problem with well samples. Water
contamination may have resulted from drilling through
contaminated soil, from Using a contaminated auger, and from
' leaks in bad joints in PVC well casing. Unconfirmed reports of
58ppb Lindane in the gro~ndwater are circulating.
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I Seed cleaning was also c~nducted at this site, (Seed cleaning
often utilizes mercury compounds for preservation).
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Rose and Percell will geJ a copy of the first program requested
by Southern States via Fr1ed c. Hart. I
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Jesse Wells to get groundwater log for the Carnation Plant well.
Only storage
gasoline and
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tanks known to be on the site are 7500 gallon ' 10,000 gallon diesel fuel tanks.
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NCDA insecticide inspector sampled at the Carnation Plant.
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Lonnie Reed is now employed by Southern States. He was a manager
for FCX. :
The FCX site is a long nar•row strip of land bel;.ween Front Street
and the railroad. The I is estimated to be about five are,a acres.
Building size is about 2201' X 4 60' •
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-Rat bait was repackaged on site in the 1980's, I
-Site called FCX uistrioution Center. Site repackaged and
distributed to other FCX units.
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Carnation Plant is upgJadient from the FCX plant.
suggested contacts:
B. aruce Williams/John~-McGlamery
I Division.
[[phone]] FDA -Food
Mr. Lonnie Reed, past m~nager of FCX, [phone] or 5262,
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Jesse Wells with DEM.
HH/tb/0176b
TO:
FROM:
RE:
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File
Harry P. Holladay
FCX -Statesville
NC D095458527
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27 February 1986
I spoke with John E. Hunter III, North Carolina Department of
Agriculture Pesticides Branch (733-3556), regarding the subject site. The
following information was received:
FCX site was a registered EPA Establishment for manufacture or
repackaging of pesticides.
FCX started operations about 1940.
Mr. Lonnie Reed was FCX manager for site.
Mr. Reed indicated that 7,000 -10,000 pounds of DDT, TDE, and
Chlordane were placed in an on-site hole approximately 10 feet
deep in 1966. The pesticides were covered with soil and
subsequently a warehouse with a concrete floor was built over the
area.
During 1965-1966 pesticides were repackaged at the site. These
included DDT, TDE, Lindane, Chlordane, Malathion, Aldrin,
Heptachlor, and tobacco sprays (MA-30 types probably).
No pesticides were buried on site since Mr. Reed became manager
in approximately 1966.
Four monitoring wells were drilled 40 -60' deep by a contractor,
Fred c. Hart Assoc. Inc., of Washington, DC. Three wells are
downgradient and one is upgradient. c. Philip Watts is the
hydrologist. The wells were sampled 10 February 1986. All wells
have PVC pipe casing and were drilled with the same auger.
Repackaging operation consisted of breaking contents of 55 gallon
drums and 50 pound bags down into smaller containers of product
for sale. Packages taken to landfill when empty. Powdered
product was 50% active. 'Empty drums were stored on the site
until a reconditioner picked them up. One of the wells is
located at the old drum storage area.
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North of the site acros~ the railroad 1s a Burlington Plant. The
' Carnation Plant, and sereral other business buildings are just to
the west of the site. ~he immediate area is primarily used for
industrial purposes, particularly by electronics and paper ' industries.
The site slopes
945' above HSL.
I gently from East to West dropping from 965' to
The Carnation Plant is upgradient of the site. I
The soil i.s sandy. The;monitoring wells reportedly produce about
500 gal/min.
' PVC pipe was used as well casing and duct tape was used to join
the sections of casing in the monitoring wells. !
The water levels are 35\ to 40' below land surface in the wells.
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FROM: Harry P. Holladay
RE: FCX -Statesville
I called Mr. Jesse Wells, DEM ( 704) 663-1699, and received the following information about the subj~ct site:
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I Liquid repackaging was ~topped in 1966.
Dust repackaging was stqpped in 1969.
Philip Watts report (wj.~h Fred C. Hart Assoc.) is due this week.
Mr. Wells is sending le~ter of request for water quality data. I .
Dust wastes were sent t~ the old Statesville landfill (city or
county not known).
There are probably only two storage tanks on the property -for
gasoline and diesel fuel~.
The other information tehded to confirm that in the John E.
Hunter communication. I
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TO: File
Harry P. Holladay
RE: FCX -Statesville
Mr. E. Bruce Williams, 733~7366, FDA Food Division, returned my call. He indicated that groundwater I samples had been analyzed but that he had not seen the results. Mr. Williams ~ill phone as soon as he receives
results. He also indicated that the \adjacent Carnation plant uses city water in their process but well water for truck wash down and other purposes.
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Sample Locations
MEMORANDUM TO:
THROUGH:
FROM:
SUBJECT:
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Bill Jeter I
Ron McMilla~
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Jesse W. we11st;w1) :1
FCX P. l.R .F.
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February 25, 1986
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On February 21, 1986, RonjMcMillan, Bill Crawford and I met with Mr.
Lonnie Reed, Manager of the FCX Distribution Center in Statesville, North
Carolina. Also in attendance ~t this meeting was Mr. Howard Minton, Pesticide
Inspector for the Food and Drug Protection Division. This meeting was held
in relation to possible ground~ater contamination as a result of repackaging
of liquid/dust pesticides. The repackaging of chemicals was ceased in the
late 1960' s. '
,, O.n _,:ebr11ary 8-:9, 1-9,~6, FrJd C. Hart Associates under contract from
Southern States Cooperative had four monitor w~lls ··constru~ted on the Fcx· ., .
property. Preliminary lab results indicate the presence of nine pesticides
(Lindane 55 ppb) in monitor we~l No. 3. No actual lab reports have been
submitted to verify the results.
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At the meeting, Mr. Reed Jttempted to recall past operational practices
which occurred at the plant. ~rior to 1966 liquid pesticides were received
at the plant in 55 gallon drums. The pesticides were later repackaged in
various sized containers. The !predominant pesticides mentioned were lindane,
melathion, chlorodane, inderin, and alderin. Empty barrels were stored on
site and later picked up by drum recycling companies. This operation ceased·
after opening of the Sumter, S~uth Carolina pl.ant.
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Repackaging of agricultural dust also occurred at the plant. Dust was
received in 50 lb. bags and later repackaged. Chemicals predominantly
mentioned were DDT, BHC, TDE atid chlorodane dust. After repackaging, the
empty dust bags were taken to t:he old Statesville landfill. This operation
was ceased in 1969.
Mr. Reed also reported that in 1969 he was ordered to bury approximately ' . 5000-10,000 lbs. of DDT, TDE and possibly liquid chlorodane. These products
were supposedly buried in their: original containers. The burial depth was
reported to be approximately 6 :feet. I have attached a map in the P .I.R.F.
report which indicates the appr'oximate location of the burial.
Bill Jeter
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February 25, 1986
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Mr. Reed indicated that later Mr. Arch Purcell and Mr. Page Fisher were
to meet at the FCX. Mr. PurcJ11 and Mr. Fisher are hired consultants for FCX.
A discussion concering the work conducted to present was made. It was agreed
that after a written report w~s made available and reviewed from Fred C.
Hart Associates that further study will need to be done at the site. ' I
I contacted Mr. Phillip Watts, Hydrologist for Fred C. Hart Associates
concerning construction permit and well records for the existing monitor
wells. He indicated that he would complete the permit application and submit
well records. I
I • If you should have any qu_est1ons, please advise.
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North Carolina Department of Human Resources
Division of Health Services
P.O. Box 2091 • Raleigh, North Carolina 27602-2091
James G. Martin, Governor
Phillip J. Kirk, Jr., Secretary
Ms. Denise Bland
EPA NC CERCLA Project Officer
25 March 19 86
Air and Hazardous Material Division
345 Courtland Street, N.E.
Atlanta, GA 30365
SUBJECT: Preliminary Assessment Report
FCX NC D095458527
1620 West Front street
Statesville, Iredell County, NC
Dear Ms, Bland:
Ronald H. Levine, M.D., M.P.H.
·, State Health Director
Enclosed please find the Preliminary Assessment report for the,
subject site. This priority is based on review of available data.
FCX Inc. is roughly a 5 acre site located in Statesville, Iredell
County, NC. FCX started operations as a distribution center for pesticLdes at
this site in about 1940. Prior commercial use of the site is not known •. FCX
is now bankrupt. The proposed sale of the site brought to light a reported
burial of pesticides on the site. Investigations are underway to deterimine
the e~tent of the contamination.
FCX recently reported on-site disposal during 1966 of about
5,000 -10,000 pounds of DDT, TDE, and Chlordane. The pesticides were buried
about 10' deep. A warehouse with a concrete floor was built covering the
area. Other toxic products were handled and may also be on the site. Wastes
from "empty" drums may have contaminated other soil on the site. Wastes were
taken to the old city landfill.
Apparently Southern States authorized investigative engineering
studies by Fred c. Hart Assoc. Inc., Washington, DC and four monitoring wells
were drilled. subsequently, court ordered studies were continued by Rose and
Percell, ?ayetteville, NC. Official reports are not yet available from
c, PhiU.p Watts (with F.C. Hart) but a verbal report indicates groundwater
contamination in the site wells. The FDA, DEM, Milk commission (Carnation
Plant is adjacent to site), and NRCD have been notified. FCX is not a RCRA
facility.
Ms, Denise Bland
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Due to positive indications of substantial amounts of a variety of
toxic wastes present on the site it is recommended that soil and water
sampling be conducted. Sampling should include the well at the adjacent
Carnation Plant and soil samples in the drainage path, A preliminary HRS
check indicated that direct contact and groundwater were prime concerns.
Based on the available information a Medium priority for inspection is
recommended for this site,
On 4 March 1986, this Preliminary Assessment was reviewed by CERCLA
Unit personnel and by the following representatives from the North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and Community Development, Division of
Environmental Management: Fay Sweat, Groundwater Section; Glen Ross, Air
Quality Section; and Howard Bryant, Water Quality Section,
If you have any questions, please call me at [phone],
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p/~ tP µ✓6.
Harry P, Holladay, Environmental Chemist
Environmental Health Section
Solid and Hazardous Waste Management Branch
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CHEMICAL NAME: 2,3,5,6-
TRIVIAL NAME: chloranil.
OTHER NAME: Spergon • (I
ACTION: Fungicidal seed tre
TOXICITY: Acute oral LD5o 1
Chloranil ♦
Chloranocryl -see Dicryl.
Chlorasol • -see Ethylene Dichloride.
Chlorates
Herbicides and defoliants. They act as contact poisons, are
trunslocated and may be absorbed from the soil to kill both plant
roots and tops. Chlorates cause chlorosis of leaves and a starch
depietion in stems and roots when applied in less than lethal doses.
See Sodium Chlorate, Magnesium Chlorate.
Chlorax • (Product discontinued by Rhone-Poulenc Inc.)
CHEMICAL COMPOSITION: Sodium chlorate and sodium meta-
borat'!.
.\CTION: Weed and grass killer.
Chlorazine ♦ (Product discontinued by Ciba-Geigy Corp.)
'CHEMICAL NAME: 2-Chloro-4,6-bis(diethylamino)-s-triazine.
ACTION: Herbicide.
_ TOXICITY: Acute oral LD~o (rat), 850 mg/kg.
Chlorazine •
Chlorbenside ♦ (Product discontinued by FBC Limited)
CHEMJCAL NAME: p-Chlorobenzylp-chlorophenyl sulfide.
CO}.!MON NAME: chlorbemide, chlorsulphacide (Canada).
OTHER NAMES: Chlorocide *, Chlorparacide *.
ACTION: Acaricide; little insecticidal activity.
APPLICATIONS: Used against red spider mites on fruit trees,
omamentals, and nursery stock.
?OR~ULATIONS: Wettable powder (20%), emulsifiable
cuncentrate (20%).
Chlorbenside •
Ch!orbicyden -see Alodan •.
('hbrJromuron -see Maloran •.
,_;;:tr:irl:-dam -bee Alicep ·; Alipur •.
:.:~1:or Chem T-590 • -see Toxaphene ♦•
,:!,:;rciar. -see Chlordane.
Chlordane• • ·
CHEMICAL COMPOSITION: ical chlordane is a mixture of
chlorinated hydrocarbons consistmg of isomers of chlordane and
closely related compounds and by-products. About one-half of the
composition consists of the two major isomers of chlordane; no
other individual component exceeds· about one-tenth of the total
product. · . : :. · .
CHEMICAL NAME: 1,2,4,5,6,7;'8.8-0ctachlor-2, 3, 3a,4, 7, 7a-
hei:ahydro-4, 7-methailoindane. ·
. COMMON NAME: ~hlordane, chl~rdan .. ,
OTHER NAMES: Aspon •-chlordane (product discontinued by
Faesy & Besthoff), Belt•, Chlor Kil•, Corodane • (PPG
Industries), Kj•pchlor •, Niran •, Octachlor •, Octa-Klor, Ortho-
Klor •, Synklor •. Topiclor 20 •, Velsicol 1068 •. Also Niran • 5%
granular bait.
ACTION: Stomach and contact insecticide.
CHEMICAL PROPERTIES: Viscous amber-colored liquid
insoluble in water but completely miscible in most organic solvents.
It is stable toward acid and alkaline conditions that are normally
encountered in formulation and application. Vapor pressure is
relatively high.
TOXICITY: Acute oral LDMI (rat), 367-515 mg/kg; acute dermal
(rabbit), > 200 but< 2000 rng/kg.
ANTIDOTE: No specific antidote; if swallowed administer emetic
of 1 tablespoon mustard in water.
SIGNAL WORD: WARNING.
CAUTION: Glass or steel containers having a protective baked
phenolic coating are used for packing emulsifiable concentrates,
water emulsions, and oil solutions. Dusts, dust concentrates, and
wettable powders are generally placed in multiwall kraft paper
bags. In handling chlordane or its formulations care should be
exercised to avoid skin contact, inhalation of dusts or mists, and
ingestion.
APPLICATIONS: The oil solution type formulation is used almost
exclusively for subterranean termite control applications, and
emulsifiable con'centrates, granules, dusts, and wettable powders
for termite control and certain agricultural purposes. Chlordane has
a tolerance of 0.3 ppm on about 50 raw agricultural commodities.
FORMULATIONS: Granules, dusts, wettable powders, emulsion
concentrates, and oil solutions. Chlordane may be formulated as an
emulsifiable concentrate, using any of the usual non-phytotoxic
solvents, of which kerosene is most commonly used, and using non-
ionic, anionic, and cationic emulsifiers available to the trade.
Suitable carriers for use in the manufacture of wettable powder and
dust concentrates include diatomaceous earth, fuller's earth, and
attapulgite. Inert diluents for dilution or "cutting back" of wettable
powder and dust concentrates include kaolin, pyrophyllite and talc.
BP: Velsicol Chemical Corp. (Belt•, Octachlor •, Vel-
sicol 1008 *)
F: Devidayal (Sales) Private Ltd. (India)
Tamogan Ltd. (Israel) (Niran *)
Chlordecone -see Kepone •.
Chlordimeform
CHEMICAL NAME: N'-(4-Chloro-o-tolyl)-N,N-dimethyl -
formamidine.
COMMON NAME: chlordimeform (ANSI, BS!, ISO) (formerly
chlorphenamidine).
OTHER NAMES: Acaron (discontinued by Schering AG),
Bermat •, C 8514, ENT 27567 •, EP-333, Fundal •, Fundex •
(discontinued by Schering AG), Galecron *, SN 36268 (Schering
AG). Spanone * (discontinued by Schering AG).
ACTION: Insecticide-acaricide, ovicide.
CHEMICAL PROPERTIES: Buff colored crystals melting at 32° C.
Solubility in water, ·250 ppm at 2()) C: dissolves readily in organic
solvents. The hydrochloride is soluble in waterto over 50%.
TOXICITY: For base: Acute oral LD5o (male rat),.170-220mg/kg;
dermal LD5o (rat), 640 mg/kg. Non-toxic to honey bees.
For hydrochloride (Fundal • SP): Acute oral LD5o (rat), 325-330
mg/kg; dermal LDMI (rabbit), >4000 mg/kg. Non-toxic to honey
bees.
For Galecron • 4£ and Fundal • 4E: Acute oral LDM1 (rat), 250
mg/kg; acute dermal LDr.o (rabbit), 2500 mg/kg; acute inhalation
LC5o (rat), 3.3 mg/I for 4 hours. Eye irritation (rabbit), severe; skin
irritation (rabbit), moderate.
SIGNAL WORD: WARNING.
ANTIDOTE: Chlordimeform is not a cholinesterase inhibitor.
Specific antidote is not known at present. Medical therapy should
include usual symptomatic treatment for organochlorine
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D-D • Soil Fumigant
. CHEMICAL COMPOSITION: A 100% mixture of 1,3-dichlo-ropropene, 1,2-dichloropropane, 3,3-dichloropropene, 2,3-dichloropropene, and other related chlorinated hydrocarbons. OTHER NAME: Nemafene •.
ACTION: Nematicide.
CHEMICAL PROPERTIES: A clear yellow to amber colored liquid, moderately volatile. One U.S. gallon weighs 10 pounds. TOXICITY: Approximate acute oral LDso (rat), 140 mg1kg; (mouse). 300 mg/kg. Acute dermal LDw (rabbit), 2100 mgt kg; inhalation LCw (rat), 1000 ppm (4 hrs). SIGNAL WORD: DANGER.
ANTIDOTE: No specific antidote is kno\\'Il. See product label for practical treatment following ingestion, inhalation, or skin or eye contact.
HANDLING AND STORAGE CAUTIONS: Flammable. Hazardous by ingestion, inhalation, or by skin absorption. Although toxic to warm-blooded animals, the vapors provide a warning of the presence of D-D •. NIOSH or MESA approved respiratory equipment should be worn when liquid D-D • is exposed to the atmosphere. When handling or working with D-D • wear clean body covering including polyethylene or neoprene gloves and and heavy (grP.ater than 3 mil thickness) polyethylene, neoprene, or rubber footwear; wear eye protection such as chemical workers' goggles. Store in cool place nway from dwellings. Do not cut or weld container. Do not store in or use containers or equipment made of aluminum, magnesiuin, or their alloys. The transP?rtation emergency response identification number is UN 2924. Discarded product is a hazardous waste under RCRA regulations. For further information regarding the safe handling of D-D, please refer to the D-D Handling and Safety Manual. APPLICATIONS: Controlled dosages are injected into the soil where D-D • provides fumigant action against plant parasitic nematodes symphylids, and wireworms on a broad range of crops; also prepla'nt treatment to control bacterial canker and decline of peach trees, for suppression of verticillium wilt, and to control quackgrass in fields to be planted to white potatoes in northwestern _states, fot reduction of damaging effects of verticillium wilt in • ---·•·--· · • . • · ·' r.~ mint production in > aid in control of field
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product of DDT♦•
~ICAL NAME: Dichlorodiphenyldichloroethylene.
CHEMICAL PROPERTIES: Product of degradation of DDT+ by !0ss of one molecule of hydrochloric acid (dehydrohalogenation). DDE further degrades to DDA by loss of two more molecules HCl. DDT•
HEMICAL NAME: Dichiaro diphenyl trichloroethane. PRINCIPAL ISOMER PRESENT: l.l,l-Trichloro-2,2-bis(p-chlorophenyl) ethnne (not less than 70%). MEDICAL AND PHARMACEUTICAL NAME: Chloropheno-thane.
OTHER COMMON NAMES, DDT (BSI. CSA. ESA, ESJ, MAFJ). Zeidane (France), pp' Zeidane. TRADE NAMES: Ano/ex•. Arkotine * (Shell Chemical U.K.}. DDT 35% • (discontinued by Diamond Shamrock de Mexico). DDT Technical. DDT 75% WDP, Dedelo •, Diamekta 50C:C * ·discontinued by Diamond Shamrock de Mexico), Didimar • (ICl). r:Jigmar, Genitox •, ( Gesapon • ,Gesarex "', Gesarol • are obsolete rnde names of Ciba-Geigy Ltd.), Gyron •, Hildit •, Jxodex •, '{opsot•, Micro DDT 75 •, Neocid* (Ciba-Geigy Ltd.), "Jentachlorin •, R50*, Rukseam •, Tech DDT• (discontinued by )inmond Shamrock de Mexico), Zerdane •.
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HJSTORi First described .74 by Othmar Zeidler, German chemist, its insecticidal value was not uncovered until 1939 through the work of Paul Miiller in Switzerland. Brought into the United States for testing in September 1942, it was later imported in quantity and by early 1944, domeStiC production for military use was under way.
DDT gained rapidly in poPulai-it.Y' be~ause of its very high toxicity to insects, relatively low hazard to warm-blooded animals and due to-the fact that discovery came when rotenone and pyrethrum supplies were very low due to WW Il. Later it was found that DDT is accumulative in the fatty tissue of warm-blooded animals and that special care was required for application to dairy cattle and animals raised for their food value. In further action to prevent con-tamination of food and the environment in general, all uses in the United States except emergency public health uses, and a very few other uses permitted on a case basis, have been canceled as of January l, 1973.
ACTION: Insecticide.
CHEMICAL PROPERTIES: DDT is extremely non-volatile, almost insoluble in water, has limited solubility in aliphatic oils and is soluble in apolar organic solvents. Crystallization point min. 9()> C; acidity (as sulfuric acid) max. 0.3% in weight; water: Max. 1.0% in weight.
DDT· is unstable in the presence of alkalies and therefore is incompatible with alkaloid nicotine and dolomite. Bordeaux mixture, ferbam, and some clays may cause a slight decomposition. TOXICITY: The acute oral toxicity for man has been established at 250 mg/kg. Acute oral LDso (rat), for technical DDT, 113 mg/kg. Toxicity varies widely according to the formulation. Cucurbits, young tomato plants, and beans are injured by normal dosages and DDT may accumulate in the topsoil layer where heavy applications are made annually to crops such as apples. SIGNAL WORD: CAUTION.
APPLICATIONS: Build-up of red spider mites often occurs after application of DDT and this plus the fact that a number of major insect pests have shown their capacity to develop a hereditary resistance to DDT has resulted in some displacement by other chemicals. Also used as mosquito vector control for the eradication of malaria in many countries.
FORMULATIONS: A contact poison, it is formulated in aerosols, dusts, solutions, wettable powders, emulsifiable concentrates, granular.
Space sprays for home use usually are formulated with kerosene and a small amount of methylnaphthalene or xylene to produce 5% solutions. Methylnaphthalene, xylene, cyclohexanone, isophorone, tetralin, or cumene are used as solvents for emulsion concentrates. There is a tendency to cake either before or after grinding so it is often mixed with an equal amount of pyrophyllite or talc before grinding. Addition of a wetting agent to this forms a wettable powder or it can be further diluted and used as a dust.
DDT ♦
BP: "Atanor" Sociedad Anomina Mixta (Argentina) Hindustan Insecticides Ltd. (India) (Hildit •, Hildit 50 • WP) Montrose Chemical Corp. of California (DDT Technical, DDT 75% WDPJ Produits Chimiques Ugine Kuhlmann (France) (DDT Technical, DDT 75So WDP) Rumianca S.p.A. (Italy) (DDT 75% WDP and Technical Granular DDT for export; Micro DDT 75 • and R50 •, domestic) Ugimica, · S.A. (Spain) (DDT Technical, DDT 75% WDP) F: All India Medical Corp. (India) (Di,?mar) • Devidayal (Sales) Private Ltd. (India)
DDT 35% • -see DDT+
DDT, Antiresistant -see Antiresistant/DDT.
DDT Technical -see DDT t.
DOT 75 % WDP -see DDT+.
DDVF -see DDVP.
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FOREIGN APPLICATIONS: (Ektafos "). Ciba•Geigy (Swit: Carbicon •; 500 SCW, 1000 SC -:::;;? waterless spraying). .---·--/ Outside U.S., Shell Internation1 g/1 ULV, and lOOOg/1 WSC.
FORMULATIONS: 240gramsl ultra-low volume spray. Shell Cl water-miscible product. Bidrin'
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BP: Ciba'.Geigy Ltd. (S Ektafos ") Shell Chemical Co. (Bidrin "') Shell International Chemical Co. (Great Britain) (Bidrin •)
Oicryl • (Product discontinued)
CHEMICAL NAME: 3',4'-Dichloro•2-methylacrylanilide.
COMMON NAMES: dicryl (WSSA), chloranocryl (BS!, ISO). OTHER NAMES: DCMA, NIA 4556 (FMC). ACTION: Herbicide.
TOXICITY: Acute oral LD'" (rat), 3160 mg/kg. APPLICATION: For postemergence use on cotton. FORMULATION: Emulsifiable concentrate (1.6 pounds/gallon).
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Oicumarol •
OTHER NAMES: Dicoumarin •, Melitoxin •. ACTION: Rodenticide.
APPLICATION: Superseded by warfarin.
Dicuran • -see Chlorotoluron.
Didigam • (Product discontinued by ICI Plant Protection Divi-sion)
CHEMICAL COMPOSITION: Formulations containing DDT and · lindane.
ACTION: Insecticide.
TOXICITY: Acute oral LO!,() DDT (rat), 113 mg/kg. Acute oral LD,o lindane (rat), 88 mg/kg.
SIGNAL WORD: CAUTION.
APPLICATIONS: To control insects destructive to grapes, fodder vegetables, cole crops, clovers; also'rice· Worm, ants, and premise insects." · · · · · FORMULATIONS: Didigam * (20%, DDT, 2% lindane, e.c.), Didigam CJLV• (20%DDT, 2% lindarie, ~y spray).
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APPLICATIONS: As a replacement for DDT formulations. To control insects d". 'Ctive to grapes, deciduous fruits, potatoes, and ornamentals
F: Socit?te po la Protection de !'Agriculture (SOPP.A) (France)
Didimac 25 • -see DDT• ; Perenox •.
Dieldrex • -see Dieldrin • .
Dieldrin •
CHEMICAL COMPOSITION: Hexachloro-epoxy-octahydro-endo, exo-dimethanonaphthalene (principal constituent, known as HEOD), with not over 15% related compounds.
COMMON NAME: dieldrin (Canada, for pure compound HEOD; Great Britain, Denmark, USSR for pure compound); dieldrine (France).
OTHER NAMES: Aluit • (discontinued by Shell International), Dieldrex •, Dieldrite •, Octalox • (Velsicol Chemical), Panoram D-31 ".
ACTION: Insecticide.
CHEMICAL PROPERTIES: Stable to alkali, mild acids, and to light. Epoxide ring is unusually stable but reacts with anhydrous HBr to give the bromohydrin. Moderately soluble in acetone, soluble in aromatic solvents, insoluble in water. TOXICITY: Acute oral LDIIO (rat), 46 mg/kg; acute dermal LDIIO (rat), 10-102 mg/kg.
SIGNAL WORD: WARNING.
APPLICATIONS: A contact and stomach poison. It ls usCd for control of soil insects, public health insects, termites, and many other pests. Note: These uses have been canceled in the U.S. FORMULATIONS: Wettable powders, emulsifible concentrates, dusts, granules, seed dressings, solutions.
Manufacture discontinued in the U.S.
H Cl
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Principal constituent of Dieldrin •
BP: Shell International Chemical Co. (Great Britain) (Dieldrex •, Dieldrite ")
Oieldririe -see Dieldrin • .
Dieldrite • -see Dieldrin • .
Dienochlor •
CHEMICAL NAME: Bis(pentachloro-2,4-cyclopent&dien-1-yl).
COMMON NAME: dienochlor.
OTHER NAMES: HRS-16, Pentac •. ACTION: Acaricide.
CHEMICAL PROPERTIES: Tan crystalline solid; m.p. 122-1230 C; decomposes at 250> C. Insoluble in water; slightly soluble in hot alcohol, aliphatic hydrocarbons, acetone; moderately soluble in aromatic hydrocarbons. . TOXICITY: Acute oral LDoo (rat), 3160 mg/kg; acute dermal LD., (rabbit), greater than 3160 mglkg. Eye irritation (rabbit), slight. Neither a primary irritant nor sensitizer to human skir... ~J_GNAL WORD: CAUTION.
· ANTIDOTES: 1f inhaled·, remove to fresh air; if on skin, flush with water and wash exposed areas with soap and water. If in eyes, immediately flush eyes with a directed stream of water for at least 15 minutes. Call a physician. Treatment is symptomatic.
Pesticide Dictionary •-Indicates trade name. BP-Basic Producer. F-FOrmulator. ♦-Indicates common name. SLN--Special Local Need. .C95 -
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lignosulfonates (Cont.)
ACTION: Dispersants for wettable powders; stabilizers of liquid
concentrates.
TOXICITY: Relatively nontoxic. Approved as inert ingredients in
agricultural formulations by FDA and EPA.
APPLICATIONS: Lignosite •, Marasperse • and Norlig • refer to
several different types of lignosulfonate dispersing agents suitable
for suspending toxicants in the preparation of wettable powders and
flowables. Experimentation is usually required to match the proper
. dispersant with a specific formulation. These materials are water-
soluble, anionic derivatives of lignin.
Darvon is a dispersing agent in flowables and wettable dust.
Maracell • C will effectively prevent 2,4-D amine concentrates from
precipitating when diluted with hard water.
Polyfons • are a series of sugar-free sodium lignosulfonate
dispersants having varying degrees of sulfonation.
Reax • is the name applied to a series of sulfonated lignin
dispersants, wetter-dispersants, and metal complexing agents each
of which is specifically designed for use in its area of application. All
members of the series are sugar-free, highly soluble, free-flowing
poWders.
Raylig • is the name of a group of sodium lignosulfonates formerly
made by ITT Rayonier, Inc. The group consisted of several
variations to perform specific functions.
See also Lignosol •.
BP: American Can Co. (Maracell • C, Marasperse •,
Norlig •)
Georgia-Pacific Corp. (Lignosite •) Reed Ltd., Chemical Division (Canada) Wy-
rough and Loser, Inc .• U.S. ESA (Lignosol •)
R.T. V anrlerbilt Co., Inc. (Darvan)
Westvaco Corp., Polychemical Dept. (Poly/ans*,
Reax *)
lihocin * -see Chlormequat C.hloride.
Lime -see Hydrated Lime.
limestone -see Calcium Carbonate.
Lime Sulfur
TRIVIAL NAME for an aqueous solution of calcium polysulfides.
ACTION: Fungicide; insecticide (scalecide).
SIGNAL WORD: CAUTION. Keep out of reach of children.
CAUTION: Caustic and disagreeable to apply. Cannot be mixed
with soap or oil emulsion without the addition of a stabilizer. May
burn when weather becomes warm.
HANDLING AND STORAGE CAUTIONS: Causes eye damage
and skin irritation. Use waterproof gloves and face shield or goggles
when handling concentrate. In case of contact, immediately flush
eyes or skin with plenty of w8ter. For eyes, get medical attention.
APPLICATIONS: Controls apple scab and powdery mildews by
direct action. Provides continued protection by decomposition to
leave a residue of sulfur. Largely supplanted by newer synthetic
fungicides with a milder action on plants.
FORMULATION: Liquid concentrate.
BP: Chevron Chemical Co., Ortho Agricultural Chemi-
cals Div.
Miller Chemical and Fertilizer Corp.
Woolfolk Chemical Works, Inc.
limit• (Production discontinued)
CHEMICAL COMPOSITION: a-Chloro-N,N-diallylacetamide
(Randox *) (4 pounds) plus 2,4-D acid (1 pound) per gallon.
ACTION: PreemergenCe selective herbicide.
APPLICATIONS: For control of certain annual weeds in sugarcane
grown in Florida. Also intended to be used on dark heavy soils of the
Midwest for field corn, silage corn, and sweet com.
See Rando,' (CDAAJ.
l.inamex -see Butralin ♦ •
lindafor * -see Lindane •·
Undagam • -see Lindane ♦•
Undagrain • -see Lindane •·
lindagranox • -see Lindane ♦•
lindal0 • -see Lindane •·
linda~ul * -see Lind.
~ CHEMICAL NAME: Gamma isomer of 1,2,3,4,5,6-hexa-
chlorocyclohexane.
COMl\-1O~ !\AMES: lindane, except Great Britain (gamma BHC,
gamma· HCH).
OTHER !\AMES: Exagama •, Forlin • (Forshaw Chemicals),
Gallogama *, Gamaphex •, Gamma-col •, Gammalin •, Gammex •,
Gammexane ·, Inexit •, Lindafor •, Lindagam •, Lindagrain •,
Lindagranox •, Lindalo *, Lindamul *, Lindapoudre •., Linda-
terra •, Lintox • (Stauffer), Nor;iRam *,Silvano[•.
ACTION: Insecticide.
CHEMICAL PROPERTIES: Must not contain less than 99.5% of
the gamma isomer of BHC. Melting point 112-113°C. Essentially
odor-free.
TOXICITY: Acute oral LD~ (male rat), 88-125 mg/kg; acute
dermal LD:,o (male rat), 1000 mg/kg.
SIGNAL WORD: WARNING.
ANTIDOTE: Lindane is a central nervous system stimulant for
which no specific antidote is available. A short acting barbiturate
should be used for alleviation of symptoms. Diazepam is the
treatment of choice for convulsions. If ingested, induce emesis, then
administer magnesium sulfate and observe. (Some physicians may
discourage use of saline emesis.)
If on skin, remove contaminated clothing and wash with soap and
water; ifin eyes, flush with running water.
HANDLI:-IG AND STORAGE CAUTIONS: Store in a dry place.
Wear protective equipment to avoid personal contact.
APPLICATION: For many uses of which seed treatments are
prominent (soil treatment, foliage application on fruit and nut
trees, vegetables ornamentals, timber, and wood protection).
Possesses more vapor activity than most of. the organochlorine
insecticides.
FORMULATIONS: Emulsifiable concentrates, wettable powders,
oil-base sprays, granules, dusts, aerosols, smoke generator. 40%
flowable. Gustafson Flowable Lindane 40%. Recommended as seed
tieatment for control of wireworms and seed com maggots on
various crops. Currently marketed under SLN registrations.
Lacco Hi Lin, 1 pound/gallon lindane used for structural pest
control; Lacco Lin-O-Mulsion I. i contains 20% lindane and for use
against certain pests of vegetable and horticultural crops; Hog
Mange Powder II, Lindane E.C.11 for livestock.
COMBINATIONS: See Agrox • 3-Way, Gamatin •, Granol * NM.
Duo-Tox • E. C. with toxaphene for livestock. ·
See gamma-BHC, gamma-HCH.
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OOmer
Lindane •
BP: Celamerck GmbH & Co. KG (Federal Republic of
Germany) (lnexit *)
lnquinosa (Spain)
Los Angeles Chemical Co. (Lacco Hi Lin, Lacco
Lin-O-Mulsion)
Rhone-Poulenc (France) (Exagama •, Gallo-
gama·•, Gammophele Fog•, Linda/or•, Linda
grain •, Lindatranox *, Lindalo *, Lindamul •,
Lindapoudre •, Lmdaterra '")
Zoecon Corp.
F: Devidaval (Sales) Private Ltd. (India)
Gustafson, Inc. (Gustafson Flowable Lindane
40%) Hopkins Agricultural Chemical Co. (Lindane
E.C.11, Hog Mange Powder II, Duo-Tox • E.C.)
ICI Plant Protection Division (Great Britain)
(Gamma-col, Gammalin •, Gammexane •)
Murphy Chemical Ltd. (Great Britain)
lindapoudre • -see Lindane •·
liAdaterra • -see Lindane ♦•
Lindo! 6G •
CHEMICAL COMPOSITION: A formulation (granule! of gamma-
BHC (lindane).
ACTIO'.\: Insecticide.
APPLICATIONS: Recommended for use in lowland rice
(Philippines) for control of stem borers (except pink stem borer)
and whorl maggot.
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TENTH EDITION
Revised hy
GESSNER G. HAWLEY
ACCEPTABILITY 4
nary ammonium compounds and
stances.
alkaline sub-
(3) A particle accelerator (q.v.).
accrptability (foo_ds). See organoleptic. ·
acceptable risk. A concept that has developed m
recent years, especially in connection with toxic
substanres (insecticides, mercurials, carcinogens),
food additives, air and water pollution, and related
environmental concerns. It mav be defined as a level
of risk at which a seriously ad~·ersc result is highly
unlikely to occur, "but at which one cannor prove
whether or nor there is I 00% safety. It means Jiving
with reasonable assurance of safety and acceptable
uncertainty." {Schmutz, J. F., C&EN, Jan. 16,
1978). Examples of acceptable risk that might be
cited are diagnostic x-rays, fluoridation of water,
and ingestion of saccharin in normal amounts.
Writ,,. Th .. ,.,,.,..,_,_1.:,:h. -• ·'· · ·isks involved in
:ome highly con-
1ce appears to be
se acetate fiber.
gth (psi), 18,000-
isture regain 6%;
one, acetonitrile,
.de, dioxane-1,4.
es; beams.
nccnaph!hcne ( 1,8-dihydroacena ph thalene; ethyl-
enenaphthalene) C10 H6(CH:h. a tricyclic compound.
Properties: White needles; sp. gr. 1.024 (99/4°C);
freezing point 93.6° C; b.p. 277 .5° C; refractive index
( 1()0° C) !.6048. Soluble in hot alcohol; insoluble in
water. Combustible.
Derivation: From coal tar.
Grades: Technical; 98%
Containers: Fiber drums.
Hazard: Irritating to eyes and skin.
Uses: Dye intermediate; pharmaceuticals; insecticide;
fungicide; plastics.
acen~phthcnequinone ( 1,2-acenaptbenedione)
C10H0(CO)i. a tricyclic compound.
Properties: Yellow needles: m.p. 261-263°C; insol-
uble in water; soluble in alcohol.
Derivation: By oxidizing acenaphthene, using glacial
acetic acid an<l sodium or potassium dichromate.
Grades: Technical.
Uses: Dye synthesis.
s.ccnocoumarin ( 3-( a I pha-aceton yl-4-ni t robenzy 1)-4-
h yd rox ycou ma ri n) C19H 15!\'O~.
Properties: White crystalline powder, tasteless and
odorless; m.p. 197°C. Slightly soluble in water and
organic solvents. Low toxicitv.
Use: Medicine (anticoagulant):
•
accphatc (accty!phbsphoramidothioic acid ester)
C,H10NO3PS
Properties: White crystals; m.p. 65°C; soluble in
water; slightly soluble in acetone and alcohol.
Hazard: Moderately toxic by ingestion.
Use: Insecticide.
acctal (diethylacetal; l, 1-diethoxyethane; ethylidenedi-
cthyl ether) CH3CH(OC,H,)1•
Properties: Colorless, volatile liquid; agreeable odor;
nutty after•iaste. Stable to alkalies but readilv
decomposed by dilute acids. Forms a constant.
boiling mixture with ethyl alcohol. Soluble in
alcohol, ether, and water. Sp. gr. 0.831; b.p. 103-
1040C; vapor pressure 20.0 mm (20°C); flash point
(closed cup) -5° F (-20.5° C); specific heat 0.520;
refractive index 1.38193 (20°C); wt (lb/gal) 6.89;
autoignition temp. 446° F (230° C).
Derivation: Partial o.xidation of cthvl alcohol the
acetaldehyde first formed conden.sing with. the
alcohol.
Grades: Technical.
Containers: Cans; carboys.
H:irnrd: Highly flammable. Dangerous fire risk.
Explosive limits in air 1.65 to 10.4%. Moderatelv
toxic and narcotic in high concentrations.. •
Uses: Solvent; cosmetics; organic synthesis; per-
fumes; flavors.
Shipping regulations. (Rail,_ Air) Flammable Liquid
label.
See also acetal resin.
11cetaldehyde (acetic aldehyde; aldehyde; ethanal;
ethyl aldehyde) CH,CHO.
Properties: Colorless liquid; pungeni, fruity odor.
Sp. gr. 0. 783 ( 18/ 4°C); b.p. 20.2°C; m.p. -123.l°C;
vapor pressure 740.0 mm (20°C); flash point -40°F
(-40°C) (open cup); specific heat 0.650; refractive
index l .3316 (20°C); wt. 6.50 lb/gal (20°C); miscible
with water, alcohol, ether, benzene, gasoline, sol•
vent naphtha, toluene, xy\l':ne, turpentine and
acetone.
Derivation: (a) oxidation of ethylene; (b) vapor-
phase oxidation of ethanol; (c) vapor-phase oxi-
dation of propane and butane; (d) catalytic reaction
of acetylene and water (chiefly in Germany).
Grades: Technical 99%.
Containers: Steel drums; tank cars.
Hazard: Highly Oammablc; toxic (narcotic). Danger-
ous fire and explosion risk. Explosive limits in air 4
to 57%. Tolerance, JOO ppm in air.
Uses: Manufacture of acetic acid and acetic anhv•
dride. n-butanol. 2-cthylhexanol. peracetic acid,
aldol, pentaerythrito!, pyridines, chloral, 1,3-butvl-
ene glycol, and trimcthylolpropane: synthe~ic
flavors.
Shipping regulations: .(Rail. Air) Fl2.mmable Liquid
label. Not acceptable passenger.
acctaldchydc ammonia, Sec aldehyde ammonia.
acctaldehydc eyanohydrin. Sec lactonitrile.
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acctaldol. See aldo\.
acrtal resin (po!yacetal). A I
plastic polymer obtained b•
mcrization of formaldch·
linear molecule of the type
Sing!e molecules mav hav
As the molecule ha; nos
arc formed. Acetal resin
wugh and resilient; die!ect
strength 1200 volts/mil (2
mil); dimensionally stable
ture and heat, rcsistan1
flexing and creep, and h;
friction surface. Can be ch
molded. extruded, and b
mended for use in strong a
be homopolymers or cope
Properties: Sp. gr.· 1.425; t
Btu/ hr/ sq ft/° F / ft; coeffii
4.5 X 10·5 per ° F; speciJ
water absorption 0.41 %
10,000 psi; elongation I'.
R 120; impact strength (n,
ural strength 14,100 psi;
Combus1ible, but slow b11
Uses: An engineering plasti
for metals, as oi! and g~
appliance parts; industri:
munication equipment;
cosmetics.
See also "Delrin"; "Ce!con
aeetamidc (acetic acid ami
CH,CONII,.
Properties: Colorless de\ic
odor. Soluble in water an,
in ether. Sp. gr. 1.159;
refractive index 1.4274 (7
Derivation: Interaction of
nium hvdroxidc
Grades:· Technic~l; C.P.
reagent.
Containers: Fiber cartons.
Hazard: Has caused cancer
Otherwise low toxicity.
Uses: Organic synthesis (r~
stabilizer); general so!Ye
soldering flux: hygroscoJ
penetrating agent.
acetamidine hydrochloride
Properties: Crystalline sol
m.p. I 66° C: soluble in wa
in acetone. Keep stoppere
Derivation: Alcohol sol
HCI + ammonia.
Hazard: Skin irritant. Mod
Use: Synthesis of pyrimidi1
biochemically acti\'e comr
acetarnido-. Prefix indicati1
Also called acctamino-or
Uses: Compounding of brighteners requiring a uni-
form dry solid bisulfite c0mplex for electroplating.
AI\'PO. Abbreviation for alpha-naphthylphenyl-
oxazole.
"Anstac-2M:'m Trademark for an antistatic and
cieaning agent for plastics, such as methyl meth-acrylates, vinyls, and polystyrenes.
Containers: l-qt bottles; 1-, 5-gal drums.
Uses: In aircraft, sign, novelty, electrical, photo-
grJphic, optical, and other industries.
antacid. Any mildly alkaline substance, such as
sodium bicarbonate, taken internally in v.'ater solu-tion to neutralize excess stomach acidity.
antagonist, structural (antimetabolite). An organic
compound that is structurally related to a biologi-cally active substance (enzyme, nucleic acid, amino acid, etc.) and which acts as an inhibitor of its growth and development. Such biological antag-
onism exists between sulfa drugs and p-amino-
benrnic acids, and also between histamine and a
group of compounds collectively called anti.hista-
mines (q.v.). One of the most important of these from an agricultural standpoint is imidazole (q.v.)
which, together with similar compounds, is used to "antagonize" the metabolism of insects, especially
those attacking fabrics: it is also being used in irriga-
tion waters to protect plants from deleterious pests.
Structural antagonists have important medical
applications in the complex field of allergic disease. See also chemotherapy~ antigen-antibody.
''Anta.on FC-34."~01 Trademark for a high foam-
ing, water soluble, amphoteric surfactant with soap~like qu<tlitic!.; a complex fatty amido com-
pound; 40% active.
Uses: Fulling agent and detergent for woolen and worsted fabrics, effective under neutral, acid and
alkaline conditions; recommended for use in bubble
baths, detergents; in soaps for dedusting purposes.
"Antarox.''w1 Trademark for a series of surfactants.
Uses: Viscose spin bath additive, preventing accumu-lation of sludge in pipe lines, reels, etc.; prevents
clogging of spinnerets; in manufacture of cello-
phane, prevents deposits from forming on extrusion
slits and rollers; in the steel industry, to obtain cleaner sheets in the final wash of the reduced sheet
during cold reduction.
antarnline CliH1~NJ.
Properties: White. odorless crystalline powder with
bitter taste. M.p. l20°C. Sparingly soluble in
alcohol and water; practically insoluble in benzene
2nd ether.
Hazard: The phosphate is toxic.
Use: Medicine (aniihistamine). Available as hydro-chloride and phosphate.
anteiso-. Prefix denoting an isomer (usually a fatty
acid or derivative) which has a single, simple
branching attached at the third carbon from the end
75 1.8.9-ANTHRACENETR!OL
of a straight chain, in distinction to an iso-com-
pound, where the attachmrnt is to the second
carbon from the end. For example, isododecanoic
acid would be CH,Cll(CH,)(CH2).COOH, while
anteisododecanoic acid would be
CH,CH,CH(CH3)(CH,),COOH.
anthelmintic. An agent used in veterinary medicine
as a vermifuge.
anthelmycin. USAN' name for an antibiotic sub-
stance produced by Streptomyces longissimus.
anthocyanin. A flavonoid plant pigment which
accounts for most of the red, pink, and blue colors in plants, fruits and flowers. Water-soluble. See
also flavonoid.
"Anthomine."300 Trademark for a dying assistant
primarily for use in wool dyeing.
.anthopyllite (Mg,Fe)7Si801:(0H)2• A natural mag-nesiu ~· _ _s_jlicate. See asbestos.
-,.,•~n!,!t!!h!.'rac,c"'e~n~e _,C"'ee;H!.''Cl:C"'-!.llu;.c• ,.....::> Properties: Yellow crystals with blue fluorescence. Soluble in alcohol and ether; insoluble in water.
Sp. gr. 1.25 (27/4°C); m.p. 217'C; b.p. 340°C;Oash
point 250°F (!2l0 C) (closed cup). Combustible.
It has semiconducting properties.
Derivation: (a) By salting out from crude anthracene
oil, and draining. The crude salts are purified by pressing and fina!ly, by the use of various solvents,
phenanthrene and carbazole are removed~ (b) by disti!ling crude anthracene oil with alkali carbonate
in iron retorts, the distillate containing only anthra-
cene and phenanthrene. The latter is removed by
carbon disulfide.
Method of purification: By sublimation with super-
heated steam, or by crystallization from benzene
followed by sublimation; for very pure crystals, by
zone melting of solid anthracene.
Impurities: Phenanthrene, carbazole and chrysene.
Grades: Commercial (90 to 95%); pure crystals.
Hazard: A known carcinogen.
Uses·. Dyes; alirnrin; phenanthrenc; carbazo!e;
anthraquinone; calico printing; as component of smoke screens; as scintillation counter crystals;
organic semiconductor research.
flnthracenc oil. A coal~tar fraction boiling in the range 270-360°C; a source of anthracene and
similar aromatics. Also used as a wood preservative.
and pesticide, except on food crops.
Ha1.ard: A known carcinogen.
1,8,9-.anthr.accnctriol. See anthralin.
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BO OH
Properties; \\'hite needles; soluble in water; insoluble
in alcohol and ether.
Derivation: Reaction of H-acid with JO% NaOH at
280, c.
Uses: Azo dye intermediate; analytical reagent.
chromous bromide (chromium bromide) CrBr2.
Propcrti~s: White crystals; changes to yellow on
heating. Oxidizes in moist air but stable in dry air.
Sp. gr. 4.356; m.p. 842°C; soluble in water (blue
color).
Hazard: Toxic by ingestion; irritant to skin and
tissac. Tolerance (as Cr), 0.5 mg per cubic meter in
air.
chromous ecrbonate (chromium carbonate) CrCO3.
Properties: Grayish-blue amorphous mass; sp. gr.
2. 75. Soluble in mineral acids; slightly soluble in
water containing carbon dioxide; insoluble in al-
cohol.
Hazard: Toxic by ingestion; irritant to skin and
tissue. Tolerance (as Cr), 0.5 mg per cubic meter in
air.
chromous chloride (chromium chloride) CrCb.
Propt:rties: White, deliquescent needles; sp. gr. 2.878
(25°C); m.p. 824°C; active reducing agent; very
soluble in water; insoluble in alcohol and ether.
Derivation: Reaction of the metal with anhydrous
hydrogen chloride.
Hazard: Toxic. Tolerance (as Cr), 0.5 mg per cubic
meter in air.
Uses:·Reducing agent; catalyst; reagent; chromizing.
chromous oxalutc CrCiO,· HiO.
Properties: Yellow crystalline powder; sp. gr. 2.468;
solub!e in water; active reducing agent.
Hazar'd: Toxic by ingestion; irritant to skin and
tissue. Tolerance (as Cr), 0.5 mg per cubic meter in
air .
.. Chromoxane."307 Trademark of mordant dyestuffs.
Used on wool; characterized by fairly good fastness
to light, very good fastness to fulling, etc., and by
relatively bright shade.
"Chromspun."n6 Trademark for a solution-dyed ace•
tate fiber.
chrom~·I chloride (chromium oxych\oride; ch!oro-
chromic anhydride) CrO:::Ch.
Properties: Mobile, dark•red liquid. B.p. I 16°C;
freezing point-96.5°C; sp. gr. 1.911. Fumes in air;
reacts ,·igorously with water to form chromic acid,
chromic chloride, hvdro,::hloric acid, and chlorine.
Miscible with carb.on tetrachloride, tctrachloro•
ethane, carbon disulfide. N'onconductor of eke•
tricity. Strong oxidizing agent. Protect from light
and moisture.
Deri\'<ltion: By heating sodium dichromatc and so•
dium chloride with sulfuric acid.
Hazard: Toxic. Corrosive to tissue.
Uses; Organic oxidations and chlorinations: solvent
for chromic anhydride; chromium complexes and
dyes; catalyst.
Shipping regulations: (Rail, Air) Corrosive label. ~ at
acceptable passenger.
chromyl nuoride (chromium o.xyfluoride) CrF1O1.
Properties: Black crystals; sublimes at 29.6° C; poly·
merizes on exposure to light.
Hazard: Highly reactive; ignites hydrocarbon gases
at high temperatures. Toxic.
Uses: Fluorination catalyst; dyeing polyoldins.
chrysamine G C16H16r-..1.O6;-,fa2.
Properties: Yellowish•brown powder. Very sparingly
soluble in water.
Derivati,
salicylic
Use: Yer
chrysanth
(CH,),<
Properti
ester oc
in watc
Contain
Haza;d:
Uses: S~
icides;
Sec a!s<
ciuysazi1
chrysene ( l.2•benzphenanthrene) C1s H11 (a tetra•
cyclic hydrocarbon)
Properties: Crystals; sp. gr. l.274 (20/4°C); m.p.
254°C; b.p. 448°C; sublimes easily in a vacuum.
Slightly solu blc in alcohol. ether, glacial acetic acid.
Insoluble in water.
Derivation: Distillation of coal tar.
Hazard: Carcinogenic agent. Toxic.
Use: Organic synthesis.
chr,·soidine hydrochloride (meta•diaminoa1.oben•
zene hydrochloride} (C6 H,N?--:C6 H3(NH2)i· HCI.
Properties: Red-brown powder or large black shiny
crystals with a green luster. Soluble in alcohol and
water giving orange•brown solutions. Insoluble in
ether; m.p. l J 7° C.
Uses: Orange dye for cotlon and silk.
chrysolite. See olivine.
chrysotile. See .1sbestos.
chu. Abbreviation for centigrade heat unit. It is the
amount ofhi::at required to raise the temperature of
one pound of water one centigrade degree from
15° C to I 6° C. It is sometimes called a pcu (pound
centigrade unit).
chymosin. See rennin.
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pressure 0.58 mm (200°C); insoluble in water; \'iS-cosity 26.3 cp (20°C). Flash point 425°F (218°C). Combustible. Low toxicity. v~e: rtasiicizer.
di<lecylnmine [CH1(CH,)?]2NH. Propenies: Light straw-colored liquid; faint amme odor: boiling range l95-215°C ()2 mm); sp. gr. 0.840 (20/20°C) (solid). Combustible.
didecyl ether (C1uH21).;0.
Properties: Liquid; m.p. 16°C; b.p. 170-!80°C (6 mm); sp. gr. 0.819 (20/4°C); refractive index 1.4418 (n 20/ D). Combustible.
Grades: 95% (min} purity. · Uses: Electrical insulators; water repellent; !ubricant in plastic molding and processing; antistatic agent; intermediate.
didcc)·I phth•late (DDP) C.11,(COOC,olli,):. Properties: Light-colored liquid: sp. gr. 0.9675 (20/ 20' C); 8. 05 lb/ gal (20°C); b.p. 261 ° C (5 mm); in sol• ublc in water; vapor pressure 0,3 mm Hg (200°CJ: viscosity 113, 2 cp (20°C); nash point 445° F (229°C). Combustible. Low toxicity. Containers: Drums, tank cars; tank trucks. Use: Plasticizer, especially for vinyl resins.
rlitiec,rl sulfide (didecyl thioether) (CioHnhS. Properties: Liquid; solidifies at 22.2°C; b.p. 205-2060C (4 mm); sp. gr. 0.831 (20/4°C); refractive index 1.4569 (n 33.5°C/ D). Combustible. Grades: 95% (min.) purity. . Use: Organic synthesis (formation of sulfonium com~ pour.ds).
didecJl thioether.
didodecylamine.
didodecyl e1hcr.
Sec didecyl sulfide.
See dilaurylamine.
See dtlauryl ether.
did odecyl-3,3 '•thi od i propionate. di propionate. See di!auryl thio-
didorlecyl lhioether. See dilauryl sulfide. DIOP, See diisodecyl phthalate.
didymiurn Di
Commercial mixture of rare earth e!ements ob-tained from mona1.ite sand by extraction followed by the elimination of cerium and thorium. The name ls used like tha:. of an element in naming mixed ox-id1:s and salts, The approximate composition of didymium from mona1.ite, expn:ssed as rare earth oxides is 46% lamhana, La~O3; 10% praseodymia, Pr60:t; 32% ncodyrnia, Nd:,O3; 5%samaria, Sm.;O3; 0.49t yttrium earth oxides; 1 % ceria, CcO;; 3% gadolinia Gd~O3; 2% others. Commercially used didymium salts are acetate, carbonate, chloride, fluoride, nitrate, etc. Didymium oxide; Di;O3; brown powder; insoluble in water; soluble in acids. Containers: Glass bottles; fiber and steel drums. Uses (as r,ahs): Coloring and decolori1.ing glass; in tt:mpcraiure-compensaiing capacitors for radio,
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television, and radar; in carbon arc cores (fluoride); in stainless steel ( oxide): metallurgical research; tex-tile treatment.
Shipping regu!ati.ons:
direr label. (didymlum nitrate) (Air) Oxi•
die. A device, usually of steel, having a specific shape or design, which it imparts to such materials as metals and plastics, either by impact (stamping), by the contour of a negative cavity (casting), or by passing the material through it (extrusion). Dia-mond dies may be used for wire-drawing. The terms "die" and "mold" are virtually synonymous in the sense of a negative cavity into which a mo!ten metal or plastic is introduced under pressure, the former bci,ng used in reference to metals and the }alter for plastics, rubber. etc. See also die castim?: investment casting; inject
die casting. St molten metal
negative-cavit
The die is us commonly us, copper, lead , include silico
ances as low
75 to !00 lb
end-use area:
plane parts; t}
machines, ele
for various rr I
dieldrin (HEOD) C1,;HioOCk Generic narne for an insecticidal product containing not less than 85% of 1,2,3,4, I 0, l O -hexachloro -6, 7 -epoxy -1 ,4,-fa,5,6,-7 ,8,8a -octahydro-l ,4-endo,exo-5,8 -dimethano-naphthalcne, and not less rhan 15% active related compounds, See also endrin, a stereoisomer of dieldrin.
Properties: LighHan, f1aked solid, m.p. 175°C. In-soluble in water, methanol, aliphatic hydrocarbons; soluble in acetone, benzene. Compatible with most fertili1.ers, herbicides, fungicides and insecticides. Derivation: By oxidation of aldrin (q.v.) with per-acids.
Containers: fiber drums. Hazard: Highly toxic by ingestion, inhalation and skin absorption. Penetrates intact skin. Tolerance, 0.25 milligram per cubic meter of air. Use restricted to ~onagricu!tural applications. Said to be carcino-genic.
Use: Insecticide.
Shipping regulations: !'\o label required.
dielectric., A substance that has verv low electrical conducti\'ity, i.e., an insulator_ S~ch substances have electrical conductivity of less than 1.000,000th rnho per cm. Those with a somewhat higher conduc-tivity ( !0-6 to !0-3 mho per cm) are called semicon-ductors (q,v.). Among the more common solid dielectrics are glass, iubber and similar elaslomers, wood and other cellulosics, Liquid dielectrics are
I '
,!' I
of classical mechanics. Sec also liquid, l\'cwtonian; rheology; fluidization; hydraulic fluid.
fluid hc-d. See fluidiwtion.
fluidization. A technique in which a finely divided solid is caused to behave like a fluid by suspending it in a moving gas or liquid. The solids so treated are frequently catalysts; hence, the term fluid catalysis. The fluidized catalyst. e.g., alumina-silica gel, is brought into intimate contact with the suspending liquid or gas mixture, usually a petroleum fraction. Loc:al overheating of the catalyst is greatly reduced, and portions of catalyst can be easily removed for regeneration without shutting down the unit. There arc also non-catalytic applications of f1uidization, e.g., reduction of iron ore. Important uses of the fl:iidized bed process are (1) cracking of petroleum
fractions: (2) gasification of coal; (3) application of organic coatings to metals (fusion bond method); (4) Coal combustion, in which sulfur-bearing coal ( ll in. diameter) is fed into a fluidized bed of limestone.
Combustion occurs at 16000 F, at which temperature the limestone is reduced to lime, which reacts with the sulfor in the coal to form gypsum. This technique makes possible the use of high-sulfur coal without necessity of scrubbers. The bed material is about 5% coal and 95% limestone products.
fl•rnboric acid (fluoroboric acid) HBF4.
Properti~s: Colorless, strongly acid liquid; sp. gr. approx l.84;b.p.130C with decomposition. Miscible with water, alcohol.
Dcivation: Action of boric and sulfuric acids on nuor:.par.
Grades: Technical (about 48%); pure.
Hazard: Highly toxic; a corrosive irritant.
Uses: Production of fluoborates; electrolytic bright-ening of aluminum; throwing power aid in electro-lytic plating baths; esterfication catalyst; metal cleaning; making stabilized diazo salts.
Shipping regulations: (Rail, Air) Corrosive label.
"Fluokarb."1s4 Trad cm ark for an activated bonechar used for f1uoride removal.
flu or. See phosphor.
fluophosphalc
rhosphatc.
fluoranthene
carbon.
alkyl ester. Sec diisopropyl fluoro-
Pruperties: Co!Ol'ed needles: f.p. 107°C: b.p. 250°C \(.0 mm); insoluble in water: soluble in ether and
benzene. Combustible.
Derivation: From coal tar.
Hanrd: Moderately toxic.
Oucrnpatite. See apatite.
nuor bensidr. Generic name accepted for para-chloro~
benzyl para-fluorophcnyl sulfide,
ClCd·fJCJ-hSC~lt F. Crystals; m.p. 36° C. Insoluble
in water; soluble in ncetone and oils. Used as an acaricide.
"Fluore/"158 Trademark for a fully-saturated fluo-rinated polymer containing more than 60 per cent Ouorine by weighl; non-Oammable.
Uses: 0-rings, gaskets; hoses: wire and fabric coatings; diaphragms; fuel cells; expcllent bladders; sealants;
insulation; containers.
fluorene ( a I pha-d i phen ylenemet ha ne} ~--~
C6H~C~hC,H4. A tricylic hydrocarbon.
Properties: Small, white, crystalline plates; fluores-cent when impure. Soluble in a]coho!, ether, benzene and carbon disulfide; insoluble in water. M.p. 116° C; b.p. 295° C (with decomposition). Combus-
tible.
Derivation: By reduction of diphenylene ketone with zinc; from coal tU:r.
Grades: Technical; 98% pure.
Uses: Resinous products; dyestuffs.
fluorescein (resorcino!phtha!ei n; diresorcinolphtha-
lein; see also urar.ir,e) C20 H1c05• C.I. 45350
Properties: Orange-red, crystalline powder; very dilute alkaline solutions exhibit intense, greenish-yellow
fluorescence by reflected light, while the solution is reddish~orange by transmitted light; m.p., decom-poses at 290°C; soluble in dilute alkalies, boiling alcohol, ether and dilute acids, glacial acetic acid; insoluble in water, benzene, chloroform. Combus-tible; low toxicity.
Derivation: By heating phtha!ic anhydride and resor-cinol.
Grades: The sodium salt {uranine) and potassium salt
are marketed.
Uses: Dyeing sea water for spotting purposes; tracer to locate impurities in wells; dyeing silk and wool;
diagnostic aid in ophthalmolo.i;y; indicator and reagent for bromine.
nuore~ccnce. A type of luminescence (q.v.) in which an atom or molecule emits visible radiation in
n,
passing f ram a higher to a lower electronic state. The term is restricted to phenomena in which the time interval between absorption and emission ofenefgy is extremely short (JO-to 10-3 second). This distin-
guishes fluorescence from phosphorescence, in which
•L-•=-n :~,,. .. ,,,,,1 rn~v r.xtend to several hours.
,lid, organic
1 as zinc or
5, television
ilar devices.
nolccules in
horescence:
g water sup-
salt for the
ental caries.
r city fluori-
dium silica-
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"P\IANTOUD"
pH control is of critical importance in a large
number of industrial operations such as water
purification. chrome tanning process for leather. in
preservation of food products. in electroplating
baths. dyeing, agriculture, and numerous other
instances.
See also acid; base.
794
"Phant~lid.''105 Trademark for a standardized mix-
ture of structural isomers of I, 1.2,3,3,5-hexamcthyl-
indan methyl ketone.
Properti,;::;.: \Vaxy. white solid w:th musk-like odor
that begins to sinter at about 35°C and becomes
liquid at about 40° C. Soluble in conventional
solvents and essential oils.
Use: Perfumery.
pharmaceutical. A bro;)d term that includes not only
a\l types of drugs. medicinal and curative products
but also ancillary products as tonics, dietary supple-
ments, \'itamins, deodorants and the like. Sec also
drug.
phase.
( 1) One of the three states or conditions in which
substances can exist, i.e .. sohd, liquid. or gas(va por).
The condition depends primarily on the concentra-
tion of atoms or molecules: solids are the most
dense, gases the least, and liquids occupy the
intermediate position. Solids are normally crystal-
line, liquids are amorphous, and gases are without
structure. See also matter.
(2) A physically distinct and mechanica\ly separa-
ble portion of a dispersion or solution. Phases may
be either solid. liquid. or gaseous (vapor). In any
mixture or solution the major component is ca\\ed
the continuous or external phase and the minor
component the dispersed or internal phase. The
latter may or may not be uniformly dispersed in the
continuous phase. See colloid chemistry; solution.
phase rule. Propounded by J. Willard Gibbs (q. v.) in
1877, the phase rule isa general system F = n-r-2
stating the boundaries of thermodynamic equilib-
rium in a system of chemical reactants. The number
of degrees of freedom (F) allowed in a given
heterogene<
or observat
choice ofth
independen
presrnre. Tl
multicompc
glas~: alloy!
Phe Abbrev
alpha-phellam
h~xadiene) 1
A monocyc
/-optical iso
Properties: (
in ether. (a)
mm): rcfra1
(20°C); b.p. 58-59°C (!6 mm); refractive index
1.4724. Combustible.
Derivation: (a) Found in ginger oil; Ceylon and
Seychelles cinnamon oil. (h) Found in eucalyptus
oil.
Hazard: Moderately toxic by ingestion and skin
absorption; strong irritant.
Uses: Flavoring; perfumery.
bern-phe 11:rndrene ( 4-isopropy\-1-met hylene-2-cyclo-
hc xc ne) CH,: CCH: CHCH[ CH(CH,),]CH,CH,.
A monocyclic terpene occurring as (a) d-and (b)
/-optical isomers.
Properties: (a) Mobile oil with pleasant odor and a
burning taste. Sp. gr. 0.8520 (20° C); b. p. 171-172° C
(760 mm); refractive index 1.4788. (b) Mobile oil; sp.
gr. 0.8497 ( 15' C); b.p. 178-179'; nash point 120' F
(48.9' C) (T.C.C.). Refractive index I :4800. Both
are insoluble in water and alcohol; soluble in ether.
Combustible.
phenacainc hydrochloride
C,H,OC,H,NCH(CH,)NC, H,OC,H,· HCI· H,O.
N ,N '-Bis(pa ra-et hoxyphenyl)acetamid ine h ydroc hlo-
ridc.
Properties: Sma\\, white crystals; odorless; faintly
bittcrtas1e. lncompatiblcwithalkalies. M.p.190°C.
Soluble in alcohol, boiling water and chloroform;
less so in cold water, insoluble in ether.
Grades: N.F.; technical.
Hii."zard: Toxic by ingestion.
Use: Medicine (topical anesthetic)
phenacetin. U.S. P. name for acctophenetidin (q. v.).
phcnacyl chloride. See ch\oroacetophenone.
phcnacyl fluoride. See f1uoroacetophenone.
phenanthraquinone. See phenanthrenequinone.
phcnanthrene C1,H10.
CK]
Properties: Colorless, shining crystals. Soluble in
alcohol, ether. benzene, carbon disulfide and acetic
acid; insoluble in water. Sp. gr. 1.063; m.p. 100.35°(;
b.p. 340° C. Combustible.
Derivation: Fractional distillation of high-boiling
coal-tar oils. with subsequenl recrystallization from
alcohol.
Hazard: Toxic. A known carcinogen. Tolerance .02
mg per cu meter of air.
Uses: Dyestuffs: explosi\'es: synthesis of drugs; bio-
chemical research; phenanthrenequinone.
phenanthrcn(·quinone. (Erroneously: phenanthraqni-
none.) C1,l-hO!.
Properties: Yell ow-orange, needle-like crystais. Solu-
ble in sulforic acid, bem.:ene; glacial acetic acid and hot
alcohol; insoluble ir
206-207'C; b.p. subl
Derivation: By oxide
phenanthrene in g!3
acid, solution in sod
means of hydrochlo,
Uses: Organic synthes
1,10-phenanthroline (
nanthroline) C12 H~?'-
pound.
Properties: White cry:
anhydrous l 17°C. S
in alcohol, benzene,
Deri,·ation: Heating
glycerol, nitrobenzc
acid; also from 8-arr
Uses: Forms a compl1
used as an indicator
phenarsazine chloride.
sine.
phenazine (azophen)
compound.
Properties: Yellow er
360° C; very slight
soluble in alcohol a1
Uses: Organic synth1
vicide.
phencthieillin.
penicillin.
See I
phcnethyl arctale. S(
phenelhyl alcohol (pt
no!; benzyl carbinol
Properties: Colorless
ing taste; sp. gr. 1.0 I
(n 20/D) 1.5310-1.
Flashpoint216°F(
soluble I part in 50
oils, alcohol, and glJ
oil. Combustible.
Derivation: (a) By r
ester by sodium in
action of ethylene o
mide and subsequer
many essential oils.
Grades: Technical;;-.:,
Containers: Tin cans
Uses: Organic svnth
flavors; antibac~eri:-i
sec-phenethyl alcohol
hol.
phcnethylamine. Se1
phenethyl anthranilal
1n te.
phenethyl isobut)·ra·
tyrate.
P\'RAZOLINE 872
Hazard: To:xic by inges1ion and inhalation; irritant to
skin anJ eyes.
Uses: Chemical intermediate; stabilizer for haloge-
nated solvents and lubricating oils.
pyraioline H;,-.:~CHCH,Cl·b. B.p. 144°C.
Use: Organic synthesis.
pyrnrnlonc dy'!. A dye whose molecules contain
both the-~='\'-and the =C=C= chromophore
groups in their structure. These are acid dyes most
used for silk and wool, and to some extent for lakes.
Tartrazine. C.L 19140. is an important member of
this group. Sec dye.
''Pyre•M. L.''16 Trademark for polyimide coated fa b-
rics and la minatcs; used as class H c\cctrica! insulat-
ing materials.·
pyrcne C1bH\O. A condensed ring hydrocarbon.
Propc:-tics: Colorless solid (tetracene impurities give
:i yellow color); solutiO;"tS have a slight blue nuores-
cencc. M .p. I 56° C: sp. gr. 1.271 (23° C); b. p. 404° C.
Insoluble in water: partially soluble in organic
solvents.
Derivation: From coal tar.
Hazard: A c::1r~inogcnic agent. Absorbed by skin.
Use: Biochemical research.
"'"r ofchrysan-
•tent insecti-
s. Sec also
1dily in air.
immon sol-
;1.nd inha\a-
·ocs, garden
:>r shipping
of chrysa n-
ur primary
1m nowcrs.
____ J-'.''~"""' 1, c11li:nn I and II. Properties
sirnibr to those of pyrethrin I.
pyrethrum. A natura I insecticide obtained by extrac-
tion of chrysanthemum flowers native to Kenya,
Ecuador and Japan. The solvent used is a hydro-
carbo;i of the kerosine 1ype. Pyrethrum is a!so made
synthetically. Not compatible with alkaline material.
The chief constituents are pyrethrins I and II and
cinerins I and II (see also al!ethrin). These com-
pounds are nonvolatile and very slightly soluble in
water.
Hazard: Toxic hy inges1ion and inhalation. Tolerance,
5 mg per cubic meter of air.
Uses: Hou.sehold insecticide (flies, mosquitoes. garden
insects, etc.).
"P)·rcx Glass Brand ;";a. 7740.''20 Trademark for a
borosilic::tte glass.
Properties: Linear cocfficienl of expansion, 32 X
I0-1 J°C; elasticity coefficient 6.230 kg/sq mm;
hardness (scleroscopc) 120; sp. gr. 2.25; specific heat
0.20: refractive index 1.4 74 dispersion 0.00738; light
and heat transmission higher than the best plate
g!ass; dielectric constant 4.5 (25° C): upper working
temperature (mechanical considerations only): an-
nealed, extreme limit 490° C, normal service 230,:, C;
thermal stress resistance 53°C; impact abrasion
resistance 3.1; softening temp. 8200C.
Uses: l..abMatory and pharmaceutical glassware and
apparatus; electrochemical equipment; fiber manu-
facture; domestic ovenware apparatus and equip-
ment for many processes.
pyridine N(CH),CH.
Properties: Slightly yellow or colorless liquid; na useat-
ing odor; burning taste; slightly alkaline in reaction.
Soluble in water, alcohol, ether, benzene, ligroin
and fatty oils. Sp. gr. 0.987; f.p. -42.0°C; b.p.
115.5°C; flash point (closed cup) 68°F (20"C).
Autoignition temp. 9000 F (482:>C).
Derivation: (a) By coal carbonization, and recovery
both from coke-oven gases and the coal tar middle
oil. (b) Also synthetica!:y from acetaldchyde and
ammonia.
Grades: Technical, as 20° C, 2° C, etc. (meaning
distillation range); medicinal; C.P.; spectrophoto-
metric.
Containers: Bottles; drums; barreb; tank cars.
Hazard: Toxic by ingestion and inhalation.Tolerance,
5 ppm in air. Flammable, dangerous fire risk.
Explosive limits in air 1.8 to 12.4%.
Uses: Synthesis of vitamins and drugs; solvent; water-
proofing; rubber chemicals; denaturam for alcohol
and antifreeze mixtures; dyeing assistant in textiles;
fungicides.
Shipping regulations: (Rail. Air) Flammable Liquid
label.
2-pyridine aldoxime methiodide (PA t\,'f)
C5~ H4CHNOH · ICH3• Antidote forcholinesterase-
inhibiting pesticides of the parathion type because
of its property of reactivating the cholinesterase hy
removal of phosphoryl groups.
pyridine-3-earboxylic acid. See niacin.
3-pyridine diazonium 0uoborate. Intermediate in
manufacture of J-f1uoropyridine. Explodes when
dry.
2,5-pyridinedicarboxylic acid. See isocinchomeronic
acid.
pyridine-N-oxide Cj H5NO. F.p. 67 .0° C. Soluble in
water. Used as an intermediate.
Hazard: Probably toxic and nammab\e.
pyridine polymer. A polymer or copolymer of methyl-
viny!pyridine and vinylpyridine; used for corrosion
inhibitors and as intermediates for coatings and
printing inks.
2-pyridincthiol-l-oxidc. See 1-hyd roxy-2-pyridine
thione.
pJ·ridinium brornid<
Br2.
Properties: Red p:
(dee) with prelimi
the dry state and
ethanol and rela1
45% to 50% avail
Use: Brominating
bonds; mono-a
including alipha1
carbony\s. Micro
pJridoxal hyroehlor
derivative of pyri
Properties: Rhorr
soluble in water a1
Use: Nutrition.
pyridoxal phosphat1
5-pyridylmethylp
CH,C,HN(OH)('
of amino acid inc
group of various
enzymes. It is clc
Low toxicity.
Derivation: Synth
adenosine trip hos
on pyridoxal, an,
doxamine folio\~'(
Uses: Nutrition; bi
pyridoxine (vitam
3-H ydroxy-4,5-.
group name des
pyridine derivati
Essential for the
of amino acids a
tryptophan; appc
Pyridoxine is req
of animals. Noflt,
Sources: (Food): \
legumes, yeast, rr
mercial): syntheti
doxamine are p:
reactions from is(
Units: Amounts ar
Uses: Medicine; n·
hydrochloride).
a I pha-pyrid yla mine
beta-p yrid ylumine.
3-pyridylcarbinol
C,H~NCH:OH.
Properties: Caloric
density (20:> C) 1.1
1.5455. Soluble ir
Hygroscopic. Lo,
Use: Intermediate.
pyrimidine. One (
found in living n
lowing comp!c:1e
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WIiiiam G. Parham, Jr. • Deputy Commissioner
FDC No. __ __,::w,J..L. ________ _ Raleigh. N.C. March 3. 1986
An OFFICIAL SAMPLE. represented or sold as ____:w:::e:=l:=lc....::w::.a.::.t::.er"---------• obtained by
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Labeled: 4 quart jars of w·ater from ~ell -;,:ell 500 ft. deep -pump in approx. 150 ft.
down. Pump house & well approx. 750 ft. from FCX ·co. line.
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RESULTS OF ANALYSIS:
Pesticide Residues Analvsis:
Measurable amounts of identifiable pesticide residues were
not detected.
CONCLUSIONS: No regulatory action indicated
TO: Carnation Milk Co·:
T. E. Carriker, Jr.
Director
BY: E. B. Williams, Food & Drug Administrator
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Food and Drug Protection DMslon
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WIiiiam G. Pamarn. Jr. • Deputy Commissioner
FDC No. --...u..='-----------
An OFFICIAL SAMPLE, represented or sold as
Raleigh. N.C. March 3, 1986
evaporated milk . obtained by
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Labeled: FDC 8368 A-C Carnation Evaporated Milk 12 oz. can
Code qHS 192·
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RESULTS OF ANALYSIS:
Pesticide Residue Analysis:
Measurable amounts ·of identifiable pesticide residues were
not detected.
CONCLUSIONS: No regulatory action indicated
TO: Carnation Co. ·
T. E. Carriker,. Jr.
Director
BY: E. B. Williams, Food & Drug Administrator
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FDC No. __ _,,8=6.,_9 ________ _
An OFFICIAL SAMPLE, represented or sold as
-Robert L Gordon. Director
Food and Drug Protection DMslon
Jomes A Graham • Commissioner
Wllllom G. Parham. Jr. o Deputy Commissioner
Raleigh. N.C. March 3 1986
_ __,e'--v'-'a'-'p'-'o'-'r-=a'-'t""e"'"d~m"'i"'lk'-'--------, obtained by
T. E. Carriker, Jr. . an officer of this Department. on February 21, 1986
Labeled: FDC 8369 A-C Carnation Evaporated Milk 12 oz. can
Code qHS 282
Mfr. or Dist. Carnation Co •• PO Box 5336. Statesville, NC 28677
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Retail Dealer Harris Teeter Store, N. Main St., Mooresville, NC 28115
RESULTS OF ANALYSIS:
Pesticide Residues Analysis:
Measurable amounts of identifiable pesticide residues were
not detected.
CONCLUSIONS: No regulatory action indicated
TO: Carnation Co.
T. E. Carriker, Jr ..
Director
BY: E. B. Williams, Food & Drug Administrator
. . . •• Robert L Gordon. Director
Food and Drug Protection DMslon
James A Graham • Commissioner
WIiiiam G. Parham Jr. • Deputy Commissioner
FDC No. __::8:..:::6~0.::.2 _________ _ Raleigh, N.C. March 3, 1986
An OFFICIAL SAMPLE. represented or sold as _....;.EucY.ca-,,p,.o,._rc,.a.1..C e,c.du.....M.._1 ... · ]..,k,__ _____ , obtained by
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Labeled: (unlabeled) Carnation Evaporated Milk
12 Fl. oz.
QB6 214
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Retail Dealer -----=------------------------------
RESULTS OF ANALYSIS:
Pesticide Residue Analysis:
Measurable amounts of identifiable pesticide residues were
not detected.
CONCLUSIONS: No regulatory action indicated
TO: Carnation Co.
Ronnie Underwood
Director
BY; E. B. Williams, Food & Drug Administrator ,.
• • TERRY SANFORD
.J. ALLEN ADAMS
WILLIAM H. McCULLOUGH
.JOHN 0. BEARD
SANFORD, ADAMS, McCULLOUGH & BEARD
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
E. D. GASKINS,.JR.
ROBERT W. SPEARMAN
HUGH STEVENS
CHARLES C. MEEKER
CATHARINE BIGGS ARROWOOD
BARBARA MILLS LARKIN
WILLIAM G. PAPPAS
ALFRED P. CARLTON.JR.
CYNTHIA LEIGH WITTMER
LISA M. NIEMAN
STEVEN .J. LEVITAS
BLAIR LEVIN
.JOHN.J. BUTLER
POPE McCORKLE m
OF COUNSEL
HEMAN R. CLARK
HAND DELIVERY
Mr. Harry Holladay
P. 0. BOX 389
414 FAYETTEVILLE STREET MALL
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA 27602-0389
[phone]
CABLE ADDRESS SAMLAW
March 3, 1986
Solid & Hazardous Waste Branch
Environmental Health Section
306 N. Wilmington Street
Post Office Box 2091
Raleigh, North Carolina 27601
RE: FCX Distribution Center at Statesville, North Carolina
Dear Mr. Holladay,
WASHINGTON, O.C. OFFICE
2000 M STREET, N. W.
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20036
[phone]
NEAL A, .JACKSON
MARTIN E. FIRESTONE
DAVID P. TOWEY
.JOSE:PH.J, LEVIN,.JR,
FORD ROWAN
.JOAN E, LANIGAN
WILLIAM LIETH
CARY OFFICE
8000 REGENCY PARKWAY
SUITE: 350
CARY, NORTH CAROLINA 27511
[phone]
CHARLES H. MONTGOMERY
RENEEJ. MONTGOMERY
NANCY H. HEMPHILL
DAVID W. DANIEL
We transmit to you a copy of the Environmental Evaluation Report
received this morning from Fred C. Hart Associates, Inc. We understand
that Dr. Page Fisher has discussed the topic of this report with you
before. Due to the preliminary findings contained in the report, on behalf
of FCX, Inc. , we have requested that Arch Purcell and Page Fisher draw
up a proposal for further testing and evaluation of the site. We anticipate
that this proposal can be made next week. Upon receipt of this proposal,
we will talk with you further prior to implementing said testing.
Also, by this letter we confirm our request that your Branch send us
the appropriate forms so that we may supplement Page Fisher and our oral
reports. \.__ /0 3 No7,,:-,rAif\ltv Fol<M TO 8£f.f:AJ/
Please let us know if you have any questions about the enclosure or
any other matter related to this item. We will be back in touch with you
shortly.
WHM:CCM/sep
Enclosure
With best wishes,
,.,. ··---, ...... -....... cc: .. C. Page . Fisher ( w / out encl.)
Charles A. Purcell (w /encl.)
Stewart Hodges (w /out encl.)
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ENVIR0t-NENTAL EVALUATION RE POOT:
F.CX Distribution Center
1620 West Front Street
Statesville, North Carolina 28677
Prepared for:
Southern States Cooperative, Inc.
6606 West Broad Street
Richmond, Virgin i~ 232 30
Prepared by:
Fred C. Hart Associates, Inc.
1110 Vermont Avenue, N.W.
Suite 410
· Washington, D. C. 20005
February 27, 1986
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• D ISCLA !MER
This report has been prepared for the exclusive use of Southern States
Cooperative, Inc. The pL,pose of this report is to inform Southern States of
the potential environmental 1 iobil ities associated with the FCX Distribution
Center in Statesville, North Carolina. This report was completed in less than
two weeks with limited analytical and geotechnical data. Additional data or
facts 1113y alter the conclusions reached in this report. Therefore, Fred C.
Hart ,/1.ssociates, Inc. wiil not accept 1 iability for any loss, injury or dama9=
arising directly or indirectly from any use of, or reliance on this report by
Southern States Cooperative, Inc. or any other party.
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• • TABLE OF O)NTENTS
Paoe
1.0 Introduction .. • • . • .. • .. .. ... • .. .. .. .. .. . • .. .. • .. .. .. •• • . • .. • • l
2.0 Site Information .............................................
3.0 Surrounding Land Use • • .. • • • .. • • .. • • • .. .. • .. .. .. • • • • . • • • • • • • • • 2
4.0 Monitoring Well Installation and Site Geology ................ 2
5.0 Samp1 ing and Analytical Results .. • .. .. .. .. .. • .. .. .. .. • • .. • .. • 5
5.1 Soil Contaminants .. • .. .. • .. • .. .. .. .. ..... .. • .. ••••••••••• 6
5. 2 Groundwater Contaminants ...................... •.••....... 6
5.3 Conclusions ................. ,........................... 7
6. 0 Pot en ti a 1 L i ab i 1 i t i es .. • • • • • • • • • • • • .. • .. • .. • .. • • • • .. • • • • • • • • • 7
6.1 Third Party Liability Risks .. : .......................... 8
6. 2 Regulatory Enforcement Risks • . • . • • • .. . . . .. • • • • • • . •• • • • • • 9
6.3 Financial Liabi1 ities .. .... .. .. .. ..... • • • • .. •• .......... 10
ATTACrf>1ENTS
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1.0 Introduction
Fred C. Hart Associates, Inc. (HART) was retained by Southern States
Cooperative, Inc. to perform a prepurchase environmental evaluation of the FCX
Distribution Center property in Statesville, lbrth Carolina. The need for an
environmental evaluation was prompted by FCX disclosure to Southern States
that up to ten (10) tons of_ DDT and DDD had been buried under the FCX
warehouse prior to construction in 1969. In order to identify and limit any
potential environmental liabilities associated with the proposed property
purchase, HAAT implemented a rapid turnaround soil and groundwater sampling
program at the FCX site on February 8-10, 1986.
The results of the sampling and their significance are discussed in this
report. It should be emphasized that this project was implemented and
substantially completed within ten (10) days. This report should be viewed as
a risk management tool for the exclusive use of Southern States Cooperative,
Inc. Replicate and additional analyses as well as further hydrogeologic
studies may alter the conclusions reached in this report. Therefore, HART
w.ill not accept liability for any loss, injury or damage arising directly or
indirectly from any use of, or reliance on th is report by Southern States
Cooperative, Inc. or any other party.
2.0 Site Information
The FCX site is currently a warehouse and distribution center for farm
supplies, agricultural chemicals, and harct,,iare. kcording to the site
manager, Mr. Lonnie Reed, former operations include pesticide dust blending
and feed mill operations. The site began operations in the early 1940's.
Pesticide blending was discontinued in 1969. The disposal of 5 to 10 tens of
DDT and DD D took p 1 ace in July of 1969, while the current warehouse was under
construction. A pit approximately 8 to 10 feet deep, 8 feet long, and 8 feet
wide was excavated in the area that is now covered by the warehouse. The
pesticide was taken out of its bags and dumped in the pit, which was covered
with 6 feet of the on-site soil. hi 8-inch reinforced concrete slab, which is
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the floor of the warehruse, was poured and covers the area of disposal. The
area of disposal is approximately 50 to 60 feet from the front of the
warehoose, and 50 to 60 feet from the nearest side wall, which adjoins an
addition ..tiich was added in 1982.
The majority of the FCX property is paved or covered with concrete. A
narrow (4 to 6 foot) unpaved band surrounds the site on the north, west and
sruthern sides. The eastern portion of the property has a small concrete pad
on the northern side with the remaining area covered with gravel.
Approxi_mately 25% or 1.2 acres of the property was not covered with an
impermeable cover such as concrete, asphalt or structures.
3.0 Surrounding Land Use
Land use in the inmediate area of the FCX site is both residential and
industrial. State Highway
southeast, passes just south
Route 90, ..tiich runs
of the site and rooghly
gen er ally northwest to
divides residential from
industrial areas. South of Route 90 is residential, and r.orth of Route 90 is
predominantly light industrial. Immediately to the west of the site is the
Carnation evaporated milk plant. Imrrediately to the north, across the
Southern Railroad tracks, is a Burlington Industries textile· manufacturing
plant. Immediately to the east, across Phoenix Avenue, is an unoccupied lot
currently used to store prefabricated utility sheds. Just north of this lot,
to the northeast of the site, is a small school. To the north of the school
are more residences. /lpproximately 1,000 feet northeast of the site is the
Mil ls School.
4.0 Monitoring Well Installation and Site Geoloqy
Four groundwater monitoring wells were installed at the site during the
period of February 8-10, · 1986. Three of these wells were placed near the
southeast corner of the FCX warehouse, and were completed as downgradient
grounct,iater monitoring wells.
building and was completed as
One was placed at the northwest corner of the
an upgradient monitoring well. MonitorinCJ well
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locations are presented on Figure 1. Grounct,,,ater was anticipated to be found
under unconfined (water table) conditions, and the water table was expected to
generally mimic the site topography, which slopes to the southeast. The three
downgradient wells were placed at the southeast corner of the warehouse
(downhill from the DDT/DOD disposal area) in order to intercept any
contaminants migrating from that location. The upgradient well (MW-4) was
pl aced near the northwest corner of the warehouse in . order to define
background water quality, provide a data point for determining the water table
configuration and hydraulic gradient.
The downgradient boring which was sampled (MW-1) was advanced to a depth s ,..~.._.,,ei>
of 45 feet. Competent bedrock was not encountered. Soil samples ~-e a red
silty clay with sorre sand and mica to a depth of between 5 and 10 feet. From
10 to 45 feet, weathered bedrock, cir "saprolite," was encountered. The
saprol ite was more deeply weathered near the surface, consisting chiefly of
layers of silty clay alternating with layers of mica and other weathered
minerals. Towards the bottom of the boring, the saprol ite was less weathered
and more of the original structure was visible, but the material was still
easily crurTbled by hand, and corrpetent rock was not encountered. The chief
products of weathering of the parent gneiss are various clays. Small amounts
. of residual mica and quartz were also present. Water was encountered during
drilling between 30 and 35 feet bel0w grade.
Soil samples were obtained from the upgradient boring (MW-4) and one
downgradient boring (MW-1) using a split-spoon sampler at 5-foot intervals in
order to define the site geology. Test boring logs for f-fw-4 and MW-1 are
presented as Attachment 1. The remaining borings were not sampled with the
split-spoon due to the time constraints on the project.
The upgradient boring which was sampled (MW-4} showed generally the same
geology as the downgradient boring (MW-1). This boring was advanced to a
depth of 55 feet. Red silty clay with mica was encountered to a depth of
between 5 and 10 feet, and saprol ite was encountered from 10 to 55 feet. From
approximately 40 to 55 feet, the saprolite was white in color, and probably
~ FIGURE 1: FCX SITIE-SODL AND GROUi-JOWATEIAl SAMPLING LOCATIO~S . ' . \ 18uri."'7/.J :;cJJ. • 100& --· -.. -----·-----,.~..J ···-~-i± "'::·.::.:'"""'--=·t ·--·-·:1--·. I ) . • • ·---• - • -----1---,..,.,.._ . --f • • A. •• . \,, . .......... ,--. ~-'!-........ ... • \ • . . - -._. --_:_. -· ··-._. - - -.:. .. -• , _--+-'..,_.:;..,.··--r . ..11, -· • __ .. _ _ _ •• _ .• -·-. • • ...~_--:···_· .: • ~ .---11.U"-"!---=..;;...~-".\ .., . . ' ... ·,. . . ' --'"1MW•4 (105.18) :t. ': -•, . • • • I • ~ . . . . ~ ~ ' 1 . FCX qltiTRl■UTI . CENTIUI , • : \ \ \ -~ 1001 '-a;' • • ,--.. :1 .~----L---~-----------••-r-·-, X :----. -. -... - . ~ r---\--· ...., ...... _.,. ' ... ..so-.,;_ I •,GJ'':'W-2 (93./;9) :"':-,, c I L 0 MW-1 (88.84) . : ; .. , .... ~ ·-, ..... \ I ; \ \ • -----------. .._ ·--.. --~. 1002 -LEGEND l'i-COMPOSITE SOIL SAMPLE LOCATIONS 0-MONITORING WELLS WITH SURVl!VED PVC CASING ELEVATIONS . ([LEVATIONS Ill FEET ,DATlJM IS THE FLOOR OF TH.E.MhElf' fiAREHOUSE, SET AT U,.5 FEET) ~---pproxll'llato •~-hu,1,.,e DBrnnd DOD -~ 1003
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consisted alrrost exclusively of Kaolinite (clay) and small arrounts of quartz
and mica. Water was encountered at a depth of approximately 40 feet during
drilling. Well install at ion and sampling procedures are out1 ined in
Attachment 2.
Groundwater elevations were measured after the wells were developed. The
groundwater gradient was determined by surveying well elevations relative to
floor of the new blue sheet metal FCX warehouse (elevation 95.5 feet), since a
U.S. Geological Survey reference benchmark was not in the area. Depth to
water and water table elevation (relative to site building elevation) for each
wen is presented in Table 1. Based upon water table elevations at the time
the wells were installed, the probable direction of groundwater flw under the
site is to the sooth.
· We 11 Numb er
MW-1
MW-2
MW-3
MW-4
TABLE l
Relative Water Table Elevations
F ex, Property
Statesville, North Carolina
Depth of
We 11 Bering
(feet)
45.0
50.0
4 9. 5
54.0
u..
Depth to
Water from
Top of llas ing
·(feet)·
31.21
35.80 (+.l)
35.95 -
41.00 (_:.5)
Water Table
57 .63
57.79
5 7 .85
63.6
5.0 Sampl ina and Analytical Results
Casing Top
88.84
93.59
93.80
105. 18
In addition to ground water sampling, five composite soil samples were
collectec around the FCX site. The soil sample locations are indicated on
Figure l and the sampling procedures are summarized in Attachrrent 3. Both
groundwater and soil samples were analyzed for priority pollutant pesticides
since they were the contaminants of concern. In addition, the groundwater
samples were also analyzed for priority pollutant volatile organic fractions.
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These analyses were conducted to determine if other corrmon industrial
contaminants were under the FCX site.
Soil and groundwater samples were analyzed by York Laboratories in
Monroe, Connecticut. The analytical results are presented in Attachment 4 and
are surm1arized belc,,1.
5.1 Soil Contaminants
Soil analyses indicated the presence of nine (9) pesticides or pesticide
isomers. The highest concentrations detected were for chlordane, 8,000 ug/kg
or parts per bill ion (ppb) at location 1002 and 4,4' DOT, .2,600 ppb·. at
location 1005. Since the soil samples were composites of seven discrete
samples, the maximum theoretical concentrations could have been as high as
56,000 ppb for chlordane and 18,200 ppb for DDT. Other pesticides detected at
concentrations greater than 100 ppb were 4,4' OOE, Dieldrin, 4,4' 00D, and
Methoxychlor. Alpha and Beta BHC (isomers of Lindane) and Endrin were
detected at concentrations under 50 ppb.
5.2 Groundwater Contaminants
Groundwater analyses indicated the presence of five (5) pesticide isorrers
or metabolites and the presence of low levels of ten volatile organic
cof1)ounds. The pesticide of gre.atest concern was the ga1T111a isomer of BHC
1-,+iich is the primary ingredient in the pesticide Lindane. Gamma BHC was found
in three of the four wells tested, with concentrations ranging from 0.11 ug/1
or pob in the upgradient well MW-4 to 58 ppb in the downgradient wel 1 MW-3.
The drinking water standard for' Garm,a BHC under the Safe Drinking Water Act is
4.0 ppb.
In addition, the Alpha, Beta and Delta isomers of BHC were also detected
along with a possible pesticide metabolite of Endrin Ketone.
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The groundwater analyses also indicated the presence of twelve (12)
volatile organic compounds, however, six compounds were either found in the
sample blank or were detected bel°"' minimum detection limits but greater than
zero. Trichlorofluoromethane was detected at concentration of 45 ppb in MW-4,
tetrachloroethylene was detected at a concentration of 41 ppb in r,f,,/-2 and four
other compounds were detected at concentration betwen 12 and 15 ppb. Overal 1,
the monitoring well most contaminated with pesticide was ~-3. The well most
contaminated with volatile organics was MW-2.
5.3 Coocl us ions
Based upon the available monitoring data, the soils on the FCX site ··and
the groundwater below it are contaminated primarily with pesticides, some of
11'1i_ch are at high levels. The DOT and 00D which have contaminated site soils
and are buried under the FCX warehouse have apparently not migrated to
g,o~ndwater under the site. These findings are not unexpected given the l CM
solubility of these pesticides and the fact that the buried materials are
.essentially "capped" by the warehoose. Furtherrrore, while most of the
pesticides detected in soil samples are relatively insoluble, the Gamma isomer
of BHC or Lindane is one of the most soluble pesticides detected in samples
collected from the site. For example, Lindane is approximately 5,000 tin-es
more soluble than OOT and 2,000 times more soluble than Chlordane. HART is
unaware if Lindane had been handled and/or spilled at the FCX site. However,
preliminary indications are that the Gamma BHC isomers is one of the most
environmentally mobile pesticides detected at the site.
5.0 Potential Liabilities
The potential environmental liability risks which, based upon avail able
information, may be ass_ociated with the FCX site can be separated into third
:iarty liability risks and potential Superfund or regilatory enforcement
risks. This analysis considers both risks.
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6.1 Third Party Liability Risks
The third party 1 iabil ity risks presented by the FCX sites are related to
the contaminated soil on the site and the groundwater under it. The risks
presented by soil contamination relate to human injury via direct contact or
inhalation of windborne dust. Most of the pesticides detected in the soils
are persistant, chrCJ1ically toxic and are suspected human carcinogens.
Available information indicates that Chlordane levels may be particularly high
in comparison to national levels. For examole, the arithr:-etic average
Chlordane concentration of the five soil samples collected at the FCX site was
1.88 mg/kg or parts per million {ppm). When the FCX avera~ concentration was
Cl)'npared to average nationwide concentrations determined by the U.S. EPA
between 1969 and 1980, the FCX site concentration was only exceeded on three
occasions (see Attachment 5). Without further soil or arrbient air monitoring,
the corrbination of relatively high levels of soil contaminants, a residential
population south of the site and a school less than 1000 feet to the north
presents a potential for third party 1 iabil ities.
The third party liability risks presented by groundwater contamination is
dependent upon demonstrating that the FCX site is the source of the
cootaminants, particularly Lindane or Gamma BHC, and that human consumption of
ground.later has, is or will occur. Ground.later concentrations of Lindane in
one well under the FCX site is currently fourteen (14) times greater than
allowable by Federal health standards for drinking water. Any downgradient
consumer of groundwater with the L indane concentrations detected would be at
risk of suffering adverse heal th effects.
't s, ~e.
The Carnation Milk company is known to have a well adjacent to the FCX
The use of the water from the Carnation wel 1 is currently unknol>Tl. The
location of other ground.later users in the area is also unknown, however, the
North Carolina Department of Natural Resources estimated that there are
af+)roximately less than 100 wells currently in use in the Statesville area.
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.( Personal conmunication with Jesse Wells, N. C. Dt'R.) Until sufficient
information indicates that no wells have, or are being used for potable
purposes downgradient from the FCX site, a potential for third party liablity
associated with groundwater contamination exists.
5.2 Regulatory Enforcerrent Risks
The burial of OOT and 00D under the FCX warehouse building in 1969
required that a 103(c) notification be filed with Region 3 of the U.S. EPA
pursuant to the Federal
Uability Act (CERCLA).
be filed by the seller
even ts which may foll ow
agencies are as foll Olis:
Comprehensive Environrrental Response Compensation and
It is HAAT's understanding that a 103(c) notice would
prior to purchase of the FCX site. the sequE11ce of
the receipt of the l03(c) notice by Federal or state
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Serious attention by a re!JJlatory agency due to the late filing
date, waste type and quantity involved;
Inspection of the FCX site by re!JJlatory officials;
Scoring the site using the Hazard Ranking System (HRS);
Nominating the site for inclusion on the National Priorities List
(NPL) if the HRS score is over 28.5;
Requiring monitoring, clean-up or rerrediation under CERCLA or state
environmental statutes; and/or
Assessrrent of financial and/or criminal penal ties.
HA<T scored the FCX site using the HRS to estimate how regulatory
agencies might view the site. Using available information, the FCX received
an HRS score of 22.4 (see Attachment 5). While this score would not qualify
for inclusion on the NPL, it is a score which would most likely receive
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serious attention by the regulatory agencies. Regulatory actions would likely
require a minirrum of soil and ground,,/ater sampling and analysis to a maxirrum
effort including groundwater clean-up.
6. 3 F in an c i al Li ab i l i ti es
Financial liabilities. associated ~,ith the FCX site could include third
party lawsuits claiming adverse health effects, adverse publicity, protracted
litigation and e~vironrrental monitoring and clean-up costs. Most of the
potential liability costs associated with the FCX site are non-quantifiable,
hO'.-iever, environmental monitoring and clean-up costs can be estimated. Based
upon HMT's experience, monitoring and possibly clean-up of the FCX
Statesville site may be required by regulatory agencies. Assuming that a full
clean-up is required, the potential cost to the site owner, exclusive of legal
and actninistrative costs could range from $875,000 to $1,305,000, in 1986
dollars. These costs are summarized in Table 2 below.
TABLE 2
ESTIMATED CLEAN-UP COSTS
F CX Property
Statesville, North Carolina
Item
l. Soil sampling and analysis
2. Remove and dispose of contaminated soil.
(Assumes 100' x 100' x3' or 1100 cubic
yards @ $300 per cubic yard.)
3. Repair and regrade site
4. Ground..later clean-up and recovery sys-
tem. (Assurres operation for 3 years
with discharge of treated ground..later
to public se,ier)
a. Well construction (10-12 wells)
b. Operation maintenance and
analysis (for 3 years)
5. T0T~.L ESTIMATED COST RANG:
CO'S t Range
$ 50,000 -$ 70,000
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., • Well Install at ion, Develop:nent and Sampl ina
1/el 1 Jnstal lation
The four rronitoring wells were installed during the period of February 8
through 10, 1986. The drillinq contractor was Subsurface lnvesti9ations,
Inc., of Charlotte, North Carolina. The wells were drilled in the order in
wtiich they are nurrbered using a Q,IE 45 hollow-stem auger rig. Soil samples
were obtained from borings MW-1 and M',./-4 using a split-spoon sampler at 5-foot
intervals in order to define the site geology. [\Je to tirre constraints,
borings MW-2 and MW-3 were not sampled at 5-foot intervals, although samples
were obtained from selected intervals. The borings were advanced to a depth
of between 10 and 15 feet below the depth where water was encountered dur.inq
drilling. The augers were withdrawn, and the casing was installed in the open
boreholes. The casing and screen used· were made of 2-inch diarreter schedule
40 PVC joined with friction coupl inos (no solvent). The screen had
machine-slotted 0.010 inch perforations and a bottom plug. A small amount of
duct tape was used to hold the friction couplings together during
instal 1 at ion. Due to time constraints, the preferred threaded-joint casing
and screen could not be obtained. The wells were packed with washed mason's
sand to at least two feet above the screen. Bentonite pellets were installed
above the sand for at least a two-foot interval. The remainder of the
boreholes were grouted to the surface using cerrent. A 4-inch square steel
protective casing with locking cap was cemented into place at the surface, .and
a cerrent collar was built up around the casing to prevent infiltration of
surface water into the borehole. The auger flights and drilling tools were
washed between boreholes using tap water from a garden hose. All soil was
removed.
'../ell DevelopTient and Sampling
All wells contained approximately a 15-foot water colurm. All wells could
be bailed down by removing approximately ten one-1 iter bails. Wells then
required two to several hours to recover. Wells MW-1, MW-2, and M.1-3 were
bailed down at least four times prior to s-ampl ing. Bailing rerroved most of
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the sediment from the wells, al though a small amount of sediment remained.
Alternative rrethods of development would probably have involved adding water
to the wells, due to the s lo,,, recovery. These were not used due to the
requirement that an undiluted sample be obtained. Problems were encountered
during the installation of M'..1-4 (upgradient). During sand pack installation,
the top 2D-foot section of cas·inci become uncoupled from the lo,,,er section of
casing. Approximately five feet of sand entered the casing before the error
was discovered and corrected. The casinq was re-coupled in the borehole with
no apparent problem, and the well installation was completed. Most of the
sand in the casing was removed by bailing. At least 50 one-liter bails of
water and sand were removed from MW-4-prior to sampling. MW-4 was not allowed
to completely recover, but was bailed more or less continually, in order to
remove sand from the bottom of the well. The sand from the well appeared
clean--there were apparently no other materials (soil, bentonite, grout) in
the casing.
The wells were purged and sampled using pre-cleaned stainless steel
bailers lowered on new, 1/8-inch nylon cord. The bailers had previously been
cleaned using Alconox detergent follo,,,ed by a tap water rinse, then a
distilled water rinse, then a pesticide-grade methanol rinse, air drying, and
· another distilled water rinse. The bailers were then tightly wrapped in
aluminum foil, and transported to the site. As each bailer was unwrapped, it
was rinsed with distilled water prior to insertion into each well. Because
only three bailers were available; one had to be de-contaminated and re-used
to bail and sample the last well, MW-4.'u,o'ff'~e bailer was washed using
detergent, followed by a tap water rinse and a distilled water rinse.
The samples were taken on t-'onday, February 10, 1986. Samples were
collected in bottles provided by the laboratory via an air freight shipment.
Sample labels and chain-of-custody forms were completed, and the samples were
shipped on the evening of February 10 via overnight air freight. The
laboratory contractor was York Laboratories, a division of York Wastewater
Consultants, Monroe, Connecticut.
Table 1 provides a summary of well construction data.
•
TABLE 1 SUMMARY OF GROUNDWATER OBSERVATION POINTS FCX WAREHOUSE
STATESVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
SUBSURFACE INVESTIGATIONS, INC. PROJECT NUMBER 1594
MATERIAL SUMMARY:
CAP
CASING
SCREEN
LOCKING 4" SQUARE STRUCTURAL TUBE; CARBON STEEL
2 INCH DIAMETER SCHEDULE 40 PVC; FRICTION COUPLINGS, NO SOLVENT; SET IN GROUT ABOVE THE BENTONITE PELLET SEAL
COMMERCIAL SCHEDULE 40 PV~ SCREEN SA~Q PACKED IN WASHED MASONS SAND. (0.0IOu .Slo'iJ
FOR STANDARD PENETRATION RESISTANCE, SEE TEST BORING RECORD.
POINT STICK UP CASING SCREEN SAND PACK BENTON I TE NUMBER ABOVE FROM TO FROM TO FROM TO PELLET SEAL
FROM TO
WELL 1 *2' 0' 35' 35' 45' 33' 45' 31' 33'
WELL 2 *2' 0 ' 40' 40' 50' 30' 50' 20' 30'
WELL 3 *2' 0 ' 39.5' 39.5' 49.5' 37.5' 4 9. 5' 19.5' 37.5'
WELL 4 *2' 0 I 44' 44' 54' 42' 54' 30' 42'
*THese numbers are approximate'.
• • Soil Sampl ino
The objective of the soil sampling program was to collect representative
composite samples, which when analyzed would document any surficial
contamination at the facility.
Each soil sample was collected with a separate pre-cleaned trc:Mel for each
sample region. Tro.-iels were cleaned with tap water, a phosphate detergent
wash and then rinsed with distilled water. The soil samples were placed in
laboratory supplied pre-cleaned glass jars and shipped overnight for
analysis.
Five representati{e sample regions were chosen around the periphery of the
facility and .a composite sample was obtained from each region (see attached
map). The sample taken at each region contained a composite of soil taken
from 4-7 locations within that region.
Sample #1001. Taken along the fence on the west side of the facility.
Composite of 4 sample locations.
Sample 111002. Taken along the sidewalk and parking lot on the south side
of the facility. Samples taken from grass area and sediment in parking
lot. Composite of 7 sample locations.
Samole #1003. Taken along the sidewalk at the extreme south-east portion
of the facility. Composite of 5 sample locations.
Sample #1004. Taken in the extreme south-east corner of the truck loading
area. Composite of 6 samp.le locations.
Sample #1005. Taken al oog the back of the building adjacent to t~e
railroad tracks. Emphasis was placed on loading and transfer areas.
Composite of 7 sample locations.
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February 14,
30860-639
FRED C. HART ASSOCIATES
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Attention: Mr. Mark Merrel
PURPOSE AND RESULTS
Five (5) soil and four (4)
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TABLE 2
30860-639
FRED C. HART ASSOCIATES/FCX
ADDITIONAL PESTICIDE Rr.SDLTS (non priority pollutant pesticides)
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increased by this dilution factor.
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ATTACI-MENT 5
CHLORODANE OONCENTRATIONS IN
SURFACE SO !LS OF SELECTED
U.S. lPBAN AREAS
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OIDIICAL/EUW:-.'T cnlCENfP.ATIOOS IN SURFACE SOILS OF SELECTED U.S. URBAN AREAS, PPM (or rrq/kg) dry weight QlEl-lICAL: Technical Olloroane (CAS RN:_ 12789-03-6) . (St 058202) Location Bc)kersfield Camden Houston Manhattan Miami Milwaukee Salt Lake City Waterbury Auqusta O1arleston Olevenne Grand Rapids Greenville Honolulu Percent Calendar Total No. Positive Detected Values Arithmetic Yr. Sl'ITlOlecl of Analvses Detections Minimum M/\ximun Mean CA 1969 50 30.0 0.07 20.48 0.78 NJ .1969 50 16.0 0.39 5.90 0.36 TX 1969 50 34.0 0.04 12.94 0.66 -KS 1969 50 40.0 0.03 4.86 0.30 FL 1969 50 64.0 0.04 16.R7 1.59 WI 1969 50 34.0 0.05 10.21 0.45 lTT 1969 50 38.0 0.02 7 .50 0.41 CT 1969 50 28.0 0.02 8.74 0.96 ME 1970 27 11.l 0.21 0.27 0.03 SC 1970 27 25.9 1.01 1.35 0.12 WY 1970 19 5.3 8.99 -0.47 MI 1970 23 43.5 0.15 6.58 0.71 MS 1970 28 7.1 0.37 1,40 0.06 HA 1970 21 28.6 1.00 13.90 1.27 Source: U.S. Envirorrnental Protection Agency, Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances, Urban Soil Monitoring Program. Est1mate<l ,.ecrnetric Mean -0.004 0.009. * 0.056 0.004 0.041
QIEMICAL/EU:MENT CDNCEN'ffil\TIONS IN SURFAG: 9:JILS OF SELECTED U.S. Ul-0:lAN /\R£AS, PPM (or. mJ/ky) dt·y weiyht CHEl-lICI\L: Technieal Chlordane (CAS RN: 12789-03-6) (S# 058202) Peccent Estimated calerdar. Total No. Positive Detected Values Arithmetic Gecmetric Location Yr • S/fl\D 1 eel of Analvses Detections Min1mun Max1mUTI Mean Mean Monullis 'IN 1970 28 1.4 0.11 8.02 0.36 0.014 Mobile AL 1970 29 24.l 0.10 2 .so 0.18 0.016 Ph ilade lph ia PA 1970 26 42.3 0.18 4.59 0.76 0.07~ f\Jrt.land OR 1970 25 12.0 0.40 0.59 0.06 0.006 Ridmond VA 1970 27 18.5 0.18 6.42 0.51 0.015 Sikeston MO 1970 27 7.4 0.30 1.19 0.06 0.004 Sioux Citv IA 1970 22 18.2 0.30 3.00 0.24 0.013 Wilmir,,iton DE 1970 27 7.4 0.04 0.07 <0.01 0.002 llill t iiror e MD 1971 156 36.8 0.01 12.35 0.21 0.016 Gadsden AL 1971 55 5.1 0.04 0.46 0.07 0.002 HartfOl'.d CT 1971 48 47.9 0.02 140.69 4.00 0.06 Macon GA 1971 43 25.6 0.07 0.91 0.08 0.012 Newoort News VA 1971 78 12.8 0.09 7.29 0.16 0.007 Des Moines IA 1972 90 20.0 0.04 85.0 1.70 0.012 2
Cl-lEMICAL/ELEMENT (X)NCENTHATIONS IN SURFACE SOILS OF SELOCIBD U.S. URBAN AREAS , PPM ( or ll'<J/kg ) d cy we iyh t CHElHCAL: Technical Chlordane (CAS RN: 12789--03-6) (S# 058202) Peccent EstunatoJ Caleruar Total No. POsitive Detected Values Ari ttrnet ic Gecmetric Location 'fr: , Samnl ed ·of Analyses Detections · Minimun Maxirnun Mean Mean / F1tchburq MA 1972 35 5.7 0.36 0.39 0.02 0.002 Lake Charles [A 1972 70 4.3 0,08 0.29 0.01 0.003 Pittsburah PA 1972 189 7.4 0.04 45.00 0.50 0.004 Readin:i PA 1972 50 6.0 0.59 1.19 0,05 0.003 Evansville IN 1973 82 23.2 0.04 77.02 1.29 0.018 Greenville SC 1973 86 9.3 0.02 2.23 0.06 0.004 Pittstield MA 1973 45 11.1 0.10 1.13 0.06 0.005 ' Ta=rna WA. 1973 95 14.7 0.02 16,69 0.30 0.009 Washi=ton oc 1973 132 33.3 0,02 80.55 1.01 0.020 San Francisco CA 1974 164 18.9 0,01 90.23 1.01 0.01., Pine Bluff AR 1974 59 13.6 0.03 0.97 0.05 0.006 Gary IN 1974 85 17.6 0,01 51.73 1.59 0.013 C:Urhan NC 1974 66 ND sorimfield IL 1974 72 36.1 0.01 47 .14 0.91 0.028 3
Olr.MICAL/ELEMENT CDNClsNTRI\TI~lS IN SURFACE SOILS 01:' SELECTED U.S. URlil\N ARE:J\S, PPM (or mJ/ky) dry weiyht CHDIIC'.AL: Technical Chlordane (CAS RN: 12789---03-6) (S# 058202) Percent lsstimatoo Calerrlar Total No. Positive Detected Values Ari t.trnet ic Geanetric Location Yr. Sanpled of Analyses Detections Minirnun Maxirnun Mean Mean Haker sf ield CA 1975 42 38.l. 0.01 11.16 0.34 0.012 Carden NJ 1975 50 30.0 0.01 6.67 0.38 0.014 llouston TX 1975 48 58.3 0.01 286.83 8.52 0.084. Manhattan KS 1975 50 42.0 0.02 8.69. 0.78 0.053 Miroti FL 1975 50 50.0 0.01 13.86 0.45 0.032 Milwaukee WI 1975 47 27.7 0.06 6.46 0.33 0.019 Salt Lake City ITT 1975 50 48.0 0.01 0.69 0.09 0.023. ' l'laterbury CT 1975 44 72.7 0.01 15.69 1.44 0.117 MJUSta ME 1976 25 ND Charleston SC 1976 26 65.4 0.02 3.14 0.28 0.03•:· Chevenne WY 1976 19 21.1 0.03 0.15 0~02 0.005 Grarrl Rapids MI 1976 22 27 .3 0.04 0.36 0.06 0.016 Greenville MS 1976 28 14.3 0.01 0.19 0.01 0.003 Horolulu HA 1976 21 66.7 0.04 108.57 8,25 0,307 4
OiEMICAL/F~LrnENT mNCENTHJ\TIONS IN SURFi\CE SOILS Of SELECTED U.S. URBAN AREAS, PPM (or rrg/kg) dry weight CHEMICAL: Technical Chlordane (CI\S RN: 12789-03-6) (S# 058202) Percent EstimatorJ Calcrdar Total No. Positive D-c,tected Values Ar it.hnetic Geanetric lncation 'fr • samn 1 eel of Analyses Detections Minimun MaXimun Mean Mean Manphis TN 1976 28 46.4 0.01 0.54 0.06 0 .016 · Mobile AL 1976 24 33.3 0.01 0.14 0.03 0.009 Philadelphia PA 1976 24 37.5 0.03 1.75 0.22 0.026 Fortlan::t OR 1976 25 28.0 0.02 1.38 0.10 0.009 Rict.11000 VA 1976 27 55.6 0.03 5.94 0.68 0.066 Sikeston 00 1976 27 25.9 0.02 13. 71 0.52 0.009 Sicux City IA 1976 22 27.3 0.04 1.46 0.13 0.014 Wilmirnton DE 1976 25 24.0 0.02 0.18 0.02 0.005 · Baltimore MD 1977 Not SclllDled Gadsden AL 1977 55 Hartford CT 1977 42 23.8 0.19 32.55 1.78 0.03 Ma=n GA 1977 41 14 .6 0.07 3.08 0.10 0.01 N-t News VA 1977 -78 14.1 0.02 . 26.0 0.42 0.01 Des Moines IA 1978 Not ,aannled 5
OIEMIC,\L/ELEM!:."NT <DNCENTRATIUNS IN SURFACE SOILS O~' SELECTED U.S. URBAN MEN:;, PPM (or tn;i/kg) dry weight CHDIICAL: Technical Chlordane (CAS RN: 12789-03-6) (S# 058202) Percent EstimatoJ Calendar Total No. Positive Detected Values Ar i t.hnc t ic GL-'Cllletl'. ic Location 'ft. S"""'led of Analyses Detections Mimmun Maxunun Mean Mean f'it.chburo MA 1978 36 5.6 0.23 0.39 0.02 0.002 Lake Charles [A 1978 70 ND 0.00...,.--Pittsburuh PA 1978 190 7.3 0.04 -35.66 0.54 I Headiru PA 1978 51 3.9 0.45 9.93 0.20 Evansville IN 1979 82 Greenville SC 1979 86 Pittsfield MA 1979 45 Tacona 1 ~ 1979 83 Washimton oc 1979 123 San Francisco CA 191:10 Sc111pled but •--not analyzed i'inG Bluff AR 19UO sanploo tJ.Jt not analyzed Gary IN 1980 ScS11pled Out -1 not analyzed .b _......
01EMICAL/ELl:l'IBNT CDNCENTRATIOOS IN SURFACE OOILS OF SELOCI'ED U.S. URBAN AREAS, PPM for my/kg) dry weight CHF1'1ICAL: Technical Chlordane __ {CAS RN: 12789--03-6) (S# 058202) Percent Estimated Calerrlar Total No. Positive Detected Values Ari ttrnet ic Geanetr: ic Location Yr. Si'llloled of Analvses Detections M1nunun Maximun Mean Mean . Durhi'll\ NC 1980 Sat1ploo but not analvzoo Spr ingtield IL 1980 Sanpled but ._ not analvzed ND = Not Detectoo • 7 ..........
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Documentation for HRS Scorinq of the
Statesville FCX Warehoose
Ground Water Route Work Sheet
l. Observed Release
Observed releases -value 45.
2. Route Characteristics
a. Depth to aquifer of concern: Not required if release is observed.
The calculated approximate depth of the water table below the bottom
of the disposal pit is 20 feet. This distance· is only an
approximation because the origin al elevation of the grade of the
disposal area is unknown, and was estimated.
b. Net precipitation: Not required if release is observed.
Data is. from the precipitation and evaporation maps provided with the
HRS manual.
Mean annual precipitation
Mean annual lake evap.
Net preci pi tat ion
-value 2.
52 in
-40 in
12 in
c. Perrreability of the unsaturated zone: Not required if release is
observed.
No empirical data exists, but geologic materials observed in the
on-site borings were compared to the HRS guidance manual Table 2.
The resulting value could be either l or 2, so two HRS scorings were
prepared, one using each score.
d. Physical state: Not required if release is observed.
Powder -value 2 (from interviews with the site manager who was
present during disposal).
3. Containment: Not required if release is observed.
No 1 iners, containment receives the maximum value -3
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4. Waste Characteristics
a. Toxicity/Persistence:
Toxicity and Persistence each have a value of 3 for DDT, corrbined in
the matrix this receives the maximum value -18
b. Hazardous Waste Quar.tity:
From interviews with the site manager who was present during waste
disposal, up to 10 tons. This receives a value of 1.
5. Targets
a. Ground Water Use:
Only incomplete
was av a il able .
sources exists.
information fro'll the Iredell County Heal th
Groundwater used and an unthreatened
This received a value of 2. ,,
b. Distance to nearest well/population served:
Again, only limited information was available.
Deparbnent
municipal
The nearest well is less than 2000 feet away at the Carnation Plant
next to th FCX warehouse; this well may no longer be in use. This
received a score of 4. o,<_
Less than 100 private domestic wells are in the Statesville area. At
3.8 persons per well, this received a score of 2. The matrix score
for th is factor was 20.
Surface Water Route Work Sheet
1. Observed Release
To date no observed releases, and the nearest downstream surface
water is over a mile away. value -0
2. Route Characteristics
a. Facility Slope and Intervening Terrain:
Source for facility slope -Plant blueprint shows an 11 ft. drop over
a distance of 416 ft. -This equals a 2.6% slope.
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Intervening terrain -· USGS toJX) map shows a 130 ft. drop over a
distance of one mile. This equals a 2.46% slope. These values
cormined in the matrix give a vaue of zero.
b. 1-yr, 24 hr. Rainfall:
From the map supplied with the HRS guidance manual = 3 in. This
receives a value of 2 or 3. Two scores are prepared
c. Distance to nearest s_urface water:
From the USGS topo map, it is from 1 to 2 miles to the nearest
· surface viater. Value 1.
d. Physical State -Same as for ground water route -value 2.
3. Containment -Assumes soil contamination, this received a score of 1.
4 Waste Characteristics -same as groundwater route
Toxicity/Persistence, score 18, Waste Quantity -score 1
5. Targets -Surface water is not known to be used for drinking, but may be
used recreationally -score 2.
Air Route
No observed releases, air route score is zero.
Direct Contact
Unless hazardous wastes are found in soil samples, score will be zero.
a; Observed Incident
Soi 1 s contaminated with pest i ci de.
b. Access ib i 1 ity
Site is fenced only on three sides -score 3.
c. Containment
Soil contamination documented -score 15.
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Score 3 x 5 = 15
e. Population within one mile
Assurres 1000 to 3000 people -score 3.