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Maine Department of Environmental Protection Bureau of Remediation and Waste Management Division of Remediation Site List Site Site Name Address Program Status Date Status IC Control ABBOT REM00001 ABBOT MUNICIPAL LANDFILL RT 6/15 LANDFILL CLOSURE 7/31/1995 REMEDY IN PLACE: CLOSED - NO UNDERTAKING POST-CLOSURE OBLIGATIONS REM01438 CONRADS SALES & SERVICE ROUTE 6/15 VRAP 6/22/2004 REMEDY IN PLACE: CLOSED - NO UNDERTAKING POST-CLOSURE OBLIGATIONS ACTON REM00002 ACTON MUNICIPAL LANDFILL H ROAD LANDFILL CLOSURE 7/31/1994 REMEDY IN PLACE: CLOSED - YES UNDERTAKING POST-CLOSURE OBLIGATIONS REM01837 ACTON TRADING POST 57 ROUTE 109 OTHER 8/1/2008 TRANSFERRED TO OTHER DIVISION - NO OIL REM00409 MILTONIA MANAGEMENT FOX RIDGE RD. UNCONTROLLED SITES 11/1/2014 REMEDY IN PLACE: CLOSED - NO UNDERTAKING POST-CLOSURE OBLIGATIONS ADDISON REM00003 ADDISON MUNICIPAL LANDFILL 229 WESCOGUS ROAD LANDFILL CLOSURE 7/31/1994 REMEDY IN PLACE: CLOSED - YES UNDERTAKING POST-CLOSURE OBLIGATIONS REM02132 DW MERRITT SCHOOL 518 INDIAN RIVER ROAD UNCONTROLLED SITES 1/7/2004 COMPLAINT INVESTIGATED - NO UNSUBSTANTIATED ALBION REM00004 ALBION MUNICIPAL LANDFILL SOUTH FREEDOM RD. LANDFILL CLOSURE 7/31/1994 REMEDY IN PLACE: CLOSED - YES UNDERTAKING POST-CLOSURE OBLIGATIONS REM02225 H.L. KEAY & SONS MARKET 58 MAIN STREET VRAP 11/22/2014 REMEDY IN PLACE: CLOSED - YES UNDERTAKING POST-CLOSURE OBLIGATIONS ALEXANDER REM00005 ALEXANDER MUNICIPAL LANDFILL SPEARIN RD. LANDFILL CLOSURE 7/31/1994 REMEDY IN PLACE: CLOSED - NO UNDERTAKING POST-CLOSURE OBLIGATIONS Disclaimer: Despite efforts to be accurate, this report may contain errors. It is presented with a good-faith representation that the information provided herein is generally reliable. Data contained in this report does not include all programs within the Department that apply Institutional Controls. Information in this report is not valid for legal purposes. If you need further information, please contact Nick Hodgkins at (207) 592-0882. Printed: 9/21/2021 4:39:27 PM Page 1 of 209 Site Site Name Address Program Status Date Status IC Control ALFRED REM02587 ALFRED GASOLINE DRUMPLING MAST ROAD RCRA 12/15/2017 COMPLAINT INVESTIGATED - NO REVIEWING PRELIMINARY SITE INFORMATION REM00931 ALFRED GETTY 70 SANFORD ROAD VRAP 12/18/2002 REMEDY IN PLACE: CLOSED - NO UNDERTAKING POST-CLOSURE OBLIGATIONS REM00006 ALFRED MUNICIPAL LANDFILL ROUTE 4 LANDFILL CLOSURE 7/31/1981 REMEDY IN PLACE: CLOSED - YES UNDERTAKING POST-CLOSURE OBLIGATIONS REM00007 ALFRED STUMP DUMP SWETTS BRIDGE RD. LANDFILL CLOSURE 7/31/1994 REMEDY IN PLACE: CLOSED - YES UNDERTAKING POST-CLOSURE OBLIGATIONS REM00410 YORK COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT ROUTE 4 UNCONTROLLED SITES 1/1/1999 INVESTIGATION STAGE - NEED NO (AWAITING RESOURCES) ALLAGASH REM00008 ALLAGASH PLT. MUNICIPAL LANDFILL INN ROAD (MICHAUD FARM LANDFILL CLOSURE 7/31/1994 REMEDY IN PLACE: CLOSED - YES UNDERTAKING POST-CLOSURE OBLIGATIONS ALNA REM00009 ALNA MUNICIPAL LANDFILL RT 218/WEST ALNA RD. LANDFILL CLOSURE 7/31/1995 REMEDY IN PLACE: CLOSED - YES UNDERTAKING POST-CLOSURE OBLIGATIONS AMITY REM00010 AMITY MUNICIPAL LANDFILL MONUMENT RD LANDFILL CLOSURE 7/31/1996 REMEDY IN PLACE: CLOSED - NO UNDERTAKING POST-CLOSURE OBLIGATIONS ANDOVER REM00011 ANDOVER MUNICIPAL LANDFILL ROUTE 5 LANDFILL CLOSURE 7/31/1994 REMEDY IN PLACE: CLOSED - YES UNDERTAKING POST-CLOSURE OBLIGATIONS REM02188 MILLS MARKET 25 SOUTH MAIN STREET VRAP 2/4/2013 REMEDY IN PLACE: CLOSED - NO UNDERTAKING POST-CLOSURE OBLIGATIONS ANSON REM00013 ANSON MAD. SAN. DIST. SLUDGE LANDFILL ARNOLD ST LANDFILL CLOSURE 8/31/2002 REMEDIATION STAGE - NEED NO (AWAITING RESOURCES) Disclaimer: Despite efforts to be accurate, this report may contain errors. It is presented with a good-faith representation that the information provided herein is generally reliable. Data contained in this report does not include all programs within the Department that apply Institutional Controls. Information in this report is not valid for legal purposes. If you need further information, please contact Nick Hodgkins at (207) 592-0882. Printed: 9/21/2021 4:39:28 PM Page 2 of 209 Site Site Name Address Program Status Date Status IC Control ANSON REM00012 ANSON MUNICIPAL LANDFILL PATTERSON BRIDGE ROAD LANDFILL CLOSURE 7/31/1996 REMEDY IN PLACE: CLOSED - YES UNDERTAKING POST-CLOSURE OBLIGATIONS REM02165 CN BROWN PROPERTY 26 NORTH MAIN STREET BROWNFIELDS 3/26/2013 REMEDY IN PLACE: CLOSED - YES UNDERTAKING POST-CLOSURE OBLIGATIONS REM02873 PIKE INDUSTRIES 86 STARKS ROAD RCRA 4/30/2018 REMEDY IN PLACE: CLOSED - NO (OR NO DE-MINIMIS) CONTAMINATION LEFT ON SITE REM02949 PIKE INDUSTRIES 86 STARKS ROAD RCRA 4/30/2019 COMPLAINT INVESTIGATED - NO UNSUBSTANTIATED REM00411 SPAULDING & FROST CO. ROUTE 16 (NEW PORTLAND UNCONTROLLED SITES 7/9/2008 REMEDY IN PLACE: CLOSED - YES UNDERTAKING POST-CLOSURE OBLIGATIONS APPLETON REM00014 APPLETON MUNICIPAL LANDFILL SENNEBEC ROAD LANDFILL CLOSURE 5/6/2011 REMEDY IN PLACE: CLOSED - YES UNDERTAKING POST-CLOSURE OBLIGATIONS REM01614 O'BRIEN PROPERTY ROUTES 131 & 105 VRAP 3/13/2006 REMEDY IN PLACE: CLOSED - YES UNDERTAKING POST-CLOSURE OBLIGATIONS ARGYLE TWP REM02718 FUEL PUMP STATION FEDERAL FACILITIES 9/30/2016 REMEDIATION STAGE - ONGOING NO ARUNDEL REM00015 ARUNDEL MUNICIPAL LANDFILL MOUNTAIN ROAD LANDFILL CLOSURE 7/31/1995 REMEDY IN PLACE: CLOSED - YES UNDERTAKING POST-CLOSURE OBLIGATIONS REM01747 CHARTER OAKS 702 ALFRED ROAD VRAP 2/1/2008 REMEDY IN PLACE: CLOSED - NO UNDERTAKING POST-CLOSURE OBLIGATIONS REM00412 DMR YACHTS BIDDEFORD RCRA 5/23/2008 COMPLAINT INVESTIGATED - NO REVIEWING PRELIMINARY SITE INFORMATION REM00450 MR. CAIN'S LOT 81 MOUNTAIN ROAD UNCONTROLLED SITES 4/14/2006 TRANSFERRED TO OTHER DIVISION - NO OTHER Disclaimer: Despite efforts to be accurate, this report may contain errors. It is presented with a good-faith representation that the information provided herein is generally reliable. Data contained in this report does not include all programs within the Department that apply Institutional Controls. Information in this report is not valid for legal purposes. If you need further information, please contact Nick Hodgkins at (207) 592-0882. Printed: 9/21/2021 4:39:28 PM Page 3 of 209 Site Site Name Address Program Status Date Status IC Control ARUNDEL REM00413 PORTLAND OIL RECYCLING LIMERICK ROAD UNCONTROLLED SITES 7/9/2008 REMEDY IN PLACE: CLOSED - NO UNDERTAKING POST-CLOSURE OBLIGATIONS ASHLAND REM03232 AID SITE 100 LEVESQUE MILL ROAD VRAP 5/10/2021 REMEDY IN PLACE: CLOSED - NO (OR NO DE-MINIMIS) CONTAMINATION LEFT ON SITE REM02255 ASHLAND 1 STOP 117 MAIN STREET VRAP 11/24/2013 REMEDY IN PLACE: CLOSED - NO UNDERTAKING POST-CLOSURE OBLIGATIONS REM02099 ASHLAND CENTRAL SCHOOL BROWNFIELDS 4/24/2020 REMEDIATION STAGE - NEED NO (AWAITING RESOURCES) REM00016 ASHLAND MUNICIPAL LANDFILL SHERIDAN RD LANDFILL CLOSURE 9/4/2014 REMEDY IN PLACE: CLOSED - NO UNDERTAKING POST-CLOSURE OBLIGATIONS REM00414 CEVG (RBS) GODLING RD. FEDERAL FACILITIES 8/31/1999 REMEDY IN PLACE: CLOSED - NO UNDERTAKING POST-CLOSURE OBLIGATIONS REM01909 CURTIS GARAGE 6 PORTAGE ROAD BROWNFIELDS 4/24/2020 REMEDIATION STAGE - NEED NO (AWAITING RESOURCES) REM02106 KELLY LUMBER 43 REALTY ROAD VRAP 5/16/2012 REMEDY IN PLACE: CLOSED - YES UNDERTAKING POST-CLOSURE OBLIGATIONS REM03241 LEVESQUE LANDFILL LEVESQUE MILL ROAD VRAP 6/15/2021 REMEDY IN PLACE: CLOSED - NO (OR NO DE-MINIMIS) CONTAMINATION LEFT ON SITE REM03191 PINE TREE TRUCKING 77 STATION STREET VRAP 11/30/2020 COMPLAINT INVESTIGATED - NO REVIEWING PRELIMINARY SITE INFORMATION ATHENS REM00017 ATHENS MUNICIPAL LANDFILL DORE HILL RD LANDFILL CLOSURE 7/31/1994 REMEDY IN PLACE: CLOSED - NO UNDERTAKING POST-CLOSURE OBLIGATIONS AUBURN REM02629 62 SPRING STREET 62 SPRING STREET VRAP 11/1/2019 REMEDY IN PLACE: CLOSED - YES UNDERTAKING POST-CLOSURE OBLIGATIONS Disclaimer: Despite efforts to be accurate, this report may contain errors. It is presented with a good-faith representation that the information provided herein is generally reliable. Data contained in this report does not include all programs within the Department that apply Institutional Controls. Information in this report is not valid for legal purposes. If you need further information, please contact Nick Hodgkins at (207) 592-0882. Printed: 9/21/2021 4:39:28 PM Page 4 of 209 Site Site Name Address Program Status Date Status IC Control AUBURN REM01956 84 GOLDTHWAITE ST 84 GOLDTHWAITE ROAD BROWNFIELDS 6/8/2010 REMEDY IN PLACE: CLOSED - YES UNDERTAKING POST-CLOSURE OBLIGATIONS REM00415 ALLIED CONTAINER CORP. 1 ALLIED ROAD UNCONTROLLED SITES 8/4/1998 REMEDY IN PLACE: CLOSED - NO UNDERTAKING POST-CLOSURE OBLIGATIONS REM01229 ARC AUBURN 1072 MINOT AVENUE FEDERAL FACILITIES 1/1/1950 COMPLAINT INVESTIGATED - NO REVIEWING PRELIMINARY SITE INFORMATION REM00420 ARMY GUARD TRAINING SITE STEVENS MILLS ROAD FEDERAL FACILITIES 1/1/1950 REMEDY IN PLACE: CLOSED - NO UNDERTAKING POST-CLOSURE OBLIGATIONS REM00018 AUBURN ASH LANDFILL POLAND SPRING ROAD LANDFILL CLOSURE 7/31/1996 REMEDY IN PLACE: CLOSED - YES UNDERTAKING POST-CLOSURE OBLIGATIONS REM01504 AUBURN BRUSH/PIONITE DUST LANDFILL GRACELAWN ROAD LANDFILL CLOSURE 7/31/1996 REMEDY IN PLACE: CLOSED - YES UNDERTAKING POST-CLOSURE OBLIGATIONS REM00019 AUBURN GRACELAWN LANDFILL GRACELAWN ROAD LANDFILL CLOSURE 7/31/1980 REMEDY IN PLACE: CLOSED - YES UNDERTAKING POST-CLOSURE OBLIGATIONS REM01505 AUBURN INTERIM LANDFILL GRACELAWN ROAD LANDFILL CLOSURE 7/31/1985 REMEDY IN PLACE: CLOSED - YES UNDERTAKING POST-CLOSURE OBLIGATIONS REM01439 AUBURN PUBLIC LIBRARY 49 SPRING STREET VRAP 3/10/2020 INVESTIGATION STAGE - NEED NO (AWAITING RESOURCES)
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    IMPORTANT BIRD AREAS OF MAINE An Analysis of Avian Diversity and Abundance Compiled by: Susan Gallo, Thomas P. Hodgman, and Judy Camuso A Project Supported by the Maine Outdoor Heritage Fund IMPORTANT BIRD AREAS OF MAINE An Analysis of Avian Diversity and Abundance February 7, 2008 Compiled by: Susan Gallo, Maine Audubon, 20 Gilsland Farm Rd., Falmouth, ME 04105 Thomas P. Hodgman, Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife, 650 State St., Bangor, ME 04401 Judy Camuso, Maine Audubon, 20 Gilsland Farm Rd., Falmouth, ME 04105 (Present Address: Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife, 358 Shaker Road, Gray, ME 04039) Recommended citation: Gallo, S., T. P. Hodgman, and J. Camuso, Compilers. 2008. Important Bird Areas Of Maine: an analysis of avian diversity and abundance. Maine Audubon, Falmouth, Maine. 94pp. Cover Photo: Scarborough Marsh at sunrise, by W. G. Shriver ii Table of Contents History ..........................................................................................................................................1 What is an Important Bird Area?.......................................................................................1 Qualifying Criteria...................................................................................................................1 Data Use and Applicability Disclaimer .............................................................................2 Acknowledgements...................................................................................................................3