Defining Results
Pennsylvania Land Recycling Program 2001 Annual Report Appendices
Pennsylvania Land Recycling Program Appendices Contents
Appendix 1. Completed Site Descriptions 1
Land Recycling Program Cleanups 30
Appendix 2. Land Recycling Program Cleanups 32
Appendix 3. Industrial Sites Reuse Program Financial Assistance 72
Industrial Sites Reuse Program Financial Assistance 81
Appendix 4. Brownfield Inventory Grant (BIG) Recipients 82
Contacts 84
Glossary of Chemical Terms inside back cover
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Appendix 1. Completed Site Descriptions
Listed below are descriptions of completed sites during fiscal year July 2000 – June 2001, including information such as size, cleanup standard(s), contaminant(s) and contact information.
Adams County — Keech Property Allegheny County — Southcentral Region Damascus Tube Co. (Formerly USX Homestead Works) Located in Berwick Township, this site underwent Southwest Region soil and groundwater remediation for petroleum contamination. The contaminated soil was Located in Munhall Borough, this 30-acre excavated in the area of the former gasoline industrial site underwent remediation for soil and kerosene USTs. The statewide health contamination. Slag and general steel mill fill standard was attained for soil and the site-specific covered much of the site. The Baseline standard via pathway elimination was attained Environmental Report identified two areas on for groundwater. DEP approved the final report the site that showed contamination of lead on Feb. 22, 2001. and arsenic. The remediation of lead consisted Contact Eric Rooney, DEP. (717) 705-4858 of excavating and disposing of approximately 150 cubic yards of contaminated material. The Allegheny County — arsenic was managed through paving roadway AMG Resources — Neville Island and covering the soil and slag to prevent direct (Formerly Vulcan Materials Co.) contact. The statewide site-specific standard Southwest Region was attained, and DEP approved the final report on Sept. 29, 2000. Located in Neville Township, this 20-acre industrial Contact Scott Swarm, DEP. (412) 442-5807 site underwent remediation for soil and groundwater contamination. Widespread elevated Allegheny County — Fucillo Ford lead concentrations, a localized area of PCE Southwest Region and an area of high soil pH were found on the property. Electrolytes leaked from underground Located in Allison Park, this 2.33-acre site detinning muds and also contributed to the underwent remediation for soil contamination. contamination. The cleanup performed was The source of the contamination was believed to pathway elimination on the site by either asphalt be fuel-containing USTs of unknown size. A total pavement or a gravel cover at a minimum of 521.4 cubic yards of contaminated soil were thickness of six inches. The site-specific standard excavated and disposed at the Northwest was attained, and DEP approved the final report Sanitary Landfill. Following excavation, a total of on Dec. 20, 2000. 16 confirmatory soil samples were collected and Contact Edward C. Bates, DEP. (724) 925-5405 analyzed for VOCs. All 16 samples demonstrated results that were less than the non-residential standard for each of the thirteen regulated substances. The site now meets the non- residential statewide health standard. DEP approved the final report on Sept. 18, 2000. Contact Charles Johnson, DEP. (412) 442-4154
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Allegheny County — Beaver County — LTV South Side Pittsburgh Works Beaver County Detention Facility Southwest Region (Formerly LTV Steel Co., Inc.) Southwest Region This 123-acre industrial site is divided into several parcels of land, which underwent Located in Hopewell Township, these 19.5 acres remediation for soil contamination. To obtain a previously had a Phase II assessment, which statewide health standard, the URA excavated was performed in 1994. Recently, the property PCB hot-spots, while the area of former tar underwent remediation for soil and groundwater tanks was able to obtain a site-specific standard contamination through pathway elimination. The using pathway elimination. Future plans for the site has been covered with a minimum of: four area include 300 new housing units. URA will inches of concrete for the foundation of the also expand the usability of the land for detention facility, three inches of asphalt in vehicle commercial purposes. An estimated 6,000 new traffic areas, 10 inches of soil for grassy areas and jobs will be created as a result of the city’s 24 inches for landscaped areas. The site-specific remediation efforts. DEP is approving final standard was attained, and the property will reports as each parcel is completed. It is continue to house the Beaver County Detention estimated that the entire site will take 15 to 20 Facility. DEP approved the final report on years to complete. April 19, 2001. Contact Tom Buchan, DEP. (412) 442-5804 Contact Ed Bates, DEP. (724) 925-5405
Allegheny County — Beaver County — Payne Property Spee-D Foodmart Southwest Region Southwest Region Located in Rochester Township, this 1.3-acre Located in Forest Hills, this property occupies industrial site underwent remediation for surface approximately 0.4 acres of non-residential land soil contamination of lead and arsenic. and is operated currently as a convenience store. The contaminated soil was excavated and The site underwent remediation for groundwater removed from the property. Confirmation and soil contamination that resulted from USTs samples demonstrated attainment of a non-use operated by former owners. All USTs were aquifer restriction. The statewide health removed from the property along with 735 cubic standard was attained, and the site will be yards of hazardous material. In addition, almost used for industrial purposes in the future. 45,000 gallons of groundwater were disposed. DEP approved the final report on Jan. 3, 2001. The statewide health standard was attained. Contact Charles Johnson, DEP. (412) 442-4154 This site will continue to be used as a convenience store. DEP approved the final Berks County — report on Aug. 24, 2000. Camp Hosiery Facility (Formerly) Contact Mike Pavilonis, DEP. (412) 442-4066 Southcentral Region
Located in the City of Reading, this site underwent remediation for soil and groundwater contamination. Remediation efforts included excavation of contaminated soil. Both the statewide health and site-specific standards were attained. DEP approved the final report on Dec. 21, 2000. Contact Stephen Shank, DEP. (717) 705-4841
2 Pennsylvania Land Recycling Program Berks County — Berks County — Standards Eastern Industries, Inc. — Palmer Industrial Center Statewide Health Oley Quarry Southcentral Region Standard. Southcentral Region This standard is derived Located in Hereford Township, this site underwent from medium-specific Located in Oley Township, this site underwent soil and groundwater remediation for petroleum chemical concentrations remediation for soil contamination of middle contamination. Both areas were tested and the that take into account use distillate compounds. The contamination resulted levels did not exceed the MSCs established under and non-use as well as resi- from a release of 500 gallons of fuel oil, spilled at Act 2. No remediation was necessary in order to dential and non-residential the surface during a delivery to an AST on May 17, demonstrate attainment of the statewide health exposure factors at a site. 2000. Within 36 hours of the release, 162.22 tons standard. DEP approved the final report on of soil were excavated, which later were properly Nov. 16, 2000. Site-Specific disposed of at the TPS Soil Recycling Facility in Contact James Rea, DEP. (717) 705-4850 Standard. Maryland. Sampling was conducted in the area This standard allows the immediately surrounding the excavated soil in the Bradford County — Dollar Bazaar remediator to consider grassed storm water swale. Neither groundwater Northcentral Region exposure and risk factors to nor surface water proved to be impacted by the establish cleanup levels release. The site attained the statewide health Located in the Borough of Sayre, this business appropriate for the intended standard. The final report was approved on underwent remediation for soil contamination after use of the site. Sept. 14, 2000. 316 gallons of heating fuel oil were released into Contact Bill Noll, DEP. (717) 705-4838 the furnace room located in the basement. After Background 352 tons of heating fuel oil contaminated soils were Standard. Berks County — Heller Property excavated and transported to a landfill for disposal, This standard requires Southcentral Region confirmatory soil sampling was performed to verify cleanup to naturally occur- that contamination cleanup was complete. ring or historical concen- Located in Oley Township, this site underwent The furnace room was returned to its original trations. Often applies to a soil remediation for petroleum contamination that condition, and DEP approved the final report on site where contamination resulted from a pipeline break. Soil borings were Feb. 8, 2001. moves onto or under the performed and then samples were taken. Contact Mark Stephens, DEP. (570) 327-3422 site from a nearby property. The contaminated soil was excavated and the statewide health standard was attained. Bucks County — Special Industrial DEP approved the final report on Feb. 15, 2001. 2555 Street Road Property Area Status. Contact Manuel Nzambi, DEP. (717) 705-4839 Southeast Region This status applies to sites that have no responsible Berks County — Located in Bensalem Township, this site owner or are in an Holy Guardian Angels Church underwent remediation for groundwater enterprise zone. The party Southcentral Region contamination by solvents. PCE, TCE and conducting the cleanup chloromethane were detected in the groundwater must not have contributed Located in Laureldale Borough, this site at the hydraulically upgradient property boundary, to the site contamination underwent remediation for soil contamination as well as throughout the site at concentrations and must develop a cleanup as part of a building expansion program for a above medium specific concentrations for plan. Cleanup actions must school operated by the church. The soil was groundwater in a used-aquifer, non-residential address all immediate, contaminated with lead, which most likely came setting. The site-specific standards for PCE, TCE direct or imminent threats from a nearby lead smelting facility. The soil was and chloromethane in groundwater were attained. based on the intended use excavated and hauled off site to facilitate the DEP approved the final report in Oct. 4, 2000. of the site. building program. As part of this program, Contact Lauren Mapleton, DEP. (610) 832-5922 contaminated soils were removed until a statewide health standard for lead was attained. DEP approved the final report on May 22, 2001. Contact Manuel Nzambi, DEP. (717) 705-4839
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Bucks County — will remain a bank. DEP approved the final report Branch Road Farm Property on June 5, 2001. Southeast Region Contact John Alex Reyda, DEP. (610) 832-5927
Located in East Rockhill Township, the Bucks County — 30-acre Branch Road farm property underwent Heating Oil Partners remediation for soil contamination. The Southeast Region contaminants were heavy metals and pesticides. The use of pesticides from previous farming Located in Northampton Township, this heating operations tainted the soil; therefore, soil samples oil company underwent remediation for soil were collected and analyzed for lead, arsenic, contamination related to fuel oil, used motor DDT, DDE, DDD, dieldrin and eldrin. Soil mixing oil and gasoline. Though groundwater was was the recommended remediation for the investigated, the area of concern was whether impacted areas. Sampling was conducted using the compounds related to gasoline and used a hand auger to confirm that after mixing soil in motor oil in the soil would meet the soil-to- all impacted areas, the residential statewide health groundwater MSCs for the used-aquifer, non- standard for arsenic and dieldrin was attained. residential setting. Test results showed that DEP approved the final report on April 12, 2001. the compounds would not migrate beyond Contact Christopher Falkler, DEP. (610) 832-5930 the property boundary above their respective MSCs. The property was addressed in Bucks County — Burns Residence accordance with the Land Recycling and Southeast Region Environmental Remediation Standards Act, Act 2. DEP approved the final report on Located in Bristol Township, this 0.11-acre July 13, 2000. single-family residence underwent remediation Contact Lauren Mapleton, DEP. (610) 832-5922 in Feb. 2000 when approximately two to three gallons of No. 2 heating oil were released from a Bucks County — product line associated with a UST. In May 2000, Kmart Corp. — the product line was replaced leading from the Morrisville Distribution Center outside UST to the furnace. Fuel oil constituents Southeast Region meeting the residential statewide health standards for soil include benzene, toluene, ethybenzene, Located in Falls Township, this 205-acre facility cumene, naphthalene, fluorine and phenanthrene. serves as the Kmart Corp.’s East Coast DEP approved the final report on Nov. 6, 2000. Distribution Center. During the filling of a UST, Contact John Alex Reyda, DEP. (610) 832-5927 the tank alarm system failed and approximately 150 gallons of No. 2 fuel oil were released onto Bucks County — the ground surface. The oil did not migrate past Commonwealth Bank the immediate vicinity of the spill, and affected Southeast Region only shallow soil. No groundwater was impacted. The facility was addressed in Located in Hilltown Township, this 0.5-acre site accordance with the Land Recycling and underwent remediation for soil contamination Environmental Remediation Standards Act, due to a UST containing No. 2 fuel oil. In Act 2. DEP approved the final report on Oct. 1999, the 1,000-gallon UST was removed July 12, 2000. and properly disposed. During cleaning, at least Contact John Alex Reyda, DEP. (610) 832-5927 five holes were found in the tank. Soil samples were tested and the groundwater was investigated for petroleum impact. The residential statewide health standard was attained. The site
4 Pennsylvania Land Recycling Program Bucks County — and remediation activities were conducted during Standards Kuthalia Residence 1999 and 2000, which resulted in submission of Statewide Health a final report for soils. A deed acknowledgement Southeast Region Standard. was placed at the two areas of concern. This standard is derived The non-residential statewide health standard Located in Upper Southampton Township, this from medium-specific was attained. DEP approved the final report on residence underwent remediation for soil and chemical concentrations Sept. 11, 2001. groundwater contamination that resulted from that take into account use Contact John Alex Reyda, DEP. (610) 832-5927 an unknown quantity of No. 2 fuel oil released and non-use as well as resi- through a cracked fuel filter. Contamination was dential and non-residential delineated by identifying soil samples with diesel Bucks County — Quirk Residence exposure factors at a site. range organic concentrations above 500 ppm. Southeast Region The contaminated soil was cleaned through Site-Specific bioremediation. The extent of groundwater Located within Neshaminy Watershed in Bristol Standard. contamination was characterized and the Township, this 0.14-acre site is a single-family This standard allows the owners’ consultant demonstrated attainment residence served by a municipal water and sewer. remediator to consider of the statewide health standard through In April 2000, an unknown amount of fuel oil was exposure and risk factors to a groundwater-sampling program that included found leaking from a fuel fitting on the furnace. establish cleanup levels the installation of three monitoring wells. DEP As part of the remediation efforts, the fitting was appropriate for the intended approved the report on Nov. 27, 2000. retightened. Eight soil borings were installed, and use of the site. Contact Lauren Mapleton, DEP. (610) 832-5922 samples were collected and analyzed for No. 2 fuel oil constituents from the areas of concern. Background Bucks County — The residence was addressed in accordance Standard. Levitz Furniture Corp. with the Land Recycling and Environmental This standard requires Southeast Region Remediation Standards Act, Act 2. DEP cleanup to naturally occur- approved the final report on Dec. 14, 2000. ring or historical concen- Located in Middletown Township, this property Contact John Alex Reyda, DEP. (610) 832-5927 trations. Often applies to a underwent remediation for lead, heavy metals, site where contamination solvents, BTEX, PHC and PAH in soil and Bucks County — moves onto or under the groundwater. Remediation efforts included a risk Realen Homes, LLC site from a nearby property. assessment, a fate and transport model and five Southeast Region rounds of groundwater sampling. The site-specific Special Industrial standard for groundwater and the statewide Located in Middletown Township, this 125-acre Area Status. health standard for soil were both attained. property required the characterization and This status applies to sites DEP approved the final report for soils on remediation of a 4,000-cubic yard petroleum- that have no responsible Jan. 11, 2001, with previous cleanups approved impacted soil pile. The soil pile measured owner or are in an on April 5, 2000. approximately 130 feet in length, 96 feet in width enterprise zone. The party Contact Barbara Bloomfield, DEP. (610) 832-6166 and ranged between six to nine feet in height. conducting the cleanup Remediation performed during 2000 utilized an must not have contributed Bucks County — on-site soil vapor extraction procedure. to the site contamination New Jersey Transit The property was cleaned in accordance with and must develop a cleanup Morrisville Yard the Land Recycling and Environmental plan. Cleanup actions must Southeast Region Remediation Standards Act, Act 2. DEP address all immediate, approved the final report on Dec. 11, 2000. direct or imminent threats Located in Falls Township, this 30-acre property Contact John Alex Reyda, DEP. (610) 832-5927 based on the intended use was the site of railroad car storage and switching of the site. activities for approximately 125 years. Prior to 1995, three different environmental firms conducted investigation and remediation activities for soil. Additional site investigation
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Bucks County — in groundwater was attained and attributed to Riverfront North Site — Property A releases from the Dublin Superfund site. DEP Southeast Region approved the final report on Oct. 27, 2000. Contact Bruce McClain, DEP. (610) 832-6172 Located along the Delaware River in Bristol Borough, this 13-acre site “A” is one of two Bucks County — subdivisions. Seven areas of concern were Tomlinson Residence identified during the characterization of this Southeast Region parcel. These areas are locations where antimony, arsenic, lead, industrial fill metals and TCE were Located in Warminster Township, the 0.44-acre detected above the residential statewide health residential site underwent remediation for soil standard (RSHS); where MTBE was detected when oil was released onto the ground surface above the RSHS; where asbestos pipes and from an AST during its relocation. A UST was insulation were discovered; and where a 5,000- discovered approximately 10 feet from the AST. gallon UST was encountered. This site is currently Eight post excavation soil samples were collected. being developed as an age-restricted residential Fuel oil constituents meeting the residential community by Riverbirch Enterprises, L.P. DEP statewide health standard for soil include approved the final report on Oct. 24, 2000. benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene, cumene, Contact John Alex Reyda, DEP. (610) 832-5927 naphthalene, fluorine and phenanthrene, which were below limits for No. 2 fuel oil parameters. Bucks County — DEP approved the final report on Nov. 11, 2000. Romagano/Spector Residences Contact John Alex Reyda, DEP. (610) 832-5927 Southeast Region Bucks County — Located in Bensalem Township, the Spector Triboro Electric Co. residence was impacted by a release of No. 2 Southeast Region fuel oil from an AST located at the single-family Romagano residence. Approximately 0.1 acres Located in Doylestown Borough, this 7.5-acre of surface soil were impacted at both properties. property was used for office and warehouse Remediation efforts for both properties included space, and wire coating operations. About 350 vapor monitoring and soil sampling, which were cubic yards of impacted soil were reported as conducted to a depth of at least six inches below contaminated and attributed to a 1,000-gallon the ground surface. The properties were in No. 2 fuel tank and a 4,000-gallon No. 4 fuel accordance with the Land Recycling and tank. Testing included soil borings, the use of a Environmental Remediation Standards Act, Act 2. photo ionization detector and laboratory analysis DEP approved the final report on Oct. 5, 2000. for No. 2 and No. 4 fuel oil parameters. The Contact John Alex Reyda, DEP. (610) 832-5927 property was addressed in accordance with the Land Recycling and Environmental Bucks County — The Orchards Remediation Standards Act, Act 2. DEP Southeast Region approved the final report on Aug. 7, 2000. Contact Christopher H. Falkler, DEP. (610) 832-5930 Located in Dublin Borough, this site underwent investigation for solvent contaminants in the groundwater. Remediation efforts included monitoring and transporting groundwater contaminants. The property was addressed in accordance with the Land Recycling and Environmental Remediation Standards Act, Act 2. The background standard for solvents
6 Pennsylvania Land Recycling Program Bucks County — Willis Property former 10,000-gallon AST. Approximately 220 Standards cubic yards of impacted soils were excavated. In Southeast Region Statewide Health and around the area of the former AST, soils were Standard. removed to a maximum depth of approximately Located in Lower Makefield Township, this This standard is derived 12 feet below ground surface. The residential residence underwent remediation for soil and from medium-specific statewide health standard for naphthalene in soils groundwater, conducted by Environmental chemical concentrations was attained. DEP approved the final report on Compliance and Control (ECC), Inc. After heating that take into account use Feb. 6, 2001. oil was released from a UST, cleanup included and non-use as well as resi- Contact Tom Cunningham, DEP. (570) 327-3779 excavation and proper disposal of contaminated dential and non-residential soil from the former tank pit and subsurface exposure factors at a site. drainage way. ECC also conducted Centre County — bioremediation of oil soaked soils beneath the Holdren Residence Site-Specific basement floor. Separate phase No. 2 heating oil Northcentral Region Standard. and contaminated groundwater was removed This standard allows the from the subsurface. The statewide health Located in Rush Township, this approximately remediator to consider standard for soil and groundwater was attained. 60x120-foot parcel underwent remediation for soil exposure and risk factors to DEP approved the final report March 9, 2001. contamination. No. 2 fuel oil compounds were establish cleanup levels Contact Lauren Mapleton, DEP. (610) 832-5922 found in the soils below an AST and seeping appropriate for the intended through a basement wall. Soil was excavated and use of the site. Butler County — then treated using bioventing technology. Following Exxon Station No. 2-7173 treatment, the Holdren and neighboring Orndorff Background Northwest Region domestic wells were sampled and found to be Standard. below the lab detection limits. Three groundwater This standard requires Located in Cranberry Township, this 0.5-acre site wells were installed and samples did not indicate cleanup to naturally occur- underwent remediation for soil and groundwater the presence of No. 2 fuel oil compounds. ring or historical concen- contamination, which was discovered in Sept. The residential statewide health standard was trations. Often applies to a 1998 after Exxon Co. conducted a facility upgrade. attained, and DEP approved the final report on site where contamination A 1,000-gallon used oil UST was removed and Aug. 25, 2000. moves onto or under the new multi-product dispensers were installed. Contact Margaret Kowalchuk, DEP. (570) 327-3566 site from a nearby property. During excavation, obvious localized soil contamination was encountered. Approximately Centre County — Special Industrial 207 tons of soil were excavated and sent to a Maisano Residence Area Status. landfill. Several soil borings were advanced and five Northcentral Region This status applies to sites monitoring wells were installed. The non-use that have no responsible aquifer statewide health standard was attained. Located in Burnside Township, the property is owner or are in an DEP approved the final report on Oct. 5, 2000. a residential home. The AST leaked and released enterprise zone. The party Contact Jack Ashton, DEP. (814) 332-6648 about 10 gallons of No. 2 fuel oil onto a concrete conducting the cleanup garage floor. The owner obtained Hydrocon must not have contributed Centre County — Services, Inc. to perform the site investigation, to the site contamination Graybec (Graymont) Lime, Inc. remedial activities and soil sampling at the and must develop a cleanup Northcentral Region location. The statewide health standard for plan. Cleanup actions must soil was attained, and DEP approved the final address all immediate, Located in Spring Township, this 0.05-acre site report on July 19, 2000. direct or imminent threats underwent remediation for soil contamination. The Contact Vu Tran, DEP. (570) 327-3721 based on the intended use property was a former limestone processing of the site. facility, which operated from the early 1950s through the mid-1980s. The contamination resulted from historic diesel fuel releases from a
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Centre County — Chester County — Nelson Albert Property Cedar Hollow Quarry (Formerly) Northcentral Region Southeast Region
Located in Taylor Township, this 1.25-acre site Located in East Whiteland Township, this property underwent remediation for soil contamination. was operated by Warner Co. as a source of No. 2 fuel oil compounds were found under the limestone and dolomite for chemical and aggregate AST. The contaminated soil was excavated and use. The soil was investigated to determine the the residential statewide health standard was occurrence of PCBs, lead, heavy metals and attained. DEP approved the final report on VOCs. Approximately 2,500 tons of soil were April 12, 2001. excavated and removed. The non-residential, Contact Margaret Kowalchuk, DEP. (570) 327-3566 used-aquifer statewide health standard was attained. The background standard for vanadium Centre County — Thrush Property also was attained. In the future, the site will be used Northcentral Region as an office park. DEP approved the final report on July 21, 2000. Located in Spring Township, this 85x135-foot Contact James R. Burke, DEP. (610) 832-6151 property underwent remediation for soil contamination. A 1,000- and a 500-gallon Chester County — regulated UST were discovered on the property ChiRex Technology Center during an excavation. Both tanks were removed Southeast Region and shortly after, the soil was excavated. Post excavation soil samples indicated that no elevated Located in Charlestown Township, this 23,000- concentrations of target compounds associated square foot commercial property underwent with gasoline were observed. The statewide remediation for soil contamination by solvents. health standard was attained, and DEP approved The residential, used-aquifer statewide health the final report on Aug. 30, 2001. standard was attained. This property will remain Contact Margaret Kowalchuk, DEP. (570) 327-3566 the ChiRex Technology Center. DEP approved the final report on Oct. 5, 2000. Chester County — Contact Sarah L. Pantelidou, DEP. (610) 832-6164 Bliss Box Facility (Formerly) Southeast Region Chester County — Dick Residence Southeast Region Located in East Nottingham Township, this 8-acre property underwent remediation for soil Located in North Coventry Township, this 0.8-acre contamination. The soil was investigated for residential property underwent remediation for petroleum impacts due to two 1,000-gallon USTs, soil contamination. In July 1999, approximately one for diesel fuel and one for heating oil. The USTs 135 gallons of No. 2 fuel oil were released from a were removed in Oct. 1989. Cleanup included the broken fuel filter on the bottom of the 275-gallon excavation and disposal of 102.88 tons of AST in the basement of the residence. Absorbent petroleum-impacted soil. The residential statewide material was placed on the floor to collect free health standard was attained. The property is product and in-situ bioremediation technology currently operating as a warehouse and owned by was utilized for approximately 354 cubic yards of Herr Foods, Inc. DEP approved the final report on petroleum-impacted soil beneath the basement Nov. 14, 2000. floor. The statewide health standard was attained, Contact John Alex Reyda, DEP. (610) 832-5927 and the property will remain a single-family residence. DEP approved the final report on Aug. 3, 2000. Contact John Alex Reyda, DEP. (610) 832-5927
8 Pennsylvania Land Recycling Program Chester County — will remain a private residence. DEP approved the Standards Earls Amoco Service Station final report on May 18, 2001. Statewide Health (Formerly) Contact James R. Burke, DEP. (610) 832-6151 Standard. Southeast Region This standard is derived Chester County — from medium-specific Marcantonio Residence Located in West Chester Borough, this site chemical concentrations underwent remediation for soil and groundwater Southeast Region that take into account use contamination. Soil and groundwater were and non-use as well as resi- investigated for high concentrations of lead, VOCs Located in Phoenixville Borough, this residential dential and non-residential and semi-VOCs associated with gasoline and property underwent remediation for groundwater exposure factors at a site. diesel fuel. The statewide health standard for soil contamination. Soil was investigated due to the and the site-specific standard for groundwater release of heating oil from a 275-gallon AST Site-Specific were both attained. This site will remain commercial located in the basement of the residence. The Standard. property. DEP approved the final report on contaminants of concern in groundwater were This standard allows the July 19, 2000. found not to exceed the used-aquifer statewide remediator to consider Contact James R. Burke, DEP. (610) 832-6151 health standard. This site will remain a private exposure and risk factors to residence. DEP approved the final report on establish cleanup levels Chester County — Jan. 19, 2001. appropriate for the intended Medley Property Contact John Alex Reyda, DEP. (610) 832-5927 use of the site. Southeast Region Chester County — Background Located in Avondale Borough, this 0.25-acre Murray Lincoln-Mercury Property Standard. site underwent remediation for soil contamination. Southeast Region This standard requires In Sept. 1999, water from hurricane Floyd flooded cleanup to naturally occur- the basement of this residence, causing Located in East Pikeland Township, this site ring or historical concen- a 275-gallon heating oil tank to float and break underwent remediation for groundwater trations. Often applies to a the supply line to the furnace. An unknown contamination. Groundwater was investigated and site where contamination quantity of No. 2 fuel oil was released. The a UST containing gasoline was removed from the moves onto or under the basement was cleaned of floodwater, the property. The statewide health standard for site from a nearby property. tank was relocated above ground outside the groundwater was attained. The historic commercial residence, and bioremediation took place at property will now be used for personnel Special Industrial the one necessary location. The residential employment. DEP approved the final report on Area Status. statewide health standard was attained, and March 7, 2001. This status applies to sites the property will remain a private residence. Contact Kathy Lyn King, DEP. (610) 832-5924 that have no responsible DEP approved the final report on May 11, 2001. owner or are in an Contact John Alex Reyda, DEP. (610) 832-5927 Chester County — enterprise zone. The party Stephens Property conducting the cleanup Chester County — Southeast Region must not have contributed Madiro Property to the site contamination Southeast Region Located in West Whiteland Township, this and must develop a cleanup commercial site underwent remediation for soil plan. Cleanup actions must Located in the Borough of Downingtown, this contamination due to drums and containers. The address all immediate, 0.5-acre site underwent remediation for soil and soil was investigated for BTEX, PHCs and PAHs. direct or imminent threats groundwater contamination. Following the pre-act The statewide health standard for soil was attained. based on the intended use closure of seven USTs, the remediation was The property will continue to be used as an of the site. performed whereby waste oil was disposed using automotive facility. DEP approved the final report on a cesspool. The statewide health standard for soil July 10, 2000. and groundwater was attained, and the property Contact Kathy Lyn King, DEP. (610) 832-5924
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Chester County — Clarion County — Sun Pipe Line Co. Exxon Station No. 2-6647 Southeast Region Northwest Region
Located in East Goshen Township, this site Located in Elk Township, this 0.5-acre site underwent remediation for soil contamination. Soil underwent remediation for soil and groundwater was investigated due to the release of heating oil contamination. In 1987, Exxon Co. closed and from a subsurface pipeline. Exceeding amounts of removed the UST at its former gas station. During naphthalene were found. The statewide health the following years, site characterization activities standard was attained, and the property will were conducted. An in-situ bioventing system remain Sun Pipe Line Co. DEP approved the final was used in a source monitoring well report on Jan. 23, 2001. from Oct. 1995 through March 1998. Contact James R. Burke, DEP. (610) 832-6151 The statewide health standard for soil and groundwater was attained. DEP approved the Chester County — final report on Oct. 2, 2000. Sunoco Station No. 0460-8998 Contact Jack Ashton, DEP. (814) 332-6648 Southeast Region Clinton County — Located in New London Township, this McCloskey Residence 1.25-acre property underwent remediation for Northcentral Region soil contamination associated with the release of unleaded gasoline. Soil was investigated Located in Lamar Township, the property is a and approximately 8.8 cubic yards of petroleum- residential home. Approximately 225 gallons of impacted soil were removed. The statewide health No. 2 heating oil were released from the AST standard was attained, and the property will located in the basement. The owner obtained remain a gas station and convenience store. Hydrocon Services, Inc., to perform the site DEP approved the final report on Oct. 11, 2000. investigation, remedial activities and soil sampling Contact Christopher H. Falkler, DEP. (610) 832-5930 at the location. The statewide health standard for soil was attained. DEP approved the final report Chester County — Young Residence on Nov. 28, 2000. Southeast Region Contact Vu Tran, DEP. (570) 327-3721
Located in West Fallowfield Township, this Columbia County — residential property underwent remediation for Dana Corp. — Building 93 soil contamination due to the release of 150-200 Northcentral Region gallons of kerosene from a 275-gallon AST. The release was discovered in Feb. 2000. Soil was Located in Berwick Borough, about 20,000 investigated and 31.04 tons of kerosene were gallons of No. 3 fuel oil leaked from an disposed. The property will remain a private underground line in the floor of Building 93 residence. DEP approved the final report on in 1988. The site underwent remediation for Dec. 27, 2000. soil and groundwater contamination, which Contact John Alex Reyda, DEP. (610) 832-5927 helped the property attain the site-specific standard. DEP approved the final report on Nov. 8, 2000. Contact Vu Tran, DEP. (570) 327-3721
10 Pennsylvania Land Recycling Program Columbia County — Cumberland County — Standards PPL Decommissioned Marty’s Transmission Shop Statewide Health Centralia Substation Southcentral Region Standard. Northcentral Region This standard is derived Located in Monroe Township, this site underwent from medium-specific Located in Conyngham Township, the site was remediation for soil contamination. VOCs and chemical concentrations assessed and remediated as part of a Multi-Site semi-volatile compounds were the contaminants. that take into account use Agreement with PPL and DEP utilizing the The impacted soil was excavated and disposed and non-use as well as resi- Land Recycling and Environmental Remediation off-site. Both the statewide health and site- dential and non-residential Standards Act, Act 2. Only the foundation existed specific standards were attained. DEP approved exposure factors at a site. during the assessment. The soil on site was the final report on Sept. 11, 2000. remediated to a concentration below 5ppm for Contact James Rea, DEP. (717) 705-4850 Site-Specific PCBs. The statewide health standard for soil was Standard. attained during the assessment. DEP approved Cumberland County — This standard allows the the final report on Jan. 22, 2001. PPL Distribution Pole remediator to consider Contact Vu Tran, DEP. (570) 327-3721 Southcentral Region exposure and risk factors to establish cleanup levels Crawford County — In Cumberland County, two poles were appropriate for the intended Ruprai Oil Co. (Formerly) remediated due to soil that was contaminated use of the site. Northwest Region with PCBs. Following remediation, both sites attained the statewide health standard. Background Located in Vernon Township, this site underwent Contact James Rea, DEP. (717) 705-4850 Standard. remediation for soil contamination. The Ruprai Oil This standard requires Co. gas station conducted a facility closure on Dauphin County — cleanup to naturally occur- Dec. 7, 2000 after a UST closure report was PPL Distribution Pole ring or historical concen- submitted to DEP. One kerosene AST, one diesel Southcentral Region trations. Often applies to a UST and three gasoline USTs were closed by site where contamination removal. Approximately 26 tons of contaminated In Dauphin County, two poles underwent moves onto or under the soil were excavated. The used-aquifer statewide remediation for soils contaminated with PCBs. site from a nearby property. health standard was attained. DEP approved the Following remediation, both sites attained the final report on Jan. 12, 2001. statewide health standard. Special Industrial Contact Jack Ashton, DEP. (814) 332-6648 Contact James Rea, DEP. (717) 705-4850 Area Status. This status applies to sites Crawford County — Delaware County — that have no responsible Tractor Supply Co. 9th and Madison Streets Property owner or are in an Northwest Region Southeast Region enterprise zone. The party conducting the cleanup Located in Vernon Township, this site underwent Located in the City of Chester, this site underwent must not have contributed remediation for soil contamination. In 2000, remediation for soil contamination. Soil was to the site contamination Bunnell Hill Development Co., Inc., purchased the investigated to determine whether fill materials at and must develop a cleanup site, and during demolition activities, uncovered a the site contained lead levels above the statewide plan. Cleanup actions must 1,000-gallon gasoline UST with no associated health standard. The statewide health standard address all immediate, piping. The tank was closed by removal and was attained, and the property will remain a direct or imminent threats approximately 25 tons of soil were excavated. The commercial site. DEP approved the final report on based on the intended use statewide health standard was attained, and the July 17, 2000. of the site. soil was then reused on the site. DEP approved Contact Christopher H. Falkler, DEP. (610) 832-5930 the final report on Jan. 12, 2001. Contact Jack Ashton, DEP. (814) 332-6648
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Delaware County — ination. USTs were removed in 1993, and the soil Airport Business Center has since been excavated. The statewide health Southeast Region standard for soil for benzene, toluene, ethyl benzene and xylene was attained. Additionally, the Located in Tinicum Township, this 38-acre site-specific standard was attained in groundwater property underwent remediation for soil for the compounds mentioned above, as well as contamination. This property was originally a tidal for MTBE. DEP approved the final report on wetland, which was converted to farmland prior Oct. 31, 2000. to 1900. In the 1920s, flooding ruined farming, Contact Bob R. Fritz, DEP. (610) 832-5925 and the land was abandoned, only to be used in the 1950s and 1960s by the U.S. Army Corps of Delaware County — Engineers as a landfill for dredge materials. Atlee Residence Currently, three office buildings and an asphalt Southeast Region parking lot occupy the property. Characterization of soils was performed and the statewide health Located in Haverford Township, this residential standard was attained. The land will remain a property underwent remediation for soil business park. DEP approved the final report on contamination associated with the release of Sept. 26, 2000. No. 2 fuel oil in 1995. The residence has been Contact John Alex Reyda, DEP. (610) 832-5927 unoccupied since the release of fuel oil from a non-regulated 275-gallon AST located in the Delaware County — basement. Excavation and proper disposal of Ashland, Inc. — Aston Chemical petroleum-impacted soil and operation of a soil Distribution Facility vapor extraction venting system were performed. Southeast Region The statewide health standard was attained, and the site will remain a residence. DEP approved Located in Chester Township, this 3.9-acre site the final report on Jan. 10, 2001. underwent remediation for soil contamination. Contact Christopher H. Falkler, DEP. (610) 832-5930 Ashland, Inc. purchased the land in 1985 and began using it as a chemical and solvent blending Delaware County — and distribution facility. Currently, Dunlap, Mellor Boeing Co. and Co. owns and operates the facility as an Southeast Region industrial products distribution center. Remediation efforts included the installation of a Located in Ridley Township, this site underwent soil vapor extraction system, which operated from remediation for soil and groundwater Aug. 1991 until Sept. 1995. The statewide health contamination. Approximately 485 tons of standard was attained, and the property will petroleum-impacted soil and 3,625 gallons of remain an industrial products distribution center. water were removed. The statewide health DEP approved the final report on May 23, 2001. standard for soil and groundwater and the Contact John Alex Reyda, DEP. (610) 832-5927 background standard for lead in soil was attained, as well as the site-specific standard for soil, and Delaware County — lead and antimony in groundwater. DEP Atlantic Services Station approved the final report on March 12, 2001. No. 0363-0431 Contact Walter J. Payne, DEP. (610) 832-5928 Southeast Region
Located in Upper Darby Township, this site was formerly a gasoline service station and is now a McDonald’s restaurant. This property underwent remediation for soil and groundwater contam-
12 Pennsylvania Land Recycling Program Delaware County — statewide health standard was attained. Standards Ennis Oil and Burner The site will remain a private residence. DEP Statewide Health Service Terminal approved the final report on May 11, 2001. Standard. Contact Christopher H. Falkler, DEP. (610) 832-5930 Southeast Region This standard is derived from medium-specific Located in Chester Heights Borough, this site Delaware County — chemical concentrations Saint Alban’s Circle Project underwent remediation for soil and groundwater that take into account use contamination. The site had two areas of Southeast Region and non-use as well as resi- concern: two USTs containing No. 2 fuel oil and dential and non-residential two USTs containing kerosene occupied one Located in Newtown Township, this 0.35-acre exposure factors at a site. area, and the second area contained soil down property underwent remediation for soil gradient from the four USTs. There was also contamination. Currently a two-story, 4,800 Site-Specific another UST that contained diesel fuel, and then square-foot retail and office building occupies the Standard. later, leaded gas. The five USTs were removed site. During the removal of two non-regulated This standard allows the and the soil was excavated. The statewide health 550-gallon USTs in May 2000, soil contaminated remediator to consider standard was attained, and the site will by one of the USTs was encountered. Excavation exposure and risk factors to continue to be used as a commercial facility. and proper disposal of the two USTs and 15 tons establish cleanup levels DEP approved the final report on Feb. 28, 2001. of petroleum-impacted soil was performed. The appropriate for the intended Contact Bob R. Fritz, DEP. (610) 832-5925 statewide health standard was attained, and the use of the site. site will continue its use as a retail and office Delaware County — building. DEP approved the final report on Background Lee’s Service Center Sept. 11, 2000. Standard. Southeast Region Contact John Alex Reyda, DEP. (610) 832-5927 This standard requires cleanup to naturally occur- Located in Upper Darby Township, this 0.14-acre Delaware County — ring or historical concen- site underwent remediation for soil contamination. Snow Environmental, Inc. trations. Often applies to a This former gasoline service station ceased Southeast Region site where contamination dispensing gasoline prior to 1991 and seven moves onto or under the USTs were taken out of service. Currently, the Located in Aston Township, this site underwent site from a nearby property. site is used as a vehicle repair center. Soil was remediation for soil contamination associated with investigated and cleanup involved the excavation the release of No. 2 fuel oil. Remediation work Special Industrial and proper disposal of seven gasoline USTs and performed in Feb. 2000 consisted of the removal Area Status. 90.62 tons of contaminated soil. The statewide of a 550-gallon UST and associated piping, This status applies to sites health standard was attained, and the proposed and the excavation and proper disposal of that have no responsible use of the site is a restaurant. DEP approved the approximately 135 tons of petroleum-impacted owner or are in an final report on April 24, 2001. soil. This site will continue to be used as a enterprise zone. The party Contact John Alex Reyda, DEP. (610) 832-5927 commercial facility. DEP approved the final conducting the cleanup report on Nov. 15, 2000. must not have contributed Delaware County — Contact Christopher H. Falkler, DEP. (610) 832-5930 to the site contamination Pappa Property and must develop a cleanup Southeast Region plan. Cleanup actions must address all immediate, Located in Darby Township, this 0.2-acre site direct or imminent threats underwent remediation for soil contamination. based on the intended use In Oct. 2000, approximately 130-150 gallons of of the site. No. 2 fuel oil were released during the filling of a non-regulated heating oil tank in the basement of the house. Excavation of the contaminated soil was performed and the
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Delaware County — attained. The site will continue to be used as a Sunoco, Inc. No. 3 Tank Farm commercial facility. DEP approved the final report Southeast Region on Oct. 26, 2000. Contact Kathy Lyn King, DEP. (610) 832-5924 Located in Bethel Township, this site underwent remediation for soil and groundwater Delaware County — contamination associated with No. 2 fuel oil. This Zenith Products Corp. property was formerly a storage tank farm for Southeast Region storage of fuel oil, but has been vacant for several years. The soil was investigated for BTEX, PHCs Located in Chester Township, this 13.5-acre site and PAHs. Soil and groundwater were remediated underwent remediation for soil contamination. by soil vapor extraction and enhanced bio- This property was undeveloped until 1980 when a degradation. The statewide health standard was manufacturing and office building was attained, and the property will be developed into constructed. From 1980 to 1990, the facility an age-restricted residential community. operated a brass, chromium and nickel plating DEP approved the final report on Sept. 11, 2000. line. Since 1990, operations were changed from Contact Walter J. Payne, DEP. (610) 832-5928 metal to plastics. Three areas were identified where nickel, volatile and semi-volatile organic- Delaware County — impacted soil existed. Excavation and proper Sunoco Station No. 0004-8017 disposal of approximately 197 cubic yards of Southeast Region soil was performed. The site will remain a commercial facility. DEP approved the final report Located in Radnor Township, this site underwent on June 18, 2001. remediation for soil and groundwater Contact John Alex Reyda, DEP. (610) 832-5927 contamination. Three 6,000-gallon gasoline USTs were removed. Investigation and excavation of soil Elk County — was performed, and as a result, 10 monitoring Kwik Fill Station M 183 wells and two recovery wells were installed. A Northwest Region groundwater remediation system and a soil vapor extraction system were operated. The statewide Located in the City of Johnsonburg, a routine line health standard for both soil and groundwater test indicated a failure of the unleaded gasoline was attained. This site will continue to be used as line on March 1, 2000. The line-associated a commercial facility. DEP approved the final dispensers were removed and replaced in Nov. report on April 26, 2001. 2000. In Feb. 2001, a non-regulated heating oil Contact James R. Burke, DEP. (610) 832-6151 tank and a used motor oil tank were closed by removal. No obvious contamination was Delaware County — encountered with the tanks. Obvious localized soil Unisys (Formerly Lockheed-Martin contamination was encountered during the Corp.) removal of the line and the dispensers. Southeast Region Approximately 143 tons of impacted soil were excavated. Confirmatory sampling was Located in East Whiteland and Tredyfrin conducted for the regulated line, dispensers and Townships, this site underwent remediation for soil tank. The statewide health standard was attained. and groundwater contamination. Two USTs DEP approved the final report on May 24, 2001. containing plating waste were removed, and the Contact Jack Ashton, DEP. (814) 332-6648 excavation of soil in a hazardous material storage area was performed. Monitoring wells also were placed and sampled for groundwater monitoring. The statewide health standard for soil and the site-specific standard for groundwater were both
14 Pennsylvania Land Recycling Program Erie County — upgrades. Approximately 432.76 tons of Standards Country Fair Store contaminated soil were excavated. Six monitoring No. 97 (Formerly) Statewide Health wells were installed and the residential, used- Northwest Region Standard. aquifer statewide health standard was attained. This standard is derived The property will continue its use as a gas station. Located in the City of Erie, this site underwent from medium-specific DEP approved the final report on Oct. 25, 2000. remediation for soil contamination when Country chemical concentrations Contact Jack Ashton, DEP. (814) 332-6648 Fair, Inc. conducted a facility closure in July that take into account use 2000. One kerosene and two gasoline USTs and non-use as well as resi- were closed by removal, and extensive soil Erie County — dential and non-residential Irwin Industrial Park contamination was encountered. As a result, exposure factors at a site. approximately 20 tons of contaminated soil were Northwest Region excavated and soil borings were advanced across Site-Specific the site. After delineation, an additional 124 tons Located in the City of Erie, this site underwent Standard. of soil were excavated. Monitoring wells were remediation for soil contamination that was This standard allows the installed and no constituents of concern were discovered when a used motor oil tank was remediator to consider detected in the groundwater. The used-aquifer closed by removal in Aug. 1999. Approximately exposure and risk factors to statewide health standard was attained. DEP 11.34 tons of contaminated soil were excavated establish cleanup levels approved the final report on April 17, 2001. and sent to a landfill. No bedrock or groundwater appropriate for the intended Contact Jack Ashton, DEP. (814) 332-6648 was encountered and the statewide health use of the site. standard for soil was attained. DEP approved the Erie County — final report on Oct. 17, 2000. Background Eastway Sunoco/Gulf Contact Jack Ashton, DEP. (814) 332-6648 Standard. Northwest Region This standard requires Erie County — cleanup to naturally occur- Located in Harborcreek Township, this site Simon Building Products (PennDOT) ring or historical concen- underwent remediation for soil and groundwater Northwest Region trations. Often applies to a contamination that was discovered when a site where contamination release occurred in 1994. The release generated Located in the City of Erie, this site underwent moves onto or under the fumes in the municipal sewer system and in a remediation for soil contamination. The site from a nearby property. GTE telephone company manhole. Contaminated contamination was discovered when PennDOT soil was removed and a groundwater remediation conducted a facility closure in Nov. 2000. Two Special Industrial system was installed. Previously during routine gasoline USTs were closed by removal. Obvious Area Status. tank monitoring in 1977, a fiberglass UST was localized soil contamination was encountered. This status applies to sites punctured, which led to the removal of all the Approximately 13 tons of impacted soil were that have no responsible tank systems. The statewide health standard excavated. The statewide health standard was owner or are in an was attained. DEP approved the final report on attained. DEP approved the final report on enterprise zone. The party Nov. 29, 2000. May 23, 2001. conducting the cleanup Contact Jack Ashton, DEP. (814) 332-6648 Contact Jack Ashton, DEP. (814) 332-6648 must not have contributed to the site contamination Erie County — and must develop a cleanup Ike’s Auto Truck Mart plan. Cleanup actions must Northwest Region address all immediate, direct or imminent threats Located in McKean Township, this site based on the intended use underwent remediation for soil and groundwater of the site. contamination that was discovered when a facility upgrade was conducted in May 1997. One diesel and two unleaded gasoline USTs were closed by removal, while two gasoline USTs had tank-top
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Erie County — DEP approved the final report on Dec. 13, 2000. Sunoco Station No. 0363-4409 Contact Cydney Faul-Halsor, DEP. (570) 830-3118 Northwest Region Lackawanna County — Located in the City of Erie, this site underwent United Services Release remediation for soil and groundwater Northeast Region contamination that was discovered when a facility upgrade was conducted in 1995. Four unleaded Located in Moosic Borough, this site underwent gasoline USTs and one motor oil UST were remediation for soil contamination. On April 7, closed by removal. Approximately 122 tons of 2000, an alleged disgruntled employee of United contaminated soil were excavated. In 1999, the Services intentionally released an estimated 35 groundwater was tested for site characterization gallons of a cleaning solvent labeled as “Xylol purposes on two events, and all samples UN#1307” on the ground of this leased facility. were below the used-aquifer statewide health An emergency response team addressed the spill standard. DEP approved the final report on immediately though excavation of 188 cubic yards Jan. 9, 2001, and the property will continue its of contaminated soil. The statewide health use as a gas station. standard was attained. DEP approved the final Contact Jack Ashton, DEP. (814) 332-6648 report on Sept. 18, 2000. Contact Cydney Faul-Halsor, DEP. (570) 830-3118 Fayette County — Colinet Residence Lancaster County — Southwest Region Acevedo Property Southcentral Region Located in Luzerne Township, this site underwent remediation for soil contamination that occurred Located in Rapho Township, this site underwent when a fuel delivery company inadvertently fueled soil remedial investigation, risk assessment and the wrong home. The fuel release impacted the cleanup to address VOC contamination. The soils around the home and garage. The release contaminated soil was excavated in the area of resulted in three sites around the property that the former UST. The site received the statewide needed excavated. Verification samples were health standard and is currently being used as a taken at each site and the results showed that the manufacturing facility. DEP approved the final levels of toxins were below statewide health report on Oct. 24, 2000. standards. The residential statewide health Contact Eric Rooney, DEP. (717) 705-4858 standard was attained and the Colinet’s were granted a release of liability. DEP approved the Lancaster County — final report on May 9, 2001. Adamson Tank Co. (Formerly) Contact Ed Bates, DEP. (724) 925-5405 Southcentral Region
Lackawanna County — Located in Providence Township, this site Scranton Army Ammunition Plant underwent remediation for soil contamination. Northeast Region The contaminants were VOCs, BTEX and PCBs. The contaminated soil was excavated Located in the City of Scranton, this and disposed. The statewide health standard 15.3-acre site underwent remediation for soil was attained, and DEP approved the final report and groundwater contamination. The ammunition on July 21, 20001. fabrication facility was contaminated with Contact Stephen Shank, DEP. (717) 705-4841 petroleum products and metals. Remedial actions included closed loop thermal soil washing, soil excavation and pump and treat augmented with bacteria to treat the groundwater. The non-use aquifer statewide health standard was attained.
16 Pennsylvania Land Recycling Program Lancaster County — Lehigh County — Standards Flint Ink Corp. Allentown Paint Factory (Formerly) Statewide Health Southcentral Region Northeast Region Standard. This standard is derived Located in Lancaster County, this site underwent Located in the City of Allentown, this 3.8-acre site from medium-specific remediation for soil contamination. A release of underwent remediation for soil contamination due chemical concentrations approximately 263 gallons of toluene-based to increased levels of lead. Remedial activities that take into account use solvent occurred during cleaning of an AST included the excavation and off-site disposal of and non-use as well as resi- situated in the Flint Ink building. Remediation about 55 square yards of soil. The statewide dential and non-residential efforts included the excavation and proper health standard was attained. DEP approved the exposure factors at a site. disposal of 650 tons of impacted soil and the final report on Oct. 12, 2000. application of a low-flow, forced-air injection Contact Jim Kunkle, DEP. (610) 861-2080 Site-Specific (bioventing) system. The statewide health Standard. standard for soils was attained, and the site Lehigh County — This standard allows the will continue to be utilized for ink manufacturing Krueger Greenhouse and remediator to consider processes. DEP approved the final report on Flower Shop (Formerly) exposure and risk factors to June 4, 2001. Northeast Region establish cleanup levels Contact Eric Rooney, DEP. (717) 705-4858 appropriate for the intended Located in Upper Saucon Township, this use of the site. Lancaster County — 13.7-acre property underwent remediation for FW Woolworth Co. — soil contamination. Contamination was limited to Background Mid-Atlantic Distribution Center metals in the soils, which was the result of lead Standard. Southcentral Region arsenate pesticides and herbicides used in and This standard requires around the former greenhouse. Remediation cleanup to naturally occur- Located in East Cocalico Township, this site efforts included excavation and disposal of both ring or historical concen- underwent remediation for soil and groundwater impacted soils and a coal ash stockpile. The trations. Often applies to a contamination that resulted from leaking statewide health standard was attained. The site where contamination petroleum USTs. The tanks were removed and Southern Lehigh School District purchased this moves onto or under the disposed off-site. The statewide health standard former commercial greenhouse, flower shop site from a nearby property. for both soil and groundwater was attained. DEP and farmland property for redevelopment. approved the final report on Feb. 27, 2001. DEP approved the final report on April 23, 2001. Special Industrial Contact Jim Rea, DEP. (717) 705-4850 Contact Gerry Olenick, DEP. (570) 826-2498 Area Status. This status applies to sites Lancaster County — Lehigh County — Phoebe Floral that have no responsible PPL Distribution Pole Northeast Region owner or are in an Southcentral Region enterprise zone. The party Located in Whitehall Township, this 3-acre conducting the cleanup In Lancaster County, three poles underwent property underwent remediation for soil and must not have contributed remediation for soils contaminated with PCBs. groundwater contamination as a result of a to the site contamination Following remediation, all sites attained the release of No. 2 heating oil. To meet state and must develop a cleanup statewide health standard. standards, the impacted soil was excavated and plan. Cleanup actions must Contact Jim Rea, DEP. (717) 705-4850 the groundwater was aerated. The statewide address all immediate, health standard was attained. DEP approved direct or imminent threats the final report on March 15, 2001. based on the intended use Contact Tom Thompson, DEP. (570) 826-2391 of the site.
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Luzerne County — McKean County — Tops Market St. Paul’s Evangelical Northwest Region Lutheran Church Northeast Region Located in the City of Bradford, this 3.8-acre site is situated in the Bradford Area Enterprise Zone. Located in Kingston Township, this small The property underwent remediation when property underwent remediation for possible VOCs were discovered in the groundwater. soil contamination. In 1983, a 1,000-gallon tank Contamination resulted from its history of containing No. 2 heating oil was removed from industrial use. A deed restriction was put on the property. The soil was not sampled until Oct. the property and, as part of the remediation plan, 2000 as part of a Phase I property assessment. a parking lot was designed as a cap. The site- Analytical results indicated residual contamination. specific standard for a special industrial area Remediation consisted of soil excavation. The was attained. DEP approved the final report statewide health standard was attained. DEP on Feb. 20, 2001. approved the final report on Feb. 12, 2001. Contact Mark Ansell, DEP. (814) 332-6648 Contact Gerry Olenick, DEP. (570) 826-2498 Mercer County — Lycoming County — Caparo Steel — AOC-5 PPL Pole Site No. 153 Northwest Region Northcentral Region Located in the City of Farrell, this 0.77-acre site Located in Eldred Township, the site was was formerly a part of the 1,000-acre Sharon assessed and remediated as part of a Multi-Site Steel Facility. This parcel was the former Agreement with PPL and DEP utilizing the Land baghouse and dust loadout area for the Electric Recycling and Environmental Remediation Arc Furnace. The site underwent remediation for Standards Act, Act 2. The soil on site was soil contamination due to these historic uses of remediated to a concentration below 5 ppm for the property. As a result, approximately 935 tons PCBs. The statewide health standard for soil was of dust and soil were contaminated and the dust attained during the assessment. DEP approved was listed as a hazardous waste. The statewide the final report on July 19, 2000. health standard was attained. The site can be Contact Vu Tran, DEP. (570) 327-3721 used as a building site, storage area, roadway or other similar use. DEP approved the final report Lycoming County — on Dec. 29, 2000. Wilson Residence Contact Bob Voegele, DEP. (814) 332-6824 Northcentral Region Mercer County — Located in the City of Williamsport, the property Caparo Steel — AOC-8 is a one-story house with a partial basement. Northwest Region The AST ruptured and released about 50 gallons of kerosene. The owner retained Marshall Miller Located in the City of Farrell, this 0.2-acre site and Associates to perform the remediation underwent remediation for soil contamination. including excavation, soil and groundwater Contamination resulted from its use in conjunction sampling and vapor assessment. The statewide with the acid regeneration and pickle rinse water health standard for soil was attained. DEP neutralization facility. The impoundment was used approved the final report on July 31, 2000. to store HCL pickle rinse water and diluted pickle Contact Vu Tran, DEP. (570) 327-3721 liquor. Approximately 211,175 gallons of wastewater and sludge were removed from the property, as well as 8.1 tons of stained soil. The statewide health standard was attained, and the property may be used as a building site, storage
18 Pennsylvania Land Recycling Program area or roadway. DEP approved the final report on Monroe County — Standards Aug. 10, 2000. Namer Residence Statewide Health Contact Bob Voegele, DEP. (814) 332-6824 Northeast Region Standard. This standard is derived Mercer County — Located in Ross Township, this 1.3-acre from medium-specific Duferco Farrell Corp. residential site was remediated for soil chemical concentrations Northwest Region contamination due to an accidental kerosene spill. that take into account use Remediation efforts included excavation of 188 and non-use as well as resi- Located in the City of Farrell, this 104-acre site cubic yards of contaminated soil. In addition, a dential and non-residential underwent remediation for soil and groundwater carbon filter was placed on a neighboring private exposure factors at a site. contamination due to its historical use as a steel use well. The statewide health standard was facility. The source of contamination was PAHs attained. DEP approved the final report on Site-Specific and metals contamination. Approximately 275 Sept. 13, 2000. Standard. tons of soil were contaminated with various Contact Kevin Walker, DEP. (570) 820-4856 This standard allows the chemicals. The special industrial area standard remediator to consider was attained, and the property will continue its Monroe County — Vitale Property exposure and risk factors to use as a steel processing facility. DEP approved Northeast Region establish cleanup levels the final report on April 28, 2000. appropriate for the intended Contact Bob Voegele, DEP. (814) 332-6824 Located in Coolbaugh Township, this small use of the site. property underwent remediation for soil Mifflin County — Byler Property contamination. The source of contamination Background Southcentral Region was an accidental release of approximately Standard. 30 gallons of kerosene at the mobile home This standard requires Located in Lewistown Borough, this site during a remodeling project. Remediation cleanup to naturally occur- underwent remediation for soil and groundwater was accomplished through soil excavation. ring or historical concen- contamination that resulted from its previous use The statewide health standard was attained. trations. Often applies to a as an oil terminal. The contaminated soil was DEP approved the final report on Nov. 18, 2000. site where contamination excavated and both the statewide health and site- Contact Gerry Olenick, DEP. (570) 826-2498 moves onto or under the specific standards were attained. DEP approved site from a nearby property. the final report on April 13, 2001. Montgomery County — Contact Stephen Shank, DEP. (717) 705-4841 3207 Kennedy Road Property Special Industrial Southeast Region Area Status. Mifflin County — This status applies to sites Lemac Foundry (Formerly) Located in East Norristown Township, this 0.5- that have no responsible Southcentral Region acre residence underwent remediation for soil owner or are in an contamination following a May 2000 supply line enterprise zone. The party Located in Decatur Township, this site underwent leak to a 275-gallon AST in the basement. conducting the cleanup remediation for lead and other heavy metal Two cubic yards of petroleum-impacted soil must not have contributed contamination that resulted from a battery- were removed in order to attain the residential to the site contamination cracking operation. The lead-impacted soil was statewide health standard. The site will remain and must develop a cleanup excavated and disposed off site. The statewide a single-family private residence. DEP approved plan. Cleanup actions must health standard was attained, and the site will the final report on March 9, 2001. address all immediate, continue its use as a light-industrial facility. Contact John Alex Reyda, DEP. (610) 832-5927 direct or imminent threats DEP approved the final report on Aug. 25, 2000. based on the intended use Contact James Rea, DEP. (717) 705-4850 of the site.
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Montgomery County — a vein of buried batteries was discovered. In Balabanovic Residence response to this discovery, soil was analyzed and Southeast Region 16,000 tons of lead-impacted soil was excavated. The statewide health standard was attained, and This residential site in Norristown Borough the site has since been developed into an underwent remediation for soil contamination. In American Appliance retail store. DEP approved Aug. 2000, a fuel oil delivery was inadvertently the final report on Aug. 29, 2000. delivered to the Balabanovic residence. The 275- Contact John Alex Reyda, DEP. (610) 832-5927 gallon fuel oil tank located in the basement had been taken out of service due to disrepair. Montgomery County — Approximately 132 gallons of fuel oil impacted Cognis Corp. Ballfield the cracked concrete floor and the underlying Southeast Region soils. The basement floor and approximately 24.5 cubic yards of petroleum-impacted soils This 2-acre site in Lower Gwynedd Township were excavated and disposed. This site will underwent remediation for soil contamination. remain a private residence. DEP approved the This site is an undeveloped parcel that contained final report on March 21, 2001. demolition waste at a depth of up to 10 feet. The Contact John Alex Reyda, DEP. (610) 832-5927 soil was investigated for heavy metals, solvents, BTEX and PAHs. The statewide health standard Montgomery County — was attained, and the site will be developed into Binder Residence a public recreational area. DEP approved the Southeast Region final report on Dec. 19, 2000. Contact Sarah L. Pantelidou, DEP. (610) 832-6164 Located in Upper Moreland Township, this residential site underwent remediation for soil Montgomery County — and groundwater contamination. In 1999, Dahle Residence during remodeling work in the basement of the Southeast Region residence, the feeder line beneath the concrete floor was punctured. The line ran from a 290- This residential site in Lower Merion Township gallon AST to the heater. An unknown quantity underwent remediation for soil contamination of fuel oil was released to underlying soil. Four associated with the release of No. 2 fuel oil in groundwater-monitoring wells were installed 1999. Approximately 10-15 gallons of fuel oil and the feeder line was replaced. No petroleum spilled onto the basement floor during a tank filling constituents exceeding the residential health operation. The soil had high levels of naphthalene, standard for soil and groundwater were detected. and as a result 2.2 cubic yards of petroleum- The property will remain a private residence. impacted soil were excavated and disposed, and DEP approved the final report on March 30, 2001. a soil vapor extraction system was installed and Contact John Alex Reyda, DEP. (610) 832-5927 operated for approximately four months. The residential statewide health standard was attained, Montgomery County — and the site will remain a private residence. DEP Braun Iron Works approved the final report on Nov. 7, 2000. Southeast Region Contact Christopher H. Falkler, DEP. (610) 832-5930
Located in Upper Moreland Township, this 5.5-acre site underwent remediation for soil contamination. From 1986-1997, the Braun family used the site as a manufacturing and warehouse facility. Previously, MET-COM had used the property to build and weld steel tanks. In 1999, during excavations for a water retention basin,
20 Pennsylvania Land Recycling Program Montgomery County — Montgomery County — Standards Edelman’s Sporting Goods Jefferson Shopping Center Statewide Health Southeast Region Southeast Region Standard. This standard is derived Located in Montgomery Township, this 2-acre Located in West Norristown Township, this from medium-specific commercial site underwent remediation for soil commercial site underwent remediation for soil chemical concentrations contamination. The property contained used fuel contamination. The site was formerly a police that take into account use oil, which was stored in a 10,000-gallon UST barracks and a residential area, and is now used and non-use as well as resi- for heating the warehouse, showroom and offices. as a strip mall. The overall size of the property dential and non-residential A release of heating oil was discovered in the is 46,000 square feet with a contaminated area exposure factors at a site. drainage ditch located at the northeast corner of measuring 440 square feet. During cleanup, the building. The UST was removed in 1997 and 136 tons of soil containing PCE and TCE were Site-Specific approximately 250 tons of petroleum-impacted removed and properly disposed to attain the Standard. soil were disposed. The statewide health standard statewide health standard. DEP approved the final This standard allows the was attained, and the site is to be converted into report on June 13, 2000. remediator to consider a day care center. DEP approved the final report Contact Christopher H. Falkler, DEP. (610) 832-5930 exposure and risk factors to on July 13, 2000. establish cleanup levels Contact John Alex Reyda, DEP. (610) 832-5927 Montgomery County — appropriate for the intended Keystone Coke Co. use of the site. Montgomery County — Southeast Region Glasgow Bridgeport Facility Background Southeast Region Located in Upper Merion Township, this 21,000 Standard. square-foot site underwent remediation for soil This standard requires Located in Upper Merion Township, this site contamination. Investigations performed on the cleanup to naturally occur- underwent remediation for soil contamination. soil indicate that this site attained the non- ring or historical concen- This 2-acre property was formerly used as an residential statewide health standard for lead, trations. Often applies to a asphalt plant. Asphalt and heating oil ASTs heavy metals, BTEX and semi-VOCs. DEP site where contamination were historically located on the property. approved the final report on July 17, 2000. moves onto or under the The soil was tested for lead, BTEX and PAHs and Contact Sarah L. Pantelidou, DEP. (610) 832-6164 site from a nearby property. was found to be compliant with the statewide health standard. The site will be developed Montgomery County — Special Industrial into a shopping center. DEP approved the final Kostyk/Robertson Property Area Status. report on Sept. 15, 2000. Southeast Region This status applies to sites Contact Christopher H. Falkler, DEP. (610) 832-5930 that have no responsible This residence and chiropractic office in owner or are in an Montgomery County — Springfield Township underwent remediation for enterprise zone. The party Hale Products, Inc. soil contamination. Soil analysis was conducted conducting the cleanup Southeast Region following the over-turning of a fuel oil delivery must not have contributed truck in Feb. 2000. Between 150 and 700 tons to the site contamination Located in Whitemarsh Township, this site of No. 2 fuel were released. In order to attain and must develop a cleanup underwent remediation for soil and groundwater the statewide health standard, 620 tons plan. Cleanup actions must contamination. This former foundry sand disposal of petroleum-impacted soil were excavated address all immediate, area was investigated, and the statewide health and disposed. The site will continue to remain direct or imminent threats standard for lead and heavy metals in both soil a private residence and chiropractic office. DEP based on the intended use and groundwater was attained. DEP approved approved the final report on Nov. 21, 2000. of the site. the final report on May 8, 2001. Contact John Alex Reyda, DEP. (610) 832-5927 Contact Sarah L. Pantelidou, DEP. (610) 832-6164
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Montgomery County — Montgomery County — Krause Residence Millennium — The Center for Southeast Region Internet Excellence Southeast Region Located in Royersford Borough, this residential property underwent remediation for soil Located in Conshohocken Borough, this 17-acre contamination. An estimated 135 gallons of site underwent remediation for soil contamination. No. 2 fuel oil were released from an unregulated The buildings on this site were originally 275-gallon AST located in the basement of the constructed between 1906 and 1910 and have residence. The site was excavated and the results since been used for heavy industrial operations, indicated no elevated concentrations of No. 2 most recently by Phoenix Plastics, R.J. Linus fuel oil target compounds exceeding the Steel Services, Carson Concrete, Morweco Steel statewide health standard. The site will remain and Plymouth Steel. The excavation and proper a private residence. DEP approved the disposal of contaminated soil and waste was final report on March 6, 2001. performed in order to attain the special industrial Contact Christopher H. Falkler, DEP. (610) 832-5930 area standard. The site will be developed into an office complex, which will include retail Montgomery County — establishments, restaurants and a day care Meadows at Skippack center. DEP approved the final report on Southeast Region Oct. 27, 2000. Contact John Alex Reyda, DEP. (610) 832-5927 Located in Skippack Township, this 52-acre site underwent remediation for soil contamination. Montgomery County — This site is a former farm, which sat unused since Penllyn Lands Property 2000. Soil analysis of soil revealed elevated levels Southeast Region of arsenic, lead and PAHs. Approximately 15 tons of impacted soil were excavated and removed. Located in Lower Gwynedd Township, this site The residential statewide health standard was underwent remediation for soil and groundwater attained, and the site is to be developed into a contamination. Approximately 13 acres of soil in residential community consisting of 0.5-acre lots. this former residence and waste disposal area DEP approved the final report on Jan. 19, 2001. were investigated and cleaned up. The Contact John Alex Reyda, DEP. (610) 832-5927 statewide health standard for both soil and groundwater was attained, and DEP Montgomery County — approved the final report on May 25, 2001. Milito Property Contact Sarah L. Pantelidou, DEP. (610) 832-6164 Southeast Region Montgomery County — Located in Norristown, this 3.5-acre site Plymouth Greene Office Park underwent remediation for soil contamination. Southeast Region Since the early 1950s, the property was used as a scrap recycling business, as well as a landfill for Located in Plymouth Township, this 0.57-acre construction debris and fly ash. Soil analysis site underwent remediation for soil contamination. revealed one hot-spot of mercury-contaminated The property housed a gas station until 1988, at soil and surface debris. This spot was removed to which point it was redeveloped into a bank. attain the special industrial area standard. The site Six USTs were removed and 148.14 tons of will be used for expansion of the adjoining petroleum-impacted soil were disposed. commercial facility (Corbett). DEP approved the The statewide health standard was attained, and final report on April 12, 2001. the site will remain a bank. DEP approved the Contact John Alex Reyda, DEP. (610) 832-5927 final report on Jan. 29, 2001. Contact John Alex Reyda, DEP. (610) 832-5927
22 Pennsylvania Land Recycling Program Montgomery County — Montgomery County — Standards PPL Distribution Pole Williamsburg Village Properties, LP Statewide Health Southeast Region Southeast Region Standard. This standard is derived Located in Hatfield Township, this 0.023-acre site Located in Towamencin Township, this 14.25- from medium-specific underwent remediation for contaminated soil due acre site underwent remediation for soil chemical concentrations to a leak from a split capacitor can in 1978. Soil contamination. This property was used as a dairy that take into account use was investigated and PCB-contaminated soil was farm until 1957, at which point a machine shop and non-use as well as resi- removed in 1979. The statewide health standard was built. A drainage ditch on the property was dential and non-residential was attained, and the site will be used as a excavated and approximately 90 cubic yards of exposure factors at a site. residence. DEP approved the final report on TCE contaminated soil was disposed, and the Dec. 4, 2000. drain line from the septic system to the drainage Site-Specific Contact John Alex Reyda, DEP. (610) 832-5927 ditch was removed. The statewide health Standard. standard was attained, and the site will be This standard allows the Montgomery County — used as a residential area in the future. DEP remediator to consider Recycle Metals — Parcel A approved the final report on Oct. 10, 2000. exposure and risk factors to Southeast Region Contact John Alex Reyda, DEP. (610) 832-5927 establish cleanup levels appropriate for the intended Located in Plymouth Township, this 6.7-acre site Northampton County — use of the site. underwent soil remediation. From 1975-1998, Northampton Farm Bureau this property was owned by Recycle Metals Cooperative Association, Inc. Background Corp., which operated an aluminum smelter and Northeast Region Standard. a scrap metal recycling facility. The statewide This standard requires health standard was attained through the removal Located in Upper Nazareth Township, this 25.89- cleanup to naturally occur- of approximately 684 tons of contaminated soil acre property underwent remediation for unleaded ring or historical concen- and fill. Agronaut Holdings has since developed gasoline in the soil and groundwater. To meet trations. Often applies to a the site into Lankford Buick Pontiac GMC state standards, 0.028 acres of soil were site where contamination Dealership. DEP approved the final report on excavated and a groundwater pump was moves onto or under the Aug. 23, 2000. installed to treat the contamination. The statewide site from a nearby property. Contact John Alex Reyda, DEP. (610) 832-5927 health standard was attained. DEP approved the final report on Dec. 29, 2000. Special Industrial Montgomery County — Contact Tom Thompson, DEP. (570) 826-2391 Area Status. Synthane Taylor Betzwood Facility This status applies to sites Southeast Region Northumberland County — that have no responsible Gass Residence owner or are in an Located in West Norristown Township, this site Northcentral Region enterprise zone. The party underwent remediation for soil and groundwater conducting the cleanup contamination. This former industrial area attained Located in the City of Sunbury, the property is must not have contributed the statewide health standard for lead, heavy a residential home. Approximately 335 gallons to the site contamination metals, solvents, BTEX and PAHs in both soil of No. 2 heating oil were released onto a concrete and must develop a cleanup and groundwater. The site will be used as a basement floor. The owner obtained EarthRes plan. Cleanup actions must residential area. DEP approved the final report on Group, Inc. to perform the site investigation, address all immediate, Oct. 6, 2000. remedial activities and soil sampling at the direct or imminent threats Contact Sarah L. Pantelidou, DEP. (610) 832-6164 location. The statewide health standard for based on the intended use soil was attained. DEP approved the final of the site. report on Aug. 15, 2000. Contact Vu Tran, DEP. (570) 327-3721
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Northumberland County — used in the collection, restoration and resale of Yocum Residence clothing and household items. DEP approved the Northcentral Region final report on July 13, 2000. Contact John Alex Reyda, DEP. (610) 832-5927 Located in Coal Township, the AST in this residential basement was over-pressurized Philadelphia County — and caused a release of fuel oil from the vent Amtrak — Richmond Station pipe. The owner obtained Marshal Miller and Southeast Region Associates to perform detailed investigation, excavation and remediation. The statewide health The 2.5-acre site is located in the City of standard for soil was attained. DEP approved the Philadelphia within the approximate 315-acre final report on Sept. 13, 2000. PECO Energy Co. Richmond Station. Contact Vu Tran, DEP. (570) 327-3721 The soil and groundwater of the Amtrak site were analyzed for a comprehensive list of pollutants Philadelphia County — targeted by the Environmental Protection Agency. 2336 Corp. Site Amtrak’s notice of intent to remediate specifies Southeast Region the use of non-residential, non-use aquifer statewide health standard for soil and Located in Philadelphia, this 22,475 square-foot groundwater. The statewide health standard site underwent remediation for soil contamination. was attained for soil and groundwater, and the The property consists of a commercial building appropriate deed acknowledgements were noted. situated on an asphalt and concrete lot. Prior to DEP approved the final report on Oct. 26, 2000. 1987, a paint supplier owned and occupied the Contact Ayman L. Ghobrial, DEP. (610) 832-5923 site. The paint supplier used a non-regulated UST, and during closure it was determined that a Philadelphia County — release had occurred. The building remained Congreso de Latinos Unidos, Inc. vacant until 1989, when part of the building was Southeast Region leased by a pump and tank equipment dealer. That lease continued until 2000. The UST and From at least 1921, the 0.37-acre Congreso approximately 60 cubic yards of soil were de Latinos Unidos, Inc. site located in the excavated. The statewide health standard Pennypack Watershed in Philadelphia has was attained. DEP approved the report on been used for commercial and industrial June 7, 2001. activities. Currently, the site consists of a five- Contact Christopher H. Falkler, DEP. (610) 832-5930. story commercial building, a vacant two-story warehouse and a fenced vacant lot. Constituents Philadelphia County — of concern included benzo(a)pyrene, arsenic, lead American Cable Co. and naphthalene for the statewide health Southeast Region standard for soil. This site will be converted into new headquarters for a non-profit, community Located within the City of Philadelphia, this non- outreach center serving the region’s Latin- residential site occupies 1.9 acres of land. During American population. DEP approved the final a site characterization, two areas of concern for report on Jan. 8, 2001. remediation were detected: a solder dross Contact John Alex Reyda, DEP. (610) 832-5927 storage area had lead concentrations that exceeded the statewide health standard (SHS), the second area was the site of an empty 36-inch diameter heating oil UST with naphthalene that exceeded the SHS. The future use of this facility is to remain a non-profit organization that will be
24 Pennsylvania Land Recycling Program Philadelphia County — collected and analyzed for attainment purposes. Standards Heintz Corp. DEP approved the final report on Jan. 25, 2001. (Formerly) Statewide Health Contact John Alex Reyda, DEP. (610) 832-5927 Southeast Region Standard. This standard is derived The investigation of soil and groundwater Philadelphia County — from medium-specific Park Chase Apartments contamination on this 36-acre parcel in the City chemical concentrations of Philadelphia was subdivided into two separate Southeast Region that take into account use parcels, A and B. The chemical analyses of the and non-use as well as resi- soils and groundwater included VOCs, semi- Located in Philadelphia, this site underwent dential and non-residential VOCs, metals and recoverable petroleum remediation for soil contamination associated exposure factors at a site. hydrocarbon. A site investigation indicated that with the removal of five 3,000-gallon USTs. The regulated substances were detected in the soils USTs were historically used to store No. 2 fuel Site-Specific and groundwater at concentrations exceeding oil for heating purposes. The five USTs and Standard. DEP standards. The statewide health approximately 43 cubic yards of contaminated This standard allows the standard was attained. An appropriate deed soil were removed and properly disposed. A remediator to consider acknowledgement and a post-remediation care groundwater investigation indicated no impact exposure and risk factors to plan will be enacted. DEP approved the final associated with the constituents of No. 2 fuel establish cleanup levels report on Dec. 11, 2000. oil. The statewide health standard for soil and appropriate for the intended Contact Ayman L. Ghobrial, DEP. (610) 832-5923 groundwater was attained. The site will continue use of the site. to be used for residential purposes. DEP Philadelphia County — approved the final report on May 16, 2001. Background James Armour Contact Ayman Ghobrial, DEP. (610) 832-5923 Standard. Southeast Region This standard requires Philadelphia County — cleanup to naturally occur- The 0.3-acre site is a commercial site that Richmond Waterfront ring or historical concen- underwent remediation for soil and groundwater Industrial Park trations. Often applies to a contamination. Both the soil and groundwater Southeast Region site where contamination contained lead, benzene toluene, ethylbenzene, moves onto or under the BTEX, PHCs and PAHs. The cleanup procedure Located in the City of Philadelphia, this site site from a nearby property. included UST removal, contaminated soil removal underwent remediation for soil, groundwater, and free-phase product recovery by hand bailing. surface water and sediment contamination. The Special Industrial The site will be used as a garage and office, contaminants included PCBs, lead, heavy metals Area Status. and for overnight accommodations. DEP and many other chemicals. Several areas of This status applies to sites approved the final report in Oct. 2000. concern were identified through site that have no responsible Contact George Fritz, DEP. (610) 832-5925. characterization of soils and groundwater. The owner or are in an regulated substances that were found near a enterprise zone. The party Philadelphia County — former UST did not exceed health standards. conducting the cleanup Kee Corp. As a result, the non-residential, non-use aquifer must not have contributed Southeast Region statewide health standard for groundwater to the site contamination in point-of-compliance monitoring wells was and must develop a cleanup Located less than one mile from the Delaware attained. DEP approved the final report on plan. Cleanup actions must River in Center City Philadelphia, this site sits on March 13, 2001. address all immediate, less than 0.5 acres of flat property. Recently, Contact James Burke, DEP. (610) 832-6151 direct or imminent threats the site underwent laboratory analysis for based on the intended use contaminated soil. The extent of petroleum- of the site. impacted soil was approximately 200 cubic yards between two and nine feet below the ground surface. A total of 41 post soil samples were
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Philadelphia County — the AST. A fate and transport analysis Rimato Residence demonstrated that the regulated substances Southeast Region that exceeded the statewide health standard in groundwater did not pose a human health risk. This site is a row home located within the Contact Ayman Ghobrial, DEP. (610) 832-5923 Pennypack Watershed within the City of Philadelphia. In Nov., approximately 15 to 25 Philadelphia County — gallons of No. 2 heating oil were dispensed Whitaker Avenue Site directly onto the concrete floor of the basement. Southeast Region Soil borings were used to determine petroleum impact to soils beneath the basement floor. The The 9-acre Whitaker Avenue site is located within residential statewide health standard for soil was Pennypack Watershed in Northeast Philadelphia. attained due to low levels of contamination. The site has been undeveloped since at least Future development for this property is currently 1927. At some unknown date, a 14,000 cubic- unknown. DEP approved the final report on yard soil pile was placed on site. Three March 9, 2001. independent ESAs were conducted between Contact John Alex Reyda, DEP. (610) 832-5927 1989 and 2000. In total, 58 test pits were excavated. Cleanup procedures involved sifting Philadelphia County — the soil pile for trash and proper disposal. In the Transit America, Inc. future, the property will be developed as a Southeast Region residential community. The site obtained a residential statewide health standard. One quarter of the 214-acre property lies in DEP approved the final report on Dec. 29, 2000. Lower Moreland Township, Montgomery County, Contact John Alex Reyda, DEP. (610) 832-5927 and three quarters lie in the City of Philadelphia, Philadelphia County. The site was first developed Pike County — for manufacturing during World War II to produce Paradise Lake Retreat Center aircraft parts and to assemble military cargo Northeast Region airplanes for the U.S. Government. At the end of the war, the facilities were converted to Located in Lehman Township, this property manufacture passenger railroad cars. The major underwent remediation for soil and groundwater constituent of concern on the site was PCB. contamination. The contamination resulted from a A risk assessment was conducted and all soil release of home heating oil fuel from a 275-gallon samples met DEP requirements. DEP approved ABT. About 7,594 gallons of water were treated the final report on Aug. 14, 2000. and 227 tons of soil were excavated. The Contact John Alex Reyda, DEP. (610) 832-5927 statewide health standard was attained. DEP approved the final report on Jan. 26, 2001. Philadelphia County — Contact Kevin Walker, DEP. (570) 820-4856 VIZ Manufacturing Co. Southeast Region
Both soils and groundwater were investigated at the VIZ Manufacturing Co. in the City of Philadelphia. Cleanup resulted in the removal and proper disposal of 150 cubic feet of impacted soils, and the installation of a pump and treat groundwater remediation system at the site in 1993. The system was in operation until Feb. 1999. There were exceedances of dichloroethene, trichloroethene and vinyl in the groundwater near
26 Pennsylvania Land Recycling Program Potter County — Schuylkill County — Standards Adelphia Communications Co., Inc. Tokarcyzk Property Statewide Health Northcentral Region Northeast Region Standard. This standard is derived Located along Main Street in the Borough of Located in West Mahanoy Township, this less from medium-specific Coudersport, this company remediated two than 0.25-acre property underwent remediation chemical concentrations gasoline-contaminated properties for the for groundwater contamination. The property had that take into account use construction of a new office building. After 3,665 been adversely impacted by an up-gradient and non-use as well as resi- tons of gasoline contaminated soils were gasoline release on the Jack Rich property. Jack dential and non-residential excavated and transported to a landfill for Rich is continuing to remediate the site using a exposure factors at a site. disposal, confirmatory soil sampling was pump and treat technology. The background performed to verify that contamination cleanup standard was attained. DEP approved the final Site-Specific was complete. The statewide health standard for report on Dec. 21, 2000. Standard. soil was attained. DEP approved the final report Contact Tom Hartnett, DEP, (570) 826-5548, or This standard allows the on July 12, 2000. Bob Gadinski, DEP. (570) 826-2398 remediator to consider Contact Mark Stephens, DEP. (570) 327-3422 exposure and risk factors to Schuylkill County — establish cleanup levels Schuylkill County — Voydik Residence appropriate for the intended Goshiney Residence Northeast Region use of the site. Northeast Region Located in North Manheim Township, this 0.5- Background Located in Ryan Township, this 1.5-acre acre residential property underwent remediation Standard. residential property underwent remediation for soil for soil contamination due to an accidental release This standard requires contamination due to a July 2000 release of No. 2 of an estimated 250-500 gallons of No. 2 fuel oil cleanup to naturally occur- home heating oil. Fifteen square feet of during delivery. The spill contaminated the home’s ring or historical concen- contaminated soil were removed. The statewide basement and a drainfield. Contaminated soils trations. Often applies to a health standard was attained. DEP approved the were excavated and the statewide health site where contamination final report on Oct. 19, 2000. standard was attained. DEP approved the final moves onto or under the Contact Amy Randolph, DEP. (570) 826-2268. report on Dec. 21, 2000. site from a nearby property. Contact Gerry Olenick, DEP. (570) 826-2498 Schuylkill County — Moen of PA Special Industrial Northeast Region Snyder County — Area Status. Boscov’s Auto Center (Formerly) This status applies to sites Located in Pine Grove Township, this 30.8-acre Northcentral Region that have no responsible facility underwent remediation for soil and owner or are in an groundwater contamination. Contamination was a Located in Monroe Township, Boscov’s Auto enterprise zone. The party result of leakage from a TCE vapor-degreasing Center removed hydraulic lifts during a renovation conducting the cleanup unit. Remediation involved soil excavation and in 1997 and excavated the contaminated soil. must not have contributed disposal, soil vapor extraction and groundwater One water sample was collected from the to the site contamination pump and treat. The site has been involved in a excavation pit that exceeded the cleanup and must develop a cleanup voluntary abatement project since the early standard for total hydrocarbons at that time. plan. Cleanup actions must 1990s. The non-residential site-specific standard Monitoring wells were installed to address the address all immediate, was attained. DEP approved the final report on groundwater impact. Four groundwater-sampling direct or imminent threats Jan. 9, 2001. events were conducted and analyzed for based on the intended use Contact Amy Randolph, DEP. (570) 826-2268 benzene, naphthalene, pyrenes and chrysene. of the site. The statewide health standard for groundwater was attained. DEP approved the final report on Jan. 22, 2001. Contact Vu Tran, DEP. (570) 327-3721
27 Appendix 1. Completed Site Descriptions
Somerset County — Tioga County — Green Garden, Inc. State Line Gasoline — Southwest Region PPL Metering Facility Northcentral Region Located in Somerset Township, this 7.3-acre site manufactured nozzles for garden hoses. The Located in Lawrenceville Borough, the site is a property underwent remediation for groundwater 10x12-foot retired metering station previously and soil contamination that resulted from a used for gauging and monitoring gas in a pipeline. cyanide bath solution in which the nozzles were A confidential complaint concerning the possibility bathed. Pathway elimination was the chosen of spilled mercury resulted in a site assessment, method of remediation because the contaminated remedial activities and soil sampling. The soil was already beneath the concrete flooring of statewide health standard for soil was attained. the building. The statewide health standard for DEP approved the final report on July 19, 2000. groundwater and the site-specific standard Contact Vu Tran, DEP. (570) 327-3721 for soil were both attained due to low levels of contamination. The property is going to be Washington County — sold to Augustine Die and Mold. DEP approved Clyde Mine Preparation Plant the final report on April 25, 2001. Southwest Region Contact Tom Buchan, DEP. (412) 442-5804 Located in Fredericktown, this 18-acre site Susquehanna County — underwent remediation for soil contamination. Lecher Residence The area was previously a battery storage Northeast Region location, which had lead in excess of DEP standards. Approximately nine cubic yards of Located in Great Bend Township, this 0.5-acre lead-contaminated soil were removed and the property underwent remediation for soil and excavation was sampled verifying contamination groundwater contamination. An accidental release levels below the residential statewide health of approximately 100 gallons of kerosene standard. The property will be used as a marina occurred at this residential home in June 1998. in the future. DEP approved the final report on Remediation efforts were accomplished through April 18, 2001. excavation of impacted soils and subsequent Contact Edward C. Bates, DEP. (724) 925-5405 groundwater monitoring. A release of liability under the statewide health standard was attained. DEP approved the final report on Feb. 27, 2001. Contact Amy Randolph, DEP. (570) 826-2268
28 Pennsylvania Land Recycling Program Washington County — Wyoming County — Standards Goldschmidt Industrial Lott Residence Statewide Health Chemical Plant Northeast Region Standard. Southwest Region This standard is derived Located in Meshoppen Borough, this property from medium-specific Located in Robinson Township, this 7.5-acre site underwent remediation for soil contamination chemical concentrations underwent remediation for soil and groundwater that resulted after a release of No. 2 fuel oil. that take into account use contamination for zinc and tin. A non-use aquifer The release contaminated the residence as well and non-use as well as resi- designation was given for this site in 1998. as a drainage swale. The contaminated soil was dential and non-residential The remediation measures included capping excavated and the statewide health standard exposure factors at a site. the contaminated areas and lowering the was attained. DEP approved the final report groundwater through the interceptor trench on June 14, 2001. Site-Specific to eliminate potential exposure pathways. Contact Kevin Walker, DEP. (570) 820-4856 Standard. Goldschmidt is required to maintain the asphalt This standard allows the caps and continue to include the trench outfalls York County — remediator to consider in the facility NPDES permit. The site-specific Cole Division Litton exposure and risk factors to standard was attained, and this site will Business Systems, Inc. establish cleanup levels continue to be used for light-industrial work. Southcentral Region appropriate for the intended DEP approved the final report on Jan. 31, 2001. use of the site. Contact John Matviya, DEP. (412) 442-5811 Located in Springettsbury Township, this site underwent remediation for soil and groundwater Background Washington County — contamination that resulted from paint thinner, Standard. New Eagle Borough VOCs and heavy metals. The site was remediated This standard requires Municipal Sewage Authority to meet the background standard and the cleanup to naturally occur- Southwest Region statewide health standard. When remediation ring or historical concen- was complete, the statewide health standard and trations. Often applies to a Located in New Eagle Borough, this 1.59-acre the site-specific standard for soils was attained. site where contamination sewage treatment plant underwent remediation The remediation was part of a comprehensive moves onto or under the for soil contamination. In the 1960s, the land was remediation effort to enable the sale and reuse site from a nearby property. used as a dump. Significant numbers of of the property. DEP approved the final report automobile batteries contributed to high levels on July 14, 2000. Special Industrial of lead in the soil. Remediation efforts included Contact James Rea, DEP. (717) 705-4850 Area Status. excavating more than 6,000 tons of contaminated This status applies to sites soil and capping the contaminated areas. York County — Pillowtex that have no responsible Because the sewage treatment plant is Southcentral Region owner or are in an expanding, the property is covered by structures, enterprise zone. The party asphalt or landscaping. New Eagle Borough Located in Hanover Borough, this former conducting the cleanup Municipality received a release of liability under the manufacturing facility underwent remediation for must not have contributed site-specific standard for soil contamination. DEP soil and groundwater contamination. The soil to the site contamination approved the final report on Aug. 24, 2000. and groundwater were contaminated with heavy and must develop a cleanup Contact Ed Bates, DEP. (724) 925-5405 metals and petroleum products. Remediation plan. Cleanup actions must methods included soil removal and pathway address all immediate, elimination. The statewide health standard direct or imminent threats was attained, and the site will continue its use based on the intended use as a manufacturing facility. DEP approved the of the site. final report on Jan. 11, 2001. Contact James Rea, DEP. (717) 705-4850
29 PENNSYLVANIA Land CLEANUPS ProgramRecycling July 2000 – June 2001
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Crawford Warren McKean Potter Tioga Bradford Susquehanna Wayne Lackawanna Forest Cameron Wyoming Mercer Venango Elk Lycoming Sullivan Pike Clinton Clarion Lawrence Butler Jefferson Clearfield Centre Columbia Luzerne Monroe Montour Union Carbon Armstrong North- Beaver Snyder umberland Schuykill Northampton Lehigh Indiana Allegheny Cambria Mifflin Juniata Blair Perry Montgomery Dauphin Lebanon Berks Bucks Westmoreland Huntington Washington Cumberland Chester Philadelphia Greene Fayette Somerset Bedford Fulton Franklin Adams York Lancaster Delaware
Cleanups completed this year Northwest Region Southwest Region
Northcentral Region Southcentral Region
Northeast Region Southeast Region
30 Pennsylvania Land Recycling ProgramStandards Statewide Health Standard. This standard is derived from medium-specific chemical concentrations taking into account use and non-use as well as residential and non-residential exposure factors at a site.
Site-Specific Standard. Statewide This standard allows the remediator to Health Standard consider exposure and risk factors to 77% establish cleanup levels appropriate for the intended use of the site.
Background Standard. This standard requires cleanup to naturally occurring or historical concentrations. It often applies to a site where contamination moves onto Special or under the site from a nearby property. Industrial Area Status Site-Specific Special Industrial Area Status. Standard This status applies to sites that have no 3% responsible owner or are in an enterprise zone. 14% The party conducting the cleanup must not have Background contributed to the site contamination and must Standard develop a cleanup plan. Cleanup actions must address all immediate, direct or imminent threats 6% based on the intended use of the site.
31 Appendix 2. Land Recycling Program Cleanups
Listed below are all cleanups that have given formal notice to participate in the Land Recycling Program since its inception in 1995. More than one cleanup may occur on a site. The keys below explain the status and cleanup standard each project has met or intends to meet.
Cleanup County Name Municipality Standard Region Adams Gettysburg Railroad Yard Gettysburg Borough W SC (Formerly) Adams Hamilton Township Board Hamilton Township W SC Supervisors Adams Hart Residence Mt. Joy Township W SC Adams Highway Express Residences Littlestown Borough I SC Adams Keech Estate Berwick Township S, W SC Adams M&M Tool and Die, Inc. Littlestown Borough W SC Adams Sun Pipeline Abbottstown Berwick Township W SC Adams U-Haul 811 66 Gettysburg Straban Township W SC Adams Union Township Municipal Union Township W SC Building Adams Way Wil, Inc. Straban Township W SC Allegheny 51st Street Properties Pittsburgh I SW (Formerly US Steel Shiffler) Allegheny Advanced Environmental Wilkinsburg Borough W SW Consultants, Inc. Allegheny AMG Resources Neville Island Neville Township S SW (Formerly Vulcan Materials Company) Allegheny AMG Resources Neville Island Neville Township S SW (Formerly Vulcan Materials Company) Allegheny Bakerstown Facility Richland Township S SW Cleanup Status (Exxon Company USA) Cleanup completed Allegheny Bakerstown Facility Richland Township S SW this year (Exxon Company USA) Cleanup in progress Allegheny Beazer East, Inc. Verona Borough S SW Cleanup completed Allegheny BP Amoco — Pittsburgh Baldwin Borough W SW previous year Terminal Cleanup Standard Allegheny City of McKeesport McKeesport W SW W: Statewide Redevelopment Authority S: Site-specific Allegheny Constantin Pontiac Pittsburgh W SW B: Background I: Industrial Allegheny Constantin Pontiac Pittsburgh S SW Region Allegheny CSX Grant Street Station Pittsburgh W SW SE: Southeast Allegheny Damascus Tube Company Munhall Borough W SW SC: Southcentral (Formerly USX Homestead SW: Southwest Works) NE: Northeast NC: Northcentral NW: Northwest i For more information about the Land Recycling Program, contact DEP at (717) 783-7816 or email [email protected]. 32 Pennsylvania Land Recycling Program Cleanup County Name Municipality Standard Region Standards Allegheny Eastside Retail Project Pittsburgh I SW Statewide Health Allegheny Eastside Whole Foods Pittsburgh I SW Standard. Market Project This standard is derived Allegheny ETNA Industrial Park Etna Borough W SW from medium-specific Allegheny ETNA Industrial Park Etna Borough S SW chemical concentrations that take into account use Allegheny Exxon Pittsburgh Specialty Pittsburgh S SW Products Plant (Formerly) and non-use as well as resi- dential and non-residential Allegheny Flint Ink Sharpsburg Borough S SW exposure factors at a site. Allegheny Fourway Properties — Moon Township W SW Breezewood Development Area Site-Specific Standard. Allegheny Framesi-USA Coraopolis Borough W SW This standard allows the Allegheny Fuccillo Ford Hampton Township W SW remediator to consider Allegheny Fuccillo Ford Hampton Township W SW exposure and risk factors to Allegheny Gil Partnership Pittsburgh W SW establish cleanup levels Allegheny Girman Property Monroeville Borough W SW appropriate for the intended use of the site. Allegheny Graphic Controls Corporation Wilmerding Borough W SW (Pittsburgh Facility) Background Allegheny Hays Army Ammunition Plant Pittsburgh W SW Standard. Allegheny Hunter Farm Drum West Deer Township W SW This standard requires Allegheny Ken Sabolovic Auto Service Pittsburgh W SW cleanup to naturally occur- Station ring or historical concen- Allegheny Ken Sabolovic Auto Service Pittsburgh B SW trations. Often applies to a Station site where contamination Allegheny Lectromelt Corporation Pittsburgh I SW moves onto or under the Facility site from a nearby property. Allegheny Lieberth and Sons Oakmont Borough B SW Dodge, Inc. Special Industrial Allegheny LTV Coke Plant — Hazelwood Pittsburgh S SW Area Status. This status applies to sites Allegheny LTV Southside Pittsburgh Works Pittsburgh W SW that have no responsible Allegheny LTV Southside Pittsburgh Works Pittsburgh S SW owner or are in an Allegheny LTV Southside Pittsburgh Pittsburgh S SW enterprise zone. The party Works conducting the cleanup Allegheny Lubriquip, Inc. Stowe Township S SW must not have contributed Allegheny M&S Building Parking Lot Pleasant Hills Borough W SW to the site contamination Allegheny Michael J. Joyce Emsworth Borough B SW and must develop a cleanup plan. Cleanup actions must Allegheny Microbac Laboratories, Inc. McCandless Township W SW address all immediate, Allegheny Mobil Oil Corporation McKees Rocks Borough S SW direct or imminent threats Terminal No. 37-003 (Formerly) based on the intended use of the site. Allegheny Nine Mile Run Slag Pittsburgh S SW Disposal Site Allegheny Papercraft Corporation Ohara Township W SW Allegheny Papercraft Corporation Ohara Township W SW Allegheny PB&S Chemical McKeesport S SW Company, Inc.
33 Appendix 2. Land Recycling Program Cleanups
Cleanup County Name Municipality Standard Region Allegheny Pittsburgh Forgings Coraopolis Borough S SW CSX Grant Street Station Company (Formerly) — American Bridge Corporation A former Allegheny Pittsburgh International Airport Moon Township W SW brownfield Air Reserve Station remediated by Allegheny Portec, Inc. — RMP Division Ohara Township W SW CSX Real Allegheny PSM Facility (Formerly) East Pittsburgh Borough S SW Property in Allegheny Ramsey Sturman Ford West Mifflin Borough W SW 1995 is now Allegheny Riverside Associates Property Ohara Township B SW Allegheny Robertson CECO Leet Township S SW home to the Corporation — Fair Oaks PNC Firstside Allegheny Shady Hill Plaza (Shakespeare Pittsburgh W SW Center, Street Associates) a ‘green’ Allegheny Shenango, Inc. Neville Township S SW Allegheny Siemens Westinghouse Glassport Borough S SW building where Power Corporation more than Allegheny Spee-D Foodmart Forest Hills Borough W SW 1,500 PNC Allegheny Spee-D Foodmart Forest Hills Borough W SW employees Allegheny Swissvale Auto Surplus Parts Swissvale Borough W SW work. Allegheny Tailgaters Parking, LLC Stowe Township W SW Allegheny Teledyne Industries, Inc. Rosslyn Farms Borough S SW Allegheny Teledyne Industries, Inc. Rosslyn Farms Borough S SW Allegheny Trumbull Corporation West Mifflin Borough W SW Allegheny West Rentals, Inc. Neville Township W SW Allegheny Westinghouse Air Brake Wilmerding Borough S SW Division Allegheny Whitehall Tire, Inc. Whitehall Borough W SW Allegheny Wilkinsburg Parking Authority — Wilkinsburg Borough B SW Municipal Lot Cleanup Status Allegheny Woodings-Verona Tool Works Verona Borough W SW Cleanup completed Allegheny Xerox Pittsburgh District Pittsburgh W SW this year Parts Center Cleanup in progress Armstrong CNG Peoples Valley Cowanshannock Township S SW Cleanup completed Compressor Station previous year Armstrong CNG Transmission Corporation South Bend Township W SW Cleanup Standard (South Bend Compressor W: Statewide Station) S: Site-specific Armstrong New Bethlehem Operating South Bethlehem Borough B SW B: Background Center I: Industrial Armstrong PPG Industries, Inc. Ford City Borough S SW Region (Formerly Works SE: Southeast No. 5 Facility) SC: Southcentral SW: Southwest Armstrong PPG Slurry Lagoon North Buffalo Township S SW NE: Northeast (Formerly Solid Waste NC: Northcentral Disposal Area) NW: Northwest Beaver Aliquippa Industrial Park Aliquippa Borough W SW Beaver Arco Chemical Company — Potter Township S SW Beaver Valley Plant
34 Pennsylvania Land Recycling Program Cleanup County Name Municipality Standard Region Standards Beaver Arco Chemical Company — Potter Township S SW Statewide Health Beaver Valley Plant Standard. Beaver Ashland Chemical Company Freedom Borough S SW This standard is derived Beaver Ashland Chemical Company Freedom Borough S SW from medium-specific Beaver Babcock and Wilcox Company — Big Beaver Borough S SW chemical concentrations Special Metals Operations that take into account use Beaver Beaver County Detention Facility Hopewell Township S SW and non-use as well as resi- (Formerly LTV Steel dential and non-residential Company, Inc.) exposure factors at a site. Beaver Bet-Tech International Aliquippa Borough I SW (Formerly LTV Parcels S-2) Site-Specific Beaver Fogg and Satterfield Monaca Borough W SW Standard. Properties This standard allows the Beaver Howard E. Stuber Rochester Township W SW remediator to consider Beaver Inactive Tank Farm — Independence Township W SW exposure and risk factors to Dominion Transmission establish cleanup levels Beaver LTV Steel — East Mills Midland Borough S SW appropriate for the intended Disposal Area use of the site. Beaver Marino Brothers Scrap Yard Rochester Borough S SW Background Beaver Payne Property Rochester Township W SW Standard. Beaver Pittsburgh Tube Company Monaca Borough W SW This standard requires Beaver PMAC, Ltd. Beaver Falls I SW cleanup to naturally occur- Beaver Tuscarora, Inc. Vanport Township B SW ring or historical concen- trations. Often applies to a Beaver Wyckoff Steel Plant Ambridge Borough S SW (Formerly) site where contamination moves onto or under the Bedford Standard Register Plant Bedford Township W SC site from a nearby property. Berks AT&T Topton Mt. Longswamp Township W SC Berks Berks County Intermediate Alsace Township W SC Special Industrial Unit Alsace School Facility Area Status. Berks Berks Products Company Muhlenberg Township B SC This status applies to sites Berks Bernville Manufacturing Bernville Borough S SC that have no responsible owner or are in an Berks Blume Property Laureldale Borough W SC enterprise zone. The party Berks Buck Run Road Property South Heidelberg Twp W SC conducting the cleanup Berks Caloric Corporation Topton Borough B SC must not have contributed Berks Camp Hosiery Facility (Formerly) Reading S, W SC to the site contamination Berks Camp Hosiery Facility (Formerly) Reading W SC and must develop a cleanup plan. Cleanup actions must Berks Conrail Right of Way Richmond Township B SC address all immediate, Berks Country Manor East Alsace Township B SC direct or imminent threats Berks Custer Residence Reading W SC based on the intended use Berks Delta Truck Body Perry Township I SC of the site. Berks Doerrman Property Ruscombmanor Township W SC Berks Domer Liebensperger Hamburg Borough S SC Berks East Penn Manufacturing Richmond Township B SC Berks Eastern Industries, Inc. Reading W SC
35 Appendix 2. Land Recycling Program Cleanups
Cleanup County Name Municipality Standard Region Berks Eastern Industries, Inc. — Oley Township W SC Oley Quarry Berks Eastern Industries, Inc. — Oley Township W SC Oley Quarry Berks Exide General Battery Corporation Muhlenberg Township S SC Berks FM Browns and Sons, Inc. Sinking Spring Borough W SC Berks Fusion Coatings Heidelberg Township S SC Berks Global Environmental Ontelaunee Township I SC Services, Inc. — Feinberg Parcel Berks Golden Property Laureldale Borough W SC Berks Heffner Property Richmond Township B SC Berks Heller Property Oley Township W SC Berks Heston Swartley Reading W SC Berks Holy Guardian Angels Church Muhlenberg Township W SC Berks Jakes Place Hamburg Borough W SC Berks Kahn Property Laureldale Borough W SC Berks Katzenmoyer Property Laureldale Borough W SC Berks Kohler Property Richmond Township B SC Berks Leiss Residence Reading W SC Berks McQuaide Freight Lines Tulpehocken Township W SC Berks Met Ed Hamburg Hamburg Borough S SC Berks Miller’s Super Service Temple Borough W SC Berks Muhlenberg Township — Well 12 Muhlenberg Township W SC Berks Nolde Forest Environmental Cumru Township W SC Education Center Berks Offset Impressions, Inc. Cumru Township W SC Cleanup Status Berks Oley Industrial (Formerly Reading S SC Cleanup completed Eastern Machine Products) this year Berks Outtens Buick Pontiac Hamburg Borough S SC Cleanup in progress Chevrolet (Formerly) Cleanup completed Berks Palm and Sons, Inc. Cumru Township W SC previous year Berks Palmer Industrial Center Hereford Township W SC Cleanup Standard W: Statewide Berks Palmer Industrial Center Hereford Township W SC S: Site-specific Berks Palmer Property Laureldale Borough W SC B: Background I: Industrial Berks PPL Pole No. 48441S36519 Sinking Spring Borough W SC (Site No. 205) Region SE: Southeast Berks Precision Ollan Seal Centre Township S SC SC: Southcentral Berks Rayglo, Inc. (Formerly Robesonia Borough W SC SW: Southwest Gloray Knitting) NE: Northeast NC: Northcentral Berks Reading Jewish Reading W SC NW: Northwest Community Center Berks Reading Muhlenberg Area Muhlenberg Township W SC Vocational-Technical School
36 Pennsylvania Land Recycling Program Cleanup County Name Municipality Standard Region Standards Berks Reading Station Outlets Reading I SC Statewide Health Berks Reading, LLC Reading W SC Standard. Berks Reinhart Property Richmond Township B SC This standard is derived from medium-specific Berks Rich Craft Custom Kitchen, Inc. Robesonia Borough B SC chemical concentrations Berks Rockwell International Goss Wyomissing Borough S SC that take into account use Graphics and non-use as well as resi- Berks Stein Property (Formerly Laureldale Borough W SC dential and non-residential Tyson Property) exposure factors at a site. Berks Stibitz Property Muhlenberg Township W SC Berks Teledyne Amco (Formerly) Mohnton Borough S SC Site-Specific Berks Textile Chemical — Ontelaunee Township S SC Standard. Snyder Road This standard allows the Berks Textile Chemical Company — Ontelaunee Township S SC remediator to consider Huller Lane Facility exposure and risk factors to Berks Thompson Property — BirdsBorough Borough W SC establish cleanup levels Parcel C appropriate for the intended Berks US Postal Service — Bernville Bernville Borough W SC use of the site. Berks Van Brunt and Sons, Inc. Maxtawny Township W SC Background Berks Vanity Fair Corporation Wyomissing Borough S SC Standard. Berks Vince’s Towing Reading I SC This standard requires Berks Weiser Homestead Heidelberg Township W SC cleanup to naturally occur- Blair A Plus Printing Altoona B SC ring or historical concen- trations. Often applies to a Blair Conrail Hollidaysburg Car Frankstown Township S SC Shop and Reclamation Plant site where contamination moves onto or under the Blair Conrail South Altoona Material Altoona I SC Distribution Center — Parcel 1 site from a nearby property. Blair Crown America Logan Logan Township S SC Special Industrial Valley Mall Area Status. Blair Degol Carpet Duncansville Borough B SC This status applies to sites Blair Fiore Pontiac GMC Truck Allegheny Township W SC that have no responsible Blair GPU Energy Hollidaysburg Pole Hollidaysburg Borough S SC owner or are in an Storage Yard enterprise zone. The party Blair H&H Appliance and Puritan Altoona S SC conducting the cleanup Cleaners must not have contributed Blair Mid-State Chemical Division Allegheny Township S SC to the site contamination United Chemical and must develop a cleanup Blair Sheetz 15 Tyrone Borough W SC plan. Cleanup actions must Blair SKF USA, Inc. Altoona B SC address all immediate, direct or imminent threats Blair Small Tube Allegheny Township S SC based on the intended use Blair Titleman Welfare Fund Property Altoona I SC of the site. Blair Union Tank Car Company Altoona W SC Blair Westvaco Corporation Snyder Township W SC Bradford Alpine Cleaners Wysox Township W NC Bradford Dollar Bazaar Sayre Borough W NC Bradford Goss Estate Wysox Township S NC Bradford Krajack Tank Lines Leroy Township W NC
37 Appendix 2. Land Recycling Program Cleanups
Cleanup County Name Municipality Standard Region Bradford Mint Residence South Waverly Borough W NC Bradford Paxar Corporation Industrial Sayre Borough S NC Dry Well Bradford Saint Mary’s Church of the Wyalusing Borough W NC Assumption — Parsonage Bucks 2555 Street Road Property Bensalem Township S SE Bucks 2555 Street Road Property Bensalem Township S SE Bucks Adamczy Residence Morrisville Borough W SE Bucks American Trading and Production Bristol Township S SE Corporation Bucks American Trading and Bristol Township S SE Production Corporation Bucks Amiquip Corporation Bensalem Township W SE Bucks Ashland Chemical Facility Falls Township I SE Bucks Avery Dennison — Fasson Richland Township W SE Roll Division Bucks Azar Residence New Britain Township W SE Bucks Aztec Industries Hilltown Township S SE Bucks Bankes Residence Bristol Township W SE Bucks Becker Estate Plumstead Township W SE Bucks Bensalem Redevelopment, LP Bensalem Township B SE (Formerly Elf-Atochem, Inc. — Cornwell Heights Plant) Bucks Branch Road Farm Property East Rockhill Township W SE Bucks Brinkers Fuels Facility Doylestown Township W SE Bucks Bristol Borough Recreation Bristol Borough W SE Authority Bucks Burns Residence Bristol Township W SE Bucks Burns Residence Bristol Township W SE Cleanup Status Bucks Cartex Facility Doylestown Borough W SE Cleanup completed Bucks Cartex Facility Doylestown Borough W SE this year Bucks Chalfont Plaza Association, LP New Britain Township S SE Cleanup in progress Bucks Childers Products, Inc. Bristol Township S SE Cleanup completed previous year Bucks CHQ Reproduction Warminster Township W SE Cleanup Standard Bucks Commonwealth Bank Hilltown Township W SE W: Statewide Bucks Davisville Shopping Center Warminster Township W SE S: Site-specific B: Background Bucks Decommissioned Granite Richland Township W SE I: Industrial Substation Region Bucks Deibler Elementary School East Rockhill Township W SE SE: Southeast Bucks Dickman Sargeant Penndel Borough B SE SC: Southcentral Energy Corporation SW: Southwest NE: Northeast Bucks Faulkner Toyota Bensalem Township W SE NC: Northcentral Bucks Gardner and Stephan New Hope Borough W SE NW: Northwest Residence Bucks Grundy Powerhouse Bristol Borough I SE Bucks Hannes Property Buckingham Township W SE
38 Pennsylvania Land Recycling Program Cleanup County Name Municipality Standard Region Standards Bucks Heating Oil Partners Northampton Township W SE Statewide Health Bucks Heating Oil Partners Northampton Township S SE Standard. Bucks Hibbs Tract Wrightstown Township W SE This standard is derived from medium-specific Bucks Hilltown Plaza Hilltown Township W SE chemical concentrations Bucks Holland Village Shopping Northampton Township W SE that take into account use Center — Holland Custom Cleaners and non-use as well as resi- dential and non-residential Bucks Home Depot Warrington Township S SE exposure factors at a site. Bucks Katz and Katz Hilltown Township W SE Bucks Kmart Corporation — Falls Township W SE Site-Specific Morrisville Distribution Center Standard. Bucks Kmart Corporation — Falls Township W SE This standard allows the Morrisville Distribution Center remediator to consider Bucks Knechel Residence New Britain Township W SE exposure and risk factors to Bucks Kuthalia Residence Upper Southampton Township W SE establish cleanup levels Bucks Kuthalia Residence Upper Southampton Township W SE appropriate for the intended use of the site. Bucks Langhorne Square Shopping Middletown Township S SE Center Background Bucks Lehequet Residence Lower Southampton Township W SE Standard. Bucks Lenape Manufacturing Perkasie Borough S SE This standard requires Company cleanup to naturally occur- Bucks Lenape Manufacturing Perkasie Borough S SE ring or historical concen- Company trations. Often applies to a Bucks Levitz Furniture Corporation Middletown Township S, W SE site where contamination Bucks Levitz Furniture Corporation Langhorne Borough S SE moves onto or under the Bucks Lincoln Plaza Shopping Center Langhorne Borough W SE site from a nearby property. Bucks Madonna Management Bensalem Township S SE Special Industrial Company, Inc. Area Status. Bucks Madonna Management Bensalem Township S SE This status applies to sites Company, Inc. that have no responsible Bucks Matico Property Yardley Borough W SE owner or are in an Bucks McCoy Residence New Britain Township W SE enterprise zone. The party Bucks McKenny Residence Lower Southampton conducting the cleanup Township W SE must not have contributed Bucks Meehan Residence Middletown Township W SE to the site contamination Bucks Menno Realty Company Hilltown Township W SE and must develop a cleanup plan. Cleanup actions must Bucks Merit Metals Warrington Township W SE address all immediate, Bucks Merkel Property Doylestown Township W SE direct or imminent threats Bucks Metropolitan Industrial Park Bensalem Township S SE based on the intended use Bucks Moyer Packing Company Upper Makefield Township S SE of the site. Bucks Moyer Packing Company Upper Makefield Township S SE Bucks NE Ind Batteries, Inc. Bristol Township S SE Bucks New Jersey Transit — Falls Township W SE Morrisville Yard Bucks New Jersey Transit — Falls Township W SE Morrisville Yard
39 Appendix 2. Land Recycling Program Cleanups
Cleanup County Name Municipality Standard Region Bucks Paulovic Residence Plumstead Township W SE Bucks Peluso Residence Doylestown Township W SE Bucks Penns Park Road Spill Site Wrightstown Township W SE Bucks Quirk Residence Bristol Township W SE Bucks Quirk Residence Bristol Township W SE Bucks R&D Dev Pgp Quakertown Borough S SE Bucks R&D Dev Pgp Quakertown Borough S SE Bucks Realen Homes, LLC Middletown Township W SE Bucks Realen Homes, LLC Middletown Township W SE Bucks Realen Homes, LP Falls Township W SE Bucks Riverfront North Site Bristol Borough W SE Bucks Riverfront North Site Bristol Borough W SE Bucks Riverfront North Site Bristol Borough S SE Bucks Romagano/Spector Residences Bensalem Township W SE Bucks Rybas Property Bensalem Township W SE Bucks Schutte and Koerting Facility Bensalem Township W SE Bucks The Orchards Dublin Borough B SE Bucks The Orchards Dublin Borough B SE Bucks Tomlinson Residence Warminster Township W SE Bucks Tomlinson Residence Warminster Township W SE Bucks Triboro Electric Company Doylestown Borough W SE Bucks TriLite Plastics Falls Township W SE Bucks Ultra Precision Middletown Township W SE Bucks Unitog Rental Service Bristol Borough W SE Bucks USX Corporation Fairless Falls Township S SE Works Bucks Villare Residence Quakertown Borough W SE Cleanup Status Bucks Wagner Gourmet Foods Ivyland Borough B SE Cleanup completed this year Bucks Weisser Residence Bristol Borough W SE Cleanup in progress Bucks Wheelabrator Falls, Inc. Falls Township B SE Cleanup completed Bucks Willis Property Lower Makefield Township W SE previous year Bucks Wonder Chemical Falls Township S SE Cleanup Standard Butler Barcolene/Penn Champ East Butler Borough W NW W: Statewide Tank Farm S: Site-specific B: Background Butler Exxon Station No. 2-7173 Cranberry Township W NW I: Industrial Butler Exxon Station No. 2-7173 Cranberry Township W NW Region Butler Halstead Industries Zelienople Borough S NW SE: Southeast SC: Southcentral Butler Kwik Fill S 061 Prospect Borough W NW SW: Southwest Butler Saxonburg Sintering Plant Jefferson Township W NW NE: Northeast (USX Realty Development) NC: Northcentral NW: Northwest Butler Spang Specialty Metals Plant Summit Township B NW Butler Universal Corporation Zelienople Borough I NW Cambria Johnstown Corporation Johnstown W SW
40 Pennsylvania Land Recycling Program Cleanup County Name Municipality Standard Region Standards Cambria Kearns Residence East Conemaugh Borough W SW Statewide Health Cameron Olivett Property Emporium Borough W NC Standard. Carbon Antoinette Fazio Residence Banks Township W NE This standard is derived from medium-specific Carbon PPL Hauto Site Nesquehoning Borough W NE chemical concentrations Carbon PPL Pole No. 52430N25109 Summit Hill Borough W NE that take into account use Carbon PPL Pole No. 52859N25829 Nesquehoning Borough W NE and non-use as well as resi- Carbon PPL Pole No. 57578N25353 Weissport Borough W NE dential and non-residential Centre Abramson Auto Wrecking College Township B NC exposure factors at a site. Company Centre Albert Property Taylor Township W NC Site-Specific Standard. Centre Bucha Residence Snow Shoe Township W NC This standard allows the Centre Clasters Warehouse Bellefonte Borough W NC remediator to consider Centre E. Devecchis and Sons Ferguson Township W NC exposure and risk factors to Centre Graybec (Graymont) Lime, Inc. Spring Township W NC establish cleanup levels Centre Holdren Residence Rush Township W NC appropriate for the intended use of the site. Centre Holdren Residence Rush Township W NC Centre Houston Property Huston Township W NC Background Centre Maisano Residence Burnside Township W NC Standard. Centre Maisano Residence Burnside Township W NC This standard requires cleanup to naturally occur- Centre Pennsylvania State University College Township W NC ring or historical concen- Centre Renninger Lumber Truck Spill Potter Township W NC trations. Often applies to a (Rishel Residence) site where contamination Centre Sludge Lagoons — Benner Township B NC moves onto or under the Bellefonte Lime site from a nearby property. Centre State College Ford Ferguson Township W NC Centre Thrush Property Spring Township W NC Special Industrial Centre Thrush Property Spring Township W NC Area Status. This status applies to sites Centre University Park Airport Benner Township W NC that have no responsible Chester 184 Pennsylvania Avenue Malvern Borough W SE owner or are in an Association enterprise zone. The party Chester Acme 22 1764 East Nottingham Township W SE conducting the cleanup Chester Bliss Box Facility East Nottingham Township W SE must not have contributed Chester Bliss Box Facility East Nottingham Township W SE to the site contamination Chester Braxtons Animal Works Tredyffrin Township W SE and must develop a cleanup plan. Cleanup actions must Chester Bufo Residence Easttown Township W SE address all immediate, Chester Cedar Hollow Quarry East Whiteland Township B SE direct or imminent threats Chester Cedar Hollow Quarry East Whiteland Township B SE based on the intended use Chester ChiRex Technology Center, Inc. Charlestown Township W SE of the site. Chester ChiRex Technology Center, Inc. Charlestown Township W SE Chester Cimeo Tract Sadsbury Township B SE Chester Dawson Property Phoenixville Borough W SE Chester Devitts Hardware Store Coatesville I SE Chester Dick Residence North Coventry Township W SE Chester Dick Residence North Coventry Township W SE 41 Appendix 2. Land Recycling Program Cleanups
Cleanup County Name Municipality Standard Region Chester Earls Amoco Service Station West Chester Borough S, W SE (Formerly) Chester Earls Amoco Service Station West Chester Borough S SE (Formerly) Chester Exton Property, LP West Whiteland Township W SE Chester Fermtec Facility West Chester Borough B SE Chester First Industrial Pennsylvania, LP Uwchlan Township W SE Chester Flynn Property West Brandywine Township W SE Chester Formal Affairs, Inc. Willistown Township S SE Chester French Creek Center East Phoenixville Borough S SE Proposed (Formerly Phoenix Iron and Steel Works) Chester French Creek Center West Phoenixville Borough S SE Proposed (Formerly Phoenix Iron and Steel Works) Chester French Creek Center West Phoenixville Borough S SE Proposed (Formerly Phoenix Iron and Steel Works) Chester Grosskopf Residence Avondale Borough W SE Chester Harowe Servo Controls West Goshen Township S SE Chester Herzog Farm Upper Uwchlan Township W SE Chester Jackson Residence Easttown Township W SE Chester James Spring and Wire East Whiteland Township W SE Company Chester John R. Hollingsworth Schuylkill Township S SE Company Chester Kardon Park Downingtown Borough S SE Chester Kardon Park Community East Caln Township S SE Center Cleanup Status Chester Keystone Financial Bank Kennett Square Borough S SE National Cleanup completed this year Chester Landhope Farm Property New Garden Township W SE Cleanup in progress Chester Longwood Gardens, Inc. East Marlborough Township S SE Cleanup completed Chester Mack Oil Company, Inc. Easttown Township W SE previous year Chester Mad Platter West Chester Borough W SE Cleanup Standard Chester Madiro Property Downingtown Borough W SE W: Statewide S: Site-specific Chester Marcantonio Residence Phoenixville Borough W SE B: Background Chester Mauger and Company, Inc. East Whiteland Township B SE I: Industrial Chester McDonald Residence East Coventry Township W SE Region SE: Southeast Chester Medders Residence Willistown Township W SE SC: Southcentral Chester Medley Residence Avondale Borough W SE SW: Southwest NE: Northeast Chester Murray Lincoln-Mercury Property East Pikeland Township W SE NC: Northcentral Chester Northbrook Orchards Pocopson Township W SE NW: Northwest Chester PECO Cromby Station East Pikeland Township W SE Chester PECO Downingtown Downingtown Borough S SE Manufacturing Plant
42 Pennsylvania Land Recycling Program Cleanup County Name Municipality Standard Region Standards Chester Phoenixville Techology Center Phoenixville Borough W SE Statewide Health Chester Pizza Box Restaurant West Chester Borough S SE Standard. Chester Santos Auto Center West Chester Borough S SE This standard is derived from medium-specific Chester Schramm, Inc. East Goshen Township B SE chemical concentrations Chester Sears Paint and Hardware Store East MarlBorough Township W SE that take into account use Chester Serena, Inc. Downingtown Borough W SE and non-use as well as resi- Chester Sharps Woods Easttown Township W SE dential and non-residential Chester Spinelli Estate Tredyffrin Township W SE exposure factors at a site. Chester Spring City Electronic Spring City Borough B SE Manufacturing Company Site-Specific Standard. Chester Staats Oil Malvern Borough W SE This standard allows the Chester Stephens Property West Whiteland Township W SE remediator to consider Chester Stephens Property West Whiteland Township W SE exposure and risk factors to Chester Stoltzfus Estate Valley Township W SE establish cleanup levels Chester Stonegate West Bradford Township W SE appropriate for the intended use of the site. Chester Strunk Farm Property East Fallowfield Township B SE Chester Sun Pipe Line Company Upper Uwchlan Township W SE Background Chester Sun Pipe Line Company Upper Uwchlan Township W SE Standard. Chester Sunoco Station No. 0460-8998 New London Township W SE This standard requires cleanup to naturally occur- Chester Sunoco Station No. 0460-8998 New London Township W SE ring or historical concen- Chester Unisys (Formerly Lockheed- Tredyffrin Township S SE trations. Often applies to a Martin Corporation) site where contamination Chester Unisys Downingtown Facility Downingtown Borough S SE moves onto or under the Chester Upper Nike Property Tank Area Schuylkill Township W SE site from a nearby property. Chester Welliver Residence Easttown Township W SE Special Industrial Chester West Chester Laundry West Chester Borough S SE Area Status. Chester West Chester Laundry West Chester Borough S SE This status applies to sites Chester West Chester Manufacturing West Chester Borough S SE that have no responsible Gasoline Plant owner or are in an Chester West Company Phoenixville Borough S SE enterprise zone. The party Chester Whitford Corporation East Whiteland Township W SE conducting the cleanup Chester Whitman Residence Tredyffrin Township W SE must not have contributed to the site contamination Chester Yocum Residence Westtown Township W SE and must develop a cleanup Chester Young Residence West Fallowfield Township W SE plan. Cleanup actions must Chester Young Residence West Fallowfield Township W SE address all immediate, Clarion Exxon Station No.2-6647 Elk Township W NW direct or imminent threats Clarion Exxon Station No.2-6647 Elk Township W NW based on the intended use of the site. Clearfield Equimeter (Rockwell) Plant 1 Du Bois City W NC Clearfield Kephart Property Decatur Township W NC Clinton International Paper Castanea Township W NC Clinton Lock Haven University — Lock Haven B NC Recreation Center Property Clinton McCloskey Residence Lamar Township W NC Clinton McCloskey Residence Lamar Township W NC 43 Appendix 2. Land Recycling Program Cleanups
Cleanup County Name Municipality Standard Region Clinton Montour Oil Comapny/ Lock Haven S NC K.C. Video Clinton Peddigree Residence Lock Haven W NC Clinton PPL Pole Site No. 149 Logan Township W NC Clinton US F&WS Northeast Fishery Lamar Township B NC Center Columbia Berwick Forge and Fabrication Berwick Borough I NC (Formerly) Columbia Berwick Industries Berwick Borough S NC Columbia Dana Corporation Berwick Borough S NC Columbia Dana Corporation — Building 93 Berwick Borough S NC Columbia Friedman’s Express — Bloomsburg Town W NC Bloomsburg Truck Terminal Columbia PPL Decommissioned Centralia Conyngham Township W NC Substation Columbia Region Oil South Centre Township W NC Crawford Advanced Cast Products, Inc. Vernon Township W NW Crawford Avtex Fibers, Inc. Vernon Township B NW Crawford Buells Corner Store Rome Township W NW Crawford Cambridge Springs Volunteer Cambridge Springs Borough W NW Ambulance Service Crawford Crawford Central School Meadville W NW District — Administration Building Crawford DCNR Pymatuning State North Shenango Township W NW Park — Espyville Marina Crawford Fostermation, Inc. Meadville W NW Crawford Meadville Area Ambulance Meadville W NW Service Crawford Meadville Housing Authority Meadville W NW Cleanup Status Crawford Northwestern Rural Electric Cambridge Township W NW Cleanup completed Cooperative Association this year Crawford PennDOT (Formerly Titusville W NW Cleanup in progress Westerbeck Pennzoil) Cleanup completed Crawford Ruprai Oil Company (Formerly) Vernon Township W NW previous year Crawford Spauldings, Inc. Meadville I NW Cleanup Standard W: Statewide Crawford Tractor Supply Company Vernon Township W NW S: Site-specific Cumberland All American Truck Plaza — Middlesex Township W SC B: Background Carlisle I: Industrial Cumberland AMP, Inc. —Old Gettysburg Lower Allen Township W SC Region Road SE: Southeast SC: Southcentral Cumberland Aqua Specialists, Inc. Hampden Township W SC SW: Southwest Cumberland Bethany Village Retirement Lower Allen Township W SC NE: Northeast Center NC: Northcentral NW: Northwest Cumberland Conewago Contr, Inc. — Lemoyne Borough S SC Warehouse Facility Cumberland Cumberland Building Company North Middleton Township W SC
44 Pennsylvania Land Recycling Program Cleanup County Name Municipality Standard Region Standards Cumberland Exxon Station RAS Upper Allen Township W SC Statewide Health No. 2-7395 Standard. Cumberland Financial Trust — Regional Carlisle Borough B SC This standard is derived Headquarters from medium-specific Cumberland Flight Systems, Inc. Silver Spring Township S SC chemical concentrations Cumberland Lippert Carlisle Borough B SC that take into account use Cumberland Lumber Yard Lemoyne Borough B SC and non-use as well as resi- dential and non-residential Cumberland Marty’s Transmission Shop Monroe Township S, W SC exposure factors at a site. Cumberland Marty’s Transmission Shop Monroe Township S SC Cumberland Murata Electronics National, Inc. Carlisle Borough B SC Site-Specific Cumberland Orweco Frocks Mechanicsburg Borough B SC Standard. Cumberland Penn Township Building Penn Township W SC This standard allows the remediator to consider Cumberland Pennsborough Center Wormleysburg Borough W SC exposure and risk factors to Cumberland PPL Carlisle Gasoline Plant Carlisle Borough S SC establish cleanup levels (Site No. 43) appropriate for the intended Cumberland PPL New Cumberland New Cumberland Borough W SC use of the site. Decommissioned Substation Cumberland PPL Pole No. 15280S31266 Carlisle Borough W SC Background (Site No. 39) Standard. Cumberland PPL Pole No. 15526S31704 Carlisle Borough W SC This standard requires (Site No. 40) cleanup to naturally occur- Cumberland PPL Pole No. 20647S32034 Mechanicsburg Borough W SC ring or historical concen- (Site No. 141) trations. Often applies to a Cumberland PPL Pole No. 20792S32110 Mechanicsburg Borough W SC site where contamination (Site No. 142) moves onto or under the Cumberland PPL Pole No. 21180S33244 Hampden Township W SC site from a nearby property. (Site No. 124) Cumberland PPL Pole No. 22188S35376 East PennsBorough Township W SC Special Industrial (Site No. 88) Area Status. Cumberland PPL Pole No. 22359S32512 Shiremanstown Borough W SC This status applies to sites (Site No. 126) that have no responsible Cumberland PPL Pole No. 22694S35285 East PennsBorough Township W SC owner or are in an (Site No. 89) enterprise zone. The party Cumberland PPL Pole No. 23258S32835 Lower Allen Township W SC conducting the cleanup (Site No. 127) must not have contributed Cumberland PPL Pole No. 23587S32818 Lower Allen Township W SC to the site contamination (Site No. 128) and must develop a cleanup Cumberland PR Hoffman Materials Carlisle Borough B SC plan. Cleanup actions must Processing Corporation address all immediate, Cumberland Quaker Oats Company Hampden Township S SC direct or imminent threats Cumberland Rivera Residence Carlisle Borough W SC based on the intended use of the site. Cumberland Royer Tract South Middleton Township B SC Cumberland Wendy’s Carlisle Borough B SC Dauphin 909 Partners Site Susquehanna Township S SC Dauphin All Star Chrysler Plymouth Swatara Township W SC Dauphin Bertolino Site Harrisburg W SC Dauphin Bethlehem Steel Corporation — Highspire Borough B SC Highspire Lower Swatara 45 Appendix 2. Land Recycling Program Cleanups
Cleanup County Name Municipality Standard Region Dauphin Bethlehem Steel Corporation — Steelton Borough B SC Steelton Highspire Dauphin Bill’s Chicken Shack Harrisburg W SC Dauphin Boas School Harrisburg S SC Dauphin Buonarroti Trust Property Susquehanna Township S SC Dauphin Conewago Township Building Conewago Township W SC Dauphin Crawford Station Middletown Borough I SC Dauphin Fruehauf Trailer Corporation Lower Swatara Township I SC (Formerly Drive aWay Terminal) Dauphin GPU Energy — Customer Middletown Borough W SC Service Center Dauphin Halifax Area High School Halifax Township W SC Dauphin Harrisburg Steam Works, Ltd. Harrisburg B SC Dauphin Hershey Chocolate USA Derry Township W SC Dauphin Hervitz Packing Company Harrisburg I SC (Formerly) Dauphin Hia Middletown Airfield Lower Swatara Township S SC Dauphin Holy Cross Cemetery Swatara Township W SC Dauphin James Casner Property Washington Township W SC Dauphin Lehman’s Auto Penbrook Borough W SC Dauphin Lincoln Auto Penbrook Borough W SC Dauphin M&S Distribution Company Harrisburg W SC (Formerly) Dauphin Olivetti Supplies, Inc. (Formerly) Susquehanna Township W SC Dauphin Pennsy Supply, Inc. Harrisburg W SC Dauphin Polyclinic Medical Center Harrisburg W SC Dauphin PPL Hershey Service Center Derry Township W SC (Non Co&A) Cleanup Status Dauphin PPL Pole No. 23817S35303 Harrisburg W SC (Site No. 90) Cleanup completed this year Dauphin PPL Pole No. 24283S34328 Harrisburg W SC (Site No. 94) Cleanup in progress Dauphin PPL Pole No. 24811S33777 Harrisburg W SC Cleanup completed (Site No. 76) previous year Dauphin PPL Pole No. 24869S34513 Susquehanna Township W SC Cleanup Standard (Site No. 81) W: Statewide S: Site-specific Dauphin PPL Pole No. 25009S34460 Penbrook Borough W SC B: Background (Site No. 80) I: Industrial Dauphin PPL Pole No. 25017S33555 Harrisburg W SC Region (Site No. 74) SE: Southeast Dauphin PPL Pole No. 25115S38029 Middle Paxton Township W SC SC: Southcentral (Site No. 82) SW: Southwest NE: Northeast Dauphin PPL Pole No. 26142S34603 Lower Paxton Township W SC NC: Northcentral (Site No. 86) NW: Northwest Dauphin PPL Pole No. 26172S35238 Lower Paxton Township W SC (Site No. 85) Dauphin PPL Pole No. 26181S36799 Lower Paxton Township W SC (Site No. 83) 46 Pennsylvania Land Recycling Program Cleanup County Name Municipality Standard Region Standards Dauphin PPL Pole No. 26870S36596 Lower Paxton Township W SC Statewide Health (Site No. 84) Standard. Dauphin PPL Pole No. 27029S33657 Swatara Township W SC This standard is derived (Site No. 87) from medium-specific Dauphin PPL Pole No. 28544S35576 South Hanover Township W SC chemical concentrations (Site No. 105) that take into account use Dauphin PPL Pole No. 28642S32801 Derry Township W SC and non-use as well as resi- (Site No. 143) dential and non-residential Dauphin PPL Sand Hill Substation Derry Township W SC exposure factors at a site. (Site No. 257) Dauphin PPL Vian Decommissioned Derry Township W SC Site-Specific Substation(Site No. 252) Standard. Dauphin Rite Aid Corporation Derry Township W SC This standard allows the Dauphin Scottish Rite Cathedral Harrisburg W SC remediator to consider Dauphin Sunset Landfill Londonderry Township S SC exposure and risk factors to establish cleanup levels Dauphin Super Rite Foods, Inc. Harrisburg W SC (Richfoods) appropriate for the intended use of the site. Dauphin Taylor Wharton Cylinders Harrisburg B SC Eastern Tract Lots 1 23 Background Dauphin UGI Corporation Gasoline Steelton Borough W SC Standard. Manufacturing Plant — Steelton This standard requires Dauphin Villa Teresa Lower Paxton Township W SC cleanup to naturally occur- Dauphin Washington Square Harrisburg S SC ring or historical concen- Phase II — Parcel 2 trations. Often applies to a Dauphin Watkins Motor Lines, Inc. Lower Swatara Township W SC site where contamination Dauphin Wedgewood Hills Apartments Susquehanna Township W SC moves onto or under the Delaware 9th and Madison Streets Property Chester W SE site from a nearby property. Delaware 9th and Madison Streets Chester W SE Special Industrial Property Area Status. Delaware Airport Business Center Tinicum Township W SE This status applies to sites Delaware Airport Business Center Tinicum Township W SE that have no responsible Delaware ARCO/Sap Amer Property Newtown Township W SE owner or are in an Delaware Ashland, Inc. —Aston Chester Township S SE enterprise zone. The party Chemical Distribution Facility conducting the cleanup Delaware Ashland, Inc. — Aston Chemical Chester Township W SE must not have contributed Distribution Facility to the site contamination Delaware Assemco, Inc. Ridley Park Borough W SE and must develop a cleanup plan. Cleanup actions must Delaware Atlantic Services Station Upper Darby Township S, W SE No. 0363-0431 address all immediate, direct or imminent threats Delaware Atlantic Services Station Upper Darby Township S SE No. 0363-0431 based on the intended use of the site. Delaware Atlee Residence Haverford Township W SE Delaware Baer Property Eddystone Borough B SE Delaware Blosinski Farm Edgemont Township W SE Delaware Boeing Company Ridley Township B, S, W SE Delaware Boeing Company Ridley Township B SE Delaware Bond Shopping Center Upper Darby Township S SE
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Cleanup County Name Municipality Standard Region Delaware Bond Shopping Center Upper Darby Township S SE Stackpole Center Delaware Brandywine Realty II, Inc. Concord Township B SE Elk County Delaware Brandywine Realty II, Inc. — Concord Township W SE is home to UST Area Delaware Chester Waterfront Chester B SE the largest Redevelopment Project concentration Delaware Chrylser Realty Corporation Springfield Township W SE of powder Delaware Claymont Development Property Birmingham Township W SE metal Delaware Claymont Development Birmingham Township W SE manufacturers Property in the United Delaware Coca Cola Bottling Company Folcroft Borough S SE States— Delaware Coca Cola Bottling Company Folcroft Borough S SE including Delaware Cole Residence Parkside Borough W SE Delaware Darby Creek Joint Authority Darby Township W SE 18 new Sewage Treatment Plant manufacturing Delaware Delaware County Emergency Darby Township S SE companies Services Training Center located on a Delaware Eddystone Crossing Eddystone Borough S SE Delaware Ennis Oil and Burner Service Chester Heights Borough W SE 40-acre former Terminal brownfield site Delaware Filt Air Corporation Darby Borough W SE known as the Delaware Gabe Staino Chrysler Plymouth Birmingham Township W SE Stackpole site. Delaware Gilberts Flower Shop Ridley Township W SE Delaware Herbys Towing and Recovery Upper Darby Township S SE Delaware Heritage Nissan Newtown Township W SE Delaware Industrial Park Development Eddystone Borough W SE Corporation Delaware International Plaza III Tinicum Township W SE Delaware J&T Building Company, Inc. Media Borough B SE Cleanup Status Delaware Lee’s Service Center Upper Darby Township W SE Cleanup completed this year Delaware Meadow Run Concord Township S SE Cleanup in progress Delaware Meadow Run Concord Township S SE Cleanup completed Delaware MR Property Association, LP Ridley Township W SE previous year Delaware Pappa Property Darby Township W SE Cleanup Standard Delaware PECO Tilghman Street Chester S SE W: Statewide Gasoline Plant S: Site-specific B: Background Delaware Penn Terminals Eddystone Borough S SE I: Industrial Delaware Penn Terminals Eddystone Borough S SE Region Delaware PPG Industrial Facility Folcroft Borough S SE SE: Southeast (Formerly) SC: Southcentral SW: Southwest Delaware Princeton Avenue Partners Swarthmore Borough W SE NE: Northeast Delaware Realen, Ltd., Partner, Inc. Middletown Township W SE NC: Northcentral NW: Northwest Delaware Rose Tree Elementary School Upper Providence Township W SE Delaware Sackville Mills Nether Providence Township B SE Delaware Saint Albans Circle Project Newtown Township W SE
48 Pennsylvania Land Recycling Program Cleanup County Name Municipality Standard Region Standards Delaware Saint Albans Circle Project Newtown Township W SE Statewide Health Delaware Scott Technology Center Tinicum Township W SE Standard. Delaware SMK Speedy International, Inc. Chester S SE This standard is derived from medium-specific Delaware Snow Environmental, Inc. Aston Township W SE chemical concentrations Delaware Snow Environmental, Inc. Aston Township W SE that take into account use Delaware Steinmacher Residence Upper Chichester Township W SE and non-use as well as resi- Delaware Sunoco Darby Creek Darby Borough W SE dential and non-residential Tank Farm exposure factors at a site. Delaware Sunoco Station Radnor Township W SE No. 0004-7985 Site-Specific Delaware Sunoco Station Radnor Township S SE Standard. No. 0004-8017 This standard allows the Delaware Sunoco Station No. 0004-8017 Radnor Township W SE remediator to consider Delaware Sunoco Station No. 0004-8751 Springfield Township S SE exposure and risk factors to establish cleanup levels Delaware Sunoco, Inc. No. 3 Tank Farm Bethel Township W SE appropriate for the intended Delaware Weichert Realtors Haverford Township S SE use of the site. Delaware Witco Corporation Trainer Borough W SE Delaware Zenith Production Corporation Chester Township W SE Background Standard. Elk CNG Transmission Corp. — Benezette Township W NW Benezette Compress This standard requires cleanup to naturally occur- Elk Kwik Fill M 182 Ridgway Township W NW ring or historical concen- Elk Stackpole Center St Mary’s Borough S NW trations. Often applies to a Erie 38th and Elmwood Gulf Erie City W NW site where contamination Erie Albion Forge Conneaut Township W NW moves onto or under the Erie CF Motor Freight Erie City W NW site from a nearby property. Erie City Of Erie — Fire House Erie City W NW Special Industrial No. 12 Area Status. Erie Corry North Hills Golf Course Corry W NW This status applies to sites Erie Country Fair No. 23 Millcreek Township W NW that have no responsible Erie Country Fair No. 39 Girard Township W NW owner or are in an Erie Country Fair Store No. 61 Erie City I NW enterprise zone. The party conducting the cleanup Erie Country Fair Store No. 97 Erie City W NW (Formerly) must not have contributed to the site contamination Erie Currie Landfill Millcreek Township I NW and must develop a cleanup Erie Eastway Sunoco/Gulf Harborcreek Township W NW plan. Cleanup actions must Erie Eastway Sunoco/Gulf Harborcreek Township W NW address all immediate, Erie Engelhard Corporation Erie City W NW direct or imminent threats Erie Erie City Iron Works Erie City S NW based on the intended use of the site. Erie Erie Yacht Club Erie City W NW Erie Fedorko Property Millcreek Township S NW Erie General Electric Transportation Erie City W NW Systems Erie GPU — Front Street Station Erie City S NW (Penelec) Erie Greater Erie Industrial — Erie City W NW City Auto East 49 Appendix 2. Land Recycling Program Cleanups
Cleanup County Name Municipality Standard Region Erie Greater Erie Industrial (Geidc) — Erie City B NW Mac Erie Erie Green Shingle Service and McKean Township S NW Restaurant, Inc. Erie GTE West Erie City S NW Erie Gulf Tee It Up Millcreek Township W NW Erie Highlander Fueling Station Washington Township W NW Erie Ike’s Auto Truck Mart McKean Township W NW Erie Ike’s Auto Truck Mart McKean Township W NW Erie Irwin Industrial Park Erie City W NW Erie Irwin Industrial Park Erie City W NW Erie J.K. Shiley Springfield Township W NW Erie Lord Corporation Parking Lot Erie City B NW Erie McCurdy’s Exxon Station Summit Township W NW Erie Mike’s Motor Service Erie City W NW Erie National Fuel Gasoline — Erie City S NW Wayne Street Erie Northeast Borough Building North East Borough W NW Erie Ogden Manufacturing Edinborough W NW Erie Pagewood/Gartner Harf Summit Township I NW (The Nissan Store) Erie Pine Avenue Auto Sales Erie City W NW Erie Poplar Thruway McKean Township NW Erie Simon Building Products Erie City W NW (PennDOT) Erie Sunoco Station No. 0363-4409 Erie City W NW Erie Travis Tire and Service Erie City W NW Erie WSEE-TV Northstar Television Summit Township W NW Cleanup Status Transmission Tower Cleanup completed Fayette 1st Pit Trucking Company Dunbar Township W SW this year Fayette Colinet Residence Luzerne Township W SW Cleanup in progress Fayette Long-Airdox Company North Union Township S SW Cleanup completed Fayette Morris Residence Perry Township S SW previous year Fayette Mt. State Bit Service, Inc. Redstone Township W SW Cleanup Standard (Formerly) W: Statewide S: Site-specific Franklin Antrim Township Municipal Antrim Township W SC B: Background Building I: Industrial Franklin DL Martin Mercersburg Borough S SC Region Franklin Greencastle Antrim Area Antrim Township W SC SE: Southeast Development Corporation SC: Southcentral SW: Southwest Franklin Grove North American Division Antrim Township W SC NE: Northeast Kidde Industrial, Inc. NC: Northcentral Franklin Koppenhaver Residence Montgomery Township SC NW: Northwest Franklin Loewengart and Company, Inc. Mercersburg Borough I SC Franklin Loewengart and Mercersburg Borough SC Company, Inc.
50 Pennsylvania Land Recycling Program Cleanup County Name Municipality Standard Region Standards Franklin Luben Burkholder Farm Hamilton Township W SC Statewide Health Franklin Penn Mar Oil Company Chambersburg Borough S SC Standard. Franklin R&ABender Landfill Greene Township W SC This standard is derived from medium-specific Franklin SKF USA, Inc. (Formerly) Shippensburg Borough S SC chemical concentrations Franklin Waynesboro Gasoline Waynesboro Borough S SC that take into account use Company (Formerly) and non-use as well as resi- Fulton JLG Industries, Inc. Ayr Township W SC dential and non-residential Greene Equitrans, LP — Pratt Franklin Township S SW exposure factors at a site. Compressor Station No. 47 Huntingdon Buckeye Laurel Pipe Line Tell Township W SC Site-Specific Right of Way Standard. Huntingdon Standing Stone Citgo Smithfield Township W SC This standard allows the Indiana CKE Rectifier Division White Township S SW remediator to consider Indiana Federal Laboratories Area 11 Conemaugh Township S SW exposure and risk factors to establish cleanup levels Indiana Fisher Scientific, Inc. Indiana Borough W SW appropriate for the intended Jefferson GPU Energy — Punxsutawney Punxsutawney Borough W NW use of the site. District Office Jefferson GPU Energy — Punxsutawney Punxsutawney Borough S NW Background District Office Standard. Jefferson GPU Energy- Brockway Brockway Borough W NW This standard requires Generating Station cleanup to naturally occur- Juniata PPL Thompsontown Thompsontown Borough W SC ring or historical concen- Substation (Site No. 254) trations. Often applies to a Lackawanna Carbondale Railyards Carbondale I NE site where contamination Lackawanna Crown American — Dickson City Borough B NE moves onto or under the Viewmont Mall site from a nearby property. Lackawanna Elliot Scranton W NE Special Industrial Lackawanna Genova Residence Spring Brook Township W NE Area Status. Lackawanna Ingersoll Rand Scranton W NE This status applies to sites Lackawanna Mercury Cleaners Scranton S NE that have no responsible Lackawanna Plainwell Tissue Ransom Township W NE owner or are in an Lackawanna Poly Hi Solidur Minooka Plant Scranton W NE enterprise zone. The party conducting the cleanup Lackawanna PPL Central City Substation Scranton W NE must not have contributed Lackawanna PPL Clarks Summit Substation Abington Township W NE to the site contamination Lackawanna PPL Jermyn Substation Jermyn Borough W NE and must develop a cleanup Lackawanna PPL Northern Division Dunmore Borough W NE plan. Cleanup actions must Service Center address all immediate, Lackawanna PPL Old Forge Substation Old Forge Borough W NE direct or imminent threats Lackawanna PPL Pole No. 55399N44380 Old Forge Borough W NE based on the intended use of the site. Lackawanna PPL Pole No. 55929N46880 Scranton W NE Lackawanna PPL Pole No. 56095N49849 North Abington Township W NE Lackawanna PPL Pole No. 56454N46658 Scranton W NE Lackawanna PPL Pole No. 56475N44790 Scranton W NE Lackawanna PPL Pole No. 56526N50832 North Abington Township W NE Lackawanna PPL Pole No. 56534N44726 Scranton W NE Lackawanna PPL Pole No. 56660N47766 Scranton W NE 51 Appendix 2. Land Recycling Program Cleanups
Cleanup County Name Municipality Standard Region Lackawanna PPL Pole No. 57294N46144 Scranton W NE Lackawanna PPL Pole No. 57416N46725 Scranton W NE Lackawanna PPL Pole No. 57422N46164 Scranton W NE Lackawanna PPL Pole No. 57424N46306 Scranton W NE Lackawanna PPL Pole No. 57546N46758 Scranton W NE Lackawanna PPL Pole No. 57904N46777 Dunmore Borough W NE Lackawanna PPL Pole No. 58149N46460 Dunmore Borough W NE Lackawanna PPL Pole No. 58198N47766 Dickson City Borough W NE Lackawanna PPL Pole No. 59413N43623 Roaring Brook Township W NE Lackawanna PPL Pole No. 60337N50512 Jermyn Borough W NE Lackawanna PPL Pole No. 61579N52067 Carbondale W NE Lackawanna PPL South Side Substation Scranton W NE Lackawanna Precision National Abington Township S NE Lackawanna RR Donnelley and Sons Dunmore Borough S NE Distribution Facility (Formerly) Lackawanna Scranton Army Ammunition Plant Scranton W NE Lackawanna Scranton Army Ammunition Plant Scranton W NE Lackawanna Star Pipe and Supply Moosic Borough NE Lackawanna Suckle Scranton W NE Lackawanna United Services Release Moosic Borough W NE Lackawanna United Services Release Moosic Borough W NE Lackawanna Van Fleet Residence Benton Township B NE Lancaster Acevedo Property Rapho Township W SC Lancaster Acevedo Property Rapho Township W SC Lancaster Adams Service Center Elizabeth Township W SC Lancaster Adamson Tank Company Providence Township W SC (Formerly) Cleanup Status Lancaster Adamson Tank Company Providence Township W SC Cleanup completed (Formerly) this year Lancaster AG Kurtz Denver Borough W SC Cleanup in progress Lancaster Alcoa Lancaster Works Red Lancaster City W SC Cleanup completed Rose Commons previous year Lancaster Alcoa Lancaster Works Red Lancaster City W SC Cleanup Standard Rose Commons W: Statewide Lancaster Alcoa Mill Products Manheim Township W SC S: Site-specific (Formerly Alumax) B: Background I: Industrial Lancaster AMP Building No. 129 — Strasburg Borough W SC Strasburg Region SE: Southeast Lancaster Armstrong World Industries Lancaster City W SC SC: Southcentral Lancaster Arrowhead Marina Martic Township W SC SW: Southwest NE: Northeast Lancaster Banzhaf Residence Manheim Township W SC NC: Northcentral Lancaster Benchmark Construction East Earl Township W SC NW: Northwest Company, Inc. Lancaster Bingemans Texaco Warwick Township W SC Lancaster Burle Industries, Inc. Lancaster City S SC
52 Pennsylvania Land Recycling Program Cleanup County Name Municipality Standard Region Standards Lancaster CBS Playskool Facility East Lampeter Township S SC Statewide Health Lagoon Y Standard. Lancaster Dart Container Corporation Upper Leacock Township B SC This standard is derived of Pennsylvania from medium-specific Lancaster Elbys Big Boy No. 3331 Manheim Township B SC chemical concentrations Lancaster Electic Motor Supply, Inc. East Hempfield Township S SC that take into account use Lancaster Elizabethtown Wastewater Elizabethtown Borough W SC and non-use as well as resi- Treatment Plant dential and non-residential Lancaster Filling Cleaners, Inc. West Hempfield Township W SC exposure factors at a site. Lancaster Flint Ink Corporation Lancaster City W SC Site-Specific Lancaster Forry and Forry Lititz Borough W SC Standard. Lancaster Fulton Bank — Adamstown Borough W SC This standard allows the Adamstown Branch remediator to consider Lancaster Funk Brothers, Inc. Washington Borough W SC exposure and risk factors to Lancaster FW Woolworth Company — East Cocalico Township W SC establish cleanup levels Mid Atlantic Distribution Center appropriate for the intended Lancaster General Cigar Lancaster City W SC use of the site. Lancaster Golden Triangle Manheim Township S SC Shopping Center Background Standard. Lancaster Goods Poultry Service West Hempfield Township W SC This standard requires Lancaster Grinnell Corporation Columbia Borough W SC cleanup to naturally occur- (Formerly) ring or historical concen- Lancaster Haddad Shoe Factory Lancaster City I SC trations. Often applies to a City Crossing site where contamination Lancaster Harold Warfel West Hempfield Township W SC moves onto or under the Lancaster Henry E. Martin and Sons, Inc. Lancaster City W SC site from a nearby property. Lancaster Heritage Custom New Holland Borough S SC Kitchens, Inc. Special Industrial Lancaster High Steel Structure Residence East Lampeter Township W SC Area Status. This status applies to sites Lancaster Hollinger Mack, Inc. Manheim Township W SC that have no responsible Lancaster Intermet East Hempfield Township S SC owner or are in an Lancaster IR Musser Mt. Joy Township W SC enterprise zone. The party Lancaster Kerr Group Lancaster City S SC conducting the cleanup Lancaster Lancaster Airport Manheim Township W SC must not have contributed to the site contamination Lancaster Lancaster County Central Park West Lampeter Township W SC Shuts Environmental Library and must develop a cleanup plan. Cleanup actions must Lancaster Lancaster County Fireman’s West Lampeter Township W SC Association Training School address all immediate, direct or imminent threats Lancaster Lancaster County Motors East Petersburg Borough W SC based on the intended use Lancaster Lancaster Dodge (Formerly Manheim Township W SC of the site. Stetler Auto) Lancaster Lancaster Leaf Tobacco Lancaster City W SC Company of Pennsylvania, Inc. Lancaster Leola Exxon Upper Leacock Township W SC Lancaster M&M General Repair Brecknock Township W SC Lancaster Mdjsa Strawberry and Hazel Marietta Borough W SC Pump Station
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Cleanup County Name Municipality Standard Region Lancaster Meadow Valley Estate Lot 41 Ephrata Township W SC Lancaster Mendenhal Residence Sadsbury Township S SC Lancaster Morris Motors Lancaster City W SC Lancaster Nelson Weaver and Sons, Inc. Penn Township W SC Lancaster New Holland North America New Holland Borough W SC Lancaster New Holland North America New Holland Borough W SC Lancaster New Holland North America — New Holland Borough W SC Franklin Street Complex Lancaster Novelty Manufacturing Manheim Township W SC Company Lancaster Pennfield Corporation East Hempfield Township W SC Lancaster Pepsi Cola Operations Co. — Manheim Township W SC Lancaster Distribution Center Lancaster Playskool Facility (Formerly) East Lampeter Township S SC Lancaster PPL Franklin Lehigh Substation Lancaster City W SC (Site No. 117) Lancaster PPL Pole No. 33817S26828 East Donegal Township W SC (Site No. 62) Lancaster PPL Pole No. 35066S25565 Columbia Borough W SC (Site No. 57) Lancaster PPL Pole No. 38452S31833 Penn Township W SC (Site No. 133) Lancaster PPL Pole No. 39671S26676 Lancaster City W SC (Site No. 113) Lancaster PPL Pole No. 40141S26711 Lancaster City W SC (Site No. 114) Lancaster PPL Pole No. 40258S26257 Lancaster City W SC (Site No. 115) Lancaster PPL Pole No. 40417S30397 Lititz Borough W SC (Site No. 135) Cleanup Status Lancaster PPL Pole No. 40449S26363 Lancaster City W SC Cleanup completed (Site No. 116) this year Lancaster PPL Pole No. 40732S30345 Lititz Borough W SC Cleanup in progress (Site No. 136) Cleanup completed Lancaster Raymark Industries (Formerly Manheim Borough S SC previous year Phoenix Groups I and II) Cleanup Standard Lancaster Red Rose Buick Suzuki Manheim Township W SC W: Statewide Lancaster Rhoads Service Center Leacock Township W SC S: Site-specific B: Background Lancaster Rohrerstown Lawn Mower East Hempfield Township W SC I: Industrial Service Region Lancaster Root Property (Formerly Eby’s East Petersburg Borough W SC SE: Southeast Service Station) SC: Southcentral Lancaster Roy W. Zimmerman and Sons Ephrata Borough W SC SW: Southwest NE: Northeast Lancaster Sholmartins Garage West Cocalico Township W SC NC: Northcentral Lancaster Steffy Florists East Hempfield Township W SC NW: Northwest Lancaster Sunoco Station No. 0363-9044 Ephrata Borough W SC Lancaster Swope Estate Conoy Township W SC Lancaster Taylors Auto Repair East Lampeter Township W SC 54 Pennsylvania Land Recycling Program Cleanup County Name Municipality Standard Region Standards Lancaster Topstar Columbia Mobil West Hempfield Township W SC Statewide Health Lancaster Trailer Village Mhp East Hempfield Township W SC Standard. Lancaster Turkey Hill 164 Mt. Joy Borough W SC This standard is derived from medium-specific Lancaster Tyco Electic (Formerly Elizabethtown Borough W SC AMP, Inc. — Elizabethtown) chemical concentrations that take into account use Lancaster United Plastic, Inc. Manheim Borough W SC and non-use as well as resi- Lancaster WGAL TV, Inc. Lancaster Township W SC dential and non-residential Lawrence Baker Auto Service (Formerly) New Castle I NW exposure factors at a site. Lawrence Country Market (Formerly) Mahoning Township W NW Lawrence Ellwood City — Ellwood City Ellwood City Borough I NW Site-Specific Industrial Park Standard. Lawrence Frenz Petroleum — Spill State Slippery Rock Township W NW This standard allows the Route No. 422 remediator to consider Lawrence Giant Eagle Plaza New Castle W NW exposure and risk factors to establish cleanup levels Lawrence Johnson Bronze New Castle I NW appropriate for the intended Lawrence Scullion Trucking New Beaver Borough W NW use of the site. Lawrence Tic Toc Food Mart No. 104 North Beaver Township S NW Lawrence USX — Ellwood City (Formerly) Ellwood City Borough I NW Background Standard. Lebanon Aqua Chem, Inc. — Cleaver West Lebanon Township S SC Brooks Division This standard requires cleanup to naturally occur- Lebanon Atlantic A Plus No. 0364-0679 Lebanon City W SC (Formerly) ring or historical concen- trations. Often applies to a Lebanon Beneito Estate East Hanover Township W SC site where contamination Lebanon Carmeuse PA, Inc. North Londonderry Township W SC moves onto or under the Lebanon DB Fisher Charter Business Palmyra Borough W SC site from a nearby property. Service Lebanon General Electic Environmental Lebanon City S SC Special Industrial Services, Inc. Area Status. Lebanon Ladd Hanford Used Auto Coral North Lebanon Township S SC This status applies to sites Lebanon Mount Gretna Borough Mt. Gretna Borough W SC that have no responsible owner or are in an Lebanon National Retail Transportation Myerstown Borough W SC enterprise zone. The party Lebanon Ono Service Center East Hanover Township W SC conducting the cleanup Lebanon Pennfield Farms Bethel Township S SC must not have contributed Lebanon Progress Parking Lot 4 Lebanon City I SC to the site contamination Lebanon Progress Parking Lot 5 Lebanon City I SC and must develop a cleanup plan. Cleanup actions must Lebanon Progress Parking Lots 9, 10, 12 Lebanon City I SC address all immediate, Lebanon Roy E. Miller, Inc. Palmyra Borough S SC direct or imminent threats Lebanon Stoudt Residence Swatara Township W SC based on the intended use Lebanon Sun Quentin West Cornwall Township S SC of the site. Lebanon UGI Corporation Gasoline Lebanon City S SC Manufacturing Plant — Lebanon Lehigh 1801 East Tremont Street Allentown W NE Lehigh 7 Eleven Gasoline Station Macungie Borough W NE No. 21109
55 Appendix 2. Land Recycling Program Cleanups
Cleanup County Name Municipality Standard Region Lehigh Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. — Allentown S NE Engineering Systems and Welding Products Lehigh Allentown Bar and Allentown W NE Restaurant Supply Lehigh Allentown Paint Factory (Formerly) Allentown W NE Lehigh Allentown Paint Factory Allentown W NE (Formerly) Lehigh Bethlehem Iron Works Salisbury Township W NE Lehigh Bridgeworks Industrial Allentown I NE Lehigh Conewago Equities Hanover Township W NE Lehigh Deily Residence Allentown W NE Lehigh Graner Property Remediation Lowhill Township W NE Lehigh Hahn Contracting Allentown S NE Lehigh Hook Up Facility (Formerly) Lower Macungie Township W NE Lehigh Krueger Greenhouse and Upper Saucon Township W NE Flower Shop (Formerly) Lehigh Lafarge Whitehall Plant Whitehall Township W NE Lehigh Lehigh Landing Project Allentown I NE Lehigh Luning Prak, Ltd., Liability Allentown S NE Company and Bosman, Ltd. Lehigh Morgan Residence Allentown W NE Lehigh Paris Accessories Facility Allentown W NE Lehigh Penn Linen and Bethlehem W NE Uniform Service Lehigh Penn Reed and Harness Allentown W NE Lehigh Pfizer Washington Township W NE Lehigh Phoebe Floral Whitehall Township W NE Lehigh PPL Cetronia Substation Allentown W NE Cleanup Status Lehigh PPL Greenleaf Substation Allentown W NE Cleanup completed this year Lehigh PPL Jasper Substation Allentown W NE Cleanup in progress Lehigh PPL Meadow Substation Allentown W NE Cleanup completed Lehigh PPL Pole No. 59478S46423 Upper Macungie Township W NE previous year Lehigh PPL Pole No. 59930S45020 Lower Macungie Township W NE Cleanup Standard Lehigh PPL Pole No. 59960S47145 South Whitehall Township W NE W: Statewide S: Site-specific Lehigh PPL Pole No. 61079S46558 South Whitehall Township W NE B: Background Lehigh PPL Pole No. 61478S47427 South Whitehall Township W NE I: Industrial Lehigh PPL Pole No. 61949S42839 Upper Milford Township W NE Region SE: Southeast Lehigh PPL Pole No. 62014S49221 Whitehall Township W NE SC: Southcentral Lehigh PPL Pole No. 62101S46421 Allentown W NE SW: Southwest NE: Northeast Lehigh PPL Pole No. 62171S44721 Emmaus Borough W NE NC: Northcentral Lehigh PPL Pole No. 62540S47627 Whitehall Township W NE NW: Northwest Lehigh PPL Pole No. 62701S44405 Emmaus Borough W NE Lehigh PPL Pole No. 62898S45606 Allentown W NE
56 Pennsylvania Land Recycling Program Cleanup County Name Municipality Standard Region Standards Lehigh PPL Pole No. 63009S47873 Whitehall Township W NE Statewide Health Lehigh PPL Pole No. 63020S47718 Whitehall Township W NE Standard. Lehigh PPL Pole No. 63134S48433 Whitehall Township W NE This standard is derived from medium-specific Lehigh PPL Pole No. 63294S47170 Allentown W NE chemical concentrations Lehigh PPL Pole No. 63603S46245 Allentown W NE that take into account use Lehigh PPL Pole No. 63982S47834 Allentown W NE and non-use as well as resi- Lehigh PPL Pole No. 64123S48054 Allentown W NE dential and non-residential Lehigh PPL Pole No. 64174S46692 Allentown W NE exposure factors at a site. Lehigh PPL Pole No. 64413S48756 Bethlehem W NE Site-Specific Lehigh PPL Pole No. 64481S47671 Allentown W NE Standard. Lehigh PPL Pole No. 65136S48011 Bethlehem W NE This standard allows the Lehigh PPL Pole No. 65942S47380 Bethlehem W NE remediator to consider Lehigh PPL South 1st Street Substation Emmaus Borough W NE exposure and risk factors to establish cleanup levels Lehigh PPL South 4th Street Substation Allentown W NE appropriate for the intended Lehigh PPL South 6th Street Substation Emmaus Borough W NE use of the site. Lehigh Primages Coopersburg Borough W NE Lehigh Queen City Business Center Allentown S NE Background Standard. Lehigh Queen City Business Center Allentown S NE This standard requires Lehigh Reichard Residence Whitehall Township W NE cleanup to naturally occur- Lehigh Solarek Property Allentown W NE ring or historical concen- Lehigh Spirax Sarco Allentown S NE trations. Often applies to a Lehigh Van Horn Residence Allentown W NE site where contamination moves onto or under the Luzerne Addy Asphalt Wilkes Barre W NE site from a nearby property. Luzerne Brown Property Kingston Township W NE Luzerne Chromatex Plant 1 West Hazelton Borough S NE Special Industrial Luzerne Crown America Wyoming Wilkes Barre Township B NE Area Status. Valley Mall This status applies to sites Luzerne Liquid Carbonic Laurel Run Borough W NE that have no responsible owner or are in an Luzerne Logan Residence Plains Township W NE enterprise zone. The party Luzerne Luciw Farm Salem Township W NE conducting the cleanup Luzerne Nicholson Steam Trap Wilkes Barre B NE must not have contributed Luzerne PPL — Harwood Steam Hazle Township W NE to the site contamination Electric Station and must develop a cleanup Luzerne PPL (Formerly Stanton Steam Exeter Township S NE plan. Cleanup actions must Electric Station) address all immediate, Luzerne PPL Avoca Substation Avoca Borough W NE direct or imminent threats Luzerne PPL Beekman Substation Wilkes Barre W NE based on the intended use of the site. Luzerne PPL Buttonwood Substation Hazleton W NE Luzerne PPL Horton Substation Wilkes Barre W NE Luzerne PPL Pittston Decommissioned Pittston W NE Substation Luzerne PPL Pole No.53576N43170 West Pittston Borough W NE Luzerne PPL Pole No. 48402N29364 West Hazelton Borough W NE
57 Appendix 2. Land Recycling Program Cleanups
Cleanup County Name Municipality Standard Region Luzerne PPL Pole No. 48695N28761 Hazleton W NE Luzerne PPL Pole No. 49108N29185 Hazleton W NE Luzerne PPL Pole No. 49192N29167 Hazleton W NE Luzerne PPL Pole No. 50404N39448 Wilkes Barre W NE Luzerne PPL Pole No. 51701N39518 Wilkes Barre W NE Luzerne PPL Pole No. 51714N39508 Wilkes Barre W NE Luzerne PPL Pole No. 52005N40268 Wilkes Barre W NE Luzerne PPL Pole No. 53582N43190 West Pittston Borough W NE Luzerne PPL Sullivan Trail Substation Exeter Township W NE Luzerne PPL West Pittston West Pittston Borough W NE Decommissioned Substation Luzerne Saint Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Kingston Township W NE Church Luzerne Sandusky Lewis Facility West Hazelton Borough W NE Luzerne Shapiro Steel (Formerly) Wilkes Barre I NE Luzerne Sun Pipeline Hess Mt. Hollenback Township W NE Luzerne Turner, Jr. Residence Franklin Township W NE Luzerne Westinghouse Air Brake Wright Township S NE Technology Corporation Luzerne Wilkes Barre General Hospital Wilkes Barre W NE Lycoming Anchor-Darling Valve Company Williamsport S NC Lycoming Andritz Sprout Bauer, Inc. Muncy Borough B NC Lycoming Coley’s Auto Salvage Loyalsock Township W NC Lycoming Linear Dynamics, Inc. Montgomery Borough S NC Lycoming Linear Dynamics, Inc. Muncy Township W NC Lycoming Montour Auto Oil Company Montoursville Borough S NC Lycoming Newberry Rail Yard Williamsport S NC (SEDA-COG) Cleanup Status Lycoming Ocker’s Fuel Oil, Inc. Loyalsock Township S NC Cleanup completed this year Lycoming Penn Garment Old Lycoming Township S NC Cleanup in progress Lycoming PPL Pole No. 108 Muncy Creek Township W NC Cleanup completed Lycoming PPL Pole No. 153 Eldred Township W NC previous year Lycoming PPL Pole No. 153 Eldred Township W NC Cleanup Standard Lycoming Sel-Lo Oil, Inc. — Gasoline Muncy Creek Township W NC W: Statewide Tanker Spill S: Site-specific B: Background Lycoming Stroehmann Bakeries Roll Plant Old Lycoming Township W NC I: Industrial Lycoming Susquehanna Supply Williamsport S NC Region Lycoming Textron-Lycoming Service Center Montoursville Borough W NC SE: Southeast SC: Southcentral Lycoming Williamsport National Bank/ Williamsport I NC SW: Southwest Paul Welch NE: Northeast Lycoming Williamsport Wirerope Williamsport S NC NC: Northcentral Works, Inc. NW: Northwest Lycoming Wilson Residence Williamsport W NC Lycoming Wilson Residence Williamsport W NC
58 Pennsylvania Land Recycling Program Cleanup County Name Municipality Standard Region Standards McKean Keystone Powdered Lewis Run Borough I NW Statewide Health Metal Company Standard. McKean Tops Market Bradford I NW This standard is derived Mercer Caparo Steel — AOC-5 Farrell W NW from medium-specific Mercer Caparo Steel — AOC-8 Farrell W NW chemical concentrations that take into account use Mercer Caparo Steel Company Farrell I NW (Haywood — Duferco) and non-use as well as resi- dential and non-residential Mercer City of Farrell — Sharon Steel Farrell I NW Coil Yard (1 acre) exposure factors at a site. Mercer Duferco Farrell Corporation Farrell I NW Site-Specific Mercer Nicholas Cianci/Greenville Greenville Borough W NW Standard. Outparcels, LLC This standard allows the Mercer Pennsylvania State Game South Pymatuning Township W NW remediator to consider Lands — Shenango Area 415 exposure and risk factors to Mercer Roemer Industries Sharon B NW establish cleanup levels Mercer Shenango Valley IDC — Caparo Farrell W NW appropriate for the intended Finishing Division B use of the site. Mercer Shenango Valley IDC — Sharon Farrell I NW Steel Billet Yard (17 acres) Background Mifflin Burnham Mini Mart Derry Township B SC Standard. Mifflin Byler Property Oil Terminal Lewistown Borough S, W SC This standard requires (Formerly) cleanup to naturally occur- Mifflin Hilltop Laundry Lewistown Borough W SC ring or historical concen- trations. Often applies to a Mifflin Kilgore Facility (Formerly) Armagh Township S SC site where contamination Mifflin Krentzman Charles Street Lewistown Borough S SC moves onto or under the Mifflin Lemac Foundry (Formerly) Decatur Township W SC site from a nearby property. Mifflin Lemac Foundry (Formerly) Decatur Township W SC Special Industrial Mifflin Lewistown Hospital Derry Township W SC Area Status. Mifflin Masland Lewistown Granville Township W SC This status applies to sites Mifflin Mifflin County Subaru Motors Armagh Township S SC that have no responsible (Formerly) owner or are in an Monroe Berger Trailer Pocono Township W NE enterprise zone. The party Monroe Namer Residence Ross Township W NE conducting the cleanup Monroe Namer Residence Ross Township W NE must not have contributed to the site contamination Monroe PPL Gilbert Substation Chestnuthill Township W NE and must develop a cleanup Monroe PPL Pole No. 67186N35887 Paradise Township W NE plan. Cleanup actions must Monroe Vitale Property Coolbaugh Township W NE address all immediate, Monroe Vitale Property Coolbaugh Township W NE direct or imminent threats Montgomery 111th Fighter Wing PA Horsham Township W SE based on the intended use National Guard of the site. Montgomery 309 Washington Street Conshohocken Borough W SE Montgomery 3207 Kennedy Road Property East Norriton Township W SE Montgomery 411 Carmichael Property Upper Gwynedd Township W SE Montgomery Annex Manufacturing Pennsburg Borough W SE Montgomery Artco Corporation Hatfield Township S SE
59 Appendix 2. Land Recycling Program Cleanups
Cleanup County Name Municipality Standard Region Montgomery Ashbourne Cleaners Cheltenham Township S SE Montgomery County Montgomery Atofina Chemicals Research Norristown Borough W SE The Metroplex Center Area 3, Building No. 8 Shopping Montgomery Auto National USA Corporation Plymouth Township B SE Center, in Montgomery Avo International, Inc. Plymouth Township S SE Montgomery Montgomery Balabanovic Residence Norristown Borough W SE County, Montgomery Benson East Apartment Facility Abington Township W SE Montgomery Binder Residence Lower Moreland Township W SE is a new, Montgomery Braun Iron Works Upper Moreland Township W SE $85 million Montgomery Braun Iron Works Upper Moreland Township B SE development Montgomery Chemo Graphics Whitpain Township W SE built on an Montgomery Cognis Corporation Ballfield Lower Gwynedd Township W SE 80-acre former Montgomery Cognis Corporation Ballfield Lower Gwynedd Township S SE brownfield site. Montgomery Collegeville Association, LP Collegeville Borough S SE The shopping Montgomery Commonwealth Corporation Horsham Township B SE center Center created nearly Montgomery Dahle Residence Lower Merion Township W SE 1,500 Montgomery Dahle Residence Lower Merion Township W SE Montgomery Dallas Miller Service Station Douglass Township W SE permanent Montgomery Degussa Const Chemical Pottstown Borough S SE jobs. Operations, Inc. Montgomery Distribution Pole Hatfield Township W SE No. 68752S35168 Montgomery Domino Salvage, Inc. Plymouth Township B SE Montgomery East Norriton Shopping East Norriton Township B SE Center AC Montgomery Edelman’s Sporting Goods Montgomery Township W SE Montgomery Edelman’s Sporting Goods Montgomery Township W SE Cleanup Status Montgomery Elf Atochem North America Upper Merion Township B SE Cleanup completed Montgomery Elf Atochem North America — Upper Merion Township W SE this year Technology Center Cleanup in progress Montgomery Exxon Station No. 2-2423 Souderton Borough W SE Cleanup completed Montgomery Five Tower Bridge West Conshohocken Borough W SE previous year Montgomery Ford Electric and Refrigeration Lansdale Borough W SE Cleanup Standard Corporation W: Statewide S: Site-specific Montgomery Gary’s Plaza Shop Complex Lansdale Borough S SE B: Background Montgomery George Music, Inc. Upper Gwynedd Township B SE I: Industrial Montgomery Glasgow Bridgeport Facility Upper Merion Township W SE Region SE: Southeast Montgomery Glasgow Bridgeport Facility Upper Merion Township W SE SC: Southcentral Montgomery Glenside Shopping Center/ Cheltenham Township B SE SW: Southwest Produce Junction NE: Northeast NC: Northcentral Montgomery Gravers Road Asbestos Plymouth Township W SE NW: Northwest Montgomery Hale Products, Inc. Conshohocken Borough W SE Montgomery Horslys Auto, Inc. Lower Merion Township W SE Montgomery Hostrander Residence East Norriton Township W SE
60 Pennsylvania Land Recycling Program Cleanup County Name Municipality Standard Region Standards Montgomery Hutt, Jr. Estate Worcester Township W SE Statewide Health Montgomery Jade Holdings, Inc. Lower Moreland Township W SE Standard. Montgomery James A. Stimmler, Inc. — AOC Worcester Township W SE This standard is derived from medium-specific Montgomery James A. Stimmler, Inc. — Worcester Township W SE Loading Rack chemical concentrations that take into account use Montgomery Jefferson Shopping Center West Norriton Township W SE and non-use as well as resi- Montgomery Kellers Creamery Franconia Township W SE dential and non-residential Montgomery Keystone Coke Company Upper Merion Township W SE exposure factors at a site. Montgomery Keystone Coke Company Upper Merion Township W SE Montgomery Korman Company West Norriton Township W SE Site-Specific Standard. Montgomery Kostyck/Robertson Property Springfield Township W SE This standard allows the Montgomery Kostyck/Robertson Property Springfield Township W SE remediator to consider Montgomery Krause Residence Royersford Borough W SE exposure and risk factors to Montgomery Kulp Residence Schwenksville Borough W SE establish cleanup levels Montgomery L.B. Smith Property Plymouth Township S SE appropriate for the intended use of the site. Montgomery Lehigh Valley Dairies Upper Gwynedd Township W SE Montgomery MB Land Company Horsham Township B SE Background Montgomery Meadows at Skippack Skippack Township W SE Standard. Montgomery Melody Dry Cleaners Cheltenham Township S SE This standard requires cleanup to naturally occur- Montgomery Melody Dry Cleaners Cheltenham Township S SE ring or historical concen- Montgomery Metroplex Corporation Center Plymouth Township W SE trations. Often applies to a Montgomery Metroplex Shopping Center Plymouth Township S SE site where contamination Montgomery Milito Property Norristown Borough I SE moves onto or under the Montgomery Millennium — The Center for Conshohocken Borough I SE site from a nearby property. Internet Excellence Special Industrial Montgomery Montgomery Equities, Inc. Plymouth Township W SE Area Status. Montgomery Moreland Business Park Lower Moreland Township W SE This status applies to sites Montgomery Murata Wiedemann, Inc. Upper Merion Township B SE that have no responsible Montgomery National Label Company Whitemarsh Township W SE owner or are in an Montgomery New Life Youth and Lower Salford Township W SE enterprise zone. The party Family Service conducting the cleanup Montgomery One Man Quarry Worcester Township W SE must not have contributed to the site contamination Montgomery One Montgomery Plaza Norristown Borough W SE and must develop a cleanup Montgomery Oslou Corporation Lower Merion Township W SE plan. Cleanup actions must Montgomery PECO Collegeville Collegeville Borough W SE address all immediate, Acetylene Plant direct or imminent threats Montgomery PECO Hanover Substation Pottstown Borough S SE based on the intended use Montgomery PECO Oreland Springfield Township S SE of the site. Manufacturing Plant Montgomery Penllyn Lands Property Lower Gwynedd Township W SE Montgomery Plymouth Greene Office Park Plymouth Township W SE Montgomery PPL East Greenville Borough W SE Montgomery PPL Distribution Pole Hatfield Township W SE Montgomery PPL Pole No. 67492S36552/216 Souderton Borough W SE
61 Appendix 2. Land Recycling Program Cleanups
Cleanup County Name Municipality Standard Region Montgomery PPL Pole No. 67877S36735/217 Souderton Borough W SE Montgomery Preferred Real Estate Plymouth Township W SE Investments Montgomery Proietto Property Conshohocken Borough W SE Montgomery Quaker Chemical Facility Whitemarsh Township S SE Montgomery RA Munder Facility Conshohocken Borough W SE Montgomery Recycle Metals — Parcel A Plymouth Township W SE Montgomery Recycle Metals — Parcel A Plymouth Township W SE Montgomery Reiniger Brothers, Inc. and Upper Moreland Township W SE Reiniger Brothers Montgomery Remolde Residence Lower Providence Township W SE Montgomery Rhoads Metals Fabrication and Lower Moreland Township B SE Maint Service, Inc. Montgomery Santoni Residence Lower Providence Township W SE Montgomery Saylor Residence Horsham Township W SE Montgomery Schuylkill Valley Oil Company Pottstown Borough W SE Montgomery Service Station Lower Merion Township W SE Montgomery SGS Thomson Microelectronics Montgomery Township S SE Montgomery SGS Thomson Montgomery Township S SE Microelectronics Montgomery Spring Mill Estate — Upper Providence Township W SE North Parcel Montgomery SPS Technology Facility Upper Dublin Township S SE Montgomery Station Square Parcel Whitemarsh Township W SE Montgomery Synthane Taylor Betzwood Facility West Norriton Township W SE Montgomery Synthane Taylor Betzwood West Norriton Township W SE Facility Montgomery Tower Bridge North No. 6 Conshohocken Borough W SE Cleanup Status Montgomery Trust of Samuel H. Keiser Pottstown Borough W SE Cleanup completed Montgomery Unisys Corporation Blue Bell Whitpain Township W SE this year Montgomery Upper Dublin Township Upper Dublin Township S SE Cleanup in progress Montgomery Van Buren Association, LP Norristown Borough B SE Cleanup completed Montgomery Vicam Corporation Upper Providence Township W SE previous year Montgomery Vilsmeier Auction Company Horsham Township W SE Cleanup Standard W: Statewide Montgomery Williamsburg Village Property, LP Towamencin Township W SE S: Site-specific Montgomery Williamsburg Village Property, LP Towamencin Township W SE B: Background I: Industrial Montour Hawkins Residence Mayberry Township W NC Region Montour Svedala (Kennedy Van Saun) Danville Borough W NC SE: Southeast Montour TRW, Inc. — Valve Division, Danville Borough S NC SC: Southcentral Danville Plant SW: Southwest NE: Northeast Northampton Bahr Residence Bushkill Township W NE NC: Northcentral Northampton Behrens Residence Bethlehem W NE NW: Northwest Northampton Bendzlowicz Residence East Allen Township W NE Northampton Bethlehem Commerce Bethlehem S NE Center
62 Pennsylvania Land Recycling Program Cleanup County Name Municipality Standard Region Standards Northampton Bethlehem Contracting East Allen Township S NE Statewide Health Company Standard. Northampton Bethlehem Steel Corporation — Bethlehem S NE This standard is derived Webster Street from medium-specific Northampton Bethlehem Steel Corporation — Bethlehem S NE chemical concentrations Webster Street that take into account use Northampton Bethlehem Works Bethlehem S NE and non-use as well as resi- Northampton Bethlehem Works Bethlehem S NE dential and non-residential Northampton Brensinger, Jr. Residence Moore Township W NE exposure factors at a site. Northampton Chrin Brothers Sanitary Williams Township W NE Landfill Site-Specific Standard. Northampton Corporate Real Estate, Ltd. Washington Township W NE This standard allows the Northampton Davis Residence Wilson Borough W NE remediator to consider Northampton Heraeus Amersil Upper Mt. Bethel Township S NE exposure and risk factors to Northampton Hill Property Lower Saucon Township W NE establish cleanup levels Northampton Lafarge Corporation Lot 3 Northampton Borough W NE appropriate for the intended use of the site. Northampton Meilinger Property Bethlehem Township W NE Northampton Northampton Farm Bureau Upper Nazareth Township W NE Background Cooperative Association Standard. Schoeneck Warehouse This standard requires Northampton Northampton Farm Bureau Upper Nazareth Township W NE cleanup to naturally occur- Cooperative Association Schoeneck Warehouse ring or historical concen- trations. Often applies to a Northampton Petrilla Fuel Bethlehem W NE site where contamination Northampton PPL Canal Decommissioned Northampton Borough W NE moves onto or under the Substation site from a nearby property. Northampton PPL Didier Decommissioned Bethlehem W NE Substation Special Industrial Northampton PPL Madison Avenue Substation Bethlehem W NE Area Status. Northampton PPL Pembroke Decommissioned Bethlehem W NE This status applies to sites Substation that have no responsible Northampton PPL Pole No. 63219S50608 Allen Township W NE owner or are in an Northampton PPL Pole No. 63808S50135 Allen Township W NE enterprise zone. The party conducting the cleanup Northampton PPL Pole No. 71189S53648 Lower Mt. Bethel Township W NE must not have contributed Northampton PPL Shawnee Decommissioned Bethlehem W NE to the site contamination Substation and must develop a cleanup Northampton PPL South Catasauqua North Catasauqua Borough W NE plan. Cleanup actions must Substation address all immediate, Northampton PPL Tatamy Substation Tatamy Borough W NE direct or imminent threats Northampton Slatebelt Industrial Center Pen Argyl Borough S NE based on the intended use Northampton Slatebelt Industrial Center Pen Argyl Borough S NE of the site. Northampton Smith Property Plainfield Township B NE Northampton Teel Residence Upper Mt. Bethel Township W NE Northampton Trenholm Property Upper Mt. Bethel Township W NE Northampton Union Station Plaza (Formerly) Bethlehem W NE Northampton Wirth Residence Wilson Borough W NE
63 Appendix 2. Land Recycling Program Cleanups
Cleanup County Name Municipality Standard Region Northumberland Abandoned Garnier Portfolio Sunbury W NC Site — Coca-Cola Northumberland Agway Energy Products Turbotville Borough W NC Northumberland Agway, Inc. (Dalmatia Fertilizer) Lower Mahanoy Township W NC Northumberland ARI Industrial Shippers Car Line West Chillisquaque Township W NC Division — South Plant Northumberland Bituminous Emulsion Company Point Township S NC Northumberland Gass Residence Sunbury W NC Northumberland Gass Residence Sunbury W NC Northumberland Herman Banks Scrapyard West Chillisquaque Township S NC Northumberland PG Energy of Sunbury Sunbury W NC Northumberland PIDA (Branch Motor Express) Delaware Township S NC Northumberland PPL Pole No. 150 Milton Borough W NC Northumberland PPL Pole No. 158 Mt. Carmel Borough W NC Northumberland PPL Pole No. 211 Sunbury W NC Northumberland PPL Pole No. 220 East Cameron Township W NC Northumberland Scullin Oil Company Sunbury S NC Northumberland USA Waste Management West Chillisquaque Township w NC Northumberland Yocum Residence Coal Township W NC Northumberland Yocum Residence Coal Township W NC Perry Duncannon Borough Duncannon Borough W SC Municipal Office Perry Johnson’s Motor Company Tyrone Township W SC Perry Rye Township Building Rye Township W SC Philadelphia 18th and Callowhill Street Philadelphia W SE Philadelphia 2336 Corporation Site Philadelphia W SE Philadelphia 27th and Girard Property Philadelphia W SE Cleanup Status Philadelphia 7500 State Road Property Philadelphia S SE Cleanup completed Philadelphia Action Arm, Ltd. Philadelphia B SE this year Philadelphia America Cable Company Philadelphia W SE Cleanup in progress Philadelphia America Cable Company Philadelphia S SE Cleanup completed Philadelphia Amtrak — Richmond Philadelphia W SE previous year Station (2.5 acres) Cleanup Standard Philadelphia Amtrak — Richmond Philadelphia W SE W: Statewide Station (2.5 acres) S: Site-specific B: Background Philadelphia B&W Association Philadelphia W SE I: Industrial Philadelphia Baxter Residence Philadelphia W SE Region Philadelphia Blue Ribbon Enterprise, Inc. Philadelphia W SE SE: Southeast SC: Southcentral Philadelphia Bustleton Partners Seamans Philadelphia W SE SW: Southwest Philadelphia Canada Dry Delaware Valley Philadelphia S SE NE: Northeast NC: Northcentral Philadelphia Canada Dry Delaware Valley Philadelphia S SE NW: Northwest Philadelphia Cannon-Sline Philadelphia W SE Philadelphia Chadwick Company Philadelphia W SE Wallingford Apartments
64 Pennsylvania Land Recycling Program Cleanup County Name Municipality Standard Region Standards Philadelphia Champion Development — Philadelphia W SE Statewide Health Whitaker Avenue Standard. Philadelphia Clinton Garage Philadelphia W SE This standard is derived Philadelphia Congreso de Latinos Philadelphia W SE from medium-specific Unidos, Inc. chemical concentrations Philadelphia Connelly Paper Mill Philadelphia W SE that take into account use Container Site and non-use as well as resi- Philadelphia Curren Property Philadelphia S SE dential and non-residential Philadelphia Defense Supply Center Philadelphia I SE exposure factors at a site. Philadelphia Philadelphia Derose Estate Philadelphia S SE Site-Specific Standard. Philadelphia Dodge Steel Castings Philadelphia W SE This standard allows the Philadelphia Drug Emporium Plaza Philadelphia S SE remediator to consider Philadelphia Eastern Side — Philadelphia Philadelphia S SE exposure and risk factors to Naval Hospital (Groundwater) establish cleanup levels Philadelphia Eastern Side — Philadelphia Philadelphia S SE appropriate for the intended Naval Hospital (Soil) use of the site. Philadelphia First United Methodist Philadelphia W SE Church of Germantown Background Philadelphia Flying Carport, Inc. Philadelphia S SE Standard. Philadelphia Flying Carport, Inc. Philadelphia S SE This standard requires cleanup to naturally occur- Philadelphia FP Woll and Company Philadelphia W SE ring or historical concen- Philadelphia Globe Industries, Inc. Philadelphia S SE trations. Often applies to a Philadelphia Gordon, Gonzales, Philadelphia S SE site where contamination Marchesani and Welsh moves onto or under the Philadelphia Greenway Court Apartments Philadelphia S SE site from a nearby property. Philadelphia HCA, Inc. Philadelphia W SE Special Industrial Philadelphia Heintz Corporation (Formerly) Philadelphia W SE Area Status. Philadelphia Heintz Corporation (Formerly) Philadelphia S SE This status applies to sites Philadelphia Home Depot USA — Philadelphia W SE that have no responsible Philadelphia owner or are in an Philadelphia Hyman Korman Company Philadelphia W SE enterprise zone. The party Philadelphia James Armour Philadelphia W SE conducting the cleanup Philadelphia James Armour Philadelphia W SE must not have contributed to the site contamination Philadelphia Kee Corporation Philadelphia W SE and must develop a cleanup Philadelphia Krouse Residence Philadelphia W SE plan. Cleanup actions must Philadelphia Kvaerner Philadelphia Philadelphia I SE address all immediate, Shipyard, Inc. direct or imminent threats Philadelphia Levy United News, Inc. Philadelphia W SE based on the intended use Philadelphia Major Oil Company Philadelphia W SE of the site. Philadelphia Manheim Laundry Philadelphia I SE Philadelphia Market Square — Chestnut Philadelphia S SE Hill/Market Square Cleaners Facility Philadelphia Mattei Tires Philadelphia W SE Philadelphia McDonald’s Restaurant Philadelphia S SE
65 Appendix 2. Land Recycling Program Cleanups
Cleanup County Name Municipality Standard Region Philadelphia Modern Laundry Philadelphia S SE Philadelphia National Brands Distribution Philadelphia W SE Philadelphia National Linen Services Philadelphia S SE Philadelphia National Linen Services Philadelphia S SE Philadelphia National Publishing Company Philadelphia W SE Philadelphia National Railroad Passenger Corporation Philadelphia W SE Philadelphia Ninos Farmers Market Philadelphia W SE Philadelphia Norris Square Civic Philadelphia S SE Association/Carer Donleavy Warehouse Philadelphia Northeast Fence and Ironworks Philadelphia S SE Philadelphia Northern Group, Inc. Philadelphia I SE Philadelphia Obrien Residence Philadelphia W SE Philadelphia Olney Association Philadelphia S SE Philadelphia One and Olney Square Philadelphia S SE Shopping Center Philadelphia Orfa Corporation of America Philadelphia I SE Philadelphia Park Chase Apartments Philadelphia W SE Philadelphia Park West Town Center Philadelphia I SE Philadelphia PECO Energy Germantown Philadelphia W SE Service Facility Philadelphia PECO Southwark Service Philadelphia W SE Building Philadelphia PECO Southwark Service Philadelphia W SE Building Philadelphia Penn Ventilation, Inc. Philadelphia W SE Philadelphia Penna College Optometry Philadelphia W SE Philadelphia Pennypack Realty Company Philadelphia S SE Cleanup Status Philadelphia Philadelphia Eagles Stadium Philadelphia S SE Cleanup completed and Parking Areas this year Philadelphia Philadelphia Industrial Philadelphia W SE Cleanup in progress Correction Center Cleanup completed Philadelphia Philadelphia Redevelopment Philadelphia W SE previous year Authority — Stenton Avenue Cleanup Standard and Haines Street W: Statewide Philadelphia Philadelphia Regional Philadelphia W SE S: Site-specific Port Authority — Pier 80, B: Background South Annex I: Industrial Philadelphia Philadelphia Regional Philadelphia W SE Region Port Authority — Tioga Maint SE: Southeast Building/Carpenter Shop SC: Southcentral SW: Southwest Philadelphia PNC Bank National Philadelphia S SE NE: Northeast Philadelphia Progress Lighting Philadelphia S SE NC: Northcentral NW: Northwest Philadelphia Progress Lighting Philadelphia S SE Philadelphia Quaker Lace Company Philadelphia W SE Philadelphia Richmond Waterfront Philadelphia W SE Industrial Park 66 Pennsylvania Land Recycling Program Cleanup County Name Municipality Standard Region Standards Philadelphia Rimato Residence Philadelphia W SE Statewide Health Philadelphia Rite Aid Pharmacy Philadelphia B SE Standard. Philadelphia Rohm and Haas Philadelphia Philadelphia B SE This standard is derived Plant from medium-specific Philadelphia Roosevelt Association Philadelphia W SE chemical concentrations that take into account use Philadelphia Scholler, Inc. Philadelphia W SE and non-use as well as resi- Philadelphia Sears Logistics Service, Inc. Philadelphia B SE dential and non-residential Philadelphia South Whitaker Shopping Philadelphia W SE exposure factors at a site. Center Association Philadelphia Sovereign Oil Philadelphia I SE Site-Specific Philadelphia Sovereign Oil Philadelphia I SE Standard. Philadelphia Sunoco, Inc. (27 acres) Philadelphia S SE This standard allows the remediator to consider Philadelphia Transit America, Inc. Philadelphia S SE exposure and risk factors to Philadelphia Transit America, Inc. Philadelphia S SE establish cleanup levels Philadelphia US Can Company Philadelphia B SE appropriate for the intended Philadelphia Valhal Corporation Philadelphia W SE use of the site. Philadelphia Van Waters and Rogers — Philadelphia S SE Philadelphia Facility Background Standard. Philadelphia VIZ Manufacturing Company Philadelphia S SE This standard requires Philadelphia VIZ Manufacturing Company Philadelphia S SE cleanup to naturally occur- Philadelphia Weaver Residence Philadelphia W SE ring or historical concen- Philadelphia Whitaker Avenue Site Philadelphia W SE trations. Often applies to a Philadelphia Wissahickon Industrial Center Philadelphia W SE site where contamination moves onto or under the Philadelphia Xpress Lube Philadelphia W SE site from a nearby property. Pike Helfrich Residence Palmyra Township W NE Pike Milford Inn Milford Borough W NE Special Industrial Pike Paradise Lake Retreat Center Lehman Township W NE Area Status. This status applies to sites Pike PPL Pole No. 67963N44494 Palmyra Township W NE that have no responsible Pike PPL Pole No. 74348N39283 Porter Township W NE owner or are in an Potter ACC Operations, Inc. (Formerly Coudersport Borough W NC enterprise zone. The party Vacuum Oil And Witter) conducting the cleanup Potter Adelphia Communications, Inc. Coudersport Borough W NC must not have contributed Potter Adelphia Communications, Inc. Coudersport Borough W NC to the site contamination Potter Beech and West Streets Coudersport Borough W NC and must develop a cleanup Property plan. Cleanup actions must Potter Charles Cole Memorial Eulalia Township W NC address all immediate, Hospital direct or imminent threats Potter Dominion Transmission — Harrison Township W NC based on the intended use Harrison Valley (Formerly CNG) of the site. Potter Potter Company Industrial Coudersport Borough I NC Park — North Potter Wending Creek Farms Sweden Township W NC Potter Ziegenfus Property West Branch Township W NC Schuylkill Antaloski Property Frackville Borough W NE Schuylkill Bennick Residence Hegins Township W NE
67 Appendix 2. Land Recycling Program Cleanups
Cleanup County Name Municipality Standard Region Schuylkill Brady Residence St Clair Borough W NE Schuylkill Bud Development Company Tamaqua Borough W NE Schuylkill Coleman Residence Coaldale Borough W NE Schuylkill Goshiney Residence Ryan Township W NE Schuylkill Goshiney Residence Ryan Township W NE Schuylkill Hart Metals Tamaqua Borough W NE Schuylkill ICI Explosives USA Walker Township S NE Schuylkill ICI Explosives USA Walker Township S NE Schuylkill Moen of PA Pine Grove Township S NE Schuylkill Penn Fuel Gasoline — Pottsville S NE Pottsville Schuylkill Penn Fuel Gasoline- Ashland Ashland Borough S NE Schuylkill PPLPole No. 34127S48059 Hegins Township W NE Schuylkill PPL (Formerly Oneida East Union Township W NE Substation) Schuylkill PPL Brockton Substation Schuylkill Township W NE Schuylkill PPL Pole No. 42446S49389 Pottsville W NE Schuylkill PPL Pole No. 43466S49590 Pottsville W NE Schuylkill PPL Tamaqua Decommissioned Tamaqua Borough S NE Gasoline Plant Schuylkill Tokarczyk Property West Mahanoy Township B NE Schuylkill Tokarczyk Property West Mahanoy Township B NE Schuylkill Voydik Residence North Manheim Township W NE Schuylkill Voydik Residence North Manheim Township W NE Snyder AMP, Inc. Selinsgrove Borough S NC Snyder Boscov’s Auto Center (Formerly) Monroe Township W NC Snyder Irvins Craft Shop West Perry Township W NC Cleanup Status Somerset Bald Knob Relay Tower Shade Township W SW Cleanup completed Somerset Gohn Residence Jennerstown Borough W SW this year Somerset Green Garden, Inc. Somerset Township S, W SW Cleanup in progress Somerset Green Garden, Inc. Somerset Township S SW Cleanup completed Somerset Koch Materials Windber Borough W SW previous year Sullivan Darway Nursing Home Elkland Township W NC Cleanup Standard W: Statewide Susquehanna Lecher Residence Great Bend Township W NE S: Site-specific Tioga Costy’s Used Truck and Putnam Township W NC B: Background Auto Parts, Inc. I: Industrial Tioga Dresser Industries Delmar Township W NC Region SE: Southeast Tioga Exxon Station — Lawrenceville Borough I NC SC: Southcentral Lawrenceville SW: Southwest Tioga Putnam Company/Matthews Putnam Township W NC NE: Northeast NC: Northcentral Tioga State Line Gasoline — Lawrenceville Borough W NC NW: Northwest Metering Facility Tioga State Line Gasoline — Lawrenceville Borough W NC Metering Facility
68 Pennsylvania Land Recycling Program Cleanup County Name Municipality Standard Region Standards Union Penn Fuel Gasoline — Lewisburg Borough S NC Statewide Health Lewisburg Standard. Union Rohrer Business Service Buffalo Township W NC This standard is derived Union Smartbuys Store Mifflinburg Borough W NC from medium-specific Venango Chicago Pneumatic Tool Franklin I NW chemical concentrations that take into account use Venango Graham Packaging Facility Oil City W NW and non-use as well as resi- Warren National Forge Brokenstraw Township W NW dential and non-residential Warren SPEDD, Inc. (Formerly Warren Borough I NW exposure factors at a site. Struthers Wells Facility) Washington Amcast/Flagg Brass Superior Chartiers Township S SW Site-Specific Valve Facility Standard. Washington BP Oil No. 07237 Canonsburg Borough W SW This standard allows the Washington Clyde Mine Preparation Plant East Bethlehem Township W SW remediator to consider Washington Columbia Gasoline South Strabane Township W SW exposure and risk factors to Transmission — Washington establish cleanup levels Operation Center appropriate for the intended Washington Columbia Gasoline South Strabane Township S SW use of the site. Transmission — Washington Operation Center Background Washington Combustion Engineering, Inc. Cecil Township W SW Standard. Washington Corning Consumer Charleroi Borough W SW This standard requires Products Company cleanup to naturally occur- Washington Dean’s Water Service, Inc. Canton Township W SW ring or historical concen- trations. Often applies to a Washington Dyno Nobel, Inc. Donora Borough S SW site where contamination Washington Engineered Products, Inc. Canonsburg Borough W SW moves onto or under the Washington Goldschmidt Industrial McDonald Borough S SW site from a nearby property. Chemical Plant Washington Hankison International Chartiers Township W SW Special Industrial Washington National Granulating Corporation, Washington City W SW Area Status. Inc. (Formerly) This status applies to sites Washington New Eagle Borough Municipal New Eagle Borough S SW that have no responsible Sewer Authority owner or are in an Washington New Eagle Borough Municipal New Eagle Borough S SW enterprise zone. The party Sewer Authority conducting the cleanup Washington Pleska Residence Jefferson Township W SW must not have contributed to the site contamination Washington Reliance Electric/Rockwell Washington City W SW Automation and must develop a cleanup plan. Cleanup actions must Washington Washington and Jefferson Washington City S SW College address all immediate, direct or imminent threats Wayne Bruner Residence South Canaan Township W NE based on the intended use Wayne Haas Property South Canaan Township W NE of the site. Wayne PPL Honesdale Gasoline Plant Honesdale Borough S NE Wayne PPL Pole No. 63428N52236 Canaan Township W NE Wayne PPL Pole No. 63450N45417 Salem Township W NE Wayne PPL Pole No. 71688N53690 Berlin Township W NE Westmoreland Alcoa Pilot Atomizer Upper Burrell Township W SW Westmoreland Boutronics Corporation Greensburg W SW
69 Appendix 2. Land Recycling Program Cleanups
Cleanup County Name Municipality Standard Region Westmoreland Bushy Run Research Penn Township W SW Center (BRRC) Westmoreland Hyde Park Foundry Hyde Park Borough S SW Westmoreland Invensys Appliance Controls New Stanton Borough S SW Westmoreland Latrobe Plastic Company Derry Township S SW Westmoreland Morgan Matroc GBC Unity Township W SW Engineered Ceramics Westmoreland Nabuda Property Trafford Borough W SW Westmoreland Norwin Dodge North Huntingdon Township S SW Westmoreland Norwin Dodge North Huntingdon Township S SW Westmoreland O’Donnell’s Ambulance North Huntingdon Township W SW Service (Formerly) Westmoreland Paul Taylor/John Farrar Lower Burrell City S SW Westmoreland Porcelain Park (Formerly Derry Borough S SW Industrial Ceramics, Inc.) Westmoreland Saint George Crystal, Ltd. Jeannette S SW Westmoreland Timken Latrobe Cap Latrobe Borough W SW Works Site Westmoreland Unipack, Inc. — Chemlawn Murrysville Borough W SW Building Westmoreland Valley Vulcan Mold Company Latrobe Borough W SW Wyoming Lott Residence Meshoppen Borough W NE Wyoming PPL Pole No. 51878N49457 Overfield Township W NE Wyoming Shoemaker Residence Lemon Township W NE York Acco York City I SC York Allfirst Bank — 305 Hill Street Spring Garden Township B SC York American Insulator Company New Freedom Borough W SC York Ameristeel Spring Garden Township S SC Cleanup Status York AMP Larue Building No. 31 Codorus Township W SC Cleanup completed York Brewery Products Springettsbury Township W SC this year York Capital City Airport Fairview Township S SC Cleanup in progress York Caterpillar Tractor Springettsbury Township S SC Cleanup completed York Clearview Shopping Center Hanover Borough W SC previous year York Cole Division Litton Business Springettsbury Township B, W SC Cleanup Standard Systems, Inc. W: Statewide S: Site-specific York Cole Division Litton Business Springettsbury Township B SC B: Background Systems, Inc. I: Industrial York Commercial Industries, Inc. Spring Garden Township B SC Region York Cooley Residence Lower Windsor Township W SC SE: Southeast SC: Southcentral York Defense Distribution Region E Fairview Township S SC SW: Southwest York Dubbs Residence Dover Township W SC NE: Northeast NC: Northcentral York Ei Dupont De Nemours and Fairview Township S SC NW: Northwest Company York Electrochem York City I SC York Esab Welding and Cutting Penn Township S SC Products 70 Pennsylvania Land Recycling Program Cleanup County Name Municipality Standard Region Standards York Gichner Mobile Systems York Township S SC Statewide Health York Godfreys Texaco Station West Manchester Township I SC Standard. (Formerly AM Strickler, Inc.) This standard is derived York Graybill and Salt Dome York City I SC from medium-specific York Hannah Penn Middle School York City W SC chemical concentrations that take into account use York Hess Exxon Franklintown Borough I SC and non-use as well as resi- York Highland Industrial Park Springettsbury Township W SC dential and non-residential York HMW Enterprises Fairview Township S SC exposure factors at a site. York Kemps Food Bulk Plant York City W SC York Ken’s Service Station East Prospect Borough W SC Site-Specific Standard. York Keystone Distribution Penn Township W SC Center, Inc. This standard allows the remediator to consider York Keystone Distribution Penn Township W SC Center, Inc. exposure and risk factors to establish cleanup levels York LG Potato Chip Company, Inc. West Manchester Township B SC appropriate for the intended York Liberty Mach Company York Township W SC use of the site. York M&M Realty — L. Lavetan West Manchester Township S SC and Sons, Inc. Background York Madison Square Furniture Hanover Borough S SC Standard. York Morris Residence Dover Township W SC This standard requires cleanup to naturally occur- York Nello Tire Springettsbury Township S SC ring or historical concen- York NFO Partners (Formerly New Freedom Borough W SC trations. Often applies to a American Insulator) site where contamination York Osram Sylvania Products, Inc. West Manchester Township S SC moves onto or under the York Pepsi Cola Operating Company Spring Garden Township W SC site from a nearby property. York PH Glatfelter Company Spring Grove Borough W SC Special Industrial York Pillowtex Hanover Borough W SC Area Status. York PPL Pole No. 23743S32420 Fairview Township W SC This status applies to sites (Site No. 129) that have no responsible York Riverview Architectural West Manchester Township W SC owner or are in an Products enterprise zone. The party York Schmucks Tailors and Cleaners York Township W SC conducting the cleanup York Shultz Enterprises — Lot 3 Hanover Borough W SC must not have contributed York Smokestack York City I SC to the site contamination York Sunny Farms Landfill North Codorus Township W SC and must develop a cleanup plan. Cleanup actions must York Teledyne McKay Spring Garden Township S SC address all immediate, York Thonet York City I SC direct or imminent threats York Tyco Electronics Corporation Codorus Township B SC based on the intended use (Formerly AMP, Inc. — of the site. Brodbecks) York United Piece Dye Works Spring Garden Township S SC York Waterfield Mortgage Company Lower Windsor Township W SC York William Beichart, Inc. West Manheim Township W SC York Woodmaster Products Dallastown Borough W SC York York International — Spring Garden Township W SC Grantley Facility 71 Appendix 3. Industrial Sites Reuse Program Financial Assistance
Over the past six years, municipalities, non-profit organizations and private companies have received nearly $45 million to assess and clean up contaminated sties. This year, 67 grants and six loans were issued by DCED through the Industrial Sites Reuse Program. The grants totaled $6,544,681 and the loans totaled $10,641,439. A total of 212 grants and 16 loans have been issued under Act 2 and Act 4 and administered by DCED.
Amount Assess- Reme- County Project Applicant Type ($) ment diation Region Adams Dodge-Regupol, Inc./ Recycling Technologies L 3,200,000 SC Performance Loan International Adams Service Station (Formerly) Al Prueitt L 22,500 SC Allegheny 6260 Broad Street Pittsburgh Urban G 52,500 SW Redevelopment Authority Allegheny Barna Machine (Formerly) West-to-West Coalition G 52,470 SW Allegheny Cello Printing Property West-to-West Coalition G 25,400 SW Allegheny Center Avenue Commercial East Liberty G 41,250 SW Site (Formerly) Development, Inc. Allegheny Gasoline Service Station (Formerly) Mount Lebanon Borough G 11,047 SW Allegheny Gasoline Station Lysle City of McKeesport G 11,925 SW Boulevard (Formerly) Redevelopment Authority Allegheny Glassport Rail Yard (Formerly) West-to-West Coalition G 34,650 SW Allegheny H. J. Heinz Expansion Pittsburgh Urban G 46,500 SW Redevelopment Authority Allegheny H. J. Heinz Expansion Pittsburgh Urban G 848,642 SW Redevelopment Authority Allegheny Hayes Ammunition Pittsburgh Economic and G 993,750 SW Plant/Galvetch (Formerly) Industrial Development Corporation Allegheny Hercules Property (Formerly) West-to-West Coalition G 40,950 SW Allegheny Industrial Center of RIDC Southwestern Pennsylvania G 450,000 SW McKeesport Growth Fund Allegheny Kerotest Facility (Formerly) Pittsburgh Urban G 208,309 SW Redevelopment Authority Allegheny Lectromelt Facility (Formerly) Pittsburgh Urban G 377,021 SW Redevelopment Authority Allegheny Malitovsky Drum Phoenix Land G 108,000 SW Company (Formerly) Recycling Company Allegheny McKees Point West-to-West Coalition G 38,700 SW Allegheny McKees Point West-to-West Coalition G 35,149 SW Allegheny McKeesport Steel West-to-West Coalition G 86,374 SW Casting (Formerly) Allegheny Munhall Gasoline Station West-to-West Coalition G 19,530 SW Allegheny National Tube Works Riverplace RIDC Southwestern Pennsylvania G 37,500 SE Growth Fund
i For more information about Financial Assistance, contact DCED at (717) 787-7120 or check out DCED’s website at www.inventPA.com. 72 Amount Assess- Reme- County Project Applicant Type ($) ment diation Region Allegheny Nikolich Service Station West-to-West Coalition G 25,650 SW Allegheny Oakmont Steel/Edgewater Steel RIDC Southwestern Pennsylvania G 42,000 SW Growth Fund Allegheny Oakmont Steel/Edgewater Steel RIDC Southwestern Pennsylvania G 25,990 SW Growth Fund Allegheny Pittsburgh and Lake Erie RR/ Allegheny County G 17,250 SW Park Place Development Company Allegheny Railroad Site (RPM-Coraopolis) Allegheny County Department of G 51,900 SW (Formerly) Economic Development Allegheny Schiffler Steel Plant (Formerly) Pittsburgh Urban G 75,000 SW Redevelopment Authority Allegheny Seamless Pipe Mill RIDC Southwestern Pennsylvania G 116,652 SW Growth Fund Allegheny Swissvale Auto Parts (Formerly) Phoenix Land Recycling Company G 90,570 SW Allegheny Vacant Industrial Sites (3) City of McKeesport G 91,365 SW Redevelopment Authority Allegheny USX Duquesne Works (Formerly) RIDC Southwestern Pennsylvania G 100,137 SW Growth Fund Allegheny USX Duquesne Works Site RIDC Southwestern Pennsylvania G 78,007 SW Growth Fund Allegheny USX Duquesne Works/Boiler RIDC Southwestern Pennsylvania G 899,863 SW House (Formerly) Growth Fund Allegheny USX National Tube Versailles West-to-West Coalition G 40,106 SW Borough (Formerly) Allegheny Warehouse and GNC Building RIDC Southwestern Pennsylvania G 639,502 SW (Formerly) Growth Fund Allegheny Weis Brothers Construction West-to-West Coalition G 117,431 SW Company Allegheny Westinghouse Keystone RIDC Southwestern Pennsylvania G 79,507 SE Commons (Formerly) Growth Fund Allegheny Whitaker Metal Products West-to-West Coalition G 35,730 SW (Formerly) Allegheny Whitaker Metal Products West-to-West Coalition G 10,410 SW (Formerly) Armstrong Metal Services and Babcock Armstrong County Industrial G 200,000 SW Apollo (Formerly) Development Council Armstrong Metal Services Property – Armstrong County Industrial G 86,250 SW Parcel A (Formerly) Development Council Armstrong Phoenix Materials (Formerly) Armstrong County G 30,891 SW Beaver Aliquippa Forge (Formerly) Beaver County Corporation for G 37,500 SW Economic Development Beaver Bollinger Steel (Formerly) Borough of Ambridge G 147,180 SW Beaver Chain Brothers (Formerly) Beaver County Corporation for G 73,492 SW Economic Development
Region Type Awarded this year SE: Southeast L: Loan Awarded previous years SC: Southcentral G: Grant SW: Southwest NE: Northeast NC: Northcentral NW: Northwest 73 Appendix 3. Industrial Sites Reuse Program Financial Assistance
Amount Assess- Reme- County Project Applicant Type ($) ment diation Region Beaver Hydril Company (Formerly) Beaver County Corporation for G 75,000 SW Economic Development Beaver Marino Brothers, Inc. Beaver County Corporation for G 122,662 SW Scrap Yard Economic Development Beaver Morini Market (Formerly) Koppel Borough G 3,037 SW Beaver Pittsburgh Tube Company Beaver County Corporation for G 150,000 SW (Formerly) Economic Development Bedford Better Tire (Formerly) Bedford County Development G 14,550 SC Association Bedford Sewing Operation (Formerly) Broad Top Chamber of Commerce G 22,500 SC Berks Algonquin Chemical Company Windsor Industries L 15,000 SC (Formerly) Berks Astor Theatre (Formerly) Berks County Convention G 131,250 SC Center Authority Berks Buttonwood Street Industrial Greater Berks Industrial Area G 200,000 SC Redevelopment Area Development Fund Berks Camp Hosiery Building (Formerly) Greater Berks Industrial Area G 71,470 SC Development Fund Berks Penn National Bank and Trust Berks County Convention G 97,035 SC Company Building (Formerly) Center Authority Berks Rajah Theatre Berks County Convention G 93,750 SC Center Authority Blair Conrail South Altoona (Formerly) Altoona-Blair County G 44,100 SC Development Corporation Blair Conrail South Altoona Altoona-Blair County G 30,000 SC Warehouse (Formerly) Development Corporation Blair Conrail/Powell (Formerly) Altoona-Blair County G 94,500 SC Development Corporation Bradford Habgood Business City of Bradford G 29,454 NC Development Center Bradford Lehigh Valley Railroad Northern Bradford Authority G 105,123 NC Facility (Formerly) Bucks Corell Steel (Formerly) Bucks County Redevelopment G 18,750 SE Authority Bucks Dial Site/Former Purex Site Bucks County Redevelopment G 43,594 SE Authority Bucks Grundy (Formerly) Bucks County Redevelopment G 33,750 SE Authority Bucks Mayco Oil and Chemical Bristol Borough G 85,497 SE Company (Formerly) Bucks Naval Air Warfare Center Federal Land Reuse Authority G 503,755 SE (Formerly) Bucks Naval Air Warfare Center B161 Federal Land Reuse Authority G 1,176,179 SE Bucks Oil and Chemical Company Bristol Borough G 85,497 SE (Formerly) Bucks Purex and Superior, Inc. Bucks County Redevelopment G 862,567 SE (Formerly) Authority
74 DCED provided Bucks County Land Recycling Program participants with $651,355 in grants to help fund a variety of brownfield redevelopment projects in the area.
Amount Assess- Reme- County Project Applicant Type ($) ment diation Region Bucks Riverfront North Bucks County Redevelopment G 87,356 SE Authority Bucks Stainless Steel (Formerly) Bucks County Redevelopment G 18,975 SE Authority Bucks Stainless Steel (Formerly) Bucks County Redevelopment G 18,761 SE Authority Bucks US Magnet and Alloy (Formerly) Bucks County Redevelopment G 85,031 SE Authority Butler Pullman Standard (Formerly) Butler County Community G 55,000 NW Development Corporation Cambria Cambria Iron Works (Formerly) Johnstown Redevelopment G 150,000 SW Authority Cambria Coal Mine (Formerly) Cambria County Conservation G 200,000 SW and Recreation Authority Cambria GKI Building Johnstown Redevelopment G 4,493 SW Authority Cambria HIG Management Capital Johnstown Redevelopment G 178,733 SW Authority Cambria High School Project (20.5 acres) Johnstown Redevelopment G 200,000 SW Authority Centre Northern Counties Coal Company Moshannon Valley Economic G 1,425 NC Development Association, Inc. Chester Coatesville Factory (Formerly) Chester County Development G 50,511 SE Council Chester East Union Street R. M. Casciato-Senya Isayeff L 112,500 SE Chester Kardon Park (Formerly) Downingtown Borough G 200,000 SE Chester O’Brien Machinery Company Downingtown Borough G 1,000,000 SE (Formerly) Clearfield Harbison Walker Refractory Clearfield County Industrial G 112,500 NC (Formerly) Development Association Clearfield Harbison Walker Refractory Clearfield County Industrial G 11,925 NC (Formerly) Development Association Clearfield Petrolec, Inc. (Formerly) City of DuBois Redevelopment G 14,229 NC Authority Clinton Renovo Industrial Park Clinton County Economic Partners G 67,320 NC Clinton William T. Piper Airport City of Lock Haven G 22,162 NC Columbia Berwick Fab & Forge (Formerly) Berwick Industrial Development G 147,487 NC Association Columbia Berwick Fab and Forge (Formerly) Berwick Industrial Development G 229,269 NC Association Columbia Bloomsburg PennDOT Facility Columbia Alliance for Economic G 29,475 NC Growth Crawford Avtex (Formerly) Crawford County Properties G 154,305 NW
Region Type Awarded this year SE: Southeast L: Loan Awarded previous years SC: Southcentral G: Grant SW: Southwest NE: Northeast NC: Northcentral NW: Northwest 75 Appendix 3. Industrial Sites Reuse Program Financial Assistance
Amount Assess- Reme- County Project Applicant Type ($) ment diation Region Crawford Keystone Ordnance Work Meadville Area Industrial G 66,668 NW (Formerly) Commission Crawford North Conrail (Formerly) Meadville Area Industrial G 26,250 NW Commission Crawford Spaulding’s Building (Formerly) Crawford County Properties G 25,434 NW Cumberland Murata Business Center/ Capital Region Economic G 82,141 SC Phase II (Formerly) Development Corporation Dauphin Fruehauf Trailer Corporation Middletown Area School District G 42,214 SC (Formerly) Dauphin Harrisburg International Airport Susquehanna Area Regional G 4,725 SC Airport Authority Dauphin TRW Building (Formerly) Capital Region Economic G 194,475 SC Development Corporation Dauphin UGI Gasoline Plant (Formerly) Harristown Development G 45,000 SC Corporation Dauphin Whitaker Center City of Harrisburg G 14,231 SC Redevelopment Authority Delaware Metro Container Corporation Trainer Industries LLC L 91,439 SE Delaware Riverbridge Industrial Center Delaware County Redevelopment G 35,468 SE Authority Delaware Sears (Formerly) Delaware County G 200,000 SE Erie City Auto Parts (Formerly) Greater Erie Industrial G 223,358 NW Development Corporation Erie City Iron Works (Formerly) Greater Erie Industrial G 66,965 NW Development Corporation Erie Currie Landfill (Formerly) Greater Erie Industrial G 147,330 NW Development Corporation Erie Mac Erie (Formerly) Greater Erie Industrial G 17,213 NW Development Corporation Erie Pontillo Landfill (Formerly) Greater Erie Industrial G 123,768 NW Development Corporation Fayette Gasoline Station Labelle Fayette County Redevelopment G 5,017 SW Road (Formerly) Authority Franklin Appalachian Lamb (Formerly) Greencastle Antrim Area G 42,574 SC Development Corporation Franklin Loewengart Tannery (Formerly) Mercersburg Borough G 236,315 SC Greene Mathers Refuse (Formerly) Greene County Industrial G 48,750 SW Development Authority Greene Mathers Refuse (Formerly) Greene County Industrial G 16,500 SW Development Authority+C185 Lackawanna Carbondale Yards Carbondale Industrial Development G 129,016 NE Authority/S.J. Bailey and Sons Lancaster Heritage Trading Company City of Lancaster Redevelopment G 280,500 SC (Formerly) Authority Lancaster Pa. Malleable Casting Lancaster County Commissioners G 477,773 SC Foundry (Formerly) Lancaster Reifen Rubber Company, Inc. Reifen Rubber Company, Inc. L 1,000,000 SC
76 Reifen Rubber Co., Inc., in Lancaster County, received a $1 million DCED loan to help advance their Land Recycling Program project.
Amount Assess- Reme- County Project Applicant Type ($) ment diation Region Lawrence Lockley Manufacturing Company Lawrence County Economic G 13,125 NW (Formerly) Development Corporation Lawrence Riverview Commerce Park Lawrence County Economic G 36,375 NW Development Corporation Lebanon Foundry/Keener Project Lebanon Valley Economic G 59,925 SC Development Corporation Lebanon Property A and B Curry Flour Mills, Inc. L 53,062 SC Lehigh Hess’/Bon-Ton (Formerly) Allentown Commercial and G 484,659 NE Industrial Development Authority Lehigh Lehigh Landing Allentown Commercial and G 1,082,942 NE Industrial Development Authority Lehigh Queen City Business Center Allentown Commercial and G 146,742 NE Industrial Development Authority Luzerne Blue Coal (Formerly) Earth Conservancy G 183,585 NE Luzerne Public Works Garage City of Wilkes-Barre G 37,500 NE Lycoming Alta Products (Formerly) CJB Realty L 96,600 NC Lycoming Herman Rynveld’s and Son R. Rader Industrial Complex, Inc. L 103,072 NC (Formerly) Lycoming Newberry Yard SEDA-COG Joint Rail Authority G 35,286 NC Lycoming Newberry Yard Fueling Facility SEDA-COG Joint Rail Authority G 18,750 NC (Formerly) Lycoming Newberry Yard/Bulkmatic SEDA-COG Joint Rail Authority G 41,963 NC Transportation Company McKean Hamlin Township Community Park Hamlin Township G 2,175 NW McKean Municipal Dump Glass Hamlin Township G 5,325 NW Factory (Formerly) Mercer Caparo Steel Property Shenango Valley Industrial G 249,606 NW Development Corporation Mercer CBS/Westinghouse (Formerly) Winner Development LLC L 2,750,000 NW Mercer Midland Ross National Castings Shenango Valley Industrial G 75,000 NW HTP (Formerly) Development Corporation Mercer Sharon Steel (1 acre) (Formerly) City of Farrell G 8,685 NW Mercer Sharon Steel (17 acres) (Formerly) City of Farrell G 17,351 NW Mercer Steel Manufacturing Site Penn-Northwest Development G 52,500 NW (Formerly) Corporation Montgomery Ardmore Redevelopment Montgomery County G 75,000 SE Redevelopment Authority Montgomery Buttonwood Street Montgomery County G 24,454 SE Redevelopment Authority Montgomery Buttonwood Street Montgomery County G 2,939 SE Redevelopment Authority Montgomery Manufacturing at Gravers William Peter R. Cross L 75,000 SE Road (Formerly)
Region Type Awarded this year SE: Southeast L: Loan Awarded previous years SC: Southcentral G: Grant SW: Southwest NE: Northeast NC: Northcentral NW: Northwest 77 Appendix 3. Industrial Sites Reuse Program Financial Assistance
Amount Assess- Reme- County Project Applicant Type ($) ment diation Region Montgomery SEPTA/Hancock Square Montgomery County G 144,543 SE (Formerly) Redevelopment Authority Northampton Blue Ridge Winkler (Formerly) Northampton County G 32,794 NE Northampton Industrial Engraving Site Valley Housing Development G 78,750 NE Corporation Northampton Union Station Railroad Property Bethlehem Economic Development G 21,293 NE (Formerly) Corporation (Union Station Railroad) Philadelphia Keystone Opportunity Zone City of Philadelphia G 9,900 SE Sites (12) Philadelphia 1500 Spring Garden Street 1500 Net-Works Association LP L 3,200,000 SE Philadelphia 1600 JFK Boulevard Four Penn Center LP L 3,000,000 SE Philadelphia 2201 East Tioga Street Philadelphia Industrial G 49,563 SE Development Corporation Philadelphia 301 West Hunting Park/ 4261 Corporation G 50,432 SE Metal Stamp (Formerly) Philadelphia American Street (5 parcels) City of Philadelphia G 12,075 SE Philadelphia Bookbinding and Knitting Mill Hispanic Association of G 38,651 SE (Formerly) Contractors and Enterprises Philadelphia Broad Street Bank City of Philadelphia G 234,781 SE Philadelphia Celotex (Formerly) City of Philadelphia G 154,110 SE Philadelphia Celotex (Formerly) City of Philadelphia G 189,189 SE Philadelphia Conrail East Oregon Avenue Philadelphia Industrial G 222,750 SE (Formerly) Development Corporation Philadelphia Container Recycler (Formerly) City of Philadelphia G 20,430 SE Philadelphia Curran (Formerly) City of Philadelphia G 120,862 SE Philadelphia Dairy Operation and Garage Norris Square Civic Association G 67,158 SE (Formerly) Philadelphia East Central Incinerator Project Penn’s Landing Corporation G 53,625 SE Philadelphia Eastwick Parcels 5 and 8 City of Philadelphia G 53,925 SE Philadelphia Eastwick Parcels 5 and 8 City of Philadelphia G 19,050 SE Philadelphia Frankford Town Center City of Philadelphia G 78,000 SE Philadelphia Gasoline Service Station Philadelphia Redevelopment G 790,773 SE (Formerly) Authority Philadelphia Gould Batteries (Formerly) City of Philadelphia G 328,875 SE Philadelphia Grays Ferry Area (Formerly) City of Philadelphia/Schuylkill G 12,000 SE River Development Council Philadelphia Haines and Stenton Avenue City of Philadelphia G 90,000 SE Philadelphia Heritage Village/Pathmark Philadelphia Redevelopment G 124,125 SE Supermarket Authority Philadelphia Jump Street Auto Repair and City of Philadelphia G 46,650 SE Warehouse (Formerly) Philadelphia M. Schwartz and Company City of Philadelphia G 9,450 SE (Formerly) Philadelphia Manayunk Canal Ash Disposal Philadelphia Industrial G 72,071 SE (Formerly) Development Corporation Philadelphia Modern Laundry (Formerly) City of Philadelphia G 39,375 SE
78 Philadelphia Land Recycling Program participants received $3.4 million in DCED grants and $6.8 million in DCED loans in FY 2001.
Amount Assess- Reme- County Project Applicant Type ($) ment diation Region Philadelphia NBC Philadelphia Merchants/ Philadelphia Industrial G 1,000,000 SE Marmaxx Development Corporation Philadelphia Ortlieb’s Brewery Plant City of Philadelphia G 37,500 SE Philadelphia Oscar Mayer Facility City of Philadelphia G 90,056 SE Philadelphia Philadelphia Navy Yard – Philadelphia Authority for G 536,250 SE Building 18 Industrial Development Philadelphia Pier 98 Philadelphia Regional Port Authority G 118,265 SE Philadelphia Pier 98 Philadelphia Regional Port Authority L 84,850 SE Philadelphia Piers 31 North to 34 North Penn’s Landing Corporation G 390,000 SE Philadelphia Quaker Lace Company School District of Philadelphia G 146,129 SE Philadelphia Schmidt’s Brewery (Formerly) City of Philadelphia G 150,000 SE Philadelphia Schmidt’s Brewery (Formerly) Northern Liberties Development LP L 600,000 SE Philadelphia Sedgley and Indiana Avenue City of Philadelphia G 8,625 SE Sites (8) Philadelphia Sovereign Oil (Formerly) City of Philadelphia G 900,000 SE Philadelphia Stanley Blacker Building City of Philadelphia G 99,450 SE Philadelphia Summerdale Avenue (Langdon) City of Philadelphia G 23,650 SE Philadelphia Urban Industry Initiative City of Philadelphia G 7,875 SE Service Area Philadelphia West Girard and Merion Avenues City of Philadelphia G 8,985 SE Potter Coudersport Industrial Park/ Potter County Redevelopment G 497,657 NC Damascus Tannery Authority Potter Coudersport Industrial Park/ Potter County Redevelopment G 240,971 NC Damascus Tannery Authority Susquehanna Bendix Factory (Formerly) Susquehanna County Department G 69,262 NE of Economic Development Susquehanna Conrail (Formerly) Susquehanna County Department G 64,050 NE of Economic Development Susquehanna Conrail B231 Site (Formerly) Susquehanna County Department G 49,087 NE of Economic Development Susquehanna Hallstead Foundry (Formerly) Hallstead Borough G 91,209 NE Tioga Carl’s Auto Repair (Formerly) Lawrenceville Borough G 15,652 NC Venango Brown Boiler and Tank (Formerly) Franklin Industrial and Commercial G 21,341 NW Development Authority Venango Chicago Pneumatic Foundry Franklin Industrial and Commercial G 24,774 NW (Formerly) Development Authority Warren National Forge Company – Warren County Development G 6,645 NW AOC-2 Association Warren Struthers Wells (Formerly) SPEDD, Inc. G 152,311 NW Warren Struthers Wells (Formerly) SPEDD, Inc. G 17,744 NW Washington Clyde Mine Preparation (Formerly) Middle Monongahela Industrial G 175,629 SW Development Association, Inc.
Region Type Awarded this year SE: Southeast L: Loan Awarded previous years SC: Southcentral G: Grant SW: Southwest NE: Northeast NC: Northcentral NW: Northwest 79 Appendix 3. Industrial Sites Reuse Program Financial Assistance
Amount Assess- Reme- County Project Applicant Type ($) ment diation Region Washington Iron and Metal Site (Formerly) New Eagle Borough Municipal G 56,402 SW Authority Washington North Union Avenue and New Eagle Borough Municipal G 251,409 SW Robinson Street Authority Westmoreland GGI Warehouse (Formerly) Westmoreland County G 330,000 SW Redevelopment Authority Westmoreland Timken Latrobe Steel Eastern Westmoreland G 112,031 SW Development Corporation Westmoreland Vulcan Mold and Iron Eastern Westmoreland G 116,203 SW Company (Formerly) Development Corporation Westmoreland Westinghouse Electric (Formerly) Development Strategies G 159,861 SW Wyoming Siltex (Formerly) Wyoming County Commissioners G 150,000 NE York Boundary Avenue York County Industrial G 95,250 SC Redevelopment Development Corporation York Capital Area Airport York County Production G 134,045 SC Corporation York Capital City Airport Susquehanna Area Regional G 84,825 SC Airport Authority York Godfrey Texaco (Formerly) Anne M. Strickler L 45,270 SC York Graybill (Formerly) York County Industrial G 49,144 SC Development Corporation York Hess’ Exxon (Formerly) Franklintown Borough G 20,909 SC York Jomax Company (Formerly) York County Industrial G 21,012 SC Development Corporation York Manufacturing Site Rail York County Industrial G 50,512 SC Corridor (Formerly) Development Corporation York Nabisco Company (Formerly) York County Industrial G 39,000 SC Development Corporation York Nabisco Company (Formerly) York County Industrial G 63,984 SC Development Corporation York Pillow Tex (Formerly) York County Redevelopment G 531,000 SC Authority York Smoke Stack Tract York County Industrial G 64,308 SC Development Corporation York Teledyne McKay (Formerly) York County Redevelopment G 196,796 SC Authority York Thonet York County Industrial G 65,236 SC Development Corporation
80 INDUSTRIAL SITES REUSE PROGRAM Financial Assistance FY 1995 – FY 2001
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81 Appendix 4. Brownfield Inventory Grant (BIG) Recipients
DEP provides Brownfield Inventory Grants (BIG) to municipalities, counties and redevelopment authorities to inventory brownfield properties in their areas. BIG grants are on a rolling cycle and provide $1,000 per inventoried site, as much as $50,000 per grantee, per grant cycle. During July 2000 – June 2001, DEP awarded grants to 35 organizations.
Grant Recipient Grant Jurisdiction Adams County Commissioners Adams County Southwestern Pennsylvania Corporation Allegheny, Armstrong, Beaver, Indiana, Washington and Westmoreland Counties (except West Elizabeth to West Homestead) Bedford County Development Association Bedford County Berks County Commissioners Berks County Redevelopment Authority of Bucks County Bucks County Community Development Corporation of Butler County Butler County Redevelopment Authority of the County of Cambria Cambria County (except Johnstown) Cameron County Commissioners Cameron County SEDA Council of Governments Centre, Clinton, Juniata, Mifflin, Montour, Northumberland and Snyder Counties (except for Columbia, Lycoming and Union) Chester County Development Council Chester County City of Harrisburg City of Harrisburg Johnstown Redevelopment Authority City of Johnstown City of Reading City of Reading Titusville Redevelopment Authority City of Titusville Clearfield County Industrial Development Authority Clearfield County (except City of DuBois) West-To-West Coalition, Inc. Coalition of 21 communities (West Elizabeth to West Homestead) Columbia Alliance for Economic Growth, Inc. Columbia County (except Berwick Borough)
i For more information about Brown- field Inventory Grants, including grant cycle, background, instructions and an online application, visit www.dep.state.pa.us (directLINK “Land Recycling”) and click “Brownfield Inventory Grants” or contact DEP at (717) 783-7816 or email [email protected]. 82 Grant Recipient Grant Jurisdiction Airport Area Development Corporation Covering 53 municipalities in Allegheny, Beaver and Washington Counties Meadville Area Industrial Commission Crawford County Economic Development Corporation of Erie County Erie County Fay Penn Economic Development Council Fayette County Southern Alleghenies Planning and Development Fulton and Huntingdon Counties Commission Greene County Industrial Development Authority Greene County Lancaster County Commissioners Lancaster County A BIG Lehigh Valley Economic Development Corporation Lehigh and Northampton Counties grantee Pennsylvania Environmental Council Luzerne and Lackawanna Counties receives Industrial Properties Corporation Lycoming County Penn-Northwest Development Corporation Mercer County $1,000 Redevelopment Authority of the County of Montgomery Montgomery County City of Philadelphia Philadelphia County each time Potter County Redevelopment Authority Potter County a site is Schuylkill County Commissioners Schuylkill County entered Somerset County Economic Development Council Somerset County on PA Union County Industrial Development Corporation Union County York County Economic Development Corporation York County SiteFinder. Log on to PASiteFinder.com to learn more about the properties inventoried through BIG.
83 Pennsylvania Land Recycling Program Contacts
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Crawford Warren McKean Potter Tioga Bradford Susquehanna Wayne
Forest Cameron Wyoming Lackawanna Mercer Venango Elk Lycoming Sullivan Pike
Clinton Clarion
Lawrence Butler Jefferson Clearfield Centre Columbia Luzerne Monroe Montour Union Carbon Armstrong North- Beaver Snyder umberland Schuykill Northampton
Indiana Lehigh Allegheny Cambria Mifflin Juniata
Blair Perry Dauphin Lebanon Berks Bucks
Westmoreland Huntington Montgomery Washington Cumberland
Chester Philadelphia Delaware Greene Fayette Somerset Bedford Fulton Franklin Adams York Lancaster
Department of Community Department of Environmental and Economic Development Protection Economic Development Central Office Assistance Office
Scott Tom Fidler Dunkelberger Manager, Land Recycling Director and Cleanup Program 494 Forum Building P.O. Box 8471 Harrisburg, PA 17120 Harrisburg, PA 17105-8471 Voice: (717) 787-7120 Voice: (717) 783-7816 Fax: (717) 772-2890 Fax: (717) 787-0884 www.inventPA.com
84 Northwest Regional Office Southwest Regional Office
Craig Lobins John Matviya Environmental Cleanup Environmental Cleanup Program Manager Program Manager 230 Chestnut Street 400 Waterfront Drive Meadville, PA 16335-3481 Pittsburgh, PA 15222-4745 Voice: (814) 332-6648 Voice: (412) 442-5811 Fax: (814) 332-6121 Fax: (412) 442-4328
Northcentral Regional Office Southcentral Regional Office
Michael Welch James Flesher Environmental Cleanup Environmental Cleanup Program Manager Program Manager 208 West Third Street, Suite 101 909 Elmerton Avenue Williamsport, PA 17701 Harrisburg, PA 17110-8200 Voice: (570) 321-6525 Voice: (717) 705-4705 Fax: (570) 327-3420 Fax: (717) 705-4830
Northeast Regional Office Southeast Regional Office
Joseph Brogna Bruce Beitler Environmental Cleanup Environmental Cleanup Program Manager Program Manager 2 Public Square Lee Park, Suite 6010 Wilkes-Barre, PA 18711-0790 555 North Lane Conshohocken, PA 19428 Voice: (570) 826-2511 Fax: (570) 820-4907 Voice: (610) 832-5950 Fax: (610) 832-6143
Information Request Line: (717) 787-6264 email: [email protected]
www.dep.state.pa.us
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Glossaryof Chemical Terms
BTEX Benzene, Toluene, Ethyl Benzene, Xylene — components of gasoline
DDE Dichlorodiphenyldichloroethylene — commonly used chemical in pesticide
DDT Dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane — commonly used chemical in pesticide
MTBE Methyl Tert-Butyl Ether — added to unleaded gasoline to replace lead
PAH Polyaromatic Hydrocarbons — another class of hydrocarbons (e.g., coal tar)
PCB Polychlorinated Biphenyl — transformer oil
PCE Tetrachloroethylene (Also referred to as Perchloroethylene) — dry cleaning fluid
PHC Petroleum Hydrocarbons — distillates of crude oil
PID Photoionization Detector — sampling instrument
TCE Trichloroethylene — chlorinated solvent
TPH Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons — petroleum products usually found at tank sites
TRPH Total Recoverable Petroleum Hydrocarbons — petroleum products usually found at tank sites
VOC Volatile Organic Compound — usually quick-evaporating liquid Mark Schweiker, Governor
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