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Class B Fire Suppression Foam Usage Survey Class B Fire Suppression Foam Usage Survey - New York State Airports If a respondent indicated that the facility used/stored/disposed PFOA/PFOS substances, it does not necessarily mean that there is an environmental/public health concern associated with that facility. Also, if a respondent indicated that they currently/formerly used, stored, disposed of, or released Class B firefighting foam it does not necessarily mean that the foam contains/contained PFOA/PFOS since many Class B foams do not contain these substances. DEC is in the process of reviewing/evaluating the returned surveys to determine if additional follow-up or study is needed. Return rate: 91 surveys were sent to facilities; 90 were returned completed as of June 1, 2017. Questions 1 & 2 relate to name and address; questions 3-5 relate to facility ownership. Q. 6: Is any Class B fire suppression foam currently stored and/or used at the facility? Q. 7: Has any Class B fire suppression foam ever been stored and/or used at the facility? Q. 8: Has Class B fire suppression foam ever been used for training purposes at the facility? Q. 9: Has Class B fire suppression foam ever been used for firefighting or other emergency response purposes at the facility? Q. 10: Has the facility ever experienced a spill or leak of Class B fire suppression foam? Q. 11: Has your facility ever been responsible for the use of Class B fire suppression foam at a location other than the facility (i.e. offsite training, emergency response, or spill)? Survey Facility ID facility name facility address county complete? Q. 6 Q. 7 Q. 8 Q. 9 Q. 10 Q. 11 AIR0001 Adirondack Regional Airport (SLK) 96 Airport Rd Franklin/Essex YES YES YES YES unknown unknown NO Saranac Lake, NY AIR0018 Akron Airport (9G3) Akron, NY Erie YES NO NO NO NO NO NO (Christian Airmen, Inc) AIR0019 Albany International Airport (ALB) 737 Albany Shaker Rd Albany YES YES YES YES YES NO YES Colonie, NY AIR0005 Argyle Airport (1C3) Argyle, NY Washington NO AIR0020 Bayport Aerodrome (23N) 100 Arrival Ave Suffolk YES NO NO NO unknown NO NO Ronkonkoma, NY AIR0021 Brookhaven Calabro Airport (HWV) 135 Dawn Dr Suffolk YES NO unknown unknown unknown unknown unknown Shirley, NY AIR0022 Buffalo Airfield (9G0) 4500 Clinton St Erie YES NO NO NO NO NO NO West Seneca, NY AIR0023 Buffalo Niagara International Airport 4200 Genesee St Erie YES YES YES YES YES NO YES (BUF) Buffalo, NY AIR0007 Buffalo-Lancaster Regional Airport (BQR) 4343 Walden Ave Erie YES NO NO NO NO NO NO Lancaster, NY AIR0024 Camillus Airport (NY25) 3305 Cessna Dr Onondaga YES NO NO NO unknown NO NO Warners, NY AIR0025 Canandaigua Airport (D38) 2480 Brickyard Rd Ontario YES YES unknown unknown unknown unknown unknown Canandaigua, NY AIR0026 Cattaraugus County Olean Airport (OLE) 5420 Hatch Hill Rd Cattaraugus YES NO NO NO unknown NO NO Ischua, NY AIR0027 Chautauqua Co/Dunkirk Airport (DKK) 3389 Middle Rd Chautauqua YES NO unknown unknown unknown unknown unknown Jamestown, NY AIR0028 Chautauqua Co/Jamestown Airport 3163 Airport Dr Chautauqua YES YES YES YES unknown unknown YES (JHW) Jamestown, NY AIR0029 Columbia County Airport (1B1) 1142 NYS Route 9H Columbia YES NO NO NO NO NO unknown Ghent, NY AIR0030 Cooperstown-Westville Airport (K23) 982 State Hwy 166 Otsego YES NO NO NO NO NO NO Cooperstown, NY AIR0031 Corning-Painted Post Airport (7N1) 342 Victory Hwy Steuben YES NO NO NO NO NO NO Painted Post, NY Q. 6: Is any Class B fire suppression foam currently stored and/or used at the facility? Q. 7: Has any Class B fire suppression foam ever been stored and/or used at the facility? Q. 8: Has Class B fire suppression foam ever been used for training purposes at the facility? Q. 9: Has Class B fire suppression foam ever been used for firefighting or other emergency response purposes at the facility? Q. 10: Has the facility ever experienced a spill or leak of Class B fire suppression foam? Q. 11: Has your facility ever been responsible for the use of Class B fire suppression foam at a location other than the facility (i.e. offsite training, emergency response, or spill)? Survey Facility ID facility name facility address county complete? Q. 6 Q. 7 Q. 8 Q. 9 Q. 10 Q. 11 AIR0032 Cortland County Airport (N03) 922 NYS Route 222 Cortland YES NO NO NO NO NO NO Cortland, NY AIR0033 Dansville Municipal Airport (DSV) 176 Franklin St Livingston YES NO NO NO NO NO NO Dansville, NY AIR0034 Downtown Manhattan Heliport (JRB) 20 South St Pier 6 Kings YES NO unknown unknown unknown unknown unknown New York, NY AIR0035 Dutchess County Airport (POU) 263 New Hackensack Rd Dutchess YES YES unknown YES NO NO unknown Wappingers Falls, NY AIR0036 East 34th Street Heliport (6N5) 499 East 34th St New York YES NO unknown NO NO NO NO New York, NY AIR0037 East Hampton Airport (HTO) 200 Daniels Hole Rd Suffolk YES YES YES NO unknown unknown unknown Wainscott, NY AIR0038 Elizabeth Field Airport (0B8) 500 Airport Dr Suffolk YES NO unknown unknown unknown unknown unknown Fishers Island, NY AIR0039 Elmira Corning Regional Airport (ELM) 276 Sing Sing Rd Ste 1 Chemung YES YES YES YES unknown unknown unknown Horseheads, NY AIR0040 Finger Lakes Regional Airport 0G7) 2727 Martin Rd Seneca YES NO NO NO NO NO NO Seneca Falls, NY AIR0017 Floyd Bennett Memorial Airport (GFL) 443 Queensbury Ave Warren YES YES YES YES NO unknown NO Queensbury, NY AIR0041 Francis S Gabreski Airport (FOK) Westhampton Beach, NY Suffolk YES NO unknown unknown unknown unknown unknown AIR0042 Frankfort-Highland Airport (B64) McIntyre Rd @ Gulf Rd Herkimer YES NO NO NO NO NO NO Frankfort, NY AIR0012 Freehold Airport (1I5) Freehold, NY Greene YES NO unknown unknown unknown unknown NO AIR0043 Fulton County Airport (NY0) 160 County Hwy 153 Fulton YES NO NO NO NO NO NO Johnstown, NY AIR0044 Genesee County Airport (GVQ) 4701 East Saile Dr Genesee YES YES YES NO NO NO unknown Batavia, NY AIR0014 Great Valley Airport (N56) 4843 Route 219 Cattaraugus YES NO NO NO NO NO NO Great Valley, NY AIR0045 Greater Binghamton Airport (BGM) 2534 Airport Rd #16 Broome YES YES unknown unknown unknown unknown unknown Johnson City, NY AIR0046 Greater Rochester International Airport 1200 Brooks Ave Monroe YES YES YES YES YES NO YES (ROC) Rochester, NY AIR0047 Griffis International Airport (RME) 660 Hangar Rd, Ste 223 Oneida YES YES YES YES YES NO YES Rome, NY AIR0048 Hamburg Airport Inc (4G2) 6765 Heltz Rd Erie YES NO NO NO NO NO NO Hamburg, NY AIR0049 Hamilton Municipal Airport (VGC) 6610 Airport Rd Madison YES NO unknown unknown unknown unknown NO (Village of Hamilton) Hamilton, NY Q. 6: Is any Class B fire suppression foam currently stored and/or used at the facility? Q. 7: Has any Class B fire suppression foam ever been stored and/or used at the facility? Q. 8: Has Class B fire suppression foam ever been used for training purposes at the facility? Q. 9: Has Class B fire suppression foam ever been used for firefighting or other emergency response purposes at the facility? Q. 10: Has the facility ever experienced a spill or leak of Class B fire suppression foam? Q. 11: Has your facility ever been responsible for the use of Class B fire suppression foam at a location other than the facility (i.e. offsite training, emergency response, or spill)? Survey Facility ID facility name facility address county complete? Q. 6 Q. 7 Q. 8 Q. 9 Q. 10 Q. 11 AIR0050 Haverstraw Heliport (H43) 22 Gagan Rd Rockland YES NO NO NO NO NO NO Haverstraw, NY AIR0051 Hornell Municipal Airport (HTF) 100 Airport Rd Steuben YES NO NO NO NO NO NO Hornell, NY AIR0052 Ithaca Tompkins Regional Airport (ITH) 72 Brown Rd Tompkins YES YES YES YES YES unknown YES Ithaca, NY AIR0053 John F. Kennedy International Airport Queens, NY Queens YES YES YES YES YES NO NO (JFK) - Port Authority of NY & NJ AIR0054 Joseph Y Resnick Airport (N89) 199 Airport Rd Ulster YES NO NO NO NO NO NO Ellenville, NY AIR0003 Kingston-Ulster Airport (20N) 1151 Flatbush Rd Ulster YES NO NO NO NO NO NO Kingston, NY AIR0055 LaGuardia Airport (LGA) Hangar 7C Queens YES YES YES YES YES NO NO Flushing, NY AIR0056 Lake Placid Airport (LKP) 2693 Main St Essex YES NO NO NO NO NO NO (Town of North Elba) Lake Placid, NY AIR0057 Le Roy Airport (5G0) 8267 East Main Rd Genesee YES NO unknown unknown unknown unknown unknown LeRoy, NY AIR0058 Ledgdale Airpark (7G0) 21 Eisenhauer Dr Monroe YES NO unknown NO unknown NO NO Brockport, NY AIR0059 Long Island MacArthur Airport (ISP) 2 Clark Dr Suffolk YES YES YES YES YES NO YES (Town of Islip) Ronkonkoma, NY AIR0060 Lt Warren E Eaton Airport (OIC) 6390 State Highway 12 Chenango YES NO NO NO NO NO NO Norwich, NY AIR0061 Malone-Dufort Airport (MAL) 27 Airport Rd Franklin YES NO NO unknown unknown unknown unknown AIR0062 Massena International Airport (MSS) 90 Aviation Rd St. Lawrence YES YES YES NO YES NO NO Massena, NY AIR0063 Mattituck Airport (21N) 410 Airway Dr Suffolk YES NO NO NO NO NO NO Mattituck, NY AIR0004 Montauk Airport (MTP) 428 East Lake Dr Suffolk YES NO NO NO NO NO NO Montauk, NY AIR0064 Niagara Falls International Airport (IAG) 2035 Niagara Falls Blvd Niagara YES NO NO NO NO NO NO Niagara Falls, NY AIR0065 North Buffalo Suburban Airport (0G0) 6700 Transit Rd Niagara YES NO NO NO NO NO NO Lockport, NY AIR0066 Ogdensburg International Airport (OGS) 5840 State Route 812 St.
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