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THIS DOCUMENT COULD NOT BE AUTHENTICATED AND HAS BEEN PLACED IN THE FILE FOR HISTO PURPOSES ONLY IN DATE /0/2.3779 LETTER REPORT FOR UNEXPLODED ORDNANCE AND ORDNANCE EXPLOSIVES CLEANUP AT GOVERNMENT AND COMMERCIAL FACILITIES VOLUME 2 REFERENCES Table 2-1 Summary of DoD sites reviewed in detail Continued. Camp Gruber SEARCH'97 information Server - Default Template Page 1 of 1 D C 1%1 E T R E T 5EARCH'97 Your search matched 3 of 4064 documents. 3 are presented, ranked by relevance. Rank Score Title/Information 1 0.90 CAMP GRUBER MILITARY RESERVATION INPR CAMP GRUBER MILITARY RESERVATION INPR .INPR TABLE OF CONTENTS .for .CAMP GRUBER MILITARY RESERVATION at.MUSKOGEE, OKLAHOMA . INPR - Inventory Project Report .This preliminary assessment includes searches ofReal Estate records to verify... 2 0.90 CAMP GRUBER MILITARY RESERVATION CAMP GRUBER MILITARY RESERVATION .CAMP GRUBER MILITARY RESERVATION .MUSKOGEE, OKLAHOMA.PROJECT#K060K001300. Corps of Engineers Geographic District is:.TULSA District DERP FUDS Categories:. PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENTS. INPR .Correspondence 3 0.84 Alphabetical Listing of DERP FUDS Projects Alphabetical Listing of DERP FUDS Projects 26 MILE BEND BOMB TARGET,Broward County, FL A ACCESS ROAD FOR EL CENTRO ROCKET TARGETS, Imperial County, CA .AGUADA GUN EMPLACEMENT SITE, Aguada Municipality, PR .AIKEN ARMY AIRFIELD, Aiken S... 2/11/97 4:33:47 PM Displaying documents for "USACE - ...formation Retrieval System (Rilii9)(denix.cecer.army.milidenix/...nforrnation+Retrieval+System+(PIRS) Displaying documents 1-10 (of 16)for domain "USACE - Project Information Retrieval System (PIRS)" Hits Size Document 3 18.2K Independence Army Air Field Auxiliary Field #7 ASR 3 1.3K Oklahoma State 2 0.5K Bmg SITES: Oklahoma 2 0.6K Oklahoma Sate 1 7.1K C:\HMPRO2\gifs\sec10000.htm 1 1.1K CAMP GRUBER MILITARY RESERVATION 1 3.0K CAMP GRUBER MILITARY RESERVATION INPR 1 59.1K Camp Dodge ASR Findings: Appendix C 1 17.0K Former Fort Mason: Findings Appendix C-2.10 1 5.7K Former Pampa Army Airfield Findss: Appendix A MQRE... 1 of 1 2/6/97 11:00 AM Displaying documents for "USACE - ...formation Retrieval System 011461denix.cecer.army.milldenix/...nformation+RetrievaI+System+(PIRS) Displaying documents 11-16(of 16)for domain "USACE - Project Information Retrieval System (PIRS)" Hits Size Document ------- 1 2.5K Former Pampa Army Airfield Findings: Aapendix M 1 11.6K Kansas Army Ammunition Plant: Section 5-8 1 21.3K Sarasota Army Field ASR Findings: Section 7-8 1 1.3K TULSA DISTRICT 1 2.7K Text 1 2.9K Text to Find DERP Site 1 of 1 2/6/97 11:01 AM CAMP GRUBER MILITARY RESERVATION INPR http://dogbert.ncr.usace.army.mill...ts/cmpgrubr/preasses/inpr/inpr.htm INPR TABLE OF CONTENTS for CAMP GRUBER MILITARY RESERVATION at MUSKOGEE,OKLAHOMA INPR - Inventory Project Report This preliminary assessment includes searches of Real Estate records to verify previous DoD ownership or usage, and a determination of site eligibility and the need for cleanup. NOTE: Each of the following hot links goes to a separately scanned page approximately 100 KB in size. The images are in a TIFF image format with a packbits compression. When Viewing: The image when initially displayed will be larger then your screen. Use your external viewer software to resize the image to fit your screen. When Printing: All images were initially scanned at 200dpi. To get the best quality printout do NOT resize the image when it is displayed by your image viewer. Resizing will degrade the quality ofthe printout. OD u ust4 Ju teu hi ''•l k 4_ NT TO CMDR SOUTHWESTERN DIVISION ▪ SITE SURVEY,SUMMAlly SHEET SITE #K060K001300.PAGE 1 17-fetwAi-( • SITE SURVEY SUMMARY SHEET SITE #K060K001300. PAGE 2 movaomt • LOCATION MAP ▪ FINDINGS AN _DETERMINATION OF ELIGIBILITY 04.14 ▪ PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET FOR OEW PROJECT K060K001301 ifotiftAt-t, • RISK ASSESSMENT_PESKEDURE FOR EXPLOSIVE ORDNANCE(EO). PAGE 1 • RISK ASSESSMENT PROCEDURE FOR-EXPLOSIVE ORDNANCE(EO),PAGE 2 ▪ RISK ASSESSMENT PROCEDURE FOR EXPLOSIVE ORDNANCE(EO). PAGE 3 • RISK ASSESSMENT PROCEDURE FOR EXPLOSIVEORDNANCE(EQ..PAGE 4 • RISK ASSESSMENT PROCEDURE FOR EXPLOSIVE ORDNANCE(EO). PAGE 5 • RLSK_ASSESSMENT PROCEDURE FOR EXPLOSIVE ORDNANCELEO).PAGE 6 • RISK ASSESSMENT PROCEDURE FOR EXPLOSIVE ORDNANCE(EO). PAGE 7 • RISK ASSESSMENT PROCEDURE FOR EXPLOSIVE ORDNANCE(EO). PAGE 8 • RISK MSESSMENTTROcEDURE FOREXPLOSIVE ORDNANCE(E0), PAGE 9 o Back to the Project Site Pagg, 131G 1 of 1 216/9711:03 AM 11/10/94 15:34 1,918 659 7532 GEOTE911 41.1003 DEFENSE ENVIRONMENTAL RESTORATION PROGRAM (DERP) FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES (rums) SITE SURVEY SUMMARY SHEET FOR CXERoREE NATIONAL WILDLIFE AREA (FORMERLY A PORTION or WIMP GRUBER MILITARY RESERVATION) BRAGG, =AROMA Site No. XOSOX001300 SITE NAME: Cherokee National Wildlife Area or Gruber Public Hunting Area (north half), and Gruber Refuge (south half). Formerly a portion of Camp Gruber Military Reservation. SITE LOCATION: Approximately 19 miles southeast of Muskogee, Oklahoma in Cherokee County (location map attached). SITE RISTORY: Department of Defense (DOD) use began in 1942 when the United States of America acquired land to be used as Camp Gruber Military Reservation. In 1949, slightly less than half of the acquired acreage was deeded to the State of Oklahoma. Since that time the property has been used as a wildlife management area. SITE VISIT: A site visit was conducted on 31 March 1992 by Carol Staudenmaier and Randall Bratcher, CESWT-EC-GF. Ron Justice, Manager of the Wildlife Area accompanied Tulsa District personnel during the site visit. Five areas known to have been used by the Army were discussed and four of the five areas ware visited. The area known as "Little Tokyo" could not be located, but reportedly is a concrete structure with bullet marks in the sides. The first area visited was a structure similar to what was described as "Little Tokyo". The concrete structure was riddled with machine gun bullet impact marks. The area surrounding the structure is cratered with evidence of artillery explosions. The second area contained one small, stone building, with a concrete roof that may have been used for ordnance storage. The third location was an area where a mortar round was found by tree cutters. Mr. Justice has called the Fort Sill Explosive Ordnance Disposal (HOD) Unit on numerous occasions to report such finds. He said he would contact the ROD to report this mortar round. The last area was "Little Round Hill" which was used as a target for artillery fire. The sides of-the hill are pock marked with evidence of explosions. 105mm and 155mm artillery rounds have been previously found and removed by the EOD. There was no evidence of CON/HTW, HTRW or building hazards remaining at the site as the result of DOD activities. CATEGORY OP HAZARD: Ordnance Explosive Waste (OEW), 1 11/10/94 15:34 e918 069 7532 . GEMSCH 0004 PROJECT DESCRIPTION: An Ordnance Explosive Waste project is_ recommended at this site.. This is a remote public use area, and unexploded ordnance has bean spotted on several occasions. Huntsville Division should determine the next appropriate action for the recommended OEW Project No. X060)001301. AVAILABLE STUDIES AND REPORTS: None. DISTRICT POC: Carol staudenmaier, CESWT-EC-GF, 918-581-6115. 2 11/10/94 15:35 12918 669 7532 GEOTECH • DEFENSE ENVIRONMENTAL RESTORATION PROGRAM (DER?) FORMERLY USED DWINSB BIT= (FUDS) FINDINGS AND DETERMINATION OF ELIGIBILITY FOR CHEROEEE NATIONAL WILDLIFE AREA (FORMERLY A PORTION OF CAMP GRUBER MILITARY RESERVATION) BRAGG, ORLABOMA Site No. K060E001306 FINDINGS OF PACT 1. In 1942 and 1944, the United states of America acquired 65,648.88 acres of land in Muskogee County and Cherokee County, Oklahoma. This Findings of fact pertains only to the 31,283.66 acres now owned by the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation. The remaining acreage is still under Department of Defense (Don) control. 2. The U.S. Army used the property as a military reservation known as Camp Gruber. Camp Gruber was an Army training camp between 1944 and 1949. The available real estate documents revealed no DOD improvements. The subject property was never known to be under other than DOD use or control during the period of DOD interest. 3. In 1949, the United States of America deeded 31,283.66 acres, more or less, to the State of Oklahoma. The deed contained a recapture clause regarding any national emergency. DETERMINATION Based on the foregoing Findings of Fact, the site has been determined to be formerly used by the DOD. It is, therefore, eligible for the Defense Environmental restoration - Formerly Used defense Sites established under 10 USC 2701 et seq. DATE ROBERT L. HERNDON Brigadier General, USA Commanding 1 11/10/94 15:36 Vail 669 7532 GEOTECH 140007 PROJECT 91NAAY SHEET . FOR DERP.-FODS OEM PROJECT NO. K060E001301 CHEROKEE NATIONAL WILDLIFE AREA (FORMERLY A PORTION OF CAMP GRUBER MILITARY RESERVATION) SITE NO. MO60E001300 24 August 1992 PROJECT DESCRIPTION: This project involves the assessment of ordnance at the former Camp Gruber Military Reservation. One artillery round was observed at the site. Others have reportedly been removed by the Fort Sill Explosive Ordnance Disposal Unit, PROJECT: The property was used by the U.S. Army for ordnance related purposes. The Department of Wildlife has not used the property for ordnance production or storage, deeming the Department of Defense (DOD) responsible for ordnance contamination. This project has been evaluated in accordance with Appendix A of the CEMP—RT memorandum dated 5 April 1990, POLICY CoNsIDERATzoNss There were no provisions in the disposal documents specifically absolving the Government from site - restoration. There were no restrictions relating to the land use or the potential PEW contamination. The property has not been used for ordnance related purposes, except for public hunting since DOD disposal.